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15 CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGON, THU HSDA Y" JUNE
1889.
VOL..1V. 2XO. 170
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Leading
Carries the Largest line of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishin
Goods, Etc. in ilw Willani
ette Talle ,
SUITS MADE
In His Merebaot Tailoring Diptat
ftdsms BLOCK,
What
infxaU aad Ch.Udrm'a Ccmplairrte. gnparior to Caatoy CL
yq-ggr.ritf of Karoo tlo tSTmps. CbUArvn err for Cantoris. Sil-
jiona f Mother hl- Cartoxdo.
Ww Stomach, Diarrlicsa, KrnctaUoa:
vra healthy sletp ; alao oitin 4iista
fk'iiiuattaitoUs atupelocuja.
CITY DRUG STOEE.
FINE LINE OF ' ;
A RT STJPlPLIESl
TOiLET AN'S FANCY AKTICLBS.
PRESCSIPTlCiNS. CAREFULLY ICOMPOUWDED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
I&rHcr tvsr-J Dcutch asiochsn
G. L BLAC
KHAN.
Successor to E. V. Langdon;
-CEXLKit IX-
ui'ttgs, Paints, Oils,
aud. toilet articles,'
so a faJl line or boons and
tationery, periodicals, etc.
JS?" Prescriptions carefully
compounded
H ODD FELLOW'S TEMPI!
say
Oregon.
irr
TO ORDFJ
ALBANY
Is
T roconnnecrl Hatorta fof ciiilarrn's
tcastc to m?,' IS, A. Abckzk. M. D..
Gofa
Eaa CterAss Ctanixr, 77Hirray SC'EenrYurk.
I
!.:
Ir.;
HMB1 BP v.
ai.ni." uau ltd kii l
This powder never varies. A marvei
of paritytren.jjth and v. holesomeness.
More economical than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum oi phosphate powders
Sold only in t-mp. Rota I. BakuC "ow
Dtr. Co, lO-". Wail ?t., N. Y.
laV' C'hdwi.kv : Co., Agents,
Portland, Oregon,
DAVIS, M. 1. rilVSiCIAX AM)
hi 'eoi. Can l'f fcnml at his ntiice
room ir. .Strahan'a Mctk, Kirst s-tiett. Albany
Uroiron-
room
Urosol
m
V. CllAilUKULlX. HOMIIOI'ATHIC
llivsioiaa and euKoon. Oltiec, corner
'iiiird and Lyon streets, Albany, Ortircn. Of
fice hours, inorniiiu's. S to !) and 1'2 t t and
after ) in c ciniiirs.
r w. MAsTo.v. physician
UT, Se0" Ahiany, Orison.
a-j sun
M.
H. ELLIt:, 1'HYSICIAN
jfcon, Albai.y, Ort'nn.
AND bUKr
1 C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND oUR
V'. j;t'0' Albany, treK'ii. "tri;-c in Pu-roc's
new block
Utli.jc li'.ur. frcin S A. m. to 4
r. m.
A J-
liOSSlTKH, VK" KIJINAKY S-UR-
L'ton, -'raiiuate ol oiit.-uio vctfrirary
co!lri;e ami member of tho liiitario vvtvriii-
:iry inudical society, is vn'I'r.ml to treat the
diseases of a!l d ii:estieutt(I animals on
"t'ientitio Jirinuj'les. O.'liee at Ans Marshall's
Hvcry stable. Hei.leaet th and C&hiiocia
streets, Albany, Ort-ijon.
Dit. It KOLUIAVAY, ViniirJNAHY.Sl U
peon, Alb.:ny, Oregon (wu.iuute of fievj
man :in.l Anieriern eollrufs.
ATT!S:.V5:V!.
p. a. "s. lii.M urn i:n. w. wiaiiHT.
BLACKiil Its'. .V XVniilHT.VrroilNLYAT
I, aw, All'iii.y, Orcu'.n. Ultii.e i;i Ui!'i
bellow's Temple. Viil .r;vi ti-.e in a!! courts
of the btatc, aadfi1. ? sj.ve.a! uttt-ti ,w tQ 11
buiin'.'ss
l'CLYKlifON' CMAIil.KSjfc. AtTOKNKY
V V at Law, A'i.;ii;y, r. otliiv in rjr.ilis )
an i H, fester s t'i'.''!;, over L. K. Liia;r.'s
I K.
