The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-28
MONDAY

Miss Gussie Layton, of Portland ia il
the city for the holidays.
Ira M Turner has purchased the Boye
/ meat market on Ferry street.
~MrGrd Mrs Robert Huston of corval.
lis, are in the city for Christmas.
Mr. James Irwin, who went to Arizonis
month or go ago, has returned home
Prof. White, the efficient principal o.
the Tangent public schools is in the city,
DR. John Geisendorfer, OF Arlington,
arrived in Albany this noon for the hol
idays.
Mr. 0rva Turner, son OF Mr. Doynes
Turner, OF Pendieton, is in the city for
the holidays.
License was issued today for the mar
riage Of VIM A Mathews and Louis A
Fairbanks.
Mss Mabel Brouner, the Kindergar.
tener, went to Portland this noon to
epecd the holidays.
County Treasurer R G. Brown, is in
Albany visiting relatives and will spend
Christmas here.
Prof. @. W. Mullin the popular school
teacher of Jordan is in the city spending
the honday vacation.
Mr. Frank Craw has accepted a posi-
ton as engineer on the West Side, and
VIII move with his family to Portland to
reside.
Frank Hastings and H w White came
IN from the Santiiam mines Saturday
evening by way of Sweet Home. There
was foot OF snow at the mines.
Messrs Knox Haight AMI A Anslyn
arrived in Albany this noon from their
several months residence in Missouri
as happy as two school boys at being at
home again.
] A Gross and wife after spending
several days in Ashland for their health.
returned to Albany Monday. They will
move to Ashland to live. - Ashland
Record.
The Salem Statesman's tyne setting
machine made that paper say recently.
in speaking of the death of Mr. Koch !:
He was one of the Oldest and most re-
spected citizens of Seattle, a neryy
scoundrel," which beats blunder in the
DEMOCRAT few months ago
License was Issued today for the mar
rage of Mr. w n, better known as Jack,
Warner, and Miss Bertha Kiefer. The
NNNAN 40 ~ AoAC paw bOu huSu the
happy couple will begin housekeeping at
once on Ferry street, between Second
and Third.
The Statesman, few days ago stated
that Mr. Allen Cook. OF Salem had gone
to San Francisco, an0 was there to be
married to Miss Grace Bushnell of this
city. This is news to Miss Bushnell who
has heard nothing OF a wedding in
which she is to take so prominent
part The Statesman evidently was
mistaken.-Eugene Register.
Mr. E D Cusick, an Albany banker, is
in tn city on business. Mr. Cusick says
that the residents of Albany feel greatly
encouraged by the sale OF the Oregon Pa
cifc to Bonner & Hammond, who ex-
pect to extend the line far enough east to
tap the populous plains of Eastern Ore
gon.-Oregonian-
EvAEGELIsTIc SERVICES CoSTINUED.
It has been announced through the pa
pers and from the pulpit that the evan
gelistic meetings held In the UnIted
Presbyterian church would close en-
Sabbath evening. Many persons have
looked with regret upon this step, as the
last few evenings hsve been attended
with special results, and the interest
manifested on Saturday evening, caused
those who conduct these services to
pause and reflect upon the expediency
of closing. 1t was thought when these
meetings opened that the time was very
unpropritious, yet notwithstanding all
signally blessed the preaching of His
Word to the conversion of souls, and to
the uplifting OF His people. Therefore,
0Ffar oil tho fSr4 sill
in the way it was decided to continue
the services for time pit least Last
nights results proved the wisdom OF
the decision as four souls were born into
the Kingdom and others are almost per-
suaded. Services will resume Tuesday
evening at z 80. Let all who can come.
WHAT WILL BE DosE.-A good many
think the sale of the Oregon Pacific to
Hammond and Bonner should be con-
firmed. It probable will be. It leaves
certificate holders out; but it looks very
much now as If that was inevitable. MIR
Bonner one Of the purchasers states dis
tinctly that it will be the policy of the
new owners to keep up the road and ex-
tend it into Eastern Oregon. They rid
icule the numerous rumors about what
they would do if they once got hold of
the pFOpSILF. 40c " I IL IOO E6iu4Dl-
a proposition 20 be dropped. 1t is bound
to go eastward and it looks very much as
If the new men would get it there as
quick as any body. The sale will come
up for confirmation before Judge Full
lerton ct Corvallis on January 10.
An UNUSUAL REsULT.-Ehe Eugene
Register tells of the following interest
ing medical case: Mrs Alice Miller of
this city has been troubled for long
time with a cystic ovarian tumor, and
has been confined to her bed with the
same for fifteen months. DIR Brown has
been attending her, and wanted to per-
form an operation-to remove the tumor,
but she would not permit OF it. 1t grew
to an enormous size, and he gave her
medicine which had a tendency to de-
stroy the tumor. easing her trouble as
much as possible About a week ago
the tumor bursted and the fluid passed
out through the natural channels, and
the enlargement due to the tumor has
entirely disappeared and there is good
pro-pect that the lady will not be
troubled with it any more.
A DIscJssIoN Literary Soci-
.ety last Saturday evening discussed the
question: Resolved, That q S Senators
-should be elected By ropu'ar vote. Af-
ifirmatiye, F NJ Mi'cileil and E z HaEmack.
Negative, Pref Sevan and T Frost.
Questson was decided in favor of afirma-
tive by a unanimous vote Christmas
tree FL Tall;nan 10 night ard g1o4 pre-
gram is prepared