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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1891)
SaUtf democrat In la Interview at New York, Chair man Clarkson of the republican national -committee states that he will not be re sponsible for the result o! this (all's elec Uon. This only shows that Mr Clarkson wishes to "hedge" as the evidences of an other democratic landslide become more apparent every day. Roseburg Jteriew Great Britain offer $4,000,000 to Por tugal for its possessions In southeastern Africa, adjoining Mozambique, It has gen erally been England's way to take what the wanted, but It Is found cheaper to buy than to go to war with any civilized nation, Besides, war with Portugal might arouse the slumbering volcano underlying Eu rope, cf whose eruption all governments stand In fear. The clear-headed editor of the Seatil Telegrph says: 1 he lessened cost ot many articles, com pared with twenty years ago, is not due to protection, but to improved methods of man ufacture and much better transportation facil ities. Taxing an article does not reduce its cost Goods that are lower here are also lower in free trade countries. It should be borne in mind that every article protected by tne tarin would be cheaper without a duty, In their abundant crops the Kansas farmers are finding a more effective means of lifting theirland mortgigcs'than'could be afforded tbem by.the sub-treasury schemes of govern ment warehouses for corn and government loans of it-convertible paper at a nominal rate of interest. Bounteous nature and deep ploughing legislate much more wisely than the Peffers and Simpsons, All Eskimos are superstitious about death, and, allhojgh they hold festivals in memory of departed friends, they will usually carry a dying person to some abandoned hat, there to drag out his remaining days without food, medicine, water or attendance. After the death of a husband or wife, the survivor cuts the front hair short and fasts for twenty-five di)s. The egg dealers aad shippers of Canada are asking for protection against the American eggs, as the market is now flooded with them. Tbeywanta tariff put upon them. This being the case the inquiry virtually arisss why McKinley found it necessary to place 1 duty of fi ire cents per dozen on imported eggs in order to protect oar hens, to whom good wages are paid against the pauper laid eggs of Canada. It is to be hoped that the long contest over Mr Tllden's will has been settled by division of the property. Ue willed the bulk of It In tru6t fur the city of New York, but his nephews contested, and on appeal to the general term the will was declared null. As the property amounts to $3,000,000 there Is enough for both parties. Four million dollars Is enough to endow a library, which is the use that will probably be made of it, and certainly $2,000,000 each Is enough for any young men to spend. The Statesman speaking of Senator Gorman, of Maryland, says: ''lie made a great reputation among the democracy by his efforts to defeat the election bill in the senate Inst winter." He made his reputation in defeating the Force bill and not, as the Statesman says, In his "efforts" to defeat it. It has been long years since any senator has done the country such a great service, and If he ehould be nominated for president the Statesman would find in him a focman worthy of all the steel of the republican party, and it Is noted for the great amount it always has on hand. The Statesman labors with all its ability and zeal, and then calls to its aid the ability a nd zeal of the New York Tribune, to show the great benefit accruing to the people in con. sequence of putting sugaron the free iist. It quotes "figgers" innumerable lo sustain its position, when no one in the country is dis puting it at ail. But it is grotesquely humor ous to sec that paper labor so hard and long to show the benefits of free trade. British gold right from'thc hands of the Cobden club is doing a fearful work among thc';repubHcan Organs. But we trust the Statesman will keep up this good word for the "blind follow ers of the blind" will soon begin lo ask why frie trade in wool and waolen goods is not a good thing if fiee trade in sugai is such a bless ing. SWaXTSJl'lllSTKY. The organs are still harping on "sugar. That Is one thing they point to with pride. They publish figures and tables sLouin how the price of sugar nas been cheapene by putting it on the free list. It Is well that the McKinleyites have something to their credit. There Is scarcely any man any policy, any thing In this world with out some comparitlvely good point, som redeeming feature. So we do not be grudge the McKinleyites their boasts about free sugar. But it ennnot be for gotten that In cheapening sugar they made a thousand other necessaries cloth ing, shoes, glass, medicines, tea, etc dearer; put a higher tax on them. All the sweetness of the whole world's sugar will not take the taste of these higher taxes out of the mouths of the people. Even Ing Telegram. A WllOWEIf. On the coinage question the republicans favor the p-oduction of as many good dol lars as possible while the democrats favor the cheap dollar, no matter If it should drive all our gold from the country. Eu gene Register. Por a great big campaign falsehood com- mcml us to the above. Do Not Wii.T,even if it does set warm, You can get fresh fruits, products and the liest groceries to be secured at Conn & Hendricson's. They carry a first class stock of goods, and are