the aioirsnyG- hebald: wedis.esdat3 aphix 16, isoo.
CHEAP LOTS
Tots
FAIE
DALE
ARE BEING-
50X100 FEET.
BLOCKS
200X200 FEET
ERECTED IJvJ
jk E) ID I T I O JM
Lots for Sale on
T O
the
yv L B A jvj Y.
Installment Plan.
THI.-'-
HOMES
BEAUTIFUL
ADDITION.
SUovnim ihxU ztxM
This property will enhance in value rapidly. Call at the office for descrip'iv,
folder and convince yourself that these lots are the best buy
Streets end Avenues CO
Feet Wide.
" the market. e. G. BEARPSLEY, GENERAL AGENT,
Office on ISroadnlbhi Street, near First
::: .. ii.
Not t s our .
before I i : i ; i i'
Likes are st! ay
Ulg S.'tiVeS v.e il.i'
We'll IS I ll.l ID' .V.
stock in the city
Oil'T were not ! I
a nil.-:
co-t iv.
hi neat
srjesl ai
selected
iv lis;
ciir.i;
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slovcs we
171 OXpl.ri
nu?:il but
si- ii certainty
We
and
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regular
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For Alii'tov tiul .trinity F
sc.wirg i the i. ive.i-1 c t iio'.f
eis-li'i- si! S I" M. to-.. si .' :
I nil- it cither; Ii jiiy "! T.
.fOTTlMW Ai:tl'" TOWN.
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Port lixu.l yesscrd.iy.
L. E. Bhiiii lists Wv
l iil sit hi
ho.oe in ill
city several days.
:itj.I Mr.-. :m-i;.1cis ol
vie in tii ciiv vis
.m r-.
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'I i;
bus.
1 i:-- is i ro.-tinsr
I l;i- 1...S o; 5 '
W. -. yii- '- rry I.t-i returned
f:i;!:i i. i:se . wiseie he spent
t.se v. ::.::f.
Aivii Mi!iti!;ti s-'iM vesti id.iy to
(';. 1'. Warner his residence on
Ferry ft.vci :-r .-:"(..
Tii ? h-It iriiiKiit Band oi
.iU ;.i v. ill i;ivf ;i river I'Xi-nr.-iou
;o thi a it v rvitur'.tay.
.'.u lijorla! i"-y. May -".V
ripp!";ria fly ol.-t i vcl
Ti-.'.nd Am,'. .st ::n-l -
ill be
1:
by the
ithers "f
;hi city.
Aui-tir.!! sail' -i Atoiisi ual
CBtatf Iv I.vmiv. i-l't-i-
ni::ti s't tin- o.litv ii i'.iis-kiiai ;
.M;li:i t--.-i!:ty.
A .-O i .1 'I irsi-f V.
Wm i;,ri I- -f
Ilia: tliy f.cni:iv
tilt;-- ! III! a i;..i't-.l
A'.'r.ilMV llHL'i.lf
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out
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on h;- v. sty ii :n
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tend
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In oi conven- '
.Mi- -i i:s!i iilc. i
lb V. S. (..!
.i.i thi- city. ;
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t y ii oai t !;
1 l'.-,- l I OW
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ied a reccp-
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Irli-iid- Fnd.iv
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la r.-o;is d-siring i:i
tritct puis in
to t-.i 1 1 oil
i.;:r.i ii sue in tie-t
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residence
: !i Si'ld
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and la-.s.ey
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i Pii.-.tic v iil espc:
l-oSiS.'.Si
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Witai:.
No "th..-.-i.-.i
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hi the
j
says : i
' 'the
d be-
I.. I . J II. .o
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nd .m.i.o 'M.i.m
i b ill v illisi.l
mi p.iortu
d ti!" ili'.-'iii''. !'-1 ot
I lie
.Met
lYiiiim a-;:,
e w:i ra Ii.-i
al su! sit a i.ai
l.o-sor.
E. '.i:it r.
v.- ..Unit g cars. IV.h
snd tree i.uuily sleep
through nil express
lis" c.r 1 r:
trin;i;
Bht.lV.
U.-iiVL-r. ' i;iia iia. . o.mctl
w CitJ St l.osiis and
Cl.lOsl-TO.
Visi L nlosi i acme ia:i-
vav. "C
(.i. Kawl.nus city ticket
o.r .r. i.uy. i.".. .SSl' .!!! i". : L-C i.
V.'iit-:r.i' l Ilulbuit sold yts
4 i. V. II. Maple s'. house
ii-s.i.. - .
'. o ae.- on
i ....
seventh Mnet
.si
ii.,-i;..-. alien i"r ioe.
'lh.vssl-o s .ldl-.M. -. M. Iatiiu
g.rtua.xiv, and lot m Hack e
fsnti's sec-jtid audit son owned by
Joha .Max o. ell ior $lo0i).
Lotion irf not a face
Elegant
aint.
ALBAUI & A3T0EIA EAILEOA'J.
