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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1890)
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. Prom our rstrular oorraspondeat. WASIIINUTON. Washington-, Mar. 34, 1S90 Ex-Speaker Carlltle think the Lodge Federal election bill one of the most objectionable measures ever before congress, and consider! that It would be practically Impossible to hold a legal election under Its complicated provisions. In speaking of the bill Mr Carlisle said. "Suppose we do a little figuring on It to tart with. If this bill was a law there would Le at each of the 90,000 election precincts of the country, at every con gresslonal and presidential election, 7 fed eral olliclals,maklng a total of 630,000 men, and costing ten or fifteen millions of dol lars every two years. This 'estimate l based upon Hie present number of voting precincts but the complications of tliU bill would make the process cf voting such low one that the number of precincts would have to be largely Increased, per haps doubled. In order to give the voters an opportunity to deposit their balloti 1 he bill has not been much better received by the republicans than by the democrats. The TJIair educational bill Is dead. Gut the Senator has come up sirillng with an. other bill, this time the appropriation only $58,000,000. The republicans of the House don't vote as thy talk In contested 1 lection cases The democrats were led to believe that seven or eight republicans would vote wlih them In the case of Mudd vt Co npt on, but when the vote was taken Mudd got the solid republican vote and the seat, There are four contested election case in which all the arguments have been heard, and It is expected that the republl cans of the committee on elections will try to railroad them through this week. The announcement by the republicans of the House Ways and Means committee several days ago that the tariff bill was complete has brought a great deal of trouble ujion them m the shape of objro Hons Irom Influential members of theii party to certain clauses of the bill. The result Is that the bill lias not been reported to the House and it may not be this week and It would not be surprising If the pres sure should prove great enough to compel radical changes In the bill before It Is re ported. It Is probable that the democrat! win prepare a substitute, based on the Mills bill, but giving all raw materials used in manufacturing a place on the free list. bo general has been the complaint against the paper used in the postal cards that the Post-oftice department was conv pelltd to get after the contractor, and that Individual has promised to use a better quality of paper hereafter. The House has passed the annual pen Ion appropriation bill. It was for $98,500,' ooo,and every man wno voted for It knows that It is not enough, and there Is bound to be a big deficiency at the end of the next fiical year, but that does not stop the dem agogues from getting up and howling for additional pension legislation. One of them in a speech advocating a service pen sion said, as coolly as If he was speaking of buying an apple, that the total cost of such a bill would not exceed $648,000,000, When Mr Carlisle's statement was pub lished recently that the appropriations whlcii the republicans of this congress in .fended making would cause a deficiency In the treasury at the er.d ot the next fiscal year, Mr Cannon chairman of the House committee on appropilations, slated that It was a misrepresentation made far polit ical effect. Now, as good a republican as Senator l law ley states on the floor of the senate that the appropriations to be made lor the next fiscal year will aggregate $523,000,000 against an estimated revenue of $450,000,000, making a deficit of $73,. 