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Both St. Louis and Detroit have ship
ped tbeir ;ast horses from tbe street cars.
Young Montgomery, the Linn county
, murderer, should now be hanged aud
i buried out of public sight as fast as due
legal process will allow. Statesman
Yes, but we ought to be allowed a breath
I ing spell juBt the eame. Let ui rest a
few days between the trials.
A man is as old as his arteries. It
they are soft and compressible, the de
teriorating effects of old ane have not
yet appeared. Distilled water is recom
mended as a solvent to act upon the
salts in tbe blood and expel them from
the body. Apples, grapes and bananas
are rich in nutritions elements, and do
not contain anything which causes tbe
ossifying blockades in the sysUm.
Sir John Lubbock has been expert
menting with the appetite of a spider.
and comparina its eating capacity with
that of a healthy man. He finds that
. . - ' , .,
not even the ogres of fairyland were
credited with such eating capacity as a I
man must have ii he absorbed the eame
proportion to his weight in food that a
spider does. If a man ate in the spider e
proportion he would consume the equiv
alent of four barrels ot fish, a dozen bogs
three sheep and two oxen in a single day.
One of tbe largest advertisers in Lon-
don says : "We once hit upon a novel I
expedient for ascertaining over what
area our advertisements were read. We
published a couple of balfcolumns ad
vertisements in which we purposely mis
stated balf a doien historical facts. In
less than a week we received between
300 and 400 letters from all parts of the
I country, from people wishing to know
why on earth we keptflsuch a consumaie
idiot, who knew so little aDout tognan
history. The letters kept pouring in for
three or fonr weeks. Ii was one ol the
Dest paying aavertisements we cvn
printed, but we did not repeat our ex
periment, because; the one I referred to
served its purpose. Our letters came
from schoolboys, girls, profeesors.clergy
men, echool teachers, and, in two in
stances, from eminent men who bave a
worldwide reputation I was more im
pressed with the value of advertising
from those two advertisements than I
should have been by volumes of theo
ries.'
A great many persons suppose that tba
portraits of Jesus exhibited in tba shop
windows or need to adorn various
religions books, especially tbe several
"Lives of Christ" which have appeared
from time to time, are exact likenease
of the Savior. We bave it, however, on
the authority of the most noted eccles
iastical writers of both modern and an
cient times that nothing could be more
erroneous than such suppositions.
Neither bave we what could be called an
accurate pen-picture of the lowly Na
arens. The Gospels give no bint what
ever concerning bis personal appearance.
From the different conceptions of the
Messiah descend tbe two types of pictures
of Jeans the Ecce Homo and the Halva
tor. Of real painted pictures ot the Sa
vior there are none that can be pronoun
ced genuine and authentic. The reason
of this probably lies in tbe fact tbat the
Jewish law forbade all attempts at mak
ing images and likenesses. We first
hear of a portrait of Christ in the famous
correspondence between Jesus and King
Abgarus, an account ot which is given in
tbe manuscript of Eusebius, which was
written about tbe year 320 A. D. Ex.
The mail service in many rural die
tricts is a positive disgrace. One or t o
mails a week is tbe rule in hundreds cf
country towns, and in many a single
mail at intervals ot 10 days to two weeks
is the ruie. In sucb places tbe poetoffice
may be in a blacksmith shop or cross
roads store where frequently do one is in
charge to band out tbe mail. Aud to
send a letter to the people bave to trav
el for miles to tbe postofSce. It ia high
time all this was changed. The post
office should reduce its rates to absorb
tbe whole business ot transporting mer
chandise in small packages, as well as
books, papers and letters. More fre
quent mails and free collection and de
livery in all well-settled country districts
wou'd make a stupendous increase in tbe
mail service tbat could not fail to pay its
way in a very few years. The govern
ment could well afford a deficit of a lew
millions to inaugurate this improvement
in view of the benefits it would confer
upon rural population. These people
need every possible help a perfect mail
service can give, for it is in the best and
cheapest way ot dWpel'ing tbe isolation
of farm life and making it so attractive
tbat population will aga.'r. turn toward
tbe farm. Sucb a mail service is lbe
least this great government can give tbe
people. American Agriculturalist.
A Day for Thanksgiving.
This is a day for being thankful and
eating turkey. It may be looked at very
seriously, or good naturedty. But bow
ever one considers it it is well to be
thankful for something. For instance:
The editor of the Salem Post is run
ning over with thankfulness because be
is not like Hofer of tbe Journal, hasn't
as big feet and isn't stuck after the girls.
Mr. Hufer can hardly express his
thankfulness because not built in that
spread out style of Gov. Fletcher.
Seattle people are thankful because
they don't live in Tacoma.
Astorians because tbey are to have a
railroad and are to be the shipping point
of the N. W. in anticipation
Salem people because they because
tbey will because well, because they
will bave a bigger and better woolen mill,
perhaps a solider insurance ccmpany,
maybe a creamery, a branch of tbe O.C.
&E., a railroad to the moon in prospect,
a state fair next year, a legislature in a
little over a year, and the benefit of the
state institutions-
Eugene people are shouting gloriouply
because they bave a crack foot ball team,
and it will lake a big with bone to satis
fy them.
