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Newspaper Page TextV 3 jUoYninqgailijgcrald ON HALE. Th Daily Hmhalu will be wo aW each morning at H. J. Jones' book store.where it ran he procured aft 6 cents per copy. JOTTHIOi AHOG C TOWN. ' E. G. Beardaley, oi Portland, ia in this city. H. Y. Kirkpatrick, of Lebanon. aa in the city yesterday. Over twenty new residence are being built in Albany at the pre sent time. Southern Oregon ia shipping peaches and blackberries into the Willamette valley. Great reduction made on aailor waists, silk wool and fine flannel at G. W. Simpson'a. Special prices made on all drees goods to make room for fall stock at G. W. Simpson's. An advertiser who ha a Here ford cow and calf for sale will please call at this office. Strauder Froman and wife left for a mountain trip yesterday to Fish Lake and the Matolus. An elegant line of undrete ed kid gloves, in all the latest shades, just received at the Ladies Basaar. C. W. Sears went out to the front of the Oregon Pacific yester day to spend a few days for his health. Oregon cherries retail in Omaha for 40 and 61 cents per pound. Who says there is not money in Oregon fruit. The party that borrowed au opera glass at F. M. French jew elry tore and forgot to leturn it will please do so soon. Josephne county wilt have one of the largest crops of watermelons that she has bad for years, but will be a few days later than usual. Parker Bros, is just the place to fill your lunch baskets, for the excursions, picnics, etc. Try them for the Newport excursion to-day. Albany's Building and Loan As sociation last evening loaned R. K. Montgomery $800 at 53 montt interest in advance and A. Saylix $200 at 55 mouths. Mrs. Mary H. Ellis of Fore . Grove, President of the Woman' Relief Corps, Department of Or.- gon, was in the city yesterday o . her way to Roaeb.org. Hon. Jeff Myers was in the city yesterday and' reports S-io -,ros-pering, with a new church and bank building going up, nd the prospects of having the railroad. Letters from Albany people at Newport state that the weather is delightful there, aud that all are having a pleasant time. Quite a oowd are already there and many more on the start. Superintendent J. .tevenf-on and Assistant General Manage r K. H . Hadlev and tamilv came over from Corvalhs on a special traiu and -vent out to the front of the Oregon Pacini: yesterday. The splendid display of fruits at James F. Powell's yesterday morning was superb, but buyers soon broke itacomuletness. Those iooking for purchase there will have to go early for tir.-t choice,but the supply is ample ami elegant Tickets to Europe Saa Francisco tfpokane Falls. Pendleton, Baker City, The Dalles, and all points in the United States and Canada for i)e at the Union ticket ofBo. C. G. Kawlings city ticket agent. uroad lln st. Everybody is going to Newport on the Bpecial excursion tram that leaves the 8. P. depot on the O. P. R: K. at 4 :30 p. m. to-day. Don't let a passing cloud keep you home. The weather is delightful at the seaside. Plenty of rooms at any ot t be hotels. Rooms can be as sured if desired by wire. Fare only Hi. The usual religions services will be observed at the First Baptist cburen next sabtath July ZO. Preaching by pastor L. J. Trum bnll at 11 o'clock. Sunday school immediately following at 12. Meeting of the Vinyard laborers, to hicb all young people are in vited at 6:30 preaching at 7;45. by pastor. The publicarecordially invited to these meetings. Take the Union Pacific railway tor th Last; 36 hours quicker than any other transcontinental line, elcjtaiit new dining car-, Pull man . palace sleepers, tree family steeping ears run through to Den ver, Omaha, Council iUulTi, kanaka Cry, rit. Louis, Chicago ai d 8t. Paul. C. G. Rawlings, agent of the Union Pacific. Ticket office, Broadalbin street. A Bar Vara for th Whisky Habit. Dr. Livingston's Amidete ior Drunkenness wiil cure any case of toe liquor habit in from ten to