Wl-.A ill!) KM .U, .vriOKNKY AT
t) . law, AlVivs
iiri'iroa. it'.v.c in Udil
Ke'lows Tcms'-e. Will ir.M-l ia all th:
1 courts of t!ioM.-.te, ami eixc special i'.ter.licn
I to a!l I'.jviiiess.
KVF.ni: iioisi:. alp.any. ok.-chas
. I'l'. ifw r Pr.m Ofilv flrht-i-i-lafts bonc
I in the city. Larpe sample rooms for corn
! iiierrial men. No Ciii!i;-.men rniployed in the
j fciti lie!!. Ccaeral stu-e iCi.-u for Corvalbs.
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r. PRACTICAL WATC5IMAKE
eweler, Albant , Oregon,
son
ItOLLAliS Tn LOAN ON CM)t
rea' cHatearruritr. Apnlv to S. W.
Crodcr, AIKiht pcMSce.
l.tnl iirvcylp.K.
T)ART1KS DV'ltllMI M'f M'ISfi IHiNK. CA.V Olt
tain ne..-urate and prompt work by callinir
upon i-x-eonntv mirvf vol I-. T. T. I-'ishcr. lie
hasccmp!ee copies of ileid notes and tawn
ship plats, and is prepare i to do mirvevingf in
any part f Liaa county. Pcstofi'.cc addles,
Millers Station, Linn cuuntv, Oregon.
p P.. WINN. AC-flN'f FOR THE LKA
VJ Are, life and.accider.t ipnraiii e ttui-
panics.
'r Kent.
I T7UP.NI
j l1 City
P.NISHED P.OOMS TO HINT.
AT THE
Restaurant.
THAT HACKING COUCH can vr.
so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guaranice it. Fobiiay A iiason.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker
1
ALBANY,
OREGON
York, San
Sells exchange on New
Francisco and Portland.
Huv notes, state, county and city
warrants. Ucceive deposits subject to
check. Interest allowed on time do
posits
Collections receive prompt attention
Correspondence solicited.
r??"Oilice hours from 8 a. m. io 5 p. m
Agent for reliable tire and marine
nsurance companies.
Albany Bath House
! and.
i
I HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
j JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR
i JifLadie? and children's hair dress,
i nsr a specialty. DntiJe satisfaction
' guaranteed?
SOLD
IT.
HAVING SOLD MY INTHffKST IS THE
store of aeneral merclianibsc of the
linn of Covhow Cait... to. K 'S-nn:ii!. I
wliil, t.i rnll t"..- i.ri... t.f r 11 w Y.n I.-ivvr-
til. mseP es ii i'. "-.i s-i i. r-lir,w 'al le to
tall and M-tt't it . . lL'.-.in; ..!d out en
nn oiiiit t l c- r i..:i fb, I enct to thange
dima'i! for awhile, i-.i d :n r-.u:.is not
s-tf!i-d bet-ire I art rcody .o Ic.-i.e i'.rownsviPe
" iii be li ft v. itli :;n Mi' er I'.r i i.,e.-t:o:i. A
w..r.i io th" wi.-e is viilick".!.
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The modes of death's approach are
various, and statistics show conclusive-
ly that more persons die from diseases
of the throat and lungs than any other.
It Is probable that everyone. uith.M.t
exception, receives vaster timber d
"I n!. eicJe Cicniib into the syt-tetn tu-il
v. lu re tl;ec germs fall upojj Riit:;lic
sr.il they start into iil'e and develop,
Ht lirs.t slowly and is.f-fcftivn i,y a
slight tickling rcusatiou Jft the throat
anil if allowed to - conti.-tne their
ravages they exten4.to.ttO'nrs-rro-
ausiuir eatan h. XowlII this i ;
dangerous ana if -ulowcu !- proceed
v. ill in tiiiif; cause death, A ! ll:e :?i:t
oi must act with iriii!':ji!n -s; allow
i'ii;' a !! t. go wi'.hnui :;!. n?ii i i
!.:!i;-CS-Oll Mid l:i:lV .:. ,('.!
life. A .soon a j you feel t:ia! mVic
tl.in. is wrons v. ilh yurtli.-oa, ltiuf.'S
or nostrils, obrain a hi.'ticof Uoscl.ee-'s
ficrraan Syr;;p. It v. :-. .;ivc .iti
mediate relief.
Sou JaKiioi Alio ni.
