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ALBANY, OREGON, .SUNDAY, NOVJflMBKK tTJ 1891
VOL. VI NO. 307
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KOKALE. WANTS. ETC.
DH-WOMTI'OJ OF l'lTXr:K.smi-
v. "'" ' iMTfhv jen that li . Itrnil
J -el A Snnnm n. ilnm l,u- nn, iphI- O. it
ii una at l;loi Mill i hereby i issulml l.
miitaa' consent. Stui N..el rrlirini;. TliV
tti4iea will be cjulinin-1 i.y s.iiiin..i a A
n-u a t r.u - r.i uo unite otk lor a
j Mii'iri'uiij, a.- particulars imiuire
at tui-t oifiec.
LOST On h'j r.u.1 nrar Altuny or in Al
bany, a hi wU n.trrr.l '.r rij vniitainiiu
a Mark v.t and o.t, a .air ni ..vtrailj,
urot.1 iicimiii. J h t, a uir ( ulr-, 2 shirts, .1
r r anl mrn, nm; ua-l .rush, it pair ul
"'1 leil..-es (r a mt hi. ai:.i
lir.-e hi lutt'e, ils-i a r-vuivtr. lateral rr
w.r.1 will l,c p. .! t.t ill !in r or. fraying
he ain.t At IIkk.m. i.tti.-i;.
I J V 'iir li 1 ti - The lnol i.t h.r
I tin." ir ls.il, is ti rv lii-j i.l l.c.:.lne.
Ti u.t :r. n-j!i.-r I t .! pr.' ujitU ,
at tii i rt r ill the clerK. 41 tiir'' h irt aiiit
u tin- mum-. Svc i. 1.'. jU. . JWivkurt,
e!iiH.
F)H REX T A neit Ave nmiu cottaire,
cear Southern pacific deot. Ajiplv at
b tt tlatul,
tic flro. lifi !uil :ilu?it iiiiiuraii'-e rtttr-panii-
MOXKY TO I.OAX
lrii U'i.(iirt .if oe-'. I
IIMS Cl'M A I. OS
:curity. Ktr pa.ij.i
U'riithrev.
t fiii:Kh;s K HSn .V. lit i.ir cu:i.
I tl) vati ni, m I t fi-.i. , ior :v
il') nr a Tf . tVithiu J iit- rr rn i iil.ji !
at vi m a ul i miied ft-.jm AiiMiiy. Atyiv
thin iiltl,:e.
SAX WA h w reiuovuil i lannlry to l!
ir.1.1 hi'i Hi? cor'.cr ol ftc anM
Ik for Male.
6. 1", i", 10, Hi ucntu, i-vs.v t.'piu, iint.V:
ment pl.kii i-hf anl iii,h jiriivl. AIho -j
( i lly lKa'l iiwiikU i tl. iiri .nt
Land Hartrylue.
Ptinm i'iiKi.i aravRYixs ixinb cn .!
tain acirate nd (:ronit 'trk hv eiilhrt
counfy mirvt-voi K 1'. T. nht,-r.
ti.'iscotuplrle cOiiiue of fJuM uotes and toi.
ahi; p'tui, anil in nt:p:krc I toi!o mirsviTi.;' i-..
any w.-t if Liiiti ;ouuty. locil'rti.e a-uirci
kli.4--rH "ti:i.jti. Inu .-ou ll .lirc.tn
VLI'MISl'U Ai!K A Mh'i- ll.iii
ITiii't 1 S:-icnt.:i "J. .1. . ii.mI Jo ir
of L-K l"u.ii;il l.vcntliUH rl t'i'M- ;
V.;!fll. X i -''iri'.l it in .iir:il:t-ti i ,
(kkl Sit K-riri .11 :t.'i ci.- i l ci;, '.Wh
AI'intTiuiii l.ir-l :'r.ivtT s. iti 1 . .-in 4,
t'n a l"rmu rut. it i!l h-:i.l i'ltnu--c.--.
A:. 1 vim u i.k l'i i:i.m:ii .i t'.i, N.v
ir!t Ky.
Quality in smoking
tobacco depends on
the peculiar and cor
rect selection of best
varieties of leaf tobac
co, and the proper
knowledge of manufac
ture. Thirty years' ex
perience has enabled us
to produce the splendid
MASTIFF l'LL'G CUT.
J. P. r.trc Tuliftfro Co., Rirhmonil. Va.
I r Vm -2 H - t
I V V rV
V3 1
-Hi
CITY imi'U STOKE
" STARiiau ' CU3ICK, Pros.,
PFKIt'KKIC l:l.N'K, - - ALl.V
- - hf.ltri in
SRUC3. M-.DiCirtS. CHEW! W 3. FAiW:
ati-l T'.ilrt iir'i- i Simiii;i-h, limi'14-n.
iVr?uiiKT. Si h.i! Itunk-, ai.il Ar- m
tist Sii. !
gSrhysii ina's prvsfiip'ion :
cart-ftilly fouiotiii'k'l.
