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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-03-21


SENATE-The capitol bill went through
the senate during the afternoon by avote
of Al to IL. This is the house bill, from
which was eliminated the provision pro-
viding for an immediate appropriation for
erecting the new building.
There were but two bills on the calen-
dar, and these were given their passage
without opposition. One of the bills was
one of the most important that has come
before the legislature this year, Senator
Wyman's bill revising the laws relating to
banks of discount and deposit. The other
bill was also an important one, being Sen
ator Stevens arbitration measure, provid-
ing for settlement of differences between
employers and employees, and creating
boards Of Cancellation.
EOUSE-The house confined itself very
strictly to routine. Little else was done
than to take up the calendar, and pass
few bills, among them one to establish the
office of state entomologist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Nearly two y,ars ago the Chronicle
btean prs'c'aiming Spokau- as "the
heaithiest city OF it's s,-s in the United
States" Again and again the challenge
has been repeated, and i. has ntver been
taken up by any rival city OF health in
the United States Backed by lhe an.
NAL report Of II zaI,h ofi-er Po,;er,pr,ns-
e in another ooirmn. the challenge Is
repeated today What city dare take it
upr-Spokaae Chronicle The DxMo-
csAr is ready to assert AlhanE's claim To
being heal,his. city. Il is a peculiar
fact IN connection with this statement ol
the Chronicle sisz, Spokane has aisaTs
had the reputation here os being the
moe. unhealthy city in The Northwest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
4 Wonderful Medicine.

The DEA:ocR IT mentioned the T. ~eipt
in AIbsny OF the first Anii-toxine. This
is perhaps the most expensive m.di, inc
IN use. A little bottle containing cnly
aboui sixth of an ounce cost over s..
An EASTERN exchange SAYS.
There is no more fascinating subj. ct
than the Auti-toxine ttea meat for diph-
liberia. Il is fascinating .'vsnu-e il is so
beautif lily scientific II i as exact as
cEemis ry and it has been so signaliy
successful in the cure Of iipi.theria that
physicians who have s;udi il, have no
he iiancy in predicting that in yerv
few wears scieucc will be able 10 conquer
all contagious diseases with absolute
precision.
psychologists insist tha; physicians
cannot determine whether apatient is
suffering from diphrhrrIa lay merely
looking at the threat. 4 ia~ie biological
examination must be mad to determine
The pgeseHce OF the lipiiibrfia germ.
Such an examination cAnno. be made
without the proper app 'iaHres \ bac-
THEOLOGICAL lAbora' ory is necessary The
time is coming rapidly when each mu-
nicipa!i:y wi have TO establish ire own
laboratory as it row establishes de-
partment for The Inspection OF food
Not onl" that, but It aili have TO manu-.
facture It's own Anti toxine. Il is doubt.
iul, indeed, whether Ant;-toxine ear
ever be commercially manufactured
The process is expensive and there must
be absolute certainty Of purity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.

