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ALBANY, OREGON, SATTJlpA Y' J UXE 22 1889.
VOL..IV.0. 172
15 CENTS A WEEK.
i
Mm L,
GITI DEDG STOKE.
FIN1-' LINE OF
ART SUPPLIES
TOiLBT ANJ FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
tgTHer wird Deutch qesoroclien.
Tie Leading
Carries the Largest Line of 1
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in tho Willam
ette Yalley.
SUITS MADE
In His MercW Tailorinf Dfepartment.
LUMBER !
-THE-
BULKLEY d HEALD L
HUDSON, OR.
ST" -Vie now prepared to furnish lumber in car-load lots in Albany,
rite for prices to us at, DRAIN DOUGLAS CO. OREGON.
What
Caaiorla ia Thr Sam! Titeht-r'tf eM, Tyaz7iuet aag qniclf ccrg f--jbttantW'
and. CMldren'a Complngta . gnywrfpy to Cator i:
Iparagorto or Karoo tip gyrnpa. CtJidren try tar Caatoria. ZfX-?
Castorta mre Cfc.Itc, Const fpatfin ;
fvnir tXoniiKlij Diarrtoca. LructoUo?! ? H
flW healthy seep : u! eiJa tj'isica
fEiiijeuS aaiiaHW 6Uipefm.-te.-i. g
i 5
G. L BLACKMAN.
Succe66or to E. W. Langdon
IN
mugs, Faints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a full "line of books and
stationery, periodicals, etc.
JSJ" Prescriptions carefull.i
compounded
IN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE,
Albany . r . , Oregon
Clothier,
TO ORDER
ALBANY
LUMBER!
is
"I rocooittienrt ftactorla for cbJldrc
Miirpla!ntaa5arri3,'tanTp-.v?tr!i:;-..j
liawc l n;." ii. A. AscRCi .M. .
i: 1 So. OxTori Si, Br-joki.. X -'.
UMBER COMPANY.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A. marvei
of purity.strcngth and wholesomeness.
More economical than the ordinar
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, snort
weight ulum or phosphate powderb
Sold only in cms. Kotai, BakW Pow
der Co. lor. Wall st., N.Y.
1),W Ckowi.e v A: Co., Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
Ut'SKlAX
T U. IAYIS, 31. I). PI1YSIC1ANI AND
Siiieon. Can he found at his office
room ii; Stratum' Mock, First street. Albany
Oregon-
DHC. CHAM BKKL1N HOM KOTATIlYc
physician and surgeon. Otlicc, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. Of
fice hours, " mornings, a to 9 and 12 to I and
after 0 in evenings.
W. IIASTOX. PHYSICIAN AM) SUR
, geon, Albany, Oregon.
M
II. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND Sl'ttr
, geon, Alhar.y, Oregon.
CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND aUR
. (,'eon Alhany, Oregon, office in Pit-rue's
new block Otfice.houni, from 8 a. m. to -1
p. M
F J. KOSSITEK, VE'rEItlNAKV SUR
T . aeon, jcradiiale of Ontario veterinary
college and niemlier of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
diseased of all "domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Ollice at Ans Marshall's
livery stable. KesUlencc 4'-h and Calapooia
streets, Albanv, Oregon.
R KOLOEWAV, VETERINARY SI R
U goon, Albany, Oregon graduate of CerJ
man nnl Amcrirrn colleges.
I. M. N. IJI.AtKHIKN. n. w. tt HICIIT.
BLACKliL RN, V WKIUHT ATTORNEY AT
L aw, Albany, Oregon. Olfiee in Old
bellow's Temple. Vill practice in all courts
of the Mate, and give special attention to all
business
OLVEKTON CH A RLES E. AfToijN E V
at Law, Albany, Or. Otlicc in rooms 13
and 14, Foster's l!ock, over L. E. main's
gtor .
TK. VEA IT lORKORI , ATTORNEY
. law, Albany, Oregon. Oltice in
AT
Oiid
Fellow's Temple. Will pract in ail the
courts of thestutc, and give special attention
to all business.
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY', OR. CHAS
Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first-eclass house
in tho city. Large sample room for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stare office for Corvallig.
H.
EWBRT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
and jeweler, Albany, Orcgeu,
QA HOLLARS TO LOAN ON GOOO
nWU rea' estate teaaritv. Apply to S. W.
Crowder, Albaar pstoSca.
l4int Marvejlag.
