THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1893.
Wry Koallaiir
PERSONAL MENTION
Vedodj
Mr. N. Pierce ol Portland hat spei
the last few dart in tbe city.
Mi Jcanette Willrani returned from
a iterk'i tay in Portland last eveneiii.
Mrs. Chris:in McCoy and Mis May
McDonald of lirauts are in the city Unlay
shopping.
Mr. Charles I.. Campbell of F.nders'-y
ia flopping with hie aunt. Mr. J. F.
Boliertson, attending the public school.
Thuraday.
Mr. F. P. Mays went to Portland this
morning.
Mr. F. M. Aniea returned yesterday
from a trip to Missouri.
Mr. John Irvine of Chenoaeth is very
iU with siiht hope of hi recovery.
Mr. Chas. Green of Kinjrsley pave Th
CcuoMCLii odic a pleasant rail today.
Ir. Kowland and Williamson left The
In, lea on the afternoon train yes:erda,
and Ir. Richardson left this morning.
Mr. O. W. Cook and family will co
down to l.Tie in the morning to vnot
with Mrs. O. Gilliam during the holi
day. Mr. E. O. Leet of Moro, Sherman
county, came into the city today. He
sjieaks of the roads as being in a terrible
condition, owing, largely to the great
aiii-innl of rain during the fall and to iar
in the winter.
Mrs. M. Matley. sifter of B. II.
Thurston, is here on a visit to her
Brother. She will return to her home in
I-aiayette, Yamhill Co.. in a day or two.
Mr. Thnrston will accompany her home
to f jiend trie huiiday.
Friday.
Mr. I. n. Taffe of Ce'ilo is in loan
today, i
Mr. II. n. William nnd family de-
pa.-ied for Oregon City this morning to
visit relative.
hrlalaaaa Iilwwar
ins bill of fare
The folio
served for Christmas at
House :
1 ISNFR.
Oyster Soup,
ill lie on- t
the I'luatilla ,
Ceiery en I'.ranch.
Turtle Soup.
Taunason.
Filet of Salmon.
Boied Votatjes.
Pi js Feet. Mixed Pickles. Cold Slaw
New Bee;. Chow Chow.
Ov-ter Patti--.
Boiled Queen Ham, Champagne Sane.
Ox 'loncue. Mint allce.
Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce
Chicken Fricassee.
Pip Head with Sauer Kraut.
Veal Cutiets. Cream sauce.
Beef a la Mode,
Lobster Salad.
Prime Kast Beef.
Ko!t shoulder of Mutton.
Young Turkey Stuffed. Cranberry Sauce,
Boast Pig with Apple Sauce.
, Walla, t l.rJo. Haa Xew riM
(.r Mlver.
IX n. Waiie. the sensational povernor
of the Centennial state. ha in hand, it
ia atatcd. a convection of miner, which
ia to pa resolutions uiv'T special
aesston of the legislature to protect th.
silver minimr industries, tiov. Watte
has. l-en in correspondence with l"rei
idelit l'iai, of the rvpubli.- of Mexico,
and has. so the stale cabinet avers, ar-ranp-ed
for the coinage of a hybrid Mi
rer coin, upon which will apear the
Mexican mark, a well a the t olorado
coat if arms. This coin is to he made
in the Mexican mints, of Colorado sil
ver, the Mexican povenuueut having
the seiirniorairv as the profit. Gov.
Waite declare that the state can pur
chase the bunion, issue eertilieatc-s,
Wine Sauce, f which may le used as a medium f rx-
1 change until the return of hybrid,
i with which these certificate may W
j redeemed.
The same wire which flashed the
, Titer Ara ioaMllaut ul
t hararter.
Love wakiuror. the tac i generally
, supposed by the unsophisticated public
to be more or less of a perfunctory
', business, a make N-licve affair its dry
1 and tasU-lewa to the performers n.s the
property fiiod and drink l.i.'u tl. -y
j utToot to walU'' ut tiieir V.r. .ie'. .
Uomantic und beiititacntal ptsj-.ew.l.
i tie p'.ad to know thtt the tender
sion. ax represented on the Is.i.rJ., u
' not all prctonse, and that occu .fniiii.-'.
, at least, Cupid gets m hisworU without
j shame or compunction r;rht before tin
footlights. A case in point is said t
' have occurred recently i u p ; ....
