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gktUll Democrat S1'H1XGEK-S SENSIItLK l'KOCltAM. The illness of Speaker Crisp will compel the election of a speaker pro tempore at the opening of the postholldav session, but the officer thus chosen will be In sympathy with the sentiment which elected Crisp and made Springer chairman of the com mittee on wavs and means. The countrv may expect, therefore, that there will be no delay In preparation by the house for practical legislation. With economy and retrenchment exercised in the preparation of appropriation bills the house, reaching the ground of prudent ex penditure which Reed's congress woefully missed, will be in position to make some progress. To attempt radical legislation will simply be to invite its rejection in the other house. But to make a few concrete demands for the reduction of the burdens against which F0P"lar protest was made with astounding emphasis will be honest ly to endeavor to secure beneficent results to which a republican senate must consent or take the consequence. The Springer program is clearcut and practical. A bill to repeal the McKinlry laws would be mere challenge to definite refusal. But pioposals made In the expectation that the senate will concur, and for the purpose of gaining desired relief by every honorable means.without reference to mere party ad, vantage, will command confidence and re spect. Thus, wren bills are passed In the house providing for the enlargement of the free list so as to include wool, binding twine and the fibers entering into Its con struction, lumber, salt, and co.ton ties, It will be difficult to assign in the senate a reason for the refusual of all of them, and it is possible that to the advantage of con sumers and to the entire farming class certain advantfges will accrue 1 here are democrats who favor a Fabian policy; they oppose piebald legislation; thev would consume the time of congress In merely marking lines upon which the presidential contest between the grca' parties may be waged. These men ate politicians and nothing more. In the west the demand is for results, not for maneu vers, and there will be no sympathy In the great valley, where democracy must make gains or the party lose the presidential election, with any policy that would make of n congressional session nothing more than a factor in a fall campaign. The country asks for relief not as urgently as a year ago, for a great crop has 6tayed stomachs and claimed nervous minds. A season's prosperity through the benefi cence of nature has taken some fervency from the cry of reform. But there are houghtful citizens who look beyond the immediate present and know that a great factor in the distress which is relieved on ly at periods by extraordinary crops Is created bv government when it continues un-.ecessary taxation. If a democratic congress shall be in the position to say, without the slightest sug gestion of posing for effect. '-We have not attempted the impossible, but we have honeslly afforded our party adversaries opportunity to do justice to the people in same greatly needed directions," the sit uation of the democrats before 1 2,000,000 of electors will be free from any suggestion of trickery, whether their effort succeeds or fails. Thegrcatinjusticeof a tariff policy which has been obtained with generally ncreasing advantage to protectionists can not be removed in a day. Time ! needed not one session of conaress, but many- sessions ; not one presidential election, but sessions of these, reformatory legislation must be gradual and conservative. The time is not fayortblc for radical treatment of the taritf question. Nature has inter posed a tremendous corn crop. But the time is opportune for movement against th-jsc injustices of tariff la vs mo-.', easily comprehended The Timcf hopes to see the Springer committee speedily at work in the right dircc tion. Chicago Timrs. Our cut.vim'il ooti'iiipor.iry, tlw JeralJ. . . , ; v 1 . says that there 1" 0110 question wmrii rami reformers have failed to answer ami that is. whv nil articles are cheaper now than More the new tariff went into effect. It does not need any answer. The