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Newspaper Page Text4MUl democrat, A POOR UKTI100 If the reform papers of tbi state would use more argument and less billingsgate, they would gain more strength for the party, vibwe principles they advocate. A good many ot these papers appear to vie with each other in an effort to bitterly de nounce plutocrats, and we rend in one paper that the editor proposes ibliting "this thing until hell freezes over and then fight jng it out on the ice.'' Thero is no argu ment in all this and the effect produced is - opposite to tint intended. There are others who advocate reform by hinting at dynrmite, wading through blood to horses' bridles and other things equally foolish. Tboir great rage is directed at millionaires, unmindful of the fact that nine men out of ten would do almost any thing to become a millionaire. All tuch violont denunciations and threats are lo:it on men of sense, although they may please the rabble which, HUo a band of sheep, unthinkingly follows a leader. This country is not prepared for civil war or ujnamito and tue newspaper or public speaker who advocates such tl:;ngs should be most promptly suppressed e are wiling to admit that if a foreigh power or a monarchy was forcing upon the neonlo such unjust conditions as have ob tained in this country since the war, that the people would bo justified in Becking anv method to gain relief. Our position, however, is very different, becauso the peo ple who are wronged by these unjust laws are In the majority and the majority of the people can obtain and hold tho power of government. Whenover the people are educated ud to a full realization of the power, duties and effects of citizenship they will hurriedly change tho laws of the coun try. Until that time comes, it is necessary for those who see the injustice of present systems to await with patience tue educa tion of tho masses npdn these questsons. In the meantime, it Is necessary to the success of a reform party that its speakers and papers do not represent it as an organized conspiracy to oveithrow the govsrnment and murder every man who has become a ruillionairi by profiting by thOBo unjust laws, which hare obtained while the people had a free ballot. Nine men out of ten who now advocate reforms and reform parties, were less than ten years ago ready to fight one or the heartily advocated the very poTCy to which they now so seriously object. As they weie ignorant then, so is a majority of the peo ple now, and as they wero educated to see the wrongs of that po'icy, so must the peo pie be educated. As lonjr as the power of irovernment rests in the hands of the people, there can be no I excuse for civil war or dynamite and the man who advocates either is as great an evil, in poportion to bis influence, as is the system which he denounces. Dynamite and war contain no moro argument than do sense'esa ravings about "plutei," "ihy locks" and "old party fossils." It is a good thing for the peoplos' parly that back of all this raving and hi lingsfiato aro men sensible enough to not officially endorse party organs ond public speakers who en gage in sucn mclo-dramas. Salem Imlt enfrnt . Now that the democrats In the lower house of congress have got together on the federal election repeal bill, let them stay together and set the democratic masses sn example of party harmony and discipline. iTeegm. And yet the course pursued by lite 7We ram during the last six weeks has been such (if it has much Influence) to disrupt a party. Lei the VeVgrnwi show by lis course that it really desires harmony In the democratic party befcre tt advises those who do not desire to create discord. The TtJeram has much jet 10 do to inspire 'fu'tli in it as desiring harmony among democrats. The weight of a molecule of hydrogen is approximately 0.000,000,000,000,000, 0x1,000.04 of a gramme; the atomic weight of Iron la o.ooo,oo,ooo,ooo,ooo,ooo,oo2. 2 gtamme. Not including Alnska lirnzil is larger in extent than the United Stn'os. It pos sesses within its limits on a tea of 8,2S7,9G4 s.niaro miles, with a total population of 12,S18,.T75. The fiirmcr.s alliance cf Iowa has adopt- e 1 a resolution against the free and unlini ited coinage of silver. I. A. Morris & Co. Flour and Feed Store, .Have removed their store to the Strahn atora, former!y occvpled by Devne I Kobson, and have on hand a full stock o CORVALL'S FLOUR, BSAN, SHORTS CERM MEAL. CR4HAM, BUCK WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY, OATS. STRAW AND CHOPPED FEED: Custom chopping don. rpRKSPASS MTKK.