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

Fliplty nop
At Splonkop
Went Bnlier's men.
It will not be necessary to hunt fer
candidates for etlice THE year,
l The progressive Oregon agricultural.
let will hereafter run diversified farm
an intensified manner. That means
auccees.
All England is astounded at warren's
defeat. Don't. he ~ss fighting q Christ
Ian people and not come bArbariAnB in
the middle OF Africa.
Salem is now talking creamery in earn
est. II has done this several timea be-
fore. IL takes money and action 10
bui d creameties. The butter will never
come until after some live churnins,
One good thing about the Chinese new
years is their practice OF starting 10 the
new year free from debt. Every Celsss
lal pays up his old debts II possible
Unfortunately they don't take news-
papers.
An exchange says the hity-sixth con-
gress is up to its ears in business. What
businees2 Financial bill, subsidy bill,
Philippine bill and Il is to be hoped a
successful NicaraguA bill.
The school meeting at the eentva,
building tonight is the most important
one OF the year. There should be a good
attendance, for Ii is the time when we
vote our money for splendid cause.
The Salem Statesman continues 20
pick at Binser Hermann. Nevertheless
II Binger had been in congress Instead Of
q man mostly tongue Yaquiua would
not have gotten il In the neck.
A great iasco has just begun in Cali
iornia. Under the false representation
that ''it was all fixed" the weak head
ed governor called special session oi
the Legislature to elect senator. The
meeting will be dasco and disgrace
to California politics.
Nothing conduces much more n hap
piness in the household than good but
ter. Several hundred Linn county
farmers in fhe habit OF bringing strong
butter to market should attend the state
convention at this city on
Feb. 18th and 18th and get some point |
ere.
The wagon road from Brownsville in.
10 the Blue River mines ia an enterprise
the people Of the county generally should |
in substantial manner. This |
ID the natural inlet to the mines which |
give promise OF q rich harvest. Push |
the good work along.
Recently when the DEMccRA4 received
! live hit in the 0regonian our worthy |
gave US random shot. |
See Saturdays 0regonian, south east |
corner of the editorial page. Like the |
other read the article twice.
Now for the annual dairy association |
meeting on the 18th and 18th OF Febru.
airy. Albany people made the poultry
show q marked success. Let them do |
their duty In the dairy industry one OF
the most important OF the state. There
will not be 80 much 70 see but there will |
be great deal to lesrn.
The liar who wrote the Oregonian |
that the Beers were towards should di. |
gest the following in today's account Of
the Spionkop battle:
The prisoners speak highly Of the |
bravery OF the bnrghers, who, despisinR |
cover, stood aga INST the skyline edges OF |
the summit to shoot the Dublin fusliera,
sheltered in the trenches.
The Oregonian very aptly refers TO
Oregon's senator, who is soon to retire
from Office as little George Mcbride"
The title is very appropriate from a
general standpoint. He has probably
been the weakest senator Oregon ever
lad, viewed from fair standpoint with
,ut any politics in the judgment. About
he only thing he has done OF moment
vas 10 secure those reindeers for the re-
ief Of the people on the Klondike, who
Ieeded relief about as much as Mr..
rockefeller.
The papermsnu!acturers are hitting
he newspaper men some very fast blows. ,
he price has increased over fifty per
ent, and paper man in the city says 1t |
Ill 60 up considerable higher, making I
nearly double what it was at one time.
q the sast newspapers generally are in I
easing their price, The DEMOCRAT will