Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, July 21, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPublished every day in the week except Sunday. vrr'KSlilbTri.Vlir Elilor aadProp'r 1-Tiered ft the IVstOfflwat Albany Oilmen, as second cla'8 mail mailer. I IIM1 ..JILT 91. Hills TIIK SI'OII.S SFESAW. A mnnltlu'iin nrajin in l'hiliilplnlim noting the changes in fourth-class post- omces, says: Seriously, how fitterly silly the whole busi ness is! Why should 40,000 eountiy post- UlOSLL-tn uc uwuntx-u UUl UJ UlIK'U siuipiy w ....... ,1 I i. I it r Luutc iiitfru uiin ucru n tuaiifft: 111 lutj presi dency of the I'nitcJ States ? The people are only interested is having their mail matter properly handled, and the average country postmaster has precious little to do with fnr,,; n, ,i;ni;nAn..i,i;A . ... ....u..,i vi unvitlllll UUUIIv OEfllllUCIlli Snma n.ill 1 tive who will put an end, for the time be ing at least, to this wholesale change in the postal survice for political reasons. The nrnadnt natinnnl a.ln.lnl.l.nl! I 1 - C ohinM fn .I.:. I -.h.uu w iuiw)(uim .ma iuiijt ueuueu re form, but it allows no disposition to movo LuH ik:- I: "S .mo uurj. These are fine sentiments, but we do not remember that the Philadelphia . Ttlegmfh enforced them upon the administration of 1 resiuent Harrison tour years ago. From statistic recently published it ap nea's thflt thpnt warn & 9:tl mnrA fniirth class postmasters appointed on removals during me first tour months of the Harrison administration than have been appointed tor the same reason during the first four months of the present administration. So democrats had held post-offices for twentj-hve years when that party came into power in 1885. Under Mr Cleveland a good many were naturally appointed. But when President Ilarrison succeeded, in ioe, instead of improving his "fine -nances to uepartisamze tne postal service oy leaving good men in office irrespective of . .. . . . i"'"i war. executive, witd the able and willing assistance of Headsman Clarkson proceeded to make a clean sweep. We do not recall that any republican journal pro tested against this policy. The nolicv of the oral is to remove inenmbAnta f fn,rtu class postoffices only after they have served r ... . . ior iour years, ana men to appoint demo- craw, ims is a moderation of the old practice. And yet. as the law fixes no term for the minor postmasters, the application of the four-year rule is simply a regulation of the old spoils rule of "rotation in office." It is useless to leave this question of a business like direction of the people's busi ness agencies to the discretion of presidents, Tarty feeling will be too strong for them The tenure of all offices should be regulated vy mw. Among the foes with which a free people mu-t ever contend are these: J tie ncarues. ' -....1... tl '.. .nnrnin nnli- fnr Y, n material advancement, who regards men as mere machines, only valuable as he can use them, and who tramples upon all laws, Imni.in nr illvinp. uhirh are In nntannni-im to his fancied interest; the labor demagogue who rmvftr .hi an honest, .lav's work In hie .if?, uhn makei ft livint? bv stttrlni ud it rife between Aorkingmen and t mployers. ard wno Hhinnifst wlim Ills dunes are moI rrmerabln: l lift nrart ical nonLicinn who cues nothing for principle, who believes that everv man hns his nrtce mil who an - nually spends thousands in debauching