thirty days, from th moderate drinker to the drunkard. The Antidote cau be given in a cup ot coffee without the knowledge of the person taking it. Tho Anti dote will not injun; the health in anyway. Manufactured by the Livingston Chemical Co., Port land, Oregon, or from J. A. Cum aiiug. Druggist, soie agent, Far Mala. The undersigned wiil sell at public auction at Schmeer's stable in Albany, on the I'tttl. day of July, 18W0, at 10 o'clock a. m., a number of good horses. Terms of gale six months, three without interest, but with approved se curity. Weias Bbos. A Manie. On the Union Pacific consumes hut seventy hours from Portland to Chicago, which is the faateat time ever maue irem ue vasl. Ticket office Broadalbin ! Street. u. vou aeeo those new style i ef - ttaAnar. They are the latest thing hair ornaments at tna uuueaigam. aiso a targe uweiuiig on in ALBAHY WOOLEH HTLL8. V7kat Thsy are Doing And How They are Doing It. To Tiir. KuiroB tiik lia .i: Your correspondent had pleasure of conversing wit'' .1. ilii . Mover, president 01 "'e " ! Woolen Mill Vo. who established on First street. IV.rt-l iand. Or., at whol- sale- and retail, of the goods manufactured here in Albanv, which sjeakR so much for the reputation of the mill that we are constrained to give it to the public. There has been such a demand, and the demand has so increased that thoy are compelled to place a salesman on the road, ami now are receiving orders for Albany manufactured goods from St. Louis, New lore, Philadelphia, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago, and already having received the second orders from some of these houses pince their sidesman arrived in the east, and as Mr. Mover related their plans and prospected success he became very enthusiastic for the future welfare of the Albany mills and the city of Albanv. A Grand Schema. The Balem Journal says that the Oregon Pacific Railroad company could increase its revenues and at the same time provide a conven ient means of pleasure and recrea tion to many people of the valley, by putting on a special train from Albany east to the mountains ev ery Saturday evening and back Monday morning. As now ar range'!, a person going by train to the upper Santiam country has to stay in Albany over night, and cannot go up the O. P. at all Hun day, so that hundreds who would avail themselves of a weekly chance such as above suggested are now deterred from so doii g. There are targe numbers of Salem people, and presumably of other towns, who cannot afford the time to go for a week or two to the mountains, who would like to go occasionally during the summer if thev rould do so in the manner suggested. Lul Hlgat'e Theatre. The Chicago Corned v Company last night produced "The Hidden Hand" to a ratter larger house than usual, and was greeted with immense applause. The part" I were well sustained and the audi- ence well plea. ed. This afternoon they give a matinee and to-night their closing performance. Thev have given satisfaction throughout the week and will be greeted with a large gathering for their closing pieco. i Preach Tansy Wafer. These wafers are a sure and safe sjiecific .'or all kinds of female troubles and will remove all ob structions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are just what every woman need", and can le used safely. For .salt by the Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, .also from our sole agent, .1. A. Curomint:, druggie. Rlnniherg block, Albany, Oregon. SATURDAY'S BILL OF FAKE. Cauliflower, Green Peppers, York Cabbage, 1-ettuce. A FAT HKN. Cucumbers, Turnips, Carrots. Beets, otriog Beans, Sugar Peas. A NICE HI' KINO CH1CKKN. Blackberries, Raspberries. Ashland Peaches, Calif. Peaches. .And the finest line of lunch soods in the city, all to be had nice and freh at Mueller fc Gar rett's. IHsaolutloa of Partnership. Notice is hereby g ven that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the restaurant busines