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Newspaper Page TextOCNCO CA11E- Manufacturers in the east and others who promote the interest of the protected .la bobs of the country are trying their bunco Came again. They are laboring to frighten the people over the Wilson tariff bill. They tell alarming stories how manufactur ing establishment! are (hutting down and what dire calamities are to befall tho peo pie if the bill shall pass. liu. to their chsg'in facts forco themselves to the front and contradict what these men are saying. On the diy the Wilson bill was given to the public the associated press brought news as follows: Norwich (Conn) 1'ecember 5. -The She tucket Cotton Mill, at lireenvllle. in this town, will begin running to morrow with its full force of workmen, COO in number, It has bein run at half its capacity since September ISth. The Falls Cotton Mill, of equal capacity, is now running, with all of i(s employees at work. Pittsburg December J. Local tanneries, which emulev many hundred of men and have been idle since early sumnier, arc resuming. Two large tanneries have re sumed in full and others will soon follow. The prospect for the tanneries here has juuch improved. Ishpeming (Mich), I eeuiber 5 Shafts C and 7 of the I.aso Superior Company have resumed work with a full force. Su perintendent Charles Hall says that he an ticipates employing a force of 1,000 to 1, 200 men by the' first of the year. lisistol (I'enn), December 5 Leedom's big carpet works, vhich shut down live weeks ago on account of dull trade, will start up to-morrow morning, giving em ployment lo C000 pei sous. Fostoria (Ohio), December 5. Tho Mambourg Glass Works, whlca have been idle for several months, will resume to morrow, employing seventy-fivo men. Muncie(lnd), December 5. The Nelion Glass Company has started Us plant mak ing bottles. AU of Muncie's eight glass factories are now at work. So all these tales of dire calamities van ish into thin air when subjected to the in fluence of the sunlight of truth and fact. Tne Oregonian makes a most senseless partisan, sectional attack upon the democratic members of the ways and means commit tee that prepared the Wilson tariff bill' Without reason or excuse it calls them vil lage advocates and cross-roads statesman. It ia the dying wait of those whs defend the moet unjust and most inequitable system of revenue Ugislatloa that ever disgraced 'he statute books of the country. When the hated provisions of the McKlnley bill ate eliminated from the tariff laws of the country the People of the country wltl never permt the protected lords to impose such unequa1 burdens upon them again, even though as. sisted by the powerful (?) influence of the Oregonian, It is saf to say that nineteen out of every twenty republican papers in the land have asserted that Cleveland's policy was to use the American naval force at Hawuii to ov erthrow the queen. Now that it comes to light that the president expressly for'oaJe such use of the military force, tt would be tl.e right thing for tnese papers to make the amende honorable, but wi'l they do it Nay, they will start some new- fanglcd false. hood and follow it up vigorously until it is knocked out by the truth. The Salem nieauloif wants the Dem ocrat to accept the statement of the Ore gonian on a political matter as conclusive of (lie whole matter. (I reat Scott, friend McMahan, why do you punch us with such a joke? You are really reduced to danger ous ground when you are driven lo the nec essity of calling in the Oregonian as your saving witness. CENTRAL Poultry aiiil M Matt llronilalbiii, ltctv.-wii Svoml and Third St., AI.UANV, OR. Poultry, Fisli, Oysters, Clams, Game in Season. Kvery thing nice mid frvli. Hive tis a call SCHHEER & CALLAHAN 11.11. 