Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, December 05, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTtNIITO HBBALD; FHIOAy. DECEMBER 5. r90. 5 DAIkY AND WBBKbY TXRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAJLT r ebttsaed krrery moralita eacept Monday.) I'lwiJ y wiwr, per wwt i0 r staii, awr ysaa M '(WKKKLT. ; (taUishad seary frlday Mornlaf) M copy, par amass, la advance-. tiOO hew nal said In advance... AM TSB MAILS. - Vans it the Albany postorlcs close fur all oatcee aorta The Eastern states 1 60 A. m, '4tWetfe - f Aa UM "airww Ga st R. R-1 J WPartausa Ml liik.... 11 a. TIHftw) -Yasutnn. 12 JO r- I Mra anoth 730 P. Tha aesftoSea will aa d d each evenint seaa ate la aa a dock. vtaMiniMtta for the Iy morning raia aaacua W asailarl before o clock the . okkoom rAcinc time table. Armas Departs U1.13pm11i20pni .. , 1 3 40paal7.4Sn rnUM IMMWRA TION. ' Tat report which Surgeon-General Hamilton haa just aubbmittcd to the secretary of the treasury present the remits of bs r cent observations in the principal , sea port of Europe, from which the great cum of our immigrants, set out for the New World. These observations were not reassuring. J and ne discovered nothing while carrying on his investigations broad that promised much im provement In the general charac ter cixurrent and future immigra tion' He found, a rule, that iqj vigrant. bound to the Unit' d States are not required to rndergo any proper inspection. Most foreign governments are opposed to the emiffration of their people to this country, and if in instances .they seem to connive at, or even to encourage it, emigration to favored will always be found to he of that class which the native land in th a case can spare most advan tageously. All persona likely to become a public charge, as well as the vicious, l iwleas, rid danger ous element of society are per mitted, perhaps encouraged, to emigrate without check or regret, and to this fact the g.eatly .di teriorar d character of outlati-r immigration is r ulonbtedly at'ri butable". In the last s:x years i lie number of itrn'ipnts ariiv'ng on onr shores ha amounted to2,6of, 256. Dr. Hamilton very jnstly re marks that the introduction into onr political, coot nercial, indus trial, and social system of this vast number of people, most of whom are utterly onarqu:nted with our l.ad:tions, customs, history, nd laws, presents a difficult and peri loos -problem to the practical statesmanship of the country, and coQSti.Jtes a subject for careful cooideatkn, not unovggled with apprehension on the pait of set-ion--minded citizens of all parties. He rills attention to the fact that alTie proportion of this 'mmira giajtion does not diffuse itself tlwugbout the count., and fo beconvt Irat in the general chair areristics and mo lea of life of the -American people, but that it pre serves foreign naiionalUtic rela tions, going to the length, as has j b n show. in Chicago, New York r id New Orleans, of even main- ;n'ng assas:nation societies, ;i which the bidding of a secret Uihunal is implicity obeyed, in 'violation of our laws and of all their jfuaranUes for the preserva tion of peace, good order and per sonal security. Now, Dr. Hamil ton contends that s'l citizens al ready on our soil have a ru-bt to . be protected against thin kind of immigration. Last year, at New York, the port medical officer re ported fifteen insane immigrants and eleven idiots. Four of the .