public generally understands that the lla-ahi s position is not true. If lmttinc a tariff duty 011 an article lowers the price of that article, why is it that taking the duty off also lowers the price? The IltxaUt lias not. nor can it an swer this question. Kvervbody knows that till sells higher, and supir lower in the markets than Vfore the passap' of the Mc- Kinley hill, ami why? Simply Ivcause that hill increased the duty on tin and put uirar on the fret' list. The jieople tindcr taml these plain simple truths and they are able to trace the cause, and no amount of jiij;t;lini; or sophistry can fr.1ins.1y tliein. Commonwealth of Kajrland" was a term applied to the interefrnum lietween the death of Charles I. and the restoration of Charles II. A republic was established at the execution of Charles 1. Jan :). lt'4!. A new- oath, called the 'vngaKwaent," was framed, which all officials wen- ohlij.i'd to take. Oliver Cromwell was made protector Pee 16. 17-Vi, succeeded by his son Hichanl Sept 3, ls"8. Monarchy was restored May and Charles II. entered London May 29. 166"). The miles of the various nations express ed in yiirds. are as follows: The Irish mile. 2240 yards; Swiss. 91.V1; Italian. 1766: Scotch. 19S4; Tusran. 1S01 ; Herman. 100: Arabian, 21; Turkish: 1826: Flemish. 6S96 ; Vienna 82 96- Roman, 1628 or 2025; Welch. 11C7 or 1:1:17; Dutch and Trussian. 6480; Swedish and Danish, 7:!ol.5; English and American, 1760. IK lll'.HE Parker Uros, grocers. New cloaks at V F Head's. Latest styles r,f hats at W lie.,,.. Reduction in summer Roods'at W V Hwul's Apple parers f-r salo at Stewart & Sox s. Fiaegrocvriea at Coun Si iluuilricseu's. Latest sheet musio at Will & Link's. 1'srasnls and sun umbrellas at less than cost at W K Head's. Gold spectacles and eve glasses, all y!eJ and prices, at F XI French'". The finest line of pocket knives 111 the city at Stewart Sox'a. Kargaius in gold watches at rrcuch s, "The Corner Jewelry Store." A full line of Warner's corsets, bc&t in the world for the money, at W F Haad's. J. W. Bentley, leadini b.wt and hoi maker, just east of Rovero House. Silk umbrellas in nstural wood handles cheap at French's Jewolry store. Go to K 'ii lirot and haye your shoes repaired wade on wait. Patronize heme industry and buy hand made harness, warranted, from O C Me Karl 1 nd, at Uubrulllea old stand. G.i to C W Cobb, soccessor to Pauley Jc Smilej, Flinn Block, for yourj d printing if all kinds MRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber ami The oldest capital in the I'nited States is Sunte Fe. which was the seat of povernment in New Mexico as far back as 1040. and yet its population is only C1S'. according to Porter's census. 2500 1500 1500 411 175 BE.tl ESTATE SslF.S, M J Monteitli to G W Aldrich, 54x lo'J feet, Lebanon $ W T Cochrane to Win M Moore, V bl45, H's 2rd A. Albany 0 A Hall to Rebecca Hall, 1 5 in terest 320 acres 10 w 2 R A Rauipv, trustee, to J M Phil pot, et ux, 3 lots, Ilarrisburg.. Maggie D'Anuond to Mia L J Houck, 'a' interest 1 lot, Tan- upnr V S to Wm Warner, 100 acreo.9 K 3.Patent U S to C Pdeish. 160 acres 13 E l..Patent .1 D Barnard to U B Robertson, bO acres 14 w 1 125 Geo II lonesto W J Pennington, 1 lot. Highland grove 35 C II Raffetv, referee, to J B Lee, 273 acres 12 w 4 0 (58.73 L R R Mounts to V H Caldwell, 10.34 acres 11 w 4 150 Geo T Elliott to R Jeanes, 8 1-9 acre 14 r 1 G50 1 B Roberts to John T Grate, 160 acres near Shedd 4800 I B Roberts to Columbia Jones, 170.55 acres, near Shedd 4250 pimples, The old idea of 40 yean ago was that facial eruptions were duo to a "blood humor," for which they ffavo potash. Thus all the old Sana partitas contain potash, a most objectionable and drastic mineral, that instead of dex1 rowing, actually creates moro eruptions. You have no ticed this when taking other Sarsaparlllas than Jo;'s, It is however now known that tho atom- orb, the blood creating rowcrt tufl Mat of all vitiating or clemnio operation. A stomach clogged by Indigestion Or constipation, vitiates I the blood, result pimples, i clean stomach and ! healthful digestion purines it and they disappear. Thus Joy's VegeraMe Sarsaparilla is compounded after the modem idea to regulate the bowels and stimulate the digestion. The efTuct is immediate an J most satisfactory. A short testimonial to contrast tho action of tho pouli Sarsavarilias and Joy's modern vegetable preparation. Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayts St., 5. F., writes: "I have for years had indigestion, I tried a populor Sarsaparilla but it actually caused more pimples to break out on my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later preparation and acted dilTercntly, I tried It and the pirapljs immediately dUappcared." Vegetable SarsapariSSa Largest bottle, most enVrtive. Siimc price, FOR SALE BY STANARD & CUSICK ALBANY Elder Flower Cream In not & cotsmetii' In lln tjrimv In whifh that toim is popular))' ustsl, but permanently liulitle, li rrrnten a soft, siiMoth, vlt'tir, v'reiy kin, ami by (1iW u tfrliill.f make tho couiplexiun scierai t-hnilcM white. His ciiwlatil proU'fti.m from ll if rtTei'ta ( sun and wind and p-uvenu inn tmni ant) frckle, and black head will never ooii while yti aetl. It deaiM? the face far better thta 'ap and ftttcr, Bourilieand hull U th skin limiu-t and pruunta the (unmlion of wrinaKa" It fivaa the frebaca. claarneita and iwithnea itf nkin that y-m htl when a little i;irl. Kver? ialy, yimit r dd ituiht M nt it. as it given a mre routhfitl appear mice toany lady, and tht porinvientiy. It contain ue aoiu, pwiir or aiKau, aiui it nninr urw fti.il aa iiiiuriiliinir ti tbu k'ii n dew ia t the ttewer I'rlre ffil W, at all dniK'fiata and hiiirdrwucin, rat Mra Dervaiae Unthaui'a tutablinlinienl, li'S I'-wt strt'fi sn Fraiieittfto, wherv she treiitaladiua ftr alt bloinili otif thefaee r fltins. ld eaal a diiaet ireaWtl by letter, ftend stamp f"i lier little book "Hew be Ihwutiful." Sample Bottle re.tf.,t of 1 centa in atarnp pay jiti;e aiw' pa.'km,', l.t 1 njenM wated MRS. GRAHAM'.5 Face Bleach Cures tve wmt canes of KretWV. Sunhurn. Sal- owneaa. Mith-iaiehea. Pinudur- and all Am bltinitdiM, I'rlrr IHI.IHI. lUnnlena and ellrctive; sample au be sent ; Urnty aentit wanted. Tlifl Tlnnrrrriaf ll,i" town who Aral ordeis a 111b UlULm'ob t,ri of my reparatiuna will have his name atbled to thi pdvertiwinent. My preprationa are fur by wlie!eale drug fists is ChicaKuand every city wat at 1, 11EAU MERIT- Joys 22,554.75 For Sale. Twentv-tour acra tract of land, nil in cultWatlon, suitable for prune orchard, $45 per acre. Inquire on prem ises oi Wm St John, 4 miles nett of Tan gent. TWO MEN AND ONE BOY POUND DEAD!! PEOPLE Say thfe S. B. Cough Curo is the ba3t thing they ever saw. We a-.-e not flattered, for -e knnw that real merit will win. All we ask i3 an honest trial. For Hale by FStl.4YA; SIASOX, Albar.y, Orocn. li'u aotaallr economy to drink Beech" Te. Boinx iibo!atolv pure, it U much stronger than tho artilicul teal, about one third less o( it, or ihoat twenty grains, he inequirid per cup. As there are 7.CS0 irrains to a pound, thfre will he seen to he between thrae and four handred cupi to the nound Ai it ii hut 60 cents per pound. this is at the rate of alv"it one fi'th of a cent per cup. For sale at Allen Bros. Ladies, do vou wish your hair to stay iu cnrl. if so Bet a bottle of French curline at Mrs rivman s Conlim-ittal money was the title pven to the bill of credit is-uinl l.y tlie enntrres of the united colonies of America, ilunm.' the war for imleiK-ntlence. When that war broke out Spaniel coin was the drinciple metallic currency in the colonies. Its quantity was entirely inadequate for the Bnierp'ncy, and when the war was fairly commenced, after the battle of Hunker Hill the eon(rres imitated some of the colonial troveniments. and issued bills of credit. JturinK 17"." bills to the amount of i.000, 0CK) were issued. Other isues were made. until at the lefrinnint.' of 17N1, tln'ir hills of credit had leen put forth to the uinount of $-J0O.O0O.0X, with promise!) to be redeemed in Spanish milled dollars. After the sec ond vear of their emission (1777) these bills beiran to depreciate rapidly, for the pros pect of their redemption appeared very re mote and problematical. arums nieas- ures were adopted to sustain their credit but in vain. Thev depreciated more and more rapidly. In 1 7"J. 40 paer dol were worth only one in siieeic. and in 17x1 they were utterly valueless. They had 11 f forded teimiorary relief, but were f i 11:1 productive of much public evil and individ 11 d .