f
T!?r ywviyti HKltAlJ : ti es; y, .ir Si;
!!
?:
Tb Daily Ukbald
nto each morning at II
will he ou ;
J. Jones'
took store, where it can b procured
At 6 cent per copy.
40TTXNOH Attet; r town.
7" ' ;
Coneta ! Coreete ! C rm t- !
Hosiery! Hosiery! Ho-iery!
At the Ladies' Bazaar.
House flippers at E. C. Searls'.
Gentlemen's fine idioer. at K. 0.
Starts'.
My fruit jars have arrived "". E.
Brownell.
Ludlow's $3 xhoea for Indies a-id
Toisses at F. C. earlx.
Wallace Baldwin returned Sun
day evening from nalero.
Drink ice cold soda at I. E.
Brownell's and be happy.
Don't fail to read over Mueller &
Garrett's new supply adt .
Fine black silk handkerchief.
and neckties at E. 0. .-earln'.
A complete line oi xents' lur
aishing goods at E. ('. Searls'.
State Superintendent E. B. Mo
Elroy came up from Malem latt
evening.
And when you want a delicious
cold drink go to C E. Brownell's
for soda.
Happy is be who buys his fruits
and vegetables of C. El Brownell.
Always fresh and full weight.
Brick for sale at ray kiln or de
livered in lam or Hin.tll amounts.
W. C. C'ahsell.
A choice and complete line ofj
bottled delicaaies have just been '
added to my stock call and see
them. C, E. Brownell.
E. E. Goff goes to Eugene to-dav
r. tt,., liK ,.,,o.
c- km Xn
California, with his farailv. to take
a months' vacation. Juu-r ws. pean
, ... supeuntendent of public uis'rec
Dr. Patton. the specialist on j LeRov 13S, McElrov 118.
lemale and private diseases, m ,jitate printer, O'Brien 138, 'Baker
m rg s b ock-J l mo ,Vciur8'llS. IWcuting attorney, Whit-
v w i, w i auu iu o. von-
sulfation free
Montgomery.
Residence 3rd and
Albany's popula
tion looms un
when viewed in the
vote cast yesterday.
which will be taken this month j Oounty clerk, Pavno 151, .Redfield
will show not less than riiiOO popu-) 97. County couimissioner Rum
lation in this city. j baugh H. Trask 102. Recorder
Meals will be served on the i of conveyances, Davis 147, Godley
steamer returning w ith the excur-' 102. Sheriff, Scott 144. Pearl 10S.
aioniets from Salem in the tith ! County treasurer, Curl 15ti, sJmiih
inst. There will be a large number 90, Arter, Williauis 137, McCoy
who will accompanv F. Co., 1 HI- County school superintendent ,
amorg them being the Albany ! Kuseell 153, Michener 110. Couniy
hand. j surveyor, O'Conner 117 Fisher 1 m.
Elegant new din ng cars, Putl-1 C,ro,IJer Farrell loO.Fortrnillcr 120.
aaan paiw and free la.uily sleef-1 8Ut ui he Peace. W . II. W arner
in cars run throu-i. gnwr -ojwublw. rrai.k t-mpt.ell
trains to Denver. Omaha. Council ! I20' N- ' l.1?"1?. ?r Htwv
Bloff. Kansas Citv st. L..uis ..d ! eft- u 1 Klllev "'"u
Chicago, via Union Padtic rai!-1 vo,' ll
way. d. G. Rawiings. city ticket rR" tasgicnt.
agent, Broadalbin ptreet. Tanskt, June.5 Thr fo!!oiug
The Greyhound of the WilUira-! in the vote cast to-dav: Foi cou
ette has been chartered ly F Co. i gres, Miller 56, lleiiuaiiii 46.
for a grand excursion to Salom and Governor, Pennoyer 5, Thompson
return Thursday, June 5th. 1hej3S. Secretaiy ot tate, Townsend
Alban? band will accompanv thv j 56, McBride 45. State treasurer,
ftxeoraionists. Tickets can be had : Webb 55, Mettchan 47. ijupreine
from any member of the companv. judge, Bon hum 67, Bean 46.
