Morning daily herald., March 28, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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THE MOBKOfG- HERALD; FRIDAY, MABCH 28, 1890.
THE FAR5IER'S INSTITUTE.
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Sl'KCIAI.. l i::;o .1. M.
Not t s-?e our stoves aaJ ranges
before buying .i-; a mistake. Mis
Takes an: alw.iy ' -t iy. In heat
ii; stoves wo li-.v.-; tin; lart as
veil as th? n:ot carefully selected
sstoek in tii.' city. Tie.- stoves we
ft"r were not li-;jut .is an experi
ment but a ii crrtiUi.ty. V'e
Ur.ow what eadi stove will tlo, and
hey vvrc bought fur -a-li,so tiie
lrico is ri'Iit. V.'e have special-
Tbo Opening of t
Hon
. oti r. :
THE NEW FKECINOIS.
Djf c: iatks Matter cf the DiEcriytion j
of Their lSoaaJams.
REMINISCEH0E9 OF LETT.
KEPCULICAN CONVENTION.
i ...
kiimi' :infiia:i!iic w.
lilt- se;-.ini npeiie
for ;'. priiiitalrle a
mi clmr. A n ii 1 1 i- nt prominent
Winners ati'l i-ilueainrs were pre-- !
etlt, ami more will alieH'l !: scs-!
simis lo-ilav. '
lion. U. A. Irvine was rlcete.r
The three new precincts, formed
hy the beanl of eounty eoiuniip
sintiet an- attracting attention
now ;w tinre time t'i election
apon-ai-lic-. Tin- boundaries of
lines of iarlan l, Arizar.d am
perior stoves and ranges.
tiro. W. S.U
Tiie l.u:.v
u!e c.ieii :
.stand of YV.
f"lii bv jiroi
oopv. nr.ATiii
ns stir.
r lli;i:l.l v.
:nwriiiii at
F. Kuhus.
-trod at r. '
the
liie lavnvr'.- in-iit.iu-, held
miller the auspices of the Stati
Agricultural ViVj.'e comim-necl
at the ooi'ta hot;-e i;;.-t eyiiiii!''.
:J prci-eiit, and
i aurpii-itiiis-ly .-ac!i ot the new precincts were
ud inierei'iin , tixed unil appear properly upon
the leenidf. but the boundariert of
iniie ni th" old precincts from
which the new ones are cut of!', are
not iiven. which threatens to
cau-'c trouble unless the clerk
; figures the iMiiimlaris mit and
w itii I writes them up.
At the January ferni ot the
county court, the following
action was taken: The name of
Kast Albany nrecinct was first
l:i-n-d ilic aildre.-s t.f wi icoiiie. : chanvjed to Albany. Then the
The address was lull of keen', j east portion of the latter and a
s brewed thought, and was listened j small portion of Lebanon precinct
to with the utmost attention. It ' was cut oil', formini; East Albany
-"j contained many point:: that were precinct. The dividing line in the
i well taken and of ;'ivat value if j city is.Ietl'erson street. The voting
j acted upon, j pl;tce was tixed at the office of the
0 " i 1'rof. J. 1. Letcher of the State Farmers' warehouse.
lieu 1 . .. .... I IV, 11...... niMilt. .1 tiii.t ' T.i(i.r..iif ,.r..i.ilif.t fr.'ltfil
! cliairinan lor tlie eveiiiii''.
! Tlie exercises were opened
; an cnj jyai.li' s .n: oy .lc.-i.
j Lee, Sears, Harrows, i'nrtinuler,
. . , , . , ,1 ll.irt ami 1 mss.
ties 111 heaters, be.nle. our regular . M.(Vor lV-vaI tK.
in.
where it
nt.-
per
fi)i(ATins.
For Albany and :cinity Fol
lowinir is the fore.-ast :or - I hours,
ndin at 5 r. m. to-a . :
Fair; slightly warmer.
JOTTIX(iS .lI'.iM'r TOWN.
Kier. of Havrisbm-'. is in
r. m
the city.
Mis- Hall dan
Hull of t'orva'.lis. i-
ity.
lr. iuiss will remove to Wood
1nrn soon to ' int the irnr busi
ness'. Mrs. .Joseph Kh -in, of this city,
has returned from a vSit at Ku
?ene. Mr. and ?drs. Pollock, of Sprins-fu-ld,
Iliinois, have l cated in this
ity. The hitter is a si.-ter of A.
