iaTsVeasa.a..-l
aWtetfe
Oltillt dDjMltrlClrti A kind Providence lias granted divers
'' "---r auvaninges to divers pans of the globe
wny suoiiiu mere be an liiliablianl to par
lOltltKCTTim 111,1'MIKK.
The delegates from this itate :o tlie nation
al democratic contention are commissioned to
represent the democrats of this state.
The decrocrati of this state have a right to
select those delrgilesin their own way.
The way presciibed bv the slate rnmmin...
is not their way. It is a way which they
have utterly condemned, as i shown by the
unrnimous protest of the democratic press
gainst the calling of a freeze-out, midwinter
tonvenuon upon ins-jtlicicnt notice.
The state committee knew in advance that
its snap-judgment policy would not meet the
approval of the party. The Warhl told it n
with emphasis, and the World, as Senator
Hill knows, and every member of the state
commiite knew, sroke not in the liter.,, l
any candidate or in antagonism to any, but in
me interest of fair play, of party peace and
party succiss. It spoke the mind and wish
cf the democratic voters,
In spite of the warning the .-omnilii..
carried out the predetermined programme. It
called the convention for an unprecedented
time and upon unprecedentedly short notice.
It did this without discussion, without con
sideration and without even rjuttinu forth a
reason or an excuse for Its course.
But it is not too late for the commiri,, i
give to the matter the consideration which it
should have given to it in the first place.
ine committee would not heed the liWfj
warning. Perhaps it will heed the echo of it
which resounds through all the democra-.ic
newspapers, and comes back from the people
iu uunurcas 01 indignant anj protesting letters,
The thing was done by direction of Sena
tor Hill and in his interest . The senator an d
the committee must now see that persister.ee
in the plan will injure him more than any
body else. It was done in the name of dem
ocracy, it threatens the democracy wilri dis
sension and disruption.
Fiom every point of view the calling of a
midwinter conveation is a blunder. It ought
to be corrected.
If the state committee has any sense of fi
delity to its trust it will bow to the expressed
will of the party and rescind its action.
ii senator Hill is regardful 0f his own
ambition he will use the authority which l.e
has over the state committee to lead it to un
do its blunder without delay.
Tie opportunity to reDiir th
tents itself now. If it is not promplIy en
braced it will pass away and the bunJer wi
remain to do its disastrous work. New yrK
World.
take of them? When I wish tn
... "e "
a oarret ot sugar to the station the law
iiuuiu not constrain me to wear tin l.r
ncss myself, for it is more einiinmii .
feed my horse a peck of oats and have him
u" " 'ar me. Ami so between man and
man. .None of the gentlemen here present
manuiacture llielr own shoes, because by
following their specific vocation th-v .v..
cam ine value ol ten or of a thousand pair
shoes In less time than it would take tl.,.m
to manufacture one pair.
The M.-Kinleylaw protect tlo manufac
turer mid lnine-ownor iig-.tinst foreign com
petition, but loaves the laborer to look out
for himself. Kvon the foreign contruct-
i.ioor iuw is constantly evaded, An official
insjKvtion of Pennsylvania mines has just
shown that American ami. Kinrluh !,.).,
lias been crowded out and the wort ;,. .1 ,
by the lowest ami most vicious class of
iimitranan, roles ami Italians. This nitu
ation is the result of the repiiUinin partv
onu-renowneu system of protection
American labor.
RK IIKUK
Parker Bros, urooeri,
Now duals at W F Head's.
Latest styles of hatsj.t W K Kesi.,..
Keduotion in summer goodnfat W FJUead i
Apple parers f..rsale at Stewart 4 Son,..
Fbe groceries at Couu & lleiidricson's.
Latest sheet niusio at Will & Link's.
Parasola anil mn u.1....11 ... i
, , .,, ,, , - - -" less man
cost at W F ltead s.
Tho tin.., lin.l f .. 1. I ...
. - " ((wi.ui Huives in;tne
J - u guji ..
