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THANK80IVIM0 PROCLAMATION.
Washington, Not. 8, IS!).
By the grace and favor of Almighty
Hud tbe 1 eople of this nation have
been led to the closing days of a pas,
iug year, w.h.ch nas been full of the
biesaluge of peace and the comfort
if plenty. Bountiful compensation
Las come to us for the work of oui
lulu-la in every department of humau
Industry. Now, therefore, I, Benjamin
Harrison, President of the United
Mites of America, do bercbv appoint
'I hursday, the 37th day of November.
lo be observed a a day of prayer au J '
thuiiksKviii!!f and I do invite the .--1
pie upon that day, to cense from thci
labors, to meet in their accustomed
bouses of worship and to join in rcn.
tiering gratitude and pruic to rur
be lit-tii-eat Creator for the -icj bless,
inn's he has grant d t:s as a nation aud
in 'iking tbe continuance of his pro.
lection anil grace for the future.
I commend to my el low citizens
tbe privilege of remembering the poor,
homeless and sorrwful. Let us en
deavor to merit the recompense of
charity and gracious acceptance of our
praise. Iu testimony whereof I have
1 hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed.
loiie t the city of Washington this
eighth d ty of November, in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred and
ninety, and the indcdetidcnce of the
l'n ted States the one hundred and
itrtteuth.
Sal Benjamin IIakiuso.v.
.y the Presiuenl: JamesO. Bi.aixe.
Secretary of sMuto.
' 'LOST COXOKBSSES."
Secretary Blaine, in hiss) ee ;li !
at it... li.tUIn..nr r.. :.. . -i . I
- . ai.aiiciuj VI IVAUSli; III I 11 1 1 .1 -
delpbia recently said :
1 do not mean to iiuuly at nil,
geutlrmen, that the result of Hie
elections for congress whether
we lose it or whether we g tin it
will in any great degree affect the
republican part v. 1 believe that
from the Presidency of Andrew
Jackson, with oue exception, down
to the time of Alnhaiu Lincoln
cheer I g. hack further, from
the time of John (Juincy Adams to
Abraham Lincoln with one ex
ception, every administration lust
its second congress. .
Here is the summary of con
gressional elections between presi
dential years for tho past fifty
years, compiled by the Philadel
phia Press.
1840-William II. Ha rrison
(Whig) elected President. Con
gress elected stood: Whigs, 133;
Ixm-os-Focos, 102. The Congress
elected in 1842 stood : Whigs, i0 ;
L ico- Focoa, 140.
1844 James J. Plk (Dem.;
elected president. Congress elected
st..od: Whig-, 16; Ixm-o-Focos
135. The congress e'ected in 184ii
8t.d: Whigs, 115; LooFocos,
108.
1848 Zachary Taylui (Whig
elected preeideat. Congress elected
efood: Whiga, 111; Loc -Focos.
116. The congress elected in 1850
stood; Whigs. 88; Oipof-itiun,
140.
I3.c2-Frankly n Piorce (Item.)
elected president. Congress elected
flood: Whigs. 71, democrats, 150.
The congress el -e'e I in 151 stood:
Kepiil.licuns, 108 ; deini crafs, K3;
Fillmore Aiiierit uiis, 4:1
13'ja Jaiue Buchanan (Hem.)
elected president. 1'ongirsa ehc
te,I stood: Demociats, 141; re
p ibli an ', !2. The congress elected
in 1858 stood: Republicans, 114;
democrats, 87.
IHtiO Alimloim I I P,.i.
e. ected president. Congress elec
ted Hood: i;epnblicitis lOtij
democrats, 42; nnioniit', 2S. Tbe
congress elected in 1802 skxid :
Republicans, 102; democrats 75.
1 8i4 Abraham Lincoln (Rep.)
le-elected president. Congress
elected Io.mI: Republicans, 145 ;
democrats, 40. Tlie c ingress elec
in IStiti stood; Republican-, 143;
democrats, 40.
18i Ulysaea S. Grant (Kep.)
elected president. ingress eli o
ted stood: RepuMicai.s, loll;
democrats, 01. The Congresa
elected in 1870 stood: Kepubli
ranri, 131 ; democrat, '.Mi.
1872 I'lyaes S. Grand (R p.
re elected president. - Consrs
elected stood : Republicans, 1D5;
elec
ted in 1801 stood: .R.'piiblic..ii,
1 8 ; democrats, 100.