Poilland is thankful because the me
tropolis of the N. W. and its bank clear
ances ars the largest.
And so many are thankful because of
worldly things.
But serionslv in a material a ay take
our nation from end to end and we bave
reason to be thankful ou account of a
great improvement, because ol peace
with tbe entire world, because of insti
tutions that even demagogues cannot
tear down, because of a brighter out
look generally
rersooauy every ino.mo.uai can una ;
much to be thankful for, if they can't
it is their own fault, A more thankful
spirit will do much to bring content-
ment. peace and harmony in the affairs
',ife' " .'
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Dr. Pflce'i Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
Ten cents, please, to help Rot a fellow
a dinner. Well, who could refuse on
Thanksgiving day.
Corvallls has a scandal. Tbe young
men at the bottom of it ought to be made
to suffer the full penalty of the law.
They are getting it in the neck in the
east, and it is white and cold, a foot or
two deep and deeper where found in
drifts.
Paderewski is to receive $250,000 for
100 concerts at tbe rate of $2,500 a night.
Water will never Beek its level at that
price.
'It is more blessed to give than to re
ceive" is something worth remembering
today. Those who have brought glad
nessinto tbe hearts of the poor nave
reason to be thankful. '
Now they have gone to telling charac
ter by the teeth. That is thin, for if a
man had no teeth then be would have uo
character, whereas many noble men
wear false teeth.
The Harrison ball baa -begun rolling
Mr. Harrison ia positively a candidate
Grandpa's hat is again to be brought out
Patch the old thing up Ben, and get it
ready for the campaign of 1896
The Salem (Oregon) Post says that
"the human hand is one of God's most
wonderful productions." So it is, es
pecially when it holds fonr aces. Jack
sonville Florida Times. : Bat better
when it holds a pen or shovel
Vulgarity with some people passes for
wit, but at beet it is very dirty species oi
humor. Sheridan Sun.
The Sun never said anything better
or truer thau this. Salem Post.
That's right. Let tbe press of tbe
country resolve itstlf into an anti-vul-
garity eocie'.v. We will start with the
Sunj PoBl and dhocbat. Who will
. . fa nnt kod fi ht ,bit senseless
... , thtA urirjJOr hM no
. , d no ltti0.
The Basis, Judge Tourgee's paper, es
timates tbe total of mob murders in the
United States from March t, l&tt, to
Sept. 30, 1895, to be 154. The total num
ber killed and wounded in Sept. was S6.
Of this number, sines March 1, 135 wet
black and fouiteen were women. It it
estimated that tbe victims ot tbe mob
for 1895 will number fully 200, as tbe
mobocralic tendency seems to be on lbe
increase. Georgia sod Tennessee remain
the centres this year, as tbey were last
I er,
A Salem gentleman of wiIe knowledge
and experience in criminal matters, wbo
listened to tbe greater jortion ot tbe evi
dence in tbe trial of Mrs. Hannah at Al
bany, for the murder of Mrs. Hiatt at
Scio, gave it as his opinion to a States
man reporter yesterday tbat U rs. Han
nah wou'd not be convicted, tie said
tbe state made a very poor case and that
nothing but public prejudice could pre
vent an acquittal upon tbe kind of show
ing made. Possibly, be said, the jury
might fail toagree, but tbey mould not
convict. He said there was an ntte,
failure to identify the bat found, or tbe
tracks, as also to prove any direct threats
by Mrs. Hannah. While there may be
a private belief of tbe woman's guilt, Tet
it haa not yet been legally proven.
Statesman. All the same tbe jury found
a verdict of guilty, and they were
forced by the public
Cut With the Shears.
One thousand tons
monthly on tbe 110
London.
ot soot settle
square miles of
There is now at work in Detroit a negro
motorman, the first ever appointed to
such a position by a street railwsy com
pany. When Mrs. leonine Cook, of Chicago,
went in bloomers to visit a friend, tbe
dog failed to recognise ber and tore ber
garments to bits, severely biting ber.
Mayor Piogree, of Detroit, will reccm
mend to tbe City Council the establish
ment of a permanent agricultural perk
of about 100 acres for tbe municipal po
tato farming experimenL
Six generations of descendants attend
ed tbe funeral of George P. Sanato,
known aa tbe "Old Mail-Carrier ot the
Potomac" ot Farkersborg, W.Va. He
was 106 years old, and bis youngest child
is seventy-four.
J. E. Uore, writing on tbe "Sire ol the
Solar System," says that, "enormously
large aa the solar system absolutely is,
compared with tbe sise of onr own earth,
it is, compared with tbe sice of tbe visi
ble universe, merely as a drop in the
ocean."
Mrs. Rebecca T. Bornbam and Miss
Susie Sherman, wbo bave been missing
from Digbton Mass., for moie than a
year, and tor whom tbe police all over
New England bave been diligently
searching, were discovered at Xashna,
N. H., the other day. When pressed
both of the missing women acknowledg
ed tbeir identity.
