Albany daily democrat., March 21, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

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Clir OFFICIAL PAP Eli.
LOCAL UEOOJil).
(iooii Kntkiitainmkst. oiio or the
st local entertainments of the season
as (iven at the opera house last even
h' liy tlio W H V. Tho uudiHiico win
X lltriie, I'lll- " " OIIC lllilb UppiCITUltl'll
itliout iniicli deinonstriition tlio ititlur
lit parts. 1 lie program wus opened with
i overiiirt'.vmiui mm imiuiii.m u i iiuji
nuanilduiiKliter, well rendered. They
si opened tiie second partwitli n linely
ki'diteii selection on me saino insiru-
nts I rot J.oriiiiim una .Mies ivoni
k'Vt'SS were ileum in u piano uuri, iirue-
iilly executed, n Mimical treat, 1 lie
uniier in wliieli a Bolo by Kev 1'rielmrd
is appreeiuted, was well expressed
an entlniHiiiHtie encore, liappily reu-
smut'il to. hubs mum iioiicK reiiuereu
liiino solo, and I rot Lorilltirdund Mivn
iiick a piano duet, each heard with
icli satisfaction. Three tableaux,
fiim'k of Alien," "Hoaxed" and '"Dyint!
Idlers, were pivcn. i ho tirst waH a
inning presentation of the subject,
e feature of the entertainment wiih
reciting of Minn (Iracp Scriber, Sa
l's leailini; elocutionist, recently from
lloston School of Oratory. MisB
fcriber mis a round, pleasing voice that
Ml the hall without cll'ort. She is an
lit in Delsarte movements and lias a
tlendxl expression. Mie displays a re
irkahle and versatile talent, doing nil
rior work in the comic or serious in a
tanner displaying her rctlneinent. The
Acrobatic Doctor" was particularly
ell rendered, though "llrown has Inn
ir cut," whicli closed tho entertain
ment, was more enthusiastically cheered.
fis Scriher has a bright future as an
jkicutioiiist.
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A Fibst-Claks Joke. A few weeks ago
well-known lawyer, capitalist and gen
ual rustler, whose first name is II ul),
laded for a shot gun. After some prac-
ire at ma suuuroan nome.ne consiuereu
limself quite proficient in its use. A
tw days ago one of his boys rushed into
lie house and reported to him that there
van a Chinese pheasant in the yard,
jetting his gun lie carefully climbed
orer the fence and crawled towards a
fine looking specimen of this most gamy
blfd in the farther side of the lot. when
bout sixtv yards off he fired two or three
times but the pheasant stirred not. Then
crawling ahead through the muddy
ground about thirty yards nearer he
again fired three or four times, six times
in all, in the mean time having been sup
plied with some extra cartridges by one
it his boys; but the beautiful bird never
willed. " Lookine around he observed
Is entire family in convulsions of
lighter. Then he sinellcd a mouse, mid
vestignting the matter learned that he
id Been tiring at a mounieu pueasant,
board being covered up in grass. i.ne
s were ahead of their father Only
i'e of the six shots had touched the bird,
And that so as not to injure it. The joke
it being greatlv appreciated by those who
kave heard of it, and tho readers of the
Democrat will unite in the laugh.
1 Died is Fo lt L an 0. Mr B F Tabler re
ceived a dltpatch about II o'clock t.i-ilay
Worn l'ortland, that his son Arthur I.
Jablrr had just died in that city. He and
Mrs Tabler just had time to take the noon
bain for that city. They will bring the
remains to Albany to morrow for burial,
yhe deceased was about twenty three
years of age. He was an operator and
Urorked at Harris and in the O 1' office at
hia city for several years until about six
ttionths ago. Recently he had been in the
Northern Pacific office, where he was re
cently taken ill. and at the time of his
death was in a hospital.
AxoriiEii Alliance. Last Wednesday
J Cole, the fanner's alliance organizer,
Was at the Crooks school house, in Syra
cuse precinct, and organized an other
alliance, about the sixth in tho county.
iYl'ter his address the following olticers
Swore elected ;
Mr W llailis.-i, president.
John Cox, vice-president.
Joseph -1 ones, secretary.
