Morning daily herald., April 22, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING- HERALD: TUESDAY, APRIL 22. 1890.
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CHEAP LOTS
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L IB A JSI Y.
Installment
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ERECTED IJM
BLOCKS
200X200 FEET
.ADDITION
for ale on
TO
the
-THIS-
Lots
BEAUTIFUL
TTfcT
This property will enhance in value rapidly. Call at the office for descriptive
on the market. E. G. BEAR PS LEY, GENERAL AGENT,
folder and.
Office on
convince yourself that these
Broadalbin Street, near First
lots are the best buy
ADDITION.
Streets and Avenues 60
Feet Wide.
Uotmnfl gaily crald
SPECIAL, 1?:30 A. M.
Not to see our stoves aui ranges
before buying is a mistake.
takes are alwayj costly. In heat
ing stove, we have the largest as
well as the most carefully selected
stock in the city. The stoves we
otfor were not bought as an experi
ment but a a certainty. We
fcno-.v what each stove will do, and
thsy were lnMigiif for cadi, so the
pric
ion m right. We have special
ties in heaters, beside our regular
lines of i.Sarland, Argand and Su
perior stoves and ranges.
iiF.O. W. Sjiitu.
WEATHKIC I."IlC.TIONS
For Albany and vicinity Fol-!
lowing is the forecast ior 24 hours,
ending at 8 i m. to-ua v :
Fair weather; warmer.
JOTTINOK AROtT
TOWN.
Tiie circus to-morrow.
Dr. V. I!, Bowiand leaves this
morning for a hiirdnes: trip to Port
land. A ('ill line
just received at Hopkins
Al Suit-
marsh's.
Music Lath charms ; so havo the
tir.e pi.moi and orpins s'!d bv
Will & Link.
Buy the Burlington last black
hosiery. It has no superior. Sold
by Barrows and Sear Is.
Ctiarles Dougherty and wifu arc
seriously ill at the residence of
Mrs. L. A. Woodle in this city.
lijuttino Martine, ladies kid
gloves in all shades and sizes at J.
W. .Simpson's for s9 cents pr pair,
for a short time only.
Will it Link have a tine assorted
btock of votal, instrumental and
instruction licoks. Call on them
at their new stand.
W. E. Mcl'iiern )n old yesterday
to V. Davenport, of Kansas', nine
acres of land itiih cf the city,
owned bv F. M. Bcdliehl, lor
Mattic E. Martin, of Ponland,
is prepared to give instructions in
uil kinds ! oil painting at the
n-sidence ot Mr. Eentle corner of
Sixth and Calapooia streets.
rhe Y. P. S. C. E. of the Con
e'lcatioual church will give a
"'razy T' and sociable on Thurs
day evening April 2-ith, at the
oh irch. All arc cordially invited.
Messrs. Egan A Achison, propri
ctviaofthe Albany marble and
granite works on Broadalbin
street, are executing some fine
work, rartic interested shoulc
see them.
Clare B. Irvine and J. L.
Mitchell, of the editoral statf of
the Salern Statesman and F. P.
McDavitt of the composing force,
were among the excursionists in
this city Sunday from Salem.
The Caroline Gage company ,
passed through this city Sunday
enroute to Eugene, w here they will
play ior a week. One oi the ladies
ot the company was taken
violently ill at Independence, and
nearly died from hemorrhage caus
ed by the laceration of her jaw by
an unskillful dentist.
rhe Contracts Signed.
is announced that Dr. AltredX
mney, of Astoria, has signed
.... . .
Contracts with J. H
Smith, the I
well-known railroad
builder, for
the construction of the first thirtv
miles of the South Coast railroad
out of Astoria. This is the pro
jected line from the "city by the
sea" to Hillsboro. Dr. Kinney
etates that the first thirK miles
will be fully completed, and that
cars win oc running over tins nor
lion of the road within sixty days
from date.
A Lively Knock loun.
Yesterday the city marshal had
quite a time in trying to arrest three
tramps. Ho was compelled to
kuocU one ot them down, he show
ing tight and had to be hauled to
tho calaboose in an express wagon.
A !' minutes Ister a truck was
t-een coming from tho O. P. depot I
loaded down with fresh fruits and
vegetable h.,r Mueller A Garrett j
v.-hhdi will bt displayed to-dav. t
rant Time.
The Willamette Valley it is
claimed made a very fast trip
making it from port" to port in
about lorty-tijrht hours. From the
appearance of the fine cabbage,
cciiery, asparagus, oranges, etc
received by -Mueller & Garret it!
must, ue true as cveryining catne
in line condition.
