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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTIVING HERALD: STTNDAY, MABCII 10, 1S89. Daily a.nl weekly TERMS of &uy.'Ci:l?wz- DAILY PuVished every mornin? except Monday.r covered by carrier, per wet- . wv fey wail, per J ei . WEKKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance2.w When not paid in advance .... !THC SCHOOL BOOK MOSOPOIT I J ' The Hew Law Giv-i Them Fell Sway for ' Sis Tears. -iJO THt JL4IL. Hail at the Albany posUgflu cloce For altoffices north ) The Eastern states f 6;3Q A (tie Weet Side I Aad the Nai row Gauife R. R. j for Portland and Salem 11 A Conrallia and Yaquina 12) r. office south 7:30 p. I The portotnee will be closed each cvei.ii mm six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning train should be mailed before 3 o clock Uie previous evening. WHA T ESGLA ND THIN KS. There seems to be a diversity of opinion among the leading English papers, upon the subject of Prest dent Harrison's address, bo two of them are able to read its plain and uneaui vocal language in the same manner, and it is perfectly apparent that each views through the goggles it adorns it own optics with. The Chronicle collates that the London Morning Post thinks the address marked by a commendable absen je of bombast and says that if this marks the future tone of his nationa1 policy another element in the concord of the world will have been secured, but the Daily News linds cause for apprehension in the allusion to the necessity for creat ing a navy. The Times think that the Presi dent's views in the department of finance are not very clear. Possibly that journal conceives of tne inau gural address as the speech of a Chancellor of the Exchequer sub initting his budget, which, it is hardly necessary to say, it in no respects resembles. The same journal doubts whether President Harrison's proposed new departure relative to the natural ization laws would be advantageous either for America or tor the rest of the world. It may be conceded that restrictions on naturalization might tend in some degree to ci t off- Europe from the privilege of using ' America as a dumping ground for her scum and 'offscour ings, but thoughtful Americans can see nothing hut good to' the United States in the amendment of those laws. . Perhaps the most sensible com ment is that of the Telegraph, For ways that are dark and tricks thai are vain commend us to the gigantic school book monopoly wnich is operating iu Oregon, and now has the people of the fetaie safely in their grasp tor six years It will be remembered that the monopoly carried every point in the vote of county school superin tendents for text books recently that they succeeded in ousting the Brooks "series of arithmetics am having adopted tiie Ir ish series in stead, that thev threw out a series of readers of their own for another series also published by them selves, and that they captured all the new books adopted so that Uiey stood iu absolute possession of the field for four years, begin ning in January. But still they were not. satisfied, and there-was introduced in the house at the late session of the legislature a bill ex tending the time four years more. waking it eight instead : of fuur years, and this bill was amended so as to make the time six years, and passed and became a law. I Ins new law allows the direct ors in districts with 1000 and over pupiis to ''select text hooks for the high school only,"- and this, pro vision will apply to two districts in the state, those of fealeui ; and Astoria, as the Portland district is under a special law, and the Al bany district falls a little short of 1000, having 901) scholars ;' but as this law only makes future rates for six years, but also extends the las. rate (which was taken for tour years) two years longer, it kindly relieves the direc. ors of those two districts of even this slight burden. The talent statesman, referring to this scheel book monopoly, sen sibly says : This school book mo nopoly has over-jumped