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"fl I 5 i Both Skies of the Question should be looked into. the intelligent smoker uses lLACKWELL'S BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO. BI-A.C K WELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Durham, N. C. WHATKKKFORD A CHAMBEKL&M, Attorner at Law. Will practice la all court of th state. Special attention riven to matter in probate ami to collections. OFFICE In th Flinn block. r RIl.YKI'. Attorney at Law vnd Solicitor in Chancery. Oollec Uons made or. all no'nta. Lean negotiate! oa rable term. Albany, Oregon. QB W. WRIGHT, Attorney at law, and Votary Pub.ie. Will practice In all t he oonrt o! this Hate Special attention riiea to collections and matter In prebat SHre Upstair n-Twedale Block Albaay. Urn t. a . iisicur. B WATSOM, all legal matters will receive promp attention. Office ir. Odd Fellow's Temple, Albany, gOUTTASYE sfc HACK LEM AJff , Attorneys at Law, Albany, Oregon. J J WHITNEY, Attorney at Law, Albany, Or. J. I.. HILL.. FkyeieJaa sod Surgeon , OFFICE -Corner Ferry street, Albaay, Oregon. D R. f ASTOV k aAVI. nysknns an Sureoa. OFFICE -Corner econd ad Brocdalbin street. Albany. Or. Calls promptly attended m cttT and of an try. c. 1. CHAHBIBL&IS. Hf. D. Heme jpat hist. erSpecUlat in diseases of the Eye. Twenty years' experience ' Office hoars 7 te 9 a SS i o 3 p m. and 6 fc: 3 evening. Albaav, Oragan. B am k or 1CIO, cio, OKEOON. resident .i 8 Masjus .Jarr Mm O S Hat Vice-President . abler flHKCO RATIOIALBAVKK, J Or ALBAUT, ORB&OK, CAPITAL STOCK $100. SCO. ident .T L COWAN, e-Preatdcat J U RALSTON. stOwhier .O 4 ARCHIBOLD. p-BSCWBS, J L Cowan, J M Rleton, W 8 used, W H OaUra, J A Craword aJd O A Arch bold. fRANSACTS a renerai banking busts . DRAW SlOHl DRAFTS on Haw York, San l )-U.' I Oregon. UAN MONEY on approved security RECEIVE deposits sub lect check. FIRST SATIOS4I, B1IK, OV ALBAUT, OBXOO!, resident Vrae President . Oaahier ..LFLISS 8, E.YOClfO -B.W. LAHUUU.1 TRANSACTS A GENERAL banking THMSoeee. ACCOUNTS KEPT subject te check. tldltt EXCHANGE sad te! Tsphic traneler. sold New York, San Francisce, Chicago sad P-iUand mmm LO .LECTIONS BADE on favorable terms. C Yooaa L K Bum, E, W, Lsaas L. Puis Eowaao f . Sox. B A II K OF 0RE60M. AI.BAWT, OlteOH. Capital, President Vice-President shir... . H P MERRILL .! LANSING .. (it W BLAIN Ti siassil s general banking business: Exchange bought and sold on all the priucipml dtiee in th, ",'nited State ; alas 00 England, Ireland. Prance and Germany. Collections made at all accessible points on favor hie term. . , interest allowed oa time deposit. J CITftTCK fc CO..I4IKEB9 Or ALBANY, OREGON, TRANSACT a general Bulking business DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, San Fran eoo and Portland, Oregna. LOAN MONEY 00 approved security . RECEIVE denosit subject to check. COLLECTIONS made on favorable .term. INTEREST paid on Urns deposit. Tickets BBIMII Sfl af'lkll'll OMAHA rmemmi KANSAS CH Y, ST. PAUL CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, AND A II FO lVJb East, North and South. 2 TRAINS DAILY. PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONI8T SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS, AND D1NER8. Steamets Portland 10 San Francisco Every 4 days. TICKETS TO AND FROM FUROPE For --ates an-1 greneral information call or address VM llURLBlJRT.Asst.Gcrri. Pass. Agt. 254 Washington St., Portland, Oregon. FORTMILLER & IRVING L m t . PUNEUAI, DIRBTOItS- :il KinLaliutiiK doiio -ola.-itifloally 1 b mm a i And when this is done EEAL5MBEIT! PILLS? NO!! If you take pills it is because you have never tried the S. B, Headache and Liver Care It works so nicely, cleansing the Liver and Kidneys; acts as a mild physic without caus ing pain or sickness, and does not stop you from eating and working. To try it is to become convinced, Trade sappllrd by FQSflAY " MUSI. GINSENG. THE POWER OF MAN. The Chinese prire. the Ginseng rant, much more highly than Opium. They call it Ginseng: meaning iho Power of Man. When scarce the ones. quality naa been sold for CJ per ounce. Now. why do tbey pay such a price-' Because they believe it give II KIT fort mem ine union aeurea oerve force. Mow many people saBer from weak ness What a distressing allmentr You lack vim- nerve force, eneray, sower. Tou feel all gone. Ton are alway praying for strength, yet get ting weaker ud weaker, listen to the voice of reason. Place your case before Intelligent specialists capable of helping, yes. caring yon. By th. mere writing of a letter y oa ran bar. joar esse diagnosed free, absolutely free of all charges. Write to-day, COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY. , Stockton, Market and Ellis Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. - CALIF. EAST AND-SOUTH, -VIA Southern Pacific Route SHASTA LINE. Express Trains leave Portland Daily rsov ISM 1. 13H, Portlaad Albany San Prandaeo j SorU Ar 7 J3 SB Lv its a Lv I 7 .DO r 7:00r. au I Lv 10:23 r 1 Lt tltlilAr Above train (top only at tcllwing stations north of Koseburg. Beat Portland, Oregon City, Wood urn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, Sbodd, Haliey Har risbarg, Junction City, Irving, Eugene. Boamsras mail, oailt StSO A M I Lr Portland Ar' SSOra Lt I It) a Lt I T 0ab UM T I Lv Albany Roseburg fcSQr I Ar Auairr tocal4 dilt exesrr Srrosr) I 00 r a I Lt r Ar BarBBal Albany Ar 1 :oa a Lt I :) a lJOr a I lura-l Lt Albany Lebanon Albany Lobanon AUwny a ban, m Albany AT I.T Ar 10 .31 a a 9-.4S A B 3:i1 r b Ar BSC All Lt p 18 a I Ar Lt 1:39 r B l-ra j Lv 1.-0S a a I Ar A a j Lt S:S5 a a I Ar Art Lr I 1430 r a Ar I TKB r a Lv I 0:30 r a PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. SECO.K.U. 1 ! far Aceaaaasadatiaa af Paaaesirers. boldlag aeeaad-Claas tlefcels.aitaekeel ta ex press Tralas cTeal aide MvlaS.B. E9 renTLAse aas t'oguui. Vail rsai'sAUT Exsepl Sunaay , T.3U A B (Lv UtlOra I Ar Port'aml Corvallis Ar Lr 6:30 r a 1 66 rs sxrsasrsAU datlt (Exc-.-pt Sunday. 