PARTI RS BSIRISS SCIT1TISB PONR CAN -tain
accurate and prompt work br oallinr
upon ex-county surveyor f . r. T. Fisher, lie
ha complete copies ef field Botes an J town
ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do mirveriBf .a
any part of Linn cour. PooUBce addruw,
MiUtrs tatien. Linn oeuutv,Ortfn.
c
B. WINN. AGENT fit TP1E L1A-
tag Are, life aad.uccuieat iisnraace com
panies.
Far Beat.
FVRNISHB ROllS TO R1NT.
City Restanraat.
AT THE
that hacking roiTnn.iv- .
s quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
X"rnntee it. fosnaj ce aiasaa.
H.F. MERRILL,
Banker,
ALBANY, - - OREGON
Sells exchange an New York. San
Francisco and Portland.
Buy notes, state, county and city
warrants. Receive deposits subject to
check. Interest allowed on time de
posit Collections receive prompt attention
Correspondence solicited.
J"Officc hours from 8 a. v. ta 5 p. m
Agent for reliable fire and, marine
nsurance companies.
liteny Bath House
ANP
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPFJETOR
J"Xadiet and children's hair dress,
n? a specialty. DntiJe satisfaction
guaranteed; .
SOLD l'T.
HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN TIIK.
store ot mineral merchandise cf the
tlrm cf Ccw-how Cable to C: B. Stanarrt, 1
wih ti call tin- Httentiii of all ho know
thkmsci'-cs ii tM tcJ t i'lirw A .'ah!e to
tall ami Kettle : i i-i.cc. Hat in? slil (i:t on
actviiiut f :-c.r lua.tl-., I expect to i-hanifi-c!i"'He
for a lii!c, i'!l all ai com.ts nut.
f.'tHid hcf.irc 1 i-tt reatlv .i leave I'.rov.Tsvil
- i!i i.c li ft. with on tlkcr fr r col'.ecl on. A
w rit to the wise is "u't'cicnl .
I O. I'.PtiMItjW.TlrnntT:
Gretn pets, cai l;.je, eniiM.'i'iwcr, j
otdons tt.lery, jiit- I '.-fll, l'.t-:'h, :f I
l'lawaell t. Haattrd, !
The modes of death's appfoueJi are
f.rinus. and statistics frhewcfneiusive-
ly that more persons die frajjl diseases
of the throat and lungs tBafcuy other.
It is probable that evcryooi without
exception, receives vast ft nbcrs of
Tnbeicli! Germs into the fi ftein and
where these perms full ape' statable
soil they start into life 'an develop,
at first slowly and is bHvn by a
slisht tickling tensation In ithe throat
and if allowed to eontjnhc thoir
ravages they extend to the iun?s pro
ducing consumption and to the head,
causing catarrh. Now all this is
dangerous and if allowed to proceed
will in time cause dealbvt it theor,set
you must act with promptness; allow
ing a cold t go without attention is
dnngerous and fnay lose you your
life. As soon as you feel that, some
thing is wrong with you throat, lungs
or nostrils, obtain a bottle Of Boschee's
German Svrtip. It h::;Ls.ib .j
you im
Vou 1'nnnwt Aflurrt.
At th is s(-.i.-.on of the year to be
witliobt a good reliable diarrhoea
balsam in the house, as cramps, colic,
diarrhoea and ail inflammation of the
stomach and boweU are exceedingly
dani.'i-rous if not attended to at once.
One bottle of BKOGS' DIARRHOEA
BALSAM will do more good in cases
of this kind than any other medicine
on earth. We guarantee it. O. L.
Blackmail, druggist.
SPECIAL KOT1CE.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Roval College of
London, England, also of the Belle
vnc Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and 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. - lias practn ed
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or night. His motto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
3"0fJfice and residence Ferry street,
between 1 hird and fourth.
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To Be (iiven Awav.
Cut ont this aiUertiwment and t"..d it
J. LAIIMER& CO., Nurseryman, Toronto,
Canada, with 14 three-tent Canadian, -i
two-cent American postage ist:.mjs, and they
wiil send you by mail (postpaid) in gmnl time
for planting in April or Hay next, your
onoitc of any one tit the following collection
of plants, and enter yonr name in .competi
tion for the 1,9-jg.OO ill gold that they arc
giving away in r!er to introduce I heir nur
sery stock.
Collection of Plants:
No. 1 C hardy roses.
