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ALBANY, OREGON. FRIDAY, PC TOUKK 10 1891
VOL. VI NO. 12T0
roil S.tLK, WANTS. ETC.
TOST On th r -vl nci-AlVmv or in A'
J hanv, a II u;k sttehel or grip fn,tiniti,'
a b'Af-k vent anil ,... - ,...,.ii.,
broad lirim.ued h u, a air ait 2 ,liit a
t.r ami i ru, wi( ai-i .iru-ri, a at of
pun and buiiivnt for it ux !!-: and
lir:M- itihftft &U'i a ... 1,1...,.. ...
wrd will be 'paid to tlu fiuier on kauni:
,a w,af7 tlKKI. Mil :V,
1Y jr mr h t tx - i hi -h ul ta fur
the year It il, m n il:u i. ,. fuvali B.
Ti iXktxrt are re W I t? vail .rmitly,
at the H of th e era, c. U. I!ar li-irt and
pay the svut:, S;.it-lt 0. U. lluriibart,
del It.
II R REM' A iim nve room m':x.v.
.car Sou. 'ic.n l'c:iic livput. Ai.pl "t
le; t J-:te',
Gl INN, Alitor r'UH THK LISAO
iui lire, lit sad c Mou; insurance com
pan in.
MOSEY TO LOAS HOME CAPITAL OS
iroal real etare nn uriy. r'or partun
lars enquire 3t lie". Ili'ul'hny.
1 (!'HEi Of All lit for ctiin-
J Jf tion, anl un 1 r fan e. for le a
f lil uer a re, W tti.n tuiien fro-n r.iitroul
atv'i in ai-l miiei froi All. lay Apj.ly a
ties oitice.
SA'iWA his rts-n rt l i U'liilry to Itit
ir'i4 tnj i.t of Sei oiid an. I
Lyon .tret
l-i nil fur !ulf.
6. 10. 2 W J a-T.. ;. tinns, innrMI
Bittiit uiart chi:k( ail hi'.'h-vrireil. Ainu
w city lutii al oi.il by il. llryiint.
Land Sarvrylii.
Tltanxs naniKiio s'uvtiisa raiunot.
L tain a-x'tirate ntl proDU't work by calling
upou county aurvevoi E V. T. I'b'ier. He
hw;oniplete copies of QU1 tiotea an 1 fown-
ahi i'l i'-i, ana in prvimre I to do 'lrvpvtn ui
any prt of Linn cou.ity. rootoTrv nl'irt
II iiler Station. Lino co:i lt.Urjjoiu
Notlc of PUxolutlon.
The coirf'ersIii; hirft'ifjre existing In-t-e
V. Waii.le'.l an-l II. K. H,.:Li.lKt k
umler tlie nun name of vtainloli A li'Mlt-n-
livk, thia ily ilirto l y umtii il i- r
btit. lli batinrw will b? iNiutiniu'.l l
K. Wrmlvll wlio will iv al .U- t of tliv !.i t
flnu. r. WENKr.l.l..
II K. MUl.LKNliKt'K.
Albany, Sept , 1'1.
ALl.MIMM AtiS-A hipv ll.u
prititrl S iet.ti- M-.l.mi. il J...ir ..ii
ot i.-te Ko eitfn I .vehti .iw a il HrtM-."..-..
o!, 11. X.i. -.'irf.l. l.o 'iuraiu .l I...
um mi icripti-iii :t.' ct t kt yeii, wth J
Aliiminiiin Lor l" fra' t:r Souvenir,., .S
tbi a.tverti4ii e:it. It wiii leiul vo-i to
crH, Au vim v ?vZ I'i Bi.iiti'.o Co, N.w
port, K.
Albany Xurs-iris.
We are ofe rin u to ii.inlrr flu'
finest lot of fruit trrs, f ili
f ir.ible variftiea. in tt tt:itt.
One Imtxlre'l ami lifty tli lsatnl
trt-es for li'n siitniiu'r's ta;t le.
Inspection invite I anl suti-ifac-tion
KuarantH'tl.
