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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-22

This is the way one OF Caribou :
pI oppressive farmers clears land: h
has a portable fence which he can move
around without much incCnVenienc'
and he encircles a stump with 1t. piac-
ing within the enclosure two of hi
biggest hogs. Then ne goes to worn
with a crow bar and makes some holes
around the stump. filling the holes
with corn, or oats. or buckwheat. what
ever he has handy, and the animals
get in their work. In the course of a
few days the hogs have so rooted the
dirt from the stump that it is an easy
job to tip it over and take it away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-22

The Doctors Signature and every bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price, IS Six bottles, o2M
T. JOHNSON CO., % Custom Uouse St.. Boston. AssA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
OakvilIe.
June ID. 1897,

June I8, 1897.
Rev. Smick Of Albany is conducting
the meetings at the U. P. church.
Some of our people attended picnic
at Springer's grove yesterday. We did
not hear Of it unti. it was too late, how
ever, it was too cold a day for picnic
We were presented with package OF
nice ripe cherries by a young lady
friend, who said 'don't put nv name in
the paper" and we will do as .he requests
and get more cherries.
Mr.. B. F. Crow OF Bardon, Coos coun-
ty, il visiting friends here.
J w Barton is painting F NJ French g
houee.
II NJ Stone invited US TO take ride
with him and see his garden. We find
that he has a nice field OF corn and
squashes and his potatoes, although
planted late are getting there. We Wis
tied the old saw mill bat found that the
machinery had been taken away and the
large boarding house had been destroyed
by fire. We asked Mr. Stone if it was
the work OF an incendiary, has reply was
mo, some rascal set it aiire." There
was no insurance on TIE building and nc
one in II at the time.
Ar Wade is nog at work trying TO i'm
prove the condition ofthe highways.
We would like 70 accept the kind in
vitation of belinda Jane" aud attend
the picnic at Jefferson but we are not
able 10 walk so far, however. we have a
brother there, he il an NJ d and has a
large mustache, "but dnn't cay told
you go" Perhaps Young America
~ili be there Is he can get on the brakes
any morning, but as for ice cream We
doubt If he has any nickeIs 10 spare as
he is very fond of candy hearts and soda
pop. Meet us az Albany on the 4th Be-
linda; sure We will be there and you will
know us. II you can't find Us ask the
editor OF Abe DEXocgAT and he can.
LITTLE 2OsR Bed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
HOME AND ABPOAD.

The A l S quartet gave a coucert a.
Brownsville last night.
The plug nggiies will meet at No. Ps
engine honse Monday eyenidg at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Go on with the crowd 10 the Combaua-
ton Barrier shop for clean shave, hal.
cut or shampoo
Choice sugar coated hams at II. Broders
only ii cents per pound Call on him for
choice meats Of all kinds
ice cream and soda aad soda po1 at Mrs
FIefeck pariors and summer garden. Ice
cream. and 10 cents dish.
SIS fer round trip iare 10 national C E
convention IN San Francisco. Anybody
may take advantage OF It,
-Four boys IN Brownsville we're arrested
Tor osing drunk and disorderly. the frs,
week after the new saloon started In the
sab=rLs.
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Ren-wer
has restored gray hair TO It's original eolo-
and prevented 0aIdne.s in thousands OF
e2s-s. 1t will do 30 TO you.
The Native sors Of Oregon have been
organized 10 Portland with b K Beeknau
a. president. Judge 6eo II Burnett vice
pTesidsn, and J b Lee secre.Ary.
A Portland man has been sued f., s2Cs
%, for peg REM in tie Trinity Episcopal
church. The case will ba an Interesting
Que II tie defendants hgn. it.
Ed Scott who Is in the Benton county
jail, has hardly eaten anything for two
weeks, and Is said 10 lie acting Strangely
About his ongy semAEk is IA all rlght-
II Is thoaghi be is fe-gning insanity.
Gideon Ely. tie Portland amateur. has
been matched 70 Sgnt Tye. the champion
lightweight Of the coast. for the title and
a trophy. The coniest will come oT iuiy
Al San Francisao. Ely was s resident Of
Albany ssstssai months coupe years ago.
A new kind Of 4 barometer has t4-en
dIseo. esed 80 son:ise-u Oregon The
Nedf1ri Mail tells abyut IL. i'rof E p
hsmmo0d, The weather proxncssiez,or.
T&s heara 10 remark last Sztarizy: Il
tell yUa, i Is in the atmosphere. All these
EunA-zys mean ssn1e;hinZ. and tnzs s9ase-
thing means rain witnin three dzyz. The
Aiuaosphere IS full Of elec;ricitF." The &C
osASio1 which bvssazhs cut the sbcTe ernzrk
was = csIpsc al team raa2wAys which had
oocaIed during Saturday
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
List of Patents.

