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FOR THE 11 EST ANT) CHEAPEST CM)THIN'U TWO MEN AND ONE BOY IMIIANAIFUK CLEVELAND, The Cleveland boom swecpi everything be fore it. Indiana will not only take the lead in the movement in his behalf, but it holds the position of vantage and from present appea ances the influence of this state will be felt it never has been before in a national conven tion. The delegates fiom the state at large will be composed of ardent Cleveland men not now In office. The old practice ofsendi United States Senators as delagates ought be and prolably will be abandoned. Such honors as a delegate from ihe state at large ought not to be added to those who already are honored by the state as its representativ in the senate. There is another reason why neither senators nor members of congress should be placed on Indiana's delegation an it is th.it the atmosphere of Washington the associations of official life at the Capit. lead to estrange those who live there from the real wishes oc their constituencies. It is matter of common notoriety that Cleveland not popular in the official circles of Washing ton, and it is equally notorious that tie dem ocratic members of congress and democratic senator, with a few exceptions, have de clared themselves for anybody, and especially for Senator Gorman, against Cleveland. The democratic people of Indiana are 'largely in favor of the nomination of the ex-President and their wishes should be expressed by delegaiieo In perfect harmony with thei views. The several district meetings will take caro that Cleveland men are named as district delegates md will probably instruct for Cleveland. The delegates from the stat at large will be chosen by the state conven tion, and it is of the highest importance that neither "senatorial courtesy" nor any o'.her concession to a misleading sentiment should be permitted to influence their selection. If the majority of the convention shall be favorable to the nomination of Cleveland,none but out-spoken Cleveland mtn should be named as delegates. This is so palpably practical suggestion that it need not be dis cussed . Let us have a solid delegation composed o men who are known to be uncompromisingly and enthusiastically for Giovcr Cleveland. I Evansville (Ind.) Com'rcr. TWO A LLE.N COUNTY STJtAWS. At the last meeting of the Fourth and Kifth AVard Democratic Club a rising vote was taken for president, and 116 voters every man in the hall stood up for Grovr Clovtlan.l an cheered lm name to the echo. This is a straw At a barn raising at the home of George W . Treece, in Cedar Cretlt Township, Inst week, a vote was taken fur president. It resulted Cleveland, 43; IUmsoii, 9; Greshmn, 3; Palmer, ij Gray, 1. It was a mixed gather ing of democrats and republicans, but M Cleveland only lost two votes out of fifty.1 This is the ratio everywhere. Fort Wayne Journal. It may be interesting to Mow th.it even candidates on the state ticket wert appointees ol Uov Anouy during his incumbency 01 t tie executive chair. This is stiong commend?.- tion of his judgment and evidence 'hit 'Moody men1' are not so bad after all. Hon T A Moore, candidate fur sapient judge. came into prominence from hewg a 'Mo-rly man," and so did lions L Webster, W R Ellis, Loyal P S.carnv, Geo Wat kins, T A McUritle and others. Moitnitu.urr, But when you get a full knowledge of the "record" Qregonian) of F A Mjore, you wi.I devoutly wish that Moody had never heard of him. A dispatch from lhilhis, Texas, says: l'onr mnuimi ui'ipfratos to me white re publican k'ttimi! mtiventiun are here. Most of them declare they are ready to "cut loose from the ni'er" ami build up a white re publican ,tarty in Texas. The color line is drawn in this state for the first time. A state ticket will probably lie iioitunat:il. "Verily, verily, 1 say unto you," the love of the republican for the nier is barely kin deep, and only to the extent of making him a voter. Congressman W S Uulmnn of Indiana, the imperturbable democratic Watch Dog of the federal treasury has been renomi nated bv the democrats for congress. A Migar 15 times sweeter than cane su gar and 20 times sweeter than beet sugar 1 has been cxtiacted from cotton-seed meal j bv a German chemist. A scientific jjurnal states that a little sugar put on the