V
CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1) 1SS9.
VOL. IT. NO.
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FOR PURE DRUG
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&AXJ A3TD BXAMTN132IH1S23STOCK.
The Mi
Carries the Largest Line of
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in the Willam
ette Talley.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
la Uis Merekut lim Department.
I'aJSa'ML BLK,
LUIY1
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BULKLEy d HEALI)
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HUDSON, OR.
EST Art Mrf pre paretl t fnriiak lumber h ar-Iaei '.? is AlWnv.
Write fr pricM t rn at, PKAIN. f)r'flLAS fXR6..'
Hopkins k Mini,
CHEAPEST PLACEv IN TOWN.
DEALERS IK
Mteves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Ctppmvmre, Pumps
Iron Pipes and nil kinds 0 I'linnhUif) Geds.
Alntsfor the CVebrmted
ON TIME
kiag u Heatinj ?it, th Wt stay ir ik least ataaey artr
4tll in this city. Giva theai a aall at tke Fiaaaa Blak,iN'rartk First
WWwt. Albaar, OraM.
Tulitjs Joseph
Manufactauer of Choice Cigais
NI rK.
wim
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FINE
rv nnu
iiirun
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C:ar, Unsjand fmokir.s TLai- e, Hepisi hat:m" and l i
full line of . 'makers' Articles. Ao dealer in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FKUHs.
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Successor to E. W. Langdon
DBALKB ix
UMB, Paints, Oil
Perfumery and toilet article.
also a full line of books ttiir j
stationery, periodicals, etc.
V$f Prescriptions earefulh
compounded i
IN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE.
Albany Oregon
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ALBANY
LUIV8BER I
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LUMBER COMPANY.
HfiO I
urrtdt Keay' Kei J.Male Cilt r AIivxt
f ROYAL Sot!'"" J
utely Pure.
This powuer never runes. A marvel
i ot purity,slrenrth and wholesomeness.
! W . !..-! 1 1.- IT.,.
i ,iore ciiiouiit-at iiiau uic mniiuij
kinds. md cannot be sold in competi-
tionwilb multitude of lew test, short
weight alum or
phosphate powaers
Sold only in ems. Rotal Baking row
cm Co , 106 Wall st. N. T.
D U" I'aowi.F.v ': Co., Ageat.-,
L'artlund, Oiegai.
I. DAVIS, M. P. I'll YS1C1AN, AND
sn.'con. t un I r found at his .Hire
room ir. Struh.m' block, first street. Albany
I Oregon-
Die C. CT1.'
lll VSicillU
AMhLkT.IN. HOMEOPATHIC
ami riirgton. Oflice, corner
Third and J.von streets, .Vl'nanv, Oregon Of-
fire hour, niorniii'.'s, Mo !l and VI t. I and
after (i in evenings.
G.
1 W. MASToN. PHYSICIAN .'M'SUil
geon, Albany, Oregon
H.t ELLIS, PHYSICIAN
I lVt . geon, Albai.y, Orison.
AXI Sl'Kr
CC. KKLLY, PHYSICIAN AND .rK
. 'con Albany, Oreu'iii. "rtiee in l'n-ri'e
new block. Otfice.liouie, from S a. m. to 4
T. M.
J. UOSSITKIJ, VKTE K ! X A R vTclT
i . aeon, urailiiatt- of Ontario vcttrimiry
college ami member of the '.Mitario veterin
ary mcdieal sxiety, is prepared to treat llie
discaMS of all liomeytkated animals on
scientific lrineipleH. OMiee ."f Ar.s Maisiiail's
livery stable. Kcsiilciice 4:li aiiil CalapGoia
strectB, Albanv, Oregon.
Di:. I. V. STAI.'K. rHYHflAN AND
S'lrroon, !aie of l,ro iiHrilic. Or, 0;riie
in tbc Stmlnn-IVao-e block ip.tair in tbc
n ar r'.onis on the iniin l:a!. Cai rouiilr
atter.iied to in ntv it eountjv.
DR. K Knl.HF.WAV, VKTERIX
treon, Albany, Oregon Cradu;
ARY Sl it.
aduate of Cer
' man and .A mei icitrt i-olN-sjes.
