lie
CI" a lil of canJor lh Orti gives
the whole protection scheme away, Tha
otlyr ilv it quoted from tha Springfield
RrfMk, an Independent republican
paper, the moat Intelligent and far-seeing
of an paper published In Massachusetts,
In which tt sajrs that the republican Iron
manufacturer! of that tint havt declared
over their own algnature that unlets tha
protection policy of the republican party
ii reverted their particular Industry wltl
be ruined, The OrrgvHhm In comment
ng upon thl article sarsi "Under the
operation of tha protective tariff, -W
vm imxvntrd r tk bmJit y tk Eslrn
fm7r, and which forbade resort
to cheaper markets abroad, tha western
consumer wu obliged to pa; tribute
tea system of production which violated
economic prlnclplea by carrying goods
twice over a needless journey with tha cost
of tha double transit." Here Is a remark
able admission, and earning, at It does,
from a rtcent convert tram tha doctrine of
fiee trade absolute, to a protection theory
whose chief purpose Is'to ao bind vp tha
financial Interests of tha protected classes
with the success of the republican party
as to make them loyal allies of that party
in all election contests only shows that
there still remains In the mind of Mr Scott
some at that fidelity to reason, logic and
sound 'sense, which permeated tha ar
tides that gentleman wrote on the tat Iff
question during the years of i$Si ts SS.
So, then. It would appear that Mr Scott's
conversion from free trade absolute to a
monopoly tariff scheme has not been of
that renovating character which oithodo
religionists call "a change of heart."
From this lingering HJellty In his mind
to the force of truth, reason, and logic, ha
It led la say that our protective tariff was
"Invented fcr the benefit of the Eastern
manufacturer. " So, then, all thla trash,
that , for years, has filled the columns of
protection papers about the tariff being far
the benefit f laboiers, as furnishing tjood
wages and steady employ mentsnd for tha
benefit of tha fanner aa supplying a good
home warkct for the fruits of his dally
toil, la a mere mesa of demagogic subter
fuges resorted to to blind and deceive tha
tabor people and farmers for the purpose
of making them coutent to pay tribute to
a small data of people under the apcratian
of a protective tariff iavented to benefit
Eastern mannfacturera. This Is the Inev-
liable logic of the Orgouo admission.
Democrats for years hare been coatead
In that the arrangement of tha tariff was
for tha benefit of manufacturers and not
for the people at large, but the Oregonian
since Its "conversion" has steadily claimed
that the tariff Is for the benefit of labor
people and farmers as well aa far tha manu
facturer. The;Orx- ' "A, h'Htha
manufacturer's) demands tot protection
against foreign competition have been so
unhesitatingly met In the past, that ha la
now emboldened to ask protection against
domestic competition, etc. This la just
the truth that democrats have long been
trying to Impresa upon tha minds of far
mere laborers and other non-protected
classes. Yes, tha republican party has
ala-iys met the demands of tha manufact
urer for protectian, but it waa always for
and in consideration that the manufacturer
would contribute liberally of his "fat" ta
earry the elections for that party. Again
that paper says: "Having levied tribute
with Impunity for a generation npon tha
domestic consumer to maintain his mo
nopoly against foreign competition, the
New England manufacturer now thinks
himself entitled to levy tribute on the do
mestic producer to preserve his mnopo
hr against domestic com petit en" Well,
well. Could any talk ba more democrat
c In Its Import Are reason and sound
seaa aai. asserting there awav in the
coiumnsof the Oregtnuini For long yaara
tha democratic party has been protesting
acainat the "monopoly" which the repub
lican party has, by its pet tariff-protection
scheme, vouchsafed to these Kew Xnglaad
manufacturers. And now the 0rgwM
calis them"moiopolists." Verily the-S-maa
and Mottnimimert must denoaace tha
Orzitr as a "free trader" and receiver ef
British gold. "Everybody In tha country
who does not own stock in a New England
mill or f.ic'4ry must sell cheap and buy
dear, In order that these who do may
thrive." Democratic to the core again.
"Eastern manufacturers who have bn
enriched by protection ," etc. Democratic,
agtin, but the Otrnim should have gene
further and said 'hat they had grown rich
at the expense of the non protected clauses,
and t!.at this "scheme',' lias been denounc
ed for years by democrats as a most eft
fair one. Nothing brings the reason out
protectionists so readily as a quarrel a
mng themselves as to who shall have tha
inostot tha protection swag.
a . uwn 1 ' 1
We want Robert Veatch nominated far
Congress by the democracy. Labor has
no more tried, true and trusted champion.
With Vcalch for Congress aad Pannoyer
fiir Governor, the democracy would seek
-1 win by deserving tureens. Roseburg
f.'evuw. Yes but we have it from a very
rllabie source that Mr Veatch would not
i'',ccpt a nomination for oongresa. We
Link it entirely safe that Mr Veatch will
t; nominated by the democracy of Lane
r '.he state senate, a position which he
a filled In the past with singular faith
jalness.
J gg . I
The Trotestant churches of the United
hates contribute aunually $11,300,000 for
' teijn missions, and according to Dion Boa
i lull, "more than $200,000,000 are paid
j.-.-ry year by tee American people for their
. rtatrieal entertainment" nearly eighteen
', illars to support the threatre for one given to
' il l the gospel to heathen natfons.
