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Newspaper Page TextTHE aiOKKIMj UEllli FEIJT FEBRUAllY 14, lfc)0. J flmifaq gaily Snail! SPKCIAL, 13:30 A. 31. Not to so our .stoves and ranges before buying is ii mistake. " Mis takes are ahvayi cottly. In heat ing stoves ue liavo t he largest as well as the most carefully eeleeted stock in the city. The stoves we , offer wore not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. "We know what each stove will do, and they were bought for cash, so the price is right. We have special ties in heaters, beside our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su perior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. Smith ON HALE ti. ii.,, . ir.-r..... ,. ;n i XilC J.lll. I ll.AaiU 111 lie Ull I i. . : , i 2&ltJ CilLH lUUllilll HI 1111 stand of V. F. Kubn's, where it can be procured at 5 cents per copy. WEATHEli, INDICATIONS. For Albany and v .cinitv-Fol-i lowing is the forecast tor 24 hours,!?""0?' ah ramui-v as ine -ending at 8 i m. to-oa v : lamelte- Fair; slightly warmer. ; JOTTINS ABOir TOWN. E. 1). Cusick went to Salem yes terday. G. L. Blackraan left vesterdav for Portland. Geo. J'ish, of Corvallis, was in the city yesterday. A fine line of toilet soaps at Stan ard & Cusick's. For school books and artist sup plies go to Stanard & Cusick's. Cheap Astoria lots in the exten sion to th Kail way addition. Buy lots in the extension to the Kail way addition to Astoria. They are cheap. A good second hand organ for sale cheap at the art studio over Linn County bank. - J. O. Writsman of this city has purchased of W. Beck of Seattle four acres adjoining that city for $3000. The ladies of the Congregational church will give a sociable at the residence of W. L. Vance Friday evening, Feb. 21st. The attention of the public is in vited to the complete line of artists' supplies at Stanard & Cusick's. They also keep all kinds of school books. -' . . Matthews & Washburne are anx ious to make a wager that Martin Ludwig, who will remain with them,' makes the best wash boiler made in this valley. ' " Go to Geo. C. Henderson's for pure fresh" groceries. Prompt at tention"' given to r the wants of all. Give us a call. 'One price to every one, and that the lowest. ' !l f All the cities of Oregon are pre paring for a great influx of popula- I tion and a wonderful stimulus to industries and enterprises which shall -deyelop the resources of this state. - , The Brownsville Cornet Band will give a grand ball at that place on the 22nd inst. The band "is one of the best ever in that town, and the people there take" a ' just Dride in it. ' The Albany Farmers' Ware- house Cc. in this city quote wheat as follows: Albany white wheat ;n rents. A 1 ban v red wheat 57 cents, Tangent white 5S cents, 1 i . . 'tl 4 wime oais ou teuis. Regular meeting of McPherson j Relief Corps this afternoon at2:30. A full attendance is desired, as there is business of importance to be transacted. E. Woodin, presi dent, Kate B. Montanye,secretary. Geo. Dickinson, of the Oregon Land Company, returned yester lnv from Salem. He savs that the people of Salem and surrounding i ccuntry win speeany reounu mesyiUjUuu Dusneis wnicn naa Deen 'wagon bridge which was washed j poiled by the floods and thrown away. A large number of the sawlogs which came down the river on the flnnd liave been picked up picked up by industrious citizens of Astoria and will be converted into desiraDie firewood. The larger number have been secured by Uniontown resi dents. The only pleasant form of La Grippe i found in a choice brand of cigars of that name manufac tufed by I. Guiss. They are on sale at Stanard & Cusick's drug store. It is pronounced the best five cent cigar in the market. . Messrs. Stanard & Pusick, the new proprietors of the drug store, recently purchased of Guiss & Son, have the store fitted up in elegant style, an'd their stock; is displayed in an attractive manner. They are energetic young business men and wilfdo a thriving business. Dr. P8tton ireats successfully all nt' women, and guarantees to 'curtail c&rable private diseases. He fcas assure remedy loi ' catarrh Si toVfaeaa.' He