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Exclusive Ageacv fo
BLVMKEhGr BLOCK
a. a. chowdei. c. w. cbowper.
CROWDEft BROS
Contractor and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace A Cusick, real estate agents,
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildingsor carpen
ter work. All work intrusted to
na will be promptly executed!
Malice far Pafelleollea.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City Or., June 26 1890.1
NOTICE la hereby tn-en that in
compliance with the provision
of the act f Congress of June 3l,
1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale
ot timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and
W'.hii-gton Territory," Oluf Mel
by, of Toeoma, County of Piere-.
Sateot Washington, na-i thU d iv
filed hiit sworn statement No. 213!
for the pm chase of s. W. of
Section No. 28, in Township No.
12 South, Kange No. 2 East, and
will otfer proot fr show that the
land sought ' more valuable for
its imbcr o.' stone than ior aifri-
ul'nral erio-i e, a' d toci-ta..l sh
h. - claim to slid land i ie ti e
R. gister nd Receiver ! this office
ai Oiemi City, Oregon, ill V. d
lies-day the 15ih la oi Octola-r.
lti'.k). lie i. antes as wiine-ses:
L N. A , J.dri e t. F V.u cis
al C. Rowland, all of l acoiu ,
l'ieicec unity, Wading n An
and all perons i-Lniui g aderel
the a oe-de-cribed lanos arc -qu-
sted t li e their claim - i U.t
oiHcr v" or furv wti lotn d y ol
OctoU-r 180'.'.
J.T. APPERSON.
K gi-t. r.
toller lor ra'tiiculiou.
I'ni cd .at s Lai d Ollioe,
0- g . City, r.. July IhU.tA
NO. Ii'h i- lierei-y given t- at in
romp! iam e w.lli tie act oi
Ciirecs olune 3d. 1878, n i'le-i
An act fir the pale of limber land
in the S at s of Calif rnia, Or g - u,
da and Wa-h:nr'on Tcm-
i, i," Elden M. tior.iem of Seat
tle Com ty uf Kin-.'. State of W..si.
ii gioii has thus day filed in tli
othce his worii tatell ent No.21t3
f-T the pur. hase of the N. VV. i
Section No. TJ, inTow nchip No. 12
South, Rji ge No. 1 Ea-t, and will
oB. r proof to show that the land
oi ght is more valuaMe for its
tinn er or t-tone than for ngrienl
tura' purples, and to establish hi
claim to aid land before the Regis
ter and Receiver of this office at
Oregon City, OreiiO'i, on Wednes
day tie 23d day of Oct' her, 18!K).
lie names a witnees: Win.
Heul, of Portland,Or., I.R. Wick.of
Sea'tle, Wash., J. Banter, and A.
E. Willi.ims, of Lebanon, Oregon.
Any and all per-ons claiming ad
versely the above-lescried lands
are requested to file their claims!
in this office on or before said 23d ;
day of October, 1890.
J.T. APPER-ON. j.
Register, j
Sailer' 'ar rbllrllo.
Uiuted State Land Offi-'e
Or. a-n City, Or, April 19 1890
NOTICE ii hereby given that in
comcliiee with the provision
of the act id Conjireaa of June 3, 1878
ent.tie.l "An act for the aale ot tim
ber lanlau the Status of California,
OrrK'iii. Nevaila, anil Waahiugtmi
Territory," Linaoln R. Lambert, of
Tacnma. Coui'tvof Pierce. Stite of
Wahi':tDii haa this day tile in thin j
office hia awarn statement N. 1 850 i
f ir tlie 'urchae f the E J of
X. E. i aad N. h of S. !
E. 1 rrf Section
No 3f. id Town-
ahip N". 10 South
.i Mill .ffAP vtrtui
It, I - 1
Ian. I conght i more valuable fur its
tiinWr or Bt.-ne thau ior arictiltural
pnrpo.ns. and to atahlifh his claim;
to aid Und ht fore the Regiater anil :
Receiver of thia ofhi.-e at Oregon City
On gn, on Tiiemtay the 28th. day of
Oot.er 1890. He names as witneea:
R W. harileuhroo'i, John Kit. -hen.
J. A. Buekley.and Geo. Miller, all
of Portland.
Any and ail pemona cKuning ait-Ten-ely
the atiovt-di acrdad lan-o are
riqueatrd to fiie thir claima in this ,
off? iron or hef ore said 28th day of j
October, 1890 ,
J. T. APPERON. !
K-:i'er,
N."?E " t" r;;:; r:
n n s,r
ouired hy ordinance to cut down and
remove ad thistles and obnoxious
da Krowinir upon their .n inise.
anJ upoo me sireei pi"iu... -with.n
thecitY limits of Altwiiy. Tu.. e
failinit t do so will be liable toa floe
vf . By order of the city msrrhal,
J. a. Momma.
E.
