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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

| Thomas r. Cakes, Henry G. Payne, Henry
T.. Rouse, Receivers
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-29

holding election, -------, which
election shall be open at eight O'Clock
in the morning, and continue until
four O'Clock in the evening of the same
day, during which time the ballot
boxes shall remain open, for the pur-
pose OF voting upon the question Of
issuing the bonds hereinbefore pro-
vided, at which time such question
will be submitted to them, and such
election shall be conducted according
to the General Election Laws of this
State SO far as the same may be ap-
piled, and except as the same are
modified by the provisions of the Act
above mentioned.
Dated this 10th day OF June. A. ID.
1895.
ROBT. S. BRAGAw.
Clerk of the Board Of County Commission
ers Kootenai County, Idaho.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

II the income tax law had been one oil
great benefit to ths rich people oil the
U. 8. ii would never have been declared
unconstitutional. That is as plain as a
man with checkered suit. Mighty few
laws are ever unconstitutional If satis-
factory to the capital of the U. S. David
B. Hill, in his vicious championship OF
the interests ei the millionaires has for
ever alienated himself from the lsboring
people of the country. All laws seem to
tend one way, in a channel which per-
mits the rich TO become richer and the
poor to become poorer. When men and
no. mere political demagosues are elect
ed to Office there will be laws passed and
sustained by clean supreme court which
shall make men give financial support
TO the government according to their
financial capacity. By this the DEMO
Graf means tha. II the man with an in
come OF $1,000 year pays as taxes.the
man with an income Of $1,000 should
not pay merely ten times as much, bul
at .esst twenty times as much. or $500 4
year, which he can better affori to Dc
than the former S25
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

Sound money, according to Carlisle, ID
money that retains its present purchas.
ing power. Tie more one figures on Tbs
proposition the more confusing il be
comes, and one hardly knows then What
Sir. Carlisle thinks sound money is. II
seems TO the DEaocaAr as il sound
money IL that kind OF money that re-
mains fxsd in value, and while The pro-
ducts OF the world fiaetaA;e under the
Iaw OF supply and demand the money re-
mains firm in its value. Backed BY
proper lass silver and gold maze such 8
money For years they only varied .
per cent in value previous 10 the demon
iiizaiion Of the former. Silver il sound
money because the supply can never bs
very large. There Is only GO cubic tee'
OF silver moneT in the world, hence li;sls
danger of i,s ever being increased 80 a
to cause q finetuation then made lega
tender like god. Give us silver and gold
both coined Tree. the former the money
of the masses, the latter OF the wealthy
Lst them pull together and the load vii
60 along firmly and safely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

The following from e Salem Post 10
| OF a very serious character, and pats o
new phase on the character OF the men,
bers OF the last legislature. and IL lie nc
| wonder they sto ID in with railroad com
missioners and iobbery generally: Some
OF the rooms in the state honse are un-
dergoing fes very needy repairs in the
way OF k1lsomining and frescoing the
ceilings. The TO 'ns occupied By some
of the COMMITTEES during the last iegis
la:ure were left in verT filthy condi-
ton: the carpets were spoiled by tobae-
CO juice and the ceilings ru.nei by smoke.
Il looks very much as though some OF
the membars or their clerks nigh, have
been raised in pig pen II ths way they
left their quarters were 10 be judged
Many Of the CHAIRS and tables were also
broker and rendered useless, all Of which
are Of the most expensive quality, and
when the next session lie called these
broken articles will have to be replaced
with new ones.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

q. S. senator in Washington, tried
Paines celery compound. She says: Ny
spirits picked up, and at the end of two
weeks the same old exuberantt health
with which nature blessed me had re-
turned.
81 ate and slept SIS had not done
since was q child, and I have never
known since then an hours ineonven-
fence from nervous prostration.
"The medicine to which owe so much
is Paine's celery compound. and have
recommended it to all OF my stage ac-
quaintances who have oyertaxed their
brains by too close. attention to study.
and all have experienced the same hap
py results as myself"
Marie Tempest also, and host more
of the eminent artists who appear before
the public, have recently testified TO the
. wonderful reinvigorating power of Paine s
celery compound. Their testimony Is
noteworthy because no class of women
work harder or are under greater nerv-
GUS strain.
| Women in every walk OF life have rea-
son to be grateful to Prof. Phelps of Dart
mouth, who discovered Paine's celery
| compound. He understood the peculiar
weakness of the sex. He knew tnat the
backache, lassitude, headache, sleepless-
ness, and loss of appetite all mean that
the supply of nervous force is low and in
adequate to the demands upon it. The
experience of thousands has taught the
women of the country that only Paine S
celery compound viii give health to the
nerves, and through them, to the entire
body.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

