PJkMi KB AHEAD.
Republican! generally are alarmed at
the course oi Ex-go v. Foraker ft Cincin
nati. Their fear U. that he will not be
content with Ignoring the president, but
that In his keen desire to make Mr Blaine
the candidate he will Imperil the party's
chances In Ohio this fall. Major Mckin
ley Is standing In great danger and knows
It. Foraker has at heart no sort of sym
pathy, It Is believed, with the movement
to make McKinley the candidate for gov
ernor. He sees, of course, how prominent
success In the race would make McKinley
In the national convention next year,in the
event of some mishap to the president's
aspirations for renomlnation. The feeling
here, therefore,! that Foraker would pre
fer seeing somebody else nominated.
No man undertakes to guarantee Fora
leer's sincere support in case McKinley
should be nominated. On the contrary,
the republicans fear that in such an event
Foraker would either sulk in his tent or
secretly betray the ticket. The republican
hope of success In Ohio has all along been
based on the supposed unpopularity of
Gov. Campbell In Cincinnati, but Cincin
nati Is Foraker's home and his Influence
with his party is almoil supreme. Should
McKinley, as the republican candidate,
suffer there because of Foroker' opposi
tion, the threatened democratic loss In
Hamilton county would be fully offset.
Foraker's antipathy to the president Is
natural enough. The two men were never
In accord. In the distribution of Ohio
patronJge the president ignored the gov
ernor. Mr btierman and Major McKin
ley were consulted instead. Even Major
Butterworth was occasionally allowed a
voice 1 awarding a prize, but Foraker
never.
In booming Mr Elaine for the first place
on the national ticket next year, It Is un
derstood here that Foraker is booming
himself for second place. It is regarded
as one of the few points of weakness in
Mr Blaine's prospective candidacy for the
presidency that hii name should be coupled
with that of Foraker. But it is so coupled
everywhere.
If Major McKinley should be nominated
for governor of Ohio, his platform will be
his tariff bill. Reciprocity, if he can dic
tate, will cut no figure in the state cam
paign. The issue, therefore, will be drawn
between him and Mr Blaine almost as
sharply as between him and his democrat
ic opponent. Would Foraker, it is asked
-under such circumstances yield McKinley
an unqualified support? The opinion here
is that he would not, and the republican
anxiety growing out of the situation is very
great and undisguised.
CONFESSES ALL.
For example, the Imports of woolens In
the months trom ivoveinocr 10 rcmu
ary Inclusive, at all ports and at New
Vnrli In Mnrrh were onlr 111 .tiOO'
against $19,611,537 last year, a decrease of
7.2I7,47 or 37 Per celu- vrrgommm.
This proves just what the Pkmockat
has been saying all the while, that is, thai
the McKinley bill was formed In the Inter.
est of eastern manufacturers. This de
crease in Importations Is due to the enor
mous Increase of duties that McKinley
made on woolen goods.
This heavy tax on woolen goods, such
as the poor wear, as well as the rich, com
pels every American consumer to wear
cheap shoddy goods of which the markets
are over crowded all the time.
Gov. Fennoyer has sent a teleram to
President Harrison at San Francisco say
ing a hearty reception awaits him in Or-
gon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I TASTED. Plaoe to do general house
T T work, in a family of two or four.
Leave word at the Democrat oflice.
GENTS WANTED Address Ntuart
L A Tbompni,stationers,Portland,Or.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The part
nership heretofore existing between
F Engols and W li lieadly, in the
painting and paper hanging business, ha
this day been dissolved by mutual oon
tent, K Kniiols retiring. I he business
will he carried on by W H Ileidiv. who
wil' nay all debts nwinc by the ft 111 and I
vuiiuui an uuiaitiuuiii itu mm one 1116
nrm, w n hkai.iley.
