TTTK MORNING HERALD: SATURDAY APRIL o, 1890.
HOMES
LOTS
LOTS
50X100 FEET.
--ARE BEING--
CHEAP
FAIR :
DALE
ERECTED 1JM
THIS-
BEAUTIFUL !
j
ADDITION. jon the market. E.
si cii a, 1 i::o .v. .m.
N ' t s -e our stoves and ranges
lieiore buying is a i.it.ike. Mis
takes a:e al.vay co'tly. In heat
ing stoves we have the largest as
well as the most carefully selected
ctock in tin city. The stoves we
offer wi re not bought as an expert
merit but as a certainty. We
know what each stove will do, anil
they were bought for cash, so the
price is ii'ht. We have special
ties in heaters, beside our regular
lines of Garland. Argand ami Sn-t;ri-.r
s'oves anil ranges.
(Jr.. W. Smith.
WKATUKK INIilt.VHOXS.
l.ir A than v ami vicinity Fol
lowing is the forecast or 21 hours,
ending at S r. m. to-uav :
Fair; slightly wanner.
. ' -
.mtti;s a koi' r town.
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: :
!
Easter Sunday to-morrow,
l'r. L. Foley of Lebanon i"
the city.
Everyone should have a lot in j
Fair lulc.
!. vnt want hoiue? Buy a j
lot in Fair Palo. i
(e. t Augn.-ius Lanoro for staple
- u 1 f ncv -.eceric-. '
.,n.ll.n. B.tri,..
Cuv . ( a-ev has returned tr.-ro
a u:p to sar. Francisco.
i'.uv a house in beautit'il Fair ,
Dal
li ca'.;i
. the lots arc ci;eap. ;
vi.iu want to buy good bread j
ai i i lie t- lunge's t
I
1,:- in Fair I'ule for $100, $30
f'u.uii and il'1 p,-r month without
interest.
The -te?t
will sal! i:
iiiori.'i'g.
Pujui! ir ;
to ;h- Levy
.of niis it.
er Vv illauii tte Valley
tn Yaquina Sunday
H es, i;
concert
and " ceiits,
to-night. Do;
:r
l T.il-M
a iv irii
ai Range's I
for anv i;r.:':.'
bakery line.
li v:'!i
will :.i(-:-r-i,i
Lai" 1'iie.
Fair Dale 1-
li r in tin:
t speculate and
i--c-. you will buy
will s.:i-:i be all
I v will bring
re la.l.
C;i !a i 'i iu
1
,i.
i.. i it ii
i I Jn v. ::.- i.Ie Iia
ii i i ! li i!n s to j
inviteil
Hi tlielll in
: i.
.: ve i ;;'.i '' o
!' iati'j:i on the
;'iitisli t'oiu'n'iia salmon can-n-.i-s
ixpcct to reap a big harvest
t;,;; eason. owin-J t the fact that
ti.e Columbia canr-.eM are doing
r.oihing.
J otni A. Cr.iv. ii .:!, who had the
m sioituue to fall and break his
bgse'.eral months ago is again
able to b.- on the streets, which is
g.atii;.ing to his many friends.
S niie i :h.-!ne-t si. d -fed beet
cutlle ever t i-.u-ht to this ;ity
b; vij b.-( n i'U;---h ise I I y In Dier
eeger. a! the Albany market They
were raised bv Isaai: Wtieaidon.
Port Townsrnd i to have
hi to cost JldO.WHi. H. W.
Neill.oi the Oiegon Improve-
. . . i i
hohl
ikfi
im-nt Comi-anv. and a syndicate
of Port Tovvnsend capitalists are to
build it.
Twenty thousand bushels of
wheat was sold fiom the Lebanon
warehouse last month. The price
paid was tit cents. It was sold to
the Salem mills and Caesar bros.
of Portland.
MisH Tina Monteith. Albany,
who has been visiting friends in
tbii citv for several davs and the
guest or Miss Craw ford, returned j
t-j her home on last evening's!
train. Salem Statesman. ;
A ii-w nights ago, some unknown !
person entered the residence of
Sam Mills, ot Fox Valley, between
the hours ol one and tour o clock
e. -t. and aoi-rooriated .rJ of Mr'
Milis' money to their ow n ue and
!i. it for parts unknown.
