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The record-union., 1899-09-29

MANILA. Sept 2S-General MacAr-
thur entered Porac after half an hours
fighting. The American loss was slight,
and the insurgent loss is not known.
The enemy fed northward. When the
Americans entered the town they found
it practically deserted.
The ATTACKING party moved on Porac
in two columns The Ninth Infantry.
with two guns from Santa Rita, was
commanded by General Wheeler, and
the Thirty sixth Infantry, under Col
onel Bell, accompanied General MacAr-
thur from San Antonio.
Both columns struck the town at 3
O'Clock and opened a brisk fire, which
was replied to by the enemy for half
an hour Then the insurgents fled, and
the Americans marched over their
trenches and took possession of the
place.
Just before the fight Smiths conn
mand at Angeles made a demonstration
by firing artillery up the railroad track.
Liscum reported one casualty and Bell
reported four men of his regiment
wounded The artillery did not have
any men injured.
To-day's movement was a strategical
success, and resulted II the possession
Of Porac and the clearing Of several
miles of country thereabout
The insurgents are estimated 20 have
numbered 600 men. Ten dead Filipinos
We're found, and the Captain and Com
missary of Mascarno's command were
taken prisoners.
The American loss is five killed, but
there were many prostrations from the
heat.
Englishmen from the insurgent lines
report that the rebels at BamDan have
1000 new Japanese rifles.
THE CAPTURE OF THE URBAN
ENTA.
MANILA, Sept. %, 8 a. NIT is re-
ported by a person who has just ar
rived from Turdac, that Naval Cadet
Welburn G. Wood, who was in COM
mand of the United States gunboat
Urdanenta, recently captured and de-
stroyed by the insurgents in the Orani
River, on the northwest side of Manila
Bay, and five of the nine enlisted men
forming the crew We're killed during the
fighting previous to the destruction of
the vessel The four other men and the
captured cannon, a one-pounder rapid
fire gun, a Colt machine gun and a
Nordfelt twenty-five millimetre gun,
were conveyed to Malac.
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Atlin Stage Held Up.

SKAGUAY, Sept. -, via Seattle
Wash), Sept. 2S.-The stage running
between Atlin and Discovery was held
up by lone highwayman Tuesday
night There We're nine passengers, but
none carried much money or valuables,
and the plunder secured was light. The
robber escaped without being moIested.
The highwayman halted the stage,
saying he wanted to ride, and when
il stopped he covered the driver and
passengers, telling them if they wanted
to save their lives they would have
to give up their money.
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Attempted Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2S-Mrs.
Maggie Weiberber, the wife of a bar
tender, this afternoon tried to end her
life in a most sensational manner at
her home, 104 Anderson street, Bernal
Heights. She placed the certificate of
her marriage over her heart, and then
placing the muzzle of a revolver over
it, fired a bullet into her body. The
chances for her recovery are not con-
sidered hopeful. Dependency over
marital infelicities is said to have
prompted the act.
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would be made to read The term of of
flee of a Notary Public is four years
from and after the date Of his ccmms-
sion.' / am therefore of the opinion
that the office of Notary Public ap
pointed after the Ac of 1893 went
into effect and before the Act IF 1SJ9
took effect is held at the pleasure OF
the appointing power, nam ',y, the Gov-
ernor. and that Section 1913 of the F'o-
litical Code does not apply to Notar es
Public SO appointed, bu. TO those only
who were appointed after -he Act Ct
1899 took effaet."
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Association of Military Surgeons.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S.--Fifty mill
itary surgeons of this and other coun-
tries gathered at the Coates House to-
day at the first formal session Of the
annual meeting of the Association of
Military Surgeons of the United States.
Little was accomplished except to or
ganiZe and hear reports of old COM
mittees and appoint new ones. DR..
Jefferson D. Griffith of Kansas City
read an ADDRESS, in which he suggested
many reforms, among them that the
medical department should be repre-
sented N the Cabinet OF the Govern
ment
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HAD PLENTY OF MONEY.
A Man Arrested at Santa Ana as a
Hobo

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2S.-A man
giving the name of Stanley H. Will
lams was arrested as a hobo in Santa
Ana last night at the depot in an empty
box car. When the officials searched
his pockets they found in them the
sum of 81 ,026, paper money.
He was taken before Justice wilson
and fined $40, which he promptly paid
and went on his way rejoicing.
The Santa Ana authorities very plob-
erly thought that tramp who car
11ed so much money about MS person
was worth watching, so they notified
Chief Glass Of this city, who THINKS
that Williams is none other than one
Stanton, who has rather an unsavory
reputation, but in the meantime Will
Jams has SLO06 with which 10 pay
fines.
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Oregon Industrial Exnosition.

