Morning daily herald., August 10, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

TflK VOMTNO ITEKAL1); SUyAY. AUfiimt 10, 1890.
PornfaggaUyftcraUl
ON SALE.
The Daily Hbimld will tie on
tie each morning at H. J. Jones'
book store, where it ran be procure
at 5 cents per copy.
OTTINOa ABOD r 1 OWN.
Jeff. Cline, of Portland ia in the
city.
J. W. Blain went to the Yxquina
Bay to-day.
L. E. West has joined his family
at the Bay.
Mrs. O. T. Porter returned from
Taqairia yesterday.
A. H. Dodd of Salem, is
viM-iag in the city.
J. M. Irving returned yesterday
from a trip through tlie Sound
cities.
Mrs. Al. Church, of Portland, is
in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Last Wednesday Geo. W. Taylor
threshed 326 bushels of wheat in
80 minutes.
Chat. Madine is Again able to be
about the streets without the use
of crutches.
The Ladies Aid tocietv will meet
Monday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs.
J.. E. BlainV.
Gr. Savage and family started
yesterday t Lower Soda to re
main a week.
Levi West had the misfortune to
have one of his march team of
horses die last Fiiday.
Mrs Frank Wood and Miss
Midiie Wood have gone to San
Francisco for a month's visit.
C. W. Watts has not yet heard
bf his valuable bird dog and offers
a liberal reward tor his return.
Mrs! Eugene Protzman and
family of Portland are in the city
visiting at the home ol her mother
Mrs. Lyle.
Rev. E. N.'Ondit, president of
the Albany Collegiate Institute,
went Jo Ahtoria yesterday and will
retnrn Tuesday nest.
Mies Jeofie Davis, of Harris
burg, who has tren viiting her
brother. Dr. W 11. Davis, in this
city, has returned home.
The family of Mr. C. W. Ayer-.
the architect, arrived in this citv
yesterday, and they will inak
Albany their future home.
E. A. Millner, book-keeper foi
the Farmers & Merchants Insur
ant e ceo.pany, made a ehort busi
ness trip to CorvallisyeMerday.
The latent industry is the manu
facture of rope, twine, paper, etc.
from h p vines, which it in said
are well adapted t the purpose.
The excavating under Trites
Bros.' stable is being crow ded for
ward, and that structure will soon
be placed upon a level with Wash
ington street.
Mrs. O. W. Watts returned yes
terday from a visit with "her
parents who are now stopping at
their summer home in the Coast
range mountains.
A party concluding Capt. Lar.
ning, Ed. Zeyss. Geo. Humphrey,
Win. Faber and others will :e;tve
in the morning for a two wr-eLs
trip in the Cascades.
In all probability more street
grading has been done in Albanv
so far this year than in all th"
other Willamette valley cities
combined Portland alone ex
cepted. T. J. Cline is in the city visit
ing friends. He has been a resi
dent of Portland for four years,
but vacated his position last Mon
day upon the advent of the new
administration.
Mrs. J. M. Irving will leave on
thin morning's train for Olympia,
where she goes in response to a
telegram announcing th serious
illness of her daughter Velle, w ho
is visiting with friends there.
Quite an exciting match took
place at the shooting gillery the
other evening between two gentl -men
from San Francisco and two
. residents of this city. It is nel
less to say that the Albany marks
men were victorious.
Mrs. K. F. Ashby received a tel
egram from Harrison rg last even
ing announcing the serious, illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
"'Cantor, who is visiting friends
thrre. Mrs. Ashby went up on
, ait evening s tram.
. An attempt was mad- to minder j
'one of the demi-mondes of Port-1
land in i he White ch.pil district j
on Friday evening, the victim!
being Ware Diane, a Fr.-nch irl j
agd Though badly injured
it is thought she will recover.
The Cascade mountain party
had a very pleasant meeting at
the st. Charles hotel last evening.
They met at the invitation of Mr.
Haj w ird of Chicago who
panted the party in their hunting
"
wip iu com nern uregon
in 18.
