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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1893)
itiUi democrat. to (itrriNu KxtiTEB "A Protectionist" writing to the Demo f-.vrsrriisesusnf unfairness in seeking leave the linpreislcn that protection on i... hon'nl but little advantage to the wool cower. The Democrat aas sought to leave impresiicns justified l"V the lacti In the premise. What .re theso facts? Wool has been highly protected since 1S67. Piotec'.ionit in congress placed the duly . . i,;h mark fjr the purpose of keeping out foreign wto! and for the purpose of securing good pncea lor oomcuc This was the promise to wool growers. Has the promise been justified by the facts? No; wool has be going down in price gradual ! .nH o-nemllv since 1S67. And how about importations of wool? They have been Increasing gradually ana generally since that date. It Is not enough for protection ists to say tint the reason wool Is low now Is on account of the probabilltv t:.it a dem ocratic congress will put wool on the free jlst, for ever since the passage of the Mc Klnlrylaw the tendency In the pries of wool bas been downward, and the down ward tendency began at a time when tin protectionists (republicans; were In author ity in all three branches of the government, and when the prospects of the democrats succeeding to power was not dreamed of by republicans, and but little hoped for by democrats. Now about importations of wool: T"ie quantity entered far consump tion in IS68, all kinds, was I4,5S2,55t pounds; In 1872, 94.315.9S3 pounds; In 1S70-79, average 53,200,000 pounds; in 1SS0, 99,372,440 pounds; in 1SS0-84, aver sge 73,8jo,ooo pounds; In 1S85, 68,146,652 pounds; in 1886, 107,910,549 pounds; in 1887, 114,304,173 pounds; in 1S90, 108, 680,672 ponnds; in 1891, 129, 303,648 pounds; in 1892, 148,670,652 pounds, In 1S93, 16S, 433,836 pounds. So It w ill be seen from this that the promise of protectionists that the protection on wool begur. in 1867 would keep out foreign wool has not been verified. In fact under the highest protection (the McKinley law,) the Importations have Increased from 108,680,672 pounds in 1S90 fo 168,433,836 pounds in 1SS3. We trust "Protectionist" will thoroughly look into this subject aside from a party standpoint. There are sufficient djvelocmtnts to show that thli i not to be a a Administration of the psnsion agents, for the pens ion agents and by the pension agents. Mr Cleveland is arbitrary in his desires iur 111c iniiwM..w" . . . country the government of which his fuo- g'i'ute lougiit 10 pcipciw-- .wi. b 'AiWcukr. How very much was Mr lihire like Mr Cleveland. There Is an increase of dessiticns from the army over last year, and it U attributed by army officers to the new law, which for bids re-enlistnieiit after i years service. The law is an absurdity and an injustice as well. DrllleJ soldiers who have served 10 years ought to be woith more as soldiers than are raw recruits. Betide), previous laws allowed soldiers who had served 30 years to retire to the soldiers' home during the remainder of their lives The enlist ment of most soldiers in recent years was made under this condition, and, as It has been made impossible, she solJicrs may justly think the contract with them has been violated by the Government. That is a position we hive no right to put our selves in. Let us give enlisted men al the rights that