U.M.LTIIE MAJOltlTY KCI.E?
The World hat not failed to recognize
the patriotism and the political feme ol the
republican in co cress who support
democratic president's call to repeal ore of
their oan bad Ias. The party ha un
doubtedly strengthened itscll in the count-y
bT itt neaily united Hand on th:( luestlon.
"Neither have e Mlcd to rebjke and
condemn the course of the democratic sen
ators who are obstructioc repeal. We have
admitted the responsibility cf the demo
cratic party for lrglslat'oa demanded by the
country, and which I: promised to enact.
With equal Impa'1'11"" we now P'nl out
to the republican who threaten obstruction
to the repeal bill if the attempt to abolish
federal supervision of election be no
abandoned, and who insist that the tariff
hall not be disturbed, tltat they, too, are
In rebellion against the will of the people.
Every republican who Lkes thli position
nuts himself on a level with Teller, Jones,
Stewart. Puirh. Wolco't, Dubois and the
other defift of tie majority in the senate.
The people declared last year, by an
overwhelming majority, against the federal
control of elections and in favor of tariff
reform. It waa not a hasty verdict. It
In fact reaffirmed the verdict of iS)3. So
two question were ever more fully dis
cussed or more deliberately decided that
were these.
If this Is a republic In fact a$ well as in
theory and !n name, the people" wl'.l mast
be respected the majority most rule.
It Is perfectly proper for the republicans
to restate their case In favor of federal
supervision of elections. It is legitimate
for the protectionists to defend their high
tariff. Full debate should be permitted.
There can be another appeal to the people
in 1S96. But what is true of the silver
purchase bill in the senate is true of the
other legislation proposed. The minority
has no light and it must not be permitted to
prevent a vo'e. It has no right to nullify
the will of the people. It has no right to
reverse the republican pilnclple and sub
stitute minority for majority rule.
A question more vital than the currency,
trior impoitant than taxation, superior
indeed to elections, has arisen at Washing
ton, It is this: j
Sall tie majority ruletWorU.
Secretary Morton reminds tha croikers
that only about three per cent of all the
merchants escape failure, whereas hardly
three per cent of the firmer fail. The
;r"han'banklng, manufacturing or rail
roading, tailing all things into account.
There Is no farmer of good seise and good
health anywhere in the West, Mr Morton
declares, who cannot make a good living
for himself and f airily, and that is as well
as the majoilty of men are doing in any
other pursuit. The man who owns a farm
and sticks to it is certain to profit by it In
the future. There is practically no more
land to be added to the aiet ol cultivation.
The supply cf agricultural products has
rocked Its limit in the United States, and
must now remain stationary, while the de
mand will go on increasing every year.
This implies a gradual improvement in
prices, and a steady appreciation of th
value of farming lands.
Tne evening Ttltgra continue! to ig
nore the democratic platform adopted at
Chicago bv doing battle with Stewart,
Teller. Du Bols, Wolcctt std other repub
lican senator! against tke repeal of the
Sherman law. It has frequently ;be;n
charged that the TVrgraM Is owned by the
Orfonlan and Its course towsnls the dem'
ocratlc r-artv confirms many people In the
belief that the charge is true, and induces
many to belitve the truth ot the charge
that have heretofore disputed It. The
Democrat has no knowledge upjn the
lubject, tut if people believe it It is because
the Tt't$ram Itself It furnishing the proof.
More sliver and oIJ are used in the
Industrial arts In the I'nlted States thsn in
an other country. Our annual con sump
tlon of gold for thli purpose amounts to
over f 1 6,000,000, and of nil v to over
$7,000,000. German 7 it the next greatest
cwsumer of the precious metals for manu
fa during puaposes, and each year works up
about $13,000,000 worth of gold and about
$6.ooo.oo worth ot silver. France uses
about $,00,000 worth ot go.d and $4,000,
coo worth of silver.
