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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16

Rev. J. A. Longbottom will preach tc
his congregation tomorrow evening al
the O.. Il. church at 1880. A full attend
snce desired.
A recent notice OF an advertisement Of
ID. y. Young, the lapidarist, in q Walla
Walla paper simply meant that he was
reaching out for mail order business.
He continues TO make Albany his head.
quarters.
Ohling Il Hulbut have rented the
store room next 10 A. o. Beams. which
10 being specially fitted mp for their hard.
ware store and they viii move into II
soon.
Mr.. G. w. Taylor has sold his house
moving outfit to Peter Ruetner and N /.
d. Conn who will now have the exclus-
I've business OF the city. Mr.. Taylor will
60 into other business.
Lair Thompson OF this city won the
oratorical contest in McMinnville college.
Rev. Black who recently preached in the
Baptist church in.this city was his only
contestant.
While working in Tacoma foundry
recently Cal Watson, was caught on a
shaft and came near being killed, being
badly bruised and his bones broken.
He formerly resided in Albany and Is a
brother oi Frank Watson.
MIR. A. Roberts who resides ON the
Mohawk at the big Booth Kelley Co
mill, Is in the city the guest OF his sister
Mrs. B. W. Cundiff. Mr. Roberts recent
ly sold his two claims there, but reports
it a live locality with big prospects.
The date OF the next state fair will be
September IL %, Immediately following
the California fair, and Immediately fol
lowed bv the Washington fair, aud Il is
thought the Idaho fair will follow that
the next week. offering an opportunity
for circuit. A new premium will be
$3.50 for the best display OF animals.
good deal OF complaint is made Of
the doings OF some bad boys In the third
ward. While chasing them recently
they even strung wire in 'front.' of the
who received bad fall,
Their lawlessness wilt be their ruin il
kept up.
There wae not large attendance at
the meeting of the Literary Club last |
night when Rev ID V. Polling spoke on |
"The J1hnstown Flood by One who
Passed Through It," but those who were
there cannot say enough regarding the
interest which they felt in the subject,
rs the speaker related experience after
experience at that time, explaining in a
most attractive Taanner features in con.
nection Herewith. 1t is said that Rev.
Polling has an extended address on the
subject, which his frien Is are endeavor-
ng tn induce him TO give in the near
uture, The Dalles Chronicle.
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Hon. J. 7. Apperson is among thos.
attending the dairymen's convention.
II is said that S0, 600 tickets haze bear
engaged for transportation from Seattle
t. Nome on vessels leaving in May AM
June.
g. A. Dyson who arrived iu Eugene
esterday from the Blue River n,ines
with cleanup from Luckey Boy reported
a satisfactory output.
On account of attending the Lincoln
banquet in Portland last night, at which
he delivered the address, Gov Geer was
unable to be present at the dAirymen's
convention in this city, as had been ar
RAGGED.
The Peak Sisters will be in ALBANY
next Monday evening for the first time
in many years and will appear under
the auspices Of the Manzinita Circle w.
OF ". at their hall. Admission 10.
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0akyille.

Dir. VIM. Murphy arrived hora last
Tuesday. Hc has had enough OF the
east.
Almost tirc 10 town last Thursday.
A few members Of the 80. l.. C." weie
holding meeting in Smiths store that
day when q roaring SOUND caused some
o the members 70 look up and they iound
ttat the stove pire and iiue were burn.
Ing out. Tho mem bera OF the Club ali
kept their seats and wnen the fire was
subdued they proceeded with their yarns.
A burglar entered the house OF II. NJ.
stone ast Friday and took all the eata-
blcs that we're in sight.
Frnnea and poultry are all the talk
here aud they are all right.
LITTLE RosE BuD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16
THE DAIRYMEN.