- sane and the idiots were allowed til; land. Jn such c?es the law thorld I e trictly enforced. The t'-ae is believed to have arrived when any further influx of person not bringing: with them hahits of industry and thi.ft, or posesring 5n tome depa-tment of labor, cr able to contribute soinetbidg to the material wealth or well-bein f 1 he count! y shoi'ld be rest ricted Thus to legislate for the restriction of immigration implies no hostil itv to foreigners, far less to of . tnrt;id citizens, d dcor honld always be open wide enough to admit H worthy t oraeis, l ut our immigrants horW l"oi seen k character njorally.inieiiecinaiiy, and physically n would mak thm more or less valuable addi tionstothe oody politic." The nMeetions of the report may b.:efr stated. It shou'd provided by law that an intending ham grant anau prouiK-e ri tory evidence, of an offic'al char u. kof.xA the neaest Anieii aw j - can consul, showing that he has never been convicted of a crime. haa never been a charge upon the country nor received public assist ance. He shall also tile with such evidence a certificate from a duly qualified physician showing his freedom from chron;c disease or any disability which would make him a public charge. If satisfied, the consul will then issue his cer ificate, to be delivered by the im migrant to the projer officer at the poit of ai.ival, and to be by bim accepted as evidence that the new comer possesses the prelimin ary qualifications for Americau citizenship. .If this plan were adopted it would add greatly to the impoitance and utility of our consular service, and it would effectually check the further in flux of pauper, disabled or criminal immigrants. Tiik Krng of the Nelherland's remains was laid at rest at The Hague yesterdav, and the little girl Queen, has all the weight and responsibility of the government resting on her shoulders before she should quit playing with her doll babies. Her inoiher as Queen Regent will without doubt perforin the duties of the office to the satis faction of the inhabitants and relief of the pirl Queen. The situ ation makes a keen sarcastic view of he monorchia! business in tinman government. NEW TO-DAY. Albany Opera House, Ode Performance Only, f HUKSDAY, DEC. 1 1 ppearance ol GOKTOFS Famous New Orleau MINSTRELS. "mose.l "trictly first class artists in :i lined and artistic 'programme i unnine minstrelsy. Grand Uniform Street Parade and Open Air Concert at Noon T'me. PRICES: Fifty five cents. Seats are now on L'nk's Music Ston. and Seventy- sale at Will & ITT ANTED- A (food (tirl to do v..rral if houiearork. Applv at the rtMteriee t H Baumgart, c-l ler 2l and Lion WOOD aael on Khort ntii-e I.3-e or peraat Blnlxe't & Son's Kto'e, corner Kirat anil Ferry sir el. WA has rem ive.1 h s lann.lry ro the J iron hou the cor ier ot Second and I.) on streett. 1 RENT Ni- elv (n-nished ro- oi on rtt fttreet. Fti pati'rnUra itHi 'ire at !hi offic IJR RENT fl'(.im s furnirhn) or i 1 ished al) a barn. Inquire at tli" He nrjRSISHED ROOM TO RENT A f Lely C fuinishetl room on First ?-t hi lie rented by iuUirin at this ottl WAN1ED Agents to nell lea! both . ma'e and female S'ea-lj .muMrmer.t and rnd pay. Apply In F. A. Bllrkhirt. re-U Citato ajeut, opp site Fir-rt Nat oi.al banr. 1TASTED ToeM! 5 joke of nml nttle If with yokrs, chains, eto. Cattle toting ami in (food condition "'or further informa tion write or call on WillaTette Pulp & paper Co. P. O. bn No. 72, Oregon Citv Oregon. F1 .IRATIIERS -Those wishing to purchase feat Iters for pillows or beds can secure them in quantities to suit at O. W. Simp son'r. Thai h.mkino 