Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 02, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrf IKE M()KNINU f.iHfALD. SUNDAY. OVEMItER 2 I. 90. i r -r UA.IL.Y and Weekly TERMS OF SL'BaCFJPTIf'N DAIIY Published erory nior:ili. except Monday.) :ivered by carrier, ptr week...... 0-20 hy mail, per year...--. 00 WEKKL1. Published every Friday Morning.) ne copv, per annum, in advance. S"-.00 When not paid in advance i-fO THE MAILS. Vail t the Alban pngtoflice close Kr-llot?Ues north Ihr rastcrn Mates f 6;30 A. , Hie Went fide f And the Naimw GaKlK. K; ) or rortbuxt and Sate- It A. orvallisaud Yaquina, 12;: p. H. office south !;' The p.wtofflc will he cl d each cvei.itu rora six to seven o'clock. Registered matter lor the ly niomini: train aiiould he mailed before o clock the previous evemnir. OREGON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs fMrtchtier. Freight. . .". 11 .inwu .1.00 p 01 d.iftpnil ttua POLITICS ASD 71IK VUI1LIC SCHOOLS- The public schools of our country are the heritage of the people irrespective of party affiliation, and to the credit of nearly every at ite in the Union it can be said that politics have ever heen allowed to interfere in the work ings of the school system, an I it is hopeful they never will. In two of the dates, however, a semblance of partisan strife has c ept in namely, Wisconsin and Illinois. It is to be legietted to that this strife is the direct out oine of the interference of religious denominations. In Illin i it is t ie Lutheren church that is seek ing to destroy the foundation of our liberties. The Trairie Farmer of Chicago, 111., noted for its per fectly non-partisan course on al' qu -ebons, comes out in the follow ing: "The States and the (.ieneral (iovernn.rnt rnuat have the tiht to educate the children within their borders. This education is not religious but civil. There is no objection to the parent, or the church, educating to religious tenets ; yet the roan or party that advocates interference with our common tehool system, by a church or sect, is no friend to free institutions. So far as Viscon?in and Illinois are concerned, the question is most cogently staged by an independent and non-partisan daily- journal of Chicago. Every daily; paper republican and democratic,, lias boon .outsKken against the usurpation sought to tie accomplished by some minis ters of tho Lutheran church. We do not believe the liberty-lovinjr Swedes and tier mans affiliating with this chv.rch really uphold the idea of interference in our free school system. The excerpt from our contemporary and which ap plies to any State in the I'nion is as follows: " 'There is no question of religion or parental authority oi interference with ' the rights, prejudices, or free will of any citizen of Illinois involved in the ssue of a compulsory school law. It simply insures every child o the state against the willful t egket of its parents or guardians, and assures the state that its futuie sovereigns shall have enough in telligence to comprehend the problems of government which must devolve upon them.' This shamless machine element of the democratic party has vir tually said