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CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGON, SUNDAY AUGUST 11 1889.
VOL. IV, NO. 219
for pure Bums
TOILET AND
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-BS ALU
Ti8 Finest "Line of Pianos and Organs in the
Willamette Yallej,
OAIjL A2JD BXAMIMiSiiri3IC30eK.
E.BLAI1T
The Leaiir
Carries tho Largest Line f Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in tho Willaxi
tta Talley.
SUITS MADE
la tiis Mait Tailsnsr department.
LUMBER !
mm i HEALD LIBER COMPANY.
HUDSON, OR.
At bow preoar fo foraiak
rite for aricoa to aa at,
k
Hoik
CHEAPEST PLACEv IN TOWN.
DEALEIS IN
Mttvcs, Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppcrumrt, Pumps
Iron Pipes and all kinds of J?lumoin$. Goods.
Aflntsfor the CVebrated
ON TIME
(lookia ni Heating Slaves, too Best stay far taa least aaaaoj aver
said in this city. Give tkeat a call at tka fierce !leck,Krertk First
Street. Albany, reoa.
Julius Joseph
Manufactauer of Choice Ciais
AND
FINE IMPORTED ND KEY IVIT
sirs, Plurfaml Sn:fkiiiir Tolnncs, ,n
full liiiV of Smokers' Article:
CALIFORNIA AND
FAJffO kKOOI
TO -
G. L BLACKMAN
' Successor to E. W. Langdoo
OULBI IN-
urngs, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a full line of books :ir,o
stationery, periodicals, etc.
jogr PreseriptloDS carefu'th
compounded
IN ODD FELLOWS
Albany
TEMPLE.
Oregoii
AIM9M-
TO ORDER
AL1AKT
LUMBER!
IuMier in nHoai Uta ia Alaaaj.
Saltmarsh,
Clothiet,
DEALER IN
:tcl:;a;rn nr.ti Pilar l ipcf, si
i. Al( dealer in
TROPICAL FRUITS,
J urri,e, Keeney's Ileal Estate tike Albany
AbsoisiteSy Pure
This nowcier never vane. A nsanrei
of puri'y,strent'th and whoiesonieness.
More economical thaa the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold m competi
tion with multitude ef low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold onh in p uis. Uoial BakiN" :Jaw
BEtt Co '. W. Wall St., N. T,
D W (.'rowi.ey & Co., Agents,
Poi-tlaud, Oregon.
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J Ii. DAVIS, U. D. PHYSICIAN AND
sui'eon. Cm l found at his mce
room :i: Sirakuns bloiK, urst street. Ai&any
It I C. CH A M KKKL1X7 ' I OMKOPATillC
VhvsicinTi and surj;eon. (.rtfice, corner
Thirl ami Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon Of
fice hours, " iiioniitiK3, S to 9 and 12 t 1 and
after ii in cveningfi.
ri w. riAsTox.
PHYSICIAN
AMSUR
VT, t'i'on, S
Albany, Orcion.
Tir U.l ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SUKr
1U. gt
geun, Albai.y, Oregon.
n -. KKLLY, PHYSICIAN AND iV
J. ueon Albunv, orcuun. office in Pierce's
new block. Otlicv houra. from 8 A. M. to 4
r. v.
A.
J. KOSSITKR, VETKKINAKY SLR-
sreon, irraduate of Ontario veterinary
college and mcmocr of the Ontario vetenn
ary medical society, is prepared to treat tbc
disenni'S of all domesticati! animals on
scientilio principles. OHice at Atis Marshall's
livery stable. Ucsidcncc 4th and Culapooia
streers, Aloanv, Oregon.
DR. I. W. STARR, rilY.SICIAN AND
Surreon, late of Lrowi;s ilic. Or. Oltlce
in the tr.iliiiii-l'iMr e block upstairs in the
rear roonis en the in lin ball, i'ails promptly
aiieMifii to in cicv or comir.iv.
TAR. It KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SI R.
