Morning daily herald., May 22, 1888, Image 4

THE irOirNTIXG HERALTV TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1888.
ExiPJJBLICAN PLATTCJUC
We, your committee f on Platfor
and ilewlutions beg leave to repor
as follows:
The Republicans in the State of
ij Oregon, in convention assembled, re
' affirming their allegiance to, and con
fidence in, the great Republican
uarty, of the nation, of whose grand
achievements and long and success
ful administration of the government
of the United Strtes they have bo
much cause to be proud, and the
jilory of which they are entitled to
fchow, n w make and present the fol
lowing statement of their principles
arid vtoiicy:
First v'e favor honest and effi-
cifit arl'niii:s;r;it)in
of the iepart-
, merits ct goverament both Jitate and
Nation-:!.
it of tho citizen
plore the refusal of President Cleve
land to approve the river and harbo:
bill, and we denounce the action cJ
the Sec etary of War in what seem.
to be a Studied attempt to delay the
improvement of the Columbia river;
and fully recognizing the importauet
of our great waterways as regulators
or freisrht charges, not only on the
waterways themselves but on the j
railroads as well, we insist that our
great rivers should be free aud open
to the sea, and fcwe demand of the
general government need of appro
priations therefor. At the same
time we recommend the next Legis
lature to take proper and adequate
steps to insist at once in opening the
great river to general commerce.
Lastly We denounce the civil
service reform professions of Presi
dent Cleveland as a ssha'ii and frami,
as promises made to secure votes be-
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PURE
hunger of the Democ
demand.
tic oiaec-seeii-
THE MARKETS.
The price ot wheat has been
steadily advancing, and the tone
of the "market is now more hope
ful than at any recent period. A
pool of 7000 bushels was sold yes
tfinlav at the Farmers' warehouse
j'snch legislation as should prohibit for 05 J .' cents. Kut little over one
and punish the manufacture of adul- fourth "of the wheat crop has yet
terated foods. been sold, but if prices continue to
Fifth That we are in favcr of the j a,iVance the bulk of the crop is
enactment of a law by Congress, likel y to goon inove.
vheieby tlie nomesieau ami pre-emption
rights of settlers shall not be i
forfeited by cancellation of filings by i
the land department when settlement
or filings are made in good faith. I
Sixth That we f ivor the enc?ur
auement and development of our !
State by the construction of railroads !
ami other systems of transportation
S.W.71.? Tllv! f
author;--.! lv and t have his torn elcefcou, ami the variations oJ i
v.-.t. l;...- r-:h:v l our. ted. oudit to be i which has been st fnostaiii as ti c j
rpsnecttrl an la!! eliurcs t control e
limit that rigiit deserves the con j
demnation of all good citizens. i
Third That while' disclaimin
right to interfere with the adminis
tration of the internal affairs of for
eign nations, we sincerely approve
the efforts of Irish and English
statesmen to secure by peaceful
fmethods the American principal of
h'' Home Rule" for Ireland.
Fourth That we are in favor of
i
. its eU oror excellent;
proven in millions" Vofhome
for mere tl.:ii! :i (jtimUT ot
a ten ry. It isxiscf bthe
Uniteu. dates government
Endorsed by tl;e heads of
the greatunivcrsities as the
Strongest, Purest, and most
ilealthl'ul. Dr. Price's the
n!y PaUiug Tow tier that
docs not contain inmou!a;
Lime or Aluai. Sold only
1
HAVE SOMETHING IMPORT
ANT TO SAY T0".TI1EIR
CUSTOMERS. THEY
HAVE
Kit mi
A FIXE LINE OF-
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XEWToltK.
in Tin rcid
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'inrich;gold Fra:izs.