000,000. Certainly Mr Hawlvv was not talking for political effect. .Senator Vest made a good point when Senatir Sherman's anti-trust bill was un der consideration by stating that the easiest way to abolish trusts was to abolish the protective tariff which made hem posl- CorKTI PMOCEUTIC CXTBSITIO)r. The democratic county central commit tee h fixed Satuiday, April 5th, at 2 o'clock p.m. for holding primary meetings, and Tuesday, April Sth, at 10 o'clock a. m. for holding; the countv convention. The several precincts are entitled to dele- ates as follows : llbsany 5 East Alton v a Wet Albany 4 Halsey 3 Lebanon 6 Franklin Butte Orleans a Shedd 3 Scio 7 Center 2 Harrisburg 6 Brownsville 6 Kantlam 4 Sweet Home 3 Rock Creek 1 Svracuse Crawfordtville 2 Brush Creek 2 Liberty 2 Waterloo 3 Fox Valley 2 Tangent 3 I'eorla 2 Total 80 Ti ble. The bill placing John C Fremont on the retired list of the army with the rank of Major General has passed the House. The new German Chancellor, General Caprivi, is an inveterate smoker and a mod erate drinker. He manifests a marked prefer, ence for wine over beer, which he touches very rarely and sparingly. The Republican pipeis out in Iowa accrue the I cmocrati of gelling drunk on the occasion of the inauguration of the new State Govern ment there. The Republicans. on the oilier hand, were very sotwr, Kememlier that the democratic primary meetings are to Iw held Saturday April 5th at 1 o'clock 1" M. Let every precint instruct its delegates to f.iyor Hie Wiy vo,t system of voting. in ine m iner 01 contested sens tM rule with both houses of Congress apicars to be to just let the Republicans ask for what they want and then lake it. A surplus strictly means "something left over." Shortly it siill be something over lire left, Latnrs. Barrows ,V Searls sell the Ludlow, $3. Fine shoes In al! widths and styles. AH voters without reward to former no- lltical alftliations who favor an economical administration of public affairs so as to conserve the Interests of the mnsses of the people as against the monopolistic tendency of the day are 'cordially invited 10 join in taking part In these conventions J A Beard. M A Miller, Chairman. Secretary . A Gutteiiino Fact. Will & Stark lmve jiiHt receiver! an excellent line of diiunond goods, which they are anxious for tl: people of Albany to call nnd examine. Nothing like it here. A large and line line 01 void nnd silver wntrlies for men and ladies also just received at Will & mum 8. NEW ADVERTISEMENT 3. Thursday and Friday, APRIL 3RD AND 4TH, GRAND OPENING Of fine millinery at very cheap prices. Latest styles, both imported and domestic. All arc respectfully invited. IDA 31. BRUSH. Contractor' and Build ers' Notice . Sealed prnpoaaia will be received bv th cafthterof "Bank of Oregon," at Albany, up so jz o-ciock, noon, or oamrday. April 0th, for furninhinff material aod labor neoesiary to erect "Bank of Oregon" build .dk in Al bany. The building ia a combination of pressed brick and cut aaud atone. PL and specifications can be seen at the office of the arohlteot, C W Ayers. Room in first National Bank building, Albaay, Or. The followiuo ia a nartiil liifc nt rifcv knit larm property lor sale by us. A new aottas-a with six rnnms. m.ro Int rnce, low. 1 unimproved lot on 5th Street; $375.00. Several tracts of 5 and 10 acre lota, on. and nan nines irom Albany. per acre. I lot with two storv houaa on Vtr St 910UU. 2 lots w'th two Storv house. ?hmVw,iU;n & Maaton'a addition. $13(0. 1 lot with 6-room house on IstSt. J1500 House with X rooms, two Int. KlUin. addition. fSfiO. 1 lot 2d aod Main. $j0. 1 lot with house two storiss on 4th St. K00. 1 lot on Washington St. $350 . Lota 4 and 6. block 10 Rr-.t'. ..l.lltl l0S. A good stock farm. 1.100 acuta a mil. from R R station. S per acre. A bargain. Farm miles from Shedd. fir.t-.-l... -h..t and fruit land, 140 acres. Frioe,J000. S"JJ acres 4 miles from R R. Stii Can be sold in lota o suit purchasers. Insurance Broken. 1WSSEND & WILSOX, Itsal Estate Brokers. HO TAXPAVnUfl I. I v vim mar, i-ounir tea will bsiomt Til i--"- Ma.i i. mil taxpayers y therefore warned to call and aotfle tuv nib DBiore nai ita aa l uri WtllSJ. Johit Small m it, MherlflT, MONEY. CHEAP MONEY. We have made arrangements to sun.l. money to all on long time at low rata 1 losereit ,)n Improved turns and tit pram arty. Thsee who contemplates bulldlar brioV blocks or good brick business hoaee can get money. see us. ' Wallam& Craisuc. .