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Newspaper Page Text- "-iiT'm- ATHTjT" J1""""1 1 ' 1 1 I"-IT"r ifrTriTWni m mm n i n :i J'ffK MOffrVIKfl tlEKAfJi SUKUA MflMliflft ao, tj(K lttt ?fl rT.lt ft diujjxmaiu Daily a. no WBlK.r 1KMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- SSSSSSBSaaiSS OAILT ubnsacd cry motuiog except Monday.) ivared by orrltr.pt T wees V'SO uil, per yrai ..... 0 00 KIEL Y. IfublbbcJ every Friday Morning.) o copy, per aunum. In advaucc.tOO' hb bui imU iu advance' M TH MAIU. Vail t the Albany M-toffice close f oi ail ofbves north Ttt Fastera states a. a, It Weet Side ( and i be Nairow Ca ut R. R.J J PotUaod and 8a k 11 A. a ' crv. Ilia and Yaquina .12;30r. M offite south 7:30 r. The poHoltice will b d d each cvti.iiui tomtit to seven o'clock. Registered matter lor the ly morning train should be nialletl before r r loue teiiuur. o clock the CREUON PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives Departs Passenger...... rreiht.. . ll.l:tpro'li-20pni a 40oi!7.4ia m MILLS FOR SPEAKER. The election of a Speaker by the Fiity-secoml CYnreFa, which as sembles in December, IS'.U, will be watched with more than ordinary interest a:tya the San Francisco Chronicle. The democrats wil!, of course, organize the house and elect their speaker. A prominent candidate for I he position w ill be Roger IJ. Mills of Texas, the chair- mou of the ways ai.d means com-1 mitlee of the lifthiclh congress and m aspirant for the senate at the close of bis term in the lifty-second ungresa. lulling the present camuaign, and more esecially since the election, Mr. Mills lias t ome out squarely aa a free trader, that is, an an advocate of a tariff for revenue only. He has uhiited his ground einca 1888, for then the most that he claimed to he was a tariff reformer. Now, however, he haa broken completely away from protection and ia an avowed rte trader. If, therefore, he should lie elected speaker of the house in December, 18511, it may lie assumed without frar of contradiction that the presidential election of 1892 in net be fought on the iaaue of free trade or protection, without skulking behind such trees and stumps a tariff reform, or incidental pro'ei tioii, or any of the thins which were made Uc of in the battle of ia. The democratic party in the event of the election of Mr. Mills must stand or fall by free trade, and that without any evasions or mental reservations. If, however, some cue4 else should he chosen speaker who has iiot beeu so pronounced in bia ex pressions of opinion as Mills, it it probable that we may exiiet t the same biifh whacking, guerrilla tactics which the democratic puzty employed in 1888. We may look for aa many kinds and corn plea ions of democracy aa there e constituencies to be cajoled oi humbugged or terrorized. We shall have absolute free trade in oiie place, modi tied free trade in another, incidental protection, wiih variations and exceptions, in a fourth. ror uiese reasons ii is u lo lloped that Mr. Mills may succeed in hi present ambition I nd be chosen sneaker. It is much better that the question of jiolicj should be tried fairly and squarely without any digus'.ses or any hide issue, fjr the fntuie of ihe coun try lor a bvr'u a of vest s is clearly depeudent Uou the iief