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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

acuse and Price; J X Weatherfcrd, East
Albany; w Il Bilyeu. Albany; j Whit
ney, West Albany; l. L Miller, Shelburn,
Fox Valley and Rock Greek; II ) Viii
liams, Scio and Jordan; JEFF Meyers,
Franklin Butte and santiam
Adjourned until p. m.
1t was moved and carried that ma
joTity OF ballots cast elect the nominee.
Carried.
A motion was carried that the dele
gates to the state convention present the
name OF NJ. A. Miller as delegate TO
the national convention.
Voting was ordered done by the vive
voce system; but changed 70 the ballot.
J. NJ. Ralston was elected assistant sec
retary.
reilers-E. f. Hammock, IT,. shedd,
Peter Bither, Henry Lyon.
G. II. Elswick, II. W. McElmurry, 8.
]. Shore, III. G. Watson. b. s. Martin
were named for representatives.
Following was the vote: Ellswick, 20;
MeEimurry, III; shore, ~; II q Wat.
son, S3; Martin, So. McElmurry, Wat
sou and Shore were declared nominated
SM Garland and ] ] Whitney were
named for county judge. Ballot-Gar-
land, IS; Whitney, AZ.
We Potter, Jas Archibald and d S
Bnsey were named for commissioner.
Bailot-Potter 68; Archibald 80. Busey
I2l. Mr. Potter was declared nominated
Oh South and o A Archibald were
named for clerk. Ballot, South 6S; Ar
ehiba.d, "a.
Henry Blakely and Perry Parker were
named for sheriff. Ballot, Blakely, SO
Parker, ~
Mark Peery, 81, J P Gaibraith. 10, was
the vote for recorder.
Mr. JEFF Montgomery was nominated
for treasurer by acclamation.
Robert Miller, IS; E Z Davis, 50, was
the second ballot for assessor. Jas
Crabtree withdrew after the FIST ballot.
G f Bigby, OF Sweet Home. was nom-
mated Tor school superintendent by &C
clamation.
The nomination for surveyor was left
to the central committee.
o B Reese WAS nominated Tor coroner
by acciamation.
Hon. ". X. Bilyeu makes q model
chairman. being business from the tap
OF the gavel-
The prevailing sentiment Was TO put
up strong men. regardless of personal
feelings
The ticket Is q good one and winner.
Better feeling never prevailed in q
convention, and the delegates have gone
home enthused.
There was no question hos the mem.
bcrs Of the oonye..tion stool on the all.
yer question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

The Great Northern.

ON Tuesdly, April 7th, 1896, this COM
pany in connection with The Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company yta
Spokane, will iaaugurate through train
service be. ween Portland aud st Paul.
The fallowing important change OF
time will also go into effect on that date.
Leave Portland 5:l0 p. M, arrive spo-
kane 80 p. M, leave Spokane 40 p.
M, arrive st Paul 6 90 p. m, third day
This train will run daily and will carry
both palace and tourist sleeping cars
which viii run through TO St Paul With
out change. at St Paul close connec-
tions will be made in union depot with
all divergfng lines for all points IN the
east and south.
Under this schedule our time to st
Paul will be 3 days, 81 days to Chicago.
st Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati, ~
days TO New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Morris senders, Of this city, is To-
cal agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10
AN ALASKA LET TER.

