Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 11, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textv. ,$:"t . 15 CENTS A WEEK. Leading Carries the Largest Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Etc. in the Willam ette Vailcy. SUITS MADE in His Merchant Tailoring Department. Ftttt'EK BLOCK, wmmvwBmmammaaaDMTWrBr. What- Is MmUmU 3tom. of Mother, hie Caitorto. 8iomiicb VtarrbiM, Eractetlon; nMrr weep ; mim ta wgewoa; as CITY DEDG STOEE. FINS LINK OF ART SUPPLIES TOiLET AND KAKCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTICNS; CAREFULLY SCCN.FCUMLED. GUISS& SON, PROPRIETORS, GgTIfer wird Deuioii gesorocf.cn. n i w liBliV i. L. dijMumiw i; u v Perfumerv and toilet :uti.'n-.-alsift full Tllie, of book" iiltf uliArerT. tricttjeftls, etc r-itj- TVeaerlDtion 4 e ocopounded IN ODD FELLOW'S lEMPLE, Albany. ot TO ORDER ALBANY T3JZ2MMXXM rmmw-wtrmi to CMtor Oil GkOArm iwyteCwtwU MO IT tmuuaami fiMforto Tor ehndgerfi? campiUntatM mmriartouy pmaipUcn town to nw.n'H. A. AwPMt V. P-.Vt. ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY; JUNE 11 1889. ! I fBOYALrS'JjQ ! .in. ! S5 J I I 1 Willi; Absolutely Pure. This tiowuer never varies. A ruarvei ot purity .strenctb and wholcsonieiiess. More economical .uau "".' kinds, and cannot be old in oompeti Uon witb multitude of low tC6U short weight alum or phosphate powder. Sold only in cms. Royal Bakist Pow der Co. li: wan sr.. . x. D W C jiowi.ey k Co., Asenis, Portland, Oregon. lUV(l;IAN w ni. DAVIS, M. D. rinsiciAs a?i .' .. e 1 m a ..K..A room it; sirr.nan 8 niot-K, rirst nitibAi.... Ori-soii- C. CHAMHKKLIN. HOMEOPATHIC I) hici:tti unil firt'con. Ottic-c, corner Thinl and Lyon strt-jts, Albany, Oreu'i l- fife liours, niornrr.cs, to n " l" ' after (J in o cmntcs. p Vv. MASTON, I UYS1CIAN AM) SUli V.T, goon, Alt-any, Oregon M C. II. rLMS, Pl'VSKIAN , "con, Alh.v y, Orross. AM) Sl'Kr C KKbLY. PHYSICIAN AND eVM- L'i-oii AiL:v. iic;;ii). ! iC in Pit roc's now ijlocX o:r.cc nourp, irtni a a. r- t" p. v. 4 .t. KOSSITKK. YK'i I KINAKY SbT . L'ooi' i;r:nli!iitu f U-.itatio vttorii nry rnl!i"'R ai.it ii::ll.lil r of ttic t'ntari" vctt lill arv n:tiii(.-l wmirtv. i nri rarul to treat tl.e li4c:.sf4 f a!l ":i! t slkattil an:ni:ils rn i iuiilifu: prinui'ltH. OHic .it Am M.irMliall's livi'rv Kt.il'le. Keit'ont-c 4th arid Calaiicoia Mtreots, APiany, (.rcKO'i. 1!L 11 KilMlKWAY. VK'IKKINAUYSrii. l) coon, Albany, (troin. ;rai:iaite of (JerJ mru. an.l Aun ri -r.: li-it. l.A-Kt!L U.S. A. VISl;iITAriWiwM,. A I L. ;iv. Al'iuiiv. Uruii. Oliieu in "'.'I I!o 'k '!t:n;i.le. tiilura.rti.-c in all courts oi the st itn, anil ite special attention to a.l lpi:mn-H. w tnj tor OLVETN AKI.KS E. A fTORNKY at i.aw. .-it.ait. t.r. viii.-c it. and 14. fester's lllnek. over L. t. lilain s law. Alhanv. On-iron. Oth-e in Odd K.'H.av'k Ten.nle. Will iract in all the courtf of tbettatu, and ;ivc special attention U all bUHiness. n EVKKE HOUSE, AI.UANY, OR. C1IAS It I Iftilfcr, I'rop. Only tiiuteclafs houm: ill tne city. Jtrgc nan. pie rooiim lur vjmi nircial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. (Jcneral ntae ottire for Corvollis. H EWERT. PRACTICAL WATC1IMAKE , and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, OA DOLLARS TO LOAN ON COOH (S I t rca' estnte seirnri ty. Apply to 8. W . Crowder, Alhanv voxtiicr. l.aiMl Sorvrylns. PARTUS DEKIRINO BURVrVINO BONK CA OB tain accarate and prompt work by calling upon ex-connty furvyoi . P. T. Fieher. He hwieoinplct copies of field notes and town hip pUts, and i prepare I to do snrvevini; in any part of Linn county. I'oRtofliie address, Milltrs station, Linn cvuutv.OreKon. Ct