Ihe Hemoctat
ALAIN VK ASK : AUK YOl IWNMII f"
Again we appeal to (air-minded republi
can! who have been led to believe that
President Cleveland favor free trade to
compare the vital text of hi message with
the view of many leading rcpublican,and
then candidly nay whether the message
mean "free trade." The following I tSe
vital text of the message :
"It la not proposed to entirely relieve the
country of this taxation. It must be ex
tensively continued as the source of the
Government's income ; and in a readjust
ment of our tariff the interest of Ameri
can labor engaged in manufacture should
be carefully conslderd,as well as the pres
ervation of our manufacturer."
Now, then, read the following from Mi .
Cleveland's letter of acceptance : "The
coat of government must continue to be
met by a tariff duty collected at our custom
houses upon imported goods and by an in
ternal revenue tax assessed upon spirituous
and malt liquors, tobacco and oleomargar
ine. We propose, therefore, to stimulate
our domestic industrial enterprises by free
imr from dutv imported raw materials
which by the employment of labor are
used in our home manufacture, thus ex
tending the markets for their sale and per
milling an increased and steady production
with allowance of abundant profits. True
to the undeviating course of the democratic
parry we will not neglect the interests of
our laborer and our workinginen. In al
our efforts to remedy existing evils we will
furnish no excuse for the loss of employ
mentor the reduction of the wages of hon
est toil. On the contrary, we propose, in
anjr adjustment of our revenue laws.to con
cede such encouragement and advantage
to the employes of domestic labor a will
easily compensate for any difference that
may exist between the standard of wages
which should be paid to our laboring men
and the rate allowed in other countries. We
propose, too, by extending the markets for
our manufacturers, to promote steady cm
ploy men t of labor, while, by cheapening
the cost of the necessaries of life, we increase
the purchasing power of the workingman'
wages and add to the comforts of his home.'
Compare the above views of President
Cleveland with the views of leading rcpub
licans as shown below :
General John A. Logan, April i8lh,ib70
'Now when the gentleman, who seems to
be the protector In an especial mariner of
the great labor interests of this country
speaks of this protection being the nrotec
tion of the labor of this country, I ask him
LsOftS not everv farmer ana mechanic in
this broad land make use of iron in all
kinds of labor ? The 4,000,000 men that
have been freed recently are laborers, are
producers, not manufacturer. Thev are
not men of skilled labor ; they evidently
are not men who are protected. And then
there are the men in the Northwest who
produce corn, wheat, oats, pork and beans.
etc. ; thev are producers and consumers
and arc not protected ; and it is thev who
pav thl large amount of tnoncv into the
pocket of the manufacturers of this article
And when a gentleman stards upon thi
Moor and tells me that this high, this ex
traordinarily high tariff,i for the protection
of the laboring men, I tell him that I do
not understand how he can possibly sub
stantlatc such a theory."
My republican friend, read that again
and then say which is the free trader.Clcvc
land or Logan.
James A. Garlield.April ist.iSjo : I)u
ties should be so high that our manufac
turers can fairly compete with the foreign
product, but not so high as to enable them
to drive out the foreign articlc,enjoy a mo
nopoly of the trade.and regulate the prices
as they please. This is my doctrine of pro
tection. If Congress pursues this line of
policy steadily we shall, year by year, ap
proach more nearly to the baU of free
trade.because we shall be more nearlv able
to compete with other nations on equal
terms. I am for a protection which leads
to ultimate free trade.''
Garfield has, always been regarded as the
oracle of his party. Which is more nearly
a free trader, he or Cleveland ?
President Arthur, Annual Mcssage,i882
"A total abolition of excise taxes would
almost inevitably prove a serious, if not an
insurmountable obstacle to a thorough re
vision of the tariff and to any considerable
reduction in import duties. Ine present
tariff system is, in many retpects, unjust.
