Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 25, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHIS MOBNiyG HERALD TUESDAY MAKC1T 25, 1800. itt onuu0 Unity jfbtxM :aily wo Weekly T?:ilMS OF sUbSCKlrTJf'N DAILY .'?:,.:i.v3r',l eery inornim; except Monday.) civ.-re 1 ry earner, per we.-K. ...... ...... 0-."0 . ; u., f.'r ) , (J 00 VVfcfcKLY. !i'ij:iilicJ every Friday Morning.) loi.v, ;..r aniiu:n, in advanee.......S2.00 ii ; m advance 2.f0 rtn: n ails. "ai'.s it the Allan;. postorti.re close; i ir!l o.ticas nnrth f.ie K-itern nUti.il I fi;3) A. Ji, Cl:e Vit Side f nd toe Na:rov Gau.'c R. R. J Kor I'jr'-UnJ anil Silcm 11a. M '.'orralua and Ya'iuma .12:SD r. H oiUe south H T;'W p. m Tne pint iUcc wiil be closed each evening rtm six to ncvea o'clock. Ktqristerri nittter ijr the early morning train Ah'ijid lw mailed before S o clock the pr-vliOit evening. OUEiiON" PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs i ll.15aniil.00 p m . 6.2iml C.Sua Passenger. Freight KF.MOVAL. The ofiioe of the Daily and Weekly Herald has been re moved into the Foster block up st iirs in the rooms formerly occu pied !y the .Masonic lodi:e, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been tittud up. 1'utront ot the paper will plae obwerve tne t liarijie. THE. MIC. II A TloX OF CA PI TA L The transference of capital from one part of the world to tho other is one of the most notable finan cial events of our time. For the past year or two wc have been hearing of English syndicates buy ing American manufacturing plants and paying almost incredi ble prices for them. Solid cash is paid for some of them, and it is one of the puzzle of the day to know where the money received has been invested. Other English capital is going into Australia, South Africa, and the Argentine Republic, although not, as far as we are aware, to anything like the extent that it is" coming to America. In the United States there are also feen vast move ments of capital from one section of the country to the other. For forty years there has been a steady n vestment of Eastern capital in the mines of the far West, accom panied by an Eastern movement of the gold, silver, copper, lead, etc., from some of these mines. So there has been a movement of capital Imtb from England and our Eastern States into the West for the purpose of covering the coun try with railroads, and, to the ex tent that these have paid, divi dends, S'une of the money has come back again. More recently there has been the great business of Western farm mortgages and investments in town lots in real or hypothetical cities. Another great movement is that i New England capital into new cotton-mills in the South, t-.gether with that of Pennsylvania capital into Virginia, Tennessee and Alabama iron works. The Engineering and Mininir Journal docs Hot share the opinions of many w riters that the influx f English capital into this country is an evil, and that there will be a constant drain of profits out of this country as the result. Dividends will undoubtedly lie sent out of the cmntry, but much of the money so sent w ill come back for reinvestment, and will bring other money with it. The money invested here in new manu facturing plants, when a market can he found for their product, gives employment to labor, and the more labor there is employ ment for the greater will 1o the Lome market for Aic farmer, w ho