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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
The Manufacturing Industries
Largely Developed.
Lands About the Hsrbor Rapidly
Settling Up.
A gxhaastlv. Artseis Descriptive Of
s.as ceunsy and It's wonderful New
ctsss-A Pert Destined 20 Rival the
seuaa aud sAe ceiunasla River
eeworous. Dee 90 1850


Grayfs havhor IS probably the greatest
ard IL All respects and especially
In a commercial sense. the most desirable
and tne most literally endowed stth pfaetl-
cai advantages of arr q the estuafles Of Or
inlets from shs sea on this coast ffofsi san
Francisco 10 the Straits Of Faca, moi even
excepting the Columbia river lbs com-
mereisl capacity Is Of very extensive and
remarkable character. and white Il has
long been Handicapped BY contemporaries
onH and jealous competing points, is de-
serving qualities are gow becoming esfab-
Isshei aud widely known and they are at
tracing capital and enterprise At rate
which must IN = fea years make this mag-
nsfleent body of water the scene and center
OF surprising business activity and colossal
commercial enterprises.
In discussing this subject there IL no oc-
casiofi for drawing upon the imaginative
faculties for fancy writing OF word paint
iiAg. no occasion for exaggcFation. misrep-
resentation or false coloring. Here we
have facts, here We can demonstrate. here
We can convince. here we have no fear Of
either future Investigations or conditions,
for the aiEuetien and It's resources and
prospects are such that they cannot fail to
give satisfaction. II stuffed with inteili-
gence. without prejadice, and with view
20 the development OF their real merits.
Win this brief predatory statement the
writer viii proceed 81 once with the subject
In hand. enaeavoring 70 present fairly and
impartlsIiy record for the year JUST past,
OF the general improvements and progress
OF the Gray's harbor country. beginning
with the thrifty aad enteFptising.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
A succEssruL ENTERPRISE.
A Mandatory for Finishing All Kinds
OF Building Materials.


OF Building Materials.
Among the many enterprises established
in Tacoma during tie past year. none was
met with such instantaneous success As
tie firm Of Messrs WHEELER. 0sgood & Co.,
manufacturers Of sash, door. blinds and
mouldiugs, stair work, church work. etc
This fra begSn business scarcely three
months ago, and today have one OF the
largest plants on the Pacific coast for fur
nishfng all kinds Of building materials
They keep constantly employed over 100
men AZ their I'm nlenss mandatory situated
on the tide fats and orders for finished
building material come - them from
every quarter az the state. Their capacity
for turning otsl this c}sss Of work IS larger
than any similar concern on the coast. and
their equipment for working wood il com
ptefe in every department Dir. osgood
was seen hY 3 PosF-ISrxGLgeESeEg GORE
srssadent. and he stated that the machin-
erv used In their paant vas 81 os the very
latest and most improved make known 10
the wood working industry.
Vse can make the very finest stair work,
church and osaoe work, said Mr. osgood.
@ana "a hare msehjnery for farming the
hardest wood into 4ss MOST aeliease and
intricate naoaldsng-. Messvs. Wheeler,
elseaasa & 10. are Eseparei to execute eon-
tracts ID everr Tsarf1en ct Washington
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IN . manner befstting this very liberal fnisiA-
t0rv gsIE
The nsove giTea . mere outline ef W0-
qaiana' : progress during the PAST rear. and
Oil not space and time preesnsie i would
be easy 70 predicate on the good w0zk thai
has teen aene. tie gTsnd tIinss that Will
be done, brt. IS necessity requires that
other matters IL connection with sae h4r-
Dor - considered the xrlter pasEses.
simply inviting each and every one IN any
way sionbsing she statements ADORE made.
10 investigate and se satisfied, t.or, with IN
vsstigation ~il come eamRiese satisfaction
IS 70 HoqHiana ard is merits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
4 - larE~are naass.

