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.11 1 ' . v ki F K- N u-X. x t-. It .3 if3 i"3 3 ALBANY, OREGO 20 CENTS A WEEK. RIDAY, JULY a 8, .MM). ' - VOJ.NO. 49 t': 7V i , --.ft - . $ - t it g i 1 4 E. S Exclusive gpacv fa lie Ludlow Fine Shoes B L VM li E KG v H LOCK ALBANY BAKERY. PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CAKE- FORv. I -. FRESH FRITIT- BKR V I FKRSH BAKF.D .-.wkhdingsv. rik- and vegetables I v.vbkead-.w Choice Ta)le Delicacies and a lull Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro visions, Cauned Goods, Nuts, Candies, Etc, Etc. A Full I.itte of Imtortrti VV. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN. BEST IN THE WORLD. FOR ' CHICKENS -$5.00 PES DOZEU, EGGS 1SCEWTS. Jl neller C Garrett, Fdnnpis Mfiflai NSURNfE CO OK Albany Oregon CAnrtL KfOtK, - a5W.M ru ir -riTL S5.uw. OFFICERS. President W. F. Read. Vice-President-J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. L. Cowan. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. IMHtCTiKS. k. truiiHn. J. L. Cowan. J. O. ritsmaii. i F. Simison, Weatlirrford, L. Burnett and M. F. Read,. I. K. L. Foley. John Sternberg. Safe,Souua,uOnsemtiYe A Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized by bquare People PuraiM Some Eatexprise EARLS Drv Go( ds,NotioES LADIES AND CENTS NiSHINOS. FTR Also have complete line of BOOTS and M For spriug trade at price 'hat defy compeeitipn. Uivt us a call sud buy ynf annea at bedrock price. v.Gim. us aud vquare dealing. ami J)ome11v Ciynrs. For Sale BY- FIRST NATIUNALBAHK PRKS1DKNT L. FLINN. Vl K PKKSIPISNT S. r TolTNG. CASH1KK E. w. La:- i X).V. T TRANSACTS A OCI X-1AL BAJiKINO I S. Yocho. U nan i L. K. Hum. K. K. MOX. E. W. COWAN RALSTON iAKD CHAR Blf lAIN Albany, ; - Oregon Transacts a general bankinK i.uoineM Draw siht drafts on New York. San . isco and Hortlanrt, or. Loan money on approved reenrifv. Receive deposits miliject to check. Collections entrusted to us wiU re prtniut attention BANK OF ORECO.n', ALBANY, OREGON. rtriTAL 0s,m PrrMrnt. Wee Prrs.. 4 alit r II. RK) V1 V IIKKIIL. ...JA1 BLA1V DlRBCTORS: ri Rut A ST J. yK' Bl.AIS, "is Hr..n, ;- V .1 Li N NINO. H. F . M rKRIl.L. LADIES' UNDERWEAR ;rH,lrM.rnshlrl.ri. r.aMb li.. ai d All Utdlrs iianurul i.. urdrr al l,r lapaneseBazaarotore aniefs vkt low ' " restore 01. First Street next tc S ei.ee. 4 Uluckburus. ..i, . ' ' H. A. CBOWDKB. C. W. CKOWDKK. HROWDER 13R0S Contracto.8 and Builders. Office on First street with Wal lace Cuaick, real estate agents, Albany, Oregon. Estimates given work. All work ...trusta to us will be promptly executed. L .y- ltttion fcr teD- HIM BBO'S. LinnCounty Bank SAVBD -BY Buying lour Propertj Through the teat estate firm of Burkhart. 4 Keeney: i"lf oldest Real Estate Firm in the amelto Vally Tliey have lands' of (tl descrije tions for halo at the very lowest nriees and on tle most favorable erms. We have some tine bargains in nial! tracts of garden and fruit land near the ct'y, which we are offering at a great sacrifice. This projierty lies near the city, and in he very bent on the market, part of which is set out to fruit. CITY PROPERTY Old tnineM and residence . rpi'r'tv ''or sale incliiilii: the ioltra park iiilditif-n. t!ie U-pt, r.eanst aiui rln-.-ipest 8lll)i ih.m prfijierty on the maiki-t. A lt in t hip addition will diuhl- in value in lew then a voar. BUR ii ART & KEENEY, li KA I KHl'A SK. LOAA - 'i.VD INSURANCE ACENTS. . ALBANY OREGON Towoseiid & ftlls REAL ESTATE BKoKXRS, INSURANCE AND LOANS. First street, opposite Farmers & Merchant Insurance Go. Albany, Oregon. Agents for the foilowine Insur ance Companies : .Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut; total asset $9,780,751. 