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FP.NUrriNU IM nu Frop. Kutered at the Poat Officii at Albanj QrKon.tt fleoond olaan mall rnntte . Is a constitutional disease. It originates in a scrofulous condition ol the blood and depends on that condition. It often causes lieaclat.-liu and diz.lnesH, impairs tlio taste, huieU and hcftrlnjj, af fect h the vocal ortns, disturhs the etonjacli. It Is always radically anJ itcrnifiuontly cured by the blood-purifying, altonUfvi and tonic action of Hood's Sarsaparllla This (treat medicine ha3 wronsc tiio most wonderful cures of all discuses depending on scrofula or the scrofulous hublt. liooD's Tills aru the beat cathartic. OREGON'S BLUE RIB8N0 SALEM September 14-19, 1903. The gro:iteat Exposition nnd Live Stock Show on the I 'ft ill" Coast. High Glass KticicB iver altemco $12,000 Cash Pi emiu m on live btock uud lurm producla. All exhibta baulel free over the Eth. etn Pacific. Reduced transportation rales on nil linen Live Stock Auctl-in Said hold in con nection with lair. Fine campion ground tree and roiiuced rates oncauipoia' lionet. Oomu and bring y mi families For fur ther inlorimitioi', writo M,D. Wisdom, Sacretary Portland, Oregon. For Sale on Terms to Suit. 220 acre fruit ranch with two ovapar atore, live Btock larm, implements com plete, with warehouse, on track at:Jefi oieon, also 215 acres heavy saw timber near H. K., tkon up fourteen years afro, situated in Yamhill county and my rick residence Srd and Washington Sts, Albany; furnished complete. All free from Incumbrances. BustneBB and prop- eity interests necessmaeo my Tlntnitn . t California. Here is an opportunity to get some flrat-claeB property. .Call on or address E. II. Ruodks, Albany, Oregon. ATTENTION CAMPERS! Ho for Cascadia Springs. First Class Mountain Riga, Good Drivers Moots III you want to eavo money Cull on all Troiua. A. A. WILSON, The Uetiablo Liverymen, Notary Tublic and Justice of the Peace Illinium- pM J minct No.7 COSHOW & BLANC1IARD, leal Estate and Insurance Agents Collection and Notary Woik, Farm and Block land for sale. Also somo good town and aero lots. COS1IOW & BLANCHARD, Brownsville. Oregon. OSTEOPATHIC INFIRMARY HRS- RBWSEY & PEHLRflf) All nervous and chronic dis eases treated. Office! 220 Broadalbin 8t. fonaultatlon free, Phone 482 THE JERSEY DAIRY A. B. MILLER & SONS, Prop. Prs Jersey Dream, Milk and Butter 8uppiiei aauy. Leavo orders at 0 ;Moyer'i J. R. HAWKINS, M. D., PRKSIM AND SURGEON 'Office: Norton House, llalsoy, Ore. D. E. CHANDLER Does house painting, calsominlng nnd paper liimgiugiiuiHio ami uui Bii'e work, well, lie may he found at 620 East Third etreet. Many years experience. FISUIAND POULTRY ireihfleh and poultry con-tentlv ota a t J. McO'Jiirt's Market, near Jfirst and Keny ititr-ie. '$htti U litM I I 1 luc nlir STATE FAIR A Di unken Monkey. From the Examiner, under one ol 1 lomer Davenport's illustrations : In the s'atn o' New Jersey, near the edge of North River, an unfortunate monkey got very drunk. Seme brutal men, superior to him in physical development and inferior In moral qualities, persuaded the poor brute to drink whiskey. The monkey drank a great deal too much, wai auso utely intoxicated, ud his conduct was lexaetly like that of a man that is to eay, of the average wblakey-drinking man. It would be pleasant lo relate that the monkey tasted the whiskey, felt it burn and refused to touch any more ol it. That, unfortunately, is not what hap pened. It would ba creditable to the monkey's wisdom if one could say that while he niiule a mistake and drank too much whiskey once be could never be per rumird to toucb it again. That is not tree either. Ti.e poor mor key tempted by bis hu man half brothers, drank the whiskey, i. d h s acted exactly as the average poor, loolieh, feeble MAN act uoder the same iircuoiBtances. When tbey offered him the whiskey first be didn't want to tafeo it. Tney urged him, and finally