PtiliilHioil every day In the week ex
M) suuday.
STITES 1 M'TTIMi, Eililorx and Frop'rs.
Pilfered ltlie Mont OlHiw at Ailiany, Or
eKOll, HHflOfKl CH1H IIDtll IliaU'tr.
ruiAi.,
I l!!tlt I All 4. mot,
cirr uyi'c,r. pai-eh.
HiKIIL l l'IU(lt..
t.OCAl-- ItECOlMX
Kaki.v Vi'BiuirioH. AevunliiiK t Hie
records in tlie comity clerk' otlico, W N
lirillilli anil Nancy Slmw were Itie lirat
pontile married in l.inn county. 11 L
l'.idwn wan J I'. Tli'm occurred on JnW
K, 1SS0. No 2 wiiH Unit of Jesse llunkit
mill Nancy ViiiikIiii. No :l was l It
Jloniimn mill Amelia Alliinc, on Oct 10,
1S50, I iy II M Walter, elder. No 8 wan
Win K I'inley mid Militan t Toniiileton,
on May 1:1, IS.V, by Uev Wilson lilain.
Jtoli were I. S llelin i.inl Amanda Ha
ley, on Auk U- llS.i2, by Hulit iliiidon,
J 1'. Holiert ( iIiikh and .lane (iruy were
married on Feb .S, ls.nl, by WiUun Ulaiu ;
W F Alexander and Anna Newman, on
Fell l.'i, 1S5.1. UrSII Irvine's lirxt cere
mony was tliat of James M I lantern and
Jlary J Mcllnrtney, on Jan !", ll-M. 1 1 in
next was Hint of John Smith mill Klia
betli S Yoiin. Tlio names of Joab
l'owcll mid lienj Simpson appeal' at the
Ixittoin of Home of tho certilleateH of
those days. No 52 was Win Kalston
and Laura Denny, on .March 10. IMiil, liy
Kev I.utlicr I Woodward. Adam Seltle
luire and Lotiisu Nanny were married on
Jan mi, lHTil. Oliver 1' Coshow mid
Sarah K Cochrane on Sept l.ri, 1H.".'I, mul
so the record, an iiitertHting one, continues.
Sthkkt I'avkmknt.s. Tiio city of Salem
is contemplating paving several blocks
on Commercial street ill that city, and
as the matter of pavement isalsoof vital
irtercst to Albany, wo irive tho linures
of citv surveyor Ueuner on dillcrent
kinds of avenient. as follows: Vitritied
brick, laid over broken rock : cedar
blocks, over broken rock : square stone
Mocks (llclgian puviii";) over concrete or
broken rock; asplialtum, over concrete
The estimated costs of paving the streets
in the several manners is, ny tlie siuaro
ynru,na follows: nncn, io or proii'
ably less, depending oif the price of vit
rified brick : cedar blocks, JF'-i flC : stone
cubes, $3 BO; Rsphaltuni. 4. The cost
of paving four blocks on Commercial
street, anil the same amount would
nrobablv pave six of our blocks, which
are shorter, and our streets just two-
minis me wiuui, wouiu oe, iiiciiiiuo
pavement nf street car tracks, brick, $1)4,
405.2."!; cedar blocks, $:l ,277.50; iielgian,
:;,7HS.,r;0; asplialtum, lf."'0,04l.
E 1) Hagi-n, the miner, of lliownsville,
wan In i he city lo da v.
Mr t 'ass Humphrey, of the state print
ing olllce, is in the city.
l'rof MitJiell. who has liccii teaching
school near Shcdd (luring the fall and
winter, is in the city,
Frank Iiorris returned to Albany last
night after an absence of several month
at 1'ortlaiiil, Seattle and other places
r Henry, of I'.rownsville, was in the
citv toilav on Ins wav home from Salem
where he has liecn most of the time for
several months.
