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PHYSICIANS.
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And spend a little time looicing over
display of-
Seasonable,
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Jdoo
And Reliable
Yv'ineu they
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It will pay you to
turn to it,
;o there, and you will thank us for drawing yo-. r atteii
TUB SUPERB STOCK
-Uuderthe new management of
Gt W.
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eon, Albany, O '
. Ki LIS, PHYSiCaJiy.
eon, Albai.y, Oregon.;
AXD SCKr
C. KtLLY, l'HYf5;&JAN AX1.I jl.K
:eou Albany, (irOiii (iftii e over Urui'-
wi:hl"s storu. Oilice hotttriifroin 8 a. m. to 4
P. M.
i GENERAL NEWS.
A clienit l Irrigate Hodoc County
tjiii Tln-y 'lake Oi-i'n M'aU'rs?
(ITII(. S l!:ii(S.
II-
K. A. MeALlSiTEK" HAS LOCATED
his otn.-e on thij eo'-'ner of Irst and
Uroa.i;il"nin strtew. vveFftedrteld & limnnells
9tor, whore he ca-i.Ualoudd.wheii not pro-
fessioiutilv envsfd. W'isiV- m
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.E. McCOYiJi. )P.HOMfKOPA iHIC
a fu;
prjv!si.
- , VTUO KEEPS .
lino ofeh k-c i'aiiily groceries ard
iyiKS..
Fi- sum! Baker streiSjMny, U. CIroni
diseases a specialty' Wltoiort free. Of
fice hours: 10 to 12 i? s TWi! to d p.
ATT Wit iK VS.
,van
ea l-meapples,
TaMe BelicaciEB
Ornamented cakes fur
Has !
jf briiiht
selected with yreat cure, and iagwonderful airrejiatioi!
TsTEW GrOODS.Il
Weda.mas and Part ie if.
DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon.- Otfiee in Odd
sifliow's 'temple. -V'ill pi-aetiee in all eourt--
of the state, and ive special attention to all
business.
U.'OLVKHTON & IRVIXK, AITOKNKYK
.r I .f.w Alii:iuv (r lrln- in rooms l:i
and 14, Foster's Bioek, over L. Ii. BlainV
store.
T IC. W'KATIlulil'OHI), ATTORNEY AT
J . ''I"'. 'r;on. itli::e in Odd
Fellow's Temple. W 11 t"- it1 :dl !
coi rts of thesiate, and give special attentio
to ail business
Salmon bellie
ki:ids.
mackerel and salt fish of al'
There
represent.
Everybody
U no rorn for doubt about the quality and the prices we
TKTJE VCXJi
van rely u;in:i ja eordial reeuption and satisfactory bai-
CALL AT OlSTCi
FRESH BAKED BEEAB
lllvorv JDav.
L BLACKMAN
rueccssor to E. W. I.andon)
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v l
Pin
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dk.m.i:'.
Dmog,
aints, Oil
IVrfnniervarid T i 1 -1 articles,
:;!s.v :l ;':;! "lint- -r Innd-s and
.vat.'oni'ry. pcric.ilicals. etc.
Vrcscriptioi.s . est refill I y
cum pt:lil!Ued
000 FELLOW'S TEMPLE,
Oieiri'ii.
The Red Front.
TWEEDALE
HOPKINS.
Harirarc, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Coprrae,
Pumps, iron pipe. ruMi.-r lioe and pltiir.biiiir iroods. Sol'; aenls for 1h
celebrated ''E-irly I'.reakf.tst" cook stoves and.ran.i;es, and "Faultless' arloi
lieatin- stoves. Albany, Oretrou.
iCalifbrnia, the -Land
i
KIN
Til CtI ctrC .,TUDflT .'L-
Sffiid jor Ctr-coljr, itr Hie3 (or S-
ABiEriNCMCDtcflloRpyiiLi.CAL
EUJIEKA
Tlic mottiiji'.f C.tlifojni.i mears 'T
i:tvc found it." Only in that land of
-unshine, v.heretthe ornirj onion, liy
ind grape bloom and ripui aid attain
Shci lii.nest perfection in mi-'-wintcr.
ire the herbs and gum found that arc
'ised in that pleasant leinciy for all
hroat and lung troubles, Santa Abik,
die ru e.-of eonghs, iisthma, and con
nnnpti'n. t osltny V Mnsou. of A I
baiiv '.ingoi', h?vo been a.'pointc'
cents ffi this valuable California i e.n
olv, ml s-e'l it under:-, guarantee at --1
i t.tl,-. Three for4-'2.;.)
