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Newspaper Page TextTHE'IMOBKING- HERALD: WEDNESDAY, KABCH 19 1890 special, i2.ao a. ii. ro?0siticn to Invest $75.0o!fe SrrtfMtnrt71itnrirVlltf1 AROfTT SFAVFRAOR tionoi disinterested experts non Aiivf fj ""3 i - wu.Tjjii.ivu. i residents 01 tiie city ap k (pointing one, the said- Sot to see oar stoves and'ranges before baying is a mistake. Mis takes are always costly. In heat ing stoves 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 stova will ilo, 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. OS Silt. The Daily Herald will be on sale each morning at the new stand of W. F. Kuhn's, where it can be procured at 5 cents per copy. WEATHER INDICATIONS. For Albany and vicinity Fol lowing is the forecast or 24 hours, ending at 8 p. m. to-ua v : Rain; slightly warmer. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. his ociatcs, successors or assigns ioiiitin' one. juid the two thim pre in Allmnv ifciiointed, selecting the third " J' I Thev shall be du TEE 8TEEET CAB EXTENSION. The Company Will Meet April lit to Con tidcr Snch a Proposition. THE 0BEQ05 PACIFIC. HopnofBoise City for n Early Corapli hob oi ins iaoe. dnlv sworn, a major ity oi the appraisers shall rule complktk system 1-kohjsed ' T1,e ty' give t? months notice : m v. ritiiiir ot its intentions to pnr- jchr.se. Then experts on behalf of t. 1, m . r i. r. l ' 'D i i each part v niuv be examined, the FnllTeitoftheC.:umQa.cr,t:o2fic,nt1y.lpi,1.:l1i;ic.,; ,,1 thnH U) Presented lo the City C.acc:! on ths j determine the there present value. Snitct-Tiie Ccct. Etc. The appraisers shall make their i report iu writing in duplicate, one to he given to the citv clerk and The communication presented to the city council at the last meeting of that body on the sew erage question, which has already been reierred to by the iii:i:.u has elicited n little comment among the citizens of this city. The proposition is from an eastern firm who agree to expend from 450,000 to ?75,000 in constructing a complete sewerage. The com pany ask that a franchise for S years be granted, and that at the expiration of 10 years the city shall have the right to purchase the sewers at cost price. The pro position is a good one, if the city can secure it without granting too much. It certainly should be carefully considered. Following is the full text of the communica tion, which was read bv Mr. ieo. ii . ,i . i i i i , r,. i. naiuncriain, wih has tieen east and saw the successful ing of the svstem there : -!ns one to the said- successors or assigns. shall p::v the assessed associates, The city valuation within months alter giving of the notice of its intention to pur chase. In the purchase, the city shall assume all lnil'mished con tracts, the city failing to pay within the time named, shall wave all rights appraised pay cot oi appraisement. Sec. !). That all lanes or alleys shall be brought to the proper grade, before the construction of said sewer svstem. Sec. 10. That the said ins associates, successors or signs ma-v charge and collect as-an- nually the following rates, payable nuarterly in advance. City offices free, public schools free, churches free, city charitable institutions, lirst closet .(!, second closet $10. fb 3f work- third closet $lj, lirst urinal second urinal (, lirst sink Damon Smith, of Ilarrisburg, was in the city yesterday. Hon. L. Bilyeu and son from Eu gene were in the city yesterday. John Simpson, lecturer of the state grange was in the city yes terday. Miss Flora Mason, who has been visiting in the Fast, is expected home in a few days. Fresh garden seeds just received at Sjiencer & Blackburn's, four packages for 10 cents.