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Newspaper Page Text,:x ., 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SKPTEMD.EU is 1 oSil. vol. iv:-.-no. 2-15). FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS -;o -HE ALSO Tle Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tie CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. STEWABT & SOX, -Dealers in- General 'tmit j ill! Iron, Steel and Caul Wagons and 'Buggies Hope and. Cordage Blacksmiths ' Supplies Gra-rWoii and ( A&d all Implements C. E. HAWKINS, Mm ALBANY FURNITURE Does: an immense business it"ftll kiiifbjof furniture," bedroom sets, p.-irloi eta, chairs, bed lounges, kitchen rafts, anil al! kinds of tables, etc., etc. Also have a fine select'en of wall paper ami wiudiw shades, which they are Offering at close figure. Call and e them, on Firt tret, opposite Sw art Sox. I oins CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN. -DEALERS IX- Stoves, Tin, Sheet 'Iron and Coppertvare, Pumps Iron Pipes and all kinds f Plumbing Goods. Agents for the Ce1ehrated ON TIME Cooking and Heating Stoves, the best stoye for the least money ever sold in this city. Give them a call at the I'ierce Block ,Krorth First street. Albany, Oregon. Julius Joseph Manufactauer of Choice Cipais AND DEALKR IN ' i ii i mi i in I I Cigars, Mug and Snii'kir T;l i.i ros, M cix-li.it m M d t-i'. v I "i -t . full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next uoor to VfTeiffer's candy store, Albany. Oregon, LUSV3BER ! THK BDLKLEY I I1EAL0 LUMBER COMPANY. HUDSON. OK. Ar.J I:oV.' iC:'.iied t-.i i';r::iir:i Vri'. ';es'ina, i'.'AI.n i" TO - 6. L BUCKMAN VJt L JJUflUllUliJ Saeccaeor to E. W. Languor DCALS-3 IX urugB, Paints, Oils. Perfumery and toilet artieler also a full line of books vt. stationery, periodicals, et: jgf Prescriptions earefuiH ((impounded iH COO FELLOWS TEMPlfc lbany Oiej-oi CAR1UES - Hardware AM"1- IP Carpenters' Tools tin ilders 9 ilardura Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Vowder cf? Fas? Sans and Axes. trass Seeds'! M liy Farmers: F. FAKKELL i n 1 1 tin! ir i i 1 H h U 1 ', LUEV3BE R - !r:::;'v. mars powder Absolutely Pure. miit t Mi . S ;tflt:?. A llirvu nt ;"iri:, i !:i v I'.'Kc.-.jU.'ei!1;-' More ; i !;: '!..; !i.f. )i"G:!i.i .' Si- jr) von .?U- :!.! ' r ix'c ii lost, .'iiori Jon v::i SoM o:i;-. :., f-. inr l. t'M- "iM- en C I) V i v.y i: Co., Agent, P.irt'aud, Oregun, 1111 SBtl.tX J JI. DAVIS, M. D. I'HYSICIAN, AND IT su.geon. CV.n be found at his oftice room ir. Strahrsn" blcik, l-ir't street. Albany Oregon-. DK C. CMAMRKkLlN, HOMEOPATHIC physician and Mirgeon. OfiK-c, corner Third ami Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. Of fice hours, mornings, 8 to U and l'i to 1 and after C in evenings. G. W. IIASTON, I'HYSICIAN ;'M Sl'lt , geon, Albany, Oregon M. II. ELLIS, I'l.'YiSK'IAN geon, Alhai y, Oregon. VND SL'Kr n C. KEI.I.Y. PHYSICIAN AND oUIt- J. veon Albany. (iresQii, onVc i-'i .Pitrce's new block )!Ii'.-c hourt:, freiu S A. M. to 4 e. M. 4 J. lif)SSITEK. VK'iKIMNAUY SUIt- f . L'coii. LT.iiliiate of Ontario vcterirarj college and member of the Ontrii veterin ary medical society, is r pared to treat the discapes of all domesticated onimols on -ieiitific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable. Recidence a:A Ciilaj coia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. I. W. STARK, PHYSICIAN AND Surcreon, lute "f I'rottnBvilie, Or. Onirc in the Strahan-Pcar' O Mock iip.st.nrH in tl.e rear rooms on the main hail. Cai 8 pron jitlv attended to in ci'y or eountjy. Dli I". KOMtKW'AY, VETKi'.INAKY SI l: ireon, Albany, Oregon - f.rriiluate of flei J man an.i Ainericcn coileire. Dr.. K. A. McA:.istr kt.th:c riiv fician and Niirtreoii li; s nnmved bis ollice into Cra for.iN Utvk. AM tal's pronipt Iv a't"-ni!e.l to. DUG. A. WIIITNKY, niYSICIAN AM) surn- on. ;r::t!ii:.t..