The anniversary exercises of the Wo
man's Crusade, held at tbn W 0 T U
hall last evening, were of an interesting
order. Short and entcrtainingaddresses
were ilehvereil bv the president of the
W C T i:, Mrs K K Sox, and Mrs Dr
McAllii-ter. Songs were rendered by the
1'aptist male uuartet and a mixed
chorus, and Hev I II Hughes, of the
Christian church, delivered tho address
01 the eve-ing, a bright, thoughtful
effort,
The Anol In c ub reivnlum last cven-
nir at. the residence of .Mr and Mrs F F.
oil, was one ot the most enjoyame
events of the eason. After the render
ing of several seleetiens of music by the
Apollos, the company, which consisteu
the mcmiK-rs oi tne ciun, incir wives.
and a few invited friends, was tendered
an eleeant lunch nreoared bv the host
ess. The time was then spent in social
intercourse until a late hour, w hen tin
coniiianv returned to their various home
feeling that the evening had been one of
proht.
oai.vii.ii:,
This w inter, especially tlio last three
weeks, tias been verv iiaru on stock
I) K Iiinkin lias lost four head nf cattle
and has two more down. C V Yates
has one cow on the lift. The fore part
of the w inter was so nice that this sud
den change lias got aw ay w ith the stock
H M Stone is grubbing on the land lie
recently bomrht of the Smith estate; he
intends to plant out a largo peach or
chard.
Tho winter term of school closed last
Friday.
Work lias not commenced on the A &
O motor line, but the people of Oakville
are doing their part ot tne talk, ine
are able with that kind of capital.
Canadian Farmers' Wife throws out
hint that she knows Amicus. It may be
possible that she does, if so please not
give us awav. We would ask why she
does not sign herself "Carpenter'
Wife," or "School Marin." Perhaps w
don't know you .'
The steamboats liave been runnin;
above Corvallis the past week, for tli
hrst tunc this winter.
Mrs Hamilton, a pioneer lady, Is lying
unngerously HI at her home near nere
Mr Will, of Albany, was here the fore
part ot the week, uoine again, anu nei
us with our motor line and "gaB works,
Wo might call it the "gas-o-line."
AMICl'S.
Money is w hat counts. For that rea
son no counting is being done at present
mis precinct. (jrant County iews.
"Sarah I Wager-Will II Happy," forme
uiihiiiu combination of names under
he list of "Married" in a recent number
of n Chicago paper.
In its last issue the Malheur Gazette
iivs: "Weston the nrcss to marry .Morg
Logan to Mrs F.lla Kinnieat the ale
Intel. Particulars next week." The
editor is probably a J. I'., like many edi
tors sort ot a jack ol all trades.
How todisiiosc of the Indians lias
icen thoroughly and nromutlv settled
n an illustrating in I'm k, iuxt out. It
is to send a Salvation Army into their
country.
Some men mode more money on the
Lake I.abish accident than they will
make in several years otherwise; but
ney are entitled to it, and no one envies
thein tho fact. The poor men who were
killed can never be paid :n money value.
A COMMISBCIAI. IIIKTOK5 OK Al.HANY.
The 1emoci!at is nsglad to commend
merit where it is due, as it is free to con
demn wrong whro it sees it. The Me
tropolitan Publishing Co. are getting up
a Commercial History of A'bany, which,
judging from the company's work in
other cities, the Dkmochat believes to be
a commendable thing, in fact by far the
best ever attempted here. The illustra
tions will be purely of Albany scenes, and
tlie previous work of the company indi
cates thai they will be of a very high
order. The wrlteups are to show the
commercial importance of the city. We
believe tho work when completed will be
one our citizens will take a pride in
sending back east to their friends. Spo
kane Falls and other Washington cities
have spent thousands of dollars in such
works. Albany may well invest several
hundred in what promises to be a worthy
production. Put your money in good
things and keep it out of shoddy all'airs
is a good motto.
