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I..OQAI.. UKOOUD.
Aridlllcnal Lomts on slh rag
Al.TiiKihLiNU Runaway. The following
aocount oln thrilling experience nenr
Vahaina, will lo iipprfuiuteil by Linn
eountv people wiio rave seen the place
It i from the KUiti-sinan : LaBt Wed
nesdav, na "Shorty" Kliie. formerly of
Kaleni. wiisurivinu down lav nr's hill
bore vfehaina, in two-Reated hack, the
brak-h.oi- slippcil ami let the hack
agaiBHt the team, which Kt.vtul to run.
The bill iscordiirovtd and verv Bteen and
the team soon pot lwyond the drivers
control. Ciislintt, a hoy who was nlon',
aid lie was hounceil to the top of the lir
ireea aioiigsiue oi tne roiiu, out lie was
proOaMy scared. 1 lie team ran for over
a quarter of a mile down this fearful
road, and it ik a wonder that the orcu-
nta were not all killed, but "Shorty"
lly concentrated all his strength on
one line and ran the team into a bank on
the iide of the road. The only damage
aone was me snmsmni; ol tliednsh lioanl.
On ono side of the road is a canyon 500
feet deep, and the wheels came so near
the edge of it at times during the descent
mat it mane "Niorty s hair stand up
iL i 111- -f i :.. 1
v suu ijuuia ui a purcupi'ie.
A Hot-Hkadrd Marshal. Grant's
Pass was treated to a sensation one eve
ning this week. Lieut Hollev, USA
recruiting oflicer, was walking up street
arm in arm with another gentleman,
when tuey came across a chair in the
middle of the sidewalk. Lieut Ilolley
kicked it out into the street. The mar
hal was vexed nnd heated up. He shot
at Holley three times with his revolver,
the nearest shot going through his coat.
The marshal says Ilolley struck at him
and ho then shot at him. Lieut Holley
wasgivn an examination and acquitted
the evidence showing that he had no
pistol. Ashland Record.
KIM ML AMD -t'.KHOl,
Mr O'Ncll. of the Lebanon paper mill,
wan In the city today.
Rev T G Browmon, of McMlnnvllle,
was In the city today,
Mrs E Hall, of San Francisco, is in the
city visiting her nephew, Cieo 1 Warner.
Last evening a verv entertaining social
was given at the Y M O A rooms, dames
were played, music indulged in and
many attractive features presented for
the edification of the large number pres
ent, Jndirn ftrahan. Charles PfeifTer and
0 W Watts left this morning on a fish
ing excursion on the norjh Santiam.
They are recogniied to be experts with
flh lines and Borne large catches are an
ticipated. About fiftv couple atten.led Mr H G
Hopkins' closing social dance at the
opera house, last ivcniiiir ml rin.,rt
one of the pleasantest events of the sea
son, mr Hopkins has proven himself a
first-class instructor in the art of
dancing,
Ir Thompson, of Corvallis, hag been
in the city with most of his family, men
tion of whom was made a few days ago,
as having a reunion at Corvallis. It is
not often in this western country that
so large a family gets together from bo
many places. Ytsterdav thev all united
at the residence of Mr Win 'Fortmiller.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Leona Willis, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Leo Will's, of Salem, to Mr Kdgar B
l'iper, editor of the Gray's Harbor Times.
The man lege will occur Wednesday,
June 17, at U p m, at the residence of
the bride's parents, cornor Capital and
Center streets. Mr Piper is a former
recident cf Albany, where his sister, Mrs
K Vl Langdon, now resides, and Miss
Willis is well known hero on account of
her fine voice, having sang here on seV'
er.il occasions.
Leinenger
Hulin
Whitney
Noel
Dorris, F
LaForest
SOUTH
McAllister
Mack,
Lyon
Isorn
Stimson
White
Day
Mack, I
Montague
Aiay Wani CitKorr. J M Moyer &
Co., who run the Albany 'voolet Mills
etoro in Portland, and who are tiie pro
prietors of the mill, advertise as succes
sors to I'M tlfOvrnsriUe Woolen Mills.