I comic opera trou;e in .. C :
donna and the tr:t.iue wen 1 1..' v.. -i
tinu of the aly little jrJ. Hi-w r
I where the mutual attraction llr- l I . r:.i.
i is not stated, but tl.at it ha.! : :- '.'
j begiin but wa well advare.-.l nu
j made manifest to the audience i .vi--I
after the bariume joined the eorv:'.ry.
I It was paVl of the buritone
MIm Frank la the PropbeteMi Deb
orah's Abls Buoooasor.
vw ma h.
M.o., I r-vrr at th. t o.- I "'" ZZ
re" of lillioi. j arnsirm for WhJ'i fisiwikta.,'
Persona who attended the con(rres u-au"r- ut v U iMUr"'
of n-hionH in Cliicn,o in August will ZZZLJZ
n-i u'.l the iiil.-ri'vl wiih which th. y lis- w pUlm .,., t
nln prayer, otTercd, i a.iunM Tha Wo4 faiTir
tt ned to ,. ('H-nlu? prnver, otTerod
u.. it ira, ! v n Viumsr woman, utid rich.
I u- it uav 1:1 f rvi.l. impassmnea ulter
I ance. !u li tb; Jl;-vt m'mi.iii was over
' tlier' were munv
THE
I above information broadcast over the I kisk the vrlma ec,j ,t r
Baked Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes, Mashed ;
Potaue.
Sugar Corn, Stewed Tomatoes. 1 "
English Plum Pudding. Hard Sauce. J
Fruit Pudding, Cream Sauce.
Pumpkin Pie.
Pineapple
Pie.
Mince lie.S
1 i
1
1 1
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Fruit Cake. Coeoanut Slices. Jelly Boll,
Lady Fmaers, Christmas Fritted Cake,
Cup Cases, Small Assorted Cases.
Fruits.
Bents Water Crackers, Domestic Cheese.
Coffee.
Krai Eatal.
Mr. D. Farrington is in the citv. He
reports the roads worse than he has
feen them tor the past seven years.
Mrs. D. Farrington of Fairfield 'left
last night for Kiko. Nevada, and will re-
ma:n daring the winter with her son, E
Farrington, esq.
BORN.
In The Dalles, to the wife of J.
eon, Dec. 19th, a aon.
Peier-
MAF.UIED.
John Prall and wife to Jason B. Got-
! ham IS acres in section t, township 1
north, range 13 east; $1,500.
A. L. Keese and wife to Mary M. ior- I r.ie had enme from fk nver bv train
ham lot D, block 36, Ft. Dalies Military He was met by cx-lvputy lUT.ee. son
Kesere; Z"b. in-law of the povernor. who had
-EU?HRA7AT !,H,",n r "anlen Sic lister.
. and a prison employe who had pcr-
The Beantlful Lrfrrad ronnvrtrd wlch th j minion to le absent until a late hour.
IXdicaUoa of Bt. Hoptus. j stealthily approachinp the prion. the
A lefrend connected with the Church I employe pave the proper sipuiil and the
of St- Sophia i recalled by "An Idle ! outer door was opened for his admih
Woman in Constantinople." and a it J ion. All three sprang1 in. covering
eontain a moral fruxTunt of troth it i the PUiinls and disarminir them. The
At the residence of John K. Woods,
nearlufur. th-., IVc. ITtn, 1?9S, Mr.
Zachery Vorter to Kosa A. Gardner,
borh of Wasco Co., Oregon. Justice A.
J. Brignam officiated.
Faaeral of Mr. SfcEwca.
The funeral of Mrs. Clarissa McEwen
lli occnr Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence of Mr. W. X. Wiley,
wiali whom deceased has lived for the
pat eight years. ,
Mrs. McEwen was horn in Canton,
New York state. May 2, 180S, and
ca;ue to Oregon in 15W, first living in
the Willamette Talley and during the
last twenty years in Wasco county,
he leaves two eons and three daugh
ters, one son living in Washington and
one in Oregon. The daughters are Mrs.
Wiley of The Dalles, Mrs. Parker of j
iowa, and Mrs. Morion ot Illinois, iler
son, Chas. McEwen, of North Yakima is
eSjiected to arrive today.
Bev. W. C. Curtis will officiate at the
turners! ceremonies.