Senil (or c.italu or fall an.l
we UH at tin; ol I (Mine liMinesteail
GUI'-halt ii' ilt? southwest of Albany.
Hymw I'.UOWMil.l..
- Fot the Xe :a)Daat-
406. A 60RD !
HOWARD &SQ,V,
fiTKAM SAW. r::i) .ii'T WOltK
CITY DUUG STORE
8T4B1SD & C03ICK, Frogs.,
FFEIFFEK BLOCK, - - ALBANY,
Dealerv In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and Toilet arti.-i-s, Sixn-e. ltrushca.
Perfumery, Sehool liooki), auJ Ar
t'st'e Supcliea
Physician's prescription;
carefully compounik J.
H. GKEGO,
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Meu'esml tuna' clothini; mtile to order or
claaneJ ami repaired un .hjrt notice and
reaaotiablo rate
Shop on t'ie street rar line between Third
nd Fourth street.
Auttrr ofl'lual Hrlllruirul.
NOTICE is luTiliy eiven that tin
iiiiilei signed a 1iiiiiiii!ratur of the t
t:i'f of K -A. Il.iioht, tliTtu-itl, liii
filej hi- lif:tl aei'iiniit 'u the iiiatlt r of
x.tiil t-t;ite in the comity court in and
lor I. nu county, Oii'ir"ti, and that
na'nl in irt ha fixed M. inljy the v!nd,
l:iy of Noveinl-r l.H, a: iLv hour o
one o'cliM'k in the :ilt rnoon of said
il. y fur tin- lii'ui ini; of objection-to
.ml ti al uei.'outit and the scllleiuelit
thereof.
K. I. HAt.:ur,
Aclinini. tr.it. ir.
II. II. Hewitt.
Atty for Aaius,
Ne jewelry of lat-ht patterntiat
ii x curia a.
Wood
Savins
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T.OUI Trini'LtltS.
!) yon know that Moore's
vealcil Kt'ineily is the only patci t
mt'tlicine in the worKI that tlo 3
not eoiitain a dro-.i ol alcohol ; tin. I
the incx'.eof preparing it is known
Oii'y to its tli.-covvier; that it is a i
eiivance in the Hficnce of metliciiie
without a parallel in the nine
teenth! enttiry ; that itsprupriet i J
niFer to forfeit ?I.1HH) for any ease
of dyspepsia it will no i-ure?
Cram's l urlvulleil Atlas,
The new e'litimi of thi unrivall
ed work id now beinjc !e!iverel by
iimai:ei:t, Mrs. A. M. Ta!t. The
work is a most excellent on, and
this e .ition is a irreat ituprove
nient upon fonuer ones, iviu
all tlic latest date and mu. li new
matter that was not in the previous
editions. It should be in every
famiiv, and on everv business
man's d.-sk. Those who at) not
supplied can prociire the atl iB by
ai'dresj-inj; I'. O. Uox No. W Al
bany Oregon.
Ve are the only people who car
ry the celebrated K. it V. collar
and cull's. Always Iwve the latest
style in stoc"t, T. L. Wallace it Co.
Bazaar
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Julius y wok s
St0le5 anil
MATIdEWS k I ISHBHRN'd, ALBANY, OREGON,
AUTUMN
This .piastion can be
SAM'L. E. YOUNG,
UTHO HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL VN'I) WINTER TR VDE A M AM MOTH ASSOR rf ENT OF
IV Ladies Dress Goods, in cloth, srk-i, f i-oin and d mi nth: fabric, aha vis, und.'rAeir, d ve hosiery
"I laces, linens, and whita oo.U, n ti n-t. novelties, etc. ' " '
Aleo a comple'e as-!ortiujiit of Roots an I Shos, Staple a.itl Fancy Groceries.
IlSTAr.LlHEn IN Iu.T.II-l I'DN'EER DUV Gl)")!)S HOUSE II AS
1 by keeping a stock large eniuIi to s loply .viv in, an I miking a
i as will give satisfaction loth in pia'ity an J prices.
