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and Boys' Clothing Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in th Willsra
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&
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DIALllSIK
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Iron Jipes ana mu tcuiri& wj v..wmwwm
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ON TIME
kiae i Heatias SUves, t at tT fr tk least aicaay ar
said in this city. Girt thtm eall at t Pir Blwk.Nrartk Firat
Julius
Manufactauer of
AND DEALER tiN
-an. Ksrfand Snaking Tot
..an, fuJ1 ine of Smokers'
CALIFORNIA AND - TROPICAL FKUliS.
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FA3T03&5gO005S
TO
G. L BLACKMAN.
Successor to E. W. Lancdon
puiT.an in
urngs, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a full line of books arte;
hiatiooery. periodical, etc.
Freacripttocs careful"?
rompounded
91 BOO FELLOW'S TEMPLE,
ilbany Ch-egor.
Tallej.
Clothie
ALIAVT
Saltmarsh
and Ctppe mare, Pumps
Joseph
Choice Cigais
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Absolutely Pure.
This pTffler neTer Taries. ;a maryei
t purity ,streni:th and Trholesomeness.
Mare economical than the ardinar
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion witb multitude af law test, ahart
weight alu r phosphate awaera
Said onlv in cans. Kotal Basis'? t-aw-
K Co , 10 Wall St., N. T.
B.vv CxawLST & V:, AjreaU,
Partland, Oreffaa,
rHTSIt'lAN
Wa DAVIS, M. D. PHTSlCIANj AND
sui'eon. Can he found at his .ffice
room ir. Strakin'u block, First street. Alhany
Oregon-
DR C. CHA1IBKKL1N, HOMEOPATHIC
phvsician and eur"eon. Office, earner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Orec.n Of
fice hours, mornings, I to a ana li t. i ana
after 6 in evenings.
W. UASTON, PHYSlCIAh" AM1SUR
, geon, Albany, Oregon.
M
H.I ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SLRr
, feon, Albany, Oreg.n.
r C. KELLY. PHYSICIAN AND SIR
J. L'con Albany, Oregon, oftice in Pierce's
new block. Oftice.hours, from 8 A. 11. to 4
P. II.
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KOSSITEB, VETERINARY SL"R-
Kcon, L'raduate of Ontario veterinary
collejre and member of the Ontario veterin
ary medical societv. is prepared to treat the
diseases of all domesticated animals cn
scientific principles. Otfice at Ans Marshall's
livery stable. Residence 4th and Caiaiiooia
streets, Albany, Oregon.
DR. I. W. STARR, PHYSICIAN AND
Stircreon, lata.f Rrownsfiliw, t)r. Otfice
in the Strahan-I'ear". block K)st:iiri in the
rear rooms on tii muiu hall. Cai prwuptlf
attended to in city e.r eountiy.
TR. R Kiiulir.WAT, TKTERINARY Sun
lJ peon, Albany, Oregon - -Graduate i C.eiJ
man an.l Amrrn-v.n coilcsre".
II. 5i. S. 1LM KEl ll.N. . W. W'ftl.nT.
1LACK1U"KN, i WRIGHT A1TOKXEY AT
) fj a, Albany, Orvjfon. Office in Odd
ijvilo.v's 'l'uniple. -Viil practice in all courts
it the state, and jiv. special attention to all
businefi
W
at Law, Albanv, r. Ollti-c in roomo IS
and 14, t'oitnr' i!.ck, aver J. 1. Blaia't
Etor ,
J
K. WKA ! HollFORP, ArfoflXET At
law, AlhnT, Orecoa. o.T.ce in Odd
Fellow's Tomnle. Will pract ia ail th
courts of thcxtatr, mad gi special attaaaiaa
to all hiisinew.
H
EWKRT, PRACTICAL WATC1IMAIB
, and jenel.r, Albaay. (areiron.
laal J.rTyntf.
