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PRKJ'ARIHU FUiw III,. vHIWlU.V
At will be tten in another column the
chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee haa called a meeting of that
hod fee he held in Portland, January nth,
t one o'clock p. ra., to fix the time and
place for holding the next Democratic
State Conrention. This calls to mind the
fact that county conventions will have to
he held earlj In the spring te elect dele
gate to that convention and to nominate
candidates for county officers. Sometimes
two conventions are held,one to elect del
gstss to the State Convention and one to
nominate candidates for count officers.
The Countv Central Committee will de
termine the matter. While next veer's
election In this state Is not important, In
Itself, yet,as bearing upon the presidential
election It is most important, and It be
hooves democrats to be ready for the pre
Idential conflict, as it will be a hot con
test. To that end democrats of Linn coun
tv should forget, or, at least, lav aside, all
past differences and close up their ranks
lor the contest. It Is just as well to say
here and now that, for some years, there
hae not been that harmony among demo
crats of the county which is so essential to
success. The causes of such differences
re various, and it is not necessary to re
capitulate them here. It would not be
out of the way to say here that many dem
ocrats ascribe the cause of many of these
differences to the manner of conducting
onr county conventions. Often men have
been defeated for nominations who, from
promises of support, were led to rest se
cure in their success, and th-se men be
lieved, and yet believe, that some delegate
proved unfaithful to them, but as the cus
torn has heretofore been to vote by ballot
there is no way of detecting this unfaith
fulness. Since our last Democratic Con
vention of two years ago.many democrats
of the county have suggested that the vot
leg In the county convention should be
vlve voce and not by ballot, so that every
democrat might know how every delegate
votes on all candidates. We have long
been convinced that this is the proper way
to vote in democratic conventions. No
democrat ought to be afraid to name his
choice for any office. If it were under
stood that the voting should be vlve voce,
more representative independent delegates
would be sent to the convention. What
do democrats of the county think of this
matter t Our columns are open for dem
ocrats to briefly express their views on this
question.
"PHILADELPHIA TIMES."
We have been a close reader of this pa
per for a number of years and have no
hesitation in saying to the readers of the
Democrat that It Is an excellent family
paper. 1 1 U Independent i n that sense that
It owes no allegiance te any political party,
hence it discusses all the political ques
tions of the day both fearlessly and ably.
It has all the facilities of collecting news
from all parts of the globe, and it does its
work well. The coming year will be one
of universal public interest in the United
States. Party organs will perform their
duties as party interests shall demand, but
the rapidly growing intelligence and In
dependence of the age c!U tVr the inde
pendent newspaper when great political
conflicts are to be met. Grave problems
of revenue, of finance, of commerce, of in
dustry, of science, of art and of every
phase of enlightened progress are in con
stant course of solution by the people of
the Union, and the progressive newspaper
Is ever in the lead in every struggle for
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$1 for four month. Address all letters to
The Times, Chestnut and Eight Street,
Philadelphia.
STATE fKNTCAL ntMMITrEK.
To the Members of the Democratic
State Central Committee of the State of
Oregon : Notice is hereby given that s
meeting of the Democratic State Centrsl
Committee for Oregon will be holden In
the city of Portland on January 1 tth, 1888,
st the hour of 1 o'clock r. m.. for the pur
pose of naming time snd place for holdin
the State Convention and for such other
business as may properly come before the
Committee.
B. Goldsmith, Chairman.
Considering the fact that it was on Sab
bath evening, snd 9 o'clock st that, the
demonstration on the occasion of the ar
rival of the Cslifornia excursionists was s
complete success. Everybody felt elated
stehe connection of Cslifornis snd Ore
gon by rsil. A very Isrge crowd, 500 or
more, collected st the depot snd listened
to speeches by Mayor Weatherford, Col.
Crocker, John P. Irish, editor of the San
Francisco Alia, and Frank Pixley, of the
Argonaut. The dept Snd other buildings
were illuminated by Chinese lsnterns and
bonfires, and the crowd was in a hilarious
ly good humor. It is an important event
in the history of the state.
