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; - . . .. - i- VLBAFY. OREGON: WEDjytSiUY MORNING, MAY 1 GENTS A WEEK. VOL. 1IT-NO i;4 ' -J- -' - It," : 1 The Albany Bakery ! gl Ctieerfthe now Jroarr stent o; Parker Bros. WHO KEEP A full line oi h -tee piOV.SlOII family1 'receries i anu Can ""ealmeapples, Clioice TaMB Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wcdtn tins and Parties. Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt fish.of all kinds. IkiSa FRESH BAKED BREAD .fcCverv X)av Best Svpu. Pies, Oak TEAS and COFFE H ' it ! m, mm. CANNED uOi")S, ETC 1 ne best ."Soap in themarket Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars t3T At John Fox's old stand, lew brick. low Fl nn s W.jH.WIlslflArxG) -A LIVE hiniiture -IN Live This is what AUiany is at present, i anil in order to keep pace vi;!i th lively Ttinos in niiscHy, . n. ii- l;ird has enlarged bi store and stock -o that lie li-jw luis lot- ni )st eoiiiplrlo and desirable litm of fiirnit-irc in 1 1n valley. His double sal-ri.ini!s In Fi o man's block arc lilli-d with an eii-irnl assortniiriit iA new funiHure, consist ing of loiini's in new patterns, lim .yold picture frames, willow -.-hairs, -asy rockers, marble tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examination of the stock will show this to be true in every re spect. HAVING SOLD AN .INTEREST IN MY harness inisiness to 1. J. Overman, I am desirous of coliei tingl all my outstanding notes and accounts. All persons knowinj themselves indebted to me will please call and settle The business wiUJIic'Vontinued as usual at the same please. E. L THOMPSON". Albany, Feb. 22. Magnolia Flour. -nilE F.ES'1 MAGNOLIA FLOl'R DELIV X ered to any part of the cite, for Si. 10 per sack. " JOHN A f'RAWFORO. nlSOdti Agricnltoallmplenienis, FARM IMPLEMENTS I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE; Stoves ami Tinwar AT POll TL A MJ PR1 CES. CALL AND SEE US. E. NELSON, Shedd Oregon. 7 ru't'w 1 A'.rtnrtivmfirtl' Ferry streets k war ramed. j j (-f,) jlWmy W I r'in)iine. where !lh oralis: eiunu, I A "-Vr I v iS rSK. SS t 'and''raiebli-iomnud ripiii .vnl attain X Xz) W iJi, OJLJ"yHk SI Jyr5epSJ3t'"eir I'i-li't jvirfc-tioii iu mi-winter, T" J ULIUS Manufacturer of D dealer in- FINE IM PORTED AND KEY WEST Olsjars, Vlujctuul Smoking Tobaccos, Meersoliaiim and Briar Pipes, and a full line (! Smokers' Al tides.-- Also dealer in. . . .. ', - y - .a. ". 1 1 in I iVT-"--'H ft! - Next door to Purkhari Sc Kecney's WILL Dealers in all Jieet mvsic, musical merchandise,arnmmiition,'fls"h e, etc. pocket krtives. Buns, Pistols, hewing lactones S3 AffuilLineSof XEEDLES, 31 A CHIN OI LS an dEXTKA S. LINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCESCOMPANY. Keairin.s; of sewini; machines, musical" m'truments.'sruns, etc, neatly done HI Fhe Red Front. TWEEJDJjJri: fc IiOIJKJ iSTS. 1 iapdwape,Stoves, Ranges, Tioware, Coppsrwarc. Putrijis. iron pipe, nilib.:r hose and phuiiMnz fods. Sole agents for tin fclehralcd "Early Breakfast" cook stoves andjanges, and "Faultless" parloi 'e ating stoves. Albany, Oiearon. PalipAimin ILa?!1 c. n fl aI" Hlfi A AITAIH AH T I'iiiiiuriiiii, uiiiiii! ui uioUuvcriTO a ; t' VI J rV 'Tf.VUUi. ill. . '". .:" ,;S.'v. 3fe- LS1 P JP nsid in tbnf pl.