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ART SUPPLIES
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PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY ICCMFCUNLED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
t-THer wire Deutth gesprachen.
G. L
BLACKMAN
Successor to E. W. Langdoa
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L'rugs, Paints; Oils
Perfumery and. toilet articles
slao a full line of books ami
stationery, periodicals, etc.
gf Prescriptions carefulli
compounded
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Furnishing'
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More economical than the ordinary
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tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold only in fins. Royal Bakw Pow
der Co., W Wall St., N. T.
Ciuowley A: Co., Afrente,
Portland, Oregon.
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Tf U. DAVIS, JI. V. PHYSICIAN. AND
V siuL-on. Can le found at his ollice
room ii; Sirr.lian' Mock, First street, Albany
Orcuon-
DK C. CHAMfiEKUX. HOMKOPATIIIC
phvficisin and surgeon. Ottiee, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon Of
fice hours, ' mornhiv'S, 8 to '.) ami l i to 1 and
after (t in evi'NinL's.
6.
W. IIASTON. M1YSU IAN AND Sl'll
geon, Albany, Oregon
M.
II. ElLIS, PHYSICIAN AND Sl'Kr
gcon, Albany, Oregon.
CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND oCIt
. peon Albany, Oregon, office in Tierce's
new block. Olliccjiours, from 8 A. M. to 4
p. M.
A J. UOSSITEK, VETEKINAKY SL'U
. (,'eon, (,'raduatu of Ontario veterinary
collcjre and member of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
discuses of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Ollice at Ans Marshall's
livery stable. Kesidencc 4th and Calapooia
streets, Albany, Oregon.
DU. Jl KOLDEWAY, YETERINAItY SI" It
(.'con, Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate of (ler
man and Aincricrn eolletreii.
tTTOKXKV.H.
I. !l. X. 15LAC KI.I HN. ;. V. WRIIillT.
1)L.CKUt IIS, t;. WRIGHT ATTOKNKY AT
) L aw, Albany, Oregon. Ollice in Odfl
in'llo.v's 'l ta'ple. -V:!l practice in all courts
of t'.ic st.'.te, and x'wv. special attention to all
businesi.
V at Law. Albany, Or. Otiire in rooms Li
and 11, l'oter's Llnck, over L. K. Itlain's
stor i
T K. WKAiKHifoKD, ATl'UltNK
J . law, Albany, Oregon. mice in
AT
Odd
fellow's Temple. Will i,ra.:t in all t!ie
J courts of thvsiate, and jrive special attention
to an in::iirn.
pKYKUK HOi'SE, ALIiANY, OR. CIIAS
l. I fcilfiT, I'n.p. Only I'ust cclaKS house
i:i the city. LarjjD sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Cbinamca employed in tin
kitchen. Ceneral f taue uttice lcr Corvalhs.
H
EWER r. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
. and jeweler, Albany, Oremi,
IASITRN AND I.YJAN SRVVED
J froh eiery at II. MNk' rMturHt
Q(l dollars to lban on good
0;W roa" pstt security. Arply to S. W.
Cro.Mlcr, Albaav patac.
I.il Sorvrylna.
PABTIBS rHSiniM) SliKVRVIM! l0. K CAN OB
tain accurate anil prompt tvnrk by calling
upmi ox-cuntv gtirvfyor t, T. T. fisbcr. lie
hH complete copies ef Eeld notes and twn
snip plats, and prepare I tod snrveinj in
any ait of Linn cr.unty. I'osUthce anldraai,
Millers Station, Linn county, Orrgtu.
Cli. WINN, ABNT TR TIE LF.AB
in fire, life ancttaecident intnraoc cm-
panios.
I r Keal.
WRNISHR ROOMS TO R1T1'.
City Restaurant.
AT THE
THAT HACKIXGfCOUfillCAS pe
bo niekly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Fob nay fc 5Iasn.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker
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ALBANY.
OREGON
Sells exclinntre on New York, San
Francisco and Portland.
Buy notes, state, county and city
warrants. Receive deposits subject t
check. Interest allowed on time de
posits
Collections receive prompt attention
Correspondence solicited.
JSOllice hours from 8 a. m. to 5i"m
Agent for reliable tire undmarine
nsurance companies.
