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Newspaper Page TextTTfV MQRTfTVR ITK'n AIjD: THUBSHAY. .TTTTjT 81. IfifW flaming liailylicrald ON SAUK. Tb Dai Hcrald will re on Ml Mth morning at H. J. Jones' book store, where it ran be procured at 5 cents per ropy. JOTTOMAS ABOI) r TOWN. The circus to-day. For colored glasses go to French'. Robert Foster, of San Francisco, it in the city. Scott May, cashier of the Scio bank, is in the city. .? .e very best full cream cheese s: r ..ickburn i Pironi'. '. uew line of blak silk mitts juai receive 1 at E. C. Searls'. A large invoice of rur celebrated "Engineer" toes fcst received at E. C. Searls. jr ' ' Special priires made ou all dress goods to oiake room for fall stock at Q. W. Simpson's. . . We mike a specialty of fine takes for parties and weddings. Blackburn A Pironi. Buy your spectacles an ! eye glasses at F. M. French's an.. Lave Uiem properly tilted. Mrs. Thou. Callahan, of Corral lis, is visiting her sisfr, Mrs. Bobert Husf.n, in this city. fresh invoice of choice tab'e delic icies and fresh fruits just re ceived at Conn & HendriesonV. Gra lwohla fine teas, with the cut-glass ware that gjes with thein, fornu quite an attraction and goes wry rapKUy. Earl Race, proprietor of the St. Charles Hotel, is removing the old buildings below the hotel, prepar atory to building a law a tenuis ' i-ourt. If you feel unable to do your work, and have that tired feeling take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar ilia ; it will tnaki you bright, active and vigorous. Miss Mabel Parker, of Astoria, is visiting in this citv, the guest of Mrs. E. E. Untf. 'Mis Parker is a member of the Astorian's typo graphical lone. C. Q. Rideout. formerly one of Albany's city council men, ha been elected a delegate to the Cal ifornia state republican convention from 1 lay wards. Mr. J. S. Turner has returned from Peoria, where he hs tiindhed painting and decorating a farm residence on the farm of L. Sen ders, of this city. Mr. .1. A. Gross, of tne Depot Hotel, has returned from a trip to han Francisco, where he went for medical treat men;. He is much Improved in health. W. C. Davis of the firm of Davis Bros, of Snedd and family have changed their resilience, having traded their Shedd property for property in Albany and are m" residents of this city. Excursion to Newport. . In response to nu.neroiisrejiies.s another popular excursion will be given Saturday, August 'nd. A special train will leave Albany ai 4;35p. m., that day, arriving in Yaquina 7:55, connecting with steamer Richardson, fat NeWjort. Returning leave Yaquina abouto :4" p. m., the following day, arriving in Albany 9 Mo p. in., inak.ng c n uectio;is with the 3. P. Overland. fuose wishing to remain until Monday have the privilege of Hoing so, and tickets will he good o re turn on the regular tiain tl.at uay. Tickeix lor the round trip, inclin ing steamer fare, to and from New port only 42. Can you a if) id to stay at home at this low rate of fare. For the benefit of those wishing to en age hotel accommo dations in Yaquina, a coupon . may be purchased of ticket-st Iters entitling the i-older t supper, lodging and breakfast at Yaquina Hotel, for $1.25 in addition to fate. Tickets are now on sale at Wells, Figo A Co's office, and should le purchased as early as possible. French Tanajr Wafers. These wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all ob structions to the monthly periods, no matter w hat the cause. They are just what every woman needs, and can be used safely. For sale by the Livingstono Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, also from our sole agent, J. A. Cumming, druggist, Blum:eig