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15 CENTS A WEEK.
AlVBAJSTY, OREGON, TUESDAY" JUNE 25 ls8i.
VOlViV. NO. 174
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CITY DRUG STORE.
FIN vi LINK OF
ART SUPPLIES
TOiLOT AN.& FANCY AIITICLBS.
PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
STHer usifti Deutiah qesorochen.
The Leading
Carries the Largest line of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in the Willam
otfe Taliey.
SUITS MADE
b 1 Llerfbt Monoi Dprtet.
LUMBER S
-THE-
BDLKLET d HEALD
i HUPSON, OR.
i- kT Prepared to fnrniph lurnbr in car-load Iota ia Albany.
Hntc for prtef to nm at, DRAIN . DOUGLAS CO. OREGON.
What Is
aiaws- aaa vmiareii's uoamiaxnts HaMrio tn Carfn. k
Faxogorto ot Karoo tlo Syrtrps. Children cry Toy Canterfa. H1L'
Sioaa ot Mathmr Moss Caatm-la
OsatoYlfj rare CoTIi tV.slTrJfon ;
tir iSioir.acii. Duirrliomv. fcructniirs 'f
VWn hcaltior !tvp ; k!su mUs tiigsAl.! ; s
(1 L BLACKMAN
Successor to K. W. I.angdon
jrugs, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet article?,
also a full line of books and
stationery, periodical?, etc.
J-5T Prescription eare'ullj
eorn pounded
iH ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
Albany Oreou
Clotliier
TO ORDER
LUMBER S
LIBER COMPANY.
JJt
rtK.ptr.M if , a.f eapwi to o r.yvr: r i -. '
lXiv.j.. ro '-.-.f'r 1,". .-v.. A acT,:t; y. i'
folVAn i
I 'ill I
k-VI ,1 -vw.it.-r -snnnsn"-" J. j -w I
Absolutely Pure.
This powaer neer Tane. 'A marvei
ot Duritv.strenirth and wholesomenes?.
J More economical than the ordinary
kinds, and eancot be POld in competi
tion with multitude of low teat, shori
weiLt alum 01 phosphate powder
8old only in ma. Kotai, Bikin" -,w-Dint
C . KM-. Wall t.. N. Y.
Ckovi.ey t Co., Arent,
Portland, Oregtn.
ruisitiAX
"ITT II. 1AVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN! AXD
IT Btii'eon. Can l e found at his otticc
room ir. Siruhan's Mode, First street. Albany
Oregon-
D trcT cHAJ!uKLrNHOMEO
phvsicinn and Durcon. Olfice, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Alljany, Oregon. Of
fice hours, " morniii;s, 8 to 9 and l i to 1 and
after 6 in evenings.
Gr
W. IIASTOX,
, Reon, Albany,
PHYSICIAN
Oregon.
AM. SUK
KLLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SUKr
jreun, Albai.y, Oregon.
0. KKM.Y. PHYSICIAN AXD 5UR-
con Albany, Orccon, olticc in Piirco's
new block
p. i
OIKcc.hoursi, from 8 A. M. to 4
A.
j. rossittj:, ve'jekinauy srrt-
aeon, "railnatu of Ontario veterirary
college and nieinbcr of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is jivcpared to treat- the
ili'Cancs .if all ilonicstiralcd animals on
Hviet.tific princii'lci. Office at Ans lar-hall'i
livery .stablo. ilesidence 4th and Calupooia
streets, Albany, iirrjrcn.
DU. It KOLDKWAV, VETKKI.NARY SI P.
peon, Allonv, Oregon -Graduate nf ior'
man an.l Amoricxn inlliw.
tTTOKKYM.
II. . X. Kl.A KKtKV.
ACIvlll KN. & WUIGHTATTOItNEV AT
L aw, Albany, Onvon. Oflictj in Oil
bs'llotv's TtiUii.lc.
V ill practice in all court
ol tlit Mtalc, and
busiiu'HK
:r ppecul atteiiticn to all
W'OLVE.tVON
t 'II AXLES E. AtToHNEV
I at bri'.v, Albaiiv, Or. Olhi-c in room-i i:
and 14,
Kt-cr .