-Aint len-e-Iy for all gH throat ami lung tioiil,!. -. Snt Absk, P ""ipi'kn. ! v!::i.v ,V ,VSa.ou. r.f Al- iskmMS n n-'l 'f uimLt n gu.irai.tee 'at AniLMNL MLU.CQ.OR0yfLLl.CAL. il.vt-. ml A COi.l) in tlie ncu m. not 'et better".' Hut on an exeessiM secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown from the nose or drop back behind the palate, or hav. ked or snuffed backward to the throat? Are yon rron i'fMi hv hivki')-. siirtin. weak- .mil w, UA.t the: O 1 -NT liU.AWTEED CURE TOR I tbr Co;ciA CATARRH 'ABi ETIfME MEID-Co ORQVILLE 'W w corroding sores ruie Hie eorruptioii wuMin. ; As evci v breath drawn into the hui-fs must pass over and become polluted: l,v the reliev tioti- in the nasal passives, i must necessarily follow that jioisoiiinu oi the' whole s seere irraiiiia'.l" takes place, while the morbid matter th it is swallowed during the sieeo y stem into the s'oma- h, enfeebles diucstion, and oft en-produces dy-prpsia, ai.d ilnaliy ureat' a-s.-s iti., nervousness and consumption. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. If you have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delay. In Cat-R-CYrk at once. We p;--' f ivcly uaraiuee a few applicat.ior.s to relic trcntinen: to i u:e. S:x months treatment for i.O0; sent by mail Santa le at-"- " i-or -"ure. ror sali FOSHAY Joseph Choice Cigars i f ctlViuAL 1 11U1 1 O. Real F.-tate Ori-e, Albany, Oregon. T BROS the leading Warranied razors, butcher and flrrrans Pi aims. I 7 fl-'llllILf. 1 lliili Uli I (Successor to E. W. Lanirdon' DKAI.EI! IX- Drugs, Faints, Oils. Perfumery and toilet articles. a'!-!i a. full line of hooks am' I tf" pp'seriptiutis curefulij ciiiiipoiindt-d :H ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE. .UHanv Oieon Mi.SY . ORECON intlatncu eyes, frc'iueiit soreness of the throat. niiini; or roaring in the cars, more or less impairment of the hearintr, lnsso uic ll, niemi.ry impaired, uuilness r lizzincss nf the head, dryness or heal of nose.' Have you lost nil sense of smell'.' Have you a hacking eou"hV Have vim dspepiav Is i our breath foul"; If so Ivor n.xvK tuk Catarhu. Some have al these simptoms, others only a part. I he Icailne; swnptnlnof ordinary ca tp.rrh isincreaseii secretion of mucus ot yellow or jrrceoish i-olored matter. Foul breath is caused by the decmr posin;; sei retii'tis exuded from festering ulcers tar nack in the head: soinctimcs the membrane covering the hones is eaten away and the Imucs themselves NLY - CAL.ji rauuanv oeciy. such eases ar in Iced oh.ic.-ts of pity, as stench from 't fry O.u ir.iKxiA . e and a thorough sale u)d T" Albariv, Oregon G. L BLACKMAN Mail n W. MASTON, Bi,3ieUK AND Sl"R VT, peon, AHmuy.-jgWtjPB. M H. ELLIS, PETSflCIAN AND SCKr , gcon, AlbaLyiVjto'n. c. C. KELLY, fSCralCJAN AND SUR- neon Albany, yregotl, office over Grail whVs-stre. Omce Sours,- from s a. ji. to J Otfice ftours,' from ti a. i. -'lit- I'. M. I Mi. K. A. McAI&TgfeVIAS UX'ATEU 17 his cilice on thefljomer of First ami lirna.ialbin streets. jSi'r;ftedfield & lironncll's .-tore, where he caJ bfe (onnd when not pro fessionally engage cEj,-'f'-Vi.'- ri:s m.e i i.hvsieis M. E. McCQVIfyHpir(E(PA i tl IC physician, otnio.niiHi resilience corner 01 First and i iiron.c diseases a specialty..TSiSuttation free, flee hours: 10 to raJ"JS"faifc 2 to a v. m. Oi- Dli. NT. BL.ACK.CrRN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd !; How's Tcinj'le. Vill practice in all court til the state, and pvc special attention to all iii.siiis.-jid. VO' AEiiTON & IRVINE, A tToUXEYS V at Law, Allmny, Or. OtPi-e in r;i'UH 1Z and U, Foster's Block, over L. E. Iilain's store. T K WEATHOLtl'OKP, ATTORNEY AT iaw, Ainanv, Oregon. imi;e in wan Fellow's Temnle. Will practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. GI. BAKTLEY, M. D., OFFERS HIS " services to the good citizens of the vi -ini r of Tangent. Linn county, Oregon. t.1i-u ViiiiIel. EN UFSIRiiSG i RAILROAD WORK Will be given enipleMncnt by apply ing to Contractor limit at his nealiuartirs at. Wallula. Work Will be vigorously pushed !, ;!.. V.'sllula bmneh, ai.d an unlimited number of men eaij obtain. employment. TJ EWERT, PRACTICAL WATC11MAKE O . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, Yon viil Save Honey 1Y TAKING YOUR SEWING XUCIIINES ) to the repairer. B F. Parsons, at SiMh arid .klfcrson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay. Fur Sale. A SPAN OF HORSES, 'HARNESS AND wagon for sale, either together or sepa rately as will suit )mrchasers. For informa tion, "all at this ofiiee or at the owner's store I at Sju. r. REVERE HOUStJ, ALBANY, OR.-CII AS. l'fiiifer, I'm!.. Only first eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the ui-li--u. i.i.nijt'ai staie iiiiii-o lir v.'vrai.s. mLTLESS FAHILT IIEDICmi I have used Simmons Liver Kegulator for many years, hav iiijr made it my only Family Medicine. My mother before ne was very pa rtial to it. It is a safe, jrood and reliable medl eine for any disorder of tho Mystem, and if used in time is a great preventive of sickness. I often recommend it to my tVionds, and shall continue to do so. . "Tatr Tardea Tf. TfcollmS. .':1.storM.E.Church,So.Fairfield,Va ' j I TIME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAYtu dt Stray keeping Simmons Mtvn .eimlator in the house. "T have found Simmons Liver 'if srulator the best family med icine I ever used for anything that may happen, have used it in Indigestion, Colin, DUirrhora. Iiiliousness, and found it to re lieve immediately. After eat iny a hearty supper, if. on goiU!i to bed, I take about a teaspoon -fill, I never fed the effects oi the supper eaten. "OVID d. SPATiKS, "Ex-JIayor Macon, Ga." "ONLY GENUINE" lias our Z Staiop cu front of Wrnpper t. ti. Zeiiin &'Co., Sole Proprieh ric;. S1.00 T!JtXAECI.MUA. my O'Uii -ANU HAIR DRESSING SALCdtt, JOSEPH "WEBBER, l'KOI'iniiTOK TJf l.tiilies' r.fl cliiluren s hair oress- nz a siiccmltj-."'' l'liiiJe iruarante'fitl. alislV.cllou (,'ACIti:s OF LAND --SITI-ATEii, 12 ()!) miles east of Albany, near too Orejron 1'acitie railroad, :;o aiacs in eullnation, and contains sutsicient water and timber lor gen era' use. Wouid make four nod farms I'rice, SI 2,000. with terms to suit pun baser. For particulars apply to J. .J. borris. DR. R. KOLDEWAV, VKI Ell I NARY SLR. freon, Albany, Oregon. Crauiiate of i;er. man and Americcn colleges. of 'Albany Oregon. PRESIDENT, L. Flinil. '. t VICE-PRESIDENT 6. E. YoUDg,T'"'. cashier. G.E.C'hanibcrlain, TRANSACTS A GENERAL RANKING BL'SlNESfc. Accounts kept subject to cneek. Sisjht 'Exehongv and Telegraphic Transfer sold on New York, C'hicntro, San Francisco and Portland,Ore";on. Collections maile ou favorable terms, j) J, E. You ' . L. Funs L. K. B1.AIS W. E. H RBRI.L OBO.E. CllAMHrRLAlX. CROSSES & ALLEN -PROPRIETORS GB- COMPANY Ooods handled with care. o it-OOs specialty. NO 1. Coring house to Track and Dray Kli'i'l itill So:.'". JOT!CElS HEREBY Gl LN THAT ON y the first 5Ioii(iay(tlie 4'h day) of .hme, 16sS, at the usual piace of voting in the county of Linn, an election will be held for, State, County and Precinct officers as follows, to-wit- One member of congress, One supreme judge. One district attorney. Three representatives, One county judge, Two commissioners, One clerk, Ot.e rexonlor, One .-.he'-iff. One treasurer, One assessor. One school superintendent, One surveyor, One coroner One justice o the peave in each precinct, One constable in each precinct. W'.iich election 'ill be hc at 8 o'clock in the mort'tnjt, and wiH cocti jfuDtiXi o'cloqk: in CPs atternoon of th carK i.v.': . iafed this 25th day c" Ap- 1888. J. P. GALBRAITH, Ooiintv Clerk. FOR NEURALGIA. The German Scholar, Dr. RICHARD OBERUENDER, J LEIPZIG. Germany, Secre- tary Ethnological Museum, F. S. U. G. A., M. G. S., Author and Savant, wrote over his autograph, here 6hown, as follows: 'I tried St. Jacobs Oil and was entirely cured of Neu