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Not I ) h nr .-tows .i 1 1 1 ranges
before h.; yiu i.a ti.i.-l:ttt. Mis
take are always cosily. In heat
ing slovc-i we have the largest as
we'll a i t mo:-: carefully selected
st.ck In the city. Te s'.ne- we
o!f.-r were n it i i-it as an experi
mcnl but :ih ; ccstainty. We
kno.v what each st ve will do, mid
they were iio'ilit ier cash, so the
price is r;j!st. Ve have special
ties in InvVr . lv?i;in our regular
line. of Gotland, Argand and Sit-Hfri'-r
stoves and ranges.
Gi:r. W. Smi rn.
W K AT Jl H KJXO I (AT IONS.
For A!ri.ny and .chilly Fob
ic.vin is tin- forecast rl!I hours,
eiidin' at s r. M. ti-..a :
2 air; siihily warmer.
utiinjs as;;t town.
E. H. Mi-.Mi i i Eu.-ne is in
tli- oily.
H-.i'l Mnt'.ii--vs a Washburn's
nv-.v ad. i
II. F. Merrill has returned from
ft trip to Iort!:iii'l.
I3 von va:U a h-Mi.f? tuv a
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la-ii.s.
Ladies
lb,- i:ut .b-i-jti- f..r
miss vs ari'l t hii ir :. :; tie
ilazar.r.
!. U. Monteith. A.
lla.-k!eman.
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this citv went I Ya pti-ia Hay
v.-stjr.! iv t loo'.; alter tneir tan I
intOiVSis there.
Tiie s l!ieet lor tin- .Men s line
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hall this aitern.M-.il i '. How t!ie
.r:!il i i-, -n i-mits i-.:n ! -t a 1 11 I ei! c-.
liltv coir cions can oKain je;:i
Col. 1: 21-22.
Mrs. Fanning and her brother
Mr.tiiililan l wni start r.ast in a ,
f.;ov thivs. Mrs. Fanning is over
year's ..1 :!g.. e.nd h r brother
a year or two younger.
A special conclave- of Temple
('..nun andry No. S w ill ie held at
the .l i-onic ha!! on M -nl:v even
inj. Ti.ere will be w..rk in the
Red i'ros- dt-L'ee.
i'ii Y. P S. C. E. f the Con-
rr.viiiin ii eiiiiieo nm ::.ie
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, Ap.i 1T:.. ..t the church.
r. rallvinviied to attend.
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ll.Miy .b.nv opened last r.i-tit ;
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Vf j I-.rrill, r.dju'-tcr of the
(-'-' i':d IIo'.uj ' Ins ii-ame con:-
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e'.l'im S li'J.ls-.! Oii ...in.
his coWY"! ways pay prompt-
Mr I r-.i.Votii S3VS mat
.i'i-a-tvr'ii here within .
iv ;i tne a
three days after the lav.
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This proper y will enhance in value rapidly. Call at the office for descrip'w folder and conviuce yourself that these lota are the best buy
on tlm marK-r. E. G. BSARDSLEY, GENERAL AGENT, Office on Broadalbin Street, near First
I. r C7 '.:.ti,v3 r.r- V aw agreop." f cai
tb-? Orer.'.Oie Citi s ofth; 8.u -ii-
i :n- history or n tits ji.'r
iK.fi" had in.-rc r-.au-is ami is
luciv wiili-ly kuo-.ni than any
ot!ii-r j-t.it' u ith iossihly th: ex-ci-ptiou
of Calitui-iiia. which m iv
Ixf ca!u-l her foster m l ln-r. IIlt
trials, ht-r lailurv's, her siicci-ssainl
la-r victories have been celebrated
in f-oti'4 a:id story. Her r-atiie and
larae re-ich l he uttermost part of
the earth, and the eyt-a .f the
world have taken note of her
her marvelou achievement?.
Her citizen come from
from every land the sun shines
upon, and having come, and made
themselves homes, become inde
pendent, prosperous and happy,
they nsk their trieuds still in the
old home t come and enjoy the
advantages that here make sue-ces-
so certain of achievement.
