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Newspaper Page TextubiiiUml ovtry day in ttie week x- L sumlay. ITES & NUTTING, Editors and Prop'n, teredatthe Post Olrloo at Mbany, Or egon, ti second class mail tuattitr. ,)MI)AV Mil III, IH1I1. CITV OFFICIAL PAPER. LOGAIj ItRCORD. Ail-lltl.aal LuraN iii -llh Punt. A Uouu Showing. Yesterday tlio an ineetinitof tlie Albany Woolen Mills o. was held at the oiuce ol tliccoinpany Hi if city. The following director 4Wr elected : J M Mover, F F Croft. W J Cochran, K I) Muyer. ITho directors tlei'ted trie following officers: J M Moy 4T I'rt'aiciont; J 1 lialbraith. Secretary jnd Treasurer; FF ("roft, Kupcrintcn ent. The report of the Secretary (zives e following excellent showing (or the losing year, tlie lint lull vcar ol the hill here: ages paid $2,in".84 rool piirciianen 4'.i,4i.i.4'j Itlier expenditures 18,118.73 Total expenditure T!3,Gli9.!lO The amount of goods manufactured lakes a Haltering showing for the work tone hy the mini, wincli have Inula ieady run. Hktckskd IIomh. Twenty years nga a iie-horso circus passed through this mntry, and after its departure John 'clch, of lieavcrton, Washington cotin v, missed his 15 year old son, Martin V-lcli, Tlio boy had run away with the reus Nothing was heard of him, and e old folks long since mourned him as tad. J.ast week a heavily bearded gen- letnan of 3j walked into the Welch home lleaverton. and called Mrs Welch another-'' She did not understand, and Id tht book auent to en. "Iain not a tiok agent," said he, "I am your runa ay hoy, mother." That settled it. A cssenger was sent out for the father, ho came home to welcome the son back. lartin then tnld how he had gone with le circus and followed the occupation of rider, lie had been all over the world. lit is now buck to stay, though he left pc circus behind. Statesman. Our Sewers. An examination of the fcport of City Surveyor Barr elsewhere. jiving the new sewer system of the city, 111 show that the whole city is well covered, and on the face, It looks as If the Surveyor had done a good job. The cost bf sewers up to date has been approxi mately $27,000. To complete !he system It will cost about $25,000 according to the report, making a total cost ot about $52,- 000, a very reasonable pries for a system fcr a city like Albany. iWiLL Locate is Albany. J E Adcox, 10 jewelcr.who was formerly doingbusi ess in Salem, has decided to locate in Albany. Mr Adcox went to Fair tlaven and was there robbed of almost his entire rock of jewelry and watches. This was hard blow on him, but with his energy and efficient work as a repairer and deal er he will soon recover from the loss. Salem Journal. Lost His Teeth. A gentleman pres ent at the council meeting became so In :erested in the bridge motions being made ind the attendant excitement, that he lost lis false teeth, just how Is not known, but t Is thought he absent-mindedly placed :hem in a pocket, and that a friend or foe clayed a joke on him. . - St'DDES DEATH .Mr Cannon, proprie tor of the Occidental Hotel, at Corvalllst died from heart disease last night, lie 'was well known through the vnllew and fhas been a resident of Corvallis a good many year. Avoiu the Rush Call eailv at Muel Ilcr & Garrett's each day and buy the leader to be given to the cash trade of this city. Money is king. We Intend to sen bargains for car.h. Mueller it Garrett. Will Make Rome Howl. The spring I season being so .re in opening up, ant' eing overstocked In ladies Oxford ties we will for the next 30 days, sell them a jeatlv reduced prices. We mean jus what we say. Call and get prlcts. We have over 30 different styles to select from, at Klein Bros, exclusive shoe 6tore. New Carpets. A B Mcllwain has one of the largest