Many Bath Houss
AN
HAIR DRESSING SAL9QN,
JtSErH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR
S7Ladie8 and children's hair dress
ujr a siccilty. ntiJe ktisfactii
suaranted
iLl IT.
HAVING SO!.? MY INTEREST IN THE
store of .'cnerr.l merchandise of the
firm of Cosbou iiu'.lc lot'. E. Stanaid, I
wish to call tl.e aitcr.iiim of all who knw
themselves ii.debteJ to Cosliw ,t Cable t
call and settle at once. Having sold out on
Rii-nuut .f poorhralth, I expect to change
chmve fur awhile, and all accui.ts not
t.-ft!'.d l-.'forc 1 'ct ready to luave l!.-wnsvi!!e
in be Kii w.tii an etlirer for ceilectisu. A
ward to th uise is M:nic!iit.
lEi:.. p. ctsnew, KrwStvii
The modes f death' iyprach are
- n,A atotiaticTi(vtoaiirIiii;iT.
'Ul ivua, nuow-- . -
ly that more persona ai$ . Ma diseases
.rilia tlirn.it and lnnirstt ftu MY other.
It is probable that everyone, without
exception, receives yast numbers of
Tubcicle Germs into . th,e system and
where these perms fall Tlpou suitaWle
soil they stun mio jnc.anu aeveiop,
iWlr nnd is Hliown hv a
slight ticklins tensatio In the throat
and if allowed to ', continue their
ravages tuey extend to the lunps pvo
ducin;c eonsuniption ftij:! to the head,
...itorrli Kaf nil thifl ia
lUUSIU V i " ' - '
dangerous and if alloMfed to proceed
will in time cause dchtlty 3 1 the onset
you must act with promptness; allow
ing a cold to t;o witi.f it attention is
dangerous and may r lose you your
life. As Boon as you .i-ei.inai some
thing is wrong with -jc trthroat, lungs
or nostrils, obtain a pit !leof Boschee's
German Syriip. Hi Ildve im
mtdiaiej-elief .jW; , . ., ,
The Albany Funr.iiiie Co. would
be tlad to liave you call and ex
amine their complete stock of
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
We believe we can make it to your
interest to examine our prices and
goods before purchasing. Corner
First and Ferry streets.
Fortiniller cr. Irving have jnst
opened a beautiful line of oak and
gold mouldings from pictures, steel
engraviags, etc. Call an see them.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Belle-
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronic- diseases, removes
cancers, scrofela eulargements.tumors
and wens, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practii ed
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or night. His motto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
fiTOlfice and residence Ferry street,
betwt.cn Third and Fourth.
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To Be Given Away.
Cut out this ae. ei ti."f ment and scnd.it
J. LAHMKK& CO., Nurseryman, Toronto,
Canada, with U three-cent Canadian, o 21
two-cent American posiae stamps, and they
will send you by mail ('tostpaid) in od time
tor planting in Apr'l er May next, your
choice of any one of th foll-jwinjf collection
of plants, and enter yoar name in competi
tion for the i),y9!.0O in KCld that they arc
pvinjr away in order to introduce their nur
sery stock. 1
Collection of Plants:
No, 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardy climbing rofes.
No. ; 2 overblooinin);roses forShcuiJ cul
ture. No. 4 2 dahlias.
Nk. .1-10 uladiola.
No. ii 3 hardy crape
Nr.. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4J each black and
red.
No. S-20rt!r.wberry plants, 4 choice kincs.
No. !) fi very choice plants four house cul
T turc.
No, lu cherry currants (rec1).
No. 115 Lees prolific currant (black)
No, 12 n while trope currents
All letters with this advertisement enclosed
'Ioii with i-tani for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will be numbered as ficy
conio to hand, ami the sendtrs of the lir.-t
thirteen hundred will receive Sfifts as follows:
1st $-,r.O I The next 20, !?lo each.
2nd 100 ! The next. 40, each.
:;rd - 50 The next 4 IS, 2 cac b.