The number of tickets m tim:ted, ! Superintendeot of public instruct
ao those contempUting goina j ion, LeRoy 58, McKlroy 43. State
bould procure their tickets at ! printer, O'Brien 57, Baker 4t.
oce. ! Prosecuting attorney, Whitney 40,
. ... ! Bingham 62. Stat4? senators,
H.rrow oaK. i Weatherford 62. Mvers 54, Huinej
The Brownsville Times fays:
When at the depot Wednesday
evening we formed the acquaiulaiice
oi Mr. R. Martin, general road
master of the Oregon inn Rui!wa
company, who was parsing up tie
1 1 -: . : ii :
roau, iain)c an ihvuiit 01 uii j
n hand. From him wo learned :
that the company has a large num- i
ber of men at work on the West
Side division, repairing and fixing
the road up generally. The com-:
pany has ordered 200 Chinamen, !
wno are expectea to oe ai oou-1
burn by next Monday, aud active;
operation will commence. Thih ;
roaa win oe immcuiaieiy conveneu 1
tended to Spriugfiehl. Mr.Pengra,
of SDrinirfleld. went to Portland
Wednecday to make arrangements ; liberty PKKCiscr.
to commence aork on the bridge; Leuason, June 2. Liberty pre
at the former place. It is expected j cinct majorities: Pennoyer, 4;
that trains will be running through Miller, 1 ; Townsend, 4; Webb, 2;
by the middle of July. ' Bonhatn, 1 ; superintendents, tie,
also Baker and Bingham; Hume,
CMiao Cait SHa. 28 ; Weatherford, 27 ; Cunning-
th. ii..ri Aht r.t
k ...ci .1.10. 1,0 e ion
eeivedat the census office, show-! "e Itumbaugh, 3 ; jecorder,
ing the following figures for thej: cott. 4; Curl, I: Williams,!;
Pacific elope, ae compared with the ' Kus-ioll, 3.
census oi 1880: tJalifornia in . c.knter precinct.
188 $5,696,766; in 1800, 5.320,- Lebanon, June 2. Center pre
050. Nevada in 1880. 7t4,W8; , cinct majorities: Miller, 8; Pen
in 1890, $661,839. Washtngto.i : nover, 17 ; Towu end, 6; Webl,8;
in 1880. $75,000: in 180), $451,000. K,;t,,.. Lerov. 5: 0"Biien. 6:
wregon in lono, ui'cnw; in isiiu;
aio.uuu. in imu tne gross new
was: In California, ii ,21 2,0, S:
Nevada, $906,847; Oregon, 15V
006; Washington. 2t;.757. In
1800, the figures show ; California
$3,606,450; Nevada, 85rt,277:
Washington. $l,170.7.7r Oregon.
$782,015.
Tk M ardor Trtul.
District Attorney H. H- Hewitt
left yesterday for McMinnville. to
conduct the prosecution in the
Scott murder case. Concerning
the trial the Yamhill Reporter
contains the following: "The
trial of the Scott murder c se opens
next Tuesday. There will un
doubtedly be a -troni effort jiut
forth to clear the old man. His
attorney talks confidently and re
fers to evidence that will be pre
sented which will throw light up-
on many peculiar circumstanccM.
It is not probable, however, that
there will be any startling rienou-
ment in the trial, establishing '
either the guilt or innocence of the :
prisoner."
atrlckaa With raraljM.
Mrs. Waiter Monteith left W
night for Oakland, California, hav
ing been summoned by a telegram
announcing that her brother-in-,
xi. tT., rtarr,w d:Vrmr .
reaident of this city, had been '
l
Stricken with paralysis.
Ike
UUVKl! KKTIKN! URTAIMCD.
U
I-dltion tht the Dam rt Will W.
Of wltk tte Mvit of tea Ciantj
Office.
. The e.eetioi, v.tcrdav wa- a
very quiet o.m in"thm iiy. There
!,.: ,i ,.;..i
feted and much M-iatcLing was
qaietlv done on buth Md-K.
I The union party vote cut Utile
I figure in the contest.
.a ueavy vote as poiiei in Al-
banv, there beinglOlft votes cist.
iS.- i.,tAW- i -t,u i..,.ti
wa intense. a .d an eager crowd
withered alout the, Hkrald n bu-
letin tvoard during the afternoon.
The measure returns chtained
trout the precinct ot Linn coui.ty
indicate nearly a clean sweep ioi
the democrat-'. The republican
may elect one representative, an.l
perhap one or two county olfices.
It is piohable that l'enuoyer's ma
jority will equal or exceed at leatjt
JUO in the county.
In Albanv precinct the count
was stopped at 12:45 when hall
completed, and will bo continued
this morning. The ballot counted
ave Thompson 17 majority.
