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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1893)
gaUit Democrat. democrats and republicans alike will sym paihlse with Governor McKlnley In his fi nancial misfortunes. Jufye Jackson was confirmed at Supreme Judge without the formality of a division or yea and nay vo'c. W N Roach, a democrat, was elected I'nlted States senator from North Dakota, yesterday. This will give the democrats just half the senate, which, with the casting vote of Vice president Stevenson makes a majority. The democrats will very likely elect a sena tor from Montana. Tlie Democrat believes it voices the sentiments of nine-tenths of the taxpayers of Linn county when it gives expression to the opinion that Senators Weatlierford and Myers and representatives lilevins, Miller and Elmore were faithful servants of the pjople and that the latter made no mistake in their election. A two billion dollar congress was utterly condemned by the votes of the people of the country. We believe that a more than two million dollar legislature will meet the same deserved fate at the hands of the voters of Oregon In June 1894. The legislature was largely republics In both branches and that party will be held responsible (or this in excusable extravagance. 1 The republican party leaders in this state are shaking their head with an ominous turn as they discuss the load the party will have to carry In the campaign of 1894. Toe extravagences of the state legislature are without parallel la this state, and in con templating their extent we involuntarily turn our eyes to the ReeJ congress (or a precedent. The only tin plate mill in operation now is the McKinley plant that grinds the tax out of the American consumer. Mr Clnrkson seems to have forgotten the fact that President Harrison nt one time appointed a firt assistant postmaster ceneral who didn't reflect any remarkable honor upon his administration. Senator I'add'Jck was one of the men who recognized the danger of McKinleyism when the tariff bill wm pending in the Fifty first congress. His defeat for the senate will undoubtedly confirm his opinion on that point. The captain of the Kugene cadets will send two cannon 10 Portlund for the use of the Thurman legion on the day of the Cleveland inauguration Hood enough. Hurrah for Kugjno! and tho captain of the cadets. P L Fountain of Kluiuatli county, but formerly of Linn county, is n candidate for the Klamath Indian Agency. Ho has the in dorsement of the democratic county central committee of Klamath county. Daricy Martin of Cbrvallis is stlso a candidate. It is frequently said that some men have greatness thrust upon them. The reverse is true, sometimes, as happened to president Fulton during the closing hours of the sen ate. Following in the footsteps of the noto rious Reed, he counted twelve senators as voting "no" v.ho had not voted at all. This was done to carry through a bill cniascula ting from the Australian ballot law someo' Us best features. Here Fulton had littleness cast upon him as he was unequal to the task of doing right. His conduct will rise up to fetter him greatly in the future. The governor has but one course to pur buo in regard to the Durham bill which strips tho Australian ballot law of nearly nil its merit, and which was railroaded through the sennto by the adoption of Czar liecd tactics, and thut is to veto it. It would have been impossible to puss It had not Fulton, tho provident of the senate, adopted the Heed tactics of ruling thut a member should be recorded as voting "no" j when such member saw fit to not vote at till. Veto it, governor. It is a good place for a little veto. Waldo M Potter, register of tho United States Land Office at Fargo North Dakota, who carried the sobriquet of 'Father of the Republican Party in North Dakota, comes out in a scathing letter, in which ho re nounces all allegiance to tho republican puty and asserts that the democracy of l! rover Cleveland is preferable. For 12 yeirs, ho says, he has watched tho action of tho republican bosses in Ibis slate and has found them to be a set of tyrants who have dragged down tho party from a majority of two-thirds of the voters to ignominious defeat. Governor Ponneyer speaking of the np p jirit mont of Crosbam for secretary of Into by Cleveland says: "It would