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ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1890."
20 CENTS A WEEK.
vol. v. yo.ayj
STRIKE
L E. BLAINE'S!
AND LOOK A.T
3969 PAIF( OF"
PANTS!
NOW
Oir buyer hr
t
us iu a muss fg.im
and to get out we
have got to wake e y
cJose pi ices on hr.it
ing stoves. Too much
stock tnd we are
bound to unload it
prices ill do it.
Garland, Monitor,
Axffaad and Superi
or Banges. Cooks
and Heaters, Sard-wax-,
and Cutlery:
War1 h
" espj
ALBANY,
a 1 a
If- r
f
STANARD & CUSICK.
PBOPBIKTOKS OF
MI DRUG STORE.
Dealers in Druga, Medicines, Chem
icals, Faucv and Toilet Article.
Sponges, Bi-uthet, Perfumery, School
and AitieU' Supplier Physician1!
prescr (tioDS carefully compounded.
Kirst Street, Albany. Oregon.
A New Repair Slop
l' Hai-just been dfwlWffoifiTrBll
street, opposite tbe ttusa House,
where you can get all kinds of
broken articles mended. Clocks,
guns and locks repaired, keys fit
ted, etc. Work from the country
promptly attended to.
litany
Bath
JJWW
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AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR
ISPLadiei And childieu's liair drew
Dg a specialty. Dntue satisfaction
guaranteed
Liiiiilii'i'
I sell the best lumbor in this coun
try, cedar Posts, sh'ngles, lath, doors
and windows, moulding, etc. Prices
from $5 to 22 per thousand. Yard
at Lawson, ou the Narrow Gauge.
See me before purchasing elsewhere.
VV. W. CRAWFORD.
Postoffice address, TallmaD, Oregon.
REAL ESTATE
ami Loan
roker
I.arge list of good farm aud
city
property for sale.
Ixans money on real estate in
Linn and adjoining counties.
Insurance written up in reliable
companies.
Notary Public and conveyancer.
Call on or write me.
S. IT. STEELS & CO.
ALBANY, - - OREGON
Reggs celebrated family remedies
are for sale by all leading druggists
every wnere.
Coburg
S. N.Steele&Co
SMITH
&
SENDERS
REG '
Propose to sell their share of
goods N' prices made. Our
customers are invited to come
aud set their own price,tinie and
amount of goods Man ted as long
as our s'oclc lasts.
AGAINST POLYGAMY;
High Winds Cause Great Damage
in Seattle.
SAILING
IN
THE AIR.
A Lam Amy of Psntionsri-OsiisM Br
tarns-8cotoh Looking After Intost
aaM A MardsroBi Iadiu.
Salt Lake .Utah. Oct. 6.-At
tne, general conference of . tbaJ
cnuTctat Jujim.ChriBt of the Let
ter LMty saints this morning, the
official declaration of President
Woodruff, forbidding in the future
aj" m:r i ' in violation of any of
the law ! he land, was read, and
the congregation, numbering near
ly 10,000 persons, including apos
tles, bishops and leading elders of
the church, by a unanimous vote
recognized tbe authority of the
president to iesue manifesto and
accepted it as authorative and
binding. George K. Cannon pub
licly announced his endorsement
of the manifesto and his recogni
tion of the supremacy of the laws
that had been declared constitu
tional by the Supreme court of the
United Stales. Tbe conference al
so re-adonted the original articles
uf faith, among which is this :
"We believe in being subject to
Kings, Presidents, rule, and mag
istrates, in obeying, honoring and
sustaining the law."
The action taken settles the
vexed question and places an ef
fectual bar against polygamous
marriages in Ltah. It is the most
important step taken by the
church for more than a quarter of
a century.
ALMOST A HURRICANE.
The Wind Rages at Seattle and doe
Much Damage.
