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.. . ..2c; ...-rrv 'V.-1UW- i m ! i J 7 ft . 1,- 1 V 'I l if IS - - !! B.PQELICA1 FLATFOEM We. your committee on Platform and He .oluti ons beg leave to report as fellows: The liepublicans in the State oi Oregon, ia convention assembled, re afiinning their allegiance to, and con tid.nce in, the great Republican iarty, of the nation, of whose grand fi enlevements an 'I long and success ful administration of the government of the United Stites they hae Bo much cause to be proud, and the $ lory of which they are entitled to fhow, ii i make and present the fol Jowiriff statemeut of their principles and policy: First VV'e favor honest and effi ciert administration of the depart ments nt government both State and National. , Second The right of the eitizeri authorized bv law, and -to have his vote honorably counted, ought to be respected and all efforts to control r limit that right deserves tl e con del. -nation of all grod citizens. Third That while disclaiming the right to interfere with the adminis tration of the internal affairs of for i:h nations, we sincerely annrove the efforts of Irish and English statesmen to secure by peaceful methods the American principal of "Home Rule" lor Ireland. Fourth That we are in favor o: mi oh legislation as should prohibit And pur.ish the manufacture of adul terated foods. Fifth That we are in farer 5f the enactment of a law by Congress, vheieby the homestead aud pre-emption r-ghts of settlers shall not be forfeited by cancellation of filings by the land department when settlement or filings are made in good faith. Sixth That we f xvor the encour agement and development of our Sate by the construction of railroads and other systems of transportation rnd that we hold all corporations to be strictly responsible to their liabil ities under the law, and recognize the right of the Legislature to enact all reasonable limitations on corporate power. Seventh That we. regard the further immigration into the United States of Chinese laborers as directly opposed to the interests of American labor; and wo therefore heartily ap prove the action of the Republican Senate in providing by proper legis lation for no amending our treaties , with China as to prevent their fur ther immigration here. Kighth We recognize that the nation owns a debt to the surviving v-ierins- the rebellion which can not be adequately repaid, and hold-to to be the duty of the general govern ment t- provide for the necessities of them and theirs by prompt payment f hbeial pensions. Ninh That the action of Presi dent Cleveland in ordering the return tvf the rebel flags was an unwarranted assumption of th? right to use lor political purpose t!:e trophies of a valor he did not pussesa and the iruicspi a ictui v he tiul not help to secure. Tenth While we approve evcrv hci.est e3b: t to preserve our public lauds !y tha punishment of willful i trespasses upr-n the n, aud are in j f .lYor of such measures as will en-1 courage our citizens to settle upon ani imnrove them, we condemn the j notion of the present administration in its ureu-nltd efforts to protect I ueU lau ! nuurr eolor wu.eh, in- ituetttl ut j ui.su.uf; me policy of the j Kepublicau administratioa by uaus- ! mg the arrest and punishment of those only wiiosa actions appeared to bave eeri ilislunest and criminal. It ' lias rel'nsed to cause said lands to be purveyed, thereby ia;ouraging their: I settlement by pepple needing and de- isiring to take them. The admiuis i vtration also filled the couutry with horde oi' othcers styling themse