Willi?
EARLS
Di v CaisNitiiu
LAD1LS AND CENTS
NlSHlNtiS.
FTK
Alio have a complete line of
BOO aod SHOE'
For spring traile at price,
hat ilety cuiiipeeitmn. Uiv.
us a call .ml i.u j..nr tluwa o
at (H;ilruok prioe. tGooi
i ila aod square dealing.
he Ludlow Fine Shoes-
FIRST NATIONAL BARK
PRKSID1ST L. FLINN.
VtcX FKFJIIDENT S. YoCNO.
cashikk a. w. La: . ton.
IRANSACrS A OEKl-tAL BAKKINC.
lil'Sixt'ESS
a. E. Yorse. L. Fuini
L. K. Klais.
E. F.
W. LaseDOS
Sox.
Cashier,
Uoa County N
t t
BANK,
Albany, ; - Oregon
CAPITAL STOCK, S 100,000.
PrmiI'E.nt J L Cowan,
Vice PreeWent J M Katntnn.
Cashier to K CbuU'tM'rlain,
Awturant Cai-hirr OA Ar-hil.alrt.
UirectiTH J L Cowan. J M KalKton, Geo F.
Chamberlain. S Lailcl, W il Oultra.J A
Crawftird and O A Archiatil.
I nuisKk:ti a Kcnt;ral ikkiktn I u.iiiew.
Praiv Hinht itraftii on New York. San o.
iaco and P . ' ml, r.
Loan moi n approved security.
Receive il ita autiject to aheck.
Collevtio: . . entrusted to u will receive
imD M tl. Mini
BANK OF OREGON.
ALBANY.
rirti
Pre lent . .
Vlr.r lrr
t'a.ult-r
OREGON.
ftO.IHHi
II III' I tl
II I l I If If 1 1 I
..J H. I;lll
lUKKCTOKS:
II. BnrvT, J. IV. Bi.aix,
lilO. HlMpllKET, l' II. St SWAM,
E..I LwNivr.. 11. K. M'kkii l..
LADIES' HXDEPiWEAi:
-- llrwra hii l, 4 ltll. rnV loll.
! III tallies kmiin nh imimI
to order ill I lie
Japanese Baza a restore
Ktir-fi tkhv LiiW. KW. Mi Uu hVF ( .
t&. Store on Firat Stieel ntxl tc S ei ci a
tiiaci. burns.
-FOR-
CHICKENS
-$5.00 PER DOZEN,-
EGGS 1SCEINTS.
Q Muelier & Garrett.
ill f1 II II
NSUR Nf!E CO OK
Albany Or boon
CAPITAL JtHOI'K, aMM.eo
PID IT CAPITtL U.UMi.
OFFICERS.
President VV. F. Read.
Vice-President- .1 O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. L. Cowan.
Secretary .1. K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
i K. trahan, J. L. Cowan, .1.
i O. Writsman, . F. Simpson, W
IF. Read.J. K. Weatti. rf.ird, L.
L. Foley, Job" Burnett and M.
Sterntierif.
inn rt
saie, oouna, nonservative
. 4 Squire Company.
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Paxaonist noma. Eatsrpxisi
SUE
-B'
Bnjina, Yoar Pioprtj
T'niough the ical est ;te firm of
Burkliart Kceney:
the oldest Real Estate Firm in the
They have land of
tions for sale at the
all descrip-
verv lowest
prices and on the most favorable
terms.
We have some fine bargains in
small tracts of garden and fruit
lands near Hie city, which we are
o Bering at a tirvnt sacrifice. This
property lies near the city, and is
the very best on the market, part
of which is set out to fruit.
city rKorEirrv
have a large list of choice
hnsini-SH and residence propertv
or .:ile incliidintr the (ioltra park
i.ltlitii.n. the I'est, nearest and
chenpest siiIh rliin ptopcrtv on
the nuiiket. A lot ill I his nddit ion
will double in value in less than a
vear.
EASY PA? MEETS.
BUR 1: ART & KEENEY,
If KA L EST A SE, LOA A
INSURANCE ACENTS.
ALBANY. . . OREGON
CAcisR i
KOR MAI.R BY ALL PRIIOOIST8.
"Some months seo I Mirchnaerl a
hoTof T)r. J. P. Still's Catarrh Cure for
mv d-,i use hut tinrlintr mv nephew.
C A. MrMahan neerlinir such rnfti
cine I let him have my hox of medi
cine, lie now spnn? ror three more
hoxeg, anyin!. it I? the best thine for
ratnrrh over trie'' by him and hie
friend. I eot another box to iw in
my rao, and cheerfully recommend it
toothers.
(Siened.. JOHN McMAHAX.
F.x-County Commihsioner Lane Co.
