AS 10 Ta JIM ANY.
If there were in republican organs a sense
of the fi'ness of things less would now be
heard ol the Tammany bogy w ith which it has
been accustomed to terrify rural members ol
the party of high times. Last year the re
publicans of New York appreciated the J? -.
rerate nature of the politlcnl situation. Tli
understood the signs of the times, and real
ized that not eren their disgraceful gerryman
der of the state would save them in the ccn
test which impended. In the rural districts
the defections from the party were appalling
to the stoutest republicans. When eren
Franklin and Essex ccunties promised to de
feat republicans there was little hope for the
more equally divided districts,
To meet the difficulty the old-time leaders
bethought themselves of the Tammany cry,
and selected as their candidate for governor
youth with abundant impudence but not bur
dened with sense - Into his mouth were put
platitudes prepared by the most notorious of
the survivors of the Tweed regime. At once
there was unity of action on the part of the
republican press In every state. If Fassett,
the dudish candidate of New York republican
ism, could humbug the voters of that state
with pretense of political purity, there ould
be made an Issue on which the old gang
migh retain their power. On every side
was announced that the people were tired of
Tammany rule. "Some of the unca guid of the
metropolis had joined in the cry against the
democracy bemuse their advice had not been
followed as to the platform of the party, and
had declared themselves favorable to the
victory of the Piatt gang. This was put forth
as proof that the people were with the Piatt
combine. A few noisy mouthers were held
up as specimens of respectability.
But when the votes were counted it was
clear that the people of New York state had
not been deceived in the issns. Thev had
memories inclusive of the Plitt and Tammany
records. Thongh it is not denied that men
of little.scrupie hare sought at times to use the
powerful democratic organization of New
York city, still it had been noted by an ob
servant people that the most potent heads ol
the organization had been laid low when con
victed of wrong doing. This had not been
the case with a political machine whose worst
diameters had received the continued support
of TJa'tism. If republcan organs will look
over the lesson of the late New York cam
paign they will save themselves from deserved
ridicule by avoiding further reference to the
people's distrust of Tammany. That is a
democratic organization as far above the New
York republican political machine as the
heavens above the earth. This has been the
popular verdict by an electorate best able to
form a discriminating opinion.
Every since Ex-governor David Bennett
Hiil was elected to the United States Senate,
seme e;ght or ten months ago, the republi
can leaders have been clamoring that he should
ri-sign the governorship. But the governor
with his characteristic courage kept his hand
on the helm of state until he turns it over to
his successor with his party in full control of
all departments of the state. Now, then,
thes same leiders are objecting to his taking
the senatoiship which they have been insist
ing so long that he s'.iould take. Verily, I) B
H is a brick. He will be a thorn in the side
of some senators in Washington thst will con
tinually worry them.
The legislature of New York was con
vened and organized Tuesday. The senate
elected the officers chosen by the demo
cratic caucus, Edwards, independent
voted with the democrats. No efforts at
obstructionjwere made by the republicans,
Walker, democrat, for the 7th senatorial
district was seated. The senate stands 17
democrats, 14 republicans and one inde
pendent republican who votes with the
democrats. The democrats have six ma
jority in the nuuse. One of the most im
portant duties which the legislature will
be called upon to perform will be the
taking of a census of the state and a re
districting of the state into congressional,
senatorial and legislative distrcts. It is
to be hoped that the democrats will make
an apportionment that will be fair and equj
table to all parts ol the state and one that
will fairly represent the voice of the peo
pie of the state.
Belore Secretary Blaine can reasonably
expect Chili to do equity he must himself
perforin equity. He must recall Pat
Egan, our alien minister, whose misman
agement has been the chief cause ol the
strained relations between the two coun
tries. The Harrison organs which are con
gratulating the president for appointing
only one Indian man circuit judge do not
consider the tact that the one he did ap
point is as Indecent as a dozen ordinary
Indian republicans.
With Mr Elkins In the cabinet and in
official control of the parly machinery the
country may anticipate a more reckless
camplgn and an even more unscrupulous
use of desperate political appliances than
were witnessed In or iSSS.
i
Mtr J-tuviti AtnuiU i.ujtu 10 M' flirt an
audience in K.;insa City, hvA the pipers in !
tli.it cliv an.' 1i;ii to make u; f..