While the tide oi immigration
ha been liowin west in large
volume, until the last few years,
various causes have combined to
load the stream south to California
and north t Wa-bington. Princi
pal anions these causes mav be
I mentioned the fact that the rail
roads and other corporations
owned lare tracts of land in these
parts, which they offer for sale,
iloodinvr the East and old world
with ilaming posters, until tlio
people were led t believe that
the great wist consisted solely of
hat portion traversed by the
.-oiithern I'aeitio railroad on the
south n-l t!-e N irtli'Tii I'aciti't on
the i Tib.
huririg the period in which p.
rush of immigration to the south
and I.
:!i of im has been witness-
el, the U'iUaniCtt-' valley has been
n gaoled as an utlvii:g province;
until the last few years no t-tlbrt
lias i.e( a ii;a-!" t i herald its ad
vantages : tie- v orld; an-l the
; --ople lu'vo bec:J s;iiticl with
lie: s,t;h-i:i--!:t :;n i !.-. el- ppmr-lit of
Hie ciClitry ir.ihii e-1 by its own
intrinsic merit;- and s::- h inlonnn
ti.ni s.-nt abr-ia-l '!' iievsp;ipers
ii:-t ! b- 1 ttt i-s- 'M-ito-'i t- friends
in the East milit -iipoiv. N-i-
wit hstan-'ing lb:- condition of
: -x i'ari-ian ; ihing. this sc. tion has lna-l- mar
.t tic l.ad:es i veloii s advancement, t 'ities. t-v. ns
j;iicl vi!!.!g-s latve been built: se.b-
Lao ' -o-r.:ia! farmho.ises an-l barns ar-
La-lie.- ! 'very.vbere surroiin-le-l by beauti-
! i t 1 1 mehiir.ls bearing fruit; tine
i -'!-H!eI ftocU Is raise-!; an-i :i
every batid schoolnous-'s a:e s.-.-n.
t or d:-linit-ness f desiixi:;'.tiiii.
thai part of the state lyir-g n-irtli
of Eiiu'i-ne an-l ext--n-ling to the
t'o'umbiu river on the noilli. an-l
i - tween the Casfa-k'S on the east
t- t h- -ast range on the v.e.-.
oi.iv be e-m-i'lered the Will.im -tte
Va!i. -v. 'lliisis adiuilted to be
the b-st pari f the state, oll-.-ring
more inducements t t lie hoiue-.-i-i-ker
tiiau any othi r.
i'.iit a new era is aK-iu to -lawn
tiiis fertile c.iuntrv. People
.v ill be invited to come here, and
(given the same opportunities
j ofiered bv other portions of the
state. neof the great advantages
which this si'cttoh possesses over
tin- other tortious of the state is
that lands equally as good, and in
many cases better, may be pur
chasid for one-fifth to one-third
the price asked in other portions
of the state, and there is yet rojm
and cheap homes for at least a half
a 'million people.
: But the lllamette valley oilers
o'.iit r inducement. Her climate
is moit !'--ui:'i ; theie are neither
the ex I mums of excessive heat
nor blightimr !d; the winters
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, aJ(- unt; i)trcl,,oor : the summer
- , 5ll!, 5a jaR.,rv; the soil is rich
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a it short an-l mild; the summer
priHluctive and easv of cultivation
and an abandiinceof the best and
purest water is found everywhere.
All tin fruits of the temperate
zone -o-ow la-re, and for some
things ii is especially suited.
Wheat "rowing ' has proved a
success and it is an undisputed
fact that wheat has matured ill
this country, without a drop of
rain hilling from the time it was
sown, until cut, and produced 40
bushel to the acre. Potatoes
llo-.irish exceedinglv. Vines oi all
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!!"r - App viC! abundantly.
I t'gon is the land o he Big
red aooies, are oi uie ioier-t
f,.U),r ' kn,AV Aj, ,i,e tame
,:, ,.lv..r. orchard
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(us r.ative
hea'h. The streams
d by all the varieties
- tril-es. Wild geese,
s. i.!i as ints. and other
are inhabiti
ot t h- ll'i r
d.leks. oiiai
game a'i-'i:id.
Xe.'i-iliujiv V.-e
! c: 'reals all
ml viel-1 a in
Ie
return.
This i- ;..-r excellence the poor
man's country, although there
are rr.re o;m rtutiiti.-s ior capi
talists to make investments which
bring l;-.rg- an-l quick returns.
Salem . Join r.a!.
I.ekt.
A veil iw l.-iitiier ,iock. t book
cor. t. lining two f.j bills and truck
t jekets and av.-ipt
Anv infornia-
f ion for the samo ".id be thank
fully received. A. B. Lzcey.
