Liukvillc Oregon is hereafter to be railed
Klamath Falls, so far as the name of the
postotfice is concerned.
Mr Leiidlietter, a leading republican from
Idaho tolls the Oregonian that the outlook
for republican success in that state this fall
is gloomy.
The Tortland Dispatch is very much op
posed to a fusion county ticket between
democrats and independent republicans in
Multnomah comity.
Replying to au inquiry we would av that
Samuel D McEnery was governor of Louisi
ana from iSSoto'lSSS and tjiat John McEnery
was governor from 1S74I0 1S77.
Jl
The biggest campaign story yet telegraphed
from the east to the Oironian is the one that
it isprobable there will be two democratic
candidates for president.
We make a predict! :n that will be verified
in November if the opportunity for verification
is given: Grover Cleveland will carry New
York state by a goad majority if nominated
for ptesidenf.
The sLate election in Rhode Island will
occur the 6;h of April. According to the New
York World the republicans are well united
while the democrats hare many factional
strifes on hand. If these can be settled and
harmony restored, the democrat wilt win,
otherwise they will be defeated.
Linn county gave $40,000 for one bridge
last year, and her taxes are only eighteen
mills, very strange, isn t i'? VestAnc,
Not strange to the farmers and taxpayers
of Linn county who are rccustomed to hav
ing financial mRtters administered carefully
and economically, but to the Salem Journal,
such an exMbi'ion of the idea that public of
fice is a public trust is inccir.prehens.ble.
The house elections committee has decided
to seat Noycs, the republican contestant from
New York, and unseat Rockwell, democrat.
This is the diflerence betwe:n a republican
house and a democratic house. The republi
cans In the Usl house largely increased their
membershlD by turning democrats out and
putting republicans in. Democrats now de
crease their membership in deciding contest
ing elections.
The wool industry of Great Britain Vis con
stantly on the increase, though unpioiected by
tariff duties. With a population averaging
nearly 300 to the square mile, she still finds
room to pasture and feed 240 sheep to the
square miie, and the number grows year by
year. The United States, with a tariff on
foreign wool, has a population of about
tweaty-two to the square mile, but only fif
teen sheep, and the number is dwindling an
nually. The facts are painful, buinevertlie
1 :ss the agricultural department reports them.
The McKinlcy bill was to a certain extent
a laiift-retoim bill. It placed sugar on the
f ce list and gave the people cheaper sugar.
It put a duty on tin plate?, and established
il.e tin industry in this country. Salem
Journal.
Well, yes, the "reform" feature of the bill
was the free trade feature in sugar. Yes, it
put fcugar on the free list and gave the people
sugnr. This move, so far as sugar is con
cerned, was and is free trade pure and simple.
And it is the fres trade feature that the Jour
nal commends so highly. It is trie only feature
the McKinley bill the Journal can commend
to the approval of the people. As to tin the
tariff was increased and the price consequent
ly increased. The people do not approve of
Ibis. It is not true that the tin industry has
been established.
A IMFc'KKENCEON FUSION.
The republicans of Kansas are "alarmed,"
It is said, over the fusion effected In their
state between the democrats and the peo
ple's party, representing a majority of ovei
60,000 at the last election. They propose
to go before the republican national com
mittee and urge a" retaliatory campaign In
the south" on the basis of a fusion of the
republicans and the alliance. Georgia,
North and South Carolina and Viiginip
are named as the field proposed for these
operations.
The chief trouble with this scheme i
that it cannot be made to work.
In none of of these states has the third
party mada any show in the recent elec
tions, in Georgia the democrats bad a
clear majority of neatly 00,000 in tSSS. In
iSyo there was no opposition to the dem
ocratic ticket, which polled 105,000 votes,
or 5,000 more than in iSSS. In North
Carolina the democratic plurality was 13,
118 In lbSS, the prohibhlonlsts polling on
' 2u9 votes . In lSyo the democratic
majority for Chief Justice was 42,000. In
South Carolina there Is no third party,
and at the last election, In iSyo, the reg
ular democrat's majority over the InJe.
pendent democrat was 44,000. In Vir
ginia the democratic plurality at the last
election for governor was 42,177, the pro
hibitionists polling only S97 votes.
