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20 CETS A WEEK. ALBANY, OKm.OX. SATUI.'7).V V. AUGUST i, Irt'JO. ffi.iL. .-NO. IGO
S
Exclusive Ageacv for
H. A. CHurtUKK. C. W. CUOWbKK.
CHOWDER liROS
CuntravtotS and Builders.
(ltKetnn li'iruf fatr.t notti W 1 .
lace A Cusick, real estate agents,
Allmny, Oregon. Estimates given
un all kinds of btiildingsor carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to I
nn will lie promptly executed
.Notice for PablleallaB.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City Or., June 26 18!H).V
MOl'lCE is hereby gi-en that in
compliance with the provisions
oi i lie act of Congress of June 3d,
1874, entitled "An act for the sale
of timber lands in the Stated of
California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," Olui Mel
by, oi Tocoma, County of Tierce, i
State oi Waxhinnton, lias this day
liled his sworn statement No. 21oS)
for the puichase ol s. W. m
Section No. 28, in Tow i. ship No.
12 South, Kange No. 2 East, and
will offer pioot to snow tint the
land sought i oiore .aiu.iiie toi
its limber o .-.tone tha;i ioi ari
cultural purpo.-n e, ai l totstai.i . ii
his claim :o said laud bciotc n e
KegiBter .nd Receiver ol this ottii .
HiUieu:. City. Oreg- n, on Wid
liesday It.e loth da ol Oct otter.
18'JU. tic i. auies as wilne.-scs :
I... N. A t, John Ve-t, F. Vai.cis
ami C. It w land, all of lacom ,
Pie.cec-uiity, Washing n. An
and all perron elaiUiii.g advtl.-ttv
the a lot-dc-cribed latins arc re
quested, lo h e their claiui- ie ibis
o.tice on or cloiv sail 15li d y oi
October IfiM.
J. T. AW KB SON.
K j-,., r-
Roller fur raUllriilluM .
i ni ed - Hi i b lind Oiiice, (
00 g City, Or., amy lit, 18'J .(
NO B ' c i-herchy given l at h
con piiar.rc with the ai t oi
"impress ot.tune 3d. 1878, en-itie '
. ii net Lr the sale of timber Lnd
in the S' .a of Calif rni.i. On g'.n,
da and Wa-h iiu on Terr.-
1 r,'' Eaten Xk. -loidtm of Sea:
tleCotv ty of Kin.-. State ol W;.sh
i' gt it L..s tti.t day tiled in ti
Olhce his wurn stateu eiit No.2li.i
for the pur base of lie N W. I
Sectio'i No. 22, in Ton nship No. 12
South, KngeNo. 1 Fa-',ai.il w '
oil- r ,-ro- i io show that ti- i.iii.i
Soi ght is more va na'le to' v
tun er or -ton than for rgi c- i
tura pnrp ?, Usui tot-ft hli'.ii
clatin toiil uin-l hefoie tin lu .i--ter
a d U ceiverof tin- ntlicc ;r
Of- ion City, e.o on Vidrs..i
day t da y of tu t her, l.v'
He na s a- wit e-!os: Win.
'.. al, of Tort I .nd.Oi , I li. V;rl.,oi
Sea'- i-. Wiihh , J. 1!;H'U r and .
K. Willi m f. ol l.-i -ii iim' , Oi'goii.
Any !-nd all ! r t-ns 'aiiuin: :id
ver"- ly t-e aliove- es ri i I lid
aie rcnues'ed to fi'e ti eir el i lu
in t is thee on r b fore s.dd l':ti
diiy ol Oc ol er, hsiiO.
J. T. . 1 1 KU ON.
I gis'er.
Nttlirr tor I'ulillrlioii.
L'i'Oe.l S'a'e Lan-i Otfi .
O-'H-n CllJ. Or, A.nl 19 KS!0
NtlTICK i l.ereliy g'e" iht in
c.n.ilii' i f Hit'i ih- prvini
f die i4i t ol C-UfiT-itm f June 3, 1ST!
en! lie-l '"A" net h-r tiie V t.l tun
hrr Imd min tlie State" of ('lifoim i.
Or-i n. NevBila, nl Waniniigtoii
Territory," Lincoln R. Lam'"-!!, f
Tacoma, four ty of Piurcf, St-te ot
Wa-hii.ytun lias this 'lay tilfl in this
iri':e hi iwom Btatfinnit N . I Soli
fur the nrcliane of the K J of
N. E. i a&d N. 4 ot S.
K. 1 of Svution N" 32. in TWn
nhi N ". 10 South, Rmge N'n. 2 Kas;
and will tlr k)Tvi to allow thai the
Una '' ght ii more valuable fer ita
tim'ier oi t-n ;han tor anneal tuial
unrpo t. nii to Btahlith !n claim
to aid land before the Register ami
Receiver of this ofh -e at 0.rg"i Cit;.
O.-kgon, on Tnela the 2SMi, .lay of
Octolur 1890. He nanu s ai witnesses:
R W. hanlenhroo'i, John Kit hen.
J. A Buckley, and Oeo. Miller, all
of Portland. .
AV "o all persona clvming ait
ver.elv thealM.v. -dcnbtl laima are
1 r.qieafcdt.. fieth-ir claiina in thi
ofti e mi r hrforw i-aid 28th day of
Otober, 1890.
J T. APPEROX.