Kiio les.
visii!ii; in thi j "'f-' o-wiiiplilii-l
on t lie I' liMin.u' Uc
special l itv election on
should bp almost
tin-1
The vot.
fion at tie
April 7th
animous.
The tuerehauts carnival to b
'.veil in this ,-i;y April Unl
a id 1 1th pr uni-ii s t- :i. 111. .-t in-
' in; altair.
1
excellent response to the address
of welcome, .iiivin.u the objects for
holding these meetings mid the
I connect inn between the farmer's
I occupation and educational work,
Miss Minnie an Horn saiif; a
very beautiful son;.' accompanied
on the piano by Miss Annie Honk,
which was encored and loudly ap
plauded. l'rof. Margaret Snell of the State
1 Agricultural colletre presented the
I subject of lv.nieritie Lconotnics in
I a very able manner, showing the
method in w hich t he college leach-
the subject, and
the methods of work in that in-
i stitution.
j In the u'cueial discussion upon
the subject Mrs. M. J. Train,
.opened the way and called up
Major Story, w ho was in th'- audi-
(no' anil '.'av a loiisintr speech
I leading on to the patriotic side of
the subject.
; l'rof. I", (irimiii, of the A-j;ri-;
cultural L'o!!e-'e, fol'.o'.vcd with
practical rendition of the subject,
j and proiinded fpietions that called
tout Mrs. Snell with fuither le-
marks :n ex:an.it;on ot the opera
tions and teaching in her d-p irt
ment of the 'cllcc.o.
Hon. F. M. K v.. is called out
a'nl give a pra' tical talk upon the
f .rnicr,' work and needs, and edit-
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. 1 . Stewart.
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have I.! I;
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escaped an
file au-iit-ii
her viv
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was
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au-1 boldlv
his po-'-ition
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IV'.f. I'.. ' i: and
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si:..l!, of t!,c St. i-.. A j:i
o;-.;inane.
ril'ir:;i' at larue
iiiay.-r v.-tiie I
I niav.-r .ho ll-i
:da!.' The 1 ity
;:i 1 t'uh'.ie Mirit
-s the ordi-
veto,
wife, l'rof.
Mar'aiet
uitur.il fol-
Iee, came ovt r ye-terday and
t ji '.i pa.it ;:! th Farmers' Institute
1 1st eveei:..'. 5 Vol. i. A. t'ovell
and IVoi. I'.. II. I.ake f the same
houl will b" pre.-e: t to-day to
take a part in the proceedings.
Mrs. S. A. Wave..' wi-dies to sav
to the ladies of Albany that she is
n hand v. iih a new and w ell
selected slock of millinery, w hich
she assures them can not be snr-)Ki--ed
in st vie and c'craiice. She
1 w Mining 111 potai'
n ::t be leineiab.
j ih-aler -eeives a
! profit out of lhi-
la-iner :ets J cents h,- 1- done- Vel v :
! I well, and if he could be a--uie 1 of
that price all the time he would
make money faster than a ;-pi eu
lator in outside property. It
happens, however. that at this;
season of 1 he year farim-is some- j
times cannot itet enough fur pota-
toes to pay for haulim: tii.-m to!
market. The farmer who makes
a point to raise a piod lot of pota- j
toes every year wins in the loinr!
run. ami there are several persons; !
iu the vicinity of this city w ho J
have made small fortunes by
sticking to raiding potatoes alone
vear after vear. This vear there'
is likely to be considerable railroad
! building i;oin on in this section.
! and consequently there will lie a
I j-'ood maiket lor potatoes, beef.!
i pork, hay, oats, etc. as well ih i
I vegetables of manv kinds.'
from iiortionsof West Albany ami
Center preeinets, dividing line
being four miles south of" Albany.
I'eoria precinct was created
from portions of Ilalsey, Shedd
and Orleans precincts.
The boundaries of the three New
precincts are as follows; East
Albany Bepinninj: at a point in
the center of Jackson street in
Albany, Linn county, Oreroi,and
on the btmks of tlie Willamette
river ami runniiij; thence south
along the center ot said street to
the center of Ninth street in Faid
city, thence in easterly direction
to the point where the Sanderson
bridge road leaves the Albany road
thence along the center, of said
Sanderson bridge rovl to the cen
ter of the Santiam river, thence
down the center of the main chan
nel of faid Santiam river to a
point w here said river crosses the
north line of section I'-V tp 10,
south of range ? wei-t, thence
where the O & (' railroad crosses
the north line of section i'S, tp 10,
south of range3 west, tln-oce along
the line of said railroad to the
point where said railroad crosses
t he south line of said section 2S,
thence west to the Willamette
river to the place of beginning.
