&hii democrat.
HNI.L OS Till. 8'.RE.
Une ol the favorite methods of rcjiuljli
can leader to manufacture public semi
ment in to scare people. This method hi
been most potent in tiuie pail in h:!J!isf
men to the policy of "piotcction" when
their own judgement taught them tha1
such policy wai wron, unfair, unequal. and
immoral J!ut these men, until lant fall,
were influenced by the cry raised that the
democrats would ruin ihe business of the
country If they succeeded to power. Last
fall, ufter five years of intellitftnt paiiittak
inp, scrutinizing investijr-i'ioa into the
fUeition of tariff reduction, the voters of
country, by a majority of one million five
hundred thousand of the popular vote, de
liberately expressed their will in favor of
such reduction. Never did the people vote
with so great a degree of intelligence, on
any question as they did on that issue
Apropos tc this is a circular handed to us
by a republican friend in this city, issued
by Justice, llateruan & Co, wool commission
merchants of Philadelphia, which purports
to be a business circular, but which in real
ity, is a "stump" speech extolling "protect
ion" in the same manner that McKinley
would be expected to do. This is nothing
new. Justice, Uabnian & Co, K G Taylor
k Co so called tin manufacturers, and many
other manufaclureriand business men have
been making these self same speeches for
years. Their po'itica and business are one
and the same, for so long as these men have
the strop ,7 ""n of the government taxing
millions of consumers for their benefit they
may be rightly said to be in partnership
with the government. Justice, Iiateman &
Co labor with a zeal worthy of a much bet
t ;r cause to show that the shrinkage in the
price of wool is wholly attributable to the
fact that democrats are in po" er and are
pledged to a reduction of the tariff. Tbey
attempt to show that wool without the duty
would be far lower in price than with the
McKinley duty. They seem to forget that
in this showing they contradict the strong
est protection doctrine, for McKinley and
other leading protectionists bare tell tl.
time out of mind, that placing a duty on
an article does not increase the price of it.
but only operates to keep the foreigner out
of the market, whi'o the pric? will go
down rather tnan up. It is barely possi
ble that any sane man can frankly say that
he believes such a paradoxical proposition,
yet it is the common and strongest defence
protectionists have against the charge that
a protective tariff op.rul ;s to tax the many
for tho benefit for the few. liut is there
any sound reason fur believing that the
shiinkage in the pries of wool is caused
wholly or largely by tf 1 prospect of free
fool? Wo think not. Vvo believo the
prospect or free wool would cause some
shrinkage, but not such as has taken place
i ae siirinKage in cue price or wooi h-"1""
limn" -ir' ' l""l'lcl t ii-ee
tor there was no prospect of demo
cratic success at that time, lu fact the
ime of the admission of the terri fies wa.
1U--darkest days for democrat. sln- 11...
ar. The shrinkage in prices of nearly al 1
'"- uegan mrce years ago, and had
Ilin !!,( tinn ..ll...l 1.. 11 . .
- .. .cuiii-u .11 uainson s favor th
panic would have as sr-ely coiuo upon us
book at the shrinkage in the price of cotton.
as that caused by ih0 prospect of free
radc in cotton? Not at all for cotton ha.
been on the fiec list since ifl(i. Lxk at
the shrinkage in the price of wh ut. Was
that caused by the prospect of free trade in
wheal? Net .tall, for, notwithstanding
lh.ro is a duty on wheat it can not affect
tiie price as the market fur our wheat is fix
c.1 by the Liverpool market whether we do
or do not pines a duty on that article. Look
a. the shrinkage In the price of hide.. 1 lM
""men uy 1110 prospect of free
uKie m sucn commodity? Nut at all, f,
"" wn on uie irec list sinco
.-...ny ou.er .nicies of trade might bo ad
-,, .iw. snrinuagein price would show
.....1 .iirniKages uae no: bvn cau-cd by
the prospect of tariff revision, uut IU,0
given will .union. The truth is that the
cause of ihe depression that now exist. i
traceab c to our financial system. .Sherman
Kdmunds, Cleveland, Carshlc and ether, of
ti.e best linancirs hav., d.-clared it to lie so
..-m up in tunks, s ocking,
ho cs 111 .lambs, etc, and is not in circuht
ion among the people. Tho masses have
no money to buy from the retailer, and the
retailer therefore can not buy from ,
waolesaler, and the wl,ole,ler can not buy
from the manufacturer, and the manufact
urer can not buy from the producer of the
MV lllinril .. II . ..
