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Newspaper Page TextTTIF MOT?-NTN"f nKHAliO; FRUM V. .FTTTjY 25. 1!f. Uftunuug Xiailq licrald : . OS 81LC That Daily HtKM.D Will be Mfh morning at II. J. Jone book rtore.where it ran be procur at 5 cents per copy. . JOTTISIOI ABOBr TOW. For colore.! glands go to French's. The beat watch in the world tor the money at F. M. French's. Don A. Smith, the merchant prince oi tiatesville, is in the city. Mr. Charles Gossit, of San Fran cisco, js visiting friends in this . D. Guis lc.i .yesterday and E. D. Cusick for a trip to the mountains. Judge J. C. Powell and wile are pending a few days with relatives at rniiomatn E. L. Thompson. Wm. Fort- miller and fa.nlies, are spending few day at Yaquina. Special prices made on all dress ikvuI to make room, for fall stock at O. W. Simpson's. Boy your spectacles and eye aliases at F. M. French's ana have them properly tit'ed. Great reduction made on sailor waist, ailk wool and tine flannel at G. Vf. Siiapson s. An elegant new line of undress a kid srloves. in all the latest hades, just received at the Ladie Bazaar. The Farmers and Merchants In urance Company of this city ww fortunate in escaping any los in the 8pokane and Seattle tires. If you feel unable to do your work, and have that tired feeling take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sar9apar illa ; it will make you bright, active and vigorous. The movement to the seaside ha commenced in earnest. geve-al hundred people have gone to Yaquina from t his city and various valley 'owns during the week. If yoo suffer pricking pains on m ving theeyes. or cannot bear bright light, and find vour sigl weak and failing, you shoulu i promytly nse Dr. J. 11. McLean . Strengthening Salve. 25 cent 6ox. ' ThnniHa Williamson, residing i: i on tew miles northwest of this citi ! from Stavton, was ltund over yes in Benton county, iell frotn a lou I terday by Cyrus Ciark, justice of in tne barn while pitching hay to I the peace for the guoliiuitv pre- his horses, and tell upon the barn I floor below, indicting severe in jur.es A little son of IX Turner was brought to this city last evening for' surgic.il treatment, having thrust a sharp pointed stick through his bare loot. Ihe lad was given chloroform to hue, the stick removed. Notwithstanding the several hundred new residences already built in Albany this summer, houses to rent are scarce. A real estate dealer said yesterday that their is a greater demand for houses than can lie supplied, and till the building boom goes on. A preposessing lady real estate Mtrnt from As-.oria is doing this city, and with her btwi ching smiles has induced men to invest dollar in a rams tor a ioi by the sea who could not otherwise he induced to speculate in ui: I. Faults of indigest on caust dis orders of the liver, and the w hole nysteiu becomes deranged. Dr. J. H. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and Blool Purifier perfects the process oi digestion and assim ilation, and thuc makes pure blood. Excuroloo to Sewport. In response to the numeiotis re-que-ts another popular excursion will be given to New ort. A 8(ei -ial train will leave Ahany at 4 p. at., Saturday August 2nd, arriving Hbont 7 :20 P. m., returning leave Yaquina at 5:4". p. m , the follow ing diy. Those who wish to re main until Monday have the privilege of returning on the regu lar train that day. Fare only 2 for the round trip including steani r fare from Yaquina to Newport. Ab TaUlaa 1'archaM. . . ii . A tract ot 40 acres was oiu yes- brnlav at Yaauina to a pynuicaie i . nf ilrmnv men and others tor Itt.OUO. I1 18 8'toa'ed one mne east of Yaquina City. It is ru mored that a party of eastern cap italists has soured an option on a la ge tract of land there and that they will be in Albany within a few days for ttie purpose of mak ing investments. The Flrat Wheat. 