"Wliatovor the iioliticiiins may wish, the
pli'luM-ite, it the New York h'mlJ luw
frankly nilniittoit, is (wrwheliiiiniriy for
Jlr Cleveland.
The Iowa democrats have agreed that
"'unless there shall lie harmony in New
York Gov'lioiese'n name w ill tie presented
for the democratic presidential nomination.
The blossoms of the plant from which
coffee is obtained is white. It (.tows to the
height of about 10 feet and the fruit is of a
tl'right red color.
Advance sheets from the report of the
ocretary of the State Hoard of Apiculture
how the total value of the products of Iowa
soil for 1801 to lie M l9,K)7.(Mo. Of this
over $100,000,000 is for corn.
At Santa Hosa.lin'the Hepuh'ic of Uru
guay, 200,000 vine shoots were planted this
year. Next year there will lie twice as
ninny planted. They yrow luxuriantly mid
bear abundantly n that part of li.i::jay,
and'are profitable) their ow ners.
The advancement in shipbuilding is
shown by the fact-that the mean of 12 voy
ages made this past season between this
port and Qaeenstown, by the steimers
Teutonic Jmil Majestic, show an average of
Ave days 21 hours and five minutes between
ports.
The little QueenWilheluiina of Holland
must read a chapter from the liiblo every
morning to her mother, and patiently stitch
away at the embroidery and fine needlework,
but she is devoted to her pigeons, her gar
den, and especially her dolls, with which
she has little time to play.
An engineer on a Swiss railway was
notified that he would be dismissed at the
end of the year. In vengenance for that,
two weeks ago he deliberately drove his
engine past the adverse signals into a p?s
6enger train coming from the opposite
direction. He was killed with his fireman,
and three passengers hurt.
The New York H'orM has polled the New
Jersey legislature on presidential prefer
ences and here is what it says :
The result of the Wm'.t's canvass of the
New Jersey legislature for the presidential
preferences of the nieuiliors will be a sur
prise to many on the democratic sido at
least. It has been thought by politicians
that Governor Hill was the favorite of the
democrats in "Jarsey," but the poll shows
that Mr Cleveland leads all the others ns
decidedly as Senator Hill led in the canvass
of the legislature at Albany.
Cleveland is popular with the masses, a
great leader and a great statesman.
John She'inan in an'nte iew said:
"I urn much gratified at my re-election.
No other man has been given six terms in
the senate from Ohio, and I don't think r.nv
ma l will lie so greatly honored again. If
I live to complete the term for which 1 was
eltvt-d vesterdav. I will retire from public
life." '
Shaking of the presidential outlook.
Senator Sherman said he did not think
lilaine should accept the republican nomi
nation on account of his poor health, but
that all the indications pointed to a tender
of it to him.
The senator added that Harrison had
made so many enemies in Ohio that he
would have hard work to carry the state if
renominated.
ONLY ONE MAN.
Just at present the name of Hill is
ground out as a possible candidate for tnc
democratic nomination. Occasionally
that of Gorman is heard, and the Chicago
papers affect to keep the name of Palmer
prominent as recently they did that of
Springer for another place. Why Hill
should be the candidate of any party for
the presidential nomination is pa.st finding
out. The poliiical idiosyncrasies of the
New York Sun, and the waywardness of
New York city politics, are phenomena
that for small results In the case of the Sun,
though often important ones In the other
ca:e, make them both serve not only as
indicators but as warnings. If the history
of presidential candidatures, and of presi
dential nominating conventions form a
basis for estimating the result of the
scheming that is at the present time re
ported as in operation.it is safe to conclude
that the men whose names are most prom
inent, underestimate the force of public
opinion. In the republican nominee we
take little interest. Doth Blaine and Har
rison have weak and strong points which
are for their party to choose between. If
the democratic patty make no vital mis
takes, it will get the control of govern
ment affairs, "The present Indication seem
tj us to be that no serious mistakes will be
made. The best men, such as Carlisle,
Breckinridge, Vilas, Russell, Boles and
Others, too numerous to mention, under
stand that the new recruits for tatlff reform
are not to be led by a scheme that has for
its only object the federal olTircc, and that
the massei of the democracy demand
good government at the hands of those to
whom they are to give their confidence.