3C.I6H can be s onickly nired by Shilih'a ure. We r .anico it Foshay h Mason. SLsr.rLm niuiitk, made miserable v that terriMsi-oiiuh, Sbiloh's Cure is the Cm.edy or yu. I-or sale by roshay & Mason. secured by bhiob Catarrh Reniedv lrce jo cents. Abmi injector free. roraa.e by r.osnay a aason. For lame hack, side or chest, use Shilnh's roruus Piaster Price 25 lents at Foehay & Mason. CH)t"R second bind show case for ; F. M. French's jewelry store. sale at K. OtO. W. OK W bavins; sold hi. U dentist -SJOli Januurr I, lOl, no earnestly requests nis inr'iy friemls. who sh him to put their teeth in aoou repair before rein nie to -. rarly. Al' who Hnd themselves indebted to linn, are etpoi-'ed to cll and settle soon DEALER IN SIOVES. TINWARE. HOUSE FURNISHINCS Manufacturers of Kalvanizad iron cornice. Plumbing a specialty. Give us a call. LADIES'. ATT have the best sh T'QN ai. We want to tell yon I hit we bid ih this city, and we can I eve Every pal" w r. te ' turned if tbrv not i ! ts no hrmjror uster yotiat ary time, id they ran Im re rattafartton. This awsn what ws say. ft W ART A SOX. GdNsaND revolvers; The idea has out that do have diaposed of this part of our I neaa. That's a mistake. Me are in it bnsi- now Weper than ever. We have a nice line of Marlia and Winchester r.fles, sod breech loading shofaruns ranain in price from sl to 6i. Also all the late immvetl revidven SieWAfiT bOX. g- "w siiivniFSOifc-r -HAS A FINE SEAL BITE He also makes a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens1 fine shoes. You can find WANTED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOB & FROMAN BROS.. V and all. sales and AT I am closing out mv drv Kooda ENTIRE STOCK ooota and shoes and gent's furnishings. See below the lines that are vicing at erst. Drer-s (Jo" ds, Cloaks, Flannels, Capes, Silks, Table Linen, Napkins, Blankets, Selesia, Corsets, Cambric, Towel Julie's Underwear, (Jopsamers. Call early while the assortment is etil! gootl. C- Sea-rles. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. flAirsjifAir W. has hie mmme mm h! m o ml o (0 V. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Flae Calf and K.ace4 Waterraaf Grata. Tha excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Sf4M Oeaalne Ilaad-aewed, an elegant and 9 stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself. MjOO Hand-sewed Welt. A fine calf Shoe a unequalled for stylo and. durability. SOJK) Oaadyear Well ts the standard dress O Shoe, at a popular price. SOJO Pallecmaa'a 8aae la especially adapted s9 for railroad men, farmers, etc. AU made In Congress, Button and Lcee. $3&$2 SHOES lafd.2s have been most faTorably reeelred since introdoeed and the recent ImproTements make them superior to aar shoes sold i as u Ask your Dealer, and airect vo n f actorr ' noatal for order blan ke. al Jewel rieateis, if you pi How's business? That's bye! Brrrr click. orTJLicrs otosejf'h:, Manufacturer of Choice.Cipars -AND Cigars, Flux and Smoking Tobaccos, Meersebaum and full line u' Smokers' Articles. Aieai tot 10 riinva.-ra canar 8tore, LINE OF JACKETS ! what want. dfx Imorters and Dealers in ail kindtr o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery dePcript:on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The lanrest stock south of Portland. Come one No trouble to show mods. Quic small profits is our motto. Also a repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. COST in to make room for a large line o t.. Dsitlai Shaae i rlee stamped aa batlaas. r- P ind rf ne cannot annnl von send eneiosina aaTenisea price, or W. 1 DOUOL.AB, BrackMk Blaaa. T i 11 g-a-1 ing- t-1 1 n g HeJlo! Hello, Central Yes Say, (ih e me Mat thews fe Washburn WLaij Hello, Matthew liWaaslilnirn! Br r r yock! Hello, Hello! That u? All ri ho SSend me up one of thoi $30 Kov. ease. All right. Catch it. xd. So's mine. Good ' - DEALER IN- AND KEY m Briar Pipes, si Albany, Oreicon, PRTSIIAS M.HK ELLIS. PHYSICIAN AND Hl!R, geoo, Alhar.y Oregon. WH. DAVIS. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND suieon. Can be found at his omt In Strahan'a block. Kirat tM AiKar Oregon- ' C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND oUR . geon Albany. Oretron. oIKm n Pin new block. Office hour, from 8 a. h. to. r. m J. ROSSITER. VETERINARY SI'R. X. goon, graduate of OnUrio veterinary college and met ber of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the uiseases oi ail domesticated animals on scientific principles. Oltlce at Ans Mamhall't livery stable Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DK, E. A. McA LlSTBIr HOM lOPATD IC FHT aidan and sunreon Has remnvnd hi. office into Crawford's block. AU calls prompt In.llHln " tj M.UUOT. IMF, TRO. A. WHITJEY, PHYSICIAN AND XJ surgeon. Uraduate of Hel evno Hnuil tal Medical Collece. New York Citv. Diseam. of women a specialty. Office in at residence on cn si reel netween Calapooia and Vine, DR. sl. J. PATTOf. PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, Blumberg's Block, Albany, Or Female diseases a stwcklty. Consult .tion free. n V. HAMBERLIN, M. D. , Honiieptitlik Wallace's old J Physical!, office at Dr. stand, Broadalbiu ftreet. Oltlce houm, 7 to v a. a.; mi ana o 10 a r. h. ATTORNEYS, W. T. BURXST. L. T. SARIS, J. W. DRAPBR "I1URNJY, DARIN h DRAPER, ATfOR- u neys as taw, ureiron taiy, oreoi ty years experience aa register of t n. Twea- thj U. S. Land Office at Oregon City and in the land practice recommends us in our SDecialtv business before the Land Office or the courts and Involving the practice in the get eral Liana umce. TT C. WATSON, attorncy-at-law, Albany XX. urcgon. umce in atranan oiock. J. N. DUNCAN ATTORN KY-VT LAW and notary public. ODce in the Stratum oioci, rooms no. I ana s. d. , Blackburn. a. w. h rioiit. T3LACKUURN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT U Law. Albany Oreiron. OH ce in Odd t ellow'j Temple. ill practice in all couru of the state, and give special attention to all business 1 1 TOLVERTON CHARLES K. AIToRNEY IT at Law. Albany, Or. Office in rooms IS and 14 Fob er's Block, over L. E. BlfinV store. J.' K. WEATHK KPOKD, , law, Albany, Oregoi ATTX KNKY Oregon. )!t to Klinn Block. Will practn n all tht courts of thestate, and give specia. attcutiot to all businees JAM ICS P UKl, A CTOUMiCV-A T-LK W and title examiner, Albauv, Or. Will practice in all tlw courts of tlie st-tte. Ab stracts of title furnished on short toti. Ten years experience. 8KC11KT ttCl KT1 Kf. , O. U, W. 8afety Lodge Xo. 13; niet every Monday evenuiK at the u. A. K hall ou Kerry street, lielwccn ijcoond and third. Albany, Oreit.ni. Strangers in tin .ity and transieut brethren cor.lii'ly invited to attei.d. HcHhersm Post No. f, l. A. K. SUUxl uioetiiigs at the U, A. K Hall on the second aud I'ourtn Friday eveninirs cf each moiirli. Trausient Coutraaies ate cordi J invited to meet with us a. w. itr.rjur B. F. Tiblbr, Cotuui-uiiler, Adjutant, Land Surveying. PARTUS DBStRlltO BPBVBYINS DORS CAR OB tain accurate ml prompt work by calliiuf iqion ex-eounty survyoi r, r. T. Fisher. He