James Oanlwcll, chaplain.
iV I'kkssei) IinifK Factoiiy. Major W
IC ('ussell is making arrangements to es
tablish a pressed brick factory on his
place in the eastern suburbs of tho city,
and is negotiating for the machinery.
This is an enterprise that should meet
with encouragement. MrCassell informs
"9 that it, when running, v ill require the
serviefs of about twenty bands constant
ly' It will do away with the necessity of
inning 10 unieago lorour pressed utick
In the ,Si'uinq,Tha La. The Democrat
yesterday saw a tentlemnn who bud been
trolling through tliesuburhs.with a fine
"uncn ot eanirt lilies, a Deautmil noner.
An exchange says: The camas lily is
now poking its head np through the na
tive cheat turf of the wehfoot region
bear to the heart is the modest Oregon
camas. It is a flower, the very name of
which will strike the tenderloin chord in
the sir'oin of almost every pioneer web
foot anatomy.
Oxly Onk m Oregon. Richards &
PI
lillips. of this city, have the onlv
twisting machine for the manufacture of
pressed wood ornaments in Oregon, and
tlioro is only one in Washington, that
being at Tacoina. It works well, and
anyone wanting some fine work in that
mie should call on them.
New FrRiNciGoons I am now 1
'elvtng my fin-t invoices of spring novel .
ue m wadi gco.ls, pttnts, ginghams, scer
mckcrs, etc., 1 have also just received a
new line o! all wrjol summer plaids and
beiges, Samuel F. Yokno.
Milliner YOrENiNO. The M IsscsBall
will have an opening of spring and summer
millinery Monday, Tuesday nn following
days, lo which all are cordially invited.
HIMI.IL AMI rtiKrtONlL,
Mr Thomas Turner, of llurriubiirg, was
in the city today.
Mr llell Ktimson, of tho firm of Stiin
son & Logan, barbers, of Portland, is in
the city.
Mr C V Marshall left yesterday for
eastern Oregon, intending to he gone
some time.
Hon W K Kirk, of Brownsville, was in
the city today on a tux paying expedi
tion for himself and several neighbors.
Mr O I' C'osliow, 8r, who lias been so
journing in California for two or three
mouths, returned homo yesterday.
nrow usvuie J lines,
Hubert J Wilson, a son of Hush Wil
sou, ol Corvallis, has just been appointed
nouso surgeon ol Jicnevuo lionpliu', in
rew York eilv, a great honor lor a na
tive Orcgoniiiu.
O 1' CohIiow, Jr. returned from lirowns'
ville yesterday, where lie had been to
secure names for the bridge petition
Though only a few signed it a great many
stilted that they were not opposed to it.
License has been issued for tho mar
riage of J .1 (iilliland and Spice K South
both of Linn countv. The contracting
parties are 1!) and 18 years of age res
pectively.
Mr Klein, of tho firm of Klein Ilros, of
Albany, passed through town yesterday
on his w ay home from u viwit to his wife's
folks who live near Uolmrg. lirowns-
villo limes.
Las, evening at Oakvtlle an entertain
inent nui given by the W C T T.at which
a contest was engaged in for the licmorest
prize medal. Miss Annie Moore was de
tlared to have recited best and was award
ed the kilver medal.
Mr Frank l'ropst, now in- l'rinceton
college, will graduate in June, and then
return to Albany. Mr John (ieisendorfer,
who is attending a medical college in
New York, w ill also return this summer,
anil Mr J j Charlton, now in one of the
leading law offices of New York city,will
he home on a short visit.
Louis I'arzee, a former teacher of the
Tetfcrson institute, has pleased the pat
rons of the Sodavillo school, where he
has been teaching the past year, so well
that he has been engaged for the coining
year at advanced wanes. Louis is a self-
made young man, a good teacher and de
serves success. Jellerson Review.
nnn it (otBT,
0 G Ilickok agt J S Antonelle
To re-
cover money, continued.
R Cestar agt Margarette Uu.tar.
vorce Continued.
A J Houston gt Martha Houston
recovei money. Continued,
Di-
To
Edward B Kendall agt Bessie Kendall
Divorce, Continued.
N Mil ls agt J Lyons et al." Continued.
Stafford 4 Grav agt II McElmurry; To
recover mon;v. Continued.
American Mtge Co, of Scotland, agt
F.dwin Wilcox, trustee;
Continued.