)Atrtn 9ATi:t xcetrtiwu mice bin ob.
tain acenrate and prampt w.rk by aalhns
upon ex-ceuaty anrreyor F, r. T. Fisher. Be
hrtdcamplete capias at flela natea aui tawa
hip plata, and is arepara I tada aurrariay ia
any part af Lisa aaanty. PastaMaa addraaa,
Killer Statian, Liaa aoa ity,arafaa.
c
t. WIJV, 1IHT m m LBA
in Ira, Ufa aaahaawdaat ianmaaa aam-
aaiea.
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FVKKISIaVa INH T X1M. ATM
Ola BaatatiaMK
THAT H.aCriV Mfll a
aa a;uiekly attra by Shilab.'a Cara. Ifa
Caaraaiaa it- laakay A Afaaa.
H. F. MERRILL,
Ba niter,
ALBANY. tMGON
Sell? exchaare New Tark, Baa
Fraacisca and Partlaid.
Buy nates, state, caunty aa city
warrants. Receire deposit subject ti
check. Interest allewei aa tima de
posits Collectians receWe pram at atteatjaa
Correspandence solicited.
B""Oflice hours fram 8 a, if. ta 5 r.'ul
Agent for reliable Ira and.inarine
asurance compaaies.
Aibanj Bath Honse
-aNB-
HAIf BRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WriIIK, PRrRIZTOR
! 53"Ladiei ckiliren's hair dress.
a specialty. BatUa aatisfactiaa
euaranteed
! sei. ciit.
HATING SOLD JIT IXTERMT IJ TH
store af aeneral merchandiae of tha
firm of Coshow Cable to C: E. Stanard, I
wish to eall tha attention af all who know
themscl-cs indebted ta Coshow L Cabla to
J iall and settle ct ance. Harinir sold au
j k. count of poor health, I xprr to ch?
i cliina'e for a while, anil "all accouiits not
I sittled before 1 trt re-..i-. -; lrTa Rrownavilla
iil be h-ft with :c v.in- for cal!actia. A
! rd to th , Vt;,.;,.!,!.
i. o t.ij'.'V,PiawnTi '
( i I '.'C 11 -:C
Mli.-.l!.-, ( i !.
caul
flower,
fi', at
i -ry, pic
pit- plant, fie
! ! OWI;
A: (:m;i:-:!
1' ruit rans fer tho thor.f-ansi nl !
Hatkias a: fcaUniarsh'a. i
SPECIAL SOTM'K.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the K-oyal Coilt-jjo i.(
London, England, also of ilia k-
Tue Medical College.
The L'r. liiii f t''- ' !i;i.i.n:i.' .;
s'.iuly :i:iil i-.;ct:c-i t: '! ur;ki-a a t;-t-vi;ity
"t ' ciimnic U.'t'a". s, v..vi-
catKvrs, serofvla cnbsv.-J!,'-:itt.,Ji.u-.rj
::i d went, vvitho;.t "ji'.in r. .iiw.
Uo v maJfcs ; liyvciult'y i-r ;.?.:
mc:it wi;h oifctriciiji". Hs iit,-j' i. ,i
in the (Jerinan .French Mid Kr-ili-ii
hostpitals. Call priuij.t.!y att ! .'.
day or night. I s i. tto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
fjrOffice and res'dvncc I"'T 'r-jfl,
between Third am'." Fot;rti:.
f-l CJl4iV f i Br F
IN GOLD
To
lie ten
Cut out this st;veit:'mcl.l and rr:id it
J. LAIIMEIt i C., Nuifcrynmi:, oronto,
Canada, with 14 thr-ceit Canadian, e. 21
two-cent American pjsiaje stamps, ard thev
will send you by iriail(pci.paid) in fond time
tor planting in Ajril or May next, your
choice of any odb of ; the following collection
of plants, and enter jour nama in competi
tion for the $9,999.0(1 in cold that they are
pivinir away in arder la intraducc their or
aery stock. j
Collection! of Plant!
No. 1 2 hardy roses
No. 2 2 hardy climbin roses,
No. S 2 overblooinlnj (roses ferkoue cul
ture. No. 4 2 dahlias, ;
Ne. a 1 (fladiola, -
No. 83 hardy (jrapt vines."
