THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY APRIL 19, 1890.
Fablishsd .very day in the wuak,
Sauday's .icsptsd.
BTITB3 So NUTTINO,
EJItort and PtililUlier.
ejnttrvl tlm Pwl 1 )'!! at Alliany. (
an saooihI-cIoms malt matter.
Adflltluunl Locals oil -till I'nxe.
LOCAL IMXOKI)
A Reckption. A lery enjoyable re
ceptlon was held it the elegant residence
of Ml I) P Mason last evening in honor
oi tlicariival home rum her Eastern trip
ot Mi Flora Mason. The evening was
spent in a variety of amusements of an
Interesting nature and refreshments were
erved of u vet ir palatable character. The
ladies were dressed in ve olden time cos
tuines, presenting a display of costumes of
an attractive nature, doing credit to the
occasion. Such unions of young peo ile
tend to knit them together in a closer fel
lotvslilp and It Is to he hoped will be mi-re
frequent the coming year. The follow
ing were present: Misses Maud Hoff
man and Carl llitchens.of Corvallis; Helen
Crawford, Lie l'rather, Maud and Minnie
Van Horn, Tina Monteith, Minnie Cal
well, I.illle llackleman, Mamie Cundiff,
Mildred Hurmester, Olgie Hewitt, Lena
Marshall, Nettle Purvis, liertha Ellis,
lxra Vance, lletlie Miller, Mrs Krcd
Dawson and Leb lrvl,Messr R W John
ion and E C Crystal, of Corvallis; O I!
Irvine, fc, G lieardsley, E 1 and C il
Cusick, T J Overman, jas K Powell, Ezra
M Morton, Phil Goodwin, Kred Kortmlllcr,
Lewis E Lee, Claire Vunk, Perry A
Young, Carlton E Sox, Henry C Allen,
Van tVilson and Kred Dawson, of Albany.
A Spicy Article. We learn that Gen
L Applegate, government agent at the
Klamath Agency, and Col I) II Compson,
the principal of the agency school and an
ap'poinlee of the Cleveland administration,
created a sensation there some days ago.
Gen Applegate fired Col Compson as a
leacher. Col Comptor. telegraphs the de -partmcnt
at Washington, which says he
should keep on. Loaded with the au
thority of this telegram, Col Compson
showed It to Gen Applegate. 1 he gen
eral s acquaintances can easily imagine
the attitude and vehemence that Lish
struck when he replied, "Uy the eternal, I
am the governor of this department of
Uncle Sams domain. Let compson
kept right along teaching. Gen Apple
gate organized a company of seven tried
and true soldiers, who went to the school
house and a pitched battle ensued between
the opposing forces. Col Compson is a
large, strong man. The forces under com
mand of Gen Applegate succeeded Anally
in removing Col Compson bodily and In
stalling the new appointee, but not, how
ever, until the colonel had soundly
"thumped" some ot the general's army.
An agent was expected out from Wash
ington by this time to take notes of the
affair. This is the plain story as It came
to us from a reliable source. Ashland
Record.
The New United Shows. Now that
the huge pictorials descriptive of the
many wonders to be seen in McMahon's
Circus ndorn the bulletin boards and
dead-walls and the small bills scattered
ieverywhere around and alxmt announcing
its appearance nt Albany, on eunesuny,
April 23rd, quite an interest is being
manifested from the fact that it is gener
ally understood that among the many in-
jStercsting features of this new show will
ktlio found the largest animal in the world,
' kluecn Jtimlio, nil elephant, the consort
' ;itnd constant companion of tlio late la
,iantcd Jtiinho.nttlie Zoological Gardens,
( London, for a nuiulier of years. ami now
btveighing manv tons more than Jumbo
1 ivcr weighed, mid a much taller elephant. 1
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' .iiv lien uieiiie it-.uiui-n mil uotiuui'l in
fract the multitude where there is so
; much to be seen and that so unusual and
i interesting cannot fail to create intense
interest.