Whst do fsrmers think of the position
Of the Disseminator on the surplus ques
tion. It would reduce the surplus by
spending the money in vsrlous appropria
tions, rather than by reducing the taxes of
the people. Suppose we hsd s surplus of
money in the county treasury. Would
we reduce the surplus by hunting out
some new place or way to spend it, or
would we reduce it by reducing the rate
Of taxation ? Nine out of every ten men
In the county would say reduce the taxes.
This would be sensible and just what we
ought to do in the general government.
The Superior Court of Kennebec coun
ty, Maine, has decided the state lew that
makes the payment of the United States
special liquor tax prima-facie evidence
thst the party paying it is a saloon keeper
snd selling liquors to be unconstitutional.
This, so far as liquor dealers in Maine is
concerned, is an Important victory for
them, as the fact of payment of the special
tax was always easily proved.
The associated press tells us thst Cleve
land has a plan to carry Oregon at the next
June election. This is to be done by fed
eral interference. This is one of the thou
sand snd one associated press lies thst is
sent out from time to time to stem the tide
of public opinion that sets so strongly in
favor of Cleveland. Let every democratic
paper in the state denounce this imperti
nent interference in politics by the asso
elated press.
WILL YOU SUFFER with dispepeia
and liver complaint ? Hhiloh's Yltsllsor
is guaranteed to cure you,
IT DODUKD.
Last weekas our readers Will remember,
we put the following questions to the
Disseminator :
Will the Disseminator tell us what free
trade Is t la it In. favor of reducing the
surplus new In the treasury of the United
States, and If so how would it reduce it r
Would it natke the reduction bv making
iberal, extravagant appropriations t Or,
would It reduce the surplus by removing
the tax from whisky and tebacco.or would
It make the reduction In whole or in part
by reducing the war customs tax upon the
poor man's clothing, blanket, coal, lumber,
salt and other necessaries of lite f 1 nese
are burning questions, and farmers, me-
chanics,merchants,laborers and others are
seriously inquiring about them. Will the
ssmmmmtor give its views on them r
We stated that It would dodge the first
question, and our mind was not at fault.as
It dodged It entirely. We are loth to be
lieve It ; but the evidence Is conclusive
that It fears to answer. The question Is
perfectly fair, for it very frequently uses
the term "free trade." So we ask our
neighbor again, what free trade Is ? Its
readers have a rlirht to know what It
means by the term "free trade. in ans
wer to ous other questions, the Dissem
inator discloses the fact that it Is in favor
of reducing the surplus In the treasury
mot by reducing the burdensome trnmrnftm
which mow bears seJkeavHy om the fefle, but
by fmttimg tkt wits of Congressmen to work
to Jimd m place mnd manner of spending the
vast sums which we are now collecting
above what Is necessary to run the gov
arnsnent. This, then, is the relief which
our cotemporary offers to the poor man
in the workshop, the farmer.thtt mechanic
and the great army of wage workers of
the country who are doubly taxed on al
the necessaries of life. The Oissemimator
would maintain the advantages in favor
of monopolies growing out of war taxes
instead of reducing: these taxes and thus
relieve the great mass of the people
this great incubus that has rested on them
since the war. The DastocasT would
take exactly the opposite course. It would
expend what Is justly demanded to run
the government and meet its obligations
to soldiers justly entitled to pensions, and
would then relieve the overburdened tax
oarer bv reducing: taxes to a point that
WW w
would prevent the accumulation of an un
necessary surplus. Just how and upon
what articles this reduction should be made
must be left to the assembled wisdom and
concerted judgment of Congress. Owing
to the manifold conflicting interests in
volved in a revision of the tariff, coupled
with a proper reduction of taxes.lt is clear
that the measure or bill must be based on
a compromise, but two objects should be
kept steadily in view, that of reducing the
surplus and relieving the overtaxed people
of the war taxes on the necessaries of life.
