JANUARY 7, 1887.
.IT A WO TA SATIS.
The LIU prepared by the board of
commissioners on MWHment and taxa
tion and submitted to the GoTtrnor
soma tima ago will come up before tba
legialature to meet tbe iOtb ioit It
will ornate an almott endless amount of
dissuasion. Sao. 6 provides that tbe
County Aaaasaor aball nominate and by
and with the oonaent of tbe County
Court appoint a deputy County Assesa
or for the eereral tax district in tbe
eounty. i These tax districts are created
by the County Court in tbe same man
ner that road districts are created. Two
sin questions will arise on this sec
tion : One as to the advisability of
having deputy County Assesaors at all.
The. other aa to tbe propriety of ap
pointing or electing them. We believe
the proposition to have deputy or pre
sines Aeaeesors a wise one, in this that
It will result in bringing a large amount
of hidden taxable property to light.
We think these deputies should be
elected by the voters of thw tax district
and. that each deputy should be ex officio
Joetiee of the Peace. Tbe reasons for
this will suggest themselves to each
niesabsr of the legislature. Section 18,
which provides that no deductions aball
be allowed on account of indebtedness,
except where the tax payer haa an equal
amount of credits, will exoite a lively
discussion and will fail to secure a ma
jority of tbe legialature. We would
suggest that a provision be enacted
providing that after two years no de
ductions shall be allowed for indebted
ness. This would satisfy all and ulti
mately result in much beneSt to tbe
state. Sec 43 provides that railroads
shall pay taxes on the gross earnings.
This pro vision will also occasion much
debate. It wilt be difficult to harmon
ies pab!ic opinion and crystal ixe it in
tba form of a law upon this subject. If
this plan shall be adopted tba difficult
problem will be to fix the rate high
enough and not too high to do justice
to all other tax payers as well aa the
railroad corporation. Every member
of the legialature should approach tbia
subject of taxation fully determined to
do justice to ail alasses concerned. Tbe
farmer, the land owner) the capitalist,
tbe railroad and all other corporations
abonld be placed on a perfect equality
at to bearing the burdens of stste and
eounty government. No member rep
resenting any particular class of per
sons should seek by legislstion to im
pose any higher burdens upon other
classes than he is willing to impose
upon his own class. Sec 86, which
provides for the levying of one and :
halt mills for road purposes will mee
with some opposition, as many people
think each tax payer should be allowed
to work out his own lax by labor in
repairing roads. That provision mak
ing the County Treasurer tbe tax col
lector and making taxes payable at the
C junty neat will doubtless meet with
opposition strong enough to knock it
ont on the first round. Tsx payers do
not want to be required to travel so far
to pay their taxes, as msny would have
to do under this proposed law. The
great us t difficulty will be met in de
termining the manner of taxing rail
rends, insurance companies and other
corporations. The subject of assess
snont and taxation is a difficult one te
legislate upon. Every member of the
legislature should enter upon tbe work
fully divested of all preconceived opio
ions upon the subject and, with a set
purpose to legislate fairly as between
nil tax payers in the state, and in this
way, and only in this way, may they
be enabled to secure a successful
sent law.
TBB A. - 0. W. DEATH BATC
During the six months just ended
were sixteen deatba in the An-
Order of United Workmen in tbe
district embracing Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia, and $9 from
each member paid for tbe sixteen death
assessment!. Eight deaths occurred
in Oregon, five in Washington, and
three in British Columbis. Tbe mem
bership in this jurisdiction Is 3600, of
whom 2000 reside in Oregon.
Ilalsey
Cbaa. Valandingham was in Ha'sey
laat week.
Mr. Alec. Brandon spent the holi
days at tbe teaidenoe of his father,a few
muea distant fiom here.
Mr. George Black also spent tbe
holidays here, but haa returned to school
again.
Prof. W. I. R. found his dog which
haa been off on a wedding tour for tbe
laat three weeks. Got tired of his
journey and took up with a band of
abep.
Mr. George Cuningham and son are
erecting a mw blacksmith shop in
Haleey.