Tbe man who, at bis Grand Bapide
(Mich.) elevator, handled more beans
than any other man in tbe world, Wi.
iam T. Lamoreaox, generally known as
the "Bean King,' committed suicide by
shooting himself. Ill health was tbe
probable cause. Ho was forty-eight
years of age and began business on a
small scale about thirty years ago.'
The claim has just been made by John
Hacb, of Consbocken, Pa., that be is tbe
soldier who climbed to the top of the
dome on the Court House at Raleigh,
N. C, in April, 1864, and tore down the
rebel flag, substituting tbe Stars and
Stripes. He was then a member of tbe
Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, under
General Kilpatrick.
Kalamazoo and Muskegon, Mich., met
chants are using silver dollars for adver
tising purposes. They are not giving
away their dollars, but are using tbem
as bill boards. The citizens are com
plaining that the labels come off and
stick to their pockets and that tbe gum
makes the money unpleasant to handle.
The United States District Attorney was
appealed to, but be says it is not Against
the law to to use coins.
William MjDaniel, an old colored man
who bas a record of having served over
eighty terms in prison, was sent to jail
for another term the other day at Media,
Pa. While out of jail he rarely works.
His glib tongue and comical talk are his
'stock in trade, and when these fail him
ha goes to jail. He has served long
' terms in jail for larceny, but of late 3 ears
his crimes have usutlly bee
breach of the peace
Mrs. David Oliver, of Fishing
N.J., and two members of her family
bad a narrow etcape from death by
I . -
drinking from a well wbich had been
poi,0ned by rati. The rata had been
given ,omi deadly poison, and in their
death ,g0nies hsd worked their w,y
through the well curbing. The poison
from their dead bodies had tainted all
' tue wator and the lives of tbe family
were saved only by prompt efforts.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
There is a red tinge to things this Sat
urday night; bntas vet there is little
blood, for Mrs. Hannah is only on hei
way to the penitentiary for life, and
Loyd Montgomery is liable to land in the
insane asylum, though probably not
crasy.
Mrs. Ir&nnah'was very lucky in only
getting a life sentence, for the murder
for which she has been convicted was
one of the most deliberate ever recorded
According to the judgment of the jury
dressed as a book agent in a straw hat,
with specks and a false mustache she
went to the house of Mrs. Hiatt for the
express purpose of getting rid of her
There was premeditation in every step
taken. Even tbe sores were old ones.
and ehe had evidently been brooding
over the matter forevera.l years.
Crack, crack crack cract, crack, and
the deed was done, without a sign of
provocation at the time, for Mrs. tfol
tnan told the truth and could not be
hired to tell anything else.
If Brenner, McFeron, Farrier, Frost
and Burmester toid the truth the Han
nah children told as deliberate false
hoods as were ever uttered in order to
save their mother from the gallows
Under like circumstances how many are
there who wouldn't do likewise. Had
tbey bave been able to agree at once on
a line of testimony, and had Mrs. Ban-
nab burned those shoes that Thursday
evening it ia doubtful if a jury would
bave convicted her; as it is, many
thought the identifications were incom
plete.
A lawyer says that bad the line of de
feuse been an admission that the d
feddaot was the person, that she bad
great provocation to do the act and bad
told a plausible story of lbe sceoe in tbe
llolman house, on account of the age of
Mrs llolman, she might bave gotten off
with a very light sentence if not cleared
entirely ; but this is tpscolation.
It looks as if Lion county mere having
more than itsshar of murders; but as it
never rains but it pours nl there
are generally three ere alarms in succes
sion, so we may console ourselves with
tbe thought that we are getting tbiog
only in the usual order.
Our Journey Around The World.
This highly instructive and splendidly
illustrated volume is a lecotd of a recent
journey around the world, by Rev. Fran
cis E. Clark, D. D.. President of tbe
United Societies ot Christian Endeavor,
and bis wife. Throughout the long jour
ney, which occupied more than a year,
and cover! nearly fifty thousand miles
bf eea and land, they enjoyed rare op
rwirtiinit-eB for observation and stndv.
: . . .
11 is one 01 me moat va uao.c dooss ever
issued by the American press
The reaJer is personally conducted
through Australia, lodia, China. Japan.
Egypt, PaHtline, Turkey, and many
other lands. We see these countries
through American eve, and obtain a
pe-f'Olly clear view ot them and tbeir
people, supplemented by two b nod red
and twenty splendid 'ilotrsiioos from
photographs, most of which wera taken
by Dr. Clark bimseU ; lor he carried a
M complete photographic oolSt with bim
Dr. Clark waeooeofthe last Americans
to travel tbrough.Chins and Japan before
the war between these two countries was
began. In this rare volume be gives us
the latest and best insight ioto the
daily tife of a Chinaman in bis own conn
trv; h:s favorite.food and dishes; opium
fiends and their.ways; tbes;ngu!ar rites
witnessed in tbe temples; tbe public ex
ecution ot criminals: Chinese farms and
farming : the seamy side of Chinese life,
Japanese acrobats and their wonderful
performances; Japaoese life, qufer cus
toms, art, wonderful skill, etc, the burn
ing ghats of India, where the bodies of
tbe dead are consumed 00 high p'.ies of
wool (a ceremony Dr. Clatk witnessed);
the Towers ol Sileoce where the dead are
exposed to be devoured by thousands of
waiting vultures that constantly sit on
the walls; wonderful native jagglers,
fearless snake charmers and fakirs
these are but a few of hundreds if inter
ests topics presented.
