THE HIMi RAH) IN A SHUT-SHELL
NEW YORK NOT LKOTUH.
"When the friends of Dart irllliir nriiiltnt
ial eandiilatos im up to the Chii-uiro rnim-n.
lion urging the nomination of their favorite
i ui noi uc enough to make the iiliiljn;
that he can carry New York. True. Ww
York is highly imnortant. (nut ess.-nti:ili
Jmtit is just iu iniiortant that the candidate
must carry tlie entire south, ami 2 electoral
wotes beside the south and Xew York n
wan said by many democrats only n few
momns nxo unit the candidate that the
democrats of Xew York united on should he
nominated, and ordinarily this would have
ueen (rood politics, hut recent events in
Stevf i ork have changed this policy. It is
possible, and even probable, that the ilcm
ocracy of the nation may be constrained to
defeat a candidate because lie is demanded
by Xew York. This grows out of the hot
tactional broils engendered in that state by
the '-snap judgment" convention called by
the state committee. It is highly probably
that the fool friends of Hill have thus early
placed the obstacle over which their favorite
may stumble into defeat. Hill could carry
the south and presumably X'ew York and
ew Jersey, and three or four electors in
Michigan. Heyond this, nothing at this
nine u certain or even hopeful. If it.
should be nominated, the feeling of resent
ment created by the e.Ul of a mi.l winter
convention m his state might subside. Hut
he must have 14 more votes than Xnw .W
sey and 4 in Michigan. There is nothing
more certain in the uncertaimty of politics
than that Hill will come up to Chicago
with a united seventy six votes, but thi
machine made delegation may fall by tho
force of its own weight. Senator Hill has
many admirers, but his methods are
very distasteful to thousands of imlepen
dent democratic voters of the country, and
notwithstanding Senator Hill would be
much prelcrable to any high protectior ist
yet it wculd be impossible to bring these
independent voters to his supiort in caso of
his nomination, in case the convention
goes outside of Xew York for a candidate
a large number of available men are to be
iouiki. i ornnn. though quite frequently
spoken of, would meet the same fate as
Ililr and largely for the same reason, tiov-
ernor luissell, were he ten years old
would make an ideal candidate, liovenior
Pattison of Pennsylvania would make an
admirable candidate clean, conscientious
and able, and it would be well to keep him
in view. Twenty years off (he age of On
tsiI rainier would leave splendid presiden
tial timlier, but he is too old and will not
Ie nominated, limy of Indiana is spoken
of but mostly by men of his own state. He
may be nominated for vice president, but
not for president. Hoies, of Iowa, if a
western man is selected, will most likely
take the cake. He is incorruptible, coura
geons and able as well as sound on the tariff
question. Whether he could curry Xew
York is a grave question, and equally doubt
ful about carrying enough of the west to
dispense with Xew York and Connecticut.
If Professor John Williams Whiteof Har
rard. accepts Prof Harper's offer of 87.000
a year to fill the chair of Greek at the Xew
Chicago University his salary will be almost
as great as a cabinet officer's, but he will
be worth the price. For Mr White has
dined with Plato and supped with Aristop
hanes for twenty years with aii appetite that
good digestion has waited on, and there is
probably no one in America: unless it lie
Prof Goodwin, who knows more about
Greek and Gnrk life than does he. The
large salary offered him is interesting as
howing how much better this profession of
teacher is remunerated nowadays than it
used to be.
FHEE WOOL.
