The state rights democrat., September 15, 1899, Image 4

Nearly Everything.
The empire of Morocco it the most itu
portaot state tbat Is absolutely without
newspaper.
In the Britlih navy there ate 150 vee
tela that have been in service at least i
quarter of century,;
The Lutheran church in Iceland on tu
ber about 72,000 baptised members
which is about the total population.
Algeria and Argentine are the only
countries in the world where the horses
outnumber the human beings.
Glasgow numbers among its popula
tion man who is making a manuscript
copy of the Bible. He expects to finab
tin two years.
There ie a law in Norway which nr.
hibits any person from spending more
loan twopence halfpenny for liquor at
one public bouse.
The town of Warren, Pa., with 10.000
population, has 1,480 bicycles, according
to the court t returned by the assessors.
I his is almost.an average of one wheel
in every family in the place.
On a marble slab in the perish church
fTetbury, Gloucestershire, ie inscribed
"in a vault underneath lie several of
ths Saundertes, late of this pariah. Par
ticnlars the last day will disclose
Amen."
many physicians nowaday) refuse to
believe there is such a thing as hydro
L -1 ... . . ...
iiuuuiB, anu mote woo neiieve tn it as-
ert that not in one case im a thousand
is a person bitten by oog in any dan
get of it.
A Boston banking bouse Las in its
keeping $05,000 with which it does not
know what to do. The money was
raised by the Volunteer Aid association,
and was to be used in caring for our sol
diers during the Spanish war.
Probably for the first time in history
it is caid, has a street in a German town
been named after a rabbi. This has oc
curred at Ostrowo, where it was decided
to call street Frieniann etrawe In
memory of the lite Rabbiner Dr. Frie
mano.
Mr. Bryan has arrivsd in San Francit-
e and has been received in a manner to
show that the people there know nil
about him In fact he Is in their hearts
more than ever before, and baa a great
er following.
Some days it looks like war in South
Africa and some daya It does not. Oom
Paul will regret the day he ever crossed
arms with John Bull. The English will
sweep the Boers from the fce of the
earth.
SATURDAY MGIIT THOUGHTS., land of snow and and "blue
. i Hideous nightmare. Well there ie no use
lols wees the trouble between Eng- or man to kick, for it was our own felly
Gen, Joubert, who commands the Boer
forces, s.iys tn a somewhat grandiloquent
way tbat he will fight to the death. The
act that the general's name is so onmis
takably French may account for his
somewhat intense style.
l a . a .v . .
ina ana uom rtui or Kruger or any
other old name that suits, has rather
trausceuded the Philippine war. Rapid
preparations are being made for war in
the Transvaal, and there ara indications
that butlete will fly. The Dkmocrat od
timisticaily has believed right along that
the trouble would be settled without
bloodshed, and hoped so, tor bloodshed
is not agreeable to our nervous system,
but the cutlook is more and more other
wie. v
This Is to bs regretted right after an
tbat rut us here.
to all friends."
Kind remembrances
The
Western Umuu uatiu to have
grant from Spain of the exclusive right Is
ima caoies in uuba. Whsther this ol.i...
well Justified, it would seem mhtht be
left for the courts to determine, but the
Aiministrallen has Interfered to nohold
the monopoly to the extent of timnlovln.
i i . . . . ' ' -
u.rivii troops to prevent the land na
oi a cauie of a rival company.
lbe American Banker Association
has declared for a single gold standard.
soougn protesting not to bi in polities.
uen ot wealth as rule want the sinele
gom standard, because it helps to in
crease inetr wealth to the detriment of
t..e laboring and producing class.
There is an old saying about dbodL
being as changeable aa the vaue on tbe
i-.eepie, out tola does not apply to the
vaces in Albany, for all of them are
stationary, except perhaps one. 8ince
tbe court honse vane was taken down we
have had to depend npon Mr. Schloster's
wind mill and, the irnoke from the chim
neys;
That Iti.
gain demonstrated that the hit Mlnnnn.
international conference called for tUe,!1",1,"v'00(lcaM'or'vorlogPree-
purpose of preventing this very kind of I ,Bni reelection.
MISFITS.
iuisisinewtuuayof tbe 9th month
tue year '08. It never happened be
fore and never will again. 1
This season has demonstrated that it
takes an immense amout of rain tn min
Oregon wheat. Wha.a .v.
