Morning daily herald., April 15, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOBKIKfr HEBALP: TUESDAY, APfilL 15, 1890.
OMES
CHEAP LOTS
Tots
50X100 FEET.
BLOCKS
200X200 FEET
FAIK
DALE
cLBAY.
Installment
-ARE BEING
ERECTED
IJM
T O
the
-Till.-
BEAUTIFUL I
ADDITION.
W i fji
sri:ci.i.. i-.'::;u .. v..
nges '
N.-Jt to S .; .
before hnvin
e '.
1-t ;
.-i tr
ll-.Mt-
title are ::1 i ay 1
tg Stoves V.l- Si:
Weil :!- the ui-i-t
stock i.i tin
offer v.er not i
nient I '! lis ;i
kno.v v. jt.it t-:i- h
tie.-
cir
lucteit !
.. Tj stove we i
;i;'!;t as an expert-cr-itairitv.
We
1 !' and ;
tiicv worn oeM.
pn.-e N light.
ti.M ill i -j,
hi
:'' r fiit-: i , So tiiC
Vc iiiive kjk eiai
.Me m'.r regular
AtVillid Su
it ran
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,r ! hours
ll!T riMIS A It til' I' TOWN
Mr. C. C. Fal!cu:;is, of I'.nl.md
i: in the city.
I' Veil want a li'ili
ft hi F.iir l'.t!''.
Kuv a
TlV HoU'..!!-!'
livinng ex-
tr.i -l ; t!i y itr,- in:
i :)
street pflllKlT
b i; in
UP I
at
inn
s ve-'C!
i!ay.
t
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F-ro't nv:l!e,
Til'- pi i Jill:
color :M I he
It. II. M'.rilu,-:,
i - in tit city.
ir C. 1. Corsets i;i
Ladies I':l7:i:ir.
ix,
E. U. F.vard:
show in-' Int." in
is kept
ir Dale.
husy
uridav
Li. i.. r.i.ickiii.'ii returned
froni a trip o raliioniia.
i'.. !'e.i.rl-!ev le.tves this
:iioi. i:u i t :i ti ::i to Victoria.
t j
i
A ii.T.'Ul'nl Fill'- oi" para;sol ju
ree- ived at the Ladicrf l'.azaar.
McM iho'i's cin i:s i in Fori;-.!:,
nr.d v.iil he up t'e' aih y so..n.
The r'-pi'.Micaii si.-.ti- co'iventii
! !
1
v.' ill meet in
T-ill meet in For; hi;;, 1 to-m. .rr..w . i
-n. ,1 t- .....1 ..: 1
Hieudi.ct a -v davs in "this
ciiv
r n i- j j .- ,. . J
I. (. run-', l.'hoer i: lie. s .
popular ir.ivtiir.g si.h.i.i.n. is in j
the cite.
love
nunc! lit
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s :.t
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Et'ilii
K .td.
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1 ;::ia:i
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hail
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at tli
B.
Fr.'-J c::
Fair Dale a;
E-tnte 0;:;.'
Tiie F -.- t. 1
" Fos't-rin:!.
at s. nv:. :
L:-':es re.i
s'.i- 1 wrap,
ch'.-a? at tii-
il;v.:.-r
M h.lil. - :.:.
camp i::e ei:
ll'.l -r
and
Coejre'
cl.aiubrv ar.d
; v styiili r;A
i'.aaiir. i
A. It.. ..fi
. V t lie iViible i
lay la.t.' " !
in I.i;.:; countv .
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ra'es l"
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convi in i'.;i 1 1
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11 Vi-itIiLr irieiids in
t!,.- pa-t lew iiavs.
c 'V inn i
The brs-t T'l.'ee t,. make a gool
:i:ve?t!:ient and for sure returns is
tttbi'.y in the Uohra Farka-lditioii.
Mr. V". O. Bi ntly. ..f tiiirt city.
h:ts --.-no t" Foj l'. ::id t be niarr'n d
to. .:i eastern !:u'e. Mr. K.
I;, i
1
I
L'r:l
-.or; j;i
A I.trg
tlie la!-
: to be !:.'.
Hi! 1 (kg
y.u-'iling
:-t ii'-!g
::id cliii.ir
man.
id
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io
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t.a lies
lilii
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ait :.d.
IS.-.-c::e
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iv :
- YlHMlio
i:it. riio-.i! and
Y. M. C. A.
. oi which b
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a m
IV. '
V 1' S. C. F. i f the Co;; -
Jl.o.l'l
r:.u . ': --:i ".i.i .jive :.
111
it:..
ir the church.
:1 I.. a::.-ii !
c "l i e ;,.r ci
A 1 C- r !,.t :v
E i-.tr 1 i! '.-'!.
Leo.t ioti r1a.11
car j t-si'-i tlay ,
b!.- -to'
lice?--! iiii.g
Vie ill' a-'-iy
: ii
I'l-ii g iro-n a
ippt tl upon a e,.i-
:..ine.!' bis an!: e, '
a a'.i' ti j'totti S: r '
two. 1
1 . II iek'ei.1';::. (". F. i:ii;"-o:i.
D. B. Mor.teith. ar..l A. B, Seal,
leturne.l Sntlay ever.ing from
Y;t li:!.'.- Thev t.v.ne on a special
tra.'n, .vhicii bro.ight over 1 hi;
jia-i. lit' rs wh : i i'ivci' "ii
8teu::i--r Sunday' evening.
