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Newspaper Page Textgtviiii democrat. THIS KKEKKIHAItE MOVKMENT. Jncque St Cere, the well-informed 1'arU Correspondent of the New York Herald, represents the recent change In the com mercial policy of Germany as "a long step In the direction of free trade." The repub lican organs have been;clamorlng about It as a triumph of the McKinler bill, and by persistently putting fcrwaid the arrange ments made with this country and omit ting all reference to those made with Italy and Austria, and those in progress with Belgium, Holland and Switzerland, and in contemplation on the part of Spain, they have no doubt succeeded in creating un Impression among their rerdera that the policy of high piotection In tills country Is bringing the world by degree down upon its knees to us. The press of Germany, Austria and Italy declare the new policy to be In the Interest of cheaper livlng.and the almost universal favor with which It is re ceived shows that the people have awak ened to the folly of supposing high tax ation to be promotive of prosperity. StrOiijj pressure has been brought o bear Uport England to join the continental trade league, but she persistently holds aloof, and throws her markets open to all the world, granting no favors and asking none. Her policy will prevail in the end, and Ihe unnatural protect'on doctrine will be consigned to a bourne from which there will be no return. We do not mean that there is any likelihood that the civiiizdd nations generally will adopt the English free trade doctrine in its entirety, and abolishing duties except upon one or two articles which are not necessaries, depend for revenue upon direct taxation. While this In theory may be the correct way of raising a revenue, not many governments are prepared to resort to it; and revenue tariff will continue for a long time to come, f jr the reason that no simpler and no more equitable way of raising money for public uses can be designed. The action which this country will take ar the presidential will have a profound effect upon election the trade policy of every other nation. A Terdict for tariff reform will give the movement for freer trade an impetus all the world over. If, on the other hand, this country declares for high protection, and thus puts Itself in antagonism to the growing sentiment abroad, It may be ac cepted as a challenge by foreign govern ments to a commercial war. The govern ments of England, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Holland and Switz erland are committed to the podcy of freeing trade of all need'ess shickles, and their influence wherever it extends will be exerted to that en.l. The economists of Europe concede the commanding position which this country will occupy in regaid to foreign commerce under a more en lightened trade policy. With the abundant snpjtly of raw materials, among which food products are a principal factor, and with the remarkable skill of American mechanics, there is every reason to be lieve that the United States may easily take the firs', place in the great commercial rivalry now in progress the world over if sounder principles prevail at home. The European nations are strengthening them selves for the struggle by reducing the cost of living to their people. It will be wise policy for this country to follow their example. Seattle Tdcgtafk. When it was ilellnitcly settled that the New York legislature was democratic in both brunches, Quay, Dudley, and other conscientious (') republican leaders discov ered, at once, that there was a plot to elect presidential electors by tho legislature in stead