Il has been decided to attack the larilT
law, section by section, instead of endeav
oring to l.avi it ail repealed at once, the
chairman on the ways and means commit
tee has introduced a bill repealing all the
duties on wool. ('he ''compensatory"
duties on woolen goods are also to be taken
off, but the advaloiem duties on woolen
goods are left untouched, and t'-us they
will be li ft as highly protected as they ever
were. The product of the fanner is to be
put on the free list. The product of the
"mi iiimiuiiicmrcr is 10 oe lell lully pro-
There is no feature of the democratic
(osilion on the tariff question that has
ueen so uniformly, persistently and will
ingly misrepresented ar that In reference
to wooiens. me Urcvonan has almost
dally stated the democrats proposed to put
wool on thfree list and retain the present
duty on woolens. Hut here comes the
Stalcsmnn and either ignorantly or will
fully makes a statement which upon ihe
very face of It Is false. It says the "com
pensatory'1 duties on woolen goods Are to
be taken off, but the advalorein duties on
woole.i goods are left untouched, and thus
they will be left as highly protected as
they ever were. If the Stulemnn can tell
how woolen clothes are left as highly pro
tected as ever ofter removing a duty of
494 cents per pound It may be able to
shield Itself from Ihe charge of open mis
, representation. Hut It can not do so. To
remove the "compensatory" or specific
duties from woolens leaving the adva
lorein duties still on means a reduction of
nearly one-half of the present duties on
woolens. A cause that needs so much
fallacy, sophistry and willful mlsrepiesen
tatlon to prop It up as prctec'.ijnism does,
is one tint should be crushed out.
It Is but possible, but not certain, that
the raid now made on the democracy bv
Senator Hill for a presidential nomination,
may defeat the selection of Mr Cleveland
as the democratic candidate; but theie It
no possible contingency In which Hill
could effect his own nomination. Th.
democrats of the nation are not prepared
to enter one of the most Impoitant contests
of our political history with a candidate
who would symbolize tho purpose to na
tionalize saloon politics, w lib political theft
as one of the jewels of the new political
constellation.
V e say that It is possible that the "snan-
judgment'' convention called by Senator
It'll In New York to assure a solid delega
tion for himself for president, mav defeat
the nomination of Cleveland, but it is not
at all certain that It will do so. An over
whelming majority of the democrats and
tariff reformers of the country desire the
nomination of Cleveland as against all
others; and it is entirely safe to sai that
lour-tittris ol them, taking in the entire
country including .New York, very nasi-
tlvely prefer Cleveland to Hill, while a
large percentage, and quite enough to
control every debatable state, would vote
for any reasonable candidate of any other
party to defeat the election of Hill. This
Is not sentiment; It is the plain truth, and
It should be presented In cold types for the
study of the men who are active In thi.
present hiii raid upon the democracy.
n line me aeteat ot Cleveland is nnsU
ble by this presidental raid of Senator Hill
it is not only possible, but it is even nroha
ble, that the democratic people of the ITn-
Ited States will nominate Mr Cleveland
with or without the vote of New York
State ; and if so nominated, he would be
elected not only without the electorlal vote
of ,ew ork.but the certainty of his elect
Ion would compel even Senator Hill to
fall in w ith the party and give his state to
Cleveland.
Xew York democrats of the Hill school
have twice defeated democratic candidate
for the presidency by deliberate perfidy
Hancock was sacrificed in iSSo.andin iSSS
Cleveland was deliberately betrayed to
make Hill governor. There is natural
distrust, therefore, of the Hill leaders, and
the only certain way of eliding a demo
cratic president this year would be to
nominate the strongest man, regardless of
me nerocs ot political theft, and corr.nel
meir support by teaching them that they
are not necessary to democratic success.
They had the power to defeat the dem
ocracy in iSSo and .main in iSSS Tl,p
have not the power to defeat Cleveland in
In lS)2. if the nennl shall .m,il,cl-.a ti.A!
- u r" mvir
devotion to honest government by nomi
nating him as their candidate. Such is the
attitude of the Hill presidential raid given
In a nut shell. Philadelphia Thus.
Letter List.
Following is the list, of btters raihiiuiug
in tho post o'lice at Albany, Lian county
Oregon, Feb. 10, 1S92. Persons callinK for
these letters must give thi dato on which
thoy wore advertised.
Alln. Mrs Itiv
Cleel, Mrs Anna
Dcnavve. Savanna
Goerke, Frank
Robinson, Arch
Thompson, Clara
VanRuren, FJ
Wadkiae, Miss C
Bomi, Wiil
Crewse, E C
Foole. W T
an,Claus
Roberts, Lizzie
Thomas, John
Wallacs, F E
T. Mo.vteitii, P M.
BR HKKR
Parker Bros, gioceri.