in Albany, Ore gon, is hereby dissolved by mu tual consent, L.J.Caplatzi retiring, aud John J. Pepin remaining and coadncttng the business, c llecting all bills due the late firm and assuming all liabilities. Dated July 17, 1890. L. J. Caklatzi, John J. Pkpin. To The Asylaaa. The Balem Journal says: Officers Minto and Dilley last night arrested an old geutlemati who m glit have been seen around the streets during the day, barely able to. prjceed with the aid of a cane, it was late ana his peculiar actions caused the police to con sider him under the influence of liquor, so they locked bim up for the night, but his condition this morniug bad not changed, so they concluded be was out ol his head and had him taken before County Judge VValdo for examina tion, which was conducted by Drs. Cusick and J. N. Smith, in pres ence of Dist. Atty. Bingham. All were convinced that be is demented and accordingly be was committed to the asylum and taken there by iJeputy wrigntman. His name is Israel A. Gray, aged 66 years, residence Brownsville and has a relative, James Gray, at Albany. His mental ailment is said to be '.he result of irregular life and dis- tpation in the past. He has a lefecuve memoiy and can give no iccurate account of himself. He is also paralyzed physically. Bunch grass is going to seed ,u Klamath and Lake counties this reason, bometniag not known before for years. New emoroiiierieH, Houuciiu!, iacc noouciug in cotton and bilk, Ikldi'Lr sAsnl itii T nnc !i imir.i. 'JSana. asva vmsu. Aca. r las iiutte) tioo point, also new designs in black and white lace, including Vandyck and Eiffel Tower. New ufChinafi UTCn,n8 Samuel K. Young. For Sale. Some household goods at a bar- a 1 i j l ir . i ptreet for rent. OOABT K0TE8. The Klamath county Star nays i that wheat is looking Well. . . , In Law county tDe weatner iuh , been cool and w indy for the past WPt'K. BobDodson killdl a 250 uuinrl Cinnamon bear on Cherry creek, kbiinath county, last week. A nheeii herder who lias been working for Abbot & Long, was found dead in bis cabin on the head of Susan river in Southern Oregon last week. It is thought he had been murdered, as his t hroat was cut. Grant county news- A large !ear entered the sheep camp of Kenneth M. Rae lately and grab bed one ol the sleeping herders by the shoulder and unceremonious ly yankjd him out of his blankets. The aroused man yelled so ter rifically that the bear beat a hasty retreat. The man's shoulder was bitten quite severely. Three prisoners escaped from the Grant county jail last we k Two were confined ior the Ortho dox crime of horse stealing, and one for the bit of irregularity of trvine to kill a neightor'8 family. The prisoners made a key out of a case knife, rney took, a coupie oi pistols belonging to the deputy sheriff. . Church Kottca. Preaching services to-morrow at the Presbyterian church at 11 a m. and 7 :45 p. m. Sabbath school at 12:15 p. m. Young people's prayermeeting in the lecture room at 7 p. m. Subject of the morning sermon, "The Cause and Cureoi Worry." The topic of the evening discourse, "The Right Lse of Pleasures." All will b made welcome. A riaa Plaything for the Children A Dalles paper has the follow ing: Edward Rogers and Milner Mc lin, who live on a ranch five miles from V ia, went out on a hunt a few ago. They spied a large cougar, fully seven feet long, sticking its head above a log McLain fired and killed it. It had no sooner fallen over, when another sprang up, which was killed also. The men then went to the place where the animals fell, and found four young cougars and tried to catch them alive, but all got away but one. The other three were shot. The cougar kit ten is now on the ranch and is quite playful, and a favorite with the children. Daa Completed. The floods last spring took out the dam across the antiam river, that turns the water into the Al bany and Sanliaui cana:, and a force of men have tieen at work j laoiimln. lio ik.