I ft now appears very probable that the
publicans in congress wiil verify the pre
cion made by democrats In the cain-
f rn last fall, that instead of making any
J mil lion in triiff taxen, they will remove
tax from whi.key and tobacco, making
'fu from taxation while continuing it
on clothing and food aad nearly all the
:'.-aiics of life. Keep youreyeon con-
. 'i ole arc apt to inquire why there is such
k laiiclsolicy vein running through the edi
;i! column of the Oreg-onlna during the
month. The observant understand that
I reason of this is to be found . in tha fact
"' t no leading democrat hns seen fit to ' die
it E that time. The death of some . dome
nlay makes that paper hilarionsly pun
t and zealously incitive,
he Republican organs promptly attribute
ublican defeat in Ohio and Iowa to the
. 1 lenient, but they have.' nothing "to say
it the influence the same element exerted
'.'1 sxach'isetts to isve their party from utter
; j t the polls. ".. , V.
t GilHcrt Dilamatyr, who represented the
r party of Indiana in congress from 1S79
5 j, and w ho afterwards took an , active
; in labor matters in Denver, Col., ihow
i of n clmrch in Oliio.
TIIK sTaRTII.
No particle of sand which goes Uown into
the tea ever comes back. Yet millions of
particles leave the surface of the earth every
second and are carried, suspended in the wat
ers of more than to, 000 rivers, but Into the
ocean, There ara mora than too streams
clsssed as rivers, in the State of Ixmisiana
alone Each one of these has several 4 hundred
creeks, brooks and spring branches trihutsry
to it. Kach brook or spring bianch, with its
countless rivulets, clasps the hillsides and
drags down the surfaces thereof down Into
the brooks fowa Into t'.te creeks down Into
the riven down to old ocean. And there
the atoms rest patiently; each atom wailing
for others now resting in the green fields, but
soon to join the comrade gone before.
To-day an atom forms part of a farm In
Iowa or Missouri, to-morrow it is on Its way
to the gulf. This process has been going on
since tha beginning of time since "the earth
was without form and void;" the primeval
rocks have been disintegrated and spread
abroad In fertile field, to be slowly sifted out
and washed into the ocean, perhsps again to
be upheaved and formed into Islands and con
tinents abiding places for coming generations.'
All life, animate and In animate, is limply an
Illustration of this grind-jig down process; of
the master rubbing down tha bumps to fill up
tha hollows.
The Cnal outcome. after millions of years
of this smoothing down process on the surface
f our globe, will make the earth partake of
he nature of a huge billiard ball sailing in (he
ky devoid of hills or valUys, mountains or
plains. 1
ACf it 0T -
W hat are yon going to u the king inter
eveaings that are now coming oat What will
you do for fresh, interesting reading matter?
Some one replies aro'cy is scarce and times
are hard. The Democrat has prepared to
meet this very case. We can furnish you the
chcApcit and best reading matter ever offered
on this corutt. Here is what we can do:
New Totk H'criV, regular price., . ... .$1.00
Democrat J00
Arusricaa Fttrmtr " 't.oo
Regular price of all $4. 00
We farniah all three for fi.So. la these
will be found suitat-le reading matter for tba old
the young, the wife, tbe huabaad, tha son, the
daughter, and in fact all who may ba arouad
the fire side. Order now while this offer lasts.
A NSW PAl'EK.
f
The lf7&Msas: "We understand that
Prof Roby's new paper, to be the site of
the old StannrJ, and similar to that paper
In politics, will make Us appearance nest
week. Beven printers will be employed.'
And the Mm try eaya: The talk of 1
democratic newspaper for Portland Is a
gain revived. It is said that tha material
has been ordered and that the paper will
make its appearance about the first of De
cember. The brixht little Mtnunr Jtur
mat had thla field before It failed to ecupy
It. The Jural la a good newspaper, and
will probably not be crowded out of tha
field by the new publication.
KEKP TUCK tim O.I ALBANY.
Tba Portland Jturmml keeps its eye on Al
bany in the following fashion:
"Albany is in the lead of all the other towns
in the Willamette valley, in every respect,
Her interests are carefully guarded and her
claims urgently puthed, The business men
of that town are wide awake, and they consul
er that the interest of the town is their indivi
dual interests. It only takes a couple ol hours
to raise almost any amoant ol boaue for
worthy enterprise." With her woolen mills.
coast railroad aud other prospective comings
ner population will treble within the Best
twelve, months." .
Our republicea friends took great delight at
the beginning af Cleveland's administration ia
dilating upon the hungry character of demo
crats as shown in their efforts to get "the
offices," That there wss an unseemly rush
sroor.g thedeatocrsts for the offices ia m
true. But it should be borae ia snind that tha
democrats had been living on husks for twenty
five years, but with all that, their conduct was
far more circumspect than that of tbe republican
boys" who wsnt the offices, "oh, so .bad.'
As evidence of this truth we refer to a republic
can who wants the post oflce at La Grande
to badly that be offered the present postmaster
a democrat, a hundred dollars if ha 'would re
sign. The bard hearted democrat declined
the offer.
Speaking of the result of tha elections
att week Ex-president Cleveland aays:
It ia evident that the leaven of latlS re-
fjrrn basat lai t leavened the whole lump.
The west which hns suffered most from
the unjust burden of tariff taxation, haa
awakened. The stale platforms of both
Iowa aud Ohio are abreast of the St Louis
platform on the subject of tariff reform.