- f Ilellivce Hospi tal Medici! (rolltvc. New YorU City. Din-rcs "fivoinci a ;oiilty. Oillci: in Krcmjii'n li'iek, Albntiy tir-.'ou. VoflCK IS ilKKKllY (;l VKN 'I 'I AT I'!:o 1 pcrty cwiits ur rtii:;rd by ordinanw to ent dov. 'i mm rcino e all thN'.ln and ob noxious iiN-ds uruuini' upon th. ir prcniiscj, nndnp'!i the stroet nd joining t he rito, within the city limits -.f Ail-any. 'lbotc fai!in-.' to dn ko ill r iiil.lo ids fii-c of ,', liv ord?r of ttic ;it mar-bal, ,!,N. Hoi-TlfAN" Ai.RASV, Jess 28, 1;-W), II. KWEiir. PMACTICAI- WATCHM AKK and jcvieli-r, Albany, Orcmi, .ITfOKKVS. U. . X. I5LA KIU BN-. t. W. wnit'MT. BLACKIil KS, & WltKHlT ATI'OUNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. Oilice in Odd iiellow'n Temple. Vill practic3 in all court-s of the state, and gi?e tpccial attention to all business. fl7v K UTO S-'T'li A K L KS E. ATro P. NK Y at haw, Albany, t)r. 0:h e in rooms 1:1 and 1 , Foster's liiock, over I.. K. lllain's tor . 1 " K." WRATH' KpOltT aItoRNKY AT . law, Allnriy, Oregon. Olhw in Odd Fellow "k Tn;plc. Will pract in all the courts f thoi-!:ie, ned give special tttenticn to all iHisi.. u ail !arvr.viii2 1)RVll.s HKHlRIKO HfRVKYlNO IONB CAI OB Uiis mvvrste aud prompt ork by callimr upon i:s- "!it surviyoi F. T. T. Fisher. lie hss.-ompltto . .pies of fielil notes and town ship pbts, and is prepare I to do surveying in any part of I.inn count'. Postofticc addrcus, Millers station, Linn con lty, Oregon. C1 11. WINN, AGENT !"OIt THE LEAD- ing fire, life and.aecldeiit inhnrance ceni- panies. Ir Benti 17LRNIS1IED IIOOMSTO Rf.XT. AT THE City Kcs'-aunrt. THAT HACKING COUGH CAN ln so ouickly cured by 8hiloh's Cure. We guaramcc it. Fosbay &. Mason. I X)R REST A COMMODIOUS STORE ?5x 1 60. An A 1 location. Small stack and fixtures or sale, Adc rets or call on Ashby ii Dickinson, Albany, Or. ET. SEDGWICK, M. D., ECLECTIC . physician and surgeon. Office rooms 23 and 24, Pcarcc's bloc, Albany, ( r3;on. IlAMED-A YOUNG MN DESIRES A li situation as a carpenter Address Geo. Sandman, Albany Pogtotliee' Oral ii Tile for Mile. I GOOD SUPPLY Or FIRST CLASS V drain tile for sale at the Eoge brick and lile factory hast of Albany nar Knox Huttc. Call at the factory or address Propts it Auston, Albany Oregon. PALACE VIS AT MARKET AMES V.PlFE.ITOp. flrtit Slnel .... 41bnn 'Ihe host variety f ehou-e Lecf.ieal, mutton pjrt; uuH-ic, i i ., ill me ruv nej'i i-viimhiii i vi band. AVATE.RL00! IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS. Tourists i ': ---: e - i i rs can secure firs' cl.i ai-i i i i : .ii-in i-f .!. G. (iniss at t Wat-i:-.i. I:-1 i .ii rc.i -liable Onm i!i.ard '-' -: : .. . I ; . '' ( i uei k. Horfes ..i.i I -e ) ! r ' . ;,: i.ridl.ir. atel,.o 1 :- i i . i.e.-:' : i-n!: the Siit::-.c:, i-- -.': . - I ' 'i . -rit: : nii?st atlr.icTivo .'!. ; : i ' i, li s . I cry a'.i lit t:ic I e! :. , i; i- ;.i-ci:i:!g!'.i!'.'! i'V!1' ; : 'I . ! , :.i;i,c : : ; rKt'lAli ftOTif K. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Koyal College of : London, Englard, also of the tlclk- vue Medical College. 1'!):' Dr. has spent . lifetime .;' stti'iv ;itid practiei' -.xiiii makes a p$n cialty :-' ohvonio li"ea:w3, rcmovi- ! cancer.-?. Rcroii,I.culari.ei::er.ts,tuiiior j M, j. and wens, without pain r the kniir. j He also niaki-8 a sjieeially of treat- i ment witlj eleetnciiy. Has praetii ed in the German Freudi and English hoeritali. C.il!s promptly nttnded day or night. His mUo is KJUUU VlL.Li 1U ALU. T0ffice and residence Ferry stret t, i:t ween Third and Fourth. 9,99Q.OO IN GOLD To k Given Away. i,ul ci:t :his .'