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Newspaper Page Text1 J i The Chilian war clmul will most likely Tunish into thin air nnl its udvont on the horizon of the L'nion will coon pais into forti'tfulni'ss. Tijrt'r l)om are nhiii- of tin- queer lhiii(f in the coimneree of I'hitiu. Tnry are useil as a meilieine, iK'ini? luvounteil a kiml of tonic. Secretary Maine hail timitltfr ill si-ell at the cabinet meeting Tuesilay unit hail to K taken home. These sjiells fall like a wet blanket on his friends who are booming him for the presidency. Senator 1'avid II Hill has umioumvd that he is in favor of tariff reform etui the free coinage of silver. Very well: now. if he "will explain just what sort of tariff reform he is in favor of. and what he means by tariff reform, he will silemea good many envious tongues. 7Wri''" Pome of the democratic papfrs are de nouncing the proposed republican gerry mander of Ohio us "infamous." Softly, brethren, the democrats did the same thing two years ago and you npplaudi-d. or ap proved by silence. If it isn't right now it was not right then: if it is net right for the republicans it was not right for the demo crats. lot us be candid and consistent. Tthtrxam. Softly, brother Ttttgrttm. The Demo crat very recently denounced the proposed gerrymander as "infamous," aye, more than infamous. Hut two years ago it neither applauded, nor approved by it silence or otherwise the' democratic gerrymander of that state. It denounced that gerrymander with the same earnestness that it does that proposed by the republicans now. It is op posed to all gerrymanders, but it h;is a very deep disgust for that kind of opposi tion for gerrymandering exhibited by Har risonopposition to gerrymandering by one's political enemy but mute approval of that by'one's party. A dispatch from Atlanta (ieorgia says: In an interview with a AVashinplon cor respondent in today's Constitution, Senator ilill, of New York, laughs at the charges made that his .-.leeches at Kimira and Al bany were inconsistent. In his Kimira sjieech he announced his ersf'n:d views 0:1 the leading questions of the day. In his Al bany speech lie gave his opinion as to wli t congress at this session would do, and not what he should do were the democrats in power in all the branches of the government, lie says he isau ardent reformer, and also favors the free coinage r l' silver. Hill be lieves that the democratic party will 1 vic torious in the next election. "The party should go to the country," he said, on a perfectly plain platform. It should be pre pared wfth great care by some able and con servative democrat. The platform should be so brief and explicit that it should be pointed and interspersed with catching sen tenos that can be used effectively by dem ocratic orators in the campaign. We should declare emphatically for tariff reform. We should declare for silver on an equality with gold. The country should be l.'ade aware." he cont ir.ued. "that thedem o. -atic party at the proper time will pass a biil providing for the free and unlimited r"ina.re of silver, and also for a larger cir culation per capita." HfVJO ASI Rl.ACK.MUI.. The "American Protective Tariff League" is an association of Nortacstcrn capitalists, beneficiaries of the McKinlcv bill. Its second