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ALBANY, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1890.
48
VOL. 5--NO. 2
TIE STOP,
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IS
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AND
IT K M FILLED WITH tllif EEII
TIONS 0." FASIIiONAiiLK GOODS,
lHAS'D KOBE
IExxxo Brass Suiits,
All wool suits from Al';ny Vtu-n Mills, Men's
Srviif-i.li Suits, Young Men's Tailor
Made Suits Iv !' t of T.;i;ti.s,
Iluinlr ils of I'altfi in to
Select From.
CV2P.C0ATS.
(iiiilranlml ScascnaMo ami Warranted Rea
sonable in Price.
H
Tli3 Lsaliflg
I"
The t'.mt low p:
Pasir.sr
"M 1 , f.dre l.Uir.t
ets, jihlliil
'ot!s in er.d'ffs
in'
vai;-tv. Low Jiriee
quality.
KO Wl i PLATES KO
Mmf
SMITH
COltfXITO)
D22;S 0VEC0ATS,
BLAIN
Aliaiiy, Orapn,
!doc iii Albany, of which the above cut is a pic't:r-, U .nranted.
r jtf y
tT
& SENDERS,
French
Warranted to . I Mr ri AM f.'WSI.
or rn-ne
rrfumUri
cure ..raAvvi.ui&
AFTER
arising from the ex.-cixe 'ist tit stimulants.
tobacco or opium, or tlir urh youthful nulls
crelion, over uidiitifen.T, tie., aueh as loss of
Brain Power, Wake'iiVe-.. Bearine bonii
Piiiin in the tiu . Senii.oi Weakness, Hys
teria. Nor ou- 1'ros'ratii.n, Nocturnal Oinis
iioiii). Leucorrli.M-, Dizzinc, Weak Memorv
Low of Power ami Imiwten . which if u
!vted often lead to preiiiatn.: old ai(e and
insanity. Price $1 a box; 6 lnxeS Icr 5.00
Sent by mail on receipt of praie.
A Vl(irr ilMKlMKI-: la given
wi:h every ib order received, to refund tnt
money if b rerniaiteiil cure is no'etretted
We h.ive thousands of testimonials from olii
4nd jounir, of both sexes, who have been
eeriuaiientjy cured by the Udo "f Aphroditint
Circular free, AiMrcssJ
INK APIIKO miICIF. CO.
Western Branch, l!ox, 27. I'orliand, Oregon,
For stle by Foshay A Mason, who csate wl
tftiil (It nuttist, Albany, oreieon.
RKAIE Pills
Ktr Female Ir
rt'irnbritif; noth
tru: iik: them on
the i nark ft. Never
ifail. jSutreasfulIt
used by prominent
lalie ni.intl.lv.
G'lftnnteei to
lieve eiif'ret.
ir!iiittruatim.
.i lion i re minimi?
ped. Sae time,
Ifvattli nnd money,
Take no other.
Hct.t to anv ad.
drexs by maii en receipljof prii'c, S2 (0. Ad
r,w tilir IScillrinr nmniiny
Vest liram h Hox t'7, I'orllalKl. r.
?olJ by Foshay Si Mason. Albany. 0rsa;e
i i 1 1 tt i f t t r it y a ni-e Hieo
.VI i U .1 i I i U il hhot iww.ler, I'ru nhello
: tr;Uv, t-r. .. an. I wi ) at ren oiiah'c
iutns, l'ini fr.r-.---f wlir-ii ynti cme 10
ay in our winter h;i:tolv if a iiiittinii t
ruit vour rin.-h r i u the iii-ul of that
. Ptsf ik k"J i inLr:nt.
cur:
We fit nut 1 1 i 1 1 lm t
' i ni u- t irrt-t t.'irn '! lu-rr it
'hi;;
nrici.
-ot, ari.i i m iifif in .i
sti:vai:t .v
IRON HARROWS.
uM ; 'fw;iri .-ox.
to forget thi.
