MONDAY.
There will be an examination at the
post office in May for clerk-carrier.
The salaries in this office will run from
$600 for the first grade, to $1000 for the
fourth grade, the limit of promotion
here, and promotions of clerks and car
riers are interchangeaole.
Dlt. M. 11. KLLIS.
Physician ani Surgeon
Albany, Oregon
GOT WET
beven Girls and Boys and a Boat
House.
SUICIDE
Of Tom Daniels by the Carbolic
Route.
Calls made in city and country.
Main 38.
Phone
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, lor ttia County of Linn. De
partment No. 2. . .
Ida E. Ewing. Plaintiff vs. H. C.
Ewing, aud F. L. Ewing and Ruth Ew-
: ...tfu TWrtnilnntH.
To H C. King, and F. L, Swing nd
R.ith Ewiuir. rie!endani6 above named:
la the uame ot the Siaie of "re
goo, you a-e hereby roquirpd to appear
and auewer tue -jouip.a.nt of the above
.,.,.,. ,ff in ihH stove entiiled
court, now ou hie wuh ibe ulerk of said
court, wi.bm six weens Irom the date ol
ll-e first luoncatiou oi mis summouB;
ana yon are notified mat ii you fail to
appear ana answer Baid complaint as
bereby required, the plainliff will apply
. hu n,t. .hi the relief demanded 1"
Bald complaint, to wil : lr decree of
the court declaring fiaudnleot aud vuid
setae aside and holdin for naught
Thomas Daniels, an old resident of
Albany, committed suicide this morning
at his home on Geary Street, by taking
carbolic acid.
He is night watch at Veal & Sen's
chair factory, going home as usual this
to one morning, splitting some wood anu go-
ireaktasu wmcn ne ate. aire.
finished first and went out
Yesterday afternoon Vera Burnett
Merle Cornett, Beulah Kauffman, Pearl
Baker and Isabel Vernon, and Roy
KptiT-v.-m.r-H !.-- -'' "'"' ' t-n
V. .. I.. ...... . .. . in. iiur..., .liu ul Uali
Street. Three went inside and fcur on
the plnttorm, wnen a imii
lauVch0mVide,1nto wWci. rls got j ESiZlLto 'SS
and, breaking a note in u .v t bofl14.down rom tire clock
nettnandPisabel Vernon fe in the river, ! shelf, poured some of the content into
Xn Tom Barnes who was on the bank,; it, went into the.-adjoining room lay
when im carries w nu w t d ood.bye and be.
jumped in and took then, to tne . u . . D'aniel8 a ten
A PHONE
In Church
With a Preacher Be
hind It.
John Anderson aim "i ,:.,u a. .11 rhia huh Aid not
boat in the river ana rwum ' - --
tk. nil hnu fi-nm the toD of the
house and took them to land. They
were a frightened lot of young people.
M. J. Cameron went to Salem this
morning.
I. Beam, of Portland, has been in the
city on a business trip.
Sanford Lasselle went to Portland
this morning on a business trip.
Editor Kirkpatrick, of Lebanon, was
n thp city today, accompanied by his
realize what was being done. It was
thought from the amount of acid,,
somewhat diluted, in the bottle, that
he took three or four ounces. Tha
bottle had been on the shelf for a long
time, having been used as a disinfect
ant during a. long illnesi of Mr. Dan
iels. He lived several hours before ex
piring. Dr. Stark was called but noth
ing could be done. Mr. Daniels had
been in very poor health for several
years, and it is. said had threatened to
end his troubles some time.
I ho.rlwpnspH was a nioneer resident
For a good many years he run the old
Albany's Chiistophone has given it a
reputation all'over the coast. The fol
lowing is from Friday's Examiner:
Beginning next Sunday morning Alb
any people may hear their sermons
lying abed, at the breakfast table or in
tne parlor , if they are connected with
tho town telephone exchange and don't
want to go to church.