4th - - :: 1 ': he next fc20, 41 eac h.
otli 20
Alter :"0,iio letter have been rrceived, the
ganders of the next I, UK) letters w ill receive
sifts as follows:
1st 225 Next 10, Sir. ech
2nd i:i5 I Next l.'i, fio each
2r.I - 75 I Next 40, S.'i each
4M M i Next 470, $2 each
th 25 I Next 500, si each
Aft.'r l'.O.OOO letters have keen revetted.
e S" leisoftir next 1,000 letter will re-
j'fts at IfJ.l iws:
an 1 2.....1! ich Next 5 S20 each
3, 4 and 5 . 75 each Next 15 10 oech
6, 7 and 8 . . . 50 each Next 34 3 eac h
. 10, 11, 12. 25 each Next COS 1 each
After 150,000 letters have been received the
senders of the next 1.109 letters will tcceive.
icifts as follows:
1 JlOOcach Next If) $20 each
2 75 each Next 25 , 10 each
3 and 4 50 each j Next 5S5 2 each
Next 5 25 each Next 479. .. . 1 each
Any person may tend any number of times
for any of the above collections. If 5 cents in
stamps extra is sent, we will send in Jun
next a printedlist of the names of all persons
who are entitled to eifts.
Wc make this liberal offer t readers of the
HxRAi.n, knowing il will not pay us now, but
our object is to introduce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto
and Shruhmount. Out., Rochester, N. Y.,
Louisville, Ky., Plainesville, ()., and ChicoKo,
111., and we will guarantee all stock to reach
our customers in good condition. We employ
no avcnts, but deal direct with customers,
and can sell and deliier stock to any part of
the I'nited States or Canada a. about one
half the price chanted by other nurserymen,
thropuh agents. Kcinembcr we will not lie
undersold by any reliable firm. Send us u
list of wants and wc will quote you prices; or
10 cents for a handsome illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct from your first order.
Address all letters
J. LAHMER & CO.,
Nursery rieri,
TORONTO, CANABA.
WANTED,
THOSE WISHING A FIRST
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Mrs. J.
Hyman's. The pianos are fully guar
anteed for five years. The best
pianos made to stand the climate of
the Pacific coast. The New Ameri
can Sewing Machine will please most
fttMw.iia Pnintin.r am! iiiiiain Lis
lOOUUivuc, - ... n . . . i. . w i v; j-
sods given there. Stamping, Km
broidery and Dressmaking done to
order. No. 115 1st St., Albanv, Or.
Fr chilblain and frt-bites ue
Ciiamocriain s i ain-i,uim. v. h i
promptly applied to the frexen T"Hs;
it will pievciit the sk.n frem mining j
black or l Yw: oil". It t'e I
1LC litil. I'll" .-.yi-ii VI c IlliTi..;; & I
end bon restores Hie pm-ite- u ht nitiir ,
, oudition. T or -a!e by ! t v
itching and s.'pur'-ir.g 0f -ltiH.:.tlVis
GENERAL NEWS.
News Items from the National
Capital.
Sl'GAK M EKCHANTS' MEETING
A $200,000 Fire in Coccil Blnffs-Chert-
tee Indian Afuirs-EBgiEcs Enn fcy
Electr.clty Foreign i ews.
The Herald's Speeial Dispatches.
Washington. May 1. lhe ie-ter-state
commerce commission has
issued a circular to the labor 01
ganizations of the country, solicit
ing infrmation concerning the
question of federal regulation
of th'e saieiy-appliancecf i-sjlrod.
Cll KKOKEE MATTERS.
Chief Mays Itefusrs to 'all Na
tional Council.
!St. Ixu is, May 17. Latent infor
mation from the Cherokee nation
is to the effect tliat Chief Mavs has
taken no action i i the matter of
furnishing facilities for the transac
tion of business by the Cherokee
commission, which is expected to
meet there on the 20th inst. to ne
gotiate for the purchase of Indian
lands. He refuses to call a nation
al council to consider the matter,
but savs he will submit to that
body at its regular session in No
vember any proposition that the
commission mav make.
STRIKING MIXERS.
The Settlement oX their Disputes
has been Suspended.
Hkklin, May 17. Negotiations
between the mine owners and
striking miners looking to the set
tlement of their disputes, have
been suspended, owing to the
Krabler mine owners declining to
negotiate.