sleeps m hiff office .n vnm citv calls day ot night. Consultation is free and everything ofritlv ffVrrridenliai. no enu uo found in bis etpce block from" ICfo 12, In ' Blumberg's ,'2 iol4 tAd 7 to 8. Crossing the Wr at" Salem. wk iiffin1tv has been' exben- t Salem since the bridge Was washeoVliiy in crossing the river, rSta-tesman says ; that briefness fias spftmg up' in ..o maHtti?Aatife 'of "row boats Across the Willamette. "Among aAiav ti.lntfa that 'went over were two vehicles. Their, wheels were .i fr nnA the'wacons had to be taken across piece by piece. But the task was successfully performed a iHi horses obtained on the .ii hont the mails will go by wagon, one of the vehicles having hAPn the man wagon, a" ve rity is soon to have a ferry. THE TJPPEE WILLAMETTE. The Cofiition ot tho Locks ard the Situa tion of the Sttamers, Etc. As the Willamette continually recedes, the damage to tbe locks at Oregon City becomes better known. Tbiee of the gates are gone and it will require three weeks or a month to repair the damage. There is $2500 worth of iron ineach set of the gates, which alone is quite a loss, to say nothing of the cost of rebuilding new ones. One of the gates was found in the big drift pile above Johnson's wharf, on the East Side, and there is a possibility of the other two being found, unless they have drifted away into the Columbia. Iwoofthe Union Pacihe boats are makinir the best of' the situa- - ml hivp vs, anu nave tion above the locks already engaged in the local pas senger trade. The Oregon Pacific ; Com panj-, who have three of their i boats on the Upper Willamette.are j negotiating with the Oregon City uuai, i-ijuttiivuriuv; iu luanu cuiinec- . ... T , .11 lions with Portland One of this i company's boats, the Three Sisters I is lying, high and dry in the county road, at Oregon City, and j has settled, so that her hull is ! much damaged. , '"" unBe wiling T"l. 1 L! . f 11? Will Award Medals. J. L. Bell, general superintend- ent of the railway mail service, an- nounces that the postmaster-irener al has decided at the close of this year to present twelve gold medais to the clerks in the railway mail service. They will be known as the "Postmaster-General Medals," one of which will be awarded the clerk in each of the eleven di visions who shall during the year of 1890 have made the best general record on the largest number o' cards, representing postoffices dis tributed by routes, etc. The twelvth medal will be awarded the clerk who shall correctly distribute in tbe shortest time, and 'with the largest number of separations, cards representing the greates num ber of postoffices. Nothing But Glet. The Polk County Observei says : "Not only are the cattle in some parts of the state threatened with a deadly visitation, but the malady glanders, it is reported, has ap peared right here in Polk county, several head belonging to Joseph Black, on Salt Creek, it is said be ing afflicted with the disease. The state veterinary surgeon has been notified of this and will be over to make an examination. Tbe horses are sick; but it is sincerely hoped their ailment will prove to be f. less violent disease than glanders." The ailment perhaps is gleet, a much 'less dangerous disease than gHnders. - i f i .. On the Narrow Gauge; ! The Oregon ian railway trains are running between Brownsville and Spicer, connecting with the South ern Pacific trains on the Lebanon branch, and from West Scio to Woodburn connecting with the Southern Pacific train running be ; twfeen Albany and Woodburn. On J the west side, trains i nn through i from Portland to Monmouth. 