P.M. French keeps railroad time.
Buy your grooeries of Parker ISros
Apple pa-era f.T tale at Stewart k Si,a,s
t u groceries at I onn Si Heudricson's.
Latest sheet muilo at Will Liuk'a.
New oream oheese juat received at Conrad
Meyers,
C W Cobb, job printer, Flion Block, does
nrsb ci&sa worn.
E W Achisnn &Cn are eltin..
ac ruruana prices.
The fine.t linej of pocket knivea in'the
otty at Stewart 4 Box a.
Stewart & Sox e-ll tun very licit f it-, it
tempeed sheara and tcietora.
Smoke the cftlfthrnte.t nv,n. fill..J K .
oigarat Julius Joseph a.
J. W . Beettry, lead'o hoot and shoe
maker, juit east of K.tt ro Home.
Go to - V Col b. luccestor to lii.
Smile. FImiu lilc el . for w.nri K nrinti..
.1 -It T - - r f
Dr M H Fllis, uhysicinn and auigeoo.
ureguu. cum mane, In oily '
country.
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Old People.
.1 cr
ttUfl
J. V. 8. la Cu) only ljir'.ri'.la l.iaf t
!eeblt; i-cop:? s.iouM t-.t-, nt tiu i.;f.i;..;l
wtiicLiiliiovciy. ilnri'.rsni.-.ri:.. t. j: .:.it.m
of, is uatlfr fcruhi rci)Ji.:.-ai Lu.-nu to lv
emaelat-ing. J. V. t. on t:, (cimi:; .iir?Iy
vccctablo ami n.Imuls.r1 .vo:?!;-:. w.ul ncnief
ncw tioutl, ti: vt.rjr uiius ..r oit!, t.oLii.ai t
brckeu i:w -ei-p. It Uiiiils t!Kin uj a .;I
prolongs thMr Hrcs. A ease in n ii.t:
Mr. J.iMcn un cittlmnWo and eMerly li,y ot
5I0.Vh-hii bt T. was fi-r iMf!::th dcfliuf n; so
rapidly bs to seriuuslY ii!:in: ... frriU- it-rn
10 bedrliiU sho wak fliinlly iirtlii-toil with fiifi.tlmr
ipclls. Sho rritcs: Wliilo in that tlnii-tToua
coniltiou I rar rcms rt the testimonial. coa
ccrniiiflr J.V. y. oni sunt fur a bottle Tliai mnrL:...i
tho turning point. I naiueil my Umt flesh aud
itrtiipth anil htivo not felt vo well la yeaix"
That was two yean u,i nud Mrs. Be Men is well
ana Jioorty to-uay, aul itill tatluj J. V. 8.
If you firo oM or fuolilo aa J want to bo built up.
A ili for
Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
Mnsc mfMlortt. mnt Am.Hv Wi Kahu
Ramc price, (1.00, lix for t&OO.
FOR BALE nv
STANARD & CUSICK ALBANY
Cucumber
aud
Elder Flower
Cream
y vst I, :ui i "tiii.t'y tvji't. It
ft, 'lei, vr, ve'vt.y tk'-. k J hy
indi't1' niakr t)i i,ruip'.oa y.-fil
It IIC'i'f l it " ( ii tl i
'i i rl wll"i the Bjnte 1-iTvh'th ! t i.nn
i-pmimb ..fl
ljil? use Kind
r reck let, ana bivck w.i. nv tt i' w . . j
e It. It vlfERien t ten tft biu 1.1.M p n.l
w<r. nmirltlifai r id hi-'1 l) . iki 1 I j 11.4 . k.
prevents tho nint'u 1 n' Viiiat'ti' '. g', ii
ireonnrM, cies! si" "ft 01 ik u. . y
hril u. I , .1 r at M 'a t ' t , . v. i . - rni i.M
otitflil to use t rsi. gltf-ia a 1 u,l i'l MM?nr
aiico to viiv I ti'y,!"1 tlat 1 ei-n.' n'l 1. c .ua.i
lie aoU'i v r or t k- ,t.m it 1 1. w'ks 1 ii
rt''H rs-i nv to Iro "t na c 1 1 tl t. ,r
-d 1 ,
1.
j r t
till liif i. 1 M il.