Tangent I'.ejtinning in the cen
ter of I'alipooia creek, where the
tow nship line between townships
II and 1', south range -1 west,
crosses said creek, thence cast a
long naid line to the northwest
corner of section I!, tp 11, south
j range 3w, thence south to the
north boiinda.y line oi Shedd pre
cimi, thence w est along the north
j line of Shedd precinct to the
j center of ( 'alapooia creek, thence
j along the eeliter of ihe main
i channel of said creek to tie- place
; of t he hcginiiiiie.
i'eoria ileginuihg a l a point on
i ihe south boundary line of section
:.;i. tp r .-lulii range I west,
where I he same iaierseets the east
i bank of tin Willamette river, run
! uii.v. t hem i- east of said section
'line to the southwest corner of
: i -.lion iu -aid tow ind.ip and
' leic'e. 1 hence t-outh on section
; lira- to ibe 'outbwet corner of
-eeiioa i,( i;; Houth range I
we-;, t hence e.e"t one mile, t hence
i .- itti to the south boundary line
! of towrship PI south, range--I west
thence v. est to the township line
'to the Willamette river, thence
down. -aid river to the place of be
; L'intiinu.
B'methiBgoftheEarlyLlfeof th. Grcut A republican convention for
Coraetitt -A WoLderfnl Maiioiiu, j I-inn county is called to meet in
the city of Albany on Wednesday,
Levy is a Londoner by birth, j jpnl i'th, 1800, at 10 o'clock a. m.
and w hen a mere child kept awake ur tnc purpose of selecting ten
nights to listen to the cornet plav-' (10 delegates to the republican
er of an orchestra near the res';-1 Hlatc convention to be held in
rortianJ, Oregon on April 16, 181K),
deuce of his parents.
Being infuriated w ith the sound
of a coruet, he contrived to save
enough pennies, when five years
old, to buy one; but his una'ppre
cialive parents eomjielled him to
spend his pennies for boots in
stead of the longed for cornet.
I luring his lioybood he followed
the bands in the Park, when they
gave concerts andliecauie a regular
music-stand for the cornet player
studying his every movement.
Young Levy yearned to -lie t he
owner of a cornet.
When aliout seventeen years
old his father invested" fif
teen shillings for one, from a pawn
broker. It was defective, never
theless it was a cornet, and Jx-vy
practiced on it so severely that his
life was put in jeopardy. Soon
after his recovery, however, Dan
Godfrey, the leader of the "Gren
adier Guard Band," heard of our
hero, and engaged him as a mem-Ihu-
of his baud, at the magnificent
salary of two dollars per week.
This was the total amount Levy
received for two years, but he
practiced continuously ten and
twelve hour' a day, and was soon
looked upon as a marvel by the
great leader.
In 1S01 he was engaged at tin
Princess Theatre, at thirty shill
ings a week, and his salary soon
increased to fifty shillings per
week.
The next season he was ollered
a tiositioii at the Koval
Opera at live pounds a week, and I
also secured n position at theCrvs-'
to nominate candidates for the
various county offices, and to
transact such other business as
may properly come before the con
vention. The county convention will be
eomjxiscd of 80 delegates, appor
tioned one delegates at large for
each precinct and one for every
twenty-live votes or fraction over
half that number cast in the pre
cinct for Hinger Hermann for
member of congress at the general
election in June, 18K8, as follows:
del. del.
Kast Albany. ..5 Albany 8
West Albany.. 7 Harrisburg 4
Brownsville. . . 7 Shedds 3
Peoaa 3 Lebanon 7
Scio 3 Waterloo 4
Oreleans 3 Crawfordsville.3
Sweet Home... 3 Fox Valley.... 2
Center Tangent 3
Santiam 3 Franklin Butte.3
Kock Creek... 1 Syracus 2
Liberty 2 Brush Creek.. .2
Ilalsey (
Total 80
The primaries w ill be held at the
usual place in each precinct at 1 :30
o'clock p. m. on Thursday April 3,
18W.