Reia'er.
roncE 18 HEKEBT GIVES
ifuTeii by ordinance to cut dow n nd
liol Vl thistles and ol'itosiou
' . . ,n ll.-lr iiii llllSf-.-I
anJ lino.' the l ree t h d j-i n t n ir 1 1 1 e r 1 1 ,
w.thin the city limiU .of Alh..n j . Tle.
failinir to do so will be liable to a fine
of ii. By order of the citv man bat,
EARLS
Diy CciWitiii.:
LAiHLSAND CUNTS RH
MSlilNGS.
Also hive a complete line of
Bill) I'-anil
Pur frirt! Un-lt; at
U it fiei -.ui:-it;itiii.
i-8 a cail t I In.) 'ir stliiif
at helrH:k price?. .G-m
-a
he Ludlow Fino Shoos-
HCST NATIuNiLBAM
CRKStDKNT L FI.ISN.
Vl K IKI-MIONT s. VofSO.
C-IIIK K. W. ION.
I'KA.NSA'CI'S A Oti tAL IIAMil.Vi
i U..KS
S. K. VH N, I,. Kl.lKK
L. if ltLAI. K. V. (.
r. W. I AMil iS
II '
ill.
Albany, ; - Oregon
CAPITAL STUCK, JlOO.OUO.
Pr8iM!jiT- J LI'iiwan,
Vii-e I'resitlent J ,M Knlnton.
t'ashicr ot-o K Ch:in iMrlairt.
Assln.ant Ca-hi-r OA Ar hilalrt.
iirert rp J I. ft-mau, J M Calrtoji, Gro K
i hnilicrliMii. W ,s l.a.lil, V ll lii.Itra.J A
Crauf'irtl ami O A Ari l.i":iul.
Irata'-t! i ut:nt:ral ianlii.tf i u-iiita..
Ira ihl lir.iftitri Votlf, sn -in.
wojuiiI y ni, or.
Uvili moi mi apprised e4-urity..
Receive d 3its iihjvpt to hck.
OU.tii, . unrriMteil ti. ii will r-ceivt
lrn art. utir n
BANK OF OREGON',
ALBANY, OREtiON.
PIT1 .10.014
Pre. nil-ni..
Tier I'm . .
Ca-birr
II. BlII IM
ii r xii.'kiii.
. J . i;i.i
lIKK Tons:
11. Bktaxt. J. V. hr.Aiv.
'!(. llrvpiiKRT, I' H. Stfiwaki,
K.J 1.XNMM;. II. F. M "urn i i..
LADIES' rXDEUWEAl:
llrnirn Mill l, liiltlien'i. I liilh
It. a i. a til liolics l.nruieiilk nool
l irlrr ill llir
JapaneseBazaar9tore
mr" vkkt to. KWi Mi Wo h'lld,
i Store oi. First Street ntxt tr S( emer &
.-i -urnti.
FOB-
CHICKENS
$5.00 PER DOZEN,
EGGS IS CENTS.
WMnvllcr if- (iarrctf.
!','vi!,i'is A lli'iib!';
NSUR NOE CO OK
Albany Oregon
C't"irtl. o0K. . IK.MMI.OUO
r iii if f r i r 1 ww.ooo.
OFFICKKS.
i'reident W. F. Bead.
Vice-Pre-ident T. O. Writsman.
T:e.isnrer J. L. ("env m.
Secretary .1. K. Elderkin.
1IKKCT3KS.
K. tranan, .1. I.. Cowan, -I.
O. Writsman, F. Simpson, W
F. Read, J. K. Weatlierford. I,.
L. Folev, John Burnett and M.
j Sternberg.
j ggfg SQUHfl , liOnSBlTatlVB
A Square Comnanu,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Hquare People
Parsoaiza Home. Enterprise
MOMiV m
BY
ina Your Pio;:crtj
Tliiough the leal estate fit m of
liirkhart & imwy.
The olilest Urttl l-tate Firm uithe
They hav land-- of al' descrip
tions for Mile at the very lowest
(.rices and on the mot i'avorahli
terms.
We l.avp some tine hargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
iiiids near the ct , which we ih
lleritig at a treat sacrifice. Tliis
iitopertv lies near the city, and i
he very best on the market. p:ut
of w hich is set out to fruit.
CITY ITtOI'EKTY
We have a large list of choice
Inisiness and resilience propcrtv
''or sal.- including the (ioltra park
addition, the West, nearest and
cheapest suhnrhan property on
the ni.irket. A lot in this itddition
w ill (louhle in value in les llur n
venr.
EASY PTIfiEFTf.
BUR . ART & KEEHEY,
m:. 1 1. est. sic. ima .
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBA X. . . OIIKOON
l .
KOK SMF tv All. OHffifilSTs.
"S.-iiie ti i.rt hi'ii I l un linn-it
tn.TofHi .i j- ;;ir i'iiImii-i ch,. r,,.
nil e li He ' ,it 111.110.. HO llet-liell
'".A T.NI:.li:ii. .-eiliii..' -mli ii.i li
iin I li-: leu; Inn.- i- y ' o i.f iiioIi
l-ille. fit tioll ri'll- fur liri-i- tii.il-i
l-i'Vep, 8 il Of.- it tin- H:!. f .
. Tl'-rrl ..ver till- ' I l :,, ,:.
! l.iU tr..) ii-i.'1-i r I e .. t.(. i.
ley use, :iml rl.i-eri--Pv ri ..iir.rt.il ;i
t....JI-,
(SiliimI,. .H-1IV M. M MIaN,
Fx oiinty 'i!i.tii join r I.m e ("o
"ri-L'..n.
S.ri.i.fii.lit, I. ii,,. f-niltl . Iri-'j-fiti.