Albany is the firsts city on the Pacific
const to install this apparatus. It is
being placed in the United Presbyterian
church by the Home Telephone Comp
any, and tne nev. w. r. White, tne
pastor is preparing one of his finest
ones for inauguration of the service.
The Chuiatophone was given the first
practical trial Sunday morning. Sixty
people wore given connection with the
Christophone and by actual count over
ninety were turned away, such was the
interest in the instrument. An able
sermca was distinctly heard, as well as
the music, though the latter fails to
bring out the force of song and oratory
yet. Some notes do not harmonize with
the- instrument, this will be remedied.and
two- extra instrument's installed for as
sistance. It is a great invention with
TUESDAY.
to Portland to officiate as
man.
G. F. Hockensmith and family re-
i fi,;n mnrnintr from Harrisburg.
. "'" .'"'. "-",! "".""" c" A, ,.,lfh frionds.
that certain deed fxecuiea Marco u. wnere tnoy speni. ou..u.j --
I90S, wherein H. O Ewiutt is named ast sheriff Ross of Toledo, was in the
grantor and b L. Eiog as grantee to ' city todav on his way home after a visit
the ioll.)wit.g a -Bribed real pnpr-rty, wjth his daughters at Harrisburg.
to-wit: the jn 'A " . The flag was at halt mast yesterday
on- . . l AeVihu Pcinrpp nrnnftftv HcrosA the river.
W. F. Moist, of Leranon today wens - - . - st-ep.sist8r o Mr.
: as a u. o. jui.y- , . a ., j.,,L, a.Jio nnw
at Independence with her uncle George
Snell and a son, Louis.
He was a Maccabee, about 70 years
of age.
A SAW MILL
Will Soon Be Running in Albany.
The Democrat sometime ago men
tioned the proposed removal of the
Lyons saw mill to this city. After ex
tended negotiations with the Corvallis
nnH Rnsrjrn the railroad comDanv has
given the Lyons Saw Mill Co. satisfact
ory log rates, which will be presented
nrnvnl. whpn thft work of moving the
...' . ... . ; . . .."ii i
mill here win taKe place, it wm uo
located east of Hackleman's grove.iust
across the county road, on the Corvallis
and Eastern.
Mr. N. H. Wheeler, manager of the
mill ia n firsr.-nlnsa saw mill man.
thoroughly, and the mill has a good
reputation.
The caDacitv of the mill will be grad
ually increased, becoming an important
factor in the business and a good thing
for Albany from the start.
H. A. St. Earl was a Portland visitor
this forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Blaser went to Port
land this morning.
Manager Guy Talbot of the C. & E.
came up from Portland this noon.
VUs Hnnl PfoifTHr this forenoon re-
Hall, rortiano,
BABY WASTED TO
ME
E
. J i. Ot. Unlnna
wonderful possibilities, but there is no - t j 8 vacation a't home.
fhuMrthrW ! Mrs. Florence HafPnJ,
nality of the service, for expression and ! canie up this noon to attend the Parktr-
tor real worshin. b or those who can- utnow.. - to
not attend
friend.
it will certainly prove a
Elocutionary Contest,
tneN. w . J4 ol see. oi, ip. iii on account of it being the anniversary .. .. . . , , m '
W. of the Will. Mer. containing 0 acres the deatn 0f President Linciln. I An elocutionary contest between i
In Lion Conrtv, Oregon; lor a inr.ber Crooks returned this noon pupils of the Albany public schools will
decree .ubjeut.ng aia rea. PJPfy 2 f" Dallas, where he spoke in the he held at the opera house, Friday,
H .. hf rrHSllV LCllall Viiuivii J J
A CLEAN UP
The First Since Last Fall.
wX'ie u " , ol t.,; Buit "ITQ . The Home Co. is using some : of the
Let otbe and fnrther relief as may oe Pacific Co's poles in the alley between
nVeetineqni.v. . . First and Second streets.
Tnia "uiuijoub is pu 'iipiiwu m Eugene raimer weui. i-u "-j
Albany Dsmoceat once a weett lor six
coni.euii'ive week by .irdar of the Hon.
