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20 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OllEGrON. HUN DAY, uECEMUKK 191 VOL. VII NO. 0
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for sale, wants, etc. toood tcmi'Lars. 1 ATF VXD CO ST Plnday a locomotive left Ytquimil
" -- Do von know thnfc Monro's Trtirfiit -f nil In T "ivtrmo' T'nivpr. Lfltt U. S. Gov't Food Report OlillU liLf vuflO 1 . 1 with Messrs. Synions, Kiekseeker,
TimsoLlTins-
laA,T.NKKSIItl'---
U S otice h rel.v j
' X Ven that Iha Mr n f.f
A N-inmo-is. ilonm tu-i-.t iiucI.t tint
-una at It Mton Mill is hcrid.-y involved I v
mutual consent. Sittn Nnrl retiring. The
hiiHini-4, will Oe continued Ly ft iiirninig &
Thompson.
LOif-Oo tho r.ad nri-Al'nnv or in Al
bany, Mack a.tcrjcl or trip containing
a uii'K U'Si .inn our, a pair i.I overalls, t
bnutd uri-uined hat, a pair ( ahoea, 2 shirts, a
razo- and .tap, iiiii.j ami .irii.-th, a iair of
iir snl bandage., for a race h use and
bries in hottle, also a revoir.r. Liberal re
ward wdl tie paid to the tin Jec uo leaving
he cini at IIili urtii-e.
1) V your hi-d tax - The school ta for
the year lsl, is uo'v .lue a el payable.
Ta-pav.:ra are re pieate I t call prnnptlv,
at the o'H e of the clerk, C. U. bur' hart an J
par the sa;ur, Si ml, C. Li. llurkhart,
eitrk.
TAlK RKNl A nit live room cottage,
X rear Southern Hacilic dopot. Apply at
lp j Hotel,
Ca WINS, VlRtfT FOR THE LEAD";
in tire, life and a.'eiduov insurance emu
paniiio MONEY TO LOAS -HOMU CAIMTA!, ON
(rood rocl estate securit;'. t or particu
lars eatf.ure of lie".. Uupij'hrtjr.
1 lA:UK3 Of
LVN'b All Ht fi.r culti-
I Ov" vation, '.d un le.r ft-ucc.
, far eile at
iiipnrM, W. thin 1 tuilei from ralroad
st .ti m a id ' milea fr.nu Alhai.y. Apply at
tins office.
CIAS WA has retujved h a
latin Irv to the
O iron no'i
Lyoo attw?s.
Laud fur r.-jle.
. 10. SO, in, SO acres, easy terms,
Bient plan rhc-bt and hih-priced.
Lity lots all owned by II. Urvant.
iiistali
AIM a
Land Snrvrylnc
Ptatra Diwiaisa rluvsti.is ooki ca5 os.
taiu accurate nd prompt ork by calliiv
Upon county surveyor b T. T. r'Uher. He
liasfnmplete copies of field note and town
ship plati, and is prepare 1 to do s'trvevtiiv in
any part of Linn county. Pot'ofF.ce address,
ltiil-i s Siatiou. Liuu uou tt . Orocn.
ALL'VINl'M AOE-A Wpwe Homo
printel S-riedtttl : Mfchatiie.il Journal
of L'tte r'o.eiu Livcutions and Proc'ie4.
Vol, 11. No. s -'.'lrc ti ithpii irnirant"f.l is,.
f). Hu Mcfiption :!.' fs K-r year, with 2
Aluminum Lor l't J'rayrr Soiivcnirp, Sive
tlii attvertiat'ii cut. It will Icul you tonne
t, Aumsta iuie I'l bi.iiiim tV, New
port, Ky.
'utlc. to Stock Holder.
NOTICE i hir.-l.y -in th;t the annual
ato. k holders uii'iii.' ft th I'arrn.r J;
Meri'h&nta Iti'urancc t 'iiimhy of AM. any,
Litu. in iritv Orru'tm. vv.ii Im- lt.!.! ;tt t e
c'unpam "a u.tlce i'l th i'it.' ' f A ic
cn. o i Wei!i--la' . .Imi.-iri iifii.. :ir
the hour of i. Vio k i m ..i Hi I l -i , I t h
purpLac .f tdi-c'i' nun- diri r'nr.4 of : d
coil! pan v, to m rvt- f. r oi-c .-a-, in n to trail.
a.ict nit li ohi'r lm ii-! :w IH.V- rcu'ari
t'onie iH-lore lutiil imr ii'i'.
Ity order of tne 1'rt--tiiit ut
J it. VV klTHMAN, S.T'.'t.iry.
Dateil Pe-eniher lt. I-'1
WMA5Tirrcurpuq
Smoking Tofiflcco-
A pure Virginia cut
plug smoking tobacco
that docs not bite the
tongue and is free from
any foreign mixture.
