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ALBANY, OBEGON, jWEDNESDAY, OCTOBEll i, lo.
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FURNISHING GOOUi.
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iw wewnpleaee. Good honest Koo.)e, low i.ru-p- nd ccuitwue
atm.at Kespet-t fully,
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or Eanges. Cooks
and Heaters, Esrd-
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duy diwelvod by mutual cnoieot, w.
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:d plue of liusinew and under hta name.
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E. W. Lanodom
Cashier.'
REVEKE HOUSE, ALBANY, OB CHAS
i'fuffur, l'rop. Onlv firat-eclaas house
ii the city. Larc sai . "c rooms lor com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitWii'ii. Uuneral stave titnr (jorvauia.
lA TAKKH Cl'KEU, health nnd sweet
j hroath secured, b Shilob's Catarrh
keinedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector tree.
Sold ty r onay a Mason.
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j ica.
j AN EDl'CATiONAI. FESTIVAL,
j a world of wonder,
, old mine u r n,
; -'rirtM ;,0c; cl.il.1ron Joe
' N extra eh urge lor reserved Beats,
: s.-als on sale at Blackmail's drug
tore.
GraBiOystep-Onstfiif
AT THE
DKL3ION1C0.
Oysters for Bale in large or tmiall
qi:mtitien. tMT" Eastern and
I 'oast oyHters.
Money to loan -home capital on
l'.hhI real estate security. Kor particu.
!ar ciiUire of Uoi. uuii.pliiey.
Elegant Lotion rendero tbe Bkin
"it an.l iniitifn!.
SAI LTH
SENDERS
OKEIi :
Projios,. 0 tlieir share of
iooiis .Vi prices made. Our
ciistot.it is :uv invited to conic
set tlieirowii price, time and
iii! of uimh.U avhii ted as long
..t. .1. t . . .
"tlx 1 ISIS.
READY FOR A V0TE.
Senate Closing tip the ; Debate
on tie Tariff Bill
feENATK MAY ADJOWKK f j-DAY
Prsoeediagi in hoik Hobim uiJbnpess
Tsstsrdaj-Aii.ioyUr Ih re-
Washington. Sept. 3ti. Senator
Aldrica is itill lioprfttrvilting:
voLeDTr:tlB" repon orrie con
ferees on the tariff bill this even
ing. Cai lisle is ntill speaking. It
IB expected that Allison, bpooner
and Aldrich will follow him. Gib
son, of Louisiana, may also ad
dress the senate before a vote is
taken. There are eighteen ab
sentees, as follows: Republicans
Fat well, Morrill, Squire, Stan
ford, Teller and Washburn fix.
Democrats Berry, Brown, Call,
Eustis, Goorge, McPherson, Payne.
Tu pi. , Vance, VeBt Jones anti
talkner twelve. J'aire lor the
vote are not yet completed. Dolph
is paired with Br.wn and Paddock
with Eustis, 1'addjck will, how
ever, vole with an explanation,
and Eustis. if present, will aleo
vote against the bill. II a vote is
reached to-day the finance com
mittee, Aldrich says, will report a
resolution providing for the final
adjournment to morrow morning,
the adjournment to take effect at a
later hour in the day.
IN THE SENATE.
House bill to promote the admin
istration of justice in the army.
was passed with a verbal amend
ment.
A resolution containing the
select committee oa the irrigation
and reclamation of arid lands dat
ing the piesent congress, was
agreeu to.
Deficiency bill 01 !fu,;iit lor
compensation of mem rs was
passed. A motion to reconsider
by .Mr. Morgan was entered.
IN THE HOl'KE.
A joint resolution was passed
for the printing of 54,000 copies of
the annual report of the commis
sioner of labor.
Joint resolutions were uaised
appropriating $10,000 to enable the
postmaster-Kcneral to iKl at small
towns and villages the system of
free delivery.
On motion oi Morrow, 01 tJaii
forpjfl,-n hill was passed reliu
quishing to the city t."d cnrsty of
h-an r-rancisco the state's title I o
the land located near the Presidio
military reservation.
A DISCREPANCY.