were promised them when they enlisted. The statistics furnished by the Secretary of ihe Treasuiy about the importation of drugs Into the United States last year are somewhat startling. It appears that the nation disposed of 1,392.437 pounds of nux vomica, but whether for tonical purpeses or for Impaired digestion or to kill dogs, these being among the various uses to which the drug Is put, Is a matter of con jecture. The Importation of 2,686,677 ounces of sulphate of quinine indicates trial malaria still racks the bones of Americans, and the presence of 587,121 pounds of opium on the lists excites a suspicion about the increase of the morphine habit. Of ipecac Ipecacuanha which, for lack Of breath to utter, men call ipecac the importation wjs small, duties having been paid on only 38,329 pounds of this old-fashioned medicament. DEADLY PAttALLELS laid lime and lime again iluting the las', campaign. It asscited da$y that the policy The nextVjilng will be to remove the menace of free trade that checks manufac turing Industry, and the nation will then enter unon another lone course of industrial activity and general prosperity. OrcgoniVm. But the Oregonian bas forgotten what it of the democratic party was to furnish the mannfacturers with their raw material free and allow the duty to remain on the manil facturcd product. That policy it called free trade. Now if congress is going to adopt this policy tl-ere could be no checking of manufacturing Industries. That paper should give us some mors "deadly para llels." The report ot the Secretary of the Treas ury Dec 1, 1890, showed that there were in circulation on Oct 1 previous $1,498,072, 709 in gold coin, silver, gol 1 and silver critificates. Treasury notes, Unitej States notes and National Bank nrtes. or $23. 969 per capits, as against $19,978 per capita in 1S70 and $20,377 'n Toe total money In circulation in France in 1SS9 was: Bank of France notes 3,003,100. 000 francs, and 6,000.000,000 francs in coin, of which one-third is silver. The statistics of private banks are too unsatis factory to be given. Catarrh Cannot bo Cared with LOCAL APPLICATION'S, as they cannot reach the seat ot the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally( and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halt's Catarrh Cure is not anuack medicine. It was prescribed by ono of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular pre scription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combinedwith tho best blood puriticrs, acting directly on tho mucous surface. The perfect combination of the two ingredients ia what produces such wonderful results m curing Catarrh. Kenil for testimonials, free, F. J. CHEN ICY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Sold by Urussistc, price "Sc. MOKEY TO LOAfl" AT 6 FR CENT OH CiTY PROPERTY. M SENDERS Who won and who lost in the Behiing Sea arbitration U perhaps a (litest ion of little moment, as both tide teem RitUfnd with flic result. Hut 'he outcome Is ft great tiiutnph fur ft more important cau?e than was embodied in cither the American or -he HiHish crs. It U ft triumph for the principle of arbitration as a means ot settling international disputes. It la there fire a triumph of pearo and civil Lai ion over the barbaiity of war, and as such ft Is more to be valued than any concession that force mif;ht wiing from any country under the sun. Don't you know to have perfect health you mast have pure blood, and the btt way to have pure blood U to take lloou'n Sartaprllla. Ihe best blood purifier and strength bidlOer. Hoed' rill may be had bv :nal for 2c of C I Hood Co, Lowell, Mais. L.'