Brownsville people do not like this, as
they claim the Eagle Woolen Mills Co is
the Buccessor. at least practically, and
Albany people do not like it, because they
feel as if Albany is entitled to some credit
and notoriety in the matter. How would
something like this sound : "J M Mover
& Co., Manufacturers of Albany Woolen
Mills goods." A glance at their ads in
the Oregonian will show an absence of
Albany entirely.
Don Cessus Taken. A census of the
dogs of Alhanv has just been taken by D
T Wyman and F A Burkhart, that is of
the canines with acknowledged owners.
The result is the finding of 97 east of
Ellsworth street and 35 west of that
street. 132 in all. One would think to
ee a congregation of the animals that
there were a million in town ; but a
thorough canvas was made,nnd the above
is the result. The truth is a dog is a
very promiscuous animal, and there are
not nearly as many as there seems to be.
. Fearful Fall. Yesterday m Mr J H
Campbell was raising the timbers of a new
barn which he It building for Worth Hus
ton, some 8 miles south of the city, a top
bent fell, carrying with It a workman by
the name of "Pippin, who fell thirty feet
kna ra caught undet a timber tlx by six.
tils ankle was crushed and he was other
Wfte seriously hurt. He may not recover.
Bask Ball. The game yesterday
afternoon between the north and south
sides of First street, between Broadalbin
anu terry, was one characterised by in.
teresting plays, a grand stand affair. It
was full of fun from the beginning. Fol
lowing were the clubs:
NORTH
Chamberlain c
IVirris, F ' p
Leunert , I b
2b
3b
s s
1 f
c f
r f
The score was 38 to 19 in favor of the
north sides. At the end of four innings
it was 20 to 7. early fire works doing the
Dusiness. Alter that the south sides
made 12 to their opponents 10. At 8
o'clock a lino repast was served by Mc
Gliee 4 White at the City Restaurant,
pronounced by all one of the best yet
served.
At Corvallis Wednesday the Lebanon's
knocked out live vorvnilis nine 12 to 6 in
a good game.
Tim TVmilntnn linap ball club beat the
Baker Ciub 1 to 0 a few days ago. The
batteries of both clubs are proieeaionav. j
A game of, base ball wis Srt Mi?.gress at
press time betwecA the b M tt S's, Lari
more, Lei inert, Lyon, Ala and Press
Marshall, Magers, Mueller, Rennie nnd
Smiley, and the C B II W Y's.Chatnber
lain. Blodgett, Breckenridge, Huston,
Welch, Wilson, Walker, Washburne,
Young.
The Younz Willamettes went to Leb
anon today to play the juvenile club of
that city.
OllO exchange tnkcmilii.tl.nf.nna If. I hlI'
for remarking that a movement was on
foot. It wan thought that in live cities
a movement should he on wheels.
Hon W DFenton bun i,!.-,l ti.n f,-m
of liionaugh - .Mr.Wthur. in Portland,
me new firm name ls-ing Bronaugh, Mo
Arthur, Fenton h Hronaugh.
Sixteen irrigation companies have lieen
incorporated in I'matilla county under
the law passed by tlie last legislature.
Total capital stn-k, $1, 370,000', ranging
from 500 to $500,000.
Tho new associate editor of tho Flor
ence West signs his salutatory "yours for
health." He must be a rare bird, as
most editors are in business for wealth.
Before the hiir flood Inhnatnwn Pa..
had a taxable value of 2,000.000. Now
it is $9,000,000. and the Hood hnnnened
only just two years ago. Why would it
not he a good idea to get up a first-class
flood in Pendleton ?
The PnriiiL-ficld Gazette is dead. The
Salem Statesman says: "A while back
there was aeort of mania for "starting"
new newspapers in Oregon. Now they
are quietly passing in their checks."
Several other sheets will no doubt be
heard from within a few months.
James Fogarty, the great base ball
player, probably the best fielder in the
u. n., oira two or inree weeks ago ana
was taken to California, his former home. I
He died of consumption, rcnlly from ex
cessive cigarette smoking. Jaines Whit
ney, another great player, lias also just
died from consumption.
The Democrat has rccelevd a copy of
Brick Roadways, a Chl-ngo publication.
