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Newspaper Page Textc OX SALE. The DT.1 Hkralo will l on i ale each zuorning at H J. Jones' t . . . , 'BUW JOTTIKOS ABecr TOWH. Aubrey gives gas (or the painless xtraction oi tetb. The Elliott Voyagers at the opera bouse to-night. The very best full cream cheese at Blackburn A Pironi's. Mr. and Mrs. D. Van Horn went to Yaquina yesterday. irr Sloan has returned from t:.c Klamath Indian agenci. Frances Pfeiffer and wife lelt yesterday for Upper Soda Springs. The little son of C. J. 9uwait is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. A large invoice of our celebrated "Engineer" shoes just received at E. C. Searls. Jas. F. Powell A Co. have just received a large lot f fresh fruits and vegetables. Will Link received this week a fine assortment of new sheet music and books. Special prices made on all dress gds to make room for fall stock st G. W. Simpson's. R superintendent Stevenson of the Oregon Pacific railroad, left y ester lay for the East. Mr. A. B. Seal and family have returned from a sojourn of several weeks in Southern Oregon. Do not miss the great perform ance of the Elliott Voyagers at the opera house this evening. Cash paid for halel hay and oats at I. Senders' stables. Good prices will be paid for large or small quantities. Chief ot Police John Hoffman went to Portland yesterday to at tend the Northwest convention of chiefs of police and city marshals. Mr. E. F. Tabler, formerly of this city, was married to Miss Clara A. Burt at Sibley. Iowa on July 27. He is a son of Council man Tabler. If yon feel unable to do you work, and have that tired feeling take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar ilia; it will make yon bright, active and vigorous. Mrs. J. S. Hanleiter. oi this city, j who bas been visiting at stayton, it is said, was rob-ied of 65 and $100 worth of jewelry at that place recently. John Brefgler, a Southern Pa cific section employe at Habtey, had an eye put out Mondty, from a spike which he was driving flying up and striking him directly in the eye. Yon cannot accomplish any wo-k or business unless yju feel well. It you feel um-d up tired out take Dr. J. II. McLean's Santa pa ri l la. It will give you healrh, strength and vitality. Foshay A .Mason. Capt. J. N. Lake, formerly oi Ohio, recently of Tacoma, now of the forkn of tne Sauiiaui, where he ha-t located on a pre-emption claiin n aoine of 1'n- le Sm' land, as in the city yesteiday; tl. F. Merrill, local agent of tne Northwestern Life Ins., Co. paid yesterday to the estate of the late i . H. Spender, the sum of $2000, being the amount of his policy in thai company. I'hey money will go to Helen' Spencer, an orphan girl six years old. An elegant display of fruit, in cluding peaches, apricots, melons, pineapples, bananas, plums, apple, and in fact every kind of rare fruits and fresii vegetables, is to be touud at Jas. F. Powell Jt Company's grocery store. Tbe keep all the market affords. The water in Crooked river and Ochoco is very low, says the Prine vilie News. Scarcely enough water can be obtained iroui the Ochoco to turn the machinery in the planina mill, and gardeners are short of a sufficient supply for irrigation purposes from tiie same source. A palace car loaded with young thorougbred horses was an attrac tion for the curious in one the north-bound trains during tiie past week, says the Jacksonville Time. Ttiev were from the noted California breeding farm, and were enroute to the Montana cir cuit to participate incoming racing; events. The Oregoniansay that Dr. C. R. Temple ton returned yesterday from Crawfordviiie, Linn county, where he has been at I he bwdside ot hie sister and sister-in-law, who were k iiounly hurt a tew weeks ago by their 4id waon falling through a bridge. Mrs. Temp'e ton is recovering, but Mis iva's condition, wbi'e yet very critical, is also hopeful, as all present indi cations are iu her favor. Tho tnloo fact He. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and all point East and South. Buy your tickets of C. G. Rawlings, foot of Broad- albin street, Albany. Eaterpriaa. Did you see that new delivery wason on the street yesterday af ternoon? Nice, wasn't it? MesHj-s Blackburn A Piroui have added a flnt deliverv waon to their a! ready prosperous business. It is a verv handsome turnout and goes to show that these gentlemen are up with the times. Persons who lead a life of expos ure art subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago aud will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue in namation. Fowhay A Mason. Elegant Lotion renders the saiu avft and bean tiio:. tHEJDElBUB. The Albany Board f Trade Jehu in - lk lig for liMiit U Org . t The Albany t.ard of Trade met j vi tiic viy wuin.il iinut.TiOL, in call me-ting yesterday morning to consider the request of the chamber of commerce of Portland, j w v" ( .11 with other citi-s of the in asking our representatives w join state in in congiess to urge tnat aneween- sua ot ue state o tanen as tie i same has been, in many places o imperfectly done that the state will be deprived of an additional i-ongressman, 10 which she ia no doubt entitled. The secretary was by vote ordered to telegraph our representatives to urge imme diate action n the promises. This action is no doubt correct as far as Portland, and some other portions of the state, are concerned, especially in southern Oregon, but it would seem a needless ex pense, as well as a reflection upon the enumerators to take a new count of the entire state, for in many places the count has been accurately- taken and no recount is needed. The best way would seem to be to grant a recount in those places where there is good reason t believe the census has not been properly taken. There is no doubt but that Ore gon's populatiou is much greater than is shown by the census, and the only way to correct it is by a re count in the districts where it has b-en badly taken. While the census in Albany has been very accurately taken, the people of this city will do all in their power to aid in correcting mistakes elsewhere. A new cen sus in Albany would show practi cally the population already given by the enumeration juxt com pleted. It is not likely that a re count will be granted. Blllotta Voyagare Ta-alajht. Te Elliotts Voyagers and Im perial Japanese Troupe will appear at the opera house to-nio-ht and present just the kind of a perform ance the theatre goers of Albanv, like. A programme full of novelty excellent singing, dancing and refined specialities of all kinds and many feat u ret that have neWr been seen on the Pacific coast. The Com nan v ia first ctaaa in ! uarticnlar anrJ h VP in at fhtaoA t I two weeks engagement in San j Francisco to crowded houses, and j the Frisco press sneaks in the greatest ef praise for this excellent company. And from the remarks neard on all corners, every one is going and no doubt the opera bnus will be crowded to-night. The prices 'are 50 and 75 cents. eats can be secured without extra charge at the opera houce music More. Looking; for SOOO Kobbar. Win. Gray, the baggage-master, who disappeared from Hurley, Wis., on the night of Julv 7, with .i pacsage aaaressed to the i .vv"uva auvui uana, nuine laneer. Wis., ia supposed to be hiding in Oregon or Washington. Th United States Express com pany has offered a reward of $500 for him. Gray is about 30 years 1J, of medium height, weighs 170 pounds, and ha dark brown hair and mustache, gray eyes and ruddy complexion. The first joint of the left thumb is gone, and th nrst rioger is crooked. When he left Wisconsin he were a frock coat and dark striped pants and a stiff derby. A Most Dnfortanato AeoManS. Last Wednesday, as Mrs. Times was patching her husband's pants, a yellow jacket got onto her, right between her clothing, and socked its javelin into her left anatomy to iu full length. She jumped and run, yelling "fire! fire!" till she aroused the whole neighborhood. Hut then it did hurt; no mistake about that, as any one who has over been stung can testify. In a few minutes that left anatomy be gan to enlarge, and kept on en larging till it was twice its nataral size, and she could hardly walk for two days. Waitaburg Times. loiriwEBT V0TE8. The citizens of Jacksonville have paid the $1000 required to buy the eite of the proposed Presbyterian college. Flour in Prineville is worth $7 per barrel; bacon 16 cents per pound; new potatoes, $1.26 per bushel; egifs, 25 cent? per dozon, and bntter, 20 cents per pound. Several children were nlavinv on the sidewalk in front of a r.rownsviile furniture store, when a woven wire bed that was leaning auamm me nuiiam tell upon J. ' Ki. McFerson's little 4-vear-old breaking his leg at the thigh. Two small boya are res(Mnsible for the destruction of three stacks of hay, about 50 tone, on 8. B. -lay tone's place near Prineville. Hoy and Johnny Howard, sons of J. W. Howard, and grsndsonB of