Rev. Wilson's nephew is now suffer
ibg greatly from consumption.
Prof. Campbell delivered a fine lec
ture on man last Saturdsy night, at
jrearrs ball.
Prof. W. I. Vawter.Miss Hayes and
George Ftnley returned to Eugene City
this week.
Mrs. F. Fields, of flalsey, is sick.
Dr. C. E. Fry visited Harrisbarg
this week.
Mr. 7. Hares left us for Aola,Ohio,
to go to school. He says that St. Paul
was the coldest place he atruck.
Y. E. 8.
Examine Wood in 's Extension tables. They
asa well go and tea them for yourself.
FRIDAY.
wan is iXTBaf aant.
Rennhiiesn nsnsrs aM uaradins be-
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fore the public some pretending foto
upon wnion way claim tnac tne rvepuo-
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Means, since coming into control oi tnci
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affairs of this state, have been far more
rr..l than f thm I
VBJIOIUI HUV4 wvuv&awsvw wsstmss) " " w w
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democrats wnen tney were in u"-
ty.aod that, therefore, the former are
far more worthy of confidence than the I
latter. The proper test of eeonomy to
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.PF.y vu . -a -
how much money tney appropriate.
Pursuing this oourse we find by refer-1
rinff to thn reoords that the last legisla-1
tmmm .kiK h,i a miiinrltv of Demo-
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crs, ihi IT 37
general appropriation um ooi,uoi.
Thore were special appropriations made
that year amounting to $42,435. 52, 1
.kink .ld,l tn tha 1357.719 91 makaa
... . . ,
f4UU.ioo.to aa tne sum wi o appro-
priauons maae ior toe iwo years ioi-
lowing. Now compare this showing I
ith tho appropriations made by the!
,1a Republican legialature tor me io
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Jw..o v.. .v..
ar eeeaton two years ago 108 awsnweaa-
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can legislature appropriated in the gen-1
ersl aunronriation bill the sum of t67S.-
132 23. T ien there were special ap-
,.ropriiUu ui.ua vu-v 7. u.v-.. .
iiin t t i:.;... t.i. I
o fuv,-M .n. u wiinvu i
our Republican friends found it necee-1
narr for ihir na.tv uurooaes to have albt of this great mistake of so many
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ca ueo session oi toiBgMiuni, wuivu
vuww 8 , ,
.11.1 Ihaip minm niimtiru-
tion amounted to $33,213.90, and then I
special appropriations amounted to!
$23,250. Now adding all these appro-
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priauon. made by a Repobhoan lagta-
lature we And it running up to me
enormoua figures of $875,913.13. una I
last Republican legislature appropriated
more than twice what the laat Demo-
I
crane legieuwure u,u. w w,WM.
candid people whether Republicana orl
Democrats to duly weigh tbe over-1
shadowing import of these figures. I
Thev are taken frow the record, and
ail
IV m iwiuiuo vi whiukiih m I
UL vuuiuirui iu aaaavs vi
true that the Republicans were more I
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saaMmiMl in the eznenditore of publiohhe eystem of school books and make
money than tbe Democrats, but tbe
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above figures ahow conclusively that
they are not, We thtnk it sale to asy
that Oregon baa never bad so profligate I
. . .. . t .
a legia.ature aa me present one oaa i
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been. xeaiaes irauae innumersutv i
were practiced against honest legislators
in attempting to secure wnoiesome
laaialation for the people, bv war of
f...i!n Kill, infriinina Arnina and
"
otherwiso mutilating others, so that
their effect as laws are the very anti-
nodes of what they were designed to be
bv their authors. No. there is very
little in tbe laU Republican legialature
of which any hooeat Republican can
...
prouo.
srmai stausv.
IW H A T,. q.n.r frnm fhi.
county, la mucn mtereateo in tne qua-
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tion oi aaaeasment ano taxauon, ana w
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industrious) y engaged in snaking prep- j
arationa to meat the expectations of bis
frienda in promoting tbe interests of
the people againat the cunning devices
of capitalists and their agents.
