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15 CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OKEGON, T 1 1U i iS D A Yy JO CTOl E LI 24, lbS9.
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SPECIAL MTJ5 l
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Royal Coll.-,,": cf
London, England, aUoo; the Kcile-
vue -Medical College.
The Dr. h.i-, s? r:j't a lifetime of
fctudy and praociee and makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, strofi'Iacnlargerr.i.iit.-, ir. --i.--and
weus, without pain or '. , .
He also makes a specialty t f .
ment with electricity. Has pra-.-ti-. C1
in the German French and Kni;lieh
hospitals. (."alls promptly atteinied
day or intlit. His rm-tto is
"G.OOD WILL TO ALL."
iTirOflice and residence Ferry street,
between Third and Fourth.
Money to Loan.
Money in sums of $300 up, on
real estate security, to be loaned
on favorable terms. For particu
lars call upon or viite to Uurkhart
& Keeney, Albany, Or.
Io Xot Suffer Any Longer.
Knowing that a cough can be
checked in a Jay, and the f.i?t stages
of consumption broken in a week, we
hereby guarantee Dr, Acker's English
Ilemcdy for consumption, and will re
fund the money to all who buy, take
It as per directiois, ami do tot find
our statement correct.
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To Be Given Away.
Cut ont this aiiveilisement ana se ui it
J. LAII.MEK& CO., Nurseryman, Toronto,
Canada, with 14 three-cect Canadian, or 21
two-cent American nostaze stamns. and thev
will semi you hy mail (postpaid) in food time
(or planting in April or May next, your
rnoite 01 any one 01 me toiluwin collection
01 plants, and enter vonr name in coimieti
tion for the &,TM .00 in cold that they are
jrivinir away in order to introduce their nur-
ery Btocic.
Collection of Plants
No. t 2 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardv t-liml.inir rfes.
No. 3 2 overhlooiuiiiK rest s far kaua cul
ture.
No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. 510 tfladiola.
No. 6 :t hardy jrrapc vines.
NC 7 -b raspherry plants, 4 each !ck and
rtd.J
No. S--20strawherrv plants, 4 choice kinds.
?...!)., very cnoice plants four house cut
ture.
No, 105 cherry currants (reC).
N.. 11-5 Lees prolitic currants (Wad)
No, 12 5 white i;r.ipe currants
All letters with this advcrti.M merit uiclosei
alon' with stamps for any one or more coi
tions el" phmts. -.lill he mmil.crcd as the v
i oim" to hum!, ai.ii the senders of the tirst
thirteen hundred will receive sifts as fellow
1st s-j.'.O j The next 2'i, 10 each. J
2nd 1' ; The next ID, .v.", each,
Sril - Sit Tito next 4 IS, 2 each,
ltd :.n he next il each. I
Mh 20 1
After iO.'KW letters have hoeii received, the
senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive
nuts as follows:
1st -22.'. 1 Next 0, e.u h
?n - I::.'. Next 1.'., sit) each
L'r.l - 7-" I Next 40. sr. each $
4th - ."0 Next 470, s each
Mh 2.1 : Next .100, 1 each
Ait-T 10'XKj letters have ln-en rteeire.-
c leu of lie u.'xt I.'.kjO letters will re
v -Its as tnil ,ws:
ami ..pi I each ! Next 5 20 each
'!, and 5.. 7.1 each Next 11 lOcac!
, 7:md .li t each ' .'xt::i: :; eacl
'J. 10, 11. 12. 2.1 each I Next ti:t:j 1 ca -h
After 1.")0,ik):i letters hr.vc heen rctciwil the
sericlcrs of the next l.lol) lettvrs will rcvive
sifts as follows
1 1 each ! Next $20 each
2 75 each Next 5 10 each
Hand 4 .10 each j Next 2 each
Next.1 2.1 each I Next 7f.... leach
Any person may sendnnv number of times
for any of the above collections If :iceiitsin
stamps extra is seni, we wil send m Jii!i
next a primed list i f the names cf all persons
wh are entitled to sifts.