Tho annual meeting OF the state dairy,
mems association was called 10 order sI
2 o'clock this afternoon In the circuit
court room Of the new court house, Will
q good attendance Of dairymen from else
where and the surrounding country. Al
the dairy center Of the state, and the 10,
cation oi the best creamery In Oregon
he meeting is an important one TO Alb
any 40 we'll 40 Linn &C unity generally.
Among the prominent dairymen pres-
ent are Jas. Witbycombe and Prof. Kent
Of the o. A. O., ii. M. Williamson OF the
Oregon AgrIculturallst aud Rural North
west, i. y. Townsend oi Portland, who
" about 70 start creamery at Salem,
Th0s. Farrell OF Portland, II, West Oi
scappoosc, q. w. Weeks Of Salem, and
Isaac Stevens Of GcrvaIs beside the local
dairymen.
Thomas Paulson Of Garden Home.
president, presided and called the meet
Ing 10 order.
Miss Edna Howard was heard In
y ano solo, when Judge II. ii. Hewitt
dtliveted the address OF welcome. In the
spirit Of the occasion, displaying the gem
eral interest In this important Industry.
- The papers oi the afternoon :were by
y. w. Weeks Of Salem on "spoilinR
Crops" and q. l.. Shaw OF near this city
on Building UP and Caring for Dairy
Herd"
Tonight there win be addresses by T.
y. Townsend OF Portland, q. l.. Rees OF
tliistcIty and Prof. Withycombe OF the
q. 4; O. which our citizens generally
sliosld hear.
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$50 ANs AssNHNf
Advertising Manager.

The Statesman says MIRA. Kola Neia 10
visiting with friends In Independence,
William NJ. hoag has returned to A.
bany after trip 70 San Francisco.
NJ. Henry u. Reed. one OF the Ore
goniAn's best writcrs, IL In the city at tbs
dairymens convention.
A recent interesting social event ~aa q
party at Mrs. Fraxiers greatly njoyed by
by those fortunate In being present.
T.. L. Hodges. yourgi attorney. died
At Prineville recently, at the ago Of "a
years.
Miss Gibson, daughter Of Rev, 9Th ann
pastor OF the East Side UP. Church o
Portland 10 10 the cisystne. guest OF her
cousin Mrs. p. A. Young.
Mr.. Frank Walsh, OF Milwaukee, pass.
cd through Albany this noon for SOUTH
Urn California in the. interest: OF his
health.
Miss Annie Finn graduated iromStan
ford University at tho January COM
mencement lreceiving her degree, and
will soon.bo home.
Mr.. s. N. Steele, OF sumpter, having
business In Portland. came on 70 ALBANY
on a short visit with his family and
friends. He will return to Sumpter on
Thursday. He loft about foot Of snow
on tho ground.
Rev. l.. Anderson, who has been pas.
tor Of tho Evangelical church OF this city
for almost two years, removed 10 ALBANY
this week, at which place he will com.
plete q special course OF study, after
which he expects 70 bo transferred 10 an
eastern circuit, Many friends OF Rev.
Anderson and his estimablo wife regret
their removal from our clty.--Jeffeiso
Review.
Our worthy townspeople, Mr. and Mrs
) Morgan, who were married Feb. 10,
1890, celebrated their tin wedding by
giving dinner vt their nome on Second
street. There were present, Mr. and Mrs
Jason Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs Jas A Nc
Feron, Mr. and Mrs Calvin Craudall,
Mr. and Mrs Strauder Froman, Mr. and
Mrs G II Walker, Mr. and Mrs Fred Reis.
nr and Mrs j Wallace, Mrs s A Daw-
son, Mrs A b Morris, Mrs j. d Sloan A
Norman and Hon K Wyatt. Quite a
number OF useful as we'll as ornamental
articles OF tinware were presented, %
mementoes OF the joyful occasion. Their
sHAamerous friends certainly wish them a
future as pleasant and happy as has
been the past years OF their married life. |
and hope they may attain to the full |
score and far beyond OF LIES journey to-
gether.
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The Modern Woodmen Elk.
cursiOn.

