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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

A Wilmington Star reporter has been
shown at a machine shop in that city o
collection OF gauges.
"How accurate arc these 2" was asked
OF the foreman of the department.
'"They are truo TO within the ten
thousan1th part OF On inch In tempera.
ture of 75 degrees Fahrenheit" was the
reply:
ibid you ever feel the ton .thousandth
part oil an inch ?" he asked the reporter.
who replied TO the effect that ho had
never even seen, heard, tasted or smelt
tho ten-thousandth part OF an inch.
The foreman with smile, turned TO a
small machine. II is Theoretically simple
but exquisite in workmanship.
In small horizontal and perfectly
level iron framework is adjusted hori-
zontal screw. which carries one jaw of q
small wise, tho other jaw being hxed.
The screw has ten threads 10 an inch.
II is obvious, therefore, that one turn OF
the screw will altar the distance between
the jaws OF the little wise just one-tonth
OF an inch.
l The head Of the screw ID circular s'ool
plate, about four inches in diameter, the
circumference of which is graduated into
100 equal divisions. Turning tho head
of the screw through the extent of one
Of these divisions advanced tho screw
the one -thousandth part of an inch.
Tho finer adjustment IL made by q
vernier affixed to tho head Of the screw,
which is 30 graduated that the turning
Of the head until division Of the scale
upon its circumference comedies with
the nearest division on the vornier scale.
advances the screw one thousandth part
Of an inch. As the screw cannot be
made absolutely true. there is nn in.
genious attachment for correcting the
infinitesimally minute error in its work
ing, and, Rs a change in few degrees in
the temperature OF tho room, or OF q
gauge 10 be tested, would affect the
nicely Of tho operation, tho machine is
adjusted for temperature Of 10 degrees.
and the trials arc made with the gauges
at that temperature.
Adjusting the viso jaws at ono ten.
thousandth OF an inch more than two
inches apart, the foreman handed tho re.
porter two inch gauge and told him 70
pass il carefully and slowly between
them. Left 10 itself the gauge fell freely
OF it's own weight through tho space; but
when made 10 descend slowly percept.
ible pull was felt from each Jaw, anala-
gons TO the pulling power of two mag
nets.
The foreman gave the head of tho
screw an almost impofceptible touch,
making it coincide with the vornier.
The gauge would no longer pass through; !;
~ filled the space between tho jaws OK.
actly. That touch had brought those
jaws nearer together by just tho ten
thouHandth part of an inch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16


A gentleman just from Standing Rock
Agency said the Indians were engaged IN
planting. In answer to an inquiry as 10
how the reds were progressing In the
peaceful ways OF grangering, he smiled
and said their manner was odd. Every
year they seem 10 know less about how
TO farm. THIS IL attributable to the fact
that they are learning the ways OF the
whites too rapidly. They begin TO un.
derstand that as soon as they can grow
crops their rations will bo cut off, and
hence their growing ignorancc OF agri.
culture. II they are given q bushei OF
beans to plant, they will eat nine -tenths
of the amount and plant ono tenth, and
the one.tenth will bo dumped In three
holes in the ground Last spring they
were furnished with five bushels OF onion
seeds. They couldn't cat them, and con.
soquently they planted the entire five
bushels on u piece OF ground 50xl00
feet. They were too lazy 10 prepare q
larger patch; besides 10 would have
been contrary 10 their policy Of main.
tanning tho rations system. When the
onions came up IL was curious sight TO
SEQ tho stinkers crowd each other. Tho
whole dry, naked surface Of the ground
was raised up on top Of tho sprouting
plants. IL Is our informant's opinion
that tho present generation Of "Iniuns"
will not make succesaful grangers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
Queen Marguerite.