We make this liberal offer t readers f the
11kk.m, knowing it will not pay in now, hut
our object is to ii.tro luce our stock and build
up a trade, our mailing points are Toronto
and f lirutn.iouiit. tint., Ktchester, N. Y.,
Louisville, Ky., I'lainesville, O., and Chicago,
III., ami we will guarantee all stock t reach
our customers in pood condition. We emphvr
no airents, hut deal direct with customers,
and can sell and deliver stack to any part f
the I'nited StHtes or Canada c it.or.t ae
half the price charted hy tlier surserymen,
through agents. Kememher we will net fce
undersold I t any reliable Urns. Sead irs a
list of wants and ire will qr.ate yn prices: r
10 rents for a hand ome illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct frasi Tur Irst arier.
Atia'reas all letters1-
J. iAHMER&CO.,
Nurserynen,
TORONTO, CANADA
The BUYERS' GUIDE is
issued March and SeDt.each
vear. It is an encvcloDedia
of useful information for all
who purchase the .uxuries
or the necessities of life. We
can clothe you n furnish you with
all the.necessary and unnecessary ap
pliances to rule, walk -lance, sleep,
cat, tish, hunt, work, go to church or
stav at hoine, and in raiious size3,
styles and quantities. Just hnre out
what is reouired to do'all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a
fair estimate of the value of the
BUYERS' CUIDK, which will be
sent upon receipt of 10 cents to pay
V?" MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO.,
1 11-1 14 Michigan Avenus Chicago, 111.
ALBANY
iate
ALBANY,
OREGON
IS.
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A Eull Crps of Instructors.
Classical, scientitic, literary, f cammeroi.il
and normal classes. Courses of utmly ar
ransed to meet the needs f all grade's of
students. Special inducements affcred ta
students from abroad. Tjition lances from
..-O ta ri- Term.
I instrument.-.! -instruct ion ii;
iriven by .Mis Laura fioitnu
i:.rs;c '.v i
Iloar.l in private f '.!tiilie.: :.t l-.-.v r. s. :i ..1
rooms for self bo:iriii;i ,' :.t 'i.'.-ill i;h !ii . A
arefui MUjK-rvi-U.n evcrc.-cd o.vr p.i.i
aviay fro:n l:o:;ic."
1'' r i in :1 rr. a f'-il! ;-:u: :. u, ...-i.-.s
: . pn-:. ,
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OdDk
lUOlllUlV
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Keeping pace with the sternly growth of Alk-uiy
SAMUE
ilas opened for the Fall
ger assortment than ever before, and invites the spe
cial attention of the people of Albany and surround
ing country to his mammoth.
FALL
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and
coisrsisTinsra of-
DRY" GOODS AND NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
groceries,
Carpets of all kinds,
oil cloths and
LENOLIUMS,
WINDOW SHADES,
rORTIERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
I fact a complete assortment of ireneral merchan
dise. His entire building,
and second stones, is crowded hill ot new goods,
bought direct from importers and manufacturers 7bi
the present tall and winter trade, which allbrds a
stock ot new and fresh designs large enough to sup
ply any want, and which will be sold as low as first
class full weight goods can be bought anywhere in
Oregon
Specialties in Ladies Fine Dress Goods and
!N"ovolties "of the Season.
Thcubjic is cordially invited to call and inspect
our magnificently stocked display rooms.
1881) hhmUhbhhhl889
FOR PURE DRUGS.
TOILET AND FATCY OOODS
(1 T-
mil L
-HH ALIO
Tlie Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tie
Willamette Valley,
CALL A3TD IXAMM1 BJ STOCK."
Wis
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN.
-DEALERS IX-
Sforrs. Tin. Sheet Iron and Cojwnrfti-t; Pumps
Iron Pipes and all kinds of J'iuntbinf Goods,
i aen ts for tit c Ce 1ebraied
ON TIME
; in tins i y. ;.-,
5
and Winter trade a lar
CLOAKS AND JACKETS,
UNDERWEAR,
KNIT GOODS,
TABLE LINENS,
FINE HOSIERY.
KNITTING YARNS,
ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES,
I FINE AND
COMMON UMBRELLAS,
including basemoBt, first
11 L BLACKMAN.
Baccemor to E. W. Lftndoa.
1H-
urngg, Faints, Oils,
PtrfnxaftrraaA tailtartlcteft.
kla ft fall un of book and
iafimMy,pn1otiM, ate.
PnaeripttoM aaafallj
rvmpouM
IR ODD mm TEMPLE,
Albany Oregoo
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Announcement.
YOUNG
STOCK.
Absolutely Pure.
