k Slimlny.
i'ES V Xl'TTIMi, Milorj anil Prop'rs.
koredatiliH ''"!lt lll at Albany,
L,,U,a M'Minlld o u-i in-ill IIMtl'tr.
Or-
IlltlUV.
. n il i, ism.
crrr OFFICIAL I'M-Fit.
LOCAf. UUCOU!).
Ail IU llnl lir.iUtiii ll!i ljro.
it: IJ.iys Pi.av. Tliia forenoon a liot-
.IlU'Hled L'lllllP of I'llHC ball WilH IllilVed
tin-nilli'K" campus, between tliu iol-
; rliMkiiiiil tliu fourth nine (if the
ward. The pitno wild full of inter
na features, and ended an many
fcjiH i, willi a iliKputi.' uvcr tliu urn
's decisions. - The score was .'It. lo 'j'.l,
ivr of tli" Ilrd ward club, l-'olluv,-
ucre tliu timet : .
I'oi.LlVi::. 5i:l ;'aui.
i n:il:.., I; t i-i:,.irl,
;. a- l u', ! I liv.ii,
r,:.ii..ulii-r, lit ll-i.ii- Cmi.-k,
!.-, i li. .l V.V; luvilurl,
i: irr, ;l , v. 1'ivlt,
i.nilmr.r, n JV.il V.;:e I I il,
1 1 frig livu.',
" ') Ill-ill. cl !irlV Y.,t;,,
i I'tinn.-, rf A . I.y
i.i. limxii Til;: I'm'- irn.Nr. Kiiyine
.'.'I, painted and polished up for the
iiui, went hiiiiiIi this noon to Intel
(j're.-iilential train and hrinj; it over
1 division. Tliiw is tin- ill-laud cn-
that was wrecked at Aliianv in lime,
J, and at llul.-vy. 'I'i.o party w ill lie
k ulimit 8 o'clock May.nli. ",s the S
I li Co have in ide r.n .-ivran-'lnenls to
late tie-d--iot if it is dime private
. :is will have to attend to it. The
linittec of arrangements will do well
ii ;itlnir eves on l!ie niatier. .
sjhil tiain wili eonif from (u villi i-irci
fiiioi-iiin of that dav.aini a very larec
fcciing will he the result.
t - .
Jnuiicu Kotickh. Services, at the.
aibvturian elmnili tomorrow at Tin
, uhjt-et "The Wrung Decision." 12:15
ti, Sabbath school. 6:15 n m. Yl'S
K. I.eader,Miss Dora Itedlield. 7:30
m, preaching services preceeded by a
on service oi sonir. r-iitnect, "Tlie
lcicnt and Modem Marriime." All I
11 be made welcome to these services.
Subject of discourse at the First Con
regational church tomorrow morning at
lam, "The Religion of the Future."
Lt 7:30 p in, the Beconil address in the
ourse of "Does it Pay."
The pospel services at the Y M C A
toms to-morrow at 4 will be led by Wm
irlmiller. Subject for consideration,
ne Kace and the Prize."
Services at the Christian church to
irrow at 11 a m, sebject "Some grounds
Missionary Ohlieations." Y P S C li
JO and preaching 7:3081 the pastor.
. .
1 man who had been in every state in
Union, said in Portland : "Having
mt a quarter of a century traveling
mrely over the entire United States
iting tlie various sections of each state
i stopping long enough therein to be
ne personally acquainted with their
."ions climates and natural resources, I
1 prepared to say that the Willamette
ley stands -second to none, excepting
tely the nta Clara valley of Cali
tiia, and that the city of Portland is
( of the most favored cities in the
lited States.
i .
fjNriKR the Curfew Law. EdZeyss, jr
I Walter Farrell, t: minors, were ar
ited last evening, w bile standing in
tit of he opera house, for violating
I curfew law. They were discharged
lay. A peculiar feature of the law is
It minors are excusable if thev have
Mr parents consent, and the only way
jprove they have not is by the parents.
, , .
fon Bai.k. One pair of white rats,
iuire at this ofiice.