Granted to Pacific states inventors this
week. Reported by G 4 Snow & Co.,
patent attorneys, Washington, d. G.
w W Beach, Los Angeles, Cal, ship
attachment; l. Bozles. San Francisco,
diaper; E Campbell, Dayton, Wash, de
vice for transferring mail; II Carr, San
Francisco, Cal, reooil operating frearm
l. Cunningham. San Jose, Cal, fruit
grading machine; E T Earl, Oakland
Cal. yentii2tor Tor refrigerator care; c P
kogh, san Francisco, Cal. awning; " Fl
Ealcher, Stockton, Cal, Excsyator; B F
Franklin, Ore, izrm-wagon; W y Lev,
Wilbur. Wash, sign; p Litter, San Fran
cisco, Cal, separator and amalgamaxor
w l. McCabe, Tscoma. Wash, derrick
crane; 6 Mccoy, suisuD City, Cal. an
imal-irap; G E Munson, Los Angeles,
Hose-spice; W G Nelson, Santa Rosa.
Cal, p2n-liiier; W 4 Papoun, Baker Civ.
Ore. non-refli&ble bottle; 0 Peterson.
Los Angeles, Ca. rectal speculum; J n
sutthoff, Seattle. Wash, tes-infuser: W
A Woods, san Francisco, Cal, ore-xrind-
ing machine; " II Wright, San Jose,
Cal. apparatus for treating food products.
For copy OF any patent seed send 10
cents in postage stamps With date Of this
PAGER 10 c i Saow & Co, Washington,
d. C.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
SATURDA~
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

A Linn county farmer in the city 10
day IS named Ben Davis. lie is KEEP;
bGsy telling people that he is not The ia
nous apple.
oryilIe DinwijdIe has been engaged
by the South Side school board as one
oi the teachers for the ensuing year.
Bros nsyilie Times.
From tile Corvallis Times Mrs. Lon
Cleayer is 10 undergo a surgical operation
"a q Portland hospital today She is a
sister 10 the late j. X Bryson and her
silment is no; unlike that which affected
him Mrs Bryson Is al the bedside
From the Marshfield Sun: Harry
Backensso. 81 one time resident oil
MaIshtield, 10 out in an Albany paper
TO give instructions on the violin. guitar
and mandolin. Harry was instructor oi
.he Marshfield band Il years ago and has
not been heard from for nearly as many
years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ] bred Yates, OF Corral
lis, hare returned from their eastern tip.
Miss wrenn, of the Arlington schools.
isfn the city the guest OF her sister Nrs.
A r. Mccoy.
Conrad Meyer aud family have hesn
a; the Bay several days IL: the benefit
Of Mr. Meyers health.
Harry Dodder, who has been working
on farm near Independence, is in the
city, and intends to get position in ;bls
county.
The Oakland correspondent Of the
Hoseburg Review says: MIR. Court
wTigh; preached two remarkably impress
siye sermons 10 large aud apprecia:ise
congregations on last sunday"
Capt Jason Wheeler who returned
home yesterday from the meetings o. the
Indian war veterans and pioneers, says
he had an immense time. The meetings
we're decided successes
Prof. Parvin went to Salem ills mora
| ing. lie will return on Tuesday and or
ganize his summer class and arrange iJ'
normal classes. Names may be left With
+. U. viii or ProI. Lee.-
Mr.. Ralph Knapp. formerly OF this
city, wrote up the commencement o.
McMinnyille college in readable man
ner Tor the Telephone. Register. Mr..
Knapp will graduate next year aud vii
enter the ministry.
Uncle Jesse Parrish, well known pi'
oneer citizen, is seriously i'll st his hom'
near oodayilie. He had an attack o
heart failure last Sunday, which lett him
| in bad condition, and il is feared tha
his end il near The old gentleman hai
many friends vino viii be sorry to iearr
OF his serious ilness.-Advanee.
An interesting little medical lecture
was enjoyed by several Albany matron'
yesterday afternoon at the residence o
Mrs. NJ Baumgart. DIR. Myron L
kotn, Of San Francisco, made some In
teresliug explanations, which iniorma
ton it is hoped will tend to decrease thu
sick list OF Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
A Considerable Father.

