I mmmmmmm mm mmmt m Mim
If
tbe Morarara hbbacp hukday mat rs, unto.
Rowing gaily Kratd
1DA.ILY A.IMU WRBKLY
TERMS OFSUBSCKUMK'N
UAII.V
Puiluhal evrv mornitiK extt Milav.)
Uror.nl by earlier, per e-li.... 0".0
sir fr r...... 00
WKKKI.V.J
iFublisliatl ersry rrl4ay Mumiug.)
no copy, per annum, iu sdvwic f-.OO
When not pud in ailvaiit
S.0
TBI MAIU.
Mails it th Al Wot postnffics clorf .
Faii
norm
lit Kuura Main
A Wat 81d
j4 lh Nairaw Came K. K.
Far Portland ana Salsa
Canrallia and Yaquina
..u a. :
JI M r u
offlM aaatb 7:30 r. a"
Tbs psstofltea will doted evei.liig
. raa six to aaren a'olaak.
Aegtotared mattar lor tit early moniins
traia aboold h mailnt katort 8 o clot-k tli
arsylaus aranlng.
REOOX PACIFIC TIMK TABLE.
Amtes Depart
iSssi tar.
rraigM
ll.liiuill 00 p m
KSPCBLICAN STATE ,TI( KET,
tsaaaaaaas Binder llermatiii.
orsaso - D. P. Thompson.
Smiliir Of SfTATB Go. W. McBride.
Tasascaaa Phil Metchan.
Svrr. PuiucIxsTatvno E. B. MrKlrov
9tA.lt Paurraa F". C. Baker.
JtMaBtraaaiCocRT K. s. Beau.
Dmraicr Attorjky Third Ji iucial District
ttso. U. BiDKbam.
KBPI BLICAN ( Ol.NTV TICKKT.
8TATbN run Peter Hume.
M. Cunningham,
ItsmaaairriTirit W. A. Templrton.
R. U Smith,
J. A. Rirhsrdson.
aaMiaaiu.vKit-J. B. Trunk,
kaaosum rred '. Godlrv
(OM-F. M. Kad icld.
Stiwr-Jamea A. Pearl.
TllAacaaJ. R, Smith.
AMBtw-Jauea B. McCov.
Kcbool SiraaiRTFNprsr ft. A Mi.hr n 11
-- K. T. T. fisl.tr.
HMi-Wn Korttrillf r.
THE SCHOOL SUPBftlXTBXB,
ENGY,
R. E. Michener, the t andidate
for superintendent of schools on
tue republican ticket, is a native
01 inuiana ana tor eignteen years
a resident of that state, he was
raised on a farm and received a
good common school education
In 1880 lie went to Kansas and at
once engaged iu teaching, at the
close of his second term of school
feeling the need of thorough pre
paration for his chosen prfession,
he entered the Kansas Normal
college as a student, completing
the teachers course, in 1SS-J. two
years were spent in teaching dur-
ing which he won the name oi
heing one of the ablest and lore-
most teachers in his coitntrv.
Returning to college iu 1kn; In
completed the scieutilic course in
1888. ranking among the very best
in the class of lit;. Coming to
Oregon soon after he ha? been
and is still actively engaged iu
educational work. Mr. Michener
is highly recommended as an edu
cator and a gentleman, having
excellent testimonials from lead
ing educators in the east, promin
ent among whom are President
Sanders of the Kansas Normal,
and president of the state teach
ers" association. President Stryken
f the Central Normal college,
I'rofs. (iaines and l.unsdoii of Ft.
Scott, Kansas. Snpt. Drumback
and a number of schools in which
lit has Wen engaged as a teacher,
lie has recently In-en teaching in
I. inn county and has made an ex
cellent reputation. Mu is at pres
ent principal of the public schools
at Tangent.
lie should receive a handsome
majority in June second, as there
is no doubt but that by his elec
tion the public school interests of
the county would be in good
. hands.