.In:
::;i.its..i.e liie-i. j
I lllVv
us--, r
-iv 1 a new s'.:j,- :
Z I'owder in !-":
be sold at 5 ) cents ! J
PIV OI
ixl Y:.':-
cans, witica w i
per ctn. A
sflass-.vare gi
L-autiful j'iece of :
tii each can
w-it .n it extra c!i::re
F. L Kentox.
The Cash Grocer,
Iry Langa'i naw bakety.
Lots for
33
This property will enhance in value rapidly.
on tne market.
E.
Sit CiTY COUNCIL,
lei ph ;
i :t r:
Tiii' :(!:. ;ni,'
fit v council l:is
! iin-i-t I !::-? of the
evening was at
1! Itoanl, with the
exception of Councilman iMItitll.
; !! coTiiniii ice nil accounts' alio
current cxpciiM- ;;sked for lurtlier
time :i ilie lii!! 'f (.'nun iV C'uiiirill
fur ro:n- i!.-i-,! itiiriivi! tlie tlnoil.
On tite rc;vi t -t t lie street com-
i mi.-?!, iiicr, rclerreil to tile eniiiinu
! tee ":i trcct. ami pulilie property,
! tlie c"!ii:iiiitee was rantf l further
tiiiit'.
'I').,. c iiaiiiittoe of lire and w ater
i ri p .rte,! ma: An. l e enjrine
lunke il'iwn at the late lire, ami
! that it iuei he-en put in repair and
j tlie hills f ir the saine tnrwaiilcil to
i the manufacturer of the engine
and a ih'a .-it of toiiN asked for,
j which, ur.'ier the guarantee given,
i v. iil protia'ily he f.n thcoiiiiujr.
Ill" retu.-jis ttiiiu the recent
j eictiv.:i on l...i!iii:i tiie city were
j rea-l ai'.d p'ae'd i.ii !i!e,
i Thf it'.arti r'.y repui t-i of the city
i treasurer ami city recor-kr were
! rea l anil jilaeeil on lile.
j Petition of K, J. ( )('o;iner and
j ': hei s f r a c;', v.aik across :nl
street mi tii.- i a.-t side of Aladison
j was read and referred to the eoin-
I riiittc on sin-etH and puhlic pro-
i perty.
Also a petition ot .1. A. Alcteron,
and others for an elect rie light o i
the coulhience i.f Fourth and
Jackson streets referred to the
sane- committee.
A petition from tiie Sunset Te!e-
I plioiie trail 1 cl' L'rai'ii companv lor
the. piivilee vi s.t ting poles and
... : . . ..
run wires tor telephone purposes, I
and that :". franchise be granted
was reatl and referred to the I
ordinance eommittee.
An ordinance iu establish a grade
on certain streets was iealjand
re-referred to the ordinance com-
mittee.
An old building ju-t west 01 the
exchange hotel, by "motion, was 1
declared a ni'i-::;:.-,' and ordered
torn down.
(.in lit'i'toii a :::u.;i oi th'j order ;
lor a s-yy.-r 00 i 1 t h ptrcet t;t-.e:i I
t 1 . .. . : 1: '
i.,i.:i-.s lie iw. y.c-t-ti: a:io;- ;
i , ion recinded and the n.ul'er le-
,v '" .V''- V . ,
. " !ot:o tie auevs w.-r-oM-re I
' " 'o" -hV Vur,,.-... i
... ..'els V i- i
" s.r. i is aii'i p .., 1,. p. ., . 1..
r.-conimended that lerrv street
:,, ,vei,th to Twelfth hegraded.
i,l-o Ninth iron, Calapooia to
cieaned within ten d;i
l.lls .voiih, also F.levetith from
'.i-b!iig!on to Bn adalbia. Ar.ee,
j -ile.valk on the west f-i.le : If try
.-reef adj-.ining I t 4, blo'jk id. !
1 i.ir.i le Cuhtpooia from Seen!h to
! !-.!.-ventli streets, also on Foiirt'i :
iiroiii Baker street to Alain, whi.-h
as or iered adopted. 1
j a new sidewalk uas oi.h.ie.l oil
; i ii Kson sireec, lor ,, 1,1011:
j ilaekietiian's 2d addition, and also
! n the same block on til h sin 1 1. to
i com eie'ed within 5 days.
Tlie re.jiiest of Mrs. CheaiTie to
....... . 1. a v..r..v...i -
(i. , ., :r. ..,,.1 ... .u.r
i.e 1 ; j, ii 1:1 ico on tire ano w.uer,
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i 'ne
foi!,.'A ing I-
!s were
1 1 1
otdeleo
I
eii;-i :
J. L. v'ovan . .
'.0. Burkhiirt
L. W. Fevoe. .
i'. M. French . .
W. II. iarrett
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li 00 1
7 it) i
7 00
W. Sin.th . .
B. F.
t
T.t"!cr. . .
Ho!!"i!ian
ej lg'.t C
; 0.1
peit.d
!' .I frin it Triiin.
t l'.irk.-r, s ,11 of 1'. C. Far
1 br.'tiier-in-law of John
i.i pi::!'j!iel., was on his
Ah.e
!:. :i'i
Keiley, of
way home
pas-eiiger
Pome is ne:
I... :,..!...
lrom IiOM'I'iii'g on th'A
ir.im Minday. fits j
er 1'iee Hill station, and I
! gerriitg oil' there. It '
i:e was i-t.ui'lirg on the j
tie- coach. lie -ither j
I-II. strd:ing h:s head
;;p'.ive.i
! platform oi
I i'imp"d ( r
i .lu'a'.n-" a
j If. f I'OIM
I t.'ielie.i'i.
i the b.c.!:.
i.lliollt 2!
