j! 1. ,. . .. .XMiMujlM-fl..m - m,,,,,,, N;ll( n ; , ' n.nnilult mn. n..n 1 1
gaily &mxotcd.
JllH.ESIlAW.
The democrats uf this district AM well in
nomicaling for circuit judge Hon J J Shaw, of
Salem. It would be hard to find a man M
ter qualified for the position or one whose
nomination would give better satisfaction to
that class ol independent voters who believe
that ability and intcgtlty, rather than parti
sanship, should rule in our courts. The
judge is so vv ell known in Marion that a per
sonal description is unnecessary. His official
carter here is one of the few brglit spots in
county management. He was county judge
fiom;S to 82' and during that time he gave
Muion count an administration noted fcr its
economy and retrenchment, while at the same
time none of the mstenal interests of the
county were neglected. vVhen he assumed
office the county was ever $40,000 in deb',
and county warrants were at a very heavy
discount. For this lalter reason everyhlng
the county purchased was paid for at a high
rate, and on every contract made the county
was a big loser. During his term he brought
the county's credit up to par, paid effthe en
tire debt, left a surplus in the treasury, and
reduced the count) ' taxes nearly five mills on
the dollar. In add. .ton to this he supplied
every road district In the county with scaperst
something they had previous' been without
Severe storms and floods en wed the loss of
bridges and these w ere replaced, the bridge at
Aurora being substituted by a fill, avoiding
further expense at tht point. Judge Shaw
was a candidate for re-election; but the le
pub'.i:ans worked a very clever scheme when
they nominated a gentleman of th-. same
name, who ucsived the votes of many re
publicans who thought they were voting for the
incumbent, and in this manner he was de
feated by a small majority In 1SS6 he ran
for circuit judge against Jiu'gc Uuise but was
defeated by a few vote by that able friend of
the farmer. Judge Shaw has a hot of friends in
the republican party throughout the district
who wi!l no doubt support him in preference
to his young opponent .-Mai ion County
We regard the nomination of Judge A.
S Bennett for judge of the supreme court
as one of ihe wises, acts of the democratic
convention. Mr Bennett U so wsll rnd so
favorably known in this county that lie
needs no Introduction from us. In fact
the people here are tUl wont to call him
a Crook county boy and claim him as
their own. Mr Bennett, as all know.is an
exceptionally able lawyer, and the major
ity that the l emccra'.s will loll up for him
next June wi'.I make him know that he is
in it, so far as this commonwealth is con
cerned. Prineville -ir..
From the way some of the Hill papers
talk we infer that they imagine that if he
be nominated they will not need the as
Usance of Cleveland and his fiiends, and
the same may be said about some Cleve
land papers. In this they are mi-takened.
To elect either will require the hearty,
united Mrenglh of the whol-j party. To
democratic papers, our admonition Is to
get ready to do nil in our power to elect
the nominee of the contention whether
Cleveland, Hill or any other man who
ma be chosen.
The many friends of Hon II H Gilfrcy
will learn with regret that he is likely to
S"on lose his place as reading clerk in the
United .States Senate. Mr Gi.frey has
filled this place forabou t.ve've yuns a..d
has proven himself one of the most at
tentive and ellicicnt clerks that b:)dy has
ever had. He is a democrat and must
give wry as a republican wants the place.
The senate will lose more than Mr G'lfrov.
Mr L Webster, the republic. u candidate
for ntt runy-gcneral is now circuit judc of
tbe first jud'eial distiiot. It U ail by t ;,?
who cl dm to know that n niO'o ;h u h.(
tie c B i appealed from hi drift lithe
Sajr-fiu ourt, hi I.a hec.i r-.;-'!. If
uch I 0 the C!is-. (and vro thir.k it will not
be quo'L- iic J,) ht3 q'.:ali:ituttiis for thy
office f r.Uoruy-ZJUernl are u t au-'li ax
woul 1 cunmmi 1 him very strongly to ti.e
voters of iho stile. Oa tho c;ntarv Mr
Chainha.Iin'a (jaalifieitiona are not ques
tioned Tho beauties of the protective a 0 Ik me
are rhoTu iti'pbcina duty of 11 per cent t n
procior.s ntoi.es and 91 per cent on wooNn
got da. Wo nuppiiG this arrangement mtiu
tha rich who wo.tr dtamoals aud othor cojt
y jewelry, but what can tho poor thiLk of
it who ri'Vrr wear preoinu? torii-.i ami
jiwtl.y 1 ut (if neojssitv ni'wt wear woA'i
goods nr lu lnr fro., inclement wv-ather.