to the chinch, Come up and help us defeat the republican party snd divide the Fpoils. Or as put by an independent and patriotic contemporary : 'Come and help us defeat the republican? and you may raze the school h oust p of Illinois to 4 he ground. The lee the people know, the less the can read and write and think in the English language, the belter f r you, the better for us. Let u iik the enemy firt and share ii, l.e spoils afterward. You tak. the school, we will be content wi'h the offices.' We do not belie ve thai :nle pendent thinking democrat.- or in dependent thinking republican will ceede to this proposition of the baser element of a party Friends of the c niuion schools o' tho country m.ist stand thouldci to shoulder on this issue, whatever their politscs. It is a :i.-grace to humanity, and we do not hesititate to say it to the demo ratio paiy, ihat this isMie rhou'd hav been advocated by them, and we state it wish the same fairness as we have combfttcd questions of national imoort, involving repul-lic-a i policy, as enunciated by the machine end of the party. Stand by the ballot for free education and compulsory ed-.cjtloii in the English language, as ag-irtfct any doma of a sect wlu L J fct i ' ' ST AX LEY IX AFL'CA. LlElTLSAXT Tkllll', who was with Major Barttelot and the rear guard of Stanley's late expedition, r.-sents with much reason certain ciiticisms which Stanley has al lowed himself since his return to England. Hh says that Manlcy was perfectly v.ell acquainted with P.arttelot, and that he is ret-ponsi-ble for any blunders that the latter mad. Morn than this, Lieutenant Troup says th it while Stanley is a great explorer, he went into this list expedition foi fati.e and for what he could get out of it, and not from any philanthropic motives. The expedition, says Troup, was in the nature oi a speculation, the capitalists who backed it being alter the ivory which Emin Pasha was supposed a certain share of the big supply if ivory which was expected as a reward for their services. Makiii-jr all due allowances for Troup's friendship for his immedi ate superior, Major Harttelot, there is a great ileal in what he says The relief of Kmin, who did not want to he relieved, was doubt less a secondary consideration, anil the expedition, even in the light in which Stanley puts it, does nut add a single leaf to the laurel crown which Stanley earned by his earlier expli rations and ex peditions. The motive was greed lor fame and riches, instead of ipiiiianity. The repoit of the director of the mint shows that the I'nifi'd Strtes government has issued more coin this; ear than any year before. The prosperity of the country can be partially attributed to this fact. A WONDERFUL ARRAY. New Gocds In Quantities To Suit :Le Most Fas' id a jus. In the matters of extent and piantity, Mr. W. K. tiraham, Merchant Tailor, has just itceived t bt'-ck of elegant suiting goods that is f imply unsurpassed. They embody both English arid Ameri can uianufacture of all wool cloths ihat are simply superb, and will ork u;) into suits of t!i very best tnd mo.