; :uu urmn the wcrot
luc ""Hkige in me price of wool m
' ae otber comniodities. All the shrinkages,
btb on articles upon wliicb there U a duy
and upon which there U not may be ac-
1 , - : n-av hut llitv run not
caunwu iw " i"10
he accounted for on the old scare of free
trade.
fiiend of ex Senator logalu ay he
wi.l b: a card! !at?for Governor of Kantsa
next year, lie milie an active canvsu
of the State tUU fall, attending loldU-r.' re
union ani veakinef ,or ,he oca! count.v
tickets. He ouM only want the Govern
orship for two vears, as he intend to con
test ith Senator Peflcr in lS6 for a feat
in t'.e Senate.
In a recent tpeel. Senator Ingal.t de
clared for the free coinige of ilver, say
ing: Any party that .land, for a lirtgle
gold standard Hill be giound to powder."
On this queit on two-thirds of the Repub
licans of Kanta are wi'h him.
In reply to a resolution, S;crctry Car
lisle Bent to the senate a atatement to the
effect that during August and tl.e first
jeven day of September the depaiiintnt
redeemed in silver coin $1,473.74 In trc is
ury note; thjit only $36,087, :S7 in silver
had b--n coined ujder the law, ai.d that no
paper money was redeemed by the pay
ment of poli since Much 4 except the gold
certificates that had been canceled.
The house committee on the 'lection of
president ana vice-presidenc and members
of congress has ordered a favorable rtpoit
on the bill repealing the federal election
law. The democrats expect to give It ex
clusive attention in the house after Thurs
day, A bitter partisan fight Is expected.
It is quite evident that McKinley haa
failed to take advantage cf experience. He
Is still prating of the taxpaylng foreigner,
who ought to be sued, if the McKinley
theory i correct, for permitting ou cus
tsms icvenue to fall cIT.
The Governor cf Indiana appears lo
posieis a backbone cf the Koswell P Flower
pattern. He will euppreFs piize- fighjng -in
that PtV.e if he is compelled to call out the
militb,
Catarrh Cannot be Curcu
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cflnna
reach the scat of tho disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease, and in order to cur
H you must take internal remedies. Hall 'a
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood end mucous rarices.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed b one of the nest physicians fa
this country for years, and is a regular pre
scriptioo. It is composed of the best tonics)
known, combined with tho best blood puri tiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. Tha
perfect combination of tho two intrrcdients is
what produces such wonderful results in cuxia5
Catarrh. Bend for testimonials, free.
V, J. c'HENKY & co.t Props. , Toledo,
Bold by Utuggists, price- 75c
Advkhtihino NovKiriEM. We have a
complete line of noveltmo, direct from the
milkers, ran furnish tho sama at lowea
prices. WhistleN, mirrors, pencils, mem
orumia books, napkins, funs, rulers, yard
stirks, panels, rhromo cards, ca ps, eaten
uars, xnitw canlH, et
gaTe, Quirk nd EflTecllve.
The valuable curative properties of
cock's Porous Plaster? arc due to the ertt
n'ovment of the hlfthest medical and
chemical skill. Thev are purely vegeta
b'e, and in irredlets and method have
never bee equalled; safe, quick and
effective In their action; they do not burn
or blister, tut soot ne and relieve while
curing, and can be worn without causing
nain or inconvenience.
Do not be deceived by misrepresent a-
Hon. All othr S3 called Porouj Platters
are imitations, made to sell on the reputa
tion tjf Alicoclc s.
Ask for AUcuck'sard let no solicitation
or explanation induce you to accept a
substitute.
crlkl
There is r.o excuse (or any man to ap-
n-'ar in society with a en.iiy Deard since
the introduction of liuckirgham's Dye,
wtiich colors a natural biown or blac'c. ,
Skwis.t Ma:hiSS neatly rapxired u
warranttit -v . tmi nvhly a irpe.cot worlt-
min, at I M I .mill jswelry store.AIDiuy,
'Jngon.
Sec Hi Vr Tmnroted S';r:er scwioe oia-
t?h:u. 'Iti 1 .t is aJwp tie chfope.t. J
W S'.wdcu, aktnt. OtSce at F M Krc Ech'.
lewcirv ttoro
IIcH'es & McF.rlacfl,
lsl. All tny, Oi.
the Icadirc rufc
Albanr Harker
"Vh9-.,47s.
Osts, 21n.
I :m:r, 4 OU.
'- utter. 25s-
Edgs. !8j. .
I.arJ, 12 to 15o.
Pork - hama 12 to 15 : r, slion:c'ra 9 tj 10c,
Hi !-. 11 to 13c
Hay. baled. 7
"o atoes, 60o.
Applee,100
Hops. 163.
)ried f.-ult-.pluilin, 9o, app'.xi, Ho
Chickens. ?1 00 Pr dzvn.
