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ALU ANY. OllJiGON, TJJXAY JAUGuST G 19.
VOL. IV. NO. 214
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET AND FASTCHD GOODS
eo 10
-HE ALIO
Tie Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the
Willamette Tallej,
CALL AND SXAMENW HIS STOCK.
E.HE
The Ldiflc
Carries the Largest Line of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Uoods, Etc. in the Willam
ette Valley.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
b !Iis Merchant Tiiloriiij Dupai'tmcni
SSH3R9
LUMBER!
-TME-
BULKLEY fi HEALD LUMBER COMPANY.
HUDSON, OR.
'J" Are maw prepared U furnish laasaer in ar-7ad '.eta ia Albany.
Wmte far pritea U as at, DRAIN, DOUGLAS f 0. eiEtiON.
Hopkins k
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN.
-DEALERS IN-
Mtoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppermmre, Pumps
Iron l ipen and nil kind of J'lumbinf) Gotds.
Aglntsfor the CVebrated
ON TIME
Ceeking aad Heating Stave, fcae Wat stare far taa leart asewry ever
Ml4 in th'j city. Give taeaa a call at Ike Pieroe Blatk.KrarJk Firer
ale a i
t. a many, uregaa.
Tulius
Manufactauer of
AND dealer in-
n tp an
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Ill II
UHLi LUiUlULL LiU
Cigars, riug'anii fr tick in v Ti 1: ties, Ate m lirvpt m tl liijn rijit,
full lint' of Smokers' Art'plcs. Also denier in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUIiS.
a ; t turrt , Kaa.:b Real EtitaW Olluc AILmit
1 G. l. worn.
i Successor to E. W. Langdon
dulu ts
urugs, Painter Oils,
Perfumery and toilet article.!.,
also a fall "line of books an:!
stationery, periodicals, etc.
fgr Prescriptions careful!?
com poinded
:ti odd fellows temple.
'.lbanj Oregon
OAMISS -
Clothier.
ALBANY
LUMBER!
3a
Joseph
Choice CiVais
.tow
1
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mare
fid
ft ROYAL Kffi3SJ
Absolutely Pure.
Tuie powder never vane!-. A inarv-.i
1 purity,8trcnj.rtli and wliolcpomcness.
More economical tliaii the ordinarj
kinds and cannot he sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold onlv in enns. Royal rUicrN' Vw
ber Co ; 10f. Wall St.. N. T.
D W ( uwlet it to., Ajreats,
Portland, Orexea.
riii si i n
WIl DAVIS, M I. rilTSiCIAN AND
pi.'e ii. t n ' e ff und at lii ert;ce
room ii. S rahanV Mr.tk, I- in-t streit. Albanv
Ur-goti
1 K V. CM Wl I liLIN, I10MKOPATH1C
I phviiHt! and kur.con. Oftice, corner
Ihin! mill Lyon reefs, AP-any, rc'on VI
ficu hoiim ninriiiiii.'s, 8 to 9 and 12 to I and
after 6 in ev n:i vs.
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P. M.
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H.F. MERRILL,
Ba nker
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Hu !'. tir.. coiititv and ity
:rr:ilit-. !!i(-f;vv dr; iiti Hlibject to
heck :i.n ri -; ni . tn i.imr de
IHiBitr-
I't.lliMi .if f c prin! pt atteation !
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Aire-rif ;i-r '-!i.iKi. iro n :i(l mim rine
ristirn'n ( ntpiiiii "r. J
iiknv Batii House
tt.y.SSNG b A
JOSEPH 'VI KtiKrT. PROpPvlETOR
' i .lie. ..i-ii t-liiirfrpuN liair dre.
