Daily Democrat
Mr Wiiimikcr It said to be much pleas
ed with Clarkson. He couldn't hive found
a better man for his "suspender depart
ment."
Mr J D Rockefeller, who gave $600,000
toward the establishment of a Bap'Jst L'nl
yersity in Chicago, it taid to be read; to
increase hit gift to $3,000,000 if necessary.
Mr llarriton tart : "Thank God.I have
satisfied m vtelf. It it the onl y satisfaction
!hat a man can b certain of." Mi Harri .
sn hat done more than satisfy himself
He has satisfied all hit relatives.
The latest wrinkle in the clothing trade
is garmenti made of paper. A Minnesota
iiventor it said to have made enough
vests and underclothes of paper last win
ter to create temelhing of a panic among
St Paul clothert. The paper is prepared
so that it is as soft as cloth anJ the cold
cannot penetrate i'.
The official figures of the United Statet
Ctnsut in 1790 were 3,9:9,326, f which
number 695,655 were t'aves. A short time
after these figuret appeared Capt G Imlay,
Virginian, published an article in wh'ch
ha placed the population in 1S90 at 64,000,
030, and wae therefore supposed by hit
friends to be a visionary. Hit prediction
was surprisingly accurate as well as daring.
About twoyearsajo Benjamin Harrison,
of Indiana, now fresicient of the United
Statet, tart the New York World, decided
to come to New York to practice law.
Lackily for him hit intimate friends, New
and Dudley ,saw into the future Terr clear
ly and persuaded him to remain in Indian
apolis. '
The Irish ask for homerule.but the Tory
peers in that unfortunate country seem to
think that a royal residence in Dublin and
an English prince to live in it will do as
well. This is the old story. For some
eight hundred years England has been re
fusing the Irish what they asked and giv
them what thev did not want.
A special from Harrisburg, Penn., says
that Postmaster-General Wanamalrer's
ambition is to be governor of Pennsylvania.
It is said also, that Senator Quay is ready
to help him reach his goal. These things
being true, Mr Wanamaker has only to
raise a campaign fund and f lace it in Mr
Quay's hands.
The difference between John Jarrttt and
the workmen he claimed to represent in
his enthusiastic advocacy of protection U
that the protectionvictory brings John a
fat office and the workmen a reduction of
wages. But the fat office will bring addi
tional arguments in favor of protection
and the reduction of wages will bring in
creased profits to the protected manufac
turer, so that tne beauty of pro.ection will
be unimpaired.
The confession of faith adopted by the
Westminster Assembly has been maintain
ed without change for nearly 250 years.
But even Presbyterianism, intensely con
servative as it is, has at last taken the first
step toward revising its standards of faith.
The response of the Presbyteries to the
questions of the General Assembly, espe
cially as regards the doctrine of predestina.
tion,cannot fail to excite a profound interest
outside at well at within the Presbyterian
denomination.
The first outfit of men and machinery
foractual work on the Nicarague cm a
has been dispatched to the scene of of era-
tions. It will be a great day for the c.isi
merce of tho world when the canal is com
pleted and successfully opened to ships. In
the meantime the big ditch, dug part way
across the isthmus of Panama is slowly
filling up, while several thousand unern
ployed laborers wait.houseless and without
food, for stcumers to take them away.
The office subsidized organs naturally
tee everything at Washington through
rose tinted spectacles. One of them .ays
that "in the pension service the change in
spirit and purpose is felt already by every
veteran in the land." Yes, it is decidedly
a change, even from fermtr republican ad.
ministrations, to have the "roll of honor"
recruited by shirks and bummers whose
"injuries in the line of duty" came from
falling out of bunks, getting hit by demi
johns or indulging in horse play. The
battle scarred veterans do"feel the change,"
and many of them do not like it.
