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ALBANY. OREGON: SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL -28. 1883.
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'Void you like to fee somethimr of
po i- i
BROWN ELL &
At:d spend a little time lousing over lUSw Jisjihty of-
Seasonable,
'ashionable
And Reliable
I ,,'Boots
Which they
ncl
CJ.
ui-o suiting
It will pay you to go there, and you
t'kOK to it.
mm p
rnsiin .innnnn omnni?'
luia mm mm
Has 1;
cf bright,
:en selected with rcat care,
NEW GOODS.
There
represent.
is no room for doubt about the quality and the prices
Everybody
can rely upon Ja
CALL AT OUSTOIE
LI ks H "T- ' I
if a
W ( 31 hi ,
Thte Red Krorit.
EEDALE
t laraware. Stoves
Ft imps. !
n t
nst.lvr 1
iv j!i eakfasl"
eleiiraicfl "i
healing stove
Allv.mv, Oreiron.
kiniia; the
w'Jt;
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pi FAS.rA-JTp -TA5TL- EE'Vr:-; to
'6 LJlVJSfwWBvft
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- LUNC-5 -Sold on GjUt
fABlETINC MEDt:C0.QR0ViLi,
tal.
HAV Yul- A COLD ill the head wnieli Jo, not get better': llat juu an cxccsmu
secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passatres which either must be blown from the
nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat: Are
von trouhteil hv hnvi inn-. sojtHm'. weak anil inflamed eyes, frequent soreness of the throat,
iuiu II h. iiifiixrin ,
i x . si ir m it ki ir
j u n ia n ii i Hi
n ii HiuiHir
THE O NLY-p
qUAWTEED
CURE TOT?
CATARRH
SDirTiiLir mrriLr
0R0V1LLECAL.I
corroding sorts ice uie -curinpunu within. m
As everv breath drawn into the lunas must pass over and become polluted by the secre
tions in the nasal passcs, it must noec-ssarilv follow that poisoning of the whole system
gradually takes phco, while the morbid matter that is swallowed during the sleep pafses
into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, and often produces dyspepsia, and finally jjreat debil
ity, nervousness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delay, hut lrv California
Cat-K-Ccrk at once. We positively guarantee a few applications to relieve, nu a thorough
tr.i(mri, to cine. S:x months treatment for si. CO; sent by mail $1.10.
luma bit- ni fait-K-t'iiie. For
a very exceptional character? If so,
STANARD'S,
atsiieli
1 U ;
a
1VIA
will thank usfor drawing yo: r atten
and i; a woiiderful aggregation
we
cordial ireeeption
andj satisfactory Dar-
N.
Successor to E. XV. Langdon)
-DEAt.Ell IN-
Mgs, Paints, Oils,
I'erfumcry and toilet iirti-!c.
a Hi'i line i nouKs ;iiil
oncry. pericidieals, etc.
Prescriptions carefully
compomuleil.
IN GOD FELLOW'S TEMPLE,
lbany - - Oiegnii.
& HOPKINS,
TinwarctarwaR
BLAGEMA
;u-e iind 'pliiii !iin iroods. Sol" agents for" the
' cook stoves und ranges, audi '"Faultless" parlor
Land of Di
scovenes
KUIiEKA
! "Hie
motto r"f Oilifojtiia mears "I
;iiulu.' Only in that land of
Usi'.nshiii'
here' the omiiff emon. liir
iO-t heir hi -iiest perfection i,i inifLwintifiv
are the herbs ai;d '.'inn foum! that are
lusec! in thp.t pleasant letnedv for all
throat and Inn-r troubles, Saxta Abik
1 t.i ; rule of eon-hs, asthma, and eon
i 1 tion. F!i:iy A .tl.4on. of Al
: ,lre?on, have been appointed
i-t this valuable California rem
wiulsell it under a euarantce at 1
hot t i p. 1 h ree f i r i 50.
FOR SALE BY
oshay
1
ALBANY
OREGON
Tir.ftuig or roannjr in me ears, more or
lss impairment ot r.ne neann;:, loss oi
'smell, memory imtaireu, uuuness or
dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of
hiosc? Have you lost all sense of smell?
Have you a hacking eousrh: Have you
khspei.&ia'r Is .your breath toui: lr so
hou have the Catarrh, borne have al
these svmptonis, others only a part.