1 . . . 1. . ' 1 .1 .:..(.. 1
x wu fcum lie vrttuia u uhvi v..,
dmary stae faahiou, as mail cut '.
ia uol hungTy or driiiks who in r,.''.
thinty. IU:t what was the surprise iT
the spe-tators nud uf the other mem
ber of tiie company to tee that he per
formed the duty as if he liked it. 1 . -. I
he liked it very much, indeed. I:i fact,
he kissed the prima dontia w ith u-iii-.ic'u
ardir and enthusiasm, nnd sue np
parectlr reciprocated with so much
earnest ni-M. and vi-or. that tin- li.b.ai
scene KHn Intcaaic the most prominent
in the ojiera. A witnes in descrit,::.g
it said the baritone's zeal reminded
him of the realistic manner iu
which Bifc'noLl, the English actor,
discharged a similar duty in "Henry
V." Kijrnold's kiss wa lUihtsl sweet
ness ao loiur drawn out or drawn in
I that when he K-jjan the sporting pn
tlemen in the front rows of the theater
pointed warden, took poesMon of the J wou;j reg-alarlv time him to see if he
Colorado penitentiary at Canyon City, f would break his previous record. The
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a 1
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OO V. D. B. WAITC. OF COLOliXHO.
land Uild Vow S. .1. Tor. recently ap-
inner pate was pasned in the same
wav. liencc was then reeopniied
may well be held in perpetual remem
brance. When the basilica was fin
ished Emperor Justinian pave or- j and ordered out. but he
ders that an inscriptiion in letter of hibited a new appoiutnient
pold should lie placed aliout the dome: j deputy Ripned by Toy. who in turn
Justinian dedicates thia church to the I presented his own credentials, t.uards.
piorr of liod." But on the day of the j w ho had U-eome alarmed by the dis
public opctinp the emperor lookeii up j play of firearms, bepan blowing the
at the dome and saw. with amazement, 1 alarm whistle and McLester was a wak
that the inscription ran: -Euphrasia j ened. As he stepped out of his bed
dedicates this church to the JTiory of i rom he was ortlered to leave the
od." ' j penitentiary grounds at once. He
"What is the meanin? of this m-K-k- ; asked for permission to po to the office
err?" he asked, pointing upward, and I and arranpe his papers, but that was
turnmp to the patriarch sitting beside j refused. With a man on each aide of
the throne he said: '"Did I not com- 1 him. the deposed warden was con-
mand you to have my name enpraven
on the dome?"
Who is Enphra-sia?" called the 1
patriarch. "Who knows a woman '
bearing such a name? If anvone can 1
1 ducted to the outer pate and ordered
I to depart.
MOMENTS OF M!RTH.
NEWS NOTES
Minister Stevens is out with a reply to
President Cleveland.
Yalliant and Ilecklu are the names of
the anarchists who latelr exploded a
liotnb in the house of deputies. They
are both misnamed.
Armed men were recently put on the
trains polling out of Portland, Or.,
but after a few days were taken off.
About that time William Pinkerton was
in San Francisco.
A New York newspaper says that the
death of Banker Magoan baa probably
settled the fate of the Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fe railway, and that the road
will now likely be placed in charge ot
receiver.
Cp in Idalio they have concluded the
S. F. Examiner's "gift offering" to its
subscriber is a lottery, and the U. 8.
grand jury La indicted W. II. Hearst,
the proprietor, and T. T. Williams, the
business manager of tbe paper, for vio
lating the law which prohibits the nse of
the mails for circulating lottery advertisements.
Another claimant to the estate of the
late Thomas H. Blytbe Las jtist arrived
here from England. Hi name is Ed
ward Edwin Blytbe. He allege his
father was compelled to leave England
wiien the claimant wan a mere child,
and that some time ago be instructed
lawyer to file Li claim to tbe estate, but
tbe latter bad not taken any action.
Hi attorney declare the proof pro
duced by Lim are very strong, and that
Li resemblance to the late millionaire
is very remarkable.
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Cnion county is now agitating for
ro k crasher.
Mr. Miller, w ho went east last week
U find hi lost child, baa Dot been
heard from lately.
Mayor Mason of Portland lias gener
ously donated CM) sac is of floor to the
cdy of Portland.
uieo O. Holman will be declared not
guilty, the court declaring be would set
aoi le a verdict of guilty, owing to tbe
lack of convicting testimony. Tbe smug
gling trial i nearly ended.
Aak vonr dealer Lir Mexican Silver
answer let him speatc."