Action Now. The City Council should
immediately take steps for joint action
with the County Court for the construc
tion of a bridge over the Willamette at
this city. There should be no delay.
The people of Albany have expressed
themselves emphatically on this ques
tion. They want a bridge almost to a
man. No comment on tiiis part of the
subject is necessary. Action is the war
cry now. The people of Albany and Linn
county are in a good condition now to
build it. Lets have no excuses. Kx
. cases are lame anyway. Will the Coun
cil move in the matter at once.
Tn the ei-ncralanoronriation bill passed
bv the leiMHluture is an item of $1,705 for
repayment to Clatsop county for care of
non-resident poor. Now the question
arises, w hy is Clutsop entitled to an ap
propriation lor keeping non-resident poor
any more than Linn orany other county.
The chicken with L'old in its crop has
been rc-discovcred ; this time the bird is
in the Nehaleni and a resident of this
citv, of undoubted veracity, is authority
for the storv. J he (rent email in ouestion
owns a timber claim in the valley, and
while there last week had occasion to
slaughter a chicken. In slitting its wind
pipe some glittering particles fell out,
which on examination proved to be vir
gin gold of the character designated as
shot gold. Arguing that there is aplace
nunc on the place the gentleman pro
poses doing some prospecting. Astorian.
Oreeon is to have ."0.000 with which
to make an exhibit at the World's F'air.
The ninnpv bad lust as well be thrown
into the Columbia river for all the good
it will do. We hope the governor will
veto it F.ast Oregonian. The Senate
did the vetoing, nevertheless the bill
should have passed. Oregon Bhould
have made a -showing at least. As it is
we will have to rely on the real estate
men and boards ot trade lor a represen
tation in Chicago.
The following original item appears in
tlie Astorian :
Amid the slush of yesterday a man
wandered down Third street and stopped
in front of a pile of trunks. On one was
the legend :
t ' V"t
; This size for $10. :
"So do I," said the wanderer, as ho
passed on.
jsow who sees tne point at tne nrst
lance.
Fink Oil Paintinus Mr A W Best,
who has been conducting a large class in
Salem, has on exhibitition in the store
opposite Stewart & Sox, on F'irst street,
a valuable collection of the most noted
and picturesque views on the Pacific
coast, the result of three years' skctch-
g, and which are pronounced by all
ho havo seen them, to be the finest
er exhibited ill Albanv. He has also
some ligure pieces by Tojetti, the teutons
San Francisco artist, who is acknowl-
Iged by all to bo second to none in flesh
its. The object of this exhibition is to
ve the public an opportunity to judg"
air nest's worrf, as he is here to or-
mize a class in oil painting, and all
ho are interested in art should call and
see him. They will be on exhibition
for the next two weeks, during the day
and evening.
Was Hkes Tried. How to gel a home
In a good country having a cellghtful
limate, and how to assure an inco.-ne of
7ooo per annum from an Investment of
2D0O.
The Willamette Vallev Is the natural
home of the prune.
The cost ot a ten acre orcnara, not wi
nding Interest, Is $12 SO, Including first
ass cultivation f. rtwo vears on the In
stallment plan.
Apricots, pears, peaches, plums anu
cherries arc all prolific bearers and can
substitute for any of these the prune. We
plant just such varieties as the purchaser
may select.
HIE (JKEGON VOMI'ANY,
Salem, Oregon,
A New Gold Sei-akator. Albany and
Corvallis have both bad their inventive
geniuses in mining machinery. Now
comes one from Ponicroy, Wash, who is
to revolutionize mining. iho Imlepcn
dent says: "This city will some day fee)
proud ot an inventive genius now in our
midst and who has patented a device for
saving gold that will revolutionize nun
ing and bring an income to the invento
that will place him along side Cricus in
point of wealth. It is useless to attempt
a description of the invention in its pro
cess of doing its work. Centrifugal
power wi'.l do the work of separating the
quartz or refuse from the gold in a cylin
der coated with quicksilver nnd run at a
high rate of speed. Tho great paper of
.Miinn A; 1 o w ill soon have a full descrip
tion of this machine accompanied by
cuts."