A justice of the peace at Beaver I
Dam, Michigan, recentlv fined a
boy for jumping frotn a moving
train. Ihe careless and mis-1
cheivous manner in which voumr !
wyo jump on ani oil tne trams nt
uopoi in mis citv will some ' r- M- "e suiect 01 fhe morning
day give an Oregon judge an op-j sermon i- -'The Measure Service."
portunity to pass upon the sam!In the evening tlie subject will be
-question. The pjactice should be ! "Heaven." All will be made
topped. j welcome to th. se services.
iU.. j . . . . .. ... ;
Take the Union PacihV
ior me r.aai, thirty-live hours
quicker than any other transcon
tinental line. Elegant new d ning
cars, Pullman palace sleepers, free
family sleeping cars run through
to Denver, Omaha, Council Klutfa,
Kansas City, St. Louis and Chi
cago. C. O. Rawlinvrs, city picket
agent, foot of Hroadalbin street.
The I nion Pacific are now run
ning two daily trains through to
Chicago in three days, carrying all
classes of passengers on both
trains, having Pullman sleepers,
tourists sleepers and free reclining
.1 ... - - .
rn 1 1 u' i'
chair cars attached. Passengers
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
and 9 p. m. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C. G. Kaw
lings, foot of Bioadalhitt straol.
THE 8ANTIAM MINES.
Among the Eicheit id America 8mIt
img Works to bo Erected iu Albany.
Away back in the days of King
Solomon, the mines of Ophir,
located in the rtgion of (able,
from which weie obtained the
fabulous weal'h "i hit. kingdom,
have to this dny remained .1 sec.et
to all modern searchers, but not
so with the Santi.mi miner- situ
ated wi.hin a tew horns ride of
Albany. It is a well known fact
that situe the discovery ol Amer
ica that with few exceptions, on--
t w hi his the I eadville district
of Colorado, ail the yreat mires of
this country have been discovered
in the great chain of mountains
reaching from the Norih to the
South pole, and of which the C.wj-
ade range forms a part. It was
in these mountains that existed j
the silver mines of Poto.-i, the I
most valuable the world has ever
known. It was away back as far-
as 1533 that the Spaniards,
headed by Pizarro, concluded the
conquest of Peru, taking prisoner
their prince, who offered as a ran
som to give Pizarro a room filleTl
with gold, afterwards computed at
ver $15,000,0M. All tins was
finished hy the followers of the j
Inca prince in les. than twoj
months a. cording to the stipula-I
tion, and all original !y came from
this t-ame chain of mountains. I
If rt tliA nnrtli if i,a I rt Alaatro '
may be found the rich Brown Bear
mine recentlv sold to an Eimlwdi
firm for over t:i,0.i0,00, and to the
south all the great n ines of Cali
fornia, w hy not hnd as rich right
here where every indication is as
favorable? There must be un
limited fortunes in our very door
yards only awaiting development.
In 1SIJ0 gold was first discover d
at Quartz ville and some machin
ery taken in. Die works
were
eventually abandoned, however,
and nothing more done for a num
ber of years. 'Recently pros
pectors were sent up from this
city and the remarkably tine spc-
iiuens brought out by them in- i
duced capitalists here to form a j
stock company for the further de- j
velopment of the mines A com
pany with a stock of $750,000 was
formed and the stock was soon all
taken. Claims were located and
for the past twelve month9 have
; teen worked, the results being en
' tireiy satisfactory.
! I.asf week the richest lead yet
i found were discovered, and if the
'
, ,o.t..j..C8 us at present
vein continues as at
richest mines in the United Slates
I ...... ' ' wv ' ' lllc
(Quartz receiit'y nronght down
a.-sayed the enormous sum of over
$25,000 to the ton, vnd the vein
from which it was taken
has been uncovered a dis
tance of over ;!00 feet and is
from 10 o 23 feet in depth.
