f
IN IT AtiAIN.
Our cotemporarv, the ifnaid, earnestly
relieves mat wiien a amy Is placed upon
an imported article, the foreigner pays
the tax or duty. McKinley bdievis It.
The ffrrald makes the following quotation
which it mvs va taken from a "London
exchange": (Very few papers in Ameri.
ca have London exchanges.)
"One of the greatest arguments against
the theory that the consumer pavs the itn
port duty is to bs found in the "fact that
when a foreign nation Increases the tariff
on a in ltisti product, the establishment
charges ns well as the wages on this side
of the water are loweied. in order to give
the manufacturer or the merchant a
chance to deal successfully with the change.
If the consumer paid the'duty there would
be little cause for our exporter to grumble.
Hut our manufacturers and work people
do maks sacrifices to meet the extra duty,
and we accordingly hear grumbling from
both."
Now, the only inference to be drawn
from this is, that the En-lisn or other
foreign manufacturers, when teceivlng
notice that the I'nited States government
has levieJ a duty upon the article which
he manufactures, proceeds at once to re
duce the price which he pays for his raw
material, and to lower the wagrs of his
employes in order that he may continue to
export his product in the same quantities
as before the Irving of the duty, to the
United States and to sell them at the
former prices. Now, this argument our
cotemporary accepts as conclusive of the
allegation that the foreigner pays the duty.
.It is evident that the I feral J does not
know it, nevertheless, it is a fact that if
the foreign manufacturer pursued that
course it would knock the whole founda
tion from under the protection scheme and
destroy the whole Idea of protection.
Let us apply this to a familiar examp'e
'in. Now, suppose that the foreign tin
manufacturers so reduce the cost of wages,
etc, that they may be able to send as much
tin to this countiy as before the dutv was
placed upon it and to fell It at the same
price, where is the protection to the "in
fant tin industry" in this coun'.r . This sr
tjumer.t of the flttnhl is like all its aru
merits cn this ql'.estion, they prow tt'o
much. We make this proportion: In
order to protecr our home manufacturer
congress must 89 legislate a to compel the
foreign product to be sold at a higher price
in this country or to reduce the amount
of importations of luch foreign products.
With out these there can be no protection
To do this would utterly destroy the
ffcral.Vs argument,
DON'T MISUKPUKSEX T.
The Scio i'rfss says:
An exchange vervjustly remarks. "W
are told every dav that "a tariff on wool
does not benefit the wool grower." Mr
Springer, of tlte ways and means, now a!
so savs it. Now let us ask, Oucs a tariff
on woolens benefit the manufacturers? If
not, why do the manufacturers lnsi-t that
it be continued, and whvdoes Mr Springer
agree witu tnem .'
Now, the facts are that Springer does not
agree with manufacturers that the dutv in
full should remain on woolens. It i
wtinin the Knowledge ot all newspaper
men that Springer pioposes to reduce the
.iutics on woolens from an average duty
of 91 per cent to an ad valorem duty of
ZH per cent. And, if the Scio Vi man
will read the address and petition to con
gress from the National Association of
Wool Manufacturers of Uoston he will see
that the manufacturers are fighting
Springer's proposition to put wool on the
free list and reduce woolens to 35 per cent
ad valorem. No, the manufacturer stand
by McKtnleyism with as much zeal us the
Scio Prtss man.
Republican papers all over the country
have taken mucn delight in publishing a
letter said to be written by Mills after his
defeat for the speakership, to John P
Phillips of Austin. Texas, w hich letter
howed Mr Mills to be in a very disgruntled
state. The attention ef Mr Phillips hav
ing been called to the matter, he denies
emphatically having received such a letter
He is attempting to find out the first paper
that published it that he may prosecute
them under the laws o! Texas."
The New York World in speaking of ex
President Cleveland's speech at the ban
quet given in that city in honor of the
memory of Andrew Jackson, savs: "The
speech Is In Mr Cleveland's best vein.
is direct, forcible, explicit and courageous,
It breathes a spirit of honesty and sinccrl
ty which gives the ex-piesident's utter
ances great weight in the countrv. The
speech is admirable and interesting.'