vicr-prcfident is Mr Robert P Porter, whose appointment as superlntendant of the census w&s dictated by it. Though these capitalists represent millions of money, thev are capable of at tempting to blackmail the petty officials of the Harrison administration, fourth-class postmasters and others, by a combination of buno and extortion which shows the ingenuity ci subliuiitcd rascality and con cent! ated meanness. The plan of operations is to secure from Washington lists of officials and of new appc-i"!r-.nts. '1 he League thn writ. -to i. ; v vl in- 1 it.1; on li'.n to act i.s "coo fnltnlial a;i't :.:; correspondent"' in d-stribiitmg republican campaign li'er.i turc and in "extrting every legitimate in fluence in favor of protection at:J recip rocity." This, however, is only "a blind," the bunco ptetext ior the blackmailing purpose shown in this tentencc: We expect that each correspondent w ill, either personally or with the aid of friends, furnish at least $5 before the next election for circulation of our liteifcture at his home. If you do not feel like personally contrib uting the amount suggested, ask ft tends to help. Tiie document concludes with the sig nificant statement that " i's i'tfvcn'Vc that every friend lilr you puts his shoulder to the wheel and works in season and out of season un'il the election of iSy2." Doubtless there are tinny postmasters timorous enough to be blackmailed by these Plutocrats, or to be thus forced to act as their agents lor frying oiit fat for the Plutocratic corruption f.uul, but one post master receiving this impudent demand to hold up bis hands and have his pocket picked has forwarded it to Tltr A ul'Iir. L!;where in thlsi'suc it appears vcibatim fiotn the Ictlcr written on the League's letter head and signed Jby its sccrelary, Wilbur V Waketr.an. The name of t'oe re cipient is withheld because, as he vliy trulv says, i!iec I'lutocta'.s woiud other wise get him turned out of hi. oiii.v. The locn . 1,'j are sending out such let tcrs :ue ri.h c;'.ou:;h to i;ive ti''iv)ini a vcr.r to tV r-'ril:i!u:tii campaign food lit-n Hit '.r : .';:: pi..;':s ur.i. r t'10 V. Kir, l-,;.;, !': -ir v. sue. 'u t r, ing lo lv:o !; 11:.;:: - ;o -i-..' ' i'. i s ,,;.! , i .vie;'- l '!'.' v.-. 11 even i:l rcpi; ' '! ic:l n ' .. . I r- ' l-l.KVKI.ASW AIIEMl. A dispatch from Richmond, Va nv a careful poll made on Saturday of 103 of the 137 democratic member of the Vir ginia legislature as to llu-lr preferences for a democratic nominee for president shows this result: Cleveland, 50; Hill, 3Sj Gor man, 3; a western man, not named, 6; not committed, 6 Most of those included in the list for Hill, as weli as those not committed, pre fer Mr Cleveland, but put themselves In the poillion in which they are hs-ar named as a matter of expediency, they say A LKTTKIC KKJ1 S"ll. We are In receipt of a letter on county politics from Scio but the writer does not furnish his name. We cannot publish com munications unless the mine of a respon sible person accompanies It. If this cor respondent will send his name we will cheerfully publish nls communication. We do not want his name for publication. A dispatch from Jefferson City. Mo, says: Governor Hill's free silver speech a month ago changed many Missouri democratic legislators from the Cleveland