HO IVIES
ARE BEING
ERECTED I Jvl
'f HI.-
BEAUTIFUL
ADDITION.
paniinfl Jails iif raid
SPECIAL. 11::0 A. M.
Sot. to se our stove and ranges
before buying is a mistake. Mis
takes are always costly, In heat
ing stoves we have the largest as
well a the most carefully selected
tock in the city. The stoves we
offer were not bought as an experi
ment but as a certainty. We
know what each stove w ill do, and
they were bought for cash, so the
prico i-) right. Wo have special
ties in beater.", beside our regular
lines of Garland, Argand and Su
perior stoves and ranges.
Geo. W. Smith.
WK.LTMEU INDICATION.
For Albany and .cinity Fol
lowing is the forecast or 24 hour,
ending at 8 r. m. to-..a..-
Fair weather; warmer.
.IOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN.
Caroline Gage nest Monday
evening.
G. L. Blackmail returned last
evening ironi Portland.
Superintendent E. C. McEIroy
va9 in the city yesterday.
Mr.-. John Alihou-e returned
last night fro:n ri vist to Portland.
Cant. F.. .1. I-anning returned
last evening from a trip to tho
SoJdd.
A. f :ii 1 line of gasoline cloves
. jU5l reieived at Hopkins f Salt
lnarsh's. Music hath charms; so have the
tin pianos an l organs fold by
Will A Link.
Bay the Bailington fast black
hosiery. It has no superior. Sold
by Barrows and Seails.
Judge Strahanhas returned from
Salem, fcupreuic court having ad
journed until May 1st.
Miss Josie Ross of Rrownsx ille.
id visiting in this city the guest of
her uncle, E. C. Phelps.
Men's line slice- can be b:'.ight
now at McIl.vuiuV at reduced
prices. Call and examine them.
F. 5. Craig hat retired from the
Corvallis Gazette and will goon
the Stall' of tin; Salvia Slate smaii.
The V. I.. Society of the Baptist
church will give i. sO'i.d :hi even-
i f i I r . -
it. gat t lie resi'ieiiceoi jmn .uor.'jn.
D. L. Crowder has resigned his
position with G. L. Blackman,
ar, 1 is now on the road for Reggs
i Dewiit.
A.B. Seal and wife returned yes
terday from a jaunt lo the Grand
Kinde country, where Mr. Seal
owns a ranch.
Geni'.in-j Marline, ladies kid
Ifl ve- in ; 1 1 sha les and sizes at G.
W. Simps 'n 'h lor ! cents pr-r pair,
for a short time only.
Will A Link have a line assorted
stock of vocal, instrumental and
insii u-tioti books. Call on iliem
at their new stand.
vMessrs. Egan A Achison. propri
etors ot the Aioanv marlile and
ranite works on l'.roadalbin
fatreet, are executing some tine
work. Parties interested should
tee them.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
brick budding OI Hie lirants
Pass 1
S.igar Pine C:, in this city. The
compa.iv will have an extensive
business in operation before the
season is ended.
Several county conventions have
this year nominated a lady for the
ortiee of school superintendent. If
eligible for the position, there is
no reason why I hey could not till
the position well.
If the people of Albany are
going to eel-brate the glorious
l-onrtii of July this year it is time
the preparations were commenced.
This city is big enough to have a
good celebration every year.
Tne P..iker City fi uring mill has
cea-ed operating temporarily, on
acio'int oi having run out of wheat.
The reason assigned t
I
ortlusby the '
it .1... ....: : , ,,.w..ovi.iV'iii i"naiu un i"in i.
h-ai paper n that gram is held , .,11 :,, k.,,iL. ',. 1.. , 1 .
too high lor the mill to handle
profitably.
Th? sale ol seats ior Caroline
Gage and me ieene se. o . opcnen
Thors.livat Blackmail's: the price
oi admission was uxea at o.' enis .
. . ; .i.n i...,oa .:tli 11. 1
to ail pai 1 01 inc 110a .. nun i-i. u ei 101-reiiue: ion.
extra charg-i tor reserved seats. As I - - - - - -
30cm as tickets were placed on sale j "u..i,OBt., a,;d n.rtT.
thev com nenec-d going rapidly and : C. P. Hunttiigton, pivid, nt ..f
frora the looks of the lox sheet at the Southern Pacilic railroad cota
present, the house will be far to ; j)any will p.-.ss through this v
sai lll to accomodate a'.l w ho con- to-day enroute to Portland. He
template attending. ; will be accompanied bv lireetors
C . ... - it . 1II..II 1 1
The t'niuii t'acific
bin street.
I -h onlv lin" running two fast : General lessenden. son of the ex
fain dailv from Portland topma-j secretary of the tre-a-ury, Mr. !
ha S' P-iiil Kansas Citv. Chicago Jenkins, a Xew ork banker, and 1
t 'l ouis and all points 'East and Second Vice President A. X.
i. ;'..i. Thmnili tickets on sale at Tow ne. lite party will remain in
''. V-": Pieitic odice. Broadal-. the Xorth ten days. Mr. Huntine
ino v ii.iii ..- - I
ShviD5 lb cants at N'ie.eck'n. j
Lots tor
Thin property will enhance in
on the market.