Pn t imy un iron
li:irr'v until imi firut
1 1 will i ii tic
ROPE AND' CHAIN, nnivMnv
iii thi itKirKe. V e can noie t t pure
:n:inl'a, Ht mi vie mi any from 1-4
to 1.1-2. A I -HZ- ,f ih'nn from :t-lf)to3-4.
SThWAUT ,t SOX.
3ABY CARRIAGES
il the itinii embiac-i-t hood, fimtiMri w
mnny taiwi, atil lanritf in price from $8 to
i' there iWt a nicer lot o' mritiimonip'
iruit lakctfl" in the vallcv. We alw havei
w. tht we rent. srKWAUT SOX.
SEWINO MACHINES
Sfrjrt &
loi :lie lie Wheeler & Wiiiton, No, V.
THAT
f c Pay Ihc FreWit
ON
STOVES
THAT
'Ol' V FliOM US
f
Id
Tlie Celebrated
CUKE
Practical Dealers
BLOODLESS WAR.
N'o Outbreak Yet and a Peaceful
Solution Like'y.
UEK.tI.4N CONSl Ml'TION Cl'KE,
Asking for Premium! for Live Stock
Foot Ball in Yale and Harvard
Srli Fir.-
Waiusgton, Nov. 22. The war
ilepartuieut lias authorized the
number of Indian scouts in the ii
vision of I 'a kola to be iucrc;Ms
by live hun Ired men, wbi h are to
ie Hfl-- t-il from the Indian ihjIicp
rtiid If r diMciplined Indian
Majir iln!ield, tliin afienioon
saul every hour that iiassed with
out an outbreak brightened the
prospects of a peaceful gettltraent
f the pending trouiiie, secrera
ries Fioctor and rsohle were in
eoii-uliation with the president
this afternoon, wio manifest
lunch inteuvt in the mibiett and
di e i't d t!i t I wo n 'Miuonts ol eav
alrv thou d be f;nt to l'ine llidjie
from Arizona and ,ev Mexico.
Disuatches from tieneral Milec
blaie that the separation of the
iiiendlv and tnrliiili iit Indians 18
proceeding rapidly at l'ine Kidge
(ieneral lSroike anticipates no im
mediate trouiiie and thinks the
separation will make it an easier
task ot restraining the turbulent
Indians ftoin over acts. Telegrams
ere als received conlirmatoiy o
the report! that I lie Messiah craz
across the Canadian line nii'ler ill
operations cf Sitlii'K Bu'.ls einmise
"anes.
1IIK K4ICII D1SCOYKKV.
The tieriuaii Kmperoi I)ecor:itoi
Koch With a Title.
Hkki.in, Nov. 2'.'. The bePtowal
hy KinpHi-oii Widiam o! the grand
crops ol loe order ol l he Ked l-.agle
iijion l'rof K.-'ch was KHKelted to
iiiirl't. i ln is the lirst time this
decoration has been be-towed
upon any one wl.o did jiossess the
pitceediiiu curses ot the order
L'..oul.Ii contidence in ttu: ultiniaie
value of Koch's discovery has not
abated, the pu'ilic are disappoint
ed ov- r the immediate results
l'he treat in lit grows I'ailv, lroi
Koch as-siniants and others esti-
i.ate thai 17,00 1 cases have al
eauy been treated. A greater
numoerot whom were sulieriiiii
inmi exter or tnlierculoeis. there
were couiparaiively Jew caaea ol
tubercles on the lung's. Experts
are lieKiiimni! to concur in tin
opinion that ihe cure ol this dis
ease is unct r am. l'rot. Koch
blames the iires ( lor raisiiic exa
;eiaicd In pts ol l istant ueneht in
every form of tuberclosia. Many
physicians are ex pressing opinions,
ouie tay the possibility of a cure
ol lupos alone 1ms been proved
,tnd not sc eutilicadv estabii.-hed
Ui. Oilman who is eiuiiient
m hoiity on bieitera, says it will
ake lully a year ol lrequent injec
tions, besides treatment under the
.L'ht sanitary conditions to enable
one to f-jrin any reliable opinions
is to t"e curaoility consumption,
it her advanced or earlv stages.
