Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, March 23, 1891, Page 3, Image 3

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    PulnMiwd uvory Hay In tbe vwk cx-
ee t SniKiiiy.
1TITES I NUTTINIi, Editors ami Prop'rs.
..MAIMIIVS. I K1H.
crrr official paper.
I)OAL UMOOIM).
As Ouehom Mav. The Evenl.13 Star,
A( Washington, publishes n picture of Hon
II Ci 1 1 lie-v, a former Oregon i;tn, and
.. i "... All.-, 1 I. . 1... I .11 I
it'll KIIUWH ill ilium., mill lmu iiinifwil!
dice: A very important po.u.on u Lh:it
L principal legislative cleik. The man
iio tins ll niU'l Know a great aval aiiout
aclicul BenaU-rlul legislation and no one
tT accused 11 II (ii.fry of Ignorance as
hi duties. Mr Gilfry was horn in !l'i
I tu and socnt sk mor.llis of hU
tivetiile existence in crossing the plains lo
Brecon, accompanied hy Ids father and
bother. Ho is Mill a resident of Oregon,
pp received a clavdeal education at the
tlJametle LntvcrMty, halein, (Jr., and
its ti'ven tiie dtu'ree of A. M. Admitted
J i the bar. Mr Gilfry practiced for some
me. He is a putt grandmaster of the
JJ t'e.lowsot ins Kate, lie entered the
vretary'sot.ice on June n, iS7,as index
ierk.and one month later was transferred
I the desk hr now occupies In the Senate
fi an i her. I lis duties cotntirise the Iiulort..
tjr on hacks of hills, petitions and menio-
!iIb memoranda of the action or function
the Senate. lie calU tlu roll of the
::iate on a'l yea and nay votes and in all
ese years his never made a mistake in
s results. When the chief clerk Is ab
nt Mr Gilfry takes charge of a!l leisla
lb;i on the dck.
A Mad Kncmshnan. Real estate men
1 well as lawyers, sometimes h ive tome
Sn. Yesterday an A, ban v leal estate man
dok an I.. irishman, jul Iim his native
Qtiuiry , over into Henton county to see
lie Ktl-ay farm . They had ; utto a dis
ate over the price of the land, the price
iked being $ an aire, while the Kng -itlmian
would have liked to have secured
tlur about Sio. lie refused tohuv, amid
lOtne f.'elin:; on hi- part. When they 1
'flii hed the ferry landing on their return,
die boat was on this side the river. The
ft man, while waiting, diovc his team
into the river hra drink, a common eus-!
torn, lly accident they went off intoj
deep water, both getting wet u,i to the ;
irmpits. The Knglishmtn was excised,
and angrily yelled:
"If ah, y-n va;;h ibond, you "want to
drown me, do yon, because I won't buy
your furju, you vaghahond. you I"
The hores turned and tok them safely
to the hho-e, when the KngHshman
Jumped from the wagon and refused to
4c any further with the real estate man.
I was seen during the remainder of the
Iiiing drying his clothes beside a tire, in
a very enviable state of imnJ.
T y Yolk C'oi nty Taxis. Tl.ts is
ft l;"t week for paying county taxes, and
11. e week when a preat tnanv waittoat
d to the matter. The Sheriff looks for
t le-ist $30,000 cah. Tlii;-. morning a
-t-M"fiiT man run across Mr Scott with
lark of gold just taken from the Exnres
o See. It was the b ggest single payment
of the yea, nnd contained $501379, nil in
g"d hut $3.7o.comir.g from the Southern
i-tri tic Co. The Democrat man was al-
riled to take hold of it in order to keep
TB his spirits until after harvest comes
"tin. Among those who will pay this
ek will be three Albany men whose
Jted tax s will be about $3200.
k Concxdrum Suiter will be served
WCTU Hall on Friday, March 27th.
91, under the auspices of the Epworth
eamte of the First M E Church. The
Vttles will be set at 5 p. ni tupper to be
red thereafter durintr the evenimr
Thtjt bill of fare is to be something nev as
wim ue Known by the copies of it published
"trie papers of next Thursday evening
mim rnciay morning. All are Invited.