A discrepancy has been discov
ered between the tann bill as en
rolled and passed by the house
and conference report. It apears
the errors are not substantial, and
relates to the numbering of certain
sections. 1 he conference commit
tee in drawing up the report
neglected to make allowance for
tbe action of senate in striking out
the vinegar sections, and carried
the numbers forward. Trivial as
were the errors, thev ifave much
concern to the managers of the
bill, and they are yet in doubt as
to what course shall be pursued.
Hi" cjnterence reinrt cannot be
cli..ii''ed, and it will be found
necebsiirv to correct the errors.
This ill probably have to be done
by loini resolution.
The h.mse has agreed to a cur
rent resolution directing the clerk
ol the house to number consecu
tively the paragraph of the en
rolled tariff bid.
M I'KDEKEK BIKCIMI.L.
He Is Watched to Prevent His
Committing Suicide.
Woopcock, Ont., Sept. 30.
While Birchall was being taken to
jaii lasi nigni ne maae the oniy
comment on his conviction and
sentence. He said: "Here's
how do you do; I have had pretty
tough luck all through." He re
tired almost immediately after
reaching his cell and sleDt sound
ly. He arose at a usual hour ibis
morning, ate a he try breakfast
ana appeared not at all depressed
Mrs. Bin hall di I not learn last
night of her husband's fate. She
was in a highly excited condition
and the physicians gave her an
opiate before the verdict was
reached and she i-l-'pt soundly all
night. This morning she was told
of the verdict in the presence of a
physicial and bore up bravely. It
is believed she will recover siifli
cientlv to sail a week fr rn to mor
row for Englaud. on the Germanic
with Mrs. West-Jones.
No one is allowed to see Birchall
i is morning without an order
i. m the sheritl. The strictest
watch is kept over him, and many
believe he will cheat the gallows
yet by suicide.
White Cap Commit Murder.
Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 30.
Widow Jane Cody was taken from
home Saturday night in Calhoun
county by white caps. She broke
away and ran when a volley was
tired at her and she fell, fatally
wounded. The sheriff is searching
for the erpetrntors of the out
rage. The Ji ckson (Tenn.) Woolen
Mills Coupanv has assigned; lia
bilities, $10,000; assets not yet
ascertained. The failure grew out
of the recent failure of the Jackson
bank.
THK WEARING OF COI'.SKl S. j
The Habit of Tight Liti-lug la Grad
ually Falling Into l Inline.
The habit of tight lacing is in
deed falling into desuetude, not,
however , from conecieiiiu.un
scruples on the part women as t .
any injurious eliecis the practice
may have upon one s physical or
psychial being or may l.uu.-um to
the detriment ol ineir descend
ants. No; reformers may rani
and physicians croak, Delaarteai.
goddesses ami literary queens post-
in uncon lined orecian diaperi s,
and matinee dress icvivals liotu ish
where uncorceted e.Uioilcia and
evangelists in divided petticoats
picture to the unregcneiaU? the
present depravity and ultimate
degredation both mural and pii ste
al, resulting lroni boned uou Icel
and laced stays.
Occasionally a susceptible
woman, laboring under a strong
conviction that she i.us reallv in.-.
with the desired ch & uge of heait
goes about for a week in a health
waist, and supported by ruble ,us
uess instead ol steels, but the at
tack is spasmodic and transitory.
W hen the excitement is over aim
-she finds that &he is growing a
fraction of an inch larger alwui
the waist, she returns to th.
"world, the flesh," and so forth.
and laces herself more tightly thai.
before.
When," as a quaint little
dealer in corsets ex pi esses it, a
woman is getting too much com
Dlexion on her : ose, lust where
she does'nt want it, ami too much
development upon her abdomen,
iust where she abominates it, all
througli tight lac ng, then pnn n..a
until then will she l.-t out ner cur
sets and wear them as she should
You see, the philosophy of it is
this: Tight cor-ets produce lln
internal derangements hi. h re
sult in undue redness of the nose.
and liesides, they retard the ct
t illation."