.r!fiRY Work. Every citizen of Al bany ibotihl War in mind that the Albany Steam ijiundry guarantee first clas work At very reasonable rriced. and employs nothing but white labor. Shirts Jone as cheaply as the t hinaman. Tat ronire your own race. Skwixu M.uHixM ncatiy repaired an warrantitT a th-.roochlycompf .tnt work man, at t' M French's jewelry ilore,Albinv Oregon, Truin will lieTvufttT run to Manila ;in the eastern end of t! On-iron IV citu' Moihi.iv morning and Wednesday and Sat unlay cvoninir, Konnd trii. tu-kt't. pol fr thirty days, will be HM tor honnti trip tu kot Dm now lir houirht to tli Hny, at exi.irion mtt every day nt the wvk Will Al Stum, th t wele-i Shtloh's Vita'.u.-r :s itrat yon need ft r lyrii.v, torpid Htt r, ynluw Alt. or kni tter trouble, ft if.nntiiVed to eve yrc ti!acion. I'tice 7iv. SIJI F.4..4V V Mao. Ol the Agony Of Thooo who Suffer from Scrofu.a Hood'9 Same, pa villa PuriJleM, Soothes, llcala, CURES, -1 W M' IU .mivPi'tr -S Jfr. T. T. Johnson S:.n Jose, CaL "IhaTofornianyyrars been a great suffer? r from sji'ROPl.'I.A breaking out on my arms and lepi i they were covered with eruption and sores, discharging all ihe time. 1 tried very many medicines and consulted physicians far and near, but rouataally grew nerif, 1 tuTO taken but Hires bottles of Hood's Sarsapsv Hood's isl Cures rtnaforrheumitUm. ad has derlred so mach benefit from It that she declares there is no other medicine on earth. Wo would nut te without It in the housa if it eosts (20 a bcttle. T. Varlkt Joiinsox, San Jose.Cak I Be ii.re to tret Hood's Sirsapari.l. Hood's Pills act easily. t promptly auU Sfciemly, on Uie liver and bowcli, ao. Q e? w & & tf 9 8 GOOD NEWS g) For Ihs millions ol consutrcrj o' TiitrsPiiis.2 6 It e!v 1r. Ttitt plftmtrptortn- niMinrr lli'il Uv Kikmv mi( liiiff ii P TINY LIVER PILL nhlr1i iof4xrfrl(nitr ttmiitl lrr, a I rt-UhthiK Mil tho t irt ut-nnft lie Q lrn r ttiir. 4iiiirnnti-ra purrt V tr,-t:.hlc. It.lh nlrv of 1 !io ifk tttvntltl Isftiu ,., ThiFtiua nltt ul TUTT S TINY LIVER PILLS A w U-lttm n in the tmnlvr of tlil "atl. coeos a RedCrownMills JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETCS. rnoeiM rt.or sr?Ksti roa .am, ajro tanrss rsi, LsT SHIBAGE FAI.'IM HP-S VTOUVU COX3IDEB1NU VenUou at C B.Brownclln. VIA VI Co ttfiutfip Baltimore iiock. A full lneo! Warner Broa coiiutsat II, V k Co a. If yon want a tine unok call fur JoM-ph.ft white Uhor ciar, CViiie and tve the new chil cd plow at Kampa opposite pottt ttice. The bet,rot ootleo in the city t Com ad elor a. Motor .makes live tiip daily 1o YieieckV addition. Lotrtmie on iutal.uieDts of$l per week, (o extfn:ve variety cf card en lefd both in Hilk and hy Ihe packko can be found at C K Hrownelis. ra.ronira borne indnatry by smokinftthe celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured by Ju'ius Joreph. New cork sole, hand tu'ned atioen, some thing entirely new, not a winter shoe hut lii,ht ard llexihle for prin( and summer weir, at ! nd, Teaccck U Co's, Call and iDsptUs tjKm. Mr R M Robertson has moved his feed store tn one door we6t of his former place, just eii. of the Democrat office, where he is well located, and