kDroR DExocRAT:
The excursion 70 "ths front, Last Sal
urday, Feb. 10th for the benefit Of the
Modern Woodmen was iiatssriue sue.
cess In every particular. Il isa rare on.
portunity and affords one great pleasure
TO enjoy pleasant journey from the
valley, though rocky chasms, and over
the rock decked surfaces OF mighty
Doulders, seemingly miles In extent.
.Amidst she bustling reality OF een.
uins woodmAn camp at the foot OF thas
ancient resident, Mt. jefferson camp No,
1880, Modern Woodmen OF America was
organized at Detroit by Asst. deputy A.
n. Young, assisted by Dist. deputy @.
y. Mcknight, M. A. Miller and Thos.
r. Mcknight.
Alter periecting the organization an
address on Woodcraft was delivered BY
Hon. M. A. Miller, State Lecturer, II,
the course OF his remarks, the speaker
paid very high tribute TO Head Consul
VIM. A. Northc0tt, as an officer Of super.
Tor executive ability as well as the board
OF directors and other officials at the
belm OF Woodcraft. They are men Of
business and affairs and to them ig di-
mAU8
agement and the healthy condition Of d.
naneial system which isthe very fouuda.
ton Of the ornament Of WoodcYaft.
Their services are practically indispen.
sible and the keeping Of the societies Inn.
menee interests is securely safe in their
trust.
DEelling ct some length upon the
note purposes Of Woodcraft Mr.. Miller
fully explained the workings, OF the or.
der and pointed with pride to the inex.
haustible advantages Of becomipga Mod.
ern Woodman. "5oth business and
pleasure combining appeal to mans
Judgment, and in comparing rates the
spesker very ably demonstrated the su-
perior qualities Of the order placing the
society before the people on It's merits
alone.
The results OF the address were very
speedily realized judging from the man.
ner IN which new applications for mem
Der rship we're received by the deputies.
The hall was then cleared for action
and the grand ball that followed was one
people Of Detroit. The music Of the Hcio
Mandolin Club is unsurpassed and upon
this particular occasion did not any
time falter IN the strains OF mueic.
The new camp at Detroit launches
iorth With the most fattering prospects
for speedy growth aud prosperity.
Conductor James McEriane is one Of
the most pleasing gentlemen on the
road. Nothing for the immediate com.
furt and enjoyment OF the excursionists
escaped his Observance a53 they were
indeed most grateful to him for the oblj0.
ing and accommodating manner in whIcn.
be conducted the excursion.
The return was made Sunday morning
without further incident.
THos. K. McKsIoHr,
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The Man with the Jog.

Z
Behold yonder drunkard, whose appe-
tite Graves
The drink Of the demons, q drink! that
enslaYes,
And drags its poor victim 10 death and
despair
Unsung bya mortal, unreached BY .
prayer.
Who made him a drunkard? Whe
shoulders the blame7
| Will 20, legislators, aspiring 10 fame?
oh no, 70 but answered the peoples
| demand
And gave licebse lava with generous
| hand.
Once that man now q sot, was bright
happy boy,
Joy
But the licensed saloon threw It's glare
In his face,
And iured him 10 ruin, with quickenine
pace.
u ls the old story that years upon years
Has rung with i!s plaint IN hunianity'l
OF desolate homes, hopeless lives, broken
hearts,
Widows prayers, orphans cries, virtue
sold In tho marts.
There are mdtiorings on earth, there ID
wrath Ia the sky,
A judgment impending that none may
defy,
And vengeance long waiting shall surely
descend,
To right all these wrongs from besinn-
Ing TO end
How think 20, o Christians, desiring to
stand,
With saints and the angels at Jesus right
hand,
Shall the wall Of that soul from the bot
tomlcss pit
Roll upward forever, while In glory ye
cit,
When the laws that 20 wilIed, and per.
sistently hug
Wrought the wreck and the doom OF the
man with the jug7
His blood will be on YOU, will be upon all
Whose votes paved the way for his cer-
tain downfall,
And recorded with thst, will be all hor-
rid crimes,
That men mad with drink commit num-
beYless times.
Why boast about freedom, when shack
leu ny rum7
How crave heavens blessings with lips
stricken dumb7
Mute with fear lest ye l,se from the
greed builded pile.
Choosing rather The world than heavens
pleased smile.
Grave iudgcsI ye may not fear God, nor
regard man,
Hish rulers! ye may DER ride laws
while ye can.
hand,
The people repenting will prohibition
demand.
A host is advancing with banners and
song,
And cheer follows cheer as Il marcbeth
along,
It's the army Of temperance sweeping
onward today
With legions prepared for the on-coming
fray.
Saloons shall be banished. glad tidings
10 tell,
For God rules the world, and all will be
we'll.
Cyrus II. WALKER.
Albany. Oregon, February 70, 1900.
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W. E. Gillet was in Eugene yesterday.

