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ALBANY, OIIEUON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, l90.
20 CENTS A WEEK.
VOL. V. NO.64
E.
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Exclusive Ageaov for he Ludlow Fine Shoes
BL UMBERG r BLOCK
ALBANY BAKERY.
PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
KE FOU
.-.WEDDING;-
VFRKSH HRITITS BER-V
KIE- AND VEGETABLES
Choice Table Delicacies and a Full "12
Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro- ,
Titrions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candies, Etc., Etc.
A Full Line of Imported
yjjj ass? --
C) HI
V. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
PEST IN THE WORLD.
"WE! iJP-ZLrZi
FOR
CHICKENS
.$5.00 PES DOZEN
EGGS ISCEiNTS.
Mueller & Garrett.
Imm i Merchants
NSUR CO OK
Albany Orbqon
rtiD rr 4-amtl m.m.
OFFICERS.
Preident--W. F. Read.
Vice-President J. O. Writsraan.
Treasurer J. L. Cowan.
Secretary J . K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
it. . Mrnhan, .T. L. Cowan, J.
O. Writsman, f. F. Simpson, W
F. Read, J. K. Weatherfnrd, I,.
L. Foley, Joh Burnett and M.
Stern her.
Safe. Sound, uonservatiYe
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men.
Patronized by Square People
JPftxaoais EomeJ Eatexprise
EARLS
Div Go(4,Notkts
LADIES AND GENTS FTRJ
NISHINUS.
Alio have a complete line of
BWrrS ffld SUl)Bi!BarklBrt 4 Kccney:
For spriug trade at price
hat dety compeeitmu. Give
us a call aud buy ymir shoes ot
at bedrock price, tiood
ids aod square dealing.
FRES.t BAKE
v.-.T EADV- '
and Domestic Cigar.
For Sale
FIRST MATIUKALBAHK
PRESIDENT L. PLINK.
Vi. K PRESIDENT S. ? Y0CNO.
CASHIER K. W. LaI- VKJN.
'KANSACT8 A OE1 1.1AL BANKING
3. E. Yoi'se, L. Klism
L. E. Bliin. K. F. Soi.
E. W. LiKGIX.l.
Cashier.
Lifli County N;iliml
Albany, - Oregon
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
ParsiDKNT jLCowm,
Vi. e t'rcaiilent- J M Kalstnn.
Cashier 10 K Ch.itt t rlain,
A8imnt C-hi r OA 'r.hilald.
Irireitori J L Cuwun, J M Ralfton, Geo E
Ihiiniherluiii. H s Laiid. n M Goltra, J A
Crawford alicl O A Archi'ialit.
t nuntat-tB m general 'unking t.n-Mnetui..
Iran iiht draf la on Se York, an
iavoand Cortlan.i, r.
Loin air.nrv on apnrtiieil security.;
P '-eivt lupoi;.4 HiitJect to rhrck.
Collectiotm entruHtetl to us will rt-ceive
prn rf srtrntioti
BANK OF OREUO ,
ALBANY. OREGON.
(APirAL... 9M,0M
Preldra.
Vlev Pr..
U. RKTART
n. v. mtititiiu
. JA1 W.RLtl..
niRicroRs:
H. Bryant, J. W. Blain,
Ol.O. HCMPRRIT, t'- H. fTEWART,
E J. Lanni.ng, H. F. Mbrrilu
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
KUBiea tihlrl. 4'hlldrrB'a lolb
Ing, and All Lad Ira Ciwnli Had
I ardrr at Ihr
JapaneseBazaar tore
altera tirt low. KWONO WO;K5E CO.
MS Store on Firal Street next tc Si encer &
Black burns.
H. A. CBOWD1R.
C. W. CROWDER.
CR0WDER BROS
Contractor and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace A Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildings or carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
Hi will to promptly ax ecu ted.
BRO
MONEY Vm
-BY-
Bnjins Your Property
Through the teal estate firm of
The oldest Real Estate Firm in the
Willamette Vally
They have lands of al' descrip
tions fur hale at the very -lowest
prices and on the most favorable
terms.