To this end the free list must be enlarged
by including such articles as lumber, coal
salt, all the ores, such as iron, copper, xinc
and lead, marble, stone, hemp, jute and
many other raw materials raised la the
manufactures In this country. The duty
on sugar and wool will doubtless be reduc
ed at least one-half, and, as a compromise,
we expect to see the tobacco tax removed.
After all this is done, there will still be
left enough to meet the payment of such
pensions as should be granted and meet
the requirements of our navy. The Dis
seminator J pleased to note the fact that
the editor of the Demockat Is trying to
inform himself upon this subject of reduc
tion of surplus and taxation, and requests
us to plate wlial WO Im" irtm (
in our hat. We would cheerfully comply
with this request were it not for the fact
that we would never be able to find It
again, owing to the infinitesimal character
of the information gained, but we shall
find ample room for this precious knowl
edge in one corner of the garret of a hab
itation mode from a plgmean mustard seed
where it will be hermitlcally kept for the
benefit of future generations.
EUREKA
Our neighbor, the Dissemi
imato
the
last, found s way to reduce the
the tressury of the United Stat
maintain the high war taxes upo
burdened people. ThU is the 1
elusion our neighbor hss reacned
HO
would have the government spend untold
millions in building reservoirs ail along
the slope of the Rocky mountains on both
sides for the purpose of holding the waters
from the melting snows, preventing the
dangerous and destructive annual over
flows in our great rivers snd reserving the
waters for the irrigation of the rich but
arid plsins on the slopes of the mountains
While this protect Is the product ot a
mighty mind, we think it lacks complete
ness. As.for instsnce.suppose the owners
of these rich but srid lsnds hsd not suffi
cient money to fence them, or thst they
would find themselves unsble to compete
with fsrmers in the Mississippi Valley,
would it not be exactly In line with the
protective theory to "bonus" them enough
money to build their fences ? To add this
to our cotemporary 's plan would make the
project the perfection of human wisdom,
and yet we would cheeerfuliy consent
that the Disseminator should have sll the
credit for the discovery of this great
panacea for the ills of an overflowing
treasury. Our republican friends East
need no longer be puzzled about finding a
way to get rid of the surplus in the treas
ury.
The Ashland Tidings tells its readers
that Cleveland said he would serve only
one term as president if elected. Shame
on the newspaper that would stuff its read
ers with such s glaring untruth. This lie
has been disproved a score of times Snd
yet the adherents of Blsineism continually
repeat it.
A Ksoek Down.
$5 to $10 cheaper than to Portland : Up
bolstered rockers, the finest stock ever in Al
baoy. Wicker chairs in almost sndlees vari
ety, fine enough for sn Alderman to sit io.
All kinds of chairs. Twenty-two varieties of
wicker chairs alene, 14 of rockers. Elegant
snd substantial goods.
Fancy baskets, stands, etc., thst make
customers ssy st sight. "I'll Use one.". No
finer holidsy presents csn be imagined.
Bof.-is snd bed lounges in many designs,
sod beds and bureaus ;a new and stlractivs
makeups.
Novelties too. See them.
Goods cams knock down from the Easf,
snd will be sold st knock do era prices.
Bought lew.
Do not piss Wui Kttrtmiller & Co furni
ture store without finding oat for yourself.
Hats sad Caps
At cost to close. N. II. Allen & Co., pro
pose to sell every line ol goods at cost. Call
early and secure bargains.
' e
Thrifty people will appreciate our values
and prices.
Bsroiexj) & B bow 3 six,
Goods at Cost,
N. II. Allen St Co., have concluded to
1 out of business, having electric light
business on the brain. He will sell his en
tire stock at ooet and there will be a splen
did opportunity to get your winter dress
goods at cost Oelt early while the stock Is
avapiete. oon t forget the piano anu or
gan which will be given away on Jan. 1st as I
ad y ertueu .
Crowded,
The store of Monteith & Seitaobaoh is
erowdsii with seasonable and fashionable
goods, their lias of dress goods, fac.y goods.
and cloaks are immense and if you destreto
please yourself gt ye them a eall .
