Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 06, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpailvj democrat. M1IJH:I I'iKTV. President McC rath of the Kansas Farm. ers Alliance mv: 'The agitation la the south over the Lodge bill precludi the possibility ' l,.v independen third party movement at thU time. While in Oca.a I investigated the conditions thoroughly as my limited tay would permit, and I can.e to the conclu ion that more tine was needed. It wilt come about In time, but the time 1 not this year. The delegation cf editors, which has returned from a tour through the south, having made a thorough investigation of the farmers' movement there, found that a large majority of the southern farmers believe in working for their reform within the democratic party. In Louisiana, for example, the editors found few, if any, ad vocates of the third movement. I he pres ident of the alliance In that state, Thomas S Adams, Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, in conversation with a coi respondent who accnpanled the Kansas delegation, said: The political conditions In this state p elude the possibility of an Independent poIitLal movement at this tune. With up it Is a battle for white supremacy, and any movement which will divide the white people politically will not find favor. 'The editors found that Mr Adams ex pressed the sentiment pretty generally held by the southerners, and tor trm rea son thev also concluded that it would be Impossible to do anything with the new movement at the present time. The party in Kansas, however, Is as determined as ever in its fight against Senators Ingalls." I'KNHON (. 0 - II ET WEENS. It now appears that in setn.ing to recom mend a reform in the mat'er of pension attor ney's fees Commissioner Kium slyly sought to serve the attorneys rather than the pensioners. What he recommenced was the passage of a law reducing the attorneys' fees ''in all casts of increase of tensions filed after the passage The Force bl I U practically defeated Yesterday In the si-nnte when the bill caine up George, of Mitiiippi was pro ceeding to make a t- eecb. against It when Stewart Of Nevada, (republican,) moved that it be displaced by the financial bill The motion carried by a vote of 3$ to 29, The following republican voted with the democrats in favor of d it-placement: Jones and Stewart of Nevada, McConnell and Sooup of Idano, Teller and Waicott of Co'orado, Stanford of California and Washburn of Minnesota. the result was a gnat surnn-e to tiie republicans and the .democrat were cor responding! jubilant. Ihe ccne when Orandmothers Hoar, ll.iwlcv, Sherman and Edmund saw their little pet nursling ruimessiy driven iro m Ihe au-'u-t preence of grave senators must have been a deeply affecting one. The DouibonUtic spirit which, of late year, ha come with such overshadowing influence over their political dreams must have suddenly as sumed a materia. ic form as it jaw the last hope of another bloody shirt campaign fast fading out of sig;it. The financial bit. was the., taken up, Stewart offered his fre coinage amend ment. This Sherman in true llourbonis- tic style denounced aft revolutionary It is to be hoped that the beginning of the end.-! the infamoi: Force bit' has been reached. NEW "A ) VKII T1SKM KM S. DISSOLUTION yoTICK.-Nnt.ee K hereby plven that the copartnership l'(iilin a IV ! I...- 1. ' .,i..,.i ,1 hv mutual rortnt. All liabilities will he afdimedby Ilenrv Ohiirg, to whom an urcouiUH Hiioilhl i pqtt. kknky oiili.nc fkank Wallace. A'banv, Dec 24, 1W. fjio PENT A More ro-nn 22x9 1 feet, G suitable for hu'ihe-t-: centah v local--.