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ALBANY. OR., FRIDAY, MARCH , 1890.
"SO C1
ETin Tinai Avor's Sar?niarjna dol
lar a home worth flvo dollar! o( ajiy man'j
inonoy. either as a Tome or iiioou-punner,
Avers sarsagnnuii im w vhwh i
Ir. James TI. stone. Tappan. Ohio, says :
" I Know il no alterative that ctt-ss so much
satisfaction as Aftf's SarsaparUla."
Ayer's Sarsaparllla,
Prep.red by Dr..I. C. Ay.r fcCo., Lowell, Usu.
nice H sis bottles, ii. Worth 5 a bottle.
II.
Sipsoii
Has just received his Spring stock of
Clothin
R. F. So
C. H. Stewart, So
Albany
IRONWORKS
Manufacturers of
TEAM ENGINES GRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON FRONTS
AKO ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
AND LICK WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
-special attention ld o nairlng
as of maohlner
Patterns Made on Short Notice.
Embracing a fine lino of suits, which will be sold
at bottom prices.
In order to make room for new goods will sell his
large stock of Notions, etc., at
A . Great Reduction.
The best place in Albany for bargains.
Carpet Depart nieiit.
1 have added about two thousand
dollars worth of carpets to my
stock this spring. Ne styles In
3 ply ingrain tapestry and body
Brussels; also hall And stair to
match, rugs, cocoa and nnpler
matting, hemp carpet c.tlna mat
ting, etc. I have also connected
with my carpet department, lace
curtains and curtain nets, portlers,
window shades, wall paper, lln
oleum, and floor oil cloths. I
hare and am receiving the largest
and besi assorted stock in these
lines of any house this side of
Portland, These goods are all
on the second floor, where I have
them arranged so that buyers
have very little trouble in select
ing what they want. 1'lenty of
room and light. Thos. Montelth
has charge of this department
and will take pleasure In showing
the goods at anv time,
Samuel E. Youna,
M'MOPKATIC STaTE CONVENTION.
The democratic central committee for the
state of Oregon, assembled at Salem on the
19th day of March, 1S90, bas appointed Port
land as the place and Thursday, the 24th day
of April, 1S90, at the hour of 1 1 o'clock in the
forenoon, as the time for holding a convention
for the democratic party of the state of Oregon
for the purpose of nomiuating candidates for
the offices of congressman, governor, judge of
the supreme court, secretary of state, treaurer
superintendent of public instruction, state print
er, and district officers to be voted for at the
approaching June election, and to transact
such further business as may properly come be
fore the convention. Th: representation will
consist of 193 delegates, apportioned among
the several counties of the state as follows:
Baker 5 Clatiop
Clackamas Hcnton 7
Columbia 3 Coos
Crook S Curry
lViiiolrid 1 Gilliam A
Albaat Marble and Granite Works.Hav- r.mnt A I l!ll-TitV 2
iug lately purchaord the stock of S A. ttirgs I jackson g Josephine 4
and G W Harris, we shall be pleased to Klamath 3 Lake 3
snow designs ana give pnoes to all intend-1 Lane 9 Linn 11
,.,,...,... mini ..u...rjra iUll 3 Marion IO
andpnoesaslowas anyfor first-elasswork. Morrow 6 Multnomah 25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Crevasse Widening.
VicKsnuRa, Miss., March 30. The
crevasses at Raleigh, La., and Offutt's
.Mis., are uieiy to attect seriously rail
roads In their respective vicinities. Offutt's
crevasse is now 500 feet wide, and unless
closed very soon the crevasse will flood a
large portion of Washington, Sharklcy an d
Issaqutna couiuies,the garden of the Yazo o
delta, covering Immense area.
Blair Bill Defeated.
Washington, March 20 The third read
ing of the Blair educational bill was defeated
n the senate, by 37 to 31.
The senate proceeded to vote on the third
reading and engrossment of the bill. When
ihe vote was concluded and it was known ii
had resulted against the bill, Blair changed his
vote from aye to uo, so as to make a motion to
reconsider. The result was announced, yeas
31, nays 37,
Conrad Haver,
PROPKlBT"jl OK
STAR BAKERY
Corner Broadalbin anil First Sta.,
.DEALER IN
'lulled Frusta,
dlasvsws're,
Srten Fruit.
Tobneco,
lunar,
Cofloe.
Etc,,
Cannfil Meats,
Qaeennwans
reset tiles,
Cigar,
Tea.