See the New Improved Singer sewing ms
ehine. The Nat is alwsvs tbe cheapest. J
W Sowdeo, agent. Ottos at P M French's
owelry store
Will A Stark, th' Icwelers
ALBANY FDBHITDiiE CO
Baltimore Bkk. Albany, Ore
-c
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY
HYDE y AMES,
rnrr'etor
' IT is EuiVTO un
it is eaty to lie- It is easy to He about
the tariff. It is er lor the taiirt editor ot
tht OrvgMiun to lie about the tariff. Hear j
him:
The Cleveland I'laMtaht ! among
those newspapers which ured lh:lr read
er? to vote fcr the democratic candidates
list vcar oa a platrorm that declared pro
tection Iraudulent and u.tconslitutionr.l.
A few Java ago the J'Ui"dcalei's editor,
Mr L B Holden. appeared bef ire the ways
and means committie at Wahirnton to
ask for the retention cf the existing duties
on lead ore.
The J'Uiatltakr, a copy ol nxii is be
fore u, giving an accoun of what Mr
Holden saii before the ways and Means
committee says:
He (Mr Ho!den).demar.del for the load
mineisof the country fair consideration
and clcimed that in any change of the
tarirl no greater reduc'ion should bi made
on lead ores than cn the products of lead
and that the same reduction should b;
madden tools and implcmeot ued in
mining. Toa que:ion as to whether he
was willing to have a rtduc'.-on made so as
to put the tariff en a revenue basts, he re
plied that he was anil was willing lor them
to be;in on lead crts but was rot wil'it-g to
have lead ores put on the free IM.
The Oregonan snjs Mr Holden asked fcr
the retention of the eiiit-nj duties on lead
ore. This is not tiue. He says he i
w!!Ung to have a reduction made so as to
put the tariff on a revenue basts but not on
the free list. This is purely democratic.
Mr Holden In his address said: "A fair
measure for such a tariff, !at on lead ore,
Is the difference in the price of labor paid
In this country and that of other countries
with which the miners of th;s country
have to compete and the difference in
interest on money in this country and
in those countries which would compete
with us in this country " We venture the
prediction that nineteen out of every
twenty democrats In the land would will
ingly adopt the above as the rule applica
ble to every case where the 'arirT is to be
reformed. In his address Mr Holden
more than once asked that no greater re
duction should be mvlf oa leal ores than
on the product of such ores. How differ
ent is what h: really said from what the
Qregonian says he said.
Son's This!
Weotfer One Hundred Dollars reward for kd;;
Cbm of Catarrh that cannot be cored by Hall '4
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENZY & CO. , Toledo, O.
9 "We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney tor the last 15 years, and beliere him
p"'cly honorable in all business transactions
a lancially able to carry out any obligation
r. joy their firm.
West Tar ax. Wholesale Prninr.st.Toledo,Of
W AiOiNO, K inn-am ft Mauvix, Wholesale Drug
nmf a UAi'5i:t."i. JL?t.'... iiavcsa.. . -w.
inz directly upen the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Tetfinoiiial ient free sPriCO
t6c. per botiie bld by all Druggists.
Sbiloh's Cnre. the are-it couh and croup
mp I
care, is for sale by as.
Pockt-t size conta:
twentv-tive doses. only
25c Children lore is
Foshav & Mason.
Hood's Cures
Numerous Boils .
And Catarrh In tho Head
Jfr. W. L. Tucker
Boseburs. Oregon.
I feet that it is Impossible for me to say too
much In favor ot Hood's SarsararlUa. I was
a creat sufferer from tapure blood and Catarrh
In my head. Job's comforters failed to comfort
, and I suffered from numerous fcwtls
Agony Beyond Description.