Seattle, Oct. 6. The highest
wind known for ears blew here
today, from early morning until
'ate in the evening. Several large
panes of plate glass were broken
by Hying signs. : lie roots ot ..3V-
eval temporary stmctures were
blown off, and the ha -bor was i
rough that it was unsafe for small
boats to venture npon it. (Jlartc's
new steam barve and the Occi
dental Tug & Barge Co.'s barge
Occident, pounded together at the
whart ana tne tormer was damaged
over $1000, and the latter about
$700. In north Seattle K. E.
Johnson, a hack driver, drove his
j over a live electric cable,
wb'ch had bren knocked down
from the electric railway poles by
a flying awning, and both horses
were instantly killed, the lele
phone and American Dist-ict sys
tem were damaged more or less
and an electrical storm in Lake
Union district, kept the electric
road from running for home time.
Notorious Crl dlnal Captured.
Nashua, Oct. 6. Four weeks
ago John baueier, a notorious
criminal from Montreal, charged
with rape and horse stealing,
broke lail at tieauharnois, Uue
and escaped to the states. He
was traced to this place and ar
rested and will be taken back to
Canada.
For Sale.
A single buggy horse, voung and
fine traveler, together with a jump
seat buggy, harness, whip, etc
nearly new, inquire of O. C.
Awbrey, Odd bellows' temple.
Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Furiher.by
its vitanzating properties, will
brighten pale cheeks, ano trans
form a pale, haggard, dispirited
woman into one of sparkling h. ilth
and beauty.
Try a can of baking powder and
get a wash bowl and pitcher at
Blackbuan & Pironi's.
Matthews & Washburn now have
in stock the largest and most com
plete line of heating stoves ever
brought to the valley.
Wanted.
Board and lodging in a private
family for man and wife; no chil
dren. Address, stating terms, I.
L. W., care Herald.
Have you seen the new
ountain at C amming's ?
soda
Try a glass of Celery phosphate
to Cumming's drug store.
8ee our noveltv dress natterns.
They are cheap and of the latest
Mylee. . W. Simpson.
l '.-i:iat prices made on all ilrees
goods to make room for fall slot k
at G. W. Simpson's.
Just received a fresh lot oi Tm.
set Cream dressing for tan colored
snoes at k im Bros.
Call anil see the hte stvles ii
beauty veiling and handkerchiefs
at the Ladies Bazaar.
A yery large assortment of new-
prints, ginghams, strong cloth,
etc., at wr. Head's.
Clarance saved himself from the
wrath of his girl by getting a box
oi canay irom Coemcke.
Tan colored rIioph nport A
j tng, it not a blacking' Go to Klein
Bros, for an article of that nature.
MlRDKREK CAITIRKI.
' ' - -
Michael Coleman ('barged With
Killing gereral Men.
Chicago, Oct. . Michael Cole
man, who was arrested on suspic
ion a few nights ago and sent to
Bridewell, has beeu identified as
the murderer of Ofb-er James
Mahoney, of the Chicago olice
and Michael McMahon, treasurer
of the Ancient Order of Hiberni
ans, this city. He is tnought to
be tbe murderer of ex Mayor Bow
man, of East st. Louis. AbouJ
twelve years ao, the police ssvj
Coleman and his pal entered .he
bouse of James Brennan. They
wre surprised by Oiticer- Mahouey
who started in pursuit, tiring hie
revolver. Coleman then turnrfll
and tired, killing the olhcegyjjN-i
staidly. Not long lUie'.Mfrlmel
MuMahou wan found murdered in
his bed, by a man who enteted his
house in the night' Mrs. McMa
hoii caught a glimpse uf the man's
features and afterwards identified
a picture of Cob-man as thai of the
murderer. Coleni.m then went to
Kant St Louis and got among the
tough element that the mayor was
trying too root out. Bowman was
afterwa,d found murdered, and
Coleman, it wa9 thought, was the
slayer. A reward of $1000 still
stands for the murdered.
WANTED FOR RIGA MY.
A Devoi-l Church Member Who In
So reubere in the Went.