-All.lt fOK MA I. PI -Two kn.J,.l nnii i.i mm mr,,i lan.i - 1 1 . . noil, wun ijooii two atory ho us, mrod '"'"' ontnouses. tjood water for tVuMyand stock, tl .,! pear au-l .n- nl. itri'l, ar.l hIi - - -. . ' , fruit. Would make, two u,,.. ...... f.rni. Situated nr mile outhwMt of nn'Hiij, inquire at mie nmee. I ADIKS, ATTKHTIO.V -1 am prepared a- to nodreu-makion onahurt notice. rer irw, . .mi .aiiiiaction ffnaranteed. Thank, for psst favors, (live me a call. .Mm H ftiauraa. for Sth and JetT-non. Wiltiy A.icim.oy, ALBANY, ORKUOJJ. ABSTHACTEH, Only Compile Set of Absiracl 8uok and Maps in Linn County. roma in lha Coart llonse,- Uiialnesa riitni,t,, m .... Iav. pi upland tarerul atientluti. L.E. BLAIN, Doni vpoilyottr, Feet with Cheap Shoes: 61 vTTTV' 8-illiMntiTMrb.uaM K.Vr-K "Korreot Shapa." it yoq out perfection i "Vft -T1 ',u corns tai mil discomfort Jiw ill tv.rwr).r lie Burt 4 Packard Shoe It 11 a. ImotturVci a. lliv n. tl etmjvrt-ibtt Ulm tU Vfuriisy auid nvstl mitlk fftiiUaOWu'a tUiur made In the world. H Th Burt & Packard 3 SHOD uu itinr t(.ii mu i.ti..r itii' mhu, tinuA n-mt ai rUiia'"f, AllMyUsfn Hina-ruaJe. Huxl-Utlt, Hjrtw.lt; atlm lint' uii Yoi iu'm. If cut oU Ly yur draJ't arnd hi IiaUu aUiil J 00 1 PACKAIIO A FIELD, lUtoCKTOS, MASvS. vear the Bzirt & Packard '"Korrcct Shape' CfO, saaarf m Keeps the leading stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, "Wet Weather Goods and the Leading Tail oring Department, in the Valley CfO, PVBaBaBB' m George c. Henderson SUCCESSOR TO LA FOREST & TH0MP30X -Dealer in Choice Groceries Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac co en. Low Prices and Prompt Attention. Montague A Son, B CORNER FIEST & FEEHT STS l3ealors in Grwccncs,IroiIiice, Tobacco, Cigars. toiuccliosiary, , Ktc Fist-classs gorxls and 1 room' wanim in .Tr-hsn( for ftoorls or cash prompt atttntion. TRY US- G L.BLACKMAJSi. ine Leading "Druggist, ALBANY OREGON. DRUGS, MEDICINES STATIONARY &G. ftprrLltle.-Ftna Toilet Artiol.i. Parf.tm.rj' nJ Musical Instrument. I'rrarriptlona t'atrHmiy compoamled 'ay an J nlSht, SEATTLE'S Mighty growth the past ten years into one ot the world's greatest cit ies id wivheuta parallel. No pn cau now portray her resouroea or tfan continued prosperity that the ytarf cf.tle future will pour into her. World Benowned Harbors And her Scenic ehoie lines on Lakes and Sound 11 Never has the Hani of Natdre been 80 lavish in her gifts to make the World's Last Great City. Rome, ou her seven hills. wa as notliioa to SEATTLE'S SNOW CROWNED OLYMPICS on the North nnd WVst; CASCADES on the East and South, and from these mighty hiilwarfcn of health, energy, inspiration-giving, there arises the Mighty MOUNT RAINIER, a-w-a-y above every competitor on the Paoifio, reminding one of SEATTLE, THE QUEEN CITY, At toe base, which, in another score of veais, will pass in POPULATION every cir on the Pacific--the World's biggm ocean The Wassom Addition TO SEATTLE JUST PUT ON THE MARKET. LOTS S200 EACH AHD UPWARDS," OFF IKT TTTTBTT DATS. SOME OF ITS ADVANTAGES. Every let in full view of Mount Rainier and Lake Washingten; oa railrojd; at depot ; adjoining Ravenna Park; an electrio railway aa soon aa tan b competed to it; half dozen fine lesidencea already uader contraet on Ad dition; $25,000 Female College to be opened September, 1890. WITHOUT DOUBT THE WASSOM ADDITION la the Place where men and women of Monet and Sense and RriNjiww will make their hornet and why? BECAUSE The College, the Mineral Springs, Ravenna Park, the view of Meuat Rataiet I which is grander here than anywhere els on Puget Seuad. tf for n thn reason,' would make it most desirable. - In Seattle a Mighty oily ia building. Take held of the beat wkilt you have a chance at Lowest Price. To nr. Pioneer, a word : Why did yoa cross the plains Why did you take yeur lift aasl that of other in your hands and come to the Coast? What pan can writ ah history? Yo have conqueied thin land made the growth f great citiea im perative and the amassing of eollossal fortune, almost in a day, possiW. Now, by the investment of a few thousand, or hundred dollar, yoa may reap the harrest that belongs tn yen. Will jou doit? Tb greatest Or porationp, the ablest financier ef Europe and America are investing thoa sanda nay, millions, in Seattle. Will you not invest? Tour chance i UW. Seize it. 1 have 60 acre tract, an 80 and two 40 aor tract. Only a few left cheap; ripe for platting, any one of which will mak you lot tune in a short time. Buy quick. I can't duplicate them. Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick is among you and the Sole Agent for WASSOM'S ADDITION In Oregon. Call on him at once. I will be in Albany in a few days and wiil remain onlv a dav. 1 Would be glad to meet yon personally and ura yon to jain us in the tnteil upbuilding of Seattle, the Queen City of the Pacific. When in Seattle, he ureand call at Room 848 Seattle Block, where I will take cemiine nlessre oshowing you the city. W W BECK
