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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30

Terrible destruction 10 life has b1en
caused lately by ayalanchSs On the Alps
Sullivan, at the best IL but q poor, ,mlsera
bic big fisted, ,barroom brawler. All tall, ,it
connection with him about physical man
hosd Ii mere "bosh..'
Liberty bell Wa s.artOl for Now Or.
leans last Friday. Nov loIx out for thd
ringing Of many tongues.
Philadelphia Juror while on duty last
Friday wrasksd his snail, moJel jury
mans brain so much thit lac becams
insane.
The price Of wheat In Eagland IL lower
than II has been during the last 1914 years.
Wheat sold for 81 csnts In InIepon denve
last week.
80 mild has the weather been In the
Now England States during January that
farmsrs hayo done considerable plowlng +,
This drsgs Oregon into the mu I.
Considerable OF ting tlas OF Cjngress 10
taken nD In the pIsSags OF Psn.lsn bills.
A Brooklin boy, while walking on stilts
tho ether day, fell and broke his neck
dying. instantly. IL Ia high tlG, this oir.
~" HAs WLgVVWus
The accounts OF meetings OF dynAmIters
slnce the London explosion are exceeding.
ly disgusting. Summary laws arc nee
cessary. The people Of Ireland are taking
just tho right course 10 got the sympathy
Of the world against them.
The DEMOCRAT has made arrIn xsments
by whloh II will receive woskiy an inter.
esting communication frsna New Orleans
during the continuance sT the sxoosltl1n.
The suit with the oreXpa California X. |
H.. It Is stated. will delay tho completion Of
tho extension. Nothing like excuses.
Any number of clues have bsen fouad In
London TO the dyoamiters. whs upheaved
London Tower. Westminster Abby aud the |
House Of Parliament
Two shocks Of earthquake were fol. in sAn |
Francisco aud oakland last Moalay. Often
jealous they do not propose u be outdons by |
Italy.
The claim Of Oregon TO 4g.0J9 acre. Of
swamp land has bsoa rSj sc.el by the Seers.
tary of ths Interior, L,s a, rssors TO dy. |
mantle and 500 what kinl of 40 arxumsa |
snAs "ouiu prove
The star route coa:rlC: tr c.nyiag the
mail between Hspnvr aud Monument has
been let fer tl753 70 y ID sallivan.
LiYe sheep during the recent STERN became
20 hungry 10 Elstern orsgoa that they ate
the wool Oh dead sheep. ds,troyiag the pelts
fer all practical purposes.
A burglar the other night at The DAilss
stole 81. so alta house. bat becoming frightsn-
ed left his eVsrcoat, shoes aud hat. A los.
ing bArgAin that.
A curious suit ha, been begun At PeEdls.
ton. A man left do. with a woman, .
neighbsf. but she got tifei OF it aud admin.
istsred dose of poison. cAanas ia demise.
A sais Tor 500 wAS the result. Many : wag
will say ''dogon such q comma nifty"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
OFexon stast.tie..

