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MONDAY.
Harris and Lear.
From the New Wettniinister Coluni-
bUn:
Rev. Harris, of elopement; notoriety,
was in town, the other day, ami spent
A.A tta niia in mis uuiwe. i
himself since he-left for the north. W ith
the exception of one or two minor de-
tails, he pronounced Tlie Columbian s
article as correct, whereas the other pt-
. per were verv wide of the mark. Mr.
Harris is now domiciled in ancouver,
with Miss Lear, ths latter having refus
ed to return to her family, and he is now
enjoying the fruit of honest labor, Ins
work with the brush being duly appre
ciated. Tie couple who, Mr. Harris
avs, are inseparably atfehed to each
other, will be regularly married, as soon
as the pending divorce proceedings be
tween Mr. Harris ami his former wile
can be put through.
Death of A. B. dimming.
Upon receiving word from Dewitt
Iowa, of the dangerous illness of his
father, from a stroke of paralysis, J. A.
Gumming, the druggist, left yesterday
morning for Dewitt. This forenoon a
dispatch came announcing the death
of Mr. Camming and the dispatch was
sent to J. A Gumming at Baker O ty.
Mr dimming was in Albany several
months in 1891-2. and owns two pieces
of propertv here. He leaves a wife,
daughter and son at Dewitt, the latter,
George, who spent several months in
Albany a few vears ago, a son in Dakota,
and "Jack" of this city. He was about
72 years of age.
Bad Runaway.
Mrs. C. L. Tillotson and thirteen year
old son, who reside about two miles
across the river left their home yester-
.-day morning on a trip to Dallas. At
Monmouiu their horse became frighten
ed and ra-i awav, throwing both out,
breaking Mrs. Tillotson's arm and cne
of the boys less, besides badly crushing
. the latter. The boy was brougLt to Al
bany and placed with Mrs. Moon for
cure.
Frank Kitchen
went to Portland on
the noon train.
County Recorder Roland of Salem was
in the city over Sunday.
President Hawley, of Willamette uni
versify, was in the "city today.
Prof. Roma McCully, of the Condon
school, was in the city today.
Ruius Thompson jr., has letumed
from a trip to Eastern Oregon.
Senator Kelly and Robert Veal were
in Eugene again last Saturday.
Mr. Rennon Starr, of Olvmpia, is vis
iting at her father's, W. H. Goltra.
B. F. Ramp and wife are at -Roeeburg
where they will spend the 4th of July.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Conner of the Willam
ette hotel, Salem, spent Sunday in Alb
any. Dr. Davis was called to Harrisburg
Saturday evening by the dangerous ill-
new ot his father.
Dr. B. F. Fuller passed through Al-
bany thie forenoon from California to
McMinnville.
W. N. Miller has gone to Roseburg to
assist in presenting the fire works to-
morrow n is It.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Toole went to
Portland tUis noon to spend the 4th of
-Jalr.
Jesse and Sam Moses went to Portland
this forenoon on the overland. Sam will
go to Tacoma with the Portland military
band to play on the 4th.
Angus Graham, who was recently
'mustered out at ban trancsco, passed
through Albany this fore ioon for Port-
land, previous to returning home.
Mr. J. 0. Goltra, wife and two child
ren, of Portland, spent Sunday in Al
bany, going to Salem Uiis noon. Yes
terday i he six year old son of Mr. Gol
tra while tetering at W. H. Goltra's fell
off and broke one of his arms, which Dr
-Wallace set. . '
Mrs. Ida Hamblen, deputy supreme
- oracle of the Royal Neighbors 'eft Sun
day noon for her home at Pendleton.
Mrs. Hamblen is a Christian lady poe--sessing
many excellent traits of charact
er that speak for the order she repre
sents. Mrs. M.J. Newman, mother-in-law
of Dr. Adams has returned to her home
at North Platte. Neb., beine accompan
ied by her daughter Mrs. Adams as far
as Portland, then by her son Nelson the
remainderof the way. Mrs. Newman's
recovery from a severe illness was a
surprise to many knowing its severe -ness
Dr. Davis had attended her.
