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POTTEliV, COLLARS AND CITFS.
la the contests of tbe fifty-third congress
between parties there is no sew issue to
perplex the voter. ' People have struggled
against their governments because govern
ments have been the instruments by which
taiation of the many for the few has been
enforced. Monopoly, privilege and aris
tocracy have not been chosen by tbe people,
but have always been loa-kd upon the
bouldere of the people by cunning minor
ities in control of armies and laws.
Democrats in congress are now fighting
over the old bailie against monopoly and
prerogative that the Knglisb of other genera
tions fought against the Stuarts and the
Georges. They contend against the squan
dering of public revenues on favorites and
against a trade restricted by and for
special beneficiaries.
It is that fact which aggravates the of
fense of the senatorial combine which has
on the democratic side shaken the threat
of revolt in the face of the parly majority.
Nothing but federalism and republicanism
cculd act the part that Brice, Gorman,
Camden, Smith and Hill have acted. It Is
republicanism over again to make conces
sions to glass, iron ore, co"ilr9 lid cuffs
and poitery tiie price of senatorial voles.
These gentlemen have placed a few
private beneficiaries above the general
pledge of the party, abovo the principle of
tax reform and above the will of the
majorlty'of democrats in their own sta'es.
Henceforth tbe .democratic party cm owe
tbemoo consideration. Henceforth they
cannot justly assume to exert an influence
on the course of the'party. Their view of
the tariff is the republican view.
The Wilson bill has been doctored by
these senators. If they bad wrought their
entire will it would have corns from the
committee just as bad as to the schedules
in which they were interested as any re
publican bill.
The purity of democratic principle and
the integrity of democratic policy must be
preserved by the West and South or must
fail altogether.
Tbe past month has put beyond a com
promlsejthe nomination of a Western nun
in 180C. West and south control the dem
ocratic caucus and must control the demo
cratic patronage and veto. The party can
not fulfill the expectations of the people
unless tbe real; democrats formulate and
control the important measures of the
party policy.
II II 1IEKMANVS I'AMl'AIUK.
As Hermann Is booming himself fur con
gross nnd sending men all over the district,
begging for hit nomination, and endeavor
ing to set up county conventions in tils in
terest, the following letter written by hlra
to It B Miller, four years ago, shows how
honorably he kept his promise, an! Iiow
much his wird Is worth.
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN DEI-UK-DATION
CLAIMS.
House of Renresentutivts U S:
Washington D C. March std I'iSoo.
Hon II 1) Miller,
My esteemed File-nd: Your kind and
welcome favor is just at hand, I be to
express to you my earnest appeciation for
the generous words you rile as to my
prubahle lenomlnation. I need not conceal
from you mv great t'esire to he honored
once again with the voleoljosepbine County
in State convention. Should I he honored
with another term. I shall step down and
out and give way, I hope, to some Mend,
earnest and energetic as yourself. Sincere
ly yours, - Uixct'K IIkrmann
Don't the people of Orcgcn want a
change? ! they think a man occupying
he pohltton tlmt Mr Hermann docs, who
will deliberately hctrny tits wiltten contrail
and agreement, and rcupdiatc his most sol
emn promi'e, u a lit man to represent
them in congre-s? Koseburg Review.
When a man who has left the demo
cratic party and juitted the populUU offers
us n reason for his course that he is still a
democrat in prituip'e, nnd that ho still
stands on the platform of democratic prin
ciples, let him tie asked when was it that
the subireamiry scheme now advocated by
populists was a part of tho democratic
creed ? Pr when was it that it was demo
cratic doctrine to iue millions upon mill
ions of fiat pa vr money to loan to men
who have landed csta'es? When was it
tlemocralie diictrine that the government
should issue fiat paper mciiey !o buy the
railroads, telegraphic nnd telephone line
of the country V l'tidge: Any man who half
way understands lumselt would know at
the very suggestion that no uch schemes
cculd ever find a place In a democratic
platform.