Cr-rt. S. J. Lir.a:n r Int rviewa 1 C nea n
I; Wnrk to Bj C.'iuni needt
C.ipt. K. . Lantiii! out- fifth-Kilifi-i-.
ft tisc Ail-any Astmia
r.iilro.ul as in .-..--toria la-t ut-ik
and v.hiii" tlifve was inlervio .fl
ly :ui .st'ri:ui ii'gMirtt-r.uihl n. his
visit tl-.o Ar-tiiia:i .-ay?:
V.. J. l.annini;. unr f Alhuny's
soliil iin-:i. stiiil a inMiniiifiit niuvcr
in tin.- cvntu-i'- of t!ie A'.lciny A
' Astoria iaili'."d fonijwny. wan in
tin-city yestciday in wits iuter
viowed hy an Ai-torian r.jortf r.
In ivspon-o iniiuirits ahont
thy Albany : storia railroad .ir.
l.aniiinu said t hat the untoward
vmuhfr h:xl delayed nioveinents
S'linewhat. Vnit that the intention
v. a-' to put corps oi -ti.'ineers in
the Jii ld nest v.t i-k. :u:d so sojn as
the route v.as 1'iealed, the aetual
I work oi eot!s! rsieiicn wniild begin,
i "The road is .: ir.i,'' said it.
; i.an;ii!!C. "it v.iil. a- you doubt
j li s-" kie.Mv. l.c a eifat help to
I Ast..;-i-i. ;-nd ii i'i bo the openini;
; t a new e:.a to Albany. Onrin
i if res', yours and miise, are identi
' eal. We want .1 seaport, we want
j railroad communication ; you want
; tn build up a bi; city here, to have
'. commercial metropolis. This
i cat: and will bo accomplished, and
i we think th" Albany ci Astoria
i ruilroad v. ill tie a bijj help in that
direction."
At ttiis i'i'i.'!::r a tcegrapb
ines'-fnpr laiude I Mr. L. a din
p.ilch, offering him 3tt0 an acre
sor a W.i-ari'c r.in.-li he has s:mt
v. here in t 1 ; - - I'iTi.ty .-f I'ort
1'iM ii-euit.
"I oilcred !.;: property for ol
an aero a y. ar ajo," mid Mr. l.aii-nin-,
;ii he pat tins -iispaU h in his
pocket. "it'll I iruesi i''s wortli .')0 )
.-.ii acre now. Anyway I'll answer
i. iv I'ort Tow;: -eiei H'"i,t. and tell
him 1 will
over theie newt
Thursday.''
: Mv, I. ii. ml,; ej!:tiii!3"i ;ti reier
I ' lice to tic- Albai:y .V Astori.i road,
j l'hfiv is $-J.oii .o. i. to Vo invosted
i in thii ro i !. i"!:e money is ready.
! and ,! vmr'ii w;;l be :ei;'in and
i pot tbrotti-ii ! -.-.Mi-''.ictory ci.i-,p!e-
tiio.
All oi whi":!t is v. sy p;i,",-.ii-.' to
chronicle.
Civil Si'rvifc Kzam!:iatiio.
Civil s-rvi;o exsimiiiati ins will
!- Armory i;.'X' j 1,.. iit.d at Poitlai.d Tuesday, M.i
. plea-:i'it I 27, and at Koscburg, Oiegoti,
I i ln:i-d.iy, May 20, for the dep irt
Co. No. I, v.a.-! !i: nt.il and railway mail inaiiches
evenii:-.'. Tl.cioi th service. Tln-n w a s-aiv.fy
iter io si i:e si ; "f applicaiiH from Oregon aiel
i. i ',i-hiisj.ti.n for the r.iiiwuv m ii!
- vice, ano persons oesiiing ap-
1 1 .mi in. -iir in Mint i.crvii i :itt oi-
v.tcd to compete. Mai.- ctizfias of '
iise 1'i.ited States between the !
i"s oi 'S and : sire elisiible. The !
lesixiuii-.m limraiioii ot u-e does
in.t apply, however, to soldi. -rs
who were discharged on account of i
disability. Persons wi-huig
take the examination i-lioul.l write
.i! once to the Civil Service I'.mii-ii;i-sion.
H'ahington, l. t'., tor
appli.atiaii blanks mid iiisiptr
I ions.
An Editor "Im-ili.
Kickmor.' l.erov, familiarly
known as '-P.ick," who has f. r-cv-.
ra! t'lonths been editor-in-chief,
publisher and proprietor of a little
publication in this city, known as
The .loker, hsi.s suddenly disap
peared. He is about 15 years of
a-e, s'.Vt.l hi
l'.ro-.vnsviil.'. 1
parents live at I
was a biiht I
JOUIll
.'I the
h.' til!'
mid wanted tosee wiii.eibiiiu I
w oil 1. so w ithotr ceremony ,
up his p3-ut:on in a job
pr!tIIi: f
iseil the puoiic.i-
ti
ill !:: paper, ami on .Mommy
tartcd out into the big world. His
i", lends do not know how or v.bi.-h
wsiv lie svent.