What Tiy;v Gof. Dr. J. L. Hill, o
Albany, and Dr. A. G. Prill , of Scio, re
turned to their homes this morning from
atrip to Otter Rock. Dr. Hill took back
with him a stuffed r-ea lion which looked
like it had been killed by dymanite. Dr.
Prill is employed as naturalist for tbe
Smithsonian "institute at Washington
and is always on the lookout for speci
mens. He'is licensed by both the gov
ernment and the great stats of Oregon to
snare, if possible, anything found run
ning, flying or swimmingat large which
-may strike his fancy. Curiously con
structed persons wi'l refrain from surf
bathing in his presence. Yaquina Tug.
The meeting of the Linn County Coun
cil last Saturday with Grand Prairie
was a marked success and veryenter
tertaining affair. Besides a miscellan
aneous program and a splendid dinner
several questions were well discussed
and arrangements made for the next
meeting with Fairmount Grange.
Tti best refrieerators ana ice cream
freezers at Stewart & Sox Hardware Co.s
Pneumonia, la grippe, congnB, coius,
rou p and whooping-cough readily yield to
One Minute Cough Cure. Ur-e this remedy
in time and save a doctor's bill or the un-
aertaker'a. Foahay A Mason.
HUUIO lime - , ' j
f..ii- ..iinTi: articles refemns toidrawi
IN THE SOUTH.
RibTos, La., JrNar.
if hat trv'iri toll ui is tr-e, that
the mode of conveyance of a country is a
true Indication of Jhe development of a
people then wa must admit that the ex
tremes of the Miss;ppi valley are some
years apart still. In the north we see
rapidly moving vehicles hero the mule
or ox team, l et an urunaiu guneriimn
I is apt to be deeeiviun, so while the south
her water in the out lastiioneu
way with bucket and chain, drinks out
of a code" and still clings to many
primitive wavs, is fast awakening to her
wonderful possibilities as her railroads,
mills and manulactor es rhovv. A pro
gressive man told me that the day was
not far distant when the cotton would
be made into cloth mi the banxs ot the
sfeama that teriilixe the soil.
Many historic memories cling around
some of the attractions of Southland,
Lookout mountain, Missionary ridge and
Chicamaugua bring pictures, vivid in the
mind of many who wore the blue and
gray. Despite te fact that tourist, story
writer and historian had told the story
of the Utile in plowing style, yet its in
terest was never so great as when, told in
the rich, soft tones of the darky guide
who claims to have "font" in the var
ious battles. I must confess that some
serious doubts siole into my mind as to
the veracitv of the "Captain" for he
looked so voung.but I have since learned
that while "all coons don't look alikt,"
thev live a long time and do not gel old
looking until they are very aged. 1
kne w one old auntv who came from Af
rica, and she is si" 1 spry and lively and
happy as the most o them are, despite
her firm belief in "hants, witches and
"hodoes." ...
Kuston, the town trom which th'S let
ter is addressed you, is located in north
La., among the p ne hills. It is a town
about the size of Lebanon whose chief
attraction" are the Industrial institue
and theChatauqua giounds. The former
is an institution similar to the O. A. C,
but still in its infancy and the latter a
grove of trees, a mineral spring and
buildings nec. esary to conduct a success
ful summer school. It seems so odd that
this spiith its meager attractions
should bring people Ironu all the neigh
boring states to take their outing. If a
little patch of woods from the front and a
bit of the beautiful Santiam could be
brought here the iople woulo go wild.
Interspersed among the pines around
are sunny slopes of corn and cotton.
The cotton is now about 12 or IS inches
high and the prospect of the crop good.
The corn is suffering for rain.
The climate of course is very different
from Oregon being warmer by day and
night. The latter are perfectly charm
ing. The air is so warm and caressing,
the moon so bright and the crickets and
katydids keep up a merry time doubtless
holding a fairy revel lighted by the tiny
tire flies". The evening is the time to call
and all tne inhabitants bold at homes
upon the "gallery," as they say.