(The leading symptom of ordinary ca
tarrh isincreased secretion of mucus of
yellow or greenish colored matter.
P Kt-ooH i fjmspd bv the decom
posing "ecretions exuded from festering
ulcers far back ia the head; sometimes
the membrane covering the bones is
eaten away and the bones themselves
gradually decay. Such cases are in
deed objects of pity, as stench from
ure. For Sale by
'OSHAY (I MASON.
Sale by
Albany. Orego n
I
V
- Under" the now management of
wno keeps
A fuil 'in':
urov'wo.i
of t hrice family, groceries a"d
l r"i i itii.-i pples, '
Choice TaMe Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wedaimja and Parties.
Si-.hnon bellies, mackerel and salt fish ofall
kimls.
FRESH BAKED BREAD
livery l)ay.
TEAS and COFFEL
fi
A
CLNXElauODS,-ETC.
i i.e best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars'
':" At J'-hn Fox's old sfcmd.
new brick.
low Fhnn i
W NATIONAL MB
GF ALBANY. OREGON
PRESIDENT, L. Fiiun. i
VIC" E-I'RESI DENT S. E. Toll II J,
cashier, G.E.CIitimliJrlain.
'PKANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
J. BUSINESS. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange ami lVinmnh.
Transfer sold on New'York. Chi. fiirn Son
Francisco and Portland.Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
' E- Yo,; L. Flikn
L. E. RI.AIN W. K. TlTRRKLL
Geo. E. Chamberlain.
Having sold an interest in my
harness rmsiness to 1. J. overman, I am
desirous of collecting all my outstanding
notes and accounts. All persons knowing.'
themselves indebted Jto me will please call
and settle.
The business w ill be continued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON
Albany, Feb. 22.
Magnolia Flour.
1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV-
1 ered to any part of the citv, for Sl.lO ei
SaJ . JOHN A CRAWFORD.
n!80dtf
Agricultural Implemems.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
and Tinware!
St.
-AT-
POKTLAJTJJ PItlCES-
CALL AND SEE US.1
E. 2TELS02T,
Shedd Oregon.
Aiknj Bath House
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR.
"Ladief and children's;: hair dress-
riff a suecuitv.
lnti.ie
satisfactiou
guaranteed.
ForUait
Fhoapher
"Studio eor. 2nd :i:td Fcrrv streets
(srruund iloor). Aii work warranUui.
liio Aioau
Baker?
Parker Bras.
BesiS
Pies
mm
Nuts
Raisins
mm
Wr 1 r
ESS
G.
W. IIASYON PHYSICIAN AND SCR-
geon, A loan.',', Oreiron.
Vf H. ELLIS,
PHYSICIAN
AND SUEr
1V1.
eon, AiDai j , vregon.
CC. KELLY, PHYSICfAX AND SUR
. geon Albanj;,X)regon, olti-e over Grad
wohl's store. Ottice hours, from 8 a. m. to 4
p. m. ..-
DR. E. A. McALISTSR HAS LOCATED
his ottice on the comer of First and
broa-'albin BtreetSi 'over Redfield & Broimell's
store, where he can he found when not pro
fessionally engagsd -
J"KS
M.E. McCOY, M. O.HOMCEOPATHIC
1L
i.h vsieian, otfice and residence corner of
First and Bakerstreets, Albany, Or. Chronic
diseases a specialty;., .Consultation free. Of
fice hours: 10 to Via M. and 2 to 5 p. m.
4TTtt.M;iS.
1 R. N.
BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
Albausy,Oironi - Office in. Odd
L'. Law,
bellow's Terje.-llJiCTMee. infiJtirte
of the- state, and g!e special attention to all
business. ;
OLVER.TON & IRVINE, A rTORNEYS
V f at Law, Albany, Or. Oltice in rooms V.i
n rooms 13
E. lilain's
and 14, Foster's block, over L.
store.
T K. VEATHUUI'OKP, ATTORNEY AT
t) , law, Albany, Oregon. Orike in Odd
Fellow's Temple. W ill practice in all the
courts of thestate.'and give sj-ecial attention
to all business. . . ju.-..;
Von Mill Save Hlonry
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
to the repairer, B F. Parsons, at Sixth
ai.d Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good
satisfaction or no pay
HARTLEY, M. D.,
OFFERS HIS
cilizens of tlie
VjT" services to the good
'anirent Linn county, Oreaon.