-,
now all Men by these presents that
Morris S: Blount, have just received
1 Ions of mill feed and flour, which wc
jlsell cheap for cash, Klceslor Roller
Bs flour $1.15 per sack. Plenty of
111. middlings and chop for sale, and de-
fed free ol chergc Inside of city.
Mokkis it Ri.ouvt.
will Makk Romk Howl. The spring
Uon being ro .te fn opening up, am1
Ing overstocked In ladles Oxford lies
will for the next 30 davs, sell them at
tly reduced prices. Wc mean just
Mt we say. Call and get prices. We
re over 30 different styles to select from,
Klein Bros, exclusive shoe store.
:Nk Millixkry Stork. Mrs C W
k has opened a mllllr.try smre In the
Marian Block, Willi m Sherman as
nager, and has a large and stvllsh stock
fresh goods In slock. Her "goods are
to. upencu ior inspection, and she In
s the ladies of Albany to ca'l and In
tel them.
Wall Paper, etc. I have just received
ew line of wall naper and decurml..
ve more than doubled my facilities for
idling ihem, and will keep a much
gcr stock. Wall paper and border to
icn. ueaunes, and much cheaper thi
rr before. Samuel E Youno.
ore making a big drive on
pvelopcB, Paisley & Smile v.
ace Curtains In great variety from
ct. to $0 a ralr. These nnnil. or.
light from New York johbers direct
cannot be excelled for quality, style
f l"-. SAMUEL E YOUSO.
THE Sphino. A rinfl linn nf ttla,nr
Vets for spring wear, in many designs,
I received by O W Simnson.
'so a largo stock of the popular sclf
ing corsets.
HIM ML AM) l'i:KM.VAI
Miss Illui Clicndlu wtnt to I'ortli.nd
tins noon.
Mis l.illie (Jill tn.1 Uoscou Hililer, of
S'elo, are in the cily.
Ilohert A roster, of I'oitliind, u former
Alhanian, is in the city.
Teddv U'hiteoinli, the railroa-1 man,
went lo Portland this noon.
Mm I lohiian, the Iron Works man,
went down the road this noon.
Dan l.nrtre, the () I briiltro carpenter,
was hound towards Portland on tlie noon
train.
-Mr and Mrs Shorty, of Portland, who
have been in the city sometime returned
'ionic tios noon.
S A Ncwberrv, the pcdiipoeiieol Lion
eai lown on this nioriiiiii; O V tiain to
vint lik-ml, in llieeilv.
Mrs K I. Tl.oinpsoii and Hon came uj
iroui nu t hunt last, evenini!, on u visit.
1 lie son of 1 Ion I, lhlyen in also a guest
of I Ion It A Irvine.
Mr Makers, one of the live attorneys of
MeMiunville. is in the citv. havitiir "hern
at. Crownsville with his Bister, Mrs W S
'I'lioniiisou, to atteuil the funeral of Mrs
!r lueki r.
Mr llalev, r'.'siiliii near Ilalstead
Million county, who recei tly eo'd his
farm there for tiiOOO, lian heen in the
eity a couple days, viewing the eiejhtu of
the inetropoiis ol l.inn coti'ity.
Ilex Davis, of Sliedd, has accepted a
position as clerk in any Alhany store.
He is crt-atly iniKSid hy his friends,
while ihey v. ii-li him every ijiiecciis in his
new vocation. Ilalsey News.
Mi l U M ivoU-rtson went to Ashland
last eveninji to he at the hedside of her
sister, Mrs .NoreroMs. Alr.-t oreross had
nursed Mrs Dr Kite lor sometime previ
ous to her death, and it is thought exert
ed herself too much.
The liev I U X P.ell lias sold Uie"('ilv"
holel at Independence to James (lih-rni,
and that eentlemau lias already taken
charge oi the house. Kev Hell v-nt to
Rrji-:eburir last evening, win re his son-in-law,
V 0 Wiui'ierly, is dying of con
sumption. '
Mrs li'il.tjw oi-lhy. ihuiiddei of Mr and
Mrs Sainm 1 1 1 iicla ns, of Corvallis, and
sister of MisCdl.ee, of this city, w ill
start Monday for .Mineral Point, Wiscon
sin, to permanently reside, tier hushand
has l eenthcre for the past six weeks,
since which timei-nii his father and
mother have died.