The slips and turns of the free
trade advocates are numerous if
not amusing. Very often they
could almost le denominated
lapsus lingua if not by a harder
name. Thus it is shown that they
inform us that the abolition of the
duty on sugar will never be
noticed by the consumer, because
the refiners, importers and dealers
in the article will make no reduc
tion. In other words, they say in
Mie case of sugar the tariff is not
tax, but that its price is fixed
absolutely regardless of the fact
that there is a duty of about '21..
cents a pound. These same con
sistent logicians assure us that if a
tariff is placed on tin, which would
amount to almnt half a cent or so
in the cost of a dinner pail, that
the price of the pail would be
doubled. This method of argu
ment only exioses those resorting
to it to ridicule. The tariff is
either a tax, or it isn't, and the
democrats should lind out w hich
assertion they prefer and stick to
it.
Tin: true inwardness of the
Union party business will prob
ably le worked for in Umatilla
county. John A. liross a most
worthy and well qualified man foi
the position is the candidate for
the state senate on the republican
ticket. Whi. Matlock is the nom
inee of the democratic party. Mr.
Gross is a farmer and stood way
,iht-ad in the race for the office :
until t he t'nioii party nt in nom
ination W. A. Sample, a republi
can, ami a coiupetcnt, active, aixl
well informed jrentleiuai), who in
ilso a fanner. Tin- penult looked
for if that Mr. Sample while
there is not the rentotei't chance of
his election will draw enough ;
votes from Mr. Gross to elect Mat- j
lock. That is about all there is in !
the I'nion party hiiRiiieis this
vear, anl if 1t turns that wav I
1'iuatilla county y ill ha a thou-!
sanl times the loser.
Ik Governer IVnuoycr considtrd ,
himself sell-appointed to annul
the supreme court, and decide up- j
on tu constitutionality ot laws.
himself, how lonjr world it he )-'
fore he would attempt to prorogue
the legislature, establish hi own i
conception of the constitution,,
and j set himself up as thej
autocrat of the state govern-;
ineiit as a life long dictator
and virtual owner ot the entire j
institution. Certain it is that his !
past action induces a wholesome
apprehension that just such a
course might be attempted.
I
Thk most efficient, active and
popular superintendent of public
instruction that Oregon has had is
Hon. K. R. McKlroy, and he has
done more to advance the cause
of the public schools in Oregon
then any other man in the state.
, It behooves the voters to see that
he is retained in the josition,
even if Rev. I.eKov does accuse
him of being a plagiarist, l'rof.
McElroy's originality can bear
the test of intimate personal ac
quaintance, and the charge of bis
Rev. opponent will not estrange
manv votes from Prof. McElrov.
Thk question. Who shall control j
popular education? has become a j
leariinx ismie in almost every
civilized country. In the United;
States, Canala, Australia, France,
Oerniany, Auntria, Italy, the
United Kingdom, and other coun
tries, the church is struggling to
retain or get possession oi the
schools. It is a hopeless battle.
A public non-sectarian system oi
popular education is the very
foundation of civic liberty. The j
state can not sacrifice it without j
aiming a blow at its own life.
xtjir ro-iA r. i
The Celebrated Funck
CURE
Warranted
rvire
aFEoDTOT
or uieiiry
re fundea
the :enerativo urcaos of either sax whether ;
arming from the exesseive naa at .tiinnliuw, .
tobaceo or opium, or tbronga autbful India. :
cretioo, over inlulceaco, etc. roth aa law at '
Rram Powar. Wakefa'acts. BeaxiBic Doar. ,
Pains In the Back, Seainat Weaknnw, Hvk
teria, Ner ous Prostratloa, Nocturnal Oaiie
gioui, Leucorrhoe, Mzxlacss, Weak Uemary,
Lansal Power and tmpotenc, which if net,.
let ted often lead to prematura old ate sad
insanity. Price SI a box; tones for $5.4
Sent y mail on receipt of price.
A WKITTEM VaBSTEK is irea
with erery to order received, t refund tae
money it a PervuiaeaU care is aoteeTecte.
We hare thoosandsot tcstianoiala from eld
and youav at beta texas, who have brra
penuaaently cored by the ass rf Aphreditioe
Circular free. Address)
THK iNM MEM1INE .
