THE DALLES WEEKLY . CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1694.
The Weekly Chronicle.
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OVR FAIR.
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era Oregon Agricultural Association be-
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g-.ns Tuesday. October 9th, and ho.ds
five day. While heretofore the fairs
have not been all that was desired, yet
the management did all that could be
espected of it, and the fault, if fault
tiiee was. wa that of the people. Tiie
patronage has never been as g xl as it
should have bren. but in spite of all ob
stacles, those in char of it have mau
lully stood by it. though it has ivs: v'::e:n
many gxxl dollars to do so.
There is this year, as usual. $1,500 to
be distributed anions: the farmers, stock-
men and fruit growers in the shape of
premiums, atid this ought to stimulate
competition. Could our fruitmen real-
its the immense good that will ac-
crue to taeni Irorn a Erst-ciass ext.i.'u.,
they would make it. reardleis of pre-
niinrcs. The litter are indeed but a
trirle compared to the benefits of the ad-
vertislne the exhibit gives us. Wasco
county is the best fruit county in the
state by long odds, and the display of
her fruits, so that this fact may fcome
known to the ou.aUe woriU tnrougn tr.e
medium of the eves instead of the ears
is what carries conviction.
A year ago Hoed Kiver had an apple
exhibit, that is it was a general fruit ex
hibit, but the apple overshadowed
everything else to such an extect that
it might aeli be called by that came.
The exhibit was started with the inten
tion ot geuiDg some
choice fruit to- '
p: mer so ma; se.ecuons coum oe maue make tbe run on the platform as it was a visionarv sort of a fellow, gave
to send to the world's fair and also to gtoo1 on the eveT question, asserting "feet" liberaiiy'to his friends and in a
ibe Portland exposition. It was not ex- vehemently that no party could win ; short time "went broke." The last
peeted that a regular exhibit would be ; whose platform was not 'radical in iu : time we saw Comstock he was lving at
made, bu; the people took hold of it and expressions on the subject, and the con-! what is known as the McMarlin' ranch,
brought their products in, not for pre- rention evidently agreed with them, for ; in the lower end of Cnrson vallev, cav
miums, but to assist m advertising the that plank was changed. Those who ' ing fallen (rom a corral fence and 'broken i
country's resources. The exhibit grew djubt tLe ee!inc o the jple on the ; his teg. A short time afterwards he
until it surpassed the wildest expecta- : gav,ject will have their double removed went to Montana, in com dm t with Mc-;
tions of the most sanguine. The Ore- when the returns fr jua the November ' Marlin, and died there.
gon 1 rtss Association was mvitea to
come up and inspect it, which they did, j
and with them came the special com-.
misioner from Australia, who had been 1
sent to this country fur the purpose of ;
selecting fruit trees for that country,
The display was a surprise, and the Ans- of it being against any change. It is a
t.-alian expert, who had visited ail the matter that will cause trouble and an
civilized countries of the world in the ' coyance until the state takes charge of
cucrse of his professional duties, pro- ', it, atid then it may possibly cause more
nounced it superior to anything he had , trouble. There is an immense profit in
ever seen, and ty far a better display school books, and if any one system can
than was made
a: Chicago, with the
whole United States
tn ;p.-i from '
That exhibit did more to advertise Hood '
Eiver than $20,000 would have done in '
the shape of paid matter. People wrote '
about it who saw it: thev told their '
fiaanlai f.f 1 f t V.a X notfnlian ni tuttra tiani
filled with it, and todav Hood Kiver ia I
known where The Dalies and Wasco ;
conntv have never been heard of. What '
was the cause? A little well-directed, :
though unexpected, energy and a pull j
n ;n v. t v,a I
time. i
v. .-.n Ar. tr,o i.An w . 1
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win. e can lit. me pavilion irom enn
to end and top to bottom with a fruit :
displav that cannot be duplicated in the i
United ?Utes. Hood Eiver will con-'
tribute her share to the exhibit, be- i
cause she realizes the benefits to be de-'
rived. The orchards of this section 1
cannot be excelled, and the grape ex-'
Libit can be made to equal any that 1
California ever produced.
