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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1890)
0 bir uu. Tb Dailt lls-aaao will b on sale each morning at H. J. Jones' book tora.wbere it ran be procured at 5 cents per copy. lontJiaa abo r tows. Cumming's (or choice soda wa ter. D. J. Dubrille went to Newport yesterday. Quench your thirst at the new oda fountain. A full line of trusses for sale at Cumming's dm? store. Miners: go 7. M. French's tor your magnilj w glasses. The Cord ray-.- w. in "Di vorce" to-morrow evening. A. B. McRea, now ou the Ore gonian railway, is in the city. Mrs. a. R. McCoy returned yes terday from a visit to G'orvallis. Mrs. C. H. Stewart and family returned, yesterday from Yaquina W. C. Tweedale and f: ily, and F. M. Redfleld and familv went to Yaquina yesterday. Large quantities of wheat is now oeinir hauled to the ware houses and mills of this city. Mr. Jsson Wheeler and daughter Mry. have returned from the Warm Springs Indian agency. Mr. E. H. Norton, the coal min ing expert, has returned from a trip through Eastern Oregon. The 11200 loaned Friday night bv the Kuilding & Loan Associa tion to Frank Wallace went at 60 month interest in advance. Do not miss the opening per formance of the Cordray-Wass Co. at the opera house to-morrow evenir g. Tickets for sale at Will A Link's. There are about 70 acres ( hops in the vicinity of Scio, which the Press says will vield l&X) pound per acre and bring in $21,000 to add to the circulating medium. Fire from an engine yesterday afternoon caught in the grass near the Oregon Pacific depot and burned the fence around a house near by, and only for the efforts of sever railroad men would have burned the house. Frequently accidents occur in the household whic.i cause burn cuts, sprains ani bruises; for us in such cases Dr. J. ii. McLean' Volcanic Oil Liniment h.s fur many years been the constant favorite family remedy. A- beautiful woiaan must he. healthy, and to remain heslthv she should take Di. J. H. Mc Lean's Strengthen in 2 Coi dial and Blood Purifier. It imparts tone and flush to the Man, strength, vigor and pure blotd; is equally adapted fur all aje, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. Take the Union Pacific railway for the East, thirty-five hours quicker than any other transcon tinental line. Elegant new dining cars, Pullman palace sleepers, free family sleeping cars run through to Denver, Omaha, Council Blurts, Kansas City, 8t. 1-ouU and Chi cago. C. G. Rawlings, city ticket agent, foot of Bro tdalbin street. BEI8ATI01 AT MEEAaU. a Vifs Tiadi Har Trssnt Hutbaad Ea Jcylif Aaathsr Wroaa't Laa. Special to the nUaAio.j Salem, August 16. A few years ago K. D. Morris and Mary O. Engli-h were married in .Marion county, shortly after removing to tieattfe. Happiness was not in store for them, and several months ago they separated. Last Friday . evening she cam to Mebama in search of him. a horn she lound. she, claims, living with anothei woaaan. a d uighter of Peter Uuho, of Olalalla, Wash. Mrs. Morrin this evening came here and swore out a warrant for the arrest of her recreant spouse and the girl, charg ing him with adultery and ttie girl with nolvsamv. The warrants of arrest are in the hands of the sheriff. Moorage atavttarla Dubuque, Iowa, i" to try the storage battery system of running electric cars. A car ban already arrived which will be experiment ed with, and if satisfartiory trie entire rotd will be htted with cars of this character. The cars are equipped with batteries which ar placed under the seats. out of sight. The batteries are charged with enough current to rim the car fifty miles. When the car has nearly run this distance it w taken to the power house, and a new et of bat teries put in reqniiing but a minute to make the ange. IttMMd for rast Driving. A wholesale arret ot back dnv ere was ma-ie yeeieruay oy uuiei of Police Hoffman for fast driving. The drivers