. i ' i The Evening 7elermi nss become so
iyiltll JCinOCVlHo wild 10 declare that a majority o( the
I senate u opposed hi tne unconuiuonairepeal
I of the Sherman law. Then why do Teller.
001EHA0K B'HESOKIOWA KI'KAKy
Mr Ja.kson, the republican candidate for
governor of Iowa, asked Governor Boies,
his democratic opponent th? oilier day the
following question:
"Will you as the nominal candidate for
governor, and the real candidate of your
party for United States senator, say whether
you believe in the repeal of the hberman
jaw as now proposed in congress, or
whether you believe in free silver coinage
as proposed by another branch of the ileni
ocratic party?"
The governor answered as follows:
"While the question assumes what no
cue has a right to assume, that I am a can
didate of my party for the United States
senate, and only a nominal candidate for
the office of governor, and relates to a
matter on which no vote of the electors of
Iowa in this campaign can have any effect.
I will for the purpose of putting Mr Jack
son in a position where he will feel under
obligations to answer tho questions pro
pounded by myself to him, endeavor to
answer the samo fully and frankly by say
ing that if I were in a position to vote
upon the question of a repeal of the pur
chasing clause of the Shenuaa bill, I should
vote for it because I believe it has done
more than alt other causes combined to
bring about our present financial embar
rassment. But in doing to I should abate
no part of my most earnest desire to see
some plan adopted by which BOTH GOLD
AND SILVER CAN UK EQUALLY
FRKKLY COlNKD AS A STANDARD
MONKYof the country with safeguards
that will at all times maintain Hie parity
of tho two metals."
Mr Jackson then asked: "Do yon be'ieve
as tlx democratic platform last year de
clared, that all protection Is a fraud and
unconstitutional, and will you if elected to
the United States senate vote to repeal the
McKinley law?"
The governor then answered as follows
"The gentlemau again assumes what
neither be or myself have any right to
assume, that I am a candidate of my party
for United States senator, and I am only
led to answer this question in the hope that
it will aid in inducing Mr Jackson to
answer those of vastly greater importance
to the electors of Iowa which I have pro
pounded to him. For this purpose alone I
will say: I do believe that any law which
hoi for its purpose only the one object of
protection to certain classes of industries is
a fraud and unconstitutional, because it is
impossible to protect any specific class of
our people in our business enterprises with
out at the same time imposing on all other
classes a burdon precisely equal to the
advantage conftrrvil nud I do not believe
congress' Las the constitutional power fo
provide by law that one class shall be pro
tected in its business affairs at the expense
o'nnothcr class. It does nol follow from
this that no protection is to be afforded the
manufacturing industries of this ccunlry.
We must have tariff laws to raise revenue
to carry oq the 'government, and however I
adjusted they will riMMHUIIy afford pro
tection to tho lldine industries. This,
however, will be an incident, instead of the
prime purpose of such laws. To the ques
tion of whether or not I would if a United
States States senator vote to repeal the
McKinley bill, I unhesitatingly answer
that I would, and I would further vote to
supp'y its place with a fair and reasonable
tariff law for revenue only.
Having answered as fully as 1 am able
to do so, the questions propounded by Mr
Jackson, I now respectfully repeat my
questions to hint."
Nearly a half a century ago a maiden
lady residing in Itoxliorough purchased an
axe from George Davis, a hardware dealer
in Manuyunk. Tho axe was in constant
narvlcc, and by its many trips to the grind-
atone was worn down until the steel blado
was no longer of use. Yesterday the old
lilv carried the pole or head of the axe to
M.inujunk to have a new blade inserted
Meeting a friend, he advised her to go to
Davis's store, now kept by two sons of the
former proprietor, and got a new one in
exchange, as the old one was warranted to
last a lifetime. The two Davis brothers
protested against exchanging, while the
lady vehemently urged her rights. A large
crowd soon congregated, every one siding
with the woman. She finally triumphed,
and walked out of the store with a brand
new article, waving it above he head as an
emblem of her victory over the firm.
