THE
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMliini
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NATIONAL EZ?03LIC'Va
TICKET.
KOK J'KI-ii.KNT,
BENJAMIN IlAliKISON,
OF INDIANA.
fok vn r:-i'iti:si!)i;NT,
LEVI r. MOUTOX,
OF NEW YOi:U.
fK I'llESiDSSTlAL KI.KO ' "KS,
It O K K f IT M ' 1 . i: N , W M . K AITS
f. W. FII.TON.
Till'. HAILS.
Mails at the Albany pnstortice close as follows
For all offices north )
Tl. F:wt.i'n st-itos
1'he West Side
Ms
And the Nai row Ga-i'e R. It. )
ForPonland and St1jhi 11 A. M
Corvallis and Yatjuina 12: W r. M
office south 7:-50 i: .
The postoltice will be closed each evei.iii!;
rum six to seven o'clock.
KesjUcered niatrer for 'the early morning
train should he mailed before S c lock the
reviotles vcniriL'.
THE MISHOS OF THE COMDEX
CL UB.
The free traders are doing their
best to conceal the part the Cobden j
Club is playing in the free trade
crusade that it inaugurated and is
still trying to conduct to a success
ful issue. The Clevelandites affect
to believe that this English club
that was expressly organized to
help British manufacturers to get
control of the markets of the world
takes no interest in the attempt
that is being made to capture the
richest of markets. If this were
true the Cobden Club, having no
reason for existing, would disband.
Those, however, who are in
possession of the secrets of the free
trade conspiracy know very well
that is is not true that the Cobden
Club is an indifferent spectator of
the free-trade battle being fought
out under the leadership of Grover
Cleveland.
It is true that the English allies
of our free traders are not working
so openly as they did in the past.
They have learned that their ad
vocacy of a pro-British policy for
America did more harm than good
from their point of view. Before
they learned this lesson they were
not so cautions. Thus we find a
committee of the Cobden Club
reporting in 1383 that "in the
United -States the events of the
last few years, the efforts of many
able and active free traders, and
the exertions of your committee in
disseminating publications, have
had the effect of bringing free ex
change to the front as one of the
great questions of the day."
This was a year before Grovr
,,. . , . , ,, .. '
Cleveland received the nomination
for the presidency. His select it n j
to lead the free-trade crusa-Je
ureatlv encouraged the Cobden i
rink A rwl at tind ita itiiti-
mittee. on July IVJ, lf4, using tins ;
very su'estive language :
" ... . ,
"Your commirtee continues to
afford all the assistance in their
power to those who are laboring in
the free-trade cause in foreign
countries. In America in the
course of political events these is
great promise. . . .The result of the j
rnrnlno- nt imhlie -fftenfinn in this
turning Ot ))U011C aCienilOn in :r',i'
direction is Seen in the fact that I
. . j j !
revenue retorm is becoming a lead-,
ing question in the presidential j
contest and is on the winning!
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Four vears before the London I
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Times of J uly, 1380, had declared : :
'"f'ntv fif-trnfle wi'l -nrne some
, iiow nee traae wi.i come some .
;!av tn the I mred States must be
left to the Cobden Club and to it
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twelve cabinet ministers m their
unofficial capacity to decide.... It
is to the New World that the club
is chiefly looking as the most likely
sphere for its vigorous foreign
policy. It has done what it can
.- tr., .! ... ,- fi.-ninf. ita i
eyes westward, and bracing itself
for the struggle which is to come.
Ho it will go on until reason has
. .cj t .ir.M 1 ..I'litaotinn i? tlio irra-i f )
ucoiucu pivi.vi.iiw"" " v " - e v"' i
Htronghold United States in j
which it has intrenched itself
Kr t.. t.- iLr ,1,,.,-r, h ,r- I
..cimcuuwwauw.... .
itocting .' VStem in the United States
nd to substitute the British
system. That done, our victory is !
complete and final."
