I
SttUy democrat
WASlllNtiTON.
(From our regular oorreapunilanl.)
Washington, June 2 1S91
That Mr Harrison has ever had the
slightest Intention of agieelng to any
tem of reciprocity that the Canadian gov
ernment would accept la not believed by
those in positions to know his real opinions
on this subject; therefore it Is not surprise
lng to hear that the Informal consultation
which was sometime ago set for next
October mav tike place at all. It Is al
leged that the administration feels greatly
offended at the publication In an English
'Blue Book" of Its part In this Canadian
reciprocity business, which it clai.ns the
representatives of Canada had agreed,
should be confidential until some definite
agreement was reached, and that isn't all.
It Is also claimed that Mr Blaine and the
administration are greatly misrepresented
In the aforesaid "Blue Book",which states
that the first overtures for reciprocity came
from Mr Blaine. It doesn't much nutter
which side is right lo the present contro
versy, but it looks very much as if it was
to be mail the excuse for putting an end
to even the limited prospects of Canadian
reciprocity that have existed. But no
body need be surprised, as it was never
Intended that the conference 6hould be
anything but a meaningless faice. The
right sort of a reciprocity treaty with
Canada would doubtless prove beneficial
to both countries, but there is not much
probability of our getting such a treaty
until there Is a change of administration.
This very American administration has
contracted for eight gun carriages of Rus
sian pattern at $11,500 each, to mount the
twenty.Inch breech loading mortars in
tended for harbor defense upon.
Sena'cr Paddock, of Nebraska, has been
here appealing to Mr Harrison to help
him In his efforts to get returned to the
senate. It is said that he offered in return
for the help asked for, to guarantee that
Nebraska would send a sjlid Harrison
delegation to the next republican conven
on. Mr Harrison was non-committal,
for several reasons. He has not forgiven
Mr Paddock for the pait he took in defeat,
'ng the Force bill at the last session of
congress, but that wasn't his principal
reason for not committing himself to
the senator's support at this time. It
has been stated to him that ex Senator
Van Wyck, who is in the field against
Paddock, is strong enough to divide the
delegation if not to be elected to the senate,
and he wants time lo find out, as his pro
gram is not to antagonize anybody
strong enough to control even a part of
any stale delegation to the next republican
convention.
Democrats will certainly have no reason
to blame the national committee, if they
do not this year win in every state where
there is a fighting chance for the party.
Senator German, whose headquarters aru
to b; here, is to take charge of the nation
al committee during .Senator Brice's ab
sence in Europe, and he proposes to
work largely in conjunction with and
through the National Association of dem.
ocrtic clubs, at the headquarters of which
Hon Chauncey F Black, president, and
Lawrence Gardner, secretary , will be per
manently located. Nothwithstanding Its
being an off year, Senator Gorman pro
poses to make the fight aggressive from
the jump', and the officials of the associa
tion of clubs will ably carry out his orders
and second his efforts In all directions
and It only remains for the rank and file
of '.he party to become Imbued with the
same spirit to make the victory certain in
every state that Is not hopelessly republi
can, and fear of them are that way since
the people have begun to wake up to the
enormities of the republican tariff systc.n
The adminlstiatlon is trving hard to
trim on the sliver question by putting off
until too late to have any effect upon this
year's campaigns, Its decision as to
whether any portion of the silver bullion
purchased monthly under the silver act of
the billion dollar congress shall be coined ;
the act provides that it be discretionary
with the secretary of the treasury whether
any of 1'. shall be coined. It has also de
ferred Its decision as to what rate of !n
terest shall be paid on the four-and-a-half
percent bonds which are to be extended,
but there Is little doubt that the Wall street
command of 2 p?r cent will In the end be
obeyed.
Ex-Senator Ingalls delivered a lecture
at the Glen Echo Chautauqua, near Wash.
Ington, today. He has been here three
days, but some how or other he has entire
ly forgotten to call on the occupant of the
White House.