'ireiron.
8nrinefleld, Lane countv.Orecron,
Prof .1, W. Ihnson. president of the
State nnlTOTilv.sa.vs it cured him ol
a couch alter two other orescriDtionf
had failed. Likewise two of his little
if iris used it to cure theircouirhs. Mrs
Mark Bailev. wife of Prof BsW.
nent it to Prof Johnsop, and recom,
mi nn it to all who sutler from colds,
and couirliH. For cnuerha It acts like
a chHtm, and can be inhaled into the
pipes or passages, where; o other
cniih cures can reach
Sol Ire In Contractors,
V 01ICK IS HEKEhY (JIVhNTHATTHF
11 underii:nd trustees ol the First t'on
Keestional Church of Albsny, Orecon. ill
receive h:ds to paint the church building of
said churoh till roon of Aup. 4th 1890 the
said trust es reservicir the ri(ht to rejait any
and all bids.
H. H. Hitwrrr.
W. C. Kssn
VUTH'E 18 HEKFBY GIVEN THAT ALL
iv persons indented to the oid nrm
K stive K eiu are reou',td to come for-
t w..rl i. .1 settle up promt.tl.v, as ihe srci.iints
nillHt i e los-u. IVLRIN IIROS
CIIRI.
1 Nr.
I. WaNTFD IN A SMAI L FAMILY.
chiidien lU'd .ivi't wi.rk ror par
iiniiarH mq.i.re at r Kin ttros snoe store.
Lost,
One not" d;it. N"vem'r . 18S. for 200
one ncte same date, r.'uO; o. e n..te, s mr
aaie payame ne. 1" Mio three eas
after date: on. t te I r lin.ihil.il in Ke'
rinry or llnrch, 18 9 naall o. e yeir a'ler
date; o.-e me for W. ilaeil l.etwe the
10th snd Ig-h of June 18 0 paisi le -i.h'.
n.i.i ttis fti t date .ll the ;ibov n- t -s are
siki ed l.y vi A. Hu'l snd iiaile to Isaa
S l.udeii. ll peoons .i warned against
bin i.,u Hie nhove described n te.
The Sn.ler will blease lea-e said notes at
thu cSiue.
Uaaa Laaaaa. -
laiiidtefa
A Sure Cure for the Vhiky Habit
Dr. Livingston's Andidote for
Diunkenn. fs ill cure any -se of
the liouor i.ait in from ten lo
thirty ias, iroin the m-derat tflj
thedrnnkaid. The antidotu cam
lie given in a cup of cotfee withOtt$
the knowle-ige of the per-ou tak
i..u it. The Antidot- will not tu :1
jure i he health in any wy. Alan-'
iiiiictured y tlie LivinnetoB
Ch.mical Co., Portland, Orego"?
or irum J. A. Cuinining, Drucgiatt
sole agent. i
For 8uuda's
lunar.
i
Blackberries,
lettuce.
Peas,
Ban.
Cucumbers,
T. nutmw,.
Peaches,
Grapes,
i
Ai n'ee,
Pears,
trab-app'es,
Cabbniz.
A tiiic fat chicken; also a fine
line of csiined lunch goods. Leave
your orders ealy and secure the
best. Muei.lek & Gakbktt.
Bargalna.
Four choice lota on Fifth street
at $62 each. Also good hnu e
and harn and two lots on 9 b
treet, $1700. Enauire of Guiss &
"Hedrick.
Waim Weather.
The warm weather of the last
few days has ut a stop to these
hot dinners and suppers. Why?
well, everybody iust stops that
that baker's wagon of Blackburn
i'lroiii s and tret a meal com
plete.
If you suffer pricking pains on
moving the eyes, or cannot bear
bright light, and find vour sight
weak and failing, vou should
nromytly use Ur. J. II. McLean's
trengthening salve. 25 cent a
box.
Ref re purchasing your Artists
materials exxmiue the new stock
just onened at the drug store of J.
A. Cummin, bucceneor to H. C.
Hubbard.
iimtN.
UiNA1l--N-ar Alh v. rVldar. Au. S.
lsd i, to the ife of J din Miuud a son.
niir Piik
For Female li
rKL'iil.tritieH; nnrh
intf tik thrn
nmrk vt. fevr
. C$UVCtHfllll
l;i.lie mutitM
Oiiaraiitee Ut r
lire MirireH
tiei Mnt&tititf .
Don't lie hunihns
lieil. Save time
lleaith and mone'
Take no other.
Set t to aiir ail
Irewi v muii rec. ii.l of price, $i 00. Ad
u tiihrai Meillrlnr I ouiunnv
H'et Rran. h H -x i, I'orlleHll. Or.
Sold hy FmhaT a Ms-nn. Alhsse. 0rsrt
rKLI. BORISO. ROCK OKILLIINl;
nroanectinir, Whtj J. B. Uiuhes. Al
bany, Oreiton.