According to It brick paveinert are used
in nearly 200 cities. It is the cheapest of
all pavements, costing up to $3 a square
yard. In Wheeling, West Va.,brick pave
ments were built at a cost of $1.05 to
$1.25 a square vard. A big item with this
kind of pavrr.e H Is that li does not have
to be sprinkled. The subhject is one
worth attention by Albany people
As the following attractions have not
been in Albany and are probably headed
this way it will be but justice to our citi
zens that they be placed on their guard.
The Eugene Guard sa5-s: "A bag pipe
man held forth on the streets last even
ing. He attracted a crowd of boys. At
the postothec corner a stereoptician giv
ing views of war Bcenes held forth with a
volubility that would cause a fish-woman
to die with envy. At, the same placo a
telescope was in position to gather in the
nickles but the cloudy weather was.abar
to the proprietor doing a profitable busi-pesa."
RELKAEr.-Harry Preston, the printer,
who was fcVrestcd In Corvallis several
mohfhs 'o, and plead qullty In Jackson
county to a marge 01 Durgiary ana sen
tences o imprisonment for one year, has
bee released after serving seven months.
Vflrough good behavior he gained three
months. 11c has gone to San Francisco
and says he will do better hcrcsiter.
Brats Twenty-one. Oregon's largest
city as consolidated Is laraer than the
largest cities In Arizona, AlabamivArkan.
as, Delaware, Florida, Gcorg.a, Iowa,
Maine. Mississippi, Montaria. Nevada, New
Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota,
. South Carolina, Sonth Dakota, Txas,
Utah, Vermont, Washington and Wyom
ing, a fact the Jkmocrat considers worth
considering-.
New Carpets. A B Mcllwaln has
orie of the largest and Dest selected lines
of carpets in the city, embracing nil new
patterns and designs, and as he has made
a great reduction in prices it will be to the
advantage of carpet buvers to c all and
m ect his stoc . and prices before pur
- haslng.
Cm arii Services. Rev H Gould, of
Jefferson, will preach at the i irst m r.
Church tomorrow at 11 a m. Dauoain
school at 2 :30 p in. Epworth League at
6:45 p m. In the evening there will be
exercises oy tlie scnoiars 01 me rctoonui
school, in commemoration of Children's
Day. The public is cordially invitea to
these services.
The M C Aeosoel services tomorrow
will be conducted by Mr Geo Acheson.
Subject for consideration, "On Which
Side are You?"
Services at the Presbvterian church
will be, at 11 a m, Children's Service,
conducted by the Sabbath school schol
ars. S at 12:10 pmj irsuniii
am. Preaching at 7:45 by the pastor,
subject: "A Voice from Kftttiak.". All
will be maoe welcome.
Children's day ewtfctWB at the Bap
tist church tomorrow evening, promise
to be unusually interesting. To all a
cordial elcorite will be given.
Rev Shd.ncle. who has been rusticat
ing in the mountains in Douglas tho last
throe weeks, returned today, and will
preach tomorrow, morning and evening,
at the M E church, south.
REAL FHTATF. BILES.
Meddcrs Vandcrpool toJasVan
derpool, E of SW 4 sec 31,
TplSSRl W $ 350
Same to same, 52 acres in sec 81,
Tpl2SRlV 100
Edwin Lnndis to II Bryant, lot i
blk 11. W'b Riverside ad 550
Jas W Brown nnd ife to Mary A
Mesarvey, 1 acre in Lebanan, 800
H A and J F McCartney to Horace
A Powell, EKDLfloiHA
McCartney 2
Robt Johns to Thou Thomas, lots
5 and 6 blk 3D It's 2nd ad Alb 700
R Cuslar to Caroline Cox, 142.08
acres Tp 10 S R 3 W ,. 1
Allie E Farrier to Jas E Cooper,
NE X of NE iS seo I Tp 10 S
R4W.-.i. , 140
U S to Thos IViV, 8 W sec 10 Tp
12SR2E 400
Dan'l Leedy etux to A D Leedy,80
acres in D L C of Jas Gore . . . 3000
John Smith to Mary Hoffman,2,35
acres near Albany 1050
Total sales $7193
Sodnd Advic. It pays' to get the
best; even Shakespeare admitted that.