of the three hotel busses, schmee' cab driver, the driver of the ice wagon and of the Willamette Packing company's de livery wagon, were all arrested and arraigned before Recorder Hen ton. They were fined $5 each which the most of them paid. One or two of the drivers say they will employ an attorney and test the a BwUtt roars. I am agent for the Salem Can nery and prepared to buy all the Bartlett Pears brought to me in a shipping condition. Parties having pears to sell will do well to tee me. Samckl E. Yocmo. ib raota. - Is ihe only line running two last trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, 8t. Louis and all points East and South. Buy your tickets C.-G. JUwlings, foot of Broad albin street, Albany. - A fine line of Artists materials just opened at J. A. Cumming's oiiuf store- TEE 0 AHA VISITORS. Thy Heat the Oiiistus of Alby saa Umi sat ftraia sad Big Bed Applet. The party of Omaha business men arrived in this city yesterday at noon in a special car on the Southern Pacific road irom Port land, accompanied by citizens of that city. They were met at the depot by members of the Bo.iril of 1 rade and citizens, who had ar ranged a fine display of grains, fruits, coal and ores from the mines, and other product. The party consisted of the fol lowing distinguished visitors : c. L. Uluiner, real estate, coun cilman. E. P. Davis, Novelty iron works, councilman. F J. Keeper, liquor d aler, coun cil man. John McLearie, Phoenix foun dry, councilman. E. F. Morearty, lawyer, council man. B. F. Madsen, contractor, coun cilman. Henry Osthoff, merchant, coun cilman. Theo. Olsen, real estate, coun cilman. Edward O'Connor .liquor dealer, councilman. Wm. O. Shriver, real estate, councilman. A. H. Sands'", merchant, coun cilman. Daniel H. Wheeler, fire insur ance, councilman. Geo. L. Dennis, plumber, super intendent plumbing. James Flannery, stockman, street commissioner. St. A. D. Balconib, capitalist, ex-chairman board of public works Harry Counsuian, deputy city lerk. Major St. A. D. Balcomb is an old-time newspaper man, having been proprietor of the recently suspended Omaha Republican in its I a I m lest days. They were accompanied by the following members of the Portland Board oi Trade: G. W. Snell, C. I. Idleman, William Fleiduer, S Farrll, Richard Hoyt. Thomas D'D.iy. R. L. Tuft. C. J. Hall, Dr Macrum, M. W. G. Crosby, C. C. Hav and F. I. McKenna. The Board of Trade are entitled to a well deserved compliment for the manner in which they took hold and worked up the interest that led to the hearty co operation of the business men and citizens generally in the ra-.itterof the very pleasant reception given to tne party. Mr. J. H. Townend met the party at Salem and accom panied them here, and lound them t' be a pleasant and social body of gentlemen. The t'ortland deputa iion were somewhat surprised that the Salem. Board of Trade, who had been given due notioe.entirely failed to meet them at the depot there. They one and all expressed themselves much delighted at the cordial and substantial reception given them herel There had been prepared under the auspices of the ) Hoard ol trad ot thiB city two large tables arranged on the depot platform. By t e kindnes- of Mr. J. -A. tiros they were covered with nice, white linen tablecloths. The Oregon Lund Company hid its fine collection of frjits of al kinds in glass jars. Wallace & Cusick were on hand , ith a larije. s-ipply of freshly nckled apples from the orchard of Mr. J. W Cusick, and the Board of Trade had a lare supply of peaches, grapes, apples, water melons, etc. Mr. S. N. Steele was present with a well-arranged cabinet of specimens from the Santiam mines, which together with the coal ex hibit of Writsman A Hulburt made a fine display. The displax f cherries, plums, prunes, straw berries, peaches, curran's, goce- berries, pears, and sampleeof oHts. heat, timothy and green corn in the stock presented an attractive uid