:ca:nboanm: is enjoying unite
a ii.-om at present. The Champion
i- now running t Harrisburg
with a iine stage of water. All
the company'- small lioat are
running on the middle and upper
Willamette livers.
Snecial attention is lirecied tr
tiie'sun-Iav bill of tare of the Wil
t ,e Packing '-' They have n
'i; r v;.!'iitv i- select from, and de
serve ;vii:l f 'i the energy tliey
displav ia kiepiii; Albany s:ip
ilitl v. lib so in:', i! v tile good
i hings
ll.is'ii
tiiis lite. -peeially at
i:0 '.-i ve::r.
(ilficcrs tlt-rti-fl.
T-.-LJipI" ('".iiiii.ihdry No. 3
..cini i me-: - iast night as fol-.,-,.
- : i'tniiieiii Commander, tico.
Hutnphrvy : t iencr.Sii-simo. . J.. ;
B;'!': (.i;;. ;i-ni nd, J. K. W eatu-
!ir :!: a'.-. ' ieo. E. Chamber-
!:ibi : se'ii'-r Warden, L. C. -Mar ;
W. B
.sliaii ; Junior Warden, C. . Wol j
verton: Secreturv, D. . S, Eeid j
This property will enhance in value rapidly.
THE CDU5TY CAMPAIGN.
Candila'M Botb 02 Op Serenely, Eeadr
Lr the F . y Tin Coventions.
The democratic primaries will
meet to-day. The democratic
county convention wili meet Tues
day and the republican on Wed
nesday. The county campaign
promises to le of unusual intere-t
this year, and candidates are not
wanting on either ticket.
For count v offices on the repub
lican ticket L. W. Ieyoe, O. .S.
Mav and James 1'enrl are men
tioned for nheriir, F. M. Rcdtield
is the leading candidate for clerk.
I. M. Bruce "and John R. Smith
are spoken of as candidates for
treasurer.
The voters at Brownsville have
recommended R. tilass for county
On the democratic Hide C. C.
i Jackson seems to Ik? in the lead in
the race for the nomination for
nheriir. J. P. Galhraith and X. P.
l'avne are both in the field for
clerk, while Recorder E. E. Davis
is conceited as the nominee for
that office. W. E. Curl is men
tioned as the possible nominee for
treasurer.
The candidates for the lcgisla-
th e ticket seem to be less nettled
upon than any other.
There w ill be a profusion of
candidates aliout convention time.
i The contest in the countv prom-
jses trt jvl. (-nser
ever before.
thi-i vear than
EARSTEH SEKVICES.
.
Hu-rrt will be PH.-cial baster her-
vices held at tie Presbyterian
chureh t(J.lllurrow. Ti,0 following
will be tho order of the in rning
Ht.rvice :
Dosology.
Iu vocation.
Reailing of a psalm.
Hymn.
Reading of the hcriptutc lesson.
Anthem rendered hv the. choir.
Prayer.
Hymn.
Reception u members.
Anthem.
Sermon.
All will be made Wibjoriie.
IIhikI-. corn- Hints.
. Thos. ii. Reame.s of
Hon. Thos. ti. Realties ot Jack
sonville, has shitioed a pair of
wpiail, known as the California
u;,; to the editor of the Benton
j lA.;ll,ji-. As ihey ditl'er very lunch
' from the niail in this section and
j a:-e among the most har.ilsome ot'
' game birds, they were admired ly
J many. To ascertain w hether the
Dirds jvoiiui oreeil in ine uiam-
iirette vallev thev were given to
I.. I,, , I luluirn ,,-lii-. fiii'tti.il tliefil'
I "l;'V
I ioo-e on n.is larm, aooui iwo nines
I west of Corvalli.?.
;ooit Sn-cimFii of Coal.
Mr. J. J. Swan of this place
brought to our ollice last week a
ve-iy good specimen of coal which
he found on Mr. Bishop's farm
near the head of Hamilton creek.
The fact that coal beds are being
discovered in many parts of Linn
county seems to justify the lielief
of old settlers that there is a strat
um of coal underlying this section
of country; and just as certain as
we become the leading manufac
turing State of the Fnion will this
tuel deposit be forthcoming.
