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THE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 18iI.
glormnggaUttaTtcraM
ON SALK.
The Daily Hkk.u.h wi:i w on
Bale each inorninir at II. .1. Jtmes'
book store. where it i tn be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINJS ABtT T(IVn
i.) to Searls' for a
shoes.
new pair : i
School hats,
Lazaar.
A lint; line of
Scar!.-.'
Count v court
at the Ladies
school lilies at
will convene to
morrow.
New st vie neckwear
ut the
Ladies I'.azaar.
A complete line of gents im nish
ing at Seails.'
Mr;'. C. I.. P.nish, of l'oiilaiid.
is visiting in lbs city.
(ieo. Alexander, of the Leabiion
Kxpress, was in tin city yesterday.
Mr-.. Mack MeCnUoeh. of IVn
dleton, was in the city yesterday .
J. II. Kirk:itriek, the Seattle
real estate dealer was in this city
yesterday.
The advettiriiig ear of McM.t
hor.'s circus will lie in this city in
a lew days.
$IO,rm) still left to loan on
farm security, immediately
,-lv l.v
X. Steele it Co.
The Ladies nid Society
meet to-dav at e. m.,
w il !
.Mrs. .T. M. Irving.
O. 1 Coshow Jr. r. turned yes
terday from Salem, wheie he weld
to attend the itineia! of his grand
father. tieo. llumphtev bought yester
day for Seattle parties the snau of
latge grav hotsrs owned by ('.
Crandalt, for f"W.
K. I. Cusick cair.e up from
Salem yesterday, and is iU with
la grippe at the residence of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Cusick.
Julius Urtidwohl h:n opened ::t
his Oolden Utile l'.a.aa.- stole a
line o( finely finished levs' safety
bicycles, which will be sold miicii
cheacr than they can be ui -chased
elst-w here.
I Sreat reduction sale nf.trimel
and untrinied hats at the Misses
Ball on Wednesday and Thursday,
juices lower than ever behwe
known in Albany, remember
Wednesday and Thursday.
P.. F. Talder, J. F. Whiting,
Holiert Brown, W. F. MeCoon,
went to Astoria yesterday to at
tend the (J. A. U. and W. U. C.
encampment. A la rife number
from other places also went dow.i.
luilureitt l.vhanou.
The general merchatidise busi
ness of C. P. Montague at Lrha
uon was dosed Saturday on an
attachment from San l-'ranci-c
creditor!) for $MMH The plainlilt.t
are Calm, Xickel-burg Co.,
fl!ilf.i."; I'.othin Manufacturing
Co., fii7."iS: I'. r.erwin A Co..
$4.Vit: P.P.. Pi.M-k.'cCo..ML' L'O;
Straus A Levy, ifSt). : -C ; Murphy,
liranl A Co., fv.i7.L'; l.iere. Flick
A Co.. JH; A. Schilling V Co..
$170."-. Total, i J.V.7.N-.' Hewitt
,V Irvine ate I he attorneys for t he
plaintills. Full li:'biht i.s will
auioitut to about T-'U.OOO, while
the a-'sets. cotisi.-tini; oi a latge
s'ock of goods, a huge farm and
considel able v.il l.lMe .lo;ei!v in
Lebanon, ha e been c-tiiiia'ed at
i70,(Kh. His rriditots will un
doubtedly be paid in full. Il i
piuh.ihle an a-sgiiinent will Li
ma lo in ord 'f to settle the matter
impartially.
Nut Vrt FiiiiiiiI.
The 1k.1v of the uiil..r!nnalo
pioneer, lliclc Samuel Colvt i , v In
I vt-t his lite in Southern Oreiim ,
had not been foiiu I at la: I ac
counts, although there can be n
doubt that he was exhausted 'Hid
perished not very far hum when
ids hoi se wan f - il nd dead in tin
treacherous pot-hole neai the l.t ;e.