Paled April I3ih, 18;t,
L.E. PLAIN'S COLUMN
Hermann sends a word of warning to
the republicans of Oregon to be alive to
the interests of his party in this state in the
next presidential campaign. He thinks
that while the state Is reliably republican
yet there is much dissatisfaction among the
people and his party will be held recponsi.
ble for this dissatisfaction. This warning
is simply an entreaty to republicans to
have nothing to do with the farmers alli
ance in this state. The scheme of repub
llcans all over the country Is to keep these
men from gcing Into the alliance. Her
mann evidently favors Blaine for the pres
idency. Every republican politician in
the cou.itry who fears the alliance, and
who would sacrifice something to conclll
ate it, favors Blaine for the succession.
Notwithstanding the boast telegraphed all
over the country the other day that there
were over $250,000,000 In the Uniten States
treasury, the fact remiius that we are on the
eve of a deploted treasury iud the govern
ment will soon be financially embarrassed
There are something like $50,000 000 of 41
per ceut bonds that come duo September 1st
and the treasurer will have no mousy to pay
them. Compare the condition of things
with that under Cleveland and taxpayers
will be presented with an object lessoa that
will fully impress thetn with the inexcusable
extravagance of the Billion Dollar Congress.
The Oregonian says: "Good crops this
year and good prices for them means the
reelection of a republican administration
in 1S92." This shows the estimate whiih
republican leaders place upon the Intelli
gence and common sense of the farming
class. They rely on being able to make
the farmers believe that good crops come
as a necessary consequence of the republi
can party's being In power. But the time
has passed when such silly nonsense can
be imposed UXn the farmer.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The pirc
nership heretofore existing bet wren
A Strauey and O Nauley, In lbs livery
business in Albany. Oregon, la iliia dav
dissolved by mutual consent. A Strani v
will continue the business at the old sten'.i
and assume all debts owing by the firm
and collect all accounts due llin firm
April 1, 1SU. A.STRANKY,
e. KAGI.HY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR". Notice
is hereby given thst hids will he
receivod for a new sshoo'. houio for Dlt
o 24, of Linn county, Oreirnn. uj to
the evening ot My 4'.h. Bids will b
opened on May 5th at 2 p in. Piana anil
;.peeifictions may be found at the rlruir
store of G L Blackmail. Tin right to
reject any or all Dins Is rosorveil. Sealed
bids may he mailed to Q L Heeoe, o'ork
of Di.it No 21, Albany, Oregon,
T7OR SALE CHEAP. -Pointer punnv.
A o niDnlbs old; is the makini, of a
grana neiudr. 11 any sport in Albany
warns a gooa aoz now is your chance.
Writo to . 8. Cameron. Corvallis,
uiegon, ior uirmermiorination.
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
By order of the County Court I am dl.
reeled to force the collection of all taxes
standing unpaid cn the assessment rolls
or tuls county. It such taxes are not
paid iinmodialoly I shall Dmceed to levy
upon and sell he property of delinquents
10 mass collection. 1 mean Business.
M. SCOTT.
Sheriff of Liun county.
"We are now ready for
Springjtrade fh ho largest
and best selected stock of
Clothing that will bo shown
in the county this season.
All varieties of styles
and patterns to please the
most fastidious.
Wo have many fine makes
including
STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING.
rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1.1 there will bean annual rae-'t ing o
the stockholders of the Albany Woolen
Mills Company, held at their oflice in
Albany, Oregon, on Tuesday tbe 12th
day of May, 1891. at the hour of i o'clock
p m of ald day. for the purpose o. elect
ing four directors to serve for one yeesr
andtbet-ansaotionofsiichothsr bus. ansa
as may legally come before such man
J. P. OALBRAITH,
Secretary
One thing Is sure. The republican who
favors McKinleyism can not,ln conscience,
favor Blainelsm. Either he will hate the
one, and love the other, or else he will
hold to the one and despise the other. He
can not support free trade, (reciprocity,)
and protectionism at the same time.
A S Hall, president of the farmer's alli
ance of Missouri, says he is utterly op
posed to the third party movement.
