Albany daily democrat., April 13, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

jlUhed erry day 'n ,ek
iooday.
Sk NHTTHG, Bditon and Prop'n.
L,i .HIib Post Offlnn at Albany, Or-
In, u aooond clans MiKll mattor.
..APRIL lit, IHtl,
trr OFFICIAL PAPER.
.OCAL UKCOKIX
Pikr Bi-'C At about the usual hour
lay evening, the fire bell rang out
ie fifth or sixth time ! a week or
The lnree shed, originally built by
I litfKt, for storing threshers, near
street, opposite Phillips At Richards.
wned by Col T E Mogg. and others,
nre. In a imie over ten minutes
1 1 ana suies itau Miien in, so rapidly
(lames do their work A valuable
Lhuiit to become a mother, a wagon,
bav cutter, two sets Kirnes, wheel-
v, four dozen chickens and other
i. belonuinc to Mr Chris llouck.weie
Lj, earning a loss to Mr Ilouckof
lo $250, and n tt.tul loss ot aoout
'ihe origin of the fire was incen
undoubtvd! v. V-Uts same as that ol
il other recent fire. A young man
n running east along tlie adjoining
Zand two hoys down Ellsworth street
fore. The memhers of a crowd of
pnown as the "Sewer Gang," were
tied, and Roy Htnl!ey, ore of them,
!rkcd up and questioned, but denied
lie boys had done anything more
teal chickens and such things, and
vs generally declare that they know
g ahout the matter. As in all such
,; without any direct evidence, the
Cs arc merely speculation. .Such
jy la never carried on anywhere,
Nit in nearly every case the perpe
ft being diseoveied, and that wiil be
It in this if the business is contin
;In both Saletr. and CorvalUs such
ike result.
...
iit Myth. The following item from
Ashland Tidir.gs, is about the Rav
1 flouring mill, recently owntd by J H
n and others, of this county, which
if W Heck savslsa myth, and In ref-
c to wtilch he has brought a $10,000
, as neretoiore stated. "Ueo u .an
, Of the Ashland flouring mill, while
tittle last week, closed the bargain for
urchase of a splendid new 200 barrel
r mill located in the suburbs of Seattle,
in the bargain disposes of some of his
hern Oregon real estate, consisting of
iarm near Merlin and one near Ash
i. The mill purchased Is a new one,
t completed at a cost of $25,000, and is
1 j about four miles from the business
iter of Seattle which makes Mr Landers
nk he has struck a good thing."
Thk Survey Completed. The survey
'the bridge at Albany was completed
s afternoon. Mr ETO'Conner was
wman of the field work and his effi
icy Is well known, which Is an assur
that good work has been done In the
I. Mr Pihl will have his plans,
ts and report ready before the 22nd,
fce Democrat is told that they will
cl-:ar as to give satisfaction to all.
public should abide by the location.
should be no kicking wherever it
.J What Albany wants Is a bridge,
no friend of the city will put any
j.in the way on any consideration.
-.Large Steal. Last evening a
$ar entered the O P depot, by break
a pane of glass In and climbintr
tlgh a window, 'Ie was evidently
fioney, for he broke open the money
er, and mashed D M Large's desk
private drawers to pieces. Not
ig any money he broke open Mr.
Ips trunk, in the room, and stote a
tof clothes, a suit of underclothing
tome cuff buttons.
(ad John Citktih. John Curtis va
fl dead on his bed in l::.ft Portland
day morning, and the indications
good for either murder or suicide.
phlv the latter. Two women were
Id in the matter. Curtis is about .'!0
1 of age and formerly lived at Hnr
rg. where his farther Wm. Curtis,
resides. Ho is a nephew of Mr.
Iouslns. His remains have been
p there for burial.
I'-'KRNs Stolen, Mr Ben Brenner
the Democrat that a few evenings
lorne deep dved villain entered his
n house and abstracted therefrom
finj fowls as ever cat oats. lien
M ii'st like to irct hold of the rascals.
fens are now worth 60 cents dressed
as good as gold.