U gcon, Albany, Oregon Graduate f rj
m:ip fnicri'-. Ii roill-gc.
ATl'ORXKl.
!. M. X. ISliAl KI.'IN. . w. rh;iit
b L a
CKUL'K.V, .V WRKiHTATTORNKYA
AUkiuv. Oregon. Ollicc in Odd
o. llow s leiui.ie. - ill practice in all court1
of the etate, and 'ive special attention to all
DUSMIC6S.
l OLYEl.TnN
V at Law, All:
a'ld 1-!, Foster'
CHARLES E. AITORNEY
nv, Or. Oili in rooms 13
Itloek, er L. E. lSUin's
8tcr .
7 K. WKAYliOUFOKD, ATTORNEY' AT
i . law, Altkinv. Oregon. iltute in Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will prac;. in all the
tiirts of thestatt, and give special attention
to an misinem.
HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHUAKB
. ami jeweler, Albany, are;a.
t.aad Kurvcylya.
1)AKTIEH r.SlltlN HI'RVrriNS 9N"S can' os
tain accurate and prompt wrk by callinr
Ufon ex-county surveyor t, T. T. Fisher. He
h.'u complete copies of field notoc tnd town
ship plats, and is prepare I tad surveying ii
any part of Linn county. PstSioe addr.
Millers Ktatiu, Linou ltv,rj
CT,. WINN, AG EM'
ing fire, life aad.u
uMideat iuumu
paaies.
For Koat.
FBRN1SHEB RaailS TO EtKT.
City lUstaunot.
AT
THAT n.ACKIKC MUIuv aa
eo qukklY cured by Siiilak'o eao. TTo
fuaroateo it. Foshay A liaoaa.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker
1
ALBANY.
REGGN
Tork, Saa
Sells ezchaaro an New
Francisco and Portlaid.
But notes, state, county a4 city
warrants. Keceive deposits subject to
check. Interest allowed oa time de
posits
collections receive proaipt atteatiaa
Uorrespoodence solicited.
l"Ofllce hours from 8 a, m. to or.'u1,
Agent for reliable fere and. marine
nsurance companies.
Aftanj Bath House
aN
HAIR BR ESS ING SALOON,
JOSEPH tTEIIBK. ritPRIETR
J"Ladies aad children's hair dress
xi!z a specialty. Sntuo satisfactioa
guaranteidj
L OIT.
AVIXU SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE
sture of general merchandise of the
firm of L'oshow & Cable to C: E. Stanard. I
wish to call the attention of all who know
themselves indebted to Coshow k Cable to
call a.nd settle at once. Having sold out on
account of poor health, I expect to change
clinia'c for a hile. and all accoui.ts not
settled before I get reaih o leave Ilrownsville
'-ill be left wi:ii an ii;,.;.r for collection. A
wcrd to the :,( i, -.rDc icnt.
C. i'. oii.NilOW.T'.rownsvi
(il'llfl M-il,
ii'i' ;i. iilcrv
:i!:'n:iuc, caiilifiowcr,
iiic i.'lant, freh, at
invi:( i; t: Stana
Fniil cans far the tl'.eusani at
Hopkins & SaltBsarsh's.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
(;r:iilu.itc rf the Royal College ol
Li. ix'.ii.-., England, also of thobelle
vue Medical Co! lege.
The Dr. has spent ft lifetime of
' udy and practice and makes.a spe
iaity of chronic diseases, removes
f 1 A. -
cancers, scroruiaeuiarg.iiieiii8,iumors
i d wens, without pain or tne nile.
!e also makes a specialty of treat-
rt.ciit with elootriciiy. Haa praotu ed
:i the German Freticli andrl-ughsh
K.si itals. Calls promptly lattended
dav or night. His nn;tto iv.
"GOOD WILL TO AIL."