No. '2. i hardy climbing rotes,
No. "! 2 ovtrblooniing Jroses orjboii'tj i.-nl-ture.
No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. ft 10 gladiola.
No. i 3 liardv grape viiitn.t
Nc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4j cat a black and
red.
So. 8 aOrtrawtierrv plants, 4 elioiic kirn's.
No. ! 5 very choice plants four house ciil
irture. No. 10 5 cherry currants (ret'X
No. 11 5 Lees prolific currant (black)
No, 12 5 white grape eurruits
All letters with this advertisement eutI.-F,td
along with stain) for any one or more coi
tions oi plants, will be numbered as ficv
come to hand, anil tho sendtre of the first
thirteen hundred will receive jfifts as follows:
1st. $250 I The next 20, $10 each.
2nd 100 ! The next 40. So each.
3rd - SO j The next 415. 92 eac.
4th 30 1 The next o!0, 91 eacb.
6th 20 1
After 60,000 letters have been received, the
senders of the next 1,100 letters will reeeira
gift aa follows:
1st $225
Next 10, 15 eacb
2nd 135
4r - 75
4th - B0
Sth 25
Next 15, 10 each
Next 40, (15 each
Next 470, $2 racli
Next 500. 1 each
Aftr 110,000 letters have lien reeiTd
ei IciioltM- u?xt 1,00a letter will re-
t -i!-.i:s at l nil is: :
anl .. ..100 wch Next 5 J-3 etch
3, 4 and 5.. 75 each Next la 10 cacti
6, 7 and 8. . . 50 each Next .164 $ each
3. 10. 11. 12. 25 each Next 69S 1 each
After 150,000 letters have been received the
senders of the next 1,109 letters will leceire
fifta as follows:
1 $100 each Next 10....
2 75 each Next 25....
3 and 4 50 each Next 585...
Next 5 25 each I Next 479..
.Maaca
. 10 each
. 2 each
1 each
Any person may send any number of times
for any of the above collections. If 5 cents in
stamps extra is sent, we will send in Jun
next a printed list of the names of all persons
wha are entitled to (rifts.
We make this liberal offer to readers of the
II skald, knowing it will not pay us now, but
our object is to introduce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing: points are Toronto
and RhmhmnnnL Ont RA.hn.p V V
Louisville, Ky., PlaincsvUIe, O., and Chicago
in., aim we win guarantee an stocK to reach
our customers in good condition. We employ
no atrents, but deal direct with customers,
and can sell and deliver stock to any part of
the United States or Can ana a, about one
half the price charged by other nurserymen,
through agents. Kemember we will not be
undersold by any reliable firm. Send us
list of wants and we will quote you prices; or
10 cents for a haudome illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct, from vour first order.
Address all letters
J. LAHMER & CO.,
Nurserynen,
TORONTO, CANADA.
WANTED.
THOSE WISHING A FIR8T
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
find a barcain bv calling at. Mn i;
Hyman's. The pianos are fully guar
anteed for five Years. Th. lot
pianos made to stand t.hr. oHmf,,.;
the Pacific coast. Tho New Ameri
can Sewiug Machine will please most
fastidious. Paintinirand musi,. In.
sons given there. Stamninc. Km.
hromery and Dressmaking done to
order. No. 1 lo 1st ,Vn .
Far i-hilblain and fr. .;...
( haml.erlain's Pimi. ',;;!). V,'..-i
I'K-.-iui-tiy applied to the frozen T ;wt
it w,H pmveiit thckj, from lunm
;.-.::..- u-id nm r! ,:r t-huj..i,
iili.l .(,:, K.-r.-.. th- I? n'.t to j .-altl-v
EAST OF THE ROCKIES!
Further Evidence in the Cronin j
Murder Case. 1
A FATA SJTAUBING AFFKAY
A Kiw Disfaes in Jafcnstown Strikers Killed
and Wounded Floods in Fracce
Train Bobbers Sentenced,
The H era lb Special Dispatches'.
Chicago, June 21. Iik Croiwii
grand jury this morning heard the
testimony of Airs. l'lubbin,an aunt
of Martin Burke, the Wivaupeg
euspect. Hhe scorned the idea
that her nepbeW -vfas a- murderer,
and described him as a weak, rat
tle brained young man, who lacked
courage to engagti in a plot of such
a character. She was unable to
enlighten the jury as to Burke's
movements a tdiort time previous
to the murder, as ne had ceased
living at her house.