Aim nt
Insurance.
.IilliiM 1 ir:dw desiies l.'i.v
.vi.n sue hk"i'tic.d a- to the i.ei.eiitM !
ot lire i:i.;r .in -e, alter l.aviiig i-een j
the ilismc-tied load. lion oi Alex, i
Ciii.nln.iham'.-: house on Water (
-iieet, a:':-r tie-lecent lire, to oil- .
serve it after it is rcpaire-i and re-
t...ll ... I!.. . ..:, I..... j' .Vl.llll... f llU !
j .1.(1.1 SI. I I l...ii'...i. ..
I Oakland Home, which bus a paid
:o, . ...; :! of 4(M IM!i) and whose
tockholdei's wealth reach into mil-
li .ns, and aero; ding lo the laws of j
Cssliionii.i !i. y are not limited and
. .u-ii and everv one is responsible
a,,- I,,-s,.c t-. tlie full amount of the '
uislir.i!
sprine
larkets at Coot.
I have a Muall line of spring
jackets in colors I wish to close
out and have reduced the price to
co.-t. They are the latest style
and a bargain. I silsi lisivo si line
of spiinsst stockinet jackets for
s5.5;i each, which is the nicest
jacket for the price in the market.
Samuel E. Youna.
Slu.l on 1'uribas. d.
The large imported jiercheron
f-tallioii Sylvain, No. 4ol: (4177) a
horse of grand style and extra
good action, has been purchased
by Mr. Peter Kiley from the
Southworth Bros. They have also
sold the voting Percheion stallion
Neco to K. A. Murphey of this
city.
0SEG0K'3 ElVt E- AND H..BB0K8.
OvraUllo and a Qaarte to Be Ex
panded' T ei imp t neat.
Heports from Washington show
that the following allowance'? have
b -en agreed upon for appropria
tions in the river and harlmr hill
for Iri j-'iin :
Mouth of Columbia river (Ichs $7o,-
000 ajipropri.ited Lv ppeeial
act,) !f 5tH),000
Caseale locks and canal 400,000
Yaiuina Hav 125,IH)0
Coos I "ay . 125,000
Columbia and Willamette
rivers below Portland. . .
Siusla.v liver and bar. . . ,
Coiiuille river
Upper Columbia river. .
Willamette river alwve
Portland
Fmpua river
Young's and Klaskanine. .
Xehalem bav and liar. . .
80,000
50.000
30,(MK) j
11,000
11.000
1.1KKI
10,000 '
Tillamook bav . 500
The monev sdlowaneet" for Ore-!
gon exceed anything ever before
pproprite l byeoii'.jres s, even with
the senate anieudmeiits arid in
bills aggregating as much as the
present bill for the nation at larxe,
and the state can thank m-r repre
sentative in the hout-e for these
ntaanilieent figures, a- it is con
ceded by the ineniberi of the com
mittee that to his pen-istence in
due the greatJncrease over former
Oregon allowances from the same
committee. The items for the
olunibia river aggregate fd,000,
Ooo, and for a mngle waterway its
allowance is only exceeded by
that of the Mississippi river and
the Saull Ste Mariecanal and locks
on the great lakes, where $85,000,
000 in traffic pasties, through an
nually. Oregon ranks next to
New York and Michigan, being
the third state in the Union in
thcorderand amount of allowances
reported by the commission.
About one-fifteenth of the entire
bill for the national waterways j
goes to those of Oregon or will ie j
expended entirely in Oregon. The j
ti-nate w ill also add to these figures
with other allowances.
I KOr-WEATIIElt 111 I.LK1 1 N.
Following in the crop-weather
bulletin- No. 5 of the Oregon
weather bureau, co-operating with
U. S. Signal service, central ollice,
Portland Or., for the week ending
Saturday April 12, IS'JO.
Weather The temperature con
tinue? below the average for this
period of the year; einee January
1st, it has averaged nearly 4 de
grees daily below the normal. The
precipitation for the week has
liccn below the average ; since Jan
uary 1st, it s about -U per cent
above the
lormai. the sunshine
continues below the average.
1 Hiring the week, ruin, enow, sleet
and hail fell in all parts of the
state. Snow in the interior valleys,
the second week in April is
a most unusual occurence. From
a trace to one inch fell in the Wil
lamette valley on the liiorniiisz of
the 11th, but liieltidasit fell, or
had disappeared by noon. The
mountains throughout the state
received a fresh coating of snow.
Thi-Sth and !ith were warm and
bright sunshine prevailed.
heat The w inter crop of wheat
ront ituies in a promising condition.
but has little growth,
indicate that it is forming
b-nt stools and abundant
arc expected.
reports
ex eel-
yields
Fruit Fruit trees are slowly
developing their blossoms, peaches
and apricots are generally well
advanced.
