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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1890)
ON SALB. The Daily Hbkalo will be on ale each morning at H. J. Jones' book store, where it can be procured at 5 cents per copy. IOTTINA8 A BOB t TOWN. Read Matthews & Washburn's new adv. to-day. The very best full cream rheese at Blackburn A Pironi's. Several hundred people left this city yesterday for Yaquina Bay. A large invoice of our celebrated "Engineer" shoes just received at F. O. Searls. v. ill A Link received this week tine assortment of new sheet in 4-ic and books. Special prices made on all dress goods to make room for fall stock at G. VV. Simpson's. We make a specialty of fine cakes for parties and weddings. Blackburn Pironi. Regular services will be held at th Baotist churcn to-day by the pastor, L. J. Trumbull. Ixxk at gent's and boys' hat dis- nlav in G. W. Mmpson's winnow He has just received his fall stock of the latent styles. If vou feel unable to do your ..or, and have that tired feeling t :ke Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsapar i l!n ; it will make you bright, active and vigorous. Chief Engineer C. H. Stewart and Councilman F. M. French are each suffering from an injured leg caused bv running to the nre Thursday evening. It is an acknowledged fact that Matthews & Washburn's hard ware and stove store here in Al bany is the largest and has the best display of stoves and ranges in Oregon. A very handsome robe for i babv bmrsrv. was picked on th side walk in front of the Evangel cal narsonage. The owner t an re cover the same by calling at the parsonage. The men's meeting this after noon will be conducted by J. F. Stewart, on the subject of "The Progress of Our Savior." All will be made welcome at the Y. M. V. A. ball at 4 o'clock. You cannot accomplish any wo-1 or business unless yju feel well If you feel used up tired out -take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapa hlla. It will give you health, strength aud vitality. Foshay A Mason. An advertisement of Bernard Levy's spot cash "Racket 8tor.' will be found in this issue. He has opened a stock of ladies and gents furnishing goods on first street opposite the Matonic Tern pie, and is offering some great bar gains. Dr. .1. W. Strange, supervisor ol the census for Eastern Oregon, has assumed the editorial charge of the Pendleton Tribune, J. B Eddy retiring. He is in j08iti n now to fully explain how the cen sue happens to fall so far short ol what was expected f it. Ashbv A Neill sold vesterdav the grocery business of Montagu A Son, on the corner of First and Frrv streets to C. A. Elson from Kansas, who will materially en laige the business, rearranging the building so an to add to the grocery business a general stock dry goods. The Watchman of the Celilo cannery recently attempted to cross the Columbia too near the rapids and was carried into them. He jumped onto a rock in mid atreim, from which the Indiana agreed to rescue him for f 1:25. A white man performed the act in 15 minutes and did not charge a cent. Noble red men. The McMinnville Reporter pays: Apperson is offering a premium ol an overcoat and dress pattern to patrons f the McMinnville creamery furnishing tho moat cream during July and August. He has an interest in the creamery to be sure, lut there is a commen dable feature of public-epiritedness in the offer, as it shows an effort to stimulate one of the important industries of the county, that of the dairy. B. E. Craig, of EUensburg, says he is the inventor of a current wheel that can be operated by the natural flow of a stream, no ex pensive dam or high-priced ma chinery being necessary to operate it. It can be placed anywhere on a large or small stream, where there is a tolerable current. He says be can use the whole of a stream as large as the Yakima river, or any portion wanted, and he can multiply the power to a wonderful extent, or he can elevate the Yakima river 100 feet, and furnish a large amount of power for any purpose needed. The Jefferson Rev'ew says: "We have it from a reliable source that Mr. E. Goin, of Scio, has made a proposition to Corbett & Macleay which, if accepted, will result in the Jefferson Mills being sold to him. If the transaction is earned to a successful termination Mr. Goin will assume all liabilities ex cept the claims of the farmers and the claim of Mrs. Grant, and take complete control of the mill at once. It i well-known that Mr. Goin is a live business man and should he be successful in this un dertaking he will be accorded the best wishes of our citizens aud tendered a hearty welcome to our midst. French Tansy 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 what the cause, riiey are iust what every woman needs, and