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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-26

it yoa suirer from tenderness or :ullness
on the right side, pains under shoulder.
blade. constipation. bllousness, sicK,.
headache, anu feel dull. heavy and sleepy
yodr liver is torpid aud conSeSted. De
Wits Little Early Risers will cure you
promptly, pleasantly and permanently br
removing the congestion and causing the
tile ducts TO open and flow naturally.
THEY ARA GOOD Pills.
]. D Bridge. editor and proprietor of
the Democrat, Lancaster. n. A., SAYS:
IL would not be without One Minute
Cough Cure for my boy. when troubled
with cough or Geld. II is the best rem
edy for Group ever used Foshay 4
Mason.
Don't think yoa can cure that slight at
tack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that il
will cure itself. koaol Dyspepsia Cure
WILL cure it; il "digests what sou eat"
and restores the digestive organs to heath
Foshay Il Mason.
II you have piles CURE them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that Smn.y
remove the results Of the disease without
the disease itself. Place your
confidence in peWits s Witch hazel Salye
IL has never failed 10 Gu ne OTHERS; il will
not fail TO cure you. Foshay i Mason.
Pneumonia. Ia grippe, coughs, colds.
rou p and whVoping-cough readily yield 10
One Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy
In time and save DOCTORS biIl-or the un.
dertaker's. Foshay & Mason.
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LEGAL DIRECTOR

Albany.
" & BilYru. Foshsy & Mason block
Il Bryant. P o block
Anderson Cannon, P 0 block
] n Duncan, P o blocx
7 p H&ekieman, PeAree clock.
Judge Il Il Hewitt, P o block.
y B Humphrey.
Kelly 4 Curl, bAuk building
L Fl Mo1tanye, PeAEee blo<k
&c Powell. o block.
c E Sox, P o block.
L L Swann, Bank building.
II : Watson. bank building.
WeAthexEoFd & Wyatt. Back bnildiEg
Whitney < Newport, Cusiek block.
6 " Wright, P o block.
Lebanon.
u Garland.
Brownsville.
A A russing-
SciO.
TT Wilson
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TICKETS
To all poir East via
Gres Northern Railway.
For.rates, {, fders and full information
call on or add 'ess
II. F. MERRILL,
Agent ALBANY
NO-TO-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. SOC. g. All druggists
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-26


MANILA, May 20.--Two military and
two civil Filipino commissioner, ap-
pointed to cooperate with three citizens
of Manila in negotiating terms Of peace,
arriued here at 8:l5 a. m. today They
have submitted no new proposition, but
want an armistics pending the session OF
the Filipino congress.
Major-General Otls has refused TO en-
tertain the proposal.
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sunday Desecrafion.

MIxNEAPoLIs, May l9-Sunday observ-
snce was the question which took upsthe
major part of the Presbyterian assembly
time today. The committees eight res.
olutions were adotped with slight amend
ments, and two more were Sdded. In
the discussion the Sunday streetcar, the
Sunday train and railroad excursion, the
Sunday newspapers, the Sunday working
Presbyterian, and every lorm activity
whIce is not in harmony with the literal
meaning Of the fourth commandment
was condemned.
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Want Peace.

NANmA, May l9.-Seven Filipino en-.
= said TO be Buencaimo, Del Pillar,
.fsuclIe', Pamprenos, Torres. SeFrerS
aud Paterno, left San I4idro this morn
ing. and are expected in the city some
time during the day.
Ali OF the commissioners expect two
fled when San Isidro was taken by Law
ton last night. The tao who remained
unburned themselves TO lI4aNton.
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Urwey Starts.

