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EUGENE CITY GUARD.
EUGENE CITY. OREGON.
OCCIDENTAL NEWS.
Sensational Mining Suit Com
menceil at Noixf City.
LIUKBALS OK OliDKJC MXIUSIr.
The Consolidated Vlrg-lui Mlue on
the Comatoek IamIs Kegloa
Active Operations.
Three Iah Angeles mashers were
roundly whipx-d lew days ago.
Two hundred families are resrled U
have moved awy Iron. Astoria, Or., lite
('lit two month.
An overhauling ( tlm Hanger' en
gine at Mare island has led to correc
l.uu ol (lie debet.
tieorgc I'. IC' pl. r, Im ud tlie Sac
ramento for l.ii.oui, charging libel,
got a verdict lor I .'.Vi.
Strctitioua clfort are Udng made, to
have I r 111 1 growers' convention asMstu
tie in Spokane in lebruary.
Active oration in the Consolidate.)
Virginia mine on the Comstuck
tut! other day with tlm repair ol the
halt, 'I he new la gratifying to miner.
A move i Is-iiig made at Is Angeles
to extend t ! Nevada Southern railway
(rum in terminus at anderbilt to the
coal an. I iron lit-1 11 of l ull ami Nevada.
The Indian convicted ol burying
child alive, at the Parker Imlian agency,
A. T., wa entcnced to three year and
srvcii month lu the Territorial prison.
The l.iU-iaU at Ogden. U. T., have
disbanded an a party. They were com-
oeed ol gentile or lion-.Morinoiii, and
ave long bitterly opposed the latter
day Saint.
.ioMalinm.who made a small fortune
from the sale ol the itoldhug mine am)
squandered it, attempted suicide at Kilig
tnaii, A. T., by hitiii himself through
the body with a pistol.
Han I'irgo' latest sensation ia a well-
dressed, Imn-i'Biiig woman, who goes
about the street barefooted. Her name
la Mil. Mary Ailing Alrr, a very intelli
gent ..woman ami well versed in lan
guage. Captain lionalilMiu of the steamer Ar-
ago 011 hi last trip rcporle that the lar
at loui Hay ia vt-ry much improved.
'1 hi he attribute largely to the splen
did improvements lieing made by tin
United Slate authorities.
There are crave suspicion that the
i plosion oil the collier Sail Mateo the
oilier aluy, whu'li ri jh-.I onii her deck,
was not lau-cd by coal g, a was first
given 111 explanation. 1 1 is pro pissed at
It loll, 11. ., 10 nave an uiuciai iuu
(illation.
I ho charge of arson against Trotter,
the owner ol the dye work at Spokane,
bus U'i'il Jiniiif- l. Thi In the cam
wht ie an ciploniun killl Mr. IWaiie
atnl the workn weie wl oil lire. It wan
tute. lh.it Tiotter ha I llrel the liuilil
iU in on er to olitaiu the Inmiraiue.
Tiptop liaa hrri lofure Im-.i the moet
urooiH ioiia iiiiiiiiii( camii in the Tern-
loiy ol Ariioma. Ii wa a chloride camp,
bin icMeil from .rm.i) to I lixi.imo year
ly. A omipany oranieil lat ppriii to
woik the piovilie in the iliatrii l on a
luiie x ale ttave lip the eliterprme three
montlia itito on accoiinl ol the low price
ol ailver, ami the camp liaa heen totally
aliamloiiol. Mi moiiili am it waa a
iMwH-roioi little Vllla(i with a M'IhmiI,
tote Mini the hum ol liiiliutry. To-.Uv
liothiiiK l Iclt tmt two lonely initivi(
uui, wlio remain to look alter the iro-
erty.
t". J. Wet more, Chief Statu Vitlcult
urint of Culilorma. rt'lMtrta that the Vint
ai(e ol the pri'vent M'amili w ill lm alxint
ln.txni.iKHi ualloim. or almiit :l.tll,tilitl-
loim in I'lii'M ol IhkI ycar'a Virl.l, ami
willU'ol kriNnl ouality generally. AUmt
ton ol traN' will U iimiI ill the
iiiuct (hi lory al lloalilnlmru, ilia product
ol which ih 111 great ilemainl aliroad.
I uriH4 tlit licit ten yeam, however, it
U ciixvll that the Male viutiKO will
how a ilirr'ttie, owlnit to the ravage ol
iihvlloicia in variotia MN-tiona ami alno
to tlie nvciii cihi a in me planting 01
viiH'vanN catmril by the low Jricea that
have' p'lic-rally prevailel itiiruiK the pant
lew mniiik. the 11 row th of the liulnlrv
III the pio-t liavlliK Ix-en toil raplil, eo
mm h an Hint the output 111 0110 yearnwe
from t,(HM,iUO to lS.iKHl.UiO nallJiii.