DISASTCOI'S I'll! 12.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth, of Property Destroyed.
Coinc.il Huffs, (Iowa), May 17.
One of the most disastrous fires
for vear.- visited Council Ulufi's this
morning, destroying the steam
meat packing house, containg one
imiiion pounds ot meat. Hie loss
is $2'JO,00i).
Rolivia Will r.e Keiirofimted.
Washington, May 17. A dis
patch has been received by the
state department from Carlisle,
United Stales minister to Holivia,
stating that Bolivia will be repre
sented at the congress of American
nations to be held here next
autumn. It is understood that .Bo
livia will send a minister f jdene
potentiary to Washington and will
make the United States a first
class mission.
Keceiver Appointed.
Hci.i.kvidkkk, (N. J.), Ma- 17.
A receiver has been appointed tor
the West Mining Company, own
ing irii mines in Hunterd county.
The liabilities are reported to he
from $3(!),0'.;) to fiiXVh'.O moie
than the assets.
Conference f Sugar MrhKiits.
Tkikstk, May 17. A conference
of Austrian and Hungarian sugar
merchants was held to-day and
resolutions wete adopted urging
the government to wittniraw from
the I.oticor sugar bounties con
vention.
Acted ii: lf-Jiefiitr.
San Jose, (Cal.j, May 17 'the
coroner's jury in the ease of Harry
Hinds, who subbrd .lames
McCarthy, a pi isomer in t he branch
jail at Alum Hock last evening,
found thai Hinds acted in self-defense.
Elaetrir Fire Eninc-ii. .
Bkidokport. (Con.) May 17.
An inventor has discovered a plan
for operating fire engines by elec
tricity. He proposes to tiave en
gines rigged with electric motors,
and take power from, electric light
dynamos.
Lorers f cood coffe shomld tr,v
soune of Julins Gradwhl's choice
grades. He keens the best in th
market and sells us he dots all his
choice family groceries, at the
lowest livinj prices.
A new line of solid silverware.
gold-headed canes, beautiful dia
mond rings.gold and silver watches,
has jus,t been opened by Will &
Stark.'
A. 1UCKT TBIAJC
The- Good Fortvnfifflilch Followed
it affords mo great pleasure- id Echl
yon this voluntary statement of my expQj
rienco in testing the merits ol Joy'a Ycgcj
tablet Sarsaporilla. For tho pft fivej
years l have been troubled with aif ex;
ceedingly sluggish liver, including loss o(
appetite and distress after eating, pains
in the back and kidneys, and boils around
myneck and face. I tried many liver
remedies, only getting temporary relieC
I was recommended to try a bottlo of
Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla as a test, and
while taking the first bottle I became coni
vinced of itsmcrits, for I could feel thai
it was working a change in mc. I foofc
five bottles, and during that time mj
troubles left me. Everything is working
full and regular, in fact it has cleansed;
purified and braced me up generally. You
are at liberty to uste this as you, see Cti or
cua reier wnom you please t
r'? (-"r'A'"5-iV
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UeamiiJi's, Ud and Market S, F,
IX ANSWER TO CLIO.
"IIow then shall the; call oa
him in whom they baw.uot be
lieved . And how shall they be
lieve u him of whom they have
Dot heard? And how shall they
hear without a preacher?" Ro
mans X, 14.
Your correspondent 'Clio' in this
morning's issue of the Herald
proceeds to t bring up before his
throne of justice and condemn the
Christian people of this community'
without heating but cue side of tho
question.
Now in the words of The Apo.tie
Paul "how then shall They call on
hi;n iu whom they have not bo
lieved and. iw tindl t iey believe
in hiai cf ' whoi.i tuoy have -not
hea a.''
' ilow are -e to .call uptu ntfer-
ing ones "Sinless we believe there
are such, and how shall we believe
there is a man sick in the bt.
Charles Hotel unless we are told
that such is the case? Are we as
Christians to make dahy cr weekly
visits among the different puclic
houses of this city to a-ccrtaia n
there is any sick there, would not
that ot itself suggest our lack o'
faith in these our friends ani
brothers who keep these public
houses and would that be pleasing
to them, weald that show a
brotherly love?
