Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, July 29, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNO TIM'ITE MILLS YET. One of the great manufacturing firm aid to be preparing for the malting o ttnplate In thli country writes to a Mil waukee correspondent that time alone can tell whether the industry will get a profitable footing in this country or not They say that much harm has been done to the proposed industry by those papers which Insist that the making of Ameiican tinplate to supply the trade has already begun, while in fact It is yet In the rx- perimental stage. The letter says that uch articles do much more liinn than those which decry the industry and de clare It can never be made a success, because the latter hare some reason, at least, for their assertions, while the former are too easily proved to be absolutely faUe, and only intended for votes and political effect. "If the press, both for and against us, will let us alone," say the firm, "and await results, they will harm nobody and may do a great deal of good by the tacit encouragement they afford." This is the first sensible statement that has yet come from the tinplate workers and boomers, and It Is entitled to respect This company say that they think they can make and sell tinplate at a profit. If they can do so at any time In the future every good citizen will rejoice. There has been no opposition to the establish, ment of the tin plate Industry In this country. What the Journal and other papers have dune was to expose the false claims of the McKlnleyites, as to the present making of American tinplate. Tinplate can undoubtedly be made here. If American mills cannot make the steel plate base they can import it ; if Ameri can mines do not produce the tin it can be Imported; if necessary, skilled labor can be brought on from Wales. There Is no reason why the dipping cannot be done under an American sky as well as under a Welsh sky. The only question is of economy in the matter. In the meantime t'.e people of this country are to be taxed $16,000,000 a year for the tinplate necessary to supply their wants while the experiments are going on and with no very great prospects of success, at least so far as cheaper plate Is concerned. For months the importa tions have been doubled so as to pile up stocks of plate large enough to ltst one or two ears, and upon which the in creased prices under the new tariff ean be charged while the old rates of tariff only are paid. A year's supply rushed in before the higher rates take effect will cost the American people $S,ooo,ooo. A great effort will be made to have some tinplate mills running for the next politi cal campaign, and that is the chief aim of the McKlnley tariff. Milwaukee Journsl, The Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette says that "the republican party of Ohio will, in its contest fur governor in 1891, either win or lose the tiattle for the presidency in 1S92." It may loose the presidency but can hardly win it. If Ohio, a republican state In every presidential election since that party was or ganized, should reject McKinley, the leader of the billion-dollar congress and the sponsor of the tariff law, which is the main issue in the canvass, there would be small hope indeed of the election of a lepublhan president next year. The democrats understand this and should art accordingly. But if this long tune republican state shall still prove republican there will be votes enough elsewhere to elect a democratic president. There is a big row on hand among the re publican leaders in Ohio, Sherman and Foraker are striving for the senalorship. Foster is pushing his claims which makes Sherman and Fornkcr hot. McKinley 's friends intimate that he will be the senator in case he carries