The democratic party has one tried man
in whom the public have confidence; one
who has had four years of valuable exper
ience; one who will come Into the office
stronger and better fitted to toke the helm
than when he was first elected; one who
knows better than be then knew the public
mtn In whom to confide for advice. The
Boston .rt'.'.ln discussing the qualifica
tions of this man, said lie posi.essed no
tact. There may be some truth in this
statement. Tact ii not a material quall-
ficatlor.. Hut no one denies to him the
courage of, bis convictions norhU wiUlng
ness to stand or fall by what be deems the
right or the expedient. He may make
mistakes; he made them In his first term.
Hut they were no more than mistakes.
Which of the presidents has not made
them? The modest and industrious courte
pursued by this man since his term ex
pired has commended hlni to the favora
ble consijetatloii of vast numbeis of peo
ple who will vote for no other democrat.
To those who are seeking the payment
of bounties by the government; to those
who propose to pension everybody, their
wives and their children ; to those who de
sire the affairs of government admlstered
only on n policy of extravagant expendi
ture and consequently excessive taxation,
on a system of partial reciprocity such as is
represented by McKinleyism ; to those
and to all such he is diametrically opposed.
Betides all this, the man of whom we
speak is committed to a tariiT policy of re
duced taxation, one that commends itelf
to the vast body of the consumers and
producers of commodities throughout the
land. There is no safety in adopting anv
other parly issue and no safety in select
ing any other name than the one here ad
verted to to head the ticket. One and
onlv one man Is called for by the great
body of the people, by the great majority,
as we believe, who nre hoping and longing
for a change of administration, and that
man is Grover Cleveland. Milwaukee
Journal.
A iirci.1: r.it,L.
Ks-President Cleveland. in the
speech, delivered at the business mens
banquet in New York on Jaekson"s Pay.
ci'ls upon a" those who are true Jacksonian
demccals not to heed the Hill crv of retreat.
This snejeh is ore of the greatest Mr Cleve
land hr.s ever delivered, elevated in tone,
broad in spirit, strong ami forcible in lan
gaage, and permeated th-m'ghout with
tl'at honest ,-, directness and couniire which
have lr.w'p Cleveland the most admired and
Weed 'eadtr of his parly. Tiie Xt:is
gives i us spfa.'h place in the ediloriai
cn'umns because within the I'eTCt.-itic
p.T, ty todav there nre adoeates of two dis
tinct 'vea of policy, .i.itt that which the
A'c.-.'si'ipo :3 is set forth clearly in Mr
Cleveland's speech. It may be of interest
in this connection to note this fact- that
there a'e but three papers of pro einenca
in the United States which snppo-1 the Hi'l
plan of campaign tlio New Yck Sun.
Denver News and Atlanta C'onli r-iio.i.
Tucoina Xc-us.
Vk k's Floral Guide, 1S92. True and
tried friends are always welcome, conse
quently ''Tick's Floral (Snide" ia sure of
a warm reception, especiall w hen dressed
as daintily as this year. "The "Nellie
Lewis" Carnation on the front of cover,
ami "Brilliant Poppies" on the back,
are unusually attractive, and the numer
ous coloied plates of flowers and vege
tables ar certainly works of art and
nieiir. The first twenty four pages,
printed in violet ink, describe novelties
and specialties. Send ten cents to James
Yiek's Sony, Kochester, N Y, and pro
cure a copy of this attractive and useful
catalogue It costs nothing, as tha ten
cents can be deducted from the first
order.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ur ANTED cirl io do general
housework. Ca'l at residence or
ollice of br G W Mutton.