Mil of t lic j ear to 1 e
oil reliniiV' li.:n:n.Ea
.'(:
:il.;a:n in !.!:e as eraiisi-s, cuiic,
ia:rii c art-.l all irlla-iiuafio'i of th"
st.'-niac!i r.iu) L-o'v.-ei. am escteilinjily
ilr.e'erous il' i.ot atle'ided (. at once.
One i i.ttir- of Jil-X.-GS' 1)1 Al'l'MOKA
HA I.SAM will '.o uir.ic oo.t in cists
of this kiml t'.ir.n any other medicine
on earth. We guarantee :t. V. L.
K!a'l matt . (3 m L'v'nt.
SPECIAL .6TItX.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
fJraiiaate of the Royal College of
Loudon, England, also of the llelle
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice aud makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors
and wens, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practi eii
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or niht. His motto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL,"
ffS"Ofticc and residence Ferry street,
between Third and Fourth.
9,999.00
!N GOLD
n
iiiveii ....
Ci-.t rthl ibis ai'ieilisi nieiit and tn;d it
J. LAll.MKIt ic CO., Nurter.vniaii, Toronto,
Canada, with It three-cert 'Canadian, ni
two-cent American pesia je stamps, ai d thev
will send yon by mail (postpaid) in good time
for planting in April or May next, your
noi.:e o( any onn of the fclhiwmir coUcctto;.
rf il,t.fd Mili-r w.nr r,mn it. tf.,itl.
lion for liie !-r).fi.")!).oo in cr lil that they aic r
-iviii? aw.iy in orcj. to uitrouuec tl.cir l.ur
scry stock .
Collection of F'Iai:ts:
.n hardy roea.
No. " '.! har.ia- eiillibii:!;' l'ofi f,
.No. :; oMil'loDniiiisiioMs : rii
lure.
No. 4 2;U'miar.
No. 6- 10 Rh'.lioia,
Ni. ti .'i hardy raj'.v viiit.'
'f. 7 -S rcsp?err- plants, ;j i.nli l.'at i.-i.l
red;
No. S -:;) strtn berry plants. 4 efci.:ce kirn's.
:' !l -." very choice plants four hot
TTtiire.
-No, 10 ft ,-l;tr:y rurrants (reC).
No. 115 Lees proiiliu oiirrafctt (bl-c!;)
No. 11 5 white r.ipe crinnts
Ail letters with thisadx erliscn.clit eiulosf d
a!o with stamps lor any one or more
tions of plants, will be nmiibeml as the.i
om ; to hand, and th-j scndi rs of t!'C first
tbirrem hundred will re eiic vifts an follows:
1st irlM i The next JO, $!o'eaoh.
2nd 100 . I he ne.t 4u. s.'. each,
::rd - 60 The next 115, . ea,
ii SO i 1 he next I each.
oth !10 1
After 50,000 letters have been received, the
senders of the next 1,P;0 letter will rcren
ui:t aa follows:
1st $2J5 Next 10, si.', each
2nd 135 1 Next 15, H0 each
Jrd - 75 Next. 40. 5 each
4th 50 I Kext 470, S?2 eaeh
5th ih j Next 500, ?! each
Afur ltO.OOO letters have been rwt-eieW,
e a"-; kn ol t if n;.t 1,000 letter will re-
-j'fts ae loil iws:
and S100 Men j Next 5 $20 each
::, 4 and 5.. 75 each j Next 15 10 eaeh
0. 7 and S. . . 50 each (Next 3:l 3 each
J. 10, 11, 12. 'J5 each Next fi93 1 each
After l."0,000 letters huvc been re eived the
senders of the next 1.109 letters will receive
cifts as follows:
1 $100 each I Next 10 ISOeacfc
2 75 each j Next 25 10 each
3 and 4 50 eaeh Next 6S5 2 eaeh
NextS 25 each Next 479.... leach
Any person may rend any number of times
for any of the above collections. If 5 cent sin
stamps extra is sen;, we will send in Juno
next a printed list of the names of all persons
who arc entitled to cifts.
We make this liberal offer to readers of the
IIkrald, knowing it will not pay us now, but
our object is to introduce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points arc Toronto
and Shnibmount. Ont., Rochester, N. Y.,
Louisville, Ky., l'lainesville, O., anil Chicago,
111., and we will guarantee all stock to reach
our customers in piod condition. We employ
no avents, but deal direct with customers,
and can sell and deliver stock to any part oi
the United States or Canaaa a anout one
half the price charjred by other nurserymen,
throiiich agents. Kimember we will not lie
undersold by any reliable firm, ieiidusi.
list of wants and wc wiil quote you pricey; or
10 rent for a hard omc illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct from vour first order.