FOR SALK BY
LBAXYr
ORKOOX
UA i- oa . t,ui,i' in .iiv: i.c-i v:... uu ui- i:t'i nctlei? tac ou iiii LNa.-i.ni
scorel'mi of uiucus or matter in the na-sJfn:..igc! which either must be blown from the
nose r dn Lack hehiinl the luilatc, ix'lnw ked or snnlfcd backward to thethro.it? Arc
. .r j..;t:ii,... n-eik .md in!l:n'ud eves, frciiuent soreness of the throat.
"ii-iii 'ing or roaring in the cars, more or
'le-a impairment of the hearing, loss of
V(Mi tn.ir1'1.
nV
MBI ETINE MEn- C
ejifodiii. -t:i.' i' c tne c -fu
As cvt ly b.c:di! drawn iutu ihc
tioii tn 1 (ic nasal passives, it must m
gniduuliv t;dii s phec, while the inorbii: matter th.it is swaiiowed
into tin- stoma, h, ei fc. btes digestion, and oiten pioil
it; , nervousness and eoiisiunption.
smell, mciuorv impaired, dullness r
Jiiizzincss of the head, dryness or heat of
nose'; Have you lost all sense of smell?
Have vou a hacking cough? Have vou
jihs'icp-ia? Is your breath foul? Ik so
hoc have tiik Catarrh, home have al
these symptoms, others onlv a part.
fl'lie leading si niptoin of ordinary ca
tarrh is increased secretion of mucus of
yellow or greenish colored matter.
Foul breath is caused by the decon -Tiosimr
"Oi-retions exuded from fetei
ulcers far t.ack iD the hea.l: sometimes ! 3p1
.1. .1 . - .U l ; . I Jv 1
me meiiiurane coieim,;; me uunes
eaten away and the bones themsel
gradually decay. Such cases are
deed objects of pity, as stench from
mm u itlnu.
lungs must, pass over and become polluted !hy the secre-
sariiy follow that prisoning of the whole svstcm
dunmr the sleip pn?.-es
i-es oyspepsia, at.d finally ltat uebil-
THE ONLY-
QUrAliTED
CURE TOr?
CATARRH
OROViLLE CAL.
TEAS and CO IT Eh
Vou will Stive Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
t" the repairer, li t Parsons, at Sixth
md .Icff.Tsoii streets, Albany, Oregon. Good
satisfaction or no pay.
1. ISAUTLEY, M. U., OFFERS HIS
services to the good citizens of the
vi -hr ' of Tanuent. Linn county, Oregon.
Pr-
r..-.vi OF LAM - -ijlTUAT El): 1:'
())( miles east of Albany, mar the Oregon
Pacific railroad, oW) ac.es in cull lvatii n, and
contains sutrieicnt water anil timber for gen
eral u-e. Would make tnur good farms
Price, rfli.000, with terms to Miit iniiehii.-ti.
For pa ticiiUirs applv to J. .1. Horns
i or Safe.
AiPAN3 OFifUHjiSts, li.-Mi.N r- .a.m.
wa'on" for sale, either touetber or rejui-
rately as will suit pmchasers. rorinfoima
tioncall 'tt this office or at the owner's ston
at Spicer.
r EVERE HOUSE. ALBANY', OR. CHAS.
iX Pfeiifer, Prop. Only tirst-eclass house
in the city. Large sample rooms for eoui-m..-rcial
men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stage ottice tor Corvallis.
ii
T 1
mm mils,
llaiii".