itself: it shouli have been satisfied with the whole hog for lour vears. For bearance will sometimes cease to be a virtue on the pa-t or the peo ple of Oregon, and there will be an explosion, and this school book monopoly, with all of its paid agents, will be routed from the state. A Wliuls-. The modes of death's approach are various, and statistics show conclusive. Jy that more persons die from diseases of the throat and lungs than any other. ft is probable that everyone, without exception, receives yat rumbers ot Tubeicle Germs into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop. at nrsx siuwiy ana is snown or a slight tickling f eusation in the throat aud if allowed to continue their ravages they extend to the lungs pro ducing consumption and to the head. causing catarrh. ow nil this dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time cause death. , At the onset yon inuH a -l v ith promptness; llowr ing a col'l t r- vi i.otit attention is dangerous aud m: y ! you your life. As soon, as you feel that, some thing is wrong with your throat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a bo' tie of Bo6chee's German Syrup. It will give jou iu mediate relief. 1 Worth Know lax. ... Mr. W, H.Morgan, merchant, Lake City Fla., was taken with a never Cold: attended with a distressing Cough and running into Consumption in its lirst stages, lie fried many so- called popular cough remedies and teadily grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, and had difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finals tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate el.ef and after using a nail dozen bottles found himself wi ll- and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can 6how so grand record of cures as Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Guaran teed to do just what is claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Foshay & Ma sou G. W. SMITH, SL'CCESSOU TO W. H. M'FARLAXD Has the Largest Stock of STOVES Iu the VALLEY SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. FaiMsd llcickfe" ffiiKE OOM. ANY -Or- Albany Oregon (nlilornia nlIC'nrr. The only . guaranteed cure forjea tarrh, cold in the head, hay fever.rose eo'd, catrrhnl deafness aud sore eyes Res ore the sense of taste andunpleas ant breath, resulting from catarrh. Eay aud pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, by all d-uggists. Send for a' circular to Abietiue Medical Company, Ore ille. Cal. Six months' treatment for SI; sent by mail, . f 1.10, For sale by Foshay & Mason, I SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser able by that t'rrible couirh. Shiloh's cure is the remedy for you. Foshay & Masoii. . o z .J L 0. ! ?M- n 0 0000 MIW IP f U'fl'AL 8U.N. OFFICERS. Prepn'enl l hai i- E. Wolverton. Vice-President .1. O. Writsmari. ' Tiv.MM'.nn .1. V. Cusick. Sccrt tar .1. K. KMVrkic. DlRECT'lRS. ' K. Mraliaii, I has. E. Wolver ton. .1. t ow;)!., I. B. Monteith, .1. W. Cui k, .1. ( :Vritsinan, J. K. FMerkin, Ch.nli s Monteith, G. F. Simpson. Safe, Sdnnn, iinnsemtiYB ! A Square Company, j Managed bu oqunre Men, Pa fvnized by Square People P&rscrize Hens Eatcrprisa t'ARGAND COOK AND HEATING STOVES Also'a large and complete assortment of kitchen utensils in tin, copper and granite ware. tillf Edge Butter. We have just received a fine lot of gilt edge butter, and from this on will receive it fresh every day. Willamette Packing Co. CATARRH CURED, health axd weet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca- .rrh Remedy. Price, Jib cents. Nasal Injector free. Foshay e Mason. (The Albauv Bakery -lruder the new management or Crlek for ,100,000 (rood brick for sa'e, v Cassell. Albany. Male ! ApplylW W.C All kinds stock at Oeo. of W. stove repairs Smith's. . .. in LET ALL THE AFFLICTED Feud and learn that Dr, Wests Attentive Tonic is a valuable remedy for malanal af fections and for disease arisii from impur ities pf the bloud, such a", scroiulous huiiior, pinipV s osi the face, suit rheum, rheumatism, iie. Ucb", piles, kidney