- A fresh barrel of choice, small mixed pickles just coned at Spencer & Blackburn's. Yon can save from o0c to $1 per pair on lioots and shoes at Krausse A Klein for the next 20 days. Messrs. Snodgrass and Cham bers oi Eugene were in the citv yesterday en route for Portland. S. P. Johnson, a native of Nor way, was admitted to citizenship before hia honor Judge Boise ves terday. As the stock of tioots and shoes at Krausse A Klein's are to be moved, they will sell then regard less of cost Ufr the next Lt days. - T , .. .i -ii , jiouers. i iie iniiiu ri-'Sil leaves this morning for t he t x t hills m Marion county east of Salem wncre ne goes to put in a new flouring mill. The picket fence put up 1 uicnarus .v rumps, trom fancv turned pickets, Js as cheap as other kiihis oi picKei lence. t ail upon mem before rmililing your lence. i? 1 . . x i i ruuiiu, pair oi sieei noweu spectacles were picked up upon the street on Sunday. The owner can have the same bv calling at this office and paying for thi.-notice. The proprietor of the Delmonico restaurant, 31 r. S. Oeotz, has in creaseo ins iacuities lor serving first-class meals, and his tables are supplied with the best the market affords. Kemember the auction sale ot Astoria Heal Estate at the office of Hurkhart & Malin at two o'clock ibis afternoon. Ladies can with jropriety attend this sale. Term isaieaue nan purchase price down, balance live dollars a month without interest. Visitors anil strangers in Albany and citizens also are cordially in vited to visit the photo parlors of Crawford & Pax ton in 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 some of oar tine views of Oregon, which we sell very low. Dr. Patton treats successfully all diseases ot women, and guarantees to cure all curable private diseases. He has a sure remedy for catarrh of the head. He sleeps in his ollice and answers city calls day or night. Consultation is free and evervthing is strictly confidential. He can be J ,,, , . i i ii . v. i g a 4 and 7 An order to provide for a svstem I weoml fk ?, lirst bath tub pn- of sewerage for the citv, and the ! Vi!tv " s"nd bath tub private inhabitants iiuthoiizinL' bin ns-i A1; "theis nt enumerated sociates, successors or assigns to i '"lf', ul construct, operate and maintain a system oi sewerage ing with said I Skc. 11. That this order and contract-; his associates. ! successors or assigns or the same j until the city shall purchase, and! giving the city an option to pur-' chase. ; Be it ordained and etc. Si:c. I. That in consideration' of the public benefits to bederhed. by the construction and niainte-' nance of a system of sewerage the ; right is hereby granted t' ; his associates, successors or as signs for the period of L'.'i years, and until such times as the city' shall purchase the right to con'- ! struct and maintain a svstem of sewerage, and for that purchase to use all streets, lams, allevs, avenues and public grounds as the i same now exists or may hereafter ; he-extended within the corporate1 limits f.f the city in" f.,r the, purpose of laying piper, mains.: conduits, manholes. li:i-li tanks., hall boa contract between the said his associates, successors or assigns provided the said his associates, successors or assigns shall lib- his written acceptance with the city clerk of the terms, obligations and conditions of this ordinance within :;o days after its passage, and shall commence work within 5 days after and have the same completed on Mmik dav of blank year. BECOMING ME :::0P. LITAN. Astoria Real Estate to In- HoU at Anction. in Tliii City Wedueiday. Several days ago the Idakrf nilv Suinmn,. Hehald Anipng the certainties of the uient. was on foot to increase the capital stock of the Albanv Street Railway Company and to extend its lines during tho coining sum mer. The statement ;s now confirmed by an advertisement of the com pany which appears iu our col umns this morning. The stock holders of the company will meet on April 1st to consider a proposi tion authorizing the fihng of sup plemental articles of incorpora tion ami" f'e extension of the street iar lines. Unlikely that tic propo-itior wufue accepted ana th-.t lour