V
The republicans arc getting ready to do
tbeir bet Id I ha aenate. but in spite of all
thejr can do the bill for the repeal ot John
I Davenport It bouod to pass.
The criticism that the Wilson bill doe1
not go far enough it voiced aim opt as fre
quently In the tariff debate in tlie house a
is the complaint that it goes to far. TbU
looks a if Chairman Wilton had itruclc the
gulden mean.
The manufacturing interests of the
country will be satisfied with the Wilson
bill after it has become a law. Their pro
tests now are largely a matter of form.
Pass the till and let them go back to business.
And now there is a deficit in the Ohio
State Treasury. As MrMcKlnley has been
governor for two years,and is still govern
or, It cannot be a breach of privilege to
call his attention to the fact that his party
is censuring Mr Cleveland for a dellc.'
made before he took office.
ANOTUItt SILVER Itll-L-
Meredith (deer) of Pennsylvania has
offered In the house a bill authorizing
owners of silver bullion, mined or produced
in the United States, to have it coined Into
standard silver dollars of 4l2?s grains at
any United State mint, upon the same
term and conditions that gold Is now
coined. The dollar coined an to be
legal tender for all debts or demands, pub
lic or private. If this bill hs the proper
restrictions rrohibltlng the importation of
foreign silver for coinage it should pat6.
Blame for the issuance of bond does not
rest on Secretary Carlisle. It rests primari
ly on the republican party, wbicb bfi wil
extravagance looted the treasury, and by
unwise legislation debased the currency and
scattered public confidence; and letondail-
ly on congress for not immediately enact
ing a law that could cover Into the treasury
money to the amount of the seigniorage or
that would authorize the issuance of paper
currency. Carlisle's acdoi was made abso
lutely necessary by republican extravagance
and democratic Inactlvltv.
It Is well known that many German
citizens take every me am possible to avoid
military eervite. It is reported that war
rants are out for no less than 250 persons
fn fieriin who are tiius charged with tne
offence of desertion, some of them belong
ing to nob',: families.
'One deplorable result of excessive
meat eating," ays Airs Ernest Hart, in
the London Hospital, 'Ms the ill-temper
which is Said to be a chronic complaint in
England, In a meat eating France
urbanity is the rule; in fish and rlcs-eatlns;
Japan harsh words are unknown.
There arc some Who objtct to the VI.,on
bill because its duties are too high and other1
because they are not high er.ough.but every
sensible person in the country knows that
the best thing potsible for the country now
Is to pass the bill and get back to business,
Tile democrats, by voting to, place e-igar
onthefiec Hit, have driven the nail still
deeper into the republican coflin. This will
make sugar cheaper to the people, will
shatter the sugar trusts and the refiner's
tiust, and will wipe away a direct tax on
an article which enters intj general consumption.
IncoineB are taxed in a number of coun-
tries, and the system teems to work in every
one just as well as that of property taxation
or any other system of taxation in operation.
Nor should the opponents of the Income tax
bill now before ConHr worry any over the
false roturn which they imagine will be made
Of course, some people mill make false re
turns and some will dispose of their bond8
and t tec its in such a way as to escape tix
atlon on them altogether. That is to b;
i-xpected.but with all thedsdiIng aiH false
wearing the Government will still derive t
large revenue from Incomes.
In one German State alone nearly $33.
ODO.ooo was realized by income taxation
duilng the fiscal year of 1S92-1S93. It
should be remembered, ton, that the rate o'
taxation was lowered In Prussia in 1892 for
small incomes, and that a radical change
was ina-Je In tne reporting. They were re
ported formerly by Government officials,
and now the people themselves make tlie
returns. No affidavit is required, but every
taxpayer understands that if he la convicted
of underestimating his income he will be
taxed on f rem four to eight times the amount
he failed to report.
Prussia's new system went into operation
last year, aud It resulted in increasing the
number of Income tax payers from 1,997,
f'Jti to 2 433,866, and the amount of their
'ucome taxes from 89,487,680 to 1 14.SS6, 105
marks. There was an increaso lit every
one of the four claicg into which the in
come l.n payers ot Prussia are divided, and
an Increase nUo in the amount paid by each
except the fir-it clisn, for which the rate a
lowered. The incomes in (this class ian;;c
fiom bttween 930 and 4,209 maiks, and t'ic
rate of taxation Is considerably heluw I per
cent. ovcr 05 Per rent f the income tax
payers are in this c'a;aml they pay 36 por
tent of the total tevenue from income taxes,
Tne four clatica compiict!ie I,7Sj In! n .
i'ant nf Prussia whose incomes are ove
96,000 mirk. The rate fjr them i f4 pci
cent, ami t!ie.r taxes amount o abjt i' per
cent of the tt'tal revenue rVrlvcd from internes.
