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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORyPTG- HERALD: SATTJRDAT. APRIX 26,1890. HOMES CHEAP LOTS FAIE ARE BEING- COTS DALE ft L B A Y. I n stall men t ::50X1C0 - ERECTED IJsl cDIDITiOJvJ TO Lots tor Sale on the -THIS BEAUTIFUL ADD9TION. iUoviumiJaihiitcrald! SPECIAL. 13:80 A. M. Not to s-'o our stoves and range" before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are alwayi costly. In beat ing 3toves wo hove the largest as a-j the most carefully selected stock in tbe city. The stove we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. We know what each stove will do, and they were bought for cash, ho the j.rice is right. Wo hav special ties in heaters, beside our regular line of Garland. Argand and Su leritr stoves and range". Geo. W. Smith. wkathgi: lXIICATIO'S. For Albany and v.ciuity Fol lowing in the forecast tor 1M hours, ending at 8 p. m. to-uav : Fair weather; warmer. iottixoh Aimer TdW.V. Carolinc Gage next Monday evening. Caroline Gage next Monday evening. War-ranted garden hose at Matthew? A Washburn?. Spectacles and eye glasses of all j kind and mices at F. M. French!!. Mrs. Edward Zeiss and family returned last evening from Tar' una. G. M. strong has opened a fish market on Lyon street, neir First. The bvt lawn sprinkler market at Matt hewn A burn's. A full line r.i gasolini just received at Honkins iii I he Wa-h- stoves A Salt- marsh's. Music hath charms; so have the !"n pianos and organs sold by Will A Link. Waiter Tut roll, 01 ra.-utiia, is it) the citv on his return Irom a tr"p to San Francisco. Mr?. Lena Bunting died at Lcr home in Brownsville on !ln "1st inst. of consumption. M. Zinemaii ' Piamanta" spec" tacle-j and eye glasses, oil rents a pair at F. M. French's. Buy the Bui 'Huston fast black hosiery. It has no superior. Sold bv Narrows and Seat Is. Mi-h's liiio sii:n'S r.ni l.j bought i -v ;it M. I.wiin'rf at reduced ;nej. fall and examine them. ' 'oiiiity Treasurer II. Farwell I'.n-i remitted all of I. inn county V si-.;. taxes to State Tieasnrer W- bb. Genuine Mariine. ladies kid gloves in all .shades and sizes ut G. W. Si.nusjn'tt for sfl cents per pair, fjr a short time only. Will ,x L;nk have a riie assorted stock of Vocal, i insfru-tion book at lhi-ir new tian.!. iir. C. W. C'.rni'iiii-i and wile, of Portland, have b'-en visiting in ibis eiiy f..r a few days, tiie guest i.f Mr. Cornelius siiter. Mrs. P. Van Horn. The Eight Pew p.is'.iop Morris wiil hold confirmation services Sunday evening at 7 :'V) r. m. at the Episcopal church, corner Lyon and Htn streets. C. P. Huntington and party passed down to Portland yesterday on the Narrow Gauge line. Their special train passed through this city meeting them at Woodburn. W. A. Taylor, a well known and reliable miller, late of Oakland and formerly of Harrisburg in this county, is in the city looking for an opening in some branch .if business. Judge Whalley, of Portland, who is in the city, in company with Watt Monteith and John Isom, went snipe shooting vesterdav."' I t 1 . . -.1 .'i..-. bagged a line lot of these luuii little game birds. .' An .srder for J5.000 worth of the ; fashionable t.veeds manufactured by the Albany Woolen Mills has been leceived from Californi.i: lealers. The mills are now run- ning in full force. ' line new .hur,h is just bein; completed in this city, and twi 3 more tine church edifices will b. : built t'tis tuiumcr. Albany i? I maintaining her claim of being; the city of churches. All persons who are to take part in the "Dgestrick Skule" together " with those who attended Skule t forty j'ears ago and w ish to review thei'r "books are requested to meet j at the residence of Mrs. ' .' Elderkin on lou- ay evening April 23th at . :J o clock i- m. i V noveltv ou exhibition at t. M. French's yesterday was an in voice of 1'JO "small alarm clocks. They were all wound up and at a "ive'n hour male a racket that startled all the people in the neigh borhood. They are line clocks and would awaken tbe pleeipest man on time in the morning. r This property will enhance in value rapidly on the market. E. POLITICAL POINTERS. Some OH e.