Manakato, Minn., Oct. 0. Ti-e
police of St. Paul and other places
have been notilied to look out loi
Edward C rat ton, an Kngl'shn m,
who ran away from this city yes
terday, after having disposed of
all his property. He is charged
with bigamy. A gentleman ar
rived here from Liverpool during
the week with the information
that lie had run away irom hi
wife aud children, leaving a Meth-
uuist prayermeei ing wiui .miss
Hester Mowhiay, a good-looking
young woman, witli whom lie In-
been living hey .. his wile.
Cratton learned that he was
wanted, and hurriedly purchased
tickets for himself and Mis- Mow
bray lor Minncapjlis, and disap
jicared. lie has been a devout
member of the Methodist church
here and very acti : in the Sab
li ,th school work t id i I oilier
Vnes of church lali .
A Kit I j" I NAVIGATION.
The
Company Incorporated
and
Ready for Work.
SrKINGKIKl.D, Ills., Oct. 0.
Among i he articles of incoipora
ti n tiled with the necrclary of
state to-day, were those of the
Mount Cariuel Aeronautic .Naviga
tion company al M tint l armei.
for the construction and o, tioti
rf air vessels for the tia-ispoita-tiou
of passengers and lieuht.
Capitol su k $0,( ,K ). Incor
porators, r. Iwm I. l euaingtoii.
James A. l'ugh, W. C. Dewey and
others
To Be Tried for CroHNlug the Korder
Wasiiinoton, Oct. G. Assistant
Secretary Spaulding telegraphed
to the collector ol custoinn for
l'ort Townsend, Washington, to
receive from the U. S. maishal for
that district all Chinese in his
custody who have l)eeii cotivicteil
of illegal entry in the United
States and cause their return to
China at the uoverniiient's ex
pense.
Another Car.
We will have another car ol
choice watermelons and cantelopes
to-dav. We are still turning out
choice groceries by the wagon
load and sell'ng cheaper than any
house in town. Order yotn line
groceri 3 trom jiuuer iV iiarreus.
Elegant Lotion renders the skir.
r . .i i : f ,.i
HOlb oil' injiliiwi"..
A full line of trusses for sale at
Cumming's drug store.
Latest novelties in jackets and
capes at L. C. f earls.
E. C. Searls, has the fines
lathes' shoes at the lowest prices
to be found in tbe valley.
A fine line of Artists materials
just opened at J. A. Cumming's
drug store.
We carrv a lull lino ot men s
boys, ladiee and children s shoes
at figures that will surprise vou
G.W. Simosou.
We are sole agents in this it v
for the best (lour on the market.
The Benton Full Holler, Corvallis
new flouring mill. It is the beat
and cheapest at $1.10 per sack,
Blackburn & rirom.
Faults of indigest'on cause dis-
f t'ders ot the liyer, and tne w hole
FV:ttem becomes de. ngt-o.. Dr. J.
H. McLean's .-tieiigtheuin Cor
dial and I'.loo I l'urilier perfects
the process of d!gestion and assim
ilation, and thuc uiakei pure
blood.
The Union l'acitic j're now run
ning two daily t it 3 th oii :h to
Chicago in t'iree - ys, carrying?"
classes of pa . . igers on Ijtb
trains. ! ..r-.ig l'ul'inan slwpers,
tourists sleepers and free reclining
chair cars attached. Passengers
can now leive l'orlland at 7 a. m.
and 9 p. st. For sleeping car res
ervation, etc. apply to C. G. Kaw
ings, foot of Broadalbin street.
THE STORY JliUE
And Prince George D:d Have a
Street Fight,
PROTECTING THEIR WOMEN,
& Hort Steding C.lmii:rl at Laige- The
PresiJeDt at tbe G. A. R. E uioDa
Eaatern Nwa
San Fuasci.sco, ()c. ti. A
printer here tells the st-jrv that
iKUi- Irom work in Moiured.
hen they met I'itii-e liuoigtt ami
his two c 'ii. p linens, who were
taking iijj tliL" whole ol Ihe w.iIk.