ralgic pain." tv I ! t I CURES RHEUMATISM and LUMBAGO. SOIvW BY Druggists and Dealers Everipcliere. CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., BALTIMORE, 1ID. Breai Eng.isU Remetfj, 'i'saile Mart. Kurray s S;ecilic iSSf-Vl A cuaraiiteed cure for al' M nirvci s ilinan s, n.i h a- t:ik Memory, Loss oi uram P. wcr, Hysteria, Headache, Pain in the Buck, Nervous Prostration, Wake illness. Before lakine. .,,lc Seminal Weakness, lm poti:ncy and general losscf power of the Oeneiativo-Driraiis- in either sex- caused by i:nli-ere. ion or over-exertion, and which ill timately l&d to Premature TrdeMric old Ae, insanity and Con stmiplion. j'l.CO a box or six boxes ior..).(). Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. V i.iinraiilo' i i;ves to cure any case, ror every .-'fi.eo onler received we send siv boxes, with a wriuet ftfter T kin sr. n.-iniiitee to refund the money if ourSpecirtc does not effect a cure. Address all commu nications to the Sole Manufacturers, 'Ihc Murray Medicine Co. , Kansas. City, Mo. .ts SoId in Albany by lo'hay Foshaj' 4 Hasoiol jent OR SHORT LINE & UMONTA CJFIC It, M Shortest and best route to all points east and sotitli. I'ulhuad Palace ears. Emigrant or fam ily sleeping cars all the way through from Portland to Council Hhill'sand KansasCity without change. These ears are free of charge. For further particulars rega :ding rates, etc impure of Curran fc Mouteitli, agents, Albany, Oregon F. MERRILL, n. Banker, ALBANY. - - ORKGOX ' Sell exchanges on New York, San Francisco and Portland. iiitv notes, slate, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time do. posits Collections receive prompt attention , Correspondence solicited. Ollice hours frot-8 a, m. to op. m. " Agent for reliab. lire and marine insurance companies? Smoke Eslrellas. Thompson & Overman the, leading dealers. KEEP 0UT THE FLIES BY USING screen tosfanit windows Manufactured by R. B. Vunk. J3?"Sliop on corner of Second and Ellssworth streets. NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREGON V. FST.4 L'STtW Ji. .-.fi,00 E. L.t IHCMPSOr'Agent. Keferei ( es in Aii : i. L. E. Iilain, L. l'iii.n. and ff. Goltrti. S.E. Ycung, li. Mewait C. Tiios. IhinK has just received an ele Urtnt assortment of window shades aud coi nith poles. KT5 GENERAL NEWS. Villardj Will Be President of Oregon & Transcontinental. XKW OEIi;.0 I. A Ml IllsTKK C. Tlie Maine .Eeaocratic State Conveaticn An Anarchist Eeleased New Eail road Enterprises. The IIesald's Special Dispatches. 1 JSkw York, May si. At tin- an nual uieetiiiji 'A tne Oregon & TranscontiiieTrtMt: 18th, it is tin(:Uj.istbod'IIenry Vil lard will be elected president of the company. An address will be issued to the stockholders in Vil lord's name, in which he states that having rendered assistance to the company in a critical stage of its affairs, he now feels called upon to aid in securing more satisfactory results in the future for stockhold ers. For this purpose he says he has obtained a c-operation of the foreign capitalist which he repre sents, and his friends, in evidence of their intentions to infuse new life into the company, have al ready acquired a large interest "in stock. In con r..-;'!i h.- requests a co-optjnitio-i !' t!:e - t- ckholders in' a proposed eiioit. 