Western Braach, Box, 27, Portlaatl, recaa.
For sale b Foahsy k Masea, who eule sad
retail druggist,. Albaay, Orcxta.
STkBPFESS NIOHl'S made miasrahTe' ii
that terrible couirh. Shilob's Cure is
the remedy for you, t'vr sate by Feshav k
Masoo.
IO HT PATRONS AND LADIES OFAL-
bany. I aza prepared to do drcssc akin;;
on short notice. A perfect fit and satisfac
tion guaranteed In every respect. Thanks
(or past favors. All in the future will be
irratefully received. Mrs. H, Barns, sorner
0th and JeSerson.
F ball A ksw sixes siwiko macuins.
at greatly reduced rates; also choice
canary birds, English and German sincere.
For particniars inquire of Mrs. Wm. Myer.
f)OOMS torent Two furnished rooms on
t the corner ef Jefferson and Sixth
street. H. Barnes.
PHAETON (or siie-No. 1, grade A, nearly
new very cheap, also a single harasg.
U. F, Tabler
CW. AVERS, ARCHITECT AND 8UPKB
, tnteadant. Offi over First National
bank buildinir. Albany, Or. Work solicited
from all parts of the county.
T
HAT HACKING COUOH can be so quick
ly cured by Shlion s Cure, wcguaraniea
Sold by F4hay h Maeon.
H0RSBS rloo-tit and sold en most favor,
able terms. Ap)ly to A, 8aders al
Marshall's or Schmcer s stables.
IW, MOEXCH ft PEER RUKTr NER,
i. contraetor4 and builders. Plans, speti
ti.atioim and details furnished for all kinds of
frame and brick buildlnirs, bridges, etc All
work promptly doae and suaranteed to be
first-claw.
rnilOt'KOL'UHBRICD POCLTKY Of the
Xleii'tin; varieties. Address Cfcaa, S. Mil
ler, R.-iinsville, Oregon.
T O.sT A small parcel ol papers addressed
MM
to .1. F. Stewart, box 'l. Finder wit
plcav lrave haroe at posteiliee acd eblig
owner.
1J0r. 8AI.K -A (food youns eow and calf.
Inquire at the Hkrlo oSiee, or B. X
llardman on Alhaay prairie.
CI ROf P, whooping couzh and hroacnitis
J immediately reliCTcd br Shileb's ttire.
For sale sy Feshav & Htnn.
(1 B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD
J ing fire, lite and accident insurance com
panies. ART STUDIO.
Mrs. Dr. I'attou, Bluniberg's
block. Lessons given ia drawing,
painting ami music. Pictures for
sale or painted to order.
trrenni' .-s lETiy
i
Higbeit ef All ift LttVening Poorer.
aV
1 1
a
AESG1HJ7E1Y PURE
There is nothing comparative or hesitating in their language when
the official analysts, chemists and scientists speak of the quality of
the Royal Baking Powder. " As good as," " harmless," " pure " are
tune phrases to describe the superlative merits of this great baking
powder. Whenever actual, scientific, practical tests are made, it is
emphatically declared superior in its leavening strength, purity and
wholesomcness. Witness the report of Prof. Wenzel). of the.Collega
of Pharmacy Department, University of California if
San Francisco, Oct.rig, x88g.
From actual analysis made by me?
I pronounce the Royal Baking Pow
der to be the Strongest and-Purestt
Baking Powder before the public.
It is entirely free from alum and
Other additions injurious to health.'
The City Liquor Store
U. It A VMGAltTf liojrrietor.
eWHtxt aoor to lh Oda Fellows' einple, Albaur, Oregon JM
Keeps ooustantlT oi. rjantl the anest Importau ana il.tanitir wiRee, naueie, tiuit an
taVa-Ma
unty Din-ciaa iiquvrsiore in ids
SPfClAL inEXT'etr.PAlD TO
Tulius Joseph
Manufacturer of Choice Cigas
AND DKALKR IN
FINE lllPORTi AND KEY WEST
C:r, Pint sud Pniakintr Ti.bm (.b, Vct rei liJiiin and Brisr Pipes, t :
full line of Smokers' Aitit lcs. Altft dealer ia
Ne it aaar ta Pfleiflf r' hikIt etxir, Alay, Orefau,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
iCAUTlOiM Sua
iIi-m; uuie W
bolt.ni. Ii ilie
eo'10M-.: -iuu price.