W. M. Ketchim,
F. M. Kedfield, Chairman.
Secretary.
KISIfH .NOTICES.
tal Palace, at three tounds a week. shivinc IS cunts nn KuniUva
After this his services were in j holidays at Viereck'e.
Good tnorr.ing ! Have you used
Italian j nubbaru s Ir legant Lotion.
nuooara s neadactic capsules
are a sure cure. Iry them.
or
great demand and high pneei
He IcaH-d immediately into jiopu
lar favor, and during his visit to
was engaged by Papa Bateman for
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn'H.
For school books and artist sup
i tour in America, at one hundred 1 1'1108 8 to Manard Jfc Cusick'8,
pounds a week. Tinware warranted not to rust at
He made Ins first appearance at Matthews & Washburn's.
Boston Music Hall, Oct. 0, l.sti5, 1 The latest sheet music for sale at
and during the season of 1 8 Jti, one-third discount at Mrs. Hv
made a tour of this country with i man's.
Parcpa. Since that time the
American people have lecn faniil
iar with the reniar kable artistic
career of Levy, who has in late
years received higher priccsfor his
services than any other instru
mentalist. Levy has recently been offered
an engagement at Covent Garden,
and ha- also been offered by the
Czar of Russia the position as band
master of all the military bands of
Kiispia.
He is now acknowledged to I
the greatest cornet player in the
world.
Thi Monmouth Scandal.
Get your stall fed beef of Haight
L'ros. They keep the finest in
Oregon.
If you want a choice cup of tea
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. . E.
Iirownell.
Try Silver Quarter plug cut. A
splendid smoke. Progressive
dealers keep it.
E. 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 sure cure, and
; oiily cost 25c. box.
Our etock of crockery and glass
ware is complete and attractive.
Sjtencer & Blackburn.
1-resh garden seeds just received
is Blackburn s, four
! rmckiu-pK for 10 rnnto
-
Yon can save from 50c to $1 per
A dispatch from Monmouth
Ktiltu t lei f ill., tironil'ilnuu ili'ip..au
against I). F. Stanley, presidentVf ' nt Spencer
the state formal school, of lntim
acv with a lady teacher, were fully
investigated by the hoard of direc- j pair on boots and shoes atKraussis
tors and the accused honorably i A Klein for the next 20 days.
ae.piitt.ed. The charges were pre-i Mr. Martin Ludwig, the bes)
ferred by two students, who, it is: tinner in the valley, will remain
said, oil'.-ied to keep still for $:U)0; with Mitthews & Washburn.
can, , ,. oe.ng .e.i se... u.ey ; mdu) th celebrated
expelled trot., the at Jm( dgar factory
Havana
manufactured
men have bei-n
Ui'l t i XI I1 111 Itl'IIUI.Itill f ' II Ail 1
in order to ken. iiarmonv in thei . Remember that for the next 20
The fort l.iml llriinrli.
ioing away, going away.
school. Hi successor will lie
selected at the June meeting of
the directors.
We
decided to clo'e out business,
and our entir.
boots, shoes,
goods, furniture
crockerv, etc..
lock of clothing.
gents' furnishing
, stoves, tinware,
must be sold bv
April 15th, next, regardless of cost,
ll'-meniber this is your last and
only chance t j get goods at almost
your ow n price. Come one, come
all, and take advantage of this
great opportunity. Also house and
lot for sale cheap in the best locali
ty in Albany. The Portland
I'.r.itich. F. Wise.t Co., proprietors,
S. F. Young's old stand.
To Ihe l.lilirr Allmny Mnri Vicinity
A special invitation is extended
to yon to call at our store and wit-
days Krausse & Klein will sell
"mats and shoes regardless of cost.
Try some of the finest syrup and
molasses on draught ever brought
to Albany. Go to Geo. C. Hender
son's. io to Eastham t Brown for the
Flora do Madrid. Dirieo Club
Vesta de Cuba
l.olili-u Utile Ituutnr.
.TuliuH Gradwohl has decided to
add to his mammoth stock of
crockery fnd fancy goods a com-j
plete line of groceries. He has en Medallion and
route a large invoice of sugar, and ; cigars.
will keep a complete assortment of
choice groceries, and the best of
coffees and teas to be had in the
market for the benefit of his
customers. He will also enlarge
his hardware depart. nent. He in
forms us that he buys all his goods
for net cash, which will enable him
to fie I i 'nix Is an low (im nnv house
in Oregon, and there is no need of j . Owing to the change to be made
peopl going abroad when thev can ,n tne "hoe store of Krausse &
do a well at home, or even better. ! Mem, they will sell goods regard-
. less of cost.