There is nothing moro timely at the
present day than the questicns pre-
pounded by the Oregonian. and which
are being answered by prominent citi-
zens. The DEMOCRAT will consider the m
as concisely as possible.
/. "What should be done to promote
industry in Oregon? 2"
Rustic, encourage desirable immgra-
tion, support all home institutions, pro-
duce more than enough for home con-
sumption, bring in as much money as
possible and send out as little.
2. "xhat lie the greatest drawba of
the state, and how can it te oyert one?"
Mossbackism, also deb; but we have
much lees debt thaa most states.
8. "How should agriculture be DIVER
siiied, or made more profitabie?"
Cut up the farms into 81 to 100 acre
tracts, cultivate more thoroughbred in
an economical manner; take better care
Of ma Ahinerv, attend TO drainage and
keeps things up.
"Are there in Oregon material and
market for manufactured
That's what. Thousands Of dollars
could bs kept at home. Our farm ma
chinery, carriages, &c should be made
here, as well as many lines of goods used
and worn here.
Are subsidies proper and profit
able meth d OF securing permanent man
uiacturing industries?'
! No. They should be eel down on with
both feet, except perhaps in tile way oi
land and in an incidental way.
6. SIS it better TO encourage industries
already established. or TO invite the in
vestment ol ney eapi,ai7 Or should
both be done ?'
First, by all ncans stand y Tie in-
stitutions already here, aud afterwards
encourage o.ners as tue fields are opened
for them.
Z. Goes the future Of t!te state liz
within ourse yes, or in d d-penIence upon
ouiside assistance %
With ourselves; you may bc, your las
silver dollar on ;nat fac. At the sani'
tine We shoa'd alwa.s seek 10 ecre tbs
b.nrd. oi o I,siIs capita. a needed, that
IL par; ut the needed sif1r. within our
) s.lves.
5 'Saoald .here be union Of ciI.z al
b accomplish II re Gsu To prosperity? -
There shoIlI by an im:nrnse ajSriiy
Tor united we sand. divided we .all
The hosgish disposition displayed bl
Q ,m, sseciions in the past Should g.y'
: place TO an har uonious pul! together o.
the people OF li'r state generally. la tti
C Jnnec,ion .he oregonian should re esog
ganixe The fac, that that is no; the oni.
paper in Oregon and shocid pull viii
: the press Of Oregon generally, big al
little, fof The upbuilding Oi the state.
/ Let Us all lvsiu AID worA with 4 wIl
? for Oregon, state worthy Of being erect
, ID IN. Rrea; commonwealth
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
DO Your Best

Il IS encouraging 10 notice that the
p-ics of ali UnI main Western PrOidc,s
wheat, xool, lumber, livestock and tish,
are rising in the worlds naSte's, says
the Portland Welcome in a very sens;-
bile editorial. oae w.ll say t..is is be-
cause 6rovcr Cleveland sent fishing.
Ano,heE all say ii Is because Mr. Scpil
Mas sued :or ii'~i 4 ihi.d will claim il
IL because Mckinley ;s 81 h's travels.
fourth Hiil proclaim 1t Is because
Mississiypi j. sure to so d-mocrAtic al
the next eg.r;isn. Less ui-e people
will sapposr il i due 10 tie rlsance sor
an in,erua, Iauai inonr-arv Conference
or gh- defeat OF FL Seaasps i'olpl o.
ille b.l,. 3Jy oi Eismaik Th 81 there
are ulhrf ,.u..'1mu-s- Nlio Nil have :
di,u slrA iisa; was because shS con
rIlkusgpu limited tee session os ilte Ore
gon legislature 10 !.ssy days, or because
,ss Sth oi MAsc.,. when congress s1-
jourus. = past. eT b+eAu-e tbs tariff = s.
taken OF of uaai. ar that :issrr is duty
ic!t on pearl buttons
I.n'i il ,;ms :uf intelligent ,,lnra'rsl.
free. responsible Americans 10 IhfuS
aside ;hes- Ioo'sss: ideas and notions
There are bsssef prices io- s,veTa. Isa
so's. hn: principally because 'enssss'e
usen a:ld wo-asn have learned a 'vSsssn
from hard times.' and lave Ssae 10
work. aud are doing the les, I'ry can.
This is a mighty mosne atous l-esssfi
iof al humanity 'olsaTu; and 1t is never
I, late 10 learn IL; it can neys- bs iraTs'
ed loo often. or pFa tsesd TOO well: no
,hs best you .an. Ii every b0dy Hoal,:
DO this. there ~suld he no MOI ''ha' Il
times" in the usl1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Refutation of McKinleyism.