H. GKKGG,
2 lii'P;iiri!.
Mn'4an'l Itn. 4' rlocliiiiif mailt' to nr-leror
e!tmiii-1 amt rt't-.&irtfl mi :hort notice an 1
rfixonahi' r-4t-4.
Shun on t in iltn l inr line liet'cvn Thir i
ml t'uurrh strireU.
t'onr.l I Mayor's n-v oven is
novv rniipU'ted, anil he is lifttt-r
jirrpiiieu tl an ever to Ferve liis
oiii mtoiinTS as well as new ones
w illi tlie tetof fivt-h bread, t akes,
in faet everything frtun the ihiinii
est hit rclls to the most elaborate
wedlnikj takes. Ilousekeejiers
are invited to give the product of
his new oven a trial.
r Will .tt St.irk's t-an lio sei n
eoineiof the most heautilul ladii s
jrold W:iti:hes. which havej ju.-t
been received.Jj
i . imi l.i!L.
I)o yon know that Moore's
veah-d Kenseily is the only jiater-.t
ine.lii-ine in the world that dm a
not contain a dron of aWinl ; thi.t
the mode of pre paring it is known
only to its tliscuveier; that it is a-i
advance in the science of medicine
without a paralitd in the nine
teenth century ; that its proprii t"t a
oll't-r to forfeit fl.'H'O for aiiy cats
of dyspepsia it will not cure"?
Crain'a i lirl vuIIliI AIIum.
The new edition of this unrivall
ed work is now L-ipj.: delivered hv
die aut-nt, dis. A. 'I'uii. The
work iJ it ino-t txceiieot m ?, ate!
this e lition is a L-reat imp'ove
iiient tipoii 1. .liner one-1, v 1 1 1 j
all tin; latest da!e and :niii h iihvv
matter thai v. asi.ot in the previous !
editions. It suo'ild l-e in uvi rv i
family, uud - 011 ' eey business 1
mau'sdesk. Those who are not j
supplied can procure the atlia hv
ttildreiiig P. (. Imix No. lii) Al-
oany t.oev:on. 1
We ar" the only people u ho car
ry t he ce'.ehi a!, d'f.. A: W. coil ir
m I cn!N. .!:iy.-i have the latent
styles in s:ic'. t'. !.. V.'aiia e iV I'o.
Baz
aar
o
Wholesale
lbs. estra "
laled. j- 7".
My disp
ho ellies
this year
otide. fill .
f siiL'ar: I'H
It o -atiii-
, 1.7--.
'av of
lor
uill
n.-.v I
ns ai.d
'lidays
ii'tliini;
tie
bi
touej
1
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MATFiiWSi fff-'HBlWii. ALBiSY. 0RS8QN.
All
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SAM'L K. YOUNG,
trill, 11 i.. ,,:;.-v i.- . c- .!
. 1 .p.. - - . 1 ..i. 1 1 .1,
LadieJ i res ; t i o Is, in
11
II I.
Also a t
t'p,
ue
srAI'.l.l-'IUi:' IN" !-'
u - pi
by k.'otuu:
as w ili p vi
a -t -ck
'lit i-f..-
aive en ni:;
iou !.oMi iu
fi.O.-F CAS 1 1
J invited lo inspi
tm ids, ai.d pfrt ha
:i;s vi
is stock,
ct
; c-ia
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old man ami have been
a constant millerer with catarrh
tor the Iiir't ten years. I am en-
tiielv enieil hv the use of Klv's
- --j ---j
I ('leiMii Halm, it is strange that so
simtdo a ii-nipdv will cure Kiieh a
niuuiririe cmeaso Ilenrv
irigs, U. S. l'ensiou Att'y, A ash
inton, 0. U.
For eiu'ht vears I have HiilTered
fom catarrh, which eirecteil my
1 eves and hcann;; have employed
! inanv thvsicians without relief.
1 .mi do,v on my second bottle of
lily's '.'team I'.alm, and feel confi
dent of a complete cure. .Mary C
Thompson, (Yrro tiordo, 111.
r-,- ilK VKRY LAl'KST XKWS
I is that you can buy at Julius
t iradv oiii's P..i.aar, for net
cash. ;oovls as f illows :
17 lbs. granulated tm'tr . ...'.$1."0
I'll lbs. extra t' siiL'ar 1 .00
No. 1 kerosene, per single gal. ,2."
7 tral'ons jiood pickles !0
U'" lbs. No. 1 Savon soap !')
Arbuckle eo Her, 2n: per pound
I will conduct a strict cash store,
and all tods will be sold for net
c.i h fioni h to '7) per cent, less
than regular price.
