..' r a
-f,
15 CESTTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OKEGOK, TUESDAY, MAUCII 12 1i9.
We Can aid Be
Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it
has been fully demonstrated to the
people of this enntry that it is
superior to all other preparations tor
blood diseases. It is a positive cure
f'r syphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erup
tions and pi m leg. It purifies the
whole system and thoroughly builds
up the coni-titutiou.
Hew Caa Paremts
allow their children to cough and
strain and couh and calmly say, "Oh
lcs only a cold, and keep civin-' ;
them cheap anJ dangerous medicines
until they are down with lung fever
or consumption, when they can be s
aiv relieved i.y BEGUS' CHEliIiV
COUGH SYKUr? It has no superi
or, and few equals. Geo. L. Black -nail,
druggist.
Cwatloa I then.
Every mother is cautioned against
giving her child laudanum or pira
goric; it creates an unnatural craving
for stimulants which kills the mind
or the child. Acker's Baby ffoother
is specially prepared to benefit chil
dren and cure their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or mor
phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason.
ippid la the Bed.
Is it not better to nip Consumption
the greatest scourge of humanity in
the bud, than to try to ftay its pro
gress on tiiebrink of the grave. A
few doees of California's most useful
production, will releive, and a thor
ough treatment will cure. Nasal
Catarrh, too often the forerunuer of
consumption can be cured by Califor
aia Cat-K-Cure. These remedies are
sold and fully warrented by Foshay &
Mason.
FECIAL AOTtCK.
DK. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate t.f the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Belle-
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scrofrla enlargements, tumor
and wens, without pain or the . knife.
He also -makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practii ed
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or night. His motto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
"Office end residence Ferry street,
between I bird and Fourth.
Will TED.
THOSE WISHING A FIRST
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Airs. B.
Hyman's. The pianos are fully guar
anteed for live years. The bes-t
iaiM-H miuk: t stand the climate of
the Facitio cast. 'Ihe New Ameri
can Sewing .Machine will please mosr
fastidious. Fainting and music lew
sous given there. Stamping, Kn.
broiilery and Dressmaking done to
order. N. 115 1st St.. Alh-. Or.
9,999.00
IN
To Be
GOLD
Given f Away.
Out cnt this atlvettiaeaient and send it
J. LAHMEKJt CO., Nurseryman, Toronto,
Canada, with 14 three-eest Canadian, ii 21
two-cent American postage stamps, and they
will Bend you by mail (postpaid) in good time
lor planting io April or May next, your
choice of any one of the following collection
of plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the $9,939.00 in gold that they are
giving away in order to intiaduet their Bur
sary stock.
Collection of Flar:t5:
.No, 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardy slim bios; roses,
N. 32 OTerbloomUig poses far fcoasej rsl-
ture.
No. 4 2dahbas.
X: 6 IQjdadiola.
So. 63 hardy grape vines.
'o. 78 raspberry plants, 4 cash Slack aad
red.
N. 8-20 strawberry planto, 4 eheice kiss.
N. 96 ery choice plants four borne ml
ture. Ns. 106 cherry currants (rat'X
No. 116 Lees prolific enrnijti (black)
No, 12 5 wniu grape crrRta
All letters with this dTeitisenient encJosrd
aUng with stamp for any one rr more coi
tions of plant, will be numbered as they
same to hand, and the senders of the first
thirteen hnndrul will rfeis gifts as follows:
1st - tlK 1 he next 20, $10 each.
2nd 100 ! The nest 40, $6 each.
3rd f.0 KThc next 415. $j each.
