Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 30, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti; ; K s si in t-i :( Hi.:! ai &zxnosxa. Can It be gaid that the city council loves darkness better than light because their deeds are evil? The legislative tesslcn is half over and nothing very startling ha occurred yet But keep your eye on l'asco. Now docs the cily council come forward and proposea to make the winter of our dl- content glorious by making darkest Dixie third warda howling wilderness by casting Ha Inhabitants into outer darkness, A citizen and tax payer vouchsafes the suggestion that if there are to be bus nine arc lights In the city they should not bj placed On fir.t street but on streets farther back where darkness is thickest. The threat -made by republican senators that they will adopt the cloture rule If nee essary to secure the confirmation of Harrt son's appointment lor Supreme Judge wilj not likely be carried into execution as it would apply after the 4th of March when democrats will be in the majority. Democrats in the legislature should bear In mind, that, notwithstanding they are In the minority and are directly responsible for the kind of legislation given to the peo ple, yet they are making records by which the party will be judged In the state cam paign in June 1S94. It is broadly hinted that if suitabir terms cannot be made with the electric light com pany for lighting the cily that a number of citizens stand ready to organize a company and furnish light upon terms that the city council deems reasonable. It aeems pretty certain that the democrats will control the next senate, in which case the pledges of tariff reduction must be car ried out according to the pledges made in the Chicago platform. Let good faith and fair dealing characterize the conduct of the party In this regard and the people will not hesitate to continue it in power. No man In the United Slates is better equipped to formulate a tariff bill expressive of the will of the people as manifested In the election of Cleveland, than Mr Carlisle, and his appointment as Secretary of the Treasury will be regarded by the people as an earnest that the president elect intends to fully redeem the pledges made in the Chicago platform. Can spiders prognosticate weather chang es? is answered by Dr McCook in the negative It is usually bslleved that spiders fairly well ioilUff.,fJtflelVVnl"aWia'treery'bef1ore fair weather. From observations made for six years past, he finds that many species of orb weavers, which were colonized and kept under close observation, make snares freely before rains and storms, frequently even in the intervals between heavy rains. This a popular fallacy is destroyed. IKOKPENUAM'S AND UEllOtltATS, Judge Gresham is a type of 1I13 Indepen dents whose support of the Democratic par ty at any time and on any issue is warrant that so far the partv :s deieiving the support of earnest, Intelligent and patriotl: citizens. To win the support of such men is a right aim forany party; to forfeit it U a misfor tune, ltecause the Republican party has forfeited it that party is prostr.itc It is sound encouragement, theieforc, to know that Judge Greaham heartily approves of the selection of Senator Carlisle to be Secretaiy of the Treasury, lie regards it as "a guarantee tlut the new tarifl bill will give tariff reformers satisfaction." 1 lis enthu siasm over this action of Mr Cleveland is deep. He says: Carlisle is a great man and knows all about Irtetarif! and can make no mistakes. I predict for him a successful career in Ihi Treasury, and also In twn years 1 expect tu see the linancesof the country so plain and simple that a bov can read a statement or the Ireasury and understand It. As ll stand now the more statements we read of the condition of the Treasury the less we krow But Carlisle can be trusted and he will suc ceed in bringing order out of chars, and if he does he 11 my candidate lo- President in 1 896, and there is not a man in the country that can beat him lor the nomination and elec- tloa. Judge Gresham does not sreak, however, as a Democrat who is a Democrat whether the party is right or wrong In his ! judgment For in the same Interview he defines his po litical motives, and no doubt he speaks for thousands mere to whom the party is Indebt ed for its magnificent victory last November. It is an utterance to which those who are responsible for the use of the power Intrust ed to the party should give heed: want you to understand that I am a Democrat only as far as the Democrats go my way of thinking. That is to say, that I am only a Democrat on the tariff and economy positions. I consider the tariff as the only great question dividing the two parties. But should the Democrats fail to keep their pledges, not one of these men independents