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Wi Fortfflir .4 Co,
-Funeral DirkctorS
I PROfflPT ATTEKTiC'.'.F.;
twi that. wf 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
Jahor; and we therefore heartily ap
prove the action of the Republican
Senate in providing by proper legis- j
ilatiou for so amending our treaties j
with China as to prevent their fur- j
ther immigration here. ;
Eighth We recognize that the
nation owes a debt, to the surviving,
veterans of the reoellion winch can j
j not be adequately repaid, and hold-to j
to be the duty of the general govern- ;
1 meat b provide for the necessities of j :
c Z l ii- i i lHirton-
of liberal pensions. . i F.M-.l-Bnm, per ton,-Sir,(,M8; shorts
JSiinn-That the action ot Presi , gisO; chopped barley, -lh& per
dent Cleveland in ordering the return ! n
of the rebel flags was an unwarranted j Barley Brewinir.per :tl, si; ground
(assumption of the right to use for : per ton. (q 11 nd.
Dolitical purposes the trophies ot a! nop.s .uom w.-i"--' iimi
v lor he did not possess and the
ALBAXT QCOTATIOXS.
WTieat 2fe55
Oats 3()40e.
Flour s5 ei bbl.
Potatoes 75c.
Eggs Kic.
Butter 'iOc.
Lard !l()c.
Wool i2(tl(jc.
Hams l(J(ad'c.
Shoulders-HgSc .
Bacon 11(3 l'2e.
Hay Timothy, 9.0, oats and cheat,
$14.
Apples Green, fl (ft 1.50 per bu.
Plums Dried, (dA)c. per R.
Apples dried bleached Oc sundvicd
(a) 8 c.
Chickens S3.50(it-2 .V)
Hides Be-t' hides, grccr, 5 c. dried
10 c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts, 10tfc
: 30e, accordiug to wool,
j Beef 8(4e gross.
! Mutton ?2 50 per head.
! lions 5(a.0c, dressed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, SJc;
pails, He.
POUTLASn MAKKETS.
Wheat tjaott! valley $1 11 25;
V;:'i.t Wall i. dull, 'Vkdl li.
nois
.. . lAai
nouse
'FINE
i
i
-A1.SO-
A full assortment of
D
aoer
In Newest Styles, and all kinds of
FURNITUE
Oai.-. -Market dull. 0'-oV: V.A7-.W
Flour Valley siav..'-..y.ls (tioa-d at
St IW, ami Wall. i iV.,ila lnamis $-1 :A)
1, sunerinic a Mi&2 per hanvl.
Ha Baled timothy quoted at Hi
THOS. BRINK.
BestLine of Farniture In the Oily of Albrny !
Fancy Wicker Chairs Louno-es Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather
3J Pillows Spring Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten-FI1
sion Tables Suits,
And what you can't find at. other houses, I have it. Tn factevery-
tiling that is kept in a first-class house. j
Ash, Mavlemul Walnut Chamber sets. C7iairs, I
Spring Beds, Lounge JGtc, Etc., at 1'Hees that
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
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SSHMEER'S.
Li7erj)F8i(t&SaIetal)lB.
Corner Second and Ellicori?i Sis .
ALII AX Y, - - OREGON
To.lS,M BO4!t0Ki l.v the iay cr rr.onth. Csr-
ot but
.y thi
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reason.-i.lile term?
; Oregon
J. G CRAWFORD
THE PHOTGBM
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ILinnCouutyBank
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ALBANY - - OREGON.
CARRIES THE FINEST Ll N EO F OREGON
l-vieA ein the West. Catttioie sentonapph
raiion. We have also ail the negatives of A..
I'axtcn, nr.ule at Albany, amfciny one can
have duplicates from then' at the following
prices: Cards, per dozen S2 n. Cabineta,
per dozen S3 00. Boui'oirs, per dozen Sifi 00
Copving and cn!anri- old pictures a specialty
i Cowan, Ralston & Co.,
I
j Sl'l 11S(HS TO
j . Cowan&,Cusick
I Albany, - - Oregon
BLAIN'S
THE BKST LIFE. ISSI'K.tSCE.
aHoSE WHO HAVE H EXPERIENCE
in the leading companies say no othe
company furnishes as tfood insurance
lo-.v cost as the Nerthwestern Mutual.
