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Newspaper Page Text5 THE MOBNiyQ HEltALD; TUESDAT. NOVEMBER 18 f.90. iibniing gaily trald UAIbY AND WBBKkV TERMS or 80B8CR1PTI!- . ' DAILY rDlMd(fr manias; apl MoadajM s'rversaaf carrier, per week 1 mi). per mi - M V WUILT, (PnMaM CTcry Friday Moral af.) a copy, "ptr Man, I ad vanes IVO Wa aot Bald in advance fM :- TU HAILS. ' Vaua it the Albaay amsMflcacloas r alt os aorta ) IVr tMara states 30 a. a, fWwssfMde I a4 Use Nam R. K4 J mm ranlud aad buk 11 A. H errainaaaa TaqUtaa 1f;r. at aV r sa 1WM TkaaMaMwUlh) csjadsach evatuag fttaa ats a saves adoca. laaiwi asals lor the It mornlna: tealaaaaoMba aiatlad Mora o clock too awTtoaa esaaia'.. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart .ill.lSpa.fK.24m J 3.40ps!7.4i p frets.. THABI801TII9 PEOCLAaUTIOlI. Wasmixoto.v. Not. 8. 1890. By the rrace and favor of Almighty (wd the l eopls of this nation nave been led to tbe closing days of a pass in if Tear. hu-h has been full of tbe blesalnra of peace and the comfort of plenty. Bountiful compenaatioo baa coaae to tu for the work of oui minda In every department of human industry. Now, therefore, I, Benjamin Harrison.' President of the Lotted States of America, do lierebT appoint Thursday, tbe 37th day of November: to be observed aa a day of prayer ana tbanktjrivins , and 1 do invite tbe peo ple upon that day, to reuse from theP labors, to meet in their accustomed bouses of worship and to join in ren dcrlnjf gratitude and praise to cur beneficent Creator for tbe Tic a bless inrs he haa grant d us aa a nation and iuvokine the continuance of bis pro tection and grace for the future. I comineud to my ellow citizens the privilege of remembering the poor, homeless and sorrwful. Let us en deavor to merit the recain,ene of charity and gracious acceptance of our praise. . In testimony whereof I have thereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United Bute to tie affixed. Dunet the city of Washington this eighth day of November, in the year vi our Lora eighteen hundred ana ninety, and the indedendence of the I'n ted States the one hundred and rteentb. dm. Bsnjsmim Harkisox. Jf the Presluenl: JamssG. Bi.aine. Seeietary of State. SHALL THE DEATH PENALTY CoNTiXVE. is is a. question that is re cti ving more thought and discus sion as time and knowledge advances, and the thinking oi.es are beginning to see that the deterrent forces of the example of the hangman's trade, are not a compensating action for the demoralising tendency of the spectacle. Dr. G. F, Shrady, in a recent paper in tbe Arena restates and endeavors to strengthen his views in favor of the abolition of capital punishment. His convictions nave been deepesed by witnessing the bungling attempt last summer to kill Kemmler without pain. The doctor believes that the taking of the life of a man so wicked and to devoid of the power ' reason ing ia advance upon the conse quences of an act like murder can a t act aa a deterrent opon those of like character, and that such re taliation can not benefit society in the aggregate. He argues in favor of life imprisonment for murder patting the wrong-doer at hard labor, the proceeds of bis work to go toward paying the state for keeping him and for the support of the family, which must suffer on account of his set. It is true that thw humanitarian idea in punish ment is making headway -.as civilr sation auhrances; that society in ils totter organized state is sharing' to a greater degree in the horror those on the . more sensitive sort have always ielt at seeing tbe aUte take . life in cold blood in