More solid comfort in
one package of Mastiff
than you can get out of
a dozen others. Packed
in canvas pouches.
J. n. l'aoe Tobacco Co., IUchmond, Va.
UhJu
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H.
GKEGG,
n it 1
iniiHE lu'Pii:
Mfn'aand Boa' clnthi"K nmlc to order or
e'aannl and repairal on eliort notice ami
reaaonahlo rate.
Shop on tae atreet car line between Third
nd Fourth street.
Con rail Meyer's new ovtn is
now completed, and lie ia better
prepared tl an ever to serve his
old customers as well as new onea
with the bent of fresh bread, cakes,
in fact everything from the dainti
st lu t rclla to the most elaborate
wfdilini; cakes. Housekeepers
ate invited to give the product of
his new oven a trial.
At Will A Stark's can be seen
prune of the mo4t beautiful ludit s
.nd watcheg, which iiave just
been received. J
Some ol tne test styles of ele
srant bed lou n ire 8 can be seen at
I'ortmiller A lrving's, as they have
uet received a large invoice.
5!
to ;oun TF.nrLtRs.
Do you know that Moore's Ii
vealed Ketnedy is) the only patent
medL-ine in the world that do 3
liotcont-.iin a drop ol alcohol ; thj.t
the moile of preparing it i known
only to its discoveier; tlit it ia a i
advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nine
teenth century ; that itf propriet i ?
oiler to forfeit l.lKH) fur any Ciue
of dysjiepsi.i it will not cure ?
Cram's l urlvalled Atlas,
The new editinn of this umivail
ed work is now bt itift i!flive:et! lv
the atient, .Mrs. A. M. Tult. The
work in a most excellent on, and
this edition is a trreat improve
ment upon former one, y'viii
all the latest dale and much new
matter that was not in lliepievious
editions. It should be i i every
family, and on every liii.siiKKS
man's d-.sk. Those wlio are not!"1"?'
supplied can procdre the atl-ia by
addressing I'. J. Lox No. UO Al
bany Oret-'on.
We are the only people who car
rv the celebrate d E. ci W. collar
an 1 culfs. Alwavs have the latest !
styles in stoc', T. 1.. Wallave it Co.
3toie5 '5i 17 ware
Mlrd The Laii! Slock o!
9T . . . v ATCiJii 1 1.1 s 1 1 . i-:
HATTliSWS ft f iSHB3ES'o,
1891
F01? THE
Nothing is Nicer Than
Silverware, - Novelties.
At the Old and Established Jtwelry Store of
H. B WERT'S.
LHE MOR
Found Satisfactory mIipii
F. E. Allen's
Hi keeps a tirst-class stock o staile and tancv
gitM-eries ot all kinds: also vciretahlps anil all kinds
of fruits in season Choice table delicacies a si.ee-
ialv. JtN'ineinber the olace. Fiist Stircf- oniwisilp
131 asonie Temple, Albany.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I am an old m in mid have been
a constant Huil'erer with catarrh
for the lart ten years. 1 tun en
tirely cured by the Ufc of Dly's
CrcHiit llahn. It is f-ttasiiri: that so
fini) !j a remedy will cure such a
stubborn disease Henry. Uillr
U. S. I'ension Att'y, WksIi-
inyton, I. C.
For eifjht years I Lav; saliered
ftom catanh, which vllectcd my
eyes and hearing:; hav.; employed
many physicians without relief.
1 im dovv on my se-.-oiol b.dtle of
Klys ('learn Halm, and fe.-l conli
r .1- t . t
j Mem 01 a coinp.ete cure. .u.uy v.
i Tiniiupson, Cerro (Junto, 111.
ALBANY, OBS'JQil,
arts tuun ajBm
'oK tl. .
BCOKm
'"i.td. lit
j.'.unir.r..ii..
PESSnSGR!?.
CMOCl. la TMC
Btsr.
HOLIDAYS
thtj Tine l.'isplay I
Puirhasiiiir (ivocerii's sit
Oregon.
aking
bwder
The men of this vicinity need
not be jealous because their wives
talk w lonstant'y about Matthews
and Washburn. Its not their coed
looks the ladies are talking about,
it is the Rood qualites of the cook
und heatuig dtoves they sell. Every
one seems to bo delighted when
tin y buy from M. and W.
llomeinber you can iet Hie best
kid glove in town for on.; doll.;r at
the Ladies l!a.aar.
n KVK'tK H lL'b
KVK'tK H IL'SE, ALbANV. OK.- t'HAS
l I'tViiler, I'rop. ("nly linit-efiaM I cut
: Cii.
La:o Puinple roo'iia o.r i:oin
0 Chin.iiii.-ti etvployv:."! i:i ;k'
'Ut---,.. uieu.