Beer, on foot, 1.
Uokh drease.1, tl:.
It isn't . t!ic n.-'.Vry tcay
that Dr. Pierce's Favorite I'risi-rip-tion
comes to the veak ami sttlTeriiig
woman who liecU it. It's guaran
teed. Not with words inertly ; any
medicine can make claims and prom
ises. What is done with the "Fa
vorito Prescription " is this: if it
fails to benefit or cure, in any case,
your money is returned. Can you
ask any better proof that a medicine
will do what it promises?
It's nil inviijoratiii;;, restorative
tonic, a soothing and strengthening
nervine, and a certain remedy for
tho ills and ailments that beset a
woman. In "female complaint "of
every kind, periodical pains, internal
inflammation or ulceration, bearing
down sensations, and all chronio
weaknesses and irregularities, it is
a positive and completo cure.
To every tired, overworked wo
man, and "to every weak, nervous,
and ailing one, it is guaranteed to
bring health and strength.
rilRESPASS NOTICE.- All huntera are
J. hereby notified not to treapaaa upon
tbe enclosed premlseaof the undersignc d,
aeven and a hall milea east of Albany,
unless permission la flrnt obtained. I
shall proKecute all who thus trep&.
K M BUtiKUART.
M
th. Dr. t'atlervou Wallace
The Noted Clairvoyant ard Life Htmler, Is niw
here, and can be !und at her residence, next door
J B Couill'H. Mia tells almut all subjects, past
prevent and future; lovo troubles, absent friends and
business. You can hear from your dead fiterJs.
T.
C.MAI KEY, M.C,
PJinician and Surgeon, Offlce Ufiu!rs orer the
lUik of Orison.
ltcsideoie, curner 10th and Catapoois tt.
ON CJTY PROPERTY.
6FR CENT
1,1 SENDERS
To every sufferer from Catarrh,
no matter how had tho case or of
how long standing, tho proprietors
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Kemedy
say this: "If we can't euro it,
perfectly and permanently, we'll
pay you C'300 iu cash." Sold by
nil druggists.
Fo?
L Yieuck.
gocd bcrso. Icqulr
A f ONEY WANTEi) -Want to borrow
JbOi fortare or nvo
Kood real estate as pecuritv.
oolce.
veir iib
Call at tbe
J F.FORD, Evacplist,
Of D' Motu, lows, H-ritet uoJurJdste of
Maick 23. 1S03:
B, Mkd. Yv Co..
(Jufnr, OftfOD.
Ot nrruum li tme Ust week, I found all
veil ati.l auitculy a iaitiuy. Our little
cirl, etht aud oop-ltplf yeara ojil, who had
wa ted away to S8 pour da, is nnw well,
strnnji aa l viyorou. aud well Hcshed up.
S. U. Cough Ture ha il me tt work well.
tt:th of the "Kil.lrcu like it. Your S H.
Conh f'uie has cured and kept awjy aU
ho;ii3iuet.a frt innio. So give it to eyery
oca. uith gro-tiuflo for all. Wishing you
(.ru.-uiit y. wo ara
Vourv, Mr & Ma J F Fokd.
If yi m with to f(.aliieNii ami cheerful, and ready
l-r theS;irin'4 warlt, clein-w your ) ktliu Wth the
lltti'Whe and I.ivir Curo, bytaitiiif twj or three
-Ujvea(-h wvk.
W cent pnr b t.ln by all dru'ist.
H H ilumlgr arHiitivo truaraitoe Ly
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:::::
Fall Term Begins
September 13.
Send for
j Catalogue.
Address, RKV. K. N. CONPIT,
Albany, Oregon.
j acl'mmixg;
UNIVERSITY : OF : OREGON.
EUGENE
Ovlx q Monday. Sii-embkh
18tu
Just closed the most prosperous year In
Us historv. Wide range of studies. Tho
ough Instruction, liusiness course rdded.
Tuition free. Entrance fee. $to, Board
and lodging at reasonahle rates l;i the
elegant new dcrmitorv and boarding htH
on the eampus.wheic students will receive
personal supervision.
John W.Joiinso:;.
McMINNVILLE COLLEGE.
McMinnville
Oregcn,
This Colleife is one of the oldest und best
riuij)ped colleges in the Northwest.
1
.. J .. Offers Snjenor
gI?!-" ir I X Ky? ltjf 3 ' lllc u 8 longing.
Star. Bakerj
Corl'.r imiIh!IIii hiiI -(rm
mm MEYER, PROI'RIEiGR,
I uuut 1 rruil. t'aoae4 .
Ulu9 ware,
Orled Frullx.
