THE DAILY DIMOCRAT.
The coat of sustaining the regular army of
I the United States bit year wu $40,466,460.
I This included all ihe different departments of
DEHOl'HtTIC COMITY TICKET.
I the service.
FOR 8TATE SENATORS Hou J K
Weatherford auil Hou Jeff Myers.
REPRESENTATIVES C J. Shedd,
Hod t' 0 Hansard and l)r J r Usury.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER William
Rumbaugli.
COUNTY RECORDER E E Divis.
SHERIFF Matt Scott.
COUNTY CLERK N P Payne.
COUNTY TREASURER W E Cuil.
ASSESSOR-II S William.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT G
Kussell.
COUNTY SURVEYOR E J O'Connor.
COUNTY CORONER Frank Farrell
1 ne cauiornia iruit crop this year promise.
to be unusually large, and the greater part of I
it will probably be dried, as dried fruit has I
paid better than canned.
The kangaroo is beingjsuccessfully propagat
ed in England, and there is tame likelihood of
this curious animal taking its place among the
most familiar domestic animals ol that country, "!
From our regular corre.H)nuiit.
VASHISUTON.
Washington, April. 14,
Ex-Speaker Carlisle presented the mi
nority report of the wpys and means com
mlttee to the house. It takes the McKlnlrjr
bill in dc'ail and slows the Injustice of
that measure, and goes in to the strongest
kind of aigument in favor of a genuine
tariff reform, one that will afford the coun
try 6ome real relief instead of deluding, a
'he Mckinlev bill does, those who know no
' better, into expectlna benefits that will
never come until the democrats are re
turned to power.
Thy demociatic rooster has had a glori
ous time in congress since the returns
from the spring elections be gan to come
In. It was for several dart hard to find a
democratic desk in the House that was not
ornamented with a newspaper with cuts of
of one or more roosters lustllv crowing for
victory in its columns, and the favorite
democratic pastime last week was to show
these papers to the republican members.
Seriously though, the bjst Informed dem
ocrats in congress believe the spring local
elections to be but the prelude of the great
tidal wave which is to give the democrats
the control of the next House of Rep re.
enatives, and Ihe Presidency in 1S91.
Unless there is a great change of opin
ion among members of the House the abor
tion which the judiciary committee re
ported and the senate passed last week tin.
der the name of an anti-trust bill nil)
never be heard from in the House. It
might as well have been called anti-small
pox bill, for all It could accomplish if it
were a law.
Representative Wilson, who ranks high
among the democratic leaders of the
House, says the republicans will certainly
pass a federal election law during the
present session. If they do, it will have
to be done by order of king caucus, because
there are enough republicans in the House
who are opposed to any such law to defeat
it unless ther are compelled by order of
the party caucus to swallow their opinions
and vote with their party.
The republicans of both Senate and
House have held caucuB after caucus with
in the last few days trying to get together
on tne silver question. Secretary Windom
has brought all of his powers of persuatlon
into action in trying to have the caucus
adopt his silver bill, now before a House
committee, but so far nothing i6 agreed
upon. Between the anti-silver republi.
cans and the free coinage republicans there
't a wide chasm which wiil have to be
bridged In som way before anything like
unity can exist In the party on this sub
ject. In the mean time the most of the f jj,
democrats hold themselves in readiness to
. vote for free coinage, pure and simple, if
they can get an opportunity.
The Pan-American congress wants an
international American Bank established
under a United States cnarter, with
branches in all American countries. The
congress will adjourn this week, and nn
Friday IhedeUgatts start on their south
ern trip.
The Tanner administration of the pen
sion office has been stirred upa again by the
dismissal of the assistant chief of an Itn-
l rrnlture covered with rep. or siiniln.
goods, should be first whipped; then care
fully brushed, and all dust wiped away
with a damp cloth. A soft cloth is best
for 6atin covered furniture. Black walnut
or mahogony furniture may be washed
quickly with soapy water.and a soft brush,
then wiped dry and rubbed with an ollv
. cloth. Rotten stone and 6wcet oil are used
to polish, and are excellent. Then all that
can be rubbed off Is removed an a chamois
skin makes it as good ar new.
