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'J "V" i ' ' - - 91 wMSu I I 20 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, SAT UH DAY, NOVEMBER 90. VOL. 5-XO. 242! ENGOLS -THEE- PAINTER. THE STORE -is -AND IT IS N!f FILLED WITH CH SELEC TIONS OF FASHIONABLE GOOD?, (AtTD HOBS COHIITG) All vv.l Kutotrom Al'uny Wol-n Mill.-", Men's ricrviwalile Slit, uung Men's Tailor Made Suit by lt of Tailors, Htin-livtl of Paiterm to .Select From S3 ATT OVSBCOAIS. DSE2S 0V3RC0A.T3, Guaranteed Scaso-.rablv and Warranted Rea sonable in Price. L. E. BLAIN TIm LeaJiai MeTClint Tailor, Atony, Oregon, SMITH & SENDEES It is Str&age to Toll VTh.it Let3 of Stovoa Smiths Ssadsrs Sell ; From Sarly Mora Till Lato at ITijlit, Th.9 S.oro is Fall of Custouors all to thoir orn Dslilit- It is BDcauso theyA? THE FREIGHT on all C00S3, EEATEHS and XITGSS soft. The in torn Hate Mt titer of ich Sch 1h i Cttt if ft picture, in the on! if ltfie llrat-in-j ftove that trill hnt-n hirue 'ontjh rhui'7'- ItteillMftr urntf wife sptiitint the iroinl lujniti this rfe win tee. at' iii'jht We Lfve the only water fi'r in tlie world. When we say tins we mean what we say. Can l Used forwvil water or ?ttaln-d direct to the ji..s tor fimily, "fHce or hotel use, and will positively take. all bw..e, iUh and bugs out of tlie water, and we have the largest stock best asoit merit, reliable good Oarlaud, Mauitor and Superior stoves and ranges, heateis aud pump plumb. in' jjooi em Tlie Celebrated French CURE Warranted to mmm cure lis KFCRE o?5 5 AFTER the eneri.tive organs of either MS whether uuiiK Hum the te-ie use ol stiinalsnis, tobacco or opium, or tnt uih jouthful hulls cretiou, over indulgent, tic, each ssfossol teria, Ner'ou- rnsrratiun. Nocturnal omis sions, Leucorrhc, DUilue-i, Weak Memory, Lose of Power and Impoteii y which if neg lected often lead to premat-He old age and liusnity. Price tl a box: ljxe6 fur S5.U0 Sent bv mail on receipt of price. A Wkll'fKl (.lIAHtlKK I gvei with every 5 order received, to refund tna monev if a Permaaral cure is noteffete.i. We hive thousands uf tsstiinonUJs from old and jcunir. of both exe, who have beei. penaancntiy cured by the nil -f Aphroditln Circular free. Address IHK tfUHU n:lKINK CO. vVctern Branch, Box, 27. Portland, OreKmi Kor sle by Fonhay ft. Mason, who enleam et-iii ilrninttHt, AlhanT. rrna Fiber's " folia FTCUS Pills For Frinale lr rftuUiitit; noth imr like them (il the market. evei llail. Successfum 'tiend bv oromineiil uulies muntld). Guaranteei' to re lieve suppreSMil r iiMruaU n. iC.c7 HUiHu worn Don't be humbuu- Ifeu. have time Hntllli and nt0HK. ." i:mv iiu wiiivi. : cnt t any ail- Jreu man on receipt "nf price, 9 00. Ad iiev inro jimirmr iniin?i WcufBramh U.ix 27, i rrilMl. 'r.l 8old!by FotbsyA. tdasen, JAUianv. Oreeer P0170EB Absolutely Pure. Thi jowder neTer vane. A marvel of p'lri ,y,streui;th and wbolcflorneuew Worn eeouomU'al thao the ordiuan kind, and cannot be sold in romti. tioo wllb multitude of low test, sliorl weight alum oi phosphate powder Sold only in cms, RotaL BtKis 'ow nea Co, I-' Will -t.. N V r.nwis M, Joonson & Co., .p -nt, Portland, Oregon, or m ne refunded 9 J&& J mm It THE KOCH R. EMEDY. The Stock Market Cc&tinues to Fluctuate. JOHN BULL OX TUB ' TARIFF. Methodist Missionary S.Wtk -World Fa'r Jsalons Commltteet-Blrotell Hangtd Bus WLi'. Berlin, Nov. 14. . "f. Kocli nnbliahen Rn artii'k IJeatche Medizir.Jche Wocfienechrift northe cure of tuberculosis, l'rtj. ,Koch ways lie la ytt unprepared to indi cate t'ie source from wbicli Ihe ciiMtiw m-uter is derived and il.e inetlio . oi its preparation, for the reason that txiieritnent work if -till in proKre-s." The Lvrnuh i? lesi'ribt d as consist in of a brown iti trunsp-trent liciuid. 8 t)n-imrel ad to be proi.f ngainst deteroration wl en dilutfil with water for ii!e. 