It has been said that there has
been prostiected an area of 300
acres, upon any point of which a I
n:in or dirt r vt u n u-ill vio l f.Am
of
,;reat mines of Colorado, Idaho or j
California. .-everal specimen j
have been taken to Portland, and '
none its equal can be shown com- i
ing from the great Cteur d'Alene, i
wnere iortunes are being made tl
the owners and investors.
Tne attention of great capitalists
have Wen called to these latest
developments, and to-day the
greatest mine owner in America is
negotiating for the transfer of
millions of tons of this ore to Al
bany, where reduc ion works will
eventually be erected. The mines
are within a few miles of the Ore
gon Pacific railroad and it is only
a question of time, and a very
short time, when a bra- ch of this
road will bring the mines in direct
communication with Albany, and
they will prove a hundredfold
more beneficial to the city than
many other schemes proposed.
a steam engine ami n
m emrine anil hv Ktamn
mill has
s been taken into the idne
ami will he in operat on within a
month, and if tne output in gold
hricka proves to be w hat is ex
pected, the citizens of Alb my
need not be surprised to see lOiK)
men at work in the mines in 1891.
Chance of Building. j
ii, r . .
oSi
entirely renovated. It will iL I
fi'ted with a glass front and other !
improvements made as snggeted
ty .Mr. Ot.eU, who wi'l move the
Delmonica rest iu rant into it when
completed. It is repot u.d that in
the building now occupied by the
resiauiaiiL wi i tw. r.-.,.o.i i
nnest saloon north of San Era
Cisco
church Notice
Preaching services
the Presbyt. rian church
y at
11 A.
M- H"d 'Ao r. m. You
people's
pravermeetn.g in the
re room
l ' ' . m. .attiiatli e.
1 at 12:15
tu . j-
The Albany W. C. T.
V.
An interesting meeting of the j
W. C. T. U. wa- held at their hall i
last Tuesday. The ladies are verv .
entti usia-tic 111 arranging for their
. . . y
entertaininei t to be given laleron.
1 hey hope to be ab e to have I
something that will nleaso thp !
people and also fie snccesssul in I
lifting the debt on the hall
Married.
Mr. H. C. Shauffner and Miss
Susannah Boggs were united in
marriage at t: e M. E. church in
Kiani, Wash., on August 3d. Mr.
onaunner was a lormer resident
Linn countv, and his many frien
o nuv mu ui lie in W 18111
happy couple long life and
-my.
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Miree to ten cents. "Since the, s.evt'riti weeks sincp Jos. Smith,
latest discover)- has been ma.le ' T"'1"? a.1 C"'l' creek, 10 milei,
stock in the company has risen ' a,Ky''. 1 "neville, and one of the
'0 per cent, and none can be i tM"hest stock owners in Eastern
t,urchased at ali except from indi- igon, brought to ihe valley a
vidual owners, ami tiiat at a sharp ! ,'a,,i'1 01 "orses, which he sol.l
a Ivance in the purchase price. ' ,!erf a.nd at Portland. After being
Experienced miners have exam- j "'e for H'J,ilp M",e he wrott' 8
ine.l the ore and pronoun. e.f jt 'l,;.,, eet him here and she ac
euual to anv ever taken from the I '''r,1,nf-'lv drove iown. eomingover
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COUNTY COUKT.
1 A petition asking that Thomas
'.Rome be sent to the noor house
I was dismissed.
; Confirmation deed was granted
1 Cornelia M. Baldwin,
i Twelve dollars was placed in the
hands of T. J. Wilson for aid of
Eliza A. Ricks.
E. S. Barz was apiointed su
, ervisor of district No. 5.
Schuyler Overton, Burt Norwood
' and J. . Bishop were apiointed
to free scholarships in the Sta e
Agricultural college,
j Following bills were allowed :
i Duncan & Mueller, build
ing bridge across Elder
creek $407 00
i S. B. Finnegan,election,etc 7 6;'
I D. K. N. Blackburn, a
county judge 103 00
I Wm. Rumbaugh, fees as
p y
:
commissioner. 19 5
Cooper, fees as com
missioner 5 2,1
W. B. Smith, superintend
ing bridge 78 5
The Centra.
