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ALBANY, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBEK 17 1891
VOL. VI NO. 27 I
KOiS LE. WANTS, KTC.
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STANAKDiC'SIOK, Pr.iti.,
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'fiPhysieiafrs pics rip! it. n -C:irelii"v
ii:i .-oiia.ii.vi.
II. (.KKGti,
TaiMs &Htiairifl8.
1.. i'i 11 i 'oflc ni-..l,. to rriit-rot-t-U-?ii-1
rt.-ti rcii in i-n th rt ii'-titi- nirl
IC.fcHilll.t'.I't l.- .l
Sh-Minni iir. i t .ir linv Iittv.vi-n Thir.l
Hit Kmiri i .ill i -L4
u:ti-r ril)ial llli nii'iil.
No'M' K :s l.. i-.-l.y siveii tint the
mi le. -.illicit a 'niint- rator uf Iri - i
t.i'e t.f il A. Ilailit. il.-i-4.ii-! d. !ia
tiled h: .'e ai ui-couii n the mailer !
s.ud -!alc in the county t nui t ill and
lor l.'iin iniiiitv. li-.u"ii. and lli.t.
said c.i .rt ha- livd M- iel iy the iml.
day ! i . in!" r ls.H.a. l:.c Iiiiui-nl
ime o'clock in the :-f! riiuun of -aid
il. v f ir the liiMi iiii; of ol-ji -elion- t
sain li. a! ai- -oUiit aiitl the -eliicineiit
thereof.
r. i. ii-.. nr.
Aiiiiiinisi i at-it.
II. II. Ili.wn r.
Atty for Aaiii.
Ne jewel iv if latest pat terns. it
Will Stark's.
i:i i.oim Ti iii-tii:.
Io yon know tluit Moore's H'S
Vf:il:?i li.Miu'ily icj tl.e on'y atoi.t
mnii. ii;e in I lie w.-iM that, il.x a
not i-ii!K;t.M a lriioi alcohol; tint
the inoi!" of rt-:uiiiu it i- knoii
only to it.- ili-c-Vt-tpr; thai it a i
H-ivniio! in the Rrieiiceof meiik-ine
v-ithout h p:ir:il!el in the nii:i
tet ntii i entiiry ; that it-- oroprit-t-'i J
oiiV,r to I.. rieit l.;iJO itir a iy cage
of ib sj.f-iiiiU it will nut cure?
Ci am' t'iirlvalltri AHhh,
The ni'ii (tilition of this unrivall
ed work iritiow bt ih-livercil l.-y
;ho ayent, :.ir.:. A. .M. Talt. The
work ii a must cxci-llenl one, an-',
tlii.- H iiitui i.s -i -jreat imjirove
iiiciit iiiHiii former ones, t;!vin
ill tli.- Lite-;, ila'e ainl inu: li new
iiimi ti-r that wu-'iiit in ?h-previouh
eilitiKiis. It shoiil.l he in every
l.iiiiuv, amt on evtrv luisiiieps
in;i:i'ti.! Kk. Thoe who are no'
supplied can ruc;re the all s hy
uildn-.- in 1. O. Hux No. (iO Al
bany ( Irejon.
We are tin- only peopl.- who car
ry the c iL-.tralnl K. t V. colhir
.tii I cull's. AKv.iys h -ive the latest
stylca in Hloc'i, 't'. I.. Wall.c e vt (.'o.
ill!!!
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holidays
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-iiS STOVES,
i!iWS& WiSHBJRU'd, ALBANY, 028801,
AUTUMN
Mi, J lii'i'K Fiir I'iiiii d miJ
-Tiiis ipi-'slioii c.in be
SAM'L, E. YOUNG,
I'i.'' u .;: j.-oii r;!E iu. wixn-:it ru v:;-: v m vmm vrn vsutruKNT of
HI. i -lie- I e is i : i Is in i:'.t.) si i i' -i ;,i :i'id d :i tic fa'jri s ia vis, un 1 t.vc ir, gl ve. i, ho dery,
hieeJ. liiie is. I v : i i t - ; Mid, njli ui-. niive'lif . etc.
Also a i'o ii -te v as- ir-;.,i : -i Hoot an I .i t, S!ap'e a id F.i:icy irocories.