Wolcott, Allen, I'ugh, Morgan and other
obstructionists tabor day and night in fili
bustering wai fare to prevent the senate's
taking a vote on the repeal bill? Why shoula
Senator Allen who is opposed to repeat
make a ''speech" thirteen hours long to
prevent a vote v.'hen that vote would de
feat repeal? We are not surprised at this
statement of the Telegram for Ir Is in har
mony with its course during the last two
months,
There Is more talk about compromise in
the senate on the silver question. The pro
posed kill extends the provisions of the,
present silver purchase law to January
1095, with a reduction of the monthly pur
chase to a, 500,000 ounces per month, and
for the coinage Immediately of the reign
tormge silver in the treasury . The matter
of tfie bond issue is still open . The most
favorably considered propose ilon contempla-
tea the purchases of silver at the present
rate till 90,000,000 ounces are purchased,
The drubbing which the democrats will
receive in the elections next oarnth will be
a slight foretaste of what they will receive
in 1894 6 if tiiey cease not their bickerings
among themselves.
The campagne vintage of the
year bids fair to be the largest ever
since 1S11.
presen
known
The value of tlie Pennsylvania oil
and lands k estimated at more than
000,000.
wells
S87,-
There Is more Catarrh in ITitu .ivtlnn nf fh
country man ail oiner diseases put toffetner,
and until tbe last few years wua supposed to be
im-uiauio. fur u gre ni nuny years aociors pro
nounced ir. a local disease, anil prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly lailing-to cure with
local ireauiieni, pronounced 11 incurable, sci
ence has oroven catarrh to n . cnnRPitittlnnnl
disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional
ireaiment. jiau-s uaiarrn cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney &Co. , Toledo. Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. It is taken
Internally in doses from 10 drops to ft teaspoon
rul. It acta directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer ooo hundred
dollars for any case it fails to core, fiend for
circulars and testimonials. Address.
F. J. CHKNEY& to,, Toledo, 0
JWSold by Druggiaia, ?sc.
Hood'sjOures
Saved MyWife's Life
Nervousness,
Rheum.
alt
HOmU COX3IUEBIKU
Pay Perry Conn,
Term, ci-ii at Y L Kenton" grocery
'ore
Please pav perry Conn what jou owe
him.
If you want a tiue imulte call for Joieph
wait labor cigari.
The baf&trnitt ootfee in tho city at Com ad
mttyer a.
The beet watch In the world for the
money t French's jewelry aiore.
Fine Southern Oregon peachea a F L
Kenton. Now ia the time to cm them.
Motor makes five trip daily toVieieck'i
addition. Lotr thore oa uiitalimeDta of $1
per week.
Pa.ronixa home industry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by ju'iua Joreph.
spermine nurd f.tr all af vino marhlnm
altothe best oils, needles, etc., lor all
sewing ms chine, bicycles, etj., at U
Will's music store. Sewing machines and
organ repaired reasonable, and all work
warranted. Needles prepaid by mail 40c
a cozen.
Mii.uxtiiiY. Mrs M Buoy and daujrhU
dtyirn to inform tba public that they have
moved into the rooms lately occupied by
Mrs Sower and are supplied with a lino of
millinery goods of quality and prices to
sun me present iiuru tunes. lie sure to call
and examine their iroods before nurthaahiL'
cifsewnere-
J F. FORD, Evanaelisl,
Of Del ' M'urs, Iowa, writes underrate of
Ma.ch 23.1893:
Wheat, co els; oats, jfc; hav.SS baled
wood, $3 to f 3.50, taken in exchange for
sewtnir machines or organs on hand at E
U ill's music store. Also on all book
accounts of 6 months standing. Sewing
machines from $251035, with my per
sonal guarantee tor 5 y rs.
Whatever may be the cause of blanch.
ing, the hair may be restored to its origi
nal coior ny tne use ot mat potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Albany Market.
Then.'. 45c.
Oats, 25,
I'lour, (4.0(1.
"utter, 25a.
Eggs. S5o.
Lard, 12 to 15c.
Pork- bams 12 to 15k honldrn 9 1- Mi
tlx. II to 13c
Hay, baled, 17
"o atoea, 40c.
Apple. , to
Hops, 1 60.
flried fruitplums, 9oj apples, Bo
Chickens, ti Oft nar nnr.an
Beef, on foot, lo.
Bogs, dresse.1, 0
It'a rather too much for you
the ordinary, bulky pill. Too big
to take, and too much disturbance
for your poor system. Tho smallest,
easiest to take, and best, are Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
leavo out all tho disturbance, but
yet do you more good. Their help
lasts.