block, Albany, Oregon. Viae Auortmcnt. : Everybody went away well pleased and smiling from Mueller A Garrett's yesterdty. They had the tine-t display in the c ty. All kinds of fruits and vegetables, and as ior their d licious lu.ich goods they thev take the lead, caiss cheese, chip 'oeef.t-omb honey, etc. Delicacies a specialty. Knterprine. Did you see that new delivery wagon on the street yesterday af tornoou? Nice wasn't it? Messrs. Blackburn A Pironi have added a fina delivery wagon to their al ready prosperous business. It is & very handsome turnout and goer to show that thc9C gentlemen are. up with the times. (Ill Waatod. --II L . uooa wages win oe pata tor a ooinpeteut gir to do housework in a small taiuily. F r particulars inquire at this office. Kir Sale. Some h u hold goods at a bar gain. Also a large dwelling on 1st street for rent. Ashby A Nkil. Notice. Parties indebted to the old firm of Spencer A Clackburn wdl please call ana seu.e soon as con vement. iiauae alipp ra at C. Hvl'. j . STATE DISPATCHES. Hobbed ef $5000 at Siim Attempted boio:J at Engen- Salem, July 30. . V. R.Jones, a wealthy farmer and Imd owner, living norrh of the city, yesterday evning was contt'leneed out of ?5'00 in tola in a bo'd swindle. Jones c.ui.e here this morning and earned a little tit. box hich he which instead a as rill-l with a i coupl- ol .tone,. A man and a I woman, representing themselves to be wealthy, called to hu-his larm a tew days j, and while -n t route to Salem yesterday met! alio' her man. representing t-iin-seli to be a Louisiana lottery agent, a ho induced Jones to in vest in a ticket. He did and drew $5. He drew again and got 4lo, 000, which the agent said he could not pay unless he knew that Jon-s was worth that amount, whereon Jones came here - and borrowed 50 K. He then went iDM met the supposed agent, who pretended to put $10,000 in gold and bond- in a iin box with Jones' money, and then gave him the box to keep, ying they would meet in Salem to-day and cash the ticket. By n neat legerdemain he changed the tin boxed on the gullable Jones, giving him one containing rocks and making"iay with his money. Jones thought the gam? was honest till he came here with the box and found no man with a key for it ready to open it and cash his check. He oroke into the box and was paralyzed at finding nothing but cruel stones. He offers $5.10 tr t:ie apprehension of the lot tery agent, wfth no show of ever hearing of him. he took otkycuxink. Ecoene, July 30. -Barney Scott, who resides on the farm of J udge Koduey Sctt, nix miles east ol he e, took strychnine with suicidal ,.., ..i, v... -il ., I .t"dla;;' ,but 7" l P::ajly rnivcr. ne uas oeen aimcien with mental disorders for oome time and seemed to fear that he would be driven to insaiiaty and preferred death to the asylum. Mrs. A. Wheeler, wiie of the proprietor of the Springfield indl met witi a serious accident this afternoon. She bad been to Eu gene with her husband who had remained while she drove home alone. A short di-tauce from town the horse became frightened and ran away, throwing her out on the gravel road. She received a severe shock and several pain ful bruises, but it is thought they are not necessarily fatal. At tba Opera House. The next attraction at th opera house will lie ihe Elliott's big -ho consisting of 25 premier ar tists, all selected from the best t ieatres in the world i.r the Cali fornia t ur of this excellent attrac tion. One of the many features of the Elliott show is the Imperial Japane.