This is plain talking that any
one can understand. We are here
old that the Cobden Club will
iever rest until it forces upon rs
Mie liritisu system." loes anv
one supiose that it is standing idly
by when the battle between th'
.American polity oi protection and
tie "liritit-h system is being
. 1 A 1
1 i-ji'lU as lb was iieci luuiii lie
. - I. ...vr r...'t--l inn! tilf ,
.ru"ler-j
i 1 ntotives the Cobdeu Ch;l
i ?ut as it ' iiiiaot do this with ad-
varxtaze il has determined not
intrude itself upon our attention,
wiiSl ail the time workin-r oner-,
ovtirallv to serine the election : :
!') i-:mdid.-lte who lias won its
;U!11 SUPPJl'l V
doii1.:! Ins bet to
carry our its principles
I
the ;
Tin; lesson imparted by
result of file election in the
i-Olli!:-'
crn Shite of Arkansas, v.hi
1
demonstrates the futility of atteiui -
in to t-.i in e the dominance ol On
" soiid Smith, should in eare;i::i
! consiiti i ei. Tli union labor pariy
put out a ticket bended by a oia
I ifed coiuederate soldier for
. governor, and a one-len'-d union
! soldier for jud-re of the supreme
I court. The republicans endorsed
the ticket, and th "Wheelmen, an
j urbanization of f anners supported
j the ticket, as well as thousands, of
I thoe opposed to the democratic
; nominees. The dispatches showed s
about .10,000 democratic majority, j
and demonstrated the fact that the
straight democratic ticket is all
that can be successful in that
locality.
Thk burden of democratic anru-
ment i.s to the effect that taxation j
should be removed, yet when the
republican platform says that if it
becomes necessary the only direct
tax that is levied by the govern- j
ment snould be removed, they
raise trie norror siricnen cry 01 tree
whisky and free tobacco. They
recognize no idea of tax excepting
the fallacious one that tariff is tax,
and yet they accuse republicans of
wanting to remove the tax from
whisky and tobacco when not the ;
slightest intimation has ever been
made by republicans towards re
moving the tariff" from those
articles.
The late epidemic of yellow fever
in Florida, which cieated a panic i
and ruined the commercial trans- j
actions for the season, is said to be j
the direct result of lack of proper
sanitary regulations in the city of
Jacksonville in that state. Enough
has been lost through interrupted
business to have properly sewered
the city ten times over.
Mrs. II. B. Stow, whose Uncle
Tom's Cabin made her famous the
worid over, is passing through the
dark ri er of death to the shadowy
land beyond, there being scarcely
any hope of her recovery from her
present sickness. She is at Hart
ford, Connecticut.
NEW TO-iUl.
fruit Dryei tor Sale.
PLUMMEK FKL'IT DKYEK, FACTORY
size, complete, with additions and im
provements, for sale eheap. Apply to A.
Blaker, Sht-dd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler.
Springfield, Oregon.
IHssoliu iou or I'iiitiiersliip.
Vro'lTOfc IS HERK15Y GIVEN. THAT Till-.
partnership heretofore existing between
Messrc. Crosen & Allen in the truck and
dray businesh :s this day disso'ved by !'iutiia
consent. The busint ss will be continued by
r. E Allen, who will pay all indebtedness
and colle.'t all accounts Thanking the pub-
lie for past favors, a continuance of their
patronage is still solicited.
1 Sel,temDer 1, isss
AcLtEX'
Contractor and Builder.
IIEUXDB.RSIOXED HAVING
!1 rated in Albany solicits
fl.om ,.itv ami country. Will
j to build btidfes. brns, and all manner
'of dwelling houses, including Queen
j . P,tn,k,,imd F.li.uliethian styles
of buildings. Will furnish plans and
p :oi tie -tons fre 1 of t charge. Satis
action guaranteed W. C CASSEL-
IllMsolation Kotice.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT THE
this day dissolved by mutual' onsent. All
outstanding aeeounts should be immediately
settled at th store. The l.usimss will he
continued by W. C. Tneedale at the old
stand, who will collect all accounts and settle
all indebtedness of the firm.
v. TuiV&Ps''
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Dlosolntlon of rni-tnerslii.