-Al btintomftro I herebr notitleil not tn treipas upon the endowed prpmiwf the tiiiilenttswd, even and Imil iuMm et of Albany, utiles perniinninn H fir-t nt.Ulnetl, I shall licute all who thn tr"nu. KM ItUKKHAKT. MAjOltlTY KI LE- At now constituted the United States senate U composed of 85 merrbtrs Forty dtht, (may be fifty) ot these are in favcr of passing lit: pending bi: to repeal the Sherman law nd tSlrty seven, (may be only ihirly five) are opposed. According to the custom of the senate do such thing as the previous question or cloture rule is used to cut off debate. Senators In timet past have been permitted to dlcuss any bill or question until they wet e at'sfied, hi t senators have been courteous enough to use only reasonable liir.e for discussion Some eight or ten senators, anti repealer,, have now determined to take advantage of this custom and defeat the repeal bill by de bating It indefinitely. Senator Vuurteei msde s great speech Wednesday on the subject of the light of tr.e major ity to rule. The following is an extract nd it if worthy of careful perusal by those who are 1;J away about the rights of minorities: "f bel eve," said lit. "that this body should have rules by which to conclude n discussion and ren:h a vote, one higher, more reasonable ; more sensible and more decent than the rule on which we are en terine now, which is the only one. Op ponents of this bill will not name any day for vote. They will resort to dilatory measures to prevent action being taken at all. Who istoqalt, sir. 1 would rather be carried from this desk feet foremost and put to sleep at home in Terre Haute forever, than to ylel 1 to a principal that majority has no right to govern. I stand here for the highest principle of free gov ernment, known to history. We started In here some weeks ago to di3cuss ttie repeal of a bad measure ci hnanctal legislation We have reached a Question of free oov eminent, we have reached ,a question of constitutional government; we reached a question whether or not wc have a govern ment that cn administer itscir. Idle, va pid talk, takes the places in papers tn re gard to aoousmng the senate 01 tne u nuec Stales. This senate can no more be abol ished than can the constitution, for it is a great patt thereof, but It can be governed by rules of its own making, so as to make Itself an acting and proper and reasonable bodyof legislation 'No, I would not injure the mintrity; hut shall the minority govern? Answer me. Shall the minority govern? Somebody has to rule; somebody has to control this gov ernment; shall it be minority or majority; the senator from Idaho signified that poss ibly they had a majority The. let us as certain that by a vole and wo will submit to it gladly, willingly, 11 we are the minor ity. Will you? No. Then the question comes whether we have a government at all. 1 siand here tonicht not talking com- piomise; I stand tor the rule ot the major ity. There fs a mighty principle Involved in this, and if I go down. I will go down wtin my nag nailed to the masthead. It a compromise is to take the p'ace on the dictate, it will be by others, not by me." How's Thts! Vte offer One Hundred Dollars reward for an" case or catarrh tliat cannot bo cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY CO. , Toledo, O. We, tho undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney ior the last 15 years, and believe him pr ctly honorablo in all business transactions lanciallyabletocarryoutanyobligationa .1 uy their firm. West STni-Ax. Wholesale DrutjKisls.Toledo.O. TrV aumnii, Xinnas Mauvi.n, Wholesale Drua cists. Toledo, o. !' arrh Cnrela taken Internally, act IriKdirectly upon the blood and mucnim surfaces of Ihc system. Testimonial sent free, trice JSC. per bottle Bold by all Drugjisu. Bath at Vicrecks shaving and hair cutting parlors. Dyspepsia and Indigestion Mrm. If. riakt 8an Fraaelsco. The combination of excellent stomach tonic, In Hood's Sarsaparilla tt itich that, with proper attention to diet, Indigestion uu cu Km wurst cases or ayspppsia mr, cured by