The Karl of Dmllcv has a f 6.000.000 life
insurance.
There are about four janU of very close
H'winn in u Indira 10 Imtton f;love.
The principal street of l!io Janeiro i hut
thirty feet whip, ami no carriages are per
mitteil to enter it.
At Hannnerfext, in Norway, the polar
night lasts from Nov IS to Jan '.':! The
: :n .1...: n i.i. .1
t-iij in iuuuuimieu uu'iug iiieM: uariv itay
liy electricity.
The people of Connecticut are American
citizens and patriots, but they cannot saj
who shall be their governor. They might
as well Tote for a wooden nutmeg as for
an honest candidate for governor.
The largest raisn evineyard in the world
now in bearing Is owned by A B Butler of
Fresno, Cal. It contains 610 acres. The
annual income from this vineyard has
reached $200,000.
Sheep have two teeth in the centre of
the jaw at one year,and add two each year
until five years old, when they have a
full mouth." After that time the age
cannot be told by the teeth.
It seems pretty certain that Trinity
Church, New York, will have to pay
000 for Importing a minister. Sins and
transgresdons, however, are still admitted
free of dutv.
&. The Welcome hi an outtburst of enthu
siasm over the very hopeful prospect be
fore the democrats for the election of the
next president 6ays that both Wisconsin
and Michigan provide for electing electors
ty c0,;'esslonal districts. It Is In error.
Only Michigan na-. l?. "ngement that
so disturbed Harrison.
A dispatch from Philadelphia, says:
!".e Clevtland-Pattison forces won a
sweeping victory at the democratic pri
maries in this city to-night, and by win
ning this battle they have practically se
cured control of the ten national delegates
and also of the state convention, which
will send eight delegates at large.
The leaders of the Clevcland-Pattison
forces, marshaled under Secretary of State
Harrity, have captured all of the conven
tions in the five congressional districts.
Congressman McAleer, the leader of the
Hill faction, was knocked out in nis own
district, which Samuel J Randall had pos
session of for so many jears.
McAleer has been working in harmony
with Squire McMullen and the (Juay men
for years. To-night the trin!ltoiit dem
ocrats took a hand In-ths" game &r.d won
quite easilv.
Ihls YlciVy js much more significant
because of McAleer's friends having last
week taken a bold and public stand against
Cleveland.
The Hill men held a conference to night
and arranged to contest half the seats at
to-morrow's convention in the hope of
ki ocKIng Cleveland out.
. .1 J Richardson iuemWr of the national
democratic committee from Iowa says: '"Our
people are for Uoies and Cleveland. I do
not mean by that a ticket with ISoies at the
head and Cleveland for second place, but
that we are coming to believe that (iover
nor Boies will he the strongest candidate
that the democratic party could put into
the field for president. His name is cer
tain to be presented to the llemocrutie Na
tional Convention. He can carry Iowa for
the democratic party, of which the proof
lie) in the fact that he has crrrie l it twice
when lie was himself a candidate for Gov
ernor. If the convention is in such spiri'
that it will insist on nominating an eastern
man our eople will be for Mr Cleveland.
We are told that Mr Cleveland has the mass
es of democrats in New York favorable to
his renomination, but that the democratic
leaders hold the organization against him
and that he aimot get the delegation from
t he st.iie of New York to vote for him at
t he 11: tiomd lonvention. We hear, too,
that Senator Hill has a call on New York's
vote at the convention. Throughout the
west and northwest Hill is scarcely men
tioned, lie has neither public sentiment
for him nor will he have delegates for him.
If New York dcnuHTats fail to appreciate
this situation and the sentiment is still for
an eastern candidate Senator (lorman of
Maryland is as likely as any one to secure
the prize."
A SOITHKKN OPINION.
Mr Hill is rightly regarded as one of the
most successful political leaders in New
York and possesses remarkable nbility-of a
certain kind but he doesj not enjoy the
confidence and respect of the country, and
he could not be elected president if he
should be nominated. He would be able to
carry the southern states, but he could not
carry the country. In our opinion, Mr Hil'
has been grossly misrepresented und de
icnes much more of the respect of his
party than he possesses; but it is well to
look at the situation as it is, His organs
throughout the country have been sounding
his praises as a presidential possibility for
the last three years, but outside of New
York and possibly one or two southern states
there is no assurance that he will lc able to
carry a single state in the convention, nnd
if he should be nominated there is good
reason to believe that he would lose the
states that are necessary to the election of
the democratic ticket.