.My stock of Chinaware, f:incy
n.oiN and all the desirable styles
ofiiishes. as well as staple jM'oeer
its crockery lamps and fixtures,
is c luplete in every way. 1 make
a speciality of line teas, colleesand
Lakin;: Kivv.ler, and always pleases
my ciiMoineis.
Jl l.lt'S (iltAIIWOIII.,
Al. i:xv, Oct. 17. IS!1.
SipvjLare
mi
vti WW,
ill
IllTiK,
1 on
the
'md teiils iiijii
s.i'.i-f.iclt.ti i!ly answered at the old
r.ii: l'.M.L AN!) WiNTKU TKVDKA M VM MOTH ASOR V M F.XT OF
.th. siik. f cein and I .imtio fabriii-t, s ia.vls, und.'r.ve.ir, z vej, ho.-ieiy,
I, noti uis, noveti ic4. .ie.
ii ots an I Sii.i "s, Staple a id Fancy tirocories.
ni:k!: ikv ;; ;? imin:- ii v1
1 to s n;lv any want, an I in ikni a
.ina'iiy and prices.
II'lNti THIS MAKKKT AMK KSPKCIA LLY
whic h is t;o;rp!ete in sill I113 numerous ilepart
for the fall R-jasoriof-
Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. ,
Baking
i
The men of this vicinity w &
not be jealous because their w i' -
4. .11. 4....41.. -.1 It .Hl.Si ''.
Bill-Mffdljeatuig stoves
one seems to he dehuhte
they buy from M. and W.
Kemember you ran jret the
kid glove in town for o:ie doll
the Ladies ISaxaar.
l!-ht
ir :.l
REVERE UtlL'SK, Ai.i.AX Y, OIL- i "' .
Ptuiifer, Prop. Oi.iy tirst- .uIi.hm Ii
11 the city. Laro sainpt.-ror.mt i.-r u-i
mercia' mtn. Ko CMmir.ci: etii'. i-jyw-J ;u :!:i
kitchen.
Niitir
We le.-'n( to H.iy to our . 'i
ztns, that for year we liave In i 11 II
inj; lr Kilty's New Di-.ri.very m
' 1 1 s 1 1 m j t i 1 1 . lr Kitty's New 1. fr
1'ilis, liueUlen's Arnica Salve :i ul
Electric Hitters, ami lnno i;cx':r
liaialletl renieities that . II us, or 1 ,il
have L'ivett i-anh niiivr-al suti;-!:.-tien.
We tlo not lie-it.ite 10 i:u:.r: 1
tee ; tie 111 ' i:ery tine aai! uc ttu ..I
reaily to refaml the piirch -i-e piiee, if
saiislaeli.ry n suits i!.i not f .'low lie r
use 'l'he.-e remeilie.-- have w..ti tie r
t;ret jiopulanty purely 0.1 th. t
inerils, Koshay A; Mason I) ti4'..-t,
a siik iviiMi:r
Is one wiiieh is irnaraittei-i! to hrii x
you satisfactory rt-sitit, or in ca-e !
failure u return of pure lia.-u p ic-.
On this safe plan you can liny froi.i
our Silverti-ed (lru:ts u l.i.ltle "I
lr Kind's N.-w l-e.veiy for t -ir
stiinplioii. 1 1 is iru.ir-nl. e.l to l ri:i'
relief in evry ense, when uel to"
tiny nil. i-tion of '1 hroat. I.uns,
Chest. Ml h as (oitisiiin; ti'.ti, lull una
tion of Liners, liiom lulir-, Aslhiii't.
Whooping (.'iiiih. Croup, ele, it.
It i J leas.iut anil ajree. Lie to t .1 t -.
perfectly safe, ami can always In; tie
pemled upon. Trial l.oltles free a'
Koshay V Mason, Itt'lltrists,
Nlipfi'a l'lnito;raihH tif llict Worli!
One of the m-st beautiful ami
appropriate holiday books that
has tieeii issued, bears the fit It
above L'iven. It i fully ex
plained tiy the tti'e. for ifc Dins- f
It.iles all of ti.e Objects and scenes
of interest in tbeditli r-rt p-.rt'-sol
world, and that I wo with alS.tJh
truthfulness a'nl Uauiy
the jrenuiue photograph. Ovef lwo
hundred ami fifty of .Us;-- i'i;J)
pae pbotofjrapbs stic yvi''ii'& i.:.
lunik is one of the line t pi! b.joks
that could be imagined of, and i
simply suiieib. 1; will 1m' sold In
Mib-ci iption.
sri'.i-i 1. 1 ''. ii.k::h s
Siariely a flay ptf.-e without
t',
Hew s of some lar;
failu.e tli-'iin-.
n il. il r. -nil o
' or s..iiir 1 .pi. ill
The same left, i
:lf lllT-t.ltit tli.'ti.'