beautiful siuht, eminently suggestive of the great future and wondVrful resources of the Wil lamette Valley. ' When the party went to board the train for Corval. is Mr. . W. Wright, president of the Board of Trade, in behalf of the Board ol Trade of this city, presented them with a box of fine peachel and one of grapes and a liberal supply oi watermelons, nmskmelons, apples, etc , as souvenirs ol the fertility of I. inn county, and the good wishes of our city towards the distin guished party. The Portland deputation were loud in their praise of the treat ment accorded them here, and said that from now on they should as a Chamber of Commerce work for the Willamette Valley and the whole state as well as Portland. Such exhibits and n-ceptions as this one serve to uild up and ad vertise our beautiful city, as these Eastern gentlemen will carry back iv it I them, so they said, pleasant memories and good words for Albany. TeoUirday'a Koat Driving. A little episode owurred yester day which implica'ed several of our fast drivers. As Muellir & Garrett's fierv, untamed Bleed camesann'eringalong Lyons street the horse i ttached to the street car became suspicions that some thing was wrong and started on the run, thus causing the several hotel buses, carts and express w igons to take the same gait. Marshal Hoffman gave chae and overtook thein nt Mueller A Gar rett's, w here they had all congre gated to load up with fine groceries, fruits and vegetables for Sunday's dinner. A Lncky Rooovory. Mr. and Mrs. F. Pfeiffer have returned bom a trip to the Upper Sda Springs. In the party were also Mr. John laom and family and Mrs. E. J. Lunning. Mr. Isom left his purse containing 7-" at Lower Soda and did not miss it uttil reaching Sweet Home. Mr. Pleifer then went back and was foitunate enough is find it. TTTR MOTtyTNfi ITBTiAT,Tt STOW AT. jTTGTTST 17. THE OEEOOH EDH0&8. Taay Wtb Boyally Entertained by Thtir Bmaie of th Prcaa is Portland. Portland, August 16, 1890. The hundred or more members of the Oregon Pret-s association, representing nearly every portion of the state, arrived in Oregon's metropolis Thursday and were re ceived in a most hospitable man ner at The Portland, the magnifi cent new hotel, the oe.-t, without exception, on the coast, ami were given the best the house anorueu. At the West Shore omc-, ana at the Marquam Grand theatre, they registered and were lurnished with unique souvenirs in the shape of programmes a passport tor almost everything in the city apparently. President Ueboni, ot the cham ber of commerce, gave a short and pithy welcoming speech, and then 1 he rortiaud gave luncn a la mode. Ihe cable road then w hisked the entire party up one street, down another, hither and thither and straight up the side of a mountain, the same even, rapid rate u bt-hig kept up all the i.nie. A view of the powerful uiacniuery that r. pels the sevi :'l miles of cat- - i v.n the cars as viewed ui.uer the uu- ction of the super intendent of tne works with gie.-i int red. Alter the cable anie a ride ou the electric motor cm i s to toe end of :he line, at Fulton park, Soiuii rtlau!. From Fultou pink car ii. !,." were mrni lieu otid the intii. jcri- oi tb" a jocia ion w re taken through that most beauti ful ef all resting places for the dead, Riverside cemetery ; thence through the most beautiful resi dence part of the city and the in tricate winding road to and from the beautiful City park. The evening was spent, first in a meeting with the Chamber of Commerce, at which it was decid ed that the association favored the inauguration of a state board of trade and afterwards at the Mar quam Grand Theatre to witness a must beauti'ul and realistic rendi tion of the "Old Homestead." Yesterday part of the company started on the train for froutdale, but weie stopped short of their destination by running into a freight train ami splitting open the caboose. Luckily, no one was in jured, but the