Morning daily herald., March 25, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THK MOKXING- HERALD; TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1890.
REPUBLICAN' fONVENTION'.
SPECIAL, 11:30 A. 3C.
Hot to sec our stoves and ranges
before buying is a mistake, llis
r k.$ are always costly. I heat
ing Moves u-j have the largest as
u . . -. .-..11.. .. . ,...!
wen inv IjI'im r:wt'iuny bi-icuicu ;
offer were r.ot )-iiht .is an experi
ment but as' a certainty. We
know what cadi stove will do, r.nd
they were bought for casli,ho the
price is riht. We have special
ties in beaters, be.-ide our regular'
linc of Garland. Arjrand and Su-'
perior stoves and ranires.
. tino. W. Smith.
r.ll.i:. j
The Daily iIekau will be on
salt; e.ii-li niorimii at the new i
HI .1111 1 nf W. F. Kulm's. where iH
ran hi? procured aC 5 rents jut I
copy.
WKATHCIi INDICATIONS.
For Aibany and v cinity Fol
lowing is the forecast jr 24 hours,
en.liin: at 8 i: m. to-.. a :
Fair; slightly warmer.
.IOTTINOS AltOU C TOWN.
Regular meeting of the city
council to-nijrht.
A'bany Knjjinc Co. No. 1 was
out for drill last evening.
Trout are reported plentiful in
the mountain streams.
Cell Vant 'leve and son Dert, of
the :Scio Press, are in the city.
A. V.. Woodin iscrectimranother
neat cottage upon his property on !)
the corner of Third and I'.voadalbin i
ftreet.
Seats are being taken rapidly for
the great Levy concert Fridav
evening. Every seat will proba
bly be taken.
The C'orvallw Hoard of Trade
has ordered ".0,000 pamphlets des
criptive of Uenton county placed
in Eastern immigration center.".
The reopening ot the Southern
Pact lie railroad will be welcomed
bv the people of Oregon. After
two mouths of partial suspension
'i business on the road the public
vill appreciate the regular through
rvicc. i
Ali'-iisv sboultl celebrate the ap
proaching Fourth f July in a
becoming manner. This city is
bit? enoii-'b and rich tnoiiiili to'
have a gol celebration every year
and her pioperity and growth
wuiiM warrant her in doing s,
Till' ladies w ho ar-j going to rep
resent the dilu-ient trades ami pro
les ions ot the city at the .Merchants"
Carnival are requested to meet at
the . A. If. hall at 7:-" i: u. Shis
evening, l.y nruer ot com-,
mittee. !
,f. P. Galbraitii and N. P. Payr.e i
i:ien:iotied a"- prominent candi- (
or.icj on th.e (leie.j-Tiitii; ticket fori
rut :fi.v! of county clerk. I". E. f
O.tvis will prob.ib!y he renornin-
a!ed for recorder. UepuHi. an can- i
didatcs wiil boi) ui serene! v aUjUt
convention time.
The Brownvilie'i'imes remarks:
Wv believe a bridge at Albany
would be a grand ttiin-x for that
s r y and .c'lun -f country across
!ie river, but it would do the rest
: the country but little irood.
therefore, wlieii a bridge is built .
it should Ik- done by Albany stand
irg one third, Linn county onc
t. inland Kenton county one-third
oi the ex pen --e.
"Keep o!l' the gr;;ss," President
Harrison said the other dav to the
Cherokee 'boomers," who were
m ikiiiiia raid on lands where they
did nut belong. Our dispatches
tbis morning sUte tiiat he lias now
is-ueil a proclamation warning all
sea;in poachers to keep out of the
U. S. waleis in the Pehring sea.
Thar is rialit. It neeils a little
backbone occasionally to maintain !
the dignity and supremacy of this
country.
I-'Uk Jiifoilre Singrr.
The Y. M. C. V. of this city has
the pleasure to announce the en
gagement, under
lis auspices, ot
the world-famed Jubilee Singers,
from Fisk L'niversi.y, rsashville,
Tenn., for one of their inimitable
conceits at the opera house on
April;:. This is the original com
pany tliat devoted over $150 ,000 of
its earnings to the bu 1 ling of Fisk
Cnivcrsity, that made two wonder
fully .successful tours abroad, : he
guest of kings and queens and
prime ministers, and that sung by
sp-cial request f"r President?
Grant, Hayes, Garfield and
Arthur.
NOTICE TO rnOIIIISITIONIKTS.