Kaln or Sassslss.
Oregoauuis like the rales of wiutsr, Sun
shiue is good in its pi toe. and so is rain.
Working together they are powerful auents
in tke prosperity of a country. Magnineont
wheat erops ; large potato yields ; tine
fruits, seek aa apples, pears, prunes. eio,, and
an unsurpassed stock of groceries and produce
at Wallaces Thompsons, who, rain or sun
shine, are up with the times, if not ahead of
them. Bee their fine stock of goods.
FOR DliPlPSlA and Ler Com pi tint
you nave a printed guarantee on every
bottle oTSbllob' Vital Ixer. It never mils
to cure,
For lame bank, aide or cheat, use 8hl
loh's Porous Plaster. Prion 36 cent.
SHI LOU'S COUGH and Consumption
Core la sold by ue on guarantee. It cures
consumption.
The Meet Agreeable
aa welt ae the moot effeotlve method of
dispelling Headaches, Cold and Fevers,
or oleoaaTng ot system, is by taking few
doses of Figo. 50e. nod $1 bottles for sale
Posh ay fc Mason.
Mcltwsis's Clothing.
Mcl'waiu a fall sod winter stock of cloth
ing- ts arriving. It include th latent sty Irs j
sml is commencing attentive. Bee Jus Chin
chilla ooats. Pine stock to seleet from. All
goods warranted as rep resented and perfect
ots guaranteed.
Being Here Pteassat
To the -taste, more acceptable to the
stomaeb. and more truly bennficial In Ho
ctton, the Cam jus California liquid fruit
remedy, syrup of Pigs, Is rapidly super
seding ajt others, Try 11.
b warranted, 1 because It is the best
Blood Preparation known. It will posi
tively euro all Blood Diseases, purifies the
whole system, snd thoroughly builds up the
ooustitutkm. Remember, wo guarantee it.
Um Pry eeoos.
The fell sad winter stock of dry goods
received st Mellwain's, is a large eso. well
selsetid. embracing all the latest novelties.
sod is qotottty sod of s quality not surpass
ed here. Do not bay without examining.
Dent
lot that cold of yours ran on. You think
It Is s light thing. But It may run into
Catarrh. Or into psmBsnonis, Or con
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonls is
dsngereo. Coosa notion Is death itself.
Too breathing apparatus moot bo kept
healthy and clear of all obstructions sod
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble shead,
All the dissasss af these part, head,
threat, bronchial tube sad langs
1 delightfully and entirely cured bv
the use of Bosobco'e Gorman Myrup. If
you don't knoso this already, thoussnds
snd thousands of people can mil you
They have boon cored by t, snd kno7
how H h. themselves." Bottle only w
cent. Ask any druggist.
The fbaeg rspher. Albsar, Or
I bsve all too sgstivos taken by
bsve all the Resistive tasen bi
,lt
oatos from their negatives by add
us, st 1L0 foi lowing price : Card site, 2
per doaon. cabinet sue. S3 per dossu. nou
doors, 96 per doaon. I keep the finest
lino of Oregon views in too wees, cata
logue furnished on sppliwstlon Copying
snd ooisrgtog old ptcturos a specialty
J. fl. Cos
'v, Mng Pains,
relieved
Soother.
orphiao.
Bom by
hat yon
ppetU.
jpepsi
Prie 10 snd 76 oenta per Uu ,
CATARRH OU RED, health aad swe
breath OfMiired. by ShilohU Cs'srrb K-a
ertj. Price SO eon's. N1 Injector free
The Very ess.
4te6eMovcMu-.
I bays added to cry boot and shot stock s
line of the celebrated Laird, Schober ft
Mitchell, Philadelphia me hot tor ladies,
Hisses snd children. Acknowledged by
dealers generally to be the beet value and
est fitting fine shoe made. Widths C, D, K,
aud EE. A child can boy ae obssp aa a man.