COBBESPOND1NOE
The Oa.pl taX
Not un.ike Albany ,Salem is noticea
ble by residents of tbe rapid increase of
new faces upon her streets. It is re
ported that tbe aale of goods is wonder
ful here. This is astonishing when we
consider that there is no ''pay rcll" in
Salem. We mean outside of tbe email
work shops where one or two men are
employed, as they have been beietofore,
and wherein a "pay roll" would be a
stupid formality, When we asy "pay
roll," we refer to extensive work. We
can name one town of not five hundred
inhabitaota in Oregon that has a "pay
roll" larger than any two pay rolls of
Salem and Albany people put together.
Tbia increase in new faces does not
ssnan that the old and long established
carpenter, blacksmith and other shops
have added very many new workmen
to them as desired, for such is not the
case. Tbe increase will be temporary,
unless inducements are found to detain
all new comer. Tbe faet is, tbe term
pay roll is not applicable to the limited
labor olaaa in our valley towns. But it
is high time thst they boasted of large
pay rolls. It is often said that Oregon
towns are behind in enterprising men.
To an axtent tbia is true only. Lack
of business courage mid united effort is
the cause of all th is business or com
mercial stupidity. We do not find men
in these cities from whom we expect
the moat meeting together, planning a
feasible thing tor the prosperity of all
concerned. No, and we never shall
unless desirable funerals are more fre
quent. The enterprise of many man
may be illustrated by tbe ooedition in
which we find the lowest orders of be
ing from whom nathing is expected.
First we have tbe tcrtle sleeping on a
log in a beautiful river, receiving tbe
rays of the hot sun to make its slumb
ers more solid and refreshing. Then
the frog is found on snotber log,gaping
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all
any long, uoiog notoiog ; men we
go farther down the stream and strike
the sand pits near tbe ocean, and there
find hundreds of seals fighting and
growling among themselves, making a
noise that would drown that of culti
vated belligerent dogs. But as seon as
a man approaches these seals dive sud
denly beneath the angry waves, remind
ing one of tbe "cold shoulder" that is
given by many "so-called" leading men
of the slow towns of Oregon, to business
men from abroad when they want to
take a hand with the turtles, frogs and
seals of our towns and cities.
Referring to our -letter touching the
Capital building, we may add further
that with but a yery few exceptions
this structure will be the pride of Ore-
. fm m m Jm. a
gon. in the nmsu of the elegant rooms
no fault can be found, except it is with
the female head over the Speaker's
stand in tbe Representative Hall. This
is a large unnatural head and fat neck, I
representing tbe figure of a woman. It
mars tbe beauty of tbe room. When
fch nd of a woman are thus
made so far beyond the natural sise
' tUm-ih ha.
oomt disaustinff. Br this departure
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the natural beauty of the female ooun-
x.-
tenanoe is wanting. There are many
l.l! . I . . I J . 1 I
v,us, uianui Denial large ue,
yona me assign ot nature to illustrate
.
nature's woik.and the faee of woman is
O0() of tuem Tne ipeag.er bi
puny cranium will look the object of
P"J Min ueneatn tne over-
toweriog presence of this monstrous
wooden blunder of a poor artist.
T . Canital ball came off as
ordered. And for grsndenr and success
tt waa never eouallad in Oregon. It
bould not be. There is not another
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floentdisplavinthissUteasthatofthe
h, 0f the Representatives at the State
Capital. Portland waa well represent
ed inthe ball with excellent darners, not
more so, however, than those Irnm
lotner n trta. At one time mere were
WMt ' w0 MU on tht floor,wlimiltd
to h(j quite five hundred persons in the
building at the time. All aocompanied
with a full suing band and good man-
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41MHIMI I l II riim.'ini inaiMui fit inn
. I 1 1 ,. . t. . t
ihdb - on thousatd sd aa uraaent
. r
Lh9rQ wuuia uot hve been two dressed
like. Of all the trains, each one dif
fred in color and sun train the other
I rwwx i a t
"n " ,co,M in" 'uni"';v
land unnatural appendages to feniah
Ura fcr aDndonad entirely tbe gen
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tinman s cnaritaoie neart win nave no
longer a deadly pain oauacJ by the
of our ladies. We do not think thre
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I is a man tivtug or dead that eer ad
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QU name ahouM be giveu to the woild
instantly, aa he would be a wonder in
lh ' or a lady a
Ma a a i a a a
iuii Jiwae oouswva in ueins cnarwiuKiy
M
M lading social event of the
Capita! city.
