Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, December 03, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHUi MORNING HEKALDt WEDNESDAY, DECEMliEK ft. rnn D-a.iiy and Wkkkly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- UAlLT rltoead Tijr Botalii ncqil Monday.) rreraa ey earner, psr wcm. f lae, (t M. . 'SO WUKLY. (Publiaaed mnj Friday Morning-.) na rocir. set annum. In alVMca..t00 Wbcb nul nakl la atiu.. ....... T-B MAIU. Hail U ih Albany postofflce close F al) oflcee aorta ) Tt Eastern Matt 1 6;30 a. M, lb Wast sua f Asd the Hairow Oa ti K. 4 PoiUeaJ and 8at a It a. orvalaa aad Yatiulaa 12:80 r. a aflra a&uta 730 P. M Tkepoetoflcewlll ha cliedeach evei.Um nam ala la mm o'clock. Rtslelcie melWr lor tha ly morning tniu eteuM ba awlled before o clock the previous tTcnlav. OKEQON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart Frafarht! .ll.13iMnll2.20bm 3 40pui7 46au OUR BBPRESKXTA TIOS. Amoku the earliest matters taken op at the present session of con grew will undoubtedly be the sub ject of congreaaional appointment ; that ia assigning to the several states the number of members of the house of representatives, to which each shall be entitled dur ing the present decade. This duty is imposed upon congress by the constitution, and there is nc reason why it should be postponed or 'neglected. ' Inasmuch as representation must be proportionate to popula tion, it is evident that the increase in the population of the United States since 1880 necessitates a re adjustment. The ratio of increase has been very different in differ ent states, so that the same rel tive nunjber of representatives can not be retained under any system that may be adopted for reappor turning One of two propositions must In accepted. -Either the unit of repre sentatioa must be increased or the whole number of representative inut be increased. The present unit of representation is 151,912, that is, there is, at least in theory, one representative to each 151,!K' people, although since each Stuu must have at least one represent a tive the proportion is not actuulh preserved. The bill introduced at the las! session by Mr. Bunnell, chairman of the i-oumiittee on apportion ment, provided that the ratio oi unit of representation should lx 130,000. This was bated on an estimated population oftJS.OtXi.OOO, and would have resulted in s house of 354 members. Now that the census figures show a popula tion of only 62,000,000 there will nive to be anew calculation made. But instead of making such a large increase in the ratio f repre sentation it is strenuously urged that the increase in the ratio should be very small, ii any, and tint the membership of the house should be increased, and there it intuit to be r.ii'l fur this view oi the question, especially is this true in view of the low figures whith cauie from the grist in Mr. Potter's cjoovb mill. Oregon should have had another congressman but after the bung ling and unjust manner in which the census was taken in this state. W should perhaps be thankful that we have Congieasmen Hermann left. Tub Mews Advertise! of Van couver, B. C, has not been fooled by the result of the recent elections. In its issue of the 11th it said: "The English press and people appear to be laboring under a great misapprehension in respect to the importance which should be attached to the result of the elections in the United States." The writer then goes on to show that the result was due to a va riety of canses, and not to diseatit fdctioa with the Mckinley bill, as the British press and )eopIe hJ too haatilv assumed, and th n ends with- this sage oltservatiou : We may be of the opinion that the present course pursued by the people of the United States is detrimental to their own interest, but Ibe experience of the last twenty-five years shows that it has received continuous snpport, and that, whether ae the result of in or in anile of it. the national wealth has grown a pace unprecedented ia the history of the world. Tax president of the Farmer Alliance predicts that the govern ment will own and operate the Central : and Union Pacific Rail roads, inside of four years'. If the Alliance would bend its energies to the accomplishment of that pur pose it might accomplish a desir- able end, 'emitting about many necessary reforms. But if it bends its energies to anls the ae coiupltshment of sub-treasury schemes and government ware house operations it will waste its energies for naught, and in the end gain the distrust of the peo ple. Practical reformato.y meas ures are coining to view in rapid enough succession to give employ ment to all the farmers associa tions without entering into any impracticable visionary schemes Many persons have perhaps wondered why Indiana, which gave Harrison majority in 1388, should have gone democratic by 15,000 in 1890. The explanation is simple. In 1888 the republican vote was 263,371 ; in 1800 it was only 214,302. In 1888 the two side-show tickets fast a trifle over 12,000 votes; in 18X) they pol led 29,000 votes. In 1803 the republi can stay-aways will go to the polls and those who coquetted with side issues in 1890 will return to their allegiance and Indiana will wheel into line again. It should never be forgotten that the republican vote always drops off in off years The arrangements for the World's Fair are now so farad vanced that the commissioners announce that alt is ready lor President Harrison to issue his formal proclamation to nations of the world, statin that the Fair is to be held and inviting them to participate. Thie is a definite stage of progress. The preliminary arrangements have been com pleted. But that is all. The site has been chosen. The selection of plans for the buildings and the erection of these are all in the future. NEW TO-DAY. IOT A silk umbrella, with .xotlizcd il J ver handle at Uie firemen' ball. Finder will please return to the obi e. JAN WA hat removed h laundry (to the O i 'i hin the corf r of Second and Lyon st.-e-t . F' I KSN r 'r Street r , UiU Hie furnished room on :articulars impure at rft RENT .. . nil furnished or I 'jrn ished ai a bar n. Inquire at tin- tic HURNISHRD ROOM TO RENT-A nicely V furnished room on First street can be r nted by inquiring at this office. WAN! ED Agents to sell real estate, both raa'e and female S'eady employment ami ifo il pay. Apply to F. A. Burkliart, real ettata agent, opp'site First Nat:oial bank. WANTED To sell 5 yoke of ir.xxl catt'e with yokes, chains, etc. Cattle tr.ims and in good condition -'r further ml'. una lion write or call mi Willamette Pulp A paper Co. V. O. bo No. 72, Oregon C'itt Oi-gon. I LEATHERS -Tliotte wishin to purchase ' feathers for illos or beds ca srmre them in quantities to U t at O. W. Simp ton's. Thai iimkisii :m oh tan li quickly cured Ly Snitch's i lire. We g .autre it r'oahay & Mason. SLKKfLKSS looms, made miserable I that terrible couich, Sl.ilnh'a Cure in the hriiiedy or you. For sale by r'oshay At Mason. i ku, uraun anu sweet breath secured byJSI.ioh's Ca'arrh Kemerii pr c .v . ,ia. hhbi iiijcuiur iree. r or Site liy r.unnay ft aiaaou. For lame hack, side onbest, u- ! Porous Plaster- Price ?