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Newspaper Page TextNow that the (rroiit I'hili war is over ami Harrison is entral in taking nti iiooonnt of stock, lie finda that the tvcond U'tm has Buffered a severe shrinkage. It in reduced nlinoxt to a certaiiiity that Hill will go to Chicago with the individual delegation from New York. It is ciiallv certain that he will not command the vote of five other states. Verily the Tory hest evidence we have of the sound policy marked out Viy democrats in conjrrcss with reference to practical econ omy is to lie found in the fact that this policy is viciously antagonized by every member of the late billion dollar congress. The democratic state committee of Now York has been called to meet next Tuesday to fix the time and place for holding the state convention to elect delegates to the national convention. It is openly declared by Hill's friends that the call is made thus early in order to boom him for the presi dency. The demagogue who will publicly, through the press, or privately vive voce teach people that thero is no difference be tween the democratic and republican parties on the tariff question, would, as readily, if ho could make it pay, teach ignorant, un suspecting people that there is no difference between heaven and hell. One thing is very noticeable, and that is when any move is made on te political chess board that is calculated to diminish Mr Cleveland's chances of securing the nomination for the presidency, republicans are much pleased thereat. AYe are always pleased when we see the power of our most dangerous foe waning. The mail, who, after loiigyesrs of earnest devotion to the democratic party, now leaves it to build up'an incompatible third party, just at the very time when the democratic party is at the very threshold of power, will, in a very few months, be repenting in sack cloth and a.-hes for his grievous mistake' There is no mistake about the truth of this. It will be only history repeating itself. People who read the reputed interview with "Tony" Xoltner in San Krancisco in which he is reported to have said that he believed that Oregon would stand by Gen eral Palmer for the presidential nomination wil wonder at just what point on his trip east he lost his head. General Palmer is a very good man, but no man To years old will ever be elected president of the United States. Besides General Palmer has said more than once that under no circumstances will he be a candidate but on the contrary ha is an enthusiastic supporter of Mr Cleve land. A dispatch from New York says : Nkw Yohk, Jan 23. The coal-producing ecu sanies' agents, at a meeting today, made a general advance of i" cents on tlie t in. This advance affects all grades of e mi. Tho total production for February 1 was fixed at 2,50.000 tons. Now, do not read the above and pass on without giving it serious consideration. Head it again with grave concern and see if you can tell just what it means. Head it carefully again. Now, what do you make out of it? Just this: There is a duty on coal. Tii is enables coal dealers to form a trust to control ntt alone the price of coal, but to limit the amount that shall bo produced each month. Read again. "The total production for February 1 was fixed at 2, 500.000 tons. This is what the robber scheme called "protection" enables coal producers to do. Advance the price of coal and then limit the production in order to keep prices up. liead again and reflect. It turns out that the republicans, when they convened in Portland the other day, f mr.d a much laryer and more realistic "mare's nest" than the democrats did when thev held their stnte convention of clubs. The latter rather imagined that something of the kind existed, but the re publicans found the mo t tangible proof of Ayer's scheme of self aggrandisement. That "advance report'' which Ayer was gcir.g to send out to the rural piess In or der that he might be held tip in a blaze of glory before the astonished gaze of the un sophisticated moss back republicans of the rural districts, unluckily for him, fell into the hand of a Philistine, if It