Colver's leg was hinki n, audio
was only aide to walk with the
assi-tance of crutches, and Iheie is
small hope of his being able to
escaie from such a situation, al
though for a lime his friends en
taiued the idea that the iudomita
ble energy that characterized hi
earlier years might nave carrie I
him safely through.
Our t nTorl uiiute :iy.
The Tacoma News says; Fate
seems to be a;jaiii-t the navy.
First we had none. Nov that we
have few ships, the long inaction
of the naval ollicets has eiiahled
them to forget :ll about na
t ion. I ui ing the imI'oi niances ol
the squadron of evolution the I'.os
toll was grounded three times, the
Chicago ami Atlanta once each.
The navy is now laid up for ie
puirfi, and the government is pub
lishitig a "want ait.-' fcr a pilot.
Still MUsini;.
No clue has yet been found of
ti. Nagley, the man who disap
peared from the livery stable last
week. It is generally suppose.i
that he has committed suicide by
drowning himself in the river, as
he was heard to make tetnarku o!
a despondent nature, wishing
himself out of the way. Probably
a disappearance that will remain
a mvttery until the river reveal
bis dead Uxly.
mu mii.
On Tuesdav evenin: April 7lli
Mrs. W. J. Plymale of .lackson
ville, (irand Secretary of the Matt
Con vent ion of the Kebecca Ih'giee
I. O. (. F., accompanied by a
limber of others, w ill vi-it Peula
HeU'cca dcg'ee lodge in this city.
All members are seeial!y invited
to lie present.
K.iiializntiun.
The tax-payers in seh.xtl dis
trict Xo. I t will meet on Wednes
day, Aptil Sth, at 1 o'clock, to
eptalie the assessment for the
taxes tor the current year tchool
J;XpeilSi'S.
Deulli i.f ICubrrt Conliuw .
Aj the residence of Mr. aivtf Mrs.
! Ileiify b'ogers. in Salem, Saturday,
j April ttli, ISill. Uobert ("oshow,
: died of la grippe, aged SJ years, 11
months, and o days. The deceas
ed was born in the city of Lexing
ton, Kentucky, on the :!0th day of
Aiuil. ISi'S. His mariiane with
i Miss Julia Perm took .place at
j Cuuiietsville, Indiana. Januraiy
' l.vjs. and there they resided
until ISTiO, when thev moved to
town. The death of Mrs. Coshow
occured April "th, 1S"1 forty
vearsago. Since tliat time the
1 deceased has made bib home with
his childien, ol whieii there were
I ten. Those w ho survive him are M rs
j Mr. II. Careiiter. Mrs. Ir. S. II.
Jessup, ami Mrs. Henry Uogers.of
j Salem: (. P. (Joshow, of Brow lis
i ville; Mrs. Kdith Kevs, of Paloitse,
Wash., Mrs. Uache'l Pureell. of
I Salinas, Cal., and Luther Coshow,
! of Idaho. Mr. Coshow has been
a resident of Oregon since ISiili.
AIkjiiI a week ago he was stricken Schools should be sure to send
dow n w ith an attack oi la grippe ' delegates and let us make this a
and. notwithstanding the best of progressive and enthusiastic meet
medical aid was rendered, death ling.
cametohiiA. The relatives have
the sympathy of their numerous
friends in their sad beieavemeiit.
A 3:ic- li:u Lie Oueilli.il.
The Oregonian says: "The
railroad companies will probably
take a hand in the sugar question
before long. It 's not likely that
the price ol sugar can remain
cents -r pound mole in San
Fiaiii'iaco than in Xfw York, as it
umu 'i .l.v in two since, for auv
-'real length of tune." So said ii
railioud man yesterday. "There
is only a nominal rale for sugar
from the Fast here on the taritl's
of the railroad compani- s,'- he
couliiiiK d, "lor there has been uo
sugar shipped overland, but proba
bly a rate will I e made. The peo
ple of t hid coast have derived no
heitelit from I he duty having U-en
taken oil' raw sugar, and w lute the
manufactured article dirpped to
I'.. cents there, it remained at f.
i-eiits iu San Francisco. Spieck
els dil not pay any duty on raw
sngai iioin the Sandwich Islands,
o the doing away with the duty
on raw sugar did not reduce the
price of his raw sugar,' and he doc
not intend, evidently, to reduce
lie- price of the maiiufaciui i d art i
c!e, and thereby reduce his profits,
-mch a diU'.-ieiice iu prices at the
F.asl and here cannot be main
tained long."