. i .lty . i.iij nut Ufiu-t lot
zuHrnnt.il,
HA'vi.Nt. -;:.; as i:Tfl:Ks-r in Tiir.
wtor .-e'tefu! f e ihaiid.Hr pf the
firm of ' -!. x fablr i.-C. f.. Ktana.d, I
wish to ea l tbe ; ';e:ifi c of nil h know
thems. ! ! -!.-i.le l : ' l.f.w It i a'lie t
.tall a.i.f e t u fire, lia'iiiy void out on
account h th. ! ex.ct to ehaupe
cMinae -r -v.-.:'-, und al' accounts not
s-'ttictt ' :r. t read n leave Hri-wnsvilie
il be 1. 1. w - n fi-.i- fi.r eeliection. A
wi-rd . ' .' : ii. "lil-i-'elit
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l riiit c..! f.r I-..- lioatind at
Hvpkiu A Salmiarr . ;
M'M ltl ITH1
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of tlie Poyal College ol
Loinl'r., Knj;land,'alsiof the lielle-
vi;e Mc-ilical y"lieoe-
Tlic J!r. iii'H "apt-ut a lifelimc if
!iui ami prnctice anl in; kes a sjic
tinlty clirouic Uiseast-s, roiiinves
cancers, scrofrlacnlarutiKi-nts.tunuira
;i:tl wens, without pain or the knife,
lit u!m inakea a specialty t.f trcat
:ner.t with electricity. Has prac-tit cd
in the German French and Kiiylifh
hospitals. Calls promptly atte:ifled
day or nitrht. His m. tto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
5T0flicc and residence Ferry struct,
ltd ween Third and Fourth
IN GOLD
To Be fa Away.
Cut onl this atlvcitisenicnt and send it
J. LAHMKH& CO., Nuiscrvman, "loronto,
C'aauda, with It thrte-cext Canadian, oi '21
two-cent American iws'.as" Ktau ps, ai d they
will Bund you by mail (postpaid) in good time
for planting in April or May next, your
cnoicc of any on of the following collection
rf plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the 9,(M.OO in k Id that they are
irivintf away in rder t introduce thir nur
sery stock.
Collection, of Plants
No. 12 hardy roes.
No. 2 2 hardy climbing roses,
No. 32 overbloomiiiB roses forhouM snl-
ture.
No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. 510 gladiola.
No. 03 hardy grape vines."
Nc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4) each blask aad
red!
No. 8-20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kinr
No. 96 very choice plants tour houss ul-
ZT.tiire,
No, 10 5 cherry currants (re1).
No 11 S Lees jirolificcurrai ts (black)
No, 12 5 white crape c.mnts
All letters with this advertisement enclosed
alomr ith btamns for any one or more eol
lions of plants, will be numbered as fiey
i-nini to hand, and the eerdtrs of the tiret
thirteen hundreil will receive Ki'ts as follows:
1st JJ.'iO I he i.ext 20, ?10 eaeh.
nd 100 1 The next 40, 5 each.
3rd- SO The next 415, 2 eaeh.
4th 30 1 i he next 820, $1 each.
oth 20 1
After M),00rt letter hive been received, the
sender of the next 1,100 letters will receive
Hilts as follows:
1st 225 ! Next 10, $15 rich
2nd LJ5 I Next 15, $10 each
2rd - 75 I Next 40, $5 ewli (
4rn 50 Next 470, $2 each
'.th 2 Next 500. t?l eaeh
Aft.T b 0,000 letters have been reeeied.
?s k.solt ir n xt 1,000 letters will re-
v .Its a:. I-.1 iW-i:
au l .: ! each Next 9 20 ech
3, 4 and 5 . 75 each I Next 15 10 rich
6, 7 and 8. . 50cai h Net34 3 each
in, 11, 12. 25 ea. h 1 N. xt 93 1 each
After 150.000 letters h. ve been reieivtd the
iieiidcr.H of the next 1.109 letters will teeeive
jilts as follows:
1 . .$i(fi each Next 10.."!
2 75 eaih Nett 25...
3 and 4 6n ea h Ne t 585 .
Nevt5 25 each I Next 479.
