The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-06

for the East. IL is said 10 10 credit to the
state, oas that will open the eyes OF Eastern
people, among whom II will circulate for i've
or sig months.
The Law protecting Chinese pheaaAnts
expired today a. noon. Nov they will be
projected oniy ~ grouse and natiYe pheAs-
ants, which makes littls difference. As they
have been huatod the aame any way.
inv RiIyou Of city has this purchased
the'hvery busiaass Of J g Bliyeu in browns.
vile. aud viii remove 20 that city. Mart
is . good bay and an energetic citizen and
we are sorry 70 lose him. bat recommend
him 20 the Brownsyiliians a. . iirst class
business man n.-Scio Press
Fresh roasted a,Iset as E Aliens.
Frcsh hams. larI aai bae,n ilst rec.ived
at r L Allen's.
Keep your eses pea Tor bargains st 7 Z
AlIea's.
Have you ha.rd hos lsss ars selling n
Townsend's addition.
Wanted. a. r e Aliens, 500 dozen eggs
Highest market ptiee paid.
Stewart * Sax s-li Ia. very best rAtsnt
tempered Shears aud sciisarS.
ladies Oxford tics 4. greatly teducsd
rates At Klein Brot. Mat he sold.
A large hns OF elegant gold watches in
tasty new trays 81 Will & StArks.
All Linis Of farmers prodGcs taken in ex-
change for groceries Al Il Allen's.
Oh! Ladies. look here! packages I.oda
as L Aliens f1r - csnts
sas VIZ Reads llns Of dress goods and
siiks before bayiug elsewhere.
Silk umbrellas ia n.tu.al wood handles
cheap .. Freuch's Jeweiry store.
Yoa get your IN ,uey's worth whea you
bay silk umbrellas at Fiench's.
The finest line Of picture frames ever in
Albany at Fortmiller Il Irving's.
The very latest styles aud novelties In the
millinery line just received at.the Misses
Balls. Cail and see them.
W w. Davis is now in charge sf the Dell
monlco restaurant. Meals IS cents. Eastern
oysters, fresh. Every thing FIRST class.
Decidedly the largest and choicest variety
OF toa in town Is at G 4 Brownell's. Sun
dried. basket fred, green, black, English
breakfast. Sc.
60 TO o c Mcfarland for sadlery, har-
ness. whips, robss, all kinds OF horse cloth
ing etc, etc.
Mttier & Bali. dentists, will make artifi-
cial plates of aluminium. The beslthiest,
most durable and light-st weight of any
other plate. We want to introduce this
kind Of work in shis vicinity.
Patronixs the old stand, tne Pioneer bar
her shop, now known as the Albany Baths
Geo Landreth, PROPRIETOR.
For first.class meals call al tn. CITY Res
Meals. % cents. Board and iodgiag $3.50
per week.
DIEp.-Last night the little son of Mrs
Roberts, residing cn Third street, near
Baker, died from membraneous Group, af-
ter suffering for two OF the days.
New TINE TABLE.-The time card be-
tween Albany and Lebanon has been
changed as follows: Beginning Monday
the train will leave Albany at z 80 a m,
arrive at Lebanon at s :1S; leave Lebanon
at 9:06, arrive at Albany at 8 80. Leave
Albany at | 30 p m,arrive al, Lebanon at
1896 leave Lebanon at $50 and arrive
at Albany at s:45.
THE BRIDGR begins to lock like a bridge.
Today the frame work for the approach
was raised, showing the permanent
height OF the structure. The piling for
the second pier has all been driven. and
Monday work on the first Benton county
pier will be begun.
SERVICES To-MoRRow.-There win be
no service at the Evangelical church
Sunday morning. In the evening the
first home missionary concert win be
given by the Sunday school, good pro-
gram having been prepared. Rev L S
Fisher will begin series of revival meet
ings with this missionary concert, to be
continued indefinitely. An old time re-
vival is expected. Let all lovers Of reli
gion come and enjoy these services.
Sabbath school at the Universalist
church every Sunday at O'Clock. Every
one made welcome.
Services will be held tomorrow at the
Christian church, corner 5th and Jackson
streets II m, Sermon by Rev A B Wade
of Hilsboro. Sunday school at 10 m.
Delegates to the Y r S C E and others
who are spending Sunday In the city are
cordially invited to attend.
On account of the Mass Meeting of the
\ S G E tomorrow at 4 o'clock there will
be no Y M c A services.
President Thomas Newlin of the Pacific
College will occupy the pulpit of the Pres
byterian church tomorrow morning at II
m. The Sabbath School will convene
at 1915 m.