The ordinary nervous headache wilt be
great! relieved, aid in ninny cases cntlic-
y cured, by removing tlie waist of one'i
dress knotting, the hair high up on the
head out of the way, and, while leaning
over a basin, placing a sponge soaked In
water as hot as it can be borne on the back
of the neck. Repeat this many timcs.also
applying the sponge behind the ears, and
the strained muscles and nerves that have
Caused so much misery will be felt to relax
and smooth themselves out deliciouslv
and very frcqxiently the pain promptly
vanishes In consequence. Every woman
knows the aching face and neck generally
brought home from a hard day's hcpph?g(
or from a long round of calls and aft'T
noon teas. She regards with intense cis
satisfaction the heavy lines drawn around
her eyes and mouth bv the long strain on
her facial mii6cles, and when she must
carry that jvorn countenance to some
dinnerparty or ecening's amusement, it
robs her of all the pleasure to be had In it
Cosmetics are not the cure, nor bromides,
nor the many nerve sedatives to be had at
the drug shop. Use the sponge and hot
wate- again, bathing the face in water as
hot as It can possibly be borne; apply the
sponge over and over again to the temples
throat and behind the ears, where most of
the nerves and musaies of the head center,
and then bathe the face In water running
cold from the faucet. Color and smooth
ness of outline come back to the face, an
astonishing freshness and comfort is th
result, and if a nap of ten minutes can fl
low, every trace of fatigue will vanish.
The 6ame remedy Is invaluable for sun
burn, and the worst case of this latter af
fliction of sensitive skins will succumb to
the hot-water treatment. The colu douche
should not be allowed in this case ; Instead
a light application of vaseline or cold
cream, which prevents peeling of the skin
as the hot water prevented Inflammation.
Nothing so good for tired eyes has yet
been discovered as bathing them in hot
water, and neuraligia in nine cases out of
ten will yield to applications of cloths
wrung out in hot water in which the hand
cannot be yome.-Ifarperys Hazart
they may be cleaned by using a teaspoon- I
ful of soda.
Ivory may be bleached by placing it for
an hour in n solution of alum; then poIMi
it with a piece of woolen iih! wrap it in
linen to dry. Another method is to take I
peroxide of hydrogen, and to one pint of it I
add one ounce of aqua-ammonia. Warm
it and soak the ivory in it for twentv-fsur
hours; then dry and polkh with chalk.
Cheap Wood. (iocnilir wood delivered
to any part of Albany, for only $.1 a cord. I
Leavo ordera at V W Spii.ks' lumber
yard.
One half dollar reduction ou c-vtcy pair of I
a 5s Jj Young's.
MONEY SAVED,
'V DK.VLlXi with
er
Kfti'p it lu your m:ml that Alien lir.n pro
H?e kft'ptrii,' the kniil of groceries thj ikiSiii
demands, 1 huir stucU is a tint cue
I
mi.
utmrn
ffl
A t'lie stock nf laco curtain fur '.!) ecu
tr!-lO ro ami tho custoiiitr, at I ortmiller .V
Irving s.
XEW ADVEIM'ISK
VNSUAL MEKTIXO . Notice ! hero
livuiven that tie i-unuil nipclinsr of
ho stockholdt m of the Ail.unv ltuiUliiie
tssociittion will ho he'd at the mlicnnfl
he Albany K octric l.iclit Co.. on in ;ui
aihin strwt, in AHauv, m MnniJat
March HI lsill. at 7."0 Dm. tor tlm ohr.
thin of tin-actor.-, and such other business
an may come beior the meeting.
Dated too L'O, 1CIU. N f! Allen,
w C Twkkdai.i:, Stcretarv.
rrontlu-.A.
Ill
During Feoruary ho will continue to sell "Winter Cl
g at Greatly Reduced Prices: otl'erin rare bargain.
11.-
Sofiio
Men'i
marked low.
o oi nis rnnnjj mock, liiciuuimr t-'ome lino natterns
in .Mens lout lis and Lows suits, have arrived, am 1 aro
Special
w
Announcement
, Of "
F READ.