IV. L DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CINTLCMIM.
Wee liKTe b ai ht a
do date ( Nov , 184 .)
tuced rates , e U ) Sme about 1800 negatives made by ourselves, fiuin
which dualits . eai e hsd at likefrates. We ssrry the oslr full iine of view
of this state, jr do i srged work at lowest rates for first-class work. We
shall he pleas d to j ou at cur studio In Fremai's block, next doer to Itho
Mssotie Tea. .
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Columbia FLO UR
The best brand" iu the market. This extra fine quality of r'lour is manu
factured by the
JET72SSS02T
FLOTJBZXTa HILLS
OF JEFFEBROX, OREGOX.
The mill has roently been refitted and supplied with all the latest and
nest improved machinery, jfsk for the
"COLUMBIA"
A)i take ather. or Every sack warranted"
Hopkins
STVCESSOKS TO HOI'KIXS
s
VPS
10
AND MANUFACTURERS OF-
Ualvaniml Iron Cornice, Wiutlow (Japs, Water lablefl, I'ilasters and
Building FinishingB.
HavinK bad 15 years experience in the biiHiiiess of manufacturing or
namental gaHaiiue.l iron work for huil.lingn. etc., satisfaction will be
fuaranteeJ.
TRST STREET. AL l "
-U. S. Gov't Report,
trtf. Ckmistry ColUge of Pharmacy Vf't,
University ef Caiirniu. J
cujt
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY-
I
L. I'oitijlas' aeiiie ami pii arctduiiipr.1
ennoi iiT' , semi ii.rn-i i i. i-i
I
tine nir. Hral) lliiuil t.re.in Tlie S. P, t'o. Krry makes n.iiiiee'ior,
iiikI rerlmofir M nlrrproul. i with all the regular trains on the east elde di
Kl In llr M Mrl.l.l S.XMIlllHr Ui i-ion from fo.t of F .treet. Cotrlund.
.'.Oil t.rMHlnr tlaiii! rril
w4.oo iiaiHi-xevtei Milt hue.
W.t.SO rollrr hum I armer kiiim-.
ti!.:At Ixtra tslnr 4'nir Miur.
Ih-J.M A WoiUlnsuiew-.
hr.
til H mill !l.:.1 lli rliiMil
Aliaen.
All Mrnle ia uui:rr. Ilullim
and Ijiee.
FOiti
Al'il
B.4I.1S !HOK tOK Mlwln.
BEST MATKKIAI.,
BEST sTVI.K,
BK8T KlTTINt;
W. L. IMIltl As.
Krorltlon. Ns,
L E. BLAIN.
"THe LeadlngS
PHOTOGRAPHERS:
ALBANY, OHKOON.
lie neitatives made by L W, Clark and Greenwood up
Duplicates ean be had from them only of us, m re
COMPANY,
Bros,
& SALTMARSII HEALERS IX
nv
),
II IT till
Aug. 17, 1889.
to Diioraia.
VIA-
SoiTTlf KKS
I'ACIFIC
'OMJ'ASV'l
THE MOUNT SHASTA "0UTL
Time Between
mid Snn IrnnrUro
AJJany
35
35
II O V P. E
California expreu tniins run iluily littwet-n
Cortland ami San Francisco.
mu ruT" i soaru
, 4 00 p ni . . Lv I'ortlilnl . . . . Ar . . IO;45 am
s:18 p 111..I.V Albany I.v. . ':: aa
.':45ain..Ar S. FruwiMti.l.v.. 740vni
Loral Pass. Train Dally- (Kx. humla;
b:0U a in. . Lv Portland
12:40Jp m. . Lv Alliany...
