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' ( i i J" tl'i(itSTKI) COMNKKT, NOT A PAKTY ISSl'K. F A dispatch from Washington city to the Chicago Timet myi There hat been a good deal of consulting going on between eastern and western democrau'touchlng the silver policy to be pursued in the next house of representa tives, and, while there hat been tome dif ference of views, it has been practically settled that free coinage will not be made a part measure in the next house; that no caucus will be held to bind Individual members; that a free coinage bill will be passed by a combination of democratic Farmer's alliance, and probably of repub lican votes also and sent to the senate ear- ' 1 In the session. It has been ascertained however, that it is by no means certain that such a bill will pass the next senate, although that body has been re-enforced by new silver senators. Several ( the democratic senators who voted for free coinage last winter are dubious now as to the policy they then voted for. They say that the financial panic had the effect to stampede the country on the currency question, and that the dire consequences predicted as certain to occur in case free coinage was refused have not materalized. It was said recently by a prominent re publican senator that the silver question would be settled so far as the republican party was concerned long before the meet ing of the 1S92 convention by the adoption of a policy something like that proposed by the late Secretary Wlndom, only that the present volume of coinage would not be Increased, but that silver certificates wonld be Issued as against all silver bear ing the stamp of American production that might be offered at the treasury. Congressman DeWItt Warner of the Reform club is one of the few democrats who look upon the silver question as dan gerous to democratic success. Mr Warner expresses the opinion that with a free coin age candidate on a free-coinage platform the democrats wouIJ not carry a single eastern state. Mr Warner says that it is not only the moneyed men of the east who are against free coinage but the laboring men as well, who, he says, know bv perlence some of them at least that an Inflated currency will not increase the wages of labor to the extent it Increases the nominal price of the necessaries of life, and consequently that the purchasing power of their wages would be lest than now. The opinion is shared by a large and influential number of eastern demo crats, especially In New York, Connecti cut, and Massachusetts. A straw which may show the direction of the wind at this time it a remark attri duted to Senator Gorman ,who when asked if an antl-free-colnage democrat could be elected on a free-coinage platforn said that it was yet too early to lay down the issues for iboa and that the silver question might the planing be pra;lically settled by that time. Ex-Senator John B Henderson of St. Louis, who was the permanent chairman of the republican national convention of 1SS4 and has lately been prominent as one of Blaine's pan-Americans, recently said: "As a republican I think the extrav agance of the congressjust adjourned was an outrage upon the party and the people. However the appropriations may be justi fied.the fact that they reach $1,000,000,000 is of itself appalling. No such enormity of appropriations has been voted since the war, and occuring in a time of profound peace as this is and when the greatest economy was demanded, no excuse can be offered for tha extravagance. The repab- Jlcans In congress must have proceeded upon the theory that they were not coin ing into power again for about 400 years. Their closing dayt reminded me very forcibly of the closing dayt of the demo- wiii.