Anything which tends to send
the blood to the head in uii-lu.
quantities affects the circulation u'
the face, and the n ise, b.-ui tin
most prominent m.'iulier, i- tin
first to hang out 1 1 - d.ingei signal
to the distress of the owner.
The multitudinous and inlii.il esi
lnul veins and cells, distended it
an unnatural manner the gre.nti
part of the time, ultimately go ol!
on a strike with the unreasonable
ness ol other hard l.ilxi.eis, and n
fuse their work of contractior
even when all obstacles are rt
moved and hours are shortened to
their liking, .aa.l thif-res:jlts iu a
permanently glowing member,
causing great annoyance and vex
ation.
Of course in :i lleshv nose th.
result is most disastrous, and tin
circulation is more apparent.
vhile if the feat me .s cartilagin
ous there is little or no blood cir
culation, and the effect is not so
palpable and distressing, lheic
is nothing which really harrows
the soul of a pretty uoui iti as
much as an old-ivse Hired nasul
member, and the time and fuss
devoted to its decoration wit
powder would, if given Xj any
specialty in art, rank her with
the Angelos and Raphaels of his
tory. To lie sure, she is rat her ot
an impressio ist, but it is her en
thusiasm, her energy, her single
ness of purpose, that wou.d bring
her glory. .
IturlfMl Alive For A Ye.ir.
A writer on East India jugglery,
there he tells us of the wou.iei.'ul
trick of having the baby fall down
from the clouds, containing his re
markable narrative on the w onders
of Oriental legerdemain, says : "
It is impossible to fathom
their secrets of working apparent
miracles. These fellows have very
scanty clothing and apparently no
apparatus whatever. 1 have seen
a man throw a number of balls
into the air, each numbered from
one upwards. As each .vent up,
and there was no deception about
their going up, it was seen clearly
in the air getting smaller till it
disappeared from view altogether.
When they were all up, twenty or
more, the operator would politely
ask you which ball you w..nted to
see, and then would shout out at
the top of his voice, 'number one !'
.'number seven !' number fifteen, "
and so on, as nstiucted by the
Siectators, when the ball deman
ded would fall violently at his feet
as though coming ftoni agreat
height. 1 don't know any Anier
ican, English or French sleight-of-hand
performer that could equal
that feat. Then, too, it is an auth
enticated fact that some of these
jugglers, on more than one occa
sion in recent years, have suffered
themselves to be buried alive, and
have been dug out alive and well
after the lapse of a year!"
1VIKK CLICKING.
Eighty lace factories in Calais
have closed in consequence of a
strike.
The Italian consul at San Fran
cisco is to be transferred. to Am
sterdam. Edward F. Reilly, clerk of the
county of New York, died at his
residence Sunday morning afU-r
an illness of two weeks ol pneu
monia. The French government is pre
paring an extensive expedition
against Dahomey, with the, object
of compelling the king to submit
to French authority.
Quench your thirst at the new
Md fountain.
FROM SIBERIA.
Awful Story To d by an Escaped
Exile.
HIS OFFENSE WAS POLITICAL,
HuW Dof,-aelrS8 Women are Insulted
Men, Women and Children Served
Like Beasts.
San I kancisco, ,-ept. 20. The
Examiner ibis morning prints a
vvo-columu interview wiih Egor
D'Lazaretf, a Russian fugitive from
Siberia, who is at present in this
city. Four months ago, by secret
means, he made his way "through
ihe lines of Cossacks which en
circles Irkutsk, and traveled on
loot, on horseback or by water to
Nikolsa-usk. at the mouth, of tht
Amour river, and on the Pacific
coast of Northern Silieria.
Lazaielf's misfortune dae back
to 1874, when a political outbreak
in the province ol Volga resulted
in the seizure of L'OOO prisoners, in
cluding himself. They were given
no trial nor even told of what the
were accused. He served four
years iuipiisonment, and was
then dralted into the Russian
army before Kars. Later on be
was again arrested and served
another year's imprisonment.
Again, in 1KX4, a politic;.! uprising
in tiie province where he was
practicing law , caused his arrest,
and he was sent, to Siberia for
three years.