-t fashionable make to be !iad any a here. The goods are in almost endless ariety of style and pattern, so that the taste of every individual can be exactly met. Lovers nf 'Lindsonm goods can receive a reat treat to goand examine these just for the sake oi" seeing them, riu-y were purchased and shipped ;efore'the McKiidey bill went into iperation, so tiiat no extra t.trili' charges w ill be added. Notm of Albany Cigar Faetnry. If ou want a real choice smoke try our 10 center. Why smoke a Chinese made iar now that jou can get a Ur i-uper-or oi.e at J. Joseph's cigar actory, made by H hite labor? Trv our celebrated 5 cent lla ana :;litil whte labrr cigars. We mae a specialty of selling cigars of our own make by the box it factory piict s. Fine Meerschaum and Trial-;:ik-s and a full assortment oi smokers articles. For ail kinds of green or dry trait boxes call at the Sugar Pine lKxr it Lumbei Company 'a ware house, Albany, Or. V Sure Cure for the Whisky llsihit lr. Livingston's AinlidoN; fur irunkenness will cure any case ol 'he liquor habit in from ten t lliiity ila8, horn the moderate to he drunkard. Lie untiduto can :e given in a cup of coll'ee without ihe knowledge of the person tak ing it. The Antidote will not in jure the health in any way. Man Jlactured by the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland, Oregon. r from J. A. Cumming, Druggist, i ile cgent. Frt'nch Tansy Waferx. These wafers are a sure and rafe specific lor all kinds ol fi-male ttouhlcs and will ie;?iove all ob structions to the monthly periinl-, no matter what the cause. They tie jmt what every wum:--u need, md can he uoe-1 s.dVly. Fur sale ly the I.iviugstiiiii; Medical Co., nianuiatturers, I'.rilund, Oregon, .!so from our sole agent, .1. A. t'nmming, druggist, L'!umrcig b'ock, Aibar.y, Oregon. "You Ain't In If "nlcfcs you order a hive '-'5-cei.t prim: thiiken for yo.ir Sui;da iinnor at MueTei iV; Cariett's, li e 1 :..ding g-oeer.-. xi:w io n.i v. 'o rtit in ft (I irli!f tirv p nl til m. t'f prtK'Mlar "upiirj it HENRY F. MILLhll j. i'.i i A i;.lt - liitai.n.-' lie lK-t f:l vorite ;nil j;v ! tttnlllilli -il(ii iaUOS at Wili , Link's. Also tii.c ui ami sino'l ihtruii i.tn aril tiie lit s. wii;- machines. I")NKY to I.'vS' We h 'ivc plent) o 31 in'HH-v 1 1 loaimn Ileal K-t'e aecv'.tv t' lo liiu e:i.-- tini-- 'al: mi ri at orr Olt.LV 0'l. the Uek- r II -!le. Ill Ki!l -.I.T ,V lSXBV 'OK S vLKi ll'-.AI'-(Jot il t.o.e. ' vh cr iiistiillin.iiif. A''' to W. 1-. IJil-Wu. ANTr'.l"- toeii6 n.ke --fiii wcrk cattle I, vl.at. anil e'e a't e til joe i-,' y.i (;' il connili'ii". K'riiit'nr r otnu w.'e ir e ' in V.iyiiivltt I'll p A- er'-. I-. t I x " - Oti;iO City Gr "W" SIOEZPSOICnT -HAS A FIXE SEALETTE 1I also makes a fine shoes. You can find The City Liquor Store UAUMGA lir, Proprietor. MT.N'oxt ! r t' t.ho o 1 1 rVitJWi' ciijii.:, Aliiviy, Oregon UX Keep i.nni:int!v 0') hui I C'l.t il i "f i.n; rtel mJ d i ni-itic. wines, li'ulorH, ci;,':ir an til.";o Only lirstclaw liijtMr store in the i :ty f l! fiCT0 ORDERS ROM THE C0UH1R a-D"Lio"s Maniifacturerof VXD DEALKR IX- FINE IMPORTED AND Wi WET '!.:irr, riHjj ami Smukiiig Totiu-cos, Mterscljaura und Biiur I'ipe, at full lia-.