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Newspaper Page TextIhitnitiiT .T'ltinnrul 1 RBfl 4 Year rProureit Palllis. s.srr sr Is Iks WMk. LM NllTflttll, Eslwrs anil I'uMUhtrs. isri a tl, jw. willed ui. Aiuauy t i aa eeoonii-claas mall matter. If IgCkUITION RATI'X rc y risr psr wok ... Z'.V ' " il, ptr moiiin ALBANY MOVES. forrtie lint t'lly of Ike Vallry. well tor the movement In the county, and U U given without anv Inflation. Local kkgoud The Mask IiAix.-Thc Mask Ball at ; Opera House was one of the any est .ent of the season. The decorations, to Ljrin with, were gay. It wan a gay crowd I iid everything conduced to make the vent lively. The music was furnished by .ink's orchestrn. There were sixty mask. besides other dancers, and a large Irowd of spectators. Many of the cos- bmes were attractive, some on account o1 iieir elegance, others because of their IceuiiiiriticB. There were Japs and Gyp ties, all kinds of queens, pages, dominoes, nborine eirls, clowns, kings, sportsmen, Lava Hers, dudes. Little Lord Fauntlcioy Iwas present, etc., too many for publication 1 to-days kmocut. The Mail Survick, Some mild ex ceptions have been made to the ciiticism s lin which the Democrat has indulged in regard to the miserable mall service to ivhich the people are treated. The De- Imocrat knows not what clerk is to blame, but we call attention to the fact that the I local mail made up for Albany between I Portland and Albany on 1 uesday evening I was carried by this office on south and brought back next morning. The Salem I lournal Is more irregular in its nrrlval here than the Daily New 1 ork World. Business Changes. D Guiss & Son I have 6otd their drug business In this city to Dr. I. W. Starr and Mr. Charles II. Cusick, bo'h popular citizens of Albany. The Democrat has enjoyed a very pleas ant business relationship with Guiss& Son but is clad to see them sneered ed by eo strong a firm. Mf. W. 8. Dcnham has sold his wire works factory, including the land, fo Haw. kins & Farrell and K. E. Allen for $8000, and they In turn have sold the Albany furniture store to Mr. uenham who will hereafter run that establishment. iS8y was a moving year for Albany, The tacts prove thi.. Not only has the real estate market been lively and upward; but the amount of building done has been very flattering We give the record as completely as we can get it, both In the amount of building and In real estate sales , the latter being as taken from the records, and are for the entire county of Linn. In Albany partic ularly a larte number of prominent sales have been for a nominal consideration, so that the figures do not do justice to the fucts; but they about treble those of i888- In the list of building improvements we have endeavored to give the figures with out the customary exaggeration of baom Ing cities. Though the showing Is good the outlook for i8yo far surpasses it. The number of new blocks will be several fold. They ill be larger and of more costly makeupi nd will have n race with the residences n that respect. Alhany is unquestionably the coining city of -the valley, and at the bginnin? of a new year ourcitizens should be united in pushing their interests forward. ror sate investment, noclty in the north west offeis ureater advantages. As mmh as possible keep your money at home, and unite youreUorts tor Albany, as in the past, it-t us take the lead in enterprise 1SS9 saw a street railway and a woolen mill, the actual cost of the latter, including machinery and fixturss, being almost $75,000. among other things, added to our institution. iet us make we record larger in 1890. liclow are some higures: January February March. April May June July August September. . . . October November. . . , December, . 111,047. 169,461. 105,192. 206,599. 38,859. Sv5w 79,269. HW.99 W.937 162,365, 164.939 Total $1,846,409 Tangent. HOME AM) ABltOAli Seedess oranges for sale at F L Kenton's. Quinces 75 cents per buthel at C E Brow ill's. Home mule mine meat at C E Brow- nells. Plenty of Oregon armies at O E Brow- nelli. Ladiaa all wool scarlet unH.tiiMr. 