'I u ! ii.lv.
The Ladies' Bazaar will intro
duce I lie style of '"sales days." and
on next We lues day and Thur: da
they will base a special Stile oi
! heir elegant and stylish trimmed
millinery , consist iug ul all Hie lat
est novelties iu hats, toqie-s and
bonnets I .1 ladies, misses audchil
dren. Fad i hat will he marked
in plain ligures at les t I ha.ii one
hall its actual price. This is no
clearance sale, but a special stile
.lav of the most seasonable goods,
and will last but two days. Hon't
fail to bit this sale and secure
I he greatest bargains everollertd
in the millinery line. Positively
for two days only.
Alliance Iu Jukiuu County.
S. II. I loll, county organizer,
Hot I. ill" Since instituted Fdell
Alliance, the
county, with
inentheis. The
w ere elected :
I loit ; ice-prc
li ivt in Jackson
eighteen charter
following ollicers
i iesmcn.
Sident, t led K.
President, S. II.
Fin ry ; sectelarv. Ftlgar Anderson :
lecliuer, .1. ti. Norton; treasurer,
Arthur Furry; chaplain. W. T.
A ndersoii ; lt?w art. Milloli .Ander
son ; gatekeeper, Miss Ida Bishop.
The alliance is mui-polrtical and
iion sei tai ian. its principal objee
hei::g the advanceuielit of the
farmer's interests.
ltetl ut-l luu Multt of M llliiK'r.v,
At Ida M. Polish's next Wedns
day and Thursday April Stli and
fill, tin al. cash sales for the Iwo
days, all the latest styles in hats
a id houu -tstiimmcdand untiiuim-
c.l, prices lower than ever atlbred iu
Ail-any.
tilll.iul Visit.
n next Monday evening, April
Btth, Hon. .1. .1. I'.tly, ol Hailas,
uraud master of the A. O. C. W..
wili visit safety lotlge. of I hi city.
All iiieuilieis and sojourning
brethren are requested to attend.
-li..l Klrt-iioii.
TI e result of the school election
iu Shed. I last Saturday, to lill the
places of the two directors who re
signed. Wtis to fleet Mr. McCor
miek ami Mr. John I'avis to the
places.
Notice.
Hr. McAlister has leliirni.l to
Albany ami will receive patients at
his it siJence, corner of Ferry and
Ninth fll reet;;.
v A GOOD PROPOSITION.
Aa F.iteiKive Uaaafkctariug Conceru
Druirous of Locating iu This City.
Concerning proposition of the
Oaklaml, Cal., Knit Hosiery Vo.,
to the Albany board of trade, to
l remove their factory to this city,
sihe liegonian contains this inter
i ?jew :
Charles 1. P.iran. of Albany,
a in the city yesterday,
and "'in conversation with are
porter said :
ThePoard of Trade of Albany has
received a communication from a
gentleman hele in Portland, who
makes quite an iiiqioitaul proposi
tion, which if accepted would he of
ineaieiilable beiu-iit to Albany,
lie says, substantially, that a com
pany in Oakland, Cal., engaged iu
the iiianuiaciure of knit hosiery
and having a plant w hich cost over
$ 1011,000, w ill entertain a proposi
tion to move its machinery to
some town in Oregon where water
I tower is available. The company
: lias not been successful so far,
; ow iug to the high price of fuel, and
heiists its desire to locate in some
town where watei-power can
I, 'substituted, jiiov iileilsuch town
li-ill subscribe to the ci pital stock
suthcieut for working capital, and
also secure gratis or for a nominal
sum the site ami motive Mwer.