The war tariff men are describing with
great fervor the increase of ,in-pla,e
manufacturing in the country.
Jchn Jarrett claims that there are
thirty five factories now in existence.
A company has been organized to revive
the plant at Elizabeth, n. j., which will
have capacity OF 1900 boxes OF tin
plate mon h. 1t is explained that
Australian block tin will be used in
plating American sheets.
So much to the credit Of an uudisturb-
ed section OF the Wilson bill hich made
tin ore free Qaking of the absurd Nc
Kinley duty OF four cents u POUND. and
reduced the duty ON plates one half--to
is cents pound.
Every tin plate manuiactory now run
ming or hereafter built in this countty
is \ standing reiutation of Mckinieyism
World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12


Prof. Washburn, OF ths ., A. c.
writes to the Sun, as follows, in a man
ner 20 indicate that the wheat aphis
will not do much damage this year:
WAS surprised to see in your issue CT
last Friday a statement, taken from the
Corvallis Times. TO the effect that Mr..
Wilbanks had found the grain louise in
immense numbers on the roots OF the
wheat in the stuuble field. As | have
before stated, In yorr columns ana else
where, these are roo, lice, found on grass
roots, roots Of grain, lettuce roots, cali
bage roots and elsewhere; they are yer.
common, but not serious pest. They
are not and never will be grain lice.
DO no: wish 10 be understood as saying
that We will not have the Sheat aphis
with us mex. year, for think it is qnite
possible thai we will have some, Tut i,
is pity TO needlessiy arouse The fears ol
our farmers by the circI alton Of incor-
:cct statements,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

T.,= + O talks calmly n' Iove: FIRE.
qu<ntiy Of late We l,ar Of u omen heing
mu:d-.e ed ty u.n !o weie passionate
lv in love with li~m. Women shonld
beware Of men who fall 'passionAiely in
love" That love Is nothing more than
q form Of extreme selfsbne<s, or self
destruction, !:ich leads TO r~ui,.er un-
der the most trivial dizappniniments.
The right Kind Of love is Of thar order
which looks ior exchanges at affection
and displays its, II under no oihe-' cir
cumstanre Fairness Of exchange. re
taking wiiho ut Civ NJ. is as necessary to
success and fruitful. hesi.ltiul resu.ts in
matters of love a. in other Things. Lcye
on any other basis will be downward,
not uoxarl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Up in Saltwater, Min. euri-w rings
at O'Clock and The boy or girl Iound in
the streets after that hour is taken by
the policeman to home or jail. as the -
liceman finds ms. conv snien'. The par
ents in SliilSa'eF ars represented 20 lie
delighted with Il,- working oI the "a su
far aud oster Ninnesot. towns are ap-
plsinS tnr cnpirs Of the ord nance tha.
they also may join in the .'nri.N tu-intss 8
OF Juvenile reformation. l:at why draw
the line .. sixteen for ushIy youths
and giddy girl? Some Siillsaler wives
dou 5glesa would like curiew 10 ring hus-
hands As We! as children home at 9
o'c!ock. Piaindealer. ALBANY
also has n curfeS law.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

4 disoAIch iro-a Besil.y reAd- very
much like story Se dsed Ia read Il liea
boy; bat this il true one. DAd'
BRYANT, engineer ul the local b. k-.ey
train, saved toIrg child from des,h
today :he train Sas going ,ioSn z's,ie
at ,ile -a:e Of iweaty miles an honr h~n
Bryan a,.'iced chi d ~ t.,s track. he
pu; on the brakes. ba, ,h- train could
not be stopped Ia tim. i:,yani imbed
down Oh the pilot and seiz ~ the child,
lifted her up on the engine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Month When 'TiS Easiest
to Regain Health.
Get Strong Before Deb ItatinI
Summer CONES Again.
Feed The Worn Out Bran yyffh
Paine's Celery Compound
Let Changing Season Fin System
ia 7ealth
Take the Great Remedy That
Makes People Wei.

