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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
A T, AvELISG MAN
Gives Some Valuahies Hints Re.
garding the Care of ths Health
While Travelling.

Mr.. +. W. Siorh@rion, q commercial
traveller fron Birmingham, chose busi-
ness keers hirn almost constantly on the
rad, relates N tile Sunday News the
dangers 10 health from tant change
of residence s'.d toe way he overcame
the ususl injurious effects.
He SAYS: One thIag people travelling
cannot very we'll avoid is the constant
change in water and food: the stomach
never has an opportunity to become &C
customed to anything and ia few years
or much sooner the average travelling
man becomes a hopeless dyspeplic.
For several years | suffered more or
lees from indigestion, snur stomachs,
! headaches, distsse for food, often nc sp-
petite, gas on the sto,Gach and the usual
| unpleasant effects of imseriet digestion.
Nearly every travelling man has his Ia
vnrite remedy for different tsonbles and
I tried all of them with no results. Fin
slly on the train between Pittshurg 81 d
Philadelphia one day, overheard q con-
yereation between to ladies. one of whom
had suffered severly from indigestion and
stated she had been completely cured by
a remedy which she called Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets; / remembered the con-
versation because it oirectly interested
me; and at the next town inquired a.
, the fret drug store and bought package
, for fifty cents and from that day to thi:
!, have never been without them. Tnel
are pleasant tasting tablets, not secre
patent medicine but composed OF vegeta
BILE essence. pure pepsin. fruit salts anS
and Golden Seal; being In tablet form
tthey never lose their good qualities lik'
liquid medicine would, but are alway
fresh and ready for use.
carry q box nn my pocket continually
and whenever see any symptoms OF in
n digestion take one, also one after eacl
meal, and for year and half l hav
not lost day by reason Of poor healt
}. and can eat anything and relish what
. oat; my digestion 10 absolutely perfect 9
q far as can Judge from my feelings an
: although there may be other stomac
medicines just as good as Stuart's Dy'
q wepsia Tablets, do not know what the
are. Certainly to- people who trav'
- they are far ahead OF any liquid medicine
as they are so convenient, they can I
carried in the pocket and used wheney'
=, needed.
!" Ibelieve they are sold by all drugsis
g at SO cents, and believe anv one who vi
q try them win them will agree with m
that for indigestion and stomach troub
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are I'M
qaaled,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
Oregon all Right.

A man who was in Oregon wrote in the
foollowing enthusiastic way:
Oregon has grown and is growing at Q
lightning express rate, and there IL
abundant reason forif With but l.12S,h
part OF the population OF the United
States. she last year produced l-30th of
the entire wheat crop OF the country,
and sixth of the total wheat exports of
the nation went out from Portland, her
metropolis. The aggregate product OF
her farms, forests, fisheries and mines
last year amounted to nearly 500 for
every man, woman and child within her
borders. Umatilla county, with q pop
nlation OF less than 5000, turned out
last year 4. 500 coo bushels OF wheat that
brought s, ,S75, 900 IN eold-or over ss25
Tor every human creature in its limits,
for one crop. Baker county, with bat
Ill 600 population, produced during the
year nearly s., ,0c0. 900 in gold, and half
as much more in grain, fruit lumber
and wooi-or about 1915 for every inhab-
itant Oregon timber lands yield from
so. 900 to s50. 600 Test of lum Der 10 the
acre, while in Eastern forest regions
800 feet 10 the acre is big average
Oregon fruit 10 being shipped to every
part OF the country, and to many regions
OF Europe; and her orchards AID vine.
yards pay from $500 to $500 year TO the
acre Her climate 10 unsurpassed in
North America. Roses, psnsies, yiolets
and daisies have been in bloom every
day since / was here last November.
Lawn.morvers we're running in Portland
all through Decembei and January, al
monds biSomed in February, and mag
nolixs in March.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
Oregon Weather Service.

