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Newspaper Page TextTFTTC MOTiNTNTS rTTCTt AT..D; TVE I y ESrt A Y. .mXY 23. 180Q. Rowing flatty SeraW ON SALE. Ths, Dailt Ukralu will be on eh moraine at H. J. JoneV book Mora, where it can be procured ft 6 conta per copy. jotonao Aseor tows. For colored glasses go to French's. W. H. Colwell, of Portland, is in the city. John Morrison returned yester day from Yaqnina. Charles Cnsick returned yeseer from a trip to the mountains. The best watch in the world for the money at F. M. French's. Rev. J. F. Stewart and family are rusticating up the Santiam. J. II. Wilkins, merchant of Mill City was in on business interests yesterday. Prof. Lorillard has returned from a urip to his former home in Baltimore. Geo. Alexander, one of the pn prietors of the Lebanon Express, ia in the city. Ira F.' Powers, the well kuown furniture manufacturer of Portland is in the city. Special prices made on all dress goods to make room for fall stock at O. W. Simpson's. Buy your spectacles and eye glasses at F. M. French's and Have them properly fitted. . Great reduction made on sailor waists, silk wool and fine flannel at U. W. Simpson's. An elegant new line of undress rd kid gloves, in all the latest aliades, just received at the Ladie Bazaar. W. H. Greenwood leaves this morning for Baker City, where be goes to locate and open a photo graph gallery. If you feel unable to do your work, and have that tired feeling take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsapar ilia ; it will make you bright, active and vigorous. W. J. Monteith and John Isold returned yesterday from a trip to the Belknap. Springs.having killed ed fi". It Kx feet Ed XrfH 0K ?" ,r. JseatfiOO neopll The ceH w I - 1 .H R' Penwr. .brother o. . v. u.D)nuvci un.cMcu,is wuc iniui ( uiiuuuwiuvuwiviwiuinuii affairs of his brother. He ex presses himself well pleased with Oregon. The Scio Preie under the man agement of T. L. Dugger is on our table, and gives promise of being made a veritable and valuable newspaper aa soon aa T. L. gets things straightened up. If you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find vour sigh; weak and failing, vou should womy tly use Dr. J . II . McLean' Mrengttiening Halve. 25 cent a box. Tickets to Europe Ban Francisco spoxane taus, fendleton, Baker City, The Dalles, and all point in the United States and Canada ior ale at the Union ticket office C. U. Uawlings city ticket agent. Broai til'in st. Faults of indigent on cause dis orders of the liyer, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J H. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and Blool Purifier perfects the process of digestion and assim ilation, and tbuc makes pure blood J. W. Brown of Niagara on the North Santiam, proprietor of Brown's Mill, received a very severe injury recently from a splinter ttuown off by the saw striking him in the breast, causing a facture of one nb. tie was in this city yesterday rustling around in spite ot bis injury. J. H. Wiale of Harrisbnrg pre einct was in the city yesterday on business, it will be remembered that the Ust session of court fully exonerated him from the malicious cbarse of set tin a; out a prane fire to damage a neighbor's premises. Mr. Wigle is one of the leading initial farmers of Linn county, and as free from any act of that nature a could be thought ot. No Hlghor Up- The Salem Statesman says The Modoc reached Salem yester day evening on her way up the river. Sb proceed south this morning. This is probably her last trip above Salem this season, although it is the intention of the Union Pacific to kp her busy be tween Salem and Portland during the entie summer. The Hoag also came up yesterday. She goes to Corvallis this morning, and when she reaches that city on her next trio will tie up there until higher water. Keep Off. All oersons are hereby warned to keen off from my premises for bunting purposes of any kind The destruction of stock trotn the careless handling of shotguns has become unbearable, and as the 011 lv' racoon I desire hunters to keep entimv off of my land. Albany, July 22d, 1890. Thomas From as. For Sat. The undersigned win sell a public auction at Schtnefr's stable in Albany, on me zotn uay oi Jnlw. 18W). at 10 o clock a. m niimtmr of iraod horses. Terms of ix months, three Without interest, but with approved e entity. Wklls Bros. A m.adb. Ottl Waat4. rwwwt nazes will be paid for a mntnt eirl to do housework in a small family. For particulars inquire at this office. We are fast gaining a reputation for good goods ana low pnero. v -h the neonle want THB K. E. CHURCH. Tua Cert.r