to the Hill column. His subsequent sjieech explaining his first speech is regarded, however, as an effort to carry water on both shoulders and dtxlge the whole question. The ItepuHic, the leading democratic paper in the state, has polled the democrats in the legislature for presidential preferences' and shows this result: For Cleveland, 72; for Hill, 111; for Vice President, Boies of Iowa. IS; for Gray of Indiana, 8. The Eugene Journal speaking of the democratic convention at ir'ortland, says: The evidences are quite overwhelming all through the pioceedings that Govern or Whiteaker was the only sober man ir. the crowd. No further evidence than the above quotation is needed to show that the editor of tne Journal is a very efficient liar. It looks as though "Hob" Veatch of Lane county, would be the democratic nominee for congress In the first district We have many good men, but none better qualified, or who would make a better ace than Mr Veatch. Koseburg Review. NEW ADVERTISEMENT?. 1 1 KADY TO WI!K Partlc dsir!nc IV wood put in or any sind of labor uone, can obtain ptomtit attention bv se citrine the Pervices of Daniel Lowp.at the Mttle ferry house Leave orders there. "1 11 7" ANTED. A girl to do eoneral TT housewirk in a small family. :'all on Count' School Hnpt. G If Kit Hell, at the Court lliuse or at his residence on Slierm n, between First ami Water street. IVTAUTED. Highest prlcn palrl for T hii.es at the chair factory, A Ibany, Oregon. 1 .1011 SALS House and corner lot In L U' iGiadd. 8750. Apply to I W Davis MONEY TO LOAN -Homo capital to loan, in suras 10 roil. 011 Albany and Linn eoujitv real esta'e or uood personal security. W E McFhersnn, First S-treft opp, Masonic Hall. Albany, Or. SN. STEELE A Co.. Albany, Ore . Loan money on good real estate security in Linn and adl lining c'uutia s STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. TOTICK IS HERKItY GIVRN THAT iH the annual meeting of the stock liWUrs of the k lbany Hiiiltling and Loan Association will be hold on Fridsv, Fob ruar 19th, 1ES92. at the hour rl I'M p m nf jald day, in the Bank of Oregon, in Albany, Linn cunv, Ortgon-, for the tectiun of nine directors, to Herve for the term of one year next nsuin from aid meet in j?i and unttl tht-ir .sucoo:iors are elected and qualificJ.and totr.msaot surh other bu8ines an mny nnme before the iwsocia ion. Done by order oftl)naso' ciatlon tliis Lll day or.Tannarv, ISi2. " C II STldVAI'T. JrtY W pi.Arx, iTehidont. se.-rclwy POULTRY, .Ili.froh om Portlr.'ul ;.r d oth.'i nces, always on hat;d af our niurktt, near corner becoiul and Llliworth Flreeta. GitORUK SLAVCiHTKR PISH I ADMINISfFArOR'S NO I IDE. -irH'K ISHKMHttV (ilVKN T Al,t V iIOM I T Jl liny on, (" ii 'nut i lie un,'r;"4i;i'in;,l ! ....pn ui.iiti kI h.Iiu'ioh mo , wtMi will ann'wo.,, o( tllO L'ttHlIct nf l.rit'tTt .lol'tiH, tlefiriMtil. A'iptrttOIlS lnvm ilhinwi'i, nsi bi'.I ont.itc iru rti-uirtil to prviifiit thini i.ulv v.-ril'n.t to i ii,. ii.nitfrlmiul v'k Mm sKinoiiiiid from Uiiadua nt J liany, Linn coanlv, V:iin th lDth Uv nf Jpunrv. J K V;.VrHRItKIU, A-liiiiuHtrato', w:ih the will annexed of It John, duu'd. CHOICE MEATS -Ok All Ki.i Opposite Solunt'rr'ii Mvorr Srihio, next -nil- 1 i;.y;m in is l'or sale Vy 'A)'V t SO.V, nt n;.