65. , The Guardian Assurance Com- psnv, of London, England ; capital $5,obo.iHio.no. - The Co'nnibia Fire and Marine, of "oitlaml, Oregon ; capital, 500.- 000,00. TOWN SEND & WIL-ON. " II .a f L FOR SALE BY ALL DRVOOISTS. "Some nionttip arn I iur'baed hm of Dr. J. P. jillV Cutarrli Cure for mv own use t-ut tindlnir mv nephew, C. A. McMahan needinir sucb mcdi cine 1 let him have n y ox of medi cine. Il now sends for three more txixes. Suvinsr it the bee tliinir for caturrli ever trie"t by hm and hif friends. I irot another box to use in my came, and clitertully reromniend It tiHitlitrs. (Sitned.. JOHN MtMAHAN, Ex County ComniieKioner Lane Co. Oregon. Sprint; tlcld Lane county, Oregon. T"iOf J. w . .lolmsoi), president of the estate univerfti), oajs it cuud him ot a coutrli ufter twi other prefcriptioiif hud failed. Likewise two of his little trirlKuaed it to cure their coughs. Mrs M:irk Bailey, wife of Prof liaMiy. sent lo Prof Johnsor, and reconi, 1111 ndft it to all who Miller from colds, and 1 oii.'l.s. For coughs it acts like a cumin, mid can be mlmlcd into the nines or paiMii;eb, where, o other ooiiicli cures can reach w AVl'h.D Cows Tauit Uras. to pasture. Woedla k ATA PORTLAND CENSUS Put in Shape for a at Once Recount 8HII ALMOST VBICitD, Knrderers ob Trial Nitmiittr-Da. '8aUl ' AitorU Bpokw tf Oaartsr. I UJtU.lfll . AV. - ! hart toMiay. Vv oaWjttliJ as col lector o tustone lVthi-r T. t port, in the sum of $100, (XJO, with I). P. Thompson, C. A. Dulpn and H. V. .ctt at his iwnrty He till probably assume the duties of the omce a lion t Auausi let. .Mayor DeLaniutt, who sent a mi esage to Miperintendent Cen-ua Porter, askii g tor a tran-ciipt1 ol the census of tb 8 city, East 1'oit laud and Albina and tendering the fee prescribed by th law for it, to-day received the reply from Porter, s'atiim that F. W. kraue, special agent of cen-ui, had been vested with au iority to make such tran cript for use of the city toveriiuient of" Portland. Mayor DeL smii't at once applied tiMr. K.raue for the transciipt-'. VI r. KraiiHc sa d the cengm of tin city was completed tnia evening Hiiil h would at once put a force ifcleks at work preparing the transcript. STKtCK TUB KOCK8. A Marrow Escap from Blo( Shllwreked. .San Fkancisck, Ju y 17. B the ai rival of Percy Edwards from Kaak 1 ami, late news is at hand from Alaska.' He brought ilown l-'.iKX case-" of salmon from the canneries at Karluk. and repoit' d a- ha vini; a big catch, Rnd tv.o thouai d ca-et have already bet-u shipped from thee. The CiciHge W. Elder, on it last trii. to ."itka, had a narrow ei-cape from a s ri -its disaster, t-lie grouinled on White .-tone narrows, tnuneen miles from port. She struct) hard an I t e tug haranoll' had to be sun. mailed to release tin- aler. FItKUKILKSON'S HI'KIIEK. Indlctftfl and Sue For a Changs of Venue Abtokia, July 17. The four men charged with the murder of las. F. Froderukfoii and wile at liruceport lant winter, were m- :icied eterdav, and lo dav their counsel enteied a motion for a change of venue, whii-h was xruucl and siu'tiutteit. 1 lie court reserving deci-i- n uniill to-inor-row. One indictment charges Ed til tibons wnli killing Mr. rrel- nckhon, and in the presence ofthe other accused. Anoiber one of The Deletodted Fiii CURE Warranted to . ?, ns.if;ufl II or roonej refunded r-CFORE AFTER arising (rota the excSS-tve w of stimulaDtH, tobacco or opium, or thronvh 3 outlitul imlis cretiou, over iiidul(t-nce, etc, such as low of Brain cower, wane U'neu. uearine uon Pains in the BsA-k. Seniinal W. akness, Hys teria, Ntr ou Pros ration, NoctuniM Omis sions, Leucnrrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Meinor)', Loss