ve Special Agents of til.; Interior De- iitiiient, who have been maiie to ;ct spies and iiu'onners upon suc'n of the iioneso citizens a 4 have ven tured to settle upon the pu'oiic lauds ! for the pui p. se of carving for them- I selves homes in the wilderness and ! has caused the arrest of honest set- tiers upon those Ian-is upon charges i fahe au l infamous, aud p;ib!i;ly j -hrani'ing them as robbers and thieves j has caused them to be dragged into ; both the civil and criminal courts to be tried up m t dse and hotuious ; charges, tiiereby compelling them to i incur the expense tif two defenses j aaiust the same act; has caused . these same special agents to raise i jjesti:t:s and dispute the right of houest citizens to require title to the ! pu.ilic lands upon w.iich they have j lionrstly and in good faith settled j and for which they have p&id their ; money, and acting upon 'he, sngsres- j tion of these aaenrs the official hav ing ,ch mattes in charge haveunder i the direction it the administration, like a court organized to convict, de i Imifl n.liheil i i f ,t.i Kr -.f i,r nnii I r!iused to return In l-n-ney; and t.In.MH .'rori"s h.ive hen i;Ki'ntu:ited ..II-1 I Vniopi irii- rpform .B(-callfel Uemw aiic retorm. , Eleventh That t ie policy of the j Democratic a Imiuistrat.ion, which j would place wel and lumber on the . . V. , . j ., free list and woolen goods on tin.-, highly protected ist, cotton printson j the f-ee list, and other similar arti- eles; hoop iron oil the prot -cted list; ud which poa.-y wouut contiuue the ! j, . r. ,, collection ot JvoO.OOO.OUO on sugar j eacii year, wane at tne sams timet ne j majority applaud the claim to carry out the President's idea that a taiiti tax is robberv of the teiiDle. consti- ..tutes u piece of unparelled political i ... , V r , . .h-iioiiclj, naviui; iui ii-a aoi oojeui j the success of the Democratic party j at the next election, even at the e.- pnse of the ractical destruction of I many f our most important agricul- j i.-.rinl marmt.-i.nim,r in.lostn "i wehth Vt favor the policy of ' providing, chieQy ti r the revenues ot I llie general government and tor the ! purposes fc-icutial to the general gov- j eiumeiit, a system or cities levied v.n.i imiifirtH net i insti'rt as to is- 1 .A:.:..-..5 ; , f . i I 1 1 1 . .. r ' Tries ;iun inmuaiiuis uiiu m i.uui in American labor, and we declare in i favor of reducing the annual a;ti plus jrevenues ot thj g vei 11 m-uc by au raittin gfrr-e limy .-ucii .-irtii;l"S oi ice.neral us : a., cannot oe Uruly pro- uuc -i or i , niaiiula.:f.ureii liy our own Jhiiteou-.il iliac wo (ii ine .vito rni' attempt of 1. tie 3 )cin-rri :. uo'iiims tnriini t't !ei:,'id': the In t.iil o: America to a :evul v. itli tne p:;ur-r iat.r -f the 1 1 w.iri'i. Fourt-eu'.ii Ve ueaounce ai.d plorethe refusal of President Cleve land to approve the river and harbo bill, and we denounce the action or the Sec etary of War in what seems? to he a studied attempt to delay tin improvement of the Columbia river: and fully recognizing the important of our .reat waterways as regulators of freight charges, not only on tin waterways themselves but ' on tin railroads as well, we insist thatou ereat rivers shouH be free aud opei; to the sea, and '.we demand of the ! general government need of appro- j priatious therefor. At the sam ; time we recommend the uext Legis- j latnre to take proper and adequate j s eps to insist at once in opening the ! great nver to general commerce. j Lastly -Ve denounce the civ 1 i service reform professions of l'resi- j dent Cleveland as a sham and fraud, j