We have -tome fine bargains in
-iniall tracts of garden and fruit
lands near the city, which we arc
'tiering at a great sacrifice. This
;roerty lies near the city, and is
the very best on the market, part
of which is set out to fruit.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a large list of choice
business and residence property
for sale iiicl ml i Mir the Goltra park
addition, the best, nearest and
cheapest suburban property on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in less than a
year.
EASY PA 7 MEETS.'
BUR : ART & KEENEY,
UK. I I. EST.ISE, LOA A
-AVU-
INSURANCE AGENTS.
A IMA N V
OREGON
FOR 8AI.F BY AM. nRCOOISTS.
"Somc'mnnthi" fiL'O I Mirclmcerl
box of T)r .1. P. Sill's Cntt-rrl. fun- for
niv own tmc but fiiidiiie mt nevln'A
A McMstian reedtptr pikIi irxfii
cine I let' him Iibvc n y hox of nicdi
rine.Th now Prnd.- for tbn-c ninn
tioxce, snyitiir it is the thint' f.u
rutwrrli ever trie-! I.y h'm nd h'f
friends. 1 irot iinnther lox ii
my fiife, nnd i-heerfidiy r cotiiliicud ii
toot lit i s.
(SiLiicd,. JOHN MrMAHAN,
Fx ountj ( oii,rni..-ioticr I.in.c Co
Oretron.
Sprinefli-lrl. hum- count v, ftn-t'on.
Pnl .T, W, lo'iiiKon. president of the
t'tute nil iTBnilv, savi it cured liini ol
a couirli alter tw uther pp'seriptions
hud failed. Likewise two of his little
ETirls used it to cure tlieircouirh. Mrs
M;irk Bailey, wife of Prof Tta'li-y.
sent it to Prof Johnso-, and reeom
ni nds it to all who sutler from cold,
and coughs. For coiifrha it acts like
a chaim, and can be inhaled into the
pipes or passages, where o other
cough cures can reach
ilellrr to Cant rar (Mint,
NOTICE IS 1IEREHY GIVEN THAT THE
undeniirned trustees of the Kirst Con
(feifa'ional Church ot Albany, Orcifon. ill
receive b:ds to paint the church Iniililing ol
said church till roon of Aug. 4th IS0n tlie
said trustf es reserviutr the ni(ht to reject any
and all bids.
II . II. Hewitt.
W. C. Head
VTOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN THAT ALL,
ll persons Indebted to the old firm ot
Krausse A Klein are requested to come for
ward and settle up promptly, as the accounts
must I o closrd. Klein Bros.
GIKL WANTKD IN A SMALL FAMILV.
No childien and lii-ht work. For par
ticulars inipu're at Klein Bros, shoe store.
Lost,
One note dali : November 26. 183S, for 200
one note, same date, $-200; ot e note, sme
date, 8260, payable one, to and three years
after date: one note f r4Q,datid in "Feb
ruary or March, 18-9. payablt one year after
date; one note for 880. dated between the
10th and is:n ot June. 180. parable eighteen
months !tter date All the above nut s are
signed by Asa A. Hull and pa.taile to Isaac
S Louden. All persons are warned ayatnst
buving the above described ncte.
The finder will please leave said notes at
tnlj onice.
Losaaa.
RE
AWAITING DEATH.
Kemmier Will Probably Be Elec
trocuted Wednesday Morning.
THE NORTH AND THE SOCTB,
Breckemidze Wants tun Two Utlted
lh Daj's Proceed ngaiaCon.ru
Kentucky Still Demecratio. t
Ai Bt KN, X. Y., August 4. Tliis
afternoon the iostm-tn carrieinio
pii-pn a leaisjereuJetterddryj!!, d
to Win. keiniuler. The po-tuiark
wa I'hiladelpliia, and upo;i ih
envelope v.iw wiitteu ihe words,
' Fiom your buiher, Henry
Keiniuler."" Poubiless this letter
n tboiii'lit bv tlie writer proba
bly would be the last to pa-8 ie-tv-entlie
two bri'tber-". At four
o'clock this afternoon NVa deu
Duiii-tiui t Id an A-s m iated l':es
rtxr er tliat tbe execiiti in would
not take place within twenty-four
llOtllS.