' f
Rki: Hot TiMKsi. The O 1' has com-
iced digging uown the mountain along
iroi'i a: k aquina City, and hlitr.g In
sp.'.'-e between the cribbing an.1, the
JJiuna hotel. The cribbing alom; the
frr- o: the citv is to rinranned. which
lake an immense amount of stone,
"tlier work is projected that, if pushed
as expected, will nvike limes red hot
't bur:' all (lie etmiitic wMson To-
b p0., -
ncci n:;tt Straw, Some
s'v an ilem In some
one said some
paper lo the
iii.H the Cnion Paciilc w.. to buy
Dreg on Pacific. As the sale to tbe
Grande R l fell through it is time
aiioiner rumor. Where there is no
smoke we ma v look for lire before
Mnoke vanishes.
I Mkxi'mpvt.-When lion O X Dennv
cinthe Willamette vallev in June.
r11 hif tnnnv vean oiourn in China and
!rLa, he will find the vadey well filled
V Chinese pheasants as a monument
generostti' in.l ln).r..l It, n nil
F wilt id so find a stuffed one on nearly
rY niantle and in mauv store windows.
Nt w Ministku. The Coniiresa-
Pnl cliiiich. of Ihls citv. tint
't Key A I Mclweorl.'nf Grolon. Con-
'lent. Rev Shorev's eiiiiaument six
PiU'iH- wpl oon eienln nod h, linda it
possible to continue to sunnly the nul-
AlthjiH'li earne-silv Rnllrlted tn rl,.
t!ie ConLTeiaoii.
New M'niVG.riooDS. I am tiniw r.
v,;ig my first invoices of pprinc novel -
:s 111 wash irnod. prints. uiiiLfhiuiis. seer-
r-r,ei'",i etc.. I luivn ilUn tii-it r eMlt.-.l n
lv line (-1 vv.-il nemitier nlr.Lt. nn,l
Samukl K Youno
'n.LiNKR vOi'RSiNO.THe M iC3Ball
I have ail onenlmr nf unrirw and iimmir
""ry Monday, luesd:iy nn following
. S to which all are cordially invited.
II'
7 ' WMit im thirff nico co to nUi r A-
t".. tl.a rnly iii.a id texvn whc.o vim
Wht y cu Willi
nimi.il ai ri;ithoAt,
Mr CharJti Warner, of Sclo. U In tUf
city today.
Dr E () Hyde, of Sclo. was tn thecltv
over Sabhath.
Mr Fred I'll er. of Seattle, was in the
el'y this noon.
Uev J Howcrsox will preach in the M E
Church to-morrow evening,
Mr v alter HiMon, of Hurrisburg, wa
In the city this forenoon.
V S Smith, of Shedd, has begun attend
ing the Willamette University, at Salem.
Mr Pengra, a prominent official of the
Southern I'aeilic.lias been in the city today.
Mr J M Mover, of the Albany Woolen
.Mi l store, 01 t'oriianu, returned home
this noon.
Judt,e Heine and District Attorney
Bingham began business at McMlnnvllle
today .
Mr McrCin'ev .Mitchell! the Gcrvais
merchant who recently failed, was in the
city today.
Rev Uomlnger delivers his m u in my
lecture at the Marquam Grand opera
house in rort.and tonight.
Mrs .los McDonald and child, of Port
land, returned to their home after a vbit
of a week or two in Alnany.
Ex-ShcrifT I (J Dickey, ot I urner.came
up on t lie n:on tiain on a hort visit with
his-Albany friends. Mr Dickey has been
ill lor several weeks.
Mr Louis Milhr and wife returned this
noon from a live months visit in Spokane
Kalis, accompanied by Mraml Mrs Wol
verton nnd children, who will return the
visit for awhile.
R Gla, of Glass & Prudhon.ie, litho
graphers of Portland, formerly editor of
the Dalljs Iteinier and McMinnvIllc
Keglntcr, bus bi.cn in the city tuday on
business.
The nu tn" ersof the First KapiUt church
will give a farewell rceepiion to their
former nastor. Rev u I Irumhull and nis
family, on Tuesday evening, March 2.th.
