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Newspaper Page Textiil . - v it ,5 1 1 ! aiiit democrat, 1HROIII0 CAMPAIUV L T Neil, the democratic candiJa'.e for governor of Ohio said : We are now reaping the titter (west of republican legislation. The Sherman silver law and the McKinley tariff law underlie the feeling of di'truit and want of confi dence hich at this time pervade finantial circles. These two acta are alone responsi ble for the prevailing stagnation in business and trade, the c'-oslni; of oar mines and fa: torlis, and the general depression in ajrl culture. and a condition of prosperity can only be restored to us, as a people, by our adherence to the democratic faith in the matter of both currency and tar iff refgrm. Public confidence in all cases resti upon public honesty ; public honesty, like public credit, must have for its basil honest money; and to secure the latter the conflicting claims of gold and silver as money must be determined in favor of blmetalism. The greater! foe to the prosperity of the people It McKinleylsm. Sa lonj a the federal system of protective taxation is continued we can have no general and permanent prosj erity in this country. To regain such prosperity we must apply me axe to the root of the evil with earnestness and vigor, and forever destroy the M:Kin l:y method of taxation. The power of the government to levy and collect taxes for its oan support cannot be controverted. It must be conceded by all Bat when the sovereign power of taxation ceases to be used for governmental pur poses and becomes the instrument of pri vate interests to promote private gain it Ii no longer constitutionally exercised and becomes In turn an Instrument of wrong and oppression. -The law which b;ara the name of the .... . , .... republican governor 01 u.i. uo passed by a republican congress and received the signature of a republican president, and which is now declared to be. the successful embodiment of republican principles, pre sented for the first time In the history of our government, naked and undisguised, the question whether taxes shall be imposed for the payment of the expenses and obligations of the goveremer.t or for the purpose of creating and maintaining manufacturing establishments owned, operated and con trolled by private Individuals, private cor. poratlont, trusts and syndicates. The McKinley tariff law took effect on the 6th day of November, 1890. The receipts of the government during the fiscal year which ended on 30th day ofjune, i8yo exceeJcd Its expenditures by nearly 100, 030,000. The people then, Injustice, shonld have been relieved from taxation to the amount of the surplus. The sloiy of "protection for American labor against the pauper labor of England and Europe," which la the latest pretext for the maintenance of the protective sys tem, was conceived in hypocrisy and fraud. It was intended as an appeal to the preju dice! of Ignorant and unthinking people. It has no foundation upon which to rest. It will nut stand the test of honest investiga tion. Such an investigation will show that the Inequalities of wages in the Industries of the same kind in the several states of the union are as many and oftentimes as grea, as like inequalities between some of the states and England, whichis always ae'ected by the protectionist to sustain him In his position. We must remember, too, that continuous employment la at essential to the welfaie of worklngmen at good waget. We cannot have it under tbe McKinley system, which makes the tyrannical will of capital supreme reduces waget and causes strikes and lock outs. Enforced idleness results You know the rest . An agent of the English firm that it ccn. structing the extensive system of drainage canalt near the city of Mexico told an American tcurUt that when they firtt employed native workmen their methods teemed too slow, for they put the earth and rocks In bags, placed the bags on their heads and marched off with them. So the