Tbe opportunity should nut be neg-
lectea. It is true that the attendance
may not be as large as it should be this '
fall, but make the exhibit, show those '
who do come something that will open
their eyes concerning our fruit, and rest into tiie me-.hods by which the books
aesured that every year will see a larger are selected for the state, and then pub
and more enthu3iastic eatheriiig. Let ' lish it.
the world know you have something '
that is worth while coming to s-, and
it will cijmeto see it. Get cd some '
enthusia-iu about our resources and von
will enthuse others, fchow w hat your
labor has accomplished, do your duty as '
good citizens of grand old Wasco and
yon will have a fruit exhibit that w ill be
the talk of the country and the best, the Wn8
largtrst and the cheapest advertisement trrju-'-e
the couDty ever had. It doesn't matter
who get the premiums. The advertise
ment enhances tiie value of your prod
ucts. I: brings buyers of both fruit and
tbe Und that produces it here. It settles
and populates the country, decreases
taxes, and will in the near future make
oar foothills in the spring, fragrant with
blossoms and in the autumn odorous of
fruit
;
-- - ;rea.iy near.yjrt-ct: or at least, as By-
au .iwnjmuu. crirreeponuent 01 me.ronaaia, "As mi.d a mannend man as
vregonianwDO 1 gns Limnell "fia-ern
yewieruay, asaeu u paper lor sjre u.
defend the "Salem hog," and very
naturally signs himsei: one of them.
We fear brother Pittock failed to note 1
the (act that while the article aioreaaid
turtl in to defend the actions of Salem
concerning the branch asylum, it winds
op as aa advertisement o( e-a.eru acre
tract. Since reading the article in
quest on. we are convinced, However,
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that we inadvertently did aiem an in-
justice. The correspondent eonvinced
us thM we were mistaken, and we there-
tore desire to
Sav tlltt Slt?ttl IS not QHU me louc was aurrw rwa u.ih-v.-.
.wine at once than ar.v P'0pected by Corns lock. w ho
more kinds of
other town on the coast." There now
will that satisfy yon? If not we -ill go
further and admit that the breed is
.
larger,
THE LEAPISG wrESTlOX.
The silver question is being forced to
the front, and some other questions are
at the same ume being farced to the
.
rear. One of the latter is that o( presi-,
: dent Cleveland seeking a r-nomination.
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stances, that is provided it ever existed.
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We have never believed the presiaent
would geek a third term, but there are
those, whose opinions are entitled to
consideration, who think that is the
height of his ambition. If to, his hopes
must nave receiveu a narj Diow as state
after s:ate adopted a tree silver p'- '
form. There is but one state west of the
Mississippi in which the platforms of
tue democratic, repub.ican and popu.ist
parties are not built around a free silver
center. That state is Oregon, and it is
safe to sav that had our election been in
November instead of June, we would
not have been the exception. As it is,
our representatives in congress ire at
lea3t evenly divided, Mitchell ia the
senate and Ellis in tbe house being with jrom $3 to $y an oencs. Comstock was
the silver men. and Hermann will prob- running a little store near the mines,
ably also vote that way. and being aiout to go to Piaeervu.e to
The struggle in l?" is gjicg to k purchase supplies, took some of the
made on the silver issue, and it will be f black substance we have referred to with
tue South and West against the East, i him and had it assayed. It proved to
It is going to caue a re-arrangement ofbe su'.phurets w silver. Comstock re-
parties, because both republicans and ! turned and with others located the
democrats are divided on this subject. J
tor a time at least ui shut off fur-;
ther tariff tinkering, and if it accom-:
plishes nothing else, it will have aeconi- j
plished much. The people west of the j
Mississippi want tree gi.rer. and they !
want it a: once.
At the republican convention
j
htid
recently m S-DOkane the congressional
nominees. Doolittie and Hvde. refused to
' t -
elections are heard.
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MORE SCHOOL LOOKh.