The oii,ter-wouid not j '.c.d an-i
the result was tne linli.: i ncounter
and the a. test ol a i l ;i rl i- .
l'he pi it :e in.ide himself Known
and tne a Ht whs hushed up and
the priuU'is libciaily paid to clear
out, o.;e to ISont'i Amci i a aod Hie
o"h-r to Au-dia' a. The man here
in on his way to the latter place,
where he will diaw wioli-ei allow
ance. THE TENSION Kits.
Quite an Army of Tliem Accoidli'
To Itauiu.
Wasiiinoton, Oct. 4 The an
nual leport ol Pension t'oiiiinis
sio'ier Haiim hows that t.-.ere were
al the end of the la-t ti-cal ye .1
.".'i7.!)44 p--l)sioiiers upon to- ;ol s,
cl.issilieil as follows: Army ,'tva
lid pensioners. o'.U.Si'O; army wi.i
ows, minor children and depeml
ent relatives, 104, l.r)0; navy in.a
lid lens'oneis, o-74 ; navy widows
minor children and d ! mh-iit
relatives, U,-lt0 ; survivots 1" ihi
war. 1S1J, 4lo; widows of .-olilics
of the war -if 1SI2, Siil ; s-nrvivors
(jf the MeNicau war, 17,l-"s; w id
owh of soldiets of the- Mes'c.tn war.
ti,"t4. There were tit.t.;!7 o.lg: la
ciaims allowed dur ng tin veal.
The amount of the tit t i--n t
in the-e '. li'M orijm.d cas. s
anioi.iitcl to -'!21 7so Ii.
Tin-re has been received 4o' L'SJ
'aims t ) Septem! er '.',. un.'n-r tl.e
iraiiility oeiiion ait l .linn
..S'.mi. The cate such a:- eno
moils nuiiilitr o; c'aiius receivl
in so short a time ne sirilj
t-.txrd the resources of the uilice
to its i i 1 extent. 1 he work of iln-
mail diversion rim up lo uio'e tha-i
',0li(i jiiects of mail pel oay to U
puied, class;iied and ),opeiy
Imposed. At tnij wriiuig. ; 'c'. 1,
the division is iianol;.,g Iii.i'ii"
l.iiui- a dav. It is lu- ie .1 th
there are ii.-ohahlv H' il'tin
it
.ins
in the olhce whien cui i-e pio'i
erlv dlovveii umle. the proviion-
)f lie- regtil itio' s approved Se;
111, lS'.l l. In i-OilC us : 1 the coin
mis loner sas the . ci i-l .hir e -i .
IS'.m, is ihe u r-1 d:sal.li'y pe'isiov
law in the hislorv of the wor1-
which jjranteil to s-liiers and
sailors pens'or-s for (ii.--;-. Critics not
proved to have nicivreil m li-
ervice and lui" ol 1 n ! v . .Nothing
shall he left undone hv this huieau
to give eilVct t-i this iat--t exi-n
sion ol L:rititu ie the Ann rica.
pe pie to soldier w ho -avt- i Mi
republic. II K WAS A llltill KI.VK.K.
A Vionii; Man Who Khln'l Hate
loney KnoiiKli t" S.inil.
SvuacI sk, N. Y. tc . . .I'.lstin
tilenn. a weait.iv vuutig mail oi
this citv. coninii!t--d sui- ide ju-t
before daiiign' this inoitii .g by
plunging headlou -most 'n'lii i'-
window. His widowed inotlier
ilicd in An 'list leaving an est.tte
tf seveial thousand do'l.irs.
the terms ot her w ill the. sod w
to have an i'llowance oi .lh
nii.'ir.i in addition to ids livin
ieiiS"-s. 1 his auioiuit w if n .t
ticieiit to satisi .- h s l'ao y and.
quickly SKM-.t each tnoirh.
niLLlit w .en lh reiiicd to his r
he took out the will and pi
over it for hours, readipj:
cla.ise w hich keiit the iu!k
proper' v oui. oi mis na-io. iut
f i .: . i -I-'
moruiiig a po.iccnuin I'niinl tivs
dead body stretched on. on Ihe
sidewalk under his wiiutow. His
skull and nc-k wi le broken -in l
the stillened ling'-rs uf his lignt
hand grasped the pieces of the
will.