IV-.t.I, V, I illll-ein t, ,. -o-l. f 'It. -."t:it
e in ivera' i . s!iv it eiircit I.'iim ol
a ciejlt Hitler til"--other pn i-ri.li.ne
Icill f:lil-(l. I.ikell i.. I ll ii ef liii lit. I.
L'ir's ll-ieil it to curt tln-ircon.rli
Nti
M -rk Hiiilev. wife of Vii.f nieley
enf i to Prof Jolinsn-. and rei-otn
no nN it to all wlm iil'er from
unit eotl.rltt.. For eonu-litt it ui.l
o!it.
like
Mi.-
elisiiiti, und cim lie inln.led into
tapes or piissnt'es, where o
conirh cures can reach
other
Villre Ia I'anlrarlnrH,
V OttCK IS HKI F.I V GIVEN THAT THE
ll tirili rniirnwi tres-ti r ot thr FirKt t'e"
K'eeatinnfil t'huri-h r. A'hnnv, tirevm. will
receive l:il t" pnint the rlnin-h l.uililine
aaiil church till roon of Auir. 4th t SO the
j mid trtmft en r3Mt-r ii.tf the riht to ii-jett any
niiu mi iiiur.
II. H. HrwiTT.
W. C. KKAD
VTIrK IS HKRFRV lilVEX THAT Aid.
l pi-r-iitm in.k-V-ti-il to th nlil firm of
Kiaus-e K ein are re im-t..l to come f.ir
w.ml :int m-ttle up proni.t y, os heacctiuts
must le 1-lon.d hi.r.ix Huos.
flltl. W AVTH IN" A SMALL KAMII.V.
J No cinltlien tied litl.t wnk For par
ticulars inq..lre at hk-in P.n hoe store.
Lost.
One note da it : S-.vemVr ?it. 1SS-. for -on
one note snniu ilnte. ?:'IKi: o e m-te, s -me
fl:ite - f-lW. privi.le one, to Tnil three vears
after date: one note f r i'1, .lat-.1 in Feli
ruirv or Miirch, 18 9 tiaalil o- e e-ir after
date: one lif.e for Stlo. ilnled l.etiveen the
10' h anil IS h of June. IS 9. pai ai-le :i.ht en
in. i ths fti r .l.iti -ill the aliove n.t -s nre
ni- t-e.t tiy sa A. llu I anil eaia il- to Ima--S
l..-u.leii. ll pe'soiiH are warned a;aint
buvinjf the aliove de-crihid note.
The fln.ltr will nleane leave said notea at
thi oflic.
li'ii!;iiirltiall)'l
3 t i
it
THE BOOM BUKSTED
I
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Oklahoma Sett'ers in a SuSc'ring
v
Condition, i
CONGItESS ASKED EOll AID
CongressraT Hermaun F vors Anti-C. i
i.t:e L isla on A 0 at S rl : n
hiYok Ties u be Roads.
Wasiiinoion, iu.ti9t 8 Presi
cut On r n ii -d a-nl lo con
g.ifS .i leltei fiolil lOVet eli
oi i.liojiia r -r ?e-117nr lira
ie.l dla IC S I I'evai .h ainog Hit
ie-idco s "f i iiU' teifiioiy, and it
outs nig t .at llif all in on ol cu
-e-s he cadi d io the la-t.
1 1 i '
plV.-ll lit .11
er mi ."
b nic I out
... l.el cw tl
t .ai-ii in ai the le -1
u oi in. i' io le five
ll. r soli i C s h-.tdi Hit
i i
lot- go er..or is ai
t it'.ei lint ai Ms i.npr
i li
th. it t etc will hf, u. h-..- i lid
.llo..ie '. wide sprc -1 suil'ii
a.noiio tin -.-.tie in Okl.i
in.i.
.il.o y ol tins piope xp n-'eu
for iravi 1 and prov.d n.' shc.UT lot
ihei fiiuiil.es al t' en accii.uiinii;i
t on of n.e ii.s. Too pr sii 'ds 1 t
h s yi ar :ir -, by :ion oi .'.r .. g ,i .
until or.ihli' iind i.-liel ii i it -1- he
iltrni iit-l. I am a.lvis.-d that
tin re is :i'i niie.x peiuled halanci' ol
i4"i (Mil of tl m l iipp'opiiat l
lor i he rclii'i' of the M ssi-ippi
ri.er lino I -till' leis, und I reio-i -mend
th .t air horny be L'ivi-n to
use this inoii. v to tine1 the nio-t
urgent need.- of the people in Ok
lahotna."
ANTl-CHINKSK TALK.
Keireaeiitatlve Hermann Hectares
In Favor of the .Morrow Kill.
W.-sitiS(iTo-, Aiii.i-t S. Bepre
sensitive Her nn, of O-e.-on.
ha-d -ciared in favor of Morrow's
t'hinese ex -lusi.-n will. ut he sav--
1 wonl I like it if it were possible
to have a poivi ion in the Mo. tou
bill for treaties wi'h lirent Br t io
in. I Mex'co for the exclusion of
l 'hinese from our conti.ie-it. The
three tuition- co-o.w-r.it nu would
in-.ke the task a c intiara iv- l'
ensy o-e, t' ou.h a- !. -e.tt I'r tain
lis an iiuteei.se t'iide iih (' ina
it is 1 1 1 1 1 t f 1 1 it she Would nilis -iil
to su- h an ; vf'cciin nl.
AN AIIK N I K lliN;)i; U'.K.