Ili'l- iic.ii-i-' i.rVu ;-!!:. .A il.'I WI
i l-ii '.v.-' 1 1 iiu ! ii :f.i: : !.!. i.t-n.-v!ii;v
'ri.if.nii-.fi ;u iini.i'it)
K:i!i!. i!ni .ii'i :.I "n- ;!.; ii) i d;ii ;i.
tilH) V!l! ,i!l!;ill!itl' i lOW U-Srl, fci'O-'l
wuitbl ii'.'.-i ! :il:o?:hftte iiowdurs
Sold Otll iiOVA!, llAKIN OW-
DER Co., I'1 1' -t. N r.
Lkwis X. .1. it-!- . .V i. ., AtfeiiU.
I'.ii llaini. Oroou.
fiuiHn
"ir n. pavis, i. i uvmcian, and
II ur.fn'ii. l'i n . c ii.m-d a I, his oilice
loom ii. S:n.l.ariV Linl, I tut tutt. Alitaiiv
IFfJOIl-
GW. MASTON". I l. bH l.N I j 1 1
, geon, AUany, Orcvoti
M.
II. y.LUS, 1'HVSICIAN AND SURr
gcan, AHiai y Orej,'ii.
CC. KKMjY, I'HVSIOIAN AND ol'U
. kcoii Al'r.nriy, ('rcu'oii, ortii-e in il'icrtc's
new block. Uffi-.a-.hourH, frcm 8 A. M. to 4
P. M.
AJ. IfOSSITKI., VKTKKINAKV SL'K
. ircon, jinuiuatf of ti:t:irio Vfterirury
college ami liienslier cf this Ontario v.'tt riil-
arymcilii-a! wi-ioty, is pn j.arnl to treat the
uncases in an ut n,(-tu ntui aninials on
Keientitie princij!os. O.'tire at Ans Mamliall's
livery staMe. llL'sii.unce -I'.li ami Oilaooia
Ktret-:, Al'ianv, Orison.
DR. I. W. STAKi:, I'WYSICIAN AND
Surgeon, !;ite of r.ri.wnsvillf, Ur. Otfii-e
in the Straliiin-lVani- iiliH-k ui'stmrs in tl.e
rear roonis ori the main hall, t'ai's prouiptlr
aiieiiiitii to in -i' fr cunuv.
DK. It Kol.DEV. AV, VKi r.KINAitV SI'll.
jreon, Aliiany, Oie-on - -GraiiiMtc cf :er
man iin-1 Aii:i ri-vn coUfves.
TV'f A. McAl-tkk ii:KOl'ATlii(: i-iit-J
siriaii anil s.iirL'ii-11. ll;.s reinnvtil his
ollii-e into 'ra'A-rr i ! k. All alls jjrtiinj'f -lv
illti-lllinl to.
7it(i.A. vvnn.i;. liivsKiAN ami
1) silicon. Grailnate nf IMlevuo Hospi
tal Medi'.al ('olle-.'e. Xe-f York City. Diteiu'ea
of wi linen a fcjie .-i.-illy. 1iee in I n inaii'-j
hrii-k, Albany I'ri-i.ii.
IV otick is )fhi;r.i;$;.vi.N T'lA r ri;o
XV perty ow i.i rs are reiii:reil ly or-linaiir';
to cut lnwn sum it move all tliistiiH ami nli
noxious wecils rir.vins.' upon thi-ir pitiiii.'i J,
ami np 'ii the stin t I'.iljoiniir.' tlicn to, w ithin
the city limits of Alhany. 'Ihose f;iiliinr to
ilo so ill -e li.'Mtj luii liiitj of .".,
l v orili r o: tl.e r. i.iaMial,
.1, N. llfiFKMAN?
Albany, .Ii xr. , i vO, s
H.
i:vr.ur. ii:a Ti;w:, w atch iakk
and jew..:-?r, ASUniy, OFecan,
i. ii. n. ;:.a Ki.i i.x. ;. v.- v.itii.iir.
1u.acki;i i:n, v. kk;htattoi:nkvat
Law, Alli.i.y, Oregon. O.Siec ill Oil'l
iiellow'sTemi.ie. A ill piactice in all eoui ta
of the state, ar.d p-.u .spcci.il atttiilioii to all
olsiiie.
i l,'OI.Yi-:::'l()X i:iiAki.rs k aitiiiivky
It at Law, Alhany, ir. Office in rooms l.'t
ami ii, rix-ier.-i r.'.oex, ever L. t. lilain a
jlor i
T kTV. i7atj !ui;"i-7 Ri,Af7 i 'tis ey"at
fl.lav. , Aibuny, On-uon. office in OiM
Fellow's Temple. Will pravt in all the
courts nf thcstkte, snn j;iv e special fcttention
tn all fiiiNiiiesM.