. CHKS OF LAND SITUATED? 12
miles east of Albany, near the Oregon
Pacific railroad, 3(50 aeies in cultivation, and
contains suttlcient water and timber lor gen
era use. Would make four good farms
Price, 12,000. with terms to suit purchaser.
" particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.
For KMte.
, SPANIOF HOUSES,
HARNESS AND
XX wa
agon for sale, either together or sepa
rately as will suit purchasers. For infonna
tion,call at this office or at the owner's store
atSpicer. !
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.-CHAS.
Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first eclass house
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis.
New Cigar Store.
OTTO SALL1NGER HAS OPENED A Ci
gar and tobacco Ho,-e opposite the Russ
Ilon.se. HisfOMiier patrons are invited to
call and see his new store.
TR. R- K(
J geon, Albany, Oregon. Graduate of Ger
man and American colleges.
J!i'uVYiiHlfl.
".fEN DFSII'.IXG RAILROAD WORK
iVL Will he given einplo lm-nl by apply
ing to Contractor Hunt at his heiviquuriors
at Wallula. Work Will j vigorously pushed
on t!i Wallula branch, ai.u an unliinittd
nu'.nher of men can obtain enii-h.;, incut.
B F.WEI? T, PI
. and jcv. ciei
PRACTICAL WATC1I.MAKE
er, Albany, Crcgon.g
i SVi
"I have used Simmons liver
Regulator tor many years, fc.av
it:; made it my only Family
Medicine. My mother before
mo was very partial to it. It is
it safe, good and reliable medi
cine for any disorder of tho
system, and if used in time is
a. great preventive of sickness.
I often recommend it to my
friends, and shall continue to
do so. ...
"Kev. James M. Rollins,
Castor M. E.Church, So. Fairfield, Va
TJKSE AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED h
Ucay keeping Simmon i
;etnlatr in the house.
"I have found Simmons liver
"Regulator the best family med
icine I ever used for anything
that may happen, have used it
in Indigestion, ColUs, Diarrhoea,
Biliousness, and found it to re
lieve immediately. After eat
ing a hearty supper, if, on going
to bed, I take about a teaspoon
ful, I never feel the effects of
the supper eaten.
"OVID G. SPARKS,
"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
43 ONLY GENUINE"
lias our Z Stamp on -front of Wrapper.
H. Zeilin & Co., Sole Proprietc '
rice. Sl.OO- PHH.ADEXPHIA, i
W.JH.WIbbAiS
A LIVE-
furniture Deafer
IN A
Live -wfo.
This is whut Albany is at' present,
and in order to keep ppce with the
lively times in this city, W. H.VVtl
lard has enlarged his store and stock
o that he now has the nnst complete
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Fro
man's block are filled with an elegant
assortment of new furniture, consist
ing of lounges in new patterns, line
gold picture frames, willow chairs,
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
etc. etc. An examination of the stocK
will' show this to be true iu every re
spect. Don't fail to see the tripods at Fori
miller & Co. They are the latest
thing out in novelty furniture
GENERAL
EWS.
1'-.
A
Discouraging Crop Report
Throughout the Er.2t.
S.VOW SHEDS lUttSKU ON' THE X.I'
The Pope Issues a Decree and iCondeams
Boycotting Iowa Prohibitionists
Kominate a Fall Ticket.
The Herald's Spccir.l Dispatches.
Minneapolis. April 27. The
Northwestern Miller reports the
crop condition unsatisfactory. In
stead of steady improvement there
had been a steady decline in the
general condition of winter wheat
have already appeared in Kansas:
Illinois to-day makes the poorest
showing for the crop of winter
wheat of any state in the wheat
belt, and indications are that that
state will prove a failure as far as
the yield is concerned, unless the
present extreme conditions are
mitigated. Indiana and Ohio
show no improvement. Prospects
in Missouri and Michigan are not
flattering. A survey of tho spring
wheat shows that in Minnesota
and Dakota seeding is about twelve
to fourteen days late, but tue con
dition of the ground is thought to
an offset for tha lateness ot the sea
son, deeding has practically com
menced this week. Reports show
cereals acreage in Towa and Ne
braska to be considerably below
average.