.20 each
. 10 eaeh
. 2 eaeh
. 1 each
Any person may endaii iinmiurof time."
for any of tbe above eoiiectiong If 5 eciitsin
"t,-.iiijw cxtr-i is sen, we wll send in Jui;
n t a prin d lint of the names t all persons
v'ir are entitled to rifts.
We make tlii- lihe ai offer t reeders of the
llMtALn, Kiow iru it w i t m t p.iv n- cow, but
u: object is to i tro hu e .air sto k and V-uild
up a trade "ur in.-iilii!.' Hiiins are Toronto
ml Slirul nn unt. lint., l oL-hester, N. Y..
i.ouisvi'.le. Ky., I lai' esville, O.. and Ch'omio,
ill., ami c will cuurantec nil ruirk to -eaeh
ur .-ustou-er in j;o:.d condition. We employ
! a 'ents, but ileal direct with customers,
ml .ntn sell and delivei stock tu any part of
be I'nit,. d States or Cariaua about ne
iaif tbe pri. e charged hy othei nurerymn,
broinrh agents, i.emeuibtr we wid not be
iiij-rs ild '-J .my re -table firm. end ua .
i't of wants ai d we will ipiote you pries; r
ent-H for a h.nd me il ust'ated eatal fur
Ali'eh y u may deduct from vour firrt srder
'(Iress all letters
J UHMER&CO,
Nurserynen.
ItlKtiN m. CANAiJA.
THOSE WISHING A FIRST
class iiaiio, M-wiiit; ma'-hine, th
iatcBt iiiunic ( r artists' n aterials, will
rind a iMfiiti !.., calling at Mrs. B.
rl vinatiV. The tii.itios are fully guar-
.Mitee.l ior tie ears. The het-t
piam ji in. ul- t i staiid the ciimateof
lie Pae-.tio coa..t. The New Ameri
can Sfwisi; Machine will please most
i '.rt.i'iiouy. Paiiitin and music les-
sot s tiveii tin-fir' Mailililliy. Im-
tT'ddery aul Orcpsmakin done to
order. N". I I.j Ut St., Albanv. Or.
A L, BAN Y
liilbhle Institute,
ALBANY,
OREGON
i two
IKKM
A Euli Corpi of Instructors.
Clamical, wicnnHc, literary, c nimcrci.il
and iK-riea! ela-fts Courres of t-tudi ar
ranged io m ct tbe nicdx ! all yrailes of
students. 'jejai un'ocemci.lH offered to
ludetitn from nbrnad. Tjitiop raiiec from
35.54 to M'-'M I'cr lerm.
Iiistrunieiitnl insti uction in music will
given by Sl-ss Lama (ioltra.
!'.;arn in pri. ate 1 ini!ie k.' low rates, aad
rooms for M:lf boarding at miall expense. A
careful suh r. i-ion excrciscxi over puuHs
away from home.
Kor ircul r- a id full particulars, itMrw'
the presii'e-1,
KKY. Kl.liKKTN CUNMT,
Allny, tr0QB,
WATERLOO!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
Te.urii.t.'- ai il ple-irure retkers can scenra
nrs'-clao 'Ci on mo aMons .f J. G. (Jross at
the Waterloo hotel on tea-, nable ternu.
Board 1 per . or V4 : 0 pel week. Hote
wiJ be ftoptrly fed and car.d for. Wat e loo
ia situated on the it ft l ai.k of the Santiam,
is well rlndi d fi-rniinif a most atlr ctive
tampion i. round, 1 e s ucry al ut tne falls
bei tc fine, and it is beeonKnu aniowi popul -r
summer rssor . Tne spun eg have Iota
imnrovc.1 and nrnish co.'d s;arklinr mineral
water for niu b Wate-loo has Jtcome
laoious.
; SHILOirS CATARRH REMEDY !