In none of these states is there any
thing to fuse against the democra's. Not
only so, but In every southern state save
Kentucky the democrats had a majoilty
over all in the last elections. And In a
presidential year, wi.li a Force bill loom
ing up as a menace in rcpublk-an suc
cess, no division or diversion is p .siblc.
On the olner hand tlu"ea.e si ; wo'em
states Iowa, Kansas, Nebiaia,Mi;mcso
11, South Dakota and Wisconsin lu
which the republicans are In a inln v
and In hlch a frslon cou'd defeat ti.eni.
New York II'- .V.
WI1AT KKPKESEXrATIVE Ml miEbb SAYS
"If the Chicago nominee is not accepta
ble to the German clement In Wisconsin
we cannot carry the stale," said represent
ative Mitchell of the Milwaukee district.
"We will not get the electoral vote, but
possibly six out of eight congressmen. It
will be Impossible. In my opinion, to carry
the state on a free silver platform. Yes,
the state hps been reapporioned. and pre
sumably In the Interest of the democrats,
but even that would not save the party
from diaster In the event Indicated The
Bennett law, passed by a republican leg
Islature, caused the itvolt In that state and
made the itate democratic. The iuitiud
late repeal of the law by the demociatic
legislature has strengthened the demo-
cra lc administration, and e have the best
possible chance to make tiie state safely
and permanently democra'ic. The Ger
mans considered the Bennett law oppres
sive race legislation, an encroachment on
paren'ol authority, and resented It as re
publican Intolerance. I.ocrlly the 6'.a'e Is
In excellent shape. Mayor Summers will
be re-elected mayor of Milwaukee, and
thit will have a good political effect
throughout the sia'e. The late decision
of the state circuit court compelling re
publican ' ate treasuie's to refinu to the
state Ine in e; est re:eived by them, and
ued by them, on public funds, has helped
the democratic party. It was a gieat out
rage amoun'lng to robbing. Unques
tionably Mr Cleveland Is pre eminently
the Wisconsin candidate fot the presiden
cy. With Wisconsin people he stands for
demociacy, and the tentiment in the sta'.e
is almost unanimous for him. Senator
Vilas can have he delegation to Chicago
If he wants it. Wi'h C'eveland and Vilas
ou'. cf the race some western man, P-"ltntr
o: Boies, would come in."
Ever!astiu:lv iu it.
F A ea.
If not, why not.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT H.
LOT.Sunday, March 13.h, cither on
the streets of the city, or on tin wav
to the eitv cwmetery, a la.ie noid watch
chain. lYindtr wi.l pleas-) return to this
c-ffice-.
KGGS. Pure bred 8 0 r. own Letr
linrn pcrffq 1 n.r 1.1 A.l.lrr. w
VV Crawford! TallmHii, (jrey)". '
70n KENT. New wn!llni. five
rtHiujs, iinru 11 tsn, e-i'iern parte!
tllSOitT. InuuHof Ed K M Cir'ar.
SN. STEELE CO., Albany, Oregon
Lomu tnonev on trood real estat
secar ty In Linn and adj iluirj counties
F
RUSH COWS FOR SAL?:. One-liai
nd one-fourth Jertey cows lor sale
Also imported Ear y Knu:iue potatoes
Price, 75crntH pur bushel, 'all rn ma
2 nii east of Albany, K C Hoffman.
PLAIN SEWING. The underpinned
tvil! fitfA in nUin coming ,i.:..t. :n V -
(Iodo iu f rut-class order sort on reasonable
rnrms. icavo oruer at res.;ien-.'e of i 103
Jones, on 7th street. Iictnffm P.rn .1!hi.1
and Jerry atieet. Mi?.s Whitf.i: had.
BIRDS FOR SA. K. -Mrs V'ra Meyer
has totr.6 tine canst v Wb. centime
Scoteh whistlers, (or sale. C..U o.i her at
her home od Water street, he'.neea Hill and
Maine streets.
