Daily evening Albany democrat., July 25, 1888, Page 2, Image 2

Daily Democrat.
NATIONAL DEJIOL'IIATIO TICKET,
or.P.-Jiul3at-aROV.5OI.EVi!IAD,ijf Ns;York
or Viw PrasMent-VLLES a. TUURMAN, oiJOhio.
For Pf jiiibntlal Electors
W. K. BM.YK17, of Llivnoounty.
W. H. E-TIMUKa, o( MiiUiionnh'-'ciraiity
E. K, 8KIPWOKTU, of Umatilla, count)'.
BARCLAY HENLV.
The Orcgotian yesterday had a long dis
patch detailing the statement that Ex-Con
gressman Henly of California had bolted
the democratic ticket and would vote for
Harrison, As bearing upon the subject we
give below a statement made by the San
Farncisco Examiner of 19th Inst :
"A rumor prevailed Friday to the effect
that ex-Congressman Barclay Henley, the
wellknown attorney and politician, had de
cided to "bolt" the Democratic ticket and
work for the success ol Harrison and Mor
ton. A representative of the Examiner inter
viewed Mr, Henley at his office in the after
noon for the purpose of ascertaining if he
had actually transferred his allegiance to
the Republican party. The truth was
quickly ascertained.
"The statement that I haye left the
Democratic party is untrue," said Mr. Hen
ly, decisively. "What is more, I have
never countemplated any such action. I
do not known how such a rumor could
have originated."
The Oregonian of to-day contains a deni
al of yesterday's canard
The Mills bill proposes to reduce the tax
on pig iron only seventy-two cents per ton.
The Iron masters of Pennsylvania petition
ed Congress declaring that that meant the
price of their iron would fall seventy-two
cents per ton, which would ruin them, and
if the tax were reduced they would pull
their fires and quit business. They said
this within two months and the politicians
took it up and repeated it in a thousands
forms to affect the party relations of votcr6
who have no lime, or lack inclination to
think for themselves. Now witness the
commentary of their own conduct upon the
claim made by these iron masters. Within
.two months they solemnly declared that
they would be ruined if the duty on iron
were reduced 72 cents per ton, assuming
that it would cause a like reduction in price.
And now they have voluntarily reduced
the price of pig iron $2 per ton and are
running full blast day and night ! What is
one to think of such trifling by these men
with the revenue legislation of this coun
try ? If 72 cents off a ton would ruin them,
how can they stand a reduction of $2 ? An
yet they do stand it.and lia -e more buslnei
'han ever.
'TIITKCANOK AND TYl.Klt TOO."
There is an old line whig in this city,
Mr. Eli Carter,who voted for Grandpa Har
rison in 1840 who informs the Democrat
that he will give Mr. Cleveland his ardent
support. He 6ays while William Henry
was a good man, all grandsons of presidents
would not necessarily make 'good presidents.
Now, that the Mills bill has passed the
price of wool is advancing. It seems that
business has entered the campaign against
free w hisky and taxed necessaries of life.
You ought to see the cai toons in the cur
rent number of JIarfei't. They are equal
to a full column of editorial.
Fine mixed and plaiu pickles at
Wallace & Thompson's,
See impetrtuiit adv of
anotaer colun.u.
L K Brooks hi
lof 'SLM' rfi m mn
VUJV
Notice.--The barber shop of L. Vierec
has been moved into the room justeast of
1 ne one ne now occupies, preparatory t
the latter being fixed up in first-class style
L4. V IERECK,
A full line of Dr, Prices Cream Baking arj
delicious UavonuK extracts at
.Wallace bi Thompson's,
ur. jm. a. cuts, nnvsician auu surueou
An Buy, uregon. i.aus made m oity
country.
I he hues!, ilia coffee in the mirkot at
Wallace & 1 hompson's.
I ain now receiving my senna and summei
1 ress gooas. iaii early and secure barga na
W. H KEAD,
Patronize home industry. Try one
tiusGima u-ceu& cigar, rirsc ol ms own
make.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
NOTTC1S ia ;.. .1,t k. 1
7 , j B' s" mo nullum
meeting of the stockholders of the CapitalGold
uu ouvar wining company ot the city of
Salem, Oregon, will be held at the office of
the undersigned in Griswold'a block, in said
oity. on the second Thursday, the 9th day of
august, moo, as o o ciock p. m., lor the
election ot direotora and for such other busi
ness as may come before the meeting.
Salem, Or., July 23rd, 1S88.
S. F. Chadwick, Seciotary.
It now appears extremely doubtful
whether the republican majority of the
Senate finance committee will be able to
. agree upon a substitute for the Mills bill,
In the first place the republican Senate
would fear to make reasonable amend
meuts to the Mills bill on account of the
fact that a conference committee of the
two houses might reach an agreement and
thus settle the tariff question, and leave the
republican party before the people with no
issue but the memory of the war, upon
which of course they would founder long
before the campaign should end. In the
second place the republican members of
the Senate cannot agree among themselves
on a tariff bill. It Is said five of six repub
llcan Senators favor the free Wool clause In
the Mills bill, which creates an irreconcila
ble difference on that subject. There are
many other points on which republican
Senators cannot agree, hence everything
points to the fact that they will be com
pelled to dodge the tariff bill.
S. 1). Riggen of Portland, Manager of
large number of Insurance Companies
out In a long article in the Sunday's Oreg'
omait in which he says : "Hitherto I have
uniformly voted for three publican nom I
nees for president. But on this occasion
if I shall live till the 8th of November
propose to vote for Urover Cleveland."