accord with the eternal fitness of things if Mr Cleveland, who bolted and disregarded tho wishes of the regular dem ocratic organization of New York regard ing a candidate for tho presidency, should confer a cabinet appointment on Air tlres liam, who bolted the nomination of his party, tjuch n appointment would be a prcmimi on bolting, conferred by n bolter." Now, this statement about Cleveland's belting is far fetched. He was a candidate I jr president and, notwithstanding his own state void against him, he was fairly nom inttjdnnd overwhelmingly elected. His, own state by a majority of nearly fiO.000 showed his popularity there. His F.xcel lenoy attempts to heap upon Mr Cleveland tho odium of being a bolter. 'Misery loves company,' and wo mppoFO tho governor wants some ono to go along with him and sharo theodium of being a bolter as the fact is notorious that tho governor bolted both state anil national tickets last year The governor seems to bo making his case worse. IIKALTII HINTS, li.iw egg for a cut. Hut water for sprains. Hut lemonade foreoiili. Turpentine far lockjaw. Hot milk as a slimulent. Salt water for falling hair. Raw oysteisfor hoarsness. Tar on sugar for weak lungs. Q.ilckllme In water for poisjn. Sugar moistened with vlne;er for hiccough, Milk pudding and stewed fruit for billious dyspepsu. Smoke iiihalatlon Is a new treatment for contain '.ion. Castor oU has not tailea in any case to re move w.ulsto which it is applied once a day ft. m two to six weeks. Celery colTce is a new diink. Ills s.ld to give nncwe.1 sticnj;tli to the biftln and nerve. Czarism will not go down the throats of American people, una there is no uso in trying to fores it. When a man gets too lug tor his breeches, anil tries to set tnui- If ud as a little tin god. he is going to get pulverized when the next election day comes around. President iulton may just as well come off his perch. Jrlrgrum. Yea, verily, true as divine inspiration. O.V THE SOITHF.KX B'U VDAltr. February 20th, 1S93. Mrs J D Kennedy, of Portland, is spending a few days with her husband at their farm it) this neighborhood. Mr John Wolf returned to his home in Brownsville lastMonday.afterafew days visit with Ills sister, MrB Hayworth. Grass and grain are doing finely since the snow went off, and farmers are hop ing the worst of the winter is past, 11 E Haves, lecturer of the Btate Grange, and F M Kizer, of Charity Grange, No 103, were visiting patrons in this vicinity the first of last week. S G Thompson, of Monroe, has sold his farm here to II C Humphrey, of Eugene. It is one of the best in ihis vicinity, Mr Bosserman and family were visit ing relatives at Junction and Irving recently. Quite a number of people, most of whom were from Coburg, met at the residence of Mr John Talent, last Thurs day evening, and were entertained with music and games and an elegant lunch. Mr Taylor, of Halsey, spent Friday night with relatives lie.e. A Itevtai d ir JOO Will be given away for any case of Itheu uiatism which cannot be cured by Drum- mood Lightning Remedy. The proprie tors do not hius this oner, nut print it in bold type on all their circulars, wrappers, printed matter, and through the eoluuius of news papers everywhere. It will work wondera one bottle curi ag any ordinary case, lftbe druggist has not got it. he will order it, or it will be sent to any address by express on receipt ot prioe, together with speoiat in structions, irrummond Medicine Co., 4- 50 Maiden wanted Lane, New York. Agents lira. Mary E. O' Fallon of Hqua, O., says the Phy sicians aro Astonished, and look at her like one Raised from the Dead Long and Terrible Illness from Blood Poisoning Completely Cured by Uooi'a Saraaparllla. Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very intelligent lady of l'lqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as sisting physicians at an autopsy D years ago, and soon terrible nicer broko out on her head, arms, tongue and throat. Her hair all came out. Slio weighed but 78 lbs., and saw no prospect ol help. At last she began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and at once Im proved; could soon get out of bed and walk. She says: " I became perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lbs., eat well and do the work for a large family. My case seems a wonderful recovery and physlciiuis look at mo In astonishment, as almost like one raited from the dead." O GO OX) HEWS 9 q for the mlluW si ctnsiimsrs ol Tntt's Pills, o It fires Ir. Tutt pleasure to an- f nouac that be U new putting Op a. TINY LIVER PILL O whloh Is of exceedingly small size, a yet retaining all Clie vlrtesof the sJ larger ones. Guaranteed parely vegetable. Itotli sixes of Ihesellls A are still Issued. The exact also of w TUTT 3 TINY LIVER PILLS A Is shown In the border of this "ad." v TWO MEN AND ONE BOY POUND DEAD! HOOD'S PILL8 should lie tn erer? family mediclue chest. Uuce uied, always preferred. M. MOM Architect Hiid Contractor I.fflive nnl.ira with llulburt liros.,. l'.stste agrnis. Real SHERIFF SALE In the Circuit Court of the State ot Gwgnfor Linn County. Uuol Custer, Plaintiff, vs Marietta C'usttr,DcfeHlant. VrOTK i: IS HKRKHY (Jl KN THAT iv virtue ot an eitcu' on dulv Issued out or ami iimler tho senior tlm ulinv named court, Inlheatove entu'eil Milt to me directed and delivered, dated the u iisy oi renruary, i;w, upon a jiHlg. incur, in favor tl Mnrgerctta timter, detemUnt, and against r;uel Curtvr. P'.miin, mr me Bum or f 41! twr iiiiinth since the I'srd day of April, 18t2, and in iiuiifMiii-v n un in. cnrnmamla of said xecution. I did on tho IHih day of Feb- ru.ry , im, in i.inn 0'iutitv. Oregon tlulv levy upon all tho rivtht. title and interi-it of KiihI fusier.tlio above named plaintiff, in and to the following doi.iibed real fSvST,"1 Mock No lis, tn llai'kleiiinii's addition to Albarv l.inn mmilv i ftninrdnr at the hour of .n o'eWk p m, at the front door of the court hoimi. in I ho t-it v of Albany, 1 Inn emniiy, rrmsuii, f.ir.M.l, in hand to tn. bid tr. all ail right, tttn. and tiiu.i.vt ol tlm i, p'ajn . titr. Hue, iM(,.r. In and to Mid real pmporty above dwrihed. I hr pr,w-d arisnic from said sa: lo be nrpli,. I i tho "I "' raccuiKui, Jll'ln.iHlit ltd till Uih While trying to Crowd their WAY INTO FROMAft BROS. Store, where they always have on hand thu largest Stock south of Portland, of the latest Improved Rifles and Shot Guns; an Immense stock of Fishini? Tscklt of every description; Tents, iKii.iuocKs. iamo i,nair8 ana tnousnnds of other things too numerous to mention Repair Shop In connection with the Store, and one ol tie Dear, workmen In the State to do snv and all kinds of work. Come one Come all. No trouble to hOW fiOOdl. "Small nrailt M'.itCll si W is oui jnotto. Star Bakerj CorBroHilnlUIn nnd Ftrwt St CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR, t'anueii rrnilM, yirtNNtvttrc-, lrled Frails, Tobui co, MaKar, t'oller, Et tannert !Im , Qneeiumarv. Vegelablcn, Cigars) Nplces, Tea, tic. In tact eTerytluaC that Is kept in a renar variety and trsocery store. Highest market price paid for AI,L KINDS OF PRODUCE WANTED At the store Allen liros.. formerly owned by BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BAUON, and CHOICE APPLES, I will pay'.tlie best cash price for which possible. Ihe IHIh .laf ol Mnrrh IS9.1, and and iy of Kfbtui ry, m3. CO J.MK-id.N, !Sli'rlil of I.lmi c.mmy, (reon B F RAMP A LINN COUNTY MAP Win G Obenauer " Co are making a man of Linn county, which should be in every business house, public dwelling and school room in IJ.in county. The map accurately locates every city, town and postotTice, and rlveis and creeks, shows voting precincts townthlpn. etc.shows the distance of each po-UolT.ee from Albany Ct out the following and mail to V'm O Cibenauei t'o. 100 Kiont street. Port land, Oregon, and ti.ey wlH deliver ou as many as jou order, IIiae deliver me copies of your Linn countv map (or which a'ree to pay tifty cents ner copy on delivery cf mar. - Signature. The Marked Success of Scott's Emulsion in consump- ion. scrofula and other forms of M.iiMlitary disease is due to its , ..wortul lood properties. Scott's Emulsion .r-.pkllv creates healthy flesh ;. roper weight. Hereditary i.iints develop only when the ivsteiu becomes weakened. Xotkiig in the uvrhi of medicine has been so successful in dis- eases that are most hienaciug to life. Phy sicians everywhere prescribe it. Notice to Tax-Pay ers NOTICE is hereby given that I r m deputy will meet the tax-pavers of Lin countv. Oregon, at o o'clock a m and re main until 4 o'clock p m, at their respec tive places of voting in the several pre cincts, at the following times and places. for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1092: Shelburn. Mo.