The following is from the Call. The
Oliver Williams is a former Corvallis
man:
"Three weeks ago young couple ar
rived in Redding and registered as Oliver
N. Williams an wife OF Medford, Or.
The young man seemed to be an enter
prising fellow and soon obtained employ
ment in the Temple Hotel. He was
steady and industrious.
sTne Oregon express last night brought
in an elderly man carrying a double
barreled shotgun. He inquired for the
Temple Hotel. At the hostelry be in :
auired for room, and was disappointed
when the landlord would not allow him
to take his firearm to his room. He took
a seat on the pavement in front OF the
hotel, his shotgun across his knee, and
vigilantly kept watch of all entrances.
'The lanlord finally persuaded him to
yield up the gun, and then the stranger
told him that he was ]. Stormer OF
Fort Klamath, Or. He was away in the
mountains viewing uining property
when the news reached him that Will
liams had run away with his daughter.
Without stopping to even change his
clothes he took his shotgun ana started
for the railroad, niLety miles distant.
He followed the clippers to Medford, then
TO Ashland and then to Sisson, where he
learned that they were stopping at the
Temple Hotel in Redding. He was quite
cool, bus determined, and said the young
man would have to marry his daughter
or trouble would follow.
civilians was found and brought be-
fore Stormer, 70 whom he promised TO
marry the girl this morning. The old
gentleman insisted on guarding W il
lirms until morning came. Before the
sun arose Williams gained the conf
denee of his prospective father in-law
and requested to be permitted TO 90 out
for walk. The young man, once free,
fled to keswick, eight miles away.
"Stormer was soon on the tran with
his shotgun, finally locating Williams in
the keswick Hotel. There he laid siege
again. Williams escaped Though a back
door in his shirt sleeves aud got TO Red
ding by taki.g bypaths through the
woods.
"Frienls persuaded Williams to pro-
cure a marriage license and keep his
promise II the father and the girl. He
did so, and teiephoned TO Stormer to
come back to Redding and witness the
wedding ceremony.
'sThe couple were married az o'clock
this aitern o0n, aod the father, who lie
quite well 10 do, is pacified and says he
is now ready TO do the handsome thing
by his children"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
20 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP ca
SAs FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. ~ AEH E0Rk ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Best
| ioe Cream
| AnywkeTe
At =. II. Pteifers-
See Smiley aboa, IL.
SuaIley's piaiers are IL
Dawson sells Llsedne.
Liyerine S1c a; DAwsou's
DAhiia balIs st 2 L Keu,op's.
Apples at C E Bsov xg1Ls.
Smiley does tie beS; printing.
a good second hand sewing machine for
80 CRAWFORD 4 HARxIsH.
Delicious ice cream soda al r. II. Pfeif.
fer's.
See the neN lea her bet hook az French
io~elry store.
See The tountsin ls-ns at Will & Ssarks
tee beat 10 be secured.
Will s Sta always have Ia stock the
iat-ss novelties in all I,5es Of iewelry.
Pietures from IS oenis to SIS Per doz 4
at Longs gallery.
T II PheiGer's Zoe cream has stood th.
test. Ii ia all right.
A beantifVt line oE butter dishes a,
French s lewe--,- store.
Belts and skirt supporters. new styles al
Frenoh's iexelry store.
For good physic take Liverine. for sal:
by Dawson. the pill ausocrat-"
Crawford & Harnish for phoiograF hs
Prices from 81 10 80 per dozen.
CAL at French's jexeiry store and ..
the latest and newest shirt wais. SETS.
Water white comb honey from California
Just in at UE BRowxKII.s.
The Ruth le sves for Portland al a m O,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
1rS C. Simpson & Sons City Laundrl
or hrst class WORK OPP ST. Chas hotel
7S ladies were selecting dress and shir
waist goots yesterday at +. Cohen's. at on,
time.
Two packages Of garden seeds for Sets
according TO their usual custom at Stewar
& Sox's.
You can bly a good reiIab'e fountain
pen for one silver dollar at French's jewel
~ store.
You viii always End fsne line of lew
elry at VIII & Starks. Do not bur befor
examining their goods
! DR., G. w. Maston. ph, sician aud sur
geon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country.
Mrs Vierick has opened her ice cream
pariors and summer garden for the season
Ice cream and 10 cents dish.
Information that is worth its weight i,
gold: Get your meats of all kinds at Hen
~ Sroder's. on Second street.
Drs. II. E. and o. K. Beers Offices sn,
residence in the post Office building Spec
ial attention given to diseases of women.
| I. Noreross has moved to Just east c
Schmeer's stables, 2nd street, where he wi
keep in market fine fish, game aud poui
try. Call on him.
Louis Viereck has secured the services {
George Z. West. an experienced tcnsoris
artist. First class work guaranteed 4
Viereeks shaving and hair cutting parlor,
You make score every time you bu
your meats of the Albany Dressed BeS
Company. Only FIRST class meats ara KEEP
of all kinds. and prompt and careful at
'ention Is the order Just down the stree
Consider your ways. think before yo
, act, and then go 10 Haight Bros, wher
, you will find choice stock Of meats of
kinds to ordar from. You are..bound to /
pleased it you order of them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