-. Ft partum-ar call at tho Jkmlchat ofiio or jn Jan V Pire. KNIVES AND RAZORS," BlGCIEJand WAtiOAS,- - ' have a nice liiiu on hand ard chii Live 11 u i tuioH MKWA.".T A Sex. -.The )mu J nf III rk'i n j Je.v Dili raii-(H (he value of tilery 1 eonwlernhly, hut we tiavn h la Hoc of.hisnc.." As there are already 300,000 j h(. " , 'j , t claims pending, Mr. ftaum'f qualifying words, j Cotue nno sea what we have pnd barn if inserted in the act, will give the sum ol$2, ! our I Vieaakt A Sox. 400,000 to the attorneys which, without these J words, would go to the pensioners. No wonder ji Ajy :i, euyy ttm. a jaw theattorneys believe in Mr. Raum and are: B mill caphb e of enp-ms luj0 -'eet realyujon occasion to indorse his notes. J f r clay. Ap;ly at thiflic. (17ij Uat why sho -li Congress potter over this mattei?' Why should it not atone sirokt adolish the whole system of go-betweens in th; Government's dealings wi'h its pensioners? "Why should these men be licensed to levy a tax upon the pounty of the nation? f'hy should :hey be er.ni'.teJ to take for their own use any part of the money the country gives to its disabled veterans? Lvory honest pension claim can be as will presented an ! as pro nptly allowed w ithout the assistance of a pension attorney as with it. No attorney is required or can be useful unless there he frau 1 to be forwarded. The blanks for pension claim might he placed in the hands cf postmasters lor delivery to pcnsion claimants upon application, AnyboJy c;tn fill out such blanks, and the Pension liurenu, if honestly and capably managed, can and w il adjudicate every claim in iu order and upon its merits, I lor est claimants need no attorney in the Tension Office. Dishonest ones are not prop- BABY CARRIAGE3,7,Trorr.,,!;: all the tiitm pMitrrfn&r luwid, pftrtwd an can op v tops, and rangrin Iti prion frnn fH to 40. ThfTH in'' a, nt-;r lot of ' mt riironUI fruit h.knt ,'iiith vahc We a o i.avea low that w 'fr.t. Srt WAhT Sox. DURING JANUARY SA jL n " Erf BLAIN Will do.') out Winter Clothing, con derwear. Overcoats entire stock of isting of .Suits. I'n Ktc, Ktc, l-:tc, -AT- Greatly Reduced Prices, In order to make room for hi SPRING AND SUMMER of : which : he : w ill : have : a : large : ami : choice GOODS. stock Wholesale ; retail gro nrnn CIGARS. TOBACCO. AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL KINDS, IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, IN THEIR SEASON Flinn Block ALBANY, OREGON. Fwtiuillei 4 living, cr olijccts of cotisi'ieration, shoul'J "go." The go-betweens Mitnry K. Li.an, -FUNERAL DIliKCTOItS.- Arterial Embalmiujr Dona Scientii lcally. We have i.kntv ot monev to loan on ' P D A C3 f O 1VS real t-ktatc security, on two to five yearn j I I a lr imfi II I time. Call on us atonroll' til " evere home. IK it K II j 4 ice, opposite I NOW AT PORTLAND, OREGON. Hoi.Mrjs IIi'in'sh Ciii.i.Kdi, of Portland fir., will open Sept. Int. J A Wexeo, the leatline; penman of tlm eoa-t, has heen;n.: ft partner in thin srhool iiiul will males it the leailiug busineda college. Semi for n catalogue. City Reslaiiraiit. Hvviug been entiisjly remodeled, thii o!d aotl popular ru?tutritiC wiil be undo lirst cIrih n every respect. The public will bi given yooil meats at alt huari for only -" centH. Kvery thinji ntmt ami aitrac.ivt, Friv. Iixe5. Oytor In evury ityl. v :. I "V r lis srv STEEL 4 K.imrlo IVm, ll(Trrcnt. fTtton;, !: ivnl iH)st-iHim ju rcrcipL uf 10 i IvA'An, PERRY & Gi' jlom-'o;:. cti.ts.tct4. If. S. Offlco, 810 jrood.j, K Vnrk. fii.siii!i!i;KviiLVi:iis,-Tl,' UifA lias 1 K"t out tbfit wp )) vp ilitpoei of thH part of our but in m, 'I liat'a aniislako. arn In il now HfppHr tban ever. Wt lave a nir linenf Marl in and Yiiiel!et(T rille, ami brwohUmdiin thot fiitn.s r:in(iiitf in pricofro i $1- to tut, AJm uil ti.t) JaLe tiiiprortnl revotvora. Stewaht t '.Sox. IR3MAN3 STEEL, rTi nuwk of bn 1, utrfto. (vinni')n ami N r way tMii; uN niioliiiKs tJolt pick find ploW'Ht'-'tfl. ffOnmOKK WHO CANSOT POSSlTIbY CAI.T, VV.IU 80At.l.Y,1tOMK TKK1THKNT I'l.ACKl) 1VITU I.H TMK ICKA( II OF A 1,1, I II AT WILL (UVS iNr.'.ivtANi-ors m;r,n:p a.nu a i .;::iAKNr iXHK. Th nior-t ppeci'y, nosItiie nnl penna nentcure for Catirrh if the Head, Asthma, nr.fl nil Throat, l!riit hial, Luim;. Heart, Stomach, Liver nd Kidney AiUrliuiif., Nervous Ivhilitv, c-U. C'iiiniptinn, in iL vaiio:i stem's, enii;inenl!y cure!. Dr. Amoxn's origii'al nodi of trfatnu i.l and his i:!i"!i.'aU-d i:ih.'iIat:ons in-etantanrfui.