No. 7 -1 raspberry plants, 4j eachj black aid
red:
No. 8 20 strawberry plants, 4 chaice kinds.
No. 96 very choica plants four house cul
ZTTture. No. 105 cherry currants (re(').
No. 11 ft Lees prolific currants (black)
No. 12 -5 white grape CurrLts
All letters with this advertisement enclased
alon witb stamps for any one or more edi
tions of plants, will be numbered as they
come to hand, and the sendtrs af the first
thirteen hundred will receiv Kifts as follows:
1st $250 The next 20, $10 each.
2nd 100 ! The next 40, $5 each,
3rd 50 I The next 415, $2 each.
4th SO ' 1 he next bio, f 1 each.J
6th - 20
After 50,000 letters have been received, the
senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive
Hiits a3 follows:
let $i!'io Next IP, $!" each
2nd 135 Next 15, 10 each
2rd - 75 NeSi 40, S5 eai-h (
4th - 50 I Next 47", 82 each
ith 25 j Next 500. fl each
Aft.r l.',000 let tern have been received,
3" : Ids ol t if u?xt 1,000 letters will re-
T.IU at fi.l s:
au.l I.... .5100 Met Next 5 520 each
3, 4 and 6.. 75 each I Next 15 )0 tacli
0. 7 and 8. . . 40 each Next :m 2 each
9.1 11, 12. 25 each I Next (;y:i leach
After l.iO.OOO letters h.ve bceii rccived the
seuders af the r.ext l.K-9 letters w ill icccivc
cii'ts aa foi:oi. ' -
1 ClOOeac). I Next 10 JeOcach
2 -: each j Next 25 10 each
3 and 4 60 each Next ."S.r ' each
Nrst5 25 each Next 479 1 ea.h
Any person may s-eniicny nuiiilxT cf tiutc-s
fc.r any of the above coiltcti.ii'S If ."x entsin
tanis extra it ptrii. we w ill rend in Jun
next a primed list of the nair.es of a!lptrcois
who are entitled ta (rifts.
We make this liberal ofT( r to readers f the
IlruAl.n, Ki'ovin il v.ill net pay unow. but
our object id to ii.tro luce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto
and Shrtibmount. out.., liocheter, N. Y.,
Lcuisville, Ky., 1'laincsville, O., and Chicago,
III., and we w ill guarantee all stock ta reach
our custamers i'i caod condition. We tmpltv
no atrents, but dell direct with cutonier,
and can aell and deliver slock to acy part of
the United States or Canaaa a aueut aoe
half the price eharjred by athet anrserymed,
throuch amenta. Kemenihtr wa will nat ba
undersold by any reiiitbla flrat. bendnsa
list of wants and we will quote yaa prices; ar
10 rents for a hand-ama iliustratad catalog i
whiih you may deduct from y.nr fliit ardw.
Address all letters
J. I.A.HfeCBIt & OO.,
Nursarynea,
TORONTO. CANADA.
WASTED.
TIHMB r7ISHINO A FUST
alaw aiftna, aewia anackiae, Ike
latest aanaia ar arbiata' Mteriala, will
find a bargaia ky aalliag ab lira. B.
Hynaa'a. Tka piaaaa ar folly ur
antee4 far Ira years. Tka keat
piaaoa Made ta aband tka aliaata af
tha Paeifia aaast. Tha New Aaaeri
eaa gewiag Uackiaa will please Host
faatidieta. Fainting and ainsi Iea
aoaa gire there. Stamping, Eat
broidery aid Dreasmaking daaa ta
raw. Na. 11 lat St., Alkaay, Or.
'ALBAM Y
Collegiate Institute,
ALBANY, OREGOU
ISM I
A Eull Crps $f Instrucrs.to
Ckneiea!, sientilc, literary, aaanmercial
and normal alassee. Courses of study ar
niiH is wieai the needs af all trades of
tiiH.nin Saacial ladueements offered to
atudana) from abroad. Tuition rasg-es from
$3.5 ! $I2.M Per Term.