1IY1K. W. II. MNIHNOUt. I). II. JAMES ALBANY FDRHITURE GO, HVCOFOBATSS Paltiniore Murk. Albany, Ore. FURNITURE complete line of uim:rtakig - in all iU lr.in,.e EMBALMING avialty. lIoMiloiKCcr.i.r ir.t an I CV..;;. V; i S:iw Notice of Dissolution Notice i hereby given that the firm ol Sentient & Co heretofore doing rnK.neM under the firm name of Horulrr Co has Hits dav b;n dissolved. Mr Adoltth Send ers relirinjj. The new firm wMl In com posed vi Mr Kd Schmeer and James Cal lahan vrhn tl, continue the buMnf?, nn will co.Uct all amount due the oUl firr and paj all Its debts. A noi.rii Si.Nt!.7m Kn Su'FI MKKR, ' Tee dsmocrata elected the mayor of Chicaco by I3S7 majority. The resident haa appointed John P Irish naval officer at SanFrandsco, Wayne Mc X'elgh ambassador to Italy and Jamea H Forney United States district attorney for Idaho. The Telegram ssys the presidents, Hawaii message is disappointing. To the Telegram it evidently Is. After having repeated lime and time ajaln O at the president intended ,0 use military force to replace the queen on her throne it must hi disappointing to the Telegram to find there wag no truth in what it had been saying. Boutele lof Maine represents a bully with out aping one. In the house yesterday, he with blustering characteristic -of Tom Reed another Maine man, applied the epithet "democratic usurper" to the president' This man's eirly training was evidently sadly neglected, else he would have sense cf prop riety about him. He and Reed and men Of like ilk are making frietdj for t!.e preel dent snd losing their own. We make the following splen.lid, unpara'r e'ed offer by which any one can secure his winter reading cheaper than ever . For cash in advance and we furnish the Demscrat and New York World for $2.40 Democrat and, twice u neck St Lev is Rep. ublic fJ.50 Democrat and Forum (4.25 Democrat.World, and licpublic $3 IS Dcm ocrnt World Republic & Forum S5.65. The regular price for these four publications Is $7.25. Now Is the time to subscribe. Take ti c Democrat and any oie or more of th othr $100 Reward, $100. Therendomof this paner will be pleased to learn that there is itt least one dreaded disea.e that science has been awe to cure in an its stages and that is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be.Dg a con stitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall'sCaturrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood nnd mu cous surfaces of -the system, thereby destroying tiie foundation of the disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors nave so much faith in its curative pewers, that they olfer One Hundred Dollars f'r any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. ..Jdress, f .J.CF.ENVfiW. J.OICUQ.V. AsT-Sold by Druorista. .aw- Both fie method and results then Syrup of Figs ia taken; ii is pleasant nnd refreshing to f.lio taste, nnj acts f cully yet promptly on the Kiclneye, liver nnd Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, lieail nches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste- and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt In its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only tezn the most healthy anil agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo mado it tho moot popiilnr remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in EOc nnd 81 bottles by nil leailir.g drug gists. Any reliable- druggist -who may not have it on Land will pro cure it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it, l)o not accept auv substitute. 1 " CALIFORNIA FIG SY.WP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. imisvili-. nr. fw row GENTS MAKE FIVE DOLLARS it f dav selllne the ircatest kitchen uter.