hilaasd ry day In the wtn.
HSfcKUTTINU. F.dilori asd Trop'ri.
...Jivriicv m, mi,
ted at inn I'mt DiIIim ut lliny, Or
n, a awmd eta-w mill MMti'ir.
LOCAL. UKCOU).
ai:E Facth. Hev II I llittner arrived
Juny lust ovcniiiK on tlio 4:2(1 train
ifcwcet Home. On liia way here lie
Ippn formally nrrenleil by Deputy
Ifl'Sinilh, ami allowed to come to
ly oa li'm own reeoi!iii.iin. The
Kuat takes no sides in tliia Kvun
tl war. It ia simply intereritfd in
fbotli aidca, and the condensed
n the nine, which ia what the pub
hi ips. Hev Kitner'a verHion ia that
, McKlroy had been lmldini; protract
Dtvirea in the Sweet Home ehnreh,
nng allowed tho line of the church one
lit the time, Kev Yoat, who liehl the
jy, ss'imk it theother half. Kev liittner
ent tliere to asaiat in the acrvicca. It
ciUtnitl on the other hand that one of
it conditions israntnl Kev McKlroy was
at the 1'rnnidinu KMcr ahould not be
low! there. Saturday evening when
V Bittuer went there, with hia follow
i. he states, the door wuh barricaded
1 Rev Yost and a few followers were
tbe inside with u )ie.ht and chilis,
' for war. Then they broke open
door, when, after utmost n tight, those
1 tied, ami cervices were held. He
ml that a rock waa thrown at him
t it he was aacendiii!the iulpit. The
land clubs will be naed in the trial
caae.
I other priaonera from Sweet Home
oe in on the 4::t train, wlien tiic
i will lie set for their examination,
if
-Himiit. The Ilild-I'ark company to
t the opera house tonight, gives a
i,' refined musical entertainment it
pleasure to witness. The Hufl'.ilo
iersays: Five talented musicians
i out an nttraetive program at the
-Park concert, last evening, before
enthusiastic audience. Ilerr Carl
1 1b such a violinist as the German
ioIs produce after long and careful
y. He plays with vigor, care, pre
m, having perfect mastery of the in
irjint. In a selection from l'agan
. played on one string, ho denionstrn
1 tbe versatility of the violin and its
iter. A low, dreamy selection by
tsel evoked tremendous applause, and
I followed by Sarasate'B delightful
Danish Dunce." Air Frederic tiillette,
ritone, and Miss Klla Jocelyn, contral
, sang very acceptably, and Miss Anna
irk gave two cornet solos.
ojo Many of our citizens will rc
embertlie wonderful dig-faced Russian
v, Jo-Jo, with bells circus, r. few years
i. He proved genuine in every respect,
larvel of nature to look at, and many
lired be wub worth the $i kcost to get
the circus. With another attraction
0 will be exhibited at the corner of
it ind Kerry streets, in the store room
c vacated by Blodgett & Son tomorrow
J net day, according to the advertise--nt
which appears elsewhere. Admis-
fonly 25 cents, 10 cents for children.
BE t)KMocKAT is Informed as it goes
ipressthat Thos. Monteith, jr. will be
pointed I M foraAlbany, positively, to-
or to-morrow.
onoE. Special meeting of Huelah
'kah riegreo Lodge No 35, 10 0 F.
be held on Saturday, Jan 24th. All
bers expected to be present.as there
octal work on hnnd.
; J L Undekwood, R S.
ix Here. Fresh Columbia river
t, silver salmon and salmon trout at
Mblny Fish Market, next door to the
I. 1 M Hyde l'ropr.
law CiAiii'ET), new camels, new car
and new styles, latest rmtterns. the
t in the market, just received at A, IS.
Ilwain's. Tho stock ia large and
ice, selected for this market, andpr
iwauuiig n.e uest carpets at the ow
f prices should call and inspect his
pidid stock. It was bought low and
oe loiii iow.
loTicjt. 1 have moved my millinery
oss the street in the Blumbere
nefct d.or oJ A Cummlngs drug
wnere 1 will be pleased 10 meet my
and customers.
J Ida M Brush.