2:40 p m. .Ar Eugene..
Ar. . 3:4" pro
...... l.v . . 1 1 ;3i am
. . . . l.v.. PjKUp
Lebanon Branrli.
iTtolj' in .TF.v A I bany A r Tt) : Sf am
:0tf ptn..Ar Lelwnon l.v.. f.ll.im
1:50 p m. . I.v Albany Ar. . pm
. i:SG,p m..Ar Lebanon l.v. . K;4U am
7;W a in..I.v....AHany Ar. . 4.-J: pin
.-.'a in.. Ar.... Lebanon l.v.. .VI" pin
rri.LMANBUFFETSI.Ki;n:Kf
rouKisT si.Ki:riNi i.wks,
For accommodation n( Se. omi t lus Pan
I seifrers attaeliol to Fxprt sn 'I ruin.
! Siae IMiUIoii.
Hetvveen 1'oitland and (.'orvallia
i .iihii irnin iiniij- r.nep-. siinu,r
I ?::i0 a m L-. . . . Po.tlin I ..Ar B?0d. in
l:2Spui..Ar I'cnaiiiri.
l.vl.S p. in,
At Albany ami ('orvallia tonm-ft h ill
train of Oregon P.cifii llailroad.
Kxprrss Train DallyKx'tpt .Sunday
4:50 p ni. . l.v...
Mil p m. . Ar...
Portland . Ar . .( H:(o ;.ir
. lleMinnt ille. L . .' i.i.'.c
THROUGH TICKETS
is Al! Points
SOUTH AND EAST
Via California.
t-W For full Information reinrriim: rate,
niapii, etc-, call on company scent at Alliany
K. KOK1II.KK, E. I". KOOEKS,
ManaKer Asi.t. U. F. & P A
UHION PACIFIC RL'Y
COMPAM1
Overland Koute
Trains for the East Icavo Portland at 7 a. M
sod 9:00 r. a. dailr.
,l,Tl"'U"n,l1C! to " 'r,, priosiual
1 lVIVJul O pnints in I niled fttafcs,
Canada and Eurupe.
PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS.
I'roe Colsnltt Blesnlae Cars Baa Tkioaffb s
Ex toss Trails
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS?.
Ilrgant Sew Maine, tars Wll
t hanicr.
Clow Connections at Portland for San Fran
Cisco and Huget Bound points.
aUuats leave the Company's wharf, at
the foot of Broadalliin street, on Tueulav anJ
Friday of each week. C. O. HA WI.I.Noti.
I'itv ticket and FriKUt Agmit
1'. A. HILLCK.
Keaeral TralMc Mnnager.
T. W. LtX.
.. I. At
JOHN SGHMEER'S
LiTery. Fesd & Sale status
Corner Second and EUsvur th til
ALBANY, OREGON
H oases soabdsd by the day or innnrh. Car
riayea or buitirica on reasonable terms.
v6nl
FOSHAY AJMASON',
WboUIe anci; Ketail
B
is
I BANV,
KhG
Elegant Lotion renln tbe kiu
oft and beautiful.
SlRTHORN CALVE
VOR SALE-TWO li JloSTH Oh BVI.b
T calves, and one i month old. rut
blooded registered stoelr, fn.m the youne
Mary family. For Uruis apply to (Herman
Arnold, at his rm, (the old Murccr 'IVonit
,a plaoel arsbru' bridge.
! THE MARKETS.
Ai.ii.wv April .'M. The markets
! are very quiet, there being no
! movement in either wheat oronts.
Al.HAN'V QUOTATIONS.
.itb v
Flour $4.25 per tUi
Potatoes $1 y,
Kirirs
Butter 1."( Mi
l.tird l-iccClS.:.
ilttins 12j'(tfliif.
Shoulders 8(10c.
Hacou 10(lJc.
Hay Timothy, $ItJ, osts and cheat,'
Ap 1 is (ireeii. 10021.50 Der bu.
j I'iujii Dried, 4(gc. per B.
App'e dried bleached c eundrled
j S c.
