The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

The NJ. E. church was filed last eve-
ming on the occasion OF the popular meet
ing OF the day. President Lee was in
the chair.
Rev. NJ. G. Wire conducted the de.
votional part OF the program.
Rev. A. Rowley gave some thrilling
incidents oi sunday school organizing in
the back parts OF the state among the
hille, where he met people as old as
twenty years who had never seen min
lister and had never been in Q Sunday
school. During the past year he organ
lied forty six schools and delivered over
one hundred eighty addresses. Rev.
Gilbert down on the program was not
present. Instead the audience Kere
given fine talk by Mies Carrie Mills.
and missions. The Hopkins orchestra
evening, their rendition OF the "Holy
City, particularly being very pleasing.
An interesting and profitable session
was held this forenoon. II was opened
by devotional exercises lead by Rev.
Reed.
Among the excellent pc pers were two
written by Mrs. Martha l.. Barden, OF
Portland, and read by Mrs. Watson, on
primary and kindergarten work. one
being a report, In which some splendid
thoughts were advanced, and remarks
| y Revs. O. G. Polling, Amoe, Reed and
cthers, on home, normal and house to
houte work.
The afternoon session Eas opened with
devotional exercises led by Rev. Holmes.
A long program on important Sabbath
School topics was being carried out with
life and vim. Though some Of the Tegu-
lar speakers were absent, there we're
others prompt to take their places and
there was no tagging. The attendance
was good at both sessions.
Tonight the program will be as follows
at the U. p. church:
Devotional Exercises, Rev. ]. A. Long
bottom.
Temperance Reading Matter, Rev. G.
w. Grannis.
Temperance in the Sunday School,"
Rev. III. Ferguson; discussion.
The convention viii closs tomorrow
noon.
Following is the enrolment OF dele
gates as shown by the clerks Segister:
Portland-I. III. Amos, Laura Howard,
deaux, Mrs Petel, II Plummer, Edna
Hawley, Mrs Y X Watson, Rev Ghorm-
lev, Theresa Clarke, Mre + E Cooper,
Mrs W b Lee, Grace Kerop, Mrs s VI
Lawrence, Henry Crochet, A Camp
bell, J. S. Scott, Edith Gowanlocke, Mrs
A Berry, Carrie Millspaugh, Geo W Og-
den; Mrs Keller, Mrs Sichel, Rev Thoa
Eoyd, Geo e whorton, NJ Murdoch, Rev
RoWley, j r Ewing, A NJ Smith, Mrs @
NJ Higgins, A Il FlaRel, Roy Mclean,
Mrs F. Ball, W Ii Morrow. Geo o Tag
CART, E @ Bronough, Amelia Merrill.
Albany-W II Lee, Elizabeth Irvine,
Clara Mccoy, Mrs E T Wood, Elizabeth
Swami, Caroline Saltmarsh, Flora Ma
son, BENZ Hartman, Mrs w Il Lee,
Helen r Lee, Mrs w A Smick, Cyrus H
Walker, Dora Aftermath. Mrs L B Payne,
Mr. and Mrs g Z Goff, A ] .Sturtevant. A
L McFaddeu, @ @ Bryant, Mrs Amy Tur.
pin. Flora Ketchum, Emma Brownell, E
+ Sox, Rev Holmes, A Longbnttom, w
] Fenton, Marguerite Hopkins, O r
Stevenson, Bessie Merrill, Mrs s E
Young.
Roseburg-Mark Muuson, Lydia Mum
son.
Helix-L E Penland.
Coryallis-Mary Wood, Chas Ternot,
Alice Kidder, Lulu Brown.
Halsey-Rev Long.
Sodayille-J FVernon, Rev Morss,
Mrs Morss.
Lebanon-Rev Gould.
Brownsville Peter Hume.
Salem G ] Atwood, R E Wa.erp, Inez
Field, Rev Winans.
Observation-Disclosures Sehenk.
Dallts-Mrs w A wash.
Sherwood--J NJ Barber, Dora Barber.
Setwood-E o Miller.
Shedd-Kale McCormick, Lena Nc
Cormick, Rev Hood.
Irving-Cora ] Bond
How Are Your KldneysI
Dr. Hobbs sgaraEus Pis cure al all hSpsy s SaT-