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CENTS A "WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGOK, WEDNESDAY, AlXR bT 14
VOL. IV. NO. 221
FOR PURE DRUGS.
TOILET AiTD FAUOCE? E0007
CO TC
&KmmatiQZ
Til Fi
"Line of Pianos and Organs ii the
Willamette Tallej.
JLBD nXAlrKX5niXPTOCK.
The JMw
Carries the Largest Lin 6f Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in th Willsua-
SUITS MAD1 TO ORDER
LUMBER !
Tl
BULKLEf ft HEALD
HUDSON, OR,
Are new prepared to tarnish lumber ia ear-lead leta.in Aleanv.
rite for prieee te te at, IAIN, 1T7LAS . tlHN.
Hopkins
k
CHEAPEST PLACEv IN TOWN.
-DEALI1.S IN-
Mtores, Tin, Slieet Iron and Coppe rtre, Pumps
Iron Pipes and till kinds PlnmbinGootts.
Aflntsfor the CVebratei
ON TIME '
i
kiat aaal Heatinr Slates, tka aeat taye far laa least aaaaey atari
1 in this city. Gire taeai a call at tka Pierca Slack.Nrarth First
a
said in this city
itraat. Alaaay, rejeta
Tulitjs
Manufactauer of
-AND DEALER IN-
FINE lit
TED
(vu PlurfaiKi 5n'-ki!: T. a o VifiMli.tin' sm1 Vutt I .n
full 1jij- i1" Smoker' Artii i . A? dealer in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FKUliS.
, tl!l; ; hit! Keea-y's l.ctl tttate Cflitc Albany
(1 L BLACKMAM.
Successor to E. W. Langilon
IX
urngs, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet articles.
alsr a full line of books arid
Matlonery, periodicals, etc.
l-sf Prescription careful )
compounded
IH ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE.
Albany Oregon
Clothie
A LB AM T
LUMBER !
LUMBER COUPANT.
Saltmarsh,
Joseph
Choice Cipais
NO KEY MSI
Absolutely Pure.
of purity .strength and wholesorneness.
More economical man me erainarj
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low teat, short
weight alum or phosphate nowders
Sold only in t ins. Royal Baking low-
xa Co . 100 Wall st N. T.
Ds W Ckowlky & Co., Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
IMltIC IAN
T 11. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSlCiANf AND
VV suieon. Can he found at liis .tfice
room in Strakaa's block, First street. Albany
OrcROn-
DR 0. CHAM BERLIN. HOMEOPATHIC
phvsicinu and surpeon. Office, corner
third and I. von streets. Aloany, ureiron. Ul
fice hours, mornings, it to 9 and 12 t. I and
after 6 in evenings.
W. ilASTON. PHYSICIAN AMJSUR
, geon, Albany, Oreiron.
M
H. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr
. peon, Albai.y, Oregon.
m C. KELLY. PHYSICIAN AND eUR-
J. (icon Albany, Orcirou. office in Pierce's
new blo;k. Officc.hours, from 8 A. M. to 4
p. a.
A J. ROSSITER," VETERINARY SUR
. (feon, graduate 'of Ontario veterinary
college and member of the Ontario veterm
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's
livery stable. Kesidenoe 4'h and Calapooia
Btreets, Albany, Oregon.
DR. I. W. STARR, PHYSICIAN AND
funceor., late of liiv. nsvilie. Or. Office
in the Strahan-l'carce Mock upstairs in the
rear rooms on the maiu hall, (,'ai's pr.mptlT
attended to in city or eKinuy.
TR. R KOLDKWAY. VETERINARY SCR
J 'eon, Albany, Oresjjn - -Graduate f UeiJ
man aim Anien.vn mllcm
tTrOK.METH.