"The people have considered and passed
judgment It wa for the people to de
cide. " They are now deciding. It la e
aough for me to say that I am satisfied at
the Indications and the results of Tues
day's elections. The verdict In Virginia
Indicates that the South Is still faithful to
the democracy of .Jefferson and Jackson."
Reports come from Rio Janeiro that A
rebellion or revolution broke out some
time ago against the King of Drszil and
that the King I under arrest and the rev ,
lution made a sueeess by the formation
f a republic. -Brazil Is a large country
having over three millions' square miles of
territory and a population of about 14,000,
000 people. If intelligent enough these
people will grow Into a permanently form
able republic. Taere are those, however,
who have some doubts about the truth of
thee reports. (Reports are fully conform-
The total eclipse of the sun, which lake
place Dec. 22, will be visible in a long
narrow path 5000 miles long and only 100
miles wide, which extends nearly its entire
distance over the ccean. It begins in the
Caribbean Sea and skirts the northern
coast of South America, being visible at
only one point there, Lrench Guiana. It
then moves eastward until it strikes Africa,
a few miles south pf the Congo river. An
expidition from the Lick Observatory, in
California, will go to French Culana to
view the ec ipse there.
The silver question will be a subject'of much
discussion in the coming congress The silver
men are mustering their forces to secure aa
increased, if not , an unlimited, .coinage of
silver, The fact that the evils which anti
silver men predicted would follow the silver
legislation of 1878, have not beenjreali.ed will
strengthen the position of the silver men.'
Harvey Scott rises to explain that Foraker
was of the Tanner stripe and talked too much,
Harvjy always was a cheerful man at a funer
al, as Democrats who aavc read bis obituary
notices can truly testify. Portland . World.
According to the Information in posses
sion of the United State Government,
the charge made by English authorities
f the prevalence of plcuro-pheumonia in
cattle shipped to Europe from our West
ern Stages and Territories Is unfounded.
'..o doubt democrats relishing their 7 hanks
giving turkey this yeir.
nc.f day alur s'u ;-;. ;.5i jan th us:
'In Northern )t,;..t)e Oiiaoerst lost
and gained vM(i In spou. Jit Summit
count, of which the lUntiUiiltitj eity of
Akron Is the capful, the republican lots
was something like 1, too. Akron It a
manufacturing city and tha tariff was
made more or lets of an Issue In the cam
paign there." And so It Is. Whenever
there is a culm Intelligent discussion of
the tariff question among labor people It
will always result In favor of tariff reform.
Prof Llntner estimates that If all the
species of insects Inhabiting the world
were known, their number would reach a
million, and, descending to the considera
tion of Individuals, he adds that ho haa at
one glance, within small extent of -road
seen more snow fleas ot a single species
than triers, are human beluga on the en
tire surface of the globe.
The eaploal ve qualities ol celluloid were
practically demonstrated a few Ucys ago
In A Philadelphia aaloon, when the spark
from a cigarette landed on the collar ot
one ot tha frequenters ot the place and
biased up In a second, The bartender
save! the man's lite by turning the settaer
water on him.
Gov Penuoyer will be re nomlna
lod and re-elected. He will carry Doug,
lascountybya handsome majority. Ha
has stood by the people against the jobbers
and the rlngsters and will receive a hearty
endorsement at the polls. Review, So
say you one, so say you all gentlemen.
The persona who are expecting Federal
appointment In this state are anxiously
awaiting the arrival In Washington ot
Congresssman Hermann. When he gets
there, It may be that some of these office.
seekers will wish he never had. Eugene
Guard,
The president has been botheed with hun
drcd of letters inru ring if he is a Mason, ' all
of which he has answered in the negative.
He belongs to ao secret society.
A company has been formed in London for
the purpose of carrying live stock, dressed
beef and hogs direct from Galveston, Tex., to
LondA.
In the South, fanners are going to use fbur
barrels made out of cotton duck. This stuff
weighs leu than wood and can be made ten
per cent, cheaper.
F C Tolman of Ashland will ba
canldate before the neat state republican
convention for the nomination tor state
treasurer.
The republican candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor in Ohio was e!ectd by a majority of 41
ia a total vote of 750,118.
Tbe estimated population of Utah is 130,
000, an iocras of 86,000 In ten year time.
Tbe government ol Ecuador has issued
decree forbidding Chinese immigration,
There were a 0,000 added to the
churches of North Carolina last year.
Baptist
; KEErrOftTEIf.
. F. M. French Itswps railroad time.
J. P. Waliaetv Physician rr.4. Burgeon, Al
bany, UT
For a Starling or Ktncraou piano eall on G
L Blackmail.
For sale, cheap, seennd hsnl ercsn, Mr
Hymao'a. '
O L RI-MMn n agent ti.r the Wcbcr
piaoo, tout buttM.
Bjy your twkau though . .. the Est of
W I. JasUraod av fire t- Portland.,.
Tha WcaUro (ttaa and Packard ar two
of tba bast organs mfl.U. O , lliark nan
sella tbsm.
A line line of all kinds ( furniture, laJn
and npholatarad, baa tek in this part af
uregoa at rort miner c Irving a.
If yon want a elaan and fine amok ask for
3. Joseph' bom made white labor ;
J or ! by most eigar dealer and at hi
satph'a factory.' '
J 4 Ars'tlW.l, ? it Si'ijer Manafastnr
lag Co., oppoaiU O Id Fatbisra Tcmpla, Al
baay, ..,,,...-.