IOWA I'UOHIBITlO.MsTS.
They Nominate a Fall Ticket
and
'gPass Lcuxtny UcKoIutiou.s.
Des Moines (Iowa), April 27.
The state prohibition convention
was held last evening and a full
state ticket nominated, as follows:
Secretary rf state J, Mickel Waite ;
state auditor, Malcomb Mnith ;
treasurer,.). L. Adams; clerk of
supreme court, E. O. Sliarpe'.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
prohibition in both state and na
tional constitutions, t!;e repeal
ot all license and revenue taxes on
liquors, demanding a fair count of
votes ta-t by prohibitionists,
soman suffrage, and last for the
observance of the sabbath. The
delegates for the Indianapolis con
vention were selecteu and instruct
ed to support (ieneral Fiske for the
presidential noiniation.
; !!' "i(i' :;! inns lie Plan uf the
iimiKiii'.it in Ircl.-iiiil.
London, April 27. As to the
statment that t.he-iope has issued
a decree coiidenniin:: ihe plan of
the campaign in Ireland confer-i-tice,
his iio'intss snys lie does
v( l(-i;!use lit is convinced tii;;t
siu-ii a plan ul' campaign is illegal.
! lo f:;vs jjr. js jiiso convinced that'
the land courts will reduce all un
fair rents. Another circumstance
that iisiiuenced him is the fact that
funds are extracted from contribu
tion to aid them. He condemns
boycotting as practiced contrary to
justice tutu cnanty. lie makes no
mention o! the national league.
lil KJVI.MU SNtW M!li:i!i.
Over l.(Mft li-vl Kmrnril on I he
Northern ('aviiic Slailronil.
CiiK'Auo, April 27. A dispatch
from Burgman says that the pas
senger engine set fire 'o snow sheds
near Mullan Tunnel on the main
range of the Reid Mountains cross
ing ot tlie JNortnern l'acihc road
yesterday. Over 10,000 feet burned.
'trams will be delayed several
davs.
alinnrss Advised.
Dublin, April 27 The Free
man's Journal urges the people to
exercise calmness and patience,
and to receive the papal decrees
with profound respect and loyalty
to Rome. It declares boycotting
right.
Thr Emperor's Health.
Berlin, April 27. A bulletin
received this morning says: "The
emperor had a good sleep last
night and feels much stronger."
June Tenipictoii Dead,
New York, April - 27. Jane
Templeton died at the residence of
her Irusband, D. O. Mills, last
evening.
Women's Foreign Mission.
Asiibukv, N. J., At the second
days' session of the Women's For
eign Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church Mrs.Wm.Schenck,
ot Philadelphia, was elected presi
dent for the ensuing year. Twenty-three
vice-presidents, represent
ing California.and othr states con
verted by the society, were also
elected.
flattie's Kelnctiint t'onxent.
New York, April 27. Mrs.
Hattie Green, who has stood out
so long again?t the proposed re
organization of the Houston and
Texas central road has at last sur
rendered the proxies for her mort
gage bonds.
A Xcxro Hanged.
Leonard, Md., April 27. John
B. Bisco, colored, was executed
here to-day for the murder oi Capt.
i. P. Dixon, on the Potomac river,
Ausrust 2t, ISSti.
Six f Vives for a dollar at T.Jo ue.s
t'OSS-MOItrKH EXLCHUES.
IU .! i-essrs HaOc by M ell-Meat!-iug
but Ignwruut Ministers.
Alta California.
Laughing at funerals is such a
gross violation of ihe rules of good
breed ug and common decency that
tbe provocation must be g"eat iJ
one can he excused at all for such
scandalous conduct. The wrter
owns up to several irrepressible
smiles and one or two wicked
giggles while attending several fu
nerals certain rural districts.
lie offers the facts in each case in
justification of his conduct.
An aged farmer had died from
the effects of a kick from a mule.