of by the people. Senator Hill who, to these leaders, is a devil incarnate, being asked about this report paid: "That story is silly. Senator Quay and Mr Dudley are no ik'iihtvrry niro Kentli'ineii. but thi'.v are hardly the nn-n who wonl 1 ! nc'iuaintr.l with our pl.uis. Thf i-tory is almost toe ridiculous for a denial. Which ever party in this state casts the greatest number of votes iu the usual way will elect the iresidfnti;;l electors. There will be no change in the law in that re-jivd." So another one is spiked. Of course democrats of Ohio have no grounds upon which to base a complaint against the republicans who now propose to so (jerrymander the congressional districts of that stab.' as to give them 17 of the 21 congressmen and the democrats 4. lint President Harrison, who grew so righteous ly indignant, in his message over the dem ocratic gerrymander in Michigan, should now send a message to congress calling at tention to this proposed republican outrage. If he is conscientious he will. Hut the public may watch in vain for the message. .V physician who kept a nightly record of his pulse for five years reports that every year it falls through the spring until ulanit midsummer, and then rises through the il ill il inn to November or December. Then conies a second fall and u second rise, cul minating in February. The New York World 1ms polled the leg islature of that state on presidential prefer ences with t'ne following result: Democrats, Hill .VI; Cleveland !; nou-comniiltal 'Jti; I'lower 1. liepublicans. Illnine oO; H.irri. son (i: non-coinniitlal 1": Depew 1. .Mrs William II ('rune has lK-n Ilie Ireas urercfler liu-kind's the.itricul (.tiii;jny fir more than ten years, and handles be tween f I'.I.O'il and "'. oo'l per ::i:it!i. Th:' Iarg--t b.ir'iine'.iT ei ei- mini i - - . ; . I !o be t'lei.ni'in St .bepies (mv t i.i Paris, it is 41 fe"t " iiieiiei high. A GI.AKCK AT THE KXCII AStiKS The Portland Disfateh says the denio. cratie party was never in better condition to carry the atittn than now. The Kugene (Juanl says there were too many orators mid too much talk at the democratic convention at Portland. The daily I'laimieaht is dead The Walla Walla Statesman "points with pride" to the fact that the bloody shirt is defunct. The Commoner says that the large crops of last year were due to Providence and not to the McKinley bill as claimed by republican leaders. The Lake-view Exmimct says the main policy of the democratic party is nml always has been for the greatest pos sible degree of individual uhertv, for treer nml braider commercial opportunities and relations, for an honest and economical government, for equal rights for all and special privileges to none. The Oregoiifan with an unusual degree of candor, admits that the last hope of the republicans carry ing Xew York for president is crushed out through tho indefatigable watchfulness of Senator Hill, Few of our native trees have orJorifcr ous wood like the sindal-wood of the Is lands In the Pacific Ocean; but a few of Jhe conifera; on the Pacific slope have sweet scented woods. The fine church at Matlrkatia, built by the civilized Indians of Alaska, Is as fragrant as If incense were continually floating through the air, from the wood of the great arbor vltx tiuja pigaiiea of which it Is built. Libacedrus decurrens, found further south, is known as "Incense cedar" from its fragrance. The yellow cypress, Curessus Muttatvsis, and the Monterey cypress, Crfmsus maexocarfa, have also scented wood. There are three factories in the United States which make about 10.000 corn cob pipes a day. This creates quite a demand for the cobs in sections where they grow the kind that is suitable. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED A girl to do frenera hotiRenork Inaftinall fuml y,' In quire at northMst corner of Eight and Lyon Sts, near S P depot. T ANTED. Highest pried paid for 1 1 Dices at Me cnalr factory, A I Daily, Oregon. F OR SALE Hon ko and corner lot In IT 3d add. $750. Applytol W Davis MONEY TO LOAN Home capital to loan, iu sunn to piiit.ou Albanv mid Linn eounty real esta'e or good personal aecnrlty. W V. MoPherson, First Street opp. M-sonio Hall. Albany, Or. SN. STEELE Co.. Albany, Ore . Loan money on good rea'l e-tate security in Linn oik! adioining ei untie s FISH POULTRY, OAME.fresh from Portland and other places, always on hand af our market, near corner o Second and Ellsworth streets. Gorgr Slaughter ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. TOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT by virtue of an order of aale duly made and entered of record in the Coumy Court of Linn county. Oregon, on the 5th day of Jaunary. 1892, in t'ie matter of the estate of Maria Crewe, clecevteil, the undersigned, the duly qualified nud act ins administrator of said estate, will on Saturday, tho 13 h day of February. 1892, at the hour of 1 o'cleek p. la., veil at public auction at th Court House door, in the city of Albany, Linn county. Orogon, for cash in hand to the highest bidder the real ptoperiy belonging to said estate, dasoribe1 as follows, towit: An undivi Jed one-eieveulh of the north half of the Donatio; Land Claim of Samuel Porter and wife, being donation Claim No 3903.and being parts of Sections 5. 6, 7 ind 8, in township 14, S K 4 W, Willametto Meridiaa, in Linn county, Cregon. Datfd this 12tb day of Janmry, 1892. GEO. HUMPH KEY, AdraiQiblntor. CHATTEL MORTCAS S Tui r. '..liSonfi o if-, cm i 'h.i. n:t.i t.ie, e' rvu-ted un1 liy Wail.-.ii-, & C'o..pr' .Jr'Mj Va,:- .TtD J'ric Ar Trih-o , ( T" '-rftl,;u firm cn.pj" HA-rl ii 'I vV "t I .Minn 1" 'ison, ) d.-tl the '2'Jth'h r (if Ait v 'SI Vo secure a proivIwfOf jr 'o.e tin 'in oi j'",c(1, :n the sum of se.cn ft nr-l Vhty-o '8 nd "5 -1(H) du' !l fr, i li r!t IVifo.i nt t'io tmh of 1ft -, ce t 1 1- r hu.i'jiii tjnMay '2dt 1H, y' i, toiM,hi- with rearvi:ali!i! count si 'ee cd.-a of AstijD. hz-Q tnkfii to cc'lott 't u..tj o: iiy p;-rt:oa t'cerpp, in ahH ip nu ti; personal pTjj.:ty l-e.-eir rtft nV sc ihcl, having b?en h 'oi cf , nod In o. mit es ttH'er- violated, we th nn(U.biued ! r.ieefe, have as provided hy ant uiort l,i toia. eu p'weeRioa of tie following d sc ibed por.iual pioert, covered by avd -haUel mtrtk?, an. I now bfiinne.r ttsi u known an Cedar Flat, io f uu county, Oregon, and Pouaisticg of oce C'ippep cniji.t , !yht t-orse power, n:d ooe fchiule miii complete; oce t'incher, and Vlii ioH t. oi iu?d in manufacturing !t:Pgii:vj onn io horse about 8 y para oM; one ium-b about 9 years eld; one net o bfaett t l wgou; coe yoke of cattle and 1oyf.'o; t t ami on Friday.the l-VbHay o' Ja)Miaytl,s9( i.r. the hour of 1 1 o'c'ick in tb of"wo i ad day. at what is lnovri a- S'hke, Waldea ft Co 'a animate mill. i!uatd oer what in known ps Cedar Klat, abouf 14 in;lea northeast from Lebanon, in Una roontv, O eon, we nill ell the abdVH Ue ttrtibtd pcijniigl p'-op'Tiy to the bihent h'd vr for iHf.J or n iiinnn tn'tren ma will i'OU'lticirt to atify th n'v mm of S771.75 now ititfi utid lirni vt t ;oe Sc )(r..)u, to i,ntbfr with interi'tt tn 'feu at li per cent h' a-i.tnm f o-n M.y L0;ht lIH, d an (b,:!tocnl f.um ji75 hk n n'.i;"tntii? c;un td ui p'.ut- v n f o '"' ii'Rt ltu tic ad i'Ui''hi' fl ifn irui-f..' f f,,. t(,o uollec i i 't .f t r nclf. un.t iii: tt,ts t f th'.a arfion (. ht )', ton Oik ovupoIps if any tlicre bf, rutit-r of ii ..Py f (,n(..