SsatUaxE. YOOKO,
Sole Agent, Albany, Oregon.
rx w w Of the good thing of this
VoA-AVYj Ufe M aorrowfajiy 1
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on s
positive guarantee at 25 snd 60 cents, by
THAT HACKINu COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. We
guarantee It.
CROUP. W HOOPING COUGH
snd
Shi-
Bronchitis immediately relieved by
loh's Cure.
Where to Boy Carpet.
Mouteith A Seitenbaeh have the largest
and prettiest stock of carpets, oil cloths,
window blinds aad wall paper ever brought
to the Valley, and are offering them st s
bargain. Persons desiring snything in this
Hoe should give them s call.
X gsrn vO a Blood Elixir Is the only
tW-YY Blood Remedy guaran
teed. It is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. It purine the
whole system, and banishes all Kheumstio
snd Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it.
Albany Market.
Wheat 65c,
OsU SSc
Batter SO cts per lb.
Eggs 80 cent per dor.
Kay-14,0.
Potateeo9 cts per bushel;
Beer on foot, 2c.
Apples 76 cents per bu,
Fork 00 per lb. dressed.
Bacons hams, 123c,
shoulders, 7c.
sides 10c
Lard ltlc per lb.
Flour 4.80 per bbl.
Chlckene 2.60 per doz.
Mill Feed bran, 14.00 per ton
aborts, 16.
middlings, 20.
Chops, 20
s
T(kV trifle with any Throat or
, Lung Disease. If you have
o Cough or Cold, or tho children are
threatened with Croup or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy ana prevent
farther trouble, salt lis a positive cure,'
and wo guarantee H, Price JO and 60a
"WSsssssaOsssassf y
Us
&QaD& 1 fflsKt
J L Hockett is repslrln f the Vanderpool
property In Sodaville,
Mr Clark is going to have singing school
here every Friday at a o'cl ck.
There will be a ehristmso trcd here.
Our school has closed. ,
R Fisher does a fslr busmess In his gro
cery store. Mlti. -gpF.
James Cogle is digging a well on his place
here.
We have had quite stormy weather late-
i h prr 1 j 1 1 1 - f ' i
MaaUs Underwear.
I have received my new stock of muslin
underwear. These goods are mads on s loek
stich machine, sad warranted to be full six
sod length sod price roseoasble.
zusitrn. S. Yootfo,
fisasl
Absolutely Pure.
boo s splendid sssortmeot of goods for too
Holidays.
W two solsrtlrin of
BOLD 1ID SILTEP. WiTOUH,
DUIOHDS, ETC., IN.
New assortment all kinds of Jewelry
REAL ROGER BROTHERS SILVER
PLATED WARE. ALSO SPECTACLES,
OLOCXS, ETC., pro.
GROCER
TOBACCONIST,
Nest to Burkhsrt & Kecney's Real Estate
office.
ALBANY, OREGON. .
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City. Or. 1
December 16th, 18ST.
Notice Is hereby given thst Mi fellow
log-named settlor has filed notice of tie
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that sold proof will bo
mod i before tho County Judge or Clerk of
ttnn county, Oregon, st Albany, or , on
. sfssssUry, pebraery . tSSS,
eta : George W Miller, Homestead Bo try
No 6SS9, for the W H of H W U snd H W
Iff
OfS WHi BOO. 14. Tp I8H It Z W.W.af
tbe following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, snd
ou titration of. said land, vis : N. B. Conn,
of Albany, nnd J. If. Zoo men end J. V
Combe, or Brownsville sua 0. Jr. By ires
tor, of ttodevllls, Or.
w. t. Kuan ST,
Jfs 4r; s?i4ftJP e,
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or. )
December 16th, 187.
Notice is erebr air en that toe fellow-
laaaamed settler has fl.ed notice of hie
lotioi
intention 10 make final proof In support
of his claim, sad thst said proof will be
nade before the County Judge or Clerk of
JUioa county, Or,, at Albany, Oregon, on
TaesOey, February ttst, IS,
viz : John Boone. Homestead Entry No.