The following well known men ve? sue
testimony :;
Kislioit Win. SJcvens leri-y I
(.Davenport, Iowa. ;
lEriiry -neIic-i. anufaclMrer,
Milwaukee,i Wisconsin.
Ilor,. Ei. C I'raU. Snpreme !.lnrt?e, i
New York State.
I.
I
Portland,
Mayor.
I
Wut. RrU. Banker.
Portland. -.tor.
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ALBANY
OKE'JON
Transaef s a irener.il banking Imsiiiess.
IJraw ht iin:f-!- on New ork, .an Fran
i'o .incM'ort!a';d( 'V.
I. "an mrpoy on approvetl security.
ItecttVf iOiosits sulijcc'. to iiick.
C-;ii.ctiii:is entrusteii to us 11 rec ivi
roMii't attc iitini,.
".'. K -
I.. E. Main. Merchanl
j Albany, or.
; "And many hundreds cf others all over i the
' C'liited states.
I
! Farmers & Ikki'
per
fruits of a victory he did not help to
secure.
Tenth While we approve every
honest eilorE to preserve our public
lauds by uhe punishment ot willful
trespasses upou them, aud are in
fayor of such measures as will en
cuurage our citizens to settle upon
ana improve them, we condemn the
action of the present administration
in it-j pretended "fforts to protect
such lan.ls v.ndT color of which, in
stead of puiouin the policy of the
Republican administration by caus
ing the arrest ami punishment oi :
titose only wliose actions rppcared to j
nave been dishonest and criminal. It j
has refused to cause said lands to be j
6'irveyed, thereby (Ms-iourainne their
settlement by pepple needing and de- j
siring to take them. The admijjis- ;
tration also filled the country with j
a horde of olficers styling themse ves j
"Special Agents of tiu: Interior De- !
partment," w ho have been made to
act as spies and informers upon such !
jof the tmnest citizens as have ven
i tured to setile upon the public lands
lor the purpose oi carving lor tnem- f
selves homes m the wiuiern
haa caused the arrest of hones
tiers Tirson those lands uuon
false and infamous, and pn'ohcly j
has caused them to be. dragged into j
both the civil and criminal cniutsto;
be tried r.p n fake aud fictitious j
charges, thereby compelling them to
incur the expense of two defenses j
against the same act; has caused '
these same special agents to raiss. ;
questions tnd dispute the ri;,dic of:
honest citizens to require title to t!io ;
r.nhiie lands noon wiiich they have
honestly and in good faith settled ;
and for which they have paid their ;
money, and acting upon 'he tugges-!
'i tioii "f these agents the olli'-iaU hav- ;
ing such matters in charge haveunder
the direction of the administration, j
like a court organized to convict, de- j
dri ved the settier of his hui'l, robbed i
him of the benefit of hid labor and ;
refused to return his money; and j
thesf wrongs have been perpetuated ;
so-called Democratic reform.
Eleventh That the policy of the ;
Democratic administration, which ;
would place wool and lumber on the
free list and woolen g ods on the j
i highly protected list, cotton printson j
the free list, and other similar arti- i
cles; hoop irou on the prot -cted list; '
and which policy would continue the ;
collection of SoO.OOO.OOO on sugar ;
each year, while at the same time the :
majority applaud the claim to carry
out the" President's idea that a taiitf;
tax i3 robbery of the jeople, consti-;
tntes a piece ot unpareliea political j
dishonesty, having for its sole object i
the success of the Democratic party ;
at the next election, even at the ex- ;
pense of the ractical destruction of j
many of our most important agricul- j
tf.ral an.i manufacturing industries, i
Twelfth We favor the policy of !
providing, chiefly ttr the revenues of j
the eneral government and for the j
urposes essential to the general gov- j
f-.rnment, a system of cities levied j
upon imports so adjusted as to dis-;
criminate in favor of domestic indus-1
tries and productions and in faor of j
American labor, and we declare in J
i ivor of reducing the aunual surplus j
rovonnes of the government by ad- !
inittin gfree of duty such articles of
general uss as cannot be largely pro
duced or manufactured by our own
Thirteenth That we deprecate the j
mr.ta f the Democratic adminis-!