THE MOBNDfGr
FAIE :: DALES
tBBITIOfl TO .ALBANY.
Oreg ,n' State Iri-n.
Geo. S. Downing, superintend
ent of the Or. g.m state peniten
tiary has filed his first quarterly
rejx'irt for the year lS'.M. The re
Mirt shows; that the daily average
number of convict has been ..24. 1-5
The number of convicts at Un
close of the last quarter was 312;
number of convicts at the close of
this quarter is 32J ; forty-eight con
victs have been received during
the quarter; 24 discharged by
expiration of term; 3 have leen
commuted and only one death
has occured. The total expendi
tures for the quarter ia only 5723.
50. Oi this amount $1834.03 was
paid out tor beef alone. Last
quarter the article could Us had
four cents on the pound cheaper
than the state is naving to pay
now. The earnings for the quar
ter w as $5438.15, making a good
showing considering the rough
weather that has prevailed the
last quarter. The employment of
the convicts has been well looked
after; 238 have been under con
tract work at the foundry ; 13 have
been employed on the farm; 7
havo been employed in the laun
dry; 3 in the tailor hhop. The
number of tick, aged and decrepit
is 8 persons. Thcwl.oio icport is
gotten up neatly and ohows a de
tailed form in the entire workings
of the great institution.
Arbor Day ExrcUex.
The exercises by the pupils of
the public schools at the opera
house last night were witnessed by
a large audience. Prayer was
offered bv Itev. S. i. Irvine, which
was followed bv a chorus of little j
girls, l'rof. G. A. Walker, pnnci-1
pie of the Albany public schools, j
then delivered an address on the '
lbje.-t of 'American Forests,'
which was replete w ith imform.:.-
tiou on the subject. The pro
gramme consisted of tongs an-l
recitations by the little folks,
which wen rendered in a manner
rollecting much credit upon the
teai-hers ;uid the school.
Oii the r-it ii I'nrirlr.
About tour inches of fresh snow
fell at the front on the Oregon
I'fiofif l-'riil'iv iiuf 1ms ulw.llt. rtts
appeared, there is ftill about demonstrated bow bad it is pos
two feet of the old packed snow at P-"1 ,r village f.trect ami country
the end of the track. The com- roads to 1 ome. 1 hey have at
i-iuiv has men empl.-ved to make the same time ae.-om poshed a
:i re'port twice a week, a- to the cleansing worn in many a hamiet
condition of the snow, in order d village. Is it t .o much to ex
that work can be resumed as Brfn J pe't that in the rapid growth ot
as possible. The w-rk will be ! towns m this State there will be
pushed forward vigorously this ! many w hich will serve as models
summer. " ! "fth" best water supply; the Ik-sI
.- -- : sanitation and the best streets and
larkDioii I'ountjr Solid for Hermann
In Jackson eountv W. II. Atkin
son. W. II. Leeds and C. B. Wat
son, of Ashland ; W. I. Vawter, of
Med fon I; H. E. Ahkenvnnd Geo.
M. Love, of Jacksonville and H.
I). Kuble. of Annle-Mte. worn
elected at the convention to retire-
sent Jackson county in the repub
lican state convention. The
delegation is solid for D. P.
Thompson ir governor, Binger
Hermann ior congressman, and J.
Fin-lliiy Watson for supreme judge.
New Corvallia Hank.
( n Tuesday last the stockholders
of the national bank, which will
soon be opened in Corvallis in the
room r.f the '"Benton county
bank,'" held a meeting and elected
the following officers: M. S.
Woodcock, president ; . II. Davis,
vice-president; J. F. Yates,
cashier; W. T. Wiles, and M. S.
Woodcock, directors. The name
adopted is the First National
Bank, of Corvallis.
Irath of George Vavsello.
( ieorge Yassello died at the home
of his father-in-law, T. J. Stites,
in this city last evening, aged
about 2 years. He was a vouncr
man of quiet and moral habits and
a member of the Congregational
church. His death was caused
irom heart disease. Jle leaves a
wife to mourn his death.
Kxcursion To Albany.
The Salem Statesman says:
The river excursion to Albany,
comtemplated to be given by the
University band in a short time,
w ill be a success, many having al
ready declared their intention of
joining the party. The excursion
w ill be given as soon as a steam
boat can be secured and the
weather permits.
Machine Shop of the World.