firm ordered a large number of wheelbar rows. The natives filled the bairows with earth and put them upon their heads, too. It was of no use they had been doing business that way for too many centuries. Manufactured gold It worth $1 a penny weight, ar.d any value In excess of thit represents workmanship. Th gross deposits in American bankt re quI to about 60 per cent of all the go'd coin In the world. The actual value of the coal and naptha used iq manufacturing 1000 cubic feet o' gts Is 14 cents. ALBANY FDRNITDRE CO Raltimore Block, Albany, Ore. -c UNDERTAKING A SPECIAL! If hyde&Tames, Proprietor Hon Ctarles Killius ol Ohio fa a speach at a democratic barbacue at Silver lake few days ago said: The republican priacit le may be s-ai-mtd up in a nutrhel!' be rait, Tne policy teems to be to tax evervthiag that is worth being laae-i everything hom the cradle 10 the tomostont. They started to go a little further than this and taxed brirmtone but they changed their minds on this point and political uarr.r,a'.in i cow tree. You say to a ripn'olirar. that his party Las increased t'-ie lax and he i 1 eay,''Ye, but look at the free list e rave created.' My farmer Irier.J-.. co )cu know the first article for our bene:il on McKin ley' free hf? It is a:crns. You fjilow the list and you will see that ycu are a'so benifited by horny sua! gias on the Iit. I am sore you wi'l be grea-.Iy j leased to learn this. Toe reputlicin party h?.i ma 1 bids for )our votes surely enou-h. ft has done something for tbe farmer; ir hat put a bounty of 3 cents a pound on sugar. That, 1 say, is an iusult to the producers ;u: as much of an insult as if the iptbl:ran par'.ycSered a j bill for a o"e Why should the man who takes ap from the trees thaf the Aim ghty b'-t f irnished an makes it into sugar be given a bounty inv mor than bis neighbor who milk his 0. should be given a bounty on butter an I cheete? More people are going out from New Yora to Euroj than are now coming in. This result is due to greater restrictions on the steerage immigrants and this has made the steamship companits much more care ful than they were a year ago, whooi they allow to take passage. We g:t fewer in number but of better quality, more intel ligent and most of them having tome money. Tbe emigration to Europe it not the usual tumroer crowd of fashionable tourists, but workmen of foreign birth who were unable to get work and are returning to Europe where living costs them less than here. This tort of emigration goes on every fall along the border with Canada, men coming here to work through the summer and returning to the woods of Canada to work at lumbering tnrougli .he winter. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for air MM of Catarrh that cannot bo en red by Hall't Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHEXEY & CO. . Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, bare known F. J. Cheney kOr the last 15 years, and believe him pr' ctly honorable in all business transactions 0 aancia'.ly able to carry out any obligations l. j cy their firm. Wert & Tbiat. Wholesale Drupsrlsts, Toledo.O, W aujino, Kin.vax AMahvi.n, Wholesale Drug cists. Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal, act ing directly u pen the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Tt-Htimonial ncnt free, ifriof loc. per ooiwe ooia oy au urug giai. JLfrt. JU M. Allen Ferry, Wash. 20 Miles from a Doctor But Hood's Sarsaparitla was Equal to tho Emergency Pleurisy, CTUIIn and Few MMk Leg Vcr feet Cure, " After my baby was born I got Into Tery seri ous condition, having pleurisy, chills and fever, gradually developing into milk lee. We live SO nilles from a physician and did not know whal to do. Finally after m great deal ( suffer ing I began to taKe Hood's SarsaparUla and when I was using the third bottle I could see It Was Doing Mo Cooc. I continued with another bottle, and recovered so rapidly that how I am in g4 healla. I Hood's Cures cordially recommend