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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-30
Iecorah Soma.

JAMES .CAREY. have had a heavy feeling in my headA
lungs and stomach for six weeks. n
was examined and informed that my
heart and lungs were sound. | am,
alarmed about the condition.
DocroeA 1.-THE heaviness is more apt to be due to-
Indigestion than to heart or lung dis
ease. A feeling Of heaviness in the
chest region is not a symptom of heart
or lung affections. Take a RiPans
Tabule and cat oranges, hgs or apples
every morning.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-30

Srefptnter Miuredp oils Nurmal Col.
Ie9e for college Grbeioe, 5urbersoslie for
uniperitetet, for Normal aurius, for dnr.
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ben 9loite. ben itsrite, ben beoit ubitpreoe
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@oropeiten. Worcester aItiO y. q. Gbriiten'
len, 8reiiosnt, NmusopUIis Rormut Golr
lese, Minnsupolis, WtHn.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-30

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Tninbre ers 70 Gents. FtHae maa ufrapiaEIta r~ueoislas
aue BeftfIinser. Get lBnHer fg lite at bosisre i1a
iraa Sunner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

C.TmSxoop, Idaho. June 2, lses.
Thinking some OF your readers would
like to hear from this country will give
few chips OF Costonwoo
We are having cold backward spring
colder than common. On the morning
Of the 18th OF May the ground vas cover
ed with snow and it snowed nearly all
day On the 22nd il showed asd rainei,
on the 18th ii commenced to snow at 8
O'Clock N and showed till dark, and
covered the ground, nevertheless this is
Q fine country after all. The winter was
fine mp to the 7th OF March when it com.
menced 10 rain and melt the snow and
thaw the ground, which made O person
think they were in Old webfoot. The
farmers are still plowing and sowing
grain. Nearly all the Reservation has
been taken ie. all that has water on
them. The Indians have some 6ne
places. They zill rent or lease for lo<
per acre. We arr going to have Q rail-
road through here in q few years which
will make things loom up,
Mr. Frank Rit= and Walter Smith have
returned from Colfax Wash where they
went 10 get repairs for the sawmiII
Rite and Smith are doing first class bu-
siness "a the mill, making both lumber
and shingles.
Charley Freish formerly OF Lebanon
Greg has been sent TO the Pen for assss.
Ting another fellow 10 rob the stage neal
Grengerville ia this state. For fear oil
the worst Besket will stop here.
BAz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
HOME AND ABROAD.

Delicious strawberries and vanilla ice
cream at Viereck's Ice Cream Summer
Garden.
hopkin Brothers Cresen. bic, Gle parade
viii take place on June Ii.
Some very pretty late uptodate canes at
Will & Stark's.
Wool I5c.
Oats 34e.
Hay, bailed, 81 so.
Buy smiley's a.
Clean 81 s~<....i Is II. . -si
Printing.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agent.
Best Bicyrie fof toe money.
Will 4 Stark. jewellers.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
Tor only go. $50. SIS and $50.
Fresh seeds. two packa res for n uickI nj
stewart 4 Sox Hardware Cos. >
fresh seeds, two packages for nickel a.
Stewart & Sox Hardware Cos.
Cyclists come around to A o Beams new
Ice Cream Parlors after your ride.
Crackers are now way down in price.
call on c Z Bro~nelI for fresh ones.
Mrs Viereck's Ice Cream Paricrs and
summer Garden are opened for the season.
Fine delicious ioe cream and ice cream
soda.
Dostors may disagree about the treat.
nen, Of case but all agree thar prescrip-
!ioas should be put up at Burkhart 4
Lees drug store. They are careful. Try
them and De Convinced Of fact worth re-
membering.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
The New Postal Order.