-iday. February 27,1891. Rock Creek.Tuesday. February 2S, iSqj Fox Valley. Wednesday, March 1, 1893. Jordan. Jhurtday, ft arch a, 1093. Scio. Friday, March 3. .$93. Franklin Butte.Saturday, March 4,1893. xsortn Lebanon, Monday, March b, 1S93 oantiam, Monday, March o, 1093 South Lebanon.Tuesday, March 7, 1893, Waterloj, luesday, March 7, 1093. Sodavllle, Wednesday, March 8, 1893. Sweet Home, Thursday, March 9, 1893, Crawfordsvllle, 1 riday. March 10, 1693 N Brownsville.Saturdav. March 11.1S01 S BrownsvIIIe.Saturday.March 11,1803. C Brownsville, Monday, March 13, 1893 irice, Monday, March 13, it93. N Hnrrlsburg, Tuesday, March 14,1893, 2 narrisourg, lue&day, March 14, 1S93 llalsey, Wednesday, March 15, 1093. Shedd, Thursday, March 16, 1S93. Tangent, Friday, March 17, 1893. Orleans, Saturday, March 18, 1893. gyracuEe, Saturday. March 18. 1803. West Albany, Monday, March 20. 1803 Center Albany, Mondav, March 20,1893 Aioany. xuesday, March 21, 1093, Eatt Albany, Tuesday, March 21, 1893 Fay your taxes promptly and by so do ing yju will have no delinquent costs to pay. V C JACK. SON, Mienrt and lax Collector. Dated February 10th, 1893. ANNUAL MEETIK'C r.ui,ui'. is nerPDv !?iven that the an nual meetincoftbe stockhnldnr. of fho 41 bany Buiidiii); Association will be held at r".w J oiadaohl, in Albany on Mon dav. Msri'U ZU11J. IRiia. ml i nn , in n,.- i.r.m election of directors, rnd auch. o'.ber Dusiness aa may oome before tho meeting iPNrjTTiNri. w CTWEEDALE, Secre'arv, Mr rusweur. STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING, TCT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT li there will be a meetine of ilia n ock holders of the Odd Fellows Hal I Building association, neia in their ollice in Al bany, Oregon, on Monday, tho 6tu day ot March, lt3, at Ihe hour of 7 o'clock n m of aald day, lor the purpose of electing seven directors to serve for the enauimr year, and to transact any other business mat n?ay come Deiore saiu nieottng. rr.ieu mis oiu ust or renrtiary,t&9; W C TW F.EDAI.K. E A Parker, Piesident Secretary Postomcc. tniuttoitn a.-(iiam- IllllbtIV, Alt,.mvt at tjs . Will j,r.ot! e hi o.irn flat. iwiil atifi.ti.iTi civt'ri lo m.ittrrs in pivba and to co leakms. OFFICE In 111 Flinn block. -CITY Xj&.XTNlDHSr. Opposile St C'hnrles Hotel lied Ciotalng nnd lacs curtains well atteuaea to. St Bret nor a apecialty. Bracch office at Moses' barber shop aundrv c ctr-' t veningk at " SO o'clock Wall Paper, Jrvigrs, Iainta, Oils GlnB, Etc J. A. Cummins: CARPET DEPARTMENT. ;HII.LaTO( HID W JTH THE ( IIOM I ST MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS. ! DRAPERIES LINOLEUMS , CURTAINS! ALBANY, CPiECOPi FARMERS, ATTENTION IF : YOU . V. ANT ; A WACON RACK, BUGGY CART PLOW, HARROW.DRILL SEED ER, FEED CUTTER, or any kind of a Farm Implement or Ve hicle, call on or addresg, F. RAMP, Oppcsite Tost Oir.ce, Albany, Or. OF THIS SEASON'S NOVELTIES AND PEICES DMEQUALEE IN TfflS MAM Samuel E. Young FORTMILLER ft IRVING Uiiflertakers and Embalmers. TTTE KtEP constantly on bard a lull line of tr.etallc, cloth and vcod catkelsi, V V coffins. Also which will be sold at buiial roles and suits, In. broadcloth, mlin.cotl n ne.tlr The I.oweNt Uvlng Profits. EMBALMING and ",e proper care of the dead a specialty. NO EXTRA CHARGt FOR HEARSE OR SERVICES, ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGON WE ADVERTISE TO INCREASE Pur business. Vi'c have the stock to fill orders and the facilities nnd -ypntntion of giving a buyer his money's worth. We treat our patrons in a way that makes them our friends. This may catch some one who lias not writ ten to ns when tliey have work to place . To these let ns remind not to neglect lis, ns we may do yon good . We nre quoting special prices these close times. SMILEY, THE LEADING HUNTER, IFlhin Block, Albany, Rjj ine Oregon Land Co iVitn its home office el S-A.LE3VI: - - - ORlilO-OISra In the Gray Block, corner Liberty and State street, branch office In Portlaw ll A.KES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts near Salemj Will srn K 1 fi on t-m. a o m ro small cash payment Ion sr time nn halannn or particulars. QIFrSI? lee and Poultry PORTLAND SED CO., Portland, Or. SUPPLIES Fertilizers TREES. CATALOCUE.-93 TCSEND FOR
