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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBN1NG HERALD, FBIviAV. NOVEMBER 14 Ift90. V i is m .i :r ii" DAIkY AMD WBSKtV TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY Mil. pr yeai- 00 WUIIT. lifubiletosd ststt Friday Moral mr.) B COD. Ht UDUiB, lO HIVWK 00 Wbm Bwi Bald la advaac TMHAIU. liaUsf the Albany postotBcs close For sUa-He aorta th Hasten state (k Wss Sid 'AJ Iks Vun 0 e Fortiaad end w errant and Yaqtdaa .11 1-M .1230 r. . .7:30 r. a postofflc srlUbs olss'daVch oveidna in to savao o'clock. Tae - - - in h 1 Bonlnf l.ihi should be mailed before o clock th pseTtoaaar OMQOX PACIFIC TIMS TABLE. Arrives Departs IU.13pn liSO m ' 1 40pm IT. 46 p n FtabTbt. nUlKSQIYIlft PROCLAMATION- Waaaixoro, Noy. 8, 1890. By tb. Krac and latror of Almighty ttwd ta ) eopl of this nation have been led to the closing days of a pass ing year, mb.ch baa been full of tbe bleating face and tbe comfort! bf plenty. Bountiful compensation naa cone to u tor ma wora 01 out ' ulo-la la every department of human industry. Now, therefore, I, Benjamin Uarrlaon, President of tbe Lnited States of America, do berebv appoint Thursday, tbe 3?th day of November, to be observed a a day of prayer and tbankayivinjt, and I do invite tbe peo ple upon tbat day, to ceaae from their labor, to meat in their accustomed bouse of worship and to join in ren derip gratitude a0) praise to rur beaeOceat Creator for the rici bless law be baa frrant d u aa a nation acd iuvokina, tbe continuance of bis pro tection and grace for the future. I commend to my ellow citizens tbe privilexe of remembering tbe poor, homeless and soirwful. I,ct us en- deavur to merit the recompense of charity and gracious acceptance of our praise. In testimony whereof I have thereunto set my baud and caused tbe seal of tbe United States to be attixed. Done t the city of Washington this eizhth dy of aovember, in the year of our .Lord eighteen hundred and ninety, and the indedendence of the i nttcd states the one niinureu ani fifteenth. 8SAU BeXJAMIN HAItRJM.X. ij the President: Ja.vesG. Blaine. Secretary of Stalt FA MISK iS IB SLA SD. Tub American committee for tbe relief of tbe famine in Ireland has ieeaed a public statement announc ing that it withdraws temporarily ita appeal to the American people. The reason given for this action is tbat tbe British 'government has been sporred on to investigate tbe matter, and baa undertaken a . system of public works in the dit t reared districts which afford . partial relief and will at least post poae tbe famine. Does not Enyluad see that its action in this behalf is a formid able Indictment of its traditional policy toward Ireland in tbe matter of discouraging and even suppress ing the manufacturing industries of tbat country? The construction of aifewjebort lines of railway in Ireland is sufficient, says the com mittee, to avert immediate danger of famine. But why? Simply because the . Irish people are directed into anew avenue of in dustry, and are not required to draw, their whole sustenance from the soil. Agriculture has been supp!emented by one line of man ufacturing for building a railroad is manufacturing in the economic - aeuse and an overcrowded indus try has been relieved. If, then, the finding of one kind of employment for the people cf the distressed districts of Ireland has euthVed to save them from wttcVvatlon, what would be the effect if England should alter her policy and encourage varied manu facturing industries in Ireland? We know that, a century agr, before tbe union, Iiish manufac tures