Ihe opinion expressed by others
are varied but nearly all advise
:onservaiism untd timber experi
ment mine !i ok- positive the
effect of the remedy.
The lr.-llyniHr Failure.
( iircviio,
Nov.
Th privat
i,ank o W I, rieltyman, of tie
north t-id" clore l its doors this
icori.i ig I ins aMi-rnoon an as-
"iirntu nt was ni.idi' to the casliier
o: ihe lank, Joliiisoii, and at the
same t"m- In w.is made assignee
ol .t; .Ni.iih 1M i-ion lumber com
pany, in w h'uh I'reltyman is the
hfav est stockholder, l'retij' n.an
rs aisiu'iied his n al and n'-rsoinJ
e.s'ate. As-et-i aid iial ildics to
the concci ns and 1'iet yn.aii's cs
'ate will reach, il believed, a
mid on dollars. 'I he cause of the
a-sigiiiiifiit is the tight inoni'j
!:i kct ami iH bad etlei t on the
lumber company.
.1. hn I.. loinK H ell.
I'-oM ox, Nov. 22 - John L. Sul
livan siys that bis iccfints as an
aotor this season will aggregate
1,(100. He sas be won't fiirht
anyliody again. "1 a.n bound bv
contract to contract to contribute
to the present thearical season
w thout skipping a date. If I
should bieak in on the regular
season to I rain for a fight, I would
lose a let of money. As it is now
I am doiiiij bttter than fighting."
The only water filttrer that gives
perfi-et satisfaction are for sale by
Matthews & Washburn.
t'Mirl ! W'llool'IMl f'oi i. II and liron
imiiiediatcly relieved by Muloh'a t'ure.
S.i e by Kommiv :..a9 -n.
Thai h m kimi ca mi can he
i-iireil by ShiU-h'i 1 ..ire. We i
Koliay ,t .MaHon.
so quickly
.antee it.
Slfki-lis siniiT!.. mi.li- ini-.-rnt.lp bv that
f.-rnblec.)nh, S:,ii,.i,'.'u-e isthi- Iti-medv
:or y.m. For slc by t'oshay .V Mason.
Caraipii l R n. l(a'lli and sw ret breath
nccared, by Miir.h' Catarrh Itemedv. Prce
' cci.t!". atal Injector free. ForSae hv
Dwhay .V Mason.
For lame back. Hide or ch.al. inut Rhiloh'.
PorutK Pianter- Price 25 cents at Foshay
Maiion.
Siiiloii'.i Ci rk and Conmimptioq Cure is
foid In- ui on a trnarant.ir. ItcureaCon
uiutioii. For Sale by Fo-hay &; M won.
A MANIAC'S DKCII.
wo ana nto Ieatli an L'liMiHpect
- log l-Hdy.
Wbw ; iork, Nov. 22. The
pretty oraani-t in the Mariner's
Temple,Tt the corner of Catherine
and Madison etreets, is lying a
the Chambers street hospital with
a rfJ-caiawr bubet wound througl
her body. Her change of recov.
ery is exceedingly slim, iiltiimiuii
the d.x tor'who watched her last
night .luvc'drBDair . .,
"The yonfTg woman was shot as
she hft the ihuivh last night at
uciKit, wiien the services
were over, and the man who fired
Hie bullet was biuii ly a"remover
ot the Uonghei ty order.
