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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1891)
Daily Jicntoamt Fltll'El I'MIKU I1AUKIS0'. A warchouuman on '.he Wlllamettee is making $300 a day the past month by advance 011 wheat alone. Thit It one of the commercial facu oi a republican ad ministration. There are not many men who mide much by advances on grain or anything else under the Cleveland adrrMn- Istration. This will be an unpalatable statement to democrats, but there is noth ing unpalatable about the way farm pro ducts generally have advanced. It Is no' -wheat alone that has gone up. That would be explained by hhort crops in France, India and Russia. But short crops do not explain the advance In oats, corn barley and all alone the line of produce Meats have gone up and before the year is over wool win be puttv apt to advance Sheep are advancing and the clip of 1S91 will be apt to feel the impulse. Feed on the great ranges has run down and flocks will be more prohtable. All along the line the farmer begins to led encouraged Capital Journal. Doel the Journal undertake to say that the advance In the price of wheat has re sulted as the effect of Increasing the duty on that article from 10 to 25 cents a bushel? It dare not say so. It would be Impossi ble to increase the price of wheat by in -creasing the dut on Imported wheat. We already raise more wheat Id this country than can be consumed here, hence the market for wheat Is fixed In Liverpool. Before McKlnley increased the duty on wheat there were imported but 115531 bjshels for the year ending June 30, 1SS9. So, all this gush about "a commercial fact of a republican administration" Is the sheerest tomfoolery. The farmer can not be protected on wheat bv any duty large or small. The same may be said of oats of Arhich for the year lSSg'there were imported but 32,324 bushels. The increase of the duty from 10 to 15 cents per bushel had noth ing to do with the advance In the price of oats this spring. The same is true of corn. Duiing the ) ear iSSrthere were imported 23SS bushels of corn. Mow could increas ing the duty from 10 to 15 cents enable the producer to get a fairer price this year than last year. The truth is short crops is the real cause of the advance in the price of wheat,corn and oats. The same is true of meats. None of these articles are im ported in any considerable auantlty,hence protection Is Jnjpefatlve. CHsEK ANDUALLi The republican party is splendidly or ganized for business, as a political organi zation. It was able to agree on a tariff bill and on a silver bill. It passed all the principal measures to which It was pledged. Ihe billion-dollar congress was also a bus iness congress. The result of its labors will set the wheels of commerce humming. Already the producer is smiling at the in creased return of his laborsand the laborer for hire is locking up with a more hopeful expression. Capital Journal. Indeed, it is. The result of the scheme of Dudley's Blocks-of-Five arrangement oiled up a It was by the $400,000 raised by the goody goody Wanamaker.to carry the election In Indiana and New York shows that it was "splendidly organized for business, as a political organization." 'The bi!llon dollar congress was a busi ness congress." Indeed, it was. It wasted one hundred million dollars, the hard earnings of the taxpayers of the people. The '-laborer for hire Is looking up with a more hopeful expression." This is rich. When the associated press brings us news daily of strikes all over the land aud the militia and Pinkerton detectives called out to drive labor people into submission ft is refreshing indeed to be nonchalantly tol( the 'laborcv 1 kc!1'"? UP w!th ItlPr? hopefid expression." 'WOKMY.' Will ihe Democrat as readily publish our denhl that we are a usurer and would-be whiskey seller, but on the contrary for the past ciht years hac opposed the violation of these taws verv vigorously!" A crinive..i lie Jorm Journal. Of course we will. The Democrat made none of these charges, and hence leaves the Woodbarn Inilepcndcnt, that did make them to prove them or back down, Hut is not the Journal asking agoO;l deal of the Democrat in view of the way it treated the latter some time neo? It said, without the semblmce of a foundation upon which to predicate such a remark, that the Democrat was trying to discredit the alliance and sending forth the inference that there was dissension. We showed then conclusively that it had no reason for making such a statement and asked it to publish our uenial, but it does r.ot appear that it had Ihe fairness 10 do it. Will il do so now? Sot xu Advicb. It pays to get the best; even Shakespeare admitted that. In thin connection it may be remarked that W It tirnliam has just received an elegant line of suitings for the spring and summer, never surpassed in an Albany market. They are the best to be de tained, as an inspection will bIiow, and Mr (iraluim is prepared to make them tip in the latest style with n skill li is long experience has enabled him to be Minster of. Nkw Millinkry Stork. Mrs C W Clark has opened a inllllr.iTv store In the Hlrahsn Block, with Mis Sherman as "manager, and has a large and stylish stock of freh floods In stock. Her goods are already opened for inspection, and she in vites the ladies o! Albany to ca'l and In spect thein. WriRRKTO (iBTTiikm. When wanting n organ or plana call on G L Hlackman 'he you can sehrt from a first class tOL. CROUP, WllOOPiSO COL'UH and llrom-hittt imtnedialily relieved by Stiiloli'. Curr. A SI.A.NDEH. Thousands of acres of the best agricultural lands in the Webfoot country that have been tilled are today lying idle and growing up to weeds. 