-ViticBi Conoerni&g Stat s ati-i Conaty Politics. The state and county tickets oi both political parties are now in the field, and the campaign is fairly opened. The third party will cut no limine in the politics of the state this year, and the in terest is centered in the two par lies, the republicans and the democrats. The democrats acknowledge that the most of the men placed on the state ticket are only lambs to be slaughtered, as the republicans have put their liest men forward and have a large majority in the state. For one or two ollices, how ever, they will make a persistent tight, especially for the governor ship. Even the democrats who condemned Pcnnnyer's cranky actions a few months a-.ro are try ing now to work up a little boom for him, but the people of the state have had enough of IVnnoyer ami they will sav so at the polN next June. In the county politics the cam paign has not yet assumed any activity. No sperchtnaking has yet been arranged for, a though the campaign orators will bo abroad before the leafy month oi June. The republicans ..: Finn county have put good men foward on the ticket, and as the campaign pro gresses the IIi.ua i.i) may have some reasons to oiler why a por tion of them, at least, should be elected. Snr rVrlf-rnn. A camp of Sons of Veterans was organized in this city on Thursday (veiling, with a good membership and Mattering prospects of success. The followingoilirers were elected ; Captain. J. F. Whiting; 1st lieu tenant, C. G. Hawlings; I'd lieu tenant, G. W. Wright; camp councilors F. O. r.eckenridge, S. H. Penham. I. K. Kelly; 1st sergeant, 1. K. Kelly: I'd sergeant, II. 1.. I 'ay; sergeant of guard, S. C. Veal; color sergeant, F. . Bcekonridge ; principal musician, Claire Vunk; chaplain. A. W. niackbtirn ; corporal guard. S. B. Penham ; camp guard, A. Am"-; picket guard, W. K. Hand. Accident at Itrowmi ill-. On the 21st inst. Carson Kemiig. a 17-year old l;oy working l-c .Mr. H. 11. Powell, northof I'.rownsviile jumped from a wagon as a (am was running away, and dislocated his right ankle, and broke tee leg between the ankle and knee. On the same day a farmer named P.ithers was in town with a cover ed hack, and the team ran away through town, and was caught down at the ford just liclow the bridge. No one was hurt but the hack was much damaged. Moved Their Stock. Wednesday the contractors on the Oregon Pacific moved their stock from the front five miles b- trumenlal ami I J0H' Aietiarua, wiiere mere is pas Ca!l on ihem I ture. There is some indication in ; this that the work ol pushing me road eastward will soon he com menced with such vigor as has never before been exhibited "ii i the line of this company. Work ! cannot lie commenced lor .-ev rai weeks yet, as there is a consider able amount of snow up in the mountains. Nearly Dronnpil in the ( anal. A little son o: Thomas llanseli, ag-d ahotit t-o years, was playing ou tin bank of the Santiam canal on Seventh street Thursday even ing, when it slipped into the stream and was rapidly carried down by the current. The child had drifted Hown about a block, when Archie Hammer, who happened to be passing, noticed it and sprang into the canal and pulled the l.ttle fellow out. He was almost drowned, and had the assistance come a few minutes later there would have been a very sorrow ml household in the