He Wuh K'qnal I'o the 'lank.
Yesterday an individual who
from the "flow ing howl" or son e
other ciusi! was lrdi ling on the
"i on compos mentis" condit on.
i tered Tarter Lios., st rr- and
.bile louuuing aiound tvmui'-ni-ed
a rather wholesale u-e o! pr lane
and ob.-ceiie language in tin- pre
sence of lady customers. Virgil
l'ark'.T requested him to Mop ii.
use ot such language, t . whicn re-
quest he pa.d l.o attention w lien
irgil tolu thiii n he di.i no. .-too
he would put him out. Tiiis i.ini. !
was also unobserved. .fl soon
the -ady was. thioiigh trading Vir
gil jeoceed. d lo enforce the deci.
ion. and seizing the ohsl i-ihtous
iirlividuai by the nape of the tin-k
and the seat of li unineni iona'.ile
and landed him acro-is the side
walk in I the stn-et face do, a,
where he imprinted a liier-i .ed
photograph in tie1 i-.di inu 1 and
d'nt. It is a pity the picture co""! !
not remain there for t he w filing
ot ail future like inriii lid iiidT
yiduals. A choice and coir, pk-te line oi
bottled del icasies hi ve just been
added to my stock call and see
them. C, E. Browi ell.
B.. .
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COXKERENCE.
V
speHi-lie i.y fieoreo O Cannon and
1'rvxidvnt Woodrufl'.
Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 0. At
t:ie Aiorinoii toiiieience yesterday
Uooige t.. C annon spoke of the
lolt.. conceptions ol the ."aiuts,
c.-pecially re-gaming iheir future
date, lie beucve.i the brethern
in tin' eiiitenu uy would be more
,)iot;c - .- tity -ot -.-ill,
liiau a inc.. iiao not oi in, he-
au.ie ihey could say that they
liad not bioken any ol the coven
ants Uk lUAue. lie lhankid Ood
liial he lived amon0 uuen people.
i.iot i w oo were out aliaid ot the
coui-eieitWMi ai-d- uuit . puuiuh
ineiit like heiv-s. Ttie time is
c 'iniiig lien tins conduct of tne
. :t er l..y r aiiitc wouiu tLand out
.d t.io li g.-.eet paein uiudern Lio
. licit biiiici ing would bt
i c- ptaolc to ihe Ljid. cannon
in . oer fc.iid ine .--aii. to would obey
ihe law.-, how in bUbuiissioll to
ihe nation's li and L ave the
. oil: ej i .-ui es lo tiie Lord. lie
sol.; ihe j.( i -.- not to Aorry abotil
i .''.;. 1 oat i.liiist Mould not come
i hell.
iu the a.iernoon i'tebident
Vo-idi'Uil hpoke. lie said the
L-r l nad uooiil ; -lined His vme
aro i. r i :ie h.st tune; tiial the
piottt.- would laii likegraoi liefore
ihe ni-MVi .-.
IOOO WITH Ml K C'JUSKT.
i of a New York s-i.xl
ti:dtln to Wear 4.ai-tr4:
Fir-
shiaiok, t let. ti. The edict
ias liien is.-uei unl tiy it lti"
voung ladies of the Oswego State
Xoima! School are torbiddt n to
.vear the gutters now in vogue.
lr. Marv W. Lee, who has charge
f Ihe physical insli uciioii o! the
vim, ig lad.es, wid See to it that
In".- w i ai-i heir h :iery susended
hv sidv ila; c atta' hiiielits to an
uul--rai me-d at the ai-t or by
tiollr at all. liie old slvle, stie
4..ys, whether woin above or below
he knee, hiiidels Ir. e circili.ition.
:iiwvcnt -.leve oi.iiiciu and is in
jur, ills. Sue beli'-ves a healtl V.
.cove mind should In-supported
oy a he.iithy development. Ilr.
