The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11

dispatch from Stayton reports Mre
Jasou Wheeler considerably improved
WoIfsnbafgsr and Hnckius, two able
speaksfs AMI singers, will be at tho w e r
u Hall next Taeadag andWed'day evenings.
The reform school ii Salem nov coutaiss
forty boys the quiet orderly city Of New
burg oven furnishing one.
small crowd. Including the two Albs ny
bands, Witnessed the greatest show on earth
at the ope.a house Last eyening. AL least :
few pronounced " N @.
The 4 2 BIain clothing company ba,e
inst received 80 uncommonly large stoc1 ii
hats Of aii the latest styles nod grades. A. d
are prepared to ft and suit the most fastiii.
Gus.
Mr. II N Grant, The seoreter, cf TIE
Northwest Insurance Co, was refeatlv eIee-
ted president q the Pacific Board Of Under
writer's. Mr. Grant Ii one u the best
insurance men on the coast.
Considerable excitement IL being created
10 skating rink circles In Albany. 1oniei.t
n race between Frank Simpson and pet
seudcrs = said to ie she attraction. aud
big mile race fra isfge purse Is being
talked u.
Surveyor ~ u Damn and crew have been
1t work this week surveying tbs line Of the
proposed Eugene Springfield Motor Railway,
They completed the preliminary survey this
morning, and this Afternoon htsrted work
rnnning, levels, etc - EuReLe Guard.
The Eugene Gnsrd gives Judge Pipes the
follow ng tend off: Judge Pipes il making
| 81 exceptional record ~ circuit jnqee
| Out of rineteen appeals from hts decisions
| Ia this district, but three have osso reversed.
and one of those was on . question of q record
that was not introduced 10 the loser cosrt.
/ To.Nienr.-About twenty. five students
Of the Monmouth Normal school. arrived
In Albany by the Oregon Pacific this
noon, accompanied by their band, and
| will give an entertainment AZ tile opera
house tonight, which we perceive by :
few posters stuck up around. their only
mode-and a very coun.rified styled
advertising, will consist Of athletic and
other performances. They are nice
body Of young people, and the DEwocRA1
hopes to see them have q good house, al
they undoubtedly deserve.
Il A Lfyg Noffcg.--W WoIfenbarger and
! IIuckins are 10 be at thew CT q hal
next Tuesday and Wed'day evenings
The following live notice OF their meet
ing at Ashland from the lively Record Il
interesting as n news item and will max.
many want 10 hear them: "Prof A /
WolfenbaYger, the talker and Prof 4 |
Huckins, the singer held forth Tuesda,
evening TO \ crowded house at Grant,,
hall, in behalf Of the national prohibi
. tiou party. Their work made fine sub
scription in money and long list o
names who pledged themselves TO yot
. the prohibition ticket provided that thi
list gets the names OF 900 600 voter
by next August. wolfenbarger is fros
, Nebraska and goes after the liquor iesu
like big burly blacksmith handles
sledge hammer. lie mauis eyerythin
in sight. He said the democrats mad
no bones about being a whisky party
This received applause from the crowd
but when he said Harrison and Wana
maker were touring around the conntr
drinking wine 70 the health Of collsg
boys; scored Wanamaker fofTfiat 800
900 campaign Doodle; tore mp Levi
Morton, our vice. president, for rnnnin
q saloon at the nations capital and sal
ne was elected an honorary member os
> liquor league, the crowd did not appiau
his utterances. Wolfenbarger an
Huckins are an able team in their worI
. Huckins does some little talking toe
being the iunnyman. Wolfenbarge
does some singing. Together they tai
prohibition into the audience, sing
into them, hammer IL into them, wol
IL into them and drive IL into them, ar
way TO get II into them.
The Tidinfs says: The two gentl
d men from Nebraska are "rustlers"
their business. They can "whoop up
} prohibition audience in good style, ar
, they raised between $50 aad $40 in Il
audience to help along the cause.
It RELIGIOUS sEEyIcks.-There will be
/ services in the NJ Il church South /
morrow.
VI PSCEat Congregational chur.
! Sunday evening at $50. Subject, Pu
Ie ishment for Sin, its Certainty" Jer
9 I.lO; Dan 0, II; Heb 10, 26-29. Leade
la Pearl Vance. All young people cordial
invited
ds At the United Presbyterian church
n the regular services will be held tome
, row. The subject Of the morning a
= mon will be ssThe Inspiration OF Il
Scriptures. Christian EndeavoE at 9 :.
il p IN, evening sermon at 7 80 p IN.
d seats free.
:. Services at tie Presbyterian churs
1t at II m and 7 80 p m. Sabbath scho
at 2:I5 m, Y PS @ Il meeting at 6 !:
se p IN. Subject OF morning sermon, "Tl
ae Present-iss Importance as Related |
q Life" Evening, .sThe Persistence
e. Ancestral Sins.7 All will he made we
come to these services.
At the ist Christian church, corner 81
At and dickson street. the services will
he as follows: 10 m, Sunday school, ii
- m, sermon by pastor. Subject, "Wh
10 must / do 10 be saved 4pm, w
NJ, o 80 p M, Y PSCE.T 80 p m. sermc
nv nasfor Snhierf aAnother man