It makes unequal distribution, both of its
burden, and its benefit. I recommend an
enlargement of the free li-t so as to include-
within it the numerous articles which yield
inconsiderable revenue, a simplification of
tne complex and inconsistent schedule of
duties upon certain manufactures, particu
larly those of cotton, iron and steel, and a
substantial reduction of the duties upon
fiose articles,and upon sugar,molasses,silk,
wtxu and woolen goods."
Now we ask our republican readers to
carefully reac and compare these openly
expressed views of the great leaders of
their party with the views of President
Cleveland as expressed above, 1 nd then
candidly and honestly answer the question
whether they consider the views of Mr.
Cleveland that of a free trader. They can
not candidly say they do. President Cleve
land has not taken nearly so radical a posi
tion on tariff reform as nearly all the re
publican leaders in the last decade. We
might give extracts from speeches and
writing of score of others who .nade the
repub ican party great.such as Allison, Fol
ger, Grant, McCulloch, Sherman, Hale,
IngalU, Lodge, Long.McKinley and scores
of others taking stronger ground in favor
of tariff reduction, did space permit. No
candid man who reads Cleveland's message
or the Mills bill would think of saying
thev mean free trade.
IIKN II AKKINOX.
liif it on DtntiM r,if :
In his letter of acceptance, Gen. Ben.
Harrison treats the Chicago platform very
much like he treats the Chinese and labor
questions. That is, his present views are
at variance with his previous acts nnd
declarations. In the case of the Chinese
we find him favoring unrestricted imml
grationof Hie Mongolian with cltUcnshlp
and full competition with American labot
mg men. in 77 we find him prosecuting
distressed American luhorcis to such an ex
tent that laborers of his own town and state
have treasured up both his words anil acts
and hold them aguinst him to day.and w ill
on the sixth of November give full stress
to their views, of a man that will belie
every public act and vote he has ever given
or made, thus sacrificing all principles In
the hope of satisfying the injured class of
American citizens sufficiently to gain their
suffrage. This puling effort to pander to
public sentiment appears also in his letter
of acceptance In regard to the tariff plank
of the platform he says he indorses, via :
e are not likely to be called upon to
make a present choice between the sur
render of the protective system and the tn
tire repea' of the internal revenue," when
he know full well his party platform
pledges them to an entire repeal of the In
ternal revenue before surrendering any
part of the protective system. Mr. Kdltor,
this is the first time in the history of this
government that trusts and monopolies
have lifted their hydra heads and boldly
demanded of labor its suffrage to perpet
uate a system of war taxes that have en
riched their own coffers at the exnense oi
labor, and the loading down the farms of
the country of mortgages that can never
be paid off. Hut we find in the Kast that
the farmers and laborers are beginning to
"see trees as men walking," the mists arc
breaking away and ere the Ides of Novem
ber shall roll around they will be found
"clothed and in their right minds." They
will condemn at the poll by their ballots
the party and monopolies that would still
enslave them by an exorbitant tax, four
fifths of which goes into the pocket of
the c same trust. The trusts, however,
(which control the republican party by the
way,) think laborers and farmers are fools
and I believe they really think they can use
them at cat's paws to pull out their (tax)
chesnut with, but they won't, and don't
you forget it.
Labor i-.k
nwekleM's Arnica Salve
The lwt anlva In the world for ..
limine. Korea, Ulnars, Halt Kheum, Kover
Monta, Tetter, rtiappttd Hands, Chilblains,
Corn and all skin Krupllims, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
la guaranteed to give perleot aatlsiactlon,
or money refunded. I'noe v:n emit
box. For sale by Foshay dr. Mason,
pr
Don't Kaii.. Don't fail to call and sec
Duhrullle's fine display horse and his Im
mense stock of harnesse and saddle,
back d Conrad Meyer's grocery store.
We have entered upon no c.usade of free
trade. The reform we seek to inaugurte I
predicated upon the utmost care for estab
Iished industries, a jealous regard for tin
interest of American labor and a sincere
desire to relieve the country from the In-
jus'ice and damager of a condition which
threatens evil to all the people of the land
President Cleveland's Letter of Accept
ance.