Mclvinlo placed a duty on intuited
wines of "'.) pur cint aid 01 people's v.o!t'ii
c'othiiiR of Ut per ctm. Tno picture may
he a beautiful or.o t wiuc-bibWs but it ii
by inea'is at'.rac-tivtt t tho labor m:j, me
chanic r fr.rrr.iT.
Hon Dunham Wright has decline J the
nomination of the third party for Supreme
Jude, and M V Uoork, nominee for con
gress has failed to fde his certificate of ac
ceptance. K M Veatch ia n-uJ enough
for the independent farmer to support.
Portlcml JH.-fafci.
So is A S ISennett a man whom they
well may vote for Supreme Jude.
Lloiul Wehs'er, the jml'C who fined And
tried to ,end the editor of the alley
AVi-on to pi i-v.n for contempt for criticisms
In his paptr is a noir.inec for attorney
general. 'Ie U unlit for anything. -
MaMield Shu .
Hut Hon G K Chambclahi h t ii.'neitily
fit for nt'oincy general and li e vvera will
NOT INSTKl'CTEO.
A ubsciiber wants to know "If the Ore
gon delegates to the rational democratic
convention were instructed for Cleveland,
or arc thev personally in favor of Cleve
land." Thev were not Instructed for
Cleveland. The convention voted down
a resolution Instructing for Cleveland and
one Instructing for Pen no ye r. While the
convention was strongly In favor of
Cleveland, it would not Instruct for him
for the reason that In the whirligig of pol
itics It might be bad policy when the con
vention meets to nominate him. hen
the convention n.eets if good policy de
mands the nomination of Gorman, Rus.
sell, Palmer, Hill, Flower, Boies or any
other man our delegates w ill not vote for
Cleveland, notwithstanding they are all
personally favorable to the cx-presidunt.
The convention in a very hearty, enthusi
astic spirit endorsed the administration of
Grovcr Cleveland and also that of Cover
nor Pennoyer, but it refused alike to In
strict for either governor or for Cveland,
thus ieaving both on the same footing so
far as the convention was concerned.
Judge R P Boise has been set aside by
the republican "ring" for circuit judge, and
I G Burnett, of Salem, a man aln.ost
wholly unknown to the profession In this
judicial district, substituted in his stead.
The democratic nominee should be elected
by all means, that we may have a couit
well worthy to succeed Judge Boise.
West Side. '
Alter cal'Ing D C Sherman a villain and
a swindler, and swearing by all that is
binding that his name would never ap
pear in that paper as a candidate, the edi
tcr of the Statesman swallows the crow and
hoists him at the head of the column.
Verily the Statesman is a political retrom
Ingent. Marion Countv Democrat.
For some reason, we Vnow not what.
the Portland Daily VtefaUh and the
Kv r ijr since the state conven
tion, have a kind of disgruntled way of
saying things. Our cotemporaries should
bear in mind that the democratic party in
Oregon is much larger than any one man,
or anv dozen men In it.
C'llILEMtE.N K.OV
The plcasaut llav.ir, yentle action jnd sooth
ing tile-eta of Svrap of Fitis, wln-n in need
of a laxative, r.d if the lather or mother be
cistio or bi.i'iut, the tnouc gratifying re
stilta follow it.i U4t-, so th;tt it is the best
family remedy knuwu and tvery f imilv
bould have a bottle.
As p-tie-.! nYuiUhos iu proportion to the
richness of th roil, so tho human body
thrives in accordaocd w ith t;iu (piality of it
blood. Ilencj the i-ece.-'sity of licoiu the
vit.d iluid rich and pure with Ayer'j S:tra
paiiila the b.ut biood mecliciae you can liud
:CE7 A I) VI5rrri:5i:.M KiN'l s.
rglORF.NT A ti-.m t:cr Lus;nr3s
JS. psit of tho citv. V. ill hold Iwi hor
suj, biugy, eic. luijuiic :u lUin ciDce.
CJ N.STKKLK.tCO., Allianr, Ores
seiuru - 1 1,111 ami nHjoinin oi'.iinl
B
IUDs FOI! SA.E. -Mrs V"m Meyer
nas some tiuo canary oirtt.. spiiuuh.
b.:'it'jil whistlers, tor pale. C1I on her at
herhonieon Water htrcr, holueen Hill aud
Mnine ttrcct-.'.
TTOR SALK So:oim1 ban I F.ieka'.d
orcan in A I onn liti m J-'or iurthi-r
I'tirticulars call at lesidcncn of W L
Moore. V-bingtori utrcet, between 3rd
and 4th.
