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Newspaper Page Text1 1 Unison fired tlie fust gun of the campaign the other day, He "fired" a Pennsylvania postmaster for speaking disrespectfully of liirn. The democratic members of the wa and means committees have decided ly a vote of to 3 to adopt the Spiinger policy of attnckiag the McKinley bill, that is by Introducing a number of bills attacking the bill ir. i:s weakest points. That is the right policy. The convention of democratic clubs held here it short time ago was a peaceful (Junker ihurdi service in comparison with the re publican meeting held here thin wfek. Ko- iublkan harmony is quoted at a biif dis count in Oregon jut now. Portland Dis falch. 1 L The members of the Mississippi Legis lature .who were present were polled as to their presidential preferences witn this result. Grover Cleveland, 53; D B Hill, 42; "a Western man," so; Gorman, 7; Campbell, 1; Boles, 1; Pretldent Polk, of the Alliance, 1. One favors Hill's tactics but wants Cleveland for president. If the factional tight now going on be t ween the friends of Cleveland and llill shall only result In retiring these gentle men as presidential candidates It will not be particularly bad. But if it should re sult In so distracting the party In New Ycrk as to render It unable to carry the tate In November, then would their strife bo a misfortune. Justice Bradley of the United States su preme court passed to his final accounting at Washington city during tlio past week, after many years of service on the supreme bench of the nation. He will be best re membered as the most notorious member of the electoral commission which seated Hayes in the presidential chair in 1VT7, notwith standing Tilden was elected. Jacksonville Times. MIlllKiAN. This state may act an important part in the next presidential election. Since the organization of the republican parly It has always been regaided as safelv republican until it was struck by the political cyclone in 1S90 when the democrats elected all the state otlicers and both branches of the leg islature. The legislature changed the manr.erof electing presidential electors.by providing that one should be elected in each congressional district. But as each state Is entitled to two electors for its two senators, the legislature provided for these by dividing the state Into two districts, east and west. This would fill up the fourteen delegates to which the state U entitled. How will this affect the election of presidential electors In that state? It Is clearly to be seen that while a state may be republican, some of Its congressional districts may be democratic. The First Second, Eight and Tenth districts have uniformity returned democratic majorities at all five elections held sine iSSi. Tne sixth and seventh dlsti lets have gone dem ocratic at four out of the Inst five elections The Eastern district has been Infallibly democratic for years. These seven dis tricts may be relied upon to elect demo cratic electors. The Third, Fourth Eleventh, Twelfth, and Western district are reliably republican. From this It appears that democrats are safe in seven districts and the lepublicans safe In five. The Fifth and Ninth are doubtful. They have gone democratic at fourout of the five elections since iSSj. In the Fifth the chances favor the democrats. The Ninth will most likely go republican. From this it will appear that democrats are likely to elect eight and republicans six of the elections In that state. Parker Ore, grocers. New cloaks ut V F Head's. I.stest styles c.f liat;t W F !!.. r. Reduction in simmer goods'at W F Ksad Apple parers IVrJsalo at Stewart & Sox r Fiae groceries at Conn & HrndricsouY Latest sheet nmaio at Will .V Link's. Parasols and sun umbrellas at lens than oo.t at W F Read's. Tim finest line of pocitoc knives iu'the oity at Stewart & 3x a A full Knn ot Warner's corsets, best In the world for the money, at W K Uf ad's. J. . Iteiitlev, luadin 1 boot and shoe maker, just east of Ksvero House. Silk umbrellas in nitural wood handles cheap at f reuch a Jewelry store. 