OTICK IS HKRKbT UIVEN THAT THK 1'ARTNFR
i ship heretotore existin-; hetween V. B. j
Roland, J. W. Roland and J. II. Koland, un-!
der the firm name of 0. B. Roland A: Co., is I
Mwdy dissolved by mutual c-nsent. All I
unt8duc said firm win be placed in the I
'naiidsof II. Bivant for collection.
c R R--i.4iv:r
j. w. round!
J. II ROLAND.
August 21, 1SS3.
House and Lot for Sale.
ONE AND ONE-HALF STORY DWEI.L
in" containing 7 rooms, bath room and
pantry; Is less than two years b jilt; location
central; another lot adjoininsf an be had
with bam if -iesired, or would s 11 it separate
j from dwe'ling. Price very low. Apply to l'
A Shane
Ovii-illu-i lor iieut.
4 SEAT RESIDENUE "Or D KOUJ1S,
J situated on the corner of I'.ukor ami
Seventh ftreets, with two lots, garden and
choice fruit in abun.ance,foi rent on reascn-
Clio
bte terms
deuce,
Kemoveil.
TOSEVH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS
j patn-nj and triends that he can he found I
on Lyon strict, between Kn'ine Co. No. 2
and First street, until his new rmms in ro-
shav & Masjn s ,hrick are ready.
I)
OP'
Hermann Diercks, ProP!
piIIS UE.STAl i.ANT IS NO W OPENED T i
1 the public in the Salfmars.ii hiiildim; be- :
low thv Ke.tre U'.use, whore irimd me tis
will be set vel at aii hours. Mr 1'ierek
vil.-s nij.,1,1 iMiston.crs ami the rub ic rener-
ally to rail. The la: .- h iil In- supplied with
the best viands the n.arket affor.is. atisf.ic
tioii uarsiitC'sd.
Apple iioxes.
K.UEEN APPLE IJOXES '! SALE AT
s x Il-K-hstedler's.
n
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for iW&w
Of a tine ipiaiitv, ro to J.
A.
intrude
KAcioiniont
HAT-lllOim
111 III
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OOjSTEnT BEOS.
HAVING i.KMOYKl) TO THKUl
New him Next
Now call the attention
plete stock of
M
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nice
mmni
iUH1
which will he sold at a very .small nril, 'quick
sales, short profits and tiv-.li goods'1 beinx our mot -"O.
fJJFine 1 i lie ot choice Imported and Domestic
Cigars kept constantly on hand.
jRnft
1(1 a! All 1aVCkIaoIa1
IJIMJ
TEXT liOFiiMrsiJPPLlEs.
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph
albums, inkstands, ink, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books,
and all kinds of musical merchandise.
Ge era! News Depot.
StE-lIail orders promptly attended to.
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W. GUISS fc tSOIST.
Having assumed charge of this drug store, near the Revere House,
and having largely increased the stock, nsw offer a full line of
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. BRUSHES,
And a new and complete line of
ery, pencils, etc.
Physicians ank
pared.
Choice Domestic and Ira fa a Specially
C. J. DILLON & CO.,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
IT TJ Ii INT I T TJ HE
Do general job work, also bargain in flooring and rustic. Those contem
plating building will tind it to their advantage to call 011 us at our Frctory, at
tr Foot ok LyoN Street Tr
twWBaaw iwiwwniiii iw.iiii n. 1 11 a
TULIUS
Manufactauer of
v.N!) DUALKK IN
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
FIN
:":
, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and
full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in"
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next door to Uarkhart St Keeuey's Real Estate OtHte, Albany Ogn
GKEO. W.
ACCESSOR TO V.
as
SO CX3
CO -J
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-DEALER IX-
Stoves and Hanes
-ALSO A FULL LINE OF
TINWARE, PUMPS.