hascomplete copier of field notes and town ship puts, and is prepare I to do surveying hi any part of Linn county. Poatolflce address, Millers Station. Linn cou ity, Oregon. W. AVEKS, AIHMlirfcCT ASf) SUPER J. inlenilaiit. Ortije over Kimt National baiikViiiildiinr, Albany, Or. from all parts of hu onintv Wurk anli:ilci MONEV TO LOAN-HONK CAPITAL OX ITihuI r-al e-tate sri-urity. Kor parlkn liirs enquire of Oc. lluliiliri'V- I) KVEKE HOUSE, AI.bANV, OH. -Oil AS i lieiffer, Prop. Only firxt ccluss house u the city. Laro sample rooms br cow merciul meu. No Chinainer. employed in th kib:hen. Oencral stave Kii- lor-.alln. 0 B. WINN. AOENT KoR THE LEAH ing fire, life and acciilent Insurance cuiu panics. STANARD & CUSICK. PEOPRUTOR8 or OiTI DBUfi bTORE. Dealers in Drupe, Medicines, Chem icals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Spouges Brushes, Perfumery, Scitool and Aittsts' Supplies. I'bysicianV prescriptions careluliy compounded Pint Street, Albany, Oregon. Coburg tab I sell the best iumbor in this coun try, cedar Posts, shingles, lath, doors and windows, moulding, etc. Prices from 95 to $22 per thousand. Yard at LawsoD, on the Narrow Gauge. See me before purchasing elsewhere. W. W. CRAWFORD. Postoffice address, Talitnan, Oregon. Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. HYMAN & BROWN ELL. The Union I'aclfle. la the only line ruuning two fast trains daily f roin Portland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Ixmis and all points East and South. Buy your tickets of C. G. Rawlings, foot of Rroad albin street, Albany. The Union Pacific are now run ning two dailv trains throuiih to Chicago in three days, carrying all clacws of passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleejiers, tourists sleepers and free reclining, chair cirs attached. Pa.--seiip rs can now leave Portland ut 7 a. m. and V p. m. For Hleiping car n s t rvation. etc. ajiply to V. . Raw iigB, foot of BioaJaibin btreet. FOR PURE DRUGS TOJ LET AND GO TO -ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos and. Organs In tip Willamette Valley. CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. The City Liquor Store .V. IS A VJIGAIIT, ri-o(trietor. trSexl d or to the O U Kello' ample, Albany, Oregon ! Keeps consta-itly on h tn 1 tiio Inert im torte 1 And do actlc wines, liquors, cigars an o'ia Only first cla liquor store in the city SPECIAL ATTEKTi N PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUrfTRY Am Absolaie rare The Original Abietine OinimPut Is amy put up in lart-e two-ounce til. iMxes, an1 is an absolute cure for olr jores, buriiR. wounds, tiiapix-d 1 n (It and all skin eruption Will positive I v ctir.i all kiuds ot piK-s. Atk tor the Original Abietine Ointment. Fold bj F Of liaj . MaFon at 'J5 cents er lox irai, 80 real. MID! 20,000 Db dried ap lbs mMW HIGHEST CASH TRICK WILL RE PAID BY THE WILLAMETTE PACEIKC CO. Hello there? Do von k-iow liHt.;r ii tlieoily man in A I haa that ci'i sell yon eastern ticke y MeitP, youths anil Uiys clothing oh the Heron. I floor atli. W. Slmp oii'h. Klein Rros. : will hsve sperial sales every .Saturday, ollering the public immense haigains. Corset Coraetsl We make a 8iecialty f 1 a ies aud misses tine corsets and w its. We have a drive in a F nch sateen corset at 75 cents. xtra good value. Samuel E. Y- no.- FOR BALK BY ALL DRUGGISTS. "Some'months a;ro I nut-chased a bin of Dr. J. P. Sill's Catarrh t'ure for m. own ne. but finding rev nephew. C. s McMahan. needing such medi cine I let bim have my box of medi cine. He row sends or three more boxes, saying it is tiit; .