4: tor u 7Mru llie l.5 Portland McMlnn ville Ar Lv :i0 a a S.6 a a TT'lAroiap:h. Ticket e all points EAST AND SOUTH. '.1 fai. iuforinatioi regarding rate., maps, on Company Agent at AlSaay t KOEULEK E P. BXKIERf, Manarer A't O. F. snd P. Port'and. Oregon. YAQKINA bav route. Oregon Pacific Hailrodd, t: e H 6ti, Beeelrer. o- Oragon DBTelopment ro's Steamers, (short Use to California First-class through passenger and ''eight line f rem Portland and al! points Id the Willamette Valley to snd from Han ''anclsoo, C'al. Boats mak cloat connection at Alban 'th trains of the Oregon Pacifi Hail road TtBK 8CHKOULB. except Sundays ) '.evveAlUny 12:2) r. ,.Lve Yaatnna, 7:U0a,b 've C'.rvslli. liOSr.a.llMT CorvaIli,lU:3llA,a V.iulns, t:St r. 1 Arrive Albany, 11:13 a. M C. 6t O. tralrg connect at Albany and iJorvallls. The above trains connect at Vaouina witb tba Oregon Development Company's Line of Hteamsblps between Vaquina and Man Francisco, II,IS6 DAT EN . FKOB TAQl'ISA. iiUurt' Vsfla, Diisa'tlr H;h , 21 1 1 Slut raos sas fkaxcisco Willamette Valley. Booember Sth ; 18th; 2Hh. The Compm" rnrves the ngnt to ange sailing dates v-'thout notice. n.B. PaiMengors from Portland snd v'lllainotte Valley points can make olose innectlon with the trains of the Yaquiua "Ute at Ai"iv ov r--msMiR, and Ifdea 4t.au to oai, Frauclaou aiiouid arranirn to rrlve at Yamiina tbe evening bbfore date . r sailing avvpaeaxer an Freight rale always tbe Lowest X r infurm iti'i'i apply to A H Ch-ipmn, Freight and jjoket Airent, Albany, fl. BO O. t. anl P ACADEMY OK Lady of Perjptiul 11 up. I cinorwt. PEOPLE'S PA KTY FLATFOKM. The platform proper is is follows: "We demand a national currency, safe, sound and flexible, issued by the general gov ernment; a full legal tender for all debts, public and private, and that without banking corporatiens; a just, equitable and sufficient distribution to the people; a tax not to ex ceed 2 per cent per annum to be provided, as set forlh in the subtreasury plan of me farmers' alliance, or a better system, also by payment in the discharge ol its obligations for public Improvements." "(a) We demand the free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at the present legal ratio of 16 to Uv "(A) We demand the amount of circu lating medium be speedilv Increased to not less than $50 per capita.'' 'c) We demand a graduated Income tax." "(f) We believe the money of the coun try shou'.d be kept as much as possible In the hands of the people, and hence demand all state and national revenues shall be limited to the necessary expenses of the government, economica'ly ar.d honestly administered." "(e) We demand postal savings bank be established by the government for the safe deposit of the earnings of the people and to facilitate exchange." "Transportation being the means of ex change and a public necessity, the gov ernment should own and operate the rail roads In the in'eresta of the people. The telegraph and telephone, like the post office si.tera being a necessity for the transmission of news, should be owned and onerated bv the novel nment In the in fr-st. r.f th- nmni " -f 1 i.t 1 1 1 - In cir.i ,,- "Land, Including all the natural sour.es mt of wealth, Is '.ne Heritage of the people and : striking workmen, who were instantly kill should not be monopolized for speculative ed in the battle that raged so fiercely along purposes, and alien ownership of Und the beautiful bttnks of the monongaheln. should be prohibited nn iiuu iw 1 by the railroads and other corporations, in excess of their actual needs, and alt lands ) now owned by aliens, should be reclslroed by th. government and held for actual settlers orly ." FALL ACT CPOX FALLACY- It is faithful to truth to say that pro tectionists, in order 'o maintain the policy of "protection, are forced to resort lo a 1 greaternumber of ialtacle than even the promoters of the "hat money scheme, j Nathan Hale, the great Connecticut pro- 1 tectioni.ts. soeakine of t.uttine the heavy ! j duty on Sumatra tobacco by the McKiu- ley bill, ay: Now, what has been the result.1 r or a dozen years previous to the passage of lite McKinlcv law tobacco leaf raised In this - K.l m.A an.-l rff i.lll,Ai,( um m ditficultv st prices ranging from ten to) ten to l eighteen cents per pound. The average j was probably ntteen cents. 11 t an ex pensive crop to raise. Farmers have made I very little money. Those well to do j showed signs of ditties in many towns, j Their barns were not kept up, their stock grew interior ana so on. , . . . . . I hn, r r n pat.., . t. r , rm ' McK.ir.iev law passed, there was the greatest hustling after the tobacco '.eaf that has been known in tbe Connecticut valler for fifteen year. Many sold their tobacco before it was cut at prices ranging from twenty 10 twenty-five cents per pound, and later in tbe season manv sold a high as thirty cents per pound, fcvery one of them, democrat or republican. realized that it was all on account of the McKinley law. Here is an explicit avowal that the duty levied increase the price to the consumer and hence must be a tax. Further this tax does not go to the government but to Connecticut raisers of Sumatra tobacco. McKinlev and the whole herd of tariff tax defenders have been denying that the tariff increases the price of the article up- on which it is placel but, Hale, with a candor not possesseJ bv other tariff de fenders, freely admits it and says that is what the tariff is for . Hon D:lano Wiiliamson, a lifelong lepub lican and iate Atlotney General of Indiana bas deserted his pzrty -tnd come out square ly for Cleveland. In s letter published he says: If iv. rer,,i lir,n r..ri i u.-nt in newer ' 1 the government at Washington will liecome imperial ia ail its attributes, and the states mere outlying provinces and local self-government a dream of the pas:. The pieent rulers of the republican party all have military pre tensions, snd regard the mass of tbe party as subject : '. commifBf. Tbe people have but little to say Otaef thsD ra'ifyiogtbc acts of the officeholders an 1 colored gentlemen of the south. . "For my part I refuse to ratify. I had oc casion last week to visit Muncie, ln!., and availed myself of the opportunity of visiting the numerous manufacturing establishments in operation and numerous others going up. Millions of dollars are expended in these plants. There is no want of money, and sur plus capital for other manufacturing enter- nriRec Ac I r.lurn.H hmn I tfwtri! im a. r " " 1 the farmer toiling in the fields. His farm if I but little in.reaed in value by forty years' bard work. The manufacturer is a million- j aire, witn the imrkeis of the world open 10 bis output. The farmer is l-mited lo a home msikct for his products, and compelled to pay