Mesrs. Fortmiller fe Irving have
added a tine line of carpets to
their stock of furniture, wall
paper etc.
Our stock of staple and fancy
groceries is all nice and fresh and
of the best quality. Spencer &
Blackburn.
Farmers and gardeners will do ; ness practical experiments in
w ell to remember this, ami also roasting, baking and broiling, etc.
! the fact that this city is every i in the
i year requiring a larger amount of i " 'ixii:itiTi. w inr: oai zk o i:x
lalllbese articles l'..i- l.oo.e eon-: of the Hew Charter Unit Sti.vn
! sumpi ii .ti.
can be found
until .-he can i.
rangcf.ient s l" ir
wishes to lo.-at
Anti2r Fine
PI-.-is are be
t lb-.
Charles
!.;".;: -ui.a'.le ar-!
a sti-re. a she
permanently. .
i:ii-iurs lllork. I
n tor a hue
ra
ii s re i-eip.-r i
t rick b;:--:nvss 11 jck oa the Can- ' '" ''uiuau n u ui- im-y were man
nd tn 1 Itro.i I-! a'' 1 "'"lan ami upon examination
lllini; ill i:i;lli).
At Monmouth Wednesday when
the -iarkm-ss broke away there
was revr all d suspended from the
trees oppo-if.. the postotlice two
objects which had the :!H'iir:V!ce
luman : .nn
lixhibition
1-t. from pi
M tiii:ws ,v W
April
March :;ist. and
:i. in. to .) ii. m.
IS!:I;V.
no:i corner on .-
:i!h:n streets, whii h will 'ee built
this sumin.-r bv I'r. G. '.'. Masion.
S. I. Young, L. Ii. Blain and li.
F. Sox. It will be two stories
le and will be
stores on the
high, ".ixlurt feet w
r.rr.inged for
sf tlo
iiv hi
were
werr
two r.ctois i;i the
story tliat is j n.-l now exciting
Monmouth. The directors of the
J school held a consultation and
Aooli.v.tions have ai- accepuu nis lcsignauon, and re
; . . . . ...,...i 1 1,.,
.V them l.'orn "i"' --v "
l'ri. II. I. ralmrr'R uiikrrrnloi .
..I Music-.
Tweed.i'.c's. block. I'irst street,
Albany, Oregon, opened Jan
iiuty 20, I V'D. The course of in
st ! i:ct ! on will consist of c1:k.uu f,.
found to he o! straw . They ; piano, organ, harmonv and voice
suppo-ed to represent the cultine. There will be a normal
rather shocking j class and diplomas furnished to
At C'oHt.
Having purchased a drummer's
samples consisting of ladies' anil
children's muslin underwear,
babies Fauntelroy caps and hoods,
infants and children's slips and
dresses, etc., etc., and receiving
on the same a great discount, I
will offer the same to the public
at their wholesale price. From
25 to 50 per cent can be saved on
all these goods. Call earlv before
the stock i broken. (. W". Simpson.
three
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Tin
U.'ll
.e in!
ire room to
building wiil
rueture v.irh
to admit of a
m if iksircd.
open
be a
walls
third
There
cr.tit Utile te:
but the sen
to reel
matt-
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ian I ;:i this
es a:: 1 this ,
u::ipj; of tie'
upon
e!i:erpri-eH
tv's grow tii.
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city i !'
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s to tic terinin.il u -u:-, i iv
i.iou dep-.'t ; niso the not
rii-iti-'ii bv tiie South- also
i ti.o i Mvgoniaii ran-j Mttart teiegrapned at once .
.uv; r-io:;, alo::g with Sipiire Lyons asking him to sue
. W. V. b'.iii .vay to ast.ind-: out a w nt ot attachment and take
v.-.j. track. 1 hit Corvaliis-; the poles back to I.yoiisville ami
i ei exten-iotl is also under- attach them to the roots.
t be fall v decided upon.
I
interested.
Lyons of l.v
the frees. I"
save livight
d in thir
I'll! v tlie toris.
had "been
'ady hi cjiiestion to
e-hiug. This she did,
ors. it .-aid. refused
lur. and there the
is. Salem Statesman.
