The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

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bargain.
The revival msetings still continue Ii th,
Methodist church. Services Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday evenings. beginning
promptly a o'clock. The public h oordi-
ally invited 10 atload.
The members Of two literary societies Ii
Salem win pressnt The drama. 'sComradoa.
- Salem on Thanksgiving night. Nov 20
and We understand they think Of coming "a
Albany with Il. As they are an excellent
class Of young people Of good talent. We hops
they viii conclude 10 do %.
Ths Union services were held Sunday
eyaning at the Presbyterian church. Rev j
II Condit delivering the sermon. So large
have heen these meetings that il has been
found necessary te have them In the ceuri
House, whore Aext Sunday evening the
meeting win Be held. Rsv ] WHarris will
deliver the sermon.
Mr John Foahay. Of Foshay q Mason
while in San Francisco purchased one Of the
finest stocks Of holiday goods every brought
10 Albany, many new desigas being noticed
IN the stock, of very attractive nature.
They propose to sell all Of their goeas at .
lev igsrs, aud their spleadid stock Of books
particularly win be sold 1t figure withia
the reach Of al. - well - their complete
stock.
I've iasnes Of the DnMocRAr within few
months have failed to reach Brownsville.
We know the issass wsru ssaI. bat where
the fault lies Ne are unable 70 find out, Il
is possible The packages barat open on the
way. il which cass no pains Il ever taken
to make them reach their dsstinatioa. To
avoid any such accident again. Il such were
the eaase. 10 think II purchasing several
tells Of inch rope 70 make ths packages
secure.
win Dres., have Just ressivsd large
shipment of tho latest improved sewing
machines. including the Eldridge, acknowi-
edged by sewing machine experts TO be the
lightest running mashins In the market.
ThaEldridge ia new machine and has many
COED qualities overall others which must Be
sesn 10 BE appreciated. Il is no trouble 70
show the good qualities Of our machines to
parties who contemplate purchasing. Old
machines taken in exchange.
Il Am feeling weak" said one Of two seady
locking fouristioAl printers. a. they darksn.
ed eur doors recently, ION account 81 tie
absence Of breakfast. cant you give us "A
srdsr for dinner We bear this nearly
every day. and che last enc who repeated Il
got two hita from the iAEthest corner Ia our
pocket. which hs took. went iato the first
saloon. took free lnneh. and spsat the
The moaey for liquor. Fact. and ii makes
~ mad = tell il
Probably there is no healthier exercise
than roller skating. when conducted in
well ventilated place, with . good hoor.
Ar DAnnsis has such : place. and We are
glad 70 notice that il is being well patroniz-
ID, by ED and young. II Is run IL > gentle
manly, quiet manner, 20 that those who 20
may Be assured Of good treatment. By all
means take > roll. syea u you are NOT IL
your teens,
Mr L LAmuels, Of the Ret Shore. was in
The city last wssk. trying to make arrange
nents - illustrate Albany, bat We are sorry
% sAy, be met with poor encouragement,
md left the city with bad opinion Of the
Of eur citizens. IA illustration Ia
. magazine like the Rsss 6k0re that cireula-
e about q. 900 copies Is Of great value to
community, aad the demand 10 every place
sas Albany Is backed up By the proper sup-
port. In Jackson county, recently illustras.
ID. l2.0o0 sxtra copies were taken. enc
nan alone takiag thousand. hut here. aI-
most ne encouragement vas offered.
Last Sunday 5amasl MeIlras. while sit
Eing il bis house discovered several geese
browsing near his house. He went for his
.hot gun. and was taking il down, whsz be
hit L against door. discharging Il. 30
that the shot glancing upward canght his
eye brows o. the wiag and then made fur
row up his Eorehead. not penetrating the
kali bone, but iaHicting psinfal weund.
shieh though win only leave scar. aud the
Ices Of several eye brows. 70 mark the result
81 the accident. Il was properly dressed
and now Mr MsIIras i fast recovering from
Ehs 'sclose call. !"
Astoria Easine Co. No. !. comtemplate
purchasing the sst Of silver toned bells thar
aecksd the carriage Of Willamette Hose Co.
No. 10 the prime Of the volnntesrs. II
shsy have the luck 10 secure these bells,
then Astoria can boast Of the finest set Of
bells on tho Pacific Coast. Astoria's police
then can ring these bells 70 greater ed
vantage than the one In the tower - to
qualities. This same city viii
soon have an independent hose company
Wssterm Ffrsmaa. Says an old Albany fire.
nan. ALBANY No. is entitled 70 those
bells"
Here Is the way Polk county farmer
explains the scarcity Of farm products
s'The reason why the farmers Of western
Oregon make wheat raising . speciality, il
because Il brings the cash sure at some
price. The inferaaI revenue and the pro-
tsctive tariff laws are breaking the farmer
down, at least on this coast, II not in all the
states. No high protectivs tariff candidate
need to show his head, fer the farmer Is not
In humor for IL. Those laws are the main
reason why 20 many farmers are in debt.
The farmer makes enough 70 prosper, were
Il not for the sxtravagant prices he has to
pay for machinery, clothiag, sugar. etc.
Mrs Mary Porter died At her home in
Corvallis on Tuesday morning Of last week
st the advanced age Of 50. The writer took
his first meal in the Willamette Valley, at
her honse. and knew i,sr 70 be noble old
lady. possessing wonderful energy fer one of
her age. She was enly sick week, and did
her washing the day she was taken sick.
Besides she was in the habit Of milking her
COW and doing all OF her house work alone,
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