Dally Democrat.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
For Pd.nt-aROVER CLBVSL.VSD I K York
For Vic Presldent-ALLEX 0. THUMIAS. of Ohio.
W 1 E 'KWW ' Multi."ranh county.
E.' SKirWOKTII, ot Uuiatiha, counlj.
In his "Twenty Years in Congress" ex
Senator James G. Blaine wrote of ex-Sen-
ator Allen G. Thurman as tonowa .
rank in the Senate was established from
the day he took hisseat,and was never low
ered during the period of his services. He
was an admirably disciplined debater, was
fair in his method of statement, logu.... ...
his argument,honcst in his conclusions. Le
had no trick in discussion.no catch phrases
to secure attention, but was always direct
and manly. His mind was not preoccupied
litical contests or
anu eng. v-w .
with affairs of state. He had natural and
cultivated tastes eutside of those fields. He
wis a discriminating reader, and enjoyed
not only serious books, but Inclined also to
the lighter indulgence ot romance
trv. He was especially fond of the best
French writers. He loved Moliere and
Racine, and could quote with rare enjoy,
ment the humorous scenes depicted by
Balwc. He took pleasure in the drama
and was devoted to music, in asmny
ton he could usually be found in the best
seat of the theater when a good play was to
be presented or an opera was to be giver.
These tastes illustrate the genial smcoi m
nature and were a fitting complement to
the stronger and sterner elements of the
man. His retirement fram the Senate was
a serious loss to his party a loss,indced,to
the body. He left behind him the respect
of all with whom he had been associated
during his twelve years of honorable service."
The'ssue this year wiUnottveen
Mr. Cleveland anu rait,..."---- .
as men ; it will be between free trade anu
ll-rM
nnmu'B at m a i
On many occasions me
..... i r rniv I
friendly way has asfced mc --v
c h the nhrasc "free trade.
This it has not done. This it will not do,
L ... . .ii it would either prove
DCCitusv . - o , I
the whole republican party to be t ee
traders" or that it, ttscii, iimn-i.."-"-,.,
t a We ask the read
ers of that paper to watch carcful'y and
-...i.. .U......W-I. that we are ri"ht in ns-
suming that that paper dare not undertake
to define -free trade." The UcroU will
ba-n before the campaign is over win
issue is simply low taxes ornin
"The man who asserts that t lower the
tariff means free trade insults intelligence.
We brand him as a falsifier. The aim is to
phold wages and protect the rights of all.'
The above extract from Daniel Dougher
ty's speech in nominating Cleveland at St.
Louis, expresses in a nutshell, the position
of the tariff reformer. It is a truth that
neither Eastern monopolists nor Western
trusts dare face. It Is their aim to shroud
the tariff question with a web of sophistry.
President Cleveland's message on the sub.
ject was plain, concise and intelligent. A
school boy could not mistake his meaning.
Yet fro'n the coffers of the steel a,nd iron
manufacturers there continues to come, in
accents of fear, the cry of free trade. Mr.
Dougherty brands them as falsifiers. He
is right. They do not dare face the ques
tion as it really is. They distort the Pres
ident's meaning and attempt to mystify the
workingman.
Congressman Timothy J. Campbell of
New York has wagered $5,cx with ex
Congressman Page of California that Pres
ident Cleveland would carry New York
state next autumn by a good round major
itv. One hundred dollars forfeit was post
ed by each gentleman and the remainder
of the wager is to be deposited immediately
after the Chicago Convention has finished
its deliberations.
Campbell reports his party well organ
ized in New York City and Brooklyn. He
fixes President Cleveland s majority in in ew
York City as not less than 60,000, as com
n.irprl with to.c yo four vears aco. In
Brook'yn and throughout the state he be
lieves the gains will be correspondingly
large.
.io there resided in Gal
latin county, Ky, Martin H Phillip, his
wife, and a son and oaugnwr. 1 ..