A full line of Warner's corset.. be.t j0
the world for the money, at W F Heads
Y IIP I-. ...
j. r . iwnuey, ia,un boot and shoe
maker, just east of Hevero House.
Silk lllnlirnlla in 1 1
i. . . . """ woou Handles
eheap at Freuchs Jewelry store.
Patronize hcino industiy nd by hard-
mailA harm... . . .- .... 1 i , .
r arl i nd, at Dubrullle a old t.,,,l
OotoC! W frihl. ........ I,., ,
smiie..
of .11 kind, -j-u priming
MRS. GRAHAM'S
RAHAM' S I Y 1
Cucumber JullUS
Elder Flower
Gradwolil
's Bazaar
Cream
i popularly uae.1, but utrmaneellt beeutlrlei. It
Tho vprv lrtr.rKf riAxtra 4a that . i Ann
.. . J"" "uy iir, JUIiIUS
GR ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods aa follows:
.Lily li.o Kradully nmlut II,. ,ml,.i f..r.i
v. Inter, It it a eoiutajit uruSft.ii.Mi .k. I
fchnilo
It appears that some of the woolen i-,n
facturers are suited with the Snrinorr v,;n
after all. They are willing to concede some
cnanges in the schedules in exchange fo' free
wool. They can affird to, especially if the
cnanges are made ;in some other fellow
schedule.
NEW A D VJ5RTISEM EN1 S.
j ,,t,H iUOU ;0 VY n , 9
11 TAN TED. A iri .i
Am!, r A,8vk cu nt resldeuow or
S J.-n.TEI:LE C0- A,banV- Oregon.
SMrit'vIr! Tn.D6y ?n ,?ood re e"e
security io Llun and adjoining counties!
A SIMPLE TARIFF TAX.
To obtain a complete view of reciprocity,
free trade and protection we must iwold
the entanglements of detail. No man,
no million of men, not all humanity can
calculate how tariff or no tariff would af
fect every Individual in the Uiilied States.
We must endeavor to grasp the principle
" ":ese uocirines; if thrt be sound, its
application will likewise be wholesome.
CJrar.ted then that we protect ourselves,
let us consider: If a nation's laws compel
A to protect B to the extent of $i, and
compel B to protect C to the extent of $i,
and compel C to protect A to the extent
of $i, then the nation will have es
tablished an absolutely equitable pro
tection j but will have likewise established
an absolutely unmistr-kablc nonsense. On
the other hand, if A protect it i,. it. v
icm oi anu u protect C to the extent of
$2, and C protect A to the extent of $3, it
will not be long before B and C will have
been protected into pauperism, for A will
have protected both their protected pos
sessions into his protected pocket. It
need not be mentioned that things perfect
abide in heaven lo know which of these
protective metheds now prevail in our
country, and be it remembered that any
devirtion from the fallacy of equal pro
tection U unequal protection, and unequal
protection is neither more nor lis i.
robbing one to enrich the other, if the
uuroen pressed equally on all it would not
be endured. As it is, the crafty use is to
aousc ine unwary.
Why, then, you ask, are we so much
more prosperous than the people of Euiope
general ana irec-traue England in par
ticular? How is it we can mini.hn,,,.
millionaires out of the people's money, and
mi conunue io Increase abundantly from
year to yeai ? Simply because the civi-
l: 1 .
"'tu iiauons oi curopc contain 2oo inhab
itants to the square mile, and we but
twenty, it a tanner has two pastures of
equal size and place 200 head of cattle In
" Kl-U iweniy in tne oilier, which would
grow fatter?
If I were permitted to raise the tariff on
bananas, for instance, high enough to pro
tect me against the pauper bananas of
Central America I would agree to furnish
genuine United States bananas. Tiue,
they would come rather higher i a'
piece, perhaps for I would have to raise
them in conservatories but what of that?