Etc.,
" .s-ot everything that 1 kept tn a (ten
Ki variety and grocer;' ore. Hlgherf
a rkst (trie raid tor
AIL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Visit as before purchasing elsewhere.
EOAW & ACUI80!T
next door to Democrat office) Albany, Or.
leading Photographers Albany Oregon.
Matthews & Washburn,
Albany,
Oregon,
Hardware,Stoves andTinwai'e.
We hit hard. If you want prices hit hard on
builders hardware, carpenter tools, pumps, stoves,
ranges, tinware and plumbing. Give us a call in
the Tweedale Block, Albany, Or.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN
THE LEADER. THE LEADER
G.W.SMITH,
THE
1.V r . mean s--.ll on
ukti to ,W Fx-, fr vow
Grocer.1 es,
Proauca, Eaiai Goods, Etc. Etc.
Tleir vj-hjAm are rue hwt and their pnii
1 seasonal;.
To All Whom It May Concern.
The Gennanla Fire Insurance Co of
New York, having reinsured Its entire
business in the State of Oregon, said com-
oanv fhavinir nn ArnrvAt with the Stale
Treasurer, $50,000.) hereby give notice of
Its discontinuance sf buainess In Ore
son, and its intention of withdrawing its
deposit now with the State Treasurer at
the expiration of the, six months printod
etice required Oy law
Germanic Fire Insurance !Co orS. Y
Hugh Schumann, Vice President.
Dec:.h 18S9
Delmonica Restauranl,
SJORSTXR riRST ANs ELLSWORTH ST.
The undersigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant stand has opened
under the above na ne a first-class restaa-
raot. We are prepsred to furnish meals
for partis or dances on shirt notice. Oys
ters served 10 every tyi, eastern or eeast;
mil kinds of fish knowa in the market.
Erployonly firs-olas Jelp, and waiting
will be prompt and courteous. Regular
meals 25 ets. offe of flrst-olssa nnalit
and a enp of awfTee and cake at from 0 to 10
eta. i am well known in this eity and -
tjassrc tn turns to give me a sail.
AM 0E1S, PreprisMt.
-ALBAKT-
perior."- "Argand," "Garland5'
SrOVES AND RANGES.
Fire biois.
Warran t e cl
for
15 years. All
sizes aa
sfcyl83.
7
The World'o
best. More
than hun
dred 7 hun
dred differ
ent sty ?es
co ok s and
heaters
Roofing, Job Work, Plumbing,.
Eave Trough. Range 3oil9r3
Conductor Pumps.
Zaches & Son,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
FINE FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WOOLENS.
Polk 6 Sherman 2
Tillamook 2 Umatilla 10
Union 7 Wallowa 4
Wasco 6 Washington 6
1 amtmU 7
We invite all American cituens without dis
tinction, of calling or political preference who
are weary of paying tweet wrought tribute to
conscienceless monopolies, to etiulate the ex
ample of their fellows who have so emphatical
ly expressed thems rives at the polls at the re
cent elections in Massachusetts, Ohio, and Iowa
and win in Kansas announce thier intention
to take the same stand, to unite with us in a
determined effort to re establish our national
merchant marine, to strike off the fetters
We have bought all thenegatives made by
L W Dark and W H Greenwood np to Nov
15th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of na at reduced rates. We have
also about 18.000 ueuattvej made hv our-
)traa Irnm urhiVh A it nil Aatm ftati halt af
Hkerstot. We carry the ouly full line ef our suffering factories and to relieve the gr"t
views (if this state and do enlarged work at I nrmv of consumers from the burdens of a tax
lowest ntei lor first class work. We shall be which 01presses lh,ra grevi0usly and profits
blook, nextdoof to Masonic Temple. t'm nothing, and to rebuke the party wlich
. now announces not only that the I ody politic
Center Tables. A large and elegant I of this country shall make brick, but that they
shipment of center tables, in new designes maite them w thout straw.
finest stock in the valley, jusl receive d
roTtmiiler irvingt.
A Nbw Discovery- Hubbard's Head
ache Capsules. They are a positive cure
and nil a long ten want.
Sfrkadik Out -Mr. Julius Gradwohl
beaidea his larre crockery stock will now
keep on hand a splendid line of groceries
of ail kinds, giving ourcltiaens many ad
vantage they will be glad to tccure. He
will make the prices so reasoaable that
our citizens will have an object In calling
onhlm for fu st -clans groceries. The regular
market price will he paid for all kinds of
produce. Give him a call.
