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ttUvj democrat
TIN PLATKIMITJSTKY.
The tin plate industry is a topic of vexed
controversy juit now. The controversy wiges
over the question whether there is such an in.
dus.ry, as yet, on American soil. We have
received the following circular letter,
note head of the N & G Taylor Co, of Phil
adelphia:
Editoi of The Voice. Thinking you might
be interested in the new industry, namely, the
manufacture of American tin plate, about
winch so much has oeen written ol late, w
send you this day by mail copies of the 1'hiUv
F Fl'e' a sample oi tue genuine
jr.ur 010 iiyie Drana 01 rooting, which was
made in Philadelphia by us, and which Is the
uncsi quamy ami Heaviest coated plate that
can be made.
We have been handling thii nrads of
for many years, havini? it made in Wale. r.
cording to our formula, and on account of the
advance in duty, we felt that we could make it
in Philadelphia, which we started to do some
weeks ago and propose (o continue.
l ou caa readily appreciate our confidence
in the article wc are turning out, when we ad
vise you that we are offering it under exactly
ic Fame guarantee mat we gave lor the im
ported article, namely, to give two perfect
sheets or the value of the same in cash for
every sheet that can be found shoviing the
slightest imperie:tion
tvery sheet is stamped with the brand,
thickness, registered trade mark, and our
name. We think to thoroughly guarantee a
plate it should bear the full name and address
01 the guarantor,
(Jur new ind UStrv is. of mnri,. th tihiri
of a number of attacks, evidently made on ac
count oi political prejudice, but as it is simply
a matter of business with us, ouronly disire is
that we will soon be able to supply the demand
wiuci at ine present time Is very large and
rapidly increasing.
N & G Taylor Co
The thing that perplexes us about this letter
is why it should be sent here. It is simply a
ma.ter of business, we are informed, but Tie
Voice Is not in the tin plate business. Then
why should this letter, simply as "a matter of
business" be sent to us? If it had been sent
as a matter of politics, to bolster up the Mc
Kinley bill and its 150 per cent tariff on tin
plates, we could understand it. But if that is
the case, we are compelled to ask a few ques
tions suggested by this circular, How much
tinplate can the company in question make,
and how many trade orders have they sup
plied? Are they giving away all the tin plate
3 far made !o news papers, accompanied with
"matter of business" letters? Do they fiud
that a profitable business? Do oi.e old man
nnd a boy still constitute the working force of
the new Industry? if so, when will the force
5S Increased, an J will the Increase come from
Wales or from Ameiica? Lastly, whj do they
not fill that order of Cort's for 6,003 boxes of
American tin plate, an order that has been
standing for several weeks and finds no takers?
We are not scouting at the "new industry '
-t.a1!: A" w? want is additional light. -
A ((I'MTIONAIILE DECISION,
The Importers of millinery and hat
trimmings appear to have won their suit
against the government. on the contention
that the duties levied on such articles were
higher than were allowed by law. The
difference, it la claimed, will be from fif
teen 10 twenty millions of dollars In favor
of the Importers, which sum will have to
be refunded by the government tt the su
preme court also decides against it. The
Importers paid the excessive duties levied.
and added the same to the price of the
goods sold to the wholesalers, who In turn
charged the same upon the retailers, and
the latter tacked the added duty upon the
goods sold to consumers. Salem States
man.
Indeed! So, the Importer pays the duty,
adds it to the price of the goods told to
the wholesaler, who in turn charged the
same upon the retailers, and the latter
tacks the duty upon the price of the good:
sold to consumers. Well then what be
comes of McKinley's statement that It Is
the foreigner and not the domestic con
sumer, who pays the duty on Imported
goods? The Statesman is treading upon
dangerous ground. McKlnley Is the great
Mogul of protectionism and this statement
of our cotemporary will subject it to the
charge of being a Cobden Club free tiadcr,
and acting under the powerful Influ
ence of British gold.