- relief, !m:ll.t up and rtviu'. Jzc3 fllude rons.itution nti i svstcm. ', tJierrtvi rt.ii'jnj'itiif life. Weak, nervous, dconita-;-(l and broken-down conslitu tion.s o..! nnd yoiinir, invariably ain from ten to thirty pounds in from lairty to, Bintly Uavs. ti.. .. t -i .;n t ivk. ;vuukn s pnenonicnni SKiti ami nir.r- vciuus rures unve ereniea me reaiesi astonishment on the l'ncific Coast nnd throughout the Anierieau continent, dur ing the past twenty-five year. Asthma, Catarrh of the I lent, nnd alt Throat. Krou chial and I.unj; trouble Mistantly relieved, and Den ft less oUen cured perir.anciitly at first consultation. Ik. a horn's essay n the "Cur.ibility of Conctmptipu," nnd a treatise ott "Catarrh of the Head," wit?- evidences of aome extraordinary cures, in a i let I free. Call or address DR. ADORN, l-'nrlh nn.t f,rrlinn Ntn., l'nrt).intl, Orrgg. Not. Tlorre Ireatiurm, nmrr'v p.iclc-tl, ncnt y Kprtx to nil i.u: t ( lim P.ciiC LojisI, (jt thoe wlij C&nic4 poHfilily till in p.-ncn. ALL INVITCO TO OAll FCS r,"t WI'S'JITATIK JUST THE THINGS Don't be in a Lurry for your Holiday Goods, such as -FOR- THOMAS BRINK Vill have the nicest assortment that ever came to Albany ALL TALK!! ABOIT- ill ltl iillrSIR Lirgo and Choice Display of Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc., Etc., Etc., rnchuling many novelties. A cts. Children's fine lino of Sealetle Hoods. Sic, &c. Jack- . 'lis a Feat ta Fit the Feet, But He Can do it ani do it Heat." SUBSCRIPTIONS ! I For Vll tlie Jeiulini; NEWSPAPERS - AND - MAGAZINES, licccivert nt F. L. KETOS'S Cash Grocery Store, AMMUNITION ETC. jowdor, loaded sheila, cnrirhlireM, otc.am null at reasonabio tlgureit. iMn't for KeV ua vlun you eonio to lay in your winters supply uf ammunition, to prott-et Vour ranch from tbo inroad of that ring Lue&bti emigrant, oruwAiu cj, l. R. y.BLAl'RBl'ftV, UEO.W. WRIiillT, Wo carry a ns a it cf W) III rmni r. inn ri nieinoor;hot.;bloMipUIUUri 4 WnlUITlg. Attorneys at Law, Will prActice in all the Court of the tate, IVompt Attention ci veu to all busi iss eotttutett to oar care. hnji Oli Fellj T-jtnpla Aim;, 0 r u Wallace & Co.'s ra For such our would-be competitors will find it FOR TWO MONTHS, January and February, We kick over the traces and cast all business ruk-sfo'1 winds, and do husiness at a loss. i.very overcoat '11 liavl to be out of the house at the expiration of that time. READ THE PRICES: Whii li 11 have a t'einoraliinj; effect on our so called competitor! A $12 Oh'nchiU - ovai c at will go foi only $6. will be closed at' The whole stock of overcoat at the same iatio. All wooleu goods will be sold of stsirts, underwear, etc. at cost; consiii A 0 EAT REDUCTION IN CLOTHE , and sold at other nlar-nM i Fine all wool suits, worth .1" .!."), will be sold at $10, Fine dress suits, warranted to fit in every respect eoual; as well as your tailor-made, worth S27 HO, will t closed out for $20, at an actual loss to us. AGENTS FOK THE ALCAtiiY W3SLEK MILLS GOODS. Sole Aentf- for IIAXAX & SOX'S Tine Shoes. f Kvi'B'VlisiiiJT Warraiiled -AT- T.-L WALLACES CM! THE HIi:j HI'LAfE OF C It EAT AND HONEST BARGAINS. Strahan Block. Albany AT COST! ! My en re stock of 1'ry (ioods, to make room foratyte ino of 1 iots and Shoes and (tent's Furnishings. pv m i-: i :low somk of t' links that kwa going at cos: D.vKss GOODS, TOUSUrS, CLOAKS, FLNSKLS, It ItHONS. IJNKX. (ilNGHAM, CALH'O, UOSSMKI!S. JiLA NKhTS. Call early while the selection is good. -:- -:- Albany, Orcpa. irst street, D'jw v ) ; ia .11 Wo always keep our cyeonthe- indicator of popular domani U and are therefore usual!)' pjj ared to supply it at reduce, rates. Wc are sel ling the Je stoves and r.mtres. the mos pof. ( Tf .... .'..,, JlUff f u .. .... t '. ,,f ll.. ui uuudiiii'iiu nrucii'n i'ii v . " te wo miiliB dint our Iiibw ih-. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. S 53 -G. L8 E LEADING DRUGGIST OitUOS, A1EDIGINE8 STAT lOJiARY-tf! 1 pi i' I If vou want the be' and most durable form turc that is manufacta' ed in the city go to THOMAS BRINK'S THAT CAN UK l iil." isllii; k iiidlli.it pay ;.K', Score .IB"- joi.iik misnifss irn.1.. ijtta- OKrapliors of both sexi'S, attrilmte their sneers to n course ot the Portland nos3 College, I'ortlaml, Oregon, or the Capital Business College- Oregon, lioth nre under the management of A. 1. Armstrong, have same cjp study, name rates of tuition. Jhisiness.ShorthnnrTypewrhin.PenmnnshipA lish Dtpurtmet!i.. Writo to sillier for joiut Catalogue and specimens of yiaB"