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Newspaper Page Textm c UO CENTS A WEEK. AliBAN Y, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, .J ULY 1 1891 VOL. VI NO. 181 " K M U M. . DPPRIIC Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard PlainfielD ! CONSOLIDATION Tbe Cheapest and Best TF7 it irst-w t'u 1 its are 5'J100; because Hiey aie insMe property ; be tunn they .ari; all c'ear n i s'umps, n roots, no rocks; b!e:uise the liti I 8 ele-vaC-ed an.l h is a tin view of the city ; because they are near three 111 )t r lities 'lot in contemplation, h it all now in operation ; be- one buv mj v. to d iv, for the 10 h day of next mouth they will ad vaiiw each : because they are a map. Ask th ise win have seen. .Sji'iu;; i-i I) 'lieviuj. Are yon in it? Ii. F. ASH BY, Manager, No. ), Washington Street, Portland, Oregon. We jrul fcur Sprtp an I Summer S oek compete PRESS GO )D3 Very attricrtivc lines in new cjI r;n,js aud latest noe'elties. SPRING & SUMMER JACKETSl I,at -ht Styles! Hig'i Sovellies! Lidies, Misses A Child i en's. FURNISHING GOODS, VELVET-. SffAS. AND I'HTi-iHES, LA PI FS' AND Ml K-i SILK AVI) K.VIT UNDERWEAR, COTTOV AN'D WOOL It 1SK, EMBItOIDKRIES.SILK .VXD LINEN II ANDKKKOHIEFS. SCARFS. VEILING-!, SHAWLS, ETC. DUCK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS! Gf. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY. OREGON. The Albany A FULL LIXE OF UNDERTAKING. TM I-T "CP PA fl IV; f '1 Ul' A fPh'U A A A 1 A X. VV A A Mm. M i M OF SAX FRANCISCO Ofe ai Absolatelr Safe ln FOR " SMALL MONTH LI AMOUNTS. " "Six do:Iars per mont'i will doubling the amount invested in that time. . Monev loaned onjrnal estate security at 0 per cent. For full particn larsjapply to IS. X. STEELE A CO.. Loral Agents. LOTS I Bav in the Market. 3T fc Front ! will be found larger ami more thin ever. WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in la'e assortment and end less variety. Furniture Co A S 1 X H I S LiK7 amount to $100 in seven years, ICO. FOR SALE, WANTS, ETC. I tr ANTED A girl to do genera1 house 1 1 work in a am,tii family m uie country. Address W. W. Crawford, Tallman, Or. MM. WASTED To do trend al house. XX work. N'.-ne but first da help need upily, Call at Mk. W, K. lhlteus. I I OUSK TO RENT On the first of the Jtl month a six ri'om cottage on Ferry tiuet, will be for rent tiood jrarden; nne ualcr, evary tlatii convenient, for jar- In ulars inuuire of K. B unk, 11003 8AVMNO dne on the abrrtest if notice. Ordets le:t at Dr, Jrnis' will 1 lron:tlj attended to. ,M.tL,, AY your mhool tax -The schiiol tax for L the year Itau, Is now aue ana payauie. lax naters are reuucste-l to call i.roiuptly, at the office of the clerk, C. G. Burk hart and pav the name, biirnwl. C. G. Uurkbart, cteik. r a WiNN. AGENT TOB THS -LEAD; V ui fire, life and accident insurance oorc rjanlus. I ( A'.'KES OF LAND- All fit for culti I IMl vation. and unler fence, for sale at jlO per a re. Within 1) miles from railroad it.it i in and -20 miles from Albany. Apply at tins oll.ee. AN WA has removed h a laundry to the O irn hou the corier of Seiwid and l.yon streets. ollrr lo UrblorH. All th se indented to the late firm of Thompson & Overman are requested to cull at once and bottle the same Land for Sale. 6. 10, 20, 10, 80 acres, easy terms, install ment plan cheap and inn-priced. Also few city lots all owned by tl. Bryant. Vff ON'EY TO LOAN-HOME CAPITAL ON l'l food real estato security. For particu lars enquire of Geo. Humphrey. (10LD RING, 6 GOLD PENS, 6 CDAR T iKjiu iV 2 very irood handkerchiefs, all sent toany alilruHS to introduce my ch ap lino of goods, for 10 cts J S. Siumons, Cadiz O. Land urvflng. ntRIllW OKHIRINM MUBVKYINO DONS CAS OB L tain a--cunte nd prompt work by callinv upon ex-county surveyoi r, 1. T. Usher. IK hascomplete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do survevin in my part of Linn county. PostoHice addreti". Uillc-vs station. Linn cou , Oregon. Iiro'll) S V' I - A II. Howard h iviiii- 1 liur- Icise the lr l M .louet wo d it ouMit, is tiow reidy to II I all orders. L-.e Itlcis i.t rf-Miluil e, orut 1 of . r i,.l an-t Jta streets, or I -y-e ,v 1- rrin ,n s. l.'KNSlr'.l IN)MS-Iii cm o' th l 'i-.