TUB DAILY DEMOCRAT.
MONDAY APRIL 21, 1890.
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Ssnday's eiuaptad.
BTITJCa So 1ST U"TXI 1ST Gh,
Editors and Publishers.
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Historical Characters. At the re
ccptiun party given at Mr. 1). I'. MaMxi'i
Kridav evening the couples prudent were
given historical namcx, anil ns the list will
aflord fresh interest to our rt-aJers we pre
Rent the Kame below: Oil Irvine and
Miss l'lora Masnn, as Mr and Mrs Dan
McGinty ; Pres Manison and wife, repre
sented by Mr Peicy A Younjj anil Mis
Mary I-ec I'rather ; Mr Johnson and Miss
Maud Hoffman, of Cotvallis. as Kaust and
Marguerite ; Mr IC M Horton and MisN
llct'.ic Miller, an Lori! Leicester and the
ill fated Amy Kolnart ; Mr Janu-s I'owell
and Miss Mund Vanllorn, as Henry II of
France and Catherine de Mctlict j Greciiin
flower girls, l'arlhena anil Hero with
their escorts Inyomar and Leander, repre
sented by Misses Minnie Vanllorn and
Hertha Ellis and Messrs llenrv Allen and
1 A Goodwin ; Mr E I) Cuslck and Miss
Minnie Colweh.as "ye old fashioned I'm.
Mr T J Overman and Miss I,ora Vance, as
Lorenzo and Jessica ; Mr Iv tj lieanlsiey
rnd Miss Nettle Purvis, ns Mr and Mrs
Oscar Wild j Mr J V Wilson and Miss
Mildred Hurtnelster. as Sir William and
Lady Dorothy Stuart; Mr CarletDn E
Sox and Miss OI41 Hewitt, as Merenrv
and Themis ; Mr C II Cusick and Mii
Lillian Ilacklctnan, as George and Martha
Washington ; Mr Ed Crystal and Miss
Carl Kitchens, of Corvallis, King Henry
VIII and Catherine of Aragon : Mr Claire
vunK and Miss Mamie Unndilt, as Lord
Clair and Kate Whltelv ; Miss Helen
Crawford, as Miss Polly Prim.
Wiierk To Mayor Pinnev.L F Cartec,
R Z Johnson, II U Eastman and C W
Moon, of Boise Citv. were In Albunv
Saturday, on their way to Corvallis. wher?
they expected to be joined by Governor
anoup, tor a conterence with the Oregon
Pacific officials. Of course Iiolse City
people are anxious to have the road go to
mat city.and will oiler Inducements, which
it is hoped will secure such a rciult : vet.a
railroad man of experience tells a Demo
crat man that It will probably go south of
there a good many miles, keeping this
side of the Snake river, as the field the
other side is already filled by other roads,
ana to reacn noise lllv would cause a
long diversion north. The fact is.thouirh,
he says, the route Is now a very indefinite
thing beyond a certain point since the ac
tion of the C and N W, even in the minds
of the management. Notwithstanding
inis view mere are good chances tor Holse
City,and its importance as a business cen
ter will work in its favor.
A Sample. The following from the
Welcome is a sample of the way Portland
property is assessed: Sam Smith, propri.
etor of the Occidental Hotel property, In
creased the rental ot his places on Morris,
on street, between First and Front nearly
$'iou per month, last week. It is said he
is assessed but Si2.ono on the Occidental
Hotel site, which brings him that amount
In rents annually and for which he re
cently declined an offer of Sm.ooo. The
count assessor is requestad to note ths
injustice, if such exists, and act according
ly. 11 a poor man be assessed at 50 per
cent, of his holdings, is there any reason
why others escape at 8 per cent, of theirs?
After Gas Saturday evening a party
of Portland men, consisting of Hon. M.O.
George, R. L. Durham, George Markle.