Prohibitionists and all who are
interested iu the cause of prohibi
iion will meet at the voting places
of the various precincts on March 1
J-ithand elect delegates to the
county conference to meet at the
cjurt "house ih Albany on April 5th
ot one o'clock. J. E. Kso,
(.'liairman ot County Prohibition
Central Committee.
1 lie ISitarituiiir'Ht l.ailv j
i I
in I.inti county, a:ter making :
carol::! inspection of -Matthews .
Wasn'nurn's stock of stoves and;
ran'0s and very closely rxaminiigj
t!;e;r tisnvare. says tl.ey have the i
m i'. complete stock in the Wil
la'i.ettc Vailev, and at the lowes-
,,r!" - i
(ioixl .1ph. j
TU" Wilia-nette Packing I o. naa
jus received a line lot cf apples.
Call e.u'v and secure some of them
before tiiev ;-re all gonp. Fine
comb honey, chipped beef, horse
r.iJI'b !'jfs, etc., always on hand.
. Owing to the change to be made
in the enoe siure oi jvinuice .
Ivlein, they will sell goods regard-1
kai oi cost. j
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The Hop fi rowers.
Hop growers of California have
formed an association to protect
and at the same time to advance
their industry, and it is announce. I
will invite the hop growers of Ore
gon and Washiugton to unite with
them. The new organization is
only a few days old, but for a long
time such a plan has been under
consideration, and the details will
soon be decided on. Over a thou
sand acres of hop land was repre
sented nt the meeting by the
twenty-three gentlemen present.
It was decided to form a general
association without arbitrary aims,
the growing of hops as cheaply as
lossik!e. and improvements of
prices and conditions of marketing
being the chief ends in view.
The many friend of Mrs. Nancv
Bixby Nee Nagau will )e grieved
to learn of her sudilen death w hich
occurred in Middleton. Idaho the
12th of Feb. Miss Hogaii was
united in marriage with Mr.,
Robert Bixby of Idaho' in the fall
of IStvS. Khc removed to Idaho
with her husband where they lived
very happilyuntil God chose to
call" her to her heavenly home.
She was a true Christian and was
loved bv all who knew her for her
sweet disposition end purity of
ruind.
Sweet U I lie .i'Ue wliL-n wrluo dies
Wheu sinks ft righteous soul to ret .
M.D.Hooax. 1
MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Rgslr M"songn No'v Enuaicj oa tiia
lcal Trai:i:.
An improvement which the
people of the Willamette Valley
have long demanded, h.as at last
been made. This is the placing oi
regular mail agents on the local
trains running between Eugene
and Portland.
beginning Monday I ids service
commenced, and will continue as a
regular tliimr, mail being made tip
and distributed at ail oiiiees along
the railroad, the same as on the
through trains. That destined for
Sioints south i if Eugene Cite will
be? made up bv the agents
oil thet
local trams ami thrown oil'
.it that fa
citv to be taken up bv the through
trains.
Chas. Tipcr. of Salem, and YV. j
W. Wct.lcr, of Portland, will be;
the agents on these trains. Carl;
Abraham, on Uosebtirg. will be!
the helper, and will run between i
Portland and. I eiler.n. j
Wells, l argo .cl o. have
an express messenger between j
lortlandjmd Eugene ( ity. ;
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.oluK to .r, - Ilar.H.r. j
, Tho Salem Matesman says: E. ;
Ii. I'iper, formerlv city editor of
the Statesman, and his brother,
George 1'. I'iper, have signed a
contract to go to Giay's lltrhor
and run a paper for the syndicate
that has guaranteed the Hunt rail
road system $000,000 to make its
terminus there. "Ted"and George
will be in Salem the first week in
April on a visit, after which they
will go to Gray's Harbor to start
the paper. They will have a line
newspaper plant, and will no doubt
make things boom up there. They
have both been employed on the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
ICcurtloll nf a Itooin.
It is said that l.o Angeles is
aid that !. Angeles
prostrated from too much boom.
A million tloiiai liott-l is aiau-
. . - . i- i i.- 1
iimwii Mix im siiiniiin' an 1111-
ishe-l. So with inanv' other ex-!
lr..v:,..:,n.str.iet.ire;. No oaralvsis !
is so complete as r a.-.'i..,, frm j
tun imviiI n limmi. I oe ouIiomit
tide of prosperity haves the com-1
munity stranded high and dry!
a hove a 1 reach ot a returning in le j
and the death of s.ieh f.wn is !
complete beyond ahv possible
resuscitation. the sutest way
is the steady growth such as Al
bany i now enjoying. Public
spirit, enterprise and improve
lnents. imt an unnatural or spas
modic boom, is what is needed.