'A.NXEL iUt)l;:3, F.TC.l
best Soa:i in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of aomestic
and Imported Cigars
It-sr.U John Fox's old
new- brick.
; tu ml.
i"W Fl nu :
W.jH.WIIslaAFB
-A LIVE
iiliire Dealei
IN A
LlVG T(l)Wfo.
This is vii'it Albany is at iresent,
and iti order to keep pace with the
lively times in this city, YV. H. YVil
lanl lias enlarged his store and stock
o that, he now has the rn ist complete
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms hi Fro
nian's block are tilled with an elejranl
ass(rtiii(Mtt of new furniture, consist
inT of lounires in new a'le.nis, line
irold picture frames, willow :-!:airs.
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
etc., etc. An exatninatiou of the stock
will show this to be true in every respect.
R
'AVING SOLD AX INTEREST IX MY
harness tmsiness to 'I.J. tlvennan. I am
desirous of collecting all my outstandine
notes and accounts. Q All persons knowim.1'
ttii-msclves indebted to mc will iilease call
and settle
'ITio business wi!"be continued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
Albany, Fe!). .
llagnolia Flour.
jUIL BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
L ercd to any part of the eitv, for .1.10 per
sack. JOHN A 'RAWFORD.
nlSOdtf .
FARM IMPLEMENTS 3
-OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-
HARDWARE
Sgtoves and Tinware5
AT
POIlTLAXn PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US.
E. 2TELS02T,
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If yon have experienced any of tin above symptoms on not delay, but jtrv "Cai,iforn!A
CAT-K-Ci nK al once. v. e p.( S'livi.iy giciranrcc a lew a po.cat
treat.meo; voi-n.e.' S: im-'nth-i i i latmi l '.j..r si.o'i; ni by
hie aud al-SC-J'nre. I'm- s;lIe i.v
mis t relieve. .- nd a thorom.li
iiiuiU-l.lt).
tShedd 'Oregon.
U4A :V
Albany,
Oreran
i-V"'""titdio eor.
)' oui:d lioor;.
Portiait
Photographer
and 1'erry sfreet?
work warrant :d.
ev igar Store.
SW.i.l.NGI H HAS OPENED A CT
ml toot'. c-( store opposite tne iu
Houe. h .sioimer patrons are
call and s'chisntw store.
0T TO S '
gar .01
invited to
II. KOLDt-.W -.V. ! KRIXAItY SUIN
.'eon, Albany, Oregon.- oraduare 01 i.er;
man and Americen colleges.
M1
.licit IVanCeii.
EX liI-'SiKi.M.I n ill.IJDAD WOCh
WiU ts giea i";v:.lc iminv by nppi.v
ii I'oiitractor I'in.-t at his htadoiiid-er.
at i'. ailula. Work M ill he vignric.is-lv pu ii i
on the Wallula 'oran. !i. ai.d an unliiintiu
number of men can ohi-dti nif ..M'.it.-: t
TT EWERT
n. a
l'RACTI L WA H IIMAKl .
in! jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
x
ULTLESSF
M.
mm
mm
"I have used Simmons Liver
l lrsulator for many years, Lav-lv-t
made ic my only Family
Medicine. My mother before
rie was very partial to it. It i?
a safe, fjood and reliable medi
cine for any disorder of the
system, and if used in time is
i great preventive of sickness.
I often recommend it to my
f:-lends, and shall continue to
do so. ,,,
"Rev. James M. Rollins,
astor M. E.Church, So.Eairfleld, a
"IHE AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED It
in ay keeping Simmons Livtt
eaulaior 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, Diarrhoea.
l'Aliousness, and found it to re
lieve immediately. After eat
iuo; a hearty supper, if, on going
to bed, I talte about a teaspoon
:d, I never feel the effects oi
the supper eaten.