or &re miles of track will be built this uid rsummer. and it is also understood that the road will become an elec tric motor line. Albany is showing evidences of her growth and prosperity in many ways, and the institutions of the city are steadily assuming metro politan proportions. Following are tho newly-elected officers of the company : President, L. Flinn ; vice-president, W. H. Gollra ; secretary, C. (i. Burkhart ; treasurer, V.. F. Sox. published a statement that a move-jarly future may be safely eet down iuc t-uuipieiion oi me Uregon Pacific railroad to this citv, This is no myth, no dream of the idle boaster. Of course therp some doubt entertained as to what corporation will continue the con struction of tho road and control it after it is completed ; but if the wregon i acinc nas any real cause of being, or any rational future. these can only be made manifest and realized by following out the onginai pian, wnicn lias never been lost eight of or modified, of building to Boise Citv. ,ifi The point at which this road or wrill cross Snake river will proba iis BV be at Ontario on the Oregon snore , irom winch point the line will follow up the Payette valley to or near Falk's Store, and cross the low range of hills to the Boise val ley in the immediate vicinity of Caldwell, It is known that a very easy grade can be had across these low hills, as a survey for an irri gating canal has leen made, hav ing its initial point on the Payette river and terminating at the foot of the bluff near Caldwell. This survey was made by an exper ienced engineer and there is no doubt of its correctness. A rail road on thiB line, connecting Ontario and Caldwell, would con trol 4hn iraAa ri t i n n.:A lAnAit. o certain pasture lan owned bv valley and the , t iTi'Jn .VVe??aH "rrai-Tn(,',!BoiseJ valley, while the remaining and u ill pleud to-day. . portion of the Boi(je va omii; of a. it3iry Keeney, assault, continued. Alvin I xng vs. David F. Spang ler, partition, referred to .1. It. Wyatt. 1. l. Miller vs. the Southern Pa cific railroad, damages, judgment on verdict. Cora I.. Young vs. John C. Young, divorce, reierred to . I. Coshovv. IIS CI IT COURT. J. II. Wigle, indicted on acliarge of arson, committed by setting fire lie secured by the extension of the road to this citv. What is here said regards the" evident purpose of the company at present control ing the construction of the Oregon Pacific, and is exactly in line with the purpose expressed by the Boise City board of trade at its meeting :on vteunesuay evening. While the Oreiron Pacific is ! building eastward. Boise Citv can i ne i.ar..ra Mubbar.l Habeas l(C tmiiaing westward , and when' .corpus case was continued until '! the junction is effected at whatever ! clock this inorn.ng on the Q u h M. . I'.lyeu ys, h. ). Smith, ndjustment of mutual interest swill ! : recovery ot a mm.ng claim, case be ea8T nml natural I argued. ' II II I'll III CALL OX Jyi una i jh tx Fr information concerning inreat menta in this city, or surrounding country. They have listed a large number f fine farina, aaiUble for grain, f rait or stock. They make inside busins. and first-class residence property a spe cialty. Sole agents for By Investiug your money on some wheels of fortune there are nine chances t lore and one to win. Tien) is No Chance to Lose on This Wheel. Invest your niouey iu the hub and leave the outside alone. This wheel has been taming once every sis months for the past two jcars, and those who uppcnlated in the huh have doubled their money on every torn. We predict this wheel will turn enco every ninety days for the next year. If you wish to be one of tho lucky speculators call and let ns chow yon seme of the finest bargains in farm, suburban, residence and bnainest property ever offered in this city. CURRAN REAL ESTATE AGENTS. liF.VI. ESTATE TUAN8PKKS. up I'.nairuig MIS -IIS r and lor the taking tlie same or tor extending the same during the period for which tli i" ordinance shall ! ii fori v. kc. 1 n:tt the -id-associates, successors or may organize a corporation uml tlie lav.soi any siate. and mav assign to such corpora! io;i tli'e rights and privileireshei-ebvgr.ini-ed, and t !i - ordinance .