F
OR SALR-A t'nd pin of gentle mule.
Inquire of O. W Simpson.
SPOT CASH
"I?JCKET STORE,"
JUST LPENED CPP. MSCNIG TEMPLE.
Ladles snd renls fuitikihinir eooda.coraet.
thle covers. Udie- a. d xen's hie'erv. men's
ami icy s ntckwtar. su-penders, die s hat-
i" ns, i air, tootn, tan and horse brushes
htHtiouery, h rf men , inks, lends, shoe
hlsckin, aiid a .-nat n'Siiv articles tunil
meroiia tomentii-n neie. These iroods ai
s Id st such iiice that hey rcn nut he du
I'M. ated hj am other niei.hait Inthecitv,
unless i-olil t a saciifl e. Come snd fret our
i ric.-s ho trouble to h. -t-tk. One prior
to all. IIKRNAKD LF.VY.
Sa.- w a nas remr-veo n s isunnry- vt ine
iron hruse in the io -.er ot Send aud
Lyon streets.
Oifgon Stale Fair, '90
13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Under the management of the
feitate Poard of Agriculture, will
be held on the state fair
grounds near Salam, com
mencing on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1890
And lasting one week.
OVER 15.000
CASH PREMIUMS-
Offered for agricultural, flock
and mechanical exhibits, for works
of art and fancv work and for tri
als of pneed.
Reduced rates for fare and freight
on all transportation lines to and
from the fair, Important im
provements have been made upon
the groudds and increased facili
ties are offered exhibitors. The
PAVILLION WILL BE OPEN
Four nights during the week.
A splendid field of hordes enter
ed in the. speed department, and
tine exhibitions of racing will be
given each d.iv.
Entries for iiicminms close Mon
day at 7:20 p. m. Exhil-ors are
urted to make as many of their
entries n Saturday before the fair
as jiossible. Go.ls, animals and
articles for exhibition m-t he in
their places I y 10 p. .11. Monday.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Man's dav tickef $ &0
Worn 111V dry ticket : . .
2
Man's season ticket
2 oO
Woman's seion 'i ket 1 00
Sei.d ! iheWcret.iry at Portland
Oregon, for a premium lir-t.
1. II. LOONKY, President.
- i. T. Uumtte, Secretary.
Fibers Gclden
AN ATROCIOUS DEED.
An
Upholsterer Charged
Raping a Girl.
With
THB DAT' 9 WORK IS COMORE9S
i aa Who Claims t Hats KlUed
Two Haa DellTira Hims.lf Da
at Bpakaas.
Salem, August 9. Jas. Stone-
mm, an upholsterer whu came here
eeveial mouths g from Illinois,
waa arrested and lodged in jail to-
rtruTo!' the"l:fiine beinif a younu
g rl naiiieil Oswalt, 12 years old,
itii whom lie came to Oregon anil
has heeti living with since, lie is
aged 40 yeais and denies i he charge
preferred by the girl, hxannna
tiou was postponed until Monday.
CONOKKHslOHAL.
What Waa Done Yestarday by the
Nation's Law-Makers.
Washington, August 9. Senator
Floar off-red the lollowing reso
lution, which was referred to the
committee on rales.
Resolved. That the rules be
amended by adding the following:
When any bill or resolution nae
been under consideration a reason
able time it shall be in order for
any senator to demand that debate
thereon be closed. If such de
ma. id oe seconded by a majorm
of the senators present the ques
tion shall fort with be taken thoreon
without further debate, and the
pending measure shall take the
precedence ot ah other Due1. ties
whatever.
On motion of McKinlev.the sen-
Ue joint resolution p issed accept
ing from the U. A. R. a statue of
General Grant.
OREGON wIATHIR.
Condition of the Crops Throughout
the State Generally Good.
Portland, August 9. The Op
jnn weather bure m to day tel
.rathed th- folio ing to the chief
wnal officer relative to cops and
a eat In r for the p ist week : Tein-
perafute. b-dow normal ; 10 rain-
all; weainer, ciouni-ss general iy
llarve-tlug continues, wh-at lin'!-
mh.ent and a laig" yield, win. e
s .hip of the the spring wheat w
not ripe yet. A eei-ond crop of ha
iieingcnt in s-.ine sei iion; nop
i ntinne ihriving and promise a
g-o I yield ; fruit is prosperou-", ex
cept apples.