.My Spring Mock is now Go.mi'i.ktk, Kntbracin all
the hit est Novelties in
UUUS
ru
1 HISS 0
llotli in WOOLEN and VAoll FAniilC,
lvsii
-To The Ladies,-
Make a Special! v of Ln.r'ifiS Underwnai in
liM'.r.Ki) and Mrsi.ix. My Fkioks aro the J.OW'iT
and,niy Goons the IIkst. Am sole agent
for the Celebrated
Y. S. F. HOSIEBY.
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
To prevent that shine to the skin with
which so many are annoyed, especially in
warm weather, use a little camphor In the
water when bathing the face.
There will be few persons who will ever
take the trouble, as they ought, to free out
their shoes when not in use, no matter how
costly they are. The next best thing
which also costs a little trouble, is to
button up a fine shoe when putting It
aside, In order to keep the upper from get
ting out of form.
A picture-frame embroidered in Louis
XIV. ribbon on pale ecru satin, which is
the thauV of white satin turned yellow with
age, and in the new oval fhape; a pretty
traveling case of white linen bound in
golden-brown braid, or a comb and brush
case of the same material, or a dainty pin
cushion, are all presents which would
probably be acceptable to any young lady.
A round bolster now takes the place of
the large ornamental pillows. The bolster
is stuffed tirinly and dressed in cretonne,
or whatever the bed covering is made
from, if possible.
It is considered very bad form to wear
jewels around the neck.
Save your apple paring In a cool place
until you have a quantity worth the while,
cover with water, and boil briskly for an
hour; stratn.add half the quantity of sugar,
and boil gently for a couple of hours, and
a good apple jelley will be the result. Or,
if you put the parings In a jug with a
little water, and put in a warm place, they
will make fair vinegar.
To set delicate colors in embroidered
handkerchiefs soak them ten minutes be
fore washing in a pall of water In which
a dessertspoonful of turpentin-i has been
stirred.
The prejudice prevails that plants in the
sleeping-room are injurious, because they
are constantly throwing off carbonic acic!
Recent investigations have shown that ill
effects arc altogether too slight to deserve
consideration. If a room Is properly ven
tilated, plants can do no harm, and even
if it is not, the quantity of carbonic acid
exhaled by them will not materially affect
the purity cf the air.
The favorite linen for embroidery is of
the "old bleach" manufacture. This linen
is woven with a firm round thread of a
superior quality cf flax, and is grats
bleached,
To take out spots from wash gocds, rub
them with yolk of egg before washing.
The best way to fry apples is to halve
them, remove core, put some butter In frying-pan
and put In the halves the cut side
down, then add a little water and let boll
dry j then fry.
To clean hair brushes, put a tablespoon
ful of ammonia Into tepid water, dip them
up and down until clean, then dry with the
bristles down. In plarc of the ammonia.
njto PENT. A store room 22x!W fro
B sultablelor bus.ness.ceutraily locnta
ror particulars ca'.l at tun Skmcuka
othco or on jag V 1'ipe.
"VTOTICE TO CONTKACTORS..
Xi tractors and builders desirh
Con
:? to hi.) I . - 7
on the conttruction ot the new United bailV OOlOll CtOOds. attract attention.
. . .u. it... in... -.i uuimiri, in utj erect
ed at the itn of tho old huildimr, will
hntl the plans aud specili?atinn for the I
same, at the store of Stewart A Sox. The I
uate oi opening buis will bo announced
uerenner.
A fino lino of I'.ov's, Children's and Men's suits in Al-
MONEY TO LOAN.-In Ktnall an,)
large amounts, from six months to
nve .Teats, on cood Albanv snd Linn
tuuniv rem estate, can on or address w
a. AlcrnersoD, First St., Albany, Or.
CTRAVED OR STOLEN, from Wm
rj coucQ, a Day mare, wenrbinir from
oou iu .iu, roactiau mane, anil white spot
on forehead Any information would lie I
graioiuuy received. Wm Couch.
Albany, Oregon;
His stook of Shoes and Hoots is a leadimr one. made un
r i: i i i - , 1
ot uisi-etusB niaxes. i ou can save money ny buving your
foot wear of
L. E. BLAIN.
IUK"K1 FOR SALE r One sorrel
nor so. u years od.weicrht 1401). n
grey horse, 8 years old, weight 1100. Aico
wagon, nacK. harness, etc. Will see for
casn or exchange for other pro jertv. Call
" tiuru opposuo nusa nou.
It. A. FRY,
Everyone Talks
-ABOl'T-
STOCKh'SLDER'S MEETING.