Cleveland is the greatest living represent
ative of Jacksonian principles, hence his
litness as a democaatic leader is unques
tioned. East Oreisonian.
J
A conversion is called to meet In the
assembly chamber at Madison, Wisconsin
Feb. 2, for the purpose of reorganizing
the oiiginal state farmer's alliance. It
seems that the olhcers and some ot the
subordinate lodges have seceded from this
organization and joined what is called the
Industrial union. At a meeting held re
eentlv bv the remaining alliance in the
state to discuss the subject it was decided
to drop the question of a third party and
reorganize under the original alliance.
N EW A DVE RT1S EM IC.Vi K.
"1TTANTKP. A. cirl to do i;enprn
Tf liouaev.nrlc ia a siuall I'unil v, n
quire at n;rthf.v.t corner of Kielit and
Lyon Sta, mar S P depot.
TJWTANTFD. Highest pric.i paid I'm
Vv hti-ca at tho cha.r factory, Albany
Orekfon.
uj.OK N.Ltf ir-vnso and cornpr lot ti
1 ji mill, riui;, n ' 'i v l; l l'ln
Tonv Nolincr, of the Porliar.,1 DUf.ttc
has gone oat to attend the mee'ing of the
national democratic committee which con
venes in Vv'asliington Citv r.?t Thursday.
Jan. 21, to fi;c the time and pLce izv hold
ng the next national demrntic conven
tion. St Paul, Kansas Citv, Milwaukee,
Cincinnati and New York are candidates.
Give us St Paul or Milwaukee.
T Ii riocd, the ex-j-ipoiikor, is quoteil a
siyiiig Unit ho dors not think that either
li!aiiieir Hurrw.n will hp tin1 next ri'puhli
tm nominee fr ireih't.i, cn ireount of
th.- rife that will pLt w -n th.. :Yi,-.,l
nf t:.r tv. v,-l; n the nr .nt :: ir.; : if.
think- a '.,;); !;..i"- vi!l he -,-:Ul.
PivM'Iriit ll.irri-on upo -ed l j,''ri'.v"
inan!t'rii!LT Vt.iMra!ie ('rrTiiinii'lcriirj,
hn-, htM-cndvtutis in me--aire- Lj cmirri'-.-!he
Mirhiraii plan. H a iuU no in"--ap'
to conrri'.v: ah.ut the prop-- ivpub
iran j:viTvmandtT in diilo. hemv it U --af.'
tosiiy h-.'is not v po-ivl toivpuMiean l":tv-uunnlcnnLr.
The republicans who expect the dumo
crats to split in congress will soon find
their entire attention necessary fur the
work of holding their own forces together
against a united and aggressive democra
cy. In view of thit It fa rather unfortu
nate that there are not enough republicans
in the house to make two si Jet and a split.
The volume of the hollows filled by the
ocean, says Prof Cat ley, is 14 times as
great a the volume of the land projecting
above the sea. If the land weic Ieve'ed
down and built up at sea-level, it would
cover only 65,000,000 sijuare miles, leav
ing ovtr 131,000.000 of v. atermrface; and
if the ivholc lithophcre were smoothed
down to mean snherc level and the ridges
laid to rest in the hollows, a vast ocean 1 ;4'
miles deep would roll a:ound the shoreless
world.
MONEY TO LOAN -IIom espitn! to
loan, iii sums to pnit.oti Aihanr aM
Ltnu comity real gUi or izowi oersonn!
feeurity. W K .McPhersion, First Ntreit
opp, Masonic Mali. Albany, Or.
SN.sniEf A Co., Albany, Ore
Loan money on gool ruat estate
security in Linn and adjoining u.:uutio b
POULTRY, GAME.fresh
from Portland and oilier
aces, always on hand af
our market, near corner o
Second and Ellsworth stree's.
GdORGE SLAVGHTKR
FISH I
Parker Bres, grncorM,
New cloaks at W K Heail'i.
Ltet styles of hUit W V lies..,..
Ileduetiou ia summer jjootWut W K lioad
Apple parers for Bala at Stewart & Sox
Kiae groceries at Conn & liiutricon's.