- Chrysanthemum, troupe, nine in number, direct from the Mikado's Palace Theatre of Tokio. aapan. ii.ih troupe contains twoi Japanese lady eriormers, the on ly ones in Ameiica, and the trreat est in their lire in the. world, and the only lady in the world that ac complishes the wonderful und most dangerous feat of slidii g from the dome of a theatre to the staize ou a tight rope at an angle of degrees. Th Elliotts tnagniri cmt company are direct from New York city and travel in their own palace car, and navo just finished a two weeks engagement in San Francisco to crowded houses an I the show was an inm.en-e hit. Tiie coin pa. iy are en route to Ta- oma, Seattle and Portland, thence east, and came direct from Oak land, California, to Eugene, and wiil be in Albany Wednesday and Thursday nights, August b and 7. the prices will not be advanced for litis mo.-t excellent nitraction, but will be placed at 50 and 75 e-nts. Seats on sale it Will A Link's music store, opera hoif ie, nokthwe8t:hotes. There are sixty railwav ,I1Hil lerks in thin siaie. The man depth at ) ,w ,ide of the Yaquina bar ha le.n in creased about five feet y the jet tiesa good showing. Senator Jtolph'e hi klas passed, granting the right 0f wav across the Siletz Indian reservation to the Newport A King's, Vallev railroad. Washington censu- retutn shows that our iHter 8tatJe nart IHipnlation o i2t,204. That will entitle that v..nimonwealt.u to two representatives in congre.-s. It is thought it will rcq.iiro t..o services of :000 to 2. ou me.. at least fomr months to complete the contemplated changes i" the rail road through Cow Creek canyon. The State Press Association rieets at Portland next month and will no doubt lie a nleasant con vention. The newspaper frater nity. of the mtroi.li8 will do all in their poutj- o make it a success. Inquiries ar- being m.ule from Kth Eastern and Wu.-itern states regaramg the prune crp in Ore gon this year. There will be a very good crop, that will find ready sale, at gcod prices. As a prune country. Oregon cannot be iieaten, aud ought to raise more f this baleauie fruit than ah does. It now l,.ks an tUmgh there ronld be n . N'orthwijstern Fiie taen's tonrnatient thia year ire8ident Wondev has takt-c no further action toward holding me ni loumamem. v pule am t ails was selected but xhe place may yet oe changed, ;s it. is stated that the offer of $5000 in purses there was unauthorized, and will not be made good. Voi all styles in children shoea go to Klein Bros)., as they will save you money. I The best watch in the world fnr Um money t F, tnasU'a. J . A. GREAT PARADE. John Ribi gon'gTvn Bi ebows Will dx UMt in Albany 1-V y The l.irgept ami most elab-rate : , "uie a- ci reus parade ever given by any ; 2ar- Jnl-ns ,wdwoM the . pro-f-how at anv place will be tli; P"wr oi ti-o l.U-ii hak Basaar mauntficent pag-'ant of the John Robinson show, in this city, pre senting to public view fully two miles of .lorious and opulent splendors; mo.e than 1,010 men, "nmn anJ. ". l''". !lmnta nlLCii M'19 : !!l eie-en- ei listed, statile-oriiitmented cge3 and lairs ol rare mid savage ieast, 20 wide-open dens, with keepers claaily seated theiein; every na tion represented and appropriate ly and artistically grouped on magnificent tableau cars; maidi gras frolique; gorgeous moving i en j pie of Juno: the revolving temple of the muses; 31 sun bright g.ilden chuiots; chariots represen'ing Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack, the Giant Killer, Sindhad, the Sailor, i he Old Woman who lived in a Shoe ; count U-sa changes and trans formations; grand cavalcade of cavaliers and dames; pe-rle.