... comfort wealth could afford,
but she became wayward and broke her
father's heart. Half cra.ed he took sever
al thousand dollars and departed from
u .i..i,ri,. he would for the remain-
dcr of hia life be a wanderer. His friends
made every effort to ascertain his wncrc-
abouts, but were unsuccessnu aim -
U ! . '..n AC Hnft I
lllll. UU I
r... J,... his son. in looking over
the list pensionsallowed saw the name of
f..,! u Phillins. as havinebeen pension
ed for services in the Mexican war, and
that he resided at Shelbyville, Illinois
m. i.nItiatelv started and arrived
here yesterdav, to find his long-lost father
an inmate of the poor house. The young
1. n.,r;nved at finding his father, and
will soon take the wanderer, who is now 72
years of age, back to his once forsaken
home, where tne lamiiy win &
ited.
n...mu- of Michiean. one of the repub
lican members of ways and means com
!.... i.n. nn Examiner correspondent
frankly that he believes the Mills bill will
I have just received nn invoice of the celebrated
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset,
one of the o.dest rd ,0. reliabie tuake know,. I a.8okeeP . Ml U
The Ball's Coil Spring Health Corset
Dr. Warner's Health Corset,
Besides a full line of
iTTslaTulittle'' Foraker.a delegate from
fnttrurted ta support bherman, is 1
likely to desert that gentleman, and the
Cincinnati Commercial umene uircreH
him with all kinds of dire calamities.
Tv the Thinking People of Albanv
Friends : Inasmuch as this is the day
unit acre of sensational advertising and every
Wlness man is racking his brain trying to
concoct some scheme whereby he can get
-i,.o f hl neighbor. We wish .o deviate
rom that rule and make the fallowing state
ments, knowing that they will be appre
ciated by all lovers of truth ar.d justice. W
are here in business for the purpose of
making money and we realize that in order
to accomplish that object we must have a
continuance of our large patronage, r urtb
thu ran be assured
ernHiuBCMwn .......
. . rrnrtnn niir nart and we
OniV DV CXHCim-v""" - , .
wish to state that we will at all times give
you first-class gooas ai pi .;
i .1 hmiui In Albany and in ad-
dition allow you 5 per cent ott on all cash
pu chases. The statement made by some
dealers that they can buy cheaper than
others is folly in the extreme as all cash
, ani.nl nrU'iintnfrefi one with an-
UUVC19 I""". "I"1" O "
other. What we are striving to do is to
merit your patronage .m -v
square, upright dealing to do so and he 01
mutual nenenioiic iuuuiv..
Respectfully,
Brownell & Staxard,
FRENCH WOVEN CORSET
waists for children and Misses.
Samuel E. Young.
r
It is feared the peace of Europe if not e
cure under the uew reign of Emperior Wil
iiara, 01 ucrmD-.
For Sale. One new set harness.
Inquire at the Russ House.
J. H. HoWAI"-.
QUICK SALES,
SNIALLPROFITS.
BIG BUSINESS,
not as lonff as we have the above named object in
view and jriva everybody
STERLING QUALITIES.
We Expect Your Trade.
We carry al'ull line of
GROCERIES. CROCKERY
AND CLASS WARE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Manufacturer of Choice Cgar,
A full line of Br. Prices Cream Baking apd
I delicious flavorinc extract at
WALLACE IHOMF.SO.1 a.
llereaftep
I we will allow a l cash pardiases of goode at
1 . . it t I--
I onr iwre oiper ceui. u irwm p.v.
Dnuirnnui uin..ni,
"William M. Speed, of the New York S
is taking a jaunt through the west, prcpar-,
atory to the coming campaign, and has
been in Omaha visiting friends.
In speaking of the political outlook in
New York State and city, he has no hesit
.mrv in savin? that evervthinp will be
Democratic this year, bom national and
He considers Dooew the strongest man in
the Republican party in New York State,
and with him the party might make a good
mrni tor inc mate.
Ilpwitt and Hill will undotihtpdl v throw
tneir strcngtn into me campaign lor inc i t , ,
I min dVinllnlinnrrnn fnTrlhin n ft nn Pnnno
Atimimstration, as tncy arc notn alter l mo OllBUCUOlgCl uuuiuiutvuiuu I uuuu
office and will have to do that to win.
