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5 GENTS A WEEK.
" old yeu like to see something of a very exceptional character V If
BROWN ELL & STANARD'S,
ALB Ay Y. OllEGOy,
Anil spend a little time looking over their display
Seasonable,
Fashionable
And Seii
oots and bnoes-
- Which they a-c selliuu
It will pay you to lo there,
on to it,
nid you
tJiMiiramrro
I HIS SUPERB STOCK
IIa Ueen
of bright
selected witli great care,
NEW GOODS:3
There is
represent.
no room for doubt about the iu;i
Everybody
can rely upon a cordial
i CALL AT OIsTCEl
! tm ef- Successor to E. W. Lanffdon)
WHST flv' BEAI.EK IN '
t kB i Vi 1 lift . w
fflSZ . - Dmos, Paints, Oils,
-Lvik 9 IsIICCjBI1 Perfumery and toili't articles.
3' ! alsn a fi:''l line uf book and
J s'MtiotK-rv. P'-riAiii.-nls, etc.
KJ ir- Prescriptions carefully
DlS lllkv l ial 1 snfel compouiuk-d.
p" IN 000 FELL0WS TEWPLE'
The; Red Front.
v.
.TnTT ,7r' T r 1 1
Haraware,Stor
Pumps, iron pipe, rubb.jr hose andplunibin sroids. Soh; aircnts for' the
celebrated E-irly Bieakfasf cook stoves :ind ranges, ai.dJV'F.mltless" tarlitr
heijtinir stoves. Albanv. Ore iron.;
California, the-Land of
ft-ilrasif, to TASrn nt:Arr'Torniir.i!t?i
iHrFo THAW W I
11 11U1 k II fill s-1
a. CF. ro n eh it i sr
ARIE TINE ITOl-co.ORoynii. cal.
Hit E YuL" A GOLD in the liea winch ilu not fret better? Have ou an excessive
secretion of mucus or matter in tho nasal passages which either must be blown from the
iiOse or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed back.varii to the throat? Are
vnn trottblp:. hv hawlcinif. ooil'in r, wenk ami inftumcd eves, freuuent soreness of the throat,
M0S..
theONLY-
, qUANTEED
cure TOR
TATARRH
AHltTtWE MED-
r0R0VILLECAL.
ii within
tUirWII'., Z1-7 . . ; ... .l 1 .....
4s every b eatlt iira.m 11110 uic iuu ii-i t..... o.cli P..v ulc secre-
ti.".n in tbr nasal passiges, it must necessarily follow that poisoning of the whole system
OT-uiuMl- takes plee, while the morbid matter th it is s allow cd during the sleep passes
?,to the stomach, cnfeefilcs digestion, and often produces dyspipsia, ai;d finally tieat debil
itc tiervotisness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.!!
Cat-R-Ci're at once.
. iifiir to cue.
II 0" r ..nnrantW!
? U -uan ' , .....
S;x m nibs trtatniflit. for
.. .nia Iie ami a;-
-lt- lire I o!"
mmwx
LUi
01-
atisueU
will thank us for lowing yo- r nttcu
and iaiwor.derful air.rciratioii
and the piieis wc
reception
and .satisfactory bai-
i-, TirvTTri -T, -i
m in
Rauetes, Tinware.Goiierwai e
)iscoven6s
EUREKA
he motto rot Calito.inta inears I
c found ic." Onlv in that land of
unsbiue, where rtlie oraii; emon, ti
rape bloom awu np n ami attaui
j heir highest perfection in liiit'-wintcr,
re. the herbs and irum founu thai art-
j.tscd in that ))lcasant teniedy for all
-hroat ami lutiir troubles, Santa Abik.
the rule of coughs, asthma, anil con
I itniption. Foiliay V Niison. of A -
uanv urctron, nave ncen aiipoini.
tents for this valuable California rem
edy, and sell it tinder a iruatantee at SI
i tt.lr. Three for 82.. t
FOR SALE BY
st'i
i
CI
VLBANY
a-
OREGON
nnirinjf .or ronnmr in tnc cars, more or
ess impairment of the hearing, loss of
smell, memory impaired, dullness cr
dizziness of the bead, dryness or heat of
nose? Have you lost all sense of smell"?