Robinson & West ant 11 F Merrill, trus.
tee, to settle partnership; Judgment for
defendant; plaintiff to pay costs amount
ing to about $300.
A mnB0v kscAi'E. Again wo are
called upon to chronicle another acquat
ic adventure only three in this issue.
The logging outfit of Messrs 1'rescott &
Veness, near-the mouth ot the uig J-.uck
minute, have used a large scow tor tnei
cooking and sleeping quurters. One
nniht Mus week, loro some reason
other, the old flat boat sprung a leak and
at once began making a slow uiveior the
bottom ol the river, xne occupants ot
this floating dormitory were suddenly
aroused Irom their midnight slumuers oy
t he bastv rush of co'd waters. Atonce
realizinir the situation tho men boldly
struck out for the shore, which they all
satelv reached, and building an im
promptu log fire they passed the remain
der of the lonely night as best they could
It was a fortunate escape that no lives
were lost under the circumstances.
West Side.
Chl'bcii Services. At the ME church
south, Sunday, as follows : Sunday school
nt. -4.-i si in. Sermon by the pastor at
11 a 111, and 7:30 p 111. Young peoples
meeting at 0 ;30 p in. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all.
The usual services at the Congrega
tional church tomorrow. Subject, at 1
a m, "Tho Holy Spirit;" at 7:30 p m
"Courtship and Marriage."
Services nt the I'resbyterian church
at 11 a m, subject; "The Freeman Ques
tion." Sabbath school nt .-:lopm
Y I'Sfl K at (i :45 o 111. At 7 :30 p 111 th(
sixth lecture on Christian evidences will
be presented, subject: "Tho difficulties
encountered by Christianity an argu
ment for its Divine authority." All will
be made Welcome.
r.K in Fashion. "Asgood bo out of the
world as out of fashion," once said a fa
mous tyisn, If vou would be in fashion
call on Mr K A Schilller, in L E Klain's
tailoring department, and have him
measure you for a seasonable suit. A
large and line assortment of suitings for
spring have arrived.embracing the latest
patterns, offering an elegant display to
select from. In the spring a young man's
fnnrv always turns to a new suit of
clothes.and 'Mr Schilller is ready to drees
you up in a manner that will p'easo the
most lasiiuious.
Beau in Mind. That Conn & Hendric-
son keep a first-class stock of groceries
produce, etc.
That tliev do their own work.
Consequently their expenses are light,
And they can sell at noiiom prices.
Large toIcs and small profits.
Courteous treatment to customers.
Best goods in the market,
And the freshest in tho different de
partments, Are the rules they go by.
Good Work, Low Prices, Paisley A Smiley.
Stop just about in the middle of the
block, on first street, soiuii sine, ue
tiveen Hroadnlhin and Ellsworth, and
you will find a place where yoa can al
way iget first-class groceries and fresh
produce at rcasonablo prices and be well
treated without extra price. The sign
reads "Parker Urns.," and everybody
knows the name. Their baked goods are
tho best. Their stock of goods generally
a kept replenished to meet tlio demands
of n growing trade.
ludgo Mortlnnd. of Alhim.
and believes that Oregon was named
after Katharine of Aragon. Hut Oregon
was not heard of until Katharine of Ara
gon, 0110 of Henry VHI's wives, was al
most forgotten, Ciivous another.
Chas N Felton, the California million
aire, has purchased the senatorsblp In Cal-
norma, made vacant by the death of Sena
toi Hearst. Feiton will be remembered
here as a partner In swamp land matters
with Saint U C Owen Eugene Guard,
A great source of Income in Salem Is
the arrest of peddlers for selling without a
license. Yesterday It cost a man $17.90
and every few days a like occurrence Is
reporiec, i neir new law is a very strict
one on the subject ; but probably just about
rigiu.
A single copy of our citv charter cost
$42. From the number of cities newly
incorporated and bail their chatters
amended we judge somebodv is making
some money. Jefferson Keview. That
is a'lout what Albany's cost. As there
were forty or liftv the Secretary probably
receiveu nearly q juuu ior mis item aione.
Geo S Pullman, now worth J20.C00.0U0,
is announced by the Spokane Chronicle
to nave come "into the world without
cent in his pocket." This is a startling
item worth considering. Iot a cent 111
his pocket w hen he was born. Why be
cause he had no pockets None of us
have a cent in our pockets when we ccme
into the world. v nat we all rustls lor
then is breath. The matter of cents does
not play a very important part.