Kit'lri-e.
Mlltir Mis,
Wr iicsiiT to s;:iv to our ei
M II t 1 1 r 1 1 fiif Vi':MS WO li:i Vo tii-otl II. !
i i ; ir I'r Kind's New l)iscoyiiy lor
: i ti ii in i -t i"it . I r Kind's Niw I.ilc
I'il's, liiM-klcii's Arnica 8nlvt: ml
Elit'trie Kilters, and li.tvu t.cvr
li.niilo il reiuciltes that sell us, or tlini
have f.rivrti stu li tiniyersal satist'ai
ticn. We ilo not lie.itato to iiar.in
lee . tli' ia .'every tiiae ami we 8tat.il
reaily to refund t lie purchase pi ire, if
satisfactory n suits du not follow their
use These remedies have won their
trrejt iiopularity purely on their
tneriss, roshay : Ma.-ou l)i uiji-ts,
Sheij'8 riu.'to(;ruj!iH .f:lio World
One of the most beautiful and
appropriate holiday books thut
has In en issued, lie.irs the title
above ".iven. It is fully ex
plained by iho title, for ii illup-ir.ite.-i
all of the objects and seen- s
of interest in the di lie rent parts of
world, and that two with all the
truthfulness and beauty if
t he genuine photov;ra,)h.' i v'i tMi
iiiiiidrcd and liny of these fail
pate photographs ate fjiven. T.'ie
book is one of the finest :h iexiKs
l hit! could be imagined of, an 1 is
simply sunerb. It will be sold by
i-ubsci ij.tion.
A SI IK IMiiillllU
Is one wlileli is !;iiar:intee(l to lt:ii
you satisfa -lory results, or in ca.-e ol
failure a return of purchase pri'e,
U i this siifu plan you can luy fr. u
our dyerliJeil dniiT";isls a bottle of
l)r Kiuir's New llscovery for C'n
suniitioti. It is L'uarcnleetl to brin
relief in ev ry case, w hen uci ( :
any allection of Throat. I.iiiil's, u
Chi st, Mich as Consumption, lull on. i
tioii of Lung's, I'.ronchitis, A-tlmo',
Wlnopini; 1'olU'h, Croup, etc, etc
It i- I I' iisant and areetble to t.ile.
perfectly safe, ami can nlway.-. lie ile
pended upon, Trial Lotties free at
Koshay .V Mason, lru,'i;ists,
svv.t I i.ii iov i tN(.s:i:oi .
Sciireely a day passes without tl.e
UeWS ol
over the
some i;iryc; lailui
wires -the u-ual
t! i.-l.
ri-ui'
speciiulnin m stocks or some
H.i!I v
e. trie
t. ietlil
danireri lis vetitnre. I he same i
eu rent carries to dear distant '
tin' sad liilin:.' of death of lo ed
too often the result ot sprell
in p.it"iit nostrums. MooreV !
K'-nieily is no speeulatiou bui
on po-itive -uaiau'ee. Ilo n.; '
::o to your cli u rui-t mi'l .i-l for
iio:iey if toil sat ilie, . ,. i.
yo'l h ill 'o .r.rl buy aci llier I
or ...i'e by all i!ri:'i-ls.
ill'.-l
ZS QUARTER
tb h
!.cl'i- A
l.i.tTi Iw Il ls sine. UiV.U 6
j I i 4 'i:ic nltriili'it tl w i. th;: l
i fyr
j :t t ( i tl t i 1 'iiii'ii t of I li'' t Cii p . i t'i . 'I lii
nmn r no uthT tb.m .Mr. .lonti S(t u
ol tlu w.'itlt iiii-st nm! i;i-it iitlitit-nt , tl
in tl i-mitv. In :i ic- iTil b-Kcr
out
i'l,:
"I !i.d Im ii milTrritjo; frmn imi-ih ii m !
;od r:ii Lidmy r.nii!iiiit i"or 'oint' tinir.
:iii'l ui iHc.l mntiy ri'iiititu wri:cut :-,n
but. trini':r:iry n.-lii-f. 'I ii- ni in nii Ik., i
h.u! i.i'como so si'vcrtr tb it 1 w .ih 't -;.: .f
fr.-t i ;.t;i'iiiiitc to my work oiti ' v
in -V4- without tilt! u."! tif a ( 'Hit1. 4if -uiri'r,
!tinui;h a frtt-mi, ii tin mnkarul uri'M tf
oit Ity rt'iron Kidtny 'lf:, I i,i iucci .
try a 'i, and (r.-ni thnt wv (irt drst- I
f 'Uinl irismnt ndii-f, and bi-f pn- ti it x iiat;
)iv c ii' hU of tht- box tl:o pain in r. v ! .--It
i i-tiivlv iliKiitii'-.ireti I h:i: t-vrv ( rh it
tbi' virtut-M of tht; Oregon KidtH "ra, attc
ivifi cMhscicntioiirtly re.'oiniin i.d it to 1113
frii-ndr. 1 wotiM not be without it f..f . any
thing." th'cyon Kidney Tea curtM hcai!r";c, incon
ti!itiict' of uririo, hrtek tluct niitnt -it, huni
'iivjor paitifjt sn:ition while urin -.tiii, and
ail nllVctioij of tin ki-inev cr urin,-v urirrjip
of.
tii r dt s.