"kr Jail. William Walker, a
nt-r awaiting tiie action of the grand
at Corv.tllis. broke out of iail la?t
"lay night. He pried open his cell
to down a window in the jail trout,
id a fifteen-pound eliaoklo. on his
Liiieral Oitizhn. Mr John Cra
has presented the V M C A of this
with $100 ami the use of rooms in
t-raw ford block for a reading room
"ilice, being the rooms recently occu-
by J. l' Whiting tree fo- one year.
ti'T Busv.-W R Graham, the mer-
t tailor, started to decorate his win
: but the rush at his slum was too
t hence their Incomplete appearance.
reP"ris a live anrin.r imA. nnH hlir A
N for his f.ne Hum of imported and
"nt suitings.
'tick. All persons indebted to
Npson & Ovc rmnn will please call
''ttle. Mr Thompson liuviiK rc
' irittii tho lmfiinpMM it ifl flfHirpt! tn
le p all old aoiiounts.
f1'" Mii.unkry Store. Mrs C W
:k ha optned n mllllne ry More 1n Ihe
'"'n lilock, wild Mm Sherman aa
'at!tT. anil tfl a Nr... nn.lt..h .tn.-).
rch toods In .lock. Her goods nre
LV UPCnPll fnr Ininnr'lnn r..wl tK.
r'Jje ladle, of Albany lo ci'l nnd In-
4MKn. Tn f...:t..
"II1 mililr.l.1 f .i I I. 11
apply ftt Ht charlea Hotel for If J
"i'sun.
. H04IAL AD PtRHONAL,
Dr MendenhaM, of Harrhburg, was in
the city today.
Mr Geo Dickinson, of Ihe Oregon Land
Co., was in Salem Saturday.
Mr, Walton, the saw mill man of Leba
non, was in thecitv this foienoon.
lion W R nilyeu went to CorvalUs to
day to attend Circuit Court,
Miss Maud Hoffman, of CorvalUs, was
hi Albany over Sunday, the guest of MUs
Flora Ma'son
Miss Ada Phillips, a prominent young
lady of Waltsburg, Wash., has been In th
city, the guest of Miss Anna Flinn,
Mr C H Mueller has returned from a
health seeking trip to CalIfornla,imnroved
in health.
C J Stewart, the O. P. man, went to
Southern Oregon toHay on business, and
will visit Klamath county before returning.
lion J J Daly, Grand Master of the A
0 V, will pav an official visit to Safety
Lodge this evening. Let a'l members
attend.
Mr John (iillilund of Sweet Home, has
been in the city to-day. He reporU the
mouutuiiiH full of snow, ami cannot tell
now how Boon teams can crows the moun
tains. Some time ngo Mr Peter Uensley dis
appeared from Kweet 1 1 01110, nnd it was
thought he had been murdered for his
iiionev: but he has returned n'l right
ai d is now residing in that city.
DCCurrie, of Portland, is In the city,
called here by the dangerous Illness of
his son, Mr Alf t'urrie, who has been ill
with pneumonia, resulting from lagrippe.
lie is reported to be slowly improving.
Mr II C Watson, returned last evening
from Portland, accompanied by Mrs
vVatson and children, who had just re
turned from a visit among friends in Mis
sissippi and Tennessee.
T. II. C. A. anniversary.
The Second Anniversary of the Y M C
A of Albany was held at the Opera
House Sunday evening before a packed
house. The exercises were Interesting,
and leffa good impression as to the value
of the association to the city. The invo
cation wasoffeied by Rev E R Prichard,
followed by a hymn, with cornet accom
paniment by S N Steele and David Link.