We lake pleasure 111 reeommr-in
irid to the public the .Mis-es Call,
late from Fremont. Ohio, who
have purahuscd our entile stock of
millinery and taken pos-.-ssi,.: ,,i
the same. The Misses !.il! ;n
experiencetl milliners'. ha ing been
employed iu m-veral retail houses
us head trimmers, and. Miss Emma
Pall has mii'i'i'.e.i in ! v. o wholesale
houses in tll l";ivt. We shall be
pleased to see our old customers
and new o::en tijtronise il-.e Misses
I'.ail.
pleas.
i-l.o. -
ainl gi
a :'i
eoliliili
nt, wiil
! ty wei
om the
,- tlsank-
liV ;m;i
liberal
cars oi"
on a he;:
retire i
;. h.
..f iba
r very
oil:' f.ii li
com
ll'i'.V
Tils il:es
lidies
H' the
dill in.'
mil
!;nerv
ihg the
vicinity
pattoiuigi
liusiness.
E. v C. IIoWAi::.
aiuliiik Vnssfiiifi
Ya'JI'INA
steamer W
Mi
a:cii -i.- lh'
riHaiiiei'e Valley arrived
A. lo-day with thefollow-
it 4:1". i
ing passengers
V. 1'. Hester
and wife. Miss S. Md'ov, .Mrs.
Ma-on, Wvm.in Mason, E. .1. Har
mon, M. Wert, and wile. .1. !.
Johnson, H. i. Kenneer, T. L.
Jenkins, N. A. Clark and wife, 1-.
J. Xnniworth, II. Mathews, J. It.
liackm.in, Mrs. Wayne. E. S. Kell
inan, V. L. I'avis, Mrs. Spooner,
Mrs. Self, Miss M. Spooiier, Miss
J. Spooner, Frank Spoonur, E.
s-pojiier, 1J. Spooner. L. Spooner,
.. A. Mangnson, Jas. rell, II.
Corbart, II. lemot, F. SclAvein
('hart. Miss A. Heyer, Win. 1 lever,
i ll. It. Kelby an 1 wile. E. Kopfer,
j M. Herman and wile, E.O'Couner.
! N. A. Poyntoi., J. E. Stewart ami
wife, It. Ko'.vlett and .-life, L.Boyn-
ton, I. Ipsw'.tch.
The Santiam Mhu-s.
i Suuerintendent Earlv of the Or
i lena Mining Co., accompanied bv
two miners, left this citv yesterday !
for tho mines in tho Santiam .lis'-!
for the mines in the Santiam dis
trict. They will go in on snow
shoes from Gatcsxi'.le, and will
have to pass over thirty feet of
snow. The coming season prom
ises to be one of activity in the
Santiam region. The Albany
Mining and .Milling Company ex
pects to put in a quart, mil!, and
much extensive work will be done.
.IMnrin I'olllrrn.
In keeping loth 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, .nit gjd, sound prop
erty, in which the company have
invested their o.vn money. The
new cable cars ran to the corner of
Ocean Park addition, making this
very dsiial'!e property. There is
also a steamboat landing and a
railroad station adjacent to t his ad
dition. Pai ties w ho desire to make
a ties w I o iiusne 10 uniKe ,
nts in the ocean Pa.K ad- j
Astoria will have to apply
l is being closed out very ;
investment
dition to
soon, as i
rapidly and prices advancing.
V fan!.
To the citizens of Albany : Hav
ing bought out the John Schmeer
Mvrc, coi ner of First and Ells
worth street, where 1 will carry a
full line of goods, and will open up
the bakery alxmt the 'J'.'d inst.,
having secured a iirst class baker
and by strict attention to business,
courteous treatment and fair deal
ing. I hope t merit a sbaie of
your putrutiuge. At'orsr Lanoe.
Jobn bicrciipcr keep- ibc
choicest bain.", lard and bacon.
He guarantees bis meat- to be the
best in the market.
(i:nr vi:ATiiL:it iu i.i.ici is
Allowing is the crop weather
bulletin f the Oregon state
wc.athl.r bliri..uli operating with
thp s signal pcrvicef (:entrai
OHice, Portland, Oregon. For the
k SaUlrd:U.( Ma.h
Weather The temperature and
sunshine have been belov. the
average; the rainfall about the
average. The temperature lias
geneially been above the freezing
K)int. The weather has been
partly cloudy to cloudy. The rain
fall has been light, but generally
well distributed. t
Soil The soil, except on up-j
lands, is too wet for plowing, bene;-1
the spring needing is retarded.