ITY ELKCTICN.
(itii k is in.i;i:nv n i: that on
.Mal.ihv. the 7th div if tlin-rinticr.
N
Is'.U. the an.iual eh' tinn in and fer tlicc tt
of All any. I. inn county. Orejon ill he In Id
tor the piirpoit-of tiectiiii; the fo.lowiiii; niii
r.ieipal ultt.ere A Mayor, a M.ir.-hal. a
! rder, a I n .isurer, at:il a nn ii lier of the
couneii from eaeh win!. 'I he etcetion will
be heid at tiie following pLce-i:
nrst Ward - At the 1' unity Cert "a o'fee.
Sue- nd Ward -At ihe County 1 rtasurer't
i.fliee.
I hiril Ward At. the i !ti -e of tlic rariner's
War house.
'I'll? oouncii of s.ii.l citv Ins seie-'te-i tin
folUj'.viii- persona AH Jtelifis .in.t CUrki ol
said elo-'ion, namely :
l ir-t Wyrd-- .l.iilL'ea, Piyi.l Y i :nyn. Mar
tin J'.iync and w. c '1 v ri'tia:. . c.viks, A.
, oh ii an I r. jl. i;nl:
:d.
See. id Wurd .llldrfcs,
SeniU.-ri and K L. Kte::i
W jatt nnd D, 'I. Wyinai,.
I i inl Wanl-JiidVa, II.
' V uii: and VV. ii. K- i .'
M 'ipha'l and W. s. lii li im
sai l c'i'Ction .vi!l coinlne
tl e I'l.nniilu' a eouttnue
I he p IV until li u'jlo.k :i
Krouiari,
elks, J-
ti'Miie, .J
.rki. 1'.
A.
elel.lli ul
&aid day .
lione '.y otd. r nf tli'.- eouiniir! Mid city,
nnee N'nctll er. 111!), l-.ll.
It.ile.l tills ll'.lil day Ot N"ec: it
'. 1-:'!.
N .1
lies urder Of ti t ei
'i:s lo.s.
, J Albany,
T!ie Usua' Newsy Budget
the Capital.
from
WIIKAT
TAKES
IIKOI'
The Twcn'ielh Auoiv-rsary of a Orarge
Celebration - Arficks of It.orpo
ration I'i'ed.
fi.M.KM, Icf. 5. The Palem
grange iu"t t--day, celebrating the
-olh anniversary of the grange.
Resolutions we-e passed endors
ing the state board of railroad
coiniuissioiieis in their ellorts to
redtico freight ratts, petitioning
congress to cany free mail deliv
ery into the country and petition
inir corijrrcsa to ju-o'ect setders on
t'orfci'ed Northern 1'ai itic grants.
F.mily i. S'.rode was brought to
the nsyiuin to-day bom .Myrtle
Creek. She was disappointed in
love and wants to kill home one.
She was bcrn in Polk county.
Article" of incorporation were
tiled with the secretary of Mate
f..-day by tho iVi st Side Canal
INiiiipaiiy f l.inkville; incorpora
t !. S. Moore, K. S. Moon,
Tlios. Martin; capital slock, $21, -000.
Also the Artesian Well
Koiin Company of Southern Ore
iron ; incorporators, K. 15. Pickett,
V. A. Forbes, M. K. lilain, F. i.
Kerston; capital stork, $."i('00;
p.incipal place of business, Med
ford. Wheat to-day took a drop of
live cents on the bushel, the quota
tion now being S5 cents.
H'JW'i OF THE COAST.
Irtrettiiig I':ms
TlTonichcut tho
fiom ExctaDir
Sor'.hwest.
Pea 1 1
gri iwn
on Iho
ii are tij be ext -bsively
bv Or. liiiurr mi bi.i ranch
Columbia next year, lie
mad
;ui espeiimenlal t'ial th;s
year which p.ovtd a euccc?.
The steamer Chance, on her
'.ist trip liom Sius'aw to Poi ti ind.
brought out l-.HM) f et of clear
cedar Imnber, which is w.jitli
f!nm4-: to i-'-O per thousand in
thiscilv.