A " o'clock tea was piv-n y-.-fderlay at
the resi deneeof Mr lay W Plain. K was
a nice ud'.tir. Peides a ta.-ty repa'-i-t fav
ors were presented the jruestM and prizes
were given for guesses on the number of
beans in n small cup, Miss Sarah Alt
house winiiini; the lirst prize, and Mrs
Klizabetli Plain the booby prize.
lr Milton Peach, one of the pioneer
residents of Albany, and at one time one
of our leading merchants, arrived in Al
bany a few days ago from darnelil county,
h' .i. u... .i i'nlf i,.i1n,i.
residing several years. IIo is greatly
unproveil 111 health, and now leels as it
bu were strong enough to again enter
into active business duties.
II J Clark and family arrived Wcdnea
day morning from Seattle to make this
their home. Mr Clark is well known
throughout .Southern Oregon, having su-
fierintcnded the brick work on the opera
louse in this city, also on The Oregon
hotel at Ashland. Mr Clark savs we
have the climate here and his health is
always better here than anywhere else
on this coast. Grant's PasB Courier. Mr
Clark formerly resided in Albany, where
Ins parents reside now.
Mr Peter Hume returned last Friday
from his trip through Southern Oregon
and the oast country. Ho has decided
to move his family to Roseburg, which
their many friends at this place will be
sorry to hear. Mr Hume says lie saw no
place, during all his travels, that would
compare with this country, but he will
move in hones of bettering the health of
his family. The good wishes of their
many friends will accompany them.
Brownsville limes.
OBSERVATION PARTY.
The elegant rooms of Mr J M Irving
were hi led last evening with a large
number of the observing people of Al
bany. JMectnc lights and a prolusion 01
flowers added to the cttect. ho well
were the plans laid bv the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, that there was not
a (In 11 moment during the entiro even
nicr. Many games were plaveu in diner-
put parts ol the house bv old and young
The leature ol the evening was the on-
servation contest. A stand in a private
room was covered wilh sixty different
articles. The contestants entered the
room and were given two minutes to olj-
servc tho articles, and then three nun
utes in anothei room to write a list of
them from memory. Tne first prize
cake, was won bv Richmond v heeler
with a record of thirty-two, and the
booby prize, a bottle of catsup, by Prof
McKee, an a record 01 nine. A choice
program was presented. II M Hopkins
and daughter were heard in a piano and
violin duet, and warmly encored. Miss
Minnie Van Horn delighted the audience
with a song, nnd Rev l'richard's popular
tenor did credit to the occasion. A fine
lunch was served, after which games
rt-ere resumed, and another short pro
gram rendered, consisting of a speech by
McOiinty (Prof McICee,) a bodiless man,
whose gesticulations were a captivation
of the audience. This was an exhibition
of forensic erudition, without tergiversa
tion, thnueh with considerable circum
locution, surpassing in execution and
presentation, without enervation, the
orations of Demosthenes and Cicero.
causing an exudation or percolation, of
transpiration fiom or through the cuticle
of the physiognomy of the speaker, to
the exultation of the applauding specta
tors. It was nearly midnight when tho
nartv adiourned. af'.er one of the most
eniovable evenings of the season. Mr
Irving's beautiful home is peculiarly
well adapted for such a social gathering.
For Rest. A new, hard finished
dwelling house In eastern prl of the city.
Inquire of Ed R M Carter, 4th and Rail
road street.
Paisley ft Smiley, The Prlntori, Fllnn Block
trood Work, Low Prices, Paisley A Smiley.
New Carpets. A D Mcllwaln has
one of the largest and best selected lines
of carpets In the cily, embracing all new
patterns and designs, and as he has made
a great reduction in prices lt will be to the
advantage of carpet buyers to ( all and
inspect bis slock and prices before purchasing.
insula
A farmer wllh $ioo In Ids pockeU thin
mr.i uliijf. only hail s,o of It left tlii noon,
lie was trvhii- to li ml where it had cone
m; hut any one without much observation
could salve the pri hlem.
