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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOT?yiNfi HERA1JJ; VKHiAY. JiQTEMJ.JSB 21. feOO. UJLibY and Weekly TKKMS OFSUrtfCP.IPTK'N- UAI1 Published eveiy n-ornlig except Monday.) wmnl by carrier, pr week M uail, per year ...... ......... fl IR' WUKLY. (Published ever Frl-lay Morning.) a co , per Milium, in advance... ......Pino Wl.ru not Mild lu alam ........... atoll THE MAIL". Kkih a the Albany n.Mtr.ffler dose F r all offices north fl. haatern states ' 630 a. I. -i dido I and Ui Numw Ga f R. R. J Portland ami Sao U A. oi.aUisand Yaunina .12:3o r. Ortce i i .umu 1-30 r. The iHxtolttce mill be clr death evening IittnsU to seven o'clock. KoKieiereil matter lor the ly rooming train should be niailat before o clock the I reyluus eveninr. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TA RLE. Arrives Depart! Passenger, froixfat 11.13pm! 1120m . 3.40pin;7.45 p in THAHI80IVIHG PROCLAMATION. Washington, Nov. 8, 1S90. By the grace and favor of Almighty Cod the eople of this nation have keen led to the closing days of a pass ing year, h.ch bus been full of the hleasinga of peace ntid the comforts of plenty. Bountiful compensation has roine to lis for the work of our lnlnda in every department of human industry. Now, therefore, I, Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States of America, do herebv appoint Thursday, the 27th day of November ,. thaiiksgivin!, and 1 do invite the peo- le upon that day, to cease from their a bora, to meet in their accustomed house of worship and to join in ren dering gratitude and praise to cur lieueUcent Creator fur the "ica bless invs he has grant d us as a nation and invoking the continuance of his pro. tection and grace for the future. 1 commend to my ellow citizens the privilege of remembering the poor, homeless and sorrwful. Let us en deavor to merit the recompense of charity and gracious acceptaucc of our praise. In testimony whereof I have thereunto set my hand and caused the teal of the United States to be atlized. Done t the city of Washington this eighth dy of November, in the yc.-ir of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety, and the independence of the I'nited States the one hundred mid fifteenth. Abac. Benjamin Harrison-, ly the Presluenl: J amssU. Bi.ai.ne. Secretary of State. i t i .i . : ! . . v. . RAILROAD POOLS. Tub supreme court of Vermont ban decided tiiat railway pools are not illegal if the rates are made the same for all classes of patrons that is to say , it is held that the rail roads may make such agreements as they please i mong themselves for the division of business and profits so lung as they do not charge one customer more than another for a given service. This is contrary to all previous decisions upon the subject, ami in conflict apparently with the specific pro vision of of the inter-state com merce law. The process of inter pretation by which such a conclusion is reached may or may not be correct; but whether right or wrong, it touches a matter of gi-"tt importance to the business public. As the case now stands, the railroads are pulling at cross purposes, and such a thing as tin f trinity of rates is out of question. There is competition of a certain kind, but it is not u the best in terest either of the railroads or tbt ir patrons. Tin; rates are con tinually fluctuating, ami there is no power to adjust them on a secure and wholesome basis. So far as the amount of traffic is con- .nu.l !. u;tiiQii..n in 11 tlis.t COIIUl DC (lesirCU ; nut ll IS UUir.g handled