and best selected lines t carpets In the city, embracing all new patterns and designs, nnd as ne has made a great reduction in prices it will be to the adt-antagc of carpet buyers to tall and iiisoect his stock and prices before pur- haslng. Wanted, to loan ?40,II00 on pood ,rm ecurity, ready, the next thirty days. Mnuev Take it while) on can net it, S N Steele & Co. tlslcy & Emllcy.Tbe Printers, Fllnn Block In the Spring. A line line of Blazer jackets for spring wear, in many designs, jsst received hv ti w Minnson. Also a large stock of the popular self- pennig corsets. m m .1 Lace Curtains In grent variety from 75 cm. to $o a pair. Ihese goods are ought from New York jonber. direct ana cannot be excelled tor quality, style and price. Samuel E Younq. Dress Makino. Work neatly done and aalUfatlon guaranteed. Rooms at -Mrs J E Carter'., corner Railroad and Fifth street.. Adelia Bl'bkhart. Tiik Leaders. if there is anything good wanted in tho way of fruits, vege tables, staple or fancy groceries, you can nhrnvs find iut what von want at Mueller & Garrett's, the cash grocers. Hoarders Wanted, for table and one room. Inquire at Democrat office. d Vi'oi k , Low Tricot? , I'aislcy & Smile A HI HIDE AT M1KDU. This morning SheriirScott received the following dispatch from Shedd: Mrs Carrie Young found dead in bed. Kvidently suicide, liody in charge of the Justice. Send Coroner. U W Davis. Coroner Farrtll was sent to investigate the matter, and had not returned at press time. Ihocase is alxmt like this according to hu ts given to the Uumoi hat : About a year ago Mrs Young secured a divorco from her husband, Frank I) Young, then section boss at Coinestock, now in the same position at Oregon City. One child, a girl, now eight years of age, was retained by Mis Young, and tho girl has since lieeu livinu most of the time with Mrs Young's parents, Mr and Mrs A N Cooper, a few milcB from Khedd, Mr Young giving her an allowance. .Mrs Young has been in the dressmaking busi ness in Shedil, and also kept boarders. It is cluimed by some that Mr Young had persecuted her lately, making her h!e miserable: but this isdisnuted by others. She evidently contemplated suicide, for sue recently tout a gentleman, now in Albany, that she had rather die than live. Mrs Young wasahout thirty years oi age, arm was well likeu in hliedd. Hero is an interesting fact. A few years ago five Loan companies held mort gages on Linn county farms amounting to about $!l(H),0(IU. Now they only carry about if HKI.IiOO in this county. That certainly makes it look as if our farmers were improving in circumstances. The excitement over tho bridge is small compared to what it promised to be over the Hantiam mines within a year. There is a high gold bridge in these mines for Albany that will make this the cen ter of attraction for the Northwest coast People will cross over here from all di rections. An inspection of the free gold ore at W F Head's is enough to raise th enthusiasm ol even a mo-snack. Keep your eyes on the Santiam mines. alMI.IL AMI I'KKiiONAL. Mr Arch Monteith, of Portland, is the city. Mr G L Savage and family have moved to Salem to reside. Mrs W B Wright went to Portland to- Jay to visit friends. Mr Olnf Pihl, the civil engineer, came up from Portland las: evening on bridge business. Miss Jessie Davis, of Silverton, sister of Dr W II Davis, of ihis city, returned home today after quite an extended visit here. Mr Henry Allen, of the Corvallis ball club was In the city today on his way to Portland. He reports his club anxious to play any Albany club. They have issued a challenge to any club in the valley. UE.IL rHTATF. 