HAvAxA, May I9.-Havana is in fer
ment again over the idea that the WASH
ington administration has determined TO
take the arms Of the Cuban troops. and
TO retain them in military possession.
This view Of the latest news from WASH
fngton has been ;elegraphed TO the vari
ous cities.
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BY Ane Ashiand Mandolin Club went to
tin p meuiolo 20 give an entertainment. The
lsst Ia IL says the MedIord people are so
~ -, .,S' =, .hey place Ice cream in the
nus' an "uuience TO freeze it,
in
to A report being made that ooI1 IA
t in nSSariy ne TIE whole city stampeded, using
alize 30 far thev =. baua neans 70 set there first.
, the the spirit that nrava;Is ~ 49,. on' SHOWS
ion ''''e'
the lhe Michigan senate passed the in
IreIy come tax bill, which apnliss ~ ho,, l.;
asis d;v;d,aIo ., N' "pp''e' 70 ooIh IN
Siylauais and corpora ions. The rates
80 per cent on income, on1 quarter OF one
"a 1000; one-half of one per cent on from
nn4r a'Oeo 70 So.Ooo and one per cent on all
- ee1s VI so'oVo' The 5. should
can NA'e S"ch law.
III
0 republican papers will now quit
see making fun OF Senator Peffers whiskers.
IoPe' ne mas announced that hereafter he will
IL DO inspuoican and not play with the
the '' ""s ''hget'
great
ma Oregon, more than in Boston and many
,,ss other eastern cit'es, the following c)n-
nhdrnm ls going the rounds: "Why Ie
oregon like Queen Victorian Because
sue feigns and reigns and never gives
top .s;n.:,,
lave. ,;a N " 1''o DEMO HAT lhe sea
4, has no" e~Peuition oi Capt. Auilett along
the coast south of Newport has proven a
INV failure. lie did mt get any sea lions, and
saine then charged it TO his crew. calling them
'cA'e the Nswnori Sa,ys ,aI 'oe -. ,t, 'S ieif
feage ain liar.
prinR
ough Four toh.,co l,,,rr,.,. ,oo, e.. o.
,va,, '"0A 'He my
cor them ~ss ~. sssn . - r;'dI. ; ne one y
il ha antitrust tobacco. |, was such a novel
;. II ~ that IL caused considerable exeitemeE
= Aia much com ment. As the car round
Gu 'ne curve the drummer Was yet alive
pP'es
,uble.
Nv Of Albany Witnessed the novelty Of = -.l..
81 nIe of it's councilman r..s;,,,,i,., ias, 81
What n ,hs ror,a,,;~, sJ's,i1ss.- 9,
nine - siS c.y'agl0n si'ouid sfT --'' =
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East South
-yTA--t
SHASTA HOu1k
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outhern Pacific 90.

c.la,rpi. .rpr.-. Tr.lns isa.s pOrsi.na Dab,
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NANcoUvER, May lT.-H. NJ. 5. Egeria
will early next week,commenee to survey
a route for the Pacific cable. From VAN
couver she will go to Tanning island, and
thence to Australia. The survey will
require several months.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
FRIGID SPOTS NEARBY.
Intense Cold and Suffering in the
Nirginias.

Intense Cold and Suffering in the
VirGinias.
Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 1.-THE ther-
mometer here registered 81 degrees below
zero at o'clock this morning It is said
12 degrees was the lowest point ever
reached before. James Jackson, colored,
was frozen to death at his home, and his
two little children were fouEs in the bed
almost frozen. He had laid down before
the fire without any extra clothing and the
fire died out during the night
Telegraph communication and railroad
trains are seriously hampered by the ex-
treme cold.
Huntington, W. Va, Feb. lit was "a
degrees below zero here this morning.
Most all the industries in the city are
closed. Schools suspended and even some
of the stores in the city did not open for
business today. The streets seem deserted
Guyam, Twelve Pole and Mud rivers are
frozen solid. Timbermen will suffer heavi-
ly when the thaw comes. One fatality
owing to cold is reported from Guyandotte
Many persons were frozen seriously here.
The Ohio river is full of heavy floating
ice.
Wheeling, w. Va, Feb. Minimum
temperature here this morning was % de-
grees below zero; at Cadiz, Ohio, Sc below;
Graysville Greene county, Pa, AZ below
All records in the Ohio Valley are broken
Parkersburg, W. Va, Feb 1.-THE cold
est weather ever known here is now being
experienced, the mercury falling to 27 be-
low zero. Traffic on all the railroads is
delayed and business practically suspended.
At Ellensboro the mercury reached 80 be-
low.
Martinsburg, W. Va. Feb. E-Bitter
cold weather continues throughout this
section and though no fatalities are report
ed there is much suffering among the
poor classes. The thermometer all day
yesterday ranged from 6 above to 2 or 5
below zero. This morning the Government
thermometer in this city registered 13 de-
grees below zero.
Woodstock, Va, Feb. u.-Last night was
the coldest here for certainly twenty years
and it is contended b many to have been
the coldest weather ever experienced here.
The Government instrument recorded %
below zero, while some house thermom-
eters went as low as so. The suffering
among stock is terrible. At o'clock last
The evening times., 1899-02-11
night the temperature was ii below and