VT.Il;iKi 1 lsa; T ff
f by kei'ii'uii: a st'-ek hirije en-vi !i
i as wiil g've tatir faction both in
-Lo i: CA.-II ri'YKHS Y
'J invited to inspect Lis stocl
l i ft i.is stock, whicli is roirplcte iu :dl hit nuincrcus
tin nti, nn l.'purehirid especially for
tl.!iest of all iu Leavening rower.
1 l3Widcr
ABSOLUTELY TORE
1 am an old nun and have been
a constant euifcrer with catarrh
for tht last leu years. I am en
tirely c.ired hv the two of Kly's
Cream i'.ahn. l is 8tran-'e that so
ttinsplit a remedy will cure such a
Uii'o i"in disease -llenry I " 11-
1 inns, t S. I't-iision Ally, waati
'; iiijjlon, l. C.
I'or ei-zht ye.in I have suillered
; fioui caturih, which etlected my
i eyes ard heti-'iti;; have employed
j many physiciaus without relief.
I mi do a' on my se.'ond h ittle. of
V.'y'a ('team l'.alni, and feel conti
. ilen! of a complete cure. Mary C.
; T-iompson, Ccrro tJordo, 111.
'.K YKIx Y I.ATKST NKWS
is tn.it vt .ti can liny at Julius
ii''.t;'.vvoii '-s p.itar, for ml
ca-h. j!oo.:s as f vlowt-:
l'i !hs. jriiii;!.! dsuu'ir . ...fl.tMl
IS Ihs. exir.i 1' mi ar UK)
No. 1 kerits-eue, p.;r ti nle -.'al. .-'f
" -.MlloiiS jro-id .i- i-.l.'s .... l.llll
-tl h-s. No. 1 ivon Mip 'Ml
I w iM condiii' o'rirt ci'sh store,
an ! :.! i d- k. i I ne H i d for Ire',
c : 1; f o.ii 10 f l'i per c lit. k-ss
than l eid.ir i i it-e.
.My si n-!; n' 'Mn-iwaro, fir.cy
K-'ods a:n. a'l ltn- dcsiraMi- f-tyks
iii'iiisii.-s, a i wt-llas !a ile fr r
h s i-r.ickeiy lainp.i and :i ti ticcs.
i c. iin leSe ir. evefk- way. I make
a "Speciality nf line tens, c (lee.-at:d
h.ikiiii: pnudi r. ai.d al A'ay.-pleases
my cast ine:s.
J: i lis ( in nw'oiii.,
.Vi. i: nv, Oct. 17. Hid.
ILWAIIIi.
iv.". 11::: t i r, it'iOi. o :
- IS Iir.KE,
lniiid and on
"Who has the
s.i isf .c'oriliy answd'ed at the old
VilW.l I)I?Y If )IT.-5K If VS
I j s ti lv anv vanf. a:i I in ikin-2 a
iiua'i'v an 1 prices.
l-ITIN':. Till- MVKKET AKE ESPECIALLY
Hie fall s.-a.'on of
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
-tchiol Tux Notice,
The school tax in school
district No 5, is now due and pay
able. Call at my otti- e and pay
the same before it becomes de
linquent. C. G. Bl KKlMRT.
District Clerk. .
The men of this vicinity need
not he jealous because their wives
talk so constantly about Matthew s
and Washburn. Its not their i?ood
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the Kood qualites of the cook
and heating stoves they sell. Every
one seems to be delighted when
tiny buy from M. and W.
MKKIT
We desire to say to our citi
zttis, that for years we have lieon sell,
in lr Kind's New Discovery i'or
(.'iiiiMiinptioii. I)r Kinn's New I.i'e
Pilis, ituckleii'tf Arnica Salve a. id
Kli'C-tric liilters, and have r.cv!
h uidlt'd ri ini lies that sell us, or .. i
have given such universal t-aiiMiu--tirn.
We (l.i not hesitate 10 uuaiaii
tee , tin-in every time and we some
ready to refund the purchase juice, i.
sj'iM'aetury ri suits du not follow the r
use TIicm- remedies hav won their
tre it inpu;irity purely ml their
merits, t'oshay V. Miimmi )i uirgi.ts,
A MIIKVIL Ht.il.