The Oregonlan savs: "Last evening the
noted elocutionist, Ella Leolta Swanton,of
Minneapolis, made her first bow before a
Portland audience at Castle Hall under the
auspices of the K of P Lodge. Miss Swan-
ton delineated her different characters in
a manner that neared perfection, and 6he
proved herself to ne a master of a pro
fession to which many aspue, b.it so few
attain." At the Presbyterian church on
the evening of March 28.
It looks very much as if Mr "E B Mao'.e,
a former resident of Albany, who has
several children residing here, had put
lus toot in it. A dispatch trom Kansas
City to tho San Francisco Examiner
reads : Herbert S Worcester, a young
paint manufacturer of Pueblo,Col., today
tound his runaway wife, who left him
Frbruary 28th and came to Kansas City.
She was at the Andrew b hotel with E B
Maple, a real estate man of Seattle, Wash.
Maple was arrested and held in $1,000
bail for a hearing on the 22d. Maple is
fifty-two yearj of age. Mrs Worcester is
twenty-four years of age and rather
handsome. Her husband is four years
her senior. He began a civil action
against Maple today laying the damages
at $50,000 and alleging the alienation of
his wife's affections.
HKAL IHTATF. RALES.
Mary Beard and John Beard to H
Ingram, lots 8, y, bl 6, B's A to
Tangent $ 70
A Hackleman et ux to G V AVright,
lots 1 , 2, bl 1,11'i 3rd A.Albanv 300
reter t'owell et ux to J C Devine,
24 acres in Sampson Smallmon's
l)LC 528
w IJ Hiancnara et ux to (fclis&beth
Si,nons,tract in N Brownsville.
Dora Bentley and husband to Jane
Smead, lot 7, 5,bl i,M JjCiA. 550
t in 'janay to M rsuiier, lot 12, bl 4,
McCullv'8 A.Harrisburg 3
J F Venner "et ux to W B Blanchard,
tract in N B'ville. . ".
R Shuliz et ux to G W Wright, lots .
3, 4, bl 4, S's A, Albany 250
$1900
- Total for year $236,878
Brvant'a 2nd addition to Albany filed
J L Miller's land plat filed.
Hilly and Dick. A great many will
desire to hear Mr Ralph O Bates' lecture
on "Billy nird Dick, or life at Anderson
ville," at the opera house on Wednesday
evming next. His story is an interest
ing one. Santa Ana Press says: Comrade
K O Bates' lecture at Neill's hall Friday
night was one of the most successful
evening entertainments ever given in
Santa Ana, the attendance being consid
erably above the average. The members
of the GAR and W R C mid the general
public turned out in strong force to hear
the adventures of Comrade Bates and his
partner, from the time they enlisted in
the Union army until they were captur
ed, incarcerated in the worst prisons in
the south, their esrnnc. their final, trip
to Washington under guard in the con
dition in which they entered the lines,
so that President Lincoln might see how
his boys were treated by the rebels.
An Kxcckhion Party. The Miuiziu)Uo
with Cnpt Smith at the helin, came np
from tailutn tins nitcrnoon witli an ex-
cursiun party of Willamette university
studi'iitB, ninety-six in nil. Alter view
ing our city they returned northward at
3 o'clock.
Hopkina rinscim; aclm
House to-nipht.
il at the Opera
Ixki'Hiv Your Stock. To tlio owners
of live stock nml e.ipecially tlioso who
own stallions I desire to say tlint I linvc
received tlio agency ot tlie Oregon Live
Stock Mutual Indemnity Association, nnd
am prepared to insure nil live stock nt
tlirce-fourllm tlieir vnlue. Owner ol
valuable stallions especially should in
sure. Cull nt my stables in Albany, cor
ner Second nnd Washington streets.
Frank Thitkh.
Fhoni now until April 1st you can buy
a pni of $3 30 Imperial Dorey kid shoes
furt3. A genuine hand-sewed M 60flex
inble sole shoe nt $-1, nnd the best brand
A Imperial kid nnd nil other winter
a'ooils nt a like. reduction, as we inuat
mnke room for onr largo spring stock,
which is daily arriving nt Klein linn
exclusivo boot nnd shoo store.