is in a condition to meet the demands of the tiade. He car ies a large and nrGt class stock of feed, lime, cement, platter, hair, fertilizer, and everything usually kept in a first class leeu store. Albany Ilarkel. Vben ,49c. Cats, 30o. I lour, f-i.OO. "'utter, 23s. Eggs, 5o. Lard. 12 to 15c. Pork -bams 12 to tir, shoulders !) to 10c; nai'. li to 13c. Hay. baled, V o atoes, 60o. Applee,l 00 Hops. 12n. Dried fruit plums, 9c, apples, So Chickens, $4 00 per dozen. Beef, on foot, Hosts, dressed, 7c OREGON STATE FAIR. Under the management of the State Board of Agriculture, on the State Fair Grounds near sale m, commencing September 11th, io'jo, iou conunmnK one weex. More than $15,000 in cash will be paid at premiums for stock, poultry, swine, agrical- mni Tjruuuccs,iru us, native wooas,mioeral, woiks of art and farcy work, and for trial of npeed. Reduced rates of fares and freich's on all transportation lines. Favillicn open four evenings ourmg lie ween, with good music in attenaance. The cew grand Hand aud the new regulation track are conceded to be among the most comicrtable and the best o the Pacific Coast. Splendid contests speed each day. There is entered for the contents the bent field cf horses this ye that has hrenon the ciounds for mai.v seaeots. Valuable and handsome improve- icnbi iikvo neen macie on me grounds and buildings. Premium list has bacn revUed and im. proved to the benetit nf exhibitors. Entries for premiums clot at 3 d m on th lint if the fair, and exhibits must be in place hy PItrCES OP ADMISSION. Men's Season Tickets go Vomer's Season Tickets J.OO Meo'r Day Tickets 05 Women a Day licketn 25 Usee Track Tickets, daily WWW .25 Women to the race coiise. fron ci1;i,irAn under l'iyeirs, free to all. oeoil to the secretary at Portland for a Prenrnm List .1 APPk'nnv J T GU EGG, Secretary. President. To Farmers T HAVE RESTED THE MAGNOLIA I Mill warshinu mr,A K.;il k . j -- is iu sicoa order (it receiving the present crop. Ihe svarehnase is first class and cons-eniently treated . Contains .wo ffood cleanam. No (lelav in uoloadintx. Sactts will boa hand (or delivery ia due tin e. , Give mo a call bcf.iru nnking arrangements to s'oro -onr croP O.K.SIMPSON'. Sllnny, Or., July 13;h, 18!l3. A(.l:STsWATvnflnfiiil.iri-,.,lrn.:....: ..t,i ulllHlpull for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED Biopplj cf JAMES B. BLAINE, I'V .AIL II AMU TAV his. . with the co-operatioa of r,ii family, and for lKAIIA OP ( OMiVPi-" milhu ta 'Poi rTIl'lI l)lm rui..-ss l f . ' - ---"wo uub prospectus tor these 3 nrT selmxu books in the mar ket. A K P Jordan of Me., took 112 orders from hrst 1 10 call; agent's profit !.)( 00. .nuiim ciu, 100 k i a or tiers, 13 Seal KUSSIA. in t dv- nrntrit CO? n-. v x- rv- . oraen in 3 dfty-: prolit ik 1 1 ! pro,i' 73-23. E A Palmer iiNis o.s oiuersio .idays; profit 0S.25. Exi-LrniVK Tt.rtiitory eifn. I( yon with to make LAKuE MONEV write immediately for terms to Tlif Henry Bill Pub.Co.,Konvitli,Conn WANTED At the store torme'W owned l- Allen Bros, ' BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BAUON, and CHOICE APPLES, for which I will pt the best cash -nice rWttalS.1 B F RAMP JW7'JTERS, and especially r.ursinfr mothers, need tho Btrenjjtlieninj; stnppnrt and lielp that comes with Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Proscription, It lessens tho pains and burdens of child-liearinrr, insures