Notice. F.ach subordinate grange is
requested to elect three delegates to at
tend a County convention at Sand Ridge
Grange Hall on the first Saturday in
April next at 10 o'clock a. ni. of said day
to elect representatives to the State
Grange lor the ensuing year.
KA Irvine,
Deputy
Found On the sticcts of Albany to
day a pocket book containing some valu
able pnpeis. Owner can have ihe fame
by cnl'lng at ihlsollice, proving property
hiiu paying lor mi nui:cc.
Wasted. A lady wants a place
work in H small family. Call nt th
olhcc.
Governor Pennover vesterdav received
official notice from rlon James G' Blaine,
secretary of the state department at Wash
ington, of the apportionment of represen
tatives In the fifty-third and each subse
quent congress under the eleventh census.
1 . was Issued on tne iotn (lav ot the present
lonth, and bears the great red seal ot
the state department with the usual amount
of red ribbon attached, and also the secrc.
tary's autogiaph which lesembles more
the first scribbling of a beginner In pen
manship than anything else Statesman.
One of the results of senatorial elections
will be to transfer Gov. Hill, ot New
York, to the senate, and leave his place to
be filled by Lieu. -Gov. Edward F Jones,
favorably known to thousands of farmers
in the Empire Slate as the sole manu
facturer of Blnghamton. The Jones who
navs the freight has a popularity wmcn
ordinary politicians cannot affect, as is
shown by the fact that two years ago he
rhn 4000 vots ahead ot his ticket, and re
ceived more votes than were ever cast in a
contested election for any state office.
ause a Moment. If you want a tail
or made suit of clothes orany par of one,
ell made, of the best materia: to h? se
ured, have W R Graham do the job for
on. I to hfts uist received an elegant
nc of suitings. of superior fabrics and dur
able texturec, than which no Letter have
ever been seen in Alhanv. Ilchas marked
hie 'ices down to bottom figures. Those
(lcsi'rlng to dress in jtyle should call on Mr
Graham.
Ten Tons of salt j'lst received by R M
Robertson, several grades, which will be
sold at wholesale and retail. Lime, ce
ment, plaster, feed, oats, hay, etc, kept on
hand and sold at reasonable prices. On
March 1st will move from present place
at foot ot rerrv Nt to airanan brick on
Second Street, just cast of mkmockat
office.
Juiit nnitcd a full line of Isrlie, rh
rirens, men slid beys foot we il St (i W
Simpson's, Jwhich will be (Old at bo torn
price.
New Spring uoons, I am now re
ceiving mv first invoices of spring novel
tics tn wasn gooos, pnnis, cmgnams, seer
suckers, etc., I have also jui received
new line rt all wool summer plaids a
beiges, SAMUEL b Yolno
Wanted, to rent an organ for several
months. Call at tho lIkmockat office.
Thai, Ky woolen iniilsjiilmkcts, Hnne
men's, youth's and boy clotlimy, fin sa
by O W Suiipson'f, attr-tit, Allmiiy, Oregon
A psir of ft hlek bote free with fvory
palrot ladles altars coning c.i or moie
Seal Is' shoe store.
For Sale. S;oo to Sioooof household
furniture In exchange for Improved rc
estate. Inouire at olhce of
Oregon Land Co.
January amd, 1S91.