Rearing upon this point, is a pri
van nie-s iye ivceived m tnis ity
fiom liuiTalo. stating tbat the in
vited witne.ss-s to ihe execution
have t eeu aked to be pre-eii! in
Auburn at 7 o'clock Tue-dey even
ing. Reasoning f" ni tiiis fictthe
leo'Ie are oivided in the opinion
;ts to whether Keintn er w ill de
to mo row or upon Wedne-day
evening. LVmbtless in re peoi le
here are ot I lie- belief that Wednes
iay morning will lie the time oi
hir- exei-ution by electricity.
THE DAY IN CONtiKESS. '
TarlfT Bill Still In the Senate Ap
propriation Bill iu the House. -
Wasaingtos, August 4. In tlie
senate the tariff bill was taken un,
t e question be r g on Veit
aniendiiient to tlie chinaware p na
graph, a reduction of du'y on d c
orated to 50 p-r cent, a l valiein,
and on plain undecorated ware to
40 per eent. in-tead of .V and 5'J
as recommended by the tinuice
committee, and ins'e.id of ot) and
5" in the house i.ili. The in .ttei
was disciiHsicd at li ng li.
is TltK noi HE.
The lou-e went mto C"inm:tte
of the bob- on t gen ral tle
fii'ifiiev v. pproi.i at 1'iii.
VVasiusui'oN, Aug. 4. In the
house to-d 'V RrecKenrnhre, of
Arkaisa, critici-ed tlie coin o
rules and proceeded to coin l ast
the personal and l oli'ietl relation
winch exi.-ted b.-lwien Speaker
1'arlis.e and the luembeis, ;m
t''at hich --xi-teil lietiveeu them
nd Speaker lieed. He said the
ineinbeis of tin minority bad
a:w;is bt-i'ii treate I o n leouslv,
:-utnow a ni -nsiier oi ilie m noiity
ri-ing for recognition I : t not kimw
hat tn-atinent he would get at
tin- bands of the speaker, lb
tnen pr feed- d to make an earn- ft
appeal against the force bill, con-
The CelebraM French
CURE
Warranted to
cure
r-:.F0B
Ox?
AFTER
the Kcncritive itraiiH of cither sex whethiri
iinsini' from the execs-ive hm of Htitntilarits.
tobacce or opium, or tbrennh eiithtul indis
eretioti, owr indulL'ci'co, etc., such asIosMut
llratn I'ou-r, Wnlic tnes. IW-aririi; lown
Haius in fbe lire k, Sl-oiii-hI W'- akiMss, Hys
teria. Ner oil?. Ties latinn. Noctiirn-il Oniia
-ioiie, Leueorrbet, Ihzitics., Weak Memory,
l.nasoi rower anil iniimreiiex, wtih ti ir ne,
lected often le.nl to pri-icntim old aye ami
insanity. Price il a Im.x; 6 lioxc5 fcr jf.i.tiC
Sent bv ninil "li receipt of prnre.
a Viitin .i itrir.i: is irivn,
with every ib order reieivcd. to refund tni
tnohty if a IVi iimii-i:l cute is noteffei te-i.
w e have tbeiisai imol test inioniuls from old
and w utif, of bnth sexes, who .have boeii
peniiutienth enred b tlicuse"! Aphroditin
Circular free. Ail'lrcss A
int. si-iiko hiiiiiim: .
Western llrniah, liox, 17 I'mtlaml, Oret-nn.
l-'or sale b Kosbay & Mason, w ho esalt- ana
ctml e.n. A 'I f-i i .
Fater's Golden llUil Fills"
For Female Ir
regularities; noth
ing iike them on
flic market. Never
alt. Su tt'"-tuii
ISCd bv li" ! -":
ladies t " ' b -Guarantee,
i- re
lieve suppress'!
lectiSt rtiatio'i
Sure,Safe, Ceriain
Don't be humbuK
lied. Save time.
