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FRIDAY. JAN UAH Y 31, 1890
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Special.
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our many patro. (I that wo have eiiain
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.4eWteliWle.
local iu:coiin
A Falsi Report. It wit reported
around the treet lait Monday that W II
Green wroldhe photogr.pher.bad attempt
ed to commit sulctde.and quite a bubble of
excitement followed. A Dimixkat dim
investigated the matter and IcariieJ the
following. On coins Into hi place this
morning, it being unlocked, Mr K D Vunk
found Mr Greenwood lying on the flooi in
a drunken stupor, with considerable blood
on hi face, and near Mm was a broken
lamp with the kerosene scattered over the
floor. It I thought he went to the gallery
the night before, and, while Intoxicated,
felt against a chair and the table,knocking
the lamp off ; but whether it m lighted
or not I not known. That alt the
suicide there wa In It. It l the slow way
ol doing Ir ; but Mr Greenwoud has not
yet completed the job. We are informed,
though, that during the iilht previous
he Informed one or two persons' that he
Intended to commit suicide, which was
some foundation for the report.
Makiiho Reparation. Mr Mat toon,
father of Hattle and Kate Matloon, who
did such wholesale robbing from their
Employers In this city recently, arrived In
Albany Sunday morning and made at
(factory arrangements for the set'.lemcnt
f the matter. lie expressed himse'.f as
greatly g. leved at the course taken b his
daughters, and was anxious to make all
possible reparation. Mr Ma'.toon was very
Indignant at the conduct of the Smith
boys, of Ahlar.d, as shown by the letters
found In the girls trunV.and proposed bar
ing justice done. The girls are yet young
and It la In be hoped will be placed under
Influences that will enure to their good.
There has never been known a case in
history yet where honesty was not the
best policy.
Another R R Center. The project
of the A. & A. R. R. is having a fine e fleet
all the way front this city to Astoria. A
Dallas correspondent to an Ex. says : "As
soon as the weather moderates, so that
surveying will be practicable, committees
from Albany, Sheridan and Dallas will
meet at this place and discus means for
co-operating In building the Albany and
Astoria RR. The road will be of Im
mense value to Dallat.as it will be a much
more convenient and speedy shipping
medium than the N. G., with this road
built, and the enterprise now only in the
wind, consummated. Dallas will during
the present year see such an advancement
as has never been dieamed of, even by her
most sanguine well wisher. Keep your
aye on Dallas."
Watch. At the Paris Exposition a
Florentine friar 'showed a watch only a
quarter of an inch In diameter. It has not
Only the two regular hands, but a third
Which rr.arVs the seconds, and a microsco
pic dial which Indicates the days, weeks,
months and years. It also contains an
alarmind on its front lid or cov-r an In
geniously cut figare of Saint Francis. Al
bany people watch Conn Bros store for
bargains in groceries and crockery ware
and are never alarmed, for they receive
universally good treatment.
It la Solid. The othtr day the Dkmo
ceat mentioned the American Building
& Loan Association as a rotten concern.
The next day a worthy citizen rushed in
to the office of the Secretary of the Albany
B & L A and inquired.
"What's the matter of the Albany Build
Ingand Loan Association. The Democrat
says it is rotten."
The Secretary explained matters and the
worthy citizen departed satUhed that our
local association is one of the most solid
Institutions in the vallev. Moral Look
twice and d not jump at conclusions.
A Grange Meeting. On next Satur.
day the Linn Council P of II will meet at
the Knox Butte Grange, convening In the
mornlngnd an lntellectual,so"cial and ma
terial feast is expected Arrangements
have been made for the Oregon Pacific
trains to stop at the Knox Butte Hall, so
that those desiring can go from Albany or
vicinity in the morning, leaving here at
8:3oand return at 4 o clock, rarticsde
siring to go will please leave their names
with Hon R A Iivlne.
A Good Si art. Independence Is
progressive city. They haye just organ iz
ed a Building and Loan Association there.
with a capital stock of $125,000, and 300
shares were taken. The first loan was
made last week to T Fennell at 60 months
Interest in advance. The West Side savs
uJas Gllson is the secretary and treasurer
31 ihis association and can convince any
one that It pay to pay 60 month interest
in advance, i ry mm.
A Novel Winow. Many wandering
eyes rested with surprise and satisfaction
on a sight In the show window of J G
Wright's grocery store, says the Salem
Journal. . There was opened out a Bible
On those pages of pure white salt was in
scribed In gold letters : . '-May our lives be
as pure as our good," and on the other
page a card for this popular firm.
A Savage Celestial. Saturday even
Ing Mrs Murray ,at her hotel at First an
Washington, was taking a Chinese cook to
task for the manner in which he had been
worklng.when the almond eyed villain got
mad and grabbing a cleaver rushed- for
Mrs Murray, who fled into another rjom
and out of his way. A warrant was issued
and John Chinaman duly placed under
lock and key.
All Sick The Scio Pres appear with
only one item, that ftrtnou'icirig the
serious Illness of alt of the editors family,
a big one, und only Van's loyaltv to the
business induced him to do that mu;h.
This Is the nlht tht either makes me
or forcd jcs me quite. OTHriLLO.Act V,
scene I. jJain'niann Thursday nk'ht.
" T,n :;'4 !;" .'-'.'ry hi the love that r in be
Next State Fair. 9turdy at Salem
the State Agricultural Board mot and per
fected the racing program a follows,
with the new proVtion that enhance can
be made in trotting raoes up to Aug 1st and
in running races up to Sipt 1st, except in
breeders raoee entrances fur which hav to
be made by May 1st I
Rica No I, trotting S.OftoUsa, best three
in live, fur all horse bred aud owned in
WaghiiiL'Uiu and Oreiton. Puree, SUM),
No 2, trottintr Breeder' stake, (or two
year old, heat two iu three. -hutranco Jll),
$ZoUaddrd.
No 3. tritlinc 2,r0 uliv. best three in
Hve. rutseWOO.
No 4, trot tin Three vesr old !, best
two iu three, Kutrano $M),$:llX added.
No 9. tMttim;-2i22 el. best three In
five Purse. $S
No, trot.iiw -i:20 ol', best thr.e in
Ave 'ure. SoOt).
Nu 7, trotniie 230 cU, hunt tliroe in
live. t',irai. f tOtl.
No 5, runninir llieeder' lk for two
year old, tniee fouiths mile dV K-
tra.ioe fVJ. $250 added
' No 0 ruining. -Ahie and ore-f mrtli miler
Parse. ti(Hl.
No 10, kuiiiiiiiL'Orocoo Onrliy fr thiee
V"r itd..nua and min-hVf miVs tiutrane
$:, $:too dd-d.
No llmniiin,' One iiil'.e and a sixteenth.
Purse, f00.