The Lord's prayer was repeated by the
audience, a responsive reading was con
ducted by H W Young, Rev S G Irvine
offered prayer, Rev Geo W I liil conducted
a scripture reading. A quartet composed
ot 11 W Young, C H Hart, Prof Lee and
C W Sears were heard In "Driftine with
the Tide." Prof Iee gave a short address
on the progress of the association in Al
bany, and the General Secretary, Mr
Young.presented a report for four months,
which showed the following:
Number of gospel meetings at 4 pm
Sunday (19 weeks,) 19 total number at
tending gospel meetings, 1229; number of
noon day prayer meetings, 12; number of
special gospel meetings, 6; number of re
quests for prayer, 16; number cf professed
conversions, 4; visits to the rooms, 2725;
number of letters written by men (station
ery furnished free,) 20; number directed tu
nouraing piaccs, 10; numoer securea em
ployment, 7; number otherwise assisted,
14; number of committee meetings, 13;
number of directors meetings, 6; cost of
building site, (secured at very low price,)
$3000; money raised oy subscription (to
date) to pav for same, $2335 , Income from
rtnt of buildings on building site (for one
year,) $414. The estimated expenses for
the earning year were placed at $1741, in
eluding following: Indebtedness, $150
lights, $100; janitor, $75; printing, $60:
literature, $.o wood, $30; Interest, $300;
insurance, (7; taxes, $25; repairs, 525;
incidentals, $2C: salary of acietary,372o.
The estimated income is, one hundred
members at?? per member, $;oo; from
rent of buUdingh cn building site. $414;
entertainments nnd lectures, $100; total,
ftiou.
Prof V Allen Shorey delivered an able
address on voung men, and the audience
were given an opportunity to subscrib
towards the support of the association.
The amount of subscriptions raised to
wards the balance of about $700 required
was about $300.
Dam Ac 1: Suits. The damage suits
which will be up for a hearing ln the clr
cuit court In this city next week are the
following: v a Krsek, lor i 100; Airs
John Pengilly, $1645; Julis Kumll, $10,-
ooj; b il Leonard, $15,000, ihe suits
given below were compromised. Those
of Lottie and Minnie M.tgnuson were be
fore the United Mates court in Portland
Lottie Magnuson for $2,300, she having
sued lor $15,000; Minnie Magnuson foi
Si 200, sued for SSoo; Chas. Maznuson
$600. suedfor $1,800; Geo Magnuson far
$400, sued tor $1000; J S Uartholemew
for S32 ',o, sued for ;S,2oo; Ole Ekdahl
for $500, sued for $iGoo. Journal.
Tcrc Annivhruarv meeting of the
Woman's Christain Temperance Union
will be held on next Friday evening April
17th., at their hall, at which time Mrs
Kmilv I'itts Stevens of California, an able
speaker, and national organizer il. I
lure. Mrs Stevens is a very entertaining
speaker, and coming from a sister stale
should be cordially welcomed in Albanv.
On Fridiy afternoon at 3 o'clock she will
iive an address to which the l.u.ie.
whether members cf the Union or not are
cordially Invited.
Ciood Work, Low Price, PaHoy it Smiley,
Bkar in Mini;. That Conn A Hendric
sou keep a lirdt-clasd stock of groceries
produce, etc.
That they do their own work,
Consequently their expenses are light.
And thoy can eell at bottom prices.
Largo ia lea and small profits.
Courteous treatment to customers.
Hept goods in the market,
And the freshest in the different le
partmentB,
Are the rules they go by.
Nkw fcrRiNO Goons. I am now re-
.elvliig my first Invoicea of prlng novel
lies In wash goods, prints, ttioghains, ecr
nucker., etc., 1 have also just received a
new line H all wool summer plaida and
bclgcu. ' Samuel K Youno.
Patronize Faislcy'S Smiley, OurJI'iinters
A Pne itock of laco curtains for 91 cents
to? 10 to suit the customer, at Fortmilcr &
Irvmg's,
BoARnnns WANTrn, for table and one
room. Inquire at Pkmockat office.
Boys cannot afford to sow wild oats.
There is nothing in It but chaff.
Albany's efficient police force mean bus
iness In the supprcHhlon of the firebug;
and as well all other kinds of law breakers.