MMR1 : - -st-;
l. II. N. lll.AI Khl l. Ii. W. HBIflHT,
1 ) I.AChiH'RN, it W110HT ATTORNEY AT
J I. aw, Albany, Or.-jroti. Otlice in Odd
oc'how s Icmplc. I 1 practice in all courts
Of t':c state, and gUe special attention to all
tm-iws
llTt'LVEUTON ;II.LESK. AlTuRNET
t ? at l.a7, Allianv, Or. OflVe in rO"ms IS
and 14, FoKtrr'H Clock, aver L. Z. Blain's
stor a
T lV
f I . a
f KATIIOHMKI, A'lTORNEY A1
aw, Altnv. O'eifon. i:nce in vat
Fellow's Temple. Will pract ia aJl th.
courts of thestkte, and give speial ktteati.n
to nil liiwitess
H.
KWER1. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKI
:tui jevrelrr, Albaar,
Land urTejlBc.
Tjaktim aiKiaixa avtitix miii aiv
X tain accurate and prompt .rk bv eallii
upon er- eu.tr mrvfvoi P. T. T. KisheT. It
hascomplete c.piM.f ie!4 ate ami
hip plats, and is praparal tad gurv.Tic ia
any part ar una Monty, rastanaa adra,
Millers statian, Lian aoa ltc.Vrac-
c
t. nixx. AKBtrr ri Ta la-
j in; art, lit. aMIiMIMt tataraaM
paaiea
Far ImI.
AT'
Cllf (Uitaura.t.
THAT rTACIlS MTClr aa a
quickly enrta y ShilafcVCor. W
snaraaiaa it. bmmhj mmii.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker
ALBANY, REGON
Sells exchaar an New lark. Sam
Francisco and Parttand.
Bur notes, state, caunty umi city
warrants. Receiye deposits subject ta
check. Interest allawed time de
posits ('ollecllons receive pranpt atteatiaa
Correspondence solicited.
CrT'Oflice hours from 8 a, m. ta Hr.'ul
Agent for reliable ir aad marine
nsurance companies.
iitanj Bath House
aX
HAltt PRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH TVEHIR, PROPRIETOR
STLadies aad children's hair dresr
ng a specialty. BatiJa aatisfactiaa
zuaranterdj
OL IT.
HAYING SOLD MY INTEREST IN TM
store of general merchandise of the
firm of Coehow &. Cable to C: E. Stanard, I
wish to call the attention of all who knew
t'iem.Kcl"es indebted t. Cnshow t Cable to
call and settle at once. Iluvinjr bold oul u
account of poor health, I expect to change
cJima'e for ahile. and all aii-f.ui.ts not
settled before I get ready .o leave lir.iWiinville
ill be h it wiMi .in ft;, -r tor cllecti... A
wi.r.l to th' v. ;v,. miui". i;t.
t . i'. ouMiovY.f'.n.wiHvi
iir e:i p( ;i, e.ii li;ir, -auh flowfer. !
nai-.iii.-, ti Itv. i ,r plant, fu-tl,, at1
!"; o'.vmi !' .V: SS:in;ir(l,
l ir.it cans r thf 'i.outar.dat!
Hoikii;s L Sa!(ir-iii', j
SI'M lXL .NOTICE.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Grailuate S tho Royal College of
Lomloc, England, also of the Kelle-
vue Medical "jVHege.
The Dr. has f r.-nt a. lifetime of
study :md practice and lu.tke a .;
cialty of chronio lire:ist, vinmvts
eancors, scrofi'la u!atvt;t:ci!ts,!:u!ii'ts
and wens, withfint pain or ti.e r.nifi-.
He aUo makes a specially of t.i.r.
iiient with elcctriaiiy. Has prac'.i. i..t
in the (Jerman; 'Yeiich and v-.;!i.-!i
lio.spitak. CalSi promptly :tt.:..U i
day or night. Wis m- tto is
"GOOD V;iLL TO ALL."
Oflice and r ';,1ene3 Ferry street,
between Timd I'onr'.ti.
9,990.00'
IN GOLD
it) Ik iilVril
Cut cut. tliis ai'ti'ttisemeri nrnl niit
l.All.MEIt .V: Cp., Nuik iyiii:.i.. oroiito.