'The first new wheat threshed this season was brought to this citv yesterday yJame Thompson real ling near Albany. It was tall E-rain and yielded awiit 40 bushels per acre. The wheat was taken to i he Red Crown mills It was plump grain and of line quality. Foot Cot. & Chinaman named Lui.at work !b-.nr nils across the river yes terday, cut Ilia foot nearly off by j n awkward stroke ot the ax. vaa brought t this city and lie his wound was arenseu vy m. ... . , L. HilL A SliKbt ,rcllnt Dr. O. C. Ambrey was driving! hia fimdv in a buggy on wtin w - - . , - . lt"CZ " .,.hl umi ... ii niui turning arounn iwm 1 pavement, breaking the vehicle. The oc'-npanta were not hurt. 1 t 1.,1 1.. Marrlag" Lebanon. I r. Ti. Montagu.' and Miss ' Mr. C. D. on,'u,r" :T:; Effie Mdter wo - "uTiiU-d : public auction at Sch.neer'a stable Jwpttto'IMriinMn Albany, on the 2ith dav of iVnurnage a. .&3Ed - at 10 o'clock a. m , a urch in that Gibolv oih-! """'ber of good horses. Terms of vnninx. etf- ' W' t,ltony sale-ix montha, Uiree without cutting. , interest, but with approved se- .lipp n at E. O. bariV. THE CITY COTJHCU M-atiBK Last Etcoio The adjournal meeting nf itv .011111:1! uiet at the conns chambers last evening. In tt j)b-"'iu e of Mayor l owan, C un cilman Burshart was made umyoi pro t iu. I ho following :uis wer- auowea and ordered paid : Santiam Lumliering Co. $ 10 W. E. Kelley 4oU Devoetft Kobsou 112 32 ii. L. Savage I 01 John Maxwell . . . - 2 tVC . A. Warner 44 oO R. Murpny 2 50 Townsend & Simpson.... 1 50 J. X. Hoffman 62 20 Foshav A Mison 2b A J. Hunt 0" W. N. Miller 70 00 NV. A. AJcCIain 6)0' John Jones 70 00 The etition of G. W. Anderson and 85 others asking for an exten sion of theKulroad street sewer, also a oetition irm the b.jard of trustees ol ttie Alba-iy college asking that the Broadalbin stre sewer be extended to the college grounds, were referred to the com' inittee on wavs and means. Petition of Hugh B. Skinner and others to grade eertain streets in the eastern part of the city wan referred. Ordinance bills 208 and 209 changing and establishing (he grad on Calapooia and other streets were passed. The committee on fire and water reported that Thoa. Biink iial i:iad - all the necessary repairs an had raised the smoke stack of his engine to the required height. The alley between Fir.-t and Second was ordered graded iroiu terry to Washington street. i tie tollowiug bill.-! were re ferred : Carl Bender $ 1 E. Trnax 2 Jos. Ewing 10 00 Kobt. Bown 12 0 John Maxwell Mose Miller Muse Miliea W. E. Baker 20 00 40 50 G 00 8 5b" John Schineer JobnGiblin 2 75 50 A. J. Anslyn 1 j.-rjtz Bender 2 Bouudjor. The Salem statesman "Ves" ilenline, a young says: j emit, in tne sum oi $ziw, to appear oeiore the m-xt graii'l jury, barged with taking $65 in money from J . P. Thom.is, of Thomas Bros., Stayton, on ttie lKth of July. Tiion as Bros, run a livery stahle ai Siayion and Mr. ( horn is ha 1 iironght in a ioad of hay and hung bi vest on a nail in the staiite, at wtiicb he thinks the oioney was taken, alth-mgh he did not discover his I'-ss untill ihe 20th. Mr. Henlme lurnished bonds, h:s father and another geutleman being his securities. VV. II. ueener, of stayton. ap pi'ared for the btate and S. T. Richardson of Salem, lor the defense. OBIfO&RY- R. W. Prii e and wife and their son Harry W. Price, returned ; home yesterday morning from Oak-! . ... . , th , d b called a week ago on account ol the serious illness of their