8 Ills. Thos Brandon to Wm Patrick, int In 1C0 acres in sec 20 Ip 10 S R 2 E 4 O & C R R to Henry F Nave, N Ji N W J( and lots 1 ana 2 ip 11 S R I E 75 E B Paulson etux to John Maurer, So acres sec 29 Ip 14 a K I w Coo Frank D Haight ctux to Henry D Halght, 126 acres In Tp 10 S R3 W M Hyde etux to B E Hyman, parcel 3000 in blk 4 West add to Ainany . . 10 Jas A Irvin etux to Geo B Shepard S acres in E sec 19 Tp 13 S R i W 100 Henry Stewart to W W Scully, 17 acres In D L C of Martin Pavne S50 Total sales - "t5729 A FiNb ArLls.Mrfl Tail, of this city, has shown us the latest revised edition of Cram's Atlas tor which she is now canvassimr. This is a book of 298 pages. Among the new features are SI maps of tho 31 principal cities of the U. S. The maps of the severa'. states and foreign countries are enlarged and perfected. A brief history of political parties since tlio formation of the government. The sta tistical tables nlnno are worth the price of the hook. Hero we have an outline of the life of each president, date of elec tion, time of servicc.with date and place of birth and death, important inventions, exemption laws, inteicst las, religious denominations, railroad milage, highest niountniiis,longest rivers and many other tables too numerous to mention. Taken altogether it is a most valuable publica tion and should be in tho hands of every family. Have You a Wife and ton children ; have von nv children : are you an old bache'lor? Whatever you are you can not do better than by buying your groceries, produce mid baked g jods of Pai ker l!ros. Yon want to save money and at tlie sanio time get good groceries, then call on tliein. You will get first-class treat ment and first-class goods llieir uaaeu goods arc made in an experienced man ner, and include a large variety ui tum bles. Presidential parties, and all Kinds of nartlcs and people, would do well to btiy their Urbctrics and Produce rvn A- Ilrndricson. who carry first class stock of the best ana iresnesi in ic n- nrket, and, an exnmlnntion of their prices will nlso prove, the cheapest Prompt Attention, good goods and full weight Is then rule. Wall Taper, etc. I have just received a new line of wall paper and decurallors. Have more than doubled mv facilities for handling them, and will keep a much larger stock. Wall paper and border to match. Ucautlcs, and much cheaper than er before. Samuel E Young. For Bale. One ra'r ot wllit0 rat8. Inquire at this office. . . e AVn nro making a big drivo on Envelopes, Faibt.ey & Smiley. W. F. Red keep, the D3t aisortmcnt of sncy gr cde in town. Don't forget, Paisley & Smiley, Trintrs. oiil ikoi:dim.k. Unlrrrd Advertised fur, SI en Urlilnc. fur a High Tuesday evening, May 12. Present Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Street Superintendent, Chief F.ngineer and Counciluien Hawkins, ltnrkhnrt Taliler, Smith, Garrett. French, anil a huge number of citizens. The following hills were ordered paid : S3 llenton, $75; Smith A Senders, 7 ; Win Wright, 17:1 W); J W Reece, .'!; A J Anslyn, "J; Chin Metzger, $1 50; II K Townsend, $2 M F'oshay & Mason, HI; W It liarr, Cost bills, 14 75; () P Dannnls, $15; Geo Hughes, $1 ; Klec tric Liiilit Co, $182 05; C O Leo, $70; freight bill, 80 cents. Hill of J A Warner, $45, disallowed. All obstructions on Lyon street from lt street to Willamette river were order id removed, before May 21st, at 7:30 p m the time for hearing objections to said order. Further lime was granted in matter of city jtul ; also 011 cleaning of cisterns. The committee 011 lire nnd water rec ommended an arrangement with A IS Lacy and Frank Purdoin for hauling the two steamers to fires nigliti anil on Sun days, for rent of house to reside in and tlie furnishing of lire harness, at a per maiic'it cost of nliotit $25 a month. Ho ler red to committee of whole to report at ntxi meeting. The surveyor submitted the following report on sewerage system lor the city I'.y request I submit to your honorable body the loilowing approximate estimate lor the completion 01 the sewerage sys' tern of the city: Three sowers in Wnstern portion of city, 12, l'lnnds Inch 1'iim. with neaessary man holes, eutli 2401 .