1876-Hutherfoid K. Il.iy.g
(R.-p; sleeted presioei. jngiess
elected stood : Republicans, 140;
democrats 15.). The congress
elected in 1S78 stood: Kepubli
caur, 130 : democrats, 1 -!'..
1880 Jamea A. Garfield (Kep.)
elected president. Congrefs elec
ted stool: Republicans, 5';
democrats, 130. The Congress
elected in 18S2 stood: Republi
cans, 11!-; deuioera's. 200.
1884 Grovor Cleveland (Dem.)
elected president. Congress elec
ted stood: Republicans, 138,
democrat, 182. The congress
elected in 1880 stood: Republi
cans, 152; democrats, 101).
TUB BSET SUUAR BUSINESS.
One of the topics that particu
larly interests the producers of
tlrs country, at the present time,
ia the production of beet sugar.
The Chicago Prairie Farmer
says that it "has kept its readers
fully informed as to the status of
the manufacture of beet sugar in
the United States for the last
twenty-live years, including the
failures at Chatswo; th, III.. Fond
da Lac, Wis., the attempts in New
Jersey, in New Eng'and States
and in California. It is not neces
sary here to recapitulate reasons
why all these enterprise?, except
one in California, failed. The
first and great Napoleon way well
le called th father of beet-sugar
making, lie fostered the enter
prise in France. To-day more
than two-thirds of all commercial
sugar made in the world is beet
sugar made .in Europe. Many,
perhaps, ull European guveru-
mants no' exact a tax of about
five dollars per ton on the beets
raised. Not over twelve tons per
acre is sought to be grown, fiuce
large beets do not contain to hi;h
a per cent of sugar as beets of
about three-quarters of a pound
each. On the basis of twelve tons
of Icrets per acre the tax the Kii-n-pcan
governments exact is aliout
-i.xty dollars per ucrei."
It then goes on to ejy that the
huilding and operating of a fac
tory, and the growing of lieets at
Grand Island, Nebraska bus proven
to be highly succebsful, as the
iuality of pure i-ugar was pro
duced. The factories are to be
enlarged, aud numerous branch
ones ntaited. In conclusion it
.iy8 that the present season in
.Nebraska bus proved to be the
driest known for seventeen years,
and Nome farmers failed 'o ruine
not only t orn and small grains in
paying quantities, but beets as
well. Many, however, have raised
crops which show a net prntitof
$20 to 00 ier acre.
Tailing all theiie facts into con
sideration will it not pay to in
vestigate the subject, and, take
advantage of the most favorable
conditions in Oregon for this
great industry.
re n Klne hikI I'selui I'renenln to he
iiveu Away.
Commencing November 1st. 1
will present every one a ticket for
.acli dollar's worth of goods pur
cliaH'd, entitling the holder to a
chance to draw one of the follow
ing beautiful presents:
1. Large dinner castor. . .$10 00
2. Fuicv fruit dish il IK)
8. .silver cake basket 8 0,1
4. Silver card stand 7 00
5. Set silver knives and
forks 0 OH
f. I out ile pickle caHtor. . 5 00
7. Silver butter dish.. .. 4 CO
8. Single pickle castor. . ." 00
i. Seth Tbomus clock 2(0
lo. Silver cup 1 00
F. M. Fuksoh.
: FINE PRESSED chickens:
; MUELLER A GARRK '"'V
Have you seen those lieaittiful
cement walls in tho cemeteriee,
out up by Ega.ii & Achisou . at half
the co it of stone.
XNir ion a r.
w
TAN'TKO A v'ood airl to dt vecr.ii
nouiework. AppO utlli.Mi.n i-r.
tjH)U KKNT Nicely furnished rooms on
Krl btriet. Foi pm Ocular impirtf at
thin ihc:.
IioK I1ENT HdTim fnnii-li d or i
1 tslieil al-Mi a !tarn. ltiiiure a' tli
irn
lice LH'H.SISIIKD ROOM TO KKNT A I i el
X finiiilieil room nn r irit stiect c.tn he
rcnttvl by iiMinrin at thi. utticu.
If AN 1KD Ayelils b sell leal estate. Iiotli
l lllil'e and IcIliaV Sea l vliliiloyinel.l
and io d p.y. A l tu t . A Uiirkhut.
rekl e-latc uent o. site l-'irst Nat:ut hi
liaiiK.