The snowfall and the rains of the
past, wintor have leen such as to
moisten the ground to a greater
depth than has leen known for
yea rs.
Crops The winter wheat crop
is generally reported in good con
"V,.rt " "
dition, 1 nit a few days of
l."u ' ' -cue., o.
r'v i V V V-
uil' Iiiit'lv inn! stork is rpiinikr:itm?
. . .. . .
!,n " lmrt f,'7-
h?K lratlOIW can be
l , "P""!?
is
'.'-i i'. '
Fruits Fruit and ornamental
trees, and shrubbery are develop
" . . . .
;nning to show. Peach
ing their iiiins, on the latter, leaves
: treesareinbloes,,!!! jn l.anecountv
The colli winter has injured the
oi-iti-ll , mio li smile rAirni. '
Scxen.l necks of fair wether and
j sunshine are needed to allow The latest sheet music for sale at
i ..f spring work, the starting of the I one-third discount at Mrs. Hy
grain and the development of t he man's.
liiids oi trees, etc.
On March .':M. ls. apple and
cherry trees were in full bloom,
leave on ornamental trees were
out. Flowers were blooming and
and uianv arilies oi vegetables
wire in tin- market iu many parts
of thestate.
H. S. P ; l K .
n . I'. ,-iul
Arrived ias:
, i
veiling at lJo cI'M K .
,..;,!.,-... i..,.i ..i ,..a.l..... ...n
...i;(i....'..! ..,.. ,. .u himiitm 1
uti.'f.',-.- M,,..t'..r .' i n.rr..tr " i iH
n'y an i ; f"-uietl'e best.
I!e:iiriiij: 'rii Swlli-h.
A fon-e "i v.orkmen are engaged '
in repairing the bridge of thej
.Oregon I'aeiiie raihoad company;
en the Water street switch, which ;
was damaged by the recent Hoods.
: 'i'utlir l.iuliexif AIIihiiv nuil Vicinity i
A s.ecial invitaiion is extended 1
to ymi to call at our store and wit-'
ness practical experiments in
toasting, baking and broiling. etc.
in the
woNointri i. wiiii: oai .i: oi:n
of the new Charter Oak Stove.
Exhibition, March olst, and April
1st. from HI a. m. to 5 p. in.
.Mvriir.ws A: Washui iiv.
! I'ror. (I. ',
I'almrr'H ('oiinrrialuri
of .Mnklr,
Tweedale's block, First street, i
Albany, Oregon, opened Jan
uary 20, lS'.K). The course of in
struction will consist 'A classes for
piano, organ, harmony and voice
culture. There will he a normal
class and diplomas furnished to
teachers, specifying capacity
and experience. Students partic
ipate in monthly recitals, and are
graded to insure equality in rendi
ill be
sis as '
tion. I Ins i.onservatory w
conducted oi the same basis as
itnose in jos:on, xew lorn, etc
This is the onlv recoirnized Baccess-
fal system k nown for a thorough
musical educs tion. Send for circu
lars and ref -ences. Office hours
from 1 to
I The llnmelirnt Man
In the Willamette Valley, after
making a close avd careful insjiec
tion of the stock of hardware and
j tools and the quality of the tin
I ware carried in stock by Matthews
i& Washburn, says they excel all
! all other stores in the valley
quality and low prices.
in
To th i.ndie. on the skin is simply wonderful.
To my patrons and ladies of Al-! Gentlemen will find it excellent to
bany-i shall be in Albany with a ! use aftcr ehavin8
full stock of the latest styles in ' Fine flavoring extracts Drug
millinery by the 15th to tho" 1st of j gist II. C. Hubbard is manufactur
April. Thanks for past favors, i ing a fine line of flavoring extracts.
Pospectfully, Mrs. S. E. Wavne. ' For purity and delicacy of flavor
; ' these extracts are unsurpassed.
u.,..;., , foTrj1.!3"' " ' , . It' Elegant Lotion does not do
Tie'PsEL f Si ? -il 2 5 astJLfti?
t,- i.nI, . n .,..r .:,
J J ' a,K1"fj,lh 1
hJ
ppar "Ir, a,no,.aa ,J 1 rof- ;
Ir. l'dtton treats successfully all
ilneties ot women, and eunmnteoH '
1 1 cure all curable private disease !