This plant employs L'OO operatives,
thirty-live of which are males, and
has a daily output of about 1000
h. mills. It" will he seen at a glance
that the factory would be a valu
able acquisition to any town in the
Willamette valley, and 1 think
Albany will take advantage of the
oiler.
I.I NN COUNTY S. S. CONVENTION.
The annual convention of the
Sundav Schools of Linn county,
will be' held on the L'.llhand :;0th,
of April. IS'.U. in the Methodist
Fpiscopal chuic'i, coiner of Third
and Khsworth streets, Albany,
Oregon.
Hie pastor and superiniendeiit
of each Sunday School are each
members of this convention by
virtue of their ollices and each
Sunday School is entitled to a
delegate for every L'O member or
I fraction thereof more than one-
; half.
I on't forget the time and place,
but come and work to increase the
etlieieticy of our Sunday Schools
throughout all parts of the coll atry.
By order executive committee.
. P. Comiow, Jr.
Sectetaty.
BIliiWNaVILhE NUIKS-
I'.ltoWNsMl I K. April ', 'ol.
I.'. N. Mel tottald and wife visited
j Albany Saturday
I P. Moo-e, W. P. Flmole, U. K.
, Teiupleton. J. F. Veutior. I'r..l.
T. P. Flinn, Prof, and Mrs. iar
j laud, C. L. Knapt, Mrs. J. P.
Howe, Misstiiace Uiley and Miss
Sarah Coshow, was in Aibanv
during the past week.
On the 27th iust . i't the iei
deii. e of Mayor Uoby, the follow
ing friends m t to celebiate Hist
anniversary of his birthday: Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Kiik, J. M. Jaeger
and wife, U. M. P.iadley and lain
ilv, .Limes Shea ami family and
T. B. Biggins. Huiiiig the even
ing the company were serenaded
by t he Blow nsville Col net Band.
J. M. Mover arrived home from
Poitland Satniday.
.1. B. Henderson left, for I'nia
iilla county t he first of the week
lo sell I he Challenge Churn Power.
He will be I. idled at Atl.eua.
Miss Hatlie Che-uiey, of Albany,
h is (or two weeks past been visit
ing Brownsville friends.
Bev. J. M. l.-ugitet, of Portland,
was in this town on Thursday,
coiieit ing snbsci ibers lo the Not tli
wet ('hiistian, a paper lately
founded in the interests of Chiis
liau church.
Mrs. May Lynch and Miss Ollic
Chandler returned fiotu Amity
Saturday.
K. N. Curl n tinned from Scio.
latt Tuesday.
The infant child of I-'.. Belts has
been very ill with remit taut fever.
O. Willard. of Washington, has
for the past week been the guest of
Win. McKinlry and family.
M-s. H.J.C. Averill, who for
some time past has been perioiisly
unwell, is improving iu health.
On .Monday last the Brownsville
Cornet. Band received their new
brass instruments. Thev are of
,.e best make, and beautiful in
finish
S. B, Tycer is troubled wilh an
attack of the mumps.
('.Howe, of Alhany, who has
lieen visit. n relatives of this place,
returned home Tuesday.
T. S. l'ilisbiiry has mi H'u-iently
recovered from an attack ol
rheumatism to again be on the
busy side of life.
Mrs. B. F. Chtlds, who has suf
fered severely from la grippe, is
convalescing.
O. I'. Coshow and wife on Mon
thly left for Salem, having been
liolilietl o; the sickness cf the
father of M' Coshow.
N. B. Siandish left for Krlland
Monday to attend to business for
the Blue Biver Mining company.
Mrs. B. II . i rover paid Lebanon
friends a visit Monday.
Bev. Carpus Sperry.of this place
attended the protracted meetings
lately held at. Lebanon.
Bev. L. Y. Bailey, pa-tor of ihe
Christian church, lias moved with
his family to Woodbnrn.