i Roped In. Even 1
sometimes. The
1 newspapers get taken
'ho T.pxini't.011 Ttildirof.
inoiigni it would like a Pout hern letter,
and hero is tho result: "We regret to
lay that the letters from "Pixie" which
1 we expected to publish have proven to
i be part of nil immigration scheme for
North Carolina and of no interest to Mor
row county." And the linker City Ke
veille continues : The Budget has this
consolation, however, it was not alone in
it little rendition of "love's lnlmr lt "
It has not lieen very long since a couple
of "talented and enterprising" editors
from Denver roped in a representative ( '!)
journal of this city for alHiut worth of
free advertising (cut furnished) liesides a
good sum 01 money mini our citizens 011
the promise of a write-up, wbich.so farns
GKer iiiy was concerned, never mntcri
zed worth a cent.
1
-'"A Ll'xtrny. T
-The taking of the eleventh
census is going to lie a very expensive
luxury for Uncle Sain. Alrendy the sta
tionery estimates are enormous. In ad
I dition to the population schedules now
being printed 10,(KIO,(H0 more will be
ordered in n few days. This will require
200 tons of paper, which is now lnuiig
delivered at the rate of 30,000 poundB n
day.
Am Society. The Ladies' Aid Society
will meet lit Mrs Dr Kelley's next Mon
day atternoon at 2 o clo.k.
A Sharp Item The fliest line of cut
err and shears in the city at Stewart &
So s. Their goods are the very best and
will stand the test.
A lrge selection ofpnnpmi and cord for
trunrreng ninners at tht Ladies lltusr.
flnrir.g nnd summer wooVn jn.t received
sit C ches opposite l'uetothce.
lFIVK TAILORING AT L. F.
PLAIN'S.
Do Not Kill Tiisjm While we be.
lleve that no one would object to the kill
ing of the Chinese pheasants In proper
season, or ask for the enforcement of the
law, we insist that sportsmen and hunters
should not kill them at this season of the
year or until fall. They are breeding now,
and the excuse made uy some mai iney
kill only male birds does not excuse them
in the bast. I, has been established as a
lact that this peculiarly prolilic bird rears
two and sometimes three broods uuring
the breeding season. After the tirst brood
is hatched the cock takes charge of them,
and the hen continues laying and bring
ing forth another brood, bo if a male
bird is killed it limits the pioductlon to
one brood. In regard to the law against
killing them we car. say they have be
come so plentiful throughout Lane county,
at least, that their killing in proper season
should not be objected to. If let alone
they become so numerous as to become a
pest. Eugene Guard.
IIkki-' Kkom California. The heavy
rainfall in California the present season
has caused beef cattle to command a very
low price and owners are lttcking else
where for a market. Wednesday even
ing a tn.in of 17 cars passed Eugene
bound tor I'orl'and loaded with 305 head
of bee' cattle. They came from the San
Joaquin valley and were a tine lot of cat
tle, aveiaglng 1270 poun-.ls. the trpln
ran through on express time. It is said
that the Suuthern Paidlic gives a rate of
$100 per car, which would cost the ship
per atwut one and one -half cents per
pound. Guard.
Visiting Schools. Supt. McElroy
starts thi evening for Albany and will
visit Eugene, Roseburg and Corvallis be
fore his return. In the interest of the na
tional cducationel convention -IHVe ex
pect about 500 teachers here at Salem to
the State Teachers' Association July I, !
and 3. We will do some work the 25111,
26th and 27ih of lune to get read lor the
National Association at St Paul July 8 to
10. About 5000 copies ot the Kesourccs
of Oregon, as well as literature of boards
of trade, will be distributed. Salem
Journal.
One Siiikd. It will afford the resi
dents on the Linn county side an easy and
convenient means of reaching this city
The Linn county farmers should be, and
are much pleased at the prospect of so
soon having such easy facilities 01 cross.
ing the Santiam, thus affording them a
good market, in Jefferson, for their pro
ducts. The bridge will also increase the
value of real estate in Jefferson and ad
joining vicinity, and we may expect in
the not distant lulere to see jeiierson one
among the large and flourishing cities, as
there Is every advantage afforded here
that goes to make up a large and prosper
ous city. Review.