Stoat Lala Laat Btuit( with ImsTMtif Cortnonin. The corner stone of tlie new M. E. church difi-e at the corner of Third and Ellsworth streets was laid last evening in the presem-e of a large number citizens. The exercises began at 6:J0. there were present kex. S. P. Wilson, presiding elder; Rev. H. P. Salchwell, of Corvallis; Rev. H. Gould, of Ml.edd and Kev. F. H. Calder of Leoanon, who agist ed the pastor, Rev. S. E. Mem minger, The exercises, which were held in the open air upon a platform erected on the site of the church buildintr, were opened with an anthem by the choir, followed by prayer and readings by the several ministers. An address was delivered by Rev. H. P. Wjlsnn, and remarks were made by th pastor and ' others. Several names were added to the subscription list to the buil d ing fund, which was increased several Lundred dollars. A tin box, containing the follow ing list of articles, was then dc posited fn a receptacle cut in the center of the corner stone : The bible. Discipline of the M. E. church. Hymn-book. New York Christian Advocate. Pacific Christian Advocate. Christian Standard. Sunday School Journal. Morning Hkbali. Evening Democrat. List of members of the church. Names of trustees. Names of subscribers to the building fund. Names of the building commit tee. Names of the pastor and presid ing elder. The corner ston& vu then placed n position, tbe tor being uiacea in us receptacle bv Wm. Ralston, the oldest member of tbe chur.rh and the stone being put in place by the pastor, assisted by members of the congregation and he ministers present. The stone will be inscribed with the word, -'First Methodist Epis copal Church. 1890." a.. . ..... - -. lne building will be a beautiful be 100 feet in beigbt. The cost of the building, when completed, win oe, ,01, ine builders are .nejthre. ODn it t nuir e. Tfc Uuatlnftott Lis. The thirty-six Chinamen and one white man who were grudiait on the proped Huntington, Sil- vertonriutat Portland line, on Butte creek, the Marion and Clackamas count v line, six miles nortk of Silver ton, have b en drawn off. They fioished -grading jie thousand feet, five hundred leet in each county. It is under stood Uiat a large force ot men will be put oa each end of this line. from East Portland south, and trom Coburg to .pringfield, Lane county. Tbewiter heard it stated on good authority a few days aga that if the right-of-way cases in i.ane county were settled, thn torce at Butte creek would not be increased, but would tie pulled off; but it the rigbt-oi-way cases were not settled, the force would be materially increased and the work inisned. The-.T cases were settled, . wnd the work will bv puohed at each end of tbe road. ioe saime authoritv stated that the whole line from Spingfield lit h-at Portland will be finished next year including the widening ot tne narrow guage irom nuverton to wooururn, whih work is now iu progresK. Flahlnc.an th Santiam. The people living up the Santiam above Brown b mill entered com plaint to the hsh commissioners Mme time ago about the manner in which saw-dust was thrown into the river .driving away the fish, also because of a dam constructed w rose tbe river at Brown's, pre venting the huh trom going up Che commissioners have returned f i )m a tour of inspection up to that point on the santiam, and will doubtless take some action in the matter. It is understood that they will recommend the construc tion of a fish ladder at Brown's mill. Large numbers of fine sal inon trout are now in the river he- low the dam. Nme ingenious fishermen have placed a net com' po.-ed of gunny sacks just below the fall, and fish in attempting to lump over tall back in tne net and are caught. They do not take to the most tempting bait ot the an 'lers which has resulted in the iish trap echemn of pulling them out. Oragoalaa Kallroad Offlca. The Portland Oregonian says The former ticket office and bag gage rooms of the Southern Pacific in their headquarters building are i he scene of tne labors of busy car ;entera these days. The rooms re being thoroughlv rehabilitated :or the use of the Oregonian Rail- -bad Company's general offices The front rojm. hitherto used as a waiting room, will be fixed up for the company' accountant, Mr Villiams: the next two rooms wi I'PJor Superintendant Scott. The i-uck part of the building is being mad" into a large and very light draughting room, well furnished .vith windows and painted white inside, ilere will iks Chief Engin eer Taepiera, and theie will proba bly be a great deal of work in his department of Mr. Huntington's railroad lines. Tbe ruling paction in Agent Applegate's bosom prompted him t corral the Indians on the Klam ath reservation n the glorious l ourtb, in order to spread the eagle before them. The red men work ed off their depression of spirits with an exciting game of base ball liter the oration was ground out. Elegant Lotion renders the akia oft aadbeMtUaL FROM UP TV.ECALAPOOIa. Harvait Waatharr LadUi Hart by tat BridPg incident ChawVobdsville, July 21. This is rm o.