this medicine. Kead this: "IIiTlni for serersl years bn crean troubled with Indljestlon, and bating , nooo s Sarsaparilla adrertlsed, I eooeludaa M HOOD'S Sarsaparilla CURES tf II 1 trial. To mrhapplnsM and rrsit satis faction I found It to b tkm salt macdT for this conptalat" Mrs. N. Pisai. sa oearr struL 1 rraseueo, CaL Mood's Pitta act easily, ret nromtitli aja. ffldettUj. ooUioUTsrandbows. see. FOR9AI.K An awinmtpt offlowar Inr planta and Hhrnhs. a'an miMtun of cacti. MrsOro Young, corner fifth and Jackson atrot-. Notice. AM, peraona ImleM,! to I B tlcam by note or recount will plcass pay the sanira the account must be cloae 'br note If not paid. Tnuea ate hard, and it la tt jrour interest to n to (his at once. 1 am in room No 11, Mrahan Hlock: nmasj, t.r. ?ppt lKlh, 1SI':1. Assbineeof a B Beam. ' On a Conservative Baal OW1NU to the present monetary strin gency and during the existing comil lion of the financial market, I find it e mpulsory to run mv business on a very conservative basis. Sugar, as you are aware. Is handled on a very small margin of profit; s small in fa-.t to ixarcely pay for the handling of it, and Ihe terms upon which It Is bought are very strict (cast, only. J While money was plentiful and collections good, I was able to allow sugar bills 10 run Co days; but cordltlons at present are such that I wi 1 sell sugar for cash only. I assure vou I was vtry re luctant 10 mke a rule of this kind, but the conditions of the market are such as to make it Imperative. Trusting jou will look allhisin the proper light end also understand that this rule applies generally. Perry Conx. Do not wait too long. The giroi1 World's Fair will be closed in a few weeks. The traveling public are fully alive the fact that the Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern Line still leads in tino and accommodations to the east. Keiiember that a whole day may be saved w.tli its contingent expenses by taking tho Union l'licilic to Chiei'-ro. Whent, 50 cts; oats, 25c; hay,$Sbaled; wood, $3 to 3.so, taken in eichaige for sewinK machines or organs on natu at & U W ill's music store. Also on a", book accounts of 6 months standing. Sewing machines fiom $25 to $35, with my per sonal guarantee for 5 )ra. Allianjr Market Whasi',45e. Oals, 2lo. Hour, f4.00. titter, 25o. Ehrs, 18o. Lard. 12 to 15o. Pork - hams 12 to 15c; ahoulders.S to 10a; si . II to 13c Hay, baied, 17 o atoes, 4Do. Apple , 40 Hoiia, loo. Dried fruit plums, 9o, applav, t-j Chickens, $-1 09 por dozen. Beef, on foot, la. Hom, dresseJ. 6j. PLOWS AND HARROWS. Bargains for fanners In both lUing and walking plows, disc harrows.iron harrow, etc. Prices In proportion to jo cent wheat. It will pay you to call and see us. STEWART &8OX. DRUGS:. Stationery, Toilet Artijleg Musis Instruments, Etc. Hodps McFarM, The Cornet Drug Store,". Aliany.Qi Star Bakerj I'orrTroixlatiiln ami PiratSt COhRAD MEYER, PROPRIErOR, DIALlt IS I Huursl rrmla, Uluan stare, rlcd Frali Tobacco, Ma gar, t'oflee, Et l'isnnel lie taeenawar. VeeetaUen, Clgaiai Nplcea, Tea, Etc., tfto .verytluujr that is kept In s rener variety and friocery storo, lllgliast market price paid for AM, KINDS OF PRODUCE To Farmers IHAVK KES1KD THE MAGNOLIA Mill warehouse and will hare it in trod order for receiving the present crop- The warehouse ia first class and conveniently ncated. Conttiua .wo good cleaners. No delay in unloading. Sacks will bson hand for delivery in due tin-e. Qiva ma a call before making arrangements to aore yonr orop. G. F. SIMPSON. Albany, Or., July 15:b, 1893. Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretoforeeitatlnK be wean U O Havne and C L. Buck, doino- a general contracting and cement work ouaine in Altmnr, uregoa, under tbe firm name of iiayne A Buck, la Ibis day dissolved by mutual oonsent. Those knowing themaeWee to be Indebted to the firm will please call and settle TJ G Hayne will continue the business. September lKth, 1S93 U HAYNE, C 1 BUCK. WallJap. DrtiRn, PtxintH, Olli J. A. Cnnimins ALU ANT, CREQQ I I ' O J r . p n OJST TITS OUTSIDE- that is tho host jdaco to keep the lutgp, old-fashiiK.'l pill. Just as soon as you get it inside, it begins to trouble you; 'VVlint's the uso of Buffering with it, when you can got ior help from Dr. Pierce's l'lortsfint Pellets? Theso tiny, sugiir-conted granules