IJ. H. tvert. Couuty Jmlge of L:un
CouDti;, C'eon, mde t'ie20ihday of
Februarv, 1D97. aud ihi date of tne first
publication herereol is the 22nd day ol
February, 1807.
H. BRYAKT& SON,
At'orneyn lor P aintiff.
eveniner. April 19.
The winner in each of four divisions,
the primary, the intermediate, the
grammer, and the high school, will re
ceive a beautiful gold medal.
Each school room will be represented
by a speaker chosen in a preliminary
try-out.
A highly interesting program is being
Miss finite Trvon has returned from
St. Johns, where she has boen on a ,
visit with her sister. I
Dtnnis Merrill, W. A. Boggs and W.
M. Van Ennory were in Eugene yestei-
day cn a timber trip. ;
I W. B. Glass, of Brownsville, was in
the city this morning on his way to
Portland to officiate as a U. S. jury- j
man. '
Hugh Cummings, who recently sold '
his feed sheds, left this morning for
the Alberta country on a prospecting ,
trip.
A Portland divorce case is waa
In Torments a Year and a Half with
" Terrible Sores on Face and Body
.Hands Tied to Stop Scratching
,and Tearing at Flesh But
CURE BY CUTICURA -!
. COMPLETE AND SPEEDY
"My little son, when about a year
and a half old began to have sores
come out on his face. I had a phy
sician treat him, but tho sores grew worse.
Then they began to como on his arma,
then on othor parts of his body, and
then one came on his chest, worse than
the others. Thon I called another physi
cian. Still he grew worse. At the end
of about a year and a half of suffering
he grew so bad I had to tie his hands
in clotliB at night to keep him from
scratching the sores and tearing the
flesh. Ho got to be a mere skeleton,
and was hardly able to walk. My
aunt advised me to try Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. So great was her faith
in it that she gavo mo a small piece of
Cuticura Soap to try and a little
Cuticura Ointmont. I took It home
without anv faith, but to pleaso her I
tried it, and it seemed to dry up the
sores a littlo. I sent to the drug store
and got a cake of Cuticura Soap and a
box of Cuticura Ointment and followed
the directions, and at tho end of about
two months the sores were all well. He
has nover had any sores of any kind
Binco. Ho is now strong and healthy,
and I can sincerely any that only for
your most wonderful remedies my pre
oious child would have died from those
terrible sores. I used only one cake of
Soap and about three boxes of Ointment.
Mrs: F,gbcrt Sheldon, R. F. D., Tso. 1.
Woodvillo, Conn., April 22, 1905.
this morning to look after the starting
of the U. of O. referendum in. Clack
amas county.
n n n i.,. l.,Mnnrl laof niarVlf.
d;wi onrl has since been re- prepared, and much interest is being
from Portland and has s ince been re v y ,
ceiving tne congrauiiauwa - ,, - infMl. in
friends.
test is to arouse
increased interest in be continued.
the
SUMMONS.
In tbo Circuit Court of the SUte ot
Oregou lur cue Oountv of Linn. De
partment No. 1.
Ida E. Ewiog, Plaintiff, va. H. C.
EwiDg, Defendant.
To H. 0. Ewiog, delendant above
named: '
In the name of the S'ale of Oiegon,
you are bnreuv ieq'iired to appear and
answer the aiueml l i-omplaint of the
above named plaintiff in the above en
titled onnrt, within six weeks from the
date of the first publication of ihia
summons; ard son are hereby no ifi'-d
tbutifyou tail t apnoar hurt auewer
eairt complaint hereby rcq.iired the
plaimiS will tak judgnidiil a ainat yon
for the Bum of $2733 03. lor the further
sum of $B6 24aod interest theteon at
the rate of 6 per cent from Aouust 15,
1900, arid for the costs and disburse
meDie of this action.
This "unnnons is pnhHebwl 'u lbs
Albany Democrat one a wee for six
successive waeke hy order o. the Hon.
