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prohibiting the confirmation of
Rspublicas. Ccra.R'&y CdRVdntion.
E. O. HYDE,
mortgage sale, unless such sale shall I A republican convention f.>r Linn |
equal 66 per cent, of the assessed.
•«PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEONS
county is called to meet at the I
y
A resolution thanking the people I court house in Albany, Oregon,»
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
SCIO, OREGON.
of Oregon City for their hospitality I on Wednesday, March 30, 189-¿,
T. L. DUGGER,
at 10 o’clock a . m ., for tin* imr-
—THÈ—
BSTMedical Examiner for A. O.U.
and the officers of the eon vention for uose of nominating candidates for
W. and New York Life.
IS THE CITY OF
their earnest wor... was passed, and county officers, to elect- ten (Hl)
ICIO,
CO., OREGON.
delegates to the State conven­
the convention adjourned.
tion to be held in Portland, Oregnii,
T. J. CLAXTON,
ripAfilT’l
on Wednesday April 6. 1892, and to]
The Oregonian in a short article • transact such other business us may
pa
TER MM I
■AND-----
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
properly
come before the convention.
con
lemn.s
the
action
of
various
com-
:
?er annum, invariably in ailvtlncc.......*2 00
The primary meetings will be held
iixmonths,
“
. “
“
>.u... 100 punies of the national guard in act* ,
at the usual places of voting in the
Will furnish plans, estimates, etc.,
Advertising rates at fair, living rates,tb b'c ing as an escort of David B. Hili , several precincts on -Friday, March
for buildings upon application. All
paid monthly.
; beginning at 1 o’clock p. m . The
i rausieiit advertiseinents must bo paid for in southern cities during his tour 25,
work done at lowest rates, good
when the order is given for their insertion.
through the south. It very justly i convention will consist of 90 dele«-
workmanship considered.
and the several precincts are
fiSyLeave orders at City Restaurant.
says: Telegraphic accounts of Sena- gates,
■ entitled
to delegates as follows :
tor David B. Hill’s recent visit to ' Albany ;4 Central Aibahy 4; East ALBANY, OREGON
FIRST IN THE FI El D.
Albany
4; Franklin Butte 2; Jordan
southern cities have here and there
Scientific American
: North Harrisburg 2: Orleans 4;
The people’s party held their state spoken <>f companies of the national •2;
Rock Creek 2; Sweet Home 4; Santi-1
Agency for
convention at Oregon City Wednes guard acting as an escort to him. . am 3; Shelburn 2; South Browns­
day anil Thursday of last. week. This is a highly improper proceed- ' ville 4; South Lebanon 4; Waterloo
ing. ’There should not be the slight- ; 3; Center 2; Crawfordsville 2; Fox
Over sixty delegates were In attend­
est taint of politics attached to the Valley 2; Halsey 7; North brown-s-
ance. The leading features of the
ville 4; North Lebanon 4; Price 4;
national guard. Senator Hill was , Shedd
4: Sodaville 3; Scio 2; Syra*
platform are as follows!
CAVEATS,
upon a purely political campaign <
2; South Harrisburg 3i Tangent-
TRADE MARKS;
It demands a direct loan by the tour, and it was the extreme of bad ruse
DESICN PATENTS
; West Albany 4.
3;
COPYRIGHTS, etc.
government at 2 per cent; the free taste for national guard organiza­ The same being one delegate for
For information and free Handbook write W
twenty votes cast for congress»
MUNN & CO., 361 B roadway , N ew Y ork .
and unlimited coinage of silver; the tions, as such, to act- as his escort. every
1
Oldest burdau. for securing patents in America.
at the last election, and for eve- 1
Every patent taken out by us is brought before
increase of circulating medium to As individuals, the members had a man
the publio by a notice given free of charge in the
rv fraction over ten a'n additional
$50 per capita; postal sayings banks; right to greet Mr. Hill as cordially delegate.,
,
W. M. K etchum ,
Chairman,
no alien land owners; corporation as they might choose, for that is the F. M. MtLLgH,
Secretary.
Largest circuiatibfi of any scientific paper in the
ownership resfHclW'tTT The aetuitr privilege of everycit'izèhFbutasa-
World. Splendidly illustrated. No intelliger
man should be without it. Weeklv, S3.OO
land used; the government owner­ national guard organization, they .