dear daughter, Mr, Oca Davis, but she had passed over the silent river on last nturdy morning, one hour previous to then arrival at Oak laud, but she passed away rejoic ing in the love of her b.essed Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, who died for her over eighteen hundred years ago on Calvary's iosb. lettbk list. Following is a list of the letters remaining uncalled for in the post office at Albany, Oregon, uly 21, 181H). Persons calling tor the same will please give the date on which '.hey were advertised: (j. W. Anderson, Harry Green, Charley Herd, J. E. Hearia, Miss Sua.e Harper, Irred Patteson, H. Norley, Miss Lizzie A. Parrott 2, Mn-s Gussie Reid, S. T. Reeves, John W. Hugh, Mary B. Rentier. J. O. I . l n: . I i r j ooiuui, u . . cuaunoa, c. van- uerpoo.. Kircs ihomi'son, r. M. Serloualjr Injury. Martin Payn and wile and Dr. G. W. Maaton returned yesterday from Summit station on the Ore gon Pacific railroad, bringing buck ihe former's little son Lee, who was seriuu.-ly kicked by a horse. Hisja was broken and his face badly cut by the kick, which struck him on the chin. The little lad temained unconscious for 24 hours, and is badly hurt. Clackamas County JTiuancaa. Fiom statistics in the Oregon City Enterprise it is learned that the indebtedness of Clackamas county is $40,316.50. And the county treasurer baa cash ou hand 14007.81. I The matter of insurance has be- oxime a hxed principle, and needs ;io talking about, r.ie only que tion now is, where lo piace the in surance. Mr. Joseph Talt Iih en- -raged his services with the Union .Mutual Accident Association, I . Aiiic.n presents leatures mat are ! .oruinend.ible and will be adopted . . ipon examination. -ir. fait can !e found in Mr. Montanye's office. Those wishing to place a-ci lent innurance should consult him. For Sale. The undersigned will sell at , turity. v sua Baos. olaus. A YAQUINA HABBOS. The Government Wiirk Report of the InjircTem ' in Prig. em- From Captain T. W. Svinon's annual report to the department of the government, the following extracts are made : Ihe usual prevailing deaths over the bar, at low water, before improvement, were from seven to ight teet. Three distinct chan nels existed, known as the north, middle and wouth channels. The middle channel, though free Iroiu rocks, was usually the shoalest of the three, and was little us-d. The north channel, besides being 'ong and toriuuus, was so studdi-a with rocks as to be eonsidereil un- navsrible. Owing to the shifting nature of the b.ir, these channels were constantly changing both in D"8iuon ami deptii. the mean rise of the t do w.is 7.1 feet. FLAN OF IMPROVEMENT The project adopted in 181 was to run out a dike or jetty on th south side of the en'rance. j-o as U cause the south chann-l t 8'ioa' up and the flow to be den cted northward, with a view to open mi: and m lntaimng the middh channel nun a least depth of sev- nteen feet at high wa'er. As originally piojected, the dik' was to start troin near low wa ei line and run out into the sea distam-e of 2500 feet, nd was to ise two feet above mean low water t he heai h on the line of the jetty from high water level, was to b. protected by sink ng gab ons in he beach with sand heaped over them, and by covering the surface ! with a laier of niatire.