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Clerk—David Ind rows.
Recorder—W i Wright.
Treasurer—J 1Waters.
.School Superijendent—J H Jewett.
Assessor-—W «Deakins.
Surveyor—E TT Fisher.
Coroner—-Wni|?ort miller.
UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRATION.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
T. L. DUGGER,
ICIO,
LINN
CO.,
OREGON.
The startling news comes from
Europe that five hundred or more
continental emigrants propose toeni •
¡grate to the United States to escape
the “persecution»” Of the poli.ee.
Five hundred anarchists means five
hundred men who are too lazy to
work with their hands, whose only
stock in trade consists of revolution­
ary speeches, whose sole aim is to
live at the expense of somebody else.
If these fellows are permitted to
land in New York, or any other
American port, they will show tlieir
appreciation by denouncing Ameri
can laws and fomenting trouble in
the ranks of the wage workers.
They will spread their dangerous
doctrine among the lawless and ig­
norant foreigners in our large cities,
and may be instrumental in causing
another Haymarket tragedy. Thé
United States has always been an
asylum for the oppressed of all na­
tions. Millions of good men have
availed themselves of her liberal
immigration laws. ■ Most of them
have become good citizens and loyal
Am ericuns. A few, however^rfflve
returned good for evil. Instead of-
studying the constitution of their
adopted country, they cling to doe
trines inimical to all law. Instead of
championing the cause of liberty,
they advocate .Ucen.se. Such crea­
tures should be treated by the gen­
eral and state governments as out­
laws.
Heretofore these men have come
singly as individuals. They hid
nothing to say about their, peculiar
doctrines, and consequently could
not be refused admission by the com­
missioners of immigration. With
the five hundred revolutionists who
now talk about crossing the Atlantic
in a body, the case is different. To
allow them to set their feet upon
American soil would be a crime
against- freedom and liberty, and a
blot on American civilization.
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DEMOCRATIC, TICK:
For Representatives—M A Miller, A
Blevins, W P Elmore.
County Judge—Geo Humphrey.
Commissioner—Tlios F Miller.
Sheriff— C U Jackson.
Clerk—N P Payne.
Recorder—E E Davis.
Treasurer—Brice Wallace.
School Superin tendent—G F Russell.
Assessor—J E Michael.
Surveyor—E J O’Conner.
Coroner—Frank Farrell.
?E0?fc’S TICKE’
ALBANY
BREWING GOMP’Y
ALBANY OREGON,
For Representatives—II W Parker,
A M She 1 tonic D Steen.
County Judge»!! Bryant.
Commissioneri-ll B Miller.
Sheriff—G W Hunsaker.
The Albany Brewing Company’s
Clerk—J B D.<is.
beer is becoming celebrated through
Recorder—E ©ringer.
-»ut the state for its superiority, and
Treasurer—J<>Te Pearl.
Assessor—J Cgm.
the demand for it is rapidly increas-
School Superintendent—J R Geddes.
speeialty of
So.rveyor—Ja? V an derpool.
Coroner—Dr JarnswOEth.
A person would think, if what the
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
average calamity orator of the pres­
For Representatives—W W Rich­
ent day. says is true, that our country
ardson, M Acheson, V I-I Wigle.
Get your bi [heads, letter heads
is rapidly going to the demnition
County Judge—J N Duncan.
and statemen [printed at the P ress
Commissioner—John W Pugh.
bowwows and that political and
job office. W rcan suit you.
Sheriff—A A Kees.
financial ruin was staring us in the
face. While it is true that fabulous
fortunes have been and are being
accumulated, the condition of the
laboring man is much more tolerable
with us than in any other country.
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If this is not true, why do we find
■ laboring people emigrating from all
other civilized countries to.hiswhil *
-scarcely- an instance ca-n be cited
where a citizen of the United States
changes his nationality tothaitof any
BON’T
other country? If he goes to any
WASTE
of the countries of the old world,
Australia, Mexico or South America,
MONEY.
it, is either for pleasure or to embark
in the fields of speculation that are
sunposed to be in those countries,
never to better his condition as a
A LEADING
toiler, for the reason that beneath
the folds of the stars and stripes do
we find labor freer, better clothed,
better fed. better' paid, better edu­
cated and more comfortable altogeth
er than in any other country upon
TAILOR
which the sun shines. These desir­
MADE
able conditions are well known to
SUIT.
the toiling masses of the world at
large, and the great desideratum on
their part is to save enough from
MAKE
ANYBODY.
their scanty earnings to be able to
emigrate and better their condition,
and four out of nearly every five of
The Albany Democrat assails the Business Suits from $10 to $15. Fine Dress Suits from. $15 to $35. A dur­
them consider the dominions of
able Boy’s Suit for $1 50. A chance to win the: monkey with every
Uncle Sam the haven of peace, plen­ character of Judge Moore, candidate
suit. The monkey will be given away April 30.
ty and consequent happiness. Years on the republican ticket for supreme
ago it was thought wise to prohibit judge, in bold headlines and sends
us
a
marked
copy.