& cem.- r.i Fo llaaoo. biluh's bay A Vl K aec-uid hand show case 1 - ult at F. M. French's jewrlr) t ir. FIRST NATIONAL BANK mtlANHACrfl A UEkUll. Bivillvn 1 blsipiKhb. fKEMlriCNT L. r-LINN. VSC If KKII)ENT S. K YorNO. AUIKK S. W. LANOON. 9. t Vooxa, i. t a.is. E. W. IAN0DON Cashier. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. cAriTAL ase.iM f rcalIrat ttrePrca... 4 ashler - at. BaWANl ...Jtt w.ai.Ai.'t. niRccroHs: H. Bktant, J. w. Blaix, Ubu. IIcmphrct, C" II. Stswast, E. J. Lsnnixo. H. F. If ihrii.u HOPKINS BRITS. OKA I.IKS IN STOVES. TINWARE. HOUSE FURNISHINGS Mancfactiirers of Kalvanized iron cornice. Plumhing a specialty. Give us a call. LADIES. ATT 'IflV We wn 'Up tell yon tote ham the brat Shi ' su and we can C. Every pair w ricte ' turned if they imt i i is no brai( or uslrr . bir ihthiai-it), on at any time. I dthev can W re satisfiotHiu. This menu what we say. I hWAKT A SOX. GONS AND REVOLVERS ieoV,r thlt I de have disposed of this part of our uimi ! near. That's a misUke. We are in it now . Weper than ever. We have a nice line of ! Marlin and WinrhtaWr rifles, aud breenh loadins; shotguns ranylnv in price from J12 iiom. Aiso ail me late improved revolvers SltWAKT ft SoX. Gr "W SIIlVIIIFSOItSr -HAS A FINE SEALETTK He also makes a specialty ot Ladies1 ami Meus1 fine shoes. You can find WANTED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- . DEVOE & FUOMAN J5lfS.4 " JXJLI CTS Manufacturer of -AND DEALER IN- FINE IMPORTED AND KEY M C'.ars, Plug and Smoking Tohaccoe, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, at full line o- Smokers' Articles. Neit co to Pflelffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, r caution ir.rrV.r'.'.'j varr sale baa his uaawe aad arice acaaiBeS banana. m Wis, o I- ! to Q ml O (0 id VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMKN. Ftaa Calf mm I.ae4 Watarpraaf Urala. The excellence and . warinc qualities or this shoe cannot be better show a I nan by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. SbJW Oeaalne Haa4-aewed, an elesrant and 9 stllsh dress Shoe wbich commends Itself. A0 Haad-aewed Welt. A One calf bhoa af unequalled for style and durability. tOJO Usadyear Welt n the standard dress s9 Shoe, at a popular price. tOJO Paliceaaaa'a Hhae U especially adapted w for railroad men, farmers, etc. . All made In Confress, Button aud Ltce. $3&$2 SHOES il&ls. have been moot favorably received since Introduced ana me receni improvements mass taern superior to any shoes sold at these D rices. Ask your Dealer, and direct to factory enetosinc advartlasd prica, i postal for order blanks. W. 1m UOlULAe, Brwdusja, Mi apneas yx6 at Jewel rfeateis, it'you pi How's business? That's bye! Wx r r r click. LINE OF- JACKETS ! wbat want. 'Imorters and Dealers in all kiuda o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery dencript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock soutl. of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show etoda. Quid sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. JOSEPH, Choice Cipars h t- h ! If be cannot supply yaa send prica, oe a T i n i n t-1 1 n u; Hello! Hello, Cential .Yes Say. (Jive me Mitt ihevvs fe AVrtshbtirn WliMlJ Hello, Matthew citWaashbtirn! I5r r r ck! Ilt-llo, Hello! Ihat 'u? All i i ht SenJ me tip one of tho $,10 Hoy. ease. All rleht. Catch it. ?od. So's mine (Jc ood Smith Premier, Coinjtnct. Aeat and liurahle. Do not fail to ex amine the "Premier" ga before buying. I II. M. McKEK, if " This machine mav be ttn at Hewitt &h vine's rnihiiiA.a