Addres's all letters
J. LAHMER & CO.,
Nurserynen,
TORONTO, CANADA.
WANTED.
THOSE
WISHINC A FIRST
I class piano,
sewing machine, the
latest music or artists materials, will
find a barcain by cading at Mrs. JJ.
Hy man's. The pianos are fully guar
anteed for rive years. The best
riancs made to stand the climate of
the Pacific coaht. The New Ameri
can Sewing Machine will please moat
fastidious. Painting and inusi.s lea
sous given there. Stamping, Em
broidery and Dressmaking done to
order. No. 115 1st St., A I ban v. Or.
For chilblain and frost-biter.
('l:atiter!..i:.'s Pain Balm.
'i:r-n
arts
promptly applied to the Iroz.-n
It W li
M:ul.
pi event t!c
or i iiir
' aiiil !.!'.:'.
i-k.!.
from
Hi: rung
:ii the
ii I.:.m:is
otr. it
rtieg of
ii"- !'!!; !
' ' f.v
0.B
Awav
t ;t.-i.i:
OVER THE WIRES.
j
! Fnolkh Piv-itolKtc Tnv-cin-r i
I S 1 " WliailStS InveSiir.ff IB
American Fiouiing-
Kills.
DAXAO K
FitOM
Ti:."is.
"W3 " lU0 B,UW ro
Coiit-i V.m
U Tl i. p at. T l l . r- 1
ihi I!
v ,.
Youk. Juno I:). uei
L'rtc-Miieyer, :s j,ent foftliu i-IimliM:
.- iile which i.s un h;i:-ii!
Aini-iieai! h;(!ei ies ?aid tc-iiuy :
fhis t;yi:iic:iU, wliicli by the way.
i i net t-yi:(iic;ite, hut tiic-rely
i:t:::i!;(r ! English capitalih'.s, i.-;.-iii;s
to invent in iiotir an.l ioIiit:
mill:-. Vi arc already lu''ftitilinv
i r t!. ; urciia.'e of tlili'erent ii;i!!..
aii jiroiioso to liiauufaclnro llor.r.
J am not at liborty now, however,
to Matt' whrie tht'te lnannfactoric-:
and mills are."
THE 1UC.N WOiCKKRX.
The Amulsamated Association
Adopts Important Meatirfs.
l'rrrsp.UKG , June 19. The
Amalgamated At-seciation of Iron
and Steel VTorktrs' cvnvfJition
to-day granled the application ci
the bolt makers for admission into
the organization. A general strike
association measure was suggested
by the American Federation of
Trades Union, whereby all the
members of the federation are
assessed in case of strike in any of
the trades unions-was adopted. The
amendment was also passed
promptly admitting a large num
ber of men about the mills who
hetetofore could not get in. Every
body employed about the mills
can now be freely admitted, except
common laborers. This latter
que'tion is left to the discretion of
tne local lodges.
stoj:ms in THE OL WOKl.!.
Jreat Dsrr.ajre to Crops-I-osc of
Life ami Property.
Bi-ulin, June 10. Heavy rains,
accompanied, by thunder, have
swept over IIet'er, onthwef-t
l'hal:a, Nassau and rfrmsta'dt.
The storm extended eaEt to Sax
ony and south to Bavaria, doinj;
serious damage to crops. Several
persons and a large number of cat
tle perished.
ftfMMRiiy'fl Iic:r.a:;l e.n rinner.
1'ahis, June The .Soleil Fays
that Germany has made a demand
upon France for an explanation for
. ho anvM- of an alleged spy named
liCchner, near Bedford." on lafct
Sunday. The French oUic'als de
clare that documents found on hi.n
it:ii!ied his arreit.
A Taute Yacht Kace.
(ci:eM)Town, June 11).-
The i
; vaent race was not nniMieu unii
nearly 5 o'clock thi.s mornins. The
Ver b? reached the club tp'.ay at
4 :-!(;. The Yarana and Naisyric
became bn-uinied and anchored a
ipiarter of a mile from the quay.
World Sundu.r Skojil'CjinvPiition
Nlw Yokk, June 1!). There
Bailed for Liverpool aboard the
l'.a hnia to-day 3d0 l(;legates to the
World's Sunday School Conven
tion, which uvoc'h in London on
July 2. They represent the Sun
day school of all the leading
iiciop.