The following was received by j. S.
Luckey, of Eugene, and published in
the Guard:
JUNEAU. Alaska, March 90, '9e.
By request OF many friends ] viii, en-
deavor to pen a few lines We sailed
from Seattle March 10th on tie steamer
Mexico, and had good weather aid a
jolly crowd which made very pleasant
trip. The voyage was mostly made
through straits and inland seas, there
being almost continuous chain of is
lands We were only on the high seas
four or five hours. We were detained
some on account of fogs and tides which
made Us six days on our voyage, which
is often made in three or four days.
We find here very lively little min
ing town built at the foot OF mountain,
which rises to a great height directly
over the town. The buildings are all
built OF lumber and rs a general thing
are very ordinary buildings, owing to
the title OF land in this country people
do not want to build very expensive
houses. But this is the liveliest town |
have seen for good many years. There
seems to be plenty OF money and all the
business men appear TO be doing well
One man told me lie had taken in over
nine thousand dollars this month and
one day last week he took in over Two
thousand dollars, this being mostly for
Yukon outfits anu ali spot cash, and
other stores do almost as big business.
There does not seem to be much wors
! here at present bat they say in. tie
course OF months time there will be a
great deal of work for there il consider
as spriug opens The pay here is from
500 to $3.50 per day and board. l
would advise no man to start to this
country with less than two hundred dol
lars and even then he wants 10 be saving
with it for no telling when he will get
any more but from all reports there is
lots OF gold all 1t rough this country but
II is not every one who makes fortune.
There is now about six hundred men
on the trail for the Yukon and there will
be about two hundred go on the steamer
We go or including about dozen women
and one boy not four years old.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

Sick stomach means sick man (or wo-
man,
Why not be well7
SILK stomach comes trom poor 1904
moor nourishment; means poor neaItn; !;
poor comfort Shaker Digestive OoIoiAl
means health and well stomach
live could examine our stomach Ne
would understand why it Is that 30 little
will put il out of order.
But. unless we are doctors, We neye'
zee our stomach. We only teel II W.
would feel it less il We took Shaker Dl
gestiye Cordial.
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes you
stomach digest all the ncnrishing leo'
ron eat. relieves all the symptoms oil 10
digestion, acts as q tonic and soon make
you well aud strong again.
I The more you take, the les you Va
feel Of your stomach. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10
To whom ii May Concern.
Pur,ov.ra. o. April 1. Il

PHILoxArH, o., April i, 1895.
This csrtifes that Prof. L. q. LAni1
has taught penmanship IN the College Q,
Philomath with excellent success and
We are glad to recommend him to ali as
q competent and thorough Instructor 10
TT,lx. 7. II. GRAGG,
Prin. Col. OF PhilomAth-
Prof. Lantz may be found at DR.. J. c.
Listler's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

A Couxrr CoxyExuoS.-ThsLn Linn eoun-
~ VIC T. q convention ~In oe ns4d
Al Halsey on April and 10. Churches
and sabbath schools OF this county are
requested TO send delegates A cordial
invitation Is extended 10 su interested
in temperance ana moral vetorm 70 AZ
tend these meetings. Mrs hennSY.
State President, wall lecture on ene
evening of the l0th. The hTst evening
oI our lines OF work during the day viii
! be Of interest to all. J. VS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

RrrH VS.. ALBANY Great interest was
taken in the first through trips OF the
Ruth and Albany yesterday IRON Port
land. There are so many conflicting re-
ports about the matter the DEsocRAT viii
not attempt to decide which Is the tester
boat. The Albany left Portland seven
minutes ahead of the Ruth, with light
load, while the Ruth was we'll loaded
and arrived in Albany an hour ahead oi
the Ruth. At Oregon City the Albany
| was two minutes ahead, and at Salem
one or two minutes. The number o
stops made by the boats, though. makes
lit impossible to judge OF il as race
Both the Evening Post and the States
Imam OF Salem declare that when runninI
straight the Ruth gained on the Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

Tia QUARRY PLANr.-The Rochest ei
quarry near Elk City, is getting ready to
begin operations at an early date. A
complete quarry plant has been ordered
and shipped from st. Paul, Minnesota,
and is expected to arrive in about three
weeks. The plaat will consist OF big
double-hoistinp engine,s channeling ma
chine, steam drill and all the necessary
hosting apparatus for two derricks. The
plant will be first-class in every respect
and will cost about 5000. We are in
| formed that Mr.. Rochester has q contract
| TO fiji as soon as he can get to operating
and also contract Of about 5000 tons tc
fill during the season.-Toledo Leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