Some lime ago, sass ie walsa Waila
Statesman. an enterprising land agent
succeeded In iFansplanting a colony ol
200 persons from the mountainous re-
gions ol old Kentucky TO the Ioosh..l4 ol
Mount Riiner. where tie primitive
usAses Of their former home are siill re-
tainei They are very independent
people, living within themselves, sup
plying all their own wants. selling bu,
not purchasing. Both sexes dress in
wool raised, spun and woven by them
selves. Even choice is offered OF their
home grown tooacco. long green and
hammered fiat. The women chew to-
bacco aud dip snuf. Tea is made from
sage, and coffee from roasted peas. The
colonists are all hard shell Bapiists, aud
brought preacher OF that faith with
them to minister to their spiritual wants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
The Ciiaufauqua Idea.

Less than twentJ wears ago the aEst
ChautAuqus Assembly grew out Of q
camp-mee.lng on the banks OF Lake
Chan,anqaa. Ne~ York. L: seemed 3
Classical revival OF ;heold academy when
Plato and Aristotle walked ASd talked in
the groves Of Athens. From stAia 10
state like bird !os example IL fiex until
hardy section os our country remains
that has no, its seaside assembly or re-
sort in the park cr mountains where
scholars % for recreation, whore the bua-
iness man seeks a reae2Al Of college
DAYS and houseEiyes live again ths:r
gisihood
ChAutaaQaA is great university
whose students are scattered in homes.
on farms.in shops and iA>soriss, in towns
and mining camps, IN cars aud ships.
wherever sae hamaa soaI carries the
love oil leaning. Then once year they
/ dock to The great assembly fer study
under comr esent professors. TO Foand mp
The years work. 10 Fsee,ss the diplomas,
10 form new classes and 10 90 back 10
Iife's duties refreshed aud inspired. Il
is tie idea: peoples college. The 6re@k's
competed Tor rank 10 AZ; in song,sn ora
tori. in a;hleiic=.so DO the Chausauquans
aud added TO this IL an almost ideal
standard Of Christian teaching. As
Christ taught by the seaside ard on the
Mount. 90 do his modern disciples teach
aud study the scripture lessons. The
hall in the Grove has become a temple
OF philosophy.
The instructors discuss economies aud
social science, the butanis, d.sese,s Goa
ers, the chemist compounds bis gases,
the class in drawing follows the master
/: pencil. the chorus pnlses and throh. Al
the baton stroke oI the great musician.
Such an assembly Is boon 10 any com
munity.-Ex. Time spen, reading a
course in c. L. s. c. is veil spent. TIE
reading is clean from beginning TO end.
and is no, only instructive but easer,ais
ing. The writer. who has spent many
years in Chau.aaqua study. speaks with
confidence when he sdvices young reople
10 drop the trash they have iak~a up
and take coarse in this .piend d insti-
saiion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

The DkMocRAr is not in the habit Of
referring editsfial'y to theatrical per.
formanees; but the following from the
Fargo, of August April 6,coniains a point
that may cause people TO stop and think !:
II the stage wer devoted TO more pro
ductiops like "Alahama" il might, in
deed, become the handmaid OF religion ::
and II, like Mf BIinhridge. mora mana
gers lhoughs less of pecuniary reward
aud more Of the satisfaction 10 b; deriv-
ed from faultless presentation of theif
stage pictures, theaterg going would not
continue the doubtful Quantity that has
made the dramatic business so venture
some during the past two years. II
there were more Augustus Thomases and
less Gus Heoges-more "Alabamas' and
fewer Rush Cities" the world would
battle better of.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