No 12. runniec Thruo-f.mi tin of a mile
dash. !'urr, f.V.V
N 1.1, rmt i ss 4 !Sn liot, llve-i')l1'. of
a mil.. ,U,li. l'urie, ?:UK)
No II, rniixii'ti ..lUn.lioK', noe mile,
I'ur.f, $411).
The foliowtun from the V. a iletnn E O is
epaUiotio inotdeot rf ihe t'.'U snow r. " V
Iav.lv, Mrs WD it, and vlii'd, tsd a I arrow
esaarwi fiottt iUat Thnrtdar 'i;M. Tdey
wore j s: ncr on Hunt's triu, kml it-
teudet to st.p at Knltu 'a:'on. Hi fors
rvsthii-K that point the bs't-.wl was aei-
donlly iu!!iid, and tl train st ;i l, svtrd
naies from oowhere. Thtnktni! rs't"D h.l
been tsachrd, Mis DuU It ft the train wnich
stat'i on. A severe storm was ravins, ami
Uo wau lo'ed atmat with her littU one uutil
she bkeiine utter'. exh.tuste.l. Frtunatly
a CMtlinaii bad seij hi.r lusve the train.
aud had induced the tram men to stop. So
was found In tli ti.k f ti-n-, th train be
ing t so'rd tirarly a mite, and more dead
man sure, otis rj .icing a, aer rracB,', was
hsl( aj ou Ixvard.
The Boats The Bently and the Iloeg
are owned by the Oregon Pacific Ratl
roid com pan v, and make regular tilps
each week, Ksving CorvallU and passing
down the river every MonJar, Wednesday
aud FriJay and going up each aiternat
days. The Three SMers Is running "wild"
that Is "on order," going anywhcie for
business. The O R Sc N compane has the
Orient running to C'orvallis regular, going
up Monday and down Tuesday. The
Modoc Is running -wild" while the Cham
pion stars on the lower river. Ea.
Bigamy. Francis Bell, a stranger in
Linn county, was man led to Miss Ellen
Beard at Tangent on December 3jlh. It
has since been teamed that he has a wife
and family living at Roseburg. Saturday
he was arrested at that city for bigamy
and Marshal Hodman left on the night
train after him, arilving here last Monday
with the prisoner, lie was taken before
George Humphrey, Esq, waived exam
ination and was held under fjooo bonds to
await the action cf the grand jury. The
case is an unfortunate one. particularly for
the young woman at Tangent, who was
Imposed on.
ExEMrT Prokrtt. In Oregon Ihe fol
lowing property is exempt from execution:
Musical Instruments, books and pictures
$75; honschold efl;ct, $300; clothing,
$100; and clothing to each member ol the
family, $50; team, tools,iustrumenU or II
brary or whatever Is needed In the trade
or prof esaion of debtor, $400; ten shrep
two cows, five hogs, three months prov
ender. No exemption I good against a
claim for purchase money ; 111 homcstca d.
At the Schools. The attendance at
the public school ha been reduced con
sldcrabir by the epidemic ot colds, called
lagrippe, and the smai'.ei scltool a well
have suffered. Mis Winder's Kindergar
ten the attendance at which is generally
adout twenty-five Is taking a vacation this
week, Mi Wheeler herself now being ill,
and Mr Mead's, with a customary attend
ance of fifteen or twenty, is down to six or
seven. But !; grippe is going and soon
schools and things generally wilt be run
ning in the old or bigger r.ew channels.
Bad for Stock. Mr Jason Wheeler
ha just received a letter from hU son
Frank at Camp Polk on Squaw Creek
which tell of deep snow, for torty day
bare ground not being seen. Stock was
suffering, and where not fed ct home
was dying fast. Mr Wayne Claypool had
ready bought SSoo worth of hay lor hi
600 cattle and too horse and it was about
all gone. The outlook was dubious.
Peeling ax Oraxoe. An attractive
cce of Crayon work may be seen at the
drug store ol Mr G L Blackman. It is
hat ol a boy peeling an orange, the back
ground ol ths scene being black . It shows
good execution. Mis Grace Trumbul'
was the artist. The Democrat is pleased
to see (he large amount ol Interest being
taken by the young people ot the city In
art. Time thus (pent is well utilized. Re
member that "he best can paint who feel
the most." How 00 you leel?
The District Iwstitcte. The teach
ers' Institute lor the third district will be
held at Albany, March 13, 14, 15. This
district embraces Ihe counties ol Marlon,
Polk, Linn, Yamhill and Tillamook.
Prol McElroy Is at present engaged in ar
ranging the preliminary detail for the
nstttute and says the indication are that
It will be attended by all of the rounty su
perintendents and teacher ol tne cistrlct
to the number ol 250. The program has
not been arranged statesman.
The Jefferson BanxjE. The Marion
county court (tand ready and willing to
do it share toward building the bridge,
The people of Syracuse precinct, Linn
county, are going to use every efiort to
have some action taken in the matter at
the February term ol court. They have
all faith in the court and think their ictl-
tion, as piayed for, will be granted, and the
bridge built in the near tuture Jefferson
Review.
Died is low. Mr P P Chaffee and
family left Albany two or three week ago
for Pennsylvania. They stopped off a
liawrden, low, where ir Chance was
taken with the grippe and d'ed four days
afterward on the 14th instant Mr Chaf
fee, who resided here several (months was
a hardworking industrious man and was a
member ot the Masonic lodge.
.Didn't we welcome our exchanges?
Yea, even though the winds of early Jan
uary were blowing through the whiskers
of some of them on the day that they
started out to find our sanctum. Baker
CLy Reveille.
'this reminds us that we received about
ten Reveilles In one day, a good sign of
the extent ol the blockade. - Ugh.
A Chinook Th Is hat been the wettest
day of the season,therc having been a con.
tlnual downpour. An old timer says it is
a genuine chlnook and will knock the
( snow in the mountains out In short meter.
big rise in the rivet may be looked for.
At present there Is about ten feet,
A Business Chanob. Dr I W Starr
has sold hU Interest in the drug store of
Starr A Chus.ck to Mr G C Stanard of
Brownsville, and has purchased ths drug
business of the lattes at that city. Dr
Starr will move to Brownsville and Mr
Stanard to Albany. Mr Stanard is a live
young man and will make a good citizen.
Model Men. Baker City's new police
men will have to be model men. They
cannot enter a saloon or other bnildings
except on business, cannot drink, cannot
swear 01 use abusive langurttre and can
- ' -' ' ' '-r-!i t'.v. All tue 1 exiles of
Some iiAESTirAK. One who sees a
ShakMpeareitn piny welt presented re
ceives Instrnclkm us well as amusement.
