The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-27

With ten to fifteen regular correspondent
all Of the county news Of Importance will
giyon each week.
Our exchanges arc full Of articles begin
ming I'VE tho uAdOrsignod." and endinI
would request you TO accept tho office o
school Clerk or director OF this district" fol
lowed by long lists Of prominent businos
mon, and III others. Fortunately such al
iiictions arc short aud never have touched
Linn county yet.
The manner Ia which Grst class, gilt.edgo
butter is appreciated is we'll illustrated b
tho fact that only 10 cents Ia paid by th
public for common butter, whilo 25 cents
gladly given for the preferred article, o
known reliable quality. There /. much Il
this fact.
Regardless OF the failure OF tho Oregon
Legislature to elect u = Senator, Nj
Charles MetzIer will continue 10 k cep fresl
aud salt water il'h. Columbia river smelt,
shoal water clans, fresh salmon CONSTANT,
on hand. He also will pay the highest cash
price for poultry and game.
Farmers we have ten double motion
tanning mills complete with zinc, hurdle and
selves for all kinds Of grain, which we will
sell for twenty-five dollars each. Now /.
your timo to buy separator cheap. John
Brush Son, next 10 Farmers' Co.'S Office.
For tho benefit Of tho Benton L,a,ier wo
will say that tho boiler Of tho Albany steam
launch has not "busted," but instead in n
very short time will be at Corvallis where IL
can be examined. the merits Of th. steamer
commented on, aud the boat. II desired, com.
pared 10 Corvallis mans fsct at a mnsaue
| ball.
Various reports have been circulated la
reference 10 the completion ofO & G Rail
road, the latest being tina. work will be re
nowod this spring. Like reports aro current
in reference TO the o Z. parties claiming 70
know. stating that work will soos DO begun
this aide Of Corvallis aud pushed toward,
Albany aud tho Cascade Range. II is 10 be
hoped that both rnporsa arc well founded
Theirs was disgustsd set 10 this city
Saturday evening, particularly among ks-
publieans, when it was ascertained Tor Ger
tain that tho State Legislature had adjourned
without elseting u = Senator. Some not
very complimentary remarks were made.
most of which made ou, many Legislator.
long cared fellows with brAying qualities.
Last Friday night tho senior editor Of the
DEaocRAr came within 4I votes OF bgias
elected U. s. Senator. The thought 10 ap.
palling 10 this Office. Subscription price Of
the DsMocRAr remains the same. $3.50 ia
advance. Now is the time To subscribe.
while tho sensation IL hot. Take the leading
paper of the valley. the DsMocRAr.
A tCw evenings since an unknown mau
went 10 ono OF the night watches aud asked
10 be pat ia the oaliboose over night in order
to obtain place Of rest. Ills request was
granted. la the morning tho door was found
knocked oil tue hiagos, the saes. having
ierked = wooden beam from the walls near
tho front door. aud with il broke open the
dsor. and left for parts unk nown. Il is
thought he waS weak in tho upper story.
\ Portland maa ia 10 invent dying una
chine with electricity A. tho motor. Many
people ridieale tho idea OF uuci machine.
yet depend on IL no: many year. vail slapas
before such mlehi1s w,ii b. sIssssdnily
oPsratsd. Man has undertaken fOx things
he has no. Aeeom.i,h,l II he dbss not
do u IN ons gsherItljn ~ .stil lt the neat.
More wonderful thsass far "a la Il y,ng ma.
chimes have been invss.ai. Way n5g thsy.
Certainly one had b,Etsr bi s.alyius tho
science OF aerial navigation n "a whiting
dry goods boxes evsa II hi i,m.ls faa OF
for IT,
Marat HAlstcal, Of tao C.uc.aaati Csa-
Hereilt Gasefte, ia tho March number OF the
North Am<ricaa Reri>ac contributes an ar.
ticls on THE Revival Of SectionalisH,." In
tho same number, Arehdsaeon FArrar pre-.
sents his views on Future Rstribation, :
and Prof y X Davis discusses "The Moral
Aspects OF Vwisection" in a way that brings
together briefly nearly everything that any
person OF note has said on the subject Max
Muller describes the astonishing ideas Of the
Buddhists on the subject Of CHARITY" and
George John Romanos opens up great sub.
iect with al article on "Miud in Men and
Animals" The other articles are one by
President Gilman on Titles tchiehy scholaa-
t'e.) one by Judge John A. Jameson on
Speculation in Politics, aud ono by John
w Johnston on Railway Land. grants"
The following is the narrow way in which
q Portland paper puts IL: "Soi Hirsch did
right not to permit minority to dictate to a
majority, and il wsuld have been good
thing for Oregon aud simply right il Mitchell
had manifested q similar spirit. The men
who voted against him because of his relig-
ion are ignorant fanatics who are better fit-
ted for an asylum than legislative hall Z"
Intelligent people know very we'll that
Hirsoh was opposed for other reasons than
his religion. In the Hrst place he was a wire
pulling ward politician. Ia the second place
the people have enough Of your Dolph style
OF Senator's. He represents those interests
the people do not want represented. being in
short regular ring politician. The asylum
is better lifted for those who kept voting for
man they knew they could not elect.