night the temperature was IA below and
falling.
Alexandria Va, Feb. I.-Never before
with the atmosphere at zero has the Soto-
mac been open to navigation here. But
this morning Notwithstanding that the
thermometer went down to seven degrees
below zero, steam navigation on the river
continued. The immense Norfolk boats
and the Estelle Randall, with her steam
ice plow, have kept the river open to
Washington, and the tugs have gone
through the long bridge to the upper
wharves. The Baltimore and Ohio boat
still continues its ferryage of cars between
Shepherds Station and the Baltimore and
Ohio Office, near the foot of Wolfe Street,
in this city.
Winchester, Va, Feb 1.-THE ther-
mometer registered IA degrees below zero
in this city at o'clock this morning. Re-
ports from the county indicate even lower
figures The county roads are badly drift
ed. and the railroads, too, are experience
ing considerable trouble, all trains running
behind time. Much suffering is reported
among the poor in this city.
Lexington Va. Feb. 11.-Last night the
thermometer registered 9 degrees below
zero yesterday and the highest point
reached was II degrees above zero. Last
night was colder
Berryville. Va. Feb. 11.-Not within the
memory of the oldest inhabitant has such
cold been felt here as was felt last night
and today. Last night the mercury drop
ped to 90 degrees below zero.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 11.-Today has been
a record breaker for cold weather. The
weather bureau reports degrees above
zero as the lowest point reached by the
thermometer since the cold snap began
several days ago.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
KRETCHED CONDITION
OF THE WORKHOUSE
More Than One 7 .ndred Men
Sleep on the Floors.
Young Offenders Mixed With Old
and Hardened Criminals.
Astonishing Report to the Com
mfssiOnerse From Intendant
StOutenburgh.

In a special report to the District Com
missioners this afternoon w. H. Stouten-
burgh, Superintendent of the Washington
Asylum, which includes the workhouse and
almshouse, makes public the wretched con-
ditions existing at that institution as re-
CARDS accommodation of prisoners and in
mates.
The astonishing statement is made that
40 out of a total of 409 prisoners carried
on the rolls are without sleeping accom-
modations. Lack of hunks and space COM
pels these prisoners to sleep on the cold,
hard floors. Ten of the unaccommodated
prisoners are colored youths not yet four
teen years of age. They are committed to
the workhouse on charges of disorderiy-
assembly and sentenced to from thirty to
sixty days each.
1ntendant Stoutenburgh places great
stress on the improper accommodation for
these boys. He thinks that contact with
older and more experienced criminals tends
to degenerate them and ruin them morally
and physically, and suggests that no more
youths under sixteen years of age be sent
to the workhouse. The report of Intendant
Stoutenburgh is in full as follows:
The number of male prisoners carried
on the rolls of the institution today is 209
white men and 200 colored men, making a
total OF 400 prisoners They are located,
as far as sleeping accommodations are con-
cerned, as follows: 103 white men in
hunks, 80 white men doubled in hunks, los
colored men in hunks, 80 colored men dou-
bled in hunks, making a total of 299 pro-
vided with sleeping accommodations and
leaving 110 TO be provided for. or this
number three white and one colored are
in the hospital sick. three white men are
on detail at the almshouse and one colored
man is in the almshouse by request OF the
court, leaving 62 white men and 40 colored
men with beds only On the floors. OF this
! number 10 are colored boys fourteen years
OF age and under, committed on charges
of disorderly assembly and sentenced 10
| from so to so days each
These boys are the most difficult prob
lens with which l have to deal. Every
sentiment and consideration for the ref
ormation and betterment of these boys,
| morally and physically, is against their
| coming in contact and association with the
older and hardened inmates of this work
house, or any other prison.
| Il have given you the above details that
you may see how utterly impossible il is
| for me to keep these boys separated from
the older inmates, and l earnestly beg OF
your Honorable Board that such action be
| taken as will remove these boys, under six
| teen years OF age, and TO prevent their be-
ing sentenced to the workhouse in the fu-
ture. Their parents, the Board of Children S
| Guardians, the Industrial School, or the
Reform School for Boys would seem to be
the proper agencies TO correct the evil ten
| denotes, and secure the reformation OF
| boys under sixteen years OF age. Surely
| the workhouse is no place for him.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
NO LULL. IN COLORADO.
The Storm Has Ragged Eleven Days
LeadyIIIe Out of Coal.