Since reading the article of your
correspondent this morning I have
asked different men that I have
met concerning this sick man,
none of tbem kuew anything about
the case nither did they kaow
there was a man, a stranger, sick
at the St "Charles. We Christians
have to look tor our information
concerning things of this world to
the same source that those who are
not Christians do. Are wo suppose J
to have information without being
informed? And in the words of
the Apostle "Shall they hear with
out a preacher." Many of us
would have been glad to have
rendered assistance to a man, sick
and in a strange laud, but in order
to da that we must know there is
scchacus', aud how or why are
we to tuppe.-e there is such a case
ui.lees it has been aunounccd,
ulU-ss we have been told. Wa.Aift
not more nearly the duty of the
friends ot' this man or those who
associate with him to anunounce
vid if such announcement has
been nude I have nol seen it) to
tt;e Chiistians of this place that
there was a mu sick and iu need
of Chrlstiaa sympathy. Omr hearts
naturally go out to those who are
afflicted and ia need, and now that
your 'correspondent has ciifcd our
attention to this matter the. sick
man 'shall not waat.'
And now siace Cli) has fulfilled
the mission ot a .preacher I hope
the words found in 2nd Cor. 11, 14
will aot apply to him and if so
that he will turn from the error of
his way and become a true child of
God. O. C. A.
A-banj Hay 17, 18S!).
AKLY RISING WRITERS.
Very Few of I'k Able t Write in
the Early Morning Hour.
The vtteraa historian Bancroft
does his work in tho eariy morn
ing. He u at his desK at G and
leaves at 9 a. m., having done his
fctint. I should like to ask Air.
Baoc ioSt it' this vas his haoit when
he mas ia his tweaties and thirties,
rrd veu forties. When thty ar
lire m Inn present age, all man, or
ei:r!y a I, ate tarly :iers. They
do rot require as much sleep as
younger men; they may go to bod
lute, but they rise with the lark.
Mr. Baacrott. however, retires
early. Tee o'clock 'finds him
snugly tucked between the sheets.
The receat candidate for the
Vice-Presidency, the Hon. AO.
Thuruiau, though he retires to his
room at an early hour, usually
reads until after midnight; yet he
sees the sun rise every merniig.
There are few young writers.who
could follow Mr. Bancroft's plan
with success. I heard a woman of
letters say, no: long ago, that she
was never fairly awake before noon
and that she was wide awake at
midnight. It would be utterly im
possible for a person of her temper
ament to sit down to wiiteat6
o'clock in the morning.
A FEW JtEEK TOASTS.
A rather cynical toast rau thus:
"Woman She requires no eulogy;
she speaks for herself."
At a gathering of lawyers were
toasted 4 'The Bench and the Bar If
it were not for the bar there would
be little use for the bench."
At the marriage supper cf a deaf
and dumb conple one guest, in the
speech of the evening, wished them
uuspcakabla blias."
Pith uaa the following toast pro
posed at a shoemakers' dinner: "May
we have all tne women iu ms wuuu
to shoe and all the men to boot."
a. waiter of comedies was civen a
bancpuet in honor of his latest work,
at which a joyial guest gave the
toast: "The author's very goad
health; may he live to be as eld as
his jokes."
A uallant voin.tr wan. under festal
circumstances, nfrred to one mem
ber of the sex he eulogized as "a
delectable dear, to twett that honey
tt.-.i.bl lilush iu Lcr nrcsence and
. i.... i ii.. j ; I
lichee t.aiiu iij.'i'aocM. j
WHY HE WANTED A FOSITIOX.
The Story of One of the Treaidenfa
Callers.
Washingtox. May 14. Al
though this' was Cabinet day, and
there are not many visitors in
Washington, President Harrison's
private room was a i most crowded
at noon. .-They began to pour in
shortiy after 10 o'clock, and kept
up tne l allow until the doer-keeper
au rrounced that the President could
no more than get through with
those arouud him before the Cab
inet would assemble.
During the time the President
was taking his visitors by rotation,
receiving their verbal and written
ftatcniPuts, ' and sending tbem
away more or less happy, be tb
served a bright-eyed, fair-haired
vounjr.ah who kept moving ner
vously abduf in the ' crowd and
pushing himself to the front, lie
ever and anou lcokcd with great
eagerne s at the President and was
trying to catch his eye. Almost
an hour elapsed after the President
Dr?t discovered this young man,
and the latter's nervousness and
eagersess to get an audience began
to wear upon the President's nerves.