- l ever Invented. Retails fur thirty live cents. Two lot-ix can be sol J in everv house. Millions sold in this country alone, Oon't miss tire greatest opportunity ever known to make monev.raid'v ami cniicklv. Sarr pie sent, postage prepa'd for five cents. JIl'MAKIN .V Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. T'' "ANT YOU Tt) WOIiK FOR V thus inkiim2 .00 ' $35.00 furnish a horse auil travel through the coun- lr:a team, lliouch, is not nccesearv. A iw vacanciea in irwu snd chip.. ti Spar hours may I l.ad to good advantago rl r Juiinsus 4 I'o. 1 1th anil M.uo Sta, llichiuonl, Those. Pimples ylrr ffn-lnltU'Tmitpnui that your blorai is not Tiyhihtllof s'nipirrtfiVa, cnutinrj a sluggish nnd itnsigtitly conivltxion. A ffic bottles of S. s'. vilt reinorf allfortiqn and impure matter, cleanse the blood thoroitghly, ami give a ekar and rosu romplejimi. It is mott Cffrt uit, anil eiifirW; harmless. ThM. Hestcn. I.anrl Shrrt, Thila., savr 'I haw hid for yesrs a humor In my blood vthich made medrwrl to rhtv.assmallrioilsor pimp W would l cut, thus causing shaving to be a great annorance. Alter taking thrtrt bottlna p.Sj.ai. my face is all clear and smooth as isrVftT It should he appetite splendid. thwti well and feel like ruaaing a foot race all for the use ol b. S. S, Treatise on blood and slcln diseases mailed free SU1FI bl'EtlUC CO, Allsota, Ua. THE WAT SHE LOOKS troubles tho wo man who is deli cate, run-down, or overworked. She's hollow - checked, dull - eyed, thin, and pale, and it worries her. Now, tho way to look well is to be well. And tho way to be well, if vou'ro any such woman, is to faithfully uso Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. That is tho only medicine that's guaranteed to build up woman's strength and to euro woman's ail ments. In every " femalo com plaint," irregularity, or -weakness, and in every exhausted condition of tho femalo "system if it ever fails to benetit or cure, you havo your money back. For overworked, " worn - out," " rnn-il-v,Yif," debilitated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, " shop-girls," house-keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women gener ally, . Pierce's Favorite Proscrip tion is the greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic. If you'ro suffer ing from Catarrh, the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy ask you to try their medicine. Then, if you can't bo cured, they'll pay you $500 in cash. Star Bukerj orKriB!iHlii nnl Fimt SI. CGhRAC iVEYfR, FECFRIETOR, uuid Frails, Canned .tit-1 - U'hmn ware, Qaeensiwars . tried rraiiM, Vegetable, Tobiicco, Cigar) iafar, 8pces 4'oOeca Tea. :t Etc., lac everythiujr that Is kept In a rrenar variety anil irflocery stoic, Highest market price paid for &J.L KINDS OV PRODUCE FARMERS LISTEN. We have a fine lot of licsh grass seed, of almost every kind, Including cheat, and we want to sell it. Come and see us. - STEWART & SOX .' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. ' NOTICE IS UKRKnr fllVEX THAT THE UN iltTHikiit'd hutt filed hin final account In Oio chUIo of Kmcliiie F, Hasbrouuk. tlenjiil. with the county clerk of Linn county, Oretrnii, and t tint the county court of said Linn cnttMy, has tlxcd Salurdny, the 13th duy of January, 1MI4, t the hour of 10 o'clock in tho forenoon of itild dav. and ttie county cuurt house as U.o ptiu't, fur the hearlntr of ohjections if any to (mid final ac imnt ami tho Bcttlcmcut ol said cidato. Dated Petnhir 14th, isoi. v; it nn.YEi'. a w Knir.iiT, Admin de bonis mm cum tctjtauiciito aiincxu. Attyinr laie. PLOWS AND MRKOWS, nariialns for farmers In both idling and walking plow, diftc harrow,iron harrow, etc, Prices in proportion lo 50 cent when.. It will pay vou to call and see ui art: warty ux M m. Ir, l iitl4rsoii Wallnre The Nntcsl Clairvoyant mrrt Lif TTmsler. I nrm liciv, ami ran be (ouixl jt lux rwndfiic, next door J B C'Uvrill. Mie ttlln Blut all tlij-i-ta. M prt'wnt aiitl future; love tmullest ti?nt bier da and buitiiiew. You tMxt hear trnm tout dittl ilei.Ja. A Medical Firm Gives Away Cash. J. F. Smith A Co. of So. i55Grn irh St., Kcw York, the manufactur rrs of that favorite cnthart'; known aa Smith's llilo Beans, bavb adopted novel plan. They ask tho Individual buyers of Bile Beans to send their full ntimo and address, with an outside lrrappor from a bottle of Bile Beans (either size) to their office, and tlicy glvo 1 for the first Tf rnppor received in each morning's mail, and ft for the Sd, Cd, 4th, 6th and 6th. Every day flO in c.