J IIWIIII I ! I ,11 IM
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w mnicrrr.
ila:;ki:i i:n, v iinarr atki:.m:y at
J XJ I. aw, Albany, (ie"li. OMice in O'l'l
o: I ,ov. .- Ii iuj lc. :'. racf icf in all tT-;:rt
jr the M:.te, aod'ie sjceiil attention to all
b;:Mi,ess
U'OI.YK.'.TON IIAKLKSF. A fCOUNHY
at Law, All anv, Or. Oltn e in rooms 13
; ami 14, titer's block, ever L. X. blaio'i
T K. U KAi llOIOItH," ATIORXEY" AT
rt . law, Albany, Oregon. otfi'.-B in Odd
KclleAv's Ton pie. Will praet in all the
conrtr- of t le--'.e, nnd e B;'n.-:al ttention
to all bieoi.es
HKWKIir, t'RACTK'AL WATC11UAKB
, and jeweler, Albmiy, iee.,
- m j W..JJ1 jw ;
l.tiotl !ire.i lz.
T)Ani:F pkissn Krarcviy i7ANr-
I tain iii.i iiiatr ml prompt .rk by railinr
i:pon e-;-!c:ntv mnrvoi f. T. T. Fisher, lit
i haeomp'ete copie of f.nK ..les n4 t.wn
i hin pl:it., ar.rt i prepare 1 ted. nurrer'nif in
! any yiri of Litis iro'inty. Post.rtico acbireM,
.Milirrgstati.il, l.ina oou :tA.rejn.
0
1 b. w:nn. ai;fnt rn mu ika
ipg hr.-. life aa! ceidrst imuriacr m
pames.
tar K.nl.
F
i;rxi-5Mr. t:at.vs To rint.
AT 'MIB
Citv lte;taurat.
THAT H.icriK CITa.v
we quickly cured hy Shilak't Cure. TT
;uar:iire it. rsby Jt Marea.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker
1
ALBANY,
REGON
I Sells excliaaje b Nerr Yark, Saa
! Francisco nnd Portland.
I Buy nates, state, county aad city
i warrants. Iiece'ire deposits subject ta
check. Interest allawed aa time it
posits
Collection; receive praanpt atkeatiaa
Correspondence solicited.
3?"0lllce hours from 8 a. v. lo 5 p. m
Ajrent for reliable f ra and marine
nsurance companies.
Aitany Bath House
aN
HAIR DRESSING SAL00M,
JOSEPn WEIBEB, FROFRIETOR
i "Ladier and children's hair dreas..
i ng a specialty. Dnti.w satisfactiaa
: euaranteed
1L 0T.
HAYING SOLD MY INTERK8T IX THE
store of general merchandiM of th.
firm of Coshow & Cabl. to C. E. htanard, I
wish to call the attention f all who knew
thoiflsel-es indehteJ t. Coshow k Cable to
rail and settle at once. Having sold out oa
account of poor health, I expect to change
clima'e for r. iile. nnd all accounts not
settled before I set rnxiv r !e. Krownsrill
- ill be left with an fiii.fr for i-.lleeti.n. A
word to the wise is nlieient.
oi!loW,rr.wnni
fireen p'aN cai'Iagr, cauliflower.
ouiO!i5. itlery, pic r.iarit, fse.-ii, at
llrawnoT. t s.'kriiin!.
l'fis.t cans far the Ikaiaanoi nt I
tfaakiaidt SUaarsn'c.
Abso!
SPEC IAL JKOTICK.
DR. W. C5MEGUS,
Graduate of the oyal College of
London, England, also of the Ke!!e-
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronic dise&ac-s, removes
cancers, scrofria enlargements, tumors
:.tid wens, without pain or the knife.
I b; also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practii ed
in tiie German French and English
hosnitals. Calls oromptly attended
j t;a3' or night. His nmtto is
' "GOOD WILL TO ALL."
j Oilico and residence Ferry street,
! between Third and Fourth.
IN GOLD
o Be
(ii?en Away.
I Cut o:it this at'.vcttienit'nt and send it
'.I. LAHMKK& Co., Nurseryman, Toronto,
I Car.ada, with 14 three-cert Canadian, oi 21
1 two-cent American postage, stampf, and they
will hcud you by mail (pobtpaid) in food time
for pian'ting in April or May next, your
choice of any one of the following collection
of plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the SM.tW'J.OO in cold that they are
giving away in .rder t. introduce th.ir nur
ery tock.