Canada, with 14 .iree-cci.t eai adian, o, 21
twii-cctit Amcricai. iKistao stan'jjs, ai d they
will send you by mail (pocitpaid) in good time
for planting in i April or May neM, your
hoice of any one oi trie following collection
of plants, and enter your nam. in competi
tion tor tlie S'.yJUUU in eoitt tnattney are
giving away in .rder ta introduce tbeir nur
sery stock.
Collection of Riant?
No, 12 hardy roies.
No. 2 2 hardy clashing roses,
No. 32 overblokniugjlroMta f.rf aouie cul
ture.
No. 4 2dabliai,
No. 510 gladieU.
No. 3 hardy gtape vines."
Nc. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4 each? black and
red:
No. 8 20 strawberry plants, 4 ch.ice kinds.
No. 95 very-choice plants four house cul
;ture. No, 10 5 cherry currants (ret1).
No. 115 Lees prolific currants (black)
No. 12- -5 wfcite irrapo currants
All letters with this advertisement enclosed
along with stamps for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will be numbered as tlitv
come to hand, and the senders of the first
thirteen hundred will receive gifts as fallows
1st fci'.O The next 20, $10 each.
2nd 300 The next 40. S each.
3rd 80 The next 415, $2 each.
4th 30 ' The next b20, 51 each.J
oth 20 1
After 50,000 letters have been received, the
senders ef the next 1,100 letters will receive
Kifts as follows:
1st $225 Next 1. J15 cacb
2nd 135 I Next 15, 10 each
2rd- 75 Next 40, $5 each
4th - F,0 Next 470, $2 each
ith 25 I Next 500, $1 each
Aftjr 1(,000 letters have been received,
; S" i lcis ol t ir n'.xt 1,00 letters will re-
v Its as toil wn:
and $100 fach Next 5 $20 each
3, 4 and 5.. 75 each I Next 15 ! each
6, 7 and 8. . . 50 each Next H 8 each
3 111, 1SL 'ii aJH NeitOt..... 1 enrh
After 150,000 letters h&ve len received the
senders of the next 1.10U letters ill receive
irifta as follows:
1 SlOOeach I Next 10..
2 75 eaeh Next 25..
3 and 4 50 each I Next :VSfi
NevtS 25 each I Next 47!)
.J20 each
. 10 each
J each
1 ewh
Any pcn-oii may send any number .f time.i
for any of the above collections I f acentsin
st:iii;s extra is sen., we will fcihI in .din
next a prin'ed list of the names f all persons
who are entitled t. gifts.
VTe make this liberal offer to readers af the
IlKKM.n, knowing it wi'il not pay uxiiow, but
our object is to intro luce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronta
and Shrubmount. Out., liachrster, N. Y.,
Louisville, Ky., Plaincsville, ., and Chicago,
IU., and we will guarantee :ll sto-k ta reach
our custamers in jr.od ramlition. W. emplay
no awents, but deal direct wiin riwtoeiers,
arid can sell and deliver stock to any part of
the United States or Canaua a about .ne
half the price charge byatct nurHcryaicn,
through agent. Kvmenihi-r we will u.t lc
uiKlersoId by any reliabl. firm, teuanstt
list f wants and we will ipjotu y.u prices; .r
in cents for a hand-.m. iliustiatsd cataleeu.
which you may deduct from T.ur first Mler.
AMreas all letters
J. LAUMBR & CO.,
Nursarynea,
TORONTO, CANABA.
WASTED.
TTimm WISHING A FIRST
olam piana, tewing nachine, Ike
lateat nai ar artiita' ataWiali, will
find a bargain by eIIi at Mn. B.
Hyaiaa'a. Tka piaaoi ara folly gaar
nteed far ira years. Tha kest
piaaoi Had ta ttan4 tka alimataaf
tha faciHa caast. lb New Ameri
can Sewiaj Machiae will pleaaa most
fastidiont. Pointing and nana las
soss gives .there. Stamping, Km
broiiary and Dressmaking dsaa ta
ornar. Na. Hi lit St., Albany. Or.