4640, for the S E of Sec. 34, Tp. 0, 8 K 2
E W M. He name tbe following wit-
to prove hie continuous residence
upon, nd cultivation of, sstd land, viz :
H. F. Bodeker. Mrs, 1. M. Clinton, James
Berry snd I. N. Brthorton,of Fes Valley
P. O., Linn county, Oregon.
W. t. ucawar,
Register.
Notice for Publications
Land Office at Oregon City,' Or. )
December 20th, 1887.
Notiee is hereby given thst the following
ns ned settler hss Sled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of bis claim,
and that said proof will be mads before the
Cmnty Judge or Clerk of Lmn eeunty, Or.,
st Albany, Or., on
Friday, Mareb Sad, IS,
viz : John Garrett, Homestead Entry, No.
47 .17 for the 8 s et 8 W and Lots 1 and 2,
8e. 28 and 33, Ts. 13, 8 R 2 W.'WiUara -
t a Meridian. Ha names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence up
on, sad cultivation of, said land, via ; F M
H -aring. John Warren, John Rebbsn and D
PI tonnstt, all of Brownsville, Linn county,
Oregon.
W. T. fitjaxxr,
Register,
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Poersr of tuft d l)ar can noyet bo trnly known until you visit Walloon ft Thoap
son s jtors, and. invest few of them in groooriae, produce, sto. Yo wi t then
Bod that on l.svt the
POWER
to make on dollar go as far as a dollsr
ms! talk, it bsi boon p xvod by prsoli'os. II is tbort you will loam
OP
bargaioe that will give yon a thrill of
w wroop-rs, to woria la ganrl,
THE
Purchasing toner of tb dollar ia not
turn for it, Hay quality must also be
. , at .a.. mm m. . m
appy enmnioauoo and give yon both.
you many a
NOTHING
BOOKS AND FINE STATIONERY
FOR
Holiday
H. J. Jones, nst to tba now Flinn
foost stock io Albany. Also a splendid
albums, ink 'stands, pens, pencils, musical instruments, at.
DO YOU WANT BARGAINS.
THEM
j. 13. iviciiwam
where 70a osn sat tbe rery beat la mloto and qosUUea, His stock of Drsse Goods
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
LAWNS.
GINGHAMS, ETC.,
1 unsurpassed.
' BOOTS AND SHOES,
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Cash or produce taken, snd prices given that defy competition.
Notice fox Publication,
Land Offio at Oregon City, Or.
December lath, 1887.
Notice is berebv stives that lb fellow
Ing named settler bss died notice of his
intention te make Anal proof In support
of bis cisim. snd thst said proof will be
made before tbe County Jongs or uiera or
Linn county, Or, at Albany, Or., on
Pebraary Slat, is.
I, Rum V. RiMitakar. Ssmsatcad Bo-
try No 4679 for the NEi, Sec. 4 Tp. 19
KiiK, wiiiBmeue asenaiau. ai uiua
tho following wltnsoaea to prove hi con
tinuous residence upon, and culuvstlou of,
Uiul. la Jrhn ltaan. lira. liana If.
Clinton, T. W, Oardnsr and James Berry,
of Fox Valley P, O. of Linn county, Or.
w. 1, sysnsT,
Regteter.
Notice for Publication,
Land Offio st Oregon City, Or. )
December, 16th, 1887. J
Notice 1 brby given thst tbe follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention te make final proof in support
of her claim, and that aald proof will be
made before the county j ooge or uiers 01
Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Or,, on
Wednesday, February St ad, lssa.
vis ; Irene M, Clinton, Homestead Entry
No. 4641. for the N K i Sec. 2, Tp. 10, 0 K
3 E WHlsmette Meridian. She names the
following: witnesses to prove her oontin
nous residence upon, snd oultivstlon of,
sail land, vis : H. F, Bodeker, John
Dosn. James Berry and I. N. Brotherton.
of Fox Valley, ?. O., Linn county .Oregon .
W. T, BUSK T,
Register.