Cull it of the sentiments that pandered to
the spirit ol the 16th and 17th centuries
and present the cream and you have a feast
full of meals and choke deserts. This Is
well Illustrated In Hamlet as prerented In
this gcneraUoa. Mr Uaudmann is a re-
markably good Interpreter of that famou
character and present several original
features, a noticeable one be!n$ 1st con
vernation with the absent ghost as If In
the mound below. He portrays the mel.
aneholv character of the Dane with fine
effect, and a well brings out his mad lea
turcs and soar In hi tragic character.
The large audience Saturday evening, con
sidel ing the Inclemency ol the weather.
were delijfhled and instructed by his fine
presentation o' I latulel. How closely the
student of Shakespeare watches (or the
famous passages In this remarkable
drama, some ol wnlch are so fruitful of
thought. The following were noticeably
well expressed.
"Frailty thy name Is woman
"For the apparel oft proclaims the man."
" to thine ownseii be true, anu it must
follow, as the night the day, thou cttnst not
"To be or not to be, to die, to sleep, to
shuttle oft mortal coils, make quietuses
with bare IxHlkln, etc, there's the rub,"
My words fly ut. my thoughts remain
bf low. Words without thoughts never to
neaven go.
" 1 here s a divinity that shape our ends
rough hew them how we will,"
Mr U.indmann was well supported by
Mr llucbnrr as Laertes, and Mr 1'arrUli
a Horatio. Miss Oliver is a remarkably
fine tiertrudu. ts!nnv would like to hava
seen her a Ophelia, thouah the part was
sustained with credit. Mr White Is quite
immense a Pallotilus and the flrst grave
digger. The grave scene and the sword
act were grod and effective, though ol
course pampered, as the whole play is, by
the smillncat of the stage for such a play,
preventing many attractive accessories,
Should Handmann play In Albany at some
auspiclotis season, free from la grippe and
other dire calamities he will be given a
packed house.
A Pkcti.iar Accibknt
very pecu'
liar
accident recently happened at Cor
vaMis. The six months old boy $t J P
Brandon had been placed In a smalt rock
ing chair In front of a fire place, and the
mother had stepped Into the wood house
after fuel to start upthefiie. Wh!!oso
doing, she heard the child begin crying in
a tnutllcd lone. On going into the room
she discovered It had lalien forward and
Its lace and one hand were Imbedded In
the h.t coals It was Immediately rescued
frrm Its terrible position and medical aid
called. The face from below the eyes
down wa horribly burned, aIo the hand.
For awhile It was thought that the bond
would have to be amputated, but the doc
tor think it can be saved.
The Last Ones. This noon the last
ot the victim ol the snow blockade, who
had started lor San Francisco, returned
North. They had been burrowed In at
Ashland and vicinity tor a week or two
and were tired out. Among the crowd,
were the member of the Hans Boatman
troup and Mis Swanton.the elocutionist,
the latter ol whom wa quite disgusted,
and wl-l go eat like lightning or Nellie
lily. They reported many interesting and
exciting circumstances, and joking and
other amusements were the order. One
Dr Loom Is, cf Roseburg, tm being guyed,
got mad and drew a revolver but didn't
shoot. .This they repcrted as ore of tne
worst theatrical episode.
Nellie Bly. Nellie By, alia Mi
Elizabeth Cochrane, who arrived In New
Yoik Saturday from her trip around the
world, made It In 71 days, 6 hour and tl
minute. That was fat traveling and
must have tired Nellie Bly considerably.
Didn't give her much tlms for stopping
and attending Uu-art-rs, Mis Blsland her
compettltor ws considerably slower, and
will of course, want to tear 'Nellie's eve
out. Albanv people appreciate the great
notoriety ot lite business. It was an ad.
Cheek. It Is bad enough for other to
try to Impose on us wl.hout members ol
the same Iratcrnity making the attempt.
The Fireside Companion, a sensational
sheet, wants us to run a $1$ ad fjr that
piper one year. In the first ptace we
wculd'nt have it In our household, as it
sting those 'w ho read it. In the next
place $15 Is too much to pay for a weekly
paper a yea-,.
Exi'elled. Ed Balchs, Harry and
Jchn Wood, ail of South Bend vVash,were
expelled yesterday, by Prol Van Scoy.
from the Willamette University for refus
ing to attend church. They took the t o'
clock train lor their homes, yesterday after
noon. Salem Journal. , "
From Astoria. Mr K F Ashby 1
home from a trip to Astoria. He report
considerable movement there in the real
estate market. New additions are being
laid out every few day and speculation I
the order of the day. Mr Ashby went
over the field and saw many rugged sights,
addition like Smith' at the Bay, level-
vertically.
Lost Somewhere In the city ol Albany
a Board ot Trade. When last seen wa
somewhat emaciated; but had a goodf rtne.
As sprlr.g Is coming on and a live year In
Albany is anticipated It will be needed in
business and anyone who ha seen or
heard of it will confer a favor by fattening
it and returning to the owner.
Send So.mb East. In this weeks isiue
ofthe weekly will appear the article on Al
bany In our issues ol Friday and Saturday
A subscriber say it is the most concise
and best expresses '.he situation of any ar
ticle tie ha yet seen and ordered several
copies. Parties desiring extra copies can
secure them at our counting room.
Daiix;es Oct. Reports Irom different
parts of the county tell of small bridges
being washed up and out or down and out
or fallen to pieces generally. The one
near the cannery at this city is on the list.
The resu't Is thtt travel I a very uncertain
business through the county and' farmers
v. ill be kept pretty close at home,
I.MCHKAsixo UuMXRs.. The business
of the Southern Pacific Co. at this city has
increased so rapidly that it was found ne
cesmry to employ additional help. Miss
Wlllett.a sister ol Mrs E R Skipworth.and
a daughter I Mrs Prater.of this city, has
been installed as clerk and operator, and
may now be seen at the ticket office.
Admit It. There Is no use trying to
conceal the fact that Eastern Oregon Is
now experiencing a very severe winter.
Snow has been on the ground continuous,
ly for over six weeks, and out on the hills
and elevated ranges it Is now nearly a foot
average aepm. rnmevtiie Keview.
K op P. The Uniformed Rank K of P
have elected the following officer for the
ensuing term: J P Hail, Sir Kt. Capt,
Q E Propst, Sir Kt. Lieut. f W M Parker,
SirKt-tleraldj C II Spencea.Sir Kt. Re
D V S Reid, Sir Kt. Treas.; Mai. Geo. W
Ilochittedler was elected installing officer
Is Wasco Cocnty. Mr J Mowery
writing from Dufur, Wasco County, say
the snow was forty inches deep and tha
it then had lain on the ground forty-six
days. The outlook, though, wa good for
large crops this year, ihe average of
fall wn wheat is large.
"Thev laugh that win." OTHELLO,
Act IV. Scene I. See Bandmann Thur
day night, and notouly laugh but be In
structed.
Struck Oil At $1.25 per 5 eallon esa
aest Standard r' oil, ar the Willamette
Pocking Co. s store.