The holding of tin; World's Fair
in a city scarcely lifty years old
will iie a n markah'e event, but
whether it will tealty beuelit tliis
n.itiou as much as the discovery of
th liestorative Nervine by
Franklj n Miles is doubtful. This
is just w hat the American people
need to cure their excessive ner
vousness, dyspepsia, headache,
dizziness, sleeplessness, iienraU-ia,
nervous doli'liiy, dullness, con
fusion of ini'id. etc. It acts liko a
charm. Trial lxl ties and linebnok
on "Nervous and Heart lisea es."
with iineipialed testimonials free at
Stanard V Cusick's. 1 1 is warranted
to contain no opium, morphine or
dangerous drugs.
a st fk iviriu:M.
Ti one whicli in iriiaranteed to hriii i
j-'i'l satisfa -tory rell,.s, or in case ui
failure a return of purchase prh e,
On litis safe plan you can liny li.nn
our adyerti-'ed druggists a li.iitle of
lr Kind's New Dsi-overy lor C'-i!
sumption. It is guaranteed to tiling
relief in ev;ry cuse, when used fn -any
atti-ctioii of Throat. I.uiiirs, in
Chest, such us CuiiMllii ili.ni, lull uua
l ion nf Lungs, Itriuictiilis, Asilmr;,
Whooping (.'n-.'li, ljiciii-i, eic, e,e
It i I'lfusant and agremliie to tile.
perfectly safe, ami can alv.ays he de
petided up'in. Trial Imlllcs five at
foshay V Masnii, Prugists,
srfcn i.ai io it .ki:oi . ,
Scarcely a day passes without tjre
news of some lare failure I! i s 1 1 fi i -j
over the wires -the Usual re-uli in
spcculalion in stocks or some cpiaMy
dangerous venture. The iiine elect i "
cu rent carries to dear ihstant ltiei:d
the tad ti lintrs of death of lnv.-il i m -
too often the result of spec illation
in patent tiiistrums. MniireV Iicvealcd
Ki-iaeiiv is no speculatioii hut is suiil
on pos-tive -;u ir:i!il.ee. Do not tail lo
ifi to your dniirnift and ask for ymir
nio icy if not satisfied. We kiioun
you will iroaiid buy another liottle.
Kor sa'e by all urus;ists.
AN!) THE IXQUIUY ON THE
the lips of every woman will la,
Lest stock of
Lais Fall Divsswehr.
estab'.idied hull se of-
M VINT VIVS-n Ptrp.i in
si) "cia'.t v of sekctimr puch uonds
1891
depart
S?ATE AND COAST.
flTPortland Electric Car Plunges
k Down an Embankment,
A DISTANCK OF TltlKTY FEIT
Tb d' Crnsttd to Fircti and Bvoral
Fastigra Sr oisly Bart H-w
Frm th Mitropollj.
Portland, Oct. 1(5. About 2:30
this afternoon while one o! ttie
plcctric cars was going south tn
the Fulton Park extension of the
Se ond stieet line, in some w ay the
upper electric connection became
broken, leaving the car on the
turtle. The v. locity of the car on
the track en a doAn grad-3 lost its
liu'anee. ami over it went, down to
the kround Iflow. a distance of
lUity feet. Ti;e car was smashed
to nieces a-id three men and two
women w ho were in the car weie
serioiislv hurt. The company's
physician and evcy cn oid a'l
th it coul 1 bd djnef r tl.e siifTerers
w hile on the groend. Later o ie
of the cars of the company took
the fciillerers tt the city. The
accident happened on the treftle
beyond ( orliett street, on lue
I'Udon Pask extention. o one
v as killed as was first repported,
but iho.e hurt are badly cut and
hnrsed about the hands, face,
limbs and body.
All U rurglvtoi.
I'oimi.anp. ct. 10.-Mr.
and
.Mm
Ira F. lowers, jr., whose
e'o,
'o, cmeiit so lecently staitieu
society, have returned to t'ns city
and ate fn given ry lis ir reSect
ivepaierts. M is. .latnies in gave
in three das if'.er ti e wediiing,
hut Mr. l'owcis was more obdur
ate and it was not uutd Wednes
day nUdit that he nibiuitted to the
inevitable and telegraphed to the
young couple to rctuni.
Will lcet Iu t'useue.
I'oiMi.Asn, Oct. l'i. At the
mjeiing of the Knights of Pythias
grand lodge to day . irand Chancel
lor Cleveland wa allowed fiUO for
extra ex pen es incurred during
the past year.
