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Newspaper Page TextI'AUBUT IU.KONTHK INCOMf. TAX- What is all this chatter we hear about the monarchical natuie of an income tax? I toes a tux tt'hirh ii levied in Switzerland and nearly every other republic become - monarchical baause it li revifitl in (ireat Britain? The tariff is ft favorite txx in almost tvflrv rniuifpv mli1 liv Wirnr or oupm. Is it therefore monarchical? 1 Monarchies tax tobicco and spirits. Must our internal-revenue lystem be abol . iM ai monarc'uical? There is not a monarchy under the sun liut taxes real estate. Heal estate taxes must also be monarchical. And how about school taxes, road taxes, poll taxes and dog taxes? There are sim ilar taxes in monarchies. In fact what tax is there that has not lieen, is not or may not be levied under a monarchical form of government? ftball tlia free and enlightened people of this great and glorious Republic be oj pres sed by such monarchical burdens? Sever! Down with ail taxes! lliey aro monarch ical! This monarchical rubbish is monumental nonsense. There is no argument in the ceaseless repetition of an empty form of wordu. It is wearisome und should be stopped. When sensible people aro discussing a serious question the parrot' cages should be covered . The Oregonian is remarkably hot under tjie collar, because, (at its edltci claims to believe) the state board did the tax payer! oj Portland Injustice In not reducing the assess ment made In that county. The De.nocrat would like to tee fair dealing in taxation, jt li a cardinal tenet of democratic faith tha axatlon should l; equal, and Portland bould be treateJ fairly. The presumption Is that the state board did right in the mat ter. But the Oregonian is esicpped- from concplanlng. Same year ago when Linn county was assessing mortigei at par, Mult nomah was assessing them at 5 cents on the dollar. The Oregonian raised no p rote it a- atntt I tilt iniiiatir In lilt nrnnle n( I .Inn Pftu' P ty.but tacitly endorsed It, It even went far as to sayfso we are Informed that Linn county was the father of the mortage tax law and thai we ought to bear that buruen as a punishment for passing such a law. But .e do not be. ieve that Multnomah is treated unfairly Ir. tlhelr assessments this year. It Is true tha1 80me property Is assessed higher than it could uow be sold for, but this is as true of Linn and other counties. It was manifest i.t jmtlcton the part of the board to raise tb value of town lots In Linn county 10 percen The trouble in Multnomah county was.tha prior to the to the lagsnge of the presen assessment law that taxpayers of that coun ty escaped much of their tnxei by means of large deductions forlndebtebncts. Now they can not escape. Trie Oregonian was alwjy in the lead waging hrotc win fa re against the law atlowing deductions for indebtednes and the mortige tax law. It secured the repeal of each. It now sees the rtsult. Let it stop its Incendiary threatningi anj al vl people to be lair abiding citizens. And now a convention of wool growers Is to mcot in Salem shortTy to make forma protest against tho passage of the Wilson tariff bill. They Invite those who favor protection to hop, prunes lumber anj cl to meet with them. How cunning. The purpose Is to appeal to all who are in the protection combine to unite against, tie Wilson bill. Well, when these selfish rep resentative cf protected interests get to gather what proportion of tn cilizjn of, Oregon will theyjapresent? Not one In thirty Will they, when they meet together discuss the interest and right otccnflumeis? Not at all. Hth will he wholly ignored. The lighU of the great masses are never consider eJ In nsen'He & of lhoe w ho meet to promote the cause of protection, A man who will he 10 tptd as to say or believe U.;it the in terests of conuiu?rs are promoted by pro tection should he sent to an asylum for the Insnno. Stlfinhm-fa i the whole fiuiurjt:o:i of the scheme of piotcttkm. Could the itmset. be heaul it Washington n !hr c!a csare, tl oic would be very little delay tu pacing the Wilson b. 11. II. II. IIT1IK. VT. II. I'IMIIM.KIl. 1. II. .MM UK ALBANY FDBNITDBE CO., INCOPOBATBD ftaHimore Rlurl. Albany, Ore. Furniture riii'li'ti- 1 i : uf ioi;inAkm; - in all its hrauclies EMBALMING annuity. lit'M.h'iho rt ir.it t ,'!rd and i'.i! .'