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Newspaper Page TextJO CENTS A WEEK. ALU ANY, OREGON. Til U US DAY. N OVK MBE K 12 1891 VOL. yi J?Q. 292 Knit SALK, WANTS. ETC. 1 ri OK PARTNERSHIP-. 1 1 X Mice b hrr. I vea that ihilrii N l A Snimn is, iloin hmi its) under Ihu ii in i ai it mint i hereby iwomd rv in UU.V cormnt. St ,n Noel retiring. Hit Mie-k-s win ue t mtiinic I by Simmons Iti'iiups u. -lu thi city ..r. MontUv. Oct. 1-J. ! jicn . u.iriu, tM-.tr.ii the mofi if I U T . 'nl on tlte reveoe ile I he ttfi.tM- wi I u -ae leave the Mine At UtfKVLD I osr -On thf r ! ni-Allnnv or in AI 1 J b..v, juk nut-tit.! or rip couUinin k :4i, a pair i overturn, t-l NrtniiiicJ h kt, futs of shoes), 2 shirt!. r. r atil r., mi a'm! truth, intir of , ml hi il4tri lor a rcc hi and hrne i i .fct e, ' a rtvoivtr. LiheraJ n wiM ill be paid to tha fin Jer ou leaving I V V y xir h 1 t - Ihj h .. tax fur X thj vtjif h:l, w ii v lue 1 payable '1 ,pf are rviuetel t cail proiuutly at txixi H u of th-. ;ierK. C i Hark hurt and r:iv tht it ue. w l, 0. G. Burkh&rf. elt-r. 1K KKNT A it five room coUjie J; i e ir - ttht.ii I'acitL: iletHH. Api at le t li ilt', i 1 a. W'.N.S, ViKr Kott THE LKAL, V in if are, life aim : limi iii4urauc coav MONEY TO LOAM-ltoVK CAPITAL ON real eta'e security. Kor particu tar enquire oi uu. Humphrey. .V'KKS OK LNU All tit fur culti iration, and tin hit tea. e. for Mile ft $10 r a re, W.thin 1) miic (ruiu railroad HtUi n a id iO miltrs frjiu Albaity. Apply a mm omo'e. UUWA has re n h laun Iry to the kj ir n Lyon '.'eit. La ml for Hate r 10, i0, JO, so arri-, eany tttrnmt tnntall tricitt plan thftp aihl iiuh pri-ed. AlHO a w t iry lutrta'l ownvd hy ll. ltrant Lnt iirvylK I)4ATtlOI 0HHIRI.19 HURVKTI50 DOK1 CAN 0B tai" a..H: urate nd prompt work by callliiv npoi cu irity survftvoi K r. T. Kiaher. lie hani-onnilcte copier of tteM notes and towin hip piat, and is prwparu I to do iurveviiuc in ai part of Linn county. Pot4tfl( addreea. U.I lent Station. linn :ou it , Oregon. A LL'VIM'Vf Ail - A 1t pure Hooia J print I S'itMtiti M-chuiical Journal of Lttt Ir'o vign I .v.-nti nt and Procttme4, V J, 11, No. H --itu. uio i Ku irant ted 10, fM oripti ii :t" i:f.i pur ye-", with i Al itui'iufu I. ir i raver Souvenir H ve thi- atvtrti h; i mit. It will lead )0'i to sue ees Au' 4it t ok Pi iu.iiiinu to, New Mfrt, K. Albany Nursrus. V7e are oCerinu to planters Hie de- finc-)t lot of fruit tr.f 9, (if all tir.ib'e varitifs. in t'ie state. One Imnitreil and fifty thousand trPHs for tliM siiinirif r's taade. Iiij"ctin invito 1 and satisfac tion yiuaranit f I. Send for or call and Bt mat the ol t Clint honestead one-half ni!e iuti est of Albany. HvMXNi'fc Bkownki.l. - '".n the Xf " 1 Da t 40G. A 60 RD ! HOWARD & SOW, KTKAM SAW. PROMPT WORK 14? 1 Vv tZ s?w CITY DRUG STORE ST AN ABD & 0U3ICK, Proot., P.-'EIKKEK ltLO K, - - ALBY. - IH-lcr In - D3UC3. MEDICINES. CHEMICAIS. FANCY sixl Toilet urti.in. Si.iu-e.. Hnwhea, Furfuiucr). .ho.il fcik, and Ar fnt tt Bili lt. "Physician's prest-nption Cirffully couioiinded. H. OKEGG, V Kill if. Me' anil l(- cloihini; mule to orJer or c'exnr l ami retairel on .hort notice aiul Sh'ip on t ic street car line between Third nil rour'ti street. Cnra 1 .Meyer's new oven is now c .itiipleted, and he is better Ire;areu tl an ever to serve his old eiMtotners as well as new ones with the hestof fresh oread, i-akes, in fstft everything from the dainti est lu t rills to the most elaborate wedding takes. Housekeepers are invited to give the product of lus new oven a trial. At Will & Stark's can Le seen pome ot the most beautiful ladies yold watches, which have just beta rajuived. Sawing 0) mm rS lis s railoni 4 Kepaim TOCOID TEMPLARS. Do yoa know that Moore's Ro vealed Remedy is the only patei.t medicine in the world that dot 3 not contain a drop ol alcohol ; tbi.