And every yarii-ty of eookinir uteiis -
1. The public is inyited to eall and
; n-ood
hn nw niantiv-ement
mmmmmmmmmmmmm
The City Liquor Store,
M. HA. VMOA i:r9 Proprietor,
it-iTNeM door to thf
Kcep iftiiHtamly on hae ih
ro''"e';os. Only fir-jt-cliiss li.sin.r
SPECIAL ATTENTiON PAID TO
Children Cry for
Revere
House.
of the
pufiiic to their com-
'1
PronrV J
school books, tablets and station-
Family prescriptions careiully pre
111
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m & mm.
-DEALERS IX-
Diumopd Jewelry, Fine Sil
ver'waVif'Rings, Ladies Watclu
and Chains, and al! kinds of El
egant Jewelry
illMLhKLY LOW PRICES.
TOSEPH
Choice Ciai s
SMITH
11. McFARLAND)
CO
HOSE. COPPEKWAItE
ls ,ind"novelties: in house furnistiin?
xamine this mammoth stoek lunder
lo
ill
M i "
tUUHVl I i at
STORE.
fine Goid watches
il"! Frllr.v.s' euijile, Albany, OrecOU"vJl
fin.wt in-.,: .r!e.l and doniestio wines, li)U"rs, cixarsap
e in she clt v
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY1
Pitcher's Castoria.
r !i a i
ha Announcement.
In making my anno .luocment for the
bbOVV! 1N1J
JjvjY C008S-1" t' ' depirtnieiit my stock is umi.iaa'.Iv l:iv-jtt and com
plpte. !HKSS ( IOOS in aiivhe i t-t ! i u" s-yi.-s: ..od :-hai.s ir rdl .111. t
Winter wear selecfd from the best Ka-'ioni un-i Foiviua iiu;"i tacioiis. 'i'h.
latest i.oveliics in 1 AC I XI ji IX i ua.i i.L'TTOXS. SilAVL. liLXKET6.
some extra tud values 111 wiiics. blankets, TAilLK LIXMNS, 'To A'KLS, i-tc.
CASPTS-v enlarged facili'ies f.
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low print's, xiine citoicts I'lti -.t r:is in i
! I am making Carpvts a le:ia:n branch
BOOTS AND SHOES -I carry the latest line of B-,ts and Shoes in the city, j
and have pant special attention to "ettuig the goods best suited to this trade I
I and I can show a tine hue of "oods. I
countt y, and have endeavoied to get a
uau OUAllAXTKK to -.'ive satisfaction.
1 oers tor .Men, vv o.iien ami l:liiiireii can
in iact a Mur. j unf. or useii.
CRSC-PIES T am (rivi"T swchl att"'ti.n to keep'im a fall !:ne ot S 1 A- j
'LE and "FANCY arooerieUNCOLORED 'I'EAROASTEI and I ROUND j
COFFEES, CANNED FRUITS, the
1 ""Otill l..a f.illti. ill iii'ft "l..o:Ll'tll(nt.
mor.ev is mv aim.
I would especially call the attention of
to niv lire stock of
I am better prepared than ever to
meats I am prepared to meet tVie
GROWING DEMANDS
-AND
5
Citv oi
fall and w
And aslc a thorougli inspection of my stock.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
WILL
Dealer in all
Guns, Pistols, Sewing lactones, Organs, Pianos, j
A full Line of I
81ieet music, musical nierchandise,ammunition.fisL
ing tack?e, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and
pocket knives. The best kinds of sewing machines
NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all 31 A CHINES
LINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done
W. F.
(Successor to
Winter
and
1 am now receiving new goods in every line and
would cordially invite everybody lo call, and inspect
our stock and prices. We propose to have tb
The Live Drv foods House
Of Albany, and shall lat all times study the
wants of our patrons both in style and prices. j
I IrzV BirfiAnS ft fill fill 5
J-J IWtJIUUiJ
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Caps,
I Cc.W and see r.ic.
IP1
i'SQCces?cr to
'-'all I bey to cr.'l attention to the
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DEPART
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A:!'J carps'? 5 oas CU 1 IllO to 1
. an sh., v a nit h iu ot ln-ra'.t.s. '
r !