LEAN Y
Collegiate ktitute
ALBANY,
I
OREGON
IMS
A Eull Corps f Instructors.
Classical, scientific, literary, Mmmercial
and normal classes. Courses f study ar
ranted to meet the aeeds .f all trades of
students. Special Inducements sffered te
students froua abroad. Tjitioa raages fran
B.M ( 9I2.M rer Terns.
Instrumental'instrnctiou in aiusie will
Siren by Hiss Iaura Goltra.
Board in private families sX low rates, and
rooms for self boarding at email expense. A
careful supervision exercised over pupils
away from home. '
For circulars and full particulars, address
the president,
KEV. ELBERT N. COND1T,
Albaay, Oregoa.
WATERLOO!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
T.n.i.1. .I........ ...L.
MralliM bMiir.tnAfl.tiftna .1 I 11 ' '
" 177 , u. v. ores, at
ths Waterloo hotel on reasonable teran.
"" fci "j . p su iici weeic. Horses
will bs properly fed and cared for. Waterloo
is situated on the left bank of ths Santiaai,
t" wis, racifve
caiapinf tronncl, ths scenery ab..u the falls
bcinr flne. and it is beenniini n..
summer resort. The soda S)rin)rs have heea
inipruvni anu iiirninii coio sparkling mineral
water for wbii-h Wate-l.n haa if.-n.
fuBIOUN.
SUII.OirS CATARRH RKMFDY J
A positive cure for cntari h. diphtheria
;ii ii ( aiiK. ; nienth. far sale by Fa.!
t,-i t A- f.isan
Hubber and leather billing f aJl
diocripticas at bttwart k ii,
BOl'LANGEIt (JUILTV.
61.;tt:-::
Gloomy
r.nciimari.
fcr
I,
IIIS
KI.ECTIIN
A x:n.LE.
Mr.-. : tl..
Ft. .!;:
brick Grn.iliy
Harb,.
3 V::l 3 e H -t
L-prss.-d
The
Sou.
1.1 II
I'A'.O-
s t. I.ev.:
--Tlii! rvii.
lUnihlii'!'
yi '. j.
t this
L'uilty
liittTiioun i'ouihI
of consjiiracy.
1 HIS EI.ETKX
A.NNt'l.I.al).
. The state- council lias annulled
lit; elect ioiiH ler twelve counties in
which 15onl:mj.'.cr wan elected to
tiit roiinci! yer.eral en the ground
that the jjrinial was not legally
elitril'Ie for 'lu: josition.
lloviJjiuer li;i.s written a letter in
which he Males he j;ave the hums
of mon y w hich he is accused of
em lezzlin', to the chioi clerk in
the war otlice to be used for the re
lief of widows and orphans of
soldiers. .
Five lodgers in the house of
Madame Foupres, former mistress
of Boulanger, hare sworn that the
general was m 'aris on July 15,
1887. the day on which :t is alleged
he yisited the city in dietaise.
AT BAB UAKIiOli.
A Warm Greeting Accarded to th
ttaa Treaidcnt.
Bak Uakiior, Aug. lo. Presi
dent Harrison received a warm
greeting on hi? arrival here to-day
on the return from Kllsworth bv
the midday boat. He breakfasted
with Senator Hale this morning.
Subsequent! v Senator Hale drove
President llarrisou and Secretaries
P.laine and Tracy in a carriage
the depot. A special train fcr the
terry was taken at bar Harbor
wharf. A good sized crowd greeted
the president am.! cheered as he
parsed to the carnage which was
to take himself and friends to San
wood. To-morrow lie will be ac
companied to I!ath bv Secretary
Tracv. Governor Ijurleigh will
probablv meet the presidential
special at Augusta or Uatli.
THE CONDEMNED WOMAN.
How Mrs. Maylrick I'assas Her
TJiue in the EnllKh Prison.
LivKP.pnt)!., Aug. Mrs. May
bncK in a very depressed state.
She passes much of her time in
moaning lor her children and
weeping. The chaplain is devoting
much of his time to the condemned
woman and ehe appears to be
gre.ttly appreciative of bis visits
IX HKlt BEHALF.