Foster's lilwk, over L. lilaiu'
J
K. VEA1'1I01'.K0UI. AlTortNEY AT
law, Albany, Ortiifoa. ortii.e in Odd
Fellow's Temple. W ill i:ract in all the
court of thf-Ntatc, and jrive special ittentien
to all hlHIDCt.!
D EVKRK
HOUSE, ALBANY, OH. CHAM
IL Pfeiffer,
Prop. Only tlrst-mlaKS house
in the city. Larire sample rooms for com
m-rcial men. No Chinamen employed in tbe
sttcnen. lieDerai etare erni' lut Cereal lis.
H
EWKKT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
, and Jeweler, Albant. tiracen.
l.a.4 H.rreylBK.
PARTIRS RMIX SCBTBYIH. CNI CAK
tain aocurate and prompt rk by callin
upon ex-oeuory lurv.yer f . T. T. Fisher. Ue
ha. complete cpiteef field aetes an4 town
ship plate, and is prepare I to do surveviaf in
any pert ot Linn ommty. restoaite adarew,
ntnirs tumi, Lion county, oregen.
c
B. Wt.NX. ACEKT fR THE IJU
iag Ire, life aad?ccMeiit tBsumnee ces
panies.
r.r Heal.
T7WR1TISHM ROOXS TO E1ST. AT THI
City BeetMrMt.
UIAI H.(JftlWO COUUM MX
quickly cured by Shileh'a Care. We
ffutramee it. Fob hay Mates.
R. F. MERRILL,
Ban Veer
ALBANY, OREGo'n
Sells exchange New York, San
Francisco and Portland.
Buy notes, state, county and citi
warrants. Receive deposits subject to
cnccK. interest allowed en time de
posits
Collection? receive prempt attention
Correspondence solicited.
JSOfliee hours from 8 a. ii. 5 4. m
Asrent for reliable fire and. marine
nsurance companies.
iiliany Bath Honse
aKD
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR
STLadiff and children's hair dreos.
nr a specmltv. Bntije tatisfaetir.c
euaranteedr
MOLD
HIT.
interest in mr.
TJAVING SOLI MY
storo of central merchandiKe nt tli
firm cf Coshow & Cable to C. E. Stanard, I
a-ish to call the attention of all trim Ln.u-
themscl' e it debteU to Cosbow & fable to
call a.id settle a enre. Ilavinsrsold out on
Iacsoutit f poor 1h alth, T expect to change
climate for ; while, cm! a! areonr.ts not
s.-tt!cd l.f..rt I -ji t rwd;. lenve Urownsv.re
- ill be h it witij in .. tr fr.r tgiMMi. A
I wcrd to the w;c is 'u'litietit.
! C. f,l.fM10V,IweeTi
(.r,:; p-js. eal.bat, cauliflerer,
tso-ns, nierv. t.io lt. frenK at
' I i i i 1 1
Hor-kine
i : l;S
i
XTarnls-
The modes of death's approach are
arious, ami statistieshhow conclusive
Jy that more persons die froia diseases
of the throat and lungs than any other.
i Jt is .Tollable that everyone, .without
exception, receives vsim rumoors oj
Tubeiclo tierins into ho system anil
where these "ims fill J nponisuitahie
j soil they Mart iiti- Hiiti Weelop,
;it iirst Mowiy and is si.on ry --;k'!it
tickling i-'-us;Uiou in the throat
av.0. if allowed to continue their
ravages they extend to tlie lunjrs pro
ducing consumption and to the head,
causing eatarrh. Now all this is
dangrrnu and if allowed to proceed
will in time cause death. .At the orset
yon must art with promptness; allow.
nig a eoui to go witnoui Miruuon is
dangerous and may lose : Vv .u- yo
life. --As soon us you feel useo)
UiwgHs wWrTr-witn yonrtnroaT, luyge
or nostrils, obtain a bottled' Besclrve'e
German Svri.p. It w.;i gite yeu im
mediate relief.
ton fniitivi AOos-ei.
t At tl.ii
: season nf the year t be
a "ooil reliable diarrhoea
without
b;ilsaui in the house, as cramps-, eolie,
iiiai riioe.1 and all infla"iinatioii of the
stomaeh anil bciweb are exceedingly
d:i:!''eri:s if not attended to at one.