Mr. .Mayton, were playing near the hay, hud ling bonfires of feather- which did not burn rapidly enough to s..it them, and they re plemshed tt.e lir- with hay from tie stacks. The fire soon spread and caug-.t in the stacks. Crook county I. a smart citi zen 100 years old. The Ochoco Keview says: In most cases men become feeble and averse to work when l hey grow old, but Frank u hoIsit isuiffent- Frank is so old that be never lias anniver saries any m re, though last week with the assistance oi one man, he built a quarter of a mile of wire fence dug the pr-er holes, set the posts and b: retched the wire in one day. Can any country boast of a centenarian who can do this. TaksftNaUea. On and after this date I will not be responsible for any deht made by any one except myself, or on written order from myself. Alba ly, August 6, 1890. John Dishing kb. Hfht shavee for $1 at Vtemft'a. I THE MQHyTNG fTBIsALn? WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8EI8ATI0H IT LEBA50I. AiFamily Separation iBesolU In a Shoet iott Affray. special to the Hbralb. ! ' Lkbamon. August 6. Isaac Ban- ! to a nil arifo nt thin n ai. wnavatMl wpkIat. and the wif Kbimixl Ine nome Gf ner parent9. This to tne nome oi ner parents, i ms evening the husband went to the house of hi father-in-law to see his wifft He was refused admit k i, viii,am ha ,ifoQ father, whereupon he attempted to enter by force. Mr. Williams pro cured a sbot-gun and shot at Ban ta three times, when the latter drew a revolver and returned the Are. Banta was wounded slightly in the hand. No arrests have yet been made. WhUtltBgfar Seals. In a note in theAmerican Natur alist Mr. F. F. Payne of Toronto recalls an interesting fact, which came under his notice during a prolonged stay at Hudson strait. ''Here," be says, "the Eskimo might be seen lying at full length at the edge of an ice-floe, and al though no seals could be seen they persistently whistled in a low note similar to that often used in call ing tame pigeons, or, if words can express my meaning, like a plain tive 'few-ew, few-ew,' the find note being prolonged to about three seconds. If there were any seals within hearing distance they were invariably attracted to the spot, a:id it was amusing to see them lifting themselves as high as pos sible out of the water, as though thoroughly delighted with the mu sic. Here they wouldremain for soinetime,until one.pt rhapsa little more venturesome than die rest, would come within striking dis tance of the Eskimo, who, starting to his feet, would often change the seal's tune of joy to Borrow. The whistling had to be continuous, and was more effective if perform ed by another Eskimo a short dis tance back from the one lying mo tionless at the edge of the ice. A iMkjr Boy Flxherman. A seventy-five pound salmon was caught on July 26th in the Fraser river and was photographed, the fisherman being taken together tTbe latter was Willie Vianen. 12 years old, the youngest fisherman on the river, and apparently the luckit. H has caught the two largest fish taken out of Fraser this year. The first one was a beauty, weighing just seventy-five pounds. A living ttalmon of that weight is no asy matter for a full grown and rotnat man to handle, and the terrible struggle between the hVb and the boy mav be more easily imagined than described. And it is no wonder Mr. Vianen is proud of that hoy, says the New W estminster Columbian. A If IDHUMMKfc ITEM. Bobbo Pointer That Will Save Money to Houaakeapora. Go and see that beaut if nl ttold watch at the "Golden Rule Ba zaar.' Julius Gra'dwobl the pro prietor of the Golden Kule Bazaar informs ub that he has the Prize Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan tea, expreesly put up for his busi ness, and for the benefit of his outtomerR, each box of baxing powder will, win a piece of fine glassware, and also each pound of the tea will win a piece of fine glassware, and customers who buy one pound of tea or a box of bak ing powder, which is warranted, will have a chance 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 Kule Bazaar, and you will see that nothing is misrepre sented. Ladla I make a specialty of handling ladies fine shoes. I carry some of the bent brands made in fine and medium grades in widths from A to EE. All warranted goods ; no trash, and will repair anv pair of shoes of any kind sold that will np or break. Samuel E. Young A Sara Car for tha Whisky Habit. Dr. Livingston's Andidote for Drunkenness will