Members of the congregation and other
fi tends arc invited.
A I'NKil K l-AKW'LI.L I'ARTV.
On last Saturday evening the TJaptisl
Chinese minion rooms on oecond street
were the scene of a very unique and pleas
ant event. The occasion was a farewell
social given bv the Chinese school to
their teachers, Mrs L Trumbull. Miss
Rose and Grace Trumnull, previous to
their departure for La Grande. Invita
tions had been given to the oil'icers, mem
hers of the Baptist church, and others in
terested in the school, who on going to
the mission rooms were surprised and de
lighted hv the royal manner in which they
wcw entertained by the Chinese. The
er.rly part of the evening was Fpent in
singing and conversation, alter which
Chai-lev lov Yuen Kwonir made a nice
little speech, biiunng. welcome 10 meir
sts and expressing the destie of ti e
bovs to show some appreciation of the
kind interest their teachers and friends had
taken in thtir welfare, nnd their le jret at
their departure. Rev L I Trumbull res
ponded on behalf of those present, and
then all were invited to &it down to me
tables, upon which a fine collation had
been spread. Everything was elegantly
served in the best of style on delicate
china ware. At a late hour the company
dispersed greatly pleased nnd more deep
ly in'-cresttd in this form cf Christian mis
sion work, which made possible uch a
gathering with the spirit that was present.
Among others present were Rev LJ
Trumbull and fatnilv, Jason Wheeler and
wif-, John I'oshay, M I" Merrill, Mr J S
Dickenson and family, Miss Mary Reed,
Rev Geo W Iliil, Mrs Alice Richards
Miss Celia Pennington, Fred Dawson
Chaney ov Yuen Kwong, Vuen Fong,
Gee Wo. Jin. Gow. II S Lee Way and
Jim i-th-.i1- and wife.
Hlliinrj-il-lIrrUon.
IIcMlquni !crs F Co, 2nd Rck'I. O N G.
Albany, March 21, 1S91. J
General Order No 15:
The following special order lias been
received at thes.; headquarters:
Hriaot'tRlKKH VD llCFANTRT O. X. 0 . )
ISiltm, Or., Jl.rth IS,
Special Onior No 4:
1. An election Bt wtiicfi tho Tion-eoiamlsHinneil
m..em .nd .rfv.tcso( F Co 2il KeKimcnt I.ifatitry,
O N tl arv entitled to rote, will be ticUl at the armory
ii(Uit company in Albany on Tuesday evoitiuir,
March ?4th, (orthoiurpcwof elKtinir a capwin
lo till -he vacancy canwd by tiie promotion of Captain
O II Irvine t be. Lieut Colonel : and any other fa
eancy occurring at the timo by promotion.
2. I.ieut t'ol t) H Irvine will preside at aaiil e'ec
tlon and rejtort the reanll In duplicate to these head
quarters on or brtore Uirch 2i:h, . lly onl.r ol
Col. U. Ij. 1.0VEM,.
A. (I. Oosiht, Colnd'if -nd Infty UNO.
1st Lieut and Adjt.
In accordance with the above order the
non comiriusioncd ofliccrs and privates of
tliis company will assemble at the innory
Tn?sdav evening, March 24th, iSot, at S
o'clock p n for the purpose indicated in
the ruwe order. T. J. Overman-,
isi ;. . ut ConidV F Co 2.1 Rec'tO N G.
Attest V. A. IIi'mpiikev,
c irsi oergcani.
I'.b in Fashion. "As.'00(l be out of (he
or'ul as out of fasliion," once sniil a f.t-
iniinn mrtn. 11 "'it wotiki 11c 111 lanhion
til mi Mr 1. A Si'liilller, jn L V. r.luiii'u
lilorin li'i:t .tiufnr, nnd Imvu liim
i.u'asutn von lor ft easoiiui)ie mit. .
I.iti'l' and lino uijortnient of RUitmeii for
uiiiiiS! nave nrnvcii.i'iiinriu'ing tiie latent
pattern?, oiieiini! 1111 I'K'K'ani. tiippu-.y to
unlect from. In the cprintta youiid iuuii'h
lam'V ulwayH t'.irmi to a new puit of
eloUicH.nnd Mr Hcliilller ia r'aly to drew
you up in ft iiinnncr that will please the
mo?t Instiuioii".