Inhuman Treatment.
av Francisco. August 9. Cap
tain O'iver. of the American shit-
Louisiana, was ai rested this morn
ing hy a United Stat-s msr-hal on
t warrant aworn out bv Win. An-
deron, one of the snlors of the
hit I onirana. According 10 nis
sory he was severely beaten bv
the) captain hi son and fe.'cono
Mate Davis. The captain was re
leased on furnishing bonds in th
'Dm o' $500. Captain Oliver says
this trip of the Louisiana was the
roughest voyage he ever had round
ing the cape. The severest weather
was experienced and the ship
la ired fearfu'ly. At times it wa
thought everything would go. All
the oil on banl was exhausted
smoothing the waters.
Accidentally Killed.
Seattle, Aug. 9. A Seattle
special to the Post from Renton
sav: Thi morning about 10:3"
Willie Bnnstine. of Renton. white
out hunting with ano'her hoy, in
parsing his gun throngh the rail
road trestle "truck tht hammer on
a tie ana ine contents was ois
barged into his left shoulder,
killing him instantly.
Committed Bnlclde.
Eureka, Cal , August 9. Yes
terilav a man named Wall hung
himself from a tree on the.Tnnitv
line. He took a las-o from a sad
dle, climbed up and fastened it to
a limb and jumped off. He is
snpnosed to be a son of General
W all. Wo cause is known.
Iteaaad Caught.
Portland, Augnst9. Marchand
Renaud. who stabbed the Fre1 ch
courtesan in North Portland la't
night, was caught in a house on
Pine street this evening, where he
has been in hidi g since last
night.
Salmon Shipments.
San Fkancibco, August 9. Ship
ments of salmon trom ban t ran
cisco bv sea during July is valued
at $24,000. For the seven month
of 1890, ffhipments have been
made to the value of $721,000
compared with $583,000 for corres
ponding months last year.
The Evidence All In.
Oystkrvillk. August 9. The
hearing of evidence in the eae of
J. B. Roe was concluded this
morning and the arguments of the
counsel begun.
A Steamer Arrlvea,
FroRNP. Angutfl. The steamer
Geo. H. Chanc apive-l at H-r-
ence, S;uslaw. Thur-dav. ciT-ing
a csrg of much nee led freiirht.
the first iweived fr several we-'k
The M -onliifht -lso arrived in the
. bay yesterday.
Notable Death.
Ci.evfland, August 9 Jeptba
H. Wade. ced 79 one of the
w ftaiih jst iitiMna ia this city.
died this morning after an illness i
, f a few days. He wa- the lir-tj
president 01 the Pacific Telegraph i
Co., and first president of their-
Wesiem Union Telerapii com-1
nnv, which position lie held
un
til 18ti7. ile enjoyed the distinc
tion of being probuoly the oldest
telegrapher in the country, and it
Mas. he who 01 initialed the idea of
enclosing sub-marine wires in iron
ainior, alius m.ikii g lnter-conti-nent
couimunicati u pos-iile.
A UUHKIULK llbEU.
A 17-yoar-old Uirl Poisons a
Whole Family.
Bai.timobe, August 9. Mary
Meicherdoif, seventeen years ol.l,
nad some v or.ls witli her mother
two days ago, and yesteiday motn
ing young giil" ar.i-e s uiia
and got breakfast. He-ides her
roiher thee eie at the table hei
ai - ear-old son, James, and Mrs.
ISi'o.ul waters. S'hjii rfftei drinking
some cotfee the b.y conipl lined 01
a hum -ig at his stoma.-h, and lr
mother advised Imu to let the
coffee cool. I111me1li.it 'ly aft-r-ard,
however, another mate a
similar cry, and fell fro 1 the
chair. Doctors were called, who
found the coffee full of ars.-nic.
rhe d lUghter, who had not been
teen drinking from her cup, wis
at once arrested. Befoie she
reached the station house Mr,
itroadwater died and 1 lie tioys life
is now despaired of. Airs. Meich
erdorf was also affected, hu'
vomited freely, and to this fact
owes her lite. She is crazed wiih
grief and horror and acts like she
is demented. Mary declarer hei
innocence.
OKEEN GOODS MKN.
The Attempt to Swindle Kussel B.
Harrison, or Montana.
New York. August 9. An at
tempt to swindle R. B. Harris -n,
-O'l of the pr -SMlen', by means o'.
he green g -ods game, was 111 !
about s:x waek- aio, a-id res.i te 1
to-day in the ane9t of t'm e me ,
vh- gave their naine- as Chail..
M irton. Jo'. Barnuni hu I Jas. .1.
Daly. Tnev were locked up ii.
efaulf of $25 I ha 1 each. Toes
nen have o.-en sending circulart
to mII part of th) couuiry an
'heir arre-t wa-bionglit ab ur b
1 circular sent to Hari-on, win
pi ice I ii in the hand - of the pos
ffice in-pector. The circil.ir va
thUcs-ed to R. li. II.trii.-jon
Helena.
DELIVERED HIMSELF OVEU.
UlaJma to Have Killed Two Mei.
in Self-Uefeiise.