Health and money.
Take no other.
Sent to any ad
dress by moil in receipt of price, 2 00. Ad
dress Aphro Mrtllrliir l'nipnn
West Branch IV x 27, lirf ImiiiI. Or.
Bold by I'ofliav & Maron, Albany. Orefre
SPOT CASH
"1.ACKET STOKE,"
JUST OPENED UPP. MASONIC TEMPLE.
Ladies and irents fumishinir icoods.corsets.
table covers, lulic ai d uent hosiery, men's
and toy s luckwuar. su-penders, dres bjt
tons, hair, ti- th, nail and horse brushc,
stationery, iKrf- mcrj, inks, renelln. shoe
hlaekinir, and a ;rat manv articles t io nu-
nieroris ton'entien here. These .foods atf
s Id at such Mice, that hcv ecu nut he lu
pli. ated by anv other men hai.t In the citv.
unless sold at a saerifl e. Come and see our
stock No trouble to shew stick. One price
ro ail. HKKP.AIU) LtVY.
w
ANTKO-
-Cows to pasture. Wnodle tt
Tanlt Hb
WANTED A FE BOAROKRS. IN
quire at the resilience of Mm. M, E
Dorrls, Foortk and Ctiapooia ttretU.
' Ri FlECE lift E rcnnido?
? afc " TC' -Jat T
4 W
i eluding as follows: "Gentlemen
oi tlie north, why cannot we otue
together? Why cannot we lay
aside these suspicions? You can
not take your rotten burroughs
from the South ; you cannot hold
power here by the mercen
aries ptu at the polls.
You cannot keep political power
by debauching the ballot box or
jury box; you cannot make a
country one by turnm out mem
bers who are elected by the
people a?id seitig one elected by
your vote. H'h..t vou cm do is
this : Vou can aid the people of
the South to build up that coun
try; ou can help us keep in the
1 ue of progress, so that your sons
may conie and .ive anion.; us, cast
their 'ot with ours, and inter
in ory in our families, so that
while there will still tie a North
and South, it wi I be a loving and
i rich North and a prosperous aud
patriotic South.
A TEKHIBLK EXPLOSION.
Of Chemicals in Denver Which
Killed Two Persons.
Denver, Colo. Auuust 4. Chem
icals explo led in the ortice of the
Denver lirebrick atid chemical
supply house at 1 o'clock this af'er
no'ii. The entire front of the
building whs blown out and men
p issin by the front oi the store
at the the time were hnr ed across
the str-et and iadly bruised.
The building took (ire instmtly,
and when partially extinguished,
a body hurn d to a crisi and sup
posed to be that of the president of
the company, Joseph Bosworth.
was taken out of the ruin-. It is
thought that another is still in t e
building
Kentucky la "till Democratic.
LoiisviixE, Aug. 4. The gen
eral election took place in Ken
tucky to-day. The only state
ollict; at stake was the clerkship of
the court of appeals. The candi
dates were: N. W. Longmoore,
democrat, and Judge J. 11.
Kinsley, republican. Delegates to
the first constitutional convention
si i ce 1884 were al-o chosen. Re
pons up to midnight indicate that
l.onjino ire wdl have a larger mi
j rity than the democratic ticket
received at the last j-ei-eral
lecnon Fro u returns from 60 of
1 lit coiin'i s, by comparison, the
.aius are esimiied th.it L"ni
niuo'e will have about 35,1X10
iniijoiity.
A Klg Blockade.
Saclt Ste Marie, August 4
Tne 1 ck o! tbe S'. Mary canal,
u li i h became disabled Thursdav,
lias been re;.iired and passages
weie resumed this in truing, being
ailelayofv.t hours to commerce.
Tlieie has een one hundred and
lil y 8 -els lied up her., represent
ing about $10,000,000, carrying
about tiO ),u0 ) tons of cargo. The
loss is aoont $2 10,001. the lane
commerce cannot recover from
i his dalay inside of two months.
The Panama Canal.