-iit-t I '-vtlitics hi i Ii.? itv t -it, F r p i -ti,r liars impjritf at his , t!l -t uia dip? smoners ftnt Jues consider luiffiouf ?i Peer. Iti picKaoe Tna.K9 it tljs carry intrje. pocMtt. fons.ui 8"AilDeaur5. CITY DRUG STORE STANAEP & CDSICK, yrooi,, PFEIFFKR BLOCK, - - ALBANY, De-iler? in DRUCS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY and Toilet artini-s, Sponges. Brushes, Perfumery, School Books, and Ar t'st's Supplies Phy sieian's prescri uti o n f carefully fompounded. li. GREGG, Tailoring I Repairing. Men's and Bovs' clothinfr mnde to order or denned and repaired on i-hort notice and reasonahlo rates. Shop on the street car line, between Third and Fourth streets. Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICE'13 HKREUVOIVEN THAT the und 'rviirned administrator of the estate of ciharles V. Elder, deceased, lias tiled li is final account wiili the county clerk for Linn county. Ore iron, and the county court h is fixed the 3d day of August, 1SH1, at the li ur of one o'clock p. m. !or lieirinir o'iec tionstOfiuid Itnal nccoiutt and the settlement of said etatu. This the 17th day of June, 1MH. G. W. Davis, J. K. Wkatiiebfor i, Administrator. Attorney for Adm nistrator. .Notice lo Com rncl or. WuU will bf received up to June 30th lsttl lor the erection of a rublie aclionl building at Junction (.'itv. Lane corilitv, Oriifrn, The directors reserve the riii to accept or re ject any or all bids. Plans and specifications may be seen at the reaidei.ee of I). C. Schell architect, Alhinj, i'r or at W S. LeeV druir store in -lunctio i City. Bids will be opened at Junction City on the 3Ulh of June at two o'clock r. v. tdiarp. D, C. Sciiki.i.. Architect. Frequently accidents, occur in the house-hold which cause burns, sprains and bruises ; for use in such cases Dr. J. II. Mcl-ean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant favoiite family remedy. Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5-cent igirs, manufactured at Julius Joe hVh cigar factory. THE Pl tPIT AXW STAtE. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., Bays: "I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took live Imttlpsnf Pr. Kilitf'sXew Discoverv and am sound and. well, gaining 20 lbs. in weight." Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes "After a thorough trial and con vincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, beats 'em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness Ican lo my many thousand jnds js io uge lliAm - tm It ' ' lrtia (ll-l l,rtA,d at Foshay & Mason, Drug Store Regular sizes 50c. and f 1 00. 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Drettv and oduc ited girls elojiing with negroes, tra aps aim coaciimen. i lie wcii-kidwii specialist, Dr. Franklyn Mi.3s' says all such girls are more orl jss Hysterical, nervous, very nr vii sive. unbalanced: iihh:iIIc snli (;-t. to headacii'', neuralgia, sleep. 33- ncss, immoderate crying or lai 51 ing. These show a weak ner jib system for which there is JO remedy equal to Restorative 15 ?r- vine. Trial bottles and a :e book. containinL' mnnv marvel IS cures, free at Stanard A Cusi i, who also sell, and guarantee Jr. Miles' celebrated Men- Heart Cn 5. the finest of heart tonics. Cu. js nuttering, short breath, etc. TO ;OOI TfKMI-LAKS. Do vou know t.lmt. Moore's R" vealetl Remedy is the only patei.t medicine in the world that doi 3 not contain a drop of alcohol ; thi-t the mode of preparing it is known only to its discoverer; that it is an advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nine teenth century ; that its proprietoi s offer to forfeit 1,000 for anv caee of dyspepsia it will not cure ? . Tie Celebrated f s ench CURE Warranted to AFHRODITiKS' or money refunded cure f-.r.F0RE the Kciicrative orifans of either sex whether arising from the excessix e use of stimulants, tobacco or opium, or thr inrh jouthlul indis cretion, over indnlifcncc, iti., such aslossof Brain Pcwer, Wakefu'ness, Bearim; Down pains in the Back, Seminal Weakness, Hys teria, Ncr'OU ' t ration. Nocturnal Omis sions, Leucorrho Uizziiuvjit, Weak Memory, Loss of Power and impoten y which if neg lected often lead to premature old