The money would remain at home. Or
would it be more economical to send our
neighbor in the torrid zone $1 worth of
bacon, or any other of a thousand things
we have, and in return receive from him
100 bananas? That is reciprocity between
governments. Tariffs produce artlliclcial
conJIltoiM, lorctng labor into uneasv
channels. Let all peoples of the earth do
what they can do best and easiest. Let
them interchange their pioducts in pcrfict
reciprocity, fiee without let or lilndiaucc,
and then there will be 110 loss. Hut, if we
nre to raise our own sugar and the Cuban
his own coi n, we shall nave but littic su
gar and the Cuban little corn.
MOTICE OF BITSlVFas ir.x-r.
f M. tt'r Pf--"-"edthe mterest
.... r o n nuep, in the cneerv
business nf All i-, .u.
---- " 1 inrser retirinc.
whom all Hhii;.l..rM' ..: ." Allen.by
Albany. Fob. Wb.
L A AI.LEy,
S A ALLIEN".
Old
""Trinr-r; -
h
a o v.
J30a Sample
TLB...
. . . o. u 1:1c oiuy farr!.nrn,i tliv .;,!
.ccDie i.en;.le stioul.l tsLc. m :.,i:j-r.-.t r',
nuieiiisi'ievcryrllu-rpiirsn-.-i:;., ,,,,,.,
ii, 11 u-mut certain n:nj;.ljnj Li,,.,... , . ,.
emaciating. J. V. S. 011 t!,,. -,.:;-nr f.'piir-lr
vojetabio ami stimulate i'.!.:cri..!i ..;..!
uv.f uiui'u, 1110 vtrv i:..i; 1, r . . . .
Broken i...wn t'Cii i... ij j ;-:.,;, t;.,rl v,
proton;;. thUr lives. A ease in ..ir:t:
0
.liwi. .1 ...' 1 7 'S"1"" I'russsMim from th
.7 " . w ir natter tfiaa ttian an,l
,:.,....,. , ; w up ma miii MMiiiaaml
rV. in .i-r. "'? " '.
l.d wl.cn a llttirl "LrT."'.T"
I'UKllt III USU It. it . 'IS'
1111 to an, Uy, oni JfcM 1Mm,.. ,. J!,'.
Hfiil. liiiWilair j -JlJ. : . . "
il ,, , ki . ?r ' TJ " " iaTU.w nut dor
I SI ""i,"," '.""n"-' UaiKwiT"rM
1-..- 1 .a::., tl":"."
Si yuaini iimu nous "rroit to
roo to any luar an
IVIHS. OBlKswa
Face BJeafii
,!'Z!!X7l''".',.r'Mk' ue, ai-
s?.i. E3,i"2IHJ!?
Thfi IlworBirt Voo
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound
17 lllH frranillnfnJ C, o .
20 lbs Extra O Sugar White....
No. 1 Kerosene, per singlo gallon.
Cans refilled, 5 gallons
5 Gallons Grind Pinlloa
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap . . .
25o
$1.00
1.00
.25
1.00
.no
.00
WholonalH prieoof Hiifrnr-ltM llisiijttia JJ,7r: 100 .Im miiiiulatoil. ir. h
T Will i.llllllllfil a el rl.i ...I ...i in .....
.. r .. .. . . , ' " "u " mi kikiih win no R.1K1 ror nut n.mh fr,,,,, ,
... .. ,..r rKinar prl -a. y,y H-k ot Clhiiiawuro, flmoy 1, '
all II... .1. Hrrabh. ayl,., f ,i,k,,. s w,.U as a K,.,iral asrtmnnt of urowirt,,, Jd
.y,laiiiwniil tlsturot Is mmiiiieu,. 1 ,.k i.,.uil. .,1 n. tSi. - . '. ronr
UikiiiK powder, iiml always .l-n my uut.)iii,,rH, - ami
K"" i"r i-'viki nNpoiisiniii liiHiirHiicoooiiipanioi. Juliiiis .r Htlwulil
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
Mrx Itfluivi an mtltnnlil.. 1 T..-
a.o :.!iro i ki,.s. f. km f .r . ..iitiis .lc.(-:i.iin
...... a ... KIIDU. y a ll.l.l . ..r fan.il. .