1II1 oi I.e.. .1 . 1:.
nn r tin- w ire-t the
Speelllalioll ill stork
il.t microtis veiituri'.
en tent t arries In ih
tin- sail ti.limrs of ilr
too often the result ! s.i . ulati..
111 pati-nl nostrums. Moore's l;. vr.ii.
K tartly is no sperul.itioti hut i nl
on po-itive iru ir.i tl I i-o. Do no!. r.iil t'
trtt to your tlruyisf nm! ak lor yon
nio-iry if not sati-linl. We Kn.ni
you will -o ami Luv aiio'lier t...ti.
or sa'e tiy a!: -!ru-i;its.
AXl. TI'K 1N'!'IUV ON T.i
the lips of every womati will b
!.et
him Fall Iw.
established house of-
m mntainkd priiidt ! i- avok
Sj 'cialty of selecting fteli jroods
and Washburn, "its not their noik WP:t;r.:iy, had rebypoth.v
looks the ladies are talkinj: nbrul.J -iv;; S h', hy ,1,l"1 tm a
it is the good quality ot the t-' "'1 amount ifcg to
i when
1891
HEAVY FAILURE
They Re-IIypcthecate Property,
- He'd by Them on Security.
VERY" WILD SPECULATION
Comnrttoe Ileotiiig Called, Will Investi
ff:3.iij. J5Jd But Wi'.lB
' V 1 Straight!! d.
.I; rr -
;.'I"sw;YoitK, Nov. 28 The sns
p'eloti i 'hat the- firm of Field.
vV'tryher, 'Liridtev & Co, vhich
i.u;
;li; ' m i:'.!i At t!ie st CK
: V ''.'' 111 1'iiit.ui Pacific,
r'.i (i'l 1 (' 1..--I id.iied lir-t
tivas, weie toil! out
the rii'e 01 ac outit f the
I'p'.n l e i: itu of tiii f ct,
li II u st- I !or As-:slai,t
ex I ;
Hc'iv.
m
uti U-:
l;r n.
.!u!,e
S'i re-.-1
1:.:
with
I'lV.-r:
: iv liu :ih .11 " 'he fctot k
;i.-e, ,t 'I bad a t tui'Vrt net
l.i.n. S ,;a'f I'ii'o l v a!
i'.inuii !u s:.s not i
1
: t Ir
.ti
1 1-1
o!
hum n-es
1! ji. ..I
id to
'- cf
:ii s v
1 (il HVt i V. Hl.lt
,1,
reitu
meet seen:
I st a r.oiicc.
tl e coiiiiiiit'i e on
1 urn
It
y t a le I by
,:rel:r '
K'y.
ion l
aid tl
hat ti.
11 y came to
t seem itiet.
ic
ii.
lot
-. o 1 f
a n-.tif!
i-::t o:
s. 'i ...
.r
ii- Itvety,
anl
eli'et
vi- ii
i.a 1:
t tba
to tin
St cu itiei
the ex
.1
.1-
piote.-t '
1 i l !e t
e-.,S P.tcil
eli ll e, L.
st-.e s: 'i
l..-!t Line,
!i)':r: ..e l.
die ;i!io it
X;t- ...ti ,:.
1 'e;i vi r .v ' i
li.iill'MllI!
, Oregon
T ali Nm 1 hern fit
ih! 1! the Union P
t
;!!'. 'i- 011 U lilwnv
I'p ii the Paciiic
t 'oii!.i!ii:atel o per
.em. dr.-1 iioiUa t b n b, Sidney
!'::' !: s 1!: lue ic In ' otl. e-a-
li. 01 ..f tl i -e scco-'iM. s is what I
fer e 1 r 111 iil bos i.. a ii.. 1 don't
tl. i:;!. ! .:e can be at v milder
V.l'W I 'he M- ioll t ikt 11." At
the i ii' e of Field. H'ltcher, Lund
Ik V .V Co.. the a-: :. v naiies
W . (i. lll i. Wit M- II 111 Jeiy to
.pi.-s-io is, he s id: I t r.ii v don't
Ki'nn in wii.t to.), it. on ihi.is
statu!, i hayeii n li-eparirnr to
take an ;ne:i!ory of recari-ies
Hti.l ollur a--ets. As to t1 re
i it'.' d ie l. ! h-ratloll of I'liion
I'.ieilic seem I Ii s
know a . t.' iu a1
hanily can b 1 et
w -.:" 1I0: f." bout
1!
lit
su
the
a'lv don'!
it, but I
h a thmu
c nditit 11
it l O.var- ?1. I iel'i. the r
1 r ot the nm. ( 1011I1I sa tl :
It is mo 'lolls; arrant in nts :tr-
in made 10 semi hint to a pri-
.1 tu,v w-ar;-- ws-t-j f
ih'er ! A iiparaDrfronble Brew.