Calvin S Brice, chairman of the demo
cratic National committee has just bee
made a member of Mart- Armstrong Post
G A R at Lima, Ohio. That will give
him no better standing with republicans, so
long as he votes the democratic ticket. A
confederate who now votes the republican
ticket will receive far greater consideration
at the hands of this administration than a
union soldier win votes the democratic
ticket, notwithstanding the very great love
l'.;at party professes -.o entertain for the old
soldier. After all, it is a mere question of
politict ; if the voter is a republican he it
all right soldier or no soldier, and if he Is a
democrat he is all wrong soldier or no sol
dier. E1.ECTKD. 6000 rolls of wall paper in an
immense number uf patterns at Fortmillcr
Irving's, the finest line in tho central
Willamette Yallev. It Is an art gallerr to
.-e it all.
NEPOTISM THE FASHION.
The appointment of Henry Staawood, a
ephew of James G Blaine, to he a Deputy
Collector in the Custom House at New York,
following the appointment of Secretary Blaine's
son to be his own Examiner of Claims and bis
private secretary to the fat Coasulate at Liver
pool, shows how thoroughly nepotism is the
fashion under the new Administration.
The list of the President's family relatives
or connections already provided for at (he public
expense stands as follows to date:
(I.) The President's brother.
(2.) The President's father in law,
(3.) The father in law of President's son.
(4.) The brother of the husband of the Presi
dent's daughter.
(5.) The husband of the daugbter of the'
President's brother.
(6.) The husband of the niece of the Presi
dent's wife.
With the custom of "providing lor his own"
and "satisfying himself' thus openly set by the
President it is not strange that his associates
and party friends fellow his example. Mr.
Blaine's brother has long held a sinecure birth
in one of the Departments at Washington, and
its head railed a small cyclone recently by inti
mating that he would like an efficient man in
the place. Senator Sherman has just secured
for his brother a Consulate, Consul Sherman
Mr. Blaise's late Secretary, has appointed hit
son to a salaried place under himself. Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Tichenor has done
the same. And so it goes.
There can be no doubt as to what the Re
publican statesmen are "here for." It is to
get all they can and keep all they get.
liOLDEN KILE BAZAAK-
Gash Goes a Long Wayslat Jnlint tiradwhol'
I have made arrangements for buying
goods direct from the factories In Europe
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where else on the Pacific Coast.
The following are some of my rash retail
prices :
J dozen unhandled teacups and saucers,
35 cts.
i dozen unhandled coffee cups and sau
cers, 45 cts.
dozen handled coffee cups and sau
ccrs, 50 cts.
Yi dozen seven inch dinner plates, 45
cts.
These good are all iron stone China and
not a cheaper grade of goods. I have also
added good stock of groceries, which I
ask people t call and examine and judge
for themselves as to quality and prices.
luLiirs Gradwohl.
To lessen onr stock of caooed goods we
will ssll anything in that line at remarkably
low priees.
BuowrrLL t Staxard.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Albany Opera House,
Retain engagement
3 NIGHTS ONLY.
By request the
Chicago Comedy Company
will appear
MONDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1889,
In 3 New Plays,
Monday evening. "The Lottery of Life."
Tuesday evening, Erin a Choice."
Wednesday evening "Ticket of Leave Man.'1
Popular Pricog, to, so, jo Coils,
Secure seats at Biackman's and avoid the rush
(1 IRL WANTED. To do ireneral house
F work in city. Call at Dixocrat office.
SAND, AC. Persons desiring sand,
loam orxravel fr.vm tbo premises of
F. L. Such in Benton county, can procure
tickets for the tame at mv nflloo, Craw
fordS i. lock, Albany, Oregon.
t'HAS, H, Wol.VEBTON.
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SPECIALTIES.
CLOTHING
Fashionable and Stylish Suits, Business Suits, Light weight
Sammer Suits. Boys, youth's and children's suits.
Furnishing Goods
Fins lint of light weight underwear balbriggan and roolen ; aosiery, shuts
neckwear, fine wire suspenders, guaranteed for two years, in
all the latest novelties.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large line in this department of the best in the market.