7; D tX B. B&hifls ChamoU mocetrvna it Barrows k Sosrls. Jhoiiio era 11 harries and sweet orAuus a C K lirowuells. Moreop It. A subscriber to the Dally Democrat Anting from Sweet Home un derdate of Dec 30th savs: "I wish to know why it Is that the Dally Democrat Is so Irregular In coming to thi office. 1 got your last Thursdays paper to-day It has been falling behind foi some time. There must be a screw loose somewhere." We think there must be great many screw loose judging by Irre gularities reported from all quarters. We t-ball attempt to hnd out what the matter is between here and Sweet Home. A Beautiful Hall. One of the hand somesl. if not the handsomest, hall In the valley. Is the new hall in the Masonic Temple. Gill & Son have just completed decorating and frescoing it, and It presents a superb appearance. It will be carpeted with a beautiful Brussells. Three crouns 01 electric lights, lour in a group, will lurni&h the hi; Ms- I hey are very elegant ly set. When the furnishings ore placed the hall will be one worth gazing at. The adioinimr rooms will be furnished in keen ing with the hall. A p.-otracted meeting is being held un iler the able management of Rev Howard Mr Henry Jackson is quite sick with jung fever. The people of Tangent and vicinity gave Rev Howard a very pleasant surprise on Chrstftmas eve. A donation party. A K Bryan has disposed of hU Holstein itock. The spoilsmen of this vicinity held a shooting match last week under the man agenicnt of C Srott and V Hulburt. We saw the familiar face of Mr Bond of Ilalsey at church on Sabbath. oOine 01 the a 0 scholars think when they pay for anything thev should have it some ot the L-orvaliU college students are visiting In Tangent during the holi days. From the appearance of things a certain young man not living far from Tangent and a certain young lady not living so tar away are likely to be united In hoiy bonds ot matrimony In the n?ar Hit u re. is 1 pending the W.OCK5, CUCRC'HAS, FACTORIES, ETC. Woolen Mills brick $75.oo Masonic Temple, brick, 15.000 Blumburg Block, brick, 13.000 ce works 10,000 Planing Mill, Cox A Hoberg, 6,000 iniversalist Church, 3o Vance, Warehouse, brick, 2,500 H. Cranor, 2 Chinese stores, 2,500 hssig, store, 1.5 Smith & Johnson, Market, benders, 3 brisks, Langdon, Simpscn, Hochsetdler, and La forest, como. Darn,. Total IMPROVEMENTS, TO. Street Railway, , Increase Electric Lights Water Works 6,000 Residences, V, E. Wolverton, Dr. Linn County. In many respects the banner county of Oregon is Linn. Its location, the versatility of its resources, its climate and Its people, all conduce to make it a prosperous, leading county. Its railroad and water facilities also bring to it the attention of the public. With three railroads running through it and another into it, It takes the lead In Oregon as a railroad county and that means much for U inhabitants. It has rich agricultural ands for wheat raising, fruit culture, and general farming, and as well itposesses stock land and an unsurpassed mineral belt that is attracting attention, rich in $133,900 1 gold, silver, coal, etc. The makeup of Us cities and villages Is remarkably good $12,000 I Growing Albany as the county seat, with 15,0001 )ier new industries; Lebanon, a iplendi d business center, with a paper mill building and real estate prices, increasing ; Browns 400 2,500 2,500 M anion and others 20,000 Linn County Bank 4,000 vllle, with a splendidly managed Woolen Sewers, Streets, etc o.ooo mUand progressive citizens and fine rail Darns ,ww ilarrv Wo-kHii, of Portland, the holidays in Alhany. For detitr.Mtry try l)r Wagenuer over Liuii Louiity Hank. Mr Cnarh-a Moi.ttith, and AUx Frazer of Spokane rails are in the city. An assortment of lilirnrv In 111 mi nra heinc Hered cheap at C v Browm-lls. Low prices aro what counts and C E rownelU U the place to gut them. Suitor kraut. Hidden. niMilawl niita feet and everything nice at C fc Browoolla. New England condtiittd mind moat at F Kenton', at 15 cents a package. Ak to see our Railroad EnerinAer alms. just leceived at Barrows & Saarla. The Sautiam Lumber Co. whose nrineinal yards are in this city, will open branch yards at Corvalh. Barrows & Starls havn lust rnn.iv.il e iuvoicecf lsdies fine thnen from George W Jew Suliscrtbers tn the Ymithiftfininnninn for 181)0 will revive tlio paper frco