Following are the precincts
heard from :
KA.ST ALKANY eBFJ'INCT.
The ballot lor East Albany jre
cinct is na follows: t'ongress,
Millnr 135, Hermann 117. Gov
ernor,
Pennover 151, Thompson
I""- -ecreinry oi siaie, lonnnenu
. iru t i t - a. . t 1
' 137, McBride 118. State treasurer.
! .A ?bb M.et9C,'a"U':, u',,eme !
(v .a7 I5,ni.haiu 121. Stare
'senators, eatheriord 141, Myers
; 135, Hume 117, Cunningham 110.
Kepr.nentativew. Shedd 133. Han
Seeming Wuleriw !:'
Republicans or Linn.
light of tbeird 130, Henrv 130, Templeion
Tl.e census! U7. Smith 117." Richardson 116.
45, Cunningham 44. Representa
tives, Shedd 55, Hansard 42. Henry
55, Templeton 4A, Smitn 50, Rich
ardson 43. (Jounty clerk, Payne
6S, Redtield 32. County commis
sioner, Rumbttiigh 55, Trask 43.
Recorder uf convevances, Davis57,
Godlev 41 . Sheriff, .-cott W, Pearl
33. County treasurer, Curl 50,
Smith 42. County school superiu- j
tendent, Russell 3H, Michener . !
County Surveyor, O Conner 63, j
Fisher 46. County coroner, har-!
ren .. roriminer i-i. ;
kyraccsk precinct. j
MlXKKS JrtRe oThe majority !
of 1Vullover M 37 . Mller 32. The
rest oithe ticket is nearly a straHrht
party vote of 27 to 58.
nain, xi : .uvers, j; ; tiemocrai s
muioritv on representatives, 1
Whilnev,
8; Weatherford. 51 ;
Mvers. 4:
; ilume, 38 ; Cunniiii:-1
ham, 31 ; demiicrats' majority on ; currant, etc.
representative hIbh I 5; Prfviie,
24; Rumbatigli. 5; Davis," 7; A Poiiiieal SqaaU..
Lcott. 44; Ctnl, 9; Willi.uiiH, 15; A political squash occurred at
Ras-11,7; Fisher, 3; Faruell. 5. , the polls in Portland yesterday,
from LEBANON. '. between two prominent olitieianH
ftu..v- ir... n' Tkiann' 0"? f them had his head
whole mimVM.r of votes caat"to-d.-iv !
w . 38t. The count, is progressing i
slowlv. One hundred and tiitv '
votes' have been counted. The
votes thus far stand: Thompson
81: Pennoyer 09: Hermann 83;
Miller 67; 'Redtield 87; Pavne 5:;
!..... I k- . v...... --a.
I U 11 U-,. nil II -71111111
Curl .',; Micbenor 82: Russell 65. 1
The balance of the ticket stands in
the same proportion.
FROM LYONS.
Li"s, June 2. Tue niaj HHe-i
are as follow i: Uurman 3, Pen
no er i, Towu'end 1. Webb 1,
Bingham 1, LeRoy 1, O'lhicn 10,
Whitney 3, Tempelto 12, Smith
3, Henry 4. Psvne 11, Trask 23
Davis 1. cott l.Sini'h 3, William:
1, Mit-hner i. Fisher H.F'onniiller!
.1, Lyons n,i.) ler s.
FROM SIfKIip.
. Shedd. Tune 2.-Shedd precinct : ,
'Hermann. 66: Mi ler. 19: Thmnn.
son, 53; Pennoyer. oft; McBride, !
S? : Tou nsend 61 : r..-l, su . '
II' ' ' ....... ww,
Webb, 50; Bean, 50; Bonham, 50;
McElroy, 56; Lfroy, 52; Baker,
..I: t I-, l'.': I. '! ivi ,
.-hdd, 69; s-niiin, -W; Han
49: Richardson, 51: Ibmry,
bo ;
Hard
:.
KhT ALBANY rBkflNCT.
Th- follow in if the v-ite cast
in YVet Albauv vemerday: Mem
berrt of conrWs, Herman 1!)4,
' Miller 125. Governor, Thomp-on
175, Pennoyer 143. Secretary of
.-tale Md'.ride 101, Towntsend 12t.
