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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1891)
Satin tmoarat. NOTETIIK DIFFERENCE. When republicans sought ground lor at tack upon democratic administration oi national affaire the made loud protest! aealnst the policy of allowing deposits oi government money In "pet banks." When a demagogue thought to gain political capital by exploiting the lact ol such de posits and Introduced In congress a reso lutlon calling for an investigation, he w promptly rebuked by older heads, who understood that under the administration of John Sherman there had been more of the people's cash deposited in a single " pet bank" than was held by all the banks un der the rule o a democratic admlnutra tlon. In the discussion that ensued th people discovered the fact that republlcai legislation had made necessary the depos of that surplus wrongly taken from thi producers by unnecessary taxation. With an enormous surplus in the treasury It became necessary that means should be found to counteract the stiingency caused by the forced contraction of the vo!um Vl currency. But a billion-dollar congress has totally changed the conditions. There Is no longer a surplus of ca6h In the treasury One trust fund has practically disappeared and the people see the bottom of vaults that were handed over to republican ad ministration filled to overflowing. Under existing conditions the deposits In the na tional banks have a different significance It Is well understood from the statements of the treasurr that for every dollar of such deposits the banks hold governmen bonds that fall payable at the option of the goyernment In September. Taking the turn so held as In round numbers $20,- 000,000 and It will be seen that the with drawal of the deposits would simply mean the retirement of the bonds and no di . turbance of the volume of the currency, Let it be supposed that al! the deposits were In a single bank. Ifjthe government should draw a check for the entire amount It would practically receive nothing more' than the 4 per cents held by the banks as security. This would simply stop the interest on the bonds thus called and would leave In the hands of the people the same amount of money as at present. Such was not the case during the ad ministration of President Cleveland. Then the aj per cents were not payable, and they commanded a premium. With their approaching maturity the treasurer pre tends to be confronted with an emergency. Under republican rule this has always been the pretext held forth when a new contract has been advised frr the benefit of those who draw of the people's sub stance through iniquitous legislation. It was under this pretext of emergency that the maturing bonds of 1SS0 were sought to be funded In long bonds on which the people were to be forced to pay exorbitant premiums In order that their cash might not be locked In government vaults be cause of excessive taxation. If the scheme had been carried through the people would have been mulcted in many millions simp ly because republican legislators looked only to the benefit of one class'and desired no rapid extinction of the bonded debt, A similar policy now obtains under the manipulation of another Ohio statesman Seeking like fame ai a financier. O8T. Inns reoord books of Ian goat Suit and Brownsville, on Ik Ward's alba road, on Jiinn 11. liai. win u fculsr for trouble. W. H. Hswaid. langeat, or Judge Crisp, a leading candidate for speaker of the next house, lives in a typi cal Georgia home at Amerlcus. The front cratida of the house is a veritable bower of roses and the