In view Of existing hoetiljties between
the United States aud Spain which nee
essItasas the preseuee Of United States
forces in active service at and near the
Philippine Islsnds. and Of the fact thai
postal communication with said islands.
as one Of the spzoieh colonies, IL prohib-
tied by my Order No. l6l, dated the 36th
nltimo:
10 10 HExKHT ospERKr, That articles Of
mail matter for or from persons con-
nected with ssid Uoitei States forces
ahall be subject 20 the postage rates and
conditions applicable 10 similar articles
in the domestic mails ot the United
Statse.
The srticies sh.i. be sent TO the Com
mandants Of tie forces by every oppoe-
tulaity offered by the sailing cE Q Caiied
States vessel for sAid forces. The sailing
dates OF the vessels cannot be announced
In advance and the articles should there
lore be forwarded promptly 70 San Fran
cisco IN order that they may be dis.
patched theaee TO destination at The first
Opportunity. G. II. Exony SIXTH,
Postmaster General.
Letters for Manila should be ad-
dressed according 10 one authority
"John Smith, San Francisco, CAfiior-
mia, Second Regiment Oregon vosun-
tsers They are forwarded from there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
Oakyilie.

A warm day sas June 9Th at this place,
but quiet prevailed as the polls. and We
we're surprised that % many Of our voters
sta.d at home. Out OF total vote Of le0
only log recorded their names on the poll
books.
The whooping cough 10 al. the rage
among the smali children.
Goats are all right in their place, but
they arc not the right thing In an or
chsrd. Ask W. H. Millhollen.
Judge Barton cast his ballot here; he
likss TO be among his best friends.
Ir. Robert Owens, Of Peoria, passe 4
through here last Monday. Mr. Osens
was candidate Tor state senator on the
Regular Peoples party ticket. We didn't
earn that be was defeated and do not
think that be was elected.
Mr.. Smiths dining hall was well pat.
ronired on election day. Mr.. A. s.
Hamill. the accommodating clark. wait.
ed on customers in the st0re. while Mr.
s. waited on the table.
Many Of our people went TO Albany on
Tuesday TO hear the war news, oh no
Just now we are more interested in III
state election, and the war CRY 10 .Re
member the man."
LrrrLx RosE BuD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs Cora White has moved to the cor
ner OF Third and Baker streets.
Miss Beesie Burkhart went To Ind
pendence today on visit with friends.
Mrs r r findley has resur ned from q
visit with her parents in Douglas county.
The Toledo House has been leased by
william Macksy and was opened for
business on Monday June 9th.
Misses Lena and Nellie Miller xent to
Eugene this Noon and will spend the
summer there with their grandparents.
The celebrated Bob. Bnrdeste vii. be
in Oregon scon. He is . man OF genuine
principles and is worth hearing, out we
are all var now.
Rev Polling and family left this morn
ing for Independence, where they will
visit teE days At the parental home Of
Mrs Polling.
The wedding OF Miss Amy Plummer TO
Prof. Z. B. Hedrick, formerly Of the o.
4. e., but now OF the Utah agricultural
college 10 announced to happen on the
22Id hist. Among the bridesmaids are
70 be Miss Failing and Miss Strong OF
Portland. After the ceremony the bridal
couple are 10 90 TO Newport. after which
they return 10 Corvallis and thence 20 20
Salt Lake City TO reside. - Corvallis
Times.
Reys. Reed and Stevenson scot mp The
G & E 10 Mehama yesterday on tish.
ing trip, and are expected home this
evening. /. is cafe 10 predict that the
tish viii remain at home.
At the W G T Z hall last evening
giTen IL was floral affair from be-
ginning 70 end, and vas nicely carried
out. Besides pleasing program .
lunch vas served and enjoyed. The at
tendance was good, OF lAdies. the men
we're away perhaps sgur1ng on election
returns.
Ex-Postmasteg Eugene PrctxmAn yes
terday IN eurrendeTine bis irns. to his
successor, didso carrying with him the
god will aud kind wishes OF this
community. which he served well during
his incumbency. He reiires 20 private
life witn clean record What more can
be said OF public official deposed be-
cause OF change OF Standardization
Telegram.
A letter from Charley Wilkinson who
is staying in the o0nntry abou, 35 miIes
from Denver, reports that his health 10
again improving. His presen: home is
in the mountains in an attitude 1900
feet higher than that OF Deaver. His
many friends In this city are always
glad 10 bear good news from him and
are hopeful Tor his recovery.-Eugene
Register.
William Yale, who lives come distance
up the Mckenzie, from Eugene met
with an accident Sunday that may re
suit fatally. He sas drawing rifle
which be thought was not loaded from
Q wagon, when the weapon WAS acciden'
tally discharged. THE ball entered liz
hip, and made serious wound, shatter'
ing the bone and penetrating deeply.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
MONDAY
The Field Day.