retaliation for murder committed in the majority of cases in the heat of passion. The experiment at Auburn, N. Y., last August has done much to intensify that horror. But an eastern exchange says the pi lic is not prepared to admit as yet without stronger proof that the killing of a criminal by the ata'e fails to deter others from attempt to take hnman life. If all would be murders were of the lowest gratis of intelligence, of the most brutal instincts, that might be true; but not a few nowadays know perfectly well tbe conse quences of such an art. That such are morally bad all will admit, hut they are all by no means ignorant. Some of the plots disclose subtleties that le Quincy could never have discovered in the fine art ss he professed to know it. If the stale will make tbe punishment for cap ital crime as swift, aa sure, and as ignominious as tho ingenuity of man can devise, it is difficult to tee bow the certainty that such a fate will overtake the wrong-doer can fail to keep in check in a great measure all except those incapable ! by reason of inherited brutal in-. etincts, coupled with dense ignor ance always in any community in the small minority ef knowing what death by banging, for in stance, means. The agents into whose hands the people intrust the execution of laws and the machin ery by which they are put into opeiation have not a little to do in these days with the failure to adequately punish criminals. So long as legal delays, quibbles, and technicalities are allowed to obstruct progress toward determin ing the real status of crime, so long will people of the disposition to do murder take the risk their crimes bring upon them and trust to the curious devices of counsel and courts to save their necks. If such men knew that adequate punish ment would certainly follow their Crime a large majority would pause before marching to their doom. What in nearly every sUte of this Union would become of the salu tary effect of Dr. Shrady's confine ment for life so long as, under our present law, governors can pardon murderers, which they frequently make haste to do, especially if they profess repentance and promise to be useful in politics in the future? The states owes it to itself to throw about human life every possible safguard and to punish those who destroy it in the swiftest and most exemplary way without shocking cruelty to the criminal. Whether the ignominious rope, the myster ious electric current, or some other agent will do it best the majority of intelligent people, with the help of science must determine. That view of the case yet holds sway, but it' is being obviously modified, and the feeling is becom ing strongly dominant that if the pardoning power is so far limited as to take away the chance for the ictual murderer to escape from the life imprisonment sentence, then a better method would be intro- luced by abolishing capital pun- siiment. Groves Cleveland dissents from the opinion that the places where the necessaries of life are cheapest are cheap and nasty places, but the facts are all against him. The cheapest place toHve in the world is probably China, and it is beyond all question the nastiest. The degree of comfort which the workingman enjoys in Kngland is greater than his fellow enjoys any where else in Europe, yet it is a notorious fact that it costs more more to live in England than in Germany or Belgium. In all cheap countries the wages of labor are gauged by the cost of subsistence, and this inexorable law of economics in cheap countries defines subsistence to mean just as much as will keep a nan from starving, and no