as promises made to secure votes be for.s election, and the violations oi which has bten as constant as the hunger of the Democratic office-seekers could demand. OR SHORT LIME &j UJSIOK PACIFIC R. It ! Shortest and best route to all points east and south. Pullmad Palace ears. Emigrant or fam ily sleeping ears all the way through from Portland to Council Bluffs aud KansasCity without change. Thee cars are free of charge. For further particulars regarding rates, etc inquire of Curran & Mouteith, agents, Albany, Oregon THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS. Wheat-02 Oats ;.()40c. Flour 5 pei bbl. Potatoes 75c. Eggs Hc. Butter 30c. Lard i) 10c. Wool 3"235c. Hams 10(gil25ie. S houl de rs iVftSc. Bacon liberie. Hay Timothy, $20, oats and cheat, j 14. Apples -Green, Sl1.59 per bu. j Plums Dried, 9(l0c. per tt: , Apples dried bleached t)c sundned 0! SC. ' Chickens iS.502 50 ! Hides Be-1" bides, grcer, 5 e, dried j 10 c : deer skins, 20c; 'sheep pelts, 10(1; 'M' according to wool. ! Ucef gross. j Mutton 52 50 er bead. Hogs 5(u;0e, dressed. j Lard -Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, .SJi'e; ; pails, He. I'OUTLAXO MARKETS. " Wheat Quote valley $1 Wl 2,: , Walla Walla, dull, l 17. Oats Market dull. O''ote-l;.f-- ii : i- j Flour Valley st;iudar!.- quotci! nt j $4 00, and Val!.i "Aad:i Urunds S:j hho 1 8 75, supertinc S2 50(,2 75 per Iwnvl. Haj Baled timothy quoted at H". j 17 per ton. j Feed Bran, per ton. sii;f 1; siiort SlS(,,20; chopped Inuley, 2I(2- per li. tJariey Brewmg,per eil, 1 ; gromu! per ton. 25(7-27 50. . j Mops Quote (. f'.lc per piuiud. i Butter -Choice dairy, :;0;:;5 c ntr j lb; brine in rolls, 20($27c. I Eggs Fairly steady; Kic tier do. -n. j Provisions Bacon, 1U(, 10 A-; In: ,, lVJ'c: shoulders, (w-7e. j Wool Plentiful. Valley, l'.H" -Oc: ' F.a.-!evi! Oregon, ik' V? Mat Ste.idv, Beef. w!:nl-sa!e, 4(. 4c j.cr lb; dressed. Set shuvp 4;-4e pel- lb; dressed, 7e; ho.s, daessed, '(;' Te ; veal, 7(i'.)c. Potatoes 1 arket lie.. vy. T5(iSi!c. Burbanks favorite. P.;r eti. THE j5 j I Steamship Iinel3! ! i t.t I I l I 1 J Li: AND 22 I; Flours" Less Time. Tlmu by any other route: j First-class through passenger are) freight from Portland anil allpon ts in the Wil amctte Wiley to ami from Sun Kraneiseo. iSl:imele Kiver Line f Sleamers j The Win. M. Hoas, the X. S. IJeiitluy am! ; tlXjt I j iortand and iutermediate uoinls. loai -i ing company's wharf, Corvallis, and .Messrs. Uiiliiian .t Co. s wharf, Nns. 2(K) and ir l'ront St., Portland, three times eaeli w eek as follows: NORTH BOUND. Lv Corvallis Moil., Wed. and Fri 10 00 am : . y x r Mon WeJ ald Ffi v, (W m Ar Portland Tues ,'llnir. and Sat.... 5 HO t.m sot tii bound 1 , ' ,, ,'. , . s ,v Portland Mon., Wed. and F'l FSH) in Lv A, mv Ttles Thur aml Sfl t -12Pn, .r Corvallis Tues., Tlinr. ami Sat. . . 4 20 pin Accomodations unsurpassedlfor comfort and j safety. t Fan-s anc' freisl.ts via Yaipjina and j ? OreonS Development company's steam- rhips, ninth less that by any oilier route lie i tweel, -n vn in the Willlamctte Valley! uiU San tmncisco. Sailing dates. FROM SAN Willamette Valley "amc" --......April 2!)th Willamette alley Thursday, May loth Willamette allcy Mav 21 I Willamette Valley May :1st j kkom yaucina. Willamette Vallev Willamette. Valley Willamette Valley ....Mav 5th ..Mav 15th ..Mav 20th The company reserve the risjht to t:haii-e i :uners or sai'inir datcj'? ' ' m Moat-omesv street, San VrauJiico Cal 3 j A,,iV ,.ASSKN-GRRTRAISS " i Kxeept Sundays.) Lv Yaiimnati:..