Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, August 24, 1891, Page 2, Image 2

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VASHINUTON.
(From oar regular ourreepuudenl.)
Washington, Aug 17, 1S91,
The National Association of democratic
clubs will launch decided political nov
elty on the Jth of September, when 1
epeclal car under the control of that asso
ciatlon will start from Washington on a
forty days missionary tour. The car will
go direct to Chicago and from there to St,
Faul and Minneapolis, where special
meetings will be addressed by the speakers
who will compote the crew of mlttlona
ries; from there It will go by easy stages
along the Northern Pacific railway, stop
ping it all Important points to allow the
educational work to he done. The car
will be due at Spokane Falls on the 23rd
of September, upon which date a conven
lion of the democratic clubs will be In
session there, and a grand reception will
he held.
The journey will then be continued
around Puget Sound in Oregon; thence
through Calif 01 nia, Utah and Colorado.and
returning to Iowa about the time the itate
campaign has reached its warmet period.
There the missionaries are to take off
their coats and take a hand In re-electing
Governor Boles. The car will be In
charge of Mr Lawrence Gardner, secre
tary of the association, and among those
who have already volunteeied as working.
missionaries are Senator Kenna, Repre
sentative Bynum, ex Representative Mc
Adoo and Honorable Chauncey F Black,
president o! toe association. A number
of prominent democrats have the Invita
tion under consideration and If they can
so arrange their business affairs will also
become missionaries for the dissemination
of sound democratic doctrine. Some of
them who cannot spare the entire forty
days may join the party temporarily either
coming or going or both. Success to the
' idea and to the miislonarles.
Secretary Foster who has returned to
Washington, la very much put out be
cause of the publication of the fact that
the continuation of the maturing 4 per
cent bonds at 2 per cent is already practi
cally a failure. Less than $20,000,000 of
the $51,000,000 of these bonds outstand
ing when the offer was made have been
presented for continuance and only two
weeks remain in which they may be con
ned. What remains out after that time
must be redeemed and that is what Is wor
rying the astute secretary of the treasury.
If any large amount of these bonds are to
be redeemed and it seems certain that
there will be, It will be necessary to make
B considerable hole in the $100,000,000
gold reserve fund, and although Mr Foster
says that he will not hesitate to use this
fund If it becomes necessary, It is known
that he would much prefer not having to
do so as he Is well aware that he has no
legal right to pay out one dollar of that
money.
Representative Mills, who has been do
ing a little campaigning in Iowa, is back
in tV ashlngton hard at work on his book
on the tariff. Mr Mills says he found the
greatest enthusiasm existing among the
Iowa democrats and from his own obser
vations he is of the opinion that Boles will
be re-elected und that the entire ticket and
legislature will also be carried by the dem
ocrats. Mi Mills expects to make Wash
ington his headquarters until October,
when he is under engagement to make a
number of speeches In the Ohio campaign.
He is a warm admirer of Governor Camp
bell and expects to see him defeat the high
priest of protection ; he is also confident
that the next Ohio legislature will certain
ly be anti-republican, if it is not controlled
by democrats exclusively.
It begins to look very much like Mr
Harrison would have a first class negro re
volt on his hands if he dares to send a
jj white man to IInyt!,as minister in place of
rreu AougiftRs wnus.es lurceu rc&igniuiun
has been.accepted. Prominent negroes
here say that they will do tvery tiling in
their power to keep the negro voters of
Ohio at home on election day if Mr liar
rison docs not appoint a negro to the va
cancy or promise to do so. before the Ohio
election takes place. On the other hand
those who profess to be familiar with Mr
Blaine's Intention say that he is deter
mined that a white man shall be sent to
Haytl to assist In carrying out his policy
with regard to that country.
President Folk of the National Farmer's
Alliance Is out In a long interview claim
ing the earth so tri speak, and taking
special occasion to make attacks upon
Senators Vance, Ranson, Gordon, Mor
gan, Pugh, Gorman and Sherman, as well
as Representative Oates, of Alabama, and
tating positively that the alliance would
have a natlmal ticket in the field next year.
Mr Polk Is said to be very much offended
because the Maryland alliance convention
was friendly towards Senator Gorman in
pile of his efforts to make It other wUc
' t Washington hat already secured pledges
1 1 of six votes in the national democratic
I ; committee which will, next February, de
; 'clde where the next national convention
' Is to be held, and efforts are being made to
' I secure others.
six Hundred clerics were dismissed trom
the census office Saturday.
1 4 The number of pontolficcs In the coun
try on June 35, lSyi, was 64,101, as fol
, lows: First class, ll(i; second class, 350:
third class, 2f;(: fourth class, 61, 449. This
', s an increasi of Jaxi offices during the
On the basis of Mr Porter's census, of
the population of the Vnited States fifty-
five per cent, is English, twenty per cent
is German, fifteen percent, l IrUh, four
per cent, is Latin, three per cent. Scandl
navlan and three per cent. Slay,
The Germans a-e taking precautions
against the spread of tuberculosis In the
schools by having furniture and Hour
wiped with damp rags to remove the germs
of the disease.