more, Holiday Book. Lacies call Mrs. Hyman's and give your order for the juvenile book for Christmas. The latest oat. Staaaplag- Don Free. Any one purchasing $1 worth of goods at the Ladies Bazaar this week can have any one pattern lrorr their new selection stamped free of charge. NEW TO-DAY. fir ANTED- A rirl to do era'rai if housework. Apply at this oAc. P ft RENT Nicely furnished rooms on Kiret street For particulars inquire at thisoOJcx nOB RENT Rooms furnished or i ini f tshed also a barn. Inquire at th" See. ITURNISHED ROOM TO RENT A tlely fui nished room on First street an be nnted by inquiring at this office. WAN! ED Agents to sell real estate. l-oth ma'e and female Steady employment aud rod pay. Apply to F. A. Burkhart, re d estate agent, upp site Firat Nat:oi al bank. MONEY TO LOAN. We h ive pie y o money to loan on Real Filiate o l ty a two to Ave years lime, ftall on a at our office opposite the Rev. re House. Bl BKHART A KSXNST f. CONEY TO LOAN Iu large or small iU. amounts, from six months to five years on Albany aod Linn county real eirtat rail on or address W. K. MrPbersou, real estate broktr, opposite Ruai houae. If WANTED To ell 5 yoke of food cattle with yokrs, chain, etu. Cattle ouiig and in good condition For further Informa tion write or call on Willamette Pulp A paper Co. P. O. box No. 72, Oregon tit Oregon. HENRY F.MILLbR?; Bau Co Viwe A Sons pUnos meanuiir the best fa Turite and good medium priced pianos at Will A Link's, Also Sue organs and small inatriuueota aod the best sewing machines. reairaetar east BalMer. Dc aHBLL will rTsiiiaa PLsiis, srscincs ( tions sod details for all kinds of build ing sad architecture. All work promptly doas and guaranteed to be Brat-claes. Esti mates funiiahed on short notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc sen ram sale. HE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE AT his place near Albany a tot of good, well broke horses to-wit: A span of sorrels, weight 1480; span of grays, 1W0; spsn of bays 1200; spaa or drivers, to; one nuniiy carnage aors, large and good sryV; and two good saddle bones. Price reasonable aod terms eT' JAMESEUUNS. Gr "W SIIMIIFSOIN" -HAS A FINE LINE OF- SEALBTTE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens' fine shoes. You can find The City Liquor Store iV. BAUMGART, Proprietor. SSfNest door to tbe Odd Fellows' euiple, Albany, Oregon a Keeps constantly on hand the Soett Imported and domestic wines, liquors, cigars an torx Only Brat daa liquor stors in the city IK Fl ID 70 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY J'TTLIXJS Manufacturer of -AND FINE B PORTED AND li WIST tears. Hug and Bmokiug Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, as a full line o' rimokers' Articles. Ne tt float to PtfelOer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, WAN T .ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DBYOE & FROM AN Jilt OS., CAUTION r. - has ala aasae aad o (0 L-l tfhU IMD n w. i $3 SHOE Via Calf sil Laced Waters raof Grata. The excellence and wearing qualities of tbls shoe cannot be better shown than by tbe strong endorse saeats of Ms tboosands of constant wearers. mJOO Gaaalae Haad-aewed, an elegant and . S3 StvUah dreaa Hhnt which cnmmAnda ltjuilf. M JOB tlaad-sewcd Welt. A r.nn cair w oaeqoailea asa uessrear Sabe, at a popular pr! I PllceBsanre Hh:r 3J lor rauroan meri. men, eic. All made In Con-- liutton and Laos. $51 & $9 SHOES . rP.So ba-re been most favorably received since Introduced aad tbe recent Improvements make tbem superior to say sboss sold at Aak toot Dealer, and ounot to factory enclosing advertised price, or a faetorv postal for order blanks. W. Im DOUGLAS, Brecktaa, Mi alJewel Heateis:t'you i)keas All rklit Catch it. How's business? That's bye! Brrrr click. NOTICE T TAX-rATCKM. OTICE is hereby given, that I, or mv Depnty. will meet tbe Tax-uavers cf tann uounty, uregon, at o clock A . 