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it',. 41; fj,..ied ovory .lay In I no wcekn Lpi .""-' hTi:. i XliTTIM!. Etliliirs hiiiI I'rop'rs. or. il " lB '''"d. !""" at !lHiiy, Or- illltl'lv Ctrl' OFFICIAL I'M'Fli. HHiroml crsm iiimiI matt' ..may n. iwii. I.nC.M. IIF.COHD. itltitll nitl Lorn I n on 41 It rttgp. AVmwn K.u ioky. Mr John Sticker, V ilstf Corllir.O (N)) Wagon Co. beiny ,t of the larfrckt waon fiictnrtvs fn the Plicd Sli'ci., was In the city tuduy uitli . Stone, of Oakville, who showed him lifthf '. Mr Sticker ha been vUlt-ji-h hU nephew, Millard Hrnch, resld ofiposite Coryallih. lie likes the fcunt. v ne 1K torrespondlny ;t'l lilt: coiiii'niir in icifit-iitc iu CKlilll hi' i;a branch factory at name point In galley, if done with a capital stock of oj,ooo. The writer wai nought up Lenty miles iroin cortiatui, and knows of l? rt'KonKiuti!tr 01 tne compmv, It cjlj he an immense thing for Albany if ,ou!d secure the factory in case It isefc- iMMi.d in the vallev. It is just the kind a factory that would help ta make thfe nunta. actum.' cuy, n;u we should stkfor it. Misr br Immense. Mi'ssth Williams Bnncli, patentees of the Pacific wash- incliine, have sold to 4 II Warner, ite of Nebraska, the right for the manu dure and sale ot their machine in the fate of Wishinijton, consideration. $cooo. Bie entletnaii has also purchnHcd the frut lor .Multnomah and Clackamas wn'ii'H consuieraiion, 5iooo. t aciiic Au.v machine stock is for ahead of rlle creek mining stock, Ir.evnUc. I lite right for the manufacture of th ir pclihn in Linn county for $S.tj Eu- Re.rUter. (i oo Ci.kanup. The Mvrtle Creek ling Co has dec'arcd a dividend of 47 fs 011 the share. The face value of 'l-s is $.25 but ihey have been hold io ;it each, so this dividend I nearly '. r cent. This ('h iuViul i-t iraJe after liist e'ean up, 11 nd is the fruit of i'li'- n davs run. The jar on exhibition c a couple of week ago contained '.it $3oof infold 'I he stockholders highly pleased with the result. In a i t. tune connection will be made with 4ther ft ream bo a better supply of can be htained, and then a clean will probab'v be made every month. company has now expended about 100 on these mines. Register. 4 Mui; m hi.liui.m, l.nirrrlm Mulrn by ibe Curt Loud. On tf;)ing to Ids fcttne In the 3rd ward this moi iiinff Mr I Ueniii learned at once that h had been robbed In a wholesale innnn?r. During the night some one had entered the More by the rear door. Cut ling a hole in th panel the burglar reat.Iu'd through and unlocked the door, ila'l a cheese, etgs h-.igar, bacon, tobacco, cigars, etc., nml tt t-hot gun were taken. There were tracks t,l a cart at the door, and the indications iieie that enough whs uiKen 10 1111 uie cart, eatables being what the burglar or burglars were evi dently after. About 2 o'clock a Democrat man heard a rig soundtng like a doir cart pass his houe towards the west, and it Is possible it contained t lie plunder. A Ron and CiuN Cluu was organized at Devoe & Fioman Bros store, lost evening, with W E Maker a prrsi 'ent, M Wygant, secretary, urant irurr.an, treasurer. y L Jones, captain of team; JasK Powell, L W Deyoe and W h Maker, executive com milte. The Mascot Rod and Gun Club Is to be the name of the organization. The constitution and by-laws of the Multno mah Rod and Gun cluo will govern this club, after proper changes. The secre tary was directed to purchase a gold med al and a silver medal to be competed for. The initatioti fee was placed at $2 co. The ciub starts out with the following nembers: W E Ilaker. M Wvcant. G Kroman, V L Jones, i, W Devoe, James Powell, Watt Monteiih, John Isom, Al