Hk Ait in Min'u. That Conn & Ilendrie
non keep n Hrst-clas? stock of groceries
proiluce, etc.
That they do their own work,
Coiiseiiuciitly their expenses are light,
And they can sell at bottom prices.
Large rules and small profits.
Courteous treatment to customers,
ltest coods in the market.
And tho freshest in the different de
partments,
Are the rules they go by.
Good Work, Low Trices, Falsley & Smiley.
Stop just about in the middle of the
block, on First street, south side, be
tween Iiroadalbin and F.llsworth, nnd
you will find a place where yon ran al-
wny 'get first-class groceries anil Irosh
prodc.-e nt reasonable prices and lie well
treated without extra price. The sign
reads ' "arker 1'ros." and rvervlxxly
knows the name. Their baked goods are
the bist. Their stock of iroods eenerallv
s kept replenished to meet the demands
ot a growing trade.
iiiHi-irf
In Oakland. California, the C
tional church take the lead with 120
member. The Presbyterians have loSo,
Methodists 1000, liaptUts 570, etc.
There are several old wooden shanties
left along First street that should be ic
placed with bricks. Will the owners
strike this summer.
The Portland Welcome says: No won
der the special police are "fat and saucv.''
for from the Chinese gpmblers alone they
gel $070 a month. The forty tan games
l'y c-t wecis eacn, or a total ox $(140 a
month; the thirteen lottery games pay
$i ,Wa week, or a total ot $130 a month,
rnue the chncfc-a-luck game?, now re
duced to ten, pay $;awcek, or a total
monthly blackmail of $2000 a month.
G R f hrlsm&n has let a ccn'ract to F L
W hitcomb at 1 2 per t housnnd for 1 he brick
laid in the walls for his 50x80 brick stores
at inecorncr 01 tvuianiftie and 9th streets,
and has let the contract for the ether work
to W II Fenton for S,4o:.;o. Work will
commence about April 1. The Salem
foundry will furnish the iron. The build
ing will cost perhaps $15,000 to $20,000,
and will be one of the finest business
houses hi Eugene. Eugene Guard.
The Mrs Downs, of Portland, who left
her husband and came to Albany last
January, afterwards returning to Portland
ai.d living with lit rn. is again in trouble
Last week Downs found a man named
Anderson In the house with his wife, after
he had broken the door in to get in. 11
thrui hid AndersDn, slapped his wife and
then had both of them urrestcd. On the
other hand she says Downs has made her
life miserable by txces.ive drinking.
Nebraska people have been writing to
Uregon giving that state "pertect tits.
Here-is a growl from the other side, a man
from Eugene writing tu Nebraska a long
letter, Gt which the lollowlng ;s the intro
ductory: T thought I would write a few
lines myself, and the first is about the old
web-feet, or in other words the noblt and
generous old gray bsarded Oregoninns
I claim and can prove my assertion that
they are the most selfish lot of people on
the face of God s green carth.for instance
the council we have here in Eugene at
present have run the place, from what I
can learn, ever since it was incorporated
iS or 20 years ago and the county clerk
held hi.-i "ollke for 18 or 20 years and they
do everything else In regard to office hold
ing the same way ths mavor has been in
tor veais, he has plenty of monev to loan
and he appoints his favorite marshal and
he is a monev loaner."
Only One in Oi:i:uon. Uiclumlg &
Phillips, cf t li is city, have the only
twisting machine for the manufacture of
pressed wood ornaments in Oregon, nnd
there in only one in Washington, that
being at Taconia. Jt works well, and
anyone wanting some fine work in that
Hue should call on them.
Spring Milliner v. Ida M Crush has
opened the finest selection of millinery
ever brought to AJbadv and prices the
lowest. Will be p. eased to show goods at
anv time. Millinery rarlors,in the IJIum
berg ISlock.
