Morning daily herald., March 18, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

TBEtlMORNiyfr HERALD; TUESDAY, MABCH 18. 1890.
9PXCIAJU 13:30 A. 31.
Not to see our stores andjranges
before buying is a mistake. His
takes are alwaj-3 costly. In heat -
ing stores we have the largest as
well as the most carefully selected
stock in the city. The stoves we
offer were 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. AVe have special
ties in heaters, beside our regular
lines of Garland, Argand and Su
perior stoves and ranges.
Geo. W. Smith.
Tlie Daily Herald will be on
sale each morning at the new
stand of W. h Kulin's, where it
can be procured at 5 cents per
copy.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
For Albany and v.cinity Fol
lowing is the forecast or 24 hours,
ending at 8 p. m. to-i.a :
Kain; slightly warmer.
JOTTINOS ABOK V TOWN".
F. S. Craig, of the Corvailis
Gazette, is in the city.
J. M. Waters and Peter Hume,
of Brownsville, were in the city
yesterday.
Yon can save from 50c to $1 ier
pair on boots and shoos at Krauze
& Klein for the next 20 days,
The great play "Under the
Gas-1
light" will be repeated at the opera
house this evening by the Lindsay
company.
Mrs. L. Putnam, of Oakland,
California, in visitinc herilHii.htpr. 1
t !... i, i?;io ., l. i, , I
seriously ill. i
As the stock ff lwots and shoes
at Krausse it Klein's are to be
moved, they will sell then regard
less of cost for the next I'D days.
Geo. A. Waggoner, t lerk of the
milroad commission, came up from
Salem last night. The commission will be raised, the site
will meet at Salem on Mondavf and the ho.-i.iial and
April 7th. I
Thcteachersintituteforthis.lis-i
trii-t mmnwinv -it lu i.wr:i
I
house in this citv at7:.U i m on
Wednesday, March l't. A full
attendance is expected.
The incorporators ot the Sci
l :n . . .
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prn ouno arrange .or o.u.o,. . We helieve th. re are iew
the proiMWcd road from Scio In a j snl(M.ril).r:J wll wi ,,;., ,.v.
junction with the Oregon I'a.ilic j in - irllt vr v!lt;M
Found, a pair of steel Itowtd they receive ib'- new" contained
fpectacles were picked uj npon in the sph-miid "Associated 1'ress
tne street on Sunday. The owner i telegraph service. Tiiis i- not an
can have the same by calling at ) impri.venn-nt -.ii.il.' fora i'cw et-ks
this office and paying for this or months nly. t-n! i ill hcreaiier
notice. be a per:nan- :!t i- :.n: - lie-
The proprietor of the Uelmonieo. Hi:i:u i.
restaurant, Mr. S. (Jeotz. has in- j Pror.",,-, . ,-:ii:li4.r-, ,.riM
creased his facilities for serving) iusj,.
hrst-class meals ami his tablesan-, TwC(.(.iU.-, ,,,1H.k j. ;.,, silPi .,
supplied Yvith the best the, ,,arket:A1,)allV 1PWflf jati.
aordB- uarv UC. 100. The course ot in-
Mart Frain's two yung-st 1-oys struct ion will consist ;i ciasse:- tor
i .i i r 1 l I'll i 1 . .
una auomer ooy iouimi miiu mueo
a large griziy ocui, on :i
mountain aoove jviiimatn i lot i ,.a.,s lUuj diplomas mmi-hed to
Springs, near Shovel Creek, Khun-; teachers, specif vine capacity
ath river, on Monday of last week, j aUi j.xprie!ice. Students pattk
F. C. Wait and wife, Mrs. C. J. j ipate in monthly recitals, r.ml are
Hen-y and Mr. Babcock arrived graded to ins ire equality in rondi
Sundav ni;ht from Kansas, and 1 tion. Thin -jiiservutory will he
will make Albany their future
home. The former are relatives ef j
Mrs. Thomas Brink.
We have just received a lot of
the most delicious Oregon cream
cheese. Try some. Another in
voice of splendid dried c-eef, which
will be chipped to order in quan i
ties to suit the purchaser. Try
some. Sencer & Blackburn.