Representative Mills, Crisp, and Mc
Millln, the three most prominent candi
dates for speaker of the house have all ac
cepted Invitations lo deliver addresses to
the Tammany society of New York on
July 4.
At a meeting held in Treinont Temple
to welcome the veneiable Ncal Dow, con
siderable comment was caused by the re
marks of Prof lohn W Hamilton, who
took occasion to censure President lliiril
son for h'.s lack of prohibition principles
during his recent trip.
In the course of hi speech he said:
have only respect for the christian gentle
man who presides In the While House,
and his action In holding religious ser.
vices In his car was worthy of a Christ-
Ian. But I say when a man goes from
one end of this country to another, taking
his cup In the face and eyes of the young
men, he is an unworhty representative, f he
time is coming when he will discard h'
cups and yield to the force of the prohlbl
tion party."
About fifty two millions of Pcr cent
bonds become due the first of September,
but as the treasury is now empty anu the
government can not mpets its obligation
to pay these bonds at maturity, Secretary
Foster has made arrangements with the
holders to extend the time of payment at
1 per cent. A pretty plight lor the gov
ernment to be In.
Mr Blaine's stay at Bar Harbor has al
ready done him a vast amount of good
physically. He walks about with firm
tread and erect figure ant) there Is a trace
of color In his white face. He Is also able
now to coyer about two miles a day with
out fatigue and he no longer needs the
helping arm of a friend In his walks.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOT!CK. hereas, rcy wife having
left me without just cause or provo
cation, this is to notify the public not to
trust heron my account, as I shall pay
no debts ot irer contracting.
W D TIUTES.
Albany, Juno 30, ltUl.l
.IHl'ND. A kuimI umbrella, itli Ilia initials I. W.
' Indistinctly enpravod on Die handle As it Is a
nil time to the rainy season the owi er will tilcaet'
uall at the Druockat cilice and claim p.'opfily.
LOT. Throe reenrd books ot Tancent
M r3 church south, between Tan-
ent and Itrownnville. on the Ward's
Hmte road. 011 Jims IK. l.DI. Will rav
flnderfor trouble. W. 11. Howard.
Tangent, Or. r ,stor
IllVRY Til T.n.W In .m.tl
ivjL lsree amounts, from six months to
rive yeais, 011 good Albany r.mi Linn
county real otati. Call on or ndiirrss W
li McPlierson, first St.. Alhanv, Or.
i Bl
V lo
IG CHASG'K FOR SOME B;1DY
to make money. The best paying
restaurant in Eujrene for sale, as the
owner is going to retire from bnrinoss for
some timo. Any person desiring infor
trmiiou regarding this business, U B
I'orris, attorney lit law. o.- J It Dixon,
piop, dugout., ureg'iu.
Secretary Noble is hard at work turnlr.g
over Raumlsm In the Pension Department.
Every one who has ever been compelled
to spend any length of time cn the banks
of the Chicago river In hot weather will
pity the secretary. The wcrk'-'f a sewer
cleaner seems preferable to the duties of a
secretary of the Interior under the present
a dminis. ration.
If there wetc haif as m.iny boxes of Amer
ican tin plate in the country ai there hive
liecn articles about it in the newspapers the
supply wuuld exceed Hie demand. It ia a
case of "much ailo about no'hing."
THE OREGON HAY PRESS,
AN UFA CTU It ED BY N. P. SLATS,
at Corvallip. Is the LeRthav irs. in
o market. Orders for nrrlSMns ui.t tn
C'orv.llis will be promptly fi'leil,
Any .ne infringing on the patent will
be prosecuted to tho fullest ox'.ent or the
law.
LUMBER
We wish to sst- to the public that we
have just added a larjre planer tonur mill
andxre prepared tn furnish all kinds of
lumber, dressed or rim ah, as the mir
chaser may eboie, as good hh the best,
aad as cheap ss.it oau be sold.