do you permanent good. They act mildly and naturally, and there's no reaction afterward! Constipation, Indigestion, LSilious Attacks, and all derangements of tho liver, stom ach, and bowels aro prevented, relieved, and permanently cured. They're the smallest, the easiest to take, and the cheapest for they're guaranteed to give satis faction or your money is re turned. You nay only for the good you get. Nothing else urged by tho dealer, though they may bo better for him to sell, can bo " just as good " for you to buy. T. C.MACKEY, M.D., Phyxlclan and Surgeon. Office UpsU!ra over the Buik of Orrpon. Residence, corner lOlh and Calapooia it. Portland's Industrial Exposition Opkns September 27 LIBERATI'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND WILL FURNISH TBE MUSIC. A WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE. Thk Special Features Will Eclipsc Those of any Previous Year MADAME GIRARD OYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN Coaitructed at a cost of S10.000 and throwing rainbow will beautity Alusio Hall. 1 li-ARGS-Ei Q,-a"-A.EITJ3yi:S Containing Hh of all varieties found in nzpense. THE .ART G-ATiIrEBT Will ocntain a col.eetion of psintings selected from the World's Fair. Amoni thtin Ellsburg'a eelribrated piii.tinz. Custer'a Last "itlit. To visit this rrreat Rnn.iiinn .n view its wonders iu every dppittment of visit to ihe Wvrld's !''air at Chioago. Itcduced rates on ail Transportation Lines. For further information address, McMINNVILLE COLLEGE. advantnges not in this Beautiful location, Naitablft Baildinss, EfSricnt Teachers, Five COIimeS Of stllilv Ptnaairal Sianllfl , , . . -"---". "V.V.I..I.V, special advantages in Vocal and Instrumental sii"!! ''! -Jl1 ,,our!!e "? .... ...... 1 uinvnie is Bccessioie """ " u" 'u: oouiiiera i scinc tt. n. v FaU Term Begins Srad forCatalognp. Address; FoaTUss, Oaaoos. A. found elsewhere Open all the year. 8tndente may enter at any time. Catalogue free. A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS. MANHOOD elnt. which p L tT m wrl it- wriitra Ktianmlpe l eirr r rf rtind the m . .iriltTiMM. Ak fur It. Inkn IUD.BlDwrtniKr. Arl.lroia rMln AH.nT,OW.,bj J. A. CIMJILNU iir, i.:aiis photograph -aibaar J F. FORD, Evan, Oi Pel' Moines, fnw. uuilerjdale of March S3. 1S93: Mko. Mm. Co.. Dufur, Oregon. Oenttemrn : Ou rriv!DC h-mie last wrck, I (uundall well and i.xioustly mailing. Our little girl, e flht ami one-h: tf years old, who had mi ted away to 38 pnuuda, ia r.ow well, 4rmif aud viyurom, and Hell tleihed up. S. B. Cough Vvr has dine it wirit w1" Both of tb chiltlieu like it. Yoar S It. Cough Cure ha cored and kept a Way aU hoaraeifa from me So give it to ayery one, with gre-tiDK for all. Wishing you pruBfeii y, wo ar4 - - Your, Mk & Mkk J F Fouu. If v.ui with tit tWl iiion &til cheerful, and ready (or tiiu.Sirtiu4 work, clean) your a'uia with the Hwulauho and liivit Ouru, by taking two or three 'lutjtiit t'ot'ii wecK, CU centa (wr bottlu by all drutiita. i Boll uniler a XMiUve- guira.iteo by J A CUM MING. UNIVERSITY : OF : OREGON. EUGENE Opln Monday, Ssptembkk 18ni Just closed the most prosperous yrar in its historv. Wide range of studies. Tho ourh instruction, business course pdded Tuition free. Entrance fee, $10. Board and lodging at reasunahle rates l.t the elegant new dormitory and hoarding hell on the eampus.whert students will receirt personal supervision. John W. Joiinso:,", Great 1893 Closes October sS. a t lousand jatr of water In all colora of tho Oiegon waters, have been eoustruouid 1 1 grtat Alt and Soionoa, will be the uext thing to a E. W. AI.LEJi, Superintendent and See e ary McMinnvillo Oregcn, ' ( it vut. tr.d best Expenses Li(riit; a lioiutling lin.il in the. College building on tho club plan, l'resident Brbwnson steward, thus frunmnteeing good board at tlf least possible cost to tho student. Hoard can als lie had in privnte families at $2.50 to ?3.00 pc week, including lodging. The line Telescope recently mounted in t! Xcw Observatory and the extensive Library to whk-h students have free access, offen state. Thirty Acre Campus, Healthy Surroundings, Thorough Work. VA....l T I J TJ..