-: I:- HM.V. HT.KIi Farker Bro8, grocer. Now cloaks at W F lletd'B. Latest styles cf hatit W K Itt i-. Reduction iu sutmner KiXKls'at Y K lioad'i Apple parors f r sale at Stewart &, Sox v. Fiae groceries at Conn & llt'iuiric3onV Latent sheet music at Will Si Link's. Parasoli and u umbrellas at It -us than cost at V F Head's, Gold upectaclei and uye ylaaut, ntylea and price, at F M Freuch's. The tmeit line of (MKki knives in the City at Stewart & 8nx'. Haraios in k'M watches at French , "The Corner Jewelry Store." A full Kne o( Warner's corsHtd, best iu the world for the mmiey, at W F Head's. J. W. Hentiey, leadin; h ot and shot maker, just east of (Uvere House. Silk umbrella in n Mural wood hati.lk'3 cheap at French's Jewolry store. ifOtoK'"'i Itr s aud have your slut en repaired Wiiile vou watt. Patrouize hnnu itidttMty and buy hand made harness, ,wnrrauttMl, fiom O C .Mo Karl . nd,at DuhruiHe s old Kttnd. (' to 2 W Cobb, Buccemmr to Paisley Snnlt Fliun Block, for yourj b printing of ail kinds Bad Blood. Impure or riMated blood Is nine times oat of ten caused by sim. form of constipation or I in linen Urn that dors up the system, when the Mood naturally I cotius iinprecutittd with thee! ftttcmattf r. T!ieit'.ilnrfipHrir.r atU'inf-t t r-ach this cot iI.iu: ! n!fack:ii Mv! v. it!i t'p drasMe miut-ral "potuh " The pnUilt Hie-.;- ii old and ols:.M'. W-ir-.-tKM-'SjirMii-atiilu m IQOderu. It ) e f l.ie trollblf. .1 arouses the Ii-. ' - a id 1-owch to l.es'ih fill ft-tiu:!. 4.i'i l:ri i ,..';i-ic4 tl'.o tiri'ul.itic:-,. uii'' tliu i..ii.uu:i t u.-o ii.ui.aiy . urrieil iw! I. x . tlio itn:ur..l i .hl..:u i Try it ik-io i.s it -!; ..itf::I " ftCtiOli. (. li;ts. i.I II ; ''!ii-1 .ni'l VnrUe Si .. . i" , t- . . wntt: i i. i: I ' blool illld . U.' 1 1" ' ' ' ' llu oceanic e.i;iv::r im m . Its. f. r 1 o::. 1 iI v .v-..;..- lU' Uri.a'.itO. U l-U : ..I'll'..- 1 . ,. lli-il .:n.i (jr.; m1 i.. m:i; , ' . ' u'.n! I'wryt.u:: :i :uu- vtrlci:i;; Mil w.A r- pillar ' OiJ! 8 VesretabSe w sarsapas-tSJa TOR SALE BY- STAHARD & CUSICK ALBA.HV rdTY IHtl'li STORE PfeifTer Block, Albany Stanard & Cusick ROPKIRTOr.S: DruK, Modioints, Ckemicalt, Fano and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Eruahosv Perfumery, School Book", and Artisls' SuppUeH. I'lij slclanB' rcsc-ripliuns fan Inly compounded. Both thn liicUiod and results when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant and refreshing to the tr.te, and acta (rently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers am cures habitual constipation permanently. For Bale in 50c and i bottles by &11 drurri-itf). CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. SA'I FRAIJCISCO. CHL, lOUMILLF K. UEi-J YORK, U.t, J. A. Cumming. Wa Paper 1 riiy,!a I'a.ints, Oils (ilasH, I'Hto., .''CSHAV Hi JWACOW r ' -" . 1 , - fa - v - tl i fj MRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber Ull Elder Flower i t n ivunrtic In tlie ntutw In wtHch tli:it tin . pul!rly ij-.'I. t.iii permanently lntiti. It M-att a Sffl. HKM' tti, r.vr, vcty kin, ami NT Htuttlsa hitf h .i iMiittiHiit prtitrctinii fnmi tli itfcu'i vl u' nn.l Mih. I uutl p'writUi ami Inira ami (n-eltle-1, ami l:clt n-:v wH n.