Clllini; fiiiii Col. Ariio'ul. Wi-::
conlkl :t Mi-ouri.:Ti
!ii In
Tiurc 1- J dii'fvi. '
plate ol - in. J s
WO'CC.
WHAT 110 YOU THINli?
A dispatch from New Orleans says:
The Elm Hall sugar plantation ol I. eon
Goodchaux, In Assumption parish, closed
the rolling reason Monday, having turned
out the Immense amount of 4.250,000
pounds of sugar, on which Mrfiooilchaux
will get $85,000 bounty from the United
States. It is one ol a dozen plantations
owneu oy mm, who will be the largest in
dividual receiver ol bounty In the t'nited
States, and will receive something more
ban ipjyjoo from the govrrnment,
For tlie producing of i i.cno.ooo nourds
ol sugar this man is given a bounty of
$250,000. The whole people ol the United
States are taxed to make up this bounty lo
this one man. There is no juggling, no
mysterious way about this matter. This
man will go before the secretary ol the
treasury ol the United States, make the
necessary proof that he has made that
much sugar and he will receive his war
rant lor this vast sum ol money. From a
republican standpoint this bounty system
is a redeeming trait In the McKinley bill.
Of course this man is wealthy or he cuuld
not carry on such a busings. AllUe peo
ple are taxed for the benefit of this wealthy
one. This class leglilation is the lurking,
poisonous foe thit U gradually undermin
ing the very fundamental principles ol
free government. Will the people take
warning now, or will they He supinely on
thelrbacks hugging the delusive phantom
ol hope until this foe shall have bound
them hand nnd foot? vVhat do you think?
Tariff reform makes constant gains
among the present descendants of the Pil
grims. Hence the appositeness ol Mr
Cleveland's Insistence among his fellows,
upon "the thought that our government
cannot, without perversion, hold cut une
qual rewardt and encourage selfish de
signs." It is a most cheering 6ign of the
limes that it i6 among New Englanders
themselves that this sort of Americanism
s finding its ablest advocates. (And when
New England pronounces clearly for an
equitable tariff the end of the Iniquitous
poncy 01 "protection lor me rich at the
expense of the poor will be near at hand.
Prof Baircl of the Fish t 'onimission thinks
that salt water fish are migratory. Jf they
are reared at a given spot along the shore
they will return to that spot. The fisher
men near fJlonciwtor, Maw, where some ex
periments were conducted, found that in
those places where eggs of cod had lwen
hatched large quantities of this variety, and
of nljout the size which these fish would
naturally attain in two years, wen- to he
had in two years after the eggs hail been
laced there. They came to the conclusion
that the fish had returned to theirold haunts
and they gave them the name of -The Fish
Commission Cod."
For Sale. Twenty-tour acre tract of
and, nil In cultivation, suitable fur Drune
orchard, $45 per acre. Inquire on prem
ises of Wm St John, 4 miles west of Tan
gent.
Itia actual! r economy to drink Reenh'n
Tea. Being ab'olute'y pure., it is much
stronger than the artihelil ten, about one
third less of it, or about twenty grains, he
in equirsd per cun. As there are 7,080
grains to a pound, there will hn Been to he
between three and four hundred cups to the
pounu as it is hut uU cents per pound.
una is acme rateot about one fifth of a cent
per up. ror Bale at Allen Bros.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
17-ANTED.-Highest prioe paid for
If niccs at the chair factory, Albany,
vf 1 ei$iiu.
IT'OIt SALE House and oorner lot In
; H'i3dadd. $750. Apply to I W Davis.
m r ONEY TO LOAN -Home oapltal to
llL loan, in sums to ruit.on Albany and
Llnu eotintv real esta'o or good personal
necuriiy. y k MoFlioraon, Firm Street
upt. opsonic nail, Albany, Or.