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 3 oiler to forfeit $1 .000 for any case of dyspepsia it will not cure? Cram' Unrivalled Atlas. The new edition of this unrivall ed work is now being delivered by the agent, Mrs. A. M. Talt. The work is a most excellent one, and this edition is a irreat improve ment upon former ones, trivinir all the latest date and much new matter that was not in the previous editions. It should be in every family, and on every business man's uVsk. Those who am not supplied can procure the atlas by nuuressing r. j. cox jo. UU Al bany Oregon. We are the onlv oeoole who car ry the celebrated E. A W. collar ami cuffs. Alwavs have the latest styles in stock, T." 1,. Wallace & Co. Bazaar Wholesale price of sutrar: 1(K) lbs. extra C, f.0J; 100 lbs. granu lated, if, 00. My display of new tovs and novelties for the holidays thin year will 1 something wot.detful. touej and Julius GRADWOHL'S MATP38WS ft ff 4SHB!IEB'S, ALBANY, OREGON, AUTUMN -loaks, Jackets far Trimmed Garments anil Thrsp3estioncan be SAM'L. E. YOUNG, III TIIO IHS flPPVPn 1P(R TIIK" ........... ..... . - - ' I.ilie4 I)rpn4 I i, to. In in eloth laces, linens, and white k kxIs. Also a complete assortment of Boots nSTARMSHEiMX ISilfi, T.IH PIONEER DRY JO)D:-5 W)UR II VS H by keeping a stock large enough to supply any want, an 1 111 l'tiliy a as will give 1 atisfaction both in quality and prices. YLOSE CASH BUYERS VISITING THIS MARKET ARE ESPECIALLY 1 invited to inspect his stock, which is complete in nil his numerous mtnts, amPpurehastHl especially lor Highest of all in Leavening Tower. ABSOLUTELY PURE I am an old man and have been a constant sufferer with catarrh for the last ten years. 1 a in en tirely cured bv the use of Kly'n Cream Balm. It is etranru lliut so simple a remedy will cure such a stubborn disease Henry Poll ings, U. S. Pension Att'y, Wash ington, U. V. I For eight years I have suilered j from catarrh, which ellected my eyes and hearing; have employed many physicians without relief. I am dow on my second bottle ol Fly's Creaui Balm, and feel conti nent of a complete cure. Mary C. Thompson, Cerro tiordo, 111. -HHEVKRV LATEST NEWS I is that you can buy at Julius liradwohi's Bazaar, for net cash, goods as follows : Hi lbs. gran jlatt-dsug tr $ 1.00 1" lbs. extra (' suaar . . . . . . 1.00 No. 1 kerosene, pervinglegal. .-" 5 gallons gool pit:kles. . l.lll) 20 lbs. No. 1 Savon ip .io Arbuckle cotl'et', 2"ic -.r pound I will conduct, a strict cash store, and all giod w ill be s i!d f.ir net ca h from 10 to 25 jier c nt. less than regular price. Aly stix'k of Cliinaware, fmcy goods and all tin- desirable- style's of dishes, as well as staple trrocer ies crockery lamps and tixtiiivs, is complete in every way. I make a speciality of line teas, ci'll'ee.-am! baking owdfr, ami always pleases my customers. Jfl.H S CiltAllWolll., Albany, Oct. 17. 1U. Sipuare IJ1 an TINWARE South of Portland at IS HERE, mind and on the "Who has the satisfac!orilly answered at the old ril l. IVn U'tVri.'lf Tlfllll.- I .. ailka. fo-ei 'ii and ilonixti.- f ilii i q notions, novelties, etc. and Shojs, Staple a id Fancy Groceries. Ibe.fall season of Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. Baking Powder Hcliool rax Notice, 'TUv.4i6tz? tax '''In" acftdol district No 5. is now due and pay able. Call at my ollice and pay tin same before it beomes de linquent. C. G. lU uKinhr. 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 iiialites of the cook anil heating rftoves they sell. Every one seems to be delighted when they buy from M. ami W. MKitu vms. We li':-ii'i to say to our citi 7.1 us, tli:il for years tiuve lieell sell, in Dr Kind's New lliseovery f'r 1 'iiiiMiinitiiii. Ir Kind's New Life l'ilis, Knckl.'M'j Arnica Salve ami Kleetrie liiltcrs. anil li;vi; l.evT tiainiU il reiiii-ilii'S thut sell as, or thai have, niven such universal satisfae t i-n, U e do not hesitate to guaran tee . tle'iii : every t'n ic and we etam1 reaily l' refiiml the )iiirehase pi ice, h sa'i.