in a manner that is alike unsatisfactory to the roads and to tin flopper. There is some force in the argument that if pooling were permissible, the prevailing contention and uncvitainty might lie measurably, if not entirely, obviated. Dut there is another bide to the question that it will no' do tooverlouk. The ool ing policy cm be xuicosfiil only w here I here is perfect good faith, and good faith between railroads is by no tne.ui& a thing to be counted npjn tin ler any circumstances. There is pro'i a'oly no other business in which the ethics oi rivalry are so loose and unreliable. It is d? morali.ed from top to bottom, and all form. uf intrigue are practiced to secure patronage anl to defeat competi tion. The interstate commeue law lias had the effect not of j n vedting dis.Timinatioii, but rather of making it more pervasive and pernicious. If the roads wen allowed to establish .ool.J, would thy live up to their agreements any letter than they do at present V That is the Niint of in xt imort ance. What is really needed more than anything else is a revival of common honesty in railroad theor;e4 and methods. When these? great corp nations . ! not trut o:ie another it is idle to ex p wt that honesty and jtn-tii.-e will Im; observed in their tram actions. They Eet-k advantages by any uieana within their rea:li, an l break promises as often as tliey I hare selfish inducement to do so. ! Consequently the rates go up or I down without reason and in viola tion of sound business principles ; and nobody knows from day to day wiiat calculations to make concerning freights, which play such a large part in trade of every description. The remedy for this unfortunate slate of afiairs is not easy to provide, but it must be found if the railroad system of the country is to serve its proper pur pose a." the leading agency ;n com mercial welfare and development. The Knglish are reaping the whirlwind of wild speculation in colonial and South American securities. The Argentine Repub lic was carried for three or four years by British investors, and it was only when the collapse was inevitable that these investors seemed to realize the folly of their ventures. The same blind method I of speculation prevails in regard to Australian gold mines and American railway secui ities. This credulity is a fine thing for the man who is floating new schemes, but it hurts every legitimate com pany that is seekint funds for the development of its property. The matter of railroad traffic seems to be as illy understood by the controlling powers of the roads themselves, as it is by the veriest tyro upon the subject. For instance the managers, including the high magnate J. Gould, still maintain that the interest of the I rsiarla aA Vioat nAnftAFVail Kw . 1 1 n . ing rates and fares at the highest figi' re that can be squeezed out And yet the practical experience upon this subject plainly shows that when reductions have been made the increase of traffic has more than compensated for the ear-. In the Hungarian system ot loads the passenger lares ever ictluoed more than 50 percent., but the conshquence increase of travel made the volume of profit greatly in excess of what it was. NKW TO-DAY. IfAMr.U-A good gui to do geucrai if Housework. Apply at thin ..trice. j.'OK Kl-.N r Nicely furnished rooms on " First atrcet. For particulars impure at tXJK RENT Roonn funii.-hed or I ' iahe.l also a barn. lncuircat thi' c irn- lice. TMTKNISIIKO ROOM TO RENT A i lady i. luinislieu room on first street can he rented by inquiring xt this office. IfAN'l ED Agents to pell leal estate, both IT ma'e and leinale Stcaly einjilo.vinent and eo il pay, Apply to F. A. Uurkhit, r.