0:. bottle ..f UKtUJS' FJ1AKH1I0KA
1JALSAM will do more good in caaee
of this kind than any other niL-dicine
on earth. We guarantee it. x. L.
Black man, druggist.
DR. W. C. EGUS,
Graduate of the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Helle-
Tue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practiec and makes a spe
cialty of- chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scroft'la enlargements, tumors
and wens, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practit ed
in the German French and Knglish
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or nij;ht. His motto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
?"0tliee ami resideuce Ferry street,
between Third and Fourth.
9,999-OG
IN GOLD
To h Given Away.
Cilt ont tlin ailie. liri nit iit anti e: u it
J. LAIiMKKA Co., Nnr-eryniaii. T-- i:to.
Canada, with 14 tlircc-cctt Canadian,' .- .!
two-cent American iostac taiins, af.l thev
will send you by mail (postpaid) in ri time
for planting in April or May nct, your
cnoicc ot any one f the following olieclioii
rf plants, and enter your ra;i.c in omiieti
licn for the ),rw.wi in U'"ld that t-liry arc
im'inir away ia order to iniiodiice t'.cir nur
sery stock. '
Collection of I'lru.-.t:
No. 1 i hanl v rt",-.
N'i. '1 'I hanly climliru r.'c.-.
No. H - ovt rbloi.i.iii:;.- j:'im - rb"ii' t ni-
ture.
No. 42 dal.iiar.
No. 5 -10 yladiola.
No. (; :i hardy jrat r ii.es."
Nr. 7 - rik.plH.-rry plar.t, 4j Lluck a.;d
red.
No. h--20j.triwbi.-rv ;i!jiit. 4 hoi.e lint.
No. ) ft very c'loice plant four h.Mfe cul
!!T.tire. No, lo S cherry currants (rei'X
X. 11 . Lees prolific currantK V )
No. 12 .' white trripu o.rr.it.s
All letters with this advertisement encUMd
alot.i; with -taii for any ouc or more edi
tions of plants, will be mu.ibcred as they
comij to hand, aod tb.c- veiidirs of the rlrrt
thirteen hundred will receive gifts as follow:
1st -fSiO The next 20, -10 eacit.
2nd 1H1 ; The nct 4(., each.
3rd - at. The next 4 15, 2 eaefc,
4th . ' 'I b nevt 8S0, 1 each,
eth 20 ;
After f-O.OOO letters have been Ttcoit4. kie
udeniof the ne.t 1,100 letter) will rereire
lirts as follows:
1st 2.. Next 10, 16 each
2nd 136 Next 16, 10 each
2d 75 J ji cxt 40, . eaoh t
4tn jfl j Next 470, 92 each
eth- 25 j Next 400, SI eacb
Attn 1(0,000 letterehave trntiMitei,
e-. le.soli k ne 1,(4) fetter will r
'j-lts a to.l .:
aikl i 4100 each ! Next i eeell
5, 4 aad s. . 7i each , Next h eavk
6, 7 and 6. . . 50 exit I Next S4 .1 each
3. 10, 11, It. S5 each I Next (W3 1 eaek
Alter luO.000 letters hare beeo reretved the
ndert of the aexi 1.109 Utters will leeeite
irifta m follows:
1 tlOOeack I Next It MOoaek
7e each I Next 25 10 each
3 and 4 ."0 each I Next 685 2 each
Neat ?r.ech I Next 47t.... 1 eark
Any person may send anv number of times
for aoy of the above collections. If i contain
tamps extra is sent, we will send in Juno
next a printed list of the noasee of allperseM
who are entitled to jrifU.
n e make this liberal offer to readers of the
IIsralb, knowing it will not pay a new, but
our object is to intro luce our stock and build
up a trade. Our niailinsr nointa are Toronto
and Shrubmount. Ont., Rochester. N. Y..
Louisville, Ky., Plainesville, O., and Chicago,
111., and wo will iruarantee all Stock to reach
our customers in good condition. We employ
no acents. ont aeai airect wim customers.
and ien sell and deliver stock to any part of
me i niteu states or ianaa a aoout one-
half the price charged by other nurserymen.
through agents. Kcniember we will not be
undersold lr any reliable firm. tend us a
list of wants and we will quote you prices; or
io enw for a hand otne illustrated catalouue
wnicn you may deduct irom your arst order.