The districtipg OF the county viii di-
vide the delegation between Ford and
Hermann, with the former probably in
the lead.
1t takes 2i5 men long time to vote.
Arrangements are being made for a
blowout after the convention, a harmon
ising affair with defeated candidates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

BErSa BuSoogD.-'0ld Yamhill" has
a new sensation, she is fairly giddy with
excitement. Il is none OF your cheap
John affairs that can't get up ON its hind
legs and walk across ten-acre lot With
out limping, either; it is full-hedged
go-as-you- please and get there-it-you-can
gold mine boom. The fever isspreadins
worse than the whooping cough or mea-
sles, and the sturdy old Yamhillers are
being buncoed into the belief that the
new Eldorado has been discovered in th'
| foothills west OF McMinnyille. The new
lly discovered mineral lode is mammoth
ledge Of dark conglomerate rock whicl
starts in on the east side OF the coas
range runs clear through the mountain
and drops off into the Pacific ocean,
McMinnville Transcript.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

DIEp.-Mrs. Jake Modi died at her
home in this city this morning at Z
o'clock. She was about go years OF age.
The remains will be taken on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock TO Benton county
for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

Music Miss Mildred Burmester
teacher OF piano or organ. System-the
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street, opposite U p church.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

A BIC BARGAIN. The residence of Mr..
los. Klein on SD street, between Baker
and Montgomery will be sold at bargain
if taken within few days. If you want u
nice home cheap call on MIR. Klein.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10
Trouble at Sweet Home.

4 Sweet Home correspondent OF the
Lebanon Advance gives the following
There cane near being murder here
Saturday evening, all thai il lacked vas
the gun missed fire. Jim Robinest's IS
year.old girl vas kidnapped or induced
10 run away from home Friday night
sometime, and Jim keeney. the saloon
man heae is snspicionesi as being impgi-
Gated closely with it. Robinette came TO
town and learning considerable about II
had warrant sworn out. but before it
was served X. mounted his pony and
started TO leave. 4. seeing this grabbed
a gun from the store, and stepped OUT
side and snapped the gun three tunes At
him, not being more than 6oyards away.
All that saved X. was weak spring in
the gun. All the cartridges proving good
soon afterwards Keeney put spurs to his
horse on short notice and will he scarce
here for some time. kobinest is and was
as cool a. a cucumber. The people herr
are on their ear. What has become o
the girl is yet . mystery. and the Gauss
for her disappearance is vet unknown.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

Circni. corrt adjourn ned IA, nigh, uEtil
1ext Saturday =; 3 A. n1.
S..xl : turaiay the Corvallis Gre depsrt-
men, will set heuse on fire and pat il oat;
hat will they pat il cot
Hr. Wyatt Mead continues to chsllengs
e-. producers. Ia months his 3S hens
iay 2734 egg. The lass tn0nth an average
# % day
Prof Dillon began his course II phrsnc-
logical lectures last night TO a good sized
audience who Eere greatly pleased. To-
night the lecture will begin At O'Clock.
The ALBANY and Ruth lei; Portland this
rnurning together, At Salem The Albany
with four stops to the Rnth's none. was ten
minutes ahead The albany will be here
about o clock.
1be grand lodge l. o. O. F. will mee'
| in Astoria on MAY I2. The Albany lodge
nave elected the following delegates: " G
| T~eesiale. DIR ] G Littler and Il L Burk-
hart
| Prns r. G. Lan,z, graduate from the
| Bixler Business College, Of Wooster, OHIO,
will give free lecture and lesson on physi-
cal traiE ng in penmanship tonight, April
2, IN college assembly room, VIXEN he wiil
organize class IN penmanshiP.
Thomas Nay a. informed fuesdsy that
the machinery fr the nex woo.en mi was
shipped. l. a. pnrchased 1t Pfosis iee,
lR. l.. and Worcester. Mass nsaFsy tro
) mon.hs ago. AID consists. of on worstet
and one wooden set.-Sak y Jouinh.
Coon FOR THE DALEEs.-The receipts o
: the Dailes post.ofIice for the year endin,
! March 81, 1896, were the largest sine
the establishment OF ~. of.ce t.eIe, ,beini
: sS20S. .65. For many years past this ha
: been third-ciass office, but the receipt
!, for the year Just closed entitled it to b
. raised TO the grade OF second-class. tn
limit being annual receipts aggregatin
lsS.OO0. Postmaster Crossen expects tbs
E the grade of the Office will be raised s
i soon as his reoort is received by the dc
lprrtment at Washington. Post office n
. ceipts are always considered iair gaue
u OF the business place in which the ofi1t
Is situated, hence the increase in the =
Iceipts of..the Office here indicate that Il
! bushes Of The Dalles is enjoying vel
= healthy gr,wth.-T. M
- THAT RosgBuRG DEfEGATIoS.-There
GOOD deal OF dispute about whom Il
e. Roseburg delegation is for congressma
a The Plaindealer settles it as follows:
n stranger reading dispatches from Ro'
burg concerning the primary meetiu
last Saturday, would think some bo
lied, and truly they may, for there is
NO fat contradiction in the dispatches
the Oregonian concerning it. ID. ).
rE Buick states that the delegates are
~. Hermann and Simon Caro- says they
lea against him. The fact is that they
re- for Hermann. Mr., Caro-, the only m
o o opposed to Hermann originally, pleat
he egate he would not oppose Mr.. Herman
diy and on those assurances he secured vo
Piy enough to elect him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