London, Aug. lo. A meeting to
consider the t:na oi Mrs. May brick
was held at Ike (. annon street
hotel to-dav. A resolution was
adopted to petition the home sec
retary for a remission "f her sen
tence.
THE TWO
ElIl'EKORK.
Aust-ria's .Monarch on Visit to
William of Germany A Mill
tary Display.
Beklix, Aug. l.'l. The whole
army corps of guards paraded to
day before the emperor of Austria,
making a brilliant display. The
weather was fine. The emperors
appeared on horseback. Emperor
William commanded the tnwps and
led first the ontire corps, and
afterwards the first resiment of
guard, past the visiting sovereign,
who then headed the regiment
beaung his name, and marched
past Emperor William
WILL SIE HER SON.
Ex-Queen KatalleWill Defy
the
Order of Kz-Kins; Milan.
Vienna, Aug. 13. Ex-Kincr Mi
lan of Servia still refuses to allow
his bod, the youth Fulking Alex
ander, to meet his mother, ex
tjueen jxataiie. I he ex-oueen is
determined to start for Belgrade on
August 22 to visit her son. This
announcement causes excitement
in Belgrade.
A Wretch Arrested.
Boston, Aug. 13. Dr. Harry G.
Haroer. alias Dr. Sanford, was
arrested last night in Cambridge.
charged with causing the death of
Nellie Martin bv malpractice. He
has been conducting an unauihor-
zed lying-in-hospital.
A Fatal Explosion.
Locisville. Aug. 13. The boiler
of Thomas Anderson & Co. '8 stove
factory at Lawson, Ky., explodtd
yesterday. Laton Menzer, Dennis
l'ardy and James Jackson ware
killed and four others seriously in
jured.
The Lucky Numbers.
New Orleans, Aug. lo. The
following are the large numbers
drawing prizes in the Louisiana
lottery: 1st, 87,835; L'd, 85,332;
3d, 75,3.13; 4th, H3.540; oth, 54,
420; nth, 30,242; 7th, h0,f84; 8th,
43,200; i0th,(l,8f3; 11th, t',044.
trayed.
From n;v place near Harrisburg,
July 10, a black and tan bound ; at
the time of ieaviu he wore a strap
collar with a libt chain and block
attached. rewa-d of 10 wili l e
paid for i::f.n matinn leading to his
recovery. A. P. M Nalv.
New Ottngns in jewelry at French's
HE WOILUS'T PAY IIIS TAXES
Two Mn Shot and Instantly Killcl
in a Terrible Encounter.
CmoAtio, August 12. A spec. fii'
tn the Iiitcr-0;'-nn froai Frankfurt,
Micliignn. avo: A terrible en
counter occurred id Otter Creek
t ti is morning, in which Charles T.
Wri'it, president of lue Otter
Creek Lumber Coinpnuy, of Racine,
Wisconsin, shot and instantly
killed Deputy Sheriff Neal Mar
shall and Dr" Frank P. Thurber.
Write had failed to pay certain
taxes, and the sheriff attached n lot
of his logs. It is thought that
Wright with a force ou men :it
tciiiocd to regain their pott-sii.
and that in the meles Thurbsr was
ki!li't and Mars'iali soon al'ttr-
wiird.-. It
sixt) men
a Il i a V and
i-, rumored Ilia: over
were engaged in the
othtis mar have bfen
wounded.
Ti.e "jroivjilor
Dewnre with s
le:iviug lor Ulit'r
Wright dead or
that Wrigiit has
fcrce of ollicers i
Creek to capture
alive. It is said
escaped on a barge, and departed
lr the Wiscomm shore.
THE BUSTLK NOT NEW.
It Was Known and Written About
Orer a Century Ago.
As an article of female attire the
bustle is apparently doomed. A
marked feature of the garden party
ke'id at Marlborough House on
Thursday is said te have been the
"total disappearance of tbe cushion
n a , , k a hortt Til wa.cf "
But why this synonym? Accord
ing to Dr. Murray's mammoth
English Dictionary, one T, Monro,
in 1788, uroduced tbe following
cauplet:
Such locks the nymphs now wear in silks
who rustle.