S.bsutt.nts;ic will f::i.i:t- H"i..t.ut .Vit .
spellt Mio writ,.,: While la that dangerous
iuiiumi.il 1 saw some ol the testimonials cun
ccruinir J.V. S. ami tent turn botile. That martcj
the t'.irillllK nolllt. I rpealiiml ,nv 1.... (i .. ... .
streusth and Imvo not felt to well in years."
am.. ui. mo years uiro and Mrs. Bclden is wan
aim noun. 10 any, ami :ill taking J. V. 8.
II you arc old or feeble ami want to be built up.
Ask for
ImiV Vegetable
wUy OSairsaparillal
Most moOcm. most efTorttro. ln..A.i v.i.
Kn. -.l,... .,0.1 .... "VMS
hta o wto tns or.lni s I
n passwsA.iM mX, I
gr-tf.wn.
Iia.al.1 lauae TJUftl u. ahl. ..T-U..ZT
is. orac i ry ."""jt
-wwr"a.ia arerr out w..t .. i
- . --
.TTrtata drun-
TWO MEN AND ONE 150Y
JL.r UiMB iiUl
t-oiiMi dead!! ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY
t5. -z,?" Where to jict tlio Best Bar-trains.
i-'iin iii v r'
STANARD & CUSICK
RFdD' TO,FOnK.-Fa,tiei dlring
, wood pi.tm orsny ',-.- f
r?n,nnC.T bt8'" P' m Pt a'U DV
cnrlng the services of Daniel Lou. 0 i'i,.
little ferry house Loavo orders tl'ire 6
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
W.RNRR 4 OKAXOB, Ltin.t ,ui JJ.j,rl
Ilrct From Their New York
SrcCEJSaCS.
-ENGaUEMIlrT FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY-
TuunsDAY EvB.m-G, Fkb. 11
5!ija.fiont I'rudeellon nt
Great Madison Square Theater Success
"Capt. Swift,"
WITH
fi'. IIitiVi Forest,
Supported by a tuperb company ot hizk kIiu, pl,
r, with all the orif mat eottun.os.pron
ertlen and arfattt as proilueed ever
S00 tfmot in New York by
tlila company.
a3Trices of adniission, 50c and 75c
J"ecurcyi.r seatt at Will ft link't.
ecure choice teatt tarl.
Albany
Mnnufaoturers of
'EAM ENGINES CRISF AND SAW
MiLL MACHINERY IRON 0NTS
Wf ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTJNCS.
oolal attoiiUon jald o pairing t!.'
ds of innrnlner
Patterns Made on Short Notice
.jrr .tw v-. ...-UK
iVliile trying to Crowd theii
WAY INTO
SEYiOS & FttOJaAN BROS
Store, where thev alw.ua bnv.. nr.
ALBANY ia:lJ1 ",ut f ,f. . !'ort,an.11' ?f
. ....r.u.u ixiiich nnu onoi
juns; an immense Mock of Flblilni;
Mammocks, Camp Chairs anJ thout.anU
rtf nil...- ..! .
.limy, 100 numerous to mention
Hepnir lioi
ill roi.nection with the Store, and one ol
tie best workmen in the State to do any
ho .v., ma m wur
Come mp r,.- v- i ,
..... .-u rouuic IO
hOW UOCds "Small nrr.lt I
. ,, ' -'- null .i.nca
n''s is ou: .notto.
Where to get the Best Bargains
Where to got t,0 Bet Valuo for Your Money,
-IN-
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc..
Ami I hey will Answer with One Voice, at
G. W. SIMPSON'S.
GOOD NEWS
For the millions ol consumers ol s
Tratt'g Pills.
fl) It alvca Dr. Tutt planaurei to an- JPt
v iiciiiiK-r that lie Is now putting up W
TINY LIVER PILL 6
wlilrli la of exraedlaslj tmall tit.
vet retaJnlnsall tlia lrtueaofl,a Q
larc.T on... Unuuluil pilraly
vegetable. Hotb ataaaof these villa A
l.r.,ctllll..u.. TkeeaesUe or
A TL'TT' TINY LIVER PILLS A
Is ihoivu in the berater ef llila "nd." "
POSHAY & MASON
- Meada anu rihiu
l)rusistsand Booksfillf rs
AaeLta for John B. Alden's pubHcatlona.