-rtv( left at'tiT i t'-o ! vA:t.4 ..f I'ricOiV K.ib- w.'l b.i ttiou I .. ut .iid Wallter, .. i Cj., or in.-ir pcreonal r. pre- M: 1. 1 '. I' lt'n the .ml Miv nf f niniirv. I Sf2. Hill K X !M!i;( fJ W U'.;ij:iT,t ortiri:.....--. AUoriiy fi.r M'tV'-Oj. pu.-John ltobo:i. lVrkT Bros, gro?m. Now clopkt at W K Hoad'a. Latent stylra t-f bats at W K Ki-:iu,.. Heduotion iu aummer yoojiit V K Uoad'i Apple pan ra f-r ilo at Stewart A Sox r. Kiae groceries at Conn & llcndricBOu'a. Latest sheet music at Will S: Littk'a. I'arasoli and enn umbrWla at U'hs than coat at W K Head's, Gold (tpectaclc and eye ulas.ui., all btyv-3 and price, at K M Frouub i. The finest lino of p okoc knivt'd iu tho city at Stewart ft Sox 'a. Bargains in tfobl watches at Fi eut'li'?, "Tho Corner Jewelry Sture " A full Kue ot Warner's corset, b?at in the world for the momy, at W V Knad'a. J. W. Bentley, Kwlinf btot and elioe maker) jutt e.iat of Uuveru House. Silk umbrellas in natural wood hatidhia cheap at T.-euch's Jewelry storo. CotoKl:M Rrn and hyo your shoes ret Aired wlniu yu Wiit. Patronize hrme indubtiy Mid b.iy band made hM'e, wai 'a ite.t, from O C Mc h'arl i nrt.at Uuorufllea o'A btand. Ci to C W Cobb, succef'r to Paisley & Smil, tliun libfk, for ynnrj d printing of all kitiOa Pimples, Tho oM Idea of 40 years ago was that faolal irnptlo:is wcra due to a "blood humor," for which they gnro potash. Tims all the old Paraa parlllas contain potash, a most ohjcctloniible ant drastic mineral, that Instead of decreasing, actually creates more cruptlous. You have no ticed this when taking other Sarsaparlllus than Joy's. Jt is howeTor now known that tho stom ach, tho blood creating power, is the scat of all vltlatin; or cleansing operations. A stomach clogged by Indigestion or constipation, vitiates tho blood, result pimples, i clean stomach and healthful digestion purifies it and they disappear. Thus Joy's Vegetable i-ursapariUa Is compounded after tho modern idea to regulate tho bowels and stimulate tho dilution. The effect is Immediate and most satisfactory. A short testimonial to contrast tho action of tho potash arsaiarinas and Joy's modern vegetable preparation. Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hnycs St., 8. F., writes: I havo for years had i:u!igotIon, I tried a popular Sorsaparilla but it actually caused more pimplcB to break out on my face. Hearing that Joy's was alator prepara'.l.m and noted differently, I tried it and tho pimple immediately disappeared." Vegetable ry o : C4 jnt w a !2a Largest bottle, moat cHV-etive. siimo price ' FOIt SALE BY STANARD & CUS1CK ALBANY TWO MEN AND ONE BOY FOUND DEAD!! r - rf' A'liile trying to Crowd theii WAY INTO TE'j'OE & FROSIAN BROS store, where the ahvaj s have on hand hu largest Stock south of Portlanil, of the latest Improved Rifles and Shot 3uns; an immense stock of Fishing Tackle of every description; Tents, Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands of other things too numerous to mention JR.epn.ir Shop in connection with the Store, and one of ie best workmen in the State to do any md all kinds of work. Come one Come al. No rouble to how goods. "Small profit nd quick all's" Is out .notto. c ITY DRUG STORE Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard & Cusick HOPRIKTORS:. -DKALEM !H- Drugs, Medicines, ( bcmlcal, lFaiii- and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes Perfumery, School Books, and Artists' Supplies. I'liysicians' prenvrlplluiis care fitly compounded. FORTRIILLER & IRVING -FUNERAL U1UECT0RS- Arterial Einlalming done !