Aiilr all letters
J. LAHMER & CO.,
Nurserynen,
T011UNTO, CANADA.
WASTED.
T
HOSE WISHING A FIRST-
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Mrs,
Hyman's. The pianos arc fully guar
anteed for five years. The best
pianos made to stand the climate oj
the Pacific coast. The Nw Ameri
can Sewing Machine will please most
fastidious. Painting nnd music les
sous given there. Stamping, Em
broidery and Dressmaking done to
order. No. 113 1st St., Albanv, Or.
Far chilblain and frost-bites use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When
promptly applied to the fr6r.e t,:irts
it will prevent the k'.M from turning
I. lack cr reeling oil". It allavs th
itching and fmaitn.g of ehilhlaot
s:nd .n:i r-!or
5 rV ,, .'icaur'-r ;
sv. v I , .'irtc -v :
i'iv. - ,'!';l'a!l
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NARROW GAUGE SOLI)
The Southern Pacific Buys
the
Oregoman System.
IT WAS ItOl'CillT KOK J 1,000.000
C. 1'. Huntington Assumes Icdstbtejcfss to
the Axoaot ol $500,000 The Line
to be Consolidated.
It is learned front good authority
that a bale of the Orcouiau Railway
Cttpany-Vltfaoifctesi- gaueV-sraa
it. en made to the Southern Pacific
Company for about $1,500,000.
This is a contuu.uiatiou which has
Ik tn wished and expected for some
time, and will he a great henctit to
the country aiong the lines of the
( irrouiait railway, which has been
kept back by the troubles ami u.is
foi tunes which have hampered the
roaslo an.l obstructed their usefulness
since they were completed.
Shortly after the suit of the Ore
J.M.H0II Railway Compauy agaiuai the
(, R. & N. Co. was tleci'ded by the
supreme court of the United States
in faror of he O. R. AN. Co., a
liquidator was appointed by the
Scottish courts to wind up the affairs
of the Oregoniau company. This
liquidator, Sir. iljles, sent hie at
torney, Mr. Alexander Mac-bay, out
acme time since to examine into the
a iTaits of the company, the condition
of the lines, etc., and to take fcush
action as lie thought beat in the
premises.
Mr. Alackay went to San Francisco
and talkod to Colonel Charles F.
Crocker about selling the property to
the Southern Pacific Company and
was reforred by him to Mr. C. P.
lluntingtcn, in New York. Negoti
ations were carried oa there and on
June 8 Mr. Mackay sailed for Scot
land, carrying an agreement signed
by Mr. Huntington which has since
his arrival beep approved by the
bondholders.
HI NTINfJTON TO
This provides ths
V TUB IiKIVTS.
the bondhold-
eis ot tho tlri-eoniau Uailway Com
pany vliail make a deed f all their
interest in the company to C. P.
Huntington as attorney of the Pa
cine Imjirevenient Ccriipany, inix
changc for which, tiic Pacilii: Im
provement Company is to give them
1 ,000,000 iu a per cent bonds of thc
Southtni Pacific Company, and Mr.
11 uiitiugtoii agrees t Rive hutliciciit
bonds or money tti relieve the in
debtedness of the receiver f the
Oregoniau Railway Company to the
extent of ?."00,OOU, pnvi.lco that he
shall have the riht to reject any re
ceiver's claims that are not iiiliy
wati anted and that his representa
tives in Portland shall uesi'uate
whether the claims presented are
lrrnl niltl Vali.l l.of.iv.. tmtiT ,i,lil
llr. Huntington pays no oueratiuj; j
expenses since the 1st nt Jr. tic. llr.
Patrick uch:in, of Iuidoi', w!i;
hohis bouds to the aiooiu.t ol
?'JOO,0CO. ent valuntarily $otKJ0 to
keep the road tunning since June 1st,
for which the thanks of the bond
holders were extended to hiss.