,. ou not cut loo qu ck
it has stood up to the dliia ,
- - gjmiiu
tyle.
No one abonld object to Congressaan
blue as door keeper in the house of rep
resentences. He is a man with a good
personal record and is well built for tbe
important position, though an insignia
cam one irom a political standpoint
compared with congressman.
fl . t.' j,. . .
xuoio ia k uig oiscussion going on as
to whether the bocks of Rudyard Kid-
mg are fit for children to read. The
general opinion even amoflg ministers is
that while not Sunday school books the
It is a curious properly of the com I maT be read as a whole, though perhaps
pounds of tellurium tbat they have a I some of tbem might be well left out. A
putrid and unbearable odor. London, I Iew men have declared Kipling to be
physicians have taken advantage of this I ree and censure hie writine. But it
tact In prescribing it for feminine pa-f i" easy to be a critic
to temporarily
tienta whom they wish
isolate from society.
lo L celts, an EoghsL town of 33,000
inhabitants, belongs the honor of po
eessmg the first motor miik cart. Its
"round" embraces an eightymile radius
and thie it can cover in a day of seven
hoars. The work of three horses and
carts is saved.
When the Dominion liner Labrador
foolishness. Kruger la no savage, nor
DUiplno, but a civilised gentleman
of rather peculiar characteristics.
and there Is no earthly reason why it
should not have been possible to have
amicably disposed of the matter without
resort to war. But the imperialistic
policy of England demands war: Im
perialism Is built on war. It baa war
three times a day. War is the life of
Imperialistr . Any country tbat runs on
the imperialistic plan may depend on
being everlastingly at arms with some
people somewhere on the globe. That
is what expansion means, and the Dem
ocrat cannot figure out the right of it in
connection with this or any other mat
ter. This is not given as political item
but a Saturday night thought on nation.
al selfishness tbat is greedily eeekio to
get oor couorry in its clutches, and l.
iad England for many centuries,
, Referring tosix Albany Sportsmen the
Thie week egaiu closes as did Iat one .?,. ' 1 f" l Jos'h' tquesl
is piiKnej. it is not a
ftv BABY
SIM lis
M.SF.NDE
.
' " PWB, ST
. A Shaft from Shu ftcr.
"AsniNimiN.Sept. 7. dm. Shaft,
M. Senders & Co,
Hay and Oat Warehouses-
svent.n and Kaitrosd Streetm.
Wa are nrenareil tn Ink nn Inraof.
I baled ha, wi I hnv voor oats In ao
quAnlty at top market price.
SaCKB FURNISHED.
Oats bomrht In rr lull at. nv'ililii1
plogpolnt. ' "
M. SENDERS & CO.
fusurauco, Hay, Clrala and Wocl.
I r you want a tj.ma una cleat
uoka buy ciuiirn iiinde hv our AN
I bmiy ulmir iHctorv
o rornana manager of the Pueblo
wnuge wo., woo was In the clt
iay for the first time expressed i.in...ir
-aioo.Biieutoan.i such a manin.nt
one
a
br idKe b a cltv the eiiie of Albany, one
of the finest to be fonn.l, any wherera
splendid monument to the enterprise of
our people and indicating prosperity
. veai i iniiii i'hiiihs ii.. . . a
tha . 'amiorn.u
I.Odka U'nrl.L
ui iZToV YM?Tcira to the
entity of amimmiYlonr 8un, n
up the J II III I " 11
LovingPublic.
-o-
good i.iea to be
newspaper says.
bit by everything a
with tbe threshers running at full sceed
and with good weather prospects ahead.
uut it has been learned very emphatic.
ally tbat man knoweth not how tbe tner.
cur in the barometer will make the
nand.fall and rise aud the weather finest obieel
M'H.mi wmoij. AU ytvpuot uas u me asnne people of that cliv
hlii h a mf. t.W.. ..I l 1. 1.. ruiH..I t. .,. , ' T . Illy
" ww. wi uiuj. tvva in r i ..... iv vivuii lor mecurinit it
.... . i -.. ...
oaian smns nave tailed and ooly Hicks
and Ayer's almanacs have approachsd
the correct thing. Tbe Demccsat man
though has optimistically had an abid
ing faith in the Willamette valley com
ng out all r!,ht witb a full band of
crops and believes the season will end
thus.