Vaj-
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iLOSE CASH LTYERS VISITING Till-? MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY
invited to inspect his stock, which is complete in r.ll his numerous
ments, and;pnrcha.-;ed especially for
trghest of all in Leavening Power.
Ry&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old mm and have been
a constant eutlerer with catarrh
for the last ten years. I am en
tirely cured bv the use of Kly's
Cieain lialtn. It is strange that so
si in -!iia remedy will ctue such a
stub-torn disease Henry Bill
ins. U. S. Pension Alt'y, Wash-
! ington, I. C.
Kor eiiibt years I have sulTered
ftom catarrh, which effected my
eyes ar.d heaniig; have employed
many physicians without relief.
I rtin dow on my se :ond b-ittle of
Ely's 'teani Halm, and feel conti
nent of a complete cure. Mary C.
Thompson, L'erro Gordo, 111.
1)ruiMi.sKiw who aitke--i
ii t a liiamoth Hoi k to select
Ir m and clog imsIi prices are
invited to c.tll at Mr. ( iiaiKvoliTs,
th-.' pioneer Mote of Albany. His
stoi-i for the fail aril winter trade
is the lariri'sl in the Wi Lunette
Vall-y.
Ili-istoik of Chiuaware, fmcy
i..!.-" and all the desiiabl.. Ptylr-s
oi'iiishi s. ai w-'Ii as staple (irocer
it s i roeki- y laiiit.s and lixiilivs,
is c t ,i : i1 i.. v ry way. lie
ln:iki s a speciality of !ine teas and
b'.kiuj! poA.l.T, a d always p!ei;ses
his eu! iiiers.
1 1 is d:sp':iy of new toys Hid
n . Pit s for the h lidavs
t' is year wil be soiin thint;
uol. del fill.
Me is aoeiit fr the in st re!ia
b!" insurance rompaides in the
world a- d can oiler perfect rclia
b:lity t those insuring.
Jityuare
South of Portland at
- IS HERE,
mind and on
"Who has the
ail
sa'isfac'orilly answered at the old
(he fall season of
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
Baking
Powder
School Taa Notice.
The school tax in school
district No 6, is now due and pay
able. Call at my ofliee and pay
the same before it becomes de
linquent. C. G. Bukkiukt.
District Clerk.
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk so constantly about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their good
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the good qualites of the cook
and heating stoves they sell. Every
one seems to be delighted when
they buy from M. and V.
m:air uiv.
We desire to say to our fit i
zt lis, that for year we have tieeu sell
ing Dr King's New Discovery for
Consumption. Dr King's New Life
I'ilis, Hueklen's Arnica Salve and
Klectric Hitters, and have r.eve.r
handled remedies that sell us, or Unit
have given such universal salisfac
tien. We do not hesitate lo guaran
tee ithem every time and we eland
ready lo refund the purchase pi ice, if
saiir-laclory rt gulls il.i not follow their
use These remedies have won their
t're it i.opularity purely on their
merits, Fosliay A; Mason Di uggists,
The holding of tlm World's Fair
in a city scarcely lifty years old
will be a remarkable event, but
whether it will realty benelit this
nation as much as the discovery of
the Uestorative Nervine by Pr.
E lankly n Miles is doubtful. This,
is just w hat the American people
need to cure their excessive ner
vousness, dyspepsia, headache,
d:z.iness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
nervous debility, dullness, con
fusion of mind, ct'. It acts like- a
charm. Trial bottlesaud line book
on "Nervous and Heart liifoac9,"
with uneini'.iled testimonials free a!
Stanard it Cusiek's. J t is warranted
to contain no opium, morphim; or
dangerous drugs.
Hr; ltrrilKl'.
one which is guaranteed to briii ;
you satisfa 'tory resu ls, or in rase ol
failure u return of purchase t.iiet
On this safe plan you can buy from
our adyerticd druggists a bottle of
Dr King's New Dscovery fur Con
sumption. It is guarutccd lo Ining
teller in ev;ry case, hen Used lot
any iillectioti of Throat. Lungs, ot
(.'lies'., such as Consumption, Inll.iuia
tiou of Lungs, llioiichitis, .tlitut.