of Power and Impotenc, which if mv lected often lead to premature old sye and insanity. Price $1 a box; 6 boxe6 fcr 35.00 Sent by mail on receipt of price. A W Mil IK CIBME Is Riven with every f order received, to refund toe money if a Prrnssrsl cure is noteflei t-i. We have thousands of testimonials from old and younir, of both sexes, who bave been penoanently cured by the use "f Apbroditine Circular free. AiWress INK APHKO MlM'lR -Western Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oretton. For sale by Foshay A Mason, who esaleand etail rirukKi't'. AIIsii,etreaon. FEMALE fills For Female Ir reirulnrities; noth ing iik them on the market. Never ab . Successfullv iised by prominent ladies monthly. Guarantee' to re lieve - sui'pressed meiistruati.in. SnrcSafe, Ceriain Don't be humhuit- Ked. Save time, Health anil money. Take no other. Sent to any ad dress y maii cn receipt of price, 12 00. Ad drms phr Mrdlrtnr l naii West Bramh Box 27, rurllHHtl. r. 8old by Foshay & Mares, Albany. Oregea r for town put pni s luquire at Oregon Land Oom any's offlce. ir ANTkl) 1MMEDIATKLT TWO GK)D II - rustliDK boys ahout 18 years old no aie wi Unit to wi.rk. inquire at the Pacific Mattress Factory DEALERS IN STCVES. TINWARF. HOUSE FURNISH!. CS, Manufacturers of ualvauized iron cornice. riutuDing a apacialty. irnice. Plu iiaiVU I ' . . iiiv m a oalL i??7i Faber's Golden the four, John B. Roso, Jeo. F. Rose. John Edwards and Ed ciib boiiB committed the munler . f the man in the presence of the other three. SpnkHite FosttnaaMr. Wabuxnoto.h, July 15. A. Shaw was noiuiiiaied pustmater ' for Sjokane Falfff. Killed sty a t-etutiiwus Wild Hog. Salem, July 17 Word has just been received that on Wednesday nrgtTt Tbus. L doiid, a ianner liv ing live ruiie a . uiii of this city Wus killed ui'tei a tierce struggle with a Uige wild hog uiut Las lor long time be. n the error ot ti e e gk wrboc.lj Jiav i,.fcivUsed hiju ireeii many oli hunters. HKATTLK'S CHARTER. Th Committee Cuiuiiletei Its Work. Skattle, July 1,. fho charter committee concluded their labors to-day and journed to .ive time tor eUiullinent. ihe dialler will (lieu be sigi.ed and bubuiitted lo he people for ratification. It pioviues lor biennial elections nun a mayor to receive a salary ot 3 0.1, and a bo rd of aldermen to be elecu-u at largt ani a rouw oeleaaie io bi; elected by wards, serving withiMit pay. Its eiectixe oili ero are tre surer, !p;i(0J; cor poia ion c.'Uiim 1,30 HI; c.tyjudge, 2.0; city cl. rk, 200J; city attorney, io00. A provision to be uiaue t.jr loaids ol puo.ic woiks, ,.nd police, hea th, publ.c linrar aud lor cmitioliei , all of MliOlll aie t' be appointed by the inayoi Willi contiiuiatioii. TUB 81IC1DE DIES. The Wife Free to tio With the Former liusbaud. San Fbancisco, July 17. -F. (ieiztke die.i 10-day from ti.e ef fect ol' the wotiiHi inlii t- d on liimsell SaiunL.y lant. On saiai uay nilit on reiuniing iioine he lound ni it'c in me eiuhiace oi Ciias. Sm.tn, her former husband. Smith escaped and Geizete shot li melf. It i said that Geizeke once can ce ed a d bt oi $-'0 due to a man kii AVii :s "tlg Pete" living a Ocean View. b. liring the house of . V. Seastum, wl.o lived near ' ' vu tU 1 1. ui July lut. 1'lie olii e was looking lor him and lie wan on h s May to Oreg n when he stipcl to see his v. ife and commiucd the naedy an related. A ItaHeliall Challenge. Portland, July 17. The lollop ing liasehall challt'iiiit' has been ai'diei-sed t any :'; nsily in the slate: '1 will pla any ne lamilv i Oregon a game ot hail, to be played at Columbia Park, for some char itable in.-tituiion. 