Salem's popular loan of siLVnon t,nn.
the poopie when made will be one of the
where
are
The Corvallis mayor vetoed a now bi
S'fJlflfin,,nceon 11,0 rountl tat it
mixed things all up soit was hard to
tell what was the bicycle law any way
Th PiilHr.nl fill W w
In the war dtnHr..nt -.,'" Hv'"y
ini,... v" ",0 -ipplnes
toin"fcV."? '"""'"nt. It has
In tbe meantime we are not alnn in
The expenditures for maintaining the our nncertio''. through the mid-
army in the Philippines wi'l be fr ! T ' ere BM oeen not P" th
g renter than origJaally estimated . For en ,errl8e. "J ' reported that
tn.i... i ... . . .
auviv leonvimng awmt the recent
rains mat is consoling, and that is that
"icy were general and not confined to
what some people call wobfoot, but' they
reached all over the northu-n.t i.Tmi...:
several plHces at times much harder
than in the valley.
an army of a hundred thousand men,
conservative estimates have fixed an
annual appropriation of ilOO.OCO.OOO
uut iuib sum win oe insufficient lor an
army, which it is necessary to transport
nearly ten thou&an i miles, and where
Those rontcnulatlni( tnk'nir tin the
study of music will find It to their inter
est to invesligtita the advnntAgee pfft'red
by Albany ColI'Ve. The following
brmiclici nro laughtt
VOICE, rlANO, ORGAN, '
VIOLIN, (iUlTAU, MANDOLIN,
COKNKT, HARMONY.
' fOUNTKlil'OlNT, COMI'OSITIOK
and HISTORY OF MUtjlC.
Mr. Wirt. Musical Director, Is a grml
unto of the OhicAiro Conaervstorv of Alu
sic, and bus stiultd ltli such artists ar
U'gfttldt, KiMilllim, 1'iUk, (iar-
, una mo mm 1'r. Karl Horn.
are mnstra In their run ! .
ivo departments and musicluns of worl !
wkio lamp.
Mrs. VVirU, Instructor in vocal mimic,
is a pupil of Mr. William Nolson Itiirriit,
who ia known to be en of ths lxit vnU-n
nrrtm.n I ) . t . ....... .. . t.
reriin;ii..n ... - I in nmurua Miay. jiir. Jiiirrtu
from the dir tr nt v :i ? T. luJlc?1 Vh 1,1 ltlt J
l Albany CoH.n
cbange was made n itSil d L ?o nt ConMr,07 '' lnotl
uirvctors. I proved. I nir t h comli nl mmt i,i
superior Instruction recplvod.rxporlence,
ami the scqunintsn.c with the methods
rn conscrvatnrirs.
reasonable. Pupils maynter
Cin i f 1" f11 tlmt tha tny Ruff, i
tgin at least a month eoom-r. y TIwm men a
TlitfO.R.
Poiimxii. Knt ri. .i. ... . i
u.lrLV.V-.tt?" H Northern
A Bryan Letter.
. WAHII,V(ir.,), Si,t. 7.-fl:i.l.i..J
interest in manlfMi. i - irr.T""'r. , 'P oi oureaste
iiryan hue written 7 V .w Tuition
democrsu whl-h i. rfBnwy y !.
him the. ,li u..""T" : rt hall term
. m
UU.ttTUIIElllll fm... ...u. ...... ...
vuiimiiuuon 00 llio ii
Ux, and for the election of K0,to
ncome
the iole. anl ..7"I?" V.
favor ofiintl.trui.t Mention Th. .2
unusual equipment for hospital and
went to pieces on the coast of Scotland a
large part of her cargo, which consisted medical stores muni bs provided. "
o! apples, drifted ashore on the Islands!
of Mall and loan. From tbece tbou-
saous oi sprouts nave sprang np and the I "ayor vuiacy ot Boston annonnces
innfty islanders are busy transplanting that alter Jan. 1 be will devote himtelf
them
Fingers are valued at a high price in
Australia. A Melbourne boy of eight
sad his fiogers crashed in a gate at a
level crossing and one of them had to be
-amputated. An action on bis behalf was
brought against the state railway depart
ment. The jury awarded the full
amoant claimed, 15,000.
lbe commissioner! in charge of the
Colorado geld exhibit in the Paris ex
position have decided to eend a solid
gold nnggfet miniature of Pike's Peak
$1,000,000 vatne. As a ton of gold
worth $602,923.50, the nugget will weigh
about one and two-third ton.