a royalty on all his purchases. The manu ftclarer is a mi'Monaire, with all it.e luxuries of wealili; tli: fsrmrr a slave, to lalior with a bare com;ietency. The former it a pelted cht'.il of the govern nt m : ilie la'tcr, ths Atlas upon whiji a,l rastt. " 1 lie race question it not on the shoulder . o'the repu dican party. The president and scfjuijiican puiuicun5 are squarely picclgea lo . the 'Force bill,' whenever thy obtain the j power to pais such a measure. I, for one, am not willing to uid them in their effort for thst power. If they succeed in this canvass that ojious law will be fattened upon the people." That the small seven by nine repub'lcsn organ-, should resort to t tn; old hackneyed barge of eight years ago lhat Cleveland i England's candidate for the presidency ii no to be wondered at, but, when an organ like Ih Oreffoniau resorts lo such puerile balderdash, the conclusion is inevitable that it is reduced to a state of poverty in campaign material Cleveland and the democratic party are citi zens ofthe United States.having as much in terest in t'lie wel'-bcini' of the country as re publican', ind just a patriotic and devoted to the institutions of the countiy as lhat part) can be. Bui, m the exercise of their prvileges and cuties as citizens, 1 hey labor to secure the adoption of such governmental policy as will best promote 1 lie interests of the masses - the greatest number ol our p, od!c. They are Indifferent as to the effect such policy may have upon foreign. nations, hut if such policy results in benefit to both, it is better than adop'ing s po'iry ilist would injure those with whom we cxrry on commerce. It is 1 evi.lence of a low state of politics! purpose to resort to such balderdash . The selection of the Chicago attorney the jrreat beef combine an manager of republican campaign is an . illustration the right man in the right place. of tbe of the tbe When Mr J SI out Fassett speaks of difficulties of carrying New York for republicans he speaks of what he knows. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Small Pox at Victoria. Seattle, July 8. Victoria newspaper men will not send out details of the small pox scare there. A N Browne, of the Vic toria Times, wired his people here today that there were 35 cases, and a party of Seattle people, who came from Victoria' this morning, said they cut their visit short lie cause a physician told them there were over 70 cases. The British Columbia cities are suffering from the mistake of their public officials and newspapers in keeping from the people information that should not have been hidden. At the present time there are dozens of people in Victaria suffering from smailpox. Belter Visit Ike Battle i riltsbara. London, July 8. Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie, Miss Whitfield and Mr Armitaie lerc oraeiner, Auerueensitire, this morning with a splendidly equipped four-iu-hand. They were on their way to their summer quarters at Loch Rannoch, in Perthshire, one of the most charming spots in Scotland and not far from the scene of the battle of Killiecranie, which the party, it is tM, will take an opportunity to visit. ClaaUteae probably Beatea. London, July 9. At lam the total number of returns was as follows: Con servatives 166; liberals 182; Liberal-union ists24; McCirthyitealfi: Parnellites 4; In dependents. Ofthe 345 known results, being over one-half of the whole, the union ists united have 190 against an united on- position or 10. me liberals therefore j nwwiu iwjuhc w iiij'i in, a ii u 11 1 ' t or con servative county district in order to obtain a working majority. KIbUbk Arrived. VicTOttiA, B C July 8. Rudyanl Kip ling returned from Japan today on the i Canadian Pacific steamer Empress of China I fi' ,eKrd,css ot ,nw tnouK"'. " As usual, he declines being interviewed. i'olt- and would say nothing about his move- j nients, He goes east over the Canadian ; Amateurs think they are reaoy 10 pre Pacific railroad, stopping over at Banff. j sent a plav in five ot six rehearsals. Sarah Peaceable Bl.lers. ; Bernhardt states that she rehearsed a t 1 t , "Cleopatra 500 times before It was hnally Homestead, July 7. After the carnage j presented to .n audien:e. ot yesteruay and last mgbt the town of - . . . . ttoinesteiu! louiiv was almost as .miet as a sleepy country village, and the sad duty of ti..V,t ir,.,rn -. n( 1 1 'T-i. 1. . . , terdav. ihe strikers wen- masters of the situation today, and the best evidence thev could possibly produce of their intention to protect property, ana not turn the town in to a hell, where anarchy ami destruction would rule lies at the scene of ywterday' battle, where stands the immense plant of the firm of Carnegie a Co showing no signs of the fearful work of the proceeding 24 hours. rr.bai.lr Wllaaa Sai.kmOt Jolv7. A noesible clue comes tbi onninrnf Wilarm vd tvn that tws ! nrobablv made at rsamfaw ItasCsaaal isaaa. anil it now in a mountainous countrv with I whifh be is acquainted. Lat night, while ! camped near 1 amrull nver. seven miles ijeyou,! Sheridan, and on the Xestncca road John Hellenurand had a can ot meat stolen trout a waoon wniie fus dock was turnexi 1 for a moment. This was no doubt sto.cn j by wome man m hiding where Heltenluann rami-jd This was the route first thought to have been taken by Uson. A Big BBS Ttn'KSA. Kan July 7. The fusion wing of the democratic uartv carried the dav at the state convention. l.t niirht the oon- B..,;..,J inJ,V ! ticket nominated st Wichita three wecki j b ereaiter follow the old plan. ago. thereby uniting- all opposition to the j republican party in Kansas. The electoral President T ti Brownson, of the Mc ticket was nominated practicaiiy unani- Minn ville college is endeavoring to raise moosly.bnt a proposition to make the SlO.tlOO for improvements on tbe college people's state ticket the democratic ticket i building and will call on the Baptists of was opposed for five hours. The democratic the state for the money. state central committee organized thi morning and will prosecute a via-orouscam- i , , , .. , , paigTi. I Elsswhere we publish a call for an tn- m sf ec'ion of Ft'o by General Com peon for Xatiual CkrtatUa BasVeavwe. i next Saturday evening. The following New York, July 7. The eleventh inter- I from the Eugene (iuard indicates that I national Christian Kudeavor MBrSBBtiSB 1 h-.j: . I viMVM vaagarjaa aaa .n sbi Af-'aa aasaa v .