Roenicke, Thos Waller, James Blackburn. Henry Williams, Dr Lelningcr, Fred Blount, Pbihip Haiti 111 ore. Otto Clelan, Jos Hunter, Wm fiend rtcaon, lohn Miller, Jay Swank, llurr Sloan, l"iank Dannals, A Arciiiiiaiu, J Mntth, l rank Jlulburt, Wallace Hulburt, U C Schell, Harland II ul burl, Dovncs Turner, Austin Hulburt, Amen nuiburt, jakestriteil. CAiiEM s 1KOUHLBS. haiem ta growing to be a metropolis. She lias liad a r ial BtriKQ. inty city council wants more light on the subject of lighting the city. There is a disagreement between th9 ruling municipal body ard Thomas llol maii, the electric light man. The city may ho. in darkness after June 1st, when this will be a subject hot to bo made light of. Statesman. MMI.il AMI nrtsoNAi,, 'linhop Gross, of the f'athnllr rlmr.-l, lc In the cltv. Mr A L Cnunon, of Peoria, U doing Albany today. W A McGhee, proprietor of the cltv restaurant, Is confined to hU room with the grip. Mr Robt Johns, of Halsv. lu In th rttv after a several months soinurn in fniifr nia. Al Day, formerly of Albany, and Miss Sadie Bonner, of Corvallis, were married in Portland a few davs ago. Mr John Rogers Is In ftc cltv. lie Is making arrange. nents to move from Kings' valley to his Wells farm. Mr Reitzke, who has been with the Herald for a vear, also one of the best players In the Albany base ball club, leaves on Monday for Spokane where an uncle reei lies. T he state A 8 convention has been in session at Eugene this week. Among those in attendance from Albany were H r Merrill, J)r and Mrs Awbrey, and Miss Eva Cox. I F Uadley has gone to Silver ton to spend the summer, having secured the contract for erecting two houses there. A large brick Is also to be built there this year. Siiverton Is said to be having a rapid growth. A Democrat man's old schoolmate, frank 11 Clark, has ui&t been elected Grand Chancellor of the Knights of rytnias ot Wyoming, and a picture ot him graces the columns of Knlghti Er rant ot Chicago. Last evening a bicycle crowd of seven took a run to the Knox Butte grange hall. going and returning from Stewart & Sox's store hi one hour and litteen minutes, distance of about ten miles. The bicyclist earns hU money trave'ing over the average country road. A L Wakefield, manager of the Car rington Grand Opera Company, is In the city and will bring his company here dur ing the first week of June provided a suf ficient number of seats aie subscribed This is Albany first opportunity to be lavored with some hrst-class grand opera. The company will appear at the Marquam on June 8, and having a few days previous will give Albany one ot tnem ti properly encouraged. A Vktkran. A rather nice looking old gentleman is selling fountain pens. He also distributes a circular, which indi cates that some villain has been tracking the old gentleman to injure his business. Whoever he is we boldly Iterate that he should be shot on the spot. Treat the veteran of the Mexican wa: kindly. A Big Prizs The Salem Canning Companv wil' give a special cash premium of $500 for the best crate of berries suita ble for canning, to be displayed at the coming strawberry show at Salem. They want a medium sized firm berry samples shown lor this premium to be not less man a peck. Journa1. GrkatGamk. A large number 11 go to Lyons Saturday morning to see game between Albany anu corvains. esterday at Lebanon the Stars and ivs played a game being even on seven iii s, A quarrel ensued, resulting in I'her game this afternoon for $25 and )ster supper. f he Mascots and Lebanon Stars will tomorrow afternoon at this city. Nell, of the Stars, who has just returned fn California, is said to be a. gtcat ter. Whv. Pioneers.