little boy's home. ! s-- Appointed Mail wHghrr. u- Kj,an )i Eupne ,,as been appointed mail weigher on the E b ,,x, , i,,,, M.ivl(1,; xhe jol) asts atout one inonth. The object is to weigh the mail carried by the railroad companies one month and to use those figures to learn the approximate amount' carried in a vear, s the govern ment can have some basis on which to govern tbe letting of con tracts. tksviog Is seats st Visisak's. G. BEARPSLEY, GENERAL AGENT, Office on MEMORIAL DAY ARRANGEMENTS.! The 0. A. E. to Meet General Alger - Ihe Defct rn th! Hall Pail bv the W.R. C. At the regular mectin Vheison Post No. iG. A. eve:iin':', a committe.! of ments for Memorial Pay ! Me lt, last j mange- was ;lp- pointed to act in conjunction with ; alike committee from the Wo- men's relief Corps and also tioiu the Sons of Veterans. The joint Committees have been appointed as follows: Tost J. F. Whitincr. Kev. I. D. Fisher. -S. S. Train: belief Con. Mrs. M. J. Train. M?-. Thos. Honkins. Mrs. H. I'.. Vunk; Sons of Veterans '. W. Wrijht. F. ). P.reckinrid.-. I'. i:. Kellv. The adjutant "I the Post was in structed to invito lion. 11. P. Mil ler of Grant's Pass to deliver the ndd:vss on Memorial Pay. At the close oi the meeting ol tbe l.st ii number of the members ! fif the Women's Pelief Corp- asked for admission into the hall, and on being admitted Mrs. Elva Wo. id- in nnii!ii!! ." i!;e eoi i.-. i ri a few well chosen remarks i -ente! to .-liuvlle.1 the Post the note ;.! mortgage on the L;.!! to :14, which the at their meeting duri from the proceeds i chants' c;'inival. th lii.oiintir.g - ::ad paid the day, the mer- reli.'v'mg the hall from all incumbrance Several of the members of the Post responded with earnest thanks for tin-generous action, and a com-mito-e consisting of E. II. .Montau ye. S. S. Train and llev. I. P.. Fish er was appointed to draft suitable ros.ilutions of thank to be entered upon the minutes. It was decided that the P"st to the train t his morning at ' :.'; t. meet National Commander Al ger and wife and Mr-. John . Eogan. v. ie will arrive on the train. r.-lt.-l! Arc .lent At Uraniai I'Ht Yestenlav evening at alxiut 6:."o ! w bile l he crow d was waiting for; the train to ;t-'v.. .-. messenger! .ini'..".:-.-.-'i tnat a nuiii had just I be( m kiiied near the court bouse, j In a m-iuieiii, manv w illing hands I re .1 t-iaee. Where one the ii e! cne t he f- ir: II. :ic-M hori I e!" Mgh's that .-',( t'leir gae -a- he tor. lb. -m; h. i !.,;,n Ivhig -;:t -hed ;: fuli ienglb. v. ir!i hi- a-i bed ! S.lch an extent 1 hal hraln- were ooino on: and iid l;ir:.e poo!-. Coroiior W. I !a';i;a-.';i!i wa- iinm. di.itelv li-j-aich.-d the ' ty !.. Toe u:!;..it ( V..;..i. w!... w hi i. o- ,, i h.-l.-m. l:.l'" t.l V..1- hi V( 1 bv hi wa Irii ii. b. W. iling a load i'i ng at C and lYoiU wheels w.-i-.h: ! ih- !i .-d sevcial lutii!-' r ''. i ! 1. ! I r. i w ;L iV' r w r tl ll ;. -: iii'' n 1 l.e h e;: ililahei !-. he' i "lid the wagon, forced tin front i nd ii in t he air . t brow in .dr. rapo lrom his high seat, la iiig in front of the hind wheels, w hicii j a-'cd .'.iagoiially ov. r iii head, with t he fatai l esuli a-ai'..v stated, dying in-tantly. We be lieve the only eye v itne.-s W;is K. L. Cue. who stopped the t-:;m and gave ihe alarm.-- ant-' Pa-s 'oe.i-;. :-. !.il- of llrollier- I hat i l '.vomau -.i h:. was in Albany hit week searching foi hcr bl ot In ; and w au pii-k d i;j drunk on the stre.