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points North. South and East via
the Union Pacific railway, and
fiave time and money. "Ticket
effico on Broadalbin street.
H03PITAL.
Oommittea Appelated and the
W.rk
cmmrcced in Barirt.
At the regular meetinu of tin
adies Aid Society held vesterdav
afternoon steps w?re taken to carry
to immediate completion the enter
prise of erecting t he proposed
orphans' home and hospital build
ings in this city.
A committee, consisting of three
Iadie9 from the society, .Mrs. I. E.
Blain, Mrs. S. S. Tra'in unl Mrs.
C. C. Kelley, also Mayor .1. L.
Cowan and Judge L. "Flinn, on
behalf of the citizens, was ap
pointed te secure a site for the
proposed buildiugs.
About $1003 has been subscribed
toward tho enterprise, and the
committees already appointed for
this purpose will now proceed tj
complete the subscriptions, in
order that the buildings may bo
erected this summer.
The undertaking i one ui im
j portance to Albany, and deserves
! to meet with heart v encouragement.
Tle . l !.:ln . ?f Vol,,,'ini" a public
n0!il".u' " Ul,: frpiiane' home is
one that has met with genera! ap-
j proval, and w ill make it doubly
, i beneficial to the city.
! The members of the committee
) from tho society will go to Port
i land next week to examine into
i the workings of similar iustitutions
j there. The Ladies Aid Society is
I the oldest organization A the kind
ORPHANS' HOME AHD
in .a many, ani under tueir tna.n
oi "asoline stoves ! aKem5nt and influence the orphans'
"ome ami nospitut win se con-
I ducted in a sitcce-sfui manner.
Flug For The I'ubllr HVIioula.
The Salem htaw-siiian vav tliat
D. W. Matthews, f the'tirand
Army coinmittte appointed to
secure a flag and raise it over the
High school building, ha been
up to the school building and finds
everything in readiness to receive
the stars and stripes. Mrs.
Urubbo, city superintendent, is
heartily in favor f the enterprise
and will do all hhe can to make
the occasion of the tlag-raisimr a
success. The Hag is now on the
way, and the programme that will
accompany its raising is in cottr-e
of preparation. The dan- ;w
arranged now is Mav lth.
Southern Oregon Citlrtc
At a most interesting session of
the Presbytery held last. Thursday
evening the question of locating
t he proposed Presbyterian academy
and resultant college was ihor-
, j: i i .. .
" f u'UBee"'. J,n"
examining the relative advantpec
! 1(l1iy?bur?uln,,l :,.Ut"!,;
,K ;:r,i k "
tVVhi rfS ' K? nnimou- ;
vote the claims of this place were!
given precedence and theacade my !
will be located on the "three i
buttcs" on the C'ardwell ola.-e !
south of town.-.TacksonvilIe
Times.
A Plumber's Pointer.
A retired plumber thus gives a
point in the Sanitary Engineer for
the relief of householders : "Just
before retiring at night pour into
the clogged pipe enough liquid soda
Ivc to fill the 'trap' or bent part of
the pipe. Be sure that no water
runs into it until the next morn
ing. During the night the lye w ill
convert all the offal into soft soap,
and the first current of water in
the morning will wash it away
and clear the pipe clean as new.'"'
An Incipient ltlaze.
A fire alarm was sounded at 2 :'M
yesterday afternoon, which ouicklv
I brought the fire department out.
me lire was located in tne resi-
rl al 1
ence oiueorge Anuerson on ree-
d Street between Broadalh.n and
Ersworth. It proved to be a small
maze, wmen originated irom the
explosion of a lamp attached to an
incubator in a rear room. The fire
was quickly put out, the damage
being nominal. The building was
owned by Judge B. S. Strahau.
Crook County Democrat.
Following are the democratic
nominees for county offices in
Crook county: For representa
tive, T. J. Stephenson ; for county
judge, J. C. Sumner; for clerk,
Arthur Hodges; for sheriff, W. A.
Booth ; for commissioner. G.
Snrinsrer: for assessor. W.
Gero: for treasurer. Ed N. White; j
lor school superintendent, l . AI.
Hedgpeth; for surveyor, Knox
Huston; for coroner, Linn Woods.
The Salem Excursion.
About 180 excursionists from
Salem came up on the lxat Sun
day arriving at 12:ot'. The Second
Regiment hand furnished som
line music and the people enjoyed
themselves in viewing the sights
about the city. They remained
until 4 o'clock, when the lioat left
on her return to Salem.
. t
rieaaant Birthday Party.
A pleasant birthday party was j
tendered Mies Nina Parker at the i
residence of her brother, Virgil
Parker Saturday evening. About
25 of her friends were present, and
the evening was pleasantly spent
wim games etc. a mncn and ice J
cream was served.