-al estate agenl, upp site First NuCoi al bank. M ONEY TO LOAN. We h-.ve pit i v o inonev to loan on Real Estate o. I' tv ti two to live ears time. Tali on u at our IIicc opHitu tnc ltere House. bl KKHAKT & KrSSKV MOSEY TO LOAN In larire or wnall amounts, from pix nonlhs U five ars u Albany and I.i in counly ri'al lute t all on or aodrexs W. E. Mi-I'hrrsoii, real estate lroker, oppowitu Uuss house. tf WANTED -To soil 5 yoke of good rattle with yokes, chains, etc. Cattle oiiujf ad in '.mhI eoii.lttU.n. r'or further ini'oMiia tirni write or .-all on Willamette I'utp & p-tper Co. 1. o. bov No. 7-, Oregon Citv Oregon. HENRY F. MILLhR i'co one ,v Sons pihiios meaning the liest fa vorittf and i ineilium ph..-e. pianos at Will & Link's. Also fine cr:raus an.l biuall iiL-.tr. tnuotj and the l :st sewing ma''hinc IIOKEM FOU MALE. fPHE UNPEKSIC.VED HAS FOR SALE AT I hill place near Allianv a lot ( itoikI. wel! br.ikehors.-s to wit: A pan of sorrel-. v..-i(rht J 1 1-0; mn .if frays, lino; iaii of bais 12.i0; span ol drivers, .i; one lam il v .-rnajfe h.irs, laie and j;oh1 style; and tHo :-ood s..li lie horses. Prices reasonable and i.rms easy. JAJIES ELKIvs-. Kxrrutor's Notice. fn th-j county conriof Linn county, t gu. Iu t-e matter of the estate ..f I (ieo, W, Wartnotli, deceased NO TICK is herliy given that the inilersigiMril the duly appointed, qual ilied and acting ev.eut'ir of the last will and testament of (ico, W, War n .itli, deceased in pursuance of the .-rins and directions of said trill and in further pursuance of an order of the above entitled court duly made and entered of record in tin; above entitled caue on the St!i .lay of June 1 8S8, authorizing. Ii ;ei'in and le qmring the undersigned as atiuh executor vo sell the real property in said decree tnd hereinafter described: I will on Saturday the dih day ol December, IS'.H) at the hour if 1 o'clock r. l, of said day offer for sale and sell at public auction at the court house door in thecitv of Albany Oregon to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand tin- fo'.iowing describ ed real property to-wit: liegiiinini; at the Simthwc.it coruer of the Ifcmatinti Lind Claim of Sydney Smith and wife rutiuiiig thence Ivist 3J0 rods, thence North 100 rods thence est SO roils themv; South rol., theuce Wejt 2-iO rojs thence South 14(i:-i rods to t e pla-'e of beginuiiii; outainif acres, mor-i or less, lvin ami beiu in Sections 10 and 17, T;i. 14 S. It. 3 W. Will. Mer, in Linn c unty Oregon, Uaic.l this l li dav of November 18:Ni. (iKO. W. Kf.KNKV, Execut r t f tlie last will and test. Iiieut of (ito. W. Wul'inotli deu'ii. Hkw iti- A JkVINi', Att'ys for Kxeuu'.or, -HAS A FIXE LINE OF SEALBTTE lie also makes a specialty or Ladies' and Mens1 fine shoes, Yon can find The City Liquor Store M. HA XJMOAll Tf Proprietor. CV$ex door to the Old Follows' empte, Albany, Oregon 9 Keeps constantly oo tuo-t the flnest Imported ami domestic wines, liquors, cigars an tcbarso Only first class liquor store la the city (KM ID 70 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -MsD tMnr, Hug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and full line o Smokers' Articles. Net Coot to Pffelffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FROM AN BUDS. vAUllUn wamitei mae) every pair aehienKDieand vrice ta.aiped' betteai. SjOj saKs 0 m am H ! W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and L,aoed Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than