Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, April 22, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

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UulUisliod every day lu liio woek ex
ml Sunday.
jlTESi JiUTTIXIi, Editor and Prop'rs,
l,tored at tho Pout Olllce at Albany, Or
egOllf SB HUUUHU limn luaiiw.
AI'lilL ft, IH9I,
Cr7 OFFICIAL. PAPER.
LOCAL. UKCOllIX
Additional Loral ou 41b Vvt'jfi,
A Base Ball Club. Lwt evening i
k-.se bait emu was orgamzcu in i:m cry
, be known as the "Albany Base Ball
lnb." William Cowan was elected Man.
ferer. and wiinam weiun, captain, iwr
Helen win eeieci a nine iron, me p layers
f the city, which will probably be about
Ike this:" Alex Rennle, cutr.hcr.Mr Welch,
ftitchcr, Mr Morgan, ot Morgan tiros.,
than go pitcher and tie I iter, Vun Vilson,
ion stop, ,u ii:oofett, jack Mniiey and
crcv oung on the bates Mr Kietzky
tl Harry Barr in the held. This will
make attrone club. .Uutrucllce together
nd circumstances may change the make-
jiol it materially.
bp of it
I A Dr.
Jklicate Operation . Last even-
r Dr G W Maston, assisted by Dr W II
Davis performed a tracheotomy on the
three ycarnkl t!niiyhti-t of Mr NeclamUlv
ng In tlie Third Ward. The operation was
performed to relieve the child of mem
braneous croup. After the operation the
Child was hr mediately relieved of being
jphocked to death by the windpipe filling up
with membrane. Ihe operation consists
Ot opening the windpipe ana inserting a
lube for that purpose. The child U doing
Well at this w riting.
lilt UUHH.t: HKKTIU.
., Mish Giuffin. Tho WCTU Hall was
literally packed last evening, on tlio oc
casion of Minn Lucia II (iritiin's appear'
aneo liero. Mihs drillm wan heard in
ten or eleven selections, displaying a vcr
n tile talent and wonderful powers an an
impersonator, that beimr her forte. She
is particularly strong in her children's
parts. Alnsic was lurnished by the Lol
lege orchestra, which 19 always good.
;.'!: m m-m
A Black Eyk. An Albany business
man carries a black eve, ft privilege some
times enjoyed by most men, said to have
been secured in a festive game of pedro.
If he had not been restrained it is proba
ble there would have been at least one
Other black cye,for he is a shoulder striker.
Postponement. Dancing school will
be held Mondnv evening of next week in
stead of Thursday evening of this week.
H J Hopkins
; Wanted A girl to do general hjuse
work; call on Mrs Price, corner Fourth
, and Ellsworth street, Albany, Or,
Wall Paper, etc. I have just received
anew line of wall paper and decorations,
Have more than doubled mv facilities for
handling them, and will keep a much
arger stock. Wall paper and border to
match. Beauties, and much cheaper than
ever before. Samuel E Young.
The county court, citizens committee
ami council committee, met at the
court house, this afternoon, with a large
number of citizens. Judge IHiickbuni
culled the meeting to order, w hen the
report of Olaf It l'ihl, civil engineer, was
rend, chow iug so plainly the situation
and tho proper locution of a bridge here.
thut 110 rcarfonuhlo citizen can oppose it.
The substance of the report is as follows:
Averngn stage water at Cullapooia
street, 100 feet, gradually contracting to
Kllsworth, where it n ouu, and about
sumo to ) 1' bridge. The cliuiinel runs
closo to south bank of river at
Kllsworth. while nt lalapooia it is in the
center nearly; at Kllsworth the distance
from notli line to hirst street is Jou, at
t'ulapooia, 700 feet, over double. High
water ir-ark uliove sea level is 134 feet.
There must be 40 feet clear between high
wuter and bridge. The elevation would
have to tio 177 feet ubove sea level. At
Ellsworth it is ISO feet, at Ferry, 137, at
Calnpooia, 13'J. At Kllsworth the grade
would be 1 in 8.5, at Ferry, 1 in 10, but
at t'ulapooia it would be 1 in l'J. That
1 in 16 should be the ninxium is gener
ally conceded. "Therefore," he sayB
"1 am compelled to report mat Vaiapooia
street is tlio one posssible location for
the high bridge."
For a draw bridge the channel span
might be thirty feet lower, which would
make a site eligible anywhere from
Ellsworth to O 1' bridgo, without any
choice from nn engineering standpoint.