't he matter is liable to deray, and it neccss ry therefore, that tin- att'nua'iMii he iwifei-tiv eterlized by lieat and preserved m a wad- dini covering or prei)n-d with a solution of phenol, sixty er c-nt strong. When taken into the -t- macn a vurativo matter proves to have effect, and if- must be ap plied ub-cutaneoiily by means ol valvtless ajriiiL'e, which should be rinsed aWolute.y clean with al cohol, and kept in Jperfect aseptic cond tion. Twenty-five hundredths of a cu bic centimetre of it intensely af I'ded a healthy man who whs -ubjecfed to un experiment, while two cubic centiiucntres applied t ;t jiu nea piij had bttle effect. I'rof. Koch iniett'd twenty-five 'undredtl s of a cubic centimetie under the hkin of his own arm and wmiiii a lew iH'Uib experienced a oniraition f the limbs and a nn i kid leciin of lassitude. At the fiiiin time !.e felt a desire to c nh, t itrt'ther with a difficulty in brcjf hinv. These svmptoins in c.ieai d rapidly nd in live hour? tie experienced an titiusua lv vio lent ruor, accompanied wi h nau and tho teiiipeiature f the h..dy rose r piilly. After twelve hours thcFymptou sbecan toa'mte a: d ti.o next day liis body resumed 'tu ii vit al di gre'!. ThV'lieavincss ol limbs and a languid feeliig con tinm d for several daya however. The game results follow when the fluid 13 appliedjto illw-pjesi tefor rni3erirtc Irom oiTilxlian tubert ulosia affi'Ctii-n!, hnt'in per sona affected with tubenulois the same qunnti'y produc-it a strontr. pen-ral an I local rt-s.c'ion. It is a-serted with confidence that ttie remedy may be considered an in- dispenaihle auxiliary to diagnosis inn in iiououni cases incipient consumption ran he posiiively didi?n'ed by its use. l'rcf. Koch exp.-essed the opin ion that his remedy will certainly prove a cure for incipient consiini tion. Whether, however, the cure will he final and definite is not clearly proven. THK STOCK MARKET. It Continues to Flucfaate Very Precipitately. New Yokk, Nov. 14. The Btock uiHiket to-day is much less active than for a week iast, the general list In-ing compniatively dull, with small lltn tu.'.li -n.- and practically devoid of any tealure. There was, howrver, no lack of animation on betia'f ot a d zen or more of tlie leading Mocks, and their fluctua tions were as laige as usual, the prevailing tendency being down ward. The cause of the reo wal of the unenMiie.-s was foun t th'S uiuriiiog in the di?paici es from aiiroad. which rt lle.-ted a lei-s con fident t 'lie and in dcated that the squei ze for money on tLe other si.le was bv no means over. Here ii ouey, telegraphed from San Fr.inceeo, avgugating $1,590,(HM, uavc a much easier toi.e to the money market. 'a OA II'. That Itlasted Tariff 1 Ruinating Kverybtidy You Know, London, Nov. 14. ir Lyon Ha) loir, in a e peecii at Leed "last niuiit d Writ at ureal lent' Ii noon toe tat iff policu of the United sutes. lie i itcii a host of statistics to sliow that the consumer always paid the extra duiy. Ti e tflectf oi taiiff will be daasirom to A me r cm n nirricul! nro. He de clared Canad.i will be ab!e to sup- py ureal tiriiain with all tlie iuou i-he i.o a gels from the United states, if x iinada would recon struct her tariff on revenue punci l lea. Kurope and Asia wi uld conmbute lo her future cjiniuer ciiil prospnty. Kefriring to the inea luspei tiou bill of America, :.e tlcclareil lmp-.-wenng ol oit president lo ',loycolt" natioi.s, waianact un Aoiihy of a great nation. The Boycott lias never hitherto been lecignizeJ by inter- muuini taw. Xllssuuury Work. Boston, Nov. 14. At a Metho-d..-t ini.-BL nary convention to-Jiy a number of appropriations weie made : For China, JWtUWO, M aysia, $8,000, Bulgaria, fltf.ntiO. tor worlt in Italy fjO.OOJ was voted. trad word's fine teas, with the cut-glassware that goes with them, forms quite an attraction and goes very rapidly. WORLD'S FAIR BUSINESS. It Is Not All Fair Sailing Among the Committee, Chicago, Nov. 14. With the approach of tlie next world's fair commission rumors of trouble ahead are numerous. Director General Davis feels he has been slighted by the local direc tory. It waa his understanding that he should have the appointment if his sub-cbiefs, but the directory has already appo nted two of them without consulting bim. Opposi tion t the scheme of the local direutoiy to place three or more fane buildings on the l-'Uce front is grow ing rapidly. At a subsequent meeting the meeting of the na tional committee on buildings and grounds several commis.