now produces much more than the country consumes. CA -V.I DA 'S A XX EX A TI0X. A writer in Harper's Weekly who claims to be well posted give9 some interesting information re garding the possible union of the United States and Canada. Tho people alonir the line in the North west and in the maritime pro vinces, he says, are in favor of an nexation. He points out that commercial union would he a natural policy for ht.th rountrieB, but claims that the friendly feel ings of the Canadians are not made warmer by the hostile tone of America toward England and Canada. The writer's assertion that there is a great similarity in the people oi the two countries, and in their mode of life, is undoubtedly cor rect. The people of Canada are leconiin;r more thoroughly Ameri canize.! every day, and are drop piu;,' tha old Enslisli habits and customs. This is almost wholly due to the inlluence of tht people ! of the Cnited .States. If Canada t: could onlv rid herself of a certai class of Eii'dirh aristocraev si over from Europe to govern her, it would not le long before the United States, if Canada was not Annexed,' would have a formidable rival on the American coBtiflMit. G0D HELPS THOSE wno j HELP THEMSELVES. ! lu a discussion in the senate Saturday on public building bills Senator Ikdph took occasion to tell that body some facts alxmt the Pacific coast with which they were unacquainted. lie showed the rapid development of all coast cities and the inadequate facilities the government had for doing business, lie also made mention of the harbors and jiorts that needed caring for and which had been greatly neglected. In this connection it might be interesting to mention that Al bany, with a population next to Portland, and jerhaps Salem, has never received a dollar for a state or government building. The postofllce receipts this summer will entitle this city to a postoffice building. Oregon's representa tives will not champion the inter ests of this city in the distribution of such financial aid unless the people of Albany call their atten tion to it, and work for it. Albany should have a share of the thou sands that are being spent annu ally for this purpose, and the citizens of this city should see to it that her demands are recognized. Senator Ixo.vli.s is evidently determintrd that no helpless old soldier shall remain without some one to care for him. He recently introduced a bill providing that a soldier who "has lost both eyes or one arm or one leg may get mar ried to one who will care for him," and his widow, if she remains single, shall receive $12 per month during life. Considering the total wretch a veteran must be to avail himself of this offer, the question arises whether Ingalls isn't putting a premium on the speedy dispatch of the maimed veterans. The soldiers will prob ably ask to be saved from the widows who will swoop down on them. xutr to-da v. FOR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY STOCK in a No. 1 location in the thriving rity of Albany. Low rents and splendid room. For particular!! addreoa Urm I. O. box M, Albany, Or, CI B. WTXN, AGENT KORTHELEAi J ing fire, life and accident Lrwimwe eom pauie. I SMOKERS EMPORIUM. (ipposite Rvera Hotwo. tine Imp-irted her Wand other donatio aiTari. Sf.nd rd bramUMspmokin!tsii.lehrln3 totneco. All pood, tral new. . . fvniiAM X aswinhr JISK I KiA and lymc ARM- IMI'ORTKlr, hKV WW ( ' IlomcKti'1, mhnw-iiL' the rWebrated ; , Flor dc MKlrl.l. Ktrtlln. ConnufroM nd .1.A1... i..n.. ;.. i . iri:- L' . . .i 1 wWrn Tnion iVIejTnr.h ottl-V ImlMmi.'