Spokvne Falls, August 9. A
Spokane Review sia'cial from Col
ville says: W. Jenkins arrivcv
ere this evening Iro'ii his ranch
sixtv miles iiwav, and surrend.-rco
to the sheriff. He siid he iia
ki led two men, Win. Daley and
Benjamin haw, in a dispute oyei
1 hor-e tra le. He claims to havt
icled in seli'-defense.
Foreign I'olitlcs.
Berlin. August 9. One of thi
results of the interview at O-hornt
between the uneen. the piinc
of Wales, Emperor William and
ord S.ilisburv is the withdrawal
of Candidate Wald-nvir f ir the
Kul.'.tri.in throne. Family reasons,
notably a protest f rom ihe kinj;
I Giecie. lntluenced tu s d-iec-
tion. I'nder. promptings from Em
p.-jor William b.-th the queen and
ho pnnce ot u ales are t).-giiiiiing
to take more active part in fureign
politics.
To-iught s Post savs the toreign
ortice circles now b-lieve there was
; litical significance in the recent
vi-it of the kaiser, the outc -me 01
which may astoui-h the world.
Frost In Manitoba.
Chicago. August 9. Private re-
potts werere.-eived here this morn
mg to the effect that the temper
ature at Minncloza fell last night
to 30 degiees above or 2 degrees
below the freezing im nt. and that
a general frost will probably he
exiieriem ed throughout Manitoba.
The significance of the repori lie-
in the htatement that the wheat
harvest has not begun yet and that
wheat there is in the mi k and a
severe frost would ruin the crop.
Lottery Men Denounced.
Baton Roi oe, August 9. At a
meeting ol the farmers' alliance
to-day resolutions were adopted.
denouncing the alliance men in
the general assembly who voted
in favor of re-chartering lotteries,
as traitors to the cause and princi
ples of the union, and refusing to
affiliate with them as membeis of
the order, and recommending the
subordinate unions to expel them.
The Kemmler Case.
Rochkstek, Ang't 9. Barnes
acknowledged to day that the belt
that ran tne dyimino which killed
Kemmler was a new one and
nearloff the pulley at the moment
of execut on Luckily a man caught
the la-It with a loaid when it wa
tliree-quaneis off. -r the tesulis
would I ave been frightful.
Germany's Territory.
London, August 9. The trans
fer of the island of Helioland to
1 he German nation was 111 ide to
day. Persons who lead a life of expos
ure are subject to 1 heiiin.itism.
neuralgia and lumbico and will
find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. 11.
McLean's Vi.lc.mic Oil Iniinenl;
it will iianisn pain ai i Miixiue 111
11 urn ......on . .. ruuuuc iu
flumstioH. toahay k JLUavu.
T I J L1 ('PL1 ll l I K" l1
UULjAL OlltllVL.
., T . j .
nauroaa t-usinebs rarazeu in
iNew York.
A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
Tweo'j-tbrte Chinese 8ezt Back-ABoy
6'flj u E o.lf WLl e fia.un.
NcV Natn.n.1 Banks-
New Yokk, August 9. Despitt
the th 11 iala ot tue oilicia ilu
whole New York Central railrott
in practically liid op bya.-inkt
an 1 ihe fet. uggle piomise-s io be st
long and b.llcr 00c, i.s boih tidce
are determined not to give no.
r.very K of L. eiiip!oed in run
niug a tiaiu has quit wui k. t-'.io
the wh -le due between this cii
and Buffalo is tiircwii w.lli abtn
d.jned lix-iglilandpaS 'iigcr ti.iin.
foe. coiumeice ol tne etate aim
co.ility is in danger of being pur
ilvze.i, as the t-tiikers will 1 ,i.
110 stone unturned to carry thvii
point, in fact the lea ier-, int matt
hey will tie up every ro.id in tot
-tate befoie to-morrow nijlil mi
iei8 their demaiidd are complied
with. On the other side the 10 d
is said to l ave isued ordeis t
crush o.it the strikers, even d il
eo.-ta a niil.i n dollars. Manx
t'iousaii'1 tia nmen and watchtuei
are out in the fieijlit and pas-ei.-er
yards of the city. They say
tney will extend toe war totlu
A" est Sti re, Harlem Road, Laki
iiiore and Ni.-kel Plate, if th-;.
are not met. A hundred th -us
and toil of f fright is c jmi'letel.
locke.l, and passenger irallic i?
grea'ly delayed.
I'h.- etrik.r so far have done n
violence and eve'yti.ing is quier
Toe olti er of the mad, hoever.
ave tak.-n mea ires to prot ci
tie few men tli .t bave been hired,
iml 2.) 1 oli.-e re-erves are seat
tered ab iut th- Central .leiM.t and
. ards ready f. r an emergency. A
report com -s iroin Aimny that t'
nilii a has betii ool -re.l to liol I ii.
ecliiis for acii,e duty. I"h
tr'ke is already uein beiiousi
.It in this city.