4th 30 " 1 he next 820, $1 each.
th 20
After Mt,000 letter hare been received, the
sailers of the next 1,100 letters will receive
gilt a follows:
1st $S:'S I Next 19, $15 each
Jwl l.V. 'exr 16, $10 each
2rii - 75 I lie J t 40. If.', eah
4'n-- tO Xcxt 470, $2 esx h
ith i Srl MK. $1 tah
Aft v 1' 0,600 letters have been receired.
e if le.soll ir mt 1,064 letters will re-
;'lt!i a- ifi.l m..
jli1 .$im t,teh Next 6. 42 each
. 4a;Hl 6.. 75riw tiJ Next 15 10 each
S.7andi... 50 1 h Next 34 3 sash
9, 10, 11, 12. 25 ea h Next S93 1 each
After 150,000 letters b..ve been received the
Viiiler.t if the next 1.109 letters will receive
lifts as follow:
1 $10t each l Neat 10 $20 each
S 76 each Next 25 10 each
jl.I4 60 each Next 685 2 each
Next'- 26 each Next 479 leach
Any person niay sand any number of tip
for bnv i( the above collections If 5cer:-n
stumps extra is sens ' will send in .-;,
et a primed liit ol the naniee of all per m
who are entitled to rifts.
tVe make Mii l.heial offer to reader o: ine
IIkl:. Knov-in it viil not pay nanow, bat
or t jrvt i to l. tro luce our stoi k and build
patrwlv t!r mitilinj; pnints are Toronto
and Shrubmounr. (int.. Hobester, N. T..
Lwnisville, Ky., rl nemille. ., and Chicago,
M., and we will guarantee all ste-k to rea-b
v customers in good rt rrtiti'm. We tmi-lo.v
M scents, but deal direct with t iiKtflmeni.
aad can sell and deliver stock to any iart el
the Tnited States or Canaaa at about one
half the price charged by other nurserymen,
thro ok h agents. Kemetnber we will not be
adersold by any reliable firm, heml us a
list of wants and we will quote yon prir: it
10 rents for a bard ome iiUistiau-d vafxU cue
which .you way dcuurt fronj vour f rut onier.
AW:'Wail leiu r-,
J I.A M MEK & CO ,
SUCCOESSRS TO
Having purchased this well known store and added largely to their stock,
carry an immense Hue ot
Stoves and General Hardware
Including the celebrated EARLY
staves ana ranges, pan or ana cooking stoves, a o ail kinds of kitchen
titessiU: also aoomlpete assortment of
Farmers
and
-AND-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
1 traps, hose, copperware, tinware, rrd
prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory . The public is invited to
call . nd inspect our stock. Tw eedale's building, Albany, Oregon,
Csiri fa'Bf. Sstm7 Pttahsas
Mxcouxtar al CUidrmi'i CoupWKtsa otnMTlauF tcv 7Mar CJj..
rawgsHS or Jlavx-catio Siyraps.
jtomi of 3MnJma hUmts Cawtiwrta.
Catorta- rrnvv CWSe, OonetSnitloB ;
Mr Etonuarh, DiamMBa, ErtanXtaaj
Cives healthy sleep ; tdao uida
S3T Rv-rf-.' rm mr J .tiiff frnimn
The Leaiii Clothier.
Carries tho Largest line of Men's
and Bojs9 Clothing, Furnishing
tioods, Etc. in the Willam
otto Valley.
SUITS MADE
Id His JMerchant Tiiioiiiif ftptrat
FOSTER BLOCK,
CITY MDG STOEE.
traw.jGUISS & SON,
G. L BLACKMAN
.Successor to E. W. Langdon
uaauta lx-
Drugs, Paints, Oils.
Perfumery and toilet articles.
als a full Bne of books and
stationary, periodicals, etc.
t3 Prescriptions earehill)
compounded
IN ODD fELLOWS TEMPLE,
Albany . x .-.. v Oregon
W. C. TWEED ALE
BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking
Gardeuers Tools
plumbers' goods a specialty. Our
IS
iM Ihsa-miassi said cjufcfc vnro t
CMtoau cry to Cantria. Zli'-
T KconunenS Ciaetoria. for cMitmf?
roRBflaints, a superior toaxty preaci'iptija
ill So. Oxford BC, Brooklyn.
trira- CiuRsant. Umibxxt. 77 Mcrray Bt, Hew Yuri..
TO ORDER
ALBANY
PROPRIETORS,
Absolutely Pure.
TLls powder never varies. A marvel
of purity,sti tii2;tL and wholesomeness.
Mure evonoinical Uiau the ordinary
kinds and cannot be sold in eompeti
iion with multitude of low test, enorl
weiaht alum 01 phosphate powders
Sold only iu e-ins, Rotal Bakin ow.
der Co . W- Wall -t. N. Y.