(JO 37201 80 One ir-uiii sewer through Iiuhiiicm rllun of citv. IS inch I'ilKt. fett. vt S2 Ho tier foot 7728 10 1202 feet 8 loch UlU-rnn 70 ci-nti t)S3 10 Ono main Newer on Malison street, 15 Inch iiw, 2.17-J feet (tf SI 70 iierfoot .4032 40 21S0 feet 8 incli latterats at 70 cents 102(1 Ono main sewer on (fcilc ctmvl, li inch pipe, l:.20 feet at 1 0 ier foot -2?SI ono feet 8 inch latu-rals at 70 cent IK! Ono sewer, lnocks 13 and 14, 8 inch piw, CO feet at 70ccots : 40 20 Repairing C'alaooia street sewer C28 20 $25,022 00 This docs not include any sewers al ready contracted, or any tho construction of which has been eon'racted for. Respectfully subrjit'ed W. 13. Bark, Ciiy Surveyor. On motion report was placed on file. Lattcral sewers connecting with Rail road street sewer were ordered built ac cording to notice published. Petition of A Hackleman and 508 others asked that the city unite with the county in the building ot a bridge across the Willamette river at Ellsworth street, as provided by the action of the county court. MrThirkhart moved that the petition be Kranted. The mayor declared the motion out of order. On motion the pe tition was placed on Die. Ordinance bill No 220 establishing cer tain grades of the streets of Albany was read three times and oasseu. Councilman Burkhart offered a reso lution providing for a special meeting on Friday, May 15, 1801, for tlie purpose of taking a vote of the citizens of Albany on the location of a bridge at Ellsworth or Calapooia streets. Mr French moved to lay the resolution on the table; aye French, Tablcr, Garrett. No Hawkins, Smith, Burkhart. The mayor voted aye, laying the resolution on the table. The committee on streets and public property made numerous recommenda tions. On motion adopted. See notice hereafter published. On inotior it was oidered that when the council adjourn it be to meet on May21,18l,at7:30pn Mr Garrett moved that tho recorder forward ot once to the secretary of war at Washington, the plans, as prepared by the engineer, for a high steel bridge, as provided by law, for approval by the government. It was moved by French that the re corder advertise at once for bids for the construction of a high steel bridie at tlie location of the site selected by the joint committees, bids to be opend on June 12, from 1 to 2 p m. Aye 3 j no i. Tlie mayor cast the deciding vote in favor of tlie motion. Mayor Cowan, on voting, itated that he had the assurance of one of the county commissioners that in case of such an action, he would stand in with the city in const nletin"; it. Cheers fur nnd against were frequent during the different bridge motions. A Inttcral sewer was ordered connecting with Calapooia street sewer; also lattera1 Sewel connecting with Railioad street sjwer, to have hearing or. !lst Inst. Had holes In streets from w hich dirt was recently scraped were ordered rilled with gravel. Teachers' Cxnnilnallua. Notice is hereby given that the regular public examination of teachers, for Linn county, will tbke place hi Albany, com mencing on Wednesday, May 271I1, at 1 o'clock p m, and continue until Friday noon. May 20th. All teachers must posi tively be present at the limeof commence ment as no one will be admitted to the examination ho is not so present. CI K Kussei.l, C?. School Supi. Meet Seed Free. Call at the Demo c-rat office and get some government beet sieil free, for experiment. Vilmoin s lm oroved. lathe