B. WINN, AGENT I OR THE LEAK j in g fire, life and.accident inxtiranre t-.ni-panies. r.r Beat. FRNISIIED ROOMS TO RINT. City Rettaurabt. AT THE THAT HACKING COUGH can pk so quiekly eured by 8hiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Fosbay & Mason. H.F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, OREGON Sells exchance on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Buv notes, state, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time do posit Collection? receive prompt attention Correspondence solicited. jgfOflice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m Agent for reliable fire andmarine nsurance companies. itay Bath House -AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR jTXodier nd children's hair dress, ne a specialty. DntiJe satisfaction Euarantcdv MLt OUT. HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE store of ceneral merchandise of the firm of Coshow & Cable to C. . Kitnard, i wish to call ti e attention of all who know themt.cl'es ir-det.toj t t'nshow L l.'ahlo to tall aad fettlt at once. Having sold out on account of poor health, I expect to change clima'c for a while, and all accounts not nettled before I get rtdy to leave Hrownsnlle ill he left with an i flit r far eclieution. A tioid to th wiM! is u1icient. t!. ,"..ooS110W,Hrowr.vi , , T T7 II II III (;r,iD pens, eabbsue, cauliflower, onions tclery. pie plant, freeh, ak Jiiowi.ell & Stanard, 1 U4I Warning. ! The modes of death's approach arc various, and i-tali-sties show conclusivc i iw that, more ncrsnns die from diseases nf thn tliroat and lungs than auy other, It is -rol:il'lc that everyone, without i exception, receives vast numbers of j I IIK-Ifl" ' .l t"t, ojatcui aim win-re lli-.-: irorms fall upon suitable j Mii thev start into h)-' fl develop, .n .first Mowly and n . Shown by aj -li-lit tickling n-nsamui in me imoai md if allowed to coOtililic. their riva-'es they lAieud to tile limys pro- iipr i iiiistimiitioii una.lo the head, catarrh, all tins u .ill i .nieroU; ami il khowchi i.- pi'iti'ceu j will in tiiue ausc tuaiu., vsi me vrti j vii piut aet witti proiupniess; aiiow- fi: c.;!'l to l' witiioiit, UttCDtioll is dan'enrtis ami may im you jour r.f.. Ak(ioii as you ie ttiat bdiuc- tbiu is wroujr wit" nr tliKt ril. oM a-.te broat, 1ud;js f Boseliee s uiediote relief. You I'Hniiot Iflorri. At this scXMiii -f tJy year to be without a j,-"i i-uliablc iiiarrnoea Isam in tins house, as yranips, eolie, liairhoea and ail inflammation oi :nc stomaeli an.l l.oweli are exoeedinly ( (lanf'tiousi: n t tUuiIe.tt. at once. ! Omfht.ttk- 'f JOS' DlAlJKHOKA i BALSAM v. ill do Ditinnioti.1 in easts of this kiiul than auy .other menieine on eartli. We guarautec it. ti. L. Blackman, lru;;f;ist ' SPIXIAL .OTlE. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London. England, also of the Ijelle- vn Aledical Collecre. Th Dr. has snent . a lifetime of studv and practiee and makes a spe cialty of chronic Uiseasts, removes caneers, scrofrla enlarjiemeuta.tumors and wens, without pain or the none, Hrh1i makes a sneciatty ot treat' ment with electricity. Has practii ed in the German French ul jMiglin hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or nipht. His motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." iKTOHice and residence Ferry street, between Third and fourth. 9,999.00 IN GOLD 'n. i). n:.-... l ., 10 DC UIVBIi: AM Cut ont this ai!tcit!.H'nient and n v.d it .1 LAIIMl'R & CO.. KurFcmnan, 'iiir.mto. Canada, w itli It three-eett Canadian, it tvu.-cent Amrriean irsa2e stairps, ai d tl-.ev will HC-nrl vou by mail (pcitpaM) in khk1 tin, lor l) antir.