Queen Marguerite, OF Italy. seems TO
be greatly beloved by the Napoieans.
They call her Marguerite Of Marguer-
ties" Recently, when she entered Ma
plies, every window and doorway was
adorned with her favorite fower--;n-
deed, the whole city looked like great
bouquet OF daisies. From Naples sue
went by water to one of the Mediterra
mean ports. On going ON board of the
ship she found every one, from the Ad-
miral commanding down to the common
sailors, wore u boutonneire OF marguer-
ties, a delicate attention greatly pleasing
the Qneen. Her son, the heir apparent
OF Italy, bears as one of his titles
that OF Prince OF Naples" When
he was born that city presented the
Queen with an exquisite cradle
made of pale pink coral filed with the
snowy petals OF her own delicate flower.
Queen Marguerite has lost much of the
bright blonde beauty which once rivaled
the charms of the Empress Eugene. She
has grown a little stout, and her sad ex-
preston and frequently noticed red
ness of the eyelids gives emphasis 10 the
rumor that she often weeps. All the
royal beauties of Europe have had
trouble. Eugene, the Princess of Wales,
and her pale, frightened sister, the
"white dove" of the Russians, all know
what sorrow is, and Queen Isabella, one
of the ugliest women in Europe, has not
had very happy life. It is said that
she left Madrid in tears last month, when
State reasons forbade Alphonson to ask
her to extend the visit of ceremony she
is allowed to make to her native land
once year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
Doa't Count Here.

In answer 90 the call for Daniel Smith,
a middle'aged man with long hair,
greasy look aud shabby dress, stepped To
the front. placed his hand on his heart
and bowed. until he nearly bumped his
head Oh the iron railing.
lyon were found sleeping in a hogs.
head IN the rear OF store" said his
honor.
''Yes, sir
And search OF your pockets shows
that you have neither ready cash nor
drafts on New York. Have you homo
to go To?
The old man pointed in the direction
of Heaveu.
''To far away" replied his honor. "I
shall be compelled to charge You with
vagrancy."
"rd like to put in n plea of insanity, Z"
your honor"
Very well. but I must inform you
that insanity Is no excuse in this court.
How crazy are your"
"Well. / have often felt it my duty TO
break show windows, upset baby carts,
and throw brick bats at policemen.
That's simply deviltry, and counts
against you. Anything further p
well, / sometimes feel like jumping
into the river"
That's because you have not had q
good wash for three or four years. Go
on"
II sometimes feel inspired"
That's nothing but the effects of beer
or whisky. The difference between
being gloriously inspired and gloriously
drunk is generally too thin TO be dis
tinguished. / shall send you mp for
three months"
"Hsw high up ?"
80 high that You won't get down a
day sooner than your sentence expires.
II will be twenty five minutes yet before
the omnibus leaves, and If you want TO
astonish the world Bijah will hand you
some bar soap and currycomb and
show you the wash basin. Don't be
afraid to bear right on hard, and if you
need sand-paper don't hesitate TO ask for
It."-Detroit Free Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
A CARD.
DIR. Moody, OF New York City,
A oTaass.s . :s ,ss New YER, xs,. .sa.SI Of Msdi-
a word To the public Consultation free.