o nipiaini,, all feiuaie wcakii and general Ueoiliiy fever and a- ue. (.airrh and dronsv. I mahi-'iiwiiiv i niedic'ue acccnMiiL; to the nature of the dis ease. .... , .. DR. J. J. WEST, The old rclialle pliy'viauv may always be fmtn'i.it hi nrHiM uml rx Which SayS that the fact that Mr. where jour pairs are loc'ed by eamiiii Tl ,,,; 5a -i;,,! tJ " i" six places oi j br.v t and amltr yo.ir1uller bial . . i lu car icr yo::r deal with foreign affairs in a calm ; clothe i. Many cur !.;. . . . . .... I treatment. ana equuaDie spirit will be re-1 marked with satisfaction. Such is ' after an ivin htre lli.i w -re aTc-uy iteM'i J in t)icOinthe he-a-qu rse'olOie jrreat ; ro.vin west. Wi' i t.i.it end i.i lew 1 ik-ttrmiMcd to locate in xteen made by li s The BUYERS' JGUIDK is issued March and Sept. each year. It is an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the luxuries or tb neef allies of life. We "Ji: if- , can clothe you nd furnish you with all fie necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk 4ance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or stay at home, aud iu various sizes, styles and quantities. Jet hbare out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, 'd you can make a fair estimate of the - value of the BUYERS' CUIDK. which will be ' cut upon receipt of 10 ceuts to pay postage. MUM COMER Y, WARD & CO., 1 11-1 14 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.lll. Palter M 1 1, WH KEEP t.A full line of choice family .groceries and j.ov'nun. Canned tirit? apples, Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented "caks for Wethi-mas and Purties, i i i I OT DEPOT H ilenaiift . Restaurant Heimami Diercks, Prop. THIS RESTAURANT IS KOW OPENED TO the public in the Saltmanth' building- be low the Itevere House, ' where pood' meals will te served at all hours. Mr Hierck in vites nix old canton eni and the public (renci -ally to call. 1 he tables will tie supplied with the best viands the Diarket affon'B. Satistac; tion Kuamntee . Mi. I riercks was formerly propi ietorof the Revere Ho jsc restaurant, which lie run on the Eurcan p'an.but found tha' pian didn't succeetl. so he opened bis pretient rentauratit where he has (riven general satisfaction. Persons tanting a Hrst -class; tural should iro to Hermann's. AMTNo Chinese eoipluved. very larsre and desirable HavingS latoly secured glii:e. of Liiteus, such as Towels. Napkins and Damask at. exceedingly low juices,' we shall we shall oti'er the same at a SPECIAL SALE For Hale. ,-)A SMALL TUACTS AMTHRKE.FARMS on easy tc.nn. Sjnie near town. U. BRYANT Koilee f IMh.mImIIwu. HEAD AM - LEARN. ,-i ii ( r. It ti cs, mackerel and salt fish of all kiiHb the prevailing tone of the inaugural, and it suits America as well as Europe. After all, what Great Britain thinks oi the inaugural is of very little consequence. Half a century ago we were accustomed to wait for foreign opinion before express ing our own; hut we have out grown that, and the onlv sentiment we now . have toward English opinion of American affairs is oie ol curiosity and nothing more. Icm;t tnecou to locate, and foi id ; ,nc Hisonli-ml hv u.n; Portland and -Albany ! retiring. Kier member of OTU iS IIRRKIiY OlVRN THAT TIIK CO-PART- nt. -'iiiu heretofore existidu betwten Ed. Zeyss and U. W. Hocbstedler, under the Arm name of Zcyss & lloi-hstHlcr, is this ual consent, Mr. .cys tne late linn will re eipt lor p. moneys dve them. I . HOCHHTKDLRa I , 'o n ii ine spvi. nuin-; alreedy pur ' chaei' a lans fa-m. which I drdre to ;m prove. Now all tho o woo are iu need of tf. vent sqould viii! them .Ives of this opportunity. . . CONSULTATION FREE. Persons dnuriii'i careful tre.itmenc will plcse call on Or. .1. J. VV;- a, late o' Ictioit, MicHgan, of east l!th" street, fbaiv. Or- CLon Office hours Ed.fZa-'s. SIIILGH'S VITALIZKK is what you need for constipation, loss of ap petite, dizziness and all symptoms o." dysjiepsiu. Price, 10 and 75 ceuts per bottle. Foshay & Mason. PEEoH BAKED BEEAD jfcCvciv JDav. i Best Svruni