VTOTICK IS HKREBYGlVEr THAT
J. tuo animal meeting of t.o stock
bolder'sof the Albany street Railway Co
win oe i.eut on rdnesdav, March 4th,
1891. at th1 hour Of 7 n'plnclr n m nf cui.l
day, at the oftl-e of the soeretaiv of sal1
company, the same being at the real
estate olllce of Burkhart A Koeney, on
tirst street, in Albany, Oregon, for the
purpose or ejecting ceveu directors to
seivo lor the t6rm of onovear n'xt ensu
ing Iiom (aid tiiHUinu-. anil until their
successors are elea'sd and nnaiilieu. and
to transact such othr business as may
w'ij chub uoiore wiu nioc'-lPg.
uatea Februsry 19!h, 1891
C. O BURKHAKT.
Secretary,
Guaranteetl stainl
Vvrarrantel absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison
: To The Men :
Call and Look at My values in
Furnishing -:- Goods,
I ImvH a Larije Stock at the Lowest Pricna over otT.irei) i- liie Valley.
1 catry a
tor wear a
and he cor
ill line of th world -reno wed BUOADUKAD goods, uneioeiW
Gnish. Large stock-of EMiinoiiiKRiKs and Flod.ncixos. CiI
ced th'. Albany i lite lirst trsding point in Oregon.
ITU". 3P- 2E2 A DO.
3E3. O. JSE3.X-f3,
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETIMG.
N'
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the leiral rotors nf Kchnnl dutrict. Nn
5, Linn csunty, Orgon, that tho regular
annual school meeting of said school dis-
wictwiii De nom on the tirat Monday,
belna the 2nd dav of March. lMll at ih
hour of7 o'clock p m. of said dav. at the
court house in the city ot Albany. Linu
county, Oregon, in said district, for the
purpose or hearing the reports or the di
rectors and Clerk of said riistriot om,1 In
invjr it nr. lor inn support oi me sciools
or iuo ensuing year, t
pose of levviiiB a tax for
paying interest on thabond
district and the second ii
principal of said school bonds, due and
avnoitt june join, ityi. snd lorine trans
action of any other business thatmav le
gally come before the meeting. Dated
this 10th duyof February, A I), lfl',11.
. . C. U i v kkiiaht:
J. K, WiEATirKvt'ocD, District Cierk.
Llialrman Hoard of Directors,
Large and Choice Display of
Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots. Shoes,
' Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Including many novelties. A fine line of Sealette Jack
ets, Children's Hoods, etc., ttc.
"Tis a Feat to Fit the Feet, But Ho Can do it and do it Neat,"
I
liiilllli I fa,
ALLEN
&jsM Wholesale retail Grocers,
CJVIkJ
inimi) n-nilmK. Tttimn iIh fr,,i,i all
I"Wt of tho Rlabft. Frusiit'ctua JyaT
K1I1.R. MM1L in. iinnti-.i.... n t. .
A. LulKUu, SJI 1 JUi A. Now Vkl
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Cor Smiond midKeny Ht, Alhany, Oj
SUPKHIOlt wrk. gutimntfoi In ovor;
hrnnoh ofho art. fJrEnMxin c
ult kiudti a specinlty,
THE JOURNAL OF SOCIETY.
E. t. MANN. IToprlctor.
PrDixinED (New Yors) Eveht TnrasDiT.
"IJst nrn 1h linen of rnittery ami ejmirfitm to
rctt-.f tfi(U hinon tt l:fi tnoiuiitif and L'jc."
Tiv nowslir?t, hrihtcst. wittlost, wlt, cWrr-
pf.i, tn wt tin.'mai, una most I'meruuiuiig paper
A (uilot-d ntri pcrftvt journal for ciittlratM
men atiil ivortirii, tn-mg a topical ail out
sk"ii critic nn-1 c!irrniclo of tiro event, tloiiis,
InU-ntH. u:i.l inMes uf tin fnsliioimhl'' world. It
f. alrt .tvfi Ui d.ite, n;nl carried Willi it the utino
plusv nf th. inetriipidi.'.
In purity i.ii l Mu-cr of literary otylo It ha&
iioet'iiiilon t'iU eontfniMit.