Tun S. O. Coksi:t. Imparts a most
graceful shape, seeming comfort ami ele
gance. Kvcry corset has tile self.onening
clasps. These c'asps.siinple in construction,
have double the strength of the ordinary
clasps, can be hooked and unhooked in the
usual manner, and have the great advant
age in the ease w'.tli which they can be un
hooked, by merely pulling the string, anil
the corset will open like a Hash. These
clasps are so constructed that they will al
ways stay se:urey fastened until tiie string
is pullcc. Any feeling of distress or dis
coiufott from exeriion, or any other cause,
can thus be instantly relieved without dis
robing, allowing heathful action of tiie
body, to the great comfort of the 'wearer.
G W Simpson,
Sole Agent.
Insukk. Your Stock. To the owners
of live stock nnd especially those who
own stallions I desire to say that I have
received the agency of the Oregon Live
Stock Mutual Indemnity Association, and
am prepared to insure all live stock at
three-fourths their value, uwncrs 01
valuable stallions especially should in
sure. Call at my staliies in Albany, cor
ner Second nnd Washington streets.
HANK lllITEM.
FitoM now until April 1st you can buy
a pair uf 3 CO Imperial Dorey kid shoes
for J.i. A genuine iiaim-si tveii ?4 oil nex-
inble sole shoe at ?t, and the best braiiu
A Imperial kid and all other winter
itooils at n like reduction, as wc imiot
make room for our large spring slock,
which is daily arriving at Klein I!ro
exeludive boot and shoe store.
Kaki: IIai'.oain'.s. Hi) doss men's latin
dried white shirts at 50 etc worth if 1 00
to if I 2.L
10 doz men's unlaundrii d white shirts
at 40 cts worth 7" He to $1 (".
HO do. four-in-hand til at '.- eta worth
50 ets to 75 cts.
A few days only, f-'ale commences to
day and for a few" days only at the above
prices, at W Simpson's.
Wanted. A girl wants u place to work
In a small family. Inquire nt thi cilice
Paialoy & Smiley , The Printers, Flinn Elocl;
racnio Paialey fit 3ml.oy.3ir ?m . i:
WILL YOU SUKKKR witli Dyttncptiu
mid liiwr C'-mp-aiut? Snil jIiVJ Vitalize l
j7i.pianteel to cure you.
Bcsinkss Ciiaxgr. Sul Tl, for a long
time with San Wa, a licap good man w ho
.aht ihi- laundry budnf, hnaboirlit out
I,eei Imindry near the Revere Ilouse.and
will hcrcafrer run it. Satih. action guaran
tee! .
Mnthews & VVftchl-urn'
Ta.ii 0 "f 'v'-)i ai'd ranycp
to lrtle
Thpy txh tho cako.
why
Th i -t to Utyt
no lie.
or fry
I onir and try,
( h ir.y,
U fore you dift
unit ct into tho fcy.
mine aai tiutum
Gi Jin & Dawson, druuj-iAts.
Hay your groceri-w of.Pirker Bro
Fiae j-roceriog at Conn & 1 IudricscmV
Notice the New York C. R. It. Storo's ad.
Pic pUnt root for sale by J II Tow net) m! .
Mmi'kiw.x at cat at tho Xcw YorkC 11 H
store.
Gents -lo vca at cost t fcfi w Yurie C
B It store.
Wliito shirts at aoit at thb XW York C
B it store .
Buy Oasolino ttevos from Mathowa &
Washburn.
Ottnts underwear at cost at the New York
C B it ctoro.
$20,000 to loan during next ten days by
N Steele,
Pants ami overalls at cost at the New
xorkC li K Jtore.
"Billy -ml Dick'' at tho Opera Home
wftriiiefla-iy tveniiiff.
The wool eii mUsare pushed to their full
est capacity to in cot ordvrs.
Cciiioty taxes becntno dolit.ij jc-ut oa April
1. iiavo you i'.(uidatL-ti?
oniuke the cowihraU'd Ifavani tilled 5 cent
cigar rtt Julius Joseph's.
A lar'- stock o: w ill p-ipor. with lato de
signs, at ForltnilhT t Irvin s.j.ist rcgived.
Hiylir-st market mice mid fr eica at tho
New York C. H. Jt.Sloro.
f 10,0(0 still to Innn on gotnl faim security
imnu'diate!y, by 8 N Si.:ylc.