-utTeriner. These bill-are now ran- ol je -ts in the collections of the curious. There are indications that this conjure. will nasi a fn-p silver coin. lire bill limited U '!. uroiluct of the silver bullion from Aim ic 111 mines. It i- - ir" to say t'nat th:it lunch silver cm he Ho.i'.e.i at a parity willi j. i ' JA the bill i'.i".. I'tnll-Dt .wrw.i ! not veto it. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. It: T bouiork In a rra:l quire at noithvt corner l-yon MS, near r c.epot. TAN'TKD A sirl to d. cer.r-il nn v. jii i:i.:h: sml lirANTFI).-Hichest ) rice V hii.es at the clinir factory Oret;on. l aid for Albany, .''OR SALE House and cornor lot In H'" 3d add. $750. Apply to I W Oayis MONEY TO LOAN Home capital to ionu. in auins to puit.on Albany and Linn eouiuy real estate or eood personal aecurity. W K McPhersnn, First Hlroet opp. Mrsonio Hall, Albany, Or, N STKELK t Co.. Albany, Ore Loan money on cood real estate security in Linn and adloining ctuulia b s. r"MMTT I'OULTry, ga: , V M from Portland ai I . places, always or X J-kJIa our market, near Virile trying to Crowd theii WAY INTO itoro, where they always have on hand h largest Stock south of Portland, of the latest Improved Rifles and Shot ?uns: an Immense stock of Fishing Tackle of every description; Tents, Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands of other things too numerous to mention Repair Shop in connection with the Store, and one of "ne best workmen In the State to do any md all kinds of work. Come one Come al. No rouble to how eocds. "Small profit and nulck al" i& out jnotto. c IT Y DRCG STORE Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard & Cusick si Mf b&Xa. p ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR I ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY Where to got thfi Best liargaiiiR, Where to sri't the Best Value for Your Money, -IN- Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., A'ul they will Answer with Ono Voice, nt iG. W. SIMPSON'S. Julius Gradwotil's Bazaar The very latest newa is that you can buy at JULIUS GB ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows: . . 25c. ...$l.0D ... 1.00 ... .25 ... .90 90 ... 2.00 Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar 20 lbs. Extra C Sugar White... No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 6 Gallons Good Pickles 20 lbs. No. Savon Soap A Comnlete HancinK Lamp Wholesale price of uKr-10i) lbs extra C, 4.7.r.; 100 .bs gianulatod, $5.70. t .-ill oonrtnnt . utrirKMsh .lore, and all noods will be sold for net oasu from in o 25 per cent lea than r-uu.ar prloe. My stock of Chinaware, fanoy K all the df-slrable syles of mslim. as wall as a tteneral asaortment of Rrocerlj ory, lamps anil fixtures is romplnto. 1 make spaciany 01 11110 b ikinK powder, and always plase my customers, My dlsplaT of new toy t and novelties for tuo holidays finest over urougut to aiunuy. :ood and ms. erook- oifleea and this vear will be Hie JuWiitt Ciratiwohl. 2nd Store. Ist stork of 2nd poo ls In tho Valley, nil ! Him most reonab!o prices. 1 havi oil baud all kin Is ol FUi;HITU3'e. ST3VES, TIHWARE, TRUCKS. BSOKS, PICTURES, CLOCKS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC. One door wett ofS rZ Y.v.i !' eld store. I. C0TTLE5S POULTRY, GAME.fresh and other on hand af corner o Second and Ellsworth streets. OftOKUR SLAVOHTER Drugs, edicines, bemicals, iFancj and Toilet Articles.Sponges.Tirushoav Perfumery, School Hooks, and Artists' Supplies. Physicians' prescriptions rare luly compounded. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. -aTOTICK ISHKRKBY GIVEN THAT by virtue of an order of sale duly made and entered of record in the County Court of Linn county, OroRon, on the 5th day of Janusrv, in tho mMter of the estate of Maris Crcwo. decossed, the undersigned, the duly quuiitlcd and act itiR Mdniinistrstor ofs;i l estslo, will on Hatunlay. tils 1:1 h dy of Kot-nnry, 1S02, at the h'.ur of 1 o'clock !' ni., sll at public suet ton st ih Court House door, in theoiiy .f Albany, Linn county. Orpgoii, for Oifdi in tiAi.d to the highest bidder the real ptoper,y bcdonniiiK to said estate, desoribert as follows, towii: An uudivi Jeil nne-eievontli of the north half of the lionatio.! Lsnd Claim of Samuel Porter and wde, beinc donation Claim No :t3,and being parts of Sections S. . 