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

at his residence and surprised him and MIS-
| Cox, with an anniversary party In honor
OF the aoth anniversary OF their marriage,
as well as the birthday OF Mrs Geo. Young
During an enjoyable evening, In which a
nice lunch of ice cream, strawberries, cake,
etc, was served, the happy couple were
presented with valuable china tea set,and
/ as well Mr. Cox was the reccplent of pair
| OF slippers from his wife and MIS- Cox set
/ of chars from her husband. The follow.
! ING were present; Mr. 4 Mrs Clark, Mr.
& Mrs + Bruckman, Mr. X Mrs 6 II
/ Rruckman, Miss Bruckman, Mrs a Hack.
Gilman, Ms Hammer, Dir \ Mrs wm.
| Hammer, Mr. Il Mrs u ) Smith, Mr. Y Mrs
Geo, Young. Mr. S Mrs ] II Davis, Mr. Y
Mrs A Thomas, Miss DELTA Bentiy
ONE tr ruEM.--Somc funny things
happen in an election. ln the rctcnt
election there were several For instance
II was understood in Aleauy tha, ] Il
rraSk was opposed to an app, OPT iaiion
towards a bridge at Albany, aud the vote
went against him heavily, In Fox Valley,
where MIR Trask resides, II was understood
that h. Was IN favor Of a bridge at Albany,
and The vote went heavily against MIN.
This Is one of the beauties OF running for
Office.
Non oF TuCM inec the poisoning by
ice cream Ia Salvm, ice cream makers
have bvrn puhlthing statements Ike
this. "Ni>h T. distinctly understood that
the parties poisoned un iCs cream, did not
sc, that sc c,,gm At my place, Tor my ice
cream Is uut bpi't thu way, aud again, al
will piVc oav huudtcd dot a., reward to
any ooc whn iN prov iiat ,Nlv &c cream
ever oblaiucd a N, plgcr w.,N rNeuued,
not wihS,an lips asSt'tt'ns ct quacG
dlctor,.
SreoNE or rAgNlNSts,-A despatch
received 7t thj, city announces tbat Mr
Iohh ,tarrnNs, uf OAK AMI, Cat, had re
cciN,d "a stroke 1T par1l,eiS and Wps not
cNp, rttI ju l.vv. ", had made arrange
meut, Co camc tl Albany to end tbs re-
maiujcr ot hl~ itt,,bN all hurcsht that are
nov = YEA ~ ar lnu"N~ was one OF
the early pinuver, Of \ bIuv, 4 good
business man and sp vudid man IN all &c
spccts, and hi, many friends tn Albany
will wat,h Suh much concern his present
condition.
AN ARISrUCRNrIC 'IEN. - Umatilla
county hens ave evidently rather arisio- /
cratic in their tendencies. and desire to
live high in the world. 'Nm King, the
dairyman, reports finding en- which had
made its nest twelve feet high In the !
limbs Of tree near his corral, aud las
there seen proudly hoveriug DER dozen !
eggs. When the little chicks begin To /
appear II will bother her hcuship like |
smoke TO keep them from taking frequent
tumblcs. The nest was originally a mag
pic's c's-Pgullrtau + O
How NAMED.-Anacortrs, the Wash |
ington town which has been So inccssantlv /
boowcd hy the Orcgonian, was named |
after the toNusiic owners wife, Anna I
Cortcs, now Mrs Bowman. G.r bowman
made $4,000 thi, spring selling Ana |
corics town lots. III $ gentleman lived in I.
Ashland for some months and invested in
the Tolman fprings aud other property
But the town did not move ilst enough for
him and he sold on, and won't to Seattle,
where hc has made a mint OF money
Ashland Record
a Lose TRAMP-A man aud two chill.
dren, aged and To wears, were found near
visible means Of support and claiincN. they
mostly on foot They are headed for Los
Angeles, where the man claims 10 have
sister in the hotel business The mau
said he had little money, but was travel.
ing in this way 10 save expense Salem
Journal.
They were coing TO build new church
at Albany, and the architect asked the
board of trustees why it was they wanted
two wings TO the structure. lie wanted
to know IL orc woulda't he enough Now
do you expect we could ever get 10 heav-
en- with only one wing'" was their answer.
The above clipped from Inc funny col.
umn Of an eastern paper and Albany sub
stilutcd Is a sample Of the cloyen. footed
conduct of Salem paper.
AT SALEM.--The Oregon Pacific com
PanT has decided upon building commo-
dious wharf for the accomrnadatio Of lis
business at Salem. This company owns
river front ground 10 that city ample for
the location OF good wharf, and just as
the water goes down the work of building
will be commenced The ssrehousc 10
be erected on this wharf will costing iron.
$1,000 to $4,000.
THE LATEST NEws.-Fargos famous
S,.so shoes at 6 w Simpsons.
a fine line of lace curtains and shades
a, O w Simpsons.
Toscalace nets and dress 12uucinss at
6 w Simpson.
a choice assortment of infant, fJbe.,
dresses, hoods, Sc, at 6 W Simpsons.
n large and well arranged stock Of
ciothing for men ySufh's and bo,s Iosie.
suits, &c, at lOHlst prices al 6 " 5imp.
sons.
BRoCGnT EyERYTiHSG The s,eame.
has arrived and with It large stock Of
fresh goods for f Powell & Co.. such AZ
cabbage. cauIihower, peas, beans cucum-
ers, new poia .ocs, onions. piacapplcs,
berries, &c.