ones who were on the train failed to get back in time ior the boat up ihe river to Multno mah rails, a mot enjoyable trip, on the fa-t steamer Undine. The business session was held on the wav back after taking on the strav- ing ones, who, after the railroud accident, procured the Salem to take them out to meet the Undine At the business meeting officers w ere elected and Astoria was select ed as the next place of meeting. To-day the time was luliy occu Ped vith a ride on the electric ;i.otor line, and a steamboat excur sion to the Oswego iron works and Oregon City. Truly three very- busy days of wonderiul sight-see' ing have been spent in Oregou's nig city, Portland. PKOOUKSalVK PORTLAND. The meeting of the iiencil shov ers of the .-tate at the metropolis of Oregon has bet-n of practical uniitv. it lias accom pushed one desirable result at least, and that is to make the association one of the important fuiure gatherings in the stare. The annual meetings bring the newspaper men together in frater nal greetings, make them ae quainted, create a change of ideas .ii. d, as a natural consequence, lead to a better and more extended journalistic work. They should oe extended and encouraged In the present one the city of Portland exhibited a generosity in entertainment truly munificent the only drawback to it is that in future meetings comparisons will be made to the detriment of such meeting, if held in other places for, of course no other city in the state, can begin to offer the at tractions that Poitland can. Oregon is proud of her inetropo lis, and well she may be, for Port land, with her magnificent and mammoth business houses sec oud to no te on the coast her nu merous systems of street railways. including the electric, which runs the entire length of the city and out to Fulton park, and the cable line to Portland heights, which is the finest equipped line in rolling stock and improved machinery in the known woild, stands as the city of citit s of the Northwet. The growth of Portland has been of thai permanent and solid char acter which indicates that she is as vigorous for the future as she has been in the past, and as last ing as the everlasting hills upon which she is prettify ouil'. A Mlnderer Kebuked. The Oregon City Enterprise well says : "The 'hehalis Nugget casts a tlirtv sling at the Willamette valley, when it says that the hop crop through Western Oregon is almost an entire failure, through the ravages of the hop lice, which seems to get into the entire Wil lamette vallev. He goes on in this strain and says the wheat crop is a f iilure aud that tons ol half grown apples are rotting on the ground. Never was a more flagrant untruth uttered, as the residents of Oregon well know. The wheat crop of Oregon, while the yield is hardly as huge as usual, is well filled and of extraordinary quality. The fruit prospects of the Willamette valley weie never better, ai d the fruit is sound snd healthy, while no one in this country has ever heard of hop lice in this vicinity. The Union Pacific are now run ning two daily tram-t through to Chicago in three days, t arrying all classes ol passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists sleepers and free reclining chair cars attached. Passengers can now leave Portland al 7 a. m. and U p. m. For sleeping car res ervation, etc. apply to C. G. Raw tings, foot of Bioadalbiu street. Use elenan lotion for Ua. ... LOOK OUT FOR YOUHO MILLBK. Ho Etoipod from the Suto Boform Sokool Farm sad ibo Polio Wast Him. . . Superintendent -state penitentiary, circular offering a owning, of tL i is out with a . reward of $50Dan p,i, v,. i i for the capture of John Mi Her, aged 20 years, who escaped from the state refor.n school farm near Sa lem, on Thursday. Miller is five feet seven and a quarter inches in height, and has blue eyes, light complexion, light hair, and a prominent nose. There are scars onthe right index finger and thumb