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“ I ’ll n e v e r w a g e r a n o t h e r c e n t on
f le c tio n a s lo n g a s I liv e,“ g r o a n e d
Eureka, Cal. Jan . 3.—The steam- •
S m ith . “ .f o n ts w as c a llin g at m y hom e
er W alla Walla, bound from s »n
a s h o r t tim e a g o , a n d a s we d iffe r in
p o litic s, i t w a s n ’t lo n g b e fo re we w ere
IMURD KVEKV ri KBOAV KVKSIMi.
Francisco for Victoria, B. C. was
h a v in g it h o t a n d s tr o n g . W ell, he
W A L T E R S l'T T O X , : I 'l- o p iie to r wicckcd Thursday moriyng at 1:10
w a s so s u r e t h a t h is m a n w as g o in g to
by a French four-masted bark. 1 he
be e le c te d t h a t I a sk e d h im w h a t he
A really healthy wom an has lit­
gU B SC K IPTlO N KATES.
w a n te d to b e t on th e r e s u lt.
Walla Walla had 64 passengers on
tle paiu or discom fort at tne I
“ ‘F if ty d o lla r s ,’ said he, p r o m p tly ,
O ne Co|>v O ne Y e a r ....................... U -*?
board, and 45 are reported drown, j
r e la te s th e D e tr o it F re e P re ss.
O ne C opy Six M o n th s......................
m enstrual period.
No wom an
“ Now, I w a s n ’t g o in g to b e b lu ffed in
O ne Copy T hree M onth« ..................
VO cd. The collision occurred twenty
needs to have any.
W ine of
th e p re se n c e o f m y w ife; b esid es, it w as
miles south of Mendocino buoy.
C ardui will quickly relieve those
j u s t lik e p ic k in g u p th e m oney, a s I
A dvebti MVO R ates R easw MABI^.
Still Francisco Jan. 3.—Captain
th o u g h t ; so I sa id I w o u ld g o h im a n d
sm artin g uucustrual pains and
s u g g e s te d t h a t M rs. S m ith sh o u ld a c t
Hall of the Walla Walla, reported
the dragging head, back and
ok s ta k e h c ld t . .Jones is a f ir s t- r a te
O U R A G EN TS:
to the Pacific Coast steamship com­
>i<!" ¡ici.es < ansi <1 b y f u llin g of
fello w a n d all t h a t , b u t h e is lia b le to
A. B. S a b i s , L anglois, Oregon.
pany this morning by telephone.
be f o rg e tf u l w h e n he iiMikea a w a g e r,
the womb and irreg u lar m enses.
an d I th o u g h t it j u s t aa w ell to h av e
A. II. C kook . P istol R iver, O regon.
He said that the Walla W alla colli
th e m o n ey up. H e cam e to tim e, a n d I
Jed with AP unknown French bark
sh o o k h a n d s w ith m y se lf—b e c a u s e he
, The p rin ted «.hires» ■>» your P»Per )
at 4 o’clock yesterday morning dur-
w as so e a s y . W h en h e le ft, m y w ife,
has brought perm anent relief to
$ «how» th e .U te to w hich your «uh • >
w h o h a d b een nil sm ile s b e fo re , tu r n e d
( serlpllou is p*ld.
, ing hazy weather. The French ves­
1,000,C’()0 women who suffered
u p o n m e a n g r ily an d d e m a n d e d w h a t I
The
every m onth. I t m akes the m en­
m e a n t b y n o t o n ly b e ttin g in h e r p re s ­
All communl* »lions in ten d ed tor pu H lo tio n sel hail no lights displayed.
m u st he »ceom psnie.l by th e n a m e ol th e w rit­ Walla Walla sank in 15 minutes
en ce. b u t c a u s in g h e r to a c t a s s t a k e ­
strual organs strong and healthy. ,
e r. t.'e m ust kuow th e uatue» of o ur cprres-
h o ld e r a s w ell.
Captain Hall has ordered tugboats
I t is the provision m ade by Na-1
pondents.
“ ‘My d e a r .’ said T, h a s tily , ‘i t is Rim-
from Eureka sent out to search for [tu re to give wom en relief fro m l
p ly p ic k in g up m o n ey , a n d I m ig h t a s
w ell find it a s so m e o n e else; b e s id e s,’ I
tin..« niissinf? life boats ot the \\ al-
the terrible aches and pains which
ad d ed , d ip lo m a tic a lly , ‘I in te n d t h a t
|
blight
so
m
any
hom
es.
Vresidcnt Roosevelt has announ­ , la Walla.
y o u sh a ll h av e it t o d o w ith n s y o u lik e.’