Iastraneotarinstruatioa ia music will
riven by Miss Laura Goltra.
Board ia private families at low rates, and
rnn,ni for self boardinr at small expense. A
careful supervision exercised aver pupils
away from home.t
For circulars and fall particulars, address
tha president,
V RET. HLliERT N. COND1T,
Albany, Oregon,
WATERLOO!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
Tearift aad ale-iture seekers eaa aeciira
gnt-alMS aoconiDiodatioRt af J. O. Graaa at
tha Waterloo hotel on reasonabls terms
Board SI per day. or K 60 pet week. Horses
will ba properly fed and cared for. Waterloo
is situated on the left bank of the Santiam,
is well shaded, forminj- a most attractive
catnpinjr rrounu, mo a.enery ao..m wo rans
beinr fine, and it is bacominf a most papular
summer resort. Tne scda aprinfr hare beea
improved and furnish cold sparkling mineral
water for wblcb Vat-lao lias oe'iwa
famous.
"gllil.")ir5 rCATARKH REMPOT
positive care for i-atei rh, dih;ap:ia
a"tl oaker HiaKtb, Far tale br I'o
hay t Mit-
Iiubber and leather belfinj of all
':cripties at ktawait dc bjax.
I-HTIMJETERRV KILLED
; Shot V.'Liie Frcvokirg a Quantl
With Justice Field.
I
! Kt. 17ii
ai::-c y .ffpity u. is. iiarti
. "V;:6 V m'l'mtr to Frutict th
! L Jiaf reaij J;'
ie!.i t ifec IIiiiald.
v.-.viii:t)j', Cal., An;:. 1-5. On (he
arrival ol the Southern vakmc
j Ju:j:e 'iVny
w.is.Uot and kill
v'd in t:n rating
n liili
oiulcarurijitr to provoke a
j;ir:
ri with Justice Field.
KULL PARTICULARS.
Ju?tico FieKl had gone into the
dining' room and seated iiimself :t
i tie oreaK.iist iaiie, witen Juiis;e
Ttrr' cauit; in l.tdiin i hini, abo
betting down at the table. Jutivre
leirv rertfluHi over and Mapped
Justice Field in the face. Deputy
Tnited States Marshal Nagle arose,
drew a reyolver and shot Terry
twice, killing him almost instantly.
One ball entered near the heart,
and the other just below the ear.
Justice Field and Nagle re-entered
tue train and left for .an r rancisco
THE NEWS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Aug 14. The
announcement that Judge David I
Terry had been shot and killed in
the Southern Pacific depot at Lath
rop, Cal., this morning, as a result
of au attempt to provoke a personal
altercation with Justice Stephen
Field of the United States supreme
court, caused an extraordinary
amount of excitement in this city.
The possibility of an encounter be
tween Terry and Justice Field has
been recognized ever f-ince the im
prisonment of Terry for contempt
of court, owing to the known tem
per of the man who killed United
States Senator Frederick in the
early days of California.
NAGLE WAS THERE TO IV.OTECT FIELD
San Fhancisco, Aujt. 14. The
ia:t that protection wa.- accorded
to Justice Field, of the U. S.
supreme court, it is claimed was by
authority of Attorney-General
Miller, who telegraphed from
Washington to the marshal of the
district to see that the person of
justice was protected at sny hazard
WiiO nacls was.
fc-A.s FiiAKtiKfo, Au2. 14. Da '.id
ISalr, who kiiltd Tony, is well
known here. ii lived in Arizona
about ten years a;v- ani was at one
tiniathiet of po!:c at iouibstcne.
lie had tha reputation tbere f
ticinir a man ol undisputed courage
and once killed a Mexicar: ties-
pei ado who resisted at rest, lie
was appointed deputv marshal
here a year iio.
ECRTHER P.'.RIICI LARS.
JtKiiio lenv never uttered a
sound alter haing shot.
lie had hardlv fallen when Mrs.
Terrv lushed to the side of the
boriv and threw herself upon it.