Fair Woatlivr.
Sax Fka.( isco, June 15). !en
crally uir weather i.s indicated for
Oregon and Washington territory.
!urn'n Catarrh SanfT.
Sure cure for aore eyes, deafness,
headache, and the worst forms of
catarrh in the head aud throat. Price
'Si cents. So'd by Pomhay iMasoa,
Albany, Oresron.
Merit Mins
We desire tosav to our citizens, that
for vcars we have lieen selling Dr.
Kind's New Dicoverrtoi Consumption,
Dr. King's New Life Pills, Buckler.'
Aruica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesi
tate to guarantee them evcrv time,
and wc stand readv tu refund the pur
chase price, if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
hay won their great popul.ritv pure
Iv on their merits, osnav & Mason
Druggists.
The Albany Furniture Co. would
be glad to have you call and ex
amine their somplete stock of
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
We believe we can make it to your
interest to examine our prices and
sroods before purchasing. Corner
First and Ferry streets.
A new line of fine wall-papers witfc j
boaters to match have been opened at
Fortiuiller A li ving's. They are new
and elegani dign. Cab and sae j
tit? pi.
. ;
Jf yu want a clean and line r-mokc I
tskforJ. Joseph's home made white I
aljor.ei-ai s. For sale hy moht cigar i
dealer and at J. Joseph's factorv. !
1 !
New stvles of gilt and brom:e
... . " . . ... . . I
inouldiiius just received at the Al
bany Furniture Co Picture framca
made to suit the "most fastidious.
t'orue anil ee ii", we enarantee a
lit in the frame or no sale. Corner
First acd Frrv Mrcots.
I or our
'.Yi-t v'x
i-:T sTMrc,
: ..I:-!!'-!
mi" iniporn.il atul Ke
i.'o lo M. Rauinsrart
lie t'.ccr cast ofbiaik
lt It (iKEAT NATION,
An English ( inton oa the Great
news of tho I'niteil State.
L rdoii Spectator,
If the United States were a
small power, her 'vjrigiDal idea of
diplomacy," as the German chan
cellor's pen ni; n cal s it, might be
couskh red a caprice, and passed
b. " " i 'r- tbV reate
' 10 tbe wl'rtd,' b
orcr witii n smile; tut her people
reatest , nation
nothing !:nrt o( r.ctunl vjoiem-e
tyoti'd ;nv ir.Iuce :;r.y nstion t ?
attack I.; ;-, iii.o , t-u'd. ii i '.
l'f - S' I
oi any ;
t; tie sit:
am., i;
men t'o'i;
but if si
:.".:t.-t i
ti.'i!
r t .v!
V.: - ( liitiu.ici--:.;':".
1: !
y i :m!i .;
iivTr tl!i!!-ii!l.t
r'Aoikid tit home;
!:biir:r. plusiet kept
licit"
i o urniv, it " lai''! rot bo iiinject
titt'icl;."
Ucr to tit
i.iistle wit'
t'llealtr.ild,
wou'-i
:T! C;e S
ai'.'t i;W
mtar.s .1 KUhli uctpip, s.iu. Iir pto
tcctii td-t-. would be on'y t-- ;j.l
if in.pcit.i iv.ni iicppcd I!cr
u:;vv, '.hi 1:4.1 slit! .-iiinli, lapidiv
r
as Io l.e ;i iubject tif spec;' leper 8
v the irsi'ttimep'jxvtr-; nef'ifwar
were sn linmcuiafe prospect her
limi:!c;; conimnud. alike of mcuej
and inen, would sot draw a fiver
together. Betides, apart altr.gether
from hrr txi;iing rcfourcen, the
growth ia Mie strengtli of the
union affects the imagination of the;
Europe in staici.
There are children alive who will
see, or at all events may see, the
"North American llepublic' with
a population of 200,000,000 and
the means of raising 00.000,000
a year; and the idea of incur ing
the enmity of suck a power is as
appaiiir.g as tiie idea of fighting
Russia would be, say. by Italy or
Spaiu. America culd be met
only by a confederation of Europe,
which, wit!;ui some ereat change
of circumstance.", would be impos
sible, or poi.sibic only if all Europe
b it it too dangcrnus to put up
with the trefttweut or.; pnwer was
receiving.