.ptvia Mr Arrtirnnj 1'nn 1 .'i 1 i..r, i'i t fn 1 .!! ,1 lu Husinoss Sliort .mini. (ioorj m- T A dispatch from PitUburg Pennsylvania forecasts the coming of better times in the following way: The Sligo Iron Mills, on the south side, will resume operations, dou'jie turn, on Tuesday, Eight hundred men will be em ployed. Oliver k Holer t it's wire and rod mill will start up on Wednesday, running double turn, for the first time tinea the summer abut-down. Ttie Tenth Street mill of the Oliver Iron and Steel Company will resume on Tues day, double mrn. The mills of DU worth. Porter & Co., and A M Byers & Co.. which have been in par tial operation, will also resume in full on Tuesday. A Conservative estimate of tbe number of men that will be employed in these mills places the number at 3,000. Carrie Furnace No 3, at Keating Station, on the Baltimore and Obio Railway, which has been Idle almost a year, will bo put in blast next week, giving employment to 200 workmen. $10!) lU-wura ?I00. The radrm uf th( paprr V. ill he rYacd to learn Hint tiu rc is i't hihi ohv Hrvmu it tlitcaso tli.it science hax been ahU; to cure in all it Ktimrs, unt that i Catarrh. Hall' ('alarm fare i. the only posit h e cure known tr. the med n Ml fraternity'. Catarrh be inn u constitutional dittMrie, recpiire a uistitutioiml treatment. If atl Catarrh Cura is taken internally, acting directly upon the )iont and mucous mirfiicefl or the system, then y Uttroyiiif- the foundation of the disease, nnu giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and axHiMirijr nature in noiuc iiiworx, i no proprietor nave so murh faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case tijit ft laiU to cure, bend for lint 01 testimonials. Address, F.J. CHENEY &C0,, ToledO.O Genuine parti for all gev ing machines, also the best oils, needles, etc,, for all sew'ng machines, bicycles, et;., at E U Will's music store, Sewing machine and orgbns repaired reasonable, and all work warranted. Needles prepaid by mail 40c a uozen, 1 UXJOYIS Botb ilio method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; It is pleasant and. refreshing to (.lie tasto, and acts gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the tasto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial in its edeets, prepared only from the most healthy and ngrecablo substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo mada it the moat popular remedy known. Nyrim of Firs is for sriln Si, KOn and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliablo drugjriat who may not have it on hand will nro- euro it promptly for any cne who wishes to try it. lo not acctpt auv substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN ritAKCISCO. CAl. louisviics, Kr. f v rote. . r. CUARDIAK'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice i hetrhv Dtrfcnth: thdunderxin. il Kimr.li.a of Archie C Wilson, minor, in coonlDce with a llceate gunted by the Comity Court of I .inn County, Orejou, lo sell the rel eetAte belonging to said nct.r 111 ou SitunUy the 3rd dv of Feb. IS!U. -t II,. hour of I o'clock 0 in. at the Cnur! llm,u door in Albany, Linn County, Oregon, ex- ihife iora:e, at auction, to the hit'het bid tier, for canli. tbe folltivni! ili.a.iih.t ...1 ratato belonKiuK to .aid linuor, to-it. An llndiudrd oiii-aixtei'ntli nf I he following deacriluMt tract uf Ucd c.ininicncint; ,t. iolnt on the noith lice of the Donation Laud claim of VincMit Wataon and Mary Vnton hii wife, 1(1.40 chaina rait from untthvea? corner of a claim, it lit in not No ITtMi claim No ft." in tp 1 1 S I! 4 wcit uf Willam ette moriditn aud running ,hom-o Kart :V2 lo chaim to a comer: thtnee south 10 :, h than e caat S. Ill cha, thcuce south IS "JS eh', thence wt 4l.'j!l ehain, tiicncc north 's rift onaina io me place