The foundations would be good at any
site. At Culapooia it could be made
nerfectiv secure bv rinrapping. A well
built combination bridge is good for
thirty years before wooden members re
nnire removal. A steel bridge will hist
an indefinite time. Ho recommended
for high bridge one through span of 300
feet, over channel, two deck spang, on
south side of channel, of iftH) and UiU leet,
thice deck spans on north side of channel
of 2B0. 2!0 and 110 feet. Total 1320 feet :
approaches, 300 feet on south bunk, 345
on north bank, 1!MI5 feet in all. Cost of
steel bridge $!M),700,combination, .(,ouu.
A draw hridue at Kllsworth would re
quire a draw span of 325 feet, two 70 foot
.spans on goutti siue, aim two spaim uu
north side of 250 and 80 feet ; 705 feet in
all, and approaches, making uuo leet,
Cost, (a,00U. riuustructures 10 oe cyl
inder concrete piers, resting on grillage
supported by piles cut oil" close to bed of
river, to lie protected by guards and rip
rap; 20 feet in clear for bridge and
f..,.t. fur sidewalk. Class C lias been
adopted for proportioning members, be
inirneventv pounds per square foot for
spans of 100 feet, sixty pounds for 100 to
am feet, fiftv nouiids for 200 to 300 feet.
These plans have been made to conform
. 1 f: tl..n.ll.... A
IO BUggeHUOlia liy AUUJ JUluuuiiiJi
companving plans explain the above
more fully.
The committee met in secret session,
when a motion was made that the re
commendation for a high bridge be
adopted. Avotowas taken.resulting as
follows: Aye uownn, jaoier, iuusvou,
Youne. Blackburn. Ircnch. No Coop
er, Rumbaugh, iarrett,.Burkhart,Haw-
kins, llacweman. inose voting no are
in favor of a draw bridge at Kllsworth
street. There being a tie the committee
diourned to meet at the County Court
rooms at o ciock io-iiigni.,wiieii mimci
action will be taken. Let the majority
rule, and all cood citizens abide by the
result. A bridge is what is wanted, and
the matter of location should not be al
lowed to defeat it.
Bi:HI-lVM4L HTATeilEVT.
Peml animnl report of the county clerk
of Linn couu.tr, stiito of Oregon, showing
tho amount and number of claims allow
ed by the county court of said county,
ior wnut anoweu, amount ot warruntB
ilrawn, and amount of warrants out
standing and unpaid, from tho 1st day of
oeiooer, iiy.ni, 10 me aist nay 01 March,
loui, uoiu inclusive.
ACCOINTH AI.LOWKD.
County Judge, salarv and fees. . t 600
treasurer, salary 4'.r.l 08
Clerk, fees 1407 24
Sheriir, fees, &c 1128 45
Commissioners p'rdicm 138
Ace't of Assessor 1410
School Superintend and
Kchool? 072 35
Coroner 13
Hist Attorney 270
Paupers 950 10
Koadsand Bridges 13,513 48
Courthouse and tail .... 354 65
Stationary and Printing. 440 80
Insane 106 20
Incidental Expenses
Fuel Ill
Witnesses ill Crini Cases 79 85
Petit Jurors 822 69
Grand Jurors 107 60
Witness1 before G'd J'ry. 100 80
Baliffs
Elections
V ir will' and Surveying
Koads 110
Rood Supervisors 1635 82
Sundries 417 15
Preliminary Examinat'n S41 30
Total amount claims allowed
and drawn $25,471 35
Ol'TSTASPISa warrants cnpaid.
Outstanding unpaid county war
rants on the 21et day of March.
1891, drawing interest to dote of
publication $31 1
Estimated interest accrued thereon 20
Outstanding county warrants in
hands of county clerk not called
for March 31st. 1891 694 45
Total amount of unpaid county
warrants .
Interest
State or Oregon,)
County of Linn, )
I, N. P. Payne, county
.$905 45
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Mr W S iJickens died kt his home in the
Forks ot the Santiam last evvDin !. Parti
culars not secured.
Mr Chai r foiffur, of the Revere Houie, is
making arrangements to add another story
to the brick occupied by Coun & lleudrieson.
On account of rain the drill announced
for this evening has been &ivca up. Chief
hnuinrei Mtwart hus been reqtietel to
cud 20 tiru hata to Portland for the Harri
son reception paiade.
Huliu St Diwaon, druirgist.
Hed atliuel house shoes at Klein's.
Buy your grocery's of Parker Bro9
Piae groceries at Coon & HfLdricaon'a.