Lebanon Express: The mineral
resources of our state are as varied
an-l proni'sing as they are rich
an-l available. Willamette valley,
with her unlimited water power
and an inexhaustible supply of
raw material awaiting transforma
tion, will yet become the machine
shop of the world.
rocket Book Fonnd.
A pocket book containing money
and papers .vas found yesterday
by II. Kenton. The owner can
have same by calling nt F. L. Ken
ton's store and describing property
and paying for this notice.
Go to the
man block.
Ladies Bazaar, Fro-
HERALD; SUNDAY,
CH EAP
WHAT I!I ILIS CITIES.
Good Sanitation and Good Streets
Are Chief Factors.
S-n Krun i-co H.illuii'i.
The nanitation of large tow ns j
in the interior goes on slowly. The j
difficulties are always great. No i
system can be very eltective that
is not cosily. When a town has
four or live thousand inhabitants,
water from surface cannot safely
be used. It is liable to leconie
impure without giving any evi
dence to the taste. Provision ior
wholesome water is generally the
first step in sanitation. I'-ut sur
face wells are, in many cases, pre
served and used long after the
water becomes impure. Many
tow ns have at times been scourged
with diseases w hich could be trac
ed to bad w ater, or bad drainage,
or both.
Every town is compelled to de
vise a system of its tun. Many of
the expedients adopted only serve
a temporary purpose. The experts
have come and gone. They nave
marked ont elaborate plans for
Los Angeles. Santa Cruz and Oak
land, and other towns. Perhaps
it was best to have the last word
from these sanitary engineers.
Good work accomplished in this
respect in remote places might
possibly the best for many tow ns
in this "State. Hut after all, the
several small towns w ill have to
take up the question without
much assistanco from foreign ex
perts. They cannot afford to pay
one of thete half as much as it
would cost to pat the tow n in good
sanitary conditiou. The most en
couraciiitr fact is that so many of
these towns are moving in the right
direction, Withm ft few years
hamlets have become towns, and
the latter have either become cities
or are rapidly reaching that point.
t.loseiy connected with the pro
'. blein of "sanitation is that of good
roads and streets. It fvnnui lie
said that a tow n is in good eani
! tary condition when its main
I streets are a sea of mud, and an
I embargo is put on travel on that
! account. Itoek anil gravel are
' rbean in the countrv. Good road
material can generally be bad for
the cost of hauling. The long
storms of the present winter have
countrv roads?
A Klg li-iiim Kdltlon.
The San Francisco Examiner is
arranging for a mammoth booi.i
issue of that great paper in a fe
weeks.
Thev will issue live mii-
lion Copies Ot a
64 page issue.
Thev propose to rim a siiecia' train
of 13 ca.-s to every city and railroad
station in Oregon and California.
The object is I) advertise their big
list of prizes. One of these is a
lot in Wheeler's addiiion to Al
bany, furnished by Wallace A
Cuick. leal estate dealers. The
issue will contain a write up for
Albany. The train will reach this
city in about a month.
Church Notice.
Preaching services to-morrow ut
the Presbyterian Church at 11 A.
M. and 7:30 P. M. .-abbail: School
at 12:15 P. M. Young people's
prayer meeting at (J :30 r. m. "The
Revision o"" the Confession of
Faith" will be the subject of the
morning discourse. All will be
made welcome to these services.
WJT1 Bnlld a Dormitory
ie action taken at the recen
jrfWtinir of tlio nreshvterv of Ore-
fgon will result in the" erection of a
j dormitorr in connection with the
I college. "The building will be
erected this summer, and will be
one that is an ornament
college grounds.
to the
For Hprioc; and Snmroer.
W. R. Graham, the tailor, has
just received another largo invoice
of elegant patterns for mens' suit
ing and trouserings :or spring
wear. His stock embraces a large
line of the finest fabrics for mens
wear to be found anywhere. lie
emnlovs skilled work, and is en-
j abled to make up suits promptly
j and at a very moderate cost. Call
and see hn nw spring lice of p it
terns. At Cost.
Having purchased a drummer's
samples consisting of ladies' and
children's muslin underwear, j
babies rauntelrov caps and hoods,
infants and children's elips and
dresses, etc., etc., and receiving
on the same a great discount, I
will offer the same to the public
at their wholes le price. From
25 to 60 per cent can be saved on
all these goods. Call early before
the stock is broken, G. W. Simp
son. Ladies. Barrows A Searls sell
the Ludlow, $3. Fine shoes in all
widths and styles.