1 hey were mortgaged lands. 1 heir original owners mortgaged them, and. being unable to meet the indebtedness thus incurred by the production and sale of cereal crops, they suffered the inevitable Kansas result a foreclosure. And then they came 10 Eastern Oregon where they have since pro'rered. The Willamette valley is doubtless one of the best agricultural recionson tilt face of the earth but it is heavily mortgaged all the same, and in that respect its situation is very much akin to the best agricultural districts in the middle west, Prineville AVttn. There is about as much falsehood in the above as can be crowded into that many slines. There are no thousands nor any acres that have been tilled now lying idle and growing up in weeds because they had been mortgaged. The writer of the above evidently set out to see how big a falsehood he could pen and print and the result shows that he has prodigious powers in that line. Let us look into facts. At the March terra of the circuit for Linn county there were over 1 10 rases on Ihe docket Four only of these were foreclosure suits. At the October term 1 890 then were loS ca four of which were foreclosures. At the March term 1890 there were 75 cases on the docket and only one foreclosure suit. At the October term 1SS9 there were 7S cases on the docket only one of which was a fore closure suit. At the Mrch term ESS9 there were 85 cases 7 of which were foreclosure suits. Here we have a showing on the sub ject of foreclosure of mortgages in Linn county for the last two years with the following result: Whole number of cases docketed 461 . Whole nunvrer of foreclosure suits 17. What agricultural county in the United States can make such a showing? It would only be just and honorable on the part of the Piineville Kews to make the amende honorable by correcting its slanderous statement about the Willamette valley. In all diseases oi the stomach, liver atd kidneys, use, to the exclusion of all other medicines, Natnre's own remedy, Pfander'4 Oregon Blood Purifier. L. E.BLAIN'S COLUMN. IK for he largest We are bow ready Spring trade 'h and Lest selected stock of Clothing that will bo shown in the count' this season. All varieties of styles and patterns to please the most fastidious. We have many fine makes including NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MONEY TO LOAN. In small and lBree amounts, from six months to five years, on good Albany and Linn county real estate. Call on or address V McPuerson, First St., Albany, Or. Oh tiEK f E.ihr for offices or re . cerce, tb tiiilding i f L Verick.n tir 111 11 1 1111 .1 1 1 c ILfid tlmi TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS. By order of the County Court I am di rected to force the oolleciion of all taxes standing unpaid cn the assessment rolls of this county. If such taxes are not paid immediately I shall proceed to levy upon and selUbe property of delinquents to make collection. I mean business. M. SCOTT. Sheriff of Linn county. FARM FOR SALE. A farm of 129 acres of land IV, miles rfest of Millers Station on O. A C. K R. All fenced, 13U aires In cultivation. 30 s-cies slashed, good house and barn and shed lor stock, well watered, good, young orchard bearing all kinds Iruit, Good grain farm. Plentv timber. CrJARLES WETZEL. ljf PHOTOGRAPHER, C.ir Second and Ferry St, Albany, Ol SUPKRIOR wrk. guaranteed in ever; branch of the art. jd"Enlaiging 0 all kinds a specialty STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVES THAT the annual mooting of the stock boidr of the Albany Fsrrutt'3 Co, will be hold at tho office of said uoinpany, In Albany, Oregon, on May Hull, JS'Jl, at 1 o'clock, p m. otsaid day. for tin purpose of electing seven (7) olrectors, to serve the enduing yc.tr and tho transaction of such other business as may properly eomo before said niofltlntr. Done by or der of the board of director. M. II. WILDS, dt'.ost: P. R. MarsBall, President. Soretary, ,iJWi OLUUij I Uiti ;fi t it. HEALTH ,? TORZR. use ;t! IT 13 TTT'B TPF T. MTIPTCT VR It ro-.i-c rim- II-. l.u V. I, -vl KMn- v "nit ic .eh. Ulc, I'm ilits Uu Im.iuiv IimkI, and TVr Th Wpnk Strong. Used everywhere 1 a'ouloisixfor$ 5. MANY FDENITUEE C 0 If aa Just recti ved ft Urge liiTolce of new designs In WMow Shades and Curtains, tiitl now tni) beautiful patterns In Wall Paper Elegant Borders to Hatch. Then we have the full line of mens', youths' and boys' clothing in the Albany Woolen Mills poods, that we specially recommend to the public for trial, The largest stock of Mens' Shoes in the city, including many celebrated makes, Hats, from Stetson's best down to a two bit straw. Cannot enumerate Furn