Tho best $3 shoa for men at Searla shoe
store.
Best assortment of teas in town at C E
Browneil's,
Setd oats for salo bv W W Crawford, at
lallman,
Klein's $2 ladies control button ahoe
takes the leud.
A line of the ltott atvle lace shoea for
la nes at Kleiu .
Kenton's "Sea Lion Silver Polish," 25
0.nt3 per box.
Good wmti'ated and sun lighted bath
roo ns at Vunck s.
Shayiuir, 15 cents, at Viereck's shop
Closed on Sundays,
Ladies for your Oxford ties go where they
keep a complete lino at Klein a,
A large assortment of srarden seeds on
sale at Cb Brownell s.
Bargains in choice erocriea can alway
bs secured of Allen Bros,. Flinn Block.
Some Roe Bnrbank potatoes for seed
for sale by J V Pipe.
E W Achison &Co are selling monuments
at Portland prices
Kenton's Adhesive Salve for cuts and
bruises. 25 centa per roll.
810.000 still left to lorn on good farm ae
curitybySNS;ecl&Co.
The finest line of $3 shoes for men ever
shown in Albany at Searls shoe store.
The large eilt boot tells you where Klein
Bros exclusive boot and shoe store is Jocatctl.
Golden opportunities are wasted every
day by not trsumg with u is rJrowneil,
Mustache Jving done on short notice with
the renowned German instantaneous dye, at
Viereck s
At Viereck's shaving and haircutting par-
New Cure for Consumption and
Bronchitis by Electr!city--A Young
Lady of this City Treatod and
Cured by tho Subtile
Agency.
Editob Omiciosian: Permit me to sny
through your valuble paper nhat Iir
Darrln has done for me. For th" past
seven veaM I have been Heriouily aflliet
ed with brenchitia and hoary cough,
which developed into an organio aiiectton
of the right lung. All treatments failed
to cure me, until two mouths ago. when
1 ennmenceu treatment oy e:eciricuy,
under Dr Darrln's Bupervirton. Now I
am cured and rejoice in roriect in health
andean be seen at 133s Washington
street, room 85, Porttaud,
K. v. UUl'jaLl'.
clerk of tbe
imtv nf T.inn. staitft of Oreaon. do here
by certify that the foregoing is a true and lorn, ladies and children's haircutting
correct Btatement 01 tne uuiuuer u 1 specialty.
amount of claims allowed by tne county
court of said county, for the six montliB
CllUlllg OH IIIC OIBb UJ icn-, "1
on wnnt account tne same were ftiiuntuj
and the amount of warrants drawn, and
t nf warrants outstanding and
unpaid as the same appear on the records
of my office and in my official custody.
Witness my band and the
J mm. I seal of the county court of
- . said county this 8th day of
April, A V 18'Ji.
ih. sr. rAiiiii,
County Clerk.
Another Car Load. Fortmlller &
Irving have just received another car load
of furniture from the east, embracing some
of the finest goods ever brought to Oregon,
Including a fine variety of parlor sets up
bolstered in Wilton rug, elegant bed room
sets, novelties In stands, rockers, chairs,
stc. Their stock is always a splendid one
to select from, but It was never better than
ow.
Bear in Mind. That Conn & Hendric
son keep a first-class stock of groceries
produce, etc.
That thev do their own work.
Consequently their expenses are light,
Ana tney can sen at ooitom prices.
Large roles and small profits.
Courteous treatment to customers.
Best goods in the market,
And the freshest in the different de
partments, Are the rules they go by.
New Carpets. A B Mcllwaln has
one of the largest and Dest selected lines
of carpets In thecily, embracing all new
patterns and designs, and as he has made
a great reduction in prices it will be to the
advantage of carpet buyers to tall and
inspect his stock and prices before pur-
cnasing.
Lace Curtains In great variety from
75 cts. to $9 a pair. These goods are
bought from New York jonbers direct
and cannot be excelled for quality, style
and price. Samuel b Young,
For Rent. A new, hard finished
dwellino- house In ras'.ern part of the city
Inquire of Ed R M Carter, 4th and Rail
road street.
New Sprino Goods. I am now re
ceiving mv first Invoices of spring novel
ties in wash goods, prints, ginghams, seer
suckers, etc.. I have also iust received t
new line ri all wool summer plaids and
beiges, Samuel b young.
m
Notice. All persons indebted to
Thompson & Overman will please call
and settle. Mr Thorn oson havtag re
tired from the business it is desired to
lettle up all old accounts.