Sr.e W F Read's hue of d.u gocds ami
lilUa be for a buying elsewhere.
A 'Box cf youkoys'' its thy funny name
of an cutottuinmeut umiiiig HiU way.
Gen Jos K Johnstone, tho well known con
federate soldio , died Saturday night.
Bargains in choice groceries cm always
be secured of Allen Uroa,, Fliua Block.
Wasnlnt', '503 a rinzsn, mending for men
free,at Mrs Kin.jnsit east of the Demuckat
cfiice.
The Oregon Statesman is forty years old.
There are no buzzards on tho SuUsinaa, It
is alivo all over.
The funeral of Arthur Tahler tnok place
tliis afternoon.at tho residenetttf Mr Table rt
and was weii attended.
About "Ut bushels of wheat remain tin
sold in tho Karn er warehouse, and 15,000
buslicls iu tlioTar.gcnt waruhouae.
We want the ladi-.t to stop and look r.t
onr Inr'o va.itiy of Oxinrd ti s yt received
and tho latttt htylcs at Kleiu
Yill & Stark have junt received a large
ar.d cletai t stock cf iilynrwaro, watehttf,
etc., never tetoro (f;ucih d in tins city.
Tho I.ir.'efet ever att u i:i Alhany We
nie-in the )arf,rs5 assortment cf ladle and
misses Oxford tios in r.il hs at Khin Bras,
exclusive fehco str?.
Sant:n will be At t!io Preahytcriau
church Saturday evening, March JS. The
pregram wi.l ln int'-rapeised with attractive
music. Mr S N Steele will render ''Blut
Bells of Scotland, "with variationals a cornet
solo. a lovers of cornet music so on Id not
fail to hear hnn Admission will be 50o.
Children half price.
Hilly and Dick. A great many will
desire to hear Mr Ralph 0 Kates' lecture
on "Hillv and Dick, or life at Anderson
ville," at the opera house on Wednesday
ev'.ning next. 111s story 13 nu interest
ing one. Santa Ana Press savs: Comrade
It (' Hates' lecture at Neill's hall Friday
night was one of the most successful
evenint: entertainments ever inven
Santa Ana, the attendance beinn contid'
erably above the average. The members
of the (r A li and W K C and the general
public turned out in strong force to hear
the adventures of Comrade Hates 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 escane, their final trip
fo Washington tinder guard in the con
dition ill which they entered the lines,
so that President Lincoln might see how
"his boys" were treated hy tho rebels.
Holmes Biisinss Colleoe, 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
the leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.
You'd Better
Call on tlic Albany Furnitura Co., lUKimuro
lilo'jk, ft.r
FURNITURE
tJ7 Tim f-lock U iaiyn 'and crunpVte, Thv.:i
'.r i.a. wtiiiu Iiiif?rft hahy v.irri lire, car-jT-T
wall paiKjf, and ininy
g-j n c tics all for pite at litdrwk rrice.'
U WANT CMr.?-TIm Dkmo-
ci.ino, or any niako in (he imt k-t except
ot.e nr two. f.r prr. s.M. nd tho H-Jhiic
In ub o k wno1. Crtil tt tht.i ofliee lur
particular.;. ..
OK KKN r. E.thrr for ftMWtt nrrcl-
(!pnc, tho htilMfmr ' f 1 Vnrlrk.roar
ocrn'T of Hit (lM)in end Third Mrc.ni-.
BOB. Q-JWMAN,
Th. Old-Tiran V&Hn,
Peoptn wlhln(r first c,n work should
ne him or leave ordoM at Ju'Iuh
Grdwohl.
LIOR HALK OK tkam-:
a (,'hlckprfiig
n. cm
(in Npitjrht, at corner
JelTertoii nirpdt.
of Klxhth and
ANTED mmm
lornl unit Trnvf Una A gnnd
chri(.; Don't mi it! Vni need noe-p-ilnl
to rft)iroont u nlUMe flrtn thtt wr
ran'S niircrv Un:k firt-rUn nnd true Ui
nuin. WOHK ALL Till-; V K.Alt, and
C"l ynr v ky to rer-rrtlr TttiMi. Anplv qitik,
itnttiiii n'p. 7Ca. X. TT. jflk "TPT rOn OO,
nr-''i'j"ii:rii. Doi i-u find mlmi-n. Hi I'uui.
uoiuu onini:uiu.