Uui.ter Choice dairy, .;ik'i
lb; brine in rolls, :0(..-in-.
Ks Fairlv s'eady; l(c per dozen.
Provisions n:u-on,"lt"'i( lOj.jc; hams,
1:2(' 1:3' ; shoulders, iV .c.
Vo(')i Plentiful. Wik-y, l.ifr2c;
Eastern Oregon, UIm lsc
Meat Sleadv, Beef, wholesale, '(.',
4&c pT lb; dressed. Set sheep --! 1 Te
perll; d-esscd, Tc; hogs, tlaesctl. :',
7c; veal, "(Ti'.lc.
Potatoes Market heavy. Per -. ;!.
Toiff.SSOc. "Burbanks favorite.
AGRICULTURAL
DEYOE & ROBSON,
DEPOT
Proprietors
IN hIRA
hand marble :
V-mnitft't. htu;s.uv tablets, etc.. hi.a.
,r.. , i,u!l4ii:ir "rnosUe ifci: i:-ere House s
.... i --iil ':cen eiis.ansly f
suitable for
CT? -V pi j ilLUiljlUiuittOri udi'diujuju ,i
gSeh f;!ft - Anda'lkm-ls..t-wrV; t. whi.-li i"rVti',f
ALBANY,
OREGON.
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THE I
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aaiima Mote
i
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A.N!)
Oregon DeTelcpment Oob
! Steamship Line j
i
Have removed'into their'new building ard have on'hand forjthejtrade of lb-S&
A FULL LINE OF
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
The largest and bestvariety of
C O'M A.
OF
Albany
Capital Stock 500000
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VA
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N Y
Oregon
I'AlIt
'S5t.KttT,'i. tit
IV CAPITAL
STUDEBAKER I NEW TON
FAP.M -WAGONS, HAC2S AND BUGGIES
111 the central Willamette Valley,
niomptly liiled at lowest rates.
Ordersrom adistance solicited and
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bFFrcKKsrr,r""rT"' !
Prosidont Charles E. "WolvertQii. j -Vice-President-.1
. O. Writsiaaii. j
Treasurer J. W. Cusi. k.
Secretarv J. K. Eklerkin.
ii. . stralian, e lias. K. AVolver-' l 1
ion. .. Ij. towan, ij. i. rvioiueiiii,
.1. V. Cusick, J. O. Writsman, J.
Iv. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G. ;
F. Simpson. ;
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"SI.
Oissigm:
N.
KECK--
r & Sculptor !
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other irjaaica'
vi-iliir.ir work "i
j him heai.v i:i:tk
! examiiit! his. vir
rtone is nevoieu. inusr;
h.A kiti-1 sho:lU fall Uf0!i:j
-.;:tra'.-TS clsewhEie. . g
and ;rie.
JOHN BRIGGS.
roses a Specialty;
Cemetery lots planted and caredfor by th
month or year.
ALBANY, " OREGO.
I
reason s m
oi
i DAVIS BROS- AND C(
DEALKitS IX GESBRAL MERCHANDISE.
SUEDD, LINN Co., OREO 02.
Safe, SOund, Conservative
are
nt'ivert ai:d n;o'tj,lt'sir::bKstyks ;
Hte5iL!SIlTlJ y all I
Biptats Ikl by Farmers !
;AX1
22 )Hou rs" Less Time.
Than bv any 'ther route:: ;
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,'"
Patronized by Square People
Parscnise Heme Enterprise
Now 0 pene
' ALBANY
IColkiate k
tnte,
A LB AW,
Kh st claw through pa-i'aer ami frei-rb.
riom I'ortiainl ami ;il! p"i!:t! in tliu Wil
aniettc Vrllcv to ami i.-om San Kran.jisi.-o.
j i vi mm
i
Ll!