Whooping Congh. Croup, e.e, eie
It is pleasant and agree hlr to tasle.
perfectly safe, andean always he de
petided upon. Trial liotlles fii-e al
Koshay & Mason, Druggists,
!. I LA 1 IO ! .( IC( .
Scarcely a day passes williout the
news of .some large failure I'.tshiug
over the wires -tlie Usual result of
speculation in slocks or some eipi.til;
rtatiL-erotis venture. The same ei.-etric
cu rent carries to dear distant irieiid
the sad tidings of death of loved out s
too often the result of speculation
in patent nostrums. Moore's Revealed
Kcinedy is no speculation 1ml is sold
on positive guarantee. Do not fail to
go to your druggist and ask for your
motley if not satisfied. We known
you will go and buy another bottle.
For sale by all druggists.
AND THE INQUIRY ON THE
the lips of every woman will be,
Lest slock of
established house of
MAINTAINED PUP.LIO FAVOR
sp -cialty of selecting such goods
1891
depart
n.ii n
(i ms ran wrss Year
STATE AND COAST
Marion County is Heavily in Debt
and Borrowing Money.
X
XBWS rilOU TUB CATllAL.
The 6lia Public School Take a Vaca
tion to Visit the Fert'tad Exposition-
N. way Kote.
Sai.km, Oct. 15. Mari.-n county
finds itself in debt now some $42,
82'MK.i, as b'iowii by the county
clerk's st mi-annual state'iient.
The county will tide ovtr its finan
cial sUight8 by borrowing money
until He taxes come in. A levy
can'fc-rm niado untii after the lit ard
of equalization meets in December
and tl.fs will j;ive the tixes coining
in auoot February. The la-t leg
islattiie niH.ile Mich changes in the
eipializ ition and ass. ssment laws
as to ii aks ihe cousity's exjietues
much heavier.
The fourth iia lorly meeting of
the Marion County l'init tirowers
Associaiiou w ill be held at Salem
on thurt-day, the 2'.'d. A good pro
gramme has been prepared.
John Talje.iu was brought to the
penitent! try to day ftom Astoria
and wiil serve a term of seven and
a half years for larceny. Tebeau
is one of tne three men who
rubbed a gun Et ne. Two of them
got a seven and a half y.-ars teim
and one tiv.
Ail'cles of iucorpo-a ion were
filed lo -day with the secretary of
state by ttie l.i Glands Athletic
Company. A. ('. .Miller, II. E.
(iilliiin atnl A. 15. Huelai, incor
porait.rs; value of property, $'JW.
A'so the .Moiitfiuery Tunnel
and Mining t'oiiiptny, of Uose
burg. Incorporators .luiia (ira
li.ini, L. 1. Mon'gomeij. M. K.
Napp, A. M. C'awf.id. M nu ice
Abraham; ca ital stock, J si): M.I.
Also the It'K Nt-stiicc.i Hil ton
Road Ct.'inpary, i Dolph. 'l illa
mook county. 1 ncoi tioi ators, .1
('. Latidingham, G. W. Landing'
ham, and O. L. Landiugham ;
caoiial stock, i: m). 1 lie n ad is
to run fr.t n tin; we-t line of the
(ir.m le Rot de luiliiti reseivalion
to Woods, Tillamook county.
Charles F. Schmi I', of Mt. Angel,
was arrested to day on two indict
inentf, one giving liipior to miners
and the other s. lung Inpior w ith
out license.
The Salem Public Schools take a
vsca' ion to-morrow to give all an
opportunity to vieit the l'oitland
txpocilion.
The lines, tracks, cirs, horses,
etc.. of the Salem Street Railway
Company to-day, b virtue of a flti,-
(liio chat tie mortgage, jipssed into
the hands of II. W.Cottle, who
will opera'e and manage the road
untii son I. there are lair pros
pects for a sale at an early day and
it sold to the parties as now con-timplat-d,
the road w ill be devel
oped, improved an extended.