Summary. Station, Albany, Or. Month
April. 1895.
Eleyation above SEA level. 2l4 feet.
Mean temperature, 81 u
Maximum temperature. u; date. 24sh.
Minimum temperature, 32;date, 2nd, Sd.
Mean Of maximum temperature, So 66.
Meaaiof minimum temperature; 40. Ia.
Number times maximum temperature 90
or above, 0.
Number times minimum temperature 32c
orfbelow. ..
Namber times minimum temperature 10
de ,rees or below, IL.
Total precipitation. 2.57 inches.
Greatest precipitation In "a Consecutive
no lrs, and date, o. so. 2lst
No. of clear days. l6.
No. of pa tly cloudy days, 5.
No. of cloudy days, 9.
Number of days on which .0l or more oi
pr -cipitation fell, 9
JNumber Of days on which .04 ar more
of precipitation fell. 9.
Dates Of light frost. 2ad, 3rd.
Dates of killing frost,
Dates on which snow fell. 0.
Dates on which hail fell, o.
Dates on which sleet fell, O.
Dates of thunder storms, o
AurorAs,0
Prevailing direction OF wird. N Ks.
CG euRKHARr,
Volunteer Observer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
TRIED 10 BREAK JAIL.
A Close Call to a General Escape
From the Linn County Jail.

A very skillful attempt to break from
the county jail at this city occurred last
night, with a close call to a successful
termination.
When the jail was closed last night It
contained eight prisoners, Jim Lee, Fred
Grow and Olel Afford, held for the grand
jury on account of the robbery of house
at Peoria, trans Baker, Tor robbing a
store at Harrisburg, Harry Evans, for
burglary at the residence OF D. p Mason
in this city. Lee French for forgery, Joe
Raymond, OF this city, for burglary at
o. Bauemle's, and win limerick for
! petit larceny OF bicycle.
Awhile before O'Clock this morning
Sheriff Gaines heard q clicking nois 9
below and shortly afterwards o suspic-
ious eonnd as II something was failing
He hastily dressed an with drawn re.
volver went below and entered the corri.
dor around the cells, running against a
mae in the dark, the light having been
put out. He turned the light on and
was aetonished to find Eve of the meu
loose in the corridor. They were hur-
ried back into the cage and locked in,
when it was learned that a daring at
tempt had been made to break from the
all. 1t had evidently been done in this
manner: From the northeast cell, the
inside cells being unlocked. one OF tho
men with q file had reached through the
grating and filed off the ends OF the bolts
In the hinge OF the box holding the
switctea These were showed up and
out with piece of wire found and the
door to the box opened In some man
ner that is mystery The Yale lock hold
ing the switch to the doors in place was
unlocked, indicating that there Is an ex-
pert among the prisoners The switch
was then turned, and it was this clink-
ing that the sheriff frat card.
This threw the steel door omen, there
being no extra lock on that door, and the
prisoners were fire., to go out into the
corridor. which they did and immedi
ateiy began prying the brick from the
south wall. When the Sheriff arrived on
the scene they had one layer Of brick out.
the start OF hole about two and 9 half
feet square, and il would have taken on
ly few minutes to have gotten through
to the outside. The discovery was
fortunate one. When the Sheriff went
in Harry Evans, Lee French and Will
Emerick were in bed and evidently had
nothing 10 do with the affair The other
men, except young Raymond are no
doubt. experienced.
The DENocRAT man asked them how
they did il aud each man de Jared that
he i'st W liked out the door into the cor
ridor, and OF course refused TO tell who
did the job ard how il was done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
Oakville.

Some OF our people are anxious to 70
and fight Spain. We would go quick
enough if they would furnish covered
carriage and allow us TO stay in the rear
There is no fun In war.
The "whistling quartet" has disband-
ed and We have no night attractions nov
but the "whistllng unet' and it is at
traction enough.
We were in Tangent last week. We
found that town full of cars and every.
body busy. Martin FORESTER says that
he is the owner of one OF the erestest
freaks OF nature, ga three headed dog"
he says that on the Sth day of June he
Will siay this wonderful canine We ad-
vise him to XIII one head at time and
commence right away, We never Kill ed
three healed dog. but our experience
with the one headed kind has taught us
to let dogs be. We asked Martin if he
would sell the hide. We would like to
start museum and rare animsl like
that would be an attraction He says
the hal: is all coming off on account of
disease and he would make himself lia-
ole to fine for selling diseased dog
nsNVS, auu again ne IL not right sure that
he will kill it on that date. Something
might prevent him from executing his
threat and the dog may not be his.
The largest killing of wild geese thai
we have heard OF this spring was don.
by Thomas settiemire, H. @. jackson
and Glen Junkin about four miles east
of Tangent. Sixty three geese was tie
returns Of cue evenings hunt. Who can
beat il?
Measles is the latest disease in our
qniet town. Only one case reported as
yet.
A birthday party this evening at Her
man Holstien's. Miss Wiunie's 18th
birthday. The young people generally
are invited. A lunch OF pie and cake
will be served.
Some of our farmers are W Watching the
wheat market very close. They didn't
sell last summer when they could get So
eents, but decided to take IS cents the
first time it got that high, but since il
has gone past that mark they have de-
cided to wait aud get dollar. We hope
they will. but it is rather risky and IS
cents is good price.
LITTLE Rosg 5uD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