individual voters; the citizen who estimates his ballot from a commercial standpoint. and who is willing to sell It to the highest bidder, just as he would a bushel of wheat or a ton of coal. These all exist among us today, but zy are neither so numerous nor so strong as some suppose, and they grow ieeuier with eac'-i passing year. VTUUVU i'UKdIUKKINU Veiuioii at C K Brown ell?. VTA VI f'n in K&lt.niora block. A full line'of Warner Vto cornets at R.'P AX'o's. If vou want a tine imoLr call for Joaetih... l!nntn iha tVin now chil'etl nlftw at Ramps opposite poat met. The bcs'.Jroast ootlee in the eity at Com ad ajomr uinnea live uip uanjr iu iciecKi l i ... i :.---II - ner week. An extensive variety of garden seeds both in I'll ik nnii nv w e naciture cin ue imtnn at C E Brownclis. Patronize home industry by smoking the bv Tn'ius Joreuh. Van rr mr a liknil tuvnail ilina. " " uvuu (.U'usu au-roc. UUI0- lij, lit acd flexible for rpring and snmmer wear, at Bflid, JPeacr.ck & Co's( Call and if Senator Chandler's Dcnchant for informn- tlon was rewarded bv a renlv In Hie Xw York Wcnld which it seems oueln to he satisfactory to New Hampshire, Senator, no aeaeu: Why should not the banlts. the Chamber 01 Commerce and the newsnaners rmn(rni and state the exact truth: That th distressed con Jillon of the business of the country is due to the approaching assault upon the McKinley bill in particular and upon tde American protective system in general.' The lorU replies that it li bee .naff people reterred tu are not mostly fnnU .J none but fools wonlj be thrown . panic at the prospect of a reduntinn nf -non ai meir own repeated demand. That reply is clear and complete. Teacher's Examination! .v.. v uoidiij s''au ior U pur r ' " n " " HUiuiiuuvii:i per finna Whn Itiav nffdP thamaal....- Tl oaiea for teachers of the schools of Ibis luuuty, mo wuuiy superintendent tnere of will hold publio examination at Al bany, beginning at 1 o'clock p m, on Wednesday, Auu, 9. iglS, and continuing- tw. dlvi A 'AAntH will K " - j v. ... w0 vwkou lur papers should file their pplioath)ns with the county superlntendedt at that time Dated this 18th day of Ac rll, 1893 County Schsol Supt Llvee of many men remind us If the reading public find na ' Auverueing ail tne time. Copyright ibsi to your intelligence, but somo un- otiijfuiuus ui-mcra iiy it. X'or in stance : you'ro suffering from soma Skin, Scalp or Scrofulous affection, or are feeling "run-down" and used-up." There's a torpid liver, impure blood, and all that may corao from it. You've decided, wiselv. mat ur. x icrce s ixoiuen Aleuical Discnverr i. thn mnHininA i l.l -j .-.ui.iiiu vw UVII you. You know that it's aitaran- w uvj ou, us iiu oiucr oiooa purifier is. If it doesn't benefit or cure, you get your money b.-.ck. But what is best for you to take isn't always best for tho dealer J F. FORD. law. j ADVANCE THRESH io seii. no otters something else that's "just as good." Is it likely? If tho maker nf a mnIInn trust it, can youf Ono of two things has to happen. You're cured of Catarrh, or you're paid $500 cash. That's what is promised by the proprietors of Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy. By its mild, soothing, cleansing, and heal ing, properties, it cures tho worst oases. When Benjamin Franklin aUrt a newspaper hU mother tried to dls- ... muenim. dcc a use there weie already w papers in America. Rffor anxa t tU R .. ..t. a