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About Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1888)
fit 'it f Daily Democrat. HEMOCEAT1C STATE TICKET. COXGRESSMAS-Johi. M. G.rln, of UuJttoK.h SfPKEJIE Jl DCE-Jjha Burnet:, ot Benton. PRESIDENTIAL EI.E'TIRS W. R, Bilvcu. Linn. E. R.-il'rth, ui Laulill. DISTRICT ATT RNEY-G. r. Bell, ol Miic.n DEHOClt VTIC COI NTY TICKET? RpxESESTATlVEi-R C Miller, o( Ubr.on, J B R Morel. Broiyj:e, Jl'DGEJ J Whitney, of AiJ. ( 0JIM110SER4-B W Coper, ol Cesser. U W Philli;, el -W. CLERK E E M jatwue, ol Utaoon RECORDER-K E DU,ol Hirruhurs. SHERIFF Joha Smllnin, el Soio. TRE SC RE R H Fnrell,oI Syrmcuie. ASSES30R-Z BUM, ol Brain Crock. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT L M CJri, olSoi SURVEYOR E J O Oonner, ol Albiny. CORoSERJerr- She, ol H"me. Horace Farwell for Count v Treasurer will receive a remarkably larj;e majority. See that the name of Geo. VY. Belt H on vour ticket for District Attorney. Y-. I inn countv. UarrUburg has cne candidate only.E. E.'Davis.for Re corder. Mr. Davi. is a democrat i long standing. man of good repute among his ncighbors.and in every -co. or the erSce. HarrUburg.though strongly ,,r..li- h.is a candidate on mc ticket, nevertheless she has always stood firmly up to the work and gi -es a Dig ma- .- Fw.-v other nreciiici ii .- v tv owes it to Harrlsburg to gn e t-u vote. Look into this subject and do your whole dutv. Th All a-ree that left Myers has de veloped into a first-class campaigner. He is said to be worrying Ol.Irv ir.eexten-ive- lv. Bv the way Jeff wants a uc.nu. . t th- ITnited States benate, ano will vote that way, but the republican can didates would all vote for Uolpn or inr-Li.. So democrat can afford to vote against Jeff er anv other of the legislative democratic ticket. Monday the, great battle of the ballots will take place. Be carelul now yi u oic. What does the Herald correspondent mean when it says Riley Kirfc is tne inenu of the w idowr ? Put vour ear to the earth next Tuesday night and listen for the election returns from Multnomah, Clatsap and Marion With acandidate for a platform the nom ination is a declaration. This truth was fullv exemplified when the democratic convention nominated Hon. John Burnett for Supreme Judge. Republicans have labored hard for the last month in this state to convince the voters that it is better to pay high taxes than low taxes.but they have utterly Jailed in theatttempt. The outrage mill has fallen into decay- but that is co reasan why every democrat should not walk up te the polls next Mon day and vote for E. t. Davis lor Kecoracr. It is nainful to see a short-legged man trying to wade in deep water, and this re minds us that It is a nainful sient to see a republican trying to get elected to an office in a democratic county. The democratic idea is that national taxes shauld be for national purposes, and not to make one man rich at the expense nf a hundred. If vou endorse this think of J. M. Gearin next Monday when you vate, as he believes this too. J- . B. R. Morelock. R. C. Miller and leff Mvra. rirmnt-rattc candidates lor the leg islature, are men worthy the support of every democrat in the county. To vote against either one of these men would be yoting in favor of Dolph, Ilirsch or Wil liams for the Senate. Don t you do it. Tt.n.-r.its.we call vour special attention to the fact that R. C. Miller, ore of the j.m-ratir r.mdidates for the legislature, an old citizen of this county .having resided i,.,. . vears. He is a farmer, fully iden tified with the best interests of the county. a man of strict integrity and a consistent democrat. Be sure when you-come to vote that his name is on your ticket. tie win ...... o inwrat for United States Sen ator, while the republican candidates, if elected,would vote for Uoipn. Itdaesn't speak much for the size of a man's mind when it only takes mm a mm t to mate it un.but that is no reason why n .houM not all eoeut next Monday and vote for Z.B. Moss for Assessor,.. J. J -n. ner for Surveyor and L. M. Curl lor scnooi Superintendent. Mnnnnnlies fatten on the eood nature and carelessness of the people, hence it will be the part of wisde-m tor every voter who uc sires to rid the masses of the people of the high war taxes under wlncn monopolies flourish, to take his little ballot next Mon Hav and smite monopolies by voting for John M. Gearin and the democratic Legisla tive ticket. Th election of lohn M. Gearin wauld give this state a democratic representative in congress who would act in narmony ih. mainritv of that house. It is use less to send a man to congress whose only work for four years has been to introduce bills that never passed. Th Di-mnrratie nartv. in its leader, the Prti.lnt has taken firm eround on the side of patriotism, peace and duty. He has demanded a return to tne ways i peace. Th? nrire of wool has declined and the republicans papers are quick to attribute it to the Mills bill. But the Orcgoniau said Tuesday lhat the price of range cattle is lower than ever before. Yet there is no wul on cattle. . Remember that a vote for Gearin is a vote against the protected monopolies of the country and in the interest of the tax payers and laborers. Vote as you talk. If you want reduction of taxation vote for Gearin. If you want to keep up high taxes vote for Hermann. The issue is plain and 8i mplc. ..' I'1-' Revenues limited to the necessities of the actual needs of the government is the democratic shibboleth in this campaign. How will you vote Monday, for Gearin and lowtaxes or Hermann and high taxes? That is the issue. He not deceived. Democrats of West Albany remember your precinct ticket is J. J. Beard for Jus- I tice and A. W. Moses lor constaoic. Democrats of East Albany, vote for George 1 Iumphrcy for Justice of the Peace and C. G. Burkhart for