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

Ninety per cent of the people have
some kind of humor in the bloOd, and this
causes many diseases H DDS SarsapaTi la
cures these diseases by expelling the hu,nor.
Hoods Pills are non-irritating and the
only pills to take with hood Sarsaparilla.
Miss Pooler, of Salem, has been in the
city the guest of Miss Erma Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus, OF Eugene, re-
turned home this noon alter a visit with
their daughter Mrs. O'Brien.
Charles Moran, of Oregon City, is
doing the valley in the interest of the
old Peoples party and has been the
guest of DIR. ]. L. Hill.
Mr. Love who has been several years
with ] A McFeron has resigned his pos
ition and gone to Portland where he ex-
poets to locate. His mother and sister
reside there.
Mr.. Robert Brock, OF Scio, the short
est man in Linn county waa in the city
today. But he is only short in height,
ior he is prosperous, Industrious young
farmer.
Evangelistic services every night at
the Baptist church in charge Of Rev A.
Williamson recently from Md. Come
and hear him, good music. All made
welcome.
A Washington paper says that Miss
Gongue, daughter of the Oregon congress-
man, during her short stay in Washing
ton has become generally popular, that
at several presidential receptions she was
among the chosen guests.
The Journal of Saturday evening says /:
President Lee being confined 10 the
house by an accident of yesterday, doe
to lonse board in the sidewalk, Secre-
tary Dummitt presided over the meet
ing,
Mr.. P. e. Snodgrass will return to Eu
gene from 2endleton about April let and
take bis old position in the FiIst Nation
alBank. Mr.. Snodgrass is very popular
in Eugene business aud social care 'es,
and the announcement OF his intended
return will be glA Ily received.-Eugene
Guard
Rev. ii. II. Bell took charge of the
pastorate OF the United Presbyterian
church of San Francisco yesterday,
succeeding DR.. Gibson who died at the
home of his daughter in this city July q
last. Saturdays Examiner gives q
picture Of DR.. Bell and short sketch oI
his life.
Mark l. Bussard, OF Eugene, has COM
menced to erect large farmers feed
stable, at Third and Main streets, He
has leased two lots from the Portland
-four mills, land has some of the lumber
on the ground now. He will build one
story frame l24x68, arranged with STALL
enough to accommodate rs or so head o
horses.-Portland Telegram.
Master frankie Richter, the blind bo,
pianist, who has attracted so much at
tention a. CoraraY's theater, and at vari
ous concerts the past winter, win give
! grand farewell piano recital at Cordrsy'
theat r Sunday afternoon, March )
: This will be Master RiphteT's farewell
s appearance In Portland, as he eontem
e plates going to Europe early this sum
o mer.-Tdegram.
9 The Maccabees initiated three ne'
: Lebanon members at their meeting Sai
n urdsy night. They were assisted by
e delegation from Lebanon headed b
e Hon. ii. A. Miller. A fine repast wa
K served to the ope hundred pIetent an
y remarks were made by NJ. A. Miller, v
o R. Bilyeu. DR.. Hill, j. 8. Van Wink
q and others. The gathering was one I
p the most successful held by the Macs
e bees.
From The Dalles 7. NJ: Prof. Mau
ice L. Akers, of Heppner, tenor of the !
L. P. 9. quartet, arrived on the mprnir
train, and viii remain here until aft
4 the concert to be given by the Luthers
n ladies on the evening of March Let.
! ]. Rupert. representing the Eilers Piai
!; house, Portland's exclusive high.gra
- dealer, handling the worlds renown
q Chickering, Kimball, Weber andl 9th
T" fine pianos, is at the Umatilla house.