ae and insanity. Price II a box; ii boxes for Jo.OO Sent by mail on receipt of price. A WRITTEN UlUK iarKE Is given with every $5 order received, to refund the money if a Permanent cure is noteflected. We have thousandsof testimonials from old and youmr, of both sexes, who have been permanently cured by the use rf Aphroditine Circular free. Address THE APHKU Mt:('!K O. Western Branch, Box, 27, Portland, Oregon. For sale by Foshay & llason, w ho emleand etail druggists, Albany, OreRon. a 15 AFTER INDIAN GRADUATES Commencement Day at the Chemawa Training School STATE AND CuAST NEWS How the Militia Companies Enjoy Their Outing at Camp Q-ant-Ttey Fight With Heat Aiei and Koivea- Salrm, June u0. tleo. Case was given his freedom from the peni tentiary. The governor having pardoned lain. He was sentenced from Douglass couuty two years ago for a live years term for the crime of larceny. He having stolen something (o eat from a Chinese section bouse. State Food Commissioner Baker was here to-day and gave another dairy four days in which to clean up or be arrested for keeping his dairy in an unhealthful condition The two patiente received to-dav at the asytum were Edward Levet way, froi Yamhill, and Bursebia Liggett, of Lebanon, he latter was idiotic from birth and the former became insane through re Mgious excitement. The Salem school directors to day decided upon plans for two new school buildings to be erected in Salem this summer. The two will cost about three thousand lollars. One will be in Yew Park and the other on South Commer cial street. The eleventh annual commence ment exercises of the government Indian training school at Che mawa was held to-day, A 1 irge crowd was i;i attendance and the exerereises were conducted from a platform in open air. There were delightful progranmes both afternoon and eveni g. There are 22i scholars in the school, 80 of whom are girls. J here w ill 22 graduates next year, but none this. NOTED VISITORS, They Are Very Much Pleased With Oregon -A Soldiers Home. PoiiTLANo, June 30. Terjen:e V. Franklin, of Hartford, Conn. : General A. L. Pearson, of Pitts burg ; Governor Steele, of Okla homa, and Major E. M. Morrill, of Hiawatha, Kan., comprising a portion of the executive board of tli National KoUtieru Home, ar rived here this morning en route to the l-.ast. "Do you think a National Home will ever be built in the Notth west?" queried a reporter of Gen eral Franklin. 'No. It is not at all probable. There is no necessity of such a place in this locality as the Home at Santa Monica is large enough for all the old soldiers in the country." 'What do you think of Ore i?" 'There is nothing like ii ! The weather is glorious. and the valleys of Uie lower part of the state are lovely. We saw nothing in Cali fornia that equals it. One would judge that 1'ortland is Oregon, therefore I must sav that Oregon should feel proud of herself. It i I not a wonder that these i;.ti; I wanted to consolidate. That st. .; should have been taken years ago Looking from the Heights, 1 seemed that I could see a t:ity (,: 85,000 or more inhabitants. "Ii I was a young man, I wouM couin to this country and stay. It is the coming state." AT CAMP GRANT. The Militiamen are Enjoying Their Ou Inrj-Dancing iu Open Air. BroKNE, June 30. All is quiet at Camp Grant to-day. Major Burke, of fie regular army at Vancouver, left this morning. The camp is visited by hundreds daily. A large dancing platform 60x100 feet was erected to-day, and dan cing after dress parade will he in. dulged in each evening. Excel lent music was discoursed by the regimental band. A row among the mess-house employes, in which meat axes and knives were freely displayed, was settled without bloodshed. F company's conduct is excellent, and no members of that organization have so far trans gressed military rules. U. K. IllVM RESIGNS, J. C. Hallain, of Illinois, Appointed To Fill the Vacancy. Washington, June 30. Secre tary Noble has appointed Hon. J. C. Hallain, of Illinois, assistant chief clerk of the jiension office, vice Green B. Rauni. jr., resigned. Teachers Convene at Newport. Nkwport, June 30. The Teach ers' Association convened here to day. There is a full representa