--The annual meeting lie Linn county pioneers will be held Brownsville, June 3rd, 4th and 5th. nccrs of other counties, as well as ev body else, are invited to be present. A ita-umnt will be kept on the ground dur- the three cays, where a good meal I be served for 2t cents. Hon Caleb y, of llalscy, is committeeman tose- . speakers, which is suflicient gunman that plenty of good speakers will be ent. Come one, come all. O. P. Cosiiow, Secretary ft Cheat Event. The Albany Base Club and the Linn Base Ba 11 Club, claiming superiority, will cross bats eaira'lon day. beginning at 2:30 p m, promises to be the most exciting pie in the history of the United States, tinsmiths have already tuvim tilling I" tor tin bonis for the occasion. ii You Rem Them. The Albany rniture Co. in the Baltimore Block liav t-'ived a line of novelties which are at 1 ttti',' general attention. T!uv consist of i.'l?gant steel engravings, ninonu "I'll Take Care of Yon," "Did at Home." and "Three of a Kind, !"-'t pictute frame?, hook, music, hat S etc. lv nit means seethe display well the large and well selected ;d a ck of fur inUne, carpets, etc. AVheat Unsold. About 5,000 bushels of wheat remains unsold in the Albany warehouse. This Is nearly all owned by Win Vance, W C Morgan and U B Mon- teith. The present price U 85 cents, a drop of 2 cents being reported. Have You a Wife and ten children; have you any children ; are you an old bachelor? Whatever you are you can not do better than by buying your groceries, rod lire ami baked goods ot Jraiker iiros. 'on want to save nionev and at the same time get good groceries, then call on them. You will get first-class treat ment and first-class goods Their baked goods are made in an experienced man ner, and include a large variety of eatables. New Carpets, A B Mcllwain 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 it will be to the advantage of carpet buyers to tall and usiect his stoCi.and price before pur-hashi" Tiifi Leaders. If there is anything good wanted in the way of fruits, vege tables, staple or fancy groceries, you can always lind just what you want at Mueller & Garrett's, the cash grocers. Nnw Spring Goods. I am now re- .eiving mv first invoices of spring novel - ties in wash goods, prints, iiiughams, seer suckers, etc., 1 have also just received a new line ff all wool summer plaids and beiges. Samuel E Young. Rubber hose, Matt hows U Waelilmm. Lawn sprinklers, Matthews & Wish bur -a. Lawn movreT, Matthews Si Washboro. Water closet. Matthews Si Waahburo, Until tubs, Matthews & Washburn. Pumps, Matthews & Washborn. Gasoline stoves, Matthews & Washburn. The best of everything, Matthews Hi Washbmo. Quiet Timek, but six men are kept busy at Hopkins Bros stove and tinware store filling orders and manufacturing goods for the store and selling the same. Among other things they are making the cornice for the Chrisman block at Eugene. Hopkins Bros keep a large and full line of plumbing goods, gasoline stoves, Superior cook stoves, ranges, &c, and can ofler satis factory prices on goods and work. MIMtllH J The eambllnz debts of the Prince of Wa'es amount to $ r ,000,000. Poor fellow. flay can be bought In the Harne val ley for $2 a ton, catued by the hay for a severe winter being kept over. Snakes have been found In the water furnished families by a private corporation In Tacoma. in most places they aie found after sprees. Pat Biadv, the well known railroad contractor, has just built a fish ladder at lirowns Mill on the Sautlam, which is a success. Mr Brady would be a good man to put one In at Oregon City, an instltu Hon that would be a great thing