0RKKN .v'oor>, L a ., Oct. 14, 1900. 1
San Francisco, Jan 3.— Fb? stea­
‘T h a t Reemed to s a t is f y h e r, a n d I
ced his intention of visiting the 1 a-
I havo been very «irk for »onto time.
w a ite d th e e le c tio n w ith all th e co n fi­
I wa« taken with a severo pain in my i
mer
Dispatch
has
arrived
at
iriui-
cific Coast, but no date has been
I .idc and '•«■••'«I n • g et any relief until |
d en ce in th e w o rld . I c o u ld n ’t believe
I I tried a b o ttle of w in e of Cardui. IJo-
rdfld with 60 of the passengers and
m y ce n se s on th e m o r n in g a f t e r w h en
fixed.
I fore i had taken ail o f it I was relieved
I feel it m v duty to aay th a t you havo a
I sa w t h a t m y m an w a s d e fe a te d .
| crew of the Walla Walla.
[ w onderful medicine.
The last advice of the Slate De­
“ ‘(liv e .Tones h is m o n e y ,’ sa id T to
M r s . M. A. Youirr. j
Twenty-seven of the passengers
M rs. S m ith , w ith a g r o a n , w h en I saw
partm ent from Miss Stone is that ami crew are missing. All the rest
I h nr a d v lro a rd literature, address, givln.'.' nymp- ,
t h a t h e re w as no h o p e.
I I tin«. “ 1 lie Ladle»' Advisory Irepartrnent,” Toe
I Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tena.
she is alive and well, but still in are accounted lor.
“ ‘W h a t? ’ she s c re a m e d .
“ ‘I lo s t,’ said I. w ith a sic k ly sm ile.
captivity.
Seattle, Jan. 4.—A special to the
“ ‘You to ld me y o u c o u ld n ’t lo se !’ she
Times
from
Neali
Bay
says:
1
lie
a lm o st s h o u te d .
The San Francisco mint lias just
“ ‘A nd so I t h o u g h t / I a n sw e re d . ‘I
completed :t coinage record which steam collier Washtenaw, which
UNIQUE SUIT FOR DAMAGES. su p p o s e .Tones w ill be a ro u n d fo r h is
makes 1901 the banner year in its has ju st arrived, reports being in
m o n ey so m e tim e to - d a y .’
“ ‘I h a v e n ’t g o t i t , ’ s h e so b b ed .
history, $81,072,590 having been company with the French hark W a t e r * C o m p a n y A a k e d t o P a y B e -
“ ‘W h a t! ’ It w a s m y tu r n to sh o u t
c a u a e It C o u ld N o t E x t l a -
Max olf Cape Mendocino January
converted from bullion into coin.
now.
«
g u lilt a F ir e .
2. The Max reported being in col­
“ T -I s-s-sp e n t i t! Y -y -y o u s-s-said
Jeffries and Sharkey have been lision with a large prssenger steam­ A la w s u it, u n iq u e in t h e ju r is p r u ­ t-’t h a t v-y-yoii c -c -eo u ld n ’t 1-I orc , and
matched to fight,Marquis of Queens- er nt 4 o’clock that morning. The d en c e of th e s t a t e o f C a lifo rn ia , is I t-t-to o k you a t y -v -y o u r w -w -w o rd !’
“ T h e re w as n o th in g fo r me to do b u t
or. t r i a l a t U k ia h . T h e c i t y o f
bury rules, before the Vosetnile Max bail three holts stove in bet now
l.'k ia h , s a y s a S an F ra n c is c o e x c h a n g e , see t h a t .Tones g o t h is m o n ey . I ’ve g o t
Athletic Club of San Francisco, at how, ami her stem was bent to port, h a s sued, th e local w a te r w o r k s c o m ­ t h r o u g h now . T w o u ld n ’t b e t te n c e n ts
Some date between March I . and hut no lives were lost on t’no bark. p a n y fo r a lo ss of $570.75 by re a s o n o f t h a t th e su n ris e s to -m o rro w m o rn in g .’’
a fire w h ic h could n o t be e x tin g u is h e d
| The Washtenaw offered to tow the b e c a u s e th e r e w a s no w a te r in th e MORMON EXPLORING PARTY.
April 30.
h y d r a n ts .
T h e w a te r w o r k s sy s te m
Dudley Evans, at present Gener­ Max to Puget Sound hut the offer o f t h e p la c e c o n s is ts of a p u m p in g S e t O a t t o F i n d In C e n t r a l A m e r i c a
was
refused,
as
it
was
thought
the
p l a n t on th e b a n k of t h e R u s sia n
al manager for Wells Fargo & Co.,
I tn ln
V e r ific a tio n o f (h o
B ook o f M orm on.