can be used safely. For sale by the Livingstone Medical Co., manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, also from our sole agent, J. A Cnmming, druggist, Blum berg block, Albany, Oregon. EI0TJK8I0HI8T8. j Party of Eaatsra Sight 8trs Fui TUrsagh. There passed through this city at 8 O'clock last evening a special train of excursionists from the Middle states. This party was composed of one hundred or more business men irom tne cuies . New York, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Buffalo, Philadelphia and other Eastern cities. These gentlemen came to the Pacific coast not only to view the splendid scenery, the agricultural ant mining resources, but thev came likewise lortne pur pose of attending the annual shrine to be held in the city ol aau Francisco, beginning Tuesday niht. The visit cf these gen tlemen to this coast is one of great importance, for they will be able to see with their own eyes some thing of our own valleys, bills and mountains that must be seen t be appreciated, and can only be understood by tne people of our distant Eastern states when viewed in person. baiem gave tnera a least ot truits and watermelons and a right cor dial reception, commensurate with the importance ot the capital ot our strife. Many of the citizens of Albany were at the depot to greet them as they passed through, but through lacs oi concert oi action no uib play was made. They were a jolly crowd and seemed to be highly enjoying themselves. rrmrly mt The Statesman has the following concerning a man formerly known to many in this county: "A tel egram from Colfax, Wash., under the date of July 30th. is concern ing a young man who ased to live in Marion countv. Benjamin Blomon, the murderer of Thomas Glick in Colfax last December, was sentenced by Judge Ruby this afternoon to twenty years in the Walla Walla penitentiary and $1000 fine. Blanton made a ram bling statement to the court, at tempting to condone the crime and was very nervous. The sher iff takes him to prison to-night. He is broken down in health and will never live oat the sentence. Blanton was convicted in the su perior court, soon atter the mur der, of murder in the first degree and sentenced to hang March 28th last, ine supreme curt reviewed the decision and ordered that he be sentenced for manslaughter on ly. as the indictment was defective for murder in the firtdrgree. He was given the full penalty tor this degree." A Bleat Strike. G. T. frankum, wholelt Pen He ton some time ago to inspect the ureennorn section, writes to a Pendleton friend under date of July 23, that he has struck the ex tension of the Morris mine, which prospectors have been endeavoring to locate tor several yearn. . Th find is very rich in silver, and ai says $462.26 to the ton. Mr. Frankum considers that be has struck a bonanza. William Turn er, who came down Sunday Iron the mine, confirms Mr. Frank urn's statement. The .ledge i-' from three to four feet in thickness and of undoubted richness. An other discovery was also made bv Mr. Frankum, who appears U have met with phenomenal good luck, lie ran across a ledge which had been searched for five vears without success. ThiB sec ond ledge averages about four feet in width, and will assay all the way from H to $600 to the ton. Neither of the finds have been de veloped sufficiently to determine their worth. They are rich in promise, however, with a wealth oi great expectations ' vet un realized. East Oregonian. OIT for Taalaa. Both the regular train and the excursion train for Yaquina bay yesterday was well loaded. A Ian e share of the citizens of Al bany and vicinitv took the occasion to visit Oregon'ssalt water pleasure and heal'h resort. . These excur sions t othe seaside are becoming a popular institution and will con tinue to grow in favor. "A Man's Chances to Mary." Half per cent from 50 to 56 years oi age. Two per cent from 45 to 50 years oi age. Five and a half per cent from 40 to 40 years oi age. Six and a half per cent from 35 to w years ot age. Ten and a half per cent from 30 woo years of age. 1 wen ty-nve per cent from 26 to 30 years of age. forty -seven per cent from 20 to 25 years of age. lhree per cent from 15 to 20 years of age. One hundred per cent if you buy . I ,,. oif J ii kiuiiiiug ui u, rf. Simpson aioany, uregon. A Bare Care for the Whisky Habit. Vt. Livingston's Andidote for Drunkenness will cure any case of the liquor iiar.it in from ten to thirty days, from the moderate to the drunkard. The antidote can be given in a cup of coffee without tne anowle tge of the person tak lug it. The Antidote will nnr. in jure the health in any way. Man utactured by the Livingston vuruiiun vyo., roruana. Uregon or from J. A. Cumming, Druggist; sole agent. Oaa roaad. Some emigrants banting in the . V, ' uiween the McKenzie and Camp Creek recently, found the Winchester rifle that belonged tl fha l.u V rr . .. P r. . 