-uh Is thus sent to their coo Tcapondents. Ask fcr SMALL size Wall Paper, I Initfii, lniritN OiIm (lnih, Etc .1. A. Cm 111 Ming ALBAF.Y, -:- CREC0 FORTMILLER & IRVING Undertakers - - and - Einbnlniers. WE KtEP r. nsinniis . n I ri d a full line cf m.t.llc. clcih and oed caskets ai coffins. Al... bu.VlroUs nnd M.lia. in ri cade loth. .Hi-.tfl n ..r,.t. which will be sold at TU Lowest I.Uluc I'roflls). EMBALMING and ,l,e proper care ol the dead a specialty. K0 EXTRA CHARCt FOR HEARSE OR SERVICti, ALB AMY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOI Fmean business" w ill sell all crrrkerv ware and holiday goods al COST- Here are some priced Lamps, wortli r.On for ." rents: lamns. worth $2 00 for $1.00 runs and saucers 5 to JO cents a set; pla'es, -10 cents pei set. Everything else ia proportion. Gallon me and you will not be deceived. J. Gradwohl. &LBAIMY GIGA!? FACTORY .1. JOSEPH, a'roprietoB', WHOLESALE RETAIL Only White Labor Employee i'HR M: 8JfG PHOTOGKAPnKRS,eon' The Oregon Land Co itn its home otQce siA S-A-ljIbHHVC- - - - OE1JGO. 3" me Gray filccl., corner Liberty ani 'Male street, brancli r'lice In Portlaiu . MAKES a specialty of Sunnyside'.fruit tracts near Salem : Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to 60 per ere small cash payment lor time on balance or particulars. Reduced fromff gjf T he Fomm "The Crmlat cf all ir PtrhJicalt." V&'ifi$$$i, 'V-5-T-- The foremost men of the world write the literature of contemporaneous activity for THB FOKUM Every great subject Is tsVen up by Tha Forum when It naturally comas Inlo public attention and Is treated by tha best authorities, without regard to parties or creeds. It will keep any thoughtful reader Informed on ths tasks and problems of ths time, as no other periodical does. To many thoughtful people, the price of The Forum has hitherto been pro hibitory; Indeed all (he (treat Reviews have been too high In price for the masses of Intelligent readers. But now the number of readers of thoughtful literature mcn and women who wish really to know what Is going on in the world out eld the narrow limit of particular sects and parties-is great enough in the United Slates to warrant so revolutionary a reduction In price. The Forum discusses Important aubfrcts, but it la not dull. The literature of contempo raneous activity Is, In fact, the most Interesting of all literature. American citizenship implies that a man shall know the opinlona of the foremost men and the latest great achievements in every direction of activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Forum Is now as cheap as the magazines of mere entertainment. the cheapest, the largest, the best, of the great reviews. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 25c. a Copy. $3 a Year. NEW : FURNITURE, i I IYMryRE IS K0W FtL1, "FFIKST-CTASS FrnXlTl'I;K.,ONSlSTISO I LM cf bed rtwm set.. ch.irMlcnn,;f s, rtr, which I'will sell at BOTTOM Cabinet photos from $1.50 to $4.00 f m . per dozen. Enlai 7JVypeclaltr. ifjo V Ur Stooo. We :a per cozen. c.nlaigfng pictures a cravon framed carry a large tock of 5x8 and bterescon'c views of Or- a Copy.' a Year. PRICES. Tlios. Iliiiili. WANTED At the tloic formerly owned k Allen Bros., D BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BACON, and CHOICE APPLES, for which I will pn y i In best cash pne, ponsthle. B F RAMP Assignee's Notice. In Hie matter ol the assignment of Hem, Frteniiiu l'ouiul.an iiiEolvent deb!or Notice ia lietehy given tlmt leart Krevnian I'minil lina Hssiuneil tonie,i his property fur the benefit if all li, creili'or8 in arconlnnre aitli the la1(j the stale of Oregon relating toRnti aski!iiiiients hy insolvent debtors. ereilitorB of the paid Henry Freeam found are notilied I o present t heir claims under oath, lo tne at the ottu-e of &t(. burs & Wutsun, nttys , in the city ol Al bnny, Orepm, within three siiomha from 1111 nine 111 1 111a