APBIL 33, 1890.
LOTS
the Installment Plan.
Fair Dalo Iro;ert-.
Tim foll-oving s!ea in F-iir D.ilo
r.re r.-p I by E. G. Beardslei ,
Hent. To il.-s." P. Bid. lie, 5 lots;
M. A. Fiaiiklin, 1 lot ; .1. E. Lei,
3 lots; F. W. Spencer, 2 lots;
Alfred l)ivson,4 lot-; I. C. Due
dall, 1 lo ; L. O. MoAli-ter, 2 l--ts;
J. F. ll.is.vell, 2 lots; Mis.S.Kiice,
2 lots, ai-d other hales not y-l
clo-ed. Many of the purchasers
have signified their intention of
holding their lo;s lor $200 each.
Owing to the prospee. being s-
flattering that there will be no lots
le.t unsold ..fter a few weeks, $200
is only a reasonable figure for
them, and it is a sa e prediction to
say that $200 will be oUVred for
tties lots iiihide of the next sixty
days. Families are now enjoying
the pleastiras of living in Fair
Hale and are able to have their
groceries, milk, etc., delivered at
their doors every day. All who
visit this tract pronounce it to be
very beautiful. Parties desiiing to
invest in this property, and to take
advantage of a chance for invest
ment which will never again be
ottered to the people of Albany,
wi.l do well to call as soon as con
venient at the agent's office, where
they may obtain tree conveyance
t Fair Dale and return, those
having any doubts concerning the
desirability of this property should
avail tneuiselves of this oppor
tunity. LINN 00USIY COUNCIL.
The April meeting of the Linn
County Business Council convened
at the Sand Kidge grange hall yes
terday, April 12.
The granges belonging to the
council were generally represented,
anc the attendance good, though
not as large as usual, as the
weather .vas fine an-l the farmers
we-e taking advantage of the sit
uation, and were pushing work ns
rapidly as possible.
The agent made his report .-bowing
work accomplished.
The matter of the relief fund
which had been sent to patrons in
Wasco county, was brought up by
the special committee, Hon. li. A.
Irvine, and the matter was
thoroughly discussed and relerred
to a special committee consisting
ot .M. ii. wilds, A. iwevms and -r.
A. Dawson.
The report ot the special com-
niittec to whom was referred the
matter of preparing pledges for
candidates for the legislature was
read discussed and after dinner
adopted.
The May ineeti'g, being on the
first Saturday in that month, was
voted to le held with Charity
ranee.
A series of resolutions otferod bv
N. P. Pavne at a former luectiu
was taken up and after discussion
and amendment adopted.
The resolutions objected to the
special road bills passed by the
last legislature against non-taxable
IxHids. '
In favor of amendment to the
constitu.ion to elect I" nited States
senator by .1 root vote.
uiiavoro, aniemu.ie. i ,.,c
riiiiwi -aw mi mat. i-u-.ii oimiivi.
shall have an eoual number o:
months school in the year
looted to tree scholarship. i
Much other work was completed j
and the discussions wore generally j
participated in.
The ladies of Sand Ridge, spread j
a bountiful dinner which was par-,
taken of with zest, and voted a j
decided success in the culinary j
line. . J
The grange hall is complete in
its make up, location aim "11
roundings, being in one of the
most sightly an-l beautiful places
in country.
Spring Announcement.
Zaches&Son, merchant tailors
and drapers, opposite the post office
have just received the largest and
finest stock of fo"eign and domes
tic woolens, novelties of their own
designs and importations. It will
Imj well for you to call on them and
examine their complete line of
spiing overcoatings, suitings, coals
and vests and trouseiings before
leaving your order as t.-ey iwsitive
ly guarantee perfect fit, best work
manship and general satisfaction at
the ver3- lowest pric -s to be had
considering, of course, the material
used and the,workmanship.
Handsome Frizes.
I have just received a new sup
ply of good baking powder in 1-lb
cans, w:hich will be sold at 50 cents
per can, A beautiful piece of
glassware is given with each can
without extra charge.
F. L Kenton,
The Cash Grocer.
For Sunday's Dinner.
A FINli DRlissED CHICKEN.
