The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-15
FRIDAY
True to Nature.

TIE ciitic Of the DENocRAr rcveIed in
art this morning in the studio OF Mrs. l..
c. Young, superintendent OF the art de-
parineni OF the college. a sufficiently
large display Of studies is given 10 show
the high character oi Mrs. Ioung's work.
Mrs. Young does not use the shears
speaking in newspaper language; bu,
giTes original designs. Her sketches
are all from nature, aud their great
merit Is evident at once from their nat
uralness- They are true 10 life. Her
scenes are natural ones. Her straw berries
look exactly like Strawberries aud not
ike pumpkins, her cnrrants, berries.
peaches. pluns and flowers are jus;
what they Arc intended for. A skiliful.
correct brush, hacked By an artistic
brain, has pu. vitality into them. ThA,
is art. Mere daubing Is not art Any
more than shouting is cioSusion- The
taste Tor the artistic is increasing al
lightning express rate, and one needs 10
handle the brush, IL only a. an amateur;
but good foundation is wha. counts,
and IL i easy a. q glance 10 see that Mrs.
Young has the elements o! the work as
well as the finishing touches. Her lack
OF exageration and the simplicity of her
designs makes tglle manifest
Our citizens should do their osn jHdg-
ing by inspecting Mrs Youn'gs studies,
first door TO the right up stairs in the
college.
Mrs. Young is here 10 give lessons at
reasonable rates 10 everybody in Albany,
private citizens as well as students.
S. G. Reed the wasI known capita list, o
Portland. died a, Pasadena. Calf yssser-
day.
The Tornado trcup swept through Al
bany this noon on their way from Corvallis
10 Salem. No damage done.
The Santiam Aca1e ny has added an art
department with Mrs. {. G Harmon as
Instructor
Mr.. l.awIar told Salem paper that the
new mill would be crushing ore in Decem-
Der. We hope 80.
OF Hibler. Shore 4 Holdredge cf Scio. and
hereafter the firm will ne Hibier 4 Shore
An Albany man had car load cf pota-
toes ready for shipping when it vas dis
covered that quite a good many of them
we're ruined by tros'.
I. The four year old daughter OF T. N.
Riggs, Of Mabel. was recently burned, frou,
the effects of which she died several days
afterwards.
| At the slaughter house Monday morning
Mike Weisnsr was going to shoot steep.
when the gun accidentally went of and
the bullet struck his watch. which was
hanging in his vest on the wall. running il.
II Was worth s25 or SS0.-Lebanon I'd.
vance
Tuesday morning Jacob Springer receiv-
ed news uf the death of his mother at Ned
ford. from congestion Of the brain Mr.
Springer and sister left the same evening
for Medford TO attend the funeral. They
will remain there and Jake will work Al
his trade with his brother Aaron. De
ceased had been at Mcdfo-d only a couple
of weeks.-Lebanon Advance
A. G. Christensen was IN Eugene yes
terday on business.
i F. NJ. Dannals, of Scio, was caller n
the DEMOCRAT Office yesterday.
Mr.. D. B. Monteith returned this nooI
from a trip to Astoria and Portland.
License has been issued for the mar
riage OF n. J. Kirk and Ida B. Nelson.
Mrs. woodford is giving lessons il
short hand and penmanship in Astoria
!. Mrs. o. d. Hutton came up from Sa
. lem yesterday on visit with her hus
band, OF the Albany Iron Works.
Il Married by Rev. Mcvicker at tn
grooms home in Foster, October Sc
1 1895, MIR. +. Pyritz and Mrs. Ruth F
/ Hearing, OF Sweet Home.
t II. NJ. Perry of Blewitt, WASH, arrive
g in Albany yesterday and will remain i
e this county during the winter. Nj
Perry has been mining there.
Toledo boasts of being the best off {
anv city in Oregon financially. Ii is on
OF debt with $500 in the treasury. Goo
for Toledo: but then Toledo is not A
bany or Portland.
Albany is welcome to the fun she
u having at our O. elpense; but Sa.em wi
i have creamery yet. Don't you fors'
y this. Statesman.
al DR.. ii. Z. Beers, who was recent
taken i'll at Wasco, is rapid
recovering and with DIR. Mrs. Beers WI
is with him, will return to Albany Il
IN first of next week.
= Messrs. O. L. Pugh, John Morris,
!. J. Peterson and Mr.. Bass returned fro
/, deer hunt up on the Mackenzie rive
/. above Springfield last Sunday nigh
3 They killed four deer; Mr.. Fugh killir
d three, and Mr.. Morris one. A.
70 Roberts, OF Springfield, was in the part,
They report fine trip.-Lebanon E.
press.
80 Avoid Pneumonia. diphtheria al
It typhoid fever, by keepii 9 the blood pdI
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