31., and remain until 4 o'clock P, 11., at thiir respe-1-ive places of voting iu the several precincts, at the following times and pla,-rs for the r nr possof collecting the Taxes for the year of 1890: Rock Creek, Fox Valley. Scio Franklin Butte. Santiam, lehannn, Waterloo, Liberty. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, T liursday. Friday, Saturday, Monday', lueaday, Wednesday, Thursday, Irwlay, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Tbursdaj ; Friday, Saturday. Monday, luisday, Wednesday, Nov 24, WiO " 25, " " h', ' " 28, " i, Dec. 1, ' " S, ' a " 6 " 6, " 8, " " 9, ' " li, " " 11, " 4 fl .. , ,. 15. " " 16, " " 17, " ' 18, " " 19, " Sweet Home, Oru-h creek. t'niwfordsvill. Krownaville, Csotsr, vrwusr. Harrisburg, Halsey. 8hedd's. Tangent, Orleans. Peoiia, East Albany, Vitmt Albany. 1 nursaay, Albany, rrioay ay. Prompt payment will I Pay roar taxes and save costs SCO IT, Sheriltand tax C-dlrctor Dated Ncvember, 3, lsvu. JACKETS ! what want. CTOS 131, Choice Cigars DEALER IN- Ejmv lmorters ami ueaiers ia a. i kinds o guns and ammunition iiatting ackleof ev ery deHcrijit on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest Block eoutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show ire ods. QuicV sales and small profits is our motto. Also a repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. rr'.'.'j Shaaa are vcrv aal price aiaaaaed bolt asm. iS U DOUGLAS U S SAD I FOR GENTLEMEN. r- h Eboa for style sndilnr:j tr. weit at .ndard dress i-aDeclallv adantad these prices. If be cannot suodIv vou i T i ii g-a-1 i n g- i-l 1 n g Hello! Hello, Central Yes Say, (live me Mat thews k Washburn hu Hello, Matthew Waashhurn! Br r r dick! Ilt-llo, IMlo! That you? Allri ht Send me liu one of tho $30 Hoy. ood. So's mine (Jootl For a nice noM watch go to Will & Stark's. $1.50 will buvyou a pair of those elegant eight-button length un dressed Mosquetoir kid gloves at the Ladies' liazoar. 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. Have yon seen those lieautiful cement walls in the cemeteries, put up by Kgan A Acliison, at half the tost of stone. Befor j urcbasing your Artists materials examine the new stock just opened at the drug store of J. A. Gumming, successor to H. O Hubbard. Sick headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney pillets. Ttiey are agreeable to take aud gentle in their action. rni'SHiAKs M. 'H. DAVIS, M. U. PHYSICIAN AfCD a iTsMahsn's block, KuSt street.'Alllaiy W1 room Oregon. GC. KKLL.T, PHYSICIAN A.VO MR geon Albany, Oregon, office n Pierce' new block. Office hours, from 8 A. u. to r. a ROSSITEK, VETKItlNARV SLIt -V lt won. rrji1 late of Ontario veterinary college and me ber of the Ontario vcterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. o:ncc at Ans Miiahali't livery stable Kcsidenue 4th and Clapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. Dr. E. A. JIcAtisisa HoasoPATHic rur alciao and sunreon lias removed hi office into Crawford's block. All calls prompt- ly attended to. DEO. A. WHirNEV, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Kellcvue Hopi tal Medical Collece, New York City. Disease, of women a specialty, Oifice in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, . Albany OrecMi. TAR. M. J. PATTOV, PHYSICIAN AND U Murgeon, Blumlierg's