Don't forget, Paisley & Smiley, rrintem.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ijl STRAY.-"-Stryed from my premises
!i a bright bay mare, nix years alii,
branded with the figure of a pair of
pectacles on left shouMer, Reward to
auyonx who will notify ma at Albany
pos'.omce. A. B. HOND.
MONEY TO I.OAN.-In amall and
large amounts, from six months to
five yeaia, on good Albany end Linn
county real etate. Call ou or address W
E McPneraon, First St., Albany, Or.
BIO CHAXCE FOn SOME BOOY
to make money. The best pavinir
restaurant In EiiKene for sale, as the
owner is going to retire from huKlntss for
sometime. Aoy person itejirlni; infor
mation regarding this business, U B
Korris, attorney t law. or J K Diion,
rop, ,ugent, Oregon,
THE OREGON HAY PRESS,
" MANUFACTURED BY N. P. SLATE,
IT I at Corvallis, is the beothav ruvas m
the market. Orders for presses sent to
orvallis will be promptiy fl led.
Any .uoinfrinidnzon the patent will
0 prossouted to the fullest extent of the
la.
The republican leader ore bcSiy frightef!;d
at the prospect bf having the Knights of Labor
solidly opposed to the republican ticket in
Ohio this year. It is said that the Knighti of
Labor through its executive boird, which is
making a fight for the removal of Capt Mere
dith, chief of the bureau of engraving and
printing, hat given Mr Harrison it ultimatum
and it is, that Meredith must be removed or
every Knight of Labor in the state of Ohio
will vote against the republicans at the coming
gubernatorial election. Secretary Foster, who
is an adept in the art of bamboozling is relied
upon by Mr Harrison to help him out of the
scrape in tome way, but he will find it viry
sVtfficult.
Governor Pennoyer has received a'n
vltatlon from the great sachems of Tam
many Hall, Kew York City.to addresst he
braves of that Impregnable democratic or
ganization on the Fourth of July. This It
a great honor not only to the democracy
of this state but to the state Itself. By the
way Tammany would be greatly honored to
be addressed by 60 distinguished a demo
cratic governor. We trust the governor
will find It convenient to accept.
We now have the press on which the
Oregon Sfe 'niort the pioneer paper of the
Pacific Coast, was printed in 1S46 It Is
one of the best hand presses on th e Pa
clflc Coast at this time, and is apparently
as good as new after nearly forty-five years
of almost constant use. Eugene Journal.
A statement made public at the treasury
department June iSth shows that the net
cash balance Is only $1,135,000. This Is
the lowest yet reached but It It going
lower day by day The Billion Dollar
congret did It. The masses of the people
re watching It very closely.
Inquiries Instituted by a trade journal In
over 400 wheat growing districts resulted
In the completion of a report setting forth
that the total wheat crop of France this
year will amount to little over one-half of
the usual crop.
At Fohtmii.i.kb A Ikvino'i 160 dozen
window shades, Just received.
A large and elegant stock of 16th cell-
MHlroom tets
ry bed
AH'd 1.1
designs.
The b
MVye '-
1 1 1 ; 1 . it et'.titt, miny
t mast eofTi-e in the city at Com
Try Calumet
on eatth.
B'k'nq I'owde", the pivev.
C E E..o "si
Itf ANTED-A or more
V f bouse, with barn. In rant.
wore) af PttitopHaT PfliQ',
room
Leave
NOTICE, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE IS HEREBY eiVENTH AT
sealed bids will be reeeivoil t ih
omce 01 tne county clerk of Linn county,
,'icguu, uu iu ji u-oiock, noon, Wednes
day, tbe Sth day of July, 1891, for the
Keeping 01 tne countv poor, for the inn
oi" ODe year from the 1st dav ol AukusI.
1891. " B
A!! bids to be aparorcrl or refected hv
the eouuty court. N. P, PaYN v., "
Cie k.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVES THAT
sealed bids will be received at li e
office of the county olelk of Linn county.
