The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-02
SATURDAY

" yOu want a ntcH dlarnoaI ring you can
&c, it at NJ Freaeh's.
Harrison Br unk has cold bic farm near
EolA 10 hia son, Thomas Bunk for s2p. 900.
Dsciisdly the largest and choicest variety
Of tea Ia town Is at G Bro~nell-. Sun
dried. basket fred, g'een. black. Eaglish
breakfast, &c.
A bears bead may lie seen at DsSoe 4
fromsn Brcs. MIR Mart Miller killed the
bear from which it was dsrepitased Al Green
Basin. Not Tor many yeata have tears
been as e'mmon as tbs present sfas"p.
l. l. Butttnsha.s, who Vas brought. from
Coos county hy Sheriff Eirisey 10 answer an
Indictment for e,abe zxeman,, wAa rele'red
lom custody an w WcdresdAy. bond, having
been furnished by relatives living in Lien
county. lilo has since left jackson coaAty.
Times.
''SRW Jaaes Va s Il Joacs; defiant
entered" 1bia was tho entry u shs circuit
court al Portland and refer. to our notorious
Farmer" Joaes. The suit is undou btedi,
an actior for divorce. from the wife acquired
in response TO an Advertisement. .-StsteG-
man.
TmEALBASy HosE Tram left on the
morning local for Victoria. d. c.. with
"blood" In their eyes. They will enter
every race on the program and hub and
hub race at an agricultural fair following
the tournament. The team Is com posed
of the following: w II Warner, manager;
NJ b Gunpell, leader, Spencer and j
Palmer, II o Lague and II Squires, T J
Jordan and ] Z digger, on the ropes, a
Rennlc and NJ Williams or the tongue,
VIM Recce aud Chas Medin, hydrant men,
a 4 Lamb and A Sternburg, nozzlemen.
1 hey were accompanied by Chief OF
Police Hoffman, Secretary G W Watts,
Jas Murray, Louis Miller and George
Grubbe.
TIE KINGS DAUGHTERS OF the M. f.
church will give Pink Tea social at the
the w CT u Hall, on Monday evening,
Sept. 2sth. A short program will be
rendered, followed by social time and
potato contest. An admission of IL
cents will be charged at the door, which
will include lunch OF coffee and cake
served by the Daughters in pink. &c
and enjoy the fun. Following is the pro
gram:
Song, by Glass.
Recitation, "The Fireman." Lottie
Ketchum.
Recitation, Little Dora's Soliloquy,'
Bessie Beam.
Solo, Lille Farrell.
Recitation, May Pollock.
Recitation, "The naughty Little Girl
Myrtle Chamberlain.
Song, by Glass.
Recitation, "Bonnie's Prayer" Okla
Price.
Recitation, Her Name, "0ra Harkness
Recitation, Entertaining Her Big
Sisters Beau" Lotie Brown.
Duet, Maud Crosby and Maud Hulburt.
Recitation, Mammals Help" Edith
Rankin.
Solo, Edith Chiswell.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Preaching in the
M Z church tomorrow by s + Meminger
at II m and :45 p m. Sunday school
at 2 80 p m. Epworth League meeting
at 6: :45 p m. All are invited to each
service.
At the Presbyterian church as follows
Preaching at II m and 7 80 p m, Sab
bath school at 1915 m, and Young
Peoples prayermeeting in the lecture
room at 6 AS m. Subject of morning
sermon will be" Wanted,bu not Found. .
Evening, "Is the World Growing Better
or Worse." AS the Sabbath school les
son is review of the quarter special
program has been prepared for the occa-
eion which promises to be interesting
and instructive. All will be made well
come to these services
There will be no preaching at the U p
In the morning. Rev w w Logan will
preach in the evening. In the morn
lag he will preach the dedication sermon
for the new church at Shedd, at which
place DR. Irvine will also be, preaching
there in the evening.
Rev H Allan Shorey will preach at the
Con gregational church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Services at the Baptist church at "a a
m and $50 m. Preaching by the pas
tor Rev Geo W Hill. Morning subject,
"Christs Call to Sleeping Church" even
Ing subject, srhc New Birth.n Sunday
school at I7:i5 p m. Young Peoples
meeting 6:3o pm. Every body made wel--
come.