M. II.. ELLIS. PIlVKiriAV ivi, V-i-i." - , 0,1.1 . geon, Alliai.y Oregon. Wa DAVIS, M. I). VUVSICIAN ANlii . - n - iuuiiu wi. ii i n ( i i j i x room in htrahan's block, First street. AHau OreKon- r C. KELLY, I'UVSICIAN AND i nk.n.. ... .. . V wm Aawiijr, vreKOIl, OTTl'.O II I'lerCC new block. Office hours, from a. h. to T.U A J. ROSSITER, Vin-EKIKAKV SLK - fireon. irrailnatM ni 1 1 . college and me-t ber of the Ontario veterin ary medical society. Is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated anitnnla An scientific principles. Oilice at Ana Marsball't livery stable Kesiilenue 4tli and Calaiooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. E. A. McAlimtsr imhsopatiiic niv sician and surgeon. Hag removed hu olBce into Crawford's block. All calls pi. mint ly attended to. D RG. A. WHI'NEV. PHYSICIAN AM. sunreon. Graduate of Uelb-vim tal Uedical College, New York City. Licas of women a specialty, OHU-e in at residence on 7th street between Calapooia and Vine, Albany Oreifon. DR.M. J. HATTON, PHYSICIAN NH Surireon, BIuihIkm's Block, Albany, Or Female diseases a Sittl.ilt. Consult .t!c.n free. (1 U. HAMUEIIL1N, M. U., Iloiiuepatliie J Physic'au, oltico at Lr. Walhi.-e's nhl stand, liroailalbiii tlreec. O.lice hours, 1 to t a. s.; I to 8 and U to 8 r. a. ATTOKNEl'H, W. T. BURNKV, L. T. SARIN, J. w DRAPKR lURNSY. BAK1N i IXtAPEIt. ATl'Olt- U neys at law, Oroon City, Orc'on. 'I'w ty years expenenje as register of thj U. it. Land Office at Orenoh City and in the lnd practice recommends us in our secialtv business before the Lind Dltlco or the courts and involving the practice in the zv eral Land Office. H C. WATSOV, attorney at law, Mb an) , Oregou. Oillce in Snulian block. J. N. MJNCAN AITOKNtV-Vr LaW and notary public. OTicc in the Sirjian bloc, rooms No. I and :!. D. a. a. BbAOKai Rs. o wsiuiir, BLACKBURN, & WUIUUTAI TDltNEi A l Law, Albany Oregon. v. v in .!) rellow's Temple. ViM practice in all court of the state, and t;ive special attenliou to all business. WOLVEKTON CHArIeS E. A ITUK.K at Law, Aibanj, Or. Mrtiiw in rocirs i; anil 11 Ko er a block, over 1.. E. t!?iuV store. T K. WEATHrKrliKU, .M'li. K.NEV Al tj . law, Albany, Oreifon. ii.t in flit Kiinn Ulock. Will procti.e n all (n courts ol thestatc, and (rive spix-.a. llc.i,i.,n to all business JAMES P MEVD, ArrOltNEY-AI'-LAW aud title examiner, AMiviv', 'r. ill practice in all the courts o( tne st'ite. Ab stracts of title furnigli.'d on short noli.e. Ten years experience. HKCKKl' tOClKTIi:.-. , O. U, W. Safety I.Otlc So, IS; inci'th : ry Montlay evenuiir at the ti. A. Iv I halt on Kerry street, between Scton.l ami Third. Albany, Oregon, straucrs in tin ! city and transient brethren tx.r Ii.illy iiiwtdi I to attend. Mcl'herwin Pont No. f, i. A. K. Stated ULHiliiik's at the II. A. U Hall on tne second ami Kourtn Friday evening cf c'-h umuli Transient lloinrail" ate c-.tr.li- y invited to meet with in S. W. K KECK, B. F. Tasi.kr, CoiuiuiiiiI' r Atliutaiit, La it !sirveylns. PASTtU DESIRIilO SI'ltV-KTIMO DONS CAN OC tain acurate ml prom ' work by utllnn; upon ex-county stirvevoi 1'. T. T. rifber. He hascomplete copier of flcltl nott ami tow n ship plats, and is prepare 1 todo urvpinu' in any part of Linn county. Poxiotl'co a.ltlrcM, Millers Station. Linu con ily.irci;oii. C; W. AVERS, ARi:ilirECr NHSi:i EI! I . intendaut. OHi.-e over Kin.t N.i'iotia' : b:tnkl.uildiuvr, Al'tanv, dr. Work soit.-ttt'.l j from all itnrtH of the t-oiiutv If ON'KV TO LIA HOME CVl'ITAI. O.N IrL yo.nl real e tatc stturitv. ttir i..irticu. I.tis entpiire of Gf. Hum; bri-v. " - I1EVERE IIOU.SK, Al.b.vN V, Olt.