F. M. French keeps railroaa time.
.ojw ortain eheetie iuat leeeivod at Cobrfcd
M nyer.
Kati Si Auhison flie selling monmittots at
Poitlaud prices.
Me.11', yuths1 ai l brivs olothin; and
furoiatnng goods at O W Sioipaon's.
Have yon sceu thfwa parlor suits that T
Brink has just received ? They are nice.
Great reduction 'D-non' furnishing goods
for the next 30 days at W F Road'a.
J W BcuMey, best boot and shoe tnakerib
city, three doom north of D km oat at office.
For haa'aius in ninnuriients, headstones
tto., goto Kijan & Achison, Albany,Oregon
To expel the impurities in the blood and
(rive strength to the system before theehVcts
f war eat nor are felt, use Plunder's
Oregon Blood Puritir.
Brighten up your old ru blurs and old
fthfws and make them 100k as pood as new
with Wolff s Amo Waterproof IMuli. For
sjle at Simuel E Young's.
louilntc liveut.
Fridny evening, March 27, at W CTU
Hull, 'C'omindruni" stippcr and eoeinl,
under auspices of Kpvurth Leagtto of M
K Church.
Suturuav eveninsr, March 2S. at the
Pre&hyterian Church, elocutionary enter
tainment by Miss Ella Lotta S wanton.
A. voicr. i ::t;:.r. i
& Ix.C,y Sislr.!e. two j
T, v. V.-:i it r.inr rc-nror-i: I
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".::r.. :it liii't L'.n.'. r iimic': I
ist ;t.
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Sar.:ip:i:i.I:'. in fn' t 1
aiiinc:::o. At ti c '.lice I v.
!:t'.!e;:irl lhhiijiu my !.,;::
Bcriou;;y r.f,; . :.-.! 1 y n l:.r
tried a .-t Liany 1.:::! .
Mt.1 pn:Ii::rst') nun..'...
It: IpuMiiij (Joy's Vt'
UliS).:l it Ii:I:;:.t U-.-.c's!
r.y djloili-.'.!... F..C 1
IVitiiitltMO v.'.Jit rt.Xi 1.1
! aoiT rji wcli IV! ever.
DR. ABOllN.
AT P0!iTLi.D OTIL JULY 5T1I.
DR. A 1:0 UN, Fourth aud Morrison streets
rortlan i, Urciton. the most eucccaaful p. ye
cian ou on tho American continent for the
speedy, oo.itivt. ahaolnto and permanent
euro tor Catarrh of tho Head. Asthma,
Krone... I ucnmonia end Consumption
Twenty-.ivo jrarssucceMful practice.
In Rtf.r. t : w i rolicf and permanent
cures uireu. ou ccccu upon nrsx consuiiaiion,
Dr. A horn, lv hin onina, nmderp, sciec
ti!ic me.htnl, t iH cis
Speedy r.ud rrdical cures of tiie most ob
stinate ai.d long standing cases
of iSasiiT Catarrh. Ozena, DeafnoRf,
chirife from tho Krs, Astlun. li t-nchitis
nnvl Coiit.uifU:Uon.
Al o Stomach Disorders, Bilious Colic,
Gull Stones ai;d Jairt:ce. Re.-at, Liver,
Kidney. Jil.iiMtT and Kerv;U5 AtlVction:
Ditoifes of If.u. Also alluiimcnle pucu'ifcr
to wompn.
J)r. Ab;irn can bo condulteu from now
until July 5, when he leaves for Europe.
Note. Home treat men t.spcu rely packed
re.t by express to any nart of the Pacific
C 'astand 1'rritoriea for those who cannot
yostiihly call in person.
Thoro Is no doubt that
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Slock r.f SlIiVEnWARK. cr.nsi.tlrK of
options, Miiv , lurks, tnut riialic-s, etc.
fold and Mivor wato!ie, j.iwel y,
ft'i. is tho larhst nnd beM. in
l!io cily, and y i'r tho
ho--t cvi r br.niRht
PRICES the Most Reasonable.
