The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26
SATURDAY

The SwEDEs.-Our citizens hare never
bten giyen a greater musical treat than the
concert By the Swedish National Ladies
Cuarte:te- From the first clear, rseloiio7g
sound uttered IN the musical language Of
the Swedrs, 10 the last notes Of Home
Sweet Home IN cur own vernacular there
Is not sound ware set in motion that is
not hlled with the best melody possible to
he executed by the human voice. The four
ladies sing together in absolute sy11uzthv
and yes with individuality. Miss Jennie
SuEeil leads with captivating grace and
. voice Of wonderful sweetness. wen lsrk-
ed II soprano by her sister: Miss Tourbies
alto IS strong and pronounced, and Miss
hoVlng gives an exhibition Of deep alto.
almost bzss. rarely equaIled. ptereutei
with Swedish charm that delights all
hearing IL TIE first part was in American
costume, the tecond In their native habits
lnierperssd. Ar LeRose gave several
comic selections and mirnicgy that hronght
him round of applause He Is an
adept IN hls line. Tonight The o0nnert will
q given with entire change Of program.
No Che can a9crd 10 miss s1ch treat.
RAIEGoAn CHASsE--Says a Junction
correspondent 10 the Rosehurg Resiew. IL
l. rssusored among railroad Enc1 here that
another change will soon 10 made In the
running time al the train crews. Three
men wall be required 10 do the work Of four
and the division point ~iM be made at
Salem and Rosehurg- The north end run
vail be from Portland TO Salem and return.
while tie south r1n Is from Salem 10 Rose
burg Large engines wil be pat on the
south run which will do away with the
helPs-s over The hills The cheura will
give tie men who are nOs displaced a longer
run and better pay. II Is not desirable
change for junction. TIE new time card
will displaoe eleven engineers. some Of
whom will return 10 firing. and the flreu.sn
will also be Sc; back
Viii Srsgr A PaPER.- The Fossil
journal in its last issue contains the
following items OF interest TO Salem peo-
pie: Rocky Mountain Smith, the aged
printer who has been as work in this Of
ice Tor several weeks. departed on Tues
days stage for Mitchell. the citizens OF
that place having invited him TO 20 over
and start PAPER with 3 view 10 sgitas-
ing the question OF new county. she
paper will come out about November lst
and viii be known ss the Mitchell Her
~s~- $50 a@HAtAA |" - ScSSAAAt AH aAAAuN
A CANADIAN THisTLE.-Amoug the
things which SIR George Hochssedler
brought home from The east Is a genuine
Canadian thistle burr. which be picked up
in Canada aDoUt ten feet from tie place
where General Brock was killed in the war
Of lel2. monument marking the place
Il locks some like ieazle and shows that
there is no such thing as Canadian
thistle IN Oregon.
VIZ CAS RAISE CoRN.-SCveral have
said that Oregon can't raise corn; but it is
being thoroughly demonstrated that we
can raise corn, in fact we begin to think
this is corn state from the success where
ever tried during the past year. Ii c
Powell today left stalk al the Stewart l.
Sox hardware store II feet 6 inches tall,
with several big ears on it. which is only
another piece of evidence on the subject
ButLT so CHuRcHgs.-J Alley who
is experimenting the construction of the
new Christian church In this place, is
undoubtedly entitled 10 The distinction of
having overseen The work of more
churches than any other man In Oregon.
This is the iiitictts one for him, forty
being bnilt In Nebraska, four in Oregon
and The balance heing distributed among
dif'erent tsiates.-Brownsslile Tim.s.