The Cblcnffo fleralil A iile)rizea to
Ituaftell lliirrisnii.
Cim woo, Auju-t s. T i- H.ra'.l
makes ih" to lovvin-r aro'o y to
Bus-. II Han i -on i . its (dtonit
coluniMS t -day ; '-Sew-ial a, ek--.i.-o
the llerall ip.-ei.e.l hon a
source tl at i' imd t ve y r as n to
believe w i entirely tr.i-t-'ti In
.i letter devoled to jiii-Mii at .1 con
sidi-ra ion of ihe i ! s of t
VN bite llon-e and Nlr-. K 'S 11
Hair-son. Af r the i nb ca;iou
of this ii'ticle it was dt'i- vere
that ii cotd a ncl nn ii t mat n lb i'
Bussidl I lai r s i a-l n-t tr.atcd
his jtifetiH he should h.iM-' e.
.in d there was rcii-ie. for iiii-l.-a--
ntness between the lonnle ii i
mdiappiue-s on cr put. I he
ller.ilii is in'oiin.-d -.nil hclieve
t In." -ta'eniei s.n,. uitlioiil Imin l i
'ion and tint' tie. and it r t t
that ti.ey o;tii puhlic.itio
thmu'jli ft- se columns "
FLIGHT III' It VKUl I.LIIS.
Tlie I'reftlilent of O lltileiioi1; Tre
ptirititt to Leave the t'niiiitry
Xi w YoKK. Aurn-l S. Hi-i-
ill lS :!' -ill'-olor p (-i'lsiivs;
1'iesi 'ci t I'.iir-il'os. of (iuat in -la.
h is "0(11 ol lit-su on the ma I to
the port of S;iii .1 se ie tdv to pm-ti-c
li'- llijlit ro n I he eiiint - y
I'lie ill f'-iit ..I he tunic r if liuate
uiala Ly the so'ilier of Sil.-ad -r
is co.i pi-te A'-an-hv i. ij;ns it.
i i.l d -ina ;a -md to ad I to the diili
cullies of B-rrdlii-' o i' o-i, lien-
r-l 1 -at ui.d-.'a has invaded 'le
. oiintrv lioni i In-Mi-y ic in f.ontier.
The tlO'l-S of SilViidor. Ulldel
(iceral A ntoni i Ke'ii have jimie
back t the frontier to p isn on the
VMll Pill:
For leiiifili- li
ri-t'ill -riliei; leif h
I" if nk- tlieill hi
'he niarki-t. Neve
ii . rMiii-eiwfiilh
il hi in !. -ii '
la-lie- ' t
tiuanilitei'" --e-lieie
ll (irt-ve I
n-et ulrunini
Iw&k Ceriai:
p..n"t he h
mil. Sav
HiTilfh ati-l
humlmi!
Save tiim.
llenlrh ami nioitcv .
Take no other.
Set t to any ao
' price, 82 00. A.I
drew hy niaii ri re.
d reus
WMt Rrai
pliro Vtrallriitr 4 ompiiliv
h It. x 1-7, I'urllPiiii. or.
Sold by Foshav A Maon. Alhanv. 0rri
tl'Kt.l. Itoi.-I.SO. Ro:k hUll.LIIN'ii
1 1 pr.i-ni-etiii,', Writ.-J '1. II'ihe. Al
hany, Oregon.
SPOT CA-1I
"KACKET STOKE,"
just cpened rpp. msim temple.
Lulii s at. it p.nts fU'i-i-hinc l'O 'Is cnrHt t-,
t:.hl. n.iei-f, lulie- a- d yt-i '- h R'erl, n.e.r
and l-i 'ii mcku t-nr su-h niler-, d'e-H hjr
li, I air, teoth. ail ae d h'.rfe hrii.hc--,
tati-.i er, m rf -meri, in! r, i em i i. shoe
hlnckint, ai d a r. at nam articles t oiu
niern.i inn ei.ti.-n line H.l-t tii"' au
i Id t nn h l lice, that hei ecu le t ''e 'u
I ii-nreii oi nni iih.-r meehatt m the cm.,
unit . .ol.i -t n aaei ill e. ( , me and -.'it our
I rie-a io. tiouhk- ti. 1.I1. t-k. oi ecricei
t" all. t KRNAliP I.KVV. I
SAS WA has renu veil h s laumlri to the
iron hrune ou tha torier ol Sei ond aud
Lyofi atratjia.
i
j rater's Gclde:
ikiAV. acxYi vtv i -v.
A .
A'-- TAt
"on Ml'ii'l iiad wis not eter-
inineil up hi .ilihoiig'i the S.ii-. ador
u-oops were ready to ii.va.le
lluii.iur.i-'.
A d p omjtic ? ith ment of the
rouble unit (iuuteuiala is ex
I ected in i e.
A FHKt LIlVE ClIAIUUNITI.
Semtutlonxi leveloimenti)g In an
lliiiiniM C llliuiiliity.