1 'a ill play the lollong nine: T. A'. Parrolt, pitcher, iged 23; W. C. Parrott, cutciier, aed 1!; . II. Parrot t, I. -t base, aged -'7; A. i. PaiToit, 2d ba.-e, aed 25; H. C. Parroti, lid 'iae, aged 16 ; A. R. Parrott, eh it stop, aged 11 : R L. Parrott, littit tiel i, ag-il 6; T. L. Parrott. leit field, aged 14 ; V. H. Parrott. C3iner field, aged 53. Signed T. II. Parro t,Ea-t Po tlan.l. Harrys, of tliu Portlands, umpire. .Destructive Fire. Rkd Rli ff, Cal., July 17. Tins aft-ruoon a tire broke out in a restaurant in the Carrigan build ing, Dai rough's di u store and ottieei over lie.id. Daney's tailor shop, Methaur's tei-taurant and ) 'i-iii house were completely de stroyed. To'al l ss over $12,00ii. Covered hy insurance. . . . Arnold's Eple Poem. San Francisco, July 17. The maiiiii-crirt i f Edwin Arnold's new p. em, "The Lipht of the World'' ha- been nceived in thi. city fioin Japan, and is now in the hands of p.iities who have been intiusteil ith the riht to publish the poem in the United States. Shlntjle Mill Destroyed. Seattle, July 17. The news was 'receivd bete to-day that lianas Itios. shingle mdl at i'racy town aciosH the Sound ha I been de-toved by tire. Loss, $25u0 : insurance, $1500. GRAN T'ri PASS PEACHES ! MUELLER & GARRETT, EXCLl'SIVE AGENTS t)rlers for any quantity will le promptly nileii. ol a California Bear. AnytiodyA-an catch avoid this kind ul weather, Tuc uoulib is to let Ko, like the man who caught the W-ar. We advise our readers to purchase of Foshav Mason a bottle of Simla At'" the California Kiniroft onsuinp; on. Xsthnia, Bronehitis. Uouirhx ani iiro.... Cures, and keen it bandy. 'Tis nleasiiiir to the taste and death to the above complaints. Sold st ?1 of. .f or S tor 'i 50. Califemin ( !- KftlM ;ives iiiimediale rtP.el. I ne q virus is soon displaced by ,1 Lvai .is and ienetrnti g nitture. 6iu ii a trial. ix mmiths fn-atment 1 on sent bvm iil l l' Pry gi-ods and notions on first 1 floor, clothing department and - U wa 1 . . . 1 e rrrwula nil KMVknil eenis iuruiBe. - floor u. . o.mr-v- MORE CYCLONE Lightninc Rajs Havoie Human Life. With X WHOLB FAMILT BURNED. Tsittisss DsBoarats Bard to Please -t uirty Thofaad Bbort-Past Tims Eo.tpaad- . . : ' 17. A small ! I'kria, 111., July evi-loiiH viiteil t...c country, just a. ro the river (rum. this city jtuw I Ttrrti00Ilr A'teckiint a fTeiebt train. I tearing don trees aud small bui.dii.g. A man named Emer son, Ot Aulilllll, Was r-tlU"k !iV lighting while running liom the cyclone and instantly killoil. .tiuch damage was done to the crops. The Deadly Liuhtalug. Dlrango, Colorado, July 17. Marcelhw Rammcett, a deputy nheritl' of San Juan county, .New Mexico, and a ou of Capt, liaium- cett, ol Aztec, was struck bv lightning and lustauly killed. A Whole Family Bnrned. Oi ebec, July 17. At 2 o'clock this nii.rnii g a tire broke out in a iar room. After the lire was ex tinguished it was found that a tainily of five, consisting of Pierre M rando wife ;nd three children burned to death in the upper looin. No Nomination Vet. Nashville. Julv 17. In the demo rat' ton vent ion this morn ing live ballots for governor were taken, with no material change, i sttterson gained slightly at the expeii-e of t.'a.ter a.d Carter. abort 1b Ilia .lccounta. Denver, July 17. Frank Keller men, secretary of German and Centennial building and loan asso ciation is short in his accounts about $30,UM). He ha turned over to the association about f 10,000 worth of property and re--ig.ied. He has not yet been ar lesied. Fasteat Tiioet en Record. MoNMOfTH PRK, Ill'V 17. Banquet won the Stockton stakes 1'4 miles; time 2.03. Ibis is the lasiest tiuje ever made in this counirv for 1 miles, lhe b-.si inevii-us time iieiug made bv Sal- ator. maile at oheepshead hay in a ma cli Aitli lenny. Liamiiict is a hay gelding, 3-years oid, by Rayon i'Or, laru .''