Wall Paper,
.l
J. A.
ALBANY.
lnintM. Oil
I1MN, l'"tf
Cu 111 in in
CRECC
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTiUE
vrtrF. i- im.Ki.v v.wv.x that tmk i n.
. ( til la-t ill ft
Ut f i; L I.
I,t M'.t l-fit-V
t-. t. ihin fix 11. frm
Paii'U linn tin' t ; h U;
W I! t 'U'
aiii
A K . I t'NAI '
f -r 1 f. :.-r-
in Oregon paper has a spiteful remark
about The Oregonian's comments on the
proposed income tlx. The Orh.ionian
does not oppose an Income lax. It knows
of nobody who, so long ai a democra tic
policy prevails, Ij likely loloye any ii.come
to pay 4 UK QP.'-Orcooniak,
Or 1( any one shoulJ have an incom: he
could have It assessed at one fifth its actual
value and thus escape taxation.
it
That's the
Pierce's
Pellets
By using Hall's Hair Kenewer. gray,
faded or discolored hair assumes (lie natu
ral ejlor of youth, and glow. luKui.ant
and strong, pleasing everybody.
Olivet In Bulk, aauer kraut, mixed
ilckles, chow chotv, cranberries, lemons,
flaked hominy, and njw raisins at C E
Brownel!s
Botls tlie irjuthod end roeiilu wlicn
Syrup of Figs is taken j It is pleasant
and refresbiug to tiio taMe, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
LiVer and Bowels, clearses tho nys
tera, oflectunlly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Fi is the
only remedy; or its kind ever p-c
duced, pleasing to the tusto and ac
ceptable ta the stomach, prompt ia
its action and truly beneficial fa its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and ngrccnblo subttiKiccs, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all aud havo math it tbo inont
pcpular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is fer sale in DCc
and $1 bottles by nil leading drurr-
gists. Any reliable druggiet io
may not have it on hand mil Dro,
ctire it promptly for my one who
maul- iu try iu uo noi accept nun
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAM FAKClSCO. CAL.
tOTOwii.-, irr. nc' roar. .r.
II. It. 11VPK. W. ll.HIM1INr.l-.il. 11. II. .1A.VK9
ALBANY FOESTTDBE GO,
IHTCOl'OKA.TniJ
(liiltiinore UliM-k. ' Alhisny, Ore.
FURNITURE
lino of
IN GLASS.
the way Dr.
rieasani
come.
And it's a more
important point
than you think.
It keeps them al
ways fresh and re
liable, unlike the
ordinary pills in
cheap wooden or
pasteboard boxes.
They're put up
in a better way,
and they act in s
better way, than
the huge, old
fashioned pills.
INo griping, no
violence, no reac
tion afterward
that sometimes
leaves yon worse
off than before. In that way, they
cure permanently. Sick Headache,
Bilious Headache, Constipation, In
digestion, Bilious Attacks, and all
derangements of tho liver, stomach,
and bowels aro prevented, relieved,
and cured.
They're tiny, sugar-coated gran
ules, a compound of refined and
concentrated vegetable extracts
tho smallest in size, the easiest to
take, and cheapest pill you can buy,
for they'ro guaranteed to give satis
faction, or your money is returned.
You pay only for tho good you get.
There's nothing likely to bo " just
as good."
in all iu hr.nu-he.
EMBALMING acuity.
K?iiil(n e corner :mi and l'u!.i'0.i.t str
X5 L'vvuwtjry
flACAiEIT
iel'ailil
wm
An arrvrable tatntliv and N krvr Tusto.
ITrt Wrt Tt"' I'uvorite :s:ts frras
w At WforlheTwthandiUuuliM.