'I he leader of the April Forum will be a
candid, and Impartial, though frank ncd
sharp, review of the first year of Mr Cleve
land's Administration, and of Democrat!0
control of the Government. The writer
iinonymou, but is so platnspoken that the
article will doubtless provoke widespread
discussion and comment.
tlrrur? c? xi.t.imeril for t i.tarrli that
ci1," i 1 HVrrurj,
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, , w. t!-." wli.c,,. syHtcin
' th.Vl.l.'.l tllv' UHlliMlS Rtirfii.vt.
. Iji Pi vi he used -.-, jt on
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I i ; r. f. ;.! 1 th no.! Ten
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t n --t' . - n r , ir. -;i r!i.m. II..,, 'i, (Ml.irtli
,'iir., l-..:il,ufv Inn d !'V K. .1 . In lo'V Ai t
'fill, !, (I. . cc 'i'n ns in' nu ri iiri . anil is tjikt a
inli rmillr, si t'liff iliro, t!y ti'ill 111, t'it,il at,d
ni'IC'tiis -iirtst cscf 1 ,i -t mi. Ill lil viok 11:1' I 's
I'jl.irrh 'lire ie siit mi rr-'t the s rrn ino. It is
tnki n itjl' rtiitl'r :.iii! It n Me In T-'i ti, Ohio,
rv I'. .1,1 i!,'l,t A I '-.. '!', .KmoiiilN tre.'.
4tjr Boid by irujlsts. rmis 1. Jir bvttt;.
KREEUOM Of TR.VUE A KIQUT.
Unwittingly the New York Ttlbune has
started out among tesdi.ig votes a free trade
message from Benjamin Franklin which, lile
each of I'oor Kichsrd's proverbs, is better
than a sermon.
The Tribune named Franklin in its list of
protectionist!, Horace Kenney of Ameri
can Industries immediately pointed to
Franklin's pamphlet on trs'e, and to one of
his letters, written in 1787, in which the
sage said: "Freedom of commerce Is the
right of ail manktned"
t-othe Tribune has fired a shot which
strikes protection in a vital spot on the re
bound. Freedom of commerce Is a right.
It is a possession of the citizen, born with
him, and not to be taken away without his
consent. Oaly by a subterfuge has the
right been taken away. Only by calling the
bills revenue measures have the prottc ion-
Ists ever brought their schemes within the
permission of the Constitution.
The Tribune has helped to brush away
the cobwebs. When tbe peopl: understand
tbat freedom o buy and sell is not only a
profit, but a light, Ue tberight to select an
employment and seek a home, they will feel
the Indignity put upon them by legislators
who become the agents of monopoly Inter
ests seeking to restrict and control trade
I.OCIIKPN AMI) IllS CRITICS .
Pension Commissioner Lochrca has once
more unhorsed the rattle-pated demagogue
from Massachusetts. His replies to his
critics are always skilful and convincing,
while they often place his assailant in the
embarraselngtpositlon that come from be
ing exposed In falsehood.
Judge Lochren, however, Is not called
upon to make these replies. He should
not permit himself to be placsd on the do
fense. His record is known, and It Is
worthy of respect and'even of admiration.
The countryknows that he ia devoting his
ttrne, his energies, and his abilities to its ser
vice. Ills assailants are either pension
harks or demagogues who seek the votes
of the fraud! who are robbing the soldier
whom Commissioner Lochren is protecting,
or of the thoughtless whom they can dupe-
It the Commissioner attends to his task
of weeding out of the pension list the kind
of mon whom Congressman Morso, of Mas
sachusetts, champions, he will grow in pop
ularity with toe veterans who want their
pension-roll to be a real roll of honor.
VTKTII COFISlDERIXa
Will Si Stark, IK leweler-
If yon want a fine smoke call for Joseph.s
white labor oigara,
The bestjroast oofloe in the mty at Com ad
rtfuyer
Hodges & Mef'anana, :h leading drufc
tore, Albany, d.