Kaatf farvrjlBs.
1)ARriKS lr.siniss kiuvkvinq poke can ok
. tain accurate and prompt erk bv callins
upon ex-oounty Eiirv(.yr f. T. T. Fisher, lie
has ceniplete cpiR8f field netes and town
ship plats, and id prepare I toio survevinf in
any part f Liun county. PnUiliee adireus,
Millers SUtiaa, Lin a eu itv,retn.
c
1 15. WIXN. A CENT TOR THE L1A-
irijf hre, life aid kcoidsnt in&araiee ceai-
an ics.
Far Ktuli
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'URKISRK RM8 T 11 XT.
AT THE
City Restaurant.
9ralB Tlla far Sale.
A0O 8CFFLT r FIRST CLASS
drain tile far nd at ta are brick
una cil factor; East ,i Albany ntar Kntx
Butte. Call at the factory tr aaarass PropU
tt Austoa, Aiaany Orrfea.
MISSIS GILBERT
HELA CILBERT FRANCES CILBERT
Teachers of piano, argan and harmony.
Residence corner af Jeffersen aim Fourth.
Uinn Ilela Gilbert at Lebanon Thursdays
and Fridays,
WANTED.
TfltSE WISHIN A FIRST,
class piaua, hewing machine, the
latest inti8i or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Mrs. B.
Hytnan's. Thy piaaosart. fully guar
anteed for iiva years. Th best
pianca made to stand the climate of
the Pacific roast. The Netr Ameri
can Sewing Machino will please most
fastidious. Painting and music les
sons given there. Stanapig, Kin
broidery and Dressmaking don to
orier. Xo. 115 1st St., Alfcany, r.
BROWNSVILLE.
o. p, ceisHovr t .s,;
lieal JEstate and
i ns un a nct: a cen
' IlKALKRS IN ;km:rai.Jmkrci!aXiii'..
fill &) I) . L I XX Co. !
It yti v ,ti.. , .- icifi : ! -Jin.'..;
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A BOMBSHELL.
Ovjr Coinmercial and Coasting
Privileges in Canadian Waters
STANLEY IS MAKC'IUNG HOME.
A Youec ieci.igi-ne Qniltv t Stuucic'; bis
Pupils Armed Tolaadcrs Sarjei.il''--to
the Authorities.
The Ueralk's Special Dispatelits.J
Ottawa, (Ont.), Oct. L'3. hi re
sponse to strongly worded memo
rials iroui British Columbia vessel
men, the eonimisi&ionersof customs
liave ordered that aV. freight Kent
liur.d from Canadian points through
the United states to Uritish
Columbia points must be carried
from the i'lidlic port of tranship
ment to their dustinatijn in Dntish
vessels, or in vessels of foreign
countries who possess coasting
prvibv s to Americans. The
vessels haTe heretofore been
honored in Breach, and the order
is in the shape of a bombshell to
British Columbian importers, as it
practically gives a monopoly to the
Canadian Pacific navigation com
pany. rEKBKCUTIXtt CHIUSTIANS,
The H atfcenish l arks to Be !"
Isfaed for the OffaDse.
Coxstntikoilk, Oct. 23. A
stir in official circles has been
caused by the discovery that the
Russian officials have been gather
ing evidence of the persecution of 1
Christians in Armenia by the
Turks. The riultan has given orders
looking to the redress of their
grievances. j
Moussel Bey, governor of Ar
menia, will be punished.
STILL MAKCUING OX.
Stanley and Tarty Will Keach I'p
vvapua in November.
Bkki ix, Oct. L'.. A cable has
been icceived from Captain Wiss
nian, stating that reliable inforina
tion lias been received concerning
Kniin 1'asha, Henry M. Stanley,
Sigtior Cosali and six Kngliskmen.
They are all expected to arrive at
Upwapua the latter part of No
vember. IESi:!;VK.S TO UK LVXCI1KII.
A Voiiiig Seliuol To:iclittr Who Se
lucel Several t'ii;ii!s.