An tlsasnl I'm of siiV ttll sorasda. in
bccntifol designs. Just received at Portmilter
k Irving'.
fi east Golden Star tomato for M eonta
at C Mayers, and all other, canned goods
sbcap for eath ,
Jntt received new tabic liuau at W. F.
Read's.
: I W Starr, tilivtieian sndinrzmin. Albaov
Orgon. v '
Good eooklcS stove only 110 at lion. e k
Salttnarah'a.
Dr WriahUman's Sovercirrn Balm nf Li fa.
for diseases peenliar to woman, at Deyo St
tiobson and Hrowoell gUnarir. , V J
Baltimore, agent.
IS eotsbavioi( at F , .ek a.
8 Uokote for f ! iX Vioreok't -
Boot and a"-. Vj at tut at Read's . , -
Saratoga chip at C K Brow mill's.
S cbaira ra a sunt; steady at Vie rock' shav
ing parlors. . t , . .
Best roast coffee in .t'r.c city at Coorad
Meyer. , . .
Get yoar -ohoil bocks and tab'eU -at
Guisa U Sou's.
' Kirks Savon Lficeiiti soar. S100 a "Imx at
CEBrownsll' .. ,; , . .
"Tha Estrclla.' eiuaa." tor 23'osut. at
EHi' Cigar Store. . . , ' ..."
Try th Old North tttomoLiav tubaeoo
for a delicions smoke.
6iit; dnaeo wind')' shades jottreoeiv.'d
at Fortmillcr&Irviag's.
Spectscla tnd eve itaascs encaper than
vr at F M French 'r. j
A fin lot of piutura frame 1 11116 received
at Crawford At I'atUmV-
' J W Baiitlev. brtt lKit and alio maker in
eity, oppotiite Foriinillur & lriux's. .' . .
A larie and Hou Una 01 u ii !( a t 1 1 1
jast reccivsd at Fortmilli r k Irving'. '
W have tha' Hit '$l'f0 kid elova ever
brought to Albany at W K.IUad's, :
Now in tha tima toaftva motitv liv liuvinir
bouts a:w! lix- at, cfct if W. F. Rtsd.,
Go to Ii trdua for lion )t weights, - uuod i
gooda an.l lowest jivin prices. . ..
An o',n(iut stoek f watuhor, sold as low
aad the liiwwt, at' Will A Stirk'a.
Wtclin, atulies, watches for everybody
cheap for em.li and fully warranUd at F M
Freneb'a. ' t- ' '.-.-'',.''..'-
Will Douvuux Vauev 15 feet front
.ine twoMory irick building, Jon -1st St.
Rents pitying interest on $i (bulldlng
In fine repair and will double In value In
eighteen month-, for sale at $1 tfiooi'. See
us soon as this w.ll go fast. Other bar
gains advertised by. us have gone. .Not a
single instance on record where specula
tors buying prjipcrtjr of us have not made
mor.ev'. .:' :,' , ;, . .
-. " ' : "" ' WaLT-ACK & CUKICK. '
Gang. One of th finest lots "bf guns
and revolvers everrecelvH n Ib,ny
are now in stoclc at Stewart & Sox's, Hun
ters should call., and see , then ana get
prltfrr before buyjng. , -
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ELEG AKT LO nQJSrr 1 j '' J' I I; l;: f"l
A Sharp Item The finest line of cut
lerand shear in the city at Stewart &
Sox's. , Their good art the very, best and
will stand the test . -. y , 5; ;.:..: ,.
, - t: , f
NexNcw and bt!8t place, ft?, town !t
Gilson'a new baiber stop in the- Froman
Block, next door to Fortmlllcrfi Irvine's.
Best barber In towril ' '
TELEGMPHIO NEWS
Oltlflul Appointments,
Washinoton Nov. 19, J II Sline, of In
dependence, Or., wss (o-day appointed to a
position in th government printing office. ,,:
E G IlbscH, of Baker City, Or., at prtssnt
an examiner in the pension cfTice hns been
made a traveling examiner, with hestWiuartor
in California.
Senators Dolph and Mitchell to day receiv
ed their commission from Governor 1'ennoyer
as deciles to attend tbe silver convention at
St Louis, ,
Atlrn aad t'qnlr, , -
Olvmpia, Wn., Nov, I9.-J0J10 U Allsn,
of Walla Walla, and Watson C Squhe, of
Seattle, were to day elected as Washington's
first two United States senators.
It took on ballot to decide the nut senator
ship, Th vole stood Allen 71, Turner jo,
Voorhees 8, Squlr, a, Brents 1, and Griggs
For tha secend senntorshlp tha vott was
Squh 76,Sprgue ij.Thompson 3, Voornees
1, Griggs 8,
Storm at the Bay,
Nkwport, Or., Nov, ty,A sever thun
der storm ocenned here this morning, accom
panied by some bait. Lightning struck the
old lighthouse building occupied by J S I'olhc
mus.governnicnt engineer. The building was
badly splintered and the lutniture demolished,
Mrs l'olhemus and child narrowly escaped.
They were sitting near tits window.