invite the sick. 40 matter what their diseases may
be, % call aud investigate for themselves before aba
doninE All hopes for viii cost you nothing give
making q cure viii endsavor % be candid 10 my
opinion aud reasonable Ia my cfinfEsh claim not "
have had i~snty years .noess-fui practics in the
treatment u both acute ami chronic dissAss have
iar unbiased tidal by which hope 20 tasfil your con.
ndsncs aud giye entire sasfae lon 20 all Suffering
candid with my patients, through scar ~ successful
p5s,,Le. both o. mesogs and - lsis sos9,ry and
and remedy needed. not BY gueHswofk. bot by years
In my treatment of many diseAssn make use u
new method OF cure The treatment simple and the
whatever attending the irsAiraf Invite al persons
anrtrd 20 isit aud freely IDvincr thsmssives sa
sasasd a. rrn,sy - starting ana nmsdsI. m i,s
enecta 1hsse noird curative da, - handled 10 my
II both Eurspe and Ainerica The b ne1oiAI effects
are ps.eeptlble slos irnm ihe start ce.1s Earied
WIN, sriai nnnsnes .sd & ~ no e.ss can The treat
thyins II 20 b.. the most hAfnr. Ag.nt in ibefapeu.
le Ihoss who With . appiy tor adxce or lr.a,t ni
ihr most iinid may rely that lnvpiabl- Vsep cJ
viii d has already prove. the basis of extensive
CAgs.a "a bs treated BY correspond nee nh~n ,er.
sonsl lnisfyi. l. lnii9s1ls p,e vlhg ihs patients
mrntsi dsthfhatc ces wriitri, ~ atpe and natural
with patterns fs-i1E al ~ lance IL highly d.
tis patient the - ~nas ana trouble Oi IFp 10 FOR.
land The advanlaz. II even sizi are apparsnt hnr
icor % form ai accurate OPT no.
shLh might e los, sight q h mere ace
=. 4 al,-oiut~iy nsesssAfy ps.isnis not 2 q :
through lhe mails OF by expreas LA the nee.
.ATy FehlssIiea % any aafrss left ~ any D.
Tssritsry aatil eaiisi ioT carrfaiy packed aai ~
eufssy scaled. ofises aiid Issdsns 80 prI strrei
aud Columbia. Portland. Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
s,ewed Red Cab ,age.

Remove the outer leaves; cut the cab
bage into quarters, and lay them for
two or three hours in cold water and
vinegar (equal parts) with handful Of
salt. Then throw them into boiling
water to boil for about twenty minutes,
after which drain them thoroughly.
Take piece of the fat of bacon, mince
it fine, adding to it the least bit of onion,
sweet herbs, pepper and spices accord
ing to taste. Put it all in saucepan,
and as soon as the minced bacon is
melted, lay your pieces of cabbage in it,
and add a sufficient quantity of hot
stock or broth to cover them. Let the
whole simmer till thoroughly done, when
you carefully remove each piece of cab
bage with a slice, and dispose them
neatly on dish. Then strain the
liquor, thicken it into sauce, add more
condiments to taste, skim off the super.
fuous fat, pour the sauce over the dish
and serve.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

Rms TERRYcook.

@Hark -
She sat upright in her bed,
The golden hair from her head
crisping, coiling, wandering low,
Ger her bosom cold as snow
For the,heart in her braist stood still,
And the blood in her veins ran chill,
At the sound she heard in the dark.
aHark p
Itsounded like the scream
of a dreamer in his dream,
Yet her ewes were wide and blue,
Piercing midnight through an through;
Her parted lips were white
With the terror Of the night,
And her arms spread stiff and stark.
sHark -
Weakened the mother mild;
swhy dost thou call, my childs
Fae kindlinT morn is not yet red,
The night is silent, the winds are dead,
Tomorrow thou art bride;
Sleep, darling at my side"
But again she whispered, "Hark !"
sHarkl
Hear ehe slow steps that bring,
Stumbling, some dreadful thing
Hear the low, hushed voices calling
Hear the sullen water falling
Hear oh, mother, hear
They are setting down the bier
And the watch-dogs do not bark"
"Harkr
The sudden taper, burned,
The keS IN her cold hand turned,
Nothing in the lofty hall
Stiffness, darkness over all.
'There is not creature here,
Nor bearers, nor n bier,
Nor anything but the dark
ozark T.
The wedding bells ring loud,
The weddiug-reveller= crowd,
Waiting, watching, still she stood
In her bowers white solitude,
Waiting in her bower
For the bridegroom ard the hour,
Watching the dial'r mark.
aHarkl"
The creeping shadow is there
He is coming up the stairs,
Coming Stumbling steps and slow
Up the stately staircase 60.
Low, hushed voices-bring him here,
Softly now set down the bier,
Dripping waters dropping fall
On the hagstones of the hail.
It is this she heard in the dark.
clark 70
The tolling bells ring low,
And the meurners come and 60,
Whittier than the palest bride,
Down she lieth at his side;
For she looked out on the dead,
And her life was smitten and sped.
She win nevermore say, clark J"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
STANDARD MISSTRELS.


