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Newspaper Page TextTHE MILT DEMOCRAT. from that In the south that' Is alt. The elections In Indiana and New York for It. E. BLAIjN J": president In iSSS were just as unfair as rs. r..... - From our regular sorrtipondent.) thev ever were In South Carolina ' Washington, July ai, iSyo. Representative Lodge is a monomaniac on the subject of a fcdeia' election Uw. He wants, he says, "if necessary, a file of fed eral soldiers at every polling place In hi district." lie has mr.de the federal elect ion idea (he sole object of his thoughts throughout this (.ession, and will attempt to crowd out any other important business In Its favor. He was the first member to arrive i i Washington, and promptly si ' tarhtd his fortune to that of JVlr. Reed, while he was a candidate for the speaker ship of the house. He came here before any othei of the Masnchusetts delegation. and when they arrived, they learned, they did two years before, that Mr Lodge had his committee r. lace picked out (n a I vance of any of them. There is a gtvat pressure at pvt-ent republican circles, to have the Lode pass. Of co-irse, the actual reason is that millions have been j-iven away through subsidies and taiifi", publicbuildirgs find in many other exlravay mt ways, and it it admitted by thoe in airhoiity that the V S Treasury is nearly bankrupted. To avoid a deficit the- republican majority proposes that the government shall com mit a colossal breach of trust. To be brief: On the 14th of August next tht silver coln.v - act becomes operative. Upon thai -v iheamount held by the L S Treas ure! tor the redemption of the circulating l:oU- in the hands o! the pub!it of discon tinued national banks, according to the terms of the act, are to be turned into the general fund. The amount will probably, according to best estimates, amount to about $55,000,0110, This Is done under the pretense of increasing the circulation; while the real reason is to avoid a deficit In the treasury, when all these wasteful appropriations come to be paid. The statesmen here are, also, intensely excited as to the outcome of the census, and the new apportionment. They realize that the o d northern states will scarcely hold their own in population, and that the growth of the country at large may even detract from them something of their; present representation. There is also good reason to believe that the new industries, mines, and activity of the south, developed during the last ten years, have brought more people there than once were. Hence the great anxiety on te part of the repub. lican to pass the Lodge bill. But that cannot be reached without violating tnd j changing the rules that have governed the I senate fo- a hundred yeai s. Pressure is being brought to bear on the five or six reoublican senators who are most determined in their opposition to the measure; and meanwhile the features of this bill are being considered by the senate committee on privileges and elections. The senate will dispose of the appropria tion bills and t'-en the tariff bill, before the election bill is reached; and it will be left pending at adjournment, unless those more conservative statesmen ca.i be Influ enced in its favor. Represenative Yoder,of Ohio, is a mem ber ot the democratic congressional com mittee, says that the democrats will gain several rep re sen at Ives at the coming elec tion, as the result of the gerrymander of the state, Mr McKinlcy has been thrown Into district that will have a majority of 2.)jo ngrinst him. His friends will ma'e a desperate effort to secure his election; bjt Mr Yoder says that nothing short of a million dollars will accomplish that result . The other gains, which the Committee It confident of making, are three In Mis souri, one in Kentucky, two In Maryland, one each In Louisiana and Pennsylvania, aid others possibly in Iowa and Massachu. setts. Enough, in short, to give the drrr- orats a goad working majority in the next House. The senate is still discussing the sundry civil bill, A lively debate between senatois Reagan of T?xas and Stewart of Nevada, was one of the gleams of sunshine during this prolonged 'deliberation." The house to day. after an at times ex ceedingly lively debate, passed the "Origi nal Package" bill, it having been decided by the republican managers that the pas. sage of this bill was necessary to keep the prohibition republican oters in line at the coming congressional elections. The next thing on the House republican programme is the national bankruptcy bill, which is to be railroaded in the usual Reed style; the House having by a party vote decided that the final vote should be taken on Wednesday. Think of passing a meas ure as sweeping in its effects as this one is, aftconly two days of alleged "deliberation." We trust that the people of the country will lvar in mind that the tariff pioMcm is now in the hands of its ft lends, JEnt candor compels the statement that the most ihadly thrusts the tariff has ever received nrthostin dieted by McKinlcy ani; Ilhine. Hut we believe thess gentlemen, who are shaving up the mo'ivc of those who promote pro:ecti'n, are doing a goo. I work vigorously 1 ushing a'.ong the camjiain of chic.