Cd'Ofuce and residence iforjry street,
between Third and F'lh. -: :
9,999.60
IN GOLD.
i!a fiitruii m
iu vj until
Cut ont this aiiveitistnient ami setid.it
J. LAH11ER Ai CO., Nurseryman. Toronto,
Canada, with 14 three-cert Canadian, oi 21
two-cent American postaze stanipl, acd they
will semi you by mail (postpaid) in food time
for planting in April or May next, your
onnire of any one of the following collection
of plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the Sii.yya.uo m goia mat iney are
giving away in rder t introduce their nur
sery stock.
Collection of Plant?
No, 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardy climbing roses,
No. 32 overbloomiuroses fttjbousej cul
ture. No. 42 dahlias.
No. 5 10 gladiola.
No. 63 hardy grape vines."
No. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4 eatW black and
red: i
No. 820 strawberry plants, 4 diice kinds.
No. 95 very choice plants four house cul
"ture. No, 10 5 cherry currants (rci1).
No. 115 Lees prolific currants black)
No. 12 5 white irrajie eumnts
All letters with this advertisement enclosed
along with stamps for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will be numbered as they
come to hand, and the sender! of the first
thirteen hundred will receive gifts as fottows:
1st 8250 The next 20, 10 each.
2nd 100 ! The next 40, $5 etch,
;rd 50 The next 415, S2 each,
4th 30 ' The next 820, ileach.J
6th 20 1
After 50,000 letters have beai received, the
senders of tlte next 1,100 letUrs will receive
bifts as follow:
1st $225 I Next 1, $15 each
2nd 135 j Next 15, 10 each
2rd 75 j Next 40, 85 each
4th- - 58 Next 470, $2 each
5th 25 Next 500, si cadi
Aft.'r 1(0,000 letters have tosrn received.
e s.' leu ol t ic nixt 1,009 letters will re
v a4.tts foil iws:
ami 2 . .4100 each Next 6 $20 each
3, 4 and 5.
75 each
Next v..
10 each
3 each
Ii, 7 ami S. . .
50 each
Next 314.,
9. 10, 11, li.
25 each
Next 053..
1 cue
After K'0,000 letters have been received the
siMlers of the next 1.109 letters will rccciv
gifts as follows:
1 100 each j Nest 19 $20 eac
2.... 75 each I Next 25 10 each
3 and 4 50 each Next 585 2 eai
Next 5 25 each I Next 479 1 ea
Any person mav send any number of time
for any of the above collections. If 5 centsin
stamps extra is sent, we will Bend in Jun
next a printed list of the names ef all persons
wiio arc untitled to gif ts.
W'c inatre this liberal of or to readers of the
Hkuai.1i, knowing it wiil net pav usnaw, bit
our object is to intro Juce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto
and Shrr.bniount. Out., Rochester, N. Y
Louisville, Kv., I'lainesville, O., and Chicagc
111., and w j will guarantee all stock to reach
our customers in gool jomiit on. We eninlv
no arente, but deal direct with customers,
and can &cl! and deliver stock to any part f
the l.nitod Mates or Canaan a about one
half the price charged byo'hct nurserymen
through agents. Kcmenibr we will not be
undersold by any reliable firm. Send us a
list of wants and we will quote you prices; or
10 cents fcr a handsome illustrated catalogue
which joi: may deduct from your first order.
Address all letters
J. 2-,A.I irvfKK & CO.,
N u rs ryne n,
TORONTO, CANA1A
mm.
THOSE VTISHING
class piano, aewiar
A FIRST
aiachine, the
latest mnsio or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by. calling at Mrs. B,
Hy man's. Tho piaaos are folly guar
anteed for five years. Tho best
pianos ataxia to stand tho cliaaate of
tho Pacifie coast. Tha New Ameri
can Sewiag Machiaa will please most
fastidious, raintm and mnBio les
sons givea there. Stamping, Km
broidery aad Dressmaking done to
order. No. 115 1st St, Albany, Or.
ALBANY
ALBANY, I OREGON
ISM ...ItS
A Eull Corps of Instructors.