MONKV TO LOAN We hive t(.
iiittney t'i loan on Kent Kst i 11 l
in twu u live e;trs nine. i:all mi u at ( in
ottice ipp4iie I lie iU'vrre IIouhc.
til KKHAItf i. Kns.Mtv
MONtY
TO LOAN- In larsre or small
1U
ItL aiii'iiinla. irotn six in 'ii;hs oj live tais
on Alliany an, I Li m eoanly real e rate
Call hi or aUilreiia V. K. Al l'licm.,i, ival
estate bruktr, ,,j,'itc I'm house. tf
UrASIKD-Tos-l! ijr.ke of if.iod r.itt!e
with yL,, chains, etc. Cullie uiinii
and in,K"si I'Uiid.ooii. 'or Mrtlier tul"rui
lion write or call on W ilia ueile l'u' Ai aki
Cu. . O. bo o- tirecmi CH Oiejfoii.
Gr "W SIMPSON"
-HAS A FINE LINE OF-
SEAL ETTE
lie also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens'
fine shoes. You can find
JULI'CJS
Manufacturer of
-AND DEALER IN-
:igars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, at
full line o' Smokers' Articles.
N'utt a, to PUelfter'a candy store, Albany, Oregon,
W A. N T .ED
Ten thousand Men Women aud Children to buy goods of -
DEYOE & FKOMAN BUOS.,
PimPTAIaT w- I- Daaclaa Bhaaa mrm
V&U 1 lUXl warrsiM, mui every amir
baa bla name and price aiaaaeeal ea kottaaa.
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W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
Viae Calf aaa Laced Waterpreaf (iraln.
The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe
cannot be better shown thaa d the strong endorse
ments ut Its thousands of constant wearers.
SeM I Jeaalne Ilend-aewed. an eteft-ant ami
9 stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself.
s4
3
3
JOO Haad-aewed Well. A fine calf hhoa
unequaiiea for style ana ouraiiuy.
SO Ueedrear Welt Is the st.indard dress
Shoe, at a popular price.
SO Polfceasaa'a Hkoc lv f .ally adapted
for railroad men, farm, r ,-tc
AU made la Congress, i 1 .i.m and Lace.
1 $3&$2 SHOES lafd,2s,
hi
bare been most favorably reeetveti since introauceii
and tbe recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold at these prices.
Ask your Dealer, and If he cannot supply you send
direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a
postal for order blanks.
W. L.. DOLULAH, Brecktaa, Maea.
ai Jewel llH.ileis r jou plvetse AU rloht Catch it.
How's business? That's uott. Sos mine (iood
bye! IJr r r r click.
XOTH K TO TI-PAll:Kl.
VOTiI'F: is hereby yiveti, that I, or my
il licputy. will meet tlie Tax-paters !f
l.inn County, Oregon, al !i o'clock . .M.,aml
remain until 4 uYlix-k p, II , at th ir tespe t
iie places .f voting iu I he several precincts,
at the follow ini; times ami pla, es for the I nr-p-jse
of clitTiiiirf tlie 'laxcs lor the e of
ls'K):
llo- k Creek,
Fux Valley.
Nov
4, lSKl
'i tltBHlw t
WodiuHtiuv,
'I hunt) lay.
Kriilay, "
.Saturday,
Munclity ,
'luc!iJu,
U ctliifmlay.
J hurwhiy,
r riilay.
SaiuitUy.
MoiHtav.
"I iteUy,
WtNtiit'Miay,
Thur-la;
Kn.l;i, "
iSaturiiay.
Mulat
'I m tt :a ,
WedittrmUy,
Khla .
.i.
Ktaiiklin liiittt,
Sintiaiu,
I.e'-aiiDii,
Vattr ..
I. iU'i-cy.
Svitvl Hon:t?,
t r.iAtuni!iiil ?,
II. trrutbur;.
llalM-v.
Shtilti'ii,
ratitfi'til.
Orliraiiti.
I'cin ix,
tMt Alltaiiy,
West Albin,
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3, '
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11.
12,
If,
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1.
Albany,
in.
i'rompt paymMit will le reiiiitrt!.!
Pay
m. scorr.
Shi r ill jm,i tat C llsjtlor
Datl Xovemlsrr, 3. Jsu.
JACKETS !
what want.