In this connection it may be remarked
that W R Graham lias just receivea an
elegant line of suitings for the spring and
summer, never surpassed In an Albany
market, uiey are me oesi wt oe ob
tained, as an inspection will show, and
Mr Graham is prepared to make them
up in the latest style with a skill his
long experience lias onaoiea mm 10 ue
master of.
C.vnD or Thanks. We desire to return
our sincere thanks to our neighbors and
friends who so kindly rendered us so
much assistance during the sickness of
our loved Allie.
Peter Sciii.osser and Family.
Right to the Point. Allen Bros. d
their own delivering, promptly and care
fully.
Fresh peas, strawberries, cabbages etc.,
just received at Allen Bros.
To get fresh prepuce, fail etc., al
ways call at Allen pros.
lUHK AN AKUOAft
R'lgales Oriental circus exliihitd in Ifor.
ri!ur ycst'jidiiy.
I.Adius so I oliildrrn'd pild w r ritiy,s fur
50oU, at the Corner Jewelry Hlor.
The tpemWs of FCo sredrilliog twice a
week ia nrf.p-ntion for tha annual encamp
mrnt at Kngtnie.
Dr W H Dsvis lilrd his eortitlotte from
the Stat Melius! ttojrd, L-jiii( Nj. 3 tiled
with the Coaaty Clerk. .
T L Jones, M 12 presiding elder, is reaj -inn
a rich nart-fpt f sojl in a revival nt
Ysiuax stei-.ov.Klaniftth county, ltecently
he (Ttptiz-d 100 ludisuj. Ashland lUcord.
An exempt Pin-una's pin, Nu 121, wu
lost, prrltfli'y on tin, hae ball grout. d. The
finder vvili confer a ureat favor and be suita
bly inwardt-d by roturnitig the ssme to C 11
Mueller.
If ynur eyes trouble you go to F M
French's and have thein tested by Johnsons
patent t.ye motor, aud g t glasses that lit you
properly. GVii's Irom 25 cents to 10.
Fr...rrs tell tho Di'mochat that tho re
cent cool r.vn had a rino t-ffect on spring
wheit, ami brighter prospouts wore never
enjoyed by thtm. High prices are bound to
prevail accurdiug to preicot inuiuatioas.
Mr U A Craneo. of Fort Klamath, hroacht
in his wool this wesk ar-J sold it to the Ash
land woolen mills, realizing $697,40 from
bund of only 4C0 head. Ashland Tidings.
Mr Jerry Nanan. recently of Corvallis.
has ptlrchat-cd the Giauta Pass Courier. Mr
ISnnan is an old f.lmil uf G W W riaht.liso..
of this city,aud is well spoken of a news
paper man.
Al Stellrcaker of this cp hitched a horse
to a cart yesterday and was drivioir no
Lyon street wheo a doi; ran out from a resi-
douce near by and bit his horse on the noso
causios him to rnn away, breaking np the
oart and bruieiag up tho horse considerably.
A few days ago a party of men left Gates
for the purpose of searching for the remains
of Thomas Tnckor who v r.a loat last winter
in tho mountains Youth of that place. The
IUul lodge, of La Camas. Washington, of
which he was a tncmVer, sent a party to as
sist in me so&rcn, aaq securing the services
of WT Clark as a guide they started out
and after several daj'a of hardship in the
oionmains taoy reruraed nnaing no claes
ex-.iept a place where some ope bad bailt a
firo. Mill City Gazette.
Hulia Si LHwnn, drugsts.
Fiae groceries at Conn St HendricBon's.
Fresh tegctabloti'inu teiries ever fnorn-ing-.Brownell's.
Eejt assortment of teas in town &t C E
Erownclls. 1
A lino line cf orockery ware fat Ccnn ii
uendricsou s.
Good ventilated anil 'suo 'lighted bath
roo rs at lorecb. s.
Shaving, 15 cents, at Visreck'a shop
Closed OL'undaa.
Prick delicious ico cold soda water at C
b lirownell s.
A lare assortment of "ilrdeo seeds on
Bala ac C ffi Brownell'e.
P. V Achii.on JcCo areHscl'.ing monuntuti
at Portland price? .
Golden opportunities are wasted every
icy by not trading with C lirowoell.
A new line cf window' shades from 50
cents to 1.0 each cotupleto, at Samuel
Young's.