I't' awa, Oct. 'Jl!. The residents
of the Allei.s settlement, in
Ilastitis cou:ity, have boon thrown
into wild excitement over the dis
covery that lor upwards of a year
John T. Blondin, 22 years old, who
lias been teaching one of the
schools, has reduced a number of
his pupils.
TIIK IM'ISfOPAL CONVENTION.
The Colored One! ion Still i i.di r
Discussion liy the Committee.
Ni;w Yokk. Oct. L3. At the ses
sion of the J'piscopa! convention
in tiie house of deputies to-day
tiie colored cjuestion was reopened
by the committee on conference
appointed by ihe house of bishops,
who recommended the deputies to
accede to the desires of the upper
house and pass resolutions delining
the altitude of the Kpiscopa'.s to
wards the negro race. The depu
ties declined to reconsider the
action.
TIIE PAX-AMERICANS.
They Are Wined aad Dined on
Milvraakee Keer.
Milwaukee, Oct. L'3. The Pan
Americans left Chicago this morn
ing. On their arrival here they
were taken in carriages and shown
the business and residence section
of the city. The party was in
charge of Captain Burke, U. S. A.,
temporarialy, in the absence of W.
E. Curtice, representative of the
state department, who is ill in
Chicago.
AlOIED J'CLAXIIKKS.
The Trouble at Willtesbarre Is not
Tot Over.
WlLKESBARRK, (I'a.), Oct. 23.
The armed Inlanders who h.iTe
veen holding possession of the
Polish priest's house at Plymouth,
surrendered to the authorities this
morning. Father Busbo, the new
priest, then took possession of the
house. The Polanders are still
very bitter and say they will pre
vent the priest from caving mass
Sunday.
Died froaa hiw Injurie.
Lovisville, (Ky.),Oct. 23. Van
Dyke Ileystr, 18 years of age, who
was injured in the wreck at .Norton
station on the Louisville & Nash
ville railroad yesterday morning,
died this afternoon, lie met his
deatk through bravely stopping to
assist a woman. About twenty
more less were injured.
Findley Soda Sf-riajs.
Frank Crabtree has removed to
Findley Soda Spiings, and has
taken "charge of tiie hotel and
springs. He is prepared to furnish
(irst cl.:ss acconimouatKais to hav-
eli i -', ::i
hois.'.s wii
"!:li-..n!.'.-.-
I iv-!!l !:i;-ii"-ii ii-i.-il fnr
'ic.-j'O-i. ..;ti;action
m a'l v. i:i jattoaize
i.'.i ;i.-::r.r health
till" pi.-jMk
yOK Pt'KE FOOD.
The San I rancisco Board of Health
Notify Consumer Which I the
Best Baking Powder.
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Board cf Health cau engage in
no more laudable occupation than tho
examination of our fwod snr ply a? a
the instruction of tne. -.i : t
those articles it tiuda to be p::re ai-!
wholesouie, and which, tnerefore, i
consumers should usa.
There are qualities of baking pow
derg in the market to use whit li is
certain detriment to the lieaLh cf ihe
consumer, They are nr-ide from
alum, or impioperly copouudt-d from
other chemiciiis, so that they leave a
strung alkaline residuum in the food.
Many of these powders, have been
prohibited from sale in the East, have
been collected by their manufacturers
from the dealers with whom they
Were left on commission, and shipped
to the Pacific Coast. The public
knows nothing ahout their quality
except vhar. it reads in the news
paper adverticen;:nts. In the effort
to gain a foot-hold in this market un
scrupulous manufacturers of these
cheaply made, law j,rade bakiug pow
ders have indulged in extravagant
statements both with reference to
their own and other brands, claiming
the most improbable endorsement for
their goods and denouncing the
brands best known and longest used
upon the Pacific Coast.
The action of the phyticians of the
Board of Health, therefore, in giving
the public reliable, authoritative in
formation as to the brand of baking
powder to be usd to secure the
most economical and wholesome food
is most valuable and timely.
The chief brands of baking powder
sold upon the Pacific Coast were col
lected and analyzed by Messrs.
Thomas Price & Son, the well-known
analytical chemists of San Fraucisco'.
They found the strength or leavening
gas (measured at 100F.) of the
brands na.ned as follows:
name. Leavening Cas,
Cubic inches per oz.
KOYA L, 191.