JOSEPH,
Choice Guars
AND KEY WEST
"Imorters and Dealers in a I kinds o
guns and ammunition fishing ackie of ev
ery deFcript:on, cutlery and base ball goods,
tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The
laigest stock bouU. of Portland. Come one
and all. No trouble to show mods. Quid
sales and small profits is our motto. Also
repair shop connected with store and first
class workmen to do all kinds of work.
f-
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n r- t-1 1 n ir
Hello! Hello, Central
Yrs Say, (Jive me Mat
thews Wasliliiiin
U'Lhlf Hello, Matthew
Waashburu! Br r r
lick! Hello, Hello! 1 hat
on? All ri ht Send me
i one of tho-i ,0 Uoy.
Buy yotir watches, clocks and
jewelry at F. M. Krencli's and et
ciianceH in the drawing. Ten
presents to lie given away.
Just received tlie extra length
and evening shades in gloves, also
lace handkerchiefs and fans ut the
Ladies Bazaar.
$1 50 will buvyou a pair of those
elegant eight-button length un
dressed Mosqttetoir 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.
BefoM ' urchasing your Artist"
material! examine the new stock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cuniniing, successor to II. C
Hubbard.
Sick headache is the bane of
many lives ; to cure and prevent
this annoying complaint use Dr.
J. II. Mclean's Liver and Kidney
pillets. They are agreeable to take
and gentle in their action.
11
II. ELLIS. PHYSICIAN avo SL'l.i
geon, Alloi.y (IrcKon.
WIL DAVIS, M. I. I'HVSICiAN AND
SUieon. Can le found at his oilice
room lo Strahau's block, First strict, Albany
Oregon-
CC. KELL y7 PII YSICI A N AND iUll
. gcon Alliany, Oreumi, othi-e n Pierce"
new block. Office hours, from 8 a. m. to
. a
J. ROSSITKU, VKTF.KINAKY Sltl
. Kon. Krailiiata of OnUrio veU-rinar)
college and men bcr of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all iliur.cx'iotul animals cu
scientific principles. OrtU-e at Ans Marshall'!,
livery stable lieiideiiue llh and t'alaiiooia
streets, AlW.y, Orcjron.
Da, E. A. MvAlihtsr iinMKoi'ATinc rur
sician and surceon. lias removed his
office into Crawford's blKk. All calls piompt
ly attended to.
DRG. A. WUI'NEY, PHYSICIAN ANP
surgeon. Graduate of Kellevue llospi
tal Medi'-al (Jolle-e, New York City. Disease
ot women a specialty , Oihce in at residence
on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine,
Albany Oregon.
DR. M.J. PATTON, PHYSICIAN A XI)
Surifcon, Bliiniherir's Block, Alliany, Or.
Female diseases a iecialty. Consuit-ition
free.
CU. HAMI'.KKLIN, M. D., Homut!iic
rhysic-an, oltice at Dr. Wallace's old
stand, Broadalbin street. OHice li jurn, 7 lo
a A. .; 1 to 3 and to 8 P. a.
ATTOKNEfft,
W, T. BURX1V. L. T. BARIN, 3. W DRAPKR
BURNSY, BAKIN & DIlAPKIl, ATfOlt
neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen
ty years experienjo as roister of thill. S.
Land OrHco at Oregon City and iu the land
Iiractice recommemls 119 in our sieeialty
iiisiness livfore the Land Oflicc or the court's
and involving the practice in the j;ccral
Land Office.
HC. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Albany
, Oregon. Oltice in Stiahan hlnck.
J.
N. DUNCAN ATroK.KY-T LAW
and notary puhlic. OTicc in liie Sirahan
nioca, rooms nn. 1 aim 2.
D. K. H. Bu.VKRCRN. . WKIOIIr.
IlLACKUUKN, & WlilHUT ATM IIIN KY AT
JM , ni,Mll, vrit-;,tii. I'llil.v l I
ellow's Temple, rf ill practice in all courts 1
nf Ihari.l. .n.l u,.....,nl -..I ....I a.II I
business
WOLVEKTON CIIAK1.RS K. AITOKNLY
at Law, Aihanv, Or. 0:hVc in rni ii 13
and ll Kos cr's li!s.'k, over L. h. i:ian't
tore.
JK.""WKATllrTKKitir, ATi'i itNKV AT
.law, Albany, Orccun. lit in the
r'limi Block. W ill pnutuc n all Uir
courts of thestate, and jivc sn'ia. attention
to all business
J A '.IKS P MKI, A r rOKNKY-A I'-LA W
and title examiner, Aihanv, dr. V':I,
practice in all the courts of the st itc Ab
stracts of title fiiriiitlicd on ch.nt 11,1' i.e.