Good Work, Low Prices, Paisley A Smiley,
Patronize Paisley Smi'ey, OurJPrintets
A new line of window shades from
erntatnfl .&O each complete, at Samuel
Young's.
Letter List.
Following is the list of letters remaining
in the Dost ofliee at Albany, Linn county.
Oregon, April 22, 1891. Persona calling for
these letters must give ths date on which
they Were advertised.
Chapman, Mr F C Carrel!, R L
McDewitt, J Morris, L M
Martin, A U Withor, John
R. Thompson, P, M.
ROU 11 AND PEUSOXAl.
Edward O Wltman. agent for the Mu
tual Life Insurance Co., ol New York, is
In the city.
D C Schell went to Junction and J B
Cougill to Shedd, today,both looking after
building contracts.
Mr Orville Waggoner, son of Hon Geo
Waggoner, was In the city today on his
way Irom rortiana 10 sown America,
where he goes to buy land.
Col. Lovell. nf the 2nd Regiment, passed
through Albany yesteray for Newport, to
see about holding tne annual encampment
there.
I S Antonelle came up from Portland
last evening. Mr Antonelle was recently
In Mexico, where he had a big contract.
The prevailing price for laborers there was
about 40 cents a day.
Na-XT Saturday. Alba Heywcod, the
greatest Impersonator today on the Amer
ican staee. and his Peerless Concert com-
oanv have come and gone. t.ast nignt
they p'ayed before the footlights of Giant's
opera nouseio as appreciative an viuihumi.c
as ever assembled in that hall, and there
were on I v a few vacant seats. It was
crand show from benlnnhig to end the
iinnersonalions 01 mr neywoou were
simply excellent,especlally In "Wah-Sing,"
n which ne cieany ana pcriecuy imper
sonates the Chinese laundryman, ana
"losiah Allen's wife." His critical parodv
on "The Raven," dressed up and drunk,
cannot be equaled tor originality and hu
mor. He is a show within ntmseit ine
violin and flute playing of Miss Annie
Miller and Dewey Heywood were mar
velous and showed them to be bom artists.
The program was grandly rendered
Albuquerque citizen. ji vptra iiuusc
Saturday night.
Farm for sale
Semi-annual statement of the county
treasurer of Linn county, Oregon, for the
six months ending on tha 81st day of
March, A V lo'Jl, 01 money receiveu aim at tne
paid out, Irom whom receiveu ana irom 1 or(jer.
what source, ana on wnat account piu
out:
GENERAL SCHOOL
AMOUNTS RECEIVED FUND. FUND
Amount nn hand from
last reDort S 319 a 11)97 1
AmniintH ree'd from
1890 taxes 37,778 09 32.40U jo
KineB 160
Licenses 'd 85
Delinquent tax 564 20
Other sources 43 95 .
$39,777 04 $34,302 86
AMOUNTS paid out.
Amount paid out on
county warrants. .$35,324 36
Amount paid out on
ochnnl annerinten
iiuv 41
Smoks the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
eigarat Julius Joseph's.
A larce stock of wall paper, with late de
signs, at Fortmiller & Irving's,just reecived
See W F Read'a Hue of dress gocda and
silks before buymg elsewhere.
Just received a fine invoice of barber'i
supplies direct from Philadelpnia, by
Vieiecic.
Dr M H Ellis, ihyeician and surgeon,
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in citj
country.
Keen it in vour mind that Allen Bros pro
ose keeping the kind of groosries the publi-
niinus. Lawr s..e is a line one.
For bargains in monuments, headstones
etc, go to E W Aehisonfe Co, Albany.Oregon
Fresh bread, cakes, pies, etc., everyday
Uelmouico restaurant, ieave your
IT.
QITY DKl'O STORE,
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany
E, Mini, a Mwtde, Tesllncs la Ibe Em
earr f Electric Treatment.
l'DtTon Orkqonian: For a year prior
to com ni under Dr Damn's biectrlo and
medical treatment 1 nau neen gradually
lousing my health fiom various causes,
I wan troubled with nervous dehiiity.
aleeplexsness, etc. Dr ')arrin hae cured
ma so 1 ihoi as well a) ever 111 my iue,
Refer to ire at 145 G street, Portl mil. My
friend Mr McGrew. of the above address,
was also cured by I)r Darrin.