4 perfectly healthy body has its parts
completely nourished and its nerves con-
stantIy refreshed and stored with energy
from the vigorous blood that ali the time
bathes it.
But to do this important work of con-
veying sufficient nutrition to the tissues,
the blood must be kept rich and full of
red corpuscles.
The only trouble Eith fwo-thirds of
the men and women whom the coming
spring will claim for its victims IL pit
iful lack Of proper nerve food. What
these weak, nervous people need IL a
general feeding and storing Of their blood
and tissues with fresh, highly yitalized
material. There Is undoubtedly nothing
that can compare with Prof. Phelps re-
markabIe discovery, Paine's celery com-
pound, Tor restoring health and strength.
The great body OF physicians tIirougf-
out the United States, England and Can
ansda believe profoundly IN Il, and pre-
scribe il in all casts Of nervous weakness
and debility In preparing this greatest
0f all nerve toaicE and blood reviewers.
the eminent professor Of Dartmouth COL
lege, Edward f. Phelps, u. D.. Ii. %.
had In mind the countless men and wo-
men with brains overEorkesI and nerves
unstrung By worry and lack Of proper
nutrition.
Clerks. their employers, lawyer, doc
tors, mothers OF families, hard working
men aad women IN every state and coUn-
try, and hosts of brain worker-the
most intellectual part Of the community
are today taking PaIne's celery CON-
pound, with the iszppsest results, 10 re-
Eeye themselves Of rheumatism, neural
giz, nervous exhaustion. dyspepsia.
sieeplessness and low spirits. Paine's
celery compound cures diseases of the
| important organs OF digestion, circulation
and exeTetiOn, by purifying the blood,
I by regulating the entire nervous system
and supplying the body with strength to
combat disease
/ Paine's celery compound makes peopie
/ we'll Il takes away all the treEnor and
I irTItabilIty from the nerves, and gives
that calm, strong feeling OF assured
health that invorIably ACCOMPANIES a
| perfectly weIl-nouriShed bodily system.
Get nd OF languor, clear the muddy,
unhealthy skin, plump oct the body
and get hack 10 a normal vigorous coR-
dItion with PaIne's ceiery compound,
and begid now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Hugh Wallace has returned from
Washington aud says Cleveland wili b.
the nominee of the democratic party
next year Mr. Wallace shoLld 20 and
soak his head and get l'ttle sense in ii.
The next nominee on the democratic
ticket will be iree silver man. Mr..
Cleveland has been prcsid-n, Two terms,
and tha. is as long As the people will
e.er permit any man 20 I'll ;hs Off e OF
nrssiient
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Readers OF the DEMOCRAT have no
dolbt seen good many i,sm% shout
memory syst-ms. The editor Il the
DEM 3csAr has saa.li,i the matter some.
and he find t',, oE..-Ttal sscEe1 10 be
sia ply 'tspa'a-siias.' SOS people ate
talking g.,,l ,i-.i a'sonl enFes for Ia d
,imr<. Ma: .. The na;;es oi applica' ion
for this alss', tl,a' l.. -nerky aud frssls.
Let everybody 81 ,io~m 10 business,
live within Il,ear neaAs even though
small. and ply their deb:s wiiir every
cent oi surs,iIs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The members OF the railroad commits
sioners pressed SecretaryAkincaid for .
tinAl ruling as TO whether he would
abide by the opinion OF attorney Gen
eral Id.eman or reject il. kineaid said !:
al am not ready vet TO make a final de-
cision: i, took Mr.. Idleman month 20
make up his mind and pu, !. in form and
| am certainly entitled TO reasonable
time TO study aud diges; it,. The COM
lnissioDers insisted upon having decis-
ion by next Saturday, but Mr.. kincAid
said No" We'll, in ten days, then,
sure?" NO In fact said Mr.. Kin
caid, Il will name no special time, bat
will give you my decision insi as soon as
my duties will permit me 10 get ready.
II this does no, salt. or IL am too slow
Of course YOU have remedy ani'ean ex-
ercise yoar picasurc.-Ioarnai. Good
for kincaij.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

A New York man took iunny couE e
to prove 10 his wife tha; ias was NO. a
coward, after he had been rallied one hy
her. lie took twenty-five grains az NOR
phine in her presence and Remarked
'Yo1 called me coward. and I will h,
you know that am rot. | will b. =
dead man before I2 o'clock > lie only
lived a short time. Was he cowatd'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

