THE MORTflNGr HERALD: WEDNESDAY, APRIL iK 1890.
rots
CHEAP LOTS
FAIR ;: DALE
ARE EEIXG-
50X100 FEET.
ERECTED IJ
BLOCKS
200X200 FEET
B D I T I O TO cLBAJvJY.
tr Lots tor Sale on the Installment- Plan
-THIS-
BEAUTIFUL
This property will enhance in value rapidly. Call at the office tor descriptive folder and convince yourself that these lots are the beet buy I
on the market. E. G. BEARDSLEY, GEMERAL AGENT, Office on Broadalbin Street, near First
Streets and Aveae60
Feet Wide.
ADDITION.
H01ES
I
iHormng gaily JfxtxM
MJ'KCIAI.i 12:30 A. M. ;
i Not t a-.-e our stoves r.nd ranges
beiore buying h a mistake. Mis
takes aro always costly. In heat
in;: f loves we have the largest as
well sw the niij.t carefully selected
stock in the city. Tlie stoves we
f'lfor were not bought aa an experi
ment but as certainty. We
know what each 5 -Jove will do, and
they were liou.rht ivr cash, so the
; rice i-t right. Wc have specialty.-!
in heater.?, beside our regular
iliu-s of (i.:r!.;!vl, Argar.d and Su-
i . .
erior s .ovs ami r.uijzc-.
(ii o. W. Smith.
wk.vths;:imicatioss.
I- .: Altuny and v.cinity Fol
.owin;; is the f-.-rccast orl'l hours,
oi.iiin at S i". m. to-i;a."
Fair; li.jbfly warmer.
.ITTIXS AkJOt' I' TOWS.
, U.jiubl:can convention to-day.
K. it. r.iaiil'.i v is kerit busy
-hovi in; !iis
1 U th.-
i'i 1 eir iaie.
, .."., i
Laates Lazaar, ro-i
...... !
man !i:c.i.
Ladies Banaar ior kid gloves and
veitiiifT.
1. lYiif'Mi' ii kil gloves in
l i n k au-1 c'j'i-.red at .-arnuol E.
Yiltl'!.'"-.
Ltave your oidow r.t Lange's
fur auv ir-iiiu" vu'.i wirh tor in the
bak.-ry li:ie." '
Frci cinvcvance to and from
Fair l.ik- at F.'. G. Beardsley's Real
Estate Iiiv.
The Fi'i !;.-- of the Santiam was
t-a:n v. hat left outa in the demo
cratic nominations.
The Foster genuine hook glove.
"Fo-'erina." in black anil colored
at S.imiu-l E. Yojng'p.
Those ilesiring pattern. stamped
iorth merchants carnival can get
the Millie dune at !. W. Simpson's.
Ladies who t;ik" part in the mer-
bants' carnival will tin-1 a pretty
line of toe piipporn at Barrows &
Searls'.
Cii'itit v hs-'o r '.. IJ. .Ioss is
in receipt of a telegram from t'oos
l'.av. annoiiiii-ing the death of his
sister Mi-. Harrison A verill.
Economical, cleanly and pleas
a :t to u-e, the very best soap ni
t r.sarket, a nl only a dollar a
Iv.-s Spencer A Blackburn's
ii. itchles- Savon. Ask for it.
"'.ni- l'ak' l-mked her prettiest
yi -i.nlav, and jarties inimiring
fit;- b.-ts were more than pleased
witii the lrnperty
and showed
their a pnieciat l i
ot if m a sul
stasitial way.
A-hbv ii Neil sold vestcrday to
M. E. "Ne-.Mis I lots in Allen ii
H;! Ak:n" ;i!dition ! r ?2"J5 each ;
also a li'ju-e and bt on First street,
nvr.Ci! l y Van W:;ik!e Wind
bam. f'.'r"l i'r-K
I 'nave ji-r leceived a largo in
vi .ice 1 : la' curt.i::-.s. ranging in
price fr.it!! ?! to jvr pair, scrim,
i i:r:.ii!i !). etc. Also a line of
,. .'..i an 1 fnrnif nrc rover !
I ' . . !..' j ' - .... " - -
!-,. Samuel E. Young.
t;ir Own." a ge.iun;ekid glove,
eve: v pair w.iirame i. a. 71.00 1(.-i .
n; warr.iute 1. at l..r' per
pair. 'I ids glove I have handle J
t.u live years and have tried many
oil ers, but never have found any
( iU il ti tbem for th- price.