T UST. Between 1
College nnd ei t
Ii end of town and south
til afreet:
h large, KiiHre; tan or velluw colored
valise. l.eavo tt tins ollieo
SN. STEELE
a Loan inonr
fc Co.. Albany, Ore
' on irond rf-nl ovinia
rwtirliy in Linn end adjoining cf untie u
TMOTT POULTRY, GAME.I
Lj I J Irom Portland nnd t
I I 1 n places, always on hat
A ivll our market, near corn
fresh
other
and a
corner f
Second and Ellsworth streets.
GiORtiH SLA-JUtfTKR
THIS FROG WAS CAUGHT
AT F. E. ALLEN'S.
BY A TEPiflPTIftfG BAJT
ia.it 11 (lie
V fi".i:.::,:.. tl
CUStot'Kf
1 m ith t!i, V.,
Wafi'itt.
Ht.K IIKHE
i'arkt'r Bros, grocers.
Now cloaks at W F Head's.
iMvat styles .f hats it W F Keu.,..
Iteduotiim lu summer gnuds'at W F lUad'tf
Apple parers f r sale at Stewart & Sox s.
S A Hulin, ilrtiegist, French's coruer.
Fiao groceries at Conn & lleudricson's.
Latest sheet music at Will & Lick's.
rnu"0i HiI ?'" niuhrellaa at lies than
cost at V F Read's.
0 1'1 spectacles and eye Joj, all stylos
and price, at F M r'r.'uc!i',
The finest line of peckor knives in the
city at Stewart & Sex's.
Bargains in gold watches at French s,
'The Corner Jewelry Store."
A full lino ol Waruor'a corsets, boat in
the world for the money, at V V Load's.
J. W. Bentley, leadiiiT boot and shoe
maker, just east ol Kvvore House.
Silk urn', roll's in nitural wood handles
cheap at F nch t Jewelry store.
Go to Kiuiu lr and have- your shoes
repaired while you wait.
Patronize hemo industry and buy hand
mado harness, warranted, from O O Mo
Karlind,at Dubrutllus old stand.
G. to W Lohb. successor to Paisley &
Smile, Flinn Block, lor yourj b printing
ji an Rinus
Just
24.
la Just St hours J. V. 8. relieves constipation
and sick headaches, After It gets the system
uimercumroi an occasional dose prevents return.
We refer by permission toW. II. Marshall, limn.
wick Mouse, 8. F.j Geo. A. Werner, KU California
Bt, B. r.J Mrs. C. Mclvin. 136 KenrnT Sf S V
and many others who have found relief Irom
constipation and sick headaches. G.W. Vincent,
ot Tcrreuce Conrt, 8. F. writes: "1 am CO years
I age and have been troubled with constipation
lot 25 years. I was recently induced lo try Joy 's
, ouizaparuia, 1 recognized In it at
u he imui me Mexicans used to give us
in ug early Wi lor bowel troubles. (I came to
California In 1S33,) and I knew It would help me
and It has. For the first time In years I can sleep
wvu ouu my system is regular and In splendid
condition. Thcold Mexican herbs in this remedy
are a certain cure In constipation and bowel
troubles." Ask lor
Joy's
VegetabJe
SarsaparHIa
FOR SALE BY
STANARD & CUSICK
ALBANY
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
A'hile trying to Crowd theii
Way into
ilEVOE & FROrHAN BROS
jtore, where they always have on hand
ho largest Stock south ol Portland, of
the latest Improved Rifles and Shot
juns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
nt other things too numerous to mention
JRepa.ii- Shop
in connection with the Store, and one ol
e best workmen in the State to do any
lid all kinds ol work.
Come one Come al. No rouble to
how goods. "Small prcfit and quick
W is out jnotto.
c
ITY DRIC1 NTOKE
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany
Stanard & Cusick
UrugK, Medicines, Chemicals, iYnor
and Toilet Articles, bponges. Brushes
Perfumery, Kobool Iiooka, nd
Artiste' Supplies.
I'hyrjiciaiin' iricrlpllen nre
Inly coniponnded.
FORTRStLLER & IRVING
A.
-FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.-
c.riHiial Kiiiljaliuing doi, Scicntiflj
Ailmu.v. (lvrSU,
my.
CHOICE MEATS
j- An, K1.1
: 1 W 1 jtini-trt lrk'.