O. H. Btewart, County Jndge ol Linn
County, Oregon, ma eon the 20 h ifnv
of Frebruary. 1907, and Ue date or 'he
first publication hereof is the 22nd clay
ol February, 1907.
H. BllYaNr&SON,
Attorneis lor Plaintiff.
Northwestern Inventors.
tidying up of our streets and the beau
tifying ana cleaning our Darns anu dbck
var..s.
! In order to permit all children of the
The following patents were issued last city to take part in the good work, I
week to Northwestern inventors: would suggest a holiday for the 3tudents
Washinp-tnn-W. Ril!incr.W Oni. , Ot our public schools.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
iena3, . Enclish and rhetoricals. The m-esence
' V A f mier na & s, h ee i ml of a larSe number of patrons and others
n.uiKB t alio; yiuw". i, "a interested m tne improvement; oi
ne saiu ne got ina win&ivcy m wi""ui
where he had been. 1
' Among the investors in Portland
property is Miss Lora Vance, whose
name appears as the grantee in dea's
amounting to $11,000 or $12,000. ,
Chas. Shupp, of the W. F. messenger
service, is just out or the Hospital,
where he has been under the care of
a physician, with a bad neck.
J. A. Couey and family, after a resi
dence of seven yars at Aiax, Eastern
Oregon, have returned to Linn County,
on the Couey farm near Shedd, where
they will reside.
M. L. Delancy, who have been with
the Postal for sometime, has accepted
a position with the C. & E , and Will
Cook, the messenger boy has succeeded
him as operator.
H. A. Stearns, of Silverlon, returned
home this morning after a Sunday visit
in Albany On one of his trips he will
take a popular Albany young lady with
him for good.
The great and only Dan Kelley, 9 8-5
seconds, passed through the city this
noon on his way to Eugene from Port
land, where he was a star performer in
the field meet won by U. of 0.
A Portland paper tells of a half dollar
of the date of 1306. F. M. Frenc i has
i,ne dated 1803, beating it three years,
a well preserved piece of money, evi
dently not having circulated very much.
a. i a nr:il in....;il ..F Pni.fr.
land.'came up Sat urclnv evening on an day afternoon It waj a good natured
. v . "r .. :i, t i nnH verv friennlv contest.. Thft Rnrpra
Albany visit. mr. ivierrui retumeu
thU mm-nino-. while Mrs Merrill re'
mained for a visit with her mother,
First street was cleaned up this
morning, the first since the rainy sea
son set in last fall, and it present
ed a busy sceiie for an hour. The
Revere hotel clerk was the first man
&S5S5 p4"e Pickel. ffi
trash that had accumlated at the edo y
of the cement walks was scraped un Dr. M. M. Davis, of Corvallis,
j Ar.Hi-nr4 o,o k tv itw tnnm It this wpnk for California.
was a good job and deserves a black Harry is lying dapgernugly ill,
head. Every Monday morning wnen uavis uu'vmy wivu ".
the weathor permits this will probably . Bm.n ; gt Johns, on March 8 to Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Shelion, a boy, Mei-
vine Trvon Shelton, weight 12 1-2
Clean Up Proclamation. Bounds. Mrs. Shelton was formerly
r, 4. . , Miss Lou Tryon of this city.
For the purpose of cleaning up our procIamation yMloi.
city, 1 will desiginate L noav, April la, day MaYor Wallace was made to s&V
as cleaning-up day. I trust that all our barns instead of lawns. But the part
left
where his son
Mrs.
ITCHING PIMPLES
Cured by Cuticura in Nebraska.
"I had sulTered with itching pimples
for yonrs. At last a friend told mo to
got Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I did
so nnd in three weeks my face was
entirely cured. I am so pleased with
Cuticura Remedies that I will recom
mend them to other sufferers. Mrs.
Florence Dolavcrgne, R. F. p. No. i.