When I be pan to take Rood's S&rsaparllla I had
six of them, only tour st which cams to ft head,
and since then, thanks to this food medicine, I
have been free from tlits creat affliction. I
rained 1 1 pounds in three weeks. Tbe Catarrh
In my head which ha troubled me tor rears has
also been cured by liood's arsapartlla and I
Hood's Cures
m enjoying rood rrl rwalth. 1 earnest!?
recommend ilood's sarsaparilia to ail vbo ax.
afflicted." W. 1. Tcceeh, Koaeburg, Oregotk
HOOD'S Pill eure all Lira Ills, Bllloa
esa, Jaundioa, lndUeslioo, Sick Beadaeha,
Notice of DissDhition.
NOTICE I herbT ulren that tbe un
derslsrrfHl (ieo P Craiuei aid r red Hes.
ccmnosint; the partnership arm el
Cr-mer. Hen have ibis day diasnlveii
partnership by mutnal consent Fred
Hes will stm continue l-n.lress at tbe
old stand. All persons indebted to tbe
late Arm of Cramer A Hess are requested
to pay l he same at rnce to leo V Wricht
at bis law nrflce, AHianr. Oregon.
Dated Ibis Stpt lStb,'l.l
FRED H KS8.
Notice.
ALL persons indebteil to I R l!ea:n by
note or rcoount will plesse py tbe ame.
the c"runt. must be close" be note if
not paid. T.tnea are hard, and itisti
your interest to see) to this at ouce. 1 sm
in room No 11, Mrshsn rl'o-lt;
Albany, Or. et l.ih. IS"3.
K FfANThKRURV.
Aseli;ne of t it IVam.
A ice Yov Goixu East Remember the
I'nion Pacific is the only road that can sell
von a first -class ticket in iann vsiy ior
k'.i.OO, .Sioux City for eJo.UO. Omaha for
ii'iM, St Louis for $:aj.uO. Our tirst-claw
rate to ChiiUKO is fcf-'.OO and all other
points proportionately low. -Note me time
von i-.in save via the Union I'acihe. Port
land to t'hicap), twenty-one hour: Port
land to Omaha, fortv-one hours: 1 onianu
to t Louis, twenty-live hours. J- rw reclin-
ini; chair cars. louri-t eiM 1 unman
sleeper... Accommodations unsurpassed.
For rates or 1 articular call upon or address
I t lillAS A" MONTKIT11.
Local Airent I'nion Pacific,
Albany, Oregon.
Wheat, 50 cts; oats, Jfc; hay,f?S baled;
wood, $3 to $3.50, taken in exchange for
sewlntt machines or organs on hand at E
f Ill's music store. Also on all book
accounts of 6 months slandir.e. Sewing
machines fiom J5to35, with my per
sona! gwaraMee lor 5 rs.
11 Wont Is.-.
You rpav bridle the appetite but you
cannot t ictne liver to do its work well.
V u muu b-j honest with it, help It along a
little now and then with a dose of Sim
mons Liver Regulator. The liver becomes
sluggish sometimes and needs some stimu
lation to keep off those attacks of Ind ges
tion and biliousness. A good active liver
promotes digestion and prevents mala-la.
Albany Market.
"Vhe.45e.
Cets. 21 e. .
Hour, f4 .00.
''utier, 25a.
Epss. 18.T.
Ijinl, 12 to 15a
Pork-ham 12 to I5.t iitionMora 9 to 10c;
irt. 11 10 130
Hay. baled, ST
o atoea, 4fW.
Apples , 40
Hops. lrio.
tried fruit plums, t3, app'.9. 9?.
Chickens. 11 00 rvr dozen.
Beef, on foot, ln.
Bojrs, dreaseJ. 62.
Star Bakerj
CorBroMtlftlblu anil First Slv
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIEFOR,
lanurd Fral3,
U lass ware,
Dried Frail.
TabHceo
Coder,
Et
Caanest Me
taeeaswar.
Vegetable.