KNMiiir.H ui' rviiii.
ICIei tioU i.r Ollloors Kor The Ensu
liiK Year,
Poini.AM), Oct. 13. The grand
lodge of the Knights ol l yimas,
which is now holditg its annual
session in this city, met this moin
ingat'.itoO in Castle hall. The
most impo. tant business to come
before the afsemli'v to-day was the
eiection of olhcers for the co.uiiijf
vear. As those positions are high
ones and the Knights of Pythias
are strong in this city and state
the honors conferred ly tl.em ae
watched with much interest. To
glai.ee over the body of delegates
in attendance is sufficient to con
vince tho obsei v, r of the strength
and character of the organic ttion.
In such a collection of men it
would also seem that there might
be many fully able to fill the posi
t'one of honor. No wender then
that candidates were numerous.
The first busine s transacted
was the appropriation of $400 a
year to pay the traveling expenses
of the grand chancellor, occasioned
by his visiting the several juris
dictions. After win. b con-udetable
time was taken up in re-d is t rid
ing the state and hearing reports
from the committee on appeals and
grievances.
The election of officers resulted
in the fol'owing: giand chancellor
J.T. Ilavne, of Ivar.hoe No. 10
Portland; vice grant! chancellor,
E. h. Sharon, of Harmony No. 24,
Pendleton ; grand prelate, J. A.
Waddel, of Castle No. L, Portland ;
keeper of records and seals, 1". A.
Wagner, of phalanx No. 14. h ist
Portland.
KKEK.ISO SALMON.
I tie. l'lrli I'rcservccl for the Kasterti
Winter Market.
Cold storage is a great thing.
The latest marvel which the wer
to make ice at will has accomplii-h
ed is the freezing of salmon at
Whatcom, which will be eaten
next winter all over the United
States, just as fresh as when fits',
tak' n from their na'ive element
AstliL' I iiea heaped a chamber with
g ild to secure his liberiy, so sro
the natives helping high the cold
slo;ag rooms in the city with the
fat and led bkoded silver j Salmon
to secute iheir winter's provisions.
On the platform on the long wharf,
at all hours of the day, are huge
stacks of these magnificent lish.
ranging in w ight from sTx to ten
pound". These are gutted and
packed in the tin Ujxes in which
the ice is made, and then
taken to freezing ro uu. Here
they ifimiMi twenty-four hours.
When taken out the lish
are as hard as a rot k, and are
frozen in bundles. They are pitch-
ed into a wheelbarrow and taken
to a cold room, where they w ill re
main until marked next win er.
In tossi; g them in'oa w heflb now
very often a frozen ta:l is broken
oil", c r a head, showing the br'ttle-iie.-softhe
freeze. Seven thous
and of the lish have already been
c'd -d away, or say, twen y tons.
These fish cost cell's a pj'iinl,
and will be sold in tlu East at
the price A the c'.. oice.it s eaks.
Whatcjm Rcville.
'Oregon on
Wheels. '
The Oregon Immigration
Board's car, "Oiegon on Wheels,"
is lying at the Northern Patilic
Terminal Company's AlbinaeLops,
all completed, furnislied and fitted,
snd w hen the exhibits are put in
it will be ready for its Easfern
journey. The car is longer than
ti.e average pai-s-ng-r iiir. The
exterior is painted white, with
"Oregon" in lrge silver letters on
a light blue baekgiijiiinl. The
resources and scenery of tl.e Ftate
are repiesented by jurntliigs on
tiie sides of the. car A wheailloMs
and of Mti'tuomah ai:d 'A i lan.ctte
falls. Some shelving mid paitit
ing remains "o b. ilone on the in
leiior, but Supci iiitendent .Morgan
has n '.-taoy bto;in luittit g in the
exhibits, and expects to have
everytl.iitg eady by the etui of
wek. Tl.e capacity cf the car i
not vipial to the number of ex
hibits oll'eted, and tome w ill prob
ably be declined. Over oO.Uii)
grain bottles of w dual will bs tal.en
on Ihe car and distt ibti'.e.i alon i
then. n.e. Oilier n odiicls of the
htte will also h: hop led or put ua
in packages lot tii-triiulion.
l'.Ell KMtl) 1IIK KING.