THE INSPECTORS AT YAQ0TNA.
Thry InTeitlgate tta Charges Preferred
Against t be Captim of ths Wallankl.
Captain E. S. Edwards, and Mr.
F. McDermott, the United States
oeal inspectors, have returned
om their business iaunt to
Yaquina bay. They went to New
port to investigate the charges
of non-compliance w ith rmles and
negligence through drunkenness
wmen were preterred by an en
gineer named Sackett, against
Captain Blake, of the Steamer
Walluski.
A dozen or fifteen witnesses were
exaiuio. d. and the testimony sub
mitted made a bundle of "manu
script of such proportions that the
transportation companies came
verv near making the insnectors
pav freight charges to bring it to1
l. .Vtl.in.l
Captain Edwards said that thei!'.'
result ot the investigation proved '
conclusively that not only had the i
captain ot the Walluski" violated I
the rules, as charged, but that the !
complainant, Sackett. wlio i.- halt i ".,
owner of the Walluski. as als. i '--guilty
of great indiscre; ions. The ! ".
inspectors considt-red the case t ) l
be six of one ond hah" a dozen of j '
the other. They .-uspend J
tiie license ot ixth tne captain
and the engineer for sixty davs.
and will impose a line oi J'JSiiM on
the steamer.
The Walluski, which is
worth about f I .:, is in rhai
nlv
'.f
the eollertorof. cns.lonis, who, on;
the 17th of the present inoiith. tied i
the steamer up and placed a :
watchman on board. Tiie boat !
will not be allowed to l.e taken i
away until the line is liquidated.!
t'onsilering the large sum neces-j
sary to secure her release, which
is ?::;ik more than the value
placed upon the boat, il is very i
likely that the Walluski will be:
allowcl to rot against the piles J
before the owners take any action 1
in the matter. :
j The C'ircii Ti-itirru w.
j As can lie eeeu elsew here in our
j column-, the New I'uited
Shows, an agicgation of v.orld-
wide celebrity will visit this city
j to-ntorrow . It I mid the hoie
' sh"', i coin lii.-t to the la-! . is of
unusual xceileie-e. The horses
are plendld specimens, while the
artists are culled from tne i'si on
j every continent: that, log'-: her
! w iih its new feature never hefoie
I seen w ith other hiw cannot fail
i to interest. U is vouched for that
I the above combination exhibits
I the largest known animal, Queea
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i with the Zoological ( Janlcs of
London, and i- ret-wi.ized as the
undoubted mastodon ot ...astodoiis.
T The I'utilii.
, , , .
A? wt h.:ive not V1 out our
rtot:?-.wcliavc.,wlua,:a x? ta'
until the 1st oi Mav and no longer.
e have the tollowing goods left
which we will sell below cost to
save packing and freight. Four
bed room suits, one parlor suit,
four kitchen safes, fourteen stands,
four wash stands, and also some
glassware, crockery, boots, shoes,
clothing, etc., F. Wisest Co.. Port
land Branch.
tllller'a Writing.
Joaquin Miller is credited with
writing the worst hand in the
United States, which serves to
veil certain eccentricities of spell
ing. He is a spare-built, sharp
featured man of weird appearance,
with a broad, bald forehead, and
sutlers his tangled inane of hair
to fall carelessly on his shoulders.
He affect a semi-clerical style of
get-up, and nays abrupt things in
a hollow voice.
The Votlngcst Conductor.
; The youngest railroad conductor
j in Oregon is said to be Richard
j Blew, who is freight conductor on
1 the Southern Pacific on the
j division between Junction City
I ond Boxeburg. He h a native
' born Oregonian. and has theliavd
' est division on the mute, the run
being maoe in the night. He has
filled the reasonable position for ;
ias
almost a vcar.
Kiilldin Stone.
The Jacksonville Times says:
The fact that Contractor Avers
will ship live carloads of building
stone from the Tolmaniiiarry near
i .weiiiord. lo he used in the con
i struction of the new batik build
j ingat Albany, but illustrates the
i fact tlmt in our numerous deposits
; of fine building stone the county
j has a source of wealth in yet not
j utilized
KehNtrd nil Olileel.
Two drunks were arrested yes
terday by Marshal Hoffman. One
of them resisted an officer and was
promptly knocked down by the
latter's club. Both prisoners were :
hauled off to jail in a hack.
The Deentrlct Skule."
The ladios of the First Presby
terian church are preparing to give
this popular entertainment in the '
near future. ,'
New invoice
France's.
of gold rings at
LISN COUNTi'S SCHOOL FCN D9.