- s promises to be the largest religious' confer - ' snce ever held in tats country. Ten thoos- and delegates bare arrived and half as many more axe expected . while the New York society will probably have 7000 repre sentatives. There are many delegates present from Europe. Asia. Africa. Austra lia and Canada. j Wasbi.xotos, July 7. The rher and j harbor bill agreed to vestcrdav now goes to ! the president and will jnjlui'!v u approv- 1 1 1 1. , . . ... .1 ed by him. It "ntiir everything the Oregon and Washington delegation ex pected, except the !at BstHsBf and tie Seattle ship canal. The Idaho delegation is very well pleased with what that state secures in the bill. 1st Wa.hlaztoa. WasBncoTox, July 7. Henry Blackman of Heppner. Or, is in Washington today. He was a delegate to the democratic con vention), and is a member of tbe notification commmee. ne win ran on t.roxer aiwit. tkkl. 1 1..11 t.; - t.i. , - n.,. . .. MVM WHI SC1I III 111 If, fcflSV IMCJf A U,--T auia is the first time Mr Blackman ha eust fince 1849. i.,.n . . , A Blaasty I Igbl PiTTKBLRo, Fa. July C I'ittdiunr bas bad another experienco with labor riot. 1 , ,1 . . T , and this time as diirinir the fearful otiks wMrAwitnlss 7- Woliasenane and f&MrV1 Iced iT'dang This time there wC no rUrucUon of prop- erty.but.themol.wai, thoroughly rati rl.M;ni;.A,l 1 1 I ...A;., officers at iU heWl to' conduct operations, i ,i0 cPtared -lie turtle in the race at s ther inBUUng officer. Following is a list Ths force embraced all tbe men employed j th priton.-tfUieiniBn. j of those insUlled : N li, Geo M De- in the extensive plants of the I'amegie Inm ' ! vanev ; V G,J W Chaptr.an ; seereUrj-, and Steel Company at Homestead eight An exchange publishes the following J Pon : Per secretary, L L Call mi'elTt Py.'' ""I , talt S two item, which will crush the big hat vn : ,re"urer' W Morrow rpWBs, which for blood thirst inesn and boldness of ; In JgSvS cieveland ltsd a popular major- ' I execuUon. has not been excelled m actual i ity in tlw country of nearlv 100,000. In 1 sssat tare far Laasl ar Bear, warfare, raged from 4 o clock in the morn- th.t year 061 .25 more votes were cast; 1 ing until o ciock in the afternoon, ami onlvceasetl when a f,n-. of Pinkerton's - , .- . , , men, brought to the place to suppress the . i.;r .. nr. 1 .i 1 : u.nu.wi,""'! nuiiviioi-ii-o. ii.K their arms in the bur ires in which they had lieen transported to the works. A complete list of the killed and wounded is not ob tainable at midnight So far as ascertained 1 1 workmen and 9 detectives were killed and 18 workmen and 21 detectives injured in the battle. In addition to this at least iOO detectives were seriously injured by the strikers while on their way to jail this even ing. The imprisoned Pinkerton men say seven of their men were killed outright and 11 wounded. They believe several dead men were thrown off the Little Did into the river. The Pinkertons now in the lockup and rink number 234. Toe home of the detectives are: Chicago 12, New York 75. Philadelphia 25, and the remainder from the neighborhood of Brooklyn. Tber Bejaree. The Dalijcs, Or July 6. This afternoon word came from Wastiington that the river and harbor bill had passed and work would Is done on the Cascade locks by contract. From the moment that tie people of this place found that the hopes of many vean were soon to be realized, and that they would soon see vessels of deep draft asa-nd-ing and descending the Colnmbia nver. their enthusiasm knew no bonnds. The report was too good to be believed by many. This evening a grand ratification was held. Tie Liberal East. London, July (i. The indications to night are that the liberals will fail to over come the lead of the tories and their sJKes. At Manchester, east division, the Right Hon J Balfour, conservative, first lord of the treasury and government leader in the late house of commons, was re-eleded by 5147 votes to 4749 for Professor J K H Mum ro, liberal. In 1886, at the general election, Mr Balfour was elected by 4i60 votes, to 3516 for J H Crosfield. ( aaaailtleil Bulelde- Orkoon City, Or July 6.-Thoiuas Rod man jumped into the river from the Eighth street dock this afternoon and was drowned Brink and a love affair are assigned us the causes. After two hour' dragging of the river the body was recovered and an inquest held by Coroner Holman. The verdict being "suicide by drowning." Deceased's folks live in Springfield. Mistaken l or a Bobber. Dayton, Or, July 6.-Pulede Nyce, a farmer living near this place, was returning to his home last night from a visit to a neighbor. When he started to enter his own house his boys mistook him for a bur glar and shot a bullet into his head. A phvHician has extracted the bullet and Nyce is doing wjII. HMirn. lt hag been figured out that It 13 abso lutely impoasibTe to libel a politician. With auch intense indignation as ex ists against Charles Wilson, there should also be moral uprising against all the practices that lead up to such a result. P M Abbey will establish a shell and coral house, and social whist parlors for ' ladies and gentlemen in connection with the Hay View house. Newport Times. The Oregon City Courier sr.ys that Tuesday a Milwaukee deputy appointed by Sheriff Samson attempted to investi gate the interior of the house of the murderer's brother- The deputy got a good licking from Wilson for his pains. N M Newport, a graduate of Willam ette and formerly local on the Journal, would hardly be suspected by his old friends of being a party to any matri monial schemes, but the records are against him twice, as two notices from the Albany IIkmocrat will testify- Mr Newport seems to be popular at this brarcb of the business at least. Salem Journal. One of the last acts of Sheriff Samson, I of Oregon City, was lo assitt in letting v uson escape. He now has a successor, his term having expired. It is well. It is k peculiar fact that the names Weaver and Field at the head of the peo ple's party, are suggestive of work. Though the weaver does not work i,i the field he Is a steady laborer. Weaver and Salem is not a church going town, ft had been previously advertised In the city papers lhat the Regiment would march to the M E church Sunday at 3 o'clock for service but when ihev arrived there not more than a dozen neither was there people were present j in rrfantr or rhnfr I provided. -Eugene Guard. ' . . The Per.dlelon fc O says: At the funeral dead chief distributed a 00 blanket and a nurabe beaded articles among u,..t.i,.g jumucu. umt uuu ii.u-u. , r uily 600 fr Mf- I THe nemSfiaHno ai Oiawea a tie! ke .it least a million accordine to the reports of ! the number present at 3d different Sill oi J"' celebrations. Siictn alone claims o,ooo. more than the entire population luun'.'