E.
ABOUT OAS WELLS.
Talk of Sinkinj a Well in th. Vicinity
or Albany.
The recent discovery of natural
gas wells at Astoria, and Drain, in
Southern Oregon, has revived the
interest in tiie projeet of sinking
such a well in this vicinity. Ex
perts from .Pennsylvania have said
that indications point to the. exist
ence of natural gas, coal or oil in
the vicinity of this city, and it is
said some capitalist! are talking of
trying the experiment of sinking a
hole down a lew thousand feet lor
ibis purpose.
Reports from the Drain well
have encoui aged theuri in this. A
company with a capital stock of
$10l),(HX) is being organized at Drain
to develop it.
M. X. Dimmer, the gas and oil I
expert, who accompanied the party
of Portland capitalists to Drain last
Saturday, said concerning the dis
covery: ''The quality of the gas
id far superior to any I have ever
wen during nine years' experience
in the gas regions of Pennsylvania
and also in Mericoand Russia. The
indications for oil and coal are
stionger than in any territory I
have i-perated. The formation of
the soil and rocks is such that
both oil and coal must be in the
near vicinity. Mv idea is that the
surface gas is very shallow an. I j
tuat it i3 better the further down a
shaft is sunk. There must be a
heavy underlayer somewhere.
"My impression is that at a
depth of 1N feet below the bed rock
a pressure of t!0 pounds to the
square inch in a one inch pipe can
be obtained."
Dr. B. F. llamell, savs that the
! excitement over the discovery
.1
natural gas is growing intense. "I
was called upon to make au experi
ment ith the well." said he."that
was dug last winter. The well was
from twenty to twcnty-livo feet
deep, and the water was to oti'en
Kive that the man who dug it gave
up all idea of using it for domestic
purpose?. It tisted like oil so
much that a person could not drink
it. He wanted me to inquire into
the cause of it. The investigation
was to have been ma.!" Monday
evening, but as 1 was very --:-.y i
could not get there. A larje ( .-
was on hand waiting for ifiu
to put in an apjar.t?-ce
ami while discussing wneM.e.
j to wait longer or to defer t!;e t-x-1
periment, eouie one threw in a
j lighted match. Instantly the "ell
j was on fire, and a llame sh": up ':
feet high, illuminating the ( oi i u y
for some distance around, i lie
well burned fully half r.n hour.
It is presumed that the sui'j -e of
the water was covered wi'h o:l
and" that the well itself was ton
staidly lilling up with gas. This
incident has so aroused the peoplo
to the importance of the dieovcry
that the banks of Elk creek are
daily besieged by a small army of
prospectors.
Memorial Dav.
McPherson Post G. A. K. of
Albany will meet this evening
to take frteps toward the proper
observance of memorial day in t his
city. In addition to the beautiful
custom of bedecking the graves of
the dead with (lowers, exercises
will lie held at the opera house
and an address will be delivered
by some one yet to be chosen.
The observance of memorial day :
deserves to be participated in by i
me people generally 01 tins guar ,
country, and the custom ot
voting "one dav of the vear for the
purpose of paving tributes 01 re
membrance lo the dead, and
strewing (lowers upon the graves
of those who wore the blue or gray
as well as those of departed friends
in every station of life, tends to
strengthen the binds of unioiiby
which the nation is held firmly
together.
lioiul Xi'ivi For Itnker City.
The Iregonian says : The Baker
City Board of trade committee,
appointed for the purpose of clos
ing up the deal with the Givotix
Amalgamating A Reduction com
pany, is now in Portland perfect
ing arrangements for the erection
of the immense plant the company :
is to build in Baker Citv. The i
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V- .''" ' .'ii'm 111 f-' I o OIL I lll.O! '
-.
out as the work progresses. The!
Oivnux Compauy agree to )'.it in a
plant costing "nearly ifion.ittio.
.hen completed the mine owners
U.IKIT I 1IV Wl ni'l'i till li,'ie..r
to send their ores to Omaha
li..,.. .- .. . 1
1 ml
-uiiui.iu iaiu iiuooarti. wtio rf-rri
sent the Hopkins-Seai les intere-
ion win prooaoiy re ui 11 10 -xioanv
. '11 U..UI.. . lit . 1
1 to 100K alter tne company 8 inter- j
ests here
THE MOnNIKG
17 A T T
J.' XL X
value rapidly.
G. BEARDSL&Y, GENERAL AGENT, Office on
ODDFELLOWS CELEBrlA IIjN.
Programme cf The Acaiv ra ry Exea iaea
MBeH UTo-Mo row.
Follow ing is the programme for
the Odd Fellows celebration to be
I held in thiscitv to-morrow.