I O O F. Albany LodSe No 4 holds it
regular meeting Wednesday evening
.nUi week. VUitinff brothers are cordially
he At listiTK a a Lee
Thos Kay and wife to J K Weather
ford, D L C ol Eimer Kecs.also
3 acres In tp ta,8 R t w $
Eunice llardman to Nancy A Fro
matt, tots 4, 5,bl 33, .Sodnvilie.,
GeoW Pugh to C M and J V Pu;;ht
bl 3, Glass K to Crawfordsville.
Satlrah M Mills to A C Windotn,
S acres near Urowmvtlle
aoo
1500
140
I) B Thomas to W IS Yate.t-it ol
south half of 1) L C ol W Rob
Tnett , . ,. :
J N Rice to W E Yates, same as
above , , , , ,
O F andCha Stephens to II C Jack
son, E half ol I) L 0 ol Willis
Jackson,,.,, ,
II Bryant to Sn Lumbering Co,
right ol way on land In sec 3J,tp
9.a K 3E.. ...!
Peter S Brenner to Lcsnder Brown,
10 teres In sec i,,tp 9,8 R, t w.
W It Hobson to Elisabeth Shaw.blk
a. Il's A to Mill Utv
' 1
600
100
130
75
J 0 Johnson to Lee Bllycu, varlou
blocks In Sclo, , , , ,,
J M V Bllyeu to Lee Bilyeu, various
tracts In Sclo
050
300
J F Venne,' to Ellas Marstets, tract
In Urownsvllle.... . ,
American Mtge Co to Thomas Rod
gers,3 K qr sec 3. 14,8 R 4 w
Lucy M Rupctl to C U Davis, 167
acre In tp 13.8 R 3 w, , . ......
Milton Hyde to Flora II Stewart, jo
off west able iI blk 4t,Allniny, .
E J Daly el ux tot) A and T C
5 0-3
1700
187
30O
Wheeler, 70I D U CulHw
Cuslck.....
4(10
L E Brown to J C Lelgh.uli right to
300 acre ol west end ot U L C
olil M Brown......
3jO
60O
A llackleman to W W Crowdcr.tot
3, 4,bl ill, H's 3rd A.Albany....
fciisatietn wood ct al to Walker M-
chols.aoo acres In tp 14,8 It 4 w Decree
Total,
" JttSvEE of Ir; give ine the ocular
prol,"-OTIIELLO. Act III, scene 3.
Do not fall to see Bahdmann Thursday
night.
"There Is no hinge or loop to hang a
doubt on" that there wilt be the largest
hou&e of the season, 'Take note, lake
note, oh, world," and go. A we have had
a prosperous year you can not cry that you
"are stieped In poverty to the Hps;" but It Is
"a foregone conclusion" that you can go
as well as not. ''Put In every honest hand
a whip to lash the rascal who remain at
home. Take your girl, though "you love
her not wisely but too well." Take your
mothcrdn-taw, for she "ha a dally beauty
In her Lie " Tae everybody, tor Band
manit'a OTHELLO beggar all descrip
tion.
Rbuekau ETBarAivnxr. Bcti'ah
Rebekah Degree Lodge No 35 I O O F
will give another ol their hlghly-plca.lng
entertainments next Friday evening, Jan
31st to which all Odd Fellows are Invited
The following program will be render,
ed.
Recitation by Erma Carter.
Song by Ora" Dubrullle.
Recitation by Lottie Kctchum.
Song by Maud Crosby.
Recitation by Josephine Barne.
Vocal Duet by Mr Lee and Mrs Van
Winkle.
Recitation by Iwa Vance.
Vocal Holo bv Mr Lee.
Recitation by Mls Helen Crawford.
Vocal Duet by ?rol Young and Mr
Hart.
Quartette by Messrs Hear and Hart and
Mr Lee and Mrs Van Winkle,
Addics by Mr G W Wright.
A Democrat maa witaewted a caring in
cident. A strange earn oat of a aalooa
carrying a new aad uie looking umhrsl!.
aed passed along the street, lie waa abort
ly followed by a resident of the city, who j
after gating a gued look at the man and the
umbrella, followed rapidly after him. Over
taking the stranger he demand! the ttm
bialla. Thaatranjter tUnnrml and got
msdand sai l it waa a mi.tska. But he
dido"! go btek after any lost embrstls, to i
must bsva Ima a ataxr cm of deliberate
teal. What h deserted waa etta.tr a d
ol jl or a big list rapidly applied. Tba
oiaanmi 01 all thiols la the deliberate atu
brslUthi.f. Take a matt ambrslla when
he La away front homa,nd you not only rob
bim of property but leave him in the wat
Prof. II. C. Palmer' Conservatory ot
Musk, Twecdalc'a block, First street, Al
bany, Oregon, opened January aoth, 1890.
The course ol Instruction will consist of
classes tor piano,organ, harmony and voice
culture. There will be a normal class and
diploma furnished to teacher. Student
graded to insure equality In rendition.
Prof Palmer's I the only recognized sue
cessful system known for a thorough
musical education. Send lor circular and
reference. Oilie hours I to 3 p. in.
UTIIELLO IHCRSDAY IN IGIIT, At IX O -
clock this morning there wa a long line
ol expectant purchaseia preslstently hold
Ing their place in line outside the door o
the Willamette Packing Co grocery
Although Albany I a pro) restive city I
I an untual thing to see a line ol staid and
sober citizens waiting for a place ol bust-
sines house to open as early a six o'
clock in Ihe morning. Thl 'determined
assemblage was occasioned by the an
nouncement that the sale ol pure ani
lreh groceries and provisions commenced
earlcy every morning and that the rule ol
first come first served will be strict.! ob
served. Not OprosEDTOMDiciNi. Although
the new Hygienic treatment of Dr A Wil.
ford Hall doe not prevent the use ol any
kind ol medicine; no physican can hon
cstly oppose Its use, yet by Its use medi
cine I unnecessary for it powerfully a
lst nature to throw oft all Injurious and
foreign matter that lost health is rapidly
regained and good health preserved and
longevity assured. For further Informa
tion address.
J B Hugiih.
Agent Albany Or.
DirraRENCEOfOpiKioN. John Elliott
returned last Sunday from the Willamette
alley, lie says the bunch grass country
tilts him wetter than anyrhing he saw In
Webfoot. HI lathtrand brother, ho says,
are comfortably located on the , farms
which they bought In Linn county, and
will probably remain there, Ochoco Re-
lew. .
Don't FR.rr.--It ts not expected tha
work will begin on the O P In the Cascades
before the middle ol April next. If it
does not, the railroad company wilt have
to bustle in order to get across the moun
tain in time to haul next season's crop of
wool. uchoco Keview.