Cherrv and apple trees
are
showing their leaves, omsi-
mental and forest trees are
show ing tips of leaves. The
ha" advanced the leaving
week
and
blossoming very little.
Farm Opi-rations Oats and
w heat are being sow n in favored
localities on uplands. The low
binds continue too wet for much
work to be done on them. (iar
ilens arc being prepared. Orass
is not growing as rapidly as is de
sired. The season continues back
ward and slow, warmer weather
and iimre sunghine needed.
B. S. Paqi e,
Observer.
lout Received.
A new line of sateens, challies,
seersuckers, c iiambricks, ilks,
satins, plushes and ladies fine
wors ed dress oods in the latest
shades and novelties, parasols hos
erics, curtains and spring goods in
endless variety. My stock is now
comph-te in all departments. Ladies
are cordially invited to call nnd
inspect tlsee goods.
C. W. StMPsoy.
Beautiful Millinery-
For the next three months I will
sell from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper
than any mitlinery slorein Oregon.
Everything in the latest eastern
styles. All grade of goods from
the cheapest 25 cent sun hat to the
tinest bonnet. None but firs'-class
hands employed. In M. Bat nu.
Am Idea.
We think the peopla will like to
buy five one-pound bars of splen
did laundry soap for two bits. We
1 will sell at that price to-day.
Snxcaa A Hucuvict.
i
TtIK CITY'S FINANCES.
Folio ilia is a .-iiininary of the
city's liiiain isil co.cliuou us lowll
by tlie cpi.irier y rcpuri of t'ity
Tre i-urcr lloinphicy and City lie
carder 1 1 ntoo :
m' in Tr-asiiiv .'an. i'.. . 4'0 ti.S
It. e' I fines . " ' l!7 t'O
l,:cll- ! . 1 1 ill l "
i
I'ai.i
;i on otiter!'
.i5 is ;-
:;s 1 2
17
I nterest . .
i:-h mi baud .
i -. :!
Out staiiiiiii: ijni is .
Isi;cd i'.urii-i'piarter.
t (i
$pst
OutstandinL' orders due
$S:.54
lJue from Hillsboro April
loth
4.KI 00
iiihifi:srnr.Ni i ok ij! av.i nt.
Mayor m
A
4.3
is.;
j Hoeordei
i Marshul
j Treasurer
I street o-.inniisRiniier.
Fire derailment. .
t)
240 S2
25 0 )
ISO 0i
l'i4 45
54;t b t
j-irt I 10
KWtric lii-fs
Streets atil wurk on tjair.o
Sewers
Attorney's fees
Sundries
I." r.o
250 00
151 75
3389 47
t.'aliroriili Crop Proupccte.
O. O. Savage, of Salem writing
from Koseville, Cal., says grain in
the .-acramento valley looks very
bad and is backward. He does
not think there will be over a thud
of a crop in the valley at the best.
Farmers there have done nothing
for six months and are just com
mencing to plow fallow land.
The fruit is no lietter. Peach and
apricot trees are dying by thou
sands, while the cold wind and
rain precludes any hope of fruit
on the trees not already dead.
Potatoes have been sellingatthree
and one-half cents per pound, but
dropped nlxmt half upon the
receipt ot large lot" oi Oregon
burkanks.
Supreme f'ourt l)fclioa.
In the supreme court of the
itate Monday, in the matter of
the estate of Martin Werts, de
ceaeed, Sarah 1 Ltipcr, objector
and app., vs. Mary Wcrtt; and F.
L. Smith, propondents and res.,
appeal from Linn county ; the
decree of the circuit court was re
versed and that of the countv
con rt affirmed. Opinion byThayer,
C. J. Lord. .1 ., reserved his opinion.
A Kewr Tlinn Sjreteui.
F. M. French, the enterprising
ieweler. has been neirotiatinir for
some time with Snnerinteiident
Javnes ot the Western L nion tele
graph company relative to estali
lishing their system of standard
time in Albanv be means of
synchronized clocks. These clocks
are connected with the Western
Union w ires, and are self winding,
that is, trom year s end to year s
end, no hand need touch them.
The time will be sent from the
Lick observ.itorv each day at
12 o'clock, and all clocks connected
with the system will be corrected
to a second. The time will be the
! Hftlnv art llllW n;je,i bv the railroad
companies, beinz taken from the
120th nieriden,
''Pacific time.'
and known as
Superintendent
Javnes savs ho will have the new
- ..i im . i in
nine system esiaousneu in .ioanv
inside of four weeks.
l.ooklusr Arter Their Kaalnei.
T. W. Lee. ceneral passenger
agent of the Union Pacific railroad, i
. and Oeo. S. Taylor, the Portland!
' ticket agent of that iopular road '
were in the city yesterday looking i
after the passenger business of the i
company. C. Haw lings, the
' city ticket agent has established a i
: commodious ollice near the foot of j
Brosulalbin street Thev w ill offer !