The union no a- f'.r.nds toward the
Spanish and Portugese-American
states in the i tint ir in which she
may one day stain, toward Enope
itself." "Her foreign' office already
claims semething like a protec
torate CTfr both Amfricas, r.nu de
iires lo wield a pivpenderating in
fluence treni the St. Lawrcnv? to
Patagonia, forbids ai'.y govenmcat
to cut the Is limns f Panama, tnd
warn Europe, iu a president's
speech, net to medalc willi any
state "Ij ing s..uth or .' though
it may be 4000 miles oil".
Komethtns Ahout lcl Mcitla.
There seems to he a desire eti tic
part of every thengl-.tftil u:tnilBri
of society to contribute as mucli as
possible to the comfort and happi-.
ness of the old maid. There ri.s j
a time when the voman who was
forced to live a s:ngie life was
looked upon with a Eovt ol pity.
But that time has paste- away.
Spiusteihood is not nw ifgarded
as discretjitablc. How can it fca
when there sve so many bcaulifu!)
charminc and lovable women, not
to say heiresses, who are included
in its ranks' Some women remain
old maids from choice. Seme ia
old ranids because they Hie tru to
the idols of other lsvs. Svme be
cause they r frarful ol the quick
sands of matrimony. Othtrs lee
cause their ideal has not vet come
to them. Each, gtuemlly, htis a
reason lor siitttle iletisvrlD,.s which
is both v"ieilita?'lr and SiKnontble;
nnd. furthermore, tach, generally,
is a credit abd an honor, not only
to her sex but to the human Vacc
at large.
Tke Pride of tTomrr.
A clear pearly aud transparent sain
ia always a sign of pore blooii, and
all persons troubled with dark,
greasy, yellow or blotched ekin can
rest assured that their blood is out of
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It is fully warranted, C. L. Rlack-
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Woman MsroTcrj
"Another wonderful discovery has
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this county. Disease fastened its.
clutches upon her and for seven year
tilic withstood its severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death s.M-med imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of Dr. KingV New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re.
lieved on takinc lirt do?e that she
slept all night and with one bottle, has
bit'ii muactilouiy cured. Jiername
is Mrs. Luther Luis." Thus wrRc W.
C. Hamrick & Co.. of Shelby, N. C
(Jet a free trial bottle at Fosbay fc
Mason's Drug Store.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Political Notes and
from the National
Comments
Capital.
! vii-ki;vi: k cov ixsionfk
Cip'.f A line' '.'uuistutrt for Foilirgr the
ViCteria's SrKr-Rllry.
i'pei t.d '.'i t - pciiii iii -e. '
v,'..-:il M.Ti.v. .lit:
Went las u :nte t !iv
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Virginia h;u1-!k;iis i "; py by ull i.g
a (li'ioulii.:; ol culiirtil i.icr. lii .L i.e
tiM i.v l c..ii'.i-!i:;i!al.c iv. c .f l.i: r:g L.t
; Iwlor .Miih.iiA' iii ii;- dirti iiiiiii.ia
ol IvtUra! p:itre;::!L.e :n ii ;;inia. ;.i. I
to-moir.AV l!i-: c lirKti--.' j.:-t..i.:- 1
by t!nj rect-iil gillie: :ii: at .
.J:!ovie r'-pubhe.-.n Villi ha a he.-ir-is:g
b..-fo:e t!:-.- t reni.U'i.t. I'hvy u.J
ee.iicavnr t Cviiivincc Pun il.at tie y
arv; ii. ; i v'j'cr p iilici t. i-outrol t .e
patronage. It is m: at all hk:iy
that l'ie j-resiueKt will mrogn.Ms
either ir.clit n of the oartv in X.:-
ginia to the t.Ment i.'! giywg ti-ciii
control of the federal .ippointnie. .
!Sj far, the few men appointed :o
o!lic"2 in Virginia are without txi t
tion, Mahone men, but the Maiioui;
ltes explain tiiis by spying ti:..t
iiiuety-nine one-htindrcdtiis of ?ie
working members oi the rcpubln ..a
party in Virginia are what is known
s Mahone men, and that it is u xt
to impossible for their opponents to
get properly endorsed for oflice.