Pie plant Horse radish
Greens Cabbage
Lettuce Oranges
Maccaroni Venaicella
Farina Hphegatti
Ev. peaches Ev. apricots
Table peaches Straw berries
Cherries Raisene
Dried Currants Citron
Ovsters Sardellis
"All of the above articles fresh
and good. Call early at the Wil
lamette Packing Co.'a
G.iod Investment.
A few reasons why the Goltr;i
I'.ok a l-hlion is the only sure ami
safe investment around the city of
Albany. 1-t. Because it is the
closest addition platted to the city.
2d. Heoaii.e it is ul Ieat 15 feel
nigher and is more sijihtly, and
oiiiiii.inds a better view of the city
than any other add. lion. 3d. Be-
uu-c it is the only addition thai
Has a proposed motor line to it,
ihich will be in operation within
ii ) days. 4th. Because it is the
only addition that has a public
park lai I oui in it, MM. Because
.dl the business men who want to
make good investments buy in this
addition. And last Im. not 'east
K-cjuse every lot in this addition
will double in value in the next 9i)
days. Th's pne.-erty as yet is very
reasonable in price and is sold on
the installment plan. For prices
etc., call on Bu.kliart &. Malin.
Money to Loan.
We are agents for the M inneapolis
National Building and Loan Asso- j
ciation and can oiler extra enduce- j
incuts to narties who withtoob-i
tain loans for building lnirnoses or i
other purixjses with real estate
security. On this plan of getting
money for building purposes it is
much better than other building
associations, as it matures in five
years, and is one of the most sub
stantial institutions in the country.
Call at our office and examine the
plan.
Ik itKii.uir & Malin.
Special Bargains.
We have 25 feet front on First j
street, which is on of the very j
best locations in the rity. This j
property can not be duplicated in
price or location, as it is eituated j
in the very business renter of the
city. Price, $7,0. ;
Ve have a good house an-l two
j spicmud lo's, o- teet ironr, each,
which kic situated in me very cen
ter of the city und within one block
of the stieet radway line. This
piece, of property can be had at a
harvrain. Price, $2,"00; part cash,
balance on time.
Bi kk;iai:t t Mails.
Agents.
s-ee
Ludlo'v's ladies $: shoe at
' Harrows A
'iir'.o'. all lasts and
' wi.uiis.
J We are selling the U-M child's
I jn Alhanv for $1 per pair,
5:lrr.,ws & . Searls.
. rpiiot uofcumsiii) 1'ovi.TRV-of the
I I l-a-liii.' vi-noni, Addron chm, s u,.
ler, tlA-nviIl.-, Ort-fc-ou.
1: litSAI.K - A trno.i ;
I cur' .it the 11 si
toun co- an. I .
pur-' .1! tne HER iLP one, ot II.
P..'.-i::ujii oil A'.buu .rairis.
U New Repair Shop!
ILih iust been onene-l on r list
street, opposite the Kuss House,!
.. .. ..
where voii ran net all kinds of:
broken articles mended. Clocks.
,,ii,s and lot ks repaired, kevs fit-!
j ' ti.l, etc. Work from the country
promptly attended to.
fiiirMITi 1 III fill
TflliS, 13975, 5931!
The Imported UWk Peri'lit-ron Stub
lion v. iil mzUc the s. ann of ISJO
Mondays and Tuefdays t Jctl'eison,
WVdiicrdiiys uml Tlnir.-diirs at Al -any
(Marsh ill's MaMc, vridas .'ind Satur
duvs ut Corvallis.
Titus was fouled in lS'l; imprted
lSsil by Murray Brother, of Polo,
Illinois, bred by M. (iuilmin. coin
niiine of I.a Gaiidaiiie, canton of
Nogent le Kotrou d;, artmentof Kurc-et-Loir;
got bv Hazard 3.VT (tVS7);dam
t'oiotle i.V.K)'by C'lierl (4 Kit) out of
Koiiine.
B ivard S-Wi (rVST); by Xarbonnc
(T7.I out of Ki'tte v Ren Orur'd'
Amilly.
Nm bonne ISil (777) by Jriilisnt 1S89
(7.";) out of Madelon by Favori I (711 1,
lie by Vicuz Clinsiin (7IS) out of
L'.wnie bv Vieux I'ierrc (s'.M, he by
Coco (7121.
Brilliant 1S"0 CX) by Coco II (714)
out of Ro'etta by Mina belonging to
the French government.
Coco II (7H) by Vieux Chaslln (713)
out of LaGrise by Vieux Pierre (8831.