were in the flourishing state and the condition of the people very much better than it is at present, except in a few localities. WHio, then can doubt that if Eng land would show as much favor lo Ireland as she has shown to M n Chester and Birn i lghain and Sheffield the danger of famine woold be removed, now and for all time, and mannfi cures would flourish as they did in the last century? There is in this a IrFS-m for our selves. Were this country to follow Mr. tilaJitojit'd advice, it would adopt a free-trade policy, discourage nianufpcturea and di vote itself mainly to agriculture. It would bend its energies lo rais ing wheat and com to teed the people of Eugland. But suppose that tbe grasshoppers ate up all the wheat, or blizzards and tornadoes uprooted tbe growing corn, what should we do? How could we be any better off than Ireland is? Mr. Gladstone may have been sincere in bis advice, but we know by thirty years' ctn tinooua experience tbat tbe pro tective policy which fosters agri- j 1 tl.U f culture on the one band and manufactures on the other is the policy for tbe United States, as it would be equally the beet policy for Ireland. Ex. It is natural that miners at work underground under strong electric light ehould suffer fiom new maladies not mentioned in the books, but there is probably little danger of any physical or mental damage resulting from the use of tbe ordinary light. In fact tbe usual sixteen or twenty-four candle power burner gives a mild, even light that is absolutely colorless, does not flicker as the best gas will do, and is free from the heat which is tbe most disagreeable! feature of gaslight. Of course in time the use of electricity for lighing may produce special com plaints of the eye aervous system but thiiB far, if proper precautions are taken in avoiding the full glare of the light, no harm has been done. Thk travelers across the Atlantic Ocean will not be disappointed to learn that the steamship lines have decided to make the comfort and safety of their passengers more of an object to attain, than the beat ing of the time of arrival of a rival steamer by a few minutes. Their nerves wi'l be more tranquil to say the least, for that racing to beat time lias lieen an element of great danger during the past season. Modern light and heat estimates the capital invested in electric lighting plants in the United States has reached the enormous aggre gate of $118,758,500, there are at the present time in use 1,500,667 incandescent light. 127,441 arc lights, and 1,379 stations. Holiday Book. I.ucies call Mrs. Hyman's and give your order for the juvenile Nx.L for Christmas. The latest out. I'heap I'asttire. Persons desiring pasture near ; his city can obtain the same by calling on Fred W. Blumberg, who has tbe west half of what is known as Monteith's pasture for rent at t 0J per month per head. NEW TO-DAY. TASTED- A good girl to do geuerai nousework. Apply at this office. Tiiaj hmrlxo rncsn ran be so nuicklv cured by Shileh's t-'ure. We gc .antee it. r oshay & Mason. IH)R RENT Nicely furnisTTcd rooms on 1 Klrststreet For particulars inquire at ihisnffiex 6LSEPLBSS mohts. made miserable by that terrible cough, Sbilob's Cure is the Hriuedy tor you. For sale by Fothay & Mason. CaasasB ctrsd. health and sveet brrath Hecureri. by Shiob'" Catarrh Kemedv. Pr-co V) rente. Naaal Injector free. For Sale by Koehay & Mason. For lame back, side or chest, use Shilob's I Porous Flaster- race cents at rosaay & ilasoo. Snitoa's Ccu and Consurootioo Cure is vulit ut u ua iwmiivv. sit cun o lumptloo. For Sale by Poshay & Mjh. ii. Cnocr, Whmofiso