We
know
noth
­
the toiling hordes of Asia from over
crowding our labor markets with ing about the case cited by the dem­
B®"The I jargest Clothing dealers in the Willamette Valiev"®«
tlieir almost countless numbers that ocrat, but think that Judge Moore’s [ON corner ]
SEE WINDOW DISPDAY. .
[A lbany ,‘ oregon ]
action in breaking a will that de­
our free American labor might not frauded motherless girls of their
be degraded to their level. The rightful inheritance praiseworthy
paupers of European .:ountries can If the customary one dollar had been
no longer,by the aid of their govern given to each of the girls, the will
ments, become a burden upon us, could probably not have been bro­
and the day is not far distant when ken. Again Was his action praise­
our doors will be closed to the toiling worthy by performing the wishes of
masses of those countries as well. a stepfather who no doubt was exer­
“■Self—-preservation—is said to be the cising an undue influence over a dy­
first law of nature, and the preserva ing woman, at the same time know­
tion of the markets of this country, ing that the will he was making
would not stand a legal' test. The
the best there are in the world, for
ease cited seems to be one whore
our own labor, should be the policy7 “evil was done that good might re­
of our country. Time was when our sult.” The other side of the story
greatest need was population, that may be different from the Demo­
our wonderful resources might be crat’s version.
,
developed and out nation become
powerful. Hence the invitation ex­
The revenue laws of France are
tended to the downtrodden and op­ responsible- for some very queer
pressed of all nations to find beneath ( things, which to a foreigner seems
A prominent
our starry banner “life, liberty and almost incredible.
the pursuit of happiness” was wise Englishman, staying in one of the
on the part of our fathers. Bht the , many quiet and pretty villages on
, the Riviera, the garden of his tem­
day is at hand when this order of
porary home running down to the
things must be changed. In order sea, wished to vary his usual bed­
that our country should be prosper­ room tub by substituting salt water
ous, our toilers must be comfortable, 1 for fresh, and asked that a pailful be
happy and contented. To- accom­ fetched for him. To his intense
plish this is the paramount duty of ’ amazement- he learned that this
our law makers. Our industries are ' could not be done without special
protected so that cur laboring people > permission from the civil power,
are not compelled to compete with i There was the Mediterranean
the underpaid toilers of Europe; and I stretched broadly before his bedroom
it is the duty of our law makers to , window, countless miles from east to
. west,and away again toward Corsica
further protect American labor by
in the sooth, but not so much as a
prohibiting foreign laborers from pailful could be taken from it until
migrating to this- country and permission was granted by the may-
then becoming competitors in our 1 or. The tax on salt was at the root
-OF THE-
own labor markets. Our naturaliza­ ’ of this anomaly, and the stringent
tion laws should be so amended that 1 restriction was to prevent the na-
at- least none but the choicest and I tivos from boiling down sea water
least objectionable of these foreign­ - and making salt-for themselves.
ers could become citizens.
A correspondent over the signa­
ture of “Democrat” in Sunday’s Al­
Information received from South­
bany Herald ifiakes an attack by in­
eastern Oregon state that the past
sinuation upon Geo. Humphrey,cam.:
winter has been very favorable for
fidate for county judge ón the dem­
the cattle
tion. Stock men ha ve been stock I ng ocratic ticket. Now, while we are
their ranges with young cattle from not fighting Judge Humphrey’s bat­
California, ancl their herds are be­ tles, we think it proper to say that if
ginning to be as numerous as before “Democrat” knows anything against
the heavy less of the hard winter of the integrity and character of Judge
1889 and ’90. In Warner valley the Humphrey, he owes it as his duty to
cattle are now luxuriating on the the public to say so over his own
signature,-and not try to shirk the
sweet young grass.
responsibility, by hiding behind a
Suclf campaign
Thos. F. Miller’, candidate on the non-de-plume.
democratic ticket for commissioner, methods are unworthy and ate not
is one of our most substantial farm often indulged in by honorable men.-
Staple and Fancy
Largest. Stock under one roof in Oregon
South of Portland.