-.eii: iii' '-t -nd -r:.d it J f.AJIMEHA: CO.', Nuisunmaii, lovjuto. Canada,, w ith 14 thruc-ceit Canailisv, -JI two-cent American poRiac fsiampK, aru rnev will Bend you by mail (postpaid) in good time for planting in April or Slay next, your ohoice of any enc of the following collection of plants, and enter your nanio in competi tion for the .y,9". 00 in pold that they are givinjr away in order t introduce their nur- ery biocx. Collection of F-larvt So. 12 hardy rosus. So. 2 i hardy climbine; roic. So. 32 ovtrbloomiiiR romis for hon-e cul ture. No. 4 2 dahlias. No. 510 gladiola. No. 63 hardy jrrapc vines. Nc. 7 -S raspberry plint8, 4 each black and red' So. 8 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice Kim's. So. 9 o very choice plants four house cul ture. So, 10 o cherry eunants(re'). No. 115 Lees prolilL-curraMs (black) No, 12 5 white rap currnts All letters with thii advertisement ciickiid alonif w ith stamps for any one or mure coi tions of plants, wit be numbered as tbey come to hand, and tie sendirs of the first thirteen hundred wtl receive gifts as follows: 1st $iQ The Mxt 20, 10 each. 2nd 100 ! The nut 40,.:i each, 3rd- 50 1 The nt 415, 2 each. 4th SO 1 1 he Mxt a20, l each.? 6th 20 ! After 0,000 letter! have been received, the senders of the next I l'JO letters will rocvi.e sifts as follows: 1st $225 Next If, ?I". each 2tid 135 Next 1 j, 10 each 2rd 7S I Next 4t 5 each 5 4tn - 50 Next 47, 2 each 5lli 25 I Next M0. 1 ea li Aft.T 1' 0,000 li tters have been rcciivnl, ss" lt.soltir li XC 1.U00 letter? v. i':! rc- -j Its fi.l an 1 , .1:I each j Next 5 s"20 each ::, 4 and 5 . 75 each I Next 15 10 each ti, 7 and H. . . SO each ' Next:it;j 3 each X 10, 11, 12. 25 each i NextfiHS 1 cjch After 150,000 Icttei i hove been rei'eiveit the senders of the next l.lw) letters will itceive i:iftfl as follow? 1 1 each Next ..... .$20 each 2 v.", cat li j Next 5 loentti 3 and 1 M each i Next 2 each Sexto 25 each Next 1 each Any pirwoi! may tr.danv uember of times fur any of the above coili-ctiniiN 11 5-ents in -tamps extra is suu.we wil M-tul in Juu next a printed l!t .f the uauius if all pcreons who are entitled to srift3. We make this libeiul oiTcrto readers of the Hkhalii. knouinL' it will not luv usnuw. but ! our object is to ir.tro luce our stoek and build up a trade. Our mailing points arc Toronto and Sbrubniount. Out.. Id'chester, N. Y-, l.ouisiille, Ky., I'l lincsi illc. (., and Chicago, I!!., and wt will iruarantee all tur.k to rcaiu cmr custoineis in i;ooil condition. We employ i no weiits, but deal direct with cu.toinen3. and can kcI! ai:d delixei stock to any part of the United States or Canaua a About one half the price charged "by 'other nurserymen, through agents. Itemcmhor wo will not be underiiold by any reliable Gnu. Send us a list of wants'and'wo will quote you prices; or 10 rents for a hand onic illustrated catalogue which yon may deduct from your tiryt order. Address all letters J. LAHMER & CO., Ntarseryraeri, TOllONTO, CANADA. WANTED. THOSE WISHING A KI1UST elass piano, sewing machine, the latest music cr artists' materials, will tind a bargain by calling at Mrs, B. Hyman'e. The pianos are fully guar anteed for five yearn. The best pianos made to stand the climate of the "Pacific coast.' The New Ameri can Sewing Machine will please most fastidious. Painting and music les sons given there. Stamping, Em broidery and Dressmaking done to order. - No. 115 1st St., Albany, Or. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. V CAriTAL.. . 