1 passengers and mails for Salem take stages' " at "Perrydale and ! Dallas, and for Independence. At Monmouth ample accommodation has reeri made for passengers to and from the west side of the Wil i ii - t me7, ,,ve, t, 8iae, ,u a rerryuain anu iauus uiiu uieroau 1" i" .,a" i..cc and the terry crossing to Salem, which is in good working order. Along: tlic liivcr. E. F. Sox returned yesterday from Independence. He reports that along the banks of the beauti frl Willamette are the scenes of much destruction. At the Wjlls warehouse opposite Millers station he saw 3000 bushels of ruined wheat thrown into the river. At Independence was a huge pile' of into the water, the latter was owned by Mr. Sullivan, and the other by the farmers who live west of Millers. For Sunday. When you get vour mail to-day, go down to the Willamette Backing Co.'sand order your supplies for Sunday. They have eveiy delica cy to be found in the market, as well as a large siock oi staple gro ceries and provisions of all kinds, and sell as cheap as any house in the valley. Their clerks are cour teous and obliging, and always ready to cater to the wants of their easterners, uney have some fine dressed chickens for Sunday. Call early. ' i ii . i Hiding: in Oregon. . Three democratic members of the state senate of Montana arrived in Portland Wednesday night. It is supposed that the other senators are now in Pendleton. This is too much-" Floods and' blockades are bad enough, but when it comes to tttfhmg' these ' imbecile runaway senators irom Montana loose upon tbe state it is time the fool-killer was at work. . ; ' ..- He Will Kesign. According to the Roseburg Re view, How. John H. - Shupe wil decline the position of superintend ent of the census of Western Ore gon, he beim;'ar' prominent --aspir ant lorine-position or register in the 'K6seburg land office. The w'esterh ' district embraces all of the valley counties, and virtually all west oi the Cascades. That Chinamen. The Chinaman, who during the flood floated down the river on the top of a cabin, was not drowned. At Independence the people rushed to his assistance and rescued him from the turbulent waters and to day the Celestial liveth to tell the story. KAIIS A5D EXPRESS TO-DAY- To Come Upon tbe West Side and Bench Albaay via the Oregon Pac'Ec- Postmaster Rufus Thompson tel egraphed vesterdav to Chief Postal Clerk W. T. Henry at Portland, re questing him to send the Albany mail fc) day up on the West Side road. Tiie request has been granted and an order issued for the mail to come that wav. Mr. C. B. Winn, agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., also telegraphed to have the ex oress boueht in. that way. It will arrive at Corvallis about noon, and arrangements have been made to hold the Oregon Pa cific train until :t arrives, or bring it to this city on a special train. It now seems moderately certain tna tue 'on" delayed mail and ex- tress will reach Albany to-dav. It ... ..,. , "in uriic uuuiil tine o'clock. There will be the accumulation of two' weeks' mail to be distrib uted, and it will require an extra force of clerks to get it properly pigeon holed in anything like reasonable time. The public after waiting so long will be exceedingly anxious to receive the mail. St. Valentines Day. To-day is St. Valentines day, on which the little god ith a'bow and arrow and no clothes is sup posed to go prowling the country j oe r huntm: for love-sick swains and maiden. The customs of the day are not so much observed as they u?ed to be, and it has passed out of existence as a holiday. Aalorin. One of the best and cheapest ad ditions that has lately been put upon the market in Astoria was the Kailway addition which was laid out by the Astoiia Keal Estate and Trust Co. of Portland. In four weeks from the time that this prop erty was at first offered for sale every lot had been sold and still there was a demand for them. Some fifty lots were sold to Albany parties and others came too late to obtain any. Owing to the extraor dinary demand for this most desir able property,' the owners have laid out an extension to this addi tion, and have set aside one block only for Albany. That this is most desirable property can be at once seen by refer: ing to tbe record of the Kailway addition which ad joins it. These lots lay within one mile and a quarter from the center of the city and can't be beat in price or location in Albany to-day. Call at the office and see what there is in this. It will pay you to do so. E. G. Beardsly, agent, Broadalbin street. Better Than Kver. I am now better prepared than I have ever been to suit my custo mers in the shoe line. I have just received a large invoice of