Cocoa and Bron immediately relieved b Shiloh's Cure, dale by Fosoay it Mason. nOR RRNT--Rooms funiished r i '' us I1 ished ahio a barn. Inquire at th" I ce LOST An opeaed faced Waltham n n thlsrity. The Hn-ler will lie si . ul rewarded, on retnroiug same to this i MOSEY TO LOAN. We h .v pie y o money to loan on Real Kstate it 1 1 ly oo two to five yoan time. Call ou u at cur office opposite the Revtre House. BlHKHAHT & KtNXIT A.NTKD to loan Iu large or small lots. from six months to Ave yrars nu Aloanv and LI in county real ertate Call on or al- dreas W. K. MrFbersoo, real estate broktr. opposite ttnss House. tt IITANTED Tosll 5 joke of good .utile If with yvkis, rhaius, etc. Cattle x-ung and in guud uondlUoo. for further ii.l-Tina tion write or call on Willamette Pulp A ; iper Co. ; P. O. bo. No. 72, Oregon Citv On nn. HENRY F. MILLhR V.ne A Sous pianos -meaiiiiig tbe best fa vorite and good nirdtuni priced pianos at Will & Link's. Also fine organs and small instrument and the best sewing machines. OaWEH tK BALK. mtlE UNI'F.RSIGNEl) HAS FOR SALE AT X his place near Albany lot of good, well broke horse to wit: A span of sorrrU, weight I42-J; span of gras, 140U; spau of bays 12U0; span of drivers, 9aO; one faiuilv carriage horse, large and good style; and iwo good saddle horses. Prices reasonable ami terms easy. JAMES ELK INS. ri BLIC MALE. 1HEUXDERSIONEI WILL OFFER AT public sale, a'. Spiceron Narmw Gaur'e R R. on r riday, Noeinber 14th I W.I. at one o'ckik p. in, from eight to twelve tit-ad of sreld ngs from three to four years old, all 1ind and Oenile, but not broken to harness, weighing from 10 0 to VihO p-'imds, being Percheion and Morgan blool. Tejins o ale: Twelve monthi credit without intet r-5t with approved security. Ten p-r cent off f r cash, 'the above property w ill be sold ithout reserve. Coini gentlemen, there is bargain for you g. M. I'EMXGTON. Spider, Or . Nov. 3d. Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OCR nursery on the Corvallis road, one"' half mile from town, as tine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, tt will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. 11YMAN A BKOWNELL. -HAS A FIXE 8EALETTE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens' fine shoes. You can find The City Liquor Store M. HAVMGART, Proprietor. TSaiX. door to the Odd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregon i Keeps constantly on hand tha dueit t'n'ort l and domestic jwinea, liquors, cigars aa tobar Only Brat class liquor store la the city fK PAID 70 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY JULIUS Manufacturer of AND DF.Af.KfC IN- FINE IMPORTED M KEY WEST Cigars, I'lug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, a full line o' Smokers' Articles. Ne tt fliioi to VlTeill'er's candy store, Albany. Oregon, W N T ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & F ROMAN I? II OS., riTTrllTAlT W. L. DoacUa Bhoee are bAU 1 XUH warranted, and every pair has bla naaie and price stamped oo bottom. r - m - aJ X O CO W. L. $n4F002nn b; $3 SHOE Flae Calf and The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than by tbe strong endorse ments or Its thousands of constant wearers. SfBtOO Genuine stylish dress tland-eewed Welt. A i uneaualled s9.oo usoaresr win v : m Shoe, at a nonulMr t--' so n PaIi.V. forrallro 1 1 ir AU made In Coi.. S3 & $9 SHOPS , rP.So I - mmm m m mr anvmtff have been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make thera superior to any shoes sold at i l ask your ueaier. aua r. direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. al Jewel lieateis .f you 1 low's business? That's lye! lir r r r click. XOTI4 E TO Tl v-iMii::ts. NOTlfE is hereby irivcn, that I, or mv Deputy, will meet the Tax-pa. ere of Linn County, Oregon, at ! o'clock . M.,and remain until 4 o'clock P. M., at thtir rexpe t iveplaceHof voting in Ilia several pivcinc's, at the following times ami pla -es for the I nr pow of col'cing the Taxes lor the xe.tr of 1S!W: Ro-:k Creek, Monday, Nov 24, IS') Fox Vtllev. TiiPtdav, " 2.",, " Scio. WcJinsilav, " 26, " Franklin Dutte, 1 htirslay. 