Albany daily democrat., August 28, 1890, Page 2, Image 2

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
On ti e eight of September the election
will come off In Maine. Democrat seer,
not to have made much effort ar.J the usual
republican majority may be looked for.
It Is estimated that the railroads of the
United Slates lose $:,ooo,ooo yearly by
landslide,, f 5,000,9 w by Hoods, $1,000,000
by fire and $0,000.000 by collision.
An estimate obtained from the Lichen
authorities in France indicates lull 1.1
French importations of wheat will be J 5.
ooo.ooo bushels above the importation
last year.
i-s.l.... l.,l,K. (,irnihes the largest
i it ,. ,...,!. but is closelv followed in
the producrion by Kansas, while Nebraska,
in: .1, nn.l Minnesota puh each
other in the totals of their conti ibution.
it u.t.1 could muzzle tlie dem
,!!.. nrr-s (here mieht be some political
potency in his policy of suppression. But
from the verv start the debate over such
measures as thForce and the tariff bills
i.,.(. rrM to a lamer forum than
congress.
w- hn l occasion several timet
during the present summer to resliw that
the sun throws out an Immense nmoum
heat, but we doubt if many realize the
amount which It is calculated that is gen
erated bv this luminary. It is estimated
that the sun, bv It. heat, rai.es water from
the earth at the rate of 37,000,000,000 tons
per minute.and if we reckon up the amount
of coal necessary to produce an equivalent
of heat we find it would mmi.c 1 :.ooo,oon.-
ooo.ooo.odo tor.-. We hope the sun wm
cp his distance." Wc prefer keening
; , . 1.!'.. .. r.,i:l!!l Oil this
as nc.nl as possioie " - -
mundane sphere.
vf ,v 1'm.. ..ah. III grcut variety
of et vies' at hottom prices
EVERY BOY
c?.
X E V AD V E KT ISKM KN1 3.
i ...i.i . . , ,in;...t(.nt uirl to ''o house
work in a 0 iiatl f.mily,. Kcinirs at this
otlire.
Tnn' how ho
rsnm-. all at
WIUIV l ......... - .
FortmiUrr fe Irving' furniturcsiore.
tiTiVTi.'n.A fi:
woik' in 9 Final.
nf tu. eniire race soo.ooo.coo are well
clotheJ, that U, tbey wear garments of
Ifn.' CiVOOO.OCO. habitually go
naked, and 700,000,000 only cover part of
the bodv; 500,000,0. .0 live in houses, 700,
000,000'in "huts and caves and 250,000,000
virtually have no shelter.
SrR VYKO. From thr f ir .. of F. Tnr
nor, miles southwest ol ",uv
. . . .. , j -n hninilm thus
.i.i..,. l.ir. Ki.uonahle reward
J toanvoe who will return ir. mi or
give information an to h-r;
h Address J. 1-. TL RN r.K.
Albany, Oregon
They use a clothes'wringer for a letter
press In one of the largest of the Wall street
telegraph offices in New York. The mes
sages to be copied are treated as usual un.
til the time for putting of them Into the
press; then instead of the ordinary screw
...11 h!rh it takes time and muscle to
use, thf message and damp tissue paper are
simply run through a clothes wringer.
A FKEK TKaDKI:.
ti,. r,.ni ml tlailv AVx-Jsavs : Mrlkr
vey Scott, the editor and proprietor of the
Portland Orrgetiiaii. in a recent interview
in Seattle, was asked his opinion In regard
to the McKinley bill, and replied: "It is
simply like all" other efforts a piece o!
patch work, as any efforts short of absolute
free trade must be. It is conceded on all
sides that some interests must be protected.
But the trouble is each man wants to put
.thw on the free list. I a n in theory
a free trader, but doubt if it will come in
this generation. However, it is sure to be
the inevitabe lesult in time." Yet, not
withstanding this, the Orrgoiiiun is a firm
adherent and defendant of the McKinley
measure. Further commet is unnecessary.
Farm fur Rule for iMSOo.