Collection of Plants
No. 12 hardy roues.
No. 2 2 hardy climbing roses.
No. 32 overbloomiiii;ro9es frhoim cul
ture. Xo. 4 2 dahlias.
No. 510 gladiola.
No. 63 hardy grape vines.;
Xc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4 each kla.k aad
red!
No. 8 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kinds.
No. 95 very choice plants four hous. .ul
3";ture. No, 10 5 cherry currants (ref1).
No. 115 Lees prolific currants (black)
No, 12 5 white grape currants
All letters with this advertisement endowed
along with btamps for anv one or more col
tions of plants, will be numbered as tliev
come to hand, and the senders of the first
thirteen hundred will receive sifts as follow:
1st $250 The next 20, S10 each.
2nd 100 ' The next 40, .5 each,
3rd - 50 The next 415, $2 each.
4th 30 'I he next 820, $1 each.J
,ith 20 I
After 50,oimj letters have been received, the
fiiiier of the next 1,100 letters will receive
Hilts as follows:
1st. $22."i ; Next 10, $15 each
2nd l:C, I Next 15, 10 each
2rd 75 ! Next 40, Si each (
4tn 50 I Next 470, $2 each
.".th- 25 Next 500. il each
Aft.r U 0,000 letters have been rece: fed
e lcis of t ir n -xt 1,000 Utter will re
i -jtlta ar: lid
anl i ..,.M0 each ; NextS $20 eic'u
3, 4 and 5.. 75 each I Next 15 lOeieh
(i,7andS... 5'le:uh Ncxt:i4 3 each
'J. 10, 11, 12. 25 each Next K:)o 1 each
After 150,000 letters have been retired the
tf'i-ders of the next 1.109 letters wjl ictcive
xiil.i as follows:
1 100 each I Next 10 $20 cat's
2 75 each j Next 25 , 10 each
.'! and 4 So cad; j Next 585 2 each
Next 5 25 each Next 479 1 ath
Any person may tend any number of times
fr anv of the above collections. If 5 rents in
stamp extra i- suit, we will send in Jim
next a printed oi the lumti .1 allpwvns
wfio are entitled to gift?.
We make this liberal !T r t. rwdars f il,e
Hkkai.o, knowing it v.il! not pay usnow, but
our object is to ii.tro luce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing point are Toronto
and Slirtibmount. tint.., Rochester, N. Y.,
Louisville, by., I'lainesville, O., and Chicago,
111., and we w ill guarantee all stork t. reach
our customers in good condition. We empl.T
no ai-ents, but deal direct with customers,
and can sell and deliver stock to any part ef
the United .States or C'anar.a a auout .Be
half the price charged by other aumm-jmm,
through agents. Remember we will not be
undersold by any reliable firm, tend us
list of wants and we will quote you pri.es; .r
10 rents for a hand .me illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct from your f rat .rd.
Address all letters
J. LAHMER & CO.,
Nurserynen,
TOKONIO, CANADA.
WANTED.
THOSE WISHING A PI 1ST
class piano, Hewing machine, the
latest mttsia or artists' materials, will
tintl a hargnin hy calling at Mrs. B.
Hy man's. The pianos ore fully guar
anteed tor five yearn. Tha best
pianca made to stand Iht clianata of
the Pacitie coast. Tha New Aaaeri
can Sewing Machine will pleasa atoat
fastidious. Painting and mmie les
sons given there. Star.ij icjr, Kai
broidery and Dressmakin e deaa to
order. No. llo 1st St., Albany, Or.
ALBANY
iate Insti
ALBANY,
IH8
OREGON
1M9
A Eull Corps of Instructors.
Classical, scientific, literary, cemmereial
and normal classes. Courses ef study ar
ranged to ni'et the needs f all grades of
students. Social iiiducenionta offered to
students from abroad. Tuition range froan
3..0 to $12.30 Per Tern.
Instrumental instruction ia atusia will
given by Miss Laura Goltra.
Board in private families at: low rates, and
rooms for self boarding at small expense. A
.trpfiil aunerviRion exercised rtviir tmnita
awav from home.