J. (i.
and eiig
being c
states th;
done, 1
propriate
Kt'ley, sniper intended
neer ol the sewer now
nsMucted at li;seburg,
t m .st of the work is
,00;) of the amount ap
I having i) 'en expended,
leaving but ."t ()
The school teachers in Morrow
coun.y have s'ruck for h:gher re
muneration. At tlm teachers in
Citiite recently he'd there tliey
or; ini.ed a ti achers' association
:;n I passed resolution', limiting
the in iiimnni .-alary to beaccepte-l
by iiiiv ii'i'in'ier i;l the associaiioii
to j.'ni per up -nth.
C. P. Houston has been re
move. I as station agent of the
s-iutl tni Pacific at Junction, I.nne
county. It is possible the com
pany thought he did not need the
sal;, v they paid him. since he has
a l ir ;e inte'n st in the Junction
doming mills and to- Cioiicb-l!oi::-t
-ii ( lectric ) a(ellt.
A family i living in a rent back
of the Full r.e I'.oiiring mills that
icfcrve-i ti e chaii'y "f mir people,
savstlie lv:g"!;e ( i ianl. Thehils
b.ind iJ sick, the wile blind and
the clii'dn n Hi.tl'eru.g ir m lack
.f pece-siuy f.'l an I clolhiiig.
I't this land of plenty mi one
,.!,.,.; d v allow .'d to stiller 1 ; the
II i" .-;;.!! tea ol Isle.
Ti ere ill ' n w eight v-foiir
p:i i!s in the CathoHe Indian
;i-:m.o! i n ihe Fmatilla ri-i-erva-lion,
and ti.e vi r by aistei's are
kept evi ry 1 u y I 'okmg afier the
I'lcn'.i 'ii an 1 temporal needs of
their i barges. A win.r is being
oni t, the tame si'e as the present
.. . . i . . : . . c
i in i , in lor toe aecomnioiia' ion oi
the pupils, and m xt spring a hi ick
iiiiiidiiiLr will be t i'. cted. The
bovs and "iris will then be kept
in" separate depaitiiiont. The
sislcr siuii'iior :it the school is
seriously iM horn pneumonia.
V DO l W A U li'S ii AKIIKNSi
This Keaurt if 8:m Franclsi a In
Hanger of Itelnt Cloned.
San Fkancisco, Dec. 5: Judge
Wallace wiis engaged yesterday in
an examination of the ti rat semi
annual account of L. N.
Pongherty, the receiver recently
placed in charge of Woodward's
tiarde:1?, pentiin the appeal of
I'rury Maione fiom an other direct
ing that the gaid'hs should be
partitioned and sold. Objections
weie made to the account by
sevral heirs, who allege that the
(Fsbuiseuui.ts cf the receiver
have been unreasonable. It, was
how ii tlut from Juno last to
N ovenih. r the gardens ran behind
JiitMi. Thj expense of running the
gardens for the next six months
wasestimated at $1,000 a month,
and the monthly income at $100.
Counsel contended that ii would
he niii. li cheaper to close the gar
deiH, and that the receiver's only
duty was to pieservethe property.
Judge Wallace s, ttled the ac
count and then postponed fuither
belling until Friday, when he
Will determine w he her or not the
gardens v:ii be ctofccd.
Extending tht) Koild.
The Newport Times sayi:
tain T. W. byiiions, chief eni
Cap
nneer
- l . , - i.i l " ' ...-...-v. ...
of the government wotka on this tickets oyer that line from Albany
roaai. wnn tn our ntr Sotnnlar. t oil nnnia Unot 1
r , " . - V . J .
Itorjuthy, Kennedy and perhaps
one or two more, and went as far
is the neighborhood of Naidivi'le,
examining the stone quarries along
the road. Two or three lino bodies
of stone were found. When they
returned it was learned from wdl
ituthenFcated reports that Mr.
Wni. Hoaghad made a proposition
to the government about as fol
lows: That the Ongon Pacific
would give them the stone at the
quarry, furnish them the engine
"CorvaUis" to do their hauling,
rails, tics and piling free if the
government would build the road
Irom its prestnt terminus to lhis
place. Kock could then be loaded
irom the quarry and only handled
in dumping, while now it must bo
loaded on the scows, towed to
this point, hoisted on the ears and
then dumped, should this plan
ba followed, it would bring about
great cha: gas for our little city.
A I.earueil ,1 ud;;o
A justice in Lane county gets
in decisions in tine style, accord
ing to the following from the
Fugene Journal: Misj May
Shanks, of f ail Creek, was,
brought to F.ugenc ThursiJ iy aiter
iiom by Constable Kissinger on a
sentance of Jusliea liunicut to
serve 2(i days in jail, for an ass.s.ilt
on Mrs. Wilinot, The girl is only
H years old. Itwas a general to.v
in which several others were en
gaged, and it is said the proceed
ing! were jrreiruiar.
