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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1891)
1 4 H. EWERT ? ' Qo TO la rroparfrd to Show tho l'uhlic as Fino a Slock of HOLIDAY GOODS, In liis Lino, as can bo found in the Valloy, cons'sting of ;?.' shay & Mason 'J r , , i i 1 ) 9 .AC . 1 t 4 K . ; s;:' ff't fMinofM " U ;ris?raffH) ,ean 5UI ?'.- f i !' '-u.it i I' 1 Wrisp's parents . J since the "Heath of Mr in of Mr Carlisle into the house is as authority as he on r ; i. ' i, ' L . j. i f ;. ; ' ( -.; - ! . ? L r i ; . t - I' Mti r 1 -1 1 W1 ! 4lrisP pants were English 1 1 V liey came to this country on a pro- iiisfi . r 5 : ; 4 j i U get I ; jrnarter U : v t. kudulent ( i,;,-, ir exchange. j 5 J l j. cat results. 1 j j Lfch democratic ardent joy Vhen jje thus brought to J " rjo craver mistake could be nade by demociats than to looen the obligation by which Ihey are pledged to secure a radical reform In the present robber tariff scheme. To waver now In the great contest, merely to strengthen some candidate for the presidency, would bring certain, swift, in evitable defeat. If the democratic party should waver one jot or tittle !n its here tofore unselfish purpose to reduce the tariff to a revenue basis, then, while un swerving democratic reformers might not laugh when overwhelming defeat came upon it, jet they would feel that it had met the just retribution visited upon It for its cowardice and unfaithfulness. But all talk about the election of Crisp to the speakership being an indication of a return to Randallism Is all folly and bosh. Crisp is just as true and aident in his devotion to tariff reduction as Mr Mills. But the Democrat would expect and hope for the defeat of the party If it should row desert its tariff views. ,. , ...b .-V .,c t i.uuralizcd citizens. In 1S45 they returned Itnglindon a profoJsirnal tour, snj the speaker was born at bhclhclU. His parents returned to this countiy and settled in Georgia In 1S61. when he was IS years of age, Crisp enlisted in the confederate army and became captain. Early in the war he was made prisoner, and Was kept for a year at Fort Dela ware. After his release he joined his parents at Ellaville, and was admitted to the bar in I&66, He soon made a reputation at one of the best attorneys in the state. In 1S72 he was appointtd solicitor-general for the south western judicial circuit, in 1070 ne was ap pointed judge of the superior court, but re signed in iSSj to accept 'he democratic nom ination for congress. His home is in Americu, OKGASIO CHANGE All attempts ol democratic and Hermann nane rs to draw some expression out of Mr Gr have failed so far. Salem Journal. Indeed! when the time comes that nothing io the way of "express! jn" in words, (in worrfi mind you,) can not he iliawn from Geer, the Garrulous, then may we reasonably conclude that some radical, some organic change has occurred affecting his rrental or moral nwlce up. The idea, that, for a single moment, the Garrulous is without a "diarrhea" of words is too absurd for serious consideration. I Geer will not talk it is because he has lost the powjr of speech. That is the only comfort i a tLe matter for the Journal. The Albany Democrat, Portland Ttl grom, Pendleton East Otrgonian, Wasco Snn and other democratic papers that now oppose free silver coinage, as being bad polio, are respectively asked to publish the silver plank of their late democratic platform. Salem Journal, The Democrat will cheerfully comply upon the condition that the Journal will first Bet the leading republican papers of this state, such as the Orcgonian, Stares mail, Plaindealer, Pendleion Tribune and State Journal to pubUsh lh. ii.vf plank in the '.ast republican st.Ve jilal ' imi of this state. The country is now to be suhjec'cd to a new class of "calamity croakers" of which the New York Tribune is the