Two MILKS from Toledo, on Yaquina
By, and 0110-t -.urih of a mile. 110111
railroad. . it eon ,,,.
'nd: . It ... . (worth
l?oi iraniw iiuiwi
a y i-...-., nttmr iinnrovetncniH. ior
Pi.enlura call on or - dr.-
Yaqulna City, Or
Mount Ansel College,
The Lr-ft bot equipM fchwA i Oregon.
uoou uucipt.ii t-
1 Entrance fc-
Tf.evs: ? Bj,r.l Mid miti-ni f.;r lOweiitli I'?-
U' .ahinL' BIlil lj
"(.t Mr. Will (IPKS SeptKMBER 2nd.
P.,r further rurticuHei ftPi-ly to Re F. DominUus,
GO TO THE
Hew York C. B R, Store.
McFarlaxd Klock,
... f t li a m inr IiriwI (lillftrrt.
. 1,1 a l.itnnii' hfllrlllim
2c a bunnh; dress buttons 4, o, 6. 8 ami
9i per uozn; kiik iwiv -u y"; ;-
lew Per nuiien, n'1
tine nose from He up; ladles Knit vests
and lac, jrenis line iiumu,., .-ao-ati
button for 4 -, h it line of ribbons
all silk; laces, embroidery at less than
actual cos..
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and
that
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tr.ck of hoi
ci'irpiiti- ii
ra.le. We
n bui mi:
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k. Ladies, W .ijrrt,"-
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SEARLS,
Who Buys a Suit of Clothes of
L K BLAIN,
Costing OO. or Upwards, Gets si Fine
Pair of Painted Stilts.
mdfcisi mtiiTtT TTstiwnr .rrxzi w
,v eij?5Kla.
ifcj', Htl'l tii'tnt n-Hill
lnivinir n:ni Motlinj;.
ll k'f.is of
;ooli in 'a
.nit i-nres, h.Hli
gAn Immense stock of Fall
and Winter Clothing is being tie-
FUilNITBSE, STCVcS, TIII'iVARE,
Taili!K3. SQQKS. FluT'JiiES
ETC, ETC.
r we-t of s U Vouiig's oV moro,
POWELL & CO.,
Successor to Geo. C. Henderson.
tme By Wff MR
-DEALERS IX-
AltKANSAS ELECTION.
On September the 1st the state election
will be held in Arkansas. The contest
ni'or 1 h. fro vernorshiD is an exciting one.
The de.nocratic candidate is the present
,..rnnr im 1' anU ine VIlioi.
I ..Wrandldateis N P Fizcr who is sup
.! i... ii,- r..niihli-.-ins. For the 'ast
ix weeks these men have been holding u
joint canvass. Both are preachers. Eagle
is a Methodist and 1" izer is a Uaptist an
religious predilections will have a bearing
on the result. A lrce vole will be polled
Both sides claim they will win. The chance
arc the democrats will carry Ihe state by
10,000 to IJ.ooo majority.
UL.U'KINIISTOVLS.
m
THE BMEAD WACOK,
and get FUESH Bl'.EAU
every morninp, or leave
orders with J R Douglas,
site the Rub Uunse
eredallcvif theoity.
m
-PK("'l!:'."'".t OK
(Gntcop Broaflalliia and First Sts.,
deai ion 1
' auui'tl t riiKH. l'iuu' Mfl.
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
Til. TIJ
Low Trices and Prompt Attention.
4laM'entYi iirt
lu'Bi H.
S !' M.
Ten.
L'(e..