Classical, scientific, literary, commercial
and normal classes. Courses of studr ar-
ranred to meet the needs ot all trades of
students. Special inducements offered to
students from abroad. Tvutioa ranges from
B.M ta 912.5a Ttr
Teras,
usic will
Instrnmentaltinst ruction ia
riven by Miss Laura Goltra.
Board in private families at law rates, and
rooms for self boarding at small expense. A
careful supervision exercised aver -pupils
away from home.i
For circulars and fall particulars, address
tne oresiaeni,
KET. ELSHRT N. COND1T,
. Alboay, Oregea,
WATERLOO!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
Tourists and pleasure seekers can aecuro
fint-class accommodations of J. G. Gross at
tho Waterloo hotel on reasonable term.
Board 11 per day. or 94 50 pei week. Horses
will bo properly fed and cared for. Waterloo
is situated on the left bank of the Santiaa,
is well shaded, forming a most attractive
camping ground, the scenery about tho falls
being fine, and it is becoming a most pcmila.
summer resort. Tne soda springs have been
improved and furnish cold sparkling mineral
water for which Wate'leo has oecom
famous. ,
SHILOIPS CATARRH REMEW "
A positive cure for catarrh, diphtlicria
and canker mouth. For sale by F-
l:uy - Hiii-vi).
lluuber and Jeutlier lieltinj; cf all
diricriptions at .tewait& fcsox.
v
CoUe
InefitnU
miniiuw
HAITIAN HORRORS.
Legitime
Cuts His
Throats.
Prisoners'
8 SLAIGHTEKED IN I'CELIC.
No Quarter Given a Either Sik The
Garrison Eadly Demor-
Port au-Princk (Hayti), Aup;.,
2. Legitime has betn cutting the
t!iro:its of p.isoneis in the market
place, llippolyte is advancing
eearer and newer each day. Time
and again the Southern leader has
prepared for a tight, but an each
occasion the appeals of the people
and the representations of bis Gen
erals have induced hint to hold on
a little longer.
Merc than ncce the war has ap
peared to be on iU last legs, but bv
some suddcu exploit hope has
aaio been raised ia the breasts ot
tlic beleagured inhabitants, (ol
lowed bj renewed efforts to tay
the advance at tbe .Northern forces.
Fear barderiBg an fisizy appears
to kave seized bold ot many al
Legitime's soldiers. They refuse
to stand fire, ana it anly remains
far the contagion to become uni
versal ta enable Hippolvte to
march unopposed into the capital
of the bnth.
The idea ef o fieri ng quarter to
the surrendering troops has lang
died out, and capture now means
something worse than death. Hip
aalyte slaughtered eighteen men
who leu into bis hands tha ether
day, and in retaliation tenible
scenes iu the market place have
been enacted.
A sysiam of signals ia vigorously
observed between the American
Consnlata and the Kearsargc and
the Ossinee lvins in tbe wflin
The American residents feel cam
paratively safe, though they citen
take reassurintr .stances in the
direction af the harbor and coun
for the huBdredtn time the guns
visible thraush the apon ports of
the American warships.
Hipp -lvte's attack lasjt Thursday
succeeded in carrying the earth
works beyona Lacoup, but there i
stepped.- His men at ance sc
about digging trenches far the pui-
pose af streagtBcumg their positiec
They also cut a read lor wagons
aad donkeys to travel, whicn en
tirely protects the latter from the
fire of the besieged. By means cl
wagons and carts no difficulty was
eucenntered in the traaspor'ation
of provisions aud supplies ta the
front.
On the 2it!;, iust before sunset,
Him.-olvte ordered a charge an La
Caup. His men advauced -?rith a
rush, tiring as they ran. Instead,
however, af going rpjht sytr the
intrenchmeuts as tney might have
done, his whole line stopped on
reaching some of the outer intrench
ments.