When it comes to credit the United
States is ali right. Dou'i shake in veur
boots a. all on .hat scsrs. Never i.-sr
hu, that lie people ~ roHniry with
such credit will come ont all riyh,
They win keep their boats on. fgurately
speaking. You .m;gi,' n well i~ck for a
drouth in Oregon n for continued de-
preston in the T. 5 There siH b.. tly-
ing colors in time. An oriini- writes
this; but, as vel. The signs RI 'h.- lines
indicate il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
seas1z - VIII FI<at-

WASHINGTON. sng5i l. 1t Is stateI b
perso1s Ia . p,a>:s4a-s a. >Esaak Eiih agti1d--
I;y that a. 20 =, - T.-g-zsel. Is eouyItcel
that sireaI BrIsaIu n4s finally dz.iied TO:
10 a1blIrzse or s-tts- itse d-oznsiz-y dispute
as suggested by the United SAFES. t.srozgh
Ass.laass4. sor bayAnl. tli= Ssata@rn repnb
lie ~lli rrzretiGiiy t-1t rg-soia:sly resort 10
VIA; ste regards n h=: oniy toarsa q Ee-
sort Il force Ii i declared ,isai her pep
pie are ready to sse tissJr homes and tiear
riiie-s dssolss,ei ard aid q aSbes rather
than 70 zaba.i; 10 wha, they regard as na-
tipu i sishuFsc-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Let sna! r,ra.ls .aA,i, ih. Issue Ia /. mn
{ ounIg- \ sasnp'~ >; t''e &ay > road
should br l,niit is ,h- oa,. .oing pasi the
lair ground With he sire - IN Al.sanY
ALkle deep il mud Iha ,,sd : in excel
lent ccnbi. ion ioE bicycling II a eauu-
try road caa be mAi- tha. Nay xhy
can't a street. Ui,b- rrl.is. Denver
iiacklenan ami .ew oilser c..un;i Dad
makers conls no doub, giv.- enr riIy oi
icials some poin.ers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Two cents a mile is li''rral tariff for
passenger 1ai'roai fare. There is some
thing fiimsy in the contention that She
companies cannot aGoid TO draw the rub
lie a ,Ao-cent Boston Stan lard
= hat Is four eeu's mile then? In
l,uth ii depends On location. IL is the
sane as any other prop ,sition- II the
trains are crowded cents is enongh; il
travel Is light more ~ill do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

L l. Al Interesting fact iha. no che
ever read l1ng accounts OF Ad'ai Ste
venspn's dack hunting expediii Hs.
Stevenson il one OF thu best public men
in the z. S and il making good rec
ori. Il will not he surpris NJ il Ste
,ei>nn is the next democratic candi
date for presid Mt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Cuba has tried on five different occa-
sions TO throw off Spanish rule. It is 10
be hoped she succeeds. Cuba IL natHral-
ly tributary To the United States aud
will never occupy her right position ua-
til one OF the United SIa'es. The United
States does not snatch territory from
other countries. 1t should though, use
some excellent engineering in getting
hold of this island
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
ExG2E EVE s>'Ea

Naw ORLEANS. April An esp cs;on
took plsoa 81 - shss gFTidayl II sr,ssnc IN
a g70oesx and s:a,n c,sssnsl.ery >s.-n. Ssps by
Charlie S.iath-. ais3 aI. :s1s ap,@-SIte
tbe FFench utvket Ia 4s3.~Eou vas
css'sees sy s:se p..3-T S-ps II t's.. asaga
E:Fe. <zxt s}os- Is ti.e >;o-s. sas ! SAioon
Kept b.g Emile : ale Hall lozeH fisher
aan wsrs drinSjn- in tie place. and they
Se.e all us-.e3 aE3e- the wreckases That
buS..sipg txiug a.so demolished
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Hi-h Priced Beef.