Mrs. K. 1). Ilagen has sttli'ered a
relapse and is coiisidetably worse
in llsallh.
'I't Si i ka."
Cioup, whooping cough and
hrouchttis immediately relived by
ShiloirsCure. Forsaleby Foshay
iVi Mason.
OREGON CROPS.
Bulletin No. 4 Iasaed by the Oregnn
Meatier Eureaa fur the Past Week.
Mr. Ii. S. Pague, of the Oregon
Weather Bureau, lias issued crop
weather bulletin Xo. 4, for the
week ending April 4, which is
made up from reorts received
from 17.'! correspondents. The
various conditions and prospects
as reported are given. Statements
made are from written reports of
reliable men in ev-ry section of
the state.
Weather Cool temperatures,
frosty nights, showers, fresh w inds
and two cloudless days have been
the characteristics for the week.
While the temperatuie has been
below the normal for this time of!
tneyeai, yet mere nas neen a
gradual rise, but slow, iu the heat
each day. The frosts were general
and frequent, but owing to the
retarded state of fruit buds and
vegetation, there was no damage
done. The showeiH helped to keep
the soil wet, thus delaying spring
seeding, the dampness ami cool
winds have not been favorable to
ti e young l.imlis'aiid some losses
therefrom are reported. Light
hai -storms doing no damage,
occurred in many sections on the
'tith and L'7th lilt. Snow fell iu
Lake county to a depth of '2 inches
on the 'Jtith.
Crops While the weather con
ditions are not favorable to a rapid
advancement of vegetation, yet it
is rather beneficial, as it allows the
roots to gather strength and gives
a slow but healthy growth. F'ali
wheal is reported to be belter
stixiled and rooted than for many
years. Spring seeding in Southern
Oregon is well along. In the Wil
lamette valley it is greatly delayed
rx v i.t t ha lii.fh.ir 1 .1 n I lit
i....t .... i-. ;...,
higher tan I.
I i.mit'l II .'H tun il. puun. ui i nunc
it is half done, in others just com
mencing. The acreage of spring
sown grain will be larger than lasi
year. The cool weather continues i
to check advancement of fruit,
hence is beneficial to it, as it is
less liable to be injured by "late
frocts. Fruit is furthet advanced
in Jackson, Josephine and Benton
counties than in any other sections
of the state. The snow is gra b
ttally leaving the foot-hills and iu
the Coast ratig.1 it is nearly all
gone. Warmer weather Keen's
approaching. The :rass is growing
and stock are getting along very
well.
Health The general hea'th con
ditions are reported to be good.
Colds are less frequent and no un
usual sii-kne-s prevails.
OREGON.
Dear fireif.iii.'oiir native land.
Sweet land "of fruit ami tl. overs
My lace tliy gentle zephyr lanm-tlt
l liv liHMintains i-tailU like towers
Thy iiilN ai l valli ys re tno.l i;i hih!,
We love thy vvonillanil no-vers.
Hear Oregon, thy snow p-.ik-: grand.
Are mi. Ii a silit to see;
We Mime imes wonder if stieli 'and.
In other tli iocs rim he;
Kor you, arc mil- Kutliei hold.
And vo are proud of tin .-.
Thv fruit is nlwrvs in (leinaiid.
i
T'ly .aiii is fun- to hce.
I Thv rivers with the trout afintuid,
i 'I l.v prop!.- ha'.-py lie,
I Tl.v i.oviis and t itieg are so gr:uit,
I And Miliiething line to see.
t 'oltioiliia rivei si cue an- grand
As riuiged sceues fhM lie;
Along its h:ink the fisheries stand,
As all the worlil i al. si-.-;
And tourists tin.l acliaiu-e to hind,
To v isil unit to trli y t'lf scent-.
In Oretui's fair metropolis,
V .see a ifrovi'iug eily
We ste her mills and fa.-toiies.
She for the poor has pitty.