- . iuiuiii ; replacing it and will have it : longer. Bold by druggists at 60c nd : completed to-day. The dam is'flperbos. Sola b t'osbav A Mon I about '.50 feet long and required rcgen i considerable work. Another one; iiriB Aioog Vour Stock. j aero-, a slough is still to be at j if you want to send them to pa-i tended ro. ! ture, where they will have the I WhatA4vertUing Cut. A Hin-l page in sn issue of the os7 y iZZ' V tVl..V;c ..VL .T ;i $400. A yearly iulvertisement in! .. i i-ii ; r -, i vti v vv ittiiii va iiiv fs" s(asu costs $26554 for the lowest and ?i:i,(RiU tor the hiiihext price. columns. These figures would ; doubtless be of interest to men j who invest $2 or $3 and flatter themselves with the idea that they are extensive advertisers, and also t to those who so frequently ask why 1 country papers cannot be printed i as cheap as city papers. . State Lecturer. It is said that among the changes made by the grand lodge of United Workmen was the creation of the office of state lecturer, whose duty it shall be to travel thoughout the turn-diction, hold meetings, deliv er lectures, elucidate the aims and benefits of the order, organize new lodges, and attend to all such work. His salary is to be $1000 a year and 50 per cent., of the fees collected for establishing new lodges. The first lecturer has not been announced yet, but applica tions will be received by Judge Daly, Master Workmen, and the executive council until August 15, when the appointment will be made. BRIOHT-HWAIN-July 18. 1890, at the reaidenca of the ouicialing clergyman, Rey. E. R. Prirbard, Mr, John Bright and Mi as Ella Swaiu both of Linn Co, Persons who lead a life oi expos ure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue in flamation. Foshay A Mason. flay Last venlna;. Last evening a good sized a idi- ence was present to witness the presentation ot the ' Black Dia monds" as played by the Chicago Comedy Co. Jas. A. Devlin as "Banty Bob" the faithful fireman, kept the house in roars of laughter alt the evening. Belie fnmun in the character of "Diana Daychink" played her part admirably, as did also Mips Howard as "Pauline." Val. E. Love, as "Bernard" Mc Turk, the friend of the "hard working, trodden down working man, " did a very clever piece of character acting. 1'he balance of the support were up in their stand ard excellence. To-night wfH be presented the five act cotnedy tirama, entitled "The Hidden Hand." Two hundred nk klo alarm clocks just received at F. M. French's. the coiner jewelnr store ! j.rtl ivi A big j t I U yrl 1V.VJO. ; j I : FINK DRESSED CHlCrBNS: AND GEESE MUELLER at GARRET'.: Fnnit a King In a Flan. George Bowniau a young nslier- man w ho went angling along . the Umatilla Tuesday, landed a trout a font in length. He carried it . . triumDi, amUhiledres8- inf his troutship forbieakfast, dis covered a plain gold ring, with the initials "1. V." on the inside, im beded in its anatomy. The ring had evidently been .uicidentallv dropped imo the river, and swal lowed bv the trout through the natural mistake that it was a new variety of the inst ct family. ThiB is no "fish lie ; it is the earnest, ober truth. E. O. Four Little Jack Horner, The Baker City Review says hat Dr. J. W. Strange, supervisor f census for the second district of Oregon, last Tuesday, announced the approximated population of the four leading cities of eastern Jregon,as follows: The Dallesl3000 Pendleton 2600, Baker City and LaGrande, each 2,MX). These igures are not up t. what was ex pected bv some and not what was expected by the supervisor him--elf, but w.'