-t is heard from ai Eugce this time. She i-i still in search of the long lost brother and hails now from Pittsburg. Of her the Eugene Kegister says: '"A woman giving her name as Per silla Miller arrived in Eugene a few days a-.'o looking ! her nr. liner. . ii. iiunter. ne is ; bout -ixtv years 1 and says she I I - came from' Pittsburg. Penn". She '" li,t development ind working of savs her brother wrote fo her that "" anii.iiu mines owned by the In-was living ;i few- miles from ''ry Gulch Company, who employ Eugene and wanted her to come Mi MrCau-tland as con ubing en out, she is now unable to !ind uincei. Work will he resumed on him and no oite here seems to j know a man bv that name. If I there is such a man in this vicinity ' he should make himself know n.'' t iirloail of llnnnnas. v A novel shipment passed through Kn-iioton to-uay, an entire car load of bananas, grown in Cuba. It was made by the G. G. Liebhar.lt Commission Company, wholesale fruit and produce deal ers of Pcnver. Colo., and was in ' i barge of N. P.yberry, Mr. P.v berrv escorted a number of gentle men to the ear. ami generously loaded their pockets with the fruit, which was well preserved and trulv delicious. The bananas w ill be taken to Portland, and if the experiment. I'm-it i the firs! : and trial trip, proves succes-fnl. shipments from Cuba to the iSl'acitie Coast will be carried on If extensively. -ly'onian. -Pendleton Fast ( ire- Call at the office tor .lescripiivf folder ami convince yourself that these lots are tin- lie.t ) ODD FELLO XS CELEBEAIION. . j Programme f The Anniversary Exe cioe to Be H Ii To-Day. Following is the programme for the dd Fellows celebration to be held in thisc'ty to-.i,i : The procession n ill'f.iMn ;;t t!i,. h:l!i :H I CM. Ti.-'- Iiae of procession will ii.. from trie . 1". Tiinplc i:p i',.i rv street lo-lth. 4l!i t" l.yon. l.v..:i to First. First i i th.- Teniple u,v the Keb. cc.-'.n join ti:; i-i'.'-ii.li. tt,; n.-o to ti.eopi';:; l:ci: . lie,-e I lil' i'.llI.V. ii;g III -.i;;;:;; will be r; i; !.t. .1 . Musi. baud. I Ij.-I.ill I ). Prayer I hapiain I. F. I5;ak ensto. (ration Hon. !. C. George. lusic dale ouartctte, Kev. K. I R. l'richard. W. H. I.ee. C. W. i S,:i r V'ii !'or! !ni 11,-r. Keeitat I'm diss Helen Cr.iw- j ford. j "losing tide. ; Ut'ceptson committee J ! Ilackensio. Georye Ciuunber F i W ' W .. Keteinim. C. (.. If.iwlinvrs. C. T.-.t ed.ii.-, Ii. Ellis. 1 1. J. Peter--..!). T. .1. Mites, J. P. Guissan-lG. W. Wrigiit. The admission to the a:terii'..n exercises will be free. vr..!N a:i:ia is:.. ;oLrai;iiae for the The session will bens follows: Opening remark- .(. F. Paekeu sto. Male (Quartette Ptof. G. A. Young. C. IE Hart,.!. C. Littler, and C. W. Sears Hecitation Aliss Kose Trunilile. Solo "Pown Went McGintv" -C. H. Hart. Keniarks Hon. M. C. Geor e. Quartette Mrs. Chamber Mrs. Lee, Mr. Fort miller and mi. -,ii . Sears. Insiiuinental duet The Misses Malin. Pase so!i "A Hundred Fath oiiih Peel','' in low (' V. W. Sears. Kefreshinents. 1 he admission to the evening exercises will he 25 cents, j... frcshnients extra. I : n i 1 r o,i .1 V, Will lii-Ktn S:t.ll The l:i ari auxi.iti -a;, s; People iw it when work big depot. 1; is to be begun o on tie I "iii'.n '; oun-l and en ;! Hunt'.- suivevi lie road to 1 Ihe 1 1 111! i-.:e will h. .Mr. here within a week to begin opera! ions, and in t he dispatches will be found -"iiie information as to when the I "nil. n Pa-iiic will begin work "ii ihe soinid branch. Just when Work will be roiHl, tlCl'd bv til. T rm ina I t 'ompa tiy ..n t he I 'nion depot mid other permanent ter minal facilities, is not known for certain, but it w ill l-e begun sooner t ban manv imagine. Things are bci rmi ie. lo move in ibis s.cliiii iiaiin.ii.i. s Courier sav t vv e hear several ! the citleiis from the southern portion of the count v express t he iiim-Ivc ii; favor of raising sufficient means to have a preliminary surveys made from the head waters i.-i UogiH river lo ('resent ( it v. to asc-rrfiiti whether or ;;o -uci! a mule is feasible, or practicable fur a i-'.d-io;vl. This sounds .;:s:ne.