Hjiecial inducements for theaccom
I modal ion of people going East.
Beit of All Itargalns.
Twenty-four fine lots in Shultz
i Front addition to South Albany
; are now in market for ninety days,
j These lots range in price from i50
to szo clonals a piece they are only
?4 mile from the com t house and
are cheaper than any lots accord
ing to distance from town. We
wish to draw the attention of the
public to this fact.
Th Limited Fait Mall.
On the LTnion Pacific consumes
but seventy hours from Portland
to Chicago", which is the fastest
time ever made from the I'acitic
coaet. Ticket office Broadalbin
street.
Tarasol! Faraiotal
I have just received my spring
stock of parasols direct from the
Hi innfacturer in New York in all
the latest etvles and price,cheaper
than ever before. Samuel E.Young.
Cranks.
Spencer &. Blackburn re cranky
on the subject of low prices. Call
at their store and see what they
mean.
Natural iiux In Ahturlu.
The Oregon an of th 14th inst. j
Hays: Natural gas has been found I
tn arrenton, a suburb of Astoria.
V man iiiimcil ibii-risntt u-:is .ink.
big a well, and at a depth of 14S
left a How ot fias drove the work-
men awav. w h -n the llaiue itrnited
and iicrn.il ..rightly lav feet high
ana is i-i.:i ti irnii-g. Capitalists ; 'oa anv oiiifr a.i iiiion. .1.1. e
proiiose to pii.k more wells lie- ' cau-e it is Mm oulv addition tliat
heviug that a stronni r flow will be
secured t.t a greater depth. This
newly discovered "as well is situat-
! edabout half a mile west if Powers
' addition, where some of Mbanv'.s
iiiic iin puiciiasco .ii ine auction
sue iasi luoiuu. ,ir. oooanmiL'ii
"f the lirmof I.einenwebescctiood-
ia.:t"li is m the city and their
I fcf,',,n(' auction sale of this property
I win lie tiem at the real estate oinee i
P.urkhart & .Malin to-dav at
10
a m and 2 o'clock r m.
Marrlnl.
At the residence of the groom's,
pirents in this oily List eveniiiu'
Mr. Fred Schultz and Miss l.ucv
' ihanan were united in marri.ii'.
by llev. S. (J. Irvine. The bride
hi rived a t-hort time ago from
Omaha in company with Mr.
:vhul.z'R si.-ter. 1'iie happy
couple were the recipients of
hearty co-grutulatioiis.
A art ion Sale of Keal Estate.
i Those interested in Astoria real
j estate should not neglect to attend
i the auction sale of lots in Powers
addition to that city to-day at the
real estate ollice of Burkhart !i
Malin. The pale will be held at
10 a. in. and 2 p. in.
floarolty of Wood.
There is a marked poarcity of
lire-wood in this city at pre ent,
dry wood being almost unobtain
able. The price of wood however,
is only $4,50 per crd and there is
no danger of a wood famine, as
the roads are in good condition
and there is plenty of wood in the
country.
Inserting Steamboat.
The U. S. steamboat instinct orn
hsive eone to Y minimi to investi- !
gate the charges made against the
steamer Walluski, and while there
will inspect the Hteanier Favorite.
The Walluski is charged with
carrying more passengers than her
license shows.
Spring Announcement.
Zaches & Son, merchant tailors
and drapers, opposite the post office
have just received the largest and
tinesi r-tock of fo"eik'n and domes-
i tie woolens, novelties of their own
! desiirns and importations. It w ill
j ,c vtH f;. you to call oil them and
I v.uiime their complete line ot
I pmig overcoat inus. suitings, coats
i and
vests and ttou-ennns before
leaving! our order sts t..ey positive-
y inarentee pi rl'ec-l lit, best work-
man-hip a.idVener.i! B.itisfact.oi. at
thevery lowest ,.ric s to be had
.... " .
ooiisidoiim. of nurse, the material
used and the workmanship.
i "
ror Spring nnd Summer.
W. K. iiisih iiii, the tillor, has
just received anotlser lare invoice
f elcir i!t patterns lor mens stut-
! ing and . trouserings .or spring
wear, ilis stock embraces a larte
line ol the finest fabrics for mens
wear to be found anywhere. He
emnlovs skilled work, and is en-
i abied to make up Miits promptlv
i and at a very moderate cost. Cail
. nl see his new spring lir.e of p.it-
1
; ieru.
Vtiniiin' l)rorrj
"Another wonderful iiscovcry h!
' bee n insult- mii J Unit too by a Isnl v in
' this county. Iliscusc fastcni-il' IU
' clutclies up n her and for seven yiiim
i !!. W'llliMOiMl US h-verest tests, Ii t
ii. T vuai iiiijiiiis ui-re niiiiei n.iiieu una
i ni'siin sc'enieu linnum n'. ror uirce
J montlis she coughed iiu essnnilv hihI
I could Lot sli-cp. She lumhl ofu-u
noili! oi ir. Kings i-w li 'CVfry
for C. iiMinipiion and wais so itnicli re
, lievt-d mi taking lirst ile-t- Ihsil "lie
j n'.cpt all night nnd uiih one l.ottle liaC
jli.cn miraculously cured. Ib-r nuine
i i Mrs. Luilirr Luts" Thus write W.