be not sacrl ligious to call Iiro. Eddy by that euphon ious name, and from thence the game was up, Ayer was no longer in it. He and Mo Cainant were nothing short of Interlopers. It was a hilariously noisy convention out doing the democrats In that respect. But these rows are really healthy.and promote Independence of thought among party men. Likewise they aredeatli on "bosses." wiiuwii.hir , QWm F Harrlty, the Pennrylranla, mem ber of the national democratic committee being interviewed, tells abou that he saw and heard at the meeting of the commit tee: Speaking about presidential sentiment In the national committee MrHarrlty said. "A large majority of the mcmbers,prihahly four fifths of the number, believe that Mr Cleveland will be and is the national can didate this year, mul lhat tariff reform its the lttie. "This may not seem to be quite in keep, iny with the mnjotitv of the reports Hint but den the wire out fiom Washington iuvv;u!:ivm, but it is the truth as far ns mv fers:j:irtl o'kii vation ntul eoiit.n't with the com..ii,te-;:;eij enibitd tin? !o form a nv . i-eet j m . 1 1; ! : - : : f . T'ie m.'iou-il dcm'Vr.it.L tomiiih!.f at Chic; o next Jnne ji, m.'rcr j Cleveland. "I learn also that it It the belief of the majority of the committee tliat their states will send Cleveland delegations. There It nothing more certain respecting I'enn svlvanla.fcr the Cleveland sentiment never Ii.n1 stronger hold on the masses than It has today. And the Pennsylvania dem ocracy are simply part of tne great Hue now Closing ranks once more tor ihe cause of tariff inform. It Is a battle cry that must be heeded, and the response will show that the will of the people Is the party a first law. "The presidential queslloo, however, did not enler Into the selection of place. I voted for Milwaukee, and I did so on the assurances of Senator Vilas and Governor Peck that Milwaukee had the accommoda tions necessary for a threat and popular assembly, such as the democratic national convention is bound to be, and above other considerations was thii one. Wisconsin Is a doubtful state and It would have been good politics to send the convention to Mil waukee "There Is a large and Increasing element in Wisconsin that In late ears has adopted Independent tactics, anil that element takes an intelligent view of democracy. We are reasonably certain to carry the "state In any event, but the convention would have stimulated the workers and promoted u. surance Into undoubted certainty, "Chicago is a natural convention cliy, r' course, and has the hotels, the halll the railroad accommodation and In fact every thing to be desired. It has prestige also, for Cleveland was first nominated there in 1SS4, and the popular notion prevails that In Chicago everything goes because It must. The wett and south, however, were determined to keen awav from New York, and as the committee proceedings show, there was no liking even for Cin cinnati, or imllanopolis. But one thing remained to be done. A centre upon which all the members could agree faced everybody and Chicago met the emergen cay as no place else could. Kansas Cur was considered too hot In summer ban Francisco was really never a serious thought. St Paul worked long and hard and so did Milwaukee, bu Chicago won. 1 Deiieve," continued .MrHarrlty. "that Chicago will witness the greatest conven tion outpouring In its history and there hay: been torn? massive conventions held there, 'The democratic party is right back of G rover Cleveland as never before, and there is big promise that his will be the only name aloft when the delegations come up from over the Union to Chicago. "The sentiment isoverwhelming for Mr Cleveland in Pennsylvania, and it nas the same look in man y other states." NEW A U V K U T I SUM EX1 S. 5 ANTED airl to do general ? housework. Call at reaideues or office of Dr G W Msston. MONEY TO LOAN -Home capital to loan, in sunn to ruit.on Albany and Lniu eounty real esta'e or good personal security W K McPhersou. Firt Street opp, M'sonlo Hall. Aibauy.Or. Tft EADT TO WOUK Partio. slrlng 0, wood pi t in or nny '-' " oVrr done, can obtain pi omnt ntt-mion Dv o curinir the services of Daniel Lowe.at the little ferry bouse Leave orders there. rANTKl). Hiahest price paid for Albany, v Y nn- i-3 at the chair factory, Oregon. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT iS the annual meeting of the slock' holders of tho lbanv Hullding and Loan Associat Ion will be held on Friday, Feb ruary 19th. 1S02, at the hour ct 7:80 p m nf said day, in the Bank of Oregon, in Albany, Linn ocunly, Oregon, for the election of nine directors, to serve for the term 01 one year next ensu'rg from oeiil meeting, and until their a.iccemors are elected and qualified. and to transact such other business as may Rome beforo the association. Done by order oftheasso' elation this 15th dav or January, 1892. ' C U STEWART. JarWeLAiK, Prosldent. Sejretaiy STOCKHOLDFRS' MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tbere win be a meeting of the Mock holders of the Odd Fellows Hall Building Association held et theirorrioo In Albany iirogon on Monday, the 14th day of niaron, ibskj, at tne hour ol 7 o'clock p m of said day, for he purpoe of electing sovrj directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business that may come bofore said meeting. T his the 2oth dsv of .Tnnnnry. 1832 w C'nSEE'jALK,; I'. A Pabksk. Fre:.;:ieut. tsacrettry For sale by STli YK1T SOX, Dealers In GENERAL HARDWARE Albany, Oregon. GO OD NEWS Q For the million ol consumer ol Q oTutt's Pills, c It jrlTfit lr. Tntt plitfiiir to rti A nuuiit'tttliRt he Is now putting upa 0 TINY LIVER PILL which In of oxceiMlluRlT nmall nlir, a yet retain InRl I tlio virtue of the (0 itiriccr mil-. 4iuuraritf 1 imrHv v.'Ki tfiMf. lnth M.zeMorthOrvplll'n 4 uro Mil 1 1 isHiiml. The vxtut niza of' TUTT'S TINY LIVER PILLS f& w Is nh on a In tlir bar dor of thin "ail," FOSHAY ik MASOM - H i Jt.nLAM A .mi KSI'AM. uf-.-r John i n h f'i:n!ia.: iftii-, vvn:. ti u- hv'A a v' H.K.ISV, V" THE ""''-v 3 Of AHO NO FARMING 1CCLS I'arker Uros, grocers. New cloaks at W K Head's. Litest styles ct liatst V F Kci,r. Iteduotiuu iu summer goods'it W P Ksait's Appio pircrs forjsile at Stewart i Sox s. Ki jo groceries stCunn & 1 Iudricsou's. Litest sheet music at Will Si Link's. 1'srssolt and sun uinbrollas at less thao oost at W K Read's. Ths Hnest lins of poeitei knivss ln'the eity st Stewart & Sox's. A full line ot Warner's corsets, lu-st In the world for the money, st V c' Kxad's. J. W. Bsntley, leadinr boot aud shoe maker, just east of Ksvere House, Silk umbrellas in nstural wood handles chesp at Frenoh's Jewelry store. Patronize hctoe industiy fand buy hsnd msde hirness, warranted, from O C Mo firlind.at Dubrullle s old stand. An to C W C ' h, successor to Paisley & Smile, Fuuu Kltcl, tor ytmrjob printing all kinds Head- Aches. Sick-headaches re tho outward Indications of dertniKomcntfl of the stomach aud bowels. As Joy's Vcyctablo SanaparllU Is the only bowel rcgulatlutE preparation of Barsaparilla, It Is soon why It is tho only appropriate Sarsaparilla In sick-headaches. It Is not only appropriate; It Is an absolute cure. After a course of It an occa sional dose at Intervals will forever after prevent return. J no. JI. Cox. of 7& Turk Street, Snn Francisco writes: "I have been troubled with attacks o( slck-hcadacho for tho last three years from ono to three times a week. Borne time ago I bought two bottles of Joy's Vegetable Earsapurilla aud have ouly had ouo attack since and that was on the second day after 1 bcyuu using it." J mi' Vegetable Uy Sarsaparilla FOR SALE BY STANARD & CUSICK ALBANY TWO MEN AND ONE BOV FOUND DEAD!! xr;- .ft Vhile trying to Crowd tluh WAY INTO OlVOE & FROM A?. BROS Store, where they always have on hand hu largest Stock south of Portland, of the latest Improved Rifles and Shot juns; an Immense stock of Fishing Tackle of every description; Tents, Mammocks, Cam p Chairs and thousands of other things too numerous to mention XCepn ir- Shop in connection with the Store, and one of ie best workmen In the State to do any nd all kinds of wqr Come ono Comei. No rouble to how goods. "Small profit and quick nlei" Is oul .notto. c ITV DRIG