County school Superintendent
L. M. Curl has made the following
opportionment of school fund ,f
Linn county, the whole amount be-'
mg ?''8,.0t) :
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Ilistor.v ot llrrxmi.
Everyljodv has heard of Hi
Howe Bam roll's History of
ert i
Ore-
gun, pnbli-hed during the present.
year, m t w ., votume. hegoninns
are justly ..loud ot ihe early his -
torv ol l ins statt
and thev can
likew i-e be juoiid ot the manner . W. H. Graham, the tailor, has
in which that history has been re- j'!st received another large invoice
corded by Mr. Bancroft. It pie- j 01 elegant patterns for mens' stiit
sentsa complete record of thcjbigs and trouserings :or spring
events a a-j they occurred from the wear. His stock embraces a large
times of the earliest settlement to ! h'w of the finest fabrics for mens
the present, setting forth the ,.,. ! wear to be found anywhere. He
terial interests and progress oi tiie i employs skilled work, and is en
state fully and faithfully. Mr. .! . "bled to make up suits promptly
V. Tah is now engaged in can- i " at a very moderate cost. Call
vassing the city for these desirable j and see his new spring line of pit
books. The two volumes form a j terns.
work that e cry Oreuoniaii will
want.
Sprint; Jacket at Coil.
I have a small line of spring
jackets in colors I wish to close
out and have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest style
and a bargain. I also have a line
of spring stockinet jackets for
.r.60 each, which w the nicest
jacket for the price in the market.
Samuel K. Young.
r.eautirul allillner.v.
For the next three months wili
sell from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper
than any miliinery sioreinOiegoti.
Everything in the latest eastern
style". All gra-le of goods from
the cheapest 25 cent sun hat to the
finest bonnet. Non? but iirs-clas
hands employed. Jpa M. Bin sn.
Tho Limited F.mt Mall.
On the Union Pacific consumes
but seventy hours from Portland
to Chicago, which is the fastest
time ever made from the Pacific
coast. Ticket , office Broadalbin j
street.
I'tiramili!
I'HramilK!
I have just received mv spring
stock of parasols direct "from the
inanulacturcr m New York in ad
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. e 1 mvics and priceH.cheapi r
iu ever oeiore. funnel K.Young.
Special Notice.
Having taken the agency of Dr.
Thatc'icr's magretic shield, 1 wiij
be pleased to ee all suffering with
chronic diseases. Bheumatism a
specialty. Same as sold bv prof
Spear. .Mrs. S. Bate.
Corset! C'oraets!
W
luaKe a specialty ol
ladies
ami misses fine corsets and waists.
e have a drive in a French
J sateen corset at 75 cents. Extra
good value.
S.IMl'KL E. Yoi no.
Nul a 4'alirornln near.
Anybody can catch a cold thU kind
o' weather, Tiie trouble ia to let go,
like the man who caught the bear.
We advise our rcudurs to purchtfta of
Fo.diav S Musou a bottle of Santa
Abie, the California Kingof Consump.
on, Atbma, Bronchitis, Couifht and
Croup Cures, and keep it bandy. 'Tis
nleaftin? to the taata and dnuth In tiie .
aboTe complainta Sold at tl 00 a j
'."1 1 II ui ItI W JJ. tBUIUIlJIB ttl'
R Cure gives Immediate relief. The
Catarrhal rirus ia soon displaced by
itb healing and penetrate nature.
Uire It a trial. Six months treatment
1 00, at at by ad$l 1C.
BOARD OF TBADB MEET1HQ.
Pub;io Mee lag tj Be Held et the
Opera Hooia on Kay 5.
The regular meeting of the
Board of Trade was held at the
city council chambers last evening.
In the absence of the president
G. W, Wright was elected chair
man pro tern.
Secretary Jay W. Blain read the
minutes of the previous meeting.
i land Itcal Estate Hcview, submit
ting ,ates for advertising, was read
ami placed on tile.
the committee on advertising
reported that they had begun a
xetvice of ada-rtisemeiits, in the
Seattle Post- Intelligencer.
Alter a spirited discussion a
vminitUe consisting of J. K.
Whitney, Dr. M. 11. Ellis.. Jav W.
Blain, J. K. Neil and F. P. Nut
ting was appointed to arrange for
(public meeting of the Board of
i. e.- oi iic iieiu at me opera
house on May oth at 7 ::!0, a musi
cal programme and speeches to
lovni a part of the exereiscis. the
latter to deal wiih t'.pio tending
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io promote ine ai vniieeini t-t
-.in i
r'owlh of Albany.
'"Mt I'ricrH ill Mlillnorv :i tli
I.a!le l:za:ir.