Will & Stark's large line of stiver war
has created a great deal of talk.
JV.ronize home industry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by lu'ius Joreph.
See the New Improved Singer sewing m
chine. The belt is always the chpopest.
W Sawdcn, agent , OlIicatKM French
ewelry storo
J13 OIH B
the hills." and
never cxcell
ctl. " Trial
anil proven"
in tho verdict
o f million?.
Simmotu
Liver llogu
l.vtor is th
'only Liver
anl Kidury
lncilieino to
which you
can i!;i your
(With for a
euro. A
mi Kl Lan
tivc, n n il
I'Uivlv vci;
ct.iblc, act
in;; ilh'iviiy
on tho Liver
y 11 d Kiii-
ban
Pills
iioy.-s. Try it.
Soil ly nil
Pi iic-t-ists in Liijttiiljorin ro'wilov
t' 1 e t;.l; n ,lry urmnJo inton tc.v.
The King f .rrr Mc.llt Inrs.
"I ici' it-i'd v.nirsiriirii.'tisl.lvcr It, '-tt-lulu-mi
l en -ci,'titi,niiv ,v It iMthe
Kllitnf li,T liictii in, I ,-,,111,1, .r I) u
Jiltllicni'i-lli'-l 111 llM'If. ciKm S". JACH'
eo-(, i'atimia, Vusliiu,;tt,ii.
i-KVr.ItS PACKAOi;-
Hie B 8tm- In Kd at Wrnpia,
u. 11. hvuk. w. H.mNmxcER. n.11. jamf.i
ALBANY FORNIW CO.,
INCOPORATBTJ
fialtiinore r.Iwk. . . Albany, Ore.
Furniture
coui'!i't.'liin of
UMEKTAKISG
in nil iU lT.imli,s,
EMBALMING niaiiy.
Ciim i.cc u ri tr ;'ril bJ CaLipooU
AV3TITIV1.S11.-A
Bettet
HIGH LIVING,
if you keep at it, is
apt to tell upon the
liver. The things
to prevent this are
Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. Take
one of these little
Pellets for a correc
tive or gentle laxa
tive three for a
cathartic. They're
the smallest, easiest
to take, pleasantest
and most natural in
the way they act.
They do permanent
good. Constipation,
Indigestion. Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Head
ache, and all derangements of
tne liver, stomach, and bowels,
are prevented, relieved, and
cured.
They're guaranteed to give
satisfaction in every case, or
your money is returned.
The worst cases of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, yield to
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
So certain is it that its mak-
ers offer $500 reward for an
incurable case.
Star Bakerj
rorRroadsslbln and Firm HI
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
sued Frails, Cannes Men' .
V.tusjstare,' Queens wart
"rled Fruit. Vegetables,
Tobacco, Cigars
NfiKar, Npices,
t'oflec. Tea,
Et Cte.,
tac ver)-thia; that is kept in a grener
virility and pocery storo, llighest
markot price paid for
KINDS OP PRODUCE
WANTED
At the store formerly" owned
Allen Bros..
BUTTER,
EGGS,
LARD,
BACON,
and CHOICE APPLES,
for which I will pay the best cash pnw
0 F RAMP !
WaliVPaper,
Jrii(jt-i, JLaint, OUn
1 , ICtc
.1. A. Ciiiiiining
ALBIKY, CEEGO
I)r II E nccrs. Or O K Bcc
Physician sand burgeons
Special ottcntitn given to diseases o
women, lion's 10 to 1 2 A M, 1 to 4 and
7 10 S P M. Olllccs and residence Hlum-
bcri! Hulldlng, First Street, between Lvon
and Klswcrtli,
rn. Dr. l nMemcu-W nllnr
Tb N-IM CUInoTatit rrl Life UrtsttT. Ifl now
heir, nil ran f-unl at her riiMiVm-, ve -t Ami
u l.mkMli . Mie iciu alosiit all nMwtn. rag
rrcwnt ainl fiitarr; love tnQtU, alciit (t.lti'ajil
DUinjf. lou otn hear Ironi four tltad iteLJl.