NTOKE Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stand & Cusick RorniKTOKs: . DRAIRRSIX DriiKK, Medicines, Chemicals, Fan in and Toilet Articles.Sponges. Brushoat Porfumerj, FoLool Books, and Artists' Supplies. rhyaielaiiH itreueriptiona fitly compounited. Best stock of 2nd V goods In the Valley", and tho most reasonable prloes. I have on hand all kinds of FURNITURE, STOVES, TINWARE, TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES, CLOCKS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC. One door west of S E Young'a old store I. G0TTLEIK TMnTT POULTRY, GAMIfrenh J-J I LI rom Portland and other 1" I A M p'aces always on hand af JL AVJIJl our mnrkut, i. car coiner o Second and Klisworth ftrcets. (j.dUUR Sl.AVOIITF.R . STl'.KI.K .'. all in nif T ::i hii : ! I'.)., A"! in )jrnl r. Koi iin ; i SIGK MRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber mil Elder Flower Cream I itll rwmt tic in the mdm in wiih lhat term is )pulrly uBf, ttul rnineiit)j iM'kutifle, It t realu a o(t, moulh, rloar. ve'vety tkin, aiul hj dtilv ua RrailuAlly inakrt lha complexion Mrat ImJm whita. it is a tiiBUrit protcctinii from tti rfTeita at itm ami wind mt rruta ina tmra anil (ret k Itt, and black haili will neter om wliilyou Mtt. ltcleanaei tlifapfar bolter thai soap and water, iiouriahfltatHl bull it up the akin tiaueaani pre vcu tt Hit (orniatit)ii ( wriuklra' It $ir the trentmesje, ) ear Dene aiul tnitthneu of ikin that you hvil wlien & little cirl. Ktery ladj. ToutneroM. tuirtit l um it, at it gicet t, mere youthful apea,r anet to any lalr,atil that (terinanent . Ittouiaint aeid, powtler or mkali. antt te liarraleat at de and at intiriatiin.r to the k'n tUm ia to the dewer. I'rlre fH 0, at all liriitf i?it hainlreeeere, oral Mra (Jervaiae Uruhattu'a eatuhliemneiit, liS loat street San Kraneitee, where aha trraie laliee for al I bleinielt e of thefaee or figure. I.atliea at a ilit'anee treatei) letter. Send elanip (er her little book "Hew te 6e He4utiful." Sample Bottlar..!' pay postage tin) fakhig, Llr ayetita wasted MRS. ORAHAM', Face Bleach Curee ths worateaaee of Frtok'ea. Sunburn. 8al ownent. Mo th-a'eli, Plmi'leMatMl nil kin bleialehM, tfrlra !.. llsirtultee and effeeUTe; ii aainpie can be tent ; Lvj airentH wanteil, Thi Tlnnn-friPi- n s 1,(1,11 wl,, "t nteii 1U0 UlUg'bb bill .( my i.reparaUont will have his name mr te thi fiWortitrinent, Mj Tonaratimii are lor ale bv wheliMate tlnitf- gitM 1ft Chloatfusud sverr i'Uv wcut .f It, L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE CENTLEMEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? It ti a seamless shoo, with not.icksor wnx thread to t'Urt the feet; made vt the best Una calf, strlUu ana easy, and tteuue vre make mure thoes of this grade than mny other manufacturer, it eyumls baud sowed uln'oi Hsttntj from f.XJ to $j.U0. CR 0 ileniiiuo Band-erwed, the finest calf uhot ever offcd f'r $5.f; eiuals Fiencu iinportM ihoes white, coat from $.mto$i;j.". tRA Ot II nod-Mowed Vclt Khof, flue calf, 4e strtlih, omfortatlR!id duratik-. The best shoe ever offered ot this price ; name itruds as cus-tom-meOe etaoes elating front i5.'"J to 429 0 ralfrv Khnet I-fcnera. J tall rood Men 4we aad Lutur(.'ftrrijrsall wear them; Hue calf, seamleu. sMooiti ins Me, heavy thrco tulus, xtu ikm tiUo. ono pair will wear a year. CO 0 In cult" butter shoe over offered at Dmm tbla tirleu; cue trial will convince ttiusa who want a buoo for eomfort and nervlco. SO 11 nt B'i.Ot VttrlcliiBtiiun shoes PKe nro very t train nad dura I tie. Tbnie who hAva gives them n trial will wear other make. E3VC' 92.00 and 1.?5 school timet ar DUTV worn brabe bojaererywhere; tLejrsell oa tuoTr nierl',, as the la'-reaeins eales show. I CsrlicA300 Hanel-ertvrad time, best ShaCXU Ivo Lon'ola. very stvlUli; equals i'reuotl tin pur tod sheeacvwtlLR froio g4. t 80.ni. l.adioV 4.n. !,'. O mid 81.75 iho for llUset are thdbtiet line Duucolti. htylisuaudtlurablo. C'nurion. Soo that Xf. L. Lioutflan' naoia tuia price are stamped ou the bottura of each shoe, nTTiKE VO msTITCTE. Intllt qa loorf) udvertfflfd dt-ajers etippljlag yon. WTX. llfcS-Ad, l)roekton,MBB. UclOyj NOTICE TO TAX LAYERS. NOTICK is herjhy niven lliat I, r rr.y Deputy, will niet-t lti taz-piiB of Liun ccun'yVf-oj, at 0 u'c'ock a m snd remain until 4 o'citok p m,at tbt'ir reapective laccs of vutiutE in the peverHl preclnctH,at the fol lowing tim.is and jiLcvh fur tlio purpcso of collecting the tux.n lur ihe ) en.f 18111: Rock Criftk, Mondav, Kelirurv 15. 