-ioners asserted that the national board would insist that there be no m re than two buildii gn erected on the lake front. I'rei-ident Palmer sni.i on the subject, 'I sba.l resign if the plan outum-a at a recent un eiinii of the local directory is insisted upon. NEW RULERS' NEW LAWS. The First Act of the Now Council Is to Reduce Saloon License. El-gens, Or., Nov. 14. The new council ol Junction City lias been installed , and one of its brst otii- cial acts was to reduce the saloon license from 400 to $200 per an num. S. M. Yornn, who vas injured in the w reck at Chemwa arrived home lat-t night, and u; on examination was found to havesustained severe injuries in the chest. Several ribt. were broken from the sternum and two were fractured. THE WOI SDEU WILL KLl'OVKK All the Victims of the Late Disaster Getting Well, Portland, Nov. 14. Kpeakina to-dty about tlie condition of iho-e who were injured in Wednesday's railroad accident at Lake LuU.-h Dr. Cardweil said : " 1'hey are all doing nicely, in fact, much belief than could be expected. We have host's of bringing ihem all in rough although it will lequiie little time with some of ihem. 1 do not thiuk that any more will die." New War Ships and Methods. Washington, Nov. 14. Commo dore Denny, chief of the bureau. oi (iuiument in las annual ieiort j says that during the past fiscal wlioltv or partially equlppt a at a cost of $693,58 , and coal has been purchased at a cost of $451,093. The coomodore. say the lighting of ships of war by electricity inau gurated by tins government has now become so essential that no warship id consideied complete which is not so lighted. Southern Pacific Offers a Reward. Portland, Nov. 14. The South ern Pacific have offered a reward of $500ti for the arrest and convic tion of the paity or parties who, they claim, were implicated in the late disaster at Lake Labish. SLEEPING TWO IN A BED Young- Girls Shocld Not Bunk With Their Grandmothers. The custom of sleeping in double beds is one which is going and rightly going out of fashion, rays the Sheffield Telegraph. Of course evrt.v one kn;., theoretically, that it is far nore healthful t sleep a'onr. Hut of what avail has this ti.eotetic knowledgi been? The child bad first been allowed to sleep with its nurse a ru-w-t pernicious custom -or its elder siter or its ruotl er; Ihe growing giil ieers with iit roommate at rchocl ; il:e yoniig lady wth hei aunts at d her cousins and her girl friends fndi.-criminittely. People who would have hesitated to allow a bunch oi roses to remain in the room over night or a glowing plant, have nevei bad their own bed to themselves year in and year out. The pNnt which did not consume the oxy gen of which thir lungs stood in need, but precisely the effete gases thrown off by their own system was thought very injurious. Another pair of lungs breathing up the breathable air and infesting the remainder with the ies jur atory refuse of those phyncal oroctsses that are most active dur.ng sleep was not thought of with any objection at all. Yet. what a simple law of hy giene would not do, fashion, a no tion a to what is jriect." is b ginning to a chive. From fa-hion-abicfuntituteestxblh-hnientHthere comes the announcement that two si i gle bedstead are always called Tor at present with each chamber ctii'e furnished for what is know n as "w el' patronage." I low may fatal diseases, how in? ny cases of slow undermining mm! iiois -nii-jr of the syptem are due to this custom of promiscuous sharing of double beds on the part if v ung girls, who will ever ki-ow? Tbf f.ict w 'll never be fully real ized till ieople grow sensible enough to know that bed linen takes th insensible rejection ol the por- s as well as body linen, and who would care to wear another's br dv linen? Have your single bed, then, if possible; if not possible do not sleep with i person much older than yourself. Yonng cirls occ isionally sleep with their i grandmothers! CUBA RECIPROCITY. She Must , Have it With the United States or Parish. THE KANSAS SENATOR. A Carpenter Falls Tbroo a Hatob sad Is Killed Fnncial of fee Engineer and Fireman. Washington. N iV. 14. The de paittnent of stat. has reccwe' dispatches from Consul General Williams, at Havana, statins that the chairmen of the various busi ness associations has t een n quested, by the government, to appoint a committee to go to -paii. and rer-ort the views upon the neg -tiation of a reciprocity treat ies with the United