Auburn, Nob., Aug. 28, 1000."
rtomnlpto Extcrnnl nnd Internal Trejtmmt Jor
Every Humor o( IntonWiChlldren, nd AJ "ft"
BI.5-1 AS-l Ihrol&ul the woria. MUM brug
jt. i"i,..m fnrii Sole I'rops.. Boston, Haw.
WiiTr HM to euro Every Bumor.
schools will help much, to bring about
the desired result. ,
To meet the necessarv exnenes a
small admission will be charged. 25c citizens will devote as much of the day ;s al! right and needs to be included,
lor aouits and iuc ior pupils.
as their private affairs will permit to particulary where on the street, where
they snouiu oe cieaneu out euuiciv.
Russell Everett Butler, a former Al
bany college student and foot t all play
er, passed through the city this noon
fnr i;ieni.i e to work in the office of
A FACTORY
Coming to Oregon. A Chance
for Albany.
fastening device; E, L. Charroin, Seat- '
tie, weather guard; E. S. Clough, ,
Seattle, anchor projectile; I. A. Flem
ing, Union City, door fastener; J. A.
Herbein, Seattle, artificial fuel and
making same; O. P. Knudsen. Seattle, i
boat lowering and detaching apparatus ; !
F. 3. Overacker, Stella, stanchion. .
Oregon E. E. Brown, Carico, cus- '
pidor.
Idaho W. A. Carson, Weiser, water
regulator.
Copies of any of the above patents
will be furnished to our readers at ten
cents each, by D Swift & Co., Wash
ington, D. C, our special patent correspondents.
Saturday Base Ball.
The Tri Mu's of the Albany Christian
church defeated the Bearers of the
Corvallis Christian church 18 to 5 Satur-
P. WALLACE,
Mayor.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Another Great Northern Suit
Begun.
Circuit Court. New case:
H. C. Mahon agt. W. B. Glass et al,
trustees Great Northern Development
Co. A suit to restrain the defendants
from sellinir their stock, which it is
claimed had been contrated to W. T.
The Myers Pump & Mfg. Co., tempo
rarily located at Kansas City, Mo., has
written this paper seeking information
in regard to the facilities our city has,
and the inducemeuts we are willing to
the opening of McFarlands new skating olfer o secure their factory,
rink. The floor is 100 by 60, a gocd This C ompany will have, to start on.
Thnro. was a bio- crowd Dresent a naid ui capital stock of S50.000, and
Kirkland Mmmg Co. Ho has been
floor walker for Meier & Frank for sev
eral months.
Ten or twelve AlbaYiy young people
went to Corvallis last night to attend
Shurtliff, who had assigned his con- county
In the County Ooort of the State of
Oregon for Linn County.
In the matter of the last will and test
ament and estate ol Hans Wodtli, de-ceftpt-d.
Notice is hereby given that the nnder
Binnvd executrix oi the Is6t will and
teettment aud ptte of Hans Wodtli, morn; f0 acceDt a pr.siti-n as skate
deceiised. has BUd her finul Account lu n m ti.e new rlni( t0 ,e started this
and very friendly contest. The Bearers
were entertained by the Tri Mus at
their homes, and next Saturday the
Mrs Robert Murphy, and many Albany i n wiu go to l.orva.lis the guests
friends
tract to the plaintiffs giving the privi
lege of buying said stock at 5 cents.
Shurtliff is now operating the news un
der the contract. Temporary injunct
ion by Judge Stewart. Dorris & Skip
worth and P. R. Kelley, attorneys.
Probate: Mrs. Martha Wells ap
pointed administratrix in estate of Dr.
G. D. Wells. Value of property, per
sonal $250.
proposes to manufacture, among other
things in the water supply and fire pro
tection line, nn Automatic Pumping
Machine, which is a great innovation
in this class of machinery. The ma
chine which they claim they have on
exhibition at their Kansas City ofTc3
r-t- nr. ... i .. lit ho, a mnv ne wound un and tnen it. win ui-
of the burial, which will be in tnmnticnlly furnish fresh water when-
ever u iiuai in a uuukii m mnn "
caies that it is needed. They do not
asu any bonus whUver, but ihey will
give our citizens on opportunity to sub
scribe for some of their stock, if after
a thorough investigation, they ere sat
isfied it will oe a paying investment.