-ses an t stone. The stone for the jutty wa to be deposited in place from barges, an. I cribs were to be used if piac ticable. It was fount, however, ihat cribs could not te feed oi. account of the strong current' and high e-as, and that tne ocean swell even in quit t weather was t great to eri.ii the ise of stone barges. Accordi iyly the jettv h id to be built from the shore end, by carrying the stone out overatram wav, and wai- begun at hUh tide line instead c. at low tide line, thus making the total projected length f the jetty in 1881, 3700 feet. In 1884 the jetty was extended shoreward a di tance of oltt feet t- close a gap t' 81 !.ail been washed out by ttie sea, mtiking the total projected length ot the jettv about 401KI feet. The present project, adopted in l!Kf. is to raise the south j'-tty to In!" irgii wat'.-r without extending it s. award, thus making its total lergth 3748 feet, and to construct a mid-tide jetty on the north side f the entrance, a' out 230n fe-t in length, extending fioni the north h- ad :ilong and liehiml th reel, pnwiugout from the head to a poiLi opK-ite the en I of the south jetty, and distant from it about 10 " feet. ' The result on the baibor entrance w.f to keep the channel more in ot e idHCe and to increase tin- deiitl over the bar. The rout'i channel lias in eii stint on and tne tendency of the w aters logo north restricted. ;The re-ult of a.l this work has n t.. . ume li... eliHnil to run in -jl .i..-t li,,.. out i. sea un.l to! maintain an oidin.ny depth of eleven to twelve ieet at low watei. RECOMFSD.VriONS AND KtMAKKS. The recoinmetiiled amount of $75,000 for the completion of the present pioject made by my prede-c-'ssor, wasbelieve I by pe p!e in terested in the improvement of the bay to be too mall; anil in conse quence a re-estimate was asked for and under instructions fiom the engineer department, wns made by me, and it. with my report was p.imed in Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 47. Fifty-first congress. A careful i-tudy of the action of the sea on the jetties, during the past winter, convinces tne that the cross section of the j- tties e.-ti mated for thereforisexcessive,and that the results, desired can be equally ob ained and maintained by jettir-s of smaller costs reetioti i'he rand has formed in behind the south jetty, so that it is prac tically a revetment wall, rather than a jetty. If the same thing occur at the north jet-y, as recent events seein to i: di. ate the total cost to "surely complete and give the requisite strength and stability to the work, a. cording to the present project, will be very ma terially reuuce-l from he c mount previously estimated at $37'',5ii, 30, (Sen. Ex. Doe. No. 47, Fifty first congress, first sen ion.) If ihe amount, in senate bill, oi $185, 000 is secured for the work this year, 1 estimate that with the plant on liai.d, $125,000 can be profitably expended the next year. his will probably be enougn t lully complete ihe project depend ing on the ditliculiies met with in blli'dii g the in. rlh je'ty and the readiness with which the sand formation continues. FITL'KE OI'EKATION'S. It is expected with the money available from the next appropri ation, if any such there be, to complete, as far as possible, the noitti jetty, before undertaking any work on the south jetiy. Bring Along Vour Stock. If you want to send them to pas ture, where they will have the best ol feed, good shade with plenty of ater. New In g tight fence. Horses and cattle at 50 cents -r head per week. Lots of tweuty or more at reduced rates. I 'toes must lie paid for Wore i i i i taken away Apply io the under signed at the t. Charles li. Tel, or Thos. Daniels on the farm at Clov erdaie. I will take good care ol all stock intrusted to my care, but will not be responsible for any ac cidents that may occur. F. L. Such. A Bargain. A good young Hereford cow. an excellent milker, with heifer calf I one week old. For further inform ation call at this ollice. I EVAK0ELIC&L KOPT0BE &3AIH. To TUB tDITuR Or