S .siiiiie! I.. uiiag.
A-iiov ' e!l ical estate agents:
;'!c aiuavs 1:1 t:ie lead, jiievsom
three ! ' t' tiennett of Ls
::.-i '.rs Cal., isi Allen iV Hawkins
c.il'iiliou :oi.l contract', d two more.
Alt pai 1 v aiilii.u' there lots and
F 1 1 m i.:..:..-n v ol I i'wt it with tlie
1:1
I who gel till '
Prcsbvicry oi Oi eg'i.i meet
J'r.sbyicrian church in Pi
this evening, and will !. in
Uii'i'i Ttitir-lav noon. Rev,
in 1st
rtlaud
ession
E. R.
I'd
r l. Pioi. E. N. Condit ami
.1. lo. t::iiiler arc 111 attendance
ivleg iKv fr ::i the M- Prcsby-
t j;
Tr.e:
:r.rc 1 :n ifis eiiy. 1
v, i!l be a festival at tho '
i church en Sa-nr.hiv even-!
l'.Oii
li:..
;i i-tll. I ner Will Oca. nouie, joiui -.4010 j;juitri ui oi;io,
rc-iii.' mo.'r.immo and : were named. After the first bal-A'imis-i'.'ii.
-) cents; .' lot the name of Mr. Bumett was
ir en iO to l.i vears of w ithdrawn. On the Old ballot W.
' t 1 ! 1 .1.., : . r
v.-1. 1
Lvi.-h.
riiil.ire-i
a J j ee
' to !'.:ii
;t'. I bo proceed-are to 1
'1 :s n ' i.n orai.. E.eryj
-,- v.::co:n
a good lime
ii Inciilt'i-.t.
u Aliuuv g:tith'nia:i who had
-i.c.idv puii-hased .1 lot in Fair
D ile, slipped into the agent's othce
v.t -rdav ami asked if he could
obtain the lot adjoining bis. He
i-ibl that he realii'od tnai lair
Uc propenv was the cheapest on
Mbanv market, and that he
would be much better satislicd M
ho owned lOrt feet aiwarc. The
-enlleman w:-s told that the lot he
wished for had been placed on the
market at Eugene but that it
could be telegraphed for. Ihc
telcram was sent, the lot procured
and'the gentleman well pleased.
DEMOCRATIC C0NVE8TI0N.
DsltgaUs to ths Stat Ooaveatiea
ant
The delegates to the democratic
county convention assembled at
10 a. m. yeBtcrday
The convention
by the
chairman
and T.L.Wallace and Geo.U
assistan
The followi
were present
Alhanv '
Cranor, J. N. llofl'nian, J. O.
Writsman, T. L. Wallace,
Brownsville F. M. Jack, W. T.
Cochran, W. V. C'ooley, W. II.
Elmore. Nelson Crume, Henrv
Blakelv.
F.rush Creek J. II. Edward?.
Z. B. Mow.
(.'rawiordsville George Finlev,
R. W. Moses.
Center A. I. Blackburn, Orville
Crawford.
East Albanv O. A. Archibald.
W. A. McCiain, A. J. Miller,
Robert Houston.
Franklin Butte David Mvers,
I-ee Bilyeu, O. Serfing, "J. Q
Thomas.
Fox Valley William Potter,
Henry Lvons.
llalscy T. J. Black, Robert
Andrews, U.S. Owen.
Harrisburg G. M. Alford, Thos.
. . . . i , -.
vi I .riTnea .iiinn i itnrpii I.
Tandv, Oliver Hyde, .Sam Mav.
Lib"ertv A. V. Nve. Thomas
Davis.
Lebanon J. A. Beaad, C. C.
Hackleman, C. I. Montague, S. O.
Wallace, K. E. Hammack, E. C.
Keebler.
Orleans 1. Turner, Stoue.
Peoria Wm. E. Githens, J. A.
McKride.
Rock Creek William Wigga.
Syracuse Isaae Meeker, James
Davis, J. A. Zimmerman.
Santiam J. K. Charlton, J. II.
Peery, Jas. Crabtree, Jacob Fritz
water. Scio A. M. Shelton, M. V.
Bilveu. W. A. Ewing, Price
Munkers, A. J. Shelton, Geo. De
Vaney, J. A. Bilyeu.
Shedds J. D." Duncan, Worth
Huston, R. B. Farwell.
Sweet Home Thos. Morris,
John Davis, Geo. l'ickens.