The Scio Frees says that thriv
ing town is soon to have electric
lights, and that upon the arrival of
the ele trie light plant, arrange
ments will at once be completed
for placing a o.OOO candle-oiver
light on the pedestal, which will
light up The Forks for miles.
Visitors and strangers in Albany
and citizens also ar9 cordially in
vited to visit the photo parlors of
Crawford & Paxton hi Froman's
block and look at our large collec
tion of views and portraits, and
you could not please your friends
East better than by sending them
tiome of oar fine views of Oregon,
which we sell very low.
Dr. Button treats successfully all
diseases ot women, and guarantees
to cure all curable private diseases.
He has a sure remedy for catarrh
f the head. He sleeps in his office
and answers city calls day or night.
Consultation is free and everything
is strictly confidential. He can be
found in his office in Blumberg's
block from 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7
to 8.
i
Birthday Tarty.
Mr. W:C. Judson was :iven a .
party at tne resuienceot ins parents
Friday evening, it Wing his nine
teenth birthday. An enjoyable
evening was spent in parlor games
and music. Following is a list of
the voting people present. Misses j
Vena Stewart, Ella Stewart. Nellie
Rhodes, Phoebe Rhodes, Bessie !
Rhodes, Lizzie Hunter. Alma
Powell, Bertha Powell. Hovia
Payne, Ava Baltimore. Laura
Campbell, Sarah Lear, Alma Lord,
Edith Lord. Minnie - Recce. Villa
Watson. Miss McCarthy and
Messrs George Myers, Dan Myers
Fred Veal, Bert Veal. Stephen
Rilev, Bick LeRov, Jos. Hunter,
Hark Hunter, Xick Stuart. A. C.
Williams, Fred Powell, Jessie
Knaul, Mr. Windham, A. O. Stoma
F. F. Combs, W. C. Judson,
Richard Rhodes, Robert Brown.
It is reported that hundreds of!
dead cattle are frozen in in Jami-1
son lake in the
Grand Coulee,
Wash, and that they stand m the
it l)mg satvuti ai w
Proposition of the Ladies
Aid Society.
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IS
BKIM.
lt K.
Ihey Will Eutibliah A PnMic Hospital in
Connecticn With the Proposed
Orphan's Hera?.
For several Months the citizens
of Albany have been interested in
the question of the establishment
of a public hospital in this citv. A
proposition is now before the peo
ple from the Undies Aid Society,
which ii met by theprojK-rcncour
agement, seems likely to result in
the erection of such tin institution
in connection with the proposed
orphan's home. A few davs inro
the Hkrai.d publislie.1 the follow
ing statement from the memU-rs
of the society.
Will you please give us space in
your paper to make a statement.
There seems to be some of our
citizens who do not understand
that the Ladies Aid Society intend
to build a hospital together with
the orphans home. They intend to
make themselves thoroughly con
versant with the plans and" work
ing of the best hospitals in the
state, and it the citizens come for
ward and assist in this, a they
have done in other enterprises, we
will have a hospital equal to any
in the state, one that Albany can
be justlv proud of.
M::s. C. C. Kelly.
Mks. T. Hoi-kins. President.
Secri t-iry.
Since the publication of the
i alove, renewed interest has K-en
taken in the propositi-n. as it was
not thoroughly undersold liefore
that the proposed building would
be for a hospital as well as a home
ior orphans.
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Ine l..itles Aid oeietv is one ot
the Oldest
and most influential
associations of the kind in this
city, and what they do will le well
done. The proposed institution is
to be non-sectarian and will be
coniiuctel on as
possible.
blo;i a eope as
There is lit 1 1
lollbl
but
bill
te siibscriition for tin
secured.
o-p
the
ha ns"
stim-
home be erected during
. !t pi"e a nmc
addition to tie- CUV. and I-
!-lieeded
holil.l be
met with prompt aNtin.cc.
Notice lo SiiLifrilier.
I IcrealiiT t be tn-iee ui wniisi-riii-
it loll for the Pailv ii:i!.i.i will in
cents per week, iusiea-1 oi
ojano. orin. liarmonv M-.ii v.i:ce
culturo. ll;ere w
ii t.e a i:
trr.a! i
conducted oi the sanu
lnis as i
those in Bos inn. New lork.etr.