. : heni' mher Uie phh-e mo MY PATIinNS X hany, 1 am prepai ANI L-I1KS l)F AI. i lirtpanil to lo iinw. akin on short notice. A jierfeet fit n.id itif fra- tion irmoranteed in everv reanert Thank for Da,t farora. All in "the future will be rrteiuHy recfirol. Mw. 6th and Jetfe.en. H, I turn c-oriifr ' OTOLKN NuTF-S-Onor ubont Jltir.h Int. O two prominHory ntv. one f-r jf.'.O yivt n by J. W. Itrowu to A. Wink, and on for 7i ifivn t'V J. W. Urown toChriHTraIL The notfi weie Btoltu from KroAnn uiilL The' a,H,in.f .tiv.K.i-in.r aaii .! ' ntte. A. WINK. BIDS will he receivel up to the first rt April f. r two cottages or thas Hliefler. Plan- and spe.ificition, ran ho s.vn at the reaidenee of O.f. .Shell, architect. ine ngni is rewrveu to reject nj or nil bid. HORSES Bought and sold oiiT.iost favor, able term. Apply to A. Henders at Marshall's or Sthmeer'a stablea. HOl'SK to rent, north ide of "d street between Biker and Montgomery Ap plv at tho house. IOR SALS. A .NSW SINOVR HKWINh SIArrUSF. at greatly reduced ratc; also choice ennary bird, Enirlidh anil Gorman nineri. For p'artV'iiiars inquire of Mrs. Wm. Myer. M- ON E V'TtTLO.VSOMiTwriTAI. ON ?ikk1 real estate aecurity. For psrtien. uis enipure oi ueo. Humphrey. IT AY FOK HALE-'-OLE.N CHEAT O :i II timothy, baled; will bexold in quantitira to buii at n-.no.i itiio rates for canh, at the stanieaor I., ellller4. 0R HV.IIOS KLKCTKIC RKLIKP IM T1IK MOHT Kl.g- Kant medicine in the world for interna aud extemal use. and f r pain oi any nature. Vou will never And its equal. Ask your druck'i.'t fer it. 10B BALI A OOOI SO. 8 RANKF. KEAb0- for sollirs, wantcl a larger stove for bath connections Apply to L Vikrkck. L. W, M0EXCH PEEK RLT.rr NEK, contractors and builder.. Plans, speti- icatious and details furnished for all kinds of frame and brick buildinicx, biides, etc All work promptly do.ie and miaranteed to bo first-class. 0. W. AVERS, ARl HI TECT AND St'PER intsndant. Olll;e over First National bankuiulinir, Albany, Or. Work solicited from all pans of the county. N'otlci of Dissolution. N'OTICS it HKRKHT OIV ES THAT T1IS CO PART nership heretofore existing under the style ant firm name of Asbby A Dickinson is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr U L' . . I . V. . I t : . . . t in .,.! ..iA .-, V.....J1.. ii. v. Dickinson, who will continue the sane. ! a v GiaDisoN Albany, Oregon, February tslb, lSfln. I McDonald k Lassell, nARRISBCRfi. OrlKGOX, Are prepared t.. fumish flrat-clas lumber 111 car lima :of at tulimr nrm fnr ing se.von. lacy solicit correspondence. ' I have both wild and hioire ttirkois for , (iiviii Cl IOr IA; aiSO Vn- . Light Hrahn as st same price. ' i U J. HOLCK. Tactent, Or, I. 1 PI ill' KPUrt VOf lnrC dotte and Pore Bred J. Dr.K. K. W&Uen, oi Eageno. I n,,w.n , i.. i i i i r . ii " V. ii i I I Val-Oii a la stall inn a anil tvect II-ini. ,s. w .....w..w - ..w KldtAnin n of olltAn J rhnt It a riltieu for sale for cash or on time. Write i to olra for particulars and pedigree. Tl... i,,....