It seem perfectly clear that when the
Government, this instrumentality created
and maintained bv the people to do their
bidding, turns upon and, through an utter
perversion of its powers, extort from their
labor and capital tribute largely in excess of
public necessities, the cicatu'e has rebelled
against the creator and tne masters arc
robbed by their servants.- President Cleve
land's Letter of Acceptance.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This tuwdsr run mr varies. A msrvd of purity
ttritcth ami vhntosoicK-noa. Mr icini tl
th U iil Utmt r k inda. kjul osnnut be auhl ln , M).
Um
petition lu
wt'iiil,iduinor
osss. !UYiL
f. V
mult Uuda of Utw Isst, short
h..i.htiwU. r KoLOostT IS
l foWMft . 1M Walt at..
NOTIOK TO SHIPPERS,
(vis Yaquinato San Krauciaeo.)
Of wheat, osts. hop nnd wool. I sui pre-
1 taxed to take Mariue lusarsi ce 011 all cersalr,
lops, wixil or any entir ii.ii rnlg ( imhU to
sod from Sao Kraucuco. Fr further partic
ulars, sddtoas
AU4 II u.i 1 .
Ageut California las. Of Valutas. Or.
APPLK BOXK.
(ireen and dry apple boxes st M AC
HoohstedUr's, VVsUr Street, Albary, Of.
NOTICE.
All peraooa Unowiun themselves indebted
to Drs. M AI hUr 6l Woodward, are hereby
notified to call aed settle at ones and save
ooat .
Data. McAixtirrKK 4 Wuodwai-.i
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON
( HAS. PFKIFFEIl htolMUKTOR.
Fittod up In first -class style. Tables
supplied with the beat In the market.
Sloe sleeping apartments. Sample room
for commercial travelers,
rrfreee reet la seal frees Ike Ueiel.M
INOERS Ml! MOWERS.
Farmer", remember that we thi year
have the Osborne hUnri Krstne Hinders
and Mowers, the strongest, llgbeal run
uiiitf, sod beet made mseblne tn the
market Veosn gflre you Just
teros as anyone, and probably a Utile
belter ; at any 'rate irome ami see us be
tore yoa buy.
Stkwart A So.
New sh'sbs at Head'.
A wcol grower writes to ask if the price
of wool is not affected by the duty, and
whether it wou.d not lie greatly to the in
terest of our wool growers if the former
rate of duty were restored. In Oregon the
duty makes Mttie difference either way .The
reduction of duty on wool, effected by tlve
act that passed the last Congress was quite
small, and in all probability if the amount
were restored the Oregon wool-growers
would never know it from any change in
the market. Again, wool is governed in
price more largely by its distance from
the manufacturer and the cost of trunspor
tatiou than by the duty,and hence wool of
like quality sells lower in Oregon than in
London,because it is further from the man
ufacturer." Oregon'mit, Sept. 21 t, 1884.
Sound as a dollar is this argument and
statement of fact, but no sounder then than
now. But the Orcgoniai's subserviency
as an organ grinder necessitates it eat'.ng
crow, hence it is compelled to go back on
the truth and fact so tersely stated above.
If a wool-grower should now ask the Ore
gonian editor the question asked it four
years ago it would answer that ihe price of
wool is affected by the duty and that a re
duction of the duty would be followed by
an equal reduction ln the pi ice, which
would be ruin, ruin, ruin to the industry.
A Warning.
1 e
The modes of death's app losch sie W
ous, end el all slice show conclusive' the
mo'e person die from dieeaee; o Ihe
Thro-tsnd Lung than ny other, 'tis
probable tbat everyone.witbout exception,
receive vast number of Tubercle Germs
into the system tnd where these germ
fall upon suitable soil tbey start Into life
and develop, at first slowly and is shown
by slight ticking sensat'on in the tbrou
ai.! if allowed to continue their ravages
tbey extend to the lung producing Cen
sumption sad to the besd, causing Cs
tarrh. Now all tbls i dsniceroii and if
al lowed to proceed will in time cause
death. At the onset you mast avt with
promptness ; allowing a oold to go with
jut attention is IsiiKerou and may lose
you our life. Am noon a you feel thst
sou. thing I wrong with your Throat,
Lunzs or Nostrils, obtain a bottle of Itos
ciee' (Jer man Syrup. It will give you
in mi-im relief.