The sai.uy of the grand keener
of rfconls and teals was 'ixed at
7;.
Eugene was chosen as the place
for tlie in session of the grand
iod-.'e.
H6W3 OF THE COAST.
Int TOflng Items from Exchangn
Tlirooboat the Northwest.
Pati'ck Krlley, a sheepherder,
a us found dead in his cabin in
I'limk county a few days
a-;o. It was d'scovered that
he accidently killed hicisuH with
a rille. -v
Get vais is a little town in Mai hut,
ciiimtv w;t!i ! ss than -IM m
hai ants, ye: she can raise a sub
sid off.t.OOi) for a Untiring mil'.
I In"' null Will have a capacity of 7"
ha. rcls per day.
John M Intosh, of Pendleton,
whj has been pu'.ticgin the sum
mer ninpiiiiig baseball gimes, has
j ist fallen her to $!) 000 by the
death of his father in St. Thoir.af,
C.iuad i.
The Echo Milling Company are
building and have nearly com
pleted two warehoases with a ca
1 a ity of 150,000 bushels. The
in.lls have a daily output from ll'o
lo 140 barrels, and have contracted
for 100,00.) nushels of wheat from
the Walla Walia valley.
On the the 1'ih inst., shout (i
o'llo k r. m , L. K. Keiiebel, was
siao-etl in the breast by a young
in in named Morton, in a Ktloo.i iu
The Dalles. They had tiuarrellcd
over a dollar debt. Mo. Ion was
arrested and put in jail. The
w id of Kcnehel is ecl'ious, but
not licccessaiilly fatal.
News has reached Nogak", A.
I ., of the murder of Dmi i Dellina
.Monteverdi', a wealthy and well
connected lady of Uermosillo, in
the state of Sonoro, Mexico. The
cl inic was committed by her soil
in law, Pampose Kamircx, whom
she was chiding for his dissolute
uavs. In a lit of anger he shot
and killed her. A
Umatilla county farmers were
obliged t abandon their intention
to have a day of jubilee and speech
making at Pendleton, October 15.
President Pol'.?, ,of the National
Furmets' Alliance and Industrial
Union, is ill at his home in Wash
ingion, ). C, and will be unable
to futliil the appointment, made fo)
his intended visit to Oregon ana
Washington.
An itinerant fruit dealer at Port
land f. I in love with a lady to
whom he so'd a box id peaches,
lie came immediately to the point
asking her if she was" married, ad
ding that he was not. but would
very much like to wed her. The
lady was much instilled anil'; was
ahtiut to retreat when the pedler
grasped her by the waist and gave
evidence of his passion by plant
ing a kiss upon her check The
uniceling woman had him arrested
I'orba'.tery.
List Thursday, says the Calav
eras Prospect, the men at work on
the Venus ipiariz mine at Campo
Scco, to tne number of sixteen,
went on a strike, not for higher
vngei. out ior w nai w as ineir one.
Scve
men
ral months pay is due to the
, and they came to town Turs-'
hy night and filed liens on the
property. The men say tint the
mine lotiks well with a vein seven
feet in width, and that a recent
clean-up over a thousand dollars
was taken f oni'he mill.
Grace Pradley, the little daugh
ter of the Union Pacith; tiejiot
agent Et Athena, the other day
found a check, payable to bearer
ar.d tigned by the Oregon state
treasurer, for $;00. in the north
part of of town. It was turned
over to the bank. Who it belongs
to and how it came there is a mys
tery, sajs the Athena Press. It is
in ne than like'y the check is a
clumsy ai,te i-p at a foigery, as
checks by the 8 ae treasurer are
not usually made out to bearer.
A few weeks fg a nun visited
Pendleton, giving his name a. II.
H. Downs and businees as repre
sentative of the Weil i's Fair Pub
tiidiingCciiipnny. He wore good
clothes and was a man of per
suasive addres-1. He p-oposed to
illustrate Pendleton in his p.: per.
Several business men gave orders
for cuts o' tin ir bin d:ng at $15
each, and paid the iii nisy. Mi.
Downs called on the ci'y council
a.id so impressed that body with
tile beauties of ids sclu-me that
cuts wee ordered for a b!ids-eye-viev
of PetiiHetoii and several
puhlic buildings at a total 10-t of
$75. The next morning Mr.