th3 cel ebrated Lafrd, Schober & Mitchell fine shoes for ladies. There is no mftnnfofitaffrhrtri!iimR unvthiniF hrftfrr f hn -tl.m, l,nM ' T fntJn.i nte'nd to keep a full assortment of loem in all prices, widths from A EE, and can suit the most: fastidious-in fit " ahd once". I "also received another ''invoice of the popular ahoe, E. PV Reed's in waukenphast snd patent leather tip. These shoes are well known in Albany as " v..vuv . - , a hrst-class nice style shoe. Or ders from the country filled with care and satisfaction guaranteed. Samuel E. Young. Teachers' Kxamination. Notice is hereby given that the next regular public examination of teachers for Linn county will be held in Albany, commencing at noon on Wednesday, February 2(, 1890, and continuing until Friday noon. All teachers desiring exam ination will please be present at the commencement. L. M. CintL, Co. Supt. of Schools. COAST NOTES. The Washington legislature has passed the the Hill code bill. V Lfair lull is the best man in the statci of Washington to make a code of laws. They think in Enecne that the county's loss by tbe flood will reaeh $75,000, ana the project for a new courthouse has been abandoned. Tbe new courthouse for Whatcom county will cost about $05,000, and the front will be built of Chuckanut stone from the quarries at Bcllinir- iiain uay. The redeeming feature of the Oregon Ho'd is the great amount Of work at good wages which it is furnishing, and will for a long time supply for idle hands- 1 he state will not sutler permanent injury from but it will Con. tinue to thrive and grow in poi ulacc. The wounded in the wreck near the locks, who were taken to The Dalles, are doing as well as could be expected. Mr. Jenson, the one receiving the worst injuries; is improving, and so are Conductor French and Koadmas- tor Glenn, ... . . j. , ' Citizens of Burns, Harney countv. have subscribed $2100 with which tc purchas a building Known' as the Stnitn & loung . building to be donated to ; the. county ' fur ose a courthouse, on condition that the county scat shall lie established at Burns. .. ; ii . The Deep Sea Fishing Company's steam echdoner Georg II. Chance has been outfitted for a cruise, and Captain Adams- will ail for the tlsuing grounds.- She will doudtless return in a short time with a full fare ef kali but aud other lish, for which there Will be a good demands Tl boats of the Chance rescued three persons dur ing the flood. A man floating on 'a log was the first saved, and afterward a woman ana child were taken from a little scow. A lool Investment,. Twenty-four feet oh First street, in the best block in Albany, for sale at a bargain. The property win uouDie in vatue in two years Wallace-& Ccsick. t. - , Institute Postponed. The district teachers' institute, wn.ch was to have convened in this city on the 12th of March next, has been postponed to the 19th, , aitn and 2lst of March. All inter ested will take due notice 'and i govern themselves accordingly. ASTORIA BEl.L ESTATE. New Additions and Salts-Summary of Sakf Bj the Greg.ia Land Co. for January, From the morning Columbian, Astoria Feb, 2: Notwithstanding the inclemency of the w.athi;r during the past week, the real estate market; has been decidedly lively. Several new additions have been placed on the market, and many will be platted id a short time. One of the largest deals made during the week was the sale Saturday of twentv acres ,u feummit adilitlon to . Hail, property was owned by Fultou & Dement and the sale was negotiated through Kobb & Parker. Another tale of 100 acres south of the city is pending and will bo consummated wittiir. a uay or nwo. A. ii. Cutter and Fred Baker have platted Fail field, containing twenty blocks, and is now on sale. This land is located in the eastern part of the city on John Day's river. Shorey & Ball will handle it in Portland. The Oregon Lani company pur chased 160 acres of land lying south of the city during the week aud will probably pue it on the market. They have been doiug a larce business on inside property. The southwest qaarter of the south west quarter of section fifteen, iu township eight, north of range nine, was sold to the railroad bovs in Port land and will shortly be town-sited. The price gaid was 12,000. This will be another railroad addition. 