The school book question is causing
considerable argument just now, mjst
mana - e to capture those who select the :
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bOfica It l ffHMl thinf 1 1 ifir.fca a '
though the school superintendents ought ,
to be abie to select a series of text
bo-ks that would not need to be discard- 1
ed every two or three vears. Of makinir
mrr VmriL-a f rtrst za aiTp' v nn iri mil .
this applies with extra force to school '
books. Our school superintendent
from this Taet lot ouirht to be able to '
select good lot, so that no change
would be required for years. We do not I
tn inMim t..,t
fee! positive that if there was not tnonev
in it for anmanr tv, mi iv. .mnM !
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u"' " cmiij bo oueu, u bl an. :
The great trouble with all branches of ,
the government from the inspectors of ;
armor plate to the inspectors of school j
books, is that there must be a rake-off
for everybody, and those who fill the
contracts for the government always ai- j
low, as part of the cost and expenses of '
o doing, a certain amount of grease
-needed to make the machines rnn 1
smoothly. If our present system of ,
school books is not eatislactory, that
'act ought to have been discovered be-,
fore it was adopted. It would be inter-:
esting reading to have an examination
- i
1 OTUaua saving a regmar parrot
aDJ "J "n,e over the attempt made .
- U'e COQni;iI to ie money by a
'-vatem of licenses. The scheme would ;
WOrk " r'Kllt' but every businew man j
tUiUkl tie 18 W-tmg tiie worst of it, and
that the other fellow onijht to do tne
That seerns to be tne great
nth I'jcal as well as national
taxation, it is bard to sou tne man
that has the blli to pay.
The fame of Napoleon has suddenly
' been renewed. Magazines, newspaper !
and periodical are all filled with him.
' and it is really astonishing to learn how
nice, mild and clever he reallv was. It
teems that all previous act)unU of the
great soldier were false, and that he was ;
ever scuttled a ship or cut threat ,
miitl ult true bree-Lng of a gentleman." :
SOT FOll THAT WAY.
r-atunlav's Orepanian contain an ar
ticle entitle! "romances of the mines"
that is trne lo came. Concerning the
Ji,vvery of the Couitick the article
MT:
The iaimius Coiimtock was discovered
pv a ciiauce as simple as mat w i.icji -
ti.vi.Ki tn tin. km nf tin atnn hel
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dental exp'uion of bis haversack. Ac-
cv.rding to the .tory told the prviind on
a laii.i ryt m..ti) lin hi mind
tiM it dlJ no, amount to much, and so
' abandoned it. f-norl'.y aiter this an old
character naaied Kinney was hunting in
lte neiet.Dorhooa ana snot a (leer, ine
; wounded animal struggled otT and while
' acrambied up the side of a hill dislodged
some iooe stones, disclosing signs
'of the preseni-e of gold. Finney ttien
washed a little of the earth in a pan,
and was astonished at the reeuit. (or
tT small quantity of eai
.iam. (ill I arimn nf mid
rtn testeu
WheB FinneT and two of his friends
I werv ;,ter working the mine along came
I . . k. ... i .1 . I . 1 ... L n . t u .tut
nn pUmi Thev
her were do.ng on .us c aim. iney
were obliged eitner to ki.' him or take
him iM panaer,i.ipi u.er did the
latter.
There is no mvstery and no romance
connected with the discoverv of the
' Comstock, and, by tiie way, Comttock
Jul not discover it at all. The Com-
stock was not discovered by accident,
p;acer mining had been carried on on
Gold Kun, a Bmall stream fi iw leg trom
Mt. Pavidson to tbe Carson river, which
it reached near the town of Dayton. In
washine out the dirt the miners discov-
ered that there was quite a tot of a
heavy black substance a hich would
gather in the rithes. bat thev did not
know what it was. They did know that
the gold was mixed with sliver and run
ledge which had been uncovered, at
what was afterwards known cs the
Ophir mine.
a miner who always went by tiie
name of "Ole Virginney" was the man
w ho real uncovered the ledge, and
from him Virginia City took its came,
Comstock's asav havicr started the ex-
citement. the lednre came to be known
hr I,, a .v.. r,...w.t ll Tt.
v- ' a . uatuiv m-a ub vvuin iw a. iivaii. a. a -
Other mines may have been discov
ered according to the dime-novel style,
but the Comstock wasn't. We went
there in 15o!', grew up in the Bhadaw of
Mt. Iavidson, and know whereof we
speak
PORTLASVS FIRE.