-t tiling for catarrh ever tried, by him and his friends. I got another box to use in my rase, and cheerful'y recommend it toothers, (Signed), JOHN McluiAHN, ; x-Cojnty Commissioner Lane C . Oregon, Springfield. Lane county, Oregon. Prof J, W,.-T'hnson, president of the State university, says It cured him of a eonirli after two other prescriptions li nl failed. Likewise two of his li'tle trirlH use! it to cure their roughs. Mrs Mask 3 Hey, wife of Prof. Bailey, sent it to Prof. Johnxo.i, and reeom mends it to all who sutler from cold and roughs. For coughs It acta 1'rke acha'tn, and can bi inhaled into the jlpes or iRsavs, whete no oilier couiru cures ?an reach. 11HOSK WISI11NO rHKST;LASS IN sr.iincnt, the best made to stand 'he climate '( Ibis coast, can be suited liy.-a'liiig st Mis. U. K. llvaian's, opimeite ths Masonic lempls, Kirst street. The latest vocal and instrumental iiitwtc kept for sale. Alse th largest aworl incut of sutupintr luUtertis select from this side of 'Kriscx. i;ivcn in paintiitir aud entliroiilery st her studio over l.inn County Bank. Give hei yiMir order and you will be pleased. The People's Bakery Frcl Bread Piss ani Cabs DAILY. . Fine Cakes a Specialty. P.LACKBURV & PI ROM, l:u: nccsocers and bakers. plum FANCY GOODS GLLBLACKMAN irnB, Painte, OilE a a raiai toll CARRIFS hnmtiia, Vcnralgia, Cn . SSEAaMSNiC. I AU. PajPI. TVs flilUBiBaa f ssri si-ftrr CKOVBIO COUCH CUR awflav mum. mm. tmmmniM. MkyaHVrattfa. aUatWssn Hilt 1 1- M1AL l!)l O lr tiiiM:tio I . liti it 1 1 , 1 1 mts. si d sll n pt ' ii 1 1 I jt)i Ii 60 snd 7 i tuts r i .ay A slaaou. It ll;e. lu t Cheap Pasture. Persons desiring pasture near this city can obtain the same t calling on Fred W. Blumberg, who has the west half of what is known as M on tei th's pasture for rent at $1 O ier month per head. Joeeph Tail is agent for the Union Mutual Accident Associa tion of Chicago, a company that has many superior features. Conn & Hendricaon ! ! ! .A FU1X STOCkl IF- Staple Groceries Crockery. Glassware. The beat quality of teas, ccfleta, istidl o its, i tc. FRf&H BAKED BREAD EYKR1 DAY. At this old reliable house ts also tola found a complete assortment of fresh family sroeeriea, i which la constantlr beii.a adiled all the seasonable Unes of (rroceries and pro visions, such aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles. Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Mutt, taster n Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds. Bohemian Glassware. Etc, These Roods were all bourht wheo price ere low aad the benefit of U e roaiytn will be gi en to his customers. Rememher the place. at the ohl curlier oa First ai id Hroalalbui Sta Conrad Jllier. UR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of Londoo, England, also of the ifelle vue Modiual College. The Dr. iiaa spent a lifetime of study and practice And makes a spe cialty of clirouic diseases, remove cancers, untfplaeiilareuteiiU,tumort snd went, without pain or the knife, lie also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Haa praetit ed iu. the German French ana English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is OD WILL TO ALL." CaTOflice and residence Ferry street. IvIvsmi Third and Fourth HiiKiUrSKKILK. 