Committees to Mckt. -Allcomnilttees
having charge ol matters connected with
the decoration of the Masonic HH are
noli bed to mee: at Masonic Halt to mor
row evening at 7 o'clock sharp, . ,
By order ol Com ot Arrangements. -
Kid Gloves. I have just received an
Invoice ol the celebrated P. Cenl emeri
kid gloves in black and eolored. These
with the other brands I handle, Foster
genuine hook and Our Own brand, imnkes
an assortment that any tndy can be suited
in prices ana quality, lhese are all first-
class goods and warranted as represented
SAMUEL E. YOI'NO,
- Taks Aim When wanting anything
in the gun line, shot, rifle or revolvs r, call
on Price & Robson. They carry a first-
class stoek, and a well a full line ti am
munition and will not be undersold.
Get a Machine.-And wnen getting
one let it be either a Domestic or Davis
Price & Robson are agents for these su
perior sewing machines and invite v in
spettion of what they can do.
A New Discovery- Hubbard' Jlead
ache Capsules.
They are a p:it;j
COtJNtlli PltOCKKDiNUS.
Tuesdty, Jan. 38th, 1890.
Present Mayor, Recorder, Marsha
Street Commissioner, and Councllmen
French, Tsbler, Burkhart, Smith and Gar
rctt.
The following bil.s were oidcred paid
F W Blumberg, $9 ooj Hochslec'ler
Sar, $1.40 ; N J llenton, $15.35 j John
Jones, $70.00 j W N Miller, $70.00 j J N
Hoffman, $58.67.
In matter of petition ol L II Montana
lor a crosswalk across Brondalbln St. same
was ordered.
Petition of I r.cnm and other for side
walk was granted.
The committee on fire and water repot t
ed oil petitions ol Ashby & Dickinson, C
W Parker and G F Simpson, reporting
against adopting two former and in favor
ol the latter.the addition not covering any
more ground and to be covered with tin.
The committee on ways and means re
ported In favor ol printing ordinances In
book form, 30 copies to be In cloth and 30
Ir. paper, and that the cost would be about
60 cents a page. On motion the commit
tee was continued to arrange lor codifying
the laws.and that the contract for printing
same be let to lowest bidder.
Closet at Callboos was ordered repaired.
Street commissioner Hunt recommend
ed repairing ol sidewalk adjoining old
Foster ' properly at the Santlam Ditch.
Same was ordered, to be completed In le;i
days.
Petition ot O Dannals and or asked
that an electric light bo placed at Intersec
lion of Washington and Third streets.
Referred with Instruction that committee
establish light at once II deemed necessary.
I'cutton 01 it uenuricson and or tor
seer across Ellsworth street was granted,
aim H jcordcr wa Instructed to adv-rtls
for bid, work to he dene in 60 days.
The petition ol M tlaumgart.Hale Back
ensto and or aklng that W II Greenwood
he declared a common drunkard wa read.
Referred to committee on health and po
lice with Instructions that every saloon
keeper In Albany be notified not lo sell li
quor to Mr Greenwood.
License were granted lohn blblin and
Huffman & Taylor to sell liquor.
Matter ol covers of ctt'v's cisterns wa re.
(erred with power of committee to act.
air 1 abler moved thM com on Ord frame
ordinance providing that any one desiring
to erect a building ol Ihe value ot or
over first lake out a permit from City Re
corder. Referred to committee on ordi
nance. The following bid were read tor board
ing city prisoner s Ja Murray, iS cent
per meal j J N HofTman.so cent per ir.eal.
Contract was let to Mr Hoffman.
The following bid were read for furn
ishing dirt and gravel t John Maxwell,
river gravel, 95 ccnts.pit 6jc,dlrt lac N E
Steel, river gravel Vs cents, pit 6 Jc, dirt
ijc J Whlteide,rlver gravel oc,plt 64c,
dirt 34c. Contract let to John Maxwell.
The contract lor doing city printing, or
dinances, etc., was let lo stltc K Suiting
at 35 cent per Inch per Insertion.
Bid tor printing poster were : Paisley
Si FUh, 65 cent 5 C W Wall, 49 cents.
Contract let to C W Watts,
Matter ol bids for cross walk wa laid
on table.
Tne Mayor called the attention of the
council lo the matter ot kerosene, powder
end combustible in the city and the ne
cessity ol care.
Malts r of securing lumber and nail wa
referred to committee on street and pub
lic property with power to act.
L'r and Dow . Some ol the princi
pal up and down in business Ifet
keep f mtlity op and prices . This it
being done very successfully at LaForest
A" T Kiinpson's.and those dinner set to be
distributed among our citomer fan. 1st
a creating no little interest a well as our
price.
A Verwct That the grand display ol
eat, ornair.cntal baskets, each containing
one pound ol choicest tea, at LaForest tt
Thompson's, is the finest importation ever
ordught 19 Albany. Thl tea I basket
Sred. mire and ol rich flavor. Ve offer It
at the astc-.lshly low price or 40c
A .Sharp Item The nest line al cut
lery and shear In the rlty at Stewart A
Sox a. Their good art tha very best aad
III aland the test.
Made to Cot. When buying an ase
get the best, one that is durable a well as
sharis. and the p- xca to do it is at Price St
Kobson s,wt)o att nave a ana line ot wea.
ge, etc.
A DaiaiiT Idea. We refer to the large
assise line ol saw and carpenters tool
at Price St Robson. . The best In market
and price the lowest.
Abbey's Addition. 54 lot la this ad
dition to Albany, near Hackletaan's 3rd
vidition.lor sale, at to $135 a lot, at
Lurran Si Montelth s.
Home Una honey .-looking lor caUn are at
U IS Brownall'a
Charles E" Br own ell.
t Poor Ueatanity I
Tbe common lot is one of tot row y at
tea the posaitnists, they who look at tbe
worti!e. Cartalnly what woald other
wise be a bright existence, i often nhadow
ed by eouie ailment that overhang it like a
pall, obscuring perpetually tne raoiaaoe mat
else woald Hxht the path. Snoh aa ail nient
and a very common one. i uervouoos,or ia
other words, weakness ot the nervou system,
a condition only irremediable wnere ineffi
cient or improper mean ar taken to relieve
it. Tb concurrent experienoe 01 aervoo
peep! who have persistently Died I lot tetter'
Stouiaoh Bitter it, that it oonqner entirely
so persons; tivenees of the neryoi, a well a
ausea o ealtea w 11 10 11 ar inviisu ana
sustained by their chronic weakness- At
the nerves gain stamina Irom the gieat tonio
the trouble dissppear. Use tbe Bitter tor
malaria, rhenm&tim,bi!louneea aod kidney
troubles. ' -
Utter l.lt.
following I th list of letters remaining la tb Fat
Oflls, Albany, Linn county, Oretroa, Jan. 23, 1ES0
Parsons sailing- for these lotte must giv the dale oa
which thT war adyarUesd I
E. THOMW0IT r
M.
neneel.SllssOttlU
lUnuelt, tltory
Hurtheld, Mrs Uary
Cea, O B
Bnrlebaugh. H U
Blnaaaro. si M
Cnailile, Lary
C'aalt, tt O
Eaatwoed, Will 1
Harbin, Mrs K A
Lee, TJ
Mulier, Wm C
Mattaon, lass t
O Mail, Wm
rlrs, John L
bimiJi, 1 H
Ounard, win
Ureshnitf, Albert
Kin?, Wm It
Loekwewi, Mia Asanl I
Msxwe'l, JO
Oris, Da! ln
rorser, airs k n
Ho'emsn, Abraham
Vesune, woe
HARRIED.
