Slit twtwt
ex-seriSCTAKY bayard.
No member of President Cleveland'
cabinet was more persistently misrepre
sentedand maligned than Thomas F Bar
ard. and since his retirement to private life
it hat been the policy of republican organs
to continue their unjust I criticisms, not
withstanding the fact that his policy in the
Samoan affair hasbeen amply vindicated
by subsequent events, and that Blaine's
policy of inactivity In regard to the Cana
dian fisheries has rendered Bayard's course
even more brilliant by comparison. But
the ex-secretary has maintained a dignified
alienee through good and ill report, and
last Saturday consented to a brief inter,
view for the fits', time since his retirement,
He then improved an opportunity to deny
me rumors connecting him ith the
gubernatorial canvass.as representing him
as anxious to return to the senate. . He de
clared that he did not desire and wouldn't
consent to be a candidate for any office,
ne proposes to permanently retire to pri
vate life. Since his return to Wilmington
last May Mr Bayard has been leading the
life of a typical country gentleman at his
beautiful residence in the suburbs of the
city. When called open by a representa.
tire of the Philadelphia Rtctrd Saturday
aiiernoon ne was walking around his spa
cious grounds.accompanied by his pet doe,
looking at hit horses. The ex aecretarr
Is preparing an address to be H.llv.r-H
October 3oth,at Dover, upon the occasion
m me unveiling ot a statue to Caesar Rod.
ney, one of the signers of the Declaration
of Independence. He laughed when the
question of the governorship was ulumnlr
put to him. "Indeed," said he,"I have not
heard of that before, except as I tee the
talk of it in the newspapers. I have not
given the matters moment's considara
tion. You can aay for me that I am not
a candidate for office.do not want one and
will not accent any office. I hav rW,n
x yeart of my life to the public tervice.to
ine great neglect of my private business.
There are many able men in the party
-no wouia De etrong and successful can.
didates for the office and more fitted for
the position than I." In regard to national
politics the ex-secretary said tersely : "Mr
Harmon s administration spe-ks for itself."
Of the great issue between the two parties,
he said : "The tariff question is a grave
.... proiounu one,and should be fairly dis
cussed. The democracy,! think.will again
...ic larin: retorm. Had Mr Cleve
land taken my advice ha n.M i,. j.
clared in favor of the reform two years
before he did. Of course.lt will take lime
to tettle this Issue. I think taxation for
protection is communism." Mr Bayard
will open his new law office about January
ut:fnd.if.r0p?e8 to nmain- he expresses
11!. hi 8 p a,n ;ulzen nt in pub
land furnished $4,000,000 of this amount
ana the United State 31.000000. That
country's imports amounted to $44,000.
000, ol which the United States tent 8..
000 and England $6,000,0CO. The true
tltuation.for all the countries, is shown by
the fact that the imports of the American
countries south of the United States skit.
gated 5450,000,000, of which the share of
the United States is about eleven per cent,
showing of which Americans have no
right to be proud.
Nathan Goff, the great West Virginia claim,
ant, hivine been quietly disposed of hv ih
nfticial recount of the vote uf th.it tat J
out of a job and is said to be looking for some
ininc irom rresiaeni tismson. such a .fc.iu '
Republican boss should not le left out in the
cow
These Good
will b told
at the lowest
prtoes by Blaln,
General Meigs estimates that the forth com
ing census will show a population of 67,240,000
but it will probably be as well togo ahead wilh
the work, The general may have missed a
ngure in his calculations.
OUR CLERKS
are pleasant fellows and accommodating
WANT
all persons Inntctnn tnr t.
. j ,, : groceries
ana all delicacies to mil nt rh w d r.
store where
bargain can be had by man, child or
WIFE.
Kid Gloves I Kid Moves I !