Tangent A. Blevins, B, W.
Cooper, J. B. Jenks.
Waterloo Jae Newman, J. W.
Burrell, O. P. Card.
West Albanv Ubbe Peter, J. L.
Hill, T. J. Stiten. M. Sternberg.
On motion the vive voce system
of voting was adopted. ;
The usual committee were ap- j
pointed and the following delegates j
were elected to attend the Mate
Convention: M. A. Miller, Jeff
Movers, T. J. Black, Geo. DeVaney,
A. Hackleman, J. L. Hill, T. L.
Wallace. J. K. Weatherford. D.
Scott, W. B. Garrett and T. J.
Stites
They then adjourned for dinner.
s:ui.iuB iici .r I,"
names of J. K. Weatherford, Geo.
E. Chamberlain and Jett Myers
were put in nomination for state
senators. Mr. Chamberlain's
name was withdrawn, and Weath
erford and Myers were nominated.
For representatives to the legis
lature: C. J. Shedd, F. C. Han
sard. J.F. Henry, J. W. Swank,
and F. P. DeVaney, were named
and the lirst three nominated.
For -ountv-
commissioner:
Messrs. Phillips, (iarrett and
I Rumbaugh were named. On the
third ballot. Wm. Rumbaugh
nominated.
i for countv clerk : X. P. Pavnc
1 a,i t- ( Hackleman were named
j3nj p. Pavne received the
, i,niinatioii. The vote being made
unanimous by motion of Mr.
Hackleman,
For recorder: E. E. Davis and
W. A. McGee were named and E.
E. Davis received the nomination.
For sheritl': W. B. Smith of
Brownsville. Matt Scott of Center,
E. E. Jackson of Halscy, Frank
Trits of East Albany were named.
At th end of the lirst ballot the
name of Frank Trites was with
drawn. At the end of the -rd bal
lot the name of W. B. Smith was
withdrawn. On the 4th ballot
Matt Scott received the nomina-
J tion. By motion ot E, C. Jackson
tne vote was mane unanimous.
l or treasurer: . I:. Curl of
Albany. John Burnett of Sweet
- ufl iwn iu me nuuiuiaiion.
For assessor: If. S. Wil-
1 narrs. 01 r-iio. 1.. i;ie.
I of Brownsville. and J. E.
i Michael, of S.intiam. were named
After the firt ballot the name of
L. C. Rico was withdrawn.
On tho 3d ballot f I. S. Williams
received the nomination.
For superintendent F. M. Mitch-
tt nf Athnnv unit I) P Hiiuoll
r.t Ilatoov xi"r num.l unit Mr
Russell was nominated, his n imin- 1
ation being made unanimous by
motion of Mr. Mitchell. i
For county survevor E. J.O'Con- i
nor was nominated by the unani- j
m oils vote cast by the secretary. 1
The central committee when ap- I
pointed was instructed to select a '
candidate for coroner.
The following central committee
election of T. J. Stites VuLa . V.l:." " v T"' : V delete to th. Man- ..mvenhou Tlllir8lav
, C. C. Hackleman see. " V ..- U'' . .ViZZ. nominating caivin-.". mr ; Mllsi,
tSecretanei. i:,.t r.t U'm Wi.s- vra: . i" -'"K-u- iar m-aru j ltl(liC!J jn
njr named delegates cuse. O. D. Miller: Santiam. J. K. . . .r' '"r- , . I .double
: I fMor1rn So:rk ! I Ilft mPV t ..... . . ' I''-
wad named: Albany, Geo. I".
Chamberlain; Brownsville. Henry
Blakely; Hrnsh Creek, II. F.
Hamilton ; Cniwlonisviue, . ,
Ireland ; Center. A. I. Blackburn ; i
East Albanv, A. U. Archibald;!
franklin Butte, Joseph Lraotree;
Homo, f). Rumbaugh ; Taiifieut,
A. B!.".-in; Waterlo;, J. Newman ;
West .Vlouny, T. J. Stitef.
Tlm for AcHon.
Under the hemling "Railroad
Prospects." the Ochoco Review
says: "C. M. Cartwright, who
8 in low u vesieruay, says uiai
while in Portland recintlv he wa ;
convtTsing with a prominent rail-
road man. and nas told that in all 1
Tr.!"'jbi!itv a riiitrriiil u'mlil bi '
built from Fome point on the j
Columbia river into Crook county !
long before the O. P. road wax:
completed. Frota this it would
seem railroad men are Inking this
way for investments, end that
there are grounds for supposing
that this section may at some
early date have railroad connec
tion with the Columbia.'' The
people of Albanv and Crook
couuiy wno i sue long wan m
the Oregon Pacilic will push their j
,U4U "o-'K" r.nsieiii wregoii .
once anil
secure this valuable
trade
Oregon Hhlp-Timbrr.