rl nrhinmn conljinuiB ui .SS acres, more or less, all in l.inn boun ty Ore.on, silt ject tr the life estate oi Aaron Wl'aon lu said lanfl, Also the M owing: An undivided on f.iurlil of the following tract of Ian.!, iein mngat the southwest rnrnrroi the llona-tu-e Land claim of ti II llunho. and wife claim So TS in tp II M K 4, w,.t ( .Vrllan. et'e Meridian and running theoc? east LI 41 chaina to a wiut that ia -JS linaa north of an oaa at set on the south side ef the county toad thence south 0 ,XI chains to a stake, thence weat j. chains l ia.take. thence north l.'i.TO chaina to a stake oa the north line of the lKieation land claim of Vincent W atson and wife, thence went 7.97 chaina to an interior col ner of said Watson claim, thence notth .1.1O chains to place .f begin -ning, eoniaining t.t acres, more r leas, in 1. nil C.'unty, tlregon, subject to the life estate of Aaron Wllaon in said laid. Albany Oiegon, Jan 4lh, lt4, M C Warm, tluardianof Archie C Wilson. NJTIS EOF FiNAL SETTLEMENT, -THT IS HIRFHV y.WXS THT THE T. 11 .1. murm-.l B.ttiiini(trt.-r . f ihf !.,'. ', , MikI tint in wxul rut. .i.,l t),,. . ' -mt h Iih tlif ,th,ux ,.f fVI-nwr vi( ,,, , h.-ur 1st l.'.L.k rill ,,( Mi,l .it, ,,.,', :. . ivurt r..m t tl, ..,m tl.w in";,1 ,nn, Hit ht An i'f .1 )sA ti ". f AU t,. M1l v.-. ti-n". ")I ,r .ttm. -t ... ,1 .-.utr. Am jn-r -m In,,-- ,.t . tt.w l.'tl.f Mttlrtiie.t f ,t u, arc hrreh lil.:i-l.H. .-r.V.-tf (J N li.,.K)ll, j,.,.. Mi.l -..ttrt 1 . ..... W" KVMPrt.H, M.'t-MC A II,, 1,', n'n, ' I A sedentary occupation, plenty of sitting down and not much exercise, ought to have Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to go with it. They abso lutely and permanently curi Constipation. One tiny, sugar coated Pellet is a corrective, a regulator, a gentle laxative. They're the smallest, the easi est to take, and the most natural remedy no reaction afterward. Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all stom ach and bowel derangements are prevented, relieved and cured. A great many medicines "relieve" Catarrh in tlio Head. That means that it's driven from the head into the throat and lungs. But, by its mild, soothing, cleansing nnd healing properties, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem edy perfectly and permanently cures. Notice of Dissolution Notice hereby given that the firm ol Senders & Co heretofote doing business under the firm name of Senders & Co has this day been dissolved, Mr Adolph Send er retiring. The new firm w'll be com posed of Mr Ed Schmeer and James Cal lahan who will continue the business, am! will co!Utt all amounts due the old firm and pav all its debts. Adolph Sendzrs Schmber. FARMERS LISTEN, We have a fine lot of fiesh grass seed, of almos: every kindt Including cheat, and we want to sell it. Come and see us. STEWART & SOX WANTED At the store formerly owned by Allen Hros., BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, BACON, and CHOICE APPLES, for which I nil! pay the brst cctli pnef possible. 6 F RAtfP fp ('..KACKIsY, M.D., PhywIcUn nul Mutgcon, Oltire I'f Ha! r nvtr til Btik f OfiK.m. Keti(i:nc, crnrr li'lh ami Ucltpooia f t. ?OH IlFNr-Th4 rer hoii ator, I1 8pUDdid h cation, Ca I on th mcroiHry kt the 1kmccpat ullica lor par uc ilium. PLOWS AND IARK0WS. H.irjninn fur fr.rn.er in both tidirc ind walking plow-. .Use hat i on ..tion lurrou. etc. I'tici. t.i prpponiun tt : cent tu'Jit, It Hill p;iy ou tti cn'l and ere VAX I OKTA1M A PATFNTf For a n I 0..whii hxc had nearly fifty Team' rxfertence in the patent bajiineds. rnmniininL IMnrtl'tlycnrl.1entla. A Handbook uf In! fortiiatlon c.nnrntna I'nirnt and bow to ob tain them aent free. Also a ratalfmua nf manhan. teal an.l Mtentlflc booaii tent free. Patent Ukeo Ihrtttish Mnon A Ca tMm Ihiw arc brTisht wt.1etT bt?i..n?ho EZuflXl? mu mrm prvngm wi.ieiy pelorethe ntihlir ' 'lI1 'J inanrateii. ban by far the dt larins .irk in Um Ilful platea, in coK.ra. and photnnhnf n.. bonae. witb plana. rnablinartniMlTfJlK lai-'tjt 1it1mi' and secure contrat-t a. Aildmu low U) m ' Y'""t- 3" ""'"TAT. Assignee's Notice. In lite matter of tlx Mi;nnient of Hinry h'uvn an found nn uifulvent lUblor. Notire i liereby jiivtrf tl at Henry Krecman r urd lm a-'cnt d to me all hi pruprrty for thv K tie lit of all hip creiii'or in arroriUnce Aith tlio laws oi the tive of Oreaon TelatiHi; to general a?ik:t,im'nin t y itioivefit ft I tors. AU eie.l;t T of tl e f.ml Henrv Freeman round are nut i lied to piennt i heir c'nims 'ind r hh, to n.e at the offiee of l.'nek burr a aton. hm . in tlie city of Al hiUiy. tirtki-'M. within tl.rte n:omhif from the d.ite if tliiji iioiice Wxu'xX Ml snv. r.