Ht'KiRi:i) Wagons just receiwd,
lam going to give away free, one
li can of Forest City Baking Pow
4me early. J K Ijiiownkix.
f . Parties desiring a cab will do
fcll on Trites Kros, who connect
brains. Funcrala and weddings
ty-
nur i'hHi
said she, when you go out
' send me sonic saner kraut,
d it good at, M. & U.'s,
keep that line Swiss cheese.
v.', pickles and mackeral "oflT
J11! displayed at their front door;
flies, spices and sugars without
they are selling cheaper
other stand.
frks are kind and pleasant,
t you with a smile:
r waiting on yon.
u urst-ciass style.
KlKli.
OR. On Saturday evening, Jan.
at the home of his daughter.
1'rlpp. near Peternn' Itolte Mr
ajior, irom the results of a
eg a tOlinlp wara n.i mraA "
fir Taylor came 10 Oregon In
Illinois. His remains were
ar Harrishurr'. The dere.i
re children.
MIIILlMiriKMIVll,
Mi's R A Irvine Is greatly Improved In
health.
.lay W Main and family made a trip to
Portland yesterday.
" I' I'okhow, jr. returned this noon
fro-n a biuhicis trip to Portland.
Mr N 1' raj ne, of tl.it city, is in Suleiu
attemling 11 county clerk'a convention,
and aherill' Scott attending a sherill 'B
convention.
Mr iVUUuude, formerly ro.d master on
the Oregon Pacific, now of the Kigin
hruncli of the Union Pacific, with head
quaiterk at tin; I.a Cirande, Is In the city.
The Mics Kdna and Mollle L 11 per, of
Albany, came to this city on Friday lat
on a vl-it to relatives ami friends, and re
turned li-n,e on .Monday. Coiva'.lis
Thues.
Rev. Metayer, of tbe Cat'io'ic Church
started for Portland 011 Mondav. He was
taken 111 on the cars, and I- now at the
home of Father bite, of fcalcm, receiv
ing medical aid.
C J Dillon, formerly in the furniture
business In this city, Is'in town. Mr Dil
lon has been looking over the country for
a location, recently foc'ng 01. (Jrays Har
bor for a few days.
Mr M A Malin. who has moved to
Portland, told the Or-goniun that what
Albany needed waa for ita citizens to get
up ami hnwl. As no town in Oregon is
displaying 11 more healthy, reliable
growth, with increaaing prospects every
nay, evidently we are getting considera
ble without howling like wolves.
Mr Claud Mansfield arrived in Albany
lasi evening by way of tho O P, from his
hot sulphur spring ranch, taken up a
year or two ago, located in Marion
county, beyond lireitenbush. He reports
only u small snow. In order to reach the
railroad he had a long tramp of 30 or 40
nines.
STATE Li:.lsil.ll Ktf.
Salem, Jan. 20. The Hodnvillo bill
was placed on its second reading. Among
bills introduced that attract attention
were the following: I!y Tracy, punish
ing profanity : by Armstrong, providing
for t lie publication of county court pro
ceedings; ny Manning, lor flow lor
district fair at McMinnvillc ; by Mvers,
incorporating Scio; by Crosno, authoriz
ing a bridge at Corvnllis; by Farley, al
lowing recorders to record mining papers,
now done by tho county clerk. A spec
ial committee on wagon roads was ap
pointed in the house. It will have its
hands full. A resolution by Holmes
asks for a constitutional convention. A
joint resolution favors government assis
tance for the Nicaragua canal.
The vote for U S senator resulted as
follows: J II Mitchell, ir house, 41, in
senate, 22; Harney CJoldsmitli, in house,
11), ill senate, (i.
Salem, Jan 20th, 1891.
Ioth houses have adjourned to attend
the funeral at Oregon City of Senator
F.aatham. lie was not able to take hia
seat, the oath of office was administered
to billion bis sick bed. MrKastbam
was a very valuable rm.n to the commun
ity where he lived, and to the state, and
his death is no doubt the result of over
work. There nre wagon road bills calling in
the aggregate for $178,000. These bills
are predicated 111 a measure upon the
live per cent fund arising from the net
proceeds ot the sales 01 the public lands
lying within the state, to w hich this
state was entitled on her admission into
the union. This five centum is paid to
the state for the purpose of making pub
lic roads and internal improvements.