W. G. Steele and others passed through
Albany for Drain. They own consider
able land there and went to investigate
the natural gas well, which It has been
claimed has been found on their property.
vemaynow 100K tor natural gas wells
in the vicinity of every thriving city In the
nonnwest. l-iKe tne sea serpent at sum
:ner resorts they are bound to leak forth
for consideration.
Tnar Liked Them. The sale of seat?
for the return engagement of Caroline
Gage opened at Craw's yesterday and the
number of seats already marked off on the
box sheet indicates that the charming little
lady and her company are great favorites,
and that those who dl-sire to secure good
seats will have to be early in the field
Eugene Guard. At Albany for one week,
beginning April 28.
A Smau, Blaze. Geo Anderson's iii
culintor, at his house, adjoining the
Democrat building, exploded this after
noon. The wall, paper lined, catching
lire. An alarm was given but the tinmen
were exstinginshed with buckets of
water.
lioARii of Trade. The regular month
ly meeting of the Board of Trndo will lie
held at the Council chambers this even
ing nttho usual hour; a good attendance
is desired.
Kloi r Chests. Mr K V Brown, who
took orders in this city several weeks
ngo, writes tlint he will be here next
Thursday prepared to Biipply all who
limy want them.
A Sharp Item -The finest line of cut
tuy and shears in the city at Stewart Si
Sox s. Their goods are the very best and
will stand the test.
A Urge seleotioa of ponpoot and cord for
trimming banners at the Lsdies Bsiasr.
Spring and summer woolrns jut received
l Zaches k Son. opposite Postotiice.
FINK TAILORING AT L. E.
BLAI.N a.
Beat rout soffes in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Cbimik Coi ntv. Some well posted per
soimure of the opinion that the line of
the O 1 will lie changed so as to come
inroiign rrinoviiie.
Frank Lewis, the cliamiiiun font
of the l'ucillt! Coar:t, accompanied by bis
wife, arrived here from Portland last
lui'siliiy.
Home time ago Bill Wigln renorted that
he heard blasting going on at the front of
the ( r wlnlu at Sisters. Itill was mis-
iiikcii. jiwas me ursi campaign gun
11 mi iiy me ucmocrais over 111 wehloot.
The horsemen on the west side of Des
chutes w ill begin the spring, ride at Bull
creek on May 6th. All parties having
norses on mat range nru rcipicHted to be
present mid take part in the ride.
The following nominations were made
by tliu Democrats : Representative, T J
Stephenson ; judge, .1 ' S ner j clerk,
Arthur I lodges. ; slierill'. W A Itooth :
Coiniuissioner, (1 Springer ; Treasurer,!-:
. nunc ; Assessor, v A (iero ; Survey
or, Knox Huston ; school supt, C .I
iledgpeth ; coroner.Linn Woods. Review
For the benefit of tint Albany Dkmo-
cu.vr the Statesman produces these fig
ures. The Dhuock.w jealously never
sees anythim; to admire in more prosper
ous cities; The total consideration of the
deeds liliil for record in Linn County
this year is but $4ic'(lli. as against tl.-
(Hl!l,ll"2 in Marion county. Also Linn
enmity hug OKI") children of school age
and .'ililll voters for school nuitioses.
Marion county's school population iH
TIMS and she has persons who vote
for school purposes.
It is not n matter of jealousy, but of
veracity between the Statesman and the
Salem Abstract Company, While the
former savs thevare over 1.0().(KX) the
latter, a reliable Company, savs they are
about If.lOD.ODO as given 'by tho record,
which ih me way tiiey are given 111 1,11111
county. By placing actual values on
the sales here tliey would amount to over
$l,0u(),0ul). Don't deceive.