-.tion. New crtinn jut itceivcd at Conrad M.f rs. N K V A I V K ! i n 5 K M E N '! 8. 17 H WKLL nil. N'tl, H'K'K 1-K . in and pi n-pfcting, vii: to J. LI ir..giit'H. Aiu'iiiy,' TU'K t HKKKBY GIVEN THAT pmpirty ownvrs :e r rjuirrtd by or. .iiii' rut Hown and remove nil Ihur'fn nrt i oh:mxluiH weed crowing upon tliclr prc:Yii.tM uinl upm (he street a t'i'-n:.-). wi ..in the city lluii f it Auy, Tiip-p (filing t ) do o wili he Haw Iteun Jeclm,"kl -AT THE- HEAD HIS LINE Now the Creates t Attraction is Hi: Stock of Large ami Stvlili July 9:11, ism. .t N. HOKKM AN. Cil 1 Mrtrslm! The West Side sai l : "There l no could bin that the colored vote is suppressed in the south. Tills statement is so manifestly unjust and untruthful that we are surpilsed at the West SUr for making it. There is no doubt that negroes vote jast as freely and with as little molestation In Virginia. West Virg inia, North Carolina, Maryland, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennesce. Texas, Missouri, as democrats do in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Khode Island, Muinc and Vermont. In Mime parts 6f Alibima, Mis.UsippI, South Carolina and Arkansas do not seem to be permitted to vote freely, but the crimes against the free unrestrained txerclse of the right of suffrage In the south are no greater in the south than 1,1 the north. In the north the means used to restrain free voting are different Hi THE BttKAI) WACOX. and fiyt FKKSit Bl.KAl) every iimrnin!., or ieave ord'jr ftith J U Dun las l:ivertil all of the city Two Men M One Boy FOUND DEAD!! liile tryi DE ig to Crowd their WAY INTO YOE & FROSflAM BROS Store, where they a!was have on hand the lamest Stock south of Portland, of the latest improved Rides and Shot Guns; an immense Hock of Fishing Tackle of every description ; Tents, Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands oi ether things too numerous to mention. Ifcepa.ii Shop In connection with the Store, and one of the best workmen in the State to do any and ad kind? of work. Come one, Come alt; No trouble to show coeds. "Small profit and quick is" is oui motto. Will & Link, OPERA HOUSE MUSIC STORE, AGKXTS TOR Till CKLEBBATSP I. 1 Miller, Anil the Favorite J. BAUER & CO, PIANOS. Also the Bouse Proof "EAREPF," And other First-Class O B G A N S. Sole Agent (or tho EI.DKF.IKiE I!. : and-:-XEW hOME Mewing Machine. Organs - Cleaned - and - Repaired. ALBASY, OREQON Milk 1 MUktl ati mm WW! I m prepared to deliver milk to fell pirti of the city. Guarantee :lio b?t quality. Iave orderi at C K Browneil'a grocery store. Wm FLirrenBR. r10 1'KXT. A (u"nihed cottnif, JL ro-j!fi, with or wi'hont piano, fur t months. Impure t tliiit jtlioe. tive Eugene City Bonds For Sale, NOTICE IS HKltKBV GIVKN THAT ttdder the prtiTiaumi of an act of the IrfKislaturo of Oreon entitled, "An ast to incorporate the City of hueue and to re peal all net nnt part of acta in conflict here with," tilt d in tho office of tho Secretary of State, February 20th, 188ft, the common council of the City of Kugene will intue and dipote of thfl bonds of paid city at par value of from $30,000 to $,r0,HK), in denomina tions of from $100 to f 1000 as tli purchaser hiay detire. payable 3( year a after date of issuing ths aame, with interot thereon at the rato not to exceed 5 per cent per aunum, payable semi-antmally. Sealed proposals to purchase aaid bonds wilt be received by th onilemit;MH at K'iBeiie, Or Ron, until Spt lit, 131H). aid all prooala received will be optn.'d and considered on the 5rh dayjof Spt, 1890, and ?aid bonds will be diMpoaed of to the person or persons making the best oiler or offer therefor. The common c uncil restrvM the right to reject any and all proj.sal. jHy order of the council. May 2bt( 1890. B F nORRIS, lltcordoi f jr the City of Knn. Straw Goods, Etc., If You Would ho Suitably Dressed -Call -at -His Store. - FARGO'S S2.50 V"-. FOR CENTLENIEN Is the Best Shoe in