As will be seen by the 1 jlo in
approximated figures s furnished
by V. " John Kelly, i.:ni county
is t'.e tli.. -1 county in point of
population in Western Oregon.
heing exceeded
by iMario'i coun'y
bv onlv 5,000.
Benton S,ii00
Clackamas 15,000
CI lUop 9.00"
Columbia 5,001
Co 1- 8,8"0
Curry 1,;.
Douglas 11,700
Jackson 11,400
Josephine 4.95
Lane 16,(HH)
I i.inn 16,10(1
! Marion 21.100
I Multnomah 00,0 '0
folk 7.8OO
Tillamook 9 urn
ur..i,:,.n n
(iriiingivil XI ,JOO
Yamhill 8.50J
Another Testimonial.
Mr. W. F. Crosby has just, re
turned from San Francisco.
While there lie made the acquaint
ance of J B. Fall, of the firm of
Merry, Fall & Co., one of the
leading firms of that citv. Mr.
Merry is the ex-president of the
board of trade and MrJ Fall is a
mininj; expert. As early as lSOO
! Mr. Fall, with a company of ex-
perienced miners, made a tour of
i the Pacific co.ist from British
Columbia to Mexico Dosnectinsr
i for uold. Thev visit! ( In iriv villa
, th ,-. ,T-
I have n made and found go d
! prospects, but diil not remain,
j f'om the fact that the mines would
s not prove profitable on account of
inadequate transportation. He
j was not surprised at the recent
discoveries and gave it as his
lop nion that these mines would
j some day rank among the richest
I in Xni' i icii.
A Long Drive.
the mountains via the Lebanon
route. The distance is over 2U0
miles and she was six days in mak
the trip. It was a long, lonesome
ride and she had 110 compnny ex
cept her two little children, the
oldest ot w hom is but 10 years of
age. Mrs. Smith arrived here on
he train yesterday.
At Leant One.
A Salem paper says that work
men are now busy throughout the
big hotei late tlie Chemekete.biit
probably soon to be the Willamette
making the needed improvements,
preparatory to bein reopened un
der new management. Fine new
furniture was purchased and tlie
house is undergoing a thorough
cleansing throughout. Tr.e new
telegraph office of the Western
Union is to be in the room former-j
lv occupied bvthe bar." This hotel 1
1 ' nangi.t 11
changes hands every year, and it
I "oe8 seem th.it Salem should be
ame to support one hotel when
Albany has five.
Salem ia Behind the Times.
The Sa'em Journal has an ac
tountof the recent Marion couniv
' court gran'ing a iree scliolar-hin
to Alyrle Knight in the State Uni-
versitv. That county ourt is a
thetines The
bJ "V ""' f o
" vmg me necessary
qualifications
since the first of
January
V
The Jefferson K
ige Hlackburn .refm
erday fiotn Jeffeisou, w
weiu to examine tne wii
done on the new bridge in
of constru. tioti across the Santiau
river at that pla'-e. He repoits
evetj-thing satisia tory us the con
tractors, Mes-rs. 11. .tlin 111 jt Ba es
are wot king according to contract.
Contract Let.
The contract for furnishing the
galvanized iron lor the corni.-e and
fancy w 01 kin P. J. Baltimore's
new three-story brick has been let
to Hopkins ' Bros., of this city.
Thev will do the work themselves,
having iust received new machin-
ery for doing such work from the
east. Five thousand pounds of
ron will be used.
For the Mountains.
Next Monday Wm. Faber, Geo.
Ilumnhrev. and a centleman from
Seattle will start for Clear Lake
for a two week recreation. Mr
Zeyss was originally one of the
party but his unfortunate accident
last evening will prevent his gJng,
- v
1 dur-
Bridge Work.
nn county will expend
ng the year 1890 for new bridges.
repairing of old ones, over
$25,000. The greater portion of
thio expense is tlie final result of
tba heavy storms of lant winter.
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A PAINFUL AC0IOENT.
Ed. Zt-jM Loses One of His
Hands.