The only hope of the democratic parly is
in a strong candidate upon n:i honest plat
form. As Senator Ve-t says: "It is Cleve
land and Hu'im, or Cleveland and liray; but
always Cleveland." Charleston IS C)A'..-:w
And Courier .
The president has finally sent Ids men
sage on the Chilian liouble to congress
He goes over the grounds fully traversed
by the public press heretofore but adduces
nothing new of importance. The difficulty
Is one that should, and we believe will, he
settled by diplomacy or atbltration. To
punisb so small and insignificant a nation
as Chili, wculd, under the circumstance,
cost over to hundred million Jollars. It
dees seem that in this enlightened age
these dilliculties, such, at least as this one,
should be settled without an appeal to the
arbitrament of the sword. Between in
dividuals every enlightened man says dif
ficuhles should be settled without an ap
peal to duelling. And there is just as
much reason for nations settling their dif
ferences in the same way. It would not
be particularly creditable to the United
States to crush out Chili w ith her 2,500,000 1
people.
LEVEL HEADED.
The 7Vfgrim, speaking of the litigation
growing out of the work of the equalization
board savs:
As usual, it was the honest, straight
forward wav. It was simply to obey the
law, not only 111 reirard to mortgages but
in regard to all other classes of property us
well: Assess all at its full cash vahu), as the
law requires. Then all this technical talk
about discrimination and equity, and every
device and trick and subterfuge nnd sophis
try by which the capitalist manages to
evade paying taxes, would have had no
chance to exist. But noassessor in all the
state was found who had the courage and
the moral honesty to obey the law, and set a
most-needed good example, nnd so the
whole businwn is in a w;re muddle than
0 ver.
This is both honest nnd level headed. No
man should ftsk that nncther's property
should be assessed at ittt ensh vnluo unless
he is first willing that his oTU should be.
ITS rTN.NY.
Tht WtrlJ'i Was-h'ngton special says
that two weeks ago, Mr Cleveland decided
to announce a positive and final withdraw
al from the presidential contest. He com
munlcated his determination to a few of
his Intimate friends, They urged him
vehemently not to do so. Finally, against
his own Inclination, he agreed to postpone
the announcement for a short time.
Its funny that this news (?) Was not
learned by the World fight In New York
where Cleveland lives and the H'orM Is
published. May be Us only the outcrop
ping o( a scheme to shove Cleveland oil
'(he track. The IJ'tfrW Is a mighty good
paper In soim respects-
NEW AUVKaTtSRMENI?.
tlTActTED A irirl to do general
V housework. Call at resldeuc or
olliee of Dr O W Ms'.on.
FT'OR SALfi Hon no ami owner lot In
V IV 3d add. $760. Apply to I W Davis
MONEY TO LOAN Homo capital to
loan. In sums to ?tiit.on Albany and
Linn county real estate or good personal
security. W E MoVherson, First Street
opp, MMonle Hall. Albany, Or.
READY TO 'WGrtK. Parties desiring
, wood put in or nny Mis 1 ' s
done, can obtain prompt atti-mioii Dy 96
nurlnfr the services of Daniel Lowe,at the
little ferry house. Leave orders there.
lANTED. Hlahest prica paid for
?? hlv.es at the chair factory , Albany,
Oregon,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
-VJ-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
-i-N there will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Odd Fellows Hall Building
Association held st thelroftice In Albany,
Oteiinn on Monday, the 14th day o'
March, 1892, at the hour ol 7 o'clock p m
or said day, for ..he purpoi e of electing
seven direotors to serve for the ensuing
year aod for the transaction of any other
business thu may come before said
meeting;.
This the 2otli div of January, 1S?S.
v O TH l'.i:iALK,
E A Pabkkh, 1'resl lent.
Secretary
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
N'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the slock.
In,ldbrs of the Albany Building and Loan
Assooiat ion will be held on Friday. Feb
ruary 19th, e2, at the hour ot 7:30 p m
ol said Cay, In the Bank of Oregon, in
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, for the
election of nine directors, to Herve for the
term of one year next ensuing from aid
mating, and until their auccesiors are
elected and qualltled.and to transact such
other business as may arms before the
assocladoii. Done by order oftheasso'
elation this lath day of January, 1WI2.
C H STEWART.
Jii W eutti, President. I
aeuretaiy.
DIAMOND
FARMING 1CULS
For sale by
STinriLIil SOX,
Dealers In
GENERAL HARDWARE
Albany, Oregon.
Jiargains in fcold watches at French's,
I lie Crner Jewelry Store."
Gold spectacles ami eyo ejassun, u atylos
aad price.., at F M French's.
vJ THE
HF.K HKHK
Varker Hros, grocers.