;tr:i. I o: u.iter about S
lie triei;, 1 -i-iisldng his
lb- tli."i roi'e l ilown
is ! was fir-1 diseove.Md
fe-f from thf track
towar.is I.,.
Diii.'. which was aoout
;...... - !. .if :,.i!
!i:-tia l ii.-il.' :ro!ii the plai e ot the
:de:.t. The train reached Rice
tl'l' 11b ,nf o'clock a. M.. and h
we.s !- f.niii i about ! o'clock A.M.
1:
n 1 y
i'ii-e nt -! unction.
The iit t ie
1 of Junction, in j
been .!cou rued bv :
l.:!!iec'.:niy
lire r-.vr.tl
an -tiier lire
street of t:
Monday morning 1
rokc out on the main I
t"w:i nnd destroyed
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... . -. . .. ....... .-.V'.Ol.l won II
ol property. Tlie us in ar as i
c m be i.vru.iiif .!. as (,4.;. : .
Sternwrg v Seti'U-r-. building.
1.2 0: stock. !..()!); iasuranee,
i.t'ii.). Same block. W I !
r.g store :in l his two resii'erens !
valti-j
.'Oil: stock. :?:;.00'.: insnr- ;
ittice. vo.t;.... Dr. E. Davis, house-'
g'"'-J and stock 01 millinery, 1
- - ,, - ) : !!' insurance. Contents of !
- W Kirk's barber shop, $&i ; no !
2e":
J. W
inur
iniiiv.ne. - . tne fire is supposed
to be f he work of ineentliari'ii
l
r't!t;-'u
. . We think the jopl will like to
Ne are always ottering special buv five one-pound barH of splen
barcains. You want to look out j did laundrv soap for two bits. We
for them. will sell at' that price to-day.
G. BEARDSLEY, GENERAL AGENT, Office on Hroadalbin Street, near First
OREGON'8 MINERAL SES0US0E3.
They W 11 Ba Diioi3?el ct tb Axrica
last, nteof Mniig Eogintsr.
Mr. Norton, ppeeial mining
engineer and expert, of the Oregon
Faeilie railroad company, who is
engaged in investigating the coal,
iron, and general mineral resources
of Oregon, and especially the rich
deposits discovered in that portion
of the Cascade mountains through
whicli the Oregon t'acihe road
runs, was interviewed yesterday
hy a IIkkai.d reporter.
Mr. Norton lias been engaged in
this undertaking for several
months, and exjH-cts. t devote si
greater part of the summer in com
pleting his investigations. He
says that there is no doubt of the
fact that great beds- of both coal
and iron exists in the locality
named, w hich cannot fail to elicit t
capital for their development. j
Mr. Norton stated that the Iron
mid Steal Institute of England wuh
coming over to this country in
October, and will be the guests of
the American Institute of Mining
Engineers at their annual meeting
in l'ittshurg.Pennsylvaiiia. Among
the notable jjersonages vho will
attend the meeting will be Sir
James Kitson, president of the
English Institute, Sir Isaac Low
thian liell, Lord Edward Caven
dish, Mr. Suelus of South Wales,
Mr. Siemens, one of the inventors
of the Siemens-Martin furnace.
fter the session at Fittsburg they
w ill go for a week'H trip to Lake
Superior, then on a tour through
the south, and some of them will
piohat'ly visit the Facitie coast.
A paper on tlie mineril resources
A paper on the mineril resources
of Oregon, will probably be read
'it tne "es-ion hv Mr. Norton, wiio
is u uaniiig engineer of wide expe-
rience ana who will tie ;;ii!- to
properly present the facts concern-
ing die rich mineral wealth of this
slate, before the dislinuaished men,
both of this country and England,
who a re interested in mineral do-i
velopment. Mr. Norton leaves for
I'ort'and thir? nioming, and before
he ictiitns wi;i ;-ii Eastern Urc-
gon anJ Jdtiho to inspect new nur.-
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linric.s out there.
Th irm. c:oiuinK.
m.m..,.,.,, vv.. f,.:..i
wi!! 'i' " .dnesdav
At";l-:!- excellent charaeteV
of0ll!l.rfa:nil!Hnt aiwavH ..iv,f
, 1ut.11n.1-1n, amaoi ien oy .
" W show recommends It to .
ioiT, of " novellwu.
The small hoy and the larger man
needs a circus occasionally in hi:
biisinefs and can suggest no !
better antidote for the craving than j
atisitto the abrive shovr. That
t!ii- is aniong the few leiritirnate '
I arenit: exhibi'ions traveling cannot
j be denied, and nov. ith its alliod
i atiraetions must krouso a tlesire on
j tiiepaitof many who are not in
! the initiit oi aiteni ing show to
' see its many wonders. We are !
i ;isured by those who ought to !
I knoA- that there is much of un-
UKtia' interest to the rpectutor.