The Stanley Case. At Monmouth a
petition is being circulated and generally
slimed bv the neeolo demanding that the
young men who were suspended from the
normal school on account 01 me oiauicy
affair be reinstated and tnat a thorough
investigation be maie of the charges pre
fered by them. Kro-n this it would seem
that the first investigation was a white
wash. And as the suspended scholars hold
to their story that they saw the professor
in a compromising position with one of the
lady teachers, the second investigation
may have a different resu't from the first.
Salem Statesman,
Had Enocgii. Aided by a band and th
free advertising of the Democrat, not re
ceiving any other worth mentior.ing, the
Astoria sale of tide lands wasattended this
afternoon by a crowd that quickly thinned.
After complimenting the Democrat the
auctioneer, the same fellow who has been
here right along began the sale. A strang
er bouuht two lots at $8 each, F A Hurk
hart one at S7.00: Mr liarrett one at $7,
Mr Lange's baker, one at $7; Doc Conn
one at $6, and the Democrat man left
then. The prices speak for themselves;
yet no doubt they are nign enough eise
thev would nt be sold.
iiow Many. On Wednesday a number
of wealthy men were guessing at the
number of twenty dollar bills It took to
balance a silver dollar, In a Walla Walla
bank. Their gupsses ranged from 100 to
10,000, which were about as wild as the
cuees usually made on the numoer 01
deans In a jar. The money was weighed
and it took just twenty bills to balance a
silver dollar. Walla Walla Statesman,
The same was tried in Albany recently,
and it look twenty-si bills to balance a
silver dollar. Perhaps the climate has
something to do with it.
Fine Stallions The undersigned has
just arrived in the city from Illinois, en
route to Portland, with twelve fine Im.
ported Shire draft stallions, and will re
main In the city until next Tuesday, or,
perhaps, Monday. All who are Interested
In fine breeds of horses should call at the
stables of L Senders, where thev may be
seen. A T DunlaI-.
Was it a Lottery. The Democrat
is Informed.as It goes to press,that charges
are liable to be made in the proper shape
against th' Astoria auction man for run
ning a loiK-ry scheme, inc iiicis arc
simply these : A ticket was given each
purchaser until ten 101s were som ana men
a draw was made for a ticket, the holder
getting a lot free. Was that a lottery or
not.
Stoi.r. Last night a sneak thl. f en
tered the porch of County Treasurer Far
well and took therefrom a good overcoat
and a coat, vest and pants.
Best of All Bargains. 24 fine lots In
Sthulu's Front addition to South Albany
are now In market for sjo days. These
lots range In price from $150 to $223 each.
They are only mile from the Court
House and are cheaper thnp any lots, ac
cording to distance from town. We wish
to draw the attention of the public to this
fact
Employ White People. The St.
Charles hotel laundry la open for work.
Best work at reasonable prices. Rooms
adjoining hotel.
WITHIN sixty HA VS.
The Matter of street Cars, Parks, Ktc,
"Within sixty days," said a prominent
real estate owner, to a Democrat man,
'street cars will be running to Malln street
In (ioltra's Park addition."
'In sixty days ; that is pretty quick."
"Yes, but tiiey will be running tnen all
the same,"and lie went on to tell the Dem
ocrat man how arrangements were al
ready being made for rails and other ma
terial. The money has all been raised bv
Mr Gollra and the adjoining property
owners, and the line will be pushed In a
maunei that will astonish people. Horse
cars will be run at first ; but the construc
tion will he of such a u.ture i.s to admit of
change to a ir.otor line at any time. We
punusninee lacls as a matter ot news ana
not as an advertising scheme.