The contrac t for building the bridge
across the river at this place, was let to
Hodman & Bates, for i,(HHl, at the last
term of court. We do not think this
amount is sullicieiit to justify any com
pany in putting in such a bridge as
economy and good judgment would dic
tate. No snide bridge will stand here,
and to put in one that will be curried
away by the first freshet that comes, is
not economy. We ure willing to leave
the matter to the judgement of our
County Commissioners, trusting that
they have thoroughly acquainted them
selves with the peculiar condition of the
river and its bunks at this place.
Brownsville Times.
The price is really low, but it can be
explained. Several foreign bridge com
panies have lieen in the lield trying to
get the business. Holl'inaii & Bates, an
Oregon firm, do not propose to allow this
and are cutting prices to keep tlio busi
ness ill tnc slate, 1 lie contract calls lor
good bridge and one will probably be
erected.
School Statistics. State School Su
perintendent McElroy has received many
of tiie annual reports of the sujieriiiten
dents of the several comities. Morrow
county's census shows 1512 persons in the
county between the ages of four and
twenty, and htl legal voters for school
purposes : Washington. 4542 children of
school age, 2:112 voters ; Grant, 1731 chil-
Ircii.lll.iS voters : W11 nwu.inil and 642:
Columbia, 1508 and 852 : .Malheur. 8111
and 31 ; Clackaiims,581l8 and 3115 ; Polk,
2:MI5 and Kill? ; .Multnomah, 15,4(i4 anil
liliil ; Sherman, 5!I7 and 483 ; Linn, il(5
and 331" ; Yaiubill,3!P8l nnd2ltv ; Jack
son, 4345 and 2(152 ; Clatsop, 2(KiS and
4 : Uiiiatilla.4:0ilaiid245t : Klamath.
870 and il3 ; Gilliam, 13118 and !II8 ; jo
scpnine, 111 and o&u ; Harney, 7s S and
400 ; Benton. 3"3 and 1410 : Marion.
iHoanu 4002.
After Manv Years. Mr. ('brisk -
pher FinlaySon, of Denver, Col., is in
the citv. being called here bv the recent
dangerous illness of his father, .1. J. Fin-
laysnn, nt I'liilomath. Mr. Finluvson
was greatly surprised at tho marked im
provement in Albany niter an absence of
aliout fifteen years. After attending
services nt one of the churches anil hear
ing the same minister and seeinir manv
of the same faces as of old around lie
said it made him feel ns if he hail just
awakened from a Rip Van Winkle sleep.
A Sample. A stranger in the course
of a conversation witli a Pendletonian
to-day, remarked very emphatically that
he was going to leave the state. Oregon
was no good, he said, mid any man w ho
would live in it had either lost his rea
son or never had nnv to lose. Shortly
after the same Pendletonian aaw his
new-found acquaintance crawl into a
box-car. He explained that he Pre
ferred that mode of traveling and was
noumi lor "ous country," rusco,
Washington. Pendleton F. 0!
Not Verv Bad. A report lieing circu
lated that a man had been terribly man
gled by nn accident Saturday evening at
the Grant's Pass S P Co's. factory, a
emocrat man investigated the matter
and found that Mr Ixive, an employe,
bud been slightly bruised by the licit
living off a new machine, aiid the ma
chine fulling on him; the injuries only
laying him up for a short time, though
it was "a close call" for a serious acci
dent. Bio Houses. Considerable interest
was taken in the twelve Knglishshire
horses nt L. Senders' stables. One of
them, a dapple gray, weighed just a ton.
A large dark bay, with a pedigree reach
ing buck almost to William the Conipier
er is valued at t2SO0. All of them arc
solid, attractive looking animals.
A S.n Jocbnev. Friday evening Ja
cob Frnzier passed through the city en
route to Kugenp, having in charge the
Isxly of his son, Nick L. Frazier, who
met an accidental and lonely death in
the mountains near Pendleton, during
the winter. The wife accompanied the
Ixslyto its final resting place. States
man. Bi'Y the Burlington warranted fast black
hosiery has no superior. Sold by Bar
rows ti Searls.
SCHOOL All'OltTlUNK.vr.