TnE BAND or GYPsiEs that have in
tiicted themselves upon the city for the
past ten days are now caDaped at Carson
Heights, just outside the eth boundary
line, near Riveryiew cemetery. There
are sixty three Of the wanderers and they
form quite colony. Since their advent
in South Portland they have captured
that entire section of the city and make
house 10 house visits for donations
Between telling fortunes land a good
fortune can be had for the reasonable
sum OF 10 cenis). and stealing, the band
apparently are making a very comfor;a-
BILE living.-Tribune. As there we're Just
sixty.tive at Albany the above confirms
lhe report that two OF the kids were bur-
led on the west side.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
Scio.
From the Press :

FROM the fre6s:
Mrs. DIR. Cole went over to Albany
las. Friday, being called there by the
illness OF her daughter Mrs Ida Veal.
A. J. johnson and family started on a
tour through Eastern Oregon on Tues
day. They contemplate visiting The
Dalles, Milton. Baker City, Wa!la Walla
and other points, during their two weeks
trip.
G. d. Compton informs US that the
ilax crop will be short this year on ac-
count OF an insect that ia working upon
the young plant. There is always some.
thing to interfere with prosperity.
Referring to the contests at Maccabee
picnic: Blue rock, gents shoot-20 birds
class silver cup by Scio Tent; class 2,
silver cup by Seio fent-lst won by P. j.
Baltimore of Albany 2nd by J. A Dick
son OF Albany. As matter OF fact both
OF these gentlemen are professional
shooters, both having shot in matches
for money, and shouid have been barred
from these contests. 1t was intended
that none but amateurs should partici-
pate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
Annual Institute.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
county institute for teachers oi Linn
county wi.l be held in Albany Or, begin
ming July Is, 1897 and will be in session
for two weeks. Teachers and these who
expect 10 teach are required to attend at
leas, the first three days OF the institute.
Those who expect TO take the county
examination for teacher certificates will
be greatly aided il they attend the en-
tire session otthe institute. The insii-
tuition will be conducted by Prof Aeker-
man OF Portland and Prof Tyree of Al
bany. EicisoND WHEgtEE.
County Snpt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

ESoUoH Now.-The Oregonian says
"Corvallis is to have another paper. and
il needs it. As purveyors OF news the
Times and Gazette are unsurpassed
among country weeklies, but their cours-
es in politics are very uncomplimentary
to the intelligence and character OF the
community" As q matter of fact Cor
Wallis doesn't need another paper. The
two there fill the field we'll. They are
lively, progressive newspapers. All the
same this is great American free coun-
try and Mr. DAILY has right to establish
a Corbett organ there IL he desires, and
1t will no doubt be readable paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Ma. lAwLEE lit was reported that
Mr.. Lawier left Paris about MAY Is for
albany, but the iollewing from today's
Oregonian indicates this was \ mistase :
"Mr William b. Lawl Ter, manager oithe
Lawlsr gold mines. who Is nov 10 Lon
don. Aill return home shortly, accom-
panied by Mrs. LaHlex. IN letter re-
ceived yesterday, it IS learned that
the company be represented in operat-
ing mines in the Qnartzsille district has
been entirely reorsanized, aud he will
soon return 10 take personal charge of
the work. 10 be carried on al Anidesn
During his visit abroad, Mr. Lawler had
his eyes treated, and The sight OF one oil
them has been greatly improved. On
their way 10 Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. law
Ter will make short stop al Salt Lake
City"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

TIE BIAKKR CAsE.-From the Salem
Journal: Attorneys J. K We2iherford
aud J. r. Wyatt of Albany are in the
city 10 try damage suit br0Gght by one
blzker, who figured in 3 EheAt-stealing
case az Albany. Fleming smith, Neal
city were parties TO an effort 10 have
Baker Indicted for the disappearance OF
8, 600 bushels OF Wheat. Mccain wss dis
6ill wAs found. Now Baker sles Smith
et 81 ios damages for unlawful arrest and
false imprisonment. Feeling he could
mt make the case stick he took q change
OF venue to Marion county. The case
viii not be reached until next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