A philological statistician calculates that
In the year jjoo there will be 1,700,000,
000 people who speak English, and that
the other European languages will be
spoken by only 500,000,000 people.
NEW ADVBBTIiJEMENTB.
"FRUITS AND FLOWERS."
A N ILLUSTRATED H ORTICUL'l-
J. ural monthly journal, edited by Prof
n. li L.ake. no farmer or fruit trrower
can afford to be without 1. It PAYS
whoever Ukss it, 12 per year, f 1 six
mnnms, 20 rents a single numoer.
Address. J. II H1KAKNH.
Portland. Oregon.
J. A. Camming.
Wall Paper,
Drills, Paint, Oils
Glaas, Etc.,
ALBANY,
OREGON
LUMBER.
We wish to say S the public that we
have Inst added a lar;e planer toour mill
and ore prepared to furnish all kinds of
lumber, dressed or reman, aa to pur
chaser may shou, as good as the. best,
add asebsap as it ean be sold.
In payment we will take all kimla of
produce, euob as hay. flour, grain. Lawn,
tauter, beans, beef bv the auartar. ate
in fact anything; that we ean use. Please
see lis before you purchase your bill of
lumber, as we feel confident that wn nun
suit yt u. You will always find one of
US at our mill. 14 mll.is lrom Lebanon.
8 miles from Waterloo, on Hamilton
ereok. WIRT A BKRRIQAN.
Lebanon, Oregon.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hnliituol
constipation permanently. For Bala
in ouo and si bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
UUISVILU HI. iieiAltORK. U.V.
City Restaurant.
Hiving been tntirely remodeled, this old
and popular reataur&ut wiil be made first
claoa n every reaped. The public will be.
givea good meals ac all boura for only 25
r.nt3. Everything neat and attractive.
fcriyaW boxes. OjMtrn t evry ttyle.
The M ta Wealth
Cannot bs successfully traveled r;lfV
u wu, .juuu (iuhiui. id rgacn wtann orany
JSI coveted position In n: requires ths full
possession ana operation ol all ths fac
ultles kind naturo has endowed m Kith.
Tints ctndltior.3 cannot exist unless tha
Physical being It In period wording
nrlw, and this Is Impossible oh en ths
liver snd tplttn trs torpid, thus obstruct
lag ti.o secretions, causing Indigestion
end Orpsssla, with all sl their accosw
f znng norrcrt.
OR. HENLEY'S
Enr?!ils Dandelion Tntiln
exerts a at Iflc Influence ertr ths llvtr,
cicues it nesuni action, resolves Its
chronic ent,fgemente, and promotes ths
sscrciions ; euros isoigostion and esastl
sharpens the appetite, tonts uu
re system, and makes Ills worth
ALBANY .OR.
WRITSMAN & HULBEET BROS,
Real stM Agents
Farms anil Ranches for sale.
Altneity tiro.erty in Albany
and C'nryallis,
ADMINISTRATOR'S liCT!CE.
AT OTM'E .! IIKIISIIV :!Vi:S TMAT THE
X un.l-mii.n.ti In K'n !nlv Jip, omto.l T tin'
p..i:iuy muriftT I inn rt.uiiiy, tirci."4i,-lmtnivintor
( ilio iM;iU .if V.K-iio Si.hiw.iii.tf, titi of I it.n
i'Mtinty, Ort-tf"", lr.-ta.ttl. AH I'trm ,:ivin
c uiniM airtiitint n't ontiiti' -in' luTi't.y nutitiii) it, i.ro
tn-iii th.-m r..,H.riy wnltetl within 'nx timniVi (rom
tin ilmc. t.. Ih.'iri.KTr'int'.l at Alhaity, Orei;....,
I'liM Ml. tiny of Ajx'i'. I"'1'.
JM'iuii: iM'Mn.ur.Y,
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J. K. WiuTriirir'
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Do ft Want Summer ClotWns?
IF
YOU CANT EEAD THIS
"Without heing Interested. There, will ho
a Genuine.
OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Littht Wei ClotMng. Smnmer FimrisMi Goofls, Hals,
Shoes, anil all KMs of .
HOT WEATHER E-
Wearing Apparel Now in My Store.
L. E. BLA
ft taflii Holer
ALLEN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE 5 RETaIL GROCERS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND
KINDS, INi LARGE: OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block,
:
! do not Ron e Lottery
But will seltfyou anything kept in a FI11ST-CLASS WELL
REGULATED BOOT AND SHOE STOUE at bottom
priooe, in a business way.