"OVID Gr. SPARKS,
"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
S"ONLY GENUINE
Has our Z Stamp on front of Wrappet
i H. Zeilin & Co., Sole Proprict
rice. S1.00. PB1XADEI.PHIA
A scheme is on foot to tap Goose
lake, which is partly in Oregon
,iud partly hi Califi rnia, with a
ditch thir'y leet wiae on the bot-j
tout and four and out-haif feet deep,
tiDil to use the water for irrigating
lands in Modoc county, California.
The entire system of irrigating
ditches will cost about 00,OOU,
and it is calculated that the use ot
t'jis water will, by bringing into
u.--e lui. Us now worthless double the
population of Modoc county ami
increase the valae ofTtiXdble prop
erty there a million dollars.
Residents around the hike are op
posed to the tapping ot it, fearing
that the water will be inatemily
lowered and that climatic changes
will be worked in its vicinity there
by. Those interested in the scheme
c.aiin that as the surface urea of
the hike is about 24!) square imies
the proposed canal will not lower
tins w.tter to any great extent.
This, However, can only be told
after t ie experiment has been
tried.
The lakes in that section are
peculiar. The town of Lakeview,
Oregon, was once on the shore oi
this lake at its northern extremity;
but is now several utiles from it.
Either through the drying up -u
the lake r as some claim by the
raising of the land. Whether the
resideuts around the Oregon hall
of the lake will have any recourse
if this ditch drains the lake, as it is
likely to do to a large extent, at all
events, remains to be seen. The
question ot riparian rights as to
streams is retty well settled as far
as California is concerned, but
whether the law will apply to such
bodies of water as Goose lake,
especially where the lake lies in
two states, is difficult to say.
Warner lake, hich lies some
distance east ot Goose lake, appears
from the maps to be a coniderauie
iiody ot Water, but it is in tact only
i svt umti r iu iu.v5 ic'ioss which
UlvcV'il's l'ui lilies last sUIIWUCi
old set slakes, :;l every section
(iini '. In the whuie so-called Ink.
is only one small sheet of shallow
water. Inside of what was given
on early surveys as the shore line
of this lake are now whole sections
of dry land, on which settlers are
located. If this great sag of
morass could be drained it would
make many square miles of fertile
soil. Should the ditch mentioned
above drain a portion of Goose lake,
.void! is OeiK-vtd to be shallow, ;i
large tract of good ln:ni might ie
:nne lit for selt emeut, vvlnci
would compensate for the loss o'
water, but this would probably
not suit those settled along tin
borders of '.he lake as it now exisis.
The outcome of this matter wili In.
'valchcd with much uuenst, espe
cially bv the settlers around tin
Oregon half of it.
Sensational Developments by a
Dying Negro Rioter.
Men Who Arc Out of I'ocl.cl on II'.-
Arc unit.
TtrrAXTEI) GOOD AGENTS ID INM'KO
)V iluce an article used in every house
hold for every town and cojntv in Oregon,
and Washington and Idaho t. rrtorivs
Ad lress '-'ox :i f,
Albaui , Oregon.
THE FIRST NATIONAL II
OF ALBANY OREGON.
president, L. Flinn.
vice-president S. E. Young,
cashier . G.E.Chamberlain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
J liUslNESS. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange ?nd Telegraphic
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
p Yoi; I". FLLN'S
l i-:. isi.AiN
W. E. TtRR'iL
Gbo. E. Chamberlain.
Albany Bath. House
AND "
HAIR DRESSING S LOON,
JOSEPH WEBBEK, PROPRIETOR.
Ladicr- 'uid chi'drenVi nir tlress
nir a sMocniUy. Linti.te satisfaction
uarautcd.
MAX! ItliENTS IMPKIOM.I.
The Quean of the Pacific Was Sunk Iry Seme
Malicious Person- Roseoe Coakhug's
Will-'Jcatt Kotes.
The Hk'iai.:i's Special bispatelies. 1
Montgomery-, Ala., Mav !).
Emerson Shepard, the negro who
CiM tl TKI.I 4.K1I!!.
i T le.i-j'.jili i-i-c.siilent Speaks.