At Aberyetwvtb, Wales, a wedding
was solsmoized lately in which all tbe
parties concerned were named Jones.
Tbe bridegroom was Richard Jones, the
bride was Elizabeth Jane Jones and the
witnesses were John Robert Jones and
Anne Jones. Tbe minister was the Rev
R. E.Jones and tbe register tbe Rev.
William Jones,
of
is
A fool of a man back east wants to see
Otis and the soldier nnder him driven
into the sea by the Filipinos, net because
be dosen't believe in expansion. The
Dzmocbat is anti-imperialist, but it has
no use lor Aquinaido and tbe Filipino.
to business interests rather than politics.
He will stsrt on a European trip as soon
aa bis term of office as mayor of Boston
expires, having a particular desire to
attend tbe Paris exposition. He says
there is no truth in the report tbat he
intends to more to New York.
Because of the ett ial,! 1 the ,iberty b" n rom
ing Otis regime !n Manila, it is a well
known fact tbat whenever tbat gallant
soldier Lawton, or any of the other fient-
ing generals. Is about to accomplish anv-
thing of importance, he is immediately
recalled and put on other duty, and it I
owing to this scheming that the war Is
allowed to drag.
crops are in danger from tbe hot wave ' WUI nwiuaite a desperate effort
mat is sweeping over that country, in "" anouicrapoii I good harvest favor of
fact that the corn croD has al.f adr b.n we"her. Oregon style is to never e!v tnarsabi
. . .... - ,,.. i !, , .. ...ii r1 ." ""w
oamagea niteen per cent, where bmto-1 1 "u " " KieP " oniu wo have ,y"t "Ul"'g wmt silver or the Vhl
tore it has been stated tbat it would te r""UKA0 ae our crops. A special f-
theb ireest n tshitnr. T "u? "r o list at least Shaw n...... i
" ' ' . niree wcekn. nn.i ii n ill ... i -
,'y. r ' mV .r:4's?p v ---Tits s.w.
This week has seen the end nf,K.i . -
trial of the famous Dreyfos which has I Kid McCoy has succeeded again in Cu,nn.'nir in chief, which it was sui
attracted tbe tttention of the emire civ-1 whipping a man, which'ia refrrt P08 ?mltl l 'ttiei only after a warm
. I . . ' - sin i mr rHHr. ars Mm.. I....a 1 . " "
iiizsa world. Everywhere people will' wiping out the etairi!of his lui
ouousiy await tne verdict with many t a ue whole business the way it is con
nuns, i0r ioere is nine conttdenca uutieu is a stain on h a chami.r i
I- . l. . i. . . . . . . i .. !... i . "
miue court mat nas tried him. the ' w . r ""' nave ueen an honor to
k.i .1. . t f ... . . sucieiv 18 oecominir a omut i.i -
u. ii posaioie me court : hum. i;ir ivi-., Z.Si . " " r v.. r......
ould find bim suiltv r.r,)l,. nt ina. 1 .::. J " y 'y. nullum.
r - jw , wbtaa . , a a k v v eras hAnt ts . .
tice. If it does there will ba . i Oam.i. r Ti awion ot
- vv , WB . swiiih i A'fvrii uitniH nn ta
condemnation go np that will be heard One of the circus men said thi i.. Wfi!i,m-. Tula ia the aenera
nor con-
koppon.
Pans in
opens Sent. 19. 10.
for further information call on or ad.
dress
Pressident Wallace Hows Lee. "
Miller & Stewart,
C3
coi .. . , "'"f ,lcr a warm
contest, was conducted and carried out
n the Most peaceable manner i if"t.
we. VOL Shaw, of U'a.n..u,n av v-
WBS Ulianimniiiilu !..-. . .. V ;". . 1
olllco of the org.niVation. w'8"Ml
BICYCLE REPAIRING,
FOSGING AND MACHINE WOBK
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
condemnation go np that will be heard One of the circus men said tlmt the mEfi " '' 'mt tb g
from one end of the world to the other, 1 circus had bad difficult work keen nJ TnTUrlf1-, "Jl"
not on . ccount of Dreyfus, but because ' enough men to do their woTk o S p rJittPltSSXft
man ! of the great number whn mils'. In rvwJs
im, to Uwtify before th
.Witl.UtCM'".m?g hi gre"Mt o', Jobs in the different towns "in the sreT.lifl'i' w''l.J
x ruc ie aireauy toitermg, and norm west and In the
lei oer loole out ii she throws bsr brand I "aa 'K0
into the keg against the verdict of the
world.