It as a good medicine." Hits. A. M. Allex, Ferry, Washington. Hood'9 Pills euro all Liver Ills, BUlous. oea. Juundice, Indigestion, Sick Headacbs Stationery, Toilet Artijles, Musici lnttrumen's, Etc. Hotas 4 McFarlanfl, he Ca n:r O u Store,". A'binr.O' MONEY TO 10AN AT 6 FER CENT ON CITY PROPERTY. M SENDERS Notice of Dissolution. NOTICE la hereby given that the no dernigneil ieo P Cramel aid Fred Hes, rcmnosing the partnership firm nf t'r meri Hsw have this day msanlverl parlnersbip by mutnal convent Fred tie.. Will Mlill rvtntinnj, old atan J. All person, indebted to tbe mie mm 01 miner iiessare requeued to pay the same at rnce to Ueo sV v, rght at hi. law ortice, Albanv. treg,-n. 1'aied Ibis epi isiIi,'imi OK l PCRWKil. l'Klll) iu;s. I DRUGS Akk Yot Going Kat Remember the Union ParibV U the only ru-l that can sell ytm a nrt-chis. ticket to Kansas City I v tt.Od, Sioux City tot fcT-.'jO. "malia for .), St Louis ii $:'.. Our tirst-clax r:.' to Chicago is anl all other i-jintj proportionately low. Note the time wuoan save via the "Union Vacinc. Port land to Chii-av. twentrnw hour: Port ion's to omaha. forty-one h ar-: Portland 10 .-t Louis, twenty-are b otirs. t re reclin ir.z chair cars. " Toorirl nr..i Pullman jrT?;-r. Accotiiruodatious iHHuri'sseU. For rat.s or i-anit-ulirs tall '.rtva or address Cl ItKAN AT MuMKlTII. Lxul Au-nta Union Pacific. Aiianv. i.Teu. Ii Nor wait too lonir. The irrvo World's Kair will I c!o?l in a few week. Ti:e travelir.' p-iMic are ftiliv alive to the f.ut tho: tiie Chicago Uuton Paciffc it Northwe-tean Line still lead in time and a'.vomiuo.i.'i:ion3 to the ea?t. Kemember that a w hole day may 1 isaved with tu oontir.j.-n: e;-r:ej by taking the Union Pa-ir-c to ILuvjro. See tYt ew Improved S'jiger sewing ma chine. Tile 1 i u aivavt tre cheipeAt. 1 V Snwderj. a..ut. St at F M Freccli. . eweiry store H.-ze & McFarlau.l, the leadipg Jrufc Alb.iT Market: Vil8J'.4?C. Osts, 2le. Hour, f4 0O. utter, 2o2. Eties 18;. Ird. 12 to 15s. Pork-ham 12 to I5s hooi.-:eni. to lOe; a i i to 13c Hay. baled. 7 vo atoe, &lc. Appleo.1 00 Hops. 163. Oried fruit plums, 9e, app'.es, 9c. Cblckens. 4 00 rwr doz.u. Beef, on foot, 15c. Hogs, dressed. 6;. To Farmers I HAVE RENTED THE MAGNOLIA Mill warehouse and will have it in gcod order for receiving tbe preaent crop. Ihe warehouse is first class and cODVenieotW located . Contaica wo good cleaners. so oeiay in aoloaains;. Sacks will bo& band for delivery io due tin e. Give me a call before makiog arTaDgementa to sore vonr crop. U. F. SIMfSOX, Albany, Or., July 15:h, 1S93. Notice of Assignment. NOTICE is hercbv eiven that Isaac Beam of Albaoy, Oregon, has duly assigned to the ondemiiDed assignee sll bis property and effjcU for tho benefit of his creditois, under aod by virtue of the geueral assignment laws of the state nf Oregon, and the under signed hasheretofo.e tc-wit on the 20th day tf August, IS93, duly qualified at such assignee. All perrons having claims sgaiost said insolvent aDd the estate thereof are hereby required to present the same to the umler- sigued at the store bou.e'builditg of Isaac Beam, in the city of Albany, Oregon, under oath within three months from this date. Dated tms 2nd day of September. A D, 1SH3. E K CANTERBURY, Ats'gnee of Isaac Beam, an insolvent. 11RF.SPAS3OTICE.-All huoters are hereby notified Dot to treeoasa uDon the enclosed premiesbftbeuDdersignfd, even and a half miles east of Albany, unless permission is first obtained. I aball prosecute all wbo thus tresnsas. K M BUKKHART. Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretofore existing be n U Q Havne and C L Huck. doinir a general contracting and cement work Dusinevs in Alhanv, Oregon, under the firm name of Havne A Buck, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Those knowing thumseives t3 be indebted to the firm will pl.aso tall .n.i settle U O Haynn will eontlnun the business. September 10th, 1S93 U HAYNE, C 1. BUCK. Notice to Tax-Payer?. VTOTICE IS HUREBY GIVEN THaT 11 tbe board of eqnalizition for L.inn county, OreKou. wiusrton Monday, the 2nd dav of October. 