Jin Anther f Pari Tern's Cabin, m
llARTFORis Conn., Nov. 19, Mis Harriet
Beecher Stow is mildly demented. Tbe fires
of genius are dead and th once brilliant mind
is ciioded with their ashes. The heait onct
filled with bright beams and sunshine Is now
haunted by ghosts and shadows. Slit has be
coins again a child, and day by day wanders
around under the bare boughs of the autumn
trees gathering dead leaves. . . 1
Th Itrpu title twure,
Wasiiiooton, Nov,. 19. The llrnsilian
minister to-night leoeived a dispatch via Lon
don, saying. The Brazilian Bank of Rio tele
graphs the Brazilian Bank of tendon, that
perfect quiet reigns. The republic is accepted
by Rio and tbe northern and sou 1 hern provin
ces. The general opinion is that tht republic
it quite secure, Th ininUtar thought that
the Hamburg rerwt of bloodshed was non.
sens.
Heavy Btorats,
Bkllrfonte, Pa., Nov. 19. Rain has fab
len almost incessantly for forty eight boiirt.and
reports fioin the surrounding country say that
mo nuoiis are at great aa muse Ol last June.
Several railroad budget have ten washed
away.
Ida Kew State. .
Olymma, Nov, 18. Amid the thundering
Of the brassy throated cannon and in the pres
ence 013000 cituent. I.ltitha P Fcry to-day
took oath to support the constitution of the
state and the United States, and became the
first governor of ti e state of WaOiim.tan
Jaatice John P Hoyt, of the supreme court,
administered the oath in tbe atnencc of Chief
Justice Anders,
Governor Ferry Immediately enteicd upon
tha performance of bit duties.
The Uapablle of ttraalU
Rio Janeiro, Nov. iS. The new govern
ment has announced that if will firmly main
tain order. It is preparing a circular to for
eign governments relative to the overthrow of
tbe empire, which will be tclcgrphd to them
1 11 long 11 we crewman representative abroad.
Tbe province of Baha haa signified its adher
ence to the republic. News from the other
provinces shows that they are atso in vor of
a republican form of governs-ent.
Mrs Pamell Vrta llrla.
Mew ork, Nov, 18, Since tbe story of
Mr ParncU't distress has been sent out money
ba been pouring in ujoo her from !1 tides.
It looks bow ss though she would not only be
murcuom runner want. Mil mat the turn of
tnt entire mortgage on the place would be
quickly raitett. lame Slevin. who act
overseer rt the place, said to-day that half of
ner oestltulion bad not been lolj. Referring
o th statement that he should have been able
10 raise enougn on the farm to keep house,
aicvm saia mat ine wet was mst be bad to
sell ail the inou to buy food and had cut and
sow Iced to pay for the winter a fuel. Only
one storekeeper in Bordcntown, Slevin said.
would trust Mis Parnell for a rent's worth of
goons.
8 put as' Stjrlr,
Spokane Fai ls, Nov, 18. One of the lar
gest collections ever made in church work in
the West was made In the Methodist Episco
pal Tabrrascle in this city yesterday. Dr W
tl P Adams, a prominent minister and educa
tor iron. 1111 not , al tbe close of bis sermon,
mane a powerful appeal tor contributions to
endow Spokane college, aa educational insiitn
lion now in succctsiul operation. At the
morning service 50,000 was contributed by
mcmncrx 01 ine congregation, and In tbe even
ing this sum waa increased to 877,65'. Ten
thousand dollars bad been previously contri
buted by the Columbia river conference. Tha
endowment will be Increased to f 100,000 be-
sore ine expiration ol this week. Tbe college
aircauy nas two line buildings and twenty five
t , .1 . . ... .. .
iiv vi KiuBua 10 iii Dean 01 me city.
Ta b Rxtraded ,
Bot Bity, Nov. 18, P P Shetby.general
traffic manager of tbe Manitolm railway syt-
tom, of Montana, is in the city perfecting bit
una 10 vaiuauie real esiste In this country,
lie statea that the Manitoba will be eatended
across North Idaho to Spokaa Falls during
wv cowing year.
Uraail a UrpaUir. . ,
Lima, (via Galveston), Nov. 17. Tba lat
est advices from Rio Janeiro, dated November
16.9:55 0 m are to the effect that the province
of Baha is opposed to 1 be revolution. Vis
count Ouro Preto, ex minister of the interior
and Sc-hor Maleunck, a banker, have bern
arrested. Tbe emiieror is looked on with sat-
fiicion. The provufonnl government has abol
tlied the monarchy. Tlie revolutionary com
mission addressed a message to the emperor,
teiling him to leave tbe country in twemy
four hours, The emtieror acknowledged this,
and leave 1 by the packet Alagoss, aceompain
ed by an ironclad. '
'" I AMaddle.
. OlympJa, Nov. 17. The return of, tht
members of the legislature has plunged tbt
senatorial question into a worse piuddle than
ever. All sorts of rumors are on the wing,
to A few words the situation is a (b lows:
Turner and Brents and their ' friends claim
they have drowned Allen orr the East Side,
and the defeat of Squire ia claimed on the.
West Side. On the other' band, tht Allen
aad Squire men say they are ss strong as ever
and declare that these stories are set afloat by
the opposition to frighten their men. The
Sprague and Thompson adherents say they are
gaining strength every day, but the Squire
force from which they Would naturally draw
will not admit that they have lost; on the csn
trary, they say they are gaining votes.
. ; Even newspaper Men, ' ,
;Nw York, Nov. 17, -James Cordon Ben.
nett has sold the building in which ihc IleiirlJ
Is published, to John Pcttft of . this city, fof
"91000 and other valuable considerations,'
Pttit says he was offered $1,000,000 for ie
property twenty four hours after the pur
chase. -. ,
"... allvo After A1J. s - .