Pies. Cakes- TEAS and C'OFFE. CANNED WOODS, ETC. NEXT TEN DAYS. in rnilr "STANDARD" X mucbiues. aud all tras at Will Brcs. Ni MSKLESS SKW1XU kin Jd o' machine ex- The special appropriation author ied by congress for the protects n of American interests on the Isth iuui of Panama it1- a whe prt cau tion. The discharge of an army of laborers now employed on the ill-fated canal may occur any day, and scenes of violence and rioting may follow. The naval forces have prudently been increased on each side of the Isthmus, but it may become necessary to remove a !arge body of American laborers, who will be left in destitute cir cumstances by the collapse cf the enterprise. In view of thia con tingency the appropriation has been increased from $100,000 .to I 1250,000. As other governments Ilf ANTEf AG.JOD WUKK HOKSE TO I hire for farm work. lnuircitHt'Pti.D mi-e. "TOR SALE IlOt'Sr. AND O.Nr. Kol'RlH T block, orner of Htli arid ' Wasbi'i gton .arrets. House is nearly n ew, 7 rooms ard bath room, hire barn, etc. Won id sell the dwelling-with the insiue lot separate. Ad dress 'f . A. Shane. Portland. 'hol Cleellaa. OTIOE IS HEKKBV MIVE' THAI THE regular annual s.-hool election in School D'HtrictNo. 5, Lion c-uiify, Oregon, will be held at the Central School aouite in said schco' district on Monday the llih'dav of March, l39forthe purpose of electing one director to ter.e three vears, and one clerk to serve one vear. Said electioii to bein at '2 o'clock p m. and continue until t o'clock p. in. of said day. By enter of the Boarc'ol 1 Directors. " i Dated i-ebruary id, 1S89. C !. lH'RKIIART, 1 KLINN, ' ldstnct flerk Chairman. , ! a ne best Soap in the market 'Le Rdi Savon. SEE THOSE NEW IMPROVED JORGaNS J at Will lltos. bargain in FiKsr-cLAss suARK ! A fine assortment of aomestic For the finest babv carriages Oome and jret eoi.suittion anyhow, the city go to Stewart & Sox's, tours from 9 a. m to 3:0 r. m ! J A A pianos, Wid Bros. Must be. sold in four days. At and Imported Cigars i CB. WINN, AGENT FOR JTHEffLEAD injf fire, life and.accidcnt inmraiiee companies. A'aTAt John'Fox's old stund lew brick. low Fl nn'r Fr Kent. nURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. P City Rertaiirar,t. AT THE PF. THAT H.CKIX(;1COU1Ucan so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Foshay to Mason. i i i i i WILL YOU SUFFER with dts-I Depsia and liver complaint? Shiloh's ' Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. ! Foshay & Mason. j t'oatraefvr uii Builder. DC. SHELL WILL FVRNISH PLANS, pe-:itlcatk)iis and details for all kinds of building and architecture: Ali workjprompt-. ly lone and (tuaranteed to be lirst-cluss. Fs-; timates furnished on short notice fortj brick j bij.'diiizH, resi fences, public buildings, brulis, etc. Clea Isur Alleys and M reels! i TrOTlCE1HEREBir GIVEN THAT PRO ! J.'' perty owners are reijuired to clean their j alleys and the streets adjoining their property j at once in accordance with the order of the - city council, . J,HN N. HOFFMAN, j City Marshal. HOPKINS & SALT MARS 11, STOVES tare Mware, ftAU work promptly done at reasonable rates. . FOR TIIE- We extend a cordial ?nvitation to all to come anc examine these tjoods, feel iusj that we scan how you ha'frains. In connection with tl.e sale v'e hall dis pi -y a large line ot WHITE GOO OS embroi-ilr-.ues at llUi LOW PEICE8 A beautiful line of ginghamsand season aHe wrool en dress goods. Our stock is new and comydere in every department. . Albany Oregon. TICKETS wmm TT oroia lie Land of Discoveries EtHJEKA he First Strkkt, Pearcr Block Pres R, Marsball. TARM LEVELING OF ALL 17 bany Oreon. Asfeut for a-e taking similar precautions, ,t is probably that distress as well as fjloodshed will be averted when the French paymasters exhaust iLeir credit and discharge their workmen. The United States gov ernment has guaranteed by treaty, ' 'positively and ellicaciously," the : neutrality ui me isiniiius, "Willi i plaint. yo e view that the free transit from e one to the other sea mav not interrupted or