1 1,, R,,r ,,m,i, t'
lie imj a sure remedy for catarrh
01 Hie bead. He Sleeps in Ins office
and answers citv calls dav or nieht i
Consul ration isfropnn.l Vor..,iV:-" '
h s'rietlv contnlcntia!,
. - - - - .. . .iiim
He can be
f.u::i.l in bin
oi c n Ulumberir's
m,,, m ., .
10 to I-, to 4 and 7!
Slock from
to V
Wo :ne not beie for only 10 .lava
; but I i May and help build up ..
j Imny, nnd we will guarantee at all
i iiii-s to sell you the best Roods nt
I the lowest possible price. V F
1 Head
A republican convention for
I Linn county is called to meet in
i the city of Albany on Wednesday,
i iipui viu, iow, at jy o ciock n. in. s
for the purpose of selecting ten
' (10) delegates to the republican I
state convention to be held in !
Portland. Oregon on April 1G, 1800, j
to nominate candidates for tho j
various county offices, and to j
transact such other business as '
may properly come liefore the con
vention.
The county convention will be
composed ol 80 delegates, appor
tioned one delegates' at large for
,each precinct and one for every
ttwciity-tive votes or fraction over
half that number cast in the pre
cinct for Binger Hermann for
member of congress at the general
election in June, 1888, as follows:
del. del.
East Albany... ft Albany 8
West Albany.. 7 Harrisburg 4
Prow nsville.". . 7 Shedds 3
Peo-iu .1 Lebanon 7
Scio 3 Waterloo 4
Oreleans 3 Crawfordsville.3
Sweet Home... 3 Fox Vallev 2
Center '2 Tangent. ..... 3
Santiam 3 Franklin Butte.3
Kock Creek.... 1 Hvracus 2
Liberty 2 Brush Creek . . .2
Total 80
The primaries will be held at the
usual place in each precinct at 1 :30
o'clock p. m. on Thursday April 3,
18110.
W. M. Kktciium,
F. M. Kedfiei.d, Chairman.
Secretary.
Ul'MISF. NOTICES.
Cheap showcase for sale at Mrs.
Hyman's.
The best brands of cigars at
Kastham & Van Winkle's.
Good mori.ing! Have you used
Hubbard's Ulegant Lotion.
Tinware wirranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Hubbard's headache capsules
are a sure cure. Try them.
Shaving 15 cents on Sundays or
holidays at Viereck's.
Tiuware 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.
Latest designs in jewelry and
. . , , .
Iuu'est V' M
trench's.
Get your stall fed beef of liaight
Pros. " They keep the finest in
)regon.
If you want a choice cup of tea
try my 40 cent tea in
bulk.
E.
Urownell.
Try Silver Quarter plug cut. A
1 splendid smoke. Progressive
' dealers keep it.
j K. C. Phelps does the best print-
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i hi; oi any omce in iiie cuv. riuis
;,, ,' f
Try Hubbard's headache can-
Hulos. They are a sure cure, and
only cost 25c. box
Our stock of crockery and glass
ware is complete and attractive.
Spencer fc Blackburn.
Fresh garden seeds just received
at Spencer A Blackburn's, four
packages for 10 cents.
Yon can save from 50c to per
pair on boots and shoes ntKrausse
A Klein for the next 20 days.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the bes)
' tinner in the yalley, will remain
with Matthews & Washburn.
smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent igsrs, manufactured
at Julius Joss ili'a cigar factory.
, Remember that for the next 20
1 clays Krausse & Klein will sell
' lioats and shoes regardless of cost.
Try some of the finest syrup and j
- molasses on draught ever brought
to Albanv. Go to Geo. C. Hender-
son s.
Go to Eastham & Brown for the
Flora de Madrid, Dirigo Club
Medallion and Vesta de Cuba
cigars.
Mesrs. Fortmiller & Irving have
added a fine line of carpets to
their stock of furniture, wall
paper etc.
Our stock of staple and fancy
8roceros '8 a" n'ce aD(l fresh and
' tne k66 l"Lity. Spencer fc
Blackburn.
Ham and egs, breakfast bacon, ,
and all other staples at Geo. C.
Henderson's.
Hay, oats, potatoes, oil cake,
meal and chicken feed at R. M.
Kobertson'H feed store at the foot
of Ferry street.