St3t treasurer, Metch:ui lS6.Welib
1S2. Supreme juuge. Hean 1SS,
I Bonhil, IS, urintendei of
j lC nu-txm. Mcklro 1H.,
i LeUov '.29. Mate printer, Bak r
20 - w BL'wn U' .J u'"
Uttonwy. Bingham 1,4 '"S'VJ
! 4 7 r''r T"r Z 1 . T i tl'
I Cunningham l-.,Veatheilord loft,
', , : , V-., , r
! L10" 1 'th.' 4 ''"i '
i "on i,6, Miedd 123, Hansard ll'J,
lKn.r? C".u"ty,.rl';r!'
Red
Oeia M., layne lo. county
coin-
I iiiiRHioner, Tra-k H5, KumbaiiKh
li)l. Recorder of convevances,
Godlev 126, Paris 162. Sheritr,
Pearl " 13H, Scott 15. C'ountv
tra-urer. Smith 118, Curl 1).
Assessor, McCoy KiS, Williams
130 School superintendent, Mich
ener 177, Itiissell 127. tlounty
surveyor, Fisher 1S8. O'Conner
112. Coroner, Koit miller 173.
Farrell lift.
raoM scio.
Scio iven Miller for congrena a
majority of 150; Pe-.inoyer 187.
The other candidates po.led a)oiit
their party vote except Trask, J.
K. Smith and Micbenor who ran
Irom 7 to 10 ahead.
Franklin Butte save Pennoyer a
majo:itv of li'6, and the other
detnocTratic nominees toj' !'
about KMJ.
WEATHEK REPORT.
The following is the summary of
meteorology for May, 1S90, from
observations taken at Albany,
linn county Oregon, by John
Brings, voluntary observer for the
thrial service, U. S. army:
tl ghost barometer on the 24,
19.9 lowest bpro..ieter on the l'.
10,72; Mean harome.er for the
uoah, 29.8t; hi';htt daily aver
age of barometer, 20.05; lowest
daily average of barometer 2?t.72 ;
highest temperature on the 15, 02;
lowest temperature on the So, 31,
38 ; mean for the month, 01.11;
highest daily range of thermometer
on the 11, 40; lowest daily range oi
thermometer on the 8. 0; mean
temperature at 7 a. m. daily, 65;
mean temperature at 2 i m. daily
77 : mean temoer:ittire at !i p. i.
j daily, 56.7 ; prevailing direction m"
wind, .; maximum velocity or
force, 3; total rainfall or melted
snow, 0.30; depth of snow at end
of month, 0; nnmher of days on
which AM or more rain fell, 5;
numher of days of cloudiness aver
age 8 scale of 10, 6 ; of 31 days ob
servations 13 were clear, 5 cloudy,
0 fair. 0 foggy, 0 rain 4, hazy, 0
overcast, 0 smoky. Light frost on
the mornings of 0; temperature
plus 2.26 on average of 12 years;
rainfall, minus 2.04 on average ,f
12 years.
Marrlagn AnnlTrmarr
A very pleasant surprise was
given Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cox at
their residence last evening, it be
ing the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage, and the birthday
of Mrs. Geo. Yonmr. nintpr 01" Mrd
Tr arid M ru f.w -. -n ...... I
sentedwith a china tea set, and
other valuable presents. An ele
gant lunch was served. Following
were present : Mr. and Mrs. Clark
father and mother of Mrs. Cox:
Mr. and Mrs. F. Brook man : Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Brook man ; Miss
Brookman ; Mrs. A. Hackleman:
Mrs. Hammer; Mr. and Mis. Wm.
Hammer ; Mr. and Mrs. I). S.
Smith : Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young:
mt. ana .nrs.
an Mrs. A.
,,,lia nty-
T. II. Davis: Mr
Thomas and Miss
Yaquina Paaitiatjer.
The steamship Willamette Val
ley arrived to-dav with the follow
ing passensrern : Mis L. Drum
mond, J. R. Richard, Miss N.
t.allagher. h. Y. Allshee, Wm. I
i.unttier, ( has. Greenfield, W. H.
Baswell, Wm. Johnson. Mrs. John
I son, Thyra Johnson, Eva Johnson,
1 nas. .onnson. u. I . IJickey, I'.
P. Vincent. S. Speirv-Mrs. Siwrre
' faul a perry. .1
Houston ami J. M.
Heiter.
A Now Moaply.