- .Smokers' Articles. Ne i. ilaot to l'lTci'.Ver's candy store, Altany, Oreiroa, "W -A- !N" T JED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & F ROMAN ISUOS., PfiTTTTftW w- f" Kouelan Shoe are vAUllull warranted, and every pair him IiIn name and price mantped an bottom. rl M: mm ' , i-ni-yv:.-, av in r 1 3 P) i s ! .i W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Flnr C'uir ami Kneed Waterproof Krain. Th excellfnre aurt wearing Mia!!tlo! .f this sboe rannttt be lx'ttr pliovvn than 1; the strong eudorse meutaof ltn thousands of constant wearers. $C.OO fienninp llaiul-upwri!, an elpar.t and 3 Htvlish ttrt'sn shtH which corn mends itself. SVR.OO Ifniid-Mpwcd Writ. A f- calf Khoa SO. CO 4ooiIypar nueqiiaiiiMi w Shtrp, at a Kmilur pp' SO. SO I'olicpiiifiu'M S1 0 for railr'''! All made i.r $3&$2 Shoes LADIES, have liet-n mf.st favnralily rerelreil slnee Intrmliired ami the rtH'eiit lmiiniveinentB muke tbem suvrior t any hIk hh sold at t Ask votir Healer, and dlreet to faetorv eneloslng udTertlsed price- or A postal fur order blanks. al Jtnvcl tleateis, it' u r How's 'isiiu'ss? I hat's r r r c lick. Set; our novelty dress j.nl t riis. They are cheap and of i!ic iait t-t styles. (J. W. Sinipsnii. Call now and giv your order to Mrs. Ilvman for the juvenile lok so tUey will he lure for Xnias. If you want a duri'le inoriii nient g to Kgttn it Aehisfm. wlio me haudling nothing hut the he.t grades. Fortmillcr it Irving have a larue 1 ne ol lac ciirtaiiif!, renai.-sn.nee, Madras and eheneille t ihle covers, which they are ss'diag very cneap. r.uy your watches, clocks and jewelry at V. M. French's and ne! chances in the drawing. Tin iueei!t- to he given away. Messrs. Will it Stark have ju. 1 received a new line of heautifni sKuware, solid gold wa'ches, ri and jewelry of nil k nds. I'.ii! and fee their line selections. Itefora t urchasing your Artist? materials examine the new stork just opened at the drug store of J . Tun ming, BucceeBor toll : Huhbard. LINE OF- JACKETS ! sixx-ialty pt Ladies' and Mens' what want. crosB5'o:3 Choice Cigars Tlnioiters ord IHaiers in all kinds o guns and ammunition lishing tackle of ev ery descript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Conieone and all. No trouble to show riods. Qi'icV sales and small piotits is our motto. Also; repair shop connected with store and lirst class workmen to do all kinds nf work. f 0R o 0 ft h Bqys 75 forstvii' uiitl .ly. Writ t .inlara uresfl oerlu!ly ail up ted un - - i. lit ton and Lcc. !! prlees. If hu eannot ftuijidv von no mi J I ait Kit. DOl Oil.AM, Broekloo, Mnnm T i ii o-.i-l i n i l 1 11 ilHIo! Hello, Ontm. W s, Say. (ive me Mat lit' 'M tt Waslilmrn 'A' hat! lv)o, Matthews t Washl.uin! Ur r r r Heir H, l!o, Hello! '1 hat .'on ( Al rihf. St ii'l me ij. ;,( of i1iaj-c :U) liny, '-t-c. All rlolit Catch it. :o(ul. o's mine (iood Klegant Lotifti rend"" the skin soft and heaiiiifi:!. Secure yniir railroad, steamship and sleetiiiiff r.ir tii-l;ta tn nil I points Noith. Soulli and East via j the Union Pacific railwav, and I save time and money. "Ticket onice on i.roatiailin street. Jfl 5 ) will huvyou a pairof tho.