will be found voting the ivciuubiauc UCKCl in 1090. I "us vote is worth keeping. It can be kept ty fidelity, It wll be Wfii faithlessness. tiled by Kid Gloveh from $1 a air op. I aarry oil line!nf leading brands in black; and col ored. Will receive novelties for the holidays. Agent"forthe eelebruted Centemi-ri glnvr. .Samuel K. Yovno. Four weeks from next Saturday will be inauguration day when the democrats will take charge of all three departments of the government. The responsibility will be a great one and the united wisdom of the leaders of the party will be necessary to enable the administration to meet the just expectations of the people. The greatest good to the greatest number, equal and exact justice to all citizens, and special privileges to none, public office Is a public trust, are rules which if faithfully adhered ta will make the Incoming administration a successful one, and one that will meet the lieatty approval of the people. In connection with thegreat problems of revenue and cuirency which the new ad ministration will have to meet, It will have to give speci.il attention to the largest chan nel of expenditure, that of pensions. The pension service is now the one entirely scan dalous branch of the Government business, unless there are some other divisions of the Depaitmcnt of the Interior that mpy he ranked with It. It is a huge political ma chine, scandalous not only in its lists of pensioners padded with names of the unde serving, but in its pay-rolls padded with the names of Idle, incompetent or useless em ployees and In its general inellkiency fur any purposes but those of jobbing attorneys. Notice To all Indian War Veterans. All War Veterans are icquestcd to call on us and make application for Land Warrant to which they are entitled. No charge nnl ess successful. Cnll and get terms and particulars, frc. MoNTANYg A IlAL'KLKMAX. I ' 03 During the year 1S03, from be I fr r In i d, Will A iitaik propose to kc 1 ncir rrpuinuon oi having the finest slo.k of jewelry, watches, silver ware, etc , In the valley. If vou want the oesi goous at reasonable prices cnll on them. Mrs. Mary . O'Fallon or I'lqus, O., nays the Phy. , nlcluiifl are AHton.Ml.ciJ, mid look at Iter ltko otio Raised from the Dead Long and Torriblo Illness Trom Blood Poisoning Completely Cured by Hood' a Sarsaimrllta. Mrs. Mary K. O'Fallon, a very intelligent lady of 1'lnua, Ohio, was poisoned while as sisting physicians at an autopsy 6 years ago, and soon terrible nicer broke out on her head, arms, tongue Bml throat. Her hair all came out. Sho weighed but 78 lbs., and saw no prospect of help. At last she began to take Hood's Barsaparllla and at once Im proved; could soon get out of bed and walk. She says: I became perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla nndnm now a well woman. I weigh 123 Itu eat well and do tlio work for a largo family.' ?.!iV0 " wonderful recovery and iyslel:ini look at m,. In astonishment as almost l.kr ... rui.,,1 f ,., the dind.w Advance of the Pipe Erigade. Retreat of the Cigar Cohorts. Yes the Pipe is coming to the front as never before. The high price of rood ci.?ars is helping drive them cut cf u;e. Millions of smo!;cr3 i::e Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco. It is the most pepuhr Brand in the market. Smoked for overtwenty . five .vars its fame is still growing Quality always the same. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N. C. "We received that cheap, UNIQUE JOB PRINTING It trai first-class, as represented, the price was very reasonable, and we advise our friends to send their orders to " SMILEY, THE PRINTER, Flimi Bl'k. Albany. Star Baker CorBre-mlulblii uiul First Hu HOOD'8 PILL8 slionM be In every fsmlly . -.v...v v.iito uhq, sin-ays preferred. CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR, nuned r raits, l'nnue . UluMMware, ta-euNwnr. Dried Fruit. Vegetable, Tobncco, Clicnrx Magar, Nplcex, 4'oltee, Ten, ts Etc., In fact everything that Is kept in a (paer variety and greoocrr store, Highest market price paid for AIM, KINDS OF PRODUCE TWO MEN AND ONE BOY FOUND DEAD! CHEAPEST, GOOD FITTING READY MADE SUIT OF CLOTHES, go : to ALBANY OTEI.AllWSE. WINS A U SICK,. ..Manager , WANTED formerly owned by At the store Allen Mrei., BUTTER, EGGS, JLARD, BAUON, ami CHOICE APPLES, for which I will p.-uJMio best cult price possible. B. F, RAMP. Two Nights Only and Brand Mitiiiee ar.d three of (he greatest performances in inur city s amusement liistoi v; Friday, February 3rd., THE COMPLETE fORMUY THEATER will appear In rr.d Marnlen's createst liuigmng success, in 4 acts, entitled, "HUiHKUG." Complications and entanglements supreme Saturday Evening, Feb. 4th, John A Steven's latest New York success in 4 aeie, en'lllcil, "Hire for Wife." Trices, 2$cls., joets and 75cts. Saturday Mntinc. "T11K H.WKE DAl tJ'ITKK," ;j and 50 cents. Scats ro-erved at usual place, .V)lt s.M.K-A lt litiAIN.