gaily gcmocrat.
TIlECAl'SEOKir.
Republican newspaper and republican
leaders have been persistently telling their
party followers that the tariff bill and
Force bill had nothing to do with the de
feat of their party in November. As a
mere partUan, we tiust the rank and file
of that party may be made to believe it.
The democrats feel that they could have
no better Issue to go before the people on
In 1S02 than the McKinler bill and the
Lodge Force bill. But as tending to show
the hallucination under which the leaders
of that party has been cast we publish be
low resolutions passed by the farmers alli
ance of Minnesota, eiiiht-ten'.hs of whose
members were formerly republicans:
"We demand that the war tariff, which
has too long survived tne object of its
cieation. shall be radically revised, giving
verv material reductions in the necessaries
of life, and placing raw material on the
free list, to the end that we mav compete
with the world for a market, and that such
luxuries as whisky and tobacco shall in no
manner be relieved from internal taxation
t'.U the high protective lariff has been
wholly rid of its extortions. Weespeciai
ly denounce the McKinly bill as the crown
ing infamy cf protection.
We denounce the foice bill now pend
in congress as a dangerous and revolution,
ary measure.devised for partisan purposes.
It will open the wounds of the war and
retard the happy day of regeneration and
peace,and we hold that one of the grandest
aims, of the alliance is the restoration of
fraternal feeling and true concord among
the people of the republic."
Here Is Indubitable proof of the serious
inroads which the campaign of education
is making into the whilom serried ranks
of that dying party.
One of the noblons likely to aiiie fcom the
cassaceuf'.heforcobill is this: What shall it
profit the republican party to lose Illirois an J
not gain South Carolina?
Crover Cleveland has lost seven'y five
pounds of fesh of late, DUt lis is still quilebig
rnouah tc make the c. o. i. cn- ious lest he
fall upon it.
Senator Ingills Is a second couin ofGrover
Cleveland's gran Jmoiher. The relationship is
distant, but not as distant as the manner of
the t'A 3 men to each other.
A J.A.SAL INJKCIOi: free with each
bottle i f Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Trice
50 cents. Koshay & Mason, agents
Se. W F Head's line of dress g-xd
silks before buying elsewhere.
anu
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONEY TO LOAN In f-maW an J
larue amounts, from ix months to
five yearn, on good Albany and Linn
county real estate. Call on or a-tartftt W
E McPberson, First St., Alhan, Or.
STKAYED About the ist cf June
from inv firm near Tancnt one pile
red heifer, two years old Iah. sprint;.
marked with crop otl' the riht ear and
swa :oAfork in it-fcear. Any information
rearsiirig' her witl beampir rewarded.
.fc 1j HRYAN.
PPII TP Pont piles at weights ani
Our. LLOt Inncer. Maiiv a faru.er lose
enough iu that way in one year to pay lor
a p d scale. Go to .Stewart A Sox and
price the.r caits or a:, Kmus.
1UILDING ANDLuAN.-JOMiares in
-nd scries, fur s.-.!e. Isqu.ro at Bank
oi Oregcn.
AMMUNITION ETC.,
THE FAUMKKS ALLIANCE.
The farmers' alliance is the product of
indignation and despair indignation at the
merciless exactions imposed on the agri
cultural interest by the republican party
and despair that the other national party
would ever be able to obtain the suprem
acy and ri?ht the wrongs perpetrated by
its powerful adversary.
That this indignation was originally welj
founded is beyond question. It is doubt
fulif the all-important industry of agri
culture was ever subjected in anv country
except perhaps in feudal France just be
fore the revolution, t3 so many crushing
burdens as the republican party heaped
upon it in this.
It ts also bey on J question that the de
spair of the democratic party ever coming
into power was also originally well found
ed. Those who organized the alliance
saw nothing between them ard eternal
spoliation but the unaided strength of the
farmer.
Since this vista was presented.times have
altered. The policy of the republican
party has been changed only to intensify
it, and the indignation which was original
ly justitie.l by that policy has now more
jus'incatkm than ever. The relief that
party pretends to give is merely illusory ;
the burden has in reality been grievously
augmented, and the hypocrisy which seeks !
to sugar over the superadded vrong is a
fresh motive for new detestation.
But on the other iide of the picture there
has been a genuine and decided change.