THE HlS'.D: The readers J j'our p:per have no djubt wondered at the discus sion leiative to the trouble as .ibove noted. This 1. B. Fisher, who has of late appeared in the city papers so often under his signature as pastor of the church defender of the suspe-ided bishops, Bowman and Esher, posed as a great de fender of the church at large, an I also very es cially a delineator on Judgrt Smith's decision in the Naperville injunction case, pub lished in jour piper July 10, which is a true copy of that de cision in substance, and when he savs that it is not he knows that he is uiisre.preseiitirg the facts. Why does he wish to deceive t lie rea.lers of your papei ? Simply th s. Allowing that decision to appeal beioie the public correctly olacea him here a au iinpo t-r oil the members of this church. He knows that In was not ue pointi (1 t tnis pl.tce as a tor by the Or-'gon aimu.d lonkience. tie ni:ike-. nis pretended e aims under a tittle Mjuad ot live . n 1 a suspeiidc.i oish i, again t eleven, w.tti E.d. r .1 lk.er-i x, lecte-i as pn s d.iiii "ilicer. He (li-li t) talxs so much about loyalty und ab .ut majoiity. uh, cou.-i-.ten y! tilde th) b. lulling fac. He knows mat bal he it b t-n in oss ss.on oi our chuiih p op erty at the tune conference met' tnat he would ..ot he in pos-'&gi.n o-iay. it is on y uv a technical ity oi the i;iw tnat he ho ds pos session, and by this teetini.-ality he is sponging hi- rent off ot the church at this t me. Who is this Fisher? He is a stranger here. Nov this Bowersox, as he (Fisher).calls iiiiu in his art cte ot the 24 h i .si- I Hiip o-ehe aa alluding t Eld. J. ltoweisox. Yes, wools ibis liowersox? 1 cai.n-.t tell i!ie public anything about Eld. J. Bowersox. lie bus teen ith us f.i twenty years. His ligiil is hi ill in ight and shining and whose hone.-iy und inugri y is evoiid question. He is iM't a stranger to the ieople of Oregon, and when Mich men as ti-ner place theuiseltes lielore the public in the bdancj with Eld. J. Bowvr sox, they can say 1 aiu naugnt, but a bag of w in 1. D.M.Jones. 1 did i.ot desire to enter into this controversy, although 1 am personally interested. The many misrepresentations thai Fisher bus used to dupe the public, makes me leel it my duty to sx- ik. 1. M. .i . JUST RERCE1 VED. (jreen t'orn. Green Pepjier, Fresh Tomatoes, C'anteiopes. arlic, Kale, I'eacnes, Blackberries, I A'. I -.lis. Vegt. Marrow. Apricots, Uaspberries, n.iii.iii.i-. Kine Sw iss Jh'- Be. Wu will have all oi ine above good tilings to-ilay. Call eaily and leave your ciders at .Mueller K Garrett's. To llunkem and Merclialitn. , The Ty'er Desk Co., of M. Louis t Mo-. l,ave ju-t publiao. d, in cl .rs I a gieat Wol k Ot art Oil Bank coilll- ers, Fii.e Desks ami Oihce I umi tuie gem-ra ly, big cm in pnc s, with increased ca-li diicoui.tb. the banker's Catalogue. 150 pages in co'ots, free, postage 15c. Catalogue of .iek and ollice fur niture. 130 pages, tree, p. etage lvJc. Freueli Tansy Yaferft. These waters are a sure and safe specific :or all kindu of female troubles and w ill. re.uove all ob structions to tue monthly periods, no matter w hat the cause. They are jn.-l w hat every wi uuii need-, and can be u.-eO safely. For s.d by the Livingstone Medical Co., uianulactureis, Poitland, Oregon, also iroiu our sole ugent, J. A. (Juinuiiiig, iiru.-gisf, Blumueig b.ock, A bany, Oieg n. il a iiilliM itlu llear. Any n. uly ean eaU h a cold this kind f ei.:in r, 1 le- ! rouble in to lei m, .ike Hie man tho caught the hear, rt'e aU-. isi- our it utters to pun frtw. ul Kusliav iV Manoii a bottle ul Sul.tu L-ie, the California Kiliu ut C'ulisliiiii on, Aslhma, hroni hllio, C'uugha uiic t.roup Cures, und keep it Lulidy. "l is pleasing lu the luelc and ileulli to tin tuve coiiipluiiils buhl ul tl 'JO a iHir.ie or a lur do. Cu'.iloriiia at KCiuC civet iiiimeitiale relief. 