-alfcj(rBaiarl.-iaa
Star Bakerj
CorSroailal!,!,, Bnj firBt 88,,
CONRAD. MEYSR, PROPRIETOR,
DKALKS I.t
Cunritd fruits, Caaner) Ko.si
tueentmar-..
Orletl rruita. VeotablcH,
ToFiuccn, Cigars
Noitar, Miee,
Coftea, Tea,
Eto ue.,
la tact evorjrtt...t that la kept In a genera
varklytui.i) Krxry itore, Hibt.l
imarkut price jiaiil (or
ALL KINDS OP PRODUCE
lifit ft'.irtl O-.l -r- I .
v iT " - -'- kuii'JN in 11)9
oi.y. ami me most ro(iuuabIo prloon.
liave on hand all kinds of
FUilHITU.lE. STOVES, TINWARE,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC.. ETC.
Oat, door wost of S E Youn-j's eld store.
l. Gorn.E.3
-i u n..nravvu'air,rutu. lAraarxy -ya-tjj m
BROTHEE
Wholesale i retail grocers
CIGARS TOBACCO, AfoS OHOICE FRU.TS OF ALL
KINOS tN LARGE OR SMALL --UANTITIES
IM THEIR :SEASON.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVHN TIIAT
the aunua.1 moetinir of tfaa tv,i,.
noidnrs ortha A Ibanj- Bullillnir and I nan
Aaani I at Inn will iT.i.1 ,,3 ? L u i-OHn
Ai.'d,dgf,1J",!,..5"n "rinuF In
Bi7i7,'n of ; n h rv. ".K.?n' '.or
r , " 'a..w.wB. i Hnrvo ror th
mrJSin-on:vf.r!,rr.i.,sL",?u,,, "i
elnoteil Hnrl mial Aa.f a . t . . mv
other liuslurssas may nont lisfore Ihe
nssoclsiliin. Dc.no by nHr ofthna.-o.
ciatlon thiN 1.1th day of Jamiarv. lw"
JAT W .LU!I, ITeslllont.
noarotiiry
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
r:.;-,t:::.rr:;:i,,::i,ii'r4po:
I'lils tlio l:tlt inj- ;, J,,rv.
J K H KA PIIKIirOHl),
will, M.. . M . '""'ltrnl..r
" "" '"'"'I 11 Jaaiw,
QITY DKCG STORE
i
Pfeiffer Block, .:. Albany
Stanard 6 Cusiii
Rorsitreiis:
DRALXSS IK
Dm,,',,, Medicinrs, Cbemioa.s, , Fa net
mm jonei Articles, SjionBes.BrusIiaa,
Perfumery, School Jiooks, nnd
Artlstu' Suppliea.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE is hereby (jireo that I, or rr.y
Dnnl... will maar. U. . ..... t ;
1 J "... .vvr ..A-jinjei. Ul n
county, Oeaoj at 9 o'olock am and romaio
.mill A ...
...... w viwa ji ui.ai. tueir reapactiro placeB
nt tfntini in Ik. I . .1 .
.v...UK tu .us iu.vi.1 ireuiuuta.at ine nil
lowinstlmas and placet fur the nnrpess of
collecting tho taxes for the year of lb91:
Rook Oretk, Mondsy, February 15. 192.
Fox Valley, Tuesday, rb 18, 1892.
Jordan, Wednesdax, Feb 17, 18at.
Scfo, Thursday, Feb 18, 1892.
Franklin liatu, Fridsy, Feb 19, 1892.
fhslburu, Saturday, Feb 20, 1892.
North Labanon, Monday, Feb 22, 1892.
Santiam, Munday, Fob 21. 1892.
South Lebanon, TussdaT,Fb 23. 189!.
Waterloo, Tuesday, Fsfi 23, lbj2.
