The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-12-14

States there 10 clergyman TO TO people, Il
Oregon 20 700. which speaks for itself.
+ Forty years experience, in every cline OIL
earth. has proved Ayers Cherry PectOral D,
n be the most reliable remedy for colds, ,csughs
and all lung diseases. Neglected colds Otter
j. become inourAble ailments. Deal with then
In time. aHd prevent their becoming deep.
. seated in the system.
II has been suggested that Oregon bC
a DIVIDED into two States. At the present time
the idea il an insane one, our population |,
! 50 small now that we are allowed only one
Congrcssman, which is tho smallest numbsr
State can have without process be In.
vented for dividing men a. well as States.
A dinner and supper are 10 be prepared
for the public by the ladies Of the Methodist
church. at HAlssy. on Christmas day. The
sum of twenty-five cents will be charged for
each meal. A sociabls will follew the sup.
per- The Prsceeds are TO be applied toward
the purchase Of bell for their church edi.
hce.
The Baptist church, under the skillfull
hands Of Hochstsdler & Warren 10 being
completely remodeled. Tho inside will be
transformed into one Of the neAtest church
rooms In the city, new seats, pulpits, eto.,
being introduced. II viii be painted aud
now lights will be placed in il, until ii locks
like different edifcs. This is good news
for IL has been anything but good looking
church during the last few years.
A letter from Prinsville states that aur.
vsyors In tho interest Of the Short Line. arc
working this side Of that city. Al the Lsb-
amen pass is considered tho lowest and the
beat in many respects, there is little doubt
that the road viii come through that pass
when built. Straws tell which way the
wind blows, and We can get some oonsola,
ton even from few railroad surveyors.
Under The new standard Of time the face
of the clock viii have to be doubled 20 as 10
admit Of q hours instead OF l2 as now.
Under this system the entertainment this
evening will begin as l9-45 o'clock. This
going home from seeing fellows girl at half
past twsaty.thrse o'clock. will be amply |
outrageous. and can only be obviatsd by his |
waiting till after midnight. when IL will
seem natural again.
As will be seen in ansthsr column Saata
Claus has completely taken possession Of
matters at J. Gradwohl's. with probably tho |
largest stock OF exclusively holiday goods to
be found il the Willamette Valley. They
embrace everything. from all kinds Of toys, |
sssh - dolls, carriages, etc., 70 the finest
tsilst sets. Such variety 10 only 10 bs
iouAd at his store. All should call and ex.
anime his stock. it would pay as . mere
matter Of curiosity. bat then you will be
sure 70 bay.
We take much pleasure in recommending
70 Newspaper prOpristors and publishers,
Mr. Robert s Ammen. Of San Jose, CAL, -
IN honorable gentlemen, aud deserving Of
thsir confidence. This medicine (Anmen's
Cough Syrupl We believe just what IL il rep
resented to be. and will de all that It's owner
claims for il, and il certain 10 come int
universal use a. soon a. its merits become
known rAIbany Herald. Oregon. October
9Th, lssl.l
As christmas approaches open your heart.
il yea have few extra bits, and help to
make these happy who have not the money
10 de 30 themselves and, while yon are Civ.
ing TO the poer. remember that We have sew.
srAl men OF wealth who are too pusilIa.i-
nsus 10 buy anything themselves, and IL
yoa woald cast ray Of sunshine ever the
osuntsnAnes Of . peer, useless piece Of hu.
mGaisy, bay him bits worth of tobacco or
poand Of shot. /. Is more blessed to give
thaa TO rsseive.
Mr. u Finlsyson on Tuesday sold his
large farm together with his horses. esws.
wagons, etc., near this city, 10 Dir Hunter.
recently from Iowa, the consideration for
whish was between 5000 aud $4,000.
This 10 one Of the finest places in the Val.
ley. Mr. Hunter. We understand intends
sbtaiainE two or three other farms for his
sons. He ID Q Substantial, wide awake
farmer. and we are gAld to see him making
Linn county his home. We only hope that
he will prove as friendly 10 the priatsrs as
Mr. Pinlayson has, he meyer falling when
Autumn comes to remember the DHxocRAr
Office with supply Of cherries. as well -
remembering il in many little ways that 60
to increase the happiness OF the quilt show
| Or.
The December tChrissmasl Magazine Of
american Histsry 10 one OF the most Attrac-
tive issues Of this excsllsnt periodical that
has yet appeared. II conrains four histsri-
cal Essays en- Christmas. John Estsn Cooke
ssntributes the leading article on Christ
mas Time in Old Virginia" Norman McF.
walker, Of New Orleans, follows with .
sharningly picturesque description of ''Ths
Holidays in Early Louisiana, "-amOng the
0reolss John Reader. +. R. 8. c., Of Mon-
trsal, tells ~ In . concise and pleasing essay
Of Christmas Tide in Canads," among the
earliest Freach settlers and Mrs Lamb,
Editor Of the Magazins, writes Of the Christ
mas Season in Dutch New York" Then
comes an articls by Horatio Hale, NJ. A.
sntitlsd "a Huron historical Legend" |;
sketch Of Colonel David and paper which
will Be widely stsdisd by specialists and
antiauariaas-"Quiyira, A Suggestion by
DR.. Cyrus Thomas. The other depart
msnts-Notss, Queries, Replies, Societies,
and Book Nstices-are, - usual, overflow
ing with good things. This Magazine L.
dsssrvedly recognized 10 every part Of ths
country a. one Of the best historical publ.
cations ever offered to the public. PubIioa.
tion Office. 80 Lataystts Place, New York
City. For sale by Foshay & Mason.
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| DR. IT Tate desires TO announce to those