Dr. X'irvin (ireeii, President of tlu
'.Yestern Unin:; Ttleoraph (Joinpauj
.ppeuicd hefore the House Coiuinit
ce on Pusttitfiees to present sotnt
actti up in the sul.jeet of the tele
rapine system of the country. He
a hires ed himseit to the Hnpkiru
mil tn eslahlish a postal telegraph
Such an enactment would be, lit
aid, a monstrous wrong. If tin
Government contemplated a tele
graph business was there any proper
way to do but to take existing prop
erty and pay . for it? The remarks,
lie said, were not made with a view
to selling the Western Union to tlx
Government, The Government din
iot need a telegraph. The Westen
Union did not want to sell, but it'
pu chase w as the only proper basin
on which the Government could""
titii the telegraph business, 1
hnnld take all existing propertie:--md
do the business exclusively
'l'?te Mark.
firoat English Eemefly,
Murray s bjecilie
A guaiaiitccil cure for al
nnvous uit-.iasis, kiieh a
Weak Memory, Loss of Praia
Power, llysteiia, Headache.
Pain in the B ck, Nervout,
Prostiation, Wake ul- ess.
Lie,o:8 lakl"K- tude, Seminal Weakness, lin
iioteiicy and general loss cf power of the
Generative irgan-s in either sex caused by
indi-( re ion or over-exeitiou, and which ul
timately lead to Premature TrIe Mark.
Old Ajjp, Insanity and Con
sumption. St. CO a box or six
boxes for 5. 00. Sent by mail
on receipt of price. Full par
ticulars in pamphlet sent free
to every applicant.
He iiiiiiranler It'ixes
to cure any ca-c. l-or eery
.. ".00 order received we setn'
p- boxes, w.ir, a wntteiinjterif Jcinj,,,
ginrantee to refund the nionev if ourSpecilic
l'es not efect a cure. Adiiress ad coinniu
ircations to the Sole Manufacturers, Ihe
Murray Medicine Co., Kansas. Citv, Mo.
.-wsoid in Albany by Fohay Fosliay V
.Ylasou, sol agents.
Vrie !liirl.
The best wliite shirt in Ihe niiket
at YV. F. Read's; and don'l. lui ei ilnd
he proposes to irive away a line :.old
watt h with tin :n Call and inves::
L!ite if vou vi.i'd :i '!( id 'ii'-t.
d r;
1 1. ,.,!
Paii
tiolll
I- i-ti-i..
1.)
-inn.
L l W-
,tt r.i
.Witfwatn slipper;
New "'cuds at Trench'
El Paso (Tex. ) Corr. Globe-Oeniocrat.
The virtual closing of the noted
Cutting imbroglio with Mexico by
the recent reply oi Senor Mariscal
to Secretary IJuvard has created no
astonishment here, but was the
cause of some disappointment to
various persons to whom Cutting
was heavily indebted, and who ex
pected to be reimbursed whenever
lie should get his indemnity from
Mexico, which he assured them
pussee last Thursday, before d vim? ter now stands tticy wlti liardly
revealed an alleged plot of " the i ever reimbursed. Among tne
leadeis in the Lowndes countv I number was Consul Bngham,
riot. He states that Friday last stationed in Paso Dei Norte during
was the liiuc appointed to massu- the Cutting excitement, but now
ere whites. Meetings were held United Stales Consul at Kingston.
by lodges to raise money to pur-; Jamaica. He indorsed one of Cut-
caase ammunition to kill the whites 1 ting's notes, which afterward went
if they attempted to arrest the ne- j to protest. Another person losing
groes. The principal negro en- j heavily is Judge W. G. Lane,
gaged in the plot was Bob Robin- j formeri v of New Orleans and now
son, piesident of the meeting. Neil i eBt op the Louisiana State Lot-
Mangum secretary and treasurer, tv in E1 paS0. 1Ie actitfely
waa also deeply implicated, lhey be-.jciu1c(J Cutting after the latter
claim to have la rge societies ! t out of , )is jxican dungcon.