-. , ....,. .. Vn 1 a juica. r net i uiu7. ml flyman's. Bay your stuws anj ,t'ur.v;i at Smith !t WuaUbumc'B. builders should v to Smith .t Washburnc's for ihelrcarpcntor tools ; j and builders hardware. . No. 1 Star loiaatoi s and u!l kinds of , fresh i-uiin-jd siwili tit a very liw j r on re at f '..noiil M'VirH. " ' J 1 Lovers of irood 'here should call ou Oiiii liro. They linve just re ceived u lot of full ire:itu, fresh und sweet. If ..t.dn , ,.,,.. ti;ttva lj 1h.. ti.ci remedy in the world for liver and kid I ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale ! A new line of line wall-iopei with j bolder to match have been opeiuil at ; Fortmiller A Irvine's. They are new promptly ant it wil. prevent the sk.n from turnini: black t peeling ol!'. It allays the itching and smarting of chilblains and soot, restores the parttoa healthy condition For t.ulc by Foshay -V Mason, Orand Army boys, aa well a' many others, will be interested in the fri- owiDg from Alex H. To: e, Stewart, Tenn., who ia A. D. C. Commander Dep't Tenn. and (Ja. He say: "We have had an epidemic of whooping eoilgh here and Chamberlain's Couth Remedy has been the onl tiling thnt hail donn any good.'" There i no ianger from wlio-pit eongh lien this remedy in freely used. M etui bottles for sain by Foshay it .Ma-.i. II. ve von heard what Mr. (I. I.. ' Wea..t, vt Cambridge City. Ind., says of Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhtra Remedy? If not, h re it is: "During last sauimer I was troubled very much with eevtre pains in the stomach and bowels, am: was imMieed bj a friend to try this Remedy. 1 took odh uoae, as per ilirections, and it gave me almost instant relief. 1 aheerfiillv recommend it to the afflicted." C."i and f0 cent I ott'ies for ale by Foehay !c Mason. Mr. K. J. ttinith, K.i;t..r of the Ft Abercrombie, Dakota, Herald, eayf-: "The most wondeiful mcdieine, 1 have ever met with. C inberUiu't Colic, ChohrA and l;anl.c.i Remedy, la case of cholie is vn rs speedy re- liaf. On htuitir.LT trios I have fotm.'i j it indispeiihible. rut in alkali water, j it imparts a pleax.int taste ami re- . veuts tho painful diarrhoea, whirh j alkali water produecs. I could riot feel safe without it in my hoiiKe." 25 and SO cent bottles for pale by j oshay & Mason. i Fiincv turnpl j.ickcts fi.r RichiirilsArhilijiH'. -ale at full torn Krpubllrnn Mule neii-' lion. 1 A RepuMir.ui Convention r--r tlio fctate it! Oregon, ii railed to meet at 'he city of Port- . land on Wednesday the ltlth day of April. WfM, r( 11 oVloek A. M. for the iurp- w of nominating e.indidates for the otliro ef (.'on t reHMnnn, tlovemor. Supreme Judye, S'-.re- j ot j.llUio lllf,.,u,tl,l,, Matc ,.riM.,.r aIll, ill. I , ,fi,t . ,, , trnn-.vt m,-h other ' t busine,-;.h r.lft p::.i-r!v come l,.l..re the ' ,-onventi.,n. 11,. . ..!.-,:;.,. consist ..f ' ,,, ,P(autM .,, ,.,,; tlu ..-reral trv of State.tate Tr"3.irTupcrinTenipnt : euntie iw fnllo'Af F-ikerti. Ik-nton s. 1.o-k:i:n.n !i, ( I.it-op Coluuihia 4. I ot h tl. Curry :l, lion-iiin (iiliiain :, limnt I f .rr. v i. .I i. kn 7. J.M' l'1'" ' Mmat!i I, l.:i!c :;. Li:ie !0. I I. inn 10, .Malheur :. M iri..n li. Murrow 4, ; Multnomah I'dk n, I iiliini.k :i, I nintilla tooii , Wailowa 4. w . j hh-rrnan " '"is""i - ! The n,e o. in-one lel. cm:.-:.t !.i:zr-li.-m I eaeh eounty, and one delt:tt t r every 175 I v"t. and one f"T iwry tr:ii-.i n nair tfu rtir enn lr onn'rciiivn at the Jmic ' elvtion oi The r mmittu! rfr-nu-; nir-nd that tho rrimt-rir-4 hi Id n April ' 5th, Mid th county i infiitioit oti April !th ; nnlt-i ohrwe iriitTt'l ry thi -r i r cviunty t'oniniitto'. All vt tr who t ivor tin- thi- i;rj.lutrof AmrrU-ivn !nlor. lit. UUTt 'Ji OUT C?IlIH"n Mi'KOOlfl fll'll ttlV pi -t I t (-Aft a Utf hulir.t Jtiifl havt it Inirtv " uni- M,,c co,J '' ,"' " '' "'"..the ",:1';ct1;:" t ':t' lo ,:'-'a" -pnvrnt:on. 1.. 