(iladya I'nse i her name. She
is 24 yeirs old and a tall hand
some brunette of irreproachable
cnaracier. John 1 . Uavir, the
murderer, is 3 years old. No one
i p.iears to know just who or w hat
i.e ie, but that be is t razv there
an tie no doubt. Here is th
.tatement he made when ques
lioned as ti the motive for his act
ii in
tins woman is my wile, mv
Uwiul wife, and she refuses
live with hip. (.irov r Clevelara
fo'lows my wife about co'itinuou.-!y
and onlv this aft-.'inoon I cli:
lenged him, in a lodging-house, to
light a duel. This is a clear case
of p-e:neli,ated minder, and
meant to kin ncr. Cleveland a"
n church to night, and sat on her
right hand while she played the
rgan. .My second shut was re
-erved lor nun, and I wou.d luiv
killed him too, for I know wher
he lives.
"I was in a conversation to-dav
with the kings of Krance ani
Spain, ami they say I urn iustilii
n killing both her and that man
irover Cleveland "
WOULU'S FA I It COM USSIO
Live Stock Men Appeased an OJ'.er
of iOO.OOO rremliiinit.
CiiK A(io,.Nov. 2'. The national
commission to-day adojited a mini
ier oi conimnte r-i-it. includ
ng that of the judiciary committee
opposing the reduction of salaries
Another important action was the
lecision of the .inestion whether
not money awards siould be
granted to exhibitors. Live t-tock
men are demanding ftibstantial
awards in cjsh and are t ireatening
not ti make an txl.ibit unless the
demands ate counleJ wi'h
'omniissioner Rnssclf. of Nevada
introduced a resolution that the
local directory be ask til to apnro-
niate $200,000 for hve sin k pre
miums, this was rained. The
foiirnal savs this evening that the
local board ot directors propose to
take a definite isue with the
uatioual commission on the ques
tion ol mrid:ction, they not
liking the special report made to
tie comini.-sioner yesterday.
SCARED BY "A ItALLOON.
KiiiRular lEjiioranr of the Inhab
itant ofa Uuaaiun Village.
The account which recently
ipiieared in Novoe Vermoa of a
polloon voyage from St. Petcrs-
nirg to a point not tar beyou Ia-
log convevs a s'rikine picture of
Die benighted condition of the
Itussian peasant rvf even within a
lew hundred miles of the capital.
the balloon m question, contain
ing Colonev Poiuosszeff and Count
Covanko. pescerded at a place
at'ed .vioiistoi. ui me governmen
of On tz :!(Ki veri t:om Si I'etern
burg, and this i- what followed:
I line v. as a Panic; the peasants
tb'.iubt il at 'i.e Anti-Chri.it was
Ie s e ud ng from the sky and the
end of the wm Id was come
Women screamed, children cried
Mid all weie well nign out o
tle-ir uiMids with fear.
Damaging Fire.
Union, Or., Nov. 22. A lire oc
urred at Cornucopia yesterday.de
stroying two general meri-handu
tores, one In-loiiging l JeiseA
'ji ft'jii and the other to Thome
urtier. The rustoflie-! wai Isia
onsnmed.
SI I. I'll I KK I S TKE.ITKI) II V A
l;V Kit KK-V I LI.I NS flMtCKSS.
That there will be little bitlicultv
in treating the pulphuiet oris of
the gold distic lying between Kale
tnd Kover creeks, weir ol kelson;,
ihe McArthtir-lorest protess.
s almost Hyoti dispute. The pro-
es-i. has be-n triad at Djnver
'oloradoon or from Chihuahua,
M-xioo, with t'ie result of savnii;
Mirer cut gold and per cent
silver. On io-grade reirrctoiy
ores taken from Bulder, (Jiliiin,
Kio Orande, toneios and other
Colorado counties, the result was
even better than from the Mexican
re. In South Afnca I'i' tons of
oncertrates from the Kandt, con-
laiuii g SO er cpnt of pyrites, were
treated as a test, giving a result
rhso'1-iws: Cold in concentrates
befo;e treatment, 24 ounces 10
jjennvwaights ; gold in reelihi after
irealiuer.t, traces; extraction Over
ill dr cent. This method of
treating concentra'es has the ad
vantage of great simplicity and
economy, combined w ith the high
est ;fiic"icy in draclice and resu.ts.