and onthe second, third and fourth toes of the right foot and one, an inch and a half long on the edge of the hair on the right sMe of the forehead, and another on the left index finger. There is a mole be low the point of the right elbow a blue ink spot on the point of the left shoulder. There are also six large gold fillings in the front teeth. The Albany police have been notified and are looking for Miller. Birthday Party. A pleasnnt surprise party was tendered Mrs. Thos. Monteith Jr. last evening, it being the occasion of her birthday. A number of her friends assembled and an en joyable evening was spent. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Searls, Misses Flora Mason, Vesta Mason, Maud Van Horn. Minnie Van Horn. Hnttie Galbraith, Tina Monteith, Lulu Clark, Hettie Miller, ennie Matin, Nellie Callahan, Frankie Hopkins, Messrs. W. H. Cowan, James F. Powell, Merrill Fish, R. L. Neill, J. A. Wilson, M. H. Hart. O H. Irvine, Ed. Cusick, P. A. Goo I win, C. Klkins and Geo Keener. BCBINK88 LOCALS. Gentlemen's fine shoes at E. C. Searls'. Adjustable window screens at Matthews A Washburn's. Tin and plumbing work done at Matthews & Washburn's. Kerosene and gasoline stoves at Matthews a Washburn'r. Tinware warranted uot to rust ai Matthews & Washburn's. 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 x Washburn's. Garden hose and lawn sprinklers at Matthews A Washburn's. Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes all sizes aud widths at E. C. Searls. A complete line ol gents' fur nishing gds at K. C. Searls. Try Conn A Hendricson's once ou groceries aud you will be happy. Go to Cummiug's drug store Liumberg I lock, for your aitist'e supplies. And when you want a delicious cold drink go to C. E. Brownell's tor soda. Beggs celebrated family remedit-6 are for sale b) all lending druKxittU every wliere. Mens', youths' aud boys' cloth ing and furnishing goods atG. W. Simpson's- Happy Is be who buys bis fruits and vegetables of C. E. Brownell. Always fresh and full weight. Harriet Hubbard Ay ers Recam ler Balm, Cream and Powder, can le obtained at Hubbard's new drug store. nuioke tha celebrated Havana tilled 6-ceiit '.gars, manufactured at Julius Joss h's cigar factory. A laige invoice oi our celebiate.i "Engineer" shoes just received at E. C Searls. Special prices made on all dress goods to make room for fall stock at G. W. Simpson's. Get some of those fine pies and cakes for Sunday at Blackburn t Pironi's. Ion't cook over the hot stove these days. Cash paid for baled hay and oats at L. benders stable. Uood prices w ill be paid for large or small quantities. ThoHe wishing screen door and windows should call on R. B. Vunk, who will put them in com plete ou short notice. Shop on corner of Second and Ferry streets Secure your railroad, steamship aud sleeping car tickets to all points .North, South and East via the Union Pacific railway, and save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. You cannot accomplish any wo k or business unless you feel well. If you feel used up tired out take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsa pa ri lla. It will give you health, strength and vitality. Foshay A Mason. An elegant display of fruit, in cluding peaches, apricots, melons, pineapples, bananas, plums, a pies, and in fact every kind of rare fruits and fresh vegetables, is to be found at J as. F. Powell x Company's grocery store. They keep all the market affords. When the stomach lacks and regularity there will le lence, heartburn, nausea. vigor headache, iervousnei-s, use Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor dial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach. Unsuspected disorders of the kidneys are responsible for m;iiy of the oidinary ailments of human ity which neglected, develop into a serious and perhaps fatal malady. Kx peri nee would surest the use of Or. J. il. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm. Undue exposure to cold winds, rain, br ght light or malaria may bring on inflammation and sore- lies of the eyes. Dr. J H. Mc lean's Strengthening Eve Salve will subdue the inflammation, cool and soothes the .nerves, and strengthen weak and failing eye sight. 25 cents a box. Ladies gold waU-hee cheaper thaa ever at F. M. French's. A MIDSUMMER ITEM. gome Pointer That Will Sava Money to H ouopkeepera. Go and see that beautiful gold watc:i at the ''Golden Rule Ba zaar.'' Julius Gradwohl the pro- ff,.a I... n... tea, expressly put up for his busi ness, u ud for the benefit of his customers, 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. w ill have a chance on that beauti ful gold watch. He lias 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, and you will see that nothing is misrepre sented. Oxford Tleo, I have msi received an invoice of the popular JoUnsen Oxford ties for $2.50 a pair. The best shoe I have handled for the price. Samuel K. Young. Hargalua. Four choice lots on Fifth street at $o2r each. Also good houe ami ham and two lots on th street, $1700. Enquire of,'Guiss & Hedrick. Wann Weather. The warm weather of the last few days has ut a stop to these hot dinners and suppers. Why? Well, everybody just stops that that baker's wagon of Blackburn . Pironi's and get a meal com plete. "A Man'o Chaucen to Marry." Half per cent from 50 to 50 years of ag. Two per cent trom 45 to 50 years of age. Fivs and a half pur cent from 40 to 4o years of aae. Six anil a half per cent from 35 to 40 years of aue. ten and a halt per cent from 30 to od years of age. Iwenty-hve per cent from 25 to 30 years of age. Forty-seven per cent from 20 to 25 years of ae. Three per cent from 15 to 20 years of age. One hundred per cent if you buy yo ir clothing ol G. W. Simpson, Albany, Uregon. Oregon I'rean Aanoclatlou. The fourth annual meeting of Mie "editors ami publishers" oi Oregon will be held in Portland the seSMon commencing at tin hour oi 10 a. m. Aug. 14th, and continuing tour las. '.lie prin cipal business will be Ihursday evening and dming Friday. A lull attendance -s desired. K. C. Pestlasd, Cm as. Nickell Secretary. President. Hefore purchasing your Artists materials examine the new stock just opened at the drug store of J. A. Cuuimiiig, successor to H. C. Hubbard. If vmi sutler pricking pains on moving the eyes, or . annot hear bright lixht, and find vuur sight weak and failing, you should uromytly use lr. J. 11. McLean's strengthening Salve. 25 cent a box. BecKs liver pilN ;oe mild laxative ami act din-nly on tlie liver and kiu leys ax well as the bowcla. All ilriiv gista. 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 the very best. Good goods and low prices is w hat you get there. Blackburn A Pironi. Use BegK Dandelion bitters for itiuiifebtlon, dyspepsia and all kindred diseases. We cakes make a specialty of fine for parties and weddimrs. Blackburn A I'ironi. New satteens, gingham's cham bra's and other w ash goods just received at G. W. Simpson's. A new- line of bl.irk silk mitt a just receive 1 at K. C. Searls'. Elegant lxtion rentiers the skin sou and lieautihV. The bread wagon and get f esh bread every morning, or leave or ders with J. R. Doug las opiHsite the Kuss House, the city. Delivered to all parts of A Htg; O mm OAN WA has removed h s lsunrtr to the O iron house ou the cor-ier ol Serond and I. yon streets. vv N"TKl- Cow, Tnult Bro to pasture. Woodle A WANTED A KEW BOABDERS. IS quire at the residence ol Mrs. M. a. Dorria, Kourth and (Jalapooia streets. 