D W Crowlxt & l'o., Apeuts,
Portland, Oreo.
rilTSIC'IAN
II T . AMS,
rHYSKSANj AND
IT suieon. sn be found at
his ooice
room ti:
tJri'R'.n-
SirahanV block, First street. Albany
I)RPI
C. CUAMRtJRLIN. HOVF.OPATHIC
nhvpicinii am aureeon. Office, corner
llurd and I.wn ileets, Albany, Oregon.
p W. MASTOX.tll Ut 1C1AN ,AD SUR
VjT gcon, Albany, Oregon.
ELMS. I'HYfclC'IAN AND SURr
geuii, Alliai.y, Oregon.
c.
C. KELLY, l'HYOCIAX AND ol.'R
geon Albany, Oregon, otfue in Puree's
new blocta. onice.houra, from 8 a. u. ti 4
I'. M.
A.
J. ROSSITEH. VETKRINARY SVR-
(fecu, irradiate of Ontario vetcrirarv
college and mcimer of 'the Ontario wterin
ary nied.cal K.cicU', i prtpared to treat tlie
iliscuuev of all dontei-ticatcd animals cti
seientifi; principles. ' tffice second door eafS
of the ofiera house, Alvaiiy, Oregon.
1K KOLDEWAV, VETERINARY SUR.
iJ frein, Allntny, Orop
iii.m anil Anierii-rn colt
jon. -Uraduatc of Ostz
eires.
KlerlrlcanU IlAmeopadilc Treat men!
niHOSE DESIRIN6 EITHER OF TRfSE
X wv'e and relia!e methods of treating "iic
ciLxevm ltmt lr. r. A, ' aJcAlwter iiri.Uiiri.ii
with excellent ai.nliiice lor juiminiKtoriiit;
en her, as the tiBWreoj the cane way reuturi-
!!' t.iny be fuiiiKl at his otlii-e m 'lliird Ueet,
two tmrr ko-.iUi Dfthe electric litht s'fciion,
wni'n ivt atiHjiit mi j r'le.-irnal riusnnw,.
1 IC K A. irALiSTEH, HOHEOPAUIIC
U phyMi laji, haii i.-emoved hm -artii e Yroin
Flint' blik-k to lit resitirinre on Third-street,
two dirtirn smith it the electric IHrfot stitinn.
4TVOKET8.
N. BLAOIUJURN, ATTORNEY AT
l.aw, Alhairvu Oregon. Ottioe -va Odd
oelimv's Temple. 'ill practice in all -ourt
rthoFtate, adf;:ve special attention to all
OUK1U0M8.
OLVEKTON CSIAKLESE. AITWRNEY
at Law, Albarj-, Or. Othi-e n rooms IS
and J4,
star..
Foster's block, over L. . main's
I K. WEATHOKFORD, ATTOSJfEY AT
. law, Albany, lOrcifon. Otlii.-e via Odd
Fellow's Temple. "Will practice in -all the
courts of theatate,and give special attention
to ail business
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS
Rleiffer, Prop. Only tire t-class house
in the city. Larre -sample rooms far oom-
mereia men. Ko tlfeinanien employed in the
kitchen. General aaave office for Oonatllis.
H 'BWERT, PRACTICAL. WATCHltAKE
. and jeweler, Albany, Oret-on,
FOUKD A COLD KINO WITH TOPAZ
set. Owner oaasavva same by alliajr at
F. M. feYeneh's Jewoby stare.
Mt UOBDS OF1 rlK Aftu JBAfLB,
wood far sak.
ly to8,Gonley.
Oysters: s)yatera t
EASTKaS AND) OLYMPIAN SHKVED
freah every day at fi- Pisrcka rttsarant
UntA SewreylaR.
TViaftas taasntnts soarariN aoxaeaai es
X tain accurate ani paampt work byeaJins-
aastn ez-coontr surreTOcF, T. T. TMb&r. He
haacomDlata oanlaa of field notes ane aoam
aais) plats, aad is prepares to do aurrafiiiK in
any pm wtonn oounvy. a-osiomce aoarsas,
Millers Statics, Linn ootnty. Oregon.