) eonlzo Paisley ft Smlloy, Our Printer
If yoa wint an thing nice go to Mullcr &
G-nrettV the only place in town whete yoa
can 0t what you want.
WILL YOU HUFFEIi
. , .
with Typopia
h'tj Vitnlisror ii
nnd Liv.r Cmnplaiot? Shiloh
pniTftntf ed to euro you
I1UMB A NO 1IIUOAD
Hulia Si Dawson, druffigiaU.
Buy your grooerin ofParker Bro
Fiao groceries at Conn & Hi-cdricion's.
Notice the New York C B. It. Store's d,
Pie plant roots turjssle by J 11 Townseod.
Mi ni ox at cit at the K w York 0 BE
tore.
Genls ulovea at cost nt th Kw Ynrk C
B K store.
White shirts at cost at the New York C
B It store
Buv Gasoline ltcves
frrm Mathews &
Washburn.
Gents underwear at cost at the New
:otk
CBli store.
(!0,000 to loan duri ne next ten days by
N Steele.
Pants and overalls at cost at the New
York (J B It store.
oiiDty taxes become delinoueiit on Anril
1. av? ou liquidated?
Snit'ke the celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
A larg stock of wall Daner. with late de
signs, at fortmiller I Irving s,iust received
Highest market piico paid for eggs at the
new 10m u. 15. It. Storo.
See W F Read's hao of dress coeds' and
suki ueiore buying elsewnere.
Bargains in choice grooirios can always
be secured ot Allen Bros,, f hnu Block.
WaBn.ng, 50c a dnzen. mending for men
fiee,at Mrs Kings, just eatt of the Democrat
omce.
This is tho season of new bonnets, a fact
the tasty millinery opening of the city will
testify to.
Will & Stark have just received a largo
and elegant stock of silverware, watches,
eto.t never betore (quailed in this city.
The Harrisburg Courier is at hand with
Morin & Phelps, publishers of the Halsey
News and Juuction filot, as editort.
The largest ever seen in Albany We
mean the largest assortment of ladies and
misses Oxford ties in all styles at Khin Bros,
exclusive shoe Btore.
We want the ladi6s to stop and look at
our large vs.iety of Oxford ties just received
and the latest styles at Klein Bros.
The total indebtedoesa of the United
States, including both the interest bearing
and non interest bearing.is $1,017,985,785.98
How Ions does it take a letter to oome
from Australia to Oregon? One sent by Dr
G W Maston's missionary brother froji Mel
Dourne.on rcbruary 2ist,ariived bern today,
March 21st, which is exactly four weeks.
At the Buildineand Loan Association last
evening $1000 was loaned to M D Phillips
at 61 months interest in advance,and $1000
loan Morns at 67 months interest in ad
Tance, The bidding was spirited.
The ealzanized cross for the new tower of
the Catholic church many be seen in front of
tlopkina bros. store. It was made hero
aud is equal to the best manufactured by
large establishments.
Dr H A Davis last week purchased of the
Harrisburg Land Co. eight acres of hop land,
paying SiU an acre lor the same. With
mall yard last year the doctor made quite
a little fortune which he evidently intends
toiouulo this year. Harrisburg Coureir,
Rare Bargains. 30 doz men's laun
dried white shirts at 60 cts worth $1 00
tol 25.
10 doz men's unlaundried white shirts
at 40 cts worth 75 cte to $1 00.
30 doz four-in-hand tie at 25 cts worth
50 cts to 75 cts.
A few days onlv. Sale commences to
day and for a few days only at the above
Holmes Businss College, of Portland
Or., will open Sept. 1st. J A Wesco, the
leading penman of the coast, has become
a partner in this school and will make it
tho leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.
Wanted. A girl wants a place to work
In a small family. Inquire at this cilice
FINE DRESSED CHICKENS
Mueller & Garrett.
Call on tJic Albany Funiitura Co.
block, lur
FURNITURE
CTThe stock ii large and complete. They alsols!
tV Xaveflno Huns of baby carrl iircs, car- Tsft
jtT" pets, wall jiarKir, anil many
"novelties, all for sa'o at bedrock prices.