In connection with tb.e efforts
uow being made to protect the
forests in the Eastern stales, it is
interesting to notice that while a
few years ago the shipment of
lumber by the way of Cape Horn
to tho Pacific coast formed a large
part of the carrying trade of
American vessels, the 9ituat.on is
exactly reversed to-day as regards
direction. It is becoming extreme
ly difficult to get timber in the
East for keelsons, masts ami spars
for the large sailing ships now
buildin;. Enterprising ship-owners
and builders are looking to the
Pacilic coast for their mj. plies.
Oregon pine in now used for these
purposes, and the industry of pre-1
paring the timber for ship-build-;
ing is daily growing in importance, j
Salem Statesman. !
A Tiilcutrd Arlil.
A IU:.hi.i reorler was siiov. n
yesterday
a fine collection
ot od
paintings, from the hiushii
M s.
with
Dr. Pntton. Tbi l.idv. '.!io wit!
her husband has recently located
in thi-i cit v. iij a talented arti.-t.
i She has opened an art studio in
: tla l'.liiinl..kr.v 1.1. ..L- ll..r t...;nf.
, ing ;lr,. of ,f ,igh' 'cr anil .ire
i something reallv to be admired,
j Th.. ipn, ;l" r..jr ,ri,.iv ,.r
tine Oregon scenery and marine
paintings. Her work should
seen bv those interested in art.
be
KHtrn Orrgon ltrmnrcev
II is leu uiiliketv that
'IlltllllV
tins summer or tall a descriptive
pamphlet giving the general re
sources f Ea-dern Oregon ill be.
printed bv State Printer Baker.
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. ..... ,i.i.ifii.i lai 1 111;
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legislature but owing to the fart
1 thai the desired ii.foriuat ion has
j lieen hard to obrain, ib,- work is
j to bo gotten up under the super
I vision of tlie Eastern Oregon Agri-
1 -.1. I-.. ;
cultural association. tar tlie
other parts of the state have a'
ready published a descriptive
pamphlet of thtir section-; of the
j country arc! Eastern Oregon will
i come to the front soon w it!i a neat
! and new sy M'l'une. Tin-Sou! hern
Oregon Resources. by t tie
; agiicuitural board, w ill be iticd
i in a couple of months.
Sralllf I'ruirrt,v.
Only 23 lots remain in the Was
.boiii addition to Seattle to be hold,
and those will have to be sold this
week or they will be withdrawn
from the market. Persons desir
ing to purchase can inquire of Mr.
Kirkpatrick or ot" Mr. S. E. Young.
The lots have sold rapidly and the
improvements are marching right
along. Mr. Morclock of the firm
of Waters A Morelock w ill be on
the ground in a few davs to superin
tend the building operations of
the extensive flouring mills that
are to be put up for the Milling
Company and the other improve
ments, are making rapidly progress.
No better investment can be found
than these lots in Wassom's ad
dition, and to get them an appli
cation w ill have to be made im
mediately. Millinery Opening;.
At the Misses K. and E. Ball,
Friday and Saturday, April 1 1 and
12. All ladios eordiallv invited to
come and inspect our stock, aa it t
superior in quality, price consul-
ered, to anything ever before !
brought to this city. 1
;
Ladiei Bazaar tor fine uullmery '
tkml ht.
. rnr i.H pv. iinnrv i.viiiim . iihmi. . .
i T- ' .it t r r . ii. ' i
wan organized -r t ii..i-. u..,..;.,.... i t ,"1 "'uttne t
v aney I v ',.,,,.. i.,.,.;., i , i,.ur5,i . f-.r.niy ..i-i.-eru. i Grand
THE REPUBLICAN CONYEfiTION.
i
It 'Will CsBTa at th Coort Hoai
Thli City To-dy.
I
The republican county c.mveii-j
turn will convene i-i the curt
house in this city at 1'' . M. to-o.iv !
Cu?ick.
nev, ..
I
Fntinan.
E:-i Albany (.. W. S:;ii:h.
V,". fnm i:-. (i. W. :,i-eiil )
N. I. Conn iM-.d Yiigil Parker.
West Albanv I. F. Conn.