From the report Of the Secretary Of State
iuaI out. we CLEAN the following fActs
The total value Of TAXABLE property in
1884 was 81. Jos. o53. a. increase Of over
sIl 900. 600 over 1888. The tar vas SAL,
las. 10 for 1888 4.
The value Of Lad was s15. 2ss. .o5S. OF town
lots, sl3.s75.o .oos Of improvements. eIo.
$50. .e45. Of merchandise. SIS. I2:. .04s, house
hold furniture. ETC.. 81. .o3i.
The number Of horses aud mules was I5l,. I.
l46. vaiao. $500, 73s cattle. 2sf. .s47
value. $5.2l5. .S5l F.; sheep. i.0s5. .97s value.
s.. .2tG. .s7s swine. ll2.s46 vAlae. s293.
965.
Gross value Of all property slos. CAS-, 2ss
Indebtedness. s27. Ia. .Gel exemptisn, IS.
tG3.ils.
The number Of polls Was 10. 720. nunSeI
u school children. 6s.U76 wealth per capi-
Il, $62i. 60
DosglAs county has the largest number ol
asres Of improved Land. 50i. 500. but Liar
county leads a. 10 valus, IS. l3l. $50. Manor
seoond, Yamhill third. OF course Multno
nah heals ths list on town lets, s., IA. .0l5
with Marion sesoad and Linn third. o.
merchandise also Multnomah stands FIRST
Marion second, clatsop third. Linn fourth
Ia money also Portland is first. Marion sec
ond, Umktilla third. YsmhiE fourth and Linl
9th.
Portland has the most household furniturs
and then Harioa. Lima. and Union ISL ssth,
horse county, l7,44I. Grant socond, Vase
third and then UnAsilla, Baker, crsok, il
their order.
Grant leads in the number Of cattle, -,
Gil. followed by Baker, Crook. Lake. Union
Lane aud Wasco.
UmAtilla is the sheep county, 240.95l
Wasco, Grant, Douglas, Crook after il.
Jackson takes tho swine, Is, 235, Dsugla
second, Lane third.
Under the last assessment Multnoma
pays the largest tax, Linn next and the
Umatilla, Marion, Lane. YAmhill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
CsmfoPtiag.

The following from New York paper
casts aside all fear OF competition in the
wheat trade by India "The report o! the
American consul at Calcutta ought to be
resssuring to wheat-growers in this ceun-
try. The wheat crop in India for 1884 Is
2i5, ,0O0, 900 bushels, raised on $4,000, 900
acres Of land, or nine and two -fifths bush
els to the aero, The United States average
last year was thirteen bushels. The Delhi
price is so cents psr bushel cost of trans
portation from Delhi to Calcutta, I9X
cents cost from Chicago to New York,
about Is cents, and New York Is ha.f the
distance from European markets that Cal.
cutta IL. II wheat can be raised and sold
In Chicago at 80 cents per bushel, there
caa be no composition by East India
growers.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
A sad Result

A fsw weeks sincs We published an ex-
tended account or the terrible experience
Of Jas A Church and SilGs Jones ia the
deep snow iR the foothills of the Cascades,
the particulars Of which are fresh in the
minds OF our readers. The case proved
worse than at first feared, the limbs or
both Jones and Church beiag so badly
frozen that last wesk it becams necessary
to amputate both OF the feet Of each Of the
gentlemen, The operations were success
fully performed by Drs Rsynold and J n
Smith of Salem, and DR. McCAuI0y OF
Stayton. Great sympathy is expressed
for the two men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Report of CHIEF Engineer.

The annual report of Chief Engineer ]
N Hoffman, for tho year 1881, shows frs
tho condition of the water supply, to-wlt,
eight cisterns and threo hydrauts; second
the condition OF the fro apparatus to bo
good. During 1891 there were 1--we fires
and one alarm, as follows:
Jan, slst, lssi, pm.-Aarm caused by chimney
at Revere House burning out,
May 10th. 1884, $3.50 pm.-Barn belonging to u
comley on north aide Of First Street between Iaksr
and Montgomery Streets, caused by sparks from
Cherry aud rArkss foundry. The Department ros.
pended promptly but the Ore was eStinguiahed by =
few buckets Of walor before the Department arrived
Loss. nominal.
Juno asnd, 1854, .ts p Hi.old building belonging
ts Thss Monteish OH the river bank between Ferry
and Washington Streets. Supposed to have been
caused by thocareessnss OF trmnps who weh sleeping
there. Totally destroyed a4oss sss. No insurance.
Jaly 9th. 1891, itls, p m.--unoocuried barn ho.
longing 10 Ed Thompson. eoruer Of seventh aud
Ferry. Cause unknown entirely destroyed, Loss
siSo. Insurance $780,
July .Sth. isst. is:so. p m.-D,rn selaaglnI 10
Gilmore on Seventh Street west Of the santam Canal
Entirely Destroyed, valued 81 500. No Insurance.
contained thresher worth $500. Insured fer $500.
October 9TH. lsst, 10 p. m.-Stahe belonging 10 y
8 Young on Third between Washington aud Ferry
streets. Partly destroyed Loss, $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
sciaooi Rocks.