The clergyman officiating r at tbe
funeral was .-an antiquated specimeu
urst worus were : -
"In assembling around this cold
corpse and in reflecting od the
means by which it became a corpse,
we air reminded of the oncertaiaty
of life and of the ouexpected dis-.
asters by which caw uses air so
often created. Skeeice twenty-four
hours ago our dear brother was in
fuil possession of his health and
fackiities. Little did he think of
his approaching end, at the hands
of mcwcl hitherto considered
hanuii s .!. lint. my
dir.ii 'K;i !."' i tii-re he began to
weep, "e i; .- os n-ry aud tnflo1 a
critter as a uu-wcl may he the
menus of cuivt-rtiig us from the
rosy nauiness of hea'th to the white
paleness of a cawpse. You have
all seen both the cawpso and the
mewel in this case; may the lesson
they have taught never be forgot
ten. May it make hi. impression
that will cause you to tee I si-nous
coucern for your own latter cud
whenever vou
aze ou even
mewel."
At another 'funeral
Western church the
in a lift!
mciatiu:
clergyman s.iid, at the close of
Ills
discourse :
"Iu accordance with the desire of
the famii oC the dead deceased,
the colfin will now be opened thai
his friends may enjoy the felicity
of gazing on him for the last time,"
and the entire assembly proceeded
to "enjoy the felicity" of the oc
casion. ,
The minister once called at the
home oi death to make arrange
ments for the funeral of the hus
band aud lathe
suddenly. Whi
widow lie asked
w ho had died
talking
with the
"Is there any particular
vou would like to have tuug
hymn
at the
funeral!"'
"Yes,"' she said, wiping her eyes,
"have "em sing, 'HaUelooyer! 'tis
doiie.1 Pa ailus liked .that and I
think it'd kind o! tickle him to
have :t sung over his cold clay."
The hymn was therefore sung
over pa6 ,-coli clay." Let us hope
lie was where lie couid be "tickled"
by hearing it.
A f.'A.tHNt: SN .M.
I'i-iiics Ke'tac-iEtu its S'at, I;
ami J iitui t- I'rodueEioit.
eseal
"Probably nine-tenths of all the
gold obtained by mau has b-.-en
lakeu from piacer deposits, aud our
Americau expeiioucc has been no
exception to the general rule," re
marked au experienced mining
operator in spt aKiug of the paM
and future vl this valuable pro
duction the other eveumg. "Pre
vious to 1847 our total gold
production amounted to $12,000,
000, but betweeo 1847 and 1887
about $1,750,000,000 was con
tributed to our stock of gold. Of
ttiis, nearly three fourths came
from placer deposits. Iu 1850-50
we obtained more tlian $50,0OO,00u
per annum in gold from the placers
ot California, and almost nothing
from the gold bearing veins. Now,
with an annuai production of $30,
000,000, about one half only is
from placers. Our own territory
has been so thorougnly explored
that no considerable superficial de
posits of gold are likely to be dis
covered, and nearly the same thing
can be said ot tbe entire world..
- "In the . northern extension of
our western mountain ranges ia
British Columbia and Alaska there
are probably important deposits of
gold. It is likely, however, to
come from this region in a moder
ate but perennial st.eatn, and not
in a Hood. Great difficulty attends
the working of those mines on ac
count of the cold, long Winters
and the difficulty of transporting
supplies. Unless the mines should
prove richer than expected there
may be a dearth of gold in the
near future. In the Alleghany
belt of mountains, in this country,
thee are large deposits of gold,
but they are difficult to work.
Siiii industry and perseverance
may make tbem pay a profit.
Mexico may be expected to turn
out $1,000,000 a year, but no more, j
The west coast ef South America
yields littl - but silver.
"Columbia, Venezuela and Brazil
have, en the contrary, always been
producers of gold. It is estimated
that from Brazil alone more than
$ 1.000,000,000 in gold was obtain
ed during tine first 300 years alter
the advent of the Portuguese.
Columbia and Venezuela are now
yielding about $4,000,000, each
anaualiy, aa tittle more than that
can be expected iu the future.
"Australia produces about 80,
000,000 a year, and we cannot hope
for more than 5,000,000 annually
from Asi'i. That will cover it all.
I dont fear that you and I will
ever suffer from a famine of gold,
but unless the North American
deposits are richer than is expected
some oue will suffer."
O.N4 ETIIKKi: WAS.
Nebraska State Journal.
