Morning daily herald., March 20, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOByPTG- HERALD; THURSDAY. MAItCH 20, 1890.
ttomittg gaily JuraW
FECIAL, 1:30 A. M.
Not to see our stoves andjranges
before buying is a mistake. Mis
takes are always costly. In beat
ing stoves we have the largest as
well as the most carefully selected
stock in the city. The stoves we
oiler were not bought as an experi
ment but aa 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.
OS KALE.
The Daily Herald will be on
ale each morning at the new
stand of W. F. Kubn's, where it
can be procured at 5 cents per
copy.
WEATHIR INDICATIONS.
For Albany and v.cinity Fol
lowing is the forecast or 24 hours,
ending' at 8 . .' to-tia :
r Kain; slightly warmer.
THE TEACHERS
JOTTINGS ABOCT TOWN.
Fresh garden reeds just received
at Spencer A Blackburn's, four
packages for 10 cents.
A fresh barrel oi choice, small
mixed pickles just opened at
Spencer &' Blackburn's.
. Yon can save from 50c to $1 per
pair on boots and shoes at Krausge
A Klein lor the next zu days.
Try some of the finest syrup and
molasses on draught evr brought
to Albany. Go to Geo. C. Hender
son's.
Ham and enrs, breakfast bacon
chipped dried beef, mush materials
and all other staples at ueo. X,
Henderson's.-'" ' '
The session o: the teachers in
stitute this morning will be held at
the public school building in rrof,
Walker's room.
As the stock of boots and shoes
atKrausse A Klein's are to be
moved, they will Bell then regard
less of cost for the next 20 days.
People differ about politics, re
ligion, etc., but all agree that ueo.
C Henderson is giving the best
quality and the greatest quantity
of any grocer in town. .
A whole car load of the finest as
eoitment ot canned iruits and vez
etables, comb honey, dried fruits
and table luxuries just received at
Geo. C. Henderson's.
The meeting of the Shakes
pearean circle has been postponed
until Monday evening, at which
time it will be held at the residence
of Rev. L. J. Trumbull.
The picket fence put up 'by
Richards A Thilins, from fancy
turned pickets, is as cheap as other
Kinds ot picket fence, can upon
them bctore building your tence.
Wife I hope you are pleased
with those slippers, darling
Husband (hesitatingly) Yes,
dear. I m so clad I learned to walk
on snow ehots when I was a boy,
of course she Was mad, so to make
things-all right he- promised to
buy his groceries from Mueller &
Garrett-whereby he. would soon
save: enough to huv her. a new
spring bonnet.
Visitors and strangers in Albany
and citizens also are cordially in'
vited to visit the photo parlors of
Crawford A Faxton in Frbman's
blockand lack at our large collec
tion of views and portraits, and
vou could not please your friends
East better than by sending them
some of oar fine views of Oregon,
which we sell very low.
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
the 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.
G. Beardsley's real estate office.
Dr. Patton treats successfully all
diseases ot women, and guarantees
to euro all curable private diseases.
He has a sure remedy for catarrh
of the bead. 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.
Aatorla I'oirtera.
In keeping both eyes on Astoria,
do not forget that the property of
fered by the Oregon Land Com
pany is no "job lot," to be sold off
at auction, out good, sound prop
erty, in which the company have
invested their o.vn money. The
new cable cars run to the corner of
Ocean Park addition, making this
very dsirable property. There is
also a steamboat landing and a
railroad station adjacent to this ad
dition. Parties who desire to make
investments in the Ocean Pam ad
dition to Astoria will have to apply
soon, as it is being closed out very
rapidly and prices advancing.
Convening of the Institute at tie
Opera House Last Night
THE ADDBEDH OF WKLl'OMI
As Interesting Erenlog Betsion, Gontiet-
ing ofBpeechei and Muilo-Pro--
gramme for To-Day.
The teachers institute for the
third judicial district, embracing
the counties of Linn, Marion, Polk
Yamhill and Tillamook, met at fbe
opera bouse in this city last cran
ing. Tbe attendance was large. For
three quarters of . an hour be
fore the programme began th
large audience was entertained by
orchestra music, each selection be
ing enthusiastically encored.
Superintendent McElroy briefly
stated announcements concerning
the business sessions of the insti
tute, and presented Superintendent
Curl, who in a few sentences wel
comed the visiting teachers and
friends. Superintendent Revnolda.
of Polk county cordially respond
ed.