Yeste
t evening Edward Zeyss
met w
most painful accident
rk in the Grant's Pass
while at
factory in
i's citv. He was en
gaged in saw iug a small plank on
a rip i-av, when it struck a ki;ot,
causing the plank to llv up, strik
ing Idm in the breast. The -troke
was not a severe one, but uncon
sciously he threw out his left hand
in nroteclio . Imr. nr firtiit.atl
, '-j
too far, for it struck the saw.
' T :,Tr V a nasn sev-
eied ad the linaer and; so badly
In Wkich
ithla
.uu.i.mco .i.e mumo uuu il was ; n, gold watch. He has also add
necessary .for Dr. Maston, the at-' ed a fine assortment of t.mile
tending surgeon, to amputate it.
uuim jo jjeceH-.aruy a very glassware a',l crockery, which is
severe one and it will be many j the Wst in the Willamette val
days before .Mr. Zeyss wid he able : k-y. i ,a and gee Mr. Gradwhol at
vy jcbujuc worn 01 any
The Orphana' Home.
The writer yesterday evening
accepted an invitation to vis t the
orphans' h me budling in course
of construction near thi- c;ty. i'-ie
building ill be three stoi h'a high,
one story of which is now neaily
completed, and will 'e st, w heiL
finished ahout if l5,(ld. The ladies
having the work 111 charge will
crowd the 1. 11. Ming foruaid to as
early a completion as possible.
A Large Tank.
Messrs. Smith & Senders are
completing a Luge 1 HK) gallon gal-vamzed-iron
water tank for use at
th hotel in Mill Cry. The tank
will lie furnished with water forced
by a No. 5. ram frjin the river.
It will he placed 15U feet above the
water level and pipes leading from
it will supply the tiuildmg.
Chai'ffe of U indue.
Charles F.s-ij;, proprietor of the
Third ward grocery st re, ha- dis
posed of -his bu-ine-s to Isaa.
Bean, for many years an emplove
at the Maguoh'a milb. Mr. Kesig
will re'eaiu in Al'iany, but has not
yet decided what business he will
engage in.
Arretted rr Fast lUdOii;.
ah juoiviuuai Kivmi; tne name
cf Fagan was arreste'i last even-j
ini: hy a policeman lor fast ri ling.
He was release . on h:s own rec.isj-
I nizatice to annear lor trial Motidav.
I
Mr. ( h tries Plieffer is in Astoria ,
and John (iiblin is on a business
trip through the bound connity. . ;
tu ADiMdmr ure ;
The Origin-1 Abietine Ointment i-:
inly (iut up in lare 1 wn-oi.n, . iii, '
Soxes, a 11 4 is an absolute cure for nh' '
iire, 1'iiniH. wcumln, ( i ci l.uiuli. '
ind all skin eruptiinis. VV ill positive '
IV enrj all kinds of piles. Ask tor the :
Original Atiicline O.nliiient. Sold t j
sfofliay iv MbMiu at 25 cents per ln.. j
y Utah 80 cents.
For Sale.
Some h .usehold goods at a bar
gain. Also a large dwelling on 1st
st-ect for rent.
Amibv & Neil.
Notice.
Having disposed of the grocery
stOie on Si cond and Jack.-on
streets, Albany, I desiie all woo
are indebted 10 me to call and set
tle up. Persons can iind me for
the rest of th's week at l. M.
Huston's office on 1st street, two
doors belcw the Dehnonico Kes
tuirant. Chaki.ks Es.sk;
Albany, August t, 18.0.
KliXINESS LOCAL.
Fresh apricots at Conn & Heu
dricson's. ientlemen's fine shoes at
Searls'.
K. C.
My fruit jars have arrived C. E.
Brownell.
rruit cans and wax at Matthew s
& Washburn's.
A new lot of parasols just re
ceived at E. C. Searis.
Adjustable window screens at i
Matthews & Washburn's. '
Tin and plumbing work done at i
Matthews i Washburn's. ;
Kerosene and gasoline stoves at i
Matthews & Washbuiu'i.