She's l.iiill them instttilti u.
And she is proud, and witty.
I uv. 1 1 1 Willamette Valh y.
j 'I'l.al dear place of my liii th.
'fnei e seems no place so lovely ,
As thiee dear scent s of youth.
I Tvas then- I felt most sadly.
At well ni happiest of earl Ii,
Dear Alliany, we love so well.
You. have your lactones too;
Vniir, orphans in a Home i-mi thvcll ;
1 our cliiirelii s aie not.i f.-w ;
.tut of you I will not try lo tell,
I'litil another I. me; adiiii.
I'.. It. 1'.
Cl I M, flregna April::. lVJl.
TMK IVIMll.ll i;muchk.i.
The facilities of the present day
or the production of everything
hat will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited ami when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative know n, as it is
the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectital tocleanse
the system gently in the Sprite
time or, iu fact, at any time any
the In tier it is known the mote
lopiilar it becomes.
iilai rh In t-w r.nlaiiil.
l-'ly's Cream Balm gives satis
faction to every one using it for
catarrhal troubles. !. K. Mellor,
Hruggist, Worcester, Mass.
I believe Kly's Cream Balm is
the best article for catarrh ever
offered the public. Hush & Co.,
liruggist-", WorceBter, Mass.
A article of real merit. C. 1.
Allen, Hruggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use it speak biddy of
it. (ieo. A. Hill, Hruggist, Spring
field, Mass.
Cream halm has given satisfac
tory results. W. I. lira per, l
Hruggist, Springfield. Mass. I
fut Itecflvetl.
1, ..- I .
have just received my spring
s..,;k of Biazer jackets Uufess I
accortltan plaited cam's and beaded
cap'S in the latest styles. Lidies
will do well to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
.. W. SlMI-sON.
Try our elegant teas and coll'eep,
the lineal in the city. Once used
always used. Mueller & tiarrett.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
Weguaiantee it. Sold hy Foshay
A Mason.
Wall paper at Cuininiiig's tltitg
store.
SALES FERRY-
Ii to Be Done With It Since
Brklg? Is Used.
What
the I
The Journal savs: The ferry I
boat. Alice V., which did service!
on the Willamette river between
Polk county and Salem during the
time the city was deprived of a
bridge, alter the old on - w as i
washed out, was sten steaming I
down the river this morning on j
her way to the Cowlitz liver, j
where sht; will hereafter run he-!
tweeli the little towns of Kelso!
and Marysvlle. This boat is com
paratively new, only having been
used aliout eight months. S!e
was built at a cost of tfP.M) and
was sold yesterday afternoon fj;
$1000. Mr. Holnian made money I
out oi the scl
lenie of putting
the lniat on the river here, Whi
he has received a fair price the
purchasers have a hat gain. She
was built of line lumber and has a
good seven horse ,o.ver cng i c.
The new owners hired an engineer
here, who will take the boat down i
to Portland, and lrom there they
will take her to her destinat'on.
The time required to make the
trip from Salem to Cowlitz, river
will be between tw and tlnec
days. Since the new bridge was
thrown open to the iuit!n; th:s
boat has been moored in the!
S.lollgh al ove the city. j
nUATlllKMAMA KKALI.V I j
Certain Axiom for t Ii t ti il:u it .if !
Meinliei-H of the Sm-i.-ly.
i
When (h ticral Phil Sheridan i
was in Furope ten years ng . says 1
a London sjiecial to the Chicago
Tribune, he became pattictilarly in- !
teres b -d in drivi:iif the Mali i ;n.d 1
oilier Italian secret Hieicti- or. , oi
Itluv, root and branch.
-l ei id. in
j . . , ,
visited Italy, and was given ): : It
cal demonstration of the powc of
these societies by fhe violet!'
measures the government was
compelled to resort to dtstrov
litem. Iu the
an Irishman
Brenon, who
heridan party w as
named St. John
accompaine.l ,h,
I lU 'P ",s J'.' ""'
j 'i'.' 'f H-cassto,,. ;c
"Hf r.iler. Alter M, -ndan
general on his
went Home l.renoii reinaine.i ti.
