Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 08, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY DEMOCRAT. From our ru:r fttrretuiint, TAMIIN t:iN. Washington, Dec. 30, iSSy. General Hancock tittered a great trmh, when he t-aid a few dav after lie was nominated for the lVesiilencv, tho tatifT Is a local lesuc.' If cvtdenee had been necessary to prove tin statement H has been supplied in lare quantities bv the statement, made to the House committee a Wavs ami Means in the hearing now 'going on upon the proposed new tariff bill which the republicans of that committee areennged in preparing. Tor instance, the New England manufacturers say that unless they are given fre coal and free iron ere they will shortly be ruined, while the iron and coal people- of Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and Ohio, to say nothing cf others, stoutly maintain that unlets the present tariff on co.il and iron i kept where It I?, or raised, thev will be ! ruined, end will tu've to abandon their mine. When Gen. Hancock called tlu tariff a local Usu'e the the smart alecks thought it was because he w as ignoran'. of the subject, but since then many ab!j men, after years of study, have arrived at exact! y the tame conclusion, because there iri3 oilier logical colcI .iiot.. No taiiff bill that has ever Lech gotten up, or tvci" will be, will give satisfaction to the entire count, v. It is simply impossible because the interests of one section are always di rctly opposed to those of another section, Mr Harrison returned to th; White House late Saturday night from a duck hunting expedition down the Potomac and James river. He nUo visited Lower C ran don on James, which was the home of his fathers several generations ago and w hich is still owned by another branch of the numerous Harrison family. He came through Richmond, Virginia, wheie he was given a very cardial reception. The decorations given the late S S Cox by the Sultan of Turkey are on exhibition at the National Museum in this city and are attracting much attention. According to royal etiquette thi-y ai'e to be returned lathe Sultan in a short time. The cruiser Baltimore the fastest war ship in the world has been formally ac cepted by the r.avy department, and will be pla.ttd in commission as soon as she can be made ready. It is denied at the navy department that our squadron was sent to Lisbon to compel Portugal to comply with certain demands made by the State departmet.t,as was stated in a New York paper las. Fri day. Look out for squalls early in January Corporal Tanner has accepted an invita tion from the Butler club of Boston, to make a speech on the Jackson annirersary January 8. N-'. vthat everybody regards it as cer tain .r:t the House will pass the re olu tiui; i' -. . Ing the committee on Reform i.i t!u . Service to inTestigate the va r'. 'Ui... ;es made against the Commis sion, tin- Commissioners have begun tail ing folks how glad they are, and how much they court the strictest investiga- ; tion. Lrt them wait until the Investiga- ; tion is ended and then tell the people how ! they feel. Represenative Moore of Texas, who is a member of the House committee on e lcctions, thinks the large number of con tested elections from the South is the di rect result of a republican conspiracy to unseat enough democrats to give them a good working majority. His only hope is that the chairman of the election cum mittee will be fail enough to put a stop to the revelu'dorary program. A rather slim hope. Senator Vooihees Is back from Ohio, where he has been conducting the de fence i.i h mnsational murder trial. Mr Cl.irkon is running the PostorTice department vrhiic Mr Wanamaker ;h In Philadelphia straightening up the yeait business and getting things in shape fcr the coming vear In store. ,t a meeting of a dcb.v.!i3 s ciety t! ? Mlier da; in Kansas, the question fur i!'.tv::su. wa: "Kc;o!ved, that the rroiective U.