DO YOU WANT ONE? -Tho Dkmo .
okat will exchange p sewing ma-o;-ine,
of any mako in the marknt except
one or two. f.ir part cash anil the halanci
In gmb oak wood. Call at t'ais ollics fur
particulars.
1OK KEN r. 1 Iher for olllcea or rm.
. ilence, the building of fi Verlck.noar
currier of llicndalbin anil Third streoia.
BOB. BOWMAN,
The Old-Time Mvier:
reople wishing first o'.a work should
oe him or leave ordnia at Julius
Qrsdwohl'a.
I .IOR HALIC OR TKAM5, n Chlckorlng
1 piano In good condition. Call on
iimd Spaght, at oornfr cf Kighth and
Jellorfcon Hircots.
SALESMEN!
Lorul nml Trnvf Iln A (fond
chance! lon't tniwtlt! Vou necil no cap
It hI to represent rellnMe firm thut war
rants nurerv ntock flrst-rlniM ftitd true to
name. WORK ALU TUB YKAK, and
a ffof0 pay wrvmj in or,ri'nir mm. iftr (hick,
ntr0 x. x.. JVCkT Ss OO,
J Niirsrrymen. Florist himI NppiIhiph. M J'nii.,
WOK 111 t'ONKIDKHIMj.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
New oream oheose just reeeived at Conrad
fueyers.
Eitan & Achison are sellioc monuments at
Portland prices.
Mons', youths' and boys clothing and
furnishing goods at U W Simpson's.
Have you seeo those parlor auits that T
Briuk has just received T They are nice.
Great reduction 'nmsn's furnishing uoods
for the next 30 days at W F Head's.
) W Bentley. best boot and shoe makerjin
oity, chree doors north of Democrat olfice.
For bargains in monuments, headstones
etc, go to Egan & Achison, Albany, Oregon
To expel the impurities in the blood and
give strength to the system before the effects
of warm ..cal her are felt, use Pfunder'a
Oregon Blood Purifier.
Brighten up your old rubbers and old
shoes and make them look as good as new
with Wolff's A Waterproof Polish. For
sale at Samuel Young's.
C'uiulng Kvauls.
Friday evening, March 27, at WCTU
Hall, "Conundrum" supper and social,
under auspices of Epworth League of M
E Church.
Suturday evening, March 28, at the
Presbyterian Church, elocutionary enter
tainment by Miss Ella LottaSwanton.
A VOICE I'itOlU POST K'S.
A Lady JlelatcfrtTVo Atrnisbli:!f
Ez pvrlczicv.
To whom U mav cniirrvn: I tin-. t; ;
every conceivable rui-icil for U:U;n -ac. . .
lnBtliopaJtfivoycarstt.il urn i.i 11 l;j:io.. t -
pcramcat and suHl-r much frcai -1. -
tver troubles. i:ut notlii:;;; i-vcr car.; : : I
relief that I obt;dmu fiMin u:ii,; Joy',4 '- - .;,
Sarsaparilla. In fact I ttilnl; Itfl ct:r- f---- '. .
ailmcuts. At the tlmo I wu.-i ini::,; :
little g!rl living in my family w!-.(. t
seriously afTc-cu-d by a lav-' op-.-r,
1
tried a great many kinds of loiiuas, :
blood purifiers to no avail. 1 crtivu !
medicine (Joy's VeRctaUo
trxiij-ml.i.,
thinking it might benefit hT ami
1 I ! v
purely vegetable, kucv. it rould (',. :
To my astonishment slit bcn to J:;i.i-im-. uu.l
within two weeks it was entirely healed and s'.;y
ts now as well as ever.
Mrs. R. L. WitK.ATOX,
.nt sl. Han Prancisc
Dli. ABOKNY
AT MTLAXD UNTIL JLLY 5TH.
BR. A BORN. Fourth and Morrison streets
Portland. Oregon, th most successful phys-
olan on on the American continent tor tne
speedy, DOtitivt, absolute and permanent
cure for Catarrh of the Head, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pnenmonia and Consumption.
Twenty-tive years successful practice.
Instantaneous relief and permanent
cures often effected upon first consultation.
Dr. A horn, bv his original, modern, scien
tific method, effects
Speedy and radioal oures of the most oo-
stinate aLd long standing cases
of Nasal Catarrh, Ozena. Deafness. Dis
charges from the Kara, Astbm, B onchitis
and Consumption.