Have you a hackinsr cough? Have you
dyspepsia? Is vour breath foul? Ik so
Iyou have the Catarrh. Some have al
these symptoms, others only a part.
ine leading symptom of ordinary ca-
mini is increased seerciion ot mucus OI
yellow or greenish colored matter.
toul breath is caused bv the decotr-
posing secretions exuded from festering
uiccrs tar t:aeK in the head; sometimes
the membrane covering the bones is
eaten away and the. bones themselves
gradually decay. Such eases are in
deed objects of pity, as stench from
nncu Qll4 l.a.nm .11 IV.. .1.-
:i few at tllLatluiis t.1 relieve .'.'mlfl th.. 1.
- ' w 'B . wuj ii
1.00; suit by mail 31.10.
nie '
At mww
Albatiy'OreTan
osnav
ason
ITtUNY OREGON: SUNDAY; i MOlLNIGN. MAY (i. I8S8.
t v I J I ' . V -I. l l M inntrmri i iimwiii m r rnirrrfnn
MMMwyH2JlJjul illllMl' imnmiim
rlH 111 II I I .
m m mm i n-
-Uudtrit'ic new.manayem
nt of '-
: WHO KEEPS
A fan n
h i
i'a-i.i'y groceries and
Can 'e,i i-nift.pples
Olioice TaWe Delicacies
J
Ornamented cakes fur
Wedatnu.s and Parties.
tihiuni hcllios. u.iiuUtrol aiul salt fish of all
FRESH BiKfiD BREAD
.fcCverv Day. U
Best Srnn. Pies.- Cake&
TEAS and COFFEL
11
s, it;
CANXEf tiuOBS, ETC.!
tile best Soap in the murket
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
.TST.U John'Fox's o!U stainl.
tew brick.
low Fl nit i
mm h
OF ALBANY OREGON
PKESIDKKT.L. Flillll.
i'K'E-PKESIDEXT .S. E. Toimj,
CAsntEU, G.E.CIianilierhiin.
rnitAXSACTS A GEXEKAL BAXKIXC
J. Bl'SIXESS. Ac:ounts kept subject to
'leek. Sight Exchange and Tclegraphii
l ansfer sold on Xew York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portlaml.Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
E. You ' L. Fuss
L. E. Ul.AIN W. E. lDxd ELl.
Geo. E. Chambkrlaix.
HAVING SOLD AX INTEREST IX MY
harness nusiness to T. J. Overn m. I am
desirous of collei tingj all my outstandit
notes fatid accounts.S,All persons knowin-j-?1emselves
indebted tome will please cali
and settle.
The business will'be continued as usual at
the same please. ' E. L THOMPSON."
fSAlbany, Feb. 22.
.Magnolia Flour.
ittlE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
1 ered to any part, of the citv. for 1,10 nn
sack. JOHN" A CRAWFORD.
nlSOutf
Agricultural Implement
FARM IMPLEMENTS i
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
Stoves jnfoware;
PORTLAND PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US.
E. KELSON,
fShedd Oregon.
AiMy Bath House
AND
" HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR.
"Ladief -nd ehiklren'shair dress
nff'a specialty. Dnti.ieiLsatisfactioii
guaranteed.
Portjait
Photographer
."'iud:i cor. 2nd
mid AH
.etiei'U
ranted
work iiir
Parker Bros.
Nut
HAS I ON. PHYSICIAN.. AXD SUR-
reon, A:if. --- :
- r h eV lis, physic-axd; sua-
Ms ' Albany, Ort-goa , ; s
c.
woh'
p. M.
C.
KELLY, PIIYSIVIAiM
-Mli.niiv. Ureuoiuoniiie oer
Grad-
M. to i
store. Ott ee hours; 2f6m 8 a.
v it. K. A. McALlSTKR! HAS LOCATED
1 I ..tH.n mi thA corner . of First and
liroa.ialbin streets, over Redfielu & Bronnell'sJ
store, where lie can be touro wuen not pro
fessionally engajtsd. " '
MRS M.E. McCOY.M.PDOIOEOPAi HIC
physician, office and relgei)eft c jrner of
First, ami Baker stroeU, AtbW" . r- Chroaie
disease a specialty. Conf Htntton free. (f-
nue hours: iotoi2A .!?" r. .
ATTORXinritt,
K. X. P.LACKBUB4AX1VKXEY AT
v; f. . .
brllow's Tomi.le. ViJl,W?fti.iiill ;o.urts
O' the slate, and &iye ta&t attention to all
bus'ni-s?.