bands with soap will greatly increase Its lather and cleansing power, and will remove dirt, chemical stains, etc. The postal-card factory in Shelton, C'., Is turning out a.joe.ooo cards a day. The biggest day's output so far Is one of a few dfl)i ago, when 2,Soo,ooo were printed. Notick. One or more eurgcons of National Surgical Institute, No ulilllusli ptreet, r1 F, intend to visit in Hevere House, Albany, April 27lh, nnd in Occi dental Hotel, C'orviillis, April astli. One day on nly. Write for circular. This in stitute is especially devoted to the treat ment of curvature of the spine, dmcaec s of the hip nnd knee joint, crooked limbs club feet nnd all bodily deformities. Their success in treating these troubles ns well ns nil chronic discuses nuide for the institute n national reputation. All persons who lire sullciing from any ol these complaints should not fail ti take advantage of tlii opportunity for rel.'ef. Inference may be had to the fol lowing: Hev K N t'ondit, Albiinr, Or.. V K Moigan, Shcdil, dr., Judge' T I. Davidson, Salem. Ur., I inventor K I', Terry, Olymjiia, Wash., V, (i Young A Co., Oakland, Or., J S Slorris, Scio, Or. ' Ihe following averages of the price of Ohio wool in comparison with the pi ice of the corresponding foreign grade durin a quartet of a century of wool taxes a; given in Mr Springe. ' speeth: Average annua! price of wool for the twenty-live years: unto, 41 .4a cents Port Phillip, 41.04 cents. Difference favor of Anericaan. .44 cents. Average annual price of wool for twentv-tniee years, omitting 1871-72: Ohio. 40,70 cents; I'ort Phillip, 40.53 cents. Diner- ence in favor of foreign wools, ,2(i. The years 1S71 and 1S72 were jears of desperate speculation in wool, and for thii reason the comparison Is made with both them and A-ithout them. The figures on which ii Is based were furnished by the lepubMcan Census Bureau through special agent, who Is also the secretary of the Woolen Manufacturers Association It is known to all students of the subject that the average price of American wool has not been raised by ttie tariff against mportations, because this tariff serves diminish Ike consumption of woolens and to greatly Increase the use of cottons, hoddy, jute, waste and hair In so called "American woolens.' And It often bap- pens that the intluence of the woolen man ufactures is sufficiently great, they being a compact body of coiporatlons, to ''bear' the prices of American wools and so re gain from the American producer some. thing of the tax they are compelled to pay on foreign wools. But the Cheap Clothing bill is drawn In the interest ut the people, who have a right to the best and cheapest woolen clothing that can be had for their money. It de pends on this principle and r.ot on any array of statistics. It Is well enough to demonstrate the fact that it will tend to ncrease the consumption of American wool and not to lesson It.but in six months the average farmer will save more on lothing after the abolition of all prohibi tory duties on It than he has ever got for is total wool clip Ir. a year. The object of the bill Is to abolish all prohibitory duties on woolens of all kinds ine aoo-iuon 01 inc uuty on wool coes it. this as a matter of course, but It Is only an incident of the main object the restoration to every man and woman In America of the right to buy the best and leapest clothing that the world can fur ish for the money. Jla 1 s euetuulo Nicilian Hair reuewer ;aa restored gray hair to it oriuiual color and prevented baldness in thousands of cares. It will do so to ynu. N EW ADVKPvTISEM EN I S. OVr. A note for $$ slm?! by J p A Whiting and V, M Whiting, b-arlnir Urti. May 1 It ! 18-11, mvk pivabl orio ynr alter date, to Aiuust Warnor. ur. Ibany. Or . at 8 nsr emit, nnr annum 7ho finder vriil please rturn to Mra Wriiwr. at this cit-. Tn public is here by warned aaimt nureliimf th u. note. 10 KKNT A barn noar the bunions i part of the cUv. Will hold tw bor bu.'tf y, fW Inquire at this o!!len. OsT. lu this city, on Kmdiy.Marsa A 20th. a cold rinsr with a hhl. Fln,i lease leave at thin office. yjR SLE Sotonil hn1 Packard oriran In A 1 coniitl.in. Kor lurthnr particular call at resil'lonei of w L oore. VhinKtoii straet, batween 3rd d 4th. SN. SThlil.K CO., Albany, Oretron Lorn li'oney on toed rial esta curi t. I ' ! and fdjdinrg couutle ANTKP.Salesmon, local and Irav- oilug, lo roprflent our well known iuso. 1 mi neon no cat ital to reiircsmn ti.ui that warrants nuraerv stock lir.n ans nnd truj to nan'p. Vork all the ear. HI0 per month to tin rii-hi n.... ply quick, Malum J Ij MAV CO.. M Paul. Minn. urseryiueii, Flrrs'saml Secdsiiicn. ( 1'liin hoiifo is rffponnililo.) Mil).