Portland for years ewept over the river
- front of the east side vesterdav and de-
J a m:..ion uo.;ar worm 01 proj-
ar- Tl.aC.an ,1;,..... I at I.Oii:-
uic rK u.aLutnru .i i .jv iu
lne -'ernton " 'he u. I.. A .coa.
bankers on the Alhina water front. A
hi8h iod was hlowiug and from the
8tart Sne Cre had everything its own
WftT, la
Iaa. ftian tmrn 1. V. .. .1
n.. v.ui-3 i. uu .
BeI '.h three-quarter- of a mile,
con'!Qniln8 u00" " wareiiouses, tiie
immense elevator belongine to the Pa-
cific Coast Elevator Co., and the large
Te"in! Company warehouse. In ad- j
dilion to the buildines. tracks, trestiei '
land freight care were destroyed. Ai
larze amount of wheat in the elevator
'and mi! inth hrtnkr r,n.ni :
,
"a Parl 01 lfle roniana uenerat t-iec-;
tr'c r''ant destroyed
? excellent management the big j
8n!P lving alongside the wharves were
otten ont into the r.ream, assisted by ;
tte 'ndi which was fortunately favors-'
Ie t0 tneir ''t'lR moved. The steam-
BhlP " 'lmette was loading wheat at
tne u- ooclt' bnt escaped by cut-
tiR ltW9e nd letting the wind blow her J
uuv '.rm. ine ringing 01 me .
Bl,iP Maxwell caught fire, but was ex-1
tingtiiahed without serious damage, i
Tlje ships had hardly been anchored i
wtien a barge loaded with wood broke
from its moorings by the wharf and
carne straight towards the Maxwell, its '
load a mass of fiame, and lodged across
her bows. The f.re Imt by pushing at !
tt.e barge worked it clear and it drifted
into the bone yard and alongside the old
steamer Willamette Chief, which caught
Cre and was consumed. The burning
barge threatening further mi:hief.
The cantain of the sleafTipr Uria? ran
close to it, go)
to a point on
line fast and towed it
f-wan island, where it
eouid burn without danger,
It is thought that three
were
burned in the elevator. The '
,. in monev is as vet difficult to
determine, though it will probably reach
fully a million dollars, with haif that
amount of insurance. The burning of
the . m ami ,...,.e i.n i...
per the handling of wheat, and block-
ale is more than likely to occur. :
It was thought for a while that the
fire
would cross the river to the west
side. The heat was so intens-
that'
those who were viewing the S.ne from 1
I the dock on the west ide were driven
backs ; hot a close watch was ki-pt and
bucket brigades formed, which lix.Ue.1
after the spark. At 2 o'clock this
morning the water front was a mass of
smouldering ruin, no longer even d.iti- ;
Serous, aud the tire engines were called
in.
.;,..im,
, The nagai:ni are not oiny rita.ing
, t. ..r.w ... tk. tne
. ire C)fl Uie fcUtcrv ,.( Napo .nn.
lml ; ,ir.,v;,.g
that Kdur Alleu I'oe aas a halt hrottn-r
of Neal Iow and never tA a ilr.i.k in
his brief life. It is to U h'id that
these scribblers will let up W(ore they
destroy all precomtivrd ideas of the
great and illustrious pec-pie 1
jjne before,
have
That cannery has n it materialised
yet. It is now too late to do any tiling
in the way of business this year, but
huh will run and fruit aiil r.ien iu lsi",
although many of our people do not
seem to realize the fact. The cannery
should be readv to begin operations as
. a
soon as the fish and bvrrtee get r.ne
nelt sprint
"
I'.raiil has given nonce to this govern-
ment that she will abrogate the rec.p-
rocity treaty as u as the three months
notice required by it expires. The treaty
will be of no effect on aud after Jan. lt.
la'.'o. ?pin has already tukea the suiue
course, abrogating the treaty a hich gave
our products free entry into Cuba.