COS. Puro brod (! lirown Lrp-
J born ettgx l per 13. Address, YV
W Crnwford, Talimati, Oro'm.
IIWA nolo for JJOO siur.pj by J F
4 Whiting and (' M VM'.iiiutr. bi-'arinf;
nam May 11th, 1S11, inHiH payable one
yr niter date, to Aiunsta Vl'arner, at
Alliany. Or, at H per emit p.ir anuiiin.
'Iho lU'dtr v;iil ploH.i r)iurn te Mm
W nmr, at this oit-. Tub pnHllc is Imro
by V7rii6d Hain-1 ptircljasini; tue t-ai.l
note.
A
TOCNd r.i (!tsire.4 niiplnyi)i:iL
for lift nrnooii-4, I.uiniront this
A "S 7"AXTEl. A tingle mnn wr.rts j;7ajc
V t work on fnrm by i!ay or mouuth.
Addrtba I C lJueibill. Albany. Or , or i c:
him at hta home iu Fair.la!t, one mil ea-1
of Albanv.
a cliopper mn t" atnt'he-l.it'dirod.
1 hivo a fow f.:i K:ctrio IStlttries oa
liaiul yr. wi.l soli ail on ewv terms.
3r.l Jt Wp.shingtoa St, Albuiy, Or.
O Q O
GOOD NEWS
Q For Ihe millions of consumers of (Q
gTatt,sFills.e
) It kIvo lr. Tint plmwi.rc to ;ih-nouiii-r
that ho is now iinttlng ti:a
TINY LIVER FILL
i nf cxccp(V.xgy fJin.il! ti,
(ij9.v. t r'tnin)iiKlt virtiifHoftln.'
l:ir;T . Otimntcol itur-lv
u ct'tiMf, lloth of thpf.- ii fa
lire ft til lvmioil. TnoTAa io of
- TUTT'S TINY LIVER PILLS
Imiltuxvtl In the border (f thin 'nd,"
A
I.HAXY ()l,l r:Cl l(i A fciX'Y
C, Ii. DALRYMPLE, Manager,
'.'lNiti.'iin a Pi'fvt.iMy rc.-srilliM if wt, r.rrs
i.ii.lenu hi hi I tlica!ltv Imii. ctl K'K t u r
A LAJUiAIiV.
h it An vni''.TAin,K rA:.'t kor sai.i:
consistinc i'f40 Here, loiamd on
mile north cf All ai v Lai d Ims (in
inidls vll i iurovfii. For lur'.uer In
rrltcr Oros, groctr.
F, M. French keeps railror.rt time.
Buy your procerins of Parker Cnw
Fijo proocriei at Conn & lie Ddricuoo'u.
Latest tl.ret music at Will & Litk'r.
Nt!W crvftin chfc juat loceh-ed at Coiirnd
Meyers.
C W C11M1, job printer, Kliuo Block, does
tirst class work.
E W Aehison tCo ore celling monunicntc
at l'ortland prices.
Stcw&rt Sz Sox sell the very best rateut
shears and 6cissors.
The finest line of packet hnivet in the
city at Slow-art & Sox'a.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
0" to 2 W Cobb, successor to Paisley &
Smil'-v, Flinn lilrik, fcryiurj b printing
ofaiU.'b "
Dr ! Elli, l l.yjitir.u ami surgeon,
Albauy, Ouou. Calls made lu cit cr
country.
With his new bakery Conrad Mover is
.ibleto c-fferold and new customers every
thing tiistclass iu baked goodj.
Found! that West's Cuugh Syrup is the
hist for coughs, colds mid all throat and
lung diseases. Lime bottles, 25 and 50
cents, feold by J A Cummtntr, diucuirt
Bad Blood.
Impure or Yit.'atcd blood is ulno
ft. "V'tP 1 w w " v . wiui vj sumo
xste&i&s&F of constipation or iudlces-
LT-t-rl Ant f .... I i
joCS (. "i .r' irui'i: r. i !.rotl-.ruiiarni;if
'Vv';'- ttitt'iiiMi r. iiu.h tliis c.!id:i:uii
1 !;:..;; ;m: i!'t- ;iihH v. i.h the
iireslc r::!'icr::l " .th" VIio it:ik:i lli'.ry Is
Old R!i ! r.h- .-(. .1 .v'.i Vi;i'(iilji!;:ur !i
m-Hltri!. 1; f,-v.. U. i r ?vt l .-r l'ie trmiU;-. It
srocMiM t:.i.' ii c:t ; .- it:..: lxiv.ils to ltt;:h-
fut uMit:i, a.;.i iavi ..::.;: tl o i irrulai and
t!iu !!.:i-ur4.l..t nr.- fjiiVi (unh d oiV i;:riT.;;'.i
t:.t -..-..I c:t.::.iu-:.