cure any case of the liquor hatut in Irom ten to thirty days, from the moderate to the drunkard. The antidote can be given in a cup of couce without the knowledge of the person tak ing it. The Antidote, will not in jure the health in any way. Man ufactured bv the Liviueston Chemical Co., Portland, Oregon, or from J. A. Cumming, Dru;.gist, sole agent. Take the Northern Pacific Rail road to all pointi Kant, shortest time of any road East. No change of cars, best accomodations and the most pleasant route to travel. Tickets fur sale over this road to any and all points east at the lowest rates by Buxkhart A Kecnev who are the authorized agents of this company at Albany. Call on them for tickets and full particulars. If you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot hear bright light, and find vour sight weak and failing, you should promytly use br. J. H. McLean' Strengthening Salve. 25 cent a box. Faults of mdigest'on cause dis orders of the liyer, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J. 11. McLean's .strengthening Cor dial and Bloo l Purifier perfects the process of digestion and assim ilation, and thuc makes pure blood. Secure your railroad, steamship and Bleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. The beat watch in the world tha money at f. M. reach's. for OATS AHD BAELET. Tilt 8poksnn EipoMiion offert Additioial Prizes ia th Tiald Contest. Certain citizens of Spokane Falls, believing that the cultivation of wheat should not be encouraged only, have very liherallv pla-ed the folk wing prizes at the disposal of the management : One hundred dollars in gold to th farmer who harvests the lat est yield of cats on anv one acre. A Himilar nzc of one hundred uviinin iu goiu ioi i iie ueac yieiuot barley on any one acre. With these additional prizes the not unimportant sum of one thou sand dollars bas been contributed to be contested among the farmers. They should appreciate ihe inter est the public and the management have taken in them and should make the best possible displav. They can do it, and they will do it. The prizes are distributed as follows : Best acre of wheat . . . f 300 Best 100 acres ot Wheat 200 Best acre of barley UK) Rest acre of oats lot) Best collection of minerals .. :5 H) Every furnier who cultivates his land should enter this contest. His personal pride and the reputa tion of his county and state are at a stake, and he should do every thing in hi power to advance totn. There is no charge lor entry, and it will cost nothing to take part in the contest. Notiiy the General Manager of the Fxjoition or any of the county commissioners in order that a proper recoid can be made. HUaiNKHS LOCALS. Fresh apricots at Conn A Hen dricsou'a. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. ('. Searls'. My fruit jars have arrived C. E. Brownell. Fruit cans and wax at Matthews A Washburn's. A. new lot of parasols juHt re ceived at E. C. Searis. , Adjustable window screens at Matthews & Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at Matthews A Washhurn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews A Washburn'r. Tinware warranted not to rust a' MnUhewsA Washburn's Drink ice cold soda at C. E. Brownell's and be happy. Finest line of gent's necktie in the city at E. C. Searls. Warranted garden hose at Matthews fc 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. Hearls. A Complete liu. 0t Kent' fur nishing goods at E. C. Searls'. Try Conn A Hendricson's once on groceries and you w ill be. happy. A fine line of Artists materials just opened at J. A. Cumm.ng's drug store. Go to Cummimz's dru store1 Blumherg flock, for vour artiht's supplies. And wflftl Vnit wflnt u liilfj.iMia cold drink go to v". E. Brownell's I for soda. Beggs celebrated family remedies are for sale b- all leading druggists every where. Mens', ydnths' and boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods atG. W. Simpson's. Happy is he w ho buys his fruit- and vegetables of C. E. Brownell. j Always fresh and full weight. Thos. Brink has just received a tine assortment of window shades. 1 I . 