-l ieli.ry n suits il.i nut folluw Ihe i use Tli";.-e remedies have won their ere it popularity puielv on their merit, ('oshay .V: Mjsmii 11; moists, She-i'rt riiitiKrailiK of I lift Wort" One of the most beautiful ai appropriate holiday books thj has In en issueil, t ears the til above given. It is l'tiliy ' ei I 1. lined by the title, for it ilhu trates all of tl .e objtjcts Hiid scene of interest in the (IsllVivnt parts 1. world, and that two with all th. truthfulness and beauty o t he genuine photograph. 0ertv htinilied and filly of these fni page photograjihs me given. Tht' book is one of the liiiot gift b'.oks that could be imagined of, and is simply surer!), it will be sold by suh-cription. 4 sin; t i-riiK r. 7s one which is tuamnteeil to lrii yia salisfit.tory results, or in ease, ol failure a return if pureha.se price, On this safe plan you can liny from our .ilerti-ed druggists u hottle ol Or King's New llseovery for Con sumption. It is guar-nteeii to tiring relief in ev-;iy ease, when used foi any ullectiou of Throat. I.ungo, 01 Chest, such as Consumption, Inlljina linn of Lungs, lirotichitis, Astlim':, Whooping Cough. Croup, etc, etc It is 1 leasant and agree hie. to taste, perfectly safe, ami can always lie de pL-uded upon. Trial buttles free at t'oshay iV Mason, Ilruggisls, M-tt I I. tl lo i it.i:i:tl . Scarcely a day passes without the news of some large failure llisliitig over tin: wires -the usual result ol opci-ulal'iou in stocks or some eipially dain.cnins venture. The same cli eti ie en rent carries to dear distant li ietid the sud tiding of death ot loved outs lo.roften the result 'if speculation 111 patent nostrums. Moore's Kcvcaled liellieily is no speculation lint is sold 011 positive guarantee. Do not fail to go to your druggist and ask for ymir mo-iey if not satisfied. We known vou w ill go anil buy another bottle. For sale by ail druggists. AND THE INQUIRY ON THE litis of every woman will be, best stock of Lafes Fall hmm. established house of- 11HMTU u:hii nurvTuu 1 1 . t ii , iv 1 11 r. . 1 r i:i.vls no. I .i- ui,- ,rl l. ' ' ' M VI N V VI N'KD PI'P.LIC FAVOR sp rialty of s -lecting such' goods 1891 depart- STATE AND COAST A Newsy Budget From the State Capital. .1 .HUMAN MOXSntOdlTY. Fire at St.. Helen's Ba-na a 8 table Co taining Yaluablb Horses aud Sev entj - five Head of Cows. . SALtM ' V, HJ-Tuirty Uah .n..i.iiri'. teachers totlay at examina the piarttrly tion lor t "-iciiers certiticates. J. S. Cavanaugh, assistant war den of ttic State Penitentiary was insured here this evei.ing to Miss I'heo Van Wanner, a highly popu lar young lady of Salem. Win. Baltimore was examined here today and orda.-e sent to the asylum, "lie is 27 yearsof age and an" imiiet ile. When a baby his head was Inge and alter a few years his b ijy stopped growing, iut his hea I still io itinU"d to srrow. He h.is no use of hii li"'bs hut has a goo I mind, although to tally Muni. His head contiuued to grow all the time and now measures nearly 40 inches in cir ciimfereiwe. He has the face of a (hi Id and is very religious He talks a great do if. He has been a county charge for year and ihe nuree is couiplle l to lilt hi m ae she would a baby. The Salem Building and IvOan .Association closed its ncond year today. During the two years 41 loans were made and the asso ciation has made $7tio'.l 87. In the first series $21 per share lias bten paid in ami the shares are now wor th :tt " ' FUCK AT ST, IIKI.KNS. A Stable Full of Fine Homes ,,,1 Cum Burnet' Sr. Hki.kn's, Or., Nov. H.