.in tj
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
anil
Elder Flower
Cream
ti iwt ft iMvuiieli in Uiti fteiitw in wtiinh tlit letm
it uulnrlr used, Iml ruiaiifiilly tri-miti (!, It
creUjj loft, iiiiiMilb, eler, ve'vi-ty hkiii, aiui by
1 -hi If io ifMblwlty make tho wnui'lrxitm st-vcntl
ultadai white", I i a ti.muMtit iriUi'ti(iii fpjin the
HTerl ( fun Mill triiiil ftiid rcvntii inn tiurii ftnii
fc'veklM, fti id lltielt hetvtl will never coma while ni
e il. It el en rues tlm fnoo far better tliaa loap nml
iitr, nurishiHiantl hull la up the ilcln lUiuim ami
1. re vents the (onnntion nf wrinalci' It ihf the
frtjhncu, elcftriiess and nniiiirii yf Ami that you
am wnen a uwe jjiri. Rirory nir, y.Minjg or uiti.
nuht to tie it, aa il (riven a marc Voutliful appenr
atite to any laily, nnd that rmuiiciitlv. It eniit&itm
no aaiil. nowtlor nr aikalt, and i an harmlfiia aa tie
a!.l aa iK-ttriHhinff in the k-n a dew i the (Uwur.
Irlrr , at all itni4'Utiui. hitirlriM'ni, rat
Mrs liervalm (Jritham'n cntnhlislinioiit, ut I'.wi atroet
San Kminlwvn, wherv she tri-ntM lii.iica for al I Mi-inUri-e-tof
ihvfaee or ilure. I.nlia nt a ili-tiii tretl. i
hy letter. Send atamp tK Iter little bok "Haw to
ttoautiful."
Sample Bottlo,;:!. n,
pay Ktat:i( an J (xi-Uin,', aiiM wanie.1
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach
Cure t;e wnnt eafea of Freckle. Sunburn Sal
nwnees. Moth-patchr. litn.laB aixl all vkin blciiiitliM,
Tire i!tl,vo. ituriiiieaa aim encvlive ; iiu aainv
an be aeut ; Lady aifeiila wanted.
TnO Ppiinrrriot iu thiauiwn wlm flmtonlcia
xi sViugK'uu hi:i t.f my preparatiuiia
have his imine ndtltHl to thia il vert i -ten ion t.
My prepitrationa are for ie by wholuaale drug
innta in VUIW((0" I'WT ly was Ul It,
REAL MERIT.
PEOPLE
Say the S. B. Cough Cure
is the best thing they
ever saw We are not
flattered, for we know
that real merit will win
AJ1 we ask is an honest
trial.
Albany, Orojif n
Hft stock of 2nd irnnH in tha
illf-y. Ati:l ihn moot retnnniiin prioes
1 iwvs on uanu an i:inM o:
FURNITim, STOVES, TINWARE,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETC.
On door west nf S f. Yonor' eld mora
L. COTTLOri
WHY IS THE
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE rrAPu
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
i iKurrumirsii iir 1, wmi noiacKftor wax thread
to hurt the ft-et; mailo vt the U-iit Una rait, stylish
and ciiny, and because ice make more Khars of this
tjraae than any other manufacturer. It cuuall hand
GKwcd Kh'ips costlnp; frf.m to $'.'X).
w" iiiuiiip iiaiiu-ncwed, tnonnfutpftir
tt4l wu iniiiiiopwrfl eit ishnr, line cair,
stylish, cimfortftbli and durulile. The best
shoe errr off-rrd at this price ; name undo as cus
ffiO 30 Police Miort Farmers, Hailroni Men
V and Li-tu-rrarrit-rsall w.-ar th.m: llnnmlf.
sramicM.BnHMith Insiflo. heavy threo Sulvs. exien-
Elon cdtft. m t.nir will nns
CO 50 flnp cnlft no better nh'ccrerniTrrr-(1 at
this prire; one trial will con v luce Uiosa
whowant a shoe or comfort an1 service.