name of It. If this cjuntv can raise a fine sugar beet prnlllicly, it may mean eventually a good deal for it. Will farmers try It ind report as requested New Spring Goods I am now re .elvhiir mv firt invoices of spring novel ties In wash goods, prime, iiiighams, seer suckers, etc., 1 have also just received a new Unci all wjoI ..miner plaids and (ei ,Cs. Samuel E Youno. At 1'obtmii.ler & Ibviso'i 150 dozen window .haden, just received. A lartte and elegant stock of Kith cen tury lK'droom Rt-ta. . A lartte and choice lot of carpets, many dm designs. A (cnt!e rWiring horse, 7 ' "Id rd Hood traveler, f.ir .il. chi; lull" of 8 A Iluliii, druist.j3.., iMstiKvr. I May 12th, 1S91. Mr M I) Hoean and Inmilv will move to l-eban(jii one day next week, he having traded his Tangent property for four lots in Lebanon. Our Tangent Literary society met last Friday evening at tlie school house and an interesting program was had. The subject for debate was, "Resolved, That the women should have their right to women sull'rnge." Following were the judges, Mrs Nancy llulbert, Miss Ada Knighton and Mr L U Luper, and of course they decided in favor of the ladies. The society closed, to commence the first Friday in September. Mrs Stevens, of California, gavo us a temperance lecture recently and organiz ed a W OT U hero with SOcharter mem bers. Officers: MrsN K Olin.Prcsident: MrB Nancy Hulbert.vice-prtsident; Miss n-atie ii'iwam, secretary; .Mrs Adams, cor. secretary; Mrs M K Ilawlev. treas urer; Mrs Uollio Turner, juvenilu work. Mr Ryan, father of P W Ryan, of this place, has just arrived on a short visit from Iowa. The members of the M E Church Soutli gave a basket dinner on last Sunday near tneir cnurcn building, to which quite a crowd partook. The grangersare makingarrangements to l ave a basket sociable here some time in the near future. Mariners are still sowing their snrini: grain and if the weather continues good some win ue through this weeK. Mr Alfred ISIevins is shimiinir 40.000 bushels of wheat from the Tangent ware house. It will take some time to remove all of that amount. Mr J I Beard tells us he intends build ing a new hotel before long, ho having so many boarders that he cannot accommo date every one that comes. Next Sunday will he children's day at the M E Church Soutli, and also at the M E Church the 11th of June. BUUW.SliiVII.LK. May 11th, 1891, Fine weather for some time past. R M Bradley. Superintendent of the C B M & M Co., of this place, left this morning lor the mines, taking a force of men to begin operations preparatory for the quartz mill, w inch they expect to have running some time in June. Henry Hines died here this morning. He leaves a wife and eight children in poor circumstances. They talk oi going to Laltlornia. Our city fathers should do something about the water works, as our dry season will soon be here. We know a buxom voung woman here who talks of netting a pension from Uncle Sam on account of the death of her husband, who died of injuries rece.ved in the late unpleasantness. He died at the premature age of 80 years. See. We hear of the. death of Miss Frankie Hida at San F'rancisco, Col., a few days ago. She was a sister of Mrs R N Thompson, of this place. Moses was here one day last week, not the man who led the children of Israel, but the man of large hospitality, Mr R W Moses ot Crawlordsville. Remember Talsley & SmiJev, Printers A new line of window shades; from 50 cents to $l.f.0 each complete, at Samuel E lonng 9. U: ANTF.D The undersigned wants to buv Obinrae Dheasant eees- Brtng them to the groeery storo cf FL Keotoo. w a juni. NOTICE. To William M. Hoac: You are hereby notified that the building owned by you and now standing In L,yon street on me bank of the