1 " WJ nos. judkin. " wm do remembered that Jud never returned from a hunt. ing trip several years ago and that me remains were atterward found a man with bim also soon after uisappeared and it was suspicioned that be made way with Judkins and left with the gan. It was ailed with cartridges, Th Traaaps War Worsted. . The crew .of the south-bound passenger train mat arnveu m Ashland Tuesday.morning had an experience witn two or mree tramps who seeiii to have been visiting m the neighborhood ot a "gall" factory lately. When the train stopped at Grant's Pass the hobos were put on ana toiarostay, but they "would, inst . like to see the brakeman that could keep them from riding if they wanted to" and they were on the platform again when" the train pulled out. As the train was getting out into the suburbs of town, one of the brakeman who had thus ' far been able to induce one of the tramps to climb off, pulled the bell rope and stopped the train, at the same time giving nis irampsmp a uu that landed him on terra firms. Starting again Engineer McCarthy next became the object of the tramps' wrath and theycom? menced hnng stones . into the can, nakmg it decidedly dangerous for the engineer and fireman tor a while. This was more than "Mc" would stand so he stopped the train, left the engine in charge of the fireman a few minutes and went hobo chasing. It is reported that "Mc" found a shot-gun at a house not very far away, for a man answering the description of one of these tramps called on a sur geon at Grant's Pass shortly after the affair happened and asked to have a- few snots extracted from the calf of his leg, remarking at the same time that the hardest crew to "work" that he ever struck was on that train 16. These fellows probably will not attempt to run a train on this division again very soon. Tidings., , Insane From a Dos; Bite. Frank Kissinger, well known on Fall creek where his father John Kissinger resides, had a horrible experience a short time since that may result fatally or cause.; a per manent loss of reason. He was engaged herd irg sheep near Pilot Rock in Umatilla county, and on Thursday of last week while play ing with his dog, a very intelligent sheep dog, it snapped and caught one of his hands ; in endeavoring to free the hand his other was caught and bitten through the thumb, iben be fainted, and from that time, about 11 o'clock in the fore noon, he knew nothing until 4 o'clock when he regained his senses ami found his hand still fast in the mouth of the dog which was dead. The day was extremely warm and flies had blown the wounds made. With a butcher knife be pried open the mouth of the dog and released the hand. He left the sheep and went to the home of his employer -who pro cured a physician and dressed the wounds, but shortly after he be came violently insane, and was taken to Pendleton four men be ing required to restrain him. He was committed to the asylum at Salem and is now confined there in... The superintendent given hopes that he will soon recover hit reason. The dog had not previous ly or at the time shown any symptoms of madnesH, and it is thougi't that he had been poisoned by strychnine as the poison had been put out in that vicinity. Eugene Guard. Coating- te Oregon. Mr. W. L. Dalton, of Dallas, who several weeks ago went on a visit to the East, has returned, bringing with bim thirteen families, who have settled in Inde pendence and Dallas. Many im migrants are now on the way to Oregon, and this fall there will be a larger exodus from Missouri and Iowa. The poorness of crops caused by droughts, and alarming freqnency of cyclones, cause them to come to a land which rejoices in never failing crops, which nature has provided with ever lasting hills' and green forests, both' to minister to man's love for beauty and to enable him to reap the haivest of industry. New Principal. The CorvalUs. Leader says : Z. T. Hawk, of Audubon, Iowa, has been chosen as principal of the pnblic:. schools of this city, to fill the position held bv School Super intendent Yates last yeat. Mr. Hawks was highly recommended to the board of directors and will no doubt 611 the place with credit and to the best interests of the school children. The assistants for the coming year are Mrs. T. Callahan, Misses Maud Hoffman, Francis Harris, Diana Newton and Jennie Lilly. The school will re open about the middle of Sep tember. The Wheat Crop. Farmers of Orego" have cause to feel in good spirits this year. The wheat crop is heavy and the prices are advancing. A -grain dealer of this city said yesterday that the wheat of Linn county is of as good quality as ever har vested. The grain is plump and is free from wild oats or weeds. The price in this city is 64 cen's. A small choice lot sold the first of the week for 69 cents. The short age in the old world 1b bound to make fair prices this year, and farmers ought to be properous. Chnreh Notice "J; Preaching services to-day at the Presbyterian church at 11 a. m. and 7 :45 p. m. Sabbath School at 12:15 r. m. Young people's prayer meeting in the lecture room at 7 p. m . Subject of Ibe-morhirig ' ser mon: ' "The Holy ""Spirit's ?Pres ence," and in the evening the topic will be ''The Soul's Refuge." All will be made, welcome to the services. . Ladles Fine Shoes. 