Secretary Tracy liui ordered tl e
commandant of the Marc Island it .'- v
yard to build a magnificcut wr.i'e
boat, which is tu bo presented to
King Mataafa, ct theSatuoau islau-U,
as a token of the appreciation felt i y
he American republic f?r his tun ly
aid to our ship-wieckcd sailors on ins
coast. The boat will be linishcd n
ab- ut six weeks, and w iii be sent to
Samoa in "har;e of three of the m.vai
officers, survivors of the ret.-, ut
disaster, who will aisn carry oi
autocraph letter of thanks and .'i.e
itudc from the president l tho tnj.
Civil Service Comintssismer Lyoi s.
has rcceired a telegram from his .
leagues, who arc making an iuyest .
tiou at Troy, New York, stating i.it
owing to glaring irregularities tl .j
bad. cancelled the re3rTff--atniat n aa
held there. A iietMCTainfnatiou will
be held on the lot'; ir.st. The c m
niission will ttari S est this week to
make number of investigations.
Tha present commission teems to bo
determined to have the law stiicUy
luforccd, something never d ue
fore. It is not possibl-J t.i make tv-'h
ahunibu. of a law popular, but r. is
something to know tl.at it is he'ug,
as far as the ceninr'ssviri s can c u
trol it, honestly adii'.inif:terv!.
Secretary Wiinbua not satisii-nl
with the opiui.a given by Solie:tur
Hepburn, of the trei-iiiri depv'.ri
mcut, that the Citholi.' university uf"
Amorica, to b-j cstal.-li.shvd iu il.is
.city cannot engage a cu ps of fertile,
'nstructors without violating the i -prohibiting
the imporlitioii of al'iia
labor under contract, an 1 lias re
ferrcd tl c p:esti'jn to the attoniey-
geiiera:.
Colon-1 .JiJin C
ivt'.t 'U has bean
aiiiK:i'.te-i aoiutav
.t-"'T:.rai J ;ie
army, to nioece'i t.en. t. i-;n,
recently place. in the. tetired list.
The president has f.aiu.ut-jJ the
sentence ' dismissal tiviu the n r
v ice, W b ich a can it n: a it i 1 1 i ecei t ly
found against ("apt. .'e.-it:e A. Arit.-iS-lT.
S. A., letued, t-i i.uiJineiU' ut
within such liinttn as the unrctarj of
war may prescribe, and t.i dpriva-
tionot the right to w.ar the uuif :n
aud iusiuia ot his rank in ti e aiiriy
I,. Hh-i-i.'r. licit. K. I
for live years. Cap:. Antics v a
charged with conduct un'occoming n
otlicer aud a gtutleman. The priiv i
pal recilivaitio:is Iwi::, intruding
upon the ranks of :h iuaugit.-'&l
parade, and attempting to juill i-io
uosc of !ov. l5eNix'r. in a hi., el
lobby. Amies is eii rally reganh.-d
aa a little monVihaii ha!f-crackt J,
but his aar record was an unusually
brilliant one, ano it hes pulled b a
through several scrape? as bad astnia
cue.
The federal office-holder pnkeu of
last week as having offered a toast to
the assassin of Presicwnt Lincoln,
has been removed aud a good reJ
licau appointed in his pi ice.
Among the small number of ap
pointments mado by the president
last week was one colored man
Chan. Heuilev. of Alexandria, who
j is ni.vle receiver of public moucys at
Huntsvilic, Ala. He i principal ot
the public tchools aud editor of tho
(Jazette, at Huutsville.
Coy. Foraker's .private secretary
spent several days in Washington
last week and his prescu'e started t.11
sorts of political speculations. On
story that obtained great; r eviden t
thau any other ot the rest said that
Forakcr had uii.de up his mind that
he would be a candidate i.r governor
of Ohio for the third time, and that
he had sent his secretary Mi te, to ac
quaint the president with his designs
and also to ur e upon him the ueces
si y of appointing cirtaiu gentleme",
friv nds of the ccvecDor. to cetta b
positions. How much truth, if
any, theie is in the stvt y I havo been
unable to discover.
Secretary Blaine scMuipacu d the
British minister in a oa-! -: the pres
ident, Saturday, for the pui jose of
conveying to hini tLe Fymi.-athy of
the queen of England fcf the Ann ri
can people in the jjrevt fico I disastir.
Tho president replied it. a t ; w littiog
words.
Public Printir Pal i"' r xj-cf to
have to furl.mj.h a r. ii. ' er of l is
employer, owing to ti.;. exl.aiiited
eoii.iiiioi, of tiie ajp:optij::.-iit lor
Ltas inrt;.- ' ft Iis.:al
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