(i A '' Corailis lo;:y A M i.v iiloany 1:00 r. y " Corvallis 1-17 r Ar Vaijuina P'O p. v Ar Al'oany 11:15 a m O. A C. trains ooniK-et at AihiiV and ''r .u. M. Hoao, General Manager. rent Corvallis, Oregon al! 0. O. Hoo;'n, Acting U. t P. . riRESII OYSTRKS EVEKY DAY AT 1IOFF J.- man i; Heilfer's. A BOND & SON, L'eaiers in u-xiu-Oii i-ialbiiailuiuu rreu it n . i m ;lapiiajiw! OREGQIi PACIFIC RAILROAD, j n ti i i rn i i ursgun UDVGiujjJiidJiu uu, ' MM I h WW U LUlUUUUllUllJ Ull THE MOIWOXG- PURE PERFEOT E.Jf I tmuim nil ITEWAET & SOX. -Dealers in- General Hard war -AND- Agrleultiiral , Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and liuggies Hope find. Cordage Jilaclisniifli s Su pplies Grardon and liAGRICUU'URAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON. Proprietors! ALBANY, 5 Have removed ii.to tlieii jnew building A FULL GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS,! -The largest and STUDEBAKER I NEW TON FARM WAGONS, Jn tint central Willamette Valley. niompily liiled at lowest rati. Aiid all .Implements THOS. if J1UU urniture Minis Best Line ( i 1 1 t 1 1 a i n I Tl li'imnitiiiiA In thn I'llu AT Jl hi Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors. Feather Pillows Spring Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Exten sion Tables Suits, And what vou can't find at other houses, I have it. In factevery thing that is kept ia a first-class house. Ash, Mastleand Waln . , r . T,.fj. Spm (J lied, JjOHHge MtC,9 A tC., at Pi'lCeS WU1 CANNOT BE ALliASV LlAilJ 1 "" taaa&rSES8BE3SKi ' n iiiiiiniii'. l j.i.i 1 1 1 1 ii ' i i " vi". HER ALT), THTIRSDJVY, MAY 17, 1888 lts f u etor excelkae proven in n:lU nt- oihi mtf for. n-ore 11 a .i::iler ti a cent rv. It isusc bthe Uniteu Mates government J Endorsed by the heads -oi i .the grbatunivcrsities as the Strongest,' Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's me nly : Baking Powder that) does not contain Ammonia. Lime or Alum. Sold onlj in cans, P EBAKlxG POWDER - i In ii'eiids. Carpenters9 Tools Hiiilders1 Hard (rare Joirder, Shot, etr. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Jones. Grrass Seeds i - OREGON. and have onliaiul foitl!etrade of LINE OF best.variety of- AND BUGGIES Orders roin irdistatiee silieitedaii(i Used by Farmers! 1 i ouse BRINK. mv ut Chamber sets, i,.iairs. UNDERSOLD. - . 0KEG0S I IUIIIUIIC III 'UIU VHJ Ul XllUlilJ Be5Krs?5K? linn Cdutily Bank ! 1 Cowan, Ralston & Co., sro i SSOKS TO f CcwatACtjsici Albany, Oregon Transacts a ucncriJ )Kiukiu; Imshiusis. lr:iw t-iel.t (inuts on New oik,Saii Kran-isi-Oiiml i i:!t.an' , "r. Loan money on itpproved security. U-cci deuosits mlijeet to i htck. Caileutions entvustcil tn us li rec iv ruiM't aru-iition. r.4ll IP CAPITAL $.i5.()U. I OFFICERS .5 i President Charles E. Wolverton. 1 Vice-President J. O. Writsman. J Treasurerr-J. W. Cusick. i Secretarv. J. K. Ehlerkin. lIUECTOKS. JtTV. straiian, CMas. E. Wolver ton. J. I.. Cowan, D. B. Monteitli. .1. W. Cusi.rk, .1. O. Writsman, .7. K. Ehlerkin, Charles Monteitb, C h. Simiisun. o W . !SX' Safe, SOmiil, ConsenratiYe ' Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized btj Square People izs Ecmo Enterprise F. MERRILL, (I t :. a B. ,Li',NV. "t 'S .".V Vi;i, S:l l-c. :i:tl Hi ;;-:v i c.:.-. :i rr:'.l!ls. Reeeive (le Osils !!!'!.. liilfic?! ::!.uvi:l i; ! ' -.t liliji-t !o iiine d: - piaitS i.'i!l;tii!!- rcrivi prompt i.Uetttijli ("dlT' j ini'lciii"'' SMiiclli il. Oliiee hours from s.i. v Airent for reliiilile lir-. insurance companies. . m. . i". v. and in:u:i!ii 17" SALE CHEAP :.vi: u f Wagon. See Kenton A Chase. I Over 0 1 II! III UlliiOiiiic ! O It EG ox & (.'