A first class society Item Is promised
Albany. It wl! be something like this;
Man and wife back east. Separation. No
divorce, though perhaps talk of one. Man
leaves east, settles in Albany. Marries
Albany woman. Eastern wife learns
about II. Whoopla.
Sheriff lllrdsey and under sheriff Arm
strong alone collected between $20,000
and $125,000 In taxes last Friday, and Sio,.
000 on Saturday. On Monday of this
week the sheriff turned over to countv
treasurer burner $35,000, taking there
for the largest single tax rece.pt ever
given In the countv. $17,000 were In
county warrants. Iwo weeks ajo r nday
the 6herihT turned over to the treasurer
$7500 In go!d coin. Ashland Tidings.
A newspaper Is always printed In a
rush. There Is always something In it
that should be left out; something left nut
mat snouiu nave gone in; it is at titties
too quick t: judge, often too quick to act;
but. with ail Us faults and shortcomings,
there is more education in a bright, newsy
paper than there is in a novel. You will
find that the brightest boy on practical,
sensible, everyday questions Is the hoy
who prefers newspapers to novels. Ex.
Manycf the ONG companies seem to
be in trouble. Here is another: it ii
whispered among meirocrs of the Ash
land milit'a company says the Tidings
that they are getting tired of the lack of
interest that is displayed by manvofthe
members, and also of the lack of Interest
that Is taken in the company by the peo
ple generally, and it is a'so reported that
many consider an early disbandment of
the company tho only tesult that Is sure
to follow.
WEATHER KEPOBCT.
Oregon Weather Bureau. Central
Office, Portland, Oregon. Ckop
vTbatiier Bulletin No. 5, for the
Week Ending Saturday, April ii,
1891.
(The following bulletin is based on re
ports received from 146 correspondents.)
WEATHER.
The temperature has risen slightly dur
ing the week, being almost normal. Rain
fell frequently, making an excess lor the
week in western uregon. showers pre
vailed In eastern Oregon, with snow In
the mountains. Cloudy and partly cloudy
weather with southerly winds prevailed.
Hail fell In sections on the 6th and 7th.
When the sun shone the rays were warm,
The general weather conditions are not as
far advanced as is usual at this time of
year. The temperature ranged from 40
to 65 degrees.
CROPS.
Farm work Is slowly progressing. Seed
In? on uplands Is being pushed rapidly;
on low lands the soil Is too wet to be
worked. The acreage of spring grain is
being increased. The early sown grain Is
above the ground and Iooks to be unus
ually hahhv, though of slow growth.
r all wheat Is also ot slow growth, but it
roots and stools are large, and It Is gener
ally reported to be looking unusually well.
Wheat prospects were never better at this
time of year. The same can be said of
other grains, fruits and crops of all kinds.
Fruit Is slow In developing.
Garden making is late, the soil being
generally too wet. In early gardens
onions, lettuce, radishes, etc, can be had
for table use Spring seeding Is almost
done in Umatilla county. ,
STOCK.
Stock wintered well, the loss has been
practically nothing, the range is becoming
better. Some cattle are yet fed, but sheep
generally get sufficient food on the range.
Hides and pelts are scarce,
B. S Paguk, .
Observer, U, S. Signal Service.
Farm fur n!e.
I liave for sale 1C0 acres of the finest
farming land in the state. All In a
high state of cultivation, no build
ings, but has a beautiful building loca
tion. Kiglit miles from Albany, two
miles from Tangent, on (lie SPKR.
Terms and price reasonable. Call nnd
see me on Second street, opposito Dem
ocrat ollice. Bn. (1. W. Maston.
.oTelllea In Jackets.
I have received a small assortment of
novelties in ladies spring jackets, made
in the latest styles of Blazers and Reef
ers, in cheviot, diagonal and worsted. I
expect to carry a full line of these goods,
as well ns all the lending styles in Ladies
Capes, beaded, crochet and in cloth.
Orders taken for special si7.es and styles.
Sam'i. E Y'm .mi.