, i ,
f or circuisrs uiu juii parucujara, adaresf
th president
t,
REV ELfcERT A. COXDIT,
Albaay, Oregon.
WATERLOO!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
T.inbt. nd nlMftllr. '.-ar. u aaH
Orst-clsaw accommodationa of J. G. G'va at
tne nsnnoo notei on rcasunaoi. terra.
Board 1 per day. or $4 60 per week. Horses
will ti. nranirl v 9A unH rftml fnp 1.ImIm
I" w f ' I . . ..Mtf.iw
is situated on the left bank of th. Santiam,
ia well ahaded, forming a moat attract!?,
camping ground, the scenery a'a..ut th. falls
K ... n a. fl.a ami 1 1 i a tuMtmilK, m 11 1 n.( vn.!..
tfV.t'K MM". . - " .11 vin . ivpuir
summer resort. The soda springs have bea
1 I . I -U 1 J 1. 1:
ImproTeu wiu intuitu au ewrKiiny mineral
water for whi.Ji WateI.n ha oi-oi..
famous.
SHILOn S CATARRH RIMID7
A po.itive care for catarrh. dipatJaafra
xnd aenktr ruaalhj, Far aala t Bo
hay &. Uaaaa.
Kubher andleather belting at aaf
didcriplioni at aitawartoV aiax.
IULV
OVER THE WIRES.
A Very Mysteiious Personage
in Dakota.
WKKKTMNt;
AT
SEATTLE.
freadential Paity for Bar Harbor -Wra'.hir
Prophit- Making Eate Vaaish's
from Sight Died All Alece.
The llr.itALn's Special Ihspaiei.e.!
Ki.i.Ar.Kiu, Dak., Aug.8. There
in a mysterious man here known
as "Jack, the Hipper." lie is a
sort ol a monomaniac cn the sub
ject of gazing at the charms of
women. Within the past few
months ho is known to have enter
ed thirty-Gve houses. He goes
armed, but hia object is not rob
bcy, for lie never takes anything.
He always seeks women's bed
rooms. In nearly every instance
the inmates have been awakened
by his entrance, but he has al
ways managed to escape, and has
evaded the vigilance of the police
force.
rUauSIUGNTIAL FAatTY.
Uarriaon aad Fri.nds Leare Kott.n
for Bar Harbor.
Boston, Aug. 0. A special train
with President Harrison and party
pulled out of Boston and left the
depot at ') a. n. en route to Bar
Harbor. A large crowd witnessed
their departure, which waB made
to the accompaniment of a salute
of battery and the continued cheers
of the crowd.
WKKSTLINO MATCH.
Kight Falls Catch-Rs-Catcli-Ca. for
a 1'urse of IS500
Seattle, Aug. 8. Jas. Faulkner
light weight champion of the l'a
citic coast, has accepted the chal
lenge of Jack Connors to wre-tle 8
falls catch-as-catch-can for a purse
of $500. lie would prefer to have
the match come oil" in Seattie.
TranM-ontinAHtal Association.
Chicago. August 8. The trans
continental association is in session
considering the new tariff-; based
upon the new agreement between
the Southern and Canadian Pacific.
The meeting will continue several
days.
Disappeared front View.
Boston, August 8. (i. V.Brown,
of the embarrassed lirm of Brown
Bros, and Clark, the treasurer of
the Kiverside it Oswego mill com
pany, left Boston Tuesday, since
which time nothing has been
heard of him.
Well KnowBUop Ileal. r U;id.
Chicago, Augusts. Herman B.
Falkwell. a well known hop dealer,
was found dead in hia bed this
morning. His family was away
and he had been occupying the
house alone.
Weather l-'oreraat.
San Fhanctsco, Aug. 8. Fore
cast til! 8 a. in. Wednesday : Ore
gon and Washington territory,
northwesterly winds ami nearly
stationary temperature.
KKELV IS CONFIDENT.
He hays the Secret f Hi Motor
Will Not ho Lost.