The procession will form at the
hall at 1 i m.
The line of procession will l.e
from the O. F. Temple up Ferry
street to 4th, 4th to Lyon, Lyon to
First, First to the Temple "where
the Rebeccas will join the pro
cession, thenco to the opera house,
where the following, programme
will ' rendered :
Music Bond.
Opening Ode.
Prayer Chaplain .1.
ensto.
Oration Hon. M. (
Music Mah' quartette
F. I Sack -
. George.
, Rev. E.
R. Prichard. W. II. Lee
o. w.
Sears. Wm. Forliniller.
Recitation Miss lb-Ion i 'raw
ford. Closing Ode.
Reception committee .1. F.
Rackensto, George Chiunberlain,
W. M. Ketchum. C. G. Rawlings,
W. C. Tweedale, M. 11. Ktli-. li.
J. Peterson, T. J. Sti;,-. .1. I.
Guiss and G. W. Wri-.'bt.
The admission to !!. afternoon
exercises will be free.
r.vr.MM. i:i.ut ii:s.
The jiiogramnnkfor the evening
session will be as follows:
Opening remarks . 1. 1'. I'.ackcn
st... Male ii;artette Piof. . A.
Yo.mg. C. !!. Hart, .1. f. Littler,
an.l C. W. Sears
Recitation Miss Rose Truinblc.
Solo "Down Went MeGiiitv"
C. I!. Hart.
Remarks Hon. M. C. Gei.;-g.-.
(planet!
.Mrs
( ham
am.
.i !'.
Mrs. Lee. Mr. Fort mi Her a
Sea is.
I nslrunvu!:'.! di'et The
Malin.
I'..--,- oio "A lii'.ndre
oms le.-p." in lov; ' C "V
Refreshiiieiits.
Mi-
The adii.issi-'li to : he
eVellOig
Ids. Re-
exe
Ires
vises w 1 : : "
imeiKs cn t: .'
H..o ..-
; .tie
ijlllte o.
In ir a i ds
I'liere is ri.,
y i'lst
f.' the
nsi.'.-r-
r.-.'.v j
Sel's.,
able 1
a::d :
repaing
i IS'".".
i"i'k in c!
aii dig ii
The -toil
arm
I lie g!
; : he
;dv 1.
m".1.
fil have to be re
j set ;ii':d this is the work that takes
; the tin. e of the ;oj man. Tlu-re
I will be fibout the same acreage
! this year iis last, judging by the
; opinions of a number of growers
; who have been interviewed 011 the
1 suhjee!. 1 he last year price was
pot -o iiigii as l ' ejiei.mrage t he
1 planting of many now acres,
i although tin- outlook for a firm
I market next fall is good. There
! w ill le a meeiing of the Willam-
etto YaHey Hop irowers" assoeia
' tion in s-alcm May nth, which
jiroinises to be largely attended by
I the tiieiiiberu, of whom there are
sixty, l In., meetang will be ot
considerable importance, in so
! much as at it will be discussed
! many topics of intenst to the
fraternity.
llorinaliitiftr In Hntlun l oiintj.
Complaint is made from I'.utte
viiie, in the north end oi Marion
, county, says the Salem Journal,
i that a di-;il!erv exisis close to the
town, which totaliv ignores tlie
i:nv of Oregon in relation to Suudav
; closing and furnishes material of
j its manufacture to a huge number
; of thirsty individuals, who wallow
around in the front yard surround
ing the premises to the great di
gust and annoyance of law-abiding
neighbors.
Citlrrn' Man Meeting.
Arrangements are being made
for in i-nthusiasi ic mass meeting
of citizens which was called by
the Board of Trade to meet at the
opera ho:i9 on Monday evening.
May oth. (Questions relating to (
'he best methods and means for;
promoting the city'.s growth and:
progress and tor public improve- i
I mentii will be discussed, and a :
profitable meeting is piomised. 1
Alliiiny 1 inh Sturj.
As: i.ri'jsing coiversation was
overheard yesterday between a
well-known real estate man and a 1
pai'v from the Hub state. After ;
asMiig afiou!
truils, pot at 1
party wante
lishing.
estate Iri m.!.
crops
etc..
know
said
of wheal,
the Hub
about 1 he
our real
to
hv.
w iln a sly w ii!
we
ur
have the verv
b.'s:
1 s 1 1 1 1 1
troll! at i..e Tii. ai.il
silhn ill, in ciei ii : i
v In !e 1" oish . w ...: I in?
"Wliv." -aid I lie Hub 1
Sll! ! .-i-e. "Vl.Ml etlj't CelCi
a- fo-
I'litline
V". 1."
my io
t'iiOS"
tish in fre-!i water' "Cei,
said our i'i'iep.1 w itho if blu-i.iu .
"we get t hose cii : ( ariici.-s from
Mueller ..v. Garr.ifs. Fiey idwavM
k'i a f,ne liti" .,:' all th'jse . leja-,'
deheaejes."