-C'IIA IftilTer, Prop, tiiiiy ilrsl-tclaK houre n the city. Larvfi sample rooms for com mercial men. No Cttinauiet. eniplttyetl in tin kit. Ik n. (lencral stave othc Cortallis. ( IS. WINN, At'.ENT KOK THE I.KAH J in fire. ife and atn-i.ient iiihiiriiiuv cout. l-alile STANARI) & CUSICK. PKOrKlKTORS OK CiTY DR'Jfl hTQRfi. Dealers in DrtiKS Meili.iines, Cliem icala, Kaucy S'.ii Tuiltt Artit:los, SiM.ui:e8 Brushes, Perfumery, 8ciuol and AitistV Supplies. I'hysician't prescriptions carefully compounded bin., Street, Albauv, Oregon. I sell the beat lunilior in this coun try, cetlai I'osts, shinnies, lath, il.inrt aud windous, moulding, etc. Price from So to $22 per thousand. Yard at Lawson, ou the Narrow Gauge. See me before tmreha.-iing elsewhere. W. W. CRAWFORD. PostotTice address, Talhnan, Oregon. Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HANI) ATOCK nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from tuwn, aa tine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the count. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock and jct our priees and catalogue free. HVMAN & BKOWXELL. The ITnlon I'aclrlf. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Torland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and all Hints East and South. Buy your tickets of G. (J. Bawling, foot'of Bitfad alhin street, Alhany. The Union Pac'ilic are now run ning two dailv train.i llirouh to Chicago in three days, carrying all elapses of passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleepers, tourists sleepers and free rccliniii; chair cars attached. PaM'iig'. rs can now leav Portland al 7 a. m. and 1 p. m. For sleeping car r s i rvation. etc. apply to C. U. Iluw- iiga, foot of Bioadalbiu street. Lumber WW FOR PURE DRUGS TOILKT AND FANCY GOODS OO TO ALSO TIib Finest Linsof Pianos and Organs in tie Willamette Valley. CALL AND EXAMINE 1IIS STOCK The City Liquor Store il. HA U Aid ART, Proprietor, fTSexl .1 jor to ths O Id fellows' emplo, Albwiy, Orevoa Keeps constantly on h in I tui ii icnt imiiirted tud domestic wines, li-pvirs, cigars an to'ifu Only first class li.u.r store in the city SPECIAl ATTENTI H PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Ati AtxMiluie nre Tlie i'irin-l Abietine tiiiiiinint is tin!y iut tii in l;ti !.f tnii-iiiui 1 1- til, Ihixo, uii'l i :m iiliM.iute tine fm tKI stives, liiirns. (.mills, t li:iii't d Im ami nil sUin 1 1 ii!iinis ill ilive Iv fiiiMsll kimljt ef ilf. Avk lor t hi Oritr'iiKil A liii lii.e Oinl nielli, i-ulil h) K(li:i) A' Mi.M'ii i.l "A! i-riils pel lm 'T limit Mil renin. WANTED 0 ; ilK.IIKST CASH I'UIOK WILT. HK TAII) DY THE WILLAMETTE PACKING CO. lhl'o tlicre? Po yon kl.ow .lister is 1m u ily inan in .Vlluu t!i it c 1 1 sell v.in eastern ti.kev Mi-i.s oil I lie youths :ml Ihivs t tii ii4 vt-oii I lltKir atli. V. .Slmp- j iOII f. I rii I'.it'.s. will li;iv Hpociiil t 1 1 1 sales every Saturday, olicriiig the pulilie immi'iiHe liitij.raiiiH. Ciirsetl Corsetat j We make a specialty of I . iee i and iiiisses tine eorseln and w tta. i We have a drive ia a F nch i eateen corset at 75 cents. xtra good value. Sami-ei. K. Y- no. cunt FOIl HAI.K II Y AIX DRUOOISTS. "Stime''nioiith9 o I iiureliased lni.t of Dr.J. 1. Sill's Catarrh t 'ure for nit own use, but tiiulinjr ir'- nephew, C. MeMaliati. needing tm-ti incdi eine I let lilm have my bi.x of medi cine. He now semis for three more I'tixeF, lyiii it i-lite l.