I South Italy five years, and nc.i.li
a special study of the secret
l criminal societies, lb- is n.i.v
i living in Lo .-don. publishing hi
J book and poems, Mr. Btenoii said :
In lynching the Malta tm!.a:is.
j the Ne.v Orleans petple to.t.
the only course open to tin in, i:
' t hey wish to rid the city of this
! murderous gang, ltalv treated
them in even a worse manm r. I saw
them shot dow n in the stn i t- o!
Sicily like mini dogs doze us o:
them at a time. Their g ing was
absolutely exiled from Ita'v. a-id j
took leluge ii America. 1 haw.
'icard frutu otlieials i:i ltlay, wh
are in a position to know, thai the !
Matia gati is quite as i o.vt : i ti t-.
New York as it isiu New Oi leans.
Cnder Bourl on rule t l is c.'in.it
;!
society oriirina'lv flouris'ic' it-.
j Sicily. It was partially suppivs.s
i'd, oral all events its oatn-i t'. in-
lluence weakened, in Ba i 'tiu in
isiiit when iarioaldi took the a-i
j ministration of the city, but i'
I resuiiKMl hitch dangerous prop-u--j
tiotis in the island in IS!,t, that tin
j Italian government sough' hy
every means possible to ro-t i!
'out of the country. Iti tiiis
.'endeavor it was balil.-d for y. a:.
j but finally hy adoptit g ' he v i t est
repressive measures, t i whirh tin
Ne.v Otleans ejiisode is nothing, i'
I managed to in ike it itiqi .s:-ii!e foi
; the Matia to remain any longer on
!the islands. They luir.-.ted in
J large mi. ubers to New Orleans ard
(New York. This was not. aivoni-
plished without hetoic public
ellort. Ihe Matia had pwerful
' political pressttrt! at its comni.ind j
i w men inane lli -m secure tor j ears,
j 1 must give you an idea of what
j the Malia really is. Many ii-!ii s
I of the wcalthitid I'aiitili i-s'oi Siciiy
were memtiers ol it some lrom
Isyiiipathe, others from fear. It
i dilleretl from the Camorra society
j in the fact that it had been al-.vav's
leagued v h l.-i igaudage. tot
that reason its existence was to
dely the law and to tkspi.-e tin
judiciary of the country. T'l.e
Malia controlled elections, boy
cotted when it was in a nieicilii!
mood, but as a rule it tobU d and
resisted imiiscriiniuately the pur
poses of plunder and revenge. It
lias a code of honor ailed I huer'a.
which means the code of men who
have blood in their vein-, '"y
which :ill vt ho .irn m. ni hers ot Ihe
Matia hind themsolves never to i i
give evidence in a court of law and j
never to seek at law redress f' t !
any injury. It has certain axioms j
which guide the .Maliosi, as ttie
lueinbers of the society are called.
I will mention a few of th -ir aiti-
i cies of association.
A gun ami a wifuare tilings we r.evcr
fhollM lend.
I'.ettci- far an inlhicntial frit ml than ten
ounces ( JVi dollars) in the t.cket
The gallows is for the pour, ju'tiee
only for tools.
who lias money and h i. nd.-'a-ld
He
UlstiCC nyllie lilllioih. ,
iy tin- l.iittock.
is good as long a- it d -
Tcstiinoiiv is geort as lung as it d r. - ,
not harm your in iglejer.
1 am eatislied lrom personal
I iciltrrs inai ttie it.1 s i
I 1... . 1. .. I I 1 i .i ii .r.i wr mm-11 1
and Italian people, save tu. sjwlio -outwardly
are intltienced by party ;
feeling, admit that the ciliz- ns ot
New Orleans did right in punish- I
ing in a FUllllir.liy way in..-,
wretches. Thev in a m-a-aire
imitated the methods adopted hy
(ieneral l'allavicnu w hen -he sue-
r..o i ii I .ri-.ii it. ia .i in'
tenSlllllV mil. Vi-.'.ti. r-- -
i,.,.c ,.,,t
Vhe Mhi brigan.N. but those
i is.;.-. ;,.
