The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

with right resting ON Ferry street, headed
by the band, with temple commandry
aud other templars in uniform, acting rs
escorts. The line Of march will be up
Ferry TO Second street, whore officers OF
the grand lodge in carriages viii fall in
the rear, thence down Second street u
/ Lyon, thence to First etreet, thence up
First TO temple. Here the ceremony OF
formally dedicating the temple will be
/ performed under the auspices OF the
/ grand lodge of Oregon. After the dedi-
cation an excellent musical program will
be rendered, during which an Grafton will
I've delivered 10y Hon John MoCnken, OF
! Portland, Past Grand Master. Recess of
hall an hour. At 5 o'clock sharp all Ma
sons and families will reassvmhlc at the
| temple and march in a body, headed by
/ the band, tOa banquet ut the armory.
, After the banquet they will return in u
I body 10 the temple, where those who do
not care to ro to the hall may remain.
/ Those holding tickets 10 the ball viii
I proceed from the temple 10 the Opera
( iltusr, The galleries OF the Opera House
will he Irce Tor the use ot Masons aud
their families only.
BRowNsvulE.--Mr 5 II MullSey, Of
Prinevillc, arrived in town yesterday.
lie reports the snow to be from to 6
feet deep on the summit and rapidly
melting. lie is on his way homo TO
EugCnr.
Mr. 4 W StSuUrd, in company with an
other oap, lcit for Eastern Oregon, Tues
dNy. Tie gocs to see 90 a herd of horses
hcluu ing tu him over there.
''ro eros erik Go this way" reads
notice gt the corner oi the street near
BradlCy's hlacl smith shop. The artist,
whoever he Is, ought to have a chrom0.--
Times.
TINS editor, which means the editor
hereof, has been invited and has accepted
to deliver the oratiOn ut MarvngO ON the
glorious 9TH. over there they have the
most delightful shade on the continent.
Our voice will enthuse the thousands
present.
We give the above from the Pomeroy
Independent, to show how man by be-
coming an editor of 4 country weekly
can gradually rise until he IL called upon
TO make the echoes ring in the shades
of Marvugo. No valley editor has vet
ever been so distinguished
THEIR FUrURE The Muukers cores
Pondeu, of the Jefferson Review pays the
following compliment 10 the Sor,hy fam
lily of the retiring Sheriff John Small
mon, OF Albany, has rented n house at
West Scio, where he will stay few
months giving the same time TO MIR Griffin,
the gentleman who has the homestead
rented, TO give possession. Not only Mrs
nll 4
TO welcome her back, but ihe Young FOLKS
are looking ahead with fond anxiety and 1
anticipation to her return. Being not on
ly a good christian woman, but one of deep 1
intellectand possessing a faculty of speech 4
of which few possess. she thereby gains |
many friends and retains them.
a Census INCIDENT a census tnum. 4
orator from one of the outiying districts /
showed up yesterday aud in responce 20 /
question as 70 The most singular incident \
50 tlr in his experience, said II WIS AT
house last Tucsday of a woman who said
she had bees q widow five yrais There
were two children, ono three years. the
other about wear old Hcaskcd, Whose
are thescS' ''Hine" was the
answer. "That's there fathers name'"
"None of your business lie lett
Astor'an.
No CoDuH MoTn.-An obseryant gem
tlenan in Albany informs DEMocaAT
man that be has taken some pains 10 as
certain il tthe Goblin moth is at work on
his apples. He says after careful search
he sees no signs OF them. : 4 Clark
writes to the Statesman 10 say that he
has made careful examination OF several /
near Salem and the northern /.
part Of Marion county and finds no signs |
Of moth. Mr. Clark suggests that our I
very rainy winter may have destroyed 4
them. We trust the readers Of the DEM- /
ocRAT will examine their orchards and /
inform Us Of the result Of their investiga- /.
tions.
WENT FgoN ALBASY.-Last Saturday
Japanese arrived in this city, either !
from Salem or Albany, accompanied by
woman he styled his daughter. They
took up their temporary abode at Hung
Gees wash house and occupied rooms in
the south wing Of that ''palatial man
sion, as it were. The Japanese was
sick when he arrived and soon retired 10
his cot in his dingy bedroom. There he
lay suffering until Friday morning about
bNA " NlpNhf NhtAl AiilAN5s
An ALBANY MERCHANT advertises "gen-
uine Iowa sorghum" Now the Journal
hasn't anything against Iowa molasscs-
in fact, we remember when we consider
cred II about the sweetest thing we had
ever struck-but amt il about time Ore
gon was furnishing her own sweets ?
Byall means, and her own sours, and
To- ,Inacau uuI aftlra
beef, and shoes, and corn starch, and
hats, and so forth.
To Err Is HUMAN. Typographical
mistakes are not confined TO newspapers,
though, Of necessity, all exhibit plenty
OF them. IT, o. G. words masonic Gene
terry" at the approach to that place, in
the western suburbs OF the city, are two
errors. As the sign-unlike newspapers
lis intended as a lasting affair, it might
be well TO correct them.
PoRTLAND TAxPAYERs.--W S Ladd this
year will pay taxes on $746, $50, and is
worth about $4,OOO,OGO; II w Corbett
on $402, ,25O, and il worth $1,000 600;
Henry Failing on 5000 ,220, and is worth
about $1,000 600; ID 7 Thompson, worth
81, ,l25, 600, is assessed at $l37 600; Frank
Dekum is assessed at $Sl 200, but is
worth $l,000,000. So says a Portland
exchange.
To THE MQUNTAIys.-JOseph Weber,
B Comley, VIM Richardson and John
Dieringer left on the o p train for rus
ticating and prospecting expedition to
the headwaters OF the North Santiam,
where they hope TO find some rich min
eral deposits. Success.
ScIo.-Mrs Coll VanCleve and family
took their departure for Albany on Tues
day, where they will reside in the future.
The funeral Of Wm Cyrus last Sunday
was the largest that was ever held in the
Forks. There were fully 500 people in
attendance, including Masons from al
over the county.--Press.
DANGER or a FLOOD The rains have
been pouring down and into the rivei
causing apprehensions OF big food
This should warn people to be ready fol
all emergencies by laying in and purchasing
their groceries at the store of ] f Powell
& Co, where large and choice stock car
be found to select from.
/ HAVE You BEEN EEUMERATED?-Citi
zens Of Albany should see to it that ever,
man woman and child is enumerated