In it's account Of the recens election In
Corvallis the Times gives an incident
that ought to make every thinking man
stop and consider his ways; A different
scene was when young Adam Bumbarger
offered to vote at the lower ward, and
his vote was challenged on the ground
that he had served term in the peni.
tentiary. The question of whether or
not he had been pardoned out arose, and
full five miautes was spent in examining
the law. He read the book himself al
lently, and those who looked on could
not help feel pang cf pity for the man
whose own act placed him in a petition
for the time extremely disagreeable. A
big crowd stood around and when it was
finally decided that he was entitled te
no vote, Bumbarger left the place with
celebrity. 1t was an incident that re.
minded those who saw 1t that the peni'
tentiary should be Stunned. not for the
inconvenience of being locked within i'll
dark walls, but for the discredit tha
comes with freedom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

Some people are going to have Cleve-
land call an extra session in order TO pro-
vide sufficient funds to run the gcrern-
ment. Postmaster General " ilson has
a level head. He sa~s ''it is not so se,i-
ous as the general view seems To make it.
II trade revives and continues TO improve
as 1t has OF late there sill be revenue
enough. From now on incr. asingly
large amount oi whiskey mus. be taken
out under the new tax. and this increase
will amount to over S15.000,00o. With
an increase in the revenue from customs
duties the new tax Oh whiskey will
make up the deficits this month. You
see, the internal revenue collections are
5000, 600 and the tariff nets about 81.
900, 900, while we paid out over $40 900, :
00c. I think times are improving and the
government will have all the necessary
revenue and deficit win be thing OF
the past"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31


Only year or so ago the republicans
howled all over the land that the sheep
and ool industry was going to be ruin
ed by the democratic party, and as le
gitimate result OF this howl there Sas a
slump in the mutton and wool markets
1.-The wiley buyer always takes adsant-
age OF such talk. But what are the facts.
Sheep have been going up in price, right
along, since the democratic tariff law
took effect, and the wool market is real
ly stronger and better now than 1t was q
year ago. In addition to these facts it
should also be remembered that all the
people are benefited by the tariff law.
in that they can now buy better wooden
clothing for The same money, or as good
woolen clothing for less money than
they could year ago--this fact 10 so
plain tina. argument is unnecessary to
enforce it --Greeacastle, Ind. Star
Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.

On this Saturday night there has
nothing occurred during the closing week
of more importance than the rapid rise
OF wheat in the Eastern. markets. No
matter what the cause or object the i'm
portance is just the same. II displays
again some OF the old time sp.rit that
created prosperity. II presents an ex-
ample Of activity that is necessary at
this period; it speaks OF returning con-
fdence; 1t tells OF money ready to be
launched into enterprises; 1t says en-
phatically that the country 10 alright.
And it is alright. Wheat is the leading
product OF the country, the foundation
OF the staff oil life. and as wheat is so
you may look for good times generally.
There was time when bull proceeding
like this made producers feverish aad
they looked for all manner OF things. the
traditional dollar bushel for instance !;
but they have learned from experience,
and this year as in nine out OF ten they
may count for the highest price on the
first big rise after harvest, and shoald
beware lest they keep their wheat too
long. Fifty cents in October is worth
60 in April or May. With the many
new foreign nelds for the production OF
th;s cereal farmers cannot deEend upon
the prices OF years ago; but must accept
the new condition Of affairs. 1t may be
confidently predicted, though, that
wheat viii settle down ct steady price
n. 80 or 60 cents per busllvl, Eith spec
uiative price above those figures.
The first Albany creamery butter
came to the DEMocaAr Office yesterday.
This tells of one feature in the future
diversified farming OF this county. IL
should mean a good deal. Creamery
butter, under the processes in use, Is
universally good home made butter in
six cases ous OF len is poor. Producers
often get a nominal sum for their but
ter because OF its uncertainty. The
public wants good butter and that right
along. Most people are willing - pay
for it, aud much more than for butter
OF an uncertain character. First class
creamery batter gsts reputation awsy
from home and Tor the reasons stated
VIII have steady demand. The DEMo-
CaAr predicts good ssle 10, a. &. b. all
through the willamette valley. Under
the cooperative system this will rean
a steady cash income for the farm, /
sending milk 10 the creamery. We are
particularly pleased wish this a. per
manent institution here aud hope to zee
i. grow until u, least the produc, Of 100
cows comes to It's doors evety day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