7 snd S, In township 14, S IN W, iliaiuetto Meridian, in Linn county, Cregon. t)std this l'-th !v or.Tmiu v, isoi. CEO. ilt'MriikKY, Aduiiui9triior. F0RTMILLER & IRVING -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- Artoiial Embaliulng done SotootiCcaily. .ilbnny, Urson. E Or All Kixi's Ojo-it Srhiaeor' Livery next ALLEN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE I RETAIL GROGERS CIGARS TOBACCO, AND GMOIUL rKUiia wr ufc KINDO IN LARGE OR SMALL "UANrnita IN THEIR SEASON. Flinn Block. ALB AN BLAOK-rAIM & HODGES, LEADINGDRUGGISTS ALBANT - OBEQOKT ORUCS. MEDICINES STATIONARY &G WHY IS THE L. S3 SHOE THE BEST SHOE IN THE ViCOLD FOR THE MONEY? It IS n Rf'aTniCSs sii'M. v.nn ii'imrhst-r iiuru.i to hurt tbc f ct; matlo of th? hen line calf, M1'3.11 grade than any othtr manufacturer. It equaLs aand Sfwpi sfi-ocnstinif fr..m ftt.'AI to $r.A). . CE OOiipnniue Hniiil-wpwed, th flnp't enlf P9i shoe ever offtrc.l fr equal trencb linrcrtfl shoo wmen cost imm 1051-.'". OD Hntiil-SrweH Writ Mhor, fino cnlf. J)4! sljiNti. ctmf'rtahlo anU durable. The bent shoo ever ofTt-reti at thl price j ponu KraJe as cu-tntn-ma'ln hop mstitnc fruni $'i."J to CCO 5 Tolipe fihoiM Jarmer. Hallmad Mpti tPOi and I.ctttrt arrivraall wi-artbt-m; One calf, 8camlM. BiiHKHh inst.lt, hpavy threo iulci, extua Blon p4lKe. uoe pair will wear ft ypar. n 30 flue cnlf! nolM-tternh.icereroffwtiat 2aba thU price; ono trial will convluce Uioso who wont aiboofnr comfort antl uprvlee. Ct O t& and Si.OU Workinsmnn' iboei 9 aro Tory stroiiK And durable. Those who have g.Ten them a trial will wear do other make. nAUe J.OO nnd 81.75 school ihm an) DUI9 worn by the boy every where: theytcil pa their merits, ni thp iucreasinu sales show. II ir4!Ae 9:).00 Ilnnd-Apwrd shoo, best kCtU ICO Lioticola, vtrytylUti;eiualsr'rengt Imported shoes costiiicfmm to 8G.t). I'luIlrtV tiaO 'J.MI nud hoe for lIljM-9 are the best fine Uougola, stylish aud durable. ( nuilon,-See that W. I.. louKla' naruo ouU prlco aru stamped ou the btUim of each shoo. trTAKE JiO WIITITi:TE.-f TnsHI on local advrtlvd dealers siipplylod yott. 1, L DOl tiLA, Urocktou.Muss. buldbj r1l 1 t l Is We are the People Who carry tlia moat completa lino of Hard ware, Stoves, RaDges, etc., in the market. K. lil.AJN TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notict' ishcrcbv ulven tti all naitips tha in accoidance with iitw I have posted tres pass r.utkes on mv pre.ni-es furhiddlng paniL" hunting on tiir niti r. In disre gard of situi noiicf partic-. liavf constantly trespah-td 11 the ptt-in i (. ard hi conve- qiit-iice a valt.abk- Li.ih' iwt- (icon injured ii tnouty made up t bv dic!;ariMj ol hiiraMu. 1 hi aliv and all parties tn:it 1 h. J. A. CnmmiDg, Wall Paper, ALBANY . 0REC0N FOSHAY l MASON 0LBtAL ADD HBTAlb Druggists and Booksellers A.tsi.is for John B, Aldon's puiillcatlons, siliich we sell a pulilisliBr prlow with stHicea11ai ALBANY. li:JO.V mv nima i paics fun 1. pit r ci pltMl'l-tl v wl.o Ires. t.) tlic full ii!l Kive t:j 1 i!:ttne the party whosliol mv horse, l.cbai on, Or., Due .t.i, MAKION BUKK1I ART. ALBANY OH. WMTSMAH & HULEEB.T BROS, Real Estate Agcnla Farms and llanchef: fcrtaW. Also city bropvity in Aibacr aud Curyt!!. Albany IRONWORKS Manufacture a' IE AM ENCINES CRIST AND SAW MILL MACHINERY IRONr HONTS AHD ALL KIN93 OF HEAVY AND LICHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTINCS. pnclal alieutinn jald o i pairlnit " da of maohlnors PaUerns Made on Short Notice BIB HiaillilHl the ci;r.KiinATi:n (( SKITH Si WESSON - .9 (he Fined Small Armo Eicr Mjn jffclurcd.'S F.Xr,Eu.l.v'r.E r VjT0Ve n IWMKQ and SAFETY. ' 5 m Utvirc of cheap Iron lmitatirr.j.CPl K Sc-d fr'llluitM'd Cataoc trd Pii-.a L't to MITIi & WESCON. .sf.'i.vf; n i.i. a. ji.i ss. ,w m w 2 q a B 8 b m