uuuiiiain i s a niiu cAHiiiinc inc uiazer ana r-ton Very cheap. Tn alrl TsmaIn r.l. c n.. ...... m UIIf, o'flUU UCXj atU'reutipjf, Xf;, per bottle. Of Dea Aloiuc, vriloi unddr dato of .'i arc ii M, i;m; 5. II. Mud. Mfj. Co.. Dufur, (Vfon. Oi luiiviuff huiutf laat wni I found nil . , J -.. uu ubi ni.io L'lll. e'lrllt Itlil nnnJi .lf .1.1 ...l.L...l wasted away to 3 p.iunda. in now well, iroiitf !id vioroun, and woll llofhtsd up. o B uaaine lti work well. Both of the cliiMren like it. Voar S li. Cough Cure ban cured aod kept awy aM noarai-nvva from mo. So ivo it to eyery ""v "'"i Bronua ior all. Wishing you Voiin., Mh & Mmh J F Foitn. If Vsitl wi.K n ft .... fnr ti. 1; , , innii ami cnoeaui, aim ruady . .. B w,ir, ciJ4iio yoursyiituin with thu 50 culili mr liolllo 1)' all Jruinpsta. ... .!',.-' .'-;- -Ts. 7 S U uiulor s jKulilv. (ruarajliw bv J A Ct'MMING. ftedCrownMills JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR. W PROCESS n.O0B SVrCHlOA FOK rAMIT.lS AHS BAKEBS VSS. EST STORAGF. FACILIfJES Rich Red Blood Results from taking Hood' aarsapariiia INTERESTING FACTS. An c flkial order by l'ension Commis sioner Lochrcn will require applicants for pensions to furnish a full military md medical hittory ot their ten-ices and disa hililies. Is it not strange that such a con dition has not been rcquircd,beforc? That applications of pensions should bo acted upon or oven considered without this reason able saieguaru sUows how loosely the af- iirs oi mo pension bureau liavo been con ducted. No wonder Hie rolls urn fni-iin.. bcrcd with fraudulent pensioners when to secure a pension it has only been necessary to swear to such disabilities as were com prehended within the very liberal limits of loc law. iionorabic.soldier,would not take advantage of such an opportunity of course. Jlut there aro dishonest men. mnnv nf M,m who never served a day in the war, who nave lunen advantage, of this looso man agement of lh0 pension bureau to billet themselves ujwn the public treasury. The order of Commissioner Lochren will be heartily approve.! by men of all parties. Another ollicial statement shows that during the 6rst three months of the pres cnt democratic administration 1:1,606 ori ginal pensions have been granted. Yet there ars thoe ho protend to believo that 1'resident Cleveland cherishes a feeling of antipathy towards the soldiers, and that deserving pensioners will Iks unfairly treat ed in consequence oi tlK,t ftvlin(?. tlc face of this record no man or newspaper can again express such an opinion miless prompted by a dishonest motive. The democratic party believes In dwdine justly with the aoMiers, but it also believes in dealing justly with the woi.h. t ii.i ,-:u.iuua uusi ue uu ,0 ti10 uisiiWcd and to the widows of soldiers. ;t the expense should stop here. Tlie pension roll, must purgeu oi impostors, of men who are able to earn their own livelihood, and. most of all, of that class of shameless beggars who with large fortunes arc yet willing t o v-. im: urenu or cnarny. At funeral, in the city u( MtM.o no nearses are used. The street-rail-.. pany has monopoly ot the funeral busi ness. It ,uns funeral csrs, white fnr child ren, black for adults, and mourners follow ro me cemetery In a richly upholstered In Dutch Guiana the women ram their persons all the family savings in the a.. .pc ncavj Bracelets, anklels. necklaces, and even crowns of gold an.! silver. Weighty earrings, and huge rlnRs, sis or c gin mcnes in aurre er. fangle from their nose. Science siys that one cannot te stung by a bee If the person holds Irs l.renth. It would be more conducive t)a man's moral welfare, perhaps, it he coulJ ho'd his breath alter getting stung. TTOR SALE, Household furniture for I I aula, nhasi. T . .. : f mi T on 7th, between Broadalbin and Farry. ITOR SALE. A aecocd band ca I .graph 1 III oanA nnn Ait inn f sB1a a!..