. ' O 1 i . .
v an aim select voi r hats for
' yourself and children. I" n t r i iiiiu-l
! nats tidin L'o cents uji. and trimmed j
hats from .fl.oo upwards. All I
; work liist-ciass :ui. satisfaction '
guaranteed. Call earlv and avoid !
ti.: rush. . J. Sow i.k.
Fi'oman Bloc),-.
4.ldr:i II n 1 1- tU mr.
lulius (.iradwohl has dot i-led
add to his mammoth i-fock
to,
-f ,
crockery i nd fancy goods a com
plete iine of groceries. Delias en
route a larce invoice of sugar, and
will keep a complete assortment ol
choice groceries, and the l est of
coll'ees and teas to be had in the
market for the benefit oi his
customers. He will also enlarge
his hardware department. He in
forms us that he buys all his goods
for net cash, widen w ill enable him
to sell goods as low as any house
in Oregon, and there is no reed of
ncrmli eoinir nl i. nl i, lw.n il.....
! do as well at home, or even better,
,
I or Spring nod Siiminrr.
Good Inreiitincnt.
j A fey reasons, why the Goltra
Park addition is the oiilv sure and
I safe investment around the city of
; Aiiiany. 1st. Because
it is the
VW, y'
ist Jo feet
itly, and
f the city
ciosest addition platted to
2d. Because it is at lea
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i"itn iiiiii is mom riiiit iv nroi
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'auso it is the only addition that
mi a proposed motor line to it.
oiii win oe in operation wittnn .
o i days. 4th. Because it is the
only addition that has a public ;
park I.ii I out in it. oth. Because
all tiie I mi- ine-s men who want to1
iii;:ko good invc-tmctits buy in this '
addition. And last but not 'east
ecanse every lot in this addition
wiil double in value in the next I'd '
days. Hi's properly as yet is very ,
reasonable in price and is sold on .
the insiailmeiit plan. I"or pi ices 1
etc., call on Bmkhart & .M.ilin.
Money In Loan.
. . ... , . ...
Weare agents for the Minneapolis
National Building and 1jan Asso
ciation and can oiler extra enduec
inents to parties w ho wish to ob
tain loans for huildiut; purposes or
(oilier purposes with" real estate
security.
On this plan of ctdtimr
money for buildinir ourDoscH it is
much better than other building i
associations, as it matures in live I
years, and is one of the nio.-t sub
stantial institutions in the country, j
Call at our office and examine the '
p!:.:,. i
Bl'KKII ART lV M Vl.tN.
Sprriiil UarRiiln. I
We have L'5 feet front on f ir-t '
street, which i one of the very i
best locations in the citv. This '
. .1. i. i ... . i
iimpertT can not be
hlph. ated in
i price or location, as it is situated
i in the very business cent
er of the
city. Price, $7,il0.
i We have a good house and two
j splendid lo's, till feet front each,
I which ate situated in the very cen
ter of the city and within one block
of the street radway line. This
piece of property can be had at a
bargain. Price, $2,T00 ; part cash,
balance on time.
Bcrkhart & Mau.v.
Agents.
New embroideries, flouncing,
lace flouncing in cotton and silk!
black and cream. Laces in imita
tion point, also new designs in
! black and white lace, including i
iVandyck and Eiffel Tower. New 1
ruchiagi, Samuel E. Young.
Will Clbrte.
ill..ln,i T .rl..n Vft A T n f C
is making extensive preparations
to celebrate the seventy-first an
niversary of the order on April 20,
18V). There will be u parade and
other exercises, commencing at
1 o'clock p m. An oration will be I
delivered at the opera house at i
1 :30 p to. by Hon M. C. George, of j
Portland. There will be a social j
at the opera house in the evening, j
All Odd Fellows ami their friends I
are cordially invited. j
Ev-CoMMlTTKf:. !
j This is the time of year when
j the young woman with a coin-'
plexion makes you conscious of it i
I by walking around with her head i
' iiiulhed up in a veil to that the'
spring wind may nut reach it.
What a silly g.Kise she is! If she
really wants to keep her Hkin in
1 good condition, let her cast aside
the veil, ami let the wind and sun .
! alike iss lU And every night uu.t
morning use H aboard s Elegant
lotion. I hen she will have a
j complexion to be proud of.
i Elegant Lotion rentiers the skin
sott and beautiful.
Elei
:tndj
ant Lotion cures chapped
h
i i .
P. Centemeri kid
gloves
a.-iiuel
i:i
E.
! "I ick
and
kred at
I Voitn
The Footer
"Fosterina."
"t S.ujitj -l F.