M t 1 .VirO C.I.')lIl'h f.A1 '.:H i.K.ll
es of ,.11's or f jurt. I,. 1 'sat a r
h 1 ..jiLifm larM
UUIAIIU WUMUll'.t. - -it Mf Iti.ltO
o pay ptJiro si d 1 a fkt.if, I. iy at -i..r l
MRS fiR ATT ATVT'Q
Face Bleach
C'ires te won csies of t r':k'e
oxit-Ni,Vn.h-pa 'les nti''as tluiii
I- ire 1(11. (Ml. Hhmiesa k.u eflcili
ca..tescr; La-lj r ia id.
The Mwti&Mj'lX
ba i His name aAu d .h - i tt r
C'irsa t;e won esesof tr':k'e Ruriurn, 81.
1 cm, j.'.n-pa -rep -ini jam u uit ik n diviuihi- a
ire 1.041. Hhmies k.a edci-ti.B; 10 saiuplj
n .rut v t iirst ritn a
dantti. j w. .
gists in Cliltisoaiii rv city swu ,
TWO MEN AND ONE 1SOY
TO UN!) DEAD!!
Joy
Albany
Manufacturers o
EAM ENGINES CRIST AUD SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON riONTS
AUD ALL KlfD3 OF HEAVY
ANO LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar
ml , . 1 a ... n la lhaf irml nil n Vl 1 IT nf TTTV y..
ine very iuieti ncvo j j uuxjiujj
GR ADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuokle's t'offee, Per Pound 25o.
17 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
520 lbs Extra C Sugar White 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 20
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1.00
5 Gallons Good Pickles 00
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 00
WholeaalH priconr URr -101) llmoxtra C, f 1.75; 100 ilia Bmmilntod, $5.75,
T will ciimlii"t h Hlrli'toash tnro, airl all KcmiH will 1 Hold for nut awli fm, i
iri('H, ivy Hl'H-R 111 t imiu, i.tuuy kooih, uj
uu ,.-.,11 am u iiunuril u wd. rf II I n II I llf vrnnnrl..u
,0
mir fulfil i.ui run 1 n. .ru ' Ar iiriiw. w. v nlih-k iii iiiMinnait), iiiiiuv irrirtiiu ......
all the (li'8irblH vl,H i f dthi, an woll u khuhmI nsrtiiifmt of Kroonrls, orook-
I .1 " I.. - t ..... I... .. uiiuul a I ft. i.f llmi I... . . .tf
I. 1 If III' hltU-ti.tr Mlltl a U'ilVM IMMMH 111 v AiiMtonmrH.
Aj;ti1 lor ppvnrul rtsponnihlo inurnt)co coinpmito-i.
JulliiM -ralKoliK
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY
Where to gt-t the I'cst Bargains,
Where to j;et the ?est Value for Your Money,
-IN-
vVhile trying to Crowd theii
WAY INTO
CEY0E& FKQiVSR3S
itors, where they alwats have on hand
hu largest Stock south of I'orlland, of
the latest tinproved Ritles anil Shot
juns; an immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention
Xtepn.ir Shop
n connection with the Store, and one of
he best workmen in the State to do anv
ltd ail kinds of wor
Come one Come No rouble to
how goods "Small profit and nulck
is" Is oui .notto.
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
A ml they will Answer with One Voice, at
G. W. SIMPSON'S.
social auction ialrt
da of machlnera
o pairing ail
NEW A D V.E RT I" S E M T. N'l S.
T ANTED - A Birl to ,1 oneral
T hOURRnnr-lr In a ini.ll C.... I .. ,
rpiire at store of Kit in Bros.