17 1 aw... aioo me nneeier a Wilson machine, the best and running machines made. Harriet Hubbard Avers Recam ier Balm, Cream and Powder, can be obtained at Hn I. hard's new drug store. A 1 table claret 25 cents per bot tle or $2.50 per dozen, delivered to a:iy part of the city. M. Uauuigart. .Smoke tin celebrated Havana rilled 5-cent 'gars, manufactured at Julius Joss di s cigar factorv. Those wishing screen door and windows should call on Vunk, who ill put them plete on short notice. Sh corner of second ami Kerry htreeti- Iwuf .h,l . ... I,.. i..n ' I California cheese, just the thing lor lunch these warm days. Call on Spencer A Blackburn. ; Before purchasing your Artists: materials examine the new Mock ilist onenfld at the dnii aum. n1 1 A. Cumming, successor to H. C. j 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 Mein Bros., for a bottle of Runian Tan ; it will make them nice as new. Oxford Tlea. I have just received an invoice of the popular Johnseu 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 gxd house and barn and two lots on 9th street, $1700. Enquire ofjGuiss A Hedrick. For Sale. Some household goods at a bar gain. Also a large dwelling on 1st street for rent. Ahuby A Nkii . Klein Bros., give a pair of fast enets with every pair of ladies ox ford ties. Have you seen those new Style ( hair ornaments at the T aiiina , f w '1 ' Baaaar. They are the latest thing oat. R. B. ' S'J?55 in com-i '"jJ-'aS i n on I K?S3 THE MI80H FULL OF C0NTI0T8. Bopt. Downing Thought for Awhile That He Wonld Herd More Boom. The Oregonian says that Super intendent Downing, of the state peniientiaty, was down from Salem yesterday. He say? he has 323 convicts under his care, two lens rh.n at the same time a year afO. "The highest nuraher the prison has ever cnfained is 334." he , said. "When we had them them in charge we thought the penitentiary ouiu nave to oe enlarged, it tne number continued to increase. A few new culls are bein put in All the convict- are on their good behavior and things are running cinoothly. But two met. have been in the hospital in the past five months. It is unnecessary to add thai the health of this pris oners is good." Pin Aeaortment. Everybody went away well pleased and smiling from Mueller A Garrett's yesterday. They had the finest display in the c ty. All kinds nf fruits and vegetables, and as ior their dell-ious lu.ich goods they thev take the lead, owiss cheese, chip beef, comb honey, etc. Delicacies a specialty. Fur tha Mountain. Nearly all of our citizens who can lay aside business cares and take a short vacation are going to the mountains this hot weather. Of course they all want to lay in a supply of canned lunch goods be fore they start, and Mueller A Garrett keep a full line of the best in the market. Am Absolute Core The Origin ;1 Aliktiue Ointment ;is nlr put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old 40reo, ImniR. wounds chapped hamU And all akin eruptiuim. Will positive (V cm all kind of piles. Ask tor the Original Abietine Ointment. Sold by Kochay A Mksou at a6 rente per hoi 'y mail 30 -euts. An elegant new line of undress ed kid gloves, in all the latest shades, just received at the Ladie Bazaar. Beg liver pills are a mfld laxative and act directly on tue liver and kUi neys well as the boweU. All drug gibts. Gradwohl's tine teas, with the cut-glassware that goes with them, forms quite an attraction and goes very rapidly. Anything you want in our ba kery department is of :he very best. Good g'Md and low prices is what you get there. Blackburn A Pironi. I'se liegg.' D.nideiioD bit'.rs for inclines; ion, dTr Pi and all kindred dii-eanev We make a specialty of fine cakes for nar'ieH and weddinua. j Blackburn Pironi. No matter what the price, our goods will alw ays lie first-class. Mpvrwit A Hf. etCRl'Rl satteens, einzham's cham- I "ra's aiul otrief was" goods just I received at G. W. Simpson's. ! Foi all styles in children shoes go to Klein Bros., as thev will save you money. A new line of bhtrk silk mitts just receive i ai K C. urls'. Use elegant lotion Mn The bread agon and get f esh bread everv morning, or leave or-! iters with J. R. Dong lus opposite the Rims House Delivered to all parts of Co' o er - - Mi n . j ti i. 1 Od uJii! i iuDU fi'bllCIl cl nli War0"e,ed 10 APfiECCITlKE M er money refunded FORE oisS AFTER the urnerative r(pui ot either MX whether arlninv from the encm-ivc nc ot timulaiita, lobacco or opium, or through j imthful indii crel ion, over indulgence, etc., euch attlonnf Brain Power, Waketn'neea. Bearing Down Pains In the Back, Seminal W.akna, Hth terla, Ner oua Pros' ration, Nocturn. : Oi ila aloiie, Leuoorrboe, liziinee, Weak Memory-, Lkw of Power and impotence , which il nn, lectrd often lead to premature old ae and insanity. Price l a box; 6 boxe6 (or 16.00 S. t br mail on receipt ot price. A vVttlTIK! I4K1I ia ifiven with eicr ii. order rei eivwl, to rehind tne mnii v if a PrmiMurDl tire is nf t nc te.. We hate thouaaiiusof teeUinoiiil .TjU old and youna, of both Hexcn, who .have been permanently cured by the nse "I Aphrodttiae Circular tree. Address THE APHUO tU DIt lMi t"W. Western Branch, Box, ST. Portland, Oregon. F or sale by Fosbay A Maaon. who aaaleaod ptr'l rt'iiraV'". Allan 'rci("r. w SV !