From the priests to the lowest of the
.sembled thousands the question:
' Who is Euphrasia?" ran round the
church. No one answered. At lenpth.
while the eniperor sat mute and
amazed, a miserable fellow who
cleaned the marble floor stepped forth
and said:
"Imperial Cesar. to whom 1 am tin
worthy tu raise my eyes. I know a
woman with such a name, hut she is o13r!ie
almost bedridden. Sne lives in a little
house near one of the wails of the
chu-ch.
"Briiig her hither." commanded the
emperor, and strtiphtway papes and
chamberlains rushed out and soon re
appeared carrying an aped woman
w ho trembled in everv limb.
'! your name Euphrasia?" asked thi
emperor.
"Yea. mighty emperor, it is."
"VI hat do you know of that
tion?" and he pointed aloft
larpe letters on the vault.
Nothing, my lord, nothing?
"But yon see vour name
church. It stands there instead of
mine. What have you done toward
the building of the church?"
"Great king-, nothinp My lord mocks
his poor servant-" -
"Not at all," replied the emperor.
"Ther tell me you live near. Think!
Have you done nothinp. spoke noth
ing, thought nothinp to pive yon this
claim?"
'Majesty," she said, "there is a little
act, but it is so small I am ashamed to
trouble my lord with it mention."
"Speak. I command you." said Jus
tinian. "Fear not. Tell me all."
Then she told how. as she lay on her
bed in her little house, she heard with
sorrow the travail of the oxen and
mules, carrying the marble and brick
and beams up the steep hill, and her
heart waa aore within her: and how.
when she grew better, the thought
struck her:
inscnp
to the
on the
'"Is Turn dauphter fond of the pino,
nicksT "No: she's very unkind to
our piano. She beats it two hours a
day at least."
"BAUi-.l.r: is poinp to teach me book
keepinp," said youup .larley. "Well,
he's just the man to do it." said Ilaw
son. "I lent him a eopv if Watson's
poem a year apo, and he s kept it ever
since."
"I iiavk enouph to nuprort you.
Ethel. Will vou In-rnvwift-'. Well.
in must excuse me if I am
cautious. But you hay you have enouph
to support ne. Who is poinp to sup
port ynu?"
"Guttinu money out of my conpre
pation." said Lev. Jones, "is like pull
ing teeth." "You must pet plies of
I money, lio n, said Micks. "I never
j knew of more outrapeous charges than
those, for pullinp teeth."
"Pi.;akk. ma'am." said the boy,
"can't you be!p me? I has to support
a wife an" three children." "Vou?
You're not old enouph to be married."
"No; but me father is. It's his wif
and three children I ha to support "
Harper's Bazar.
baritone's kisses were of the same sort.
and when he a.'.:iilnulered them in Phil
adelphia he created such a sensation
"that the pullery how led and the or
chestra chairs lain ted." The manager
"rushed behind the scenes and a.skci
the baritouc whut he meant by i-uch a
performance. Instead of modifying the
kiss, however, he intensified it. until
the compuser and the author were en
tirely f orgotten ia the wild, delirious
expectancy with which the audience
waited fur that kiss." The manager ia
ex-1 despair discharged the baritone, who
said he would rather surrender his sal
ary than his ripht to hiss the prim::
donna, and to kiss her conscientious! v
and with a.l the laboration that t:..
scene demanded. The prima douna de
clared that the interests of art demand
ed that she support the jiosition takc:i
by the baritone, and she promptly n
signed an engagement worth twenty
three thousand dollars rather than no .
be kiaed in a soulful und resound. n.;
style. The manager stood lirni for .
few days, but without the fervent kit-,
the opera bst much o its mapueti
power, and lie was, it is said, forceo t
capitulate and summon the prima clocu,-.
and the baritone back to his service. ft
kiss lor wfcien a maa is wiilmg to f ire
go un;Litlon and employment an I a
woman twenty-three thousaj dol
lars, duriap such a hnanciiil er.sl t
the present, mu:,t be r;"ti li.lc.-l
Who would not be a burit one or a pri:i.,i
donna with such doiighlfu! pcrijuo.au n
as this? Baltimore Sua.
WITH THE ELECTRICIANS.
SPORTS AND PLEASURES.
MorsTAl.t sheep are protected by
law in Colorado. Ten years in the pen
iteutiarv is the penalty forslayinp one
It is sai'l that while a resident o
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich- was duck
shooting recently an eaple nwoope
down and carried off one of his duel
decoys, sinker and all.