-tfkt harvest weather as was ever awn in anv country. I and the farmers are happy. Hay ing is near ly over, and while the crop is no' t quite so heavy as some years, th e quality is good. The t wo ladies who wore so severely hurt in the bridge acci dent a few days ago, are both a' Crawfor dsville. They are getting along ar i well as could be expected, and it j hoped they will both re cover. The bridge across the Calapooia at Brownsville was finished last Aeck, and after being without one or o early six months the people appr Kciate the convenience of a gW J bridge once more. TIr. Russel and family, of Ohio, arrived at Brownsville late fcatur d.ay night and were serenaded by I he Brownsville cornet ban. I. Mr. I tussel is a son-in-law of Rev. A. I eRoy, of that city, and has come I o reiide in Oregon. Last week a crowd of a dozen or v men went up to work on the I Calapooia trail to the mines. It is t he intention to put this trad I hrough to the mines on the bead of the Calapooia this fall. The Calapooia A Blue River M. & M. Co., of this city, have some men it work on one of their claims in the Calapooia distict taking out ; ore, and other companies aro pre paring to work their claims, so sthat a very busy teason is ex- iiected this year in this camp. Portland parties now have some I :ood looking prospects in this sec I ion, and are preparing to work tbhem. Another parly starts to I norrow to help work on the trail, 1 tud it is the intention to finish xhe work before the men return. At th Opera Horn. The present aticn of the farcial t omedy "A Y v of Jacks" at the ;pera house la-i e vening was wit iiessed by a large audience. R. i. Knowles, aa Judge Ja.-k, and W. J. RuBael., as Dr. Jack, are clever comedians, and delighted tthe audience. The support of the company is good, and they give a anost enjoyable and surprisingly Humorous entertainment. RE80LUTIOI8 OF O0HDOLEH0B. Resolutions passed bv Oak Plain Grunge upon the death of Brother William Cyrus Past master of the Oregon tato Grange. Whereas it has pleaded God in His infinite wisdom to call from life unto death our worthy brother and past master of our State grange find Whereas it is but a junt recog nition of his many virtues that we I ay this last tribute to the memory f our departed brother; therefore ! it Resolved. That while we hum Idv submit to the inevitable we deep!) mourn tbe los sustained uv o'ir.rder. Rt ioUvd that in the death of Bro. Cyrus his family has sustain ed the Iohs of a kind and indulgent husband and father. Resolved, that iu the death of Hro. Cyrus the community ha 1 ft an honest upright and con--cientious citizen, a man unriring in his efforts to promote the well fare of his fellow man. . Resolved, that these testimon ials of our heartfelt sympathy and forrow be spread upon our min utes, that a copy be sent to the family of the deceased, that a copy f the same be sent the Hkkai.d and Democrat for publication. Jonas Davis. - J. B. Cornett. C. J. Sheoo. Committee. For the world's fair, says the Kitsap Pioneer, "the Tacoma mill proposes to cut and load on the cars at the mill gratis, the prize stick of the world. They have turned out a stick 150 feet long, squaring 30x30 inches, and claim that they can do much better than that. The three big mills of Kitap county Blakely, Madison and Gamble are getting up a bit of rivalry among themselves although they are a unit in tin matter ot 'doing up' the Tacoma mills on the prize stick." Mr. E. H. Morrison, superin tendent of the Seattle x Northern railroad, stales that the road ii now in operation beyond Sedro and is being rapidly extended to Hamilton. Before' this season ends he hopes to have the line con tinued up the Sauk river, a dis tance of seventy-five miles, wheie it will reach the gold and silver mines of tbe Cascade range. Richard Jones,an old and highly respected citizen of Long Tom pre cinct, Lane county, died recently, aged 55 years. He was a widower, his second wife having died several years ago. He leaves two grown sons by bis first wife and a son and daughter by his secono wife, aged 10 and 12 years, respectively. 