throughout the United States who ' " , , , , 4 '
i ?. ... i...i i.:f,ir and readilv advanced money lor
iiitic icnoneu iu itveimc Liieu lau- i . , . , ,
en .-ott.p.tnions and protect their j various schemes started by
- im i ... I,.. ... .,t ...ii i,,,imk erratic Ll Paso editor. He
The iieg:-. ckr.i. s that Lowndes, signed jointly with Consul Bngbam
Crensii.,.. u.t.l i.i. tier counties have one of Cutting's notes, which went
the largest clubs and they are fully to protest, and the amount of which
compelled to do their duty. They was collected from Judge Lane by
say lhey have endured the mis- j the Sheriff.
treatment by the whites long Cutting made his advent into
enough, aim propose to put an end j Paso Dei Noite first as manager of
toii.ortheie will be blood.-hed. j a chicken ranch, ihe money to
All members of lodges were not i- start winch had been lurni'shed
lied by the leadfrs that if they lail-! nim by a cterk in tie Mexican
ed to be present at the meeting ! Central Raji,ad office nametl
Fnus. y night and do their tlul y m ' Turoer; This enterprise ended iu
the proposed massacre ot the ; m ,ete f.lihn. aud tl)en Cuttic P
i HTftJ frti.Jtr rnnh Ink liilt t (linltil r '
. " V".' " ! told Turner if he would
cony-e-igHi. oi toe neioes titgag(;i.i ;
m the riot have been arrested am
the
als-
The sheriff's posse and
state troops seem to have pm an
end to the trouble for the pieseni,
but another outbreak is liabie to
come sooner or later.
The Uiieen or Ihe I'aclijr.
San 1'itANt isco, Mav '.).
uovernor r
Perkins oi Co
lion oi the
tiiis morning
ix-
tkins, of Goodali,
. made an examina
inen of the I'acilic
. and after cioselv
pies'. ioning the ollicers and crew,
decided that tiie yess.el was sunk
sole!'- by the w ater which passed
through the ten-inch dead light.
Gov. Perkins said that the com
pany was satiiied that the dead
light was opened by some mali
ciously disposed person, not with
the intention of sinking thy ship,
out to cause trouble lor Captain
Alexander, owing to a difficulty
which the captain had with the
sailors some time ago.
.Vol on Exhibition.
Washington, May 9. The fath
er ot Cora ilelie i'eilows, who was
recently' married, to Chaska, a
"iou., said that the story sent from
St. Paul vestereay that the newly
married couple hat! accepted $5000
for a ten weeks' engagement in a
dime museum is an outrageous lie.
..Mime think the museum manager
pn.'posed to exhibit a bogus Mr.
aud Mrs. Chaska.
.Veiv Chieftain W;mc.
"Winni-pi-g, May 0. The Call,
an organ of the tory party, declares
that ex-president Norquay does
not voice the the sentiments of the
Manitoban lories in supporting
that clause of the Quebec resolu
tions which advises commercial
unity with the United States. It
therefore calls for a provincial con
vention to elect a new party chief
tain. Georgia Prohibitionists.
Atlanta (Ga.;, -May !!. The
stale temperance convention be
fore adjourning passed resolutions
to make a general prohibition con
test in the elections for the legis
lature this fall. Prohibition can
didates will be nominated in every
county and pledged to vote for it
statuary prohibition law, instead
of leaving the question to a vote ot
the people.
Uelcgatc-. to the National ftiivcntinn
Atlanta (Ga.), May y. The
state democratic convention mec
here at. noon to-day to select dele
gates tn the St. Louis convention.
Cleveland's tariff policy will be
strongly endorsed.
t'omlitloii l ncliangcd.
Berlin, May 9. The emperor
passed a fairly satisfactory night,
ili.-s btrength has increased and the
discharge of pus lessened.
lioulaiixcr Klccicil.
Paris, May 9. In the municipal
election in 1 Tozore Gen. Boulanger
was chosen by a spontaneous vote.