SAM’L E. YOUNG
SLOVENLY ERESS
MAN
OREGON,
JEFFERSON,
CLOTHES
A baseball and bat
with’ every suit,
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
WE ASPIRE TO BE THE
'Buggies, Carts, Hacks, Wagons,
Farm Implements, Paints
and Oils, and all kinds ot
SPORTING
THAT?
Get 15 lbs. of bine vitriol - for $1
Get 7 double rolls of wall paper for $1.
Get 5 gal. coal oil (you furnish can) for $1
That’s just what you can do at .
BI8 fi
GOODS
•AND CUTLERY.
GO.,
waht it distinctly understood that
You-can buy goods from me
asclieapas you can buy
them in Albany.
B. F. CONNER,
Scientific American
Agency for
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS,
bUo by a noticegiveñ free of oharge in the
ä “
should be without It.. Weak!
ta to the Afflicetd.
All who are suffering from the ef­
fects of Youthful Errors, Loss of
Manhood, Failing Powers, Gonorrh­
oea, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis and
the many troubles which are the ef­
fects of these terrible disorders will
receive, free of charge, full direc1
lions how to treat and cure them­
selves at home by writing to the
California Medical and Surgical In­
firmary, 10201 Market Street, San
Francisco, California.
F. E. SHAFER.
JEFFERSON, OREGON,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER/ OF
Fin3 taia^e and ¥eam Hamess, Saddle?, Yhipg and All Kinds
Goods Usually Kept in a F-l/gfi ©lass Hamess >Shsp,
AS LOW
U. HORHJÍ
ALBANY,
OREGON.
And Have th€.Sto^iu_-
ors, who if elected is broad minded
enough to see the needsand require­
ments of every section of the county
Irrespective of locality. While as
much can be said of his competitors
truthfully,our county finances would
be in competent- hands, so far as he
would be concerned.
A call lias been issued by the na­
tional silver coinriiittee for a eonven-
! tion to meet in Washington D. U. in
| the interests of free silver On the 26
and 27 of May, 1892. The call is ex­
tended to ail who earnestly favor the
immediate restoration of bi-metalic
coinage in the United States, and
each congressional district is re­
G. W. Hunèaker. candidate for quested to send two delegates and
Sheriff o’n the people party ticket, each state and territory two addi­
is a first class man in
' every fëspect, tional delegates at large. The farm­
ers alliar.ee, state grange, Patrons of
find most popular where' he is best Husbandry, Knights of Labor and
known. The vote i tlât
that, hé'
hé #
trill get ail other industrial organizations a
in June will be a stirgris#
stitwise* fö
ffe‘ fhahy invited to send one delegate each.
people,- especially to his Competi­
Subscribe for the P ress .-
tors,-
NEW
Í
CLOTHING
Made for 1892, in the County,
Crockery, Glassware, Wooden Ware
Etc. Highest market price pa
for country produce.- *
a ©A^fÀ&E FAINTER
Plain and Ornamental Paper Hanging/
Kalsomining and Graining.
PRICES REASONABLE AND SA'/lSFAUTION GUARANT?
¿ED.
^“Opposite Sehnieer’s liver.v stabk
LEAVE ORDERS AT THE SCIO IF
SCIO,
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zegon .
$2TJTiOiT.
Pn the honorable county mit . for
the State of Oregon for the county
of Linn:
We the nndersignerlj vouf peti-
ALBANY, OREG0Ñ.
ionereand legal voters of i.-'ox val
'ey, in Fox valley precinct, in Lin nr
Streets county, Oregon, respectfiillyask that
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„ license
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t liquor
be _>....
granted to Co)
Reed, to sell spirituous, vinous and
..... ........ than
malt liquors in less quantities
. ..................
..ecinctof
in said- precinct
of Fox
^ÏMP©K¥BB and BOMfiS^W one quart,
in < said
valley, lr
’■**■* county
“—*■• and state, for
•rm of Six months from th#
the term
•late ot issuing < of siiid license;
Frank Vaughn i Henry Wacket
Chris Blaikley
H F Bodeeker
D M Henson
I C II Bitzer
Hugh Berry__
H C Eloper
J
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