In a few dsys tbe new state officers
" nave wiernu nKn meir auuea.
TKa nam I Istvmt nnr'l nmii m In mmw
iougIy fof u )rtdijU)d lbftl
he will be eccentric in soma matters and
reasonable in otheis. But we cannot
ese,if be fully understands the situation,
hoT h" otherwise than sensible.
I an daai aaam wr aatSkan tmtai ill asis issi sal MvASt' Vhte
hi.
am uwmiv tv swu mm iHuaaK' kivwimb.
mm , ,..,1 1 11m lk,w. .1.1.
needa verv much, and that is a State i
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School Board. One that will look into
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precunei ana P" - iio xne
people are now at tba mercy of tbe
book maohiMe, tD( wnaterer is Uwued
tba pnrenta must purchase or their
children here to leave school. Hare is
k. k sail la. TIi.m .M ).lr;, i
instltuU-a. but they do nothing that is
. . . , - , .
vho everT teaeber of expe-
nrarnri uv iwinnnnini. nam rw ar i wMm
ne0oe was a crank, would not be regard
led aa an idiot. In these institutes tbe
mode oi teaching ta taiaed about. which
m mTm m ft mm. m.
1 1 t j j. i j: Ttru
K . . . . . . . . .. .
I urani uf vuc teuwi uuu wnu an ntr
neiatakes being aaaailed at a teacher's
I institute. The fact is teachers them- j
selves are innocent of these mistakes
in 1"Mt And y go on
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S UHCrilllBT IIIIU1 LUFSM U1BMB1 bllMI. BI VI
I many essentul particulars. Teachers
are hired to work with such books aa
they receive from the state contractors.
lTbu hould oo-PP.
Mntiw arabnwanlai a. ran sTnrs nsl 1 aar k..
aunuy avasjaa ss esn waa m vAHivaarvu naw aa
- f- . Q fiaaarjaae. Th
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Salem bridge is getting a bad nam-
abroad, owing to tbe alleged detention
of a steam boat with a long pipe, too
long to pass under the bridge. There
is nothing in the report, if there waa
tbeee long pi pea could be cot down, and
nothing more would be heard of tbe
failure" of tie bridge.
New Years paaaed off nicely. There
were many who called, and the tablea
of those who received were elegant.
Salem ladiee spare no pains to make
New Years very enjoyable for the gen
tlemen. The day is welt appreciated
on both sides.
Tbe 8ai ration Army ia here and
running on the high pressure plan. It
ia humiliating to see tbe least trace of
hoodlumiam in religious worship or that
system profeesiog snob a woralii that
we are now witnessing. We believe
this organization ia of Engltah origin,
and a sad reflection npon the good old
mode of publio worship. It i. one of
those bodies that sow to tbe wind and
wind up with the whirlwind. We ean
see no good in them. Of course tbe
crowd go with them. It is thus with
tbe circus.
Sojourns
www
'X'a.ngrenl.
Not seeing any items from this
place in the columns of your valuable
paper for some time past, I here hand
you a few, which may be of Interest
to some of your many readers.
The school at this place Is progress
ing nicely under the supervision of
Prof. J. B. Hughes.
Mr. H. W. Settlemlre, who Is at
present visiting In Marion Co., Is ex
pected home the last of this week.
Mr. J. A. Honck having spent a
short vacation during tbe holidays
with h'.s parents and friends, In this
vicinity, left the latter part of lat
week to again pursue his studies at
Monmouth College. Success to you,
Joan.
Arrangements have been rasde for
prayermeetlng at the Church Thurs
day night of each week. Everybody
cordially Invited to attend.