U'. Ilanirit k tt Co. f Sliell.y. N.C.
I IS. t u free trial liotlle ut Koislmr Ar
Mason's Drug Store
This is the time of year when
the voting woman with a com-
Klexfon makes you conscious of it
y walking around with her head
niuHied up in a veil so that the
spring wind may not reach it.
What a silly goose she is! If she
really wants to keep her skin in
good "condition, let her cast aside
the veil, and let the wind and sun
alike kiss it. And every night and
morning use Hubbard's Elegant
Lotion. Then she will have a
complexion to be proud of.
New embroideries, llotineing,
lace flouncing in cotton and silk,
black and cream. Laces in imita
tion point, also new designs in
black and white lace, including
Yandyck and Eiffel Tower. New
ruchings. Samuel E. Young.
The new firm of Conn & Hen
dricson invite the attention of the
public to their cjmplete line of
groceries and provisions. Their
stock is fresh and their prices will
bs found very reasonable.
Guild Investment.
A fe'v reasons why the (loltrsi j
I'aik addition is ilu-oiilv mire and !
Hfe iiie.-tment Hi'ouiid the city of
I AhmliV. 1-t.. Ix'callSH it is tint ,
! clo-c.-t .addition pint led to thm-ity. ;
2d. B.-e.iti-e it is at lfa-t 15 fi-ei j
. '''gher and is motif Msihtly, and.
! comiii in.is a iieitcr view ot the city
has a proposed motor line to it, I
which will be in operation within I
til d.ivs. 4th. lccaiise it. i. the.
' on! v addiiion tint
has a public :
5h. Because '
! park lai I out in it.
.ill I n husineK men who want to 1
make uood inve-tments bnv in this
j addition. And last but not 'east I
i oeeause i-verv lot in tti.s iiil.lilion
i "id double in value in the next 5J j
properly as yet is very
reasonable in price and in pold on
the installment plan. For price
etc., call on 13u.kharl &. M.ilin.
loncy tn Loan.
We are agents for t he M inneapolis
National P.uilding and Loan Asso
ciation and can oiler extra enduce
ments to parties w ho wish to ob
tain loans for buildim: purposes or
other iiurtMises with real estate
security. On this plan of getting j
II1J1IC' llll l7lllO.UJ l.ui JIUBl C 11 IS
much better than other building
associations, as it matures in live
years, and is o,ne. of the niott sub
stantial institutions in the country.
Call at our office and examine the
plan.
Buhkhakt & Maun.
Special Burgaini-
We have 25 feet front on First
street, which is on of the very
best locatiwtis in the city. This
property can not be duplicated in
price or location, as it is situated
in the very business center of the
city. Price, $7,000. j
We have a good house and twoj
splendid lots, Co feet trout each,
which ssie situated in the very cen
ter of the city and within one block
of the stteet railway line. This
piece of property can be had at a
hanrain. Price, $2,700 ; part cah,
balance on time.
P.rnKiiART & Malin.
Agents.
See Ludlow's ladies :i hhoe. at
Barrows & Searls, all lasts mid
w ijths.
V'e are selling the l-st child's
shoe in Albany for sl per pair.
Barrows & Searls.
Elegant 1ition cures chapped
hands.
Flegant Lotion renders the; skin
soft and beautiful.
(.'all and see those new Parisian
beaded spring wraps at the ladies
Bazaar.
Ilaiii.ni tin I r eoods nnd hsiir
.. ir,tJ ;,. t tho I
li;izaar.
, , , , ,. . ,
Iare 'lu hue o Jer-
"Vi ? ? Z Si
t tl.e l'if.r f.iui.ma Inr I'l.licQ
' missees and children at the Ladies
Bazaar.
P. Cetiteineri kid gloves in
black and colored at amt:el K.
Young's.
The Foster genuine hook t:love.
" Fosterina." in black and colored
at Samuel K. Yojng's.
- - ' tongue, sardines, and a lull line ol
We are always offering sjiecial I lunch aoods at Hjioncer & Black
' bargains. You want to look out I burn's.
for them
Sckxcpr A Bi.ackdi p.1.
No
matter what the price, our
goods will always be lirst-class.
Sl'KNCKR 6i Bl.ACKUCK.
Ladies. Barrows A Searls sell i
th Ludlow, s:. Fine shoes in ail i
widths and styles. I
1 i
i
fioiol'lto
l"ion:ovr.nmtKn rorcntv-c the i
1 Icn.liiu- rarittip. Andrew ('has. H Mi!
li'i-, ll...ni.i-illf, Orriiu.