In payment we will take all kinds of
produce, sueu as hay. nour, grain, bacon,
hutter, besng, beer by the quarter, etc.
lo fsct anything that we ran use. Please
see us before you purchase your bill of
lumber, as we feel oonniient ibst we can
suit yt u. You will always find one of
us at our mm. 14 minis Irnin Lebanon,
8 miles frouv Waterloo, on Hamilton
creek, WIRT A BERRIG4N,
Lebanon, Oregon.
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
AGif ACRES. JlO ACRES IS
sCJ grain, 17 in onrn and roots, 41) in
tiuioil y. Well fenced and seeded to crass.
Well watered; uood soil, no gnvel. 80
head antic, 50 hogs, 4 homes, farm tin
plements, large house, i large new harus,
good school and church near house, on
place: Fruit f all Kinrls- 8 miles to
po'totllee 11 lid store, 5 ui m from Stayton
and 2ii miles outh rf Kind's aNtiu'non
the Oiegon Paciilo rai.ri.ad l lscecan
be divider1 into three or F.mr farms with
county road to each. Piace wall every
tiling $'J4 per acre. Terms easy. For
further particulars apply on the premises
at Ml Pleasant, Linn oouttv, or ed:lrn
H, P. MILLED. Stavto.i, Oregon. (10)
Ask
1 "i"1 mile III your ulnce link your
' . ,11 1 tunii hi-, ei-curo me
ajcury, mid U(.t tlicm liir on.
UTTAKK NO MHST1TITE. CJ
WHY IS
Moiifct Sinner Mil?
IF so
YOU CANT BEAD THIS
Without being Interested. There will bo for
the Month of June, a Genuine
if. 1IM is in
lyjisiiiici
OF
, Hats,
SUMMER GOOD
T.l'irllt Wpinrnt Plntriimr (Jnnmmn flnrminhinrr n
xuftui nuigut u.uuiiiljJ. UuUMIUl lllllMlilli ITI
Shoes, ai all Ms of
HOT WEATHERS
Wearing Apparel Now in My Store.
He has received a largo and choice stock of spring Dress
Goods, npw styles and shades. Wash fabrics," consisting of
ginghams, seersuckers, sateens and chambro. , A complete
assortment of white goods, flouncings, hosiery, corsets,
gloves, ladies and children's shoes. Clothing for the (spring
trade. A large and complete assortment for men and
youth's. Hoots, shoes, hats, caps and furbishing goods, and
if you Avanttho best bargains you will havo to call on him.
We are the People
Who carry the most complete lino of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in tho market.
H LADIES BAZAAR.
Is the Leading
illineti and Fancy Goods Stoie of
ClotWer a Met Tailor.
,1 A ,
They carry all the Latest Styles and Novelties In the Millinery line, and
a complete stock of Ladies anu Children's Furnishing goods, and ready-made
garments. Goods the best, and prices the lowest. Call and he convinced.
:- -:- FllOMAX BLOCK
FIRST STliEET,
-PATR0HIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.-
'i
Albany. Oregon.
W F KF.AP, Presides!. J O WP.TT.SMOI. Reoretsry.
J L COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F SIMPSON, Vice President.
DinKCTona-
JLCowau, Geo F Simpson, SV F Head, Pr L Foley, M Sternberg, J W Burnett,
J K Woatheriord, K t) Strahaii, J O Writsuiau.
ALSO M8THICT A11EXTS FOR
Oakland Home luauranee Co, Oakland. Cal. Tradora, Chicago, III.
Aiuerir'an, Philadelphia, Pa. Phoenix, London, Knitlaud,
Norwich Union, London, Eng. London fe Lanehashtre,
London, Eujr. Guardian, London, Kng. Man
cheater, Manchenter, England. Caledonian,
Kdiaburg. Scotland. weecueaier.
ONLY STRICTLY
New York.
INSURANCE OFFICE
IN ALBANY.
IIT HMS BEEH TRIEBI
1
Fruit Raising in the Willamette Valley Pays 100
Per Cent, on the Investment.
HOW DO YOU DO?
There ia bo doubt that
liar
NEW-
Stoek of SILVERWARE, oonslstlr.lt 0
apoona, knivea, forks, fruit dishes, etc,
gold and sliver waichea, jewel r
etc, ia the largest and best ia
the oily, and by far the
best over brought
to Alba nt.