New York, August 4. A dis- J
patch dated July 25 says that the j
oniy intelligence concerning canal
ma'ters is to I he effect that nego
nations with the Columbian gov
ernment are Koini on smoothly.
Lieutenant Wyers' engineers are
pushing on their pieparations for
an eaily resumption of work.
Their cireful examination of the
condition of the plant has re
sulted very satisfactorily, every
thing beini in as good if not bet
ter pre-ervati.n and order than
cau have been reasonably expected.
An Aged Woman's Death.
Baltimore. August 4. Mra, E.
ands. probably the oldest, person
m 'he citv, and la-t of the old de
fenders association, died yesterday,
inl years of are. .-he outlived all
her children, the last one dyint;
six months ago, at the ane of 77.
Her hrsomid joined the army in
1812, and it is pioiiosed to bury
her with military honors.
.The Katun in Kausas.
Kansas City. Atigust 4. The
most general rains i hat have fallen
m six weeks visited an par's oi
Kansas la-t iiLht and this morn
ing. in a it wuius last weex on
fuithr damage to corn, however,
itnd in the greater part of the state
the rains were too late to do any
good.
Fire Damp Explosion.
Paris, Aug. 2. Another explo
sion of fire damp occurred in the
coal pit at Stetienne. One hun
dred and fifteen men employed in
the nit succeeded in making their
escape uninjured. Five others
were seriously hurt.
Sold to an English Syndicate,
FiN'm.AY, O., August 4. It is
reported here that thirty-three
flint-glass tableware houses in the
United States, four of which are
located in this citv. were sold to
an Knulish syndicate. The truth
of the rumor cannot be definitely
stated.
Cholera Raging.
Cairo. August 4.- Cholera is in
creas tig at Mecca. Yesteaday there
were over 400 death.
Cholera Spreading.
Lisbon. Aneust .4 The cholera
apnea red in the Spanish province
ofBadajo.on the f onugese irunuw
Secure your railroad, steamship
tickets to all
UIlll ote-ei..5 ' " ,
points North, South and East via
. w n :C miIwbv on1
the union menu. "
save time an:
i office on Broadai. . ,
OREGON'S CEiNSUS.
Salem Petitions for a Reeountof
the Entire State.
BOT DBOWNID AT PORTL AND.
JadgoOthtdf SecidMa Case Agalait tt
Famtrs Seattle's Demands for D
leasea for ths Paolfic Gout.
8alem, Aug. 4. At a meeting
of the ialein Board of Trade this
evening, resolutions were adopted
and ordered Bent by telegraph and
mail to Oiegon's senators and rep
resentatives at Washington, urging
them 10 take steps to secure a re
count of the census of tlie state,
and declaring the former census
imperfect and faulty. It was also
decided to use what influence
they could in having the county
improve and the city of Salem
sprinkle the roidu leading from
Salem to the State Fair giounds,
so as to give better accommodation
tj the public at the fall festival.
FROM THE STATIC CAPITAL.
Residence Burned In North Hal em
-A Young Lady Injured.
Salem, August 4. Early this
morning the residence ot Mrs. M.
L. Sweeley, in North Stletu, took
tire and binned to the ground, to
gether with all the household
goods. The loss was about $400 ;
no insurance. Mrs Sweeley is a
wid -w and it will be a severe blow
to her.
This morning returning from
the Wilhoit springs Miss Amfieli
Cavanaugh was seriously injured
by bsing thrown from a wagon on
her head. The wagon struck a
atuuip and she was thrown out.
TUB OTSTBRVILLB AtUBDKB.
John Roaa Now oa Trial - A Change
of Venue Denied.
Oysterville, Wd., Aug. 4. The
defense in the cse of John Rose
was argued on a motion for a
chango of venue this moraine.
The grounds on which the change
was asked, were: 1st, Prejudice
and ill feelings against the defend
ant; 2d, That on account f the
conviction of one of tho-? charged
with the crime the feeling against
the prisoners would be inien-iiied
and an impartial jury could not
he obtained; 3d, Tbat a majoiity
of the jurors had been suhpoenaed
by the sheriff in open view from
the neighborhood of South Ben I
and YV'illapa, where 0en threats
ol lynching had bt-en made.