OLVEKTOX X IRVINE, AITOK) EYS
at Law, Albanv, Or. Oitii-e in roonn 13
and 14
Foster's Block, over L. E. Jiam s
:tore.
i. WEATlKiUFiiUK A'rroKNbV AT
. law. Albany, Oreynn. (id'n.e i Odd
Fellow's Teimde. Will practice inail tht
ourt of tliestate, and "ive sneeial aittaition
to all business ZZH i
Von Mill Save Money ;
T)Y TAKING YOUR SEWING mCHINEfc
1) tn the repairer, B K. Par-oils',1 at Sixth
ir.d Jefferson stnets, Albanv, Oreism. Good
s-jtisfa:tion or no pay. ',
!. BA11TLEY, M. D.. OF1HRS 1I1.S
services to the good ciiizcts of the
vi tit4 of I anient. Linit eounty.lreuoii.
l) ' ) miles east of Albany , near ihe Oregon
Pacific railroad. 3( 0 acits in cultwation, and
contains sufficient wafer and tintler for ten
cral ue. "Would make four ood farms
Price, 12,000, with terms to suit jmrchaur
For partieulars apply to J. J. I.torris.B
For Sale.
AISPANIOFJlluKSES, HARNESS AND
woir .n for sale, either together or set a-
rrtely as will suit purchrsers. ti r tnfoiii a-
tion. call at thisothce or at the owners sttre
at SpiceP.
I EYERE HOUSE. ALBANY, OR.-CHAS
Li, 1'feifier. Prop. Only nrst eclass house
in the citv. Lawe sample rooms for con,
uurcial men. No Chiuauien eraploted in the
kitchen. General stasre ohVe for tcrvallts.
Sew I'lgsir Slore.
Or
TTO SALL1XGER HAS OPEXED A CI
ir and tobacco Ftore oppclte the Itus
louse. His former patrons aie
all and see his new store.
invited t
m
It. KOLUEWaY, VEf'KKIXAKY .! V-
ma i ati.l Anierictai colleges.
.Wen Mtintcti.
7 f EX DFSIMS!
KUL'KOAD
WOUK
;L ' Wi'n he r-'bc" etnidcMiietii by apply
r.o Coiitracti r Hunt, at his hetnlquain r
nt, Walhtia. Work Will he vipirmisly pusl cd
on the Wallnla brattch, ai.d an unliuiiico
number of men can obtain nupl.i.vnieiit.
FT.
KWER r
PUACIICAL WATUH.MAl-.E
and jeweler, Albany
Ort,gun,
'I have used Simmons Liver
fiesulator for many years, tav
intc made it my only Family
Medicine. My mother before
' ie was very partial to it. It i?
a safe, crood and reliable medi
cine for any disorder of the
system, and if used in time is
i great preventive of aieknegs.
I often recommend it to my
fViends, and shall continue to
do so.
"Rev. James II. Rollins,
'astor M. E.Church, So. Fatrneld, Va '
1ME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED bt
'iraifH keep in ft Simmons Livii
egulator in the house,
"I have found Simmons Liver
Regulator the best family med
icine I ever used for anything
that may happen, have used it
in Indigestion, Colic, Dlarrhcea.
isilioutineas, and found it to re
lieve immediately. After eat
ing a hearty supper, if, on going
to bed, I take about a teaspoon
ful, I never feel the effects of
the supper eaten.
"OVID G. SPARKS,
V "Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
$-QNLY GENtflNE"
Eas our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper.
H. Zeilin & Co., Sole Proprietr
rioe. SI. 00 F H d. ADELFHI A4 -
'4MJl lIYWHW,lW,'l,1lWWp
W.jH.W.IlflbArD
-A LIVE
furniture
-IN A-
Live Ttoft.
This is what Albany is at present,
and ir, order to keep p;u-e with the
lively times in this city, W. II. Wil
l ird lias enlarged his store' and stock
io that he now has the mist complete
and desirable line of furniture in the
valle'v His doable salesrooms In Fro
man's'block are filled with an elegant
assortment of Dew furniture, eonsist-in-of
lounges in new patterns, fine
gold picture frames, willow chairs,
easy rockers, ma.blc tables, brackets,
etc etc An examination of the stock
wili'show this to be true in every re
sped.
WANTED GOOP AGENTS TO IXTI10
1 duve an ui ticle used in .every hou.e
hold -fcr even- town and (Sautyvn Oregon,
auilWasbintvaimd Idaho Un itories
Address 15ox -"n,.;. '
: Albanv. Oregon.":
DLTLESS FUIILT HEDIGIK
fetler
WILLIAM EYE.
He Writes a Letter From the Na
tional Capital.
he jii;li:s with society.