Then ensued a scene of the wild
est excitement. Feopld rushed
from the dinii: roum and others
niskeJ in.
During this time Justice 1 leld
and Deputy Marshal Nagle retreat
ed to the sleeping car where they
were securely locked within. At
times' Mis. Terry would call upon
the good citizens to arrest and de
tain them here and not let then
escape.
Before the train pulled out, Con
stable Walker entered the Bleepar
and was carried away on the tram.
lie said to the spectators that he
knew his duty and and would per
form it.
During the time that the train
was standing at the depat, lira
Terry was running wildly, alter
nately from the body of iter bus
band to the sleeper, demanding
admittance that ske might slap
Justice Field, and begting that he
and Nagle be detained and have
their examination here.
Previous to tke entrance of Con
stable Walker into the sleeper,
Sheriff Purvis and a deputy, of
StainslauB county, had already
taken charge of Deputy United
States Marshal Nagle.
AT HOME IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Sax Francisco, Aug. 14. Jnstice
Field left the overland train at the
Oakland ferry and drove at once to
the Palace Hotel, where he was
joined by his wile. He was not
arrested, and a notice to the chief
of police, claimed to have been
sent by the district attorney ol ban
Joaquin, if lorwarded in that form,
was not earned out.
A WIDOW'S Sl'IT.
Kixiag i;.sibilit fr tha.lohmf.
towa DUastar.
Pittsburg Special to New York Tribune.
The first suit for damages resulting
from the disaster at Johnstowp has
been entered in the courts of Alle
gheny ctuutv by the widow of John
A. Little of Scwickley, Pa. Little
waa a commercial traveler. He was
drowned in the Hurlbut House, from
which only tour persons escaped, fie
left a huIow and ti.ht children.
Fifty thousaiid dollars damages ia
asked, and the tuit is entered against
abimi lifty millionaires, coniuj icing
the
ArK:
t).: t
S,.uth Fork Fishing
Cltib.
Uiieie
; !hei art
, v.i: t:e;S,
Andrew C,
iler.iy l'iiip;s .Ir.
l.Iiaijtt J. Clarl:,
i(.-;iii:in-ii a ne
I,:.w m the
l rti;tr id v i!-
i i:;.i:i
Transportation business; Robert Pit-1
eaii n, the superintendent of the Penn-
sylyania Railroad Company, who t
worked nobly at Johstown and con
tributed SoOtS from his own pocket;
Colonel E. J. Unger, the hotel man,
u l:o tuvr the dam burst; and S. 8.
Marvin, the wealthy cracker manu
facturer, and lU uLeu Miller, the rich
stetl manufacturer. The last two are
members of Governor Heavers Com
mission for the Relief of Joknstown.
The others arc leading iron, sUtl and
glass manufacturers.
Little traveled lor the U. 11. buutu
Woodenware Company of tli;B city.
He was populif with the ivatl n 1,
at a meeting ia the bevciiUi-avciiuo
lloi.td iu this city, raised nearly
'JJ00 f.r his widow. He .)
roachetl Johnstown the day before the
fiotcL, .. ... .
The bill filed by the attorney for
Little's widow charges that the South
Foi k Club dammed the public water
way, uot for the public good, but for
; i-ja?ure purposes for members and
their famiius; tl.al the resorvoir. orig
inally a teetter tor che old Pennsyl
vania caiud, was dammed to an enor
mous and nsa.ets height; that the
natural exits were iusuiheient and un
prepared for ordinary rises common
to streams in that portion of the
country, and that the dam was con
structed in an unsafe manner.
James U. Reed, a member of the
club, supposed to ke its legal repre
sentative, is out af the city to-night.
In a recent interview, however, he
said that he had examined carefally
into the matter and could net see
how a suit for damages could stand;
that the breaking ef the dam was
caused by circumstances over which
the club had no cantrol; that there
had been ae negligence, and that the
club had engaged an engineer who
had examined the dam and pro
nounced it safe.
TAR AND FEATHERS.
Th Vlcrilaatea at Track
Mean
Bnsiuss.