New cloaks at W F Bead's.
Latest styles of bats' tt W F Horn.,..
Reduction in summer good'fat W K Head's
Apple parers f.rjs&le at Stewart X Sox .
Fiae groceries at Conn & Hentlricsou's.
bstest sheet music at Will & Link's.
I'arasoU and sun umbrellas at less than
eot at W F Read's.
The finest lino of iKickes knives itutlio
city at Stewart & Sn'.
A full hue nl Wnruer's eorsuts, heat iu
the world (or the money, at W F Head's.
J. V. Rentier, ievlin t boot and shoe
maker, just east of Knvere House.
Silk umbrellas in uttural wood handles
cheap at French's Jewelry store.
l'atronize heme iudnstiv faud huv hand.
u:ado harness, warranted, from O C Mo
Karl 1 nd, at Dubrullle s old stand.
On to C "vV Cobb, successor to Faislov &
Sinile, Fimu Block, for yourjob printing
of all kinds
CO
STIPATION,
Afflicts half the American peopU ytt than is
Mir ens preparation ol Sarsaparllla that asts 00
lb bowels and reaches this Importaatt traaMe,
anil that fs Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparllla. It re
lieves ll la St hours, and aa eaitsaal dm
prevents return. We for by r.tsMrto teC.m
Blkingtoa, 1:5 Locust Avenue, m tmtsisetx
J. II. Browu, Fttaluma; II. . Wlan, 0M Csart,
Ban Francisco, and hssdreda of otksissrb bar
used it la oonstipatloa. On letter Is a saeayl ol
hundreds. Ellington, write,: "1 have keesi lot
years subject to billons ueadsthts and twuflM-
tlou. Httvo been se had fer a year tack a ore
had to take a physic every other night r also I
would have a hcadaeht. A Iter taking sns bottle
of J. V. 8., I ara in spleudld sapv. It has doa
wonderful things for mo. People simllsrl
troubled should try it on 1 bo couvlnccd."
Vegetable
Hon uouerJ, moat elective, largest liotrt
samo ptlec, gi.o), iii iot tico.
FOB SALE BY
STANARD & CUSICK ALBANY
lITY DBIT. STORE
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany
Stanard & Cusick -
sorRiETons:
-DBA1.HHS IS-
Drui;s, Mediolues, ( hefuicala, ,Fltne
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Erushcsj
Perfumery, Scl.ool Hooks, and
Artists' Supplies.
I'hy SiielnnH iptVriiilIon enri
fitly eonipennded.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that I, or rr.y
Deputy, will meet th tax-psyeis of Linn
county, Oreeod, at 0 o'clock am and remain
until 4 o'clook p m,at their respective places
of voting in the several precincts, at the fol
lowing tlmas BDd places for the purprse of
collecting the taxes tor the year ot lblll:
Rock Creek, Monday, February 15. 1892.
Fox Valley, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1SU2.
Jordan, VVednesuav, Feb 17, I8U2.
Scfo, Thursday, Feb 18, 18U2.
Fronklio Butte, Friday, Keb 19, 1S92.
Khelburn, Saturday, H'cb 20, 189i
North Lebanon, Mondav, Feb 22, 1S92.
Ssntiam, Mondav, Feb 22, 1892.
Sruth Lebanon, Tutsdav, Feb 23. 1S92.
Waterloo, TucmHv, Feb 2r., ls!'2
Sodcvi'le, Wedmsday, Feb 24, 1S92.
Sweet Home. Thursday, Feb 23, 1.-92.
CrawfordsviPe, Fridav, Feb 2G, lh92.
N J rnwnsvil.e, Saiuiday Ftb 27, 1892.
S Brownsville, Satiiidav. lifb 27, 1S92.
Center, Saturday, Feb 2", 1892
Hsrrisbury, Monday, Feb 29, 1S92.
N I .
Ilalsov.luesdav, March 2, 1S92
Shedd', Wed.imiay, March 2, 1892.
Tangent, Thurnlay, March 3, 192.
Orleans. Thursday. Marcn 3. 1392.
Price, Friday. March 4, 1892.
Syrause, Saturday, March 5, 1S92.
West Albany, Saturday, March 5, 1892.
Alliauy, Monday. March 7, 1892.
Ctotsr Albany. Monday, March 7, 1892,
Bast Albany, Tuesday, March 8. 1892.
Prompt paynisafe vill be required. Pay
your taxes and save costs.
M. SCOTT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Dated January 21st, 1892,
2nd!
Store,
llsst stook of Snd (ends In the
Tallay, and the moat reasonable prises.