Try i: an.'. u ij i:.. .. ;.;'..t:'.i
TijirH .'; Vs.,.-! h..v-.:.. -'. V
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1
h'.o ? 1 a;i; .i ;c . ;
tie becd .ii ( . 1 1 ? ! :
IU, fr 1 (-..' 1 f.-i 1 it sv;
mitl trji- .1 K-.r:!
.-fi:':i:.'jir.j.i:ar.-
FOR BALE BY
CE3 G STAKABD ALBANY
NOTICE.
nrUIE COPARTNKR'illlP HEI1KTO
S. foro (ixi.siiur; under the firm name of
iiyman lirowueil is tins day dissolved
by mutual oontent. Mr HTUian rotirin
Irom the firm. WiMhinff to oloso up our
bUHiucss by May 1st all partis., knowing
uiuuipuivcs inoeu'.Ki ro me nrm wi;i
f.iense sett.e their account ittimediately
i;;thr ptrtnrr will tigi. in liquidation.
uhi'y, ur., April lotn, l&vj.
J A HYMAN,
ALBEKT ItROTVSEt.Ij.
ITavinrr ruircIiHSftd tli int, rt.-t nf.T
Ilymau in the "Albanv Nurseries." I
sbiil! continue tho buiiinsss it the old
local ion, m an nlargei scale Thanking
'nr friesds for their liberal pHrouagra in
the pnt,I Hhall ondeavor for ihe luturo by
i.iir nun in,erai uo'jiin to merit h em
ttuuanco of your favor.
Alb&ny, Or., April 15th. ISM
AL.HEKT ERO'.VNKLI,.
End S Store.
llest s'ork of 2mVgS goods In the
Vulley, nml tli most rcasonablo prices.
I havo on hand nil kinds of
FURHITITCE, STOVES, TINWARE,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, CROCKERY,
ETC., ETS.
One (!u-)r wa-i
f S i3 Yonn ' h pM fit
3
sVfl
GQTLSES.
E -.DYl's - TO -1 AYE,
iltoy Uim Dya Wcrks.
O.J. leilll,Pi;opiQ'(ei.
Clothini; Cleaned, Colored and Repaired,
f.adies shawls and Dress Goods a
specialty.
Faded clothing rcsored to It ori Tina
color, to look like new.
SatUf.iction Guaranteed. Give Me a Call.
Work called for and delivered.
Opposite Parrisl.'s Prick.
IT 13 TTTflTr-VHT, W.O' fti".
Itr
111" f.!
:it.-, PurU;v.tin- lit,., .ro H:.J. ;m.l
Lijd cvcrr h.vc. ft -vIIIl ; ! fori?
Tr-a :. ami K.T.iiir
.i i ii-rJohn A!d-r) ,-i.DHcaiioivi',
lirl: v. si-:i s p-!.Va' t'a ;-ri-xfl v::d
H
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
POUND DEAD!.
Vhile trj'ing to Crowd thei)
WAY INTO
DEYGE & FKOFIAH BROS
itoro, where they aiwas have on hand
he largest Stock south of Portland, of
Ihe latest Improved Kltles nlf .Shot
3uns; an Immense stock of Klshint;
Tackle of tvery description; Tents,
I lammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention
in connection with the Store, nnd one ol
he best workrren In the State to do any
md all kinds of w .r
Come on Cn -.e No rouble to
how goods ".iia!l profit and quick
a!,." is ou. .notto.
Albany
IRONWORKS
Manufacturers '
(EAM ENGINES CRIST AND SAW
ILL MACHINERY IRON
1UD ALL KIICS OF HEAVY
A"D LIGHT VORK, IN
'RON r.HD CRASS
CASTIHQS.
SpeciHl attention raid to rcpairir; ail
kinds of machinery.
r'at'nrns Kade on Short Notice.
Corllr.f.t.Siifbiii uml Ffrwt Sf
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIErOB.
ieai.kr;:n
('l-.lim.tl VeattK, Csanrii Pitvt
-l 1 .!. ntfivc , sj neatiwar
Ir!eI rroi'M. Vese',tli)t,
Tcbttrco, CEeacH
f:-e, Ten,
In lart everj g that Is ttpt in a fronura
van.ly and .H.-try Bt.ire, llilieat
market prict pai J f'r
AIjL KINDS CP PRODUC2
J. A. Cu3i:iiii:i:
i-iierra, Paintw, Oil
ALBASY, :- CRESS?)