-w61co,niin.iiwtni ouc i:arcn 4, -fts a republican 1 feel that the com The rising element in the democratic parly in the western slates is that which demands free trade, w hich is one of th planks of I lie Knrmer't Alliance platform. Tacotna Xexvs We examine the Aliisnce plaifoim in vain for tilt free trade planks. Capital Journal. The National Farmers Alliance have the following in their platform: "Believing iu the doctrine of equal rights to all aad special priviliges to none, we deman I that our national legislation shall be so framed in the future as not to build up one industry at the expense of anoth-r. II' Ju'lirt demand a removal of tki txittinv heavy tar iff torn the necessaries of lift that tit foot of Ike land must iafe. We further demand a just and equitable system of graduated tax on incomes. We believe that the money of the country should be kept as much as possible in the hands of the people, and hence we de mand that all national and state levenues shall be limited to the necessary expense of the government economically, and honestly administered." Now this plank in substance has been placed in dozens of state democratic platforms for the last, twelve years and there is not a republican paper of influence in the land that has not de nounccd these platforms of the democrats as free trade platforms. Tnis platform almost word for word was adopted by the democrats t ri.: .!... R .. n --.! I.n..-I nl free trade" was heard from the rcpublicun I OJJIlllg IIUUO press all the way from the gulf to the lakes and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Yrs, i( there is any free trade anywhere it is in the Ocala platform adopted by the National Al liance. 1, KBLAiFs column, Ihqw DD YOU DO? Thero la 110 doll lit Unit II& larks iv 1: w- I Stock of SILVERWARE. cnns-Mlnir of spoons, knives, forks, fruit riiNhrH, eld gold and silver wate-hes, iowel y, etc, is the lurKest and host in tliB oily, and by far the best ovf-r brought to Albany. PRICES Hie Most Reasonable. Call and See the GOODS. Youd Better Ye are mow ready for 'h ho largest and best selected stock of Clothing that will bo Bhov. n in the count' this season. ; Albany Furniture Co., Ilaltimuru bluek, fur FURNITURE NEW ADVERTI.SE.M ICN1 S. All OK 81 E. Two Iri'Bti ml k cow. Iuquiro of V W Crawford, Tuiluian, and patterns TMSSOLUTION NOTICE.-Tho Dirt- JL nership heretofore existing between A Stranov and U Naslev. in r lira livf-rv business In Albany, Oregon, ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. A Straniy wilt continue tbe husiueKsat the old stand and assume all debts owing by the firm and collect all accounts due the firm April 1, 1891. A. STRAN KY, . KAGLHY. MONEY TO LOAN. In small and large amounts, from six months to I nve yeais. on stood Albanv and L nn county real estate. Call on or address W I filcfherson, First St., Albany, Or. general housework. Innuira at fr oiasion-s oince or resiaence. TJIOR RENT. E.ther for offices or real a - aence. ine DUitaing 01 1. verlck.nar corner or mcaciaiuin and Third streets. TORES FOR SALE One sorrel 11 horse. 9 years old. weight 1400. One grey Horse, o years old, weight 1100. Also wagon, nacic. Harness, eto. w ill sel1 for casn or excoange for other property. Call n dure- opposite nuss uouso. K. A. FRY. "TkTSSOLTJTION OF PARTNERSHIP. varieties to most fastidious. of styles please the S Tlio stock 11 larxe taiul rimiplctc. They nlsul f-iT l.avetttie liinn.I, Ul.j larriiKte. 'r- ua t'T M-tn, ,all jai tr. anil ii-any VI iiioYtUit-r, all fir ta.e at litilrotk hriiM.H-1 Ho has received a largo and choico stock of snriric I) Goods, new styles and shades. Wash fabrics, consistin ginghams, seorsuckers, sateens and chambre. A co assortment of whito goods, llouncini's. Wmi... . loves, ladies and children's kIiocm. f'lnil ;,.. ,i -.1.. A In .,.,.1 1..... , . . 1"H uutiu. iuifcu uiui i;wiiiiiii7wj usBoruiicnt lor nion youth's. ' Hoots, shoes, hats, caps and fur.