J. sehram Il IN the foremost rank in the
stove arc metal basiness q the state The
Ere Asgaest totallv DESTROYED hss stock, bat
inside 81 > seek ~ was receiving rev
gaxsls te1ssT&rhea for It's siay after thu Sire
Stree TIE Esze fhe v0saase 81 bnsfneas auae
b. hsH4 sxaeesls sIe9 CO.
in August iast NJ. SeAram organized
thr sssttls faumlsers sarrsy Compasly,
agraxp orasess. whseh EvEA has Eseea DOING
au vxceassTss Aasinsss AZ SC Hsss street
under tAe a11e management q Mr. Horn
back This being the oaiy exclusive xlsase-
sale YfnnsssAg sapEsY hoa4e IN the state
tAsy carry 8 nomplese sseek OF lFcn pine
ard Al eus<ss pertaining 10 The buzisess.
NJ. SekgAnass store il iogatea ii second
Msska Tgstan streets.
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NaY xaasss ssoa easa wAen AAza4ez's ceagh
SyzaE So sGzs gga IS 0aes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
SEAT TIE.
The Worlds Next Great Center|
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
brick buildings going up Aread, cg i
population
WIN A THTGn
WHY ALL THISi

Shoulder ii Oar Il.
What York the Atlantic, Seattle the p.s
Nature has made
deposits King County than ID il 6
of Pennsylvania than 10000 of coal beds ssoceo acres
numbering logging mining industries equal il ~
ord ships way every and her commerce m
shore
uansconinenla their Pacific
minus Seattle
Because the favorable opinions of that develop things p
osophy history past Hr ID
speech Puget recenys
"It difficult imagine what be the destiny wondered =
with saubrous climate where m
thar life should end ordinary heh 10 s.
stimulating atmosphere when brain and body liz
wonderful of lofty
things part Of America mne yours There hb
children and nsmen carried principles Eazaa
which prevailing and which dominate
British line; and there the shores placid sea- they
fathers have enacted here There be weather. Nj
York. the ola Boston,
ward and workshops of buster Worcester All your eyes
may perfection eyes
II already born will IT.
Stronger words froma wiser uttered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
This IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
few hundreds thousands invested you
dependent living solve the bread and question
Ravenna ark.

Around this "marvel OF springs
winding walks ripping fountains waterfalls rggednea A
smooth calmncss OF akees fish al darling b
the clear wahese and countless other things make this park the @
of Seattle and the resting place for Here make n
quickest money investments Fifty thousand mprosem
going in Immediately and this park country
stripped development anything the history Seattle
dcTsul
Buildings consisting Of hotel. Offices stores, residences M
than $4,000 each handsome church, Cumberland %
the highest grade in all its departments music, art literature he i
encss classics.
The of this desirable plat are under heavy
substantial improvements and admitting only purchasers c.
This the only undeseoped that country ss
Bay and Union Bay Of Lake Washington no part s =
had greater prosperity and promise great
What Queen Anne North Seattle Rayenna by nature Bs
Fremont and Edgewae and coupled handwork ~
energy viii desirable homo As the Amera t
furnish
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
szoNmourm NOrgss

Monmouth can boast OF hook and lad
der company, ore having been organized
last week.
Huntington was mel BY committee
from the board Of trade, Sunday, as he
passed through lie promised 70 repair
and make this good road
Rev RyeFe, lately from Nebraska, l. try
Ing TO raise subscription to build Mcth-
odlst church.
Supt MclslFoy and State printer Baker
wee IL town last Friday, and gave the
seniors cali. They were shown over
the building by prh Powell.
The senior class II rearing the close OF
the final examinations. We think they
must be getting along nicely, we do moi
hear OF any tears but all seem hopeful
The state Is pretty we'll represented thi,
year IN the class. Ten gentlemen ans
eleven laeies representing ten counties
and Washlngtenj four came from Lini
| county.
The Normal dedlcatory picnic will b.
held In the grove on the college grounds
May -. Several prominent. speakers vii
deliver address, among them supt McEl
roy and this governor. Besides the usua
program Pfol Tuihil eloeutlon teacher
will recite, and Miss Porter, of Linn, NJ
| Mr. Stanley, Of crook--who have bee
chosen by the school. will deliver orationl
JomN l. ALLEN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
Doc Bow Laar.