The only drawback is that the climate
is terribly enervating. A fact that te Is
much of the backwardness of the south
in development.
The houses here are low. with a ball
extending clear through to procure a
draft. Tne rooms are large and airy
and the chimney built on tne outsiue.
It is surprising what kind of a shanty
will do for a darkey to call home. Little
old tumhlod down out hOUeS Serve to
shelter a whole family of these creatures
who never have the blues.
Th climate forces the people to wear
onl the lightest of clothes. The
men wesriez duck and linen suits and
the women dainty white or very light
cKs. The womenm W I
Hi-em and a a conseauence look pretty
The fan is as necessary as a collar and it
is pretty to see them use it. Practice
has brought an ease and grace with its
every movement and it is charming.
The ladies, too, never wear hats after
sundowo, except to church, or the street
or to all entertainments they are cont id
ered out of place. There is no need
of bonnet laws here. Good sense and
nature have regulated it well.
Aa a matter of fact, the gentlemen
here are more pohte and attentive to la
dies. The southern gallantry you read of
is not myth, but an actual taci. m pasa
ing a group of men sitting talking they
will rise ana mi ineir uuim. j.u
many "trifles light as air" but pretty at
tentions that women so love.
Rev. and Mrs. wniie are living ne.
their cottage is truly a pretty bit of
southern borne life. Its low porch is
covered witn luxuriant vines and the
lawn shady w ith trees tinder which Mr.
White has his hammock for an afternoon
siesta. Stuart, the son, ia now a pract
icing and prosperous physician, having
graduated at Baltimore and done O. G.
work in N. Y. He is married and he and
bis wife live hen with Mr. and Mrs.
White. Manywill remember the pretty
wedding in the Southern Methodist
church of Rev. H. Carville Carson and
Miss Lelia White. Rev. Carson is now
a professor in the Industrial Institute
here.having charge of the natural science
department. They have two dear little
.Kiidren Mis Dorthv and little Carville,
makings home where the wedding bells
are still in tune.
There are others who are fond of swef-t
Oraimn and who obh lot its beautiful
valleys and ocean breezes, there are Mrs.
Minnie Ainoil, nerson .carncm uu
lours,
M. S. C.
Watches! Watches! Watches!
We bay just received direct from the
factory a large etocx oi me ceieoraieu
Dueber-Hampden watcne,
rail nonLus dloi
These watches were bought for cash
and we offer special bargains.
, F. M. rBENCH, ine jeweler.
Tj CirjaCV.Hn On D a
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
AH druggists relunl the money u h tans
to cure. zic. ine genuine us u. a.
on each tablet
Why Not Buy Shoes
At. the Boston Shoe Company's store
acies' Fine Kid Shoes for $1.25.Nex
evere li ouee.
For the best harness call on A ;E.
Ketchum, Broadalbin street, Albany.
The overland was six hourt late today.
The Albany ban J left this noon tor
Roseburg, with 8. K. Steele as leader.
The Huth went down the river this
morning lolly decorated for the 4th of
Julv.
Big crowd tomorrow tn the A. 0. t
W. i xciirsion to ldanha. Order your
tickets at Julius Joseph's tonight.
According to custom, and the practice
of the Dkmocrvt for nearly thirty-tlve
vears the members of the Dkmocsat
Wee will celobrato tomorrow and there
will )e no paper iu the evening.
The Mayor of Kugeno has iustrwtod
the police to prohibit ttie tiring of tire
crackers and bombs l that city on the
4th of Julv until 9 o'clock in the evening
That wont be much of a celebration ti
the small boy.
The indications are that more Albany
people are going to the front on Uie A
O. u. W excursion. There will lie a
big train load. Some will go to Lebanon
and others to different places.
An interesting nun-ting of Laurel
Cum pot Hoval Ncighbois was held in
the A. O U'W. hall Saturday evening,
at which time the enrollment wne con-
siderahh Increased. The charter will
remain open until after the next meet-
ng on July o.
The Shsw Company closed their weeks
engagement Saturday night to a largo
house, presenting the Westerner. They
gave general satisfaction here, and when
they return next year, as they intend to
do will again be given a good reception.
