The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10

ued Just the same now election 10 over.
Itis an interesting fact politically that
@ d Stein had the lowest vote on the
middle Of the road ticket.
A republican ut Tallman was telling
what ignoramuses the unionists were,
and then deliberately went into the
booth and voted ior every governor on
the ticket.
Politics among some Of the Portland
papers seems to be to support the man
who will pay the most. Their candida.
tee are all mixed up 90 far as party
gees.
The weather 10 propitious for drying
up the mud that was slung in different
parts Of the state during the campaign.
ls will take some time to do the job in
Multnomah county.
The time OF year has come when some
of our exchanges can lay in q supply OF
wrappers australian ballots left over,)
for the ensuing two years. 1t 10 fact
that We have received papers wrapped
In such ballots over year after election.
According to the Sentinel, republican,
II the election in Marion county, goes in
favor Of tine union ticket as the Sentinel
partially intimates, il will be due to the
reacting influence Of the Statesman, re-
publican. This displays one Of the amen
titles Of Salem journalism.
Tangent men who went to California
10 improve their fortune and health are
gradually returning home, to this land
of webfees, and away from the land OF
droughts. B Mills and W W Powell
have ordered their DEMOCRATS changed
back 10 Tangent.
One Of the latest little songs going the
rounds Of the papers 10: I'VE don't
want 10 buy at your place. We Won't
trade there any more; you'll be sorry
when you see us going to some other
store; you can't sell us any stale good /;
we have opened wide cur eyes; We don't
want 10 trade at your store, cause you
do not advertise.
Twelve hundred and fifty beef steers
left North Yakima, Washington, last
xeek for Dawson, Alaska. They are the
property Of . man named O w Thsbo
and have been bought in Wyoming, Ida
| no ard Washington &C so and upwards
head. They win be driven in 10 bands
over the Dalton trail 10 Selkirk, whence
they win be taken to Dawson on rats.
Ayoung lady, who 10 . stenogrs pher in
the Branch Mint was bitten by . rat.
while asleep the other night. and Call
reporter wsnt TO zee her aboas Ii. He
says:
"Miss GeAry IL o very interesting pa-
tient and 10 certainly . moAt attractive
and beautiful one. Al she lies with her
copper colored hair massed In artistic
confusion about her sweet, pale face, she
makes % striking . picture that one is
almost tempted TO forgive the rat, reali-
Eing the temptation 10 which be wac ex-
posed"
The Merrimac was blown mp in the
santiaeo channel on purpose, eight men
being secured who we're willing 10 risk
their lives for the purpose. All were
saved and captured BY the Spaniards
who will sxhange them. xs the MeEYi.
mac was immediatsly blown out Of the
channel By tbs Spaniards il is hard .c
tell what what good il cid. But this j.
an age Of heroism and We box before the
bravery Of the men who we're willing 10
risk 90 much.
Revised for the DExocRAT.l
Oh, Smith he runs little store
Beneath his honest name;
He also runs Democrat Ad.
To advertise the same.
Not 20 With Brown. Though he, loo, owns
A shop the same In size:
He does mot spend single sou
His wares 20 advertise.
Now, mark resultsl For every one
| That trades with Mr.. Brown
Full sixteen troop 10 Mr.. Smiths
And lay their shekels down.
And when their profits they compare
As The day's trade 10 done,
Why Emith's ahead ratio
| OF just "sixteea to one.
John ] Lentx, who was recently In Al.
hany. 10 Q young man forty-two years o
ago. BE 10 very popular man at home
and possesses thoee elements which
make popularity, and which will make
him heard from in the future regardless.
olthe Misrepresentation OF his addresses,
Here is little non.political item from
the SAiem journal. showing his wonder
Iiul Iemembfance for faces snd incidents
When Hon John Lentz, Of Ohio, was in
Town ne boarded an electric car and was
Immediately recognized by the motorman
Walter DeLone, who knew Lentx Ia the
east: Lentx also recognized him. "I
recall where saw you," he said, shut
don't recall your name. | saw you n,
. political meeting in o'Brien county.
lowa." His memory was correct.
A tremendous sensation has been
kicted up in Southern religious circles
by The charge OF Mrs William II FELTON,,
vile Of ex-Congressman FELTON,, that the
t288, ,0)0 recently awarded to Southern
Methodists by Congress for property
confscated and destroyed during the
| war was obtained by Misrepresentation
Mrs FELTON, alleges that the agents for
the petitioners represented 10 Senator
Ball OF Tennessee that no money was to
be paid to lobbyists, and that on this
sumption the appropriation was made.
Mrs FELTON, declares thst subsequently.
according to previous agreement, 35 per
cent, or Slc0, 900, was given to LOBBYISTS.
that Major K B Stahlman OF Nashville
received large sd n for mis- services.
There Ii talk OF returning the entire
sum 10 the Government.
The 0Tegonian's Note and Comment
man sizes up Doug Hamilton as follows :
"Rev A D Hamilton, OF Scio, has OF
late changed his mind as many times as
Tom Cooper did In the legislature Of
1895. A few weeks ago Hamilton pub.
lished card exonsfating A Munkers,
populist candidate for sheriff OF Linn
county, of blame for the ducking which
he fHamilton) was given Ia the Scio
days ago Hamilton published another
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