H. F, MERRILL,
r.
ALBANY. - OREGOSf
8ells exehanre on New York, San
Franc isco ana Portland.
Buy notes, state, countr and city
warrants. Receive depositr subject to
check. Intercut allowed eat time de
DOflitA
i;01ICCUOne rcuoLTc prompt JtucBNee
Corre8W)ndence .solicited.
nsOfflce nours worn nx.u.im br. it
JaiiCIll iwi - . . u.w aiWglliai IIIC
aserauce companies.
Albany Bath House
-AND-
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR
fTLadW and children' hair dress,
ntr a specialty. DntUe satisfactiec
guaranteed
WILL BROS.
Dealers in all the latest improved
pianos, orgsn8Bewiig uiachines,guns,
also a lull lin of warranted razors,
I uteher aiid pucket anives. The best
kind tf sewing macuitie oils, needles
and extras for ah rreiiiiies. Al! re
7- il. i. !.. 1
pairing-in the al'pvc
lines neatly and
reasonably acne,
GENERAL NEWS.
President Harrison Makes Sev
eral Important Appointments.
JOBS F. SWIFT IS . BEHOVED.
Six Ttcnsandf Mill Operatives en s 3tiiks
io Massachusetts Attempt to
Blow Up a Sate.
The Hkrald's Special Dispatches.
WASnrnuTON, March 11. The
president sent tbe following nom
inations to the senate to-day:
Thomas W. Palmer, oi Michigan,
to be minister of. the United States
to . Spain ; John F. Swift," to bell
minister to Japan ; John D. Wash
burn, of Massachusetts, to be min
ister to Switzerland ; George Tich
enor. of Illinois, to be assistant
secretary of the treaenry, vice
Mayer, resigned.
KSKLJtatg VILBs.
rrrcsMlonal Craeksaiesi AllcMpt i
Utw a Safe.
Victoria, (B. C), March 11.
Protessional crooks drilled a hole
in Ilenrv Saunders' wholesale gro
cery hall safe last night and set off
a charge of powder, but laueu to
open the safe. Tne papers inside
were scorched and the edges were
charred. A large amount of money
was in the safe at the time.
A BIC 8TKIHK.
Six ThsaKMd Mill pent tors Mle 1
JasMachswetts.
Fall IIiver (Mass.), March 11.
A weavers strike for an advance
in wages occurred this morning,
and is one of the most serious in
the history of the labor troubles
here. The weaving departments
of fifty mills are practically shut
down. Six thousand weavers are
idle. The extent of the strike is a
surprise to the managers, who ex
pected only a few mills to be in
volved. A bitter struggle is n
licipated. it'll E mm;4;er.
Kllralu and Swllivaa Rat Likely
I'wawe Tatettoer.
New. York, March 11. Justnow
Jake Kilrain is in a dilemma, lie
wants to leave for England next
wevk, but his backer wishes him
to make a offer to iKjhn L.
Milhviui. The latent proposition i.s
to have the fight between Kilraiu
ami .-ullivtui come oif in private
witiiiti six Mr eight weeks. Kilrain
is wilting to poHipone his Kuro
pean trip and liave the $10,000
stake money put up in some disin
terested mil's hands. Sullivan's
friends reftise to agree to anything
of the kind and maintain that their
man will be in - shape on the 8th
of July. Kilraiu caoe to New
York lo-day.
Jtae anel rfc Aeaabiae.
St, IjOL'is, March 11. The legis
lative -delegates from Nebraska,
-Minnesota, Oolorado, lexas and
Kansas, to hold a convention to
effeot . aniforas .plan of action
against-an alleged beef and pork
oooriibine, have arrived here and
otiaers nrill come tomight. The
convention will meet at noon to-
luorrow
ftteeks te Jlswls,
Pajus, March 11. -Stocks were
very weak this aaenuag before tbe
opening. Rio Piute shares are
no'.32g francs, 75 centimes.
A PBAIBIE BBMAMCB.
er FlaaaiBWJtk Cewkevs
asa Wins Baa Sweetheart.