WHO IS TO BE RULER
I II K Ii:MOCH VT8 Bll.LOTI.Nb
FOK THE NEXT SPEll.Klt.
Crisp II:ta a Small Lead, fitilla a
Cuod Second -It Will Be a Hard
nKht.
Wasiiinoion', Dec. o. The moil
remarkable contest, in the opinion
of old and experienced coiignss
men, for speakeis'iip of the lioiise
of reiueseutiitives, thai has taken
place for many years, reaelud its
last day this morning, with no ma
terial change in the sit ua' ion. The
a tack on spiingei s lotces.detj.gn
e.l to oring aooiu a witiuiraA ai oi
the Illinois candi.la'e, con!i;i:u
but Springer said this morning I
would not be forced to retire I
iieiictioiis in ins own ranks, r.ia
that he was still res dved to g j be
fore the caucus and suck t j tl
end.
The hall of the house b gan :
till up after one o'clock thuugl
more than half iho members pies.
enl old not possess a v jting privi-
leg".
l lie roll can Eliowe.l th-a pres
ei.ee ot all the b moci itie mem
hers except 7. As stated hi
t. iiairman no man, tiiere arA
representatives present, a maioiitv
of whom would inj lit. The
bid'oting then commenced.
un mo nrst t.auoi itie vo'e
stood : Crisp 84, Mills 7.S, Springer
3 McMilhn IS Hatch H. Atui
live ballots verv btt.e change bad
been mud and the vo e stu
Crisp 0), Mills M, S;
McMilhn is, Hatch 4.
dinger
M-tliifl ii Inaiiiiy.
A homer evuieiicn touanis the
propriety of holding insane in
divnliials responsible for their acti
ill he found in the following hi
ci'lents related by the Hiiishiti
I rub pendent : O.-car Sin Ilift j
who loblied the it-si. iciiee of I.. F
Craig, near Farmmgton, and who
heome vi ilentlv insane whilj ;
iiitiiate of the county jail, and was
committed to the insane asylum
has been released by the autho
rities of that institution without
an notice to the sherill' of thi
county. Shellberg's case will be
before the grand jury now in ecs
8 ti , ami as a true b II will no
doiil t be found against him, the
county win ne put to eoiisbieranie
etpense for his recapture, if 1
can be found, which is Improbabl
1 heso wonia are laminar to our
readers, as not a day passes with
out the report ol the sudden death
of some prominent citizens. The
explanation is "Heart Disease."
Therefore beware if you have any
of the following sy mptor is : Short
Breath. Pain in Side, Smothering
Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthma! ic
Breathing, Weak and Hungry
Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Irregular Pulse. These symptoms
mean heart disease. The most
reliable remedy is Dr. Miles' New
art Cure, which has paved
thousands
f lives. Book of
testimonials
Cusick, who
Heart Cure.
lr. e
also
at Stanard A
se'ls the New
The Delsaite corset affords a
suppjrt both light and strong,
freedom in all motion and elegance
of shape. The Delsarte waists for
ladies and children are recommen
ded by all who have tried them.
Perfect lit guaranteed. Mrs. Talt.
exclusive agent. Samples may be
seen at Mrs. iilbert's dressmak
ing parlors, over Golden Kule
Bazaar.
Just received at the Lilies
Bazaar an elegant line of fancy
cords, fringes and pot: pons suitable
for all kinds of fancy work.also the
new shades in zephyrs.
A. It. Chapman, of this city haa
the agency of the Canadian Pacitic
rai'way company, and will sell
v 1 ' I'WIIltQ AMIt
r .
Hie Hop Product of the Pacific
Coast Growing Larger.
Til K FIVK I.KAtMNd STATUS.
They are Nw York, Washington, Cali
fornia, Or.goa and Wlaeoni'.n
Tbis Tear's Crop.
Washington, Dec. 5. Superin
tendent Porter has issued a bulle
tin on the ho- production of the
United States. The rapid manner
in wlcch the Pacific coast elates
I ave forged ahead in this industry
is a matter which dessrvcs. com-
meiit. The report shows the pro
duction of hoim for the vear bssy
t j he ."'.1,171.-70 pounds grown up
on 50,112 acres of land in seven
st tcs. The live leading states are
New York, LM,(!ii.;.0L'' pounds;
Washington, S,::8:.2Sil; California.
0.-")-17,o:!S; Or.g'ui, :,tiI.';,72o, and
W isconsin, 428,547. Otsego coun
ty, N. V., viitn of 4,ti!iS.-"iS7 pounds
is tl.e greatoH hop irouuc:ug
county, while Siicrauieiito county
staii'la- at the head in an av.n.ge
jii.ldper acre nith It MS poumls.