tioii or wbetiier protection is to be main tained or whether it is abandoned lor free tratle. The people of the United Slates must decide, and it is only f.tir to them to have ti e sane tcjnaielv rri-4"iil'il. A 1AY OF REST. PoSIM . STKR- ( i t.N K It A I - W AN M A- K k has recently been crlt'ciaed by a Western l'eiiuylvania cltry man lecause the mails are carried ami i-o-totlice businesa is trans actetl on Sundav. In reply Mr. Wanamakt-r points out that to stop the handling of Sunday mail mean to atop the wheels of the railroads throughout the country at 1 o'clock on Saturday night. It would be a great accomplishment for Sunday rest, he cays, if the mail dispatch from )maha or San Francisco could lay 114 at V2 o'clock Saturday niv?ht, tut what would become of the postal clerks, engineer and tiain bauds ia not to clear. That every one who works should have one day of rest in every Fever is geuerally admitted. The question ia whether all should have the same day, and it can be demon strated very easily that this ia impractical. Take the case which Mr. Wanamaker cites. To tie tip a train on Sunday means the loss a in tb carrying of the lt the train reache Ua destination on Saturday night, that involve the loss of another whole day, if Sunday ia to be the univer sal rest day, and the common sense of the people would revolt at such a useless waste of time. Or take a more familiar case, that of the newspaper. There haa been a good deal of outcry against the Sunday morning paper, but none, we believe, against Monday morning's, and yet it is Monday's paper, not Sunday's, which in -volvja Sunday work. The news paper man who works on the Mon day paper must work on Sunday. and consequently must take" some other day of the week for his day of rest. Take as another instance the baker who has hot bread for hia customera Monday morning. The work of making the bread n list 1 done on Sunday not Monday. Or take the, mark' "juer who supplies the city 'e vege tables. Unless the ci 4 to go without its vegetables dri Aonday the gardener must work on Sun day. The Pennsylvania minister doubtless took the sabbatarien view of the question. He would curry out the fourth commandment literally, without regard to conse quences, but he would have to ad mit, shou'd he study the question carefully and impartially, that universal rest on the first day of the week ia impracticable, and j that the saying of his Master, that the hahliath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath, is more reasonable and more logical than a literal acceptance of the commandment. It is a significant fact that the Sioux Indians in performing their gho't dances maintain a firm grip on ittia wr cluba and Winchester rill. a. The way to atop these leiiionstrations is to inake genuine ghosta of a few score of the moat bloodthirsty of the oaintad braves and - . 1 it inl !'t be wise to d j this ii. i j make a break l i tr. Ihe V and i;ias-,.ei. children. u !ut ofwomen and The votera of Albany ought to have no trouble in selecting a pro gressive set of city councilmen at the polls to-morrow. NEW TO-DA Y. rOST-A silk umbrella, with txodizH til- i J vr hin.lle at the flreinen'i ball. Kind, will please return U, the am 1 1 I please return to the olti i IAN WA has reinivel h laundry to h ! O inn lion 1.JOI1 streets. me cor-ivr oi Sei'ond am' MOa KK.NT N..vly lii'nialied ro tm K r parti-.