Tiiiwaie A.oianieo not to ruMi
Matthews A Washburn's. I
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.
G:irde. hose and lawn sprinklers
at Matth. ws & Washburn's.
Ice cream and lemonade' served
very day at Gottz's restaurant.
Ludlow's SJ3.00 ladies shoes all
sizes and widths at E. C. Searls.
A complete line ol genti?' fur--!
nishiiij! g lials at E. C. Searls'. '
Try Conn & Hendricsn'.s once,
on groceries and you will be happy, i
lio to Cuiiiiniiig's, drug siorei
luiVrg tlock. for vour artirt's 1
jiplies. r i
Klein Bros., give a pair of fast-l
enets with every pair of ladies ox- j
ford ties. :
And when you want a delicious ,
cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's i
for soda.
Beggs celebrated family remedies i
are for sal by all leading druggiU i
every wbere. '
Mens', youths' and boys' cloth- ;
ing and furnishing goods atG. W. ;
Simpson's.
Ham.v ia h r. K..a l.i. I
and vegetables of C. E. Urownell.
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Always fresh and full weight.
Thos. Brink has just received a
fine assortment of window shades,
also the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine, the best and lightest
running maehint-s made.
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Recaui
ier Balm, Cream and i'owder. -an
be obtained at Huhhard's new
oe oDia
drug sto
Al ta
store.
ble cl cents Per bot-
ere d to
mga rl.
Blled-cent igwe, manufactured
at JuLii Jos. ,b g cigar Uctory.
A MIUSIMMER ITEM.'
Some Pointers That Will Sav
Money to Housekeeper.
Go ami see that beautiful gold
watc:i at the "Golden Rule Ba
zaar." Julius Gradwold the pro
prietor of the Golden Hide Bazaar
informs us that he has the Prize
Baking Powder, and No. 1, Japan
tea, expressly put up for his busi
ness . -i l "or the benefit of his
customers, uach box of baxing
powder will win a piece of fine
liis -ware, and also each p und of
tlie tea will win a Piece of fin
.1 1 r
: uiasnwaie, ami cuBiomers W ho
i n.. noin.,1 ,f . K r
buy
or a box of bak-
ing powder, which is warranted,
j will have a chance on that beauti-
j groceries to his mammoth stock of
j the Golden Rule Bazaar, and
you
I w 111 see mat nothing is
! rented.
misrere-
If in A snort merit.
Every hod y went away well
pleased and smiling from Mueller
A; Garrett'.- yesterday . Th. v had
the finest di-play in the c ty. A l
kin. Is of fruits anil vegetahles,and
as lor their d li.-Hitis lu.ich goods
they thev take the lead. i-wiss
I cheese, chip I eef. comb honey, etc.
itelicacies a sjecialiy.
For the Mountain.
Nearly all of our citizens who
can lay aside bus ness cares and
take a ari vaca ion are joing to
the mountains this hot weatner.
( f course they all want to lav in a
supply of canned lunch g 101'is be
fore they start, and .Mueller &
Garrett keep a full line of the best
in the market.
Oxr.rl 'lies.
I hive jus' received an invoice
of 1 he popular .lohn.-en Oxford
ties fur U."0 a p.ir. The best
shoe I have handled for the price.
Samuel K. Younj'.
A very handsome rohe for a
ba'iy bugg, was pi-ked on the
side walk in front 01 the Evangeli
cal parsonage. Hie owner can re
cover the same by calling at the
' iiiirsniLici.
.
I Bcs liver ii!ls 'rr : mfld laxative
j act directly on lue liver and ki.!
" as w,," "s l,K' ll ,iru
irists.
Graf wold's line teas, with the
cut-glassware 'hat g k-s with them,
forms quite an attraction and goes
vtgjy 1 a; idly.
Anytinng you want in our ba
kery department is of ihe very
be-t. Go-jil go.-nls and lov pri.-es
is w hat you get there. Hlackburn
ii 1'ir ni.
l.-e ''egg- Diindcliori bitters fur
inui..'. si ion, ilvspepsiu mill ll kimh-ed
disc iH
We mike a sj.-cialty of fine
-uke for pnrliew nnd weddings.