Those fieling interested in this pro
position should take the matter up
with the Ccmpany at once.
nnH much interest in the aew sport,
Miss Ada Rhodes, of this city, was the
star performer.
The funeral of Thomas DinH3 will
be heir1 tomorrow ufternon ne 1 o'clock
at lh.i funnily residence on Geary Street,
and will on connucted ny tvev. jume'
son.
etuiriTi
the ' f'iiloatine cemetery in Benton
The Harriiihursr Epworth League has
elected ihe following officers: Pimi. L.
B. tii'isnn president, May Itiggs,
Iniz Thomas. E ther Gilber.w . ami
Mrs. lo. K. Upmeyer vice presidenvs,
Frmu--n Phelps secretary, Loyd Slnsler
treasurer, Estel Hill organist.
Farewell Raceptioc
Robin Conn went to Corvallis this
tha nnirl mR'tei- ill the above entitled
cou t and an order has hsen made and
week. Bert Stevens, ot this city, will
ha floor manatrer of tho rink. A first-
entered of record ili ecdiu this notice cias3 floor ja beint; put in, and it prom
and namimi Kriay, March 1. 1907, t
Ibe honr of one o'clock in tne aiie'noo"
the, eof for the hemin ot o je.-tu.. f tn
said final account and f..r ibe i.etiie.im .1
tnereo:.
Dted January 30 1P07.
ANNA WODTLI,
Executrix of Ihe l8t ill, te mn t
and estate of Ha- e Wndlli, ilecenavd.
CHAS. J.SCHNABEL,
Attorney for Executrix.
of the Corvallis bova
Ihe high school club defeated the col
lege club 21 to 12 in rather of a loose
game, but giving promise of a lower
score later. The H. S. lineup was:
McLenn n c, E. Doolev, G. Dooley ss,
Carnegie, Beeson, Horskyonthe bases,
Dunn, Engstrom, Powell in the field, j
The College: Rogoway c, Birtchet p, I
Tni-hot Whit's Moot Wilhnr l(a '
S N. Steele returned to tortland hnw. Hntrn HntLnH TnvWinlha fialil I
this morning. Saturday evening at me ,
residence of D. P. Mason a reception . rj:. j
was endercd him and family by the
members of the church, a plessantj
affair, in which general expression was ; Mr. John Ballard died at his home
Marriage license: Arlo L. Crabtree,
aged 23, and Elsie Harnisch, aged 18.
ises to have a big run in that city of
many O. A. C. students.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTiCS
given to regrets at ineir nepanuic
from Albany. t
Mrs. Fankboner and Mrs. Tim Wnn-
del came up frnm Portland Saturday
near Tangent yesterday at the age of
about fifty years. He had been a res
ident of Linn county for a good many
evening for a visit with Albany friends, years, ne was a orotner oi josn oai
h,.inr? the truest of and Mrs. Vard , lard, of this city, and has a brother, a
Notice is hereby iiiven, that ttv nn
der-iitnrd has bet-n dnlr appiii'id
adminulrstrix ol the estate of Lynmn
B, Pnlmer, deceefed. Ifite o. Lion
Conntv, Oregon. All persons havimr
clainis BgJint said em ale are riquireii
to preseu'. he same lo tne undersigned Kiver may to.
at her residence at Ha'sey. Oregon, dul: , been announced,
w"""'. i! j n-:i..i
Littler. Mr. Wanui'l joined them here. reaiuer.i oi rurtmuu, vvno came up to
Mrs. Fankhoner returned this morning .-' orouier, at;
to Portland, where she is running a tennini to his funera expenses and
Mrq. vvmiuei will o.b.L .i....j. uojihiu
i had been unable to work forsome time,
rooming house, but
remain ior , . f ., ha(J befin , k d f fa
. The state grange will meet at Hood ,,,. H ,if j ,i
River Mav 28. The committees have
F. M. Kizer and Mrs.
He leaves a wife and four
or five children.
verified as bv law required
months from tbti dale.