iioiicf I lilted Vlbativ, Or., 1 -c stli. IS113 B. II. lltVIXE, Assignee. Assignee's Notice. Kiillco ic hcrb glvon to ali u lir.in i, mil cnQfern, that on tho 4th d:.v ( f November 18113, Anthony 1 rct and KC Hutlor duly made an a-McMiicnt to'mo cf all their (iroptr ty forthe bctielie cf all tl,tir creditor., in ccordon ce villi the enteral anitameit awsof the state cf Oriirnr; thrnfora all persons havin.'l claims acainst the court. m-mi ., ... . j mint aaa ouiier are hereby notilicd ami ri(uired to presentths "m" l" ii"-r uain at rne omce (I w K Uilyeu in the Citv of .Ibanv, Orrscn villi in three moul ha from the date hereof. Uatid this 17:h day of November, lili:), Fuanki.is i'r.or!,T, Astatic, Notice to Stockholders: Noticn Is hereby (riven that tha annual stock holders meeting of the Farmers MorchaiitHlnsnraneH Company of Albany Oregun, will I e held at the. compicy'i olllce in the cit of Albany, Orfgo, on Wednesday, January 3rd, lfed4.it the h9ur of 2 o'clock p in of said dsvfortbe ptirpone ofeleclitiK 0 (nine) directrssot said company to serve one year audio iratiKact s:i?b other business as may regui'rly cotr.e beforesaid metliug. Dated December 2nd; tU3. J O WKITSMAN; i F Pead; Kecreurr Pident. t.JIAtKKV, M.D., fhysiclan anil e-uryeon. umce Lpita:rs orr tbf Uank of Ori'Kora KesiiliMice, comer Kill anil Calapooia It. 1894. Hamper's Weekly. JLLUSTRATED. ll.Ri KK'nftEKt.LY it beyond all qui?Miii tiie Inuitvf joumai in Amerlia, In Us Kp'endiJ iIluitraUnni,ln cor nf ilistinituicheO conti iliutor. itid in iU v anny ut rcitlers. In tIunlil lines, it dia uotlu hik'lictt order uf Ulcnt.tlsO men best flttedb.vporit.oa and tralninir to tnal the leadtnif topics of the day. Ia (action, tl;o nrntl popular story writers cutitribnU U its column .t. Superb drawinin by the (uremott arluti illustrate itsstecial arti.'tes,i.sttories,and every rot able event ol puMic intercut ; U ctnUins portraitld the distlnjtuished men at d women who are mkinf lb historj' of the tlme.wliile special attention fi given to tho Anny and Navy. Amateur Sport, and Husband tho brntiia, by distinguished experts. In sword, Harper's Weekly combines the news featiircstJtlM daily paper and the artis.tc and literary quilitil the mauazlno wiiS the solid critical rharader ol the review. HARPER'S PERI0IUC1LS, HAUI'KIIS MVIAZINK IIAItl'ElfS WKKKI.Y II.Mll'BII S ll.VZ.lt IIAIimt S Yill NCI'Kili'l.F... ....! .. I .. ... if Piiitairo freet-. all H.ibaeritfcr? Iitthe toiti sules Caiuula ami Mexico, The Volumes ..I the Weekly bciti with lb ar Nimlier f-ir January ol each )ear. W'heli St lime is mcnlionnl, sulisTiitims wll. besin ith U' nmnbi'r enm-ut at the t ime of m-uipt .it imler. Bound folium of Harper's Wei klr lot tbrre yeol hatk.in ncatclrth binainir, will be sent hy ruill.l"' ajre imiil, or by exprcst. free ol expanse (pr.vkll w freiirht iliws nut exceed one iloilar per volnm,) S7 00 ier tolume. Cloth cases for eac-! volume, suitable for vti. xill be sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt 11 Itemittanree should bo made by PuitnUcs VM Onlcr or Draft, to avoid t hance ot loss. Newspapers aronot tocopr this adveftins without the express order of Haarsa Uaurai". Allrasi: II ARI'ER at BROTIIEH. Ss tM 5 DOLLARS w PER DAY 20 Easily Made. We want many men, women, Jwits, awl ftl1 work for us a f, w rmnrs daily, rlarht in aJ I tli. irown homoa. The buiiuess is easy. I"1'" ' strictly honorable, and nays better tbsn ' offtred aiientt. You have a clear Sew -rnmpetltion. r.iporienee a.id special """ awssary. So capital reo.nirl. We with FTorrthinc that you need, treat T0 ami help rou to earn ten times ordinary Women do as will as men, and bof ,f make good pay. Anyoni. anywhere, caa wora. All siiccccl who roitow mir pie dlreairn.. Kirm-st work will samJ . you a an-at denl of morwr. fiverytb ,w and in sreat dimsn-1. sre mr . 1 circular, and receive full Information. done if von conclude not to go 0" " business. CEORCE STINSONtS.'0- Box 488, PORTLAND, MAINE.