'piltTNI'rtUSHJVED HAS FOffSlta; AT 1 hi place t.ear Al'iany a tot id griKMl, well tinke hrsrto wit: A span of soir l. aeiifbt Mid; span id irrajs, I 0"; spam .f l,a 1100; Ficui of drivers, 9.ti; one tautily carria boiw. la-Ke aibl ((nod sty-; anil two Kood sil lie hjrse. Pfic. reisoiiab'e and lir.os easy JAMKS KLKIN IRON HARROWS. nil bteoart bus. U loiiret thK harrow until you first It Ul pay ou uot IRON AND STEEL. Htewar 80s tiAta vers 1 re erock m I'aon, auap, c u OH aba A'NT- broii; sum icchioe. tjoi pick and Dluw stwul Bakery star aUJMXEM HaTirca. The latest sneet mn6lc at Mrs Hyman'a. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds ol fresh canned roodi at a very low figure at Conrad Meyer's. Mexican Cactus Bitters b the bes remedy in the world for liver and kid iter diseaBca. indigestion, etc. For sale atJt Banmxart'S' A new line of fine wall-papers with border (to match have been opened For tin I A Irving'. They ate new aud ele ct designs. . Call and see them.. Health is Wealth ! Dr. E. C. Wests and brain treatment, a guar anteed secifle for hysteria, oratress. lite, rtavacne, ncr prostration t t r I li t i o clxlol ir Ulat-co 11 itti.ii $ cf biain in nil a ii it libit hp ' inif 11 n i err. decay and lass of power in cither six haeh bos con tain cne m mth a treatment, fine dol lar a bi a. or six lx ts fr r-vc dollars, teit ly nail pie laid cn receipt of prke. Cuaiantee MS-et rid) by J. A. Caacmings. druvKat Jsole agent, Albany, $500 REWARD We will pay the above reward for any case of liver complaint, dvspeuua. aide headache, uidtgtation, coiistipauod or cortiteneaa o cAni.ut cure with West's liver pills, when tb direction are strictly complied w ith. '1 hey are puiely yegeuble and never fail to give eato-faction. Larve bcxes. ot taiiiitig S-J ills. 45 cents. 1 he geuuiue manufactured only by the John C. West conipany. Chicago Illinois. Ma ur . a. vuuiiuiuKs, ui ukibi Albany, Oregon. Take Simmons Liver . Regulator One Dose jrotitTa 100 Dollars. Dbas S. L. It: I consider one d.s Ira mons Liver Keanlator worth iea - was conatipetei!. ba-l Headache, could eat oth inr with satisfat-tion or anpetite- ha tlie oluee, and ft-lt slrom-ther oat of sorts. I re sorted to Blue Maes. Calomel. Ouinin . and every remedy stutKwted, but onlv obtained temporary relM. One doss of 8 t R did m more rood than tS worth of doctors an dktortiijr. Resp'y, JCMabtib. 1 hare been a tta-her for twenty years, and durinr ' utt time have had lepeatedattacksot headache, prluced by torpid Liver, and have bera entirely en cd by Simmons Li vet Regulator. I toon t to be of so mild 1 character in Its actkx, 1 not to Interfere, in the least Kh my duti 1 in the school room. LTo those si mi t aiti: t d and subject tuhe same, cannot- e nigl recommeud Sim- Liver Regulator. R. R. Cam ampWilsvilia K. .Proprietcr of. Albany Soda Works And manufacturer of Choice CoDfcctioDery We are now r'eparrd to furnish rhota tr.h canub-s of lt trrade, coiiBistins of pure stick, sorted flavors, mixed randies, erta French snd chncclate rreoma, fancy n.l'ni. .-an.lv toys and a g-cuerel sssoitliKnt '4 Use csimI f t nUMir. ok tti til. f H,'r fr in ontintT deVr proni4ii at t. n.V.l to. I'artoiy on L'irst rlrrrt 'ALBANY. - OUEGON rireiuan'a Elrrllon. notice is heijf.uy c.ivfs thai there wiM be a:i e ei tion held In the ! of l.niv- on Min.i the e'iKhtli An t.1 lr emtn-r ff .Ue itr piw of . leetint; a vhU t snd as-inUnt chief engineer, of the All.:iuv lire ir1nteiil, to M-rv.- one )e.-r. Ssid elerlli.it to lie I eld tx-lwren the I...U S of 1 o'eloi k Hiul fi::io Y! , ,, , ;n the hall iif Altisi v Knir n . N-v 1 Dated this '.lilh' dsy iki N.,v t."j M. Ii V;i:u i. ' Pahkbr. S.iuU.1 i' D Preeldent FD ' I 3 ' N JL iSlwftsBsWlt'fr'