A po.itive care for eatarrh. dipbtlirrbi
a1 1 t nksr moulb. Far a! by Fo-
hay Mmo j
Kubber and leather belling of aJ :
diotriptiona at .-.tewart Sc iox, I
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Attorney-General Miilcr Will Not
Succeed Justice Matthews
KEFUSKI)
OFFICE.
Col. Clark Says Hs Is Hot Ccmpeteot 1
YTork Ucst fce Done B(f.rn Leaves
cfAbsenca Willts Granted.
Special Correspondence. J
Vaiiistos, July 29. Secro
t ;i iy Wiuuoiu went tu Liter rurk
ciatuulay. it is expected that ho
Aill ivm ia until the middle ol the
veck as he i.us uuinher ef inipor
uiit mullets io subui.t to the Presi
dent. Attorney General Miller lias re
turned to Washington. His visit
to the PicsiUcut ave the oid
rumor thut he was to be appointed
to succeed the late Justice Matthews
d the Supreme Court a fresh suit.
I have the very best ot reasons lor
bcl.evio; that Mr. Miller will nut
vu upon the Supreme Court beuch,
although there is not the slightest
doubt that the President had ut
one time almost fully determined
o make the appoiutuicat. The
change ot mind is understood to
have oeeo brought about by a
strong protest Horn a number at
leaping Indiana repubicaus. Of
course it is always possible far the
President to chune his mind
again, but I thiuk he has bten
made to sec that the appuintmeDt
of Mr. Miller, however much he
mignt like to make it on peisoual
rounds, would be bad politics,
Hnd the political sagacity of the
President is too great for any up
prehcuion to be telt oy his lricucs
that ho wil make any bad breaks
of that sort.
Secretary R".sk and the Attorney
Geuerul are the only members ot
the Cabinet ia town to day, but
several ot the otheis will be ut their
d sks to morrow.
Secretary noble has appointed
W . C. Elaui, at Virginia, Chief ot
a division in the iu'.tiiior dupiitt
ment. .Mr. Elarn has lor yenrs
been a hard worker lor the re out?
licau iMftj. White editor ot the
Richmond Whig he fought sevcra.
duels on account ot his lear.ea
editorials. He is at present a mem
ber of the Virgiuia legislature.
Col. Emmons Clark, of New
York, who was recently Kppniutcd
consul ut llnvre, France, has de
clined the appointment. The po-.i
Hon is oue 01 great commercial iu;
porUace, and it is said tiiut the
inucij ii! causa ot Col. Clark's 1k
'.it.utlmi wa- his lcHltlint he lacked
i h? ouaiiiei-s experience ucce.-sary
to u tliccc.-blul a(.'iu:iji:jila:iuu ot
the othec. Il tiidt 's true lie de
serves great credit, tor the meu j
n know hw to guge their own
nihility are very rur,
Notice has lceu given the clerks
in the Kecord ami Pension division
ol tne Wur department that no
more leaves of abseuce will be
granted in that divisi.n until the
baCK work is disposed ol. Id that
divisiau there are oO.OCu ptusion
Ctsesin arrcrs. They disposed ot
uOoUi 809 per dir. tiut as the Pen
sion cilice sends up several hundred
new cases every day it will be
sometime before they can catch up.
Stent ry Windoiu has concurred
in an apiniao given by Solicttot
Hepnurn that a book keeper
brought aver to New York by an
Ei guh firm with a branch haase
iu New York City will bava to be
sent back to Eugland as his coat
ing there under contract was a
violation ot the alien iabor law.
The complaint was nade by the
A met ican bookkeeper who was
discharged to make a place lor the
Eng islituaa.
A committee rtpieseating the
4 New Era Exposition'", to be held
iu Sep enilier and October next at
St. Joseph. Missouri, called on
Secretary Rusk Saturday and pre
sented him with a handsome and
unique invitation to attend the
Exposition, which, by the way, is
to be held in honor of tbe establish
ment of tbe Department ot A;ri
t-urure. The Secretary informed
the committee, that he could no',
at this time definitely accept the
invitation, but that he would try to
so anaDge bis engagements as ta
attend.