1 have on hand all kinds of
FURNITURE, STOVES, TINWMI,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY.
ETC., ETC.
One door west of S B Yountj's old store.
L. COTTLE!?.
TMnTT I,OULTKY. GAME.frcsh
I j I LI ,,onl I'ortland nnd other
1 1 1 ) M I!acesi always on hand af
jL XKJ1.X. our market, near corner o
Second and Lllswurtli streets.
U1C0KG1: Sla-johter
SN. KTKKLK A Co.. Albany, Ore
. Loan inonoy on troml real ela
security In Linn and &dioii:iii octinli
N
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
ami
Elder Flower
Cream
1 t 4 1 connrtic tti tl.e wits..' in wli'i-h tliat term
s opuUrl)r u-etl, Imt prriuunitlU ItfattHIUn, It
crvnlM u tofl, miiioih, eletr, vu'vciy kut, and hy
itnilv use irnulually inkcit tho ctniiU'i)ti su'teml
blMtl wliiif-, h in e.iisiiiiiit !ritts'tinu (r-'iu Ilia
pllt'tiu of m" ftinl wiihl ntl ft-i'venU min mrm aint
frel.l, aiul ntaok ln-a.l will never cum whiltjru
e it. It vlfarmj tiin face far helter lUnm ) und
Hiiur, iiDurittlimuiKl tuiil in u; ihn it kin tin-met atnl
prtiMtti tho fiinnntiitii of wriiiklm' It fiftt the
frwluiem, rlrtriiriH nmt niiinnthni-NH nf nkin tliHt ymi
hd -Alien a little yirl. Ku-rv lady, voting or old.
niu'ht t una it, it ifivrn n o e riithfnl airar-antrt-'anv
an.l tliht imtiii-hk-mL l. . Hoontaim
u uaitl, (Kiwile r r mkali, m! ii a litrinlrMi at Ucw
aiul iw in.uriHhiiiir lo tho k-n nt tlcw in t.t th flower.
Prlre rjil (Ml. at all tlniirt ix'scitnl huinlrrwtt', or at
Mm llfnaitsfi (iniliain'ii ci'nMi- mtvtt, 1m,H I'.mt itrcet
Sun Kruni'it wtiero the troairtlinliff for al) blmiUh
of thefrft ir figure. Is-nlifii l a (lia'tuioe tretttil
h.v letter, itrnd atamp for her till le book "How t
bo Heautiful
Sample Bottlar';'v;,,.,rl: ,';";:, !; -
o pttfLt; ai:tl i';i?liit.. ,tl ,'enta wuitiol
MRS. GRAHAM''1
Face Bleach
Curtja te wntdt o&m4 of Krirk'rw, Suiitmrti Kat-owiie.ts.Moib-patchfit,
Fin.plonai tlall ikin blMiifithe,
Prlre 9lCv. Hnrnilef und fflectiva ; io imnple
can be lent ; LAtiy agent wunu-d.
The DmifftTiot in lhu tA'9n wh" flr ordeia a
lllO UiUgK Oil bill of my pre)araltuiia will
hnvehla nanis added to tin fdvurtitrinent.
My preparatione aretur etle ly wbol ovale drug
giute La Chluaoatid eery tlty went of it,
WHY IS THE
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WIRIO FOR THE MONEY?
It Is a seamless shoo, WPn no tueke or wax thread
to hurt the feet; mail of the belt fine calf, iiUab
and easy, and btrauae tr make mora ahue of this
grade than mnv other manufacturtr, It C'iuU.8 hoodr
Bt'Wfvl shHi oatlJiif front t4.wj to $.u0.
(fifK Oennioe Uautl-tewed, tli finest enlf
PJm shoe ver offered for $5.(jU: erpiala FreuuH
ii;iljrttxl gltooc w&'ch oot-t from t'i.'"to$u.'t.
CA 00 Hnnd'-Jewril Writ tShor, fine calf,
PTm iJj i-rti, confurtAbU and durable. Tiie best
shoe ever offered at tti price ; same (trade as cua-tum-rnada
Aoen eosting from to
CO AO Pvllra Mhori Farm era, Hal I road Hen
PO and Letter Carriers all weartbem; tine calf,
Bpamltws, Booth leside. heavy tbreo aulus, eiltii-.
slnn eltA. one nalr will wear m :".
CO ov no ran; no Uitw shoe ufrerM at
3i this prlco; cno trial will onviii; (hoao
who want a ftlioe for comfort and aervice.