10ST. A valuable p ir ot atasl eye
lavor by returnui(r theni to W H Lee.
BrANTED.-A Bflrl to do KeDeral
Am r Vv V, p ni rosHieno or
FaUwns Kade on Short Notict
FOSHAY & MASON
AMD RXTAtL
Drosgistsand Booksellers
Asei.ta for John B. Alden's publtcaUons'
tiioh we sell at ooliliahor'a prioea with
IBA1H, UKKUOH
SrANTFI.-Hl1.-h..iit nice
Y f hii.es at the chair fai'lurr.
Ort uon. ' '
paid for
Albany
CJ N.STEELE A CO.,
llh.,.n r
liOHIt Ttinnotr .. .
.security in Linn "and adjoining counties8
TV T OTIUE OK ltI?KlVp.s nijvr.ii
t u- L A A"en Purcnt'J the "itercat
paimir, oaaiiei, in the prrcery
l iiamo,, of Allen Bros , the Utter retiiiog.
All aeei iiii'.sahould be paid to L A Allen.by
whom all habiliti.a will bo paid.
Albany, Fob. li'h.
L A ALLEN,
S A ALLKN.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
Star Bakerj
CorErnnilalbln and FlrHt Sf.r.
CONRAD 18 EVER, PROPRIETOR,
Canned I ruiln,
..iilaHHnar,
rlel FrnitM.
Tobnrco,
Magar,
(Oftf,
Eta,,
Canueit .T3a& ,
lufei)snar
VoeetahleH,
VigSTH
Npicen,
Tea,
Etc.,
lipvt stock of 2nd wr nooda In the
Valley, and the most reasonable prices
1 have ou hand all kinds or
FUi'NITU.It, STOVES, TlilWASE,
TRUNKS. BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETC.
O116 door woat of S G Young's eld store,
I. 007TLE!3
Intact eMiyttnatf tbat it kept in a venerm
varioty and unocery atorc, lilyhcai
1 market prioe paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODTTfS!
Kvfrl;int:ii'ly in j
!' K Ailou.
If not, why nut.
WAKNBR OBiXOB uwi ana Uaaaaara
Direct From Their New York
SUCCESSES.
-EKGaOEUllfTKOKOXE NIOIIT 0!I,Y-
Tuuiisday Evixixg, Feb. 11,
MiijalfloBiit l'roai'clion fl
(jreat Madison Smiare TliMtor j,,...
"Capt. Swift,"
WITH
i", wiiii nu ino nnf mai mnttinu,prup
ertl.-a tnj ttctti a rHu,, over
RJtt tfin. t in New York bv
tkifl i-oiiipaDj-,
l&T-l' rict'.i vl at-liuiayion, 50c mid 7"c,
i rn.-MMn )iur Rrataat Will A liuk'$. j
.cure eh iUe 3ati
ITY DRIG STORE
c
Pfeiffer Block,
I
Albany
Stanard & Cusick -
aoraixTORa:
-DKALitaai.i-
Drups, Medielnea, Cbemica., ,"anot
anil Toilet Artlcles.Srionge's.Bnislioai
Perruttiery, School Hooka, and
Artists' Supplies.
I'lij NlclaiiN' iroarriptluus
nuy ccmpouiiilei!.
care
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE ia hereby jjiveu that I, or ir.y
Dpniit.. will mMt. tl.a l.rti..... ,,l I
county , Oiefjoj, at 9 o'clock am and remaiu
until 4 o'ciook p m,at their reausctive placoa
of votinff in the several nranlnt!ta.i.t ttm fol
lowing tlmas and placaa fur the puniest of
cnuecuDg me taxra lor ine jearot JVI:
Rock Orotk, Monday, February 15, U92.
Fox Vallsy, Tuesday, fob 16, 181)2.
Jordan, Wednesday, Feb 17, 18US.
Sofo, Thursday, Feb 18, 1892.
Franklia Butte, Friday, Feb 19, 1882.
Nhslbum, Saturday, Feb 20, 1892.
North Lalnuion, Monday, Fab 22, 1S92.