At the adoption of the constitution of
Oregon a provision was inserted that this
five per centum from the sales of public
lands should, with the five hundred thou
sand acres given for internal improve
ments be turned over to the common
school fund if Congreai Vould assent to
it. Evidently it was the intention to
have Congress consent to this proposi
tion. But our representatives in Con
gress never looked so far ahead. In Feb.,
1871, a joint resolution passed Congress
assenting to the application of the five
hundred thousand acres of land granted
to Oregon 'or internal improvements, to
the support of common schools, as pro
vided 111 Se i. 2, Art. 8, of the constitu
tion of OrfOL The proposition was
divided, and it seems Congress never as
sented to a division 01 the live per cen
tum. From this fund as far aa it would
go wagon road warrants have been paid
for years tiie records show. The fund is
not n large one, but by no means ade
quate to meet the present demand for
money to build roads, micro, is the
money coming from? Solvent counties
should ih more to make sunstantial
roads than they do.
There is a very general disposition to
increase the salaries of officers and to
make salaries where there were none be
fore. Salaries of many County Itidges
win uo raised, also salaries oi County
Treasurers, and a per diem will be given
to County Commissioners. The latter
have served for years without pay prac
tically. It is time they were paid a suit
able per diem. Some will nlace it nt li
dollars per day.
Work in the two houses is being
farmed out : soon it will indicate the full
measure of its objects and purposes.
Hills fly into the readers hand like fallen
leaves in a storm, and in the wind up,
like everything else, few w ill be chosen.
If an appropriation is made of $2)0,000
for tho World's Fair, $178,000 for wagon
roads, with other special appropriations
amounting to a half more, the state will
have to take in wishing.
Occasional.
A Goon Bi:soi.i tion for New Years or
anyothcr time is to buy your groceries,
baked goods and produce of Farker Bros.
One of their resolutions is to keep the
best in the market, to sell nt reasonable
prices and to treat evervbody with cour
tesy. If yon want to know what store to
point your tracks towards for a whole
year look townrda I'arHer Bros., where
you can always II nd the goods you want
No Flies. There are no flies on Conn
Sc ilendricson'i new clerk, that faces their
customers on ent ring. Every body
treated the same, a smile for all, and the
bet grocefles In the city and bottom
rices. See their brands o tea, coffee,
th?ir canned goods, etc. Smokers get lets
of satisfaction out of the famouil'rppoose
ani oincr cigars.
Cltkt at coit itWF RtsilV.
The word "hobo" as used In Ureoon for
a bad character, is said to be derived from
the Indian word llobomoco," a bad or
evil genius. In other states It Is used as a
lenn ot Ueilslon, hud lias possibly a dif
ferent derivation.
People often judge of the climate and
social standing of a country by their own
prosperity 111 it. It they do well there
is a rosy hue to every sunset and a lily
on every bush. If they fail to make ends
meet there is an umbrageous aspect to
tilings. That is human nature, and it
nits all 01 us; hut it contains its own
suggestion.
Tho county court of I.a no county has
let the contract to A K Wheeler for mak
ing a thorough and complete hint of all
the land in the county, for the purpose of
taxation. The plat ill give a thorough
and accuratedeseription of every piece of
reui property ami also the name 01 the
present owner, mrn heeler is to re
ceive his pay 111 taxes saved the county
for a certain period, lie will make
money.
A caae of persistence almost equal to
Robert Ilruce, is reported by the Milton
Fugle, one that will 110 doubt meet with
another failure: For the seventh time
in fourteen years the long-suffering peo
ple ol Eastern Umatilla county ask at the
hands of the state legislature a fair and
equitable separation from theoldcountv
and w ith this end in view have instruct
ed t heir representative, Hon J S Kitchev
to introduce a bill before that honorable
body, and have circulated and signed
petition designating the particular lines
of division which in their judgment
would include a aelf-sustuining county.
All kinds of conventions are being
held 111 balem during the legislature,
Of course it is not intended to influence
that body. If It is desired to get an lni-
portant measure through it is necessary
to have a A'agon road bill. There are so
many that anything can be accomplished
by the lullowing little game:
The State Legislature had lietter hurry
up some of its bills on gun accidents, or
if it has none to invent some at once,
The Telegram says iu a very quiet.every
day manner: "air Uctavius uraice
farmer, living near iavlors station, was
accidentally shot and killed bv his son
Charles, baturday evening at 6 o'clock.
The old gentleman was sitting by the fire
and the son was in an adjoining room
extracting a shell from a gun when the
weapon was dischaiged. Death resulted
from the loss of bloodtthe femoral artery
being severed.