Willamette river. In the city of Albany. Oreeon, is a (treat obstruction to 6aid street, at said point. And you are hereby further no'lfid that said city pro pose to clear said rtreetot said obstruction and that the i;ouncu ot saia city nas set the atst day of May, 1891, at the hour of 1.o o'clock p m, of said dav, tor the hear ing of all objections and remonstrances which you may have to the removal of said obs'-ructon. Done by order of the Common Council of caid citv, made the 12th day of May, iSyi. " N J IIkxion, Recorder of the city of Albany. Albany, Or., May 13th, 1891. aas BEI'UKTOr THE ('3i O IT I ON OF TUK FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AT ALBANY, IN THE STATE OF OUKC.ON At U10 close of buslnerif, May 4th, lt&l. Itenuurrrn I Ln-anq ami diticountt .....9179.H10.74 :i.87.i8 Uvurtlnttt,wciirifil Ami uiisjuiirl.., U. H. U-ml-t to secure clruulnlioti SUrck, w:curitc, claim, otc ao.oiro.oit SSI.fO , a,2:4.Sf. , 22.01 0.HH 9.114SK. Due from apfirnvpfi rcawrve mnw Duefnm other National (lank luu from Statu mitl lwnkcru lurking hnune, fiirmttite, autl flxturiM, ''urri'iu exM!ii)m mwl taxci Premium oil IT S bolli.B If ,0M.l Hr , 2.70.1 H3 Check ami other cuhiUiniit B'H.73 Rillflof other Banks Fnicllonal iKiirerciirrrnry, iilckleimil cents 2l..4 Hiu.io 2S.57K.r.O lcjjal tciiil-r tiotcx UXJO.W Kwlempllon fuml wl'h U. H. Treasurer (ft vo lurvuiito( circulation.) 900.00 Total $.tl3,M2.30 Lliililllllcs i t'apllsl stock nalil In .v),0on.0O auri.lin tliml 10.W(in l!i.. 1.1(11 liniflls SH.S44.Ofi NhMoiihI liauk notes oul-tandinir lri.noo.rio ImiiviiiiiiU icitis put-Jpt't u. thwk ln.rcio.ns li-itil wrliSi-aU-Hof lr)lt f8.fi-Jl.il:! hiiu t.i othtfr Nstliiital llnnk -dC i,ua to Htala llauk. and bankura f-65-Sl Total .K3,llli.3 Statu or Onroort, Coimv or l.iss. ss : I, E. W. Lai-iril-n, Cashier ot th. .Itov. nam tl bai.k rtu ao'.cmnly swear tli. Die alsiv. .tatcmenl la truo to tha beat ot my knowledge and bollef. K W. I.AMUUON, Cuhler. Siirtscrilicd anuaworn tnlwforo m. this 13 h day of Mar, "r (u a) Correct Atteat : i II WYATT, Notar I'uhllc. I.. FI.INN ) H. K YDI NO, V Dlreetor.. L. BLAI.V, I SOR NAI E CHEAP. Pointer puppy, 6 mintlia ohl; in tha makiiik or a uraiKt Holder If any apurt In Albany .nl a Hood doir now la your chance. Wilto to i. . 4 auieron, C'oivallia, Ol eaon , fo r f u rthe r I n lot il at Ion . HOME ASU 4BKOAD A meeting of the Albany Base Ball clul. will be hold this evening, wheu the challenge of the Linus will le accepted, 'ami tame arranged for (50 a side a.-d parapliermalia. ic win ss a not one. I!ev G K Dnuglai. rf DavUn Wash! dc ton. editor of th Bautikt Snnin. L uublifhed at that ptuce, will pftwvh At Oak Creek Baptut cnurcn, Hiiveu ii.uei Rouih rl this city next Sunday morning. Tim uUio are oordially invited. The Grorina Roed cntcrtiiiiinieiit at the Upnra iiouse JaBt eveoinR waa greatly en loyea. j tie nieimeium or two vnunu nen uaa a Hue exhibition of hat can he done in ti int line. Mr Hairy Noel revived the prize for biiojj the homeliest maa. John Stewart, me froou i.Tntinirf delivery rnau be in a a close eeconl, To-uiuht mine more fun. HuIId & Dawson, druirgiitt. Buy your grocri-fs ofParker Bro ! Fi:iegroeriea at Conn & Uendricson'a. Bent assortment of teas in town at C E Brownell a. Sed oats for tale hy W V Crawford, at Tall man. Kenton's "Sea Lion Silrer Poliih." 25 cents per box. Aline line ci cr.vkerv ware at Conn & Hendticisiu'a. ! Good vDti!attI and tun Hunted bath roo na at Vurtck's. Shavian1. 15 cents, at Viereck'a ahoo Clorei on Sundajs, Ladies for your Oxfotd ties bo where thev keep a complete lino at Kleiu's. A large assortment of garden aeeds on sale ac CK Brownell'a. Bargains in choice arooriea can always be aecnr d of Allen 15ros,.Fltnn Block. E W Achison &Co are selling monuments at Portland prices. Kentou'it Adhesive Salve for cuts and bruises. 