Latest fcheet musio at Will & Link's.
Parasols and suu umbrellas at less than
cost at V V Head's.
Gold spectacles and eye ylanaej, all ntyl
and prices, at F M Froneh's.
The (meat lino of pocket knives in the
city at Mtewart & 8xs.
Bargains in gold watches at Freueli
"The Corner Jewelry Store."
A full line of Warner's cirsnts, beat in
the world for the mouey, at W F Knftd's.
J. W. Beutley, Iwulinr bnot and shoe
makor, just east of Kvoro House.
Silk umbrel'ns in 11 it u rid wood bandies
cheap n French's Jowelry store
Go ti K'ei'i Bros and hiv your shoi
repaired while yon wait.
Patrouizo heme industry and buy hand
made harness, warranted, from O C M
f'urlind,afe DubrulIUs eld ft Mid.
Go to C W Cnhh, succeflHorto Paittlev
Smi!et Flinn Block, for ynurj b printin
?f all kinds
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Bad Blood.
dra!ic miue
old anil oltinlo;'.'.
mod?rr.. It g.vs 1.1 t
aroiiWi tin-v.t I, A'.-.
till ticr.o- , ;t f1. Ill' V 1
the i-.iii.iri-. :.
thr na n.'.-ii I m . i -Try
it i. . :
aetiua. Cha. If, ;
rti'.T'X a-iv.1 :
hn pure or ?i!itol blood 1st nine
tlmifsoBtot tru eaued by wnn
form ef c-mi Hi nation or indices-
t'.on i!:ai voz i:p t rj-hteui,
when tha l lund naiurali.T
(.i:.Cfl linpri-nntrd Willi lh
fvtr.i:IL r. Tlir..! !.-::r.ri; rr!
n ! I'i : i. :r i th
,.il of t!;e tr.'t'.b''
!i.ld i'lHs"Ol: (O
the cir; uIm;,-:
1 urrinl t.iV t; ;
O.C.t t rtu.i v. ;
tlo lK'c-at:t-
itJ, I T t 1 . : :"
i:i;;ue::;i.:,. .;
tiMiv.:;!:..
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FOR SALE I1Y
STANAF.D & CUSICK ALBANY
c
J tv stoic r.
Pfeiffer Eloek,
Albanv
Stanam k Cusick
noPRiivronfl:
-DP.U.BKS 15-
Oy All Kixtw-
fc:miiacl - Sc - Baker,
ur to Wiilamvtto Paukin? Co's ft
ore.
The New York (IWA, the f.iirest paiti
ban paper in the ronntry, has been llur
uut what the leir-lutnre of New York
will be 'ifter the ileinrerats ; I have
tnnde a fair apporlioninent of i.s-e.iib1 v
men am! hctir.Jors :uul lituN thr.t the d -in
ci a'.-- v ill h.iVe lro::i t-t . ) ir,:.
joint ballot.
Frebh tri.'j) c.Ury at AIlei .
SUMM3HS.
fit thr ClrcitH Co( for Lrtin Connhj,S;oUv. q
Oregon:
II A FRANCK. riainiir,
': YILLK i'HNC'E, I:vttr,(?ant.
Jr:i-.;t:;l :
TN TifK "A!;, THESiWTi: I
JL Oregon, jon hth r"reuv r.-oi'jri-; to
"(pMc.x unit tins'vtr tho cninp.'aint ii.e i
aiirij-l yen in tiio ul.ovn ii'.ir.cd t-uit on
or btf'tro toe lirst day t,t the noxt rttfiiLir
torui fti ui' aoovo enlitleii c.urt next
Inlhiwin-r the r-xpnntion of tho pr.bii'er,
tion of this M!iiin:on lowii: th Mth ri-ty
of MhicIi, ISiC. and if yon fail If nn-M-'-r
r.H h ' r iti rcfjnired, thn pikintilV wili take
jiiin i.t aK'fttnM yon for t h i"-.'irf(h)
niHuiod 'n her complaint, towit: A io-
crec- oi thr- above entitled comt diHsolvinu
ho bonds of niHtrimony now (-xistii)K
botv.een plaintitf and dciondart noovo
iii::n(d and awrdin to plaintiif the
eiitody nf Aeil Warner France, iho minor
ehibt ofpiniiiiiit'and dot'endaiit.