-Vloutlfjc:iily. Albany, Urrcoii, VI EATS Or A:.L KiNiw Opi'i'sitr S.-luiU'fr'tf I.ivprv Ktlip, next vr tu Uiiluinvtte C-j's stoiv. J mi's , MRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber anil Elder Flower Craam U H"t roKiiirlic In the ioiiho in u hi.-h Dnt lriu it uularlv umiI, )ut n'rniKiirittly ItrnuliiVit, It crcutt a iuMtli, t loir. v'ely kin, aikI by Ue ifmilunll. iiixk' tho viiiiltxiiii w rant I fliii.loj wliiu"-. It i" a onmsiil nunti"ii fr m the ttlis'U vl n ti'l wintt antl ieuu aim tuirii ami ficl:le", Ml black hrn will ni'ver ciin while yon nc it. It ali-;utm-H tlm fire (;tr I'oltur soup nn.t water, nuiirinlien nml Imil m u- thn nkiti liiMioi uml I-rovcnti tho oi-iimlint) of wrinhlt it' It iTtn th fri'tiliiHHM, rleantaiia niij Biuixilhiii'iia of tkin thut yon bint wluu a liitl' kM. Kveryuvlj, yoiirij; er ulJ. oiiifht tn iisa it, hh it fjlvt'n a mo e Vk'U'liful uppcur-oiii-o t any Imly, nu1 tint pvl 'ti.nont y. U C-'iit-iln no I'.iti, powder or a k til. z a U .m b.iriuli isi n ilew a-.tl a-i n. i.ristiin to Out tk'-it ji- d"M- in t ttir flwr. 1'rlrr 1 O'l.ai all iini.fi';n unl iriirilrowra. rat Mrs (ii rn:e .i:ihiiui,i4 i-staMirti'inw il, I'oitt atrwt Sun KruiiriMio, where hfi I r;Us lilies fur all blemiah ! Kt ihefa'jc j: lli;'iro. Lnii .it n tlit'aiifB trti'l by letter, S-rd tt.unp for 'r lttl!i- bouk "llww W bo lto.iuitul." Sample Bol.tts,'.'.; rWnWjr o p:iy j) iiti ai.l i'kni l.il.' itita waiitt I MRS. GRAHAM'? Face BJeacJi Onrua iSo womt can i.f Fn ck'ca, Sunburn, Kal owiienn. M.ttrt-pach-, 1'inipluN and all kin bleinmlKn, Prlr Ijtl.OO. lUrinlM ai. effective ; aiup!e cam leftit ; Lilly aifentu wanteil, Hllic Tltinrrfnol- 1,1 ,h' to" Wnl1 flr,,t nr,,1 XIlo JJI UgijSli hill of my preparalioitt will have hid name aiMvd to tii dvtrti-eiiu'tit. My prepiiratlona tro lor mle ly w litcial drug- fiftfte iu t'lncxKoRtul avcrf city wnt of it, WHY IS THE W. Ln DOUGLAS S3 SHOE THE BEST SHOE IN THE WURL0 FOR THE MOriEY? It tsivwamlrsgahof. with notaeksor wax tlirrnd to hurt thu fret; nmilo of the hv&l flno calf, strllHti and easy, ami because we mtikf. more thorn of thia grade tlmnanjj other manufacturer. It equals hand ei'wnl shoes rusting from Si.uu toS'i.DO. OIMennino Hund-NOvei!, the finest ealf J7b pIkkj ever oiliTi d f.r $'.; cijuala iruucti linirteil shoes whleh cost from $3.1110 OA 09 Hnnd-Sevvrd Well hhoo. Duo alf, iJJHr stylKti. coinfortatle and durubU'. The bext filioe ever olTert-d at thia price ; annie (,'rado 4U CUS-toni-maite ahoes costing f ruin $'". j tu $'."'. QO 3) l'oliro Shori Karmerx. Katlroa Situ JOa and Li-ttiTC'arricrsall wearthvnt; fl no calf, ecatiilcss, sni'MtU liiblde, heavy tlireo nuU-J, exUU fln edtie. mo pair will wear a year. ffiO 5 nnp CIlft no better ahou ever offerpil at Zv&a this iirk-e; 0110 trial will couviucu thotto who want a ah no f nr comfort and service. CO 25 and (i'J.OO tl'rkinmnunn tbors are very atrong and duralde. Ihoso who havo given them a trial will wear 110 other make. DauqI '!. 0 mud Bchool ahot-n aro OwlB wuro bytlie, boya everywhere; theyiell du their merit, na the lucreusluK sales ahow. D QrliAQ ! Hand-MCtved ahoe, best lk(ll1IC9 lom;ola, very gtylisli; eiiuaUl'reucti Imported ahoes roatuig from to P'.jh. LnilicV i-50, J.UO huI Pl.7.1 hoe for allssesaro tho buKtUnelJuiiola. stylish and durable. ('niitlon. Sen that V J,. IXiunJas' liatuo aiid prlco aro 8 tamped ou the bottom of each shuo. ITTAKH NO HI' ItSTITi:TR,4H Infllston toeal advrrtlaed dealera minDlvlm yon. V. IHH'ULA! Urocktwu.aiiiMrtiuUniy StH,l lit L. K. liLAJNT PEOPLE Say thi S. B. Cough Cure is tao btsi thing they ever saw. Wo are not