There is nothing in an impure lille. no
recompense for violation OF the social
code. Nothing is gained while charac-
ter is lost. The greatest wealth any man
can obtain is character. The libertine
of today, whether found in the lower
crust or upper crust, is unworthy OF the
confidence of any one ana should be
promptly ard completely cstracised from
decent society. On the other hand every
man or woman who has fallen should be
given chance TO rise, but the progress
upward must be consistent one, ema-
mating from the heart and not matter
of policy. The young man who starts
ont in the wrong path will rue IL again
and again during his life.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

The Portland Sun makes the following
charge: "Tbe "goldiies" have coyer.ly.
though earnestly and, recently, aggrss-
sively worked TO capture this conyen-
ton. Numerous rumors are ia the air
regarding methods that have heeE used.
1t 10 stated that organization papers have
been re.igiously forwarded to "goldiles'
throughout the state with earness re-
quests that no independent bimetallisis
be selected as delegates Wherever in
dependent bimetallists have been select
ed. the manipula,ors OF the Portland
"soldise" machine have requested their
iieutenants throughout the state TO, II
possible. prevent their attending The
convention and the securing Of their
proxies 10 be voted in the interests ol
the "goldisea.r Star CHAMBER elections
have been held. Upholstered delssa
tions made. Every trick that the hn-
man mind could invent nas been ut;l-
lied By the ''goldises Now the qEes-
ton Is. for whas?"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
: play is done. the curtain drops.

The play is done, the curtain drops,
Slow falling to the prompter's bell;
A moment vet the actress stops and looks
around to say farewell.
It is an irksome word and task,
And when she's laughed and said her say,
She shows as she removes her mask q
face that's anything but gay.
Acting is not all gaiety, lights, and ap-
plause.
There is deal of drudgery, vexation,
and heartaehe that the people in the
front of the housa little imagine.
Mary Anderson used to advise young
stage-struck girls to keep off the stage.
The feyerish excitement, the late hours,
the drudgery of rehearsals. the unnatur-
al stimulus from new audiences, rivalry
and Applause, make the life full of perils
to health of mind and body. The care
less theatre-going public have no notion
OF the strain on the nerves that is insep.
arabic from dramatic career.
But members of the profession know
what it is, and they have, as body
learned how best to keep their nervou:
systems strong and capable of doing the
hard work demanded of them. That ID
why Paine's celery compound is so pop
ular On the stage.
Helen Barry, the well-known actress
writes to physician. friend, from Tea
Box Cottage, Bellfort:
g 1t is with great pleasure I write tt
tell You that find Paine's celery com.
pound splendid tonic. I should like
you to procure me few more bottles.
Della Fox when run down. from
overwork, by the advice of the wife of 8
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

This bics Gle riiias isiness is funny
thing. A man who iass rides for medals,
pianos aud lanterns is an amateur. and
in class 4 il he is sent out by a bicycle
house he Is q ssmi-smateur aud IN class
b; il he sells any OF hls prizes or rides
for money he is professional. Most
amateurs Who ride for big prizes are
really professionals, for they scheme in
all ways 10 cell their goods without be-
ing found out and generally succeed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

With ore eye On the clock, and the othe.
"a your plate you cannot enjoy q meal
When travelling east. yoD shoaii take the
Northern rarsiic-sths oaly dining car lins
from Portland: me lis IS csnss Yea don t
have TO get up in the moruing as SIX 'cinck
rush 10 breakfast and gulp il Down in ST.
teen or txensy minutes. and then have 10
~ais until 2 or ) clock for lunch ur din.
nsr. 70 avoid this. take the Northern
Pacific. the oaly dining car route. the only
line running TO the Yellowstone Park and
the only line running Pullman Tourist
sleepers through 10 the east without from
l2 10 Is hours delay. For full information,
time cards. maps. etc. call on or address
C. G. Burkh4rt. agent, Albany, Ore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
.aotilsr Read.