D-ted tbil the 16tb day of Februsry,
A. D. 190".
NANCY E. PALMER.
Ariministrattix.
WEATUERFORD & VvYATT.
Attorneys.
thin six I. D. Driver, of thu county, are on tne
i npanc.M committee. Mrs. Martna rnii'
E. M. Croisan to Douglas Taylor,
199.78 acres $4750
Alvin J. Carothera to Louis Mont
gomery, 160 acres 11 1 E 1
City Cemetry Assn. to Martha
Wells. 1 lot 20
Frank N. Allen to Mamie Burkhart
6 1otsP'sad 10
M. J. Cameron to Lewis Mont
gomery, 16 1.37acres 1 11 E ... 1
Peter Harget to W. L. Tyler,
114.27 acres
W. V. Baltimore to C. V. Littler
and wife, 100 acres
J. O. Brown to Ephraim Ellis, 80
acres. v
R. A. Booth to IBooth Kelly Co.,
280 acres
Ada L. Simpson to Albert Stern
berg, 160 acres
Theresa M. Jackson to J. F. Kelly
160 acres
W. V. Baltimore to E. C. Roberts
41.64 acres
Mazie R. Bates to Geo. L. Biggers
53 2-3 acres
Patent Leon Jameson.
The Alleyites at 5 o'clnck last even
ing gave Mrs 3 N Steele a farewell
dinner at the h ime of Mrs. J A. rihaw,
a delightful nll'mr by very hospital peo
ple, who know what a good time is.
The decorations weru n-d and while
i flowers tastily arranged. Toasts were
heard from Mrs. 0. A Arcibald on
20 Alieyle.-i, Mrs. J. VV. Barton the part
ing or" friend, i-nd Mrs. 1'uynu, who
10 pre-enttsd Mis. Siieule with a souvenir
plate a:i a memento of the occasion.
i ra. ijteele. responded. Others pres
ent bes.tles these meiiti'-ned w.'re: Mrs.
dZnn F. A. fllackburn. .Mrs J. D Trumbull,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice it hereby given that the under
pinned h bet-n hppointea ny me
County Court ol Lion O only, Oregen,
admin. strator of the esiale of F. 8.
TomlinFon, deceaeeo. All persons hav
ing claims snainst said estate ar- be-eby
requind to preeem the ssme t J tbo un
ders.aned a the offic ol L L. Sian in
Firn National Bank Building, Albany,
Oregon, with proper vouchers bv law
rq'iireii. within tix uiootbe from tue
da of this notice.
Dated th:s SOth dnv of Fehrnr,1907.
H. A. H tCKtR,
Ado iuisliator.
f L. S'VaS.
At'on.ey lor Admmittr tor.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv
pot on good of the order, T. J. Philpot ' Langmack died at their home yesterday
on dormant granges, F. M. Kizer on at the age of four days. Mr. and Mrs.
the agricultural noliep-e. I u. uriver bangmack recently came here irom the
on education. Mrs. rpnnpoton auocaio. .east.
A renort cornea from Lebanon that a
physician there regularly makes out
prescriptions for 25c. for whiskey, for
ills ot different kinds, that even a boy
got one, and got gloriously drunk. The
physician who malte3 cut a whiskey
prescription makes a farce of his pro
fession and should not be trusted by
any one in a serious case.
Business Change.
The well established insurance and
real estate business, of S. N Steele &
Co., has been sold to J. J. Collins, who
I has taken charge of the office and will
! remain at the old stand, pushing the
I business of both departments of the
office. He has some first-class com
'panies. '
10
2000
1400
10
625
10
40
Mrs. L. O. Cimtes, Mrs. S. C. Worrell
and Mis. J. N. Duncan.
The Candles Went Out.