-s oriental p igeants ; monster herd of ponderous unrobing elephants; droyes of camels, dromedaries and other led animals; 300 equine models; eight superb Military Hands; Independence Fife and Drum corps ; great steam calliope ; colored sh inters ; an escort of a briliiant cavalcade of knights i glistening armor, gorgeously ac coutered and with steeds sumptu ously caparisoned. In addition to j w hich are the faniouj rieet fooie l eoursers connected with the hip podrone, This urand parade will w iitm hi iiie puuiie pticctsi. to-dav. There will be two per- j lo. mances. in the afternoon and the evening. Reform Scboail Contract. n 'e con irad ior i ne state reiorm ,Ch was let :o Geo. Stevens on T-U . . . I . 1 Wednesday morning, and the con- tracts are " r-.'.joerlv signed and work will be biun at once. The I contract was let at the amount of his bid, w hich was $2(i.71o, being the second lov est bid D.C.Schell, of Albany, retu.ing to accept the contract. ' Mr. McNallv, the archi tect, will superintend the? construc tion and will be paid for his ser- j vices by the s'ate. The building I is to be completed bv the first of I)eceiribT. ! m Journal. Off for Vaqulna. Amoiig those who left for Ya quina vesterdav were: .Mrs. T. I.. Wallace, Mis Lili an llatkle mai:,T. f. Overman, James Ian nala rtnd family, Mis. K. M. Rob ertso, Miss LilRie Robertson, Miss Ina Rotierfsoo, Levis Iee. Fred For miller, Mrs. S. H. Altliouse, Misses Anna and Catherine Aahoi.-' Mrs. H. I Merrni, .mi- Hai ett, Mr. Frank O. Brecken ridge and Edward Blodgett. Death or IV. It. Flmtley. On Saturday lust, July 2ti, Mr. W. K Fin-iley, fornieilv proprie tor of the famous Kindley Soda Spring-) n tne upper Santiain, died after a lingering illness. He was w years old. and leaves a larje family. He. was one of the) pit neeis of Linn couniy and wa-: well and favorably known. ! of Vvterauit. The camp having receive! its charier will meet at the. G. A R hall -aiurday August 2nd, 7 v. m. shrp fo- tin tr.ins iction olspcci.il and regular business. A full at tendance is tiesirtd. J. F. Whiting. Cap'. Counnandiag. V.. O. Beckenkidgk. First Sergeant. In Hemoriau, Died At her home, Tualatin, Washington countv, Oregon, June 30tt., 18U0. Mrs. Ida L. Henry, for merly of Linn county, and an hon ored memberof HarrNburg Grange No. 11, P of H., by whom at their iegular meeting, the following res olutions have been adopted : Whereas, God in his all wi-e providenco, ha, been pleased to remove from our number our well beloved sister, whose earnest w Oi k as lecturer in our Grange, as al-o her loving, amiable disposition, won for her the love and respect oi an, oe it Resolved, That while we bow tot the decree of the Great Master, who doeth all things well, we sin cerely mourn the loss oi ooo f whom i may b tr'ily said : "She bath done what she could." Resolv. d. That in her death this order has lost a worthy and appre ciated member, her htisoaml and children a loving and affectionate wife nd mother, and we hereby tender them our heartfelt sorrow and sympathy, in their sad aflltc tion Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be placed ou the re cords of this Grange, a ropy be sen- o the bereaved family, and one furnished the Hkkald-Disskm- ixator for publication. N. J. Mc.Mkekin C. . i CMhYKB. UOUl Alice Grimes. ) I t I VALUABLE PKOPEBfT. For sale or trade for good pro periy her. A two acre bl.ick (or 24 lots) tith a good house and all in a young orchard in Ocean Park addi tion, Ast-ria. Any one desiring to make a liv ing bv raising fruit and girden, at the will bn metropolis of Oregon, and have a good home on the . -ide, a here they can iia.e the best fish and oysters, etc., ill find his a bargiiu. Inquire of Dr. I). A. Jones. Fight shaves forl : VmrH'V-. MAKKIED. PI'TSfORD WALLACE. -- At the ra-l-aeace u( O. L SoulherUnd in the city ol Scio, Mr X. J. PiUford and Alios Minuie fc. Wallace, boiao tne Forks ot tb bau tiam, in July 4, 1890. Cbj. L, .uther lanu ofUclntiii(. Ah joiu iu auoiog taeiu Lapyj ata HIDHrHMEK ITEM. Pome r-lnler That Will Save Money In Hoaaekeeper. (iolln.l a that beauifu) gold ...U . . .1.. ... . 