or the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. o CO IBM Oenalne Iland-aewed, an elegant and 9 stylish dress Shoe which commends ttiielf. JkM Iland-newed Welt. A r cult (hoe unequalled for style nl i!;ty. O Shoe, at a popular r'- SO.SO Pollcemnn'n H. ...especially adapted w f or rallron I nu . . , itierm, eto. All made in Con, . button and Lr.ce. $3 & $2 SHOES . .Fr?.?o hi .nw.w. hare been most farorably reeelred since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Aak rour Dealer, and direct to factory enclosing advertised Dostal for order blanks. 1 X XitA .d4 al Jewel Heateis,;.tyou plvse. All rip lit Catch it. How'; s business J hat's hye! Ir r r r click. SOTM'K TO Tt VI 11 Ml. VOTU'E is hereby u-iven, that I, or my ll IHjpnly. will meet the rat-pn.ers ij l.iiiu County, Oregon, at '.) o'clock . M and remain until 4 o'clock P. M , atth. ir rese t ive places of voting iu the several precincts, at the billowing tunes aid pl.i e9 for the t nr pone of c-l'eeiing the Taxes lor the yew of isoo: Rn.;k Creek, Monday, Nov 24, 1810 Fox Valley. Tuesday, " 25, Seio, We ims.iav, " ad, " Fianklin Butte, 'I hiiraday. " 27, Santiam, Friday, " 2d, Lt.-bani.ri, Saturday, " 29, ' Wattri.M., Mnnday, Dee, I, Liberty. luesdiiy, " 2. " Saeet Home, We.lnes.iay, " y, lini h Creek, Thursday, 4, " I rawfor.lsvill2, rmlay, " ItrowiiHxille, Saturday, " , ' Center, Monday, s, " Stra-ue, Tue.la-, , llarrislmr, We.inelay, lu, llalsey, Thurs-lay;' 11, ' Shedd', Friday, 12, Tamrciii, Satunlay. ' :, Orleans. Monday, l, Pcoii-t, 'luvsiay, lu, - feat Allnv, W'e.hii'Mi.v, 17, West Albany, Thuraday, Is, " Albanv, Friday, " ' pj, ' Prompt ptyment will be rcpurc-J. Pay your taxes and save cuts M, SCOTT, S'.ierirl an 1 tax Coileutir Dated November, 3, Islw. JACKETS ! what ' want. DEALER IN- AND KEY WEST Briar Pipes, as a imorters ana JJeaiers 1:1 a i kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery descript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock toutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods. QuicV sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. H 7 h I ir be s cannot supply yoi ou send price. or a W. L. DOUGLAS, Brecktea, Maaa. T i n o--a line- i-l i n u Hello! Hello, Central Yes thews Say. (five me Mat ' Washburn- WhatJ Hello, Matthew Waashhurn ! IJr r r lick! Hell,,, IMlo! That you? All ri ht Send me one of thos $,.0 Kov. uou. So s mine. (Jood For a nice koUI watch go to Will & Stark 'if. $1.50 will Imv you a pair of tliope elegant eight-button length un dressed Mostpietoir kid gloves at the ladies' Bazaar. 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 beautiful cement walls in the cemeteries, put up by Egan & Achison, at half the cost of stone. Bcfor urchasing your Artista materials examine the new stock just ox.'ned at the drug store of J. A. Cuuimiiig, succcbsoi- toll. G Hubbard. Sick headache is the bane of many liven; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. II. Mclean's Liver and Kidnov pillets. They are agreeaole to take and gentle in tlieir action. rnTiiH:i!ta Tlf II. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AMj SUKr i X I. fceon, A Ibai.y Orcsu. H. DAVIS. M. D. 1'liYSlClAN Ar SUi'eoli. Can be found at his niEoe room in oiranati a block, rirbl street. Albany Ororon- c. C. KELLY. 1'UYSICIAN AND $UR- Keon Albaov. Oregon, offiit n Pir-rr' new block. Oitice hours, from 6 a. h. to r. a A J. ROSSITEK, VElliRINARY NUK . ifeon, Kn luate of Ontario veterinary college and nic i ber of tin Ontario vetuhn. ary medical soclnty, U prepared to treat the diseases of all domcsH.