" Mis. Jahi. Gokooji Bi:.sftt is off ot
a yachting cruise in the Mediterranean
which would seem to afford a gratify
inp indication that the state of bi
health is no longer precarious.
Miss E1.1.A Haki.ix.ton. of the Wea
Cheater (Pa.) Normal school, althoup!
only twenty years of ape, is a gracefu
and fearles equestrienne. She aits ii
a man's saddle, with a foot in eacl
stirrup.
The selling of antlered bucks' head'
"Who knows if I cannot do some- j ; j0t nrw )ne f the industries of th
Tnt: citizens of East Hartford. Conn.,
are organizing an clcctric-Ilphtinp
company with a capital stock of
SlD.IHiO.
St. I.ort has a novelty in the shape
of an electric ambulance. It i faster
and steadier than similar vehicle
drawn by horses.
El.MTKir clock that automatically
ring bells at the end of each recitation
hour or peri'Kl are lieing put into a
number of New Enpiaiul schools.
Tit I'nion Street Hallway company
of New Bedford is to increase its elec
tric power plant ao as to be able to de
velop horse power.
One of the most ingenious and orna
mental schemes of ballroom decora
tion that has appeared this season is
the idea of a London iceman of freez
ing incandescent lamp into larpe and
prettily-molded pieces of ice. Such
decfjrations serve the double purpose
of giving forth With coolness and light.
thing to ease their pain, the poor dumb
I -at. ao patient in their woe! At '
least I will try." I
Ho ahe took her bed and bore it into j
the road and scattered the straw from I
it on the steep ascent. It was but a i
little, but lol as she worked, the straw j
seemed to prow and multiply and cover '
the whole rood, and from that time ',
the oxen passed pleasantly with their '
loads, and she heard no more distress. 1
The tears were in Justinian's eyes, j
and he said in a gentle voice: '
"Let the name of Euphrasia standi ;
she is more worthy than I, for ttt her;
little she gave all she had." i
North W-kmIs. The heads are wild a
eight dollars each, and it cts sixteei
dollar more to prepare one for nse a.
a hat rack or w all ornament.
crowd 1-lniut ami j
! con.'raTc.late Miss Bachrl Frank, who. :
I as the y.uiiiL'esl delc.-ate present, tiaU
! been invited ' itir.ko the invocation,
land nir'iy v'i did not speak to her
' ht.nn! i.rii-t t - admire the modest yet
hlroii : .! ::ieau.r of the sieucicr, uaru
eyedpsrl.es : In- ,ui, tly accepted the
warm com::n-ii.lalioa that were
bhowc-vd iown her.
M;s.s Lachel. or Miss Bay Frank, a
she is 'icu -t cv.llcd. i. a native of
Calif.rn 'a. : -.! t licr i ' accorded
the d-sti- !..? f U-.sir-. -. - the first , Tn Ai mc I mart,, , ,IU.U
iur , . . . , , OiB lll.n IU - .ill ear, to llir l,i,H,T
woman ruboi in the w : l I. She has I ,,,., ,H Ch rwiMn. '""'"w le;.,
II I" law miclit mtr Mwt. atxl istv
rotuiutia til tti chxltstl i:ricii;tu.ayr
Oldest flgricultaral Paper
.tlT.sutMio i(1t j "t
To all cash sunsenbers of T10, Qhtu.
payii g one yearjn adi.nt"
The American Fsmnr
1729 Krw York A,BSB4)
wssMlNCTON, D.t 1
GREATEST AND LARGEST.
The preateht jumper ia the common
flea. If a man could leap as far pro
portioned to his size and weipht, he
could go from St- Louis to Chicago in
two jump.
Thk largest engine is at Friedenv
ville. Pa.: its driving wheels are 33 feet
in diameter, the cylinder is 110 inches,
and it raises 17,500 gallon of water per
minute.
The largest island in the world Is
Australia: greatest length, 2,400 miles;
greatest Breadth. '2.000 miles, area,
2.B41.7IW soon re miles, or nearly the
size of the I'nited States.
The largest building stones are those
used in the cyclopean wallsof Baal bee, j
in Syria Some of these measure 63
feet in length by '2t in breadth and are
of unknown depth. !
CoDvertthlc MUanMhlaa.