.rk is generally conceded to have i i-ii done by the various enumerators. To say that t he people of Baker City were sur prised by ttie ngures representing her populuti -n, would be Btating it mildly, but if a re-count was leemed advisable, the next ques tion would be, "Where can we find i mote careful or capable man than Mr. J. P. R si, our duly ap pointed census enumerator?" lie has resided iu our city until! its streets, alievs, additions and people are as an open book to him : ; a man that was never known to ' shirks rexon8ibility, he has been 'luremitting in bis devotion to the -vork before him, and it does seem I u: possible t)nt be could have overlooked 20u names, to say noth ing of the 2t0' more which many believed would be the correct eti mate of our population. We are not al-me. Pendleton's upper lip show no tr of starch. La Grande's tuna leg is nervously twitching and The Dalles is yet to be heard from. One gleam ot con solation alone is visible, we can truthfully s ty there is not half as much swearing over the result as we thought there would be, we haven't got the people to do it. Pile! fllml Mien! Dr W imam's Indian Pile 'linimen. is the only sure cure for blind. b!? ing or itching pile ever discoverer It never falls to ure o'.d rase of Ioi.k standing, .Tiirijre 'loons, Mayv)e, Ky. -l)r William's Indian Pile Oln-ment cured me aftr years o' orT. ring ' Judge CofliDDury.Oevelaud. O.nays "I uavc C'tind bv experience that Dr. ! WUliar.'s lndiau Fife Ointment glvet, ; immediate and permnnent relief." ; Wf tlMV. hlintlr.'fta ft C.T.'Iv t,wft lSt Of feed, good Hbade With ! .and 'tie atM twenty or more at reduced .ales. . n . .. v i All stock must be paid for ! ofore I ! A "I 'i . . , i .. 4 1.. 11... .....J... Ti . ., l, :. j.. . .1... . erdale. I w ;11 take gooi care of all stock intrusted to m v care, but will not be responsible for any ac cident thst inav occur. P. L. SlH'B. Those wishing serenn door and rtimlowH should call on R. B. Vunk, who will put them In com plete ou short notice. Shop on 1 corner of Second and lerrv streets Wi.ir-ou. con.ed beef, ofipped beef, and a nr lot of full civam California chee e, jum the thing for lunch th warm days. Call on Bpencer A Blackburn. Before purchasing your Artists materials examine the new stock just opened at the druit store of J. A. Camming, successor to H. C. Hubbard. We have our new spring stock of kid gloves, aud the best value ever shown in Albany at W. F. Read's. Happy is he who buys his fruits and vegetables of C. E. Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. Tbos. Brink has just received a fine assortment of window shades, also the Wheeler A Wilson sewing machine, the best &iid lightest running machines made. Harriet Hubbard Avers Recant ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can oe oouined at uubbard'-- new drug stor "Oh, Emma! where did you get that pretty drew? Why,mamaaa, bought it at the Ladies' Basaar. A 1 table claret 25 cents j r bot tle or $2.60 per dozen, delivered to any part of the city. M. Baumgart. Smoke th celebrated Havana tilled 5-cent 'gars, ma lufactured at Johns Jnos h s cigar tactorv. Another invoice of ladies gold and gold filled watches just re ceived at F. M. French's. Ladtee, wtteu jour hunt coiured shoes get soiled go to klein Bros., for a bottle of Rusaian Tan ; it will sa ake thess nice as new . A daily newspaper is about to be published :n the city of Mexico in the English language. Mr. Seav of Chicago is father to the enter prise. Right shvs for $1 at Viereck's. An Absaiaie car Tlic Original AbleMne Ointntentfcls july put np in Urge two-ounce tin boxes, and Is an absolute cure for old -lores, bnruk. wounds, chapped bands md all akin eruptions. Will positive ly cur all kinds of pile. Ask tor the Original Abietinc Ointment. Sold by fosbaj A Mason at 8ft cents per hor y mat, 80 rents. A Bargain. A good young Hereford cow, an excellent milker, with heifer calf one week old. For further inform ation call at this office. , BUSINESS LOCALS. Freeh apricots at Conn & Hen dricson's. Gentlemen's tine shoes at K. C. Bearlrt'. My fruit jars have arrived C. E. BrownelL Fruit cans and wax at Matthews A Washburn's. A new line of dress buckles at the La lies Bazaar. A new lot of parasols just re ceived at E. C. Searls. Paisley A Fiah do the cheapest printing. Try