KASsAs CRY, April : During tie
Ia>t SIX weeks t;ls pEis,. oi t.cet Ia this ely
lsas increased 80 E.sIs3iy and % constantly
that the bate tsrs. IN sIy nothing Of their
patrons. are complaining. The bltehers
say 1t Is 40: their fauit. nor the fsult Of
the packers. but that the whole difficulty
Is due 20 the incraSc in the price oi live
cattle, In the time noted prices have in
,,-,,s.as N =, * ,,s- ,S,,,F
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
up on ii,e engine.

There a;e ioa mAay men gfo';ni Hho
wuuid se 10 make money hy .iscovsr-
ing ,irh gold miae containing ore
wo';h "a dollar y pound. Wien they
huut :or one it Is ike going after the end
oil -ain5ow. Tho men who settle dosn
to hard work and live within their small
means are the tsppiest ones. l, takes
more 'l,an none, TO make prosperity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The general verdict of those writing
to The oregonisn is that in order to OBJ
tain good times we must support home
industries, diversity our farming, start
factories as fast as We can support them,
and live economically but not parsimo-
nionsly. Very few run ans politics into
their answers. Demagosuss DO that
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
DYSPEPSIA.

f, W. JOY CoNpANY-Gentlemen l
have taken your Vegetable Sarsaparilla
and can say have never seen anything
equal to it. l have suffered ten years
with dyspepsia, not being able to eat
anything but milk and brown bread.
Life was nothing but misery for me.
Now have u good appetite, eat any
thing l wish, and feel no disagreeable
effects from it. l wish / could tell all
dyspeptics and urge them to try your
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
(Signed) Mr.. JouS TIMOTHY,
Forhestown, Cal.
II you want 10 get spring medicine
without blotch, an old sarsaparilla
trade mark, a big patch OF red pimples,
take Ioy's Sarsaparilla.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Mr.. Harriton, il Is again said, is ear
didate for the pre,iIrncy, a TecrriIre
candidate as ii were. That is the ksE1
OF candidate he hiss been right along.
and by the way, there are several thou
sand receptive candidates in the L. s.
In fact that i. alou: the size o! m,s, any
OF us. Mr. Harrison is more thsa that
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

"rhe vacancy occasioned by the res
gnation of David Mechanism, guard at
the penitentiary, was filled today by the
appointment of Victor l.. Looney, OF JEFF
ferson. Mr.. Looney, is son of ex-Sen-
ator John h. Looney, OF this county,
and was recently married to Miss Shu-
maker OF Jefferson" Thus the ''hog
county" swipes in another pap-sucker.-
Salem journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Democrats re u not su;itely despair.
At time NisrH : ~ cnui.i ~, have ex
pfcted 10 Il cl an. issig irr,ni the Bay al
Fundy to In 1uf Of California. they
elected all ii.- ;asu osIict.s in Bridge
Enii. Ccbn., s"y.,sl in Springfield. L..
n les SCATTERING 1u.s in other places, 10
say nothing of Texas. The democratic
PARTY isn't dead yet.-Sun
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

Over two thirds OF the people of Ole-
gon favor free silver. Yo1 talk about
solid money, gold and siver with free
coinage of the American prodaet OF IL Q
latter certainly offers solid money, one
for rich and poor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

$4,000 Was paid the Cardinal who per
formed the marriage ceremony in the
Castilane-Gnuld wedding Too much
for tying together such shoddy couple
AIRY Albany minister would have bee.
glad to take the job for IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12

The Salem Journal gets humorous as
follows: The woman who drove her
usband home early this morning after
he had caroused all night, was dong a
driving business The Journal is not
raising a fund for railroad to the moon,
nor Suez canal TO Mr.. Hood, but is
selling papers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-12
Very Eiea Gre.

SAN nrESo. Cal. Ap;il A oorrs-
syonjeRt at the Rice mining camp. at
Warner. thinks that the Rire brothers
have the richest mine in this county. Their
claims are the Bertha and nalSy. and it Is
estimated that the 10 tons Of fine ore cut
viii pay 81 pound. The bro,heFs Brought
down % pounds os it, aud in one day heat
out so w9rth Of gold.