Ion RALfl Houe and ornor lot la
1 Il'sfldadd. 5750. Applvtol W DaTU,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
"TOTICE IS KEtiEBY;GlVEN VHAT
IN the annual tr.fwtjoja: of the stockholders
of The Willamette Itf-al Estate Company,
of Albany, Oron. will bo held on Thurs
day, March 30th, J892. at the hour of 4
o'clock In the afternoon of said cby, at th
rflice f Geo W Wright, in Albany. Oregon,
for the purpose of lectinc ctiiceis and di
rectors of raid compiny for the term of one
Vtar next en nine; from raid meet in r. and to
transact mch other husir.css as may v-iopeily
come before s.iiit mating.
Jatf d KebiUHi'V 2Sth lSf'2.
A. JiACKLEMAX,
Ceo W Wright PreMt'e1 :.t.
Secretary.
STOCKHQLBFR'S MEETING.
JiOTICKia hereby givn that thnre will
be b men ine of the stockhuldoru ,if the
Albany Building and Loan Asxoeiaion
of Alhany, Oretton. bald av their ollieo in
t he office of the Hank of Oregon. on Tuea
day, tha l!)tu day of April, 11112, at 7
n't: i. k p n of aaid day, fur the purpose
of increu.iuK tho capital ? cek of Kaid as
sociation from f i'lO.O'lO to J3tO,IOO,hnd tn
increasn the number of ahares from 1000
to I MX
Dated at Albany, Oregon, March 18.1S9I
C II STEWART,
JWliuit, President.
Hecrttarv.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
"OTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT
i-1 tealed bids will be received at the
office of lbs United States Kai'kinR Co.
In Junction City, Oregon, until Saturday,
March 2Mb. 1U92, for the erection of a
bank building In raid city. 1' aim and
specifications can b6 nnen at tne bank
nfllceorbe Jorwarriod to contractors on
application. The right reserved to rejoct
any or all bida.
UNITED STATES RANKINrt CO.,
Junction City, Or.
Q O & Q Q O
GOOD NEWS
ff For the millions ol consumers of a
'3
It ijItm lr, TMt p1mtir to nn- f
nuitrtliut lie tn now putting up a w
O TINY LIVER PILL
OTvliU'h 1 of fuctasifnfrWsmnll slrn,
't retain. tic; n(J t virt lit n f t )h
ltirvr onfn AattfiMiiKcrl purely
t K't)ibft. Ritth ntm rtha- pilU fH
are Mtill fiKitvO. Mho evMct stu ot
TUTT'S TINY LIVER PI1.L5
Ih dhow a Im t lie burdnr of K.U "ud."
'GO09OOG
I'srker Bros, grocers.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Buy your Rrocorii of Parker Kro
Apple partes f- r tale nt Sttwart A Sox
Piae groceries at Cuun &lItdric&on's,
Latent khift lt.uaic at Will & Liuk'i.
Hew cream choeae just irceived at Conrad
Meyert.
C W Cobh, job priuter, Flinn lilock, does
nrst class work.
E W Achison SiCo are setlin mnnoimnts
at I ortlana prices.
Stewart & Sox sull the very boat f stent
shears and scissors.
The (meet Hoe of pockee knires in the
city at Mewart A Box a.
Smcke the celebrated 11 a Tina filled 5 cunt
cigar at Julius Joseph s,
G " o 3 W Cobb, succossorto PaitiTey &
Smiley, Ftinn Block, for ynurj Imprinting
of ail kin1-!
Dr M I' K' is, ihysici.in and surgeon,
Albany, Oiu.w. Culls niado In citj or
country.
At the nimo iadio.ite, HaH'a VegetaM
8;ciliau Hair Ko"eweris a teuewer of the
hair, including its growth, health, youthful
color and beauty It will please you.
Samples of DJaarta toihtt uaii-ts and
braces at Mrs rVterson's over French's
jewelry ktnre, Mrs Talt sole agent for I. inn
count v.
E W Achison h Co handle tne celebrated
Portland cement walls for jenititery lots.
These walls can be furnished at half the cost
of any other aud are faraupenor.
With his new bakery Conrad .Nfoyer !s
able to offer old and now oafttor.iti fi ever y
thing liistclass iu baked jjuUj.