tiie state for governor. Har rison and his friends is well as lllaine and his are jealous of McKinley and fear he wi'l be a dangerous candidate for president in case he should be elected governor. It is not im possible that in this struggle for the spoils a dctrocralic legislature may result in giving us another democratic senator. And now we are told that Quay is to re sign the chairmanship of the national republi can committee and J S Clarkson will be elect ed to succeed him. This will be a great loss to the republicans. Quay is driven to resign on account of the corruption 'hat has been traced to his very door. But Clarkson is no less dishonest and corrupt while he is less able as a campaigner. For the strengthening find perpetuating of the republican party "lice sugar" is a dismal failure. That papsr says the democrats a't "free traders," Therefore democrats are in favor of ,ffree sugar." They say "free sugar ' it a great thing for the country, therefore dem ocratic poliosis a great thing for the country . This is the awkward dilemna into which their inconsistencies place them. Many republican clubs have been formed in Ohio this summer, but since the organiza tion of so many farmer's alliances there, it looks very much like spades would be trumps. Minima (tearfully)! "It pains me, Tommy, just ns much as it does you to have to whip you," Tommy (also tearfully): "Mebbe it docs, l-ut not in the 11m; place." !3 NVantku, at once, for cannini; purposes j Koya. Ann and Black Republican cher- rle, peach plums H.trtlrlt poars, Mack ratpberr.es and olacUherric, ot which I will pay the highest market price. G W Simpson, The North Dakota Alliance cut th sub-treasury plank out of Its platform and now, after a four hours discuislon the leading lodge of South Carolina re- solves against It without a dissenting voice. The farmer Is weeding his crop, Th republicans are already claiming credit for the big wheat crop promised at the West. As the campaign advance they will no doubt insist that the McKin Icy bill caused the short crops abroad Their modesty is only equalled .by their veracity. Republican organs criticise the demucrats ol Ohio for adopting a plsnk in fnvor of a '.ax on incomes, saying this was one ot the war tuxes of which democrats complained, but these organs forget that a billion dollar congress makes it necessary to have war taxes. Th blame falls upon Heed's cungiess. One reason that Mr. Wanamaker should not be expected to jflve up his seat in the cabinet Is because he owns It by right of purchase. NEW JLDYBRTISEMEXT8. -f-TOTICa, TO CONTRACTORS. The usJeraianod I WUI receive Mea lor uie Brtniitlon ot a i.ei- oeace in laie eit?. ne to TaeeileT eTeexna. J ul as. el 'sleek: Plans and eveoifleatiens either al bit emee or oraeaoi it v aaneu, lee ntai nyam enj F ail eiaa reeerrea. . w. nauuaia. I mfANTBD. AT ONCEA. airl. either IT to do uroueral housi work, or a younger girl to take care of children. i;aii at reaiuerice 01 w. a. jee. riTOOD SAWING. Ah. there! Wheie If are Ton colon I ana eoinir to Currau A Monealth'a office, to lean order for Owen t Qrnbb' o some and saw my wood. They do the beat rawing in sown, sawing done on soorl noHoe Leave order on stats. MONEY TO LOAN.-In amall and larse amounts, from six months to Ave yearn, on good Albany and Linn county real estate. Call on or addroe W JC McPherson, First St., Albany, Or. pvISSOLtTTION NOTICE.