Several young men wish to know what
young lady desires a reform in tlie social
relationship of the sexes, agreeing in the
idea that there should tie a higher piane
in the intermingling of young men and
women. Well, her name is that of most
intelligent and high-minded young wo
men, Sho wants an association wunout
sentimentality alone, necessarily. Any
sensiblo young woman will be glad to
receive the company ol young men ot
iroood character and spend an evening
W llll UlCUl ill Ull llllCIUllMll)fC Ml Llldl UMl
thoughts on the live topics ot the day,
literature, etc, with the idea that it is
necessary for them to occupy one chair.
left out. and witn tne idea estaunsneu
Unit it is not to lie confined to one or two
alone ; nor that a love ii'atch is necessary
Give them all a chance to know you
Talk sense: don t gossip; do not, gusn ;
let your mindB run in good Channels and
vour ambitions be pure ones. If mar
riage licenses arc required they will be
founded on a better sentiment than that
of most of them nowadays.
none and abuoad
fiO cents,
Kor reserved setts
To 1'iof. Lorillaid'i coocert.
At Opera House Friday eveuitig.
Pie plaut roots for aalo by J If Townaond .
Buy your gioceriaa of. Parker Bro
llulin ic Dawson, druggists.
I'iae groceries at Conn Al llrudricaon'e.
All rubi er fcoorts at ojat at Klein Bros.
Smoke tli? celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
The ovcrlaud train, due this morning is ex-
pvcieu io arrivo at !l u clock to-tight.
A large slock of wall iianer. with late ile
aik"s, at Fortiiiillcr fc Irvine's, just received.
See W F Head's line of dress gocds sod
suss bclore uu)lug elsewhere.
Bargains in choice groceries can always
oe scuur. il ol AUi-u Uros,. Hiuu Block
"Clark's Diphtheria Prtvsntative"for sale
Ly llulin anil Dawson. 4,
UAS11.11L'. .V)c a cozen, indntlin? for men
fiee,at Mrs Ktngsjust cabt of the Democrat
oiiice.
KetiervLu sr.a'.s for Pn f LonlUrd's concert,
Friday eveiu-g, Feb: 2'J:h. ou sale at Will
& Link s.
A drcs.ti sheep iu front of Shuliz Bros,
meat market wua marked 105 lbs. Tbat
la large for mutton.
P It Beckley, of Oakland, has been pre
seuted with SoOOO in liquiditiou of thj dam
ages he received in the Lake Labish accideut.
The City Council meets to night. Not
yet having a transcript of the new charter,it
is probable nothing will b? deue u-ider it at
'.til': Ulrctlrc.,
The Oregon Ruk. of this cilv has ci m
plcted arrangements by which it can draw
'tsown drafts on all the principal cities of
the world.
It wasn't Col Hope, after all, though men
who knew, stated positively that the Col.
had arrived, in fact employes on the road.
But the Col. is comiog thortlv, or later
Another big land slide in the Cow Creek
csnyon is looked for. An avalanche has
started down the mountain and ia looked for
at tho bottom sometime within a few days.
Key J H Hughea will lecture at the W C
T U Hall to-niiiht on "Initersoi the Blas
phemer." An admission of 10 cent will be
charged. The address promises to be a good
one.
The boot and shoe firm of Luderman &
McGrath are rocairing and enlarging their
storeroom preparatory to receivir g a line of
Brownsville clothing. Baker City Deivo
crat.
The meetings at the M E Church Sonth
will be continued during the week and until
further notioe. Much interest is being
awakened. Rev D C McFarlaod P t u as
sisting Rev MrShangle,
Don't fail to see onr meu's and bevs'
clothiue before purchasing elsewhere. We
sell the best clothing for the least money of
any nouse in the city. Look and be con
vinced. G W Simpson,
The Baptist Sabbath School have elected
the Jollowinc officers: W S Thompson, Su
perintendent; O PCoshow, Assistant; Anna
Foshay, Secretary; Edna Allen, Organist;
Nellia Bolton. Assistant Oriranist: W S
Thompson, Chorister; Arthur Foshay, Li
brarian; li r Merrill, lreaaurer
The mail currier at Canbv. named Car
rothers, was killed last eight by the local
train. An attempting to cross ine iracis iu
front of the train he slipped and fell. His
kull was washed, one leg vist oroaou, ana
10 was unused in a terrible manner. Ini
Democrat has been looking foi such an ac
cident at Albany fur some time
The collece entertainment to have been
to-night will take place at the Opera House
on Friday evening, Marcn 0, ana promises
to be a verv bright afl'air. W Dean Howell's
Garrotera one of the most sparkling dramas
ntten, will be the main feature, ceaiaea
this there will be recitations, songs, music
by the college orchestra and a short farce
entitled "Sweanug tne jury.