G. W. Simpson has just received
an immense stock of line clothing,
insluding Buits for men and boy's,
w liich he is selling at astonishingly
i low prices.
Hubbard's Elegant Lotion cures
chapped or rough skin. Its action
lor u, your luuuoj nmuctiioce
fully refunded by sfmply returning
the empty . bottle. II. C.
Hubbard, prescription druggist.
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MAIttCIEO.
HAl L - J Sund.y,
March 23. 1SP0, at the residence of th.
i,riar pirenta, in coburg. unc county.
OreKuo, bv Iter, X. N. Mattbox. Will S.
ia't f iaa ,'ol"ty. ! K'm 'rnuie
CliwnberUin, of Une county.
W J i- Br"or K0"' nJ?
work In country. Apply at this office.
r.r uddreas poicofBce box S7, Albany, Or.
EA. BER.HV, attorney. at-law. Special
. attention given to callpotion of claims,
om.-e with J.J. Whitney.
ilARM FOK SALK-200 ACRtH OF
choice land, all under cultivation, tour
mile aoutheatt ot Albany, for sal at a bar
Kio. Inquire of faut Mlncenmelr, or at
Uds oBce.
MLffl I
cusigk
Fr iaformatioa cncrnig ioveit
meat ia this city or inrreaadiog
country. They have listed a Ur
nomkrf fine farms, suitable for
grain, fruit or stock.
They make ioiide buiiaMS
fint-cUis retideace prprty a
cialty. Sole agents for
aad
pe-
VVOCDLE'S
Riverside Addition,
The beat luborbaa prope rto oa tiie ;
mtkt.
HALF MILLION
DOLLARS
To loau oa long thiie eu iKl hu
proved farme or city prOjerty.
Agents for the Auglo-Nevda A
lurance Corporatiou, the slroogott
Fire Inwrance Company on the fsoifio
Coast.
NEW.
Jifur
Messrs. Speacer & Blackburn desire to announce to the people of Albaay and adjacent country that their stock m
now complete in all lines pertaining to the grocery busioee.
ARRIVING DAILY
Coaaignwesta ol new geods cuneistiug of staple and fancy j-eceiiet, ir wtuoh we j.y sjnit caeh, threhy saviap
liberal discountu, which will be shared with our cuatomert.
OUR PRIDE
Is centered ia our speaial delivery (the only only t ue ia the city) whereby we ere eeaUcd t deliver all (roods or
dered of prou.pi!j- aa 1 to tbs entire eatisfaetioa tf eor patrons.
WE ARE PROUD
Of eur ability to please or customers, and preud of the kind werda bestowed upon us by those whom wo et.-ive to
please,
OUR ORDER SYSTEM
Is a great oonveaMaoa to the ladies, as we oail at their bauae every morning or evening, take orders for the day's
supplies, and deliver them drotnptly, thus saving than the walk down town- as wall as the tedious waiting for tha
articles ordered aad the too often keen disappointment of an satire failure to receive them.
WE NEVER FAIL.
If you order gocds from us you get jast what you order and in time far tho meal for which you iatead them.
FRESH JERSEY BUTTER.
We have en aaged the entire product of ilr. E. Loeuy e's Jersey dairy and will have an ample sapnly of this deli-
! cious batter at all times.
Is to conduct a first-class grooery
FARMERS We will make it to
SPBNOBK &
m
By IuvMting ycer munt-y im ome wheel of furtanu there are uine cliances to
lete and one to win.
There is No Chance to Lose on This Wheel.
"
Inreet your tnouay ia the hub aud leave tho outside aluue.
This wheel Ilm been turning oncu every six luonthi for the pst two years,
and ihr-H: who wpccnlated to the hub have doubled thHr motey on every
turu.
We predict this wi.t.l w ill tuiu ucu every ninety days for the next er.
If you wild to be oue of t!e Iiioky spe:uUtora call and let ui show you some
of the fineet bargains in urui, eiifcurKir, rrsidenee and Vuicee property ever
oflered ia tbi city.
CURRAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
&
1 Few
And a fow Lines of winter suits,
which will be sold
1
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Forour immense new steck toar-
live as soon as the blockade is over.
t
ilv.E. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clottiier,
NEW:
NEW GOODS!!
OUR OBJECT
buaioes, and we cordially invito trial ordersj
yoar interest to bring us your yrodaoe.
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M0NTEITH,
Albany, Oregon.
Left.
very low Prices.
NEW!
NEW PRICES!!!
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