Santiam, Monday, Feb 1i, 1892.
South Lobanou, Tuesday, lab 23. 1892.
Watorlno, Tuesday, Fed 23, lbl2.
Sodaville, Wednesday, Feb 24, 1S92.
Sweet Home, Thursday, Feb 25, l s:)2.
(.'rawfoidsvilie, Friday, Feb 26. lt9.i.
N Urownsvil.e, Saturday Feb 27, iMI2
.SB rowusyilo uiday, Eeh27, 1S92
entor, Situr"3 . -
Fet2 1802
Halsey, Tuesday, March 1, 1892.
Shedd, Wedneiday, Maroh 2, 1892.
Tanjjent, Thursday, March 3, 1892.
Orleans. Thursday, Marcn 3. 1892.
Price, Friday. Maroh 4, 1893.
Syrauso, 8aturday, Maroh 3, 1892.
West Albany, Saturday, March 5, 1892
Albany, Monday. March T, 1812.
tenter Albany. Monday, Maroh 7, 189J.
u.asi rtioany, Tuesday, Marcn 8. 1892.
Prompt payment will be required. Pay
; iiieaauu BSTeoosls.
M. SCOTT.
Sheriff and Tac Colleetor.
uatea January 21at, 189.
WH
ALLIEN
(1IFSA1P
CIGARS TOBACCO,
KINDS tN
BROTHERS,
s Retail Grocers
AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
LARGE OR
JN THEIR
Flinn Blook-
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON.
:- AL3A.cn
BLACKS AN Sl HODGES,
LEADINGDRUGGISTS
-- V rt rij-K iiJLN
DRUGS. sUSEOJCINES STATIONARY &C
J. A. Cuniming,
Wall Paper,
J rrugs, Xa,intsi, Oilsi
Glass, Etc.,
ALBANY, OFsEGOfJ
ALBANY '.OR.
WBITSMAN & EULBEB.T BROS,
Rea! Eslat Aganls,
Farms and Ranches for sale.
Alao city broperty in AlbauV
aud C'oryallia,
33
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W t
FORTKSILLER & IRVIfltt
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS-
Arterial Kiiibaliuini; done Soleotlflcaliy
Albauy, Oroeon.
W wsnr ia IME
. L. DOUGLAS
S3 Runir Tor
WE BEST SHOE IN THE WILD fO I THRONE,?
T 0."Id Tm'r "XLftr2!rs, Kallroad Men
Boys' si..r.eK'r.K.,re
MU CS ium-,i iinil.enril shiie
wsnrolhubi stniT,,. .;.. V" .!..?..' "we for
CHOICE MEATS
Or; Als Rims
Ijmariclc -Sc . Daker,
Opposite Sohmeer'e Urery stable, next
oor to Willamette Paek!aj Ce's store.
ultima k.- thft w i . . urouio.
ce wti WAmtuHi .hV ' Iar turn uad
TnflUtcn 1
tfTAKE . m itL-ntt .,
-"- L. R. lU.MK
I1 Iweeii dakv'l
in !, . .i i .
I ...a .. . T ' " "
acini irsich. ., ,! i'r " ""V"
.me by proving ,. ;,.'. ft,
M A Mi. u.h, nr
liar tf-s.
Cnh
7 STRAY NOTICE.-A little brnw
k J miHo with roached wane and tai
baddlo or harness marks. Ueen in m
paeture about two or three week
Ownor oa.l, py expense and take th
niraai. j0hk ACBAwromD.Albany
Q . XII K CKhKMtATEn
W SMITH & WESSON 1,
REVOLVERS
The f,r.est Small Arm, Ever Maeolactureil.
a "Tirnlrr)f-r ,i , .'i";1 11111
. 0URiBii.iTy, VfesV.
uau mi cnr-i-i frr.i I..c-a f 1
Ok
Cat.-..v,., ,-.,! p,;r0 L;lt ,08
-M''- '- WESSON.
j ti, " Ki r: -. iq JJ gi
aicvillo.
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