-JIotioe I -is hereby given that the rartuershlD ui ouiiu cc nsmmix-K, si iaiiman, jia been dissolved, K K Hammock retiring. All aoor.unts should be paid David Smith who will continue the business, and by waooi an ueout win oe paid. E STRAY NOTICE. Strayed frotc my place, 6 mil east of Albany, a light man milk eorf. about 7 veara old. a split and tinderbit in rigiit ear, swallow rorK in lerc. was giving mule wnen she lolt. Will lewurd the finder. JOSEPH BILYEU, Albany. Oregon. NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO whom it may concern, that tealnd bids will be received at the office of the county clerk of Linn crmnty. Oregon, np to 12 o'clock; noon, "Vednesday, August 5th, 1891, for the construction of a couuty bridge across Thomas creek , at or near A K McUorialti's farm, t so and one half miles above Solo, in said county nnd state, said bridge to be of tho following pallnrn and dimensions: Main span to be Howe truss, covered 125 feat in length, 18 feet wide in the clear, IS leet above low water mark, north approach 50 feet in leagth and south approaoh 30 feet in length, both approaches to be protected Dy oanmsters, eacn ena 01 tne truss to rest upon eight solid onk piles. No bids will be considered unless nccotuoanied with plans and specifloation. and 5 ner oent ot bid in cash or certified check. The osuuty reserves the right to 1 eject any orail bids. N; P. PAYNE, Uounty C.erH. CHOICE MEATS Of All Ki.idb Emerick - & - Salter, Opposite Schmeer's Livery SlnMe, next i"or to Wulamctte Pack log Go's store. fHE CRY OF MILLIONS 1 OH, TUSV BKCKI TOU IT NOW, SOON IT WlfL BE TOO LATE. have fc?en troubled mnnvyenrs with disense of the kidney und nave tried many different remetiiw and havr aouRht aid from different physidnoa without relief, Aboutlhe 15th of Apri! I was suiTerinr; from n very violent ntUck that almost prostrated me in ffucn a 10 tinner turn 1 was ncm over. When T - at down it was at must impossible for nit to tfet Lp alone, or to put 00 my clothe!", whet kind l'rovidence wnt Dr. Henley, illi t ukmiU.n KiD.Nbv ivA, to my hotei. 1 immediately commenced usins the tea. It had an almost n..raculous effect, and to the aston biinitut of all the guests at the hotel, in a few days, I am bapnr to state. inni 1 was a new man. will recommend the tea to all aiUlcti a 1 uave been. G. A. TUPPER, 1'roprictor Occidental llottl, twnui Mora. Cal. Portland, Oreftnn. A. P. A rmfrti"rnc. prin. Itnmch Hchnol : Capital Urs. Tolli.uk, aalem. um;oo, fume courses of study, same ratn of tuition. Business, Shorthand, Tynt-ritim, Penmanship, and Englitk Department! a Vln session throughout th year, fltactrnis avtnilt led at any lime. CatiUugue fruiu either aciiuvL, frea, ALBANY lOR. WRITSMAN & HULBERT BROS. Ren! Estate Agents Kir in 1 and Ranohei for sal?, AUo city tmn-erty in A loan and Corv&ilia, PHOTOGRAPHER, ' ir Srr.in.l anriKpny St, All anv ()i U I'l'KKIOK w,.rk. KUarant.-P,) In mer' ail kind- a spscialty, ""'B - V4 Do Yon Wait YOU CAN'T READ THIS "Without boing Interested. Tliero will Im a Genuine SUMMER GOODS, Litft feijlit (Mni Simmer Finidiiii Goofls, Hats, Slioes, M all M if HOT WEATHER E- Wearing Appaiel Now in My Store. L. E. BLAIN, Tie Leading Gloli ail Meictat Tailor HOW DO YOU DO? There Is no doubt that NEW- Stock of SILVERWARE. eorj((tlrlt o )Kona, knives, fork, t-uit dlsfte. eta. gold and silver watohea. Jewel Vi etc, la the largest aod bet in the city, and by far the best ever brought to Albahy. PRICES the Most Reasonable. Call and See the GOODS c ITV DRUG STOKE Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard & Cusick, f raorRiRToas:?; -DXALSRS ly- DrnRa," Medloinfg, Chemicals, .Fancj and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes. Perfumery, Shool ;i!ooks, and Artists' Supplies. Physicians' prescriptions rare ftilly c(mponndet. J. A..Chiinming, Urngs, lnintw, Oilw ALBAHY, -:- CRECGB win Paper, Snmier Clofflias ? IF SO -4- LBANY MHITDBB j Has Juit reielred a larfe lr.Toi el new desljwt i f inflow Slaflfis anfl Curtains, and new and beaatlful psllersa In Wall Paper Elegant Bssrs to latch. i 51c. SHADE! We ha,!