There is no room now fr despair as to
democratic supremacy and the perman
ence of the supremacy. The republican
party has had s day and must go. The
exigency which called it into existence is
over. The great party of tiie future in
this country is the democratic party, and
no oppressed popular interest ever looked
to that party in vain. New York WorlJ,
We carrv a
1 nioelineof khot.
xnvder, traded shells, cartridges, etc, and
..ill se.l at ressonabie figures. Iton't for
tft-t us whtn you come to lav in tout
inters supply of ammunition, to protect
Four ranch from the inroad of that ring
uei-twou eiuiraut. nrEWAivrtK s ex.
(ST" DURING JANUARY
i IE! .
BLAIN
Will close out his entire stock of
"Winter Clothing, consisting of Suits, Un
derwear, Overcoats, Etc., Etc., Etc..
-AT-
CISS and IlEVOLVEKSr
has
cot out that we
hve disposed of this part of our bu-tness,
'f hm's a misiake. We are in it now deeper
than ever. We fcave a nice liueof Marliu
and Winchester riiles, and breech load ins,
shot gun ran -J op in prioefmm 12 to ftio.
Alio al. the a;e improved revolvers.
Stewart A Sox.
IRON AND STEEL, r.:VS
s:ockofbnJ, strao, common ami Xcr
way iron; also mi.'iiiaa, tx pick and
plow steel. .
FEED CUTTERS"
-ave one third o
vour horsp fed bv
asing a feed cutter. Siewart A Sox have
our kinds for sale.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
C:r Second andKeriy St,; i Albany, P
OXTPERIOR werk. guarantee! in ever;
Greatly Reduced Prices,
In order to make room for his'
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
of : which : he : will : have : a : large : and : choice : stock
T. L. Wallace & Co.'s
For such our would-be competitors will fnul it
FOR TWO MONTHS,
January and February,
We kick over t lie traces and cast all husiness rules totfc
winds, and do busine3s at a loss. livery overcoat '11 hat,!
to he out of the house at the expiration of that time.
READ THE PRICES:
Which '11 have a demoralizing effect on our .0 called competitor!. J
A $12 Clr nchiUa overcoat will go for only $6. )
The whole stock of overcoats will be closed r"
at the same ratio.
t
if
All woolen goods will be sold at cost; consist;
of shirts, underwear, etc. i'
A GREAT REDUCTION IN GLOTHIfc
ALLEN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE 5 RETaIL GROCERS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
KINDS, IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES,
IN THEIR SEASON;
Fine all wool suits, worth .?!", and sold at other places :
$15, will le sold at $10, j
Fine dress suits, warranted to fit in every respect eqnaljS
as well as your tailor-made,' worth .27 50, will A
closed out for $20, at an actual loss to
ACEKTS FOR THE ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS GOODS
Sole Agent? for IIAXAX &. SOX'S Fine Shoes. !
Everything Warranted
-AT-
Flinn Block.
ALBANY, OREGON.
branch ofjhe Hrt.
ail kiudt a specialty
STEEL
$ 0 Samp:o Pen?. difTerent p-itlcms. in
3 Alt M. k' 1 Pluli-d X'nuli tiox,
Etnc ixjst-paid jn reieipt of X'O tljNis.
PERRY &C3 lLon('o;i.E.ti24.
DR. ABORN
IS NOW AT PORTLAND, OREGON
How rapidly the rural population cf the
country are drifting to the cities is shown in
the fact that twenty five cit:.es of the I'ni: 1
State have 9,692,354 persons, bein nearly
oae fifth of the entire ponu'ation of the union.
When the full census returns are ma le it
wiil surprise many to see what a large poj-or-tion
of the people of the country live in cities
and towns.
BELTING, 1;
Stewart ft
asbreioet p
kl
X
u
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P
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CHURNS,
un on )rictf.
Bith rubber and le-rhgr I O ff, f.W''y:iM&&l 5
-Mae lvn on hull a IJ .-i'V i.'..-.K" .vte.",l 5
ox-. Also rubber, hemr and ; M Hi 'tt- i-: A'it fi sJ& :'J-';:' I X
We keep nothlne bur iho ! ?i ; "- ' : -
JUST THE THINGS
Don't be in a Lurry for your Holiday Goods, such as
T.L WALLACES GO'S!
THE EIUTH TLAfE OF GREAT AND HONEST BARGAINS. !
Strahan Block.
Albany,'
-FOR-
THOMAS BRINK
"Will have the nicest assortment that ever came to Albany
ABOl'T
l famous barrel churn. Thf r- i
Isnothiim to good, and no one can be;U i (OB THosk who ( ANNOT rossmLT CAI.l rra.
TALK!! . i
AT COST!
