The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-11-11

have bought grocery store in East
Portland.
Some young men were arrested for dis
orderly conduct at the sodaviile dance,
but were discharged without being fined.
w II Ribelin is now stole proprietor Of
the Lebanon photograph gallery, the
Dodson brothers having gone to Southern
Oregon.
A Jack Adams and 4 X Barker went
10 the coast with a machine recently
inyented by MIR Kenton Of Albany,
which is said 10 separate gold dust from
black sand sand.
Alex Purdom. an old-time printer, is
working for the Lebanon Electric Light
company.
DR. II P Howard got married when he
kept it so quiet that sery few heard OF IL.
His ''intended, from the East. ac-
companied by some of her folks, met
him in Portland, and the knot was tied.
Mrs Howard remained in the city until
the DIR found location.
A NEw PosrAL CARD. ~ Postmaster
Monteith has ordered some Of the new
double and reply postal cards. The card
consists of two parts, one for the message
and the other for the reply, the faces for
the addresses being ON opposite sides OF
the parer and the parts being easily
separable by means OF scored line
where they are 10 be folded. The cards
much resemble the ordinary postal, ex-
cept that over the cent stamp in the
corner IL Message Card" on one, and
Reply Card" on the other. The stamp
is portrait of General Grant in citizens
dress, three quarters face. To tn. left
OF the stamp in prominent letters with
outline shading are the words Postal
Card" with "Paid Reply" Around the
card Is an ornamental border with heavy
corner pieces. The paper Is light MANILA
and the ink used is black. The cards
will be sold in an unfolded condition,
and the message may I've written or
printed II the cards are trimmed or
mualated or anything is pasted upon
them other than label of address they
will be mailable only as letters. The
sender OF a double card may write or
print his name and address on the super
scription face OF reply card, but the reply
must not be used to convey the original
message.
Row AT JUNCTION A disgraceful COW
occurred in the Free Methodist tent at
Junction, Wednesday night. Oar in
formant gives US the following particulars
concerning the same. Ii appears that
George BOYD is special deputy marshal
appointed to keep order in the tent He
approached young lady who is working
at the Hotel Junction and requested her
to quit chewing gum, when carpenter,
whose name we could not learn, resented
the insult IN behalf of the lady. Then
Boyd told the carpenter TO shut up or
he would put him out" after which
TRADE OF words ensued. when Boyd pulled
bis "hilly" and made for the worker Of
wood, hut that Individual was TO quick
for the officer OF the law and iioored him
with a well directed blow on the eye
with his fist. The carpenter was arrested
for resisting an officer, and Boyd was ar
rested for an assault. The parties sill
be tried as Junction this afternoon
Guard.
ELEGANT MoSUMgSTs--E " Achison
OF Aehison & Co, of Albany, was in TIE
city last Saturday, setting up some
Barre granite monuments for G B and w
| Wells These monuments are taking
the lead everywhere on account Of their
cheapness, elegance, durability and fine
finish. Cold or rain does not affect the
polish or appearance of this material,
and there is no end 20 its lasting qualities.
They have stood the test and need only
to be seen 10 be aypEeciated.-Cory
Gazette.
MONMOUTH GAxEs.-The annusl fals
tournament OF the Monmouth school was
held last Saturday. w w Curtis won
the 100 and 50 yard races. j \ BiIyeu. OF
Scio, second; Ellis Fleet the one-fourth
mile race; Bruce Davidson the 100 yard
hurdle race; A NJ Rayburn the 60 yard
backward race; n II Glenn ,of Linn coun-
ty, the one mile bicycle race; Ernest
Tatom the quarter mile bicycle race; e
Fiett the half mile foat race C + Tillotson
the standing broad jump and running
high jump, and W w Curtis the standing
long jump. A foot ball game closed the
contests.