YlfANTfiD. V. girl to do ceneia
f T housew.irlc In a mull fmnilv. t al
on Count? School Sunt (3 V Ku Hell,
Ihe Court House or at' liis residence oil
Sh6rm n,between Fbstri-ici Water street.
"ITANTKD. Hiiihest price paid for
T T bices at the chair factory, Albany,
Oreu.on.
I,"Ort SAL A House and corner lot tn
UN 8d add. 750. Apply tn I W I)avis
" ONKY TO LO AN -Ilnmn rapitnl to
J.TJ1 lnau. in sum to :iiit.nn Albany and
latin eountv real e-U'e or good personal
security. W K HcPhnrsoti. Flrt Street
opp, Mrannic Hall. Albany, Or.
READY TO WO UKParti, desiring
, wood pit'n or any sind of labor
oiilp, can obtain p-onipt attention by se
curing the sbi vices rf Danie' Lowe.at the
bale ierry boese. Leave orders llirre.
For sale by
STEWilJO? SOX,
Dealers In
GENERAL HARDWARE
Albany, Oregon.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
V-OTICK iS HF-KKBY CIVKN THAT
ll the niiiiinl nieiiuit of the stock'
li(,ldbrn nf the Itmny Ku Inline and Loan
Association ih held on KmUv, Feb
marv i!ith. IMi, al iho hour el 7:ao p m
of said day, In Iho ltank of Oregon, in
Albany, Linn c unity, Oregon, fur the
elecliim of nine directors, to serve for the
term of mm year next ensuing from naid
meeting, and until their hucccmois arc
elected and qualilied and to transact such
other busiiiesH at may eomo lit fore the
.. .......,,,. ,,,, ujr uriier ( iwien-Ki'
eintlontliis lMli day of .lannary, lw
, , , CI1SIKU AKT.
Jay W "lain, l'residont.
Ocretary,
-;?X TIIE """
DIAMOND
SSV''R5I1NG 1 tCLSrp
t'arktT Bros, groove.
New cloaks at W F Kesri's.
Utrt st)les cf hat; nt W V IUai.r.
Reductiou in ummor (ood-at W F Kuari'i
Apple parers f.T.nale st Stewart A. Sox r.
Kiae groceries at Conn & Mem.riesonV
Latent sheet miuio at Will & I juk's.
ParannW and mm umtirollas at leas than
coat at V F Kesri's,
The finest lino of pocket knivea in J the
city at Stewart & Box's.
A full Kne of W irtmr'n conwtn, bent in
the world for the money, at W F Knari's.
J. W. reutlty, leuliu bt nri ''lo
maker, juat east of ii.vere lluuie.
Silk umhrellnft in nitural wood handle-
cheap at French's Jewelry store.
Patronize heme itiduvtry nud buy hand
made harnF wai tints I, frm O O Mc
Karl i ml, at Dubi ullle old t ml.
Go to C W Cobb, ancestor to Farley
Smile, Knnu Bluili, dr yiurj b piintiiij,
if ail kindx
CON
STIPATION.
Afflicts half the American people yet there Is
only one preparation of Saraaparllta that acts on
the bowels and reaches this Important trouble,
and that Is Joy'i Vcgetablo Sarsaparilla. It re
llcvea It In 21 hours, and an occasional dose
prevents return. We refer by permission to C. B.
Elkington, 1J5 Locust Avenue, Ban Francisco;
J. II. Brown, Pctaluma; 11. S. Winn, Geary Court,
Bun Francisco, and hundreds of others who have
used it In constipation. Oue letter Is a samploof
hundreds. Elkingtou, write: "I have been for
years subject to bilious iicadaches and constipa
tion. Have been so bail for a year back have
bad to take a physic every other night or els I
would bavo a headache. After taking one bottle
of J. V. S., I am in splendid shepo. It ha done
wonderful things for r.ie. 1'eoplo similarly
troubled should try it and bo convinced."
Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
Most modern, roost effective, largest bottle
same price, U.0 six lor I5.0J.