A case of an escape from the fool killer
comes trom St rout. Ji. aespatcn says
ames D Lea, who, a year ago, was one ot
the wealthy young men of Washington,
spent last night at the cent ai ponce station
in tho den of the tramps. lanuary 10, 1890,
ho eame in posression of real estate and
other property valued atover$l,t)00,000,b
aueathed him by a bachelor uncle. He
bought Ins mother a co tage nome in ivaan
ington. and tften sec nimseiiouEtusquauu
hia fortune. He leased and furnished
house in West Twenty-fourth afreet, New
York, and it was there he lived richly for
nearly a vear. To meet his expenses, he
WOKTH CO!lli:illU.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Hew cream cheese iuBt received at Conrad
Jifcycis.
Ecan & Achison are sellioff monuniLnta at
Poitlaud prices.
Mens', youth s' and liovs clothing and
furnishing goods at U W Simpson's.
Havo you sceu thowe parlor auita that T
Brink has just received T 1 hey are nice.
Great reduction iumsn '4 furnishing troads
lor tne next ju uys at r uead s.
I W lloutley, best boot and shoe msker'iu
city, rhroe doors north of Democrat office
Kor bargains in monuments, headstones
etj., goto Egan & Achison, Albany, Oregon
Ticket for ALL eastern points, over
A.N route, for sale by VY . JU Jester, at
a. r. ticket oince.
For cold nights buy Thos Kav woolen mill
hlankots, cheapest tn town, lor sale by u
W Muiptin, agent. Albuuy, ureyr-u.
JIONTEITII. On Monday, Feb 23rd
18111, to the wife of D R Monteitb, a girl
-NOT IbOL.VTKtV CANICS.
To show that the curi-s made by Joy'a Vege
table Sarsnparllla arc not only: not exceptional
cases, but that It holps everybody, wc cite a few
Instances where two in the same. fuuily took Jl
aud were both cured.
Thomas Stephens, of ICS Sixth St., 8. F., took
It lor weak stomach and dyspepsia, It entire!;
cured him. lie then gave It to his wlfo for her
sick headaches, since which timo she has had
no return. It cured them both.
Mrs. R. L. NYhouton, of 701 Fost St., 8. F., was
sufferer from stomach and liver troubles and
biliousness. Finding; that it relieved her, sue
gave it to a little girl living with her whose af
fliction was a large open aore which nothing
seemed to heat It also cured the child.
H. S. Winn, of Gcnrv Court, Geary St, 8. F.,
prominent in tho Order ot Kcd Men, was very
feeble and greatly reduced. Joy's Vegetable
Sarsaparilla restored his hoalth and accustomed
vigor. Ho thereupon gave it to his wife who
was similarly afflicted and had nervous prostra
tion. It had tho same happy effect upon her it
had upon him. Scores of similar coses could bo
cited but we have no room for thcra here.
sacrificed his real estate at half its value.and
on Christmas he found his fortune complete
ly gone.
Stop just about ill the middle of the
block, on F'irst street, south side, be
tween liroadalbin and Ellsworth, and
von will lind a place where yo.i can al
wny igct first-class groceries and fresh
produce nt reasonauie prices anu oe wen
irented without extra price. The sign
rends "Parker liros.," and everybody
knows the name. Their baked goods are
the best. Their stock of goods generally
s kept replenished to meet the demands
of a growing trade.