The property to be convey td to
Mr. Huntington includes the lints of
the Oregonian Railway Company and
the property of the company in
Purtlau.l, consisting of the block aud
water froot between Madisoa aud
Jell'crson streets east of Front, ex
cept 100 feet square owned by Mayor
UeLashiiiUtt. I his property was
purchased for a passenger Uepot, and
with the public levee property gives
the Southern Pacific a water frontage
of 'J'JO feot.
A committee of the bondholder
has been appointed to close all nego
tiations, and the sale baa been ap
proved and now goes to the court of
sessions to be confirmed and ai.
proved, and as it is not expected that
there will be any objections this will
probably bo done in a few days.
AH A88KS3MKNT TO PAY KXPKX.HKS.
The liquidator recently aiadc a
first assessment on stockholders to
raisj 30,080, of which 20,000 will
be used to pay off the expenses ef
the law knits in the United Statec,
for which preferred stock waa issued
in 1884. The other 10,000 will be
applied on an indebtedness to the
Bntish Linen bank of London,
amounting to f4!),000, and another
assessment will be made to pay the
balance.
Aa one of the results of the sale, it
may be stated that 8100,000 of the
receiver's certiicatea of the Ore
gonian railway were purchased on
Friday last at 90 cents on the dollar,
and $10 300 ef receiver's checks at
about 83 cents on the dollar. There
i $336,000 in receiver's certificates
ont, and $96,000 iu pay checks.
The result of this sale will be that
ihc Orcgonian railway Hues will be
consolidated with the Portland &
Willamette Valley Railway, making
a complete narrow gauge system as
was at first intended. An etfort will
be made to build a bridge across tbe
Willamette .t Ray's Landing th s
fall and then the narrow gauge sys
tem will amount to something aud
hu-.cnt the countrv thr ugh which
it passes and also Portland.
DR. .1.7." WEST,
The old and reliable physician, has
ocat.rd ncrmanentlv at l'Jti Eaft Sixth
btcet.where he is prepared o treat r.ll
kinds of diseases iu a eare.ui manner.
He readily locates a disease and gives
its name nd origin by examining six
places tin the breast and two under
the shoulder blades. He manufactures
his own uledicines and gives consulta
tions and information free. Call "
him for experienced treatment.
Now is the time to
get ono of
those celebrated cook stover, tyj:
$P, at Hopkim & Saltuuush'.
1
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WHITE SXJtVES.
Americans Said to Be Suff.rint;
the Hands of Contractors.
at
' New Yokk, June 24. The fol
lowing letter, sent to the secretary
of state bv a laboring man yciter
I day, is t.e.t explanatory:
"AEiv HiitK, June X'O, 1SS.
.laiuo G. Ulainc, Secretary ol
State, Washington, D. C Sir:
Fieasc liud euciuat.l tw letters le
ccived irom my brother in Yucu
tan. Yu will not.ee iu reading
the letter dated Mernia. .Juue &tt,
that ho is u: ot eeVeutj-twn men
down ii.eie on the Citv cf
shiugtou. John licnnessj, inj
tra Irom his brother Patrick,
who is at Merioa, ucd makes com
plaints similar to :ij'e iu tl.c letter
1 lUCIOdt.
'They say that many of tliC6e
men are dying ol yellow lever, nnd
that thev are nor paid eucusu to
keep them liotn starving; uieo that
the railroad coi.ioulv exhibits con
tracts which bind them to work
eleven hours a day lor oue year foi
$1 a day iu Mexicau niouev, while
the ngeut,Johu Fitzpairick, io New
York, promised their board and
$35 a month iu American money
"These facts and mav other
letters have been published iu New
York, which caused the ar.'cst f
Jehu Fitzpatrick, alius 'Liverpool
Jack,1 and his indictmeut bv the
grand jury for kidua-M.iti;. His
trial comes oil next Tuesday, and
everybody thinks he will get II I teen
years la the state prison.
"JNow, Air. becretary, 1 am un
employed at present nnd nave no
meaus ot" pavinir my rether's
expeuses home, and I thought that
it you were told about his condi
iiou and that oi at icust seventy
other AiiH iiciiijs detained in Mex
ico against their will you would
see that the Lotted Stai-.s govern
men', did tsomething for them.