Their route led across tbe land that
Joseph gave to bis father and ' brethren ;
past tbe very fields where the Israelites
made bricks without siraw, and along
tbe highway where once rolled tl.e char
iots of Pharaohs. The story f the dis
covery of the mummy of the I'haroah
wbo oppressed the children ot Israel, is
wonderfully iuterestinp, 1: was found
among those of 1 other mommies
kings, queens, and princes in the rot si
mortuary chamber in the Tbt-ban Hills,
and the identification of Pharoah is com
plete. Illustrations trom photographs
show where tbe mummy was found, and
others give full-length, pit file, and front
views of Ibis ancient king wbo was con
tempoary with Moses and reigned in
Bible times, thus enabling all to see
"juat how Pharaoh looked."
A journey was trade ot hundreds of
miles in an old spring wagon across Tur
key and lrmenia, through an nnknown
country, infested by robbers and bo-'ile
natives, tbe scene ot the late horrible
massacres of the Armenians by the
Turks ahd Khurds- Dr. Clatk was the
last christian to travel across these coun
tries before these terrible massacres were
perpetrated.! The story of this perilous
trip is full of thrilling intereet and excit
ing adventures.
Mrs. Clark accompanieJ ber husband
everywhere. She draws a vivid picture
of life in far off-lands, "As seen through4
a Woman's Eyes.'' Her narrative is
packed with anecdotes, incidents, and
personal experiences. Her story of the
long Journey in the wagon is highly en
tertaining, its privations and perils, es
pecially to a woman, being many. She
was the only woman in the party, which
consisted ot heisett and seven men.
Dr. Clark's name is a familiar house
hold word, and his tame as President ol
the United Societies of Christian En
deavor, with Us two and one half mil lice
members, bas extended to every corner
of the world. Manv distinguished per
sons urged him to write this book. They
knew that he had acquired in this re
markable journey a wealth cf material
which, with his unique collection of pho
tographs, would make one ot the most
valuable books ol the day.
It contains s'.eel-p!nte portraits of Dr.
to the end, and 220 fins illustralions.from
nhntnerranka fmm Ufa. TIioom mini Ka
r f " ' ' v ....... wv
seen to be appreciated,
If we speak warmly of the book, it Is
because it richly deserves it. It is sold
only by agents, and is meeting with an
i enormous sale. Agents who introduce .
first-class book like this ought to be cor-
dially welcomed. We believe tbat the
best way to keep out poor books is by In-
Clark and of bis wife, from recent photo- sneaklTl nr of Thf frpsitmpnt
- for .graphs; . large map, exhibiting Ih.j f scrofula he says. v
whole world at a single alance. ahowiog r. 1. . I . r'.v
C.i I.. ""-aMSMiw uvhwawai; IW SVBiV IIWI VW'UYVr
'( tliA Mitt linr'a irtti ntr Irnm tliei luulnntn. I Oil 1 the beat rented of all. Tha all ahnnM
troducing
'its b::;:''' a ji
nomes. it will be read over and over
again by old and young, with pleasure
and lasting profit.
The work is published by tbe old and
well-known firm of A. D. Worthington
& Co., Har.ford, Conn., whose imprint
is sufficient guarantee of tht excellence
of the volume.
MISFITS.
A Dayton. Oh 10 firm wants in menA nm
some whiskey to present to some of our
friends (or a ChriBtmas present at S3. 20
a ga Ion, the genuine "Harvest Home
Kye, six years old, and they pay the
freight. ou struck the wrong crowd,
Mr. iiayner.
One of the moat sumptuous Thanks-
uiviug uiiiners today was eaten at the
home of U. E. Browne!!, the grocer A
" "issioreexpiainsit: "Thanks
giving. Closed from 10:0 to 2:30. We
have auer Krout."
A Olg cut in freight mt, Uiiwn
Portlaud and San Francisco is also in
progress biash them down, though,
icniijr ii wm uea uaatning lor 1'orlland
Ail these cuts are of little use to that
city.
After the football came in Eutrene the)
U. O. boys yelled: We made8ix, they
made none, we can do it again, by gum 1
ivan i ran i ran i ijregon I l hen tbe
Willamettes yelled: They made six,
we made none, they can't do it agin,
by gum 1 Rah! rah! rah! Willamette!
and that is about the sixe of the whole
business. TLe loudest, roughest game
in existence.
The Brownsville Times says Loyd
Montgomery bad no pity for the woman
who uore mm, ana is entiuei to none.
That he thould bave a prompt trial and
be banged. That is the correct way to
protect society,
In Linn county only $47,000 of money
is taxed. If all men's money cannot be
taxed then a few men's money should
not be taxed. Under the present sys
tem of taxation equality is impossible.
The system ia wrong in principle and for
that reason cannot be made just or
practical. renuleton K. O.