'rhbj H-rvien ofvuminons is ni:ido by
puWierttlon by order of Hon K 1 Jtoise, 1
Jitilue oiaid e ntrt, inado at Chambers,
in tho city of S.tleii. on tho 11th dav oi'
jft-juary im.
liLACKRlTKN Sc WATSON.
Attornovf for plaintilL
Dnis, Medicim-s, ( bcmicais, isac,
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Emidie:
Porfumcry, School Hooks', and
Artiste1 Supplies.
I I13 siciniih urcKcriplici'K
fuly cempounded.
1 )rxhymA
Cucumber
mid
Elder Flower
1 im n ri'Diitrtic in lite iiik' in which tli il tftm
is H''tilarh ti-Htl, I ut ix'rinmiciiil.v ln.iiiti;if, l
cir.Uon a tuft, HimmiH, (loir, va'vdy hkm, hi id hr
ditilv H-f i;iiiiiii!H iii;ikrn thfl r.niilritn antral
hhit", t tM ;t t'.ii.innL nUi'tioii from the
flTt cM of mi'i and wihd nd pMn eid mm burn atnl
frt-rkle. nni liliuk hi-aU wdl nt -r (n whilt yu
it. It oil iiu'H Hit law fur bi'iter ttiitn aiul
Hiitt-r, iinuriftK'UHiiit biiil Ih 11 Hie ftkin ltilfl atnl
prvvt'nU thn foii:ialii of Kiinkltn' It yiven the
ftvitmen", c nirncn and Minthrifmtf i-kiit that y'U
Ii-mi I uhcii 11 liilln jirl. V.sory lady, ynniit or old.
I'liiilit 'j u(i it, mi it L'h'frtit n o'm voitthfid ap(iir
r.i it V to tin v I lily, :itul tb.it 'nna:if rit ir . It aonmitiH
no atid, pwtlr or ft.liH'i, imd i- in harmlfMii a Iiw
a. id a ii-'iiiistiinw' to tho 1 k-i. a d"W ii t thv flwtr.
I'rli'r Cil (H, al nil ilni ;f iHistan.l h.urdrfSMi'rn, or nt
l.'i.ilt;i
i.' 11,
id tt-l'.i
S.111 Kni'ifit.
h It'iu-,,
bo Hcattli' 1!.
Sample BoUlt :
y !; ' i
MPS. GH
al'lis't!ifit, H:t r.mt HirrM
lit tii'niitU.hi'H for all hlt-intili-t.
I. ilt- tt at a ihi'atK'F Irciti-d
for iK'r iitlk- book "Haw ta
I f;'io to ntiT taily tn
..f I 1 0 -ilt I'l trim p
' ; l .l."lt MMntM
BicacSi
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
:: -
ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY
Wlu'i-o lo gvl (lie l!ost Daraiiiri,
Where to get tho I'cst Valuo for Your Money,
-IN-
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
Awl they will Answer with One Voire, at
W. SIMPSON'S.
riir:t'io wor-it rK-a .-f Tr. i-kU-i, Sunburn Sal
owm".a. Motb-i.-i'i hi-n, rni:'!rtaiid all kin blrioifcliM,
rrlrc qil.oo. Hurnile- at.d tlt-ctivr ; 1.0 Minple
can Ik-m-u; ; I.a.'y t-jr 11 1 4 wnntod.
lltinfTTiof 'bit.-ti win flr-it urdrii a
llih HI U,l;f;'i'j l.i'l ..f ir,T i.r.rilr.ii will
huvcb'x luinv ii-I.UI ia tbit r dviTtiu-tnoiit.
I'r"l' rtii in !r rov atU by w halacale "inijf
Ififtsin t li!cti,"a'id Nvarratty uoi of it,
v
vttl r
WHY IS THE
DOUGLAS
Mius Gradwolil's
Bazaar
m
THE BEST S h C E IU 1 tit WOULD FOrt THE MONfcf ?