State. II also incloses a translation trom an editorial iu the leading Havana paper, etrorgly favoring recipro city, and taking to task the Span-b-h cabinet for pro!:-vinoin! pert inns from Cuba imp-, tut at tending to encourage the Yankee to be more exciting. The editorial g--eson:o siy that the United States government U in iioiscssion of the most exact information concerning tne Cuban affaiis, ami that the inhumation in posse-sion of Secretary Blaine is ot so decisive a character as to enable him to say to Sp.iin, accede, agree, as t' the justness of my policy of commercial n ciprocity, or I will sink the sugir plautatioi 8 ol Cuba. The editorial adds that the day this prime industrv is to othei induFtiies wil be lo:-t with it. All other indus tries, it says, live and flouiisli because we plint cane, make Migar and s 11 it to the United Slates. Blaine knows this and acts accordingly. Trie New Messiah Dxrltement, Washing ton, Nov. 14. The la'e advices from the Pine Kidge agency, South Dakota, are to tin effect 'that the excitement among the Indians on account of the new tleseiah, is rapidly increasing. Some apprehension is felt. If active measures are not taken be fore long by the govern inent, a serious ouiorean mav occur during earlv spritig or even be'oie. It is said, bowever,1liat tb f,tvntr!st has ;lie whole situation in hand, and will at once and effectually crush out the very fiist signs of an uprising. 1NUALLS IS CONFIDENT. Seventy to Commence With and Thinks He Will Full Through. Kansas City, Nov. 14. An At chison, Kansas, special contains an interview with Senator Ingalls, regarding his chances for re-election to the U. S. senate. ''What," said Ingalls, "not win when I am certain of going into the fight with 70 votes within 14 of enough to elect me; I would make a light if I had but three votes and knew 1 would get no more." THE MURDERER HANGED. He Protested n Is Innocence to the Very Last. WoonsiocK, Out., Nov. 14. Reginald Birchell was hanged here tldt morning for the murder ofF. O. Benwell. Birchell met eaih cooly. He did not utter a ingle wotd from the time he leit thee II. bu left a written state ment protesiing his innocence. Base Balllsts' Base Action. New York. Nov. 14. Tre na tional league this afternoon ex pelled the Cincinnati club tor laying wit nciuos ineligible under the national agreement. California Forest Fires, Redwood City. Nov. 14. Forest fires are raging in the mountains 10 miles wt-st of here, an i alreadt about cigut tquare miles have been burned. Killed y a Fall. Tacoma. Nov. 14. JohnCo' ce -. a ship carpenter, fell through the hatch ot tne ship Karroo here to-day, and was instantly killed. Ftiemau's Uiitfoim Ball. The time set by the committee last evening for the grand fireman's ball is on thanksgiving evening Thu-ndav Nov. 27. The Atmory hall has been procured and the committee on decoration will be gin work at ome. The ball is given by the Albany Fire Depait- ment, the proceeds to go lor the purchase of fire extinguishers for Hie use of the Best ne Hook A Lad der Co. The invitations will be out in a few days and tickets will be placed on sale at Will & Link i musT sfoi'e at $1. 50 each. The Fire Department will appear in full uniform dress, and a rousing tnne will be had. Farmers Alliancn. The stockholders of the Wash ingion Farmers' AllianreCompsny ot Uakesuaie nave elected the fol lowing directors: J. P. T. Mo Croskey, Tennessee Flat; Nelson Howard, Cottonwood ; L. B. il liama, Garfield ; J. L. Seaver and T. Y. Williams, Oakesdale. The manager's report showed the busi ness to be in a flourishing condi tion. The capital stock was in creased from $10,000 to $50,000. THE MURDERERS. The Police Think They Have Them Spotted. Sbattle, Nov. 14. Detectives are scowing the country for Tony Miller and a man named T. John son, both of whom are thought to be implicated in the murder and robbery of Olat Ellingeon, the Swede, whose mutlilared bod; was found by two hoy hunters on the shores of Lake Washington yesterday morning. Johnson was the last een with Elliogsoit on the cable car going to Lake Wah ington on the morning ol the inur ter, and letters and photo graphs found in the valise of tin dec-need direct suspicion to Mill -r. The Chief of Police ha