1'atrcniza heme industiv land buv hand made harness, warranted, from O C Mo rarlicd.at Uubrullle s old stand. o to 'J W 0 bb, successor to Paislev Smiles, F .11111 UlctV, for yeuriob urintine ?r an kiuus MRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber It seems the democratic house will pass a free silver bill. - Salem Journal. Very well. Now tell us how "it seems" as to w hat a republican senate and a re publican president will do in the piemises. lr Marey, the eminent French physi. ologist, has been studying the light of in secU. The appa:atus used to obtain pho tographs allowed exposures to be made so short as 1 25,000 of a second. His obser ration indicate that the wings of insects in flight, br meeting obliquely the resistence of the air in to-and-fro movements, act in a very similar manner to the nculls used to propel boats. A fair reapportionment of Ohio would give the republican? eleven an the democrats ten congressmen If Governor McKinley was sin cere in his inaugural advice, he will veto the bill designed to give the republicans sixteen or seventeen of the twenty-one districts, Any governor, republican or democrat, wr.o sets the example of defeating t!iee partisan gerry manders by an executive veto, will shew that he is belter than his party, and a true stairs- man. The opportunity is now before Gover nor .McKinley. What will he do with ii? Kvjning Tel'Xram, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bust. a YAiuamfl p-jr of stool eye J g'assei. The finder will confer a favor by returning them to W H Lee. SICK Head-Aches. Sick-h?adaches are the outward lndleatlona ol demngoment of the stomach and bowels. As Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparllla Is the only bowel regulating preparation ol Sarsaparllla, It Is seen why It is the onlr appropriate Sarsaparllla In sick-headaches. It la not only appropriate; It is an absolut cure. Alter a course of it an occa sional doso at intervals will forevor alter prcvor.t ruiurn. Juo. af. Cox, ot 735 Turk Street, Ban Francisco, writes: ' I have been troubled with attacks ol sick-headaeho lor the last three years irum one to tnrce times a week. Somo time aio I boueht two bottles ol Joy's Vcgctablo Sarsaparllla and have only bad one attack since and that waa on the second iluy alter I bevau using it." WANTED A airl to do general housework. Call ftt restcio:ic or office of Dr O W Mastoti. MONEY TO LOAN -Home capital to loan. In mimsto suit.on Albany and Lmu eotiLitv real osta'e or good personal aaeurliy. W E McVhorson. First Street opp, M.aonio Hall. Albany, Or. READY TO WOllK. Pariie. dfsirinR wood put in or any 'm" "! or ilcmp, can obtain piomntatt-nuon ot se cnrlnit the services of Daniel Losvo.nt the little, ferry house Leave orders lluwe. "117"ANTED. Hiu'lifst pries paid for Tt liioesat the choir factorv, Albany. Oregon. The Albany DEMOCRAT quotes the law and argues at length to show, which it perhaps does to its own satisIac:ion, that AMorncy General Chamberlain holds his ct'iice, by ap pointment of Governor l'ennoyer, until 1S94. We thought the democrats were in favor of giving the people the right to vote for thiir officer. Eugene Journal. It's too bad to deprive the Journal if a "point" but it mi5t be done. This law creat ing tlie office of attorney-general was passed by a republican legislature ar.d that party is responsible for it. The McKinley bill is the law of the land and theprovisionplacing nn enormous duty on tin plate is in practice, ostensibly to prevent foreign I In from coming to the United States: Here is the result: Baltimokk, January 12 An entry of 4,925 boxes cf tin plate was made yes terday at the Custom House. This Is'the biggest importation of tin plate made at this port since the new tariff went into ef fect last July. The duty amounted 10 Si 1. 