-.isliiiiC,0(1(la .! if you want tho best bargains you will have to call on hi, II LADIES BAZAAH Is tlio Leading and Fancv Goods SIoir of ,j Wi I1IWUHJ They carry all ihc LatcKt Stylva niul Novfltio In the Millinery line icd n complete sux k of I.ndk'H una Chlltlrcu HirnUhlng oodand readv-'midt garmcnU. Goods the best, and prices Ihc lowest. Cull and be convinced :- -:- FKOMAN BLOCu FIRST ST11KET, -: F. We have many fine makes TOVVNSEND including w7" ANTED A competent girl to do T T Heal Estate i Loan Broker. Ofllce. BALTIMORE BRICK. Then we line of mens' have the full , youths' and Notice is hereby given that the co bovs' clotllinfr in tllfl Allnnv partnership heretofore exisi Ing between Ja nuiniu in 1110 VlOaiiy DCCox.WACoa and C H Hoberg, In y , , , public for trial, mill bua.nas. in All,.n W OOIe Mills POOfls flint wn -j .1.. a Z'.l"rr;Znill " ' to SeJ o,iHHeolLb,yff r'!'si specially recommend to the purchased ttie entire rmht. title and in terest of tho said 0 (J t:ox anil W A Cox, therein. C H Hoberg assnmes r 11 th the obi igtions o,' the late firm, and nil notes aid accounts due said firm are payable to him. Lfated Albany, Oregon, rridi 14. 1891. I) O Cor, W A C.ix. C II HOBKRO. Dotnr a vr.ral Inanranre trnalfw. rarllrt Hlrlrn liifuiance willu o veil 10 tea ttini. -AOK.NT8 ron- I Aetata Inanranre Company, Ineorrorm ed cnariar pcreiuai. i.nbea aia in iu js 040,000. AattS,W,7cO,715,U, ;nar(llno Ins. f'omnani-, nf London. Knc-land r.Huuiisnfu ihi. capital, is.uuo.wo, Tuto) nrt luaaca lau ovtir f s.uou.uou. Anirrlran t'lrc Ina. 'nir-nn.T, of rhlladrlnhla. i'reanizeti mm. iaan aeecu, f-',4z,i;uo. j.oscs paid, l(l,tW),2(.6. Colnmliln Fire A Mnrlnr Ina. Cnninnnr. I'-iriianu. or. Anneia. s-.'iu.b, x.w. 1 lam Is one or Oregon a b. at coni amca. 1S61 parison is odious, but in most respects It is jus'. I hope that if we have another re publican congress soon It will devote itself to the methods of economy different from those observed by the Fifty-first congress.'i Every time a republican protectionist boasts of the great benefit to the masses of pulling sugar on the free list he stabs the principle of protection, for, if there is a great benefit to the poor in putting sugir on the f. ee list, there would also bo (fro it benefit ia putting other necoauaries of lifj 0:1 tlm froo list, such as woolen soods, sal;, con), lumber, biudiu twine, tin an 'i many other taxnl articios th,-; K0 to make up the real en nforU of tha people. If the president should visit Albany nn his junketing trip west we suppose he would not want to be m:t by laljor and poor people who wear "cheap"clo:liing, for it will lie renum bered that he said in Indiana in tSSS when lie was candidate for t!m presidency that "a cneap coat m.-ans a cllcip min inji le of it.' This was his argument in favor of a higli pro tective tariff. STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING. lTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ii ttiere will be an animal niA..ilt.n nf the stockholders of the Albanv Woolen Mills Company, held at their ofP.ce In Albany, Orenon. on TiibsiI-av. ih ih CHy of Mav, 1891. at the hour of 1 o'clock V in 01 am any. lor tlio purpnse o' elect ing four directors to serve for one your, und the transaction nrsuch other business as mr.y legally come before sunh meeiing. J. V. OALUKAITII, Secretary. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. THE 28TH DAY rN W 181)1. K Iteckiir. of Shndil OF MARCH, ill! Tin,. f Oregon, made an Hssignment for tho ben' tit 01 his orcdit'ir. The undersigned is tha duly appointed and riuaiinnd assignee ot sml lineker's eun. All persons having Ciaim agiinHttliosnl-l lieckor ar herei.