1- r ilie re-establishing of the Oregon & Ttansconti ental coinjiain-. OHIO Sl'PKEME OlItT. OecisioH-j ICeKEerei in litipoilaiLl CaseN Before the Trilnual. CoLCMUt s. Oiiio, ilay L'l. The supreme court this morning grant ed a motion for leave to fi:e a peti tion in error to Franklin county court, of comini ii piea l'l tin- case of Allen O. Myers, sentenced to three monihs imprisonment for contempt of court, growing out o! an article which he wrote during the progress oi the tally sheet for gery case. The court refused grant leave to file a petition in error to the circuit court, l'ortaire county, in the case of Blinky Morgan, the lCavenna murderer, sentenced to lie hanged June 1. AX AXAKIIUST KELEASED. He Only Served Srutrucc- Six Week of -Ah Appeal. Uis -Milwaukee i Mav ( Jrattkan, an anarchist agitator, has been released from the bouse of correction alter serving but six weeks of his sentence of one year's imprisonment, on account of a technicality. "When the legisla ture held that a sentence lor felon ies should not begin to run until the prisoner was actually locked up, it did not mention misdemean or 5, and consequently the time spent, by Grattkan in jail pending appeal to the supreme court, will he applied on the original sentence. The district attorney will take the case to the supreme court. MAIMS DEMOCRATS. They Meet, and of Course Endorse President ti'leveland's Actions'. ArarsTA, May 22. The demo cratic state convention met this morning and was called to- order by 8. S. Jones, chairman of the state committee. A. A. Powers was chosen chairman, and made a brief address, advocating the con tinuance of the administration of President Cleveland. liui' Horse lcaI. Lexington, May 22. J.1I. Shor tnan, proprietor of tlie Miernidii stock farm lost by pneumonia tin j iivp-year-old bay stallion Henry i Wilkes, bv Ceoroe Wilks. He was never campaigned, and was untried a? a stallion, but the own er refused 15,0U0 for him a sdiort time before. Oitiiitsed to "Corners."' Chicago, May 22. The board of trade adopted tho amendment yes terday abolishing tlie rule prohib iting "corners, by a large majority, This action is significant, local papers say for the reason that in May there might be a corner in corn, and that a corner in wheat might occur iu July without sur prising anybody. , 9 Railway Across Crow Reservation. Washington, May 22. Billings, Clarice's Fork and Cook city rail road company, having secured a right of wav through the Crow res ervation, will, it is said, commence tlie construction of a road at once with the expectation of completing nearly the entire road to Cook city this season. Canadiaa Affairs. Ottawa, May 22. A Petition asking for the commutaion of the caoital sentence passed on Grandy and Kachette, murderers of Mc Leish the half-breed, has been con sidered by the governor in council. TTe decides that the law must take its course. The two men therefore will be hanged at Jiigna next month. Murderer Maxwell. M 1.0U1S. JUay 22. The court ypsterday received a mandate from uie uimeu cuaies sunierue court in the case of Becker alias Max welL The court adjourned with out fixing any date for the" eecu- tioii. It will until June 4. not convene again osck.ov si tri: a:tM.i:. Meeting of the Fiitesnth AiiduaI Session at Salem Yesterday. Speeial to the Hkkald.', Salem, -May L"2- Tlie fifteenth annual session of the Oregon St. te irange met in this city to-day at, 10 a. m., with the following cilice rs present: Master, li. V. Boise; overseer, J. (J. Powell (pro tern.) ; lecturer, II. E. Hayes; steward,.!. W. Cook; assistant steward, J. C. White (pro tern.); chaplain, A. F. .Miller; secretary, M. .1. Train; treasurer, E. strong; gatekeeper,.. .John Simpson; Pomona, S. A. Cook; Klora E.. iiusseU ;.. Ceies, r S.'"v "L. ' Dawsoii" ( pro " tern . ) ; la dy assistant steward, Lydia A. Brooks. The following" list of delegates were enrolled : Multnomali county M. iv. Ship ley, S. E. Shipley O. P. Lent, Martha Lent. " j Lane county F. M. Niglis- ' wander, A. J. Nighswauder. lavid Kby, Elizabeth Eby, J. C. Jenniugs, A. E. Jennings. ' Marion countv F. li. Smith, Sarah E. Smith," Y. I. Hay, Dora