I eoll only standard makes, and guarantee everything
sold. Will sew up rips, or ropair anything eause
imperfeet'matcrial or workmanship, Free of Charge.
SAMTJHL B. YOUNG.
HOW DO YOU DO?
There Is no doubt thai
IV 12 w
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Stock of SHVERWAKE. cortsUMnir o
spoons, knives, forks, fruit lilie, pe.
Rolrt anil silver natohp.. jewel y,
etc, is the largest ami hps. in
the city, and liy far the
bevt over brought
to Alii any.
PRICES the Most reasonable.
SO
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al trcta! Tailor
CHOICE FRUITS OP ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES,
SEASON.
-:- ALBANY, OREGON
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ITY DRt'G STOKE
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany
Stanard & Cusick
I aorsfRTORB
DniRs, Modlclnrs, ( hemlcalg, .Kanej
and Toilet Articles, Uponnos.BruBheex
Perfnnipr.v, School IHooks, and
Arllsls' .Supplies.
Special
Clearance
OmiimonRintr
Antral la
o
tion in all Suninic
or uooas.
Kail Stock.
cm
For ono week wo will mako
alt DreSS Clootls.
on
Two linnilroil T.ir.isnls and
wholesale prices.
T1T :., i l..
uu aiv uiiAiuus iu naif uu
what we can and will uo.
ti
OIil -:- KE LI AISLE
GROCERY STORE
-.-
C. E. BEOWNELL.
LARGEST STOCK
Sf
Provisions, Hams, Bacon,
Pototoes, Comb Honey,
Pickles, Vinegar, Apples.
Cheese, Fruit Jars, Elc.
BEST Tit U A T IVOC BNT,
Honest Weights, :
: Full Measure.
ALL AMD SHE MB,
C. E. BUOWNELL.
Ask Your
Where to get the Best Bargains,
Where to get the Best Value for Your Money,
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Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
And they will Answer with One Voice, at
tiST G. W. SIMPSON'S.
We are the People
Who carry the most oomplete line of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the . market.
MATTHEWS
H LADIES BAZAAR.
Ii the Lending
Millinery and Fancy Goods Store of Albany,
They carry all the Latest Styles and Novelties In the Millinery line, and
a complete stork of Ladles and Children's Furnishing (roods, and ready-made
garments. Goods the best, and prices the lowest. Call and be convinced.
Sale ! l "i
w will niako agreatIC,k
wo must iiavo rnnm t.
""tout
Ly, who has be
kreral nnl1"' ha!
ne practkxo''1'"'
MCt
heinestsets of du
florthwest, w..,-
a reduction of 10 per C8tl Pfi'nd
Kdentlst In the
P ... .k.m lipttei
Lilt, as well. D
Lllege ol De.ni
Crnty-v rears
Lrvlceheompctei
SUU Uinbrollasat 1033 tin, be don In the l
has M Aioany
keln
llterwarus,
rill speno me
1 r i.
ui uui tiieiius call aim 8ft
VFatai. Gun
F. EEAD.
LOWEST PRICED
Tea, Coffee, Spices, Eitracts,
Butter, Eggs. Canned Goods,
Fruits, Queensware, Glut
ware, Etc., Etc.
Neighbor!
Si WASHBURN.
neoond o :
T.OCAL
Pmk DitsTAi
tVctlst TheDoc
.llfft-rent V
Cher places w'.l
ipenenw h-
aennsiry,
kisrever he gocf
r, of Sisters, ai
...AfnlnK. 1
Eeadore Boswcl
Mine Mis ineei
tek.Yn the Ca.
iteltand hau
wound. Tin
ih the acculei
bid gather froi
news iu .-in'
i octocl
mi dow
Iking on the
e ball striking
ngedup thro
.tween the; sh
Crook Coun
k arrived Mc
Sl remain In
tof Septera
ihelr farm r
Mr and Mr
iLN Llitg
ised down I
lere they wi
atlves and
Last Tuesi
ttlng Iron o
oof his fin(
W-.hlne, and
(about one
igers. Rev
5bkcn G(
1 vicinity, i
1st, have
len gooos
n, to be
jste nee. I
I. though
Itigh. T
hj the
Mtcn an
. Tilly F.
pell.".
LICKKD n
hard, wh
bed 1 1 tr
lay and 1
k being
. ! Mcf
was cal
i moir
wly recc
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is for thi
ENTER
trport
lity In
itnteres
ik Is gr
place,
e the
center
,Ros
Slngll
coi
ig th
jars)
sd.
ol
fa,f
Ikw
rii)alclniifs' irc-rlp(lons rare
InHy cnii tiiulrO.
year.
Ally (or A.ioinwUrV.ur.
Aiiiiiiii!nrtiir.
Call and See the GOODS
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FIRST STREET,
:- -:- FItOMAN BLOCK
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