Salem has a new ordinance prohibit
ing the suspension of sins and trans
pudencies over the sidewalk. The ordi-
ice is one that should he in foreo In
all well rcimlatcil eilies. 'lb
lie awnings
should also eo.
The Junction Pilot, and Ii'nrrishurg
Coil'ier have in en consolidated w ith the
publication olliee at llarrisburir. This
leaves oursi.-ur town w ithout a news
paper. We areiiifoiii.e.l that the failure
of the paper at .function was caused by
the proprietors nntuiioiiiziii; a majori'y
of the citizens of the town without rea"
sonable cause. Cnurd.
The worst kickers in a city are gener
ally the men who sit around on dry
Hoods boxe , too lazy to lift toeir hands.
Notliinc tioes to suit them. Kverythini;
is run rout:. People a.l wron them
selves peuerally see more wronn in
others an the busy people of the world
wholiavu their hands full at'i -ndini; to
their own business.
A physician w ho understands human
nature, who plays with the baby, makes
friends with t iie children, and listens to
the woes of the flood wife and mother,
says- a medical journal, is the fellow to
whom the master of ti.e house most
cheerfully nays the laruct bills. It isn't
the medicine that's bottled up, but it's
the comfort and consolation that aio un-liottli-d
tfiat murk the broad line between
an uimiccesstiil and a popular physician.
vr.xt. I'sittt: s;us.
Oal.villeCi .-n.eferv A-sn t"J P. Mc
Cov, lot 111, in Dakville Ccm..$
:) .'v C it P to Ksthi r Siieiilu-rd, N
'.. N K r see :il.tp !t, S H 8 K.
W N Phillips to li- da Kicliler, lot
1, hi 11, S's A, Sodaville
coo
co J 1" Hyde and wile to '.i T Cotton,
tract in li s -'ml a, i.eeano:i. .
W l i Potter et al to Win Tims etui,
1 acre tec I'.l, tp I'.S K K. .. .
C K K-.iinwa'ier and huslmnu to V.
'. Potter t-t p.I, same an last
above.
John Youni; to Mary J Morrison,
140
5)
4M2
2i)U acres tec .'e,tp i.i.is li. i w.
Thoinnson to D W Knapp.s'.in-
div unreels in N P.rownsville. . 000
L W ISortncr toC U Burkhart, par
cel in bl 4i, Alnany IhU'l
U S to Amos llovcnden, 137 acres,
tp 1", S R4 w Patent
A Allen et al to STCrooks.M3.57
neres. ti) 10. S R 4 w S000
P O Smith and wife to J A Uilytu,
part of lot 3, Seio
Mlloultto F.llenll Mendenball,
48 acres tnlo. S R4 w . Bou
M Moult to Harriett liriggs. lot 2,
bl 5, l larrisburg r iov
O & C R R to Robt Cilass.lotfl 2, 3,
sec I3.tn 14. SR4w 130
C G Burkhart, trustee, to M H Ki
lls, lots 1. 'J. 3. bl 00, in Li s
Park A. Albany 000
L Viereck et ux to M H Ellis, lot
7. b!2. V's A, Albany 200
W II (ioltra and wife to M H Ellis.
lots 7 and 8. bl 81, U's 1' A. . . . 1
$13,161
Total for year.
...$305,103
Hear in Mind. That Conn AHendric
son keep a first-class stock of groceries
produce, etc.
That they do their own work,
Consequently their expenses are light,
And they can sell at bottom prices.
Large roles and small profits.
Courteous treatment to customers.
Rest (roods in the market.
And the freshest in the different de
partments,
Are the rules they go by.
Cloaks at coat at V F Road's
New Spring Goons. I am now re
viving my first Invoices of spring novel
ties in wash goods, plints, eingbams, seer
suckers, etc.. 1 have also just received s
new lined all wool summer plaids and
beiges, Samuel c. Youno.
Don't forget, Paisley & Smiley, Printers.