Commissioner of Pensions Tan
ner has ordered a big pension
HtieLCy with bead-quriers in New
York ami Chicugo to stop sending
out circular headed "Corporai
I'auuer's tVliey", as the SHid
circu ur had never ben ubuiitted
to the Peusiou t.ffice for approva.,
Hccording to the tults ef that office.
Aiu ng the objectionable features
ol this circular is a statement said
to have bten made by Commissiuner
Tanner to newspaper correfpon
dents expressi. g his opposition to
tlie policy ot paying small uensious
ol $3, $3 and $4 per mouth. Mr.
Tanner never made such a state
ment. Secretary Noble says the rumors
ufiectiHir the war recoro ot Oeo
Mornmi. recently appointed Indian
O tDmiioner, do that geutleman
yreat inir.stit:', and that there is
iiotli-.m.' in the it crd reflecting on j
the honor o Geu. Mo.gac, whom J
he I elieves to be a man of tin
hichest integrity.
The Commission appointed by
Secretary Noble to investigate the
rerating of pensions during the
last twelve mouths arc busily at
work. Nothing will be made pub
lie until their report is made.
Commissioner Tanner is in perfect
accord wi h the Cotxmissiou, and
is just as anxious to get to the bot
tom of some suspicious looking
matters.
Secretary Tracy has signed the
contract for the construction ;f u
const delentrc vessel. She is t-i be
built by the Union Iron Work-. !'
Sin Fiincisc ', and is to cost $7'';-',-O'JO.
To Cure tbe Taste for Liquor.
A correspondent of tbe New
Yrk Sun, iu uuswer to tlie nuei
tiou, "Can a:i u.-:iv i;ive me a cure
lor tii'uiikcuii'v'rV" s;iys:
'In Ju gC! ce ir. spit it al'ler a
while whicn i.- lengir or shorter
according to the convtitutinu of the
person proihices nritiJ ion, inflam
mation and fever of the s-tooiach,
hence the craving fur drink; and
the greater the lever the greater
the craving. As spirits act also an
the nervous system und cu the
brain, tbe nervous system becomes
impaired and the brain weakened.
Who can deny that a person ailing
in these several ways is laboring
under a serious disease? He bus
then no will power to exercise, be
tiie seat of the will is in tbe nor
ous centers, and when these are
im oared or destroyed so is also the
will power.
"Here is the cure: Let the per
son have within his reach a ftna'l
v al ot the best kind of Peruvian
bark, and when the craving for
liU'ir comes on him let him take
a teaspooDtul o: the tincture every
two hours. I iv a few days the
taste for liquor is destroyed, and
destroyed while indulging in it,
or tin. u e of Peruvian ba k is
spirits into which lias been era a n
a 1 the suostauce of Peruvian bark.
It is to be found in every drug
stoie, but it should be cf the very
besi.
"Peruvian bark is a tonic. It :s
uiso the besi, if not the only, cure
known ior lever. Itisfram Peru
vian bark that quinine is extracted,
and, moreover, it is anti-periodic.
If is tiy these three agencies that it
desti- y the cravtn2 lor liquo.
Anv one wishm.i' to be cured of
- v
(iranibliiiK and NasC'cS
Tlie Ouiver.
Kor want of a little tbungkt, n.any
a weduini' iiui; Las cut, as :t were,
tlw hone!
the wearers hncer to
Manv n TVo?,l....r" ri,t,t 1. a Iw r
heavier than a Tea of lead. Meu
must make allowance for women as
wemen, if they want to be happy
themselves and to make their wives
happy, and women must make al-
lowances for men and for men as
men. Thf-y each have their own
troubles and their own needs, aa i
Very of tea the or;e does not cJtr-
eland aud cauuot understand the
n -eds t'l tne other. Men have their
own troubles a id worries, and women !
have theirs; let each be atsure l of
that as regards tho other and act ac
cordingly . Ii will be appreciated
don't be afraid of that. Me ware of
naggledom, inv dear. Th man that
will stand being n 'gged at is a saint,
and saints are not as plentiful as
blaekbci ries in the world. There's
male nagging, my dear, as well as
female mate grumbling and never
b. ing pleased; and fo'ks who expect
to come ont as "duck" at the end of
120 years would, after eighty or
ninety years nagging, make a poor
figure in a matrimonial poultry show.