Another important matter is that of a
City Park. Mr Goltra, 'he Democrat is
infonne.l, will soon make a proposition to
the citv 1 ouncll, offering to donate High
land l ark, consisting of four blocks, valued
at io,ooo to the my. provided it will do
nale a like amount for Its impiovcment
within four years. The city needs a park
badlv, and the proposition "is or.c worthv
of consideration, and suggests altj that ro
doubt there will be liberal nark proposl
Hons from other quarters, giving ou r city
a neiu 10 seieci irom. 1 here snouiu oe
several good parks In the suburbs of Al
bany. The motor line to Sunn vslde isalsoan
assured fact, and Albany may now look
for a rush and stir of an electric order.
The Democrat is here to give the news
and assist the boom forward. Albany is
surrounded by some splendid additions,
and the Democrat's advice is to put your
money in them rather than In tide lands.
VALUABLE ll'UOPKKTY.
The Cusick Addition to Albany ha6
just been thrown or. the market and will
be sold at such prices and terms as will
enable the speculator to make good
money. This property lies just this side
of Goltra's Park; is high and sightly,
overlooking the city and surrounding
country. In the language of a First
street merchant, "That is destined to be
come the llon-ton' residence portion of
the city."
Wallace & Cusick, the agents for thi6
properly, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
additions, to the intending speculator.
1CE4L t'r,l BALES.
Alexander Sumoter to L Fleischner,
w half, D 1. c, rso 00 1000
B F Kirk to S V Barr, N IS qr of N
E qr sec 34,tp 13, o It 1 w 200
E A Parker et ux to Walter Parker,
S half of S w qr blk 111, U s A 1000
M J Ray and hus to R W Newland,
JN nan 01 o w qr sec 3o.ip9,a k.
3E 400
Rebecca A Sherer to Francis Knlgh-
ten.lots 6, 7,bl e,u s A. langent. 200
Jane A Sti.npson to ,
50 acres, tp i'j,s K 2 w 1700
Mary Beard and hus to Charity J
"Luper, tract in Tangent 100
$5280
Total for year $487,206
Sunday's Bill of Fare.
Soups,
Sago, Barley Rice,
Maccerronl, Vermicella, Vegetable.
A FINE FAT CHICKEN.
Fish,
Mackcral, Salmon,' Spiced Sardines.
Miscellaneous,
Rhubarb. Tomatoes, Corn,
Peas, Beans, Radishes,
Honey, Maple Syrup, Cheese,
Chipped Leef, Potted ham, Luch tongue,
A Fine Fat Chicken.
All the above to be found at Mueller &
Garrett's. Call early and secure the best
Parasols, Parasols.
I have just received my spring stock of
parasols direct from the manufacturer In
New York in all the latest styles and pri
ces cheaper thrn ever before."
Samuel E Young,
Fair Dale. The demand for lots In
this beautiful suburb Is still very brisk.
More lots were sold to-day.
Removal. Will & Link are now In
their new store in the Opera House, where
they have a large and choice stck of mu
sical instruments ready for inspection.
Spring Jackets at Cost. I
have a small line of spring jack
ets in colors I wish to close out,
and have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest style
and a bargain. I also have a line
of Spring Stockinet jackets for
$5.50 each, which is the nicest
jacket for the price In the market.
Sami el E. Youxo.
The 1'iaso Sold The favorite Bauer
piano, used by 1'rof. Shonert at the re
cent Ievy concert in this city, has been
ptircnaseu oy nir. frnnn Arnherger,
postal agent nt this city nnd a pianist of
ability. Will & Link are agents for this
celebrated instrument.
Sprino and Summer Delicacies. The
largest nnd finest line of foreign and do
mestic woolens in spring nnd summer
novelties just received and is ready for
Inspection nt
Zaches A Son,
Merchant Tailors nnd I Irnpers,
Opposite Post Office.
n.irains atRrsd'a.
On, I'aintino. Mattie K Martin, of
Portland, is prepared to give instructions
in nil kinds of oil painting at the resi
dence of Mr ISentley, corner of Sixth
ami lalnpooia sireets.