11 ' "" ' " i he waterworks reservoirs hi rant's Pass were completed last eek, and pipes and pumps wiu be in position tor use in a short time. The electic light plant is also on t he ground or en route from San Francisco, and before long will iurnish the city light. A woman, evidently "strong minded" enough to believe that the male sex should not be allow ed to monopolize every lucrative industry, has started s shooting gallery in Pendleton. On the Union Pacific consumes but seventy hours from Portland to Chicago, which is the fastest time ever made from the Pacific coast. Ticket office Broadalbin street. No matter what the price, our psoas will always be first-class. A Beaewvaii. NOTES rSOM IIDEPEHDEHOE- Ti School Batldiag - Hatitaal Baak. The bids have been opened on the new public school building for eight room 4, two stories, brick foundation, with steam heating apparatus. S. E. Bright's bid was 17,680; V. V. Wilson & Co.. $16,986; D. C. Schell, of Albany, f 15,671; llutchins it Jackson, $14,593. The contract was awarded to the latter. It is to be completed by the middle of December. Five hundred thousand brick have been burned and a kiln of 300,000 more is just ready. 1 he foundation for the 100 barrel flouring mill was commenced to day. It will be a three-story building, covered with iron, and with the elevator will cost $20,000. It is to be in operation by Novem ber 1. The Independence National bank is building a $12,000 bank building. tate (senator J. Mvers. from Linn county ha been visi'in here the past few ilayv. The sawmill here, although cut ting over 2J.000 'et per day, can not supply tt- demand. Over 100,000 ftei is coming here by rail. brcat Slaughter. G. W Simmon has niacin florat slaughter in uric n on a. 1 1 uimoiifr goods io dose ihi-m out namely : f . .... u ltii ie Vat 16 reduced t 8 cent. All wool challies thnt we sold for 20 25 30 reduced to 15 cents. Ciallies that we sold for 10 12(& 16i reduced to 7 cent". Satteens that we sold for 16?$ 20 25(230 reduce! to 15 cents. And a general reduction on all our summer goods. Look at dis play and price in the window. G. W. Simpson. A Sore Car for th Whlky Habit. Dr. Livingston's Antidote for Drunkenness will cure any case of the liquor habit in from ten to thirty days, from the moderate drinker to the drunkard. Ihe Antidote can be given in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of tbe person taking it. The Anti dote will not injure the health in anyway. Manufactured by the Livingston Chemical Co., Port land, Oregon, or from J. A. Cum ming, Druggist, sole agent, CHANGE IH TIME. Beginning July 1st the fol iov irg change in time took, effect on the Southern Pacific rail road : SOl'TH Cala. express. . Roseburg mail. Albany local Freight BOl'.ND. . . leave 9 :28 r. m. $ arrive 12 m. (leave 12:20 Km. arrive 9 p.m. . .leave 1 :65 p. m. NORTH wrNr. Cala. express Roseburg mail Jarrive 5:54 a. m. (leave 6:14 a. m. tarrive 11:40 a.m. ( ' leave 12 m. leave 5 a. m. Albany local Freight leave 7 :22 a. h. The Lebanon train arrives at Albany at 6 a. m., 9:25 a. m., 4:26 p. M. and leaves at 9:10 p. m., 1 :50 p. m. and 7:30 a. m. Bring Along Vour Stock. If you want to send them to pas ture, where they will have the best of feed, good shade with plenty of water. New hog tight fence. Horses und cuttle at 50 cents per head per week. Lots of twenty or more at reduced rates. All stoca must be paid for before taken away Apply to the under signed at the .-t Charles hotel, or Thos. Daniels ' ii the farm at C'lov erdale. 1 will take good care of all stock intrusted to my care, but will not be responsible for any ac cidents that may occur. F. L. Such. French Tanay Waters. These wafers are a sure and cafe specific or all kinds of female troubles and will renove all ob structions to n.e monthly periods, no muter what the cause. They are just what every woman needs, and can be used safely. For sale by tbe Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, also from our sole agent, J. A. dimming, druggist, Blumberg block, Albany, Oregon. Sl a lalirvrala Uear. Anybody cau catch a cold this kind f weather, Tbe trouble ia to let gu, like tbe man who caugbt the bear. We advise our readers to purchase of fr'oshav A Mason a bottle of fWnta Xble, tbe California KiugofConHump on, Aftthuia, Bronrtiitin, Coughs and Croup Cured, and keep it bandy. 'Tin pleatiog'to tbe taste ni death to the utiovc coniplaluta bold tt i 00 a bottle or 8 lor $2 50. California Cat It One gives immediate relief. The t-atu i bat virus is soon dlsplHved by :ts healing and penetratl' g nature. Give it a trial. Six months treatment I 00 sent bv.mil It 1!',. aa tbaolaue Care The Origin Abietlne OinuuciitKia only put up in !i rge two-ounce tin boxes, and la an absolub cure for ol tores, burns, wounds, cbspped hands and sll skin eruptions Will positive !v l urauil kinds uf plica. Ak tor (tie uriglual Abietine Ointuietii, fcoid b Foshay A Mason at 25 cents per hon y mail 30 rent. KA Bargain. 