DESyrS, May S.-sheliiI's ofdeers las. nigh,
notified the propriesovs ofevery gambling house
in the city to close their doors aud appear te.
fore Justice Morris this morning for trial. The
pfopfie;ofs made no resistance. but quietly
told the t.en who were ElaYing 10 "cash in"
then rolled np the cash. turned out the lights
and locked the doors and Tot the first time 10
many years there VIII not be a gambling house
open OF card turned, in the city of Denver
o-night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
N mEmonIam

The following resolutions were adopted
at a regular meeting Of the City Council
Of the city Of Halsey, Linn CO., Or.
WnKRgAA, BY a decree Of the Supreme
Being Of the Universe death has entered
our council and taken from our fellowship
one Of our beloved members, therefore
be it
Resolved, That In Fred Lame, the City
Council has lost nn active, jealous mem-
Der and the community generous, hon
est and intelligent citizen and each mem.
ber has been deprived Of true and earn
est friend.
Resolved, That the loss OF Fred Lame
from the councils Of our meetings will bt
greatly missed.
Resolved, That n copy Of these resolu
tions be recorded on the minutes OF onl
meetings and copy presented 20 ths
wife and family Of the deceased and pub
lished Ia the county papers.
II ID GopLEY,
w STEWART,
Committee.
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the raipls ana she stage.

Rev NJ Shrout. pastor United Breth.
reu Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: IL
feel II my duty to tell what wonders DIR
king's New Discovery has done for me.
Ny lungs were badly diseased, and my
parlshloners thought could live only 4
few weeks. took FIVE bottles OF DIR
Kings New Discovery and am sound and
well. gaiaIng 26 lbs In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence, |
am confident DIR Kings New Discovery
for consumption, beats EN- all. and cures
when everything else falls. The greatest
kindness can do my many thousand
friends Is 10 urge them to try II" Free
trial bottles ut Foshay & Msson's Drug
store. Regular sizes soc and $I.oo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
HONE AND ABROAD



They ring the fire boil 10 Salem al meet
ings Of the City Council. not n bad ides.
PHI D'Arcy, Of Salem, recently chai, man
Of the State Democratic convention, IL IN the
citv.
Mr. Chapman. sewer expert, estimates
that a aystcm Of sewerage can be put In Eu.
gene CITY for 10000
Mrs Tustin of San Ffaneiseo, IL here via,
iting bei daughter, Mrs Dr. Patton, and ex-
pects 10 remain during the summer.
Rev EN Caudit, u Albany, will occupy
tho pulpit OF ths PresbJ terian church next
Sunday, morning and evening. -Eugene
Register.
Mr. = Z Barger, II BeownsviIIe, Il IN the
city. lie tells the DEMounAr that the real
estate market there Is lively, there being
thirty-6ve lots soId there Yesterday alone.
/ WI Raymond, heretofore employed ID
the Farmers aud Merchants Insurance com.
] psny, 10 this city, has accepted position 10
the Guardians Assurance Il Sun Fire office
at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs A ofos., of the Depot no
tel, left q day of two ago for the hot sprisg
Of Northern California, whore they 30 two d
three times year.
lug iutant CHliu uf NifA iteDl1y uleu u
this city Yesterday aud vas buried to-day
Mrs Hedisy i daughter Of Capt Mills an
resided with him In tbs Cusiek block, OIL
. recently arriving here from the East.
A contract has been entered into by tb
Wyoming Il Pacific improvement mpan.
by which $4,000 will DO spent In building
railsoab from Sioux City 70 Ogden, Utah.
! distance Of 5000 miles, aud Mr. stcasy hi
been awarded tho contract for tho work.
: II you don't read yonF local paper, say .
: exchange. you are behind tho times, aud
you ara behind The tines people are liable
a call you . nloss hack, and when you get
!. be NOES back II 10 time to die.
An interesting episode occurred At Il
4 depot last evening. A young man was Sc.
II 10 start nn = run, with yaiise ia bis han
le along the opposite SIDE Of the train from h
b. depot, going eastwa.d. Soms one notihl
police oficer that = thief WIS fnuni
away with salise be hal stolen from q
cars. The officer started after him. catchi
him nesi the o r depot, where he found To
he was highly respectable young maa. wi
bis own yalise. Being 10 hurry be b
done acme running.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16