1 . I f MIIVlMirt l.r. ,b..v 1JX3 HK LUCK Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan tea. expresdy put up for his busi icds, and lor the benefit of his ou-tomers, each box ol baxing Kwder will 'vin a jiiece of fine jlas-Aare, and also each p uud of i he tea wi'l win a piec - of line glassware, and custo ners who huy me kiuih1 of tea or a box of lak :tng jjowder, which if warranted, ill have a chance on that beauti ful gold watch, lie has also add led a tine assortment of family -groceries to bis mimmoth Mock of :lP9ware a-id crockery,, which is the largest in the Willamette val .ley. i io a.id see Mr. Gradwlxd ai the Golden Rule Bazaar, and you vill see that nothing is iiiisrev.re-t-ented. tCxcursi.oi to 'Hiuil. In resiRin-e to the nuiueious re rjuests anotovr popular excuision will oe givn 'o .e! ort. s-e -ial train wiil 'eavc Albany at4:3oi. i., Saturday A-igust 2nd, aiin iu aliout7:4 v. w. returning le. ve Vaijiiuia lit 5 : 15 i m., the follow ing dav. Those who wish to "e- y. Those who wish to e-J until Monday hnve 'hep ge of ret ii t iling on the reyu- a naiu privilege !ar train that dav. Tare oi.;v $i j'or the round tiip including sic nu- very day at Goetz's restaurant, vr fare from Y&.tnuao New port, j Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all . cii.-.,i i.,H... i,.M c. ,izes a,,d widths at E. C. Searls. The matter of insurance nas b- 4 complete line ot gentB' fur coinea lixed pi inciple, .id needs "lshmg g mhIs at E. C. Searls'. .-io laihiiig u ion! . Tae on.y qties- Try Conn Jk Hendricson's once ion now is. where to piace the in-' Hiirance. Mr. Joseph lalt lias en-: i gaged his service.- with tiie L-lllOll liilii il A ....i, K.iO lu..i..i.ilin 1 which pre.-ents features that ure comuieiidable and will be adopted; opoii examinaUon. lr. lalt can e found in Mr. Montanye's ollice. Those wishing to place accident ! insurance shotiid consult him. Woman's itscorr "Another wontleriiil Jiscovery has been inaiic jml that too by a lad) in :lii cntititv. I)ica.-e fu-tened itt cliiti lies up -n her and for eveu yeurt i... ii .iiwi.....! ii U..v..r..t i,.,t i. . U IUI . t M J L' ' tier vital organs were uiideruiiiiea ami , leath s.-eined imminent. For three' months she i ghed nicesKantly and ' ,.,niii ,! .i si... h, in .i.i ,i ... . t,ott I. of Dr. King's ' New" Ui-covert ior i iisumptioii and huh ko uiueh re i io . 1 on hiking fust do.-e tlial she slept .-il night and with une tmttle hac I'ceu miraculously cured. Her name ! is Mrs. Lu'lu-r Lut." Thug wrile W. t . ibiinri k t'o. of . nelbj, N . C- ' liet .! free ii'jl botth at r'osl-iV Mason's Drugstore , Take the Northern Pacific Rail road to all points East, shortest time of any road Last. No change of cars, bes: accomodations ' .... i .I... ..... ,.. travt.i. Tickets i.,r sali over this i road to :-.iiv a al a!! i; ts as at the lowebt nits ny burkbur iV Keenev who arc the antforized agents of this company at Albany. Cull ou them lor tickets alio fu.l particulars. To Baukei i mid Vlart hauln. The Tyler Desk Co., of M. Loui Mo., have jut pnblisn. d, in colors ag.eat woikofaiton BaiiK -om ieis, Fine Pcsks a-i.i Oihce 1'uiin laie gem ra ly, Bt cut in prtci a, wiih increased ca-h litiom tb. The banker's Catalogue, l.ju pages in co oi -, trei-, postage loc Catalogue of oe-k and ollice fur niture. 