IIib shelter. In I"1"., in
Messina, Camorra was scotche 1 j
bv killing without trial and lynch-!
ing at one coup twenty-nine of ti e
worst members of this society, j
Against this kind of justice the j
Italians made no complaint, hut ,
on the contrary expressed thanks :
to the government lot riding the
island of a clasi) that terri'ied law- i
abiding citizens.
The most beautiful wall paper!
. t :.-..'
Ill the City at J. V .umiuing i
drug store.
lirSINEK LOCALS.
Hultn & Dawson, druggists.
1-tench keeps railroad time.
io to Yiereck-" for a g -o ! ; b
Fresh h ttucc every morning
Parker Bros.
Buy g.i.olitie stoves irot.t M
thews iV; Washburn.
tent's ( il.-ves at
at tl.e New
cost at the
i ork C. B. U. store.
tent's underwear : t ei
New York C. B. II. store.
Pants ami overalls at ci
New- Yoik V. B. U. si. .re.
.1 list recei vt d, our new
sunshades, and par.i o's.
Bazaar.
t at the
line oi.
Ladies!
For lame back,
Sid- o
i't.
use Shiloh's por.uis p'aster
Price
cents at l oidiav Masoti.
Shiloh's Cure and consumption
r . . i j i .
cuif is -oni iv us on a guaranti e. j
It cures coiu-um; -li-.t.. Fur sa'e '
by Foshay ic Mason.
Sicepless niifhts, made miscrab!.. I
by l iiat teriible t i.ttg i, Shiloh's J
Cure is the remedy i,,r you. For
sale by 1'oshay .v Mas .n." !
t luzztness, natiseti, dro-A s;nc-s. ,
distress alter eating, cm he cured j
and prevented by taking I'r. J. H.
McLean's Liver and Ii im-y i'lli.-t- .
Kt:;tle -i Up. ; ;
The most delicate c...):j it ut ion !
can sifely use Hr. .1. II. .McLean-.-!
Tar Wine Lung Balm. It is a sure
remedy for t-.ughs, loss of voice, i
and ail throat and luii trmi'li. j
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U.fe-i:tor,
Highest of all in I. c-f. veiling Tower.
ixjmi rbwder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
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'1 to see a line of goods I iiat embodies in its immense
vt-.tiety, t!ie linest at: l conservative fashionable
'.uus of the d;iy, cjiu'. iii' d with a complete assort
ui oi staple;, till made and t'riished in the very high
st in. laid of excellence, t'.n-l placed on the market at
ti!;!.-pr.e.-, our t-Nhiiiit or the coming spring and
oiiii r season vv i'l surely oium.ind his attention.
A Fl; AS3;tTM:NT OF NtW
;lcth;mg
! it '.'uat.v
MADE
".red in his
Ii.tstcss Always Kkasonahlk.
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Albany
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having purchased th1 interest :t" L. T. I'toek in the
ivites the attetit ion -if the public to l.isclegant stt t k -:;t
his i.ew ouat-.-.Tv in the B .Itimoie brick. Ile
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a f-l
d a magnificent line of newv.-t patterns in bt tl room
; sets and all kinds 'if fine furniture, and has one of -t
lutnitiire esialiiisl ineits in tin-cilv. I'rict-s will be r
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t lie ti; e
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befo.-e l
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sold at
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Iti :rinc 1 1 io Jyoiu x li ltil l'is' f.rticy
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Loves and 1
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Blain,
Wiiiff Clotliier.
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di lat.le tl licacies, choice
n-i'i ii s' til all kinds, to the
Browne.
Asfain
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MATWf.WS & WASHBURN.