But few people are aware that to send
a remittance to a lottery company is a
misdemeanor, and that the person so
sending is liable toa fine of $200 or a
years imprisonment, or both. Such
however, is declared to be tbe case, and
postmasters are required to report all
such letters. The law, though, is proba
bly violated as much as the Chinese
pheasant law, and it may be surmised
that there will not be many lines paid,
Mr C E Brownell, the grocer,has quite
an artistic window. The groundwork
consists of rice, colfee, etc., properly ar
ranged, in the rear is a log cabin, with
a pig reaching his head out of the door.
In front is a ferocious looking tiger, with
his head turned towards the pig, and ap
proaching in another direction is a bear.
Will the pig die, or will the bear and
tiger fight. The scene is a frontier one,
well depicted.
In another place our cotetnporary is
taken to tusk for the use of th? expression
"Bowman faction of the Evangelical
Church." The Democrat also used the
expretsion. So far as ihe public gener
ally is concerned, the divisions of the
church here are known as the Bowman and
nntl Bowmar. factions, and a newspaper
simply uses public teims. To designate
the followerBof Bowman as the Evangel
ical Church would be taking sides in the
case. In Oregon it is a local matter, and
the factions are probably about evenly
divided.
Steamkr Arrivals This evening the
finest lot of California fruits and vegeta
bles that ever came to this city will be re
ceived by M idler ,c Garrett." The rash
grocers.con-hting of Cauliflower, culllery,
oranges, lemons, dates, figs, bananas, gar
'ic, etc. Call early and secure the best.
imit.N.
FRY. On Wednesday morning, Jan
21st, 18111, ill Albany, to the wife of Ii A
Fry, a girl.
GEO. A WEKNF.S.
Ceo. A. Werner, tlio well known bonlt cnRTATcr,
Of 631Ca.forn.aBt.. S. Y.t writes to (ho VAwln V.
Joy Co., that his wife ha been taking Joy'i Voir
etable Sanaparllla for moutlis for liver trotihlo
and Indication with Rplendid results. Ho snyf,
"we hare found It Invaluable for keeping tlio
system regulated. It divides tbe loed with a
dyvpepslal stomach and replaces the distressing
sense of fulness aud oppression with a fcvllng
of caae and relief. It Is a perfect Hrer and bowel
regulator. Wo have both been tvking It for
months. It la good to bare handy.
IV
ill Of OltEUOM.
Al.D.Y, OREGON.
llul.
PrcsIJont
Vlee-Prenlilent..
Cftihlr
II FHKI1RII.L
... E J LANNINO
J.T W II LAIN
A general banking kuslne.a tran'ac'.cd,
IIII1IK ItU AIIROAO
Buy your groceries of Parker IiruV
Sauer kraut at C E Hrowuell's.
Huliu & Diwsuii, drutrgUU.
File grno tics ntConn Sc llendrcsun's.
Iliruoim In lihrirv Isimn at C K lirow-
neil's.
A lrrgfii;i cornier of childreni arm misses
shoes l.t ,S' ivi U.
Genuiw- Iowa Mireluun on draught at C
K breWhcll .
Deliei'.up i.raneo cider oa tan at C E
Hruwneh .
Call at Huliu D.issau'a New Druiz Sto. e
for fresh ilfu,;a.
Call and a u lir of hliillkct. that Snarls
is selling h i lit's than cost.
Tablets, pi'iieiU and snonpas. at Hulin
Dawbmi', Kivueh's ciriier.
Slimke tlis ceMirat. 'l Havana tilluil !i n,,t
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
Do lint Mil til act a n,ir of nhihlrnna .,r
missus slirui from SiurU bargain onnrnr.
Itarifaiiis in ehotue tfrocriea can alu-ava
be secured 01 Allen Bros,. Fhon Block.
A Iarti-siM-li of wall paper, with lata de
signs, at fiiritiiiller t Trvintt'i.iuit received.
A hue at-'ck of hco curtaina for M cents
to 810 to suit thi customer, at Fortuhller Si
Irvigg's.
Keep it in your mind that Allen Bros pro
ne kocplii: ill. kind of uroeeries tlia 1,11 1, h,.
deuiaudb. Tru ir slook is a line onn
Dont full to see our men's ami h.V
clothing kieti r puiehaslug elsewhere. We
sell the best clothing for the least niouey of
juy 111.UBU in ino ult . LOOK aud be coo
viuctd. O V Nimpsun.