-nted animi's on soionimc principles. Olfico at Ans Mhall's livery stable KtHideuco 4th and Calapooia afreets, Albany, Oregon. Da. K. A. McAmstsu iioasortTiuc riiT siuian and surgeon. Has removed his olHoe into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. DRO. A. WU1VNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Kellevjs Hnspi tal Ucdieal College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty, Olliee in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albany Oreiron. DR. M. J. Sunreor PATTON. PHYSICIAN AKn Sunreon. lilumlienr'a Rlnek. All.mv rtr remale dueases a SKX;Ulty. Consult ition free. f V. HAMIIEULIN. M. D., Ilouttliie stand, llroadalbin street j riiysicau, oince al l)r, tvailaces old OlHec Iiours, 7 to 9 A. 1 to 3 and (( to 8 !. M. ATTOU.VEVa. T. BURNRV. fc. T. R4RI.V, J. W DRAPKR B URNJY, KARIN & DRAPER, ATI'OK- neys at law, Orovon City. Ore-'on. Twon. ty years expencu w as r.K'iiterof U13 U. S. Land Offlco at Oregon City and in the land practice reeomincnds us in our specialty biiainess licforc the Lund Otice or the courts and inv dving tlie prautiee in the irceral Land Office. HC. WATSON, attornoy-at-Uw, Albany . Oregon. Odk-c in Straban block. J. N. DUNCAN ATTORNEY-T LaW and notary public OTiee in the Strahan iii.h;a, rooms no. I and I. 0. R. N. BuA.'KRIIK. a. a WP.IUHT, BbACKlit-RN. & WI1IOIIT ATI'OUNEY AT Law, Albany Orcpui. tlll.ve iu IM-I ellow's Temple. ill pr. lii-c in ail count. it the state, and give spociai attention to al bueiness mOLVKTtTONiAUU&Tn'hrMiv V at Ijiw, Albany, Or.--Olhee in rooms li and 11 Fos er's iilovk, over I.. E. Main's Bloro T KwEATHKRKoi;r,' atIx u.-Teya! . law, Albany, Oregon. )! in the Klinn Hlnck. Will practice n all th courts of thestate, and give specin. attention to all business TAMES P MBM, An'OKNCY-AT-LAVY and title exvniuer, Alliaiiy, Or Will practice iu all th.i courts of the state. Ab stracts of title furnihhed on short notice. Ten years experience. SKCIIKT hOCIKTIfc.V. O. U, W. Safety I.o.lo No, 13; meet every Mondav evening at tli O. A. It A hall on l-erry aircvt, lietwcen s.vond and ThinI, Albany, ilrognn. STraugers in the city and trinsielll brut'ur.m corl.nl ly invited to attet.d. MePherS'in Iot No. 5, O. A. K. fitAtwl nirotinss at the (J. V. K. Hall on trie second and Fourth Friday- evonings cf eaoli moiii-h. Transient Comrades are eordi y invito! t inic-l with us S. W. KKKCR, B. F. Tabikr, Commander Adjulaiit. Land r?rveylns. PARTIES niSIRIKe BURTEYINS DONS CAN OB tain accurate nd prompt work by callinsr upon ex-county surveyor F, r. T. Fisher. He has complete copiee of field notes and town ship plata, and is prepare 1 to do surveying in any part of Linn county. PosUiltice address, Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon. CW. AYEKS, ARlMIirrXrr AND SUI'ER . iutendant. Offi over First National bankjhuilding, AH-any, Or. Work solicited from all parts .if the county MONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON t'oo-l real e"ate wieurity. For particu lars enquire of iivj. Iluniphny. REVERE HOUSE, Af.bANY, OR. CHAS Pfeifler, Prop. Only lirt-e-.