They went from here to icrvains, wuere
they" w ill appear this week.
On occasion of the return of the 2ml
regiment of Oregon volunteers there will
lie a grand celebration at Portland, ami
it is probable t at the Southern Pacific
company will offer spe iul rates from all
points on its uregon Lines, run infor
mation as 10 rates, uaie oi ceiiM.rinioii,
etc. will be announces later, runner
particulars can be obtained iroiu any
Southern Pacigc agent.
Agent Will Merriman has a gun that
came into his possession in a very un
usual manner. nen me irvigiu ivu
the otherday a number of hobos were on
hand readv to ' swing in." The train
backed up and pulled out under a full
head of steam in order to give the hobo
the slip. One hobo held a revolver In
his hand and when the train putted he
swung in on the rods but dropped his
revolver. Mr. Merriman witnessed the
act and soon had the revolver. Junc
tion Times.
WEDNESDAY
MISFITS.
Prof Waterhonse, ot Washington Un-
ive aitv, wants the United Mates oi
North America named I' sons, taking the
Brut letters ol the long name, so that we
will have something distinctive, as
the entire western hemisphere is Amer
ican we have nothing to call us now.
The steamer Eugene has already
bad to stop at Harrisburg, and freight is
conveyed trom there to Eugeoe by
wagon. This wilt De aoue irom tvorvai
hs, when that becomes the terminous on
account ot low weUr. VTbat will Eu
gene people do when Salem becomes the
terminous at it does generally during
two or three months,
The sheriff ol Multnomah county is
takins an unfair course in reference to
bicycles trom non-taxed counties. His
I denuties when they see a wheel without
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make him pay tte tax regardless of tbe
fact be lives in a county tbat it exempt
tbe sand he will escape bat In most cases
tbe bulldozing Is successful ana rattier
than have trouble be pays tbe tax. An
Albany mo, thooub this week positive
ly refused and cornered two or three
deputies down to that it was admitted
tbat tbey bad no right t" collect tbe tax
on Linn ronnty riders. Bicyclists goioj
there will take warning.
Is it Malaria or Alum.
Popular Sciecce Monthly.
Lanieuor, hiss of appetite, indigestion
and often feveriabness are tbe common
symptom of a physiological condition
termed "malaria.' ah wies symptoms
may be and frequently are the effect of
tbe use of alum baking powders in food
making. There is no question about the
poisonous eltectol alum upon tne system.
It obstructs digestion, prostrates tbe
nerves, coagulates and devitalizes tbe
blood. All this has been made clear,
thanks to physicians, boards of health,
and IOOU commies ona. no -mguiy iu-
nries to the health ot the community"
does tbe eminent bead of the University
of Pennsylvania, Dr. Barker, consider
the alum baking powders, thai he says
"their sale should be prohibited by
law."
Under these circumstances it is worth
the while of every housewife to employ
the very little care that is neces-ary to
xeep so dangerous an element fioin tbe
food of her family.
A pare cream tartar baking powder,
which is the oolv kind that should be
used. oiiBb t to cost about forty-five to
filty cen's a pound. Therefore, if you
are paying much less, someming is
wrong; if you are paying twentv-five
cents or less per pound, the powder is
certainly made from alum.
Always bear these simple facts in mind
when purchasing baking powder.
F' or 80c per sack. Try it.
The MagrioliA.
For tbe next 30 days we will make the
best cabinet photos for $1.00 dozrn.
Studio in Froman block.
Da. Adams, tH Dsktibt, wishes to call
tbe attention of many patients whose
work is not finished to come and get it
finished as he wishes to arrange tor bis
usual summer's trip to the Bav.
Don't think you can cure tbat slight at
tack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or tbat it
will care itself. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
mr it: it "digests wbat you eat"
and restores the digestive organs to heaitn J
Foahay & Mason.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Refrigerator,
lea croam Irecsers,
At Stewart Jt Sox Hardware Co s.
Wheat 48 cents.