PORTLAND, Sept. 2S.-The Oregon
Industrial Exposition was opened to-
night in the presence of a large as
sembly. The natural and manufactured
products, fruits and grains of the
Northwest are displayed in an elabor-
ate manner The amusement features
of the exposition and the realistic pro-
duction of Multonomah Falls on the
Columbia River attracted large share
of attention.
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MOUNTAIN FIRES.
Hundreds of Acres Of Grain in San
Luis Obispo County Threatened.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Sept. 2S.-A
confiagration is raging in the noun
tains back of the Hearst ranch and
hundreds of acres of land with their
crops are threatened with destruction.
More than one hundred men are now
engaged in fighting the flames, which
have been sweeping the country for
over five days.
The blaze originated on Salmon
Creek, and has now burned as far as
San Darpojo. Several mining cabins
and other valuable property has been
destroyed, and the fire is increasing in
volume. All work on the Hearst ranch
has been suspended, and men and sup
plies are being rushed to the front to
fight the conhagration.
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More Trouble for TerrilI.

SAN JOSE. Sept. 2S.-Samuel 3.
Terrill, the attorney who is now in the
County Jail awaiting trial on six diff
ferent felony indictments, will be
called upon to answer at least two
more criminal charges, Mrs. Anna
Smith having filed two complaints
against him in the court of Justice In
ness at New Almaden for forgery, in
connection with notes and mortgages,
by which he is alleged to have swim
died her out of 81 ,250
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Sch1emaugk to be Extradited.

BERLIN, Sept 2S.-Max Schlemaugk,
a Major of the United States Volun-
teers in the war with Spain, who was
arrested here some months ago fer OH
tanning money under false pretenses,
was to-day identified by Postal In
spector Wheeler of Washington and
formally charged by him with forging
orders while residing in the United
States Arrangements will be made
for his extradition.
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San Francisco Republicans.

gates of the Republican municipal con-
yention met in caucus tonight and de-
cided not to act upon the nomination
Of a candidate for Mayor until the reg
ular meeting of the convention. 1t was
agreed, however, to renominate Asa
Wells for Auditor and Louis Feusier,
local commission merchant, for Treas
urer. No other nominations were de-
cided upon
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The Cherokee Mine.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-It is
probable that the Cherokee mine.
which is situated five miles from Oro-
vile. near the North Fork of the
Feather River, will in a few days pass
into the hands of a Pittsburg syndi-
cate The amount to be paid for the
property is said to be something like
$500 600.
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Wireless TeIegraphy.

HALIFAX On. s., Sept. 2S.-In con-
nection with the loss of the steamer
Scotsman at Belle Island. n. F.. it is
announced that the Governments OF
Canada and Newfoundland are negoti-
ating with Signor Marconi with view
to the establishment of wireless teleg-
raphy stations ON the Newfoundland
coast. The Canadian Government is
also discussing with Marconi the pos
sibility of establishing communication
with Sable Island by means of wire
less telegraphy.
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DEWEY AND CoGHLAN.
The Ad1niraI's Greeting to Former
Commander of the RaIa;o1,

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.--one of the
personal friendships that Admiral Dew
ey renewed aboard the Olympia this
afternoon was that with Captain JOS
eph b. Coghlan. who commanded the
Raleigh at Manila, and is now COM
mandant of the Port Orchard, Wash,
naval station.
Captain Coghlan was one of Gov
ernor Roosevelts guests, and when he
climbed to the head of the gangway
the Admiral rushed over to him, and
grasping him by the hand, exclaimed:
why. Joe, how well you are looking
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The Log Raft in Port.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-The
immense log raft which broke loose
from the steamer Czarina while being
towed from Washington a few weeks
ago, and which has been menace to.
shipping, was towed into Port Hartford
to-day by the tug Rescue. The raft
was almost intact.
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Five Lives Lost.