-.-. T I quire at thia office. Oregon State Normal School 3E03iTVCO"CrTa, OEBQ-ON. i;ivcn time and iio It bejtp .i..r'V chine made. l:3 The AVANCKTtt.M-Tinu r.. the best In the world. Kemorib,,, work means large proliis in tlcli,. bu.lness. Catalogue mailed free EinvAui) i,LGII;jl f.en'l Ag't, Portland, vi 11 ir J "DUGGY FOR SALE. Oood second I 1 J han't riuiris - fni. la. .1 y. s s CHEEP I.OT 01 v. a .u O branded, from A Snell's farm south of many. 10 01a ones, 11 lambs, oia a buck " " uianno. will pay ior troubla on .uiiuMiuii iv jx oa.ii, isioany. THE LEAD1NQ NORMAL SCHOOL nf t k.o rVrn.aU a t-. . I . w. "uuMwL, oirong proies- aional and academic courses, and well or- b-iiiiacu mixiei ocnuoi ior Jfracttcal Train 1(117 of tflt-h-r-t Mnrmal - A I tvi . O - " mn, n.uvnm;i;u fjr- mal. niiflin-tm Mntl aA a - ri ... .,,u Liiicuia Beautiful and healthful location. Light expense no j.anr.na That iz- enjoyed a steady growth during the past - - .--.... -.B an cm wiiuicn. 01 over 400 the largest in Its historv. New members I have been added to tl.e'faculty.new appar-, : ""u me course 01 siuuy re vised and strengthened. The graduates are in demand to fill good positions. Thel wy.uiT.a en uues i tie holder to teach In anv rniltllv In lUa. ..Ill a t . J v , s..c Buuc tvunoui tanner exam inattons Tultlnn c. JO! IO Wlfkft Ifuclnaaea ffi. - . llurnlshed to $tnn c, j il . tioard and lodging In private famllies.S? o tO S.1.00 ntr wooL- T..I(H 1 J nHk--L "ZZZ- "rWg.ng vw.a, lcOB 1 ,au yio per year, (jon -servatry of Mublc. Thorough courses Pi V -nu insirumenial mu iuuion,5io per term of 20 lessons, Monmouth U aellu .BDiki . v.vvosiuig 1IUII1 an nartc of ih Siota in,.i .... m Ibtate CaDltal.sivtvmtiSr.i.ihAr n..i 1 Oataloguts cheerfully bent on application. GRAHAM &SBI oc so le DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL impWJfr supplies. Advance Threihe,?1 Rlnes, Minneapolis Hinders, WjJ Standard Mowers, Newton !D!( weglan Plows, oils of all UttW Inweat nrlr nnfialhl Th Ir taU Grange agents have awarded a tit. tract to furnish Twine for helratil,l Call and pet our nrlr-es hpfni ! s elsewhere. to tail m Baltimore Block, - Dealers m all kinds of FuraiJL PanAr Parnalo 1 .lnnl.n. vV ALBANY F Add.os-, I. I. CAMPBELL, Pre.., or S.ISIIEDD, See ofFaculty Mr. Chas. Walker vi ban Francisco. "For aevprftl rnni-. r h. v . . u.td. " uu punpies on my face and body, wn en were rerjr annorlnc. I tried several nr acrlptlons, and 'also otHer meUlctaIut ie Hood's si Cures AA tint a- a. . . "v-ciu in omeui me, Last fall a fr ltnA SeSSSa'Su lo !uoa A Thorauoh tii After nslni two Dottles, my skin returned to Its natural suts I sun us. It, a, it m UlUul'a Bill. .... u ... ... .. . . : "v w aiier-uinnet PUU, assist digestion, euro headache, 26a, ALBANY COLLEGE, Send for Catalogue. Fall Term Begins September 13. If la an .... . . . 