The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-27

4 The LORDS SIDE.-Rev f L Sutton,
member Of the National committee Of the
Prohibition party challenges Rev | II
Driver. who undoubtedly said the words re-
terred to, as follows. in a letter 10 the Eu-
gene Guar!:' The Rev Or Driver of Your
city Is quoted in the Portland Telegram as
saying that the republican party is not only
on the lord sides but that the Lord is on
the side of the republican party. do not
believe he said it, But If he did | here
and now challenge him 10 be a debate upon
4 that proposition. ne 10 take the af-
hrmatiye. | the Negative. If he will meet
me at Mounts hall this evening at 80
| o clock, where l am billed to speak. or If
that is too soon l will be in this city on the
afternoon of the Goth Of this month. TO at
tend the county prohibition convention at
the court house at l p m, and will meet
HIM on the evening Of that date.
AFTER SoFr SNAP.- Oregon people
generally are down on the bonus bust
ness. Men looking for soft snaps now
adays must have lots of gall. Bonus
hunters had better go to the bone yard
| The Eugene Register says: The gentle
men interested in locating a woolen mill
| in this city, have been here the past
week. but left again probably fer good
! this time. Their proposition as We un-
derstand 1t vas 10 remove a two set mill
which they have in Iowa TO this place
They wanted the citizens here TO take
half tile stock ia the mill. which they
valued at thirty thousand collars. 4 site
would oe donated to them. several offers
having been made. The gentlemen
found no encouragement on such a prop
nd Anr . l.. [aF l.
They have been looking over the coast
for some time looking for 6 soft snap.
The STs.M Scow.-Tbe steam scoK is
to have another trial trip "wednesday
afternoon. Castings for hisehing her
wheel TO the shaft tha: turns /, SO se-
eureiy that il viii slip no more, were
cast in Albany Saturday, and a couple
OF days will be required TO complete the
repairs The owners have an 0pportc.
nifty to contract for carrying TO Salem
400 cords of wood frorl Rock Point. .
point on the liver seven miles above.
haulIng wood from that point to Salem
has been done by scows towed by steam-
boats Tor years.-Corvsllis Times.
SIDE TRAoKED.-The freight last even
ing arrived at Jefferson loaded down with
mem bers OF Coxey's army Of unemployed
on their way to Washington. They were
from all along the railroad. and when the
train reached Jefferson they had become
go thick that it Was necessary to take
ateps to thin them out The freight, as
nsua', began switching its cars, and
when the signal was given the train
p2!lad out leaving the army in the cars
on a sidetraek. They we're very indig-
ns7t over the treatment and swore ven
ge1nce on the railroad d.-Independent.
4 GREAT ATTRACTION Read what
he press says about the Chicago Ladies
QuGrietis: Chicago Herald: Their sing
ing Is perfect in precision and their shad-
ing and phrasing are excellent; added to
this fine musical feeling gives 10 their
singing charm that makes 1t most at
lractive, and they are rapidly winning a
high place in public favor.
NJ G 4 Of Chicago: We consider
Miss Neltnor the finest reader that has
ever appeared in Farwell Hall. At the
Opera House on Friday, April 9Th.
BIG SNPE KnL.-Judge Whslley and
Wstt Monteith returned to- Portland
with an immense bag of sniPe killed yes
teIday. There has been some complaint
that there was 40 hunting around AL
bany and yet these experts captured 100
plump fellows.
Mrs Geo II Williams the ia dh cures.
died in Portland yesterday at the 1ge of
81 wears. II is probable she tasted her
self TO death. Mrs Williams has been a
remarkable woman in her way.