1 . I 1: 1 . M.n. h th, 1VK). tl.iurnn onlriielur iiikI ICulhler. I C. IIKI.L WILL H RM-ll ri. X. srE. U KA- 1 '. lions and drtsi'i for nil kinU of build, i in? anti architecture. All work nrinillv I i : don. andiruaraul-ed to he first da. l.sti- mates furiiblud on short notice for brick I ttll tilling. rcskl-'riifr, bridesi, etc. public buii.iii,, Take Simmons 'Liver Regulator ' i One Dose WORTH ioo Dollars ! PraR R. I,, h: I consider one doe of Kim mons Liver Keculatnr worth lf(0O. I wss constipated, had Headache, could eat noth- I In- ifk .,.,. L i .u ne with satisfaction or aopetite- had the . ulues, and felt nttoio thernut of sorts. I re I ' sorted to Blue Max, t 'a'nmel. Quinine, and 'vr.r remedy suk-tcd. but on nly obtained SJSn tn'w.'.-? ,H,h!1 "M n' . more good than l 1 00 worth of doctors and dcring RcspV. JCMaron. have"been a teacher for twentv rears, and iiiiiiia iiiiivn.tr nao lepoareo aucKsor headache, produce.1 bytorpiil Liver, and have been eat Irely cured br Simuinns LIvel Regulator. I found it "to be of so mild a rharacter In Its actioi. as not to interfere, in ths least with mv duties in the school room. To those simi srly situated and sublect to'he ram''' I,.rl,"r'''t "J h'ih! recommend Sim- ... k'"'.i . K, E, Ciisfk' CanipbeTlsvills, K. Wf have a eor load ot choice ynuns I'erclieron Stallion? wliieh we If yntl nd elegant designs. Call and see ; " H-nff hiT 1 s: ' . c . n -n Z-r B WT them. i fa . JJ rOD J) 1 W'f J .3 ' t- 5 - a r aumma For chilblain and frost-bites k i j y y$lSZSL$'fWtilVj& Chamberlain's Fain balm. W.-,. WiM r t t'V c C . 1 CuMtfTFr im, Lrtx i" - . 1 i . 1 tn it... I ro-inii ti'irlii ! ' r t l I t V . r a - m. afj - - w i -. a--- , v. ' L I 1 1 , 11- 1 ojrr-ufc IllCkllllU UI I iH to buy a well l.rerl stnllion come Htury and practice and makes a sdc- and . xaiuinc our .took. Literal iaItv of ehronio diseases, removes ' smTmvTrW upo Ucvn'' r..ff!ac..larKOments,tumor, nOLTHWICK KR0. :1,Uew, witlmut pain or tho knifo. ! nnnnm non'- . , " : iVU Ui I LI I I 11 ni IIS I II Ii 11 OUUH. I HUM1 UAil l!lO, in .. , r -:".""! Von -"ale-two ii month oli. in 1 1 . il i . .. . 1 'v ;x .!-., ana onr 4 inoiuii oi.l. . Ii lAOlPti tr 1 tr. I air-nL I. I.. E j n pis.)uroUrr' bridj-.. 1 ! " . . lASWWm, Pnpfnnt UnmaH ac I' j - i ) fJ.Qi : V JIV i'Srnrf for Cl rcoljr.fi (itrtoKkjfcr Q - . r t i i t u m ! i i ruiniir t lj "a. m m m intw 31--1 - v ..- w t-- - 1 1 kixxzec t 1 - ra . v it a i v. a kj i rf."ar CLeacr, aas- p wif liiuir ni u 11 - 'r . ,..; r:,. .j2r.cM ii 1 ftinl mLD-co.oro)yaLr.fAL. vi lira CtMeriA "Pr VUehtr't Infanta' mad C-lldren's Comolatixta- 8oprlo to OMtor Oil, argorio or Kareotlo Syrspi. Chfldrsn car tor Csrtoris. Mil 31ona of i others Mesa Caator-v. C-ori3.rureS CfIle, ConstfpaUon : Kmr Stomach Dlarriirea, Kractauon ; (iives heaJthr sleep ; also olds dicslloi VViUbXlL fi-ruoUO Mrefitcuoiu MAS .11 T C 1 (H V ) ) I A I ' XPK i!T l A I II I illT Ul HUH F.inlM.K in- a line line ,i "iiit- wtiicli will 1C Polil lit Ixittoin priccn Re mil Mi) 1 Oomi ter Mas Jit'i-w -rtt;i)liliLM, .ir. i in orKi- to uiftko room fjir uw goods he ill iirz Mt("' I (ir-n l'oo.N, rrinunnt notions, etc., nt a YEitt (JKEAT IVrislits Addilio i T AI.r.ANY Is now on tht-market and comprise. 