for the I7nn U'llUm.t The total value of taxable property of Eugene Is $1,360,384. Increase over 1S00, $60,000. The tax this veai will be $6,- 001.94, ttn increase 01 $300.27 over 1090, The taxable property of Albany is about $400,000 more, a tact which speaks lor itself. During county court last week A W Charlton, ex-sheriff of Lake county, gave his note for $300, which he considered due the county on 83 J per cent fees col lected while in omr.e. He refunded this amount voluntarily, as lie was under no legal ODiigations to do so; and probably the county could not have recovered the amount should it have tried. Mr Charl ton Is a son of ex-sheriff J K Charlton of this county, and like him does things on the square. Harrison wept when he got home to Indianapolis. His tears were tears of ioy. Pso more "little one-horse towns " to stop at.no more shaking hands with the crowd r.o more pelting with bouquets, no more riding on street cars, no more parades in the rain. He was glad itws all over and he had got safely back to his Hoosler home, where he could sit down qulstly and enlarge his mind by reading his silk copy of The Telegraph. .Happy man! Seattle leiegrapn. Prof G M Miller, formerly of Philo math, who run on the Prohibition ticket in Oregon once or twice, has been present at the St Louis convention, which is organ izing a new party, and leaves his record as follows: A California man, G W Miller, wanted to thrust before the convention resolution pledging the new party to the prohibition cause I he convention em phatically did not want to submit to any such process, but it had to. Miller refused to be downed. He worked his jaws with out ceasing, though every syllable he uttered was lost in a hurricane of jeering and contumely. Miller's grit carried the day. and the people's party, bsfore it was an hour old, was forced to go on record upon his resolution. It took revenge. however, by kicking the resolution into the kingdom to come with a suddenness and vigor that must have surprised even Miller. Tonight it is reported many members of the national reform organiza tion, headed by President W vV Jones, of Illinois, will withdraw from the party, be cause of the defeat of the resolution." MIIYII. AMI A It I M D THREW AWAY HER CRUTCHES. Head the W C T U columu on the fourth page. The X w Y M C A convenes In Albany tomorrow. A Ktipeun bakery boasts of baking and selling 410 InAvta of brond 'neday recently. A special meeting nf the City Cuucil ill be held tuht tc consider cert an street improvements A diunki n man 11 Beams grocery store yesteiday dtdibbrtttly j4inintd one hand of Mr Beam'a sen through a show cuae. shat tering the gUaa One of the deacons nf the church of Christ of Lorane, has- ant the Kugm.e Register a notice, tlgaed b tweuty-thrte members of the church, stutinit tW U Dotv has been diaobargad from ih church because of hia disorderly walk, and ihey wain the public sgainst him that he my not impose upon them. Mrs Schmidt invites all the families in Albany to come and try her ulendid ice cream, lOceuta a dinht 5 cents f'jr children. first street, opposite tbe Lidies Kaztar. Parties supplied with ice cream at 45 cents a quart; by th gallon, 40 cents a uart. Hullo Si IMwson, druggists. Buy your grocerioa of Parker Bro Piaejgwcfries atCoun & Ifcodricson's. I Best assortment of teas iu town fat C BrowuoH'a. ' Seed oats for sale by W W Crawford, at Tallman. Kenton's "Sta Liori Silver Polish." 25 cents per box. A tine ltoe if crockery ware at Conn & Hendricjcu's. ! Good venti'atml and bud 'lighted bath roo ns at Viertck'a, Shavim. 