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches,
and all derangements of tho liver,
stomach, and bowels nro prevented,
relieved, and permanently cured.
They're guaranteed to givo satisfac
tion, or your money is returned.
A "cold ix the head " is quickly
cured by Dr. bage s
Catarrh Remedy. So
is Catarrhal Headache,
and every troublo that
is caused by Catarrh.
So is Catarrh itself.
Tho proprietors offer
$500 in cash for any
case which they cannot cure. Sold
by all druggists.
3
M
r. Dr. ruUerHOii-llalJace
The Noted Clairvoyant ard Life Kmler, If now
here, and can be found at her residence, next door
J B Couk iH's. She lei Is atxmt all subject, past
present and future; love trouble!, ahieiit friends and
business. You dao bear from veur dead ftteL.li.
3. B
Miu. Mw. Co..
D 11 fur, Oregon.
Op arriving home last week, I found all
well and auxiously awaiting. Our little
girl, eight and one-holt yearn old, who had
waited away to 38 pounds, ia now well,
strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up.
S. IS, Cough 7ure has done ltt wont well,
Both of tho children like it. Your S H.
Cough Core haa cared and kept away all
Irearuenetta from me. So give it to every
one, with greetings for all. Wiahingyou
proa&eii y, we are
Voura, Mr & Mns J F Foiid.
If you wish to feel lienn anj cheerful, and ready
by lakiuf two .or three
for the Sorinif' work, clean your aystem wth the
uuauaajne atiu wvir tjaro.
loots) each week;
, SOcatiteimrhot'.loby&lldniiitf.
4 14 31 i under a positive puara.tee by
J A CUMMING,
II. It.HYOK. W. II. lHNDINtiKU, IK II. .JAM I IS
ALBANY FDBHITDRE CO.,
XIffCOX'OX(A.!rEI.-
Baltimore Block, - Albany, Ore.
FURNITURE
A complete line of
UNDERTAKING
in all its branches,
EMBALMING acmlty.
Resilience comer 3rd and Cnliipooia Streets.
New Advertisements.
i .11.. AW
John W. JoncM
Kalama, 'Wash.
Of my own free will and accord, unbiased by
anyone, and wishing only to do good to the
afflicted, I wish to tell ot the good qualities of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Tills. I think
there are no medicines equal to them, and hare
f .roved tnoir merit lv experience hi my own
nmily. My wife. Itaehel, hns been a Alio ted
with weakness, nervousness, and salt rheum. I
spent nearly nit that I liml of tills world's goods
fur dr ctor's bills and nicdlctno until we decided
to try Hood's tiarsaporllla. It undoubtedly
Saved My Wife From tho Cravs.
tlie salt rheum haa entirely healed and she la
restart J t nd health. I hare many
friends and relatives lu Uio east who will be
glad to kuow that
Hood's Sarsaparilla
ITaa cnrM my lrifc" Joux W. Jnxrs
Kalama, Wash. Get nuuln
HOOD'S PlLLO areth. beat aflrr-dlonsr rflli,
SHltt dis.tUoa. cur. hrauacb.. Tr, . bos. US
The year '93 began on Sunday, and it will
end on Sunday, thus giving fifty three Min
days to the year.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
A Par. drape Crtam of Tartar Pvwdcr.
I. A. Morris & Co.
Flour and Feed Store,
Have removed their itore to the Sirahat
tore, lormerlr occvpled by Oeync J
Robton, and havf on hand a full Ktock o
C0RVALL3 FLCUi!, D.IAN, SHORTS
CERM MEAL. GRAHAM, BUCK
WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY,
OATS. STRAW AND
CHOPPED FEED:
Vuttom chopping done.
FARMERS LISTEN. We have a fine
lot 01 ti esh grass seed, of slmos: ever,
kind, Including cheat, and we want to sell
it. come and see us.
STEWART & SOX.
PLOWS AND HARROWS.
Bargain, (or farn.era In both riding and
walking plows, disc harrowa,lron harrows,
etc. Prices In proportion to 50 cent
wneai. 11 win pay vou to call and see us
S'fEWARTA SOX
1IYERSITY : OF : OREGON,
oris;
EUGENE.