.U.IKOHNIA And Connections. RAILROAD I THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. California express trains run A Allaiiv a-nl San K.ianeiseo. Thr lietwoi I time, ""35 .P, H O T7 E S 1:00 s:oo 7:0 in . . ,v Portlniul . . . . Ar. .10.40 an m..Lv Albany I.v.. 7-0. an m..Ar S. Kiaoclseo.Lv.. C:S9 pn Loral S'ass. Trains lally Kx. Sunda;. 8:00 a in. :( p m. l:4rt o m. . Lv Portland . .Ia' Allany.... , Ar EiiKcne. . . . .Ar. . :i:4Ti jm ....l.v..ll::Ci aiv . ..Lv.. ):00an. Lt'hanoii ISraiieli. 8:10pm. .Lv Albany Ar.. :":45 an. j 8::'iiipin..Ar Lebanon Lv.. 5:00 am j 2:."n p m. .Lv Albany Ar. . 2:45 pit' j l::ipm..Ar. Lebanon Lv.. 2:00 pin i PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS j Kxeursion sleejiers for sceoml-i lai-s pr.s- j senuers on all throu h trains free of eharge j The O. A, C. II It. Kerry nial-es eonnecioi. . with all the reirnlar trains on the cast side di I vision from foot of F street. ......... Vest Sile.livisitn. Rotwffn Portland :t"d (Virvallis. ! Hull Train ItaSlv Kxcept Sunday. 'Sto a in.. ::-2.r p m . . I' rtlad . O rva lisl ..Ar. !)l.r. 5:xprets Train IrsiU.v rxs.pt t5und.ii S-oo p in . 4:50 ! in .Lv. . r. ...Portland Ar.. 9:00 am : ...MiMiiinvillc.v.. 5.45un j At Albany an I Corvallis connect. with trains of Oregon Pacific niilroad. itS'For fuH inforniati'iii reardinj; rates. " aps, eto. call on uompanv'fl auent. n KOEHLKK. , E. P. liOGERS. JManager. G. R & V. A Orep Pencil Bitter? About eighteen enrs aol rfj-eived'a hurt in my liai-k from a jiile of lumber f.:llimr on ! me, and ever sim-e" bail b'.".-n troubled with j weak kidneys more or less: and the last- ywr . very nnieh. Through the rei-cmnnmh.ui i: i ot Henry Keene, I bnmrbt a bottle of It. Klas's Oregon 1'caeh Biters, and before Ij hail takili hail the bottle 1 found grcnt re-i lief frmii if. I believe it to be a splendid remedy for the lddiiays, and heartily recom mend it for ihesamr.' .1. Ii. ruk'fliR.1, vnnnviMf. .nmniiv 1-'. iss. MYLEROESKCO st. toras. MO. 3ScBjT3i? Mak'jf'ps of Fine DESKS a2S?JW BASK COTWTEES, pFiifJS BASK. GOtTRX HOUSE, GOVEBM-XESra W0KK SfesM Ki OFECE ITITINGS. JSjEHa PesfWork ai.owestPriccs Guaranteed. SCO?. Tlluat'd .c-cie, Finest ever pnut!. er fi r 73 BOiXHlT &V.EENEY, Real Estate, Isn, Collection ISlUiANsitAOEHTS.'' Webrv:fnr Fa'c fa-m ar-d stoek lam? o voio re r?-t - ; a!- i city r'pi"- , ini wivpil a uf'nipw.rd. li'.'cs ev-iin-. ;ii-l tr -' lt'--r--.. i j r Tib: il tfi 1 v l-i-n vy Partit-S eonviytl to any lands 'e have i' "lichee oi' e.i.i:"-:. 1,'oiieviioi.si a biiti Of M v p, S: irsr 'FT. I I , . : . i I . i Farmers Merchants ! i O M P V N Y I OF I Albany - Oregon j Catiital Stock 300000 i I (J) O PQ Q z ft 0 (J) i L. E. BLAIN'S -MA.MMOl'il STOCK OK- iiis mm s i! f' i tl I o ! In all the newest and most oe.sira'n!. Jsiyl are Now Opened I o CO o- Dd e : i ! - i r V ' " ' " , i i -J Wm PnpfmiiiAP Ar Tn it l vi i mtuui w vui -Funeral Directors I PnOhlPT ATTtMTSOf;,F.F;ST-ri. ASSKEAF.EE ' c:rin:r !"i th anil l!:tkcr stieeU;. LiY8PY,Feed & Sals Stabie. Corner Second nd Ellsworth Sis. ALBANY, - - ORKGOy HORSES p.oAitimn by the day or month. Car riats or miyir.c on reasonable terri'ii1 vdnl6 Oregon Views, J- G CRAWFORD, THE PIOTOfiRAPHEE, .LuSOF- ALBANY OREGON. pAlUUESTHK KJXEST LI AEOP OREGON VvieAX'in the West. Catalogue sent on appli cation. W have also all the negatives of A.U. Paxton, matle at Albany, ani 'any one can liase duplicates from thou ai the followiiiji prices: C'anl, per dozen Si On. Cabinet-, per dozen 3 00. liom'oirs, per dozen W Copviiu; and eiilartrii- old nictures a speciiin: j "tiii: best Lire ii kan 1 mHOSK WHo HAVE II V EAPEKIENCK I J. in the leading companies say no otlici i company furnishes as Ood insurance j low cost as Hie iNcruiwesteni .Mutual. "'he iolioxvin-r well known uieu zivt sue tcstiiiionv: Itii-hoi Win. Steven I'erry, S klavetjport, Iowa. ICenry IScitt'ttfci. Nnnufarlurer. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Hoii. !.. (' PrjHI, Supreme Jude, -ew i orK state. I:liii intes. Mayor, Portland, Or. Wm. ICeid. Ilattker. J'crtlaml,. Dr. L. E, Itl.iiii. .llerc'imit Albany, Or. And many hundreds cf others all over the L'iiiv.cu Siatcs. M. ' N. KECK Designer & Scui,ijTot? 'its. ii,:tissi:oi lal-ies, te.. has-bii:Iili::u'-!'!oM; ti t: llevcre House -i - teo ; ; o-. " keep (.,;:t.;u;tly n hajiil ::uni-it- i suitable for Mnnnniorit 3 TTDajltrrnTinn Lit j Am.! kiin.'s ..f ivr! to v. i.i.-ii marl-'e or I ot'nov ',r'i:j.:iH'T::l ? ro:u; i.-.-.-.rcti. T.b'rs -i a:-.:!::.,' Aork oi' i::); ijiiii iout all njfl j iilm i.i.::uri' niakii-- . ';i:r:i, ts eisewheJt-j. j ex;iini:;t .J::s : !: ui:J oriees. BRiGG: Roses a Cemetery lots planted and caredifor In- the month or vusr. ALBANY. CUEGnS DAVIS BROS AND CO. I'KAl.Klis IN ("iKNKRAL JlEItCIIANDISB.J v ' r n t r at at n n 7 - ..-'-,... . . Afno i ALBANY, OREGON. : IS.SJ ! A Full 1XSS Corps of Instructors,. srw.Tit iti. lit t.ti. - Classical ! 1"' nprmal classes. - -es f.f studv I i-tudents. rni;eu io meet tile neeo5 all srrarie ' i- M.uu.tiiuiiio (JIICTvfl students frtm aqro-td. Tuiiicn run fio .jiieiai inuucenients offered 111 :iOI'0:iI 'I'liiilr ........... .- . 5.oO to 12.50 l'KR TKRM Board in private families at lrwfiate-Ro-miji tor self -hoarding at small expend, areful sui)erision exercised over p iiway from home. l-or -wilnrs and fuU'EparticuIars -the president, KEV. ELBERT X, COX.OiT. Albany, Oreson THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, FABMEY'S PANACEA, As a Blood Purifier this medicine is hi-hly recommended for all manner of chronic or old standin-r complaints, eruptions of the skin, such ins pimples, blotches and rashes rmir worm, tetttr, saltrhemn, staid head' Scrofula, or Kinir's Kvil rhmvi.ifrtc... -.; .t ., - .....uuu.iii- . j tne hones, side and head, and al sense I arising from impurity of the blood. The onlr j genuine is mar ni'aetured bv S. V. !nlh.l sni eessor t" Fahrney Bros. ofcCo. Wa. uesboro Pa. Price reduced to 75e. per bottle. OUBBEL CARBOLIC OWF M TUT I'rovins to be a fine remedy Eflfcll I also. Price 25c. icr box. ionAHac ' OUBBEL RED THY2V3E PAIN PIIPP is the worlds greatest pain remedy UWnC it is used both intcrnallv and ex ternally and acts like inasrie. For' pains ar.t emnps in Hie stomach or liowols it is worth its weight in nV. Price 25c. er bott!.- DR- WRiGHTSMAH'S SOV EREiGN BALM OF LIFE : sold for several years in the cait and h;u proven lieyond a doubt to be the jrreatesr boom to women, the world has ever I. new. It is for the relief of the panjjs of maVrnitv and the cine of all female complaints, Wojin-n will hail This with joy after thrv read the testimonials in the '-irs froni hundredii of women who have use Price sil 00 per bottle. We invite every body to '-all an,, uulars and soe trtiir.i nials of all the a vahirible family medicines. Kor sale bv fey e & Kobson and Redfi l!-r..,-.,)l. f p.., ..; .,;., 1). T. Wyinaii, rent for the jjiate Insurance touijKiny for Allianv and Linn county tins liisoflice with Rhode vit Donley real estnle aironts, an'l parties desivousof rininir business with, iiim will have the snine proiupltv nt-t-ndetl to in his absence bv calliuv t 1 1 ii I John Oolite Mill mm JiPl.: IT ivvt-'-"'-'- t i - .