1 Chickens $4.506 00
: ilides Buf hides. Kreep. 4 c.
10 c : dtscr ekins, 'J0c; sheep ptlte, 190
I 75?, according to wool.
i Beci 'ilil'Hc gross.
j Muttou Hi 00 per bead.
i Hogs 50c, dressed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 galloa tias, lfcs,
pulls Vic.
KIM En NOTICKS.
I The Litest
i Hynian'8.
Dlicet nuiblcj ut
Mrs
No. 1 Star tomatoes and all klnas of j
j fresh funned zoodi at a Tery low,
! fls;;iri! at (.'onrtid Meyer's. , i
j Lovers of srnod cheese should call j
i on Conn llros. They hare jiwt re-1
. ceivc.l ii lot or Hill ereHin, liei-li and
! sweet.
I Mexican Cactus Hitters Is the best
; remedy lu the world for liver and kid
i ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale
; at M lianniKart'
A new line of line wall.papers with
j borders to match have been opened at
' Korlmiller A Irving'. They arc new
and elegant iIi-mithm. Call and see
' thein.
Kor ehilliluin and frOAt-hites US'.'
j Cliamlierlain'r 1'uin.Bulm. Whet,
1 I'louiptly applied to the fror.en parts
; il will leveut the sk'.n from turning
black ir peelini; on. It allays the
itching ami suiarlinif uf chilbUins
and coon restores the part to a healthy
eomlitiou Kr o.ile by Kosliay X
Masou,
( Jraiid Army hoys, as well as many
others, will he interested iu the fel
owiug from Alex H. l'o.e, Stewart,
Tenn., who is A. D. C'.. Commander
Dep't Teuti. and tia. He says: "Wc
have li.nl an epidemic of whooping
couli here and Chamberlain's Coii!;h
Kemetly has been the f'lih tiiiu:: that
has dune any f.'iod." Tlo-ic i" in
danger from whjipicg coiiii v.iiei.
this remedy is freely used. 50 ecu!
bottles for sale by Fosliay k Mason.
Have you heard what Mr. G. L. j
Weast, of Cambridge City, Ind., says
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Di.n rliu a Remedy! If not, here it is:
"Duiinx latit slimmer I was troubled
very much with severe pains in the
stomach and bowels, and was induced
bj a fiicud to try this 1'cmedy. I
took one nose, as per directions, and
it pave ine almost iiittant relief. I
cheerfully recommend it to the
aflliuted." '.'.I and ."0 cent bottled for
sale by Fosliay cfc Mason.
Mr. F. .1. Smith, IMitorof the V:
Abenrombie, D.ikota, Herald, san:
"The most wonderful tieilioine, 1
have ever met with, is ( bninbt i Iain's
Colic, V'lioli ia a ml I)iarrliia Keuit i.
In case of clioiie is c.iv ppnlv ie
liaf. (In iiniitii, tnph I bae tonii-l
It iiiilinpfiiMb.'i-. I'nt in aKr.li naUr,
it imphrtH a pU-asant t iMe aii-i pre
vents the painful diarihota, Itnli
alkali water product's. I eoiild not
feel safe without it iu my house." 25
and .r0 cent bottles for sale by
Foshay Mason
t'onlraelor and Bnlliler.
Di. MIM.I. UU.L H HM-II fl.AKS, M'f
tions arul dctai!s for all kindt of Imil'i-
it): an. I artliiuvture. All rk promptlv
done anil truaratiteed t be flint -class. Ksti
lua'.es furniiliril on short notice for brick
luiiMins. residences, public building,
lriili;cs, etc.
Take
Simmons
Regulator
One Dose
WORTH
ioo Dollars !
Dsar M. I., h: I consider cne doteof Sim
inoix l.ier tiezulator worth 'HUGO. I was
couatiVited, bail Hcailaclie, could ct noth
ing with satisfaction or appetite' had the
nines, and felt altogether oat of writ. I re
sorted ts Blue Man, Calomel, Otiiniue, and
very remedy suKMted, but niilr obtained
temorarr relict. One dose of S I. R did me
more roud than lot) worth of doctors am)
dcetoriuc. H..-,p, J v JOAans.