Of the finest fruits ami vegeta
bles will be display by Mueller &
Garrett to-day. consisting of green
peas, string beans, summer
squashes, cucumliers, cauliflower.
cabbage, radishes, strawberriea.
cherries, pie plant, gooseU-rrien.
""'bed. This is not near as nice :
those nne summer squaslieM just
received by Mueller ,v ;arrett.
"nn 1 f'"1 fo tr' tht'-
Rm-.m r Mttrh' IteinMlan.
The Hillsboro Independent says :
A few davs ago the remains of iho I
. J ' .. jt nil
,?t,, ',1!.,Me,t:k exhumed from
111 liimiiv ou run grouiui on
M-ek larni aud interred in
cntn-i -nyarrt o: the Tualatin Plaint
Presbyterian church. The cotlin
was, we understand, in excellen
preservation after lieing in the
ground fifteen vears.
To It rot.
coflaK", fnllv
liirnished.
throughout, with or without ..inn'
'or thren months on resnonable
term, inquire at this office.
"lV n .'.'' ' 8.en;,in.c kld .?,OTB.
""meu. ai i.m per
This glove I have handle 1
U nveVe.nd h-V?Jf
ne -Vear8 "nd hve tried
Athai t., , .
manw
uoYor nve lound anv
anna I 'tr t . , J
Himuel E. Young
price.
patl Hirk ki colli criiiii- ei'iipH
in Oregon : The raiu came dow n
at a most opportune time and has
greatly benefitted evervthing.
Rain two weeks ago would have
insured a large spring crop, but as
it is, usual conditions from now on
w ill allow of a large crop t be
harvested. In many sections late
Howu spring grain did not germi
nate and the pres-nt rains may
yet produce yields where none
were expected. Rain wa badly
needed ; up to tiie 28th none of
any consequence having fallen
since April 20th, and the temper
ature has been rather high, as a
result the ground became hard and
there was not that growth which
was desired. In Grant county on
the 26th temperature reached 93
degrees and grass 011 hills drying
up. Killing frosts in Baker county
on tin-2s-Ii and 20ih. and light
in Union county which did little
damage on 2Sth. Grain and
other crops are very promising in
the Urande Ronde valley. In
Umatilla county snow fell in the
mountains on "the 2Sth. Wheat
heading out ami doing linely; in
spots it is burned s.iglitly. pring
wheat is very pr'mi.-mg. In .Mor
row , wheat continues promising,
more rain desired. ConrddoraMe
wind during the week. Rain is
needed in Gilliam county, live
has made a good crop, w heat loks
well and rain will injure a line
yield. Apples- are promi-iii: well.
Frost on the 2'ith did some damage
spring grain nut doing very well.
In Wasco and Sherman winter
wheat is promisinir. Cool weather
is very beneficial; late sown g ain
has not come up well. Fni-t is
doir- . Ju .Tackou county
. - .i titif began on 2it h, yield
The continued warm diy
i-.tlicr unfavorably aib-cied
crop in Douglas county, but the
present ram Will produce a tavor-
fcora clft'
a.e. "Excel lei
i-iit crops are
almo-t no.v certain tlnouiiout the
Willamette valley, rail wheat,
sown on summer tallow, is 111 line
condition and in any event will
pr duce a gicd crop. When sown
on KtuMtlc land it is not so good.
1 he soring wheat has Ix-eu an
uncertain crop, but the present
weather will allow of a fair crop to
lie harvested
Strawberries are cheap and
plentiful, (.'berries are nearly
ripe. Vegetables are abundant.
Il seldom fails to rain at the
proer time in Oregon, and thi
present rain was most opportune,
ttfiuwf far Kri-wliim.
The Dalh-g Times-Mountaineer
says: A half-breed by the name
of Jackson was arrested Saturdav
for shooting at his w iie. After t;
was in durance vile other charges
apis a red against him. and lVputv
U. S. Marshal Johnson started
with him for Portland Sunday
morning for Kellini; whisk v to In
dians. When near Bridal Veil
Jackson manured to get his burly
physique through the window ol
the car.and. although Johnson had
lam bv one leg and a passenger hv
another, jumped to Incur und and
escaped to the woods with t he-
deputy in full pursuit. The pris
oner made good his escape, and
Mr. Johnson was rid of his charge.
He will turn up somewhere soon
w hen be will suffer the penalty for
his crime ami sincerely regret Ins
attempts to gain freedom.
Ilo Not MInh.