Street Railway Time Card
The car will leave corner of First anJ
asiilr gton treet I followr :
7:40 a m for i-euanon train,
S:U " " Orphan' Home.
11:5a " ' iSoo.i train poni north.
u:i5 p m for n.xin train truing ; south,
1 ' ' Lebanon train.
1.30 " 'Jipl'-ins Home,
i
0:55 ' ' Overland train froing south.
Kot Orphan' Home on Sunday car will
It'-ive at 2 : j 3 :,i j and 4 .30 p m
The car will also meet all Incoming
'rainion Hie Oregon Vacirlc railroad.
C G HlRKHART
FOMILLER S IRVING
Undertakers nnd - Embnliiiers.
r c TV KJ, EP crnslntl5 on hand a full line of metallc, cloth and wood caskets u
W coffin. AUo buii?rob.s and suits, in hrc.dclolh. ...ir.,c,l nr,..r
which will be old at
Tbe Lowest Using Profit.
EMBALMING nd the p"percre ' lhe de,d ,rtclaltJ'-
NO EXTRA CKARCt FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
I MEAN BUSINESS.
Will sell all crcckerv ware and holiday goods al
COST- Here are some prices: Lamps, worth
50c for 25 cents; lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00.
cupsnd Eaucers 'o to 10 cents a set; pla'es, 40 cents pei
set. 'Everything else ia proportion.
Call on me and you will not be deceived.
J. Gradwohl,
NEW : FURNITURE,
M
Y STORE iS NOW FULL OF FIRST
of bed room'sets. chsirs, lounges, etc.,
BOTTOM
The Oregon JLand Co
Vltn its home office al
SA.0.E3n- - - - OE.liiC-0. T
uie Gray Block, corner Liberty and State street, branch effice In PorUano
'C
M"A.KES a specialty of Sunnyside'ruit tracts near Salem,
"JL Will sell 5, 10 or 20
ere small cash payment
or particulas.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
.1. JOSKIPII,
, (7?) .
I.K lIS rifOTOGUAPIIEUS,
Stationery, Toilet Artij'es, Masioi
Instruments, Etc.
Hodps k McFailai,
The" Cornet Drugstore,". Aib.my,Qt
NOTICE! OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
-vroncE is 11F.RBBY r.ivrx that the t x.
. . ."Ui. .r."T'k.. i..i il
muntr t)r bcr nl Monnt n.l that Hi. I court has
. . is ..i.i.,t.nr.si If .nr. tt uul DiiAl ssii?ount
mt!orthe stttlf me nt ot ! .id .
Atumr 1 Admx. Atlnnnisftatrl
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
TVTOTICE IS IIKRKBT CIIVF.S THAT THE fS
Pi dtmikiicd Exriiltor t lhe l 'i I t,'
mnt M An,lr, It ,l,l. Jf.'i'J. ''V1 !"r "I
.unt in th elte of Aii.lrtw KM'. dmSKj
llh the cuntT iltrk ol I-inn r..in.ly. Ore-fn
tndthat Iheciiunty cvurt ol i I tann cjnMr, Mi
,i th. vnh .iy il ,
h..ur ot IntiVlock In th. !-. "I tal.l lv, siiA
th. cnittT court h..ii ti e Pl--. , '
.. . v-.pin of .,t.iti, i IfatiT I- fMd flntl t-
eoam sflil lli tettlmnl ot il ot.tt.
Pated r.hroaal S.h,
n 11 ll,m
J, mi R tt. n.
Altj l-T twtulfii.
Thin ur unv hair srul b.llJ ti'au. o
(llpletlni! to mnr pocple s rr.atk.ot
age, tnav be nvertrd lor a long time bv
ui:ig Hill's nir"Renewer.