$2,
20 and i.00 WorklBcniun thnet
1 nrn vcrr trmna timA rlnrai.1,1 ti,ia
jrn Bocu tns-m n iruu wi(i wear OUier mane.
wora by die boysererjwbpre; they sell
fcU It? 51 ijimBOla, Tw-ystyUshieiiualaKreucii
luiportod saoe-a eosiiac from tM to tfi.ui.
K li di en' V.50. tT.OO uu 81.75 hoa for
jUlfs arvlao h jst flic Dongola. StylHh and durable.
Cnmf no. So that W. L. UouKlas iiaiuo ttttil
pricv aru sampua oa too oottom or euca biioo.
rr TARE NO L'USTITUTE.J
Insist on local adTertiW'd dfalera BtipDlyUig you.
V. 1j. DOLLArJ, Brockton, iUuv. Idb
TWO JtEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
A'"
St
Vhile trying to Crowd theii
WAY INTO
tfEYOS & F?.01A?'J BROS
atore, where they alva have on hand
h largest Stock aouth of Portland, ot
the latest Improved Rifles and Shot
juns; an Immense stock tf HrO.inx
Tackle of every description ; Tents,
i hmmocku, Camp Chairs -iml thousand
nf otiier things too numerous to mention
J-2.epn.i-r HUop
n ronnectlon with th Store, and one o!
he best workmen in the "State to do any
.nd ail kinds of wor
Coi a on Come . No rouble to
how goods "Small prcfit and quick
" is oui .notto.
-Or All Kiyds-
Opwtlte Schinevr'a Livery Statue, uetl
r te Willamette I'aoklug Ca'tatore.
J. A. Camming.
Wall Paper,
Jtrucra, raint. Oil
a in &n i Etc.,
ALBANY,
POSHAY .'i IVSASOfM
wuiTju imi asrsiii-
i.'i bagisisaju! Hoksellers
tLx-n.Ut tor John K. A li!n's (lulillcatlors',
l:!rb waellat f.u'"-l. r's -.rlooa will"
ayoai1.la.
ASK YOUR
ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY
Wliero to get the l?ent liaruins,
Where to get tho Hest Valwo for Your Money,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
And they will Answer with One Voiee, at
arG. W.
Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar
The very latest news Js that you can buy at JULIUS
fJBADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound E5e.
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
20 lbs Extra C Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 25
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1.00
5 Gallons Good Pickles 90
20 lba. No. Savon Soap 00
Wholesale price of sugar -100 Ilia extra C, (4.75; 1D0 ils giamilatotl f 5.7&-
I will conduct a strict oaih slnrn, an1 all no ids will lid ! Tor nut ovili (Y vii 10
to 2.ri per cent lms than rf-Kiiiar prli'e. My stick of China warn, fioy kokIh, and
all tbe desirable syles tt (linhni, a well a a uniioril ai.irtinnt of rooorlim, crock
ery, lainpsand llxtures Is complet. 1 miko a ip i!l ilty of 11 1) t i-t-i, djlfu-ji and
biKIng powder, and always pl"ae my ouHtoiiinr,
Ageni for several rpsponsililo Insurance e.impaiiloi. Juliutt (rnl wohl.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE 5 RETAIL GROCERS
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block.
We are the People
Who carry the most complete line of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the market.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
BLACKEOTAN & HODGE,' "
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
AXiB.ISrY- - OBEGON
DRUGS. MEDICINES STATIONARY &C
Albany
IRONWORKS
-Manufacturers o'
IE AM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON KONTS
W ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
peolal atteution jalrl o nalrlng ll
da of machlnert
Palinrns Made on Short Notice
ALBANY OR.
WWTSMAH & IIULBEBiT EROS,
Real Estate Ag-eils
Farms ami Handles for sale.
Also city lircpcrty in Alliarr
and Coryallis,
NEIGHBOR
.. -
-IN-
SIMPSON'S.
CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON.
ALBAISn
FORTMILLER & IRVING
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS-
Arterlal Kmbalmlng dob StlenUfleal
Albany, Orogoa.
a a b a a a b
J Til K CELKHRATEn '
SiV.ITH & WESSON
REVOLVER
" Thn PlnAel Cmi.il I.... e.. Linn.ifaf.iired
ilanufacti
. . (Minr
Bi ll !..-i. ,r - (MlnlllI,1
rrrlcut.
DuamiiLiir yu
P OfiNli ,lirwrf i ll
LOdBlMturd SAFETY.
Iicwaro of cliesn Irnn Imitation.
14 S'll firl'lu-.iralrd C.italo"iio tnd Prlrs IV !l"
, MITH A WESSON.
' xnit.; fiki.u, .v.l
is a a. w a r.! a a a s