TAMPICO -(Mexico), Sept. y. - The
steep mountain grade on the Tampico
Branch of the Mexican Central Rail
road below Cardenas was the scene of
another accident in which lve men
lost their lives A big freight engine
left the track while going down the
grade, and the long train of cars fol-
lowed it over the precipice. The amer
lean engineer and conductor, two
Mexican wood passers and a brake
man are reported killed.
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McCue Bests Cain.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-Marty Nc
Cue of New York and Joe Cain met at
the Broadway Athletic Club tonight at
catch weights for Twenty-Five rounds.
The bout went the limit, and McCue
got the decision on points. Oscar
Gardiner the Omaha Kid was to
have met McCue, but he forfeited on
account of illness.
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Dewey and Wheeler.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), Sept. 2S.-Ed-
itor White of the New York Evening
POST who is visiting friends in this
city, is of the opinion that Admiral
Dewey would not decline the nomina-
ton for President if it were rendered
him. Dewey for President and Joe
Wheeler for Vice President is a ticket
that would sweep the country, he
thinks.
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Mootry Held for Murder.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 2S.-Justioe
Morgan in the Police Court this after
noon held Charles T. Mootry to an
swer to the Superior Court without
bail on a charge of having murdered
his wife, Martha M. Mootry, on Sep
tember 10th. Mootry claimed his wife
committed suicide.
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Simplicity.

Who, listening, hears no music in the
brook,
Or sees no beauty in the towering trees.
Except the subtle promise there implied
OF added gain, in later fruitage stored,
Fails of the higher purposes of e4fe,
And thereby cheats himself of that Nhich
makes
The infinite seek to grasp the infinite -
Better crust in some poor dungeon cell,
With mind unfettered and a conscience
clean.
Than pampered royalty in courts ard
camps,
Flaunting the bauble power. that soon
must yield
To unrelenting death, and be forgot
George w. Shipman in Success
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Destructive Fire in Mississippi.

JACKSON (Miss.), Sept. 2S.-Madison
Station. on the Illinois Central Rail-
road. was almost destroyed by fire to-
day. Nearly all the business houses
and several residences were burned.
The loss is about $4,000 The fire was
started by burglars.
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Russia spruned the Suggestion.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Odessa cor
respondent of the STANDARD tele-
graphs rumor that Germany recently
suggested to Russia the advisability OF
mediation between Great Britain .and
the Transvaal, and that Russia de-
clined to have anything to do with the
matter.
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Strike Practically Ended.

OMAHA, Sept. 2S.-The strike of the
union carpenters of this city, some 400,
for an increase from 30 to 30 cents
an hour, is practically ended. The
majority of the contractors have ac-
ceded to the demands of the men.
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SAMOAN CLAIMS.
Commissioner Eliot Receives Re-
port on the Subject.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The Brit
ish Commissioner to Samoa, Mr.. Eliot,
has received from Apia a full report
on the claims made by British subjects
for damages resulting from the bonn
bardment and the native uprising. The
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srous+orm in Michigan.

BESSEMER CNIich.), Sept 2o. - A
terrible wind and snowstorm is pre-
vailing. Several inches of snow have
already fallen.
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Struck by an Engine and KILLED.

TACOMA, Sept. 2S.-B f. Day, ex-
State Representative and prominent
citizen, residing at Sumner, was struck
by a locomotive this evening while
walking on the railroad track and in
stantly killed.
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The Dewey Home Fund.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Among
to-day's contributors to the Dewey
Home fund were c. P. Huntington
s., 600 and the Chicago Tribune" $500.
The record-union., 1899-09-29

And then he went on. with twinkling
eyes, whats this l have heard about
your learning to sing?" Then seizing
the Captains shoulders he shook him
as if chiding him, and both laughed
heartily at the AdmiraTs reference to
CoghIan's 'Hoch Der Kaiser song.
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GEN. MACARTHUR
ENTERS PORAC.
Captures the TeWn After Half an
Hours Fighting.
The Rebels, Estimated at Six Hundred
Men, Retreat NOrihWard.

Naval Cadet weIburn G. Wood and
Five of the Nine Enlisted Men
Comprising the Grew of the
Gunboat fundamental, Recently
Captured by the Insurgents,
Killed During the Fighting
Previous to the Destruction of
the Vessel.
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Yellow Fever at Key West.

KEY WEST (Fla.), Sept. 2S. = There
were thirty nine new cases of yellow
fever reported to-day and one death.
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EARTHQUAKE AT SMYRNA.
Reported That Thousand People
Lost Their Lives.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The Echo to-
day says the Greek Government was
informed yesterday that the severe
shock of earthquake around Smyrna
killed LOCO persons, injured 800 and
demolished 1000 houses and two viii
lagos.
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NJ 0 T 0 R
is ROASTED
IN SACRAMENTO.