-At 4:0 this inoiiiing theoarn of Con nc!l , Portlaal, on V'tr island, was totally'Vlestroyed by tire. The barn contained 75 head of cows and ten horses, including several valuable racer?, and 125 tons of huv. Loss on property .f7.r)()0; insurance $2000. Oi:ly two horses and one cow were saved. I he lire is believed to have been :n einliarv. A I. ASK I'S I NTKItKMi. The lecent return of a success ful exp'orer in Ihe unknown regions of Alaska will Call attention to that far oil' country. In talkii g f his expedition, Mt.Glave said: ' The one thing which has stood in the way of the development of this rich interior of Alaska is a section of land about thirty-five mills across, lying between the headwaters of the Yukon and the Pacilic ocean at Chilkoot. This mountainous strip is a stumbling block across the I atural entrance 'o the region, for when once it is pad'd jou can travel by boat through the lakes and down the Yukon 'o the gold mines already opein d below. "At piestntthe only mule of transport is by Indian packers, w ho charge $:." a hundred tor ca'r n ing atuir, and at the s inie time are nt'erly unreliable. MTneis often halt sou' h of ilia divide for weeks, subject to the whims of these irregular carries. Even in the face ol fiese difficulties mill a few of the more undaunted push their way into the country each year, sea clung tor go a. vrere a trail lor pack horses proven practi cable, there would be :i laig) m- Ibix of linnrgration anil a corres ponding output of mineral product. With a reliable transport on land improved, navigation on the water would follow and the consequent shortening of the time of entering will give a longer season, l nuer present conditions food and other supplies a'e obtained at so gr?at an expense that only a very rich claim will yiehi any prom 10 me workeis. Whereas unproved means of conveyance for men and their outfits will allow profitable working of many gold deposits now untouched. ' Were this country opened up bv a pack trail, a wagon roaa would toon be built and steam locomotion is possible. Any fur ther develop jment of Alsaka means a great sliuiulus to tne iraae oi me Pacific coast, for the cities here on Puget sound and those further south are the natural points oi supply for all the operations carried on in Alaska, and the products of that terntorv must in turn De marketed through these centers. The trade with Alaska lias a' ready issumed such proportions that it 13 ueeilll U worm competing iui , lint with the working of the ncii gold fields of Central Alaska th$ tiade would oe worm a uozeu, pel haps a hundred, times as much in short, there is no limit to the possiblities of development. '(.'ertainlv tome effort should be mai'e to put into shape a pack trail across the point mentioned, aid remove this obstacle. The people 01 juueau are petitioning the gov ernment for an appropriation for the work, and tliisj petition shou'd be urged bv Seattle, Ta- coma, Portland, San- Franci-co, and in fact all of the c'ties which would bsnefitsog eatly by Alaska's ueveiopmenc. uereaiitiie mer c'iants, transportation compiiiie3 ana otliers wtio tuve direct m tere t in the undertaking to make common cause the work totildbe accompliphed. Ttie cost of a sur- ve- for 'he'trial would not exceeil $10,000, and the expend- f build fug the trail ittelf won d not Ik verv liei-vy- 'The trail which we made this simmer is tin only irac'ic.ible route mto tiie count rv, ln-twe n Mount St. Elias ar.d the Yukon; and opens up, as well, the reg om both to the north and south. The trail which should now be opened, as 1 have saul, to the headwaters of the Yukon, mint sta t from about the same point, Hnd would establish quick c immuni atio 1 between the jutside wor!i and the whole of ihe Yukijn basin." AMEHiCAiN JUNKKUS. THE ASSOCIATION IN SESSION IN NKIV OKLKANS, Secretary tif the Treasury, Foster. I'resents Some Important Fig ures About Silver JMoney, Ni-.w Oki.kans, Nov. il. The American Hankers' Association began its seven'eonth annual con vention to dv, with about SoO telegates in attendance. Senator Uandall delivered an address of ivelcome. Af'er the president's annual ad dress, John Jay Knox read the fceport of 'he executive committee. Secretary tiieen's leport showed 1 !!; iiismbt-rs, against 2000 last year, the fa lin 4 oil' beinj caii-ed by failures, deaths and restgna tions. A letter froni Hon. Charles Foster, sect etary of the tr -a.