Denver, Feb. 1.-THE great snowstorm
which started eleven days ago has ragged
ever since in the mountains and almost
constantly on the plains. 1t is showing
all over the State. with the thermometer
averaging several degrees below zero.
Since the storm began tlle ee deaths have
resulted from snowslides at three differ
ent points, and one man and two women
have been frozen to death while struggling
through the blizzard. Slides are running
from every mountain and into every gulch
and valley, which makes travel impossi-
BILE Watchfulness a: points OF greatest
danger has saved scores OF lives.
Railroads have been completely block
ed so far as through traffic is concerned.
The Rio Grande road has succeeded in
getting only one train through the noun
tains in ten days.
John W. Springer, President OF the Live
Stock Association, and large owner Of
cattle, is of the opinion that the loss of
stock on the open ranges from deep SHOWS,
cold, and consequent starvation will reach
from 35 to so per cent which means hun
dreds Of thousands.
Leadville is having a hard time of 1t.
The city marshal and the I.eadville po-
lice raided all the downtown resorts yes
terday, arresting every one who was unem-
ployed. These were promptly tried and
sentenced 10 the chain gang and sent out
to help clear the railroad tracks.
The situation there is more critical now
than ever. The city is threatened with
darkness. as there is barely enough coal
to supply the gas and electric light works.
The schools and many families are very
short of fuel and already much suffering
prevails.
independence. eighteen miles from As
pan, has been deserted by all who could
get through the snow, or VINO would risk
death by snowsldes. Twenty-three peo-
ple mostly women and children, are be-
ing supplied with food by relief parties
on snowshoes.
All towns along the South Park branch
Of the Colorado and SOUTHERN Railroad
report shortage of provisions.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
S. KANN, SONS & co.
Sth and Market Space.
Defeating the New Gymnasium.

Defeating the New Gymnasium.
The mems meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow afternoon
will be held in the gymnasium of the new
building, and viii be a service of dedica-
tion. Rev. S. H. Greene, ID. D.. Rev. r. H.
McKim, ID. D., Rev. Alfred DUNN, and
other prominent clergymen Will speak.
Mr.. w. H. II. Smith will teach the Sun
day School lesson this evening at $50 at
the old building. Colonel Birds Bible
class will meet at the old building at 2:45
Sunday afternoon.
The evening times., 1899-02-11

description unfit them for wifehood and
motherhood, and as a consequence are
careless and neglectfu1 of their health in
a womauly way. Others who realize the
truth, shrink from the examinations " and
local treatments " insisted upon by the
average physician. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription does away with the necessity
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nourishment. Thousands of women have
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The evening times., 1899-02-11

Edward NJ Favor and Edith Sinclair,
late of Rice's 1892" the Five Whirl-
Winds" acrobats; the Three Brothers
Racket comedians and musicians; Oracle
Emmett, serio comic; O'Brien and Collins,
sketch team; Fred Niblo, monologuist;
Howley and Leslie, and the house stock
company will provide the entertainment
to be given next week at the Bijou. All
of these people are well known to patrons
of vaudeville theatres and the entertain
ment afforded should be most pleasing.
The bill will be retained for the usual
twelve performances.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
An Honest medicine for La Grfppe,

George w. Watt, Of South Gardiner, Me-, SAYS
81 have had the worst cough cold chills. and
grip and have taken lots Of trash Of no account
hut profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the only thing that has done any good
whatever. i have used one 50-cent bottle and the
chiils, cold, and grip have all left me. l con-
grstulate the manufacturers of an honest medi-
cine" For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists. 9Ss + ST. NV, and Conn. ave.
and 81. NV. and l42s Md. ave ne
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Won STAINS Pineapple rnblets.-