Leb.i
.ebanon Kxpress.
Will Cut No Fleiiro.
I i ue csioii i.eauer say s : w e
TM 11 T l.
believe, though, that a third party
in our state and country will prove
beneficial, and we anticipate that
at the conventions soon to be held
by loth of the old parties, that
the knowledge that there is a
third and indejiendant party in
the field against them, will force
them to be more wise in the selec
tion of their nominees for both!
state and county offices.
Kcpublican Oclegat.
The names of the following ad
j dilional delegates to the republi-
i can county convention have been
received.
I Orleansj precinct Win. Bogart.
j Samuel Mcllree, A. .1. Blevins.
Tangent precinct J. II. Scott.
B. A. Witel. Henrv Freer kfwn.
I'rnlilhltion 3IicllriK.
The County Prohibit ion Convui- j
tion will meet at the court house
in Albanv on Saturday, April 5th,
at 1 :30 o'clock. All who believe
in the protection of our homes,
nn I the bettering of the working
classes are invited to attend.
-I v. E. Kxuv, Chairmr.n.
Orlll Mrctinz.
Ali those taking part
Merchants,' Carnival are
111 tne
hereby
notiheii to meet Di:s evening ;;t
ii. A. R. hall at 7:31 r. m. for
tho purpouu of drili. By order of
, committee. It is requested
i all bring their banner' poles.
that
A Big Advance.
G. L.
blackmail sold yesterdav 1
to James Abranis, of Portland, sii
acres of land 2'2 miles north if;
this city in Benton county, con-
tainine a stone nu.irrv for iii)() !
Mr. Blackmail paid $1300 for the '
property four mouths ago.
jADDITIOJ TO
Lots lor Sale on the
G. BEARDSLEY, GENERAL AGENT, Office on liroadalbin Street, near First
THE LEVY f ONCEST.
A a Imm-ns- Andienoa Lint Esraiag-- A
Bpsci-1 F ormaBcs To-N gilt.
The performance of the Lew
Concert Company at the opera i
house last night was greeted by a
large and brilliant audience, w ho
were wildly enthusiastic in ap
plauding the magnificent music
rendered. The great cornet player
responded very generously to the
urgent encores.
There is no doubt about Mr.
Lew's right to the claim of being
the greatest cornetist in the world, j
From the opening number in j
Rossini's "lnllamatns" to the j
close in "Home Sweet Home,'' the ;
result ot a talented life-work upon
the cornet was shown in the won
derful rich, clear, tones of the in
strument, whether in the pure and
simple aria, or in tie- labyrinth of
tiie variations.
Mine. Stella Levy has a bi-auti-
fill voice and delighted the j
audience. Mr. W. J. I.aviu. the
tenor, and Mr. E. M. Shoiiert, the !
pianist, each created a pleasing :
impression upon their
and their numbers vi-r
listeners,
heartile
encored.
To-night by cp.-cial reiiuest
another iierformance will be given,
at which time, in order to give all
an opiortuiiity to hear the great
cornetist, the prices of admiisioii
have been made the popular prices,
and .VI cents.
Tlnit ricrmuii (ipnboiit-
Mr. '. A. iross, nhoh.isjust
returned from Portl.md states that
many ot tlie uflluent and popular
biisintsd men vf that city, wiuowe
to tiermany the respect due t- the
fatherland, on the brsi dav '.I tins
j month had their memory of the !
(otintry if tl eir n-ttivity st rr d to
I its tor.n-.iatiut! iv liie aii:i ji;ic
i ineiit made ov a
solcmn-fac-ii.
i staid
ind suh!anlial compatitot
that there, was a ' ifrnian mai
war ancli'-red in the river l.-ei .w
J tlio city. I'iiere was a doiiiiiii',' oi
oesl suits, me engaging f! cair:-
ages, and a h-ge: i i 1 ' "i t!ie i.v-r ,
to pay respect to and have the!
pleasure of isitirg the ves-el jus: j
iirrived from tiio fatdc-land. A ;
thorough search was ma le of tin;
river almost duwi: to the C.ibi.id.ia j
before it dawned the scirco- i
er-i that it was the Is: ,.f ( t:i. :
when tliey a. s:ient.y as posv-i,,. .