Iieniilne hook glove,
in Mack and colore-:
Y .ing's
We are alwayij ofi'eiing special
bargains. Yon want to look out
for them.
Sl'KM ta v'v l'.l,U Klil lU..
N
matter what the price, our
!s will always be hrst-class.
Sl KNCLIt I5LACKH! KN.
Lr.dio. I'.arr.iws "t
the Ludlow, Fine i
w iilths and styles.
C 1.. . ,11 .
-cans J
lii in all
Try l-anse new bakery.
ICiiariiilns nil I niren I nr.
"This was ouiotinie a pantilox," as ;
T.nnlet sMys. iIlce, lioncvcr. the
people cf America and other '::tnls
have Ptren cnahled to pit Ibtctti'i's '
Stouia;li Itittevii against tlait ut:-ccii ;
i . ,,, ; .! ' 1 " vl i ' '
malaria .-vo'Iv.-h i: miii'. ....... .
i"
iii.il.ni.i evolves Ms niistv w nom to
.loisou the air, uml i!vayiiig mm 'hole. !
come vcgciution iaiureL'Uutir the;
I water, there, in tiie very stronglielii !
I of miasm. l, jn the auxiliary 'Hit en I to ,
! disarm the f x: uf.'l iiwire .!: "ie-it
i protection. Ki-vtr und aue, bilious I
i ivmittt'iil, dniii'i and aut? cuke, ,
! no matter lmw tcr.Kciotisly thry have
; fasu-mi" their clutch nnib ytew,
are tirst forced to relax their era-1? i
and eventually to abandon it alto- ;
pettier. But it i preventive force
I t lint should chiefly recommend the j
i llitt'?r to persons dwelling in malaria. ;
; urscd localities for it is a certain :
I buckler of (Kfoncc against which the .
enemy .s ;icilc-s. Cures, likewise. '
i dy-pt-psia, rheumuti.-iii kidm v and
: Millions ailments
The I'rlilc uf Wvinan
A uvar lK.,jy aml transoarentakia
" "'ways a a.ti ot pure blood, and
, ,;j pern tioublrd with dark
; ireMY, yelh.w or blotched skin ca.i
' ,,t asuurtd tint their blood in out o
i
i "'"V. r nioionea akin ca.i
awureil tht their blood in out ..
.rder. A few h.ses of M-JH
I SLOOD PUKIFlOIl and BL'lOl
MAK'KR n-ili ...... .
..... ..iii.... .T,b vnuv itu
li.- skin will i'iouine clear and trail-.'41-ei.t.
I'rv it, and u' silistn tion
i. it given it will cost yon nothing
It is fully warr?r.t".i, Ij. i.. JJlael.
nun, ilnigyist.
ntr:
Ir Witliaai'
-!) i
mo:
Indian Pile 'inim.r,
is the only mhv cure tor l l'iid. hli
ing or ill-hint: pile ever di.-covi d.
It never fail- o cur 1 cri of
staiidim;.
.iinlirc Coon, M-ij-sviPe, Kv, ht
"Mr William's Indian Pile Oi'nliie'i
t ;ir d me alter years of siiU'crinir."
.Ill, ll.'e ( .ttlililmrv, rlevelaiij. O.says
"I nave oil ml by experience that j)
Wilhai .'., Ii.tiiaii Pile t'intnient tiv.t
immediate mid perm .te nt relief."
We have liiitiihcds of such te-t
menial-. Do not sutler an inslat
loiur.T. Sold hv druggist at .'.' an
V..'"'r '".'x- 's"' I'hay .V .M;,p(i.
I ' -'"' "''"",-
! - -
lull annul tft-iril.
At this aoa-nn of the jeai to he
M'illioilt a good reliable Uiarrhoei
balsam iu t!:- ! fin frimp,, coi:. ,
iiairhiMM and ad suthc'.niaiii.i: id ii -it-im;.!i
an ! bowclj are cxcee-iinl.,
.langeroan if not attcultrd t at onci .
One l..u!o of BBtili.S' I.'I A KIMIoKA
.'AIAM will do more good in ca.
if tiiia kind than any other medicine
eitarth. c ciiasautr:; It. ( I..
itla ikman, driv.-gist
"Our Ow n," a genuine kid ulove.
every air warr.uited, at ji.oo jer
pair. This glove I have handle i
for live years and havo tried many
others, hut never have found any
eqiul to them for the price.
Siiuuel E. Young.
I riUIO' llOlOHBHKl) I'OULTRV-Of tiia
liMiiiu,' varielioa, Add row Ctik. H Mil
' kr, llronrnville , Orvgoa.
1' SALE - A joo.i youaf cow aud cilf.