Kay, Charles Miller, Nancy Miher. Wasco countv Y. II. Bigs, Mrs. W. II. Biggs. Clackamas countv N. II. Dar ned, Mrs. N. U. "Darnell, T. L. Turner, G. L. Turner. Linn county S. A. Dawson, c L. Dawson, E. E. Upmeyer, E. J. Ujunever, L. C. Kice, Mrs. L. Rice, J. G. Powell, M. A. Powell. Clarke county, W. T F. 0. Yeomans, B. W. Yeomans. Columbia Council, W. T J. O. Wing, Mrs. J. O. Wing. Polk county C. G. Fisher, Mrs. C. (J. Fisher, S. K. Crowlev, Mrs. S. K. Crowlev, J. C. White, Mrs. M. M. White. Washington countv A. Gustin, Mrs. M. A. Tigard. Morrow county A. C. Chrisman, Mrs. A. C. Chrisman. .t'.kamania county, W. T James Nevin, E. Nevin. " - . Gilliam countv O. J. Kizer, Mrs. O. J. Kizer." Idaho territory W. A. Hall, Gnnt county E. S. Peniield. Benton county C. E. Moore. Umatilla county W. A. Sainpler E. S. Sample. Yamhill county W. O. Heai bree, Mrs. N. A. fleinbree. The various committees were j then appointed. H. M. Kennedy was accepted as representative from Wasco county in place of W. H. Biggs, who couUt not be present. The p-laces of Mrs. A. E. Jennings, of Lane county, and Mrs. L. C. Bice, of Linn county, who could not be present, were filled by J. Simpson and Mrs, M. J. Train being made delegates, F. C. Y'oemans, D. Eby and Mrs. A. C. Chrisman were appoint ed a committee on order of busi ness, and the grange adjourned to attend an open meeting at the state capitol. AFTERNOON SESSION. At 2 p. ii. the grange assembled at the state house and was called to order by the worthy master, who introduced Governor Pen noyer, and he addressed the au dience Jin an eloquent manner, re viewing the history American agri culture and the growth of Ameri can freedom, lie was followed by Hon. John Minto, who expressed the hearty appreciation of the grange for the governor's kindly reception, and reviewed the ques tionsthat particularly interest farm ers at present, on the question of taxation and the system of raising revenue. j Hon. J. J. Murphy, mayor of the city of Salem, was introduced and w elcomed the state grange to the city, and expressed the growth and importance of Oregon and tho advantageous work of the order- of P. iron..; of Ilusbandrv. lie ma le S some very pertinent remarks upon the question oi ellectiug assessment and taxation , and closed by saying: "'After listening to the remarks of our granger friend, who replied to his excellency, and knowing that I' am to be followed bv another granger, I conclude that I had bet ter not. monkey with the tariff." Jion. Geo. Downing followed with remarks applicable to the oc casion. . Judge Boise, worth v master of the state jrrange. then followed w ith his annual address, reviewing in his usual able manner the con dition, growth and prosperity of the order. He reviewed the prin ciples and aims of the order, and showed that it is constantly ex tending in influence and prosper ity, j Oregon's Xcw'Land IHsfricl. ; Washington, Mav 22. The president to-day approved the act establishing an additional land district in the state of Oregon. Another Emperor 111. Berlin, May 22. The emperor of Brazil has had a serious relapse. Eureka. The motto of California means, I have bund it. Only in that land of. sunshine, where the orange, lemon, olive, tig and graoe bloom and ripen, and attain their highest hiierfectioii iu mid-winter, are the herbs and gum found, that are used in that pleasant remedy for all throat ana lung troubles. Santa Abie the' ruler of coughs, asthma and consumption. Foshay it Mason have been appointed agent for this valuable California remedy, ami sell it, under a gnajantee at ?t. a bot tle. Three for 2.50. Try California Cat-If Cure, the, only guaranteed cure for catarrh. 1, by mail $1.10. 1 i c jteSt?rlp X 1