tion of Oregon's educators, and the prospect is for a most enter taining session. The weather is delightfnl and the sea breezes blow w ith bracing effect. TIIK NATION'S SIONKV. The Ualance In the Treasury Ex clusive of Fractional Silver. Washington, June 80. The United States treasurer's state ment to-day shows a net balance in the treasury exclusive of frac tional silver and deposits in na tional banks to be $44,778,354. No sm-cial significance ia at tached to a cabinet meeting now being held, at which all members are present except Secretaries Blaine and Proctor, and Attorney General Miller. Jt is understood that financial matters will not be considered, but that odds and ends of unfinished business will be cleaned up. Among these is the rinai transier ot the signal office irom me war to the agriculture de partment. The duties of fourth assistant postmaster generad de lined anil other matters disposed of A FAMOUS WAR SUIP, The Old Constitution Will Be turned Monday. Qri.Ncv, Mass.. June 30. The fauiptisc-id frigute Brooklyn, known as Constitution, Po. 2, made his toric by the steps of Admiral F'ar rsgut, whose flagshsp she was be' fore New Orleans and Mobile, has been condemned, and no patriotic hand was put forth to save her, She was sold to Thomas Butler A Co., of Boston, junk dealers, who towed her to N ut Island. Massa chusetts bay, where ehe will be burned Monday. Sil.e was built in 1850, uks 22J feet Ion.', of .'MO") tons burden, and carried a crew of 300 men. tihe had a most illustii ous career of 31 years. Crime Caused by Jealousy. Mobile. Ala., June 30 From the backwoods of Baldwin county comes a report that Lesse Cart- wrigiit shot and killed his brother John and afterwards cut his own wife's throat. Jealousy was the cause. Lawrence. Mass.. June 30. John Rausch this morning shot i i -ii ii . . . aim Kiiieu nis nweeiueari, iiary nurket, and then killed himselt the same way. Jealousy was the cause. '1 lie M,i m's ttHvaifes. Ma.nsfiki.h. (., June 'ill. Liter repot ta show yesterday's storm did great damage, not only in this but n iiawiora and Ashland counties Ix)ss fully $80,000. THE HORRORS OF WAR BAI.MACEUA ORDERS MEN SHOT DOWN LIKE UOG9. Indignation Auioug the Friends of the Dead -Slowly Starved to Death. New York. June 30. A corres pondent at Santiago, writinii Mav 30, say-i : "In this citv to-dav the shooting of the officers and the sailors of the torpedo launch Gaa Ida was the special feature of a w holesale execution. I he men were marched to the plaza where mey were shot down ly a com pany of sharpshooters. This butchery not only caused indigna tion among the friends of the dead but also among Balmaceda's ar dent defenders. The dead sailors and officers weie in charge of the steam torpedo launch Gualda, in Valparaiso bay. One night the commander proposed to his ciew to desert ana go over to the con- titutional party. All acquiesced xcept one, lie noticed the ttithorities at once, and the men cere captured and taken to Val paraiso and thrown into prison. One by one they were tortured and literally made to go without food and water for two or three days at a time. The cells which the men occupied were reeking with filth and vermin. On the day on which they met their doom they were so weak they bad to be assisted to walk. The tortures to which they were subjected to by Balmaceda's agents are almost past belief." The correspondence relates other horrible atrocities by the adherents of Balmaceda. Infor mation, he says, reaches there that the insurgents have about 10,000 men at Inquique, and that they are waiting for word to march to Coquimbo and the south. Balmaceda fears this and extraordinary activity reigns here, everything possible being done to receive the money. It is stated all negotiations for peace have ended. THE DUTY ON TIN PLATE, It Went Into Effect at J O'clock Last Night. New York, June 30. The clause in the McKinley tariff bill which effects tin pla e goes into effect at 12 o'clock to-night, and to-day there is a rush by importers to get all the plate now on the wharves in bond on which duty has not been paid, through the cus'om houses before the close of business in order to escape the ad ditional