59. The importation was made by Phelps, Dodge & Co., of New York. The shipment was made at Liverpool. Thus we have two cents per pound jumped on tin for the benefit of the foreign manufacturer. When scientists went to look for salmon on the Pacific coast they found none, but found something far finer. In Europe salmon and trout differ only in the upper rows of teeth, the salmon shedding his as he grows older, while the tront always re tain them. On the Pacific coast, how ever, there is nlwavs one certain and easily noticed mark of difference be! ween the two. In the trout the last lower tin has generally not over nine rays, sometimes ten, but in the salmon the rays range from 13 to 16. In fact, the salmon In every way is built upon a more generous plan, STOCKHOLDERS MEETINC. VTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 tho annual meetins or the Mock' holders of the a Ibany Building and Loan Associat ion will bo held on Friday, Feb ruarl!Hh. Ih92. at the hour ot 7:30 p in ofnaidriay, in the Bank of Oregon, in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, for the election of nine directors, to servo for the term or one year next ensulnc from olid meeting, aud until their successors are eleeted and qualified.and to transact such other business as may oome before the association. Dons by order oftheasso' eiatlon tliia 10th day of January, 1S92 V II STEWART. Jay W f'.LAiM, President. Seoretarr Joy S' Vegetable Sarsapariila STANARD FOR SALE !)Y- & CUSICK ALBANY TWO MEN AND ONE BOY FOUND DEAD!! STOCXNOLDFRS' MEETING VOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN THAT there will be a inentin of the Mock holders .if th Odd Fellows Hall Buiidiust Association held t thelrolice In Albany A'hile trying to Crowd thtii WAY INTO Store, where they always have on hand hu largest Stock south of Portland, of the latest Improved Rifles and Shot 3uns; an Immense stock of Fishing Tackle of every description; "Tents, Hammocks, Cam ? Chairs and thousands of other things too numerous to mention X2,epii- Sliop tn connection with the Store, and one ot e best workmen in the State to do any nd ail kinds of nor Come one Come 1 No rouble to how goods. "Small profit and quick J;rv' is ou: .notto. nul Elder Flower Cream 1 t at ft ctmielic in tlit win In whfh ttit ttxtn Li f ular)j ufl, but t'ernimentlf lituuti flri, It rrrati loft. uiiHith, eleur, . vety alt. n, and hy tlulf ut rrniiully nukr t) viBpliioti erl ItMtlM whit1. It it a eontuitt irili-tiiii from tti nM i til' lUiiwi-Hi fr-14 ireteiiM mi ruin aim fretklo, and tlav h-uli will uorr cm whit jitu 11 ianii 1 11 iar ntir uiaa ai and Hatr, nourish! niul huil li un Ilia iltiti tiua and prevent! lh formation f wrinklfa' It (p th ueatiiBCM, ieartiesi anti iiniKiiiintM r khi inai ymi hid when Mill girt. K?rr tatlj, yininj r oM. ueht 1 in it, ai it ei?eia ui' Tuulaful aopear- an to any la.ly, and that -ermautriti-' . It ontaina avid, powdir or aikali. and ii a harialm ai dew and a itouriiltinr to Die k'n ai dew ii to tin flewer. riff) t Ow, at all driirilte and hairdreatin, r at Mn Uirvaiae Urahatn'i eilahliitwiieiit. 1S I'.mt at reel Sail r'rauiiiae, where ill trefttilftdtra for all bltmiih eiof the fate or fljure. I-niitsat a dittant treatml ky letter. Send itamp fer her little book "Hew t 60 Keauttful." Sample Bottle ii':? J7i '.Mr P7 p Ji' MRS. Face Blench Cure the wont aaaei of rrtek'fi. Sunburn Sal own. Moth-i-a'thet, Mtmtloe atnl alftkln bletniehM, rrUe 01. M rUrmlem and effUV - i.a lamnli can be if nt ; Lady imnt- wantfd, Tni TlpniTfriat "mn w- rt o'Jt aaiw JJJ. UKK'UU bl I of Ui nr-.rtion will havehli nam &njVd te thi cdvertitr ment. Ut treinratiotia ara lr bv whi!M!i drmr. gliti im CTilcatoatid rT city went .f it, atkiii. l.tlr agenti waitll OR AH IVI'f ' WHY Is THE"'' W. L. DO'JCLAS S3 SHOE c.rP THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? 11 is a HMmii'M tiiioo, with nt lack1 or wnx thread tO burl the ft'Ot: nialt of th.