The names of the repuhlican candi
dates for congress, I'olittle and Hyde,
would indicate to those ho do uot
know them tiiat they were mcmlmrs of
the democratic party and the lust con
gress. The dispatches today are tiled with
accounts of murder. From Maine to
Louisiana aud from Maryland to Oregon
a regular epidemic of murder seems to
have swept the countrv.
The reputatiou of the Count of Paris
never recovered from the ill-advised j
alliance with the roulangist party in !
lSr9. He then took the risk of having
France fall into the power of a military '
dictator for the chance of pulling some ;
advantage to his party out of the strug- j
gle between the republicans and the
general's partisans.
Whitelaw Keid is g-ing with his wife
to Gibraltar and Cairo, then np the Nile
to the second cataract and back, and ,
then on camels across the desert 10 ,
Mount Sinai, entering Palestine at the
junction of the Jordan with the Iead j
Sea, and going oat by the way of the sea .
of Galilee and Ihtmascua. j
The king of Italy has sent tbe insignias
of the order of the crown of Italy to j
Carvaiho, the director of the Opera.
Comique, Taris, and nominated Jules 1 1
Ihtnte, the orchestral leader, chevalier, '
for the magnificent way in which Verdi's
''FaistafT' was given.
In an interview iu an ilnglish weekly .J
j;aper. lien IavitfS the niDevr. piivb:
. ' . , i - , t
'r roui the manica! jo:nt ol Tiew, I must
confes, that the American people re
ronaiderub: v in advance of og, and be ,
tieruian element in the I'cited .tatet.
It is eaid that I'aderewski made IJ50, t
nt) white in the Tinted Slates, and that
Yeaye. the celebrated violinist, ha been
engaged for an American toar which
will begin in October on even higher
terme than thoee Taderewski received.
I 1 tnl.t f : :
Airmuv n aiiuaui, ,.iai.,tB irvuariiiK I
to erect a monument to General ". P. 1
Kanks. E. B. Jonnson, a man of force, is 1
at the head of it, and the plan ii to name
a ne-v park Banks' Park and to erect on
it a memorial haft.
xuiar, kus
new miniBter"
aear, yes, I m
sure from what she said.
What was ;
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Ioctor Well, Tommy, you fonnd the!
pellets helped yoo, didn't you? Tommy
Yes siree ; I mid then to boy for 10 j
cents to shoot ont of bis new pistol.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Cholly is very unfortunate in the im
;.y
pression tie makes, said one girl.
es," replied another. "His clothes
are so loud and his remarks are so
soft!" Washington Etar.
"How did you come to break with 1
Miss r-weet.ips ; on always said she:
was as good as gold." "Yea, but I got!
acquainted with girl who had tiie!
gold." Boston Transcript
"Papa" said Johnny, "what's a sera-
phim?" "A seraphim, my son," said
Mr. Knowitall, "is male seraph, the
final eyhable 'him' being added tor1
indentification." Harper's Bazar.
"What did you do with the check vonr
father - in - law gave you for a wedding
nresent?" "Had it frame.! no on.'
' would cash it." Boston Saturday Oa
persons nette.
Perdita Has young Dr. Pellet started
in practice yei jeneiope lew. 1 here
res one of his funerals now. Pearson's
in practice yet? Penelope Yea. There
Weekly.
Cook 'criticisinc her
c''1 herteU nd know
:FIiegeDde E!tte''-
to
iJrummer I got mytfa badly tanned
when I was out of town last week. Miss
Pert Rusted you mean, don't you?
Puck.
