The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03

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we've.
The Quaker Medicine 20. are giving
series OF entertainments at the city hall.
Airs. $. A. FIeener sas q visitor at Al.
eAny over Sunday, the guest OF her
daughter, Ars. |. A. Munkers.
W. Gaines, Jr., xho is attending
college ~ Albany. came over Wednesday
Tor lev days Walt xith friends and rel
atives.
Thirteen OF Scio's boxlers have formed
themselves into club and purchased
tie bowling alley. They sill now bowl
to The full limit. and II will NOT be 40 ex.
pensive for them. In other words they
have formed little ''trusf."
]. l.. Calayan and Miss Cora Aiexmn-
der. tao Of Scio's popular young people,
Uere married at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs W. N. BilyeU. in. jefferson, We'd
nesdav. February %, 1899, Rev. Begley
officiating.
In this pushing. hussIing sgs. people
forget to-moErow what happened to-day.
Il 10 only By repetition. by constant ham,
mering day alter day, week after seek,
month after month that one may expect
10 keep in range OF the pubic eye. More
advertising battles are lost by ''lesting
go At inoppoftune moments for o few
xeeks OF . lew monIhs than from any
other one cause. Al the bulI-dog's grip
iighteus when his antagonist 10 upper
most. 90 ones Advertising grip should be-
come hrmer as one sses the ware Of bus
ineta depression towering above.-Key-
stonePhiladeiphia, Pa.
The Magazine club will meet tomor.
row afternoon with Mrs A II Cannon.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Everett lefs last
night for NapA, Calf where Mr.. Ever
eta has pOeitios in the xollen mill.
I {. 4. Sax went to PortIaod this morn.
| ing o. legal business He will be adsnis-
ted 70 practice in the o. s. courts.
4. L. Carroll, who came down from
Berry last night. reports two inches o.
snow having fallen ~ that place the
night before.
- Messrs- Pratt, Ralston. Speer, Smiek,
Thompson. Acbison and others Of the
C. !lege Tent 10 salern today 10 sttend the
intercollegiate Y. n. q. A. convention.
State Superintendent AckermAn ar.
rived in the city this noon and will lect-
ure 1t the Presbyterian church tonight
Oar citizens generally ehould hear him
Mr.. John Holman returned this noon
Tfrom Coulst0ck. where he secured q con
tract for the machinery for the new mil
TO be erected in. place Of. one. recently
burned.
- The Ladies OF the Grand Army vii
give . social st the g A r Hall on Tuee
lay evening the 18th. There will be
program and lunch. Admission Is cents
ineludine one chance In Q red, white sn,
blue quilt, which will be on exhibition
IN the window Of Miss Hudson,s Studio
Il is expected Mrs. K. E. Tands, Of "a
lem will address the meeting.
The revival meetings by Evangelis
Lane st the Fret Christian church con
tinue with increasing interest. A larg
audience was in attendance last nigh
The Revs. Nea. Cheetham, OF O.ympis
, J. Young. OF Everett and s. II. Linger
telter, oi the Central church, took pai
in the services.-Dailv Tacoma Ledge
Rev. Lane Was recently in charge of th
Christian church at this city.
Mr. Lyman Smith manufacturer Of ii
a famous Smith. Premier typewriter, VI
recently In the Northwest, while hel
/. investing $3.50 900 in Seattle property
returning east by way of the SoutheE
Pacific. Mr.. Smith is now about fort
teven years Of age. and is worth sever
million dollars. mHds mostly from b
typeEriters. He belongs 10 q large fam
y and believes In doing something du
!. ing life. Sometime ago he presents
q each OF two sisters with $50, ZOO. o.
:. brother manufactures the Smith gu
some OF which are used on the eoas
d The Smiths had the advantage OF havil
d been brought up in the same neighbo
10 hood OF the DEMocRAT man, some OF the
attending the came school.
,e Wednesday night at The Dalles, oI
70 Patterson OF the land Office and posmal
e ter Crossen had fight that nearly end
e seriously. Patterson, who has been u
, ing to have Orossen removed while In
Or saloon attacked the latter and drew
10 revolver on him but did not shoot. Pa
ID terson, who is known by q good ma
of Albany men, was arrested.