'Iu addition to i.e:ng Americau
citizens, my brother and a good
many more of these men arc Irish
men ot the kind that never torgrt
their friend;.
"Iliev :r prieticali v unite
.-laves, whoso condition i a bun
treo time- u ire :!;;iri ttn.t ol any
negro befoie Sin- wur. It some
rhing is not h.;,r lor them they
wili die. the most miserable oi
deaths in a foreign country. In
oriier to more, lu.iy explain ti.e
condition of my brother uui ns
comr-.idc;, I ni- inc lose clippings
Irom i New York paper I have
Kept containing Io Iters from other
unfortunates.
"Hoping vour ilepi.rtn.cnt cm
do something for the .clicl of my
brother an I his cimmdes, I am,
very respectfully, T. F. McCoy.
the lt-i f Wpbsan.
A elt.tr pearly aud tiansparenl skin
it always a sign cf p'ire blood, atsS
all persons tioublcd iuh dark,
greasy, yellow er blotched sLm ean
rest assured that their blood is out ef
order. A few coses cf ill-HitiS'
bLOOD PUUJFIOR and I5L001
MAKER will remove the and
the skin will become clear aud trans
parent. Try it, and if satisfaction m
not given it will cost you nothing.
It is fully warranted, ii. L. Black
man, drugiot.
Hhv l If
i That people linger along alwaye
complaining about tli- t tired feclintf
f.)ue bottle of BWJtiS' HLOOD PUKI
FIER and JiLOOI) MAKKK will e
tirely remove this feeling, give theas
a good appetite and re tu late digeo
tion. (1. L. lilackman. druggist.
csileB'a Arnica Valve.
The Rest Salve ia the world far
Cute, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheura, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively enrec
Piles, er no pay required. It ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box, Far sale by Foskay Jk
Mason,
fYsa's Dlsecvery
"Another wanderful discovery kaa
been made nnd that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches np jn her and for seven year
she withstood ite severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she reujhed incessantly and
could rot sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of Dr. King's New IlUcovcry
for Consumption and was so much re
lieved on taking first do-c that site
slept all night and with one bottle hue
been miraculously cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Luts." Thus write V7.
C. Hamriek fc Co.- of Shelby, N. C
flet a free trial bottle at Vo.:hay A
Mr on's Drug Store.
A WOMAN'S WAY.
A Startling Business Proposition.
When Mrs. Fowlor, of S27 Ellis street,
stopped in at a leading city druggist's to
-sk what effect Joy's Vegetable Sarsapa
rilla, would have in dyspepsia and sick
headaches, she was assured it would re
lieve both. She was so incredulous that
e druggist gave her a bottle, not to be
r, 1,1 r...ni t. ,..,.
Kseui
iVM
ha
" umraa itcuruu. 1 UB lOUOWlUff is i jirugglsts.
the convincing conclusion: - v
8 xa Francisco, Feby. 8, lssa. u ,HI 'vetnri.
Dbarsir: Notwithstanding my mis- one which is gnarantcwl lo bring
livings, Joy's Vegetable SarsapariUa did E!i!.-bi'lo,T rresuU' or !! tase
II that you promised. I had tried so Kift'r D
raan, preoption, that I had come to rnJ ft
believe nothing would relieve my dyspcp-: King's Few Discovert- w,r Voisum v
sia and sick headaches, but I have not tion. It is gurrantecd to bring rebcf
had a return of either since. You have ! ,n everv ea-e, when usea forai.vallee.
my permission to make this public, for a tion of Thtoat, Lungs or f he-t. Mich
remedy that will cure dyspepsia and pre- ?s ';usimiption, Icflainrnntion U
vent sick headaches should bo gonorallv ' .,-,i,:-'s. Lroi.ehilis, AMI.r.;. Hhoon.
known. Respectfully. '. V'r Co.u: h' ,trouP. .. ' H a
'iV VUm etrtet.
tiik FiusT kci:o ritlEST.
Orilalnrd by anlinal (iblonH for
MisKioaury Work in ihr South. iJ
I5altimoi:k, June 22. On
Thursday ia-t Caidinnl (ribbons
ordained a number f students of
Si. Atiplice ami St. .toeph"a acad
emy. Among -tht r on whom the
ton.-nre was desjowed wa Charles
Hindolph Unc les, a coltrtd student
of St. Jos: pi;, wl:o will be the first
colored piiest ot.lair.td ia America.