:v)Hiisive .lehi.
n: is related at the ex
I. Stuerl of this city,
traveling freight aiid
gent of i lie Oregon
lb- wanted several
p! tree- to
.....,
! i-
i!e wrote to suia
nrille to -hip him
f to cut o;f the lujw to
When the trtes ar
id ty it wa found that
OUt I'll- ,'oots
cut oil". . Mr
leacners, seeiiying capacity
and exp-rience. Students partic
ipate in monthly recitals, and are
graded to ins'.ire equalitv in rendi
tion. This conservatory will c
coiioiicifo oi int' same Dasis as
those in Uos'on, New York, etc.
This is the oi 'y recognized success
ful sy.stcrn 1; lown for a thorough
musical educ: tion. Send fot circu
lars and ref. -encis. OHice hours
from i to :!.
Ham and crgs, breakfast bacon,
chipped dried beef, mush materials
and all other staples at Geo. C.
Henderson's.
The nicket fence put up by
Richards & Philips, from fancy
turned pickets, is aschcap as other
kinds of picket fence. Call upon
tliein before building your fence.
G. W. Simpson has just received
an immense stock of line clothing,
insluding suits for men and boy's,
w hich he is selling nt astonishingly
low prices.
Hubbard's Elegant Lotion enres
chapped or rough skin. Its action
on tho skin is simply wonderful.
Gentlemen will find it excellent to
use after shaving.
Fine flavoring extracts Drn?
i gifct II. C. Hubbard is manufhctur-
' ins a fine line of flavoring extracts.
Mnm Canant ACord. ' I or purity and delicacy of flavor
At this Boaaon uf tho year to lo ! these extracts are unsurpassed,
without a good reliable diarrhoea If Elogant Lotion does not do
ba.am in the house, aa cramps, colic, all and more than all that we claim
liarrnoea and all inflammation cf the for it, your money will be cheer
itomach and boweh are exceedingly I (Hy refunded by simply returning
Hprrinl Notice.
Having taken tho agency of Dr.
Thatcher's magnetic shield, I will
be pleased to eo all suffering with
chronic diseases. Rheumatism a
specialty. Same as sold bv Prof.
Spear. Mrs. S. Race.
THE
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FORM !
CALL OX
For information ceaoerning invest
ments in this city or nrroandiog
country. They have listed a large
number of fine farms, suitable for
grain, fruit or stock.
Thev make inside business aad
first-class residence property a spe
cialty. Sole agents for
t .
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By Investing your money on seme wheels of fortuoo there are bine chancet to
lose and one to win.
There is No Chance lo be on This Wheel.
Invest your money iu the hub and leave the outside atone.
This wheel has been turning once evtry six months for the past two years,
and tli(e who speculated :n the hnh havo doubled their money on every
tarn.
We predict this whci I will turn once every ninety days for the next year.
If you wish to be cue of the lucty spcouUtore call and let us show you some
of the finest bargsins io larra, rut-urtan, rt-eidena? and butinco property ever
offered in this oitv.
CURRAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
& MONTEITH,
Albany, Oreqon.
WOCDLE'S
Riverside Addition,
i Few Overeoats Le
I,
The beet nborban properto no the
matket.
And a few Lines of winter suits.
I which will be sold very low Prices.
HALF MILLION
DOLLARS
To loan ou iotig tiuMt uu good im
proved farm or city property.
Agents for the Aaglo-Nerida Alt
snrancA Corporatioo, tha strongest
Fire Insurance Company ou the Pacific
Coast .
IS
ROOM
tttoWitshbtjtsljbtilihts
Forour immense new steck toar
live as soon as the blockade is oyer.
Iv.E. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clothier,
NEW.
N
!
NEW:
NEW GOODS!!
NEW!
NEW PRICES!!!
'-. . il'.Ilehi 1 -m.'.l ,i:;:p! live
. plmit in i'i ::,ii ii yin Maple.'
tl.viiMn i' li ; i !:i-iii-. in v.hieh I
.In O. 1'. MpecUl
Arrived last evening at 10 o'clock
with ore ea:l'j;i'l of cabbage, cel
ery, eauli.-loner, uraugeH, loaioiiH,
ete. l",.r Miicl-r A (.;irret. Cnll
e.ir'v ;iirl (.eeure ti e hei-l.