The intercollegiate field day at Salem
last Saturday was success. The o of o
boys won easily with 4s1k points. VIII
lamette %, o A C 81, Pacific 1917, Mon
mouth O. Following were the winners:
2.05.
IOe-yard dash IF Crawford, oAC,
Oslo 2-5.
Mile walk-John Huffman, o a G, in
S:32
220-yard hurdle-r v Kuykendall, o
o, 29:N.
44O-yArd run-C A Redmond, P c., in
0:5I.
Mile run-L 4 Read, q o, in 4 80 2-5.
go yard dash-D V Kuykendall, u o,
in 0:22 2-5.
Two mile bicycle race L NJ Scott,
U o, in 5:32.
12O-yard hurdle-W White, o o, in
0:l815
Broad jump-D V Kuykendall, U O,
distance 20 feet, So inches.
Shot put-R S Sanders. w @ distance,
SO feet
Pole vault-R Heater, P G, distance, 10
feet.
Hanmer thrown Smith, Q o. dis
tance, Ill .0l feet (
High jump-R Buckingham, " q,
distance, 5 feet, inches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
wHDNEsDAy
THE COUNTY ELECTION.
The Unionists Elect Everything but
one Senator, ASSESSOR and
Surveyor.

F 1t will take the official count. to tell
who is elected to one or two offices in
this county. The vote. OF two OF the pre-
cincts, Shelbuin and Charlottesville has
not been received, and the latter is not
known except that 1t went all the way
from s to 32 republican. Shelburn ID
known on the principal offices, though
the vote has not been received in detail
The result Is about az follows:
King, union, for governor, has Ill mai
Veatch, union, for congress, 120 mai.
The majorities OF the union candidates
for treasurer, superintendent, state
printer and supreme judge, range from
loo to 200. Judge Blackburn, rep, has
q majority for attorney general.
Hewitt, for judge. and o II Irvine for
district attorney, are about 200 behind In
the county, and both are defeated in the
district. P r Klley, rep, leads Glenn
union, by over rs for senator, and Glenn
10 about 80 ahead OF Mackey, the fret
two being elected.
The entire union representative ticket
10 elected, Whitney the lowest, being
about so ahead of Wilds the highest re-
publican.
Swami is elected commissioner by
about 100.
The vote for county CLERK is remarka-
bly, close. MrCrabtree was Is to 20 ahead
without Charlottesville, which was ex-
pected to give Van Wrinkle over 20. The
vote was received this afternoon show
ing only I2 plurality for Van Winkle.
leaving CrabtTee | to 8 ahead. Il will
take the official vote to decide It..
Stafford 10 Is phead without Crag.
fordsville, which will insure bis election
by about 25.
Munkers leads all on big majorities.
having about eco. Ritter received about
l50 votes. "a
Neal has about 75 plurality for record.
er.
Mcdonald win have about so to spare
for superintendent.
Fisher. rep Is elected surveyor.
Both the court house improvement {
and poor house proposition are said to
have carried though 20 definite vote has
been received.
Jack 10 elected treasurer by ls5 plur-
atty.
Mr. Norman is elected Coroner by
about 80 plurality.
The official vote will be counted to-
morrow, and the DEMocRAT viii give 1t
in detail as soon as possible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
commencement Exercises

The exercises OF commencement week
OF the College have several new features
OF special excellence. There viii be two
entertainments with admission charges.
On next Monday evening there win be .
Prize Defamation Contest between four
young ladies, who have stood . former
test in preliminary contest ct the Col.
lege. On this same evening the Junior
0rations will also be pronounced. A
slight charge Of l0c will be made at the
door, 70 help defray expenses. =
On Tuesday evening there will he an
entertainment OF very popular char.
acter combining literary and musical
features, uEder. the arrangement and
management OF Mise Alice Clara Moses.
our accomplished Professor OF Elocutiou.
The novelties and worth Of this enter
tainment can nos but win admiration
and approval from ell Who are 20 fortun.
ate as to attend, The admission to this
will be 25c and i5c. Seats may be re-
served at Burkhart & Lees without ex-
ira charge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
What is the Bridge.