1S92. Vox Vklley, Tufrl;, I'Vb 10. I8U2. Jordsn, Vvrrinvsdsy. I'oh 17, 1S1I2. Scfo, Thursdsy, Kcb 18, 18U2 Franklin li-itte, Kridiy, Kh 19, 1692. Shclliurn. Saturdsv, Keb 20. 1892. North L-hAnon, l.)n.lay, Vt 22, 1892. Santiam, Monday, Fnli 22. 18!)2. South Li-linnon, TuiB.lay, Fi.h 23, 1S92; Wa'erlo.i, Tno-ilsy, I'VI. 23. Ib!l2 Sodaviil.', Wiiliif(l,iy, Fo 24, 1S!)2 Snwt 1 1 !. 'I'hur.-.l ., P'1i2.'i, sr2. Crwfor.i..virf. Frday". b'-. IMS. 12. N l"rt:wri.vil.f, S;.ttn(U.y 1 ! 17, kU?. S Mrov,'U!.vi!li', Satnulax. l'h L7, 1M2. 0-ntor, .Saturday, K,l 27, lb'.'2 Nil irriihur;', Mondny, r-'i Ji, 1S!)2. Hultey, '1'ueiiay, March I, 18:12. Shedd, Wrdiif .day, March 2, ISIIS. TaiiK'-nt, 1liirdu, Msich 3, 1.SU2. Orlrans, ThurnUv, Marcn 3. 18112. l'ricc, Friday. March 4 192. Kyrausc, ylurda, .March b, 1S!I2. V eat Albany, Saturday, Mjrch 5, 1S92. Albany, Monday. March 7, 1892. testar AlUny, Monday, March 7, 1S92. Kant Aibany, I'uebday, March 8. 1892. frcmpt paymrnt will b. rrquired. Pay loar taxes ai.d save cost. M. SCOTT. Shcrff nd Tx Colli ctor. Dattd Januerr 21st, 1892. Or All Kimds- Jbit'triclc - Sc. - U nicer, Oppnflit, Schuiffr't I.lvery Stable, naxt or to Wiil.m.tte racking Co', .tor. J. A. CBElRllKg. Wall Paper, ? Ri' r-v - OEi''r'n ' 1 - i II u. i; i.) tw TOMS THC ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY Tlier to get the liest r.argainR, Where to get tlio Best Value for Your Money, Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., A'ld they will Answer with One Voice, at 3TG. W. Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar The very latest news Is GB ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for Arbuckle's Ooffce, Per Pound '. . . 66o. lbs. Granulated Sugar VI. uu lba. Extra C Sugar White 100 No. 1 Karosene, per single gallon 25 Cans refilled, 5 gallons 100 6 Gallons Good Pickles 90 20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90 Wholesale price of sugnr-100 lbs extra V, $4.75 100 dm giRmilMsd, $5.75 I will conduit a strict orndi store, mi l if1 1 ir jid will li !d for nnt cU from 10 to 25 pir cent lfss than rKU "r prlne. Ky si wit of Cbluswa'o.'Ui.oy Koodn, nni all the desirnblB syles of dUli, ss well ni s nnril tvrtnjnt of Hroosil'jfi, orook oi.v, lamps sod fixtures Is eoinplol. 1 inkn h apfiUlty Of llio t'i, oiiieru and b iking powder, and always il'ia.o iuj en Agent for aevoral responsible lnsuranco ALLEH BROTHERS, Wholesale ; retail Grocers CIGARS TOBACCO, AND KINDS IN LARGE OR IN THEIR 5'linn Block, "We are the People Wh earry the mst complete lint of Hard ware, Steves, Ranges, etc., in the market. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. BLACKAN & HODGES, " LEADINGDRUGGISTS DRUGS. MEDICINES STATIONARY &C Albany IRON WORKS r-Usnufaotursrs n' .EAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW 4 ILL MACHINERY IRON 0HTS W ALL KIND3 OF HEAVY AND LIGHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. eotal atteation jaiit o pairing til ds of uiaouliien faUtirns Made on Short Notice. ALBA?4Y OR. WPITSMN & HTJLBBB.T BROS, R:r.I Ec'afo AgoMt3 .irr.is and lJani'iica fur mis. Alsoeil) hrnritrty in AII-mhp nd (.'nryallU, -IN- SIMPSON'S. that you can huy at JUXIWS net cash, goods as follows: iiseomnrn, o mipaniei. Julius Orndwolil. CHOICE FRUITS OP ALL SMALL QUANTITIES SEASON. ALBAJN FORTMILLER & IRVING n. tfSt, A A A -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- Artirlal EmbalnjiDg doti 8oieotlfloali7 Albany, OreRon. h e b b m m m a b t B Till: ClCLEMlATKlt . SMITH & WESSON B Tho Finest Small Arira E5r Kamifacturcd. a i.. , ... . ...T-r-W-. ACCURACr-i rtn',) " DUituRiurr, -oji m r,ni:Vr':. r Cfl In V J ) i A .uau.-nukiiil SiiFfei V. V .Ttwnrn ul c!i-;..;i irol ImHotio.-is.l.'i K SonJ f'i ln;!i ;! C.it. j ITM .7,