. ci c wei- tion all over the county beside, a wswat '; ; r.i.fi . ..l. .m ,lM e.tab,;,,.e1 tmwa Fresno st.icWton in opposition to the S P. Are we retrograding. . A F.agene man. getting deperale, de- ciaea to collect ins otus oy lorce u otuer ",eDS ,',ea- ne, 800,1 ." "5 UIDUV- II DIUVHI BO UaCaaCling HIS! ".euenerm. very mniutuq.ous or momm one has made a mistake: "t.enera! I otupson. ot ziiamatii county, will in spect Co npany C, O K G, next Saturday evening." The people of the world aided by big imaginations have hard work, when ex-' : cited to tell the difference between a cat 1 j and a hippopotamus. Tbe number who j ! saw Wilson is a sample. A few days ago ! a young man. who knew all about con- j . gars, saw one lying in the corner of a , fence nt-ai Woodborn tie tt ins s. oodbom (setting a posse nib guns, an stuck was made niraai, when it was louud that of men on the ani , it was only a poor, sick sheep The RoeLurg Review says that Cen - eral Adlai E Stevenson, democratic candidate for vice prtsident, is a cousin I t c . 1 . 1 1 1 of Geo Stevenson, of SI yrtle Creek and Mrs Party of that city. Mr Stevenson has a slight recollection of tbe general i when they were both boys together in Kentucky about half a century ago. A j few years later, on their way to tlregon. his folks visited the family io Illinois, 1 . " TV but the Inlure vice-president wa 1 1 1 1. u i away from hoiue attending college Down at the Willamette Yatlov Flour- ! ntt mill yesterday, while the water was I a A? . S B a oul01 u,e rBre' i4u n,nj tk was rapuirru. vrn 111s tssca werv eugrateu I graved .them and when and ? 1 r.ol,',1-v 8 P liil". f n V v. as ui SV HV ' 1 for 1. . thttn ,,, iss. Tlie time tbat t u : 1 , i. haui 1 xinilieuil uu uesivii m uci i , i. iwm ,;r;, f,,r f tain. be e- -.----- . nomiiial ! on r rida", jU8t as lie was re-nominated for president at Minnea polls. The canital citv lias a woman resident who deserves being patted on the back, Accordinn to the Journal on the 4tli of July while she was making her way through the crowd a ruffian picked up her pet dog by the collar and swung him about M vera! times, tins the fair owner WOO Id not permit, and quick as a Hash called the fellow to account- His only reply was an insulting remark, which the lady resented with a cut from her riding whip across the offenders face. He moved to strike her, but when be faced her weapon a second time con cluded that discretion was the better pert of valor and slunk away like a whipped cur. () M Burtlctt, who was arrested last week on a charge o' forgery, was exam ined Saturday and committed to the asylum for Ihe Insane. He has had a number of attacks for the past several years. His insanity was causeit by isss ing twenty-live feet 'and striking on his head when he wss lJ years of age. Ills home i at Dexter and the people there state that he ha been in the habit of steal ing articles at different times, .articles of no value, and would always admit his guilt. At one time he stole tome jewelry from a house t-ut made no effort to con ceal the fact. He has insane attacks two or three limes a yesr. Eugene Roister. An Eastern paper lias figured out that an editor is a cross between early piety and cranky old age. He never Biveafs in tbe paper without abbreviating a dash. He rolls along like a stone gathering moss nntil the lumbago strikes into his back . The gathering of wealth has but a faint hope and shadowy "might be" in his mind. He lives from day to day In the hope ot getting conscience money from liis subscribers whooweliim sev eral years of subscriptions, but the sub scriber sleeps well every night while he struggles on, and always having some thing coming Accounted For, The Halsey News says: "There was over 1,5000 gallons of beer disappeared in Albany during the celebration." Ar.other Item In the same paper accounts for ll : ''The greater por tion of Halsey 's population, attended the celebration at Albany. Our station sgen inform us that ho sold over 100 tickets.''. titsiaBiikssSB, COUNTY COEBT PBOCBRBIRfi li (J.N. Duncan, county judge; Wm. and J. W. Pugh, Commissioners.) Hum Laugh, The matter of the petition of Mayor ,and City Council of Albany for $500 fcr im provements for foundatisn to bridge, dis missed. Petition of John Gciscndofer et al for draining county road continued. Application of E P Large for examining bridges referred to Wm Rumbauhg. Fees of J N Hoffman ar.d Dr M H Ellis, witnesses March term circuit court al lowed. Fees State agt Braniun, allowed. Settlement statement of W E Curl, County Treasurer, showed the following turned over to hit successor. General fund $f22o 77 Scnool fund 11541 74 $27771 51 jury and tn Miners fees before state cases allowed. grand G B Shepard was appointed supervisor for road district No 34 . The following bills were disallowed: Peter Kesiing, acct roads, J30 ; Fees, Mate vs Dell Savage. Petition for aid of Simon McAlister continued. Application of R R Humphrey et al for county read granted, and expenses ord ered paid. In application of I D Miller et al for V county road granted and expenses ordered paid. Bill of Chas Pfeiffer for meals for judges of election disallowed. The following bills were ordered paid & I'ruhomtnc, stationary $ 4 50 M Mullen, acct election. 2 50 - 44 .106 8s Cruson A Menzies, acct roads . . Geo V Russell, acct supt J C Gcodall, acct roads Rock Creek Flume V Lumber acct roads Stltes a Nutting, printing R W Moses, acct roads Max Friendly, acct bridge.... 44 33 Co, 45 4 8 '4 46 16 Deyoe it Robson, acct bridge 3 S C li Dalrymple, acct election 6 00 E B Michael, bounty 5 00 Crume A Davis, acct road 28 61 C A Johnson, acct roads 80 D Bridges, acct election 6 00 I. T Henness, acct election s so Electric Light Co- lights 27 50 B 1. Walla,- iM rvmr an no Albany Canal A Water Co, water. 1 5 00 C W Cobb, printing . . A Blevens, acct roads p w Snlnk lumber - 3i 75 1 J . 