-' in April or Ha.. put, your cnoi-.e of anv on of the f It.wmsr eolleclioii i f plants, mid enter your name lit eonipet tion for the iX9:a.0O i" tin that they ar "lvir.ir aw..y in order to intiodueo tlitir nur aery stock. Collection of Flant No. 12 hardy rose3. No .2 bardv climl.ins nes. No. 32 overblooiuiiiKirostsfaiihr.n-cictil ture. No. 42 dahlias. No. 5 10 cladiolu. No. fi hardv cmne viiiCD. Nc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 41 each black and red. So. 8- 20 strawberry plants, choice kir.es. No. 9-5 ery choico plants four House cui . ture. No. 105 cherry currants (rci'X No. 115 Ivces prolific currai.ts (black) No. 1-2 5 white ifrane c..rrnts All letters with this advertisement encW. aiontr with imp for any one or more col 'ions of plants, will be numbered as t icy I'nin" to hand, and the serxltrs of the tirbt thirteen hundietl will reecho gifts as follows tst $2w 1 1 he r.ext 20, ?io eacn. 2nd 100 ! The noxt ), W eah. 8rd - M) The next 415, 91 each. 4th 30 I 1 he next 820, II each, nt h 9(t I After M.OOO letter have been rwxived. tlic mnders of the next 1.100 letters win rocen Hifta as follows: 1st 9225 I Next 10, $15 each 2nd 135 f Next 15, $10 each 2rd 75 I fiext 40, $5 MKh J 4i ii 50 Nx 470, 93 raeh 5tb SS Next 500. 1 ea b Aftir 1 0,000 letters bare ben veceived, c n let oil h- i 'Xt 1,000 letters will rc- r.ttsat In.l : an.l ' . . .ino eaoh Next 6 each 3, 4 and 5 . 75 each I Next 15 10 each 6, 7 and 8. . 60each ( Next84 3 each 3. 10, 11, 12. 25 each f Next 693 1 each After 150,000 letters hue been rw.cled the senders of the next 1,109 letters will teceivc rtfU as follows: 1 1 100 each I Next W 20eaeh 75 each Next 25 10 each 3 and 4 60 each Next 685 .... 2 each Next 6 25 each Next 418. .. . 1 each Any person way tend any number of time for any ot the above collections if ocentam stamps extra is sen;, we will send tnJuu next a printed list of tbe lutirns of all persons who are entitled to (riftB. We make this liberal offer to readers of the Hrrald, knowing It will net pay m now, but our object is to ii tro luce or stock and build up a trade Our mailing putflta aro Toronto and Shrubmount. Ont.., Kochcster, K. Y., LouiBrillo, Ky., Hainesviilo, O., and Chicago, 111., and wo will guarantee all stock to reach our customers in good condition. We employ no a-cnts, but deal direct with customers, and can sell and deliver stock to any irt of the United States or Canaua a iUout one half the price charged by other nurserymen, throutrh agent. Kcraembtr wo willuctbe undersold by any reliable firm, e'endusa lit of wants'and we will quote you prices; or 10 cents for a hand omc illustrated catalogue which you may deduct froia your first order. Addrees all letters J. LAHMER&CO., Nurserynen, TOKONIO, CANADA. WASTED. THOSK WISHING A FIR.ST- I class piauo. acwwg machine, the latest music or artistsj jjiaterials, will rind a bargain by calling at Airs. i. Hy man's. Tho pianos arc fully guar anteed for fivo years. The best pianos made to stand tho climate of the Paci6c coast. The New Ameri can Sewing Machine will plcaao most fastidious. Painting and music les sons given there, Stamping, Em broidery and Dressrcaking done to order. No. 115 1st St., Albany, Or. ror CllllUlillll i.uu ; iitoiuitt;?. imc Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Whcii promptly applied to tbo frozen narU it 'will piovent the sk.n from lurniu? black or iceling: o'X. Jt allayr. the itching and smarting .T chilblain and soon restores the port to a healthy condition Vor; Vale by r'oahay a J Miieon. urft SCENES AT SEATTLE. The Proud City Rising from Her Ashcc . ,.lt