He also received heavy vote6 in
several other communes.
IVi!! of ltcsroi' Con tiling.
Utica, May 9. The ' will of the
late Kosoe Oonkling was probate!
to-day. He bequeathed nil of his
property to his wife and her heirs,
and appoints her sole executrix.
Sentenced to Ssm tluciilin.
San Franvisco, May 9. Chas.
R. Bachiiiau, convicted yesterday
on a charge o' ar.-oii in setting hie
to the British bark Brussels, was
sentenced to-day to thirty-five
years' imprisonment at San Queii
start In in
once more in the newsoaoer bui-
; ness he yvouid make money and
: fame enough for both. Turner
! I.uiight tor him a printing outfit,
on which for a few months the El
j Paso Daily Bulletin was printed,
! and when it stopped for want of
i patronage Cutting removed the
material across the river aud sold
half of it to the son-in-law of a
prominent banker and poiittciau,
I with whom he commenced the
j ptt'.itieation of the Cetnincla, half
i Spjifiibh and half English. An
.u ncle on the ingnsn siue vioienny
abusing a rival editor iu. Paso Del
Norte and Cu.Lu;.gs subsequent
arrest brought on the iinbrcgli.
The Centinela still appeared as an-ultra-Administration
or:rn. C erk
Turner removed to San Diego,
cousidejably out of pocket.
Cal.
A Biv i 'tfittr.
.Mormons
the
J'i!!-::i:t!;!g Mork
.liiiliciary.
lor
OcbKN (U.
Jlay term of
Court opened
TO,
tin-
Ma v
First
9.- The
District
londay forenoon,-
Judge H. P. Henderson pfesidinsr.
Iutet'i'Sting )i'-ceedings tire looked
for bearing upon the future sotu-r
tion of the Mormon question. Tin?
calendar for this term . is unpro
cedented'y long, already containing'
v -r 200 cases. The Grand Jury
wi I possiblv duplicate this number.
On the criminal calendar are forty
six cases for the various phases of
tUe Mormon crime. Some of these
implicate one individual on several
indictments on different counts.
Judge Henderson's hands will he
full." It is rumored that the Judge
will soon retire from the bench to
return to Lansing, Mich., to resume
his law practice'. He has made an
excellent record by his conservative
though vigorous enforcement of
the laws, especially iu polygamy
cases.
Ftslllll.Y I A IKS.
Green of eves y shade is the fancy
ot the hour. You can't have too much
of it.
London sanctions for street wear
long veils of gray, gauze tied ia a
big bow under the chin.
Coat sleeves are still worn, but
the skin-tightjsausage roll variety so
long rampant has given away to an
easier shape.
Bridal tea gowns are of India siik
with fronts ot cream lace, which also
shows in an opening at the back of
the skirt.
Vests of gray surah, with Watteau
embroidery, are worn in Paris on the
street under coats of fine black or
suede wool.
The favorite wide-brimmed hat in
troduced by the milliners this season
is a copy in shape of the hat worn by
the Portuguese peasant women.
Full sleeves come more and more
in fashion, and among shapes the leg
of mutton is the one "oftenest chosen
j especially for lace or other thin stuffs.
Tiiis CITY .
-ntaining .". ii
b,n:Jc a '.i.'
e .it '.his ...iioc
IMcasant Journalistic Aiurnilirs.
Our fr end, the McMinnville Re
porter, , compliments our literary
style "iy copying, word for word
our standi nu e"Tyipain offer, sub
stituting ef ci urse its own name.
j It is able even tn parallel our statt -
nient that ours is the only steam
: press iu the county. The Reporter
I is a good paper, and shows good
! taste iu its literary selections.
j Benton Leader.
; Thanks, brother, same to you.
The article referred to met our idea
i'zactlv. Wherever you find any
ithiny : in the Reporter that wili
Losti
GoLf) Lf.CXCT OVAL, ,ve
ie fii.di.-r will please :llv "v -v 1,1 "' v
R-porter.
and pencil, snatch 'er,