-nry, was then re:id. The ee;'re'ary said : "The amount of ilver bullion purchased with treasury notvs under the provisions of the new law from August 13, 181)0. to No vember 1, lfs'.'l, has aggregated U3,5H8,.r.'it; fine ounces, rotting $68,620,585 ; anaveragcost of $1 03 i r line ounce. From tt.issi!vr, $27,843,475 have been coined and ilia remainder is stored in ihe shape of tine bars in the vaults' of Ihe mints, as 8 reserve against the treasury notes outstanding. "While it is true the amount of money in circulation in this coun try at the present lime is greater than at any previous period of our li'story, and more per capita than in any of the lead commercial nations of the wer d with the sing'e exception of France, I am of the opinion that, ow ing to our rapid growth in population and wealth, and extraordinary develop ment in all kinds of business, the yearly increase in our circuiiting medium somewhat propo'-tiona e to our growth in popii'a ioii is im peratively demanded. The issue of treasury lutes under th s act affords such an increase of perfect ly convenient and sound currency, basei dollar for dollar upon the cost value of silver bullion, re deemable on demand in gold coin aud wi:h the pledge oi the govern uient to maintain it at par. An other object of the act w as to pro vide a borne market fur the silver products of the United Sta'es by requiring the purchase of a quan tity of silver approaching the monthly product of our mines. B0TE8 FROM LEBANON. ' f I eh a Son Nov. 10, lS'.M Yesterday was payday on t ditch, over'$7iHM) was paid out. Luther Benson in his course of lectures ha drawn large crowds. There will be a local teachers institute held here Nov. 20, and 21. The public schools are over crowded and there is talk of em ploying another teacher. M. A, Miller's immense stock of holiday gx'ls is daily arriving and he expects to do a ru-hirg busi ness. The city council recently ap pointed J.'C. Oorden night watch. Clint makes a tirst-class officer. City election the 7th prox. Ben. II. Dvine and family of Scio, aie visiting friends and rela tives in Lebanon this week. Work is progressing on Dr. Courtney's new brick notwith standing the inclemency of the elements. J. M. Zoosuiati, of Brownsville, is stopping in town for a few days. Dr. Dudley our genial dentist is going Eafct in a few days. The democrats hereabouts are highly elated over tiov. Pen nover's proclamation of thanks giving in advance of President Harris n,s doing the same. A premature difchare fr m one of tiie Texas rain machines must have struck Sylvester's t pinal c 'lamii w ith its warm atmosphi re and started him otl at a tangent or caused hi:n to jump a cog or two. Admirers of sweet toned pianos and latest improved organs should call at Will A Link's and see their magnificent instruments. kMTPIfiiT QTfiPYl f U UlUUO O 1UUJ1 Many Vessels Wrecked on the Eng'ish feast. LOSS OF LI FK AND I'llOI'EKIV, A Captuis, bis Wife aud Sod Am rg the Many who Perish Bifjrdthe Fury of the Blast. London, Nov. 11. List n'ght a I caw gale set in Foulhof Ei gland an I Ireland. A1 ready :i few dis patches are received telling of the w ftcks cans; d by tl e stoim. From llytiie, ou Ihe English channel, ci-mi-s the it-port oi ihe wreck ol an hngbsh schooner. The crew n ached ! by shore safely, but the Ci.itain, his w ife and s in perished. At Jsamlga e. the ship lienvenus was wrecked, and hercr.-w took to the rigging. An attempt was made bv iil-siveis to ris.