AJ'n
Tea. '
tic,
fac err)-tkuf that is kept in a ffeoer
Taricty sad gsocery store, UigLtst
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OV PRODUCE
To Farmers
1HAVE RESTED THE MAGNOLIA
Mill warehouse aud will have it in ccod
order for receiving the pretest crop. The
warehouse is first class and conveniently
treated. Contains wo good cleaners. Ko
delay in unloading. Sacks will boa band
for delivery indue tine. Give me a caM
before making arrangements to store your
crop. G. F. SI MTS ON.
Albany, Or., July 15:b, 1S93.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
V'OTICE IS UBREBY GIVES THAT
the board of equallzuion for iino
county, Oregon, will irtoo Monday, tbe
zna aav 01 uciooer, isvo. ana attend at
tbe olUce cf th county clerk of said
couniv.and there miblicly examine th.
assessment rolls or said county for aaid
5ear a-d coirect all error in valuation
description or quaii'iea of lands, lot or
other property. Said bosrdwill continue
in amnion one. week. All persona Inter
eetd are bereoy uotiiied to appear at
saij time aDd piare.
W F DEAKISS,
Assessor far Lino county. Or
Stpieuibcr isth,
fllRESPASS ?0T ICE.- All hunter are
1. hereby notified not to trespass upon
the enclosed preraieof theundersisncd,
even and a halt miles east of Albaoy.
unless permission la first obtained. 1
hall prosecute all who thus trespass.
K M BUKKUART.
fledCrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
w raorcs nors tercaioa roa ravpi
A!ro aastiu ear,
U.ST STORAGF- -ACII.! flfVS
Dissolution Notice.
The partner.bin beretoforlstlns
ween I' O Hayne and C L Hucle, doing
a general contracting and cement work
business In Albany, Oregon, uadsr the
urni name ot tiayne a huck, is this dsv
dissolved by mutual consent. Those
knowing themselves t t be Indebted to
the Arm will pleas call and settle I' U
ilaynn will continue tbe business.
l:eniber I'.'ih, i3
V HAYNE.
C I4 Bl l K.
rs. Ir. ratlrrsou-vl allnrc
Trie S.ited rUh-cyrant aed i.ife K.ler. ts
hre. sn,t sn be l.-unil st hvr residfTw ftu 4r
i B l-ofc-i:i. she ul; sU'-.it i riMc-t
reeeem ae.l fotnre; kre inqM, srsint trirs.ls ami
bwiness. V. can bear Irom n ur 011 trieL Js
1
41 m
PURELY YE G ETA ME
Dr. l'KTce'a Pleasant i'tlicts.
They're a compound of reuneu
? lint.mie:il extracts.
mm vviih"-"- --
These tiny, sti;ar-coated relicts
tho smallest and tnc easiest to taivu
absolutelv and permanently euro
Constipation, Indigestion, Sick and
Uihous neadaencs ifizziuw
,to,.l.j nrd nil deranffcmeilts
of tho liver, stomach, and bowels.
Thev eure pnnanenwr, uecauso
.!. ol n!,ir.llhr 1 lieV U0I1 t
shock and weaken tho system, like
, , . t -Ml- A ,1
tho huge, oia-iasiiioneu pins.
they're more effective. One little
Pellet for a corrective or laxative
three for a cathartic.
They're the cheapest pills you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, 'or your money is re
turned. You pay only for tna good
you get.
For a perfect and permanent euro
of Catarrh, take Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedv. Its proprietors offer $500
reward' for an incurable case.
l"i,ro for folds. Fevers sni nenerci tie.
Wiuj , Small lUi L-a'-s. ?jc per butue.
C. JIACKEY, H.D.,
Phvsician and Surgeon, Offlce ffstalrs orcr tbe
Bulk ot Or,gon.
KesiJeuce, corner l?lh and Calapooia st.
McMIMVILLE COLLEGE.
to
advantages not found elsewhere
Beautiful Location,
Saitalile Bnildinss,
EfHrient Teacher.',
ware r,!,mpKiii ia,f.