Below b thfl April apportionment of
school funds, as made out bv Superinten
dent l.url. The total amount Is $.'3,3oo,an i
the pro rata for each person drawing
school money Is $3.00. The August ap.
portlonmeut will be $i.35 per capita :
No No Ain't No No Aint
Dist. acbol's Kcc'd Dist scliol's Kec.
1 M TH! 5.) 45 185
2 01 242 51 24 122
8 - i 52 1H6 ft: IK
4 72 200 5.1 27 1111
o 1027 .Hill 51 47 llll
-1" 18 5.-, 78 2H4
7 5:1 2u:i 511 5:1 2'M
8 n:i .-mi r,s :tr, 155
i is 1 15s wi 155
10 VA 152 01 5S 224
11 2IS i; 21 llll
ft 224 02 38 1114
1:1 01 2:i:i 0i ;;2 140
U 28 l:!4 ot 44 182
15 51 2o:i 1,5 22 110
10 214 0!i2 W :i0 158
17 07 251 07 47 llll
IK 78 284 M -'II 137
I!) 40 1S8 1,1) 31 143
20 77 281 70 53 Soil
21 50 185 71 47 llll
22 04 242 72 30 140
2:1 ".2 141) 73 H7 341
24 58 224 74 115 3115
25 42 170 75 52 200
20 l4 332 70 31 143
27 40 188 77 2.1 137
28 . 45 185 73 35 155
211 31 152 7!l 38 104
'M Hi .'.18 81 72 200
ill 43 . 1711 82 411 188
H2 00 230 83 30 158
l 47 llll 81 32 140
: !l 203 85 Ml 107
:i H4 152 80 12 80
SO 84 302 87 33 141)
37 100 350 88 30 140
38 37. 101 811 42 170
311 52 2'l !) 37 101
40 40 170 111 35 ' 155
41 151 503 112 21 113
42 180 017 )3 23 11!)
43 33 14!) 114 51 203
44 25 125 fiS 00 230
45 2!) 137 !I0 42 176
40 21 113 117 20 128
47 22 110 08 30 140
48 43 17!) (I!) 44 182
4!) 50 200 100 30 140
101 34 152
102 05 245
LOWEST PDICKIt IV MII.I.IVKKY AT TIIE
MIME BAZAAR.
Call and select your hats for self and
children. Untrlmmed hats from 2 1 cents
up and trimmed hats from $1.50 unwards.
All work first-class and satisfaction guar
anteed. Call early and'svold the rush.
"H. J. Sower,
Froman Block.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The Cusick Addition to Albany has
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 'Bon-ton' residence portion of
the city."
Wallace & Cusick, the agents for thi6
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
addltisns, to the intending speculator.
Rough Customers. Two tramps were
arrested to-day for begging and other
crimes. Among other things, one of
them asked a man for 25 cents and on
being told ho didn't have it for him,
reached out and gave his cheek a vigor
ous jerk. Ho deserved a La Blanche
blow about then.
Steamer Arrived. The Steamer Wil
lamette arrived yesterday evening, at the
isay, ana a special train arrived at Albany
to night with passengers and a shipment
of oranges, celery, cauliflower, asparagus,
cauDage, suing Deans, etc., fjr the Wil
lamette Packing Co. Some fresh country
butter on hand.
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 they may be
sen- A T Dunlai-,
Best of All Bargains. 24 line lots in
Schultz's Front addition to South Albany
are now in market for 90 days. These
lots range in price from $150 to$25 each.
They are only Jf mile from the Court
House and are cheaper than any lots, ac
cording to distance from town. We wish
to draw the attention of the public to this
fact.
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 st-ck of mu
slcal instruments ready for Inspection.
Bargains atResd's.
Oil Paintlvq. JIattie E Martin, of
Portland, is prepared togive instructions
in nil kinds of oil painting at the resi-
ucmr m air iicnuey, corner of Sixth
and Calapooia sircets.