It Merits Thoroughly Teitfd.
Dr. E.S. Holden, Dear ?lr: The Ether.
eal tough byrup received. I have used
this syrup for couchs and cold for several
years and can trulv sav that it is the best.
if not the best cough liiedicite that I have
used or known of, John S. Kerr.
Oakilale, Nov. 3. 1S7S.
Large size $i, small forents. For sale bv
11. C Hubbaiu, urugirist.
AT CE. C. IIEI.R30V.
Fin oranges.
Onions and onion sets,
Early Rose and other potatoes,
Seed peas, beans, etc..
Cookies and crackers,
Dried fruits.
Fresh garden products,
All kinds canned goods,
Oatmeal, corn meal, tlonr. tr
Fickles, relishes, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
Srnrso and Summer Delicacies. The
largest and finest line of foreign and do
mestic woolens in spring and summer
novelties just received and is readv for
inspection at
Zaciies A Son,
Merchant Tailors and Drapers,
Opposite Post Office.
NEW" ADVERTISEMENTS.
uai. A valuable horse scarf pin, with
diamond settings, some where in the I
ouy. iietum to John Sohnieer.
rfclSSOLUTION. Notice is hereby ,;iven
r mac sne arm or ,Mi',ii j h..
dissolved partnership, Mr Morrii retiring.
AH accounts should be paid to Mr McNeil
by whom all debts w:ll be paid. The busi
ness will be continued bv McNeil 4 Hill. .
J S McNeil.
A Morris.
Art Studio.
Mrs Dr Patton'a
Blumberp'a Block, are now readv for the re
ception of students in painting aid music.
iuo. inieresiea id art are invited to call
and inspect the large collection of pictures
1 lctures for sale, or painted to order, at
vuouuauiq iniCB,
Milk! Milk!!
I am prepared to deliver milk to all parts
of the eity. Guarantee the bent nualitv.
Browneil's grocery
lave orders at
ttnro.
0 E
Wm Fletcher.
A New Repair Shop
as just been opened on First street, nn-
poaite the Rum houso, where yu can get al
kinds of broken articles meuded, 'clocks,
jrllng and lockfl rnntirnil. bat- tiA .f..
Work from thecouitry promptly attended t
I A DIES. ATTENTION. -I am prepared
feet lit and satisfaction guaranteed. Thanks
ior iaai larois. uive me a call.
Mrs H Bjkmf.s.
Cor 6th and Jefferson.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$300,000 to loan at 8 oer centfoo 1m-
I'uiiuui. uiviMun, who nau ms pension re-1 proved tarm r city property.
rated. They go slowly, but thev go,
Another democrat Represenatlve Wise
of Virginia lias been deprived of the seat
In the House of rcpresenadves to which he
had been legally elected, and a republican
put in his place who was not elected at
all.
Mr. Harrison has by authority con
tended upon him by act of congress, pre
sented a gold medal to Mr Joseph Francis,
the In.cntpr of the first life saving car.
Mr ransls is years of age and extreme
ly feeble.
Drif.ii Pi.i-jh.I will give the hiahest
mat kt price fir choice dried plums for the
, Sami-rlE Tomo.
Albany, Or, April Uth, 181)0.
Urn-E Heasosari e. -Mr W K Graham
has just rotvived some elegant put (prim
111 domestic mid imported go,!,, suitable
';'r ''"J 9'- Finer designs and more
durable fabrics have never been seen in
the valley. The display is rcallv an extra
one, mid men wniitim: stylish' suits or
punts should call anil examine Hie pa(
terns liefure Inlying. Prices the most rea
sonable. l.LiVSTAIL01',NU AT L' E'
t t m m
I have just received a Urite invoice of lace
curtains, ranging in price from one to nine
dollars a pair, acnm, uruin nets, eto. Also
a line of curtain piles ar d fu-nitnre cover-,n-
Sauikl E Yooso.
WAM.ACI & fiVJ
&
The following is a partial list of city and
farm property for sale by ns.
4 unimproved lots on 6th Street
$500.
Each
storins on 4th and
1 lot with house two
Jackson St. fi'.'UO.