-ue them but the sea was too I Ign. Another ve sel is iepo:te l a-hore close to where the l'enver;n is. A la'er report from Sandgate says all hope of s.iving the cre-v t f ihe Penvenus is a i.nidoned. The iHjdiesof several ietim have b-.'en cast upon the beach. A body of troops have been sent to aid the hfesavers along Hind gite section of the coast in their elforts to render asi stance to the dis'ressed vtssels and their crew s. A telegram has been received ftviiu the Scilly islands sta' ing that a schooner had been wrecked there. The crew was saved. A vers -I named the Parainjunt was sunk off Lowestoft, in Sutl'dk, and ail hands on biard except two sapors were diowned. In Loudon the stoini has done considerable damage to buildings in course of ere -tioii. A dispatch received lioin ht. Ieonard's, a well known waterirg pla-e in Sussex, aimoiin ces mat i lie naiK An.ornassiranu- t-d near tint tow n. The crew took to the rigiing, wherj they are now, all attempts te rescue them br iug (utile ; theohly Imp'-for ti:c wrick ed sailors is that the sterol may s ibside lielote they tiie of exhaus tion. Interruption of Ulc.riph seivice is general through )in southwest f'.ngland. KX-IIOSS lll'CKI.KV. Kteu Cai lola I nt a Safe III liliR llaee for lllui. Montkkai., Nov. 11. Chr;stu pher Jluck.ey, the ex-los. iKilili- cian of California, simulated great surprise when iiiiormed la-t even: ingoi indictments found against him and Samuel Rainey by a San Francisco grand in rv. Althougl when first the liews was broken to Buckley he appealed to be tur prised, its character was not tti tirely unexjH'cted. His every word and action in Jic.tted he had aheady long ago lie ved himself to meet justice, lie was throughly mlOMiied cf I lie date and cliaiMe ttr oi the ilepariure of steamers leaving here lor all foreign ports, ai d though he has rented an t k- gant and commodious re. idence it w ill not greatly sill prise the peo ple here, accustomed to the erratic doings and movements of boo'Jlers in the past, to wake up any morn ing aud n ud ex-Hoss Buckleys uiaiisi jii "closed lor the season." Notice to the I'ubllc. I hive this day told to R (j. Watson A Co , the gro -ery store ami comission business heretofore eariied on by me, at ttie corner of Ellswotth and Second street, con sistii g f stot k of groceries, pio visions fixtures, etc. 1 will pty all bibs incurred by me w hile con ducting said business, on precenta tion. I retain the book accounts, and parties indebted tj niecan call and pav at the store until Dec. 1st, IS'.U. "R. !. Watson A Co., receipting for me. After that date all unpaid accounts w ill be placed in the hands of my attorney for collecfoii. E. J. Lanninu. Njv. 2, I8!M. Having; bought the grocery and commission business carried on at the corner of Second and Ellsworth streets by ("apt. E. J. Lanuing, and laid in a full and complete stick of choice family groceries and supplies, we respectfully solicit the patronage of former customers and of the people generally of Al bany and vtcinitv. R. W atson ' Co Referring to t!ie above I take pleasire in recommeudii g my sii'-ceasors, R. O. Wa'son V: Co , to former custoineis and the peo ple of Albany nd vicinity. E. J. Lanninu. No;-. 2,. 1 SUL French Taimy Wafers. These wafers are for the relief and cure of painful and iregular menses, and will remove all ob structions, no matter what the cause; and are sure and safe every time. Manufactured by Emerson Drug Co.. San Jose, Cal., and lor sale at J. A. Ciimniing's drug store only. They Want Main. Pendleton East-Oregon ian The savs that the grangers of Umatilla county are talking seriously of niak ii g a propositi n to Melbourne. the Australian who bidet h in-ell , from view and seems to call down j rain from the heavens whenever Ihe deires, without invoking ' Jupiter. Ileiswanfed next Mav j .! rlln when.'TMin ia nartieularlV needed ia that" country. The plan is to secure trim a guaranty of ten cents an a ore, to be paid in case be succeeds ill producing a downpour when ever one is con-iJered necessary. As Mel bourn 3 has offered to water Kansas for ten t- -nts i acie it is believed be will look upon the protiosition with favor. It is to be fiopt'd the scheme w ill materialize, as folks here will then have au opportunity for pcr-onal investigation of the rain making process. Melbourne