In Scotland, w here the McArthur
Foiest Comptr.y has it niain
plant, ores from Chili are treated,
and enough money is . maid to
createb. a vaiue of $1( 50 fof stock
woath $ ) at par.
I. W. Simpson has just received
a line line of sealette jackeffein nil
styles. ; -
HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
Lady Jumps From the Sixth
Story Room.
AX
scAitr,
An JCxcn'sioa Train Rang into 8 Burn
ing Bridge Bishop Bckth
"''Djfar-Bii tfT".''-' r"
Xkw YoitK, Nov. 22. Mrs.
Charles Combs of Brooklyn, daugh-ter-in-law
of the newly elecied
ongressman of the thinl district,
:otiimi:ted suicide in a horrible
maimer this afte noon. She vent
lo the l'ierremint hotel and asked
for a room on the top lloor, saving
she was troubled wiih palpitation
of the heart and wanted to be
away from all excitement. The
manager conducted her to a room
on tin: sixth lkor, and soon after
she sent for a bottle of wine and
later larg for the chambermaid.
When tie latter enteii d the mini
fit; lady wvs standing w;,:i the
. ine gliss in her hand, v. i ;iuii! a
.void she dashed the gla.-s t the
door mid rushing to the window,
jumped out. She turned over and
over, struck wi'h terr-lic I n e on
the roof of t'ie extension, bounded
oil' and lauded on a large (loor urn.
-tanding in fr nt of the hotel, and
then she n lied to the sidewalk,
lead, w hen pi.-ked Up.
Her mother is in a critical con
dition from the shock. The sui
cide has been married seven
years, and lately suite red from il!
'iealtti and und jubtedly was tem
p uarily demented.
ew L.tii( i.f Ntemtier.
Oai.vkstox, Tex., Nov. 22. Ker
reseiitatives of the Chicago sytuii
ate closed an agreement with
capital is's which, it is id, mean
lno establishmeiit ol a new line of
steameis between ti.iive-d-'ii and
South Amei-'i; in pons. The com
pany have a capita! of .")0.iK),000
.ml wid 'Je known .s the I'an
Aiucrcan tr.tnsecnijneiital cm
pany.
Kan Into a Kurntiifr, Itri.le.
if? ax miknaudixo, ajv. zz. l lie
Raymond and Whitcomo excur
sion ti-j ran l do a.burnii-.g
in in ar o.tl- on ihe Sa:i a
road today. Ihe engine got
.icro-s the btide sale, but the
baggage car and one sleeper were
wrecked. ()ne car was bun.ed
nit no one was killed.
Knocked Out In Three KiiiiikN.
New sti.KA.-s, N..v 22. Tommy
W al ien ol Cal.loinia, and I nnui
Vliller of Indianapolis, f-;ug'it b.
lore the Auiliifion athletic club to
light for 1,0.10. Miller could
hardly hit W.iiien nt a!l arid was
knocked out in the third round.
CIosIiik Kanks.
Wichita. Kin.. Nov. 22. Tiie
om.iierciai bank of New ton closed
o-d,iv after a xn-U by depositors.
apital stock $75 (H. The bank i f
Whitewaier, which is a branch o;
the Newton and Oklahoma banks
tlso closed.
Kent the itcrnrri.
ClllCAfio, Nov. 22. Fileimker
to-night broke all previous equine
ecoriia lor luui. jiiniping. W ;tn a
un ot less t li in limiy hcl.hf
jumped over hais ."even hi t, tw
ind a halt inches high, wiiic-iil
cratching.
Warm Spring Coiiimil.n.
Wasiiixutox, Nov. 12. Patrick I
I. Walsh of Augusta, ia., was at -
pointed a ineinbcrol the Waiui
jiruigs Indian commission, vr e
ill, ol Pennsylvania, declined.
l!it(h .luinping.
Piiovipkxci:, Nov. 22. At Nar-
agauseit to-( ay, 1. K. Imeivan.
if Poxbuiy, Mass., broke lh re-
id for u stand. og high pimp
vilhout weight-, clearing live feet
ind two and oiie-foui th inches.