Ustl A ('nlliD lr 1'iletl As Ihe Cue
To liotlie i:i lie flue.
Ntw Yokk. Oct. I o. About a
week ago a diamond ring, woilh
$:;0i, was stolen from the lesideiice
ol Mrs. PriTLett of :A West
Fortv fifth irltett. A boy. who
was the only person ma' the
room from which the ling was
taken, was arrested, but the ring
was not found in his possession
and he was (-et at libeity. This
morning Mrs. Pritcl.ett recti ved a
letter from ptiest of a Roman Cath
olic church oil the east side in
loriuing her that if the would cail
her lii-g would be returned to her.
Mrs. Prilchelt called on the priest,
w ho gave her the missing jewel,
but refustd to say flout whom he
rtceived it.
I. off a'ioul House.
Oregon is making rapid advance
ment in all directions, but in i.ll
but eleven counties of the stab'
theie are log scho-d houses in
which the oiing idi as are taught
how to shoot. Of templesof learn
ing of this style there a'e in the
state a tot il of IO'i. Crook eotiiiH
leads with twenty four and Line
follows with twenty-two. Coos,
Malheur. Multnonudi and Tilla
mook have one each. Denton has
ten, Clackamas two, Columbia
three, liouglas two, dram nine,
Gilliam four, K'aiuath six, Lake
two, Linn four, Marion two, Uma
tilla four, Wal'owa two and Wasco
three. Salem Statesman.
Cattish In Cullaliy Lake.
Catfish in great numbers art
being taken in lullaov lake, on
the A . it 8. C. R U., and President
Low II iv was exhibiting a fewepeci
men of these villianoiis looking
pests says the Astoria lalk. The
lish are very good eating and if
they coulil only lio conhneil in
Callaby lake, or some other worth
less price of water, all would be
well, hut it thev once get among
other lish they will soon depopu
late our streams of better lish. A
itlish will eat everything else
lint swims, but no other fish can
eat a ca'lish.
THE tVOKLlI ENRICH KI.
The facilities of the present day
for the production ot everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched w ilh the on
ty perfect laxative known, as it ie
Ihe onlv remetiy w niciiis iruiy
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andellectiial tocleanse
the system gentlv in the Sprii.-
tinie or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the mors
popular it becomes.
French Tansy Wafers.
These wafers are for the relief
and cure of painful and iregular
menses, ami will remove all ob
structions, no matter what the
cause, and ate sure and safe every
tune. Maiui.actured bv Emerson
Drug Co.. San Jose, Cal., ami for
sale at J. A. Cutnming's drii;.'
store only.
Sute Cure for '.lie Liquor or Opium
Hahits.
The East India i tire for these
aw ful hab'tscan be given w ithout
the patient's kuowiedge, ami is
the only known epecilic for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; mauuC.ctnrtd by
Emerson Drug Co., San .Jose, Cal",
and for sale at .1. A. Cuuimirtg's
drug store only.
LOTTERY MATTERS
Carrying the War Into Canada
Against the Lotteries.
WANNAMAKKK IN EARNEST,
Canadian Officials &ked to A litt and
C'clo Sam Will Esc procat-A
Bore C'tch.