. evervthinK tliut iH ken! In a tel.
variety and (troeur ore. lii;hB-l
:rle t'rislls
TobBceo
Coder.
i:i e
ii 1
r,.. .,.,,,,1 hnusekeener dilikes to see
a grimy stove, yet often dread equally the
. I,n,l nrmiired in the process ot
ti-.i'i.... a ir nf thick nloves is, of
Ul.llfwll'. I "
course, a necessary part of the outlitofany
lic. does kitchen w ork, and yet dc-
. .1.. .i,nl.l to keen her hands
kill?, no Oil.- , ,
1.. An n rule far too mucli blacking
1 .,...1 fn .Invps. A cake of blacking such
as is sold for eight cents ought lo last a
j.,ri,'i.rkinir one stove. If more black
ing is used, it will not be rubbed into the
ih.. .love as t should De, oui re
main as a fine dust lo be afterward blow n
about the Kitchen and cause a generally
grimy appearance, so often seen in uiv
. - 1 f..r klirbens. A frerfh coat of black
lng should not be applied oflener than once
. ,11, l n tin- Hues should also be
cleansed out and Ihe interior of the stove
thoroughly brushed out. Before putting
on new blacking, the old blacking should
be washed oft The new coat must now be
applied and the stove thoroughly polished.
The edges of 'he stove, if they are of
polished iron, should not be blacked, but
denied like a steel knife with sapolio or
brick dust. The nickel 'xuulis and other
nickel pans of Ihe stovd mu-t be rubbed
brl 'ht with a chamois skin ir old shrunken
flannel. An mdinary p.linl and whiting
l.lusl, Is one of Hie be si tilings with which
,.. i.ii ;., I,, sinve. A stiff brush.
10 appi im.ii-ii"h
.... rs is used for this purpose, is the best
brush for polishing. During the month,
noli-h Ihe stove with the polishing brush
..1. .....mil.,!, iu-t afier kindlhg the fi
Keep an old clotn always on hand in couk-
. -..1. ..it t- iiriMM' s ml as soon -is 11
lllg. I I un . n
r. II ilie snols are obstinate, a f'
,.1 i,.,., iic oil put on the stove cloth
w II) remove lh. :n. The ground edges and
. . 1 ..1. ,,f ti... tl)e shouhl be rubhei!
nichci -
off at h ast once a eek.hesides Ihe month
y cleaning when the stove is blacked.
.... 1., .t I .'nullifies i'l III'
Ilt'l! w, ,i..in . .s . -
.,u. l ri-asun''-i prn:. i"ill c- 1 o v. ll 4
Will & Link,
nPFHA HOUSE
MUSIC STORE,
, A'lKvrw nut Tiir. Ki.r.i.it.nn
IS. F. ill i Her,
ilirt l'avtiritc
J. BAUER & CO, PIANOS.
Also the
Mouse Proof "EiREIFF,"
And other First-Class
o :r a- .a. in s.
Sole AgeiiU("r the I
El.DRE1.fiE 15. : nnd : XEW hOME
newinu .tliiehliie.
OllG.VNS - Cl-KASKU- AM- RBI'AIRKD.
M.li.iXY, OKk'dOX
FARGO'S $2.50
n rl:8t priefl raid for
ftl!,X3KDS OF PRODUCE.
Albany
TTL"riTTp 'l NUTRITION
rr.hri:Ul health
Tin1 roily n-misl v !.imwn whirli will
Stiinclais tha M(n Prccssses of the
Kl-em System.
T- Oil Ti-.f: "-i'l inr' trrnnIl qii'ck'y
n'll 1" :::w.' y tl 'II MS AH l'onn of
Jv1-M.if ( oiitlpiition, Mcntiil nnil
NtTvuii: ilxliivustloii, Ccncrnl IilUlty,
J, ulti or uny xh;nii.'l or v'iik
riic.l coiiilition of the n.VHtem, fnmi wlmfc
rviT ru'ii'-i'i fclthi Cniiitioii. I'.olln, Itun
nlnij Sort -4, Hi-rnfuin, a:iJ all IU'iio ol
the ltlootl, Stomufh, Liver and KUlneja-
fT 1 .00. SIX BOTTLES FOR 65.00.
eul free bj luuil.
' HILLER DRUG CO., San Francisco, Cal.
SOK bALli US
FOSHAY & MAoCN, ALBANY, OCN.
O TrjrXlVKXBsTC,
rrrsrrliiliin llrncKlst.
. Ji.'.-.'itV ; , t.