PRosPscr or Lose Tar The order
OF he cabinet TO send the Pacific coast
volunteers to the Philippines brings toe
war right home to our own dorr. for It
sneaus that about tilty Linn county
young men viii have 70 go to that far
away country. TIL, islands are just be
low the Goth degree Of latitude. slightly
further south than CuoA, which is jus.
above the 10Th degree, and hence is in a
very warm climate. There are only
abou. 1000 white people on the island.
and most OF them are Spanish soldiers
there TO hold the country. The natives
are of the Celestial character. The yoy.
age would give the young men chance
to zee the world, but at the same iims
the trip would not be al enviaoie one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
Death of Calvin Burkhart.

Mr.. Calvin Burkhait died at his homs
in this city at about $3.50 o'clock las
evening, of Bright's disease OF the kid
neys, at the age of about IS years. He
had been III for sometime, and he had
made careful preparation for the death
that was inevitable by completely set
Ting up his earthly affairs.
The deceased was native OF this
county, being member Of one of the
most prominent pioneer families. He
was o cousin OF Mayor Burkbart and a
son-in.law Of Mr. John Connnr OF Port
land. He died g fervent christian. He
.eaves wife aad one son and many rei-
atives to mourn and regret his death.
Mr. BnikharG was 8 member OF the A.
o. U. W.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence OF the deceased at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon, to which all friends
OF the deceased are invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
Evangelical Appointments

At Salem yesterday the annual confer
ence OF the Evangelical Association OF
oreg'n adjourned after making the fol-
lowing appointments:
Portlaud-A Ernes,, presiding elder
First German church /. B. Fisher: Firsl
English. L. s. Fisher; Memorial. r. d.
Streyffeller.
Salem-Liher,y-street, II. E. Horn
chuck; Chemekeia sire 1, N shupp.
Oregon City-H. c Weller.
Albanv-O B. Streffeller.
Canby-A. Englebars.
Jeffer OIL. Andersen.
Monmouth N. O'Kellv.
Tigardyille-A. j. Eisss.
Nehalem-L NJ. Fisher.
Houlton-A. + Myers.
Little FAlls-F. W. Lonuer.
Seattle.-A. Weinss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

FILED PETruoS. DIR. ]. l. Hill. Of
Albany, has filed today six petitions
nominating Luce, Wakefield, sears, ct al,
as the regular Peoples party candidates
for governor. secretary oil state, treasurer.
etc. This 10 exactly what Secretary oi
State kincaid Informed Mr.. Holt in e
letter dated April 4. they would be re
quired 10 do TO entitle their candidates
TO place on the ballot according to law.
After causing much trouble aud li,iga-
tion they have now complied with the
Law by nominating their candidates oy
petitions and adopting . name differ
ing from the one used by the Peoples
convention and assembly held at Port
land, March 26.-Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
HOME AND ABPoAD.

Wheat to-day in Albany is 79e.
Crescent .sicycie,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for re money.
Will & Stark. jewelers..
China has declared her neutrality In the
spanish war.
Q pounds of hackers for I5c at TO
Shaver's
Call at French and zee his girdIes from
rs cents up.
See the nsw Rirdl-s. the very latest, in
French s shDw window.
Belt and skirt supporters S. 10 and Is
cents al 2. NJ. Frpnch's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
for ouiy $50, $50. $35 and $50.
Fresh seeds. two packa es for a nicke q
Stewart x Sox Hardware Cos.
Fresh seeds. two packages for a nickel at
Stewart * Sox sruware Coz
Crackers are nov way down in price.
call On Brosneii for fresh ones.
Ladies' long watcn chains at low price.
at French's Jexelry store.
Order the beautiful life of Frances 2
wal ard. by Anna Gordon. of Mrs l.. E
Blain.
Mrs Viereck's Ice Cream Parlors and
snmmer Garden are op ned COR the season.
Fine delicious ice CT am and ice cram
soda
Conductor Ben Barker this noon took
one a the ] psez' Trans ever seen here
through she c y There were 81 cars be-
sides the eAboose
The siea-er Albany has engaged TO
bring down be siver fr0m tie Cummings
zHrehoase II 90 bushels Of wheat. and
will make Der 6r.s TIP fburtdAy 4, will
require eight OF ieu days for the steamer
TO complete tie work
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
May Go to the Philippines.