After a selection by the orchestra i
Rev. W. Rollins addressed the
audience upon the subject, "Hero
ism Modernized." His subiect
developed the following points:
Tbe requirements of a home . are :
The home must be a gymnasium ;
the home must bo a sanitarium ;
the home a schoolroom ; the. home
a court room; the home a secret
society; -the home a religious
organization. The greatest need of
heroism is in the heme, as was il
lustrated by these propositions:
There must be ability to use peace,
prosperity and happiness aright;
there must be ability to keep up
the aim of the home ; it will al
ways take a high degree of hero
ism to do unheoric deeds heroic
a.ly. The address abounded in
witticisms and good common
sense.
The business sessions of the insti
tute will- commence at 9 :30 this
morning in Prof. Walker's depart
ment in the public school building.
The public is invited.
Following is the programme for
the remainder of the session :
TUCBSDAV MORNINO SESSION.
Organization.
Methods in School Work State
Sunt. McElroy.
Civil Government in Schools
G. T. Russell, principal -Ilalsey
public schools.
Language Lessons L. L. Say,
principal South Brownsville public
schools.
General Discussion What rules
ou?ht a teacher to make at the
opening of his school .
AFTERNOON SESSION.
School Management M. R.
Brown, principal Silverton public
schools.
Whispering or No Whispering
Supt. L. II. Bakr, Yamhill
county.
General Discussion Proper mo
tives and incentives to study. ' '
' EVE.N'IXO .'SESSION. '
'.'Mnsic. :.- -.
.; Recitation..
Music. " .' ; .
Address Presden t T. VanScoy ,
Willamette University, Salem.
Music.
Lecture President I. T. Stan
ley, .State Normal school, Mon
mouth.
Music.
force, Mr.. W. C. Powell, one of
the new men comes highly recom
mended, and has during his resi
dence in Albany demonstrated the j
tact that be is a man of good busi
ness ability and untiring energy.
Mr. C. H. Brown, formerly of the
Russ House, is now with the com
pany, has all the elements of a
good salesman and will no doubt
get in some good work in the in
terest of the business. With its
unsurpassed facilities the Oregon
Land Company is bound to keep
its place at the head of the proces
sion in the real estate and invest
ment business in Albany and
vicii ity. Kx.
CIRCriT COFKT.
0
F. H." Roscoe vs. O'Conner'dc
Barr. recovery ot monev: con
irtued.
. Mary E. Davis vs. M. Ifevis, di
vorce j granted. '
Alvin E. Long vs. David F.
COMING TO 0RE00N.I Mimnninra
iGMhMiagrf Us Zaram ta tkls.Clty to
' lWMS TpiC Of iBfelMt
now tue ruumuuuu oi me state
pangler; eontinued.
claim; verdict
Wigle, arson
M. V. Bilyeu vc E. O. Smith.
recovery ot mining
for plaintiff.
State vs. J. II.
continued.
In the matter of tho habeas
corpus case tor the custodv nf Hip
child, Barbara Hubbard', the
child was remanded back to custody
of the Boys and Girls Homo in
Portland.
State vs. G. A. Walker, robbery.
arraigned, and will plead to-morrow.
State ft. P. Montgomery, lar
ceny, dismissed and bail returned.
A. A. McMurry vs. Geo. Mc
Murry, divorce; default.
fetate vs. Levi Buchner, larceny
by bailee; verdict of guilty on first
indictment; dismissed as to second
indictment.
' State vs. W. O. Briggs, robbery :
continued.
Toplitz A Co. vs. Mary Cougill,
to recover money ; continued.
Mooney, Valentine A Co. vs.
Mary Cougiil, to recover money;
continued.
Geo. J. Braner vs. Mary Cougill,
to recover money; continued.
John Grisham vs. II. II. and A.
A. Derthick, suit in i-qnity; re
ferred to J. C. Powell.
Emil Schneider vs. tho O. P. R.
R. ; verdict on judgment.
Nellie Hamill vs. Stephen Bal
lietetal., foreclosure; decree.
Clara B. Elley vs. C. F. Elley,
divorce; dismissed.
Jerry Hay vs. John Smallmon,
to recover porsonal property ; dis
missed without prejudice.
Martha Hay vs. John Smallmon
to recover personal property ; dis
missed without prejudice.
IX M." Osborne & Co. vs. R. X.
Morris et al., to recover money ;
continued.
.A. F. tiooch vs. Santiam Lnm-
1 r.
oenng co. io recover nionev ; re
ferred to L. H. Montauyc.