Best roast enfTes in
Meyers.
the city at Conrad
Seeds. A large line of garden end
grass seeds at Stewart A Sox's, ch oice va
I riely to select ironi. row is me time to
buy and get those suited to the climate.
HOMB AND AHK04II
P. M. French keeps railroad time.
Hook osndy drips at C E BrowaeH's.
A nice line of Windsor ties at Barrows &
Searli.
. Wallace, Physician and Surircon. Al
bany, Orj
Choice canned sweet potatoes at C K
Brownoll's.
Prepared nuckrel, in lib cans, at C E
Browned'.
Headquarters for garden seeds at C E
Browned'.
For mists' supplies go to Htanard. &
Cusick'.
The latest siie'-t music, g dncount.at M r
flytnau'.
Delioiinis eoiiKil CMrilioniui at C. E
Br wiiull's.
If you want to l:uy eord bread, cake and
pl4S go o Lsrgtt's,
Bpring ovnr coating at Zaches Si Sod, op-,
po-uto PostiiUiue.
(iennitia Iowi torghuin on draught at C
E Browuell g-
Oood evening Have you ried Ilubbardo
Elegant Lotitn
Ad invoice of new goods iust received at
Barrows & Searls.
The eelehrat-d Quaker City white shirts
at narrows ot aearis.
No need to suffer with the headach when
Hubbard a Capsules will surcdj euro you.
If you want a fine toilet or l ath soap call
On Stauard & Cusick, City Drag Store.
i eave your orders at Land's for anytliiug
you wish for in the bakery line.
If vou want either to buy or sell your
property place the same in the bauds of R F
Aahby & Co.
Just received, at FM French', a large in
voice of laities' aud gent's gold watches,
which will be sold at very close figures for
the next thirty days.
Cusick 'a addition .
Koad Matthews Si Washburn's Dew ad,
Anti- swear cuff buttons at Will & Stark's.
Do you want a home ! Buy a lot in Fair
Dais.
Oreat bargains in watches at Will &
Stark's.
Mrs. D B Monteith has been in Salem,
the guest of Mrs Dr D dd.
The largest stock of watches in the city at
Will Si Stark's.
Judge Tnayer and wife are in the city the
guests of judge Strahsn.
P Centemerie kid gloves in black and eol
ored at Samuel E Young's.
The Bomb is the Dame of a prohibition
paer printed at Miles City, Montana.
Mrs Conrad Meyer and son went to Cor-
ve His this noon to spend Sunday.
The Foster gnuine,hook glove Fosterina,
in blask and colored, at Samuel E Young's.
Fair Dale lots will soon be all sold. This
property will bring S200 per lot before fall
Buy a lot in Cusick's addition, the finest
suburban addition. Its location speaks for
useii.
The best Hdos of 5 and 10 cent cigars in
the city are te be found at Conn & Hendric
son'a. Don't fail toj call on Will & Stark and
price their large linetf ladies and gents
watches Delore you Day.
Mr C E BrowDell has ordered a soda foun
tain, which will soon arrive and be plated
in position in his store ready lor use.
A lot in Cusick's addition is better thsn
ten per ceDt, or better than a lot in foreign
oities wnere the tide ebs and Hows twice in
twenty-four hours.
At the meeting of the Building & Loan
Association held last evening II5OO was
loaned to Major W C Cassell at 65 months
interest in advance. .
Bickmore LeRoy arrived at Roseburg yes
terday on his tramp to the sunny chine of
California, tie is getting an experience no
doubt tnat win soon satisfy nun.
Those wishing screen door and windows
should csll en R B Vunk, who will put them
in complete on short notice. Shop ?n corner
01 second aad rerry streets.
Genuine Martinat kid gloves, in all sizes
and colors, at 89c per pair nntil May 1st,
Every pair warranted, at O W Simpson's.