Bluckiiiirn tV I'ironi.
No matter w hat the price, oni
goods will always b first-class.
-j.i-v,.k-M ,i, I'.i.tim'nji
New siuteens, giiighnm's cham-J
bra's and other wash troixls int i
received at (j. W.
Simpson's. I
A new line of
just receive i at E.
black silk mitts
C. Seails'.
Elegant Lotion renders the skin
soft and beauti'i;'
The best watch in the world
the money at F. .M. French's.
for
The bread wagon and
get f t-sh bread every
morning, or leave or
ders with J. R. Doug
las opiHjsire-the Kus
House,
the city.
ueiivered to all pirts of
WJ.ZH
to cm
o K
Hi- t"
W
Cl.lao (0
1 lid
Warranted to
cure
KU5-
P i-i n f
'--runt a7
AFTER
tlie urnerative urjjftnBof either Ml whether
ariniiitr fruru the exccn-tlve ufw of Htimulantt
tobacco or nptum. or throinrh jouthful irt.ltn
crotion, oter indulneiiee, etc., such aalomol
Brain I'ouer, Wakeiu'ness, Bearing Down
Fains in the li.u k, Menunal W aknm. Hys
teria, Ner 'nus Pros ration, Nocturr. Oniia
sions, Leucorrhnc, Dizzinene. Wnak Momr',
LoiMof Power a.iil lnipr.tencv, which i' u-k
! lectori often lead to premature old aire and
insanity. Pricel a .x; boxef, for).(0
Sent l)V mail on receipt of price.
4 MKiiit: .i tkiii:i: w neii
with evnry 5 order received, to refund tne
money If a I'eruiaiiri'f . ore ie noteffeiterl.
V e have thousamlflol UMtiuioniHlf .'r..ui old
and younir, of lioth aexe, who have been
permanently cured by the use "f Apnroditioe
Circular free. AddreHS
lilt: A I'll HO MFDH'I'VK CO.
Wen tern Branch, box, 27. Portland, Oregon.
Kor sale by Koshay 4 Maon, who ssale and
etjil ilrnijftifrt. All miv, Ore&i.p
NTrT - nw- to patur Woodle It
ANTED A FEW BOARDKRS. IN-
i ni re at the resilience of Mr. M, K.
liorris, Fourth and Calapooia streets.
1-oa balh. A kbw snseKa sswiiia ncai!rm,
at greatly reduced rates; also choice
canary birds, English and German singers.
r i arM at in imtftt HflWa,l,
Sit
ruta.1 Fiencli
URE
It or nionc
refill. iti" I
SPECIALIST,.
BLUMBERC'S BLOCK, ALBANY. ORECON.
By the moat modern and ap-.
proved inethcjds 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 etricly confi
dential. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to
4 and 7 to 8. Residence corner
Third and Lyon streets.
I .a test designs in jewelry just
received at F. M. French V.
If you feel unab'e to do you
work, and have thai t .ed feeling
take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar
illa ; it w ill make you bright, active
and vigorous.
THE STATE
.yctiinwi
OPEN'S SEPTEMBER 2. 1.
C .t;r-i. .? stU'iy arrurted x
pr ssly to unit the iie'.s of il.e
fa ; :ning and mi hanical intere1
O' the state. I. a. ge. coi: ifKiioec
aiil w. il ve;!tiieo buile .igs "me
ciilN e :s ltHUited i. nil ,.ated
at . 'h'i-itL.n column .it a .d one
of the i.eaitlliv-t n tiie .-ia'- .
;. '''icy f.raiain.'. I!xpenp
neen .:oti .. co f U'l for.neenti j !
session.
Two or more free scholarships
from every Oregon county. Write
for catalogue to
B. L. IHXOLD, Pres.
Corvallis, Oregon.