teltvraph-d to all towns in th -rat.and 6tates south, giving description of both men and asking for their arrest and detention. All usjiicious characters in the toi are being arreted, and since last night about twenty-five have beeL arretted, searched and jailed. It is thought that the murderen cannot possibly escape. The -oicemtn who was sent out to Lake Washington, to look over t .e ground at daylight this morn ing, "found about 10 feet from thi place where the body of the dea man was discovered, A b!o h -lung shot with which the first blow was very probably struck. The excitement among the woik iig class is intense and if the murderer is caught he will ver probably he strung up by tin angry .Swedes. WIRE CLICKINUS. San Francisco is having an epi lemic of the dreaded diphtheria. It is laid at the doer of bad sewer age. In San Francisco Mary Cornwall, aged 28, who fell from a balcony to he giound, a distance of twentv four feet, last Monday, while hanging clothes on a line, died from the injuries received. Burglars in New Orleans blew oten A. B. Meyer's rate and p ro il red therefrom $4,000 in cash and 30,000 in notes and bonds. 1 Sure Core for the Whisky Habit Dr. Livingston's Andidote foi Drunkenness will cure any case ol the liquor habit in from ten U thirty divs, from the moderate tc the dninkard. The antidote can be. given in a cup of coffee without csowieuge oi tne person tak ing it. The Antidote will not in jure the health in any way. Mun-, ufactured by ths Livingston Chemical Co!, Portland, Oregon ji fi-oin J. A. Cumming, Druggist. o!e agent. Ten Fine and Useful Presents to be GlTen Away. Commencing November 1st, I will present every one a ticket for each dollar's worth of goods pur chased, entitling the bolder lo a chance to draw t ne of the follow ing beautiful presents: 1. Large dinner castor. . $10 00 . 9 00 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Fancy fruit dish ... . Silver cake basket. . . 8 00 Silver card stand 7 00 Set silver knives and forks Double pickle castor. . Silver butter dish. . . . Single pickle castor . . Seth Thomas clock 6 00 b 00 4 00 3 00 2 (0 1 00 Silver cup F. M. French. Mr. Stanley's Pen work. W York World. If Mrs Do-othyTennant-Stanlev had not alreadva reputation ana oo I uriist she would make an itn-TeH-ion a a Writer. Her 1.0 d n Street Arabs, "whx'i have been collected from various per iodicals and published in book mi. with pen sketches by the 'Raga muthn" ani-t, are bright. attractive and entertaining. It will nte est young an is;s to know how she studies. "Which of us," she asks in the preface to her book. could draw a hansom cib or an omnibus from memory? You would have to start at the lamp--, the abaft the curve of the top, and the driver's seat many times before you could draw them. It would puzzle you to draw a po liceman's helmet, and you wolud probably make bis summer coat t o short. It would take you some time to master the fact that he has several plated buttons, that his belt has a snake tike clasp, and that Ills hat has a particular curve at the back. You must ex amine him very clos2iy so closely, iideed. that he will ex amine you suspiciously. There would be tewer lai lures in literature ana an and less dullness in life t' more people had the power of observing w hat (Misses ueiore tneir eyes." tUl EL REPARTEE Anronos ot stories, there are eome tunny ones going the rounds about a womau who is tne authoress ol a luo-t charming book. She is verv enthusiastic, and not long aao ct dinner party said: "Men in this ouutry don't know bow to love. If you want to see real love yon m ust go to Russia ; there a man says B mine or vou will die.' " Sunken dramatically and with her eyes flashing, everybody looked un mensrfly interested," until a courtlv old ge-.tlemon rose up fiom his chair and bowing most graciously, responded; "Oh, madame, how thankiui we arethat you came back to this country alive" Buy shoes of Klein to-day. GREAT RAILROADS. The Seattle Police After the Mirderers of the Swede. JUNCTION'S NEW LAWMAKERS Q. K. Torts Badly Brut is tlie Breath Dp -The Victims of the Wreak all Er oornlag Forest First la (M torsi. New Yobk, Nov. 14. In the Sun to morrow will appear a letter addressed to the editor, from Jay liquid, in which the writer says thi t there are a gtoup of roads, znown as the western and south western systems, traversing a moat fertile and rapidly developing ter- r . . . .1 tt . . . 