'Tlie l).'i,trlrt SUille."
ladies i f the First Presb
The
..." 1
iciiaii cnurcli are
I'repanngtogivc
mis popular entertainment in the
near future.
HERALD: FRIDAY,
CHEAP
jOr D D I T ! O JM TO
Sale on the
Call at the office for descriptive folder and convince
RAK10W OA'-DE EAILRO.'D.
Bu 'al cf N. K.Fr z er -Along Jourtry
M.uriage of a l'orm r Linn C La ... .
It is expected I ha
Huntingloi) will i
Mr. C. P.
-s through
-.ei U. ii,.
Eugene some .la . i 1 1 1 -
is e i i,::ig lo wicgoii ;. ; . .iv
I,
llr. 'U r of the Xario'.v Gu.i-,
exieiisioii. The cii v council i x
tended liio: an invit.tlioii . s;;.
ovtriii l-.ngeii': when h
passe s .
through ;:nd !:u has wiitl'-n ll.:
!ie is
imii
I-:i-ed -vith the i:
led by :: ci;'..ei
ill make - : ji !
teres! In:; nil -
j and thai be
vis',! our fi t V
A coimml (ei
a ill b - pre pa
1 1.
I'il'llllg f 1 i !.-elw
to receive him. Jt is in l el ,
Jt
IS Hot M-l
will arrive.
i know n w hat dav he w ill arrive, i
East Friday evening Mr. Jacob
Frazier arrived here liom lVnilie- ;
ton with the body of his son. Xick 1
i ton wiin me ooov oi ins son. .Mi-K
K. I'iaiei , w ho mel an ae-idi ntal
j and loiielvdealh in the mountains '
j near Pemlleton the hitter part of I
1 last January, an account of which
1 was given in the Register at the I
t line,
last i
I be lody was taken to its
t:i:g place at the Gay cem-
eterv near spencer
J!ltte a' ill-
day. Mrs. I'razier, who is a
daughter of Mr. John Cogswell,
accompanied the body to this city
and will remain here some time.
1 A family
here la-t
I iiiuriigvanfs arrived
Fridav night from
.Nebraska. They chartered a box
! box car and brought with thein
I household go ds, farm machinery
grain, potatoes, chickens and a
cow. They were alnnit twelve
days on tie- road and while on the
way some of t he potatoes spoiled
' and some of the chickens died.
They expect to locate here and
; P"ow no .-.ith t he country.
('.'ids have been received in this
cit v announcing ib" ap;r 'aching
wuh
Mr.
land
p!a.-.
; !).
hue. ,; 1 .h-nnic I. Ilery lo
a 11':
Th'
'v nil !er. 0! I in't-
V.'elld.
Will
Wa-1
take
Fads
iy
1 v.
l.o-
U':i.i
1 r.
tnem
take
. iil
ir.
ll
h
i-
io-
posed t
ban-! a:
i wl
j'liate.
.1 In'
I h.ut
ieh wo
oee!.
at'.'
An Knjityable Snrlitl. JJ
social given hist evening bv
Th.
t he young ladies oi the 1 . P. S. '.
'.. of the Coiigieg.iiiotial church in
the lecture loom of the church,
was an enjoyable al'.'ai:'. An in
teresting literary and musical pro
gramme was rendered, and a lunch
of ice cream and cake was served.
Mrl'tierittn I'ost N.t A. K
A full att-ndance of the mem- j
! 1-ors of Mcpherson Post reuuested i
at the regular meeting on Friday
I evening ot this week, as prewira- t
I Hons lor the observation
j memorial day will be commenced
! at that meeting. By order of the
: commander.
Inst Hi-ci'lTed.
A new line of sateens, challies,
.seersucker-, chambrieks, hi Iks,
satins, plushes and ladies tine
worsted dress 'giKids in tlie lati's:
tdia liis and novelties, parasol ho
cries, curtains and spring goods in.
endless variety. My stock is no.v
complfte in all departments. Ladies
are cordially invited to call and
inspect these goods.
G. W. Simpson.
I'uret: Forst'l:
We make a specialty of ladies I ''"' 1 nee, ,.0d
and misses line corsets'and waists. ! VW have a jgood l.oti-e and Ivyo
We have a drive in a French splendid bt. leet Iront each,
sateen corset at 75 cents. Extra "Inch aie situ ated m the very cen
irood value ' ,l'r 01 "R! "'r.v w,'hui one block
Sami ei. 1. Yoi.xii. i'f the stieet ra lwav- line. This
. piece of property can be had at a
The Llmitril
Fait
Mail.
consumes
Portland
On the Cnion Pacilic
but seventy hours from
to Chicago, w Inch is 1 1
the fastest
time ever made from
coast. Ticket otlice
street.
An Idea.
the Facihe
"'s o". .
Broadalbin j
1
We think the peoplu will like to
buy live oiif-nonnd bars of snlen.
allIiry coan for two bits. We
will sell at that price to-dav.