Trcckee, August 11. A man
named Fagau was brought to the
passenger train at 11 o'clock to-night
by the vigilautes. He was covered
with tar and feathers. Five men
were notified to leav; town last night
and all obeyed except Fagan.
He boasted tbat n. set of men
could run him out of town, and
emphasized his remarks by drawing
a pistol on one man, beating his
woman cruelly, chasing her around
with a drawn pistol, liring his pistol
en the street and making things
decidedly lively.
lie was arrested this afternoon and
loJa-e.l in iail. At 10 o'clock the
locks wre broken of)" the door bj100
masked nun. tauan was iaketi cut
and tarred and feathered. A com
mittee f f "(101"' went to his room,
got Lis lru;:k and valise, checked
tluu; to Sacramento, gave him a
ticket to the State capital, and
guarded the train until it left.
Fagan claims to be a pugilist, rnd
is said to have served two terms in
the State Prison. It is reported that
had the vigilantes had proof that he
was an ex-coavict they would have
hanged him. At one time a rope was
around his neck and over a limb. nd
nearly half the committee strongly
urged hanging.
INSCKK.
Julius Gradwohl calls the atten
tion of the citizens of Albany to in
sure before it is too late. He re
resents seven insurance companies
who carry a capital of $76,000,000,
with a cash deposit in the state of
Oregon of $350,000.
Farmers who have spent the en
lire year in producing a crop
of wheat should run no risks now,
but promptly get insuras.ee upon
the crop and guard against fire, for
if they lose their crep by fire.it is a
calamity to the whole coaauunity
as well as au irreparable injury to
to them.
Seattle, Elleasburg, Vancouver
and Spokane Falls has nothing to
do with our companies ; the lesses
will all be paid and still we are
readv for bmsiness, the saate as af
ter the Chicago fire.
Blsaraalas am Caseea Fae.
"This was eemetime a parades," aa
Hamlet says. Since, however, tke
people of America and etker Jamais
have been enabled ta pit Hestettar'a
Stemach Bitters against that unseea
foe, malaria, it is ne lenger aparadex,
but an easy possibility. Whatever
malaria evolves its misty veaam te
poison the air, and decaying unwhole
some vegetation imprcgnater the
water, there, in tha very ttrengheld
of miasma, is the auxiliary patent te
disarm tha foe and assure eScieat
p-otection. ITer and ague, bilieus
remittent, dumb &ue and a?ua cake,
e matter how tenacieusly tbey have
fasienet' their clutch en the system,
are first forced to relax their grasp
and eventually to abandon it alt,
gelher. But it 1 preventive force
that should chiefly recammend tLe
Bitters to persons dwelling in malaria
cursed localities, for it is a certaia
buckler af defence against whieh the
enemy ,s powerless. Cures, likewise,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney aad
billiaus ailments.
Loaded! Watraaloas.
A gentleman who has tried it
vouches for this story. Taking a gal
lon jug of whisky, he passed a string
through its cork, the cord dropping
to the bottom of the jug. The twii.e
was then introduced into a water
melon vine, by slittiDg the vine, acd
the vine permitted to produce mily
two melons. AVhen the melons wre
matured they were served at a private
barbecue to nix gentlemen. The
effect was astonishing. The gallon of
whisky got in its work. Not a drop
of the liquor remained in the jug when
tiie melons were ripe.
For the finest silver polish in the
market go to II. Evert's.
piTl)VT?n Tfi H17 4T14
" I- I i lilf J U I) IjA J 11.
A Religious Craze Drives Three
Negrces to their Death.
Itl'KNF.D IX AN IKON FPRS'ACR
L ftrr.lle tc:aj in Kc-w Mexico Fifteea
Tratr.nE Toard acd Etb a Coal Ira;a
ia Pencsylvaau.
The Hkbai.b's Special Kispntchej.)
San Francisco, Aug. 14. An
Examiner's Birmingham, Ala.,
dispatch ays that a remarkable
religious '.. excitement . 'prevail
among the negroes at Bessemer.