Ten years experience.
SKCKKT bllCIKI'IKs.
A, O. U, W.-Safety Lcsljfc No, IJ; nicct
every Mondiy cieniin at O. A. K
hall Oil Ferry street, tHitCHn hce ind ami
Third, Albany, ilrei;oii. Strauv'-rs in tin
city and transient brethren cordialiy iniitt-d
to attei'd.
Mid'h-rson INwi No. S. (i. A. I!.
St 1 t,il meeting at tlie (J. A. tt.
Hall on the second and Kourin
Friday evcni!!!? cf each niuioli
Transient tVinira'tiTS aie cordi
y invited to meet uith us
S. W. liKUT,
Ll. F. Tasi.fr, Coiiiiu .nilin
AJjiiLuit,
Land Mirievins.
PARTI RS DRS1KINO SI RVKYINll 1SINR CAN OS
tain accurate ltd prompt u-xrk li callinc
upon ex-county surwyoi H, 1'. T. Filier. lit
hascomplcte copier td (let, I noti'S and Mwu
ship plats, and is prepare I tndo survri -mc in
any part of Linn county. I'oKiotlirc a-ldrc,
Millers Station. Linn cou it v,.reiioii.
Cvv. aykks, aki'iii rw;r and siu-ki;-.
tutendaiiL I'H ro over Kirsi National
liankpiuildini;
from all parts
Albany, or.
f (he fMuntv
Work soli-ile,!
IOSKV TO I.O.W-
IOMK r.M'ITAL ON
iil (.',mnI real i.'a;e
lars cn piire ot Oi..
senility. I nr p:ir:ii:it.
Iliiini'iircx.
M KVKKK HOI SK. AI.I.
IiaSV, uK. CIIAs
II I'feilhl, Prop. O11I1 lirxl c.lai-s hoilsi
11 the city. Larcr sample rooms for coin
mercinl men. o Chiiiamet, cmploved in tin
kitchen. Ocncral staue oltic Corialhs.
Cl B. WINX, AUI'.NT KOK 'I II K I.MAH
J it k Ore, life and accident i:i.Mirai,cc i oin
STANARI) & CUSICK.
rr.'ji'niKToius ok
CiTI DRUfi
Dealers in Dms, Meilioincs, Cltein
icals, Fancy ami Tmlct Articles.
Spoua 5riiblns, Perfumery, ScipkiI
and Aitists' Sup)ilus. I'liysician'f
prescriptions carefully ciiiisiundi:il
First Street, Albany, Oregon.
Lumber
I sell the best lumbar in this conn- i
try, cedar litx, slunU s, l.ith, iloors j
and windows, iiioiili'iny, etc. I Vices
frXW $." to J'J'J per tliousaml. Yard
at Lawsnn, on the Narrow (Jano.
See me before purchasing elsewhere.
W. V. ntAWKOKU.
lYntofliec Ailiiress, Talhtian, Oregon
Albany Nurseries.
WE IIAYK f N HAND ATOl K
lllireerv on the Coivallin criml mm
, , ...
nan nine itotii iinvn, i,s im. a lol
of Fruit Trivs ..f ull kinds as can
be found anywhere on tho coast
If you contemplate planlitg trees,
it will pay to t?ee otir stock and gi t
our prices and catalogue free.
HYMAX A IlkOWNKLL.
The I n I on 1'Helflc.
Is the only line running two
fast trains daily from Portland to
Omaha, St. I'atil, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Ixmis ami all jminU
East and South. Buy your tickets
of C. O. R:iwli:igs, foot of Broad
albin street, Albany.
The Union Pacific arc now run
ning two daily train' through to
Chicago in three days, currying all
classes of passengers on both
trains, having Pullman sleepors,
tourists sleepers and free reclining
chair cars attached. I'avsi n-., is
can now leave Portland at 7 a. m.
and 9 f. m. For deeping car res
prvation. ett?. apply to C. H. Haw
. Dgs, foot of Bioadalbin htrtta.
-tya
SPRINFIELD
A. WHEELEH, SPRINCJFIELD, PROPRIETOR.
SlMtlNCilflELI) OHKGON
-"Albany vard and ollicc 011 Railroad, between 4th d 5th slreelaSiJ1.