Block, Albany. Or. Female free. disraees a siiecialty. Consult .t on CD. HAM BERLIN, M. !., IIoniu:llii: Physician, ottice at Dr. Wallace's old stand,' Kroadlbin ttrcct. Oilice hours, 7 to Ma. .: I to 3 and G to 8 r. M. ATrVKNEVS. , T. BCRKRT. L. T. BIRIX, J. W. DBAPItR BURN 27, BARIN & DRAPER, ATroIt neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years experience as register of thi U. S. Land Office at Oregon City and in trie land practice - recommends us in our specialty business before the Land Office or the courts and involving the practice in the general Land Office. H C. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Albany , Oregon. Olflce in Strahan block. J. N. DUNCAN Al'I'ORN E Y- T LaW snd notary public O'tice in the Strhan liloci, rooms No. I and 2. uloO D. R, D. R, R. BlMCKSHRW. u. W HklUIIT, LACKUliKN, & wKIOHT ATIOIINEY AT Law. Albany Oroiron. iti;ce in (Hid ellow's temple. -V ill practice in all court if the state, and give special attention to all justness. WOLVERTON CHAKLK3 K. AITOilNKY at Law, Alliany, Or. Oilice in roonji IS and 14 rem er's Block, over L. K. I;I:mii'i lloie WEATIII' UKOKD, ATTCliNKY AT I . la law, Alliany, Oregon. .t iu tli- t'linn Block. Will uracti. n all thr courts of thestate, and give n;c:i:i. altcntion to all business TAMES P MEM), ArTORNKY-AT-LAW aud title examiner, Aitiauv, nr. Wih puctice in all the courts of thu st ttc. Ali tractaof title fornixli.il on short notice. IVu years experience. SKCiticr "rVoci iA i k. , O. U, W. Safety Loilge No, is; I1.. .H every Monday evcniiu at t!n U. A. It. hall on Perry utrwl, lictw,:n Sveutid and 'third. Alliany, Oregon. Stnmr-rs iu tin My aud transient brethren cor.liully invited to attci.d. Mcl'henon Post No. 5, O. A. I:. Stated iiitiin;s M the O, A. It. Hall 011 the second and rour:h Friday evenings cf each mniu h. I'raiisieut t'omri'ltH -ue coidi- y invited t inert with us S. V. kKKUK, U. F, Tablrr, Coiutu-inder Ailiutant, Land Surveying. PAST! RS BRSIRIRO SURVRTINO DORR CAR OR tain accurate nd prompt work by calling upon ex-county surveyor K. f. T. Fisher. He ha) complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and ia prepare 1 to do surveying hi any part of Linn county, pontohice address. Millers Station. Linn cou it.v,Oieon. 0V7. AYERS, AK:iIirKCr Ntl SUPER . intendaut. O'fije over First National banklmililing, Alliany, Or. Work soli' iicil from all parta of the nmntv I'oalraclwr aad ItalMcr. alHB UNUERSIONED HAVTNO LOCATED in Albany solicits patronage from citj and country. Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling houee, including Queen Anne, F-astlake and Eliza bethian stvles of buildiugi. Will furnish plsns, andspeciflcatinns I ree of clmr'ea. Satip faction guarantee1 w. CASSEL. MONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON good real eta.e security. For particu lars enquire of Geo. Humphrey. f EVEHE HOUSE, Al.bANY, OR. - CHAS 11 neioer. ProD. Only firt-e.:la houxe n tbe city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage otttc Corvallis. C B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD iug fire, life and accident insurance com panies. STANARD & CUSICK, PROPRIETORS OF CiTT DOG MORE. Dealers in Drugs, MedioiDes, Chem icals, Fancy and Toilet Articles. Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, School and Aitists' Supplies. Physiciin'f prescriptions carefully coinimunik-J First Street, Alliany, Oregon. I sell the ln'st lunihor in this coun try, cedar Posts, shiiiules, Isth, dmit sod windowK, niouhliiii;, etc. Pricen from $3 to $22 per tlmusainl. Y u -i at Laason, on the Narrow Oani;e. See me before (mclia-iiiig olsewht-re. W. V. (CRAWFORD. PostoQice addri'ss, Tallman, Oregon Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as lino a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds) a.