C. L BLACKMAN,
SM. ;eMar to E. W. Langilon,
DKALBIt IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS, COMBS.
sod everything kept In a tlrei eu Dm
Sloro. Also a fin- tUtck of pianos
organ.
ALBANY. OUK.JO!
rug
jid
Their Uasihnw Boomis.
Probthly n- one thing has n-.- ! sucb
a revival oftraie '. Foshay St Mason'a
Drug Store as their giving awsy to their
customer or ao many free trial bottles - f
Dr. King' New Discovery for Consump
tion. Their trade i simply enormous in
this very valuable artfelo from the fact
that ilalway cure and never disappoint.
Coogbs Colds, Asthma, Broiichitis.C'roup
and all throat and lung disease quickly
cured. Yon oan test it before buving by
getting trial bottlo free, larg ciz j ft.
Every bottle warranted.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice It herebv ulven that the under
siifned was by the County Court of Lion
count v, Oregon, on t m unit day or July,
IS88,duly apioirued Admlnistraloi of the
estate of Simeon W. Uyerson. duesexd.
All persou having claims sglut the
estste f the said deceased are hert by
notified to present luem within six
months from this date, proper! v verified
ti ibe undersigned at Albany, Oregon.
IbUSbtb day of July, 18b
D. P. Maecy,
Adminlstiator of i-aid estate.
Keaewa Her aik.
Mr ,iioele Chealey, Peterson. Clav
Co.. Iowa, tePs tho following remarksble
story, tho truth of winch is vouched for
b the rosid Qii or the town: "1 i,n 7:1
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney eowpisim, ana latnoiiflss ror many
ears; could not dress myself without
elp. rTow I am free from all pain and
soreoetKi, anil am able to do all inv own
housework. I owe my thanks to Klectric
miter for Having renewed mv vouth.and
removed completely ail disease and nain."
Try a bottle, only 50c. at Foshay and Ma
son urujt oiore.
Wanted.
We will pay 45 cents per roll for choice
shipping butter.
I iiompkox Si Waters.
The country is reminded to-day of a fact
that has seemed To be overlooked, that the
name of the nomial Republican candidate
is not Blaine, but Harrison. Yet as Mr.
Harrison savs, the mere name on the
banner is not very important.
Sheriff's Sale.
N thf Circuit Court of lte State ot Oregon for
Lttnn vouniy.
J. M. Powell, Plaintiff.
vs.
Siinuel Attridge, D:feudaut.
NOTICE is hereby miven that by virtus of
an Execution issued out of the above named
Court iu the above entitled action, and to me
directed and delivered on tho li.1rd day of
Aitvuit, Itfss. I .iui on th-; 24'.h, day of
August 188S, levy up,ri ail tne riabt. title
and Interest of the sai.l I :t-:'i nt in and to
the real property herein after described, ami
wi 1 oil
Siifiirdsy Ihe fili day of Orfuber, 1KM4,
at tne Court Houe door in the city tf Al-
baoy, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
one o'clock, p. in , sell st public auction for
cash iii hand to the highest bidder said real
propei ty desciibed as follows, to-wit . Land
claim uotificatim seven thousand one hun
dred and twenty-four (7124), the same lying
and hi'.ioK iu sectioi.s seventeen (17) and
twenty (20). township thirteen (13), No. one
1), west, 111 Lion county, Off goo, consisting
of one hundred aod sixty ( ICO) acres of land
more or less . The proceeds arising from the
sale of said premises will bo applied : First
to the payment of tbo costs and disburse
ments of suit axed at f 19.25 and accruing
costs. Second to the payment to the Plain
tiff, J M Powell the sum of $08.00 with iu
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum from tho 23ib aay of June, 1888
Third the overplus if any therebe will be paid
over to the Defendant. Samuel Attridge.