-.' OIT r.ir tin- Mine-. Mr. E. I. M-Cau-ibn I, to-nig!,t for fahon i.i to in-p'.--l the workings ol ihe famous Cher i kee Hydraulic Mine- in the intei est of the Gold .Mouii a n and Pry Gulch .Mining Company of S.ilein. The Cherokee methods of work and economy !' water suntilv will '"' mtroiliii ed a" lar as practicable ''"' Hume as s ion as be returns. . . ''i v itn or.B.n. Geo. T. Millsof Cleveland, Ohio, and S. P.. JCmerson, of Vermont, are in this city, having come to Oregon on a tour of observation. Mr. Mills while her-' a yes r or more ago purchased some First street property, and he has found w hile he was absent his purchase out herein Oregon was doubling up his money for him in a most satisfactory manner. Both of these gentlemen -were pleased with Albany's evidences of pros perity and were delighted with Oregon. SriiilitiiiR fiuler Bare Polo. j Considerable attention whs at tracted yesterday to Pr. Kcy.len, j the veterinary "surgeon, who ap' i peared on ihe street in full Scotch t costume, bare legs gleaming under ; his plaid IM approved highland i.isi.njn. appearand ciicus for the small hoys. was a 'flie 1 nuiii rarific. lshe only line running two fast trjiins dailv from IV. rl hi n.l to ha. St. Paul. KansasCitv. Chicago : St. Ix.nis and all jioints "East and South. 1 liroiigh tickets on sale at the Union Pacific ottice, Broadal bin street. in-.l-cp.i rG rants , A GROWING CI 1Y OF OREGON. Albany Fast B com i g t e Bnatli g Metropolis o t e W llame te V ley. Fnder these hea.lliue the .-eauie i o.-i-i nteiiigeticer says: Albany is destined to be a' great raihvuy and bininos center. There :i'v new buildiug going up on all si. Ks. quite a number of i!S!iie; and p ilc ile. Id. ci;s .1 IT ' b, i'"e lieiiij erected bi iiig drau n for on I'aci'le Pad 1 1 "' b:.--. iliv;.-lc.l ov.r o : i .. 1 ih,. c'.t ; .. ; :d : ha' Ml . I .1.1-1, i h.:i ...r lis! . I .ii .1 r I 1 cij . ! i vin-r i'o, i ii,. : -aiue .f !." i,( I. '. Tliis syndicate , will at once commence widening ; the canal to double its capacity so ; as to meet the present demands i l..r water power, etc. The Oregon , Paeilic Kail road company are pre j paring plans, etc.. lor tlu-ir ma '. chine shops which are located here and also preparing plans for , a four-story hi irk block to be used ' I'm- their ollices, headquarters, etc. They are also preparing to erect a I tine four-storv hotel to cost not less than .lutl,HK. The general ' outlook and opinion of well in j formed persons is that the popu lation of Albany will double in ! the next vear. For Sj.i-inj; nix I Siiininrr. W. K. Graham, the t iilor, has just received anoile-r large invoice ; el e.egaiit pattens lor mens' suit- I i iugs and trms-rings ;or sriiiiuj ' 'wear. His stoi-k embraces a large' i line of the finest fabrics for men-.! . wear to be found an v where, lb ! employs skilled work, and is en- ! ahled to make ilii suits nromiitlv ! ami at a very moderate cost, fall I I.! ' . . . . . min rcc nn poiini' in:e. .11 11,11- " terns. ----- - fiuoil Invftmrnt. j A few reasons why the Goltra I'll'- nl, lili.,,, io il... ..l l,, ... I safe investtiiPiit nmnnd th.. ,-ifv .f i Albany. 1-t. P.ec.uise it is the i j closest addition platted to the citv. 1 I'd. Because it is at lea-! 15 fe"et I ! higher and is iuon sightly, and1 ; 'ouimaiids a heiter view of the city ! I ttian any otti(r addition. .'!.!. ie-' aits1 it is the onty addition il.at has ; prooo-ed motor line lo it. w!.