MY WIFK
Insists on buying her groceries, produce
and baked goods, of l'arker Bros. She
says it
IS A
well-known 'act that all goods arc as
represented and no
HUMBUG!
That all goods purchased of them are
fresh nnd of the biet quality to be se
cured. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids
will be received at the store of Stewart A;
Sox up to 9 a m April 15,i8oi, for the con
l ruction of the United Presbyterian
church, cor. 5th and Vvashington streets,
Albany, Or. The committee rjseive the
right fo reject any and all bids.
Albany, March 31, E K Sox,
Chairman of Com.
Wanikd. A stendy boy, 15 to 17 years
of age. tt learn the baker nnd confec
tionary trade. Good home, (.'all at or
write lo Pioneer Hakery, Corvallis.
expel the inipuritii-a in the blood and.
cive strength to the sj atem beforo theelFecta
of warm ..eatlier are felt, use I'fnndcr'a
Ore.jon blood Puriiiir.
Girl wanted for housework. Call a
once at residence of W II Goltra.
HOME M AIIU04D 1
Hulin & Dawstn, druegists.
Buy your'grooeri-wjfParker Bro
Kiaa groceries at Conn Ac lleudricsoa1.
Tho bust $3 shod fr oitju at Snarls shoe
store.
Betd oaht for sale by W W Crawford, at
Tall man.
Smoke tha ealebrab-d Havana filled 5 cent
oigarat Julius Joseph',
A large stock of paper, with lato de
signs, at Fortmilkr 1 Irving 's,just received.
See W K Head's line of dross gocds ao'd
iiiks before buying elsewhere,
Bargain in choice RroeirietJ can always
be secured of Alien Bros,, Fhiiu block.
Some fine Burbank potatoes fort seed
lor sale by J V Pipe.
B W Achison &Co are se'ling monumtnts
at iorusud prices.
$10,000 still left to lonn on good farm se
curity by S N S'.eel Co.
We injure aguast tramps.
Town.-knd k Wilson.
The Brest Viae of shoes for men fever
shown in Albany at SearU shoe store.
A grange hall is to ho built la a short time
across the river near n aukcony,
A novel window may bo scn at Foshay
Si Masons, tho work of Mr Oait fon,
For baryains in monumeuts, headttonea
etc. , go to L V AchihOiift Co, Albany, Oregon
Freah brcml, cakes, pics, tto., everyday
at the Dhnouico restaurant. Leave your
orders.
McMahon'a circus w id he ii Albany Fri
day, April 24th. Watch tha Dkmocrat for
particulars.
Unele Tom's Cabin in a Ug white tcr.t
next Tue'tUy nii'lit at the Court Hoeee
qaare.
The regular meelir.tt of the Y'j will be
beld to morrow afternoon at 4 pm. Let
all members a tend.
The meeting of the W C T U to-morrow
afternoon will be theanrui.il meeting and
lection of tracers. A fud attendance 11 at
ired. Board and kult-intr bv the day or week at
Mrs A L Lambs, ou Lvnn ttreet, between
2nd and 3rd.
Uncle Tom's Cabin in tho bier white tent
on the pubiio puutue to-morrow evening.
Admission oiily ftO ond 25 ceuta.
For road carts raarte pcifilly for stallions
call on Knipp, Btirrtll & Co., at corner of
rirscana r.Hsworto streets, Albany, ur,
The Chief Engineer informs us that both
steamers are in eood wcrkinii condition. A
slight accident to No 2'a has been entirely
repaired, and ro I s has been all right con
tinually recently.
Ladies can do their tboppins in San Fran
cisco without visiting the city, and without
extra commission. Miss E J Barrows Jtr-
chasing agent, 1GC9 Grove St, Oakland, ,
The Democrat will exchange a sewing
machine of any make desired, except one or
two, for some oaK grub wood ana part cash
or will consider other propositions by any
one desiring a new machine.