130 pages, free, p. stage Lie. t l!iir(;-iln A good young Hereford cow, an excellent luilkci, with heifer calf one week old. For further inform ation call at this ollice. tin a t'alll'ornla Uear. Any hody can catch a cold thib kind l nua.hi r. Tin 1 rouble 1-. to let go, like the man who caught !h bear. vVe advise our readers to purihise ol Poshav A Mssoii a bottle ol Eiunlu li'ie, the California kiiigofConuiiip. on. Asthma, Urotichitis, Couglni auc Vroup Hures. and kec il handy. 'Tis pJeasing lo Hie taste and death to tin dam- oiiipliaiuts. Sold al 1 'At a M.trh or :i ior ?'J "i0. (.'ii 'loinia Cat-!- !n gives iui'iieiiiale relief. The Jaia . bal li. u.-. is soon diKplaced b) ; iii-aiii. l ;iifi: i.iii-i..m .i.ilt.re. tiive it a I rial. 8ix months treatment 1 00 Sent uv.uail il IS. fbr frhle of tVoiuau. A clear ijeaily and trunsi areulskiu alwa8 81SU of Puru blood, ami ill pi rons tiouniea witn aark. Teaay, y How or l.totolinl skin can est a-.-nr.-1 that their i.nn... ia uut t' r:l!.'. A few 1 'ties of BK'HiS LOOil rU KlUOK ami liLO jb vlAKKlt will remove the cause au i lie akin wili la'come clear and traua- ..arent. Try it, ami it s itislaotloii it uut given it will cost yu iiuthing. It m fully warianted, (. L. lhack aau. druggist. An tbvilmr f'ure I he. t l igitl i Ahiclilie Oililun ilt 1. nly put up in large lap-ounce til. ioxch, and is an absolute cure for ol-r-ores, burns, wounds, chapped tiandr .old ail skin eruptions. ill positive H euro all kinds of piles. ,sk lor the Original Ahi-l,ne Oinl uielll. sild b r'o.-haj A Mi son t 'h cents pet hoi y iitBi. 3U cents. Anything you want, in our ba- kery denattnicnt is of iI.h verv west, uooo giajils and is what vou get there. ii Pironi. l : . . . . . . . low pri.es Blackburn Elegant ltion renders the skin stHt and lieautifu!. The laibt watch in the world for the money at F. M. French's. lia-e lo wnirarlnnt. to il;.. Is HU(K..Y i.iM.A TUAf iHii uiiUi rBiv-nca trc itnra .il the irat Con- U-ir,ticiii.: Church ot Albany, orcuon. aill luccive i:us U eii.t the . ..urch i.ui.iling khiJ enur. h till p.m.!. ol Aug. 4th the u.u :riau t rcM rvii, ihe rmht io leim-lauy .A all bi.l- II, H. lUwirr, W. C. HKAU. NOTICE IS HKKfcBY olVEN IliAT ALL pcr-nna in.lebteil to tn old firm of K.aue a Km are remestwi to come f.ir. ward and settle up promuti.r, ai ihr accuuta muat be tdodd. Kuiv Baos. I plRL WANTKP IS A SMALL r'AMILt. VJ u cl.lldleu huU liiilu work. For car lualara iau.uir at alem bed, ttux Men. BUSINESS LOCALS. Fresh apricots at Conn & Hen j dricson'a. Gentlemen's fine shoe at E. C. Searls. Mv fruit jars have arrived C. E. Bro : .iell. Fruit cans and wax t Intt & Vf 1 burn'r. A - v line of dress buckles at the Ladies Bazaar. A new 1 t of pirasols just re ceived at E. C. Searis. Paisley & Fish do the cheapest printing. Try them. The celebrated Quaker City shirt at E. C. Searls. Call and see our Russian Tar and Fasenets at Klein Bros. Adjustable window screens at Matthews & Washburn s. Tin ami plumbing work done at Matthews & Washburn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews & Washburn'!. Tinware warranted rr t to rust : Matthews A Washi.nrn'H. 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 A Washburn's. ' Garden hose and lawn sprinklers Matthews & Wash hum s. Ice cream and lemonade served o groceries aii"i you will he liappv. A tine line ..f irtwta mnuriJ. hist Oliened t .1. 4 r'niiiniincr'j drug t-toie. (io to Cumming's drug store BluuiHTg klock, fur your artUt's supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's for soda. Bcgga celebrated family remedies are for Bale b all leading druggist every where. Mens', youths' and bovs' cloth- - I. 1 . 