Viciix Clmslin (713) by byCocoi773)
i out of Poiile by Snndi.
Coco (712) by Mien on (715) out of
i Piiiiliiie bv Vieux-Coco.
! Migium (715 by Jean lc-Blauc73!.
j (See Jcan-le-Blmic )
Cher. (3t:C) by B'jou, belonging to
j M. Fsrdouet, out of Blclic, bclonnlng
! to M. Dtbrny.
TERMS.
j To Insure Ware in foul 2.
: For fcaioii 15
! -single icrvice. C. O. D 10
Person Insulins their mares and
not returning in icgular fC3-on to the
horse, will be clmrgcd as scnton
marcs. Persons disputing of their
m:i res bi fore the v are known to be
with foa;. or removing them from the
county will be charged for inmrnnre.
Property of FRED W. BLUMBEKG.
I
Bl.ilF.ii 'Writ'Cl.
Everyone should have a lot in
Fair Dale.
Colored spectacles and eye
glasses at French's.
The best watch in the world for
the money at French's.
Ladies Bazaar for underwear and
embroideries.
Ladies Bazaar for corsets and
hosiery.
Brazilian pebble spectacles snd
eye glasses at French's.
Ladies Bazaar for ki-1 gloves and
veiling.
A nice line of Windsor ties at
Barrows & Searls.
An invoice of new goods just
received at Barrows & Searls.
Go to Augustus Langc for t.ipl)
auu .am-,- Xroerr.e. . y
Hubbard s headache capsules'" A JVIJIOJjI,
! uutdMri: s tieaaactiu ca
ar.- a sure cure. 1 1 v Snem.
.-h iving l.' cents on t uridar or
holidays s. i i-.-k's.
Go-si rnoi: itiii I ilavcou tiK'J
Hubbard's legant Lotion.
Try Hubbard's vanilla r.nd
lemon extracts, they are fine.
All the latest style veiling and
neck wear at the Ladies Bazaar.
The celebrated Quaker City
white shirt at Barrow s & Pearls.
If you want to buy good bread
cake and pies go to I.ange's
bakery.
Lots iu Fair Dale for $100. $30
down and $10 per month withoHt
interest,
If you want a choice cup oi tea
iry my 40 cent tea in bulk. . E.
Brownell.
Try Silver Quarter plug cnt. A
splendid smoke. Progressive
dealers keep it.
Prescriptions accurately ooni
jKiunded day or night by H. C.
Hubbard legistercd pharmacist,
eixtecn jeara experience.
Fragrant, delicious an-l comfort
ing Spencer A Biarkbtirn's blend-
! ed teas and colFees.
' All kinds of canned fruits, veget-
aides an-l matw new und fresh at
j Spencer A Bl iekbnrn's.
; Hubbard's elegant lotion is not
j a face paint, but by its use the
most injurious Lice paint is ren-
I dered harmless.
i
j PurtioH desiri;;g to -pecr.iate in
j Ana-ortes. the coming great city
; i n Puiiet Sound, should call at
! Wallace A Cusiek's and see pi a'.
' iin l get prices.
Children's ready mads made
. spring suits, all styles and prices
e.i the Ladies Bazaar.
4
Yon can save from 50c to $1 jxt
on boots and shoes at Krausse
Klein for the next 20 days.
Mr. Martin Lndwip, the beM
. tinner in tho vallev. will remain
.... .
wuii .u in new at iasuourn
The celebrated Recent kid izlove !
I in nil the latest shades, everv nair I
warrnnted at the Indies Bazaar, t
Smok th reU.brated Havana
' filled 5-cent !girs, manufactured
, at Julius Jos h 6 cigar factory
Remember that for the next 20
days Krausse A Klein will peli
boats and shoes regardless of cost.
Go to Eastbam & Brown for the
Flora dc Madrid, Dirigo Club
Medallion and Vesta ae Cuba
cigars.
Mesrs. Fortmiller & Irving have
added a fine lino 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 lest quality. Sencer A
Blackburn.
Delicious dried lt-ef, chipped to
order, full cream cheese, lunch !
tongue, sardines, and a full line of
lunch goods at Sjencer A Black-!
burn's.
I have just received a large in-!
voice of laco curtains, ranging in
price from $1 to $0 per pair, scrim,
curtain net, etc. Also a lino- of
curtain poles and furniture cover
ng. Samuel E. Young.