(uijuire at tha IIiuld oSloe, at fl. N.
llardman oo Albany prairie.
L
OST
A small parcel of papers dddrewj
ta .1. K. .Stan-art, box -2J.t, Fin.lcr wit
p!o leave .ioo at pojtotfu e a il oh;
ownr'
r,RL WAKTEDTo (Io Jentrml h0iu.rk
j AppiyatonaatolUaaia ea.
I
French keeps railroad time.
Fountain pens at Will & Mark's.
Non-magnetic watches at Will &.
Stark's.
Everyone should have a lot
Fair Dale.
A nice line ui Windsor ties
Barrows & Searlrf.
in
at
T le Y. S. F. fast black hose are
tl e best at Bead s.
Tne best fountain pen manufact
ured at F. M. French'.-.
We excel! in embroidery and
fancy oods. W. F. Bc-ad.
Mens, missf and children's
ptraw hats at W. F. Bead'".
The Y. S. F. ho-e :;re the best
for sale only at W. F. Head's.
An invoice .j ;,' v.- pods vvt
rcv-ived nt Ba: i v. .- iV Seaii-.
ltd .uj.ii.-;ii: : t..r s.!:ie
an-l
ami tancy grocerie.
Hubbard's :iei'ditc:ie cj'ir.uie
are ,i .!:. core. I'ty tin-iu.
." Ii ivii g l.'i cents "ii ."titioHVs or
holidays a'. ViereckV.
Good mon.itig! Have vou
Hubbard's I lent Lotioii.
Try Hubbard's vanilla
lemon extracts, they are lin.-.
The celebrated Ouaker
used
and
fiiv
widte hhirt at Barrows Si ar!
.k ce the new i;
ings and white ir
g ; t... w::: a
in I. .'lie-;. :...d i?e;i'
Toi: tie.v tr.ri::
admits sccar tr ..
veil '!
"ds a l
:;r.:" ; ' -r
!1(
i ad
iii! (.!
of d-:v.
g.n t line
wa'.chr-s ;
A h'.r -.(' and eie
and gents goi i
Stark s.
If you want to
cake and pi en
bakerv.
buy
go
gOOl i
to
bread
tnge s
Lots in
Fair Da
!e for
iii"r.th v.
,jown m ..t
. 1
i-!i";t
' t tea
. K.
! interest.
If yon wan! a choice cup
try my 40 ! t tea in bnlk.
Browne!!.
We have a very large stock
French and domestic sat teens.
F. Read.
Try Silver (Jam ter u cut. A
splendid smoke. Prorevive
,u'aU,r9 k'P
Prcctir.tior.K
kCoi:a:-lv oiii-
p'mnded lay .r ni(:ht by H. C.
Hubbard registerwl plmiinacist,
sixteen years experience.
Fragrant, delicious and comfort
ing Spencer A Biackburn's blend
ed teas and coffees.
All kinds of canned fiuits, veget
ables and meats new md fresh at
Spencer A; Blackburn's.
I We have our new spring stock of i
J kid gloves, and the best value ever '
show n in Albany at W. F. Bead's.
Hubbard's elegant lotion is not
' a face paint, but by its use the
most injurious face paint is ren
i dcred harmless. :
I'att'es .!einn
to t-ptf ulate in
: Ana.-cttes. the coming great city
' n ' 1 should cab nt
"adaiv .v Cusick'a and see plat
-'-t P'h'es.
Mr. Martin l.udwi. the U-f
inner in the vallev, will remain
villi .Matthews t Washburn.
Smoke the celebrated Havana.
;illed 0-cent ;uhis, manufactured
it Julius Jos? h k cigar factory.
M-r.i. Fort miller V Irving have
i' a line line of cnrjets t
eir stock of furniture, wall
1 p etc.
j .r Kt,ck of staple and tancv i
gr -ceries is all nice ami fresh anil j
f the K'st uality. Spencer ic
oacKi-urn.
I 'cliciotis dried beef, chipped lo
rtier. Iu:i cream c!ieee, liine.'i ;
ongite, sardines, and a full line of
nncii goods at Spencer v Black- ;
urn's.
The. idiosyncrasies of mankind
is a frightful wonder. They must
have bargains. This is confirmed ;
laily by the crowd necn at Cmn i
llendricson.
IIo: tor low prices, loitot
V llendricson tor your '-oeo
n;i
lies,
are
y.ui
"lie;
crockery and glassware
not cranky, but will
prices that as!
V.e
give
1 1 i s 1 1
iia'ive-.