WATERS MOORE On Jan alst,i8oo
at the residence of J M Waters in Browns
ville, by Rev 0 Sperry, Mr W W Water
and Miss Ida Moore. The weddinir wat
largely attended and a fine display ot pre
sents wat presentea tne nappy eoupie.
B0RX.
BURKHART. On Jan. 35, 1890, to
the wife of T II Burkhart-a boy. All
doing well.
DIED.
GILBERT. On Jan. asth, 1890, at
Sweet Home, Dr. J. N.Gilbert, aged about
fifty. Dr Gilbert recently resided In Al
bany for a few weeks, moving to Sweet
Home, where he soon made many friends
He leaves a w lte ana son,
BYLAN V. At vvoodburn, at it o
clock a m, Monday, Jan 37, 1890, of ty
phold pneumonia, Dr Don C Byland.
deceased was the cordior of Marion coun
tv and had been sick but a few days.
deceased was at one time a school teacher
in Linn county, moving to Marlon county
fbont ten vca: a?o.
I10J1K AM) AUR04II
MONDAY,
Tha wires araalldown latwtao Albany and
California.
Col E 0 Parkinson, pla pouslon exam
iner, wa in the oit Saturday ,
Raiiinnlng today tha Kaotiatn La ml or Co
of MillCily manufsotnns DO, 000 teat it lum
ber daily,
Tii revival services at tha M K Churuh
will ba oontioud daring tlii week, oinch
Dteistt being manifested,
Tli Willamette Valley, on account of the
weatuer. did oo'eaii yttdy from the Bayj
but it was thooght would . to-dy,
One of tha features of Mr Phelps nw
printing cftio i a 11 no Performing mufllilnr.
He does work of that kind for tha trade.
Bert Van Clave, whi has bean op tb Col
ombia toting ssmail clerk, nid in I'oitlai.d
studying fir the stag, was in tli uity last
vvuing.
Broke Jail. Two prisoners, incarce
rated In tlio Marlon county lull, broke out
last night and It w thought came this
way, A reward of f (0 each wa offered
lor their capture.
Mrfleo W Hani has been enjiazed by
Estan Aeliensnn to run tha meohaoioal
part of their marble shop, next door to ths
uxmocrat oiiieo for 1 law trooihs.
Mrs 0 A UUrkr, a pioneer lady ot Alarum
oounty and one of the prominent women of
the Valley, died last night, II. r death will
be reurttd by a large number ol friends
tarough the Valley,
A man it Waahinittnn make a living by
wakina osoula uo. II oauht to so to
Cotvjdli oit prod tb merchant there. W
ma l bis remark In tha Interest 01 our
worthy x a there.
Mr C W Watta. Heoratary of the H W
Firamens Assooiation his lost oomnlatsd th
publication of tha minute of tha assr.eia'-ioo
and tournament orooeedintf ol 188'J held at
Taoonia. Tha panttihitt is well gotten op
Articles of ineoronration of th flsntiam
Lumber Co. with W II lUlston. Let Brown.
Thos Kirns aed J A &ltw aa incorporator,
have just beta filed in Marion count y. The
Albany lumber ysid under tha eharga of Mr
L Brcwo I on of lb best in tha valley.
Not being Utah it wa a peculiar sight to
ea two young women la tha waiting room
at tba depot together this noon who war tba
wivsw of ono maa tand. had another womso
residing- is th valley been present tha ease
woald hava l-e.o still mora oomptit a'.d,
tbooyh lrK(timatly.
TCEStlAT.
Chin N Ysr is ever.
Wheat baa uone aa a notch to CI eenta
and oil to 3!oent.
A drunken trsmo wm arraaUd vaitarda .
II wa looking for a pise to stop and loan d
Oa.
Mr C L Back ratoroed last ni iht from a
trip to Iowa and is bow prepirsd to msk
Alhaoy hi permanent bom.
Amoag the best advag tiser la Baker City.
are L,odrmta 4C MoOratb. Commercial
wa est thsy are doing a fin busies.
Dr W II Rowland ha formad a ttartoer-
sbip with Mr L C titration, if filler in tb
nkoagmot of th Paoide Medical Co'
busieesf .
Mr E 0 Bardalv has lust 00m id a tad
daooratlog hi real estate ol&or, including
eleotrte light, end it i 00 w aa attractive
place.
Mr Kin met t. father of J P Emmet t. of Mc
Coy, died at Albany last Satarday, aod waa
brought to Bethel for berial Sunday. Dal
las Observer.
Mr James M array bsa tetorned from a
trip op the Columbia, aad ia a few day
UlUke chare ot the Ktcbaag Hotel.
im is a rustier in tt hotel basin.
PndItoa new baa a eow ordinance. All
live eitie haye, There ia no better sign of
moss back ism than cow raeaing at large ia
fuy targe eooaga to put on air.
Th Kaaasll-Jewell Dramatic Do tr scent
ed Lynwood hut Bight to a fair boas. The
company ia a good one, aod ia this thrilling
military drama displayed som very elever
aetlag. :
Kvery saloon keeo,- in Albany wa noti
fied last evening Dot tt sell Mr W 11 Greta-
wood intoxicating driaka. ani some at least
had an opportsoity of refuting hi request,
and did so.
Three me were arrested at 1 alare. Cal. I
m nmntiog cnargea vug in recent train
!.; . ! 1 -. . . 1 1
robbery nr that city. Tbey were heavily
armed, and denied the chaige. Nt eireem
taaoee were said to bs. agaioat them.
Mr We Shannon, tb boraeman. who baa
been Salem stoce the State lair, ill with ty-
t'Doii' lever, returned to AUwny thia toon,
looking pretty tbioi bet on the lenprove.
Mr Uackensta, the seotlemaa who tmr-
chd th Jane lot 00 Main street last fH,
waa in town the fore pari ot the week. He
wa accomuanied by hi father, who wa
looking at LUlia property. I) t'la 0ervr.