Witirtturlfc Kfver l.itu- ot Slrnnti-rs
Ti-.c Wm. M. Hoax, the N. S. licutley an..!
the Three Sisters :iru in i'enii-u for ,,"t,, P li- j
e;r:er ami freight tratiii: belvveen Corvaiiis
uti'! l'ortlaml ninl intormediritu miiits, loav- j
cunpanv s whu'f, (.'nrraVis, anil iie-rs. i
IliJm.Ki .s'Cos v.l,iUi, Nos. -3X1 and 22 !
l-rriiit St., I'ortlacil, three times tueli wecis
is lollowd: j
NORTH liUt'XO. j
l.v Corvallis 5Ion., Wrd. and Fri l' 'to aiu j
i.v Albanv J'on , Wed. and Kri 1- W am
.r I'orclaiiJ Tnes , Thnr. ami Sat .... : 50 i in ;
SOUTH HOL'Nl).
Lv l'ortlaml Jlon., Wud. and F'i. . . .fS 00 m '
bv Alb.tnv Tnes., Th'ir. ami Sat 1 pin j
Vr C'orvallis Tuts., Thur. and Sat. . . 4 2 m i
Aecomodat ions unsnrpassedV'or eomfort and !
safety. B Kari s am? freights via Yaquina ami I
thi; Oregon J Development company's seani- :
fhins. much less that In- any other route he
Okegox
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VIA J
it C.W.iKoKNIA
Ami Conneetioiis.
IfOPD
OREGON.
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Instructor
THE MOUNT- SHASTA ROUTE.
California express trains run tl
1 Albanv aid San Faaneisco. "hr
-Dealers in-
General
Hard war
35
I S:;w
r:40
33: orss
between
time,
! IS8"
! A Full Corps of
i Classical, scietitinc, liieraiy, commerc
: and nprmal classes. " '"is of study
ranged to meet the needs all grad-r
; students. Spteial indueenic-tits cflered
; students frcm aqread. Tuition ranges fr
I 5.50 to
1 PER TERM
; Fioard in iirivate families at low I
12.50
.l.v I'.irtl.iml .
.!.v Ali-:'!iV...
.Ar S. Fr.i
.Ar..l0:!0 .
i'.I.i .. pur
Local I'ass. Trains l;iit.y Kx. Sunda;.
e
8:00 a m. . Lv Portland .
2:10 m. .Lv Albany...
12:40 i m . . Ar Kuem;. .
. . .Ar
bv
. . . l.v. ' !):!0 an
. o:4.r) nii !
W:;"! mil !
I,I;iiioii I:i:mh :i.
twejri ail pom's m
vnd San Fmneiseo.
the WilHainctte Valley
-AND-
Sailing dates.
FROM SAX
Willamette Valley...
Willamette Val'ey
Willamette aley
Willamette Valley
FROM VAQUINA.
Willamette Vallev
Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
ASCISCO,
April 2nth j
.Thursd tv, Mav 10th j
.'.....May 21 j
May 31st j
ifiiltiiral
Implements
r .fa I I
ivui
Mav rth
..Mav'l.r.th
...Mav 2lilh
Cat?1
i
i
The company reservo the right to change
teamers or saiiim: dates.
S. B. Toby, Gen 1 i . A;.ent.
304 Monti,'omevyjstreet., San Fnmeiseo
DAILY l'ASSKNGER TRAINS
Kxcept Sundays.)
bv Vaouinaf::W A m J Lv Albany 1-00 P. .v
" Conal!isl0::'.S a M " Corvallis 1-17 pv
Ar Albanv 11:15 A M I Ar Yaquina "0 p. v
O & c! trains connect at Albsnv and 'or
vall Wm. M. Hoag,
C. C. Hoocr, General Manager.
Acting U. F. & P. Agent
Corvallis, Oregon
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and Haggles
Hope and Cordage
Blacksmiths9 Supplies
Carpenters9 Tools
Bu ilders9 Hard ware
Powder, Shot, etr.
G iant Powder a Fuse
Saws and Axes.