ItlOTOIJS STKIKKIJS.
The French Gendarme Fire Into
and Kill Several.
ViENMA, June 21. The striking
miners at Klade, Bohemia, en
gaged in a riot last night. CJen
darmes fired on the rioters and
killed two and wounded twelve.
Further trouble is feared. Three
battallions of troops have been sent
to the scene.
The Yale Itace.
Xkw London, Conn., June 21.
The Yale University rae will be
pulled this evening at ::10. The
conditions now arc favorable for a
tood race. From reliable sources
it is learned that the Vale crew in
not m the best ot condition, i-.v
cry Yale man talks diHcourajrincly
of the ale-ilaryara race, inter
est in to-day's race centers wholly
in the showing to be made by
Yale.
More Trouble at
Johnstown. Jinx;
lolmstowii.
i . A specit s
of hives has broken out among the
people here. The ailment eeems
contagious. Of! account of the hot
weather to dav the suHerin; is in
tense. Five bodies were picked
no near the bridire this moi nm-
Uj to noon to-dav thirteen bodies
were found.
Mails to l-'i-isc
Sydnkv.N. S. h., June 21. Tho
New (South Wales government has
decided to continue for a year from
next November tin; contract lor
carrying mails between this port
and San Francisco. In the time
involved before, th; contract ex
pites the government will consider
what is tin- best rocto to use in
transporting mails to the A men
Cm continent.
I'alnl Staltl-ini; AtlVay.
Mirtriiicvs, Cal., June 21.
Thomas Dimster was fatally stab
bed by George Marks last night on
the fctanishms river near Valle-
cient. ilarks claims that th
stabbing was done in self defense
and has surrendered himself
Houlnnjrcr Again.
I'aijis. June 1. The senato
commission, which has been in
quiring into the charges against
lioulanger, has imished its work
and forwarded all the documents
to the public prosecutor.
l'loo4ix ill Fraiit-n
Pakik, June 21. The rivers have
overilowed their banks and partial
ly submerged the town of Barled
dur and surrounaing coumry
Miuiv houses are destroyed and
crops anil vineyards ruined.
Train Kobfoers Sentenced.
I'ttEKcorr. Ariz.. June 21 .Chief
.liistiee Wricht .yesterday sen
fonced Dan Harvvick, William
Stiren and James Halford, the
f!mvl Diablo train robbers, to
twenty-five years each iu the peni
tentiary. It is no jfaod to laok at th thasv
mometei this year to jude af wintat.
Tho only thinir ta ffuiae j
Brownell & Stanarda prirea
are always down ta aera.
Use Fahrncy'a panacea.
which
Albany Opera
One week only, commencing
MONDAY, JUNE 17,
MISS GEORGIA WOODTIIORPE
Supported by a first-class
DRAMATIC COM'Y.
bandar
Tuesday maw aissua
. . OTaraaa niaTri
1
TlinrxUaj-rAl'Kif
MaHnee-'AEl.lIX
Snmrtlay
TH 0lH-S
UOLO WATCUFS t)
Ciirn Avtnj -
Kacb person puirliasms a 0
cent ticket will receive a coupon
entit
Two
!io" the hoiuei w
vi.M Gold Watches to be
IMI'l
Saturday, .1 une 2
given away
10,20, -AND30C
sak at Rhu-k-
mail's drtsg store.
House
SONS OF AMERICA,
! Plain Languages from the
cleat's Address.
I'resf-
Washington. June IS. The thir
teenth annual national camp of (be
Patriotic Order of Som of Ameriea
began its essions this niornic::.
President Smith's annuai addrts-i
dwelt upou the ticuessity of commit
ting to Americans the care and pres
ervation of American principles and
institutions. The control ot the pub
lic schoiils should he a matter of
deepest concern. The natr.ra!izatiim
lavs he denounced u a delusion, a
snare and a fraud. By means of
them in Seventeen states and fou"
territories, he asserted, it is possible
to entirely .verthrow a congressional
act against alieu landholders iu this
country.