the re- niainuer 01 ir.13 year. 1'rice 1.75. r. h. Kentouf ageut. Sub.crintiota foi all the WHno new. papcra and magazines received by K L Rea ton, near the Poatoffiee. All ordera for- warilcil without delay. to to l'uiiley k Fi.h for ycur job prinl- inn. 1 hey do any and all kinds of work in the pliahing and job printing lino. Quick wur anu tew priees. I im, the Celestial who u-nnf. tn Phin . oout a year ago has returned to Albany where . ia resided for so many years, be ing col .led with the Monteith mills for a long time. New carpets iu the latest colors and de signs, oils cloths, linolium and window shades just rectired at A B Mellwaia'a. Parties wishing goods in the honsa furnish ing line will do woll to cell, aa h.hade another sweeping reduction and will sare you at least ten per cent in all these goads. The Knox Butte Granrre have electa 1 the following officers: Master, Mart Miller; Overseer, Eugene Fi-her; Lecturer, M H lids, steward, J Archibald; Asst steward, H Jordan; Chaplain. Brioe Wallace: Treas urer, Sam Conn; Seoretarv, Annie Wilds; Gato keeper, Elmer Conn; Ceres, Hester Austin; Pomona, Mattie allaoe. Flore, uiara iiaight; Lilly assistant, Awilda Archi bald. . Other Improvements io,euo Total $86,ock ItESIDLNCES. George Hochstcdler $ 6,oo L.. rl. Aiontanye j.500 II. Cranor . i.5co 1,000 600 2,000 too 500 3,500 4,000 l.JOO i.5o 1,000 3100 1,200 900 2,000 3,500 Mra. Hand Mrs. Ostcrhuodt II. Tarwell P. Y. Duncan John Morgan Shermnn Thompson. James Klkins L. M. Curl I. N. Smith W. A. Cox I. Keam A. W. McLane II. Settlciuire Straudcr Froman... Edward Zevss . amnual AIeetimu Ihe annual meet Ing of Ihe Albany Farmers and Mechanti Ins Co was held this afternoon. The re port of the secretary showed ihe gross business of the year to be about 100,000, and the losses nlad cc.ooo mostly Washing ton fires. The net irain Ml nvrr tilimn The report was un to the filrsi of the Uec and shows a laroe w businesss of the office. 1 he election for directors was nroceedlmr as we went to press. W. S. Uenham. I,8oo A. B. Woodin, Ihree, 3,700 G. 8. Rovce ',5l Mrs, V. ft. Cannon, two, 1,600 Oubrtiille & Klein, three, sjW Il.Crowder 3,200 Chas. Crowder, two i,800 Dr. J. P. Wallace, fire 4,000 O. P. Dannals ,000 W. E. Baker 1,800 Mrs. Urldgeford : 3,s00 Mr. Underwood ,oe Too Much Snw. The Oregon Pacific coniractom have been obliged to quit work for the present on account of deep snow, Most of the men will winter at Albany. Work will be resumed just as soon as the weather permits. Saf.km.TIi j Salem Statesman in a finely gotten up ew Years edition shows the progress of thi capital city off to fine advantaje. It c'alms for building Im provements $555 63O for the year 18S9 and f ?i! 3-341 tor,h-real e',a,e transactions in the county. A good showing. Why Not Get your wife, daughter, son, slater brother or friend a lot in .storU for a holiday present ? Before another merrv 1 j.tma' rol,s aro"nl " gift would giaaden the heart of the recipient o'er and 'r again. ApptE.A ear load of worm'ess ap. pies Ji,,t received at La F.reat & Thomp son s, finest in the market Thesr Dreary Days l.ook for snaps. You can double vour money in a short time by buying "acre property In the port city of the Northwest. For a Short Time The O. L. Co. will mak? a specialty oi acre property in Astoria. Biccest Yet 10,000 rolls of wall p er, latest varieties, finest decorations just t Kurtm iile r& Irving' 3,000 l,00 800 Geo. H. Warren 1,700 Ai Savior Mrs. Logan Jan, Ellison K. Shultz... H. R. Shulti. 1.4' 500 600 W. Mead I.0 Rev. Stewart .000 U.F.Merrill 3.000 Geo. Acheson 600 D. B. Monteith ..S00 Judge Blackburn 1,600 Wm. Emerlck .C00 L. West a.000 Mrs. McFarland, two S. W. Ross John Brlggs W. R. Graham M. Peery J. W. Stahl T. Rhodes E. F. Truax Jas. Berwick .'00 .tloses Mulier D. C. Schell Mrs. Murray, two E. E. Goff Mr. Lord M. W. Crowder. three J.JB. Hughes U. B. Skinner Geo. Baird W. E McPherson A. Wolverton Mr. Davis Mr.Gallg.y A. E. Bloo'm Ins. Stewart... K : .1 n Cnnru-r .4K John Jones , s,l Mr. Rullner '.J00 Mr. Rutherford "OO 54 others, by actual count it,X ,00 1,800 1,500 1-500 1,300 700 700 1,000 3,000 1,400 1,600 1,100 3,500 1,000 1,200 1,000 1,000 00 6110 600 00 1.500 Total, 