inir A ni!- lliriu.
ii 1 111:1 k, ( ). T., Nov. 'JS. Ueli
sh'.e tepotis have re;.ched this ci.y
c.f an alarming state of sii'uirs ex
i'tin, in tlif l)sair Indian reser
vation. Thumb this tribe of
Indians arc the wealthiest people
on tali It ibtiuf worth !fI-"i,G0 a
h ad :l.ey are yet in a semi-bar-b
n ous state anil dress in blankets
aud ieUMis. They refuse to wtk
;!i i partake in till the character
is1 ics of savai;"?.
iMiiiiii the past year some mem
lets ot this tiile have become
cy insolent, and lately they
have f t pin to ii suit people w ho
pa- s t!'.i"tii;h the it seivattoh, hav
ia' ituin a wet k or t w o compellctl
.1 'loitiiber of w l ites to submit to
;il nuts of itnl -mtii s.
sipta lsof iniii ins ill surround
one or iwo whites, ar.d wilha
knif- cut oil' ih-'ir scalp locks cloe
to ! lie bead, pun-; t inouh all the
ae.t-.oiis ot scalping the victim,
rti:d in manv ins'.Hiiees dancinu
aroun I the pt r -on and yelling to
frp'iiC'i hitn.
A iiiiio-'er of white families
, 1 ...1 1 1.
; rawi ng alone 10 me ne . lamis
e.trt ui he 10 ha va lit en tier, ted in
lids war. Men.heis of the Paw
he trbe who Were traveling
liinjeg the o.-agc reservation have
i'li-a imptiscd upon in a similar
manner. The Pawnees are hold
ing a council of war over the
n. alter. Tin y threaten to retali
ate, and do !:i.e scaheng in
eariie:-t.
The latest rop:.rt brought in is
to the eil'ect that a party of Osages
actually tore a piece of scalp from
the head of a litt'e white child
about whom they were holding
one of their mock scalping per
foi niances, and that they have
threitteiie.l to do violenco to the
par-en's if double is made.
The go. eminent agent of the
Osages wins to be too busy pet
ting up schemes lo prevent coil
pcS4 iro-n allotiing the lands of
his tribe to pav any attention to
his Indians. If the government
does not fake action t once the
white people in the vi inity of the
resei vatioii will protect themselves
by force of aims. If they are
omH-llei t ) do this they will be
aide l by ul! the people of the ter
ritoiy. Uapiai Transit In the (ireat Cltien.
Th" lettt rs of (Jeneral Sherman
now being published in the Cos
mopolitan are unhpie ; in fact, so
far as the w 1 iter knows, they are
.he 01 ly letters tvtr written in
the midst ol hos'ilities by a great
general to his daughter. We have
the brief letters tf Napoleon to
Jocp!iine, but t eie is n ..thing at
all rest -mining the Sherman letters
fo he found in the lileratureof war.
They not only fhrow a new light
tlievsell. Kverv '' '' :l '.-
upon the character of the great
man himself, but upon the opera
tions then in pro-ess of being
carried out. The second and last
paper, which appears in the De
cember Cosmopolitan, is unique
in another - respect, that it is
illustrated by a man who sat at
Sherman's mess table during the
campaigns of which he writes to
his daughter. This mo -it famous
of war artists, Thecdcre K. Havis,
is still alive, and eupplem n s the.
Sherman letters by a very interest
ing paper of his own
and a great number of sketches
which he mide at the time. Per
hapslheaiti le in the December
number wh:ch will be r.-ad wit
the wi lest interest, is that on
Rapid Transit, hytjipt in Lewis
M. il.inpt, which is illus rntel bv
ev-ry conceivable sii.'gfcsti'.n t Ji-t
tii4 hen marie Vipon rai'itrtnu.s't.
.Mrs liarton llarr'sjti beg:ns a
new i:ovel, "T!ie I'atightcr of the
South," and anotfi r southern
:f tide is by a g--n;!t ii.;n who was
a Con'ederate oil! er, and is entit
led "S-M-ial L'fe in Pit htn eel
D11 ingthe War." T. V. I'o.vderiv
coiiltibti es an article untie" the
t'htisluias hta'i'- 'O.i Faith
Peace, tet tl-Wi 1 1'iwar.i Men;"
exii'aitiing the ireat jirogres
maile in the can e t f Itu eaiiily
iuiir-g 1 lie 1st t wcu'y -.1 ve yeais
The An,i-!ulilreaMury 1M4 aih. h.
Collsli AVA, Tt-X., Nov. iS. The
auti-siibtieaniry members of the
iarmeis alliame in convention
ii-re have ret.ig tiiied the oiihr
uiidt r the original chert. r. The
new constitution provides ftit tlu
pi obi biting of any lean from be
coming a member w ho be ievt 8 in,
b: longs to, or aids in any way any
secret oivama ion that m ikes po
lice ! tltmands upon iu iiiembers
or in any way exeicises any of the
ii-til;cti e fuiict ions of a Jioiiticai
pat ty.