Remember Faitdey & h-'miley, Printer s
The ONLY placo in tho ty where East
era tickets can I e purcliag is of W. L.
JeBter, at thy Southern Pacific CVs ticket
ntlice
UAItltll-:!).
ELDERKIN-1IAMILTOX. Ill Scat
tic, on An'il 10. IKltl. Mr Piatt BKIcrkin
of the U S land office, formerly of Albany,
and Miss Alice Hamilton, ot ."cattle.
Mrand Mrs Eldcrkin will pass through
Albany tomorrow night for San t ranci3
co on a short trip.
NETTLKTON VOLGMORK. Satur
day, May 2nd, 1H9I, at 1 :30 p. 111., at the
Exchange Hotel, in this city, by Rev J
F Stewart, Mr Pete Nettlcton, of Coburg,
and Miss liertha M Volgmore.of Eugene.
The happy couple left on the ":3u train
for their home at Coburg.
CONNER HOEFER. -At Salem, cn
April 27, 1891, Mr Geo Conner and Mls
Ella Hoefer, both of Millers, Llnn'county.
Thev have the Democrats best Wishes for
Itfea bc6t blessings.
HIED.
MILLER. Near Jefferson, of con
sumption, on April 30, 1S91, Mr Hubert
Miller, iged J3 years. The deceased leaves
a wife and one "child, and many friends to
mourn his death.
LILES. Althen E Lilcs died in Seat
tle, April 24th, 1801, at the age of 21
years, 6 months and 20 ijay, at the Ore
gon house, IS-1U( Front street.
She was born in Vancouver, Wash,
Sept 2.Th, lmifl, and united in marriage
to J R Ltles May 10th, I8S9. They moved
to Seattle last October, living there a
little over six months when she passed
away. Her husband brought her re
mains to Albany, where their parents,
relatives and friends met them at the
depot. She was buried at 5 o'clock, p m j
IIUHK A.VIt AUItOltl
EnceiiB is'to liavo ico works.
Frank Carter is giving p.irs .huU juniis
through the va'ley.
The Tnnge.it it-lieol has cl.) id nnld f.,l
on crimnt of ni'Hsltr.
W I, IVad .'iaw hss I een ni pniiitrd Jud
of the Seventh dittrict.
A rii!il ,-i.i:i of tliu li. ntoii county
circuit court will bu held, beginning June
1st.
The little sen of Hv Srew art, iejurt-d a
few weeks co hy fulling frm.-i a wagon, is or.
his feet agin
An Oreeon City firm sued MeMidionV
circus for s'-10,r.tt.icliKd a fino liir.eaud then
got their piy.
Yestu-dnv w.t aday of tiitM. Ck rail
road miners at Pittsburg, lotKl hocsu.niiths
at Brooklyn, etc, were in the Int.
If your nvos tire and aclii wh.-!n reading
you should iimnofli it dv g'i lo Ki-eneh's and
get a pair of gln-ises, I in lias aimie express
ly f- r that purpose,
Thn Sidi.-in excurMen set for t.iilr.y h-ia been
sdjourtit-.l fortwo weeks. River ateaint s
nc7 ak ?l.'0f.,ruch a trip, wl:ere tne priee
wa$M0 last year.
Frt-d Y.ite". of CorvrlI:, lant week nur-chaat-'l
an 80-acre tr.iot nf land iu J.iun
county, a fow miles frem Coreallii, which
adjoins hia f-ither's tlaee.
Rev C A Wboley, nf Engenx, a Cumber
lnud Pnsbvteriun minister, will tireach at
;ho M E Church South tint Sil bath H 11
and 7 3') o'clecK. All are iuvitnl.
John JjicV. and Am, a Fiimin gavo an e::-ti-rtainnu'iit.
last nielli to a fair la.llence.
Tte-y are perfornu-rs ot cDiui'Iora'ulo merit
Mid ;;ivo an interesting performance. Mr
Jack has few mpsii .rs as FalaUtf.