Nor SALOON KEEpER.-In noticing
the suicide of Mr.. Max Friendly in Port
land the DEMOCRAT referrei TO Mr..
Friendly as a saloon keeper. The idea
was taken from the Telegram which re-
ferred to him as liquor dealer on Nor
rison street. The two terms are gener-
ally used for the same meaning. The
DEMOCRAT is informed that Mr.. Friendly
was not saloon keeper, but was simply
the agent OF California vintage, and
only sold wines by the bottle. Those
familiar with his record refer to it as an
honorable one, particularly his payment
OF about 95 cents on the dollar at time
when many try to get off without buying
anything. His family are very deserved
Iy popular and worthy people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

A disputs over an umbrella lead 10 fight
be- ween two ladies in the Waterloo woolen
mill.
The Journal Claims slight shock OF
earthquake was felt in that city about $40
o clock yesterday morning. Guess IL skip
ped Albany.
]. A. Gain has sold his butcher shop TO j..
l.. Porter, OF Monroe. MIR. Cain left Iues-
day for Albany. but expects 10 so TO port-
land Monday where he has accepted po-
sition in a shop Den Cain will still work
ia the shop at this ace.-Lebanon Express
An ingenious arrangement may be seen
Mt DIR Adams A train of cars carrying
dental vooas, labelled ''the Albany aud As
toria r. R..'' is Just emerging from TIM
mel, and runs along on road bed OF teeti
extracted by the enterprising dentist, pre-
senting peculiar spectacle.
The democrats of Lincoln county hav.
nominated the following ticket: Clerk.
D ] Jones. of Toledo; sheriff. 9 A Miller
3 Yaquina; assessor, H Lusx. Siletz; com
missioner ] r Barclay, OF Tidewafer
: school sup't.. Miss Madge Dunn; treas
!, urer, S A Logan. Newport.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

G. II. Ralston, of Portland, has been
in the city.
Attorney ]. Fl. McNary, OF Salem. was
in the city yesterday.
C. G. Hogue has been in San Francisco
come one says in conference with D. 9. &
Z. officials.
Miss Elizabeth Reed, Of Lebanon grad
ua.ed this week from the medical college
at Portland.
Misses Maggie and Nettie Whitney ct
Eugene are IN the city on visit with
their brother of the Herald.
The Telegram notes the presence at
the Holton House, Portland. OF F. E
Allen, attorney, OF Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman. who
have been visiting friends in Salem, re
turned to Albany by the IL o'clock local
Salem Post.
Mr.. Bert kellogg came up on the
Ruth from Portland las' night. He de
;lares the Ruth gained every time on tn
Albany.
Prof. Henry s. Strange was nominal
ed by the republican county conventio
OF Clackamas countv for school superb
tendent on March 25th. Prof. St,ans
once taught the brownsville school
r this county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