-Am77" MUnini inllndry fur h!i rnpacil v in WH-h i(--iirtiiiri!l' f;-o yvr il,i; jj liaiuN. liMMtt-d ill IVlltrRI AtlrMl.'v ..., 111 Monlnmiinrv sllvt'l. I wi-li ,. ... Kittle 111 oilier tni(ne- V1: oll cheap j i'siiTn,iv,n.,i..,r ' The Clothier and Merchant Tailor,' On Lvon Street, ne First. See what a bargain you can get there for your can money. Also suits nude to order, cleaning, dye ing and repairing. Satisfaction guaranteed. While trying to Crowd their WAY INTO FROMAM BROS. Store, where they nlwaya have on hand tno largest stock soutn ot Portland, of the latest Improved Rifles and Shot Guns; n Immense stock of Fishing Ticklt of every description; Tents, Man. mocks, Camp Chairs and thousands of otl.er things too numerous to mention. Repair Shop In connection with the Store, and one ol the best workmen in the State to do any and all kinds of work. Come one Come all. No trouble to show goods. "Small profit and quick sties" Is oui .notto. F. L. DuMONT, - Albany, Or. STOCKHOLDER'S MEETIN6. fTOTICE IS HEREBY S1VES THAT tne annual meeting 01 liie stock holders of Ike- Albany Building and Loan AeuwUiInn will K. h.i.l .. February 17th, 183, at the hour of 7:30 n Hiiir l.t J.m 1 .. . 1. - r ...... Vmj , IU III, JjailK Ul I'lefTOU, purpoae of electing nine directors and thra auditors, to ssrye far the term of una j ar next ensuing iroui sam meeting. anil nntll 1 h . , iim,m.ii,i a and qualified, arid to lrnnast such othr .-..o.uvw. mm imnj a-Blo UVIUra (DO aSSOCI- lion. Done- by order of said association this 17th day of January, 1HS, r fl KTk-lt A TJT JAY TT IU.AIN. Preside:!. Secretary, : ESTKAY NOTICE. Strayed from m rtlaco. noar Pnrh throe head, of four br five year old cattle, dehorned and some brandHd with lttpr P 0.1 hip. and others with J or V on right hip. They wet brouKh. from M l'arne's tarm ear mock lint. Kownrtl to anv who will let me know uf their whirl abouts h. 81CNIKKM. Albany, Or IO SAt.KrHKAP.-A rord enrt and 1-,, lngl harness, bo.h new. fallou Wall Paper, Olasis, lte J. A. Cnmmiig ALBANY, -:- OREGON -CITY 3L.TJ 1ST Oppoaile St Charles Hotel. Bed eiotolng aud lace curtains' well stteuuea 10. Starch wor a specialty. Branch office at Moses' barber shop aundrr ciose'' evenings at "'SO o'clock XTOTK'K. I hereby civo notice that I ll hae bought cut the wash bouse of fam Lee and r 11 parlies must look to him lor their pay as I wi 1 not be rponlble lor uis ot tns: m.u Ltl-, .M.utSTOXK, Arrliitort and Contrnrtor. Leave ordjrs with Uulburt Bros,, Rial Estate a-rems. FORTMILLER RVING Undertakers mul Eiiibalmers. WE KEEP ccnslsnllyon bard a full line of rrttalic, clc.lh tr! weed crtkils an coffins. Abo buiial roles and suits, In Vittdclolh, lalin.ctil ti 1 n-,tti-which will be sold at The lowest Living I'roflU. EMBALMING and "ie rropercare of the dead a specialty. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR HEARSE OR SERVICES. ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGON CARPET DEPARTMENT. WELL STOCKED WiTH THE CHOICEST T MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS. pTinm i titq I DRAPERIES-' LINOIEIIMS. UUjIlAlNoj OF THIS SEASON'S NOVELTIES AND PB1CES D1DIA1ED 11 THIS MAM Samuel E. Young Sjaiem. uraeon. W. I. Staley. Princmal. S Salem. Oraeon. W. I. Staley. Princioal. - vj Kiu uubinuss anu proiession Five Departments: Business Shorthand, 7Lcwritin Pcnma Rlmni;nclnT, r-... ... A Bumujiidr, aiuacnti auniitted at .iny nine. Catalogue, containi ALBANY NURSERIES ALBERT BRQWf.ELL(SiKccssor to Ilymaa & Brownell, Proprietor.) OFFICE AND PACKING GROUNDS ONE HALF MILE WFKTOP tup city. e would call the atlentlon of nr Z, .1. . l. E.?.F.01 rHE better pr-pared than ever before to furnish everything in the shape ol Fruit Shide and Ornamenial tree,, SmallFruitvli.es, etc., at either wholesale or re " I Our riceVlow6'- Eenl ,rUC "" ' omis1u.ct, pe:.; ' and0oUur prices low. C. E. Browneil is our city ai;ent and.- jers left with him khiI cSogue,oCe,Ve PrmPt Cart'Ul aUen,in- ' oV'rVte'foree ALBERT IIROM'KELL, A'hany, urogm f The Forum Jfe, 'fk fck I l93 jt MggW H. C. POTTES $$mt2gm C.W.KUST V,1 The Forum 1 mstt 1 vi - - - w wb svl OCVERIOR U f W.E.RusstU 1 HAJIRitON rPHE FORUM contains articles aboot what men are now doing; in the world. The problems and the tasks of your own life and thought, and of our own country, and of onr own time; the education of your ehildrenj the latest re sults of research in your own special study; the neat books of the period; the real leaders; the large movements-are these not the most interesting- subjects! ' The secret of The roatm-s hold on iu reajera Is that its wrifjtr. m.lr if l.AlKA.I .11 t. ..... - . .b wijjiiu i,v w wuo imnic. 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