Call and Sec tho GOODS
rGRAMD
AT
OF
Spring: Millinery
LADIES BAZAAR.
TUESDAY ARB WED?JESFjAV, SEARCH 24 AND 25
UKvcryono cordial'y invited.
: F. L. KENTON, :
-Dealer in-
GROCERIES
Near tho Post Office,
Tho Application of Electricity.
1 he rapid strides hl.-h nf late has beea
made in the iiraitleal duplication ot elet
tricity have prenareil the wnv. In tbo
public mind, for t'.ie ready ceeptanee of
almost any new and striking proaoeal.
in Hie p pillar belief the use of eiectrieity
in curing Hie ills of the flesh, Ik an ac
complished fset. To prove the Kertioa
l)r liarr n -iv the lollowlng names of
people who are willing to vouch for it, as
they have been cured of vaiiousallmenU.
Miss Nettle Keown, Hotel Portland,
rheumatb m. so she could cot raise her
at nt to her howl, cured.
A L Hlchardson.oai Front st Portland,
oeBiooss ye.rs, and ringing noises a
tne head, restored
W L Cone. Ka nt, Tillamook countr
OrogoD, kitlnoy nnd liver trouble, cured:
Andrew Douglas, S5 Oak ttreet , Porta
land, deafness, cured.
Lee McGrew. 145 C street, Portland,
nervous debility and kidney oouiplalut,
restored.
J E Ilallowsy, Kewberg, Or Inflam
mation noci. of bladdo.- and kidney
tritiblea, cured.
W Hays. I)i4 5tb street, East Portland.
Or, Itiflnminution iick of bladder and
sciatic rheumatism, eirr.e on crutciieato
the doctor, eurtd and iefc ciutehei st the
doctor's office
K 1 Mi rce, Albina, Or. deafness IS
years, cured.
J Sj Jennings, Sellwi id. Or, (ez. nia or
skin disease, 15 vears, cured.
J M !lller, Hubbard, Or, dcafnese,
cured in 8 m'li ut ea
James Daily, New Yoik hotel; deafness
15 years, cured.
Mrs II J Miller, co 5tt and Alder gtx.
East Portland, neutral debility, cure
aod gained 8 notiuils.
Mm A U Landis. SC5 West st. Keattla.
clued ol'a seiofulous sore on leg twenty
earn airo oy ur uarrin.
W V Hubbard, superintendent of the TJ
S fih couiniissloii, Clackamas, Or. moth
or liver spom over h's (-eraon, cured.
Thomas Muff, Moeksburg, dizziness,
kidney and liver complaint, restored.
Dr Dar.io treats curable chronic, acuta
anil private di. east s, blood taints, loss or
faidi.g mauhocii, n-rvoi.sdebility.effects
el enors, or excesses in old or young,
loss ot memory, diseeses causod by
nifreury iu the lmprepr treatment ot
piivate diseases.
omen 70J4 Washincton sb.Portland.Or.
Houis l A. M. lo 8 P. M.. daily, rixaui
iuation free and cotifidoutial. question
bl-i"iis"aud circulars tent irratistoav
address, patients curtd at home.
Pfclffer Block,
Albany,
Stanard & Cusick.
J'ROrCltTURfl.
- DtlALEr.ll 1K-
Druj'v," M(!irims, Clicmlcals, Fancy
and Toilet rli.'.'!cs,Sionce9. Brushes.
I'cr:"unirv, t'etool Hooks, nnd
Ailiin' .Supplies.
Iij sit'Htift' ;rcwriptio tit enre.
couipoiiudcd.
and a fine slock of
generally, as well as jewelry, Watches
clocks, etc., at
II. French's,
fLP.Ky.CRECOB,
their own Sitrlit Drafts
I h-aw
on London, P.tris, Pank
i"o: t-or: -ths-il ain. Berlin
and all Ti-'iicipal Points in
EU 3 0PE.
OPENING
T1IK-
Albany, Oregor ...
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The in of Oregon,
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