The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-09

Ladies', Just delight yourself by calling al
the store OF Monteith y Soitenbach and look
ing ut tho fall stock In general every line ID
full OF new and attractive goods. La the
lines Of dress goods, fall garinenta, hosiery,
etc., ia fact every department is full.
i A portland paper with small ideas says II
''oannot but think that Oregon and particu.
larly Portland has more 10 lose than to gain
| by through connection by railroad 10 Califor
mia" There is possibility OF It's hein
| right in reference 70 Portland but not by any
means Ia reference to Oregon. The people
OF this valley are willing 10 run the risk any
way.
II the Washington Ind pendent would
divide its figures by ten 1t would be about
right. Ii says "WhiIe at Albany, Or, q
few weeks since, we noticed they are build
| ing school house mt . cost Of &i75,000 II
has all the modern appliances, such aa heat
| log by steam The many 0regonians up here
from that section will be glsd 10 learn Of this
progress"
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tho publishers. All orders receive prompt
attention. Price list OF 1900 furnished free
upon application.
The burning Of tbs barn OF Mr. Jos Lilies.
occurred on Wednesday evsn'ng instead Of
/ Friday evening, as stated ia the last issue Of
this paper Mr. Lilies hoy did DOT give the
tramp permission 10 sleep ia the barn, but IL
| In thought he slept there. A tbresher, Deer
| ing binder. three sets OF harness aud wagon
/ seaFa tuFnad 6ga4s1s. anN ts.pt e haegaas
being saved. The insurance. on the barn and
contents was 5000.
At Englo's frnit store there have been on
exhibition this week four apples which we ia
eight pounds aud ak ounces. IA average Of
u. ounces. The largest ono weighs q
ounces, and the smallest. 80 ounces. TheJ are
OF the Gloria Mnndi variety, and al fsom tie
same tree. which IL growing In the garden Of
DIR + l. Townsend in the central pare Of
town. These apples will be sent 10 the Me
chanics Fair at Portland this wesk--AsrtH /.
| I9diaJs An apple in Cline. Montsith d Co.'S
Office IN this city weighs 80 ounces aud il
over l6 inehes 10 eircutn. eTsacs. The largest
apple at the State fair Ia California weIs he'd
20s ounces.
Efata. lit IL as easy for q newspaper 10
mske mistake as Tor nipe out u ten people
10 talking. For instance, Ia our last issue ap-
peared such bare laced onsa ~ .set" for
"sIt. won" for run" ''thers bced one ex.
ee.lent has thing for There has beea ons
excellent thing. ets." OF eaurse 80 the latter
case many would instantly sse that the ''hAs'
bal been dropped in making np aud carsiess
~ put ia the wrong placs bnt others would
lay u 20 some Kind OF stupidity on the par,
% the editors. Anyway what troubles ii
newspaper men "a such things is the fear d
: ka ts1 - A.ss4 -
right name. earelensness.
Last week the fair at EasoDo vas the
seene Of series oi accidents, one of whirh j,
narrated As follows .'Abput 10 o'cIe sk
yesterday morning 0ron Moore, = drayman
whi handling bar Of irpn on tao depot
platform, dropped IL near two kesa of pow de
which pioded and terribly burned Msore'
back. hands, side. face and his clothes al
most of. II is supposed the bar struck tk
ksg. which broke open. aud the friction o
the bar caused the explosion. Two other me-
standing near were burned bat not seriously
Seven kegs more of powder stood twenty
five feet away. but fortunately escaped. tn
window. Of tho freight depot we're smaahed.
A pavilion foil, inIuring an old lady and
man was hurt on the race track.
In = interview with Vice President Nash
Of the Oregon PaciEic,a Portland paper learn
ed tie following: ''At present the prospect
Of tho road ere very suspicious. The out
standing Indebtedness is being Iiquidated
and affairs begin to Fssume . prsperou
aspect. Regarding construction for th
future shers Is aoshing settled. All the sur
veya have been complstcd from the prcseu
terminus of the road across She caacad
noun ina and over to = connection with tll
! shost Line, but IL is question where sun
. line viii ba built. When road is built /
will proceed through Minto's pass, ~ tha
IL the most available route. The proposi
t'ons Submitted By tho people Of Albany vii
come under the consideration OF tsc board /
, directors at an sarly day. IL is quite proba
hie that 3 branch will be built from Con sal
lie to Albany"