Oreion, up to 12 o'clock, noon, Wedues
aaj.tne mn el duty, lsui.tor the con
struction of a county bridge across .(bat
is cnown as wwi cieeu, near the 'arm of
William Vanee, in said, county. Said
bridge to be of ibe following dlmen-lou ,
to wilt Forty loot fpus, of I no Quern
truss pattern, : Meniy feot anp-oaca.
Uenta for the approaches to be s:iahnrtl
Constructed of oas: piling njd 16 leet
apart.
All bids to be approved or rejeo'.ed by
the county court. N. P. PAYNE,
Clerk.
ASSIGNEE'S
NOTICE OF
MENT.
APPOINT
XT0T1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
iw, tbe undersigned has been dulyap
uclnt d assignee of the estate of LT
Henness, an insolvent debtor, and that
he bnsqi'r rifled as such assigneo In the
manner pre r;bed by law. All persona
naving claims against said 1. 1 Henness
are hereby notified to pre. mt the satne
under oath an required, by law, to the
uniersiK;nd at 11 WK creek, In Linn f!o.
Oregon, or 10 his attorneys, Geo W
Wright and D It N Blaokburn, at the
law othoe of either of them, in Albany
ineiron within three months from the
date hereof
Dated June 9th, 1891.
T. J. McCLARY.
Qpo. W. Wright, Assignee.
D. It. N. Blsckburh,
Attys for Assignee. (B 12)
SPLEHDID FARM FOR SALE,
A6tf ACKM. 110 ACrtlM IN
T)J (train, k in eern and no,t, in 1
liui'itl y. Well fenoed aad seeded to (-ass.
Well watered; ood soil, no grivei. 80
bead eattlo. to bogs, 4 horses farm 1111
plemeuts, large bonse iargs newbaius,
goo.! echoo: and churoh near join, on
plane: Fruit of all kinds- 1 miles In
poverties and store, 6 mlea from Stajlon
and 2H miles south cf Ktngs at-tinnon
the Oiegon Fscttlo rahrtad flare ctu
be dlvidmi into three or f.mr farms with
county road to each. Place with eve-y
ihlnx -4 per acrj. Terms easy. For
further particulars applyon tbe prsmlsea
at Mt Pleasant, Llna com tv. or address
M, P, MULKrt, Sisyie.i, Oration. (20;
Hip
Do Yon Want Smnmer
IF 80
YOU CANT BEAD THIS
"Without being Interested. Thero will bo for
the Month of June, a Genuine
OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Lifiiit Will Mint Summer Mil Goods, Hats,
Shoes, anil all Kinds of
HOT WEATHER E-
Weaiing Apparel Now in My Store.
Ho lias received a largo ami choice, stock of spring Drew
Goods, new stylos and shades. "Wash fabric?, conaisting of
ginghams, seersuckers, sateens and chanibre. A comphj,
assortment of white goods, flouncings, hosiery, eorsefc
gloves, ladies and children's shoes. Clothing for the spring
trado. A largo and complete assortment for men ani
youth's. Hoots', shoes, hats, caps and fur.-nshing goods, an4
if you want tho best bargains you will have to eall on him,
Ti LADIES BAZAAR.
Is the Leading
illioefy and Fancy Goods Store of Albany.
They carry all the Latest Styles and Novelties In the Millinery line, and
a complete atork of Ladles nnd Children's Furnishing (roods, and ready-made
garments. Goods the best, and prices the lowest. Call and be convinced,
:- -:- FROM AN BLOCK
FIRST STREET,
Tie Msg Cloti ana littiit Tft
We are the People
"Who carry the most complete
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in
b
lino of Hard
tho market.
- PATfSOfilZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
m FARMERS & MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
Albuuy, OrKOU.
W F RE AO, President. 1 0 WRITSMAN Beereitry.
J L COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice Preaident.