The fallowing sentiments upon sub
jects now foremost in the public
mind were loudly applauded: "A
few more Haymarket riots and
Crouin murders, instigated by organ
ized bodies of foreigners who have
beu permitted to become citizens of
this free America, and who have
shown their giati tit le by seudini;
messengers loaned with dynamite
back to their native country tor th
purpose ot de3tnyiu" luuo -tut
people, a
nd who have foully mur
dered their members when tney
failed to carry out their hellish plans,
and there will not be in our Western
com try lamp posts or telegraph' poles
enough to hang the miscreants. 1
ask vou, is there room in this country
for societies iike the CIau-na-Gacl
thai are not iu harmony with and are
injurious to American institutions;
that are dangerous to American order,
disloval to the American goverment,
destructive to American principles;
repugnant to American ideas and
disgusting to all Americans who have
any sense of justice, any regard for
consistency and any respect far the
sancitv ot human life:
"Have we room for societies whose
cOicers contract with men to commit
wholesale murder ami then betra
their tools tiiat they themselves may
have more money to spend for their
own personal benefits? Oue-tliird of
our entire population is of foreign
birth or parentage. Alien flags and
foreign emblems float from our p-.iblic
buikliiu'f, embla.i n our streets and
head processions 1 1 people. Wc are
enrsed with a!l kin-Is ot foreign non
American issues. Vast un-American
organization are held together by
issues ef foieigu birth for tfce purpose
of perpetuating foreign sentiments
and corrupting the ideals of our
fathers. Anarchy and destruction of
all law are openly advocated. The
right to enforce the discipline and
principle ot foiiiu of these orders is
claimed by secret conclaves, aven to
the extent of taking human lives."
CIIKAI AMKKICAX MEAT.
A Svii.ii.atc That Will Give It tw
thr English.
N-w Y'KK, June IS. An amalga
mation of the c.ittle and fresh meat
interest of T. C anil Joseph Kust
mati, of this city, and John Ball t
Sons, Limited, of London; da;g:w,
Liverpool and other towns in Great
Britaiu has been practically effected
and th stock of tho concern known
as the ' Eastern Limited'' has been
subscribed for in the Loudon market.
The capitalization is $4,5U0.O0O.
Both firms Jte anioug the largest
dealers in catilo from the West. It
is believed that the new arraugement
will result in rtili lower prices for
Amcri'.-au meat iu the English mar
ket, ami will thus iucrease its already
great popularity there.
Bl KMI) WHEAT FIELDS.
ItanrherM Laying Claim to IlaaaaReK
from the- Southern raeillc
Fkksno, Cab, June 20. The
Southern Pacific railroad company
will pay out several thortgaud dollars,
providing it allows the claims for the
losses of giaiu by fire along its main
liue and branches.
The ranchers claim that sparks
from the engines set the grain fields
ou fire. Ore- mau has put in a bill
for 140 acr s of wheat at twenty
bushels to the acre, which at SJ per
cental will make quite a claim in
itself. It is estimated that there
have been over a thousand acres of
graiu along the railroad tra-ks in this
county destroyed by fire.
Washington as a I'oet.
AN EXACT COPY OF UTS OSLV 10 KM .
A young lady upon whom the
great Washington in his youth looked
with somewhat tender approval was
Miss Cary. To her he wrote his only
poem, the MS. of which now reposes
in the state department at Washing-
copy
of this poem, punctuation, capitals
and all:
Oh Ye Oods why should inv l'or, Iteiirtl'
Ileal t
Stand to apprive thy Might and Tower.
At Ixist surrender to Cupids feather'd Itarl
And now lays Lilecdlojr every Hour - 1
For her that's Pitylcss of inv xricf and I
woes
And will not on ine 1'itv take
ITe sleep amongst inv most inveterate Foi
Ami with ghulness never wish to wake
In deluding sleeping let my Eyelid close
mat m an enraptured Dream I may
ii a soft lulling sleep and gentle rcpiwt-
Possess those joys denied hy Daj . .
The rrlde af Woman.
A . n..t.. 1 i. it- I
j.anj uu ki auijKi it. i ii :n creiioii. over iiiiliilincc, i tc,t Mich asloof
is alwavs a sian of pure blood, and , 5ra" Tower, Wakcni'iiexs, Hcurin- Down
ail persons ' tumbled with dark, I"':" v ,5'e 5"1,.'k Seminal Weakness, Hys
ii , . , , . 'I reria, Ai-r-otit Tros'ration. Vnc'tirnal Oniiai
greasy, yellow r blot.-hed skin can Uio..,. l..u.orrh.K.. IMines,. JL Memor.
rest assured that their blood IS out of of Toner and linpateiu-v, which if n ij-
order. A few dose? of BKGGS' I"'14' "lt 'l to prematuro old sc and
lLOOI
MAKKK
I'UKIFIOK anl
1'innnl
JjljtyUW
will remove the cause
..j i
the skin will hecoiue clear and tians
parent. Try it, and if sitisfaction is
uotglien It will cost you l.othmg.