- KOI! S -Mr. . M ) has some linu eanarv hciU. utiuinp toh whistlers, tor sale. (Ml m hep nl licrhoineon Watrftreet. IlitAton Ihllniwl llio streetf. )I.AIX SEWINH. Thu lllidurHiL'nnil will take in ulnin siwin whi.h will l. oii3 iu i rsi-ciass oriteraml on ressonable rins. leave ordur at residence of Thns Oes, on itb Btrtut. hntwrnn Itrn,Ulhin 1 I'crry stnet. Mius Wititiihah Al( U - YOU - GOING - TO - RID - A this summer ? If so, call on Van Wilson at Stewart A; Sox's, and sec a New Mail which always gives satisfaction. GOOD NEWS Q For the millions of consumers of Tutt's Pills. II kWv lr. 'I nit pli-iititro In nn iiouiii'i'lltiit hcUiHin jnitliiiK up a TINY LIVER PILL n liirli Ik of rTiHTfliiiKly bmiiiII vt r-lainhiK till lint vtrtiirniilli Ittriri'r tun', (iutinintri'tl inir-lv 0 iirotttill Ktni. iTirfXiKt Mo of TUTT'S TINY LIVFR PIP I c v imliuuu In tin lnirlTof thU'-nd." Paiker Bros, grocers. . F. M. Froiic h kevps railroad tim,. Buy your grooerUs of Parker Bros Apple pa re r b ft r sale at Stewart & Sx Fiae groceries at Conn & Hendricson's, Latest duct music at Will & Link's. Hew ore m uhese just leceived at Conrad Meyers. C W Cobb, job printer, Klinn Block, does urns ciaas worn. E W Acnison &Co are seltina monumtnti ac roruauj prices. St0wart Si Sox sell the very best patent an ears ana suisBors. The finest line of pocket knives in the city at btewart & Sox s. Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent ova r at Julius Joseph s. Co lo CI W Cobb, successor to P&ialev & Smile. Flinn Block, for ynuri ib urintini 31 an hi Dr M 11 Kitis, idivsiciau and surgeon. Albany, Uregon. Calls made In citv or country. Samples rf Dilar te cr-ut v sit t and braces at Mrs Petersons over ench's jewelry store. Mrs lalt sols aaent for Linn count v. With his new bakery Conrad Mever is uie to oner 01a ana new customers ever v- I uiiug iiiaiciass iu uaaea gooaj. Just 24. In Just II Lours J. V. S. relievos conntlratinn I ".-uacnes, Alter n gets the system uuuiriuuirui an occasional dose prevents return. We refer by permission to W. II. Marshall, llruns' wick House, 8. F.: Gea A.Wernor. nil curn-.i. BL, 8. F.: Mrs. C. Mclvln, 136 Kearny St., 8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. O. W. Vincent of 6 Tcrrcnco Court, S. F. writes: "I am 00 years 6o uuvo ocen irouoicd with constipation for 25 years. I was recently induced to trv Jov's cgotablo Barsaparllla. I recoeaizod In It m onco an ncrt) that tho Mexicans used lo give t in mo cany ou s lor Dowel troubles. (I camo to I California in 1SK),) and I knew it would holn m " or me nrsi time In years I can sleep well and my system Is regular and In splendid condition. Tbc old Mexican herbs Ir. this romcdy ro a cenam euro in constipation and bowel uouuics. Ask lor 9 VAryAnUI. SarsaparilJa FOR SALE BY- GEO C STANARD ALBANY Star Biikerv 'orRr(Miliiltlii uitd First St CONRAD MEYER, PROPniETOR. iibiihI FruitN, ;iiiMsnnr', QuveiiHWHric. VoReliilif f m, Spleen, Ten, litc.,1 )pfel FruitM, 'a"vbic, l?ir, 'liee, Et In lact evor.vtl.iuir that is kept In a ctuca varieir and sievr' store, llihtst niarkut tiu0 jhuo for AIjL kinds of produce J. A. Cuuiiiiinij;. i rtirw, PaintK, Oili- ALBARY, WICKMAN&ANDERSON Opiosl!o HI Charles Hoti-1 Hed clothing and laoe curtains well Marsh oik a specialty. Hraieh otBae at Mosos' barber hop, Laundry c osed evenings at 7-30 o'clock. I - DYE - TO - LIVE. Jlijany Stem Lye Works. O.J. leij (.111,1' lopiGoi'. Clothing Cleaned, Colored and Repaired. ...Hue snaiTis anu uiess Goods a specialty. Faded clothing restored to tis origlna color, to look like nsw. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give Me a Call. Work called for and delivered. Opposite l'arrish'sjlhkk. Joy Paper, FOUND DEAD!. Vhile trying to Crowd theii WAY INTO DEYOE & FROKIAN BROS Store, where they alwa) s have oji hand 11c largest stock souiu ot rurllauil, ot the latest Improved Rifle, arm .Shot juns; an immense stock of l'ishini' Tackle of every description; Tents, Mammocks, Cam p chairs and thousands of other things too numerous to mention Xtepn-ir Shop in connection with the Store, and one oi he best workmen In the State to do anv ind ail kinds of wor Come one Come No rouble to how goods "Small profit and quick aim" is ou. .notto. Albany IRONWORKS Mauufhoturervi EAM ENGINES CRIST AHD SAW UILL MACHINERY IRON .-fONTS W ALL KIKC3 OF HEAVY AND LIGHT WORK, IN IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. social attention jaM lis of iimi'hinon palrlnu ill Paltrrns Made on Short Noiict Het Stock Of 2ncIW irim,k i,. it,. Valley, anil the most reasionable prices . I have ou hand all kinds of MIUITtttL. STOVES. TINVARC. WUNKS, BOOKS, PIUTURtS, CLOCKS, CROCKERY, ETC.. ETC. . On door ivoit of S fS Youn t'h old h. L. C0TL5ES. NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN THAT the annual mpetlnir nf rim sir,.!-. holders of the All anv Minimr A Mili,r C'9. will be held on filnndav. Anrii yn i. 18D2, at the hour of 4.80 n in of sal.l mn miii-ci oi liiu swrrpiary m Albany, Or., for the nuriiose of mpctiiu- .uv.n il.. ..m . r . i . . ... ' ' directors, to t-erve for the tonnr.fono year next ansuing from said meting,aiid until their Riiocessois are o'eeted and qualified, and to fansatt such other "UHiness as may oome before the com pany, none bv nrrtr of tin i.nmni.,1. this 24th day of March, 1892. jr. now a i J V Pipe, Prosliiw. Secretary. STOCKHOLDFR'S MEETING. NOTICKis herphv olvnn t liul il.oPA n.ll I be n rneetlnir of tho stnckholdBra .if Mm Albany Buildine and I of Albany. Orenon. huld t tl.oir in the cilice of the Hank of uregrin.on 'lues day, the ltUu day of April, ISU2, at 7 o clock p m cf raid day, fur the purpose of inoreasiiiR the espltal s'tek of i-ald as sociation from 200.(100 to j3!0,!0,aiid lo Increasolhe number of shares from 1CU0 to I50J. IJc. ! at Alblny, Oreioo, March 1S.1S9! C II STF.WAUT J W Bi-Ais, President. cecrttarv. TREASURER'S NOTICE, ITOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I 11 the undersigned. County Treamror has money in his hands for fbe payment y. . . Uu.n.i.iiiiinK i-uumy warrants near tug inlerost.and tint Interim nn ceases with this date Alsrou 30th, 1892 V. E. CUKI.. Comity Treasurer. THE O.kbratad HOOSIER Press Wheel acl ,'C if- AtMlTCIIELL, LEWIS & STAVEIl Co., A. -OUR SPRIG N Is now complete, and LADIES AND CHILDREN WEAR . Staple Dry Qood3, Dress Goods, Wash Fabrics, Embroideries and Flouncings, Silks and Satin?, Complete Stock of Shoes, Etc. MEN AND Clothing, Fine NegJegee Shirts, Working Mens' Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats and Caps, Boots. Shoes, Etc. X We guarantee prices to be the examine goods and get prices before purchasing elsewhere If you wish to 6ave money. No trouble to show goods. G, W. Julius Gradwolil's Bazaar The very latest news is that you can' buy at JULIUS GEADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows: Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c lbs. Granulated Sugar $1 00 lbs. Extra C Sugar White l.'oo No. 1 Kerosene, per singlo gallon 25 Cans refilled, 5 gallons i'oo 5 Gallons Good Pickles qo 20 lbs. No. Savon Soap .CO I will omnium a strict cash store, and all K(.odi will bo sold for not cash fr.iin lt .m m P, 0?,,t1l,"8, t"K" I'riee. My stock of Chinaware, f.uioy KoodH, arii all ILe desirable i-ylcs f itishoj, a well as a Keneral assortment of Krocerius, crook pry, lamps and fixtures is complete. 1 make a spsciiltv of ll.ie Uu, eAUat ana biking powder, and always plase my customors, u Aeni lor pvverul rrsponsiblo insurance companies Juliim CJrHil vfohl. ALLEN WHOLESALE CIGARS TOBACCO, AND KINDS IN LARGE OR IN THEIR Flinn Block. The Oregon WIiii in home In the Gray Block, corner Liberty and , ... ... anu otate street, branch offi. WAKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 acre small cash payment for particulars. SITERlOil positive force food STOCK', FOR SHIER comprises the following lines. - . j. BOYS' WEAR, loest as compared with quality. Call nn.i Simpson. BROTHERS Retail Grocers CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL SMALL uANt1TIES SEASON. ALBANY, OREGOfl. Land Co. office at - OREGOIT, Stat. str,,i k,m. ....,.,. near Salem, to $60 per long time on balance Send Drills "and Seeders, also lln.ny,eg