And "Writes np the American Congress, the
White Honse, and Boarding Houses
of the District cf Columbin,
Conp;ressmeu and their wives are
daily landing at the great national
Cahtle Garden and looking wildly
iround for the place where they are
told they will . tret their mileage,
writes Bill to the New York. World.
On every hand all is hurry ana ex-
teinerit. Bills are being introduced
acquaintances renewed, and puncli
howls are beginning to wear a
pn occupied air.
1 have been mingling witn society
ever since I came here, and that is
one reason I have written very little
for jfublication and did not send what
I did writ'-.
Yesterday afternoon my money
oave out at 3:20, and since that my
mind has been clearer and society
has made fewer demands on me. At
irst I thought I would obtain era
plbyuient at the Treasury Depart
nent as exchange editor in un
greenback room. Then 1 remembered
that I would get very faint before I
mid go through a- competitive
examination, and in th. meantime 1
might lose social caste by wearing
my person on the outside 6f my
lothes. so 1 have resolved to write
you a chatty letterabout Washington,
assuring you that I aip well, aau
asking you to kindly consider the
inclosed tabulated bill ot expeuses,
as I need the mouey to buy Christ
mas presents and get home with.
Poker is one of the curses of
national legislation. 1 have several
times heard prominent foreigneri
say, in their own language thinking,
no doubt, that I could not understand
them that the members of the
American Congress did not betray
any emotion on their countenances.
One foreigner from Liyerpool, who
oiiuiiglit i cmild not understand his
ianuiiage. said that i.ur Congressmen
had a way of looking as though they
did not know very nn ch. When he
;itti!i war.l olaved 1" ker with those
same meu h saw that the look wa;
acouired. O.ie man told ine that hi
a. ant look had been as good as !?o0,-
i)00 lo him. whether lu stood pat ot
to an ostensible flush, while
reailv holding four bullets.
Wo far I have not been over to the
Capitol, preferring to have Congress
kind of jieicolate into mv room, two
r three at a time; but unless you
unu honor the inclosed way-bill, 1
shall be forced to ga over to the
House to-morrow and write some
thing for the paper. Siuee I have
been writing this 1 have been led to
inauire whether it would be advisable
for me to remain here through the
entire session or not. It wilij be
unusually long, lasting, perhaps,
ole-r into July, and I rind that the
stenographers, as a general tiling,
get a pretty accurate ami spicy ac
count of the proceeding!-, much more
so than I ca'n, ami a you wnl see by
the inclosed statement;, it is going to
cost more to keep nie here than I fig
ured on.
My idea was that board and lodg
ng would he the main items of
expense, but I struck a low-priced
place where, by clubbing together
w'th some plaiu gentlemen from a
iist uiee who have benn waiting here
tbree years for political recognition,
and who do not feel like surrounding
themselves with a hotel, we got a
plsin room with six beds in it. The
n in overlooks the District of Col
tuiibia, and the firtit man in has the
choice of beds,.with the privilege of
iiiviting friends t a limited number.
We lunch plainly in the lower part
if the building in a standing position
without restraint or ringer-bowls.
So board is not the principal - item of
expense, thoneh of course I do not
wish to put up at a plaie where I will
te a disgraiiuio thj paper.
I wish that you would, when you
send :nj lieckj write to me fraakly
.vhetiier you think I had better re
main here during the entire session
or not. I like the place first rate,
but my duties keep me up nights till
n late hour, and I cannot sleep during
ilie day, because my room-mates
a inoy me by doing their . washing
and irornig over au oil-stove.
1 kucw by what several friends
Iiave said to me that Congress would
like to have me stay all winter, but I
want to do what is best for the
pater,
i saw Mr. Cleveland briefly last
-vening at his home, but he was sur
rounded by a crowd of fawning
sycophants, so 1 did not get a chance
W Speak to him as I would like to,
and; don't know is he would have
advanced the amount to me anyway.
He. is very firm and stubborn, I
judged, and would yield very little
indeed, especially to- yours truly.
FOR SII.E AT A BARttAIX.
Win. Simpson offers for sale at
one-half iheir- original cost, the
following described store fixtuies:
1 store desk.
. 2 counter scales.
2 platform scales.
1 set store lamps.
1 McNeal & Urban safe, weighs
4803. burglar vault and fire proof.
1 McNeal & (Trban safe; fire
proof; weight. 2800.