S:10pm..Lv Albany Ar.. ii:-! an: ;
S:."ii j m. . Ar Lebanon l.v.. r : M am j
2:50 i in . . l.v Albany Ar.. 2:!"pn,
l::i(pm..Ar heb:,m.n l.v.. iW pin
PULLaIAN buffet sleepers j
E.M ursiim slefjicrs for seennd-clKss p;i- j
senders on all throu. h trains tree of ehnrire j
The O. A, C. 11 R. Ferry mules ei.rince'ion
with all the regular trains on tile cast side ill- !
vision from foot of r street.
z
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UJ
ra
I.'ooms for self-boarding at small expense.
! eisreful supervision exercised over p
j awav from home.
I i or eiroulars and full particulars, a .,
. the president, ' '
i ItEV. ELBERT X. CONDIT, -
Albany, Oretroo
1
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Botwffn Tortland and Corvallis.
lail 'I'm in Oaily-Except Sunday.
a m
2:25 p m
. bv I 'or- land .
.Ar Corvallisl.
..Ar.
Garden and Grrass Seeds ;
BOND &
Dealers in
SON,
(jBneml Mercliandice
villi!, Amw. V
POJJOIl
D. T. Wynian, silent for the State
Insurance company for Albany and
T.inn pountv has hisoflice with Rhodes
A: Donlcv " vcnl estate agents, and
. A,. ,.f Kittnou witli
- ... . , -i c pai iic eicsii uioxi """"' ......
tratiou to degrade the honest ton oi , - -u , . e th P:ime promiilty at-
Amriea to a level with the pauper ; ti-v.di-d to in his absence bv callinir at
labor of the old world.
Fourwenth We denounce and de
their otliee, two doors east of Conn
Eros, grocery store.
B.. " Jfi
Kx-'ss Irain Jail.i Exetpt Sunday.
S:00 p m. .Lv Portland Ar. .
4:50 p m. . Ar Mi Minnville. Lv. .
0:00 am
:A) am
At Albany and Corva'lis conneet- with
trains of Oregon 1'at.itli: railrond.
iTi'For full information regarding rates,
majis, et-, rail on eou.pr.nv'.s aent.
li. KuKiILF.lt. K. 1'. H Ki'ERS,
Manager. . F. kl. A
BU&1T &rCEEHE
Real Estate, Loan, Collection
AatD
!MSUPA!?GE AGENTS. -
We have for sale farm and stoek lands nl
evero desi-ription: aiso city prop-iruj, im
p-oved ami unimproved. Titles examine;!
and eorree! abstracts furnished to any prop
ertv l ai tiis eunveyed to ;.ny lands we havi
I for nltCrcs oi cluiro. 'uUei:tius a snee
! cia'tv.
OfFKB SOi 59 First SrcTtrr.
i ALBANY, - - OREGON.
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, ,
1 As a Biood Turifier this medicine is. Kvr!
j recommended for all manner of chronic )
: old standing complaints, eruptions of t
j skin, such as pimples, blotches and rashi
i rimr worms, tetttr, saltrhemn, scald hea
Scrofula, or King's Evil, rheumatism ain
j t he bones, side and head, and al seaa
J arisin; from impurity of the blood. Tlie oni
j genuine is marufactured by S. E. Dubb
j successor to Fahrney Bros. & Co. Wayneshor
j Pa. Price reduced to 75c. per bottle,
I DU8BEL CARBOLIC QIH
i Mil UX is proving to be a fine ren
ivlk.ll I also: Price 25a per box. w -
DUBBEL RED THYME PAI
i fi 1 1 n C 's the worlds greatest pain reui ""
UUltC it is used both internally and.
j temally and aets like maffic. For" pains
I cr imps in the stomach or lxtwels it is wo
its weight in gold. Pnce 25c. per bottlfy
DR WBSSHTSMAK'S SO'
EREIGN BALM OF LIFE V
sold ior several years in the cast and '
proven beyond a doubt to be the Srrrt
boom to women, the world has ever kne
is for the relief of he pangs of maternity
the cure of all female complaints, AVbn
wiil hail this with joy after they read
testimonials in the - 'are from hundr
of women who have use Price $1,00 ,
Highest Oai Price
aid for all kinds oi poultry.
A. COHEN, Albany, -