House with 5 rooms, 1st St. 81600.
1 lot on Washington St. JS50.
2 vacaut lots 00 3rd St. Kacb, SS00
A good farm of 410 acres 2J miles from
Halsey. $30 per acre. Can be divided and
maae IWO good larma.
A good farm of 170 acres, I mile from Tan
gent, 5 miles fmm Albany. $40 per acre.
O00.I farmof 140acres,3 miles from Shedd.
A good stock farm, 2 miles from Shedd,
.. A "1" cottage with six rooms, large lot
Price, $1600.
Ceveral tracts of Band Mar-mint. j
a half o ilea from Albany. 100 per acre.
A good slock farm. 1300 .. :i
from K I! sUtion. S3 per acre. A bargain.
Farm3 miles from Shedd. fir.-l.-. u .
and fruit land, 140 acres. Frice.&ionn.
S'-'o acres 4 m'lea from It R m . .
Can be told in lota 10 auit purchasers.
Blocks and lota in Tn..n.l'. ..1,1:1:
Albany. " "
Insurance Brokers. .
T0W5SEND & WILSON,
Real Estate Brokers.
. If.
1NII
L. E. BLAIN.
v ' I K- VriAflThE rt Conlorma to enuoe
Dorit Ubviifg ReiARD idS5sa
. .7 ietew5?-? s.MTiw,i.Kmrrt SS31.?.'!":,'
spozlyotir 4 at?!xniw
Feci with ?s& atrtija!-- -
vJLC-O., Vntriattv. PACKARD & FIELD.
Wear the Bi(rt &Padard"Ko, Tcct Shape. "
lias just roceivwl his Spring stock of
Clothing,
Emhracins; a fi no lino of suits, which will ba"'sold
at bottom prices.
In order to limbu l'lwmi fur iiitv 01101I4 u-ill aoll liix
largo stock of Notions, etc., at
A Great Reduction."
The best place in Albany for bargains.
Keeps the leading stock of
THE LEADER. THE LEADER
G.W.SMITH,
ALBANY
Clothing, Gents
Furnishing
Cp Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Wet Weather
Goods and the Leading Tail-
fc.iperior," "ArgaiMl," G.lIaI!,
SrOVES AND RANGES.
cro.
oring
Valley
Department, in the
Fire back3.
Warran ted
for
15 years. All
sizes an
styles.
. The World's
best. More
than huu
m dred7 hun
dred differ
cut sty les
co ok s and
heaters
George C. Henderson
SUCCESSOR TO LA. FOREST & THOMPSON
Dealer in
Choice Groceries
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co et.
Low Prices and Prompt Attention.
Montague & Son,
COENER FIEST 6a FEEBTISTS
IJoiilern in
Giceries,Producc, Tobacco, Cigars.
tontcctionary. , Etc
Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing,
Eave Trough. Ranore Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
Matthews & Washburn,
Alii a xy,
OiiiasoN,
Hard ware,Stovesand Tinware
Everybody surprised at ur low prices and tlie
ijuantity )f goods we are slling. Its all owin" to
the superior quality of our hardware and toolsthe
excellence of our stoves and raugss, the superiority
of our tinware. Call and see us before buying.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN
Troducs wanted in exchsnijo for goods or cash,
prompt t tent ion. TRY US-
Pist-classs goods and
G L. BLACKMAi.
The Leading "Druggist,
Barrows & Scans
D; y Goods, Notions, Bants Furn
ishings and
eOOTS AND SHOES
Our tock of boots and shoes
is now complete in nil lim-s for
spring trade. We will save you
money inbinlng of us. Ladies,
misses and children's tine shoes a
specialty.
Exclusive Agem? for the LIDMHV FINE MIIOE8.
BARROWS & SEARLS,
liltimherg'a New Kloc 4.
ALBANY
sDEALKR iy
OREGON.
DRUGS, MEDICINES STATIONARY &C.
Rplalllei-FinTotlst Article t, Partiinerjr an J Muilc!In9traaieat
Prarlptlia I'areltill oxnpiunloil .'ay anj night,
DEALER IZST
Choice Candy, Xuls. Fruit, etc.
NEARTHE POST cipFI