Ashby fr Neil sold to-dav two lots in
Schmeer's addition and two lots in Bryant's
addition, also 8u acres of land :n Astoria.
They are doiog a rushmg business.
Eugene City is to put about $50,000 into
its sewers, and the reooider has been author
ized to advertise for 30 year bonds for the
same.
The steamer Salem will pass Albany
about noon to-morrow with McMahon's
circus, boand for 'Ilarrisburg, where they
will exhihiL
Washington street is being placed on
grade, but the extent of the work merits a
larger force. It should be rushed down to
the proper grade.
The narrow gauge hrt that iiivss three
bushels for a peck and is too cowardly to
even say a good word for its county candi
dates, shouldn't talk about patty disgust.
Timely Advick It la alwayt proper
In the Spring, as the days begin to grow
warm to don a lighter kind of clothing to
suit the climate. In L E Wain's tailoring
department an elegant line of suitings has
been received, unsurpassed for quality and
size in li e valley. Men contemplating or
dering iiits should not do so without call
ing on Mr SchttTter, who Is ready to sho
this rplendid line of suitings.
Stkamrr Arrivals. Cellery, aspara
gus, green peas, oranges, lemons, dried
peaches, dried apricos. Cal. cream cheese.
fine comb honey, strained honey, etc., at
Mueller uarreus.
PkPattov treats successful!? all dis
eases of wotr.en,and guarantees to cure all
.urahie private uiseascs. lie lias a Mire
remedy for catarrh of the head. He
sleeps In his office and answers city calls
day or night. Consultation Is free and
everything Is strictly con fidential. )f e
can be found In his office tn Blum berg's
Block from to to 1 2, 3 to 4 and 7 to S.
Hir of Mb, Owing to my superfjr
faculties for delivery I desire to say that It
will be an object for every person in town
to buy his meat of me. If you make an
order of me In the morning you will not
have to wait until half past nine or ten
o'clock for Its delivery. Try my shop and
see for yourself.
J C Myers.
HOMES
ARE BEING BUILT
IN- THIS
BEAUTIFUL
Suburb,
BUY
.2L LOT
IN
FAIR DALE,
THE
Lllcst mt Cheapest
SUBURBAN P80PEi.TY
E O BEARDS LIE Y,
General Agenti
A Big Assortment. Fortmiller & Ir.,
ving, who do business on a big scale, have
just received a car load of remarkably fine
bedroom and parlor furniture, among other
things some sixteenth century oak bed
room sets, a unique, elegant piece of furn
iture never before introduced here. Some
thing that will take. They also have iust
received one hundred dozen window shades
in a large vaiiety of designs, up with the
times. Among other new features of their
business are some handsome parlor screens
and lace curtains. You have to go to
Fortmilier & Irving's for the latest in their
line.
New embroideries, fiouncines. lace
flouncing In cotton and silk, black and
cream. Laces In imitation point, also new
designs in black and white lace, including
vandyck and bifel Tower. New ruchings.
oamvel li Young
SEwrxa. Ladies wishing sewing don8
at their homes would do well to call
upon Miss McLm. Rooms at Mrs Mc-
reron's, 1-ourth Btreet,ncartheEvaiigeIi
cal church.
Beautiful Millinery. For the next
three months I will sell from 25 to 50 per
cent cheaper tnan any millinery store in
Oregon. Everyti Ing In the latest Eastern
styles, all gradts ot goods from the cheap
est 25 cent sun nat to the ttnest bonnet.
None but hrst-class hands employed.
Ida M Brush
FIXE TAILORING AT L. E.
JiLALN S.
If you want ti xpnoulate and will compare
pnct-8, you will buy id lair Dale.
Special attention is called t Mr. G W
Simpson's tine line of clothing. Call in time
or bargains.
Burnett 6 Haikell, who figured in the
Will s---. .na . il: -
rtitarnr hasa kannmB nrnminant in f lifl-
nia as a land grabl er.
s
PEKSOXAJL.S.