I have just rece-.ved a full line nf lm
gloves Branded Our Own. This is a genu-
ine kid elove. I hnv fiirtt (mm 1
d - - j uiiLnji ten
in New orkand consider them the bent
m.e any gioye 1 ever sold for this
price, c buttnn i mi .i..Li
- .j.v-.y.,, IWIIIIII', SI.IO
I
S. E. Voist).
Ba!. One of the finest lots of ..n.
nu revolvers ever received in Alhn..
ate now in stock at Stewart & Sox's Hun
ters should call and see them and get
All Persons, Indebted tn t,
irniof Brownell & Stanard are remiM..ri
to call and settle at the store of C E
Brownell without Av i.
. . turtle sume
uotax,iui arrangements.
H. Ur. Young. Teacher nf nei
special pains taken with beginner. Will
aiso arm tor operates, contattas, &c. In
qui re at residenc mm a j ... .
. 11 cctonu ana
Biggest Yet 10.000 rolls nf wall
per latest varieties, finest decorations just
- . wtitiiiici a irving
Slaughter in Silk Ribbons.
In OrHtr tn rlnca ...a. . .
.111. .iku-"." . "'.v 'mmente stock
11 . .l . plam and P'cot edRe I
will sell them until my fall stock arrives
at 75 cents on the dollar. All marked in
Samuel E. Yopxo
SOUTH AUKUICAN Tit ADR,
The assembling of the mno., r a
ican nations at Washington will be pretty
aure to serve one irood nurnne. i
- o I , n ,lu mule.
It cannot fall to call the attention of the
United Statet to the situation as it now
exists, which mav be quite accurately
tat4 I. LI. .. .... ... J
...mm me limits ota brief news
paper article. The simple fact which
Americans need to have brought- forcibly
nome to .hem is, that while this is a big
country ,and, in genera', a prosperous one
It ll n-.li,l '
.. .. .. .,K r.urgpean countries to take
the lion's share o' a trade which might be
profitably supplied with the productt of
......ci .can miiisand workshops. Here are
- .i me ngures, as presented by F G
Pierre befwe the meeting of the Spanish
American Commercial union in New York
last spring. TheTArgentine Republic in
18S8 imported merchandise to the extent of
v,,uuo. inis merchandise consisted
of textile goods, iron manufactures, coal,
vv, c.,r.uway ana telegragh materials,
and wood and itt manufactures. The im
ports were divided as follows: From
England, $14,000,000 ; France,i6,.xo,ocoi
Germany,$3,oio.ooo i Belglum.$7,Soo,ooo;
United States, $7,500,000. The percent
age is about as follows : fingland, thirty,
three par cent, France seventeen.Germany
nine, Belgium seven and a half, and the
United States the same. This is bad
enough, but Bolivia makes a much wose
showing for the United States, for while
that little republic Imported $i7,coo,o.oof
goods last yer, none from the United
States were seen there. Brazil imparted
goods to the value of $i3i,oao,ooo,of which
England furnished forlv-Hv. . .
France seventeen per cent and the I nited'
c.giu per cent. Chill Imported
$60,000,000 of merchandise, of which only
$3,000,000 came from the United States
The United States of Columbia Imported
goods to the value of $S,Soo,coo, of which
the United States furnished $950,000. Eng.
land sent cotton goods alone to the value
of $J,7oo,ooo. Ecuador's lmpo:ts were
$11,500,0., and the United States sent
only $1,200,000 ol the amount, England
furnishes a million dollars' worth of cot
ton goodt,while the manufacturers of this
country tent only $u6,ooo worth. Ura
guay't Imports amounted to $io,000,00C
and the UniteJ Stutce contributed $1,700.
OCOof lt,ranking with Italy.while England't
share was $6,000,000. Venezuela import
ed goods to the value of $11,000,00). Eng
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A ml I J 1.1 a TT D O. , . -
nnlvVaT " n.r.l' 5'"na"ra S ,on 1.
,ii " noiKuion tairlydai
xYt A "-"uiou u to ears.
F. C. HOFFMAN
Albany, Oregon.
0L2J?NTFmy ,on" of old ''O"
.mm.Sf ! '? '"y J'""tity, wantid
immediately at the Albany Iron Work..