j:i.AiATlNS-roJ iu ilium; L-.sc06 Sow Foot Up About Piiiitn Million Dollars-Notes fremthe Strickea C;ty .Seatti-c, Jnu lt Four days have now elapsed nince tlie disus trotis lire which swept away the luincKH uortion of this city, and with it fifteen millions of dollars. itctivitv. M emkxtmt tents and iniorovised ebeltern un- er winch the remnants oi nne tores aie being arranged for busi ness. Evei'v tiling lia uc.v quirted down, and everybody i busy et- tiojj ready t start in b.isiaess lu teinDonrv n.uarteis. i be (OCQunttee -tppoiuteJ iu ri plntted the burut district, and wiii submit their report to the meeting oi the city council and citizens to morrow. The new platting pro vides lor ruuoing Front and Second str ets out to the water s edge, at.d t'ommercirt! to a junctiou with Front fctret. Tbe new width ot he .-tieets is to b'i ninety feet, with thirty lour foct alleys. Ihisplat- tiuv meets with the approval ot all property-owners. Tbe tame military patrol 19 oe ing kept up and will be enforced tor several days. No trouble of anv kind iu the city has been reported, aud everythiog so far lias been quiet. Larire crowds oi peo- e irom tLe bound towns nave oneii viewing the ruin to- day. The tire was neariy burned out with the exception ol' half a dozen places, win re the siuouldciing heaps are b biazing brightly. Most of tne day has been spent iu recovering safes In m the ruius and opening them. The sate ol IVutus, Sineim-in & Co. and its -nier.ts were inud to be total I destroyed. (Jurpe.i'erers and workmen nave be-n buy -V. tiay in puttinu up temporary t-.-.ii- L i ousiuess nousca aloti' bicoad t-tttet. Lans and 'anliiu- me tiiiu.il into piaces ol t.usisat-r, tioii !;. .lie en oi mi week the major portion of Secoisd street ruins i'l be re covered with terls ami business places. The name great conlidence and chueriuiuesM i everywhere mani fo.ste.1, aud the businef-s men apeak ihccrfully of the iuture. Fxcavi tions have already been com menced for new iirick buildings, ami m fcoi'ii as I he new plat of the biisinesfl streets is adopted, the erection of buildings will be com menced at uuce. The work of blowing down walls standing is going on tdowly to night, but will lie finished to-mwr-row evening. Large gangs of men will be put to work in the morning, clearing up the tuins, and this will give w.ik to all men who aie now wandering about the city in idle ness. The relief committee? have pro vided for all who need assistance, and to-day fed a large number. The number is decreasing some, how ever, and there is no longer any need for suffering. Telegrams containing money ami offers of assistance still continue to pour in. The worst is over now, and witb what is offered and now on hand, it is thought the wants will be sup plied. Mayor Moran has issued a proc lamation to all citizens having goods in their jiossession belonging to vnknown owners to return the same to the committee at the ar mory. Failing to do so by to morrow evening will be treated as stealing, and the offenders prompt ly punished. Tim Front street road announces that it will commence running again on Tuesday. The insurance adjusters are rapidly accomplishing the adjust ment of losses and are paying in surance, The remarkable confi dence of the heaviest losers for tho future has been contagious, and there is very little discouragement expressed in the city. The Oregon Improvement Cora, i .