27, ' Sautiam, Friday, " 2S, ' Lebanon, Saturday, " 20, ' Waterloo, .Monday". Dec. 1, " Liberty. 'luc-day, " J, " Sweet Home, Wednesday, " 3, Rru h ( reck, Thursday. " 4, " CranforHevill, Friday, ' 5, BrowntitiUe. Saturdav. " il Center. Mondavi " h. " Sra-uee, l uteidav, " 9, - Harrn-bur.', Wednesday, " lo, " Haliwv Thnril.v- ( 11 ShpdHV Friilav 1-7 Tangent. Saturday. " lrl'. " Orleans. Mondav. ' Ij. " Peoiin, lues-lay, ' l, ' east Albany, Wednesday, 17," Went ADianv. ThimHav K Albanv, Friday, 19 Promnt navment will lwi your taxes and save costs M.scorr. Sheriff and tax Cvllectoi Dated November, 8, J MM. LINE OF- JACKETS ! what want. JOSBPH, Choice Cigars Imortei's and Dealers in 1 kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery defer i(t:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock Foutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show ccods. QuicV sales and small profits is our motto. Also f repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. DOUGLAS FOR CCNTLEMEN. Laced Waterproof Grain. Ilandaewed, an elegant and Shoe which commends Itself. alt buoe for atria ami i! iiuty. .undard dress especially adapted m . men. etc. a, button and Lece. Iheee Dricea. aud If he cnnot suddW vou aend W. J.. DUL'ULAH, Brockton, Maaa. T i n g-a-1 i u tj. fling Hello! Hello, Central Yes Snj', Give me Mjit iliews .t Washburn -WlijilJ Hello, Matthew Waaslihin u ! Hr r r click! Hflh,, Hello! That vou? All ri ht Henl me one of tho-i $.0 liov. V'Jise AUiiyht l atch it. yjoil. So's "mine (Hood Cumining's for choice soda wa ter. 1.50 will btivyou a pair of those elegant eight-button lencth un- j dressed Mosquetoir kid gloves at ! the Ladies' Bazaar. 1 j Secure your railroad, steamship and 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. Just received the extra length and evening shades in gloves, also lare handkerchiefs and fans at the Lathes Bazaar. Have you seen those beautiful cement walls in (he cemeteries, put up by Egan & Achiuon, at half the cost of 6tone. Before t urchasing your Artists materials examine the new stock just opened at the drug store of J. A. Gumming, successor toil. (7 Hubbard. t'se Bcs?s Dandelion bitturs for aiireotion, dyspepsia aud all kiulroJ iscaseo. rHI'SMIAKs M, H. ELLIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURr . geon, Albany Oregon. WH. DAV18, M. D. PHYSICIAN AUD tUirfeon. Csn be found t his office room in Btrahan's block, First street Albany Oregon- C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND JUR . geon Albany, Oregon, office n Pierce' new block. OlBce hours, from 8 A. m. tol r. a A J. ROSSITER, VEl'K BINARY SUR . geon. graduate of Ontario veterinary college and mei ber of tbe Ontario veterin ary medical sociuty, la prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals oo seientiflc principle. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable HoxiJence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. Da. E. A. MoAlihtkr iiomsopatuio tut sician and surgeon. Has removed his office into Crawford's block. AU calis prompt ly attended to. DRO. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgon. Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Disease of women a specialty. Office in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, fAlhany Oregon. DU.M. J. PATTOH, PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, Blum herd's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a specialty. Consultation free. CU. HAMUKIILIN, M. D., Ilouiojpathic Physician, olHce at Dr. Wallace's old stand, Broadalhin itreet. Office hours, 7 to 9 a. 1 to 8 and H to 8 r. a. ATTOUKEYM. W, T. ICRNIT. h. t. S1R1N, J. W DRAPSH BURNSY, BARIN & DRAPER, ATl'OR neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twea ty years eiperienje as register of thi U. S. Laud Office at Oregon City and in tne land 1ractice recommends u in our specialty lusioess before the L.tnd OfHce or the courts and involving tbe practice lit the ge eral Land Office. a C. WATSON, attorney-at-law. Alb an , Oregon. Office in Strahau block. JN. DUNCAN ATrORNEY-Vr LAW . and notary public. Otlce iu the btraban blo.k, rooms No. I and 2. n D m Hi ui'b u u w .di.ui. BLACKBURN, 4 W RIGHT ATIXIIINKY A"f Law, Albany Oregon. Ottiee in Odd ellow' Temple. A'iil practice in all courts ot the state, and give special attention to all business WOLVKKTllN CHARLKS ft. AriOKNbt at Law, Albany, Or. Ottloe in rooms li and II Fos er's Block, over L. H. illsin's etoie. TK. WKATHFUFORD, ATiCKNEY A'l . law, Albany, Oregon. Oit in the Fliun Bl.ck. Will practice n all the courts of theetate, and give siecia. attention to all business JAMES P MEI), ArTORNEY-AT-LW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Hill practice in all the courts of the sute. Ab stracts of title furnished on short notice. Ten years experience. SECRET tsOCIHlIKS. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; niwstt every Monday evening at the (. A. H. hall on Ferry street, between Seeond and Third. Albany, Oregon. Stran;rs in the c ity and transient brethren corJully invited to attei.d. McPhcrson Post No. 6, G. A. It. Stated meetings at the G, A. R. Hill on tne second and Fourtn Friday evenings cf each monrh. Transient Comrvles are cordi y invited to meet with ns S. W. KEECE, B. F. T A blur, Comm inder, Adiutant. Land Surveying. 1)ARTIES 0BHIHIN9 StIRVKTl.VO DOS! 01K OB tain accurate nd prompt work by calline upan ex-county surveyor r , T. T. Fisher. He baacompiete cbpicM of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to dn surveying in any part of Linn county. PcstoSce address, Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon. CW. AYERS, ARCHITECT AND SUPER . intcntKnt. Oifi k over First National buikpuildinir, Albany, Or. Work solicited from all parts of the county i'oulrucfnr and Bnlhlrr. rjIHE lA'DEIKiONED HAVING LOCATED L in Albany solicits patronage Irons cit) and countrv. Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling bouses, Including Ousen Anne, Eastlake and Elisca bethian stvles of buildings. Will furnish plans, andsptciBca'.His true of charges. Sntl (action guaranteer W. C. CAS8EL. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver CompldlntT Shiloh's Vitlizoris uara nteed to cure you. For sale l Foehay Mason. PR lamo back, side or chest, use Shilob's Porous Flaster. Sold by Foaimy & Mawin. s LKEPL.ESS NIGIiri made uiisirahla h mat. errihle no'uh. Hhiloh's Curs remedy for you. For sale by Foshay. MONEY TO l.'iAV - HUME CAPITAL OS good real esinie security, iot particu lars enquire ot Geo. Humphrey. F EVERE HOU-SE, ALbANY, OR.