It M iiuih'.-.i.-.!i'.o. f'Ji ii' t;idnr wnx llin-ad
to urt tliofe.-;; ma id of the l-.-t tlrn- cair. ptvli.li
Onil t"vy, ntul lw n in: n ilkt' men- k;m. s vf Mm
pnulf thun niy fn r iruin nfuftttirr, it tquuLj baud-
I'.-t.cu Mi"t'!.riisiiii ir i:t t-i.'U loy i.i.
0!l (ii-uuinc Ii.itnf-siMVfd, thoftnrstpalf
I'vi-r ijJUTfl li.r r.ii.iU HcUcU
y 00 Ilimd-Sowrd Well Shoo, it 11 p.Vf,
fa MvIkIi. cumfi-riabli- ;iu1 Jural. 'llio ln-st
ftinp ever ort'iTt-d nt ttiin prico : sain- K,-ado Kin-
H'lii-uiii'ir unit's i-osini;; I r in tf;.'tj t.j Ci.n p.
unn I.U1-TI :iniir-:.ii uc.irt icin: iicca r.
seamless, bJiiooth 1:1s1. 1.-, to avy tlirco s-jlus, cilcll
Floii tdiri. Out) lmtr wilt u-i-ar n vrar.
50 fluo rull"; li' bott.T :;Iiml- vvor ofTorrd at
vSXiGmm thlji jirici'; 0110 trial will conviuuo lliyO
v.-no want aplioufitrrfimrorr un1 sorvicc.
anil 'o'J.uv Vt uruiiiuiiiitirn snno?
Il.ro Vurv stroin' ntul ilur.i).t. uli.t
11.no im u .1 111.11 iviii wear no oiil 'r IliaiiL'.
-CrWa' 11 P l.7. school sh'-os nr
cii tbLir merits. ;h tli ln. ri.asin salcshow.
U Qri OS 'i,,u iiaitu-octvfii .o norn
hlUU IV J nllltM (1. VlTVftlVll.s l:t
Ininurti'd bho H conliior from Al.'.i t
l.rulit Vf.50, .OU 11 iid shoe for
jlil?oL 3Uri. UU lcal Uliu Udriyoio. rtiy 1 1 ill ail' 1 1 1 lir.lltlC.
'iiiilio)i. iSio tl t V. I., b .unla-t uamo uud
TntUtnn tv. rtlc-.l (t.-.-.l..r Un.,t.1.-i., ,.
IS1
Ij.
two
KAI!!
A Idle
U'Ylllu to (
WAV INTO.
iir.th llio lnothod uv rcEiitta when
Syrup of 1; if;-s is taken ; it is pleasant
nad refra?iiinor to the tote, nndact3
pently yet promptly on tlio Kidneys,
Liver s:ul Jewels, cleanses t'uo syo
teractTectually, He!3 colJs, head
eclies and fevers and cures habitual
constipation pennsnrntly. Forsalo
ia CUc una SI 'jetties by ell
drufrfjisui.
caufqiwm no syrup m
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
VTOTK'E IHHKKKIiY GIVKX THAT
j by virtue of an order f a!e duly
nmtlo am! ontorei nf record in l he County
Court of Linn cnuntv, Oregon, on tlm 5tt)
day cf Jrtmirv. lMtJ. in t':o matter of
the eslnie of MnrU Crcwi-e. ilccpased, the
tiii'!t'r-iixnpi, thn iluiy imiiii(-(l Bud uoi
intc id:ninitru:nr ol Mi l f?stt:to. will on
Satur-ii v. thu l.l h d:.y vt ' iMtt-runty, liij,
nt Iho h'.ur ' f 1 oVUvk V in.,
Rfdl r.V jvihln; n;ii t:tii :it ill Catirl Itou'-u
door, i?i thi v ty id J'':.t , l.iin: county.
nirori, i,n im-Ii iu!ji.i1 t.i tf o highest
hid.ior Hm r- :i! ry licltr.uinj; to said
e!Mi. !'-. -;,.. i a i '. . tow;.': J
11 iim1i i !t d iu t ! vent h :- i Im north i
h'-iIT if thu t:oimtii' l.nnd t'luim of
.v:jltiil 1 l'firtrr Mid Witti, I "inir 'on;i!xn
J irv N' ;i!'C'.'!.!t!id bcin,: iiartM d'S; -lipf.'