Ic is fully warranted, G. L. Black- ',
in'-ti I'nt.-MK
' '
1-nitt can ;or the t'lo-.iaasd ;;t
Ilop-vins vt bacmarsh'K. .
THE BOGUS COWBOY.
How Captain BogardS liaised a
Kow ia the Ctrrn.
One of the New York papers pub
lished, not long since, a picture of a
cowboy in full regalia, with long hair
and spurs, who is recoiling in horror
from a huge bear. The ferocious
animal is one of these stuffed bruins
that are used by furriers as business
signs in front ot their stores.
There is a popular impression that
the average cwuoy is nt really as
dangerous as he would like to hare
people believe. A little affair oc
curred at Staten Island when Fore
i;ui"h was exhibiting a Wild West
show iu connection with his
menagerie.
Captaui itogardus, the champion
otl-hand sli t, and Sutpciidcr Jack
wera rival attractions, the latter
:ing a cowboy of tho most pro
nouueed type. They got into a dis
pute, when Kogardus suddenly
seized Suspender Jack by his luxuri
ant switch ana slammed him down
ou the hard .rouni with considerable
force, after which liogir.ius jolted
the cowboy 's tournure with several
kicks fro a well-developed hrogan.
Xw, according to all the tradi
tions ot the frontier, Suspender Jack
should have, as aa overture to the
subsequent performance, shot an
aperture 'about the tize of a general
delivery window of a country post
office into the anatomy of Captain
Bogardus. Then the intrepid cow
boy, with a whoop, should have re
moved the dandruff in the captain's
hair along with his reeking scalp.
For dessert, Suspender Jack should
also have bitten a ahunk about the
size of a frog out ot the captain'
check.
This, in view af the traditional
ferocity of the cowboy, was the least
that was expected ot him; but Sue
peuder Jack wen: back on all the tra
ditions of the bordar. The cowboy
disappeared almost as suddeuly as a
broken dollar bill, aud he didn't stop
running until he reached the office of
a justice of the peace, his wild, lux
uriant switch snaping viciously in th
vacuum caused by the velocity cf hia
flight, Bogardus was arretted1 and
fined $10 and cost?. Dnrin the ex
amination Bogardus taunted Suspen
der Jack with beirg a dime museum
cowooy, ana sun ixigarau
have to spill any cf his gore.
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A Q IT ARTEK OF A CEXTUUY.
A Sensible Southern View of! his
Cauntry'sti reat nass.
What'great chances a quarter ef a
enttxry brings about. Nearly twenty-
five years ago the waters of Mobil
bay were the scene cf vna of the
Sere tt naval eiicountets of modern
times, and the city itst lf was shut off
by stroag defenses from the approach
ot veesels bearing the United States
flag. To-day we welcome officers
wearing the uniform of the United
States u friends and brothers, and it
is one of our dearest hopes that
Uncle Sam's war vessels will often
Steam past our wharv s or anchor ia
front of out city, and that a navy
yard for the construction and repair
of such vessels will be located at
Mount Vernon.
Twenty-five years ago the flag of
the United States as the ensigu of
aa enemy; to-oay it is rue nag we
love tha eaiblein to us o! deieuse
and protection, of level puient of
our resourcts and improvement of our
natural advantages. When its silken
folds are spread to the hroezes it tells
us of a restored and indissoluble
union or indestructible states. It is
ur tlag. our navy, just as much as
I they bel ng to othi-r portions oi our
country.
Over the waters of Hamptou roads
Where once the Merrimac and Moni
tor waged a terrific conflict that rev
olutionized modern naval warfare.
United States war vessels now seam
on their way to the navy yard at
Norfolk. Their prvsenca there is not
only a sifu of national power, hat
also of national benificeiive. We
trust that the same may be the case
in Mobile bay, where th waves
chant a monody to the memory of
F&rragut and Buchanan, and each
glowing sunset is a reflection of their
glory. For the renown of the brave
men of our civil war, federal aud
confederate, is the caramon property
of a reunited people, and the peace
and prosperity we now enjoy the re
sult of a restored union. Mobile
(Ala.) Register.
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Mason.
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