9.59,000 President-... Vice Pre.... Cashier H. BRYANT ... JAY W. KL4I. U. Ir. JIKUKILL. business trans" A general bar acted. Sitrht excliat transfer bout hi York, San Fran Orp irmi.' and telegraphic and sold on New ho and Portland, Collections made on favorable terms ALBANY 0 1 ALBANY, a OREGON ISS8 ...1889 A Eull Corps of Instruers.to ClaeBical, scientific, literary, ccinmcrcial and pormal clauses. Counts of etudy ar ranged to ni'H't the needs of all grades of student. Special inducements offered to students from abroad. Taition ranges from 5.50 to $r;,50 Per Term. lusrrumental instruction in music wi given by Miss Laura Goltra. Hoard in private families r.t low rate-., r.nd rooms for self boarding at tmpll ixpcn;.'. A careful siilH-rvUiuii e.(.;.icel over pi'P av.;:y lf i!.i hurne. r i. i:t:il -r- fe.jj j artimlars. iHirrsi ; i." -' c t. i:;.!:i:i:tx. c)N!--r. Ai' at y, 't'. ,c:i. I 1 pi COr(- .'; Cllt ! ii) j c- htfitnto OVEK THK WIRES. ,-, ij-!: i lize Fiiit In St. Lotus FaUilV. i j :;. j ; ro ii:ath rot: Lc!i'!'ii: atr.kv Difficulties - Jcfe tl: ilij-.p-ri Jivt Pdiro'ouia. ; Tin; 1;i:!:ali'h c.i.l! l'!.-v iS8:?T. Lotis, (Mo.,) ClM.! 17. A ; brutal prize light occurred herehu-t j riijjit, which resulteil in tins death ; uf one of the participants. Thomas E. Jackson, 18 years old is the vic tim. He foujgl't Ed. A. 1 learn, a locaHijiht weight t-hampion, eleven ' bloody rounds, and at the OTx-nin;.; I uf the twelfth f-ll fainting in the stfiroiid's arm. The light tliiou-h- Ull va ii.'Jil 'jc!-jrji.i.c ctci witnessed in the rin, fcience be in lost sight of, and iive and take sliiifin marking the tiht through out. I'.y the time half a dozen rounds'had been fought the nun and their seconds were covered with blood, as was the sawdust on the floor, while the water with which the lighters were sponged was as red as blood itself. When Jackson was uuconscious be was carried to a room above the saloon, where three physicians worked vigorously, but without avail. At eleven o'clock this morn ing Jackson died. The stakes were for thirty dollars. l.A HOKEltS XT WOKK. So m r'rw DitHouIties, But AVark Kesuuifd. London, r"ept. 17. The advice of the leaders of the strike to the dock laborers to observe all the provisions of the agreement under which they returned to work was effected. This morning the men went to work peaceablv with the j "blacklegs." Very few assem- I bled outside the dock. The strikers and "blacklegs" on the South India dock became involved in a rii.sputc and the me:; who had been n a strike drove the "blackleg,'" out. The police interfered. :n i the strikers with drew and the "blacklegs' re sumed work. When the strikers were abr.ut to leinme v.oik at Albert dock they found a number of "blacklegs" employed. The strikers attacked the blacklegs" and chased them from shed to she 1. Several "black legs"' were, injured and removed to tl:e hospital. The men who made 1 tho i::ni't v.ci-n ilVclmrL'C'd. The directors of the dock eompanv j threaten a general lockout if they I do no, live up to their agreement, j The disturbances have been queued and work is fully resumed on the ictona docks. ami West. Indian, THK KIITElfS LETTEi: H Writes thnt In a Werk il will Conimit Aootlier Ztirder. . London, Sept. 17. a letter feigned "Jack, the Kipper," has been received at a news agency in this city, and states that in about a week another murder will be added to the lift of Wbitchapel horrors. American Petroleum. Washington, Sept. 17. Vice Consul Wapenlenski writes from 1'atavia that large ciuantities of petroleum is being eold in the Java market at prices Selow that of the American petroleum. . Kailroarf Train Derailed. Atlanta, Sept. 17. A freight train was derailed near here at midnight by a cross-tie, which lean placed across the track. The fire man and brakemen were killed.' Cholera at Bagdad. London, Sept. 17. Cholera has made its