BoUGET MsSY CATTLE-M. L. Barnett
passed through Corvallis Wednesday en-
route from Albany to his home At Mon
zoe Mr. Barnett and A. s. Goodman
have heen engaged in cattle buying all
season and have just made their last
shipment for this year, az Albany. Sat
urdsy they shipped 1880 head. go he7d
their own. They were stock cattle and
went TO L. VI. Cornelius, OF Montana
Mr.. Cornelius has purchased, all told.
over 800 head OF cattle in the William
elie valley this yeAr-Times-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
FRIGAY

BASE BaLt.-The Boys Club and Fire
crackers played an interestiugi game of
ball yesterday afternoon, the Crackers
winning IL to2. When the game started
only three OF the regular nine OF the
Boys Club pIsyed. Two arrived in the
second OF third inning leaving four short
as it was not considered test another
game will be played s.onday. The sides
were:
Firecfackers-.Fuller, Farrell, Stell-
maker, Dawes. Barrett, Westbrook,
Nickersou, Holt. Smiek.
Boys Ciub.-Weaiherford. Ashby, FL
lison, Thompson, Ramp, Crawford
Whitney, Tyree, Galbraitb.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

9 osu,< ~as paid fer wosl in Penass;cu
yesterday.
l. w Mosa1h. q this ctr has the cor-
ETAct tor the manufacture Of some peEs for
the Evangelical ehargh in Portland.
Tbere are ~ swallows nests under ths
east eAvss os tie Parrish bs0ck al lss and
FeTTF s5rssiS. A very presty sight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

THAT EASTERN COLONY that is TO be To-
Gated up on the Crabtree, and which is
to bring 1000 people to Linn county, is
receiving a great deal OF advertising over
the state. A Salem paper says: Tie
eastern colony who will locate in Linn
county will each family be allotieda cer-
tain portion OF the land TO cultivate.
The company will operate two large saw
mills OF their own, to furnish lumber for
building purposes. The colonists will
plant 1000 acres in hops. They will set
out 800 acres in prunes, all OF one variety,
and will have 100 acres in Strawberries
100 acres in raspberries, besides large
amount OF other small fruits and vegeta-
bles. They intend to purchase 800 choice
cows for dairy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25


Masonic ELECTION. Grand Lodge of
Oregon. Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, met IN the Masonic temple in
Portland yesterday The n ost import
ant business was the election of officers.
which resulted as follows: w Fl Hobson.
OF Stayton, grand master; J b Cleland.
OF Portland. deputy grand master; ] NJ
Hodson of Eugene, senior grand Wsrden ;
w F Butcher OF Baker City. junior grand
warden; Mayer of Portland, grand
trustee; ID 9 Mckercher of Portland,
grand treasurer; James E Robinson of
Eugene, grand secretary. The grand
lodge OF the Eastern Star also elected Of
fcers, as follows: Mrs Madeline Conk-
ling OF Roseburg. grand matron; Rev. G.
G Polirg OF Portland. grand patron; Mrs
Z Lutke of Portland, grand assista Mt
matron; Mrs Jessie Cavanua. grand sec
reiary; Mrs Muckle ST He.ens, grand
treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Those SoDAvILLE MINES Jas. Cor
nell, who has obtained so much notoriety
at Sodaville, was in Albany this week
and reports that he has not yet heen
kicked out of the county. Instead he is
doing some mining in the new frd two
miles from Sodaviile, and was down to
get some crucibles and other supplies.
He declares the prospect is rich, and says
he has already pounded out an ounce
and half OF gold.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

TuE Preparation for big time
continue.
Monday morning the finance commit.
tee will call on subscribers for the
amounts due and il is earnestly desired
that the payments be prompt, as it is no
more TO the committe than any one else.
Considerable OF a rivalry is reported in
the matter of fine exhibit for the rar-
ade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
Turner Convention.

The annual convention OF the Chris
tian church at Turner is appointed FOR
the 1Sth-20th, this year. The several
programs OF the different departments
OF the church work are full of good
things. The grounds about the great
tabernacle have been much improved in
the past year. Reduced railroad rates
are offered. Men OF wide acceptance
will occupy the speaking hours ON the
two Sundays, Goth and 9th.
j. d. LISTER, Ccr., Sec.