Mr. R. J. Moses returned to Salem
last week, where he will again resume
his studies in music.
Born, on Jan. 3rd, to the wife of
Prof. W. D. McGhee, an 8 lb. girl.
Duck hunting Is all the rage, and
the Tangent sports amuse themselves
in this way for pastime.
Next Saturday is Installation day
of the Tangent Grange, when their
new officers will be installed. The
Tangent Band has been tendered an
Invitation, and will be present if
possible.
Wonder what has become of the
other correspondents from this place.
Tangent used to be well represented
in your columns, but, alas ! I am left
blooming alone,
Rosebud.
An article in reference to a peti
tion asking the forfeiture of the lands
of the W. V. & C. W. R. Co. now
owed by the Q. P. will appoar next
W0k Do not sign it
Mm i Mi Powuers.
" Royal " the only absolutely pure baking pow
der made.-Actioft of the New York State -Board
of Health.
Under tho direction of tho Now York State Board of Health,
eighty-four different kinds of baking powders, embracing all tho
brands that could bo found for sale in tho State, wore submitted
to examination and analysis by Prof. 0. F. Chawdlxe, a Mem
ber of tho State Board and President of the New York City
Board of Health, assisted by Prof. Edward G. Lot, the well
known late United States Government chemist.
The official report shown that a large number of the powders
examined wore found to contain alum or lime; many of them to
such an extent as to render them serioualy objectionable for use
in tho preparation of human food.
Alum waa found in twenty-nine samples. This drug is em
ployed in baking powders to cheapen their cost The presence
of limo is attributed to the Impure cream of tartar of com
merce used in their manufacture. Such cream of tartar was also
analyzed and found to contain lime and other impurities, in some
samples to tho extent of 93 per cent of their entire weight.
All the baking powders of the market, with the single excep
tion of "Rojsal (not including the alum and phosphate powders,
which were long since discarded as unsafe or inefficient by pro
dent housekeepers) are made from the impure cream of tartar of
.commerce, and consequently contain lime to a corresponding
extent.
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to
no entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is tho " Royal"
This perfect purity results from tho exclusive use of crcarn
of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes
of the N. Y. Tartar Co., which totally remove tho tartrate of
limo and other impurities. Tho cost of this chemically pure
cream of tartar is much greater than any other, and on ac
count of this greater cost Is used in no baking powder but
the'MRoyaln
Prof. Low, who made the analyses of baking powders for
the New York State Board of Health, as well ss for the
Government, says of the purity and wholesomeness of "Royal":
! have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder' which
I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure
and wholesome ingredients. It is a cream of tartar powder of
a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or
phosphates or any injurious snttsUnoea.
"E.
ABOUT DRY GOODS
And Where to Buy Them,
LAST WARNING NOTE.
Near ing the End I
Big Bargains
The Oity Dry Goods Store,
Frotnao's Block, AJbany.1
Its nnptnosdentad aala ofBaeohaa's
Oarman ttyrup within a taw yars,bas as
tonished tba warld. It la Without doubt
the mfest and beat remedy ever discovered
lor the spaed ? and eflbotua! cure of Ooogha,
Colds and tbe severest Lung trouble. It
acta on aa entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions siren by Pbyat.
clane, as it doee not dry up a Cough and
leave the dlsssss still on the system, but
on tbe contrary removes tbe canes of tbe
trouble, basis tbe parte affected and
laavea them in a purely healthy condition.
A bottle kept in the house for oaa when
the dlssaaes make their appearance, will
save doctor's bills and a long apt U of
serious illneea. A trial will oonvtnoe you
of tbeee facts. It is positively eeld by all
druggists and general dealers In tbe 1 and
Price, 75 ots Urge
Baby wsa Bisk, we gars ear (
she wm a Child, ska sstsd far I
as aaoana Mies, aha otsof to Csstoria,
ssssnitsjSjsj iaisanm1
For lame back, aide er cheat, use Shlieh's
Porous Plaster, Price 26 oenta.