Tb rain have not Vat raised th Ca'i-
pooia liul-nlly lo briuf the !s no by
Urawfordviitodn the creek. and Air Moj
er who baa a tsr n ttuitcy thiok it doabt-
tat it taere 1 satuuieut wie far the porpoee.
Tbey are teHet of a Salem man. y tb
Utant county New, wh.i aeked to boj te
carry ball onid tl weod from ihe aidewalk
ap a flight of tairs to hi otliee. aad when
they bad bntsbed the task bande-1 on of tba
lad a nickel, with instruction to.divrd it
between them.
Mr B Selling left last eveoiou lor Alltany,
to attend th fum-rsl ol his brother, Mr Isaac
Selling, wbodied Friday at that place. The
deceased was a wealthy tnerohaut of Albany
and a prominent aod influential citizen.
Pendleton E O. This moat be aa error, a
no uch prominent merchant has resided
here.
WBtlSKKDAV.
Bargain at Head 'a.
Ladies all wool tcarUt naderwear. Ho
B&S.
Babies Chamois moceaa'n at Birrowa k
Searls,
Mr Jesaa Sooth, of tbe Forks, ia in tbe
city to-day.
II S William. ex-Aasctw, bsa been ia
tb eitj .
Great olearaaee a!e for th next 30 days
at w r ueade. .
Uood evening Have yon tried 1 Iubbardt
Elegant Lotion
For deotriatry try Dr Wageooer over the
Line County Back.
. 10 per oeut off on all cash talea for tb
next 30 days at W F Read'e.
W can and will aell cloak cheaper than
any roruaoa nous. . v r itesa.
Low price are what count and 0 E
Brownell i th place to got them.
Yon osn save maoy a dime by trading at
II U llnbbardi new drug store. Try it.
Haner kraut, pioklee, pickled pie feet
and everything nice at C K Browntils.
Ask to soe oar Riilrovl Eaaiueer ahoe.
ast tsoeived at oirrow t bssrl.
k sood seoond-haud orjran for aale cheap
at tha Art (tamo over Litu.t Oounty liaak.
Thos desiring dishes or lamp can Bud a
bargain at La Forest k Thompsons. V
Choice Sicily lemons, diied Italian prunea
peaohe eto, at Lar orest S 1 ooinpsons,
-. . . ... -
Mr Crossman. recently of Pennsylvania, is
jn the eity with a view to locating.
No need to suffer with the headaoh when
Hubbard's Capsules will surely cure you.
1201 eases of matches were reoently 1L.1D
ped to Portland by way of the Oregon Pa-
oino.
Fear are entertained that the Saadorsoa
bridse on the South Santism will be taken
off by huh water.
Mr William McCnlloob.an old and hiahly
respected pi noer of Linn oounty, is lyiug
dangerously ut at uamsDurg.
Fbelps, tb printer, makes a specialty
fine ork. Office oyer WF Co' express
otuo , First street.
Mr E C Phelps haa juse opened a new job
printing omoe on i irst street, over W r
Co'i express office, and is now ready for busi
nets. Uive mm a-eaii tor nne work.
Tbe river baa been raising steadily dnrins
the day, in all about a foot and a balf, and
press time was I'i leet 0 to a loohes above
low water mark.
The river bat been rising steadily all
dav.
The Calipooia particularly is ou the rampage.
When w neat irom tne mountains it
thought it vill be in aa immense volume
water, .
Choice cloaks are cow being offered at 60
cents on tbe dollar at Sample rooms opposite
the Revere House. Remember we are
lor a few days only. See ady io this issue.
A good cloak man wanted.
The
The Chinaman that aasaultci Mrs Murray
of tha Exchange Hotal a few eveni.igs since
was brought up before Squire Humphrey
ai.il waived examination. His bail was fixed
; at .f 100, ia defai.l5 of which ho wat tc.it to
The
Hon I, T Barin, ohairmst, ol tli republic
an state eootral committee, has decided -on
calling the committer tgnbrir.pirtlt.d
on tb Gth of March. IU does 01 1 koow 1 -I
oat the probable date f th tU roavei -tion.
What etihanaos th l-anty of lin feature
more than a clear akin T Even plain features
are made ttractiv by a good complexion.
To scour this, purify oor I Inod with Ar'
8arprilla, It ha bo eqttal. P.ice, $1.
Six buttle, $5. Worth $fl a bottle.
Eminent physicians everywhere t com
mend Ayer' Cherry Pectoral as th m t
reliable rumedy that esa be had for anlda,
soegn. ana ail pulmonary duordsr. Ask
yoor dro(flt for Ayar Almaoao j it 1 th
nest pooi'osu. n 01 tb kind, and foil of in
fortnstioa.
DOTVVIIXK,
As j 011 have no correspondent from this
vicinity I thought perhaps a few lines
might beof liiU-iesl.
The peoyde generally here have been
afflicted with the Influenza or grippe, but
notning latai irom it yet.
Uncle Martin Prlne, an old pioneer ol
mis county, I dangerously III at the resi
dence ot his datighter.Mrs Alley Deakln.
Snld to have dropsy of the heart.
Mr John W Galne 11 week purchased
the county right for Linn county loscll
the improved rein holder.patentcd by J IJ
Young, ol Hon Marcos, Tcxa. It'l the
bos line holder vet Invented,
k Stock fall kinds wintering well thus
Man led at th residence ot Me Henry
Kinxer, on Jan. 19th, 1890, by I II reeryj.
P., Mr U IS Dertlilck and Lillie M Klniter,
both ol Unu county.
The enow on the ground during ourcotd
snap saved our fait sown wheat
Politic beginning to loom up. Seevral
candidate lor the various office ol the
county are out in the fork, to-wlt : A F
Beard for Sheriff, Alexander Montgomery
lor Co Treasu.cr, lease M South and Mr
Michael an: la uiidate lor Assessor, all
subject to th- will ol the Democratic Co.
Convention,
Crook C'ol.vt v. Wednesday forenoon
Qainty clerk U own' house, with pearly
all ita content was destroyed by fire, Mrs
Brown had bul'd a fire In the kitchen stove
and had gone acros the street lo a neigh
bor fora lew triomertU.andit I supposed
'he heat of the stove set the wood In the
woodbox on fire, and from that the wall
caught, soon getting ihe whole house In a
blaxe. Mr Brown estimate the entire loss
at about 1 Jooo, on which there was on in
surance. There I no question now but the loss of
stock In Crook county from the effects of
the present storm i'll bequl'e heavy,
Ochoco Review.
Loos Ixjst. Wednesday morning Cpoo
leet ol logs got loose on the McKenxle and
It was thought ail of them would be lost.
They were valued at about $30,000, and
will probably lodge along the slats end
float down stream.
Aa elegant line ol new deeigos ol chaise
Jast reeetfed at FortmiUer k Ir tog's.