-CUAS V Pd ill, r, Prop. Only first eclaes house ii the city. Largo sample rooms for coin niercial men. No Chluamei. employed in the kitchen. Geueral stage ortii- Corvallis. CI B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD J lug tire, life and accident insurance com jianles. STANARD & CUSICK, PBOPRIETOKS OF CtTY DEUft isTOBE, DeUirs iu Drugs, Me.lioiiics, Cliem iuals, Kao.'v and Toilet Articles Sponges, Brushes, IVrluinery, Sohool and Aitibta riupiilies. I bysiciaii s preaoriptiniis careliilly comMtinlet First Street. Alhaav, Oregou. I sell the beat luinbor in this coun try, cedat Poata, abilities, lath, doors nod windows, moulding, etc. Prices from $5 to$22 per thousaud. Yari at Lawaon, ou the Narrow Gauge. 8te mc before purcha-ing elsewhere. Wf W. CKAWFORD. Postolfice address, Tallnian, Oregon. LADIES' UNDERWEAR VcDtleosea a abirts. t'hlldrra's llalk las, and All Ladles Garments nad to erder at Ibe JapaneseBazaar tore rricss vrT LOW. KWOSG WOjKSE CO. AMTStore on First Street next to Spcicjr & Blackburn . an tractor and Bstllder. Dc. snr.Lt. will rcsMsa rLiss, snRrr'rs. . tion and d-itai's lor all kinds of '!. !. ing and architecture. All work piom, t:v done and guaranteod to be first-class. Esti mates furnished on short notice for brick building, residences, pal'lic build nga. bridges, etc. Coburg Lumber twTcfP Perfect Remedies .rHr-onehitiislJ 'ARir.rlNEMEDo'oKoviui.fA. SPRINFIELD SAWMILL .i A. WHKF.LEH, SPlilXf .FIELD. PROPRIETOR.- -HPHIN(F1EL1 OKEfiON J-r-AltiKuy vard ami otHcc on Kallnrnd, between 4th d 5th atreeta jfl A. Wheeler, Albany Macairer. .laving liiaa'-'er not excelled in qtiolUy, t-nd facilities not surpassed forth' prompt and satisfactory- UI.qv or onln. I resiwctfullv solicit a chare of tb JULIOSGEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORI OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENTJI ia ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAtiONS "ABY AND DOl.L CAR, RIAGES, AND A G:ao?il A:3ortai3iit of Fancy Gooi3. pwialty n th- fiiiit T-jah, Ojtfa ;s .in J F amilv Gr i.jsriet. h :f f.ir net ca'l aa 1 carrier th- lareit sto:k in the Valloy. Insurance aeni tor e ire an-i FOR PURE DRUGS TOJLKT AND GO -ALSO The finest Line of Pianos and Organs in ftp Willamette Valley. CALL AN1 EXAM IKE HIS STOCK An Absolate Cure The Oriifintl Aloellne Ointment 1 ontir put up in I.iikc lao-onnce tin boxes, n ml ie an absolute; rure for old sores, bunts, wounds, cha d bstds and all skin eruptions. Will positive ly eura all kinds of piles. At!, tor the Original A bieline Ointment, fold br Pot-hay A Mason ht 25 cuts t er boi by maii 80 fml,', 91 20,000 i dried ap ples i 5,03011b. died plums. HIGHEST CASH PRICE WILL RE PAID BY THE Try Mueller & Ganett's fine roast coffee; once used, always used. Hello tlirre? Do von knnur Jester is ttia only man in Alhat i that caa sell you eastern tickey I Mens, youths and hoys clothing oh the second floor at ii. W. Simp son's. G. W. Simpson has just received I a fine line of s-ealetie jackets in til ' styles. The only wafer Olterer that gives perfect satisfaction are for sale by Matthews & Washburn. aa i ut nne. FANCY GOODS TO G. L BUM L'rna Flintt, Oils rilWf.ten aad totle srtlcV alst a faB )aM f b-As u sutieairay. periodlealm, etr. tST fi nlplaa cvc'sJi ynpsiL r m roicxs tuspu CARRIES 2AL t.iTiv 6 Inures CATARRH keBiatknt Kenralgfa, Corn HCAOAOHC, Aad ALL PAIN. Tls OaWknW ISaWw aad IsfatW. LIOTRIO COUGH CUR mmm cum. unt oMsummoa. MayaUSrmoMa. Sast t&s, 60s 4 1 aasbaaar ft ., fra'a. Las Angstos, Ot S1I1LOHS VITALIZIK is what u ne for Oons tipation, I ors of A etite, I)U os, and al ajirrpt itns of ly.. iia. Pr '0 and 76 cents per bit tie. tor lals Fos'iay & llason. FINE STOCK FOR SALE. Keep your EYE on Dr. George W. Gray's sale of registered and huh grade 6hort horn cattle. Well bred trotting and draft homes. Thoroughbred small Vorisime pigs. High grade Shropsl.i.o Cot.old sheep, etc. Sale to be on his farm near Oakville Church, Linn county, Oregon, November 7, 1890. Terms of sale : All sums under ten dollars, cash ; over ten dollars, one year's time without interest with bankable notes or 10 per cent, discount for cash. BrMF.H NOTICED. The latest sneet music; at Mra Hyman's. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kino of fresh canned grodi at a very low figure at Conrad Meyer's. Mexican Cactus BitfciE .8 the best remedy in tbe world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc For sale at M Bamngart's A new line of tine wall-papers with border tlo match bave been opened Fort mi e- & Irving's. They are new arjd ele tt designs. Call and see them. Health is Weallli ! Dr E. C. Wests nerve and tram tn.-atn':it, a gotr- ntiu evicc (or n.rteiia, circii ess. Mc, I apache, i-tr-..os prcs'.atioa c-i.sed bj tr; o al- ohol i t tdacco tui:irtr cf liitin rtt'j)iii t in ii.iianit and leading to n.t try, de ay acd loss of power in either kx I-ach box con tain cue in -nth's treattneM. One dcl- lar a box. crsix box s frr i dollars. tei t by n ail re aid cn leceipt of pri.s. liuarantees inec n ly by J. A. Cuniniinits, druvitist Uole sireiit, Albanv, $500 REWARD ;fWc mill pay tbe above reward for any ease of liver con.plaii t. dyspenaia, sick headache, ui'ligestion, constipation or custivnets ire cxur'oi cure with West's liver piiis, when th direction are strictly coinpiieo aith. 'lhe are pu'ely vegetable aud never fail to give e-ttlsfactiou. Larce boxes. taiulng' 3 pids, 2a cents. The genuine manufactured OOly OV Ilie rfOIIII V. WU11HMJJ. VlllWKV Illinois, soia ov rf. a. i.uuuiiu,t uiuisk Albany, Oregon. Take Simmons Liver Regulator One Dose WOATB ioo Dollars Uer S. I.. t: I ,-ns'J.r one de In; iionn Liver K tuStor worth fsw. a -it!!iKite.l, t.i-l ilta liwbr. could eat mil i.l. mi i-f . i or si-petite" hs the !, n l M: lil'oi'i i',cr out of forts. I re irts! to Itio ia-. CaUiniH, Quinlti . and .-v-r rvaiel UKee1, hut r.v rbljined wrpi-rnrv r.,!u-. ..,e dom of S I. It did tn' n i i; rl than mih worth of t. n-U.ru an ivtotiiiK. Kcsp'y, JC.Vastis. I have ln a lrah.r f-r twentv veais. and d-irjuir tlat t:nehae had lepeatrd attacks of h'-adciie. pr.-duced i-j torpid Liver, aMl tiavebci ei.t:rei ;j ciby Simmons Lives Remd'or. I foun it fo be cf so roi'd a .barater in its action .not to Interfere, In the lwgt ith my duti .In the school roeni, 'o ttioae iduii , situ t d snd subject tr 'h me, I cannott o hif recommend Sim nious IJv..r rulatn.. K. , ( Hers ' rjt-;!l V raJiiatiia Caf.K-car. Tne only me .-an teed cure for catarr cold In tbe bea 1. bay fev&r, rote cold catarrhal dealt and Bore ej t. Ie tore tbe strife ;f taste atid unpleasun breath, result ir rfrots cntarrb. Ea and pleasant tc lse. Follow direction an.! a cure is w vrsnted, by all druif trials. Send fc circular to At.H tm Medical Comp t .y. Orov Hie, C al Six months' tieat njnt for fl; sei.t by mail. 1 10, I ta'.e l y Foehay A Mason. JOHN 1M. ' .... Prnprietr-r n' AllaiiY Soda Works And manufacturer of . Wt- are rsor pieparcl to furnish ChOK rat.t.it- cf H-t grade, cnnsistink'oC iU:c -lick. -soTTrd flivm, mixed candies, ew'ra 1 lench and ch-ok-lc ercanis, fsnc mi 'd, ir.lv toys and a tcncrv! assortment of e ennd es AT WHOLESALE OK BETA II. rVOrdeifrom counfy dealers promptly at tended to. Factory oa First street. ALBANY OREGOU Si t ' '-