It is nn stronn as plank fencing,
it Will lUSt Uircw union a iiuk
It dnea not Iniure stock, beina ai visible
And challenge anyone to dlipute that CONN Ilro
the cheapest place in town.
CHEAPEST AND BEST
FENCE MADE.
It is said that Congressman Fitch, repub
lican, who now represents one of the New
York Citv PonirresRion.il ilitrirtc. hn H.
cided to drap the name "republican' and to
Iicnceiortn assume inc name "democrat.
The reason for this significant change is
that Mr. Kitch believes there ought to be
acarcful and iudiciotls revision nf llii tariff
in the interest of consumers and laborers,
and to reduce the now accumulating sur
plus In the treasury. Like all true demo
crats, he is not a free trader,but would care
fully guard the interest of labor.
The battle between Cleveland and the
champion who shall be sent tin against him
will not be a battle for men. It will be a
victory for high or for low taxes, The re
mibllcans have been so nlaccd that thiv
cannot furnish a candidate who represents
a reduction of the levy of $371,000,000 w ith
out lightening whisky and tobacco.
It nrnteeta alla-our crops from all H'.ock
1 1 . - C..M,
Uinu iijnju iniiiu
itti'nfr nrnoi. nrnioctinir innin irom
dogs and wolves.
U i r ldnrsed bv 200.000 nf the best
far nern In tl e West,Ri fully filling every
claim w. make for it.
It will turn a pig, Dull, Horse, nog, call,
ahee.idrgor hall grown fowl.
It will save every farmer H40 00a mile
on .very mile of fonc he build".
It is the tro iki-M, cheapest, most dura
ble, and perfect farm fence on earth.
It fo ma the most perfect combination
o'two mterials,maklng them inseparable
t-d Annnllv ilnrnhla. nmnlilnlnir li
t'oea, the neatness and elegance nf Iron
wit 1 fcno Biiaiifciu nun uiirnuuiiy 111 nteei.
( Planed and rmintod. it makes a fine fei.ne
for the city.)
Price, only 50c. to 05c. per rod.
FRANK SIKES,
a Rent,
Back ofStew.ut A iiox, Albany, Oregon.
THE PLACE.
By all means call on
arker Brothers,
Successors to Mil Fox, Jtr your
Groceries,
Produce, Baked Goods, Etc., Etc,
Their ffoode are t ho' boat and their Prices
L, W. CLARK.
Portrait Photographer.
Stuaio corner Second and Ferry Streets
naam Unnn U .111 ... llmimil Unn.
Children's pictures a specialty,
ALBANY, - - . OREGON.
3
AND DEALER IN
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
Cigars, Tlugann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and a all
line of Smokers' Articles, Also dealer in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next door to Burkhpri ds Keeney'sReal Estate Ofllce, Albany, Oregon.
EMffiHiG !
in the
Boot and Shoe Lini
AT COST '
until closed out at
BROWNELL & STANARD S.
FOR SALE,
at very low rates.
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
'Pickets, Fenc8 Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Call for orlces at ve.nl nn IV h si j
east of O. & C. switch.
W. W, CRQWDER.
FOSHAY & MASON,
vwuna-.p ass aiTAii
Druggists and Booksellers,
Agents for John B. Alden's publications,
which we sell at publisher's prioM with
ostagoadded. 1
ALBANY, OREGON.
FItANCIS PFEIFF
r KOFRIE7TO K OF
Albany Soda Works
And Manufacturers of-
CHOICE CONFECTIONER!, (
Wo are aow prepared to fell at J'
sale, always fresh nl pure at Po"
priots to dealers. We also keop
lino of f
Nuts anil Tropical FrmtSi i
-OUR j
CIGAR AfMrt TOBACCO
department Is comVrtfc We kP !,
very finest stack ef a'tioklagan
.uutuaxi, meerncnaum ana oner yr- t
a delight to smokers. K
CROSSEN & ALLEfTl
T3"P?.f-T3- TTP.T'OESl,
Albany Track and Dray Co., Hcl;
r i , ... jt Atotiltk
vtouui uanuiaa wiiu oaro t