-.'ha'i be bini'.iug witii etjtial lore- ;lnd encer. upon .-. i : v- sm n and said c'ty. Si:c. :;. T'ha; t'm- ; be what is kri.m n ;;- systei-;. iMid in t-se ;:t M. inph Tenn., fine i'i:i!!'aiid l.in! l;. 1 -1- 1 V. 1 !. .. - i k . . ;;iio .;;ii.iie:c. .rii--.. ;i arrangco t market a portion of one of finest additions vet laid mit in city of Astoria. This addition j consists of forty seven acres of fine ! meadow land, and is '.. mile from! Youn-.'s l!av and '.. mile fo.m the! Mr. F. J. ( iooduoiiLdi. of the firm i LeinemvcberiV (ioodnough realn. i.;. Chipman to V. A. stateageiits oi Astoria. arrived in i I ou.i.o.jH cmK i.ai; f this citv Monday morniii'' and! i lo?-...?- ' ii.i i...,.' -m l.K.ce on uie uoany- add t on to Albanv tj'H W. A. Laughead to II. K. the! ( hiofii.-in unrtti linlf ni nt 1, block 'J, llackleman's Sd addition to Albanv Peter Powell to John Devine, ! acres lir&lEM XOTICEfi. Ast. Is rpor.-itH -hall Kir.;!- .ria , S. C. U. K tone eoiiuecteil wit ti tlie city ly j steam motor line now under con-i stiuetioii. i but one mite from' t!'c proposed terminus ottheAI-i baiiy A Astoria 11. l. and will 1 m J closely r. Iate.1 to tie-Astoria, Fort : Stevevs iV Tillamook K" l. latelv inroipor-ite.t. .lr. i ioodnough to introduce 1 1 1 i"- pro pi 1 1 v will hold lierealter on the an auction ile .! .I 1 t ri- to ::iii-a;i. built of the lu st s:;!i ki; lied pipes, and ii" ample meet ail reijuiivmeiits w it!i cient ilush tanks, iiianhole lamp holes to make the svstem complete. !-k -1. That in consideration of the building and maintenance of said sewer system, the ,-iry agrees to pay annually, during the continuance of this franchise the sum of slMO per mile or fraction thereof, for all sewers const niet-. d or extensions made, payable semi annually, and the city further agrees to iurnish and maintain the right ot wav the said eors fr avsis estate o!Ji,-, iri I his c!t V held to-d:: at 2 o'clock the ;vsi month, at the real' soon John Sniallmnn tn I'clcr Powell, part of donation land claim of Sampson Smallmon decree John Smallmon to Peter Powell, part of donation land claim of Samjwon Smallmon decree S. P. C. Kleener to Arminta Perry, A') acres J. K. Kirkpatrick to Joseph l.ulil.lot o,tilock A, Leoanon Shaving 13 cents at Yieieck 'a. Dried beef, chipped to order at ; ' F. L. Kenton's. ; C. E. Brownelb.s i The best brands of cigars at i - j Eastham & Van Winkle's. . Try Hubbard's flavoring ex 1910 1 tracts; they are pure. WOCDLE'S Riverside Addition & MONTEITH, Albany, Oregon. 11 Few Overcoats Left. The brst snbarbaa uropert i n the matket. oi i.nrKiiari aioi .Mann i v t i ... o- .. ti ... 'V :j;''V W1 1 ,,e W7.P. acid in township 1L' U edneslav). March lil.Ui.. i n ic;...n .. i w !: c m. Thw" will afford " Mooiich, 1 lot' in bloi-k ids ! Albanv :; rare I i.....-o ...i ...i.i:.: portumt v to purchase some vcrv i t.. lesnaoie proper! V Oil ease terms iu 1 urn ! 120O i:;e coiiiii'.-j scaorl city to which Albany v, ill soon he connected by rai!. Terms of sale purchase price down the balance live dollars h-i month without interest. for outlets and hold -his associates, siicces rns harmless from any and all damages by reason of outlets during the continuance of this ordinance, it being agreed and understood that the outlet or un lets shall be in river at a point most conveniently reached. Skc. o. That the said his associates, successors ur assigns shall make all extensions renin red by resolution of the board of coun- ilmen provided however, there' hall lx- 5f revenue per annum '. for completion of (k feet of said! xtension and that the natural: lrainageof the extension to lie' inade is said that it will empty found in his office in Clumbers' . . . H . r 1:1 .v- piittu t"NM.