1a s&La. A nbw aiauca aawiao aacHiaa, 1 st e rest It reduced rates; also choice canary birds. English aiMO-atajara. Ps aactiaaUia lnair a atea Was. Mfaa. fjejafn wr-?3 M A mm 1S90. SPECIALIST, BLUMBERCS BLOCK, ALBANY. ORECOR, By the most modern aud 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 strictly 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. F'rench's. If you feel unab'e to do you work, and have that t ed feeling take Dr. J. H. McLean's Sarsapar illa ; it will make you bright, active and vigorous. THE STATE pirn OPENS SEPTEMBER i2, itrtV. Co .r of study aiic kged x prehsiy to i. rl the net -Is ol th;-far-ning and mechanical interests ol the s-tate. i.iirge. couiiiiodio..c and well veniila 4 J buiid.ngs. P college is located '. u vuliiw.led an'1 Chiistiau intuuiu u;." ui.u i nn tf iln. he liihie I :u the st-.it.-. Military truiniug. E.cnses net col exo-ed si-rj iorr..eeni -sessiuu. Two or more free scholarships from ever)' Oregon couuiy. rite lor catalogue to li. L. kjnulu, riea. Corv allis, Oregon. LOS!' On lay wnv umiilei U. P. ou tlie shoulder, n eighing 35 ,ouud, tf earn lit. Any information will tie amiably re- warded. Address Writidian a tlullmrt. Farmers Attention Do you want to buy u Binder, Engine, Thresher, Mower or other machinery this year ? A. Steamboat Load of STEWART Ciall and Sel ct What You Want. vlidsummer VLv Stock is now complete embraoine; a.11 tlie latest novel ties in Dress GroocLs both in WOOL AND WASH FABRICS. LADIES We make a specialty of ) ii Ribbed and Muslin Our prices are the LOWFST and our goods THE BEST We earn a ull line of the world U )KS.F. Furoishiug 1I..i.nTvn 4c3Sa PI. 1 i;iiiHTr;in mm alioit In'pmlimideriAs and flouncinm we have as lartre a stock will he oocyiu od that Albany is the Rsd'v What a Fortune Ik a cood,helthy,pearly.skin. Few re aware oi the (diort time t takes a disordered liver to eaue blotches on tLr face aud a dark greaay skiu One bottle of Begga blood puntler and blood uiukcr will ie-tore tlila urgau lo it natural and uealtby aUte and cU-anM tb blood jf all Impuntleo. It in meeting with woudeiful success. Try It. ft la guarauUied. All drug gists keep It. A Good Cough Syrup. There Is nothing parents should be ao careful about as selecting a cough syrup. Begga Cherry cough syiup 1 meeting with woudcrful succeaa. The beat is none to good . Be sure you get Begga. Everybottle iawarranied. All druggiau keey it The People's Bakerj Frd Imi Pies ani Cakes DAILY. Fine Cakes a Specialty. BLACKBTJRV A PIROXI. LEADING GROCERS ANO BAKERS. RANT'S PASS PEACHES I MILLLER A GARRETT KICLISIVK AGENTS Orders for any quantity wil Prom'1 fi"e"- Fatm Hactiteiy just itctiTei! -AT- :"W". EEAD: Wsarj n iMirY- .v ;,ii;u:ii! Aaaff I FREE FROM POISON. HOSIERY. renowned Broadhesd Dress Goods, as uny best trading point in Oregon. v W. ART STUDIO, Mrs. Dr. l'aitou, Lyou and 3d Street. Leeaoiu givcu lu drawing, painting aud music. Picture for Bkie or painted to order. An Idea. W think the people will like to buy five one-poun I bars of splen did laundry soao it r two bits. Wo will sell at that ; i -e to-day. CaLtlar" Ja .- arc T be only gur autced cure lor catarr cold in the aes U hu) levoi, rose cold catarrhal dcali ami sore ej ea. Ke store tbe sense A taste and uupleasan breath, reaul Ui ; from caiairli. Kas aud pleaaaiil U ibe. Follow direction and a cure ia w .ranted, by all drug gills. Stud fc circular lo A Die tin Medical C'ouip f, Oruuit, cl. fcix muutlia treat sul tor 1; seM by uaad. $1 10, f .- aale by loaiiay Maou, Use elegant lotion for sunburn RED (JKOWiN HILLS a, ua..l4i Jt I V., a-rvpa, NEW PKOCEsS FLOUR, (Superior (or Family and Baaer's urn) Best sioraue facilities. (THudiest cash prioe paid (or wheats ALliANY - OREGON We have made arrangements to suj -ply uiouey to all od long lime, al l.w raica of interest on improved farma, and choice cily pr-jparty. lboae wbo routemplate buiiuing buck blocks caa get money, see ua ' WALLACE & C't'SICK. Viereck's shaving and hair cut ting saloon, shaving 15 cents. itr Ui tuitsjci' 260. & SOX -TO THK- MEN Call.and look a tour; vah.es. in We have r very large stock to choose from at tLc lowest price ever offerer' in tlie VALLEY which for weer and fiinish are unequ house in the state. Call snd you A pleasure to show goods, F". RKAJL Announcemen MM M lHiiiiiii i.