C.Twecdalc, F. M. Kedtield.
II. Hewitt. B. J . TaMcr, E.I n
Waslibani an.! D. C. S.-heil.
I ..I V" I ' I. 1. ". !
V.
II.
:IinJ - " , f.;..,;.;; T"
San. A. A. Koe.-, A. .M. A'-:
n't.
and Joseph Wasom.
Syracusi .1. J. irahaui
Eugene Fisher.
llalscv Caleb i iinv. .1.
1 i iulliford, , J. R. Peail. T. m.i'.I:i.:
j Frank Frir-l ie. and II. I'. ;..d!' .
!-iud.i W. P. Anderson, R. U.
j Wright and Geo. W. l'ais.
I Brownsville A. M. Templetnn,
j Peter Hume. G. V. Standish, Jisle
Pearl, W. R. Kirk, I. I'. Ri.wriMi.i
J. 1. Irvine.
Scio O. S. Mav, A. J. Johnson,
r.kla r,ut"to, .. K
.(). llvde,
. Randall.
j pitZi:t.rald and A. J
Harrisburg W. F. ?lenden!ial!,
G. W. Prainlenburu', II. A. Som
merville and J. F. McCartney.
Orleans Wm. Bogart. Samuel
Mrllree and A. J. Blevins.
Tangent.!. II. Scott, P.. A.
Witel, Henry Freerkson.
Crawl'ordsville E. N. McCaw,
W. II. Scott, by E. X. McCaw,
proxy, and R. Glass.
Sweet Home John Doneca, A.
Hamilton, G. W. Hanchett.
Center A. II. Fium, Bruce Mc
Knight. Santiam Win. Savage, W. T.
Dickens, Wm, Richardson.
Rock Creek O. Conners.
Liberty Wm. Ingram and Win.
Ingram proxv.
Fox Valley-.! II. Tra-k, E. M.
Wharton.
!K i.im:.
i Ai.mw. Or
Ti.ii.c Tiiitui ui fiic Ili ralil.
April
i 1 am iiilormed that at the ie
J publican primaries held last week
while 1 wasatisent imm tlie city
my name was placed in nomina
tion for Justice of the Pe;ice for
Albanv precinct.
. AH"
friends
Appreciating the iaor oi' my
l'l ihlls thiuslin- lUibcial
honors upon ine without my
knowledge or consent. I will be
compelled to respectfully decline
the nouiiuat ion. Vcrv Truly.
J. X. Dim' n.
N- Suns-lrri.
There is every evidence that
several kinds of song birds hereto
fore unknown in the valley are
tiere now witii the intention 01
nhtilin" u l Ii e-
During the pas!
.1...., i .. 1
H O.l. HUT IMIiClill
b a ing
; trees have been joyous v.'nh the
j cheerful chatter and musical song
j of the little silver throated soii--1
sters. The clieerv tiewci.iner.-
' I .
1 may be
rossbeaks or finches (.f
I some kind and the hope is thai
! they rrtny like liiis section of Oie
. gon well enough to slay and that
: they have brought their baggage
: and families with them.
. rlior Ilaj .
Arbor Day will be obs-jrved in
this city. Trees will be planted 1-1
tin.' campus of the public scl Is.
and on fatvrday exercises, wiil be
held at the opera bouse, which
will lie pai ticipated in by the
pupils o; the school. An admis-
si"!i 1 s 10 cents wm hecliarge':
Kf.r sprinj; ami Kinnniei-.
1
W. R. Graham, the tailor, lias
just received another large invoice
of elegant patterns for m-ns' suit -
nigs ann trouserings :or Miring
wear. 1 1 is siock embraces a large
; line of the finest fabrics for mens
wear to bo found anywhere. He
employs skilled work, and is en
abled to make up suits promptly
and at a very moderate cost. Call
and see
terns.
hi
s I'O'.v sni in lie .i 11 it-
Council Postponed
1110 city council met last even
incil met last eve.. -
iw of the count v con-
ud, and the business
...
ing, and .n view
vention on hand
before the council not being fully
prepared, adjourned to meet again
0:1 next Monday evening.
Democratic Convenllon.
Yesterday evening, just a9 the
convention was about to adjourn,
the chairman arose and addressed
the meeting in a few wise remarks.
Savshe: '-Geutlemen. it vou are
lovers of good coffee, try some of
Mueller iV Garrett's famous roast
codecs ; they keep only the lest."