In rich luxuriance reaching to the bustle.
The familiar woid has, conse
quently, literary sauctieo, out
despite this fact, plus tbe antiquity
to which it can evidently lay claim,
the disappearance of the thinn
which it represents is not !ikly to
be reg rded with any profound
feelings tf regret.
insi i:e.
Julius Gradwohl calls the atten
tion of the citizens of Albany to in
sure before it is too late. He rep
resents seven insurance companies
w ho carry a capital of f 70,000,000,
with a cash deposit in the state of
Oregon of $350,000.
Farmers w ho have spent the en
tire year in producing a crop
of wheat should run no risks now,
but promptly get insurance upon
I he crop and guard against fire, for
if they lose their crop by lire,it is a
calamity to the whole community
as well as an irreparable injury to
to them.
Seattle, Ellensburg, Vancouver
and Spokane Falls has nothing to
do with our companies ; the losses
will all be paid and still we are
ready for business, the same as af
ter the Chicago fire.
IMsarsaloc an. 1'nseen Foe.
"This was sometime a paradux," as
Hamlet says. Since, koweTer, tke
people of America ano other .'aad
Lava been enables to pit Ilostetter's
Stomach Bitters against that unseen
foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox,
but aa easy possibility. Wkatever
malaria evolves its misty venom to
poison tke air, and decaying ua whole
some vegetation impregnattr tke
water, there, in the very atrongkold
of miasma, is tke auxiliary potent- to
disarm the foe and assure efficient
protection. Fever and ague, bilious
remittent, dumb ague ana s rue cake,
no matter how tenaciously they have
fastened their clutch on the system,
are irst forced to relax their eras
and eventually to abandon it alto
gether. But it i preventive force
that should chiefly recommend the
Bitters to persons dwelling in malaria
cursed localities, for it is a certain
buckler of defence against which Ike
enemy ,s powerless. Cures, likewise,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidaey and
bilheui ailment.
Do Not Banter Any Longer
Knowing that a cough can be
checked in a day, and the first stages
of consumption broken in a week, we
hereby guarantee Dr. Acket's English
Remedy for consumption, and will re
fund the money to all who bay, take
it as per directiots, and do net find
our statement correct.
low Doctors Conqner Death,
Doctbr Walter Hammond says:
After a long experience 1 have come
to the conclusion that two-thirds of
all deaths from coughs, pneumonia
and consumption might be avoided
if Dr. Achor's English Remedy for
consumption were only nsed in time.
This wonderful remedy is sold under
a positive guarantee by Foshay A
Mason.
Why Wonts Pade.
Women lose their licantv because
colds undermine their life. Dr
Acker's English Remedy for consump
tion is an absolute cure for colds.
Grand Army boys, as well as manv
others, will be interested in tbe fol
fowiag from Alex B. Vo; e, Stewart,
Tenn., who is A. D. C. Commander
Pep't Tenn. and Ga. He says: "Wc
nave had an epidemic of whooping
cough here and Chamberlain's ('iic.u
Remedy has been tke onl thius; that
has done an v nood." There i nn
I danger from whoiping congh when
tins renieay is freely used, ."it) cctu
bottles for Bale by Foshay k Liason.
Save money by htiyiug a year's
supplv of boots and f-liora at t est at
W. F. KejirFs r .
Try Com. l!ro' Panpor ." ceat
Havana cigars.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Comments Concerning the Seizure
of the Black Diamond.
IM.EUAI.
SEAL
CATCHISO.
fsnti m fjooimiisioser Tanner Is All Bigfct
Kotcs froB tie National Capital
Eemovals Btc.
Social Correspondence. 1
Washington, ' Aug. 5. Post
master General Wanamaker has
issued an order extending the age
limit governing the appointment
of letter carriers in mn civil ser
vice post offices from thirty-five to
forty years. The age limitation
does not apply to persons honor
ably discharged from Army or
Navy.