HEARSE OR SERVICER
TEMPLE, - - OREGO,
- CLASS FURKli'URE.tCONSISTINO
which I will sell at
PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
acre lots at $50 to ?6Q per
long timo on .balance
Cabinet photos from $1.50104.00
per dozen. EnlatuinK pictures a
)1 specialty . irx3o crayon: framed
ot sxS and fc'.ercscopln views ot Or
egon.
FOR EXCHANGE.
We have ."0 acres if vtry choice surLur-
unn land, suital le for pUtinr, ad j lining the
city limits of TurtlaDil which we are offer
ing at the low pr.'co of one thousind (InDnra
per acre, subject to an inciimnraqce of $1':,-
(KH). modt all of whielilhaa two years to run,
lhe equity of VX), we will exchange for
improved farm land in the Vt ilUmette val
ley . ve will also exchange equity in some
very central prospective butinesa property,
laying good rental, for unincumbered farm
and. If you re on the trade write for full
particulars tn Loni it Ci'RRiK, 31 3i street
t'ortland Oregon.
c,)iAt Hi:r, n.n.,
Physician sml Surgeon, Office Vpsialrs nrcr Uie
Uank ot ilr, win.
Uciiil;iire. comer lOlh snd CalirooU St.
A RENTS MAKE FIVE DOLLARS .-,
dar selling the greatest kitchen uten
sil ever Invented. Retails fer thirty-rlve
cents. Two to six can be sold In everjr
house. Millions sold in this country alone.
Don't miss the greatest opportunity ever
known to make money, easily and qulcklv.
Sample sent, postage prepa'd for five cents.
McMakis & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
CTfl IH1 A wH,-rv paid to latiie.
F4 tl'XrVt snd Knt to sell t'te Rapid
ulsii aalior. W!hps and dries th.m
In two mintilea without welting th.
hands. No experience necessary : kpiI nt
iiht, reniKiicTit rrsition. AdiliM W
V Harrison A Lo., Clerk N"o. 14, Co.uin
ros, ubio.
1 1 Th ISH to HtnploT P frw ood
1 n.en to nalte f :.o to fioo a wntk soli,
inn our Uome Klwtric Motor ltun .w.
ins mae!iins. priming pressed, pu.iip,
etc. Evers-body buys them, Stea ly em!
plovment. Ksy nit nation ant ka
wae,-. Address W P Harris-.n Jt Co
Clerk So 14. Columbm, Ohio.
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICES
MADE l!Y
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
FOR THE
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTER
FAIR
RODMD TRIP TICKETS
GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
Albany to San Francisco
a JSVTD BETTJEN
$,2G,90
Inciuding FIVE Gate Tickets To
THE FAIR
EXCUBSIOS TRIPS.
From San Kranc.Bco lo other points In
jalifomia will be allowed purchaser! of
special Midwinter Fair ticket" at the fol
lowthg round trip rateg
To stations under 150 miles from San
Francisco, one and one-third one way
fare.
To stations 150 miles or more from Han
Francisco, one and one-fifth one way
fare.
For exact dates and full particulars, in
quire of C K Fronk, Agent at Albany, Or,
or address the undesigned.
Ricii'd Gray, T II Goodman.
Gen Traffic Man. Gen Passenger Agt.
San Frarrisco. Cal.
E P Rogers, Asm G F & 1 agent, port
land Or.
BEST WACHETI3
IMPROVEMENTS, Jg? SUSPENSORV
Will cure Wl'Iioot Mi!lfit'ifl all Hlw nn1f!ni trti
on rtantl.in o I ri, inrr frfe,ciipnf ( ot (D-'ifrrtlcn,
! ii'tu; el.i-tnl.iHD. iT fi.lOs. lusti-a, litf.nn rJt-ti.litT, 1f. f,.