Seats are now on sale at Will & Links for
The Alba Haywood & Peerless Concert Co,
to be here April 25. This is pronounced the
noest troup in the line ever biilea tor Al
bany.
At Fortmillkr & Irviko's. 150 dozen
window shades, lust received.
A large and elegant stock of 16th cen
tury bedroom sets.
A large and choice lot of carpets, many
fine designs.
Paisley & Smiley, The Printers, Flinn Block
Cloaks at coat at W F Read's
The war ship Charleston will aail from
San Francisco in a day or two for the Beh
ring so is, and will atop at Yaquina Kay on
tba way north.
SMS. C. I. STCART.
Mrs. C. D. Stuart, o( 400 Haves SL, writes,
have for years bad spells of Indigestion and dli
Persia, and tried nearly everything;. Finally
took a well known Snrsapariila. Itcauscd pint'
pics to break out 011 my fare without helping me.
Hearing that Joy's YcsctaMo Sarsaparilla did
not contain mineral, and might act ditTercntly,
Iscnt for it. The pimples disappeared iramcdi'
ately, and I had 1:0 moro returns of tho old
rpetli." Although tho iibovo was wrlticn a year
ago, Mrs. Stuart now aticsts tliopcrma:i?ticy of ita
effects. Says she taLcs an occassional doso to
npprcss a symptom of return and that slio 1
perfect c.-.".imand over her old trouble.
M White Tent!
Now Laugh to Think of. it,
Then Cry With Joy !
TUESDAY. APRIL 14TH,
McFaflden's Mamiiiotli Pavilion
Doilc Uncle Tom's Cabin
COMPANY
Will npH)ir iindor can tar on tho court hmmc square,
wtt.i acntiirijy nf (ijAVorn carefully wlactwl
ftr tliulr ability to fl'l tho rcqulre
mctitH of tho play.
2 Topsys, 2 Mnrkn.
U Dfnkev". 2 Mules.
i Blond HohikIr, 2 hetiAnd PonlfB
6 Jubilee fin(irr, 12 Musicians
J6 Porformers.
Two erm of rpocin1 scenery, a company
of 33 peoplo A pom of laughter
and trarM.ffitdornpd hy pul
pit, proftnand pubiio
GRAND -:- STREET -:- PARADE
at 12 o'clock, rain or eh Inn,
"Iteinombcr tba data and place
Court House Square, Tuesday April 14
0 '
MOTHER ELECTRIC CI.RE.
Editor O.tuooiiD: I commweed FAea
trio and home treatment with Ur D&rriu
Novemorr 4. tor general nitr.au. debility,
'y"Fi " near irouble, AS in. time
oomuienced 1 wn not tilo to do any kind
Ulxir, but now 1 am abl. to do a urettv
gnoo daya work. I have rtoeived reat I
bneht from Ur larnu . oew mode of cure.
uuidk tin. card will be benetioial to other.
imilarly tfHicted I (live my name publicly.
V. O. IrALiLiAn
KncksforJ, Vaah.
Hon Electric f urea by Ur Darrln.
Oeo Bchmlth, Astoria; d'afnesa cuied.
Itev J E Coenour. Portland. Or: rkln
disease cured.
Miaa MaKKle Svuhoest. LaQrande. Or.
orosa-eyed. oured.
Inaao Thompson. LaCenter, Wash,
deafnoHS, cured in five miuutia.
w T Blnkley. Centialia; Watli; telatic
rbAomatlaut, rentoreu.
J T George. Ulenedon, Wasti, chronic
rh&uruatiaiu five yearH, cured.
Ira Mary A JoLnsou. McMinnyllle,
Or, deafness many year-., restored.
u ' Aiaynew. jbs, u at, l'oitiand, Or;
beumatlsm in it. worn form, cured.
Henry Von Helms. Sum! v. Or! cancer
of the nose and catarrh, curijd.