Miss Flossie Knecht Saturday evening
entertained ten of her young lady
friends in honor of Miss Beryl Turner,
the last of five very pleasant social
functions. This was a hosierv shower.
A fine repast was served. At the plate
of each girl was a candle. The ar
rangement was that the last candle to
go out was to be that of the first girl
to be married. Strange but Miss
Turner's lasUd longest, with Miss Ima
Kedlield a close second. Miss Bessie
Cainert n's was first.
William V1. Hcag airived from San
Francisco this lifter men on an Albaiy
visit.
Mortgages, $2400, $200, $1750, $500.
Satisfactions, $530. $600.
Mayor Irvine's Address.
inaugurl address of
Brownsville, J. B.
shortest on record,
Following is the
the new Mayor of
Irvine, one of the
but long enough:
1. A l ordinances oi tne city na i
be enforced.
2. The expenses of the city shall be
kept to the lowest point, consistant
with good government.
3. The greatest good to the greatest
number, is the pjlicy of his administrat
ion. Jas. H. Eckels, ex-controller of the
currency, died yesterday
The Canoe Upset.
Clay Watson, of Eugene, former'y of
this city, was one of three boys who
had a thrilling experience rectnily.
They were shooting the rapids running
from the Mill race into thu Willamette,
in a canoe, when the boat was upset
and the boys were in the threacherous
waters, Clay being thrown away from
the boat. He went down the third
time, "and writes an Albany friend that
he ha1 reached that experience in
drowning when he didn't care what
happened, when a companion grabbed
him just in time, and got him to tho
upturned boat, when they succeeded in
reaching the shore,
Ca d of Thanks.
MARRIED
Marks-Turner.
Mr. Willnrd L. Marks and Miss Beryl
F. Turner, of this city, were united in
marriage at 11:30 o'clock, this forenoon,
at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
Fluella Turner, on Ferry street Rev.
W. P. White performing the ceremony.
The wedding was private, only relatives
being present. A wedding dinner fol
lowed and Mr. and Mrs. Marks left by
the West Side train for Portland,
Seattl . Bellingham ai'd other North
west cities, on their b.idal trip.
The groom is the accomplished deputy
county clerk, a former Portland Tele
gram reporter, a graduate of Albany
college, one of Albanys brighest young
men. The bride is a splendid young
lady, liked by all knowing her. They
have the best wishes of all.
Upon their return they will reside
with Mrs. Turner.
Died in Alaska.
Word was received last evening by
telegraph that Oscar H. Blount had
died suddenly of heart trouble, at Fair
banks, Alaska.
He was the oldest son of Mrs. Clair
issa Blount, of this city, and was about
45 years of age. Ho leaves a wife,
who was with him. They had no child
ren. He was educated in Albanv.
where he went into business, going
from here to Ashland, where he was in
.u . i.:.lnn a nn.l Q;.l rl..Pin.r n.,H DUStness ior a numuer ui years, seven
sympathy, kindne.s, anda.d during our . .
We desire to extend our sincere thanks
to our many friends for their acts of
lute hereavment.
Mus. Martha Wells.
iJahnbt R. Wells.
Returned to Albany.
J. W. Bentley, the boot and shoe
maker, after a icsidence of Beven years
in Cottage Grove, has returned to Alb
llev. D. E. Loveridgo, pastor of the any, his formor homo, to reside. He is
Enifrcopal church at rJugeue ior eignteen a urai-um -v,m,...
yenis, has resigned, and being 84 years upon a good business when he gets l i
ef ige, will retire from active service, cated.
ber of years being at Dawson, going
from there a year or two ago to the
prosperous mining town of Fairbanks.
The remains will probably be buried
there, as it will be a month oi two be
fore boats begin running out from the
Yukon.
Clark amas has 2987 miles of public
run:!, according to the government re
port, the most of any county in tho
Btnte. Marion and Li ne nre r.vxt witn
1800, then Linn with 2u00 and Duuglas
wiih 2,000.