ret lulled home, put t-ptiieit t.;iins. ;
donned their woik elotlies. and 1
kept perfectly ijuiet aboT it. A j
incn'ioii of ilia! (ieiman inau-ul- ;
war lirings a trow n to their faces, j
Easti-rAmiroiirhci. j
As Easter approaches the in-l
terest in clothes gnxis apace an-l ;
drc-ssi-s. wraps an! headgear be- 1
conic of supreme importance to a
large proportion of the women
w ho shop. An otservei i asily dis
cerns the hading interest of shop
pers by the display in the .-hop
win-lows, and ju.-t now Easter
cards are not more prominently to '
the tront than taster cloaks, capes
and jackets. There are many
pretty longgarments for the spring
that differ not greatly from those
worn in the winter except iu the
weight and brighter colors of the
fabrics used. The peasant shape
with modifications still holds favor
as a long garment, and one of the
prettiest and most 'graceful of
cloaks of ibis style is the LVjeuncan
garrntnl which is shaped much
like a close clinging circular set
onto a voke which is embroidered
or braided with a narrow bias cape
iriiuiiii-.i witii oitiiou sun
in nge
circling the shoulders, which it
barely covers, just where the yoke
t joined to the circular, l'he
garment is fluted by knife pleats
to ihe l-ack. the folds from the
pleats where they are con lined by
an under band to the waist, giving
a graceful tulhiens (. the hack of
the cloak.
Ymiuinx NlPMiiier .iiriinl-.
Y iotiSA, April -I. The Willam
ette Vallev arrived at 1 1 :.Vi this
! morning with the follow inir passen-
!ger: II. Rier. L. W. Williams
and wife, C. L. Ca.-ev, L v..
. l.piev, wne unit ciuhireii, l'r. m
i rlair. C. M. Young, B.Hochstfdler,
M. Clean-, Hugh Miller, W. C.
.Wert. P. Kcrby, E. Sclniinaii. N.
i Havien, A. Barger, S. ILHansjrd.
II. F. Hodge:j, wife and chihlren.
W. F. Betii'.eti. T. J. Kennedv.
A. McCleary, II. Fulton.
SI ND4VS llll. I. OK KAICK.
A
KIMl.
Perch, Herring,
Salmon hollies OtF shore inai-keri
Vl;i.!.l Rl.l.
; Cauliilw, r, Ceh-rv,
'Creen - (':ilib!i-
j Asparagus,
Radishes.
Lettuce,
fireen onions.
j A NICE FAT CHICKEN.
! Comb honey, fleam chei sr.
! Chipped beef, Horse radish.
Chow chow, Pickles.
('.ill early and take vittr choic
from tlie aliove. Wilbsntif- Pm-k
Co.
"
Washington state has "v7 mih
.-.f etnimtu-.nt m.-iil rnntos :ind t h
number of miles traveled annually
by the mail boats h 300,000.
Call at the oiiice for ile.scriptivf folder and convince yourself that these lots are the best buy!
THE CGBXIY'-S I1SAKJES.
The 8emi-Aanaal F naciid R atem-st of '
the Offi era of Liia Comity-
I'libli.-hr 1 liy Villioiitv.
Following is ttie r--,'ular sen i
niniual statement of conn y
treasurer of Lino i.'im'v, Oregon,
lot six months ,-n.i ii i :i the
3-.t liv.t March, A. S'. l.i.. of
iin i.i Mfiml an 1 payed out,
from wio-m receive I and finin what
noun e. a'lii ! what account paid
out : I
- ::: ci:ivli.
4 ieneial
Fund.
La-t i.-o.
Tax
Scl. .i
Fun.'.
7s' :;
:;: :;i
i'7 r
.Yl04i 02
110 till
bi So
Tax 1!'
Fines . .
Licenses
liJ21S 'M
AM-'I Sis l'All) ot
County w a r
racts $2o.",30 "'."
School -l!per:
$.'.71 os
inter:-! e n t s
-.M'liei.il
iuiidoi.h.ind HS-t'.l .V,
Rai. -rli'l fund
on !iand.