You are feeling depressed.
tite is poor, yon are bothered with head
ache, your are fidgetty.nervous, and gen
a rally out of sorts, and want to brace up
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or hitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for aa hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before,
What you want is an alterative that will
Enrlfy your blood, start healthy action of
iver and Kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed bealtb and strength.
Koch a medicine you will And in Hleotric
Bitters, and only AO cents a bottle at Fo
shay t Mason Drug Store.
SHI LOB'S VITALIZE! is what you
eed for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dixaineas, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle ,
GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shi
lob's Cure.
Window shades and looking glasses, flee
oek, st Thos Brinks.
SLEFPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by thst terrible oongh, Shllob's Cars is
tbe remedy for you,
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shlieh's Catarrh Rem
edy, Price 50 cents, Nasal Injector free.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shllob's Cure. We
guarantee it. Foahay & Mason, sg'ts,
THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Ron r.
bon, Ind., says : "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMP
TION CURB," Foahay 6c Mason, agents,
WILL YOU SUFFER With disease
and Liver Complaint 7 Shllob's Vital! e
guaranteed to cure you.
G. LOVE, Pu.D.
AT
BOOTS. SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS.
I am bow receiving my fall and
winter stock of boots and shoes, I
have as nicely a fitted np Boot and Shoe
Store, and as complete a stock as any
this side of Portland and very few better
in Portland. I buy aU my boots and
shoes direst from manufacturers and am
authorised to warrant every pair no mat
ter how cheap. No firm in Oregon
have any advantage of me in buying as
1 bay in quantities and pay the cash.
In ladies', misses and children's shoes,
I keep much the largest, best and'great
est variety in tha city. My aim will
always be to give as good value for
the money aa possibly can be done.
8AMUEL E. YOUNG.
MONEY
TO LOAN
In sums to suit
BY
BosaBsjtf 4 Kkxnst,
Albany, Or,
Conrad Meyer,
-PBOPRIfCTOR 0F-
STAIt HA Kigali. Ye
uorner uroaaainin ana first m,f
DKALRK IN
(lanacd fruit,
t&sYuaiMl Meats,
tunwr,
Vegetables,
Cigars,
flpteea,
Test,
Et
jl)wre
Dried. Fruits,
Tobneeo,
Nnejitr,
Coffee),
Ktr
Jo fact everything ths, in kept in a gen
i ersl variety and areeery store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
It Stands at tho Head.
Don't fsil to see tbe
II
DOMESTIC
19
ami tho work St does before buy ins a
sewing macnino.
WILL BROS.
Albany, Or.
Notice of Executrix Sale of Land.
NOTICK li hereby atvmi that in pn-
suanoe of an order of ele made by tbe
County Court, or Jackson County. Oiegon
on tha 7th day of Ixfamlter, IHSfl, author-
t.inir asd mnwsrl!if ths uncioiignea as 1
the executrix of tbe last will asd tests-
mont ot Kdwsrd A. Frselsnd, deceased,
IS uel! wrtsin rsl property described in
ul ,r.li?rot tho uiiiriKnl xt'u
irix of the lst wilt and ttainent of said
Rdward A Kreeland. de-ad, will on
Hat u filar the Mh day "f February, 1MS7 St
the hour of one o'clook p. m.ofssldday
at tho Court Iloime Moor in tns cuy or Al
bany. Mnu county. Oregon, aeu st pubttr
ssls sit the right tills snd interest which
! the ssid Kdwsrd A. Kmeland had st tbe
time sf bl death in and to the following
described real property, to-wit : Lots 6
and S in Block No. M In tbe euy of a l -bsny,
Linn county, Oregon ss tbe asm
US described snd known on the recorded
plat of ssid ctty now on nis in tns oruee oi
ths County Clerk or Linn county, Oregon.
Haul property will be sold st sstd tlms to
the highest snd best blddsr on the follow-
ing terms; Ten per cant or toe purcnasjei
pfTce or said real property u be paid on I
llif !ay of u, ani we uioo m
purchase price te be paid when said aale
TSSimtSXmSiV'Zi SSi'SSi
Era "ph-". -id ..I.. . food, .d
sufficient deed of conveyance to ssid land.