In last December "A vote was taken by
the School Superin.ends1 OF Oregon TO
decide what school books should be used
In the public schools OF the State for the
four years beginning with October /, 1885.
The result OF the vots sas just beon pub
lished, the following being the books Sc
lscted:
orthography aud Pronuneiation>-Wa
sons Independent spelIers-ChIld's.
Youths aud Complete. Pronounclng hand
books-30oo wsrds-Soule & Campbell.
Swinton's Model Word Blanks.
Word AnalysIs-Swinton's New Word
Analysis.
RsAdlng-watson's Independent seriss,
including the Primary, Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Readers.
Penmanship-Spsneer System and
Copy Books, including Longer and shoit-
er Course.
Automatically Brooks Series, consist ing
OF New Normal Primary. New Normal
Elementary, New Normal Mental. New
Normal Written.
Geography-AfontsIth's .:Iementary aud
csmprehsnsive Pacific coast sdition)
Grammar-SiIPs Practical lessons In
English.
History-Birnes' Brief History OF the
United States aud Barnes Unlversal His.
terry.
Higher Mathen l.iss-2rooks' Aigs bra
and Brooks Geomstry aud Trigonometry
MontoIth's Popular Science
Stesle's Fourteen Wesks In Physiology
and Hygiene. Steels's Fourteen weexs In
Chemistry, stssle's Fourteen Weeks Ii
Natural Philosophy, Sseels's Fourteen
Weeks in Bstany.
Bookkeeping-Lyte'ssystema and blanks
Letter Writing -WestlaLe's How Il
Write Letters.
Literature Westlsko's Common schoo
! Literature.
! Science OF Government-Young's
Vocal MnsIc-LoomIs' Progressive 10
ries
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
At MS Old Tricks.

Ed Broyss, who only retired from q
residenc ce in the penitentiary a short time
ago on account OF stealing horse in this
county, evidently likes Salem as resi-
dencs, as the following from the "West
Side"indicates that he is conducting HIM
self in a mann er to merit another sojourn
in tho State penitentiary: Last week a
worthless blk played it ii rs on Prof
Garrigus, and after trying to get in on
several others, left for parts unknown.
He contracted board bill of $500 at the
Revere House, and on leaving gave an
order on Dave Duvall for that amount
As there was nothing due him from Mr.
Duvall, payment was refused on the ord or
and the Professor il out So 90. The day
he left, he tried to borrow an eyerco at
from Tom Dsws, and to hire horse from
AL Goodman, bat both were suspicious
and refused TO aocomodate him. It has
since been learned that he is an ex-con-
yict. having just completed two years
term in the psnitsntiary Tor horse steal
ing. lie gave his name as e. Breysa, is a
heavy set man of abeut 35 years, with
sandy hair and mustache. and has an en-
larged cheek. Look out for him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30

AK" in the DENocRAr last week, open.
cd the eyes OF many to the fastt that church
attendance Is shamefully small Sunday
evenings. What can be done to make It
largerf More than . year ago unisn SER
vices were begun to see IL in that way peo-
pie could not be induced 10 60 to church.
It worked well for = time. For several
months the attendance Sunday evenings
was increased. But the novelty wore of
70 such degree that the largest Sunday
evening attendance at the union services
duTing the last six months was less than
as, and since the storm Il has net been
over 30. The union services mas been
given up, What the result will be rc-
mains to be seen. The attendance last
Sunday evening was encouraging, but it
was 3 moonlight night and special attrac.
ton at one or two churches. The attsn-
dance last Sunday evening was larger by
absut 100 persons than At any Sunday
evening in six months.
For one, wish TO return thanks to "X''
tor his calling the attention OF tho people
to this matter. Now let some other broth
sr speak. With the aggregate member
ship OF the Albany churches s an large al
1t is, the Sunday evening con gregatisns
ought to be not less than seven or eight
hundred. How shall they bs made 90 ?
That Is the question. Whose fault il il 4?
That Of the ministers or that of the poo
pie? Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Pink Tea Party.