Tha Myrtb Creek Cold Mining C'ompauy
had on exhibition at Kngne laft week a
a lare j.ir fall of linn cold, the result of a
two weelia1 run. It lo enlimatod tliate.t this
r;itio t i 0 product of the mt!ie.i will he afcout
30.0'W p-.r month.
The iiwl.dlats.in of P.i v A F Ixitt as p-.stnr
ir tne l lehtiyterian cnilrc.i of independence
will trkephca at the ceiireh on Wediiedi
1 veui'i, .'b.y (I, a- 7:30 t'eliKtk. Rev Dr
Then.. ie, oi Corvallis, lUv l)r Gwinn. i f
S;'.'.in-, U'.v Day, of iroc.db'.im, and U-jv
Priehitrd. of Allnny, will ho nresent an-1
tahe pirt in the psrviee. Dr Trn! .son will
pr'-re-h the sennon. West Side.
Tee Sunday Orogoniic Auril 2(iih. IS!M.
"Hit August Aamotd.lhe Korweyi-in
violiul t. pl-iyed w ith his nceu,toni!-d brit
li:incv and skilt, and wai eecored in each
nuti.her. ins playing of Schumann's Traum
cra as ai encore to Sarasatrs 'Zi(;tnnerri.,r.
en" iniift h ! especially mentiontd.and a thii
ciiiioeit in the wbol of the r.unibera played
b m.n he undoubtedly prove.1 himself a real
artist aoil masier ot violin.
Tames Simnson, conductor and driver of
one of the electric ears, Vis scaled moat out
of hia wits Wednesday night. He was driv
ing his car at the usual rate and no thought
of harm or malice entered his mind. When
near Twelfth street aomo one who was stand
ing behind one of the wire poles fired a shot
at him irom a revolver, lhe Dlazeothre
passed just in froot of his body and fcroue
time in Lis life Jim smelt powder. Theonly
passenger was badlv frightened as the con
ductor and aBked him to g,ivo the car its full
speed, wnicn request was oompued with.
CapitolJourna!.
Tho survey of the Siaslaw & Eastern
Railway and Navigation company shows that
the Leng 1 nm at blmira is 4a feet!lower than
Eugene. The summit of the mountain, 22
miles from r.ugpne. is tw feet shore the
sea level and 293 feet above Engone. The
line of the proposed road enters the valley of
the Siaslaw along Wildcat oreek. It is not
surprising that railroad men ionk with fayor
on this route on which the highest elevation
between the valley and the sea is only 293
leet. liuard.
Hullo, & Dawson, druggists.
Buy yonr grocerios of Parker Bro'
Fiae groceries at Conn & Heodricaon's.
Best assortment of teas in town at C E
Brownell's.
Seed oats for sale by W W Crawford, at
iailman.
Kenton's "Sea Lion Silver Polish," 25
cents per box.
Good venti'ated and aun lighted bath
roo ns at Vireck s.
Shayiog, 15 cents, at Viereck's shop
doseJ on Sundays.
Ladies for your Oxford ties go where they
keep a complete lioo at Klein s.
A largo assortment of garden seeds on
sale at C JK Brownell s.
Rargains in choice groceries can-al way
be secured of Allen Uros,, rhnn mock.
Some fine fhirbank potatoes for seed
for sale by J V Pipe.
E W Aehison &Co are selling mocumdnts
at Portland prices.
Kenton'! Adhesive Sslvo f.jr cuts tnl
bruises. 25 cents per roll.
SI0.000 still left to loan on good farm so
curity by 8 N Steel & Co.
Onlilcn opportunities aro wasted cvory
. day hy not trailing with C b Ltrownell.
Mustache -lying dcDe on short notice with
the renowned German tnstantoneous dye, et
V lereck a.
At Viereck's ahaving and haircutting par-
Io a, ladies and cmldren s haircutting
spei.ialty.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
A large stock of wall paper, with late de
signs, at Fnrtmiller C Irving s, just received
See VV F Read's line of dress gocds and
silks before buying elsowhero.
Just roceiwd a fine invoios of barber's
snuuliea direct fr.im Philadnlpnia, by L
Vteieck.