Dr Dar:ln trets with electricity and
medicine all curable chrunio, aouto
and private diseases, blood tuintu, losHor
railing mannoon, ncrvoueceijiiiiy,euecis
el errors, or oxcosecs n old or yoi.ng,
loss of memory, diseases caused by
mercury in the improper treatment ot
pilvate uiueaseH. uud r.vr pub.islied In
me papers vimco iu mmuhkihu m.
Portland. Or. Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
daily. -Kxumination free and confidential
question bU"ks and circulars rent gratis
to a-v auuress; rauenm curni hi. n-iin
aiif,r one visit to the doctor's tlnce. Medi,
ernes tent to any address without tbe
doctor's name appearing.
STOCKHOLDER'S KEETISC.
"VTOTICE IS IIKKKBY OIVKiS THAT
I T there will bean annual meeting oy
hp stockholders of the Albany Woolen
Mills Company, held at iheir onice in
Albany. Oreuon. on Tuesday, the 11
(av of May, 1891. at the hour of I o'clock
p m of said day. for the purpose o. e lect
ine foor directors to serve lor one, Tear
and tbe transaction of sueh othtr but uess
as mr.y legally come ueiore buoIi mno. ng.
J. P. GA J-itSKArlri,
Ktoretary
Stand Si Cusick,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy
and Toilet Arllcles.Sponges. Brushes.
Perfumery, School .Books, and
Artists' Supplies.
I'byBleinns' prescription, care-
frilly compounded.
J. A. CamraiBg.
Wall Paper,
Drug's, I'aints. Oils
Glass, Etc.,
ALBANY,
OREGON.
and a fine stock
I7OH BENT. E.ther roncfflces or resl
deuce, the building of Ii Verick.neni
corner of Bicadalbin and Third streeia.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE -The part
nership heretofoio existing between
A Stranev and O Nauloy. in the livery
business in Aloany. Oregon, U this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A Stranf y
will nontinun the business at the old stand
and assume all debts owing by tbe firm
and collect all accounts aue tne mm.
April 1, 1891. A . Nl HA Mil
m. NAGLSY.
For road carts made specially for stallions
oillonKnspp, Burrell ft Co., atcornorof
First and Kllsworth streets, Albany, Or.
Ladies can do their shopping in San Fran
cisco without visiting the city, and without
extra commission. Miss E J Barrows 2 r-
chasing agent, 16G9 Grove St, Oakland,
The Democrat will exchange a sewing
machine of any make desired, except one or
two. for some oak srub wood and part cash;
or will consider other propositions by any
one desiring a new machine.
dents' warrants.
$36,324 36 $1697 71
State of Oregon,)
Countv of linn,)
I. W. E. Curl, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct state
ment ot tne amounts receiveu, paiu uui
and remaining on hand, in the county
treasu ry of said county for the six months
ending on the 31st day of March, 1891.
Witness my hand this 8th day of
April, 1891. VV. j. tuitu
County Treasurer.
MY WIFE
Insists on buying 'her groceries, produce
ana baked gooas, 01 l amer urns, ene
says it,
la A
well-known fact that all goods are as
represented ana no
HUMBUG 1
That all goods purchased of them are
fresh and 01 tne Dost quality to be se
cured.
KODAVILLK NEWTS
FARM FOR SALE.
A farm of 128 acres of land 2X miles
.eat of Millers Station on O. fcC. KR
All fenced, 130 aeres in cultivation. 30
scies slashed, good house and barn and
ahed tor stock, well watered. Rood, young
orchard bearing all kinds Irult, Good
grain farm. Plenty timber.
UUAK1.I13 WttliCEL.
I hare for sale 160 acres of the finest
farming land in the state. All In a
high state of cultivation, no build
ings, but has abeautful building loca
tion. Eight miles from Albany, two
miles from Tangent, on the S P R B,
Terms and price reason able. Call and
ee me on Second street, opposite Dkm
ocrat office. Dr. G. w. Maston.
novelties la Jackets.
I have received a small assortment of
novelties in ladies spring jsckcis, maue
in the latest styles ot mazers ana neei
... in nhovint. diagonal and worsted. 1
expect to carry a full line of these goods,
as well as all the leiling styles in Ladies
Capes, beaded, crochet and In cloth.
Orders taken for special eir.es and styles.
Sam'lE Voi'no.
At ths comer of Broadslbin si,d 1st street
you will find C U Brownell always la Ibe
Icsd'iu the grocery business.
Messrs Peery & Terhune are making
some important changes in their large
livery stable on Main strect,one of which
is a bran new front.
Now for some new sidcwnlks and im
proved Btreets.
Prof W W Crawford hos been employ
ed to teach the band. Mr Crawford is
an old and experienced band man and
the boys are prouu 01 tneir icacner.