- lrtt Htm rnit HlvlKii nnd easy, nnd beomtxs ve make more 8h- of this tirade than any other mamtfacturcr, llcquaL) liattd- ffiC 00 Ai'iiiihic Uand-KPtvi'ci. th flnost ca!f iPfe nhou fvur cfTiTinl f.ir &.w, C'luttln iruucll jmiirtr shnna which va: t from $i.into Sij.trt. CtA (JU ilund-pwod Wt-lt Shor, lino r.Hf, smith. tHtmforiublo qu,1 durahk'. 'M. twt tioe cvf-r iftf n-d at thl firioi ; namti ur;;do cu-. CiO 0 Poliro Shnot FnmierF. Hailroml Men VO. anil l.i'ttiT('arrit.T3nll wear Hum: llrKtenlf. scamlcwt, bhiooth lnsidi. Iicavy thruo suk'j, cxtcu Finn t'djfo, ino pair will wear a year. CJO 30 Duo ciilfi no bctiiir hlme over ofTrroi! p.t this price; 0110 trial will conviucu thuso wht want ashoo for comfort and service. Cf5 nnd $'.00 Worl(incni;ma Bhno (7eba nro vary strunif and dur.-dde. iimut wiio iLive given them atrial win wear ui other make. DUJ3 worn hVIiiu txjYev-r wh.-re- ilwsro..ll ou thcTr merits, as tho luereasliitf h.'iIoa show. D Stiff iOC iiiinn-Nctvcil Hiioo, nose DaUU ICO inrntrdla. vol vstvlls'i: 1-iiinU I'rciir-i. luiported Fhoen c3tinir fp m Sl.m tt 8'J.':". . Kadii'n J..TO, t'.0 iiimI $1.75 shoe for Illssesuretho benlflncijoiinola. stvltshuud durable. Cnuiinti. tieo that V. I,. Imimins' ii;inm uuj price uru staiupitl uu tho buttum of cucu shuo. rTTAKF, M) SI KSTlTrTE.jM n;on 1.';.I advert Hed dealern snpnlyiUK yon. a via oy InBli.on miviTtlH.i tiealer.H snpnlyli HO I.I -At Vt i nuay, tlie Mb day of i , ' n lue uour OI ' o'clock n m of said day, for .ho purpoi nf olectiiiir 8ovu directors to aervo for tlig ensuluS par and for the transaction of any otlior m"Vt"ng' mfty C0U befo, "aiJ T tia lbs Cotb dv of January Ji2 , w ctweeo'alk! I Anjcan, Presidfnf. asuri-ury. I'. is tlie boast of thoie who believe in the McKinley bill tliat our export trade has large ly increased sinse it went into effect, and they attribute this increase o the wholesome effect, as they siy, of that measure. They show from reports fram the treasury depart ment that our export trade (or eleven months of 1S90 was $748,577,696 while for the same c'.even months (or 1K91 under the McKinley law it amuunled to SSjS,755, 134 being nn in crease ol ?90,i"7.4jS. Uut they lorget to tell the ntase lh.it the increase in 'nc nmount of wheat and lljur alone exported wrs 87,100. 270 (Taking pr.ictic.illy the Vfhole increase of 1S01 over lSoo. Of course every one krows 1 lint it ii absolutely impossible to increase our export tir.lc in vhi. nn llo:ir l.y ::ic.ii:s of a I l.triff. Tin'. iu'-ttN'.se ran '..'Iv come f;'-:n t.o I c.il'scs, for.i.;n ilc:n-.:. 1 r.r. ! .ilm: !.mt c:"1 i at heme. THE Citit.....n . For sale by SOjJ-xYY'iir.T SOX, Dealers in GENERAL HARDWARE Albany, Oregon. c ITV DHBfj NTOIIE Pfeiffer Block, Albany Stanard 1 Cusick ROPRir.TOKs: -DRALnns l.x- DrUK! Madiqinis, ( Iiemicala, ,1'utip.r and Toilet Articlsa.Spunces. nruahe Perfnuiorj, Sotool Books, and Artists' Kuppllea. rniiiciaur remcrlplin care fuly coniponuUeri. d) ft GOODNEWS For the million! ol consumers ol aTutt's Pills. 9 It frvf lr. Tutt plciMiirc to nn- h noiincetlmt h U now putting tip a TIKY LIVER PILL O f vt retain I nt nil tli vlrttifnof t hr lurKt'T tur. imraiit'ie1 purely l Vci( t:i1It. ttotli Maitnttt thrr MtlU itfe arv utill iH.ittrrV. Tk cxiwt slxo ut rfa TUTT'S TINY LIVER PILLS rtj Unhuu ii in thv brettr of thln'tul," J FOSHAY i IYJASCH ih-iigistHand Kcoksellers .i n Air Jnim !'. AHc's i.uit'i.'V.tift" ,' :.;.! : .vil a? .v.i.!"-.:vr' r,if. Ilest stock of 2nd pV ganda In the Yallity, nnd the mnat reaaonable prloes. I have on band all kinds of FURNITURE, STOVES, TINWARE, TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES, CLOCKS, CROCKERY, ETC., ETC. One door wmI of S 8 Younj'a eld atore. L COTTLEIE ITn TT rOUI.TRY, (JAMK.frosh j lrom Portland and other , p'aces, always on band at -t-l otir inarhet. near corner o Second .nul K!lwor:h stiect-i. Cioncr: ISi.AvniiTr.R O. L'i;i rn .11 tt-iu i;y In Jjin; ; r on i;i 1 ,a i ii iloi'iin ' HOTiCE TO TAX PAYERS. NOTIt.'K is lierjbv uiveti ihst I. nr rr. v Deput?. will nift ih tAx-pAeis of Linu county , O: !;.., AtUoc'ocL a in ami remain until 4 u ctrok rn.at their restiectiva olaces of votini; in the ceve ral precinct, at the fol lowing llm-is and plscss fur tlio pnrpr B9 of sol'ectingtlc tnxis drills ;er-of 1SU1: l!..ck C.e.k, M,.a.;..;, F-b.u.rv 15, 1492, Fox Valley, Tiliala, th 18. 