, San Francisco, Nov. 17.-11 hat come to
light here that a wealthy contractor has been
"called back" to life. Disappearing in , 1886
from his home in . a thr'ving New England
town, E M Andrews was supposed to have
!:en murdered a few months later by a party
of negroes in Florida. Convinced of bis
death, his relatives put on mourning garb out
of respect to his memorg, and eventually his
wife, or supposed widow, collected $3000 from
the Masonic knljje at insurant on bis life. ,
f " r :-ToB Abolished, ', , . ; . , ,
New Vobk, Nov. 17. According to a spe
ci4 cable from KeilT, the Russian govornment
has determined to abolish banishment to Si
beria as a punishment to criminals.. ,
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Now is the time to buy overcoats. Win
ter is coming on and His already too cool
to be without one. ' Blain baa large and
fin stock to sol be t from, and there ia no
trouble in being suited.
; Ups and Downs. Soaic of tho princi
pal up and downs in business life I to
keep quality up and prices down. : This is
being done very successfully at LaForest
& Thompon's,and those dinner sets to be
distributed among our customers Jan. 1st
Is creating no little Interest ns well as our"
prices. ', ' ' - " ' .
I am uowbet'tr prepared than I hav l
aver baen to Mult my customer lu tba
shot line, I have Just reoolytd largt
Invoice oitbceliratd laird Stbebft
A MlUiboll On) aboea tut ladlt.
Thrrttta no manufaoturer who olaltnii
anytblnf bettor tbtn these nLomi. I In
tsnd to keep a full asttrlmrnt of them In
All prion, width from A to KB and eaa
suit th most fastidious 1st fit and price,
I Alao roelyed another In volo of I bo
popular shot E P Bards In Waakaopbut
and Palant loaiber tip. Tbe ahoaa am
wait koowo In Albany aa flrat olaar n'w
atylo shot. O'aorsfrom the country fill
ad with eara and tatlr faction guarvatatd
FAMUt K Toono.
Election Notice.
Nolios is her.by glvsn that thsr will b
aa annual tleotioa held on Monday, tha 2nd
dsycf lpamuer.,IU9, lath city of Al
bany, Ot.4 for tbt purpose of electing tht
following municipal nflluera 1 , Mayor, City
lUoorder, Martha), Trasnrr and thrr
Counoilmsn, on each la tbt 1st. Sod and
3rd warda, ! ' --
Tht following nsmsd plaoa havt been
aMigeeted by tha City Council aa th places
ftr holding th election ia tha various ward 1
First wsrd-In tha County Clerk' oltlo.
Bsooud trdln tbt County Treasurer'
offlo.
Third ward J nth 0QI0 f tbt Albany
Farmsrs' Company .
Tb following named ptrson have been
appointed Jedga and Clerks of clsotion ia
tbe various ward 1
rirst ward Judge. M l'ayne.P Fmmaa,
W C Rasd. Ctrk. T J StU.s.O W Watt.
'.second ward ,'udgM, Klli Knoi.L Sen
der, 8 Fromaa. Clark, K U lUwhags, 2
It Wjatt.
Third ward Jadga, John Isom, Vm
Hustnit, A Parker. Clerks, U F Simp
00. F A Barkhari,
Tbt polls wiU npo at 9 a. m. aad will
elost at 8 p. m. af said day.
Dan r-y ordr of th City Council of th
eity of Albany, Or., on tht ISth day of No
vtmbtr, IMP. .
Dt4 Novtmber Mtb. 1810.
N. J. HcvTOs).
City llsoordrr.
Firemen's Election.
Kotiet is hereby given tbat tb annual
citation ot Chief and AsalsUat Chief I a
liascr of th Albany lift dspsrtresnt wilt b
held at tb hsll or Albany Kogioa Co No. 1.
Dt 9, IMS, bat wss n lb boar of 1 o'clock
aad G:30 'clock pa.
W II Waassa.
Waltbk M Pa sua. . 8tt AFP.
Pre A F U. 4 , , ..
Better Than Ever.
2 InaUad of offering a prist tbat only
btnitlU tha luck on, cr aanding out
oonfldtntial all pa aa balls, wa rreroa to
opanly otTei tba ettlaona of Albany and
vicinity choice gnod tt bad rocks ptiee.
and Ktva FIVK PKK VKST OInCuUNT
for cash on aaob dollar worth Af good
at roull prif tiniil tba I2tb of January.
Hi k heat pr i 1 atil for chicken. Kg
aud butter. Thankinic yon for vour pa
patronag and Boli4iUinK your trad fo
tba future, no teg to remain at your ser
vice, - Jit BaatiL'K.
IJIANOT0HKNT,-3a month Call
. at O. t Blank snan'a lirugtitvr.
RICHARDS & PHILLIPS.
atrchltoctaral food Taming.
Manufauurera af All Klodcof
Newels, Pedaatala, sttair Posts, Ba Haters,
Corner It'ocka, H(vatt.LliUtona,
Kl nlal.ManUacomec Fitting,
Pareb Caluataa, tiata Or
n.sntua,Ind!o club,
Tab's, stand aad
Chair Laga.
AH order Uft with ut will raecjlvo
prompt and cartful attaatl ta.
Fancy turning a specialty, ,
" S. A. BIGGS,
, -of Saleia, ; ".
haa opanad a aboa for
' MARBLE AND GRANITE
fOMlita aad domtatlo, and all kind of
eiiMery work, at lower fliturw than iv
tvtr loan oflcrad la tb V?ianntu Val
ley tieratofor. Aast door Mil cbat
Cancers Cured.