Ladies.-Barrows & Searls se
the Ludlow, $3. Fine shoes in all
widtbi and style.
. AU.:i :.il Tli-i!.!'
THE MEECHANT3' CARNIVAL. !
rrogrimme ef ths Exercises for th I
Opffiing on Tharsdiy EYSnicir.
Following is the programme for
tie opening night oi th Merchan b
f.irnival. U, be uiven bv tho ladies
omen s Keiiei i.orps on
evening:
: Orchestra.
carnival march Ninety
costume, with banners.
iiuartcttc By the Apollo
-Theme
"The Busines;
re E. Chamber
Men of Albany."
jlo .drs. t'corg
!.ii:.
S- ctioii drill.
ong Messrs. (.
and C. II. Hart.
Tableau Liueitv
:.rld.
iiecila'inn in
All!! I (iu'.d: mitli.
Ta! dean Just :ce
E. Barrows
lighting the
-unue ."-ii s ;
presminj
tin; !ra les ar.i! profi scions.
Lunch Folloiveil by social
ULli; s, iilU I S.
Everyone
s-hiii,1d have a lot in
Fair Dale.
Colored spectacles and eye
ulasses at French's.
The licst watch in the world for
the money at French's.
Ladies Bazaar for uaderwearand
-mh roideriex.
Ladies Bazaar tor cornets and
hosiery.
Brazilian pebble spectacles ami
eye glasses at French's.
A. nice line of Windsor ties
at
Borrows oi Sea. Is.
An invoice of new goods just
received at Harrows tV Searls.
Hubbard's headache
capsu!e3
i are a s r.re cure. Ti ytl.em.
I -h 1 villi: 1" rents on : undavs or
IIOIIII IVS a'. lerei K S.
liooil mon .lllg : liavcjOU useu
; Hubbard's 1 legant Lotion.
: Trv Hubbard's vanilla and
i lemon extracts, thev are line.
All the latest style veiling and
I neck wear at the 1-adios Bazaar. ! frllit iall,i hioh lies i..-.r th city,:
The celebrated Quaker City j and whic'-i is a'.l tct t-ut in Italian
White shirt at Barrows it Searls. prunes, Bartlctt pe?rp r.n l cli-iiv ap
. . , , . , lilcs, 4 of each. Tills olcce i.iaj is
f you want to buy good bread ,1. Uli . I, 0 , t., .
: cake and pies go to Lange s ojty mU.H jfj vcr VB,IW,l.. T,,if
ha ken. bargain can 1m had lr a few fiays
Ixits in Fair Dale for $100. $."(1 j nlv at $200 ei- aorc. 1
down ami $10 ikt month without ! We alsohave i ma .snlmibsn resi-
interest.
If you want a choice cu of tea
try my -10 cent tea in bulk. . E.
Browncll.
Try Silver Quarter plug cut. A
splendid smoke. Progressive
dealers keep it.
We are selling the best child's
shoe in Albany for 1 per pair.
I '.arrows Searls.
Fragrant, delicious and comfort
ing Spencer it Biackburn's blend
ed teas and cotleos.
All kinds of canned fruits, veget
ables and meats new und fresh at
Spencer & l'.lackburns.
Hubbard's elegant lotion is not
a face paint, but by its use the
most injurious face paint is ren
dered harmless.
Parties desiring to speculate in
, Ana -ortcs, tho coming great city
1 11 Paget Sound, should call at
Wallace oi Cusick's and see plat
and get prices.
Children's readv mads niado
r,.. ..0-, .... - I
..,.....r oil tl,-l. .a fin. 1 i.rie-flT
at the Ladies P.azaar.
Yon can save from .r'K' to si per
oair on boots and shoes at Kraue
Klein for tin
.Mr. Martin
next days.
I.udwig. the be-l
tinner in tho valley, will lemain
wi ll Matthews A W-islibuni.
Ladies n ady mude chambry :;n.l
calbu wrappers, vcrv stylish an 1
cheap at the La-lie:-. iJaatf.
' Tin: celebrated Regent kid glove
in :ll the latest shades, every pair
warranted at the Ladies Raaar.
Miiftk thf celebrated Havana
j j cioit :givs, manufactured
J iit j-Iius ,b;.s h s cigar factory,
- Rcmrla,,er that f,,r the next 2-1
........ .,, ... ki,.;,,
boats and shoes regardless oi cost.
io to Eastham ic P.rown for the
Flora de Madrid. Dirigo Club
Medallion and Vesta itc Cuba
cigars
I Mes
Mesrs. Fortmillcr ic Irving hav.
n.tded a tine line of cairets to
1 their stock
of turnituie. wall
j paper etc.