1.T1K S.M.i-: - A i;oo l youni; con
..iii.n-at (ho llra.l... ...Ti t-,
lluntiiiuii c.i Ailiii ritie.
caif
it. N.
A
Has just been opened on First
street, opposite the Rnss House,
where you can get all kinds of
broken articles mended. Clocks,
guns and locks repaired, keys fit
ted, etc. Work from the country
promptly attended to.
FOR SAI.f.! A NO. 1 Mll.UNF.KV STOCK
in a No 1 lo -atiou in the thrtTing i-iti
nf.Mlany. Lowrenu and ap enJid room.
For particular adilrew arm 1. O. box 99,
Albanv, Or.
IJUAEION' ftr i.le-No. 1, Tale A, nearly
new very thenp, aluo a .i.itle nariiera.
IJ. F, Tatilor
G
1 1Rl. WAN! KD -To ilo general houaexork.
Apply at once to iikralp omce.
riauo TaalaR.
PARTIES DES1K1NO PIASOS TCNED
liojld call uuon Prof. D, Van Bora
of thia citv, the well known ai.d reliable
piano tuner He Is "l known to the people
.1 Albany and the entire State, having had
Tears ol xperten.-e in toil btmnm, alio in a
plan-tune manufactory, and ha no equal In
that line nt bualnesa, It aU'ay pay a to
patrr.niie home enterpriee and the pnblie
ahoul.i remember that they ran nuw et
pianoa tuned in a more skillful manner In
Albany than elsiwhtre in tba State, Lestva
orders at W ill A Link a
WAS TED -A good bogj-y bona.
SCaUUSS UaUU.
Apply
New -rifi)
Mm
Kvervone f hould have a lot in I
Fair Dale.
Colored spectacles nl eye j
glasses at Fr. ni-h's. j
The bet watch in th world for ,
; ti,e ,nonev at Ftt iich's.
Brazilian pebble spiUicles and
eye glasses at French's.
Ladies Bazaar for kid gloves and
veiling.
A nice line of Windsor ti-i at j
Barrow s it Searln. j
An invoice of new goods just :
received at Barrows iV Scarls.
(Jo t Augustus Lnnge for staple j
and fancy groceries.
Iliibtmrd'ts headache capsules :
are a sure cure. Tiy t!n in.
h ;v:i.g 15 i-c-n on . nis-jsyr or
holidays Yiernefc's.
(i.-od i nr. n iui: '. H ive you used
Hllbbar.'V 1 leftist I.o'iou.
Try Hubbard's vanilla ;ind I
lemon extracts, they are line.
Th? celebrated leaker Ci;y
white shirt at Burrows & Seat Is.
If you want to buy go.nl bread
cake" and pies go to Lange's
cry.
Lots in Fair Dale for $100, 30 I
down and sf 10 per month without j
interest,
If ymi want a chotco enp ot tea
iry my 40 cent ta in bulk. . V..
Brownell.
Try Silver Quarter plug cut. A
splendid smoke. ProgreHKivc
dealers keep it.
Prescriptions accurately com
pounded day or night by II. C.
Hubbard registered pharmacist,
sixteen years experience.
Fragrant, delicious and comfort
4i ... x. S.V
i , Y
ed teas and coffees.
All kinds of canned fruits, :et-
able and meats new nnd frerb
S;iencer& BiHckburnV.
Hubbard's elegant lotion is not j
a face paint, but by its use the j
most injurious face paint is ren- J
elor.ii ) harniliifiai
a v A ai av sn-
Parties desiring to speculate in
Anait-rtee. the coming great city
cn Puet Sound, should call at
Wallace & Cusick's and see plat
j and get prices.
on can save trom ouc to sf l per
pair on boots and shoes at Krauss
A. Klein for the next 20 days.
Mr. Martin Ludwig. the ben
tinner in thu vallev, w iil remain
with M ttthews.t Warthburn.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled .Vcent ;girs, niancfactured
at Jtiliua Jos h's cigar factory.
t 1 .1. . or,
li-euieuiwi unit io, int iirw -a.
davs Krausfie & Klein w ill sol:
boats and shoes regardless of cost
CiO to Enstham & Brow n for the j
Flora de Msidrid. Dirigo Club j
Medallion find Yesta de Cuba .
cigars.
Mesrs. Fortuiiiler & Irving have j
udded a line line of carpets to :
their stock of furniture, wall '
paper etc.
Our stock if staple and fancy
gr.s'eries is all nice and fresh and
of the lebt quality. Spencer A
lilacs burn.
I'elicious dried beef, chipped to
order, full cream cheese, lunch
I hm-A iust received a hiree in-
, voice of lace curtains, ranging in
price irotu sfi io per pair, scrim
curtain net. etc. Also a line oi
curtain poles and furniture cover
ng. Samuel E. Young.
Those wishing Fcreen door and
windows should call on B. B.