Vale and Harvard on Fool Itnll
VuiNtiFiKM). Mass.. Nov. 22.
Che Ya:e and Harvard footi'all
earns lint here this afteino-in.
rweidv live thousand peoiiie were
m (i.e ground. Harvard won by
fccore of 12 to 0.
Shot and Killed.
IIkitxer, Or., Nov. 22. loft-ph
Dean shot and instantly killed
rank Clillbrd this al'tri:oor.
the men qiiarreiied over dice
A Wrchtlliifr Match.
S.x Francisco, Nov. 22. I'vans
.ewi. the strangier, weighii g IKS
prsinds and Joe Acton, weighing
lt)2, wrestled wi-iugni at ;ew
Wigwam for $500 a side and t;" per
ent. of the gate receipts, t-y
terms of ma', h Lewis was to
throw Acton twice in two hours.
e only succeeded i.i th'owing
um "nee m that lime and the
matc'.i was aw arded to Ac'.on.
House and Lot For Sale.
On Seventh street between
Montgom-ry and Railroad streets.
or particulars inquire ol . L.
Cassell.
Ladles Fine Shoes.
I make a specialty of handling
ladies tine shoes. I carry some of
the best brands made in fine and
medium grades in widths from A
to ICE. All warranted goods; uo
trash, and will repair any pair of
thoea of any kind sold that will
rip or break. Samuel i'.. Young.
A KECKKAXT WIFE.
She la I'.niud Afuc a Long Search
Mkmpius, Tenn , Nov. 22. Dr A
(t Law sou of Salt Lake City, alter
iiuntii g over tlie country since
last .August, tound his recreant
wife in this city to day in tht-oni
pany of a printer named Walker
It will he remembered that Mrs
Lawson wvnt from Salt Like to
Si.n Jrrancisco early laaf Aiiru.-t
sold some real estate belonging to
her and the doctor for $18,000 nnd
then"" utartexl fcast; telegrafililng
mm to meet ner in ijnicago. lie
eanie, but couldn't find her and
.ias since lu en hunting for her.
She claims to have married
Walker m Denver. She would not
cave him until Dr Lawson threat
-ned prosecution for bigamy, when
'lie agreed to leave bun, but she
-am tnai sue would return to bin
w hen she could.
She a-serls l bat Lawson bad al
ways been unkind to her.Hiid that
sue abandoned huu to escape hi
persecutions. Lawson savs that
she eloped with Walker once he-
lore, but be got her back.
1 here appears lobe something
Hissing in the Slopes of both.
Lawson aH:-eits that bis wife and
Walker have ma le away with the
H8.000 she got in San Francisco.
i tie woman claims to be a niecebv
marriage of Genet al Lew Wal'ace.
lohn L KxhlliitN Ills I sual Iimtincta
Tkkstox, Mass., Nov. 22. John
L Sullivan and Duncan 1! Ilarri
ion, with olber mt-mleis of their
otiipany, ttruck this city yester
day. Millivan celebrated iii his
usual maimer and nearly broke hi
neck by falling tluou. h" a window
at the city bote!. During the
ittei noon he vaued the monotony
y k cKii g Ilariison in the back.
! larrison wen' lo Piuton to-lay ai
i eared his spine .as injured."
No Comfort for Murderers.
r v- ... ....
i "miii vKii, am. iiie re
cent decision -i tin Washington
su pi erne court :.s to the insufli
ciency ol the trial upon lnloi illa
tion in cases where the crime was
committed prior to the a, t doei
not atl'ect the Fredericks-m mur
derer-- who were regularly indicted
iiy 1 lie grand jury.
A Misplaced Switch.
Kaxkakkb, III., Nov. 22. The
'outh bound last ni id on the
Illtno:8 Central was wrecked this
ii'T-iing The f'rer.ian was
cr.iHhi.lto d-atli. Tin engineer
ad a eg cut oil" and an c.iui
-uatier i. ine accident was
caused by a misjdaced snitch.