A. Wheeler, Alliany Manager.
.laving li.aa.lier not excelled in .-(Utility, and facilities not surpassed forth
prompt and satisfactory tilliu-r or orders. I rcstiectfullv solicits sharp oftfM
r-b. WIlPTi.PR
JULIUS GRADWOHL'S
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
THE LEADING CROCKEKY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE
OF ALDAN Y. THE ONLY GENUUft ROGERS BROS SIL
VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA 4D GLASSWARE,
HOY'S WAGON-, rABY AND DOLL CAR,
hi AGES, AND.A
Goaoral A'333rb3i9at of Fancy Goods.
pioia Icy n ttu d mt Cil'm and c'niid'itnn,
:t for n it cu 1 1 1 cirri-H t't ) Ure.it sto,:k in the Valley.
Instiranee asnt for Fire and Wsiine.
FOR PURE DRUGS
TOILET AND FA1SOV GOOI
(JO Tt
I.SO
Tlie finest Line of Pianos anil Organs in the
Willamette Valley.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK
1
f -iv i ; "Csefti
bTQRE, j 'iQL
;The City Liquor Store
j 31. BAUJIGJIiT, 1'i-Oftrietor.
I 7.Vcxt Joor to tho oil .ViiLji' e.upiv, Alban), Oregon
Keei constantly on nan I t'l i i ieit in irtwl an I domestic srines, lisirt, cigars an
ic a-:o vmy nrst cuwa iiuuor iwrc in mo
(t !7.:iT0
I
An Absolaie ln.e
Tbi flriiriii"! Abicline iVti mi-t i .
Kill I pill tl i . 11 j.ili toil.,, ill,
boxes, iiii'l is mii nbsi'lii:c inc for old
son's, burns, wounds, clui) eel Inn lis
sin) :ill skin erupt ions. Will positive
I v cur.i .i I! kinds if piles. Ask lor tlie
OrijjiiKil Abicline Oiiiliiieiit. t 1J bv
F of bay A Msscn at S5 cents per lo
mnii SO '(,a
!1)
1 n.w ti l i
i y I 1 . , , .. r
i ijU.UUU llM 111 R U (i
phi
HK.IIKST CASH PRICK
WILL UK PAID BY THE
WILLACT2 PUSH tt'
Try Mueller Sc (jarrett's line
roast collee; once used, always
used.
Hello there? l)o you ki.ow
feiter U tin o dy in in iu Aibti
th it cart sj!I you eastern tikey
Mens, youths and 1hvb clothing
oh the second floor atU. W. Simp
son's. (I. V. Simpfion hasjut received
a line line of t-ealette jackets in all
styles.
The only water filterer that gives
perfect satirf:iction are for sale by
Matthews & Washburn.
m
plum
SAlVIVilLL
t L BliCKMAN
mm Paints, Oils
I vrrasMt-T 11A UDm artktas
alk. a Ian Da af books ans
tirry. partodkiai, eta.
.ZT Fr rlafswss aafalt)
c.oa 1
ii ex mum mm
Alaaaay
CARRIES
cny
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
kemmaticm, Kevralgiav, Cra
HEAOAOHK, And ALL PAIN.
Th OaMfcrai FesHhr aai Isffatlvs
1KOTKIO COV1H CUR
aWMf MtM. tfH. ooHHmrrio:
UtyallSracgirts. Bask tfis, Mt ft I
aaslajer ft Oa., Praa's. Lex Angatot, Ot
OHILOII'S VITt, I HI is what you ne
' f.ir i.'oiHtiptMi n, loss of Appetite, Ills
ne, and alt synipt tins of Oyspepaia. Pr
VI an 1 75 e-its
KorHay & Mason.
per bottle. For si' a
I' I c.o Oresed Chlrkena.
Perrons deiiing a l reared
chi'-keii sIik Id lciive tbe:r order at
.lnhn l'ercnp t's meat market.
Ile a'po krc)8 Is-ef, twirk, sauoage,
bacon oid bains. Mark-! on Fir'
ttri.-et, ecn?as fiom liitsa Hour
Leap Past are.
Persons desiiing pasture near
tlii-i city i an obtain thf emne by
cittlini! on t-'rt-d W. BlumNrg. who
has the w es lialf of what ia known
as M'liitiMtb's pasture for rent at
1 00 per luoiitb per Lead.
fOM t i I- Ilia
BrSIXEsS HOllCES.