Call at the Sugar Bow l lor Iresa iah
Have ynnr photo taken at Miss tami'i
for cahf 1 00 dosen, cabinet .
Fresh fruital Ylerwk'Sugar Bowl pr
lors.
STOVKS and Tinware at Oltllng &
Ilulburt's.
Garden Hose ami Lawnwowsrs at Oh
ling & Ilulburt's.
Gents' French Cult Shoes, 2, worth
1 1. Next Revere House.
For alo, go"d carpeting. een' p't
vard, by t. 8. Alexander, easUiid ol bib
(wet.
The salsrlt-s of the S Lin leaders have
been p'aced a, from 10 lor new teai h
ers to W for those serving over a ear,
Last'iiiht alone and siuwlo handed
Tom Parker made a rat killing of about
twenty live in a room at the hakvry,
where the rats wore holding a uiuviuig
The K'eetrio Co.. of Sa'em. was the
lowest bidder on lights offering to run 35
arc lamps all night. 2.000, candle power
for2H0, or 35 lights 1200 cstid'e power
or ILM8. .5. or to m.duiuhl lor l fP.
The Mvrtle Point enterprise saisol'
the recent marriag of Daniel Brack and j
Miss Ad rh.kengerat this city: mt .
Brack is we'l known at this place, and
hit many fritmls will be glad to learu ,
that he has captured a young ladyot true
worth.
At out S00 eastern editors, mostly pm- ;
prietors oi country weeklies, arrived lu
Portland last evening. There will prob .
ahlv he less than 'AH) editors from out-'
tide of Oregon. The men really repre- j
sent the best element in Amrlon jour I
nalism, even If tlioy are not from the!
big paper. '
W. W. Curli', t! . n.-" man. returned
this noon from a Ihimii. lp to North
ern California. A8ooii .insitle the
form of a subscription pi '- will l
agreed upon between the coiuu. '
Mr. Curtis, when the paper w h
am!
f cir
culaied and our people will have an "
portuuity tosubscriD lurtnemon no
poriant inKustry In the history oi Al
bany. Mrs. Grnbb, who was moving with
her family (rom Wilbur, Douglas county,
to lirowDsville, was the victim ut a run
away accident, Krlday, near Goshen,
l he femur of her left leg was broken.aLd
she sustained other injuries. i.r. Itrown
was called to attend the Injured lady
and reports her condition serious. This
morning she had not re ;aind conscious
ness since the accident. The runaway
was started by a hive of beesattackig the
team Mrs. Grulb was driviog. Eugene
Guard.
This and That.
Wheat 46 cents.
Stamp photos at Tinkle & Dawson's.
Finest aristo etameUd photos only
$1.60 per dot-D at Tinkle A Dawson's.
Vlereck's Suirar Bowl Parlors lor ice
cream, confectionery, soda water, cigars
and tobacco.
A large and Sne stock of cigars and to
bacco at Conn A Huston's. See the dis
play.
When you want a choice steak a nit
roaator meat of any kind, call on Henry
jrolers. He keeps tbe beat.
Goto Verick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors (or t'.rat class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
ii mar.
The best meats of all kinds and good
treatment at tbe Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, juat dmn Second
treat. Good weight and prompt attend
ton. -
It makes ao diffsrenca hw bad tbs
orjod ll you oe Ds Dili's Witcb ilsxsl
8alv; it will q tickls heal and leave no
scar. Kosbay Jdaann.
Boms of I ha reautU of neglected disptp-
tic conditiona of tbe stomtch are cancer,
conaumptioo, hsart disease and epilepsy.
Kodol DrsneDsiaCure creveata all tbu by
effecting a q uck cure In a'l cases of dys
pepsia, rosuay Mason
We buy, sell and store grain.
We make Magnolia Flour,
Also whole wheat. Patent and germ,
bun
The Magoolla Mills.
Get the best nour.
The Magnolia-
Ta Care fooatlmtlon roraver,
Take CaacsreU Candy Cathartic. lOe or tto.
It C. C. C. fall to cure, drugglau refund money.