I.-. e iii! iiis.de war on coisets,then
he ; ase jtteniion to hlgn heel
tIioi-s. ant 1 Kt 1) nave het-n
aitolislied.
0nriil inns at tlie llutclifry.
T ic O.i-ifoniaii savs that Kisl
i 'o.Mir.isMuoer Thoiupsoii stated
v -s' :duv that oM-raiio:is at the
( i'i-kanias sahnoii ha:chery are
iro;ies-i'ig .-alis'actorilv. Already
vi t I o i (i i eggs have br-inoo-
aine.l and there yet ipiM-a-sto W
i let. ly of I;? ' oo hand The indi-
-iti..ns are that the output this
M-iir will he at le:i:.t 4.00H,tHKl
voung s.-hiion. and while this
uuiiiiii r is not ;lf la .'' as the otit-
ut of last yea-, it will represent a
oo 1 M as o"s w ork.considei ing the
: k-i that o-tations were not .0111
nieiiccd until aher a g.Ml many
iii had gone up si ream.
I. :ike l.nliKli !riilttnj;e.
Mat i'Hi county's surveyor is hard
at w oik i.reim ing for the exten
sive work oldiaining Lake Lahish.
i'iii- main ditcii will oe two or
:-re miles in !-ngl h, a d it will
. -I-'. e the on.llow "f th( lake
ii rough ntiiiii roiis lines of tiles all
t i i r i.t.-li it. I'-' ls f'-r the '.i -ulng
of ihe ditch wil' so-m be soli i'.ed.
a- d a-: -ini'1 as the contract is let
mrk w ill lie i onimeiiced. W hen
his di'ch is i-oni"leted it v. ill
ilra;ii I'hoet 40i m :i-ie of la-id, and
the im T'.tionisto have the land
re 'a ii. ed by t he summer of 1 02
Kurd On tlif I'ioh.
The i lien City Fnternr: ;s
resiion' ' le for the following tish
stoiy: The Clackamn, htVe be
low "town a'c sa'd to he ti'led with
vi llus i-atlish and a few carp. As
tin I. ices are about drying up many
of the tish are dyin?. and a Fiib
sc;iptioii paper was ln-ii g ci-c.n-lut"d
vest er lay to have thm
removed to the Willamette river.
Iath i.r a lroinincnt I'olitictan.
San I-'iiANoro. Oct. (i. K- lrt
I'. Halting-, a well known attor-
nev. li'd giuiiieniv veeternav at
j ,... i this city. Up was the
,!,.,,.,.., t r nominee for
congress
agan-t 'A'. W". Morrow in 1SS4.
D1K.1).
SIMPSON'- -At I lie ve-i(lenee. of
litl
io '.iii .1. A. Crawford, in th'
i ity, Oi-tohiT 5, IS'.m. i' tcr a pro-t.n.-t.-d
illness. Mis. Helen Sampson
:' -i-il I I ve il.
I lie ili-re ist-d has been n resident of
Oregon sin.-e is;." .residing in Benton
count v. Her liu .ln.id, Kev. Simpson,
i in Pic' idelplii :i. F.mr clii'dren aie
; livi l', .loliu Siiupon, Mrs, M.S.
Woodcock Hti-l an uirnarricu daugh-
ter
of Corvallis. and t ieorge Simpson,
Miid lo live in Portland. Kuuerul ser-
, vices were held from Mr. Crawford's
' lcsidi-nci- jrstcrday.
Mo, ,
BOUND TO MARRY:
Reverand Bigamist in Mi
nesota.
THE
CORSET
MSST
OO.