5S2 a?.nnd W'ttO WorUitiBmnn's shoet
are very stronit and durable. Those who
ssW " " "l."r u "iner matte.
yj worn by the )oncvcryn'here; tho j soil
tu their merits, n the lurreaoinR sates show.
DnHls6 Jlandnewed shoo, best
BaQUICO lionKoIa. vervBtyllthiequalsi'rencl.
iiiHoriea Buoescosiinnrrom l.i) to Q.ui,
l.aillrn' tl.SO, S'f U find ft 1.75 shoe fop
BllMes nn the best fine LiH.nnol. St rllsh aud durable.
i niiilnn.-See that W. L. buuKlas' name and
price aru stamped on the bottom of eucb shoe.
ITTAKE NO HrBTITt TE.J
TnsUlon l'ral advertlm-d dealensupDlTaiiTVon
V. 1 HOI (.'LA, IJrocktou, mSLI. Wbf
T0,LL UHOM IT MAY
COACERiV.
No'.ice is licrchv
Hiven to pans tha
in aceoHl.ir.ee will
! IV. I i
1 llCv-
iin' -iantlv
pass not in on tn
panict liiititii.
jinl of Mini noJice
; i'tvpn.t,ti .j :l,c
cjiu-nre a valu.iii.c
:uiv k! nil part;,
rn tiiinil n ; rcw.
j .i it f 'M 1 1: i."- f.
fx'flit ( thr- i
M Uiitti !m v ,.t.
rs lo,';
i.i". il
l-iA.-f..,,
in t
ti'-e -;;rr.i
iiJy
' Ji'
partv w
1
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ASK YOUR
ASK THE PEOPLE
Where to got tlie Best
Wliere to get the Post
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
And they will Answer with One Voice, at
ffiSTG. w.
Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar
The very, latest news ia that you can buy at JULIUS
GRADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net oash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c.
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
20 lbs. Extra C Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 25
6 Gallons Good Pickles 90
0 lbs. No. Savon Soap 00
A Complete Hanging Lamp 2.00
Wholesale price of migar-lUO His extra C, J t.7.r; 100 ilia granulated, f!).73.
I will condtiat a atrietca'h alore, and all icnndi will "old f,lr n"' canli from 1(1
jo 25 per cent lam than rnuiar Prl'- My mock of Cliiiiawnre, fanoy kooiIh, and
all the deairabln syloa of dialin), aa well aa a itonnral aanortiimnt of uriicnrini, cruck
O'j, lamps anil flxturaa it complete. 1 make a apmUlly of lino tis, o.illaea and
biking powder, and always plaaxe my ciiNtouiurH,
My dlanlay of new toys and novelties
finest over brought to Albany.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE 5 RETaIL ' GROCERS
c:gars tobacco, and
KIIMDR IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block.
BLACKEVlAft! & HODGES.
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
DRUGS. MEDICINES
We are the People
Wli oarry tha most complete Jinu of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in tlie market.
J. A. dimming,
Wall Paper,
Jrug;s, Paints., Oilw
Glass, ltc. ,
ALBANY, -:- OREGON
FOSHAY & MASON
VVSLsB'B ..ID KiriAtli
Jruggistsand BookseSIers
aiiisiurjoim n. Axieirn puonoatlon,
iiich we c!l a ouMiskor'i : rfv(itb
WPITSEAN ft mW GR03.
Real L;at Ago'its
f'.'trip? r,:ul ll.'iiciics for p
Alsiit.'ly i.r..,x-ity in Alit
NEIGHBOR
OF LINN COUNTY
Bargaina,
Value for Your Money,
-IK-
SIMPSON'S.!
for tho holidays thla yoar will be the
JulliiM Urtttlnrolil.
choice fruits of all
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON.
ALB AN I
STATIONARY &C
Albany
IRONWORKS
. ManufHcturers o-
EAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON rHONTS
AUD ALL KIMD3 OF KEA7
ANO LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
!lal attention jald o e palrlnii all
daof uiauhiner
Falttirns Ffiade on Short Notice
' ':ii-iinri:i, . ...
a m oi WESSON
M A i
hi r':KU.KT.
HTM f,. VEJ-SON,
M'AW.Vf, i l I I II. JIAXS