Nkw Yoi;k, A; g i t 8. A special
to tlie ileraid 'loin liockloici, 111.,
say- tl.e people of that city are
toiled up io a iiig i i iicli of in
dlji ai io i Ijcc.ill-e ol the develop
in .-ids io-'de recently t the
: "i leaven" i.iun near ih.t city,
j iv.. c i v. or; Sen aiifurlli 'Oiriet
i oil angels' hold loitli. I he
; I ct - .11 I wo childieii have been
; no ii : urc - 1 hue oi w lli. li Si lnv..li-
mill - lit- i puted latlier, h i.-
a uiiff I n.e Cnl'i i
-.ii.i. init s l ie
in pail o i he
HO ll'IIIHII.IS
thai tii- ir.e
love c inuiuiiilt
.ou t he d.iwii
ut. Bev. Al'.
j i. K, one of Lie h iding clergy
j iii -ii i f Hi s cu y. has i-u.--l a Cild
I i kiiij.' i -tioiio "i.aii.d an ui s al-
i-.winj t'.e ch .x it-il hi i li h-avcii to
- xist. ii-.d i- id.no; ii on tne Kn ghts
iVinpiar of -.he inrt.ein dis
( ct i f Ilinois, who me. t
here in con lave next, week to
ii e.-crvc iin; honor of their f.iir
lame hv (is-isinio t(r root out the
evil Th-'i't--is much tal of or
i ui. ng w hitecaps and go'lig out
io i h "li -iiv- ii'' f r the ioi' p jse ol
tiit'iii,' and feathering th'
avi .r." Schwanfm th evidentlv
I'eais' som.-thicg of this soit, foi
'-day he caused a circulai to he
issu.-d Rt-ttiiiir foith the reed-
nd tenets of his f dtli, the j-.-inci
pd fi-.ture of which is t tat it
ohiigat- men n! wo't:n to lead
I'lsoliitely p- re lives. He sajs in
this circii' t tha- there i- no mar
ryi 'a or g ving in in irnag by Ihe
cii ir h, an i tlrat so str ct is tin-
I M-ipdn and S'l great the self-
l--n u; ii'iio'i:1 tti'"i tliat- they have
lost all deiresof the flesh. I'ro-e-
utnej Attorney Works savs in--an
not do any'hing in tne prem-si-s.
hut the iiino i'.i hties are t int
the citizens w 11 take hold and
.like it so unp'e ::int f-r Schwan
I'lt t i that he will be compelled to
leave.
Every IiimIjt Going Eaat.
("uic uio. August S Passspnyer
t r us arrivinj in this citv io-day
ti iili tin Wes'ern roads Brought
liirgn bodies of excursionists en
route to Boston and New York,
who :ire li-kimr admnt ige of tint-heap
n e- con ccpient on the
hand nn . I-ue impuient in the
or. i er p'.ice. T ' ctoid from
( hi a.'o to :he Ea t i vti'preie
I pid. Tl.e "iiclrgan t'etit'al
he e to .lav wcie obliged to turn
ie.i( 1- iiw.iy.
ili ruit-e for .John L and I'eter.
11 'MoN. A- ir-i t S.- -.1 lit! T.. Sullivan-
.ii. I l'. ier ia k-tn have been
oH'c ed a ii.'iO.O 'ii pur e, -J-"i,'Ki0 lo
the winner, 'or a :ini-h tig.it a
v'atniviil pnl.ice, Ojden Utah.
Ii VTIIKK SHOO I Til AN LIVE.
V '('hiikIi VI In Couldn't Survive the
l.iom of Ili4 I- in jre ra.
Now imI then you wll tind
ail ho Mill hul! ami liiiht :r
i he -aim- i i.tie. Mich a chap wms
i oo le iil ir.-d Bi 1." as we cal
li in in Mont -na. Ue as quar
I..-1 -in ii " ami a binggart, hut Ik
IV- hid have o-'ghl ten IlienflSsOOll
i-o e. 1 or t .i o i iii s he iiad.
revo ver wii re he c n il d op h s
hand - n it in se. on i u' d the
hit i- o. -n cliiip-. w ho 'i ere looking
t g. t the .Imp on hi n h id tokce,
on" in. king. One day. ho-iever.
Bill's - hooter got out f repair and
i give it t- a uiill-r t lie li.Xed.
In.-te .d f Hiidi i : lor it Ic wander
-iliiminio a saloon nheie the
h id un- co g e-.at-d. and it was
n t a qiiitit r of an ln.ur he'ore In
s i to p ck a lus- wiih a new aniv
iil. I le ju t iiched to kid -oin- h'i ly
m l wleii lit. nettled the s'litngc
in ii ''talking h ick'' he reached tor
..i- gun to pop Ii i in. It wa-n"i
h.-r-. When be realized it he
turned as w hite as mi-.w, thinking
li - time had come. The strange,
h id or.iw n on liini, ton see, and
he cure. I a icked l.-ok in hi-eye.
Well?" he asked, as Bill raised
his hands.
"I h veii't anv gun."
''I 'ce. Leave it somewhere?"
Y.s."
"Very earless in you. I've got
the call.'
"You liey."
"You are a l,.id man and I ought
to shoot you through the head, hut
I don't like this coid-blooded bu-i-ncss.
Hold up your light hand
and -p-cad out your lingers."
"Stranger, don't do it."
"Kither that or I'll put six bullet-
info your heart. Spread."
Biil h. ld ii,. his riu'ht hand and
tlir. ret) -rt followed each titer
iike ihe ticking of the clock. Kacb
linger wa shot oil atthe first joint.
" I hiit'l1 do, said tne man, a- he
lo .v. r.-d In- wen noil. '-Ni.n can't
i pull ir uger wi h noihii g on that
hand, and lie ore von can learn t"
shoo, 'eit-hamled some one will
burv you."
He went out md away and Bill
sent for a doctor and sit there and
cried like a Lov. Next day he left
w h ho it a word to any of us, and
we a'.'vays b lieved be iumpeil off
1 1,,-,. i;.i : , .1 creb udiich
1 1 r. 1 1 . li I nio i ne tl tea, WI111I1
was llien on a tliHiil
Will tt Link received this week
a fine Ht-ottment of new sheet
ui u.-ic and books.