embarrassed." ! siockhoiaer' lleeilnx m iX vfiiuc i lar.Kr.ti Y UIVC."; The Bell telephone monopoly j ite otod. Ke!" heems uaeiy to coire to an end STOCKMEN AND FARRS; I hereby certify that Dr: I N. Woodlehas i snccessfuiiy operated on my ridgling horse, j ! ' ISAAC HAYS. For farther -eference in regard to rid liis ! I inbuire of Dave Peterson, Wm. Ptterson.Leb- i anon; jonn riaruoian, Aiirea ncivenon, ai ne I KINDS', Al the V rieht Kami Level. Location ofditihes for tiliinf Diuunses a snerialtv. Orders left at the ville. I practice .veterinary medicine in Al riRRALi office will re-ctve prompt attention, i bany and country surrounding umce ana i i i : 1-2 I residence con.er tith and Washinjrton sis. j FOR nvsiPHNn n i ivco rnu.i I N" WilODI.K. Veterinary Sunreon. nave a prmn-a gvaranu-e on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails t viirc. Foshay & Maton. L. VIERCK'S Sffili PAUL ..I V: . I HAIRyCUTTING and BATHS. Everything new and neat. A tcivenon, ai-i ' , , . .. i , tT any; 8am Gaines, Scio; Wm. Foster, Prine- ! Clean towel ior every imwu.ci. FIR8T STREET BELOW REVERE IIOCSE ALBANY, - - OREGON THAT I ! OREGON.- PACIFIC. !WM Won I I IIIIIU ' I 1 fl I II llill hav inTfl inr through inventions that, by tele graphic devitren, promi.ses to super cede both the telephone and the telegraphic system now in use. It is said that the alia'or is fas-t disappearing from the southern jnaters through the rapacity of the hunter for its hide. I'robubly few will weep when the aligator is gone, and the craze for aligatoi jods with it. Some sanitary papers sire worry i;i over the fact that contagions d sease may le jpread through tilt: uiediuui oi the i estate stanii. soci-nion nciu at tlieir otllcc in Alban , Ore- Kvin, on Jiondpv.the 11th div of March,lSi, at the hour oi 7 o'clock. P. 11., of said day for the purpose of electing seven directors to f.crve the ei'snin-; car and for anv other busmen that may come before sstid meeting. This the llih day of rVorusry. Ism). ti. F. Simeon, W. C. Twkkdali!, Secreiarv. Preji.icnt 1 F YOUR J. clecniii!; ORGAN NEEDS Tl'NING, or rei irin g Vi Will Bros. hey warrant their work Curran t Mouteith pale on tl e installment plan, rang-; ing in price from 12a to ?1(K)0. - I Kemovril. JOSF.PH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS ; patrons aud friends that he can be found j on First street, in his new rooms in Foshav & Masjn s brick, where ne is prepare! to ac- ; wnsor ainne. tioi or com Dacns al an nours Jin Albanylias been filled by the SHD HAND STORE. The past year has proven it to be v. 'The best and cheapest .notto of Culifojnia nirars 'M ve foiiml iu (Mily in that land oil , sunsliine.'wlieretthe orang emo rami i;rape bloom and rilien atta 3their liipiintt perfection in niii'-wiuttr, fare the herbs and cum found that art used in that pleasant temedv for all lli roataikl Innjr troubles, Samta Abik '.ti e rule of coughs, asthma', and en ;si niptirn. I bay A Mason, of Al I b: nv '.yt-f-'oii, have been appointed : e: nsuai iwlno tils vallile alifornia rem- : y, and sell it under a)ruarantee at $1 . ooiccnree for.i FOR SALE BY CIIAKOEOF KAMK. In theJCounty Court tcf Lit n County, State of Oregon. KJOTICE IS "JERF.BY GIVEN TO ALL lv persons concenred that by crder of the County - Court duly made and entered of record on Monday, January 7th, 1889 the name of Charles H. Schul:t was chanr-l from tliarks H. Schubert .o Charles 11. Muelle - Done by order of the Hon. D. K X. Black burn judje of said countv court. Witness my hand and the seal of Raid ecu it atiixed this 7th dav of January A. D. 1889 ' E. E MOVI ACrE. County Clerk. OEEMf RlMAY "aid K.ttlGTlt)X CAMPAKY Columbia River Route Trai or the Eaft leave Portland at 8 a. m and 2:40 r. m. daily. to and from nrincinal tMiints in United State. t-anaoa and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS fl Emigrant Sleeping Cars Ban Through Expreti Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and ST.:PAUL t reJof t'harse'atid M iikoml Ckaagr. Close Connections at Portland for San F,a