A vi-riUliKi Kyiunsiu:ii of weH-brod nllri
il.ftrn"4 uuil (liiiiitiiH'K'i -f touch ; HtnMith, ludf
tvnd-'ikv "ii'hl oripn:ilitv of tlnmpht; relinc!
tiuiiior; emetic imnunt; pi(nin::ey of Jt ;
Hhurl ntorli'M; t-niwirnl, drmniitte. Htcrjiry aud
art orlllclMni, (in.l u Kkrlelion,
Tho faiuu of its 'imtiiflui liopiirtnirnf ,
rw t!f most n'lKt'ln fliithnrf;- on flimnci.nl nih
Jvt!, Invcstmnnfj mid Hjviil,uion. Is worht-nltlc.
Itj l;it.T.MtU bv i)i nicnriK l.x-fil; htt(f tin r'(
otfiiietl Juiirnnl of Am. rUnii mM-lrfy,
ItionqunHy cntrtnlninij In all unrtrof tht'Cfumfn'.
For Alio o;nh wtvk hv nil first -olnsii rfn-siltvil.-'ps
In Anvrit'A and Kurop". Kvcry ticwvlc.t!iT will
kivpa-id mi i poly It If nipiftvl, Nei mJc:W r t
ciippliol hy tho Atrwrlcin Nt-wn (o , if.t Cl'ir,'1ers
ytnot. NmV York, nml hvnllothr niMvcuv.ti.
R"Mlir mihwrlpllof nay ! il'rr.'t
nllliv f puhlinitlini, irtliroui;!i any !n'v;rl,,,l.T
nrftiibscriptioiinitcv; Ono year I ui; ; i tnonlbd,
t.'.W; three mo:itlus, p1.'o. NutMplcrt fro.
Ad 'nw: TOWN TOPirff,
21 Wont J J a fcl., Ntn- Vork Miy,N.Y.
CSGARS, TOBACCO, AMD CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
KINDS, IN LARGE. OR SMALL QUANTITIES
IN THEIR SEASONc
Flinn Block,
ALBAiStY, OREGON
It y6u want tlie bcsl
and most durable furnj
ture that is manufactur
cd in the city go to
Elf Ci-IYE
IJluinberg's IJIock,
FIRST-CLASS COOPS,
Reasonable : ! Prices,
.A- complete line oi
(ien ls lm-nissliingfs.
HVC E j, CALL.
-:- Albany, Oregon.
TRY A LFFEL"WHEB
and get ftlORE POWER
and use LESS WATER
Writn for our Now lllui.lrnlci.l CntnluKuo olT 1K01.
THE LEFFELWATER WHEEL&EKGIME CO. SPRINGFIELD, 0., U.S.A.
We always keep our eye on the
indicator of popular demand,
and aro therefore usually p'
pared to supply it at reduced
rates. Wo aro sol ling the Jewel
stoves and ranges, tho mos pop
u !ar stoves made at present.
If you want to save money on nil
of household anioita buy 'em of tw. W
'e Vfe make that our .
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
' MI lill'linim '
I
THOMAS BRINK'S
-G. L.
LEADING DRUGGIST
DRUGS, MEDICINES STA1I0NARY.&G
TilATCAN- VK l-Sj kvkkv .
S f.V' nr if yMi wl.okiHl tlintnnv.
OKraplicj. ofboth rx,-. ,-.tf i.:..-,r uvt-. to n mnrse at tlie Port Tr.ioi''
noss Co Icbo. lvrtlan... ..-,,,.,. or Capital Business cSmom K
Onpn. !,:, anMimlrr ... w.!r.a,.llt of A. 1'. Armstrong ),:vc " a f fj,,
lXlt WrUo Either for joiui Culoguo aud iZtf
M
SUBSCRIPTIONS !!!
For All tho Lcaitinpr
VSPAPERS - AND - MAGAZINES,
leeelvel at
F. L. KENTON'S
Gash Grocery Store,
ALBANY NURSERIES
IVE HAVR ON HAND nur nWrv
T on the i;trvalll.H road, o.ie lmil
nlle from town, un line iot of fruit
xces of ail kinds an can he found any.
there on the coast. U you comemo'iMe
ManthiKtreoi Ic pay you lore or
lock nd got m:r Prlrc. .( al!, gue flM,
HYJIAN BHOWNKLU
Delmooico Restaurant
OrrosiTB Jii.i-.MnEii! BtofK.
New lloomi; Sent Servict;
Good MeaU, Promptly Served,
Cents.
Oysters -:- f, all -:-
Vourkoui Trc:itnv:nC Flrit-classooo