Some people have gotten it into their
heads that the ordinance prohibiting
fast driving on the bridge only applies to
the big steel part on account of the sign
being on it. As a matter of fact it ap-
plies TO all the approaches just the same
and fast driving on them is just as much
a violation of the ordinance. The ap-
proaches reed protection just as much
as the steel part. Horsemen should re-
spect the ordinance, and as well may
save arrest, as fast riding on the ap
,proaches must be stopped.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
Jury List.

Following are the jurymen drawn for
the Circuit Court which will convene In
this city ON June 81:
Scio-J J Barnes.
Lebanon james Boyles, B Burten-
shaw, J NJ Stokes
Tangent--S II Bryan.
RoWland-David Price
Harrisburg - George Brandon. r
Bruckman.
Albany Glenn, Alvin Marks, A @
Miller, L D Coates, Wait Mead. Henry
Broders, John Robson, P J Smiley, II r
Merrill, Morris Sencers. Ubbe Peters, B
w Cundif, f Z Allen.
Shedd- Il Daw, Mark Curtis.
Brownsville-Bert Templeton.
Piainview-Ifa Turner.
Oskville-A Y Smith.
Eacomb-J w Halsey
Halsey-T A Powell, VIM scott.
Holley-John B Barr.
Scdaville- Oscar Healy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

Az AocIDExT TO DR McALlIsrKR.-A
few days ago DR. E A McAllistes asiemp-
ted TO jump over a fence. He placed
his hands on the fence and went to
spring over, when The fence broke down
ground. he struck his left knee on q
rock, with the result that the knee cap
was broken lis . painful wound, and
one that 10 likely to be a trouble TO him
for some time. He gets around with
the aid Of acrutch.-Eugene Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
Flower Social.

The following program will be rendered
ct the flower Social to be held a: this
evening, May 7th, at the W. C. T. U.
hall:
Guitar solo.
Flower Mission Work-Mrs. DIR. Cnam.
berlain.
Ladies Quartet - Mildred Burmester
Mrs. Nutting, Miss Lib Irvine and Mrs.
Prof. Lee.
Recitation-Mrs. E. L. Hamilton.
Guitar duet-Misses Bail and Crosby
Flower Drill-By sixteen girls.
Refreshment.
Admission free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
txtcuTQR's NOTICE

To all the crs ditors an1 pereons iatst
ested In the estate Of Rehscea Smith, de
ceased. Won are he sby not ided that have
been duly appointed sxecutor of eaid estate
by the county court Of Linn county, ure
aon. therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified ane
REQUIRED to present the SAND to me. WIN TN
the paper vouchers. at the law othce Of W
r Bslyeu In Albany, Linn county, Oregon
within six months from the date hereot'
Dated this Is. day Of January, iestA Il
SAMUEL READER, Execnto
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

A BIG CoLLEGE.-Tbe Salem Sentinel
says: On the summit of the hill, where
it will be plainly visible from Salem, the
Catholic order of Bonedietines has be-
gun the erection of mammoth college
OF solid stone masonry, Whicn, when COM
pleted, will be five stories, 700 feet long
in its longest dimensions, and proper.
tionately wide, the general outline to be
in the form of cross. The FIRST A by
200 feet, is now in the course of con.
etruction and the cdmpletion Of the im-
nense pile will take perhaps Eve or six
years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
The FL 7ction.