the Market for the Price. ST- W. SIMPSON,:- WHOSE .STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ULOTHING-, ETC., ETC, Is now Larger and Better than Ever FOE SALE B"3T- G. Jas. F. Powell & Co.. Successor to Geo. C. Henderson. -DKALF.HS IX- Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac co Etc. Etc. Low Prices and Prompt Attention. Montague & Son, STS COENEB FIRST Sc FESBT Groceries, Produce, Toliacco, Cigars. Conicciionary Mc, or euth. rit t claBos goode and Prod tiro wanted in exhane for oods p nips atttitiou. FL.KENTON DEALER ITT Choice C!id.v, MU Fruif, He. HEAR THE P O -"1 ALU AN V, Wait a lit! A man liroke his neck or.ee Ik raiisi' lie was in a hurry! We want you to know ahout our Slaves and iJanp's, at jirices froio ten dollars upaitl. The ii'.'wept tiling in tin' way of h.-i.-ehold ulc.Hils are Oil and (Jasoline st )ves. Coiue and li '.: at Viu. We do husiness to ileaso our friends as we'; !o make a dollar or two. Popular prices prevail. Mattiii-:w.s it V.'.siiiTi:N. Dry Goods, Notion?, SsntsFiirn- ii!ii!)g3a;iil &m SHOES Our Mt.ek nt Imio's sho. s is to'- rt.ii'ph It in ;iH ii-i.-s rr . inif! ;;t ! -:.:lr.'ii-i .Of-. a speci.; v. if: ' UkIikivc ,i iitv - I3.. I.I U LOW .!SOK E. C. SEARLS, FURNITURE, It you want the hest and most durahle furniture that is manufactured in the citv ji'o to Thomas Brink. lmW (Real Estate i Loat Broker. The only romcilj- known which will Stiitiiiia's the Kiiiritlve Processes of the Ty this rnti'nl nr.'I ,'mi!-.- ir.rr,n It quietly on;l piraiB!K:il y ii'KES All Forms of Iyli-irr.i:i, ( ii:lii!tli:i, Mental and Srrvuin i:;:huustlun, Gi-ncral Ueblllty. Itruln rnf:. or any cvliati.tcd or weak ciu'il contlilion tit the ftystcm, from trlinU tver run..., Skin Kriiilins, Itulln. Itiin. nine Sorrit, Rfn.futu, nI,a an )mMa o( thelilood, btumtu'h. L.tvcr and Kidneys. S 1 .00. SIX BOTTLES FOR S5.03. Pr. I!l!Vtsl ,ni;o IkwiIi. dpscriptivoof llr-dr.i.-lin l:vst..riili-,gaud Jtit uthir llcuicdics, cut Uuu ly u.ul, HILLEB DRUG CO., San Franslsco.CsI. FQSHAY AIMAt.CN. ALBANY, Cfi.J. Conrad Mever. STAR 2UK1MIV Comer Broadalbin ani First Sts., DKAl eh i. Litr;;; li: t it g hmI f.in.1 ami city property for sale. I.uau, riuHn y 0.1 roil otato iu hiunaml adjtntiih cf.uut it . Iimiraiiecjwntior, up iu rtliul)ly conipaicftj Notary I'uhlioi.n.1 eftnvoyanevr. Call on or write me. S. X. STEELE, Alhany', Oregon. Albany ' i&urt.l PrtdlH, Drlen FrnllM. Tohsdco, tingnr 4'onrr. KIp.. fegetHhttH, 'lsr. N '- .. t'tc. f avnrylblne tlia. In kopt In Ron it 1 varlMy and Rroiwrj .r. H ighem n rk9t priM paid for ALL KINDS CF PRODUCE. liy All nifftn ifwd iri PaKe- Orothers. 'or flht Groceries, 'rWuce, Baked Gucds, t-tc. Etc. Tl.flirifoortt aro tne Imst uJ tbrlr nHces fMuwjnahte. ALBANY OR. WKITSS1N & HUMERI BROS,, Real Estate Agents, Fnrmr and tl'ncheii for sale. Also city brorty in Albsny and Coryallis. Mnnufactureni of IE AM EilStHLS CRIST AND SAW MILL MACHINERY IRON FRONTS m ALL KIHDS OF HEAVY m LIGHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTJNCS. 'pf(!i)tl HitAtiti.Mi ttlil o ritrtnir U Pa'uoi.ns Maue on Short Notice Delmonica Kestauranl, CORNF.R FIRSt AND ELLSWORTH STS, The unilininol hannj; purchased tho old Herman Il:9taurant stand haa opened under tho a1xve da no a tirnt-ciiuia rotau 'ant. We are prepnred to furnish meaFa 101' parties Ti.inccB on nirc nonce, uya ter atrvel in every atylt eaetnrn or coast; all kinds of H-h know.i in the market. Kmplny only lira-claas Ulp, atid waiting will ho prompt and courteous. Kegular meals 25 cts. Coffee of rirst'Clnaa quality nd a cup of coffee and cake at from 5 to 10 Is. I am well known in this city and re ucst the tizena to give ine a call. SAMGOKTS' Proprietor MONF.Y, CHEAPrMQNEY. We have made arranccnients to supply money to nil on long time nt low rates o Interest on improved l inns and city prop erty. Thee who contemplaies buiklint; brick blocks or good brick business hoi'.ses can get money. See us. Wallac e Osick. Revore House; ALBANY. . . OREGON CHAS. I'FEIFFtl! fROPKIETOR. Flttmi tin In (lrstlawt Mvlo. Tables .upplled with the liet In the market. Nleo aloeplnsraDartinenta. S.miple room' "or coitiiiiorcinl travo'.prn, atri fMfh l.sarl rr..ns Die n.trl.'Cl FOSH A V &7 M ASON, i)rD gists and Booksellers, Ar m Is for John B. Alden'a pUbllcaMona, atrh we sell at publisher' prioea with .sUjrearid' ALBANY. filteUsIX IOU SALE. I have two ynnng mares, harness and new wagon, one full-blood Jersey bull and one tirst-cl.ua milk cow which I will sell for cah chesp. Call at the Vanning place, two mi'es east of Tangent. Ulrich Stiegslf.r.