'I make a specialty of handling ladies fine shoes. I carry some of the best brands made in fine and medium grades in widths from A to EE. All warranted goods ; no trash, and will repair any pair of shoes of any kind sold that will rip or break. Samuel . Young. TTTE MORNTyQ HERALD: SUNDAY, ATT GUST 3, A MIDSUMMER ITKM. Some Pointers That Will Save Money to Housekeepers. Go and see thst beautiful gold watch at the "Golden Rule Ba zaar.!' Julus Gradwohl the pro prietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar informs us that he has the Prize B iking Powder, and No. 1 Japan tea, expressly put up for his busi ness, and for the benefit of his customers, each box of bHig powder will win a piece ofriue glassware, and also each pound of the tea will win a piece of tine glassware, and customers who buy one pound oi tea or a box of bak ing ponder, which is warranted, will have a cliance on that beauti ful gold watch. He has also add ed a fine assortment of family groceries, to his mammoth stock of glassware and .crockery, which is the largest in the Willamette val ley.;. Go and see Mr. Gradwhol at the Golden Rule Bazaar,-ami you will see that n 'thing is' misrepre sented. ' , Waasayis Dtseaverj "Another wonderful discovery has been made tad tfiut too by a la.ly Id this coui.U. Disease fastened' its clutches up ii her aud for seven y. ars she withBiood its severest lest, but her vital oigans were undermined and death seemed hntiiinon1 For tliree months she coughed incessantly and could not bleep, She bought of us a bottle of. Dr. King's New Di-rovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking tlrst dose' that she slept all night and with one bottle bac been miraculously cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Luts." Thus write VS . C. Hamrli k & Co.. of Shelby, N.'C Get free trial bottle at Foshay X Mason's Drug Store To Bankers and Merchants. The Tyler Desk Co., of St. Louis Mo., have just published, in colore a great work of art on Bank coun ters, Fine Desks aim Olfice Fumi tare generally,- Big cut in prices with increased cat-h discounts. The banker's Catalogue. 150 pages in colors, free, postage 15c. Catalogue of desk and office fur niture, 130 pages, tree, pt stage liv . Met a CallTeraU Bear. Anybody can catch a cold this kind oi weather. The trouble is to let go, like the man who caught the bear. We advise our readers to purchise ot Foshav Mason a bottle of Santa bie.the California Kineof Codbuidp on. AKthma. Bronchitis. Coughs and Croup Cures, and keep it bandy. 'TU pleasing to the taste and deatu to the above complaints, som ai i ou a bottle or 8 for t'2 50. California Cat i Cute gives immediate relief. The Cau thai virus is soon displaced by its healing aud penetrating nature. Qlve it a trial. Six months treatment i 00 sent bvmtil II tii. The Pride er Vtuuiau. A elear pearly aud transparent skin is always a sign of pure blood, ami all persons tioubledi with dark, greasy, yellow or blotched akin can rest assured that ttieir blood is out oi jrder. A lew loses of BEtiftS' &LOOD PURIFIOR and KLOOM '.1-kKEK Wlii remove tile cause au.. she skin will become elear and trans parent. Try it, ami if sttitiuetion 30t giveit il will cost you uo.hing. It is fully warrant.!, CI. 1.. Blaek--nan, druggist. An AbMiluie t'nre The 6rlglnnl Abietine (Hnliueut "i only put up in large two-ounce tit boxes, and is an absolute cure for ol'' tores, burns, wounds, chapped band' iiid all skin eruptions. Will positive if curtail kinds ot piles. Ask tor the Original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay A Mason at VJ5 cents per ox ny mat. 80 ent. The Columbia Conference of the M. E. church, South, will ho.d itb se-Miuii in Lebanon, ciniiiei'cing August 20th. Bishop E. K. Hen-drix,- of Missouri, will preside. Kev. Morris, of Louisville, Ky., one of the secretaries ot the Board of Church Erection, will accom pany the Bishop. Rev. G. 8. llau leiter, of Albany, will act as. host. Take the Northern Pacific Rail road to all points East, shortest time of any road Flast. No change of cars, best accomodations and the moBt pleasant route to travel.' Tickets for sale over this road to any and air points east at the lowest rates by Burkhart & Keenev who are the authorized agents of this company at Albany. Call on tlieiu for tickets apd full particulars If you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find vour sight weak and failing, you should nromytly use Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Salve. 