-I iv'iiuui. l,4ivitl U1U JJ1I81I1CSS, Willi Jlinic. Business course of two vonr. o a State Diploma, and are in demand to iiy rail from all parts of the State, on the est side; tiny miles south of Portland September 19th. T. . DROWXIOil. Preala-..! Or A J Hunsaker, Solicitor and Financial Agent. P. Aanaiaoao. Paiseirar- " RESTORED! iSfSSUSSSi; J. Vmn with a m. nth nr. Wrlla r.fnaUti i i.'a. " t. TU VCfttfna-di u .Trr." " . -"i1 el,l''a and by UUlHiW UcUiSOS'stST Cabinet photos from $l.to to tt no M .4 .... Cl t 1 . S&f Vpeclalty. t6ao crayons framed for $io.oo. Ve carry a large stock ot .x3 and sterescopic views of Or- Ens, 'm- WANTED At the noie Allen Bros, formerly owned BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BAUON, and CHOICE APPLES, best ctkli price for which possible. I will pay th B F RAMP ALBANY COLLEGE. Send for Catalogue. Addrces, REV. E N. CO.NDIT, Albany, Oregon Agents WASTKDon Salrxy and Commusioii for THE Only authorized Bioraply of JAMES &. BLAH, By Gail Hamilton, his literary executor, with the oo-uperatinn of his family, snd for Mr. Blaine's ComfSlntA Worar, -Twestt Years of Congress," and hu later boor, "Political Disuohsioss." One prospectn for these 3 best sellino books in the mu llet. A K P Jordan of Me., took 112 ordsn from rirafe I In llft cnfc'B nrnfit Slflfl WI. Mrs Ballard of O, took 15 orders. 13 Seal Rursia, in 1 day; profit $20.25. E N Ri of Mass. took 27 ordera in 2 da'.s; profit S47.25 J Patndpe of Me. tcok 43 orders from 36 calls; prorit $76.28. E A Palmar of N. Dak. lool S3 orders in 3 days; profit. S98.25. Exclusive Territoky civen. Il yon iah tomaka LA HUE MOlTtV write immediately for terms to The Henry till Pub. CoKorwitli,Conn M Tit. Dr. Patterson Mallac The Noted Clairvoyant ard Life Rmiler, Is now hare, and can be fiiuml at hr rmt.li.iipi nt Aim J B (.VpuiU'R. bhe tells aliout all sublccla. 'pm I present anil future; love troublea, abapnt frienilB and buaineos. You Oan hear from vcur dead trieLja. Notice of AssienniBnt. NCTICF ia herobv civen tht Inaao 1 earn of Albany, (Jreton, has duly aaaiuo'd t tbs undersigned ssslifnee all his propeity aod eff.-cta for tho benefit of his creditors, under and by virtus of the genrrtl ssaiKMiieot laws r.f the state of Orefton, and the under. signed haeherptnfo a tiwit on the 25th da of Ausutt, 1S93, duly quslilitd as such assignee. All perrons haviug claim against said insolveut snd the ectate the-i of aro herebv required to present Ihe same to the under signed at the ator home buiHii.u; of lisao Beam, in the city of Albany, O euon, under oath within thre mouths from this dnte. Dated tins 2nd day of Neiiteailier, A D, 181)3. R KCANTkRHIJKV. Arsnee of Iao beam, an iusolvent. BabyRawasBeefsteak Itahy von- alrk with eczema when three months obi. llail home doc torannilsHlaliats. Ilntwnrseall the lime. Wliolt-lioilvrawaaliepr-steak. lfatrpme. KxKcteilbim to die. Sli-k six months liefore we Ttiernbut In two months he was entirely cured, t a siiot on him now an.ljd,.ntv of tar. Hits. FlU.N'K HAIIIUfrf, Wiineld, AUch. Baby Bad with Eczema Oiir tjaby boy, four months old, nal Imd cne of ecteiua. Hm1 I Was a POM) I tuino. Vrtrw And iKxW .9 frl Imdly alTertw!. Itchlne tenibK. 3 I inrve iim'torn ilia not help him. JUHaiJlllI tied lYI-Mn irwlra Mit . . , his li.inilii to prevent bit cratohlnir. i Tin A Kkmet.ir cured him, and we ret-ommeinl them to othem. O. J. J. liAHKIS, Webster, Irni. Baby Itched Terribly Bahjr three months old broke Out with white pimples on red surface. Itching terrible, scabs on head and face. I'seU erery thfnR for fire months. (Jrew nre. lnrchased Cvticcba KEMEniBs, used them, and in inw wveks there was not A son or pimple, not even a soar. AtJM. OfeCAR JAMES, TVoodJton, Kan. Baby Suffering Agony Hiny had eczema, worst forra ft1ei the bent doctors here, wufnatronyeiehttuonthfi. Be puiwithi'fTin m. Kkwkdies. In two months the awful disease had Ceased It rencrmnct. No trars CTMlId Tkf soon mv.Urllnrr hwM J. A. MCUL3, Banker HiU, foO. CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS And Its cures nre the tnot re- niarkaltlc erf nrnieil liv anv Mood snd skin fmcdy of modern times. IVtreurs rrmeniber that cures mniJe tn inf.incy arenpecdy. penuancnt and economical. Sold threnehout Ihe wptIJ. rrlre.Crnrrru, 6. Soap, av. Hasni VEIIT. 1. fnTTSaDBlli axo Cats. Coap., ele ITopa., Boatcn. Ss"BowtoCereSkla Diaeaara," free. fil RV'C tu """'r porldH and r.ntlnd , vADI 0 eyCatlearn Soap. Anaolaleljr pare.