John Smallmon,
By D. 3. Smith, Sheriff.
Deputy.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice u hereby given that the unl ric
ed Executrix of the eatste of John Shore,
deceaaed, has KUd her final account in the
County Court for Lam eoaoty, Oregon, and
the Court hsa se the 1st day ot October, 1888,
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m. for hearing
of objections and settling ot said estate
Julia A. Suork.
Executrix.
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Court of tlu: SlM of Oregon
for the County of Linn :
Io the mstter of the eatste of John VV. lie-
. 11 tl, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Adminis
trator of said estate by the County Court ol
Linn county, Oregon, and thai alt persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
required to present them together with the
proper vouchers sbd proofs to the undersign
ed at the law office of J. J. Whitney, in Al
bany, in said Linn county, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, this 14th day of
September, 1888.
Frank Wood,
J. J. Whitney, Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator.
FINE
Horses.
We bate just brought from Eastern
Oregon, h lot of 6oe woik rotaes wHoh
we will sell on terms to suit the times.
Among 1 horn atedtn promising young
drrveia trom Oneco, Mason Chief end
K I ward Everett. Alio ava choice
heavy nrsree. Anyone wishing to rafts
eh sm n horso will do well to look tl (am
over, We will take pleasure in shi w
tn ell intruding purchasers.
Mcknight bros..
Tailman, Or,
THEPLACR
M.v all means call on
Parker Brothers,
Suteeuort to John Fox, r yomr
Groceries,
Produce, Baked Boode, Etc , gtc.
Their goods are the best and the tr prices
reasonable.
STOCKMEN AND FARMERS
I hereby eertlfy tbt Dr. 1. N. Woodle
baa successfully operated on my ridKltng
boree, ISAAC HAY.
For further reference Iu regard to rldg
Ings tin j u I re of Win. Peterson, Dave Pe
teraon, Lebanon ; John Hardman, Alfred
Woiverton. Albany ; Mam Oatnea, sleio ;
Win. Foster, Frineviile. I practice veter
Insry medicine In Albany and country
surrounding. Office and residence corner
tfth and Washington Sin.
I. N. WOODLB,
Veterinary .Surgeon.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
In making my announcement for the Kail 1 beg to call attention to the
Following Departments:
DRY GOODS 'n ahie department my Bt ok is unusually Urgeetpi ofopl-tH.
Drt.se goods in all the leading stybs ; gt4 b4ti for Fall ami Winter r
seleoltd from lie Leel Kasfein and Fijign iiuportattonr. Tho Istest novel
line in trimmings and button, shawls, bUuketH, some Stra gool values iu
white blaukets, table linens, towel?, etc.
CARPETS M enlergtd (neiiltici for ahowing carpets has m le I me to
make arge puiobasta in tbia drpartment. lean show tine line f iouiaint
U low prices, soQlo choice patterns in Bmiy iSrussls and Tapestries. I am
iUkking carpets a leading btaneh ot in) busiui-ss.
BOOTS AND SHOES1 'ry 1rt line ot Boois mud 8bn.H 1 . he ous
Mfid have paid sprctal al Initios to g tting the goods lsi .-ned ttl HU trade
and I csn show a fine lino of good. I keep in stock the hfMH mik to 'le
cotinfr?, snd have endretoied to get e line of 'ow j iioe goods that I iM gsr
aiitee 10 giy e satiafsotion. Anything iu Boot, Shoes or Runner' f.r , wo
men snl ehildren can lie found in 1 lit department. It is in fact a do- More
GOOD NEWS.
New Goods
-AT
GROCERIES mm Wxusi "l''cii,, sHtUl to ktiepiiig m full tie if S pie
Fancy Giocetlee, uncolorid leas, roasted snd ground fotTosW, csni.e.l f on-, (he
latea. aprcisltiee in breakfsst f'd, etc., can sll le lonnd in this d. pn mm t.
m . . 1 ; . ;
'site, liesb Hssj SBQ gncu vs:ne mr meney is oy mm
I
WILL BROS,
Dealers In all ths istast improved Pianos,
Organ. Htwlng Msimines Ciuns Also
roll line r werrantot lias'ira, Butcher
an I rocket Knives, Toe beat kind of
sowing nsaebiue oil, nawdles and estraa,
for all iiisehtnee Ail repairing neatly
end reeonab!y done.