Philadelphia Record,
J he sudden death of au Ohio man
who had discovered a new process for
manufacturing aluminum, aad who,
it is said, carried the secret with him
to the grave, has awakened a fresh
interest among the' stockholder of
the Keely Motor Company in the
work of the ever-hopeful inventor,
with natural apprehensions as to
what would be the effect of his unex
pected taking off. When Keely was
approached on the aubject the other
day by some friends in his workshop,
he laughed and said that there was no
danger that everything would be lost
iu the event of his death. '
"I have written out thes'cretof
my inventions," he said, "and if I
died somebody else could take up the
work and continue it."
The iuventor said that he never
felt in better health, however, or
mere confident of perfecting his dis
coveries. He had nearly completed
what he calls his "provisional
engine," he stated, and in a short
time would be prepared to make it
known and to apply for paccnts.
In this connection it is estimeted
that not less than $300,000 has been
spent in the inventor's work during
the past fifteen or twenty years.
lettek list.
Follow ing is th list of letters renajaiagat
th postoOic. in Albany, Lion connty, Oregoa
Aug. S, 18S9. 1'ersons calling for thai,
letters will give th. date o which they w.r.
advertised.
R BS Co Rie, Mrs M V
BedfoH. J R- 7 Ballard, J H
Campbell. A II Coleman. Airs
Condcll, W E Dustin, Geo
Halev, Mrs Martha Lahey, Will
Larimer, A L Mackley, Norman
Milton. Wm Mclntire, O A
Martiner, Era S Scott & Parker
Fhclan, Martin Parker. H D
Price, Geo .1 llinchart, T Y
Sehough, Jli.Mial Titus, Mrs Nett'.e
RLTt'S THOMPSON, T. U.
Anti-Trust Legislation.
Kurai N;w Vorxer
Who was it that prwdicted that in
fiffnfin vein thfi business of this n-rrat
country would be consolidated in few
trusts." and that the SDcial f-ysU'in
would then consist of a few f in ; 1 ie.
of eiiDi'innus wealth, a middle cla-.s of
lackeys, au'l a great la'norit g ci.ies of
degraded working pccplt? Is tlure
any ierior.8 likelihood ol such a rei o-
lutionin fifteen or twice fifteen years?
It ia an abvious fact that in spite cf
public sentiment and much legisla
tion, trusts are multiplying alarm
ingly and enlarging their scope and
influence, and all legislation hitherto
formulated again-t them appears in
effect ire, Indeed, all the Acts hither
to passed seem defective in some re
spects. The Kansas law, for example,
prohibits combirmtioi.3 tending to
"advance, reduce or ccntrol" price ar
cust to producer or consumer. The
Texas law is drawn with equal loose
ne., and that of Iowa is by no niean3
well formulated, while the Missouri
enactment, although better in form,
does not apr.car to possess any u-rr. r
for trust makers, the National Le; d
Trut hav.ng recently tnado I.e. k
headwav in St. Louis, and a ph g
tohacto trust ir!iig now m process ol j
forniasti--it there. Is it possible tu.it I
the trust magnates hire thiewd law-
yersKo to tormniate anti-trust legi&ia-
tion that it must prove mouer.ttj vi
Tha tersest, clearest and most
coherent bill of the kind yet formu
lated is that just passed hy the Michi
gan Senate, and which is pretty cer
tain to pass the lloue alto. It was
f-amed by Judge Christiaucy and is
a model for such foundation. What
is the of anti-trust laws it the smart
lawyers whom the trusts' immense
resources are prompt to hira, can
"drive a coach and six" through
them?
F1K FKOH OPF KOREA.
Extract Froaa a Letter Written By
Jaiga O. N. Denny.
Mayor DeLashmutt, of 'Portland,
ia in receipt of a letter from Judge O.
N. Danny, dated at Seoule, Korea,
July Sth. He and his wifa hare betn
absent for some time visiting Cuina
and Japan, and he says:
"We enjoy ourselves very muck,
but now that we have returned to
the old battle ground. I suppsse tke
tight will go ou as before, iu which
tii teats, slander, vituperation and
Satanic lies are the weapons used
against me. Xo wonder that my
friends at home are in doubt as to
my existence ar hereabouts, but I
am still iu Korea, neither languish
ing in jail nor hanging to the, limb of
a tree, but aiive and kicking.