DIBKCTonN-'
J L Cowan, Geo F Simpson. IV F Head, It L Foley. M Sternberg, JWBomil
J K WealherlorO, R S Stratum, J 1 Writsmau.
ALSO DIKTRICT AOKMTS FOB
Oakland Home Insurants Co, Oakland. Cal Trader!, CLIesgo, III,
American. Philadelphia, Pa Phoenix. London, England,
Norwich Unlnn, London, En I.ofd"n Lanohathin,
London, Eng. Guardian, London, Eng Man
chester, Manchester England. Oaiedonlan,
Eljhurg. Scot and. Wenehaa'er,
VS York,
IrJSUflANCF. OFFICE IN ALBANY. -
ONLY STRICTLY
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t-l'.'I'l.Jmgi nmmrM LvuM!Miftmswrm..j..xj.iiiij in si am. .j i ataateitQB?ggg
HT HAS BEEill TRIED
"1 r
1 1 Y DRUG STOBE
Pfeiffer Bloek,
Albanj
Stanaid & Cusiii
rasraiBMat;
Fruit Raising m the Willamette Valley Pays 100
Per Cent, on the Investment
04 x
UMBER.
Ten and Twenty acre Farms, all in Cultivation and Ready to set to
Fruit, within Seven miles of Oregon's Uapital, for $75 00 per ac-p; one
fourth Cash, Ealance in Three equal Annual Payments: or, satt) Pi-uir,
and Cultivated Three Years for $175 per acre, For Further Informa
tion send for Pamphlet to
The Oregon Land Company,
Orues, Vedlolnsa, CbimlsaH, TW
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Bnitbet.
Perfumery, fccl.ool Books, and
Artists' Supplies.
PhyHlelann prearlptlui.J tr
Inll- eemponiided.
HOW DO Y1U DO?
There it no doulit thai
(dUltHF.D.
Th fYratile imn.es'inl i.roducfd nn the
fiist appnirance of Ihn s j eehle liquid fimt ,
renway Svrilp ol rm, a 'w jrr r
beca mnro tlin couflrintid by thn pleaurt
eapeue'ics ol ill who hive used it. ami the
snffli.s of the .roiUi,a and mauuf touiro'l
ihs C.l Fix Sj rap Company.
We wish to as- to the publlo that we
havejuat added a lar je planer loour ,u(i
and nil prepared to fuiutsh ail kinds o
I ii in be-, dressed or rough, as the pur
chaser may chose, as good as tue best,
ajtl asi'hosp as It cn Do sold.
In piyment we will take all kinds o'
nroduce. suidi as hav. Hoar, irrai'i. v.t.
iiiiter. Deans, lieet by the quarter, e.3
in lies aii.-inir'i mat we oan use. i'ifsw
before vou i jrchaiw vour I, . 1 1
nili", sa we feel eoiifl leui that t n
suit sin. You will aiwavs n.i.l on. of
I's a our mill, 14 inlms Ii nn l.pixnnn I
ur ea Irom Waterloo, on Hamilton
treel.. WIH'C A. BEKKIOAN,
Lebanon, Oregon, i
i:ilEllliT9Brirs
i H H K f M . ii iv H H 19 P
a mm u a a Mt! J t
It you want tho bel
ami most durable furn
tnre that 19 mannfinitiia
r : . .
EJO fae.l in tlio city co to
THOMAS BRINK'S
Mm.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Cor Second and Kerry Nt, A t ony Oi
SUPKRIOK work, guarantee I in ever
branch of the an. varKni&,,.n .
Stnek of SltVKRWARE. eonilsllnj I
spoons knlTes, forks, frultdlahet,f'i
gold and sliver watches. Jewel Tt
rtc. Is tbe largeat and best In
the olty. and by far the
he.teTi r brought
to Albany.
PRICES the Most Reasonable.
Call and See the GOODS.
J. A. Cumming.
Wall Paper,
Orugrs, Paint s,Oils
Ol0.Hr4. Etc.,
all kinds a specially,
ALGANY,
OREGON