1 During the week ending yesterday, thirty-six deeds were recorded, trans ferring $73,191 worth of properfy. In the five weeks ending yesterday, 248 deeds were filed, transferring $782,401. Eleven lots in Kinney's Astoria were sold for $1500. and were considered a good buy. Lot 6, block 140, Sbively's addition, brought $1150, end a half interest in Haw thorn's addition was sld for $20,000. Following is a summary of the past week's sales; also a summary for Jan uary by weeks: WEEKLY SUMMARY. No. Dds. Amt. Monday 11 $23,360 Tuesday .. 2 880 Wednesday 6 . 20,440 Thursday 11 26,900 Friday 4 1,560 Saturday 2 51 Total , .36 S73.ro 1 MONTHLY 8UMMAKY. Week Ending No. Dds. January 4th 72 January 11th 47 January 18th 46 January 25th 47 January 31st 36 Amt. $567,758 33,991 58,805 49,286 73,191 Total 248 $782,401 I'ror. II, C. I'lilmer'N Conservator! " f Music, Tweedale's block, First street, Albany, " Oregon, opened Jan uary' 20, 1890.: The course of ! in struction Will consist of classes for pian'oV; 'orgart, 1 harmony and Voice culture.' - There will be a normal V'""". aV." Mip?ou as lurnwneu ro wacliei9, :8peL'Hying capacity rM ....... . and experience.' ' . Students fjartic inate' hY "monthly recitals' aiid arp graded o iivj-c'inftli-y in tion. This tjjfyservatory will be conducted oi the same basis as those in Bo tan, New York, etc.' This is tbe on !y recogi-ized success ful system k iowii lor a thorough mup'i- ii fdtut tion. Send foi circu lars i iff; vr.it s. Office hourfe from I li. Itusinesfi Change, have sold our line of guns We and ammunition to Messrs. Peyoe & Froman Bros., and in the future will devote all our attention to pianos, organs, musical merchan dise and sewing machines. We will have rooms fitted up for our use but for three or four weeks we will be found at our old stand, w..ere we keep all the leading sew ing machines, also the famous Earhuff mouse and dust proof or gans and the favorite Bauer pianos. Come and see our in -truinents and sewing machines before buying. Will &Link. The Challenge Accepted, In response to a challenge pub lished in the HeiTald by Mat thews & Washburn offering to jvager that Martin Ludwig, in their employ, can make a better wash boiler than any man in the valley, I hereby accept the challenge, and will wage any 'amount from $50 to $100 that I can make three boilers to his iwoi they to be equally as good, if not better than his. . The work to be be done in the" work shop of G. W. Smith, in this cty. T. G'.: HorkiKs. An Answer to Mr. Hopkins. While we have only been in Al banv about one year, we find the intelligent buyers prefer quality not quai'iity, neither is it what a person can" do, but what they do. We will give you odds on a , wager that our i-1. elves contain abetter msfde line ot 'tinware"made by our Mr.; Ludwig previous to February 1, 1890, thaiti yours at the same date. " Matthews &' WasiibubS. . Valentine Tarry." The Dolce far Niente club will give A social daiisiug party at tbe opera Boiuse Friday evening, Feb. JILIl- UwU uiuoib rt in tendance anij-a ; pleaeant time assured. ' " ! Buy ' Albany property; -fiist and last 'and all tbe time, yet if men must and will buy Astoria lots and acre property, always buy the besl and nearest to the water front ana the O. R. & N. docks, and that ad dit;on is Kinney's addition to Astoria, the nearest by one niilei We have lots and 'acre Droperty in nearly all the additions and will be pleased to quote prices ana terms on all of 1 1 them; - Oregon 'Land Company. . S. J. Brown,-who recently pur chased the cigar store of H. S. EUi8 "& 'Co.;' opposite the Revere House, keeps a fine assortment of the best brands of domestic-and imported cigars. ' Smokers are in vited to try his goods." " lit Btra! (Male i:iicrril by Burkkart A Jlalin. A good Ktory house and 4 lots, situated in liaeklcman's 4th addition for. $2700. A good new cottage centrally lo. cated iu the 2nd. addition and one good corner lot for 2100. 