situated so as to sell at the lowest prices, it you are go ing to the mountains or on atrip let them tit you out. Thev have the variety, and can give you the prices. Go to Julius Grad word's for GoMeuHKule Kavon soap, .tie has received 1UU boxes full weight Savon soap, expressly put up for his trane. The Savon soap is bought for net cash and will be sold tor the same with a large discount. Albany, Aug. 2(ith, 1SU1. KHW ADVERTISEMENTS. "FRUITS AND FLOWERS." a N ILLUSTRATED H ORTICTTTI'. t ural mou'hly journal, edited bvProf K. R. Lako. No farmer or frnit crownr can afford to be without if. It PAYS whoever tnkas It, 2 par year. $1 six months, 20 cents a single number. Address. j. 11 si KAKKS, , Portland. Oregon Then you haven't time to read a lot of boastful assertions, eo won't try to impose- on you, but .... Want You to Know That: WE WANT WE WANT WE WANT ou for a resrular customer at our store from this on. : : : Careful buyers to examine our stock ami prices. : : : Those who dress well to call. : : : WE WANT oay to know that wa are ready for WF WAMT ou t0 500 our staples and novelt-'es for 11 L. 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Ida Influence over tho liver, excites It healthy action, resolves Its chronic engorgements, and promotes the secretions; cures Indigestion and const! pat'on, sharpens the appetite, tones uP the entire system, and makes lift worth living. Conrad Mever, -PROPKinrrra o STAR BAKERY Comer BroadalMn and First Sts,, DEALER IN tuaed FruilM, 1asv"re, r! Fruit. ' vbaceo. ingr i'oflpp. Etc,, ti rtcot p t'anunl lUcata, (leeusware, Vegetable, Clgara, Sri' ecu. Tea, Etc., crythimi that is kept In a Ken vmd Krocerj oro. Highest Taid for tAK up PRODUCE. To show the straits to which McKinley is driven In defending his bill before the people of Ohio, It Is only necessary to make a brief quotation from one of his speeches. Speaking of Cleveland, he said: "The tariff reformer has In his wild ec stasy over the so called victory been be trayed Into an avowal of his real design. He believes poverty Is a blessing to be promoted and encouraged and that the shrinking In value of everything but money Is a national benefit." It would be impossible lo conceive of a more cold-blooded, brutal falsehood than the above. It was conceived in the brain of one who had the clearest conception of the falsity of the statement. It Is the last means to which a drowning man' will re sort when conscious that his ship Is sink ing. Verily, he must be devoid of all hon orable means of defence against the form idable assaults made by the aggressive democracy upon the very citadel of protectionism. 75 styles of wlilp-at U C MoFarlanrt's. Patronize heme iadnatry and buy hand- mauu narneai. warranto. . from II C Mo. r arli nd.at Dubrullle'a nl.l .tinrf. WHAT IS BUHACH? Buhaoh is the only absolutely puro and thoroughly effastive Insect Bowder upon the market, and ia manufactured solely by the Buhaoh Producing and Manufacturing Company, of Stockton, California, The word "Buhsch," is made a part of the trade mark of said company, aad ALL DEALERS ARE C4.UTI0NED AGAINST SELLING ANY OTHER INSECT POW DER, UNDER THE NAME OF BU HACH. I'crsonr, who order Buhaoh from their dcaleis and receive insect powder that is Dot an effectiv insecticide, WILL CONFER A FAVOR BY REPORTING THE FACT TO THE BUHACH PRODUCING AND MANUFACTING COMPANY, IN OR DER THAT ALI PARTIES GUILTY OF SUCH PRACTICES MAY BE EX POSED AND PROSECUTED. If your dealers don't keep Buhach, don't let them cheat you by selling you an inferior and worthless insect powder, but COX-MTNir-ATE DIRECTLY WIT'J THE BUHACH PRODUCING AND MANU FACTURING CO., STOCKTON. CAL.. WHO WILi FILL YOUR ORDERS BY MAIL OR OTHERWISE AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. EEs Lb I N . Special Clearance Sale!!! 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ALBANY, OREGON Albany Collegiate Institute ALBANY, OREGON. September 9, 1891. June 10, 1892. A Full Corps of Experienced Teachers, tSTSTATE -.- DIPLOMAS -: TO -:- NORMAL -:- CRYDUATlS.i Four departments of study Collegiate, Normal, Business, Primary. Ttps writing aad Sliort-liand are taught. For catalogue address, KET. ELBERT If. COHAIT, A. M., rrcataUsit. QITY DRUG STORE. Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard k Cusick I aorRisroas' Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ,Fsnej and Tnllet Articles, Htwiigea. Kruslie Perfumer;, School llkioks, and Artists' Supplies. 1'hyairlnns)' iirenrrlpt lona care fully compounded. HOW DO YOU DO? There- Is no doubt that Stock of-SILVERWARE, conalsllns o apoons.knive, forks, frultdishea.eks. gold and silver watohes. Jewel V, eto, Is the largest and best Id the oily, and by far the best ever brought to AUIAKT. PRICES the Most Reasonable. Call and See the GOODS' We are the People Who carry the most eomplete line of Hard ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the market. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. Ask. Your Neighbor! ftOPLE 0F m Where to got th Best Bargains, WhrJto get the Beet Value for Your Money, ik Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., And they will Answer with One Voie, at G. W. SIMPSON'S. TI LADIES BAZAAR. . U the Leading Ninety and Fancy Goods Store of Albany, They carry all the Latest Styles and Novelties In the Mlillrwy "J a eomplete slock of Ladtss and Children's Furnishing goods, and reJT-m" garments. Goods the best, aad prices the lowest. Call and b eontineso. FIRST STREET, - -:- FROMAN BLOC