"iVasliington fi llowed closoly wiih
an aerage of lo2'i prjnnd, and
Oregon tslands third in rank with
1 155 pounds. The value ed the
crop of the United States f jr l.S.V.i
was ?4,0.)'J,tj'.f7. The b.illetin aho
givei the crop of 18H0. The crop
amounted to 3:S72,S54 pounds,
woith $11,105,424. or nearly three
times the value of the crop of the
previous yar. The Pacific coast
states resjiectively BlmiT the fol
lowing increase in pioduct ar.d its
percentage, as Compared wi'h the
census rejiorts of 18S0. California
5.10(i,2(il pounds, o5.'!.li0 per cent;
Oregon, :,.'itiSo55 poumls, l."7y.7.
per cent; Washington, 7;0l0,0l';;
pjnuds, 10s2 08 ir-r cent.
THE: WllliLll'S I All
Tuivir ll-'O
lrircti,l
int nuii
at 1 liicae,
in be
Ciik aoo, Die. '. lVop'e who
vant a t ever at Ja -ks'jn Park dur
ing the lair wili probably be satis
iiid ait-r all. 'iiniehave bjeu
ilozel! l'.iilil.g tower sehe'r.i'S 1-i.t
there is one on loot now whii.ii, i'.
is believe!, wili go ihroii.tb a.!
liuht. A meeting ol ;h-3 project
ors was l.eul to-day in the otlice -f
Ciaguu, w'.ut iv.'U as agent and
promoter for the cci iuiai; v. Lac.
in ti.e dav a mettiug ;.s arranged
with the el'icirs of the exposition
It '.s behvid that the couli.lct lor
building the tower ha? lutn let t
Me Arthur Brothers. Thy si'e ha
also been sell cted, but i3 n A e
aniiouneeil. It is believed ! b
just sunt -i ot and adj
limit of the park and
li::U'
wist
the
Vates a.cnue.
This is not a part of the p:i:k.
'net the to. e. schemers :c:t the
r.ict fenced in so that the tow er
will stand on thy txp skier,
ground. It is said that ai: the
stock, if! 5 O.'Ot has either been
subscribed or pledged. 1 bore is
!.out f 10 l.l!0i yet V) be placed on
the books. It is proposed to build
this tower 1120 feet high fiom th
ground to the t-.p of the tl gslnif.
vbdiisoti is the engineer. 1 he
foundations are to be in li e shape
of a :toss, and 450 feet from po ut
to point. It nil! have four dill'er--ii
t laudiugs o'i'h i i :bt m.iiiioth
ch va ors. The pr. j etms my
there is no i tdibt el it-i being
oinplet.'d iii time for tiie exposit
ion, as tin re are but three kinds
of commercial steel to be used and
he-u can by obtained irom several
.iiti'eretit mils. 1 he ImiT, as
planned, will co-t $l,5il .d0 , It
is prop i-ied t ) m ine it p imaneni.
T.IK l;i;.K PIS.lrill-.li,
C'oriHetlns liejiiirta as to ll: "uin-
ber of Lives Luat.
Ni.w inliK, Dec. ,i. .Nothing
definite is vet known as to the
nomber of lives lost by Ihe batge
iauter in the Hudoii hi-1 night.
It is known that thirty per-ix.s
weie save 1, out no two htoiies are
alike a9 to the number of pc-opl?
on the barges at the tinm 1 Bey
were capsized. It is believe! at
least thirty lives were lost.
A d epatch from ll.tveistraw at
noon states met cniy two lives
wtr lost bv tin? disas'erof last
nij;ht. All n board th bnrHH
were accounted for. The only
lead are Nicholas Negel and Frank
Murray.
DO. II l'KDRO'S UKtTtl.
Ills
Last Tbouchls Vera
if the
Country He I.otjiI.
Pakis, Die. 5 Dom Pedro, la'e
enipeio. ot Brazil, dieil at the
Aotel IVdforJ, just after midnight
list nigut. Ihe disease with
which the ex empoier was atlliet-
ed was diabetes. Princess Isa-
iclla and her husbjnd, Count d'liu,
were present.
Accounts of the scenes at the
leathbed of Dom Pedro, w ho was
conscious to the end, show that to
the very last his thoughts were of
the coil .it ry over which he so 'org
ruled, avd in wh ise wchare.
de-nite tie treatment accorded
him and his family, he hail so
loEe'.y adhe:e 1.
Found Dead on tlin Track.
Oakland, t ill., Dec. 5. The
ii i..i li, v .!., mi., u IIC
bodv of an unknown young man, !
. .... ? . .
aged about 24, was fouud lying
4 V 1 VP PL1 iCrn PPT22a. 'ween the tracks on tne uaaianu
AiA IiultrjAorjJJ VUUl', -at 5:15 this morning, Laving
' . ... . , 1 1 1
Ti... 1 fllo fmm tha nlor.