I'rotectu.ii nf UkuiOi
l'ariers guu-rtllv thro'ig'tout
the Willam -tie vallev a.e I egin
ntpg to lea'ie that thev wtl not
wise in allow ing the discriminate
slaughter by market huirers of
ttie Mongol!;'.-) pheasant and olh-r
game on their poiierty. '1 he
fariuM ah nit Zena, Polk county,
have urgani. d for the pro'cc i .11
oftheT wihi game and theeiilorj. -me
it of the trespass laws. 1'he
lOlloA'iug resolution were adopt-l
and signed by the members ef the
association :
Wiiekkak, There has i vn for
Kiine time past a reckless d'sre
aard for the gain) and tres-7.u s
laws iu our vicinity :
Win-: ikas. Our (T;tme ha? bet 11
destroy ed, our live and the yves
of our children have been placed
in icone rdv. mid our etx k ha'L'een
1:ht?irrfartrrrti It. V -h&i'l
. lilvedA-By the- under.-
"TPiCzens of Zerfa, Or., and vidDiiy
-Z fcirrt Xhafl we vtll - tliortttiiiiv
'enforce the game and Irespkss
laws.
Seco-ltl That e will each
us endeavor to detect and punish
everv vioUtmu tin tt-ol.
Ilnrtl I hat in case ol any
violation tbeteof we w ill unite in
the prost ctilion of the otlemlei.
Foiutli That we wili post :
legil number of trtp.iss njlice
on our respective farms.
rntli lhatwo w II grant no
ierson pctmiis to hunt on Sunday
Sixth that we wiil give no
permit-', except in writing.
Must lie Stoi.el.
A gooil many residents of L'm.i-
dlla toiintv have been reaping
rich returns by leasing the lands
uliottfd to the I'matiHa Indians
at small figures r.ml graw ing crops
upon the same. 1 his is now to be
stoppttl. An order has been re
ceived from Washington ny Agent
Crawford, of the I'matilla reterva-
tion, to pievent white men from
leasing reservation lands from the
Indians, as the majority of the
Indians are now disposed to culti
vate their own kinds. The order
is said to be the result :' Tom I ,
Page's visit to Washington. He
went there to break a single con
tract, in which he was interested,
and succeeded so well that the
department has declared all the
contracts null and void entered
into between the Jnd'i'ns and the
white lessees.
Til K WOULD KNHICIIKU.
The facilities of the present day
for the production ot everything
that will conduce to the roateiial
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched w ith the on
ty perfect laxative know n, as it is
Ihe only remedy w hich is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt andeflectual tocleanee
the 6yeteni gently in the Sprit -time
or, in fact, at any time any
the better it is known the more
popular it becomes.
Fine Suiting.
W. II. Graham, the tailor has
receivtd one of the largest lines of !
fine suitings and trouserings to be
seen in Oregon, outside of Pott
land, embracing all Ihe desirable
patterns for winter wear. His
prices will be found so low that
any one can a (lord to wear one of
his neat tilting tailor made suits
and overcoats. He warrau's his
goods to be lirst-class, and guaran
tees a lit. Call and see his new
patterns.
Admirers of sweet toned pianos
ami latest improved organs should
call at Will & Link's and see their
magnificent instrument-1.
La6omct!ve to b3 Taken tD li
Siuslaw.
II AS AICHIVED IN PORTLAND.
Fo tliind Eful Estate L.-irga T.ansac
ti ni- Show Lively Value
Other N'jwe-
PoKTt.ANo, Nov. 23. The tin ill
locomotive, the Siuslaw, n ached
he e yesterday irom tiie Jl. fC.
Pot er loci m jiive works in l'euii-syiv-nia.
It was removed to-day
f'orn 1 be union depot to the foot
v il. street, where it will be put
on Ito. r i the fcteamer Will ipa. It
r-tijuiivtl a out ttnee hours' time
Vj lake it tiir one of the O. 'J'.
Company's heavy truck-", ami it
was merely an a -cident that the
loeotiio;ive did not become d-un-agi
.1. neu it was bting 1 w
1 1. ii down tiio incline to the
wharf the sn o' e tick came in
contact a it ii te.eial stt infers
ovet iitad. 'J'lie eiiiokcfrlack toulu
not be removed, so ill t i n;i::u was
iiauletl up hill ag-.i'i with Hie help
of several l.o'St j. .ifler a couple
of hou' work 11 was lemjvetl
ir. Hi t'r.e tun k and sl tl down the
fl'P, wheie it now li. s 111 the mit -
tl'e oft.ie Oriveway, mil wi'l
ji obi'b'y it-iiiaiu theie lo b'ot k
1 be pas age of every team I'll the
sie.iuiLr leaves Do'i-euiber 5. 1 lie
lo. oiiutiv weighs nine tons,
ai ilwillbe used in government
v. oik on the Sir law. This
is the I: st ; iiat has In en U'ed
u toe 1 oust ruct' 11 wot k tie v. A
ovei v time is ex jkc ed w tion i' is
a tt-uip'.eil to reaiove ihetujine
ft oui t tie steamer al i's .ie-siina-tioii.