J. R. TVlllulaaa A f!.. AIKanv
acen'. for J. K. Donosn, tha Oroat Can car
King, tit Mortlmsr, Kanaan, will treat all
llirml rinivri ni tha nrlnt.lt. la n Mrt
CU Bft Ku PAY. Fer farther loforma.
Uoa, addrvaa
S. B. Itt.At,
Cot. 2o and Cleveland fct ,
H'a th A.t Albany, Or.
SPECIAL XOTICE. Owing to a ml
undcratanins; mrrarding tha sabool
boqrt. Mr Mtadantl Mls1trbuck. tha
ttaebera of tba aalaot an4 ITIr ricrvarten
achool. to tha W. O '. V. Us' I, wlb to
nay their daily aaaalon it frsr 0 a, m. to
4 rw m. Also tboy bava reivd a lasra
aad Cneassortmorit of kladtriiaitrn tna
tarlatand giro Instrttotlon dally inaotn
moi an hoot studies and klniii rgtrtan
work.alao mnsloleason given free toear-b
pnpll, If dilrd. , TaTma fifty aeota per
WeOK. , v'
MR; MlAD,
"' - MlaaSTAABUCK
Guardian's of 1 Eoal Estate
Kotiet la hereby nlven that tba nudor-
alemrd. guardian- of tbe etata of
Herbert FarrtU, fiwrtn Jolli e Fnrrell,
Walter Farrellatul Psrnv Farsall. minor.
by virtua of an prtftr if tba County
Court of Linn county. Orfcon.dulv mad
aad aiisared of rt cord cn the 4tb day of
oveni our. mnw, wiii.soii ar pjinno auc
tion, for cash In Lancf on tba 21t day of
Dereinbar. iSf O. at tha hour of 2 o'clock.
In tha afrMtnoon t t aaid day, at tba Couit
IXouso dour In Albany. Linn county,
atato of Orsnij, all tha right.title and In
terest of said minora, and each of thrm.
Irt and to tbo folinwlngr described real
property, to wit Lola number one (J,)
and two (2.) being tb north went qua! tor
of block twenty threr(23,)ln Ilacklemsn'
2nd addition to tha city of Albany , coun
ty of Linn, itata of Oreon.
pattd tbia 0th day of Novembar,1869,
A ' iP.M. Bkdfikm, -i; .
Obo. W, Wkiobt. Guardian. , "
' -f AU'y fr Qnrlltrt- : ;
Administrator's Sale of Eeal Estate,
i the County Court oj Linn County, Orfffon.
In tho matter of tbeeafa'a of W H Mo
STnlght, do.eaaed,
Kotlca 1h hareby given that by virtue
of an order ol sale duly made aud enter
ed of record to the above Court in tbo
above entitled oauaa.at the regular June,
18B7, teim of sal-) Court to-wit,Jnne 7th,
(887. the nnderaiirnod admlnlslratora o,
tht estate ot W II MoKnight, deceased1
Wlllan,- i i,.:..;.. : ,, , ',
Batarday, the Ittk day f Oeeemtier, lasa
at tba hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of said day,
at the Court House door, in tbe city of
Albany, Linn county, Oreeoa,oJ! at pub
lic auction to tha highest bidder for cash
la band the following descritad real
property belonging to satd estate to-wit I
Tha north half of tbe northwest q inner
of Seotlon 18, tbe aoutbwcnt quarter ; and
tha south half of the northwest quarter
or Section 9, all la tp 10, South Kana 1
West of tha Willamette merldian.ln Linn
county, Oregon." .
. J j., tti . .. .V A MoKnioht,
..') ' A R McDonald, .
. . AdttiluiNtrntor ol tbe elato of .
; W HUcKnigbt.dPc'd.
a- 5
A Philosspher always
Thinks.
Try If; Think of
IE BLAIN
whet during tho wet, ooo', aotrmn
aad winter weetberron nreri
m OvercoataRub-
bcr Goods, an
Umbrella or
COTKINC, FURNISHING COODb AND
BOOTS AND SHOES
GENERALLY,
or want a stylish aoit ma le by
firat-clast tailor,
THEM CALL Ofl Hlf.1.
Grocoriei.
SQUARE
C. E, BROWNELLs
Hncceaaorto
CROWNELL
Would fcUully i it i, ( iii, tt that ba l
aontlnninii ib bualnraa at tbe old stand
nil that be la bettor than fyr firt frl
to nil all order with aacurtoy and da
apatch and at prlrv
(fjvzvxaxrx33t T&xmcvxva
ace
tiiTerwtl t'l I be t'n.
Whllj thanking; tb oitlrn of Alba
ny for their very lltxiral nlronai(0 in the
at I aarneaUb aollolt a nontinuaoc of
your favora, aaanrlng
LOW PRICES
e au potior quality of (food and
CJo rtoousTrontment
Very Respectfully,
Toura for Bualneaa,
C. E. BBOWHELL.
C3
ZA
P
8
Archie Blcekbora, Saleainao.
SMALL
Grocorela
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.
. : --4a IMPORTERS OFh
?, AND FARM MACHINERY,
, Front, First and Vine Streets, ::::::: Portland, Oressn.
Soto Agent for Oregon
A DEERE'S UCVJ
t : sy3'v;4r ,,;'- -..r ft i ri.ry .