Dated tsla :th day of Uecember, lsav.
Maav A. F.W,
Executrix of tbe last will snd testament or
Kdwsrd A. Freeisno , ascsaesa.
Sheriffs Sale.
tn uu circuu cuh ty ta state tfOrtgmM
z f afoojy. Governor, k i rUrhart. 8ara.
Saiy Of State sed Kdward lltrmcli, Ireaaurer
of th. sute of oregon,ootuntiK thn iwi
of Oomuiaaionsrs for tha aaU of school snd
university lands and for thsfwvcctaeat of
tbe tend-laruung therafrosa, PUiuUlIs.
vs.
AllisAnn Ksrrinr. Andrew Bird Karrier,
ieerge Farrier, iraoa Eiuaheth Borrell and
B hi Barrel), her baabsnd, Kdmond Farrier,
John Farrier. Kila Farrier, i'hoebs Kla
Cliss hammer asd Frederick t bnchammer,
bar BtMbaai!, Oefeodsnts.
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of
an ciecution and onler of sale isaasd out of
the aUm uaun-d Court in the ahoye entitled
suit, I will on Saturday the t'ith dsy of Feb
roary, 18S7. at tbe Court Hones door to
tbe city of Albany, linn eounty, Oregon, st
m 1 . m I t. II -A - -.-
(no oour ot one u biw p. ., wm m pounv
auction for cash in hand to tha highest bid
der the real property deacrtiied in said exe
cution anil order of aale as follows to-wit :
The Dcrtheeet q oarter of the southwest quar
ter and the sootheaat uuarter of tos north
west ouarter snd lots 2, 3 snd 4 of Ssetios
24 in Township 12, south of Usage 1 wast of
the Willsrsette meridian in linn county.
Oregon, containing 154 13100 acres, Tbe
prtiossds of eale to bespplied first to ths
payment of the casts and expenses of suit
taxed at $35.80 and accruing ousts sad the
farther sum of 40 Attorney's fees. Next
to the payment to the Plain tiffe herein the
sum of jO with interest at tne rate gj 0
par cent per annum from the 37th dsy of
October, m, and the overplus if any to be
paid in to ths (.'Jerk of said Court.
Dated this 6th day of January. 1887.
D. 8. San-a.
Sheriff of Linn eounty, Oregon,
1IEWOTORE
New v took
PRICES LO W
r-A splendid line of
Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods,
HATS and CAPS
and a fine stock of imported
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
SMOKERS ARTICLES,
NOTIONS, ETC.
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Pfeiffer's Block, next to
Rsvere House, Albany, Or
G
ONN BROTHERS'
ASH GROCERY STORE
Opposite Peyoe A Robson's.
ALBANY. OREGON.
Keep a'fresu stock of all kind fof
GROCERIES,
FARM PRODUCE,
CANNED GOODS1 ,
ETC., ETC.
BESIDES
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
WILLOW WARE,
LAMPS, SHADES,
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE
ETC., ETC.
PRODUOS Tilii IN EXCHAN8E
Will sell as cheap s any store la elatny
aHliiirTT
9
L. E. BL4IN.
(Tjrgt 8tr66t
Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT UNDER EXPERT TAILOR
rf.wfS?aJSir5ea-1
t
j 'BmgiCof m $4&f.
tvi ttniri and BilvAR Dress Shirts are manufac-
. an.
OUXoU. AIUUs OJUO uucou vuuui(ww issavMiMM
proved patterns, by experienced operator. IjThey
are cut lengthways of
patented reinforced backs and four py T
edge linen lined fronts,
m . m a s J
bands witn nana niaae
continuous facings in back and sleeves,. Possesf.
in all the latest improvements, superior in qual
. ,
itv. perfect in fit and elegant in nnisn Tney are
t sr
MMnAaiAnah1v 4lVia flnwct. H flirt, linnn mftrkfli
UU4UODWVowj
THE CITY
Boot and Shoe Store.