The surgeons at Irvingtou Park this
morning began examining the members
oil the Natlonai Guard for enlistment in
the regular o s. service. The TeIe-
gram Gays:
1t 10 new stated on what is considered
good authority that the First Oregon In
tantry, United States volunteers,is not de
stined to serve in Cubs, but will be sent to
the Philippines as an army OF occupation,
after the fleet Of Admiral Dewey shall
have made the islands American terri
tory. The following dispatch vas among
the Associated Press news today:
Denver. May ? = According 10 Colonel
solkmer. adjutNnt-generai OF the depart-
men Of Colorado, the volunteers raised
ia the stHtes west OF the Missouri river
viii probably be sent across the Pacific
ocean to hold the Philippine islands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
At Camp Mckinley.

A letter from Camp Mckinley from
one OF the boys states that army life 10
not all that il has been cracked up to be.
The men are drilled twice day and 1t is
hard work. Crowds OF Portland people
are there out of curiosity to see the sol
diers.
Most OF the Albany company will be
examined Friday and Saturday.
O. S. Harnish was called home on &C
count OF the illness of his wife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

4 NEW STEAMER Il B. Gus man in
formed Us fex days ago tha. the stock
for the new vessel to be bull on the Sius.
law. which we mentioned in our columns
several weeks ago, is very nearly all sub.
scribed and that he has an order to saw
the lumber. The iron. spikes, etc, ar,
TO be brough. in by the Dsnielson on hel
next trip. The plans call for ste an
schooner OF 1876 foo: keel, and 80 fool
oeam, to draw about IL feet OF water
Her engines will be 275 horse power an,
/ she will run about s knots an hour He
carrying capasity will be about 800 ,00
feet Of lumber. The total cos. of the yes
eel Will be near $27 ,00o.-rhe FIorenc
West.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
4 Fine Hall.

The new Mace abee hall in the Parrish
block lie now being occupied. It has
been fitted up In very tasty manner
and Is one Of the neatest lodge rooms in
the vslley, large, bright room well
equipped for lodge work An interest
ing thing is the fact that the furniture
is OF Albany make. the chairs being man
utactu.ed by the Sugar Pine and Fixtare
Co.. and the station and elegant globe
altar by a Maccabee. The property rooms
are convenient and the banquet room II
commodious and well arranged for use
The Maccsbees are justly proud OF theil
new home.
The new hall will be formally dedi
Gated on the evening OF May 10.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
Resolutions of Sympathy by Shedd
Camp No. 391 w. 0. w.

Whereas the Great and Supreme ruler
oi the universe has in his infinite wis
dom removed from among us the wife OF
ou, esteemed neighbor John w. 2ugh,
and
Whereas. the long acquaintance makes
It eminenily befiiting tha. We record our
appreciation of her. therefore, he il
REsoi WE'D, That the sudden removal OF
snch life from our midst leaves A Va.
cancy and shadow that will be deeply
rtaliaed by all ,he neighbors and friends
OF this camp. and that with deep sym
pathy for the bereaved relatives Of the
deceased se express 'mr hope that even
% great a loss TO Us all may be oserruled
Tor good bv Him who doeth all things
well and that copy OF these resolutions
oe sent the bereaTed family and also that
q copy OF these resolutions be sent each
OF the county papers for publication
+ f Cook.
w. G. JACKSON.
w. w. LAST
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

Strawberries are in the market. They
are raised in northern California and are
brought here by express. The home per-
riss will not appear fo- eyeral weeks.
The four travelling street merchants who
have been doing business in Albany sever
al days left this morning on the Hoag for
Independence. They are ..onto" their job.
A dispatch in the Tribune indicates that
the Spanish teet is approaching Porto
Rico. IL this proves true the American
fleets viii. proceed to meet 1t there and en-.
gage it IN mortal combat.
George Dugan, Gods Regular Army
man OF San Francisco has just been son.
fenced to thirty years 10 the penitentiary
for \ felonious assault on a seven year ole
girl. The sentence was light enough.
Bids for The construction of new build
ling for the First National bank of Eugene
were opened yesterday morning. Eigh
bids were received the lowest, s7400, be
ing made by L N Rooney. OF Eugene. Thi
doe, not include the bank fixtures or heat.
ing apparatu'.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