. "lir. . " j
Ejocene is ail 1 ice ar.d
' the beBt quahtj. S
it I icichurn.
Our stoct 01 btapie ami lancy
lre:ih and
pencer Sc
BlacKburn.
j Delicious dried beef, chipped to
I order, full cream cheese, lunch
i tongue, sardines, ana a iuu line 01
luncti goods ai spencer iiaca
btirn's. Dr. Patton treats successfully all
diseases ot women, and guarantees
to cure all curable private diseases.
He has a sure remedy for catarrh
of the head. He sleeps in his office
and answers city calls day or night.
Consultation is free and everything
is strictly confidential. He can be
found in his office in Blum berg's
block from 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7
to 8.
HEITIIUCAN CONVENTION.
j A republican eonventinn .furl
: Linn couiitv is alled to meet in
I the city of Albanv on Wednesday, i
I April tilh. 1S'., at 10 o'clock a. in. i
j for the purjKjse of selecting ten !
(10) delegates t'" the republican!
: state convention to 1k held in i,
I Portland, Oregon on April 10. l.S'X),
; to nominate candidates for the
various county nilices, and to
transact such other business as
! may properly come be;'.. re the con- j
velition. j
The count v convention will be '
ciimposed oi 8 delegates, appor- 1
tioned 'ine delegates at large for j
each precinct and one for every j
twenty-live votes or fraction over j
half that number east in the pre- j
riiwi I'.ir Kim'er I forinitim for'
j m.-mber of couriers at the general
'( lection in June, I Ks,, as follows :
del.
K.ct Albanv.
"West Albany
I Brow nsville
, Pe.;a
Scio
' )rt leans
S Acet 1 iijiilr
.5 Albany s ,
.7 Harrisburg. . .. I
7 Sbe.i.l; . :i
Lebanoij .7
.'' Watci'loo .... !
Ci-av.i'.,!-dsvi!Ie..".
:: IV.x Vall-v. . .
J Tang, n; . . ::
.: Fraiinli:: Butte..!
. 1 Svtnciis -
( enter
atitiain
Rock Creek..
I.ibertv
Halsev .
Tot:,!
1! Brush Cit !
1;
. M. Ki rra a.
F. M. Ki:i)i"n:i.n. Chairm.1!:.
Seciviary.
x u v. i;on j; u .ufiiiNs
In lti hl tlr.lt- lor it I i n 11:151 Duly
) CitrUluirl t Malin.
t We ntlir fur sal'! lit acres ct as
clmice fruit land aj tin ro is in Linn
! cminty. Tliii piece of l ir.'i lien m ar
! tlie city and cannot Lo dnpliuated io
I iir:cc. finality oi eod er Iccation.
' There is abuut 40 acres of tl.is laud '
planted in fruit trees, part tf v. Iiieli
are in good licurni ' comlitu 11. Thrre
are ftux improvi-menis ra 1111 pmcc;
uu i;ui- iihui-u aim a 1 iiiirn.
TIir laud ailjniniug tin's place ha? sold
lately for S.WO rar acre. This -xeel.
'cnt l"nVe 'J la"'.,rtcan be ha'1 f(r a frxv
! ilavs only lor $l;0 per am-.
v nt.... h-.v.. n .-. lm.-t .,r
d..-ncn and 0 ncivn ef clmice
laud.
vlr.ch is e.-t oat 111 met.
li.-s beaatifuiiv an I is ju
Ins lin.i
t rolling
f r.'.iiigii to iir.-ini it well. 1 lie l.in.l
siljoiaicg tlii- property is laid out iu
town lot. Tim is an txcclhxt bar
giin nn I can be had for S1800.
Wc have a vcrv fine two-story
j hau so and lot of 100 feet trout by 100
j feet deep, situated on one of the best
nets in the city. This property is
lirst-class in every respect, and is a '
bargain. Price S.'IIOO. I'.asv terms.
40 acres of excellent grain or fruit
I:ii; ! situated within li miles of the
lily. 1 his laiuj is all clear and every
li..jt in cultivniio". Price SI0 per
acre.