Republican State Convention.
rear; $1.50 six months». Address MtJNN & CO
PUBLiSHfiRS, 361 Broadway« New York.
ship of railloads; the'abolishment of should not take part in any kind of
HAS IN j STOCK FOR THE
the railroad commission and a maxi political demonstration. In the ser­ A republican convention for, the
vice
in
northern
states'
where
the
;
state of Oregon is called to meet in
mum rate reducing rates one-third;
Dye Stuffs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Toilet Articles,
the citv of Portland on Wednesday,
the government ownership of tele­ men are divided between both polit­ the 6th day of April, 1892, at 11|
< Varieties of Druggists’ Sundries.
ical parties, polities are rigidly ex­
graph and telephone lines; the im­ cluded, and it should be the same in o’clock A. M., for the purpose of nom-1
ina ting candidates for the office of J
provement of the Columbia river by thé south, even if every member of supreme
Wall Paper in All the Latest Styles. Pictures
judge, two congressmen,
building a parallel railroad, to be op­ a company be of the sattie political presidential electors, members of the
-----OF-
Frained to Order.
erated by the government; the only faith. It is not a mere matter of state hoard of equalization and other
and to transact- such |
taxes for the support of the govern­ good taste, but one of vital import­ district-officers,
other business as may properly come j
ment the 2 per cent, on loans by the ance to the national guard, that the before the convention. The conven­
^^»P rescriptions carefully compounded
government and the graduated land idea of politics in any respect should tion will consist of 233 delegates
—«Has the Largest Stock of—
among the different counties as fol­
tax; no exemption for indebtedness not enter into its management. The lows:
national
guard
is
maintained
as
a
Baker 6, Beaton 9, Clackamas 10,
Without a corresponding rendering
10, Columbia 5, Coos 6, Crook
of taxable credit; liquor sold by a bulwark of the law, to be called upon Clatsop
3, Curry 3, Douglas 9, Gilliam 4,
state agent and not drank within GO to maintain peace and order under Grant 5, Harney 4, Jackson 7, Jose­
all circumstances, and as peace may
feet of the purchase place; no license well be threatened at any time phine 5, Klamath 3, Lake 3, Laue 11,
10, Malheur 3, Marion 14,Mult»
by the national government; equal through political dissentions.no man Linn
nomah 43, Morrow 4, Polk 6, Sher­
suffrage; anti-Chinese; the state to should be a member of the guard man 3, Tillamook 4, Umatilla 9,
publish the school books; county offi­ who does not- at-all times stand ready Union 10, Wallowa 4.Wasco 6,Wash­
8, Yamhill 8.
cers restricted to salary; eight hours to perform his’duty and suppress ington
The committee recommend that
per day labor in factories, mines and disorder and defiance of law, even the county conventions be held on Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and
Ever shown in the Willamette Val­
shops; against Pinkerton detectives;, when his own political party is the Saturday, March 26; unless other­ Shoes. Hats and Caps, Over­
ley. Remember he has the
wise ordered by the proper county
only exclusive
against the Nicaragua canal, unless guilty of illegal conduct. No guards­ committees.
shirts,
Dress
Shirts,
Under­
JAMES LOTN,
owned by the government and oper man can be in the proper frame of
wear, Ties,Scarfs, Socks,
F.
A.
M
oore
,
Chairman.
.
mind
to
discharge
his
duty
under
ated at cost; the direct vote for al!
DRY GOODS HOUSE
Secretary.
Gloves, Tiunks, Va-
officers; the issue of legal tender such circumstances if he permit his
. Uses, Umbrellas,
Convention Called..
notes, and pay Union soldiers for political enthusiasm to carry him to
In Albany and sells at the lowest
the extent of participating as a
possible rates.
Gum C'oa.ts,
loss occasioned .by depreciated cur- guardsman in a political demonstra­
state
A democratic
...........................
. convention
........
will ha held in the city of Portland,
Blank
­
rency.
tion. If Mr. Hill should be elected Oregon, April 19, 1892, at 10 o’clock
LADIES
WEAR.