representat i e and fit leader in tie east, and the Orcgonian on the western slope. These "calamily croak ers," after years of zealous and industrions effort to down Governor Hill by any means, fair or foul, have now attempted to frighten people into euppjrt of their bitter and un relenting war against that indomitable demo cratic leader by denouncing him as "the most dangerous man in public life in the United States today," Well, he is dangerous; dan gerous to the fur'.he" domination of the r: publicnn party. And this is all these ctoa'keis mean, and it is this (act that disturbs their very souls. The executive committee of the national democratic committee met In Washington Tuesday, and issued a call for a meeting of the national committee to be held at the Arlington hotel in Washington, Janu ary 31st, tu decide upon the time and place for the holding the next national convention. May be seen tho :R'9t BtOCK Ol eold and silver watches, diamond and other rings, jew elry, silverware, Ac, in the city. A Shoe Itkm. S K Young lins just re ceived a large stock of hIiucs, for men, women nnd children, including pnrticu lurly 11 lino line of school shoe? Tho hest makes in the market can ho found in Lis shoe department. Y W Davis ' no " lu cnaru 01 tha D. l moolco ri'Mauiaur, Muala 2uccnts. K.vsttrn oysters fresh. Kvcrthing tirst-clu-a. Teachers' Meeting at Hal;ey The next regular meeting of the teachers of the intra district will be held at usury, uec. iS and 19. The committee Is arranging a suitable program and we earnestly re quest all teachers, school orhcers, friends of education and the public In general to attend all these meeting. The first session will be held Friday evening. Rev Geo W Hiil of this place will lecture on that evening, and Hon J K We.itherford will address the Institute on Saturday evening. Every one cordially Invited. G F Russell, Supt. Havb U noticed that Allen Bros' gro sery store ie always full of fruits, vege tables, etc, fte very latest in the mar ket. If there is anything to be had they have it. Apples, Cabbages, Grapes, Turnips, Cranberries. Cauliflower, OrangeB, Sweet Potatoes, Lemons, Carrots, Pigs Keet, Celery, Sauer Kraut, Beets. Klein Bros have a Wge and choice stock of boots and shoes for sale at reazouabl rinr-q Do not invest in font wear unt yoahave een their stocK and the elca!) piano at their store. Klein Brcs can make you any ttvle of oot or shoe you wish, srd will guatantee critctpt, try them ou a pair. Will & Stark, the -'-. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALK House and cornnr lot In H's Sd add. J750. Apply to I W Davis F OR 8ALE. Homo and lot for sale or rent, on oo.tpt ef 5ti and Kllswoith sueets. Kcrpsrticu'arsinqnirdof h,-.- c.' TlBADY TO WsJRK. Parties desiring I V wood put In or ny ind of labor done, oan obta'n prompt attention by e urinu the net vices ot Panis! Low, a. t'ae lie ferry bouse, Leave order there, T OST. A dark brown bird dosr. Worn 1 J collar with tx tag No. 108. Akawern to name or TrixiK. A liberal rawaid will be paid for hl return. ED ZETn", Foul til and Lyon St.,Albany, SN. STKELIC A Co., Albany, Ore. . Loan money on cood real ostnm oeurity In Linn mid Bjj.Hiimir. c' cuti"fc. "I'17-ANTE'O.- llilmst prlo. yiv fr.r T f hlucs at the chair factory, Albany, Orei;ou. MONEY TO L'JN Homo capital to loan. In suinslo Piilt.on Albany and Linn eounty real eita e or good pnr:ionM seeurKy. W K McPherson. first Street, opp MraonieHall, Albany, Or. CARPET WEAVINO.I will wexve cnrpot at my rosidonee one mile north of Albany. AddreB,Bnjc,8H7,Ci'.y. MRS. W, II. WARNER. POULTRY, GAME.fresh from Portland and other places, always on baud at our market, near corner of Second and Ellsworth streets. Slaughter lc Causelet. FISH HOLIDAY GOODS. They have on hand a largo and elegant stock, consisting of Plush Goods, Toilet Cases, Albums, Fancy Perfumeries, Kovtltieg, Art Supplies, Family aid Teachers' Bibles, Illustrated looks, Gold Peas, Etc. florrK ik -V.: r. 1 . at Gold and Silver Watchos of Other Leading Kinds, Diamonds, Gold Headed Canes, Gold and Silver Headed Umbrollas, and Many Novelties too Numerous to Mention, We are the People "Vh nrry the most tomplet ware, Sterei, Ua;fi, et., in line ef Hard the market. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. of They will give prices that will make it an object for all to buy thorn. TI LADIES BAZAAR. Is tha Liaaing illineiy and Farcy Goods Store of Albany, They casvjr all the Latest Styles and Novelties In the Millinery Una, am ; ffooos, ana rtao T-maue Call and be oonrincod. garments. Goods the best, and prices th lowest. FIKST STUEET, FKOMAN BIjOuk I am now receiving my "Winter Dry Goods, and am showing full lines of seasonable goods in the following departments, viz: Silks and Velvets Foreign Dress Goods Black Dress Goods Domestic Dress Goods Shawls Cloaks Skirts Underwear Gloves Notions Ribbons Laces White Goods Linens Carpets Upholstery Yarns Corsets Hosiery Handkerchiefs and Embroideries Prints Boots and Shoes Groceries Woolens Oloakings Tailors' Trimmings Bags, Warps and Batts ;Flannels Jeans and'Cottonades Blankets Domestics Ginghams Samuel E. Young. FIREMAN'S ELECTION. NOTICE IS HKHEriY IVE THA. there will bo an election held In s city of Albany on Monday, the Mth d of renmbr. IstWL, for the purpose electing a Chief and Assistant Chief E gineer.of the Albany Fire Department, Herve one year. Said olectlon 10 be hsl between the uouis of 1 o'clock and e-.i o'clock p ni.ln the hall of Albany Engine Co. No. 1. Dated this 1st day of Dec, 1801. UO PHILLIPS, L M CURL, Secretary. President. huTICC TO SrOCK-HQLDERS. Notice Is hereby given that the annual stock holders mnW)g of tho Farmer it ilerchnntK llnurunc) Cuilpuny nfAl bany, Linn coiinly, Oregon, will bs hold at tha company')) olllen in the city ol A ! I an Oriy.t 11,011 Wodnnnlay, Januarv tth, 1K9J, a', Ihn hour rf 2 o'clock pindf naid (lf.y. hir tho purposu ofolootiii nino director.! ofnld cunipiny, to servo lor one yoar, and to trann ct any olhtr Imul nifM s may regular?,? coiro bi foro ku d mooting. I'.y oniir ofthn Pre-ii.luntl DatcJ UeciNi'ier 1-', J O. Wl'.iT ;MAN f-ccn.li.ry. YOU WILL AflSSIT Ifj-ou do not purchase your HOLIDAY Jeweliy, consisting of Watches and Cs In the best makes, an elegant line of Silver Ware, and many attractive novelties, just the tilings for Christmas presents, of Will & Stark. Their Prices are VFRY REASONABLE. Scientific American Agency for CAVEAT8. trade: marks. c ITT MUJO'tlTOEK, Pfeiffsr BUck, Albany, Stanard & Cusick ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR t SMnsTOHr, Drugs, UadielnM, tniemlMli, Fanty and Toilet ArHeles, Sponges, Bruskev Ferfnmuy, Sekool Books, and Artists' Supplies. PbylciII, preacrlplium )J IIDIllllllC J. A. Cummiiig, W COPYP.ICHTS, etc. ro7lr.f.-ir,TiG,fna nr ! frt-MTHndMoT.-TrritMo MI NN k :o. ; lV:f.rv;AV, Kr.vr YnniT. C.-Ji'.it. Imroiiu f'r HCi-urlnc pulfr's in America. J.veij ic'tiiit, taken cur.tiv uh 1b hrouiiht. tiefnrj tiio labile by a not t given fico ci tlias'KO latUo Ii.".rrcst rtrniVrion or unr fr!r!;tirn pp.nr tho v..'t? i. tJ; "fiiOit'lf lil'i-trac f. ;sd liitoUipriit Wun i-hni'M lc ttltlni-it It. Wrfklr. a .'..; nx fji-Tit Ad.l'c- ?1 1'N'sj ; CO., Wa p aper ALBANY, ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY Where to get the Best Bargains, Wher to get the Best Value for Your Money, in Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., And they will Answer with One Voice, at GTG. W. SIMPSON'S. ALLEN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE S RETaIL GROCERS CIGARS TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OF AU KINDS IN LARGE.: OR SMALL QUANTITIES, IN THEIR GEASOrJ, Flinn Block .l.- Ir".-. ALBANY, OK-EGOtf