-i li will he in ..p. ration w.thini ii ' days. ltd. 11. cause it is ihe only addition that has a public p.:ik lai I out in it. 51 it. P.ec.iuse i d! the business men who want to i n.;ke good invc-tments bin- in this addition. And la-t hii' not 'east i oec.iiisf every lot in this addition vviil . I. Mllile in value in the next '. I : days. 1'h's i ro. erly as jet is very . rea-ioiiahle in price and is sold on j tiie installii t plan. For piice- j e'e, call on P.ii khart A Malin. Money tit I nun. : We a re agents for the Minneapolis . National Puilding and bian Asso- ISyciation and can oiler extra en.hice- iTu tits io part cs w In w i.-h to ob- !am loans for building purposes or other purpo.-es vvilii real estate security. On this plan f gel t ing m mey i..r much be'.ti as i iat i.;,.- . ai -. ate! Mlddiii: than . a i-. : purposes it is 'her building matures in live i t In- 1'ios; sril .i: ! '.ctiunt: v. .1 .l.l.'le I t. vv :i i .! l.-.e i'eiy he.-.l loc.it! lis 111 propeMy can not price or local ion. toe r ity. I his ii - duplicate I in as it is situated in the very Im-aii- . enter of the city. Price, $7,000 We h.ivn a ;ood house and two splendid lo's. tin iVct front each, which ale situated in the very cen ter ol the ciy and w ithiu one block I" the stieet ra I way line. This piece of property cm be bad at a mi gain. Pi ice, .fi," Hi; part cash, balance on lime. P.fUKII vi:t A M.vi.iv. Agents. 1 Pr. Patton .mats snecesslully all i diseases ol women, and guarantees to cur.' all curanle pi ivate .liseases He has a sure remedy for catarrh of the head. He sleeps in his oiliee and answers city call- day r night. Consultation is free and everything is strictly coiilidential. He cm be found in his otlice in P.luinberg's block from ID to ll, 1 lo 4 and 7 to New embroideries, flouncing, lace flouncing in cotton and silk, black and cream. Laces in imita tion iHiint, also new designs in black and white lace, including ( Vandvck and Eiffel Tower. New urchifigs. Samuel E. Young. j Mattie E. Martin, of Portland. is prepared to give instructions in i all kinds "f oil painting at the J residence of Mr. Bent ley, corner of j Sixth sud Calapooia street. Tea anil Coder. r h ive a good sto' k ot line roast i collets and choice teas vv hi. h are j sold at very reasonable prices. ! Will he i .leased to show t.iem at Kenton, the cash any lime. F. L. grocer. Plan. Broadalbin Street, near First Mining Conipany Iucorirati(l. The Calipooia P.hte Kiver Mill I an. I Mining ('ompany, has liled ! articles of incori"iatioii in the I otlice of the secretary of state, ob- ject, to do a general mining liusj- uess ; principal place o leismess. North Prow n- ville : capital slock, SoiHI.I'lMI; W. !'.. P.lalich:i:d. I '. El id; and N. P.. t:i:i- :Hi!';ltolS. IT I t lo.les I .1 . .ell ll ! ci I i . Ii I' t ,.f .'..I .'V !r:i-e I. Will ' I ! J . Ill.l lie I).. It." It will now be in nrder fr Gov .rimr Penuov.-r t" notify tin em ploys in his a. mills at Portland that eight hours work a day will be sullicieiit hereafter, sine- the j.lat formofthe IVnnoyer party has incorporated such a plaiiK in i's declaration of principles. .lutl Itorrivrd. j A new line of sateens, challies, ' I seersuckers, chambri.-ks, silks, i (satins, plushes and ladi.s line j wors'ed .tress goo Is in the latest j ! sha les and novelties, parasol-hos ' , ere-, eur'.iins and spring goods in ! 1 endless vaiietv. Mv stock is now! complete m all .lepartments. I.adis j i are cordially invited to call and inspect ll:ese goods. G. W. Simpson. This is tiie time of vear when . i . . -. . i ait' young woman wnn a Coin j plexion makes vou conscious of it by walking around with her head mutiied up in a veil so that the jspilllg will. spring wind mav not reach it. nai .1 siuv j;oose rue is . 11 sne ,, ,.. . ,. . 11-1 :u.. ... .:. 1. n .1.. 1 ...til, niuii.i iu h.TI' I1LI Pftlll 111 j KMMi -on.lition. let her cast aside ',!, ,.,.; .,,,,1 i.,f , i, 1 j ...v. .., i.i.v. .v.. IIIV I, l.ll'l nun ' 1I1L., L' i .j il I .l on.. it, ,11111 cili 1 mgiii aim morning use Hubbard's Elegant lotion. men sue will have a . ( 'I'l''i'" f' he proud of. ' ' - . . 