W. II. TowsE. Ban Francisco Gallery,
corner OF First and Morrison streets.
Portland, Oregon. tho undersigned
members Of the Standard Minstrela and
Muldoon Picnic Party. tako pleasure in
rendering this testimonial 10 your talent
as first class photographer. We have
had work done by eminent artists in all
the leading cities Of the United States,
but never have we had photographs
made that has given us such complete sat
isfaetion ~ thoao procured at your gal
lery. For perfect finish and life e.liko OK
preston, they excell all others.
CHARLIE REEp, PErR MACK,
BuRT HAvEHLY. ADD RYMAS,
Gro. w. LAwLEss, j. w. FREgrH,
L. Is. DnoS, SAA g. Morr,
w T. BfeUoP
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
oHRQON TO a AasA Cii unEI-rn.

boins titns ago Meaara. Hodge. Davis Co.. Of this
city. read ia Messsehusstts paper that Hon.
Charles H. Iadd. auditor Of thst state. afflicted
With an inourabls Kidney disease. aud had been
obliged Co give ap work aud rutnFn % his home.
They Immediately sent him bon of their celebrated
oregon kidney Tea. aud from time ~ time sent him
other boxes. few days age they received from
him ths following letter
COMMONWEALTH or MAssAcnusETra.
Auditors Dept. Boston, Nov. ~. ihsi.
Aeaars, Hodge. Davis 4 o.; Dear BlFs I have no
hesitation in saying that have bssn much bensntsd
by ths use of the Oregon Kidney Tee remedy for
akidney difhruiiy which has tFoubgd tue for six
eight years. can heartily recommend 10 90 those
who are aitnliHriy afflicted. safe and agFeeSbis
remedy shalt test ia VIRTUES further. for have
Etvat faith ia t a. specific f"r sany diseases oI
the Kidneys. Respectfully yours.
cHAE. n. LADD.
The original of this letter can be so~u by calling
"a ASssru. Hodge. Davis \ Co. Portland. Org 5s.
aud the Oregon Kidney Tea be bought % any
druggist or dealer. Ia oses0n oF Washington. Price
VI per boa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

In another column We publish the ad.
yertisement OF the BOSS" boot which is
being sold throughout the entire north
west by the firm Of Akin. Selling & Co..
OF Portland. These boots are made Of
first class material. are all saddle
scanned" and will bear comparison with
any goods ever put on the market. They
all have the guarantee Of the firm that
handles them, which IL all that is neccs-
Sary in this state 10 make the goods sell.
Akin, Selling & Co. are thoroughly reli.
able dealers and the trade that they are
building up here shows that their efforts
are appreciated. Pacific Oyerseer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
Mrs. hayes Picture.

Grant and Arthur were strolling
through the Blue Room of the White
House, after dinner, when Grant re-
marked:
''Where is that picture of Mrs. Hayes
there's SO much talk about?"
"Oh, hang Mrs. Hayes" said Chester,
angrily.
But they didn't hang her just the
same
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

Frank q. Aboll. the Portland medal photo
graphsr, has Femode.ed his gallery aud largely
large country patronage shows that the pcople Of
this county appreciate good work when you
go to Portland call in and SEQ Frank aud exam
iue his gallery An hour rannol be speat any
more DloaaaBtIy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
Sykes Sure Cure for CataEPl'

I IQUIp OR DRY, PRICE sIOO; ATMOSPHERIC
- Insufiiators," price SOC. Dry Cure and Ineuf1a
tors mailed receipt OF price, with fun drecton for
useetc. s. q. SKIDAfORE q Co, Druggists 81 First
Coast. mar29tf-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

George Kane aud Frank Howard. the greaI
sketch artists are lling the Elite theater, Port.
land. every night. Old and popular prices Il
aud so cents
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

The Boston" hat is among the charm
ing spring novelties for ladies. It's shape
is that of the classic bear-pot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