HATS
Staple and Fashienable lines, among others a fine stock of the
John B. Stetson bats.
Tailoring
Merchant tailoring undsr expert tailor. Suit. mad. to order hor(
notice at remarkablo low 6gtues. More good, turned out than ever before.
1889 SPRING AND SUMMER i
LADIES' DRESS GOODS AND TdMIIICS,
The largest stock and gre. est variety in price ana ,.. I have
JSid?d!TgJod v!ue asey.rotfer.ato the citizen, of La,
county.
Special Bargains In Cashmeres,
Io color. and blocks .tJS
cit'TLethttrher to .ay about those ...I
days.
IE J1BROI DERI ES, SKI RT1KGS
u:,. 4jiia and India Liaen. I
,iir "" - -
hibited in this city, and at grwtly reduced prices.
L E. BLAIR
5
Stick a Pin
in the fact that I am offering better bargain, than any on. else in Albany
Bought at bankrupt sales I can ssll
First-Glass Goods
1849 1889, The days of '49 ara gone
and a now era has coma, We must
keep up with the train and hence note the
lauuiTiion in prices at tne Albany
Bath and Shaving Parlors. Shavinir IS
Children's hair cut, 15 cents. Hair cut
ting 25 cents Hair or whisker dveing- a
specialty. Hair oil and Sea Foam for
sale. Razors honed for 25 cents.
Jos, V snBBR,
Proprietor,
E. t). McCAUSTLAND,
Civil Engiii;3r and Snrreyor,
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS.
Office with Oregon Land Co, Albany, 9r.
Seweraso Systems and W.tor iuppliea
a Specialty. Estates Subdivided, Maps
made nr Copied on shrt notice.
JOHN BRICCS,
FLORIST.
ALBANY OREC
Poses a Fpeciaitt.
C at iy 'tis ;r.tida ij attsudo J
FRESH
Grass and Garden
all kicdsat
STf ART&SOX
abjor helowCOST.
FOR
Piques, Lawns, India Linens,
Kansooks in white, ecru and colors, .11 at price, very much cheap
then ever before offered in this city.
TABLE LINEN,
linen bleached at 50 cents per yard and other, .n proportion.
TOWELINGS, CRASHES, EH
All thaw goods I buy direct from importers by the ble, and c an sell
them mnch cheaper than if bought of jobbers-towe ! i 1 boi -1 4
tities in Now York, and am offering tbem at price .
sell the goodR.
Ladies Cotton Host-.
the same in
-Y
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S,
General merchandise ot all kinds eall'on me. Particular bargain, in a samp
of shoes.
Cash tr Goods or Country prdaifc
Albany, Oregcs.
FOE
Drugs, Paints. Oils, Brushes, Alabas
tine, tists' Materials, Etc.,
GO TO
CITY DRUG STORE.
Guiss & Son.
. I. isll, t. c, ji;m, i. asTsas, a shsltcs.
WINDELL, JOHNSON & GO,,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS AND MONEY
BROKERS.
Conveyancing and ail Notarial wort
promptly done.
T. O, box. SOG. Seattle, Washington,
G. L. 8LACKMAN,
SiC4csvr to E. W.Lanfdin.
DI ALER IS
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES
SO IPS COMBS.
ETC.
The above is an outline of the r,licy I m going to do . b L.
and will endeavor to do my par; towards securing the
and adjoining co.ntie. to Albany and to to P "lmS .
of the lively and growing tity of AJbaoy. I ' M
say about
Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
SAMUEL E. YOUNG
t-bh THE BEST FURNITURE
-call, on the-
Albany Furniture Compaq
PPOSIT 6TEWART A SOX'S,
Who Have in Stock a Complete LinB of
BED ROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, UPHOLSTEI
GOODS, WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
IIAWKIAS afc ITAItRE1