Sl'KXCI'.K A Bl.tCKHl HV.
Elegant new dining cars
Pull-
man jiaiare and free l-.uuily sleep
ing cars run th-'oiigh on express
trains to nver. ! tin ilia. C eincil
I'.lutl's, Kan-'as City. :. bonis and
Chicago, via. Cnion Pacilic r.iil-
way. C.
rhvnl, Rmai
. Rawli:
laliiiu s;
gs e
!ie!;e;
Dune
.r.- 1::
' I'aim 1 li sa
head. ..I. '
r itai i ll ia lie !
Ki ef.lt-. So , .
Al .: -, irt-e 1:
t r:er
i .-Ml',
.ci.'ieiii et
livery w u ::.
blV"
All
ir '
o.vn de
,al.
al voiir
ho ise nini iiin.: or
o-ders il you ui.tii
Blackburn.
.eniiig Ior
Spencer 5c
APRIL 25, 1 890.
LOTS
li A Ju
B A N Y.
1 n s t a,l 1
I.uwt-st I'rlrrs in Mlilincry Ml tfcf
I. ml lex Ituzaar.
Call and select your hats for
yourself and children. I'ntriinined
hats from 25 cents up, and trimmed
hats from l.fH upwards. All
I work first-class and satisfaction I
guaranteed.
Call early and avoid
the rush.
II. .1. SoWT.ll.
Froman Block.
Sarins .l' K ts at ('(.
I have a small line of spring
jackets in colors I wish to close
t i out and have reduced the price to
, cost. They are the latest style
s ; and a bargain. I also have a line
: of spring stockinet jackets for
f . 5..vJ each, which i the nicest
1 jaeket for the price in the market.
Stuuuel E. Young. !
S;iiuuel E. Young.
'
.olrfcii iluie llar.i.u-. j
.iiilius (.r idwohl has decided to ,
1 .,.1, i0 lls ,,, ,,.,.,,,11, stoelc (ll 1
I ,.1-oekei-v : nd f ini-v Is -i com. !
plete line of groceries. He has en
route a lar-je invoice of sugar, and
will keep a complete assortment ol
choice groei-ries, and the best of
t.0.VH : teas p. be had in the
m arket for the benefit of his
i eiistiimers. He will also enlir.'e
I his hanhvare department. He in
I forms us that he buys all his goods
: for net cash, whicn w ill enable him
to sell goods as low as any house
in Oregon, ami there is no pee I of
i peopl" going abroad w hen thev can
do as well at home, or even hctter.
For Sprint; unit Sunoner.
W. R. Graham, the t lilor, has
just received another large invoice
! oi elegant p.i!te-i;s Pt mens' stiit
j iugs, mid I r ins rings .or soring
I wear. 11 :s -lo. k embraces a larje
! line of fie fine-1 labrjes tor metis
! weir
el.inl. iV
: anied r,,
: and at
j and -I ,.
tern.-.
le lolli
skdie.l
i:.i:;e A
a 1 v w ;
. a'
ere. lie
'll ir- 111
i''""'H'y
st. . 'ai:
in'
1:1
I ...
1 i-
I
in. t.
1 rn- in u; er i ! 'ti
Ith. I'.ecatise i'
Ill III;
l- t.:e
public
d.iv
1
v ad lit piii Ilia! has a
park 1. 11 I out in it, otli. rec.ttise
all itie biiiuesK men who want
make good investments buy in this
addition. And last bu', not "east
r.-.m-e every lot in this .1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1
ibl double in value in the next '.'
days. Tips pro.'criy as yet is very
lea-oiiable in price and is sold on
I he installment plan. For price
etc., call 011 Rn kbait A Malin.
Mitncy tt l.nnii.
Weare agents for the M innenpoli
National Building and Loan As-o-
. ciatiou and can oiler extra endiicc-
f j incuts to parties who wish to ob
tain loans ior iiiiiiiiing itirpo-cs or
other p!irioscs with real estate
security. On this plan of gelt ing
mniey for building, purposes it is
much better than ither building
associations, as it matures in live
years, and is one of the most sub
stantial institutions in tlie country.
Call at our otlice and examine the
plan.
Bi itMiAitr A Maun.
Sii'cia ll;irf;iiui.
We have 'Jo lect front on l irst
street, winch is one of tlie verv
; iiest locati .ns in
i property can not 1
the city. Ibis
e duplicated in
i price or location, as it is Min ded
; in ihc verv business center of tho
, tiargain. Price, 'J,lO; part cash,
j balance on lime.
Bt'itkii i:t t Mai. ix.
! Agents.
, . r, . . . . i.. II .... 1 1 I
j ir. l iniou ireais siiceessnio v io ,
diseases ol women, and guarantees
to curtail curable private diseases, j
1 He has a -ttre remedy for catarrh
j of the head. He sleeps in bis otlice
and answers city call-; day or night.