The place to buv wall paper is
where you can yet it trimmed, with,
out extra charge. Fortniiller Co.
do this.
fin to Fortniiller it Co.'s for furni
ture reviver and clean npVyoiir nkl
furniture, then buy a i-mnui rt'.g to
beautify yi ur home.
THE HOUSEHOLD JOT.
When yon see vor best norcelain
piled on the ruir.
And the catsup spilled into your lap,
Ana your stock of molasses poured
out of the in"-
In the eyes of the tortoise-shell cat.
When yon doze on the lounge in post- '
prandial rest.
And arc awakened to feel like a wreck.
With your niedicii.e bottles piled up
on your chest.
And a hdiidful of salt down your neik:
When you sec the gas globe o'er the
floor swiftly rolled
Like a ball there's abuudar.ee of
proof
That a baby some eighteen or twenty
months old
Is the busiest soul neath tbe roof.
8.1TAVS K.WYtLni'Etll.
For long, !onj years I've kept my books
Away from sight of man;
But he wiio on thi column looks .
May rtad it if he can,
Discard your so-called knowledge now
lie-in again anew;
From words below, in wisdom yrow,
For what I write is true.
AitAii A news reporter.
Band An imitation of a cat cor
ral in flames.
College An institution' fcr
training young- man to kick a foot
bali in Homeric Greek fashion .
Dumplings Bo ardicg-house
cauipii Iji Us.
Eel A debtor.
Fakmi.r A vegetable juggler.
Greeks Old resident in Lim
erick.
Hhaht; A bust padding of liint
worn bv fashionable female fl'Tts.
Isaac A vunotilar relative ol
eve. one save luiuseli.
Jester The m.ituaiy editor on
the Loudon fundi.
Kin Conventional sponges.
Lady -The boss of the kiu-hen
who sit around the houe while
the family husHe lor grub.
Map A design made by indus
trious cockroaches, who bathe in
ink. theu crawl over paper iu war
times for Jmnes Gordon Bennett
to have their tracks photographed
as a startling sample of the pro
ojressiveness of the The New York
Ilerakl. Usually labeled, "Sur
veyed by your correspondeat on
the spot." Spot, o,000 square
miles. j
Ollapodiua Spanish for board
ing house soup.
Post A boy half started on an
unwilling errand .
Kf.qciem A humorous anthem
said over the skeiton ct deceased
newspaper men.
Sideuoads Little knots of hair
worn in front of the ears to hold
up the check of bashful drummers.
Table-d'iiotf Poorhou.se soup
form.
Void -A nothingness in the head
of the rhym ng sanctum bore.
Whims What we have when
writing this column.
Xyster An instrument for
scraping the inside of a poet's
skill'.
Y'es A word that makes a man
feel disappointed when his heart's
choice fails to utter it, and makes
him doubly disappointed in her in
in af : r years, il she does not
utter it.
Zetetic What readers of this
column may occasionally be ob
lined 'to institute. -;
TK Mil KltS IXSTITITE.
The local institute, division No.
1, meets at Brownsville on Friday
evening, May 11th. at 7:30. .The
following programme has been
prepared and will be strictly ob
served : j
Music B. M. association.
Address, Rev. Gittins.
Solo Addie Gibler.
Recitation Miss Long.
Tableau "The Hero."
Music Association .
SATCKDAY MORNING SESSION.
Annals I. 1). Boyer.
Metn.oi.ls of teaching geography '
Frank Stanard.
Methods of leaching spelling
Miss Ilattie Long.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
School room decoration Mr.
Brown, of Lebanon.
Methods of teaching U. S.
history Mr. Hunt, of Lebanon.
Methods of teaching physiology
Mr. Shanks, of Crawfordsville.
EVENING SESSION.
Song B. M. association.
Address O. P. Coshow.
Solo Addie Gibler.
Recitation Edna Dyson.
Quartette.
Address C. E. Stanard.
Recitation Addie Gibler.
Courting Under Difficulties.
Song "Jolly Johnathan."
Ten Years in Advance.
According to the statement of one
of our competitors we are ten years
ahead of time, as we are now sellina
first-class groceries and provisions at
as low rates as they can he obtained in
Albany in any store, big or little:
This is because we know how, when
and where to buy. and because on ac
count of our light expenses, we are
able to sell at a very close magin of
pront. we have uo goods to give
away, or cheap trash to use for baits,
being ten years ahead of that method
of business, but we do have. Hie
p easurc of inviting bu ers of first-
1 1-u.fS goons to cah at our slore, be-
jxween ine opera House and postoflice
and 'get the hem-tit of the line bar
: g::"iir we are oilering
l Kenton & Chase Urocers.