A union thankaeivinz service was be'.d
in Portland yetrr-lsv. Addresses were
made by J. E. liaeseltine. D Soils
I Cohen, H W. Scott and J. X. Dolpb,
while Rev. Roland Grant presided. Cer
tainly a good idea for a lhaakstrivineser
vice and a s-'gn of better morals in Port
land considering tbe reputation of the
speaker.
I hiring the trial of Mrs. Hannah the
ventilation in the court room was very
Poor for so large a crowd. Attorney
Young fainted during tbe afternoon,
while making bis argument tor the state,
a large lady in the audience had to be
taken out and a little boy was carried
from tbe room, so that altogether the
scene was an interesting one, but yet of
a eerioua nature.
EJ Baker says he will in tbe future
give the ladies at his lioarding house a
wide birth. r-tur-lsy last he sewed up
the sleeve of one of Ike ladies' cloaks,
just to gel a joke on her. When Ed had
stripped for bed that night and tried to
don his night shirt.it wuuUin't don
I don his night shirt, it wwti.Jn t
,on)l m nnU Nol ori!v waa lhe leeTe
sewed up, Ixit it had been put through a
sewing machine "croeeerijw.criss croea"
and etrery other way, making it as one
pie:. LM is ready -to quit. McMinn
villo Transcript.
What ote is there in eating when food
doM you no good in fact, w hen it does
i you more harm than good, for such if,
the cam when it is not digested.
If ym have a loathing for food there
is no use of forcing it down, for it will
not be digested. Voo must restore rhe
digestive organs to their natural strength
and cause the food to be digested a hen
an appetite will come, and with it a rel
ish tor food.
Tbe tired, languid feeling will give
place to vigor and energy, then you wili
put flesh on your bone and b.xurue
strong. The Shaker Igetive Cordial as
made by tbe Mount Lebanon Shakers
contains ( 1 already digested ami is a
digester ol food as well. Its action is
prompt and its effects permanent.
Doctors prescribe Laxol bevarue it
has all the virtues of Castor Oil and is
palatable.
O. CAE. Time Table.
Passenger1 Leaves Yaquina si 7 a. id.
Arrives at Albany at 11 -..) a. tn. Leaves
Albany I Ti, arrives at Bay at 5:40 p. m.
Mixed Leaves Altauiv for Detroit at
7:14am. arrives at 1 Vtroit at 12 :15 p m.
Leave Ivtroit at 12:55 p m, arrives at
Albany at 5:30 p m.
Freight 1 -eaves Albany at 7:15 a m on
Mondays, Wedneedavs and Fridays. Ar
rives st Yaquina at 4 .-05 p m ; leaves Ya
quina at 8 :13 a tn on Tueedays. Thurs
days eid Saturdays ; arrives at Albany
at 4 :ia p. ni.
Worthy Tour Ccnfadencc.
The success of Hood's Sarsaparilla in
conquering scrofula in whatever way it
may manifest itself is vouched lor'by
thousand who were severely afflicted by
this prevalent disease, but wbo now re
joice over a permanent cure by Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Scrofula may appear as a
humor, or it may attack the elands of
the neck, or break out in dreadful run
ning sores on the body or limbs. At
tacking the mueous membrane, it may
develop imo caurrh or lodging in the
lungs lead to consumption. Come as it
may, a faithful course of treatment with
Hood's Sarsaparilla will overcome it, for
working upon the foundation ot all dis
eases, impure blood, the system is clar
ified and vitalized, and vigor, strength
and health restored to the body.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
Julius Grndwohl Will Give You
the Best Bargains in the City.
I wish to inform the public that I wil
reduce my large stock of crockery, glass
ware, China ware and silver ware, and
will sell out mv entire stock of holiday
goods at cost. What I say I mean. Come
in and price my goods and I will prove
to you that I am not deceiving you, but
mean business. J. Geadwoiii.
A supply of Prescrvalinn nas just been
received by Hodges & McFarland. It
prwrves milk. Those wbo have been
waiting for it will take notice.
Sh'loh'a Cuie. luc great cough snd
croup cure, Is in great demand. Pocket
alse contain! went v-five doses only 35c.
Children love iL sold by druggists.
BORN
WILLIAMSON. On Thursday morning
Novehiber 28, 1895, to Mr." and Mrs.
T. B. Williamson a girl.
Scrofula
Any doctor will tell you
that Professor Hare, of
Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, is one of the
highest authorities in the
world on the action of
drugs. In his last work.
be given in emulsion, so prepared as to be
palatable."
He also tays that the
hypophosphites should be
combined with the oil.
Scott's Emulsion of cod-'
liver '"oil? withThypophos
phites, is precisely such a
preparation. .1
.
There was eprlling school between the
Lako Creek school and the Grass Hopper
school last Friday night. Lake Creek
was victorious.
Mr. Gibson while out riding last Sat
urday with his wife came near meeting
with a serious accident. Mr. Owen's
large Newfoundland dog came running
up liehind the buggy catching the horse
by the heels and causing it to commence
kicking in such away as to break tbe
shaves and dash board.