The young ladies of the Y w G U will
give Pink Tea Party at the W c I U Hall,
Tuesday. Feb. 3rd. at 80 p. N. All young
people are especially invited.
Searching shs ruins of the past,
One eustsm found We that should surely last,
Once cups Of tea with female hearts found favor
Zen grumbling johnson praised their cheering favor
With such precedent Of former years.
Gene take our tea that harmless is, but cheers,
Why this Pink Tea Party is veil hear Jour xuessss
You'll say. I know, ''The color Of their dresses
Guess As you viii, whatever in creation,
We will not tell, but leave 70 your Imagination,
oae thing veil tell you, that our party's fires,
This time, a. least, there Is no TAX on tea -
Bu. come dear freads we'll welcome you quite hearty
Msn, maids and matrons, to Pink Tea Party,
sscEETAsy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
A Good joke,

1t il impossible for : newspaper to Keep =
good joke, and certainly is against our M
turs. 50 here goes. regardless OF consequence.
Several small and mischievous boys in enc
of the departments Of ons OF or schools 20,
in the habit of rushing up TO q certain house.
ringing the bell aud slipping of Ike sly cats
Their teacher, lady, became cogaizlns Of
their pranka, aud, As well obtained the name
OF the offenders. Calling them tossthsr she
gave them q most exemplary lecture, and
afterwards marched with all the young Of.
tenders to the house Of their victim. wher 9
she proposed they should make due apollo
gies. The teacher rang the bell, when, to
her astonishment she was met with . full
basin OF water square IN the face, complete
ly taking her breath away for . moment
The good lady of the house had only caught
. glimpse of some Of the urchias, and sup
posing they wsrs at their tricks again, thought
it best to give them lesson they would no
soon forget. Apologies were mutual. Iii,
teaches the boys lesson the incident will
prove . most fortunate oae.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
SOCIAL AND PERsoNAL.

Mas Birdie Choa'lls is visiting hsr aaae At
Shield.
Mr J Gregory. Of Peoria, olllel on Us
last Tuesday.
Sir + Gilmour. Of Millsra, has move | 10
Albany 70 reside.
Mr John Giililasd. Of Sweet Home was in
the city Monday.
Ar.:MArE Baumgart loft ior San Francisco
last week, where hs will undergo treatment
for chronic eataFrh.
Mrs ID w MAloaey. Of Independence, re-.
turned homo lAst week. after = visit hsre ~
the guest Of Mrs Frank Wood.
T. EK~ebler aud family have returne 10
Lebanon from their visit in the East. aud
now Oregon Is good enough for them.
Deputy Sheriff Jas. Charlton returned
from Pdasville on last Moalay no.a. lie
vas week on the way from PrineviIlo 70
The DAllcs. aai has had snowy tine Of il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Gratifying.

The decision of the Supreme Court de-
elaring the Mortgage tax lag CONSTITUTIONAL
Is very gratifying TO the people Of
the Willamette Valley, Notwithstanding
the threats from Portland. The law suits
the inhabitants of Linn County, who are
not 1T all afraid of Capital being driven
from the State. II Portland money does
not sock field whare interest is Mt 10 per
cent and taxes only, IL per cent then let
1t be Invested in manufacturing interests,
The truth is, though, that Portland money
lenders will be very glad to. receive 81
psr cent nsts II they can get no more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Lecture.

Mrs. Bridge will deliver lecture
on Odd Fellowship at Odd Fellows
Hall In Odd Fellows Temple in this
city on Monday Evening Feb. 2nd at
7 o'clock p. M, Mrs. Bridge deliver
ed lecture In Salem last week Of
whicn the .Standardd correspondent
speaks as follows. 1t Is n decided
fact now in Salem that no speaker
has ever so held or charmed an aud
Ience, and no female speaker has ever
been heard on the Pacific Coast poss-
essing the rare personal attractions,
intellectual ability, graceful ordtory
and gentle womauhood of Mrs. Ma
tie A. Bridge. The public is invited
to attend. Admission flee. Collec-
tlon taken up after the close OF the
discourse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30