This is the oc 'y recognized success
ful system k aown lor a thorough
musical educ; lion. Send fot circn- '
lars and
from 1 to
ref -rnct!!. Wire hours
r.etter Than Kvrr.
I arn now better prepared than I
have ever been to suit my custo
mers in the fehoe line. I have just
received a lame invoice of th- cel
ebrated B iird, Schober A Mitchell
i line shoes for ladies. There is no
! manufacturer who claims anything
I lietter than these shoes. 1 intend
I to keep a full as6rtment
-ortment Of them I
idths from A F.F., j
; in all prices, w
ana can suit tne most lastidio'.n in
tit and price. I also received
another in voir of the popular
ahoe, F.. V. lteeds in waukeuphast J
I snd patent leather tin. These
shoes are well known in Albany us
a first-class nice style shoe. Or
ders from the country tilted with
care and satisfaction guaranteed.
Samuel K. Young.
4.ollr;i Kul.- Ilnzitor.
Julius I iradwohl has decided to
add to his mammoth stock of
crockery : nd fancy goods a com
plete line of groceries. He has en
route a lanze invoice of suar, and
will keep a complete assortment of
choice groceries, and the best of
coffees and teas to be had in the
market for the benefit of his
customers, lie will also enlarge
his hardware department, lie in-
forms us that he buys all his goods
for net cash, which will enable him
to sell goods as low as any house
in iregon, and there is no r-eed of
people going abroad when they can
do ns well at home, or even better.
Thf l-ortl.-nul llraiM'h.
Going awav. iroin-' awav. We
have
li-cided to ciose out business.
and our entire stock of clothing,
boots, shoes, gents' furnishing
goods, furniture stoves, tinware,
crockery, must ic sold bv
April 15th, next, regardless oi-ost.
Remember this is vour last and
only chance tj get goods at almost
your ow n price. Come one, come
all, and take advantage of this
great opportunity. Also house and
lot for sale cheap in the best locali
ty in Albany. The Portland
I Branch, F. Wise Co., proprietor.
S. E. Young's old stand.
Mr. Martin Ludwii;. tlu nnlv
plumbsr in Albany that can make
a wipe joint, will rrm.r.a with
JJatlw& Wabklwa.
The
BECOMING KETROPOLITAS.
Astoria Real Estate to be bold at Auction,
in Thin City Wednesday.
Mr. 1". J . ( uHidnni!;h, oi the linn
of l.einenwobevtv. Coodnouirh real
estate awr.tr of Astoria, arrived in
of Astoria, arrived in
this citv vestordav inoriiinir and
lbunv
market :i i-ottion of ..ne of the
finest addition-, vet laid out in the
cuv oi .sioria. hum sviuition
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consists ..f fort v seven acres of line
iiieailow land, and is '.. mile from
Youngs Hay and
Astoria i: S. ('.
to l.e connected
steam motor line
'.. mile from the
It. II., Is Soon
with the city by
now under "con-
sinieuon. is nut one mile Inun
the proposed terminus of theAl
banc it Astoria K. K. and will be
closely related to the Astoria, Fort
MevevSiV lilhimook If K. latelv
incorp.jrated. Mr. (iixMlnough to
introiliice tins property will hold
an auction sale hereafter on the
loth of each month, at the real
estate otfu-e of Burkhart and Malin
in this city. The liist sale will be
behl on Wednesday the l!Uh inst.
at 2 o'clock PM. This will afford
the residents oi Albany a rare
opportunity to purchase some very
desirable property on easy terms in
the coming seaport city to which
Albany will soon be connected by
rail. Terms oi sale purchase
price down the balance live dollars
er month without interest.
CIKCI IT COI IIT.
State of Oregon vs. .1. F. Bell,
poh z".-.'.y, pead guilty, sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year.
In the matter of the writ of
halens corpus in the Barbara
IIubhtTr.1 ease, continued until!)
o'clock this morning.
State of Oregon vs. I'dward
Montgomery, assault with a dan
gerous weapon, indicted.
M. V. I'.ilveu et al. vs. K. O.
Smith et al.. to recover possession
ofthelJed BiiM mining claim, on
trial.
The following pac nts have be-n
granted to inventors in the Pacific
States during the xe-k: ('.