Paid sMt- t.ix i.'i2s
iv.:7 ::i
-0-11 S os
:a'e 1 1 Oregon,i
Comity of Linn '
I, II. Faiwetl. do hereby eeibiy
that the foregoing is a true and
con wt statement ol the a.iiounts
received, payed out and icmaiuing
on hand in the county treasury for
the si months ending on tin- : t s t
day of .March, A. D. lsi'it.
Vi!ne?s mv hand this 1st dav of
i Voril
i '. iNlti. H. Fi;w t 1 1 ,
' 'iinii v rr--:is-:i i-r.
""!.r.-.:nii'i.,i
amount ! m-
stab infill of ti:r
nev and war-am - :
rii-iivid faxes atid am-.:
of iii-.iiev paid 10 tiie co
ty treasiii'er'by the hi';-i!f
l inn county. Oiegon, for the
limll; lis ( il l. ilg jll tlie ."1st dav
in- i
of!
M i
of l
.Milivh, A.
Is.lO.
i t - i
!!!.( I IM.I'
Uiol er.
November
De.et:i!,.-r
Liin, .rv.
Febinai v.
.i.
PVi! 1 Oo
:v'.i :.s
Ml ii
t:--i t-
VM.
'M1 i:
( ii-;..---."r
NoVeiid.-er.
I 'ei-embcr. .
.Unuary ...
Febni.il
M in it .'
State of Oregoi;
County of Linn
I, John Smaliiuon
coiimy, do hereby ci
foregoing statement
S I .! I 1:1
. ' -I.L'J 71
1 1 M.i iS 0"i
;.:;.: -s
. . 4-17! V.
. . 3I",m 71
sherill ol s.t. I
tify that the
is correct :;lci
true.
Witness mv hand this 3d dy of
Apid. A. D. iS'.i I.
JolIX S.-4AI.I.MOS,
hi riil'of Linn Countv.
Semi-annual report of the county
clerk cf Linn county, State of Ore
gon, showing tlie amount and niiin-
j her of claims allowed by tlie count v
! court of s-ald county, for what al
I lowed, amount of warrants drawn
and llu amount of warrants out
standing and unpaid from the first
j day of October, IS'.t, to the 31sl
day of March, 1;m, both inclusive.
.verm NTs a I i.ow i:i-,
s .i i :'
Ul!l i'.'i
1 ,7. 30
1,1S4 c::
IJ3 i.i
EL'S I !'!
.".7!l !"
:;.). (id
1.237 37
vm...r'-SLi
Con lty clerk's salary
i Sherili's salary. . . .
County conimis..j)jii(is M-r
diem
, Acct. of assessor
; Acct. of schoi 1 superin
tendent j Acct. of district attorney.
I Acct. of pauper and poor
; .Acct . oi roans, oriilgi-s ami
lumber
A vet. of court house
jail
12.432 12
and
and
23U .ii)
2s.S !"i
2S 0')
Acct. of stationery
pi intintr. .
i Acct. of ins;
me. .
Acct. of
incidental ex-
i lenses ...
el,-'
Acct. of witnesses in crim
inal action 4 ID li )
Acct. of grand jurors ion M
.vert, of petit jurors -. l.u-H 30
Acct. of witnesses l.iefore
grand ju.v .
Acct. of bailills
Acct. of elections
Acct. of viewing and sur
veying roads
Acct. of road supervisors
Acct. of sum! lies
Acct. of preliminary ex
amination 2ttl !n)
22i i (10
10 no
111 00
1,100 75
431 21
o37 0
Total amuuiit of t iaiins .4-2.5.S1 7 :rj
1 )s AMJli UAUKAMs 1M-VH.
in'.staiiiliiig unpaid e'y
warrants March 31, 'I'd 3."j1 4.i
Ami. unpaid warrants? 3ol 13
M-.ito ot Oregon. )
County oi LinnA
I. E. E. Montague, County Clerk
of the County of Linn, state oi
Oregon, do hen by certify that th
ion going is a true and correct
statement oi the number and
uuouut of claims allowed bv the
jk L B A Y.
Installment
comity court of said county. ior
t lie six months ending on the. "1st
day of March. IS'.mi, on what ac
count the same were allowed, and
the amount of warrants drawn,
a id the amount of warrants out
standing ami unpaid as the same
appear upon the records of my
ollice i'lid in my otlicial custody.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the count v court of Kiid county
this 3rd day of April. A. I'. IS'JO. "
E. E. Montaoi i:.
Count v Clerk.