Convertible steum'.h! rMI n as K am sn w
LrrTLE thinkers are big talker. j eBt designs in shiplmil.iinp. They are
Good actions, like sheep, are apt to built to carry genera! or liquid carp-ies
follow one another. ! on very ehort notice. The iirstvesst l
IT . 1 a lr. '..fal... a...... al. . ... , 1
,11 Ali'Jtr. ai'iniiLaaru m-ra iu iwruilM, : v i., mar iiit Iirill, slum-
but arred out the hornet. j ship Mexican Prin'-e, arrivi-d h.-re a
lreailc studied at the Hebrew college
iu Cir.c:ni:ali. but has not finished the
course, wishing to interp. dutc home
additi-ci.al study ln-fore taking the
rite. In an msi-..init of Miss Frank and
her ioterestinp career the San Fran
cisco Chroti ii lc says:
"."she is the first woman student in
the college, and will Ik the first to if
onlainei! sv a rabbi. There i utso
lutelv li precedent in this rotiutrv or
in a r.v i
M-fUI
areerof the Pmphetes IH-K.rah forms
the only ana! t:y to the work Miss
Frank has undertaken, and e en here
the liliciics falls, for when IVlsirnh
preached to Israel there were no syna
gogues. Since then there have Is-en
noted women teachers, but there is a
distinction letn tcneher and
preacher in the mind of the .lew. . . .
People are askinp what name Miss
Frank will he called by hen she is
ordained a rabbi. Ik: up the first
her. as no won, an In-fore has
d t uc position of r.- bbi. The
r? mutter,
..leiittlully ii,tKl,ii
UiiiatraU.iu 1 1 lav a ,
XAT10VAL IS CHAKACTEt
H.I tlmU with lurmtii amj
nil bnall, priarllnal liuw. ,( i
EMPLOYS THE BL'ST MBittik
TH C COIXTKY.
lid -i thlna; II, I ppnira . intim . 1
Ihi- l.ilitlfliriai-i vert ilnrttrt!, . I
lsri!" t liulnro I. lwn,l j n tJi 1
' ti.'iu-oial waia, l,Mik,iIK ,. tl.
j bcot-ht ti tht Uintfr mutl hu utMii
ft
FIGS AND THISTLES.
AHlfSM'i Ital.
M. A. Moody, asuignee, will oC"jr for,
ale at public auction on Saturday, Llee-
amber Kid, Frank Voyt' entire st'ick '
of dry goods, clothing. ioot and sh'ies, j
bats and caps, furnishing goods, etc. ,
Thi sale is for the bent-Id of creditors
and the entire stock i to be disposed of
Tirx love that is dumb until it speak
on a tomlistone doesn't say much.
It is bard to convince a dyspeptic
that the world is growing better.
Some men who start out to set the
world on fire give up at the first thun
der clap.
Tnr.iiE are people who never accom
plish anything because they undertake
to do too much.
Tnrftr. are men who go to a gymnasi
um for eaercise while their wive are
sawing the wood.
few days apo from the Tyi.e. .sh,. Bsi
built at Wallsend. England. forJanW
Knott, and had every re-j uiren.ebt f'ir
lidiiig und diseharpiiig anything thai
might have to lie sent aerosa the s-a. '
Steam fans to drive out gases that al- j
ways accumulate rn this typ- of ves-w-ls
were part of the M'ip'n equipment. !
Winches and hiph-p-iwer puinjm were
L I v on !.- r ! to suit trie varying de-!
IVa.ut.l
Clieaper
California
thsn nt.vi
ina-hotn-e.
fiere e.t Bt the '
m:m ca( iit.i.KAxa.
woman in the world to oernpy such
position, naturally the name does not
exist. When she has occupied the
pulpit or lias leeturert in neytu.p'pue
Miss 1 r:.:.lc has worn a street t:resh, or
a .iia.l-e-. :.inp tiress id h-.-l.t ercjar.
This i . ;;;.'. in line v. itli the rabbis of
the ref.in-.i t-n;r;r"fatio!:s. who have
lis-: r!-il iii. r. Bin! cup of the
orl'.t .vt.V cn- ;-ret-tio!ls.
"Mi-, i rsi 1 will probably remain
with b--r futuilv and frii-Tids in Oakland
this v. ,i,t.-r. After tliut. her plansare
unforniav'.. V. i.lli- in ( hifiu'o nevera!
ivt-sl'l;;.- He' res were desirous, of
f.irrr.i. - : : .prera i-m. with her BS
tii-:r r-.; , feeling i f la 'k of nretv
rt! f f -reed hcrtoto-c'ine. although :
Bai'l'i M .cs. t he most eelelirtited Jew
ish !.' in Chicago, eticouraped her
toacccp. u-i-l j.id that toe Jews tietsd
women in their pulpits."