'lust received ft fioo invoice of barber's
supplies direct froa Philadelphia, by L
Vieieclr.
At the co her of Broadalbin andjlst street
vou win nnu u c isrowneii always tne lead
in the grocery basineas.
For bargains in monuments, headstones
e4o-,goto W Achison&Co,Albany,Oregon
Fresh bread, cakes, pies, etc., every day
at the Peluiontoo restaurant. Le-ive your
orderc.
Keep it in your mind that Allen Bros pro
ose keeping the kind of grocories the public
mauds. Their stock is tine cue,
At Viercck's shaving and ballctittii.g par
lura, ladies and children's hair cutting a
specialty.
Sre W F Read line of dress gocds and
silks bofore buying elsewhere.
Mustache dvins dene on short notice with
the renowned Herman instantaneous dye, st
Viereck s.
One half dollar redaction on every pair it
Ludlow's fin" shoes. A good Una of tbwa
alS E Young s.
m
At Fortmiller & lnvc'c's loC viozen
uinAH ntin Jna !li( SUrva! awl
A large and elegant stock 01 itstn cen-
ury bedroom Bets.
Alarge aa l o uicj lota! cirpjti, many
e designs.
New SiHiXQ Goons. 1 keep a full line of
spring and1 summer dress goods, in wash
fshncB. n'lits, gmi:nains, seersuckers, et".
I have al.o a new lit e of summer plaids, be
tides o:her novelties in biges and all wool
sritings. Sauitkl r. iocno
Corning Events.
Saturday, June J7, i n m Colt'ihnw nt
Albany, '
Tueidav, lune -lo.at Ooera House.I.Iul
Lord Konllerov.
Wednesday, Julv 8. at Oocra lloue. SI
Plunltett.
KoTlCa.. All person Indebted to EC
bearls wlM piense call and settle st once,
as all accounts must be closed bf the 20th,
andubllgd li C Skari.s.
SILEM WORK OF ELECTRICITY.
BOG TAX.
OIMIIMM It M
flat'TioN 4. The amount of taxes so
assessed on each dog shall be due and
payable to the recoujt-r at the time such
assessment is made by him, and if. such
tax is not paid to tiie recorder w ithin
five days thereafter, the same .hall lie
deemed delinquent nnd tin recorder
shall immediately thereafter notify the
porson to whom such dog is assessed, in
writing, that the tax thereon is delin
quent, and that within live days there
after, if such tax is not paid to the treas
urer of the city and his duplicate receipt
therefor presented to the marshal, that
the said 1uarsl1.1l will proceed against
such person for the collection of such tax
as by the ordinance lor the collection of
tinea and taxes provided ; and it shall be
the duty of the marshal, if such person
so notihed, shall neglect or refuse to pay
such tax within five days after receiviug
such notice from tlie marshal, to at once
institute proceedings airainst him for the
collection oi taxes ns provided by ordin
ance lor me collection ot taxes,
Section 6. It shall le the duty of the
marshal to immediately notify the ra-
corder, upon his own knowledge or upon
iniormauon, 01 any person wiio may be
keeping any dog within the city limits
upon which a tax has not-been .'assessed
and paid within one year, and upon re
ceiving Buch notice the recorder shall at
once proceed to make inquiry in regard
10 sucn matter anu to assess such dog if
he finds the same, and tax tho owner or
keeper thereof, as herein before provided.
Two Mure Htiiifs .Made Happy After Loug
und fndeiil snn'erlng.
Sheridan, Yimhill Co, May 25, '91.
Dr Darrin: Dear Sir The home treat
ment yon gave tne hy electricity and medi
cino tas cuied me of a cancercoa growth and
scrofulous affection in my mouth and cheek,
which alarmed mesr.d my frieods beyood
oxpresnion. h(. 1 am cured, anai in half
the ttmo vpu sii.l it would tako. I an also
cored of (nnale tp.'ublvs. anil irregnlarity 0!
my menses, lidfcr to me. Oar neighbor.
Milt Jnucj, rf Perrydato, Or, wss cured by
T)r Darrin rf a pol pus in the nose. Your
Gr.tcfui Patient, MRS J M DICKEY.
Cnlarrtl nt tl:e Blnttiler Trcnbte C'nred.