appearance at Bagdad, and is spreading into Western Persia. A Bishop Dead. Louoh, Sept. 17. Rer. John Fielder Mackarnes, late bishop of Oxfordds dead. He was a brother-in-law of Lord Coleridge. Th Dutch Parliament. Tub Hague, Sept. 17. The Dutch parliament opened to-day. flERVY DRAFT HOUSE FOR SALE JjL cheap, Good family or farm horse. W. C. CAMsELL. Contractor and Ilullder. mUK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED 1 ia Allianv solicits itronage from city and country. " Will contract, to build bridges, bams, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethan stvle of buildings. Will furnish plans and spicifications lree of charges. Satis faction guaranteed. v W. tl. CASSEL. Xollee or DlAHolution or Partnership milE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE X existing under the firm name ff Wallace, Tl ntnpson & Co. whereiu T L. Wallace, W. S Thompson and E. LaForest of the city tf Albany, Linn comity, Oregsn. wore general partners is this the 7th day of August A I). 1W, dissolved by mutual consent, T. L. Wallace retiring. The business will be eon ducted at the same place bv W. S. Thompson and E. LaForest unuci the firm name of LaForest & Thompson, wha will assume all liabilities and collect all accounts duo the fllDateil thi 7th dav of August A. D. lWi. T. L. Wallace, V, S. THOMfSoN, K. LaFOKEVI". n ?1I? REAL ESTATE .-I CENT, Cci.vey.M :i b o main :r. pl'IIOTj't '..It'.'. sii.ct, nc. rr i C.' K'.ii' s i.'.'ie ;:' A)i I u-i (.- wi!' lit n to: ii 'i li: t, Ai' :.i;v, i rcon. : re'.; re civ iii'Lsn I A WOMAN KCALPKU. A Untlier ttr.i-p a Supposed Ca rotin ut unit Iifcler Fallow. Nt w York Ki cniniC Wc T:.e sights at rid. tlif seashore are many and vur ed, :md a certain iJ:ooklvn yyuog nian will have reaoa to. xewetu'ier his visit to t'onej Is'aud ia.-t .S'.mtlay. lie w:s in lnp!.:t:g witii u p-nty of fri.'uii. i;'.s of whom we:e I itrauirs i:j lhe city. They had Mi ':.(:: in Ur iiaifj time, and t itii:g a nmti piiir.ge ot'iore y.iiv. I'he vouuf; ui:: luad-j ' dive and swim. ut from shore to u uint ;e- joad the r jrs, and tried f see f.ir he c; ;iSd swim under wstvr iti returning. lie- went down, and vh)D lie Jiext anneared he was in a stueV throw of the fchoie. When li l i.urt to the '.iit uv : the Y'r !. s e.e. were tbi-cd with H.e i-j;oy in-'n'. and ii" opened an J closet t. tin ruidiv. A-s lt-r did o, how- ev(?i, he cMiii ivV. : it thought was a cocotrui. 1: f!.bt'd through his bead that iieihap a vessel had becu -it recked and the cargo lost, and reaching cut, he made a grab tt the object. There wss a little shriek, which thi young man did nt hear, and a miuute later a woman About ntty years f age was seen making her escape from the water, it was noticed that she had to hair and he.d her arm up ever her head Imagine the yruns: swimmers dis oust, thouch. when he saw tuat what be had supposed w?s a cocoa nut was nsthins more that an old brown wig. Senator Dolph in Washington. Washington. Sept. 16. Senator D!ph, cf Oregon, has returned t Vashitig:n with his lamiiy, ana w:!l now remain until cangress can venes. The senator w-day made the louods of the departments, looking after Oregon s varied inter ests and ol the fuciuc cast in genera!. His visit to the navy de Phrtueiit w&3 to learn what report the board of naval oliieers had made who were sent to Kurope t investigate the works which could be used to improve the rapids in the Columbia river ct I he Dalles This board, as w ill be remembered, was authorized by the first session of the last csngrcss to visit The LUiles ami investigate the condition of the rapid?, atid then to vis:t Europe and inspect the methods ust-' i there, suca as hoat railways, works, etc., lor improv- Mmih-r streams and oveice-ming rapid. The. senater arcena-.ced ih.it the boird had returned frem Kurope end was at pre.en: engaged on Ms report. lie coult nor acer fun. what the ivpoit would he; but Le learned enough to be cwnfi lect that it will recommend thai tho im piovcinent? of the japids be outlier ized sad an appropriitiea made t'r tlif in bv congress. FIKE AT EUREKA. Tlin t nlon AIIHs Destroyed Let., Fifty Thousand Dollars. . Eureka, Cab, Sept. 10.