4-1 T.TT- SIXOD
FOR CENTLEN1EN
Manufaetlirnrs o"
TEAM ENGINES CH13T AHD SAW
yiLLMACHlMESY 5R0N FR3HTS
AKO ALL K1VD3 OF HEAVY
AHQ LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON MiD BRASS
I
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yc4i
CASTJtiCS.
rmirlim H
Mnecial attontinn isl't
ua 0 luaeninnri
PaUorns Made un Short Notice.
""crier iff
S? IVbf nDU'R'S MHi
. ' ;.iia l
!' TflJITT a rTirl TV
5? PATRICKS PILLS
r
3
i rvit iiEniulb I
. L1 , . FRANCIS PFEIFFER
!s the Best Shoe m the Market .proprietor of.
-v-k in IT...l...
for tne .rrice. Aiuany j?u rK.
FOR SALE 23 "5T
Two Men anil One Roy
lOUX!) S)i:!)!!
Whilt
:G. W. SIMPSON,:-
..WHOSK STOfK OF.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
s-t-r rtrriTTTHTn T71 TI Li"!"0!
Is now Largi-r ami better llian Ever
F L KENTON,
li-viir' to ( l'owd tlK'ir
DEYQS& FROMAHBROS
Store, where thev nlwats have on hand
the lamest Stock south of 1'ortl.llld, of
the latest improved . Killes nnd Shot
(inns; an Immense stock of 1-ishin
Tackle of every description; Tents,
llaninim k-, l'am; Chain, and liiousands
,l cilier things too numerous lo mention,
Itoitaii SHI
In e.iiiii.'. tion with the Sloie, and one ol
Ihe best workmen in the Stale ti. do ail)
and ail kind
Come (in1
hoiv Li-t.'i'
ale i" is on i niolto
.f WOI K.
CiMie all: No trouble lo
small piotil and ijuiek
Choice Candy, Xuls, Frnit, clc.
NEAR THE PQ5TOFFJCE. ALBANY, OREO.
Add Manufacturer of
IHOIGE CONFEUTIONERY,
Kk r.ro now prnparpi1 to t wholt
u, alwayn frnsh and pine at I'ortltnil
to dealera. We n'vi keep a ful
flnts and Tropica! Fruits,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
S. 8. Steele & C.,
Real Esiate i Loan Broker.
Liree list of gd farm ami city property
for sale
City ilestaitnmt.
Hiviue. been rutirtly rolnwleleil. tlll" old
innlnr r..it.nnrrit will he inaoo tirsit
cla li every respect, i lio pul.l.o win ni
jiveneor.il meals a', nil linurn Mr only ..i
cents. liver; th-n:' ni-ftt and attraiivive
Private hnies. Ojsti in in every style.
W. A. Mod i:k.
The Place
estate io I.innjand
T.nanp. mor iy on real
adjoining enuntien.
Iimuraiicewritlenupiareliahleconipaiiie"!
Notary rahlicand ennveyanccr.
Call oo or write me.
s.
X. SI
Albany', Orcn.
THE CIGARS
lotmfA'tiirt.! Iir
'ED AMD KEY WEST G1UARS
Hy 11 moftii" fill oo
ran vol' It
Plug and unifkiar; tolmccon, Mocrselianoi and briar pipannni
finuKin ailiOini ineiany.
Groceries,
Producs, Baked Goods,
Tl.circ'o.K Bra iuti !. n
rtc. Etc.
J (lit tr pr'-W
ART STUDIO,
Mrs. Dr. W.'ii, r.ir. Inl nnil Lyrn M
LKSONS Hiv.mln flrar.inc. p,n",1''
an.IMr.iie HieliirM firaaieor paint""
toordor. .
S. W. Paisley,
Altinny, Orlliin.
-WIIOI.IUVfiK DKM.KR I- i
Tobacco and Cigars.
Or.li'rn fi.lu-itnl from the fvK
City leaUIarUci.
mm BHDS,, Propriotors.
K.1.af.inih--r ."''
in eool ph.en, coinpli'tely I'ru
leetcd; and alwajH fron 1.
Co