The county ard state election is in
progress at press time, with the result
the same as in all elections before the
vote is counted, uncertain. In this
county though there is littls doubt that
the union ticket has been elected by .
majority ranging around 500, some
think more Reports are that the union
forces are holding together in splendid
shape In the state election the Mutt
nomah election is of such a mixed char
acter as to make it impos sible to do any
figuring on it at all. In this district it
is the DEMocRAr's opinion that MIR
Veatch will be elected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

PORTLAND, June Z, Is9s.-Washington
county Geer about 200 ahead. Tongue
about 800.
Late reports are favorable to veateh
in Fret district.
La GHnde - Democrats elect entire
County ticket. including McAllister
Close between Stanley and Davis for the
other representative. The populistt
elect nothing.
In Clackamas comfy Veaich 1888 Il
Tongue 1l05 in 20 precincts Geer ovel
200 ahead OF King
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

CORVALLIS ScHooLs.-The fo.lowin g
teachers have bsen elected for the en-.
suing year: Prof s l Pratt, principal; i;
Miss Amy Lord, Mrs Henry Denlinger.
w C Swan, Miss Esther Simmons, Miss
Lettie Wick, Miss CLARA Duncan, Miss
Mildred Linville aud Mre Nelms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
TUESDAx
Oregon in 1861.

To show how things we're done in 1851,
when troops were called for from the
various states, and the attitude OF Oregon
officials in those days States man
reporter copied an order received
by the then governor of Oregon, John
Whiteaker. Following is the order re-
ceived by Governor Whiteaker, dated at
Washington. D. c., April Is, 1851:
"Governor of Oregon. Oregon City:
The returns of many OF the states being
found imperfect, and some changes hsy-
been made since the last return Q, will
you please send to this department full
and accurate statement OF ali the troops
from your state which are now in the
service of the general government ,togeth-
nto the serv ice and all used as home
vice distinct and exhibit the total of each
with the grand total. The object Of this
il to arrive at the entire number OF men
armed and employed in the military SER
vice in any capacity in order to provide
adequate appropriations for payment and
supplies, and il is highly desirable that
your HtdltB1c-4L SBOui0 10 cCAb WIN nQ
delay Please acknowledge receipt inn
mediately. Edward d.. Stanton.
On April %, 1851, another telegram
was sent by the secretary of war asking
for the same information, but it was not
until May %, 1862, that Governor Whit
eaker wrote bis reply to the war depart
ment, to the effect that the state had nc
homeguards; that no troops raised BY thii
state we're In the service Of the general
government, and that no figure or scratch
Of Q pen could be found in The executive
Office showing that any troops had eyel
been raised by this state for the genera
government. No further copies OF let.
! ters written to the war department car
| be found in the letter book used by Gov
ernor Whiteaker, and the probability il
that no further letters were written in
reference to the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

STUDENT DnowsEp.-william E Jen-
hinge. college student attending the
agricultural college, from Zsns. Polk
county, was drowned late yesterday eve.
Mug. He and companion went bath.
ing in Oak cEeek,a half-mile vest ct
Cauihorn haII. Jennings got beyond
his depth and sank out oil sight. His
body was recovered after he had been in
the water As minutes. Neither OF the
bt ys could swim.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
state Elccticn

The election Of Geer for governor 10
claimed by 10000. and the remainder Of
the ticket by niajorities ranging down
to perhaps s, 900.
b oody's election to congress is claim
ed by 5000 and Tongues by 1900.
George II Burnett and P n darcy are
elected judges in this district and Sam
Hayden district attorney.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10
Laundry Notice.

Vernon Ramp has accepted position
with the Albany Steam Laundry In the
absence of Capt. Phillips and will have
full charge Of the delivery wagon, collec.
tim etc. AL work will be sent ont in
first class order and Q liberal patronage Of
the public is earnestly solicited.
II. j. PHILLIPS, manager.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

DusN's AssAuLT.-A young man named
Dunn Was arrested yesterday for assault.
ing Mr.. w. 8. Crowder, an old citizen OF
the county. near his home near this city,
the trouble arising over the pasturage oil
Q horse. He was tried before Justice
Powell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

BE Sure You Are Right and then go
ahead. Be sure you get Hoods Sarsaparilla
and you may confidently expect 1t wall pu.
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