W. Alden, Stockt '.n. ( al., far
brake handle : F. W. Beardslee,
Berkeley, Cal.. Gate; W. A. Beck,
San Francisco, Cal., Fruit-diier;
S. Behii, San Jose, ( 'al.. Centrifu
gal pulverizer T. S. Churchman,
facmiucnio, ( al.. Car wheel; K.
(. Kllis, San Francisco, Polishing
powder;. I. W. Fairfield, Pacific
Beach. Cal., Ferrule for canes;
V.. C. Jordan, Sacramento, Cal.,
Circulator; K. C. Merrill, West
akland. Cal.. Sulkv i.lov. : W. A.
) i;..v.... v.o ... 'Onl,. W
I c!tmi'lt . .Mil i raneisco. Mien;
i J. Schroi-li-r, San Francisco, iail-
S.-lo
i-r !'.! ; J. Toiiilir.soii, Sr.. Folsom,
Cal.. Wiench ; J. K. Trego. San
Frani-isco. Photographic shntti-r.
'ton Slaliy Vivpi.
I ian'r. J
F.e!l, alias Frank
P
Bell, who wu- .iirehti -1 at Oakland
on a warrart i this city for
po!ygnm. u illiitii-sv !lu j.lca of
IT ! yuilly in the circuit court yes
terday :.'id nt'-red a plea of
gm.ty. I le w;, the,, mmKoim ed to snperiorit v of your advantages and uee ttfter ehav,Dg
. ;.e y :rs imprisonment :n the t.OIne and deal with yon, for we' rin flavoring
penitentiary by .nidge Bone. Bell I .nBf acknowledge! hat all business K" C. Hubbai
wiiiie h::vini a :,- living m ! renters at the most advantaaous 'iR a fine line of f
iii:!e-tn tin-eon, nooel. on anil
murrkd Ellen Beard, ol Tangent.
He had deserted her, and was
lookin-.' l r a new icfitn when nr-
resied
.-tn-h villains as he is are
! belt
' r in tlie iM-nitentinry than
any wheie else.
I Will ri.-iy To-Mglit.
! John S. Lindsay ind company
i wiil it-peat tin? !lav. "I.'nder the
Gaslight." at. the opera house this
even'.ng. '1 lie company has been
leinfon-ed by the nd.lition of sev
eral new members, and the play,
wide!
which is a nto"t entertaining one
will di.uhtless be attended bv a
!:ire audience. The price of ad
mission to !l is special performance
wrll be L'o cents to any part of the
house ior adults, and l." cents for
children.
Vaqulna Harlior A iroriailin.
Advices, from Washington state
that the committee on livers and
harbors aro likely to cut down the
appropriation lor Oregon's rivers
and harbors lo -in percent, of the
original estimates, which would
mate tne appropriation for a
quina $30,000 instead of 175,000.
A private letter, however, received
from Washington at this ollice
states that nquina will probably
fare better than some other places
and will receive a larger appropria
tion. CnntriM-t Let.
A contract was let yesterday to
to P. (.'. Schell of this'citv to con
struct a .;oih residence in Was
som's addition to Seattle for J. It.
Kirkpatrick. It will be a duplicate
of Mr. Schell's residence cn Fourth
and CalH)Koia streets.
Dralh r Daniel Mr'Ial.
I.niel McCIoud, section fore
man on the Oregon Pacific railroad,
died at his home in this city on
Monday, the l!iih inst. of pneu
monia, aged Hi. He was well
known and leaves many friends
w ho were deeply grieved at bis
death.
A loan has started a new in
dustry down the Columbia river
near Walker's island. He has
started in fishing for seals with a
net having a mesh a foot square
and made of coarse cotton cord.
Ho is not catching many at pres-n.-
then-are but few in tlie river, but
he manages in get two or three a
day. A the seals are very de
structive to salmon, it would'be a
good thing if more would engage
in fishing and so lessen thp
number
Beaver lorrespondenee of
the
uciioeo Keview: Sheepmen have
turned their thicks loose and are
just trying tokeep the sheep to
gether as I -st the v can. I tl,ik
Hilly 20 percent, of the sheep will
-.-, ami iiiiii i i-nTiip flint
left in the range, alsu a great manv
A STBAHQBB'S VIEWS.
' Seme Timely Suggestions Concerning tie ;
ImproTtictttg and Growth of Albany.