The best stoves.
Tinware, shelf hardware of all
kinds, blacksmiths implements, wood
work for wagons.
rIasury's mixed paints.
The leading Columbia Bicycles.
Grass and garden seeds, all kinds.
Studebaker wagons and buggies.
PloWs and other agricultural im-
plements, guns and ammunition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

A PoLIrIcAL JoKE.-One Of the dele
gates to the democratic convention from
North Harrisburg is w. s. Bean. There
by hangs tale. Mr.. Bean, newcomer
there, is red hot republican. Last
Saturday on primary day, Mr.. Sam May
said to Mr. Bean: Lets go up to the
primaries Mr.. Bean, thinking Mr..
May was republican went along, to.k
part in the meeting and was electei a
DELEGATE. He did not learn OF the fact
until the next day. He viii not take
part tomorrow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10
OLD COMPANY,
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Stewart & SOx Hardware Co.

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

The following was received by j. S.
Luckey, of Eugene, and published in
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-04-10

The
Cheapest
Place
o Buy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-22
eyes; the spell is broken The little
bird is gone. and your dream is all"
THE TRINIDAD CASE.
An English Paper Wants to Know What
This Country VIII Do.

An English Paper Wants to Know What
This Country VIII DO.
London, January 21-The Wes-min-
SER Gazette, commenting this afternoon
on Cle dispatch frcm Buenos Ayres,
which announced that @ cable message
from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, had been
received there saying that Senior Carlos
C3-ya.h0, Brazilian Minister for For
eisu Affairs, is preparing note de-
handing the immediate restitution of
the island of Trinidad, occupied by
Gre3l Britain, 20 Brazil. says:
There is nothing improbable in chs
news. III is, indeed. ~3Jner TO be wei
coined because it affords a useful tes,
o.. the sine ri-y with which the govern
melI Of the United States intends to
discharge its self-elecJed duties as lord
chief justice Of the American continent.
For In the present dispute England is
pressing for arbitration and Brazil re-
ruses IL until Il unc0DdiConaIy and inn
peri0us.y. What viii the United States
do2'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
on THE MISSISSIPPI

D-N ttiE A-oSlNclltl.
con the Mississippi" which will hold
the boards at the Opera House Thurs
day night. has been revised and newly
equipped with q strong company. There
are five sets of scenery i'm this five ac,
m-lodram3. -Four of these are said to
De- ,r.umpls Of scenic art, original and
novel. The swamp scene with the tro-
p.cal effects of fire flies. croaking of
frogs, sing cg OF birds, etc. The New
Orleans Marli grass in which the char
ac-ers IN ,he plot appear zen masqua. 80
The old time Mississippi: steamboat
and IT'S traditional gambling scene. @
famous gambling palace in the Crescent
City. when enabling WIS an Institution
here and @ lovely View of Lookout
Mountain in Tennessee. a m3s-erp-ec
The plot and acton are based on the
v.llaor Of q charming Southern woman.
who .asc.uates I.cb Northerner and
Gauss lm TO lcze his fortune. and then
drives him To- am attempt at suicide. but
IS saved ON the brink of self desruc-
-cn by q simple hearted mountain
maid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-22
LOOKS For SETTLEMENT

New York, January 2f-The World
publishes the following from its Wash
ington correspondent this morning
Secretary of State Olney believes that
all danger of trouble with England over
the Venezuelan boundary dispute has
passed. He has said to a leading mem
Der of Congress that that affair wears
q different look now than it aid a few
weeks ago. The Secretary did not say
what arrangement had been made with
Great Britain or what the nature of the
settlement would be, but he did say hat
the prospect of an amicable understands
ing was regarded by him as certain.
In fact, he felt certain a settlement of
the whole matter would be made by
the two governments before the Vene-
zuelan commission could make an in
yeStigatiOn and report