T. The Gi Nearly Cloiie.l.
Manager Koehler and Superin
tendent Brandt, of the Southern
Pacific, have left again for the
south. It is possible thev mav
arrange for a shorter transfer of
passengers at the Cow, 'Creek can
yon, so that the company may
again pne mrough tickets on sale
Pullman-service is again resumed
between Portland andMyrtle creek
j as a great .many wish to go to San
!.Franciait .overland. The gap in
j the canyon is now reduced to
j about a mile and a half, and every
; effort will be used to bring about
a rpr ay m completion OI (DC roaa-
i Dad ae possible.
Is Increasing.
MB MIGRATION WKSTWAUO.
The Advent of Spring IacroMM tbo Bash
Aa Immense Imlgrstloa to Orofta
Predicted for 1890.
rticli
Bank of Solo.
Articles of incorporation of tho
Bank of Scio were filed in the
office of ths county clerk yester
day. The incorporators are P. O.
Smith, A. J. Johnson, J. S. Mor
ris and J. L. Mi'ler. The capital
stock of the bank is $20,000, di-v-ded
into 100 shares of $200 each.
Special Notice.
Having taken the agency of Dr.
Thatcher's magnetic shield,-! will
be pleased to ..ee all suffering with
chronic diseases. Rheumatism a
specialty. Same aa sold by Prof,
pear. Mrs. . Bus.
- FRIDAY JdOK.VlNO BESSIOX.
Value of School Libraries Jay
II. Jewitt, principal Harrisburg
public schools.
. Language J. B. Leatherman,
principal Wood burn public schools.
The Recitation G. A. Walker,
principal Albany public schools.
General Discussion Phvaiclnrv
and hygiene, methods of teaching.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Technical Grammar A. J. Gar
land, principal North Brownsville
public schools.
A i'iea for Skilled Worknie R.
N:. Wright, Santiam Acaderor..
comparative Merits of Mixed
and Graded Schools W. T. Van
acoy, principal 'effersoa public
schools.
General Discussion Lexal rights
and duties of teachers.
EVENING SESSION.
Music.
Recitation Mrs. A.J. Garland.
Brownsville.
Music.
Address. "The School. The Col
leges'Prof. W. S. Gilbert, Philo
math College.
Music.
Lecture Pres. T. J. Brownson.
McMinnville College:
Music.
SATURDAY MOKMNQ SESSIGN.
School Economy S. A. Randall.
city superintendent public schools,
Number Work W. W. Bristol-
State Agricultural College. Cor-
vallis.
Geography.
Committee on music Prof. W.
H. Lee, A. C. Littler, Miss Lillie
M. Roberton.
The best recitative and musical
talent will be secured, and the
daily exercises will be inter
spersed with recitations and read
ings and good music, vocal and instrumental.
A Powerful Hon.
James El kins has bought of the
(taiuraith tiros. Importing Com
pany the imported shire "horse
urove Keynard. a let Tjlack with
white strip in the face, he is a two-
year-old and past, sixteen and one
fourth hands high and. weighs 174!i
pounds, with an unusually, good
carriage, compactly bujlt and well
developer!, and while' . showing
great strength, moves with ease
ana activity. He was bred on the
farm of James Mell, Yorkshire
l-.ngland, and registered in the
emrestud book 733M. Heiscertainly
one among the linest large horses
in the state and we are pleased to
icarn mat ne is to remain near Al
banv this season.
Open TrtnpraBe Meetlagt.
A series of open temperance
meetings, to Vie held in this city
on the fourth Monday evening of
each month, ,will commence on
Monday evening next, March 24th.
Rev. M. Judy, a temperance
speaker and former pastor of the
M. IS. Church in this place, will
give an address on some phase
of the great question at the W. O.
T. U. Hall. Everybody made
welcome. . .
Incendiary Fire At Brownavllle.
SB. Standish, who lives over
ua uiacKsmiio enop at Urownsvillo
Hras awakened suddenly the other
nstrmns bv a. i rm-wiir. ,
found a ire burning under the
long piece of pitchw
a lounu partly burned, it being
too damp to bum readily, and
other small split kindlings, every
thing shows the fire to have been
of incendiary origin.
Baelnc Increaelng.
Owing to the greatly increased
and rapidly growing business of
the Oregon Land Company at this
place they have found it necessary
to add two more salesmen to thoir
Naughty Student.