-.t Ilium for (atari Ii ever Iriel ly him and hie friends. irot anotlter box to use in my eHse, and cheerfully recommend il tiHitliors, (Signed;. JOHN MuMAHAN, Ex-County ConimisRioner Lane Co. Oregon, Springfield. Lane county, Oregon. l'rof J, W, Johnson, president of the Slate niveis'uy. says it cured him ot a cim;rh alter tvo other presi-rinl mis 1' til f died. Likewise two tif his liltlc ir'trht uet it ttieiue their emiiflio. Mrs M;itk .'laiiey, wife nf IVof. Hailey, sent it In t'ltif. .lolitisiin, and recom mends it In all "Ii" sutler from ctdiU and ninths. Kt.- etniehs il acts like arha t:i. and e.in hi inli ileil iutu the .ipe -ir ita.-sa.es whete no oilier eimirli ciiri s -an le.n li. I1IIOSK WIsill.Mi A I'lltS'l'-CLASS IN I sr iieint, the liest uii'lu ttt kUihI the cliitiiti "f iliix itiHtt, cun lia siiitnl hyea'lini 1 1 Mis. U. K. llt'iuaLu's, nittt.iitt tlitt AlMonic Temple, First sito.-t. The latest vocal and infitriiiiictitnl iiiusit: kept for sale. Alne th larRest assort mttiit ol stiiiin Kttturiis selt t-t from this sitlc ol 'r'risc... itiveii in iaiiitiitK and cmnrtn.lcrj at her rt.i-iio over I. mil Cninty lUnk. liivc hrr yt tir oi't.T Hint ynii will Ik; ithuscl. Tk People's Mtmy, Fresh Bread Fie: and Cakes DAILY. Fine Cakes a Specialty. BLACKBURN & PIUOM, LEADINC GROCERS fANO BAKERS. I I a L BLACKMA1 ilines, Fsbib, OilE 1 C3 IBlgrS TDCPll CARRIES- iMWUtifai, Heuralgia, fn HIAsMOHK. AM ALL PAIN. TVs litafjllij tfattraa wl Vaotl LIOtBlO OOOCM OUR AWMi MJs OaWMMf rX Mtyal!ra4cMs. Baaa , Mt ft I aaalawar A o , rrau't ' r Sim (in iiai i; 1 1 tin v t for lifll l tie I . It -K ' I I !! , 1 1 nefs, n tl allvnpl rt t t f l)iirs Ii Ml and 7 f. nils t little. In ts' I tir ia) A Masen. ltea I'asliiro. IVrsoiis ileairini; pasliire neai litis i-ity can obtain Hie eanie by callinv,'"oii l-red W. HlumU rg, who has tlie went half of what in known aa Monteilh'B pasture for rent at $ 1 0J per mouth per head. ,1 f 5i Tail ih aiient for the I'lii in Mutual Accident Associa tion of Chicago, a company that has many suiwrior features. Conn A Ilendriceon ! ! ! i ,.A ICbL 8TOChtF Stap?e Groceries Glassware. Th liest quality tf tr, ii.flirs, lanilir outs, ttt:. FRESH BARED DREAD EVER DAY. At this old reliable hou Is also to 1 1 found a complete assortment of rab lamil) ..rot-erics, ta wblet is constantly belt. added I the aessonaole line of Kroorries and pro visions, suoh as Cranberries. Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, -laUeni Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, There eotats vera sll aonrfit when price' t-ie It w and llic benefit ol tl e oiargriu will hr riven tn his customers. Kemenilier the place, it the "1.1 cm in r on l irst and liroalalbin Sts. Con roil 2,1 ie r. UK. W. C IMKOUSS, Ciatluate of the Royal College of Ltir.tlon, Knilanil, also of the Kt-lle-v-up Medical College. I lie Ih. itas apeiit a lifetime of slmly and piaeti. e anil makes a ape eialty uf c-limnic diKCaset, reintie cancers, scroll" I a enlargciiieiila.luniors suit wens, without pain or the knife, He also makes a specialty ol treat ment with electi-ieitv. Has nractii in the German French aud English hospitals. Calls promptly attended lay night. Uia motto ia ,.OD WILL TO ALL." Olnoe and residence Ferry street, ''wwn Third nd Fourth HOKM. K L- rillll" rNI'KKSIONKO HAS Kil SALK AT 1 hit p'.iice near AH-any i mt ff r- .id, well iirttke h'trvesM wit: A span ol surrl-. citrlit list; spAii "I u'Mjs, I i-, Fj-an 4 uti o tln en, V'; one lauiilv crrititu horse, Isrc an-i gti-tl style; and two rootl u-l He liia-ct- 'I'rit;-J retso.iib'e aiidltr.ua t.iv JWLSKI.KINS. Imn't l.tij- an iioa hairow until ou first It mill -s ou not IRON HARROWS. tstti o:- btettarl A: Qox. to f.Kt till -. IDDM ' A K! It OTPt'l ar - So IllUil miU 01il,Li have veryi ktre tttock ef lnd, str , c iu on l.d Sor- I Ui midline, uol pick and plow 1. V IM VM .