AND, AU.-Prsoiig desiring aaml.
KTr:s.h J "' p" of
tlnkfta for thi ,-...... ,!" P'"00
ford'. I loclr. Aiir. . "U,J"'
, , w.vx'MI.
CM. E. WOLVRBTOK,
A
No
One
Tie)
Pin
Hats
Oapl
Suits
Shoes
Boots
Jeans
Cuffs
Canes
Vests
Knives
01 oves
Scarfs
Purses
Brushes
Chains
Charms
Sbitts
Collsrs
Hosie'7
Rubbed
Mitten
Trunks
Talises
Suitings
Half dose
Overalls
If Ik Hats
Clothing
Oil Goods
Slippers
Kid Gloves
Umbrellas
Orercoals
Overshoes
Undershirts
Suspenders
Silk Shirts
Trousering
Pea Jackets
Windsor Ties
Woolen Drawers
Rnbbor Ccats
Rubber Boots
Leathe r Coats
Handkerohiefs
Maokintos h C o 11 1 s
Cardigan Jackets
Engi neer Jaokets
Furnishing Ooods
Tailor Made Suits and many
other taingg too numerous to mention.
riMKG WAHNiniii ,
bnv.n.0... - "?xi"ng
eute all offender. fcr'S do.'" pr'e
nsxi HOff.
KSTRAV.-4dark bar home, hlaoli
Sp. AaVM "owner w 1
E. G. &!!ARDSLEy.
Real Estale Agent,
Convoyanolng of all klnda done in a re
liable manner. All hmtmeu will receive
prompt atteniion. nm 011 Broad.l Wn
Streetnear Flrat, Albany, Oregon?
HfiLA QILBRttT. FHiUCISOIUianT.
MISSES GILBERT
Tracbera of
Piano, Organ and Harmony.
Mi., ii.i. T7i . "rwin ana v b 8 s.
Mia. Hela Gilbert at L?bnon, Taurn.
days and Fridays. ' "u"-
DR. C. A. WHITNEY.
Physician and Surgeon.
Gradual, of Bellevo. Horpit.l dical
College how Yerk City.
Disease, of wnm..i . .
W0(B, Froroao't Brick, Albany, Or.
Stick a Pin
in the fact that X am offering better bargains than any one else in Albany
Bought at bankrupt sales I can sail
First-Class Goods.
at or below COST.
At Cost At Cost
TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY IARC5 STOCK OF FAll AND WINTER
I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF "'TERCdOD,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT COST, THIS WILL BE A CLOSING OUT
SALE, AND THEYIMUST GO. COME EARLY AND CET
Real Bargains.
AT THE SAME TIME DO NOT EORCET THAT I HAVE A COMPLETE
STOCK OF 14
BRY GOODS
Notions, Furnshing- Goods, etc,
WJU ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
LINES S
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silk,
Table Linen, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy Goods, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE-
RESPECTFULLY,
W. F. READ,
The Leading Cash Dry Goods Store,
Hopkins & Saltmarsh
DSALEl'JS IS
I STOVES; TIN WARE, SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE!
ETC., ETC.
Attnta for "On Time" Heating and oooklng Stoves. Job work, plumln.
ciu promptly attenoea to.
CHEAPEST AND BEiT PLACE IN THE CITT
FOP
ofshoas. " bargains in a ,.,,.
Cash for Goods or Conntry prcdifce
Albany, Oregci.
MATTHEWS k WASHBURN
Cany a nrst.elaas stook of
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE
-CALL OH 7 HE-
Albany Furniture Company
OPPOUTI STEWART IOX'1,
BED ROOM1SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED
' ' ao MARRIAGES'
ETC. ETC..ET
Stoves, Tinware,Haxdware,Etc.,
"Wbleh they sre selling at remarkalby low prices.
JOB WORK
carefully and promptly done at reasonable prlc.a,
PURE DRUGS,
Paints, Oils, Stationary, Etc . And Prompt attention
DR. GUISS & SON