OUR BIG WAR SHIPS-
They Will Be Reriewed in Bos
ion Haibor by the President-
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Vroposl Ion to Rt-moTe Qeueral Oranl't
Bmtl3t tc WatblDgton -Tba Uay
In Cong ei Eait rn N wt.
Ntw York, Auuust 8. When
l'reidi nt llHr.i.-oii enters tlie h r
r of Bo-iou i.exi M olid iv o
board of the ti.ig-lnp Bait more lie
w i 1 be i i command of the tleet 01
United fluted Mar ships. The as
oisLtut s. cicuiiy of the navy h.s
i.-sued oiueis lor the war ships At
lauti, Keaiaage, Dolphin, Voik
town, Be rel, Vesuvius ami Cu-h-int
t-j go w th tlii- e-t.-el cruiser to
Boston. I'ics.dcnt llariis-iii wil
tly ids flag from the main roy.il
l uck of the cruiser Baltimore.
Ahich will I e c iiiimanded by Bear
Admiral Banctolt (jheraidi. com-inander-in
chiei of the naval f ne
on the Nor h At lam testation. All
Vi HS'-ls have been ordered to re
put to Admiral Oher.irdi, and In
ill receive final sailing oiders
from President Harrison, who wili,
for the fir.-t time, assume com
mand of the squadron.
A Git EAT STRIKE.
All of the Itaitroads In New York
Tied I'p - Thouaauda of Striker.
Sbw Y'ork, Auirust 8. hunih
lings of the expected storm among
the thoiisinds of emp'oyees of the
New Yoik Central A Hudson roads
ow-in to the discharge) of- Knights
f Lab .r and Broth- rhood" men,
roke like a fl ish fr.-m a clear sky
to-iiiuht. All the length of the
Central was t ed up. Trains were
left by the cewa where they stood
w hen the order came. T wo pas
senger trains weie left a' 86th
s.reet in a tunnel. The latest re
port i- that th" S 'ore road is l-o
tied up throughout its length, as
i ell as the New York and New
ilavi-n roids. Great throngs of
people crow ded into the grand cen
tal depot, tiyinaT to have thei
tickets changed. No one seemed
to know how it was. or who or
lered the strike; even .1. .1. Hol
land, labor organize i, len e-i ihat
lie knew who ordered, or even by
whom it was or-ien d.
Tne railr- ad coinpany calh d on
Acting Superint -n tent f Bol'ce
Itirii' a for p'otectiju, and all tie
eserves weii- i-iaotd on duty
:iiard lis! the Lacks and propeiiy.
Tne depot at 42 1 s reets was uieh i
.ro e t on of a f ill lor e of pohce.
.-S'-t-d bv in-nihei's oi die hoat
patrol. Vice Pre-id nt Webb,
the New Yoik Central, on bei; g
interviewed hy a tei.oiler, saio
toe strike extended only to West
tlhauy. All of the men w It
went out fr in the employ nf tne
roal tonight, would ie proinp B
-1 scharged in he inor-ii. g. Th
in n ia ho n-ni tin. d will be taken
care of and amply protvi ted, ns
veil as the iiien ho went to work
for the road. Hesaidihev would
tike all the men who app!i-d lot
tvoek in ihe morning, and lar as
they were needed to nil tne plac--oi
the deser eis. Witti gre..t em
,. basis the vce-president an
no, diced that he won d unlit 'he
trikers to the bi'ter end. He sa d a
neiv set of de i.ani'.s which he hud
ne.er .-cen tnd knew n.- hing
aliout wnatevei liai been made
t'ne vice ores dent fuither an-
ounced that no aihmpts would,
he made to run any trains to nigh'.
There are no nil ans to git to Al
nany or New Kn-.-laud to-nig'it. j
but the --pen ng up of the iireti
avetiu-" ot tiade woii'd be begun
to-lllOITOi. J
Ai a hit- hour it was s'ated by
s-'ine of the strikers that the Itke
Shore as f.ir as Jhic igo was in the
-ame tied up cond.iion us tl-e
(Vi.tr.il. but this n-tnor could not
be Veiitii d.
Toe Ctiitial and Hudson road is
tied up fiom Bullalo to New York
ill the swiicliiiien have utseried
their pet-. Tiains were allowed
to proceed to tin- terminal divis
ions and then th switch service
was refused. Vite-Pres'depi
Webb said they surely would have
trains running in the morning
J. J. Holland, of tne executive
lioard, says trains will not move
for scvetal mornings. Severn
-triker- tha? w.-rc inU rviewei' i-ay
it would piove the hiygest strike
before it was over that the peop'e
of the East had seen for some
tiuie.
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
Newspaper Boycotted Who Sup
port the Great Swindle.
Baton Rouge, August 8. The
anti-lo tery convention a Ijourm d
sine die to-day. Among the reso
lutton-i a l--pied is one to h .ycot
the Times-Deiii-crat and Da ly
t.tt' 8, ot New Orlejns,on act'OLlU
of their pro-lottery s-niineiit-.
The newspaper committee reKn ted
f:i 1,000, gu ranteed for a news
paper to be publislied in New Or
leans m opposition to re- bartering
tne lottery.
Steel Worlla Burned.
Ft. Wayne, Auuu-t 8. Whites
wheel worse, CoVeiing live acres of
v round, was hurned io iiinht.
Ixjss, 150, KiO; insurance $."vi,(io0.