w. E. Gillet was In Eugene yesterday.
Miss Rerdie day. OF this city, is IN En-.
gene the guest OF Mr.. g. w. Biddell.
Mrs. J.K.Weatherford and Mrs. Lang.
don were registered at the Imperial OF
Portland yesterday.
Mr.. ]. S. Morgan, the brickmason left
this afternoon for Sumpter, having been
invited to 60 there and start brick yard
iu the spring when the snow has passed
away. There is said to be a big field
there for brick.
N. Needham has purchased the A
Wolverton property in this city and has
moved his family here from Corvallis
and will himself come here about the
first Of March and open a store for the
handling soi wool, hides, etc.. Splendid
people whom Albany people generally
are glad to have with them again.
Mr.. Soule, editor Of the Toledo Leader.
has been iD the city attending the meet
ing OF the state dairymen's convention.
Toledo has Q creamery, which has been
doing well, though not operating during
the winter. 1t will start up again in
few weeks.
A delightful surprise party was tam
dered Mrs. Tway ami son last evening.
They were equal to the occasion and the
result was an evening Of entertainment.
Mr.. Kings phonogreph with its live sell
ecti0ns was heard, aud there were songs
and recitationt by others. Whist and
dancing were INDUCED in and nice
lunch served.
In its account OF the oratorieal contest
at Eugene, the Guard Gays: The musi-
cal numbers Of the program were treat
indeed. Mise Brownell, who came up
from Albany expressly for the occasion,
delishted tho audience with her master.
!ul rendering OF Liszt's sixth Hungarian
khapsodie, and later with the Wagner
l.iszt marc1 from Tannhauser. The |
subject OF Mr.. Jakway, who won the |
contest, was"The Revelations Of Science" !
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16
MARRIED.

PoWELI~-HAWLEY. - On Saturday
evening, Feb. 10, l900.a the residence
Of Mrs. y. q. Irvine, 10 ALBANY, by
Rev. Q. 4. Stevenson, Mr.. Jas. +.
Powell and Miss Jessie Hawle,, both
OF Albany.
May happiness and prosperity be their
fortune: They have bagun housekeep.
ing At Mr.. Powell's residence at Filth
and Vine streets.
TALT-- RAINWATER. - On Saturday
evening, at $3.50 O'Clock, Feb. 10, 1900,
at the study OF and by Rev. O. II,
Stevenson, in Albany, Mr.. James TAFT
and Miss Lionie Rainwaier, both OF
Albany. "
Many friends will unite in wishing the
happy couple liies best blessings.
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Complimentary.