Fulton Jackson made a trip to Albany
last week.
rs R A. Oithens and daughter Allte
wereoutridingThursday when the horse 1
became frightened and turned the buggy i
over tmt no one was hurt.
IN M KMOKY
Of Mr. Geoive McNeil who died in
Ilarrif burg Nov. 17tb, 18U5, at the age of
44 years, 6 months and 12 days. He
Ifaves a wife and two little sons to
mourn his lass. He is the oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, of I'eoria, and the
brother of John, Newton and Elmer Mc
Neil. Mrs. Mary Falmer and Mrs. Jennie
Cunimings.
Lis of Patents.
Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by C. A. Snow A
Co.. solicitors of American and Foreien
patents, opn. L . b. Patent office, Wash
ngton, D. C.
A Bannister, San Francisco, Cal, rail- j
way ; J Bond, Turlock, Cal, device for
propelling vessels; M P Boss. San Fran
cisco, Cai, Chilian mill ; C Cbristensen,
Oakland, Cal, voting machine; JChrist
ensen, San Francisco.Cal, vehicle-brake;
R Henslev, Salem, Ore, keyboard ; L G
Holden, Portland, Ore, ladder-slice; M
Jensed, Astoria, tJre.soldering-machine;
J Laplace, San Trancisco, Cal, milk-can
cover; T O'Learr. San Francisco. Cal.
die for manufacturing shoes for statnp-
mius. it a Simpson, rerndale. Cal.
axle-gage; D L SmibaJTirhaven,Wasb,
pump; ll l rasrseraaVatlersville, CAM.
7.rtu,PM rlkrHialthA lfnmATArnm
Benefit Order ftis bevn organized in Leb
anon with aborft thirtv members. Tbe
following officers were elected to serve
until Dec. Slet: Past president. B F
Kirk; president, A E Davis; first vice
president, Mrs H s Miller; second vice
president, Jlrs 11 Y Kirkpatnck; re-
cordins secretarv. Mrs Anna (iati-Jipll r
treasurer, Mrs ii F Kirk; historian. Mrs
L Foley; orator, Geo L Alexander; as
sistant orator. Mies Cordelia Hardy; in
ner Guard, Mrs A E Davis' guard ot the
court. v T Nichols; medical examiner
DrL Foly; trustees, J C Bilveu, E M
Bos la r and J G Bovle.
A Ivem REiBLE bnoT. There was in
Albany this week one of the most re
markable pistol shots in the United
State. The gentleman was Mr. Benton,
traveling talesman for Lunn, Kerrigan
A Co., of San Francisco. Mr. Benton
gives an exhibition when requested as
revolvers are in bis line of business. At
so leet he shoots nine bullets into a cir
cle tbe size of a dollar inside of twenty
seconds, after each shot twirling the
weapon on his thumb. He has several
medals to speak for his reputation as
shot.
Move 0t. Tramrs, hobos, wanderers
to the right and left, behind and in front,
begging, browbeating, persient. The
police have had their hands full making
mem move on. I tiev camp outside the
city limits and it is almost impossible to
keep tbem going, as the police officers
have no authorilv bevond the citv lira
its. Last night a vetv ornery fellow
who had been srot out before, returned
when the marshal started to arrest him.
He fled down Ferrv street followed by
a snot trom me omcer.
Blosed ar Schlatter. Mr. Tim
Wandi-Jl, of this city, yesterdav received
from Ik-nver a haadkerchief blessed by
Schlatter, the so-calleu Messiah, about
whom the papers have been saying so
moth. It was sent by a sis'.cr "oi Mrs.
Wandell, who recently wtnt there from
Albany. She was one of many to be
favored that war. Schlatter blessed
handkerchiefs bv tbe thousands, singly
and in bunchew, until it became consid
erable of a farce and a warrant was is-
sued lor fits arrest. All tbe same, a
handkerchief touched by bim is of great
interest.
The Oregonian rave tbe verdict of
murder in the erauad degree in the
Hannah case, was a mockerv of la
Tbe pnbb? generally thinks Mrs. Han
nah got oft very easy snd that she bad
betu r not run tbe risk ci another truU.
BOW TiiiSZ
Vs offer One H':n "rr-d DoUsrs Eewmrd lor
any case of Calan a ijt cscnot be cured hy
Ball's Catarrh Csre.
F. J. CH ENE Y i CO.. Props.. Tolcda. O.
We the cuJ-riod. have kaowa F. J.
Cheney for the Ivrt ti years, acd belier hiss
perfect :.J toaoraiiis ia all haaiaesatraaaactMaa
and financial'- th'.t to carry oat say obUgatioa
aaaje by their frx.
Wsirr A- Tar - W"j-i-.ase Troirtrijta,Tole O.
WllttM, K.--S A XUartx, M hoeeasM UnLa
riat. Tf 'rein. o.
Rail's Catarrh t are letrkea taternalre, aet
ta directly una to bio,i ard morons snr
tacee of -he v -tec P.-tce 21c. r-er houio. Goitf
by all lrurii. T .: data's free
Nervous Proermiioc
E. W. Jot Oojipast I nave suffered
from nervous prostration from financial
losses. Can say Joy's Vegetable harsa
parilla haa cured me. My liver, stomach
and bowels have been very inactive, bat
since taking Ty.nir remedy I am entirely
well. AH business men and women
should use it. Please publish.