DoA ns le't the city. Ti legrams to
Chicago obtained replies disclos
in,' tlm fact that a very tick
swindler had b. e:i among them.
Oilier towns are warned to look
out ior him.
Tatioiiia I'aFteiicttia.
YAiPiSA, Oct. 10 The Steam
ship Willamette Valley arrived at
10 o'clock this morning with tl.e
following fiassengais : Mrs. E. II.
Smith, Miss Smith, J. H. M art ill,
Wm. Stevens, E. W. P.a'lev, Mis
I li.tf nfa, Mrs. Kelley, E. Lamcrs.
Mis P.owifian, W. K. .lustie. C.
D. Mailie, .las. Oallwoo l.
AN " AWFUL SCENE
SIC'KKMX: ACl'IIIENT AT A
HANGING.
Th Hope Kruke and the Vli-t'm
Waa AflrrnaitlH Slowly Choked
t Ileal h.
Pkhwoop Falls, Minn., Oct. 10.
William Kose was barged at
davligtit this morning. At -I :."iti
'he trao was spiting, but the rope
Iwnke with a snap. Without a
moiiH-iit's delay, the limp body
was picked up and pla-ed face
downward on th;? scallold, asecond
noise pulled down and adjusted
and the trap sprung aga:n at 5
o'clock, without a'teii.ptmg to
place t'ie b id y. on its het, and a
proc ss of slo w at ran 'illation en-
me.l.
The s:'di! w as hoi ri'ile- and si mm
4J . . . - c
tlen turned away to avoid witness
im it.
Hurt in the Muunf nlnii.
Sa'eru StaLcsman: After an ah
settee ol seveisl months in tin
mountains. Pert Potter returned
to his home in Salem yesterday.
He returnu.1 with David s-initii a
son of Don Smith, of Mehama a
member of the party who pur
taiued sui h injuiies in the moun
tains as to render medical aid an
absolute re -essity. P.y some
ni.'ana young Smith split his knee
cap, and in consequence U Mitler
ing greatly. He was taken out
yesterday to Judge Waldo's ranch
near Macleay. Messrs. Potter
and Smith were members ol
Judge J 1. Waldo's party and the
accident hurried them out of the
mountains before they were ready
to come. They too: the Ore
gonian train at Cohurg, leaving
the judge to return home alone
with ttie pack train. This
year the party camped high
upon Mt. ll-jod and afterwards
moved towards the south, tak
ing in Jefferson and paying their
respects to the Three Sisters.
A Lung Weary .luaniev.
Dalles Tinies-Montitaineer :
llany Krsrncr, a youngster about
l'J years of age r.ui aay fiom bin
home in Oakland about two
ne in In ego on account of a
threatened whipping and arrived
j ' he Palles the early part of the
.. The little fellow is considcr
the worse for his trip and his
.ics were too ragged upon his
val to thoroughly conceal the
. wh:ch had accumulated on the
.. He also furnished a preca
us existence to drivers and un
lii -nt unable specimens of inset
tivora. Some kind hearted friends
of the la I liought him some do' lies
and fiirnisiied him with a bath
and telegraphed to his parents,
but as yet no answer has lieeti ie
reived. A New Vnriety of Wheat.
A new variety of wheat known
as the n-w golden is attracting
considerable atteiiiimi hiihu g
wheat growers says the Dallas
Times Motinlai ec. It is a pro
duct coming otiginally fiou: the
department of ng. iculture, and
produced in Oregon for the first
time iu any ipianty the present
season. The yield sin passes that
of the liitleclub under l.ke condi
tion?, while it is apparently less
ailed, d liv thy weatlier than
anv
her variety heretofore sown in
Eas t-rn Oregtin.
NORTHWEST LANDS!
A Decision Gives the Northern Pa
cific Many Thousand Acres.
VALUED AT MANY MILLIONS.
Tha Laid Art Sitaatti ia WaaalDftoB,
Idaho aid Meataaa, sad Hav.Baaa
laD ipi'.afora Long I'ma,
Faiioo, N. D , Oct. 1C It is said
that the decision of Judge Cald
well in the Northern Pacific esse
is worth frjin $15 000,000 to $20,
101,000 to the rail' oad, although
a the niiiin issue, as to taxation
if the lands, the decision is against
tlin company. The decision gives
them a clear title to all the land
vvith'n their giant not known to
contain minerals at the time of
tiiiug the maps of the definite loca
tion of the road. The interior
department has hitherto refused
to pate it th se lands until the
raiiroaJ should pro luce proof that
the I u. ds di I not c uitain minerals.