.Ha T., and i owned b Congressman Win. L. ftCOl!. Nominations by FreHldent Harrisou Washington, Juiv 17. The president rent the following uuui- nations to the eenate to-day: General appraisers ol m rcliandise. J. Lewis Stackpoie, Mass., Men leron W. homerville. Ala., Ferdi nand N. Shun Jeff, Oregon. Assistant lecretaryol tin treasurx , Oliver L. Spuulding, ol Mi. higan, vice O. C. I'iciienor, resigned. Edward V. Selds, of Iowa, associ ae justice of the supreme court of the territory of New Mexico. Llrhtnlatc Kills Three Boys. Norwai.k, Ohio, July 17. A violent wind aud rain siorm struck Monraeviile, this county, to-ni;:ht doing terrible damage. l.ihtn.iiM struck Otto Goldner's house, kill ing his three sons, Fred, Will anil Otto. UL'itfOItOCS DRIFT. "Did you hoar ol the road zebras at Baruum's?"- "No. What made them mad?" ''They overheard some one say they looked like dudes about to play teuuis." When a man marries, he intends to be No. one in the family, but often the period drops off and he is no one. Teacher "John, of what are your boots made?" Boy "Of leather, sir." Teacher Where does leather come from?" Boy " From the hide of the ox." Teacher "What animal, there fore, supplies you with boots and shoes and gives you meat to eat .'" Boy "Aly father." "Do you believe in fate. Pat?" "Sure, an piiwat would we shtand on w idout "en. The first question a lawyer asks alout a case is whether it is fees lble. Poet If it is too long i can b.il it down " E nt r "Never mind. You get some o her editor to publish it and I will roast it." , la the man with a shady char acter any cooler than other folks K.!!1 Z,e, T l- r0" amuses the court. I ! 11 There are no agnostics among ie college irranuaies. I.i-k of positive knowledge comes iatei.' ' i . , ..... . . . . mwle' "fwas h first thai fa3 the It ".oSl ' A sqninuni; wite may he ami- me inougu aiways luoKtng cross "These are cut rates," said surgeon as he sent iu his bill. the Poor Outlook in Kansaa. Kansas Cirv, July 17. A dis patch to an eveiunt: paper irom Kansas savs: The condition of cora grows worse evexv dav. Hot ; winds blow yesterday and to-day, ; causing great damage to those sec ions of the state which have had no rain. In some parts the farmers have uliout given up hopes ol Harvesting any crops al nil. ' HovrruinrDt luHpe-ctora luvestlaate j St. Pall, Julv 17. Capi. Wcth eren and six of the crew of the Sea Wing have arrived hre. Thr Koveinment inspectors are con- "ucunar ine invesuuaiiou oeniiio eloc! doors.v - rA Utawee -omlntloa. St. Pail, July 17. The farmers allianc" convention to-day nomin ated the following state ticket: Governor, B. M. Owens; lieuten-ant-goveinor, J. O. Barratt; sec retary of state, M. AVeiscnberg ; tate auditor, P. H. Rahiliy, o: Wabash county ; treasurer, Erie .Matte-on; attorney-general. S. Al. Burl.ngauie. More Storms and Disasters. Bi:nton, July 17. A destructive storm of wind, bad, rain and light ning visited this city this alter noon. .Michael Corcoran and Louis Sihlno were struck hy ligni n:ni? and killed. CUT COMPLETELY IN TWO. A Disabled Steamer Aaother. Iluua Down Dkthoit, Julv 17, This evening at 0:30 as the steamer City ot Detroit with an excurs on party o'ooard was nearing the city, her steam steering apparatus gave out and she shearel about and ran into the f-teumer Kc&t-ota, i uttii.g her cotnpletelv in two amid ships. Capt. Fick and crew of 17 w re rescued by row boats, the mother of the steward was dr wned, Judge Nichols of Bnt.tn":, Ohio, was four others hurt and eligiitly. thr e or the Cit of De'roit was damaged to the extent of 2o,l"0. Ti; kessoUi was value 1 at $120,!KiO and i. a total loss. NO INSTEl CTIOSS. To Prntec-t British Vessel .1 iu.rit..iii CutUin. Fran Wtorh, R., 1iy 17. M.M .