1V.I2. Jordan, Wrdnraday. Kel. 17, 1SH2 Scfo, Thursday, Ki.b IS, lS'J-'. Kranlilii. li.itto. Fridv. IVh 19, 1802. Shtlburn, Saturday, l''cb 20. lb2. North Lrb'iio", Mcudr.v, Feb 22, 1SS2. .Suilum, M,lr.d.,v, F.d. 22. 1192. Pr.uih l.ebiK,n, Tntaday, Feb 211, 1SB2. Waterloo, Tiie-dav, Feb 23. 1SV2 Sedavi'lc, Vedi,.'djy, Fub 24, 1MI2. Svint Hi.me. TLninUy, Keb 23, 1M'2. Cra'.irdvil . Friiiay'. Ft!,- 2d, lSil2. N l'ioni vi!.c, S.-.tui'dsy F b 27, 1P!I2. s trnvrnsville, S'atmdov, Keli ltt'2. Center, Saturday, Ki,b 27. 1892 NllHirisbiirk-, M r r.oay, Feb Z. 1892, llal;-, Tiioday, March I, 1S92. Shcdd, V.'idi-ilnf , March 2, IS1I2. Tni;(iit, Thurrdns, March 3, 1K92. (Irle:in, Thurtday, Mnicn 3. 1S92. I'liec, Friday. Marei; 4, 1S92. Syrausu, sjatunlay, March 5, 192. West Albany, Saturday, March 5, 1S92. Albany, Monday. Murch 7, 1692. Cuntur Albany, Monuar. March 7, 1S9 Est Albany, fuasdsy, March 8. 192. frompl pxynirot will b rcijuired. Pay jJl Lait. .11U VGTC COHIH. M. SCOTT. .Sheriff ai.rl Tax C'olisctor Hated Jsnurrf 21st, 1892. -or All Kihus- fciTTa-r-iclc - &. - linker Opr oilt. Sclonffr'i t.ierj Stsble. next r i, tVlilxtnetts I'ukluK Co'i itori. J. A. Camming. Wan Paw i rur,s, JCalnlx, ' 5 i S ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY Where to got tlie Most Bargains, Where to got tho IVst Value fur Your Money, -IN- Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc., And they will Answer with On Voire, at 2F-G. W. SIMPSON'S. Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar The very latest news is that you can buy at JULIAS GR ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows: Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c. . lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 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 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90 Wholesnle priooof stijrar-leO lbs extra C, J4.7S; 100 .lis ftinmilntod, $5.75. I will cnmluot a atriot cash alnro, and 'l irn i.ls will !' a.iM fur nnt cash from In to 2f per ecnt lwa tnan regular prlw. ,tyafs-k of Chinaware, fMiov o. ids, and all the dtalrnblo sylpii of dishes, ai wall as a i(iniral aniurtni'int nf irroc'irii.s, cronk ory, lamps and Dstnrw ii oomplotn. nulco a spiei'.lty o: liiotu., cjllios and bikiiifr powdur, and always pl"ao my customers, Agent for revernl reRponsiblo insurance coinpanios. Jnlinit ;rHlnohl. ALLEN BROTHERS, WHOLESALE 5 RETaIL GROCERS CIGARS TOBACCO, AND KINDS IN LARGE Of? IN THEIR Flinn Block- -:- -:- -:- CHOICE FRUITS OF A LI SMALL. QUANTITIES SEASON. -:- ALBUMS We are the People Who carry tho most complain Una of Hard ware, Stoves, Raagei, etc., in the market. LEADINGDRUGGISTS -.XjB.DSnr - OREGON DRUGS. MEDICINES STATIONARY &C Albany r-Manufacturera a' (EAM ENGINES CRIST AND SAW Wlx MACHINERY IRON KONTS AMD ALL KINDS OF HEAVY AND LICHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS FORTtmiER & E IRVING Bl . A A (31 ETINCS. pedal attention ald da of inacbiners o wirlnit til FaVcrrns Mado on Short Notice ALBANY CR. WBITSHAH & HTJLBERT BROS, Real Estate Agonls Farms and Ilanohea forsile. Also city brnferty in Alljanr nnd Coryailis. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- Arlarial Kmbalmlng dona SalantlflcaHj Albany, Oregon. ci:r.rnitATf:n . - fl H SfWSTH & WESSON a ptj w nn n v v iw wt tni tltifi km iW D C It? h SssB nf The Pinost Small Amis Ev?r Mamilaclurcil.lf a Accuasfrr "-v -cl n 'K lijKit.lir, l-lt-n.j'ia H ccm-EK:i:vf.s I., , j J t':!VJ LOHOItiUan SAFtIY.V- I Mjl Ucwsra of cheap irun lmi:ationi.IWtW - EH oo- f rl'lj-.lr-i'ij C.iIjI.'.- rd Frirc ' ri -uiiin . vtS(jiJ, n'tti.xtij (c;i.i. 3r.irs Wl is K r i ES 3 C '3