Monte ano, May 18, '91,
Dr Darrin: Deal Sir Prior to calling on
you last December I had been screly arHio ed
for a long time with itiflimatiou of the blad
drr, with other complications. Your elec
trio and mrdical homo treatment has perfect
ly and perinsnently cured me, for which I
thank yoa, If this will be efjservice to'you
publish it. Gratefully Yours. C. R.
Any on- daslriag to knr.w who "OR"
in o n learn the full name by npplylng to
l r Darrin, 7o' Washington St, PottUnd,
w here tho Doctor's office ia located, and
where ha can be found froxi la a into 8
p m, dally, The Doetor treats ail curable
chronic, scute and private diseases.
Kxamlnntton h( the ofllce or by letter free.
Ktectrieitj is the greatest known remedy
in the cure of impotency and errors in
youth, catarrh and deafness.
UMBER.
We wiuli to tsar to the pnbllo that we
have just added a lare p tuner to our mill
and tre prepared to furnish all kinds of
lnmoer, aresaea or roujiii, ai tho pur
chaser may clione. as Rood as the best,
add asohoap aa It can be sold.
In payment we wtll take fill k'nd- of
Kroauce, urh as hay. flnur, grsin, Laeon,
utter, baanu, beer by the quarter, pti,
.11 fact anytlili'tt ihat we ohd usj. Please
seo us before you purchittyB your bill cf
lumber, an we cor. riietit thnt wh ahu
euitycu. You will always ntut one of
us at our mnu 14 inllus Irom Ibrinon,
miles from Waterloo, on Hamilton
creek. W I iV TIKRKlOaN.
Lebanon, Oregon.
A BIG CHATCE FOR SOME ROIY
j to make money. The best paying
rettiauraut iu Euiceoe for sale, as the
owner is going to retire from bupines for
sometime. Any peraon doiirlng in for
mat ion regarding this buaiiiess, G B
Dorriv, auoiney at law. or J K Dixou,
prop, Knoni., Oregon,
NOTICE.
1 have this day made arrangement wi
Messrs Koapp. Burrell & Company f Al
ba av, to furnieh all patrons with Bering
binders. Please call oo them and g e your
orders at once. Also arrange me s ar
mado with them for evervthinn in efarra
implmnt line, inoludini binding twine.
diuany, ur,, miv awn, loiri.
Mart Miuhr,
Financial A t.
ITY DttlG STORE
C
PfeifTer Block,
Albany
Sianard S Cusict
-DIALMS IX
MANY MfflTOEE Cj
Dm jui-t recviTsd larf Uf ties l fctw 4wfgnsin
Window Shades and Curtains,
and new asd tMStiAit pattirni in
Wall Paper
WITH
Elegant Borden to MattL
Drue',' Medicines, Chemical, .Fancy
and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Brushes.
Perfumery, Pchool ;Eoolio, and
Artlsls' Supplies.
I'lijalclauh' prescription care
lully ectnponnded.
Wanted. A place to do housework in
"family. Inquire at this ofllce.
Is the Spbino. A tine line of Blazer
Jackets for spring wear, in many designs,
jnat received by (J W Simpson.
Also a lare stock of tho popular self
pening corsets.
Get a Bicycle The New Mall Is one
of the finest bicycles manufactured. It
has no superior. Ohling Wilson, with
, 8tewarl & Sox are agents, where these
icyclcs may be seen.
, Lat.tr., Oxror.n Ties I have a vi
arf;o stoi'k oi tlifee a ivlf. ip ' ah'.i. ir ' '
, tij id prior fV..i i I" -; (;; li .
li 0 ide r: Jef.-.hiT ; ,vr x.r m i 1 if.' (l
j :.. Ik . i, i...-:.
v' iluy yiltu rojpr:iwt of l';.vk;T i.ro
The Champions. Whoever tiie cham
pions are in the base ball field when it
comes to groceries and produce Conn &
Hendricson will not lie knocked out.
They keep a largo and fresh stock, and
ttieir prices are as low as tne lowest.
Fresh vegetables, fruits, and all the
standard groceries always on hand.