-, v- sj,. tx. H. II . Irvink. 'i-c. rum r . t liahvr Ui.e lteata FORTMILLER & IRVING Undertakers -:- and - linibhliiiers. WE KlEP constantlvcn l ard a full Hi t ci nH!lc, cloih urd weed caskelsai coffins. Also buiial robes and suits, in hicadcloih, mir.ctil n uf which will be sold at Tbe Lowest Living Proflls. EMBALMING ni ,,,e proper care of the dead specialty. NO EXTRA CHARCt FOR ALB AM Y, - - MASONIC The Oregon JLand Co 1 tVitn it home office at) s-sVi-izmiM:- - - - oEiiGO. t me Gray tilocl., corner Libert anil itate street, branch pflfice In Portlanu lr A.KES a specialty of Sunnyside'fruit tracts near Salem iLB- Will sell 5, 10 or 20 ere small casu payment or particulas. I MEAN BUSINESS. Will sell all crcr.lj.erv ware and holiday goods a( COST. Here are some prices: Lamps, worth 50c for 25 cerjts; lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00 cups and saucers V.o to 10 cents a set; places, 40 cents pej set. Everything else in proportion. Call on me and you will not be deceived. J. Gradwohl. 1 II I. I-K II ING rilOTOGKAPIIKKH, eon" Reduced tn - I ne JM M The Greatest ef all our tortcdcals. The foremost men of the world write the literature of contemporaneous activity for THB FORUM. E.tn treat tubisct It taken up b; Tht Forum hn It naturally comes Into public attention and Is treated by the best authorities, without regard to parties or creeds. It mill keep anj thoughtful reader Informed on the tasks and problems of ths time, as no other periodical does. To many thoughtful penpte. the price ol The Forum has hitherto been pro. hihitory: indeed all the itreat Rericwa havi! been too hlsh In price lor the masses ol Intelligent readers. But now the number ol readers of thoughtful literature -men and women who wish really to know hat Is olns on in the world out side the narrow limits ol particular sects and parties is great enough In the United States to warrant so revolutionary a reduction In price. Tha Forum discusses Important subjects, hut It Is not dull. The literature ol contempo. raneous activity is. In luct. the most Interesting of all literature. American citizenship Implies that a nun shall know the opinions ol the foremost men and the latest great achievements In every direction ol activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Forum Is now as cheap as the magazines of mere entertainment. THE CHE.PEST, THE LARGEST. THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 25c. a Copy. $j a Year. NEW : FURNITURE, BOTTOM PRICES. Thos. Krinli. ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY .r. .fOM:ril. Proprietor, 4 HEARSE GR SERVICER TEMPLE, - - OR.EGOI acre lots at $50 to $60 per lorg time o'i balance Cabinet photos from $1.50 to $4.00 per dozen. Enlaiolne: pictures a .specialty. 16x20 crayon; framed for 10.00. We rarrv a large stock 01 5x3 ana sierescoo": views of Ur- rfg if-; gg: orum ta v IJake rj 'orMrulwlllu muI Vtrm Ht tlYm IV fVI P, F FCF RIETOR, siurtl rroil, t aaan"!'