healthy, vigorous offspring, and promotes an abundant secretion of nourishment on tho part of tho mother. It is an invigorating tonic mado especially for women, per fectly liarinh': s in any condition of tho fcmalj system, as it regu lates and jininioU'.i all tho natural functions and never conilicts with them. Tho " Prescription " builds up, strengthens, and cures. In nil tho chronic weaknesses and disorders that afflict women, it is ruaranteed to benefit or cure, or tho money is refunded. For every case of Catarrh which they cannot cure, tho proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Itemedy agree to pay $500 in cash. You're cured by its mild, soothing, cleansing, and healing properties, or you're paid. M r. Ir. rttroii Wallace Hie Noted Oalrvoywit aril Lift) Itnilcrt is now hum, arid cm bo fuunil at nor rcnulonw, next door J U CuiiM's. She tells atiotit all BUbjccis. iat present tuid future; lova trouble, atMiit frltnda and business. Yuu can hear Iron, your dead friei.-li. J F. FORD, Evannelisl, i Of Dft Moiuew, Iowa, nth uudar'dslo of March S3, I WW: n, Mku. Mfi I'. )uflll, Ort-KUii. Ontftrmcn Or aiiiviui; Inino last wrek( I, fnurdal! w.'ll and an x km My a'raitinjf. Oar little nirl, efht and one-half ycara old, who had waded away to 133 pounds, is r.;w well, sirong and vigorous aud well UeslieU up. S, B. ('mi(h Cure hnadne it work well. Rath of tho children liko it. Your' S If. Couifh Cure has cured and kept away al boam-Ltbs from me. So give it to every ire, with gro-iius for all. Wishing you (Toat'Oii y w aro Yours, Sink il km J F foil i. If you wlh U feci uuttti and cheerful, and ready frr Ulii SprinifN work, cIojhu your nj ntom wtli tlio Headache and Llvar Oaro, by tukuif two or three 'loHvsvach -ivk. 50 rants pnr b )V. by all drunts. S H.ld under a poiitivo iiiara ilct) 1. J ACL'MMINCJ. except But sSk SBTT1JI Wrtd tll CD, SS SSNOI GOOD ''Obuts,, pTABT 30V.- N"r, JyeCrfek ''et, 1 smart He Mt three b 'rr,ik,,,,,u,ed7" ssriM, smY-U wagon,- mufejeas, lettu Wall Paper J. A. Cuiiiiiiing ALBANY. -:- CEflECOK Van for roMs, revere and flonerai i". vuiiy small liiiu u-.a-J. uc. jn-r Dutue, McMINNVILLE COLLEGE. McMinnville, Oregon, This Collofre i: one of Uie oldest nml bes eiiiiiipeU colletres in the Northwest. 1 JlIIMiliBlPw elsmvlu're i; uilrantagcs nut fiiuntl kauliful Inraliiiii, Siiitulilit l!iiili!iiis. Efficient Tcatlicw, Exnenfes Lii;ht; a boanlimr hail in the Collop! I.iiililit. nr, 11 a!iil. IVwlnot ltrn..-a..n steward, thus iirianiiiteein (rood liounl at t It least poHftililc cost to the stmlfiit. Itonnl can uU lie liuil in private families at '..10 to i.(X) j week, including l(Mling. '"The fine Telefeojie recently liioiiuteil in tin New Observatory and tiic extensive. Library to which students iiiivo free access, oueri this state. TiiirlyAcrc Campus, 'llealtliv Siirrniiniliiit's, Timroimh Work. Five emirses of stlldv (lllssicill. flcienlific. Xnrniiil. T.itnmrv nml ltiiine4. wilti special tldvimtll'I'S in Vocal and lllstrmncntul Music. ItllsinesM ennrse nf tu-n centN. (iradimtes of the Norma! course are entitled to n State iJiplnniii, and lire in demand to (ill l.w.l. .wwli:..... M..M: :n- : :n. i -i .... . 