MoxrtAY, SsrTKMnKB 18n
Jut closed Ihe most proiperous tfar In
its hisiorv. Wide range of studies. ' Tho
ough Instruction. ltusinr course rdded
Tuition tree. Entrance fee, $10. Hoard
and lodging at reasonable rates 1.1 the
elegant new dormitory and boarding hall
on the eampus.whem students will receln
personal upervitoti.
Jons W. Johnso:.,
I, "SOUND. A small boys ooal near the
1 residence of Martin Pima nu....
call nij prove prorerty, pay for this no.
tlve, and get the coat
1
T ADIES who wi'.l do wiHingfor me at
I J tueir bomrs will receive good wage s.
KeDlv with aolfaddressed. stamped en.
velope, MISS MlI.LER.
South Bndi Irid.
"117"NTED.-Fushlnar canvassers of
TV good address. Liberal salary .nH
lion. ilRowN urqs. Co.. . Nurrer.men.
f'Ortlatd, Orejon.
OAIS ? AlJTED,-The undersigned
Watltfl tn tillV fin hnaliAla vrhliA
delivered at ivy residenee one mile north
or Albany. Pay insiket price In cash
on delivery. W H Warsss.
FOR KENT.-The opera house store,
splendid location. Cail on tbe
secrotary at the Democrat office lor par
ticulars.
UJAfTED. County and cltv war
rants bought and so'd by H J? Mer
FOB 8 A I.E. or will trade for
gray ware, seven years old m
Knile for wompn and children to drive.
Cail on EW Achison. at Marb e wo ks.
wood.
perfectly
IURMIURE. carpets, stoves etc. for
sale at the Baptist parsonage. Call
early ili' take your choice.
I.-'OR RENT, 40 acres of land, with
house, one mile trom Albany, in
benton county. For particulars appl,
to Arch llnuiuicr.
rtO LKT.-Three (3) work horses and 1
I saddle horae for sale, or will trails
tor wood, oats, wneat or hav.
M SENDERS.
A a ONKY WANTED -Want to borrow
lorinren or nvo vear with
gnKi real estate as security. Call at the
7SOR8ALR. An avmrtment of Mower
in r plants and nhrnbs. also co.lectlon
of cacti. Mrs Geo Young, corner Fifth
sou jacasoQ sireev
DRUGS.
Stationery, Toilet Artile, Music
Instrument, Etc
Megs 4 HcFarland,
The Comet Drugstore,". Albany ,0,
I MEAN BUSINESST
Will sell all crcckerv ware and holiday goods af
COST. Here are some prices: Lamps, worth
50c for 25 cents;, lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00
cups and saucers 25 to 40 cents a set; pla'es, 40 cents pei
'K,.,-..il.: t 4 r
pci. uvcijr-.ij.iiiK fine m proporiion.
Call on mo and you will not he deceived.
J. Gradwohl.
This Time
Its About Crockery.
I will sell all kinds of crockery of the host
grades, as cheap as they can he Lought in Albany.
Try me.
While you are at it I can furnish you the hest
GROCERIES and lreshest produce at hot-,
torn prices.
Star Bakery
CorBrollbln unit t'lrt fi,a.
CCKRAD MEYER, PRCPMEfOR,
I auuetl frcila,
tjilan ir are,
Orled rrultM.
Tobnceo,
Nogar,
'ot1eea
C'stnueiil )ic i
(aunvfur..
Vegetable.,
Cigar
Nplcca. Tea,
tic.
fao evryth...(t that Is kept In . wutr
variety anil grocery store, lli(lie,t
market price paid for
6.I.L KINDS OV PRODUCE
hl A M T C rv
VV AIM I C U
At the -tore
Allen Bros.,
formerly owned by
BUTTER,
EGGS,
IiARD,
BAUON,
and CHOICE APPLES,
I will pay the best ccUi pric
for which
possible.
B FiRAMP
Dissolution Notice.
The parlnonhlp heretofore existing be
en U O Havne and C Ij lluck. doln.
a general contracllng and cement work
business In Albany , Oregon, under the
rlrm name of Havnn A Bunk. In this Hi.
dissolved by mutual consent. Those
fcnowlne themselves t be InifebtAH tn
the firm will please call and settle Cff
Haynn will continue the business.
September 19th, 1S93.