-las house n the city, ljirge sample rooms for com merci-.il men. No Cliii.ai:ien einph.yed in the kitchen. General stiee ollic Corvallis. n - WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD J ing ; lire, life and accident insurance cim- panies. STANARI) & CUS1CK, -PKOl'KIETOIiH OF GiTI Dealers in I'liix, Medicines, Chcui ieals. Fancy and Toilet Articles. Sip "M" Brushes, l'crfuuicry. School and Artists' Supplies. Physician's presuru. turns carefully coinpouuded First Street, Albany, Oregon. Colors Lumber I sell the bcfct Imiihor in this coun try, cedut Posts, hhin,itv, lath, doort and windows, niotihl;nf, etc. Prims from 55 to $22 per tii.msaud. Yard it Lawson, on the Narrow Gauge. See me Wore pui.:lia..in el.iew liere. W. W. CKAWI OUD. I'nhtiilli -e ail. Ires?. Tallnian, Oregon Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON II AND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, ascitic a lot of Fruit Trees .f all kinds as can lie found anywhere on the coast If you contemplate plant ing trees, it will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. HYMAN ct BROWNE LL. The Union Pacific. Is the only iint. running two fast trains dnilv from Portland to Omalia, M. Paul. Kansas City, Chicago,' St. Louis and all toints East and S.iuth. Buy your tickets of (!. (i. lUwIinga, foi..t of Broad albin street, Alb-my. The lTnion Piii-ific are now run ning two dailv Irtiiin tliriiiiL'li to Chicago in three days, carryingall classes of passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists t-!eepei's and fn reclining chair curs attached. Pav.-etij:. is can now leavi-Ponland at 7 a. m. and ! r. .m. For sleeping car r-s-i rvation. fU: apply fo C. H. I.hw iigs, foot oi I'.ioadalbiii i-treet. ! - i J 5fc i uraaujuriiu.'T' Sencljor CI fcul.r,$l tr Urflt 3 SPRINFIELQ A. WHEELER, SrRlNdFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPUING FT KJJ) SAIhany vard and olllce on Kailroad, hetwecn 4th A. Wheeler, Alhanv Manairer. :Taviiiff luaiher not exfflled in .nudity, hnd facilities not surpassed forthi irorupl and satisfactory tllKntr or oi.li tv.,1 resiMM-.tfullv Milieit a share ofth. rde JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. i nr. LRAUiau UKUCKKKY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GEN CI JtS ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA 4D GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS MBY AND DOLL CAR, hi AGES, ANDA Gaaoral A333rt3at of Paaev Goods. il'ty ' - a it i ai 1 o'rie fia Urge it stok in th Valley. iCst?"!'! ?uranj agent for Fire and Mei iue. FOR PURE DRUGS TOIL El' AND GO -ALSO The finest Line of Pianos and Organs in ftp Willamette Valley. CALL AND EXAMINE An Absolaie 'u e The Orijrln-"! AMetine Oinimcut i it'T ;mt tip ir 1--. r )... t. boxes, sod is n absc'iii.; rnre for old sores, huriis. wounds, ch.itpt d hsi dt and all skin eruptions. Will positive. Iv cum nil kin. In of piles. At-k tor the Oritrinal Ahietinc Oiutment. Bold by F'ohfly A Mason i,t 25 cents per box it niaii 30 ecl. WED! mm h dried phi rv)))i:);.l'wl plums. HIGHEST CASH PRICE WILL BE PAID BY THE mtmt PAcmc a Try Mueller & Garrett's fine roast coffee; once used, always used. IIolSo there? Do you know Liiter u t!i o ily www in Alb v th it evi sell y Vu eastern tickey MetiP, youths and Ixivr clothing oh the sewn I floor atU. W. Simp son's. i. W. Simpson ha ju-t receive. 1 a tine line of healetie jackets in nil sty les. The only water filterer that gives perfect satisfaction are for sale hy Matthews &. Washburn. I I I lt-,rl r 9 a . SAViliILL OREGON d 5th streets JSZ- F t a : i IlVou FANCY TO GOODS G. L BUCKMN JJrnsB. F&intB, Oils Jt aJl Km at books LsUooery. pssioaai all, etc easelaal.