Between thirty and forty stu
dents of both sexes were suspend
ed from the Salem university
Wednesday by President Van
Scrov to await the action of the
faculty. In the absence of Pro
fessor Arnold, who is sick, they
were guily of tho great offence of
romping in his room without
permission. They will probably
jtriuriHueii upon proper apoioav
to the faculty. '
Lively Runaway,
The team attached to Herbert
Townnend'a job wagon ran away
on I bird street vesterHav. ThA
the tirst weeks of spring, with
the prevailing moderate and pleas
ant weather, have had the effect
of starting the Eastern tourist, on
ins annual migration and even'
train from the East brings large
numbers of the better classes of
immigrants who. in most cases.
come with capital and a determin
ation to make tor themselves and
families.amid the groves hills and
plains of the "far West" a com
fortable honie.
Some of them come to pave the
way, and locate claims for the
establishment of colonies, which
in a few months are to arrive,
others are settlers with families
and still others are timber men
from Michigan, who have come
out to locate claims, not for specu
lation, merely, but to use them
for permanent homes.
Mr. L. P. W. Quimby, the
veteran hotel man of Portland in
an interview on the immigration
question the other day said :
mere has wen an unusually
large number of timlier men,
mostly irom .Michigan, within th
last few days, who have come out
to see if they can't better their
condition in a financial sense. The
majority of them come in, register
and leave for different parts of the
state. Let me see (and Mr. Quim
by glanced over the twenty-five or
thirty men who were seated in the
office, reading and smoking,) lean
count seven men of families among
this crowd who have come from
Michigan, thinking this part of
the country a good place for in
vestment, and are looking for
favorable claims.
As a rule, these men come prett v
well supplied with money, and
they have no heeitancv in putting
it all in circulation, the presence
of large numbers of these timber
men here laet fall was one of the
Crincipal causes of so much monev
eing loose about that time.
"Yes, sir, I predict for Oregon
this year and next, an immense
immigration. Why, several days
since there was a man from the
timber districts of Michigan, who
represented a colony handling
$3,000,000, and from all I can un
derstand, he has returned to re
port favorably, so that we may
have a very desirable number of
families in a few weeks.
Yon sec those two young fellows
over there? Well, they just came
in the other day with letters of
recommendation from a man
named L. Croft, who stopped here
last year for a while. ThoBe
young fellows told me that Croft
would soon arrivod in -Portland,
with a party numbering sixty and
would s-ttle on land further south
that has already leen selected, and
is now ready to tile on.
Mr. Quimby says that, it is al
uiosi unaccountaoie how some
parts of the new state and Oregon
are filling up with settlers.
On Thursday evening, Friday
morning', afternoon and evening of
March 27 and 28, 1890, the farmers
and citizens of Albany and Linn
county and adjacent counties
will meet at the opera house in
this city to discuBS matters of vital
interest and importance to them.
The meeting is under the auspices
and direction of the State Agricul
tural College Experiment station,
and an attractive and varied pro
gramme has been prepared, in
which many leading citisens of the
state will take part.
ine meeting will be of great in
terest and importance and the
larmera an through the county
should come in and attend it.
Matters of great importance will
be under discussion, and infa...
will be brought out that will be of
vaiue to an wno will attend and
give tneir attention.
NOTICK TO PROHIBITIONISTS.
luuiuiwouiBka ana ait wno are
interested in the cause of prohibi
tion will meet at the voting places
v,c "oub precincts on March
istnana elect delegates to the
county conference to meet at the
court nouse lb. Albanv on Anril sth
ot one o'clock. J. E. Kkox
Chairman of Count iVnKiK;;n.
Central Committee.
A Card.
To the citizens of Alhanv : Ma.
ing bought out the John Schmeer
store, corner of First and Ells
worth street, where I will carry a
full line of 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. August Laxok.
tSINEM KOTICO.
Shaving 15 cents at Vieieck's.
Dried beef, chipped to order at
F. L. Kenton's.
Delicious canned cranberries at
C. E. Brownell.s
The best brands of cigars at
Eastham & Van Winkle's.
Fancy turned pickets for sale at
Richards A Philips'.
Good mon jng! Have you used
Hubbard's i legant Lotion.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews - Washburn's.
Hubbard's headache capsule
are a sure cure. Try them.
Shaving 15 cents on Sundava or
holidays at Viereck's.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
For school books and artist sup
plies go to Stanard A Coaick's.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Get your stall fed beef of Hairht
Bros. They keep tbe finest in
Oregon.
of
tea
E.
f.ea; Broken.