UU HAYNB,
C Ij BUCK.
P. CONN
Portland's Great
Industrial Exposition
Opsjns Skitember 37 1893 Closes Octouer ;S.
LIBERATI'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND
WILL FURNISH TBE MUSIC.
A WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE.
The Special Features Will Eclipse Those of asy Previous Year.
MADAME GIRARD GYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
Constructed at a cost of $10,000 and throwing a t'lousand jatt of wator In all colors of the
rainbow will beautify Musio Hall.
LAEGE AQTJAHITJMS
Containing fish of all varieiita found in Oiegon waters, have been constrained at gnat
expense.
THE AET GrALLEHY1
Will ecntain a col.ection ot psintinis selected rrom the World's Fair. Amona them
Ellfburgs celebrated painting. Caster's Last fight. To visit this great Exposition and
iew is. won,ier iu wery urpi inieui uiau .du cscieoce, win ne the next thing to a
Rednoed rates on ail Transportation Lines.
For further information address, V w. ALLEN
Superintendent and Secretary
Notice.
ALL persons Indebted to I B Beam hv
note or recount will Dlease nav the asm..
tbe account must be close1 by note If
not paid. Times ate bard, and it is to
wu. Hiii-reH iu aee 10 mis sconce. 1 am
In room No 11, Btrshsn Block:
Albany, Or. Sept 10th, 1893.
R !" CANTERBURY,
Assignee of i B Beam,
T.
C.MACKEY, M.D.,
P hvsicin nd Suryeon Office UfitVrt nrer the
Bank of Oregon.
incidence, corner 10th nl Ctvlapoob ft.
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:
Send for
Catalogue.
Address, REV.
E. N. COXDIT,
Albany, Oregoi
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH, Proprietor,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Only White Labor Employed'
Wall Paper,
i'rugg, l'fiintn. Oils
Olnssj, ICt c
J. A. Cuninunn;
ALBANY, -: ORECO
P0TLA!0. 0EOO. A. P. AaXSTBOMd. P.IKCirAI-
OpenU the year. Students may enter at any time. Catalogue free.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
jff) r' 0i ' Cabinet photos from $1.50 to $4.00
VV 'ssaixsBmmssBm "T We rarnr a large stock
' S " of sS and sterescoplc views of Or.
'UK t.EAniXa PnOTOGft APHF.R.s;, 'P"1-
aiitaay Orfgea .
Aoests Wasted on Sulim an J Commission
for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
Biorty of JAMES 0. BLAINE,
By Gail Hamilton, his literary executor,
with the co-operation of hia family, and fir
Mr. Blaine'a Complete Works, 'TwejtT
Years or Congress, " and his later boos,
'Political Biwowions." One proepeclns
for these 3 best selling books in the mar
ket. A K P .lord.n of Me.,took U2 orders
from first llOoalls; agent'a profit $190 30.
Mrs Ballard of O. took 15 orders. 13 Seal
Russia, in 1 day; profit (26.25. E N Ri"
of Maas. took 27 orders in 2 davs: profit
$47.25. JPatrtdge of Me. took 43 orders
from 36 calls; proKt $75.25. E A Palmer
of N. Dak. took S3 orders in days; prolit
198.25. Excltsivb Territot given. II
yon wish to make LARGE MOlffJY write
immediately for terms to
The Ilcnry Bill Tub. Co-,Sorwifh,Con
Notice of Assignment.
NOTICE it hercbv Bivea tht Iuao 1 etm
of Albany, Oregon, haadaly MsiaeH t tb
oodersiiined migiMe ill bit propeity and
eifcU for th Wnent of bis creditoti, ander
and by Tirta of the geofnl aatiDioent
Uwi of tbe fttate of Oreffon. and the aoder
tftrned hasher?tnfo:e tiwit on tbe 2oth dy
of Aofrutt, 1S03. duly qualified ai inch
uiTgnee.
All perroot having claims agsiot laid
insolvent and the estate thereof are hereby
rennirvi In nrrint tha Mtna tn tha nnler-
sigoed atthe store h on buildiLK ol Ihsc
Besm. in the city of Albanr Oregon, under
oath within three months from this date
Pattd tnis 2od dy of Sfptember, A V,
1S3. H t CANTERBURY,
Aes nee of Ieaac leain,o usolvent.