'Ihe 'Jala - h ti virus is soon displaced b .If. healing am! peuetrati g naUot. 'iive II a Dial. Six mouths Irculiuelil I no sunt 'iv u ut 1 I",, riie I'rlile ul tVwuinn. A clear pearly and transparent nkiD oalnayait siu ut pule blood, anti ill persona doubted with dark, ,-enay, yellow or blotched akiu can rest assured that their blouit is nut ol Miter. A tew tiisen of HKtitiS ulMOV I'UKlKlOK au-t bLUlll' ViAKKtt Will remove the cause aiu he skin will beeiuiie clear aud trauo jaient. Try it, and if t-tliblacliuii i tut given It, will cobt yuil uiiltilli. It ta tub;, wan anted, ii. I., li t.;k uan. druggic-t. MiiUiuti IHMinerj "Another woiidcrtul liscovery has bi eii made -Hid that too t,y a lady uj this county. Disease fa-tened itt clutclica up .ii her and for seven year she .withstood its severest tests, b .t uer vital organs were undermined and lealli s.einiit immiiie:i. t-'or three months lie coughed im e-santly and could not sleep, lie bought ul us a hoi tie of Hr. King's New I i-overy ior C'elisumptinil and was so limeh re lieved on faking first do-e that she slept all night ami with one bottle liac ii. imi mil ii it.iiitsi etin-ti. ll- i inline is Mrs ! mini l.uts " Ttiuswri'eW. C 1 1 u in i ii k tV. Co. ol Shelby, N.C. iet a free trial bottle at Koshuy -S Mason's Drug Store tn Iti.oluie ( uir The tirigin .1 Abic-tine liiitinent' is v.niy put up in large two niune tiii boxes, and is an absolute curt- for )'' tores, bin up. wounds, ( happed hands and all skin eruptionc V ill xsitive ly i lira all kinds of piles. Ask lor the Original A bietine Oinl uieiit. bold by Fo.-ha'y A lnoii al 2.S rents per los ny man rt i-entx. Flegant Lotion renders the skin sol t aud beautiful. BUSINESS LOCALS. Fresh apricots at Conn A Ilen dricson's. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C. Searlfi'. My fruit jars birve arrived C. E. Brownell. Fruit cans and wax at Matthews & Washburn's. A new line of dress buckles at the Ladies Bazaar. ' A new lt of pirasola just re- j ceived at E. C. Searis. Paisley & Fish do the cheapest printing. Try them. The celebrated Quaker Citv shirt at E. C. Searis. Call anl free our Russian Tar and Fasenets at Klein Bros. Adjustable window screens at Matthews & Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at Matthews A Washburn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews & Washbtirn't . Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews A Wash burn's. Drink ?ce cold soda at C. E. Browuell's and be happy. Finest line of gent's neckties in the city at E C. Searis. Warranted garden hose at Matthews Washburn's. Garde'.i horte and lawn sprinklers at Matthews & Washburn's. Ice cream and lemonade served very day at Goetz's restaurant. Ludlow's $3.00 ladies (.hoes all sizes and widths at E. C. Searis. j complete line of gents' fur- ! dishing g Hids at K. C. Searis'. TiyConnA Hendricson's once on groceries and you will be happy. A tine line of Artists materials just oened at J. A. Cumuiing's drug s-toie. Go to Cumuiing's drug store Blu'nVrg Hock, fur your arti.-t's supplies. I And when von want a delicious cold drink go to C E. Browuell's for aoda. Keggs celebrated family remedie are fur sale b. all leading drug;; lots 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. Thou. Brink has just received a line assortment of window shades, also the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, the lest and lightest running nun nil .-h ii ade. Harriet Hub) ,trd yer.