Mr.. Terry o'Brien came over ON
Toledo this noon.
DR. L D. Mac laire, who lectured in
Albany last year is in the city.
Mr.. Walter Lyon, OF the Oregonisn
staff. returned this noon from the Bay.
where he had been to keep track of Mr.
Geer.
Ii. L. Kelley returned this noon from
Oregon City where he had been TO Join
his company. He will resume his place
as bookkeeper in the Red Crown Mills
Mr.. Church. Of Oregon City, . nephew
of Mrs Judge Finn, came up on the
noon train and will clerk in the store of
s. E. Young & Son.
Sergeant s. n. Cleavenger returned
yesterday from Irvington PARK, where
be went with F. Co. he reports the
Albany boys as well situatei, ane
though there 10 plenty of work they were
in good humor and ready for whatever
should come up, whether going to Cuba
or the Philippine islands.
i The following from the Telegram is
about former Albany hoy: Dr. E. G.
iClark is about to emulate the example OF
DR.. Darling, and will plant fiagp lie in
his dooryard. Patriotism is running
rampant on the East Side, and every
body is anxious 10 run ''0ld Glory" up q
little higher than another. DR.. Clark
will Try to beat DR.. Darling just little
bit. alter which some other doctor viii
make up his mind to beat DIR. Clark.
Hon. T. 7. Geer, OF the Waldo Hills
, Marion county, returned this noon from
: the Bay, and VAS met at the Yaquini
, train by few more than the usual nun
!. Der at The train, and 10y the Simon
] ton Band He was introduced by d. F
Hardman as Oregon's foremost citizei
and the next governor OF the state, and
!. standing on the second step Of the plat
~ form, made short address, in which h
referred to the Predominant interest il
q the war. in which people regardless @
} party are united, mentioned some OF on
z prosperity and gave the union platforI
l. hiE. There was only a small amount {
ii enthusiasm.
!" We acknowledge very pleasant Cal
? from Prof. w. 8. Mayberry, principal {
,- the Moro public schools. Prof. will b
d remembered by many as q teacher
.. this county some six years ago. He saI
I'd he always thinks OF Crook county as
rs place that possibly he should not ha,
y left. de was accompanied by Rev. {
d. Nicholson, former resident of th
place. After spending few hours wit
a friends they proceeded on their way I
: the 0choco valley and will return hon
y via the Bridge creek county y-Prinevil
Review. Prof. Mayberr recently NOV
n from this county to Moro.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

JACK MAYo.-From the Times: J. G.
Mayo, for q number Of years superinten-
dent OF the River division OF the Corval-
lie & Eastern railroad, under its various
manaeements, starts today for Astoria
whittier he was summoned by Mr.. Ham.
mond. II Is not definitely known wha,
duties Mr. Mayo will be called upon tc
perform, but OF course he will fill some
position Of the Astoria Goble road tenn
porarily il not permanently. For the
present Mr. Msyo's office win be vacant
Mrs Mayo will remain in Corvallis until
her husband is located at Astoria or IL II
determined whether or not his stay ther,
| is to be permanent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06

voLLEYs roR DEwEY.-The great naval
victory off Manila was being celebrated
this afternoon by the firing OF anvils.
When the full particulars are obtained
from other than Spanish source It will!
no doubt be learned that the victory wes
one of the most emphatic ia the history
Of naval engagements. Admiral Dewey
is all right, but the DRMovRAT predicts
that Adn,rals Schley and Sampson will
be az thoroughly equal to the occasion
when either OF them meets the At
lantic feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-06
c. E Conventions.

The attention OF the Christian En-
deavorers OF the world 10 being directed
to Nashville now as it was q year ago to
San Francisco. aud one of the greatest
meetings in the history OF this grea,
movement il assured Oregon Endeav
orers are looking especially towards
Ro-eburg at this time where their an
nua. state convention will be held May
18th 70 18th, preparations are being
made in that lively burg for the recep-
ton and care OF all the delegates who
may find il possible to attend. such 9
receptio 70 promised ne has never be-
fore bsea attempted by any entertaining
city in Oregon. The pros ram as ont
lined is one Of the best they have ever
been able to otfe.. and as no limit Ii
placed on the number who may attend
successful meeting 10 alreadv assured
H. S. GLE, President.