Was i list; ros, Oct. 15. In a let
ter addressed to the postmaster
general of Canada, Postmaster
General Wana maker says that the
Louisiana Lottery Company has
e-tdblishud agencies at Tot onto,
and is tlxidiin; the United States
mails with its circulars, in sealed
envelopes, from that point. As
a 1 lottery circulars are held liable
to customs duties, the postmasters
at the United States exchange
offices have been instructed to
place upon mail matter which they
believe to contain duti bie arti
cles, "Supposed to le liable to cus
toms duty," At the otlice of des
tination tuch matter is opened by
the addressee in presence of a cus
toms officer, and if found to con
tain lottery in itter, is forfeited to
the United Stiles. Postmuster
G. neral Wanamaker asked the
Canadian postmaster general if it
Aotild be proer to instruct the
postmaster at Toronto to so sta i-p
leit- rs mailed there by an agent of
th lottery company. ' ll that
cuius is ;utsued, postmasters at
the United States exchange offices,
hesas, will make a similar in
dorsement on behalf of Una conn
trv. VKM.eiMK is swu- r.
Until the Hope and C old Lead Aid
In the Work.
Macon, Ga., Oct. I."). Samuel
Wright, colored, was lynched on
the public road, near Helena,
tarly this morning near the ht'ii-'e
wheie Mis. Peek and her two
laughters' Lve. One of the g.rls
went ou a visit yesterday. About
midnight last ti'dht Samuel Wright
broke into the house, knocked
Mrs P.eck insensible, and as'er a
de-peiate s;rugg!e with M'us Ada
Reck, in w hich one. of her arms
was bioken, assaulted her. In ihe
meantime the alartu had been
ron-ad that trw men pursued
Wright. They found him cowering
in the swamps. He was inarched
hack, identified by Miss Deck, and
placed untler a limb, where he was
1 1 he barged. Ho confessed the
i time, after which he was drawn
up to the noise of tiring pistols.
Fully h hundred bullets were sent
into his body. When a body of
negroes undertook to cut the body
dow n to day for burial, they
were notified that if the1 removed
it they would share the same fate.
VKKIIAN KUI'KIEOR.
Terribly Mad ata Scurillons Leaflet
Being Circulated.
P.Kiii.ix", Oct. l.'i. The police are
anxiously hunting for the author
if a scurillons leaflet, w hich has
been mysleiioiudy circulated, and
which contains an offensive attack
on the kaiser, charging him with
lissipatioii and immorality, and
intimating that he is of unsound
mind. The writer also holds up to
ridicule the kaiser s alleged idea
of ever equaling his ancestor, the
great Frederick, and the article
i loses with advice to the kaieer to
be careful about starting a conHa
gtation to consume himself and
his house. Such Imld words are
seldom heard in Germany, much
less printed, and the author would
be sentenced to a long term ot im
prisonment could lie be discover
ed. Toe kaiser ia said to know no
forgive -less for people who offend
his pride and ambition, and the
police know that he appreciates
and rewards the men who make
the desired arrests.
HE WIELDED A WHIP.
And Laid on The Blows Tklek and
F. at.
Zanesvii.i.e, 0., Oct. 15. Mis.
Charles Harris, a highly esteemed
ycung married woman, inflicted a
severe horsewhipping upon Wil
liam Owings. Owings took Mr.
Harris away on Saturday evening,
and Mrs. Harm did not know
what had become of her husband,
whom she bad not seen since.
This evening she met Owings on
tne street at.tl asked him where
her huslan l was. His ie,lv in
cen ed her. She laste.ied into a
store, purchased a heavy horse
whip and overtook Owings on
Eighth sireet in company with her
husband. She slushed Owings
ovei the head and body -ith the
whip and followed him to the
middle of the street, applying the
whip at every step. Mr. Harris
tiid not interfere but watched th
atlair from the sidewalk.
A liOCTOK'9 BLINDER.
He Made a Remark Thut Cost him
Two Ha ad red Dollars.
A ceriain well-known Gemem
ldivsician of St. Louis was the
victim of his ow n "previousness"
he other dav. He had success
fully t rated a wealthy lady's
daughter for diphtheria, and the
iaiv was exirenieiv cra'eful for
it. When the child was lhorou' li
ly well mother and daughter ap
peared at the physician's office.
The little girl shyly handed the
phvs chin a neat little knit purse,
while the lady went on to say:
"For haying saved my child, doc
tor, I want to present you with
this pur-e.''