Consultation isireeand everything
! is strictly conlideutiiil. lie can be
' found in his ollice in I'.luinberg's
; block from b to I, 2 to 1 and 7
j tos.
I New enibtoidei i -, iSuni-ing,
1 l.u-e I! lu n-ing in '"'t.i and?::k.
' bl-i-k m I c'-e.iii'.. '.-- 1:1 iinit-i-
!id:i
l.la:-'
ar.
1 .-fi 1
ii.,i a-, a:-o -s ...1: 01
an 1
PieP! olig
I'oive,-. New
. Young.
id. stc.l'-'ishtp
!.'( '.. all
id F..'-; via
-idwi'V. ::i.
Tieke!
and
S.i.
!: 1 1
::re vonr 1
:;n.l sl'-pnig
points Norih.
! the
1110:1
ti tie
P.e
s-tve
i i.oiee mi !!-.i.id.i!''i
! ., . 1 :.. K. Martin, of Poilland.
: "..r..,..ir, d to give instructions in
ill kinds i oil painting at the
residence of Mr. Beiitley, coiner of
Sixth aud Calapooia strts.
me ri t
Pl;ui
yourself that these lot are the li.'r I
Broadulbin Street, near First
Will !'. r.ile.
Albany lidge Xo 4, I. O. O. F.
is making extensive preparati'inw
to celebrate the seventy-lirst an
niversary of the order on April 2,
1NH. lliere will be a parade and
other exercises, comim ncing at
I o'clock i m. An oration will be
I delivered at the opera house at
1 :30 i m, by lion M. C. ieotge, of
Portland. ' There will Is- a cial
' at the opera house in the evening,
j AH Odd IV I lows and their friends
are cordially inv ited,
i Eii-CovMnrr.F..
This is the time of year when
the young v.i.uutn . iih u com-I
plexion makes you conscious of it J
by walking around luo- lir:id '
muUii.d no in :i veil r.o i leu t !
snrin w ind m.ie not r.vieh ii 1
What a silly goose t-i1(. j,) ; If she !
,v:,1!' u:!" keep her skin n
1-''""' in hit cas: r.side
1 '"' veil, and let the wind and s.un
j alike kiss it
Ami every night and
morning use
Hubbard s Elegant
1.011011. men she will have a
complexion to be proud of.
Elegant Lotion renders the skin
soft and beautiful.
.. 1 j !
ot.on cure, chapped ,
Ele;
hamls
rant
I
P. ( cntemeri kid gloves
Ml
E.
Maek and colored at Samuel
Young's.
The Foster genuine liook glove
osterina.
S.imiiel E.
lilaek and colore I
.1!
We are
bargains.
alway.
You .
..ii;
in
ring
lo I
cial
out
(H'K
i"!' them.
S ' 1
No ::,,.
go i-is v i 11 ;
:m i:i: A l.i m'kiii i:n.
r w iirii tb" iriee, o
i ,vay- tie tirst-class.
.'11:.: A p. 1. i ::!!
h ki
eii'..' .:'. ei 1 'lee. l ';.',:!)'!: !.'.
I.- g aii'Hu:: e- r lie
: ,. . :.: i-r. t '.g't . 1
: .-.hi,:- -. 1: u ry - e! i;t
o -ll die 1 .' .if:l .i-SLiM- rit. '.'til
l "I'liuii.
1 'llldt'.lll, 1!
no inal'i r I
::!!'! iis'ie , eniolis
lie an.l a,.e' r;'ke.
iiii'i
OV tl
tl.U'lillls
y lln-y k.i
ll;-.! sy-'n 111,
fa- ita-r i!n 11 ilutcli
an' lii't f'Miiil to relax .lii'i
unl rvi'ii iia:lv to Mliuiidoii
gr.i-n
il a'to.
1 gitiier. But it i- priviiilivi.' f..r.e
' llial slnmld chiefly re.i.niliiei:l tke
! liittcrs 'o pi-rsens dwi'lling in i.iuliiri.i
: "iir-e,l liM'.iiitii-N, fur it is a certain
Inn klcr of defetiiv :iL'.iint wnicti t!ic
enemy . Moeili Cure, likeu ise.
: ilv- ps'i;i. 1 heunialisin kidney aiul
liiliioiig ipliiienl-.
inii s: v,u : rue.:
fh- Williatn'- Initial! Pile -iiit !:-:
i tlie otiW n;r. cure l r 1'litnl. Iilo i1
ing or i'o liitig ,'.! ever discovere.;
it iu'Vrr (,i:V .i riiii' ivj cisi of long
-tamliiig.
.Iinlee Conn, M.ijriJ!c, Ky, say.
"I)r Wiliiiiin'rt lmli.ni Pile Ointm'iit
enri il me after year.- of suttering."
.1 iiiige I .illinniirv, ( len l.iiiil 1 1. .i
"I iiuve oiilid li experience Ikat llr.
Wiilun '.. I lit 1 tun l'in' 'in1 in -11 T i;ivi
i II I M) i d 1 .: t c- ;ili jiemi Lent 11 lii f."