LYNES 8KKLLY. On Wednesday
noon, at tbe residence of and by Kev
Louis Metayer, in Albany, Mr. Harry
U. Lvnes. S. P. operator at Oakland,
(ire., and Miss Catherine Skelly, ol Al
bany, two worthy and popular oung
people.
i bey left this nom on a visit with the
bride's parents near Tallmsn ''ore
going to their home at Oakland. They
have the beet wishes ot many.
ARCHEKD--HALE. On Sunday, July
2, 1899, at the residence ot the bride s
parents tn Albany, byUev. W. E.
Copeland, of Salem., Mr. Llmer h.
Archerd, foreman ol the People Press
and Misa Ardella Hale, daughter of
Mr. A. V. Hale, editor ot the Press
The ceremony was nicely carried out
in the presence of several relatives and
friends, and the hsppy and worthy
couple start out with the best wishes of
many.
CON'DENSKl
rrn?rra
MARRIED.
The Awful Life of a Lawful VYifa.
All have been told " fgnorancs I the
Mother of Crime," and that no crime r
no xfverrly pimiahrd aa Oiom committed
RHainat Nature. The courts only ,cha
the voice of Nature when tb'j affirm!
"Ignorance of the law does not ricuae
tiuil." It la tlirar fiimlmiirntitl fucta in
the operations of imtiiinl taw that nmkc It
poaaililr tor a woman who rntrra the mnr
liuur rrlnti.m with the full autirtion of the
law of the land ami lve of hrr Urart, to he
rtimtriiinril to an awful Ills of ctvitinle
anil aiillrilnir
Ihiu'l Ivt hrr aniile deceive yon. She haa
tiamril hrtarlf to hrar what idle hxika upon
oa att of Uie burtlru of hr atilc.
"I lie umlrrlvtnif rrion of tin. aad con
dition of ulfuiia W Ignorance. Yhr young
gut growa to woiiTjiiliood ignorant of hrr
plivmcnl ncril. and dangrm. When a word
iniiiht aavr her yrara of nulfrrlng, motlraty
hula her keep ailrnt. She lovra and mat
nea and enter upon the marriage Male
with nil lu ohhgutiona to the nnhotn,
handicapped by conditiona that make life
a htudeii to licraclf and a menace to her
ofT'pring.
W hat van lie done to corrert Irregnlnrtiea
re.ulting from Hrglret, to re.lore the dia
plaiTd oigana to a natural and healthy ton
ilition, to give hack vitality to a ar.trm
ill allied by dueaae, to le attune lhe greut
itAkf or tiik Ni.avnt
to divine melody after the years of dl
cord It waa the endeavor In anawer lhee
queatlnna that gave lo the world Dr. I'lerce'a
l-'avorile I'icacription, lhe mint eltecllve
remedy ever compounded for the ilia and
ailment peculiar to the delicate frmintue
oiganluttion,
Ity the u.e of Dr. I'lerce'a favorite Pre.
acriptioii the dratiia Dial drhlhtate the va-(.-in
arc piomplly alupped. Inllauimaliotl
and ulceration are quickly cured. 1I
order of I lie womb and the organ ayui
pathetic with it are ovcicome. and woman
1 put into a condition where lhe functions
of nature are her pleasure well aa hrr
Erivilrge. In Ihi condition children are
urn without anlcty aa altmwt without
pain. The ela.ticlly imparted to lhe organ
of parturition pmrtirally dor away wilh
the pang of childbirth. Vitality I Im
parted which rnakei the nuring of the
child a delight instead of a diaiu, and the
robut child aharing lhe atrrnglh of the
mother grow day hy day in health and
beauty. Conlrsixt thijilaln atalemrnt of
fact with lhe conditinnof o many women
who anticipate mothrrhd, worn nut. uf
fering, frarful, anxlon. bringing children
into the world with reluctant unlfrring and
rearing them painfully through a sickly
childhood. Can any word apeak for lr
I'lerce'a I'avorile Preacription like ihr.e
fact that are part of lhe aiim of puldic
knowledge and lellfied loon Unh .idea of
the Atlantic by hundreda of 0f aaiula of
women ? " Thank Cod for Dr. irrce'a I'a.