Lvery man, woman and chud in a I
.- e -i -n 1
radius of manv mileJ will want to I
TTc tun t'ci in 1 iij.tuije x.vcii o
, . , ,, ,
iargi-st elephants m the woreJ.
the
r:iok t.'ontitr Noinlostioin..
i-. .1 t,,i-inif .
l' the republican
c.iuntv oiiices in
nominees for
Crook county: lb-presentation,
John W. Stuart; cotihtv judge, W.
i t :o : .:. .. .. 1- ?.
1 v . .11:1-: eoiiuiiiaiioiiei , rraiiK
ail Oil j Forest ; sheritr. John Comb;
BM ;si ! clerk. Charles W. Elkins; treasur
j er, John Teuipictoii ; assessor A.
(K) j Black. Mr. Elkins, the nominee
I for clerk, is well known in this
S city; his father. James Elkins,
1 having served Linn count v. ns clerk
for a number of years, and Charley
like his father, is a traod penman
and would niakean efficient clerk.
Jnst Received.
A new line of sateens, challies,
1 'il'lii-burj ot. .1 ivi lii-t.tlu I'L-u
satins, nhisbps itn.l lndi (ii.o i
j woift ed dress iroods in the latest '
I sl.a ies and novelties, parasols bos
! eries. cunaiim and spring gisjds iu I
endless variety. My stock is now !
complete in ail departments. Indies j
are cordially invited to call and j
insjieet these goods. I
J. W. Simpson.
A lMch Conl DUeovery.
f i-i r w..: 1 - :
V l.. Kll Ol - t'lll, w u is
in the city states that the men who i
are opening .1 coal mine near that
place have struck a vein of coal 10
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I' t-i i.iiLk ;io 1110 enti ot a iiuriv .
c:ujiuic iiinid tnoillit;iij uui I A
, l rn.a ll.ot tlmv h.i-o -i vil... 1
pe v to prove that tttej hrte.ivalu-
nine coal oepo-it
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Raoiitfful Millinery.
Fi.r the i.ext three mon'b.s I will
sell from 2" to od !Hr cent cheaper
tiian r.ny tniliiiiery store in Oregon.
Everything in tiie latest eastern
rtylers. All grade of goods from
the cheapest 25 cent sun hat to the
linest bonnet. None but f.rs'-eiasii
hands employed. Ioa M. Brisk.
A Idea.
Sale on
Call at the office for descriptive folder and convince yourself that these lots
I'nton County f onventiou.
There will be a Union County
Convention held at Albany oil
Thursday, the lt day of May next,
at 10 a. m., to nominate a countv
ticket.
No vote having beer, tukenof the
Union party, to serve as basis of
representation, but l:noing a
huge majority oi the voters is in
svnipathv with its principles, it ii)JLsift;l. Many of the purchasers
" i i i ..... i.i . . -. . . . .
recoi:iin-.-:i'!e'i ami reipiesi-u inai
each piictnct meet at their respec
tive p::ie-s or" Voting on Saturday,
2iith of April, at I p, ni., and elect
five delegates to attend the l.'n'on
County Convention.
All voters, without regard t-
rae". color or previoii political
servitude, M ho desire to be r--
leased from the evils of class legis-
lation and the grasp of all legalized
monopolies, are cordially invited
to participate in the election of
delegates. .1. F. HtMuux,
Teiim. Countv Chairman.
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Viul!i Bay I nuriaeil.
1 Vii.oiin'i 1f..oiil,i;e-in 'o ii.itn.1
i Ihn Ki.nnit 1v.111.trv Iml week t.nt
we Miiw t-.-i tilaee in WuHhimrtoti
that is better than Yaipiina Bay 1
in heauty, scenery or natural
location. The advantage the
Sound country has over this place
at the present time is in the rush
of immigration, which creates
businiss activity. The day is not
far distant when this sanieclass of
Cushing, enterprising peonle will
e nocking into Yaouina and
make improvements and business
num-
A Telephone Kyutem.
Messrs Allen A Ooff are arrang-
1 ing to put in an improved teie
I phone system in this city during
the coming
i will be $4 per month for business
i houses and 2 per month for rest-
; dences, with no extra charge for
putting in the phones, or for
j switching. Thev will, with their
t usual enterprise, supply Albany
with a lirst-class system of tele-
I phones.
j
: Will D.Opncd.
! The stone quarry situated across
; the river from this city in Benton
'. countv, reccnt.lv sold bv G. L.
I Blackmail to James Abraham of
Porj4a:,d for sijMiO. is to be oneneil
for JiUM'tO, is to be openeM
J a switch built to it from theM
Vegori Fr.c.ric railroad. Stone!
will be taken from it to build the
..i,,,.i, :
new M. E. chur. h in East lor.-
!
itch built to it from th
HcMahou'n I'lrrnn Camini;.
McMalior.'s circus will soon i e
in our city r.nd 110 doubt will tna
a good many dollars w ith it. For
one dollar you can buy enough
good tilings to eat at Miilltr l'i
tiarrett'ci to aiuus.o you for several
days. Moial. Don't go to the
circus.
Tli Iiifttrnient Sold.
Tiie favorite Bauer piano which
was used at the recent l.vy con
cert has been sold to Mr. Frank
Arnberger, one of the leading
pianists ot Albany. Will f Link.
Oltllki.
Spencer A Blackburn ire cranky "
on the subject of liw prices. Call!
at their store and see what they'
mean.
No matter what the jirice, our
goods will always be first-class.
SpKM'KK it Bl.Al Kill US'.
I rrof. II. .