W. B. iiiison has accepted tl
agency of the San Francisco Chmn-1
icle. "it will be lic-liv-red to s:ib-
scribers at 1 " cents p.-r v, cok, ir.-
eluding' the Siii.dav issue. L-.ivi; '
I orders
! Fron "
1 I
at
l,
barber ehot
ti-t received a lare m
v curtains, ranging in
,-,
price ..yii. .1 ti. ;:) jer pair, scrim,
curtain net, etc. Also a line of
curtain oles 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
pleto on short notice. Shop on
corner of Second and Ferry streets
The best place in Albany to buy
shoes is at Barrows & Searls.
Their stock is fresh, style the lat
est and prices the lowest.
h ,
FennnmicaL cleanlv and pleas
ant to use, the very best soap ni j
the market, a.id only a dollar a
box Spencer & Blackburn's
matchless Saron. A9k for it.
l
GEO, C, HfcKOWiSCB,
Wc.eK'eale and i; !.d l.a!tt m
iGi'iitH'i'-S.
gV!-
':cickki:y, r:
I hiving ; ;r
LaKerest A' Tl;
tti- i;ai !eiiai;.
n.p-
iiii:,t ;! t ii:s lin; r.
the money.
Pr.-ii.j I ;:'t r.-i -:i
It-rii iu ti:e i:l , . .' '!
t't.
Grv il- J t.2!:. V. ,
tiro, i '.
M i K.-Sel: To I. v'f ,
i'i'I ll.'.I'V.
Y. A.
The f.nly eotnrdi
I'i.'ks and M.;:-
. i ,
r.. t
t set !'! A ! -
in l;..m
( '
!r'PICK IS I'll!' CO
JWBusi.:.. - , '
care will rec ; . :
fu! at:.' t:i: :,.
l!OW ' I: t:
105 i :':.
. t
.0
I )
I.v 1
! !:e: .
' oi l- !
' feet !.
be
addil.:
of -al.
cgenr i
I:
Tliircl ward
fluting t nrchnrcd th:s pepu!; r t.
taMitiuietit I am now i.-airt! to
A uiij orders in tie.-, L'lot erj a,t pi,.
ision iii.e. Ala,ift-Hk "f'gi0(-eriea
kept constantly oa him.i. The hishtel
cii!h price paid for all kinds of o.un
ry produce, or wi'i nc!:ante cooJ "
iLr inie. (Vine ,,i,t.. ,.,,;e
( ll.W ESS1:.
HORSt-rvsEri
Scr Pt&ev k fitti :.l--,:it ywjr liun l.u.e
f,.r tbi crsn. Thev ran a:.d ill da th.m
ihenr sul be lr than n,one. Al.-e
totk ol tuts to n i (rem. lou t delay.
RED CROW X MILLS
i.mM. Ll; v .. i-rop,
NEW PBvK'iS FLO I'll.
(Sairior for Tan iiyr.iij Baker' U'C)
Best Sioranc Faoiiities.
rilil.rt cavi t .i p . . ( .. ut .iif
ALBANY ::-: :N
I JR. r. C. NEGUS
Graduate of t;if lo-yr.l Coii,-v f
Lolid'ir, i-'n -; ,: -..l-i-of liie -, :ie
Vlle Medv.ti'l v'o'.. - .
The Mr. I : .s ..; . -m . i,f. :i
itlldj ail i pi.ii:..-.- ..: .. i;vd.. ;
'iaity t-t cl.ro:.; - dica.v.a. r
oauoers, scr.ifi-U et;lru.n:-iiti,
i!id wel:., wit:! e.t ( -! :i , r
i.f
I
i:::,lS
;i:nrs
k.-.ifc.
t: . M
' .. I'd
. ilnit
v:. :c-d
He ai-o li,:,!,s :i .;n!SV ol
I iiint uilli ..I..
i!..
hospitAij. l "
iiay or ni.'l t.
"-0 d'
iJ O:iice aiel
is-twtcn T!
Wl Li
te,! ; a-.,; r
TO ALL
' l i-rrv y
I'ii f r -i
iVl PS1!
.A I
I
i
ii'.
Htvl.v
FP.Fsii
j At U. :..'.
r fuil-i i c: r. ;
' ror, r'.c. t., v
I VlSIO.'MI, fcu
Cranberries,
Fine Pichles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nutr.
Eastern Buckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
Thaw (rood were all boiurht whan Dricn
were low nd tiie baacflt of U a mar,.... JT. ,
nlven to hli custmtrt. Kemembcr the u .
at the old c.rnr oo l ii,ta:,d Broa'.lhin 8h!
von ran Myer.
t;.. .
Uttiw & Wubbara'c.
IUkt
1 iii r r ns t
uruut'i v
Star
ti'f