A Bush,
Cha'rman,
Etbertiul Vouxh Syrup.
Persons suffering from the prevailing
cold will do well to try Ilolden's Ethereal
Cough Syrup. It is an excellent retnedv
and has been used by hundred of persona
in this city who will join in commending
it to their friends. Stockton Independent.
Larue size $i, small 50 cents. For sale by
H C Hubbard, druggist.
This Trade Matk on a sttive
means it is th best thi -peiicnce
and skill can con
trive. Sold nly by Li. W,
Smith.
A Shakp 1tm The finest line of cut
cry and shears In the city at Stewart &
Sox . Their ods are the very best aod
will stand the test.
ItncklrnVJ Vrulrit tSulvt'.
The beitSvl-'O in ths w rl-l f ir (u,Tlfii4j,M r-
Irk-eM, SHrt!iirn, Five. htm, T Uir, C"ij.l
hU-IS OiilMntti. (J irn, ami all S cn Krnotion, mij
imitiv1yjncrj i- .-. nr., I. It i truir-
l. Frtiw HJ UM wr iHx. ror v.: vg roMi.7 uu
A Vt'aman'n Dlwovery.
M,Vti-.thirwontorf il JNnirory nti bc.n nui
anl that tm iv lii'ly In Ir. enntyr'D'iwMa f
tenwl '.tn r-hiMhu n n li ir in I tr tttwi vnir shu
williit-nid its siuvarCKt Ustn, bat hr viwl orituu were
uii(larininel mn I doth w nto hdminttnt, Pir three
miiMtw eliee-mihefl .iieu-ea-'ily i.l 'I not eloi,
H.te Vrwht o -n a ii-ji: -f ii K!-i" V Dinouv
m tr C .rinnm?h ' t ww fiKie'i roflt-f-d on
tliihaf flrit dwe tnl ehe (t all it Jit anl wltn
out) Iftttli; haltrn miiaenVtUity f?ti ei. Ilr name
itiUn Lirtti-r L'ljii." Thoi wiftre W tJ Hamrtolt anl
Co , of Stfclby, 19 C.- 0t fe (nwl borttp at Fo
shaj and ItofXfH Drag HUire t
S mke the oftlflhratnj1 liwana filled ei
Har, mMiMfaotiirod at Juliue .Ioeph a cigw
factory. Only 5 c?Dt-a.
Kw eream elieen just iroivd at CH.wd
Mcyort.
City Drug Store.
Stand i Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealeri in
drugs, ' medicincB and
chmicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfumery, school and ar
tists supplies. Physician's
prescriptions, accurately
ompounded.
Horsemen !
Get P.isle ft Fish to print four horse
bills foe tbe eooitne; aeeaoa. The? hat U
beet material and more style to select frees
than anv other 8m. Lowest arise I Seat
work I Sm them m I
Suitings That Suit Mi iV R Gra
ham, the tailor, has just received the
Hrgest anil finest lot of suitings ever
.i-uifht to Albany, to which he wishes
lie men of Linn cunnty and vicinity to call
ind examine thcin end judge for them-
sel es. They consist of an elegant line of
Imported goods, of the liest quality, In
eluding several new designs never before
brought here. A more popular line ot
fabrics It would he dillicult to secure, and
those wishing suits, or parts of sulls made
up in the latest style will do well to give
hitn a call.
A New Department Fortmlllur &
Irving have addcJ another department to
their large nnd elegant furniture store,
being one for carpets, ir.atting, linoleum
and oil sloths. They have a line stock of
these gools. -elected for the market, and
hose desiring anvtning in me line siimnu
call and see their well selected slock. I hey
nil! keen the atesl natternsiu these cooiU
as In everything else and sell nt reasonable
prices.
Two ITouira.
Wist Pork, Conn., March 30. Annie
Lowerr and Mary McDennott, two young
women employed In Lee's cotton factory,
last evening fought a stand-up fight with
bare knuckles in an old building. The
ngni was me outcome of a quarrel over a
young man. Neither side had much the
advantage until Miss l.owery landed a
stunning blow on Miss McDermott's nose,
winch settiea tne ottair. .
Dak Blsnsarck.