Ynnk, who w ill put them in com
plete on short notice. Shop on
1 , j .
corner oi recoiui anu rtrrrv nirevi
-
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 j
shoes is at Barrows ft Searls. i
Their stock is fresh, stylo tho lat- I
est and prices the lowest. j
ART STUDIO,
Mrs. Dr. Patton's elegant art
rooms, in Blumberg's block, are
new ready for the reception of
students in painting and music.
Those interested in art are in
vited tr cU and inspect the large
collection of pictures.
Pictures for sale or painted to
order 1 1 3Ko:v.ble rates.
OYSTER HOUSE
AND
RESTAURA'T
Just opened opposite the Rues
17ou.se. Everything new and clean.
Open day ard nlht.
1IARKY JONES, Proprietor.
6T. CHARLES HOTEL
White labor. Fine wadilng and
charges reasonable. Send your wash
ing and satisfaction whl be guarac-tecd.
Ui urn u i
Wholesale r,nl I'.-. tH.i l. :
cfincKKKY, Fi'
i Having
. ir.ee. t
..f
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:i.lS-
a
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:rsr..
L-Freit& 'Ili. ic- ti,
tile patr.msn;.- ut iiie :
intlat all Hint s I
tile money.
I nunpt a'ti-iti
Ae.r in the est v.
te-.t.
(tivn u a tkli.
is :-'ven
All" ;;.., :
UK'.). C
m-:xi F.::s:;.
srccEssoK 7l i a'fos
crx kacv.
W. A.
The ot.Jy eointio-t!
P.iikt and M..-.--
"TY.t r. 11 it.-.
ri:itioc-s .
cate w .ii ice! . e i
ful attention.
SUK-
Y,
I V J -ii i - J
At rtr.n-t
'. . ' ' ; v .
te
my
r.re-
S .4ili;ilf!i!i
TO ALBANY IS
now oil the luai ki t and loinpissie
lto large, level and beautiful build
ing lots. The blocks have eight
lots to the block, each lot being CO
by Io0 feet. The ftreets ate CO
feet wide with two laree avenues,
one of 100 feet and the other of 00
feet in width. There will probably
oo a moior or
ehctric line to this
addition oefore long. For teiu.s
j Q. api,v ,o nx MUe
( aj;ent ;n tne city.
"
,
Thiird ward
Having rnrc-bad this popnlsr ee
labliMiuient I am now prepared to
sill any eiders in the grocer) nnd pro
vision line. A full eUuk t.f loceries
kept conetaiitiv uti haul. The tilfbiat
cafb price paid for all kinds of coun
ry produce, or w ill clianire eoode
tLe -ni.e. Come one. come r II.
CHAS. KSSlli-
; .
'
j
i
HORSEMEN!
Sc f'ev t FMi . iM.it tour I.or-e Kilss
, for tin ras m. ti...tu.. di;i w iixb
vhrajr r-lr.t I- lr ljft!
r Cl l.'t- t' S" U t 1.1 ill
r. Alarm
RED GROWN 3HLLS
tsM, t.AlC. A V.. flops.
NEW PKoCKss I I.ol'U.
tSupcrtor for FaaJIi anO iUtsii-V silt)
Best Siorane Facilities.
3ni;fcert cah pri.e .ai-.i
ALBANY
rr nhta(51
""DR. W. C. NKGIJS,
Graduate of tl:e K-yal Che-- cf
London, England, .i!s-.m-I the lle
vu Medical Coilej.-.-.
The Dr. bM ' cp i.t a lifotna-j of
Htudy sad practice and ir.al.s-s .- 'co
oialty f ciiniiii. iliscaM-. rt a.i.veg
cancers, crofciaei!jatVf-n..iits,-a a.era
md wens, uith.iut pmn r th- knife,
lie alau make a rpccisilty ot t.at
uient with e! csricny. iijs pracii. d
in the Otrnma Ficn.h soul K:.j.Iimi
hcapitali. Calls pr -is t t y artvn.icd
iay or nigli t. Htmn tt.u--
i --VtVllll Vi Ii!. .ALL.
i ,.ri.c i . i ...
ta thnce ami reni.lei.ee retry atrt-t.
I ititu.ii Thir l ami K-ein
Star
A KL'LL STov K of
tStap.'e Groceries
AT
The best quality cl tf-a, coll. . cacdiea,
nuts, etc
FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this oa reliable house is alao to 'be'
found a complete asaortme t of f rrtb family
froorriex, to whkl Is cnnstarily bei. added
ail tbe seasonable luieeotaTocsrlM and pro
nsiona, such as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order.
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nutt.
Eastern Buckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
These roods were all bourbt whea prices
were low and the benefit ol tl manrin will be
given to his customers. Rem em ber the place,
at the old corner on First and BroaUlbin IHs!
Conrad Slyer.
VOK KENT Two turi.uhei r.,uma . also a
X. new seten room hour. Apply coisMr
i eth asd JsSarsoa vstt. U. Baiaa.
rt
ill
i grocery
sore
i
Mi'iy