The seizure of the Canadian
sealer ''Black Diamond' in Bher
lugs sea by the U. S. Cutter 4,Rusn"
ilill continues to be talked about
here. One thing may be set down
as certain the administration is
determined to carry out the law,
and every vessel canghti llegally
taking sells in Behrings sea will be
seized. Representative Farquhar,
of New York, who was a promi
nent member of the Congressional
committee which made the investi
gation of the seal fisheries that led
to the enactment of the law under
which this teizure was made, is
now in Washington. Speaking of
the seizure and its probable out
come he said: '"This country will
go right en asserting and main
taining its jurisdiction over the
Bthring Sea fisheries, and England
cant lay a word in earnest about
the matter. Russia stands readv
to make good our title derived by
purchase from her. Great Britain
cannot afford to antagonize two
great nation Russia and the
United States. There is no doubt
about Russia's disposition in tbe
matter. They guaranteed us a
title and England cannot seriously
question that title without antag
onizing Russia. If she went into
a fight she would have two antag
onists. This is all well understood
in England, as wc i, as in Russia
and America.
In answer to the charges ni-ds
by certain papers that a certain
pension attorney had been favored
in having applications marked
special Commissioner TaDuer has
had prepared a list of all the cases
made special since he took charge
of tbe Pension office. There are
952 cases. Of these 117 had no
attorney, 9S were represented by
Geo. E. Lemon, 5 by VY. W. Dud -ley,
26 by M. B. Stevens & Co. 22
bv Fitzgerald efc Co. 20 by J. Yf.
Morris, 17 by T. W. Talmadge, 16
by Soule & Co. 10 by King Bros.
12 by P. J. Lock wood, 11 by A. W.
McCormicket So, 11 by P. O'Far
rell 8 by Aden Rutherford, 8 by J,
B. Gradle 383. Tbe balance of
the cases are distributed among
throe hundred and three attorneys,
no one of them whom has as many
as eight cases. This statement
lully answers the very silly charges
of favoritism . Cotnnmsioner Tan
ner is all right up to the present
time and don't you let it your
memory.
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Ticbenor is quite ill. He
was attacked while hard at work
in his office. He has been in bad
health for some time and lately he
has overworked himself.
E. W. Oyster, the man who is
said to have compiled tbe demo
cratic campaign document purport
ing to give General Harrison's
recotd on the Chinese question,
has been dismissed Iron the Gov
ernment printing office. Ho waa
greatly sirprisod as he expected to
retain bis position because of his
prominence ia labor 'organization!.
Secretary Noble has appointed a
special agent to visit Franco to in
yettige tbe system of . irrigation
used in that couitry.- The infor
mation gained it expected to be of
much benefit in aiding the depart
ment to solve the problem of irri
gating the arid lands of the west, '
Representative Williams, of Ohio,
is here looking atter some federal
patronage in his state. He says
that Foraker :s certain to be
elected and that hia majority will
not be less tnan twelve thousand.
He is not so certain about the legis
lature, but thinks the chances are
largely in favor of tbe rebublicana.
Public Printer Palmer dismissed
thirty of Senator Gorman's ap
pointees last Thundaj.
Chipped Beef.
We f ave just received a fresh lot
of smoked, chipped to order; also
a fresh supply of gold medal cream,
cheese and lunch goods. Willam
ette Packing Co.
Mr. K. J. Smith, Editor of the Ft
Ahercrombie, Dakota, Herald, says:
"The most wonderful Medicine, I
have ever met with, is Chanaberlain'a
Col..-, Cliolera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
In e.i: of cholic is ;:ves speedy re
lief. On huntir.jr trips I have found
it indisp:):ihi-. Put in aikali water,
it imparts a plea.ant ta?t and pre
iftits the patnful iiarilicj, which
alkali wr.er produces. 1 could not
feel taie will. out it in tuv l.ouse." 25
acul f.O cent bottles lor ca!e by
Foshay & Maeon,
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