SUPREME JUDGE,
ets,
president and should visit any par. a. m., for the purpose of placing i’n
A specialty. Mail orders promptly
Dunham Wright.
of the country, it would be proper nomination two candidates for con­
attended to.
gress;
one
supreme
judge;
one
can
­
CONGRESSMEN,
and highly desirable that the na­ didatein each judicial district for
1st dist— ■
tional guard should receive him Icicuit judge anil prosecuting attor­
TU F. READ
M. V. Roork. .
with military honors as the chief ney, to be voted for at the coming
election, and such other‘busi­
2nd dist—
executive of the nation, but until Juno
ness as may prope.tiy come before
— j. C. Luce.
then it is equally improper, and this said convention. The various coun­
ALBANY, OREGON
would be just as much so wcre-it ties are entitled to representation in
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
shöeS; Jumpers,
some other prominent politician, re­ said convention as follows: Baker 7,
1st—
Benton 9, Clackamas 11, Clatsop 8
gardless
of
the
party
to
which
he
Blouses,
Handker-
Ira Wakefield, judge.
Columbia 3, Coos 5, Crook 7. Curry 2
might belong. The regular army Douglas 11, Gilliam 4, Grant 5, Har­
chiefs,. Overalls, Jeans.
W. G. Edwards, attorney.
would not be permitted to partici­ ney 4, Jackson 11, Josephine 5, Kia
2nd—
All who are suffering from the ef­
Leather Coats, Linen Cuffs
math 3, Lake 3, Lane 13, Linn 1G.
nor
pate
in
such
a
demonstration,
JEFFERSON, OREGON,
G. B. Edmunds, judge.
fects of Youthful Errors, Loss of
Malheur
3,
Marion
15,
Morrow
5,,
and
Collars;-Celluloid Cuffs and
should thé national guard.
S. M. Steiiiaker, atty.
Multnomah 42, Polk 9, Sherman 2,
Manhood, Failing Powers, Gonorrh­
Collars,
Jewelry,
Cravats,
Etc.,
Etc.
DEALER
IN
AND MANUFACTURER
Tillamook 3, Umatilla 15, Union 15,
oea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis and
8d—
'• For many years the hop fields of Wallowa 1, Washington 8, Wasco 9,
J. F. Hendrex, judge.
the many troubles which are the ef­
Yamhill 8, total 2G5
Oregon
and
Washington
were
en
­
E. H. Denton, atty.
fects of these terrible disorders will Pine Saniate and ¥eam Sa-mess, Saddles, Kliipg and, ”11 Kinds
By order of the democratic state
tirely. free from insects pests, and central committee. B. G oldsmith ,
receive, free of charge, full direc­
4th—
Goods Usually Kept in a First Glass Harness Kliop.
A.N oltneb ,
Chairman.
the hop growers have ascribed it to
tions how to treat and cure them­
D. Priestly, civil judge.
Secretary.
the climate and soil. Boom liters»
M. F. Currin, criminal judge.
selves at home by writing to the
California Medical and Surgical -In­
D. W. Butler, atty.
ture boldly asserted that pests would .:
A. W. CAREY.
firmary, 1020J Market Street, San
5th—
never overrun the hop yards of this L. A. RIES.
Francisco, California.
H. B. Luce, judge.
favored region as they, do those of
W. H. Walker, atty.
New York and Wisconsin. But this
The
above
Nnes
are
for
either"
6th—
FARMERS HOTEI
fancied immunity was a delusion.
William Gun, judge.
MRS. WM. BILYEU, P rop .
The hop louse and other pests have ‘
Gerald Griffith, atty.
put in their appearance, and the
i
South Side of Bridge, Scio, Oregon
7th—
time for indulging in fancied securi­
J. Mitchell, judge.
ty has passed. The utmost vigor
Having again assumed charge of
T. P. Steiner, atty.
OB BOYS,
this popular house, I have renovated
ALBANY, OREGON.
must be used by growers to fight
Presidential Electors—
and refurnished it throughout, and
And
in
kinds,
and
Styles
too
many
these
pests
and
keep
their
ravages
N. Pierce, W. IL Galvani, W. G.
am now better prepared than ever to
tomention. There is quan­
entertain the traveling public. My
down to a minimum, for their com­ Cor First ind Washington Streets.
Burleigh, S. H. Holt.
tables are always well supplied.
Delegates to National Convention — plete extermination cannot be ex­
tity, quality and variety
Board by the day, week or month.
—DEALERS IN------
J Green, Mis S G Keenan, Joseph pected. Excellent as is our climate
Special accommodations for com­
enough for all. For prices,
Waldrop, W Hoffman, W A Sam for the production of hops and fru'it
mercial men.
and
ask any of the thousands
pie, John Bryant, Carl Tupper, J it is folly to assume that it will pro­
AT-------
Who have purchased from
W Marksburg.
tect the vines and trees from the at­
us this Fall.