-WJ"'""'' -..A.sii rienOU
'": . wtli Ifc-mislr Is it .1rt
Bimirlnr I hnvorvt rr-ini.l I h:it won 1.1 1o mo
auiy food.,, JYi.v.Vlrt S'l.l by JJrUtftfttt,
SHILOH'S cure;
Trm fjnrT ;.ion ifmi fTmtvmrm
h,Ti'alUMb.Tfrttl. F.TCjo.un.rtionlr his
norirm; ha.curr4 tVviv, u,l-; craF
xou.u iLcnlutiEC rfj;;:, c;::t,;)'
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures Catarrh in the Head,
A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby clven tbat the aoual
meeting of the MtockLoldaraof tbc AUayj
BuitdiuK nd Loan Associatlou will be
lield on Fridny, Feb 16, 1894. at the bour
of 7:30 p m of said day In th Bnk of
Orecon buiidlns fa Albany. linn County
OreKon, for Ibe purpose of electing niae
directors and three auditors to serrelor
the tor in of one y ar next ensuing from
said meeting, and unlii thoir successors
ars elentod and qualified, and to transact
sucb other bu9ino as may come before
the association.
Done by order of sId ansoola n this
I'll, i day of Jjou-rv, ISM,
CBWimi. CHStkwait,
Seorotary. Presideut.
Assignee's Notice.
In the matter of the assignment of II amy
Freeman Pound, nn insolvent debtor.
Kotice is hereby given that Henry
Freeman Pound has assigned to me all
his property for tlie benefit of all his
creditors in accordance with the laws of
the state of Oregon relatinr to general
assignments by insolvent debtors. AH
creditors of the said Henry Freeman
Pound aro notified to present their claims,
under oath, to me at the o flics of Black
bum A Watson, attys , in the city of Al
bany, Oregon, within three months from
tlie date of this notice. .
Dated Mbanv, Cr., Dec 8th, 1S03.
B. H. Irvine,
Assignee.
A GENTS MAKE FIVE DOLLARS a
A. day selling the greatest kitchen uten
sil ever Invented. Retails fer thirty-five
cents. Two to tix can be sold In every
house. Millions sold in this country alone.
Don't miss the greatest opportunity ever
known to make money, easily snd quick: v.
Sample Rent, postage prepa'd for five cents.
MuMakis & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
NAt KET, M.D.,
rhysk'lnn ami Surgeon, OWcc L'liUlra over tli
Bank of Or, (fun.
KtittUjiKc, vumer lClh and CalapoUit.
IjlOK HKN I. The opera house store,
I1 snltfiidhl lorntiun. Cail on the
crciary tt the Di-mccbat effice tqr pai
ticulars.
M
r. Dr. l (tThcii W allace
Tli 9 Nulpil riairTyant aid I .Me Render, is now
hfio, ami can bo Muul at Iter rtfiiidii o, r.cxt dinir
U (on -ill. Mi ti'lift Pl.iut nil atiMrvla. laa
Wtviil hii.1 (iituic: h"c tnmliK'K, abariit fiitmU ami
luisiiivM. Vou n tuar troui vuurthad ilci.Js.
FOETHILLER
IRVING
Undertakers - and - limbaliners.
WE KlEP rcnilnllvcn l id full Ht.e ol n-nnllc. rluli fr.il i td cotVtts ai
coffins. Al.u bui'liliobti nd mlu, In I it( loili, ! r,n ! r i. ,i w
which will be old at
Til Loneil LilB ProfiU.
EMBALMING nd lhe proper care ol the dcd a epeclaltjr.
HO EXTRA CHARCt FOR HEARSE OR SERVICE,
ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOf
The Oregon Land Co
iVItn it home office al
s.a.:l,:s:m:-
.ne Gr.l)f Blocl., corner Liberty &n'J tate stieet, brnnch rfRco In PorHaiw
-5
AKEiS a specialty of SunnysideTruit tracts rear Salem)
Will sell 5. 10 or20 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
era small caslipajrment long time on balance
r particuJas.
MEAN BUSINESS.
TL Till sell all crockery ware and holiday goods af
V ""Sl- were are some prices: Lamps, worth
50c for 25 cents; lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00
cups and saucers '5 to 40 cents a set; plaes, 40 cents pei
set. Everything else in proportion.
Call on me and you will not be deceived.
J. Gradwohl,
NEW : F UFN1TURE,
MY STORE iS NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, CONSISTING
I bed room.ietK. chair, lcongea, tc.,Jjwhieh I will aell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Titos. Brink.