For the best Oregon photographs 60 10 Abell
tho gold medal photographer, LOT First street,
Portland. The bost work nj popular pFic-s 20 bo
had there
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

Any book Ia the Seaside or frankiyn Square
Library scnt on rrcpiTk Of price b. the y. +.
News Co.. t47A First street. Portland. Dealers
la all kinds nl looks aud stationery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

TURKISH RUss.-Send 10 John D. Garrison
167 Third street Portland, for catalogues OF de-
signs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

Send Si.OO TO W. D. Palmer, Portland. Tor: on,
years subscription 10 the Paeihc ovcrseer, th,
great semi-monthly A. o. u. ". paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

sHEEr Mustss-Largust stock ON the northwest
coast, orders Allied promptly. Send stamp for cat
alogns aud journal. Wiley d. Alien l53 Third
street Portland
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
EYE & EAR INFIRMARY
AND
SANITARiuM, OR HOME FOR TINE SICK.
Mncndnm Road bet, Porter aud Wood Sta,

south Portland, Or.
Dr. PlkIngton, late Professor Eye q Ear Diseases
In the Medical Department Of Willamette University
has erected fine building beautiful elevation In
the south part OF the city and Is prepared to accoo
date patients suffering from all diseases Of the EYE,
ia Ii or THROAT. Also will pay special attention to
persons laboring under Chronic Nervous affections.
and TO diseases peculiar TO and receive llniE
ted number of cases expecting confinement.
The Intention IL 10 provide "a Hone for such cases
with ali the best hygenic agencies combined with the
best medical skill to be had In the metropolis.
Consulting physician and surgeon DIR. Philip Harvey,
Prof OF diseases OF women and children In the medical
department Willamette University.
Also Dr, ], M. 4. Browne, Prof. OF Physiology med
dept willamette University.
For any amount OF references and circular address
DIR j. B. PILBINGrON,
Cor. LIST and Washington Sta. P"rtt"~d n-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

TVyHE "WHITE." WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
our entire interest In and transferred the agency
Of the White Sewing MACHINE e AT. John = Carl.
will hereafter supply the growing demand for this
superior aud popular sewing machine.
apis HILL q BARR
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
MEN AND WOMEN.

Boys and girls, anyone who wants hight pleasant EN-
pioyment In which from % to $40 per day be
will send their name and postOce address to Inn
nedlatey and receive our descriptive circulars. Ad-
Portland Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16
ATTORNEYS

ID. r.. KENNEDY,--.Atiorney ana C0tiIlseIVf al
Law Room s Dekum'a buIIdlng. Legal businert
pertaining TO Letters Patent for Inventions, before
the Patent Once. or ~ the Courts. q specialty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-16

Garrison repairs all kinds Of sewing machine
For that headachel Try the Oregon Biocd
Purifier, the vegetable remedy, it's the euro.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

Will Belleville get railroad
Every indication points TO the build
ing 81 the ID. & NJ. from Chester. on
the main line, twelve miles north. t.
this place early next season: theme.
running south To the coal banks /:
thence to CoEcor.iia and Salina. tn
objective point. Uur people have had
the best assurances recently of thr
early building Of this line. 4 Country
50 rich in stock and agriculture a.
that tributary To Belleville. AMI a
town that displays 60 much enterpris
in building and business operations a.
to excite the jealousy Of rival towns
ought to have a railroad. I; would
pay from the start. and would build
up here one of the LARGEST and most
thrifty towns west of the Missouri
river-Cor. Atchison Champion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