Tuesday owe, Jan, 27tl

Tuesday ove., Jan. 9Th. 1855.
ProsenL-MAyor, Recorder. Marshal and
all Csuncilmen.
In the case OF the city Agt LAnning IL
w~a ordered that tho City Attorney take
no further action.
The following bills were ordered paid /:
Cherry aud PArkss, weFk on steamer,
Si0.so; " n Huston, es.T5: whittier.
cleaning streets, si4;G " DurkhaTt,
$3.50.
The application Of Mrs Narry 10 be 70.
iioVed from hotel hack iiesn-s WAS reject
ell.
Committee on Stro-ts and pubic prop.
erty reported that ne arrangements had
yet bean made with John A Crawford IN
tho matter ofthe Ditch.
Yearly reports OF Chlef Eng,nsor, Re.
senlsd and referred.
The city printing was awarded t1 the
Herald -Diaserninator'' al o. for posters
and Is cents per thousand for Ordinances.
The following bids for dirt aad gravel
were offered Joseph Mcdonald, dirt 20
cents por load, gravel, 65 cents. w NJ
Parker, dirt. 37J1 cents, gravel, 90 cents.
Contract was awarded Jos Mcdonald. Fer
building crosswalks, Geo w BurkhArt bid
8 foot walks, $40; 4 foot walks. ei4; 9 fsol
walks. tis.5s.
Bond OF Fred Mueller As City Treasurer
was accepted.
Application Of Antony Pathasht for II.
cense 10 sell liquor was rejected.
Fine Of "Sing" Of Ave dollars for saving
wood on side walk was ordered refundet
70 DIR q w Maston, who had paid Il.
Marshal was notified 10 order r II Co
TO build crossing at junction OF Sixth aud
Railroad Streets, Marshal also 10 put new
foot bridge across Ditch at junction o
Thurston and Seventh. Also ordered 4
notify railroad company to put in culber
1t junction OF Thurpton and Seventh.
Bills OF CouucIlmen for fees were a.
lowed, and also following bills: N.
Henton, &o5 !; W X Cannon, keeping horse
harnessed during storm, $3.50; Cherr,
aud Parkes, sct cocks Steamer, S2o.75
Ii Hewitt, services on amended charter
$40.
The following bills were referred Fres
Mueller, ,mdso, Sl0.30; l. y Gordon, $o3 ,66
@ w Burkhart, e22.60.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
REHABILITATION.

lie makes tho following recommends
tiops:
That No. Is hall bs repaired ard bell
tower painted. the purchase or four Dab.
cock ex,ingulshcrs for IL & l. Co, and
shut of nozzle for department, the con.
struction ofa clstern at junction of Second
aud Jackson Streets, that the city bo di-
vided into six wards for fre signal pur-
poses, the necessity Of purchasing steam
fire engine for No. Is, which though not
now possible. deserving Of consideration,
aud that arrangements In reference to
Nightwalch aud Engineer be changed 20
that he be or duty after 10 p. M, sleep In
Engine house, TO respond TO calls from
Nightwatch whom services are needed and
attend TO the cleaning of street lamps.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
GuessInz the Sumbsr of Beans.

Several months ago Read & Brownel Of
fered prize of S. to the customer purchas-
ing 25c, worth of tobacco who should guess
the nearest to the number of beans in large
glass jar. A large number put their names
down, many of them geing to the trouble of
counting beans of the same size in like
sized jar. The guesses ranged al the way
from 1920 TO IS, ZOO. On making count a
short time ago l43os was found to bs the
number. Fred Burkhart's figures were IA. :
300, which, being the nearest, entitled him
to the prize. It was an interesting fact that
many who took the most pains to ascertain
the correct number were the farthest out of
the way.
It is reported that a gambling resort has
been opened out on Broadalbin street where
boys congregate night after night Parents
look ont fer your boys. No such places
should be tolerated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Agricultural IiemG.
Wheat, 81 cents.