- 1 & FBJX7S UMPli CARRIES- hwMmalfiflm TfanraJsriaV fRara ! "SSSS" Tht OaaManU fHr aa Vsfatfys IiBOTKIO COVtH OUR mm 9$im. wiVf. otMumnioii. MkyaHDrajaVta. Iak Ke, Ms 41 ' os,, pra -Migsjiea. ot SHI LOU'S VIT AL I BER is wbst yon ne forConstiptti-i n, loos of Aapetite, llx i.es, and al' svnit imt of I) yspepsia. Fr 60 and 75 etn per bottle. For (tie 1 FoOay & MaafHi. Flue Itres.ed thlrkens. tVrf"i desiring a dressed f i'hi.:ken -bold l--ave the-r oder at J.ihn Dtr-renpir '? meat market, lie a'so keeps lwof, pork, aaiiRagp, l.r.con nd l-ams. Marki t on Fir trt-et, acrces ftoiu Buss IIoiih HIS STIMJK ( Leap Pasture. lYr"ii- lc;ini pasture near I h!- 'ity mn obtain the .tme by rd!iti'nn f-"rt!d W. Blnm'-i-ig, wl o Un- the west half of what in known Mot-teiihV pas "rt- Uur unt at 1 Od p-r in nth er head. SrSIXEM HATICBS. The latest neet mnsic at Mn Hyinan'a. No. 1 8lar tomaloos ud all kincs ol fresh canned treod at a very low figure at Conrad Meyer's. Mexican Cactus Bitten . the bes remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases. Indigestion, etc For aale at M Banoigart't, A new line of fine wall-papers with bolder tto match have been opened Fortuii A Irving'. They ate new nd ele .t designs. Call and see them. Health is Wealth ! Vr . C. Wests nerve and brain treatment, a guar anteed sieeiflc for hysteria, diuii cs. He, f tadache, i-tr-n.i.s prostration . 1H( t ) mi t ie o akf I ol il K laeeo xliiriig cf Liain km Itii ii in ti.a sin lui ii.K u si cry. decay acd lose of power in either atx acn box con- taiua one iuuth'a trcatiuei t, line dol lar a box. or six box ea f-r v dollars. tait I y n ail pre id cn receipt of price, Guaianteea Issoet ri ll by J. A. CuBimiiigs, droggist sole agent, Albany, iregon. $500 REWARD - We will f ay the above reward for any ease of iiver comptair t. dyspeuds, siok headache, indigestion, coi.stipat.u.l or coetiveneaa we caii'.at cure with West's liver pills, when th direction are strictly eomplieo with. They are ui ely vegetable and never fail to give Atiuaction. Larue lioxee. roi tainiug 3 ) piils, 2j ceots. The genuine manufactured only by the John C. West company. Chicago Illinois. Sold by J. A. Cummings, drugKbt Albany, Oregon. Take Simmons 'Liver Regulator One Dose xroMrm ioo Dollars Data A. L. R: I eonstder one d.we ens Liver Jieanlator mnrth aiia. Ins was oth the Ire -onoipaud, had Headache, could eat in with ratirf action uraopetite- ha oluea, awl frhstiogehermnof eortx. soriMl to Blue AUm. Calomel. Ouir.in , aid evory remedy source tert. but m.iv ot.fairjed tenipocarr relief. One dnw of 8 L R did m m re rood than fkM worth of doctors an dxtoring. Resr'j. J C Mains. I have been a tcujier for twenty veaia, and during that tune hve had lepeatrd attacksof ' hcadiu-hr, pro! need by torpid Liver, snd havelN-en eutirely isi ed bv Simmons Litet K gulrf-. I loan ' t'tn I of so mild a cbara-U-r in it aetlni. t not to irterfem, in the least ith my duti in the school room, lo those Simi ; situ: I d and mlij.-ct tntite dime, 1 cannott o higl reoommet.d Mm n on. Liver Peculator. K, K, rl Cant ..", !l. r. rallfar-Ua rCal-K-Care. The only gur.-aoteed curs for eatarr cold in the lie 1. hav fevar. .ose cold --rrhl dcafr s and soreej.-s. Re t-."V- -teandnnpl....- breath, resultir r from ratarrh. F.aa nd pleasant It ise. Follow dim tion nil a cure if w vranted, hy all drug giatR. 8ud fc cireul.r lo Ahictin Medical Compi ;y. Oroyille.C'il. Six months' trcaljnt for fl; sent hy mail. 1 10, F ; ra'c l y Foshav Mason. .P-oj rietcr (.'.. j Albany Soi!j iVorb f- And annufacinrcr of- Wcdhirry W. rr n..w prepared to furnish rlir.ie. fe"" eaH'ies of be crade, rnnriatiisiln pure stick. aairtd fcpi, mixed ratvitea. exira Frmcb and ch'eolar Tesnia. fii mlved. .sndv toys and a enteral aajcnnHiri of Boe eand.c at wnLrHtr. 0 retail aVOrden frn onnr-r ileik r" prcmnt'r at tended to. Factory oo First tiK. ALBANY GRfcGOH