1,,rRM! toreU c make a specialty of ladies ""d misses line corsets and waists. We have a drive in a French sateen cornet nt. 75 cents. Extra g 'jd S vMt I t. I'. Y"l .SO. Elegant uew dining ears. Pull man palace and free family sleep ing cars run through on express t -aiits to 1 K-iiver. Mn ilia, iliutls, Kansas Citv. Si. I. Council i:is and Chicago, via. I'liimi Paeilic rail way. ('. G. Kawlings city ticket ritent. Pioad.ilbia slri-i't. Elegant Lotion. renders the -kin soft and beautiful. Elegant I.otion cures ch a.ie. btyids. P. Centetneri kid black and c. lored at Young's. We are always otr. rii bargains. You wan: b for tlfiu. gloves in amtiel 1". . g sp'-cril I..-.!; O f. :-i:s. r . ma!' I' .1... r A 11 Ladies.- !'.,liTov a Scarls sell j the Ludlow, if;;. Fine shoes in all . w id'.hs and styles. Try Lat.gi-'s new bakerv. ! ' Ina himiiiI kd.ir.l. ! At tl'.u !..;-..m .f the year to I u ii:i.ut a g.i.i.1 reluhle diHrrlinca j 'whim in the house, as craiupn, colic, h n rii.i'-:i agtl all intl.i mi;tti.i:i cf the i loniarli a:n) ar exejo bngly I laii'.'i-riHH if Hot attended t t im, One hottle ..f bKtKiS' 01 X ItKIK'KA . HALSAM will !o ninru goo;l in c.ikch I I this kind tlinn any otiier uit'ih'M.ii! iMenrtli. v e guarantee it. .... L. Ulackmau, dnigeiet. I "Our Own." a genuine kid glove, ; every pair warranted, al fi.5'1 kt i pair. This glove I have handle I j for live years and have tried many others, hut never have found any equal to them for tho price. iUtiinel E. Young. FINE PKESSEP CHICKENS AT A GARRET'S. ; I ' ; M FELLER I u. v. . How iu :. c n)(lT P p Lilvy it l'-Ldl W. CKoWOKK, BROS Builders. : Contractors and Office on First street with 'al- lace A Cusii k, real estate agents, Albany, Oregon. Estimates given Jon all kinds of buildingsorcarpen- ' ter work. All work intrusted to ! u will be promptly exeeutwd. i v lilMM.N S1H H I S. French keeps railroad lime. Foun'ain pens at Will s' .ikV. i Noii-mai;n'tic watches V. ii: .v i:"tl.kis ir Pal- I "III i-n -. mbvoi, i Uccxceii Si; rv and I :I'dri-u"3 j fancy go i-ls. V. V. ', M.-ns, iiii-s. s an 1 straw hat pt '.V. f. ! .'--n.i'-s. ! Ti:e Y. S. I . b. s,. are the best . lor sale mily W. F. Kead's. An invoice .:' new go-ni:- j receiv- .l ::t P.at --v Se;rls. ' Go I.. Augusius I.-agii sta j ar.d fancy gpu-erieri. j I bibhard s he;..!.ic;.. caps1: I are a :-,u:e cure. Tiy them. i !l ;V!t'g 15 C21t VH ."'USid.-IVi holidays :: Viereck's. i Good mon .in ! Have v.jli u J Hubbard's 1 eg;'.nt Lotion. t Try Hubbard's vanilla r ; leiiRUi extracts, thev are fine. i ! The celebrat.-d t,u;ker Ci'.v . whit-" shirt at Harrow s A Searis. i see the new novelties in limine- i ings and white goods at KeadV. ; io to Will t tark's for bargains in ' idies and gents gold watches. ! i Tin: new tarilT bill practically j admits sugar free of dutv. A lnrge and elegant line i f lad'es and gen'T ;;old watches -it Will a '. Stark's. Ifyouwantto buy good bread, cake and pies go to 1-ange's : bakerv. ' j ., - r- - 1, 1 - c, . ; IxiW in fair Pale lor Jlui. I 1 . -.' I 'ln ",k1 lr n"Jl1' i,,""lt I interest. i If VllH W-:-o :lthllie I'r.i . J i If vou watit a choice cun tea . K. iry my 40 cent tea in bulk. ' Pirownell. We have a very large stcc French and domestic s.it'.ee:.:- oi W. F. Head. Try Silver ijuarti r j.iug cut. A Splendid smoke. ;i;::-i:t- dealers keep it. Prescriptions a-, .j'-.u-. !v e,.:,.- t'OUn led lav I; ;;. Hubbard re--' : r. I ;.,b ... ;. ,. sixteen ei : e:.j.. :, ... . I i.lg:M'if d -1 i "; c ; ing Spct A P,.!c!:h: ..