broad, long hall invites the cooling breezes. The surrounding grounds are a garden of flowers, and the hospitality ol the place Is proverbial throughout the state. According to the Brewers' Handbook, there were 30,021,079 barrel of beer con sumed In this country during the year ending the first of May.showing an excess of 3,200,000 barrels over ths consumption of the: previous year. Of this smount Massachusetts is debited with about a mil lion barrels. The wheat harvest In Oklahoma is al most complete. The yield is estimated at not less than twenty-five bushela per acre. One farmer near here teports a yield of forty bushelt. Crops of all kinds are good. Garden vegatables and fruits are in abundance. The following is a ludicious custom affected among the nobility of Bavaria. Upon any nobleman's engaging in trade, mechanics, manual labor or hke occupation, he must needs drop hit title while so employed, but which can be resumed upon giving up the occupation. Moulds for casting iron can only be made in sand. Iron or other metallic moUs chill the iron, and it does not fill well. The great heat at which iron melts will burn any other material, or will stick so as to break the mold. Sir Willim Sicmen'f method of applying electric light to grow flowers and fruit by night ot on cloudy days has been employed with good success On board a West Indian s'.eamer to keep alive exotic vines and other plants. The Lebanon "v' -. publishes a petition for a saloon license In its temperance column. Tko!RT TO LOAN. In small and I L large amount, from atx months to five year, nu good Albany sad l.tnn county real Mia, ('all on or adilrna W H MoPharaon, First St., Albany, Or. There are 15o cotton mills in the south. A firmer living near Salina, Kin. has mortgaged 4000 bushels of wheat for (3000. A Pennsylvania woman counted her stitches as she knitted a quilt, and there were nearly 900,000. The greatest known depth that oceaas have been sounded is over 4600 fit'-oms, in the Japan sea. The r-flicial explanation of the deficit is that it will be converted into a surplus as soon as the surplus comes in. The first car of new winter wheat of the crop of 1S91 was received at St Louis, Tune 15. It came from Dallas Texas. The Manila hemp plant, which is very similar to the banana, is fonud to (thrive best n sou composed of decayed vegetable raatttr. The area planted to corn this year in Kan sas is reported at eighty-two per cent of that of last year, making a tolal area of 4,736,066 acres. A London tradesman recently received an order for sixty-four pair of shoes for the daughter of the Grand Dufce Paul of Russia, a childless than a year old. A man in Wichita, Kan, is so desirous of avoiding family troubles that he never allows any of his children to visit relatives oftener than one a fortnight. The recent census of Ireland shows a pop ulation of 4.706,162 males and 2,318,076 'errales, being a decrease of 468,674 in the total since the last censui. W insnreagaiu tramp. Towaassra & Wsua-K. SaXf ADY18TI8EUBNH. SOLD. Jo Loves soil hia lannsury to In aoderelmed. I will eontfnae the business In the isms place on Lvon sirsss. 1 soiua a rair snsro or sue patron ag of the- pablle. I will do gooa wars.. A.UUSJ. VTOTICB.-'Whsreas. m.v wins havlnir 1 ..." - io witaommss suss or provo cation, this la to notify the- a-ublio nc-t to irast hr on my aoooanl. a I shall pay 00 dtbt of her eontraotlns). Albany, Jan M, 101.: Wo THTTaW. Piato DISSOLUTION NOriCE.