25 cents per roll. Golden opportunities are wasted every day hy not trading with C E Brownell. Mu tt ache 'lying dene on short notice with the renowned German instantaneous dye, at Viereck's. At Viereck'a shaving and haircutting nar lo a, ladies and children's hair cutting a specialty. See W F Read s line of dress eocds and silks before buying elsewhere Just received a fine invoice cf barber's supplies direct tr-m Philadlpnia, by L Vieieck. For barcains in monument?, headatonea etc., go to E W Achison&Co.Albany.Oregon One half dollar reduction on'every pair of Ludlow's fin shoes A good liue of them atS K Young's. Fresh bread, cake, pies, etc, everyday at the Delmonico restaurant. Leave your orders. Keep it iu your mind that Allen Bros iro- rwibe keeping the kind of groceries the public mauds. Their stock is a line one- Xoveltle. In Jaektt. I have received a small assortment of novelties in ladies spring jackets, made in the latest styles of Blazers and Reef ers, in cheviot, diagonal and worflted. I expect to carry a full line of these iroods. as well as all the leading styles in Ladies uapes, ueaueu, crocliet and in clotli. Orders taken for special sites and styles. SAM'L IOUNQ. jg . . . THE CEZXBJtAXED m SMITH & WESSON 'Revolvers: J The Finest Small Arms Ever Manufactttrad. 1 H Unrivaled' , rtvnni.micnir ana if U'ABMUniPii.n T . I. I. r ' ... -. Eeware of cheap iron taitaUcm.fcj&J H Send fcr Illustrated Cabloguo and Price list toRj ; SMITH ft. WESSON, y ' S I'M XOFJEl.lt, Zl.WS. ALLEN WHOLESALE CIGARS, TOBACCO. AND KINDS, IN LARGE OR IN THEIR Flinn Block. Ti LADIES BAZAAR. Is the Leading illineij and Fancy They carry all the Latest Styles and Novelties In the Millinery line, and a complete nock of Ladies ana Children'. Furnishing Rood,and ready-made garment.. Goods the best, and prices the lowest. Call and be convinced. FIRST STltEET, :F. L. KENTON, : Sealer in GROCERIES- Near tho Post Office, DISCIIMGIXC EARS. Dr. Darrin Submits the Following; Extract of a Letter From a Grateful Patient. ' Tillamook. Or. Xfay 7. Dr Darrin Hear Kir; Your lettor ask Inn my condition, rean'vAd. Would .ay that my dlxcharxlnKonr of yearn' standing has) Healed and li entirely well, thanks to vour trebtinent," Yours truly, A. LKTC1IEB, Mr Letebor Is In tho Jewelry business In Tillamook, and one of the .olid nion of the place, nnd one whose word cm be relied on- Dr Dariio treats; with electricity and medicine all curable chronic, acute and private dlteaseB, blood taints, losa or failing manh ood, rj( rvoui debillty,efTectj ct errors, or excesses' in old or young, losa of memory, diseases caused by mercury In the lmpropf r treatment of pi iyate diseases, and never published in the papers, (lilies IWi Washington St., Portland. Or. Hours B A. M. lo 8 P. M., daily, lixsuilnatlon free and confidential, question bUks and circulars sent gratia toary address patients cured at home alter one visit to the doctor's effiee. Medi cines sent to any address without the doctor's name appearing. J. A. Camming. Wall Paper, Drugrts, Paints, Oils Glass, Etc., ALBANY. OREGON. FIXE DRESSED CHICKENS j Mueixeiv ct Garrett. and a fine stock of SPECTACLES generally, as well as jewelry, Watche. clocks, etc., at F. M. French's. JJ OREtiG, TAILOR- Suits made and repairing done to order. Between 1 hird t nd Fourth, on Lyon st. ALBANY TOR. WRITSffiAN & HULBERT BROS,, Real Estate Agents Farm and Ranches for sale. Alio city broperty in Albaof and Coryallia. retail Grocers, CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL SMALL QUANTITIES, SEASON. ALBANY, OREGON Goods Stole of Albany, FROMAN BLOCK. Albany, Oregon