-) can be found anywhere on the coast If you contemplate plaiiiing trees, it will p-iy to m-o our stock and ict our priei'H and catalogue free. HYiMAN A IJROWNELL. 11 tti if kali:. I' tIIEU.N't)ERSia.KI WILL OFFKR AT 1 1 -iiblie sale, s'. Hjii -er mi Narrow U:nic R R. 011 Kiidiy, Nutemlicr M'h IN), at one O'cl'.ck p ni, fioin eisht to twe 10 In ill of tfeld ngs from thi're to four yi:i'g old, all kind and Oenile, bu'. iot broken to harm-US, weiKhini; fr- m 10 0 t poundis l ini; Penheton and Mor,-nn bluixl. Teams o sale: Tele months credit without in'i i est with approved security, TV11 h-' in i . ;f f'reash. 'IheaUne prnprrtv will I,.. ..., aithout reserve. I iiiim Kcinlen uii, thi-re :n s baniain loryoii f . M. PKMNGT X. Spiner, Or , Nov . 3 1. Coburg ume o TiisriiT-DcATHTornVi'iii j VB'H tl (f yM. BTLWi IS&it'v?"tS an 3 I .1- , - - . S endjor Ci r-cold P.I hit Uttlt 3 frCf Z- a R 1 rjlNE Kttdowiuz .fAL SPRINFIELD A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPUINGFIELD Alh.my vurd and office on Railroad, between 4th A. Wheeler, Albany Manaircr. ;Iviiijr liistber nit excrlled in quality, tnd facilities not surpassed' forthc nrompl and tuiliifiirtor) lVng orordeia. I rcbiiectfullv solicit a share oftht a. wmr.FLr-R JULIUS GRADWOHL'S 00LDKN rule bazaar. mi'. l.r.ADINTi CROCKEUV, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STOR OF A l.l'AN Y. THK ONLY GKNUI ,h ROGERS PROS SIL VI l- WARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, l:oYS V 'AtiONtf, BAI5Y AND DOl.L CAR, RIAGES, AND A Gaasni A:33rtai3at of Fancy Goods. tiMiil'.v 11 Hi ii 1 ni, I'm, ij Xt,'H ,vi I .''till- f 11 ;a 1 .t 1 1 ctrri.M t'u lrg. tt sto :k in tho Valley. liiSiir.Mi :: ag.Mit f.ir Fue and llMine. FOR PURE DRUGS TOILKT AND GO re -- -ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tlir Willamette Valley. CAM, AND EXAMINE UJS STOCK An Absolaie Csirr The Oriarin"! Aliictine Oinlment is inir put i:i i: l:ni'i l'i)jii:in- tit, M)Xi s, unit is mi shMiliiii- lire for ulrl tnri-s, liiirns. moiiikIk. iliHind list ds Atitl all skin eruption. Will positive I V cum all kinds of piles. Ask tor the Original AliicliiieOinluicnl. rM.ld by Fohlisy A Musi. 11 at ' rents jwr txl V iiihi 30 enl. plums. IIUIHEST CASHJ I'RICK WILL UK PAID 15 Y THE wniAHsns ftm ca- Try Mni'lli'i- Si roast, eoltt'i ; once iiRed. (iarrett'p flue n.t'd, always Hello there? Do yon know Je.iler n t;i only 111.111. in AMitii tlnt-iM 1 you eastern th key Mens, youths and lsivs eKithim; oh the mmmu.I ilMr atli. V. Slinp bou'h. (i. W. Simppoti lia just reeeiveil a fine line of sealette jackets in nil stylen. The only wafer filterer t!iat gives )eifect (satisfaction are for sale hy Matthews A Washhuin. If Mil! 20,01)0 -lb dried ai;-! Perfect Remedies SAlVIViILL OREGON d 5th street Ht'l.u FANCY TO GOOIXS G. L BLACKM iiriigs, Faints, Oils rasts scfiaiartVW also a fkl Baa af books at smtlusnij. partnslcsis, etc. lir hiMlBBM aarclMl i i ea rainrs TIKPU CARRIES- SAL RH hMmatkBi, Heliralgia, Cro HKASlAOHK, Ana) ALL PAIN. fa. OalHkmU FssHtrs as ItfaUvs LIOTIlfl OOVIH CUR SwC CQIM, UOOf. CQHSUMIO. tlyaUDrsggbrai. Cask Ms, 60s ft! aasksjac A O., Pr's. Law Asnjajass, Ot SIIILOn'SVirALIZB tU wiu you ne f ir : uMpiti in, I i.euf V-M-ttits, Oil ie, vul VI snpt i-ns if Uipni 1 pr ' tl 7i nti u iii tu t-, ,1, (is'iay i liasoii." HfilE m0CK FOR RALE. Keep your EYE on lr. George W. (i ray's pale of registered and hih