The Sptadtbrift 8aioidef-Th Harscrar
ii Oaught-Iti XoiBona ladalf la
Glorifiiition Eragadoda,
Milaca, Minn., Oct. 6. Wm.
tteno, of this plains, . nd Miss Mary
Ellen "Kefd, of Spokane Falls.
v'ath., were married at Tacoma
. esterda Mr. Keno is a Frotest
ait and Miss Heed is a Catholic
and iter parents tried to prevent
t ne union. The young folks were
determined to get married, how
ever, and plauned to meet in
v iudeii, but Mr. ana Airs. Keed
had kept a close watch of their
aughter s movements and made
heir appearance soon enough to
oi event the marriage. Mr. Keno
ind Miss Feed decided to go to
San Francisco, hut again the par
ents divined tneir scheme ana
went to San Francisco to meet the.
ugitives when they arrived there. '
Mr. Ueno and Miss Keed then left
tor Tacoma w here Mr. Keno s
unit gave them every assistance,
went with them to a justice and
?aw them safely united. They
traveled over miles to accom
plish their object. They are on
i heir way back to Minnesota.
will close vv.
thti Scotch aa Well Engllah
1.1 k American BonlBeaa.
Sax, FrMScisco, Oct. 6. The
Anglo-Nevsia Assurance Corpora
iion, wb' -h recently disposed of
tts Kastern business to the Cale
donian Insurance Company ol
tvlinborough, has disposed of the
vniaii lerof it business to the
..on Ion and Lancashire Fire In
urance Co. The Anglo-Nevada
vill retire from business as soon as
ts ii Hairs can be formally disposed
if.aud Colonel William McDonald,
it present vice-president of the
Vnglo-Nevada, will become mana
ger of the London and Lancashire
Company's interests in this city.
The business of the Anglo-Nevada,
hich is trans'erred to the Cale
donia ii Company, amounted to
r(i(K,0:0 annually in premiums,
ind the premiums which are now
uiisiened to tbe London and
:! cash ire amount to $390,000
annuallv.
A VALUABLE HELPMATE.
!Iow a Younc Edltor'a Wife Helped
Thing; Along;.
"Darling," murmured tbe wife
I tne young editoi, "Jon't these
iteiarv ci res sometimes seem like
a heavv burden?"
"They do, Carrie," he said with
heavy sigh. "The load seems at
dmes too great for me to bear. But
the work must be done."
"Is there no way, Richard," she
said caressingly, "by which you
might be relieved of a portion of
this severe mental labor and
worry?"
' I know of none. I cannot af
ford to hire any help in this de
partment, and if I could I do not
know of any one whom I would
consider fully competent."
"It has not occurred to you, I
dare say, Kichard, that I might re
I ieve vou of much of the work mr-
self?"
" You . Carrie ? Soil your pretty
lingers with ink stains and furrow
.hat lovely brow with literary
res? No, sir!
Do not shut me out from your
and sorrows, Richarc . 1 am
Icould lighten your burdens if
would give me a chance. I
one of the best essayists in my
s at school, and I have always
thought I would succeed in litera-
ture i I had an opportunity."
"Canie," said the young hus
band, his voica trembling with
feeling. "I appreciate tho tender
devotion that moves you to make
! his offer. You might it is true,
jdo much to help me, darling. With
iuui iiu aim juui );cucivuBSJrlUjaa
t hy there in much of tbe drudgery
of my editorial li e that would be
etle e easv."
And I will do just what you
want me to, Richard," exclaimed
the young wife."
then, Cai ne," be said w.pina:
away a te ar of joy, "look over this
bushel of poetry that s going in
rext week and see if there are any
beastly dad-dilnged acrostics
among them. Chicago Herald.
Had Shot 81x ScoaU.
Ti csos, Oct. 6. Information
was receiued this morning that
the "Kid" in the mountains near
Fot. Thomas that shot young
W'hi'e ws a mountain Apache.
He said the whit t and Indians
had killed all bis friends, and he
would kill everybody he met. An
unconfirmed telegram from San
Carlos stares that six scouts had
been killed by the "Kid."
Ask to see our $2.50 shoes for
ladies att. C. Searls.
Fresh cranberries and picketed
cod tish at Mueller & Oarrett'a.
Late slvle frossamers and mn-
j brellaa at the Ladies Bazaar.
AY hen you want a stylish man's
or boy's hat go to G, W. Simpson.
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