DwnoxAS (Wy. T. ) March 7.
Widow . McCooL aly 18 years old,
has been station .agent at Dry
Cheyenne, on the stage -route between
there and Buffalo, she ss a brunette
and scatty, and ceanuands the ad-
miratiea of all the cattlemen Ifer
miles wronnd. Alter retasine a
ioxea ften she aceapted Martin
Huntaan, a wealthy ranchman, and
thev to be were married ia May. Last
week a ijlonde-haared aSnglishmaa
named Jams Kidd, traaliac for an
Omaha provision booae stopped at
Dry Cheyenne for ikreakiast. He
fell in ieee with the widow on first
sight and his good looks, gentle
waya and JSnglisn aceeat praduced an
impression, lie went so JSanalo,
transacted his business ia a harry,
returning to Dry Cheyenne oast Sat-
arday, and that uicht teok the
widow to a 4anee twenty Bulas away
at bbenff Williams rancb
huntoon was insanely jeajoes aad
his cowboys .were ordered to sack a
q barrel with the tenderfoot .and
shatothimif pessible. ine program
me was carried iut, but Kidd palled
two six-shootecs ind backed np
agaaast a closed idoor leading to the
bedroom. W hen the shooting begaa
the Auhts were extinguished. ISd
Cook, Huntoun's loreman, dropped ,
dead from ene.of Ki-id's bullets, aud :
three or four others were wounded
Kidd was shot in the arm, and tbe
gang was eioaine in on nun, wnen tne
door nenina mm auuueuiy upouro.
He waB dragged into the bedroom
and the doer was quickly bolted.
The pretty widow instead oiiaint-
ing, had j ot into tne ucumwu nui i ani
Mm rvar ana A. to a oweu an uus w
her coolness His escape inuie
darknci-s was 'not discovered, Kidd
secured a saddle horse and placing
the widow in front of hiiu, galloped
off. The couple were ten illy ex-
A
hausted when they reached hem
Suuday night. After refreshments
tbey hired a team and driver ana
pushed over the line to Chad run
Ned., where they were married.
Sheriff Williams aud a dozen cow
boys got there ten hoars behind them
having first gone to Clieyci:ne.
They were terribly enraged when
they found the elopers were so tar
in the lead, but started for Chadron.
They have not returned this way,
and it is believed the elopers ieached
a railway station and are now in
safety.
PUBLIC LAID IX OBKVOX.
Practical larorasallea t These Whs
Ileal re l Catera
The maay inquiries being received
at the land office at Oregon City for
information ia regard to locality and
character of nabUc lands ia Oranos:
warraat the pblication "of lBeToD-
. . . t t 1?U-J
lowing stacemens wsico is luruiaucu
by the receiver Mr. Burney.
The Oregon City land district ex
tends to the southern line of town
ship 13 south, to' township 8 east,
the Columbia river on the north, and
the Pacific ocean on the west. South
of this is the Roseborg district, ex
tending to the state lias.
No vacant iands are found in the
Willamette valley proper, but
along the foothills, on either side,
and en the western alone of the
cost range. In the counties of Clat
sop and Columbia the vacant lands
are found back from the Columbia
river from one to five miles. All
lands alopg the Nehalem river are
are entered from a half a mile to twe
miles back. These lands are, or
have been covered with a heavy
growth of timber.
In some sections forest fires have
burned the timber, and only the dead
trees and and undergrowth remains to
be cleared away in order Co Ut the
land for cultivation. These lamia
in Western Oregon, are well watered,
and in many localities may be found
good agriculture Iain's. The general
descriptions of coui tie-j in the state
contained in circulars issued by the
Board of Trade, may be accepted as
correct descriptions of the public
lands.
The following is a reusonaLly ac
curate estimate of the vacaut lands
in each ot the counties oi Western
Oregon.
County.
Clatsop
Columbia...
Wasuintrton,
Tillauiuak . .
Yamhill
Ilcntun
Multnomah.
Acres.
...............250,000
lOO.OOU
, 40,000
600,000
40,000
0,000
25,000
140.000
210,004
440 (MjO
300,000
200,000
.2'i000
nr.ooo
37U.C00
C0.0O0
.tO,000
can obtain in
status of any
i lackanian. .