be took just a little. It burned bim, made htm ooiigu, made hia eyes" water. Even a monkey, you would think, ought to have ini: eoough to let it aloue. But he did not show enough; to"k a little more, tiien some more, and finally all he could XI' H i went through the various stages of Humiliating incapacity ibat mark a hu man being's transition from sober to trunk. flu became voiuMe at first, chattered, jumped about, ehowed many signs of fdendlineso apparently he was a much mproved monkey. fiion be became toolieh and unsteady n his legs. Finally be became brutal, wanting to bite, and at last Bank into a stupor, just the eqal of any dead drunk man. ' Next day this miserable monkey, initi ated into the results of the worst curse that afilicta hie superior brothers per- Btbted in bis resemblance to a human be ing. tie was Bbivering. nervous, without appetite, and evidently suffering pbyei. cal, If not mental, remorse. But he waa just like a man and gladly acoepted the drink that was given him with the assurance that many other monkeys are fooled by, "a little bait ol the dog that bit you will set you right.'. If that monkey ie saved from a dkunk-i ard'e grave only the lack of whiekey, not any wisdom or strength of. will of his own, will 8a ve htm. If you ever want to argue with a man against whiskey, the etorv of the drunk en monkey, intelligently presented, ought to produce an impression. Yo u might talK to any whiekey drinking man as follows: If you bad seen : viint monkey clear- eyed, healthy and vigorous, you would have said to his keeper, "Don't let him touch whiskey; it will ruin yourvmon key1' yet you drink whiskey yourself. If you had seen the monkey take the first glaeB you would have said to his keeper, "Don't let him take any more; tho second glass will ruin hliu, give him a longing lor alcohol ; it will luiu your monaoy" yot you take the second glass yourself. IE you bad seen that monkey in his de grading progroea from sober to drunli, losing hie equilibrium, brcoming first maudlin, then vicious, you would liave said to hie keeper, "NOW look at your monkey. Tou see how worthless he is; that is what whiekey always does with a monkey" vet that ie just what whiekey CASTOR For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of DOWN TBEY GO Down, down, down gees the prices on our entire Btock of Wall Paper. Some of tbe very latest designs ai actual cost. If yon are in need of paper it will pay you to see our line, BuaKUART & Lee. We rustle hard to please each cue tomer. at O. E. BkownriVb. SHASTA WATER NAVALADE CRAPE KOLA We are exclusive agents (or the above goods, and guarantee the quality, THE SUGAR BOWL 316-318 W, 2nd St does with you and you give It a cbanee to do it. . You n-ight also Bar this to your tl'bis keydrinking friekds: Tbe monkey most resembles the man that most resembles HIM, of couree. The man that acts with bisky as tbe monkey does is like tbe monkey. In the brain of a monkey, as every ebild knows, tbe s'.rongeat instinct ia tbat of imitation. Tbe monkey will cut bis throat trying to imitate a man shav ing, no wonder that be ruins his baalth imitating a man drinking whisky. Tbe monkey, aa be took tbat wbiekeyi seemed fuolisb, especially after tbe first taele, and if you bad never drunk whiEky yoursell you would be justified in despis ing ihe monkey, i'bink how many excuses be has tbat you who drink whisky have not. You know thit whisky has ruined mil lions of men and is still ruining millions, Tne monkey knowa nothing about tbat. You know tbat nine-tenths ol the murders are based on whisky, Tbe monkey knows nothing about that. Ycu know that whisky means failure poverty and abuse for ohildren; abuse, poverty aqd sorrow for mothers. All of these things the monkey does not know. You are more foolieb than he when you take tbe whisky, The President's Snub to Miles It is much to be regretted that the President should take advantage of hiB last