-i uj ;u t mnrH oi . pipe. Si:i-. Ii. That the city by its , propiu- authorities upon rejuest. j will pass, enact, and enforce all; necessary ordinances to protect ' the said his associates, suc- cesors or assL'ii- in the rights hereby granted, and upon the conifiletion of any jiart i-f or all or any extension to' the sewer svstem : the city will condemn and ' close all vaults, privies, cesspools and 1 sinks adjacent to the sewer svs- : tem and fori. id the further u.-e' of same until connected with the said sewer system. The said hi- 'I lie Opera llsut Company. Thi-s!oc!.l;.,.!r,a r,f the Albany; ipe.-a h-j:;s-j csiop.inv held their i annn:'I meeting Monday evening, fd which time the following offi cer were elected: Director's S. 1 1. Aden. V. C. Tiveedale, C. II. , Stewart, Julius (iradwohl, Julius Joseph, W. F. Bead and Ceo. E. : Chamberlain. The officers are ! W. C. Tweedale, president ; V. F. Bead, secretary ; Ceo. K. Chamber- lain, treasurer. The receipts for the year were i:;i7.7J and the dir-burseir.ent, including two divi dends aggregating 4 118, were $125-1. !eatli ut .Ihihi-4 ntckxon. One by one the o.d and honored pioneers, v-ho ox teamed it across ! the pathless deserts to come to Or- I. W.Xewcomb to L.U.Luper, 2 lots in Tangent W. S. Wakefield to W. H. Stimson, southeast '4' of section 12, township 15. . Wm. A. Hamilton to W. II. Stimson, east half of north east and west half of northwest $ of section ltl, township 15 Henry Albright to W.H. Stim son, nortlieast .x of section 14, tow'tishij) 15 Martin Ii. Finnerin to W. II. Stimson, northwest 'j of section 14, township 15 M. E. Sullivan to W.H. Stim son, southeast i ot section 4, township lo Harry N. Shaw to W. H. Stimson, northeast of section 10, township 15. . . Elwin W. Bunker to W.H. Stimson, southwest 'j of section 22, township 15. . Wm. Ilunnians to W. 11. Stimson, southwest '., of ection 14, township 15. egon prior to the fifties, are drop- i I- W Davis to W.H. Stimson, ping out. l esteniny .lames Dick- souinwesi oi section 1, block from 10 to 12, 2 to lo 5. Mr. A. X. Steel, of Portland, has located in Albany, and will make a special business of loaning money on approved real estate se curity, He is representing some of tho most solid companies of Port land and is thus enabled to loan at a low rate of interest, Mr. Steel's advertisement appears in another column. He may be found at K. ti. Beardslev's real estate otlice. At tin Opera llonir. The Liudsav Dramatic Coiupanv son, wlio has lived in l.inn countv since 1S47, died. lie came from Iowa in the company in which the Kalstons, Walter Ketchum, Jason Wheeler, (ieorge Kluiu, K. Salt marsh and others came to this state. He was a noble ami highly respected citizen, and his death will be deeply regretted. ; Well An experience I'ro.ject. well borer -ays i mier me iiasiiL'lit as a secial performance at thec.H-ra house last evening. It was well attended, and the large audience was delighted from the opening to the close. The public apprecia tion of Mr. Lindsay's playing is shown in the fact that after re maining here a week the last per formance was attended by a larger audience than on any previous evening. From here the company goes Eugene. They certainly deserve to meet with success. New Kenl Estate I'lrm. It. F. Ashbyof this city, and J. R. Neil, recently from Crete, Ne braska, have formed a co-partnership in the real estate business, and will open an otlice in the Salt marsh building. Special Notice. Having taken the agency of Dr. Thatcier's magnetic shield, 1 will be pleased to ..ee all suffering with chronic diseases. Rheumatism a specialty. Same as sold by Prof. Spar. Mra. S. Bsce. -his now ever. associates, siiccessois or may make such rules and tions tor the us- and i he of the pipes a- mv lw proper. Si-k. 7. Thai the said associates, successors or assigns shall so lay the pipe as