-. i i pany h?s commenced tbe work oi j repairing their docks and coal) bunkers, and have men and pilo driversuow at work upon them. They expect to be ready for busi ness again inside of three weeks. Tho estimated loss remains the samo as rejxrted, $15,000,000. Highest market price paid for five thousand pounds of bltached dried apples by G. W. htnipaon. Albany, Oregon. A new line of fine wall-papers wltk holders to match have been opened at Vortmillcr & Irving's. They aie new nmi i.ipiriiiit desimis. Call ano see them. Lovers of good coffee should try some of Julius GradwahTa choice grades. He keeps the best m the market and sells as he does all bis choke family groceries, at the lowest living prices. If yi;i want a eiean aud tine askforJ. Joseph's imi:i- made sinoTtS c Wiiiie abor cigars, for sale m luott c.-icsr dealers and al J. J..c,.V factory. Try ('nur. liro's i'a:; oc t cent llav;.na cigars WEATHER BULLETIN NO. 14. Another YV..k of Very 1'alr Condi tions to Growing: Crops. The following crop weather bul letin is conipileti frt.in reports t ntivpd from the dillereut countioi named, by U. S. IVque, who is in rharire ottlie cell tint olliee of tbe Orcou state wtather Imieaii .it Ponlati.l, ;r., lor tbv week ending June S: L'lie leuiperature has been above the avi-ragi", in ail tectioiir, from to 1- degrees. Thi rniulufl hns been below I tie average, i--t any lalling in tin: state during the p.ist week. The ouncbinn baa been above the av- few clouds bcini! at all v;si bio. the wheat crop has not uen W: J able, but to fruit aud iwrries it has iM-en verv favorabi Tbe week was characterized by continued w rin. cloudltss weather, riuudav. June 2. beiug uuusuallj warm, the thermometer marking in the ninetis iu moit parts of the htate. exeeiit f Ions the coast In Son i burn Urecou no rain uas . i fallen since May 19. Ic the wn lauiette valley uone bas (alien since May 21 except lew showers on May 28. In Eastern Oregon, in sections, rain fell copiously the last week of May. This shows alack of moisture al the proper time. Gentle showers during tbe first tw weeks of June are necessary for tbe orouer erowth aud maturity ot tbe raia crop. Heports from all sec tions indicate a desire lor more tain to insure the wbest crop The vield of wheat, notwitb standing the present dry spell, will ho much above the average, while riia would insure a more bontitul -jicUi. The wfieat has beud .-d out well, and harvesting will be in lull sway in the course of the next two weeks At lhndon. Coos county, oue field of rve was cut lor hay which viekicd eight tons to the acre. In Weston, Umatilla county, oue stno " of fall wheat prove J to have lb'O staiks in it, measuring 43 inches in Jencth. Through Mor row countv the orchards, g-irdcn j cn,i giaia , rmitin tW.'rlj tbrivmo- anil t . i t' ..r I crons of ail kiuds will be harvested ; in this region, as well as in fiber j u 0r n1:. tte fbe strawberry an 1 cherry crops continue to yield enormously. Wild b'.ackbiriic: are lipe in Folk county; wild and tame rasuberries are becoming very plentiful in t'ie markets. In Jackfcon county grapeviues ere in bioiim with indication for a large yield. Hops are very promising iu the Willamette valley. Fruit culture has increased in interest through Union eoui.ty, nod the orchards a:e very promis inr. Notwith tdiidiuL the heavy .Iw.a.r. ll.inil.. Il IT Ml !llll!fl fAlintt) Dl.uni.io .... v ..... ...... - - last week, a few good showers tre again needed to continue the ex cellent prospects for the grain yield. Strong hot winds have pre vailed through linker county dur ing tbe week. AlbauT, Lion Co. Iu ennse quence of tbe great amount of son shine and an entire abstnee of 'sin the fall griin in this neighborhood is turning prematurely yellow in the stalk. Haiti is wanted to fill the beads. Fruit is doing finely. Another report from