-vrr coma whit y l a-oit. l! oli ,niu4 iiu'ffiev fur hvttor tnaa at am) :tvr, noun-It." nini Imi; tn n, Hid ikhi tiufttief am) ; roviMOn ti : f .ni...U m nf Wiinkli-H' It k''v th fiffcini'-Mt. clt-.i lii-i.i pniiHiiliiiexii f kiii that jr. hi Itt.l whfii u li-tl,) irt. Kver? la.ijr. fmine ar !. MU'lit i um it, i; i;hei a ma e Toiithfnl appear iiu'f I" hi.v !..,! , :ni; tint perin.iiit'iil' H i'Hiaiiii no - p.'M! r ' r. k ;Vul i i s ttitnnlrnfl at nT',1 i; -i,r -l.i'K-! . 'in- tk n a- i t tha (lawrr. I'elce !it tM. :0 r'.ti Ui-ui'it ;oul hitirilrewr, oral Mr rv.i.; f nilum'" cMianlm'iiiH'iit, P'S P't ulroot San Kranrittt., ! r- lm trt'iim Ivlira for all llrinili c of thef.' :inrf. I,i'hf:t ji ili'anca trtnt by lo'u r, S - t ntiunp f' Iht lit l I w lmk "Haw la b Iteautiful." OdllipitJ UV'Sil'.' re- ,. f t cat m stamp p;iy n 'it nr. .v i' i .i'lu'i , l.i!' nf'iils wautol MRS. GltAHAM'." J?nm ISloacli t'tiifn tie irt cimom of Krffk'ri, Runtiiirn Sal un.ijj, Moth rauhi-i. Pimi'leiiaiiil all kin hiriiiili. I'rlre fjl,(ti). Hunnlftt ami elftrctivr ; i.n aampls nil l'fii"il ; l.ai'J Hift uli Wiililfil, UHi' Tlvturrfritt in llli toH wlin (IrU OpIeiS I lib Ulilii, oil iii't f uij riarations will uiivel-t ii.ii i, o Aililwl ta tint MlvvrtUemciit, Vy pitpiMtio-n ar for i1a hy wlialcwila Sru Ktw in i'hl('Roaiul averv tit wt of it, ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR ASK THE PEOPLE CF LINN COUNTY Where to got (lie Host I'.aryains, Where to got tho Host Value for Your Money, -in- Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., Aud they will Answer willi One Voice, at G. W. SIMPSON'S, Julius Gradwohl s Bazaar WHY IS THE S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOB THE MONEY? It Uan'-ainlifsnho, with uotaekaor war thn-nd fo I'urt the feet: m.i!a of tho Wst lino calf. atylbU nnd easy, and bcratttt to4 wiake mr hiw vf thit anvle than anjt nther mnn ufm-t urcr. It ctjuaiJ baud ct'woil hlmea .'otlni frrttn to VU). (" 00 (.fniiiuo Ilaiul-Howcil, tht flnort i!f shoo cvt-r oiTt-rvl r--r ninala i tcncll iinpiirtfl shoes whli'h cost fr.mi S.,'to Jii.11. C4 UU Iliind-rii'wi-d Wi'll hnr, flno cnlf, JiPra hijilh, forafortabli niW duraiil.-. Tho boat fiioo ever offered at thn prJo ; unmo Krudu aa mis toni-niii'le Riot's coitfni frum ti.t to CO SO I'olicn Sluiri J amiers. Kailrond Men iPw and l."itcrr;irrlcrsall wear tlu'in; Ilnocalf, pcamli'ss. suioutU lnsl lo. heavy throo eults, L'Xtuu Plon cdn'1- One pair will wear ayo.ir. n 60 fiuo cnlfi im baiter shoo cvor ofTrra at 3Sfaa thla price; one trial will cnuvlucu thuao who want u sfioo fur comfort and Rcrrlco. ffiO tiS and S'J.OO WorkhiLMiinn'n chocs J Am aro vwry ktroni; nnJ C lira bio. '1'hoso who lutvn n I von thorn n trial will vtcrxr no other make. Dnvc lyi.OO und 11.75 school fihofi nra DvJO worn by th buys every wln-rc; thiiyscll vu their merit, jir thn lnrToaiiinif (ialca hUow. 0 Ml I gc SSU.tiO tlunil-MiHfil uhoo. hct kdU ICS jjoiiKoln, vtTsij list:: u'piaLi Fruuub lliitMirlfii ahoi'A CdStllllTll'Oril ttt.O) to tO.UI. lindinM' -i.30. SJ.08 iiti 61.93 noo for 1 JMt'S art! IUU Ui-'Bt imowiiiijuiit. .ii.Tinn.iun miiiuijivj. i'aution. be that . I.. 1oukIuh' namo uud. price aro buuupuu on tne uuuum ui t-aca bdoq. fF-TAKR NO S:niTITi:TF..J TnKUton l'ral a lvortl-d dcalMrs BtipnlyUitf vim. I UOL fciLAbi ISrvcklou.IUasiu lioldby Sfl 1 1 Iti L. K. iU.AIN TWO Mr ?. AND l INK IJOY Ahile trying to Crowd theii -WAV INTO- itori?, where ws a'v-;t s have on liand h! Ir.r'.ebt .Stiu:U stjuih of I'ui llaiui, of ike L" ? im'Vrd U i.irv n r i Saot '. nit 'id.s (.'nil .. . . :i ::!.' , jiouands 'if oilier iliiv . v. u i i. run - tu :nc ;:lion K.5.4: ?i? hti n conner.iit'!. viitl. tiie Siore, ami one of best wori.ir.eii in ill.