Head
Aches. Sick -head aches are the outward indications ol
derangements of the stomach and bowels. As
Joy's Vegetable Sareaparllla Is the only bowel
regulating preparation of Earseparilla, It Is seen
why it Is the only appropriate Barsaparllla in
slck-hea'l aches. It Is not only appropriate; It is
an absolute cure. After a course of it an occa
sional doso at intervals will forever after prevent
return.
Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, Ban Francltco,
writes: I have been troubled with attacks of
slck-bcadacbe for the lost three years from ono to
three times a week. Somo time aso I bought two
bottles of Joy's Vegetable Eamaparllla and havo
only had one attack since and that was on the
second day after X began .sing it."
VegetabSo
Sarsaparilla
FOR SALE BT
CE3 C STAMARD ALBAIJY
J. A. Camming.
all PaDe
J rwtrs, i'aints. Oils
Glass, Ht 3. ,
AlBKfiV. :- OEECtH
WICKMAN&ANDERSON
0ppisl:8St C.iar'.es Hotel.
Bod cl!t!il::j pnd law cirti'rn tvell
uttniniod to-
r-tarch work a spoi!!y.
Brai eh ofTloe nt Moofs' barlini liiop ,
ARE - YOU - GOING - TO - R1DB - A
BICYCLE
this summer ? If so, call on Van Wilion,
at Stewart & Sox's, and sec a New Mail,
which nlways gives satisfaction.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
NOTICK 18 HEBEBT G1VEX THAT
pursuant to an order of the Hon
County Coirt ot Linn oornty, Or.gon, I
nrlll sell st public auction to the highest
bidder for eah In hsnd, at the Court
llonse door, In the city of Albany. Linn
county, Oregon, at the hour of 1 o'clock.
In the afiernooa of the lHtb day oi April,
1102, the real property belonging to the
estate of lienry Oraser, deoea.ed.and d
crlbed as follews, towit: Ihe southwest
H of se?tlsn I, in township 14, south of
range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian,
III Lion county, Oregon.
O P C'WHOW,
Admr. estate of Hsnry Urascr, deu'd.
FORTMiLLEEl & IRVING
: v.'-' : '"-v.;,, . --T'r
l-i.'-,;.--tv::
Fi:K!;AL DIKKCTOiiS,-
trleril rmlinlniiii( done HiMctitiflcally
Atbuny, Orri'on.
SICK
TWO MEX AND ONK JMV
POUND im:ai)!.
A'hile trying to Crowd thoii
-WAY INTO-
0EYG & Ff.QiV.AN BHOS
jtorr, where they alwa s have on hnnd
liu largest Stock south (it Vuitlund, of
the latest Improved Rifles snd Shot
3uns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tent,
Hummocks, Cam? lli;in and Ihoui-amU
of other thing, too numerous to mention
Kepair f31ii)
in connection with iho Store, and one ol
he best workmen !.: the State to do any
,nd ail kinds of wor
Come one O'tne No rouble to
how goods ' Sma I pr fit and riuick
ol-V is oui jii'o.
Albany
x f
Mamifaclurnrs or-
i'EAH ENGINES GRIST AfjQ SAW
VMLLMAGKlfiEilY IRON MIS
ALL KI.MD3 CF HEAVY
m LIGHT WCRK, IN
IRON AND CRASS
CASTINGS.
fecial atteitUnt, Mht o iuljift i
ii of innhinet
PaUnrns Made on Short Notice
Star Baiter
'orEriit(Iaielu and Flrut Hf
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
('nulled Ki-nitm, CaonM H k .
lilans urf, Oaeeuxwnr.
Irff cl FruItM, Vee',alt)ei,
Tiibmco, VlgavH
Sonar, Kpico.
('(, Tea.