Also Stomach Disorders, Bilious Colic,
Gall Stones aud Jaundice, Heart, Liver,
Kidney, Bladder nd Nervous Affection! ;
Diseases of Men. Also all ailments peculiar
to women.
Dr. A born can be consulted from now
until July 5, when ha leaves for Europe,
Note. Home truatment,securely packed,
sort by express to any part of the Pacific
Coast and Territories for those who cannct
yossibly call in person.
There ia do doubt that
NEW
Stock of SILVERWARE, consisting of
spoons, univos, iorks, fruit dishes, etc,
gold and silver watches, jawei y,
etc, is tlio largfest and best in .
the oity, and by far the
bet ever brought
to Albany.
PRICES the Most Reasonable.
Call and ;Seo tho GOODS,
GRAND
AT
OF '
rine: Millin
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LADIES BAZAAR.
TUESDAY AD WEDWESNAY, tlARCH 24 AND 25.
JF'Everyone cordially invited.
:F. L. KENTON,:--
-Dealer In-
GROCERIES
Near tho Post Office,
The Application of Electricity,
The rapid strides which of late has been
made in the nractical aDnllcation of eleo.
trlclty havo prepared the way. in the
pubilo mind, for t'.ie ready cceptance of
almost any new and striking proaosal.
in the popular belief the me of electricity
in curing the Ills of the flesh, is an ac
complished fact. To prove the assertion
Dr barrln mvps the following names of
people who are willing to vouch fur it, a
they have been cured of vailous ailments.
Miss Nettle Keown, Hotel Portland,
rheumatism, so she could not raise her
aim to her head, curod.
A L Itlchardson, 320 Front st Portland,
ueamesa iu yer, and ringing noises in
tne bead, restored
W L Cone. Pay City, Tillamook county
Oregon, kidney and liver troublo, cured;
Andrew Douglas, 85 Oak street, Port
land, deafness, cured.
Lee McOrew. 145 G street, Portland,
nervoiiB debility and kidney complaint,
restored.
I) E Halloway, Ncwherg, Or Inflam
mation noe of biaddei' and kidney
troubles, cured,
W Hays, 1114 5th street, Kast Portland.
Or, inflammation neck cf bladder and
sciatic rheumatism, carr.o on crutchealo
the doctor, cured and left crutches &t the
doctor's ollioo.
E D Pierce, Albina, Or. deafness 15
years, cured.
J S Jennings, Sellwnod, Cr, eczema or
skin disease, 15 years, cured.
J M Miller. 'Hubbara, Cr, deafness,
cured in 8 minutos.
James Daily, New York hotel; deafness
15 j-ears. cured.
Mrs II J Miller, cor 5th and Alder stm
East Portland, general debility, cured
a.id trained 8 pounds.
Mis A C l.andis, 805 west st. Seattle,
cured of a seioiulous sore ou leg twenty
years auo by Dr Darrin.
W F Hubbard, superintendent of theTJ
S fish commission; Clackamas, Or. moth
or iiver spots ovor h's person, cured.
'Jhomas Buff, Mocksburg, dizziness,
kidney and liver complaint, restored.
Dr Darrin treats curable chronio, acute
and private db eases, blood taints, loss or
failing manhood, nirvousdebiiity.etfectB
et errors, or excesses in old or young,
less of memory, diseases caused by
mercury in the improper treatment of
piivate diseases.
Office 7014 Washlneton st..Portland.Or.
Hours 0 A. M. lo 8 P. M., daily. Exam
inatiou free and confidential, question
blanks and circulars sent gratis to any
address; patients cured at home.
C1
TY DRUGSTORE,
Pfeiffer Block,
Albany,
Stand & Cusick,
Paoriinoai:
Drags, Medicines, Chemicals, Fanoy
and Tollot Articles, Sponges. Brashes.
Perfumery, School Books, and
Artists' Supplies.
Phj'glctRna' prescriptions
lull; compounded.
and a fine stock
generally, as well ns jewelry, Watches
clocks, etc., nt
F. M. French's.
A LEAHY, CREGCfJ,
Praw their own Sight Drafts
on London, Paris, Frank-fort-on-the-A2ain,
Berlin
and all Principal Points in
EUEOPB.
OPENING
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