One by one the honest, intelligent voters
are falling In with the right.
And now comes the California Democrat
the leading republican German paper of
San Francisco and declares its determina
tion to support Cleveland. The rcpblican
Germans all over the country teem to be
restless and dissatisfied with the awkward
attitude Into which they have been placed,
and thousands of them are coming over to
Cleveland. Keep your eye on them.
Pierce Kane, a manufacturer of woolen
clothing at Sandlake, will vote against re
duction of the clothing tax. When asked
he rcpllej : "I know my business ; I am vot
ing for Kane."
For President. The Ghost of 1S40. For
Vice President the Substance of Wall
street. Platform We'll make a China out
of this fair land.
Calvin S. Ilrice of Ohio, Chairman of
the national democrat executive committee
wa 15 years old w hen the war broke out.
He enlisted and remained In the service
until the close of the w ar.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE 2
Notice In hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore exisitinK between
Wm. Fortuiiller and T H. nn
the name of Wm. Fortmlller and Co,, has
r, urauivou, ir. vone retiring. The
uuaiueaa win uu conducted tv Wm. Fort
miller who will meet all obligations, and
to whom all debts should be paid;
Pay Up.,-Tbose indebtod to the firm
win fiieaae seme ac once as the mone
iieeueu in ins Business, and must
loney Is
be had
WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES.
We are now agents at this place for the
celebrated wagons, hacks and bungle,
made by Fish Bros., of Ranlnn wi
can give better goods and lower prices
wiuio, xvemeraoer tnat we
nam V uu I inuiH HUM will mairt. if - l.
"i yu iu cuius ana see us.
BTEWBTll SOX.
E FITT1J
I have jiiHt received an invoiceof the celebrated
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset,
one of the oldest srd laoU reliable make known. IalaoWp a full aisortme
The Ball's Coil Spring Healli Com!
Dr. Warner's Health Corset,
Besides a full line of
FRENCH WOVEN CORSET
and corieta varying in price from 50 cents to $3.00 each. I keep ext 'a aizi I
and langths of abdominal, nursing, and Misses corsets, and evarything ir
waists for children and Misses.
Samuel E. Young.
MACHINE OILS.
The bast Varieties of manh Itim nil a l Ka
i T V. i a 7 Clewa" Hox specially
uv liju uiuu cuuniv iarmnra. Knona mm.
aDtoed.
J. P. HAIL,
Albany, Or., Agent for
oiumbia Bicycles and Tricycles.
New stock cf 1SS8 pattern hlevrl?. .....
received. Baro-alns In
all sizes and ptices. Call and examine
Biui. uf Kt-nu ior catalogue nee
THE PLACE.
By all means call on
arker Brothers
Successors to John Fox, 'or your
Groceries,
AT COSTS
Having decided to closejout oubnsinesB here, we will aell.ourj
ENTIRE STOCK
-OF-
ProrJuce, Baked Goods', Etc., Etc.
Their (roods are the best and their crices
NIUVMinh'a I
FOR THE LADIES
Bargains in Millinery,
FINE TRIMMED BATS, BONNETS,
Oi ii ing. Furnishing Goods.Ms, Caps, Trunks,
At Cost !
Those wishing bargains will cIl early before the stock isjbroken,
goods mus. be sold within the next au aays.
C. B.Roland & Co.
these
FOSHAY & MASON,
TOL1U11 111 UMUr-
Droggistsand Booksellers,
A Ken ts for John R. a ntn..i
rhiSh w Mil .t h7 Z. r.-""
n rta f a era aH A aI J
ALBANY, OKKGON.
MRS. B. HYMAN,
next east of 8. E, Younn's. Alh.
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPINO OUTFITS, AND STAMP;
inu uune IU UKUEK.
LESSONS IX PAINTING.
Wednesdays and Thursdava nf ul
week, and pectin done tooideron
plaques and other material,
Nlni assortrint ofArlla n....i.i
aand. .. on
JULIUS JOSEPH,
5 ran?""' Manufacturer of Choice Cigars
AND DEALER IN
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
At Very Low Figures.
These goods must go, so'come earlyland
MRS. E, J, O'CONNER
MCALISTER & WOODWARD.
Homeopathic Physicians & Surgeons
Obstetrics, Treatment of Chronin TH.
ouooii oi woman ana ciuiuren b speolalty.
All calls promptly attended day and
Office in the Flinn Block.
Cigars, Plug ann Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and .fall
line oi amoicers' Annies, Also dealer c
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS,
Next door to Burkhan A Keenoy's Albany, Oregon.
BINDING TWINE.
rve siari, in tnia snnann .tlk onruu
U . T "'J' v maniua blna
ing twine, which we will sell at as low
ptlce as the quality of the goods will arl
mit. There U verV llttl. F vJL -."i
the market, and a great deal of poor tw,
s being offered at Tow prices. W wn'oe
w glad to nil your orders for the best uld I
oTBVf ART A SOX. '
C,J. DILLON,
WHOLE3ALE M VNUPACrURER OP
FURNITURE,
ALBANY OR.
FRANCIS PFEIFFER,
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany Soda Works.
And Manufacturemjof
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
We are ow preparer! to Pell at wholb
sale, always fresh and pure at Portland
prloes to dealers, We also keep full
line of
Nuts and Tropical Fruits,
-OUK-
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
partment Is oomVfK We) keep the
j finest stoek ef a'tioklngmnrl ehewing
ceo, meerschaum and briar pipes that
ellgt to smokers,