Nlv en - re stock of lrv Goods, to make room for ale.
ine of E jots and Shoes and Gent's Furnishings. t'
&r see i xow some of the links that ark going at cost. J ,
D.4ESS GOODS, CORSETS,
CLOAKS, FLANNELS,
RIBBON'S. LINEN",
GINGHAM, CALICO,
GOSSAMERS. BLANKETS.
JECall early while the selection is good.
S3- S;ES-.3L.S,
-:- -:- -:- Albany, Ong
irst street,
Stewart A .Sur.
ALBANY' OR.
WRITSjIAN & HULBERT BROS..
Real Estate Agents,
Firm ami ILinches for sale.
AIsu city broperty in Albany
ami Curyallw,
P
HELPS, Jo
j8t.St.r.i
Til
I'll
Printer
Albany
DR. V H. DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon,
"OrTlce up stairw in Strahan'a RlocV.
May be found at hi ortlc aay an.1 niubr.
Pianos.
Tlioso r'iiiii a flr: clas liKtrumoi.t,
rlie te resile to nt.ioJ iha cuuiato ni ttif
0at, can I o suileii by calling at Mrj H
K Uvuia'c, oppoit ti.3 Mmunio Tom
pie. on Kirt V.reet. Tlie latest vocl ami
instrumental music kept for sale.alra Hit
li t(iet assortment of stamplnx naitort
to select (roin tbis sUIj of 'r'risco. Iis
aons Kiven in patntiiifr andembroii!eriti)z
In ter stuilio over Lmn County Bink
C'irt hf.y ir or I ,r ill J3H : trul b
ri-is? i. "-i
SOMI.r T, HOIK TllKATM..r PL.lt KH W ITH
IS THF. UK t( II Of AM. TilAT WILL tilVK
Ls-.rjvi WMirs iti i.itir axb a
i ::i:!A.M.r hkk.
The most spc..'", positive nnd perma.
nent cure for Catarrh of the Hea l. Asthma,
and all Throat, Ercnchi.il, Lunjr. Heart,
Stomach, I.iver anl Kidney AliVctions,
Kervous Debility, etc. Consumption, in
ita various stapes, permanently cured.
Dr. Ahorn's origiral lr.cw'.e of treatmcut
and his meuicatc! inha'.a'.ions rives ia
ta:iVueous relief, buil.ls up at:.l revital
lies t:i whole constitution and system,
thereby rolor.cinv! life. Weak, nervous,
debilitated and broken-down constitu
tions, old and voting, invariably pain from
ten to thirty pounds iu froai thirty to
ninety days.
Dr. Abors's phenomenal skill and mar
velous cures have created the greatest
Bstouishmeut oil the Tactile Coast and
throughout the American continent, dur
liiK the past twenty-five years. Asthma,
Catnrrhof the Ilea'!, am! 'all Throat. Bron
chial and I.ung trouble "listantly relieved,
and Deafness often cured permancntlv at
first consultation. Dr. Abors's essay on I
the "Curability of Concimption," arid a '
treatise on "'Catarrh of the Head." I
with evidences of some extraordinary
cures, mailed free. Call or address
DR. ABORN,
I'tarth ar.d orrtMi Sl I'ortUnd, O.-Tcoa.
NoTW. Herrre treit.-ntnt, wnirely pjc'!, KT.t if
ixr-nt to all wt) rf the Pjcihc Cout,for tbc who
Large and Choice Display of
Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Including many novelties. A fine line of Sealette
ets. Children's Hoods, &c, &c.
-
DO T i C iQ l -t "r I a 1
We always keep our eye on ft
indicator of popular Jen"3"''
and are therefore usually P'
pared to supplv it -at red;
rates. "We are sel !ing the J
stoves and ranges, the mos Pf
u!ar stoves made at present.
'Sl of household articies buy 'em i
se we make that our husinf. !
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN-
ia hail
Jack-
iis a
Feat to Fit the Feet, But He Can do it ana do it Heat."
It you want the best
and mot durable furni
ture that is manufactur
ed in the city go to
THOMAS BRINK'S
orapuers oi ooiu sces, aimouie iiier success o a course at the Portia" U Bus!
Hess College, Portland. Oregon, or tho Capital Business College, Saieu
Oreeon. Iioth are under the m.tnaircnient of A. V. Armstrong, have
ir- o-iieTiiTiTru study, same rates of tuition. Iiusincss.ShorthamI,rrpen-ritWK. Penmanship and Ens
'.Ci'MSMJlhnM ;:. h n - ,r,:: Wri'e ther fur joint Cntalo:rue and st-ecimens cpenmans'j'n.
LEADING DRUGGIST;
-L"B"N"2"
DRUGS, MEDlGSiES STATIONARYit!
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