I have been a teacher for twentv rears, and
durinic that timebwr bail ieieatelattscksof
heatlcbc, plucwl br torpid Uver, aud
have leen entirely cureil by Niinmons l.ivci
Hb(jul'or. I fonnit it to lw of mil.l s
i Wivtor In its action as not to interfere, in
the lcwt with in- dnti.n in the sihool room.
To thoMi siiio.Hur iiii.icil and subject to'hc
mine, I cannot too highly reeomiucnd Mini
niona t.iver Regulator.
F.. K.vnnr.n' Campbellsville, K
HAY POU-'SAI.E- CLEAN CURAT f)1
timnthr, lll; will beaald In aiisuUls
ta suit at rea'oniMe ntegj,fnr cash, at tne
Etables of b. headers.
FEMALE Fills,
For Female Ir
regularities: noth
ing like them on
the market. Never
ail. MiccessfuIlT
used by prominent
ladies ' monthly.
C'lanmtccC to re
lieve - suppreSHe-l
menstruation.
lz:ti& Cerioin
Don't be humbug.
?ed. oave time,
Itetilth and money.
Take no other.
Sent to any ad
dress by maii on receipt of price, $2.00. Ad
drens ' 4hrn Medicine Company
Wrt Bran, h Itov 'J7, Porllaad, Or
Bold by Foahay & Maon, Albany. Oregen
( URL WANTEO To do general housework
1 1 App' at oueeto Hfsii.U Ottii.e.
'Liver
Fabsr's hm
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Exclusive Agency f cr th e'jidlcw Fine Slices
hl vjnt r.isn block.
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LADIES'BOOT,
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OPERA
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JULIUS (tJUDWOHL'8
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAB.
Tin: i.EADixt; crockery, fanuv ;ood.s and toy store
K ALBAN Y. THE ONLY GENUINE IKKiEKS BROS SI! -VEIfWAKE,
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
V.OY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DO.L CAR,
RIAGES, AND A
General Assortment of Fancy Goods.
Specialty in the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries. He buvs
directfor net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley.
XfiInsurance a$rent for Fire and Marine.
TOILET
AND
GO
IS!. L
AliJo CARIr.
The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in" the
Willamette Valley,
oai,l and :xa:mijn fi ins stock
THE El D
-AND
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
WANTEDj'.SPECIALLY Hay, oatt and potatoes, to supply customers
on theUre?on Pacific Railroad extension anijmy increasing home trade,
wlieroH fell in itiantities tr.suit the iur I asers. J,Otiic foot or Ferry street.
K. M. ROBBRTSON
Peritcl Heiiicdies
a
or '
ewsfiWaslibiirn
AI.HAIiY OREGON
Ah! there! !o to Matthews A
Washburn's for Stoves, lEanues
and Builders' Ihm'.waro. They
carry the largest assort no-nt and
jell at the lowet-t jirici-s.
SEARLS
To BARROWS A SEARLS
Uiv (iOiiil.,Noiioi!S
LADIES AM) CENTS
NlSfllNfiS.
I TK
Also have n con.) 1-te )iue of
M II r
1 (IliU L'll
For ij.iiL, trade at iiioes
that tiety eoiiipeeitiou. Cive
lis a rail and buy your .oen ui
us at Ledicck Jjiieer. Ht.o i
gan: and triiare df.iln .
i
lUiiih
SHOES FOR
n mud
tADI
'
KID.
ail 4'
Fii.b Slioes
ii I
Mm
LASTS
At Lowest l'lices. Call
ar.. s.-.' onr new t.nk.
PURE DRUGS
FANCY
TO
GOODS
il. L
'DUUI IB-
urngs, Paints, Oils,
rrnaDerraad toilet articled,
also a frill Dm of book .r-i
ttaUonety, partodieaia, ele.
HT Frwotpttona carefui
-ouipoooded
il m FELUKSrS TEMPLE,
Albaay Oa.
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