Men and women do not always agree,
tn fact they freouenllv disagree and ser
iously toocausing many divorces and
collapses hi the matrimonial market. One
thine, though, they agree on, and that Is
tbat Conn & llendricson keep the kind of
irrocerlcs one needs In h.iusekceplng.they
treat men and women alike and give them
bargains In goods In Ihclr line. Call on
them for groceries nnd produce.
"Font prints, frieods.are what wc live for,
l-.very nay we re n aking more.
So if now yon are in misery,
(Jo at once tn Seal Is' Shoe Store."
For lame bak, or side chest, nee Sbibh
Porous'1'lwtor. Trice, 25 cents.
T.TOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEX TO
11 the legal votera of school district No
5. Linn ceuntv. Orcon. that the regular
annual school meeting of said school dis
trict wlli be hold on tne nrst Monday.
being the 2nd day or March, 1801, at the
houi.- of 7 o'clock p in, of said day, at the
court house in the city ot Albany. Linn
county, Oregon, in said district, for the
purpose 01 nearing tne reports 01 ine ui
reutors and clerk of said district, and to
levy a tax for the su pport of tne scaoolu
tor the nnsuinir year. Also for the pur
pose 01 levying a lax ior ine purpose 01
navinir interest on tlio bonds of said school
district and the second Insla.lmoLt of the
principal of said school bonds, due and
payable June 16th, 1891, and fortbe trans
action of any other business that may le
gally come tetore the meeting uaieu
this 16th day of February, A D. 1891.
u. M. iurkhakt;
J. K. We ATnEFFORD, District Clerk.
C hairmau Hoard ot Directors,
Dtt. ABORN,
AT rORTLMD I'MIL JULY 5T
LECTRICITV THE KOAD TO
HEALTH AM) VIGOR.
When wa conititnr the Inestimable
.ew.ng ofliMaltn. ami th horrorH of
waHtlutc 1.H0HNe mitT finpniretl vitality, we
imiKt aeconl to I r DurriniliediHliannlMh-
a nonor that bluntCN on v to the nob lent
benefactors of our rice. Hy this dtseov
err, will h enabloa hrna to vitnlizn hie
nimlicinrit by ineuiiH of electricity. and to
Mend the Nf unrrentH of thft great agent
1 11 rough ine nebiittateu frame, be aiiaye
pKin, re-tt.reK tne htnngth and norm
bloom of utorious LeHh. mid the e l eli
cit y and joynuMifHK f Ki'iiit that are lost
wneu Kuiif rii'ie from untae os tuo or-
Haiih, or dietirr iiKeiiiant ot the nervous
centers. A few iniitancH of cure we Hive
as a proof punitive of the superiority o
electricity over other uiethodauf cure.
Mr Isaac ivlncard, Ct-ntralKt, ash.
Ant h it of 18 yctr' btaudiuv. restored.
Jot Mnore.Stt harles llolei Keatanrant.
Portland polypuu in the uote tiftcei
yers, cure I.
imiss jLiucy .Moran. a.onoinu n.wregon,.
Croft eye. straightened tn one minute.
J W Bottom, Aftoria, !.. kidney add
liver computet for yons; r. stored to
perfect health.
8 1 Whitman, Monmouth Or., dealnese
and ringing noises in thecara tieive
3 ears, rerored.
Miss Mamie McKean. 21n I Mreet Port
laud deatucftsand i-atarrb Rtutrtu jcara"
standing, cured.
E K JohImi, 'Ike Dalles, Or., 01m barging
ear twenty-one yeans, cureo.
Dr Damn treat alt curable private,
chronic and nervous di eases, secret blood
and skin disuses, t-otc and swellings,
nervous debility, Impotence and other
weaknesses cf mannood. He corrects
the seeret errors ot youth and Ihtdr terrl
b.e ertVcts, lesi of vita:it. palpitation of
the heart, lo of n emory, oVhpondency
and other traublwaof mind snd body.