vorite lTeact iplion " baa been lhe heartfelt
cry of many
A WOMAN SRI.:.VM P
by its means front the result of ignorance
and neglect. There la no longer any r. a
son why women should endure the auffrr
ing which they have almoat come lo regard
a lhe heritage of Iheir . Women whe
have failed to find help for their diiunder.
or who have not found the " Favorite Pre
acripiion " to work a quickly aa ihrv de.
sire are invuea io write lo ine imnoi nun
aelf. Writ without fear aad without fee
There is no charge far sucfc consultation
All communication are absolutely held in
acred confidence, and tbe cure given doe
sot involve local "treatments" and "
aminstious " at which the natural modesty
of every woman revolts.
a rasa orrtl
To every rrj t ol this tmft who wilt arnd
coat of mailing only. lr. a. V. Hero will ixl
name and aifcirr wua inc Mamp 10 nrirsv
Magrtal wot a on notue-ireaiairm ot airar.
Th Common Ren Menicai arurr, 11 u
HUinly written lo m wlelllaiMt to man, wntnan
or child. II ia euenllally oradkal. II U fuU of
hygienic blnu whk-n nut in roer io ia pain
if ihc nhort Ctrl to health, over arven nunorra
ilcturr llliwtml lhe leal of Ihia great work,
f von want Ihc "Coanraon Krne Medical A.l-
vlaer" in paperver rnd at erala In atamp.
to cover the coat of mailing only. Or atnd y
cent ia turn pa for lb aama Hook handaumely
and atroorly bound in cloth. A'hlma the
World Piapenaary Menwai Aaaoclailoa. eoj
MalrtKreel, MuOaio, H. V.
Assignee's N tl J ot Ft i I -ijUli
nicnt.
Notice Is hereby given that the onder
alunvil. aa asdirnee of the estate) ol A. M
Haxmer, an insolvent debtor, has filed
hia final account In said ssilgnment pro-'
ceedings now pending in the Circuit
Court ol Linn county, ana inatine same
will be beard in Department no - i
aaid court at the Circuit Court room. In
All.anv. Linn co nlv. Oregon, on the
17th i st of July. 18W. All persons in
terested m said matter desiring to object
to said account are hereby not i ilea to ni
such objections on or beloressld time
H N. fiiTKit t,
II.C. Wathon, A.sigme
Atl'y tor Ariii.
YiH iig Mothers.
Co'ip is the tenor ot llnaoandt of
young mothers because its outbreak is so
wnijsipjr and frequently fatal. Bhiloh
Ooozb and Consumption Cure acts like
majc In cases ot Croup. It has never
Men known to fail. The worst cases re
lieved immediately. Prices 23 eta,, and
Wets, and $1.00.
For sale by Foshay A Mason.
Mny al-ovcr
Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl witn an offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Boot Tea puriilca the breath
bvits action on the bowels, etc., as noth
else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price 'a cts. ami oo cis.
Fo sale by Foshay A Mason.
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should lenrn early the r-ecea- J?
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Ghith VITALITY.
LOST ViaOR
ANPMANHOO0
Cures Iiuiiotcncy.Nlirhtr.mlHHlnns and
WBating- uiacuscs, all cITccta or sell-
iibuHp, ir excess and India
r rc Hun. A ihtvo tonlo anil
Mood bulldor. Ilrliigs the
plnlc (flow to pale checks and
restore t!ie lire of youth.
Ity nmllSOv per box; O boxes
for with u writ t. mi iriiumii.
'no to euro or roltiiiil tlio mouvy.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Jllnton A Jackson 6ts., CHICAGO, IUU
TI'.HMH,
Jaii.v gMoi at, Un cents per month
JS.dOper year, In advance, 30o per month
not in advance. Ity carrier, 10c pet
week. 10 per rent added it allowed to
run over months. Klugle copies fui.