VkrllKa uf I.U-rlrh- t'rrrn Mr
M. 4'.r! vhI. lev turii.;: -.liort time
airo N f rr t:ic Academic '. . fH-u-m-ra.
ln- attcnti.'n t. the f.u1. iv r.iet-tru-.f
. tli.it tiie phvsi,il.-;- a! i rfcctMif
hilt-tcnMoa carrenta pantf ihronch
liic luimuii IkhIv were very similar to
t of lr. nilir. the r-ult U'injf
usih iii.ni .f riiruti.m. which could
often e r-st.r.-.l v hUltat'le Bii'S"".
uch a th.- employed in ca- cvf
ln niuir He rcicrrcd mure mrticu-
lurK t. un accident which nsi-ntly
p'ace in I runce. v- here a current
i a t. .' f.r:y-tive hundred r.dta.
with a f'-ciiiieiiev ( n.'v in ri xl!. T
mviiuI. pa-4'd thntuirh a muii'k body, j
rende-iiiL' htm nM'lexa. Ar.iticiul
re-iir:i'i'in, howeer. wax at ".enij'ted.
und the inn n u!tim:.t-ly rccovereil. M.
ir.val eons
Aiiu-ric. n
- . f el.
y f :.! tru- :
! that.
.lllill.ll-
Ill t he eaM J
of tilt
IIli'l'U
n-ali!
at re
from
u-M by
v. l-. i :;'ce in
ii- e ..f h"V i.ttemt
iMir-- rather than
.torn- rve
in
the pav-a.-
of a cci-rent which is
ve t . life.
in itself dot rue
Krrtitui. tluitM.
The following' dcNeri-tion of a IWr
w-rillnir hi", iicuu i (ii 't
Monta ue" ' I i.le- nf u N
not il.lc t :.iit s mi
lc i luted ;... -n uii! v re.-- ,-ti the ,'
:.rc. In the ..Id i-vr
M-i.iii'ii lis. (I i:. ; n. aiei w ni n ne in .
there was n rcular eoi'i-o itioii in the
hou-e. -11:: I'.e c;ui t 1.11 of you. j
I'r.vc ot-.t the Hue!;-- und the j-iH-xr. and
the pi.--t
v
old ;.-.'
tilt tic fowl. 1 al In r i p
his n:-.ii ." A11.J then the
--: :i. v : '1 citto. s Mii::red on
t.-ie t:.M . " mid s- ie the Ik 11 with a
tloun -h i;i..l p-..':niir on a d. termined
li.ki;. if tie were t'oin to tackle an
adverser. . wouh! i :m! tiown liis head
t.l! it iicurly t '.n bed his left arm, ,
v. rite !:i i...:;ie with many u splutter,
nu t tii. r. tl.r-' ine; dow n the pn-n and ,
pushing" t'i'.i k the chair, would look '
round with 1111 uir of mingled pride
und resignation, und hu.v. "I have
done it." )
Poisoned
LOOD
U ourc of much urVnnff Tb
py;rir stiuuia br horou(rh;y ciiwd
of mli impuriiif-. auU tlic IjiikxI krpt tn
htr.Uiy cotiiiuiua. to. & ti. rmuves
. CHRONIC SORES .
fleers, elc.. pur:tir the hload. and
buuils up trie ceuoral lem A- It u
wittiviLt ac eijuul
Ira T Stili.of Palmar. Kaa.,sar'
"W fool and 1- lo n:y ion wm a
rouninir sore fur two Trara. and pnTS
cian said it could nut br rured- Afirr
UbKiiur nrus-n amaii bottirv of S S. e4
inirr m not a mr on my limb, and 1
have a new Irwc on lif. 1 amaevecty
aeven vrarn old. and have bad w.v ar
mtiewed at let irntjr years tr me
use ol
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FWirT tjl-LCIFK. CO.; Al.anta.ua-
Adrr.ir.istrator'g Sale.
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rt'r nf tn ttitii.tf Mut f tUm UU? uf
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A 'jenera! Banking Unniness tranael
Hvntiaila rwwirwl .nl.i., i.. .;..i,i
i-poeila receive.!, subject to :g!it
tTart or t lie k. ;
Coliw:ti..iis ma-lc and pr-l. pro:..i.t.v
remitt-d on dcr of (ro'lectiiin.
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D. P. Tuonraox. JS. . v hum k.
Ed. M. Wilmaks, iia. a ..urt
COPYKIGHTS.
rw I OBTAIN PaTFrtTf For a
H I N tx na.r tad imiit Bf tr raan
eipmmcr to Uia pamnt baaing. Ownmnn.ia,
tiona ttrKllr mfHuntial. a llaadba. uf in.
fiirwiatma mnmam fmiu aud tnra to no.
taio Uiasi aam f rm. Alao a aalaalaag( macnao.