opportunity to administer a rebuke and heap humiliation upon General fill lea. . Allies won hie way to the pcBition oi Commanding Genera 1 by a life of hard and dangeroue service under the old flag Having takon an active and conspiciouB part in all the heavy battles of tbe Army of the Potomac, except Gettysburg-, serv ing with distinction in all, and leading Borne of the most famous char gee of that war. And his military record subse quent to the civil war has been of the hlgheet order. lie will always be pointed to with pride by Americans who have the in terests o! the volunteer Army at heart. bb a brilliant example of the volunteer soldier, and it is much to be regretted tbat the President should at this time vent his animosity by trying to humili ate eo distinguished a soldier and use tbe high office and authority to which be succeeded in such a manner. It is earnestly to be hoped this will be the last distinguished volunte er soldier to be subjso'.ed to auch humiliation at the close of a long and honorable mili tary career. Miles Is All Right. Chicago, Aug., 10. Great comment was occasioned here today by General Milee, who gave an extended interview on his viewa of armies and war. Tbe retired General said that he did not hes itate to eay tbat standing armies are enemies to republicanism and the peace of tbe irorld. llo went further and etated that 'he aristocracy more particularly desired an army, but that tbeir retention was a tax on the people, which, would be elimin ated to the well-being of all democratic forms of government. The General said that war ia abhor rent, and human intelligence denounces it. 'T advocate a congrcaa of powers 'and tho adoption of the rule tbat one aoldier is enough for each thousand inhabitants. "Let soldiers become artisans and farmers," said General Miles, "and thus relieve the world of a million parasites whore sole business Is ntelees war. The armies of tbe world are artificial, and if maintained will eventually cause disas ter," Chamberlain's Stomach, and Liver Tablets are just v, hat you need when yo u navo no uppanto, loei nun niter eatin g and wake hp with. a bxA taste in your mouth. They will improve your appetite , cleanse and invigorate your stomach an d giie you a relish for your food. For sale by all druggists. P. O. Andersen The only Rubber Tire letting Ma chine in the Valley. General Blacksmithlng and Horse shoeing a specialty. Second. St., Albary. ALBANY DRESSED BEEF CO First St., opp- tluniberg Block Choco meats of all kinds Bargains i- ir.rm Lands. Timber Lands and 1 City Property fEELE A CO. il Albany, This llftnattiro Is on erery box of tho gcnnlM Laxative Bromo-UuinincTtM the remedy that cure cold an two itav. Signs of Polluted Blood. 1 There is nothing so repulsive loo'.ring and disgusting ns an old sore. You worry over it till the brain grows weary and work with it until the patience is exhausted, and the very sightof the old festering, sickly looking place makes you irritable, despondcr'c and desperate. A chronic sore is the very best evidence that your blood is in an unhealthy and impoverished condition, that your constitution is breaking down under the effects of some serious disorder. The taking of strong medicines, like mercury or potash, will sometimes so pollute and vitiate the blood and im pair the general system that the merest scratch or bruise results in obstinate non-healing sores of the most offensive character. Of U-n r.u inherited tain t breaks out in frightful eating sores upon the limbs or face in old rijfe or middle life. Whenever a sore refuses to heal the blood is always tit fault, and, while antiseptic washes, salves, soaps and powders can do much to keep down the inflammation and cleanse the sore, it will never heal permanently till the blood itself lias been purified and the deadly genus and poisons destroyed, and with S. S. S. this can be accomplished the S. S. S. is both a blood purifier and tonic that puts your blood in order and at the same time tones up the system and builds up the general health. , If you have a chronic sore write us. No charge for medical advice. ' .. . . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. KEELEY INSTITUTE K FIRST AND MONTGOMERY STREETS. WE CURE tbe Liquor, Opium, Morphine and Tobacco nablts as Gitrely aa quinine cures a cold. Our treatment clarifies and builds up the system. One of our patients recently said : "I never felt eo well in my life; I am a wonder to myself 1" Send to us for booklet. Albany Planing Mill, SEARS' & LIVINGSTONE, Proprietors. At the foot of Lyon Street, "Albauy Carry a full stcck of DoorB, Windows, glasa and all kinds of building material. They are prepared to fill all orders promtly and satisfactorily at reasonable prices. For Pure Medicines, Paper etc. It Makes a Difference "Where you buy GROCERIES, VEGETABLES and FRUITS. CONN & HUSTON Keep the best and -will sell at reasonable urices. Stop at their store PARKER BROTHERS Grocers and Bakers 216 WEST FIRST S1KEET,, ALBANY OREGON, First class goods in their season. Phone Black 521. FOKSVLK 375 acre, of gx.d funning laud i miles east of Shedd. i;ood farm (or grain dairying, stock, etc. Inquire of J. B OoBXErrou the place- polluted blood is punned ana invigorated, andwneu rich.pure blood is again circulating freely throughout the body the flesh around the old sore begins to take on a natural color, the discharge o( matter ceases and the" place heals over. Star Baths. Shaving and Hair-Cutting Parlors. chairs. Porcellne Tubs, First Olees i oot Black stand. Broadalbin St, tetween 1st and 2nd, Wheal 67 wnti. Oats 80. tfgfts SO cents. Hotter 15 'o 20 ceoU Potatoes 60 cent). dams 14 vajiU. Side IS Scents. Sbnnldei-R 10 cent.. Eups 15 cenuS. Pork, dressed, 74 cents. Bey. J7 lo 9 loose. Ill baled. Flour 95c per sack. Beef, (rross ttcers SJtfc, cows c Mutton, grots, 2Xc. Veal, uross 4c. Wool 17 to i8c. Mill retd, oran $17, shorts fill Poultry, 8 cents live weight. Lard 12c, Prunes, dried, 4c. Apples, dried, 4c. Apples, green, 76o. A. STAJRK, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SLRQEON Oregon Bank Bldg, . . Albany BR. J. L. HlLXr Physician and burgeoL Hill Block Albany, Or. J.O. LlITLEtt. 0. V. LlTIXBH LITTLER & LITTLER fentirts. . Browv Block. Albany, Oregon ; Wen. Collin a D D S A, Jack Hodgeo D D t COLLINS & HODGES Dentists. Odd Fjilow'eTomple, Albany, Ol. fl. A. LEItflNGER, Dentist- Crawford Block. a Albany, Or, J. M. Ralston, INSDRANCE AND MONEY BROKER ectione made. Notea bought fiSSn oan.y made on peraonaftM U'VPV " " Oregon, THE K. O. T. M.- A- Cox, Commander . Monday" C'rCle meet8 t d 3rd Visiting neighbors welcomed L.L. Swan. Clerk!' R,HAKD'-- TmRJi"; ?-J 25, festers o tw.jV-' " """icaoee nan every hrnti? y eTO'.nRt 8 o'clock. Visiting brothera cordially invited lo attend. a' ' DJDBD4LL. Chief Ranger. - oeuretary. RrTi i.. m.oaey to loan on first-daea farm security 0r improved business property in Albany. InTr. or addreaa Ce,"f0r l5n Hi F. Msnnni,, Dkmcckat Bid. ""ny, uregon. UONG WAH rONG CO., Second St near Lyon street. Albany: Sella Chi- vsstfsr-ChiB- ML ' Printing Cheap, not Cheap Printing 'Phone Red 704. H. F. Herrill IruDKA"EAtiDL0AN AGENT, 7lS y fi ?ni,ty Wrran'" "ought and - . .v,huud uiuuipuy mienaed to. Correspondence solicited, Bb Democrat aJjiii. The Portland Journal l i),nni democratic paper. ,It is newsy-outspoken and a credit to tbe state. The nuu Anujr iigurnai, a M pa per may be eecured for f 6.76, f.1 1 1 f six months. The V cekly and Sem Weekiy Journal for 12.00, or the Week ly Db mock at and Weekly Journal fo Tl.f ;r any oiui v n,l ii r i i r. dujie CITY TREASURERS NOTICE . Call 14, Notice Is he.eby given thai funds an on hand to pay city warrants No. 601 to 599 inclusive oftheissoeol JH01 Inter est on said warnou will cease with the data of this notice. Albany, Or., June 6, i?03,; ti B. Ut-sica "it i i isiurer