not to "in terfere with anv water or -a-i pipe now exist;,,-, and ,1,;.1 a:, as practicable ,,;,,.v ,j .,,..,,1,. .. established, provided, how- 1'iat if j! sle.Jl bee...... sarv at any futme time to lower said ii.es. manholes n,,, tanks m order to conform p. j-nv altered rade d. eme.l alvi-a!.le bv the city authoiities. the expense of lowering the same shall be paid by the city. "Six. n. " That the citv shall have the right to purchase t he sew cr.ee system and rights at the expira tion of ten years or every consecu tive 5 years thereafter i'n the fol lowing manner: in case said his associates, successors or assigns, and the city shall fail to agree upon the price to be paid by the city, then at appraised valua- ine cose oi sinKir." a trial iras or oil well at Salem would not be over $1500. The business men of Salem and others an- pretty gener ally discussing the scheme and many suggestions are lieing offered. The people are about of one mind in declariii'' that the experiment assigns s,oiiM he made, and as the cost rci'ula- will not )e reat it is verv nrob- tappings . able a well w ill be sunk' before deemed many weeks. Statesman. 7110 1 Wo A Card. To the citizens of Albany: Hav ing bought out the John Schmoer store, corner of First and Ells y.ortji street, where I will carry a full iim- !' goods and will open up the bakery about the 22d inst., having secured a first class baker and by strict attention to business, courteous treatment and fair deal ing. I hope to merit a share of your patronage. Aroivr Lanke. township 15. W. V. Crosier to W. H. Stim son, northwest of section 12, township 15 Frank Rich to W.H. Stimson, southeast of section 12, township 15 John II. Burns to W. II. Stim son, southeast of section 1 4 t. 1 - I it, iun imiiip jo The rortlaud Branch. tioing uwav. troing awav have decided to close out business. and our entire stock of clothing, boots, shoes, gents' furnishing goods, furniture, stoves, tinware, crockery, etc., must be sold by April 15th, next, regardless of cost. Remember this is your la6t and only chance ta get gooils at almost your own ju ice. 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 Branch, F. Wise& Co., proprietor, S. E. Young's old stand. Fancy turned pickets for sale at Richards & Philips'. Good mon ing! Have you need Hubbard's i legant Lotion. Tinware wwranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. IT.,1,V,.J 1. I u 1 uuuumu d jitruutiuiitt capsules j arc a sure cure. Try them. Shaving 15 cents on Sundavs or i holidays at Vicreck's. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. For school books and artist suo- : plies go to Stanard & Cusick'B. , Tinware warranted not to rust at (V,0 j Matthews & ashburn's. I j Get your sta 11 fed beef of Haight .';00 1 Bros. They keep the finest in ; Oregon. -nn ' " 'ou want a choice cup of tea : try my 40 cent tea in bulk. . E. I Hrownell. Try Silver Quarter plug cut. A' '. splendid smoke. Progressive J(W i dealers keep it. ; j E. C. Phelps does the best print-' ing of any office in the city. Stock , soo m1'8 m tJst style. Try Hubbard's headache cap- ' T, - j . i-mco. oicj aio a nuie cure, anu only cost 25c. box. Our stock of crockery and glass- i ware is complete and attractive. Spencer & Blackburn. : A good second hand organ for ! ,0 j sale cheap at the art studio over ' u ; l.inn County bank. ; Mr. Martin I.ndwig, the best i 700 1 tinner in the yalley, will remain 1 with Matthews & Wastiburm Smoke ths celebrated Havana ; 800 ' filled 5-cont igirs, manufactured ' at Julius Jose h"s cigar factory. t Rcmemlier that for the next 20 "tMdays Krausse & Klein will sell ! Iiat8 and shoes regardless of cost. ! Go to Eastham & Brown for the '""(Flora de Madrid, Dirigo Clubj Aud a Lines of winter suits, which will be sold very low Prieea. HALF MILLION i DOLLARS I To loau oa lung time nn good im proved farm or city property. Agents for the Anglo-Kevtda As arance Curpuration, the strongest Fire Insuninre Company on the Pacific Cot. I I MUST ROOM 775 ! 