Sodaville, Wednesday, Ffb 24, 1892.
rtwi.ar. WMIU 'rK....l... Vnl. tu.r.
Crawfoidsvijlc, Friday, Feb 26. 1892.
N lJrownsvil.e, a.turilay Feb 27, 1892.
S Browniri'li'a r-day, Hsh27, 1892.
Csiutcr, Saturn
Fl,2 1S92.
Ifalncy, Tuesday, March 1, 1892.
Shedd, Wednesday, Msroh 2, )892.
Tannt, Thursday, March 3, 1892.
Orloaue. Thurtdsy, Marcn S, 1892.
Price, Friday. Mar oh 4, 1892.
Syrsuse, tjaturdej, Maroh 8, 1892.
West Albany, Saturday, March 5, 1892.
Albany, Monday. March 7, 1812.
Canker Albany, Monday, Maroh 7, 1892.
East Albany, Tuesday, Marcn 8. 1892.
Prompt (ma-mint will ba required. Pay
1 1 es and save costs.
M. SCOTT.
, , Sheriff snd Ts Collsetor.
Dated January 21st, 189.
ij'linn Block
-:- A LB ACT
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
A "T" "T A Hf-S i
om x - OEEfrmsr
QlfJES STATIONARY &G
FORTMILLER & IRVING
J. A. Camming.
"
Wall Paper,
J rusrs, J'nintu, Oil
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Arterial Embalmin.' dona SuleuUfioally
Albany, OroKou.
W riT IS THE
. L. DOUGLAS
to hurt n,o f,.et: i. a i'n Vt 1 ''0..t"':1" r Wf thread
r. and bmiMM t(V t ;,i'i-'."0.Vft,r- ysH
$5.
$4.
noo e'
$3.
ALBANY,
I'tijalrianH'
i - - n
1 inly compouuded.
ALBANY OR.
W.RITSMAN & RULPSRT BROS,
Red! Estate Ajrats,
Farms snd ll.incln for sale
Also city brodcrty in Alban
and Corv.iliis.
xr'1. i"' ii-yti aio "f U..V I,;.,, zi? ;?ir.
S5.0?'fjiM-.1..vfA
3.0.Vn?',,"P.,'.;.,.l """"ri. Hallroni Man
Sf-ami. animiii, InsX' hV.5..w.''i"r,llurn.: "necalf.
S2.5!1,,,.-,- r. ... WiJaS evcrorrorer, .,
"""wantaslicaifiiVrrA?."!-?'11 convince Uiose
SCO aa nnd iff r1""- .
"""a nr " rM i. smnn ' shnes
LaO eS i,Si.' 1 " '"'l "I"", he-it
".155 Vi'"!" fi?-.,, ,-.for
tw'wareaiamiiiidouttoijolfcm'ofyaJh
tatsf7;T,;r.lf,Klvr;,'TITK.lJ
CHOICE MEATS
Or) Alii Kinds
iimricl -& Baker,
Oppoilte Sohmaer't Urary Stabli
"or to nlilanittte PaaklaK C s
ile, next
store.
F1!!;.;'!."'"..,"11" h '- d i,0
fe..iw.,;,.,. "V.,:'"'.,.
cR':vli0 AM'.ii,,!,, no.lr
O
I A mil'n Willi rna.J . ...
siTiHi. . . i. uiano ana laiy
nlat. .i r.ne,.a m,rk8' n" 'n
iiurio. .,i u or l"reo weeks
nimJi ' PyPnso and take tlio
nlmal. joK A cAWKoD,Albany
SW'TH & WESSON
revolvers:
Th Finest Snoll Arm, E,er Manufactured. W
.... exceulJcp MSrll!
53 r7n "1 ffV-sm
r, tC.rr?.0f.Cl.,S?-l," '-ti,,bi
, n,,r . .-'i irntr.::ons .,J
n -.in 1 1 h fl vvessotj, ;
, . ... n'"'-ix;j JLij, jr.tss. SI
.1 XI r f tl .- q,