193, and atlend at the office cf the county clerk nf said county, and there publicly examine tb. aasessnient rolls of said county for said year and coirect all error, in valuation description nr quali'les of lands, lots or other property, said board will continue in evasion one week. All persona Inter est.d are hereoy notified to appear at s.iu vime sou uiace WF DEAK1N9. Assessor for Linn county, Or. September 12tb, 1893. ftedCrownMills JOHN ISOLM, PROPRIETOR. w Faocxss rioca scrKRloa tok rani' is ajro BAKiaa var. EST STORAGE VACIMflBS REVERE HOUSE si 8 ANY . OBECfl I AS. PFtlFFFK rKOPRltTOR r.. Ilr. rtron 11 nllnr The S"trs i1ainfrTt r IMt RKr, is rtir htrv, cm V (uii.i at hr w.ilcntT, i tx J.-.r .1 B '.mili. Mi tell ilut ( n tsft-t. pait rrpfCit ui.i futnrr: r trmbt, acnt (rif t j Viusines. You t,ahfr from v.ur Uv ifTL!i. STX POXT", ont of manv, uliere Dr. I'icrce's Pellets are U-tUT than otlicr jjills: 1. Tlic-v're the umallcst, and tas iest' to take lif.lv, sugar -coated granules that evtfy child takes readilv. a m.,...'.... ,r..Ci,t1v- cMi in 2. Hint .......... j their action no guii'.ng, co dis turbance. 3. Their effects faj?. There's no reaction afterwards. They resulate or cleanse the system according to size of dose. 4. They're the chewiest, for they're guaraiitud to give satis faction, or your money is returned. You pay only for the good you get. 5. Put up in glass are always fresh. 6. Thev cure Constipation, Indi gestion, llilious Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and all derange ments of the liver, stomach and bowels. It cures Catarrh in the Head perfectly and permanently Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. C.MAC KEY, M.D., PhvolcUn and Surgeon, Office I'ptUln o7er the Bank of ingon. Residence, comer 10th and CaHpooU it. McMINNVILLE COLLEGE. to advantages not found elsewhere in this Beautiful Location, SnitaltU liuildinas, Effiricnt Teachers, 1 Five courses of study Classical, Scientific. wcial advantaces in Vocal and Instrumental Uradiiates of the Xomud course are entitled to a .State Diploma, and are in demand to fill high positions. McMinnville is accessible by rail from all parts of the State, on the main trunk of the Southern Pacific R. R. West Side; fifty miles south of Portland Pall Tern Begins Send lorf atnlugne. Portland's Great Industrial Exposition OritKS Skptember 27 893 Closes October :S LIBERATTS CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC. A WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE. The Special Feaccres Will Eclipsi MADAME GIRARD GYER'S Constructed at a cost of $10,000 and throwing rainbow will be.utily Music Hall. LARGE AQUARIUMS Containir.it tith of all varieties found in Oiegon waters, have been constructed at gnat expense. , THE ART GALLERY Will csotain a col.ection of paintincs selected from the World's Fair. Amisi thsn, Ellsbnrg a celebrated painting, Custr Last Vijht. To visit this great Etposition and view its wonders io every depaitment of Ait and Science, will be the nrit thing to a visit to the World's Fsir at Chicago. Reduced rates on ail Transportation Lines. For further information address, E, w. ALLEJI Superintendent and Secretary NEW : FURNITURE, TVSJVRE IS NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, CONSISTING 11 cf bed room sets, chairs, leuoges, etc., which I will sell at BOTTOM PRICES. Tlios. Brink. ' PORTLASO, ORtOS. A. Open all tbe year. Student may enter at any time. Catalogue free. HCg A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS. 4' UK I.VAIIS I'llOTOGItAPH -Albany nrecoa J F. I tin Of Dm MoiQM. Iowa, rit uoder date ( March SI. 1S03: Op rriviD fa -me I-i I lour.d ill .. ... i .