FUR SAl-E BY
STANARD & CUSICK
ALCANY
c
IT V DRl'H KTORK
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany
Stanard & Cusick
ROPaiKTORSl
-DSAIKR8 1.1-
DruH, Medicines, ( bemicals, Fane,
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Brushes
Perfnmtrj, Scboo Bonks, and
ArtistK Supplies.
I'll) KiciaiiK' iircKiTiptiurm csrr
fuly ccmponnded.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE is heroby ivea that I, or rr.y
Deputy, will meet th tsx-psyets of Linn
county , Orecoj, at 9 o'clock a m and remsin
until 4 o'ciook p m,at their renpective places
of voting in the several precincts.at the fol
lowiD tinios aDd places for the purpose of
collecting the taxes for the jearof lS'Jl:
Rock Creek, Monday, Febrinrv 15. 1892.
Fox Valley, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1892.
Jordsn, Wednesday, Feb 17, 1892.
Scfo, Thursday, Feb IS, 1SU2.
Frnnklio Bntte, Friday, Feb 19, 1892.
Shelburn. Saturday, Feb 20, 1892.
North Lebmon, Mondav, Feb 22, 1S92.
Santiam, Monday, Feb 22. 1892.
Sonth Leban'.n. Tusdav, Feh 2D 1S92.
Waterloo, Tnt-dav, KW 83, 192.
Sndavi'ie, Wednesday, Fel 2i, 1S92.
Kweet Hnuie. 'J'linralay, Feb 23, 1892.
(.'rawfordvvil'r, Friday. Feb 20, 1892.
N I ronnbvil.e, Saturday Feb UT, 1J92.
S I'.rowni-ville, Saturday. Ech 27, 1S92.
Center, Saturday, Feb 27, 1892
N Harrisburjr, Monday, Feb 29, IS92.
S HarriaburK, Monday, Feb 29.
Ilalsoy, luesday, Ma.ch 1892
Shedd, Wednesday, March 2, 1.892.
Tangent, Thursday, March 3, 1892
Orleans, Thursday, Marcn 3. 1892."
Price, Friday. March 4, ISili.
Syrsuso, Saturday, March 5, 1892 .
"Vest Albany, Saturday, March 5, 1S92.
Albany, Monday. March 7, 1S92.
Center Albany, Monday, March 7, 1892.
East Albany, Tuesday, Marcn 8. 1892.
frompt payment will b required. Pay
your taxes and save costs.
M. SCOTT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Dated January 21st, 1892.
2nd p7 Store.
ltest stock of 2nd tw gaods in the
Valley, and the most reasonable prices,
1 have on hand all kinds of
FURNITim, STOVES, TINWARE,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY.
ETC., ETC.
On door wit of S & Yonnt'a old stora.
L. G0T7LEI3
FISf
POULTRY, (i AM Afresh
from Portland and other
places, always on hand af
our market, near corner o
Second and Kllsnorth streets,
(JrfOKGK SS.AVOHTER
SN. STEEL K A Co., Albany, (r.
security in Linn r.nd adjoining ccuntiew
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
ttUtl
Elder Flower
Cr
w
1 Ida rttKtm't it- in Hie wim in titch that I01 in
ia impulirlv umI, l.ui -H-rtniint-iitlv Iwaiititiui, It
creiiltw a Nuft, mn.Mith, t-le.ir. yw'vfty vkin, mul tiy
tldilv uhp urmlunllv iiiali' the vtmiplvxiuii wvenil
ttlMiilex whitf r. It U a C'tiiH'tiiil roitH-liim frin tlie
ilYnrta of huh ai-it wiit'l mix) p-forrttii miiii InirHKtuI
frerkleis, ami black lu-u-in will tii'vcr cnie u hil 51m
He it. It vlrunxu ttu (nre far hotter thai - an(
Muter, iiiiuriMluti-MHl Imil in u the elfin liiMiica ami
nreveiits tha forinutiuii ot wriukttV It ),'ia the
friwbiirtw, clrnritt'Ktt and Hiii's-nliiieM! f tkin that yn
wlun a I it tlo ifirl. Kvurv in1y. jnnins r ohl.
ouirht to Utw It, a It ifive-ta mo'e vulhfnl H-,-er-mire
t any laly, hii.1 that i-nnni-t-iitiT. It iitniti
no aiil. jwiwtlfr or a:k:tli. ami i- an hrmln ax tlcw
ai:il a.ni-nriiiiiiiif lo the t-k'ir a lt ia t.i the tltMsT.