In de. lying the motion Judge
Bloom fie lii called attention to the
tact th-tt no difficulty had been ex
perienced in ge ting a jury in the
E I Aar Is' cas., that but 0 jurors
tiad been examined, and only four
premptory challenges had been
made, the remaining 12 being
challenged for cause. The court
ordered a certified list of jurors
troni which the jury to try John
Row was to be selected, to be
servd on the conns-d for the de
fense. When the hat was served
it was claimed bv the defense that
out of 99 jurors placed in the box
46 were summoned from S uth
Bend, Willapa City, and Willapa
V'rtllev. The defense filed this
fact in an affidavit and atain re
newed the motion fot a change of
venue. The state was given until
7 p. m. to file counter affidavits.
The court expressed itself in some
what severe terms ab-ut the othtvr
summoning jurors from localities
where the defendants reside!.
One of the jurors in the Kd-
wards case says the first ballot was
me for conviction and three lor
acquittal. After an hour auotner
banot showed 11 for conviction
It took th ee houis to convict the
twelith man.
8KATTI.K NEWS.
A Memorial for Coast Defenses In
the Pact Be Northwest.
Seattle, August 4. The cham
her of commerce this evening
odonted a resolution rennestini
the Seattle representatives in the
It. a. k.. camp at iso ton to invite
the Grand Armv to hold its next
encampment here, and to secure
assistance or the o'her Washing
a . . .
ton delegates 10 mat enn.
A memorial to congress was
admited asking for an fl.nnroi.ria
tion of $126,000,000 for tlie defense
of the Pacinc Coast, six million oi
which is asked to be exoended on
Puget Sound. The memorial says
there is no defense on the coast
from Cape Flattery to the Gulf of
California, in which there are two
million people and two billion
dnllara worth of Diopertv. while
Great Britian has a nay yard and
dry dock for the largest ship- only
i- miles from the coast of the
tound.
AGAINST TUB FARMERS.
Judge Deady Reader a Decision
la a Railroad Case.
Portlano. Auk. 4. In the case
of Branson et. al. auainst the VV il
limeiie Kailwav Company et. al.,
in the United States circuit coun,
Judire D -adv to-day tendered a de
cision sustaining a separate de
murrer of defendant to the amend
ed hill.
Suit was brought by Branon
and then to obtain p se s on of
thirtv miles of the West bide Jar
.vw 'Gauge line to which they
claimed they had title. The suit
grew out ot the transfer of $1C5,
000 worth of stock by the Willam
ette K. K. C. to the Oregonian
railway.
Some farmers who were stock
holders objected, but the stock was
transferred and the Oregonian
Railway Company paid the f 15,
000 owed by the other company.
ine farmers ODjeciea to the trans
fer and claiinea that their slock
war' litld in tr.ist by Gaston and
others, and thai they had no right
to transfer ir, and so brought suit
to regain possession ol tiieir 30
miles of road. Tlie court said that
if the fanners owned tne stock
they wer bound for tlie indeb ed
uess, and it they could show I bat
1 1 icy had paid the indemedness
they might establish their claim lo
the stock. It as decided that the
demurrer be sustained on the
giound that there was no equity
in the claim of -he farmers, ana
also that they had put off bringing
suit too long, and could establish
no claim on this account
CALIFORNIA'S BIRTHDAY.
Preparing to Celebrate Admission
Day on the 9th of Next Month.
San Francisco, August 4. Pre
parations are all well under wav
lor the celebration of the fortieth
anniversary ol Californi 's admis
si n into the Union, and attention
is being turned to the proper re-
cep ion ot vi-itors in attendtnee.
Assistant general passenger aijeiii
Donaldson, of "he Southern Pacific
company, in stieaking of the rail
road travel expected on September
3rd and 9th, 'aid: ''I suppose
40,000 itcople will visit this city on
admission day.
Rifle Competition at Van -nuver.