Ciiiuil InvrHtuK-nl.
'lueiity-t'.iiir feet nn I'irnt Mreet,
in tin- tiei-t bloek in Albany, for
Hale it :i bargain. Tho nrutiortv
in value in two veare.
V.'AI.f.ACi; ,t (,'imck.
ill iloiible
dangerous if not attended to at onco.
One bottle of BEG0S' DIARRHOEA
BALSAM will do more good in cases
of this kind than any other medicine
on earth. We guarantee it. (.. L.
Rlackinau, druggist.
The Pride or Woman.
; A clear perly aud transparent skin
1 1 always a sign of pure blood, and
! 21 persons troubled with dark.
greasy, yellow or blotched skin can
rent assured that their blood is out of
order. A few dosea of B EGOS'
bLOOI) I'URIFIOR and BLOOD;
MAKKK will remove the causo and j
the cki:i u ill become claar and trans
to ua the otnpty bottle. FI. C.
Hubbard, prcscriotion druggist.
ii
I The best hratuls of eiirK
o to Laiigo'ii for your groceries, j Eastliaia & VauViaki'u.
at
U'o an? not bore fur otilv 10 ilnva
'but to stay an I help liuiii'l up AI
i bany, ami we will guarantee, :it all '
imes t wll you tlie best gijjlH at;
tho lowest possible prieo. W. F.
i n ead. i
parent. Try it, and if si tief action ia
not given it will cost you nothing.
It is fully warranted, G. L. Black-
naau, drugKist.
ronlraelcraand Ballder'a NaUec.
SEALED PROPOSALS' WILL BE RECEIV.
td by th cuhitr of Bank of Oregon at
Albany, up to IS o'cluc Boon of Saturday,
April 6th, for furnishing material and labor
nrrnaar; to erect '-flank of Oregon" building
in Albany. The building is a combination of
pressed brick and curb sand stone. Plantand
upcriKcations can be seen at the office of the
architect, C. W. Iyer. Room in First
National Bank building, Albauy, Or.
Land Harvrylnr..
PAkTits DsaiaiKa scBrsrmo dokscisob.
tain accurate and prompt work by railina
upon ex county surveyot f, I. T. Fisher. He
has complete copies of field note and town
ahlp plat. "d fs prepare I to do eurreyfnff in
any rrt of Linn county. Poatoffke addreaa.
! Millers Station, Linn coo ity. Oregon.
Try Lange'a nsw bakery.
T.ntat rl.iCilfvna ft, inu-fllrw u.t I
j lowest prices at F. M. Frcnch'H.
I Frash bread daily at Lange'a.
ASTEU A man wiUi wile and child
want to rr nt 3 rooms for light hoate
keeping or small cottage. Call on, or write
S.N. STEELE,
witb E.O. Seardsley, Albaoy, Or.
Measrs. Spencer & Blackburn Jesire to announce to the people of Albasy and adjacent country that their stock ia
now complete in all liwa pcrtainiag to the grocery business.
ARRIVING DAILY
Consignments of uew goods eonsUting of sUple and fancy groceries, for which we ap. eaab, tkarchy aaifr
liberal discount, which will be shared with oar customer.
OUR PRIDE
1- .wfwJ in r u-eial delivery (the only only tut in tba city) wheraky we ar eoablad to dalhrar all gooda or.
dcred of proir.-fy t" the aotire satisfaction of our pattern-.
WE ARE PROUD
Of our ability to pleaae wir custoiser, aud proud of the kind words be to wed upon ua by thow wfcam w strire to
please.
OUR ORDER SYSTEM
Is a KTMt oonrani.no. to the ladie. as we call at their hous every mornwg or remug Wk. ordara for the daya
.nPpli.aTandler.r them dromptly. thus saving them the walk down town- a. ll a, the Udo. waiting tor th.
article orTred aad the too aftei keen diaappomtment of an eatira failara te roc. re them.
WE NEVER FAIL.
If you order gocda from us you get just what you order aad in time far tho meal for which you iatead them.
FRESH JERSEY BUTTER.
We have eo fcaged the eotire product of Mr. E. Loeuye's Jersey dairy and will have aa ample eupply of this deli
cious butter at all time.
OUR OBJECT
Is to eondoct a first-olasa grocery besineaa, and we cordially invite trial orders.
FARMERS We will make it to your interests to bring us your yrodnoe.