-, i ispite. flagship of lhe no th Pacnic squadron, with rearad'iiir- i it . i . , . i . -. ai iiou-aui aoo.uu, arrive; liei'e tins aiieinooii. He .tiii cni ii;tti ally tnat he had as yet received no ins'iuci.-ns 1.0 seiei any of the tlect to the north to piviect lo tisli v sstls fiotn seizure by Amtiicjii cutters, or to ivtai e any tnat might 1m seized in . the liej.ring sea. lie lonlii hardl see how the I'nited States could establish a tenable claim to close the Behrii g sea, aii'l ti oiiht that ' he c auaoiaii interests must win in thedip'oma tic (ivh now iiriuressiiiir. On t iking command ol ttie -quadron it was i Ally natural icr him to vtant to see as main oi the ships as possible at the summer heaiiquailers ot Erquiinait. Ihis was the only rea- on tor the present appearance of so many ships in fiort. KILLED IN A Ol AHKKL. Game of Cards ia the u Electric Motor Line. Astoria, July 17. Geo. Wade, longshoreman, was killed to night by Oscar Deigard-,a Swede, in a quarrel over a tme of cards. W ade was snot in the stomaeh aud livel but a few hours. The murderer is in jail. The syndicate now build liij the cable line in Anacones pioposed to put in a four-mile electric motor 1 ne here lor a promised subsidy of HH,IKKI. Count iua; the Coin. San Fbancisco, Julv 17. All the gold and silver has been nnted in the United Matte HUi;-tre:isur.ir ainou.it ng to , 000,0u0. Officers of Educational Association. J CksoSX ll.I.K, 111., July 17. The national association ol educa tion of the tdind to-day elected of ficers as follows : President, J. 11. Dye, of Aikansas; secretary, B. 11. Huntoon, Louisville, Ky. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Home Pointers That Will Sate Mouey to Housekeepers. tio and see that beautiful gold a tch at the "Golden Rule Ba zaar." Julius Gradwhol the pro prietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar, informs us that he has the Prize Baking Powder, and No. 1 Japan tea, expressly put no ior his busi ness, and for the benefit of his customers, each box of baking powder will win a piece of tine glassware, and also each pound of the tea will win a piece ot hue glass are, and customers w ho buy "ich is warranted, v, .fl on that Utiful : o , . . . . , s (uiu wawii. lie u aieu auuru a j fine assortment of family groceries to Ills niauiuiotli stock ol a ass- ware and crockery, which is the i largest in the Wiilamettee Vallev ' GoanJe Mr- G"" at the S ar, and you will . nnu that nothing is misrp- resentea Headache canailles and eleirunt ; lotion still sold by J. A.Cuiumung, 1 successor to H. C. Hubbard.' THE DAY IN CONGRESS The House in the Land Forfeit- ' ure Bill. (lilt RIVEKS AND HAKBOB. Estimates iar Halt Yiar amd ApprsarU- -tioat Alieaay Eipd4 Hamlaa tinni For Officers. Washington, July 17. Immedi ately after the reading of the journal the b.-uae went into the cOMimitietJat.. t.hsj'-i land i rant forteiiore-li.xwaft"-miiiiber ot. amendments being offered to the bill aud loot the bill was then :ai-Si d. It, w ith the senate bill with the Hoar substitute therefor, forfeits ... i - . i :J .1... all lanus eraniu ro mu m consuuetion of a railroad opposite to and co-teruiinus with any por tion of any i.ueh railroad not now completed. v asiiington, July ii. ne it- por: ot t apt. -ymoras m ciiHrp? oi the river ana LarDor wotks iu Oregon and Washington was re ceived sit the war department t day. and was in wibsunce a follows: Coqnille river, Oiegon. Ttiis improvement, was liegun in 1S80. The plan provniea ior me construction of two parallel stone j. tties 80'1 leet apatt at the mouth . fit" the river in order to secure 8 foot depth channel and o make it safer. The wotk progressed very sa'isfac orilv. The estimate cost was $164.2 m of which $72,000 Has been ai prior ia ted, and all but $10,o02 expended. On LuiiMiia river, ir.. uewon of reinovim: the bars below Scitts- l.n. ir ba been carefully earned on and now a 50 foot w itle channel by .'0 deep has Ken secured. 