- state t' do any nd ni! kir.iii of vor Coxie O'.'i'i C'iTic . No rouble to how goods "f?ii, all p relit nd quick aVs" it ou: .noUo. 2nd mr Stsre, I.t siork (.1' 2nd r-fiT coda hi t ho VnlUy, an i :h nmt reas'ir.aolo jiriuoi. hnv on IidimI ull kinds of FU.;H!TUE, stoves, timwabe, W-m. COOKS, PICTURES, CLOCKS, CRGCKEP.Y, ETC., ETC. One door vo ofS Y.:iii'. rid tor. I. GOTTLEIS TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N(i;icf is lit ivb iven t(i all p:irti,'s(.ii a ill uccunluncc will. !;iv I have piiKted Ires pum iiolicfs on li y j ro.iii-i s f. irititl.lin li.riici l.unliii u ; tin- ';tiv In ti;ie yai il of s.iltl no; ice- ; ;a : ii s i- ii - :anl I v Irci pa--t'.l o i :! i- ) ifini-t-, j;i t-,,ne'-t;m ncc a ali.:;'i!'' imi'(:!i;, I i t; injtin-d liv t!iM-liarK 'l .irf. !-r.:Hy anv a:u! aii i.-. :. I I 1 t . - r r.i,- up mv tiiln:! !'i pi 1 "m ::' j v v.lii: tri-v. i,i--i lurtluT i". r.'V pi. , (ul rsint of ti-' . ,..! inn-. I ih! -'-'5 i(iii,iil,i i" ; v-i ii wl.o .i;l ..sine the pri : v who ':'iL ni v I.:.; I.CI-.i::t, '.!r . 1 ; i, i'. .1. Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar 20 lbs Extra C Sugar White No, 1 Kerosene, per single gallon. Cans refilled, 5 gallons 5 Gallons Good Pickles 20 lbs. No. Savon Soap E5e. .$100 . 1.00 . .25 . 1.00 . .00 .. .00 Wliolemlo pricoor ulnar 100 llwoxtr ?l.7r.; 100 ,lw RinnulatO'l. 81.78. I will cnmluK Mrifti-.wh lirn, an l h I : nl will ! h,.IiI for nut ili frun in o !r per cent lrsrt tnnu rnuu r priiv. ; ( nf Cliiiiinrrn, f utov K'"i!, and all tlm lcBiralil cylm f'li-ili"!, as wtill i. uihI an.,rtnint nf KP)i-ori-t , cruok my, lainpsPinl fixHirss is i-oiiiplHlM. i i '.H ol ilntlm, oilfios and biking powtlcr. ami always pl-ao my c . i i. Agent lor ton responsible iimiiranoo c inp-i m. JuliiiH (iriiilwohl. ALLEN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE 3 RETaIL GROCERS CIGARS TOBACCO, AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALt KINDS IN LARGE: OR &MALL QUANTITIES IN TKEIR SEASON. ITliim Block. ALBANY We are the People Who carry the most completo line of .Hard ware, Stovea, Ranges, etc., in the market. s a m a. m e LEADINGDRUGGISTS The very latest news Is that you can buy at JULIVS GB ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows: OXliIEG-OlSr DRUGS. MEDICINES STA1I0NARY &G ft Albany Manufacture IE AM ENCINES CRIST AMD SAW MILL MACHINERY IRON .-tOUTS AMD ALL KIK33 OF HEAVY AND LICHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. ffldal attontion jairt o i pairlnit ll da ol' nmchlnor Patterns Kada on Short Notict ALlSAPiY On. UBITSKA3 ft HTJLEBP.T BROS. fii a j'l U.mcht-K f ; r Ij . mmmm -FUNKUAL DIKECTORS.- Arlsrlal ICiiibalinlng dono Selcntifl"1 Albnuy, Ortjon. BKatifaaHHaaa tiii: i:i.i:t:i:ATi:i ' SMITH & WESSON REVOLVERS; tht Fir.cit Small Arrnt Ever Manulaclud, i, Unr.v.,!c !4.-.-rTi iti.ii. ti.,8n!.tiv, t.i Liu. c W5Pi.t- iv l . l.':il.i u . : t i V.:::?i - . . ;-. ;.: !t.o.v. i i ,, r, i ;:, I : ' i ; . . . ' ' 7 ypffW jffmm y,