LecittEie's men fled to tbe
interior of the fort sX the first ap
pearance af tbe attacking force,
and far half an hour kept up a tire
on llippolyte s men gathered below,
At this mement tbe report was
sent to Port-au-Prince tram La
Caup that it was impossible to bold
out lonzer, and cailiog lar re
enfercemeats.
All the available men in the city
were pushed for ward an with
considerable inpetuasity attacked
Hippalyte.
The latter beat a hasty retreat,
carrying away with aim eighteen
af the garrison, captured duriag
tha first af tha attack. Of these
unfortunate eighteen .men, same
were shot an reaching Uippelyte s
camp, and others bad tneir throats
cut in sight of tbe whale body al
troops. All were executed far tbe
suseaacnt of tha treeps.
Spies reported this act of Hip-
polyte's te Legitime, and tbe lat
ter immediately ordered all the
prisoners an hand to ke taken to
- market-place. Ihere were
eight of them in all, and, tied arm
to arm, they were lea, strongly
guarded ta tbe open market. There
an immense crowd had collected,
which was at fever beat of excite
ment.
Oae by one the men were gaged
in plain view ot everybody, and
then, witb tha utmost deliberation,
their throats were cut like aa many
beastsAtbe crowds yelling veciter
eusly as each man fell quivering to
the ground. In the very middle of
the killing on man maaaged ta
sga himself and filled the air
ith tt.. most piercing cries ot
fright.
This pleased the crowd so much
that the gags of all the remaining
prisoners were takea out, and tbe
cries of agony of the wretched men
fairly rent the air. When tbe
butchery was completed a great
veil went up Iram tbe crowd for
Legitime, and it was evident that
tbe southern leader had gained a
point in tbe contkleace of his fol
lowers.
The captain cf an Atlas line
steamer and the American Consul
witnessed the above scene and can
authenticate it. Tha Americans
here are cot alarmed. Legitime's
men are too badly scared to mrlcst
any one.
llippolyte expresses great friend-
ship far the Americans, and it is
t ti ougkt any barm will be doe
oy his men should he eater the
ity.
AN AMUSIX INCIDENT.
Leonard Swell's Little Doctor and
theMsa Who Knew It All. .
Chic-so Journal.
In Luck's 'Eighty Years of Illinois
Politics and Politicians'' arc found
many incidents and auecdotes of the
most pleastug character, acd lrom
that source we extract the following:
U. r . Luliler was one oi the great
lawyers ot Illinois who wus contem
poraneous with Abraham Lincoln,
and was never eo happy as when he
bad a ciowd around him listening to
hi" jokes, but sometimes the joke re
turned to plague bim. About 1S5C
he was sitting one summer evening
outside the dcor of a iiotel in Terx'o
Haute, Indians, lelliug a company of
uterested listeners ot the ext-loits of
LtoiiarJ Swett, or.c of Illinois noted
lawyers.
"J his man Sweet, said no, :s
the sliaroest lawyer in Illinois. He
clears his man every time, especially
f chareed with murder.
"How does be do it, Linder?:'
ventured one of his hearers to in
quire.
Do
it!" replied
Linder, "he
insane every
proves they are an
cursed man of them."
"Well, how does he do that?"
"I'll tell you, sir. He carries with
him a little doctor who knows all
about insanity, and swears em a l
crazv as loons. The jury comes in
with a verdict of insanity everrtime,
Then he recited several cases which
had occurred where the parties had
been thus acquitted, when they were
reallv "iust as sane as 1 am, sir
iust as vou are." said Linder,
At that moment a pentiman wno
had been sitting inside, but had been
an amused listener, walked outsiae.
and offering his hand to Linder, said
"tiood evening. Mr Linder.
have the honor to he the little doctor
vou are talking about vou tell it
very well."
"What might your name be?" taid
L'.uder, though he knew very Cil
"My name is Koe," said the gentle
man.
"Xt Dr. Uoe .f Bloomington?"
"Yes, ir, 1. Uoe of Bloomingtoi
the man vou c-ll Sweet's little
doctor."
"Why, I kuow you, sir of course
1 know you, Dr. Uoe," said Linder.