- th best and prettiest ii the msxkst. UMBER. We wish to say to the public that we hnve just added a lnr,M planer to our mill and ro prepared to furnish all kinds of lumber, drewted or roii)jli, as the pur chaser nmy chose, as (rood as the beat, Aid as cheap as it can be sold. Inpayment we will take all kinds of produce, sui'h as hay. Hour, grain, laonn, butter, beans, beer by the quarter, eto. In fact anything thus we ran use. Plnaae see us before you purchase your bill of lumber, as we feel conddent that we can sultycu. You will always rind one of us at our miii. 14 mil. is irora leoanon, 8 miles from Waterloo, on Hamilton oreek, W1KX fc BERRIGAN, XiObanon, Oregon. A. STRANEY, FEOl-IUmiOB CT TBI City LiTfirj, M aifl Sal. -S T AIB L E.- Ilavtng purchaaea1 new rifs can furn- luiuuuiaii oki. npeoiri aiUntiou given to transient storfc. Hoieea item ril hi1 li v the .lav a. n. .U. rhraprat Rates la la City. Oharlaa Hotel. Telepbont orders given prompt attention. Fourth Hsruet. Ixlva.n KM.nn.iv. 1 Street t ax-Ihie. MEMBERS OF THE LINN COUNTY FARMERS' ALLIANCE: XTOV ARK HF'.KRRY NOTIF1KD i that I have contracted with the well, kuown firm of Mtowart A Kox. at Albany, to supply you with lilrdcrs, mowers rnkes. twino, lsck. huitules. iarrnr,. plows, eto, as w..i as all articles 111 the Hue ol general hardware, y.-0larlon comity niembera can buy at the B.i me pa 0 on tlin time terms. HKN. II. IKVINE, Financial Agent, Ask Your Neighbor! noPLt e Wliere to get tho Best Bargains, "Where to got tho Best Value for Your Momr, ix Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., And they will Answer with Ono Voice, at &3TG. W. STEW & SOX Russell : Engines, : Separators : and : Osborne : Binders, : AV carry no machinery locality, and found to be satisfactory, and, as we represeni factories, no responsible dealer can give better terms.J I10AKD (IF ItEGENTS Slate Board of Kdticatlon ; ex rfficio, Ilia Kxcelloncy, "jnuawrr rcunujur, .tiernor; iim retary of Htato; H-n K It McKlroy, Kuparintendent of riorni ami ,luni7B ;;rit,37tV0 V Butler, secretary. EiWmi Bom-lIon J J Daly, min J111"' f 60 J "K Hon V V Unity, and J Jl V Uutler, I'olk ; Jac-oh vJi Hht d Are. I per wek. ''"J he Marlon; J. C White, I'olk Alfred Iv, OlMkft- '""...., 3 M r wrk. KrtUnnP U ft maa; A Nollaer, Multnomah; W II Holme, Marion. tnU may enter any time. J W ilcllr de. For Catalogue, Addreaa. I. I. AlkIELL. A. -:F. L. KENTON,:- Dealer in GROCERIES Near tho Post Office, We are the People Who carry the most complete line of Hard ware, Stove's, Ranges, etc., in the market. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Ti LADIES -la th MUlinery and Fancy They can-jr all the Latest Style sumpme biock 01 i.auic ana nuuren rurniamng usj-i--- :nCea s. f- 1. - 1. t a J i -s. - - JL -M- i aVJ -A . t THOMAS gi men.. uuuui inc ucm, hiiu lirtccn me lunwei. TC SIMPSON'S. -DI1HBS n- Mowers : and : Rakes. ru b K that has not been tried in thi' E OREGON STATE PRMAL SCHOOL, Muninoalli. Orrirua, The Leading Normal School of tlit Northwest. Beautifully and Healthfully Located. No Saloons. lb i; I Kcw hiil!JIt:jrs , new appartiliu; full fsMitT; lltit excnst'st and larife attciiilance. NnrmiL, AJvhucihI NiirniAl, Iluiinuss, Art and Muiic IV p.irtiuenU. (smecial attention Riven to pbypic cultun. VoluiiU-er mlliury oranlxation. Those receiiny diplomas aro oulhoriod to teach In uy eciotT im the tUte without further examinations. Tuition in tho Norc.al and Iiuninets dtpatt nit'tits ias been reduced frrm WO to t fVjtu. and in tho hub-.Nnrsnnl fn.ma0lo-20. A year (n schod (or 1M experts. Taitic- Bee- . " u B.t Prenldoot. or J. M. POWELt, AXi Albany, Oregoi BAZAAK. Ladin j Goods Store of and Novelties In the MUHnerT Ijne tad .L- 1 r nd DC Wll'i- It you want the and most durable fcj ture that isnianufrcW' ied in the city go to BRINK'S