The) wnolt Bile or:ce of milk ha
1 Ivauce I Iroai $1.3T t $7 p : i.
n 1 injiny jieop'e haw ua1
.'or.-ed to fa'l bid? on ihe cm
leiisid arii.-ie. .Maiiv train load-
it meat, 11 lelri'.'eiaior cars, an
.oricd t-tanibug on Iui- ks be
tween this c ty an I Albmy
lo t bil clieri h ive supp.i.-r
j-iough 'o la-t to-iliy.
Chicago, Auj. At 5 oVt-,. k
ibis evt'ii.n: t'ie fo Ida ing ie
.v.ved bv the A-.-ocialed IV.-s
ro 11 O. W. Rtigle-, .euer.il :is
engir a ent ! th-? M cluan Ccn
ral this morning. Advised ' tin
New York C. ii'ivl, mat their pas
t gcr train service will be cum
p'ctcly resumed ti-monvw 1110m
nig. No 1 11 rt her delay or trouble
is expected."
Taov, N. Y., Aug. 9. Tin-iwiichiii-11
and trackniwi. except
ne, to tlie number ot 40. emp'oy
ed on the 'lroy Cni'ed radroi-i
struck this evening in respons-e
an order from headquarters.
Ai.kany, Aug. 9. Tne situation
here t.j-night is ii.cieasing in in
terest. Tne employes ol tne West
-hoie Wt re to have been onicrni
nit this at'ternon, but it a-
tiioiuht l). et nytue leaders . c
strike t let them rem tin at vmt.
till next week, when if the New
York Cemral does not come to
lime, the employes will iv t "ii y
.0 out on the West Snore, but on
the whole Yandctbilt svsteiu.
The rreilential 1'arty.
Nkw York, August 9. The presi
lent ial paity anived here thi
aitern.Hip an I lelt shortly alter on
the Baltimore lor Boston.
Chinese .Uut Go Hack.
Wasiiisoion, AUiU-t 9. The
collec or ol customs at Sao Fran
cisco has b-en or b-red 10 t-eiid
back to Chini twenty-two men
found illeUy in tin United Sta'cs.
Kailroad Strike.
London, Aug. 9. The strike of
'he employe- of railroads in Wales
continues 1 in mans arc carneu
011 wag jus on the public roads.
Baseball.
S xlkm, August . At the High
land Park grounds t'ds afternoon
"-alem won a game over Vancouver
by a score of 1 7 t 8.
TUE STICK OF LIFE.
OAVR UERHtLf A WAV.
" . mad to a clerk in ai(rot.-.ry stirs said.
'Sa'uh,
Hoa mush will you Uiargc to jiit mc a
sreivlif
The clr icazelat the maiil so kililiiif and
W ith tt a briirht as a m .ruin; in Maih
A1.1I i-aiU: 'If yo.i're t.. be (iiei.n wei.-h,
lis he' 'h in sre you marry a , ,iK j ,ii(r.,
I'll t.ke Vob niiw.lt, Ja-t name tne daih."
The man ;s ho has the m )t
"horse Ft-n-e" is the one who lets
1 101 be raeii g sevi ielv alone
A 'man never becomes so home-
lv tut ne is not h md-ouie t the
wom!l 1 he i gool to.
B.ing't Isn't Fan-.de a rattle
healcit fe'low .
i'ltllwriVii uir
tneie isn't au thing 111 his head to
rattle.
Tne important po'nt: Minneap
ol 8 man tine ol our enumcrat rs
kil ed a man for refusing tait)wer
the queptio s. St. Paul man
Did he count him first
"It is a waste of sand, isn't it?"
- 1 rtii uu-g.10. ci u ne a- Mie ami
ln. liUaUiud were walking aloufi
said the gro. er's lie a- the and
)v. beach. Yes, it is; with sugar
at 8 cents a jsjulid."
"Are theee shots your best qual
ity V" ' We iivei.Hly one quality
uiad.iui." 'fiicn wiiy toe ditf-r-.
nee in price? A friend of mice
paid to veEter.iay, teiid there are
only H-"" "We sell by quautity,
luiiiam."
In the bvhool of journalism;
Pioitssoi 1 again call your atten
tion to tiie iou common use of the
tiite express.01 s. -Mr. tuiiiB, tan
ou not hud a tit t-uL8t.tute tor the
vveil-Wuru phrase, "He died a
ua ural dentil!" Mr. Quii!s
k .1 1 .ut to tcraoiiHieasmanaiiinn c.ty
cditoi ial coi re-Kinded-iu-cbiel)
iVcd, eir, 1 bi.ggot, "He died
Ai.hoiH medical a. d." How would
that do? Pioiesror It is excellent
or. tu.ll.