Lazarelf said that if once ar
rested, w hether for cause or not, a
Kushinii continues the object ol
suspicion, and is liable to arrest 'i
any time, and may be thrown inal
jail without even knowing the
charge aga;nat him.
In Kcl iu.uy, ISS.he was seize. t
on a charge oi nav ug writien a
pul-tic:il addiess diii'iig a funnel
term of impri-onmeiit. and In
or.iei of the czar was sent toSiberh.
lot live years. In August a part)
of .ive prisoners, o." i.i h he was
one began a l.!i on foot t
l.kutsK, which iheyd.d not rea. h
until the lolloWiiig 1 ehruaiy, hav
i ng traveled ll.irtv or till tv-livt
ei-.s. a .lay tlnon;li rain, snow
and "V i -the liozeu pl-.ius an.!
mountains. Men, women and
chi'dreil were chained together
and the female prisoners were sub
je'-t to insults no' only from feijow
con. ids, but from their guards
ilovfs, scant .and poor food and
little sleep maiked the whole lonj;
journey.
Al lrkiit k, i azarcll states'. hat
the lile the prisoners led wa ever
worse than that at the prison oi
Clieta. Everv indi- iiit v was of
fered t-) the prisoners and the onlv
thii g that kept many of theuulor
tunutes alive was the hope of ulti
mate escaj)e. A I; hough the prison
and city were surrounded b
an almost endless chain of seiiti
ueis Lazarelf and one other finailv
managed t escape one dark night
I'hey took separate roads for fiee
dum, and though pursued, l.azar
eff eventually managed to read
the coast and noaid a Britisl
steamer for Japan.
He arrived here September 17,
ind his whole desire is to meet
George Kennan and help on the
movement to bring the whole sub
ject of Siberian cruelties before the
czar.
The Conspiracy Canes.
I'rni.iN, Sept. JU. lrterest it
tbe conspiracy cases was divided
to-day lietweeii the high court ol
justice here, and the magistrate's
court at lipperary. Application
this morning was made before
Judge Holmes of the high court
for a writ to prohibit the Tipper
arv magistrate proceeding witl
the hearing ot the arguments, on
the ground of bias. The argu
incuts are likely to be ot great
length. At T.pperary the reading
oi extiac's f.om speeches of the
dele idants was continued by the
prosecution to prove that tenants
liad been incited by them not to
pay rent.
Clothing Manufacturer Assign,
Boston, Sept. 30. Raphael
&
Lewinlierg, dealers in and in anil
lacturers ot clothing have assigned
liabilities $'2(10,000. The creditors
are mostly large w holesale houses
in ew lork and I'luladelphia.
The Steamer Acapulco.
San Francisco, Sept. .'!0. The
steamer Acapulco, Captain Pitts
ihe vessel up .m winch Oencr
Bamiudia, the Guatemalan re vol u
tiontsts, was killed while being
placed under arrest, arrived from
Panama this morning.
To Explore a Desert.
S r. Pettkkmu k;, Sept. 30. The
Russian government is about to
send an expedition to Mongolia to
explore the desert of Gobi.
l'ioneer lead.
Union, Or., fcept. 30. Joshua
Bradford, an old pioneer of East
ern Oregon and a prominent G. A.
1:. man, died here yesterday and
was buried u.-day.
Decline in Silver.
Amstkroam, Sept. 30 -The price
of tine silver in open market to
day declined from itO to 88 gelders
per kilo.
Premium on Gold.
Bi enos Avkks, Sept. 30. Gold,
1422 per cent.
M0XE3 FK0H CUR IEIOHB0E.
Tangent, Or. 8ept.2.
Johnny Houck has been home
on a visit to his parents who gave
a social in Honor of tbe event and
a very enjoyable time was had, he
returned to 1'ortland his place of
business on Saturday last.
A farewell social was given Miss
Bessie Settle m ire by the vounu
folks of this place, who passed the
evening in an enjoyable manner.
Miss Bessie will start for Portland
text Ihursday where she will at
tend school the coming winter.
The M. E. church buildinir is
almost finished and is a very fine
building. i
The ladies of the M. E. church
south are making preparations for
placing a fence around the church
property here.