1 n . . ... ... , .11. inii .i-iiiii?. .mi .uiiiiiiih: is iiccessiiiic us- ran innii an pans 01 ine Male, on lue main trunk of the Southern Pacific H.l. West .Side; twenty-live miles south of 1'ortliiinl Pall Tern Eegins September 19th. Ncml lor ntI(i)tiie. Address. T. . ISUOWKO, PrcHident. Or A J llunsaker, Solicitor and Finsnclal Agent. Oregon State Normal School KONMOUTH, OKEQ-Or. THR LEAOINO NOUMALSCIIOOL of the Northwest. Stronir nrofe.. slonol nd academic courses, and well or (jsnized Model School for Practical Tralr.. inonf t.n,l.i..B Vn..l i 1-viiinii, fiuvuiircu ror ninl n,..lnA.. XT...I 1 , ...-.,..uo.1.VOrl,u.lv.1jU nli i.i-puriineni Bca.nilul and healthful location. Llelv vi-ne nrt ,!... I1,.. V i l ,,v w.wu,,, me .uriilH: na er.).ycd a steady growth during the nasi vear. reaching an .innllman, t ' ... ,V U1UICI UU. ...h.H.Kvb ,n uiBiurv, rsesv memljcrs1 liAvi lwfn nilit., ,1 . . .uuku iu ii. v i.i.uuy,new anpar- atus itnn1idl ,n.l ih. . , ...v iuui ui siuuy re vised anil (Ircnnllion,) n-t.. i.'. , , ,.,,.u. j c s;iuu'iaic are in demand to till good positions. The u-i'iuma giiliucs uie nomer to teach In an) county In the state without farther exam hmtlnn T.ilitnn n.n.A1 ". , r .......,.w...ii(v..ji pi io wccrs; ur-ormai, 95.00 per trrin -i, iu Brew, uu.iuc-Bi, 710.5 per icrm. lionrd at Normal Dining Hall, ft. ft per week. Rooms from 50c per week (un furnished) to $t 00 and $1.15 furnished. Board and Inricln u. I n i.rivAU I .,nli:n. c Ito $4.00 per week. TuitiDn,l,oaid,'o'dglrig umu uwivb ic 1 mn snooper ver. ijori ervatjry of Music. .'borough courses are offered in vocal and Instrumental mu- ic. xuiuon,$io per term of 20 lessons. Monmouth U jnill. ...w.11,1. i t ......line iiuiii hii parts of th State, twelve miles f-om the State Capital.slsty miles south ol Portland "'"."i s;iic:riuiiy sent on application. Klwrv. ceat honey is tne sma 1 me: "U .no. Then I him ver low the go him mak His level t, "I knos ty Cblnei bow be ntas silvi iTer mad 1 matter.b itallist. 1 It convinc he best i t tbe go AL1UM COLLE- uv hoase. 11 tend m; jt ia the lit IMBCR Fll Wp'.arred trot ':e Minto, Sena for to the io . soars of Catalogue. mile, caoi sdy svbu Addrese, RKV.lHoo-' 1 mage to ' none ot th f the dry I been at 4 on puri frt puulsl cidental. (iBira Fs If has re 13 of peat rom- u ' 8eei EUGEiaUsed I 0 ceuti Oixn Mosihy, ;pi that as the ri rate, and le Gaarc T..C, tn..l Ik. m . . its hlstorv. WidennsitBB O01 ough Instruction. te-md. wal - . some and ludBing at ns;e to pj, elegant new dcrnta lttmes , on the eamnui.wJiemtirl. M.A v. personal supervision. Krg,ia ji loinWH pro ' borhrxx lace at jettled UNIVERSITY : wnsvlll ADVANCE I. a lew n Harp bany, s spent itni'vv'sjlngfiit W&J!! 810' : -jffifo&iw .'in Ch Ct 1 TT I If V uHAHAI Addre,., ,.. ,,. Am.BEIi ( H SIIEII of FicuUy i NEW : FURNITURE, BOTTOM PRICES. ThOsS. Brink. 0 am for bargain, - f M ,7 S f o.tlaso, Q.son. A. P. Annsrsoso, Piciru jpenauiceyev. Stndentt may e,er at any time. Catalogue free. EDUCATION PflVS Cabinet photos from $1.50 to $4.00 WwlaltY- lM . for S,:oo We rarra large ck Civ 3OO,00C Are warranted to tk 'Uhum olven time and do It btMrecelTi chine made. letjen The AnvAc.Tsr ., I.. ,nrli eoy C' work mear.s large !'" ' ,. business. CauMueV ' EnWAKf -Gen'lAgn,Hl0 and ti ilcknei oved e S n l iV: UtO I tindm ptopl gincs, MlnnjaH'VS,; Standard Mowers. KJ ul . wegian Flows, oi "ajt mi lowest price P'; us ) Grange agents !. ,,, , tract to frnl,hl"ll,Kt hot Call and get our p- elsewhere. fd;"b r si nanncT.Q r WALL ?0r LACE W. WINDOVIiCr. ras Fortmiller I III.I.VAI.IX.: .,,T. !""' Or- -an.anj rirrsna