-o elegant eiht-huttou length 1111-irei-sed Mos.Uetfir kid gl jes at the Ladies' Kazaar. Just received the extra length and evening shades in gloves, aho hue handorclrefs and fans at the l.aiiies Bazaar. Have you seen those beautiful cement walU in tho cemeteries, P it up by F.gan & Achison, at ha.i the cost of stone. J. L. Cowa 1, Geo. K. Chaniher lain and Dr. .1. I,. Kill went to I'oi t land ytstei day. Mi.-sLee, d henWTrjf. V. II. I ee, who hassi-ter vUitnig in this city r t li ne b -n 1 y (e: l: v 1 1 Ohiupii. riiYset 1 KIl.IS, VHYSK IA.V ..N1 sUKi L'Cit, Aiiiai.y Oregon. W1J. DAVIS, M. It. IMiVSIClAV AND BUiemi. Can tu t.iuii'1 at hm ollio room 11: Siralian'o bluvk, hint otrcet. Albm Oregon- CI C. KrXLY, PHVSICIAN AX1 ot'K J. neon Allmny, Orctfon, ortleo n 1'icrc-e' new block. Ollieo hours, from 8 A. a. tuj P. 31 A.I. KO-iSiTKR, VK'i'KKIXARY SCR . V'eon, f iluate of OntHrio i-o-rinr college antl nte 1 her of tho Ontario veterin ary meilicai nucioty, is prepared to treat the d'.ttased of a!l ilomr-te ateil ar.i:iul 01. sciennlie principles. 0:ti:c at Ani Mapihal!' livery Ht.ihle Keselsnce 4'.h and CalapooU street 4, Albany, or.v'ii. Dt K. A. McAblKTKK ll.'dKul-.VTinO P!!V siciaii and Miritemi Has removed hi oliiee into c'ram'ori'i block. All cilt6 pruuipt ly aiteiidud ti, DUO. A. WHi "XEY, PHYSICIAN AM: suroon . Graduate of llelie'uu H-jspi tal Medi.al College, New York City. Dieesuo ofn-omen n 8icculty. 0:li. in at residence on 7th direct heiwecn Ca!aoia and Vine, Albany Oreiron. Dli.M. .1 IVVTrON, PHYSICIAN A.M Surgeon, liiiuiilM!!'' lllo.-k, Allany. Or Female liie-iricd a b;cci.tlty. Cuii.iiilt .t'.oi fax-. (1 C. H AMHKUI.IX. M. I., Iloin.cp.thi. ; l'hv"ie"an, oiliee at lr. Wiillioi's old sui .d,' llroaiialbiii ttreet. O'Hct- h .nrs, 7 to ! a. v.; 1 to H and (1 to S r. M. W, V llfRNKI-. h. T. BAR1X, J. w DRAPKR BfltNiY, ISARIN & IMIAPF.K, ATI'OR egatlaw, Oroaou Cilv, Oregon, "l w'sri tv year esperien as register ni thj V. S. Imi Olltee at Orevon C'ty and in the land practice reeonmit-fhls n-4 in our specially husiness Uefore the Land Oi'lice or the eourta ami In v living tin practice in the ei eral Laml Office. II C.WATSON', attrncv-at-law, Albany , Or-jfon. Otiice in Straban block. JN. DUNCAN A'iTOK.N E Y- VT LA W . and notary public Oliee in the Strahan bl-irX, rooms No. 1 anl 2. D. H,S. B (ACKHl'K i. O. W. KkUIIIT, BI.ACKOfU.V, it WHIGIIT A1TI UtNfcY AT Law, Albany Oregon. Oltue in Odil ellow's Temple, illpraialce in all courts ef the state, and (five special atleut ion to all tiisinesA UfOLVEKTON CIIAKLrUSK. AtTtlUNEV at Lav, Albaitv, dr. ;bee in roin:i li ind li Fos er's ISloek, over L. E. ii!i:o'e lore. T K. WEATIIFi'.FoKD, AT 1. USEY-Al rl . law, Albany. Oregon. H I in the Kinn block. Will prni'ticu n all the curts of tiiesitate, and gi c Hpecia. attention toal1 buBincs8 TA-13 P. MEVD, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW I anJ title evaminer. Albany, Or. Wil fraclice in ail th'j eourrfl of th? st ite. Ab Uratr of title furnishi.d on dhort riolk-e. Tin years experience. SECRET SOCllillKi. A. O. U, W.Svfcty LodRC No, 13; ir.ceth every Monday cic'iio; at l'til. A. II h;il! on IV ry Kernel, between Second anil Th'r.l, Alboiy, '.e;'-ti. s-ra.'