1 en- tv-four thousand and hve liuriarea lollais has been appropriated and m-ailv all of it has bwn expended. It is estimated that W00 will complete tlw.- improvements rccom- mended next ye jr. The enirancv; to Yaquiua bay. Or., on the plan of improvements, provided ior a dyke) on the BoUth side of toe eutram, so a to cause the somh channel lo shoal and flow' directly north with a view to upmi ox ti'il maintaining a chan nel with" 17 feet . at high water. Since '81 when lhe pian was stait-d. .jv5,000 has been appro priated and ail but about 3AK ;ias i een exjM-uded. The results ohtained have been veij satisfac tory. It is estimated that jit will take fMiUthu io complete the plans projected and that $123,000 of that amount can proniarny expend ed during next ear. ltl.1 MOOK 11 AV AND BAR. No general plan of improveuient has been adopted for this work and the -.2ii appropriated baa been expended in nurveys aud in lemoviug obsiructions. It is esti mated that sfo(Ks can be m-ed in completing this 'work a. d that that amount should fie appropri ated. It is now estimated that it will cost $!i4,00i to complete 'he work and that $50,000 can be profitable i xpended during the next year. The upper (. oluinbia and Mnake river, Oregon ard Washington. This pian of improvement calls for removal of obstructions, and liowldtrs and scraping the bar io. k in ' order to secure in low water th depth ot 5l2 teet iu the Columbia river and 4 feet in the Snake river as far as Lewiston. To date f236,i)00 has been appro priated, of -whch all but $281 has been -pent. Good , progrers has e$n nuiile and an ppr.priaf ion ol ,iOt0 as . asked ior nexi year for Skanit, s.ti'aqiianiish, Noolesooa, Snohomish ami Snoqualmie rivers in Washington. This plan of im provement calls for. the removing ol obstructions. Of $75,io0 appropriated all but $2H04 has been used. An appro priation of $30,aJ0 is asked for l-ext yar. . Tbri entrance to Coi s bay Ore gon. Tii is p'an of iiuprovement (.r-ivnles ior the removing ot oo t'l iiotioris anl i y erectina a wood and stone jetty to keep accretions from entering. - The-work was begun in 1879,.' w hen it was believed that it could be finished for $100,000. 1'o-day the appiopriations amount to $2i:t.75i. ol which all but $3412 has 'en iisd and satisfacto y re- . suits received It j now proposed to - not fu-ther extend this jetty, but that two jetties be made, on fiom Coos Head and one (torn th southern end of the notth spit, oat toward the bar, ending at a dis tance of- 15t10 feet. ; The estimated -ost of the pian is. $2,406,412. li is recommended that $750,000 be appropriated for the pest fiscal year io oe useti n tin- new plan. In regain to. arreting and con t tolling the movement of the sand by viimi, it is estimated that this c tn lie done at a cost ot $5'.)0 per acre by sowing with seed, and that if this is, done 3000 acres would have to be reclaimed to prevent the rnd from drifting into the harhor. - A choice and complete line f br-tt'd dellcaeies have just been added to my stock call and them. C, E. Brownell. . Use Begg Daudclloc bitter for inai(mrion. dyspejvsia and all klDdrea disease. A I 1 1 kAi-