The proprie;ors Of SANTA ABLE have
authorized Foshay i Mason to refund yoar
money if. after giving this California Ming
Of Cough Cures fair triaI As directed. i,
fails to give satisfaction f.. the cure Of
coughs, Group. whooping coagh and all
threat and lung troubles when the dis
ease agec,s the head, and a<sumts the form
of caiarah, nothing Is 50 effective as CALI
FORNtA CAT-R-cURE. These rrepar-
ations are without equals as household rem
edies. Sold at si.o0 package Three for
$3.50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

The Roseburg Review gives Secretary oi
State Kincaid gentle hug, one not with
o1t several grains Of truth in il. il the truth
were told: The muidle into which Secre-
tary Kincaid is getting affairs Of the state
shows that because a man has Oeen editor
Of mdssbaek paper for thIrty consecutive
years. during which time he never pub
lished live news item, Is no reason wn,
he should be considered competent TO fi
an important public Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

Hill calls the people who favor tile In :
come tax law all kinds of names; lille
some one else puts favorite names to the
men who oppose the law.So it is in refer
ence to silver. The United States is far
enough advanced In civilization so that
men should have the greatest charity
for those disagreeing with them. The
narrowest men are the self-opionn.ed
fellows who concede nothing good in
those opposing them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

E. W. JoY CoNPASY-Csentlemen !
have taken your Vegetable Sarsaparilla
and can say have never seen anything
equal to it. l have suffered ten wears
with dyspepsia, not being able 10 eat
anything but milk and brown bread.
Life was nothing but misery for me.
Now l have a good appetite, eat any,
thing / wish, and feel no disaSreea6le
effects from it. wish l could tell all
dyspeptles and urge them 10 try your
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
tsigned) Mr.. JoHN TIMOTHY,
Forbestown, Cal.
Ii you want to get spring medicine
without blotch, an old sarsapariIla
trade mark, Il big patch OF rcd pimples.
take Joys Sarsaparilla.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

80 far as Oregon Is concerned reform in
in the state government and eEeriastingiy
sitting down on the Tammany ring that
has plum dered the people in various ways
for the past twenty years is just as import
ant as declaration on finance. Win the
single gold standard shouters at Portland
endorse reform in state atfairs?' ?''-Salem
Journal
A hard slam By repubiican paper on
Oregon republicans who have been in pow
er in Oregon for twenty years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

Mr.. Carlisle says free coinage Of silver
will bring silver monometalism. This
Is mere statement, and it begins to
look as If this were a campaign OF state
ments. As matter of fact there is no
reason to believe anything OF the kird,
Gold will always take care OF itself. /.
Ia built that way. You could not down
IL IL you wanted to. Under the present
laws silver has no show. Give 1t a
chance and let silver end gold go hand
in hand. Try 1t. That is fair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

Do you know, if you want to go east and
desire Pullman Tourist Sleepers, that you
will BE- detained from II 10 16 hours unless
you take the Northern Pacific? Remem-
Der that the Northern Pacific is the only
line running Pullman Tourist Sleepers
through to the east withouG delay. Time
and money saved by this route. For full
information, Ii "a cards. maps, etc. call ON
or address @. G., Barkhart, agent Albany,
0va y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

There are men in New York City. per
feet sbylocks, who make over hundred
per cent interest. though the legal rate is
only PER cent. Ii Is done on household
security. For loan OF 800 for 3 months
S35 is charged besides The interest As il
is the only way some people can get money
millions of dollars are leaned in thai city
at such suicidal rates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
An xriltsg anxnIns.

0KL0HoxA CITY. May S3--SEarp At
noon at least 1900 mea, with large
number of aornen. made grand Easa from
| all sides Of The hickapeo reservation foz
the 40 odd claims open 30 whits settle
mens Ia less than an ho@t thsee were
scores Of Contestants ca each q these claims
in addition 10 the Aoorers, ~ko had al
ready taken possession of the lands
The k,ckapoo opening was much IN the
nature Il huge fare 4: 1910 nearly al
claims had sFoza 10 SO 20 claimants On
them. and ihoee fartbest from the line
we're reached fran tie border In q mina-
ties Ia one sec;Ion 100 claimants. who
had run In from beth bsriers, ars Sighting
fo- their claims