The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-08

MixRD UP.--Tho following from n n
lem paper Il good illustration Of ii
manner IN which people are always In
agining they are reierredte. IN newopaps
attacks, probably because the shoe plnche
III seems tha, wrong impression n
gone out eoncerning an article In II
ssraaia a Few days ago headed, "Under III
Gss.Light Report reaches the ofhc
that certain lady imagined because he
hubby kept late hours that he was the pei
son meant IL the article. Accordingly sh
prepared TO seek vengance aud going /
the woodehvd she obtained about two fee
OF garden hose, and silently awaited III
arrival OF her husband who arrived rathe
late during the evening As soon as h
arrived she laid the facts before him an
proceeded soon after TO pummel him ut
lively rate with the hose. The lady W
are sorry To say mistakes the article, ye
II she acted In good faith. probably she hA
laid the foundation TO a future understand
ing"
SfRkAp DisAsrRousLY,--Let a lltll
thing get out obout city and II spread
through the papers like gossip alta sewin,
circle. That was Eugene cltys exper
ience In reference TO ln iheater. A pape
there talks sensibly as follows A few
weeks ago we made note Of the fact tha
owing TO the high license charged FOE the
atres In this city several good companIe
had refused 10 show here. Since then on
exchanges have contained some very cut
ting remarks concerning II and this city 4
being well a.isertised as place withou
amnscments. Humanity needs some am
usements and should have II. Complaint
Il made OF theaters charging high prise,
OF admission. Put the license higher anc
their charges win go up to correspond
A good theatre will be arranged here ~
soon as the license Is reduced.
Will II sE Dosg-Ths plan OF buIld.
log line Of rail- from Salem to Stayton.
on the Oregon Pacific. and from Salem to
Dixie, on the wes, side broad gauge Is re.
ceivlng general discussion and the pror-
ositisn u generally meeting with approval
WheE Il ls considered that a twelve mile
road will strike the Oregon Pacific and an
eight mile one the west side the plan looks
lnsomueh a. Salem would have TO
build but twenty miles to place her on dl
rect trankctntinental line and also on a
road leading down to tidewater. The ru-
mors arc gradually resolving themselves
Into something more tangible than mere
and Il need occasion no surprise 10
hear Of some definite action being taken IN
the matter quite soon.--.Ssaissmas
a MuppY frKM.-B Bot. what's The use
VI opjeciing and all this sort OF busIn ess.
Even Albany-,he metropolis at down Of
Linn county, the great (') railroad center
Of Itself, the village Of h ,nsly girls and
bow-legged dogs, the town that agInes
a darnsite more than II really has, and
ever will get-has muddy and sInmy
streets.-Corvsllis Gazette, II Salem
paper was 10 mske the above remarks
we'd give !, thunder but coming from
dead Corvallis Il Is not necessary.
"Bouxp roa SPOKANE on BusrF'--LaSi
week, says the Harney Items, a "prarle
and 'baek actIon." all the way
from Marklevllle, Alpine county. Califor.
MIA, with their banner eonspicuoualy ar.
ranged on the wagon In spikes Peak" and
sBaEnock" fashion. abound for Spokane
Falls or Bustg' The people of Spokane
Falls may BE- prepared for grand treat
about the sise OF Buffalo fsiil't Wild West
Show, now the center Of attraction IN Lon.
don, eclipsed entirely. The busting will
probably come after they get there.
To BIZ REBuiLr.--The Sugar Pine Door
& Lumber Company. of Grants Pass will
rebnild their factory at that place at once.
II win be considerably larger than the one
burned, and Will be more complete In all
It's arrangements and employ twice the
number OF hands. Brick has already been
bought for the foundations, and 10 ninety
days, weather permitting, the building will
pc in shape for business.
THKfs 0wN cARss-Heretciore the
Oregon Pacific road has been using cars
eased from the Pullman Car Co. Recent
ly, however, the company have paid ial
all the ears on their road, and the plates
hereto fore attached TO the cars showing
they were leased havebeen removed. One
more step In the dlrectIop Of the consum
nation oi this great enterprise.
AN $50 UMnRkLLA.-A few days ago 81
Astoria maj stole m umbrella and wa
tried on that charge before . justice Of III
peace. His conviction was secured and
fine Of $50 was the result. Hundreds Q
umbrellas are stolen or permanently Dor
rowed in Albany every year, without an.
arrests at all.
McMIESvILLE CoLLEcr.- AT the las
Baptist convention held In Nc McMinnvill'
the sum of sI73s was raised for the BaP
list college, which completed the amour
necessary 10 make the interes. OF tn
Failing fund of $4,000 available. Finai
cially the McMinnville college Is now 9
q solid footing.
THRATRIcAL. : Mr. Nj B Goldstel
manager of the Chicago Comedy c
which played such successful weeks c
gagement 50 Albany last spring, has be-
IN the city making arrangements for Il
third appearance In our city of that pop
iaf company, which viii begin Nov III
and last one week.
i MARRIED WHILE GoNe.--Henry Joo
the boot and shoe marker, rcturne'
last Thursday from his trip to chicag
Mrs Joost came with him and they W
make Albany their home. Mr. Toost a
Miss Amelia Hanson were married
Chicago Just previous to their departs
for Oregon.
IL A CoLLIsIos.-A A nine year old son
. Mr. Williamson was driving double te
: last thursday, on Ellsworth street, wi
be acci IDENTIFY run into Mrs Meyers N
wagon, dishing wheel and causing five
six dollars damage, much to Mrs Mey
] Idiscomfture.
AN OLD CoNpUcroR.--On OF the G
ductors in the party that passed thror
Albany has been in the business since Il
{ running on a Pennsylvania road now,
Is said to be the longest in the harness
any in the United States.
III A NEW CLERK Miss Belle Worley
/ this city has acceptei the position Of ass