Ladies shoes, mens shoe, Diiase shoe
ebiidreo shoe, men boot, hoy boots, st
loss than eott to make room tor othe- e.oeda
at C Broweeli's.
All I aak ia an house t comparison of
any
pricee with tboee ot outer dealer.
V K HBOWaBUL.
Try fi I4H cre:o o'teot a-. U Browov
ell's.
Atbaay Market.
Wheat le
OataoSOo.
Bsxec 2ae pr to.
rrp-t
IUy-fl,00.
Jotavtoe 7S eta per bnebol
Bsa on 6t.!
A plea 74 cent per b,
?orR 8!e per It- ctreeawd.
Beeona hatns. lV4o,
ehooldere, he. '
aldee.luo.
Aid9: Dor lb.
iriour-4.4S per bid.
Me ken 00 per tiox.
till Feed bran, 14.00 per ton
ehorta. Id.
roiddilnjr, SO.
.. CbOf n, Vt.J
I am bow better prepared than I hav
ver been to twit my customer In tbe
aboalioe, I have just received a large
Invoice ot the celebrated Laird Scbeber
Mitchell fine ehoes for ladloa.
Tberwla no maaufmciarer who claimal
acythlni; bettor tban these ahoea. I In
tend so keep a full aaaortment of them In
all pricee, width from A to EE and ean 1
ea't Ihe moat faaildlotia In At and price.
I alo received another Invoice of tbe
popular ahoe E P Reeds in Wankenpbaat
and Patent leather tip. Those shoe am
well known In Albany ae a first olaar nice
sty la shoe. Oder from the e&untry fill
ed with care and aatirfa' iion guaranteed
Faxckt, E Tocno.
By General Request.
ALBANY 0PER1 10USI.
ONE NIGHT ONLY-
Thursday, Jan. 30th.
The Great Traglo Actor,
DANIEL E. 3ANDMANN,
, nd hU New York Coaopanyof 13
well knowa artists in Shake,
poare'e tnasterflece,
OTHELLO
Reserved aeata, 73c, admiatlon, 5 0
cent. Tickets lor aale at Blaokman'a,
DR. O. J, PATTO'ly
Fhysioian and Surgeon.
BLUMBERQ'S CLOCK.
Femal diseases a sptoialty.
Can be found in the offiss day and night.
ALB ANY, 'OR.
at
WHIISM1N & EULBERT BROS..
Real Estate Ag-ents',
Farm and Kanehea for saia.
Also city breparty in Albaoy
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Watches, Watches,
Springfield watches,
Hampton watches,
Seth Thomas watches,
Automatic watches,
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M. FRENCH'S,
The Jeweler.
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ALBAHV, 03EC0H.
MQNF.Y, CHEAP-MONEY.
We have made arrangements to supply
money to all on long time at law rat of
Interest on improved firms and city prop
erty. Thsee who contemplate building
brick block or good brick business house
can get money. See us.
Wallace ir CnsicE.
JAOES P. KiEAD, ;
IttoniBj at Law and fills Examiner,
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in all tb court of the
State. Abstract ol . Title foroished on
short notice- Ten s ears caperienee.
fitly
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Choice Candy,
CIGARS AND
NEAR THE POST OFFICE" ALBANY, OREGON
STICK
tn the tact that aui ctfering better hargaica than any one else in Albany
Bought at bat irupt aaloa I can tll
First-Glass Goods
or le!owkC0ST.
FOP
Oenert merchandise of all kind
itii ii-
Wherejare y outgoing my pretty maid ? I am go
ing to buy a Jewel Stove, she said. They gi e
such good satisfaction th it they make a home
pleasant, and with Anti-Rast Tinware all is joy.
MATT I EAYS .t WA STILURN
Keep Your Eya on
E.G. BE AHDSLE Y'S
Column.
Agent for New Zealand Ins. Co. Car'
'at, $5,000,000. Fire andMarine Insuranc
written.
ALBANY PROPERTY.
A good buy. Business property on f-Yc . i
ond St, in one of the very best blocks j
town. This I the same block where tf. t
roost extensive Improvements are to i.e i
Mftde In the spring, This property U tne
only frontage In the entire block that can
be had al any price. This I the best off e r ;
In business property in the city and will i
soon goat Ihe price I am asking. Cait at. j
the office for particular. f
Farm property at all prices and In differ f
ent localities. Improved lends can sell on t
isy terms.
160 .ares fcr$nx, I
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t4 acres for 'ioo.
tCo acre in the coal belt $7 per acre.
SS acre on Coo Bay, 5 per acre.
Cheat) lot in Albany. Residence. lots I
birth Improved and unimproved. Lot e.ox I
too in Pip' addition. This lot faces town
and ts a bariraln at S1S0. Lots in Burk- t
hart' and Goltra Park addition. If you are f
looking for Investment in Albanv proper- i
ty come and see me. f
1 wo cottage for rent, J,8 each. j
ASTORIA PROPERTY.
Lot in the RAILWAY AD3ITI3S to Ato
rh.. This property I situated just one
mile and a quartet from the very center
of toria and ia practically Snnide proper
ty. Thi addition has been on the market
but a very few weeks and 1 new nearly
all sold, panic In Astoria investing to a
large amount. The price for these fine
lot is $85 for inside lot and gioo for corn
er. I hese price will positively be raised
on February 1st to $100 for int'de lots and
f 115 for corner. Now f jr sale on the in
stallment plan. $.10 down and the balance
at $s per month Call quick and select
the finest, only a few left. Call ind com
pare locations.
Acre property ir Astoria tor sale.
Am agent for the Astoria Real Estate
and Trust Co., of Portland. Thi compa
ny make a specialty of Astoria property,
and if you desire to invest in this city by
the sca,lt will pay you to call and eamin
my list.
In office evenings.
E.G. BEAPsDSLET,
'Real Estate and Insurance Broker
and Notary Public,
EroadalbinSt., Albany, Or. .
The jPride of Albany "soap
by far the best laundrysoap
in the market contains no
rosen. lry it and you will
use no other. For sa.e only
by.,,; -C.
. BROWNELL.
HoticB.cf final Settlement.
Notice ia hereby given that the under -aig-sed
edminiatsator ofthe estate of John
B William, deceased, his filed hi final
aeoooat with the Clerk of linn county,0re
gon, and the Coootv Court baa fixed the SrJ
day of February, 1800, at the boor of ten
o'clock a. m., for the hearing of objection
to said account ar.d for the ttlnent of
aad estate. .
Thia the ISth day of Doceniber, 1SS9.
, BF WlLUAMi.
J K WEATHEisroaD, Administrator.
Att'y for Admin.
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XatS) Fraif, etc.
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call oa ma. Fartic lar bargains ia a sam;
G, VJ. SEIPSORi
Albany, Oregcs
Matthews & Vashbum,
Aleaxy,
Orkgox,
Kardware,Stoves and Tinwar,
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