4 . oniC T tev 1 . . ri. r-.,aurant, meals lurv t 2i E T T FUher. fee 10 00 Santiam Lumbering Co, acct bridge 16 12 it i Cra-r.er, acct roaui 3 no C Bender, acct court house . 5 00 ; OrefOB agt Heswy Mr.ttes.tadt f it 00 4 -, r Orcgon agt Henry Mittlestgdt . Davis & Rlmsey, sundries . . J V Shook, bear scalp John Sch.neer, livery N P Payne.tees Geo Finlev, roads and bridges K M Wade & Co. acct roads - - Caroline Peranna, acct poor . K Ihtris, assess merit State agt Garfield Sutton State agt W C McHargue rt Scott, fees M Scott, fees " P Payne Sam Porter, gravel ....... A Blaker, lumber M Scott, acct elections s,; iil , to 4 00 240 00 $ 1 30 . 4 00 O00 . 200 b5 75 . 0 16 300 1 47 (i 6- 50 BailiOs circuit court u bs f " ' 1 50 si - -j " " Be Batter Talks. , , . , BosTox, July 8.-veneral Ben F Bs Jer, ' being asked to give bis views oa the H jme- J tcmil tragedy, said: "Everytody has a right to defend hist property, bet nobody ought to pursue the right, except by process of the law. If the knew that tianae Ilnkwrfon rot- wore to be brought there, thus for murder, he oug'bt to have sent troop, if necessary . to capture and punish the fel lows for such illegal expedition into the territory of tbe state. If the facts are as 1 unOvBstandthem, such things ought never to happen in this country . 4 Be StaaeHtlr l eas plr. Sas FBAartsco. July 8. The Masonic Temple association bas derided to build a temple on the corner of Sutter street and Van Nes avenue, to cost i.w.iw. ine ,miklui vl i t0 .k i -1-l 01 BflfM BM the use of the M.iKinic orvir-i Snssnv sia Hiixsr A letter to ! the liaise v News conuins the iuforma- ! Uon that while Samuel Daw. of Ijtke I Creek, was awav from home last Friday, i . . ... . some one orose into nts uouseana rmea if ti axASs-tktSit in sasawKf . 14 11 SB Am- ..... v. r - Visions, bedding, etc, leaving htm entiie- ly without these articles. Mr is seerus to believe Uiat it is the wore of i.ypsiee with which that portion of the county has been infested for the past month the Scio On Tuesday about 1 p m clangor of the fire bell called out the fire .AnJUn... lil..iiM.. ir. n.r.l fnsunter. The cause was ti M Devaney's 1 . - at m residence caught tire in the root, ine 1 : oiaze was extingUistieO oelore ine nre CO"W etet their apparatus at WednPSil.av night DierdorfT lode So I 54 1 O O F of thU eitv held their eemi- . I ..ssms f a. A V IL-al-.,V vf I oltanAn tk-SBfs Bat I want a man that will take my m . - -,,, . . - ' 'r tpWSsTssw Not Im cause I want it. But as an evuiecc. that hewsottthe lumbar. j Yard on R K between 4th and 5th street A Wa ESTER. ....... . j Do Yov N D "BV Bvoa M on j sillier & Irving have fist received t fine ! assortment. Rubber tires. Each sup i plied with a patent brake, a great thing, j Older at once some ava eottee. It has no equal of oar New Crashed O E Brownsll, BOKM. BLAIN. On Saturdar morning, July 9th, 1802, in Albany, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Blain, a daughter, Margaret, weight, 10 pounds. All doing well HAltUlKP VEAL. COLE. In Scio on July 6, 1892, at the lestdence of the bride's par ents by Rev W VV Hallam. Mr Fred C Veal, of Albany, and Miss Ida Colt, of Scio. Mr Veal is a popular and wsrthy young man and the bride ia one of Icio's best young people. They will make Albany their h and deserve the best wishes of all. BUSEY. ROWLEY In Eujene, Oregon, July 5, 1891, by Geo W Ktsey, I P, Mr O L Butey, of I larrlsburg, snd Mrs Ella M Rowley, of Lane county; SLAVENS- BCRGETT. On jjuly 3, 189a. at the residence of the bride. Sweet Home, bv R C Watklns, J P( Mr Geo W Slavens and Mrs 1 J Burgett. HOBSON MILLER. On Julr 5, 1893, at the office of Dalrymple & Jfew port.by Justice N M Nevport,Mr Wi jtatn H Hobson and Amanda May Miller -poth of Llnrt county. NORTHERN WARNER. On July 6, iS93,at the office of Dalrymple & New port, in Albany.by Justice 'N M Newpo-t, Mr D R Northern and Mary E Warner both of Linn county. HARRIS-JOHNSON. At the resi dence of Mrs Mary Avery, in Corvafiist Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, by Rev E J Thompion, I H Harris and Ethei M ohnson. Mr and Mrs Harris took the O train for Albany, thence to Portland id the Sound country, where, after a bsjjef stay, they return to our city to make their permanent tiome. ine congratulation ot a nost ot Iilc.Hls follow them.- 8i ponle. so shirts, ! ph... Hrfe .T. . m f i bis vest in tbe basement r of pipes snd j ,t n.u rv.'n.ulm v f awhile afterwards he fou the Indians snd Jt x.v ri ,. .,- L' otw having stolen it. A BOMB AND ABHO All THL'ItSDAV. Scio and independence will play a of base ball at Scio Sunday afternoon. game The geotra! opinion is tbat Wilson was not seen around Milwaukee t all. A fleeing man is always seen a dozen time for certain before being captured. A competitive drill of tbe non-commissioned officers of the companies gathered st Salem was held. There wre sixteen contes tants for the modal, which was won by D Yoran, sergeant in Company C,of Eugene. A big celebration was held at Providence school house, a few miles from Scio. C H Dalrymple of this city delivered a live ora tion, and other exercise were had of an In teresting character. Wilson. It Is asserted tbat Wilson, tnc escaped murderer it on the West Side going south. It Is not believed he was seen at Milwaukee. A railroad man says he believes he Is In Portland yet, and that the report thathe escaped fiom Kelly was simply to throw the mob off the track, an untustained view of it. A report that he got on the cars at Roseburg proved that It was simply Conductor Wilson. Nothing ever occurred in Oregon exciting more general interest, and were the man arrested the chances are he would be strung up anywhere. FRIDAY. The weather signal service has beeo dis continued until the 15th of September. Dr Aiken b Son aro closing their drag store in tbe French corner and will move to Toledo, whre they will go into the same business. W W Copeland, who has for a long time published tbe Weekly World at Portland, was taken to the asylum last night by t Uepoty Sheriff Moreland, of Portland . I G Knott ha purchased ths Oregon Stat? School Journal, recently printed in Albany and edited in Corvalha. and will hereafter issae it from Portland, which will b its future home. The watch ad vertised in the Democrat last evening a lost waa found by Mr I Bints, in front of Deyoe U Fromao Bro, and this forenoon retorned