It-ioii", Imsiur, 1 1 eiirn:.tf-m. fclrltip, liter aai Mnddtr
foCicUlcli. .j- hficli. luml.iFo. ari:L'i, itfDtral ill lirilth,
tl?, T !i'i:p L"it eoiitilix V7iiiIi rial irai n.iraiault n r
ail -ilhcrt, itttj (fivoti n nir,vutlUI U latUntlr Itlt tir Hit
Kfirtr or rr forfi-lt io.lltil). ar.-l will Cnn alt of IFrV'.otl
rly,.- cr n TLt.'Ku.i.U '.tivo tiern curpj hj tl tt .jir-
rt..t.rl. utiil
rr.t.tw..n tff7r- .1 mr.ii,m n: t n it ai.i. hki.i'h
iifai'ii n:i.i vnuroui trr-tmt'-.t.t 4HN i kkMinGtitobil Itttt.
Keuil for HLuitia:;.l I'anii lilut. n.aileJ, Maitd, frtft i I !ru
IJL1ICTKIO CO.,
g'-'- . PORTLAND. 0DE.
cissoiuncH KrncE,
Tire prtnrnhip hreMoro ctihtlri a.
doin, a liUckj-inTtiiing hufineH under .
name ofC.amcr fe Uo vmnn in ilialvni ?
mutual coofnt Miin day. Al! claims Ouo
the firm or nwini; ly it will l e sttthd by
tno uiu nrni a: tuo shop on Second strpot
between F,,rrv iind WBtI.ii...tn Ufr
Cramer retire ai.d Mr IVvtrnn nil! con-
tin.l(ri,uiitier!, t.Vliruary lf 1S'.)4,
CkamkrA: Howman.
aKQar,
An airrcettble Laxative and Kebti ToNirt
i'Si?.1!'''11'1'1"3 or wt by mail. 20.,(W
finCI tl-OOpcr packngo. Pnmples free,
ITft Wni The Tavorlto tTB MOTH
JKaVV iortbo'i'ccthaadiircath,si9
-F?rS:,.'?,S?:'jn PlW.Cai"
,t,?,!Ji-ll.".oh Catarrh Jlemctly Is thij first
xnetliflne I have ever an mid that would do rfib
oysood." 1'ricofOcts. SoldbyCruggittl,
tm SHILOH'S cure:
LJ 5R,!.AT Cpvanjymt pronptlyetrsl
yhcroallotliers fail. For Consumption It has
5'V1; has cured thcu-aocla, ami will crna
sorj.lf taken Is Umo. frlUcti.9cUtl.0
5 DOLLARS
to ppp rAV
Easily Made.
VTe want many ran, w. mn, br.TH, and plrli,)''
work ros a fewliours d.1Uy, rjvlit innndftPS'
ttit-irown hoiae. Tho tunv'.s raty.iln't'
strirtlyhotirablc, nnj pays Itotlt-r tlina aryoi!i-T
oilVreJ ntrcntri. You have i clr.ir UciJ a"t.J "
comiw i.'.ion. ETFtt-rimce u-l fccfal attlity m
nci-Mry. Xo cspltal r-iuim1. We eqrlp
wi:h evrrtliiiic that too need, Wat yon
ami Mp yea to earn trn tiov erwtafy w.ifc
Women ilo ai will a men, airf boyt and git
m:ike gon, ps.y. Any on, anywhwe. ean do t
-rk. A 11 aucza tl wl-.o foUmr our nlala and in
I'le direjtion. irnfrt nor will nrtlf tli?
TH a pivat dfii ct runner. Kverythn(j H w-v
ami in great drmauJ. Write for our iBmr?.V
rireular, and irrpivr fult iLVurmatloc rn
ELEOIp0 BELT
W HSU. FOB A C&M- it WILL-fJOT-cun. SU
dn if jq9 toDclude no t o a Vitb tl '
Georce Stinsom&Co
Box 453,
PORTLAND, MA!ME