Linn county elites that the wheat cr p will be a little short; the mes'.as are not filling out satisfactorily. Lebanon, Linn Co. Crops if all kinds look well. Farmers are fal low plowing. Ha; harvest is in progress. WtiaMn'. DtMovery "Another wonrterfol nliseovery bas been made and that too by a lady in this eonnty. Disease fastened its. clutches npjn her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were nndermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed Incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of ns a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking- first dose that she slept all night and witb one bottle hac been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. I.uther Luts." Thus write W. C. Uamrb k Co.- of Shelby, N. C. Get a free trial bottle at Foshsy & Mason's Drug Store. , TaraRon. W have iust received a Iresh supply of this celebrated roasx coffee, ground free of charge, on nnr Bflf-irrmdini macninc. vnw used, always used. Willamette Packing Co. Family Jar. We have a fine supply of ail sizes of fruit jars which we are sell ing at the lowest market price. The best goods at the lowest . figures. Willamette Packing Company. v- Btvioa of silt and bromie I mouldimts just received at the Al- I. in liff iiro trampfl bany t uniiiun: -made to suit the most fastidious. Come and see us, we guarantee a fit in the frame or no sale. Corner First and Ferry streets. The Albany Furniture Co. would i, oii in have vou call and ex- or,.m their complete stock of rrrmrl lif forc nurchasitig elsewhere. Wc- I-eiu ve we can muKe iv iu your inlrsFt to exaiiiine our prices and Kcods before pujc'iiasing. Corr.er Fir&t and Ferry 6treels. yOK IV. NO. 163 A CIIKAT IXPOSEI). A srsp! BM of S.Icm AYhicll ImIA Bare Framl. Th Colarist. In a Isrte faiUtry ue o. the wont men esrelerely a!locii his hammer to slip lrotu his hand, it Hew nan . a . l. way acrs tue t.ui ami Mru n !-low-workman in his kit ye. Tbe ... . i ... i.t:...IJ mau avoir. mi. his eye v- t.uttt. by the blow, alliums" aixtul t-x- aniiiiaUili tailed to le.ctl an injury. there beiuy lift s rf.atcn v:iible. He brought mus in !!i courts lorcompen sa'.:o:i lr liio bs .t naif of his cye- sij.bt j:nl tJut i all oilers n compro mise The day ot t;ie trial at nvea. and in open cotrt an cmine.ut oculist retained bv tl.e clclense exatnineu me allege.! injured member a.mi pave as bis opiniou tnat n was ts gwo.i as iiie ... immiI it: . "' V-" v red mnbined n v 9M T' ''Yrvw pared a blaek'card n wbicb ; ; words ware wntUn with green inks Then toe plaintiff was .nlerea w rnt on a pair of spectauies with two r. . . . i r .t. diflTent yiasscs me o.c iot .uc hj," eye treing red the one f.r the left Cll?;Stlll tu UKilliai v L Then the card was handed him and he was ordered to read the writing .... i . l on it. This lie aia wiiuout hkii.- tion, and the cheat was at once .x poj.d. Tbe sound right eye, fitted with the red glass, was unable to dis tinguish tbe greeu writing on iu black surface t tbe card, while the left eye, which b. pre!ntert was sightless, was the on. with whioh tbe reading naa to d. uone. OiMirmlntc an Vt.m roc. "This was sometime a paradox," a Hamlet 6aya. SSince, however, the people cf America and other "and have been enabled to pit Hosteller's Sumach Bitters against that unseen foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox, but an easy possibility. Whatever malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying una hole some vegetation impregnati-r the water, there, in the very stronghold of miasma, is the auxiliary potent to disarm the foe, and assure efficient