W e luive liuailo ,1, ,,i m,-L u
ili'inai-. Ho le't 11 '11 r an ii.-vi.til
lunger. Sold by ih u- gi-t lit '.ii.' :.n !
fl per X. !; I' i'e-hav AM:eoa
A'.n mv, ( li eguii.
loii aiiiiol tlliiril.
A 1. t!
us sea -oil
,f the )i:;r
vuinn-.t a
id reliable iharr!
nalstiiii ia the li:is, ,13 crinips, colie,
uaiiimea ."oi I all iiifla-Mmatinii i f tin
i.'iin.ii'li and LiiwvU ate cxgeedinely
lar.germis if nut attended t at once.
!.) buttle of IlKGWS' 1)1 XRRHOKA
liALSAM will do mere (toort in ease
if tint kind thin any other tne.heiue
ii eartli. We guarantee it. G. L.
liiaekmau, druggist.
! Inr Oivn." :i eciiiline kid iglove. i
j eveiy pair warranted, at sfL.it per
Iair. this glove 1 nave nainiie 1
for live vears and have tried many
. .
ouien
eipial
jjaniu
icrs. tint never have found any I
to them liii l:.e prve.
ntiel i:. Young.
FIX F. PRESSED CHICKEN'S
Ml'ELI.KR
1 HO.'lt'a N - hi tiiii
A itrtl li, ls.:. tu
TQOtntisoa. a boy
' if
tin-
011 We !ne. bv
v.ta ui Hulii t
. j From . - e
A GARRET'S, i I l-.i'c i :
: ! V".
! 1'i.i e li I'M r
-1 . - lem'.oii net.
.11, a n ; ile
. . v. ,-i...wi.::k. ,
o i.t i j 1 1 jftOo .. . .;.v
'. 'Cii! Bu.hhrs. Yer-C v :. i"
:: Firs' -i,-..,'t with Ual- r ''' ' ' '.
: 1 - 1 .... I ' II ' 1 I i v(
ii '- .i: e-i:::e agem-,
... g a-. E-tbiiif.'-s give;:
also; letiidingso:-! :;i J'lri- :
.'.': .'..'!-. i.itrtistcd to
pi'"iiij. i y execiited.
,l3
ici m. oti'I..
French keep- r.tili'o ul lime.
Fountain pens at Will M..i k.
Xon-magueti:.- wa' i i s ,,t Will A
Stark's. Everyone phouM have a lot in
Fair Dale.
A nice line ! Windsor ties at
Barrows A Searls.
The V. S. F. fast b!;!.-k ho- are
the best at Read".-.
The bes'
ured at F.
ioui:t.;.ri im-i
M. I relich'.;.
rn i:::il.ii-t-
We exci !l
1:1
r-!iil roid, iv
F. 1: 1 i. "
r,rl eiJ.l
F. Rea I -.
;1 r tip-
l-.d
fancy goods. W.
Men, iniss.s
stiaw hats a V.
The Y. S. V. .,,
for sale 'nil v :i' W
F. Read s.
An :?. voice of ii.-v'
reeei .'.M ::t P.arows
io t.i l-i!!u S.i-i
ami fancy rrocerles.
1 1 11 o'tard s n
ale l Mlie cur: .
-!. v:i. ' I". .-!
l.iele- at
Tiy Iheiii.
s o!i . iov!:i.
lloUd IVS a' 'ieei U's
Good uior-.i'ig! Have yo'l
Hubbard's I leg nit Lotion.
Trv Hubbard's vanilla
k.1K;n ,.x,r.K.tfli ,,K.V ar
The i-clebra'.ed tjuaker
Ciiv
t !-. '
w hite nhirt at l.arrows a i
see th" Hew novelties in iioitm
ings ami white jroods at lb-ad's.
Go to Will A .start's f-.r bargain
in I id.ie- and gents -oji! iu!;-!,is.
i iik new l.in t
admits s!ijM r irei
bill pra-
I d'ltv.
t!.-:u
A large and e!eg u t lit 1" 1 ei . -.ill'!
(rents gol 5 w ntcln -it Y;ii A
Mark's.
If viiti w ant to tin v
br-.;
cat.
on
V
t-
:kt-rv.
l.o;s
;r 1 'a
I n-
. no
ivi
.,s k'
p r..
r i ' -1 1 s
lav 1
I I 'gi
ar- e:
Pr.
i: :.y ;
..:i' 1
ing Spe:i
ed t"as an I .
A!' kinds, ,f
able and inea
S-ipiic.'l- A I'.ia
1
caeiied !'
r new I!
i-k'.iurn's.
1 I"
It
We have our new spring stock of
kid gloves, and the b.-st value ever
show 11 in Albany at W. F. Read's.
Hubbard's eiegant lotion is 1.0:
a face paint, but 1
y Us Use
viini :
most injurious !
dered harm!"-.