,
hns been selected as President o f vessel could he navigated to San riv e r, by w h ich th e w a te r is r a is e d to r
a re s e rv o ir on t h e sid e o f th e m o u n ­
Francisco.
Tin
Max
was
bound
the company, to fill the vacancy
ta in , fro m w h ich i t is d is tr ib u te d ' by
O ne o f th e m o st r e m a rk a b le ex p ed i­
caused by the death of President from Havre to Sait Francisco in n a t u r a l p re ss u re . F ir e h y d r a n t s a r e tio n s f o r a n tiq u a r ia n r e s e a rc h w hich
lo
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h av e Ret o u t fo r som e tim e is co m p o sed
ballast.
Valentine.
o f f ic ia l
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[WOMANS RELIEFl
It is stated that Admiral Schley
now regards his case ns closed, hut P u l t u n l o r P r e s i d e n t o l' * 'iil.il.
that his friends will ask Congress
to vindicate him by retiring him i Havana, Jan. 1.—The indications
on foil pay and reimbursing him are that the entire Palma ticket will
he elected, and Unit Thomas Astra-
for the expense of bis trial.
da Palma, the Nationalist candi­
Secretary Root has recommended date for the Presidency of Cuba,
the. purchase o f-100,OGOaci es hind in
will receive the unanimous vote ot
the Philippines from the friars, to
the electoral college.
whom it was given by the treaty o f
The adherents of Bartolomé Mas-
Paris. This land will then be re- so, the Democratic candidate, who
alloted to the inhahituits under recently withdrew from the cam ­
proper conditions.
paign, not only withdrew their can
didales,
but refused to go to the
The Philippine Islands contain
about 50,1100,000 acres of public polls. A remarkably light vote wa -
¡limber land which is chiefly hard polled throughout the island. La
.wood, although it is estimated by Discussion ascribes this inditlerence
Captain George P. Ahern, who is to the certainty on the part of the
director of the forestry bureau nt Palmaisls of being victorious, and
Manila, that there are nearly 1000 thut consequently a majority of
different species of trees, over 1(0 them staid at huipe and did not
vote.
having been classified.
The Diario de la Marina says
The Federal government lias cv that the result is an indication that
ded Fort Hayes, neat Topeka, Kan­ Cuban Democracy may look upon
sas, to the stute, which is preparing American policies as inevitable.
to use it as a monster experiment
New York Jan 3.— President-elect
station in connection with the Ag Tomas Estrada Palma, of Cuba is
ricullural College. There is over still at his home in Central Valley,
3,000 aores in the tract and the N. Y. Mr- Palma says: “ Ibero
board of regents propose to make are two things which I shall ever
this one of the most practical expe strive to accomplish. I hsroostiin
rimental stations in the Unite*! | porlaut is to strengthen the cordial
States.
j relations existing between the Ite-
Superintendent Honchen of the I public of Cuba ami the United
Washington Stale hatchery, at Chi­ j States of America. Mv other object
nook, has discovered an entirely will he to conduct an economical
new enemy of the young salmon. administration, and under this head
For a number of mornings he no­ I hope to develop the Isln tie Cuba,
ticed that there were many salmon I principally the agricultural indus­
in the troughs dead with their tries. 1 hope to secure a reduction
beads missing. One night he sat of tariff in this country so that the
up to learn the cause of it, and I products of Cuba may be received
found that a number of rats ju m p ­ Here. 1 shall leave the United
ed on the edge of the troughs and ¡Slates in April ami go 1» my fath­
actually went fishing. The rats erland. 1 shall go there to woik
would reach in the water, grab a l like any factory hand or any labor
young salmon bv the head, bite it er with the pick anti shovel, and
off and start after another. The I every officer of my Cabinet will he
rats in the vicinity are living exter ex|>ected aud compelled to do the
1 same.”
mi listed ns fast as possible.
It c h in g S k in
A Washington dispatch of Jan.
Rear Admiral Sampson is
D istress by day and night—
I dying. His long illness has been
T h a t's Ute com plaint of those who
are so unfo rtu n ate as to be atllicted of such a serious nature that even
with Eczetua of Salt R heum —and o u t­ the findings of the taval court ot
w ard
applications d o c o t su re. , inquiry have been kept Irom him
They c a n ’t.
for fear it would have a tendency to
Tne source of the tro u b le is in the
blood — m ake th a t pure a n d this scal­ I increase the tlanger of his contli-
ing, burnin g, itching skin disease will . tion. In fact all the vital news of
disappear.«
“ I was taken with an Itching on my ’ the world was carefully concealed
arms which proved very disagreeable. I from him ami he has been in strict
conclude,! It was «alt rheum and bought a
hottie ot Hood'« Saraaparlllh. In two day« ; confinement at his residence. His
alter I begun taking It I felt better and It
waa not long before I w a. cured. Havi condition today became worse and
never had any akin dlacaae aluca." Maa.