I'.ilmrr's 4 utatrrvator
of .11 ante,
Twet
edale s oioitk. tirt street.
! Albany, Oregon, opened Jar.
; u-.ry 20, lsitt). The course of m
; struct bn will consist -if classes for
j piano, organ, harmony and voice
1 culture. There will lie a nortnu! j
it-lass anil diplomas furnished to
i teachers, specifying capacitv i
j nnd expTience. Students partic
ipate in monthly tt cif.ils, and are
graded to 1118 ire eotml it V in remll
lion, ibis 1 onservatory will w
conducted 01 the same basis as
those in Bo? 011, New York, etc.
This is the vt y recognized success
ful system iowii for u thorough
musical edttc; '.ion. Send foi circu
lars uud reft -ences, Otfn houre
from 1 to
Dr. I'stton treats snccessfullv all
; diseases ot women, and guarantees
. , " ..
.Iae P"vaU-diseases.
He has a sure remedy for catarrh !
(if thn bond fit ct.ota In l.ia .ar,..
nnil answers eitv clls .bvnrnihi I
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f,.l ;., 1,: r - i... . , !
viliuo ill li lull UUrg s .
.. . f ,nt ... ., . , or,s, I
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to S.
"Our Own," a genuine kid glove,
evci v pair warrante
d, at $1.50 per
I I eiv I :
I I'-iv? handleJ .
ave tried many .
pair. This glovo 1
for five veais and have
otiiers, but never have found anv
e.'jual to them for thn price
Samuel r . Young.
Lots for sale on the installment
plan in the Goltra Park addition, !
30 down and $5 or $10 monthly. '
Burkhart .t Malin.
.... ;
Ladies. Barrowi & Searls sell j
the Ludlow, $3. Fine ilioesi ia all
width and ttylM.
Fair Dale Property.
Tho following sales in Fair Dale
tire reported by E. (i. Heardsley,
agent. To Mrs. F. Middle, 5 lots;
M. A. Franklin, 1 lot ; J. E. Lewis,
3 lots ; F. W. Spencer, '2 lots ;
Alfred Pawon, 4 Ms; J. O. Due
ddll, 1 lo ; L. C. MeAli-ler, 2 lots;
J. F. Hasell,2 l.'t; Mrs.. Knee,
2 lots, uud other sales not y-t
have siginticd their luientioii of
holding their lois lor $200 each.
Owing to the pro-ee. buing so
Haltering that there will be no lots
le.t unsold . fter a few weeks, $2iKI
is only a reasonable figure for
them, and it is, a sa o iirei'ii tion to
rav that $200 will lie otlered for
ii.ese lots inside of the
next sixty
j days. Families aio now enjoying
1 the p'easuras of living iu i-.. .
; Dale and are able to have liK-ir
! traceries, milk, etc., delivered ai
j their doors every day. All who
1 visit this tract pronounce it to he
; very beautiful. Farties le-iring to
invest in ibis iropert. , and to take
' advantage oi a chain e. for invest-
'. tWUi which will ne
r again he
of All) 111 v.
I oifered t (lie pnoj.le
wi 1 !o wt 11 in call as soon as 1011-venimi-
at the agent's otlice, where
they may ohiain irt-e conveyance
t Fuir Dale and lelurn. lliose
having any douhts concerning the
lesiraliihty of this property shoul-l
avail tnemwdves of ibis oppor
tunity; Spring; Announcrmeut.
Zaches & Son, merchant tailors
j Hnd drape,,,, Opiositethe wl office
j have just received the largest and
finest stock of fo"eign and tlomes-
tit: woolens, novelties of their ow n
designs and importations. It will
be well for you to call on them and
examine their complete line of
spi ing overcoatings, suitings, coats
and vests and troilseiings before
leaving jour order us t..ey positive
ly guarentee js rfect lit, best work
manship and genera! satisfaction at
the very: lowest prie s to be had
considering, of course, the material
used and the. workmanship.
Seattle Property
Only 23 lots remain in the Was-;
soin aauuion to peattie to oe soki,
and those will have to be sold this
week or they will lie withdrawn
from the market. Fersons desir
ing to purchase can inquire of
ing to purchase can inquire of Mr,
iwrkpatrick or of Mr. S. Is. 'ioung.
Kirk
The to
Limpro'
Vlone
"hong
ow have sold ranidiv and the
mprovements are marching right
Mr. .Moreloi'k ol the Iirm
Waters & Morelock w ill be on
the ground inafewdavstosuperin -
tend the building operations oi
the extensive flouring mills that
are to be put up for the Milling
Company and the other improve-
inents are making rapidly progref
No better investment can be found
than these lots in Wiissoin
dition, and to get them an
cation will have to lie made mi
med iatel v.
Niitlco.
I have lust received lrom San
Francisco a fresh supply of choice
canned peaches, tomatoes, corn,
new cream cheese, th.iice honey, !
fresh candies, nuts. ligs. bananas,:
lemons, etc., to which I rcspv't
fullv invite the attention of the'
public. F. I.. Kknton,
. tjrocer, near the Fostoilice.
-
; For Sprlnc anil Summer.
! W. IS. Oraham. the tailor, has j
; je.st received another large invoice '
; of i legar.t patte-us fur mens' suit- !
; ifigs and trouserings :-r soring
'. wear. His stock embraces a I art:' ,
'line of the finest fabrics for mens
'. wear to be found anywhere. t.