- Hi cam ier halm. Cream and Powder, can be obtained ut Hubbard's new j drug store. j "Oh, Emilia! where did you get' that pretty dress? Why, mamma, j bought it at the 1-atliv-s' BanAi. j 1 table cluret 25 ceirs per bo'- ' lie or Jf-.o'l per .i...ei., li liveieo '! ai.y j'ait ol t;ie i'y. d. I'auiir.ii '. Muoktt tin celebrated Havana tilled 5-ceiit s, liiaii'.ifactuied at Julius .los ill's eicm fai lorv. Another invoice of ladies gold an I gold tilled watches just re ceived at F. M. French's. ! Ihose wisning ereen Hoor and 'win lows should call oi. K. B. Vniik. who will put llieni in com plete on short n'ice. .-'hop on corner of Second at ! Ferr streets Venison, corned beef, 't ipped . liecf, and a m- lot of tnilcri a n! Ca'iioriiia che . i' the thing lor lunch thes. wit d lys. fall on Silencer A liliu ..ouru. Hef -re putchasing j'our Artists materials examine the new siock just opened at ihe tirug st-ire ol J. A. f umming, su.-cessor to II. C llubbar.l. We have our new spring stock of j kill gloves, anu the best value ever shown in Alb-invat W. F. Head's. Ladies, when your light colored shues get Boiled go to Klein Hos., (or a tHittle of Ku-isian Tan ; it will make 1 1 1-in nn e ns new. A daily newspaper is ab mt to be published n the city of Mexi o in the Iv-glisli language. Mr Seav of Chicago is father lo the enter prise. files! Illr! I'ilts.: Or Will in in' Indian Pile lintmeni is Ihe only sure cure, for blind, bleed ing or itching piles ever di.-coverc.. It never fails to cure old ease." of lo ie binding. ludge Coons, Mnysvillc, Ky, say. "Or William's Inili.ni Pile Ointment cured me after years of Riill'eriiig." .Iiulget -iHininirv, Cleveland O.sayn "I nave oimd by experience that l)r. Wilbur, ' Indian Pile Oin' incut givei imiiiediate and ici m .i.enl relief. " We have hundicds if such testi iiionials. Do not sntb-r an instant longer. Sold by druggist at 5ne and I per box. SoU by l-'osha .V Masoe Albany, Oregon Beautiful Dinplaj. The fine displiy of frui's and veg -tables at Muiler & Uarn its yesterday was a great credit to them and one the city can well be nii, ml of. There were M many ' linported and douiustic fruits that j it makes one think ' hey J are in San Francisco. Nothing like en terprise. BJiHfSBR '2 (A a; f2 Klein Bros., give a pair of fast eneta with every pair of ladies Ox ford tie. 25 j--8?2 SPECIALIST, BLUMBERC'S BLOjK, ALBANY. ORECON, By the ino-t mo lern and ap proved methods cures female dis eases mid priva'e diseases of either aex. He has a sure cure for cai arrh of the head. O'lsult Mioii is free and every hing sti ic ly conli dential. Oili.-e li..ms lit to 1 2, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Resi.i-nee corner Third and Montgomery streets. Of Interritt to llnrse Ou nrm. Ilors-s lioarde.i ly the day or week at L. Sender's stab'es. Al Iriviug or other horses will be well cared for, liein under tne iituucl duite charge ol Mr. Fred .Moist. Charges will be very reasonable. Farmeis' horses will also lie fur nisheil w ith the tesl ul ipii niu.o datious. Owneis of gol hoiSeS will alw ays find sale for the same at lllis stable at good piii-e-. Stables lociteil on Sixth and El, worth s'reets, one bh.ck south sclns l iibl'i. New saltcens, giugham's chni.. bra' s ami other wasu gissls ju -t received at G. W. Simpson's. Fresh morning bread at S. & B.'s tola Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all lioints North, South and East via the Union Pacitic railway, iinu save time and money. Ticket othce on lhoadalbin street. CoimI Collets anil Tea. The very iesi iiiali y of iea and ciillec to be foiind in the i ily is u Sieucer li Itiaekbui n's. Ft It nleilded dir.