--The Union mill, Flanigan, Bronstn & Co., owners, liurned this morning; also a lot of timber. Loss, $50, 000. The cause of the fire is un known. The night watchman has not sl own up. but was seen leaving tho premise during the fire. KOIIBERY. Tho Stage Stopped Again jTorest Hill, California. ACJUURN, Cal Sept. 1G.- -The Forest liili stage wag stopped again by a single robber, on the grade near Autiurn. nd tho driver com pel led to open Wells,. Fargo & Co.'s uox. The robber - got nothing. The oaeaengers wtre oot'moleted. FIRE AT RED BLUFF. The Presbyterian Church and Two Dwellings Deetroyed. Red Bluff, Cal.,8ept. 16. Fire this afternoon destroyed the Pres byterian church and the residence of R. II. Blossom and Charles Mc Cartby. Loss $10,000, covered by insurance. Woavau's Discovery "Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county. Disease fastened iU clutches up jii her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, bat her vital organs were undermined and death 'saenicd imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep, She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved on takine first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle hue bten miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Luts." Thus write W. C. Hami iek fc Co.- of Shelby, N. C Gat a free trial bottle at Fosbay & Mason's Drug Store. It ucklcu's Arnica halve. The ftcst Salve in the world for Cuts, bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Micum, Feve - Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-laius, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box, For Mile ly Fosliiiy & Mason, ll.irno's Catarrh Sjcufi'. "tire run- tor, sere cw'S, cic:iit,i.-, li-.li;i !.(-, ;::ifl tin: wilM fulfil f e -tarrh in the l;es:d : iA lliioi't. Pi lie 11 iti:!; 'fi'ii l.v !"( Ii'-.v .t- .! ( j. A'.ba: i:.y, 0: c'"ij'!. SAVED THE WOMAN. A Train Robber Sacrificea Liberty to Help Sufferer. Prcccott Journal. How !-trau"t!y ihe e1 uiw had . mteriningle ia the breast of man is strikingly jdiown by the train of c.icum&tacces r.;ieu.i.ng me ie- capiure ol Smith, ihe train robbtr, who is cow awaiting tnr.l in the CVnntv jail. In March Ust he, in ccmpany with ihree -9thcrs, robDed ihe ca-4-.Tu oonnu At.ant.c and ra ciCc cxprcb9 at Cauou Diablo, i.ud a moiitn alter ward, aiter one of the loge;t chairs on record, the party was captured by Sheri.T O'Neil aud . pesss in Utah. While on the ro turu trio to Arizona. (Smith illected nis escape by jumping from a car window ou the Atchison, Tope k a and Ssnta Fc while the train was rapidly descending the Raton. mountains in Mew Mexico. He ui enco struck out for Texas, takiuir herses wherever the oppor tunity presented and rldiag tiitm as long as they were able torarrj him. On tkr afternoon of the ninth day, while in the Panhandle, near Vernon, Staith discovered a woman aimlessly wandering oyer the prairie, and recognizing 'he fact tht she must be lest or ia ' trouble, be rode up and accosted her. bne informed him that she had been lost two days, during which time 6he bad gone without food. Knotting that ia her emaciated condition 6he could not possibly 6urvivs much longer with out assistance Smith, the escaped train robber, fleeifg though he was to