To lie present at the entertain
ment given bv the pupils of the
Sisters Academy. In "Wealth
and Wisdom,"! he principle drama
in six acts, are in-suies amusing
scents of practical life, great sub
lime ideas developed, presenting
a store ot pleasure to intellectual
minds. The lively operetta "Rival
for Sylvan Dell,'' bears the stamp
of cheerfulness and gaiety whilst
the overture and nourishing inter
ludes exhibit the musical attain
ments of the pupils. Remember
that the performance takes place
on Wednesday June 18th ls-gin-ning
ut 8 p. m. in the opera house
of the city. Programmes will be
distributed by the ushers. Tickets
for reserved seats are sold at Mr.
". L. Blackmail's,
Plenty of FUli.
The high water in Rogue river
this ni.inth has increased the an
nual run of salmon over any pre
vious year, making that stream
and its tributaries swarm with a
.obust lot of the finest fish in the
world. A number of fords in
Rogue river are about impassable
vith teams in consequence of their
large number blocking the passage.
Thin last statement sounds "fishy"
but our informant expressed a
.villingnes to make affidavit to the
fact, and as he is not a candidate,
it must be so. Ashland Record.
Go to the Monogram for fine
ignrs, candy, nuts and fruit.
Art studio. Mattie E. Marin,
room 12. Mcllwain building.
Klein Bros, carry the larg;st,
best and latest etyle of boots and
mocs in I. inn co. and prices the
i .owet.
Conn .t Hendrickson's is the
viss place 10 hny your table nd
;e fru:t in gallon can.
Bo'i llv, r pllts are a mfid laraure
ind art Jiivctly oa tus licur and klu
,,,v "" vv"'1 "flie how.. Ai! J nig
tne 1 narriei nuonara Avers Keeam
the 'er "aim, Cream and Powder, can
'e oDisme 1 at MtKt ard s new
drug store.
j Mstti.ewsA Washburn continue
j to push business and evince that
by a bian new ad., in another
oolumn. Their indication may
not be handsome but he is con
siderably striking.
Drv g ,ods and notions on first
door, clothing department andj
gents furnishing goods on second 1
door at G. W. Simpson's. 1
Julius Gradwohl has made ar
rangements to give away a gold
watch. His customers sre invited,
to call and see it. I
M H'Vt.ni
Some new
E. C. Searls
OASlgns in K.ilteerii at
Try the Tambor Major cigar at
the Monogram.
Oregon strawberries
& Blackburn's.
at Spencer
Paisley A Fish do the
printing. Try them.
cheapest
The celebrated tjuak er C itv
shirt ai E. C. Searls.
The celebrated Quaker Citv
white shirt at E. C. Searls.
Finest line of gent's neckties in
the city at E C. Searls.
Klein Bros, make custom work
and repairing a specially.
Smoke the Willamette cigar at
the Monogram.
Warranted garden hose at
Matthews A Washburn's.
Ice cream and lemonade served
very day at ioetz's restaurant.
Ludlow's $3.00 ladies shoes ai"
sizes and widths at E. C. Sealp
For a good hair brush or comb
go to Hubbard's new drug store.
Bargains in corsets at K. C.
Searls Friday and Saturday only.
Why suffer with headache when
Hubbard's capsules will cure you.
Ladies, you can buy a first class
kid or goat shoe for $2.00 at Klein
Bros.
Bristles in your mouth, not if
vou buy your tooth brushes at
Hubbard's.
Now is the time to use perfume,
for something nice call on Hub
bard. A nice lot of bath brushes,
towels, soaps and sjKmges at Hub
bard's. Smoke the I.ela, finest nickel
cigar in the city, at Hubbard's drug
t-ie.
I'oc BegXH Iamlfhoil bitter !or
indigestion, dyKpepsia mid all kindrad
dHi-ue.
Bcja teU-liiHld Noilly reiuedies
are for sale h ull leading druggist
every where. 1
Mens', youths' iunl boys' cloth
ing and furnishing goods lit G. W.
Simpson's.
Go to G. W. "imsijii's for in
fant dresses, robes, cloaks IkmsI-,
caps etc.
Rememln-r you can have a first
class job done in repairing shoes'
at Klein Bros.
Ladies', mi"se' itn ) infant's uti- I
lerer and ready made dretre - at j
the latdies Ra.utr. 1
Orders for fruit jars and berries j
left now will Is- tilled lit anv tiuie j
at Powell & Co
I-ave youi or-it rs curlv f"ra fWic
dressed chi ken :it Powell A- Co." ;
and avoid the 1 nsY
A rilie line oi I;. and !, I- j
dreii's hosi ry nil M :elk .--;iiei- i
at the L.id'e liu-t.-i.