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! Tt ,T"K t,,,lu,! T-, ., j
! 1 eqngratnlate you most heartily .
' 1 congnuniuie you must neartny
ana "cereiv upon me crcaiiaoiei
; i'j,uj " '"" i
i V" "uiuiuK cuiuuu
" I say creditable, as it
t f i f i r. i n v a rri'i.or iKiiitT ui vmir I
" " -' . .'--""' y.
enterprise, but a high compliment
I to the public spirit of the citizens
oi A many ana tins portion oi Ore
gon, as it demonstrates the fact
that they freely renlizo what an
important factor in the prosperity
of a community a well conducted
newspaer is. " If such efforts are
seconded by the business and
wealthy men of the city and coun
try, with the abundant resources at
your doors, practically nndevel
ojied, the future greatness of Al
bany as a commercial center is an
assured fact. While 1 am at pres
ent a non-resident, the course pur
sued by your pajier and yonr peo
pie generally is in pleasing contrast
with that of other towns and com
munities of the coast which I have
wsi ted, where they have indulged
in the modern American pastime
of a toom, which inevitably re
results in bringing people Jo the
scene of action only to be disap
pointed, and those who ctn will
turn their backs upon the boomed
district, and many have spent their
all in reaching the promised land
and cannot get awav. But one
md all curse (he day that brought
tliem there ami the methods em
ployed to accomplish it. But here
in Oregon you seem to rely confi
dently upon your beautiful re
sources, and, like a man selling a
staple article at less than cost, you
arc willing for people to come and
see for themselves, without the im
petus of a boom. While 1 grant
that vour city is rapidlv coming to
the front as a trade and railroad
center fot the Willamette Vallev.
i as is doubtless proven by the vol
ume of business shown by the y
banks, business houses and factor
ies, ami that her prominent resi
den'is have shown a very com
mendable spirit of enterprise and
pluck in the past, yet a stranger
who has time for observation sees
much that should lo done in the
way of public improvements and
inviting trade in order to retain
and increase the city's present ini-1
IKjrtancc. r-or instance, your
streets are in a horrible condition,
yonr public buildings are a dis
credit to your otherwise thrifty
city, and aioc all you have not a
hotel building in keeping with the
progress of the c ty, and with the
class of eople which your re
newed efforts are sure to bring to
yonr midst. Many towns on Puget
Sound exhaust Jtheir vitality in
lighting rivals; why? because
there is not legitimate business
enough to go round. Xo doubt
many of the Willamotte Valley
towns regard themselves as yonr
rivals, uut it is certainly
is certainly a mis
mon i.rActJ.,;r ,i -ifi, u
spirit manifested toward ihem.
they will soon acknowledge the
points, ft remains only for your
Board of Trade to extend the hand
of fellowship, when they will not
long remain outsidt the fold but
fail in line and join with you in the
forward line to future greatness,
for with a determined ctlbrt iijion
her pait the superior advantages
possessed by Albany over other
points in the valley as a distribut
ing center must be acknowledged
by every one who will take the
time to study her position.
It has been a source of much
surprise to me during mv stay here !
that your people have not seen the I
importance of a free bridge across
the Willamette at this point. Itsj
value is at once apparent to the i
most casual observer, for bv it a i
most vainanio addition to yovir
business can be made by acquiring
that of an important portion of a
valnablo addition to yovir
! rich district which is now divided
between several smaller places.
Even the people who reside in
j other counties seem surprised that I
sucli an enterprise has not long
since been started.
It is too often the case that a
few, not all, of the old settlers, j
wiien approached about making
improvements or to assist in the
progress of his town, to eav it has
been good enough fo him for the
past quarter of a century and it is
in his opinion good enough for
those who have come later. He
seems to lose sight of the fact that
he is living in an age of rapid
progress, and that in order to keep
up with the procession of other
cities he must divest himself of the
views which were consideed at
par L'O years ago, but are now at a
ruinous discount, and unless he
puts his shoulder to the wheel he
is sure to be left in the mire of in
action. The only way to convert
such men is to touch their pride,
and that cannot be more easily or
harmlessly done than through "the
medium of the newspaper. I hope
you have none of these men among
you, but if you have. Bhow them
the way out of their haunts of
mossbackism, and bring them in
lo tho bright sunahine of progress
and development. By this means
you will soon have a city which
will be a compliment to "the rich
and providence-favored country by
which she is surrounded, and one
in which a portion at least of the
constantly increasing tide of west
ward immigration will be glad to
come and make a home.