"My Clod, str! are you the man
bee vour pardon. Dr. Ree. I did not
know that you were Swett'a witaess
Leg your pardon a thousand times,
V hat a blunder 1 made indeed,
did not know the man was Dr. lloe
of Bloomiugtom. Doctor, I cn d
nothing else but beg your pardon
aud i would not do lees u 1 could
(jeutleinen, if this man ever swears
am insane, I will believe him myself.
A NICGKO EXODlfc.
KifiT Tboesaad A boat to Leav
North Carolina.
I.AI.ETGII (N. C). Aag. '10. Tfc
committee appoiated by tto
Colored Emigration CoBvention,
which met here last April, to go
West and Southwest, examine the
country and learn wbat arrange
ments can be made for a movement
of a large body of colored people
North Carolina, expects to; leave
here for tbe Southwest on Sunday.
Tke committee say that over 78,
000 names of those who will move
have beea enrolled, and that these
have agreed ta start ia forty-eight
hours after notice has been given.
provided the cemmitssien makes a
favorable re part. .
It is said by the committee that
the people in tbe Southwestern
States have held meetings, com
posed of farmers, business men and
capitalists, who bava appointed
committees ta meet and center with
tbe Nortk Caroliaa aammissioaers
and to offer such indacemnts as
will direct the tide af immigration
in that direction. .
If the condition are favorablee
aad the committee shall so reaort.
it is tkeught kv tke cemmittee that
at least fifty tbausand people will
e moved aext fall. Kansas, Ar
kaasas, Texas aid California seem
ta be making preparatians to in
crease tbeir colored population at
the expense af the North Caralina
exedus. Ageats from Kansas and
ar Kansas are expected here on
A - 1 .
Saturday to accempaay the cam
misaioners fram this State.
isaraslas aa seea faa.
'This was soaaetime a raradoT." es
Hamlet says. Since, kowever. tke
people of America and other iaaag
have been enabled to pit Hostettor's
Stoma.-h Sitters against that unseea
foe, malaria, it is bo lonrer anaradox.
but aa easy possibility. Whatever
malaria evolves its Misty venom to
poison tke air, and decay iigua whole
some vegetation imprernater tke
water, there, in the very stronghold
of miasms, is the auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and assure efficieat
protection. Fever and ague. Bilious
remittent, dumb ftue andague cake,
bo matter how tenaciously they have
fastened their clutch oa the system.
are irst forced to relax their era?p
and eventually to abandon it a 1 to
gether. But it - i preventive force
that should chiefly recommend the
Bitters to persons dwelling: in malaria-
cursed localities, for it is a certaia
buckler of defence against which the
enemy ,s poweiless. Cures, likewise,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney gad
billions ailment.-.
Save money by buying a year's
supply of boots and shoes at cost at
W.F. Read s.
Uon't Urjc' that at Mrs. R. K.
Ilj man's is the placenta get jour sew
iug machines,
OVER THE WIRES.
Movements of the President and
Party During Their Trip.
ALLEGED INDIAN OUTRAGES.
A Bl? Failoio in a ;Cal''f-jia Twt Tne
Senatorial Coaovttee Loskijg After
the Irrigat'on Project.
Tha Usralk's Spec'.al Dispatehes.l
liAIt IlABDOK. Aug. 10. 1 lie
'Dispatch" reached here ibis
morning at i:u with eeoreiary
Tiacy on board. An hour later
the secretary, bis daughter, Al rs.
Wilmerding, Lieut, and Mrs. Han
son, Captain Cowles, called on tne
president. The afternoen will be)
pent on tbe bappho try the presi
dent and Mr. Blaine.
THE SENATB COMMITTEE.
Tkey will Moot at Boise City to
Arraoge the Plans.
Boise CiTY.JIdaho) Augnst 10.
Dispatches received to-day fiom.
Senate Stewart state that the ten
ate committee en irrigation will lie
at Boise City on Angust 16 and 17.