Dr. W.iruel' die furai ri ,
and the iopul.rC P. all -oicr- i
ut the Lai lies I'a.ar
Call and see the lit-w $2.00 kid 1
aud goat button shoes in round or ;
wide toe, at Klein Bros. j
All kinds of canned fruits, teget-
able and tnea's new nnd fresh at!
Spencer Jc Blackburn's.
New sattcens, gingham's cham
bra's and other wash goods just
received at G. W. Simpson's.
All Boots and shoes liought of
Klein Bros, that rip or run over
will be repaired free of charge.
Smoke tin celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent :g-rs, :nanufacturd
at Julius Jos b s cigar faotorv.
Fresh strawberries every morn
ing, oranges, lemons, bananas,
fruits of all kinds at Powell AC.'a.
Nainsook tucking in fancy pat
terns by the yard, alsj black net
ting for dresses at the Ladies
Bazaar.
New potatoes, onions, lettuce,
cabbage, cauliflower, radishes,
vegetables of all kinds at Powell
A Co.'s.
Bargains evury da v in the week
at IlubbarJ's new ifrug store, and
an extra ten off mi Saturdays and
Mondays.
Our stock of b!aple and fancy
groceries is all nice aud fresh and
of the best quality. Spencer A
Blackburn.
H'lUBehold goods for nale at
Hubbard s drug stoie. Cull andj
see them. 1 hey are as goon at;
new ; have been in use 'es than a ;
year.
On Monday and Saiurdy of.
each week, U. C. Huhburd will j
give a ten per cent discount 011 all
cash puicliuses made at his bu:
store.
Those w ishing scrc-n door and ,
windows should call on R. B. :
Vunk, who will put them '.11 cum- j
plete 011 short n iiht, .-hop on,
corner of Second and Feiry streets
On the evening of May 28th, the
ladies of the M. E. church will;
give an old fashioned snpjier in an
old fashioned kitchen, the sup-
per to be served by old fashioned '
folks.
I Imra inaf ltceivcd a lttl'tf' 111-!
voice of lace curtain, ranging in 1
price from $1 to $0 per pair, w r m, 1
curtain net, e'c. A'so a line ol
curtain poles sn i lni iuime covr-
ng. Samuel E. Young.
Tickets to Europe San Francisco
Spokane Falls. Pendleton, Baker
Citv, The Dalles, and all ioiut in ,
the" United States and Canada f r
sale at the Union ticket otBoe.
C. G. Raw-lings city ticket agent.
Broadalbin st.
Sow em oi o: tones, flouncing,
lace flouncing in cotton and silk, ,
black and cream. Laces in Imita-;
tion point. alo new designs in 1
black and whit lace, including I
Vandvck and Eiffel Tower. New j
orchifiga. Samuel E. Young.
FINE PRESSED CHICKEN'S
AND GEESE
MUELLER & GARRET'S..
' THE SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIST,
i
J Guarantees a successful treatment
1 in diseases of women and all pri
vate diseases. Over fifty cases of
catarrh cured since Jan. 1st in
this city and no failure heard from.
Dozens of ladies cured of diseases
peculiar to their sex and not one
unsuccessful. $500 will be paid
to anv one he treats unsuccessfully
after Vie had agreed to enre them.
Consultation is free and you can
freely call upon the Dr. Every
thing is strictly confidential and
private. He prepares his own
medicines and you do not have to
go to a drug store to have your
prescriptions rilled. His office is
so arranged that one patient does
see another. He is not here for a
feViavB but has permanently
' xi and will stay. His prices
'pond with the nature of the
''4 and the deserving poor
v "'free. Patients out of the
city ca. oe treated by correspond
ence unless acute diseases. Office
hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 8.
The Dr. can refer to any bank in
lbany or the Pacific Coast as to
his reliability and to the Oregon
State .Medical Society as to his
standing in the medical profession.
For Sale.
M. E. church building corner
3rd and Ellsworth streets.
Private bids received by S, E.
Meminger up to 7 ! m May 10th
1800.
Secure your railroad, steamslip
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North, South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
office ou Broadalbin street.
Farmers Attfntion
lo vhu Wavut tt tuv a Binder.