Icai and atMtitine bwa ml It. i
Hatama lain Inmwi Mima ft Co TCeaM
jwsai t,n tba arr,i,ar A mertra aTaod
Wwnt ilir Mi-n uia iwmic witZ
rnat o tua aniiw. Tina nMrndid Mwir
mm wMr. alraotif illiamM. ha. t,r Zai
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enpaa. aS.wita. Wvarr nuit ZZiZ
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How They Control thi Organ,
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ttis4- d:j ir.l--n u t.'siiueii Uj ty Uuuauo ui
t-"-rv part uf thr luiul.
K.-.i.inin.f Nerviiit. rurm IwplpvniH,
nt-r.-uiisiir.Mrratiuti.Uiizln.sM, ymeria. uri
ual Oel'iiuy. ht. ltm Uiktiett. titllt.lM.T. elc. it
l free fruiu ti:ate cir ilatifreroii druffs. It
b. xilil 011 a pixture cuarituiMi ly all Unij.
fww. or sent direct t. tlir Ir. Uilw Jlnllcal
1 k. Likliart. I nil., on ws-elpl of priro, II tt
buttle. ii bulUe for ti, cipreas prvuuX . .
SUMMONS.
; Iu Uir Irru'.t Cimrt ul tti fUte Crs-w lur
t W m-u l.uutitf
nrl Biirrht..H
l.aiutiff.
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dcffi.daiitf
In thf tiam of tnr taU uf Ortrnn You and
nu'b of uu ar brwhr ivtjmrvd to aptr and
I ai-wtr Ui rmia)n; t.Uti avaiitxt ym in tli
. atxv rnttthtl iwit withtn Iti rtM" f it-m tnr date
of th rr w nf tlua titnniftn upnn jm, 11
atTT-fd wiihtn W utti ctMiiitv. MatP uf rfun or
it wrv1 witJnn attv nttuT CKintv nf tttm HUle
thtft; Wltlitn tw(iitv ! 1mm Una Uabr itf
tti enrir n( itA numnmna nfm you and U
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arv nr)utril toavtwnr and an"Wrr ai(1 nnp;aint
un ur bt'iur M hkIjiv, th l.th iir f Nv
; trmhrr, fhat f-itit thr (irat dar uf tti m-xt
rvirniar u-rm of aaid irruit urt. ioUnwinj thr
rtpirattun uf tti (un ftrrritHni tit th nnJa
i tit'rrtnforr n.aHlv- tnr tlt iHibllrallirti of tid u
Bmna and it nu. nr fittitr of you. fait m b mp-
iMir aitd titT anid ntmplamt. Jdemtil will
i to- tAkn acninKt vou fur ait lJM'mf. aud tht
i luainlil! ul appfv tt Ihr uurt lur tlic rviM
j prd ffir lit hi wtid ht!l uf ritnlai nt, tv!t
Kur a dt rvr ordTinic a ftrriuur of Uiat enr-
tain dr-d tf niortc tirf. nn-l. riw tiUxl and d
llvtrvd V via in tiff liy 1i-fidaiU. brannc dat
! Auirunt I Ul). lf and that tnr land and prenv
iMam tiirrftn drifrl. t- it tnt . I. K t', tt
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J Mi;itry twajawrt ntiuti atMmou to Ia t'-a t ttr,
; V iwit rouitty, ortnrun, bt ih d In thr nanur
pnVHinl hy ( and tir rrt' uf ttiim ourt,
and that fmm tUr iirot-wdi nlu from aurh
; au' the plaintiff tiavr and rr'-r ttir lum 4
.4t ii. and jni'T.t tiitTti at ttir rat id Im
p-Trrnt. rr annum mnrr itn- l.ttti imr uf Atif
u-l. !'.. and tnr fur.tivr mm of tat vm
niiaOx1 oiturnrr io-w tu id tmlt. bet'' wi'Ji
tn nnd di-turn,fi!U iumlaitd r&iiriid
j in in in nut. 1 riudti.r miltft)ent and arrrunif
rMtp and ri--iiv nf Mat', thaf tiMn Kiirb dK
I rrw, fi ?-in ii rr and :. all tt tiir rucht. ti.i
aim iiin-ni ui ,n atiti rarn i full, ana a.t H
tin- oirttt. tit and iutvt-Tt nf mil mi id rrry twr
i) m iw.-fHoiin rwuiuir.if. nt t-'i-imin thnmrh uf
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rvd-ni)'ti ti. mat iirt:i;t.l1 t ali'-wrrj tu tnd fnr
nnu if in'M':.at' .iti .fiMu- ht hi uptinn ttiat
ttiv s--ri tj.f tiicri'f fir tfir iniTntjtliajtr (!