Five courses of studv Classical. SVientifir. Normal. T.iterr-v nnd P.nsiness. with
special advantages in Vocal and Instrumental Mu-ic. llusiness course of two years,
tiraditates of the Normal 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. K. West Side; fifty miles south of Portland
Fall Tern Begins
Send for t alalogne.
Address,
Or A J
Portland's Great
Industrial Exposition
Opkns September 27 1893 Closes October :S
LIBERATI'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND
WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC.
A WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE.
The Sr-EciAt. Feaiires Will EcLtrsa Those of axy Pheviols Year.
MADAME GIRARD OYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
Constructed at a cost of $10,000 and throwing a t irrasanrl jstt of water in all colors o' the
rainbow Kill beautify ilusio Hall.
XjJrg-e -A-QXJ-cVE.ixjnyrs
Containing lieh cf all varietiis found in Oiegon waters, bars been coostrautei at gnat
expenM.
THE AET QALLEHY
Will contain col.eotion of paiotinsa selected f .-om the World's Fair. Am in,-then,
Ellsborg celebrated paiuting, Custer's Last Pight. To visit this greit Eapositioa and
view its wonders iu every depsitment of Alt and Science, will be lb next thing to a
visit to ihe World's Fair at Chicago.
Reduced ratea on ail Transportation Lines.
For further information address, E.W.ALLEN.
Superiotendcnt and Secretary
NEW : FURNITURE,
T Y 8 TORE IS NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE. CONSISTING
1 1 cf bea room sets, chairs, lounge, etc., which I will sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
PotTtASP, 0tIS. A. T. AXMSTRO!tG, PsttHClTAL. V
Open all tht yw. Stadsnts maj enter at anytime. Catalogue free.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
ir.Aiixs rnoTOGK triiKRg, esn
aibaar aa
J P. FORD, Evmelisl,
Of Des M'.:ne, lows, h riles under lste of
Matck S3. 18P3:
i. n. lifj. VrJ Co..
Dufur, O'ei n.
Cn aim in,: h tnie I-t s-tclr. I bjurdali
rrell and auainusly a vaitine. Ojr little
irl, echt and ooe-IiK years oM, w ho had
w-a-tcd anay to 3S pounds, is t):w well,
strong sadvia iroa', and well fleshed op.
S. B. CoiJRh rnreba dine its wurlj well.
Bath of the children like it. Your S li.
Concli Cure has cured and kept away a' I
hoars. nf Irom me. So give it to cry
.ve, with gre-iiDgo fur all. Wiching you
(,ruat,eii y. we are
Yours, Mn i J F Fonn.
Uvea wi,St (.-eliiCTii smI rteertol, snJ rea.iy
f.rtht-Sirinj'SMr.irk. c1ai..j y.ur ):cm wlh tl:e
lkiihen.l l.ivjr 04.-0. ti, um l J or tliree
Wfcsiich -.'Cck.
W ccurs pT bt'.Iu Ijy all dnl;;anis.
8 1 1 nr.'lcr a positive girara itce t v
J ACCJIMIXG.
MITOITY : OF : OREGON,
EUGENE
Op-s c Mojoav, September lSni
Just closed the most prosperous year In
its hUtorv. ide range ol studies. 1 ho
ouoh instruction. Business course rdded
fuiiion free. Entrance fee. $10, Board
and lodging at reasunahle rates la the
elegant new dormitory and boarding hell
on the eampus.where students will receive
personal supervision.
Jour W. Joiisso:;,
McMinnville. Oregon,
Tliis College is one of the oldest and best
ipped colleges in the Northwest.
Kxnenses Light: a boarding hail in the College
building on the club plan. President urownson
steward, thus guaranteeing good board at tb
least possible cost to the student. Hoard can als
lie had in private families at f'2.50 to $-1.00 pe:
week,, : i.at-Bi.J,-e,.
Tbe fine Telescope recently mounted in tin
Vow Olwpr-:itorv and the extensive F.ilimrv
which students have free access, offen
this state.