The horticultural Association OF Oak.
vile, which net on the evening OF the
9th, was favored witt, a short address on
small fruit by Hon w II Crawford, late OF
Dakota. lie said strawberries were the
best OF fruit for politicians, q, keep them
10 mild temper.
Mr. Johnson White made lengthy
speech. but finally gave Il up that Il would
take hi.n longer 10 tell what he didn't
know about small fruits then what he did. !.
A Y Smith made few remarks about
the gooseberry.
ffoi John z Love was In Oakvillc last
week. lie Is selling school charts and
other things Of that nature, bat his visit 10
this place was probably on other business
thla time. Come again, John.
The Y 4 \ c Z will give a plenIc II
Hau.tlion's Grove, on Saturday the nth
Ins,. The exercises will consist of reciia-
tioas, essays. dialogues, vocal and Insiru-
mental musle. Come everybody and
bring your children You can depend on
LfTTLK RosE Rup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16

The EvanRelina excursion train for Cor
wallis, leaves Albany to night at o'clock
returning Immediately after Che entertain
ment Over one hundred people will 40.
Among The excursionists from Salem te-
day Ii Prof w 3 Arnold, Of the State Uni
yersity, on the same steamer with whom /
DEMOCRAT man retched Oregon ten yeafs
ago
The Rev EJ Thompson D D 81 Corvallis,
will supply the pulpit tomorrow in She
Presby Church. both morning AID
evening All will be made welcome TO VI ese
services,
The Oregon delegation have secured IN the
river aud larbor blll the following appTopriA-
tions Mouth OF The Columbia fiyef, $500
600 Cascade Locks, 100000 Columbia
and WillAmatte rivers bel0w Portland, $780,,
600, Coos Bay. sI25,0O Yaquiua Bay.
$l25.OO0; Siusl-w rivers aud bay, &J0, 600 /;
Coquilie rIger, 10000; upper Columbia
river, 10000; upper Willamette, 81 600 ;
and other appropriations, amounting 10 the
aggrsgats 70 about one million doliars
/ Ar Scio.--iIon Wm Cyrus,of scio, was
in the city to-day. He reported big
attendance 1T d0v Pennoyer's speaking
there, and q very enthusiastic audience.
The Clos made some solid remarks.
. To Lebanon accompanied by the
Band quite d crowd Of people went Il
Lebanon this afternoon TO hear Goveruo
. PennOyer, who IL about to succeed him
{ self as Governor of Oregon from all indi
9 cations. The train was expected back q
! 3 o'clock.
TnK CoLg B0Ys.--Oecar and boy Cole
the two boys for whom warrant wa
issued several days ago, Tor assaultin
a Angus Graham, came to Albany th1
q afternoon and gave Themselves up, an
the matter was being considered by Jul
= tiee Humphrey.
u A RoEpgRY--L Last evening somcon
= entered the loom Of ffrJ X Ilisey, At ii
y Russ Hou.e, and stole q valuable gol
watch. Another guest had $40 in none
ae extracted from I:s pocket. 80 clue vi
70 secured 10 lie abeif, though Il i possib
q trace cl him will be obisined.
Cd a BAxD EXCLUSION. -Tae steamer O
pg icri arrived from Sactn at 1890 to-ds
% with an exc arsion party of over two hur
3. - dred people headed by the Uniyersit
II ~ Band, WHO furnished some choice mus
= II was the best looking, best behav'
:" company Of people ever In Albany fro
saIefn. and they conferred great credit, B
their conduct, on the capital city. II pa
any city 20 send ont creditable cxcursif
party, and the DEM0cR6r Is glad TO 81
that Ia excursions, as in everything els
" the capitol city Is gradually improving.
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Jas r Powell & Co.