Out of town roasts cannot oe as fresh.
Fresh homo roasted coffee at twenty
cents d pound appeals to
Your PALATE, your PATRIOTISM ard
your PURSE.
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A good camel will travel 100 miles 9
day for ten days.
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The COLLISION ON
GREAT NORTHERN.
Most Disastrous Wreck Ever DC
curing in That Section.
Two Ct The Bodies Of the Killed Mangled
Almost Beyond Recognition.

Nine Cars piled Up in the Ditch,
and the Engine Going East
Running Directly on Top OF the
One Going West-The Coroner's
Jury Declares the Accident Due
to the Negligence of the En-
gineer of the Light Engine.
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Timely Suggestions,

In novelties VIII Il stark lead.
Call at the Sugar Bowl for iresn frdli
Open ill II o'clock 3. m. at Setter'e.
See the Sugar Bowls wiadow display
Fresh fruit at viereck = Sugar Bowl par
lore.
0ysters cooked any way You wish a.
Stetter's.
STOVES and Tinware ut ohling 4
Hulburt's.
Leave your orders for Fresh Oyster;
at Stetter's.
Garden Hose and Lawnmowers at OH
ling 4 Hulburt's.
Oysters opened esh every day at the
Leading Restaurant.
French the Jeweler makes q specially
OF engagement and wedding rings.
Fresh Sodayille sods-water q healthiul
summer drink. at Rurkhart &Lee's.
For sale, good carpeting. 80 cents per
yard. by I. s, Alexander, east end ct Sth
street.
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To the Music
LovingPublic.

Those contemplating taking up the
stndv al music will tind II to their inter-
cat 10 investigate the advantages offered
by Albany College. Iho lo'l""'us
branches are taught;
VOICE, PIANO. 0RGANi -,
VIOLIN, GUITAR, MANDOLIN :
! CORNET. HARMONY,
COUNTERPOINT, :, C0MPOsiTloN
and HISTORY OF MUSIC,
Mr.. Wlrtz, Musical Director, Is II grad
mai, of the Chicago Conservatory Of Mu'
ale and Inns stndIed with such artists ~
Sesboeck. XleaIotdt, koelllnR, falk, tiars
ood, Ruif and the late DR., Mari Met.'
These men are masters ~ thelr resPN,F
ive departments aud musicians Oh WORM
wide fame. -, ....ts
Mrs. Wirtz, instructor In vocal must
In pupil oi Mr. William Nelson hhFfitt'
who Ia known to be one oil tho best Vol..
teaehera in America today, MIR. buffut
studied eight years Ia Italy ana HeNe'"'
years In London. n,..
The methods used In Albany college
Conservatory arc the latest and uioat ai.
proved, heing tho combined result "i
suporior instruction received experience,
and the acquaintance With tho hcthod5
Of our eastern c0nHaryatorieH.
Tuition reasonable. Pupils maysenteF
at any time. .
Fall term opens Sept, 10, 1900,
for further information call on or sd"
dressl
President Wallace Howe Lee
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From 1876 to 1895. $4,000 Hebrew wo
men were married In Prussiai 5000 o
these--that 10 10 nt.--took for hue
bands non-hebrews. In Berlin euch
maria les amount TO - per cent. in the
last few years.
One OF the girls in mill at Watervlle,
Me-, several months ago wrote her name
aud address ON piece oil cotton. The
other day she received a letter from a
lady in Arizona, who said that the cloth
had been purchased by Unole Sam and
was heins IN for garments In q school
for th" Apache indians there. II vas
but few years ago that the Apaehes,
the most cruel aud iendish tribe of
North American Indians were taxing
J alps instead OF makiug shirte.s
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Almost Anything.