Dkhlin, Match 20. A special edition of tbe
Deichs Anziger contains an imperial rescript
cordially thanking Bismarck for his services,
and appointing him Duke of Lauenburg. col
onel general of cavalry and Held marshal, also
appointing Count Herbert Bismarck ad interim
minister of foreign atlairs, and Oeneral von
Oprivi chancellor and president of the Prus
sian ministry.
Very Important
Baltimore, March 30. President Har
rison and other gentlemen had a fine day's
sport nt duck shooting In the vicinity of
Uengles. The president will carry home
several pairs of fowls.
Thronah Tralna,
San Francisco, Match 20. Manager Koe.
hion of the Oregon lines of the Southern Paci
dc Company's systems, has notified the rail
road ollicisls or this ctty that the train which
will leave San Francisco next Monday night
for Portland will go thtough without change.
Railroad authorities express the opinion that
there will be no more trouble on the Oregon
line this season.
raid tne fare,
Mouile, Ala., March 20, On a l-eui.-vdls
& Nashville train this afternoon Jake D iniels,
colored, refused to pay his fare, and when the
conouctor tried to eject him from the nam
Daniels shot him in the breast. The conduc
tor then fired five shots into the negro and
stohlied him with a pocket kn'fe, killing him.
The conductor was not seriously wounded.
Hnlem Bulls.
Salf.m. March 10, The machinery for
SaUm's electric street car line commenced ar
riving to lay. and it will not lie long tefbre
the line uill be completed and cais running.
Km Glovrs. 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 and Our Own brand.makes
an assortment that any lady can be suited
In prices and quality. These are all first
class goods and warranted as represented
Samuel E. Young.
Delayed Woolens. Zaches & Sn
merchant tailors and drapers, opposite
Post Office, have received r.otlce that the
io Imifb shipments of uroolcns consigned
to them are soon to arrive. It will be to
rour Interest and advantage to examine
ihlr stock before ourchasina.asthey nntl
cipate the largest and finest grade olspilng
and summer goods in foreign and dnmcs-
c delicacies ever Drought to AiDany.
Dr. M. H. KUia, physteian and nrgeon
ylbany, Oregon. Call maa in snty 01
nnT.
Albany.tisrEst.
YVbeat-OI'ta
Otte-SlHu.
Buiwr 'ific pi ID,
ron-iot
Hay-W.OO.
Pennine.--75 ow per bushel
Beef on font, 1H-Aiiplen-TS
rania per bu,
Pork-UKo P lb- 1"I
Bacoiw baina.l'iH''
boulders, So.
aidea.iuu.
LArd 9o per lb.
Flour. i. A pur bbl.
btkena 1 00 par doa.
3 111 rand brna, 14.00 per ton
horts, lft.
mlddilnen, 10.
Cbr.W.
'i'o My Patrons and l.tfdlcsof Albany.
I shall be In Albany with a full stock of
the latest styles In mllllnary by the i cth to
the 1st of April, Thanks for past favors.
Kcspecttully.
MRS. Q C WAYNE.
BAXfj. One of the fineit lots of guns
Jnd rr-olvers ever received In Albany
me now in stock at Stetvarl ft Sox's. Hun
ters should cull anil sec them and get
ricrr nefore buying.
A Choice Variety Fine comb hon
ey, all kinds of syrups, choice pickle. In
wood and tn giass.picKied pigs leet, enow
chow, in fact an endless varietv of choice
groceries at Geo 0 Henderson's, (ilv me
a call, prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed. Trices the lowest.
Si'rino HasIome The stock of wall
paper at Fortmlller ii Irvlng's Is larger
than ever, being quite Immense and in.
elude many new and beautiful designs.
New Arrival. A large and complete
lock of carpels, linoleum, oil clothl.shades,
rtc. nt the store of A B Mrllwaln, all of
the latest designs, and which will be sold
at from 10 to 30 per cert lower than by
other houses.
I O O F. Albany Lodge Na 4 holds Its
regular meeting Wednesday evening ef
each week. Visiting brother are cordially
nvlud tn attend.
Chilled Plows. Those wishing plow
wl'.l make a mistake If they 1)0 not call on
the Mitchell St Lewis Co. and examine
their large assortment of Galechlllttl walk
ing plows. Some of thesuperlor qualities
of these plows are the adjustlble handles,
ihe draft Is always direct, the standard
jr.lnter is used, which keeps the plow al
ways In line. By all mean call and ex
amine them.
Bt roast oB in"
ai.yr.
it? al Conrad
PMSliT i FISH, JOI PtHTtfS
ALBANY,