UpPilieilllV, lililCit iivm . --
lot ni of the last local train last
night. He was clean shaved, with
dark hair, and was dressed in a
brown suit and wore a etiff-brino-ni
'd bat. His height was rive feet
nine, and his weight about 175
pounds. In his pocket wae $20.15.
but there weie no lettersor papers
ou bis person. The body ia at the
morgue.
s tn per ted Trail. Kokbera Arrested,
Sr. Locis, Dec. 5. Two men
giving the names oi Thomas H.
and It jbert W. Jordan, who say
they came from Carnii, 111., a few
days ago for work, have beii ar
retted on suspicion of being con
nected with the Glendale, Mo.,
train robbery. Both deny any
complicity. . . .
Convenient to Katow.
That four cups of flour weifch a
pound.
that three cups
of corn meal
weigh a pound.
That one tablespoonful of butter
weigiis one ounce.
That one cup of butter, eolid,
weighs half a pound.
That one rounded tablespoonful
of Hour weighs half an ounce.
That two cups of granulated
sugr or two and a half cups of
powdered sugar weigh a pound.
11 you want a durable monu-iur-nt
g to K. W. Achison, who
tie handling nothing but the beet
grades.
WANT TO BE STATES
NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA
WILL ENTER THE UNION.
I tab ta Also an Applicant They
I' imut Veta for President Next
Fall.
Washington, Dec. 5. New Mex
ico and Arizona will probably enter
ihe Union of utatei before the end
of tito present congress. Utah
v :11 also be an applicant for ad-mi-t-io!
, but the lingering traces
f M ';! monism will probably keep
her out. Knablir.g acts for New
"dexiej and Arizona will likely
pass next spring or eumtner, but
ih -states will not come into the
Union early enough to vote for
pn idt nt next year. Bills for the
a imiRj.o.t oi the three territories
iv ill be offered at the first oppor
tunity by their delegates in con-g-e:-s.
It is quite probably tkere
wi.l be i.o opposition in either
house io the admission of New
Mexici and Arizona if they do not
vote for president next fall.
1'i iec of Coal Oil Advanced.
Lima. O., Dec. 5. An advance
of 5 cer ts a bar e! in the past two
days has caused any amount of
lluny and excitemtmt anurg the
pto.iui-.-rs in the Ohio and Indiana
ii tields, w Inch have been in a
greatly depressed condition for
several months. The advance is
made by the Standard Oil Com
pany am! means thev have com
muned warfare. Ihe Standard
has been usually puiet for several
lii'i'iths, and the present upward
m ivemi iit is the initiatoi v step in
ihe crushing cut orocees to all
competition. The Manhattan
Company i. the heaviest compe
titor of tne S'audard Oil Company
ami the largest indeieiident pro
ducers in two states, in anticipa
t on of a hard tight, is removing
rs oil relineiy to Wilkeroil, a
town in the southern part of
Wood county.
Fleet Will Ball Next Tuesday.
W.isiiistiT.iN. l)ec. 5. Admiral
Walker had a conference with
ecivtary Blaine to-day, prior to
hi. d -parture for Brazil, to take
inmanil of tiie Southern Atlantic
station. Pie said the Chicago,
Atlanta and Bennington would
siil from Hampton Koada next
l'ueFilay, and probably touch at
St. Thomas, on the voyage.
ILL i: ti 11 A ! II 1 C Bit EVITIE8.
Aii oi l lady in Paris and her
maid were found in their rcom
yesterday with their throats cut.
The Turzell house, rive miles
north of Chico, Cal., was burned,
together with all its contents. In
sula new, if 4 00.
Caleb S. Garrett, a discharged
Uniied Slates soldier, was run
over and killed by an electric car
n Tacuina last night.
By a boiler explosion at Pope &
Pulley's mill near Hornellsville,
Mo., three men were instantly
killed and the building demol
ished. O'.d Man Ciu-twright and bis
tons, prominent people of Wash
ingion county, Idaho, have been
ai 'est'-d on a charge of wholesale
caiile stealing.
Tne loss of the Pennsylvania
railroad depot and adjoining build
digs by lire, yesterday morning, at
Jeisev City, N. J., amounted to
ToO.O 0.
A lenib'e explosion of fire-damp
occur. t-ii yesierday in a mine in
S, lu'e iciese, in the siate of Zuca
ici iis, A;ex:co. F've miners were
k lied.
Look out for a grand display of
Christmas goods atF. M. French's,
the C...iuer jewelry store. Special
nil; i'-'iiiti ji.i.j aw v. f -- -
baigains in ladies and gents gold
. , .... a j
watches for the next 0 days.
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