15 eeuts. at Viereck's shoo Closed on Sundaa. Ladies for your Oxfoiri ties co where they keep a complete lino at Kleiu'a. A Isre assortment of aardeo seeds 00 salo at CK Brownell's. Bargains in choice groceries can always be secured ot Alien uros., f Jmu liiock. E W Achison &Co are selling monumtnto at rorUana prices. Kenton' Adhesive Salve for cuts and bruises. 25 cents per roll. Golden opportunities aro wasted every day by not trad'ug with C b ttrownell, Mustache dying dene on short notice with the renowned German instantaneous dye, at Vierecks, At Viereck's (having and haircutting par- lorn, ladies ar.d rmldrcn s hair catling specialty. See W F Head's lino of dress goedt J?ond silks before buyiu elverhere. Just received n lioo invoice cf birbei's sappliej direct frm Philadelphia, ,by L Yieieck. For barcftius in monuments, headstones etc., go to W Achisoii&Co,Albatiy,Oregon cents to $1.0 each complete, at Samuel E YoungV. Fresh bread, cake, pies, etc., everyday at the Dclmonico restaurant. Leave your orders . Keep it in your mind that Allen Bros pro pose keeping the kind of groceries the public mauds. J UTtr stock is a line one. A fMiMt Rrinarkahle Cure Performed by Elrrrltrlrliy y lp Ilttrrln. at :1 WuHblitrtun Htreet, I'orllaml. Tr Darrin: Nlr--Twenty three year prior to coming under your treatment by electricity my wlfa bad been afllleted with ehronlo rheenialhim. limbs contract ed and Joluts xwollen also ulcerations of the womb 1111 d othnr complications, and liver and kidney troubles For months previouM to uoir.ing to oa she had been on crutches, and had to be helped to your ofllee. After a oourQ of your pecu liar treatment J find her 95 per cent better than whu tdie commenced, and the cure iaalinoHt perfect. I cumiot let thU op portunity pasw without expressing or gratitude He ter any one to us at Am boy, Clarko Co, Wash. W COWLES. Ieafneas and Ringing Xolses C'nrrili Dr Darrin: Sir--Recardlnz the condition of my bearing, you wish to know about, will ttay i nave never uau any return ot the deafneKs: it was cured two yearn ago by your elootrio treatment. I had been. deaf wiih riuiug uoisea in my ears live years be to re coming under yourcaro. uan 00 iciorreu 10 at uiiiNdaie, vr. Wm GATES. FIXE DRESSED CHICKENS i Mueller & Garrett. Assignee's Sale!! Forty acres good land near Lyons, Ir'nn Co.; 011 lino of 0. P. R. It. Private bids for same received to May 30, '91. Salem, Or., May 19, '91. J. M. PAYNE, Aesgneo Dorrance Bros. BEAL I STATE SttCS. The Ciiampioxb. Whoever the cham pions are in the base ball Held when it cornea to groceries and produce Conn & Hendricson will not be knocked out. They keep a large and fresh stock, and their prices are as low as me lowest. Fresh vegetables, fruits, and all the standard groceries always on nana. Whoever buys of them always makes a good strike. Lacs Curtains In great variety from S cts. to 9 a pair. These goods are bought from New York jobber, direct and cannot be excelled for quality, style and price. Samuel Young, '"' '! Amwk. It pays to gvt the 'i even SlmkeHticnro mlmittd that. til IM ""m-etioii it mav he remarked 1 ' JV Virn mill mq mt. n 'civi'd ;m "it li IX' of Kuitini's fur thi- Hiiriii!r anil "'ii'r, never surpuHKCil in an Alluny are the het to Ito oh- ,"-t. Th. nl, is an h.'-ipfction will hIiow, and '..11:1111 it prepar'"! to m:ik them the latent HtvlB with i. air ill hia '-' experience l,n enjihled him to be i.T 01. L P.rER, etc, I have iust received w line of wall paper and dec. ra( lorn, c more than doubled inv facillilcs for nR them, and will keen a much nock. Wall paper and border to ". ienui e an. colore. At the mnirr "f BrnAd.ilhin r.lid 1st rcot Oiiwiit lin.I C l5 ISrowtiell iilwa8 the leh.l in tiie gpicery basiness. Avoid tub Rush Call early at Muel ler a: Garrett's each dsy and buy the leader to be -liven to the cash trade of th is city. M.