I'ncle Sam w ill be lucky if
the pr. cioiis n'i.e l -rs do not fail
ove; huurd.
Pokti.vxii. Nov. ''-S ' ixleell
dei d' , ygKn g ;titir 7I t7i'.. wi re
li ed for :ec rd iu th r-onl -i's
oiii -e et rdiy. m.tkiii-r the total
number li ed pii ce NovcinVr 1,
I'.'.l; value of the I misAd'ons,
!f.Vi7,l'.'!4 L. Since Ihe first f 'hi'
year lliere I a e I e.-n tiled lil M
deeds, j'gr. gating i( -H'. :!''. I !'47.0.i.
Among the tritnsactiot.fi of over
$1000 value wera the following:
Hugh P.. ileal in and wi e to Peter
Kii k, 17', acr-s in sec. I. T. I S.,
I: L F.. .f.i7.r)0 ; Fiiedrich P.a-h-inan
a d wile to . I. W. Oiiliee. 'I
o s Mink ', Crac la d. l'.'O.
Mary T. Wo! ft to t;. Ir.jwr, II
1.1-t Lain Chic g athlilion. lo,
(HHI; 11. II P.owim.n and wife to A.
U. Pi4vuian,-4 lo'aiu block. -iM,
HO.iiuon. uu.uwr Jorui
Birvil!e. trustee, to snmA." lot
llS-inejrill, ss2T it).
JbV S IIKIIlil.KS.
for The Mall Stcainshl on The
Itttliiiiue IC.ute.
Sis F'ltAxcisco, Xov. 2S. It is
stated to day tbt.t the changes
made in the ocean mail contracts
by the postmaster-general will
i i-eessitate the formation by the
Paciln: Mail Steamship Company
i f a lie a schedule for its Panama
line of steamers. The tiioeno,v
occupied iu the trip is twenty-one
days, which, under the new con
tract awarded to Ihe Pacific Mail,
must be reduce 1 to sixteen days.
To do this, the company will need
more steamers, and it is stated to
be their intention of ranning-two
lines instead of cue. Iu the fast
line will be the steamers San
Juan, San P.las. San Jose, Citv of
Sidney, City of New i ork. and if
tipccsaary the Colim i anl Acapul-
co, which a;e in the same class.
fhe- line of steamers a' ores -ni
running between Panama ami
Acapulco w ill be exlendei to San
Francisco and u-e.t as a slower
line. Tlie Pacific .Mail Company
is havi; g a fteatn ;r built at the
I'nion iron wotks which wi'l he
probably put into fie Panama
service. 1 1 is ex peeled no unheal
chances will be made in the first
two years under the new contracts
as tne company will leuu re ih.i;
time to increase the miailnrof
their vessels.
Cold Weather In the Northvi ext.
Sr. Paci., Xov. "8. Dispatches
from fifty Minnesota points indi
cate that the temperature vanes
from zero at Duluth to 10 tlej. be
low al Halli.ck, and 1H below at
Moot head, (ireat snow htornis in
rotthein Minnev.la and North
I a'tot last week forced II e thresh
ers to w holly easpend operali -n.
The ferries at Duluth ami Superior
are fn zen up an l it is believed
tint lake ravigation cannot last
much longer. A special di-p.itch
from Winnipeg states that the
m -rcury was 20 deg. below z to at
that place at midnigli', and it was
growing colder.
Maksiialltown, la., Xov. 2S.
The mercun reached V- Ie. be
low here this mornir.g, the cold
est at this dite in many year.
There is four inches of enow lu re.
Convicted Blackmailer.
London, Xov. 2S. ('has. (jraude
alias a duzen other name", was
convicted of blackmailing and
sentenced to twenty ytars. penal
ecrvitude. Among his victims
weie several titled ladies. He
wrote them tlneatening vengancc
unless they complied with bis de
mands for money. He referred to
the ease with w hich he could in
sert dynamite under their dor
mats, nr. by removing a brick in
V
the wall, place it there in inch a
manner as to blow the bouae to
atoms. Many Iadiei were so
frightened that they paid. When
arrested a forged bill of exchange
was fotinnd in his possession, lie
was also convicted on this charge
aud given seven years additional.
Condition ol the Waatker.
Washixuton, Nov. 28. Light
snows prevail over the lakes, and
from lll'noia westward to Colorado.