Marion
Linn
Lane
Douli ;
Cues. ,
Josehinc ..
Jackstm
Ctirry
I'olk
lutendiug settlers
formation, as to the
Quantity of lands bv
cor re spot M i ng
with the laud office, free wl charge.
tiut the business will not permit
8cripttors of whole townsltipaaathe
number of denu nds ir such lufni ma-
ti m is unlimited. A directors ir
Uctera Orrgou and Washington
ciwtaining fail i uferaia'ioit tu reyrri.
to vacant lands and how to proceed
tosicquire title will shortly he issued.
Mums AhV TBINCS.
Grover Cleveland's intimate
friends isi Buflale emphatically deny
that he ia a epirtualist, and rather
intimate Chat fee is inclined to nia
terialisas. It ia staid that Mayor Grant, of
New York, will be Mrs, Cleveland's
partner in the opeuing quadrille at
the Washington centennial ball.
April IS.
It is said that the cost of the
great state trial in England, growing
ut oi a imasnons cnarseof the
London Times against Mr. Parnell.
will mat t-llbert of f 1.000, 000.
JSz-Uevernar Kedheld Procter of
Vermoe, is described as "a tall, lank
toroad-sewnMeresI
.with a niah. 1
inch coatee. It would require hut a
apiae-iaii eat ana nand-me-tiown I
. 1 a a W a .
trousers made an of tbe stars and
1 stripes to eetrvert aim into a typical
Uncle 8am.
Mrs. Nellie Goodwill of Detroit, is
suing ao aged millionaire named
ruber for SoO.000 for alleged breach
I of promise. The lady kept a board
ing bouse and Fisher was one of her
boarders, and upon this fact he will
doubtless largely rtly to convince
nvince I
of the j
tbe jury of the absurdity
piaintiu s claim
ic is remarKea mat an the saonev
W a. a aa aa
which the world possesses to-dav
wenld only pwrohaae one-third of its
railways, siaoe the railways ia the
world are worth nearly S3C.000.000.-
000,000, or about one-tenth of the
total monetary wealth of the civil
ised nations and over one-quarter of
tSeir invested capital
A Youuzstowu letter in the Pitta.
burg Tribune says: It is claimed
that tbe largest anvil-blck made ia
Aswrica is being built at the Mor
gan works, Alliance. It is in eight
section eectweurhins when finished
78.700 pounds. Six are of iron, but
tne two which will meet tbe direct
shock of a twenty-lve-ton hammer
are tr be ef sCM-learth steeL
Bet :te Humble, eelored, was an in
mate ul a Cincinnati workhouse.
Her bahy was taken sick aad the
woman was permitted to go home
to nurse it en her promise to return
fcBd serve out her unexpired sen-
tenae. 1 huraday sli- sent a note to
t;ie authorities: "Send tbe work-
D0Uae wagn to my house Friday
moming. My baby is dead, and I
ready to go back. That was all.
THB'KEV. GKO-. 11. THAYKR. or
Bourbon. Ind.. savs: Kotli nin lf
end yife owe o ur lire to f 1;'i!o1jV (. on-
sumpiioii rurc .'JFor ule ly FoI-ay
Musou,
SrATJi NEWS.
An Aged Citizen of Lebanon At
tempts to Commit Suicide.
TBE 0).B. at X. BTBIsiE IlCUaJiCBB
Another Aoooast of ths Burglary at Lee
anon-Tbe Willamette Valley Ar
riTes at Taqtina.
Special to the Hbralk.
Lebanon, March 11. J. Hyde,
an aged resident of this place,
father of J. T. Hyde, attempted to
commit suicide at about 16:50
o'clock - this morning. He had
been in poor health and dejected..
He went to the bam and -cot his
threat orith- sv nzotw physicias.
was called ' in, and 'after dressing
the wounds pronounced him en
tirely ont of danger. -":
A "daring burglary was perpe
trated during Saturday night or
Sunday morning in the store of 0.