(iiant, H0,
Gulden Gate Ii3-
Or. I'rite's . H3.
Pioneer, I05-
The general usefulness of a baking
powder depends upon the quantity of
leavening e,as it gives off. As these
powdera are retailed at about the
same pricr, the most economical is
also apparent.
1 lie opinion of the Board of.II-.i-Ith
is af fouows:
We, the members of the Board of
Health, of the City and County of
San Fraucis?o, cordially approve and
recommend the Boyal Baking Pow
der. It is absolutely pure and health
ful, composed of tho best ingredients,
or" the highest strength and character.
Ia our judgement, it is impossible
to make a purer or stronger baking
pjwdtr than the Royal,
Jos. B. Dvvidson, M. D.
CllAS. Mi Qufsten, Jd, D.
Henry M. Fiskk, M. B.
T. J- LeToi-k.vki-x, M. U.
Sau Francisco, Aug. 5, 1SS9.
Oi.sareilBS an I' n seen For.
"This Wiip kometiHe a paradox," as
) I .unlet . says. Since, heweTer, the
people ci Aiucm-a ana other .'.inos
have been enabled to pit Hostetter's
Sicmaph flitters ajraiiibt that unseei
foe, malaria, it is no lunger a paradox,
but an ea.-y possibility. Whatever
malaria evolves its iisty venom to
.joion the air, and decaying unwhole
some ve gelation iiBxrfjnater tin
water, tlieie, in the very ktioiUoia'
of miasma, is the auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and assure efliciemt
protection. Feyer aud ague, bilious
remittent, ounrj ague ana ajruo cake,
no mutter how tenaciously lliey havo
fastened their clutch on the system,
are first forced to relax their grasp
and eventually to abandon it alto
gether. But it i preventive force
that should chiefly recommend tho
Bitters to persons uwelling in malaria,
'ursrd localities, for it is a cert ail
buckler of defence agjint wtiich tbo
enemy .s poweiless. Cures, likewise,
dyspepsia, rheuwatitoi, kidney aid
billiouo ailments.
rile! riln! PI lent
Dr William's Indian Pile Oinlmeai
is the only sure cure for blind, bleed
ing or itching piles ever discovered
It never fails to cure o'.d easea cf Jodj
standing.
Judge Coons, Mnysvil!e, Kv, savs.
"Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years of suflering."
Judge ( ollinbury, Cleveland, O, say
"I nave ound by experience that Dr.
Williarj's Indian Pile Ointment gives
immediate and permanent relief."
We haye hundreds of such testi
monials. Do not sutler an instant
longer. Sold by druggists at 50e and
$f per box. Soli by i'oskay t Mason,
Albany, Oregon.
The Kew Dlneovery.
You have heard your friends act
neighbors talking about it. You. may
yourself be one of the many "who
know from personal experience just
how good a thing is. If you have
ever tried it, you are one of its staunch
friends, because the wonder ul thing
about it is, that when once given
trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever
after holds a place in the house. I
you have never used it and should be
alllictcd with a cough, cold or any
Thaoat. Lun:r or Chest trouble, secure
a bottle at once and give it a fair trial,
It is gaurantecd every time, or money
refunded. Trial bottles free at Foshay
& Mason's Drurfctoro
Morlt
We desire tosav to our citizens, ha
for vcars we have been selling Dr.
Kinff'sNew Dicovervloi I'onsumption,
Dr. Kind's Xew Life Tills, liucklcti's
Arnica Salve and Electric Hitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such uui
er.al satisfaction. We do not liesi
late to guarantee (hem every time
and we stand ready tcM'cfund the piir
chae price, if satisfactory re.ult-i.d;i
i,.it follow their use. Thei-c ri mcd,
ay v.oii their great pi.! i:i..r;tv ; us.
; v in iiicir nient.-, ? i i.;; v iV .;.;.-(.-
lirii-uM.-'.
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Fl'XXYTHIXGS OX TIIE STAGE.
Amusing Incidents Which Are Xot
on the Programmes.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Incidents that are eut of the
stae order of things are verv 8 mus
ing to theatre audiences, and
especially to the gallery boys, who
;-:o more highly entertained by
them than by the play. In a
receut performance of ''Faust" the
tenor iu the gaiJcn scene brushed
against a large pahn, which was
not properly balauccd iu the pot.