THE NATION MOURNS.
The remains of Mrs. Lucy Stone-Blackwi-ll
ar t Ik- cremated, in ac
cordance wit.j a wish Mie nf'.in r
presawd Cot A. Ii Xi L: -,i ho died, single,
last week i:. ( V.cii:ia. .'. Y., aped T."
years, was i (-.(: t.i President KiM
more's only du j-.-l t-r. ,vlii di.sil In-fore
the day Cxi-d for t.H-ir marriape.
Fhaski.ix Haves, who recently died
at his summer house in Beverly 1 arms,
Mass.. at the ape of !to years, was an
intimate friend of Dnniel Webster. Me
was long prominent in tinanei-il and
railroad a II airs in Massachusetts.
Tut. w ill of the Ute Carter II. Harri
son, the murdered mayor of Chicago,
disposes of property valued at H.i0.lsto.
The entire estate, with the exception
of 10.(KXi devoted to charity, is directed
to In- divided inctjual slum- among his
four rlrldren.
T Brae 1 p
The system after "La (irippe," pneo
monia, fever, and other prostrating
cute disease ; to build up needed flesh
and strength, and to restore health and
vigor when you feel "run-down" and
used-up. the best thing in the world is
iHJetor Pierce's .olden Medical Wscov
ery. It promote all the Wlil v functions,
rouses every organ into healthful action,
purities and ennchee the blood, and
through it cleanses, repairs, and invig
orates the entire svstem.
lor the most stubborn Scrofulous.
f-kin or Scalp I'iwanes, Dysjiepsia,
Biliousness and kindred ailments, the
"Ifiscovery ' is the only remedy that'
yuarimttfit . If it doesn't U-netit or cure,
you have your money buck.
Can you think of anything. more con
vincing than the promise that is made
by the proprietors of I)r. Sage 'a Catarrh
Beinedy? It is this: "If we can't cure
yourfatarrh, we'll pay you VsJ in cash. "
Haeklaa'a 4risrs Kalva).
The Lest salve iu the world (or rut,
bruises, sores, ulcer, salt rheum, fevef
fires, tetter, chapped bands, chilhlains,
corn, and all skin eruption, and )Kisi
tivoly cure plies, or no pay required.
It i guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cent
per box. For sale tiv Snin- A Kin-
It mir nn ihr l.t !,d tfcarta,,.
a. ,il la luriii.uisl at ll.a-1.. mai
5 CENTS A Hit
lit pUviit Thla raihh aa It tkaakaa,
(rim It oral py' ta th raanra.
FARMER LECISLATIOV
I'urlnir ttw wmiihf ymr ttuvrt ltKa
nttiitwv DuniUST ft iniiifr ill in RwMj r.
tTit to uriiim ilvt;i m ;ib bv t,ncvm ,
r )riir.inri ati w h)li1.4 j,
hiirt.. tm.rtit UiaI tli JjruKi 9
tronfl' a"! tt;y I.i1'rniv-1 to wtKi
t'iuniirtj Mini tlrr Nttxv'l.nC ttn. Nt ftar m
( nti.tMl. 1 ((- ttimi.i ati, ,tirf.ir. t
A l.ttf . lHall. WttrtU, Nr)Hf ng Urr
tin. f't-T ItM'aittiM tljn nv iilW
C'Ctltir thl luiorn.sitioit, mu4 ti-rm me
tilt- lllltV. ItWf UI fUt ttt tt HtrtUC
tvm pitiiount ! viUNb. ii(itrTUtl'Jt ttw
rat rl In iriittT wk,
I Hu AHttkH I'akmkr n4 Tm Cuav.
wi.t l writoiM; ymr lr $1 7j
NOTICE llk ITBLICATIWC.
lisn (imi l. Tor Imlha -l
i
Sitir la hrn-hr fivv tliat im
namrd larttli tina II list lit t h. loaniU
mafes ntiai l.rfMtf Iu BMnfO f4
rlnilli. anil that aalll print! WK; Sa iradt h
th rrarta, aiul rtnsittr al Tin law, w
tiliruarjr BI, .s!l, via..