Old Negro Tobias Jackson has
been claiming for some time to be
the prophet Daniel and convinced
three young negjpes Saturday last
that they were representatives of
Shadrach, Mescbech and Abedne
go, the three children of Israel,
who entered Nebuchadnezzar's
furnace of old. and persuaded
them to enter tho Schloss fuanace
liere, used for melting iron. Be
fore a large number of negroes
they rushed into the white heat of
the furnace, and when they failed
to reappear Jackson announced
that he saw them rise into the
skies. He said they would visit
tke earth next Sunday, and the
negroes propose to assemble at the
church and continne in prayer un
til their descent.
A TERRIBLE STORM.
Thunder aad Wind Prcdd by
LightaiBg.
Albuquerque, N. M., Aug. 14.
Yesterday afternoon the people of
Albuquerque were frightened by
the raging of a terrible thunder
and wind storm preceded by sharp
flashes of lightning. Huge whirl
winds of sand came down from the
mountains, occurring at intervals
and blinding pedestrians. It
looked like rain, for the clonds
were heavy and dark, but the
rain did not come. Lightning
struck a pole near the freight depot
6tunning a number of clerks. The
pole was shattered into splinters.
It was understood la6t evening that
a driver and team were killed on
the Mesa as they reached the
mountains by the same flash of
lightning.
TUB WORK OF TKAMPa-
Fifteon ef Thm Bond a Coal
Traia, aad Horn the K
Caaose.
Reading, Pa., Aug. 13. Late
last night fifteen tramps jumped on
a Reading railroad coal train be
low this city, near the point where
two f the railway company's offi
cers were recently dangerously
shot. The tramps cut the train
into three parts, which act was
only discovered in time to prevent
another train from running into tho
first train. Tho railroad police
officers and a squad of city police
were called out, but when they
arrived on the scene the tramps
had fled. It was then discovered
that they had robbed the rear
caboose, the brakeman being seized
and rendered powerless to prevent
robbery. Similar outrages have
been frequent recently.
Kilraia Arrested.
Baltimore, Aug. 14. Jake Kit
rain was arrested this morning on
his arrival from Norfolk on a requi
sition from the governor of Missis
sippi. lew Drtra Caasjaer Death,
Dectbr Walter Hammend says:
After a leng experience I have come
to the conclusion that two-thirds ef
all deaths from coughs, pneumonia
and consumptive might be avoided
if Dr. Acker's English Kemedy for
consumption were only nsed in time.
This wonderful remedy is sold voder
a positive guarantee ky Foshay t
Maioa.
De Set Safer Aaj Leaser
Knowing that a cough can be
checked in a day, and the first stages
of censumptien brokea in a week, we
kereby guarantee Dr. Acker's Englisk
Remedy far consumption, and will re
fund the money to all who bay, take
it as per direetiocs, and do net find
our statement correct.
Chipped Beef.
We have jnst received a fresh let
ef smoked, chipped to order; also
a fresh supply of gold medal cream
cheese and lunch goods. Willam
ette Packing Co.
Grand Army boys, as well as many
others, wi'.l be interested in the fol
lowing from Alex B. !';, Stewart,
Tenn., who is A. D. C.TCn:maoder
Dep't Tena. and Ga. He says: "We
have kad an epidemic of whooping
cough kere and Chamber Iain's Ceugk
Remedy has been the an) thing that
has dene any good." There ia ne
danger from whoiping conjh wheat
this remedy is freely used. ."0 cen
bottles for sal by Foshay . Ifuoa.
Mr. F. J. Smith, Editor f the Ft
Abcrerombie, Dakota, Herald, says:
"The most wonderfnl iredicine, I
have ever met witb. is ChsKberlain'a
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy.
Iu ea f choiie is jriv r-tedv re-
ii.il On minting trips
it indispeiiMbie. Put in
i. imparts a vleasant t:
verts the paiufnl tiiur:
alkali wattr produces,
feel safe without it in r
aud ."0 cent bottles
I 'jsiiay & Mason.
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and pre
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I could not
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