Pr M H Ellis, physician and turgcoo.
Alhany, Oregon. Calls made la city 01
country.
For barcains in monuments, headstones
to. .goto E W Acliiiion&C'o.Albany.Oregon
Ono half dollar rnduotioo on every pair
Ludlow's fine shoes A good line 0 f th.
a S E Young s.
Frtsh bread, oakoa, pie, etc , every day
at lhe Delmonico restaurant. Leave your
orders.
A big cot la prices on ladies Dongola
stioea 10 all styles lor tna next ov uaya as
Kleia fires. We mean tniaineaa.
Keep it iu your mind that Allen Bros pro
pose keeping the kind of groceries the public
mands. Their stock is a line one
Ladies can do their ahopping in Sao Fran
isco without viaiting tho city, and without
extra commission. Miaa E J Barrows rjt
chasing agent, 1609 Grove St, Oakland, 4.1
FIXE DRESSED CHICKENS
IT
Mueller it Garrett.
ELECTRIC CUBES' BY BI!. BABRH.
T.llltrn r.llno, Mulinn. Or. con: rhnn.
liiali-111 all It's llfti In dillernt l artu of the
s'-stcm, enlarged ilvnr and iIIm.k.i.,1
kidneys, ri ,li.r. cl lo hiaith
Miss Kcphis I.iindx 147 Soiilli Water
.tio- t. Pntlhmd: iitiii:liee In run, u...i
llnih'. fcvme pain In lhe he nl and l lm I '
lug ot t -o nose, rei-toro'l,
I) ,f flrnlinin'M child. Sprli. field, rign;
painfully litllleti il with praiuliitiil eon-Juni-tiviius.
rniiipliraied with ulcers if
lbs eyeballs fi r nine 11.,, nibs, cured.
J A Llndsey, news acf ,,i , n,B ri jj ,f;
V Co, rosidi nco itill ( siren, l'ort'nnd:
cnnsiiinplloii. Iin hitis end cetarrh,
cund and gained lifi-on poini ly.
David RW son. Wo illaii-.l. Wash;
painful Idpdi-wafO had t In, carried to
Iho doeloi'x nllii'C, cureil. Mr Ross has a
daughter rnildingst tho Merchants' hotol,
Porilaml, and can ba n lure-J to.
Dr Dar lo tronts wllh oiectric'ty and
medicine all cuniblo chronic, acute
and private di-rases, blood taints, los or
failing mauh oi ii. n- rvium ih hility, effects
"I errors, or utoms :n old or votng.
less of inemoiv. oise:ous. c-ilmed by
inircury in thoimproptr trtatmont of
pilvale dlM-ar. mid never pub iKhed in
lhe papers iitlieo 7CJ4 v'shinglc;ii at
Portland, it. Ibuni 9 A. M. lo K V. M.,
dully. exi-iiiiiiH'.iiiii free and oonfldantlal.
iiestiou b' i"ks and circulars sent ciatis
to a y adilri".", I atlenm eurtd st bonin
a ter 0110 vn.it to 1 ho ih e'ur's i llleo. Modi-
einos tent lo any ad. Ire s without the
doctor's name appearioir,
Yt'cutli.-r
Summary of Meteorology for April, 1S01,
from observations taken at Alhany.l.inn Co,
Oregon, by John P.i h'gs.voi. observer for the
Signal Ser ice, U S. Army.
Highei-t haronteter on the 3, "1.01
Lowest, baron. eter, 011 the tJ7, 21I.H5.
Menn barometer for the month. 211. 81.
ilighestilnily r.vrrngpef bar., 3(1.
Lowest dailv fivi-rr.ue of b-.r..t?0 "1.
Highest temjieraturc on the 15 71.
Lowest temprr:tt-jre on the 3,
Mean for the month ,r(n
Ilk-host dailv rne of t heron the ft. .115.
Lowest dpi'v rarmeef llx-r. on the .3. I.
Mean teiniieTatnre at 7 11. m. (I.iilv4ll,3
Mean temreratere at. 2 n. in il-iily .10.3.
Mean tpmrreature r.t 9 n-.dnilv 4S 8.