Jaeala I. Ruliaru,
ft'tmisatisMl So IT'.aS. f,.- tSa- 9K-.
aim K, nf SF1,. aua su or tf. v n
1. 1 y. i a,, aa I. ff.. W 31.
It tianira tlie fillih'liir Hiiaaaalraf. -ritoiiiuHia
rvaiiaaiiee uhiu, and eauriaae
aid land, v lx
K . W.wriaa.n. M. f. falnlaT. I K FalW
and t H. stnialitim. all n( iMilnr. v.
.. John v . t.tvt ij. im
NOTICE Ft) It IXBUCinOJ
Timyet Land. Act jRariKl!
t'. S l.asii lirnts. riI)-:s n
Noflis- l l-tir r'r tutt a eM(UR
with tle irn l-l.-lia tA Vir art nt effr
In: r r,. I"1: . elititK'al "As art i aar 'il U.
1 lal.da in the atrt-a - I !:!rrit, lm
Nevada and abiiiri"ii lanitrfj.
taa-al f . Staaaaaoa.
Of Kine-lw. eotiniv '
l.aa iiuadar t.U-il in tut iw
mrnl I. if tin- UTi'ti "I Ha- S ' 1 m V
f S'tltl. Ill l.'WI'ail'l' " -
No in fc. W M . and alLi "Lf jir"
(nut tiir Und a. .uc I I t "" ' 1
tlmtaf ii al.nir llian lor airtK-ullO'H
and I.. alnl.lih l.t c Inim t" aaid '
tnr ht-rialer and H'0'' '""'
tMllaai, lir ,litl tr l.ath U !'
llr nanus! aa Wlna va OaW M'
-t r.nawy. Isiti KiHidcau and Lal?""
all ( fc ll'lslf , T. j,s
Am and a.l u.T-nia rUimln
alf t.-a-Tiu-d latatla arr fs,ia-.tl t
rialma In tMaiifin-e no nt fcvinw aua rf- (
an, j.tiis w irM!z-
Xi .TICK FOB PTELiaTlOS j
U omci. Th.
S.itnsi la hen- aivan that
named artllnr baa tiWd wrtara' "m.,
ml. Snal .nai( tn auntairt "I tlf P"L- t
aald nad will lac maoa la-nnr uaa -
mrliar af Tlir laa.iea, UIW""
iMatvtnljer T, Is-.rt. in
Hawltt lllaf.
rt and ',..( r aa K' . 1 ; ' J.
W tiamaa tl ..0..ln 'UWT i
mittlmiMiia reaulrtiea "
aahl land. vU' f
II. . W a-t). ,tl The ball 'rjaa..
Kaatnn. Jamca tanU.u and lX I
anane. Or. ,alf''J
V
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Executor's Uotice to Creditar
Nut It la tien-or lva (iIJ a.'
of Ilia Mala d onwotl hf !!, a:
dnW ant"tiard the 'u'ra".'flraa ! '
Iha lnat will and tawtamaiit m t
darvaaaal. All )-ia..n ""J a
th. ratatr of aald del w 7at "
Ui nrawawt ttM-tn. with His r"T,. '
within l ai..iitln Ir-.tii Uia "Z"
U. aald n-euliif al hi pl JTZ, I
Ill-a llr. In aald e-iniiiy. f J
W, JL Wllanll, In "aid IralU-a 1 tBfr
wit MAKL ."'V"-
li. ted till, lal dar ! bifmVA
Admiiiistratrixi
K.rti.- la harat-r rl" lh ',.
nf l,a Stale id ltnw.ni I' ".!, wt af - ,
dav dulv a.!-tntl Hi" iitid'eiif
lrl id Ilia aatate i.l I'r "Lurd ' !
eawanl. and thai all l il 'I
wln.ll.l.traltu A II '"n'Z
riilrril Mi l.taaant thr't r
aataU-. wl'h the pna-f i
it d..r.li..d at h-r f-i'l-n I' ,
ald annuity and Utf. wlltil" " J
tlicdalr laaii-.il ...nilC11111
this lal day oMKi- j
"John i' Pashej
TlieileitkofK
7 Coo" !"'''
5t door to WMooSa'l
fmUiu,i raeelved I
-i.dl.a-al.re-'rtBIBI- I
l. ao l l..lh, wht. li he
Ih.aaa Ibat lsn lllm- '
ClcaoiDS and Repairing
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