St. I'aul to be Itecuunted.
Washinoton, Aug tst 8. Secre
tary Noble has approved the rec-
ommemlation oi Superintendent
Purer, subont'ed to-d iy mat the,
original outer diiectuig a recount t
of tin; popu'ation of the entire!
city of tit. Paul be put into eit'.-1-t. i
An examination of the schedules
listTuse- amoiii; o hei tinnus the j
fact tnat at 1 -ast 400-i duplicate j
i.auies are made. i
THE UAY IN COSOltESS.
Proposition to Remove Gen Grant'
Keuialna r'roui New Yurk.
Washinoton, August 8. In the
senite, Cad ottered u res ilut' in,
winch wa- agn-ed to, instmcting
the couiuuttt-e on foreign relat one
to inquire nil I i port i-uch meas
ures us max he in-e-sat v lor thei
. 'e . . t" I
.roiet-lloii ol citizens oi l lie t lilteii j
jtates, who were loinit-rly resi
dents of Citi.a and SllhjeitS oi
Si-ain, agtinst piosei-ution by the
Spanish government for olicnsef.
all ged to have lieen comiiii.lea b)
them.
The c incurreiu resolution here
to'ore tllcied hy P.u:u;. expre-s
i. g the ih-sir.; ol c .ujress for the
-emoval of the rem iin- of (iranl
to the A.lingtou cemetery, was
igreed to.
In the senate a joint resolut:on
nas jusstd t accent from ihe iia
lioual encauipiiient oi the Grand
Army of the Bepublic a statue and
pedt-std of the late Geiietal Orant
to be erected in the apitol. Ad-jouru-jd.
THE OUD FELLOWS.
The Chicago Cantonment Keaotts
in a ISift DaniHRe Suit.
Chicago, Angu-t 8 In the O ld
Fellow a cantonment to-night a full
Ires- ball t- ok. place at which the
Uehckah degree jirizes were
maided; the first prize to Naonr
odite of Coldmhus, $500 ; 2.1, to
Klite loilge of Chicago, $:i 0; Sd,
to American lodge of Chicago,
I'.'CK); euiMirdinate lodwes, Is1
ptize, to Nonh S-ar of Minne
ap lis, $000; I'd. to Wicker Park
lodge of Chicago. $;I00.
A suit for :5000 was lg-in this
ift-rnoou ai-ain-t (Jen. .1. C. Un-U-rwood
per.-onally w'io is grand
sir- of ihe 1. o O F. The plain
tiffs are Win. Thompson, ateier,
and W. F. (j.illaeher. florist. The
suit grows out of the management
f the triennial c. 'i iri
tnent. Thompson and Oali.c;iei
had seemed restuirant and
efreshment privileges for the w eek
of I hi can'oiinit-nt Hiiu tlicre
'ore $1000. They claim that the
representations were very much
liger than the ien;i.aiio;is and
' hey think the s ro has d.ihi:ig -n
hem hy mi-reprcselitation to tlie
minimi oi ;o Od.
The l'enlon Invt illijati.in.
W.vsniMiTos, August H. I'ep
resentat ve Knhm to-day intro
I need o resolution, which w.is re
ferred to the i-onimittee on rules t.
urtlier extend the investigation
of the charges aga'ii-t Cominis-
ioiiei of I'eiisions Bauui, so as t
inquire into th-- b-isine-9 rel t on
exisiinsr t-etween thecoininis-ioiicr
ami s .n. .1. Bantu, who is eii-a-ig.
il in p osecutiug pension and
bounty c ai.ns.
The Farmer' Alliance. Kill.
Washington, Angust S. The!
iauDei's alliance suh treasury o il j
a today iiefore ihe ways and I
neHiiH committee. The di-C'i?"s:on. '
however, failed todev lop ak'nulyj
fet-litig to aid the bill on the o.i;-. i
of ihe i oinmittee. I
Presiilentlal
Numlnationa.
Washing rov.
Au.'ii-t 8. The
nresi tent o-day sent the follow
irg no'iiinatioiis to the senate:
Win. D. Whceter, of Montana, io
Iva-siyera Helena; Alex Clarw.
f Iowa, to be con -ill g-neralto
Liheria.
A Factory Itarneil.
St. Lolls. Aug'ist 8. "the old
f.o t .ryo; the Ltclele Fire Bricii
.llauufacturiug co.iipinv. in ("belt
enham. burned this inorning: loss.
liI.U00.
The I'realdent Approve It.
W8iiiXGYN, Atiiri.st 8 The
pre-ident has approved the orig
inal package bid.
An Agreement Iteached.
Seattle, August 8. The ar
rangement between the Northern
Pacific and the Southern and
Northern roails was ci.ncliidivl
this morning. The cotitra -t gi.es
the Northern Pacific the right to
ipr-rate the Soii'hetn and North-'
eru road tieipetually. j
Twenty raaseiifrer Miaalng.
Viessa, August 8. Twentv of
the p-is-engeis on the train which
was thrown down an enihaiikim-iil
into the marsh near Hilsen, Wed
nesday are rais-ing. It is feared
they were drowned and the bodies
washed away.
Culera Ravage.
Cairo, August 8. The cholera
shows no S'kiiis of abatement at
Jed. la. There are 170 cases of tin
wor-t 'ype. Tin authorities have
forbi lden pilgrims to Mecca to
em balk at Jidda.
Two Great Trottera.
Bt'FFAt.o, Augu-t 8. Fifteen
tboustnd jieop'e t-r-day saw lelle
Hamlin trot a mile in 2:14), and
-uno! in 2:11, '4'.