A I'.aiii.ain e have a i-ooil
lene and eiiu 1 xceik-nt lot Kitiiatcil
n thin two bli c-KS of the court hou.se, i
which i otroreil dirt cheap. This ii '
a X'. 1 locatimi :m' is worthy of in- j
venation. Price S2,."IX). j
t 1'. htarv house a:id 01. 1. -ood ,
c-in.'-r
lot on First slrc'-l, situated j
v.itlim six Mocks o! tlit mimiicss ecu- 1
ter ot the city. Pii.e c'loOO. 'i'liis :
.. .11 I T ..1 1.... I B t
. .- ' - '
, r, ...
j Sn;.'.!l tw.i room hause and eno lot
: in Abbey's Addition f-r ?JJj.
i -" foot freiit on I'ir.-t i-ticct in the
I l,ii-ai! s; j art id the city, the bvtt
: ii.e .-iin in the tily, f-r i:"iO per front
A V" .ii new cetti.i! ion
cat- ii in t.i : 12 1 1 i . aii.iil -a
good celllil' let for '-Mt)'J.
'J gon I vaoafl c-irii-r l't- cTiitr.'lly
li"-iti.l in U':i-I. ai'.-bttoii f'-.r 'rJ.'O'.i.
goo I C'. .e t it t go !!. ' '.'! I
lot 11 th ;.il .el'bu-ai Aei:g;::u
fur h:m.
new I1.111.! u'i'l - ;;' 1 lets in
EiUins a t.litam for s'V'0. '
A geiul hiui.io and I g--'-i int iu "ml
aMilioti, between .litK:rs-n an.!
Moi.tgnnu-iy ctrccts for .H'eO.
A ioi! Miiafl cottage 0:1 oiii blrcel, 1
in -.'ml a.bl.'.i ;. .ei.; .; - 'ol l-t I r '
?10"i0. ll.it: c-a-.ii bidsncu oil time. j
J2 fect Sroat on I'tr-t tt.-c-t. in one
ot the bet lui.ini .s J.-'ecks iniv j ay-
iug good interest ou prici a.ikei', uu ;
easy ternu. i
Home at.fl fjt on 4.ii street. Unckle- ,
man's second addition atSlloO A'
good hntgaiu.
Lots and blocks in Goltra's Park
addition for sale oil the installment
plan 830 cash balance $10 per mouth.
At Cost.
Having purchased a drummer's
samples consisting of ladies' and
children's muslin underwear,
babies Fauntelrov caps and hoods,
infants and children's slips and
dresses, etc., etc., and receiving
on tho 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 early before
the stock is broken. G. . Simp
eon. Do vou want
let in Fair Dale.
a home ? Buv a
1 1 ib
Ull
ASTORIA
!y Icvesting yr:.r truuicy on Mime wheels I fortimc th-ri3 are nine ehahca to
Seso and one to w in.
There is h Chance to Lose on This Wheel.
Invest your money in the hub and leave tho outside alone.
This wheel has been turning once every aiz month for the past two yaara,
and thosu who speculated in the hob have doubled their xnccey on erery
turn.
We predict this wheel will tan nrce every ninety days for the next ear.
If vm wish to he one of the lu.lf p cuUtors call and bt us stow you case
of the finest bargain in'f.irw, cunrbM, residence and business property evf
. fl.rCl! , thi ltv
CURRAN
&
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NEAT FITTING SUITS FOR MEN
THE LATEST THINO IX SHIRTS;
1 VINE USDK1JWEAR,
j
! ctinr rnit Tlf SPTMVil ivnsi'MUKR
A DESIRABLE LINK Or I NDEUWEAR.
STYLISH f URMSHIN'tJ OOODS
;
Alt thcee and irmch mere are iacluded iu the immense new spring stock
ei ive.-i by
I received by
Iv.K. BLAIN,
THE
Leading Clothier
lOOtl :'
To make room for my
(omnii-nc? Jtinuarv J0th a
GRAND CLEAJ8AUCF
Remember this means everything in stock. mua
have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or
any other city beat us in prices. We want to see
you all and will save you money.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CLOAKS.
GESTS' FURNIS1TNG GOODS, 3
OESTS' NECK WEAR,
GENTS' HOSIERY,
UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY,
LACE OURTAiinS, ETO..ETO.
"W-F
RT
MONTEITH,
Albany, Oregon.
AND B0TS,
large Sprinir
stock I will
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' FANCY GOODS.
LADIES MJNDBKWKAR.
LADIES' HOSIERY,
LADIES' NOTIONS,
BEAD
Albany Ocejfon
CLOT
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