L.
O
A Steamboat Load of
STEWART
Gall and Scl ct What Vou "Want.
SPECIAL SPRING
nouncement
jVIy Stock is now complete;
embraoirigall the latest novel
ties in Dress Goods both in
WOOL AND WASH FABRICS.
LADIES !
in kL.ll r.il.N.i ju. i!nl:n
Our pnet-a ai,f D,i I.O'ATST nnd
Olll ;jvoo
THE BEST
U e iuulv it p.-oialt .. I
' 'I1'1 Uu '"" w,,rId r'nrw"eiJ Brcadhead Dres Goods, which for ei r ,, K .
' ) 1 mbtoi. uH hud HouueinKS we have a-lrtrKe a atock bb anv houa in til . .l.r h .are Un-
i.i u- ccj timed Uiat Albany is the
5T
lllC tr. Bcli! hll-tlttlt e;
atudy and practice and makes a pe
cialty of clirunie diseaws, rrnioie
cancers, ixa-fi'!aeiiiar' meiits, tumors
ud weiis, without pain or the knife.
He alwi make a K.vialtv treat
ment with eleclii-alv. Ha j.ntcti- ed
in the German trench nn.i K:'ghh
hospital, t alis proinpilv attended
day or ni,'l t. His m it? .s
"X)I WILL l' ALL." . ,
(rOllilt and
rridftiicr 1 eiry trft. j
between i'lnr
1
,.A fl'LL 8TK K iK..
Staple Grocuri.!
in.
The bml
nut, ft.:.
tai.lilj of t, .li, CTUrfltM,
FRESH BAKH7f JJ!;K.D EVERY
rA v.
At thi. old re! 1
founii a roiulet
t rocrrle-, t- t
all th iiit ...
rialcn. J Ii a
Cranoerrh
t he PichU
.ed Bi- i
aio to te
h i femll)
- a adftett
u4 pro
t
on
V.
I ttmtHfei
i tir 'tfh
(.'iion-ii
MtS : Al: t HU i
i v x , , il aousbt -aere;owabu
tne bauetit of U a iaj:9,u !.
KivcD U bia austower. Remtaib. tba pUuic,
at tba aid aatnar on Kiratand Hroaklaia Sta,
Courmd Alyer.
Kiii'irif ,
Tl'if-sln-r.
.M.
Farm ItacMaery justracerr-d
AT-
. We.gB Sole Arents fer t:
Star limr
Sbl
AT
fABS0Ltf
FREE FROM POISON.
HOSIERY.
beit tradine noint in Oregon, rar
W. P. REAU
D. l ull u: Jo -n.-w-r s
Lessons given in drawing,
block
naintino- and music. Pictures for
sale or painted to order.
t'alller la "al-K- are.
The only gur -antecd cure for t-atarr
cold in the he
bay fevar, rote cola
catarrhal deufi
More the ttviiae
brealli, reaultii
and plcuf-ant ti
and a cure ia
Kislc Send ft
Medical Com
months' treHt
mail. t 10, I
.M-oii.
6- hihI re cjes. Ke
:f Usteaiid uupleasau
- from catarrh. K
lsc. Follow directiou
ranted, by all drug
circular to At-Ul o
f, OroUv, C ' il. fcix
.:it for 1: ent by
aide :y F-fcav A
RED GROWN .MILLS
IsOW. tANMNC a f'U., Propa,
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Superior for Fault) ami Baker's twe)
Best Sioraee Facilities,
fcfHlgtMat h prk (nurt for wbtatl
ALBANY OREGON
ABT
J. F. WHITING, ARTIST.
luitruction tn aud work esould '.a
Laodsoap. Portrait and Dworti rh
UeUaribg-, PrtWl.ll g aild J)r.l,l 111.) 1 !
iiw. Uoctuaa'antl b, l'-tr 1 lock, Altl.v
Urtirou.
CCfBACT. SEAT'E8a.
W. A. K1MSEY,
The only comolete set of Abstract
Books and Maps in Linn Court)
orricE is thu corsT rtoisa.
jfjV Business enirusten to my
care will receive prouipt and t-ara-fnl
attention.
wer or other uiacLiu-n
so
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for the ssaas a oi 1S0O.
& SOX
Ti THE
Call and I.N.k t-t our
vaIi.M in
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lids.
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A pleasure to fl.cw goo.l.
Mr
M E N
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Uie elejamnt lotion for tan.