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:the daily democrat. AS TO BUUDLK. The Herald joins other republican pa' pert in charging that Brice owes hU dec ile n to a use of the money which he pos sesses. Thit charge hat been made In nearly every republican newbpaper in the country. Now, at a matter of fact there it not even the semblance of truth in the charge that Brice used money to secure his election. Not a single republican pa per in the la.id has adduced an iota of evi dence to sustain this charge. Not one of them has even made a pretense of relating what the evidence is. It is unfortunate that the democrats of Ohio should have seen fit to elect a man of money to the Va Ited States Senate, but not withstand ng' his money, dice is a man of the strictest integrity. The other charge that he is rot a citizen of Ohio is as unfounded nsthe charge of bribery. For years he nas done pit his voting in Ohio and never exercised citizenship in New York or elsewhere ex cept in Qhio, It is in very poor taste fot republicans at this late day lo Interpose objections lo the election of a wealthy man to the United States Sen.-de. It is the rule of that party to elect su:h men, and it is an exception to the rule if they elect any Other kind. Our contemporaries should remember that boodle was an essential element of success in the last presidential election, and that there it scarcely a doubt in the mind cf any unbiased man that liar rison owes his election to the unstinted use of the boodle raised by Quay and Wan amaker and judiciously disbursed by Dudley in accordance with the scheme which he contrived and which he unwit tingly disclosed in his celebrated "Blocks of Five" letter. If Brice used boodle whv was the proof not brought out at the elec tion? There were a number of democrats in the Ohio legislature who sought by all means in thtirp oerto defeat him In order elect Thomas, and if there was any proof of bribery these men would have used it but there was none. Through the defalcations of Silcott, many members of congrett were losert of various turns, A bill was introduced a l:w days ago to make these losses good ut of the Ur.lted States treasury. Mr Herman of Oregon was loser to the extent of about $2300. Notwithstanding the fact, that, under parliamentary rules, a member can not vote on questions in which lie has a direct pecuniary interest, yet Mr Her man voted for the bill. This was a great mistake of our congressman. Like other chickens, this little fowl will, in tne future. come home to roost, and will be a very sharp little thorn in the side of Mr Her man. FARMERS. The following article is froir. the pen of J II Stine the editor of the Willamette Valley Tri bune. Mr Stine was a Jzealous supporter of Harrison, but this article shews a conversion to the "faith once delivered to the saints." Let every larmer read it: In Master Burgman's address at the annual session of the National Grange, he says: "If the farmer must meet free competition, so,also should the manufacturers." That is true and just. If "all men are created equal" why should any class of men be made favorites. The prices of productsof the farm, labor and furnace, alike, are governed by their supply and demand. If the world's supply of wheat is less thin is needed, its price will be high; and so it i with other necessary commodities. The price "four wheat at home and abroad, is fixed by 11 , 'e in Europe; and its price in Europe is grv I by its cost grown by self labor, and n 11 ustry suffers under as great disabilities. I e farmer is not at liberty to use his produc.s 10 the best advantage. He can ship his pru.iucts to Europe and exchange hem for such goods as he and his neighbors need, but before he can land them upon Ameri can soil he is tariff taxed thereon to the.extent of about one half of his product snipped. The protective object of a tariff is to enable the pro tected manufacturers to obtain increased prices for their goods, and to compel all others to pay such advanced prices. Thus the prices of the farmet's product are fixed by their price in the lowest markets of the world. There are two conditions &nder which the prices of farm J products would be advanced by a tariff name y: Such a general failure, or destruction ol crops as would require importations and such universal laziness in the farmers as woul 1 re sult in an insufficient supply oi form products lor home consumption neither of which are likely 10 occur, and if they should occur they would be national calamities. A tariff tax on oranges and lemons grown in Greenland and on flour, wheat, corn and meat, would not benefit or effect any one, because they are not imported. The most of our exports are farm products; and except for exports impotts would soon cease for want of means to pay for them. Sixty milli-in of people are tariff taxed to favor and enrich one million. Why should this in justice be borne? One half of all the goods inanufactuied in the United States are unaid ed by the tarifTand cost more than they would except for the tariff. Why should the manu facturers of the other half of our goods be al lowed a tariff to enrich them to the detriment of all others? Pieparations are being made for im provements on a grand scale in Albany next season. Tne old moss-back will be come razzle-dazzled at the immensity of new industries and enterprises which they will be able to count up in thi; city next fall as monuments of the enterprise, pluck and energy of those who slake their lives and fortunes on the grand possibilities of Albany's future. There will be no place for flies in Albany next year. All I ask is an honest comparison of my prices with those of other dealers. C E Browaeil.'" r UNRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS. NOT ONLY is ALBANY ATTRACTING ATTENTION But 88 well tlio irutn'rm stu': -.f NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ten Pays Osly 11 ye buslnes men, listen to the voice nf the most con servative and successful men of our town. Buv an acre of land in Albany's addition to Astoria, which to-day costs you less than $25 per lot and wi'ch will double in value less than one year. Now don't he a gump but buy it now. For further infor taalion inquire of the Oregon Land Company. Center Tables. A large and elegant shipment of center tables, in new deslgnes finest stock In the valley, jusl recclvcJ at I'ortmiHer Irvings. Dr. M. H. Kills, phyaisian and surgeon ylbany, Oregon. Calls made in city 01 ountrr. Ailt ire! k 1 1 Mm. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for hildren teething, Is the prescription of ne of the best female nurses and phjsl ans in the United Mates, aid has been aed for forty years with never-failing u cress by million uf mothers for their bildren. IMirlna the proof ss of teelliint a value is incaicuable. Jt relieve the hild from pain cures dysentery and disr boea, griping in the bowels, and wind oiio. By ulving beallb to the child It ei-ts (be mother. Price 25c. a bottlr. Stockholder's Meeting, VTOTICe isberebr Riven that the an ll nual meeting of the siockholdets of ineAioany tfuildlnR an.l Loin Ajsocii- tlon will be held on Friday, February zl 1890, at the hour of 7:30 p. m, of said day in the WUTUHall in Albany. Linn county. Oregon, for the purpose of elect tag nine directors and three auditors, tt serve tor the 'erm of one year next ensu ihg from said meeting, and until their successors are elected and qualified, and t. transact such other business as may then come before the association. Done by order of directors this 17th day of ot January, 1890. W C OissEli, Jay W BlaIn. Presid ent. 8eoretary. THRESH riSH. Having onened a fish J1 market in the Saltmarsh Block, we are prepared 10 supply the traie with rresa fish or all kindest reasonable prl ces. W iiox Bosquet. I7IOR SALK. -A goad second hand c 1 Ban for eale or rent. Call at w iiearstt. I7IOTJND.-On Ellsworth Street this aftsrnoon. bv J F Hall.ar, Odd Pol. lows ring, Call at this offiae.psy charges nuu ooiuio nun. T ICHES If you dssire them no use loonng away time on things tbat don't pay ; but send f 1.00 at onee for magnificent outfit of our Great Na Stanley Book. If book and terms not satisi ccory we will refund yonr money. No risk. No capital needed. Beth ladle and gentlemen employed. Don't lose tlnao in writing. "Htep in while the wstera are troubled." Days are worth dollars. Address B. F, Johnson A Co , 1000 Main St., Richmond. Va. 79R uALE. A new miloh cow, a F almost new, office. norse, eigne years ml, ana a buggy. for particulars oau at mis Ft OR, SALE. A No I millinsrsteok. in an A No 1 location in the thiivlnir oily el Albany. Low retits and splendid rooms, hor particulars address Firm, P O Box 99 Albany! Or, MONEYTOLOAX.-Theundersigned has home capital to loan on good rai estate propeity, Geo Hcmphret. I.1TR PENT. Two fnrnlshoJo.TU to let. In quire at this oftlre. C! 1'VERAL SMALL TRACTS of land 1 1 -.r town for sale on nasv lArma T I - TT I . - iiiMinmin n, cryans. General EH erchandise Rroiveii ly Keeps the leading stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing CfO, Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoos, "Wet Weather Goods and the Leading Tail oring Department, in the 1 .Valley. cro. Ma m THE LEADER. THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, 'Superior," "Argaiid," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. UT ak TED. Girl to do general house, work. Call at Dun urit office. riOUNTY TREASURERS NOTICK.- JTh is is to notify all concerned that mere is now suuioient funds in the Coanty Treasurers office of Linn county Oregon to redeem nil outstanding war rants. Interest on all endorsed war rant will cetse from this date. II Farwkll Tress w t Mcpherson, First Street. Real Ei;to Droker, Insirance.and money toloac. I have a lare list of improved ami unimproved city property, and fruit, garden and farming land in large and amall tracts. As I sell on CDrnmissiuit only.if you want to buy or toll it wil. pay you to call and see me. Delmonica Kestauranl, CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH STS. Tne undersigned having purchased the nld Herman Restaurant stand has opened undor the above na ne a first-class restau rant. We are prepared to furnish meals for 1 artiet or dances on short notice. Oys ters served in every style, eattern or coast; til kindt of fish knowa in the market. Employ only tin-class lelp, and waiting will be prompt and courteous, ltegular mnls 2," cte. Coffee ot first-clans qualitr and a cup of coffee and cake at from 6 to 10 ct.. I am well known in this city and re quest the tizant to give me a call. SAM GOFIS, Proprietor. Fire backs Warran t e d for 15 years, All sizes an styles, The World's best. More than hun dred 7 hun- differ sty les co ok s and heaters B E. 1 MfiG For tne winter trade, cor.siMing if a !.r eaid cboioe Btock of the latest iatterns (if An unrivallod line of Cloaks and Jackets, in all styles and sizes, a well selected stock of Men'-, ChililrFi.'a and Lartii's' BOOTS AND SHOES. A large esnrimert of CARPETS. And a ehoice selection i f GROCERIES. Barrows & Searls Dry Hoods, Notions, Gents Fnrn ishings and BOOTS AND SHOES AGENCY for The Ludlow Ladiet Fino'Shoes and for M. D. Well's & Co't Boots and Shoes. 3red a nt BARROWS & SEARLS, Blumberg's Mew liioca Roofing", Job Work, Plumbing, Eave Trough. Range Boilers Conductor Pumps. CORVER DRUG STORE. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE Gu L.BL ACKM AN" The Leading Druggist, ALBANY sDEALKR I OREGON. DRUGS, MEDICINES STATIONARY-&C. Sprelalt les Fins Tollat Article 1, Pdrf imry tv.1 M.iI.;iI Instruments' Prescription Car el all c impound i' 'ay and nigh:, Oar elegant lice l 1889 FALL AND WINTER 1889 Just reoolved a ler(je Invoice of Foreign an I I) m-vlr w dona in Overcoatings, Suitings and Trouserings. WamakeaapclaltyofFULtiDRERSf.ir Balls and Parties or reader evening wear. A perfecf fit guaranteed at THE LEADING MERCHANT TAiLGRS, ZaCHcSCROS., Ipposlle l'ot i. WILL & LINK -Dealer In all the Leading - Gnns, Pistols, "Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos A full line of nheat mtmfn. innIcal mirnh.n1UA. et. Warranted rar.ora, butcher and porks? knWea. The best kind ol sewlog machine needier. Oils and extras for all n-aehinc supplied. Repairing of sewing machines, tnusital instrument, mint, etc., neatly done ALBANY; OREC0N.