DR.. Won STAINS Pineapple Tablets
Natures most potent aid to digestion-pleasant
and positive cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
all stomach derangements-a but well tried
and tested discovery in the medicine kingdom
harmless as milk, mild and pure-prevent dis
ease-cure the incipient cases like magic-and
will relieve the most chronic case in one day
So cents, Sold by F. s. Williams, Ninth and +
Streets; Edmonds & Williams, Third and Penn
sylvania Avenue.-100
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Saks and Company,
Penn. Ave. and 9Th St.

and Stuart, comedians; the Sisters Batch
elor, musicians and vocalists, and Cuerbo
and Nolan. Two burlesques, "a Fountain
of Pleasure and "a Night at the Moulin
Rouge" begin and end the show.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
The
Busy
Corner

must be busy in order
to maintain it's high
standard and NAME.
A quiet day with us is
as unusual as this cold
snap.
All special values ad-
Vertised for tOday'S sell
ing will remain in force
until closing time to-
night.
New developments in
tOmOrrO W'S Sunday
Times and Post regard
ing several large pur-
ChaS0S will be given in
in full.
The evening times., 1899-02-11

SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con-
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when Scott's Emul-
sion is added to its milk.
sec and $500, all druggists ''-
SCOTT g. BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
NEW YORK STILL sHIvERs.
Ice Filling Bays and Rivers and
Hindering Navigation.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE cold snap con-
tinues At o'clock this morning the ther-
mometer registered below Zero The riv-
ers and bays are rapidly filling up with
ice. and navigation is dangerous and diff
cult.
Two more deaths, due to the cold, are
reported this morning.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
The
Busy
Corner.
We are open until o:3o
tonight.

We are open until o:3o
tonight.
There has been a con-
tinued THAW in our bar
gains all the week in
spite of this frigid wealth
er, which has blocked
most every kind of mer=
ChandiSing. Below ZERO
mark may have thWarted
our trade somewhat, and
yet we've done the
LIONS share of selling
among the trade.
The evening times., 1899-02-11
sss 49,. ...s.,'f-. -
SOLIL0QUYAeP
Ls.s8.4,ss. -
The "HaU- Room"
Occupant.

Oft in the chilly night
Ere islumber's chain hath bound me,
I've thought the quilts too light
The quilts I've wrapped around me-
The blankets (warp Of cotton twilD;
The comforts tminus batting); -
The sheets so thin az.
That Pye tucked in
For warmth, like porous mating.
Thus in the chilly night, 80 ~"
Ere slumber's chain hath bound me,
I've mourned my cherries plight,
With naught of warmth around me.
Since the above was writ
The warmest "hall room greets me,
As by my stove / sit,
Its cheerful blaze now meets me.
My latest plan-through Muddiman-
Has banished all the cold, sir.
My new Gas Steve
viii clearly prove
The bes. thing ever sold, sir.
Thus in the chilly night,
Ere slurnber's chain hath bound me,
Warm rays Of cheerful light
And comfort now surround me.
The evening times., 1899-02-11

weTS are the poetry OF
arth; babies the SON.
Of humanity. Danish
e smiles, the dimples
, and the laughter
. of childhood and
.the world would
- become a barren
- wilderness, in
habited by savages.
Wornan's ultimate
mission, duty and JOY
on earth are COM
prised in the one
word, M o t her
hood" MuItitudes
of women fail of this
\ mission because of
swcakness and disease
Nof the distinctly fcmi-
nine organism. They
do not understand
that disorders of fhis
The evening times., 1899-02-11

Many good things are being said in ad-
vance for Fred Riders Moulin Rouge"
Company, which will be seen next week at
Kernan's. The organization is a we'll
equipped one and presents several interest
ing features, chief among them an clio
that includes such people as Norma Wills
and Monte Collins, travesty stars; Harris
and Walters, general entertainers; Cooper
The evening times., 1899-02-11
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-s2oO for one year; good security. Ad-
dress LOAN, this Office. fe9-3c
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"rHE GREAT PRoyIpERs ;,
You ARE

Neatly tailored business suits. They are
made of mixed cashmere. the cloth that's
known for its lasting qualities Suits
or ,r'"s,ls erasit worth 500 Cash S3 q5