seems to have met with as much or greater mecess that the govern ment experimenters. Suii.e iCestricllon Is Neceaaarjr, Nkw Y'ohk, Nov. 11. During the month of October 3U,798 im nrgrants passed through the barge otliee. A Dividend oT 5 Per Cent. Baltimore, Nov. 11. The board ot directors of the Baltimore A Ohio lailto td today declared a 26 per cent scrip dividend. VIGOROUS WAR TALK PL1N OF THE CAMP HON AGAINST CHILI. Fleets of the lilted States to Kb force a Response From tt Kelllcose Chllllaus. W'AsuiNtiTON, Nov. 11. An offic ial well versed in naval and state depaituent affairs says: "It is only within the latt two days that a settled programme has been de termined uron. It is substan tially tins: A demand has already been made on Chili for explana tion of the cruiser Baltimore r gely. Vithin a short time a second demand will be made. The stcond demand will recite that the first one has not met with the pro.npt action which the United State i expected. If Chili fails to act, the final stroke of the oro- rraiume wdl be made. Fleets of the 'C nited Stales will meet in the hat lior of alpan o. The purpose is to make this demonstration un precedented in the -naval history it the I'nited States. Every avail iWe warship which floats the L'n 'ed States Hag will take rart in the movements. For the time being the. tquadrons which man enver-in -ioreign ports wt ill be b-okeh up and .absorbed in the nuin renJezvous" at Valparaiso. The i ew ehis -and those which are beirg repaired in the navy- ; yards will be;centered in Chilian waters. Ills believed the mere 7esence of this naval force will be iiit-tent to fo-t-e the Chilians into an i in mediate response. If it is not, it will then be for con cress to d-cide upon the future course, and f eed be, issue a formal declara ion of war.'" Mu Ii indignation is expressed at the state and navy departments at the c induct of certain English newspapers in 'ascribing foolish sen tun nts and remarks to Minis ter Egan and Captain Schley, in culm ctun wun uie penaingques t nns in tween tbe Chilian and I'nited States governments. No one here believes what the papers asseit, and the opinion is held in the departments the English pa pers in .question are engaged in an effort to foment the growth of a feeling of animosity by the Chil- ians agiinst Ihe people of the United States. Letters Turned at Large. Vancoi vku, B. C., Nov. 11. The lepers . are now . at large. Neither the government nor the Canadian Pacific wou'd take any ae:ion, and the city council was to rash as lo turn them loofe. They have be-n rejeceJ and driven away by their own countrymen in tne p 'riioii of the city set apart for the Chinese. People are discharg ing their Chinese help, and great uneasiness is felt. There is fome talk of their striking for tbe Amer ican line. Troublous Times In China. Sh asoiiai. Nov. II. Intense ex citement prevtils here. Tiie course is tt nding toward a great civil war. Foreigners in China are in extreme peril. A chief of the great secret society. Kalao Hin. has been arrested in tbe French concession at Shanghai. The viceroy at Nankin has ordered him to be tor.ured, boning he will fK-tray his accomplices ; if not, he is to he iieiieaded. Tbe whole province of Hunai is in a state of 'lege and revolt. Fell Dead. These words are familiar to our readers, as not a day passes with out the reort of the sudden death of some prominent citizens. Tbe explanation is "Heart Disease." Therefore beware if you have any of the following symptor is: Short Breath. IV in in Side, Smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthma'ic Breathing, Weak and Hungry Spells. Tenderness in Shoulder or I rregular Pulse. These symptoms mean heart disease. The most reliable remedy is Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, .which ha raved thousands of lives. Book of testimonials fne at Stanard & Cusick, w ho also sells the New Ileal t Cure. . JJ - in ii ! 'I