1 , ,,. "K anuiumisiung giwus aiu. t . Simpson's. 1 1 .... : i. .... i t; ""PW, 19 ,he w.hO bW fru,,t.8 and vegetables of C. E. Lrowuell. ! Always fresh and full weight. Thos. Brink has just received a tine assortment of window shades, also the Wheeler A Wilson sewing machine, the best, and lightest run-ling ma? iir s n, ide. Harriet llubl.aid .yer;. R. cam ier Halm, (,'rean ami I'owder. can lie obtained at 1 1 u t.l.ardV new drug store. "Oh, Emma : whete did yon get that pretty dress? by, mauinia, ton:l:t it at the Lali s I'.aaar. A ' table cl rii'i 2r ecu s pT bo -le or fll.oil I" 1 i:. .c, ih iitelt d to any ptttl of tiieejiy. I. '.aitiugir . Miioke tht eel biated llaxana ..Sled .Vcei.i. giis, 'natiuf..' itiied ai .1 ol ins .los h s.iii.i factoi , . Another invoice of ladies gold an I gold tilled Matches just re ceived at F. l. l-'rench's. 1 bo ui.ihin n-iet-ii ihsir and -.n ;o siiouiii i-ali on R. I'., Vonk. who vill put them In coin- oicte on snort n-jtice. Shop on i corner of Second ami rrr v'reets Veiii.-on, coi ned leef, ipped oeef, and a lie lot of ml, cream Ca'iiornia che- ; he thing o: ':'.: h thc.i ...a. Call on Spencer A Liai . oum. Before purchasing your Artists materials examine the new stock just opened at the drug store of J. A. Cumming. successor toll. C Hubbard. We have our new spring stock of kid. gloves, and the best value ever shown in Alb-inv at W. F. Read's. Ladies, when your light colored shoes get soiled go to Klein Bros., for a liottle of Russian Tan ; it will make them nice as new. A daily newspaper is ab nt to be p't'd'o'i'-d n th city of Mesi-o in the English language. Mr. Seay of Chicago is father to the enter prise. Pile! I'ile: rtir: l)r WiUiaiu'a Indian Pile 'lntmen is the only euro cure for blind, hleed ing or itching piles ever disco-, --re i it never fab lo cu e o. t iet of lo, standing, Ji:dge (toui!, M.iysiille, Ky, saj i. "Dr William's Indian Vile Ointinei.t cured me alter years of puttering.'' Judge t olHiinurv, Cleveland. O.says "I nave ound by experience that I)r. Pile Ointment irives erm .nenl relief." ve have liuiidiudK of such testi monials. Oo not sull't-r an instant longer. Sold by druggists at .VH- and ti per box. Sola1 hj Koshav Mumn Vlbimy, Oregon Beautiful Display. The fine display of fruits and vegetable at Muller A Garritts yesterday was a great credit to them and one the city tan weli be proud of. There were eo many fin ported and domestic fruits th .t it makes one think i hey1 are in . x- ... : 1:1 .-san Francisco. Nothing like en- Klein Bros., itive a pair of fast enets with every pair of ladiea ox ford tMM. rein r fUTH" B1- FtTTOJ SPECIALIST, BLUMBERC'S BLOJK, ALBANY. OREGON, By the rno-t mo tern and ap t roved methods cures female dis eases and private diseases of either s-x. He has a sure cure for cat arrh of the head. (Vn snlt ition in free and every hing sttie Iv conti dential. Mtiee h.-nrs 10 to 12, 2 io 4 and 7 to 8. Resi i uce corner Third and Lvosi sir.-ets. Orintereat to Morse Owners. Horses ttoarded by tne dav or week at L. Sender's stables. Al drivinif or other hor-es w ill le well cared for. fieinij under the iiuinel diate charge of Mr. Fretl Moist. Charges will be very reasonable. Fannets' horses will also be fur nished aith the ttest of a comn.e dations. Owners of good hoi sis will al a ays find sale for the same at this slaoie at g-nal pti'-es. Stables located on Sixth and Kil worth streets, one block sontl- school hiiildniL'. New satteens, gingham's clur.: bra's and other wash goods jit received at (J. W. Simpson's. b.'s th; ! Fresh bread morning. at S. A Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to ml points North, South and East via the Union Pncilic railway, an ; save time and money. Ticket office on