The highest Inhabited place in the world
is Galera, a railway village In Peru, 15,
635 feet above the earih.
Choice grades of Air er lean wheat In
England are about forty cents per bushel
higher now than a year ago.
It Is said the great Anaconda mine In
Montana has b 1 sold to the Rothchllds
for $15,000,000,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Albany Farmers Co, will
be held at the oflice of said coinpsnv, in
Albany. Oregon, on May 19th, ISM, at 1
o'clock, p m. otsaid day. for the purpose
of electing seven (7) oi rectors, to serve
the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as mav properly
cnin before sH iiiantiner. Done by or
derof the board of direot'irs.
M U. W(LD3,
At est: P. B. Makhhw,!,, President.
Seretary.
FARM FOE. SALE.
Afar-nof S2Sacresof land 2'- miles
.est of Millers Station on O. A C. K It.
All fenced, 13') aires in enltivntloii. 80
scies Hlaslm.l. good houss and barn Mid
shwl lor stock, well wat th-I. goo I, young
orchard bari-ig all kinds Iruit. Good
gram 1 inn. I'.ontv timber.
CHAKLhS WKTZEr..
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
ON T1IK 2sriT DAY OF MARCH.
1891. M Iteckor. of Shedd, Linn Co.;
Oregon, made an assignment for the ben
fit of his creditor". The undersigned is
the duly appointed and qualified acsiguee
ot said Decker's enisle. All psrsons
having c.ainn against the said Becker ar
liorel.s notified to presttit them 10 tho
undorsigned, verified as requited t v law,
within three months from the dale hereof
at Shedd, l.inn county, Oregon.
Dated April 2, 18F1.
JOHN W. PUG II,
H.C.Watson, Asslnnee.
Atty for Asslgneo. (4 3
Then we havo the full
line of mens', youths' and
boys' clothing in the Albany
Woole" Mills goods, thatwe
specially recommend to the
public for trial,
The largest stock of MftJiB
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,
The merchant tailoring
department, under charge of
Mr. E. A. Schiffler, is well
stocked with suitings of latest
patterns. First-class work
guaranteed. It will pay pat
rons of tailor shops to see
goods and get prices.
L. E. BLAIN.
PARK -- ADDITION
v TO THE 1 1
:4TOWN OF LEBANON
This Beautiful Addition to the Town of Lebanon is Now, for the Firt ti..
Placed on the M arket, at m 1 1B
Prices to Suit the Times, and Terms to Suit the People,
to mirchnso lot in 1 1 nLllt; n
-iiiuii, wuuiu com
m tor themselves the many and varied adva
F,y a personal inspection you will discow,
We would much prefer that al who wisli
and personally inspect the grounds ami lear
tages tliis addition presents to tno puunc
the followin facts:
Lebanon tins a population of 1500.
One hundred and twenty-live new eiibstuntiiil houses
were built here during the year.
Tho lA'bniiun anil Sniitiitiii Canal Company lias been
incorporated, and work will begin thereon ns booh as
the necessary preliminaries can be arranged.
discove
This canal will give steady work to hundred,, and tilth
msli null-sites for many uiantifacturieB, and the towa-i
this and other advantages will lie a city of AtsjO inliibib
It has nearly doubled its population in the last year
A fcl'iO.UHO paper mill is now completed and tork'.nn
begun therm this July 1st. ' 'n
-IDTOW FOR THE-
X3a,3E&3EC: -o- ADDITION.
It lies along the route of tho Lebanon and Santiam Canal.
It is platted witlt wide level avenues; planted with most beautifu young shado trw;
each lot fully largo enough for a comfortable residence, ami each hasl a natural drains
W e sell no lots that are unsuitable tor buiMing purposes, and give a clear title to each k
This addition ioins the beautiful Isabella l'ark from which it derives its name an
which will afford to residents in tho addition beautiful recreation grounds.
All 1'its are (( feet front ami from ZSl to 18.) leet deep.