It the man had been grumbling and
the woman nagging all that time,
they'd look like two moulting birds,
and not like two well-establisheJ,
healthy fowls. Each to be the other's
help, each tbe other's blessing; each
to hope to be with the other forever
and ever and so to live her that
they may be fit for being together
there.
Mrs. Jacob Scondue, f SprinrflclJ,
Ohio, while visiting with he) father
in law at Gaynor City, Mo , was takea
veiy sich with cholera morbus. A
pluniciau was sent for, but as the
doctor was not at borne, Mr. S. .
Wible a merchant of Gvynor City,
handed the husband of tin; sick lady , a
email bottle of Chamberiaiu's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
aPK him t try that, and if Oid not
cure, he need not pay for it; but it did
its work, and before ret rninc to their
bene, they called and procured
another bottle, Uncle John Scondue
says he never be without Chamber
uin Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 23 and SO cent aottlds for
sale by Fashay & Maaoa.
Kt a rt'allfaraia Btoar.
Anybody can catch a cold this kind
of weather, Tbe trouble is to let ro,
like the nan who caught the bear.
We advise our readers to purchsse cf
Foshav Mason a bottle of 8anta
Abie, the Califorcia KineofConsump
ton. Asthma, Bronchitis, Couphs and
Croup Cures, and keep it band'. 'Tis
pleasing to the taste and death to the
above complaints. Sold at $t 00 a
bottle or S for 2 50. California Cat-R-f'uie.
ives immediate relief. The
Catar -!,:.! virus is soon displaced by
if. l.fiiiina: and penetrating nature.
Give it a trial. Six months treatmfcut
tfl 00, sent by mail f 1 If,
I'oekrt Cutlerj.
The hrgept and finest diB lay
cv ry nrouznt to una valley jnn
let-tnvf.'l al Stewart & Fox's. Call
and examine.
that ailment can bo in !h way 1 1 inoinpson . ot uarnnari, s j ,
have ties: ribed, but there ar-j lew ,M?ck yesterday at 2 o'clock r.
d.u.,k,rds, iii-it-.i, who wi3). fok)etbLutv1,8 gotten under control
t.urttj the prompt action of th lire
partmcnt, beforo muci dan
OVER THE WIRES.
Congress Must Shoulder tie
Seizure Matte;.
PENDLETON'S SUA LI. riiii:.
Editing a Ttain acd Bcccritg Two lu l
caad Dsllars K Lte Sew.'
Frcai Sp.kiD..
The. llEitALb's Srcuil iie pa tcr.es. I
Washington, Aug. -r. At-n.
Secretary Wharton wa" .sf-ked ti .
morninu if the sl;it ti.'partiin
( had anything to ay i:i rogai.i
i the escape of the Iirrish i..
Black Diamond. "The dep.
hnent," Wharton paid, "lias i
i been advised o- the seiznro of i u i
i Black Diamond or any other v..-.-
eel. It has no news on the f-u-e-ject,
and therefoic has no sia -ment
to make in regard to lis
tuture action in the matter."
"Have you seen the t-tateii't 1 1
that it was the desire to let . e
Black Diamond oscap? after tvid
capture, and therefore Lnt one ti a.i
v.as put aboard her from
liush?"