init ni tht naiiif It tat tin' plain titt lia ir judjr
nifTit arntnt m f tr anr un;4id lu.n'f t!:at
u a.'ur m h n. and fur mt h ntnar
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' t'T iulili'-ti-'ii Hi-tHti in The I'auk"! ui"!-
I l' n.-w .jmit fil iri-lHtal rimiiatl.m. I'lllv
1 llHliwl -ii ly a! lialii. ( it . aw riiiiutT. ' rr
K'Hi. I; finl-r if Ilir llm.iiil.lr U I. hrwlaliaw,
' juilin- 'f tnr h.-vtitli Juilii-ial i'tH'rl'-t iH tlia
' Mau- of t in-fifi l:irh offli-r Haa Uuiv v.uiir ml
; rtiatr.!-r in Itniii-w lt , lift-pirn, nn tnr l.ila
lav 4 Mi:nitier, M. II. fcll'l'1.1.1..
-V .1 .ttiirury lor 1'laiiitiB.
NOTICE FOK Pi r.UCATION.
V. K LaKb Orru e, Thr Imilra. "r .l
Juir ji. ih (
' rmi.amt barlut Iwn utrl at thu M
y Kr., .i jn x .j, m)mu.
ilonlnic lu lionimu-ail rntr. No 4.'-ci. rtil
Man-n j. l.'r'. up,,p fc'. rWl4. 1A '4 '4
and .v 4. b.f. In. Ip. ft i, K I I'. In
Hari ( mint?. rt-cifii. with view to thrran
ciritaliim lit wild entry, thr anlfl liartlua arr brf
7 uinmc.nt.l Ui nii-r at Una ottirv nn tlir I th
day ul ..,.u-nil. M. at Iu o rli- m . I
rtpaind and f nriiiah Ufatim-iry rTivrnHif aaid
ainitl almi.d. .ntii" t fc. M. Miult. I'. t orn-nii-utioiifT,
Im auttiurixrvl bi tafta tratlunM'T at
( Ant.-ii.i-. Urr..n. n rr.t.-niti'rr l--th, at
Iu o cuM-k a. m.
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NOTICE I OR Pl'BUCATION.
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B. Laud Om . Thr IHillra. n..'
Aurwt 11. I""-
Sitirtn li.ntjy Riven that tin- (.ilina-ins
named a..ttl.r hmm HImI ...rfi.. nf 1:1. littentltill '
I b niaar linal fir..f iti nuiilnirt of Ilia ruilin.and
that Mid prim! be mmle before the nnt
and rwiver of the f. H. Ijind oftii at Ih
l'ailen. Or., 011 6. . 1, u:
Alrla E. I.ikr,
i II 1.. Mi ..!.. fir the K. r i- f.
j W:4, rh , and I' avi t . ja. T i i. It II K
He limn.- tlir f'nu.wlnit witlnwr tn provr ln
; crintiiin-iitp rvxidettce u)miii and iiltiaii'ifi of
1 aaul iaiid vi
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Waiiur 1 J.
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bruer. of Tlir ialle
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Furniture and Carpets.
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... .m ... . x,,xineM
com nletn l.'r.di.riltiti KAtablishment,
and as we are in no way connected witn
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i L:ndertakifl(f Establishment
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in.
the imdertakera Trust, our prices'"
be low accordingly.