25 cent a box. Faults of indigest'on cause dis orders of the liyer. and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J. It. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier perfects the process of digestion and assim ilation, and thuc makes pure bleod. An elegant new line of undress, ed kid gloves, in all the latest shades, just received at the Ladie Bazaar. Beggs liver pills are a mfld laxative and act directly on the liver and kU! neys as well as the bowels. All ilrug tfts. Gradwohl's fine teas, with the cut-glaesw .re that goes with them, forma quite an attraction- and goes very rapidly. Anything you want in our ba kery department is, of the very best. Good goods anil low prices is what you get there. Blackburn A Pironi. Use Betfg Dandelion bitters for maigestion, dyspepsia and all kindred diseases. . . - The best watch in the world for the money st F. M. French's. FINE DRESSED CHICKENS: MUELLER & GARRET'S. BUSINESS LOCALS. Fresh apricots at Conn & Hen dricson's. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C. Searls'. My fruit jars have arrived C. E. Brownell. Fruit cans and wax at Matthew;! & Washburn's. A ii . w lot of parasols just re ceived at E. C. Searls. Adjustable window screens at Matthews & Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at Matthews & Washburn's. Kerosene- and gasoline stoves at Matthews A Watihburn'r . Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Drink ice cold soda at C. . Brownell's and be happv. Finest line of gent's neckties in the city at E. C. Searls. Warranted garden hose at Matthews & Washburn's. Garden hose and lawn sprinklers at Matthews & Washburn's. Ice cream and lemonade served very day at Goets's restaurant. Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all sizes and widths at E. C. Searls. A complete line ot gents' fur nishing goods at E. C. Searls'. Try Conn & Hendricson's once on groceries and you will be happy. A fine line of Artists- materials just opened at J. A. Cumming's drug store. Go to Cumming's drug store Bluinberg Hock, for your artist's supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's tor soda. Beggs celebrated family remedies are for sale by ail leading druggists every where. Mens', youths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods atG. W. Simpson's. Happy is he who buys his fruits and vegetables of C. E. Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. lhos. Brink has iust received a fine assortment of window shades, also the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, the best and lightest running machines made. Harriet Hubbard Avers Recam ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can be obtained at Hubbard's new drug store. A 1 table claret 25 cents per bot tle or $2.50 er dozen, delivered to any part of the city. M. Baumgart. moke tl iielel rated Havana filled .Vcenl 'i trs, manufactured at Jul ins Jo -bs cigar factory. Those wishing screen door and windows should call on R. B. Yunk, alio will put them in com plete on short n . it ice. Shop on corner of Second and Ferry street!- Venifon, corned beef, clipped l' f. sod a n- im of ioli rrm'ti California cheese, jutt the thing for lunch these warm davs. Call n Spencer & Bla kburn. Before purchasing your Artistt materials examine the new stock just opened ut tin? drup store of J. A. Cumming, successor to H. C. Hnbbanl. We have our new spring stock ol kid gloves, and the best value evei shown in Albany at W. F. Read's. Ladies, when your light colored shoes get soiled go to Klein Bros., for a Injttle of Russian Tan ; it will make them nice as new. File! fMIni! I'llrnt Or WiUiiMu' 1 'i : ''intmetii is the only sun: run; u.r hlind, bleed ing or itching piles ever discoverec It never fails to cure old cases of loae Mending. Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky, says. "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of suffering." Judge Coflinourv.Clevelfind, O.says "I nave ound by experience that Dr. Will. a i ;!:. Pile Ointment gives i;-. ii tr. i i ermanent relief." We have hundreds of such testl monials. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by druggists at 60c and tf per box. 9ola by Foshav A Mason Albany, Oregon. Oxford Ties. I have just received an invoice of the popular .ioiuie-ei. Oxford ties for $2.50 a pair. The best shoe I have handled for the price. Samuel E. Young. Bargains. Four choice lots on Fifth street at $625 each. Also good house and barn and two lt on 9th street, $1700. Enquire of (luiss & Hedrick. For Sale. Some household goods at a bar-.r-iin. Un i large dwelling on 1st .t t ur i (.ut . Ashby & Nkil. The bread wagon and get f esh bread every morning, or leave or ders wiih J. R. Doug las opposite the Rust House, the city. Delivered to all parts i Use elegant lotion for tan. mm w-nrt a at "s'-f iW i Klein Bros., give a pair of fast enets with every pair of ladies ox- 1 ford ties. ' Have you seen those new style I hair ornaments at the Ladies j Bazaar. Tbey are the latest thing i out. TP 1890. SPECIALIST, BLUMBERCS BLOCK, ALBANY. ORECOM. 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 everything stricMy confi dential. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Residence corner Third and Lyon streets. latest designs in jewelry just received at F. M. French's. Albany Opera House, Jl'ST TWO NIGHTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 6TH AND 7TH. Special engagement of the famous i lliots and th WCl.fIIMli 2l 2 JAPANESE LA!1ES The Original Imperial JbunoK Cm v.ianthemuui Troiv?i ,:i'ect fror i the Mika!o'a lVlacel h-iite, T.ku. Japan. lVsitivelv t;ie only I raneM ladv tx rforn-.ers in Amer ica, t.-.eiher with 25 PKiUUM ARTISTS 26 European and American celebri ties in one of the most novel, unique, original and refined pro grammes ever offered in one per formance. PRICE8 50 AND 76 CENT.S. )T"Seat8 on sale at Will A Link's music stoie. Farmers Attention Do vou want to huy a Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other machintrj th is year ? jx Staam9.vt!Xc&& of STEW ART. GalL and Bel ;ct "What Yon "Want. idsnmmer VIy Stock is now complete embracing all the latest novel ties in Dress Goods both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. Wi ist 3di Amb to fai ! blLtati TO THE- LADIES! We make a specialty ol HiiJwar In Knit Ribbed: and Muslin ( rur prices arajths. LOWVttT and our goods Ladies THE BEST HOSIERY. VALLEY We carry a roll line of the world renowned Breadhead Dress Goods, v i :'t f r jn.r i.i 1 sUatth art elled. In embroideries and flouncing we have as large a stock as :ty ) t ne' t r i U'i. Ottlvi will be ocvinoed that Albany ia tba bast trading point in Oregon. fiXJ A pleasure to show goads. v What 'a Fortune Is a good, healthy, pearly ,skin. Few are aware ot the short time it takes a disordered liver to eause blotches on the face and a dark greasy skin One bottle of Beggs blood purifier and blood maker will ie'tore this organ to it natural and healthy state and cleanses the blood of all impurities. U it meeting with wondeiful success. Try it. It is guaranteed. All drug gists keep it. A Good Cough Svrnp. There is nothing parents should be so careful about as selecting a cough syrup. Beggs Cherry cough syiup is meeting with wonderful success. The best Is none to good . Be sure you get Beggs. Every bottle la warranted. All druggists keep it The People's Baked f res. Bread, Fios ad Cakes DAILY. Fine Cakes a Specialty. BLACKBURN A PIRONI, LEADING CROCERS AND BAKERS. GRANT'S PA8S PEACHES 1 MUELLER A GAR RETT J EXCLUBIVK AGENTS Orders for any quam ity will he promptly failed. 1 Farm Machiaeiy juet xeceivec". -AT- W. 2T, BEAD: amrii I FREE FROM POISON. W. K. READ ART STUDIO. Mrs. Dr. Patton, Lyou and 3d street. Lessons given in drawing, painting and music. Pictures for sale or painted to order. An Idea. We think the people will like to buy five one-pouu 1 bars of splen- -did laundry soap i r two bits. Wa will sell at that ; t- to-day. SPKNClM. BLACKBURN. Califor nia Cai-fct- re. The only gue .-anteed cure for cat it cold in the ilea M ha fevar, rose cold catarrhal deaft ja ano sore e) es. he tore the sense A taste aud uupleasan breath, resultit ; from catarrh. Eas and pleasant U :se. Follow direction and a cure is w .ranted, by all drug gists. Hendfc circular to A bit-tin Medical Comp" y, Oroyille, CL tlx months' treat ;at for il; sent by mail. $1 10, f - sale by Fosiia & Mason, Use elegant lotion for sunburn RED CROWN HILLS IMM, LA.tM.Ni. A O., Praps, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for Family aod Baker's use) Best iSiorane Facilities. CsTHifhsst cash pries paid for wheat VS. ALBANY - OREGON CHEAP AiOA'MY! We have made arrangements to su; ply money to all od long tiine at 1. w rates of interest on improved farms, and choice city property. Those who contemplate building brick blocks can get money, dee us ' WALLACE A CUSICK. 1 Viereck's shaving and haircut ting saloon, shaving 15 cents. C3 as l-vi for tti ceeur oi ,2890. & SOX MEN Callnd look at our" vali.es; in We have a very l .rge stock f choose from at the lowest priea ver oflem; in the kouncemen - i mT-T i1-"- ..ay - v . i