"No," -aid Whatlon, "I U
not seen that statement, and L.
ao means of knowing that i.
trne. This whole matter of .
seizure of these vessels, so far
has gone, is under the control
direction cf the treasury det-
e
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6-
ment. If there is any blame at r
gether, to these seizures, it tnust
be laid at the door of congres. it
passed a law demanding the pi i
dent to issue a proclamation . x
tending to the water of Behi
sea, same protection to seals .. 1
other fur-bearing animals, as i. .
corded, the fur-beaiing inhabit;. :s
of Alaska, and the waters tLei
by the general act of fishers.. 1
the law, is simply being enforr. .1,
and that is what we are here
i-.r.
to carry out the laws that conji'
exact?. Bo far this question
not become an international ;
The sta'e department has not l
informed o;liciaUy of any fioi :
proceeding and therefore
nothing to act upon."
FENDLKTON'S VISITATICI
Fir Krtalg Out Ia a rkotog-i. at
Gallery- Tatal Loss 840,000
Pendleton, Or., Aug. o.-., ir
broke out in the photograph t
lery of Tennery & Wlieelei . o
i rr.i T. 1 . . . .
ironi ill!; ilaiiits itn none, i
ncry &. Wboeler kfct all, hot
. j others received only plight dan
' to goods through removal. K
! f & 1;ean!8. '"fSC
sit'.ck
:i:il Wi
i UadlV t.-lllia"ed l)V JirC
j The lotaI loss will amount to p.
; acly $10,OfK), Te.I eoverc by
! uraiicJ. 'I here was an abuvt. t
fc'ipi'lj' of water :st the t::;itf ot
, .firt..
! " - -
J $TAM)1N L'S A TWAIN,
, .
Getttag Anay With a large l il
; r Looty.
Four WoitTii, Tex., Atg. b. i,x
ma-ked men stopped the I fit
Worth & Denver mail a 'id ezp.
train, south-bound, between CJ1
enne, Wyoming, s-ndTaicaso e i f
this morning. Two thousand U
lars were secured.
Wire Dtni a 8pkaa.
Pobtlaud, Ang. 0. No n
was received last night from b
kane. 'Ike wires are all down,
is expected that a wire will
working by 10 o'clock.
aMsarmtnx aa Cntn F.
"This was emetim a paradox,'
Ilamlet aays. Since, however,
people cf America and tber '
have been enabled to pit lUstett
Stcmaeh Bitters against that nin
foe, malaria, it is no langer aparat
but an easy possibility. TV halt
malaria evolve its misty vanou
poisita tb air, and decayiaguawk.
soma vegetation imarefnattr
water, there, in tbe very strong),
of miasma, is tb auxiliary poten
disarm th fo and assor effie
protection. Fever and ague, bili
remittent, duin i.u and agne ci
no matter hw tenaciously tbey L
fasienei' their clutch on tbe cyst
are frit frced to relax their ei
and eventually to abandon it u
getber. But it 1 preventive f
that should chiefly recommend
Bitters to persons dwelling ia mala
cursed localities, for it is a cer
buckler of defence against which
enemy .s poeilc"s. Cures, like
dyspepBia, rheumatism, kidney i
billiout ailments.
Aa Aksolai Car
The Originf 1 Abietin Oiaiaient
onlv put up in large twe-eunce
boxt rj, and is an absolute enr foi
sores, burns, weunds cfcnpped bat
and all skin ernptions. willpesii
lv cure all kinds of piles. Ask ti
Original Abietine Ointment. Sole
Fo.-bar & Maioa at M tents r I
by mai. SO Hilt,
Eaeklea's A rale ialve.
The Best Salve in the world
Cuts, liruisef, Sores, L' leers,
hhcum, Kevcr Soref , Tetter, Chaj
Hands Chilblaii.s, Come, and
Skin Eruptionf," and positively ct.
Piles, or no pay required. It
Guaranteed to tiive perfect satisfacl
or money refunded. Frito ' e.
per bos, Kor tal ly Kophay
ilatitir.,
Ice croam rcrverl every di
the Fep'-t bolel, only c wi's.
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