-iiUrs ir,. iro at 1 ttiUothcj. I (UR RKNT K.k iim . ishe,l al a barn. funib-bed nr 1 lniUireat tin- t lllIR.VISHEr) ROOM TO RKNT A t i.ely I (111 iiLihetl ru-un mi Kinl tr.-.t t-11-1 be re'ite.1 by in.giiirin ul this i.ttlce. Ut AN IKK -Airentu t . wll real istutt!. both uia and ffinale St-a ly empli.) inei.t nd tr.i il ,.ay, A-ly to K. A Knrkh irf. '" t'Ute agent, oi nite First Nut 01 al bank. MONKY TO LOlX-We h ,v iikiih-.v l. iojn on Real Is- two to five vi-ara time, ('alt i'MI--e oN,it!the Rrvrrf House. Ill skiiart t: If. v o 11 ty 11 at our Krkkkt, ! ittle ItrANTKD-ToiKtl Sjok.- 01 .. M wiin v..k.s, c'luitip, etc. ti- unit and in Ku.il comlitiiin liutticr ihi.irma 11011 write or rail i-n W'illan ette Pulp A paper '. P. O. Imiv Ko. 'i, Ortxi.iiCiU Orison. LWTIIKKS-TIm!' wMhiiiv to 1'iirchsse r feathers fi.r 1 illi.wm.r l.eda can thru, in iiai tilii-u to tu t at O. W. Simp swure Thai iim msu ; ien can lies quukly r.ire.1 by Miilili'm ure. W'c g .anli-e it e'imhay A Momoii. SLr.K:-t,K!t Mums, made iniwrablr that tTnblr iiiiil'Ii, .Sl.ilohV Cure U the I'.'n.e.lv r voi. r.irsile by roshay & Mawn CiMkkii 11 mn, leallha'i.l snevt l.itutli r".:r-1 bj Miinh'g Catarrh lieincdt . Pr-c VI ivnts. Naxal Injector free. Kui .s.t e by K.hay ii MitHott. For lame I ai k, l',in.iih P:anti f Mauni. si-V or . h. si, use Sliil, h-. Price icllta at Purlia) , alliums I its and ConMimp! o 1 C11.. i , will bv 114 on a sMiaraiiiav. It cures 1. n I min;itio j. for Sale by riha it Muon. I .iOl Ml Hc.f.iui I11111I sliow i a-s for 'e at ( K. M. r re -ch's joJt-rir) store. Rtaction Notice. NOTICE ii hereby u'ivin that the annual elertiun 111 11ml lor the city of )l:iny. Dre'un. will lie held m Von. dav, Keceuilier til. 1S'.K1, fur tne pur. ieje f elerliii:: the fullnw ini; uiuuici ji:il otticerA. One Marshal One Treasurer. One Councilman for each Want. The election will he held it the ftJ. loiiii' naiucd ):icci: Kibst Waki. Coiiutv i-lrrkV otlice. Second Waki. County treasurer'. (Hire. Tuiun Ward. Farmers' warelioute otliee. The following; named persons have U-en selected bv liecoiuuil, as judges and clerks of said election. Fimt Ward. .Indies, David Iro man, M. Payne W. C. Tweeda!e. nlerk, F. W. Kedlield, A.J. Anslyn. 8eeoud Ward: Judjfes, b. Semier,. '. M. Retehum.R, L. Koox. Clerks, f. R. Wyatt, C. . K&wlinifs. Third Ward : J wipe. W. H. Goltra John Isoin, P. J. Baltimore. Clerks P. B Marshall, W. E. OilletL Said election wilt commence at 9 o'clock a. m., and continue, without closing the poll?, until Ii p, n of the above mentioned day. By order of toe council made Nor. lt, 1W. N. J. Henton, Cttir Kecorder. Dated at Albany. Or Nov. 14, 1890. Gr "W SIIMUPSOUST -If AS A FINE LINE OF- SEAL KITE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' anl Mens fiue shoes. You can Paid WANT ED Ten tbonband Men Women and Children to buy goods of DKYOK & Fll(tAN I5!KS., Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- FINE IIIIWTED AND KEY WEST Cars, Huk and Smoking Tobaccor , Mcerscbauiu and full line Smokers' Articles. Ned Oot to PtfeitTer's candy store, nafiiprnnr w. yauiiwn wtntuii bb4 everr nalr haa hia name aad I- ! OQ D -I O CO D) V. L. M 0 $3 SHOE Fine Calf and tare The excellence 11 ad v . cannot be better shon liiuuMum ui cuusuuie wearers. SS00 (Jeaaine liand-oewed, an elegant and i strllsh dress Shoe wnich commends Itself. Jl4tO Haiid-newed Writ. A line calf shoe IOM t'Osdyear Weil Is the standard dress shoe, at a popular price. Policrmaa'a HUoe Is especially adapted w for railroad men, farmers, etc. AU made In Congress, Dutton and Lcee. $3&$2SHOESLAFo.g3. bae been mot favorably received since Introduced and tbe receut Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. I Ask VOUT Dealer. 11 nil direct to factory enclosing advertised price. Dustal for order blanks. W. I,. UOLULAH, Bracktaa, Mi 1 r- wsvTr mit m m af 1 w mm 1 Va1 1 fy w al Jewel tltnteis, :f you j)l I IOW S bye! 1 r ... business? That's Br r r r click. JACK ETS ! what want. 'Imorters and Dealers in a'l kinds o guns ami ammunition lishing ackleof ev ery defcript 011, cutlery and base ball goodR, tints, bammoitks and camp chairs. The lurgeft ato-k eoutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show trods. QuicV sales ami small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. Choice Cigars Ki iar Pipee, at Albany, Oregon, l.. uaaaiaa Mksea are price ataaaired an ; DOUGLAS f OR r;.TLEMEN. U uicrpraaf Grain. h f- P h j hg qualities of thin shoe n 1 nan by the strong eudorse- lr hw nn aiiT.nl. MA, ou send or 1 T i n r-a- li i-l 1 n jr ,IIolIo! UeJlo, tVntial Yrs Say, (iive me Mat thews tt Waslilaiin Wl.-.iJ 1 !t.l,, Matthew W jialihtiiii ! Br r r KV Hello, IhHo! 'I hat u? All ri ht en.l lue i I one ot tlioi 0 Koy. else, All vloht Catch it. jol. So's mine. (Jood Smith Premier, Comjt'tct, Xeat and Durable. Do not fail to ex amine the "Premier" , before buying. Agent. CsT" This mairbine may be eva at Hewitt A Irviim'u l'Hl(il.4!,S ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SUK. I geon, Alliai.y Oregon. Wa DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AMD Uirfoon. Cau be found at hia otliue room in Stratum's block, First street, Albany Oregon- a C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND IUR geon Albany. Oregon, office n Pierce' new block. Office hours, from a a. a. to r. u A J A, ge R0S3ITER, VETERINARY SLR- kcvii, giwiuawi ui vruuhriu veiennary college and met ber of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, U prepared to treat the diseases ot ail domesticated animals on scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. D. E. A. MOA LISTER HOU (Or ATM IC IHT sician and surgeon lias removed hi office into Crawford's block. AU calls prompt ly attended to. A. WHI'NEY, PHYSICIAN' AND U sur surgeon. Graduate of Bellevne Hanoi tal Medical College. New York Citv. Disease of women specialty. Office In at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, 'Albany Oregon. IVR. M. J. PATTO. PHYSICIAN ND eon, isluinberg s Block, Albany, Or. diseases a S)iecialty. Consult .tion Female free. n U. IIAHBKKLIN, M. 1., Iloiuo3iutliic I I bl..aini... M( ... . Tk. ttT.tl -1 I stand, Broadalbin street. J o, niv.ii, ioiicc b irr, itoioS lltl Office hours, 7 to t a. .; 1 to 3 and 0 to 8 r. 11. ATTOUXEl'g. W, T. Bl'RSSV. L. T. SARIS, J. W. DRArKK BUR.VY, DARIN & DRAPER, AT TOR leys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years experience as