VOL. 1II-1V0 140
GENERAL NEWS.
A Murderer Hanged by a vMob
at St. Helena, California.
I ll GOI LU MKKI.i A KKItl H .
He Is Politely Informed that He Cannot Own
the Earth Nor All Its Railroads
News from the Old World.
The Heiald's Special Pispatcho-.l
r. Helena (Oal.), May 5.
John Wright, who shot and killed
Budd Vann in this town two weeks
ago, was taken from jail early this
morning by a molt of masked men,
and hanged to a bridge at the head
of Main street. Wright had been
confined in the county jail i.t
Napa sinfte the shooting", but; was
brought here yesterday for prelim
inary examination. No one sus
pected an attempt at lynching
would be made. At one o'clock
this morning Justice Elgin, who,
iiad the jail in his keeping, was
called to his door, surrounded
by a mo j and forced to give up the
keys. The crowd then vtootc the
prisoner from the jail, and in ten
minutes his body was hanging
from the bridge. No arrests have
been made, but the tragedy is de
ploied by all law-abiding citizens.
The shooting of young Vann oc
curred near a house of ill fame.
Vann and some companions were
standing near by when some one
threw a rock at -the window.
Wright, who was a brother of an
inmate of the house, immediately
tired a pistol, striking Vann.
.4 HALT CALLED.
Jay lioiild Politely Informed ibal
He Cannot Own the fcaitb.
New- York, May 5. Jay Gould
and other officers of the Missouri"
Pacific and Missouri Kansas and
Texas railway companies were
served yesterday with an order to
show cause why they should nox
be made to halt in their endeavor to
gen absolute control of the Interna
tional and Great Northern railway
and sever it from its owners.
The order was obtained from Judge
Barrett bv the counsel for Win.
Landon Bull and Win. Martinson,
representing a majority of the
I stockholders, who propose to oust
t lie Gould board at the annual elec
tion, May 15. Judge Barrett also
granted a temporary injunction re
stricting Gould and his associates
from any way monkeying with the
stock or securities of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas or International
and Great Northern, or in any7 way
changing tuu-statute.. of either com
pmy, unless after the annual elec
tion, and th.-y are all ordered, to
show cause in addition why their
recent, actions !-hould nut be de
clared void. It was only last Tues
day or Wednesday that Landon
Bull and Martinson learned that
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ciever manipulation secured con
trol of about i'U the stock and
bonds of the International and
Great Northern without payment,
and that the directors of the Mis
souri, Kansas and Texas had hur
riedly agreed to cam-el the lease of
the International to theiu Toad.
The- at once took measures to
frustrate the scheme with the result
mentioned.
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Dt HLiN, May 5. At the request
of the Catholic "members of parlia
ment the lord mayor of Dublin con
vened a meeting to-day for the
purpose discussing the pope's re
script. Resolutions were adopted
traversing the statements by which
the pope justified his rescription,
assuring his holiness of unaltered
attachment to him and his spint
uolis pac, but firmly and respect
fully, but emphatically refusing
to recognize his right to intervene
in Celtic politics. Meetings will
be held throughout West Clare to
morrow to protest against the papal
rescript, on the ground- that the
pope is ignorant of the sufferings
of the people of Clare.
Ports Opened.
Lima, May 5. The government
has declared the Peruvian ports
open to Chilean traffic, with the
exception of the ports between
Valparaiso and Antefaqu. in which
zone some cases of cholera are still
reported.
Cholera Scare.
Madrid, May 5. An epidemic
has broken out here. ' The disease
is cholera.attributed to the extreme
heat and impure milk.w
Blaine In ;! Health.
New. York, May 5. Mrs. Car
negie has received a letter from
Mrs. James G. Blaine, accepting
an invitation to join the Carnegies
coaching party through the Scot
ish highlands" about the sixth of
June. Mr. Blaine's friends assert
it as evidence of his improTed.
health that he takes such a trip.
Prohibition Committee Call.
Albany, May 1, 1888.
A meeting of the Linn county t
central committee-of the prohibi
tion party.is called to meet, at - Al
bany on" May ll'f. at ,l o'clock.
Business of importance is to be
transacted. J as. K. Knox,
Chairman.
The Albany Ladies' Aid s-ciefy
will not convene at. their regular
time of meeting for this month, but
let the n eeting go over until the
regular time for the June meeting.
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