Eev and Mrs Bashor will start east on
the 27th inst. Mr B. goes as a represen
tative of til's Dunkard church.tlie conven
tion of which convenes in Maryland some
time in May. Mrs B. will visit many
friends and relatives during the trip.
The Soda Literary Society closed on
Saturday evening last, after a successful
series of meetings since last fall. It is
now laid on the table till next uctooer.
Peonle have beeun to come in already
in tim snrintF and we hear of some fami
lies that will move to town soon. We
are expecting a great number of people
here during this summer and fall, as the
resorting here increases rapidly irom
year to year.
A cornet hand has been organized in
our little citv. consisting of ten pieces.
Those who are resolved on becoming
musical are : II D Klum, James Pound,
Will Pound. Joe Hatinert. Ala Parrisli,
Everett Parrish, Will Smith, Lawrence
Peery and Louis Baraee. The boys have
their instruments here, nil paid for, a
good teacher employed, and, in fact.they
mean business. We predict that Soda
ville will have a good band. Yes, they
will play this summer on the streets.
On the 19, Inst, to Ihe wife of G W Mo
Elhoes, a daughter all well.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
WARNER & CRANOR, Lessees snd Managsrs
Saturday Kmiag, April 25th.
IALBA HEYWOOD
i PEERLESS CONCERT COMPANY, J
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Pure Fresh Fun anil Elegant Musis:
A Program of Hu ronrous slid
FatAetic Costumed Impersooallons,
Chericter snd Teplesl
Sonrs.
And
Operatic Gems.
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As full cl funny features as the sky
full of stars.
Endorsed by Press, Tulpit and
I'UDIIC.
aTGrand open air concert on
the uay 01 periorumucc.
We in-.ure agfcinst trampe.
Towxsind & Wilson.
fa-Reserved Easts St Will 4 Link's.
-SEE SMALL BILLS
Cheap Wood. Good fir wood delivered I .
yard.
Visiting Cards, to styles, Paisley Smiley
small an
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i nve vei, " "- . r
county real esta. Call on or aanr.
1 E Mcpherson, First St., Albany, Or.
.i 111.--.. r. ti . onr.1 I niu iTV TO T.oaN. In
Leave orders at P W Spir.W lumber M largo amount, from six months . to
SPECTACLES
generally, as well as jewelry, Watchea
"clocks, etc., at
P. HI. French's.
ALBANY :OR.
WR1TSMN & HULBERT BEOS..
Real Estate- Agents
Farms and Ranohes for sale.
Also city broperty in Albao
and Coryallis.
War is Declared, not by Italy but by
T. L. Wallace & Co.,
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ALBANY.
WAR ON HICH PRICESI
Have now displayed in their store the 6oest and largest stock of Spring
Clothing and Furnishing Goods ever before brought to Albany. All
Goods were selected with the greatest oare ard embrace all the latest
8tyles and Spring Novelties.
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By onr great closing out sale during January and February we succeeded
oleauing cot nearly all winter ulothiog, and we sreot yen again this
spiing as w did last fall, with a new, clean stock, latest styles
and lowest prices.
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Wt carry a line of highly tailored olothipg, and have hundreds of fine
tailor made suits which we gnaiantee in every respect, to be far super
ior in fit, stylo snd workmtnship to theuit that you generally have made
by your u.erchant tailor, and the prices are from 50 to 75 per cent
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Wedefy any meiohant tailoi to heat onr atyles. fit end finish of goods.
All von big men, short fat men, stout meo, long and slim men, and all
other people who never have been ahla to get a ready made suit to fit,
should call and examine our mammothatook before you leave your meas
ure with some morohrnt tailoi, for we make a specialty of such goods
acd can fit any man in any kind of a auit
We carry th3 ee'ebrated
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Tht i risen of these fine tailor
made sulis rang- from 114 to
$26. Our stock of men's hiil
neBSSiiitHis immenitx. and ihe
prloe from 7 60 to $14. A full
line of Albany woolen mill
goods lor men, buys ciiUren
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Our boys and children's de-
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style aprliiR hata A large and fine dreas shoe, and Have the sole
fine assortment or Bilk and
negligee snlrta for spring aud
summer wear.
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agency for tbls city.
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Ta the best $2.99 shoe Inaf
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"Every boy who purchase
bis spring Biilt of u will be
presented with a Ppanlding'e
foague bsse ball and bat.sf
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T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
The Birthplace of Homst Bargains.