-rrs in the lily and transient oievltr.n eer lially invited toritei.d. Mei'h-r .n Post No. :. A. H. Stated in. eiin's at tbe ti, A. K. Hall on ;ne second and Fourth Friiiay evening.- ef eac'.i inonrh. Tr.i:eiit I? i.tira lei arc cordi- lin-;....l 1.......... I. i,a ! " " S. W. KKECE. I W F. Tablkr. Coiuuiuidert I V .V I, lU.nt. I.iimt Surr Ips. J )AKIII'.S DKSIRJXO l'RVKTINU DON K CAN OR 1 tain a xr'irste i;o poir'ct ivorL by callintr ex ointv si-,, 01 t. r. T. Fii'ier. lit Jiusoinji.e 1 ofM-t of ficbt roles and tiwn shili pi. ts, ?Pil is .i -ji re 1 t.-do snivel ii ii: an pfrt 01 Lbm eouti.v. J'oc..(tiee ai..iress. Mi'iTs Stit'ou. Linn co-j llv, Oil-sou. W. AYEIlS, AKCHI rt.OrANt) SCI ER Vj. intt-nl:int. Otli .e over Kirt-t Nat'onal l.iU k'l ui'.'liiu-, A'.baoy, Or. W01 k hOlleilixl from all pare of ilie coiintv I'oiiir.n lor hcsiI l;m:ti-r. rilllE t NliEllHi.NEi) IIAVINC. LOCATED JL in Albany solicit t lon-Ki from eit and c.uuitrv. Wil! vintr.Mrt lo build hrid';ch: barm, and all u:.n?er 01 iliv.-liiim houses inc'idin Oiieen A':r, EistlaKe and Eliisa 1 be'hiaii st'lc of bn;liline;. Will furnish j pla'H, nrlsjHeifiniions tree of cbvnr. Sali I facti tu uii-irautvei W. ('. CA.SSLL. I 'ILL Yof Sl'FFKi: rh DysH-sn and 1 M l.iier t.'omi'ldint? sbiiin's 'it:dieriH j r.-iu ntei d lo cure on. i'or sale 1 i-'oshay .M..-00. l,io't lame ba k, side -r ehes. u-e Shibdi's .S..11 bv F.mhav 4 t i I'orou. eiaitor. Ma-n. S' LKI.Pi.F.SS N iolll's nude i.iis Table I tbat. t rnb!e e..ii-j-b. -.hiloS' ilure ie:u-dy for yon, ( rsal.i by rnslity MONEY TO LoAX-IHiME CAPITAL ON o-d re;d e ali' H-'-urity. lor partico lars eniuire of Uk--. liiintpiirey. r I.VI liK I I PfeilTer, llilE, ALLAN Y, til!.- ClIA."' , Prop. Oulv first 'd'tafs hnnsi Ihe 'K. Lir.'e iiit;de r-mins for coin t ni'-n i;d men. Xo Chin-im r, employed in lio ! kit 'lien. General gta-e ollie ('onallii. I WIE STOCK FOR SALE. Keep your KYK on Dr. !eorge V. til-ay's sa'e of regisieied and hi'Jih grade short horn cattle. Well bred trolling and draft hors-es. ThiiioiighhieiJ simll Vorkshirt pigl. High grade Shropshire Cotsivold sheep, etc. Sai to Ik' on his i:i 1111 near O.ikville Church, Linn county, Oregon, Xovemher 7, lS'.ID. Term;; of sale: All su:ii under ti 11 dollars, cash ; over ten dollars, on: year's time without interest with bankable notes or 10 per cent, discount for rash. 11 1 1 tor la .it-i:-t urr. Miifeeil cure fur catarr i. hay fev.ir, rest cold uuii sore eyes, lti Tlieonly irtir coM in tlie lies Ciitnrili.il denil ttore I lie ki tist Ii re.it li, result ir and pkusmit ti Mid a cine i- lTI:-t. ?etiil fil Medii-al Couip months' treat nuil. il 10, I Maiin, ;u:ihtc mill unplc:u:ii! ; fruiii ntai 1 li. K116 jsl'. Follow direct iuti .-runtrd, Ly c!l drug eiunisr to Abietin y. (n-nille, C "1. Six . :nt for il; Kent l isaie ly i'o.-liay it highest hash mins W LL BE PAID BY THE Iflll! 20,000 k dried ap ples 15,00011?. di id plus. KIN CsMSUAtPTI UN G6 r-Said .n ,'S crcl Jor- CI rculi r, ir UHit 3 jpr A R ! FJINE (OUWIIH SPRiNGFIELOAVVilfllLL A. WHEELER, SPIUXCiFIfXp. PROPRIETOR. SlltINFIKLI OREGON I-"All:iny vard ami olllee on KIlrnad, between 4lh d 5tb RtreeUl" A. Wheeler, Albany Manajrer, davini; lumber not excelled in .niality, wud facilities not surpassed forth pioiui't itnii RiisfM-tu! lilllnr or orriern. 