CUARD!AK'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice is ruTi-liy Bivnt'nt theunderaian-
etl guardian of Aio:ii C Wilscn, a minor.
in ecnrla!oo mth a I-ccune gran tea )y tha
Coiiuty tVnrt of 1 i:iu County, Oregea, to
tell the rial estnte tluugii. to laid ttuer
ill cn
SjUimlar the day of Teh, 1S04. t the
liou of 1 oVlncSt o ni, fit the C'urt House
door in Albany, I. inn IVunty, DretjoD, er
l.to for alr, ut aucticn. to the his heat bid
ber, .'or tiuti. th follfw-nm desoiibed rami
oataie belonged tusid unnor, tc-it: An
ncdivAlod tnf -lix'centh of lha following
dtacrilKtl tract of ltd cmmiciDii at a
point on ' h nc.tlh lira vt the lunation I .a ad
!aini of Vincent Waton and Mary Wat too
hi wifr, 1J. 0 chains ea.'t from nnrthwpat
c men f said claim, it btinjj not No
claim No (i'J in tp 1 1 8 K 4 weit of W'illam-
tr nifrii'.un and running .hrrce P.art r lo
chatni toacoricr: thenca south 10.25 ch as
ihn. rut M l!l cha, thecc tenth 1$ '2$ ch.
thtni weat 4).'J chain, tnroce north ?S 53
rhaitia to the ( Itcacf brinnin coqtining
lt6 .VS arrs, more or let, all in Linn Pcud
ty O.-o.on, tuhiect to tha life etatt of
Aaron Vi!on ia said land, I
Aiwf.it folwiua: An endizided onr-1
f. r:n cf the followina tract of lamt Beii - I
ning at the southwest cirnercf the Dona-J
ttoc Land claim rf (i II i!ujbo and wife, f
el aim No TS in tp it 8 B 4, went of VilUm.
et' Mrridian and mnnire thfnceeaitt 13 4 1
chains to a iwint that n 2! lioKt north of an
oak fft art on the south ide of tlie county
road thence south ?0 90 chains to a stake,
thrnce wat c'uina t a ftake. thence I
north i.VTnchafpft to stake on tho north!
I"ie of the lonatitn l.an.1 claim of Vincent
Vaton rd n.it, theuce wet 7.D7 chaioito;
an interior com. r Pf 9u Watson claim, I
n.rnLv cinn .Mvoiaini to place 'J begin -ninj.
cor.tAiuii cr, more r W. in
I. rn C- nn'v, O'fcor, surot to the l.fe
estate of Aar.n WJeon in said lata1.
t'-mruian cf Archie C Wilroa .
Reduced from -'t0 if
Tie
JL
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B F RAMP
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. sIOSKril, I'top ! i-( or.
Cabinet photoa from t.toto$4.no
rr dozen. Eniaijin i'-ic:::rej .
pectaltv. fj0 crarou: framed
forjlo.oo. A'e rarrv'a lar.
of 5x5 anJ stcrcscc.'o rleeof Or-
W TAYLOR.
Honser Cleane Garfleneraiiii
General JoMer.
Carpet Laying and Cleaning. Chiintf)
Cleaninj. Whitewashing and j
Window Cleaning a
Wnarlnliv
Call at Boot Black Stand at Lfcndreth'i
shaving parlori.
WE WANT YO ) ffd'iftH 01 b
thua inakim . 3J3.00 '
FEU WEEK. P uriUrr.l oaa i
furuiah a horae aud travel through the coud-
try; a team, though, is cot oecossary. A
racancica iu tewcaand ciliea. Sport v
hours may I 0 need to good advantage
H K JoHNRod auo. :
11th and Main St, h'ichmonJ, Va. i
1894
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army of reeilera. In tplendlu linte, it di.as ta
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andtnininf to mil llie le.dii'lfto ice ol Ibe dir. k '
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illustrate it. special arllc!es,lls norles,ind erery tot
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Easily Made.
IT. vail ma.y ate., warn., km, awl ti" -work
for us a fow inn dally, rij.t I. mi an t
thoir.ir. boaee. The bueineee la Mt,lv' I
strictly k.-.rahls. an pars benaa-tla ar""v I
oorl afoata. To. Iiare etar feM aad '
eooiatlll.n. aaraorloae. a..d rMoatJ allil?s ,
nocosiaro. ,v. capital r ulreol. tf. aajaip y
with aT.rrthlnt that roi need, Halt f 1
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Women d. aa well a. m.n, and boys a '.
msk.go.l pie. Anyone. anywhoM, on.
or. All suejoM trho folloie ourpavkiand sO" !
t'lo directlcn.. r.irnut work arill avely W .
oa a arent dnl r l moon. HrerttklaoT r
aid In jreat ilrr.i.in l. TTrito fcr nr tmrlil !
cireular, and r.c- lve full li.,'nmintlon. kar" !
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