Seeds. A largo line of garden and
grass seeds at Stewart A Sox's, choice va
nety to select from. Now is the time to
buy and get those auited to the climate.
Employ White People. The St.
Charles hotel laundry Is open for work.
Best work at reasonable prices. Rooms
adjoining hotel.
HO K AND ABROAD
F , M. French keeps railroad time.
Rook candy drips at C K Brownell's.
A nioo line of Windsor tins at Barrows &
Auarls.
' ". Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
baiiy, Or,
Choice canned sweet potatoes at
ilrownull's.
C E
Prepare.! nnckrel, iu
Rrowiiell's.
lib csos, at C E
Iluiiliiiuitor for garden seeds at C E
orowntU's.
For irtints'
Cuiock's.
tupplies go to Stauard. &
The latest slie-t musio, 4 disouunt.at Mis
Ifyinan'ft.
IluliciiMis eunutd oratilMtruios at C. E
Br wi.elU.
if v.ii want to buy gocd bread, cake si.d
pu j o u Lingo's.
Spring oV,.r coaling at Zaclits & Sen, op-,
ponte Piist.'ifliae,
lieiiiiino Iowa torghu
E Xrownell 8.
mi draught at C
tlmd cvening
Elt!g.iiit Loiii'ii
-Have you fried Hubbards
An invoice of new goods iutt received at
Barrows & Starla.
The celebrity Quaker City whito shiits
at Burrows A: Soarls.
Nn need to suffur with the headaoh whon
Hubbard s Capsules will surelj cure you.
If you want a fine toilet or bath soap call
ou Stauard 4 Cusick, City Drug Store
-eave your orders at Ln;s' for anything
jou wish for iu the bakery hue.
If vou waut either to buy or sell your
property place the same in the bonds of it F
Ash by & (Jo.
Cusiok's additiou.
Read ilatthews & Washburn's new ad,
Auti-awearcufTbuttoosat Will& Staik's.
Do you want a home ? Buy a lot in Fair
Dale.
W J UibelaD, of Halsey, is doing Albany
to day.
Great bargaioa in watches at Will &
Stark's.
The largest stock of watches in the oity at
Will & Stark's.
Dr Lige Irvine and family, of the Insane
Asylum, have been in the city.
P Centemerie kid gloves in black and col
ored at Samuel E Young's,
The Foster g6Duioe,hook glove Festerina,
in black and colored, at Samuel E Young's.
Fair Dale lots will soon be all sold. This
property will briDg $200 per lot before fall
Buy a lot in Click's addition, the finest
Buburbau addition. Its location sptaks for
itaelt.
The best lines of 5 and 10 cent cigars in
the city are te be fouud at Conn & Hendrie
sou's. Mr Geo Keeuey returned this noon frcm
Newport, where he invested ia the Walker
wharf property.
Don't fail to.' call on Will & Stark and
price their large line tf ladies and gents
watches before yon, buy . t
A lot ia Cusick's addition is better than
ten per cent, or better than a lot in foreign
cities where the tide ebs and flows twice in
twenty-four boars.
The first story of the Grant's Pass S P
Cc's warehoase is up. The Co at Grant's
Pass have begun running with a large force
01 nanus ana a uve year is expected,
The Y P S C E, of the Cong, churoh will
give a -crazy 1 ana social, " rnursosy eve
ning, April 24, at the church. A cordial
invitation n extended to all.
Tnose visaing screen door and windows
should eall 11KB Vuuk, who will put them
in complete on short notice. Shop 00 corner
01 oecoua alia c erry streets.
Genuine Martinat kid gloves, in all sizes
and colors, at 89c per pair until May 1st.
rvery pair warranted, at u vv Simpson s.
Chas. E. Suttoo. a druffeist. committed
suicide near Portland, Saturday, bv taking
poison. He succeeded the well-knnwu S.