flattered, for -we know that real mei it will win. All we ask is an honest tria.1. For Sole by KrtSlI VY.t M ASON, AlljHtiy, Orocon, 2nd Stan. Hit Btock oT 2ml risoon in the Viilly Hii'l th tnnt reaMniiablo pricos. I have on hnnd h!1 kimU of FURNITMr.. STOVES, TINWARE, TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES, CLOCKS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC. Un& do')f vot tf S Yo'i'iN v,U h tore, L. C0TTLEIB ItEAli MEKIT- - - n TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice i; licrtby given u alt partii-s'li a in accoidance willi law I l-.ave posted trcs paNS ntdicfs on tny Me. ni.es furhid luig panics liuntiny; gard of saul notices parties have rniiMantly liVBpacil 01 tht! pn.iiilM, ami In-i-oine-qiitnce a valuable Iiomc has heen injurrd hy ilUchargc of liieartn, Thi Is to notify any n.u! all parties, that 1 have nii.de Up my mind to pumcute anv paitv who trcs pas;cs further ot. my pnn.ies" lo ihe full extent of the law, ai.tl that I wi; i;ive rewartl to an peisnn whowil! i.lnr.e the party who hot niv horse, Lebanon, Or., Dec vt.i, iS'ii MARION IILkKIIART. ASK YOUR :: ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY Whero to got tlio 15ost I'.arainn, Where to got tlio Bost Value for Your Money, -IN- Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., And they will Answer with One Voice, at G. W. Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar The very latest news is that you can buy at JULIUS GPADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows: Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25o 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 20 lbs Extra C Sugar White 100 No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 2o 5 Gallons Good Pickles 90 20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 9 A Complete Hanging Lamp 2.00 Wholesale prico of mi(,'nr -100 11m extr C, f 1.7.1; 100 .lis K amilntoil, fi.75. I will eomlint a Htrintotxii tore, an-l ill ifo i.li will Ira 'd for n't mhIi from 10 fr lur rot,t Immm IhAll rvttlt.AT II rif- all the ilf-Mirabln t1b cirnisliHi, ai woll an n v, lamps ami flxturwi i coinploto. ! I) ikliiK powilnr, and aiwaya pi"ae niy onsioiiiors, My display of nvr loyi ami novoltios tor t'ae lio!lilav tliN yr will bo the finest over bro'iiBht lo Altuitiy. Julius Uruilivolil. ALLEN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE? RETaIL GROCERS CIGARS TOBACCO, AND KINDS IN LARGE OR IN THEIR Flinn Block. Wq ar the People Who carry tha most complete lino of Hard ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in tho markot. LEADINGDRUGGISTS ALBANY - OEEO-OIT DRUGS. MEDICINES STA1 10NARY &G J. A. CummiEg. Wall Paper, Jrusra, I?a.intM, Oil Glass, Itc. , ALBANY, -: OREGON FOSHAY &. MASON T3t.l.ii.a AND KITA1L- Oraggists and Booksellers Asei.u for John B. AMon'e puhltcatlonc, vtilrh we aell at puhllalioi'v priwa witt aWKOaciiief' ALBANY OR. WBITSMAN & HULBEM EROS, Real Estate Afrents i'arm anil Ranchea for Bale. Also city Drojicrty in Albai: and C'oryallis, NEIGHBOR I SIMPSON'S. a kaiium! asirtinint of uroenriHs, crimk- in ike a ap'jei ly ol II la t-n, citlioa ami CHOICE FRUITS OF A LI SMALL otlANTITIES SEASON. ALB AMI Albany IRONWORKS -Manufacturers of (EAM EKGIHES GRIST AND SAW MILL MACHINERY IRON XONTS m ALL KIND3 OF HEAVY AND LICHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTINCS. iit'oml attention jald da of iiianhlnen o i pairing " F&Unrns Kade on Short Notice U B IE E II D E E S) II ' rm: vi.t.KnnATV.n GMSTH & WESSON REVOLVERS T:io Finest Smcill flrmo Ercr Munffanturcd. U.:.:alodiWw'i-r' R'.f'JP.V;.. 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