MrJ A McKeroii has nmchased r,f Geo
uavaue nis may ouuic and will hereafter run
the business, lie deserves need natron
e,
The gross reeiints at thelCorvallia Dost-
omce ior tne year ending JuueSOth. 1890,
accordicg t the report of tbe postmaster
general, was ,14J 5j and the total exoen
sea $1,814.6J.
The Ooislyear, Ehtch & Schilling' min
strel .nterti.itiin nt at the opera house last
eveiuug, wss attended by a good-aized au
dience. Tin program was a novel one aud
the eiitertaiumrnt waa one of the best ever
presented hero in the miDstrel liue.
William Reid is not loved down at Astoria
Hardly a paper appears without his name in
olg letters Here isaaample fiom the Col
umhian: Truth at last. William Reid's
double dealing disclosed to view. Retard
ed the lmnd sale. Mr Habersham explains
the causo of tho delay. MuNaught will re
port favorably. Goorljnewa expected before
tne expiration 01 a wtes;.
We Are No Faellun,
The "Morning Daily Herald," in this
morning's issue, speaks of Rev II I Bitt-
ner as presiding elder of the "Bowman
faction of the church."
I'ermit ub to say, Mr Editor, that we
are not the representatives of a faction
out the authorized representatives of the
r.vangencai association ot jsortn Amer
ica. Our entire church consists of 24 an
nuul conferences. Twenty-one of these
haTe, by Btrong resolutions, at their late
sessions, declared .Bishops Bowman and
Kslier in full authority, hence these
twenty-one conferences recognize the
conference presided over by Bishop Thos
tsowninn, in Albany, on May imu, lsuu,
as the legal Oregon conference of the
Evangelical association. And now be
cause throe conferences, and a few indi
viduals in some of the other conferences
are in rebellion against the church, it
does not follow that the church, or the
other 21 conferences, are a faction, no
more so than the United States of Amer
ica could have been called a faction be
cause some of tne states rebelled against
Liie union.
We hereby beg the associate press to
take notice of thse facts. To call us a
faction is a Blur upon the good name of
our church, and we do not wish to be
wilfully maligned. 11 1 Bittner,
I B Fisniiii.
Oats Straw. Loose oats straw for
sale by F G Durkhart, one mile southeast
01 mis cuv.
M Estate g Loan Brokers
Dolntr a e'invl Itnaianco hmlnei, Tarties
isirin Insurance will1 to well to toe thmu.
-AOKSTS FOU-
Aelna Instirnnrf Companr. Incorporated lSlff;
cli.irt.T ioretlial. Loniet paid in 70 y wra, $03,
04(1,000. A.iKt8,$()(7SO,71j,G3,
(;unnlinn Ihh. 4'ompnny, of Ixtmlon, Enjrlnnd
KnUljIiKhtfd 18 1. C.itn1, jri,000,. 'lotol Are
l utes over 8,1A'000. '
tiiffirnii Fire ln. 4''intinnr. of Pliilmielpht?.,
(trtrai.izt'd ISin. (.aali assets, J(C,mK. L ianoF
Vmi.l, 111.5' H), -at.
1'oliinilil.i Fire A tlneltie Inm. Cmpnny. of
1' trthtiid, ir. AKxetK, sJiw.Si 2 M:t, Tina u one of
Oregon 'n Inst eoniaiiies.
Will bo Found
nitr
-Ht i-
tho Square
ilsrtDealinjj Stove
t - ty
V.v-i
House of
SMITH -and
STOCKKOLOER'S MEETIKS.
-VfoTlCK IS IIF.IIEBY THAT TUK
jJN annupl nipetinu of tha stockholder
nfthe Allmiy IluilillnK nnd Ioan Af,..
ciatlou will he Imlcl on Kriday. KohniirT
20 1HM. at Iho hour of 7:30. p ni. of n
lav In tho Oroirou bank ollioe, In Alrpny
IjtnnNiiinty, OrKon,for the purfneoi
BlBotiiiR nine rtlrcctora (tnti threoaiiiiltora
to pre for 'ho Inrm of one yeir next
niiKtiinx from "aid ninptlnx, and until
Iheir hucoBHOia aro elrclei and qualified,
and to trunanot alien other buaineaaaa
may then come before tho aaorfalion.