Whoever buys of them always makes a
good strike.
mm m
Notice. From this time on i will sell
all my gent's furnishing at greatly reduced
rules, sucn ns 7?c necnes lor 50c. 11.50
underwear for 4l per suit. :i unocrwear
for oer suit. $6 sine shirts for $4.75
each. $4.50 black silk shirts for $3.50
each, ar.d everything in the same propor
tion. The remainder of my dry goods
going for 50c on the dollar. Shoes at re
duced rates, to reduce stock before re
moval. E 0 Seari-s,
June 3rd, 1S91. Blumberg Block.
Lace Curtain, In great variety from
5 cts. to $9 a pair. These goods are
k'nuuht from New York jobbers direct
and cannot be txcellcd for quality, style
and price. Samuel t 1 m-so.
Don't ."oijjiit, I'nisle) A Smiley, I'rlnters
S'S '.. 0 are inft'cinf; a i' -lrive oni
:iili;v.
I .ViMmI, to 1. an ;'l,C(fl on g'od farm
i .iciirity, in the next Unity days. Mourj
T:
! it while vou can aet it,
S N Steki.r &r.'o.
TEADK AT
THE OLD RKITAPLfi
GEOCKRY sto;:s
of
C F, BK0WNE1.I,
Gcod godr, low prioes rd hene.t trea
tent. COME OKF.. COME AM,
Coi.t Show. There will be a colt
show In the city ol Albany on Saturday.
June 27th at 1 o'clock p m. All clases of
colts two venrs of nc and under will be
nd milted to the show. Kach individual
must show at least ten colts bred from th
11111 horse. VVal Ryals.
We bars th. bnt and
rattiest ia the market.
C5Bgl SHLWEl
and a due stock v
SPECTACLES
generally, as well as jewelryTWatchei
'clocks, etc., at
F. HI. French's.
WOOL.
200,000 poOLds of wool ,sntrd,for rhlrh
the highest market piico will tie paid hy A .
Senders, agent, who may be found at the
store of P. Cohen .
JJ . GBEUG,
TAILOE
Suits made and rsrairlng doratooidor
Between Third 1 rfd Fourth, on Lyon st
We are the People
Fresh pa beaut, tfooneherrifin, currant
radikhM, ntrawberrif., chernef. fann,
fTTanRea, ate, at Al en B;nn, wi o atwayn
beep on hanrt tlo latoi-r. nnu cimccrit:
and produce lr llio murUat.
Setd oatB for Bala ky V W Crawford, fat
Tallman.
Dress Makino, Work neatly done
and tntlsfatlon cuarontccd. Rooms at
Mrs T E Carter', corner Railroad anp
FlfthVtreets. Adrlia Bjukhart.
A nannlfd Hiumc.
Tiiin body of oarn hae been likned to a
tcnnii eril. It ouen nan a haunted apartment
thi utonwh, S:rM I'V the eld rich
Hrile. dyipriia, dingtlon flioa and refuse
t rot'trn. What an brra'K the ppe.l. what
can mi ho !iu laid ti r.i tle o. .harpy or
arnt? Weanwor nuhuiitatiDt,' v. Hofcot-
lev Stomach Kittort, ar.n we are waiauted
In the rpfpoiiKH by the recorded Uatimmiy
of m rindp, coyrrini a period over a third of
a century. A courwi f.f tho lJittern, l-efiun
in any utao of the airluttiuutaLd pcriiatently
followed, will termuuU tn cure positive, not
partial. The Bitters rcatorei tone to the
tpipatic rcrrp, rmewa and purifies the
juue emninj? from the cellular tiasoe? that
net upon the food dieatively, eicp)s bile
from the ttnmach atd the blncd. and pro
mo ten rf&uUr habit of body. Malrrif,
kidnty complain, dervouenosn. rheumatism
and nuuraltfia vive wa7 to thi medicine.
L i v 1 w .17 n n t
mm:
EtViolopRS, 1'AisiLKV -t i
C4 aainir trampii.
To-thrksd k Waox.
Used in Millions of H02UCS--40 Years the Standard.
line of Hard
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the market.
Who carry th most complete
THEWS & WASHBURN.
-:F. L. KENTON, :
Dealer in
GROCERIES.
.: Albany, Oregor
Near the Post Office,
ALBANY Oimn FAOTORY,
J.
Wholesaile and Retail.