PRICES the Most Reasonable.
Call and See the GOODS
FruSi s" t. t0
T1 ... . AO! iPO (JU
fourth Cash. BoL "Z:. ."T' lur
a.nd finifiTrooi iuZrrr ci la' Payments
a or farther Informa
and Cultivfltfirl Th
. J xur pxo per acre,
tion send for Pamphlet, to
per acre; one-
s: or, set to Fruit
Tj).Li.1 -r -
THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It I" (i wHml.'M bIuh', Willi no tnrkreor wax tltroml
to hurt tho feet; untile of the best t'no citif, MvlUh
Ami oixny, ami rVriiua y make inon rWn thlt
prmtf than ) other mtnvftrtvrr. It cual hauii
M'Wcit Bliiv eodtftm from Itl.ui to fUW.
ffiC OtMirniiluc llMiitl-nfMvcdi the tlne.t calf
4J tne cvit offeretl for .Vni; njimlii Frvucb
ttnportetl fthivfl whleh cost from $s.ito m.
CiA IH Ilnnt1!rncil Writ Shop, ft calf,
Myllnti. rointorlniitc auil itur;lile. The In.(
fttiH1 ever otlVrel Hi thin irloe ; iwtiie KrflJo M cu
(m timiti- nhix- oot lily from $"m to(t.i.
CO AO Poller Mhori Furment, Knltrnfttl Mcti
ninl lA'ttiTOirrltTSftll wenrthem; tlneculf,
te.tuileA, flmootli inl.1t heavy ttireo suk'i, cxtca
nlon tslKi-. tme pair will wenravear.
CJO !iO fliif rnll't no tx'tter iitio erprofTere'l rt
sJIAsi th price : one trlnl will conrluco llii'M
li" nnt a flnH' for comfort ami service.
'Jl mill !-J.(.Jl WnrlthiHinri'i'ii nlrVit
)fa&si ai-, t ry Mritrtsf ntul slnr.itile. 1uo who
trwc ulveii thi-in -i t rial will wear no other nutke.
nVal .00 ninl HI.?.) neli.-.l Hh.vs nro
U-AJ O worn lv tl.- tttivw everv wliert-; they sell
t'U their merit, n-t the lnerenlnt ttiilen nl'nw.
BrOU ltt l..ti,:.;-. riTy t llh; e.piaUTet:i-li
lniportc 1 ii,n CHtiimti.uu ftrn,
I.ihIIc-' ,.!. J-2. mitt WI.7.J rtiw fr
5,'. - ere the h.-st Pine 1'otKol:), s( 1 ;,,; ,iur tl . ,
-nlltoTi.-J.v that V. 1,. ..lWc aLi
..- a.v .-.ian.pe.1 on tv.it tmn ,if 'iu.'
W . I.. inil.LUfc,
TI10 Oregon Land Company,
rjfcKTBT'riittagm
3 t R M Ml m t Ji hi fS Vi
m lu. u a vi H ti t
Til
I I Y DRUG STORE
c
PfeiiTer Block,
Albanj
-
Stanard k Cusick,
I PRorsisTonsi
-DFALBRS IV-
Drugs, Medicines, CbenilcaU, iFso".'
unci Toilet Articles, SporE;!'ruhM
Perfumory, School JItonka, and
Artin'.s' Supplies.
I'hjRleianie iircscrlpllon
Inllf compoanded.
J. A. Comming.
nuvMo
li you want tho bosl
and most durable furnj
,0 JlHUiUltttlU'
.38 U Cd in tlio citv rr tn
BRINK'S
PHOTOGRAPHER,
,nr oorifi andl on v
Wau
J
Alliauy, Oi
Urngs, I'aints, Oil
Glass, lUtC'f
-rk. guaranteed In oven
ho art. .aB-Kulnrglngo
k J rra.cii 01' 1
ORECCN
all liiud. a spec;
ALBANY.