LIST THIS FACT It lOEKMIIISItlSn:
The price of all these lots will bo advanced 25 per cent, after May loth."
This property will bo sliown to parties desiring to pureliiiKC 1y
PAISLEY. & SMILEY.
-Wholesale Dealers In
- ard - CIGARS,
Albany, Omrou
FOSHAY & MASON,
- T10LSUIS AMD HlYAlb
imiagistsand Booksellers
Am. ts for John B. AMen's publications!
"-b'rh wt-gla! publisher's prices witb
-Ugait.r
ALBANY. OKGWUK
J. E. & H. Y. Kirkpatrick
Or by Petersen & Garland, Lebanon, Or.
HOW DO YOU DO?
Thcro is tio doubt that
k mm
:v i: w
Stock of SILVEKWARK. consisting of
.ipoons. knivos, forks, fruit dishes, e'e,
gold and silver watches, Jowel y,
etc, is the largest and besi in
the city, and by far the
best ever brought
to Albany.
PRICES the Most Reasonable.
Call and See the GOODS.
You'd Better
3$ Call on the Albany Furniture Co., BaUimor
block, lor
FURNITURE
of kinds.
tThe stock is largo fund complete. They alsovl
t4T l.avcflno lines of .aby catrisfccF, car-. Trt
t':f pots, wall jiaper, ami natiy
J'novcltlcf, all fur sa'c at bcdroik prices. &
TWO MEN. AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
Wllilo trying to Crowd theii
DEY0E & FrMImTbSIOS
Store, where they alwns have on hand
the largest Stuck feouth of Vortland, of
the latent i in proved Killes and Shot
Guns; an immense Mock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Mammocks, Camp Chair and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention
Xttein,ix Kliop
in connection with the Store, and one of
.he best workmen In the State to do any
tnd ail kinds of work.
Come one, Come al. No rouble to
ihow ioGds. "Small profit nnd quick
mi" Is out motto.
Ii Hi S
I1 i in
St
. & 'ft' 4m
lie has received a largo and choico stock of spring Dr:
Goods, new styles and shades. Wash fabrics, consist;
ginghams, seersuckers, sateens and chainbre. A compl
assortment of white- goods, flouncings, hosiery, cow:
gloves, ladies and children's shoes. Clothing for tliesja
trade. A largo and complete assortment for men:
youth's. Boots, shoes, hats, caps and fur wishing goods, t
....
if you want the best , bargains you will have to call only
-: F. L. KENTON, :-
Dealer in
GROCERIES
Near the Post Office,
Albany, Oregot
11 LADIES BAZAAR
Is the Lending
and Fancy Goods Store of.
They carry all the I nicst Stvles anil Novelties In the Milliner)' 11"'
a complete ut'orli of Ladies mm' Children' Furnishing l?0'?
IIICIHfl. UUUU9 II 1C ULl, illlU JMlLfn IIIU v - -
urucni cTimrT ... t?T?OTVTAN BL I
-1- J. V J J- U AllLilj -L. m .
BROTHERS,
1JORFENT. 1 In H' fl n a trie
dorce, lh to liiili 9 f I. Ver il.rt
ei irfr ol lil(8ill hit) 1 1 rt Mi K i lu
CusioMjoppi,
Wo hiivo cm Imntl at nil llmm bty,
ontfl, and ch"-.-4 aril wl'l sell In qiifiii
IHy to "int. Alto wcat bought
and Mild.
"Farmer, bring im your wheat, ot
an J hay. HiIihhI cash price paid.
Morris &. Blount,
Corner Flnt and Hn'Kor utrecti
WHOLESALE 3 RETAIL
in
T UUU
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V
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRU'.
0FAU,
iARS, TOBACCO, AND CHOICE VixiES,
KINDS, INiLARGE'JOR SMALL nUANT'"
IN THEIR '.SEASON.
Flinn Block, -: :
We are the People
Who carry the most complete lino of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in tho mflr
MATTHEWS &
WASHBUB1-