(Signen) Ma. Wm. Hexbt Jokes,
Butte Mo ntana
A. HAN'S A. MAX,
But iM a big advantage to him to wear
well latindried shirts and underclothing
The Albany Steam Laundry, Richards
Phillips proprietors, make a snecialtv of
gentlemens work. Free mending tor
men besides the first class laundry work..
A superior hich does finish tn shirt
collars, cuffs, etc.
Hlgb Art Custom Tailoring.
Besides his regular business W. R.
Graham is prepared to take orders for
nip n art custom tailoring by a leading
house in New York, onlv union labor
employed and first class work guaranteed.
au sinus oi garments made trom the
nest line of samples ever seen in Al
bany, a fact easily appreciated bv an ex
amination of the sample book. Suits trom
sioup.
One Honest Man.
Dsak Editor: Please inform vour read
ers that if written to confidentially, I will
mini in a sealed letter tbe plan pursued by
which 1 was permanently reatored to health
and manly vigor, after many tears of suf
fering from Nervous Weakness, Loss of
Manhood, Lack of Confidence?, etc. I have
no scheme to extort money from any or
whom.toever. I was robbed and swindlMi
by quacks uatil I nearly lost faith in man
kind, but thank heaven, I am now well,
vigorous and strong, and anxious to mako
this certain means of cure known to all.
Having nothing to seil or send C. O. D.. I
want so money. Address Ias A. Harris.
Box 107, IVlray, Mich.
Backache, disxiness, tiredness give waj
to Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparil.'.
Pleask Pat Up. Our accounts have
been placed in the hands of G. W.
Wright for collection. All persons ow
ing us sre requested to call upon him
aud attend to the same.
Am-hine Bkos.
ALAHY MARKET.
Wheat, A2t
Oats c
, Fbur, S3. 50
Butter 20
Egss25r.
Lard. 12 to 15c
Pork hams, 12 to l&c, shoulders
Sides 11 to 13o
Hay Baled 15.00
9 0 10c
TELEGRAPHIC,
Tk Bale I'ltat.
East Francisco, Nov. IK). The Oregon
Railway tc Navigation Company and the
Pacific Coast bbeamsbip Company have
picked op tbe gauntlet thrown down by tbe
Southern Pacific, and have gone tbe latter
one better in the freight 6ght between here
and Portland. It was given oat today by
Goodall, Perkins & Co. that the rate on all
freight ' Fortland, fmmencing with the
departure of the steamer btate of Califor-
aVlsaster.
Cabmel, N. Y., Nov. 29. An accident,
resulting tn the loss of 14 or 1" lives, oc
curred at tbe Tilley-Foster mines. little
after 3 o'clock this afternoon. Foreman
Patrick was descending into the pit to take
the tni-e of two gangs of laborers, number
ing 'Jf men. who were working at the bot
tom, when a vast weiirht of earth and rock
slid with tbe lores of an avalanche from tbe
mouth of the
i pit to the bottom, a distance
of 300 feet
The earth crashed over the
men with tremendous force. Out of one
gang of 11, only five came out alive, and
three men employed in another gang were
takea out dead. (
Aw laellaw Outbreak.
Dexvek, Nov. 29. A special to the
Times from 1 Paso, Tex., says reports
reached El Paso this noon of a big Yaqui
outbreak in Actbeaatern oonora. A num
ber of citizens, including Americans, are
reported to have been killed.
Very Law Keeerre.
Washixoto, Nov. 29. Today a state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows
an available cah balance of $179,015,129.
Gold reserve. l,ts0.875.
Tbe treasury today lost .1.750.000 in
gold for export, which laves the true
amount of the gold reserve ia,3J0,3
Leaks fcieeaay tn Tarkey.
Cosstaxtixopls, Nov. 29. Abdo
Ham id appears to cave completely lost bis
bead. Tbe public service is entirely disor
ganized; the cabinet ministers are being
sent for from tbe palace at all hours of the
day and night, and may be said to be in
almost constwt attendance at the Yildi
kiosk. Everybody is anxious and worried
Tbe little news received here from Asiatic
Turkey only tends to make the situation
look blacker.
Tae Caaalag Cwarea
n ASHUCGTOS, Nov. 29. There is a
grow ing probability that the republicans
at tbeir caaens, Monday next, will decide
to attempt to reorganize the senate on re
publican unea, and that a candidate to-
president pro tern will the be decided opr
00. tjtute a number ot republican sens
tors including three members of the steer
ing committee, were at tbe capital today,
and an informal exchange of views among
them resulted in the general adoption of
this conclusLw-
BVprraeeiLallTr real ataU C a ears.
Saj FRAjtcisoo, Nov. 24 Twenty-two
men, with long hair parted in tbe middle,
representing the brain and brawn of tbe
university of California and Stanford uni
versity, wrestled and straggled for tn boar
and a half Urn afternoon over a footbalL
Rctte. Moot, Nor. 23. Bulte defeat
ed the Olympic team, of San Francisco, at
football today by a score of 24 to 0. Butte
played a strong game, rushing from the
start, and bad tbe ball most ot tbe time,
Tbe line was strong at critical times, and
tbe Olympics were week.