-:.".. , . .: . ed teas an i coMec-. Al' kieds of canned ;" . -ables and meats re-vv atid o. SpentVT i'i Plackbarn's. We have our new spring sto k . ; kid gloves, and tiie b-st value ev shown in Albany at W. F. Kea-Ps. Hubbard's elegant lotion is noi n face paint, but by it. use the most injurious lace paint is ren dered ha miles'. P.irf.s (!"-iii At:a iTtes, tic -a to - hi ing f n v . '-. i !: ( .: t 1. h i.i.-OIV ie-rs. l-'.irt miller add-- i a tine line lrvl: iav 1 C.illM'ts to th-..- stock : fvirniim e. wall ' pate r etc. O ir st.-k rn" staple and fancy j groceries is all nic and fresh and "I ihe best .juality. Spencer ; P.l.icsburn. Delicious dried beef, chipped to older, full cream chee-e, lunch longne, sar.iiues. ami a inn line I luu. ii go ids at Spencer A Black- burn's. The idiosyncrasies of mankind is a lngntful wonder. Thej- must have bargains. This is confirmed daily by the crowd seen at Conn A llendrirson. I I lo: tor low prices. .ro to oim i A Heiidricson for your groceries. crockery and glassware. We are not cranky, but will give you prices that will astonish the natives. W. B. Gilson has accepted the i agency of the San Francisco Chron- icle. It will be delivered to sub- K'libers at 15 cents per week, in eluding the Sunday issue. Leave orders From a his barber shop in : I ha j vo: e . vi j'.:st received a largo in . 1. -e curtains, ranging in price ;. .)in t i to v. per pair, scrim, curtain net, etc. Also a line of curtain poles and furniture eover- ng. .-amuel E. loune. i Those wishing screen door and vvindows should call on K. B. j Vunk, who will put them in com- ; plete on short notice. Simp on corner of Second and Ferry sireeis Tiie best place in Albany to buv ; shoes is at Barrows A Scarls. j Their stock is fresh, style the lat est and prices the lowest. Economical, cleanly and pi. a am to use, the very he-( -oap n, the market a. 'id oniv box Speiicer A ' V a itolla a BUi'Khu.u'a ; matcliUui Savon, A.-k for ir. ! f!200X1 to Wt... .- iii. n. y . .1 i te- rau- liKNi EPmIX, ihlll.-l TlloMCSO .Tk.V-y. n" : irs. KIMSEY, ii set of Al stract in Linn Cutintv" w I he only c..iniile Pooks. an ! Man u Fi: is mi: roc iiV ilOl'Si:. FtfI!iisin(.ss en!r'is Cite Will icepivc pr.ltlij ful a'tcn-ion. to uiy ) 1 caru- II Hi 1 .1 :v To ALBANY IS lioA-on the maiket and co.iipn.-e li large, level and beautiful build ins ).;!. The blocks have eight' lots to the block, each lot l-eing 110 by Ji'O bet. The streets are" 60 feet w ide wi: two lare avei ues, one of Kid i" et and tl.eotlu-r f 5(0 feet in wid' h. Th. r will mobablv Is a inot. r .i Ii ; ti 1 i:ne to this Kcr terms addition i efoiv long, of -ali api-lv to anv real cttate . . aut ,n ,,IC C:,-v- MMiird Wiircl ur I - to Ri-ii !'.- til ll-.iiX ii. i. ciie- h-i).-aa.l .1 :1 I . .ti ' l! laity - . -.I lifet'lR.; of i'. ic;;.-e a:i.i mk.-s u s,fc ciiioeu ..'esf.is. is. reiia.vet :nic"r. str .tel.. ci.l.-.r -i-m. n's.tinaer ml wt us, with nil paui ;r tho kmfe. 'Iealr.it iu.ii.es a sp.oi.ilty of tmt neut with tdeairi.'Siy. II '.s practi. ed in the Gern.i-.ti i rtiu-li ;i:: l English spita.". ( ail- r.itapi.y attended . day or tie.t. tii rn- tm : j t'COU WILL TO ALL." f"0T.ce ami rc:ili.ne; Ferry stroot. j betw.-ci 1'hinl l'..i-f.'i. A l-l'U. STOCK oi" SUip'e Groceries , (iliisswaw, uutfttc, FRESH BAKED P.KEAI) EVEUV DAY. At tl'.ie old rei!l.'c hraw i ;- to l. founJ a coinplrte as-orlim- tt f (r sli lunulv rronrlet, tn hit-1 il cnrstartlr M ttM all th eom ,l lai--cf trwr t n.d .ro vmions. nu.-b r. Cranberries, Fine Pickles. Dried Decf Chipped io order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and f.ut: . Eastern Buckwheat Hour. Canned Gnods cf Al: Kinds, Bohemian Glt-:-; :'. . ,'c, Thee -.- n w-.-ic I"" mi' - 1 L ti l. .1 . . . ; 1 mcti t Ms .. ....... .. ... . I. tiie .el .-iff. , . . , ! ; . .I,' : ,,' 11 ii Mar Bakery ! C ooD i : f t'r.'J Uau.' si.