The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
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y those which have preceded it. The so
:, she sang was one of great sweetness, an
u the appeal in the refrain, Lord help me.
was echoed IN the heart Of many in til
u audience. Her theme -"Dost thou ba
lleye on the Son of God?" was handle
: with rare ability. She set forth wit]
great power and beauty the blessednes
and advantages of the believer in Christ
! The awful results of not believing wer
recounted with such solemn earnestness, n,
to strongly impress her hearers, if one ma,
Judge from the thoughtful, serious. up
turned faces, and the profound silence in
which her words were received. Bible
readings begin this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
All persons are made cordially welcome tc
all the services.
A FUNNY lNcIDENT.-KlamathF Fall Ex-
press says: There was an amusing feature
OF the suit against Howe's bondsmen. Chas
Moore was one of the sureties and conse-
quently defendant. As county Judge he
had the suit instituted against himself, and
was, therefore, plaintiff. He was, in fact.
a client of counsel on both side1. When
a verdict for the county was given, Judge
Moore laughingly gave his hand TO Dis
trlct Attorney Benson and said: "Well. we
knocked EN- out, the judge himself be-
ing knocked out to the tune of several thou
sand dollars.
ANoTHER GAME.-The o A C's will
play Forest Grove at Forest Grove ON
Thursday, Dec Is. The Man about Town,
,, regardless of his recent poor success in
prophecy, predicts Corvallis will win. The
. A Us have some excellent material: but
they need to progress. Our advice is to
play the modern game or go down under
IL Leave the center alone; go through or
around the ends, punt frequently from be-
mind tee line, and keep up continual in
reference when the ball is being carried
forward. Foot ball is not merely buck
ing game any longer. It is a game for
generaiship, one of tactics, a brainy game
when played right. With ell its rough
ness 1t has come to stay. 1t is a good
game when not abused.
NEW MINEs.-Sevenn new mining claims
were fled with County Clerk Needham
To-Day. All for mines in the Santiam dis
trlct. Four were by w. b. Lowler,
Anus Strong, II. L. Hotchkiss, Frank
" brlen and II. w. White, and three by
W. b. Lowler, Anus Strong and III. w.
White. All OF the men but Mr. White
are OF salem. The claims are scattered
over the district.
PURCHASED IN ALBASY.-During the
exercises at Prof Nash's singing class Fri
day night Miss Dorothea Nash was taken |
suddenly Ill, and was Sd prostratsd that |
she remained all night at the home of Rev |
Moses, who lives in the building. She
wss In good health the following day. The |
trflU hls : attYl hpkaA f,R Aha ,E
nostrum. taken an hour or so previous in |
the form of a powder, and was purchased |
In albany Times.
K OF P ELEc-IoG.-At their election
last night the X Of P chose the following
officers for the ensuing year: NJ of W. l.
NJ Curl; G G. III A 1einenger; V c, Ii
Gottlieb; P, E Q VIII; X of r and S, R
Wilson; II of + Geo f Fish; NJ of r, VA
Mccain; N at A. Mansfield: G, n d |
Conn; y G, G W Hochstsdler, Trustee, A /
b Matthews.
FIREMEN's ELEcrIox. live comics,
win take place next Monday. Mr. W W
koweli has been nominated bF No as for
Chief Engineer. No rs will place In
only an assistant On Thursday
eyeninE. W II Warner 10 among those
mentioned for the position. Mr. Merrill
Phillips will be nominated for Chief
eecording to the present program. o.
Friday evening by the II * I Co.
SrD's GUS GoNE.-The Salem Journal
says: A complaint was sworn out SATURDAY.
lgainst Mrs Melinda Baker, on Crooked
finger Creek. one G Doris, an Albany
winter, charging Mrs Baker with larceny
{ gun rs hailee- Mrs Baker went before ,
ustics Ramsby of Silyerton and gave
'onds to appear at Salem, Thursday at .
m for trial.
A O Q w OFFTcERs.-Safety Lodge A o Ii
J W elected the following officers al their
leetlng last night: Master Workman. 4
lev Albeit; foreman, VIM Fortmlller;
verseer, II B Miller; recorder. A II Martin: I
nancier. z A Parker; receiver, A Savior: |
'uide, Rev + r Prichard; inside watch !
lan- III Cowan; outside watchman, VIM
iyers.
75o votes were caat in the Lebanon G. /,
eciion yesterday The following were .
lected: NJ A Miller. mayor:M s Dal- :
leish. G Bilyeu, S d Longs II Meyers. ,
Jeo Rice. Ell kellenberger. councilmen;
' u Brown, recorder;J F Hyde, ,treasur- l
r; 2 w Morgan, marshal.
A foot race has been arranged between :
red Oberer, the hero kprinter at the
-cent tireman's tournamen'. and Ed
.ance. Champion OF Northern California.
he distance is 100 yards. and Oberer is !
" en- 7 feet on the outcome. The race !
-curs IN Corvallis next Thursday after J
Don corvallis Times. II
IL you arc ANXIOUS 10 find the most Feli- Z
Die bio0d-Dur1Ger Rad Ayersx Almanac
lie testimonials OF those who have been
lred of such terrible diseases rs catarrh,s :
and scorfuia, by the use o
yer's SarsaPanlla. Then govern your
IF accordingly;
AS an emergency medicine. Ayers 8
herry Pectoral takes the lead of all other
smedids. For the relief and cure OF Group !
cough sore throat, and the dan
trous pulmonary troubles 10 which tie
nung are so liable, it Is invaluable, being
romPi 10 act sure to cure.
All members of the w c u should
E prcsen: ct the regular meeting TO NOR
,w Afternoon, as there is business of i'm
ortance to be transacted. C
Cerinthian Lodge, No II, A F & A N.
ected the following officers last Satur-
ay evening: FL L Walden. w NJ; NJ
duncan. s W; Alfred II Freerksen, w; Ill
w Langdon, treasurer; We L Lyon,a
.cretary Peter c Anderson, tyler. II
Miss Betsey, like other EIizas, Be,seys.
nd Bess, is set on the unfortunate Josiah.
he will catch him, and he won't be
,ught "Vain !. the net'' etc. II
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