j despite all medical efforts he con­
I da K. W arn, Cove Point, Md.
tinue«! to grow gradually weaker
until the physicians are losing all
an d Pills
hope of his recovery and his early
rid the blooo of all impurities and curt
eruptions.
death is expected.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
j 2, says:
O n t h e n ig h t o f th e fire in q u e s tio n of a p a n ty o f M- x.on s t u d e n ts w h ich
th e a g e n t of th e w a te r c o m p a n y h a d le f t G ra h a m c o u n ty , A. T ., a few’ d a y s
s h u t off t h e w a te r in o r d e r to sto p ago. fo r a th r e e y e a r s ’ t r ip th r o u g h
t h e p r a c tic e of i r r i g a t i n g
p r iv a te C e n tr a l an d S o u th A m erica. In th e
la w n s in th e n i g h t tim e . By re a so n p a r t y a r e 24 m en fro m th e B rig h a m
o f t h i s a m a n h a d t o r u n a h a lf m ile Y o u n g acad e m y , in P ro v o , U ta h , in c lu d ­
t o th e re s e r v o ir to t u r n on th e w a te r . in g P re sid e n t B e n ja m in C lu ff and tw o
T h e d e la y w a s f a t a l , a s th e b lo c k in [ p ro fe s so rs. T h e ir o b je c t is to e x p lo re
w h ic h th e fire o r ig in a te d w as a lm o s t th e c o u n tr y a n d its re s o u rc e s w h ile
c o m p le te ly d e s tro y e d . T h e n t h e c ity s e a rc h in g fo r tr a c e s of th e la s t su rv iv ­
m a d e a d e m a n d u p o n t h e c o m p a n y o rs o f th e N e p h ite s, say® a local r e p o rt.
f o r t h e lo ss s u s ta in e d b y t h e c ity
T h e M orm on th e o ry o n wdiieh th e ex ­
p r o p e r ty . T h e d e m a n d w a s r e fu s e d p e d itio n is b esed , as ad v an ce d by le a d ­
o n t h e g r o u n d t h a t t h e w a t e r co m ­ e rs of th e p a r ty , is th is ; A bo u t 6€<) B.
p a n y is n o t a n i n s u r e r a g a i n s t fire. C.. L ehi an d b is fam ily , a c c o m p a n ie d by
T h e p ro s e c u tio n b o ld s , h o w e v e r, t h a t Ish m a e l an d h is fam ily , le ft J e r u s a le m
u n d e r t h e te r m s o f i t s f ra n c h is e th e an d w e n t in to th e w ild ren ess.
w a t e r c o m p a n y is b o u n d to m a in ta in
A f te r 40 y e a rs of w a n d e r in g th e y
a t ull tim e s a su fficien t p r e s s u re o f w a ­ b u ilt b o a ts an d sailed to w a rd th e c o n ­
t e r f o r a ll p u rp o se s , o f c o u rse in c lu d ­
tin e n t, la n d in g w here ( ’h ili no w is.
in g t h e e x t in g u is h m e n t of c o n f la g ra ­ N ep h i a n d L am an w ir e tw o of L e h i’s
tio n s. S h o u ld th e c ity w in th e c a s e so n s. N ep h i w as b. a u tif u l and o b e d i­
nil th e o t h e r lo se rs by t h e s a m e fire
e n t, L a m a n th e rev erse.
E ach h a d
w ill h av e a c a u s e o f a c tio n .
m a n y fo llo w e rs w ho m a r rie d a n d in ­
t e r m a r r ie d u n til th ey n u m b e re d m a n y
S n a k e na n H a t C a tc h e r . .
th o u s a n d s , an d built m a n y la rg e c itie s
O ne of th e m en e m p lo y ed a t th e
in w h a t is now th e n o r th e r n p a r t of
z o o lo g ical g a r d e n s in N ew Y o rk h a s
S o u th nnd C e n tra l A m erica, M exico a n d
a b la c k s n a k e t h a t lia s th e r u n o f h is
s o u th e r n A rizo n a and N ew M exico.
h o u se . I t h a s th e r e p u t a t i o n o f b e in g
T h e tw o fa c tio n s w aged w a r fo r m a n y
th e b e s t r a t c a t c h e r in th e e n t i r e
y e a rs , a c c o rd in g to th e M orm on th e o ry ,
b o ro u g h o f th e B ro n x . I t is a ls o a
u n til, e v e n tu a lly , nlx>ut 400 A. D.. th e
fa m ily p e t.