-nev i kincr. We intend to sell bargains for cash. Mueller & Garrett. Right to the Point. Allen Kros. do their own delivering, promptly and care fully. Fresh peas, strawberries, cabbages, etc., just re:eived at Allen Bros. To get fresh produce, frut. ecc ., al ways call at Allen Jlros. New Millinery Store. Mrs CjW Clark has opened a tnillir.try store in the Slrahpn ltlock, with Mrs Sherman as manager, and has a large and stylish stock of fresh fcoods In stock. Her goods are already opened for inspection, knd she In vites the ladies of Albany to c.i'1 and in spect them. Dkkss Makixg. Work neatly done and satisfation guaranteed. Rooms at Mrs J E Carter's, corner Railroad and Fifth streets. Adelia Hckkhart. much c'. 'aper than rjAMUKL E l'oUNG. TE Spriso. A lino line of Wazer 01s for sprimr WP!ii in ni.invili'.'o!iM. 'eceivci by (i W Kimpson. lariie Stock of lh nnmli, ...If. '"I cornets. "a .vni;ltItII..a ANI) Cummins. The lin rries an.l cherries in the citv wero ; " Ai.iel!er A: (iarrett, the lea.l lon't fail to secttro toia ni.Auy dinner. uinitns Wakted, for table and one 'ii'iuircnt Di.mociiat otllrc. 'Mf .lolls : y llotieil on'rvf'rv nr.ir ftf linn short A , ,( h:,c ni them Fon Pai.r. -One pair of white rats. Inquire at this ollice. Kemeaiher Paisley A Smilev, rrinlcri! W. F. Kel keeps th. bt assortment of tucy g.ic.ls in town. Waited, to lu.n $-IO,(!00 on good f.irm jeoiirity, in tho next thirty dsyt. Money ra nly, Take it while you can net it, 8 N Steele &Co. A gntlo driving horse, 7 yesrt old and goe.l trnvelor, for sale ohetp. luquir. of S A fl'jlin, dr.igijist. v.e nro making a big drive on li - (elopes, Taisley & Smiley. G0OSEHEIiniE3 Wa xted. I wil! pay cent's per pound for fiooKeberrit-s suitable for can ning purposes. Sam'l. E. You.vg, Agt Salem Canning Co. Tcrrliers' r.xnnilnalion. Notice is hereby given that the regular public examination of teachers, for Linn county, wiil ts.ke place in Albany, com mencing on Wednesday, May 27th, at l o'clock p m, and continue until Friday noon, May 29th. All teachers must posi. tlvely be present at the tiuieof commence ment as no one will be aihnh'cd to the examination who is not so present. ti K Russell, C . School Sup;. K.ivellles lu Jarlt.l.. I have received n nina'.l nsrortmcnt of novelties in ladies sprinjr jacket, made ill the latest styles ot J'daxcra mid lieef ers, in cheviot, di:if.'onnl and worsted. I expect to carry a full lino of these goodu, as well as all the le" Jing styles in I.adies tapes, lieaded, crochet nnd in cloth. Orders taken for special sizes and styles. Kam'i. E Young. J J and M Dorristo Sclo Building Ass'n, land in Sclo $ 3 Scio Building & Loan Ass'n to Sclo Lodge A F 4- A M, piece land in Scio 30 E 0 Hvde and others, trustees Scio Lodge A F & A M to Edward Goins, piece land in Sclo 300 P O Smith to Edward Coins, piece land in Sclo 10 Edward Golns to A J Johnson, pilce land in Scio 100 Edward Goins to A J Johnson, part of lot 34, Sclo jooo F E Allen and C E Hawkins to Bertha Gottlieb, 4 lots blk i, A & H's ad to Albany 000 Geo W Brattain to Jesse W Pugh, part of D L C of J II Bratlin, 209 acres I Geo W Brattain to James Mcrfrlde part of D L C of G M Miller. . Jesse W Pugh to Geo W Brattain, 10 acres D L C of J If Brattain John M McBride to Geo W Brattain 26 acres A J '"ox to A 1 1 Fruit, 2 lots Peoria M i) Shelton to Martha Hazlcton, to acres, 10 w I S M vers to Vlary G Myers,4o acres: lLCof G W Bunch S S Mvers to T W Myers, 160 acres I) L Cof J M Yarbraugh 2400 I u Johnson to ls.'