1 employs skilled work, and is eii
! shied io make up suils pro'tiptlv
1 and at a very nsoderato cost. Cai!
; and see his new spring line of pit-
terns.
, At t i.fct.
j Having purchased a driimmfr's
1 samples consisting of ladies' and
cuiidmis muslin uiKierwear,
babies Fauntelroy caps and hoods,
infants and children's slips and
dresses, etc., etc., and receiving
on the same a great discount. 1
will offer the same to the public
at their w holes de price. From
25 to 60 per cent can lie saved on
J all these goods. Call early before
I the stock is broken, O. W . Simp
. son.
Vim tin' il.riier.v
"Another wonderful iiscovery li::s
tu-cn made snd that too by a lad) in
tt.i county. Disease fastened iti
chittU-s up n her and for seven yi tirs
hhe withstood its "Vertt ttstn, b J
her vital organs were undeniimfd and .
death Bisemed ininiinin'. For three j
wva.w , j
Dl0nt tl B StlC COUgllfU llHL-PMllli.y aim .
"'""V . .,,. ".shl. i,.,.,..!,. , f u u
uiu I" ...
....... u ..or ,.u- lit
hnttl-.of Dr. King New Di-cuvery
for Consumption and was so much re-
liuved on taking first dot- that she
n1-'1!1 81 d w,th ",H i;ot,le ha-
h'fn miraeulotisly cured. Her name 1
s v Utht.r Luts', Tiiu-t rite N".
c. Uamriik Co. of Sholhy. S.C.-
Met a free trial bottle
ct Foshay & ;
i Mneoa'8 Drug Store
The HandaumeMt Lady
In Linn county, a:ter making a
careful inspection of Matthews A
Wasnbnrn's stock of stoves and
ranges and vety closely examining
their tinware, says they have the
most complete stock in the Will
lamette Valley, and at tha lowest
price.
Plan.
Guod Invcitinenl.
A fov reasons why the Goltraj
Faik addition is the only sure and !
safe investment around the city of
Albany. 1st. Because it is the
closest addition platted to the city. !
20. l.eeau.-c it is at Iea-t la feel
higher and is more sightly, and
commands n hotter view of tho city
t!iau any other addition. .11. Be
cause it is the only addition that
has a proposed motor lino to it,
which will be in operation within
6) days. 4th. Because it is the
only addition that has a public
park lai t out in it, 5th. Because
all the business men who want to
make gooo invc-tuients miv m this !
addition. And last but. not 'east
' oe-.uuse every lot 111 this ;i,l. litem ;
in I il yii'i!e in value 1:1 the next
.ays. lii's pri'verly h jet is very ;
n a-iiiai'le in price and is sold on '
tin; installment plan. l or prices i
etc., call on Buikhart ik Malin.
1
Aloliey trt 2. null. 1
We are agents for the Minneapolis !
National Building and Loan Asso- '
ciation and can oiler extra enduce- !
ments to parties w ho wish to ob-
tain loans for building purposes or
other purposes with real estate 1
security. On this plan of getting
associations, as it matures in five
years, and is one of the most sub-
stantial institutions in the country,
Call at our ollicc and examine the
plan.
Ei nkii wiT fc Mauv.
Special unncalim.
Wo have 25 feet front on t irnt '
street, which is Uns of tho verv
best locati.ns in the citv. This!
property can not duplil ated in !
price or location, as it is situated I
in the very business center of the
cite Fri.o. 7 mo. ;
Wi. Iiuvb .1 .r,,i honti. mid tun
- . -
t IT I l.. .-. I I.
spienniii iois, 00 ieei ironw eat 11,
whieli aie situated 111 the verv cen
ter of the ciy and within one block
of the street radway line. This
piece of property can be had at a
bargain. Frice, $2,700 ; part cash,
balance on time.
Iii RKHAKT &. Malin,
Agents.
See Ludlo-v's ladies ?. shoe at
Farrow s
A Searlit', all la?ts and
widths.
We are selling the best child's
shoe in Albany for ?! per pair.
Barrows & Searls.
I r'
M10tl:ofr;HURF.t rot'LTHY-W h
, i.
tilting vur:f.n. Ad'lri-w l'ha?. S Mil
. I!r.iniiii-. Orrfin.
pr-SAi.K-. oo.i yoncr w hki wt.
; "M,,....oa AlllJll) rrairie.
.
, : 1 ion
SiA New Rep- ioplf
i Has just been opened on First
I street, opposite the Kuse House.
where vou can get ad Kinds 01
broken articles mended. Clocks,
, guns an a Jocks repaired, Keys iu-1
; t. d, etc. Work from the country
I promptly it t tended to.
. 1
riM fiOa. MM
.:. ..' .1... ' iuvi
Tl
d M.-ck 5. rcli'-rr'U Sis'- I
I -ll'l will Ill.ll-e III'; M -"U '" tJ.-v
Mo'itlavsaiiil Tii. m1.vs t Jitlei son.
Veilni'sd:iK and Ttiur(l:!v at A I anv
( Marsh iMV ct:d.!o, 'ndasc and utur
t'avs tit Corvallis.
Titus wks foaled In lei; liiij'O'ted
pvvi hy Murray Brother of Tolo,
) Illinois, bred by M. Guilinin. rom-
mime of I.:t ttjiidain.-. t unton of
I N'jgcnt le Kntrtm de. Mrlmenlof Kure
el -Loir: L-nt bv linv-trd J&V. (it&7);d:tui
Coi otte ( ":;"i by Cht ri (4187) out of
ISiit.i'ie.