The WEEKLY DEsocRAT received the
following from an eastern advertiser:
CncAoo,, Fob. .. 1900.
EplToR DsMocRAT, Albany, Oregon.
A copy oi your current issue happens
10 come 10 this, the advertising managers
pesk, and In looking II over we feel
prompted 10 express our satisfaction nj
ita general APPEARANCE. While we use
our careful judgment and utmost die.
crimination 70 select only the best class
OF publications, still 90 many oi our pa.
pcrs fall short Of those qualities that 20
10 make up good sheet, that II 10 really
gratifying to handle paper like yours.
representing at one the highest type ol
local journalism.
AZ you may bs aware, we are advertise
Ing In upw ards OF $500 newspapers
throughout the country, all Of which are
carrying our advertisement, the same 40
you are. among these papers, for style,
make up and matter, both literary and
typographical, We Rrc pleased 10 ac-
knowledge your paper stands In the front
rank, and NO feel convinced that while
the excellent value we are giving ac-
counts for many oi the orders received
latslY from your vlcin ty,a large share Of
the credit 70 duo TO our advertisement
with you.
Wishing you continued success, We beg
10 remain, etc.
Yours very cordially,
SEARS, RogBucK 4 Co.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has been by The
u0y court sSmoarsor Tr n0n y tSs aay
Wilhtlmima Hoiilch, deceased, late Of L'nn
county, o PRon. All persons having claims
against the estate OF said deceased are ht re-
By required to present them to the under
signed at Albany, 0regon, within six
moaths from this date.
This 18th Gay Of February, 1900.
RuDoLPH HoFLICH,
Il Adminis ra.or
WeATHEHFoRn d WYATT,
Att'ys tor Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16
Peoria.

"A very pleasant surprise party wa
given on the 7th ct the house Of Mr.. and
J. q. Githens IN honor Of his 9th birth.
day. Music, singing snd games was In
duised In until q late hour when Q nice
lunch Was serve. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Abraham, Mr.. asd Mrs. George
Githens, Mr. and Mrs George Window
Misses Roth Myers, Ids Maxwell, Ollie
BaTcus, Mrs. Fattie Smith, Mess-s. w.
r. Citizens, .. 8. Myers, T. w. Mye1s,
Il, II. Myers, Charles Johnson, Charles
Mathews, Grant Brattian, Frank Max
well.
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Bert Burkhart was arrested last Sat.
urday evening on the charge OF stealing
four rolls Of butter from a farmers q
wagon. and admitting his guilt this
morning was sentenced TO thirty days in
the county jail. Being sixtcen years Of
age he vas loo old TO send to the reform
school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16

Prof. Nation, formerly of Albany
college. is now professor in Park col-
iege, Iowa.
Miss Grace Ruan won the critor lea
contest It Newberg against five compet-
itors. Eer subject was Idealism.
Ed Armstrong. a br:ckIayer residing
at Medford, was shot and probably fatal.
ly injured Sunday evening by Al
bamiIn. = rancher. Four shots were
fred. three taking effect, two in the right
groin, and one in The cal. oi The left leg.
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Lincoln's birthday.

Those going to Nome now have Ia
travel by land about one thousand miles
it being Impossible to get into Nome on
account OF the ice until that thaws out in
May. MIR StumD OF Benton county will
leave in a few days by tins route on his
second trip there, desiring to get in to
take care-ol his claims before the steamer
rush, which will be immense,
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MONDAY.
DIDN'T FIGURE.