Single, Doubla, or Triple Furrow. Tliey ara ? simj lj an.l come so near absohit peifcetion, that thotl Vt
, hsv used them or scan them work ran not ssy enough In their pnisa. we luialsh than
' - with or without soat altaciiioent. Seat attachments ar extra .
j t SEBBQ PO"WBH X-XHT STTUSTSr PLOWS,
BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DRILL. .
Bucksya Trw CnJii Drill, Biwlojo Soedors, Buoksya Bpriog Tooth Hsnwt. - '
DEERE'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDERS
Ths tatsst lmirovsd implement for sowing summer fellow. Ths most complete and ruooenfui tool lot tfe
,, i '.. .- purpose in OSS. -; . . t . '
We alao have full Una af Daa-ste. CarrlatTa, Phaetona. Uoamttvlas TVsUtoai
I'latlorm
farm aud eine
abnU II Lbn rAKm wAuuny, . t
' . tskwranos A Chspin's Bprlng-Tooth tlsrrows, Dears H Arrows, Scientific Fsd Hills, Paoifle Jacalc Mi'1 '
KAISH BARB WIRE, ETC., ETC. , n spj2At nmK TTJ
-- - - 12 ' HFJTi, Agent, "Albany ,OT :'
PURE DRUGS,
Paints, Oils, Stationary. Etc, find Prompt attention
a.Xl
DRfGUISS.;SOW
DEALING
k RTANARD,
l1
PROFITS
and Washington for
DEAL PLOWS.
jsprlng veJUctea '
UNRIVALLED
NOT ONLY H
A LDAN V ATTRACT
But aa will 1 1 tin
in
jUilBlC
. Hect
A niilF1!?
iiLJlUiijb
For tint fa'l am) wii,tr If adi, c tulstirg of a !i r e ai.rf cVtion at nk of
tilt taint (.atterna Of
Aa unrivalled line vt
Cloaks and Jackets,
Mu all at v lea moiuw, a well selected atock of MenV, Children's and
Udioa
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large aaiortmenl of
CARP ETS,
And a choice selection of i
GROCERIES, j ' '
IA V II k' W I I i..
of f too is and hboe adapted to the nar-
p. aa iu ra our r rroru a l i. 1 urn mm
beet In trwa far lie Isiit.-n u", "
M I. Well A C, . a. li.k.1 sbnt ..,
l.anlna'a I a.ll.r A l ' . M i r-i.n '
dreu'a Pinafeboea,
Our Ki ! tik r()r O hh! and No
tions. Ladloa anJ Ucai.'a Karnl-.hiiig, U
on eai :(,
O'aod tie arrh ing dull.
Ail tba late al bij Ua and noyaltie.
ltivltlnt;)oralronage aeara
' l'.espcctfutl Yura,.
BARROWS
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN:1
Cany a flretlaaa atoak ol
Stoves, Tinware,Hardware,Etc.,
"WMch they ara aelllnjr at ramarkalby low prieaa
JOB WORK
carefully and promptly dan at raaaonable rrieea.
HOPKINS & SALTMARSH
DtAIXl? IN
STOVESj Till WARE. SIIEETfHCrJ, COPPER WARE
ETC., ETC,
;Asnnt for "On 1 ime" fleatlnf aud cisakine; SIctc. Job work, ploraUna
ete4 pranapUy attaadad to.
CHEAPEST AlfD BEdT PLACE IN THE CUT
FOR THE BESTfUBNITURF
' CALL ONlTHE-'. '
Albany Furniture Company
OPrOSITK S1KWART A SOX'S; .
BED ROOM.SETS, TABLES CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED
GOODS. WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES;
ETC." ETC., ET . ' . ,v V
Vein . t
J.J.DORRIS,
V ALBANT, OREGON.
JABSTHACTEE,
the Only Complete Set of Abstract
jTBooks and Maps in Linn County.
fWOifiee ia tna Court IIoae,"JK
n.!... .nl.Hilajl Ia a .ara ahall
have prompt and eartful attention,
SAW LOGS FOR SALE.
Parties desiring ta purchase saw lops
will do well to eall on the undersign'
who has about 300,00 ft of logs an the
Callpaola at Brownsville.
V F. F. Mean ill, Trustee,
. - Albany, Or.
ka: D;BEARDSLEY S';
Real Estat Agent,
Conveyancing ef atl iads done la a re
liable manner, All bnslness will receive
prompt attention. Ofiloeon Broadalbla
treat neir First, Albany, 0rs?on,
ATTRACTIONS.
IIV6 ATTENTION
i ti j : f
iraJ ly
P" 7
o. Ii
& SEARLS,
Blaanaarg'a Kew Bloek.
Albany Nurseries.
- 1 ' wvs v.n
CI in a liAmfutAftii X mil., frnm AttaH.
" ; a tKTwtuj ua
Coryaliu road, and h? on Viami a larg
Choice Fruit Tre?s
of our own growinjr, whioh w viH ,41 ,
lowsat living rates.
......mmwmi, piauviug ires wil
eaaanlt their interest by examining oar
" J." .vw . V. UM1VIIIW1UV,
iiaa cv uiiownarx,
. Albany, Oregon.
. BR0OTSYILLE
0. p.'GQs:.onr& cons,
EsalEstita in3 tennzx hrts.
Keal estate ld aa C!l'.!on aaj '
.Notsrlai ta-r.!s;a atUsiSufd to,
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