escape trial for a crime the penally of which was death, and ati.l carrying ou each leg his broken shackles, betbeugnt him of a wiud mill he- had passed some eight miles back, aud, putting the woman on his horse, conducted her to it. lie ieft her, and riding along the wire fence that inclcscd the wind mill for five or six mi.es, until he discovered the camp o' thi men employed to keep it in repair, he in termed iheai of the woinun'a ' condition. They at once saddled, and, although the night was nearly gone, staitcd at once for the wiud mi'l. and fouud the woman & joung tciK.ol teacher weak, hut stiil alive, and at once br-jught her id a p!ccc where sho was cared !ur. At daybreak the Sheriff aud j:osse in pursuit of Smili) r.-.et the : auto men. aud, finding troui their ac count aud description in which dircctiou the fugitive had one, pursued him. Before high noon they had over taken him, aud bmiih, the train robber, who, less than twenty-four hour? ocforc-, had turned trini hi way M fcUc.'cr an unf ituiatc woman, was shot fiom his aaddle while- routing u arrtat which ho might have prevented by avoidiog the delay aud observation so eut-iiled. The s"ory is goixjl L'lunigh to have a moral, but doubt-k-us Ssnith, who is now iu the couoty jail awuiting iriaJ for his lile on uccMUitc of it, fails to dis cover it. How a Darby Can Bleep. Atlanta Constitution. 1 saw a queer illustiatiou of the sleeping dualities of a negro the other day. Everyone known-that a genuiuu unadulterated negro can aleep on a board with his face to the uu and without coveting hit eyea oa the hottest July day ami he aieepg as peacefully as a white man on the aof test cot in the darkest .ixmh. It has been said ' that he Conld aleep -under the mouth of a cannon ia oper ation, and I believe it or, at least, I believe the one of which I shall speak could. In going down to Augusta a few days ago ott the regular day pas senger we were a few. miles below Union Point when the train sudaenly stopped. . The fireman juinpea from the engine and ran back bv the pas senger coach crying. -'There's a dead nigger behind." Every oik looked oat, and cure enough just behind the rear coach, with hit- head resting ou the eroBs-tics, was what wasjsnppoaed to be a dead, negro man. Two or three train hands and a number of negroes ran back to e if the train had 6truck him. "Dat nigger ain't dead. He's er sno'iD," said one of the negroes, and he jerked and kicked him until the sleeping negro awoke, arose 'and walked off, followed by a kick from the braketnan. Ihe wheels of the ciign e and cars had passed within a few iu'ehes of the negro's head, and bad not even afffct ed his snoring. Dioariuins art Unseen Fee. "This was f-oinetiuc a paradox," as Hamlet ssys. Since, however, the people cf America and other .'and . have been enabled to pit Hostcttcr'a Sterna -li Hitters agaitibt that unseen foe, iii.al.iri2, it is no lo-ig.;r a paradox, . but an easy possibility. Whatever malaria evolves its mit-iy venom to poison the air, aud decaying unwhole some vegciatiou irupregnatcr the water, there, in the very 6tronghold of miasms, is the auxiliary potent to disarm the foii and asEure cilieient protection. Fever and ague, bilious remittent, dumVi uue ana ague cake, no matter hw tenaciously they have fastener t.lirir clutch on the system are lire t fore d to relax their gra" ! snd evcntu.iMy to haiu'on it alto gether. Ii.it it i- ircventiv force that should ch'.eSy r'-eofinicnd tl.o Hitters :o peuons d-.vfllii!.'f; Ut malaria, 'ursed h;- ai'.; v.. , .'. r 'saeirtiiin liu-k!r:r cf tieferce :.-j.!ii.t v. -iii l, u.e i-.li riiy .a i.owci.V-.'. ;.:!-.. like wist. iy-: ;;.'. .,:;. , ;:; .,, ,;,., v .,,,. UiV ! S .;';-i:. -'. -.. "