A little 12-year-old daughter of
morgan uensbaw, who resides a
short distance east of this city,
was riding a pony on Sunday after
noon, when in crossing a small
bridge the structure broke, which
caused the pony to run away. The
girl was thrown off, but her foot
hung in the stiirup and she was
dragged some distance before the
pony was stopped. The girl's leg
was broken, but her injuries are
not dangerous. The broken limb
was Set by Dr. J. P. Wallace, of
this city.
Kl Batata Auction.
Mr. F. J. Goodnouirh. of th
firm of Leinenweber and Good
nough, real estate agents of Astoria.
conducted an auction sale of lots
Powell's addition to Astoria at th
office of Burkhart & Malin in thia
city yesterday. The property went
at very low figures. Twenty-two
lots Were Sold at mir ramrins
from $12 to $24 per lot. Another
auction sale of lots in tbe same ad
dition will bo held on April 15th. "
onver was tnrown off of the seat,
but was not hurt. Tho horses ran
several blocks, and overturned the
wagon, breaking it considerably.
. .. .
'"" ncnooi Hoate.
At the recent school
ebanon it was vc
Thr. Hiarrii
: . i i . . . - -..W...WV
mva po oonaea lor that purpose,
.this is a commendable exhibition
of en terprise on the part of the
Lebanon people.
eoJ Apple.
The Willamette Packing Co. has
l"" ne let of .ppl,"
before the a .11 r.
IS - MOM. ate.. alaa j
Odd Fellows' Anniversary.
The I. O. O. F. lodM of thia rifv
will celebrate the 71st annivpraarv
of the founding of the order on
April 26th. An oration and a
musical and literary programme
will be part of the exercises.
LETTER LIST.
Following is the list nf Utt... . 1-1
uncalled for In tht portolflce at Albany, Linn
COUfltV ftMurui M..k 1 r. . 1
eon. calling these letters will give thedkte on
which tnoy were advertised.
Allen, Henry W. Bedford, B. F
Bates, MraFraak. Bauer, Henry 'j
m.pbelk Campb.ll. T M.
D Un, W. T. Florev A. P
McDaniel.Mrs. Jennie Pery R. A '
Fareone, V. W. Knell, Elmer
liter, Gustaf Wsntlew. Mrp.
Rt Ft S 1 HoM PSQN, P. M.
Tha Portland BrMeb.
Going away, going away. We
have decided to close out business,
and our entire stock of clothing
boots, shoes, genu furnishing
goods, furniture, stoves, tin war-,
crockery, etc., must be sold hi
! April 15th, next, regardless of cost
nttemember thia !. vn. t-. i
10.000 school hom ti,. 'YS 'ow.n P"ce- Come one. come
all, and take ad van t am nV tku
great opportunity. Also honse and
lot for sale cheap in the best loeali-
"Y dl?,ny' Tht Portland
Branch. F. Wise A Co.. nrn-iT
. h. Young's old stand.
A Good Invastaaaat.
Twenty-four feet on First street,
in the best block in Albany, tor
Vn f w lWjn- Th Property
will double in value in two years.
If you want a choice cup
try my 40 cent tea in bulk.
urowneil.
Try Silver Quarter plug cut. A
splendid smoke. Proo-renrive
dealers keep it.
. C. Phelps does the best print
ing of any office in the city. Stock
bills in best style.
Try Hubbard's headache cap
sules. They are a sore core, aad
omy cost z&c. box.
Our stock of crockery and glass-
ware is complete and attractive, j
Spencer A Blackburn. i
A good second hand organ for j
sale cheap at the art studio over I
Linn County bank.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, tbe best!
tinner in the yalley, will remain
with Matthews A Washburn. I
..Smoke the celebrated Havana !
filled 5-cent igtrs, manufactured
at Julius Joss ih's cigar factory. !
itememuer that for the next 20
days Krausse A Klein will sell
boats and shoes regardless of cost.
Goto Eastham A Brown for the
Flora de Madrid. Dirigo Club
aieoatuon and Vesta de Cuba
cigars.
Our stock of staple and fane
groceries is all nice and fresh and
of the best quality. Spencer x
Blackburn. -
w Owing to the change to be made
" the shoe store of Krausse A
Klein, they will sell goods regard
less of cost.
G. W. Simpson has just received
an Immense stock of fine clothing,
lnsludinc suits for men and hov
which he is selling at astonishingly
low prices. '
Hubbard's Elegant Lotion cures
chapped or rough skin. Its action
on the skin is simply wonderful.
Gentlemen will find it excellent to
use alter shaving.