Many thousand acres of land in
Montana, Idaho and Washington,
upon which gold, silver and copper
have been d scovered since the
tiling of the iu tps of location, and
which the interior department
held were not included in the
grant, are by Judge Caldwell's
decision declared to be the pro
pi rty t f the railroad, not only the
ian.'., but the mineral as well,
i'lie value of the railroad taxes in
volved in Judge Caldwell's decision
for the twelve counties interested
w ill be about $100,t03.
STOKi! STILL RAGING.
It Has Been Renewed With lacreaa
etl I'oice on the EnglUh Coaat.
Lomion, Oiit. 10. The storm
winch abated 1 iratime is renewed
with increased fury, and reports
are received from all over the
counliy of its ravages. A tebgram
from Portland says t Di.t:h man
of war col i n d oil' P. rJ nl mule
with the Piitish bark Mysterious
Star, hiel both vessels are greatly
damaged.
Vessels which have ai rived at
Eng'ish ports seeking shelter from
the t-tcrin are in a pitiable Condi
ii m.
Valuable Homes ISuraed to Death.
Smi xa, O., Oct. 10. The stable
of U. M. Mofgan, breeder of trot
ting horses, was ourued yesteiuay,
desfoyiug ihiiteen valuable trot
ting a d p.'cing ho'ses and mates.
Among toe victims, were: Nancv
Stiathmore, valued at $10,000;
ilazaru Straihmore, Arleiuus J.,
Surtartav, Cbn-on, Highland
King and others. The totil loss
isentimated st $75,()tK); no insur
ance. The fire is believed lo be of
incendiary origin.
An Earthquake In Tenneasee.
Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 10. A
s'igiit ehock of earthquake was
felt in the eastern part of the city
last evening.
Hanged by a Hob.
NotFoi -c, W. Va.,Oct. 1C Geo.
Dyer, under arrest in Kastville for
the murder of Mrs. Fannie Fadden
of Cape Charles C:ty, has been
taken irjm jail and hanged by a
mo
Five People Burned to Death.
IONuon, Oct. 10. Two -women
antl three children were burned to
deal h this moining which destroyed
a teiieineiithouse.
Baptist Ministerial Itareau.
One ofy the important move
ments by the Baptist convention
was the organization of a bureau
for the puipose of aiding paetorleee
churches to find suitable pastors,
and ministers tc find fields of
labor. The ho rj of managers
met and by direction of the con
vention and nude a selection of
the fo. lowing members lor this
bureau. Kev. Oilman Parker, of
Oregon City ; Kev. Kobert Whit
akpr, of Salerr. ; Kev.T. G. Brown
son, of McMinnville; Itsv. W. J.
Crawford, of Kosehurg; liev. G.W.
Donnel. of Mcdford ; Rev. O. T.
E lis, of Baker City ; Kev. L. J.
Trumbull, of La Grande; Kev. L.
T. Pttieh, South Portland and II.
M. Clinton, of Portland. This
bureau was organized by tin elec
tion of Kev. G. Parktr chairman
and Kev. Kobert Whitaker secri-
tarv. Kev. G. Parker, 11. M.
Clinton and Rev. L. T. llueh, ex
ecutive committee.
Elopement Case Dlainlaaetl.
The elopement ca e at Junction
was dismissed. '1 he law makes
it a ci ime to entice a young jiirl
under six'een years of age fnim
home, and the father of Edna
Smith supposed she was under
that age until he consulted the
faunlv records he found she was
last April.
Tour of luspectlun.
Monday at 4 i. m. Manager
Ivohler's private car, California,
p.iS'-ed through 15-ownsville, says
the Times, with Sunt, Fields resi-
den' engineer W. A. Grondahl and-
H. W. Coldard of the trarlic de
partmcn: abroad, who are niak-'iiz
a tour of inspection over the load
to Xatson, the terminus,
Family Discontent,
"I've been discharged," siid the
gun. "Very well, I'll strike and
go wi'h vou," said the clock.