Frank Simons and Miss Emma
Fronk were married on the 27th,
insi., and then went on their wed
ding tour to his father's at Soda
ville. The public School At this nlax
opened to.day with Prof. Dan
uuuuey principal.
Tangent andicinitv certainlv
must be a religious and temper
ance community as there is no
saloon in the vicinity, and six
churches within a radius of six
miles, two east, and two west and
two in Tangent.
Mr. J. M. Williams near here
has rented his farm and will move
to Albany soon.
Mr. Alf. Bleviiis lias rented his
farm to Mr. Claus Minard.
We understand that Onier Ver
non has rented the Nanny farm
and has taken ossession.
f he harvest is past tht summer
is ended and the grain is all saved
Fall ploughing and seeding hat.
commenced among the larmers
Mr. C. P. Knignten has a larg.
acreage ei vvneai already sown
which looks nice and green.
Ilei Cute Card Case.
One day a well-known Muirav
hill beauty came into a shop, and
aner glancing about, cautioush
approached one of the clerks. "Do
von make card cases from anv
material ?" she asked. Yes, miss,
was me reply. "erv well, then
I have brought it with me," she
said, producing a small parcel
i ne cierK was about to open it
when he was interrupted with the
request: "Please don't look at it
until 1 am gone. You will find
tly. .written directions inside,
I lien, with a slight blush-aba
huViied out of tiie ebop7lftfrtraE
a mystery : 1 he young man un
rolled the paper which a raped it
nat s tins ! A long glove of lav
ender kid, and pinned to a slip ot
paper marked "for covei." He
smiled, and then looked surprised
as ne uiscovereu a red silk stock
ing labeled "tor lining!" But his
a tonishnient reached its climax
when there tumbled out a daiutv
little garter, perfumed, and bear
ing unmistakeable evidence of
having been in use. This wa
maiked "Binding."
Only A Year Till Judgment Day.
According to Prof. E. JameF
colored, the earth has little more
than twelve months to stand
Prof. James is a chiropodist witl
an international reputation. He
has traveled much and remove. 1
corns and bunions from the
crowned heads of Europe, so to
speak. In his odd spell s he turns
his mind loose on prophecy, and
after a care.ul study of the stars
he is compelled to fix August 21,
18111, as the grand shake-down and
wind-up of the universe. New
York World.
For Sale.
A single buggy i.orse, young and
fine traveler, together with a jump
seat buggy, harness, whip, etc.,
nearly new. inquire of O. C.
Awhrey, Odd Fellows' temple.
Another Car.
We will have another car of
choice watermelons and cantelopes
to-day. We are still turning out
choice groceries by the wagon
load and selling cheaper than any
house in town. Order your fine
groceries from MullerA Garrett's.
Buy your tickets to the east via
the Canadian Pacific railroad, the
best railway service in existence
from $5 to $10 cheaper than any
other transcontinental line. The
finest scenery in the world is along
the Canadian Pacific railroad. Re
member you can save $5 on a second-class
ticket and $10 on a first
class ticket by purchasing your
tickets over this line. For maps
and tickets, etc., call on F.A.Burk
hart, office opposite the First
National bank, Ali-any, Or.
If you want a good paying busi
ness, requiring small investment,
on easy terms, buy J. B. Hughes'
wel '.oiiig, rock drilling outfit.
For sale cheap.
Having purchased all the latest
styles in millinery the ladies will
find it to their interest to call and
examine our stock b"fore purchas
ing elsowhere. K. E. Ball.
Latest novelties in jackets and
capes at E. C. Searls.
Steamer Special.
The Yaquina special arrived lat
evening at 4:30, bringing steamer
passengeis and fialf a carload of
choice fruits and vegetables for
Mueller & Garrett. Call eai ly and
get your choice of line grapes and
vegetables.
OUT OF PRISON.
After Servis A One Year Sei-
tence For Murder.
FOR TBI BKHRIKO ' SKA ,
He Tu Cairo a Wits Barling
Bis
Own Hons For th Ianraao.
A Bw Postmaster.
Los Anoklks, CaL, Sept. 30.