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, 1 1 1 ' up 1 'w'w' ".'i . .k . w 1 ' 1 : w
- ji. - i i-i .t. . li'-iun.-j
of my business.
keep in slock the best maes 111 th
line of LOW 1 KH f.l ..o.ts tnat 1 j
Anything in Hoots, Siioes or .tub- j
he tuuaa 111 iins uciiarunein.. it 1?
latest specialties in brekfst f..od.s,etc.
st toiids.etc.
oou value for
Pure fresh
parties
laving in ihlr F 11 sunidies
D
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meet their want?,
la :d! depurt-
OF LINN
tuLiMl
TIIE-
Vlbanv,
BROS
the leading
READ,
X.'II. ALLEX)
stock
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and
V rr '
11 i M, !
Hi A.
N Jl. Aiitn,
Albany, Oregon.
in
Star Bakery 1
-A FULL STOCK OF-
Staple Groceries I
piR0 GlasswarcCrocken
The beat quality of teas, cofira, nasinii, mu
3a. ts, i ta.
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Breac?
Every Day.
At this old and rcftable boose is also M T
found ;-)tiip!ete anfMrtnient, of fresh fainit-r
rroccries, U which iii constantly heing&Jdcl
twaiic-Mbie Hna f vrttwciai nd provision
tliih :t-4
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Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour, i
Canned Goods of All Kinds, '
Bohemian Glassware, Etc.
These goods wore ail bought when prieoq
j -ere low, and the b.-utflt of the margin wiil b
j ivpri 10 bin customers. Kcmeznber the plu.
i it the old corner on First aid Broadaibin Stu. '
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEF?,
Proprietors of
ALBANY SODA WORKS
And manufacturers of
Choice Confectionery.
We are now prepuei to furnish cfcoice, freo
candies of best grade, onsistiny of pure fti -1
assorted Uivors, mixe! candies, extra Kre.
in:: ch-xmlate creams, fancy mizetl, cuidy lujn
ind il geuend aouorUaent of fine cndie
AT HC LEGALE OB RETAIL;
jyOrderg from eountry daalera promptly oik
Kined to. Factuy un iVst etseet,
Albany. - - Oregonj
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Superior Urn fusty antf laken"m)
The Best Storage Facilitifq
CZTThe iOthcat fnc in crab pud tor wbea
AUtnr . . 0UQ0&;
NOTICE.
1 iiae bought and furnished
With new machinery, making flour by the
feu, rollkr ppncEss. Tne mill is now run
and I can furnish the best of flour and
fetd at leasonable rates. I intend to run idj
mill in f uch a manner that uone can go away
dissatisfied. (Jive me a call.
E. G0INS, Proprietor Scio Mills
SECOND RIP STORE.
The past year lias proven it to be a
necessity. The best and cheapest
place in the city to buy your
Stoves, Fii3?niture( tinware
We aie always prepared to buy vour
heusehold furniture at the highest
cash pr.ee. Sole agents Jor the
PEERLESS OIL CAN
And Lamp Filler.
L. GOTTLlEi.
Albany Bath House
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR.
3FLadie? nd children's hair dress
usr a specialty. Dntue satisfaction
uaranted.
JOHN SCHMEEB'SII
Liyery. Feed & Sale statue
Comer Second and EUnaorth Sts
ALBANY, . . OltEGOX
Hour boardrd by the da or month Car
nages or buries on reasonable terras,
. vtinl
NORT HWESTI
1
! INSURANCE CCMPAN)
! PORTLAND,
j lIT.l.STOI K.
OREGON
MAGNOLIA MILLS,
JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r.
Will furnish saeks to farmers n,l
Will furnish faeks to farmers and
receive wlieat at the usual f
es of
price
fcrhest "iiasrnolia flour alway3 on
; hnd. for sale or exchau-je at reasoDa.
I bie rates.
j JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
j ,..A c5y'y-,-il iV.r etery customer"
t viereek a t-arter Anop.
rnTD ri mwi)
M Crown Milk
The Scio Flomi
i
run