800 1 NEW. Forour immense new steek to ar rive as soon as the blockade is oyer. L. E. BLAIN, THE Leading Clottiier NEW: .1 I ! 7 NEW! NEW PRICES!!! Ke i erart j Slick iMige hall l uiifrnl or Inii-I MeCloud. The nieiiibi.-rs oi the Musonie ivill meet at the JIasonic tO-dav at 1 :'M n'eliiek n in tor the purpose of attending the tuneral d ,.ur late brother Haniel Meflou.'.. By order of the W. M. An extra line qualitv of strained honey at Spencer it "Blackburn's at 10 cents per pound - or 3 pounds lor 25 cents. Medallion and Vesta de Cuba cigars. ; Our stock of staple and fancv ! j groceries is all nice and fresh and 800 1 tne e8t ni'&'ity. Spencer ii Blackburn. Forvour fine lmnorttd and West cigars, tro to M. Baum cigar store, ono door lust of man drug sto'i j Consignment cf uew goda cisitiog of ttapl and fancv Owing to the change to be made ! liberal diicounti, wbicb will be shared with our cnitomert. n tne snoe store ot Krausse & Klein, they will sell goods regard less of cost. G. W. Simpson has just received la centered in our tpeoial delivery (tba only only '.no in the city) whereby we are enabled U deliver all fo4 mtr an immense stock of hne clothing, red of proiui.il :..l .o the entire eatiifaction of onr patrona. inctliininfT Dlllta frit rnon nl K.'n . which he is selling atastonishinglv j low prices. ; Hubbard's Elegant Lotion cures ! Meisri. Speoeer k, Blaokburo deiire to announce to the people of Albany and adjacent country that their steek ia now complete in all line pertaining to the grocery bnsineas. ARRIVING DAILY greceiiei, fer whica we pay ipot oaab, tiiueky eaviaji OUR PRIDE WE ARE PROUD Urttrr Than Ever. . 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 tha cel ebrated Laird, Schober & Mitchell fine shoes for ladies. There is no manufacturer who claims anything better than these shoes. I intend to keep a full assortment ot them in all prices, widths from A EE, and can suit the most fastidious in fit and price. I also received another invoice of the opular ahoc, E. P. Reed's in waukenphast end patent leather tip. These shoes are well known in Albany as a first-class nice style shoe. Or ders from the country filled with care and satisfaction guaranteed. Samuel E. Young. chapped or rough skin. Ita action on the skin is simply wonderful. Gentlemen will find it excellent to use after shaving. Fine flavoring extracts Drug gi6t II. C. Hubbard is manufactur ing a fine line of flavoring extracts. For purity and delicacy of flavor these extracts are unsurpassed. We are not here for only 10 days but to stay and help build up Al- i bany, and we will guarantee at all ' imes to sell you the best goods at j the lowest possible price. W. F. ! Read. ' If Elegant Lotion does not do all and more than all that we claim for it, your money will be cheer fully refunded by simply returning ) to us the empty bottle. II. C. j Hubbard, prescription druggist. i Headquarters (or garden and flower seeds at C. . Browaell's. Of our ability to lee our euatowera, and proud of the kind word beatowed upon by Ukeee wfeeaa weatrive t plea. OUR ORDER SYSTEM la a great convenient to the ladiee, ae we call at tbeir bouse every morning or evening, take erdera for the brf'a supplies, and deliver them dremptly. tbne saving them the walk down tewn- as well a the tedieoa waiting fer tie artioles ordered and the too eften keen disappointment of an entire failure to receive them. WE NEVER FAIL. If you order foods from us you get just what yon order and in time far tbo meal for which y oa iateatl tkew. FRESH JERSEY BUTTER. We have en fcaged the entire proanot of Mr. E. Loonye'e Jersey dairy and will have an ample Mly of thie kli cious butter at all times. OUR OBJECT la to conduct a firat-olaae grecery bnaineas, and we cordially inyite trial erdera"; FARMERS We will make it to yonr interests to bring us yoar yrodnca.