G. Skidmore in business there a few years
ago.
J B R Morelock and J M Waters went to
JefTerson and other points to inspect the
Hour mills, with a view of gaining informa
tion as to toe 1 uesc ana nest improvements
in machinery. Tbey will start for Seattle
Monday to erect a large $50,000 mill.
Brownsville Times.
About one hundred and twenty-five came
up from Salem yesterday, on the band ex
cursion, arriving here at 1 :30. The hand
played several pieces on First street, and
after .spending a couple of hours here re
turned towards the capital.
Parasols. 1'arasols.
I have just received my spring stock of
parasols direct from the manufacturer in
New York in all the latest stvles and pri
ces cheaper thtn ever before."
Samuel E Youko.
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 lire
of Spring Stockinet jackets for
$5.50 each, which Is the nicest
jacket for the price in the market.
Samuel E. Young.
Timely Advice It is always nroner
in the Spring, as the days beln to grow
warm to don a lighter kind of clothing to
suit the climate. In L E Ulaln's tailoring
department an elegant line of suitings has
been received, unsurpassed for quality and
size in the valley. Men contemplating or
dering suits should not do so wilhout call
ing on r.ir scmtiier, who Is ready to sho
this splendid line of suitings.
Dk Patton treats successful! nil di.
eases 01 woir.en,and guarantees to cure all
pinaie uiseascs. ne nas a sure
remeuy ior catarrn of the head. He
sleeps in his office and answers cliv mil.
day or night. Consultation Is free and
everything Is strictly confidential. He
csn be found In his office In Klumberg's
",v"-" mi,'iu4 anu 7 10 3.
Buy OF Me -Owing to my superijr
facilities for delivery I desire to say that It
ulll be an object for every person in town
to buy his meat of fall If Vrill tnalraa as
order of me In the morning you will not
have to wait until half na.t in-
o'clock for Its deliver. Try my chop and
ice lur j-ouraeu.
HOMES
ARE BEING BUILT
IN THIS
BEAUTIFUL
Suburb,
BUY
LOT
IN
FAIR DALE,
THE
ISest asm! Cheapest
sus'jznarj property
E GBEARDSLEY,
General Ajjenti
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 furnlture.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 just
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
Fortmlber & Irvlng'sfor the latest in their
line.
New embroideries, flounclngs, lace
flouncing In cotton and silk, black and
cream. Laces In imitation point, also new
designs in black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Elfel Tower. New ruchings.
Samuel E Young.
Sewing. Ladies wishing sewing done
at their homes would do well to cah
UDOn Miss McT.in. Rrvmia nt lra Xfo
Feron's, Fourtli street, near the Evangeli
cal church.
Beautiful Millineey. For the next
three months I will sell lrom 25 to 50 per
cent cheaper than anv millinery store in
Oregon. Everyt. ing In the latest Eastern
styles, all gradt s of goods from the cheap
est 25 cent sun hat to the finest bonnet.
None but first-class hands emploved.
Ida M Brush.
FIXE TAILORING AT L.
BLA1N S.
E.
If you waut td uptjculate and will compare
prices, you win ouy in f air Uaie,
Special attention ia called to Mr. O W
Simpaon'an'ae line of clothing. Call in time
or bargains.
Rev Adkins. of Cnrvallit. leaves to--nlffl.t
for tho Eant to attend the general conference
01 me m Cfturct) tsoutn.
Carl Miller, of Mendocino Citv, panned throntrh
8. K. recently, tie aays. " Joy's Vepttable Sar
saparilla entirely cured hU liver and kiduer
truuble."
Rob'tl. Parry, AMirtant Superintendent Pull
man Palace Car cmiauv, while in California
last summer, did not iiiBit with hf usual nick
hoatlaches. ire rhvo Joy's Vcgutablu Sareaparilla
as Uiu preventing agent
John M. Cox lives nt 735 Turk St, B. T. He
nsed to be allltctcd with sick headaches. Ho
bad one attack Uio day ho commenced mking
Joy's Vegetable banuijiarnia, but none since.