1 resiieetfiillv solicit a share of t'a. lr "'- A. W'HRFMt" JULIUS GBADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY , GOODS AND TOY STORI OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GEMJI ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA 4ND GLASSWARE, BOY'S WaG.LN'jA, BABY AND DOlL CAR, MAGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Good3. p.i-i ilty u the tiaest Teas, Coffse9 and Family Groceries. re.:t for net cash and carries tbe largest Block in the Valley. Insurance agent (or t ire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET AND FANCY GOODS GO TO rrr -ALSO The finest -Line of Pianos and Organs in tin CALL AND EXAMINE 1IIS STOCK C vS Ezcixisivo Aencv for L T'Ji j: t: a a n t'K J?SLTLD -ANI- ,T)EAIER IN ""'" 1 mm 1 -r B m mm GENERAL WIODUCE MARKET. V'aN1 LD SI'I'X'IALLY- Hay, oat aurl potatoes, to mpplv ustomers i'ii tin: Or 'H'iii I'acillc Railroad cxteniiioa and my in:reiog om trade win re I Si II in iiuautitieato suit the purchaterr. Office foot nf Kerry street r. i -1 xr t3 I SBPL? 1 i " a .,- Cj CM. He bu -in me. G. L 6LACKMAN Mp, Faints. Oils f'l r1l III I tailn riWW klan Ml IM U books aa wittuwy. HTttirlwh, ate. ur riwwiiiMi cAf.Mii I m FfliCTS TBn?L: CARRIES- no 1 EARLS Drv GoodsJolioDs LA'JILS AND GENTS FUR NISHINGS. My Sbo Depart men t is now complete with the latr stylrg nt d f nest geeds r.t lowest pr tes. also the Ludlow Fins Shoes- STORE IV, OO.. he vJ ti I : R l ooN . BlSl.lS KOTUES. The latest BDect niusie- at Mrs lljiimo't!. No. 1 Star lumatoee and all kina of fresh canned jrood at a very low figure at (Jonind Meyer's. Hexicau Cm tus Bitterb is the best remedy in the world for liver aud kid uey disease, indigestiou, etc. For sale at M Banmgart's- A new Hue of fine wall-papers with Under to match have been opened at Foitiui Sc Irving's. They are new aud cler nt Uesiguu. Call and see them. Hralllii : Wealth ! I)r. K. C. V.st nerve and train lntnientt a u&r ftuU-cii 14 ec itic tor li.Vbtena, dii-ii rt. Me, I imIlcI r, t.tr- I 8 I ICfcttblU u HIM l !1 t Bit o okit.i'l cr til tiio illuiij; if lioin ii(.liii k it, ii 1 tint UF!fl li-uilin-. ia ti i cry. iltt a v and Ices lot power in tittn-r x racn bcx on- taiiis ne 111 nth- trHli. .1 1. Iim ilcl 1 i- 1 . 1 1 MX i r dollais. ni t I) u ail rc I bit! (i ruiipt ( pitc Cuaiantcia i..r.t rtl hi J A C'nn niinpi, drncist iwlc aireut. Albanv. )recuii. $500 REWRD Wr w ill yny ti e alv reward for ant case of U-iT cuuiplaii.t. d.Ji;liD. tick hcaiiatlir, eidijftstion, coimtiiwtio.i or iwtiii'tietB wa ia i .ni cure witli Wt-st'D liver pilla, licu til :lire.ti.e are strictly comilit.i) itli. Ihoj .e fil: t-'y ej;ctable and never tail to give itt: 1 lull- Lare itoxes. tot taining 3.1 i". it nti. 'I lie genuine manufactured o:.lf I'.v ihe John West iouiahj. Chicago IT iois. Suld bv J. A. CuiuniiUKs, di uKist A'hany, Oregon. .V- ' r J Take Simmons Liver Regulator One Dose 100 Dollar? Pm S. I.. 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