'"I at-r,'" remarked tho poet's
wife "that Lryai.t, Longfellow,'
iJo.iiies and Lowell all had or
1 ave aa incut. t- outside of too re--ults
of iheir lileary work."
'Ye. and I myself could atl'oid to
.i , 00 try ii I hadn't a good po
s.tion ai .he ru.lou counter." '
The Value of a Name,
Had Shakesjieare been at Ihe
ca-lnei's desk of the Le'uud llotel
his morning, says toe Chicago
t'o-t, w hen a gue-d etepped up to
11 tie his hill he oard would htve '
ou d an answer to his que-tion,
v'ii n's in a name?" The gucbt
'ii question asked Ca.-hier Ctiani
erlani :
"tlo.v much do I owe yo" ?"
''Name?" queried hauib. rlain,
nop, Lis headed brow.
" Wh te Fr st iiom Cldb, "replied
the guest.
Mr Ciiainherlain stopped mop
ping, stretched his hand over the
le.-k t j clasp that of the guest.and
.it oe --hook it he ai.s-ter.-d:
'Your b II is nothing. Any
nan with tint name coining to
.his li'del in this weal her awakens
such pleas int suggesti. ns of what
v llLcsix 1110 ths hence that he
an h tve te bes-t he house affordi
iml without Cost."
!Tte elegant lotion for tan.
A la ge invoice of our celebrated
' Liigmeei" shoes just received at
ii. C -ea.ls.
Free triil. anyone desiring a
ew"iij mac-iiiie would do weii to
ry the White.
A trial will convince any one
h-t the Vhite is king oi ail
1 no ig machines.
i-ei-ia! pi ices made on all dress
;oods to make ro-in lor fall Stock
it ti. W. Simpson's.
Full value for your money is
vital you gel when you buy a
A hiie eeviin machine.
Get some of thot'e fine pies and
cakes fjr Sundav at Blackburn A
i'liO'd's. Don't cook over the hot
-love the-e days.
Cash paid lor baled hay and oats
d L. Senders' sables. G-od
prices "ill be paid for large or
small quantities.
J. F. Mcrri'l agent for ihe
A'nite sewing machine has esta
hshed au agen.-y next door to
i'liumpson & Overman's.
Those wishing tscrceu door and
u-in-low K tjh.'ul l call on R. B.
VuiiK, who will put them in com
plete ou short notice. Shop 00
cornet ol Second and Ferry sireets
Secure your railroad, steamship
and sleeping car tickets to all
points .North. South and Eaat via
the Union 1 acme railway, and
save time and money. Ticket
tlice on Broadalbin street.
You can u.jt accomplish any wo-k
r lui-iness unless vju feel well.
Il vou f-el used up liied oUt
take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsapa-
nila. It will give you hcahh.
drengih aod vitality. Foabay A
Mason.
An elegant display of fruit, in
cluding peaches, apiico;s. melons, .
piieapile, ban.iiiss, plums;, '
apple-, and in fact every kind of
rate lniitsa.nl ites.i veetauies, is.
to be found at Jas. F. Powell 6t
Company's grocery store. They '
eep ail the market anords.
When the t-toniacn lacks vigor
and legularity there will !e flatu
lence, hcarihurn. nausea, si. k-
headache, i.ervousne8, use Dr. J.
11. McLeans treiittthciiing vor-
dial and Blood Putitier, to give
lone and legularity to the stoinacli.
lnr-u-K'Cted da-orders of the
kii'.neys are re8onsible for many
.f ihe ordinary a linenti of human
tv which neglected, develop into
aser.ousatid perhai fatal malady.
r-.xiterince woild suggest the u-e
of Dr. J. H McLeau's Liver and
Kidney Balm.
Undue ex p -sure to col l winds,
rtin, br ghi hgit or malaria my
brii g on inflaiumitiou aud sore
i.es ot the eye. Dr. J II. Mc
lan' Strengthening Eye Salve
w ilt -ubd'i the uitlauim ,'tijn, coot
and roo:ties the nerves, and
streugthen wekand failing eye
si . Id. 'ib cents a hox.
Take the Northern Pacific Rail
road to all point- Ea-t, shortest
tiu.e of any roid East. No
change of cars, best accomo tations
and the must plea-ant route to
travel. Ticketa f .r eal5 over this
1 ,'01" 10 Mn' a"l ' P '"ts east at
tlie lowest rates by Burkhuri &
riceiiev who are the authorized
ajenis of this company at Alna.iy.
Cull on theiu for tickets and fud
particulars.
Au eHMiit nt lutaof uu lrel
ed kid glovt a, in all the latest
aiiuu e,
J iaai
siiad. s, jubl ivceived at Ihe Ladte
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