137; value iS4-00 SUMMARY. Blocks, etc., 1 133.900 I.nprovemen.i 8j,000 Residences 154-900 road prospects; Harrisburg' and Halsey with some solid business men and increas, ing growth; Sodaville and Waterloo, with their health giving mineral waters; bele, with her rushing, enterprising citizens, building motor lines, etc. Sweet Home with her sweet surroundings and generous citizens; bhedd with her splendid environ ments; Millers, Tallman, Spicer, Munkers Kingston, Lyons, Gates, Jordan, etc. wun their divers Interests The people of every part of Linn county need have no fear. They will go ahead together. The whole county is upward bound. Prizes Drawn. At the drawing of prizes at Thompson & LaForests this af ternoon, the following drew prizes: P. J. Laporte, dinner set; R. R. Crosby, t. Kace, Airs. K. u. Hill ana Jolin lmdii each drew u tea set. A man in the city to-day from the front showed the Democrat a genuine brauch of mistletoe, which he informs us 1 quite common there. A beautiful tree, CLEARANCE BALK t'Ott 10 BAYS At Barrows and Searls. Including all men's leather boots and lioes in stock, alio a lar-a amount of wc men's, misses' ami childreu's shoes. Men's clf lined mltt.os nt 73c. All ladies cloala at cost. They must go. We mean bnsinots, Barrows oV Skirls, b. . IT . . ... riAivo 1 mxa. rarites desiring pianos tuned should call on Prof. D, Van Horn, the old and lellabla tuner. Prof Van Horn has tuned pianos in Albany for miiiiy years anil nis work in tilts city llnl versally speaks of his skill as a tuner, ac quired first by years ol experience in 1 pianoforte factorv. He has no equal in the valley. Leave orders at Will Link's. and do r.ot buv a ninno or orpan without consulting hlai, thus being sure of secur- ngoniy nri i-oi.-iss Instruments. LPs and Dowxs. Some of the princi pal ups and dawns In buMne.s life Is to keep quality up and prices tlo-.vu. Tills ii being done very successfully at LaForest & Thompson's.and those dinner sets to be distributed among our customers Jan. is is creaung no nine interest as well as ou prices. The Oregon Land Co. Astoria property for sale. has all kinds of R SALE, A new nuiich cow, S. uuioo, uijj-in, yrnrs OIO,ana R UUfJ almost new, oflice. For particulars call at this Corner of 2nd and Forry St.. Albany, Orogon 1 have sold a!l the negatlvus made by L W Clark and those made by myself up to a recent date.and all my patrons of thi past will find me prepared to make them etter work than before, with new back' grounds, accessories and nv novelties 1 photo wcrk that are very odd and artistic in design. Mothers vour babies snail re ceive special attention. I do enlargln work at my studio, (do not send it to San Fransisco or East.) In oll.crnvon, India ink, etc. I also do Bromide work when order ed. Orders left for view work will be fill td by first-class workmen. Center Tables A large and elegant shipment of center tables, in new deslgnes finest stock In the valley, just received Fsjrtmiller Irvines. Keep Your Eye on E. G. BEARDSLEY'S Column. $100,000. To loan on real estate In sums to suit at eight (S) per cent per trj.am, ALBANY PROPERTY. Bio Bargain 160 acres of land for $1100. The property is partially improved having a house and some loose dressed lumber on the place. The '.and is all ca pable of cultivation and the soil is verv rich. Fine spring of water and plenty of pole timber on the place. This must be sold and Is a rare bargain at the above price. Call for full particulars. One of the best 40 acre farms in this section of the country, not a foot of poor land on the place. Is especially adapted for fruit and is situated convenient to the city. Price low and terms easy. This is a speciul bargain for a few days only. Cheap lots in Ilackleman's first, second. third and fourth additions, in Maston and Chamberlain's addition, in Fair Dale addi tion, in lirvant's addition and in the Gol tra Park addition. Choice resident lots, both improved and unlmproved,and some bargains In business property. Farm property nt all prices ter.r.s. n n.y Tho Pride of Albany soap by far the best laundry soap 111 tho market contains no irosen. Try it and you will luse no other. For sale only by U. V. .iiKUWJNKLL. Dcn't