them. The celebrated Quaker City shirt at E. C. Searls. Call and see our Russian Tar and Faseneta at Klein Bros. Adjustable window sen ens at Matthews A Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at Matthews A Washburn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews A Washburn'r. Tinware warranted not to rust at Mattliews A Washburn's. Drink ice cold soda at Brownell's and be happy. C. E. Finest line of gent's neckties in the city at E. C. Searls. Warranted garden hose at Matthews A Washburn's. Garden hose and lawn sprinklers at Matthews A Washburn's. Ice cream and lemonade served very day at Goetz's restaurant. Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all sixes and widths at E. C. Searls. A complete line ot gents' fur nishing goods at E. C. Searls'. Try Conn A Hendricson's once on groceries and you will be happy. A fine line of Artists matei-inls just opened at J. A. Cumining's drug store. Go to Cu turning's drug store Blumberg block, for your artist's supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's for soda. Beggs celebrtted family remedies are for sale b all leading druggists every wbera. Mens, youths' and boyB cloth ing and furnishing goods at G. W. 8impson's. T 08T On hay poov branded V. P. oa the AJ snouider. wu-Hin 560 pounds. old. Any Information will be suitably re warded. Address Writaman A Hulburt. Albany Opera House, ONi. NtuHT ONLY- - TUESDAY JULY The latest musical farcical Corned v A PAIR OF JACKS By H. Grattou Donnelly, Esq., author of "Natural Gas," "Later On," etc. R. O. Knowles vs. Judge Jack. Win. J. Russeil vs. Doctor Jack, and a superior come dy company. FUN! BONGS! DANCE8! Prices 60 and 75 cents. Reserved seats on sale at Blackman's drug store. Notioe To Water Coaaansers. No parson suptlied ith water fioc toe company's main will be permitted to sup ply in any w&y, ft hor persons or families, or to allow water to' be used tram their pipes for building purposes b any one unless written pemiwion Is obtained from the company's office for such use. Failure to comply with this rule maybe followed by shuttlre tho Aster off from i he premises of the r-iuijr offending without notice. Albany Canal Water TransporUtlon and LighUns; Company, Albany July IX, ISM. Albany Opera House, One week only and Saturday mati nee, commencing 3IONDA1, JULV 14, The ever popular Cltica ro Comedy Co. Plaving a repertoire of the kteM Fasten succesaes. Held" bv enemy, - TO-NIGHT. CUANOK OK FLAT KIOUIXV renalar rrlces, ta, M anal M Cents. Reserved seats now on sale without fxtra charge at Will A Link's, the Opera House Music 8tore. N OT1CK 18 HEREBY GIVEN that nronertv owners are re quired by ordinance to cut down and remove alt thistles and obnoxious wetdb growing upon their premises, and upon the street adjoining tuereto, within the city llmlU of Albany. Tboe falling to do so will be lUble to a Baa of ti By order of the city marthal. CB. WtKH, AQQTT FOB THE LXAD Ing Are. Hte and aeet'tent iaauranoe com panies rvTT rimT"T n A1TQP UISliVlvnUUDIi. I AMD BBBT A.XJ KA' T V . i,mwtt MIIMWIfl Ulll I ' zx r. . r ' , j nnlndaw Md nis-ht v CKFULlil A PEPIN, Proprietors. Just received a large invoice oi awes at X. C. SearU. I B1- f.ATTOfJ 'SPECIALIST, BLUMBERCS BLOCK, ALBANY. OREGON, By the mot modern and ap proved methods cures female dis eases and private diseases of either sex. He has a sure cure for cat arrh of the head. Consultation is free and everything strictly confi dential. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Residence corner Third and Montgomery streets. or Interest to Horse Owner. Horses boarded by the dav or week at L. Sender's stables. Al driving or other horses u ill be well cared for, being under the immel diate charge of Mr. Fred Moist. Charges will be very reasonable. Farmeis' horses will also be fur nished with the nest of accomu.o dations. Owners of good 1 torses will always find sale for the same at this stable at g""Mi prices. Stables io&tted .n -'ixtti ami Ells worth streets, one block souh u school bnildintr. New satteens. gingham's cham bra's and other wash goods just received at G. W. Simpson's. Fresh bread morning. at S. A B.'s this Secure your rai'nad, steamship and sl eping car tickets to ail points No: t'i outhaiid East via the Union lauuc ia.iaj, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. Good Cott'ee aud Tea. The very best quality f tea and conee to te found iti tiie city m a. penr KiackiHirnV. Their lilemled coffee, rouni t or iej, will suit the moat f.iPtidiou. Farmrrs Attention Do vu want to Imv Rind ' ;U I LiaW jX Steamboat Load of Team Maciineiy jxstxcceiTed fci Ht nitu t: STEWART & SOX Gall andrSel ct Whi.t You Want. SPECIAL SPRING A. N O XJ IN" C EMENT M!y Stock is now complete embracing; a.11 the latest novel lies in Dress GroocLs both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. " . ,m LADIES I W make a specialty oi Underweai In Knit Bibbed' and Muslin Our prices are .the; LOWF8T and our goods THE BEST t We carry a rnil line ot tne worm ; ..... . . . Ladies ' In embroideries and nouncings we have as Urge a stock, ipjtj 1 err-- i . ' i. Ci!i ta I ! will be convinced that Albany ia the best trading point in Oregon. tJtJ A pleasure to show goods. ResD'v What a Fortune Tr a pood, heultliv. nearly .skin. Few are awsre of the t'loit time it takes a j disordered liver to eauso blotched ou the face and a dark greasy ski a One bottle of Beggs blood puritier and -blond maktr will ;tore this organ to Its natural and healthy state and; cWannet the blood .if all Impurities. l is meeting with woudeiful success, j lryll. .ills guaranteed. AU a rug gists keep it A Good Coaa;h Syrnp. There is nothli-g parents should be so careful about as selecting a cough syrup. Be.ggs Cherry cough sytup is meetlnir with wonderful success. The best is none to good. Be sure you get Beggs . Every bottle is warranted . All drugsiMa kee it Viereck's shaving and hair cut ting saloon, shaving 15 cents. CHE A J taOMSl'I We have made arrangements to nuj -ply money to all on long time it I rates of interet on improved farms, and choice city property. 1 hose who contemplate building brick blocks can get money, dee us ' WALLACE A CUSICR. m CHEFIES, THE FIRST IN THE MARKET. -KROM- I TO 500 GALLONS- Tiiose desiring cherries, rasp berries, etc., should call early on JAS. F. POWELL A CO. KeiU'-uilier that Klein Piros. sew up all rips on iKXts and shoes ' lioughtof them, for nothing. iBOTA' uer. Miti'ln'. l nresner. Muwer or ww a i ar this vhht ? Jl 1T3 SjIs Araati for t'u CalebratJ FREE FROM POISON. HOSIERY. . . . . renowrca rirraanesa iwp uooue, W. F.READ AKT 6tLIUiO. Mrs. Dr. Pat ton, Bluuiberg'e block. Lessons given in drawing, painting and music. Pictures ior ale or painted to order. An Idea. -We think the people will like to buy five one pouu l bars of splen did laundry soap u r two bits. We will sell at that n 14-day. SPKMCA i hLACKBVMIt. Calllerla tii-K are. T he only gur auteed cure for calarr cold iu the ties , hai levar. rose cold catarrhal deafi f na sore ejes. Ka stb re the sense breath, result ii n taste ana uupicasan rlroiu calairli. Kas ise. Follow direction ranted, by all drug aud pleaauut U aud a cure is a gists, bend fc Medical Coiup mouths' treat mail. $1 lo, t Mason. -muiar u Ablctia f, Oroille, CiL tit jut tor 1; rent by sale by Foeha A Use elegant lotion for sunburn RED CJI0W; JIILLS NEW PROCESS FLOUR.' (Superior lor family aud Baker's ose) i Best tiioraue facilities. CaTUisheat osah price paid for wbeaffa aLBANY - OREGON CCIBACT. SEATXESS. w. A. : KJMaLY, 1 he only complete eel ol Abetract . Books and Maps in Linn Countv OFFICE IN THE COUKT HOUSE. tfT Business emrusieu to my care will receive prompt and care ful attention. other maciiiutry K3 O Kit Co -TO THE- MEN Cull and look at ourvah.esin We have a very large stock t chcoe from at t he lowest prica eer oftertn in the VALLEY . ... v-u- r - nn t r j i Goods.