2 good vacant corner lots centrally located in 2nd. addition for 2300. A good new cottage and one good lot? in the 2nd addition. A bargain for 1250. A new house and 2 good Jots in Elkius addition for 850. A good house and 1 good lot in 2nd addition, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets for $1950. A good small cottage on 5th street, in 2nd addition and one good lot for 1050. Half cash balance on time. A No. 1 good 2 story bouse and good lot 95x110 feet, situated within 3 blocks of the central school, best location in the city. ' A No. 1 bargain for $3800. 22 feet front on First street, in one of the beet business blocks now pay ing good interest on pries askec4, on easy terms. Home and lot on 4th street, Hackle man's second addition at 1000 A good bargain. Lots' and blocks in Goltra's Park addition for sale on the installment plan $30 cash balance 10 per month. Several lots in Pipes addition for sale at a small advance on original price, on easy terms. Lots iu Hacklemen8 2nd., 3rd and 4th additions. Call and !ook at our city liat of property. 10 acres choice fruit land'near the citv for sale at $25 per acre. Tracts of land within a few miles of the city in tracts of 5 to 20 acres, good for fruit or garden purposes for sale at 40 per acre. 160 acres of land 30 acres cleared, some improvements, small house and withis two ; miles of Lebanon for 1000, good terms." Good farms, improved and unim proved, in all parts of Benton and I Linn counties for sale from $20 to 40 per acre on easy terms. We also haye 160 acres of good land, which lies within 3i miles of Yaquina City and within 6 miles of Newport, which we offer for a few days only at the extremely low figure of $350 cash. This piece of land is deeded land and is well worth three or fonr times what is now a&ked for it, but it must be sold immediately fcr cash. A good bargain for some one. We have a few good city lots to trade for farm property, if you would like to make an exchange ot this kind Call and see us. 1 Bukkiiart & Malik, Keal Estate Agents. Dnrno's Catarrh Snuff. Sure cure for sore eyes, deafness, headache, and the wont forms of eatarrh in the head and throat. Price 25 cents. So.'d by Fes hay & Mason, Albany, Oregn. ' Paisley & lob Printers. KEEP YOUR EYE ON Column. Agent for NEW ZEALAND INS. CO. CAPITAL $5,000,000. Fire and Marine Insurance written. ' ALBANY PROPERTY. A Good Buy Business property on Second street in one of the very best blocks in town. This is the same block where the most extensive im provemento are to be. made in the spring. This is the only frontage in ths entire block that -an he bought at any priee. This is the best offer in business property ir the city, and will ooji go at the price I am asking. Call at the office for particulars. Farm property at all prices and in different localities. Improved lands, can sell on easy terms. 160 acres for 1100. 104 acres for 800, 1C0 acres in the coal belt, 7 per acre, 55 acres on Coos Bay, $5 per acre. Cheap lots in Albany. Residence lots both improved and unimproved. Lot 50x100 in Pipe's addition; this lot faces town and is a bargain at $180. Lots in Burkhart's and Goltra Park additions,' If you are looking for in vet t men t in Albany property come and see me. - Two cottages for rent, $3 each. ASTORIA PROPERTY. The lots in the Railway Addition are all soldi the ent1 re 440 lots sell ing in four weeks time. . ITave now' re'ceiVed a plat of the extension to tbe Railway' Addition, ; which met with suchr great'demand. This land lies immediately adjoining tilt rtiilway Addition 4 Thft proper ty li nearly all level. Lots in this addition will bo sold at 85 for id side tots and $100 for oornersr - Terms 20 dasVand balance hi monthly install ments of $5 each. Until further no ticn HaVeonly one bWck for sale in Albany, and it will pay' you to 'call early -and' obtain 1 the - corners and your pick 6f the inside' lots,' for go they will and fast too: Don't wait; Am agent for the ASTORIA REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO., OF v PORT LAND. This company makes a spe cialty of Astoria property; and it-ycu desire to invest hi the city by the sea, it will pay you to call and exam ne my list. f9IN OFFICE EVENINGS-B EOAST COFFEE, GROUND TO OB DEB WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE BY K La Kenton DEALER IN- Groceries & ConMionery STANARD & CUSICR, srCCKSSOKS TO Ol lSS A sox rKOl'RIETOKS OK ' City Drug Store. Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancv and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, School and Artists Supplies. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded. First Street, Albany, Oregon. i Overcoa And a fow Lines of winter suits, which will be sold very low Priced For our immense new steck to ar- rive as soon as the blockade i$ over L.E. BLAIN, THE- Leading Tlie Celebrated C U RE riaiiUi! to APHMDIME" or liiosicy refunded cure BEFORE os-sS AFTtK the"encrative orirans of either sex whctlicr aris'iiiK from the excessive use ot stimulants, tobacco or opium, or through j outhful indis cretion, over indulgence, etc, such as loss of Brain Power, Wakefu'nesa, Bearing Down Pains in the Back, Seminal Weakness, Hys teria, Ner-ous Pros' ration, Nocturnal Omis sions, Lcucorrhoe, Dizzinses, Weak Memory. Loss of Power and Iuipotency , which if neg lected often lead to premature old age and insanity. Price $1 a box: 6 boxes fcr $5.00 Sent bv mail on receipt of price. A WRITTEN WAKANTEE is given with every $6 order received, to .refund the money if a Permanent cure is noteffctted. We have thousaitdsaKsstironiato from old and young, of both, sexes, mho have been permanently cured jrtbseol Apbroditine Circular free. Address) . TBE APHKO NEDICINE'.CO. Western Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oregon. For sale bf Foshsr A Mason, wholesale and retail dragBists Albany VNtcU ACCURACY. NEATNESS. ALBANY ABSTRACT GO, tk nrtU'vtonnlete set of " Abstract aiul'MilVB ihLian CoantyJ OFFICE IX THE ; - - jCBusiness carewiliTeceive ful attention. COUBT 1IOUSE. entrusteu to my prompt and care- BA3SK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. CAPITAL............ .50,0 President. Vice Pres.. Cannier H. BUY ANT .H. V. MERKILL ...AV W. KLAI. A general banki ig acted. business trans' Sieht cxchan"e aud telegraphic i transfer bought ana sold on New I York; San Francisco and Portland Oreiron. j Collections made on favorable terms " ALBANY, OREGON, is Le ;. '. 'i JttK i. Clothier, )d of i Instead of offering a prize that only benefits the lucky one, or sending out confidential slips as baits, we propose to openly offer the citizens of Albany and vicinity choice goods at bedrock prices and give 5 Per Cent IjiscooDt For cash on each dollar's wnrtb at regular retail prices, until Jan. 1,1890 Hijrhest prices paid forckickens, ejrfs and butter. Thanking you fur your past patronage and soliciting your trade for tbe future, 1 beg to remain at your service. J. M. HA KDUE. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Insurance Agent AND KOTAKY PUBLIC Broadalbin Street. Albany, Oregon. Plan Tnatng- PARTIES DTO1R1NO PIANOS TUNED . should call upon Prof. D, Van Horn . nt this city, the well known and reliable . piano tuner. Kb is we'l known to the poodle liiil it aid Any ana ui enure bum, naviojr naa years of experience la this business, alio in a , pianoforte manotaictery, and has no rql In that line of ImsiBenv , It always pays patronise borne -enterprise and theNsC 1 ahould semenvber that tbey ran now tm I lianas tuned in more skillful manner SB Jbanv than elsewhere in the State. , Laave orders at Will & Link's . . . MONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL OK food real estate security. For. particu lar enquire of Geo. Humphrey. , ,"' PATEWT Caveats -and Frstfe: marks SobCkee!. and all p-.'.'cnt business rondhi laWfiii moderat: Tft-kj. Uur office isnnnaaite U. S. Patent tlflice and we can eecnrn pstent in -lebs; time ajd at lefts,coftt tnanuiosc remote irom Wasbineton. Send modtl wing, or pbotofsritk kefcription. advise, if patentable or not. free of . liurge. Onr fee. not due till pat.rnt V secured, '. .j" A lit tie I. H.k.- How to Obtain Pat ents." with iu jies of actual clients, in your sUite, county or town: sent-ree. Addres C. A. SHOW Opposite U.S. Patf nt Office WjwNsztjg DSL . -.t ' ' 1' .