! U'jiaMWiire, qiifeuawan, lrlel Froli. Vsh'1utilr. TobltCCO, lRHia NaRisr, Wilce. Culler, Tss, lac ..ryll"" to 'f, """ varieiy and Kiry stK. liihes ajarkal prico lla lor 41, L KINDS OV PRODUCE Dr. l-Hllcrmii V nlluce The Nfteil Clairvoyant arl Life RJir, la now aixl fan -m nmtw i- tn", im'w I'MUiriira. Kh It-Hit al.t all i.Jteta, m nrt-cent and tut urn; .ova iniumtB. i-.rm mikuiuhj buaiticw. Vou win lar Irom Vtur citaii ikrJt. Wall Paper, J. A. (Liuimiij; ALBAKY. CEEC0 Assignee's Notice. Notice tc hereby given to all wtiotn it rny concern, that on the 4th duv nf November, 1893, Anthony Prcpr ard F C Hutler duly made an vsiyement to'me of al) their proper ty forthe benefit t.i all their creditor, ia cord a a ce ilh 1 lie general aeMgnmeDt awiof th rtaterf Oiesoo; therefore all persons having claima at a tost the co-partnership tirm of said Propst sad Hutler sie hereby notified and required to present the ssme to me under otth at the r-ff.es tf WE Bilycuin the City of lb?ny. Oregon with in three months from the date hereof. D&ud this 171 h day of November. 1S93. F rim KLIN t'ltoFST, Assignee. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. NOTICE IS HKKEliY GIVEN THAT THE UN dcrsihiiud hu flletl hi flnnJ account In the estate of tiiicliiie K Kanbrouck. deceased. with the county clerk of Linn county, Oregon, and that the county court of said Liun cour.ty, hu rtxptl a'aturday, the 131 Ii day of January, lSU4,tthe hour of H'oVlotkin the forenoon of will day, and the cnuiity court house aa the place, for the hearing of ohjectlotia If any to aaid final ac count and Ilia aettlement of aaid eatata. Dated December 14th, 1804. VT K BII.YEIT. Q W WRIGHT, Admin de Vmiancn cum AU) fur tkjtate. tt'Btamentoaiuiexo, 1894 Hamper's Weekly. 7LLUSTRATED. IlARi-EK't W KKkLY ! beyond all queitism.tnc leatJiaj jouma In America, In ila Bu'emlid illtKtratlons.in corjsiof ditinfiulahtl contiituton, and in Hi vaa army ot render. In filenilid lines. It drawa on U19 hiirheit order of ta!nt,tlie m'eiibegt Sited by poiltita. andtraiuinjr to treat the leading topics of tbe day. In Action, the moat popular atory writers contribute to its columns. 8upvrb drawings ly the foremost artists illustrate ltsstecialarttcles.itsBtorics,ai:d every rot able event of public Interest ; it cc ntains portraits it the distinguished men ai d women who are mak ins; tb history of the time.whils special att.iitkn Is given to tb Array and Nary, Amateur Sport, Mid llusie and tbe Drama, by distinguished experts. In word, Harper's Weekly combines the news features of the daily paper and the article and literary qiialitlesof toe nuajaxine with the solid critical character f ton review. , HARPER'S PEEIOPICAIS, Per s'car.V HARPKR'S MAGAZINE f4 01 1IARPEKH WEEKLY m . 4 00 HAKI'i K'S BAZAU HAIU'RI'. i Ynl N(i PKopLE S 00 r. -stairs frcetc all tabicr.bt rs in the United StaUs Canada and Meiluo, The Vulumrsijf the Weekly l.cuin with tho first NutrWr fur January of each year. When no time is tncntioneil, suhi-riMous wil. Wgln with th numler current at tho time nf receipt reorder. Bound volHtiifS f Harper's Weekly for three years back, in neatclith bintln. wiM lw nent by mall, post age paid, or by exprcs, fret ot expanse (provided tbe freight does nt exccid ore dollar per volume.) for 17 00 per vetume. C'lothj caics for each volume, suitable fot bindinr, will be sentry nail, post-paid, on receipt Af tl each Remittances should be mads by Postoffic M-iey Order or Draft, to aroid chance of loes. hewspapers are not to ropy this adre. .aenmnt without tht express order of lUana BRortmitsi Address: If ARPEK'et! 1 RC11IER9, New Y.a 5 DOLLARS to per DAY 20 Easily Made. TVe want man? men, vinssn, boys, and sjlrlita work lor as a lew boars dalle, ritht in and annos theirown bomes. Tin business Is easr, pleasaat, strirttT hoaorable. and pars belter tba'n aniolbrf offerej ajenu. Yon hare a elear Held and no fmpMition. r.jpartrn a.,d srerlal attltrrnn. T!!""7" X c''l',, rwiolred. W santp yn wlTh evfrr-Mn, , y0 nd jo11 wel; jn l ln-lp yon to e.irn ten tlmrs ordinary waaes. n.nm-n .i as w. ll as nn, and bojs and tirli mik g.v, .r. Anrmi.!. snvuhore, ran do tfc" 'rk. Al! .ucr. who r.llow onr plain and rlrc fie 0,rf;tkl.. ;,rn.-t rork irill snrrlr brin ri-J a siva: deal of mjner. Kverrtbinff is ner in ir.it dennn-l. Write for onr pamplik-t r:reu' ,e, nn lrre, Ire full Infnraiallon. ho harm ' "f " T' fuclude not to ao on witb Hie r-n'IncM. Ceorce Stinson&Co- Box 488, PORTLAND, MAINE. fr?.fmirt;nliifi -:rt 1 r i n !Mlt. 1 r.t!. MiKll be - r dm ll l'":.. ri, JO.