Kailf short horn cattle. Well hred trotting and draft tiorses. Thoioughhret aniall Votkehire pir-t. Hitfh (rrada Shropshire (Jots wold sheen, etc. Sale to be on his farm near Oakville Church, Linn county, Oregon, Novemlier 7, 110. Terms of sale : All sums under ten rtollais, cash ; over ten dollars, one year's time without interest with bankable notes or 10 percent, discount d.r rash. s .am. jb -1 1 1 . CATAR BCSIXEAM NOTICES. The latest sneet nmt-ic at Mrs Hyman's. No. 1 8tar tomatoes and all kinas ol fresh canned rood) at a very low figure at Con red Meyer's. Mexican Cactus Bitters .8 tbe bes remedy In the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc For tale at M Banmfrartty ' A new line of fine wall-papers with border tto match have been opened ForUni e Irvlng's. They aie new and ele- ct designs. Call . and -see -them. Health is Wealth ! Dr. K. C. West a nerve and - braiu treatment, a guar anteed B ec-inc tor I vrtelia, izzin-. I.tc, i i oghe, ut r inii prostration : .l" r I j II f l le o s 2 c I cl i.r t4 Ircc-o ltti.il f cl biain ; ii ii 1 tn.t - 1 Uicbiv K D i ery, tlo.ay ar.d loss if pos-tr iu either iix Jach box con tains (M ni nth titaimcnt. Oreilol 'ar s Ik, oreix Li ts fcr vc dollars tei.t I y n ail pre sid (11 ntript of prke. (-naiantees' it-M'et rt'lt l.v J. A. CummiiiKS, druiiemt le apent, Albany, rejtoit. $500 REWARD I wUAlri, mil aj-3 We Willi's' the above re aard for am rase if liver eouipiairt. dyseuua. tick liiad. lie, indiiriRtion, constiiatio.i or otiniitsK e din ol cure with West's liver )ialn, tieh th Ure.-tioii are strictly complied with. 'Ihey are 'U ety vegetable and never tail to kite atiKfatioit. Larce lioxes, -01 tairiinir 3t liiils, 25 cents. Hie '.'i iiuine iiiaiiuiai-turt-,1 only by the John V. West -..uioi.y. CIim-su Illinois. Sold lv J. A. Cuij.ii.iiiki, 'Ijugjnttj Allany, Or.-on. ' Take Simmons Liver One JDose WOtXTB 100 Dollar; DlaB S. L. R: I consider one dve Im moos Liver Hcsulator worth I0. wa constipated, ha.1 Headache, could eat oth Ins: 1th ra'isfaction oratretlts' ha th olnsa, and felt altoio-thcront of sorts. I re sorted to Bine Mass, Calomel. Quinin . and every remedy snirestod, but onlv obtained temporarv relief. One dose of 8 L R did m ssore irood than 910 worth of doctors an dxtorinir. Resp'y, J c Mastiw. I have been a tca.her for twenty vears, and durinfr that time have bad lepcated attacks of headache, produced by torpid Liver, and have been entirely en cd by Siniuiona Liver Regulator. I foun t to be of so mild a fharacter in its action sr.ot to interfere. In the least with my duti in tbe school room. to uiose siiiuiai . silt.: t d snd mlilii-t n.'he e, I cannott o '.r reconimecd Nim- ur Kcfruiuor. K. K.Cnant) Cani ImIImIIV Regulator raJIfarria 'atK-4'arc. The only gur.-anteed cure for catarr cold in the lies 1, hay fevor, rose cold catarrhal dcafr jss and son- eyes. lie store the sense 3f taste and unpleasan breath, resultir j from catarrh. Eas z aud pleasant U ise. Follow direction : and a cure is i anted, by all druc rits. Send fc circular to Ab'u-tiu Medical Compt .y, Oroville, Cil fcir v -months' treat -l sat for fl; sent hy ' mail. $1 10, B j: sale by Fushay A Mason, Pwiirletor of. Al!;my Soda Works And icanttfacturt-r f - Cfe CoiiliidiuiiilY Wearn'iw prear,-. to furiiiii i.r,r frt--ll cai, of l--.t rad. i-rlifcif.Ji.i- .it pnrv fclick. cwiii flavnio, niivcl niu!'y. extra I n-n-'b aivl holnlc crrauia, bsvfv mi"l. rarolv toys and a k' mrel asaortult of line eaidis AT vUOt.iAIi; 4)R BrT.tII. CTOrdenmro country dealers promptly at tooded U. Factory ou First at rert. ALBANY OREUOJi ' ' ' -''!