N e p h ite s w ere e n tire ly e x te r m in a te d
b y th e L an ta n ites. F ro m th e l a t t e r
F o o d V a ln e o f F la h .
F is h h a s v e ry h ig h food v a lu e ; in. th e A m e ric a n In d ia n s a re d escen d ed .
f a c t, is v ery n e a r ly oa n u t r it i o u s a« M aro n i. th e la s t su rv iv in g N e p h ite ,
b u rie d th e re c o rd s of h is p eo p le, w r i t ­
c h ic k e n o r tu r k e y .
te n o n b r a s s
p la te ,
in
th e h ill
,A y o u n g H in d o o g ir l, a c o n v e rt to “ C u m o ra h ,” in th e s ta te o f New’ Y o rk ,
M e th o d ism , h a s b e e n on a visit to B o s­ nnd t h e a n g e l M aroni rev e a le d th e s e
to n d u r in g th e p a s t few w eeks. H e r p l a t e s to J o s e p h S m ith . T h e t r a n s l a ­
n a m e is S o o b o o n a g a m A n im al, w h ic h is tio n o f these* c o n s titu te th e B o o k o f
s h o r te n e d to Sooboo f o r p u rp o s e s of M o rm o n .
frie n d ly c o n v e rs a tio n , sa y s an e a s te r n
T h e P ro v o e x p e d itio n h o p e s to find
c o n te m p o r a ry .
in th e r u in s o f C e n tra l an d S o u th e rn
Sooboo is p a r tic u la r ly in t e r e s t i n g A m e ric a n c itie s ev id en ce th a t th e y
fro m th e fa c t th a t sh e b e lo n g s to a w e re b u ilt by th e d e s c e n d a n ts o f L eh i
liig h -c a s te fa m ily — a c a s te deem ed s u ­ a n d th u s give to th e w o rld p ro o f t h a t
p e r io r in In d ia to o r d in a r y m o rta l a s ­ th e Book o f M orm on if* w h a t th e l e t ­
s o c ia tio n . T h e g ir l h e a r d th e m issio n t e r IVay S a in ts a s s e r t i t to b e —a tr u e
p r e a c h e r s at first, w ith c o n te m p t, b u t h is to r y o f th e p eo p le w h o in h a b ite d
sh e e n d e d b y r u n n in g aw a y fro m h e r th is c o n tin e n t y e a r s ag o . f
a r i s t o c r a t i c hom e to th e m issio n and
said s h e h ad b eco m e a C h r is tia n . In
A n A m a lv n r S a v a n t F o o le d .
le a v in g h e r gods b e h in d h e r sh e le f t
T h u s to r ie s a r e co m m o n e n o u g h of
a ls o h e r jew els.
fire e n g in e s b e in g t u r n e d o u t to
F ir s t th e a n g r y an d d e s p e r a te f a t h e r q u e n c h an a u r o ra , a n d , on th e o th e r
ca m e to th e m issio n an d th r e a te n e d to h a n d , it h a s n o t se ld o m h a p p e n e d t h a t
p u t S ooboo’» new f rie n d s in ja il fo r k id ­ a v e ry m u u d a n e c o n f la g ra tio n ha9
n a p in g . T h e g irl w a s p ro d u c e d an d p asse d m u s te r fo r a ‘ c e le s tia l d is­
e le c te d to s ta y w h e r e she w as. T h e p la y .” s a y s K n o w led g e. In t h e m e­
f a t h e r w e n t aw ay u t t e r in g th e final m oir» o f B aro n F to c k m n r a n a m u s in g
w o rd , “ O u tc a s t! ’’ w h ich i s a sentence a n e c d o te is ri ..te d o ’ o n e H e r r von
o f “d e a t h .”
R ad o w itr., w ho w a s g iven to m a k in g
B ut soon th e b r o k e n -h e a rte d m o th e r, th e m o st o f e asily p ic k e d u p in f o rm a ­
w ho n e v e r g o es f o r t h an d w hose visit tio n . A frie n d o f th e b a r o n ’s w e n t to
to th e m issio n w a s c o n ta m in a tio n , a n e v e n in g p a n ty n e a r F r a n k f o r t,
c a m e and p lead ed w ith Sooboo to r e ­ w h ere he e x p e c te d to m e e t H e r r voa
t u r n to th e h o m e o f th o se w ho h ad R ailo w itz. On h is w ay h e saw a b a f n
r e a r e d h e r and h a d loved h er. T h e g irl b u rn in g , sto p p e d h is c a r r ia g e , a s siste d
d e c la re d h e r love f o r h e r m o th e r, b u t th e pe.-pLc. cud- w w iin l till th e flam es
re fu s e d to go b a c k . T hen cans« fu ­ w e re n e a rly e x tin g u is h e d . W hen he
n e r a l serv ices, a s o f o n e dead« T h e a rriv e d lit h is f rie n d ’s h o u se , h e fo u n d
m o th e r , called “ a c c u r s e d “ b e c a u s e of H e r r von K adnw itz, w ho h a d p rev io u sly
h e r v is it to th e m issio n , co u ld n ot be ta k e n th e p a r t y to th e to p of th e
p r e s e n t, b u t w alk ed 1,000 m ile s to th e b u lh K n g , to see an a u r o r a , d ila tin g on
r iv e r G an g es anti held m o u rn in g s e rv ­ t e r r . ^ t r i n l m a g n e tism , e le c tric ity , etc.