Brbadalhin street. Good Collee and' Tea. The very liest jua!i:y '3 and coffee to le found in tin city is a Siencer A lbackhnin's. 1 tn-:r blended coffee, ground t.. oi lei , will suit the moHl iastidjonn. Farmers Attention lNou WHlit t iniy H I'itider, Kiiirme, Tlnvslier, Muwer or otlit'l' marlilutrv- tl is vf.ir n (0 O U 5 ill O Z 3 3 CQ rt 4 4 a. Steamloat Load cf STEWART C Jail mitl et ct Whr.i Yon Arfmt. SPECIAL SPRING J NOUNCEMENT M!y Stock is now complet e embracing all the latest novel ties i a Dress Goods both in WOOL AND WASH FABHiOS. LADIES ! We make a specialty of lu Knit Hi'.lieii and Muslin Our prices are .the. IXJWFST ano our goods ales Undcrwcai THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY We carry a full line t tb- .rld r-rovi:td I'.r piiln i il I'mk Gotdr, 1 1 I 1'. ii t i- elled. In embioi'lenefi and flouiirings we bate a Ifre a Fl'.i V :.s t I i i n j v- will be ivrvincod that Albany ie the best trading point in Oregon. tjST"A pleasi.T to w gr i . Reso'v W. K. REA JJ What a Fortune Is a u'mmI, hcjltliy, pearlx .-kin. Few are aware ot the fUorl time il takes a dirtoidered liver to eau-c hlotclic! on the face, ami a ilark greasy skin hie hottie of Beg-r t.lootl purifier and hiiKsl iiiuki r will ietor this ortan to its ualiiral and hea thy chde and ci-.-mikcb ' lie Ulood .)f air iiiipunliea. it in meeting with wondeiful sucvesK. Try it . It i guarautecd. All 1n;. r-ts keep it- flood t'tiugh Syrup. t There it not hi- g parents sliould tie 1 so careful ahmtt as selcclimr a cough j srnr K'-g'js herrv eolith syiii: Is liieeliim Willi . ondtr.10 put-'it M. t The t-l is in-tie to food. KeMire you t'et Ueggs. Every hottie is wurraii'.ed . All di ugisls kee- it Viereck's shavimr and hair cut ting saloon, sh iving l.i cents. cm:. 1 1' uitMv: U'c have marie arrainrenicnts to su . p'y inoi ev to all on loi.g lime at I v rale6 of mteie-t on improved farms, and choice city property. Iliose who contemplate huilding hnck lilocks can get luoii.-y . ee lis ' VLL'.fE A I'ISH K. CHEiFiS, I'lIK FIR-TIN Til K MARKET. 1 TO 500 GALLONS- Those desiring cherries, rasji berries, etc., should call early on JAS. F. POWELL A CO. K. nit mtier that Klein lr B. sew up all ri(s on noots and snoes lsiught ol ihein for nothing. Fa:xa Kactirczy jrtr ittntec AT ! 1 ML AW FREE FROM POISON. ART STUDIO. Mi. Lh. i'ai ton, Lyon and 3J slieet. Lcsjoiio givtu in draaiug, Piitiiiing and music Pictures for sale or painted to order. 1 .In Ilea. We think l . pet-pie wiil like to buy live oi:u pi;.. 4 uais oi j-plcii-dal laundry soap r two bits. vVe will sell at thai e lo-aay. Sl'I'.Nl'i 1o.ai. kiii. its. 4 Mllliir' . T he only us cold in Uic iit-b cat art h:il tle.ili ffll le lliC r- iim- hrealh, icmiIiii anil plca?..iil It antt a cuie is it gu-ls. Si nU U Medical tiunp mull His' Ileal mail, tl lo. I .Mil-. ill. la 4 lire. until o mi v l,i catarr - lii) Ul.'l, an cold b- i in tt.u- ci is. J.e .1 liMe ai.o inj.lcaau li udi i alio 1 1.. fc.ne .si- tul.l-n lllll l lloli lio.uu ly ail uiug .'iiiin.ii lj .liliii y, (Out on, t il SIX :a loi mpI hy s.ili y l- t-liu v. i Use elegant iolioii for sunbtirti t4ttl, UWliC .V ., -a.i., NhV I lit . l-. -s. j .iL K. tsu.:ri!r t.r Ktuii ;.nti n.fkii'i, u.-e Ml mim idiiinties. Highest ia1i !ilc iuiu li.i Mj.tall iLLANY - OUEOON t i t KAt V. K A 1 t. bb. V. A. KiM&LV I he only coon lele .-el u: -Vlistiact Books am' Aiapsin I. inn I oiinlv OFKIl'K K tiik -ii nr 1 1 . I SK. Jj' LtUsmena elolo.-ii-.. io my can- will iei eive pioinpl and catv lul attention. CO i c. 7 in lt mm & SOX MEN 'Call.and look at ourvali.ts in We have a very l:.rge no- k to choose liotn tit the lowest price ever ofleri in the life.