Sleet By the fire, but buy an acre in th com 'ng great sea port of the Northwest. nolden's Ethereal Cough Syrop. Aa infallible remedy for the eure of eonghs, asthats. oatarrb. broachitic, whoep og coaghs,and affaosions of the throat and vngo. Thesncocss and immsBsa demand or this popnlar preparation fer the last hlrty years is unparalleled. Large sise, 1.01. sraiU 9) esnti. Fo- s ale by H C Hubbard, druggist. Tdtiie Ladies Oxlt. I am n.v.ire pared to do all kinds of stamping, an have over two thousand designs to choose from. Also keep a nice line of embroid ery materials, such as arrasenes, crewels, No. 1 and 3 embroidery chenilles, princess chenilles, etc., etc., and the finest pom pons, tassels, crescents, cords plushes, felts and fancy work materials ever In the city. Zephyr-is going at 5 cent an ounce. Miss Minnie CoTwell has charge of this depart ment, and has had several years experi ence In all kinds of ancy work and stamp ing. G.'W. Simpson, Albany, Oregon. Ten Days Only. Ho, ve business men, listen to the voice of the most con servative and successful men of our town. Buy an acre of land In Albany's addition to Astoria, which to-day costs you less than $35 per lot and which will double in value less than one year. Now don't be a gump but buy it now. For further Infer, mation inquire of the Oreook Land Company. The Place To et Them. For bir gjiae In shoes go to A B Mclwalns. lie sells A J Johnson's French kid shecs, (as geod as made) at $3. 0, Curacoa kiJ shees (same brand) $2.50, Craln leather, aad other brands that defy competition. Also a large stock of mens beots & shoses which will be sold at prices never knevvn before. Stall Fed Geese. We have on hand a fine lot of stall fed geese. Cat) eorlyani oredr one for your New Years dlnner'.aNo our usual as wtment of fruits and vegeta bles. WlLLAMFTTE PACKING CO. Total ; I374.WO J Real Estate Sales. Following is the record of real estate ,a!es for the year 1SS, one that speaks Kid Gloves. I have just received an Invoice of the celebrated P. Centemeri kid gloves In black and colored. These with the other brands I handle, Foster genuine hook andTOur Own brand,makcs an assortment that any lady can be suited in prices and quality. These are all first class goods and warranted as represented. Sami-il E. Yovxo. JAMES P. MEAD, Attorney at LawandTitle Eiaminer, ALBANY OREGON. Will practice in all the courts of tbe State. Abstracts of Title furnished short notice- Ten years experience. ASTORIA PROPERTY. I have obtained a few more lots in the North Addition which will be sold at $65 each on the installment plan. It 'will pay you to oall and see how this addition is I. oatsd before buying a lot three miles further out. Expect to bare some other addition property to sell in a few days. Astoria has unqusstiooably the brightest prospects of any town in the north west to day aad uujers iu real estate wno get in on the ground floor will roapfromtho harvest that is surely in store for the city by the sea. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Insurance Broker f and Notary Public, Broadalbin St., Albany, Or.1? F L.KKNTON DEALER UsT- TTtOR SALE.- A No 1 milliner stock r In an A k'o 1 location Id the thiivinu city of Albans-, Low rente and snlendid rooms. For particulars address Firm, P O Bex t Albany Or, MONF.Y1 CHEAP MONEY. We have made arrangements to supply money to all on long time at low rates of interest on Improved f irms and city prop erty. Thsce who contemplaies building brick blocks or good brick business houses can get money, dee us. Wallace & Cusick. Watches, Watches, Springfield watches, Hampton watches, Seth Thomas watches, Automatic watches, at F. M. FRENCH'S, The Jeweler. Choice Caisdy, fets Frail, etc. CIGARS AND TOBACCO NEARITHE POST OFFICE ALBANY, OREGON m, Albany, Oregon Johnny will have to get his pun supplied with telescope sights and do some tall shooting 'ere he strikes a better stove for solid comfort than the Jew el. This stovo is a real beauty and is constructed on the latest improved principles. Sold only by MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. FURNITURE. Yoa want lb best anil most durable furntnretlist U manufactured In theltj g Thomas Brink.