"But," said the physVian, after
an end arrassing pause, "I have
sent you a bill for fcJOO "
The lady flushed, then said,
ipiietly. "Let me have the purse,
please."
She took too$10t) b lis out of it
and leturned it to him with the
remark : "There are $o00 in there
now, so your bills is paid," and
left the room.
Now the doctor is cursing his
clumsy tongue for the break it
made." That little t-peechcost him
just $200. St, Iouis Republ c.
HADE A BKAYE iiKSI STANCE.
Bat Was Overcome And If ordered
Far Hetty.
MlDDLKTOWN, N. Y., Oct 15.
An atrocious murder was perpetra
ted this a te'noon at a' little dis
tance fiom here. The victim was
Mrs Amelia Gregory, 40 years old,
wife of Nap Gregory, a well kr.ow n
farmer. T he crime w as committed
between and 4 :IS o'clock. At 3
o'clock Mr. Gregory and his eldest
hoy left Mrs. Gregory alone in the
house and went to work in adistat t
field. At 4:15 the younger son,
Wilbur, returned home from
school. On entering the house the
boy wss horrified at the suht of
his mother lying dead upon the
kitchen iloar, with her head bt
teredaud caushed beyond human
S'ti blaiu e. The condition of the
room showed that she had made a
brave . struggle for life. It was
,na discovered that the crime
was a. i O'lfome f robber y.
The fanner and his wife occupied
a hedooom adjoining the kitchen.
There was a closet in this bedroom
where t hey kept some rea ly mom y
in an i ld t ig ir lwx. This morn
ing the box coutained over $100 in
bank bills.
A Fight Very l'roliaule,
Losn.ix, Oct. 15. A Calcutta
dispatch says that the news of an
encounter between the Afghans
and the Russians is awaited with
much anxiety, as it is lelieved
that fight of a actions character
cannot long be put oil". 'Ihe vice
roy has received profound assur
ance of loyalty from a number of
l idian princes, including the Naz
i:u. w ho is prepared to put a large
f.-rce in the field. While a Russian
attack on India is not expected,
the vice-regal government antici
pates a Russian struggle for a foot
hold in Afghanistan.
A Large Factory Uurned.
Diit ssKi.s, Oct. 15. The estab
lishment of the Societe Anonyme
de Steif ine, at Haerem, near Bois
le Due, tl.e largest candle factory
in Belgium, was to'ally burned.
The lo.-s will be several millions of
francs.
Killed by Falling; Kock.
Rt.u Ia.dok, Mont.. Oct. 15.
Patiick Adams and Thomas
Steward, miners, employed by the
coal company, er instantly
killed by fallirg rock last night.
Notice to the Ladies.
My cloaks have now arrived and
I ani enabled to give the ladies of
Albany a bargain in fall and win
tercloaks. I will have at my store a
samp'e of every style of sealette
and cloth cloak or jacket made by
one of the largest Eastern manu
facturers. They comprise all the
novelties of the season. These
goods w ill lie in the store for two
days only and will be sold at
wholesale prices. Call early and
secure the best selection.
G. W. Simpson.
(Something: Nice In Cloaks.
I liava just received a large line
of children and misses cloaks and
mi.-ses jackets, sent me on appro
bation. These cloaks vary in size
from those for two year
old children to those fo? miss
es of sixteen and in price from
f3 5J to $20.
It you wish to bu j a wrap for a
child or miss, please call at once
and have your selection of the en
tiie line. I inu6t return by Friday
all cloaks and jackets not selected
for sale or stock.
Saui'kl E. Young.
Notice to Debtors.
Haying sold my harness store
and business in this city, all per
soiis indebted to me are herebv
reipicsled to call at the old stand,
now-owned by O. C. McFarland,
'nd set le the same in or before
Nov. 1, ISiil. Prompt settlement
of all outs!anding accounts will be
exjiec ed, Albany Oct. 1:5, 18'..
J. J. Pl BlRlLI.K.
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Fresh comb honev. Linn county
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Experts pronounce Klein I'.ros.
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