Wllll.r, II. '.'A In adviiiutti tl.MI at end
f yoari I 7J fur sncoiid y'ri si(H( for
lilrd and prm-oeding cara, wlum not paid
In advance. Club of llv mv uljacriWr
at I) .00.
Notice.
Gn and alu-r tliis date wood sawing In
Aliuy w ill be for Ilia following prices.
AH f 'tir loot wood, 2 cut, 60 cents; four
loot wood.. lent, HO cent'i: lour foot
wood, "ne rut, W cents: Pole ooi
per
cord, "ft cents. Hy the hour $1.
j, m . a nii it. r vs.
N. A. HioiMigtT.
W'm, Nkslv.
W. A. lllHSOS.
t, V. Cl.KI.AN.
170 U UK NT. A 4 room l.c
Creamery nt 'l.00. Impil
otise iiciir
inlro of kriM
liritckmuii tor. 8th and .Mudioii hi.
K. O. X. M.
very Hi'iirKv iinn at K. . T. S
li Visitin Mil.-IU lOTllrHi.
M Newport. Commander.
total
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It ml fklall y d Igpsta the food ao A !!
Ptture in strengthening and reooa
aructlng the eihutel digestive or
gwris. n is trie latest aiscovreaaiges
wit und tonic o other preparation
can spproarh it tn efficiency. II in
stantly mlievesand permanently curci
liyHptpHla, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Iviur Ktomach, 'aua,
91 ck 1 1 caduche, 0 at i algl Cram pa. and
all other resul t of Imperfect d Igestloa.
rporl bv a C. Dmi'. C- tbIOOflO.
Ftr ! b rjl
Ijiiii, 0rn;ls
Vbny, Or-;n.
SI.PKHCKT I.UA.ff. nave
limited amount ol money to loau on
nr.t-class farm security or improvea
business property in Albany. Interest
ig per cent lor particular v w.
address. ..,,.
It K. MaaaiM., 1'emocrat tm'ioiog.
Albanj, Oregon
HONG WAII TUNG CO, Hocond M
near Lyon street, Ainany. ne vm
nH medicine, Cblncwe rice, Chinese
t and r."t ll.;
Vast
Mall
Bal Lake, Denver, Ft Kast
Worth, Omaha, Kan Mail
sas City, t Uuis, 6:45 pro
Chicago and East.
8pm
Spokane Walla Walla, ffpok
Flyer ane, Mlnnespolls. t
J:10pm Paul, Duiuth, Mil-
Hpokans
F'ye
,J) a
wauaee. vuivagu, i
Kast.
8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 4
For San hranclsco
Bail every five days
8 pm COLUMBIA RIVF-K Ipn
ExSunday STEAM KHS. ESunda
Saturday To Astoria and Way-
lOpm Landings.
6am WILLAMETTE RIV. 4!.10p
ExSun. Oregon City, Kewberg, Lx Sun'
Salem A W ty-UndV
7am WILLAMETTE AND 8:30p
Tuesday, YAMHILL RIV. Monus
Tburs., Oiegon City. Day ten, Wed.
and Sat. and Way-Ltuds. and Sat
8am WILLAMETTE RIV. 4:30 prs
Tuesday Portland to Corvallis TuerUy
ihur., and Way Land ngs. Thar.,
and Sat. "d
Lv Riparla Lv Iwisto
20aPoi SNAKE RIVER 100 r
Daily Riparla to Lesriston Daily
W.H. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pasa. Agent,
C.G.RAWL1NG3, Portlana,t-r.
AgeniA'oauy.
rriXTti!
HEW VORK W0RL1
Thrlcr-a-Week Kdltloii
18 PaReaa Week . . .
, . . ISO Paper a Yeai
For One Dollar
llakedevery aileraaleDayeaeeplSaa d
TheThrice-a-Wk Edition of Tint KwI
Yokk Would Is first among ail "weekly 1
In fnvuiAncV of PtlblicHtlOn,
and the fred'n., aceuracy and variolv ol
itscot.bmts. Hhssailtne merits
...., ii dailv at he price of a nulla
ws'Icly. lu politico new;sprorart,coui
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