Vancouver, August 4. 1 he de
partment of lifle competition
losed to-day. ( orporal tieo. A.
Den-more of Company K 4'h in-
an'ry, with h score of 571. wins
he department gold medal. The
department team to compete with
Arizona and California lor places
n the divis on team at Monterey
are: Corporal Denstnore. Corpor
al Powell ot ;he 14th: .-egeant
mall wood, of ihe 14 h, and ILim-
pnries ot L, 14th; br.-t serg-.mt
Elers. of C: ser-iean s Vbit o
I) and Austin of K: co -..a'
Vanceoike of B : sergeant H. oi d
of A; private Steger of K. 4th in
fantry, w th priva'e Baird ol A and
orpotal Kitssed of K, 14th as al
ternates. The average sco.e of
the first ten was 5:0.
Printers' Strike Threatened,
Los AMiEi.Ks, August 4. On
Sundav the publishers of the
Evening Express. Times. IIera:d
and Tribune appear-d before the
tyKgraphical union and leqimsied
reduction in the price oi" composi
tion. To-dav the publishers were
notified that unless tlny signed an
igreement to maintain the prices
for one year, ihe printers would
walk out Tuesd.tv at noon. A
conference will be held and a
strike is probable.
Killed in a Mine.
Tacoma, Aug. 4. A siieeial to
the Ledger from'&srtKHiado, this
ounty, says that at 9 a. m. a gas
explosion occured in mine 7. kill
ing Henry J. Jones, pged 30, and
L. r. Morgan, aged 37. Ihos.
Williams was injured. T.ie acci
dent was cinsed bv a niiti-r ex-
iiosing a lamp to the i-a-. No
damage was done to the mine.
Election in Alabama.
Montgomery, Aug. 4. The elec
tion in Alabama to-day for gov
ernor and other state official', and
members of the legislature pas-ed
on qoieilv. .-specials to tlie Adver
tiser from all portions of the state
indicate a sweeping democratic
majonty. The legislature will con-:
tain but a few independents or re
publicans. Drowned in the Wlllamettf. I
Portland, Aug. 4. Charles
Clayson, the 23-year old son of
William Clavson, lost his hie in
the Willamette river, vesterdav
Hitornooi: about 5 o'clock, while
swimming near rowers furniture
fact ry. 1 lie body was recovered
to-day.
Released on Ball.
San Francisco. August 2. -las.
Corcoram, the deputy sheriff and
inolder, who hred at. the windows
of the Risdon Iron Work and at a
polic-m -n yes'erdty, wad releask'd
to-day on $4000 bail.
San Francisco Wheat.
San Francisco. Ang. 4. Wheat
Buver '9J 1.43!;: season.
$l.53?i.
Barley 'IKIfl.ffl, ; seasonal. 3 .
Reception to President Harrison.
Cape May, Aug. 4. A reccp
tion to President llairison and
Secretary Blaine this afternoon w as
a brilliant atfair.
French Tansy Wafers.
These wafers are a sure and safe
specific .or all kinds of female
troubles and will remove all ob
struct ions to the monthly period-.
no matter w hat the cause. 1 hey
are just what every woman need-,
and can be used safely. For sal.
by ihe Livingstone Medical Co.,
manufacturers, Poitland, Oregon,
also Iroin our sole agent, J. A.
Cumniing, druggist, Blumbeig
block, Albany, Oregon.
We mike a specialty of line
cakes for parties and weddings.
Blackburn & l'ironi.
Eight sliavos fur $1 at Vitsreck'a.
A DEADLY FIGHT
A Love Atfair Results in a Fa
tal Due! in New Jersey.
THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA.
A BUliast EecepUoa to Proildfat Har
rison BLd Party -Poor Cr la
KaoMs-Eaitera Vswt.