The door Of the Open HOUSE was
eel filled with happy couples Lest
Thursday night. From the Gallery Q
large company looked down upon the
gay scene, which with It, changing
coloss like those Of the Kaleidoscope,
kept ones eyes busy In assigning the
real name or character 70 leach gal
liant and fair iadye." Music was fur.
nished by the salins orchestra. The
door ut times was crowded with the
dancers- The dancing was continued
until the early morning hours. Mr..
C.S- Conrad has kindly furnished ne
with the following "caste Of charac-
ters:"
Mrs. H. 3. Blair, Domino.
Mrs. J. B. Whitehead, Beautiful
Watcher.
Mn. J. NJ. Champion, Snow.
Mrs. Fugate. Fortune Teller.
John Jeffries. Devil.
Cy Conrad Indian Chief. Q
Miss Anna Murphy. City Flirt.
Miss Clara Lowe, Mother Hubbard.
Miss Georgia Snow. Kate Greenway
Miss Minnie Sargent. Deep Blue Sea.
Mrs Brooks Livingstone, Blue
Vaults Of Heaven.
Miss Irene Kingman, Spanish Lady
w. r. Parks, Darkey.
Frank Berks Broadway Style.
Mrs. Sewer. Belle Of the Ball.
Mrs. Il. X. JefYfies, Solnsbody's
Darling.
Miss Emma Couse, Gypsy Maid.
Robert Stevenson, County Squire.
Brooks Livingston, Ku-kluX.
J. Il. Case, Abilene, Heather Chi
nee.
l.. d. Moore. Ku-Klux
s. Manderbaugh, Russian.
II. b. Blair. Priest.
q. II. Dean, Punch.
Miss Rosa Very, Astronomy.
f. w. Wagstaff. Convict.
e. T. Hilton. Captain Mulligan's
Guards.
R0bt. MARYLAND. Hood on.
Gee. Bowman. Roaring Rnlf
James Mars. Ku-Klux.
w. J. Judd, Horstio.
T. u. Wellington, Clown.
T.. a. Peifer, Burlesque Military.
Frank Merrell, Convict.
l.. w. Ober, Red Demon.
7. T. Very, Convict.
I. q. Nickiln, Humpty Dumpty.
J. Is. Whitehead, Mulligan Guards.
Chas. Mobler, Lady Of She Lake.
J. w. Aldrich, Yankee Gentleman.
Miss Ella Beebe, Baby Mine.
Mr. Hole. Military Gent.
Mrs J. E. Robinson. Rag Doll.
Sam Wilson. County Squire.
II. X. Jeffries, Dutch Einigrant.
Mr.. Byers, Assa-ia. Cow Boy.
Miss - Mary Walker.
Miss Alice Randall, Night.
Mrs. Joe Masker. Lost but Found.
Swan Ferlen, Professor.
Miss Alice Anderson, Flower Of the
Flock.
Mrs. Frank Ferlen, Fancy Dress.
Leon Depp, Mcpherson. Gulliver.
Miss Clara Hanback,, Flower Girl.
Mr.. Seaver. Adventurer.
Oscar Terry, Old Gentleman.
Will Peterson, General Bum.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

METHODIST CHURCH.
J. A. Antrim, pastor.
Evening Services. subject-"Ths
Incredible Things ofGod." Lam. &-l2
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday eve.
ming, s:;S0 p. ".
Young peoples prayer meeting Fri.
day evening At 7:3O r. u.
Children's Meeting wednesday If.
ternOon. Ais r. n. Mn. Antrim.
leader.
The German M. E. quarterly con-
ference will be held In the church on
Sabbath morning. Rev. Ritz. r. +
will be present.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
w. A. 6imkins, Pastor.
The Communion Of the Lords 6up-
per will b observed ct the morning
service.
Evening Service at o'clock. Sub
ject-"The Angel World and their
Influence upon this World"
II II the request OF the pastor that
the entire membership shall make
special effort. II need be, to be present
AT the services on Communion Sab
bath-the last communion Of the year.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services next Sabbath morning and
evening. In the morning: "Intro-
ductory Discourse" Members Of
church are specially urged 10 be pres
emit
Evening subject: Seeing Is Believ-
ing"
Everybody made welcome at both
services. A. J. KIssELL, pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. p. Maurer, priest.
Hours for divine service:
8 o'clock 4. n, Low mas and In.
structiOn.
10 o'clock A. NJ, High mass and in
struction.
3o'clock p. NJ. Vespers.