register of ths U. 8. Land Office at Oregon City and in the land practice recommends us in our specialty business be! ire the Lunl Office r the courts and involving the practice in the ;e era) Land Office. HC. WATSON, attorney-at-law. Alb any . Oregon. Office in Straliau block. J. N. DUNCAN ATTORN EY- T LAW and notary public. Olicc iu the Stratum oiiw , rooms no. 1 and 'I. D. B, K. BbACKBURX. o. W. Wfcloiir. BLACKUUUN, & WRIliHT Ai'l'OltN K Y A'l Law, Albany Oregon. Ottae in (Mil r ellow's Temple. Will practice iu all court of the state, and give special attention to all business WOLVERTON CllAKLKS E. A 'rTOItNE at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 1;. and li Fos.er's Block, over L. E. lilsin'r store T K- rl. la WEATIlr KFORD. ATfX. liNr.Y A'l law, Albany. Oregon. :t iu the r'linu Block. Will nractux- n nil Hit courts of thetate, and give spc-U. attention to all busincHs TAMES P MEVD, A n)RN KY-A FLA W aud title etamiMcr, Albany, Dr. Will practice in all the courts of the st.ite. Ab stracts ot title furnished on short notice, fen years experience. HECKKr bUClKl'IKH. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13: meet every Monday ecning at the- M. A. R hall on Perry street, lictwc.in Second anil Third, Albany, Oregon. Stran ra in thr ity and transient brethren corli:d!y iuiitcd to attend. A- Mcl"hcrin post No. f, t). A. I. J Stated uicclin'4 at the U. A . It T T Hall 011 tne second &ud Koiiitr JlL.ll Priday eccnina cf cu lt niomli .in Trii:sic:it C'oiitr.lcs 11c crdi' y invitinl tii mct with us S. W. i;keck. B. F, Tari.hr, CoiiiiiiviiIi r, Ailjutant, lad Snrvrylns. PARTI ItS DRS1RINO SI'RTSVISU DOSS CAN IIS tain a-Kurate nd prompt work by callinc upon ex-county aurvryot t , I'. T. Fisher, lie has complete copies of field notes and tnwn ship plats, and is prepare I to do surievuig ii, auv part of Linn county. Ponloffice aililrcsa. Millers Station. Linn cou ity,Orcgou. C. W. AYER", ARi.lIt TriCf ANI SUPER V. intemlaut. OIH over First Nutional bankjhiiildine, Al'anv. Or. Work soK- i from all parts of the i-ountv id J.I0NEY TO I.OAN'-IKiMK CAPITAL ON i'L mmI real estate sei-iirity. I'or liarticu Urs enquire of Cc. IIum)hrey. i SEVERE HOCSE, Al.bA.VY, OR.-CIIAt V Pfeitfcr, Prop. Only fin-t eclass house 11 the city. Large sample rooms for com uiercial men. No Cbinamcr, euipln) el in thi icitcbrn. General stacc oltir Corvaiiis. C1 B. WINN. AOT FOR THE LEAD ing fire, life aud acvident insurance com paniis. STANARD & CUSICK, I'ROl'RIKTOKS OF CiTI DR'Jt! STORE. Dealers in Drn, .Me.lioincs, Chem icals, Fancy asid Toilet Article. Spougei lirushes, Perfumery, School and Aitists' Supplies. I'hysicianV prescriptions carefully coni(.Hundel rirtt Street, Albany, Oregon. i? Lumber I sell tlie bet lumbar in this coun try, cedai IVsls, shingles, lath, bii and window, moulding, elo. Prie. from $5 to $22 per thousand. Yard at Lawson, ou the Nairow Gauc. See me before purchasing elsewhere. W. W. CKAWKOKI. Pottofiice iwblress, Tallnian, Oregon Albany Nurseries. V.'K HAVICOX HAND ATOUlt nurnery on tlio valli.-i iouiI.mik; bull mile from town, :ih lin a lot of Fruit Trees ufall kinds as can be fonud anywhere on tlie coast. If you contemplate lantii trees, it will pay to see nur stock ami t our prices anil catalogue free. HYMAN & BROWNKLL. j The Union I'aciflr. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. l'anl, Kansas City, Chicago, St. IiiiiR and all Hint East ami South. Buy your tickets of C. G. Rawlings foot oi Broad albin street, AlhHtiy. The Union Pacific are now run ning two dailv trains through to Chicago in three days, carrying all classes of passengers on both trains, having Pullman slecHrn, tourists sleepers and free reclining chair cars attached.. Pasm-ni. is can now leave Por'land at 7 a. m. and it p. n. For sleeping car r s t rvation. etc. apply to C. t r. I.'aw- 1 gs, foot of Bioadalbiu bUeet. Cobu THE STORE -is - T IS NOV FILLED (AND MOEE nrAir i 1 iuiki ur All-wool suits tnitii Albany Woolen Mills, Men's IService.ihle Suits, Young Men's Tailor Made Suits by best of Tailors, Ilim-lreils of Patterns to Seleft From. a HEAVY OVERCOATS. DSE3S OV2B.C0ATS (jiiaraiitct'd Seasonable and Warranted Rea sonable in Price. L. K. BLAIN Tlie Leading Mercliint Tailor, Albany, Oregon. FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET' AND HO -ALSO r r 1 The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley. CALL AND EXAMINE Ills STOCK The City Liquor Store iV. lUUMGAJiT, Proprietor. arSexl .loot to tha I I Fallows' smple, Mtan, Oreiron a s constantly on hu l in (l it lm.nrte.1 an I .l.imestlc wines. Iiuu..rs. ck-arm an Onlr (I nit class liqnor store in ths tlty " SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO Am Atwatsiir mrr Tbe Oriirinrl Abirtine 'mim iit is nniv put tip in lnrue to-niiiit e tir lioxes, an't is 8ii iiI'khIiiIo litre f 1 1 1 ' Hiire.s, 1 hi 1 11-, in.iii- I-: ; 1 u 1 1 , t: 411(1 all ftkin eriiitiins Will (.iitive I v i lira all kinds if .ilo.is. Ack tor the Orijfinal Ahietine Ointment. H.iltl y F obs r Mnh.ii at 25 eenlb -et I ijr nuii. S test. 2l),0i)0 His. dried );) ))!!);. iliiil' pillliiS. . IIIGUKST CASH PRICK WILL BK PAID BY THE WlttAUETK PACSIKC CI Hello there? P von kiow . Jear ii the only ina i in Alb.iu tli it c t i sijil yo 1 eastern tickey Metis, yotithn and Imib duthing oh the m'on.l Moor atli. V. Simp son "s. Klein Bros, will have sjieeial sales every Saturday, offering the putilie initiK use bargains. Cornell t'orspts! We make a specialty of lv iee and missee line corflet and h i its. We have a drive in a K neb sateen corset at 75 cents. ztra good value. SAliLaX E. Y J NO. WANTED! AND - - WITH CHOICE SELEC- C0IXZ1T0) FANCY TO GOODS G. L 8LACKMAN Ufuoi, Punts, Oils 1 C3 IBi7S CARRIES 03DJRS FROM THE COUNTRY IRH MMMtW, A4 ALL PAIN. Tfcs OalMaiais, NWfi aai Isotiv liotkio ooh cum mmm (Mt mmp. mtmrnmow. MaflstoMkfts. aUaaK,KSl ' o.. Ffa's. Lsn Ancaias. Qt O !lfil tut it rlii n O ft Ll-t i J.I if l. .t)(t,, 1 ,; i.cir, all . ii)! j,,,,, , Mi anil 7 f ici. is ut l,.n;" i..r i k'ot my & Mami, I Person Trsiring a dieted 1 . 1.: 1 1.. 