Bot si) Brook, N. J , Aug. 4. -A
terrible tight, the result oi a love
affair, occurred in an Italian set
tlement known as the Gravel Pit,
in tne outskirts, yesterday. Sev
eral years ;igo an Italian girl came
to this country. Mie was engaged
to a loverin Italy, i ut in a shott
time married o;r"e of ihe Bound
Brook Italians. Yesterday a
brother. .f the jilted (over visited
the settlement, and meeting the
woman struck her over ihe head
wuh a bottle. Her husband in
lerfeied, and in a moment the two
were engaged n. mortal combat.
In the liht which followed -oth
men wre seriously wounded,
fining ihe nigh' ihe two wounded
men died.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The Cierman Ruler Paya a Vlalt to
Hia Grandmother In England.
London, August 4. The Ger
man imperial yacht with Kmperor
William and brother. Prince
Henry, on l oaid. arrived at Os
borne at 10 o'clock this morning.
The que n signaled "welcome" to
his majesty from the Osborne
House, her palace on the Isle of
Wihr. As the yacht entered
Co wes roads, ihe Pi i m e of Wales
md Duke of Connaught, on board
tiie royal yacht, went out
to meet the emperor. A
number of others of the royal fam
ily awiitfd ids ariival on the pri
vate landing steps. One German
bout-lad accompanied the emperor.
It was escorted into the harbor by
live I'.ritish toredo boat-i. Aa tlie
eoioeror landed a salute was fired.
Entering a carriage his majei J
drove to the Osborne lIo'iae.wiiere
Hi; Queen, Princess t f Wales and
D ii hi 88 of Edinburgh received
niin. At the entiance, as he
en ered, a band played German
and En.li-h national anthems.
1'he emperor wore a British ad
miral's uuiioriii.
Ot TK IfiFlS MISSISSIPPI.
A Negro Woman Shot While Re
turning from Church.
Ahehoeen, Miss., Aug. 4.
Eight mih s east oi this place last
night, while a party of colored
people were leturning from church
i hey were fired upon from ambush
with a gun loaded with buck-shot
by in unknown person. A woman
named Susan Henry was instantly
killed and her husband seriously
wounded.
Protection to Uermana.
Loniios, Aug. 2. At ihe request
of-the Government, England has
ordered one lur men-of-war,
now at Buenos Ayres, to protect
ihe interests of Germans residing
in tlia citv.
Slaug I'h rases That Are Very
Old
American N .tes anil uerie
Ird Byron says: 'I have
learned that your poem is announ
ce d by the name of 'Dallah Kookh'
I want you to make a great hit."
In I8"7, Landor, writing to J. Fos
ter about "Aurora ligh," savs:
I am reading a poem full of
j thought and fascinating with fancy.
In many pages there i the wild
imagination of Shaaespeare
I b.id no idea that any one in this
ag was capable of such poetry.
There are, indeed, even here some
flies upon the surface, as there
alas will be upon what is sweet
and strong."
Oregon Press Association.
The fourth annual meeting of
he "editors and pubhsners" ol
(begun will be held in Portland,
: he ses-ion coinumncing at ih
hour ot 10 a. m. Aug. 14th, and
cicitinuii g four las. The prin
cipal busin ss will be Thursday
evening aud during Friday. A full
attendance s desired.
L. C. Pentlano, Chas. Nickell
Secrtiary. Piesident.
"A Man'a Chances to Marry."..
Half per cent from 50 to 50 yean
of Hg".
Two per cent from 45 to 50 years
of age.
Fiv and a half per cent from 40
to 4o years of aee. t
Six ami a half per cent from 35
io 40 ears of ai:e.
T u and a hah per cent from 30
to 35 years of i ge.
Tent-tive per cent from 25 to
3 ' yei.is of age.
Fny -a veu per cent from 20 to
25 ears of ae.
Tnree per cent from 15 to 20
years of age.
One hundred per cent if you buy
yo .r clo't.iug oi G. W. Simpson,
.1 any. 0'e.on.
Ladies Fine Shoes.
I make a specialty of handling
1 idles line shoes. 1 carry some of
ihe let brands made in fine and
lue-'iiim grades in widths from A
to KE. All warranted good-; no
trsii. and w ill repair any pair nf
shoes of any kind sold that will
rip or break, bauiuel . Young.
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