Finally the visitor boldly walked
out from the crowd when the Pres
ident was released. He presented
bis card and began to address him
self to the Chief Magistrate. He
sa:d : "Seme time ago I made ap
plication for an appointment. I
want it awfully bad. I don't care
for it myself, but the fact of it is,
Mr. President," and here the youn
man blushed to the tips of his hair,
"I sm eagaged to be married. Un
less I get this appointment tne
engagement won't t-taud. There
you have it, and cow you know
why I am so aoxious."
The President was taken back,
and although amused for the in
stant, the statemeot went to his
heart. He ot hrst was a little out
of patience, but th evident pain
fulness of the situation elicited bis
sympathy, and the curd with tic
name of the office dished was h id
ia a prominent position on the
desk.
Women Love White.
Atlanta Constitution.
Upon entering the world it is
her tirst robe I a a white gown
she is brought 1m bnptism. She
says her prayers in white, a id
kneels trr contirma'ioa in spotless
white. Ske is married in white,
Rtid after that the livts over tVi
white garment days of her you .h
ia the robes she makes for I er
children, and when her !ask is
endeo she !eids lur white bar Ia
aud lies down to s-Kep in a shroud
as white as her soul.
lhe I'ride ef TTemaa.
A clear pearly and tianspaiect skin
ia always a si"ii of pure blood, a A
all persons tumbled tcith dai k.
greasy, yellow or bloU-iicd skin cia
rest assured that their blood is out of
order. A few doses cf BEGGS'
BLOOD rURIFIOU ami BLOOD
MAKER will remove the cause a:id
the skill will become clear aud trans
parent. Try it, and if satisfaction is
not given it will coirt you nothing.
It is fully warranted, G. L. Black
man , druggist.
CRIP. .Ht.rin.
Bight uliave lor SI t VieiickV.
Arti&ck' material at Mr?. Hymun'e
The latest licet inuii- at Mia
Hyman's. ;
A second hand organ for sale cheap
at Mrs. HUi'
Deli'"ioiu eVied eeef t Krewaell A
gtaaaid's.
First-class work done at Win
Mack's barbershop. Shaving li
cents.
Just received at II. Jwert'a, a
nice assortment of old-headcd
canes.
The Djaamite hugjty whip is ee
sk'.n linen. Thenpsoa A Overmae
agnts.
Vn I I MACK. HIM R rRST
Shiloh's Perns Plaster. Trice, 'ii eeaU.
Foshay 4i Mason.
('nil An R. M Robertson for c heat
timothy and oat hay, balcl, and will
b sold in quantities lo feuii.
For your tine imported and Ke
West V-i'nrs. fro to M. kanmfrart
cigar store, one door ea6t of Black
man s drug store
Tt. ia no trood to look at the ther-
mometei this year to judge ef winter.
The only thing to guide you it
Brownell & Stanard'a price.' which
are always down to zere.1
Tahraev'a celebrated blood eleansAT
at Brownell & Stanard and at Peyoo
& Robsen's. P.J. .iltimore general
agent.
rTT(ign riirtns Bitters is the beft
nnH in f he u arid for liver and kid
ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
at At Sanmgarrs
The "Pacific. Aturand" ransres both
four and 6ix bole. An Eastern stove
made especially for this coast's trade.
Sold only by Geo. Y. Smith, Albany'
If you want a clean and fine smoke
ask for J. Joseph's home made while
cborcitrars. For sale by most cigar
dealers and at J. Joseph's f.ictory.
Anew line of line wall-papers .with
borders to match have been onened at
Fortmiller & Irvinff's. Thev rc new
and elegant designs. Call acd see
htm.
Iliirhpst market, tirire iiaic! fnr
five thousand notinds of bleachecl
dried apples by tJ. W. Jriianson,
Albany, Oregon.
Lovers of srood cl;ee- should call
on i.onn Bros, lliev have mst. -e.
ceiv'd a le of full crrurn, fr-!i and
swett.
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