PmvAiiLs conbiimntion.hf ait dhease.soft
euiug o the brain an i spine, insaniiyi
and other slit ct.rns rauseu oy ine error,,
exctsseH end diseases of hoys indnien,,
He restores losl vftfot and manly powers,
lemove" dolormitiea and restores the or
gans to health. He also cuns disease
cusd hy mt rcury and other toisonoua
drugs used in tt e improper treatmeut cf
private cmeaa'M.
lunco 74 vasmngmn hiMroriinuu(vi.
Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. daily, lixira
inatioh free and confidential, question
bU"ks aud circulars sent gia'.U to aiy.
address, patients curbd at Uom.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
Vfll--- st
and a fine stock of ,
Real Estate i Loan Bnta
Oflice. BALTIMORE 1BR1CK.
nninir a ireneral insurance business. Parties
Miring- insuranod will c'o well to see thm.
AOKSTS TOR
Aefna Insurance Cumpany, fneorpora ed
(140,000. ASM(s,U,l9U,71t,til,
(iuanllan Ins. Company, of London, England
EsublishiHl 18rl. Capital, 85,000,000. lotol are
losses paid over 8,OJU,000.
American 'lre Ins. Omnnnr, of Phllsdelphla.
Onnmzed 1I0. Cash assets, ,042,000. Losses
paid, 10,MW,200.
Colnmbla Fire Marine Ins. Company, o
P. inland. Or. Assets, -2UO,S7a.CO. Tins is one of
Oregon's litst companies.
generally, its well as jewelry, Watche
clocks, etc., at
F. M.. French's..
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DEAD!!
DR. AUOIIN. Fourth and Aforrison streets
Portion 1. Oroiron. the most successful pi ye-
clan on on the American coutiuent for the
speedv, Doaitivt, ahsolute and permanent
cure for LUlarrh or tlio Mcau, jisrnm
Bronchitis. Pnenmonia and Consumption.
Twenty-live years successful practice.
Tnat.ant.aiinnnn relief and normancnt
onres ofcon effected upon first consultation.
Dr. Ahorn, lv his original, modern, scien
tific method, effects
Speedy end Tadicnl enres of the most ob-
of h'asal Catarrh. Ozena, l)oafne"S, Pis
chirura from the Kirs, Asthm, to onchitis
and Consumption.
Also' Stomach Dionlers. liilions Colic,
ttall Stones aud Jnndtce. Heiit, Liver,
Kidnev. Bladder and nervous Affections:
Diseases nf Men. Also all ailments peculiar
to women.
Dr. Abnrn can he consulteu from now
nn'il Jnlv fi. when ha leaves for hurone,
Note Hometreatment,aecurely pscked,
so't hy express to any part of the Pacific
Coast and Territories for those who cannot
yossibly call in person.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEV THAT
Xl the nnderal -nel, tho duly BppointFd
iimll(led and sclintr administrator af the
pntato of Ruth Rrsdshaw, deceased, has
thlR day filed hia final account in said
eatstn with the clerk of tho county court
for l.inn county, Crcr;on, snd the court
haa llxrd tne 2nd in,y or n'.arcn, inn; a
the hour of I o'clork p nr.. to hoar objrn
tionntoasld account If any, avid for (ho
acttlement or sairi estato
This, iho 2tith day of Jannarr. 18fil
V. Cf.KMK'S.
J. K. WKATnrnroan. Admi: ttator,
Avty for A d in i n 1st rator. f 1 30)
While trying to Crowd thoii
WAY INTO
DEVCE & FROS-IAFJ BROS
Store, where they always have on hand
the largest ttock south ot rortlnmi, or
the latest Imnroved Kltlcs mid Miot
Guns; an Immense stock of Kishing
Tackle of cverv description; Jents,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
of other things loo numerous to mention
Xt-eimir Shop
in connection with the Store, and one of
he best workmen In the State to do any
md ail kinds of work.
Come one. Come all; No rouble to
ihow goods. "Small profit and quick
ta1" is out motto.
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