On July 2d, 188, Wayne O. :
Wheeling murdered Wm. Toody ;
at Lancaster, in this county, lie j:
was tried for tbe crime and sen-
tenced to serve one year in San t"
Quentiu. His term expired last
week and this morning ne arrivea ,
at Lancaster, a free man.
it was feared that be would not ,
be permitted to leave the train, as f
there is a deep feeling against him ,
among the citizens. However, ,
his people were at tne train io ..
greet and protect him, and his .
father was armed witn a wincnes- .
ter, as was also his brother-in-law,
and bis mother and sister ,
both had revolvers. No demon-,:
stration was wade, although there r
-1 1 1 . it
was consiaeraoie uut auuuiig wo .
bystanders and trouble was immi- '
nent. Wheeling was taken to his
home in safety.
LAME COUNTY MINES.
Or Assayed Ta San Francises. Is ,'
Shewn to Be of Good Qullty.
San Fancisco, Sept. 30. W. .
H. Thompson, of Yolo, lately
brought to this city several hun
dred pounds of ore from Lane
county, Oregon, for assaying. It
was taken Irom near the surface
and, he thinks, indicates very rich
deposits of gold, silver and lead
further do n. His mine is loca-.
ted in the mountainous region-'
about thirty miles south of Eugene
City, and since the 1st ot June a
large number of people, he said)
have flocked there to take up
claims. He says some ledges ot
great value have been discovered.
H. Underhill, secretary of the
Selby Smelting Works, where the
assays were made, says that while
the ore is second-grade in quality,
it contains gold and silver in pay
ing quantities', and a little lea I.
HIS INSANITY HAVES HIM.
Charged With Arson, the Jury
.. riadfrflna Ne. Onlltjr.
Modesto, CaL, 8ej
U 30.-Tbe -v
case -against Jwaa
-IiaVvnair
has been charged with the crime
of arson, has occupied the atten
tion of the court for the past ten
days. To-day he was charged
with setting tire to his dwelling. in
the town of Turleake, on the 6th
of December last, for the purpose
of getting $1500, the amount of the
insurance thereon. The case
created considerable interest, as
Day b;re an excellent character,
pribr to the alleged crime, but was
subject to insanity spells, the
case was given to the jury at 9 :45
o'clock this evening, and after
being out 40 minutes they brought
in a verdict of not guilty, on ac
count of insanity.
For the Island of Kodlnk.
San Francisco, Sept. 30.-The
steamer Bartha sailed this after
noon for Kodiak island, with sup
plies and meals for tht corn or and
all the Karluck river. She has not
been chartered by the United
states as was reported, and she
goes out on her own business. She
will return here direct from kodiak
with the bal mce of the season's
catch, and the Chinese and white
men employed in commerce. This
will end the sea and she will lay
up during the winter months
Crowder's Ca
Portland, Sept. 30. The case
ef D. Crowder, who was arrested
last Thursday night on a warrant
from Kansas, where he is under
indictment for impersonating a
United States officer, came up in
Judge Deady's court to-day.
Crowder says he is not the man
wanted, and to give his attorney,
Alfred Sears, jr., a chance to estab
lish that point, the court set the
hearing for to morrow afternoon.
A Spy Arrested.
Paris, Sept. 30. A German
lady has been arrested at Cannes
who bda a number of topograph
ical charts of the fortress and
plans of other defenses of the
town.
Items Stricken Ont.
Washington, Sept. 30. Among
the items stricken out of the gen
eral deficiency bill n the confer
ence were the following : A steam
launch tor fuget sound customs
district, $12,000; the appropria
tion for payment of district attor
neys and assistants, $43,753 ; pay
and provisions of navy, $24,234.
Retired fioan Politics.
Chicago, Sept.' 29. Colonel
George R. Davis, director general ,
of the world s fair, has purged
himself of politics by resigning his
position as member of the repub
lican national committee.
Postmaster Appointed.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 30.
The president to-day appointed
Amos h Stevens postmaster at
Aberdeen, Wash.
Dempser In Portland.
Portland, Sept. 30. Jack
Dempsey, the pugilist, arrived in
the city to-day. ,
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