-tl fhculd be maintained.' Tlw f.isnds cf t' ? n.onoply tariff had expatiated long and 1 u on the bcaulis and benefits of protection, when an old farmer, who took the oilier side, arose, addressed the chairman, said not anoth er word, but opened the stove door, shoveled in about three pecks of com, And tuck lu seat. After a momentary pans:, a lmul and long continued cheer shook the walls of the old school house. His aigiune'it was so prac tically unanswerable that, it is needless to siy, he wen the question, j In politics the ideal citizen Ufces sides and I votes with a parly, but he makes hi-', partisan I aitliations through principle instead of prcjuil- ' ice or the partiality thatVomes toroiijj!. person- I .l acquaintances. ' L'i's and Dow.n's.-soiiic of the princi pal ups and downs in IniMtK-ss life is to keep fttiiiify up and price Uot.u. Tins is being done verv s;:cccsful!v at Lal'ore-t i& T.'ijmpsou's.and ilicse d!;i:.cr sets t;j l e distributed emong our customers lan. it Is creating no iiitle interest a well as our prices. Next. Ne '.best place in town is GiUon's r.e ' rshop in the Proa.an IJIock, net t i to Fort miller & Irvine's. bvsl b"1 -rer ... town. B.WJ. O.ie of the lin-.: l )S of gus and revolvers ever received in Albany aie now in stock at Stewart Sr. Mori's, Hun ters should call and see lr--.. and get price- before buying. A risilysoijhiVi' jilw.iys L E BLAIN UNRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS. NOT ONLY IS ALAATTB54CTBXG l it illif mm 0 mm mm A Discount. When buying vour !i'-'!i day slippers for men, women, Mioses and children, alo felt shoes and slippers, re member that S t. Young will yivc yon n discount of ten per cent on your purchase, which is equivalent to one years int':rest on your money. S.noke the- celebrated II:ana rilled ci parj, manufactured at Julius Joseph'.; c'g. r factory. Only 5 cinti. NEW ADVBRri-iKUEX'ls. W 11C1 .-Ii I.i an I i , !, ci u', mill inn it! cryiMi i . I f : 1 TJ ICHt'S If voi d 'siro thnm iw use XI. fooling away tun on tnint'S t nit ami't pn i but oud SI. 00 lit onus for niauritirent oulflt of our Orent New Stajlejr Bvak. It bok and termi no alif5wiy we wi:i refouil your umiidy. No n:. NoiMpitl naiiiml. Dotii laoie and frentleneu e,nployed, Don'; lox timo ia wriiio .. "Step in whilo llic waters are troubled." Days are vorLu do: Ian. Address B. F, Jntinson ur t , lUCO Main St , Richmond, Va. COUNTY TKE V-iUKEKS NOTICE. -This is to notify "II concerned that tbnrd is now sufilcient funds in the Co".uty Treasurers office of Linn ennntv Oregon to redeem nil ontstandinir ar rants. Interest on all endorsed war rants will ceise from this dau. H Fahwell 'ir4ias Ijvm cjALK A now rtiieh tow, a 1 horo. etlit yesrs n' t, mid a biiRv. linos: new. Fur particulars call at tnis otiioe. "I7IORSALE. - A No I milliner str.es. JC an A No I in location in the tbiivinir cur of Albany. Ix rei.ts and splendid rooms. For particulars a Id iess Firm, 1' O Box 99 Albany Or, luring the year iSSS there were 49 failures Cfwcolen manufacturers with assets of St, "23. jo anj liabilities amounting to 83,101,000. In 1SS9 there were 61 failus having a?se:i anounting to $5,651,000, and hahilitin amounting to $S, 149,000. Strange that under an ad-.ninistr.itioa jledgcd to extend its foster ing care over these industries, there should be so mr.rty more f.iihucs th.in under the Inst year of Clevel.'.n.rs ier::i. This is a theme to thin'; r.ba.:t. tm Laiiiks O.M.T. I auinow pre pareil to do a'.l kinds of stamping, and have over two thousand t'esiyns to chocfc from. Alio keep a nice line of embroid. cry ni.i!e:u!9, such is arrasenes, crewels, No. 1 and 2 embioirliry chenille, princess chenilles, etc., etc, and the finest poin poi'. t.mcis, crescents, cords plushes, felts and f.iucv work materials ever In the citr. Zephyr l nnug at 5. cent on ounce. Miss Minnie Col well has charge of this depart ment, and has had several years experi ence In all kinds of ancr work and stamp inc. G."V. Simpsom, Albany, Oregon. Iu e t'urlahis lire Cartaint 1 have jul rtcciveJ mr fall siosk cf lace curtains bought direct from importer, the largest stock ec brougiittolhis mailt ct, and best value for flic money Sami i l E." oi-no. MON KY TO LO V . The undersiiied Iihs homo eipitai to loau on (jood real estate propeity, Gko IIciiPnRKV. f l )lt HKS i'.