10o laro, level und beautiful build- jn lots. The blocks have) fight !. ... .i. i.i,.i- rji ul3 lal '.' " ''V 1" 'eft. 1 lie Street are ('.) f,.(-t wide witit two large avennes, j one oi 100 feet and the other of 50 I 1 feet In width. There will prohahlv ' I be a motor or elt-ctrio line to this j addition oefore long, l'or . terms j of fait apply to any real state ! aent in the citv. Tlilrcl ward c ill ar vinjc furchhecd this popular es- sbnient I nm now prepared to any orders m the srrorery antl pro- vision line, A full stock of crocerl kept constantly on hand. The highest rssli prkc paid for nil kinds of coun ry produce, or will exchange poods ti e s.inip. Como one, come all. CIIAS. KSSKr. HORSEMEN! See Paislev & r"ih aliout your horse bllis for this season. They can ar d will ilo them encaper ami ne. lerinan anvone. A large (.t' . , ... .,., , ,rnm RED CROWN MILLS! InOM, llM(. .1 ., Props, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for Family and Baker's use) Best Siorase Facilities, ... .... . . . i r iiignest can pries P,. o, wheat's ' ALBANY OREGON DR. W. C. fsiEOUS,- Graduate of the Royal College of 7 London, England, also of the Belle- Cl viie Medical College. ! ine IT. lias siient a lifctimo of !. j ! ' "e U". .",R.kes a ralty of treat- ! tnenr vvifh .. ..ofvi.-i i v 1 1 -root .. -.1 the llerrn.n Frenel. and English i l P"- i-aiis promptly attended ; ...,:. . if: . liaJ 1,1 .un muiio ih tif'it iti li-irrn-rxarvts id-e- Ferry strea. ''Btw - n Third and Fourth. I I I III I I VUVI SOLD Fosliav!(S! Mason n i in-iv aii it ALB AH Y, OREGON Knocked out. High prices on llanlwaie, tools, rumps, Moves, Ranges, Tinwae and Plumbing, are badly knocked out by Mat thews AWashburnc, the energetic and pushing hardware and stove ten ru 'ho J weedale Rlock, Alba. ny. Oregon. IS ell, -anmsts "T ieuuuuue-11 C-stor tor ehlldrs-V prmrplalnts, aw rogrior tony pwcrlpciac 40DI JK ov to ma. - i A- ak am, ia, I 111 Ba Oxford BC, vo-ly-, K V. Trn Cmx CoscrKT, 77 Harray 8t, Sew Tork. RF.CEIVKD HIS Mill REDUCTION. The Celehratei French CURE rrant cure tiie generative or.-ans or either sex whether arising from the excesrive use of stimulants, . tobacco or opium, or throuitb vouthful India- . cretion, over indulgence, etc., such aslossof I lirain 1'ower, wakciu'ness, ueanng liown Pains In the Hack, Seminal Weakness, Hys teria, Ncr ous Pros ration, Nocturnal Omis- sioiis, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak alcinory, j Loss of Pow er and Impotency, which if ne, . locted often lead to premature old age and I insanity. Price 1 a box; 6 boxes fcr?5.00 Sent bv mail on receipt of price, i A VVICITT:S UCAKANTKK is given ; with every S5 order received, to refund tne ; money if a Permanent euro is not effected. I Wc hare thousands ol testimonials from old ! ...A "n.i.n r.4 Kntk aAWl h. i . .tl pennansntiy cured by the u'serf Aptfrodltlne circular free. Address THE APHKO MCDICINB CO, Western Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oregon. For sale by Foshay Mason, who esale and retail druggists, Albany, Oregon. GEO. G, HENDERSON, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CROCKERY, ETC. Havine paruhased the business of LaForest & Thompson, we now solicit thn natrnnacro of the rjublic. nrnmia. ine at all times the best goods for i the money. Prompt attention given to all or- 1 : Un All rwr.nAa . 