Constable- No better officials can be found. With vour little white paper ballot give high taxes a black eye next Monday. Democrats, remember that it is politically important to elect the County Judge and Comtuissioners,for in case the republicans controlled the Court and a county ollice, such as Shc-iff, Clerk, Treasurer or other ollice, should become vacant the Court would (ill the vacancy by appointment with a republican. The eye of the democrats of the who!e country are turned to the democrats of Oregon next Monday. Then democrats of Linn county, buckle on the armor to do your whole duly, not the least of which is. to vote for E. E. Montague for County Clerk Don't forget this important but pleasant duty. Protection benefits a dozen people and cheats a hundred. A uniform tariff regu- ated 19 the needs of industry and produc ng a sullicient amount of revenue to meet the just demands of the government eco nnmically administered is all the protection which fair minded people can ask, and the people will never be satisfied until it is re duced to that point. In Mexico women are not allowed to at tend funerals. If that were the rule here we should move to suspend the rule in or der that they might attend the funeral of fourteen Linn county republican candi dates next week. Notwithstandlng.our ad rice to every democrat is to go to the polls next Monday and, just before you vote, scan pour ticket carefully to see if the name of John Smallman ison it for Sheriff. If not, .vrite It on at once and vote and go home :i sleep sweetly all night. I have just received on invoice of-the celebrated Thompson Glove Fitting Corset, one of the olde.t wrd Tiost reliable muke known. I also keep a full assortmentc The Ball's Coil Spring Health Corscl Dr. Warner's Health Corset, Besides a full llDe of FRENCH WOVEN CORSET d corets varying iu price from 50 cents to $3.00 each. I keep ext-a sizes id lengths of abdominal, nursiDg, and Alistes corsets, and evsrythmg it waiaU for children and Misae". am am Samuel E. Young. QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS BIG BUSINESS, Is wl a, we httn and huMle for. Why should wo niitMlniTM weh;te the above named object in view ami mve evcrjbiUy STERLING QUALITIES. We Expect Your Trade. Wo carry a.full lino of GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND CLASS WARE, CIGARS AND TO BACCO. Ami rhalloimo iinyono t dlflpu'e t'mt Onn Ilros, ts the ehuu)t-t plucu in town. New and Second Hand Store Owing to the Increased demands of our business we have been compelled to move Into alarger store and we can now be found next door to S, E, Yeung, where we will be pleased to see cur patrons. If you need any stoves, furniture, tinware, crockery, clocks, carp6ts, pictures, fruit Jars, trunks, books, roller skates, saddles, saws, planes, etc and a thousand dif ferent and use ai tides you can not do better this s!d9 ef San Franciaco than you can do with us on a purchase or exchange , L. GOTTLIEB, 123 First Street, Albany, Or, FOR SALE, at very low rates. Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts, Pickets, Fence Trimmings, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Call for prices at yard on 6th St , as east of O. fe C. switch. W. W, CROWDER. Administrator's Sale OF ST. CHARLES HOTEL AND OLD GRANGE STORE. NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed Administrator of the co-partnership estate of Houck & Meyer, Henry Meyer, be ing deceased, in pursuance of an order and decree of the County Court of l.inu county, Oregon, made and entered of record on the 2nd day of April, 18SS, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, nt the Court House door in Lion county, Oregon, on Hie and day ot June, IXKH, at the hour of ouo o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the following described real prop erty belonging to said estate, to-wit : Lots No. 5, 6, 7 and 8, in block No. 2, in the city of Albany, in Linn ceunty, Oregon ; also 25 feet off the west aids of lot No, 1, in block No. 10, iu the city of Albany, in Linn coun ty, Oregon ; also the east one-half of lot No, 3, in block 11, in the city of Albany, in Linu ceunty, Oregon, as described on the plats and surveys of said city ; also lot No. 7, containing 6.G7 acres, known as fair ground lot, surveyed off and plotted by the Linn County Agricultural Association, the same beings part of the N W quarter of the do nation land claim of Isaao Hutching, in Linn connty, Oregon, Terms of sale cash in hand. .Tons A. CruwFonn, Administrator. RedCrownMills ISOM, LANXING & CO., PROPR'S. !KW JROCESS FLOUR SCTKRIOR TOR rAMIMIs AN BAKERS OSS. BEST STORAGE FACILITIES. Highest Price in Cash fo Wheat ALBANY OR. JULIUS JOSEPH, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST C.ears, Plug ann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and a full line of Smokers' Artieles, Also dealer In CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. W. Next door to Burkhan & Keeney's Real Estate Ofllce, Albany, Oregon. EHERTTfliG in the Boot and Shoe Line AT COST . until closed out at BROWNELL & 'STANARFS. A. J, ROSSITER, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Col lege, Toronto, Canada, WHITTIER k THOMPSOH f Office and residence corner of and Baker .streets. jond ALBANY, OREGON. TEA I HERS Who wish to sc- v re first grade certificates ahmid ftnd fnr Nflrmnl 'lti.iitlr,r. llnnl. which contains ali it 500 pages of questions wun complete answers, rnce, i.o. Ad dress Prof. A. B. Childcrs, llrowns'yille, W. J. P. Wallace, Physician rnd Surgeon, Al bany, Or. Plain and Ornamental Painting and Paper Hanging, CEILING DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY Work done on short notice either In clt r country. Charges reasonable. JOHN BRICCS, FLOEIST, ALBANY, - - OREC Roses a Specialty Cemeteryjlots planted and alUndedt.