1 1' itrnooiiK hy M- l'alrict,
I'lIU tre lo jm: hi r.
l'.ccaus'e -they never disapjxiint.
Mccaiise they produce a pleasant
a t arrie eti'ect.
llei-ause they not only physic,
but cleanse the whole system and
ivgiuate the hvt-r and liowels.
For sale at 25 ecu's tier box by
Foshav (V Mason, druggists.
French laiiHy. Wafers.
These w afers are a sure and safe
-pcuin: tor all kinds of Icmale
troubles and w ill reaiove all ob-
-tructions to the monthly period?.
no matter wtiat tlie cause. Thev
ire just what every woman needs.
and can Vie used safely. For sab
iv the Livingstone Medical Co..
manufacturers, Portland, Oregon, I
aiso Irom our sole agent, .1. A. I
Cumming,
druggist, l'lumheig
iiock, .Adiaiiv, t 'li-g'jii.
Tall. About Freisht Kills.
Well -.ie have itist iai 1 the
reiifht from the east on one bun-
1 rod Forest t 'iiy express wagons,
lie of w hich we proisise to give
iway with eai-h can of Forest Citv
kin
po dir.
all gicie.
t ome before-
thev aiv
liespectfully
. V.. P.now XKI.I..
Kl impiiir; It, .no I ro.
Any one purchasing if 1 w nib of
.mods" at li e Lade s P.azaar this
u-:-k can have any one pattern
f-ua the ir n -w sfbciioii sla.-np-d
i'ree ol cliarge.
Nursery.
.McsrJ. Hyman I'.rownell are
piliai'ed in their nnrseiy to fui
nish all kinds of stock, and those
intending to pi i lit should call ujkjii
them.
The I. each Kousler A: Raker
T'lOre ladies hi Albany who
!esir! to procure the larger size
of the above named useful house
hoi I article send in their orders on
p istal cards at once to Mrs. A. M.
Talt, Albany, Or. Agents wanted
for L;nn and Benton counties.
Notice.
A complete assortment of 1847
Kagers P.ro., knives, forks and
spoon, at lo.vest prices at F. M.
French's jewelry store. War
ranted good.
Cornet! Corsets!
We make a specialty of Ucies
id mioses fiu corsets and w f ts.
We have a drive in a F nch
sateen corset at 75 cents. I xtra
good value.
Aiit-KL K. Y sa.
Klein Jlnis. will, have special
salts every Saturirayroirering the
public immense bargains.
For n:ce fresh pies, cakes dough
nuts and every thing in the baking
line you cannot do better than to
call ou Parker Bros.
A FIERCF FIGHT.
Jackson Fai s to Uhip Goddard
in Light Iliunds.
KI II.IMM. ( OLLAl'SED,
:le Found H i ftiU-A Mioera Stiiko-
Tire,
Sax FitANt-iht'o, Nov. 22. Tlie
teamer Aiamend:. fi..m Australia,
rings the news tl al lVtsr Jack--oti
and Joe ,.ddai'd fought liefore
.he Sydney Athl. tie Club Uctotjer
.1. Jackson was to st.op (ioddaid
n eight roiin Is, r.ni failed to Io
-o. Theii-ht was f the hurri-
afie order, g-ing ;.t it baiiimei
md tongs inmi l;rsi to last. All
I'd thai l iodd i-.l ,,nil the lK'tler
-t the lig'-l aii ''.lough, hut a dis
igrct meid I'll v -cm the judges
eseU .1 in ihe ' gut being declared
. draw.
XI CAl lSK FOit A I. A KM.
l'he Kxclleinent Is I'lirallrd
for
and No Danger.