1 ii Rr" i'ave iiie'r ot.iei at .lobn I):ereiuer's meat mrlo-l lie also keeps Kef, k.iI , m ixaire, lni-on iid I aim. Mar! el on Pir Mre t.. xeiogd finm Rtw ltu 4 lira I'asturn. r.ii! desiritiL' i.:ixt:;re n.i P. Hi'-ei'v an il'l;:in tl o vim b mII;iiuuii Kied V. BiuinU ry wh hah- the west I1.I1 of what iskti;i. s'ti MoiiteithV pasture for rent at $1 01 per month jr head. Uisi-ph Tatt is :ij."nt for the l-niiii Miitinl At 1 blent Anmxia tioii lf Chicago, a tympany that has many amerioi hat ores. Conn &. Hendricson ! ! ! innrniTiniM JsAataTtet at hooks an. iUssTLjpirlnalse mm bisikem notices. Tbe Is test etiect limbic at Mrs Hyiiiiin's. No. 1 Star tomatoes autl all kinds ol fresh canned rrodi at a very iow figure al .'onr:i(t Mejer's. Mexican Cactus Bitter as the ties rcinedy in tbe world for liver and kid ney diseases, iudigestiou, etc. For sale atM Banmgart's A new line of line wall-papere with boider 1 to match have lieen opened Fortini & Irving's. Tbey ate new aud ele i.t designs. Call and see them. Health is Wealth ! Lr K. C. Wests nerve and brain treatment, a guar anteed sjeiiflc for hytteria, dizzii ess. lite, rtstlaclie, inr iii8 iirostration i 1 y 11 1 in o ski t.i.l 1 tclanu ti tin ii ji I 1 11.111 km tii m ii 1 11.1t 1 in tin il l- i 11 i rry, decay and loss of power in either six f'ach bus on- tains tne 111 .iitti's treatnici.t, ll.tclel- lar u Im . c.risix 1-ox s fr w dolLtrs. m.t Ly 11 ail lc (illl en lutij ol I'riie. Cuaiuiilets tt-roet 1 ly liy J. A. Cunniiniis, dnuist wile Sfcnt, Albany, 'result. $500 REWKD Wc will I ay tl:ealiove rewaril, for any case .if li.cr iuli.ilii t. dHvUiia. Kk buulaclie, iii'tiestioii, eoiistisitioii or tivenees we vtiiiiia c-iim with West's lixcr pills, wben tli ilirc ti'.ii are strictly couiplivu with, they are put t-ty cvtalSe ' ami iievcr fail to i;ie sntitlivtion. Liire lir-xcs, eoi taiiiiiiK 3n pills, 35 cents. Hie genuine iiiuimfac-tured only liy the Jnhn I'. West cinnfiaiiy. ChicaKO IIIIIOIS. 7MIMI IIV l. A. 1.U11.I1I1UKS, IIIIIKIffr Attain , (jnv. Take Simmons Liver Regulator One Dose WOUTB 100 Dollars Dai 8. L. k: t consider one doe im Dions Liver Kcci:!at"r worth !. wu const ipatMl. hail ll.-a-laclie, ctml.l rat eth me with Katiractinn 1 aepetlte- In th n.ues, and felt altnt 1 her out of sorts. I tr sorted to li-ne Man, i Vmnu-I, ,uii,in . aiid every remedy miei-ini. .ut ..uly (.l,iii,r1 teniKrar- relict. ,M: its Lit did ni moic kwmI than Sua woith of i'1-rs an dutoriii. llcsp'y, J C alaatiK. I have 11 a u. h. r f..r twrnlv veais. and diirinir th'. time have had iteatcdatfei.aof hcadc!i;, i r-iluoil Ia toipid I ier, M.d havclieenetitin-ly eu m! hy (iin.nirns l iiet Hcnla .r. I loon t lo be f n.ia rbaracter in it iv-tioi. , ,,ot to ii teifci. , in the leait oiMi nr. duU in the rrlm.1 ik.iu. To thoc Kiiui , ,it,. I a atd sul.lirf t,.l.a same. I r-aiinit a hi-t ri-coo uirnd J im snoas Lin r Crvnl ttnr. r., . i'iiskk an:pu-i v it.- K. .Proprietor of.. Albany Soda Works And n.siuifsctuier of Clioico . fcrfff lioBHy W arc now pi, p.,r,,! to furnish choir rr- sh cAiKiiea of l!,t :rade. coiisibt inir of p ire stick. aarUd favois, mixed ramlies. extra rreuch and rh-'Co!ate riems t'-rtry niixttl, csn.'y ti jsatid a ftneiil aesortineut Of ane caiid.e t Miisitntir i.i Bn.ii. Often, fr'm count-v deiVn prot;:pt1t at tended t. Kwtoty en t-'irst ttieet. ALBANY OKFfiON A Surgical Case. lr. i. W. Alas'oii nv.f: railed by telegram yn-leilav to attend to a ca e in Seio. Bum. rs of a sli-siliiic airair in tiKt cty wire rile, but no paitieularf; or data oiibl I gaii;ed. Secure your railroad, si and shseping car tickets to all points isortli, South ami Khl the Union Pacific railwuv. nnd save time and monee t;..i.. office on Broadalbin street. Is- I 7 J 1