1 ueraiu wicnij. 6"""" --; M.i . litre m a can. n o oiesn uubinns, , i GEO. C. HENDERSON, M-CCESSOR TO LA'FORRKST A THOMPSON CCfRACy. SRATXKSB. nr a KIMSEY, IV. 1. The only complete set of Abstract 1 I .1 f t T inn IV.lntt, The 1 n " IlOOan SUU Ai&an9 iu a.iiii vwuiik? PFICE IS THE IcOCBT IIOfbE. Business entrusted to my ira trill rPPAive rjrOTTlDt And Cftre- mi aitenuon. i,. i i IlUODarU S naYOrinff e.- .. I "J Pntalev Sl jlg-r Job Printers 1 BEFORE oiiS AFTER j i e. .Proprietor ot. Albany Soda Works And manufacturer t.- - Choice Confectionery. A'e are notr prepared to furniah choice, Iruh eanoiea of bast frade, ronaistuiK ot pure Mi k, aawrttd flavor, mixul randie, extra French and choeolal t-rt-ma, fancy mixed, candy toys and a jrncrel awortiae-t AT WaOlEft-LC K BETAU. tZTOrden from count-? dealers promptly at tended to. Factory on Firol strrri. ALBANY - OREGON DAvTs bros. and" 66 i BARROWS DB.U.KM ossUAtt-saraassuc. SUEDD.UNSCo. 01!ecONBLTJMBE1G BLOCK, ALBANY late ) ! 0RE00N - ALBANY, IfWft 189' A Eull Corps of Instructors. , C1aKiol, rcienllrlc, literarj". ixmniLtvi I ! and normal rlamea. Courw- iA study r- ' ranged lo meet thn needs vt all irrade of ; tw.letit (f (vial lnduormraiii ofleri to ' student from abixiad. Ton ion nngnt from 1M.5 B.S0 Per Teroi, Instrumental inctrudlcu ui k..-u- i given by Mim Laura Goltra. Board in private families ut low rU-s, and rooms for self boarding at small expeoi. A : careful supervision exercised over up away from home. For circulars and full partlnilai-, nldriw : tho preaidefit, HKV. KXBHtT X. CONDtT. Alhany, Orejron, . I WHKKE WILL YOU FIND A 1A HAU-UJ S At the Delmonlco. Tr.r srukmst, rar bis si-raa, Tsr Kit j supper. GoeU Bros, do all their owa , ' eookinjf. Try bis hot coffee and tea -itb j cakes for 10 eta. Eastern oysters are a ape- ; cialty, and streat care trill be token is put i them up after Eastern style. Yaqulaa and j Bay View oysters constantly on hand. Bead i his bill of fare ana see if you don't find that 1 yon a ant. Did you ever try ooe of our dun- day dinners? lydlnnersr Ail kind of nma rarmers All d U will find a eood table set at the Petunonioo. WaitiD( is will be promt ill he prompt Come and see ua. Kresh rlab. Krmh Game. Fresh Meat BT- UM., Prop. lOAA rtTDFiC! OF OAK and 1 -.WV KJJ1U& fir a-ood for sale : In tomtttie to suit the Inquire . it-ee ot Cirran &. onterth. '. A KICK LOT OS SCOTCH COLLIE rrsn WITH A : ltttft dip of KnirlWi shepherd. Ttm , make the very best farm stock and watch dogs For further particuktr itxi'iire of Geo W. Gray, DenUxt. E. E. WARFORD, ! Uitig purrhasej tb j PALACE MEAT MARKET! Is now prepared to fiuutnh freah wraU of all I kinds; best variety ot ehntee beef, veal .mutton j pork sausatrs, ttrlu the city kept constsntJ an haad.1 .F...i ,.A ITIX Staple Groceries Crockery, Glassware, The best quality cf tes, coffees, candies, outs, rtc. FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old rttiablo house Is also to be found a complete assortment of freah family groceries, to which is constantly be luff added . all the seasonable lines of groceries ad pro visions, Fuca aai Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped toorder. i AnchOVy MUStard, ! Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Qoods of Ail Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all bought when prices ,' were low and the benefit of tie margin will be j given to his customers. Remember the place, j at the old corner on First and Broalalbln fits. ! Conrad Myer. j Albany Nnrseries We are permanently located on the old Cline homes trl y, mils from Albany on Corvallis road' We have on hand a large itock of Choice Fruit Trees of onr own growing, which we" wil ! sell at lowest living rate. j Parties cont?mrilat4ris planting trees win consult their interest by examining onr stock ami prices before purchasing. IIyma & Browkku- Albany, Oregon. . Ji m sa l-Vi !, j y WFtlTTVri A1ITTBT , s Star WE n m "-jijllUii uiuci iu ucat ua ill Lands jape. Portrait and DeooraUrePakitiBr. I , J ... i arms jape, rerttwit and PseeraUrsPa-iUBc. I yag, Dsirurnd Mechanical Draw Irur. Rooms S and 9,i'osUr bloch, AJbaay Otejeon. 5zsros- Tr Z i T.rS,S!0'T FURNISHING GOODS, Temple, Kim street. Ths latest vocal and j OKNT8' NECK WEAR, wfui-ii .rpi to wr. JUMI iartrset assortment ol stampiar patterns select from this side ot Trisect. (riven In palatine and embroider; st ker atadlo w Linn rVinntr lUnlr rilra Kp - - ..,. - - - . a CHOICE -TUTUi- TJITTKB HAJU-EB JU SjROwHriA.6 You Can Kind. BARROWS in TTfT'irilVr T'e "u shoes unl IJAU1 lUll the hoticro. If the -i-irBlniv fui vo t Ln(i iT-ri Ph. ZJ:: T'W X 3k IV. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE OfNTtCMIN. Sold lv FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET A2ST GO -I IF. ALSO Hiuio X r d t a T The Finest. LineJof Pianos and Organs in the Willamette CAT.Ts AND EXAlMiisE' HIS 0J mUmmm " a , "A?" b 3 h.c "?-UT y - Clark and Grcer.wood up dodatofNov Iuplieats an be had from them onlv of us, ai re. i mi 'a1 i ' C8 ' aboUt lf0 nestlv! m-de bv ourselves from cithu t"; do"4 i VS . Yt '"rlt,1 nlf:,Tte sfcaU b plesi jd to jjcuatrtirstudininFromaHV Work, next rloor to Tte Special Cleara To make room for my laroi Hprina; htoek I will commence January 20th a GUM CLEAEANCF Remember this means everything in stock. mua have room, and we do not purpose to let Portlan d or . .,':. 1 mi - you all and will save vou monev. J ' SPECIAL BARGAIHS IN CLOAKS, tJKJlTS H1IN1KKV UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, LACE OURTAIIxS, ETOhETC. Albany Oregon EARLS Drv Gootts,NolioDS LA ill E5 AND GKNTS FTR NISHIXGS. Also hare a corop lete line of Fcr sprir-ft trade at prices that defy compecition. Give ns a eal! iud buy ycur f-hoes of us at bedrock prices. Good goods and fquare dealing. I & SEARLS. W. L. Uouliu.' name and prlre ore stamped w. dealer ennnot supply yon, Send direct to butor fine air, Hravy Band fcrala reelM.r lerpr-. Be.f In ilir World. Ismttlue hl $SjOi 4.inulne Hand !e r ' bN'. IM.S llasdf Hid Wi ll slior. 3.fiO I'oltrr and Kloer bor. s.M l-xtru lHlaekil hr. fi't.ti A 4 Mrlili:siiie's Mioe. if.lM and JI.J. Bv- Kiol he. til Made in it(tr-". Itnltan and lre. roi: hwi: leu iui. 1IKST M ATtKIAI.. Hl TVLK, i:ST KIT TING. . a. IMIS.l. Kmrhloa. Kiu, L- E. BLAIN. F - VNCY TO GOODS G. L BLACKMAN. Drop, Paints, Oils, 'an- toUst art iolaa also a fall use of books and swtlaoery. prkUcls, etc. nsssnpwOM enreiunj rrtSll tl O FELLCTS THKIPLt, 0ge- CARniES- Valley. STOCK Trio Leading PHOTOGRAPHERS: ALBANY, OKKOON. I : 1IT. . LMlWtl. T t? WlUlt lO Sffi LAPIES' DEES8 GOODS. LADIES' FANCY GOODS. LADIES' UNDERWEAR. LADIES' HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS, BOO L18M 11