1! ivard SIVA ir'."); hv Narhonnc lXil
i 777) out of Kiigollt : y tti-:. Co--ur'd'
Atnillv.
Narlionne 1Si4 (777) bv brilliant ISs9
i7.Mli out of M idi-lon br Favori I (71D,
i in: by V ieuz. CiinSiin l.io) out oi
L'.Miiie bv Vii-ux I'lt-rrc (KHi, lie by
C'l.i-o (712. .
r.rillianl lS'.i f7S by Coco II (714)
llt tit I'li-nit-i bv Minn bt'louirinu' to
.,0 tVeiu h L'ovirnment.
t01.0 jj 7lil by ieux Chaslln (713)
, (f j,:1tjrjj:e bv Vieux Pierre (t3l.
Vietix Chaslin (713) by by t.ocoi i ,)
..t of l...il.. bv Saudi.
crei. hC- Micnon (715l out of!
p-,iIle ,y Vie'ux-Cnro, j
Miirnon (715 by Jean lc-Bliuic(7S9). I
(See
c!l
VV!
.
ion i3W7) by Biou, belonging to i
Kardntift, nut of Blthe, bf!!onKing
. Dehray. ;
TERMS.
t.i hmero Mire In foal
For reason ;
, 11 t 1H I
c;ni;i: rtri itv. s. v. -
lVr..n- Inaurir.g their mares and
not returning In reaular sea-on to the
hor' will be charged as season
mares. Persons diiporing d tht-ir
mares before thev arc known to be
with foa:. or removing tbem from the
countT will be chanced for
Property eT FRED W. BLLKBEBO.
1., -I
are the best buy
Everyone
should have a lot in
Fair Dale.
Colored spectacles
and
1 '
glasses at French's.
The best watch in the wor
the money at French's.
Ladies Bazaar f r underwea
embroideries.
a nd
Indies Bazaar for cor-sets and
hosiery.
Brazilian pebble M.ectac!- - and
eye glasses at 1- rench k.
lollies Baziiar for ki t vjiove r.nO
i veiling
A nice line of Wir.d"or tie-
Barrows A Searln.
An invoice of new goods ji
at
f new i.rms susl
received at Barrows & .Hr!s.
!o t- Augustus Lunge for staple
and fanej" groc?ri-
Hllbhard S h.-a'iael:r
t at.smes '
are
a sure cure. Trv ilinn.
h wing l'i c?n!s or. r undays
1
iood in-.'i ; .ing
I iave vo'l i;S"d
i Hubbard's I legant Lotion.
Try Hubbard's vsniila and
; lomon extracts, thev ar tine.
, , . ....
I The celebrated (Juaki-r City
white shirt at Barrow s tV Searls.
If you want to buy good bread
cake and pits go to Emge's
I bakery.
Lots in l air 1'aie lor fit."', fot'
down and $10 per month without
interest,
If vou want a choice cap of tea
try mv 40 cent tea in bulk. . E.
Brownell.
Trv Silver Quarter ulna cut
..LV.i .1 .I'iJ'
1 ji. 1 :.
, JVI Q ftt'l ll I .
I 1
Prescriptions .Hccnratly com
pounded day or night by 11. C.
Hubbard registered pharmacist,
sixteen years experience.
Fragrant, delicious and comfort
ing Spencer & Biackbtim's blend-
; ed teas and coffees. ;
I All kinda of canned fruits, eget- i
ables and meats new ind fresh at i
I gpencer A Blackburn's.
I Hubbard's elegant k'tion is not
! a face paint, but by its use the ,
most injurious face paint i ren-
dered harmless.
, . - . .
Iart.es oev.ring to s.Hsjnute
Anaeortef . the comtng great city
cn Faget Sound, should cail e.t
Wallace V Cusick's ami see plat
I mid get prices.
Children's ready matin made
j spring suits, all styles and prices
I at the I-adies Baaar.
i ...
1 on can save from &oc to 1 per
on loot nnd shoes at Krausee
Klein for the next 20 days.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the U-s)
tinner in the vallev, will remain
wiili M ilthews & Wasliburn.
The celebrated Regent kid glove
.' in all the latest shades, every pair
warranted at the Ladies Bazaar.
Smoke th celebrated Havana1
tilled .Vcent 'ens. sianuiacturcd
ut Julius Joss h s cigar factory.
RomeintsT that for the next 23
lavs Krausso V Klein will se'.i
Uiats and sIkhm regardless of cost,
io to East ham & Brown lor the ,
Flora de Madrid. Diriro Club i
Medallion and Vesta de Cuba
cigars.
Mesrs. l t-rtniiller & Irving have
added a fine line of carpets to
their stock of furniture, wall
i pajH-r etc.
Our stock of staple and fancy
groceries is all nice and fresh and
of the best qtijl'ty. Spencer tt
Blacuburn.
Delicious dried i.eef, chippetl to
order, full cream chee.-e, lunch
i tongue.
sardines, and a full line t l
! , . . . . e ... ,
hincli goods at hpencer A Black
i burn a
I have just received a large in
voice of lace curtains, ranging in
price from $1 to $!) fer pair, scrim,
curl hi n net, otc. Also a lino of
curtain poles and furniture eovor
ng. Samuel E. Young.
Those wishing screen door and
windows should call on II. li.