Last winter I concluded an amica
ble arrangement wich China aad
Korea, which had the hcarhern
Chinee kept his pkdgcd faith would
not only have been well for both
coumr.e.s hut would honorably have
freed me front further obligations to
the government of Korea. But alas!
on account af ways that are dark, and
trick? that are vain, so well under
stood by that heath, n. I am like
Prometheus still chaincJ to the spot
for the balance of my second contract
which runs to the cu l of March, 1S90,
when 1 shall bo a free man, aud thai!
hn-t no tirno in J'clting hack to my
home iu dear old Orepou"
Crusnalin; anl Nici;-
The Quiver.
For want of a little thought, many
a wedding ring has cut, as it were,
the wearer's finger to tilt bone.
Many a wedding lin h:is beta
heavier than a ton of lead. Men
must make allowance for women as
women, if they want to be happy
themselves and to mae their wives
happy, and women must make al
lowances for men nud for men as
men. Xney each have tiseir omii
troubles and their own need, and
yery often the one does not under
stand and caonot understand the
needs of the other. Men have their
own troubles and worries, and whiikl
havo theirs; let each be atsureri of
that as regards the other and act ac
cordingly. It will be a"; 'predated
don't be afraid of that, iieware of
naggledom, my dear. Th man that
will stand be'wi uns-ied at is a saint,
and Faints are not a plentiful as
blackberries in tha wcvld. There's
male nagging, my dear, as well as
fc:i. ale maie grumbling ami never
being pleased: and folks who expect
to come eut as "duct" at the end of
120 yeart would, after eighty or
ninety years nagging, make a poor
figure iu a matrimonial poultry show.
If the man had beitn grumbling and
the- woman nagging all that time,
they'd look like two moulting bird,
and not like two well-establishe.1,
healthy fowls. Kaon to be the other's
help, each tha other's blessing; each
to hope to be witk th other forever
and ever, and so to lire here that
they may be fit for being together
there.
LTeclrlejnuter.
This remedy is becoming so well
and popular known as ta need no spe
cial mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise A purer medicine does not ex
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
and remave Pimples, Boils, Salt
Rheum and ather affections caused
by impure blood. Will drive Malaria
from tbe system and . prevent as well
as curs all Malarial fevers Far tka
cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try electric bitters Ea
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Prtce 50 cents and $1 .60
er kattle at Fesbay AMasan.
Grand Army boys, as well as many
others, will be interested in the fol
lowing from Alex B. Po e, Stewart,
Tenn., who is A. D. C. Commander
Dep't Tenn. and Ga. He says: "Wc
have had an epidemic of whooping
cough here and Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been the onl tniug that
has dene any good." There is no
danger from whojpicg enngh when
this remedy is freely ucd. "i0 cent
bottles for sale by tosh.-. k Mason.
Aa Abs.lni O.re
The Original Abictine Oiatiucnl is
only put tip iu large two-ounca tia
boxch, and is an ahroiule cure for !d
sores, iurn. wounds, champed hand
and all ekin eruptions. Will positive
ly cure all kind of pies. A ' tor the
Original Abb line O'.Mluient. ou!d by
Veirhay A Mason at cent.- fir box
by mai. .'it! cents.
OKECUS I'RESS ASSOCIATION.
The Oregon Frees Arsociation vril!
meet at Newjort, Benton counjy
ugust 23rd, and 24th, 1SSI. . Kc
duced lores for newspaper men and
their families have been accorded over
the various railroad liuc3 an i it
hoped there will he a full attend ir.ee.
The citizens of Newport are mak
ing arrangements to entertain the as
sociation, and all intending to attend
will please notify the President at
once.
The Oregon Pacific will give frea
passes from Albany to Newport and
return, and the O. k C. It. It. rates
arc full fare going one-fifth fare re
turning.
J. It.
C HAS. -NICK ELL,
SncitETAKT.
'l.n.IDKNT.
j Creatl a -mnetia.
i emphis Scimitar
A wcll-kn.wu Memphis young man.
with enterprise worthy .f his city,
created a seutation at the Lindell
lb tel in St. Louis a few d3ys ago.
He had been out rcconnoitering
through the town and returned about
12 o'elock in the night. Desirous to
have a conversation with a bell boy
about the merits of ice water, he laid
hit finger with delicate gentleneta up
on a button near by. Very soon he
heard a commotion below, but did
not associate it with his action. The
noise caaie nearer, till suddenly his
room was invaded by a dozen or mure
helmeted gentlemen a pen whose
shirts was tha information that they
were members of the fire department.