Recent reports to the War Department
show that there has been a marked
cbange in tbe attitude of tbe military
governors of Cuban provinces. Formerly,
in irjeir pnolic addresses, though noth
ing was promised, still Cubans were al
..v.. 1 . . LI: .. ..
icu k ueneve tnat in tue verv
near luturetne entire affairs of lbe island
wonld be turned over to them. Now.
iQis sort oi ttnag is carefully omitted.
The military commanders seem to have
reason to believe tbat President McKin
ley no longer feels as strongly as when be
expressed himself tbat "territorial ac
qulsition as a result of the war would be
criminal aggression.
and never has believed tbat It was a pa
iriouc spirit that inc.ted him to war,
bnt a venal one. It wants to see tbe sol-
dieri vietorioua in every case.and believ
es in backing op tne government in tbe
matter though a big mistake baa been
mail a Ia tjatUn I L. n7nnt. . . j
, , .ml. d.iu.u, uuun oar ii,.. it. .i u .
rnnlml. Th CMinini Rj e. l . I w'i mem, no matter
though and n.t tt ,.;::;" J:r"::l ho,,r 00d nd entertaining tbe circos b?Dt .es '..It,' but besIUts. about
- -w vuvuuVuMa, s ma. l Il-.lf rwss.
There was .m. ,i. i, L m "Be" in' "as ever been
; miiiui( UJ
omciaie out tuat is no reason why any
one snouia wish to see tbe solJiers suf.
Keep Away From
J. Roth-ri-n Turney, of Corvalils has
written a letter to a friend In CoryaWs
from the Atlin district, which is very bo
in its character. We give a few warning
sidsred stiii m ; n.-
countrv. St . di.ivwii.Un . " "'" V. "is
The life of a rouaukni " . ul Hi."--." " by t-
circus is consider.1,1 f . .w.T- " . """"oneu m tue horde
" - o- " vnur- ! mrn ireyius la savi-.l.
1 - .....
Notice of Private Snlo by Adinlii
lot rat rlx,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ia pursuance of an order duly made and
entered of record by tbe County Court cf
hh cuumr, ureeon, on m eth day of
May, 18119, and a furt hi order nude and
entered of record by said court on the litb
day of Aufii.t, lfm, autborisina. Ikeos
? " empowering tbe administratrix of
the estate of Commodore P. Knighton, de
eessfd, to sell tbe bereafirr described real
fhe!fowfi Rciilnient.
One reason why Salem peonlo t out eJl M-Th. Iowa
with the different sunerintcndenU I. SEilZZ?,lal-W ?" S tur div ThT h d.. 7 w".r.a
that they expect the world from thm too, has leen drai; r,m vT.Vi. .1 l J offer for sale and t roceert to t
ii. ...... .. . i.. i.. t.i- v.iuiii vo uar. j ... . . .... . r"'"?"
a a Business way, that city depending ,!Jtr",ocaS! Preparatory to depart- 7, ZuL .1' l'..
on the atata inntitnMnn. w . i!! .. :M "ir yno. trie number who -ifi .
.. ,,Kf ana w . -
wnen some one fails to get what he were left on duly at ti. I froni r JHL,n?, eaad. hasj a aBl lesMid mlKta
wants be immediately has it in for th? order came tor ttilVLV.l" at tbe date ol bis dnZVluhXZ
I, an the llr II.. 'vu Oil l nlln(l. np hB,f ,r "-
Clii .l. . , ' , reuiain-
mereor on twelve month. I m.
poor oincial. There is more truth than tbe sick list.
L...uU iu .uis. vi-cKsionativ inotiffh tha
extracts in order to make people hainir 1 de8Lire ,'r a change is genuine", as it seems
Probably there is nothing tbat is sur
rounded more by the cut throat element
Atiin fever contented at home:
"There is more hardship and distress
to the square inch in this accursed land
than in any country I was ever in In all
my life. There are some good claims in
tnn Atlin district, but they are few and
none are of fabnious worth. I have own.
ed one or two and had others on a 'lav.
but there has turned out to be nothine in
laoyiumg i bave handled. Tis not
pleasant predicament to find one's self
broke,' no matter what tbe country, bnt
it is doubly embatrasing and distressing
here.