- To fnriii-liedo mi to X let. Inquire at tMs ctt'.cv. hvr .Skoals, an Umbre!l!i or COTii! G, FURMSrilN'S C300i mir, A'!D SH3ES CErOALLY. AND T..i.a GALL lit ceiveu Ly iiiiii 1. 1 sii s fcVr thu wil l;:- tizile, ct t.i i: tii g if a !ir ; 1 1. k of the Istctt i Biuii.e 1 1 An (mrivallcd lini t Cioaks and Jackets, in all styles tod sizee, b well delected slock of Men', Children' and Ltd ies' 'S AD Si- A lerijo aRj-irtr. nft of CARPETS And a choice at h-;;. GROCERIES. THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W.SMITH, ALEAUY- O F.VERALSMAI.J. town for sale Inuoiru f If, Bryant. TKC'M of land on easy turuis. W McPKERSOH, First Street. iperior," "Argand,"- "GarlaRd" . ( 'ES AND RANGES. Real Eitattt Hroker, lu-r.iiee,tr.tl money to kmv. I Iiavc a lre Imt of lit.provtd aad unimttroved city o .y, : . Iiuitt garden fcuii farmioj; lautl in li--j;tt .1 muil tract 4i. A-t 1 stril ou Miiim -.3i. u t-n'..,if j.u want to buy or kull it wih p.iy juu to cull nd eee me. ALBAHT ABSTRACT COMPANY, ALBANY, OR-iH 'A. ABSTBAOTEHS, The Oaiy Complete Sat of Abstract Books atid tfaps in Linn County. jfivOfll'.e iu the Court JI0use.-sJ.S4 tlusincM nti!t-tnl to tho Co, thai haw j.;rjrjipt and careful atteiith n. Albany Nurseries. We a it- tftmmf nil m c.tMl on tlte v:d C.Ijo h-m sjts-.nl J mile f oui A;b&'iy oo Cira :u rcan, nl l.nve n haml a lare lock of Choice Fruit Trees of our owa crowtoe, w ft-, IowjbI Iiviiik rates. I'aitica eontunplatifiy p!atitii:g trtt iril to isolt their interest! 1-y fxaii.ii.n OJr to:k ar.d ricei b.fcre I'U ehfttiiu. llVMAN tV lll:OWNKLI,f AH iny, OrPg .D. fire backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All sizes an styles, V.-,i! The Woxld'o best. More than huii' dred 7 bun :lred differ ent sty les co ok s and heaters Roofing-, Job Work, Plambing. Eave Trough. Range Boilers Conductor Pumps. 1889 FALL AND WINTER 1889 Barrows & Scaris Dry Goo33, Notions, Gents Fnrn ishings and COOTS AilD SHOES AGEN'C Y f"r The I.ikUow Uili. s Tine Shote ami for M. I). Well's & Cii's Hoots and Shoes. BARROWS & SEARLS, Mi 11 1 1 1 'i i CORN Jill DItUG STOUE. 01)1) KEM.OVS TKMPLE G- L.BL AOKM AN The Leading Druggist, ALBANY OREGON. DEALER If, DRUGS, MEDICINES STA1 10NARY-&C, Just rocelve l a laryj invoi:-j of r.iroln an I Dums'.la woilens hi Nprvialiiesi Fine Toilet ArMclai, P.srri.n -ry Presrlitloin C'arofiil!jr eimpriii.i.l Our elegant lino It ill Nt i.i .' Initru nents Overcoatings. Suiting., and Trouserings. W mkespclaItyof FUI.I. OtKssf.r IHl's nn.l Partlm r rezulnr tveclug wesr. A ifef fit ni,H.Dtefd at THE LEADISG MERCHANT TJULOBS. ZRCflES BROS., Opposllo Pott CfUc. To ill '.Tiox It May Concern, Delmonicii Rcstauranl. CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH NTS, Tltn ,,nflv-ir.n.t I I l old llerwsn Itcstaumit slnn.l I... ., , ! . f "i" Cn-nn i.il i l ire Insurance 'sot. Tarc pre;red to lur.ish nwals lor raruc or cidncvs on shf-rt r!n e. Ova. ters arncd in every stjta. ini'irn or uii'tj ill kinds of h-h knin .i 11 t is market Kmploy or.ly firs clal I ( In rr.,1 .r,ib... will bo prmj-t and csnrsi.. I: n,r msls23 ots. Clfceof Is-m-. j.. and a cup of coff.s and e.i-o at fmn A t.. in ct. 1 am trail kuotrn In tl.ta ,:, ...,i Ucst the titiif n to site mo a till. SAM GOHI:?, Proprietor. Co of Inviiiir reinsured it. entire l)'j-lncN in the of Urejjoii, said co- panv (hilling Dii deposit with the Stale Treauu r, ij.jT),ip.) lu rel.v jive nclice of its ilit-i-.miir.uaiice i;f tusinsa in Or Kon, and i's i:neml(io of iihdrawlnl lt deposit now with the State Treasurer t the expiration of the six n.onllia printed notice reijulrcd by law. Uermavio Kirk Ins jr vn'JK Co or N'. Y Hugli ."ii liumann, Vice President. Dec 54 th, iSSy.