1 lroryoiine unitcu ciaieu, nuu that the stock and bonds of these properties is held by a thousand investors in the fcast, and upon the prosperity of these roa ls nanv small investors depend for tividends upon which to live. ''Something over 18 months ago," writes Gould, "during a peiod cf zreat deDression three great back ing houses invited the presidents f these toads to meet, lne re ult of that meeting was the for mation of the so-caUed president' tareement. and it may interest you ti know the difference in the net earmng-tol this group ox roaas, is between the rates which were established and maintained for -tcveral rronths alter the agree ment and the rates that prevailed under the loose and disorganized state of affairs that existed be'o- the argreement was broken. I es timate the to'al number of ton moved one mile annually by this grouo to be 16.000.000. The auditor of one of these roads fur nished a statement, show in he difference between the rates under t'ie presidents' agreement and tlie present rates, which amounted 'o an increee of 1 4 10 mills per Ion per mile. Applying this difference. 1 4 10 mills to io.uuiiajw.ucv grcs annual tons for one mile, gives) i bo startling fijjura of $22,40J,010 annual decrease in the net ear ings ot this system of roads, :-s tet;een their operations nnc r the pre idents agreement, ai:d ti e lrooc methods now prevailing. Und- r this rondition of things it in huped tne oau aero can ue in- d'lced to call the presidenU' to siwttucr smain." . . K ILLKD WHILE ON BIS FARM. f aaerals of Es(lnr Msradden ad. Fire an au Neal. PonrLAND, Nov. 14. Capt.Isf c Thomas, the well k own ateaut- boat man, formerly master ot tne Lu ea Mason, was killed this af ternoon while working on a ditch on hie farm near Sauvies Islai d. eighteen miles from this city. He was superintending tne digging ot a drainage d ten and was standing in Ihe ditch when it was about fourteen feet deep. Without warn ing the earth caved in and buried Irm. The men proceeded to dig him out with all possible haste, bat before they reached htm be died from suffocation. The body when found was in an upright j o- si' ion. The bodies of Engineer Mc- Fadden and Foreman Neal were brought here to-day fiom Salem, where an inquest was held. The funeral of McFadden takes p ace tomorrow and Nea"s Sunday, both from tas Portland. For One Week Only. Special sale of embroideries ai.d laces at the Ladies Bazaar. Elegant patterns for 10 and 15 sents per yard. Don't fail to secure come of these bargains. Bow Tbey Caagbt Oa-.' Although William VVindom spent several years, prior .to his let urn to the treasury department, in and around Wall street, say tlie New York Star, he never suc ceeded in attaining any position of prominence, or even notoriety. in fan iicitl affairs. In this re spect lie preset t a marked con trast lot ne record ueually made by men w ho have occupied high positions in the treasury depart ment, ami who, on retiring from office, decide to go into the banktr g buisness, or otherwise cast their let in the streets. In fact, the financial district n full of men occupying high positions in tba financial world who were formerly government treasury official. Mr. John J. Knox, who was comp troller ot the currency, is president of one national bank, and Mr. II. C. Cannon, who held the t-ame position, is president of another. Mr. Fairchild, Cleveland, s sec retary of the treasury, is at the head of a trust company, and Mr, Hilhonse, a. former treasurer of the United Sta es, now preside over a similar institution. F.x Assistant Secretary Coon in a big stock-brokerage house. In fact, the experience that a bright man obtains in a responsible pot in the treasury i an almoet cer tain pas'part to pobition and broa. pentyin ibe street. It is now remembered that this rule did not work with regard to Wiudom. Fin Dressed Chlckea. Persons desiring a dressed chickeu shold leave their order at John Dieienger's meat market. He also keeps beef, pork, sausage, bacon and hams. Market on Fir-' street, across from Buss Hour9 '-.X '-"":. j ---;- m J i ma ' SA 11