Fine flavoring extracts Drag
ght H. 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 no Al.
bany, and we will guarantee at all
imes to sell yon tbe best goods at
the lowest possible price. W, F.
Read.
If Elegant Lotion does not de
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. If. C.
Hubbard, prescription druggist.
Headquarters for garden and
flower seeds at C. E. Brownell's.
To tho Ladlaa.
To mv patrons and ladies of Al.
bany I shall be in Albany with a
fall stock of tbe latest styles in
millinery by the 15th to the 1st of
April. Thanks for past favors.
Respectfully, Mrs. 8. E. Wayne.
CALL OJT yjU Jyi
WALLACE !GiOs'
COSIffl,
Per iafermatiaa eeaMraiag iavt
meats in this city, er Mrrenadiag
country. They kave liiUd a large
aamheref fae fanns, suitable for
grain, frail er steak.
Thay aaake inside boaiaee aad
fint-claaa residence property a spe
cialty. Sole agents fer
WOCDLB'8
Riverside Addition,
The beet
matket.
sabarkaa preperte a tbe
HALF MILLION
DOLLARS
Te leaa & teaa fa'aie ea aaod im.
sreyed farina er eitjr proarty.
Ageate for tbe A-flo-Mevada Aa.
saraaoe Corpere-ea, tke atrMgeit
Fire Iasareaee Cesipeay om tke Paeifle
Ceaet.
By Iavestiag year aoaey a eoe wheels ef fortaae there are aiae chanees te
lose aad eoe te wis.
There is No Chance to Lose on This Wheel.
Invert your money ia the hub ad leave the wutside alwue.
Tbie wheel has beta turciog cfieo evory six taoatha for the pest two years,
aad tbtwe who sri-titeted in f h huh have dc-ehled thair Bioncy en every
tarn.
We prediet this wbeel will turn eace every uiaety days for tke Best year.
If yon with to be oae ef tbe luaky epeoslators call and let as shew you eoaie
of the annst bargains in tarsi, suburban, reeideaee aad ratineee property ever
offered ia thie city.
CURRAN & M0NTEITH,
MAI ESTATE AGENTS.
A
Few
Ofereoa
Albany, Oregon.
1 ' 1 - . 1 T
ts Lef
And a Ntt Lines of winfor suit.,
which will be sold very lot? Prices.
Willi!
NEW.
MUST mi
Forour immense new steck toar
ii?o as soon as the blockado is oyer.
L.E. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clothier,
NEW:
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NEW!
SI!!
Messrs. Speaeer A Bleokfeara desire to aaoeuaee to thepMle ef Alsaay aad adjaeeat eeeaUy tt teeir steck is
sew c a plate la all Uaee pertoiaiag te the grocery basiaees.
ARRIVING DAILY
Cooaigameet of aew geede ceaeietiog of etople aad faaef greaeiiee, fer whie we ry spot aaaa. taereky eaviar
liberal diaeoncta, wbiah will beabared with ear aoetomer.
OUR PRIDE ,
Is eeaUred ia oar speoial delivery (tWoaly a!y cae ia the city) wasreby we era eeabled to delrver all fo ar.
dered ef promptly ami lo twe eetire eUsCsotioa of ear patrons.
VC ARE PROUD
Of ear ability to flease ear eaateaera, and preed of tke kind words bestowed opea ee by tfceoe wWsi we strive ts
please.
OUR ORDER OYCTEH
Is a mat eeaveaieaee to tbe ladies, as we call at their mease every aaeraisf er evening, lake ecders fer the 4y
sapplies, sad deliver them dretaptly, tku ssvis them tke walk dews tews- ee well aa the tedieaa waitiac fer Hw
artioUa erdered aad tke toe eftoa keea diaappeiatoieat ef aa eatire failare to receive tkess .
CHEAP MONEY!
We have made arrangeteat to sat
ply mosey to all en long time at do
rates ef Interest on Improved itrmt,
and choice city property. Those wbo
contemplate building, brick blocks cae
get money . See us 1
. -. W X1ACS A CCSICK.
WE NEVER FAIL.
If yea order geede frem ns yea get jut what yoa order and ia time far tho meal for wklek yea iatoai them.
FHEOH JEROEY CUTTER.
We kave ea fsyaithe eejtke fsedaet ef Mr. S. teeaye's Jersey dairy aad aill kave aa amsle sapply ef thie daU-
OUR ODJECT
Ii ta seasen
a
Wewttl
jyeeery sasiaess. aa we-cardUy tayito trial oraar
itee jearoaierssts to ana g as year yreaaee.
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