to tHe owner, a I have this day made arrangements b r.kemaa on the O P. with Ktwpp. Barrel! & Company, of Al- A fine looking Scotchman after getting j bany, far their entire line of roods, in shaved last evening in Albany, instated 00 j eluding binders and twin for the season washing aad dressing bis hair bimaelf in the ) of 1802, notwithstanding all report to cenutne tngtun style, tneoaroer mere imply snavinc a customer, ne sua ce cooian t get over the cistox Watch Stolen. Th is afternoon Mr W Breckenridge. who wa working around T- x t. 1. : sivjv. x iuuiv.li, ivjss uia asicn ill On going lo it nd it gone, some couple DOTS were seen hanging around the church just be- lore ana no doubt were tbe guilty parties. If so tbe watch may be recovered. The U I 1 L .. . ta I a S uujs ijji'j awaassi iciuru it iu uruer w oe uu uic ucss siue. 1 Jewel Roccoe Abrkted. On com- I . . plaint of Q B S.mner, a wairant a wairant was i issued yesterday for the arrest of Jewel Roscoe, the express driver- The follow ing facts wil! explain tbe case. Several months ago Roscoe came to A! ban v. Hit brother, F H Roscoe, one of Albany's most popular and honorable citizens, in order to assist him. on his promise to behave himself and attend to business, forchased the express outfit of Herbert ownsend and permitted him to use it. Several dsvs ago fewti K eoe BuU t:,e j horee Aad express wagon to Mr Skinner ! tor iu aaa m iui trie money leu on toe noon train Wednesday for Baker City, 1 shipping his household goods to that pnscw. 1 u learning ust ne naa oougnt another nian's property Mr Skinner had the warrant issued and Roscoe was ar- rested and placed in tbe county jail at Baker City last evening. Marshal Hoff- man left this noon for that city and will bring Roscce back to abide tbe course of the law. sattsdat. P Go , iiatpsction w.!l cot near tonight as anaouoced. . .1 . 1 & wa ufuui. lonnfrn vvxiBwr on tea is now mt Bnwbura. ai :s catcher of tbe oaso ball dab f taat citv. Miss B E Burke.of PnrrJ Dd.hs porcass- d th tniliittery departme nt of sirs Sowex's bszsar. Mr Sower anil continue to rati the fancy goods department. A retort was reenv-ed at Saletn last night from Stay too that Wilson bad bees sur rounded near Lyooa by a big posse and would be saa;h (a a few hour. Mis. B E Bark .having aoM her rotlliarry stabliabmeat is i'ortlaaef.wili locate in this cttr, basing .-chased the millinery depart- meot ot tbe Ladur Baxsar. Some parttea living do.- S-io ia Lino ! osaaty have leased the Jeffssrsoa Flouring I Mills for the coming year. Mr Tboasas' ; lease expire, next Friday Jefferson Bartow. On Friday tight, July 15th. an entertain h h I vou.vu. w ment will b gtvea a the Preabvteriaa. oicn promts, to be a great attrae , U(M Mu, M,ud Hoffm. thj accotapii4bea I a . a - 71 T aiocstlionist at ! Heler ' lia.1. fortlaad. farmer! v of Corral I. s araD .. -.ii ha-i ,k , k. wTa.a.eiss wB.xru V S-USB XJOUIVU . BMtBasaaaassI Sal.- mmM " - V While bacdhni: a scrsDerat Ma'set Tan day W H Merrick waa kicked bv one of tbe j horses in a very savage manner, resulting I in hit sboalder Nailr being broken. It was tnou -ht at t;r: that he ht been killed. On hi back the imprint of the horse a lioa shoe 'd plainly , tbe corks ha Ting pen- I arratA flu Maaik ae pebihrat reierrxt yeaieioay to a I watch being stolen from W C Brkeondge. i !ftrwards recovered. Oe-e of several i th!U P " h"'n tl't- . , L"?' "l ! . -aa-s,, .n. -UVIMVI -vs m. ..- 1 and told tatm he had the watch aod had to give it op; w .ion h. immediately did. Fruits aad vegetables at F E Allen & Co. Appricots and peaches at F E A Ilea Uo Try our new roasted coffees, at F E Allen , ft Co. Now k the tine to set your choice io some I of those Alhaav- WaaIm ! ,(VT alien ' The best jewelry at Will & Start s. Batterick patterns at Read's. Great ol.sraace sale for the n-xt ixty dtys at W F Read & Go's. You can save mosey bv buying of Read. Large stock of white goods and embroid eries at W F Read CVs . The karrect place to buy jocr groceries is a Brownella Ashbv . Cane, Kesl Estate, so j Wash- ing 1 on Street. Portland. Or. All I ind of choice eatiDg ...id cooking applss at Allen Bros Go to C W Cobb, successor to Paisley & ! Smile, Fiinn Block, for ynurjnb printing sl all kinds Pay ladies and children's shoes ot W F ; Rsad. Will & Stark. fAe jewelers. Once trird, they will alsraya be ased. Bsrnstt's Extracts. C E Brow nell, solo agent for Burnett's Extracts. On Nye Crkkk. J B Cougill, the car penter, will go to Newport in a day or two to build three cottages on Nve Creek, two for C H Stewart and H F Merrill and ona for himself. G H Baber, of Forest Grove, a former Al bany man, has just built a cottage in New Albany, among others heretofore mentioned. Tbat settlement now con sists of nearly twenty cottages.owned by well known Albany people, in the finest location in tbe Bay country. Adjoining are many cottages owned bv people from other parts of the world. The Nye Creek beach will be the popular bathing place this year, and will have a large number of bath houses to add to tbe attraction. A sidewalk from Newpoit makes New Albany easy of access. Roubxo His Partnkb. Wlio can you trust? W H Miller and John Brent came from California to Oregon together last April and have been chumming i: since.' Yesterday morning Miller rob bed Brent, with whom he was rooming in the ook House at Salem, of 65 and a gold watch and skipped out. Brent on awaking found his partner and his money and watch gone and notified the police and then took ths local north. At Gervais, Miller got on the train and was seen by Brent, who immediately notified tbe conductor, but as soon as the train reached Wood burn Miller jumped off and run for the timber. Marshal Beach and several others started in pursuit and Miller was overtaken near Hubbard and arrested. The stolen money and SEAL EMTATE SALEM. Isaac Louden to C H Kllswick, GOx 140 feet in Amelia 140 TJ S to Fred Pepperling, 180 acres, 10 El Patent II 8 to Geo D Overton, 127.08 acre, 14 w 2 Patent Q W Wheeler to Henry Kroeger, 3.9 acres 12 w 2 175 315 B gB Patker Bros, grocers. F. M. French keep railroad time. Bay your 'groceries' of Parker Bros t he groceries at Conn & Hendricon's. Latest. thtet music at Will &Luk' . Mew cream cheese just received at i onrad j Meyer. C W Cobb, job printer, Flinn Block, doss nrst class work. E W Acnison & Co sregselliog monument at Portland price. Stewart & Sox sell tbe very Lest r stent shear and scissor. The finest line of pocket knives in tbe city at Stewart A Sox's. Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 oent cigar at J alms Joseph's. Dr M H Ellis, physician sad surgeon Albany, Oregon. Calls made lo city 'or country . With hi new bakery Conrad M e ; , able to offer old and new custo mers thing firstelaas in baked good j. hills mm FeverlCarrd. G W Metsroger, 216 Senetreet. Bctff. lo, writes: 'I wa a great sufferer for mssy year with jbitl aA fever, and tried ren.sv die of all einds, bat fcood ro relief nntil friend of mine told me to bay s box of Bri dreth's Pills and take them as directed. 1 used two boxes and believe that I am cared, a I have not bet n troubled with them for tbe past year. I cheerfully recommend them to all who suffer.'' toe contrary Jane ITtb, 1892. J. W. Paorsrr. Agent Linn Co. B. C Wsrs you come to Albany Dont fail to visit Black man A Hodges. Tbe druggists They carry a large and -boke stock ot drugs, patent medicines, etc. Prescriptions are always carefully and prompt I v attended to. It wHl Pay yoo. Look Heek. Thos Brink will repair your furniture neat and cheap or make furniture to order and sell furniture on commission at the old stand. Sea 1 xg Suit ings For sixty days V R Graham will sell spring suitings a cost. A late and peculiar spring makes i desir able to close out the spring; stock. Call aad see hi fine line of goods. Isspob tajet. To know that the Hetsme & Long Plana gives perfect satisfaction, stands in tune longest, and is aa endless pleasure to all who buy them as B E H -man', First st, Albany-, Or. Kevettie. ia parasols and at Saasael K Yoar.g . an brails See oar bargain iitisrast. W FEsad. Look Heke a Mosskstt. I have ami ot the choicest residence lots in Albany fcr sale. terms so reasonable that anybody can buy and own a homr of his own by paying a small ptymc.it down and small tnont.ilr pavments thereafter until all is paid for. For further information ca't at tbe office, corner 2nd and Broadaibin st., opposite Democrat orfice. Da G W Mastok Bargaioa at Bead'a. Try onr'sYrap It is f ood. C E B&OWXU.U A large Izave at elszex; g't trsT a til 4 Stark . HI LOU'S VITALIZEIi is what weed for Constipation, Loss of Appetite ISBzzaes and all STmptoro ci Itj Prictlard 75 cent per bottle. THAT HACKING CODGH .-r,rl hi" Sli!vV.Ui We fj la i , 'HACKS! ETACK." iaatnag aod fra arot! perfume. Price SS aad cnata. CATARRH CURED, h-!tb aar4 veaathecarel bv Sktlab' Catanh Reaasdy Frio, 0 ceoss. Nasal Injector free. SLREPLES-S NIGHTS mad. tj tbat terrible cough. Saitoh's Car. is th. remedy Par you. Plunder's Oregon Blood great cooqneror of billion! com plaint . Relief certain Sold at eae dothr a bottle. SBILOH'S catarrh: TKWltiT eare for Catar. n. Canker Montr. Porlfjer i mas aad ie every the liver Try it. REMEDY, Diphtheria Beautiful Hoataa. Beautify you home and make It attractive with Hybrid Perpetuate and other choice roses, old and new varieties of Japanese roses snd shrubs. Orders taken for the above and all kirds of fruit and ornamental shade trees at J A Hymen's, 115 tst Sr, Albaay Or. A voman " run-down" overworked, weak, nervous and de btli tat ed that's a woman that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is made for. ft gives her health and strength. All woman's weaknesses and all woman's ailments are cured by it. It's a legitimate medicine not b beverage ; an invigorating, re storative tonic and a soothing and strengthening nervine, free from al cohol and injurious drags. It im parts tone and vigor to the whole system. For all functional irregularities, periodical pains, organio displace ments and uterine diseases, it's a positive remedy. And a guarantied one. If it doesn't give satisfaction, in every case, the money paid for it is re funded. No other medicine for women is sold on these terms. That's because nothing else it "just as good." Perhaps tba dealer will offer something that's " better." He means that it's bet ter for Aim. ALBANY'IOR. WRITSMAN ft HULBIRI BROS. Real Estate Agents farms and Ranches far sale. Also city brooerty in Albany sad ' CRUST S AND SCALES Hair and Eyebrows Fell Off. Doctor and Many Remedies No Benefit. Entirely Cured and Hair Restored by Catlcura. Vr wWe has hewn troubled for rear with dry crust and scale 00 her bead tod eyebrows. After eeemtnx to lie dormant for year to her system, K broke oat over a year ago in all its fury. Her hair camnont tn big patches, Ther eyebrow aE xeit on, aaa eoe pre- inun si tried almost everything, hag SSI. continued to mt worse. Then we tried one of oar beet pby- trat all to no Finally ray Ccnrtnu woald care her After he had ceed a, boxes of C'cnccaa, aad sboat a aaeea cake of Ccncca. Ctmccaa. "'"4fl BBaoGrawr. fl OBsln,aDd arly hair and Soar, sad four bottle of Ccnccaa Kaaotvairr be wa eared entirely. Her near oasaimi .. .k. k. mm flnj, a bid of black cnrlv Batr brow are heavier than they eeer were, bereealpU free from dac lrafl. and her health U excellent. Bow ,,. k hmet of thow enffartac wish same dasssse. or to those she may doubt the trathfulnes of On etatemest, writ sac, tncloeing a steam, aad I will cheerful y answer. I am euro tbat the Ccrn- ccaa BzsosDia cared my wife, for (M Ala Hnrin the fnnr ir or five an t3S Coart rMreet, AUeatown, Pa. Cuticura Resolvent The iew Bkwd sad 6 tan PnrhVr. usteisaTty, and CiTict r-.a. the gnat Stan Cure, and Ctrricwsva ttoarTtU 'exeuleiteBkin lieauuSer, exteraeOly, Sa .uaUy rehete aod speedily cure every faasaBd buasor of tbe atas, scalp, slid blood, with los of hair, from Infancy to age, from pimple to illegal. Esd everywhere. Price, Cc-ncm, SO.; Boar, SSc- UuoxvKjrT, $1. Prepaxeel by the Poersns Mcs ax I 'EIMiCil. CoaroajLTKTx, Boston. Ho to Cure Skin Diseases," 4 page, lies: zroe. tUDVC Ekta "" BcsJp jraxtted and beatrUScd MD I O If dm CUBA Scat. Absolutely pare. WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS, Kbiaey and Uterine Pais, aad Wes reneeed la Cirticnra Antl-pala tbc oiy WHY IS THE W. I.. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ctmrr TK BEST SHOE H Tf BMU POB TBE B33E7. lit ar4. rrtraBTeoa?asvafsl aifci daraMe. Tbebeat e-rer oSered at fu prtee : an ana as ear -sa aboeauaitaa truee gs 1 SJv . e. jO Fat lew Sbari Farvaera. 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