They bore the nozzle af a hose from
which a stream of water was allowed
ta emanate as the door of the Mem
phis raaa 'opened. The hero rushed
out to avoid the water and en
couatered a hundred or more airly at
tired, screaming women audchildien.
The next day the clerk of the hotel
said to the young man, "We won't
charge you anything for the time you
have Been here if you will leave."
The yonng man took the suggestion
and went to the Souther Hotel.
Will ItaT ta Lynntoa.
For some time past the Oregon
Pottery, finding the present
grounds near tiic North Pacific
Lumbering Mills too small to ac
commodate their product, have
been looking for commodious quar
ter. Yesterday they consummated
the purchase of live acres most de
sirably situited in the town eitt of
Linnten, near the Portland smelt
er, where thej will have the
double advantage of river and rail
transportation. The company ia
perfecting plans for a much larger
business.
Sugar Trust.
Not a grain of comfort can the in
famous sugar trust tind in the courts
of the country. It has received all
I lie justice and consideration such a
combine of plunders deserves. The
matter of the dissolution of the North
River Sugar Refinery Company of
Ne:v York was before the Supreme
Court of that State, on an appeal
from an order denying the applica
tion tor a stay of proceedings peudii'g
an appeal. The court allirmed the
order, the three judges toncuri''g.
The judges declare the order placirg
tbe c iuoern in the hands of a receiver
as lenient a could be made under tbe
circnni&tauces.
Otarini;i an I .een tor.
"This was sometime a paradox,' st
Hamlet says. Since, Leaever, tbe
people af America and other 'unds
have been enabled to pit llostetter's
trUmajh Bitters agair.M that unseea
foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox,
but au eat-v possibility. Whatev i
malaria evolve its mi&tj venom to
poison the air, and decaying unwho.e
some vegetation iinprcgnater tha
water, tkeie. iu the very btranghoid
of miasma, is tbe auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and nMiie efficient
protection. Fever nnd ague, bili.ua
remittent, duui'j ?j;ue and aaue cake,
no matter how, tenaciously Ihey have
fastene' their clutch on the system,
are lirt forced tw relax l:eir gra-a
and eventuiiliy to abandon it alto
.1her. But it- i' preventive force
Unit thould chiefly recommend the
Bitters to perM'tis iwf liinjr in malaria
eursert localities, for it is a ciTtsia
buckler of defence against w hich tha
enemy ,s powetlcs. Cures, likewi.se.
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and
billions ailments.
Mr. K. J. Smith, Editor of the Ft
Ahcreroinbic. Dakota, i I. raid, says:
"The most wonderful medicine, I
have ever met with, is Chamberlain's
Calic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
In cise of cholic is gives speedy
liaf . On hunting trips I have found
it iudispensible. Put in alkali wate ,
it imparts a pleasant .tr.ne and pre
vents the painful diarrhoea, which
alkali water produces. I could n t
feel safe without it in icy house.'" f-5
and .10 cent brt'lcs lx sale br
Fushay k Mason.
Tom t'aunol Afrortt.
At this season of the year to be
without a good rtlialCc diarrhcxa
balsam in the house, as cramps, cob-,
diarrhoea and all iuflaruia;ion ef the
stomach and bowelj arc .acceding''
dangerous if not attended t- at one-.
One bottle of EHGGS" IHAHKHOEA
BALSAM uilldo more p?i i in cas a'
of this kind titan any other uiedicii
on earth. We guarantu t. !. L.
Blackmail, drtiggiet.
BnKia.s t
By the iisoluti.i notice ctet'.
where. it will be won thai T. ,.
Wallace has sdd his interest intl.s
gracei y M..n: of Thompson, Wallai a
A Co. Tk cLai.ge was mac a
nccTsyary on account of .Mr. W -lace's
ka!lb. He will go with h
family :i Friday to Cppvr Son
for p. tv. . , i thr- ir.f:tl:s outing
v.iii.-ii wiil ui.d!!-:! ri--'o. i.,g
va.t! t i crgW : 'v.:n.
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