Irlrr IM 1NI. at all .Inii.-.M -intl huirilrnweni, oral
Mrs !.tr.ie lirntuni'M fnintilistn.iont, ha I'.isl atnt-t
San r'ninciMo, where the Irritinla.hen for all hlriniiili
! of thefuee or lluurv. Lultt-Mut a tliiance trwtUil
hy Iflter, Sf'ul atatup for her little hook "How to
be Iteauliful,"
Sample BotllflZ!;1..! iirfa&p"
0 pay -wti;o an ia:riiu., Ut.lv suffnti hvatiteJ
MRS. GRAHAM'?
Face Bleach
Cim tVe wortit caia f Frt'i-kip", Sutthiirti. Sal
owneM. Mn(h-uirht m, PitiiplfHaiiuull okin hli-inlrtlies
Prlrr l.tiu. II arm I tun am) edvetire ; t.o aaiupk
can ho huiii : Latlv attntt- whiiIihI.
Til L H im it n lot" (wn n ft1 'T'l
1110 ULUt'l' OH hill of mv prui-aratioiiM wU 1
have his name niUlwl to 1 his i JvtTtiMf im-ttt,
My prtparatior a ait- for mle by whulthale tlruj;
ciuUlu Chlt-uKoaml nvcry city wtst of it,
WHY IS THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CENLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE III THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It Is a i-amk'B ehoo, wlita no tacks or wax thrpad
to burl thefi-et; mudo of tb Wst llr.o naif, atrlUti
nod easy, anj bemuse ire nuike more short of this
grade than any nthcr manttfacturer. It equal btuad
H'wpd Hhf mi posttnu from (H.U) to $.VO.
O C 00 iioniilne Hsu J-srwrJ, tho flnr-At calf
iPUi Phoo over ofTereil for $mjo- etinnU FreucU
1111 port (vj Hhocs whlca cost from $S.iMto
d A UU HiiBtl-Mewed Welt Slim-, flue calf,
PTi Btyllsh. comforUible nml d-irnltlc. The bost
ehno evor olTersd nt this price ; name Krado u eu
tommailfi ytioos costing from f-u to ft.iH.
CCQ 50 1'olirp tSliont Farmers, Itallrnad Men
J0 and LettorCftrrltTdall wear them; tluncalf,
Bcnmlens. month ios1fl. ht avy threo aules, cxtea
slon edgf. one pair will wear a year.
DO 0 fln enlfi no hotter shoo eTrotTorf rlat
Psba this prleu; one trial will oonvluuu Uiuso
who want a itoo for oomfort and scrvloo.
CO a nd -i-0 Worklnutnun' ihoeg
PMa ro very strotiff and dio-ahlo. Those wtio
hnvo glTen them atrial will tvpur aoothermuk.
DavqI 8'i.OO ood Sl.Ttt school shors are
DUO worn hy ths borsverrwhere; tUyaea
on their merits, as the lnrYaalnR sales show.
D orl Isoaa landDOtred h, best
IbCIUICo ljotmolo, Tery stylish; tcjualstrenoil
Imported shoos costing from to
Sllssesare khu best flueDontfola. Styllith and durable.
Ijnaioi .ut vdstiw p ! oirj bu'iw 1
S nutluD. bob mat . 1.. uii-iiii' nnui
ce ara siampod on tho bottom of each shoe.
rrTAKB ViO rilSTITL'TE.st
TnsUfton lorol od'crtiriwl d-air8aitplyUi yon,
V. HOLfc-LAS, lirocktoa, Mara, iiold try
HOI.!