Iam working hereon this creek 20 or
25Jmiles from Atlin city . A fellow lost
i . ....
be in the case of tlie asylum supcrin-
W-SSMVU V
Ilrynn on the Amt.
mtiU HAiaaa,! ... m.S , . I , .
Pr Yc" P. . .-WiliInm J. cur tb W' option of
rvan Was Btvan an .ml...i...i. I Mid Iilmini.lrulrio .m.,k ..1.1 . . .
,!, u, . , "imiii rucep 1 1 TT- -.., -m.vu .ii iu rem estate
Hon at Woodwrril a nu I... I I is dMOilhnil a. fallow. iu.
illuminated parade of various democratic .l.be me bttlf of ,h '''naUon lnd claim
JKfi! Mi T ?rce'lod ! nM meeting t-ommo. ore P Kninhten and itmonab
stl ich were present inpre than 6000 V- Knlghtcn. bis w 7e, the same beinK
IX?Ot)lt5. J liA tBtrit Un aa. a. .. S . .. I Bl I lift tat it SAI IIAnS 1'f a.,1 Ii 11 ...I m
A good maoy Luzone men fillinz im-
Muro positions in the ins.ne asylum people. The pavilion wli pVked toihV I 13 and 14 HMhlhoZ
may now prepare to vamoose tha aai.., doors, and hnmiia . " i10 I i Wt nf ha w.ii..ii. t.J.,:" UK7
ranch f...... .j .r: " w oo- i - .' t.""v.vw.."'"". ana
. -v J i anu (lie iMCMinn.
ville boys may gather uo their traa i
mnva t. tha Hanltal i. r
.... w..... vi.,
and H"'"ug uis ciaim tor tear be can't even
will probably continue to be. There la nu,,fe tbat on tbe next turn. Jkfanv
-omeiningaooui tne , big crowds that are wno are mostly dolne nothlnir
oraws tne is sirs aronnd tbe circus tent. ,a lM 7 01 returns for labor and out
And yet there are many things tbat May in prospecting: this land of mint rioH
The next campaign has practical y be- f pari ot the plan of tbe busi I es.
gun. and it is the prsvince of the newepa- fJMV ne "In gme' "en ln tb tenl. "Whether; I .hall ever get out of this
narta d aencaanvman a.h f. . i; I toe UCtet Office Wltn Who a hide, fa nf aainn.
w.. .mv m . vauuj I- . . . . j , w. hv..wm iu.rvi. w
date, wbeather he is a present official or .Tu ' . rearrangement me. J am getting as old as the bills
Jfrom tbe Scio Press: If you want to
make an Albany man mad just sav that
be has been out huntine China nhaa.
ants. Tbe Dkmockat did that Saturday
and now six Albany "sportsmen" are cie-
lusouinir an aoo oarv. You esn tr0nar.11.
mat.. II 1 . - - . . -
m.m.o . uiau veil ui attinninir nn nia nnvn
right card, the "sportsmen" say tbey
nvisuu. soipe suooiing.
snt. Whn.n,ri.i.i. 1. , I of the seals so that a person can onlv I am cettinar as bal.ta.a Viiu:.. i..i
. t J " "IO J L, . . . ' I . . . 7 ""'
very well to say tbat tbe President eboald 1 .7 J. Dy D?,n wnat Da,r 1 cherish is fait turning
a a ... .... I rAMTVawil Msir that Sltt4ai4a. Art,, f . I an. .
not De criticised, but wben eome other
party is in power it is a different thing,
ueaos 01 governmenla always will be
criticised, though in despotism it bas
cost men tbeir heads. This is an ?
when people and the press are going to
v9 neara
A military home rule has been grant- j
eu 10 me people of ISegros. Thie i( good
na isr as it goes. -
reservea seat, the acidade, tbe importu gray. So much for outward appearances.
.... j u. .u uiau ,a every tning, etc. x still nave all my teeth .