Cisco and Paget Sound points. For further particulars inquire of Curaaa h Monteith, First Street, Albanj. Oregon. AtaTBoats leave the O. K. N. Co.'s wharf, U the foot -f htt-adaihin street, on Tuesday aal f'r;ja ol e.h nut,. C. C..HAWLIKGS. Local Agvat. . U. UOLIOMIS, Cexcral lanner. A, L. NAXWEIX, i. r. A T. Am A LBAN V ' Collegiate Institute, ALBANY, lei l kW ti v w , - - k ALBANY CHEGON : OREGON IHKK IKK A Eull Corps of Instructors. C1aii-al, scientific, literary, c mmercial and normal classes. Cobrsesof rtudy ar ranged to meet the needs of all jpadt of students. SreviaJ inducemenk' ffered t students from abroad. Tuition ranges froas tfSJM $it.S Per kTeim. Inetrumentallinstniction in music will be given by Miss Laura Goltrtu Board in private families st low rates, and rooms for self boarding at tmall expense. A careful supervision exercised orer pupils away from home. For circulars and full thevpresident. REV. ELBERT N. CONDIT, Albany, Oregon, particulars, address. JOHN SCIIMEER'SII Livery, Fee", & Sale staliie Corner Second and EUtwrih SU. ALBANY, - - ORBQON Hours boakdid by the day or moo'th. Car riagts or buggies an reasonable tens. J. V. AVIIITI-J, Artistic Paiotiiif, Ba i tiers, siirns, desiirns, wood n. grav-u and iiit'cliani.Ml drawings. LctUTinir a sp- -ialtv. Hooins f and !.F- t r Bbw k ijaco lui ttfl al lcicca a PALACE MEAT MARKET the ! place in the city to buy vour I Stoves.FBrnlture.tinware We ate always preparea to nuy yom household furniture at the liighes cash price. Sole agents for the 't? Y -"'E Pro, j PEERLESS OIL OAK The best varietv of choice becf.veal. mutton pork lausae, etc., in the city kept constantly Ul II!UIU. ! And Lamp Killer. rdTCaahpaid for all kind ock.tj IL. GOTTLIEB. 11AE uU A CUi.Li in uio licuu winch U i (not 'get better? Have vou an excessive ecretion of naicni or matter in the nasal passiges which either must lie "blown from nose or drop back lichind the Palate, or liaHkul or mmff.l luu-konl tn tl.o tl.rontv rnn frnuble.1 v bawning. soltfiinf. weak' anil inflamed eyes, frequent Soreness of the throat innging or roarnnj in tne ears, more oi Mess impairment of the hearing, loss o 'smell, memory impaired, dullness cr dizziness of the bead, dryness or heat of nose? Have vou lost all sense of smell? h? Have you djHK'pia? Is your breath foul? Ik so vol' havk tiik Catarrh. Some have al these symptoiiiH, others only a pr.rf i .Tl... 1 i: ............ n i wrm i iiicreasea iwcrciioii oi uiucus q THE U JM L.I r j'oul breath is caused by the deconr yllANitED msiug an-retiop- xudeil from festering CURE TOR ulcers far back . the head; onietimes Y'A 1 A DUU tne niemhrane i-ovenng the bones it Li V I .A. It tlH eaten away and the bones tbemselvo M ETINE MCfl-CaVn R nvf 1 1 .F CAL. SM'S:.: .orrinbic,; mn-y r ve Uic corruptioii witliii '. ' As even- h'cath drawn into the lungs niUM pass'ovrr aud become pollntrdthy thejrelie lion in the nasal i ai-t-.i'c. i: n it vmrtrily i i!i v il . ,n i ,i the whole seer jraduall;.- takes plnce, wl.ilt the n ciVir nirir ll .t is M ai n i ? i the sleep stem n to tbt t-tcn.B. b. i 'i 1 ( -I m i , : i ,. 1 1 j ii i 1 1 , . j : i d t tally treat aw t, nervousness and ft'Min'i tion. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. yrm have experienced anv of the ahovt'vmptoms ilo not delay, but trv Califorx T-R-OCRK at on -c. We pos-tively uarant rv;a few applications relieve and .a thorou eatmei? o p"t. S:v n.nth treatment frr l.00: sent v mail ianla ble aud aiKf nw. For "nle by .11011 1 I 17 t . m ' lr- - II Hll HI II iAl rtinl i m i iv m 1 1 .lb any Oregon ONLY FIRST CLASS HEARSE IN THE CITY THS FIR:? NATIONAL ?iSE OF ALBANY. OREGON. president, L. Flinn. ' . Young, VICE-PRESIDENT b. JS. CAsniER. i2. W. Langdoa rilRANSACTS A GENERAL CANKIXG 1 BOINESS. Accounte kept subject to check. Sight Exchange and Tclcgrapliic Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Portland .Oregon. Collection made on favorable term-. S. E. Yorso U Fiws L. E. Ui-ais W. E. iVasru. E. V. Languok. Jas. F. Powell, Aoaistaut Cashier.