Thirty Aerc Campus,
Healthy Surroundings,
Tiiorausli Work.
September 19th.
T. Ci. BROWXSO, President.
Hunsaker, Solicitor and Financial Agent.
Cabinet photo from $t.cnto $4.00
per coxen. r.nUipirij; pictures a
pecialtv. inxao envon? ttameii
for $10.00. We :arnr a larce tnck
cf and :ereccplc ol Or-
FOUR DAYS RAGES
at Allmuy, eut. ililb, JIIU, Htb aud lk
TL'ESDAYi SirT, 26.
Running, inl!e Purse, ijj
3:00 Trot Purse, i j0
Free forll pace Purse, $250
WKI)NEsrAV, SLPl". 37.
Runnlny nil!e and repeat. .Purse, fijo
jO trot Purse, $ -55
3 year old trot for special counties, Lane
i.inn, uentcn, .11 anon, umlnli and
Polk Pure, ;oo
TIll'KHDAV.HEPT. 2S.
Uum.lng Jj mi'.e Purse, $100
2:40 trot Purte, ;oo
2 year o'd trot for special co.inties. Lane,
Linn, Benton, Marion, Yamkill and
t'olk Purse, $150
FRIDAY, SETT. 29.
Runii!nz 1 n.ile Pur.e.Sico
Trot, free for all Purse, $250
Trot. 3 ear old for Linn Co. .Purse, ioo
Notice of Assignment,
NCTICF it hereby eiven tht I.aac Bata
of AlbaDV, Crejoq, has daly atipned to the
anilersiffocd tgsicDce ill bit j.roperty and
elf -ct for tho Unetit of his creditoi. uoder
and by virtue of the general &.igouieat
laws cf the state of Oregon, and the under-
tinned hasheretofo:e tt -wit on the 25th dij
of August, 1SI'3( daly qaaliticd t Bach
asiipnee.
All penoos having claims agaiDnt said
insolvent and the eitate thereof are hereby
required to present the same to the under
signed at the storehouse buildibg of Itaso
Beam, in the city of A Ibany, Oregon, under
oath within three months from this date.
Dated tnis 2ad day of September. A D.
1803. R K CANTERBURY,
As:puee of Iiaac Beam, an insolvcot.
WANTED
At Ihe store formerly owned bs
Allen Bros,
BUTTER,
EGGS,
LARD,
BAtJON.
and CHOICE APPLES,
for which I will pay the best cash pries
possible.
B F RAMP
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:
Send for
Catalogue.
Addresf , REV. E. N. COSDIT,
Albany, Oregon.
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Best : in : the : Met,'
AT
Fortmiller k Ining's.
AoMtsj WA5TEDonSaIarranJCommi3io
for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
Eionrapliy of JAMES G. BLAIKI,
Be Vail HaviLTox, hi literary eaec
with th co-operatmo of fcf family, aad "
Mr. Bums'. Complete Woiki, "I""1
Ykau or Co!irw," and hi later bo
"Fol.lTICAl Dl rsslO!t," On propeea
for these 3 exT siluo book in th V"
et. AK? Jordan of Me..too 112 rd'"
Irom lirst 110 calls: agent's pro6t Jl!5;
Mr Ballard of 0. look lo order. I?"
liussia, in I dav: prolit $-2r'.25. E S
of Mim. to,.k 27 order in 2 dav: r0"
$l7-2.'- J l'atri.lge of Me, took 43 dr
from ,1rl calls; profit $73. S3. E A Falasn
of N. Dak. tcM.t M orders in Sdays: P"it
S'JU.S.i. Kxi'li hivr TtRRrroaT ireo. l'
yea wish Is snake I.AKE M0J5Y wr
lmmhately for term to
The Honrj Pill Tub. Co.,Xorni(li,Coi
M&KEY TO ICN AT 6 FER CIT
OH CITY PKCFERTY. U SENDERS