ishing Goods every de partment full. Have used cash this year duri'ij; tight times east and can offer genuine bar gains in all my departments, Tho merchant tailoring department, under charge of Mr. E. A. Scruffier, is well stocked with suitings of latest patterns. First-class work guaranteed. It will pay pat rons 'of tailor shops to see goods and get prices. L. E. BLAIX. PARK -- ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF LEBANON This Beautiful Addition to the' Town' of Lebanon is Now, for the First Tin, Placed on tne iviavitow no Prices to Suit the Times, and Terms to Snit the People. We would much prefer that al who wish to purchase lots in this addition, would com, and personally inspect tho grounds and learn tor themselves ino many mm xuneu atlvan tages this addition presents- to the public l!y a personal inspection you will discover tho followin facts: This raiiiil will (live steady work to hundreds, ami nihil mill-sites (or many iniiniifiietiirieH, uu.l the town-lron this mid other advantages will be a city of .KHX) inhabitant. I I llllU IK'll rlv doubled its iMiiiuliiticm in the Inxtvenr A il.KI.CKlO paper mill is now completed 11ml work will l, bcijtui tlieriii this July 1st. ITOE TIE-IE It lies along the route of the Lebanon and Santiam Canal. It is platted with wide level avenues; planted with most beautitu young shade trees; each lot fully large enough for a comfortable residence, and each hast u natural tliainag. We sell no lots that aro unsuitable tor huiiiung purposes, aim u iiu.w uuu muuwiiot This addition joins tho beautiful Isabella I'ark from which it derives its name-ani which will afford to residents in tho addition beautiful recreation grounds. All lots are CG feet front and from 2o2 to 18") feet deep. L12T THIS FACT UK IlKSIEMHEKED: The price of all these lots will bo advanced 1o per cent, atter Way loth.J This properly will be sliown to parties desiring t" purchase by E. & H. Y. Kirkpatnck, Or by Peterson & Garland, Lebanon, Or. Lebanon lias a population of 1500. One hundred and twenty-live new substantial bouses were built here during the year. The Lebanon and Suiitiniii Canal Company has heeu incorporated, and work will bet;in thereon as soon as the necessary preliminaries can be arranged. 3STOW js. -o- There is no'douU lliat NKW Stock of SILVERWARE, consisting: of Apoons, knives, forks, fruit dishes, etc. gold and silver watches. Jewel y, etc, is the largest and best in . the city, and by far the best ever brought to Albany. PRICES the Most Reasonable. Call and See the GOODS. c II Y DKl'G KTOKE, Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard Si Cusick, Proprietors: ha' priuieit i i5k SHADE! fill ,' Drugs, Meiiicir.es, f limi'mlt, fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponnes. Brushes. Perfumery, Sclool Hooks, and Ailistg' Supplies. riijsie inns' rtreHcrlplf on full? compounded. He has received a largo and choice stock of spring Dress Goods, new sty'es and shades. "Wash fabrics, consisting of ginghams, seersuckers, sateens and chambre. A complet assortment of white goods, flouncings, hosiery, corsets, gloves, ladies and c hildren's shoes. Clothing for the spring trade. A largo and complete assortment for men and youth's. I'oots, shoes, hats, caps and fur."iishing goods, and if you want the- best; bargains you will have to call on him. 3. 2. -E3 j&L. jEw Ha SS tf Beote i Shoos. B) umbcr'a Mod:, mm iimni'i 'iTi1?,'" JVC s FIRST-CLASS COOPS, Reasonajblo : : Prices, 0 A. complete line oi 3 en m lurnishings .A. O -A. Ij Xj . -Sf Albany, Oregon. TWO MEN AND ONE BOY FOUND DEAD!! While trying to Crowd theii WAY INTO DEYOE & FROMAN BROS Store, where tliey alwas have on hand the I artiest Stock south of I'urtland, ot the latent Improved Rifles and Shot Guns; an Immense stock of Fishing Tackle of every dc&cilption ; TenU, Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands of ether things too numerous to mention JTieimir Shoj in connection with the Store, and one ot he best workmen In the Mate to do any ind ail kinds of work. Come one, Come al. No rouble to ihow gocds. "Small profit and quick inl" Is out motto. Music L ealers, -.Villrr iir l.l-l or I'innun- II. F. MILLED T5;rs:pU5om.0B,.h6,?rM5 J. IUUEIC. & CO. VOSE & SON PAISLEY & SMILEY, Wholea'e.l)jler in I - ard - Cl Albany. Oragna 4 OUSTS WANT KD. Address Slimrt i. A Tbotnp'Oii.stHliciierBortlatidtOr. dtunus HAliihla. fC0lnbrtcl foi it brilllj"6-'; I 1'miM: nisil durability. f The host mndluiu priced PinJ 1 in the imirkot. " I'll I nro mid l:nrlinll' ;1)liisp I'r 'llrn. r:., I ,.... vinlinl NiiiiiU liiMlmt-iitN H .Specially. AtrtMiN t.,r lh SPW Uohip, (-.lrilir II. and ojiier fiowinR Maobinn. BUi-piies Inr all kii.ilH (.1 Knwiiiir Machines.. Wo cuard our lUNtimurd itil,ri..-t ami guarameo satlsfacliou. IVe ul.o curry a Hill n-i.reni nl i,f Nuilc and Musle Bnohii. Cor. Second and Ferry ots., f'ond for catalogue.) Albanyi Or. We are the People Who carry the most conijilete lino of Hard ware," Ptovop, (aiigt-H, etc., in tho market. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Albany Cigar Fact j, J. JcsPiin, -:- Proprietor. 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