r i i S, in towiibhij I !, S tl S'
i"Un Mtri'iia", in i.in:i n)im:v
6 ft, if r
KAN tiJ.r.fi.irr r?i
lowsmtt: av. 'tew vow, A'.fc
J. A. Cnmraipg,
;icr, vi.
ti'i.,
I; iiu!- (
rovrd thoii
n;ivr h:u:il
r.H-lhiiwI, ..f
The very latest news is that you can huy at JULIUS
GR ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25e.
11 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
20 lbs Extra C Sugar White 100
No. 1 Kerosene, per singlo gallon 25
5 Gallons Good Pickles 90
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 00
A Complete Hanging Lamp 2.00
Wholesiilo yrro of sn-ir - 100 I tH oxtnt C, 1.7.1; 100 ,lis gTiimiluWhl, $").7
T will con(iut a strict Cfisli a'.orn, an-l ti m li will l- s.i'il Tor ri'.t oaili fr ;u in
to 25 per cent l"i tunn rfxu:r pri ". .:y .i: i 'K of f'liiiiwAni, ftnov K"'"!f. a"J
Jill ll:(f'sirah!f t! f tii.ihei, ki woll ii-. -i L;"n.ir.il as-i.trtiMHtir. of urornri'w , enrk
n:v, I mi i j is t" u.l fixiirm i.i nomplotM. 1 :n ik.i .i ! '.Itv ill ti in In , n ill vn anl
U ikiiiK powik-r, ami ahvnyn pl"nvi my ('".t'niirnl
My ilHhUy of iimw loyi ami novliius t r f'.o hull. lavs II. N vr will lio tlie
tr;o.tuver brouKlit to Altiauy. Julius (Ji'itil wolil.
WHOLESALE; RETAIL G
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OF
KINDS IN LARGE OR SMALL UAIS!TITJES
IN THEIR SEASON.
ALL
Flinn Block-
ALB A. SI
We are the People
Who carry the most complete line of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the market.
iS
A tO I
Hid
Co ne i.
ho v. gou!
'.'VV is ou
.'-I IP
; v.ork.
Ci nie h!.
".-jn.rdl
, ;;nd o:' o!
c to c'.o any
uy,ihj to
2nd
Wall Paper,
i riip:s, laini, Oils
CJlss, lite.
j-i-S-- il
: l! v
ill-
; na- iu;:i
i
;i;KY.
.itlrju: .
POSH4V
.'ii'". ;-';i.:iv.u!!-iv
j ; r::" v. 'n:
Ht ,o.-lc of 2nd paods fn the
VaM. hii I thn lii'-.-t rca.-ormble prlaus.
t hnve on 1 1 u u t Kit kind.1 of
FUHNITU3E, STOVES, TIHWARF,
TRUNKS. BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
UC, till.
Onnoor v.'.j .t ofs d Yoip.g'n oM ninrt.
L. C0TTLEI3
Oil
BLAOKWaM
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
P'
OEEGOIT
TO ALL W HOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
Notice is hcrt-hy iv-n to all p.iriirs-.h a
in nccordiini.i' wiin i.tv. J hnveposded tres
pass tudict-s nil 1MV pre.nhts f:u!iddi!l"
Albany
IRONWORKS
Manufacturorw of
lim ENCINES CRIST AND SAW
y ILL MACHINERY IRON HCUTS
m ALL KIF53 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
Fonray.ER & emwe
4
m!-Bmw ' (Km
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.-
parties
L'ardnf
lllil.tillLT
u noi ie
trespii.-iM.I 'i th
(tictu'e a itl. ,;,''!
hy ui-c'.-ar ;. I
anv a n! nil parti
my niiiid '
r .i t furl
Cl.t ot t
reward to
prrly who
Le'raiK';:
n.-. In dirc
ii e co;tt:iht!v
and in rriiiM.
Ih en injuri u
In no'jfy
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