ic e th e r e . T h e n s h e c a m e hom e an d R adow itv. ask ed S to c k m a r ’s friend*:
w a lle d u p th e d o o r o f S ooboo’s room .
“ H ave y o u seen th e b e a u tif u l a u r o r a
b o r e a lis ? ” He re p lie d : “C e rta in ly ; I
wws th e r e m y se lf; it w ill soon b eoveT .“
An e x p la n a tio n fo llo w ed a t to th e b a m
on fire. R ad o w itx w as silen t som e te n
To the read ers o f th ia paper w ho will m in u te * , th e n he to o k u p h is h * t a u d
neiul th e ir nam e and a d d ress fo ra sam ­ q u ie tly d is a p p e a re d .
ple vopv of T H E N E W Y O RK F A M I­
LY STORY P A P E R th ey will receive
AY ANTED— S K V E R AL P E R8ONS
th e opening c h a p te r of Miss L a u ra J e a n ol chaHk’te r a n d go<*l rep u tatio n in
L ibltey’a beat sto ry “ B E T R O T H E D each sta te (one in th is county required)
FOR A DA Y.” Do not m iss tbla op­ to re p re se n t and ad v ertise old establish­
ed w e alth y b u sin e ss hon.-c of solid fin­
p o rtu n ity to Been re free th e o p e n in g an cial sta n d in g . Salary f i s 00 weekly
c h a p te r of th is g r a n d anil Intense love w ith expenses a d d itio n a l, all payable
sto ry . Ik) n o t w a it until you rend th is in cosh each W ednesday d irec t from
pajx r thoroughly* b u t w rite a t one® to, head offices. H orse and e arrlao e s fur*
nished, w hen aeeesaary. References.
M u n m ’s P u b lis h in g House'.
Encloa® self-addressed stam p ed envel*
•J I 20 V n n d e rw iite rS tree t,
, one. M anager, 31fi CftXtoQ B uilding
N ew Y ork C ity , N. Y. i t hicago.
INVENTED BY A WOMAN.
The
S p in d le
and
Loom
W e ro
O rig i­
n a l l y U e a l s n e d b y a C h in e s e
W o rk e r.
All w om en a r e n o t d e g ra d e d in C hina.
W itn e s s th e d o w a g e r e m p re s s , w ho
ro se , b y th e fo rc e of h e r ow n w ill, fro m
th e p o sitio n o f a slav e to t h a t o f r u l e r
o v e r th e m o st p o p u lo u s n a tio n on th e
g lo b e . N ot w ith s ta n d in g th e p r e ju d ic e
a g a in s t th e se x a m o n g t h e M ongols
w o m en o c c a s io n a lly b r e a k t h r o u g h th e
b a r r i e r s an d ach iev e d is tin c tio n .
In S h a n g h a i, th e m e tr o p o lis o f th e
m o st co v e te d se c tio n o f t h a t v a s t e m ­
p ir e , is a te m p le e r e c te d in h o n o r of
H u a n g , a w o m an deified f o r h e r g re a t
s e rv ic e to h e r p eo p le, and C h in e s e m en
d o n o t d isd a in to w o rs h ip b e f o re h e r
im a g e .
C e n tu r ie s a g o an e ld e rly la d y o f good
fa m ily an d c o n d itio n , w h o h ad h i t h e r to
lived in th e re g io n o f K w a n -T u n g , r e ­
m oved to W u -N i-C h in g , n e a r S h a n g ­
h a i, w h e re s h e s p e n t th e r e m a in d e r o f
h e r life. S in c e th e lad y h a p p e n e d to
b e H u a n g , th is sim p le e v e n t re v o lu tio n ­
ized t h e p ro v in c e in w h ich sh e m ad e
h e r h o m e. I t w as a g r e a t re v o lu tio n ,
y e t th e m o st c o n s e rv a tiv e w ill n o t a c ­
c u se h e r of h a v in g le f t “ w o m a n ’s
s p h e r e ,’’ sin c e h e r i n s tr u m e n ts w e re
th o s e a s so c ia te d w ith c o u n tle s s w om ­
e n , fro m P e n e lo p e , th e t e r r i b l e F a te s ,
an d th e “ v ir tu o u s w o m an ’’ o f S o lo m o n ’s
p r a is e , d ow n to o u r ow n g r a n d m o th e r s
—th e s p in d le a n d th e loom .