WICKHAH&ANDEESflN
Orposi e St Cnr-rles Hottl
RtU'iicie l to
J taiih wort a specially
ftrasch oflice. at Moses' barber iho i
Laundrv c osed avenlcgi at 7'30 o'clock
A BIG STOCK
-:- op -:-
13aby :-: BuociRs
best arrtncrlt ever brought io Ahrr
Stcpqit .v Sox's,
Sec (lie Piia-ies ami Get I'liccr.
NOTK'K IS 1IERKBY GIVEN 1 riAT
t)l, KlLlllt. .(..llnn ... .1 ,
," , J , "I'S w .lit, EldSIf
holders nr Iho Albany Woolen Hill
C'omi any will be held ai the Mk'e ofsal.i
cnmpsiiy in th-. city of Albanv, i.n
countv, Oroum, i.n 'i urs.a' , "tho loh
day i,f May. nt the lio ir of 1 o'clock
. .ii,,, I.B-U nr.,, i. r me purpose i tlect
inir ( l lulir ilirri'ii.- t.
pany foribn t-rin one yr-ar, and for
tho tr.uiK.u-t.o:i of such ther buslnm as
umv lo:illy iMm bMi'ir-. k! I m-, nc
l)jn ly order isrili.-. ;;.t.'. flMrvtrra
Arr: .T ! if.ivr;i
o
Paper
Wed
OUR STOCK FOR
A
N
Is now complete, and comprises the following lines.
LADIES AND CHILDREN WEAR,
Staple Dry Goods.
Dress Goods,
Wash Fabrics,
Embroideries and Flouncingu,
Silks and Satins,
Complete Stock of Shoes, Etc.
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR
Clothiag,
Fine NegJegee Shirts,
Working Mens' Shirts,
Underwear,
Neckwear, '
Hats and Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Etc.
V
e guarantee prices to be the lowest as compared with quality. Call ans!
examine goods and pel prices before purchating elsewhere If you wish to save money.
No trouble to show goods.
G, W. Simpson.
Julius Gradwohl s Bazaar
The very latest news ia that you oanhuy at JULIUS
GKADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuekle's Coffee, Per Pound 25c.
lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
lba Magnolia Sugar Vhite 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 25
Cans refilled, f pallons 1.00
5 Gallons Good Pickles 90
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90
T will eomluot a alrlct csh atom, mi l all iroods will bo sold for net n wh fr.iai U
to IT. per cent l.ss than rnymar pries.
an mo isirUi syius ci ili.vb.s, as won as a uenyral ass.irtinnnt or Kroosrina, orotfr
;ry, Ian: p. nd fix! ur is complete. 1 make a spodalt. of fiio sun, oj!Tjhs aatl
btkinj; powder, and always please my cr.stome.rs,
Ajioni. 1 r twr-ral rosponsiblo insurance companies. J tiling CU'A! wo1il
ALLEN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE 5 RETAIL GHOCFK
CJGAR3 TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE; OR
IIV3 THEIR
Flinn Block. -:
The Oregon Land Co.
Wltn its bonie offic al
SAL3M, - - - OBE&OIT,
In the Gray Block, corner Liberty and State street, branch office fn Portlano,
WAKESa specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts near Salem.
Will sell 5, 10 or 20 aero lots at S50 to $60 per
acr small cash payment
'or particula
WANT
And will sell for the next 30 days lumbor at my yard In Albany at thaso pricol .
Common Kongli t 9 00
Common Kouyh, izcd jo 00
Clear flooring, rustic, furuish1uB"iiV"qVuvr.J""".!""I"I".'!"." 18 c0
T.,,. Hud quality i.'.'.'.'.'V.' 5 00
Laths, per in 00
LOTS TO SUIT.
(.cuio early hiio the tmcitmeut ii good.
A.
A pi 11 1S:1 , !$;,
D
SDiB
Kt stock of Chinawaro, fancy goods, aflt
CHOICE FRUITS OF Al'
SMALL QUANTITIES
SEASON,
ALBANY, ORE&OW.
loner time on balance. Send
MONEY
:- TERMO, CASH.
Wheeler,
lor matim li'.i,i).ie at ti e larm m
L. ; 11 :.:sr:
JFUiLnsAini ' I'reVi'nnt.
Kr.ilrocd Iree', let neon 41li aid516
Socrotai v.