Ynnk, who will put them ;n com
plete on short 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 he pt.iee in Albany to buy
shoes is i:t Barrowa 5c fcearls
Their stock U fresh, stylo the lat -
est s' ! r.'i ' '-he lowest.
ART STUDIO.
jjr. Dr. I'atton's elegant art I
rooms, in Blumberg'a block, are I
ncw ready for the reception of
students in painting and music.
Those interested in art are in-;
vited to call and inspect the large
. ii r - . '
collection of pictures.
Ilctures for sale or painted to
order at reasonablo rats.
IOR8ALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY 6TOCK
1 in a No 1 location ia the thriving eity
of Albany. Low renu and aplcndid roam.
For particular a4drM ftno P. O. bos W,
Aiteor, Or,
Streets crd Arcrr.es 60
FeefETide.
GEO, G. BEW,
Vt..li ale am'. IS- I.i
I'll") 1
C::u h': . Kir
Havin? 1 ' r
il.:.. I'
LlKlllt-Hl i 11i.!im II. !:
. - 11. -li.
;i..it.
.,' for
I tn- iiatrouage tt tin- u0'h-
, intt all tune tin- hot u
Z?nui.n t
, ,lrfH iu he cilv. A ;1
1 teed.
(ii' C us A ca1;. ti!i ;mi ! .! niv
';::o. c. fkni i..;m'.
sr iKstiiu To l. lei !::: r ,t
,
. 1 ,
KIM. i.Y,
-. : 0: Al-.-tract
li l.'.l.Tl ( "i III:! V
i The only Colin.!,
or 1 Books and Ma
orrui: i.v.ru:: i i-i ht iiofsn.
"Business
c:i!:t
,. to my
i d care-
; care will iee"ii
: ful atk-nlioii.
Liiti
HIS
1)11
i I
TO ALBANY IS
now on the niaiket and con .puses
! itio larg-, level aid l-eaut tin laniii-
j ing lots. The blocks liave eight
j lots to th block, each lot being CO
i h7 m eet. I ho htr.'ets are trO
"-'et wl,,e w .tn two large avenues,
I on 100 feet and the other of 00
! Leet ln w,dth- r .w ',' l'r""ab y
be a motor f,r eketne line to this
i addition ijefore long, her
terme
estate
! of a!e apply to
i agent in trie city.
ihI
riiird ward
Having T nn-liii'i'i! tliis jsipul.ir
lithlishiiiriit I ton now prrpmrd to
rtll ativ otdt-rs in (tie grr,?cr hui! j.ro-
iiskiu 1 nr. .tii. i rii'in i-i i;:trii
, kj COItBntiv,.:l ,,a:u1. -,ht,
, j,r-t.c ( f,,r ai) KinUc of cui
. ry fro-jiu-e. cr v, ;. ti.-liange eool
xislna line. AfnUsti-tk i-f c: 01 trie
bii:bet
un
odi
tVc "OLe, I iilii..- oi.e. ti-Uic r:'.
( !!A. l.s.Mt?.
tor this tit--. , '1 v i-n't
h.:-,t-r ftis i t-c T-r
U v. ill do them
txOH, l.lMt.
NEW FUtiCi:
(Stll-ltOr tnr l
ci f .. S'll-p..
-S FLOFR.
r.r j lis!-.!"- 'jk)
: Dnnf VinV3' Pi pi ! j 1C3
; OtJOU UtUia:.0 i' aUiiU'llJiJi
; miiehett m-n i r p.-.i-i r .- nu'.u
! .,,.. .,i.i--.,.T
i '
DK. VV. C. NKGUS,
I Gradual
of the ili.yal Cell. of
Lciit'l'if., r.ns.im , 2I1IUHI me i.i-ne-
vtip Me.'.ioitl (.'.'.'e". .
The I)r b.if. rjie-.t -. Ii!-. to.a .-f
ittiily a"d practice fcn makes :t sj-e-jislty
t-f ttiroiuo liseas.s, r. r::..ve
mioers, scpfe!ai.nlar-mi t:'f .vimois
tud wens, without paid m tie.- 1. 1. 1 ;'.-.
Iff 1m imtkes a pec'ltj' ot tre.lt
inent with elrsetrieiiv. Ila- Lructii ed
1 in the (Jfiaian I'rt t). ii ami Ki'lish
ii''ita!. Calls prer.iptly attie!ed
lay or nijht. II s 11. tt, i
. "iH)OU V.TL!. IM ALL "
1 CTi)tSce and re?t.te:.ce Ferry Ktrtet,
lietveen Third :
"i!t.h.
Star
. V FULL STOCK OF.
Stap.'o Groceries
Crockery, Gbissware,
The bcel quality rf ten-, coiTee, cnudtvs,
nun, tc.
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At thia nld reliable h-uo is arm to s
1 lteTUv'&,M
nil toe Manonatiie iorof (rrocerku uid pre-
. imoua, vwia m
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nutz.
Eastern Buckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Eto,
Thew gooda were all bourht iea prioa
-erc low and toe benefit of tl a margin will ba
irlvco to his customer. Kctnember Uieplaoe,
U tho old rirner on First a-id Brosiulbla Wa.
Conrad Mfer,
JTOB. REST Two furnUhel rooms also a
J7 nw Mien room bouse. Apply corns
of 0t and JtCsnaa ttratuk U. Bmos,
Grocery
store!
i::l i'
Bakery !
i