Dr Pur. la treats curable chronic, acute
anil private diteasra. blocd tuint, lo or
railltiK manhood, m rvoiia(lcliiMtv.rircts
cf errors, or excesses in olj or yoi nir,
joas 01 memory, uiseasca caueil by
m-rciiry in the improptr treatment of
ptivute disensea. uud never nub.isLcd in
the t apers. Olllce Waaliinnton at..
Portland, Or. Hours 9 A. M. to H P. M..
ally. Kxamination free and ccnfldoutial.
luestion blanks and circulars Kent iriaus
to ay addreh-s, patieuta cured at home
.tor one vxit to the doctor's cilice.
Is tiik Sprixo. A lino line of Elnzcr
jackets for spring wear, in many designs,
just received by ti V Simpson.
A iko n, large stock of the popular seir
pening roraata.
HCLota tor ALL eastern points, ovei
ANY ronte, lor sale by W. L. Jcttjr, at
the O ftlclictoli o.
One half dollar reduction on every pair o
Ludlow'a fine shoes. A good line of them
3 i loung s.
Keep it in your mind that Allen Bros nro
ose beeping the kind ot groceriea the publi-
rnautia. 1 beir stock la a line one.
Visiting Cards, SO styles, ralsley tt Cmll ey
Custom - Chopping.
Wa have on band at all timeu bay,
oats, aud chop; and wPl aell in quan
tity to suit. Aiao wieal bought
and sold.
"Farmers, brlnir ua vour wheat, oats
ana hay. Highest cash price paid.
Morris & Blount,
Corner First and Baker etretti
War is 'Declared,
-THE.
LEADING CLOTHIEES
OF
ALBANY.
WAR ON HSGH PRICES!
Have now diaplsyed iu their store tlie tinont and largest stoek rf Spring
Clothloft and Furnifhiti Goods ever before brought to Albany. All
Goods were leleotf-d with the greatest care ard tmbrece all the latest
Styles and Spring Novelties1.
mm mi high prices.
By our freat closing out sale duriii,? January aud Fe or nary we succeeded
cleauiog out uenriy Il winter ulntliirur. and we rect you Spain this
sptiur as v did sut fall, with a new. clean stock, latest atyka
aud lowest prices.
WAR 08 lUGH PR.CES2
W carry a lire of highly tuilortd clothing, ai-d have bundndv of fine
toiler made suits which we gnamntee in every rwpect, to he fr super
ior in tit, stylo nd woir.nn.iifhip to theuit that you generally have made
by your (..erchaut tailor, and tho priced are from 50 to 75 per cent
cheaper.
WAR OK mm PRICES!
Wa defy any merchant tailot to heat our styles, fit nud tinith of gcods.
All vou bit? men, short fat men, stout men, long ar,d slim men, and all
othrr people who uevvr havo beco a la to get a ready made Miit to fit,
should call ami examine our nminmoth stock before yon leave your .near
ure with snnn- nn rchrnt tailoi, fur we mnUe a cpi-C!:.lty of mch goods
aud can fit any mm iti ar.y Hind of a suit
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The riCHof then fine latlnr
mtdo aulia rnng from ?I4 to
t25. Our ntork f incnV l.ui
uqh unit U iminniM". arid i ho
pnceH from ?7 Lti In 1 . A f;il
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goods lor men, iny iV c: IUthii
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War on Hish Prices.
T. I, WALLACE & CO.,
Tlie Birthplace of Great and Hour si Bargains.
QITY DRUG STORE,!
PfeifTer Block,
Albany
Stanard & Cusict
Drugs," Medlclnea, Chtmleals, Fane?
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Brushes.
. Perfumery, School : Books, and
Arllats' Supplies.
rhysirfnnH' prescription care
fully compounded.
J. A. Caniininff.
p.
Irixgrn, Iiint, Oils,
ilaw?s, lite,
OREGON.
and a fine stock
SPECTACLES
generally, as well as jewelry, Watches
clocks, etc., at
F. M. French's.
Ufa.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Cor Second andFeny Bt, Albany, Ol
QUPKRIOK werk. guaranteed ln ever
iranteed ln ever
"Enlarging
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