Tobiicoo,
NaKar,
'ilec,
Et
ilureuHnan
Vese'.ablox,
t'iSKtB
Hpte,
Tea,
Etc..
Kxpcnses Light : n boarilin!.' hail in the College
ImilJintron the cub plan, iTesident Urownsoi
steward, thus guaninteeuif? good loaril at th
least possible cost to the student. Hoard ran als
lie hail in private families ut f'J.50 to &1.00 pc
advantages not found elsewhere
MWllKCVli
Mr. It. 11.
ML Vernon, Wash.
fhurchtu
An Honest Medicino
hhcumntl.m Cured -Health IJulIt Vd
Rheumatism
of
the elemA f atiiVoYiu" ilV"" c.u' "'
arif mint tor wort. SV. '' i1 'n-
in thin .ttiite
I'luiiy Jerc Cami
tly mounted in tin
extensivo uurarv
free access, offen
uuKsnortiw,, rbraEHforf.
fao everythiut; that Is kept In a ccrmr
variety and tcsocery store, II if ti est
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OV PRODUCE
To Farmers
T HAVE KESl'ED THE MAGNOLIA
I Vfill air roririTl ma anA Wtll h KVft It in PCcA
order for receiving the present crop. The 4
warehouse is first class and conveniently y
located . Contains . good cleaners. No I
delay in uoIoadin. Sacks will bt oo hand
for delivery in due tin e. Give me a call
before making arratigemenrs to store voar
crop. G. F. SIMPSON".
Albany, Or., July 15ih, 1S93.
ANTED
Five t
I COlirsos ftf dfit.tt. fl e, .
upeeial advnnt, V " uutu-. Normal.
(:r,t.,i-.i " x- '"sirum
, . "! -oruial (
uii I
imental Musi
I,lier.ir nm ll. ...:iv
....... ua, llll
imimiivss course Of iwn
and are m deinand In
or me hrnte. nn
p.ii m .""juuiessouinotrortlaiid
I' all Tern Begins SdMi,.. ini,.
Or a r ii 7 I'reNl.lent
Ur A J Hunsnker, Solicitor and Financial Aent
-n trunk of the lf
Portland's Great
. .Industrial Exposition
HfflTTI.. a .
IrilllHHWI MnTnCliC III Oif.n8 SEPTFr.
""aw I'lUllltlVO 11 T mnn I mr, ' ,03" -ses Uctoiier :S
ifcSSi'KiMs uciib (JHEBRATED MILITARY BAND
afford in dunt .n . " ILL FURNISH THE Mirero
.. I, " " ''""t 'est A WORLH rttr a.r- ... I
The Spec.;, vilTZ. 7 ,."'C"M,,,,CS N MINIATURE.
"tirac TllOSK OP AXV P.v,...
a kak
and sleep, and noint in c.i..
inH rTtr,. : . y
. Z. cure or lorturintr.
"-"ng, Durningancl
fcoly humors, and nn ....
thcrn without a moment's delay
"S to fail in vour dnv. r....-
made In childhood are r.
economical and permanent.
eotil tfimuvhont tli
""'J iuaio nan.
Co.l.iunK fi.hof.ll vari..u.,oond1r,fH:M-M:S--
" .U K. um nannnn.. 1
".".iiu ai gnat
At the stole n fnn-rlv i...
Allen Bros, 3
BUTTER,
EGGS,
JL.ARD,
BAUON,
and GH0I0E APPLES,
for which I nil! niv th heit
possible. y
B F RAMP
azpenao.
IIF. I',,, " n-TEH l'IH..n
AtMtlil Ih.i 111 -i. '.
""'iii,,4Uiunilll.
-nirll Hlfinlslii
Will ccnUin
Ai.K.NTKW.VNTK.nonSahtnunlronnnUMo,,
for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
Biorti of JAMES Cf. BLAINE
2r.c(i."L hi. i.ry , '
Hood s k Cures
la all wrath,.,. .1 . Trr" WJ
Jlii an.l uVVl l,,!in t "r 1",h 1
..'lUn.lal0vl.,i.51,"r i
!jias cure,! ,,. k
I 1..
3
lretitiu-ti I)
--THE'AET GALLEET-
a col.eetion of Biintinm t .c ... .
-"u r-'iiU'R.oelbrated n.i,.i;n .." . 1 ir,.""' ona . p-ir. ,
...,.iMr,"malW(te. i,w it. word, ia.verydVp.,tm,:t of Atl 1 T,,It thi' re,t i
JKt 'lmt b 4 'h5 "ir - C O'e00' "'" b'
w.il. ,1. ' " . ""rj rxrrutor.