An Albany man in tho Herald, aignlng
himself "SantIamtr," whose identity ID
immAterial though easily guessed, after
CrIticlsing tho elegant now court house
In q manner that offers ita own comment,
suggests that the low levy OF 2.So mills is
simply for political purposes and that II
will leave o deficiency. He had mob Gg-
urod. Here are the figures which make
tho case plain:
Cash In hands OF county treas.
uror on Jan. !, 1900, subject
10 payment Of current OK
penuoe for 1900. ...,.,.,.. 0, '06 90
Unsollected tax on roll OF 1903,
S22,27b--over 2-3 ot which
will be applicable. .,........ 1900 %
County tax OF i.86 mills on
valuation, t0,727,bSO 1900
roll oil.."...,'',.,, .a.',.'.., lZ,f40 w
Special road levy mill on val.
usiion, go.7sz $50 1900 roll. o.727 90
Estimated receipts from clerk
and recorder for 1900 .,... 5000 90
Tota' receipt. ..u..," -. R4S.o9a 90
Estimated expense Tor all
county purposes for current
year 80, ............... ss5, 900 90
a~s-m-s~a~~@--
This should leave balance on
hand Jan. lat, 1901 oi.,....t 1888 90
But OF corrao the tax will MT all bo
collected, bot thoFe will undoubtedly bD
enough for q small balance.
This will be Ia keeping with the taxes
oI tho past four years and NO are yet
ahead. Il. was IL FtIliN in 1890, I2t6 In
1877, lslS In 1908 and ~ tl'ls year. IN
average Of practically .i4Is. There Ia no
danger Of deficiency.
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The Review editor has been In Port.
land most Of the week, called there by
the dangerous illness OF his mother, Mrs.
Geo. Humphrey, in consea auence OF
which this issue Ia few hours late and
not very newsy.--Jefferson Review.
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Mr. Rice, who has been connected with
the Albany creamery for some time will
hereafter have charge Of the Plainview
creamery, Mr.. Bruekman having re-
signed 10 establish creamery at BTownE-
vile. Mr.. Rice is q good man for the
place Mr.. Seeley of the creamery will
also Start another creamery some where
In the county, probably ct Crabtree, the
center OF fne dalrying section OF the
country. Farmers are learning that there
10 no better way TO make money than 70
take their milk to the creamery, cash
proposiiition, which 10 big thins In the
creamery bueinels.
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A fire accidentally caught In the boiler
rom OF the Sugar Pine chair factory
yesterday, but fortunately was discover.
cd before II had done much damage and
was oxtingniahed. A few moments more
and the result might have been serious
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16

A BRowSsylLLR MAJ - Yesterday Rev.
W. T. Elmore came down from Browns.
vile TO lock sf.es siis .E4tter OF the pro-
hibition banquet, February 22nd. He
visited the neR court house In the after.
noon and just as he was leaving the
building in company with the chairman
OF the County Prohibition Central Com
mittes, the big county clock In the tower
struck three, Bro. Elmore on comparing
his own time with the correct time found
that be was inst fifteen minutes ahead
and Immediately set his watch to CORES.
pend with the big clock in the tower.
Bro. Elmore 10 the first man on record as
having corrected bis time by the county
clock and he 10 from Brcwnsville.
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Go to Miss Longs for high priced pho
tographs, and do not forget 70 take along
the money.
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Tonight the Ratb bone Sisters are goin
70 give their Valentine social at the X.
T. Hall. A short program will be rem
dered, handouts with hot lemonade will
be served TO all. Come and have good
time. Admission 10 cents.
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The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church have decided to give an "Around
the World in one evening"" II will take
place at the residence Of Mrs u Irving
Fri lay evening March, 2, 1900.
Evening journal., 1900-09-15
THE REV. BURGETTE SHORT
WARMLY WELCOMED HOME

After having spent a delightful yaca-
ton in Europe, the Rev. - Burgette
Short was rendered warm welcome
home by his congregation in Epworth
Chureh'last night. When the pastor e1-
tered the auditorium Of the church he
found it prettiy decorated with hags and
potted plants. In the front of the church
there was a large American flag ON
which were the words Welcome Home.
Small flags were ON the walls of the
church.
Presiding Elder Robert Watt presided
and welcomed Mr., Short home. Addresses
of welcome also were delivered by the
Revs. John Shape. Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. w. y. $. Murray, Of St
Paurs NJ. L. Church and William White.
Mr.. Short in replying said he was glad
to get back home as there was no place
like Epworth Church in Wilmington. lie
announced that ne would not say any
thing about his trip, as he proposed to lee
ture on il in the near future. After the
speech-malsing the congregation walked
~ the chancel ana shook hands with Mr.
Short