protection. Feycr and a-ruc, bilious remittent, duui'j ague ami asruc cake, no matter liur tenaciously they have fastcnei tluir clutch on the syMt-m, arc first forced to relax their trrasp and eventually to abandon it alto gether. But it i preventive force that should chiefly recommend the Kilters to persons dwelling in malaria--Mir,;d lorriiities. fur it is a certain buckler of defer ec against whieii tue I i-ncmv .8 now eiles. ( nrcN iiaewise cc. uaewisc. I lTT.,. rkftl!i rlu-iinia rheuniatism, k'.duey. and I billious ailments. Tbe Verdict Cinaoimouk W.I). Suit, Urugiist. Bipptis, Inn, estifles: "I can rccomniemi l.lect-ic Bitters as the vci y best it mcdy. it very bottle sold has rivcn relief in every ease. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Khcnmatism of 10 years standing." Abrabnia Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirm!.: "The best selling medicine I have ever handled In my'Jd years' experience, is Electric Bitters," Thousands of others hove added their testimony, so that the ver dict is unanimous th-tt Electric Bitters do cure all diseasesjof the Liver, Kidncvs or Blood. Only a half ooliar a bottle at Fosbay & Masen' Drugstore Merit Wlai We desire to sav to our citixens, that for vcars we hate been t-rllinjr Dr. Kius's New Dieovervlor I Vmsiimption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen' Arnica Salve and Eleclrie Bitters, and have never bandied remedies that sell as well, or that have civrnuch uui yersal satisfaction. We do not hesi tate to guarantee them evcrv time, ' and we stand rcadv t refund the pur-cha-.e price, if satlsfactorv results do not follow itacir use. These remedle. hay won their great jpopulrltvpux lv on their merits, osbav A Mason Druggists. A rare lavraiosral. Is oae which is guaranteed to bring von satisfactory results, or in case of fsilnre a return of purchase price On Ibis safe plan vou can buv from oar advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Few Discover 'or Consump tion. It is gnrrantecd to bring relief in cverv case, when used for anv affec: tion of Throat, Lungs or Cbest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop. Ing Couiih, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable t taste, per fectly safe, and can alwavs be depend ed upon. Trial bottles free at Foshav & Mason's Drugstore. Boeklea's Armlet Valve. Tbe Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all 8kln Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no pay required. It Is cuaranteedtogive perfect satisfaction, or money refanded. Price 25 cents per box, For sale by Foshay Mason, Durno's Catarrh Snnff. Sure cure for sore cyss, deafness, headache, and the worst forms of estarrh in tbe head and lb rest. Price 25 cents. SoM by Foshay A ;Masoo, Albany, Oreeon. The rrMe of VT. .. A clear nearly and transparent skin is always a sign of pure blood, and all persons troubled with dark. greasy, yellow or blotched skin cao rest assured that their blood is out of order. A few doses of BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIOR aud BLOOD MAKER will remove tbe cause and the skin will become clear aud trams parent. Try it, and if uttisf action is not given it will cost yon nothing. It is folly warranted, ii. I- Blaok man, druggist. New comers to the city will nolo the fact that I am tbe only grocer in town who jwns bis own delivery wagon and takes orders at their houses for the day's supplies. All goods delivered promptly and in ajood order. Lcavo orders ab tho rtoie if you wish us to call. C. II. Spencer. Fruit fresh every dy f:om tho market gardens at C.flL Spencer's, L l i -1 r "4 v. 4.