B. Montague at Lebanon. The
thief entered through the window
in the rear of the building by re
moving a portion of the glass, and
having once got inside evidently
took bis time to select such goods
as could be carried in a email
space, siich as gloves, hoisery and
jewelry, and it in possible he got
away with $25'J or $300 worth of
proierty. No clue has as yet been
obtained to the burglar.
Taqolaa Paaaeeaera.
Yaqiis A.March 11. The stean
ahip Willametto Valley arrived at
6 f. m. to-day with the following
list of passengers : J- C. Brown,
Mr. N. J. Robertson, H. A. Clark,
J. T. Priest. E. R. Stevens, J.
Ford, R. B. Moodv and wife, Mrs.
F. Moody, D. Robinson, W. C.
I'reall, G. Ciiluert, T. J- Myers, H.
J. Frelly, i. A. Sharp, J. W.
Coster. J. Kelley, W. W. Connor,
S. J. Brady, C. Keily.
Tue O. K. t X. trlke.
rouiLAsn, Mar-'n ll. There ia
no likeiiuitja ot any lmmeaiaie
settlement of the trouble between
the steainboatinen and the O. R.
&N. Co. The strike remains un
changed. A DI KL WITB PIT18.
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Lexixgton (Va.), March 8. A
duel with pistols was fought this
afternoon by two young society
swells, who up to a few hours of
the duel were' boon companions,
fast friends and occupying the
r-arae suite of rooms. Warwick 8.
White and II. C. Plarkey, both
popular and well known young
roen, had a n-.isnndTt mding thl
evening as to a remark, made '
tbe latter iu connection with a
friend of the former. The disparag
ing remarks of Markey angeied
White. A protracted dispute final
ly culminated in a personal agree.
ment to fight a -Itu-l witli pistols.
Accordingly White selected Pet
Williams as his second and Mark
y named John Dcss as his repre
sentative. The principals and aac-
ondsat once left town, and, In t
secluded place in the suburbs.
maraea ou ininy pares. i i prin
cipals faeel each other with Colt'e
32-seven-shot dueling pistols, Alt
u signal they began firing. The
pistols were emptied without si
result and seven more shots were
fired without effect. At this stag
of affairs it began to look as if
neither of the agtrieved youths
could hit a flock of barns. The
pistols were charged for the third
time. The last seven rounds were '
fired in rapid saessionf and
when the smoke cleared away it
was found that Starkey showed a
bullet mark. Forty-two shots were
ured in all. At the conclnainn tka
principals stepped forward, shook
1bW.a.J 1 a m .
ana maae friends. This
statement is
i the principals.
corroborated by
Be .1 Ezperisaeat.
Ten cannot afford te wast tim i
.xperimentiug when yous lungs are
in danger. Consumption always
seems at Brat only a cold. Do n
permit any dealer to impose apon yea
With Some Chean imitation nl IV.
King's New Discovery for Consumn.
tion, (Coughs and Colds, but be sure
you get tne geouine. Because La
can make more profit he may tell yon
lie has something just as good, or fust
the same. Don't be d-eiri. hut i.
eist upon petting Ur. King's New Dis
covery, which is guaranteed to give
rclelf in all Throat, Lun and Chest
affections. Tnat bottles free at Fes
qy c Mason's Drag Store.
A CBilM Blllrsl.
Another "child killel hv the nse el
opiates given in the form of Sooth
ing syrup. Why mothers give8 their
children such deadly poison is sur
prising when they can relieve the
child oif its peculiar troubles by using
Acker's Baby tioothtr. It ntaina
no opaaaa or morphine. Sold by
Foshay A Mason.
applaeas sum! Ceaieaisjseat.
Cannot go hand in hand if we look ea
the dark aide of every little obstacle.
Nothing will so darken lit unA m.V.
it a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the
worst torm ot Dyspepaia, Constipa
tion and Indigestion, aud make life a
happiness and pleasure. S ld at 2S
and 60 cents by Foshay & Mason.
Ben F. French. th nistlinirrmft-
agent, has received front Washing
ton a lieautiful metiioir, eontainine
complete details of th inuuuuratinn
of President UarriMm. it reach!
here ou remarkably tuit !; time.
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