Ouce there lived a man of honor
iu the balmy days of old, who
believed that right was better than
a world of shinir-g gold; through
the sombre world he journeyed,
doing good en every hand: widows
blessed him, orphans loved him,
and his fame spread throughout ;
i a . t7-iji . j i i -..y
ever was" his' pocket open to- the
famished and distressed ; never, was
he deaf to pleading, to the wailing
voice of woe -but the turf is heap
'd above him, for he died long
years ago. Once there was a
humble brakeman, who was
pleasant and polite, with the bear
ing of a courtier and the graces of
a knight; when he called the
mimes of stations every one coulcl
understand, for lie did not howi the
language of some Asiatic land.
He would answer all the questions
that were a..kcd him on the train,
all the sights that were of interest
he would cheerfully explain; he
would beg the trav'ler's pardon if
tlie train was running slow, but
his beaming face is missing, for he
died long years ago. Once
there wa3 a couutry lawyer in the
silent vanished years, who had
never in his lifetime moved the
j juryman to tears; neither eloquent
nor able, calmly he, from day to
day, moved alorg in peace, obs
curely, in the tenor ofhi.wav.
i
j n. never saved a villan from a fate
th. t he deserved, Irom the strict
est paths of duty he had ne'er two
inches swerved; he had never
caused a heartache in this weary
world below, but his office now is
empty, for be died some years ago.
Once there was a famous singer
who had never caught a cold, who
would sing for. love of music,
never for the love of geld. Whea
they asked him if he'd warble he
would do as they desired, never
making stale excuses when excuses
weren't reouired. He would never
j speak unkindly of another singer's
power, and he made the world
about him like a gladsome bum
mer bower; shall we never other
singers like this gentle singer
know? Would that he again were
with us? But he died some years
:ig. Once there ".vas a daily paper
and the owner wouid admit that
his circulation hadn't in a decade
grown a bit; that it id-'t hold a
ca idle In the sheet across the way
and he often used to wonder that
it lived from day to day. He'd
advise the advertisers not to pa
tronize his sheet, for it had no cir
culation in the mails or on th
streets; now he twangs a harp
serenly where subscribers seldom
go. far to good for earthly laborsT
ah! he died long years ago.
There 'have bpeD, alas, so many,
who have crowns upon their brow,
and if they left behind
decendants, where are those de
fendants now? In the eager rush
for lucre, they are crowding side
by side, full of strile and selfish
longings, wild and evil-eyed; for
they say the world was better
when our gray-haired sires were
young, brakeman always did their
duty, lawyers worked and singers
suDg; would that we could all be
watted, backward from these days
ot wee, to the time which they tell
us, in the dusk of long ago.
Keep Out ihe File.
USING SCREEN DOORS AND WIN-
JJ DUWS
luanufactured by R. B. Vunk.
Shop on comer of Second and Ellsworth Sts.
Rreat English Remedy.
'ifcade Mark.
Murray's Specific
A guaranteed ' cure 'for all
nervous diseases, such as
Weak Memory, Loss of Brain
Power,- Hysteria, Headache,
Pain in the Back, Nervou.
Prostration, Wakefulness,
d r T.tl. i-eucorrneea, universal uu-ai-Btfore
UKinjr. tude Seminal Weakness, Im-
potency and general loss cf power of the
Generative Organ3 in either sex caused by
indscre;ion or over-exertion, and which ul
timately lead to Premature TrtUe Hak.
Old Aire. Insanity and Con
sumption. S1.C0 a box or six .
boxes for 5.uu. sent dv mau '
on receipt of price, t ull par
ticulars in pamphlet sent free I
to every apprcant.
We Cinaraatee 6 Boxes
to cure any case. For every
Sa.OO order received we senc'i
si" boxes, with a writtenjtftarrai.i.
(.aarantee to refund the money if our Specific
does not effect a cure. Address all commu
nications tthe Sole Manufacturers, Ihe
Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, City, Mo.
faTSold in Albany by Foshay Fosbay ft
Mason, sol agents.
Notice of Final Settlement.
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
n undersigned has filed iu the county court
cf Linn county, Oregon, his final account as
executor of tbe estate of Inantha Haley,
.'eceiKed, and said court has appointed Mon
day, the 7th day of May, 1888, at the hou
o' one o clock p. it. of said day, at the court
house in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, for
the hearing of objections to said account and
the settlement of Ots same. At which time
r. id place all persons interested in sai.'
are hereby notified to appear aid Sic
tion thereto, if anv the have.
;. Dat-jJ April 4. isS. '
F. A. WAT1
Exec;
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