-,NotIce Is hereby ulven that tks rartnersblp of Smith A Hammock, at Tall man. ba oeeo uinsoivetl. . fc Hammock retlrlrjg. All aoor.unta should be paid David Smith who will onnttnus the business, and by whom all debut will he paid. FOR SALE A good second band PlttS Tibial Or. Includins hurtar and etecker, ohsap, I squire of t H Koteoe, UMBER. Wo wish to sot to the bile that w kaTS just added a latxs Dlanar tonnr mill andkr prspersd to famish all kinds of inmoer, arsossd or rough, as las pnr ohasor may ehoae, a good as the best, aad as ohsap as II san be sold. In parraent wo will tak all kinds nf roanos. euon so key. Boar, grain, baaon, boner, beans, boot by the auarler. ole. In foot anything that we can ueo. Pitas sso us bsfbre yon pnrohase yoor bill of junuvr, wo ini oonaueot saat ws san snlt yt a. Tou will slwsys fad ono of s i oar nun, is muss nrom ljobanon, miles fer Waterloo, on Hamilton oiMk, WIRT al BBRRIOAM, Lioksaon, Oregon. Do Yon Want Snner Clotlii? if so YOU CANT READ THIS Without being Interested. There will bo a Germing OF SUMMER GOODS, Liit WeiiM Clitliii. Simmer FiraisMti Mi, Hals, Slues, ai all Hindi if '-E-H0T WEATHER E- Wearing Apparel Now in My Store. Lm fEsn a? aC3 Lh S Tailor H0VO0 YOU DO? Tksro Is as ieabt that THE CRY OF MILLIONS 1 OH. 7TV BKCKl TOP IT NOW, BOON IT WML BC TOO LATE. n I hTe bwn troubled rantiT vcara with disease ofth kidneys and linve tried mtny different remedies nod have ought aid from different phvwicmng without relief. About the 15th jt Apri I wrs iuflerinfj from a very violent attack that almott prostrated me in uch a manner tli.it I was bent over. 'lien I -at down it was almost imttosMble for me to Ret up alone, or to put on my clothes, wt.r kind lrovidence sent Dr. Ileuley, with t- hotel. I itnniedtately commenced sing the tea. It had an almost irnculous effect, and to the aston ishtutut of all the ffuests at the hotel. a lew days, I am happy to state. ii 1 was a new man. L will return mend the tea to all aulicW as 1 Uoive been. G. A. TCPPER, Proprietor Occidental Hotel, bsinta 4Loaa. Cal. OF 9 Ctf IJ9U OREGON,! 0 took of IILTBRW1RR. oonotsHnc spoons, knlTss, rorks, fruit disbss, , (Old and allvsr watches, iswol y, st, Is ths largest and bsvt ia tks slty, sud by far ths bsat evr bronght to iLUHT. PRICES h Most Reasonable. Call and See the GOODS ITT DIll vJ STORE G Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard & Cusick, EUGENE, Nt Hsttn bfts oa If tsdaf , tk. tlrt Sir ( , last. Ti.TTiI-aii y.sr earsi: 1wit. SH.ntlflt, tivsi SMS KatllvS Carr. In whirl Ih.r.hi Or.k. rm.bt-rSWais. T anulbh linu InaiOv a Ilasini CoarM. Fir Btlogfl r kirthtr InUrasMM. asarau J. w. JOHK80X. rrutioit. Wwj, sa4 .0 Llkn, THK PTATH GRICDLTDRAL COLLEGE. sas arplmilH-r talk, istll. Conr. of ttnpr mtajr't .xprfw.lv In h..i li.fd. th. farming and niM-han:ml mtr..u l (Up -,.,r. .'nit'Hioiii anil wcll-f.lililnlta li.ilj. !.. Tk. cnll.je If l,,oi.,l In a eulllcalnl an l conimunUr, an-1 ono of Hi. hcalttiioat In tli. .ute MILITARY TRAINING Eiifnsr nrcil not ristpil 9IS0 for Ihc enflrfi .raslitn. Torn or oi;r fr.. .oao!ar,hii from ,v.,r c.un Wril. t r oalaU-(U. ki il. L. aKNiu.li, LVrialiii, Ur.g,'n, Drags,' Usdiclnss, Cbsmlsslt, ,rano aad Tollot Articles, Bpongss, Brusbss. ForAimsry, School 'Books, and Artists' Supplies. rhyaUlana prcaorlplUna crtro lolly venipoandett. J. A. Camraing, 0 Wall Paper, l-rug;e, IaintH. Ollw LBANY FDE1HE C Has Jan rMtrd a Urf, Ist.Io, H s Oootswot Window Ms and Cnrtainx, ad saw aad toaiMfal patWra la Wall Paper WW Elegant Borders to Matin. har ths best prstUsst in ths markst riSItSHHDEI SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. 46)Cl ACBKS. 110 ACKEb IS AiVj e'", 17 in earn and roots, 40 In .. J' 1 lu,,to u seenea to srss. Vfoll wstsreil; ood aoll.no asr.v). 