.ac, li M and M V tthersite. 207 acres 3500 C E Webster to S S Shupp, bl 35, li s 2nd 14C0 J J morris to Henry Myers, lot 7, It s rt, CIO A C llausman to A P Mowe, 4 lots, Lrownsville Joseph Buhl to B M llardmar.,lol S, m 4, K S4U1 v, Lebanon Jesse M Koutjito Martha E Ruckcr, 4 1 acres Jesce M South lo John G Ruckcr, same Gilbert McEhoy to John Trachel, 2 lots, Sweet Home Joseph Ames nnd F Brown to Marv Xrachel, I hit, Sweet Home... 30 CI b Ames and r llrown to Knstrttc and Jacob Trnchel, I bl, Sweet I Jome 7. I! M.-ss G .M. Elioy, i block, Swc-t Home " I h&ve a few thousand feet of sidewalk lumber, which I will tell cheap to close it oat, T L Wallace. Whereto Get Them. When wanting sn organ or ptana call oauL lilackman he you can select from a first class toe. MAKUIKll. MILLER SIMMONS. In Albany, at the Catholic church, on Wednesday, May 20th, 1S91, Mr Conrad Miller and Miss Mary Simmons. and a fine stock SPECTACLES generally, as well as jewelry, Watclvea clocks, etc., Bt F. M. Frcncli's. M4k PHOTOGRAPHER, Cor Seonnd andFeny St, Albany, Ol rRnteea in ever "Enlarging a Cl UPKKIOK work, guaranteed In ever k7 Dranea 01 tne art. all kiude ft speuislty. JJ GREVG, TAILOR Soils made and repairing done to Older. Between Third r nd Fourth, on Lyon st. I'srni for Mile. I have for sale ICO acres of the finest farming li'.nd in the state. All In a high state of cultivation, no lmild iniM. but baa nbeautfiil building loca tion. Eight miles from Allrany, two miles from Tangent, on tho H 1- R It. Terms and price reason able. Call an d see me on S)jj:i 1 stro-.-t, oi nit.! !).: oc-kat ollice. I'". U. W. Jl.isr ox. Hloncf to r.ntti. We have pbnty of money to lean on real ctrte security, on two to five years time. Call on us at our ollice, oppoHte th evere houe. liURKIIAR S iEF-NEY. 40 I 260 75 500 6000 3So 190 35o 700 700 60 We are the People Total for year. . .$y,'-07 A Fink Atlas. Mrs Tall, of this city, has shown us the latest revised edition of Cram's Atlas for which she is now cnnvntsinir. This is a liook of 2ti8 pages. Among the new features are SI maps of tlieSl principal cities of tho U.S. The niapa ot ttie pevera. states and foreign countries are en'arjed nnd perfected. A brief ht-tory of polittenl parties since the formation ottliu government. The ntn tistk-al tables n lone nro worth tho price of the Ikkj!;. litre ne have an outline of the 1 1 1 e 01 each president, date of elec tion, time of serviec.w itii date und place of birth and death, important inventions. exemption laws, ititeienl laws, religious denominations, railroad inilnge, highest mountainsjloncest rivcrsand many other tables too numerous lo mention. Taken altogether it is a most valuable publica tion nnd should be in tho hands of every family. In all .h'.ties 01 tho atomach, liver nnd Hilue. , U '. tntl'O cxchviieq ef nil otl er fi.fdicrrns. Nati r's own rcn.p'h , rur.dci't On tcn l:ieod Puni er Who carry the most complete lino of Hard ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in tho market. Si WASHBURN. --: F. L. KENTON, :- -Dealer in- . 'r"i r,5 RIEJ Pa " Near the Post Office, Albany, Oregon Ti LADIES BAZAAR. Is the Leading illineiy and Fancy- Goods Store of Albany, They carry all the Latest Styles and Novcltle. In the Millinery line and a complete stock of Ladies ana Children's Furnishing goodf.and readv-'made garments. Goods the best, and prices U,c lowest. Call anJ be convinced FIRST STItEKT, FRO MAN I1LOCIC It you want tho best and most durable furni tun? that is manufacture eJ in tho city go to THOMAS BRINK'S ti VI 4 1 t : 1 , - 1 1 si i ; v. ;jf; ,j c:' -? 'i n - II ;,-