C o tto n f a b r ic s h a v e b e e n used to
so m e e x t e n t in C h in a f o r 4,000 y e a rs ,
b u t t h e c o tto n i n t e r e s t , n o w so im ­
p o r t a n t , re c e iv e d its f ir s t r e a l im p e tu s
a b o u t 500 y e a r s ag o .
W. T. KERR & CO.,
(Successors to John It. Miller a: Co./
DEALERS in
\ \
General Merchandise,
PORT ORFORI), OREGON.
Having purchased the entire Stock of Merchandise of J. K. Miller & Co.
i we will, until further notice, sell the same at
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
NEW GOODS
MISUSE THEIR JEWELRY.
A D e a le r D e c la r e « T h a t W o m e a I ll-
T r e a t T h e i r H Ia ffa a n d
W a tc h e s.
W o m en , a c e r t a i n je w e le r d e c la re s ,
i l l - t r e a t t h e i r r in g s to a b o u t th e sa m e
e x te n t t h a t th e y do t h e i r w a tc h e s , and
a r e , h e r e f o r e , r e a lly fit to p o ssess
n e ith e r .
O f c o u r s e , i t d o e s n ’t in ju r e a r in g to
p u t it on a co ld m a rb le s la b a t n ig h t,
n o r to d ro p it o c c a s io n a lly to t h e b ric k
p a v e m e n t, b u t it d o es ru in t h e s e t ti n g s
o f th e je w e ls , h e sa y s, to h a v e a tig h t
g lo v e p u lle d on o v er th e m . Y e t th e r e
is h a r d ly a m e m b e r of th e se x , u n le s s
sh e w e a rs so m a n y fin g e r o r n a m e n ts
t h a t i t ’s im p o ss ib le to g e t a g lo v e o v er
th e m , w h o d o e s n o t s u b je c t th e m to
su c h se v e re t r e a t m e n t , an d w o n d e rs
a n d m o u rn s w h e n she lo se s a s to n e sh e
v a lu e s .
O n e y o u n g w o m an a lw a y s tie s h e r
r in g s u p in th e c o r n e r of h e r h a n d k e r ­
c h ie f w h e n s h e p u ts on h e r g loves, an d
th e n tu c k s h e r h a n d k e r c h ie f u p h e r
sleev e, anil s h e c o n sid e re d th i s a v ery
good w ay u n t i l sh e lost, th e in o u c h o ir
w ith it s c o n te n ts o f f o u r th e o t h e r d ay ,
w h e n sh e b e g a n to b eliev e s h e ’d been
a l i t t l e t h o u g h tle s s w ith h e r tr e a s u r e s ,
Bays th e K a n s a s C ity J o u r n a l.
I t is said b y th e p o r t e r s o f sle e p in g
c a r s an d th e m a tr o n s o f th e v a rio u s
p u b lic p la c e s , h o w e v e r, t h a t fe w e r
r in g s a r e le f t no w on w a s h s ta n d s th a n
w a s th e c a s e a few’ y e a r s ag o , nnd th is
is p ro b a b ly b e c a u s e a la rg e p r o p o rtio n
o f w o m a n k in d se e m s to h av e m a d e it a
r u le to k e e p su c h o r n a m e n ts in t h e ir
m o u th s w h ile th e y b a th e t h e i r h an d s.
A w o m an w ith a m o u th fu l o f je w e ls
i s n ’t a b e a u tifu l sig h t, b u t s h e ’s an il­
lu s t r a t i o n of a c e r ta in s o rt of c a r e , and
it is a v ery r e f r e s h i n g o n e, w h en one
c o n s id e rs th e n u m b e r w ho a r e fo re v e r
h a v in g to a d v e r tis e som e v a lu a b le m is­
la id t h r o u g h t h e i r ow n c a re le s sn e s s.
T h e re is in E d g e w a te r , th e p r o p e r t y
o f o n e J o h n M a rs h a ll, a f o r m e r c ity
p o lic e m a n , a r o o s te r t h a t is n o t a ro o s ­
t e r — o r, b e t t e r , a r o o s te r t h a t w a s o n ce
a r o o s te r , b u t is no w a h e n , a r e g u l a r
co m m o n e v e r y d a y e g g -la y in g h e n , r e ­
p o r t s a C h ica g o e x c h a n g e .