Semi-annual summitry state
ment of the financial condition of
the County of Linn, in the State
of Oregon, on the lt dav of April,
. I. IS'MI ;
i.i Mm. i ni.
To warrants drawn on
County Treasury and
outstanding unpaid. . ij- 3-M l"
To estimated amount ol
interest accrued there
on Total liabilities
WW
1IKSOI l!l'l.
By iiinds in hands of
County Treasurer ap
plicable to the pay
ment of countv war
lants jfll.NI'.i .V)
By funds in the hands of
County Sherill' appli
cable to the payment
of county warrants. .
By estimated unpaid
current taxes applica
ble to the payment ot
count v warrants 37,-U'7 11
Total resources... .. .$40,340 Oh
i:sims NOirn.s.
Colored spectacles and i ye j
glasses at French's.
The best watch in the world l'--r j
the money at French's.
Bra.iliau pebble spectacles an-l
eve glasses at French's.
A nice line f Win-b :' ties a?
I'. arrows it Se.irN.
An invoice of u -w g-i-i-'w j i i
r ied at I'.ar'owsA- Se.n!--.
Ilub'iard'.s head ic!e capsules
aro a sure cure. Tiy t Ik-pi.
-ii .viiig 1 eems on .- .unlays or
holidays at Vierei-k's.
io'id Ivor' ing ' Have vij-i i-..J
1'iibl-ar Fh I !.'.;::; Lo'i n.
Try i Inbl..i.d'-. ai.i'.la ri;.!
b iiion cNtr icis. they a-e ll.ie.
All the h;!.-sf s yl. V -i-iog iill-l
:i -ck wear a tli. L eii- f'.. a ir.
Tlie lehbiated (luakei City
bite shirt at Barr.iws V SearN.
If you want a choice cup of te i
iry my 40 cent tea in bulk. . E.
Brownell.
Try Silvei (Quarter plug cut . A
sole;i,!iil smoke. Piogressive
deidi-IS keen it.
We are selling ti.e i child's
shoe in Albany for si per pair.
Barrows i: Scarl".
Fragrant, delici-m.- and coinfoit
ing Spencer it I'.iackbnrn's blend
ed teas and coffees.
All kinds of canned fruits, veget
ables and meats new nnd fresh at
! Saencer t Blackburn's.
Ladies. Barrows e- Searls sell
the Ludlow, $3. Fine shoes in all
w idths and styles.
Parties desiring to specnlitein
Anacortes, the coming great city
..ii Puget Sound, shoiil-1 call at
Wallace it Cusick's and see plat
and get prices.
Children's ready mads made
spring suits, all styles and prices
! at the Ladies Bazaar.
You can save from oiic to 1 per
pair on boots and shoes at K rausse
: .V Klein for the next 20 days.
Mr. Martin I.tidwig. the best
tinner in the vallev, will remain
, with Matthews it Washburn.
Ladies ready made chambry and
j caliso w rappers, very stylish and
i chenp nt the Ladies Bazaar.
The celebrated Regent kid glove
in all the latest shades, every pair
warranted at the Ladies Bazaar.
Smoke th celebrated Havana
filled 3-cent ig-us, manufactured
at Julius Juse -li s cigar factory.
Reiiiember that for the next 20
lays Krausse it Klein will seli
I boats and shoes regardless of cost.
I Goto East ham it Brow n for the
Flora de Madrid.. Dirigo Club
Medallion and Vesta de Cuba
cigars.
Mests. 1-ort miller it Irving have
added a fine line of carpets to
their stock of furniture, wall
paper etc.
Our stock of staple and fancy
1 griM'erics is all nice and fresh and
f the he'd quality. Snenccr iV:
1 BlacKburtf.
1 Dr. Patton treats successfully all
diseases ot women, and guarantees
1 t cure all curable private diseases.
He Las a sure, remedy for catarrh
of the head. He bleeps, in Lis o.'lice
and answers city calls day or night.