A new line Of neckties at Z @ Searl'a
Novelties in parasols at s Il Young's,
Ludlow's So shoes found oulyat e Q
Seari's.
New potatoes. cabbages. ETC., At Conn &
Hcndricsons.
Zluemans claimants" spectacles and eye
glasses at + NJ Freuch's. so cents pair.
Lawn mowers repaired and sharpened at
Matthews & Washburn's.
The best lawn sprinkler in the mark ct at
Matthews u Washburn's.
All Of the Pendeton general merchandi Sc
stores have agreed to close at o'clock nights.
AW Ilvine and w A Kuhn, recently lo-
Gated in this city, have located in Fresno,
Cal.
Call at Will Links music store for the
very best pianos and organs, also books and
sheet music, sc.
Mrs d P Mason aul dsughter Vesta, have
returned from Sodaville, where they have
been reonperating for week or two.
There were 81 subscriptions to The Hunt
ington subsidy in Astoria If $1,000 or over,
5 of SIC, 900 or over; of $4,000
Leininger, Dentist Littler, assistant, will
make you set Of teeth and charge you
nothing for extracting Bridge work a
peciaity.
Don't dread TO have your aching teeth
extracted. but 20 to Dr. Leninger, DR. Littler
assistant, and have the teeth painiessly re
moved. Bridge work speciality. Room
l3, Tweedale Block, Albany. or.
Mr. n c Hawks. the type man Of San
Francisco, il in the city. the guest OE his
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
A card % .Ae Pebble.

Having been reaPpcinted BY the Oregon
Conference Of the Evangelical Associa
ton 10 Albany mission, and rs pastor Of
the Evangelical Church In this city. and
having enjoyed the friendship, love and
esteem OF the citizens OF Albany since my
stay among them, desire 10 express my
gratitude for The kindness and rany tok-
ems of friendship To myself and family
during the past two years. Hoping that
the friendly feeling which has existed may
50 continue IN the future,and praying that
! may be a blessing TO your city so long as
have the cooperation OF the Christian
people of Albany and the love and esteem
Of all our citizens, am humb.y your SER
want and brother, b FISHER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
~ nEMemIAn

The following resolutions were adopted
by Rescue Hook Ladder Co. OF Albany.
Or, at the last regular meeting:
wmEagAs. by decree Of The Supreme
Being oi the universe, death has entered
our hall and taken from our fellowship one
Of our beloved members therefore be Il
Resolved. That IN Geo. VaksaIio, r eseue
Hook aud Ladder Co. has lost an active.
xealous member. and the community
generous, hnnest and intelligent cilixrn.
aud that each member has bren depdved
Of true and earnest friend.
Resolved, That our sorrow shall be In
harmony With that Of bis dearest relatives.
Resolved. That The loss ef George
Vaasal.o from the councils Of our meet
ings will be greatly missed.
Resolved. That copy Of these resoiu-
lions be recorded among our minutes pre-.
sented 10 the family OF the deceased and
published IN the local papers.
ID GuIss,
l. VIERKcK,
VIZ READ.
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
ceusrr CANVASS.

The democratic candidates Of Linn
county viii speak on the political issues Of
he day at tho following times and places;
rox Valley. Monday. MAY 18TH, at one
O'Clock, pm.
Seio, Tuesday. May so.h, a. one o'clock,
m.
Syracuse, Wednesday, May ais,, at one
O'Clock, r M.
shedd. Thursday.. May san4 at one o.
clock, PIN.
Iialsey. Friday. May a,rd a. one O'Clock,
pm.
Harrisburg. Saturday. May s4ih, q. one
o'clock. pm.
Brownsville. Monday. May a6,h. at one
o'clock, p m.
crawiordssilIe. Tuesday. May s7,h, Al
one o'clock. pm.
Sweet Home. Wednesday, May sSth. Al
one O'Clock, pm.
Waterloo. Thursday, May a9.h. at one
o'clock, p m,
Lebanon. Friday. May goth, a, on'
o'clock p IN.
Albany, saturday. May 5isi, 81 on,
O'Clock p IN.
opposlng candidates are respectfully In
ylied TO be presentsand participate In ihs
discusalon.
Geo Z Chamberlain.
Chairman Dem county
r Sites Central Com.
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16
COUNTY COURT PRo