I'rcvoiling direetionn of vii.d, S A; N
MaT Velociiv or feree. 3.
Total rainfall or meli"d vnow, 3 ?0.
Penth of snow at tnd of nionlh, 0.
Number of days on which .01 inch or more
rain fell, 17.
Number of days of clomlineJa average 8
scale of 10. 1.1.
Of 30 days o'ii,ervati. mn 3 were clear, fl
cloudy. 10 tair, Of KL'y mornings, 11 raio, 3
hazv, 0 overcast, 0 smoky.
Krost on the mornings of 4 days.
Temp.-f- 1 21 on average of 13 years.
Rainfall. 0 19 00 averao of 13 years.
At Fortmii.ler & Living's. 150 dozen
window shades, just received.
A large anil elegant stock ot lotu cen
tury bedroom sets.
A large anil choice lot 01 carpets, many
fine designs.
Cheap Wood. Good fir w-ood delivered
to any Dart of Albany, for only $3 a cord
Leave orders at 1 W Spir.ks' lumber
yam.
War is Declared,
T. L, Wallace & Go,,
LEADING CLOTHIERS
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Have no it di played in their ntoro the finest and larsest ctock of Spring
Clothiog and Furnishing Goods ever before brought to Albany. All
Goods were i elected with the greatest care ard embrace all the latest
Styles and Spring Novelties .
mm m mm prices.
By our great closing out enle during January and February ne succeeded
cleaning nut nearly all winter clothing, and we pree1-you ipaio this
spiin as yn did Uet fall, with a now, clean stock, latest styles
and lowest prices.
WAR OH E3ECH
Wa carry a lino cf bTtrl'ly tailored clotlru at.d have hundreds o( fine
tailor made uuits which we '''onteo in every respect, to he fj.r super
ior iu tit, tyle and wnrknunvhiptn thent that you frcnerallv have made
by your terchant taihr, and ihe prices are from 50 to 75 per c?nt
cheaper.
WMt on msrn prices!
We defy any merchant tailot to heat our styles, lit nd finish of pr.od.i
Ail vou big men, Bhnrt fat men, stout men, long and slim men, and all
othr people who never have been aHa to et a reidy made mit to fit,
should call and examine our mammoth stock before you leave your meas
ure with some merchrut tailot, for we make a specialty of fuch greda
and can litany mao in any kind of a suit
We carry the c!ebrated
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Tlie r rice of thee fine tailor
made anlis rang from I4 to
fib. Our tock of nien'H unl
tiexa suita ta linmfinm-. and I lie
prloei, from 7 60 to i 14. a f.ill
line of Albany woo .n mill
goodi lor men, buys it children
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Our boy a and children'!! de
r.irlrtmnl. am nnmiilelH. JAteat
atylevprins hats A mre and
line atiMortinetit or ailH a nd
iiefrligee nidrta for spring and
tuuiiiier wear
War on High Prices,
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
The Birthplace of Great
QITY Dltl'U STOKK,
Ffeifler Block,
Albany
Cusick.
firnjiTK,' e(1IeinfH, (l?fn.irflp, Fancy
and Toilet Artit'!es,.'''ronn',rH""'ieR'
Porfuuic r.y, Sol nol liockn, and
ArlixtN KuppMea.
rii NfclnnN prcMcriptiuns care
fully crnipouiitlcd.
J. A. CtlKlKliPg.
Ornsrs, JL'sxints, Oils
C5 lasts, IZtc.
CiiECGN.
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and a fine stock
SPECTACLES
generally, f.s well f.a jewelry, Watches
'clocks, etc., at
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TAILOE.
Suits made to older. Location, between
'J bird 1 nd Fourth, on Lyon street
not by Italy but by
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fine drowa nhoe, and liavo the aole
agrncy for tbls city. M
War on High Prices, fc
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Ta the beat 12.09 shoe Int
the maikot. Try It jt
"Every boy who rurrliate
hia prln(t mit of n will b
presented with a Spmildlns't
league bum ball and bat,af
and Hontst BargaLs
Wall
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