Consultation i tree and everything
ii strictly confidential. He can b
foippl in his office in Pl.onberg's
1 flock f-om 10 to 12, 2 to 4 ami 7
Iosl' -on ti;i.- ;ri, 1. hiii-in ihif itv-a
j (ns-ki-t book onr;i liv lUrri. Ilr-c.
ovitaining ro:.i :-orv iif.u- on i-'.
flirrovvs. 'ILc fin. lor will plc.n ri-t'irn t-
tho owaer at S'. cJJ. Otcfon
Plan
j i:Eri ISLIl AN CONVENTION.
i A rcubli'an convention for
I Linn county is called to meet in
! thecitvof Allianv on Wedm-sday,
i April iitli, lM'.tH, at 10 o'clock a. m.
j for the purpose of selecting ten
l(H') delegates to the republican
state convention to le held in
Portland. Oregon on April Id, lS'.tO,
i to nominate candidates for the
various county oinces. ami ro
transact such other business as
mav properly come ln-fore the con
vention. The (-utility convention will le
coiiiMtsed of Hd 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 lor Ringer Hermann for
nii-tnberof comrress at the general
election in June, Inns, as follows:
del. del. ,
East Albany. . .5 Albany . . j
West Albany. .7 Harrisburg. .4
Brownsville... 7 Shedds 3
Peo.ia : Lebanon. .7
Scio .3 Waterloo .... 4
Oreleans 3 Craw fordsville .3
Sweet Home....; Fox Valley -
Center... .... - Tangent 3
Santiani 3 Franklin Butte.3
Rock Creek 1 Svracns -
Lil rtv '-' Brusli Creek J
Halsev .;
Total -s;
W. M. KiM'i iii M.
M. Ri:i)Kii:i.i, Chairman.
Secretarv.
t t rw choice K.iiti; tis
III Iti al i;slalr lor li On Oiili Ouly
1 liiirl.barC A MhIIh.
We iillci- for talo til acres t ua
c-liiice fruit land a there is in Linn -cuuntv.
Tins piece of foul liea near
I'm city and cannot ft: dupliivif ed in
i-i.v, ipiality ef soil i,r location.
Tin-re i-j about 40 acres f this laud
pKiitcd in fruit trees, part cf which
are io good bearing cimclitif.n. There
are L'ni"! tiiiprovtmciits en this place;
gund lair house ami a No. 1 ham.
I l.o Sand adjoining this place has sold j
lately iur 300 per acre. This vxcil
lent i.--.' of i-in.l can ) n:ol fer a l-.w
' days -inly for SI.VJ p- r ;e-l'.
'o .-!.-' li.iv; a '.:-n :i.-r- t;.t-:t of
l.i i' tin ! !.!.'. ii.-s ii'ii-th- i.i;y.
.i.i,'
i-n.i
w hic'l lv all f t out
It
. ltrt:- M--r and ch.-iee .(..
', oi i-ael. Tin; pi- ci- . f Ian. i is
in t i!a.i Mi-I l;eai g s '-' : tin:
v. i L v ei i'its 't v; r v.il-ial-lo. '!'hi,
i .irgili'l i-UI !- h '-l :-i- :'. f- -.--l-lys
m-lv n' .s'.'iIk' ;'i-r r
W e :'.i.-o(ui'e ji ui-.o m;I,ui Ii in n-tu-
len.-e and li .ii.-n -s of choice find, J ot
-,v liicli is set out in irnit. 'fins i.in.l
in
mi'fnilv an-1 is just rolling
i nongb t-i drain it w.-il. The find
riilj--iii:iig this property is laid out in
tovn fits 'fins is .111 e.veelli nt li.ir
giili Olid l.ill lie h id for .s'lSUO.
We Ii.im j n-iv laic twii-stery
i;-.u-c ai.il f t ot li hvt tr.mt l.y 100
:,it il-1 1', .sittixtid mi one ,t tin- liet-t
uni ts :n tie-city, 't'iiis proit-rt is
lir.-t-cl.nr-s in ciirv rosiiect, and is a
i.arg-uii. Price $3400. Kasv tonus.
4i acn-s m xeelieiit yrain or tr-nt !
fiii-1 situated within d ni fsof the!
illy. This hind is all clear uiid every I
toot in ciiltiv.-iiioo. Price S40 per j
acre. .