MEN AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES AND SLIPPERS
We have largely increased oar stock of Boots and .Shoes and are now prepared
famish all styles an J grades or goods at remarkably low prices. We buy of severs
of the best Kastern fsetorius snd do not he itste to say that oor goods are atrietly flrat
olaaa. We carry no bankrupt stock and enn fully warrant our goods to wear eqnel te
any in the market. ,
REMEMBER
We have the largest exclusive stock of
la tbe city and that we
ARE
contlnuallay adding new novelties. We are selling so
o:
that you can not fall of being suited. We
member the old adage "The proor or tne
READ & BROWNELL.
WILL BROTHERS,
' ALBANY AND CORVALLIS, OR.
LEADING DEALERS IS
GUNS, SEWING MACHINES AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
We keep's full assortment of
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLER Y,AMUNITION
FISHING TACKLES, WARRANTED RAZORS
BUTCHER AND POCKET KNIVES.
We handle the
DAVIS, DOMESTIC, NEW HOME, WHITE,
AMERICAS, CROWS,SIKttER, HOUSEHOLD,
ELDREDC1E SEWING MACHINES,
Aad all of the leading Pianos and Organs, Sewing Machine Needles, Oil and extras
for ail k'hds of machines. Repairing of sawing machines and fine instru
ments a specialty.
ALL COODS WARRRNTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED.
-JSSfSl
AT STEWART & SOX'S.
T A BORER'S TOOLS,
da, matrocka, brush hooks, picks,
shovels, apadea, forks, aledges, wedges,
crosscut saws, maul rings, wheelbarrows,
or and other tool used by either wood
men or mud ists," For sals aheap by
StkwartA Sox.
jfARPENTERS AND BHIDGE BU1L
J DEBS.
Don't foraet that we keep a
full line of
all kinds of tools and will sell as cheap
at
the quality of our goods will allow. Wo
make a specialty ei mungoui carpenter-!
and will be glac
be glad to see them at any time.
Stewart k Sox,
AWS, AXES, E TO
e are not brassing one bit when w.
say we have the finest cross-cut saws ami
axes in ths vailey, Also a fine lot of steel
and iron wedges, maul rings, etc.
Btkw abt A Sox.
(tt
1ANT AND BLASTING POWDER,
If any Irishman (Wild
Bill excepted )
wants to blow ud rocks, stum s or ana
Er
lishmen, we can fit him out with giant er
blasting powder in good shape,
Stjswakt A Soat
Abaity, Oregon
the muslin and have out
reinforced. Pour ply neck
1 14 1 1 J -xAm'
uuwm uuiea pantmu
r
da co not follow but lead in low prions.
paauing ts in coewtnR the string."
FIRE INSURANCE.
All kinds of farm property, via : Build
lugs, Hay, Grain, Hope, Fruit, Lire
Stock, Farm Machinery, Farm Imple
ments, Household Furniture, Family
Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Carriages,
Wagons, Harness, Musical Instruments
snd Books, insured sgalnst loss by tire or
lightning in reliable Companies. T rissas
paid iu
1UK
r. .11 " r
J. C. Powxxx, Agent,
Albany, Oregon,
W
AUONS AND CARRIAGES.
Wagons, hacks, buralekoarriaas. bin or'
and double. Before you bay come around
and see what we haye,
Stwabt a Sex
g PECIAL TO SPORTSMEN.
Before you buy your ammunition are
Invite you to come and see us. We carry
several different grades of powder, all
kinds of cartridges, primers, brass and
paper sheets, loaded shells and by far the
best shot in town.
8twart A Sox,
"iUTLERY
We want it distinctly understood that
we can "knock the spots" off ar.yphing In
the country when it comes to pocket
knives, razors, etc, Come around and
see for yourselves.
Stkwaet a Sox.
Q HILLED PLOWS,
re are agents for one of the finest chil
led plows ever stuck into the ground. We
i got them to sen ana u you want a good
flow it will pay you to come in and see H.
raTarwanT 3f,