G uardedb) I Troopa.
Cairo, August 8. -Troops have
been sent to gtiatd all points on
the Bed sea wheie persons bom
Arahia are likely to land. The
cholera uiortdiiy at Jedda con
tinues about 100 daily.
OT I'P I? AVH flOASiT
OlAlD AAU WAOl.
a Tramp Struck By an Engine
,
Near Grants Pass.
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A BIO FIKE AT OLYJtPlA.
An E istcrn Oregoa Sberp Ha-dtr'a Hor
dble Death in tot Ibi . Atylum
Kew From tha Bound Cities.
Grant's Pah, August 8. Last
night as tra u No. Io was running
aioii.r at ihe late of thirty live
miles an hour, two miles sou. h of
this place, the engineer taw a man
I line- ucioss the track. Ills head
an I arms on one rail atid his feet
on the otinr. The brakes weie
-et, but too late. The pilot of ti-e
engine st' uck tne man and he was
thrown to one side ot the track on
a pile of rocks When he was
pieki d up it v aj ascer:ained that
oeyond a tew b.uises about the
head, be was uninjured. He re-iu-.
d to k:ive hi-name, and uiade
.tWav 'or the .learest saloou.
AN AW ML UEATU.
Horrible Fate Kxperienced by ao
Kaiiern Oregon Sheep-Herder.
.Salem. August 8. F. H. Kis
singer died at the insane asylum
li s evening under very peculiar
circumstances. Two weeks ago
he was iiit in by a dots in tlie
hand. Taking the other hand to
free the first the d-g closed bin
).is it both hands and they be
came lo- kcd ami Kissinger was a
p.isoiier in ihe jaws of the rabid
dog. This was near Piiot Rock,
Cmatilla couniy. where he was
hc'ding sheep. Being in the hut
aim in Kastern Oregon the man
n. 11 to the ground unconscious, in
which p-.siiion he remained until
tne 1 o.'l of the evening, when he
Anoke to find tiie dog dead and
1y blown, as were al o his bands,
i ie was alone and lar freni assist
nice, but when awaking he was
ible to free him if. Next day
io.-i mind weakeneJ and bj- even
ing he was insane and on ihV road
to 'the asy itim, w here he died this
evening; in a snasin. He will l
buried at Eugene to-morrow
uhe:e he has a bi other living.
An Awuuwin Killed,
Sn Hikgo, August 8. Last
nijht -lohn Biedy, who had twice
.-obied t'.e Cotouudj ferry ticket
-r.-liei ai the poi;it oi a pistol dur
. nu I lie past ni-nif''. uiade another
it!cni,'t and wms fatally wounded
y a switchman- Bredv had an
icc-iiiiplice ibis time, but the lat
tet wt ake .ed and infot tiled Prest
dein Bain ock of the intended st
ack, three Match-lieu armed
hem-elves and awasied the assas--iu
wa.'i the above it-tult.
Killed by Lightning.
Carson Nev , August 8. Light
ning struck a hax Stack on tin- east
fork of the t a is,-m river to-day
and kiik-d one Indian on top of the
-tack and b.-rntd I00 tors of hay.
Tli.s is tiie thiol de.ith by light
ning will. in two months
A Seattle 1'loneer Killed.
- Skatile, August 8. At 3:30 this
ifternooii, oiie of thoolde-tse tiers
oi lUlhud, "Cirandfather" Joel
spraue. was fa al y injure ! at
that place by being knocked off of
.1 ia lroad t resile acro-s Sdmon
hay by th Seattle, Lake Shore &
Lastein train.
Jl ra. Itionero' Funeral.
Sas Fkancisco, Aiuu-t 8 The
fun lai of Mis. Annie Stewart
Kotner-i, ilaughterof Senator Stew
rut, took place this morning fiotn
Trinity church.
Lane County Creamery Burned.
Ei ;ese, Or., August 8. -The
creameiy at Oosheii binned jes-t.-rdiy
ai-out 10011. The fiie
sta.ted in tne lioiier room. Lo-s
1 oul :;,0.K) on building lies des
iiaihiderah'e amount ol butter; in
su.ance IBiOO.
Big Fire in OlympU. -
Olvmi-ia, August 8. Fire here
this afterniHjn destroyed J. C.
Ilorrs' dock and Wirehou-es and
four hdjoinir.g nutldings with their
contents. Loss $25,000; paitly
insured.
Army Change.
Wasiusotos, Auyust M. By di
rection ot the president the fol
io a ing changes of as-igument to
commands are ordeied to take ef-
teit September I : Brnrnlier tien.
eral Gibbon will relieve General
Miles in command of the depart
ment - f v adioruia and Columbia -Major
General Miles is a-siirned to
comni -nd the divisioa of the Mis
souri, com prising the dcpirtment
of Htkota un-1 Platte; Urgadier
General A exander Mct.'tjk is ai
sijned to the department .f Ari
zona, with headquarter at Santa
Fe. Coniinandin.' generals f the
det art ments of Texas and Aiizona
will teiOit direct to hea quarters
of the army; as much. of ihe state
of ( 'alitor uu as beloncB to the de
partment of Ali.otia is trt n-ferred
t- the depa-t nent of California;
the -t -ie of Idin is is tr -nsferreJ
to the depart m-nt of Mi.-soiiri:
tnops -ervins: irr that state will re
port dm ct to department head
quarters. Emperor William Departa.
London. August 8. Emperor
William this evening s orted for
Heliolaud.
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