The convention claims that the tack of insects. ' Indeed it is ques­
people’s party will carry Coos, Jack- tionable if its very, mildness be not
son and Josephine counties,with pos ■favorable to the increased propaga­ ßSFC'all and see us^W
sibly Linn and Lane. A state execu­ tion of noxious insect life,and added
tive committee of one member from vigilance be rendered necessary on
THE EVER POPULAR
each county is to manage the inter­ that account. . Whether this be true
Our Tailoring Department contains
7 Our goods are warranted to be strictly first-class and will bo sold at
ests of the party during the cam­ or not, it is certain that insect- pests
prices in keeping with the times. Give us a trial.
-the rnqs^attractive stock of .
paign, also to have rooms and direct have invaded our orchards and hop
pants ajjdBst patterns ever
MUNKERS BROS.
the action of members of the legisla­ yards, and will doubtless in time in­
shownFRerb,/ind all work Is
ture, who will be pledged to obey its vade our wheat fields. That eternal
guaranteed.f
instructions. The following resolu­ vigilance, which is the price of lib­
tions were adopted!
erty, must also in future be the price
Resolved, That We adopt the re­ the agriculturist must pay for pros­
■OF—.
Buggies, • Carts, Hack's, Wagons,
ferendum and iniative to wit: Thai perity in his business.—Oregonian.
all laws shall be submitted to the
Farm Implements, Paints
people for their rejection or approval
T.
L,
WALLACE
&
CO.
Lord Saul sherry has refused to ex­
and Oils,' and all kinds ot
TOGETHER WITH THE
, and that the people shall have an tend the modus viviendi protecting
equal right with the legislatures and the seal fisheries, while the question
congress to initiate measures for en­ is open between the English govern­
ALBANY, OREGON.
SPORTING GOODS
actment into law, and .that they shall ment and the United States. His
AND CUTLERY.
have the right to recall their legisla- action is, to say the least, discourte
lators and congressmen for cause.
ous to this government, and may Has removed to the neat and com'
T want it distinctly understood that
Resolved, That- our 9,1)00,000 farm lead to serious complications before modious building on the corner
of First and Broadalbin
WILL BE SENT TO ANY AD
You can buy goods from me
hiortgages, the condition of the the dispute between the countries is
Streets, opposite S. E.
thousands of unemployed and of the finally settled.
NOO3LHO ‘ANVUTV
as cheap as you can buy
Young’s Store, where
World’s starving millions shall be to
they are giving
them in Albany.
ns both a warning and a spur to un- The Marion County Democrat,Vol
. lii ing, united action.
1, No. 1, E. H. Flagg editor, is o
W hereas , This convention is our table. It is an eight page, 6 col I
B. F, CONNER
composed of wealth producers,there­ umn journal, well edifed and has a
The Rural Northwest is a Iff page semi monthly p
-ClNv—
. Get your bill. heads, letter heads
Garden and Stock interests. Rem
fore, be it
neat typographical appearance. We
the Northwest free you must p:
and statements printed at the P ress
Resolved, That we recognize in
cheerfully
extend
the
customary
m mey power of the world the com­
i job office. We can suit you.
—THE—
mon enemy of all wealth producers,- journalistic courtesy to the Demo­
Than ever. They are now receiving
regardless of nationality; that we crat and wish it success.
i their spring stòck, and can furnish
recognize the universal brotherhood
with any style of a suit you may
Is the official organ of the State Departmen t ot
-ÜHX-----
Ex-President Grover Cleveland you
Public Instruction. The Journal is a monthly
wish. Also a large line of furnish
Of humanity and extend our hearty
magazine devoted to School and Home Educa­
tion; therefore, it is indispensable to teachers,. I
sympathy to the downtrodden mass­ has expressed himself, through a ing goods, hats, boots and shoes,etc.,
etc.
Don’t buy before looking
I and invaluable to the friends of education in
letter,
as
willing
to
accept
the
presi
­
es ot every nation in their struggle
general. Price—$1.00per annum: five or more
through their immense stock. A
copies 80 cents each; sample copies 10 cents. Is complete in every partii
dential nomination if tendered to word to the wise is sufficient.
for better eondltioiis,
Address,
J, B. HORNEBj Proprietor,
our
Albany. Oregon.
T. L. WALLACE & CO.
Resolved, That we deiiiand a law him,
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RS
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South of Portland.
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