Wheat, 81 cents.
Ia 1881, 46, $50. 600 bushels of wheat wero
raised on the Pacific Coast, in 1882, IS. .S37, 700
bushels. in 1888, 80, ,635, 900, bushels. in
1884, 81, 200, 900 bushels. Though the crop
was largest last year the exports were the
smallest, even smaller than an 1883.
There's land that has never been found,
Where the cattle grow boneless and fat
Where the sirloins' dollar pound,
And no penny worth's asked for the cat,
But its ever so far away.
American Marketman.
Some Of the Portland prices arc. butter,
fresh roll 81 @ 32lc., eggs. 25c hops,
100 l2Sc. wool, I2@l4;. potatoes,
25 "a 30c. hams, l2@ l4c,
Flour is quoted at 1915 in WAlla Walla,
wheat 42lc., hay sl5.
out Of I5O, 900 head OF sheep in thu south
eastern part of Umatilia county, only 2iS3
are reported as having perished, certainly a
very small proportion.
5000 sheep, it is reported, were LOST
around Prineville, The coyote must so
for all along the foot hills oiK bounties;
are being offered. which shows that busi-
ness is meant.
The prospects f'r Al abundant whea:
crop all OYer Oregon are unc0nmonly
good, The deep suaN did 1t; but what
the future few months will bring forth
nary man can tell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
An Experienced Letter.


An exchange says: "Mr G B Foots, OF
Psmsroy, mailed letter October so, 1883,
addressed to . business firm in Portland,
Oregon. Last Monday January IL, 1850
the letter was returned to him from the
dead letter Office, bearing TIE following 9
postmarks: Honolulu, FL. /. West
Maitland, n. 8. W., twice; Sydney N, s.
W., three times SaR Francisco, Cal, I;
Portland, Or. Seattle, w. T., and Wash.
iHgton, D. G. 1t had besn twics advsr-
tised, and philanthropic individual, one
Hayselden, ia King Kalakaua's domin-
lens, had kindly affixed a IL cent Hawai-
ian postage stamp. Tho letter bore the
address Of Feote q Hull in plain print on
the envelope, but was not returned until
after it had wandered $4,000 miles"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Why There.

The object OF the presence of members
OF the Third House at Salem can general -
Iy be ascsrtaiHed by their residence, Ben
ton county men are there in the interest OF
the o. T., Lane county men, IN the inter-
est of the University, Umatilla men to get,
or prevent the getting of, their county
divided. Multnomah men, in the interest
of Sol Hirsch, Williams, Mitchell or
George, Wasco men, in the interest Of Hill,
and Linn men for fair play.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
~ pon.t EeeI IKE Mark.,

1t makes no difsrsncs what business yea
are engaged in !; whether you =re preacher,
q merchant, mechanic, lawyer or . s4b-
mon lAbOrer, you can't do your work we'll
while half sick. Thousands try 10, bat !
in vain. How mnch better to keep yoar
organs In good order by taking Parksr's
Tonic when you feel "a little out of sorts. 81
1. would be money in your pocket 0as
hour Of good, rejoicing health is worth half .
dozen hours full Of languor and pals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
S. 5. Omeers.

The organiz ltion of the Universalist Sab
bath School was effected last Sunday by the
election of the following officers
Superintendent-Mrs c G Kelly.
Asst Superintendent-Mrs u Best.
Treasurer-Mr L E Gray.
Chorister-Mr G W Stanfield
Orxanist-Miss Minnie Corser.
Secretary A McAlister.
Bible class teacher-Mr \ Fry.
loA. N. is the hour appointed for the
meeting of the Sunday School.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-30
Highly Recommended.

ALBANY, OREGON, Dee. sad, 1884.
Russell & Co.,
The New Massillon 33 inch separator and
Russell eagins purchased Of you last sua.
mer is all you recommendedit TO be. IthAs
given satisfaction in every respect. l thFssh-
ed this season in "a days run 1855. bushels
Of grain which is the biggest run Of aay MAJ
chine in this part of the country. i tAresA-
ed for some of the oldest farmers in tAis
county and they all say that did the.
the best job. saying aud cleaning their grain
that ever had been done. Our expense for re-
pairs for theseasoa did not exceed enc dsllar.
Yours Respectfully,
d. D. HAcKLRMAN.