A Baki.aix V'e have a good
hi.i,.-e and one excellent lot siti:at-d
w thin two IiL.CkS of the court hoii-,
w liieh i- offered d:it cheap. Tins ia
No. 1 locatinn am' is worthy ef in
vest ig.itiou. Price $2,7.00.
Ilooil 1 '. story lioiisc and one coo l
corner lot on First street, situated
within ix blocks ot ch's business con- j
tor of the citv. Pi ice $1000. This'
w ill ho good bu-Muo-s property in a '
nhort tune.
Small two room hiiuse and one lot
in Abbey's Addition for S22."i.
LJ foot front on First street in the
business part of tlio city, the heft !
bargain in the city, for $a0 jier front ,
foot. :
A good in-.e cottage cel. t rally Io- !
cited in tlm 2nd. addition aud one
good corner lot br$2l0o.
g eoiul vacant corner lots centrally
located ill 2nd. addition for $2."-00.
A good new cottage and one good ,
lot in tli 2nd addition A bargain '
for $1250.
V new house and 2 good lots in !
Hiking addition for SS50. ,
A good house and I good lot in 2nd J
addition, between Jefferson and i
Montgomery streets for $l'.'"0. f
A good iiiiuil s-.-i:-,e --is .V.li street, I
in '.'ml addition and one good lot for I
$ I OaO. Half cash balance on time. '
22 feet front on Firt street, in one j
of the bent business blockii now pay- 1
ing good interest on pries askei", on
easy terms.
Home and lot on 4th street. Hackle-
man's second addition at $1 100 A
good baigain.
Lots and blocks in Go'.tra s Park
addition for sulc on the iusta'dmeut t
Hn $30 c.v-h balance S10 per mouth.
At Cost.
Having purchased a drummer's i
samples consisiiug oi umcs
i-hiliircn's muslin underwear,
babies Fauntelroy caps and h'Kxls,
iniants and children's slips and
dresses, etc.. etc.. and receiving
on the same a gre.tt discount,
will ofRr the same to thg public j
:U tle-ir wholes tic price. From'
IT, to oil per cent can "be f-ave.1 on
ad these goods. Call early before ;
tin- n.-ck is broken, W - Simp- j
Fieh bread ua'ly "t Lille's.
fri'
ASTORIA si'-
H.i
By Investiug vein immey on miw wheels i-f fortune rhere are nine ihaix- to
op nnd np! f win.
There is No Chance to Lose on This Wheel.
Invest your moucy in the bub and leave tlio outnide aluue.
Tins wheel has been turning once cwry six mouth for the pant two yean,
and tlio'e. wh- speculated in the huh have doubled thtir mi-Ley u every
turn.
Wc prcdi-1 this wheel w il'. torn ce tvtiy ninety days for the next ear.
If you wli to be one ef the lu y 8D "ulators call and lit us t-l.ow you ronie
of the fira nt ba'.gsine in faun, s-Ui i tbD, rtniiUnce and lu.-.iui?s property ever
i tb-re I in tlii? city.
CURRAN &
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SPRING
NEAT FITTINt; SUITS FOR MKK AND ROYS
THE LATEST THINT; IN SHIRTS;
ITNE I NDEf'WEAR.
S1K )F.S FOR Til K SPUING AN I SU M M ER.
A DESIRABLE LINE OF UNDERWEAR,
STYLISH FURNISHING GOODS.
All tliise and much more arc included io the immense new spring stock
reci ived by
L. E. BIvAIN,
THE
Leading Clothier
Special i'br:ee .Sale
To make room lor my l.tv-c Spi inir stock I will
commence January 20th a
GEASD CLEARANCF
Remember this means evervthing in stock mus
have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or
any other citv beat us in prices. We want to see
you all and will save you money.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CLOAKS.
GENTS' FURNIS1ING GOODS,
GENTS' NECK WEAR.
GENTS' HOSIERY,
UMURFLLaS,
HOSIERY,
LACE OURTALnS, B'lU ETC.
"WIF1
' BLOCKS
5?!200X200 FEET
Streets and Avoe.uss60
Feet Wide.
MONTEITH,
Albany, Onqon.
T.AriES' DRES GOODS.
LADIES' FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
T.AniKS' HOSIERY.
I LADIr:.S' NOTIONS,
y IE
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III.
80
BEAD
Albauy. Oregon
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