And yet all this ia a part of tbe circus. "I am sure If
.... . - 1 1 uuiu uuum
mat is nave bjen features so Ions as ta man to hade., few of n. i j
.k. ...t..t.. .u j . .. - 1 . --. -........, m,
vM-,.v...uea,,Boii mey weren't parithroneh tbe nearl rata.it,.,
n.ai. .. I 1 .1 ... I . . . " wi
"D wooia Dsroiy know oesween here and tbe realms of bliss
they bad been at a circus. The live. "Tbe weather ,.,. .1 . ,r ll
a a " - I . -a-a-aa, V 14 SEOClJIi 1 SB irl
ioua, bawaing, roitlitg, sbontine char- nearlv 5000 feet
actar of tha ilrina ia nn. ...!. .i. . I ..J 1 .. . any
s"Vn whj iu u loiuaioa to me greater part of tbe
people go from far and near to see not time. It Is mini ..j k.ii;
alone tbe performance but tbe whole I Should I suddenlv find mvif iJ t
should think myself in
cirens business.
Tbe second trial of Dreyfus for treason
nas been ended. Anything but an ac
quital will result In a universal Indiana.
tion meeting in every civilized countrv
injthe world. In the name of Justice
the Dbkocbat demands tbe discharge of
.u.,uvw, iuh win corns as
near settling It aa tbe dnmanda nf anma
01 me nig yenow journals of the east.
tain admiflilnn. In l.l. . . . . lapctinn lSan.l 10 SiVtilh a m'. ? .
rrfafi..?"" Rri"lKJ trust and im- 1Vi0ii0?iCO!.,,t'O,."fTOB "weptlo from
wiu o.k uan us Mm ciaim tbat prt of
the latna ll ln ara.t nl Ik. .1 ..' 1 I
Wh,. .TI h.T"','S-': r" " " nuei or
r, " " I aiujwia nrer ana containing about
Chicago. Rant. A i ...i.i .. 1 16 acres ainanlail .j i ." 7
Tmiea-Horald from Washington says : As ,ut13,51 9 acres Lelenglng to said estate?
if, f.rd or hiB wviees in connection ,LA,.di,fLd Administratrix nerebyrsWrres
u iri i s"tiago campaign , President ihe ,r'"ht to "T and all offeri there-
AlCKlnlev nrArmaart tn ....!.... -1 . I for if nut ara mt aail.f nfn.
General Shafter In command of the ?e- Died ihi J ' A intuit, 1899 .
nnrfmnnl Al . li ... .. . ,
5i.. . . . BC"10 wun presaot
volunteer rank after the time reached
for his retirement on September 14.
Administratrix of ihaa.mt. .f r.J
. mr . , " " v. VVUIU1U-
aors P. Knighten, deonased.
Th Wilbt B. Alle spscial car clos
ed a successful week's business in Aluany
today, selling several pianos while here,
tbe last to a prominent attorney, Allen
is a great advertiser, and through it and
rustle and push bas built np a big busi
ness in Orezon. bis name beios known
in every corner of the state. Mr. Allan
the manflffAF nf ihaVar la avAnlal anl.-
man and a rustler like the proprietor, I
though spelling; bis name differentlv. I
A fine car is beinar built eeneciallv for!
tnis business, wben the Wiley B. Allen
l,i i.. i . . "u.iucos. Hum mo it hot u. Alien
.would look back on my sojourn in this Co. will make special tours of the north
west, including Albany,
Patchert Kln.
New York. Sent. A riftn i,n.... .
...I i .... "'""wuu
speciaiors were at the Em
pire City Trottinir Park todav fnaan.lT.
i ai uetween tne star pacers, Star
iumir. job raccnen. .inhn u
and Rr.hllh c.I. wi.." you"7
ui. jioai,. anu ramnnn r.na aiwi.,! ili.i
..w. ajb. .iuio ;vi4
. ...
k i , Miiarea Burmester
v or organ, oystem tba
V.Bi:f.cb?,ilae.' Residenti
vsr
A? joa nare Di et ennm thAm N7
j - , . - - - .... a avv USIfJ
unusreromc nomoieoperationi that iii.nl a
Mninv. Ik. .a...Ii. . f . i . t ...
. d .un .nHUlLB III 111. f IUBU Ml.lv.n.
distarbiner tbe duMmiA Haair. .
confidence In DeWitt's Witch Basel Salve.
It hl never failed ta en r nra v.di I. will
not fail to cure you. Foshay 4 iiason.
Water Melons, sweet ard delicious
on band daily at
C. E. Beowsell's.
Sen the Sugar Bowl's wkdow display
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