Tlie laic6t ffiicl music at
Mrs
Hy man's.
No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinas of
fresh canned ecod 1 at a very low
figure at Com ul Meyer's.
Mexican Cactus Bitters .8 the bes
remedy in tbe world for liver and kid
ney disease, indigestion, etc. for sale
atM 8atuugart'6
A new line of fine wall-papers with
bolder tto match have been opened
Fortiui fc Irving'. They aie new
nd etc lit designs. Call and see
them.
Health is Wealth !
Dr K. C. Wests
nene and brain
treatment, a (uar
antced seci6c for
liystena, oizaiess.
hte, Iiioiache, tier
ti'iis prostration
ucnd l ihi Lie o
a In Lol t r ulacco
ni.ii(; cf hiain
nn .in f 11. it 1 1.1, it
sid iiiiiitnr tt a i
ery, decay aud loss
of power in either
six t'ach bos con
tains one m oUYa
tieatmui t. One dol
lar a Is . or six box
is f-r "w dollars,
ni.t by a ail pic
laid u receipt of
prke. ituaiantcca
meet i ly t'T J. A.
Cun.Diinirs, drtuinist
sole agent, Albany,
urejtcn.
$500 REWARD
We will pay the alsive reward for any case
of liver complau-t. dvspeuaia. sick headache,
inuiifeetion, constipaiioa or cobtivenesa wa
canma cure with Meat's liver pills, when th
direction are strictly coinplieu with. They
are pn- ' v vegetable and never fail to cite
satis! action. Larve lioxcs. rot taiiaiiiR- 3,1
piila, 3a canta. Ihe genuine manufactured
only l,y the John t'. W est eoniiaiiy. Ciiivaico
Illinois. Sold bv J. A. CutuuiiUKS, diujciiist
Alhanj, Oienon.
Take
Simmons
'JLiver
Regulator
One Dose
iroTm
ioo Dollar-
Iaa 8. L. R: I rounder one drwe im
men Liver Hetnlator worth eilea. was
const ipa ted, ha.1 Hra.fache, eonM eat cth
inc with rat if art n or appetite- ha the
Mnea. aud felt aitoketbermn of anrta. I re
sorted to Rne Mm. lalons-l. Oninin . and
every remedy eojrv-rsirTl. hut orlv ol.iained
tewporarv relic. tie dose of 8 L K did m
sore irootf than St lee) worth of riwton an
dictorimj. Kcsp y, J c Mastis.
I have been a teacher .r twentv veais. and
during that lime have hail lepcatrdattacksof
In sdache, pr-idnrrd l.y torpnl Liver, rnd
have hren entirely ru c! l,v Simaiona Lives
BeiniU'or. I fonn t to be4 snrrild a
character in iu artiot, mot to Interfere, in
the least w ith my dun t in 1 1 n-liiiol room,
lo thiae siml v sin.: a and subject the
si me, I cannot' a hi it - rcconicici.d him
n one Liver Kegrnlator.
E. r. fasts Cr 1 1 . On HU t. .
.Proprietrr of.
Albany Soda Works
And manufacturer of-
Choice CortfcclioDcry
Wr arc r.ow urepaml to furnish chottx
fn h cat aiirs of lt cra,le, mnsistiinrA
pure stick. ssorcd flavom, mixed camliea,
rvlra French and chocolate cresma, farak
ndse.1. iwndi toys and a teiien.l asaortn.eni
of fine candies
AT mwiititj; cr Btltn.
nrrs fr- m mmi-i .lesVrs pron.i tit a
m I'ed in. factory rii Kin: f. r t
A F.MAN Y - 0111?;fiN
JIKJRV P. MIMjKR
s. A Son pisnna nieaiiimr tl
' an
ci A Co
Im.41. Ik
v-rite and good inr.piiii pri -cd pianos at
Will A Link's. A-o fine cr.-xns an-1 small
Instnunr-it and the lieat a.-wl ng ma. dines.
HOBSEts FOB St LIU
THE CNI'ERSIG vrii II AS For SAI.P AT
hia place near All anv lot ot .-nnrf .ii
broke borers to a -ii: A mn f u...i . .
HMispanofrni,,,!;-,,,., ,av". 1200.
span of drivers. ?; one tadv i-aniam!
noras.iaiTreand irl Ti,: .
saddle horses. Pr rrasouab e and lertns
JAMES EL KIN S.
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