D.iiie bv orilor of dirwtora till. 17th day
:f Jan.'lWI. W ! SSRI.r.,
Jay IV l!t.Aiw. Proaitlor.l.
Secretary.
WOUIU COXSIUEallVi.
f. M. French keeps railroad time.
Wdw cream cheese just leceived at Conrad
Meyers.
Euau & Auliison are selling monuments at
P01 Hand prices.
Fresh New Eueland nduco meat, on Bale
at 0 E Brownell's.
Mens', youths' and hove' clothini! and
furnishing goods at ii W Simpson's.
Have you seen those uarlor suits that T
Brink has juet received ? They are nice.
Great reduction in men's furuishinff eoods
for the next 30 days at W F Bead's.
J " Bentley. best boot and shoe inakor!iD
ity, threo doora north of Democrat office.
Kor barcaius in mnnumenti. headstones
etc, goto Kuan Si Aehison. Albany. Orcson
You should cad aud see those fine lihrarv
lamps at C E ftrowuell's before buying else
where.
Tickets for ALL oantorn points, ovei
ANY route, for a,i!e by W. !L. Jester, at
S. P. ticket ollioe,
Forfresa meats of alt kinih eo to Judson
A Slaturn, onuoiitB Schoteer's livervstabla
Orders taken and prompt delivery.
For cold niidita buy Thos Kay woolen mill
lankits, cheapest tu town. For sale bv G
V Simpsn, agent. Albany, Orencu.
A line display of childrens school shoes on
oeutor table at C E Brownell 'a are going rapid
ly at less man nratcoat. uaii aud select a
pair before they are all gooe.
Freeh drugs, perfumery, hair brushes
cloth brushes, tooth brushes, tiesh b. ushea
combs, money parses, box uauer. face now
tier, ana, 10 act, everytniug t uud in a brat
class urug store, for sale at bottom pucea.b)
uuud & uawson. druggists.
The ONLY place in the tv -where East
ern tickets can be Pilrchaa ia of W. L.
Jester, at the Southern l'acih'o C'o's ticket
omce
SHILOH'S CURE will immediately re
lieve Croup, Whooping Cough acd Bronchitis.
roinay oc Alaton; agents.
JO-JO &
THE RUSSIA!! D0G-7A3ED BOY,
TJTVZIJE,
The White Haired Aboriginal Btauty, of
Australia, with white hair. G feet
in circumference, and os
cillating pinkeyes.
3 iiH ONLY 2 '
Thursday and Friday Jan 22, aud 21!
From 1 to 5 o'clock, and 6:30 to
0 o'clock, in the store room at
corner of First aud Feiry streets.
25 CENTS;
Children, 10 bents,
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, January 21st,
The Hild-Park Conceit Co
OmpoEfld of tiie following eminont
solo artists.
lit it II CARL 1I1I.1,
The great Genu nil Violinist.
51 1 h r ut jorn.VN,
The famous .New York Contralto,
Kit Fitl imnr .II.1XTT.
The woil known and popum Bar! ton
Jilt AKL 1III.I,
Acoon-p-iiiist.
MFSS AXXIE PAP.K,
prcnlet iivinjr la-y Corue
Th f-
uctlat.
nEsr.nvEu skats..
GALLliltY
ir.cu
SOctl.
p8ml on
muHio ntnro.
sale at Will & Llnk'
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ThorouRhly Rovlaed anil Enlarged,
andas adialinRiiifthinff title boars
tho n.-.mo of Wobster'e Interna
tionnl Blotlonnry.
Elitorial work upon tnis revision
ha boon in notlvo progress for over
Ton Yonrn. Not lcaa thnu Ono Hnn.
dred paid editorial laborers bavo
been onenrcod upon it
Over e.'IOO.OOO ozponde'.l in its
preparation boibro tho ilrst copy
was printed.
Critioal cot pnriven witb nny otber
Dictionary i: invited. Get tho i3cnt
O. & . MlTitl'.l AM A; CO.. rnhllr.licra,
(.rltm!lr!il. IMrtaa., I;. K. A.
SoMbyall Uookacik'rs. llluatriucil an)l.l-c fre.
TUKfcVf AWAY Ilia CIUTCIIU.