%. n. n. Blackburn. Judge D. W. Cooper and O
W Phillips, Coinniiuslpners.l
Clerk ordered TO advertise for bids for
keeping county poor.
Lee Applewhite appointed to a schol-
arship In Corvallis college.
Ordered that court house fence be sold
and county judge be ordered 20 make re-
pairs OF walks and grounds.
Building Lake creek bridge award
ed TO st John Bros at 1850.
Bills allowed;
g II Baird, repairing bridge, 10000
ID X N blackburn, lOO.0C
Is w Cooper, 1O.4f
q w Phillips, examining bridges, 2.bb
w Il Ray, Keeping pauper, 1866
| j j Davis. do 6i.ZI
Road applied for by Queener ct ai,
established.
Fees IN Same allowed, 2i.0t
Road applied for by II w Fore
man established.
Fees In same allowed, 22.0
Road applied for by VIM Tucker
ct nj, established.
Fees In same allowed, 2l.0
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16

Jas r Posell &co
Cnsick 3 addition.
T. ~. French ksspa railroad tirne.
Rock candy drips At @ Il Browuell's.
Anti swear cuff buttons as VIII s. Ssark's.
Do you want home Bay ; los 10 Fair
Dale.
The MeKanlass minssrels are coming this
way.
Great bargains in watches a. viii &
Ssark's.
Choice eaaned. sweet potatoes At Z
Brownsll'a.
rrsparsd...msekrsl. IN lib eana. at G E
BrowneiI's.
Headquarters for garden seeds at c E
Browneil's.
For artists supplies go to s.anard- &
Cnsickis.
The latest sheet music, | d,scount at siss
Hyman's.
Don't fail TO try the Hvmme Long pieaos
at Mrs Hyman's.
The largest stock Of watches in the city at
Will 4 StArk's.
Delicious canned crAnberaies At c. Z
Bn wnell's.
II Won want to buy coed brea,l, cake aud
pies 10 70 Lange's.
Spring over coating At Zaches & Sen, op-.
posite Postoffice.
Genuine Iowa sorghum on drausht at c
Il Rrownell 9.
Good evening Have you fried Habhards
Elegant Lotien
u fs.~4.,am-sa 4. "a .Ia..n. =. Lt..4.
ored at Samuel K Young's.
No need to suffer with the headaeh when
hubbard's Capsules win surely cure you.
II you want fine toilet or hath soap call
on Stanard cusick, City Drug Store,
leave your orders at Ianga's for anything
you wish for in the bakery line.
The Foster genuine. hook plovo Fcsterina.
in black and coiored, at Samuel r Young's.
Fair Dale lots win soon be all sold. This
property w.ll bring $500 per lot before fall.
Buy lot in Casick's addition, the finest
suburban addition. Its location speaks for
itself.
Don't fail to call on Will 4 Stark and
price their large line cf ladies and gepts
watches before you buy.
The Hemme 4 Long piano is the hest
made piano to stand the climate Of the coast
Don't fail to get one at MRS Hyman's.
Genuine Martinat kid gloves, in all sizes
and colors. at 500 per pair until May lst.
Every pair warranted, at G W Simpsons.
A lot in Cusick's addition is better than
ten per cent. or better than \ lot in foreign
cities where the tide ebs and flows twice in
twenty-four bours.
Tnaaa .vssk;ns, enx.a,, d,o~ .nA .v;,s4c,..
should call on r B vunk, who will put them
IN complete on short notice. Shop on corner
Of Second and Ferry streets.