Charles Day .counsel for tbe Og'e
water works company, ib here ana
has presented to the governor ; nd
attorney-general an argnment ia
favor of tke right to appropr. tta
the waters of Bear lake for irriga
tion and city use in Utah, 'j tie
governor is convinced that he
plans ol tke Ugden company w,uia
deprive the citizens of Idalm of
.1 - i i . tt ja : A
tneir jusi ngui. no i ueiex m .
if necessary to proceed by an in
junction to protect our settlers.
The secretary oi tne int( -or
stated to-dav that tbe Un t;d
States will interfere in the com ro
ver?y between idauo anu
wee 1
be
re
ra
r.
e
neighboring territories over irr.
tion rights. It is learnea here t
speculators from Colorado u
filed claims, including the en
water capacity of Snake n
lieports received at the execu'
office stated that fchoTers in V,
em Idaho are extinguishing fo;
fires.
ALLE(iEDf NDIAN OITKIO.
A Company of Infantry
Sent t
Make am Investigation.
Washington, Aug. 10. A
taut General Kelton, has rece:
a telegram from General Miles,
San Francisco, informing him ti
the commanding general of the
partment of th Columbia, has. :
graphed that Capt. Kuhn. of '
4th infantry has been with hisc
pany to Calispel, W. T., to inve
gate the reports of Indian oulra?
but kas been ordered back to S
kane. Reports under data of Aug
7 were to tbe effect that no I
stacks were barned, and no thre
made by the Indians. Some la
was burned over, but there is
reason to think the tire was etartod
by Indians.
A Hie Failore.
MarysyjI.le, (Cal.), Ai.giistlO
Daniel McGanner. a nromim it
farmer and miner.fi ving at Smar s
ville, filed a schedule of his liab: i
ties last evening and made un
assignment to tbe sheriff. The
amount set forth on the paper g
(121,000. It is estimated that it
would take another $10,000 to pay
his petty accounts. Host of Lis
creditors are secared. Ovir
$90,000 are held by banks and in
dividuals in San Francisco.
Earthqeake in tho Adirondack.
Saratoga, Augast 10. A sharn
shock of earthquake of 45 seconds'
duration was felt in the Adiroa
dacks at 8:45 a. m. The dish s
rattled and buildings skeok in At
least a dozen places. Tke moti- n
was from east to west. A noise
accompanied the shock which w oi
distinct and skarp. The shock a aa
particolary hard at Warrenaburg.
Eleetrle.BIUeps.
This remedy is becoming so well
and popular known as to seed no spe.
cial mention. All who have tus- d
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
pra'6e A purer medicine does not ex
istanditis guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Sitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidnei ,
and remove Pimples, Boils, SL't
Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. Will drive Malar a
from tha system aad prevent as well
as euro all Malarial fevers For the
cure of Headache, Constipafioa aad
Indigestion try electric bitters Ear
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Prtce 5 cents and Sl oe
per bottle at Foshay Mason.
Grand Army boys, as well as many
others, will be interested in the fol
lowing from Alex B. Pot. Stewart.
Tenn., who is A. D. C. Com wand. t
Dep't Tenn. and Ga. He says: "W
have had an epidemic of whooping
cough hero and Chamberlain's Com.h
Remedy has been the onl tnin th.it
has done any cood." There ia ,
danger from whooping congb. when
this remedy is freely used. 50 cent
bottles for sale by Foshav & Masnn
Mr. F. J. Smith, Editor of the Ft
Abererombie, Dakota, Herald, says:
'the most wonderful medicine. T
have ever met with, is Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in case oi cnonc is gives speedy re-
liaf. On huntiuj trips I have fonr.d
it indispensiiile. Tut in alkali water
it imports a pleasant taste and nr-
vents the painful diarrhoea, whi.-k
alkdi water pro luce s. I could rt .t
feel tafe witl.out it in u v 1 ouc "
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J 50 cent bottles ;W ,
cshay & Mason.
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