Eto Klc,
In tact everything tliil Is kept in t foners
variety snl Mcory gtofo, FIik'tic,t
mat-Kot I'rfcu paid for
Al.r, EIND3 OF PRODUCE
NOTICE TO CREDITPPS
NOTICE IS HEKfcliY GIVEN THAT
John K Cjiuh and W p Pltctford,
partners dciiiK bufitiiss In fceio, I.lnu
county, OrrRon.uiidprtbo firm name and
atyle of Cyrus A Piiclrford, have duly
made an asslgnmtnt of all tho property,
real and personal, to Ihe uimerfigned for
the benefit of their crnlllors. All nnnn.
havlntt o'aims irintthe ealdfirm are
hereby notified and n quired to present
the same under oath to the undersigned.
at the office of J K Weatherford. in the
oity of Albany, Linn county, Ort-gon.
i"im ii ijijw moniiis iroui ine uate nereor.
Jjatea ueb. Srd, 18"a.
J. II PEiRT,
AsulyHce
ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE Is herebv given that the
annual m.otinjr of the stockholders of
Iho Albany Hiiiirlinn Association wi 11 bo
hold at tboofilce i t W C Tweodnle, on
Ferry Sues', in Albany, o Monday.
March 21t, 182, at 7:30 p ni.for the fileo
ilou of directors, and such oilier busiuess
as nmy come before t'ie ine6tln.
Uattd Feb 12th, li2.
J. JOSEPH.
W C TW EEP A I.H, Secietary.
Pisaldtnt.
j. o'coaxou.
-fVritl Surveyor,
ALBANY. - - - OREGON.
THR Clbrttad HOOSIBl and
111JJ pr988 Who8l Drillg.
AtMITUIIELL, LEWIS & STAVEIl
CLEARANCE
LA110K NUMBKIl OF KMNANT.S havo Wii
left over in our various JH'parlnicnts, and wo will
closo the same out at consiileraMo loss tlian cost
A
Thf3' consist of Dress Goods, "Woolen Hosiery, in Infante
Misses and Ladies, Embroideries, Velvets, l'luslies, Satins'
Silks, Corsets, and Ladies and Children Underwear, Ktc.
These Goods are arranged on our bargain Countermand an
examination of tho same will ho of interest to buyers avIio
havo an eye to a good bargain.
In addition to tho above wo will havo a gonoral clear
ance sale of all other lines in stock, and wo will give 10 per
cent discount on all cash sales, on our entiro
stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Corsets, Ladies and
Children ?hoes, .Hosiery, Woolen Underwear, etc.
ON TIIK SECOND FLOOR wo cany a complete li0
of Men's, 5oy's and Childrens clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Doots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc., on which wo have made the
fo'lowing reductions:
MEN'S SUITS YOUTH'S SUITS
Worth, : $ C,J0 for -LoO Worth, : $ 5.00 for 8 3.25
7.50 5.50 " 0.00 4.00
D.OO R50 " 7.50 5.00
" 10.00 8.00 " 10.00 7.50
12.50 8.50 " 12.50 9.00
15.00 11.00 " 15.00 10.00
20.00 15.00'
A SPECIAL OFFER
Boy's Wagon, Worth
To be given away with each and every Uoy's Suit, with
short pants,
TAKE NOltCE that these offers are good only frra
FEW DAYS.
Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar
The very latest news is that you can buy at JULIUS
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 00
Vt'holesalo price of sngsr-lOO llisextra C, J4.73; 100 ibs gmnulated, J5.75.
I will conduot a strict sasli atom, an l all gtmti will liu Hold for net cash from 11
o 25 per cent Ihhs thsn rnnu'-ir prliv. y.y stock of Cliinavraro, fmoy ifoods, aoi
all the iJcsirsbls sylus of clislim, as wall as a ooral asj.rtnieiit of RroberlBfi, croq(t
e'.y, lainpsi'iiil fixlures is coniiiBte. hh'kb a Mpnciltv o( lino tai, ootfees aM
biking powder, and always pl-ase my cuhtoiners,
Agent for several responsible insurance osmpanles. Jnlins Gradwohl.
ALLEN BROTHERS,
Wholesale s Retail Grocers
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block
Sl'PERIM poaitiTe force fed
SALE
-
$2
unipson.
CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON.
-:- ALBA.NY, OREGOH.
Drill, and g d.rs,
ah
UO , Albany, Oc