Tbey are done.
C. A. Bushnell, of tho Murphy Pulldine,
MarketPU S. F nuflered with lndiRcstion and
dyspeiwia in its Worst form lor years, till Jov's
vegetable fcarsaparilla came to bis relief. He
now recommends it to everybody similarly af
flicted. '
Mrs. Dr. J. H. Mason, of No. 1053 Market St,
8. I1., whose trouble was chronio biliousness..
saysoi Joy's Vegetable Karsaiiarflla, "its action
on tho liver and kidueys is decided and 1 am
steadily Improving.
A. W. Poeart Is a wholesale shoe manufactu
rer, at 766 Misdion St, 8. F. He onys," Jnv's Vege
table SnniaTMirilla bna plvon him titt'rt ..ii..f
lrom bis indigestion anu dyapepaia."
Harry Jones'
RESATURANT AND OYS
TER HOUSE.
Jast oneneri. onrxiaitA th Hna
Promut attention, and evmrvthiia j
clean.
Open day and night.
MONEY. CHEAP MONEY.
, . iu ml iw
snnrirv tn nil nn Innn timm I .
1V hav marls a rs-nrw.
supply
; J "-"is 'g i iuw intra til
Interest on Improved f.uma and citv uop-
of
vi it. i iic wuw cunirmniaies ouiuil
ln
brick blocks or cood brick huftln h...,
can get moner. See us.
Wall am & Cusick
City Drug Store.
Stanard & Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss it Son. Dealer in
drugs, medicines and
cheniicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfnniery,scnool and ar
tistssupplies. riiysician'i
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
LOTS
50x100
BLOCKS
200x200.
Farms,
Farms.
Those wishing to invest in farm
property should call and see onr list
of farm and city property. We have
some of as good fruit and garden
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 us
before purchasing .lsewhere
Office, First Street, next door to
Thompson & Overman's Harness
Shop, Albany, Or.
T. B. CORNELL & CO.,
Real'Etate Agents.
KEEP YOUR EYE
ON
THIS MOTOR LINE.
Townsend's
Garden Addition
la now nfTprprl fnr Tki. ;. r .l .
moat desirable locations for residence in or
arouna Albany, beiog very high and dry,
rich SOlI for OHrHn onrl H.i. Tt.
" r. xuil Jk WM UU
this ground where Mr Tow d send grew his
famOUB ltrtwKrna In. L .
Albany market. There is not a more ealth.
III! lor.D.i-lnn arnnnA A .1 t i
" ; V ",uo"j man ia ionua in
this lightly location, full sid 0ta and
"'""i "ei an jam out to correspond wit
the street mnnin thrcnh the Goltra an
JUale f dditinna. This riri rio f it ...I..
Worrks frum the proposed street car line.
Tbia property wil be sold by the block or
Iota on thfl intta I ln.ttt hl. .
suit the purchaser. While this property ia
j si v i w uuuo aiuuuu niD&ny:yet it will be
visa m v icMnuHino prices.
Office OtinflftirM tha Ii'.r... 3,r T 1
... a itiortnnnis
Insurance Co., 1st Street, Albany.
City Restaurant.
Hiving been tctirely ten odekd. this old
and popular restsursnt wiil he m.de first
class in every reipeot. The pM.e will be
givep good meals at all litnra for only 25
oents. Ever) thing beat and attractive.
Priva'e boses. O) tiers to evry style.
W. A.McGks.
F. M. FREKCH,
Dealer ix
VATOHES,
Clocks,
JL'E AV E L R Y
AND
Spectacles.
I have the largest stock ol
Spectacles and Eye glasses
in the comity and fit tlicm
by Johnston's pat. Dioptic
eye meter.
J C Myers.