Rotioe for Publication,
Land Office at regon City, Or. )
December lBtb, 1887. J
Notice is herebv aiven that tbe follow
ing named settler hss filed notice of her
Intention to make final oroof In suoDOlt
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk
of Linn county, Or., at Albany, Or., 00
Tuesday, February SSth, 1SSS,
vis : Paebc Hum pie by, widow of George
Ham pie by, deceased, woo msae Home
stead Entry, No, 4644, for the N W H ef
Sec S, Tp, 10, 8 HI E, Linn county, or.
She name the following witnesses to
prove her oontlaoeus residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, vis: H. F.
Bodeker. John Dosn, Jsmes Berry snd
I. N, Brotherton, of Fox Vslley, P. O.,
Linn county, Oregon.
W, T. BtJS.SET,
Register.
In uttccestful operation sine 1866, patiroaissd bore
Hi sections 01 ta ortnwsst, eaaorsae oy
buiu men a ncT leading educators.
THE HOST PERFECTLY SOUIFPID SCHOOL
of iu cla on th Coast, it cfifen private or class
instruction, day snd evening throughout the year, is
Arithmetic, Writing, Correspondence, Book-keeping.
Banking, Shorthand.Type-writing, Business ind Legs)
Forms aad all Common School Branches. StudenU
o( all age aad both sexes admitted, at any time.
Catalogue free. Armstrong and Wcseo, Proprietors.
snd a half used to. This is no theore
pleasure and make yon fosi on good terms
and Wallace A Thompson in particular.
olwav known bv tho anantltv aaoured in
there. Wallace k Thompson make a
.a. .a y
Uiv them a trial and tboy will save
iT.T.AT?.
EQUAL
TO
Presents.
block. Alboar. Or., ha the larenat and
Una of Dhotooranh and sutoanh
GO TO
OsH 00 biro for your
TAKE NOTICE.
To whom it may concern :
I have sold snd disposed of all property
which I hare heretofore owned In the 8tte,
Alt parties having claims against me must
present them tor payment within thirty
days aa I Intend to go East to remain.
Martin Gillksan,
Fox Valley, Linn county, O r.
MY FALL
Srv Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Shades Wall Paper
and Decorating Paper,
Every thingSkept in a flrst-cias Drv Qoocta and Boot and Shoe House, from the cheapest to aa stood a quality,
I there is a demand for. I bought these goods mostly in New York and Chicago and
a 0
AT BOTTOM CASH PRICES, .
fsBasJ frstf Isr iflasaft fTTfti - - : "j-ft sV a,-
and have and am receiving
Novelties of the Season
Id every line ; nm prepared to
MEET ANY PRICES
quote in the papers or circulars, and will take
Cash or Merchantable Produce
and will not turn you off when you get out of money.
Samuel E. Young.
AT COST
is stereotyped.
BELOW COST
is not generally true.
This much is true : We have one counter of
Over Coats Left
that will be sold at bargains. We take stock Jan.
1st. These over coats
Stock
will be closed out at specially low prices, In fact,
the whole stock is REDUCED IN PRICE until
that time.
LADIES,
tlemen are going to get you something
nice for Xmas, Reciprocate,
WE HAVE THE FINEST
1 0 IVV Ww it at
Handkerchiefs, Nobby Ties, Gents Jewelry,
Slippers, Etc., Eto.
ilk
e
Just received for this trade, We want you to see
them.
&mmVW9r maaaaaaansaaaw CSJssaTID BOOTS X
TEafistj saWiswisWiii M"- TiiM 1
We wear tho Utile Rod School Route
cousins and oor aunts, and if yon want
City Boot and Shoe Store
where you will find a largo and complete assortment of goods in this line,
of nearly every grade and make, and
A dollar saved is a dollar made.
REDFIELD& BROWNELL
AND WINTER STOCK
-Has arrived, Includiog-
and a large
of hats
L. E. BLAIN,
Albany, Or.
M. HENDERSON A CCfS
Shoos, tend so do oar srstrr and qqi
them go to tho
at prices which will open your eyas.
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