Albaxv, March 17, 1800.
Yaqnlna, Bay Flshlag IiUnstry.
Yaquina Republican: There
,.iitiiim; pwu auimon cannericn mi
j Yaquina bav, and the pack stands
well in the market. The deep
sea fishing company will soon
commence operations, and with it
cold storage facilities will supply a
demand that is practically unlim
ited. Yaquina bay will become
the center for deep soa fishing
without doubt.
BrSINESS NOTICES.
Shaving 15 cents at Vieieck'a.
Dried beef, chipped to order al
F. L. Xenton'e.
Delicious canned cranberries at!
; . v w.,.o
v. z.. Drowneil,.B
ino best brands of cigars
at
cubiukui cc Tan vt inKe s.
Trv Hubbard's flavorinr
is; tracts: they are pure.
ex-
Fancy turned pickets for wale at
Richards & Philips'.
Good moriing! HaTe you used
Hubbard's 1 legant Lotion.
Tinware w wanted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Hubbard's headache capsnles
are a sure cure. Try them.
Sh wing 15 cents on Sundays or
holidays at Viereck's.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
For school books and artist sup
plies go to Stanard & Cusick's.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Get your stall fed beef of Haight
Bros. They keep the finest in
Oregon. .
If you want a choice cap of tea j
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. . E. j
Brownell. .
Try Silver Quarter due cut. A :
splendid smoke. Progressive
dealers keep it.
E. C. Phelps does the best print
ing of any office in the city, tftock
bills in best style.
Try Hubbard's headache cap
sules. They are a snre enre, aa
only cost 25c. box.
Our stock of crockery and glass
ware is complete and attractive.
Spencer & Blackburn.
A good 6econd hand organ for
sale cheap at the art studio over
Linn County bank.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the best
tinner in the valley, will remain
with Matthews & Washburn.
Smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent ignrs, manufactured
at Julius Joss ih's cigar factory.
Remember that for the next 20 j
days Krausse & Klein will sell j
boats and shoes regardless of cost, j
j!o to Eastham & Brown for the I
Flora de Madrid, Dirigo Club
Medallion and Vesta de Cuba
cigars.
Our stock of staple and fancy
groceries is all nice and fresh and
of the best quality. Spencer &
Blackburn.
For your floe imported and Ke
West cigars, tro to M. Baumeart
cigar store, one dooi :'. of Black
man's drug sto-i
Owing to the change to be made
in the shoe store of Krausse &
Klein, they will sell goods regard-1
less ol cost.
ii. W. Simpson has just received
an immense stock of line clothing,
insluding suits for men and boy's,
which he is selling at astonishingly
low prices.
Hubbard's Elegant Lotion cures ;
i chapped or rongh ekin. Its action
on trie skin is simply wonderful.
Gentlemen will find it excellent to
extracts Drue
Hubbard is mannfactur-
fine line of flavorinz extracts.
I or purity and delicacy of flavor
these extracts are unsurpassed.
We are not here for only 10 days i
but to stay and help build up A1-'
hany, and we will guarantee at all !
imea to sell you the best goods at -the
lowest possible price. W. F. i
Bead.
If Elegant Lotion does not do j
all and more than all that we claim I
for it, your money will be cheer-1
fully refunded by simply returning
to us the empty bottle. II. C. i
Hubbard, prescriotion druggist. j
-cATAltKH si rely cvkfd."
Lebanon, March 7.
Tothb Enrroaor nm Hiiii:
. inform your readers that
J1flave a poeitive remedy for the
above
named disease. By its
use thousands of hopeful
timely
cases have been iermanentlv
cured. I shall be glad to send mv
remedy to any address upon re- i
ciept of $2 50 ' for two bottles of j
jKjwdered medicine and one in-j
baler neatly packed in a nicely '
nnished case. Any one failing to
get relict m three davs' use ot the
medicine, when used" as directed, I
will cheerfully refund the money
paid for the medicine. The ' 'Com
mon Sense Catarrh Cure" is a
positive cure without exception for
the following complaints : Catarrh,
hayfever, bronchites, asthma,
colds, and headache. It will cure
headache in from 5 to 10 minutes,
break up a cold in from 6 to 12
hours. Any information wanted,
please address, Benj. Dodoe,
Lebanon, Linn Co., Oregon.