4 erwui vnimir Ifprffnivt iviu- excellent milker, with heifer calf one week old. For further inform ation call at this office. You cannot accomplish any work or business unless vju feel well. If vou feel used up tired out take Dr. .1. H. McLean's Sarea pa ri lla. It will give you health, strength and vitality. Foshay & Mason. Headache capsules and elegant lotion still sold by J. A.Cumming, successor to H . C. Hubb trd. While we run largelv to goecial- ties our utoek ia aluavi full choice sooda in our tin flmnmr A Blackburn. BHI'E8a LOCALS. Freeh apricots at Conn & Hen drlcson's. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C. Searls'. 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 Ladies Bazaar. A new lot of parasols just re ceived at E. C. Searls. Paisley & Fish do the cheapest printing. Try them. The celebrated Quaker City shtHatE. C. Searls. Call and see our Russian Tar and Faseneta at Klein Bros. Adjustable window screens at Matthews &. Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at Matthews & Washburn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews & Washburn'r. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Drink ice cold soda at C. E. Brownell's and be happy. Finest line of gent's neckties in the city at E. C. Searls. Warranted garden hose at Matthews Jc 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 sizes and widths at E. C. Searls. A complete line of gents' fur nishing goods at E. C. Searls'. Try Conn x Hendricson's once on groceries and you will be happy. A fine line of Artists materials just opened at J. A. Cumming's drug btore. Go to Cumming's drug store Bluiuherg block, for your artist's supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's for soda. Bcggs celebrated family remedies are fur sale b ail leading druggists every where. Mens', youths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods' at G. W. Simpson's. Happy is he who buys his fruits and vegetables of C. E. Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. thos. Brink has lust received a fine assortment of window shades, also the Wheeler & Wilson i&ewing machine, the best and lightest runmnr mat'tun- ni le. Harriet Hubhard Averf Rccam ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can be obtained at liubbard'b new drug store. "Oh, Emma! where did you get that pretty dress? Why, mamma, bought it at the Ladies Uaaar. A 1 table cluret 25 cen's per bot ile or $2.b) k c i!..tu, d Im iivl to any part of the city. M. Banmgar. Smoke tb celebrated Havana tilled 5-cent igars, manufactured at Jnlins Jom ths cigar factory. Another invoice of ladies gold an 1 gold filled watches just re ceived at F. M. French's. iiioee w isiiing ririi uoor aim I window should csll on R. B. Vunk, who will put them In com plete on short notice. Shop on corner oi Second and Ferry streets Venison, corned beef, d ipped beef, and a new lot of full cream California cheese, jusi the thing for lunch thes-- warm day. Cafl on Spencer x Blackhnrn. Before purchasing your Artists materials examine the new stock jUBt oppned at the drug store of J. A. Cumtuing, su cesfor to U. C. Hubbaid. We have our new spring stock of kid gloves, and the best value ever shown in Albany at W. F. Read's. Ladies, when your light colored shoes get soiled go to Klein Bros., for a bottle of Ruscian Tan ; it will make them nice as new. A daily newspaper is about to be published in tiie city of Mexico in the English language. Mr. Seay of Chicago is father to the enter prise. Pilet Pile.! Pile.! Or William's Indian Pile intmeni Is the only sure cure for blind. ble-e" ing or itching piles ever diacoveruu It iever falls to cure o'.d cas of In j standing. Judge Coons, Maysvllle, Ky, says. "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of suffering." Judge Oofflnourv, Cleveland. O, says "I nave ound by fxpt:rlence that Dr. WlUiar,' Indian Pile Ointment gives Immediate and permanent relief," We have hundreds of suclr'testi momala. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by druggist at 60c and $1 per box. Sold bv Foshav fe Mason Albany, Oregon. Beautiful Display. The fine display of fruits and vegetables at Muller & Garretts yesterday was a great credit to them and one the city can well be proud of. There were so many imported and domestic fruits that it makes one think they! ar In San Francisco. Nothing like en terprise. Klein Bros., give a pair of fast enets with every pair of ladies ox ford tie. SPECIALIST, BLUMBERG'S BLOCK, AtfiANY. ORECON, By the most 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 every' hing strict lv confi dential. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Residence corner Third and Montgomery streets. Or Interest to Horse Owners. Horses boardod by the day or week at L. Sender's stables. Al driving or other horses will be well cared for, being under the immel diate charge ot Mr. Fred Moit. Charges will be very reasonable. Farraets' horses w ill" also be fur nished with the best of acecmii.o dations. Owners of goo. I horses will always find sale for ihe same at this citable at g'xxl pi ices. Stables located on Sixth and El) -worth streets, one block south ' school building. New satteens, gingham's chan. b. a's and other wash goods jupt received at G. W. Simpson's. Fresh bread morning. at S. A B.'s thiy Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. Oood Coffee and Tea. The very best quality of tea and coffee to be found in the city is at Spencer 4 Blackburn a. I heir blended coffee, ground to oniei, will suit the most fastidious. Farmers Attention Do you want to buy a Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other machiutrj this year ? a Steamboat Load of STEWART Oall and Sel ct What You Want. SPECIAL SPRING A.N NOUNCEMENT IVIy Stock is now complete embracing all the latest novel ties in Dress Groods both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. Wi a Hi M to to Ceteel to the LADIES ! In Knit Rltbed and Muslin Our prices are.ithe; LQWFST and OUr gOOUS mmZ.- THE BEST We make a specialty of I t Lais' Furnisliiiig We carry a full line of the world renowned Brradhesd 1,'iets Gotds, ii.Mfirioul Ii iU i .r i led. In embroideries and flouncings we have as large a stock tt sry 1 cv.tr i . n i J ta I Mm1 will be eocvinced that Albany is the iKeso'v What a Fortune Is a good, healthy, pearly ,skin . Few are aware ot the sliort timi it takes a disordered live r to eauc blotches on the face and a dark greair skin One bottle of Bcggs blood purilier and blood maker will ietore this on: an io iU natural and liea'thy state and cieaunes 'be blood jf all impurities. Tt ia meeting with wondeiful ouccess. Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug gists keep it. A Good Couh Syrup. There is nothii.g parents should be so careful about as selecting a cough syrup. Beggs Cherry couth syiup Is meeting with wonderful succens. The best is none to k ood . Be sure you ret Beggs. Every bottle is warranted. Ail druiraists kee- it. Viereck's shaving and hair cut ting saloon, staving 15 cents. CHEAP JiOSEl'J We have made arrangements to mj -ply money to all on loiig time at I w rales of interest on improved farms, and choice city property. Those who contemplate building brick blocks an get money. See us WALLACE A CUSRR. (ill Au CHERRIES, THE FIRST IN THE MARKET. -FROM- 1 TO 500 GALLONS- Those desiring cherries, rasp berries, etc., ehould call early oh JAS. F. POWELL & CO. ' Remeiiilier that Klein Bros, sew j up all rip's on lioots and shoes I bought of them, for nothing. FarmMac!tine:y jnetucervec AT- I msw... ABSOUU FREE FROM POISON. HOSIERY. best trading point in Oregon a ' wm-m rm as wx W. F1. READ ART STUDIO. Mi l'atuii, liiiootHrg block. Lessotm giveu in drawing, painting and music. Pictures for sale or painted to order. 4 Au Idea. We think t'.e people will like to buy five one jhiuu t bars of splen did laundry soap u r two bits. We will sell at' that i 1 e to-day. SrKXCl Bl.ACK.et RN. lulilor .la t'ai-u-t nrr. T he only gu? cold 111 Ihe Uea calarihal Uculi side the st'ist breath, reMillu and ilea6iitjl U anil a cuie is w gists. Send fc Medical Couip months' treat mail. 1 lu. 1 Mason. 'autecd cur.- for Catarr liu lev dr, rote cold 4 uuu b.ie tis. he ;l taste anu unpleasan ; lloni lalulllj. ts ;sf. Koliow directii.n .ranted, Ly all diug Cin ular to A I;! vim jr, Oioyille, C il. tlx iit lor 1; K-lit by uie by t'oeb) V Use elegunt lotion for eunburn KE1) CHOWS JIILLS IsoM, UA.MAt A O., fruii-s NEW I'liUCE.-S FLOUR. (Suitnor (or r'aiuily and Baker's urn) Bust jsioraue facilities. CfUiijhest vault price paitl for bMtl aLBANY - OREGON CCL'HAt'Y. W. A, KIMsJiY Ihe only coiuulete tet oi Attract Books and Maps in i.inn County OFFICE IX THE COCKT JlOl'SE. tWJjUsincB eniiusicu to my care will receive piouipt and care ful attention. CO fc: tlcttttn ti :uc. & SOX I JVL EN CalKand look at our valLes'in" We bave a very large ftoclc tc choose from at the low est praw ever oflcrei in the VALLEY A pleasure to bcw g( ods. JS i Jipeacer Blackburn.