1 W Ksve. LIT POWDtH " .,: .,,""" " I' r fo in one nUlrlllef.ihn,lll.ihI.' A T ALBANY Friday, July, hi, Afternoon and Night LeonW.Washburns Great European . Railroad shows Three Ring Olrcus.Roya! English Menag. er e. Aviarr.Museum and A,u,r. 8 ...i.iiv un west. nu Roman Hippodrome. GMTTKRIvr: mrn dallr at . m A" J,E Flrhai ..i Jlon.ter War CuVid;"3,,n. "Ifph.n, aDoof own f I an.l . . ance one hour later" " er'0rm" AJmission to children, half price. Star Bakerj roraruMilalttIn an,! Kirxt Mu CCHRAD MEYER, PROPRIEfOR. tilaLSR IS I Buu.a rra.la, ( snuts tl Uln-.witre, i ne-nanar.. rltl Frail.. Vegetisbl-., Tobnceo, Cigar. "agar, Nploea, onee, Ta, Eta,. Cle Im evarrth... that Is kept In a rrn.r variety and saocery More. Uiahe.1 market price paid lor ALL KINDS OP PRODUCE N. WALDAHL -Mei-chant Tailor. Suils Made to Order and Satisfaction Guarantee SHOP OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE UNDERTAKING A SPEIC HYDE & JAM! aid Proi-rlsw towi Wall Pafi aa J J rutrs, Iaintw, Cg i a,u. aj.ui.UTi n Jnber J. A. Ciimniinr, ALBANY, -: W A N TE since Af. the atnre formerly 0l!4lV. rl I Allen Bros., lome i unrssr strong icine iw. E the irrow BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BACON, and CHOICE for which' I will 'pay'the beitcde; nn.clKI lerece nine, i most i erdajr hlrti lln $3, e rich Jgh thi ppnmo'jii im con aiamat ALBANY, OREGON N NEW : FURNITURE, ;,s'i,:rls.LL:L"E""?.. - b i Ajwiu wn as BOTTOM PRICES. Tlios. ICrink. en . i f ..- m. Dr. rt.r.fln-alUr Trial Knlawl m.i . J i rnL p. ' un" " n" htxt dnnr - --.... i-naj iriia ranni all tnir-;..e- . Pt!.! U.I ftitna.- l. . t, . " . ' . ' . . v MI IKW jour deM rttct.lf . Notice of Dissolution .'VUiKK I9HKREBY GIEN THAT D6tW t?n til nnrl.aa --.J J . . u unuer toe firm nam. of Isorn. Unn.og 4 Co. h heen and will hereafter b. carried wn'hy Jhn"!'0 the purchaser thereof, who hereh ... an. all r.rtner.hm H.h.. .j J. ,' M! i. . i. . . wne iiMe an - Dated this 1st day of Jula, IS'Sx '' ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY o.,,..! , rroprietor, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Only White Labor Employee? Cablntt nhnfn I . . . I'HAHISu CnOTOGRAPnCRS ,,,r"ePte'l Or! -a lb... nee.. ' Notice to Stockh3liTPo: -a. . . ... i . . . . . . ...... j... irr trarf a. ' Ilt-t. IS ill-.tttOJ n, i . .....i, i. ..i.l.n art irroce tne Waterloo Deyelopmeot tn Thej Waterloo, Crr, will ba held at t" oOica in the tn.n nf W.lerloe. Or. wturn nesday, August :!od. l8'.a,attiMnpired ..i.i ,l.u. fnr lbs ""r n at electinu six directors of saii ,'f"!0"' serve for the ensuing year sm'" ry i such other business as may irplrtnlna; before said meotlnir. ' Dated this "ihdayof July, IS"- I jOWamiwlll le .Uo Ball ......................--.-aafllna, ai LADIES' TEA1 ! . tila.1,.1 JP;nv which iD lini fril ore) aaut- acta thoroughly on the lirer, " Monday reproductive organs. A gent" 8aUmL Dainfnl m.nato ration. reduces corpulency; olears tbs ipht to a.J:.. .. ..i. VJ -..tnHaC' daa-aJll ' - '-'H I. ...1 , . -VIM tone of theskin.foritremoreiw' by accumulation.prodacwthsj'ii Vtioi complexion peculiar to the ecasr ; crrr th S- lil by all druggists. mniTTNTaiv ni? Bl- . Hal EUGENE wrfUraft wrentlpg Ovms Moday, SsrTp f, mitr will Iftninda, Just closed the most proIJ ' ' its hlstnrT. Wide ranee of ounh instruction . Buslnesi ew , tom, t fulilon free. Entrance f, a. a-,!.,,. and lodelna at reasonable elegant new dormitory and r. -g u on lh -ar.mna where StUdeil" personal supervision. at T M Fy Jons W. Jn..a. .: lley. T) An tci