-..- tie A atL aal W ef teeka aai statiasjiry. MstosSsjajta, ate. UT flilllTlaliiS mmmtmB) star Bakery BIJSISESit KOTICKS. The latest sheer, music at Mrs Hyman'a, So. I Star tomatoes unit all kinds ol fresh canned srodi at a very low figure al Conrad Mcj or's. Mexican Cactus Iiitu.-rs is the bea remedy in the world Tor liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale ' at M BanmgartV Anew line of tine wall-papers with bwfder tlo match have been opened Furtuit e & Irving's. They aie new and ele - tt designs. Call and see them. Health -is Wealth ! Br. K. C Wests nerve and brain treatment, a guar anteed kiccinc lor ny.tena, ouziress. ntc, rtacaclie, ner . us prostration i i mc I) tl.t Lte O alt I .l t r t lano tin ii t (f Liain KM .111 ii. il I Llilt 1 1 d U : ilinx if n i ery, decay acd loss of power iu either six Each box con tains one nuoths treatment. One dol lar a box, or six l-ox cs l r vc dollars, ri t by u ail pre aid tn icieipt of I rite, tiiiaisiittes im ci f i.l) by J. A. Cun miiiKS, dranKist .sole agent, Albany, revolt. $500 REWARD We will psy the alee reward for any case of liver complaii.t. ditteusia. aiok headache, indigestion, constipatioa or costiveoess we caiutiit cure with West's liver pills, when tb direction are strictly couiplieo a ith. They are putrly vegetable and never fail to K"e satisfaction. LaR:e bt.xes. cot-taining Si pills, ii cents. The genuine luanufactured only by the John C Wet coiusuiy, CIocsko Illinois, awa ur J. a. cuuiuuuxi, uiugnisr Albany, Oregon. Take Simmons Liver Regulator One Dose WOmlTB ioo Dollars IVrsaS. L. R: I consider one dote uwiw Liver Heitiilktar aorth sjtlarea. roi.s.ipate.1. ha-l Headache, coold est inir with mtikfaiTtiiMi ,x ai .petite- ha blues, and fell another out of sorts, sorud to B'ue a!-t, Cslfiuel, Otdnin Im was oth ths I rc and etr-ry remedy siiKsrtnl, but itnly eblsineti teutporirv' relict. Otie dose of SIR did u more KOtnl than s worth of dttinre an dlorii.K. Rtp'y, J c JIaktib. I hare lrn a totht r for twenty veaia, and during tht time have liad lepeated attacksot hailt:h--, i-rltieetl by torid Liver, and ttavehcej entirely cu oi by Uhnnions Lit er RetruUi.ir. I fotin t to be of so aiild character in its action i not to interfere, in the least ith my duti i in the school room. To those siiui'.at siti.: t a and subject toOie same, I cannot- o hiirt recooimend Sim oas Liver Regulator. K. K. 'mn amp'tellarilln K. .Proprietor of. Albany Soda Works And manufacturer of U "MrVa U' SI n ri. i 3 L I site Wcclioocry 01! . eier,,w iit rnl to furnish choMX fnt-h cii.tiitunf I et (fratlt, conaistiBi ot puri-rtiet. awrted flavors, mixed candies estra Freneh and choolale creama, fanov a lcd, esn-ly toys and a funeral assortauul of fine eartd'es AT M:o.tLF. tilt K l l . iTOnleis frnro rnunt'r denier promptly at ended to. Factory on Kirai stretL A MIAN V - OREGON - I'lreuian'a Kleellon, XtilU'K IS HKiSEHV GIVEX that there i'l te an e ei-tion held in the -itv of Mt.iiiy ot, M,.t the eijrhlli tlav uf Dei-ember for the pur pie of i let lin- a ebi. f and assisUlit chief engineer, of Die A I hsnr tire de partment, to serve one year. 8atd election to lie l.eld tint wi-cn the hours of 1 o'clock and 6:3i o'eh ck p. m. in the hall of Alhany Knit pe Co. No" I uaiea iu:s aim a y oi Nov, 1J. ii it t n . . . . n t 1 .1.1 1 It. i W. M. PahKER. ciicLii ATI) ' ireaideDt FD