In i ts
y o u n g e r day» th is b ird w a s a p rize-
w’in n in g g a m e co ck , on e x h ib itio n a t
t h e S p rin g fie ld s t a te fa ir, w h e r e i t c a p ­
tu r e d th e p riz e . M a rsh a ll w a s v e ry
m u c h s tr u c k w’ith th e q u a litie s o f th e
b ir d an d p u r c h a s e d it. H e b r o u g h t i t
to C h icag o an d w as soon th e o b je c t of
a ll h is n e ig h b o r s ’ w r a t h b e c a u s e th e
f ig h tin g r o o s te r k ille d all th e co ck s in
t h e n e ig h b o rh o o d .
I t b ec a m e n e c e s s a ry f o r h im to lock
t h e b ird u p a n d a f t e r it h ad b e e n c a p ­
tiv e f o r se v e ra l m o n th s M a rs h a ll n o ­
tic e d t h a t th e ta il o f h is p e t h a d d is­
a p p e a r e d . In a few w e e k s th e ro o s te r
lo s t h is s p u r s a n d hi» co m b , an d la t e r
h is f e a t h e r s b e g a n to c h a n g e co lo r.
E x p e r ts w e re ca lle d in an d p ro n o u n c e d
th e ca se a m y s te ry .
M a rsh a ll th o u g h t h e h ad a w o n d e r
a n d lo ck ed th e r o o s te r in h is b a s e m e n t
f o r sa fe k e e p in g . O ne m o r n in g h e w as
a s to n is h e d to find «an e g g in t h e c e lla r.
H e could n o t b eliev e th a t th e r o o s te r
h a d laid th e e g g , b u t th o u g h t so m e of
h is frie n d s h ad p u t i t t h e r e f o r a jo k e .
D e te rm in e d to solve th e ca se , h e s e ­
c r e te d h im s e lf in th e c e lla r o n e n ig h t
a n d w a tc h e d th e r o o s te r lay a n egg.
N ow h e d e c la r e s t h a t h e o w n» o n e of
t h e w o n d er» of th e w o rld .
H a r m o n y In R a ln r « .
N a t u r a l i s t s s a ’* V at w h e n e x a m ­
in e d m in u te ly w ith a m ic ro sc o p e i t
w ill be fo u n d t h a t no c r e a t u r e o r o b ­
je c t in n a t u r e is p o sitiv e ly u g ly ; t h a t
t h e r e is a c e r ta in h a r m o n y o r sy m ­
m e tr y of p a r t s t h a t r e n d e r s t h e w h o le
a g r e e a b le r a t h e r th a l th e re v e rse .
So th e m o s t d is a g re e a b le ta s k s in
life , w h en v iew ed in t h e i r p r o p e r p ro ­
p o r tio n s . re v e a l a p o e tic , a n a t t r a c t i v e ,
aid e h i t h e r to u n d re a m e d of. T u r n on
th e s u n lig h t o f good c h e e r , t h e d e ­
te r m in a tio n to see th e b r i g h t a s w ell
n s th e d a rk rid e , an d y o u w ill find
s o m e th in g p le a s a n t, even in th e m o s t
d read ed task.
■ o l s t a r « W eeded b y O a k T r e e « .
An oak tre e of average aiae, w ith
700,000 leaves, lift« from th e e a rth
in to th e a ir a b o u t 123 tons of w a te r
d u rin g th e five m onth» it is in leaf.
NOTICE.
N otice is h e re b y given to a ll whom it
m ay c oncern, n o t to e n te r u p o n o r tr e s ­
p ass in any m a n n e r upon th e lan d s of
th e u n d c rsig n ctl, situ a te in C o rry Co.,
O regon, for th e purpose of h u n tin g ,
fishing or o therw ise
Any p e rso n or
p erso n s so e n te rin g npwi sni.f p re m ise s
w itliont o u r c o n sen t w ill be su b je c t to
pro e^u tiu n *
K IR S T E N JE N S E N ,
t . W JE N S E N .
A n d all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold.
\\ e propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
CLOTHING, HITS, CATS, BOOTS US SUES,
Hardware,
Craniteware, Tinware, Crockery, Etc. Etc.
H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins,
Dress-Goods, P rin ts, and E v e ry th in g in
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
old sto ck a t or nea r cost.
No need for anybody to send away tor sup­
plies of any kind.
Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction.
Wool- Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in ex­
change for Goods.
E. H. CHEEVER,
ÏXEA.IÆR. I TV
Grocerigs & Provisions
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware,
Langlois, Cnrry Connty, Oregon.
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the publie pat­
ronage is solicited. Fair dealing aud satisfaction guaranteed.