Astoria.
The cheap lots that I have for
aale on the installment plan are
bargains, every one of them. The !
prices will be raised both on the ;
Ifith ot this montn ana on tne ist
of April. You will never have a
chance to buy them for less money
than the prices now asked. E. O.
Beardsley, real estate agent, Al
bany. Headquarters fer varden and
flower seeds at C. . Brownell 's.
Albany Opera House,
TCKTDAY EVENING, MARCH 18
The great sensational drama in
sensational
five acts,
on
LIFE AND LOVE IN OUR TIMES
BY THE
itMnciv noiMiir mvivkvv l
Frices of admission for thisocca-
sion 25 cents to any
part of the
liouse ; children Jo cents,
served seats.
No re-
FURNISHED ROOMS TO BENT--Inquire
ot 8, Ootw. at DelspBlta mtawraat.
UNDER the GASLIGHT
CALL
W ALLAlfc 1pO'
asm" wm-
Fr information concerning invett
ments in this oity or anrrounding
country. They have listed a large
nnmher ef fine farms, suitable for
grain, fro it or stock.
They make inaide buaiaew and
first-class residence property a spe
cialty. Sole agents fer
WOODLE'S
Riverside Addition.
j
j
:
j The beat Mbnrkas uropert ra the
j tnatket.
HALF MILLION
T)OLhARH
To lean on lonK- time oh od im
proved farms or eity property.
AgeDts for the Anglo-Nevada As
suranoe Corporation, the strougtst
Fire Insurance Cenipany r.a the Pacific
Coast .
NEW.
Messrs. Spanccr & Blsckburo desire to announce te the people of Aleaay a4 adjacent eoontry that ikeiv saaefc Is
now complete in all lioea pertaining to the grocery bnsinees.
ARRIVING DAILY
Consignments of aew geods oeasisting of ataple and fancy greeerire, fer whiah we pay epet oaak, tkerety mwUm
liberal dieoounte, whieb will be shared with oar customers.
OUR PRIDE
Is centered ia our speeiel delivery (the only only tne in the city), whereby we are enabled te eUXrer all m
etered of promptly snd to the entire satisfaction of ear patrons.
WE ARE PROUD
Of oar ability te aleese ear easterners, and proud of the hind words bestowed upon ma by tiioae when weetnto t
OUR ORDER SYSTEM
Is a great convenience to the ladies, as we call at their heaae every morning or evening, take ardtn for the WV
applies, and deliver then dremptly, tbos saving them the walk down town an well as the tedieu waiiinf tmSm
articles ordered and the too often keen disappointment of an entire failure to receive the.
WE NEVER FAIL.
If yon order goods free us yea get jnst what yon order and in time far tho meal for whieh yoa Utead tSt
FRESH JERSEY BUTTER.
j We have ea taged the entire prodnet
! done batter at all tlmea.
Is to eonduct a first-olese grocery bnsineas, and we cordially invite trial orders
FARMERS Wo will make it to yoer interests to bring ns yonr yrodoce.
W
By foresting your money on some wheels of tortnnn there are nine chauee te
Irc and one to win.
There is No Chaace to Lose on This Wheel.
Invest year money in the hub and leave the outside alone.
This wheel has been turning oaoe every six months tor the past two yean,
and thofe who apecnlated in the hub have doubled their money en every'
tarn.
We predict this wheel will turn onee every ninety days for the neit year.
If you wish to be one of the lucky speculators call and Itt ns show yon tene
of the fiuost bargains in farm suburban, residence and cosines property ever
offered in this city.
CURRAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
k
1 Few Overcoate Left.
And a Ntt Lines of winter raits,
which will be sold very low Prico.
VI
Forour immouse new stcck to ar
rive as soon as the blockado is orer.
L.E. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clothier
NEW: NEW!
NEW GOODS ! ! NEW PRICES!!!
of Mr. E. Loouye's Jersey dairy and
OUR OBJECT
mm !
MONTEITH,
Albany, Own.
will hare aa ample nnU of tvu
r waiil
HAVE
ROOM