-e, groiiuil t order, will suit the most fasti-lions. Farmers Attention ho v u warn to I my a. Ul O Ul z 5r u. . , ass .j 'nT.- - 3i-t. Stoamtoat Lead of s TEW ART unci Sol ct AVhat You Want. (-J ;, SPECIAL SPRING NOUNCEMENT A. My Stock is now complete embracing all tlie latest novel ties in Dress Goods both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. LADIES ! We make a siecialty of adics In Knit Kibla-d and Muslin. ! Our prices are .the. LOWFfiT anu Undcrwcai THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY We carry a full line ol tin w rid i nnwi d l'u a!lf:d I'M n-Go Of, v i ?!. '' ui i i i ir i ellel. InVinbioideries and flonncingf e have ac li-rge a Hnk y njlmi utis v.ii. J d ill will be corvinced that Albany is the best tiadiug ajint in Oiegou. liT' A pleat-tic to i Lew g cci-. fiesro'v What a Fortune Ts a good, healthy. pearl .skin. Few arc MW-aie oi llu; r-lioit lime it takes tlisoiU. red liver to eaiie tilutclies on the face and a dark gieas1 skin Om botlle of beggs tihKid purilier ami WtHxl maktr wili ieatore this organ io itH iiatur.il and hea'.tliy state and vitalise 'he blood of ul! imruintieo. It is meeting with wondelful success. Try it. It i giiaiautecd. All diug- j gluts keep it- j A Oooil tinij.li Syrup. There is nollii. g parents should lie 1 So careful about as selecting a cough ; snir. !5i-gv I le-rrv i-oM-ti - i is meeting with wonderful ucces. j The best is limn-to good. iV snr- ymi i ret Heggs. Kveij bollie is wan allied. : All di ug-ii kee - it Viereck's having and hair cut ting saloon, sit iviiig 1" cents. . . 67 ;.U ttitMJV! i We Imic imidu arrangements to n I ! py iiiiii.l- to ii 1 1 on lil,g lime lit I i I ii us of iiiliie-t on improved l.nm, and clmiec eil inopeily '1 hose who; oiiteniplalc budding In lek blin ks i-an I gut moiiy. ee u 1 ; V.I.L -CE A CTM' K. I aiu CHERRIES, riii; nu-TiN the mabket. -KICOM- 1 TO 500 GALLONS. Those desiring cherries, uisji lieilies, tc, fcholild call early on J AS. F. POWELL A CO. Ki lie iiiiier that Klein Bros, sew ' Mf Bu-mess eniinsiei. lo iny up all rips on NkiIs and shoes I caie will iv, eie piuinpl ain.1 tuie iMingl.t ol iheiii. for nothing. Ild aliciuion. Hinder, Knjrin', Tlirt'sltHr, tlis year i " r FainldCLCtirciy "tn icccacc at I mm,... Wt ct 5 FREE FROM POISON. W. "P. READ A1IT STUDIO. Mrs. Dr. Paitou, Biumberg'a ilo.k. Lessons given in drawing, panning and music. Pictures lor tale or painted to order. Ala Idea. We think t. e people will like to buy live ci:e poi::i i bins ol t-pleu-iliu lauuiiiy soap i r two bits. We wid sell at thai . c lo-a;.. N'ti lil-ACKlttRX. t niiiur- .ta t iiekH urr. The only to unu-i d i ui c lr cufarr i COlU III I lie lit ' Cat ill I h..l tlc.ih elt i c li.- M ti?t ' 1.1 eai li, l ei-iill II Ullll pli ii!...lil It j alii: .i etoe Is u Kl.-ls. Send U I Alillleal t on, i" ! iiiiiiniis' lit.ii ' tii.i ii . t-1 in, t ' lui-.iii. . hay li it m ibid t Mil m.i tits. Ic I I..Mc:.l U lal.,UUBUU 'liuin viiiaiii.. t-m t-UllliU Ulllt'lK-U !:. .itiU, I y all 111 lig jut It I., l lo AuuliU , On, on . C ,1. f ix ;.l I. n tl; ty sale I y li ci.a 0. Use elegant lotijm for sunburn lYViKEl) CliUWX J1ILLS SUM. 1 t ., I'lii,, m-.w i iiin i;.'S i mi ii. l.-uecrilT Ilil l.lllill unil U.Ktl e u.) Best LOiacB Unities. tOS liilient culi .litt .ui,i ir xltMlti LliA.NV - OKLuuN II I K.Vl V. JI A'IM S6. w. A. KIMfcLV Ihcolih Culi-lilele .-el ol AlH-liact Books an-1 .o.ips in l.iiiii Loniitv "f kick in rut: t in i.r iii.uk. utt'er or other tu.iiiiiu.r CO r a-- so r.. fc: Mt tauii TltC. & I JVL EN Call and look at ourvah.cs in We have a viry huge tto- k to choose tioin ft ihe Ic-wt-st price ever otlerei. in the SOX liiisliiii kk.