Cart Miller, of Mendocino CItv, paBCfl tbronch
8. F. recently. He says. " Joy's Vegetable Sur
sairilla eutirely cured bU liver and kiduey
HUUUIC
iwu . 1. ierry,AnaiaiantBuppnnienaenx i'uii
man 1'aliu e Or Joraiany, while in California
last summer, did not biiHit with his usual sick
hetviachi'S. He pave Joy's Vtetablc Saruiarilla
John M. Cox lives at 735 Turk Ft., P. F. Ha
used to be mulcted with si. k hctulfu-he. Ho
bad one attack the day lie commenced inking
They aru done.
Market St.. H. K, suilered with indlKcstiou ami
dyejiepsia in its worst furra fur yeun, till Jov's
Vt'tietulilo HttmifiHrtlla came t hi relief. Hu
now rc-comucuus it to everybody nimilarly af
flicted. Mrs. Tr. J. II. Mason, of No. 1053 Ifnrket flt,,
8. K.. W h nn trnnlilrt wnjt aMtrmiis lllninnn
saysof Joy's VosetiiMe Karsuiiarilla, 'itsnctimi
on the liver aud kidneys Is decided and 1 am
Steadily improving.
A. W. Bofrart is a whoIewlefhoemanBfartu
rer, at 765 Mission ht, 8. K. He nyi," Jov's Vege
table Sarnajmrilla has Riven him entire rcilul
xruia bis indigestion and dyspepsia."
Harry Jones'
RESATURANT AND OYS
TER HOUSE.
Just opened, opposite the Ruts House.
I'romut attention, and evurvthi.ii n.t .ml
elean.
Open day and night.
MONF.Y, CHEAP MONEY.
We have made arrangements t. sapplv
snonev to all on long time at low rata (
Interest on improved t urns and eitr prop
erty. Thsee who contemplates buil.llnj
brick blocks or good brick business ho an.
enn get money. See us.
Wallam St CrtnK.
City -Drag Store.
Staid uGusicfc
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealorj in
drugs, . medicines and
chemicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
prf:imery,school and ar
tists supplies. Physioiau's
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
LOTS
50x100
BLOCKS
200x200.
Farms,
Farms.
Those wishing to invest in farm
property should csll and see our list
of farm and city property. We have
some of as good fruit and pardon
land as can be found in the State.
Also stock ranches and wheat farms
all near R R. Farms and farm prop
erty a specialty. Call and see os
before purchasine elsewhere
Office, First Street, next door to
Thompson ft Overman's Harness
Shop, Albany, Or.
T. B. CORNELL & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
KEEP YOUR EYE
-ox
THIS LINE.
Townsend's
Garden Addition
la now offered for sale. Thiaia one of the
moat desirable loeationa for; residence iu or
around Albany, being very high and dry.
rich coil for garden and fruit. It was on
this ground where Mr Town send grew his
famous strawberries for several years for the
Albany market. There is not a more health
ful location around Albany than is found in
this sightly location, fu.l sized lota and
blocks, street all laid out to ccrrepond wit
the street running through the Goltra an
Hale tdditinns. This prnpeity is only tw
blocks from the proposed street car line.
Tbia property will be sold by the block or
lots ou the iuxtallment plan or payments to
suit the purchaser. V hile this property is
second to none around Albuny:yet it will be
sold at reasonable prices.
Cilice opposite the Farmers & Merchants
Insurance Co., lnt Street. Albany.
City Restaurant.
Having been entirely remodeled, this old
and popular restaurant will be made first
class in every respect. The pubKe will b.
given good meals at all hears fur only 25
cents. Everything- nest and .attractive.
Private boxes. 0)etcrs In every style.
. V. A. MtGaa.
p. ra. iRnmu
Dealer is
"WATCHES,
Clocks,
J . E V E L II Y
AND
Spectacles.
I liave tho largest Bteck of
Spectacles and Eye p lasaea
in tlie county and fit tliem
by Johnston's pat. liioptic
eye meter.