|. Tokol's recent fire destroyed s.o27 hon
es.
| St. Petersburg is to have an under
ground railway.
| Bracelet wearing men are sai9 to be OF
the increase.
The hight CT the rock Of Giberaller i
about 437 feet.
Paris has detective whose watch " a:
stolen ty pickpocket.
| A boat 2, 900 yea:e old has been diFcoy-
cred in excavating near Brussels.
Russian explorers are at work in all Of
the lesser knoEn parts of Siberia.
Starving peasants in Russia bave been
driven to eating the straw thatches of
their huts.
General fear is felt in Switzerland lest
the neutrality of the republic be violated
during the Dext European war.
There is one country in the world, and
probably the only one, which gets slong
with a single policeman; that is Iceland.
Tunis has been French province for
eighteen yeare, but the recent census
shows only 10000 Erenchmen in the col
ony.
The opponents oiviyisection have ar
ranged for special exhibit OF Instruments
OF torture during the Paris exposition.
According to the London Leader fear
of revolution is causing Frenchmsn to
transfer their wealth to English and Be-
gian banks.
In thu Michigan Centra's depot garden
Ypsilanti, Mich, floral monument
formed Of over %, 900 plants is now in full
splendor.
The productive capacity Of the labor
saving machinery of the United States at
the present time is equal to hardwork-
ing population of 400, O,0OO,O 900.
Itis said by an Alabama newspaper
that one half Cf the pardops Issued In
that state are based on the fact that the
convict is suft ring from consumption.
British prisoners are to be furnished
with boot bru and female prisoners
will be allowed 10 wear robes de nuet.
Hithertoo they hare slept in their day
garments.
In Stockholm the fees for:the telephone
users are from 1850 to $25 year, yet
the last report Of the telephone company
shows profit Of per cent. above bonds
and other expenses.
No fewer than 112 families Of injurious
nsecfs feed upon cultivated plants and
;rops, doing damage to and devourinR
thousands Of dollars, worth Of vegetable
produce annually.
In remote parts of Scotland the old Gov
love for long services on the
,are hillside still fingers. At tDingwall a
ecent communion service IN the open
n lasted from 10 a. a until 4 p. IN.
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A Maine Crank.

The Rev. Frank w. Sandford is th
head and founder Of strange new rellg
ious sect calling itself "The Holy Ghos
: aud Us-Society," and having its head
y quarters at Durham, Me. There it's Tenn
pie Of Truth, cluster OF buildings cost.
ing more than sloo,ooo, was dedicated
; recently.
. Three years ago Sandiord came te Dur
eam peaniless--2r claiming 10 be He
eaid he had been directed by the Lord to
procure hin Of sand and to build a
temple thereon. Wandering about he
came gpon sandy ridge on the outskitt
| Of the village. In some way--he says
b. prayer-he obtained possession oil the
ground. He went to the Register of
Deeds and had the land decided to him
as trustee for the Lord God Almighty
Then, with shovel aud wheel6ar-
row, he set to work to excavate for his
temple. The village people and the far
lners jeered at him, but he kept on. AT.
ter tine farmer turned in to help
him, then others came until he had 200
men at work without pay.
The fame OF the undertaking spread
and the Rev. Saudferd gained converts
rapidly. Many of the farmers round
about sod everything they had and gave
the proceeds to the CAUSE. Every cent
for work on the buildings was paid as II
came due and the structures grew 90 fast
that Sandio'd's claim that they were
built by miracle passed current among |
the members OF his society, On the day ,
the buildings were dedicated the eontri-
buttons we're $4,000 in cash. /
The doctrine that Saodford teaeLes '"::
frat oil all, Imperialism. tie puts an
alliance even before the
GOSPEL, He declares that 1t ia distinctly
prophesied in the Bible that the English |
and the Americans together will rule the
world after eonqueriug all other eoun-
.ries, which they will do in one long,
bloody war.
Next to imperialism Sandiord places
prayer, teaching that there is no miracle
hat cannot be accomplished through an
appeal to Heaven by the holy. In the
temple there are always twelve men at
PRAYER. There are 500 students, male
ind female, at tue institution being in
tructed in the faith.
The Rev. Sandford has sailed for Fog
,land, where be expects to get $40 con
,erts and money Tor the cause. His vile
3 devoted to him and his theories, and y
,ne OF the Gags which float from the s
emple turrets was made Of her wedding
.ress.
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AT Second and Ferry.

Mr.. julius Gradwohl will now be found
in his own store at the above location,
better prepared then ever before to serve
the public with a first class stock Of
erockery and glass ware, and standard
groceries.
The Highest place in Albany. Every
thing in sight. Good goods at low prices.
Mr.. Gradwohl has always done the
square thing with his Gust mers and will
continue to do so.
Also writes insurance n rst class
ompsnies
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| enfnsSs Cannon be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reael
the diseased portion of the ear, There /;
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by constitutional remedies. neafnesg i,
caused by an intlamed condition of ths 1Ss
oous lining OF tho Eustachian Tube When
this tube gets inilamed you have rumb-
ling sound or rimperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be taken
out ard this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an iniamed
condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ore Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by ca,arrhl
that cannot be cured by HALLS Catarra
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Halls Family PlIls are the best.