Philadelphia. Nov. 23. The eniver-
sity uf FesnsrlvaJiia football eleven this
afternoon defeated Cornell by 46 to 2, thus
winding up tae football
Poetlas D.Nov. 28 Tbe Multnomah 'a
defeated tbe Portland's 4 to 0.
Tae TaHaTvsawstia).
WASnrscTos, ov. 2S. rrom every
thing that is said by republicans who have
corns to Washington it ts apparent that no
matter wnat jsr. LKTeiano art saia nere-
tofare, or w b it he may say in his message.
a tariff bill to raise reveooe wid be sent
bim. More than that, it will be a repub
lican measure, and contain many elements
of protection. Kcr instance, no tariff or
revenue bill can go through congress wbich
does not coc tain aa adequate protection far
WJOi.
Pray IW lacesawiL
Clevxlaxd. Nov. 23. Manv fervent
j prayers were doubtless offered in this city
today for tbe conversion of Colonel Robert
G. Ingersoil, the noted agnostic. Last
week, at the quarterly meeting of the
Christian Endeavor union of Ctere'and, it
was sngeected thai such prarers b offered
and the president appointed noon today as
lot ume.
TW Pre at leans Thaat actvias.
WisnisoTos, Nov. 23. President
Cl-t eland and Airs. Cleveland came into
town Ibis morning, and. alter passing aa
boor at lbe bite Hoo-e. taev attraded
services at the i irst Presbyterian church
and listened to a sermon bv Dr. TaJruaije,
following tbe reading of th - rreet Jrnt'
lliAnkgiving proclamation and tue rendi
u jd of several patriotic h-tnn. From
ciurcb tbe president and i, t. Cleveland
drove directiy to WoudWy, -re th-y en
joyed TbankAgitiag daMr in the privacy
of toeir lAniuy.
Tea CM far frtarc
Foet Smith. Ark.. Nov. 2S. John J.
Overton, claiming to be 9$ years of sire.
was convicted in tbe United States court of
forgerv. His offense was tbe forgery of
two affidavits to support his application fot
aa increase of penuoo, filed in li2.
A SSaewa Cassias;.
Sax Fkaxcwco, Not. 23 Storm sig
nal are disnlaved from Point Imu mirth
ward for a rnoderateiy severe storm along
toe northern coast, and information sig
nals from San Francisco north.
ate Kara peel.
Walla Walla. Wash.. Nov. 27.
This morning at 5 o dock, G. T. Stevens,
who was cerrioaT a 10-year sentence from
Wbaicora county, escaped from the peni
tentiary. Stereos was in tbe hospital, aud
by means of a fcrk and stove-litter that be
ka1 maLAged in some way to get ponea-
yoa ot, be made a hom in the wail ot bis
room at a point near tab window, and
crawled throutrh, making bia way to a
t i iii ! V.e stockade that was in a shadow.
He aJ,t tbe wail by tbe aid of a ladder
be I sc la.r-ovieed.
' A Teat Caae
Era 8.x n. Or., Nov. 27. The case of the
cannery men on biuslaw bur, wbo are un
der arrest, charged with violation of tbe
fish and game laws, bids fair to be one of
great importance to tbe state. It seems
the canners went on with their work after
November 1, fully expecting to be arrested.
Thecannets of salmon tn this state, it
teems, have formed a compact with the in
tention of making a test of the law, which,
they are confident, will be found invalid.
arrtsea a CaaSMale.
W.sbixotos, Nov. 27. It looks very
much aa if Benjamin Harrison were a can
didate for the republican nomination for
president Some of his friends here are
workiug very hard for him, and he has
been holding a great many conferences of
lab;, which point to a positive determina
tion on his part to enter the field. Harri
son knows as well as any other man that
he can be elected if nominated,
The Constat Maeaaa.
Wasuixotox, Nov. 27 There are
good reasons for the belief that, in bis
forthcoming message to congress. Presi
dent Cleveland will strictly adhere to his
previous utterances in regard to the tariff
and financial questions, and it is altogether
probable that these subjects, with that of
our foreign affairs, will occupy nearly the
whole nievsage, to the exclusion of alt other
matter.
Ne rreteeilen Whatever.
Coxstamtisopls, Nov. 27. More am
pie details have just been received here of
Cie burning of the American mission build
iugs at Kharput. Tbey show that the
Turkish government officials, in spite of tbe
abundance of promises of protection for the
American missionaries and tbeir property,
made by tbe ports to the United State
Minister Terrell, and to the Americans
themselves bv the authorities of Kharput,
utterly failed to guard tbe Americans
There was no protection offered or given
them until after tbe maMacra had actually
occurred.
Daaaas Bea4
Paris. Vnv 27 Abtvsn.W Dnm..
dead, tie died peacefully at 7:45 o'clock
this evening, surrounded by his family.
President Faure and ex-Empress Euge
nie had made frequent inquiries regarding
he condition ol the distinguished patient.
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