- 0Wf Ikult Kraa to pasture. Woodle A ltrANTED A FEW BOARDERS. IN II Uireatthe residence of Mrs. M, K. Dorrla, Fourth and Calapooia atieete. TjVa aaLe. A saw amoaa skwi.no machixi, T at greatly reduced rate; also choi. canary birds, English and oerman singers. For partWtttore inquire ot Mr. Wm. Myar, 0T11 ) o-- O I rr"4 mm 6, 1890. DIV JTTO SPECIALIST, BLUMBERCS BLOCK, ALBAXY. OREGON, 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 strict lr 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, JUST TWO NIGHTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 6TH AND 7TH. Special engagement of the famous i'.lhota and the Q JAPS 0 INCLtDlXO 2 JAPANESE O LAI 'IKS The Orittiral Imperial .i ;;-ue'-'. Ch.- -iintheiuuui Trou d-jet frof. thi Mika 'o's i'tWoT- itr, Tf-tio. -lapii. I'-Titielv ;1 r only .1; :ane.-.- lady pt.-iorireniij: -Amer ica, '.! her with 25 PRL. Hi U.J A RTI. IS So Euroean and American celebri ties in one of the most novel, unique, original and refined pro grammes ever ofieied in one pe'r- lormatice. PRICES 50 AND 75 CENT-. ' aCCP'Seats on sale at Will&J Link's music stole. j Farmers Attention Do you want to buy . Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other machiutrj this year ? tvX ' 5a St04mto4tLo6vd of STEWART Grail and Sel ct Whnt TTou Want. Widsflmmer M!y Stock is now complete embracing all the latest novel ties in Dress Groods both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. LADIES ! We make a specialty of In Knit Ribbed and Muslin Our prices arejthe LOWFKT and our goods THE BEST We carry a full line of the world JUNS Underwear elled. In embroideries and flouncings vt have as large u stock will be eocvinoed that Albany ia tha beat trading point in Oregon. ResrV What a Fortune Is a good, healthy, pearly, skin. Few are aware of 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 ietore this organ to its natural and healthy state and cleanaes the blood of all impurities. Tt is meeting with wondeiful success. Try it. It Is guaranteed. All drug, gists keep It. A Good Cough Syrop. There Is nothh.g 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 is warranted . All druggists keep it. The People's Bakery PpbIi Brai Pies ui Cab DAILY. Fine Cakes Specialty. BLACKBURN A PIRONI, LEADING CROCERS AND BAKERS. GRANT'S PASS PEACHES I I MUELLER A OAK RETT, KXCLI'SIVE AGENTS Orders for any quantity wil e promptly filled. Fftxm HacMaeiy jvetzecciTid -AT- Announcemen EEAD: . Wi an Ui A?8al! for ' Celfllirw aaanMMM FREE FROM POISO?!. HOSIERY. renowned Broadbead Dress Goods, aslM W. ART STUDIO, Mrs. Dr. Pa (ton, Lyon and 3d street. Lessons given in drawing, painting and music. Pictures for sale or painted to order. Aa Idaa. We think the people will like to buv five one-pouii I bars of splen did laundry soap t r two bits. We will sell at that , t -e to-day. Srwtc Blacjcbikm. Caitfar aa 4al-K- arc The only gur .-auteed cure for cats rr cold In the lies hay fevr, rose cold catarrhal deafr isa and sore ej es. fee store the sense f taste and unpleasan breath, resultii ( from catarrh. Eas and pleasant U ise. Follow- direction and a cure is w .ranted, by all drug gists. Send fc circular to Ahictin Medical Comp y, Oroiik-, Cil. 6ix months' treat mt for tl; seat by mail. $1 10, I - sale ty rothv Masoa. Uss elegant lotion for sunburn RED (JRUWfi J11LLS IBWM, LA.VM.M. V .. ft, NEW PROCESS FLULR. (Superior tor Faoiil and IJaker'e iu) Best Sioraue facilities, SarHi-baat aaah prlca paui tor uluilt ALBANY - OREGON CUKA1 Ji it Mil I We hare made arrangements to kuj ply money to all on long lime at 1 rates of inleiest on improved farm, and choice cii pr (part. 1 none Lo contemplate Uu.iUing brick blov-ka i aa gel money. &ce ua 1 Wallace t cuaicK. Viereck's hhaving and hair cut ting saloon, shaving 15 cents. 9U CO C 3- 3b fcKi fci tie itttu oi 1390. & SOX I -TO THE- MEN Call;and look at onr"vau.e"ii We have a very large stack te choose from at the lowest price) ever offeree in the VALLEY v?!1 t r - jr xn i tittish art - J ll t'l til u- J tl a plsasare to show goeds. Furmshiug Goods.