Those wishing screen door and
windows should call on R. B.
Vunk, who will put them in com
plete on f-hort notice. Shop on
corner of Second and Ferry streets
Owing to the change to be made
in the shoe store of Krausse A
Klein, they will sell goods regard
less of cost.
The best place in Albany to buy
shoes is at Barrows A Searls.
Their stock is freab, style the lat
est and prices the lowest.
ART STUDIO,
Mrs. Dr. Patton's elegant art
rooms, in Blumberg'e block, aro
new ready for the reception of
etndents in painting and music.
Those interested in art are in
vited to call and inspect the large
collection of pictures.
Pictures for sale or painted to
order at reasonable rates.
rR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINER V STOCK
In a No. 1 taxation in the thriving rity
of Allnjr. Low rents and sp enlid rooms.
For particulars address firm P. 0. bos 99.
Alkany, Or,
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Tots
50X100 FEET.
BLOCKS
200X200 FEET
Streets end ATeruesGO
Feet "v? ids.
GEO. C. BENOFBSGH,
Wholesale aui Re tad I: ar in
GlVCrl'i
i'i
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CROCKERY, ETC.
Having puruliaiel t-iv tiusiDi-ss of
LiForeet& Thumpo. n, we now . licit
th- patronage of the public, pr. inis
in it all times the bo-t icoods for
the money.
Prompt a'ttntioa uveu t- all or
ders in the city. All goods guaran
teed. Give us a call. We n.ean bu incss,
GEO. C. HEKi-KRSOX,
srcCtSOR TO LA'FOKkKsT A TIlOMPSOJf
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Si: TSEs.
I he only coinniete -t oi a r-eiracs
Books and Maps in Linn County
oFI'ICE INlfHE COfBT HOCSB.
.6TSFBusinesB
entrustei. lo my
prompt and care-
: care will receive
j ful attention.
j
TO ALBANY IS
now on the market and com puses
IU5 large, level and beautiful build
ing lots. The blocks have eight
lots to the block, each lot being 00
by 10) feet. The streets are 00
feet w ide with two large avenues,
one of 100 feet and the other of 90
feet in width. There will probably
be a motor or eltctric line to this
addition nefoie long. For trm
i ot ale apply to any real estate
1 agent in the city.
Third word
s
Having rureba-ed ibis popD-itr rs
tjt.linliuieiit. I am now prepared to
nil any oiders in the grocer; mid pro
vixi.ei litK'. A fn'.l st. k r iriorrriea
Vept i-oiii-tntiy on l:n: il. The ! itrb-at
cssb price aid for nil kinds of i-.un
ry pioiluie. or will exchange good
tl - -Mi..?, t'ome .me, toice nil.
uia. essk;.
HORSEIVSESMS
Sec Paivcv i t"'fh t..jt jour h'-r r bil.s
f-r ttii wttsiii, TlifV c.i a ii ilv them
heA)-r kn.l l-i.--tor tliaii ati...- . A-larffe
xtoi-L cf cuts ta m-ic t t.-.nu. i'nu't ileuiy.
IiEI) GROWN MILLS
IMH, UMIlt A 41., Irups
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(superior for Fainili an-J Baker's urr)
Best Siorane Facilities.
CjTHigbest csh price prud t w distTr9l
&.LBAXY OREGON
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Kelle
vuc Medical College.
The Dr. has spun: a luclime of
ituily and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronio diseases, removes
oaccers, scrofi'IaeDlargenicnts.tamort
ind wrnp, without psin or the knife,
lie also makes a spi-cialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practii ed
in the German French and English
j hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or man t. 1 1 1 s ni. t to is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
arOffice and residenc Ferry street,
'.etecn Third and F'ourth.
Bakery
A FI LL STOCK OF
Staple Groceries
Crockery, Glassware,
The best quality cl tc coffees, candies,
nuts, etc.
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this old rsUable house is also to bs
found a complete astortme-1 ol rrsh (aaitly
fTooerin, to whii.1 i constantly bci. ( added
II to seasonable lines ot aroosriss and pro
visions, such as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts.
Eastern Buckwheat Fiour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
These Roods were all boovbt when prices
wore low and the benefit ol tl margin will ba
Siren to his customers. Remember thtplaee,
at the old corner on First and BroaUibia itt
Conrad Mijer,
TJ'Oa RENT Two futnlshel rooms also m
A new se en room houta. Apple coma
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ore