Engineer Vt llnjes. r the N.iutbrra Paefflc
U It, Juins Hit l"iin List of fallruls
4'urrtl bj Klrrtrlrlly by
lr Unrrlii,
014 Firth at, Kant Portland, 1
Jau 12 IMIl. J
Eilitnr Oroironlin Iear Sin r hnbl It
to be a duty aa well aa a plcwaiireinmake
nown inrongu ina press that which of
II other ttitnga is uioit eiontial. viz:
rue way to euro pain and uii knens. From
lleo Is. 10 the 1U;I 1 was eonHed to mv
housa with Kclalio rheuuiaii.ni. Iililnav
trouble, liillamatiun of u ck of ihe Dial
er aud general IndUnoMlion. Could not
aleep mora than an hour r.t a tune. All
uioaim 1 inetl proven unavailing. I waa
prompted 10 v sit t)r I'arrin through the
advlo of my friends, who had been cured
by him though, 1 must sav, 1 had but
ittle laitn ami electricity w.iuhl eii'e me.
came to t:.e doctor ou crutches. Two
weeks elect rio treatment has cured uie.ao
I have thrown away my crutches, and
mv other complaints have all dLanDamd
so 1 tae command of uiy engine tonav.
How Mrs Milter Calnrd Elftlit Pounds.
Edbt Portland, Jau 11, 1801.
Mr Editor: A others are telling what
wondr-riul curts Drs Darrin have mane
for them mil their friend, I want to toll
how much thev nuve helped me. l.ess
than two uionti a ao I bepao tukintf their
medicine fcnd electro ireHineata. Before
one week had pttnaed I bean to improve
aud am now like a dill'erent person. I
can walk anywhere 1 wish to o and
weiKU eiuht pouuai more man wuen i.
beuan boctortniE with tbem. I fee! pleas
ed and grateful and want others who are
sick anu miHeHbie to Know wuat iney
can do fur them Can he referred to at
my home at any time, Irvii.g addition,
Kant Portland co.ner Flth ana Aldnr.
Mrs a j iiLi-L-ntt.
Drs Darria caa be conmltcd free at 701
Washington street, Portland, from 10 a ia
too D m daily, ihey trit all curable
chronic, acut and private diiooeea, and will
send Ihe'T cnculars, question blanks aua
remedies to any mall or expresn adtlresa.
Drs Uarrin have been practicing their pecu
liar electric treatment for the pant tweutv-
seven years, and that they do cure where all
other methods f il is shown by the above
remarkable cures.
We do not publish the names of one in 50
on an average, andoply then with thn writ
ten consent ot tlio patieut.
Beware of an one repreentiuLf himself as
Dr Darrin traveling through tho country, as
they are frauds. On Da rin have closed all
outside otficrs.
'fi Y. atrn.1 ol iJie l,W8.S!iowiiiji HitW to;
Oliutln r.-.teLts, i nve;ti -lraae.r.-
S .j . rutlVM A. CO. AV
TWO MEN AND ONE BOV
FOUND DEAD!!
While trying to Crowd their
WAY INTO
DEYGE & FROiVIAN BROS
Store, where they always have on hand
the largest Stock south of Portland, of
the la t eot improved Rifles and Shot
Guns; an immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; TenU,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
of other things too numerous to mention
.Repair Shop
m connection with the Store, and one ot
.he hefct workmen in the Mtale to do anj
md ail kinds of work.
Come on?, Come all; No trouble to
ihow t.ocd. "Small profit and quick
iVi" is oui motto.
lilumbcrg Kloek, Albany, Or.
" Bv ihft niCHt modern and (tjiprovnd
tiieth'Kls eurfH d 'hss of womn RntI
children, and all yirivntidifiH(w:inf cither
ix ('HtHrrli rnrrf by a quick prncpss.
CtniMiIirttlon f frH aii'l vnr thinm
atiftlvr"itflii-'iitf.'l. fllj hour.". Ulln Iiij
2 to ,7 toH. fre-I !fn?e. ;.r. Third and
Ljnn stre tn.
nn.l n llne'stock
SPECTACLES,
generally, as Jwell na jewelry, Watclicn,
clocka, etc, at
a1.
HF.VT A "tore room 22xfln (re
H aultalOnfor htlii.-;rentra'ly locate
'entra'ly locate
the Tirmocra
For partlcti'ara call At
office or on Jas V I'lpe.
DR. PATO,
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