"As I have been working 'oo hard
lately, I'd cut and run with you,"
sa'd the molasses. "'Ini tired(d)
too.", raid the bicycle." And
I'm full tf Tains," i-aid the win
dow," "so let's leave," and as
thev passed out of the door they
espied the only contented mem''er
of their coteries, the little tcaideo
host?, which was gayly playing on
the lawn. Brooklyn Eag'e.
A Fata Train Wr44Cl,
Tir-surim, Cct. 1C Th Pan
nandle vestibule limited eaetbound
was wrecked at Mingo junction,
(our miles eas' of f-taht nville, O ,
ihis niorning. William MarsualL
brakeui -n.of Columbus, O., and
Joseph Ve.- ton, express messenger.
wee killed. Fonr other railroad
men were seriously injured. Be
sponsibil ty for the accident ia n-jt
ascertaineeJ. " "
MotheraT
Castoria is recommended by
physicians for children teething.
It is a purely vegetable preparation
.ts ingredients are published
around each bottle. It is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely harm
less. It relieves constipation,
regulates the bowels, quites pain,
cures diarrh.et and wind colic,
allays feverisluie-ss, destroys
worms, and prevents convulsions,
soothes the child and gives it re
freshing and natural sleep. Cas
soria is the children's panacea
the mothers' friend. 35 d--8, 35
cents.
lSeiuoval Notice.
W. K. Graham has removed his
tailoring establishment to new
cummoiiioiis ijuarters on First
street, opposite the rarmeJs &
Merchants Insurance otlice. He
has a line liueo: cloths for winter
suiting overcoats and garments
for men and youth, whicli his
skillful tailors will make up em
short notice in neat and fashiuable
styles. His prices will be found
most reasonable.
A CHURCH SCANDAL
REV. Dli. BOWERS TURE ATtX
ED WITH ARREST.
nia Name Connected Willi a Woman
of ilia Fl..cU-The Divine la I'roa
trated and Meditatea Suicide,
K ansas City, Mo.. Oct. 16. A
wa ch has lieen laced over the
Itev. E. C. Bowers, tbe central
figure i i a church scandal, t-J pre
vent him fr ui committingstiicide.
He is so prostrated menta'ly and
physically that his friends "feared
lie would kill himself if left alone.
The scandal has spread to am
alarmtni extent and will probably
end in formal charges of immoral
ity being made gaint eome of tbe
mii.i-ter's accui-ers. The commit
tee w hich forced the resignation of
Dr Bowers have publicly connect
ed his name with a won an named
Jackson, the wife of a blacksmith.
If the present programme is carried
out, Dr. BjAers will be arrested
on a ciiminal charge.
THE WORLD KNKICHKD.
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
weltare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ty perfect laxative known, as it ia
I he only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to tbe taste
and prompt andeflectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Sprit
time or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the mora
popular it becomes.
nrCBlLKJi'S A KMC A SALVE.
The best sa!ve in thj world for Cuts,
Bruises, So.es, I'lceru, 8alt Kheum,
Kever sores. Tetter, Chapped Hand,
Chilblains. Corns, and skin Eruptions,
uud pos lively cures Piles, or lo pay
required. It is guaranteed to givs
erfect satisfaction, or money re
funded, Price 35 cents per box. Fcr
&ale by Foslmy & Mason
MILVS SERVE 4 LIVES PILLS.
Act on a new principle regula
ting the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new dir
covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpil
liver, piles, constipationr Un
equaled for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest I bOdoeei
for 25 ceuts. Samples ee, at
Stanard A Cusick.
Special Notice.
Ladies or gentlemen who con
template buying gold watches will
lind it to their advantage to call at
F. M. French's jewelry store De
fore purcharing, as there has been
quite a reduction in prices. The
Corner iewelry store.
Conrad Meyer's new oven is
now completed, and he is better
prepared It an ever to serve his
old customers as well as new ones
with the best of fresh bread, cakes,
in fact everything from the dainti
est hit rclls to tbe most elaliorate
wedding rakes. Housekeepers
are invited to give the product cf
his new oven a trial.
Have you seen that elegant
piano at Klein Bros..
At Will & Stark's can be seen
eoine of the most beautiful ladies
gold watches, which have just
been received.
Pay your school tax and save
costs of collet tion.
Watches, chains and spectacles,
S'tecialties at F. M. French's.
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