-T.itinj Ojr little wen n'-i siiii' un.j - ftnM-h-.li v?an old. who hid waled wy to 38pouDli, U nrw wH. irons ad viicnroot, nd well tUbed up. S. B. Cough Ture has dine itt wor well. Both of tbe cMMico like it. Yoar S ii. Cooh Cure bu cnrel and kept wiy 1 l f e- l itK it to . verv one, witU gre-iiDa for all. wbing you prosK-n y, we ara !fv..u wUh lo feel iiMn anJ cheerful, at! J rcmly i..f th i .ri.i ,u w.iri. (.'itunw v-mr nyiteiu with the Hsadavhevi.1 LivwCufc, bytakiti.' i ' W r,t pr Uit'.Io by all Jni;-i,it. S.liuHilerap-witive puara itee ii J A CLM MING. UNIVERSITY : OF : OREGON EUGENE Ohln Monday, Svptemblk lfrm Just closed the most prosperous year in its hiMorv. Wide ranee of studies. Tlio- oueh intrucl;on. Business course fdded. fuiilonfree. Entrance fee, Sio, Board and lodging at reasonable rates In the elegant new oormuorv ana -oaraing ncii on the eampus.wnere siuaenis win recen t personal supervision. John W. Joiinsoic, McMinnville. Oregon, This Collofre is one of the oldest and best ui'iped colleges in the Northwest. Expenses Light; a boarding hail in the College building on the club plan, l'resident lirownsor steward, thus guaranteeing good lioard at tlr least possible cost to the student. Board can als be had in private families at (2.bd to SJ.00 pC week, including lodging. The fine Telescope recently mounted in thl New Observatory and the extensive Library which students, have free access, offen state. Thirty Aerc Carapns, lleallliy Surrnunlins, Thoronsli H'ork. Normal. Literary and 1'iuiness, with Music. Business eonrsn nf two venrs. September 19th. Address. T. G. HROWSO., President. Or A J Hunsaker, Solicitor and Financial Agent. Tnoa nr aw Pi.Bvir.i-. v.. PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN a t inuvand jeti ol water in all colon o the 'tapes P. ARMSTR050, TrIXCIPAU Cabinet photos from $1.50 to a.oo n.r rtnn F.nlaifflnv nictiirp 05(J!VpeHaltT. ifio cravon; framed 'eJtat Sio'oo. We :arrv a large stock cf 5x3 anJ steresccpic ticws 01 jr- F.RR, egon. FOUR DAYS RAGES al Albany. ltr.t. st li. mis. anil ink Running, V mile Purse, i50 3:00 Trnt Purse, 1 50 Fiee (orll pace Puisc, .'5o WEDNESDAY, stPT. 27. Running ', mile and repeat. .Purse, 1 150 ':-.o trm ..Purse, g;to 3 year old trot for special counties, Lane, l.lnn, ilenicn, .viariun, aamuui and Polk Purse, ;oo T1U'KSDAY,SEPT. 2S. Rum.lng Js mile Purse, $100 j:ao trot Purse, ;oo : vrar o'd trot for special cojntles, Lane, l!..-' ll.,An M.rUn Vumkill l'olk.' Purse, S150 FRIUAf, E1T. 20. Running 1 11. He l'uise.Jiso Trot, free for all Purse, 5:50 Trot, 2 vear old for Linn Co. .Purse, 4ioo WANTED At the store formerly owned bj Allen Bros., BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BAUON, and CHOICE APPLES, for which I will pay the best cash price possible. B F RAMP Star Bakerj CorBronslalbln and First Hu CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR, l Asaursj frills, Oansietl .tats - Ulaaa wisre, Qaeennwar.. fried Frui'. Vegetablew, Tobacco, Cigars Nagar, Hplces, CoBee, Tea, Et,, tie, fac everth.uir that Is kopt In a (renor variety and irsocery store, Highest nurket price paid for ATiTj KINDS OV PRODUCE Agents WAXTEDon Salary and Commission forTHE ONLY AUTHORIZED Biorty of JAMES &. BLAINE, By Gail Hamilton, his literary executor, with the cooperation of his family, and for Mr. Blaine'a Complete Works, ''Twenty Year of Congress," and his later book, 'Political Disccstfioxs." One proapectus for these 3 best selling hooka in the mar ket. A K P Jordan of Me., took 112 orders from rirst 110 calls; agent's profit $19ti 50. Mrs Ballard of O. took 15 orders. 13 Seal Russia, in 1 day: profit $26.25. E N Rice of Mass. took 27 orders in 2 davs; profit $17.2j. J Patrldge of Me. took 43 orders from 36 calls; protit $75.25. E A Palmer of N. Dsk. took 53 orders in 3 days; profit 398.25. Exclusive Tkkhitory given. If you wish to make LARGE MONEY write immediately for terms to The Henry Bill Tub. Co.,Xonrich,Conn ALBANY COLLEGE. Send for , Catalogue. Address, REV. E. N". COSDIT, Albany, Oregon. CARPETS, WALL PAPER, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW; SHADES, Best : ii :'k : MarW AT Fortmiller Irvlns's.