Th elevation 'f comied men to
the priesthood is in pursunccc of a
decree pasted by tbe last pienary
council to f-cnd eoiored mis-;an-arles
to the South to work among ,
.Oa. i;aasta f iiTE.T . TWT3itlfOU
is of the opinion that men of their
owu race will liavr more influence
amr.ng the negrtws than white
prifrts. The eivatiea t Uncles
is tin first step toward carrying
out this decree.
A KIIOMIAKUY MAN.
He
I'roOfieH to (ertho Horr.
oboe Falls at Niagara.
Niaoaua Fai.i.s. N. Y., June 'J'J.
Carlisle D. tirahatn, the hero of sev
eral trips through the Whirlpool
rapids, announces that he will, iu a
few days, go over the Ilorseshie
talis, which rushes over a 200-foot
precipice, with what little protection
his new barrel life boat can afford.
This barrel boat is designed for a life
boat, and is eleven feet long and
forty 'sches in diameter. It looki a
little like a torpedo, with a turret
amidship, and has side wheels, stor
ing apparatus and other appliances
similar to a flying machine, for
aquatic use. The craft is a cylinder
iu shape, and has three compart
ments, each of which is water ti6ht.
The center compartment is forty
three inches long and forty inches ia
diameter. The craft is strongly
built of well-seasoned oak and cedar
staves, aud is bound with twenty
four iron bands. But it is extremely
doubtful if it can escape being dashed
to pieces, either on the rocks at the
foot of the falls, or elsewhere in tho
fjorge.
TWO PIKES IN ONK WAV.
A Sharp Scaro at Spokane Falls and
a- Narrow Escape.
Si'okank Falls, June 22. Fire
broke out th'8 r.lteriioon at
o'clock in tho southeast part of tho
city among the smuU dwellings. It
caught iu a barn, and was com
municated to the houses. Threw'
houses and n ham were burned.
Four horses were iu the barn at
the li.ne. One of them c.scaetl,
ami the rest perished. A verv
high wind prevailed all day. The
citizens were quite alarmed
inojher firo brake out at about
5 o'clock iti a small shanty on tho
island near the KcLo Flour mill.
Hefore it could be checked four
small dwellings were burned. Very
little was saved. The cause waa
children' playing with lire. The
fire companies prevented its spread
ing. The high wind still prevails.
Ureal precautions are being taken,
and extra watchmen are on duty.
uunnjz ttie excitement at the
fires to-day, a man l unuing acroa
the logs in the river near by feJJ
into the water. He had "gono
under '.he third time when two
men caught him by the hair and
rescued him in a very weak condr
tion. He will probably recover1
The men nearlv lost their liven ia
rescuing the drowning iiiod.
SOSDISiEn DISPATCHER.
I xm Angeles, CaL, in to be sup
plied with electric street cars.
Thirty-two bodies were taken ot
of the ruins at Johnstown Satmr-
fJT.
Claus Spreckles announces thai
he w.II orect a sugar refinery at
Heading, Pa.
Orer a million snd a half dot
Uirshave already been disbursed
by the relief comas it tee at Johns
town. It is announced that the 500s)
men employed by Andrew Car
negie, at Pittsburg, will go on a
strike on the 30th mat.
The corter of Spain veMerdav de
clared that it would not sell Cuba.
and would entertain no proposal
looking to that end.
The recponeibilitv for the acci
dent at Armaugh, Ireland, where
by over teventy unday 'fsehool
scholars lost their lives, has bee
placed on the engineer of the train
and be lias been indictee for
manslaughter.
Merit Wins
vie desira toesv to our citizens, that
for vears we have been selling Dt.
King's New DicoTervlot Consnmptioa.
Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklet.'c
Arnica Salve and Electrie Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
r.4 well, or that have given Mich uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesi
tate to guarantee them ever time,
and we stand readv tu refund the pur
chase price, if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
liav won their great
noEulritr nura-
! lv fin ihrir mr.ritc C.. l a.
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