Mixmaioi is, Nov. 22 A
tanding Kock agency, N. D.,
-pecial to the Tribune says Maj-ir
McLaughlin's visit to sitting tin
amp pad the elleet of fcloi.nim
for a time at least the trtiost
iances. McLaughlin received a
l-l'er from IJnll yesterday who
-ays he has taken his friend's ad-
ice and stopped the dam-e-.
i'.ull's child was very sick or he
.ou Id have come to the agency U
lay to draw rati. n. I is report- d
ere that Hull's followers are
growing less, because the Messiah
as not apjieated and that dis
courages the chief. The agent
h.nks there is no probability oi
rouble and may not be this wili
er or spring. He is working bar I
n the Indians with a corps of
h'e asbislant-1, and is making a
strong argument against the craze.
. eopie on tlie eat side the
iv. r are tleeing for their lives,
w ith no one in pursuit, The ex-
;te iK-;it N all unwarranted. Th-i.-ix
rNof a massacre forty mile-i
outh ae iielieved to be unfounded.
No iKornii: axticipatkd,
Imui, Nov. 22. An Indian
'isi..g 19 not aniicipated in the
'.nadian Northwest, althoug'i
i g'y lumors are ailoit. A patrol is
'eing maintained along the
oundary.
STM.I. TMK OK PAXUKIl.
MisxKM-oi.is.Nov.i A spcci -l
the Tribune from Mandan. N.
!l. savs set t iers nr eiuniiiu int..
., e? ......
mis, lorty miles west of here, all
ay. roving-rni'ius having scared
ii'-iri, More guns were shipjied
night. A dispatch from Fort
vogn srates iiiat tlie Tl infantry
leaves Keogh Monday motningfor
Port I. in: (.in It is reporiou at
Keogh, f-o.n Kllis and Miss-u'a.
tat they have received similar
rdeis be ready for active work in
North Dako a. The action of the
idians satisfy everybody that
-ave danger exis's of in out break
i ihe spring if riot before.
A it A HN lit KNKII.
iL.en ami Catl - ri-hed (in the
FUme.
v.nt Iio,, Nov. 22 A large
ani, on the Win. Hill ranch, west
of this citv. containing one hun
dred tons of hay. was destroyed
by tire la-t evening. Six hoifes,
e vend cows ami calves perisheu
i'i the ll.i:iieJ. Loss estimated
PitV1, in insurance. Fire stip-i-o.e
! to :,e iocendiary.
A M.nssti-r Teflon.
N::w Yokk, Nov. 22. A un etui-ol
the li'itiauof the SiU-ii.ui
exile i. Vti in ass..ciat:i u was held
th-s ateiin.-o!i. t.eirrt K'-nnan
ad - iH-a'-d lb pul. lie itiou of a
periodica! for citculat'ou in tins
country ami lius-ia as means .f
i r nging to puMic notici i he con
iilioll of tie; Silx-iian i-xiU It is
iinnoiineed that IOi).(nH) names
wi re obla ii"d to the ctitioii p,
he foiwa-!d to t be Czar.w i. h the
view to induce him lo set some of
Siberian exiles at liberty.
Fastest Time Itut One,
Svk-ktox, Cal., Nov. 22. Chief
Th"rn. a two year old pacer owned
by L. l Shippeu made a inil in
t!u time of 2:2'l.j. The judges
antiouneed tliat it was fastest re
cord ever made by a two-year-old
pacer on the coast, and fastest but
one in the world.
The Scare Is Dying Out.
MlSNKAPOUS. Nov. 22. 1 hn
Tribune's Bismarck special says:
The Indian scare in this section is
suosKiuig. nanger is now believed
to be at P.ne Ridge and other
southern agencies.
Episcopal Bishop Dying.
Atlanta, Oa.. Nov. 22 Bishop
John Ueck with of the Fiscopal
diocese of Georgia is dving of para
lysis. A Destructive Fire.
Pei.i.aiki:, Ohio, Nov. 22. A fire
destroyed the most valuable part
of the lM!aire stamping works
this evening. $101,000, insurance
50,00J.
Befor? urchasing your Artists
materials examine the new stock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cumming, successor to 11. t;
Hubbard.
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