...... .... .Hoa OI ,,mi ,
Mr. Bl.m,'. iom,,-t. W,k,,- T?
J.K'...Jo,?!" of Me..t.k US Am
l.l.l I 111 C.I ) . .... . .
Mr.l..I,.rd,.fO.
of N I .fc V V'T';'"J- KAIVmrr
The ,rj r,r,. fo.,,rnfrl,,0..n. ' f 01 imiJ1GI
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Best : in : tlie : Marto,
If lliwl. chlaB, nrrroo. moth.
" " UW IIIIIIIOIT. Ifhn.,ril.
vitality in Culler. I1.,.,'lbJ
wouia never Iw wnhout thm. Z
PTPi-V Viv Ihd ... . .
ADVANCE THRESHERS
Ifedaoed rate, on ail Trau.port.tion Lino
miormation addreis.
E. W. A r r pw
Huperiatenclcnt and Sooictary,
NEW : FURNITURE
.. '
11 .Iwl'rlS" FURNITURE. COXS.ST,n
ivunvri. atT- Ali.a. T 1 1
uogea, tc., which I will .ell at
. V.-w .... , vfr.'':-
m a
rrm
4 IrrlDj'sJ
Are warranted to thrh more grain
ihJ.he)"VNCE TRAcnoir Esomes a
the het In i he u v.. .. v
I ork nrcar. I,rKe profi-s in the thresMn
iburincM. CataUue mailed free.
EDWARD IIIGHEP,
Cen'l Ag't, Portland, Utegoa
BOTTOM PRICES.
Thos. nriisk.
)
Open all the yeor Student, m. ""0"0' P""'c,rAI-
r j'onr. otudenta mar eater at iiiin. r..-. .
Notice of Assignment.
NCTICB i. herob oivnn thaf T.n ... n..
of Albany, (Jregoa, has duly assigned to tha '
ndorsiKned assignee all hi. property and
etl.vU for tho benefit nf hi. i.rAir.... j
and by virtue of the general assignment
? Lthe ,t,te of OrW, and the under
sliced hasheretofo:e ti -nit on the 25th day
of Augu.t, 1S93, duly nuaiilie.1 ae anrh
aasigneo.
All twr.An. h.;n
r v;iuma ngaioHc iai,j
lo.olventand the estate thereof are hereby
required to present the utni tn iha nn.i..v
igiicd at the .tore house bailrlit,R of I.c
Be.m, in the city of Albany, Oiegon, under
oath within three months from thia date.
.c,ed ,lli,2od day of September. A V.
ISM. RKCAXTkKBUKY,
Asa-gnee of Itaao iieam.an iosolvtnt.
Cabinet photos from $t.co to . on
Per dozen. F.nlialns ;.i-..."
V)?',ecJ"".T- '"W eravon; fr,med
r 7 10.00. w e rarrr a large stork
OREGON STATE FAIR,
Under the management of Ihe State Board
of Agriculture, on the St.to Fair Grounds
near Salem, commencing September 11th,
1SD3, and continuing one week.
Wore than $15.0UO in caah will h. n.,M ..
premium, for stock, poultry, .wine, agricul
tural prodactB,fruita.nativa wH. i.
woiks of art and farcv
Reduced rtei of tm and freiaVi on all
transporUtlon Hn. Fivilli nil nnan f.tat
evening, during t he week, with good music
in attendance. The cew anna J
th- new regulation track are oonetded to b
amonir 1h most rnmfr-rt.H. anj .k. -
tha Pjciho Coast. Snl.JM
spied each day. There i. entered for tbe
contest, thobert field of hor.e. tbi. y
that h.a been on the around, fn,
seaKts. Valuable and h.n.l... i
tedding" 'tCn I"de Cn ,b rM,nJ ,nd
Premium li.t hu U M-t.-.l i .-
j Ploved to the benefit f .xhibitora. Entiie.
. tr premium, close at 3 D m on tha fir.t d..
"r the fair, and exhibits must bo in place by
10 pm of said day.
price.-; or AriMissioy.
Men'. Season Ticket. X.i -,fi
"'omen'a Se.won Ticket.. . . . .T'oil
Meor Day Ticketa 'o-,
"omen a Pay Ticket- .
Rsce Track Ticket,daiiy.;.'.'.".'.'.'".'.'
Women to the rac min. r r-kii.i
'r:i.):niSIKInnT. -' 5 and .tere.ccplc rlew, of Or-I
"-"usi.ai-iiEii.il ii.
-Alba.r Ore..-
atna to tho s crf'.irv.t P,-il.-j r. .
I Preminm
J APPEDOX.
JTOKEGU, S
President.