II 1
TWO MEN AND ON K liOY
FOUXD HEAD!!
A'hile trying lo Crowd theii
WAY INTO
iilYQE & FROiMft BROS
Store, where they alwa s have on hand
hu largest Stock aouth of Vortland, of
tUe 1 at cot improved Rill en and Shot
3 una; an Immense stock of Fiahing
T?-c;1e t'i every Jkci iption ; TjiUs,
HamniOci's, Camp Cliairs and thousands
'if other things too numerous to mention
FZ e p i I S li j
n connection with the Store, and one oi
"he best workmen in the State to do any
did nil kind? of wor
Come or.fr Come . No rouble to
how o&ds "Small profit and quick
a W Is ou: .ootto.
-Or All Kixds-
L-rratriclc - & - Baker,
Opfroslte Schineer's Livery Stable, next
or to Wiiliiiut-tte Packing CO's Htore.
J. A. Cummirg.
Wall Paper
J rnprs, laintK, Oils
)lllfSM, IZtc,
ALBANY. -:- OilSGOFJ
FOSHAY & MASON
! i ijgi:s fil Huukseliers
ii In for Jon n il. Aldfii'H ()ui.lpatons'
DicU we fi 1 n':tiii,.l:cr' jiriewi rnitb'
ASK YOUR
ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINK COUNTY
Where to fet the Host Bargains,
Where to jjt't the Best Valuo for Your Money,
-IJI-
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
Aud they will Answer with One Voice, at
G. W.
Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar
The very latest news is that you can huy at JULIUS
GBADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as followsi
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25e
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar 'J'SS
20 lbs Extra C Sugar White l o0
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon -5
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1 00
5 Gallons Good Pickles
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90
Wholesale pricoof sugsr-lOO lbsextrs C, f 4.7rt; 100 .lis UTanulsto.l, 1.7.
I will condtint s strict cash store, mil all "! will In m !! T'r nit nisli frmri 10
to 25 per cent liss tirn.il rKUiar priiv. Kr st H-k r China wni, f inov koh.Is, arid
all tho dpsirable yle nfdishm, as well as a nminr.ll as.irtmMnt or i?r.orl.H, cronlc
oi.t, lainpsnl flxnires In eoinplele. 1 mnko a spiioi!ty ot llioti, e ilium and
biking powdor, anil always pl'iaso my oiiitoiiierx,
Agent for toveral responsible Insurance companion Jlllilin OrBlwi1il.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wholesale s retail grocers
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
yiinn Block.
We are the People
Who carry the most complete line of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the market.
9
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
JTBJNr - OBEG-ON
DRUGS. MEDICINES STATIONARY &C
Albany
IRONWORKS
-Manufacturers o'
(EAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON flONTS
AMD ALL KIND3 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINCS.
seclal attention M o -. pairing ll
ds of machlner
Pawirns Mads on Short Notiea
ALBANY OR.
WWTSMAH & HULBERT BROS,
Rca! Estato Agent3
Farms anil Ranches for sale.
Also city bro(,crty in Albnr.r
and Coryallis,
NEIGHBOR
SIMPSON'S.
CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL -LJANTITIES
SEASON.
AL.BA.CT1
FORTMILLER & IRVING
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.-
Arterial Embalming done SolenUflMlly
Albany, Oregon.
H BUB B B D
0 ' THE CKI.KIMATF.n .
E SMITH & WESSON u
REVOLVERS-
Ths Finoit Small Arms Eer Msnulactured."
m Unriy.ilcdiTi.
for t i...
accitsij "T" T tl
t Ai,ei.Lt.1tL Ot
M WORKMANSHIP and
. L0ADIM! anil SJFfTV
Beware of rh-. n i. I
RJ Scr.J flrl!!js!r.-.!(d Caialcauo and Prico Lit to(l
rj SMITH WESSON.
re; ii ;.;, .u.l.s.i."
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