tax imposed on that arti cle under the law. An Earthquake In Italy. Rome, June 30. Inhabitants of province Verona last night were thrown into a stati of excitement and fear by a series of severe earth quake shocks. Houses in some cases collapsad. In spite of the damage done there was no loss of life. Another Cyclone In Kansas. St. Louis, June 30. Brief dis patches irom several points in. Kansas and Missouri are to the effect that another hurricane swept through a wide section of those states yesterday, doing much dam age to crops. THE RISING WATERS The Missouri River River is Leaving Its Banks. MANY FARMS SUBMERGED. Bevral Livsi Wsrs Lost aid Great DettrnoUoi f property Oo cirrsd, Sr. Louis, Mo., June 30. A special from ebraska Citv, eb. says the Missouri river overflowed its banks about that city yesterday and is still rising. At St. Joseph the river it running over the bank on the Kansas side. Many farms in Kansas are submerged and c: ops of wheat and corn ruined At Beatrice, Neb., the Blue river has been rising rapidly, and an overflow is threatened. It is re ported that at Wilbur and Dewitt etitions, six and twelve miles above the city, dams were washed away by the river, and several lives were lost and great destruc tion of property occurred. Kansas City, Mo., June 30. The Missouri river here is still rising, but very slowly. No addi tional damages are reported. SPREADING FLAMES. A Frenchman Drops Dead From Over Heat-Fighting Fire. Stockton, Cal., June 30. Ex tensive field tires are reported in the vicinity of Copperopolis, re sulting in the destruction of con siderable property and the loss of one life, that of an old Frenchman living near that town, Who is known as Matthew. The fire com menced Sunday afternoon near Copperopolis and ran over the hills a distance of seven miles to Byrnes ferry. Two hundred min ers and everybody in Copperopolis whe conld ngnt the nre were out to save the town and keep the names back. The trench man got overheated, and dropped dead while protecting his house from the fire. ENGLAND'S LITTLE PET. He Is Trying to Assume the Role of Respectability - London, June 30. As an evi dence of the popularity of the I'rince ot Wales, it may be stated that the levee held by the prince on Saturday was one of the most brilliant ever bela in Oueen Vic toria's reign, and was attended by more thau the usual number of the better class of nobility. The prince appeared in the best ol spirits and had evidently made up his mind to ba more democratic in the future. He smiled in a win ning way, and there was a:i utter absence of the stolid hauteur which the prince used to wear to such effect. DISTRESS IN INDIA. Inhabitants of India Suffering for Something to Eat. London, June 30. Advice from India report a distressing condition of affairs in and about Madras, owing to lack of rain, . Famine is threatened, and even now the in habitants are in want of many of the necessities of life. There has been no rain for seven months and the whole country is parched. The outlook is extremelv serious. A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE. Terrible Explosion on Skip Board In Mid-Ocean. Montreal. June 30. The steam ship Monte vidian, which arrived here to-day from London, naa a terrible experience on her way across the Atlantic. The after noon of June 24, while the steam ship wa9 a little east of Cape Bay, a fire was discovered. After three hours hard work the fire was ex tinguished. In the hold were twelve tons of gunpowder. AN AWFUL WARNING, The Young Man Can Show This to His Best Girl, Rutland, Vt., June 30. At the Christian church of Brushtown, N. Y., Saturday night last, forty three people were poisoned by eat ing ice cream. The pastor of the church and two ladies have died, and all the others are in a critical condition. Harled Into Eternity. I.ITTI.l! Rock. Ark.. June 30. Boudinct Crumpton was hanged at Fort Smith this morning for the n.urder of Sam Morgan, near Muskogee, Indian Territory, No vember, 1889. He protested his innocence on the gallows. He was dead six minutes after the trap fell. Escaped from the Penitentiary. Boston, June 30. Five prison ers escaped from the state prison at Charleston last