He set it up severa" limes, grovwDg
more oud more agitated, but the
inclination of the plant to lie do.vn
was so STonsr hat tioaliy.in desper
atioiijjie took it by the trunk and
pitchcTpot ud all at tbe stage
manager, who was standiug in the
wings.
"Duiiuij the last performance of
"Cirf r' the dead Roman turned
teirs of sorrow to tears of laughter
by raising his head Irom thecoliiu
piliow before the curtain shut off
the scene. Assemblages of "supers"
re'reaiing from the stage occasion
ally cauw mirth by stumbling
backward over some piece of stage
machinery, and the scrubwoman's
perambulation across the stage is
an uncommonlj interesting occur
rence. A door leading into the
stage, ocd swinging both ways, the
other evening revealed the stage
manager in bis 6birt sleeves, stand
ing behind it, and the audience
laughed; but the greatest accident
that has befallen a player lor a
long while was that which inter
rupted the performance of "Part
ners" at one of the theatres is this
city this season.
Mr. Salvini, as Borgfeldt, over
whelmed with possibilities of busi
ness ruin and domestic dishonor,
raises himself to his full height in
the strained atlitudo of desperate
giiet, and, with an exclamation, sits
down suddenly on a patent revolv
ing chair, buries his head in bis
hands and shakes bis body with
emotion. Just as he dropped his
260 pounds into a state of quiver
ing emotion the chair broke. Tho
galley was prepared to roar, but
the actor quickly mastered the sit
uation, caught himsclt from falling,
flung the chair away, drew up
another heavy leather chair, and
went on as though nothing bad
happened.
INDIAN RELICS.
A Great Demand !'i Chicago for
Indian Stall.
t'lii"i20 Ti.buae.
A Monroe s;:t hair dealer:
"If you know where I can get any
Indian scalpj I shall be obliged to
you for that information. Indian
scalps, like buffalo heads, are bf
coaiming mighty scarce. You
never cau account for people's
tastes. Now, about the last thing
in the world that some want is au
Indian eca'p, and yet there are peo
ple who want just that sort of a
curiosity. I had au Indian belt
not long ago which had nine scalps
hung to it, and I sold it to a man
on the North Side for $35. I have
a bunch of hair here it isn't a
scalp, as there is no skin attached
to it, just u LauJlui, as it were.
It is wortli $o. Indians are net
scalping as much as they ueed To,
and that is why scalps are high.
In fact, everything which Indians
used to make are becoming scarcer
and more valuable.
"Take the common Indian basket
rhat used to sell lor $3 a dozen,
now Jou cau't get eno lor that
money. There are two reasons for
this. Olc is that travelers bur
them first hands as curiosities and
pay the Indians just what they ask.
Another reason is that since the
Governmeat has got to taking such
interest in Iadiaos, taking care of
tbtm, ike Indians are lazier than
ever, and make icss than formerly."
California fal-B-Care,
The only guaranteed cure for catarrk
cold in the head, hay fevsr, rost cold,
catarrhal deafness and sore eyes. Re
store the sense of taste and unpleasant
breath, resulting from catarrh. Easy
and pleasant to use. Follow directions
and f cure is warranted, by all drug
gists. Send for circular to Abict'ao
Medical Company, Oroyille, Cil. Sir
months treatment for $1; oeafe by
mail. $1 10, For sale by Fosfaay i
M ason
Dnrno's Catarrh Snaff.
Sure cure for sore ctc6, deafness,
headache, and the worst forms of
catarrh iu the head and throat. Prico
25 cents. So?d by Foshay Masoa,
Albany, Oregon.
Let ns give the readers of the Has
ald a httlo timely advice. Hot
weather is coming and with it colic,
cholera morbus, dysentery and di
arrhoea. The only safe way to com
bat these diseases, is to keep somo
reliable remedy at hand, and all who
have tried Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will
admit that it is the most prompt;
reliable and successful medicine
known for these complaints, It costs
but 25 or 50 cents, and may bo tho
means of saving yoa or your family
much suffering if not life itself, be
fore the summer is over. For sale by
Foshay & Mason
Tfcy Women Fade
Women lose '.heir beauty liecauoe
colds undermine thiir life. Dr
cUer's English Ilcmey .'orcoiisump.
lion is an aofolutc cure 'or coins.
V c-ci tions and redo s c:'ie
ul C'jmroundctl at tho C v ; r,-
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