-jf notified toprm-iit tlinmiotlie uuderslgnetl, verillod ai reriiiicd hy law, within thre monlhs from the date lioroof atSho id, Linn county, Oregon. Uated April 2, IWL II. C. .!. (13) U. HtiK.II I', Jl torneyat Li.", S dk-llor l fl.n i.rery, InKti.r in Adnuralily ;.,! :,..ia- I'ul.lio. Will praetim In a e.mrM.,1 lla a:o . , ,-nil(,, w I'iriiriKuii. m,.r, .:-,. ,....,. ; Oiaifon, A:l,nnv, I'irn. The largest stock of Mens' Shoes in the city, including many celebrated makes, Hats, from Stetson's best down to a two bit straw. Cannot enumerate Furn ishing Goods every de partment full. Have used cash this year during tight times east and can offer genuine bar gains in all my departments, h. K. BLAfN. Judges of tho horso have given it as their opioion, that Titus, ISIumbnrg's black Percheron stallion, stands at the heed In his ciasr;. IIo Is In the hands of Mr C E Barrows, an oftlRinut and exper ienced horseman, who will Rive his patrons every possible attention. Titus will make the season of 1891, MoeiIrv ana '1 uesdnys at Jfleron; wrdnesdaj una Thursdays at Ct rvullh J Fritlu! s and Saturdays at Albany. L. KENTON,:-- Dealer in GROCERIES Near the Post Office, Albany, Oregq ALLEN Wholesale? BROTHERS, RETAIL Gil CIGARS. TOBACCO. AND CHOICE FRUITS OF All KINDP, IN, LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, IN THEIR SEASON. Flinn Block, -:- -:- -:- -:- ALBANY, OREGOJ V 1 Dealers -Xntlre our Llt or Planon- Mr Blumbcrg is also ownor of th Manda'U bred trotting horso.' A 1 wood Brcizi, (NoiEiB), who can bo hocu f.t, the stable of Ti I Us Eros. Iho pet of Ibf horso a:o Icrgo and fino fi.rmod, mid onlv neou propr-r oevo:rpmci.t to showrpecd is. x. cti.M ki;i j. Att.vnayat Law. Will pmrtico In a I Iho ,iin.ni '-'inn 01 i.iun r-.unt' i.l t!l i Hill r o-i.l Kt-llowa Tcm.-I- Think of a taloonkrcper an I the S3n of the late President Garfield runti'ng sgainst ea-h other in a republican convention in Cleveland, Ohio, and the siloonkeeper healing tlio late president', son, a gentleman nd a scholar, nearly three to one. That was ono of the incidents of Tuesday evening's political pro Cecdingi, llosrjr n 1.1, an. W real innir. Lull on in th ! evoif hmi IIlrkhart 4 have plenty nf money to loan on late security, on two to r,,- ........ oppoMte at our ollicc. IKKS'EY, prl of the nlobn. Pr.w, ,., ,.!. A. Lvmt, m a. n ALBANY TOR. mmm ft eulbert bros.. Real f.stnt( Agents rrn:e n,l RnCln for rale. Also city broi,urty in Albar and t'oryillia. E3CB. BOWMAN, The Oiil-Time Vahtw opin wMiliii- Mn lilm r.l Cimdwohl' Hist nlnr-s woik should liavo onliws rt Julius (ioiden ttuio I!Mr. TWO MEN AND ONE HOY FOUND OKAB!! S'M" I V A." ,-'-.v . "b. While trying to Crowd tlieii WAY INTO Siorc, where thev aiwnx have on hanl the larucst Stock wuth of I'orlland. nf the latest Improved Rifles anil slmi Guns; an immense stock of Klshln., Tackle of everv description : 'l',.i,i. Ilaniniocka, Camp Chairs and thousands ' 01 oilier things too numerous to mention Itepnir Shop .n ronncciion with the Store, and one of he best workmen In the State to do any ind nil kinds of work. Come one. Coine all: N ihow coeds. "Small nrofit nW Is oui motto. rouble to and quick ijoknalh: oh tkadk, I.' piano 111 plod a Chickerinir condition, ftnll .... lien Spavin, at corner of Eighth and WILL & LINK, lusic IF. V. AfTTJaKll fTp.p,'n.oam -a- . Ti m-m m , r, . v I rlAlirateri fot 11S Drm". .). JSAUJ'jU X UU. I finish and durability. V JIJJi V.V I . - . ... m . -. I I...-.U ar iniiui I'niace linn a-.armiii .fsfiiistn s-riifis aprKHiiia, ) 111 nil InMtiiK'iitn k NpfClall. Aiffiits for the R'ow Ilomo. V.rv It. and ojber KewinR MschlM"' .S111 pllos fur all kh.ilN 1 I Pew-rift Machines. We guard our cucK.mi rs- inu-ipsts and uuaran've Mtisfaetiun. We alio rnrry 11 Oi II ii-mii 11111 nt if .'lunlr and Jlnalc Itoolis." Cor. Second and Ferry oi ft., (Snnd for Catalans.) Albany, Or- We are the People Vv'ho carry the most complete lino of Hard ware, Stoves, fiiinges, etc., in the market. fi WASHBURN- IS. 3. 83 3ES-jCi.33,IaS3,- 1. Vc'"l -a -SSWii- v v 1 sols I ft FBRST-GLASSCOODSj, iluinbei'g's IJlock, ReasonablBjjjrices. A. compete li"j r! C-A.I-L--i5!7 Albany, Oregon. jeiiersoii s'.iojta.