High-pressure area has developed
b-biml the storm and its crest over
the upper Missouri alley. North
winds will bring a cold wave from
Maine - to Tennessee, reaching
southeast to North Carolina.
Light snows of short duration are
likely to o.icur upon the cold-ware
front, and rains are likely in the
Sou h Atlantic states. Clearing
eonlitisUi9 are likely to prevail
Sunday, with decided coltl weath
er, except in the southern states.
The Chief Cc-napirator Canfkt,
K ass as Citv, Xov. 28. Mysteri
ous King, alias Dennis, alias Spin
ole, who it is said returned the
kidnapped Peals child, was ar
rested this morning, lie is the
chiti conspirator in the abduction
and is undoubtedly' the man who
delivered the child and obtained
? "i'I.H) ransom last night. At the
t o! ice station King was searched,
but no money was found upon
him. King had litt'e to say. He
denied knowing anything about
i the abduction, saying the woman
jotild tell everything.
Died From Smoking Cigrarettas.
Po .iona. d!., Nov. 28. A case
ofd-athfiom excessive cigarette
smoking has occurred io Pomona
I valley. George 1 Livingstone,
j only sop. of Klatn K. Livingstone,
: f jrmeily a Kenator in Oregon and
jo .ee an assembly mail from Yuba
i ounty, died at his home in I'uente
Uliis morning, after an illness of
nf.c wetk. lie was 14 years oi
;g, and had smoked cigarettes
t luce lei was 1 1 years old.
i;lliI Kendrtck'a Golden Jubilee.
Sr. Lot is, Mo., Xov. Every
incoming tiain brings its quota ot
ei.-i-y ami laymen to t-ke part in
in.- .clcotation to-morrow of Arch
bishop KendrciCs golden jubilee.
Tb s n.oi nine's atrivals inducted
I be following distinguished pre
lat s: Archbishop Corrigan, of
New Yoik; I'.ishop Matse, of
Denver; Archbishoo Ireland, of
St. Paul; ami Atc!ibihop Kior
dtn. -f San Francisco.
i:re War in Arkaaaaa.
Gi i ikn. Ark., Nov. 23. The
t xci e i cut here is intense, and an
attack by the negros is looked for.
Thy ray the whites have been ex
t! -i:Uu:fj iiptsristrity too. longr. and
they will reverse this condition of
trfftlr."r-tyittria. eji go armed,
and, It is stdd, atj prepared s)o- re- -s
st any attack that may bi Uavde '.
by the blacks. The negroes are
aroti-ed over Tuesday lynching. '
Kldiiapera I'lead Wot Guilty.
Kansas Citv, Xov. 28. Albert
King and his wife, Lizzie King,
alias Izzie Smith, were brought
before a justice this morning,
charged with the abduetion of tlie
s jttol David T. Heals. The pris
oners pleaded "not guilty" to the
charge. They could not give a
bond and were committed to jail.
Murder and Suicide.
Maksiiai.i.tows, la., Nov. 28.
D. ('. Thomas, an employe of the
liriCan Packing Company, shot
and killed John Hockiidge, propri
etor of a boarding house, here
i his morning, and then committed
sjici.li by shooting himself
through the head. No motive for
the murder. It is thought
Tii jmas was insane.
Ciiait Failure for the Week.
San Fraki isco, Nov. 23. Brad
street's mercantile agency reports
thirteen failures in the Paci tic
coast states and territories for the
w eek ending yesterday, as com
pared w ith seventeen for the pre
vions week and thirteen for the
corrupt m ling week f lS'.H).
Klalne aud Sprockets in Confereaeo
Pun. wtki.fiiiA, Nov. 28. Claus
Spreckels, the Hawaiian sugar
king, held a conversation of about
half an hours' duration with
Blaine this morning, after which
tlie secretary called upon George
W. ChiLls.
Not a March of Triumph.
Sr. Pki ekshi ho, Nov. 28. The
imperial family have started from
the Ci imca on their return journey
to this city. Crowds of ragged
and starving peasants wait at the
sli-.i ui-i along the route to present
petitions to tlie czar imploring
help.
Fum'ue ai d Typhus Increasing. A
Oi.essa, Nov. 28. The latest
news from Saratetl' and Kansan is
to the c licet that famine and
typhus are increasing. Five
thousand horses and 8000 cattle
were i-lmghtered in Yeroness in
one mon.h on account of a lack of
fodder.
They Were Not Plotting.
Pakik, Xov. 27. A dispatch
from P.tieno3 Ay res says: The
Argentine minister of war
ordered the arrest of 20 officers
suspected of plotting a revolution,
but titer proved their innocence
ami were discharged.
I have just received direct from
Vermont a shipment of puie maple
evrupand will guarantee it abso
lutely pure. C. E. BrownelL
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