( OSI' One ay ponv ')r idoii U. P. ou the
1J abuuldur, weixbint; So I uouuds.
0 team
uy iiifortuaiinn will
suitably re-
a it d. AcHrea Writsiuan ft
Hulburt.
Farmers Attention
iJo you want to luy a Binder, Kntrini-, Thresher, Mower or other macbimrv
a. Steamboat Load of Fam Mactirexy j-nBtieceive(5 fox the eeeccnof Z890.
AT
STEWART & SOX
G-all and Sel et What Y"on Want.
lidsnnimer Announcemenl,
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
Knit Bibbed! and Muslin
Our prices are ,the; LOWFST and
our goods
Lafa Foroisig
THE BEST HOSIERY.
We carry a full line of the world renowned Broadhead Dress Goods,
elled. In ei. broideries and flouneings we have as large a stock tt
will he eocvi d that Albany ia the beat trading point In Oregon. J
EieexV
What a Fortune
Is a good, healthy, pearly ,kln. Few
are aware ol the tbort time it takes a
disordered liver to cause blotches on
the face and a dark greasy skin One
bottle of Beggs blood purifier and
blood maker will ictore lids organ to
its natural and healthy state and
cleanses the blood of all . impurities.
It ia meeting witb woudeiful success.
Try it. It la guaranteed. All drug
gists keep it
A Good Couch Syrup.
There is nothing parent should De
so careful about as selecting a cough
syrup. Beets Cherry couub syiup
is tneetinp witb wonderful success.
The best is Done to eood. Be sure you
tret BeKirs. Every bottle ia warranted.
All druggists keep it.
(The People's Bakery
Frd Bread, Pies and Cab
DAILY.
Fine Cakes a Specialty.
BLACKBURV & PIRONI.
LEADINC CR0CRS AND BAKERS.
GRANT'S PASS
PEACHES !
MUELLER & GARRETT,
KXCLt'SIVE AGE5TS
Orders for any quantity will
X' promptly nlleu.
this
ve.ur
W. BEAD
. .We.ars Sjle Awaits k fa Jjhbra-j
y
FREE FROM P0IS0?J.
it. m i wuuun.1
ART "STUDIO.
Mrs. Dr. Pa1 ton, Lyon and 3d
street. Lesson given iu drawing,
painting and music. Pictures for
sale or painted to order.
An Ides.
We think the people will like to
bay five one poun I bars of splen
did laundry soap i r two bits. We
will sell at that ;': to-day.
t'alller'Ja utti-urc.
T he only gur -auteed cure lur caUrr
cold in the lie . h lOrfi, tott cold
catarrhal deafi f miju bole ej t-. J.e
lore the scuse A taste aud iu.j.l.nbiij
breath, resultii ; froiu cultoiL. t
and pleasuut U .Be. toliou direction
and a cure is .ruotcd, l.y ail drug
gists, bend fc circular u AbKliu
Medical Coiup y, O101 iili, t il. f ix
nioiitlts' Ileal iul lor l; seM bj
mail, fl 10, i - sulc l.y l-oChat v
Maeou.
Use elegant lotion for sunburn
RED GKOiViN HILLS
iOJt, LAVSIAC A ., !
NEW PROCESS LoLK.
(uusriur fur Faiuilj aud bakrr'a ubk)
Best mim facilities.
CarUlghcut canh priva nuu lot Klitkfta
ALBANY - OREGON
We have made arruutcenicnte to suj -ply
mouey to all ou long tiuie at 1
raiea of 10 Iciest ou improved farms,
aud choice city pr pti t. 1 Uttms who
Loutcuiplate building brick blockb can
get inouey. See us 1
WALLACE CXS1CK.
Viereck's shaving and hair cut
ting saloon, siiaving 15 cents.
so
C3
4
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KS2
-TO THE-
MEN
Call and look at our"vali.es;in;
We have a very Urge rt k to
choose from at the lowest prio
evw ofiertM. in the
VALLEY
i f "xr 1 1 1 1 if
Icctci t - i vt-.
A pleasnre to shew ges.
if
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