New Wash House.
le Chinaman, who lived in this town for
many year aad was so svvll liked by every,
body has returned and will open ep a nsw
wash hooss ths first of MopUmbsr. uos dnor
south uf ths Itsvere Ifoeas. Lee doss ood
work sod wsots everybody to get their
wsshing done by him.
Citation.
In the County Court of the State of Ortf, for
Linn county.
In ths matter of the estate of Edward Mar
rsy, deceased.
To Mary J. 0 I lagan aod Kden Murray,
tinettog :
IN the name of the StsU of Oregon, yoa
are hereby cited sod renoired to be sod ap
nea iu the Cunt v Court for the ooonty of
Lino and State of Oregon, at toe C urt
House 10 the city of Albany, io said county
sod St no uo
MesMlay the urn 4m f ot sjeveeaswr. , O. isjsa,
st the boor of ten o'clock io the forenoon cf
eid dsy. toe ame being a day of the regular
November term, 1M8M, td said Court, sod
theo aod there show cause, if any ei iat why
so order of sole, directing aod licenaing
Am. 10 M-irrav, Admioiatratris of the estste
of Edward Murray, deceased, to sell oil the
right title and ioterest of said Edward Mar
ray, deceased, at the time ot his death both
in law snd equity in and to the real property
herein after described as preyed for 10 the
petitioo of said Administratrix, win- ! peti
tion is now on Hie io the County Court ef
Linn ooooty, Oregon, snd which real mp
erty is described aa follows, to-wit : The
west baif of lot 4 aad the north half of the
east half of lot 4 io block 1 1 in the city of
Abany, Linn coanty, Oregon. That the lot
is what is known as the old Exchange Hotel.
Dooe by order of the Hon. IX It. N. Black
burn, Judge of said County Court.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto st
my hand aod affixed the aeal of said County
Court at my office to the city of Albany in
ssid cnuntv snd State this 10th dsy of Sep
tember, 1886.
I. ft. E. R. MoNTaOCB.
Clerk.
ould esecislly call tlm sttenth u of pa tiee la)ing to th'ir 1
Nttppliee to my large stock f
FALL AND WINTER GOODS 1
am
belt- prepaud than ever to meet tS sir WnlA,
pstimeiits I sm piepered to meet the
U all de-
Demantls of Linn County
L
E.
BLAIN'S.
MENS
YOUTHS' AND BOYS
nrmiiMp
a.
-AND THE
City of Albany,
And ask e thorough ioepretion ef my stock.
Samuel E. Young.
Administratrix Notice,
Notice is hereby giveo thst the undersign
ed has been by the County Court for Lion
county, Oregon, duly sppotnted Administra
trix of the estate of Oeorge B. MoKiooey,
deceased, late of Linn coanty, Oregon. All
persons having claims sgoinst ssid estate are
hereby notified to present them ptoperly
verified to the andcrsinged st her residence
near Lebanon, within six mouths from this
date.
This 10th day of September, 18S8
Emii.v McKinmky,
Administratrix of said estate.
J. K. Weathkrpord,
Attorney for Administratrix
To Exchange.
The undersigned desires to exchange
good brood mare, 12 years old, for hog
fatten this fall. Call on or address A.
Bridgefarmer, Tangent, Or.