80 head saltlo. 10 br, 4 bsrsea, farm lm plmnw, larg houa. i laige now bams good aohool and shurcb near housa, on P': '''Dlt of all klaris- miles to DOStofflo anrl itir. r i i r . and mil ...il. rwi -n ;g2? .rfl r''f-f Place can be divided Into three or faar farms with oountyrosd to each. Place with overr Uilniss er aro. Terms essy. For I?,DPrti0"la,'T PP'y" premises a, P, kllLLBn.Htayin, Oregon. (20) A. STRANEY, FBOfNlTOB OT TBS City LiTery, Feefl ana Sail -8 T AtB U E.- i.iT . r can rum Ian flral.Al.aa t.n... . . . ; iutuuu,.inau, special sitsntion given to transient slock tfoiaes boarded by the day or month. I boapost Kates lm thm City. prompt ftemfon. B tf.c.h,TiDr' bttwe9n K:i,wor,h nd Ask Your Neighbor! US n' im q0 Where to get the Best Bargains, Where to get the Best Value for Your Money, IN- Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., And they will Answer with Ono Voice, at G. W. SIMPSON'S. STEWRT & mi -siaaaas m- Russell : Engines, : Separators : and : Stackers Osborne : Binders, : Mowers : and : Rates. W carry no machinery that has not ben trid in thir locality, and found to he satisfactory, and, as we represent factories, n responsible dtaler can giv better terms." -:F. L KENTON,:-- Dealer In GROCERIES Near the Post Office, Albany, Oregor We are the People Who arry th most complete line of Hard-war,- Stoves, Ranges, stc, in the market. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. TH LADIES BAZAAR. Is the Leading Millinery and Fancy Goods Store of Albany, They casry sll ths Latest 8trles snd Novelties In the- Millinery line, and a complets stock of Ladies and' Children's Furnishing goods, and rtadv-made garments. Goods the best, and prices the lowest. Call and be convinced. FIRST STREET, -:- :- FROMAN BLOCK PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS. IKE mm l MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., Albany, Oregon. W F READ, Presldest. J O WRITSMAN Seeretsry. J L COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice President. -DIRECTORS-' L Cowan, Geo F Simpson, W F Head, Dr L Foley, M Sternberg, J W Bnrnett. J a n eatnenora, it a airanan, J o writsmau. also DiamucT aoikts fob- ALBANY, MEMBERS OF THE LINN COUNTY FARMERS ALLIANCE: roU AKE HEKEItY NOTlFlFn 1 that I h.TAm,,)...,..! ., r,Ir." kuown firm of Stewart A Sox. at Albany to muni nn i.i-j rakes, twine, hacks. bucRles', waoi"' plows, etc, as well as all sn;els in ths lino ol general hardware. B"Urlnn onnnly members fen buy at the aauio place mi the Mine terms. Hits, li rnvrvsi Financial Agent, ' Oakland Home Insurance Co, Oakland. Cal. Traders, Chiesgo.Iil. Amerlnan, Philadelphia, Pa. Pbcsnls, London. England, , Korwich Union, London, Eng. London ,fe Lancbasblro, London, Eng. Guardian, London, Eng. Man chester, Manchester, England. Caledonian, Rdlobnrg, Hootlsnd. Wssebsster, New York. ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN ALBANY. FURNITURE! It you want thtt and most durable furm ture that i9 manufactur- cd in th eity go to THOMAS BRINK'S ALBANY iOR. WRITSMAN & HULBERT BEOS, Real Estate Agents Farms snd Ranches for sale. Also city broperty in Albanv and Coryallii. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. NOTICE 18 HEREBY CITE THAT THE Wj tlrlTinl, iliaiiilslrtnr n Ins "T"i-i CliarlesT. M.rarlanil,dtcMl. !' ""i'JLSnir .c-ant In ih. lrkof lh l,r ' .'. ' ..ii ourt lar Linn routitv, Oreirn. a H ths J- 8 court hu set lh J'd dn.rol Auipirt, ai' v 1 odok, n m. u Ilia time fr tarti.lt or.J"' aid KOMint, K nr, and to sUtlmud 'IklaKth day ol June, laill. ,PRi;xtlIB, i. K. Wssrsaaraae. ' "MTm Atf) l.r nSiuinlltrMor. 1