Partier de -ii i;i
I An:"o!te'-.. the .
i en Piiji t otln.l
to ;.ee::
iliillg gl'e
-l.Olil I .
Wallace A Cu-iek's
Hid S'
;.ud get pii. es.
Mr. Martin Ludwi
tinner in the vallev.
wit Ii 1 itt.news ii W.ii
the
!'. tei
iO.t
n.
Smoke tin
; filled n-cent
ceiebiafed 11
gits, :i anui.i'
ill'
1 at .1 11 1 : 1 is
Mc-t-::d.lel
a
tiiei. s
.1"- ii s cigat faeterv .
Forlini'ler A Irvi:ig !...'.
tine line of car .t
ock of fiitniture, v.'.i
i.v.i;'r c'.e.
; O ir slock of staple and fanev
groceries is all nice and
. oi the best quality.
fre-h and
spencer
: I.I.11 i;bnm.
! Delicious dried beef, chipped to
. order, fill! cream cheese, lunch
i tongue, sardines, and a full line of
j hiiicti uo-ids at Spencer fc Black
, burn's.
I The idiosyncrasies of mankind
: is a frightful wonder. They must
j have bargains. This is continued
! daily by the crowd seen at Conn
A Hendricson.
Ho! for low prices. I Jo to Conn
A Heiidricsun for your groceries,
crockery and glassware. .We are
not crajiky. lint will give y..u
prices that win astonish tite
11:1 1 r.es.
W. B. (iilson h:is accepted the
agency of the Snn Francisco Chron
icle. Jt will be delivered to sub
scribers at IS cents per week, in
cluding t he Sunday issue. Leave
orders :i bis barber shop in
received
uriains.
a large in
ranging in
! 1 e'l ptr arr, senni, i
Alsn
;l
line
eijv
nl f 11 t ii i
Young.
ntreen d ior :
01 1
I call on R. "..
! iilt theni in c n
t. I'iee. Shop on
i : : 11 I'eirv slieet
Toe i. '.:" in Al'-any to I ny
'in- is Rarrows A Searls.
Their sloe.; is Iri sh, style the lat
est ami prices the lowest.
onouilca:.
cieanlv an.l pleas-
aid to u-e, the very best soap ni
the mat ket, a. id oniy a dollar .1
lox Spencer & Blackburn' j
i roatehlef Savon. Ask or it.
fftTft
50X1 0
I Feet
L.F
tii
ni.V
th- i.
1,
; 1 ,u 1
I'lie
l'i !' lilt
i'.ii-iti.'.s-
:l te.l-ivt!
'pion.
caie w :
fill at:e
u-
V
w m :,
.1 : ii
ALBANY i
Mi i.k. ' an I
o ' 1 ! :
now t 1, J:i,
l' ..". lar -r
i: g jots,
lots to the
1 y Jim f. 1
feet wile
e:,e of 1 --
feet in V. id
! a tie'
:. Id.t:..! t
f -a?" a.
:getd in t
e ' V
S
'lii:
( l i , , ii l
CI .f : Hflb,
!l-o '
! ..:e
fi
to fin
1 is
. tt
'11
lit
A ;r
D
t-1
V I
Cirl'0..:riL.S
TriO ItC t, f(I!:!y.f ; t t f f 1 a c !'';:,
nut., 1 1 .
FRESH BAKED li-IEAD EVhliY
DAY.
At this i.!
r'.-.i-;'
le.ui- i ni
:i:ie t ( f tft lt
l
fOUHil B eOIllfiVtr :.!
oM.t r.c, t" w la. I
x tit- KiM-m.a !
i.stat il.v I j 1; a.
:illJ pis.
usinim. pmli at
Fine Pi:..';
Dried B.rJ
io i riier.
Anchovy
trie.
t anates mi -.ins.
Eastern Suckwii.ytf Flour,
Vanned Goon's of Alt Kinds,
Bohemian Gias.uc, Lie,
Th--; ls wire ai t..'.it-ir.-ri;
l"iv aii'i llic la t-rt ! 'i
giill t' lii l'lll.ti:iir. Ilill
ii the wi.J Miner on 1 ir:
Con rart
trg e II !
it i :1 ci r.ei',
ii bin bu.
JTtrr.
Ool) id and ca:f
for sdi;. . pply to
Ird Dii.Biborir.
BLOP
: ., ; ef
a : . ' 1 ' ....:,.:.: t
1: 1 ne!.. .''. . '..- knife.
I 1 1 1 : i 't : it to .1t-
i.eiit w:: I; ' ' r: : V ' i ' : :: d
;n tin i. . e. .". : : I Jlsli
liesi il-i -. I'.i'.- v n't- !:.i"d
lav er ;:. : I' - V -i-j
- n il W i 1.1 ALL "
' 0 I', . nriii " .el ' -.. rr stri-t,
i.e'.i.e-. I i.-rd -ei !" V .
liar Meiy!
.. ''ft L so- K
I Stat)1!