City Drug S tore
Everybody wonders
bow we doit ; yet if the world only knew of ine energy, grit and tptswWPO e
rt at V as 1 1 I sa t I aa mm ft mm s 1 a S sa a '
71 r '77 '"""""ft muv" 9 rosgniBcvr.t rtirday of staple and fancv gio-
, , w. r. sounvf.ino largest, unsl and rrnvt com
plete stock ot
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever nroHgnt into ttieeity, and we ere going to sell at prices below eny thin
ever before offered in thie piece. You may think ibis a rash assertion ; but if
o win can ana examine the quality of our gocde and
Get Our Prices
in i i i ,!.: i. .
you win ue convinced inai w nave no. over-estimated oiirbelvee. 1;. ,. ., t r
we areouying our goooe iargiy ,ureci irom rtrrtbendf, iheruby avit,
piofita of tho middle men, and our command of teady cai-b has xnaLihjjV. to
buy our good remarkably cheap, g-lting the heneiil ,f u! dUcouMe and le-
oatee, placing us in a position wuern we can dictate u theui tttid net thev
hereby always getting the
lo us,
-A full stock of-
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND BRUSHES
constantly "n hand. A nsa and complete Horn ot
SCHOOL BOOKS, TABLETS ANB STATIONERY, PENCILS, ETC.
Physicians and Family Prescriptions Carefully Prepared.
choice mum a iiram mm.
DR. CUISS & SON
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Manufacturer of Choice Cigars
-AND DEALEK IN-
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
Cgara, Plug ami Smoking Tobacco, Meerschaum aud Briar Pipes, end a
line of Smok re' Ar eies, Also dealer j
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS,
BEST AND FRESHEST
and never allowing our goods to grw n ebeit worn and stale waiting P hit.
profits. These ere the reasons why we desire your patronage and whv we en
joy euoh ft healthy tra . We have adrted recently to our stock a full and
plete line of
Crockery and Glass Ware.
These goode we bought direct from Eastern factories, thus securing (be latest
aesigns at prices wy uowu. mwe gooos nave io oe setn to be annrprlt
Farmers having produce to sell will at ell times receive the top oi the marke
for good produce, end your patronage is earnestly solicited. These facts re
WORTH LISTENING TO
and worth your careful consideration. We have the "Jumbo" stock, more
goods than any three stores of the kind in Albany, and prioes that beat them all
full
WALLACE & THOMPS
LARGE STOCK,
LATEST STYLES
BARGAINS!
F.r -clsaa good et -ottom prioes is wbat the public want. TL-jec I hre
' u,y r o hte city. Bought et Bankrupt sales I can avll my stock of
General Merchandise
consisting of drees goods, gents furnishing goods, clothing, etc,
AT COST.
Slid 5 cut n nit l"S i
' . 01 articles r i ta
Cash or goods will be paid for all kinds of country product.
e. w. Simpson,
Albany, Oregcs.
THE COW BRAND.
TO MAKE
DELICIOUS BISCUITS or WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
Dwight's Cow-Brand Soda-Saleratus.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Be sure tost there is s picture of a Com on your psoases snd you will hare
the east god made.
TILE COW BRAND.
FURNITURE.
oi wnt the beet and moat double furniture that is manufactured in iLeciljgoto
Thomas Brink.
Qa keeps almost everything in the line of furniture thst N kept in a flrtMlsi hou
SPRINGFIELD SAW MI
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON.
Albany Yard and Office on Railroad St., between 4th and 5 h street
Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed for tho
fhT&ade? Ct0ry fiUiDg 01 ord. I restfullyolicitThaw ot
A. Wheeler.
WANTED.
ON
Fiinn'is new Block, Albany, Oregon.
Benton Fraley, son 0f the undersicnerl.
eft the State of Kansas ten years ai;o to
come west, since waich time I have not
heard from turn. Any one knowing his
whereabouts or information concerning him
will confer a great furor by communicating
such to the undersigned.
Hugh FRAura."
Lemoore Cal,
Rather than ths Cheapest
PORTLAND BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
Portlssd. Oreros.
J'ciiect equipineur, iiKMoiiKh instruction, estab
lished reputsUioii.growiitK popularity. Business.
Shorthand Common School and Penmanship Depart
n ents. students admitted st any time. Cats
logue and stecnnens of penmanship sent free.
J. A. W'SCit Sec'y. A P. AKMSTR0M1, jPrla.
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