evening, and are still at large. BLOWN TO PIECES. The Boiler or a Locomotive Ex plodes With TerrlSc Force, Whitehaven, Pa., June 30. The boiler of the shifting engine of the Central railroad of New Jersey exploded last night near Mesque hony Junction. Engineer Thomas Trip, of Mauch Chunk ; Fireman J.Pope, Linsford; and Brakemeu Gallagher and Smith, of.Manch Chunk, were instantly killed. The body of Engineer Trip, crushed and bruised in a terrible manner, was found 100 yards from where the explosion occurred. The.krakemen were blown in an opposite direction. It is evident from the wounds they were killed instantly. No trace of Fireman Pope's body has been found, and it ia thought he was blown to atoms. The locomotive was totally wrecked, and the boiler blown 300 feet up tho mountain side. There was a defect in ttae water pipes, the fire underneath the boiler dying out, and vapor issued through the firebox. The ' fireman had just descended from the cab to examine the boiler when the explosion occurred. Mote From Loadosk. London, June 30. Gladstone was able to take a short walk yes terday. The stopping of the tin plate works, it is estimated, will keep 750,000 boxes off the market, the average consumption being 1.008.- 000 boxes per month. A deed has been signed renew ing the advance to the Mariettas until February, 1892. The deed gives them the option of redeem ing the securities pledged. Dispatches received Here irom Constantinople state the sultan of Turkey has ratified the Brussels anti-slavery convention act. Committed Forgery and Skipped. Kbw Rs-nwiRn Ifau. Til no "Hi J. H. Doane, a well-known cloth ing dealer, has left town, and it is said he is a former to the extent of 15,000. Prisoners Escape From Jail. Monmouth, 111., June 30. Four prisoners in Warren county jail here, escaped last night thy cut ting a hole through the reef while the fauer was absent. A HOT WAVE A HEATED BLAST COMING VP FROM THE SOUTH. , The Signal Service Predicts Tka. we May Look Out for Scorch ing Weather. San Francisco, June 30. Lieu tenant Finley, of the weather bureau, said this morning that it was owing to a fall of 10 deg. in barometric pressure at Winne mucca that the weather is cooler here to-day than yesterday. He stated, however, that at 5 o'clock this morning the local tempera ture was 07 or 5 deg. higher than at the same hour yesterday. Also, that hot weather is cominii ud from the south, and may be here to-morrow or next day. Lieuten ant Finley will remain in charge of the local weather bureau, which passes under control of the depart ment of agriculture to-morrow. Washington, June 30. Barome ter is highest in the Rocky moun tain region and in Oregon, and lower off Nova Scotia. Chicaoo,' Jane 3a. Tern ner.. ture, 54 ; Cincinnati, 66 ; St. LcuiavT 70; New York. 64: New Orleana. 76 above. 'Thank Tons" Not to Be Omitted New York Sun. Are you a thoroughly well-bred woman? If you are there are Some little "thank youa" that you never omit in public and to strangers. You never forget to say "thank you" to a man. Who stands aside to let you step into the elevator ahead of him. Who gives you his place in a line of waiting persons. Who stays a moment in bis hurry to hold a door open for yon. Who steps aside to let you pass on a stairway. To the poiiceman who helps you across the street. To a servant who renders you a personal service. To a horse-car conductor who stops the car carefully exactly where you asked him to. To the postman who gives you your letters on the street. To the newt-boy who folds your paper neatly and closely for you. A Chivalrous Lad. "Mamma," said Willie, "that little Susie Harkins called me a donkey to-day." "What did you do?" "Well, of course I couldn't slap a little girl, so I told Sister Mary, and she just scratched Susie out of sight. Expert Opinion. "What is the matter with me, doctor?" the patient asked in a despairing tone. " Matter with you, man ?" was the doctor's cheery reply. "Mat ter with yon, do you say ? Why, man, you're sick." The Union PacISc Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St- Louis and all points East and South. Buy your tickets of C. G. Rawlings, foot of Broad albin street, Albany. A J. 3.