A nenxatioiiHl iiiiiiuiK unit ha been
t!lsl in the I 'ill led Matt-a I ourt at llolw
I it v. Idaho. Iv Arthur Neal of Seattle
aaint Kretl I'aire -T uatiti and II. K.
l'arkerof Seattle and several lloln ih-o.
pie intcrcxtol in the 1 Mora Miiuiik
I oinpaliy, oHTatnit in me 4eai umirici,
alMiul taeiitv tiiilc Inuii loie. Neal
old two valuable mine to K. I'. I'low
man. a lUnm cnpitalixt, for lt).lHi, re
ceiving hall in each and the balnuco lu
notea wvuri-d by mortitage. Neal al
lyi that luliii and I'arker got hold ol
him in heattle and kept him under their
iiiltujnt lor ovi-r two wivk by iniaii
ol drug. I'linug that time be niw'tir-l
what lie think la a er ol attorney
authoriiiig Tii'tin to fon'liwe mort
gage. He ray he miglit have m.-nl a
il.sl to everything be .nwee.. limtm
IoicIom- 1 the morigiige 111 In own name
and, it i cUimetl, never paid Neal a
rent. The Kldoia t'onipany aa foruusl,
pun lut.itig mini' Iroin I'lowman, agrv
ing to give bun 1 1 N .rtnl and one-hall (
the Mock ol the iiitnpany. Neal akr
(or reieiver to take charge ol the prop
erly. I'low man claim that 110 money
Ittn Ixto i I him by the iMiiipauy.
The indit'ationa are that there will I
lack ol pp e in all building at the San
Kiiki-o Midwinter lair riitpt the
agriciiltutal and horticultural. It i not
known jtlrt boa iimcli pa- ( tilrago
eiluliltoi 111 the Tarioii drpartmeiit
will want. Arrangement have lieen
wado wnh the li.rectoriiemral and
ViMtiiint (.'orU-ly in t'hicago. Il l
known, though, that the demand lor
ij:ve cil the amount the lair inan-K'-r
have to give. The manufacture
and iim liamca btuUling. large aa they
are, will I ina.lejtiat to hold all that
baa been ottered, and it i atreadv appar
ent llit the wall ol the Doe art build
infwill not bold the work ol art and
ailrged art that will l olfere.1. The
agricultural and horticultural building
ta the only our that give promise now
ol armniiiiolatitigalleotiier. Ttu would
bit 6lied to the don.a if It were ixl 1'ial
o many ol the eounlie hare their own
building. Tba manager have found it
nci-iary to exact agrrenirnt Irom the
variout countv muiiniionera to con
tribute toward the general horttcnltura!
and agricultural dirplav. Ther I frar
that the natural product ol the State
t o ditnbuU-l that I ha general
(T.-rt will U loau If ruaaiUe. thi will
PcrDaf ! aeromi only to rioa and tea
aa tha principal export from Siain.
Tl rallwuv mlleagw In thli conn try
UvUy aniouuu to 171.M.1.AI mile.
Tha Suta of Illlnola ha ul tlila rear
mora than fOU'.OO Urrel of brer.
Truta arw a coming power In hulne.
Theyjilrea-ly oonlrd over 2,tfJO.WiO,000.
It ia etlmatl that tha rivlliwd na
tion par annually for fomj f U.UOO.OUl,.
WW.
New York ha over J. Onn hai kmen.
Toki to Japan ha 20,U0 Jiriruknha
oen.
U.t rear no lea than .I.Ono.OnO.OOO
gallon of t-eer wera ImbllMvl In Kurope
alone.
Nebraska ha rahuwl ino bnhe: of
rnrn for every human lielng In tha State
thi year.
Pnrmg tha neit aeven week! it 1 e
peeled that tha mint will ruin f 15,000,'
ttf of gold.
Canada ntnlie nearly all tha plum-
bara nel bv American manufacturer!
of lead pi'nci'l.
Mora than W.otlO women are em ploy ed
In the CniU-'l State alone In the decora
tion of china and potb-ry.
Manufu'ttirel gold i worth 11 a ten-
nyweight, and any value In icea of
thi represent workinaixhlp.
In Zanzibar alone me V1,tn0 tioiind
of ivorr are mrket every aeawui from
the tiuk of lit,"1'' elephant.
The eti-amer U'tween Kurope, and
North America carry on an average
alpiiit 70,l" pMiH-nger a month.
Tha moot tlx (ill inct ia theailkwortii.
It ia emimated that f,(.),i perwon
gain a livelihood by raining the worm
Farm In Interior New York are wor' 1
now little more than half their value 111
H70, and no more than U-forei the war.
The troiertr owned by New York ritr
I eatimatxd to bava rien in value fnjin
r-VT.tXtO.OH) in 17I to Wi,0i)O,000 In
For the flrt ii month of IWi.l the
niim of the I'nited Htat niotlv gold
and eilver niinea paid i,TtXl,(W in div
idend.
lirituli roach anil carriage builder
Import from America their rhoicral
apokea, IiuIhi and ntw for whel manu-
fact n re.
(ieorgla I rapidly developing a a
Iruit growing renter. Within a few year
thounand of prai h and p'ar tree have
I wn aet out.
The King of Portugal ha the mot
roatly rrown in the world. The gold and
jewel of which it il Comix wed are val
ued at K.VM.Oihi.
Il atM-ar from a Treaiiry atatement
that tliere are :l.M0 $10,Kl bills, 14.hn.'
to.UM) bill and 47.314 f 1.000 bill in cir
culation in thi country.
Iluring the r)rt nine month of the
vcar over 2.IMK) mile of railway were
limit, and It i expected thai poeniblv br
January 1 the mileage will reach :,lM.
Type are not m- In printing Persian
newpaier. The "ropy" i given to
an eM-rt penman, who write it out
neatly. Then the work ia lithographed.
The world' hop crop thi year I eeti
mated to lie ".OtHi.UOO outid le than
lat year, although the United State
crop la 4,mxi,(MK) Miunda greater than
laet aean'in.
The operative in Japan mill work
every day, there lieing no Sunday. The
hour range from twelve to eeventeen,
but the pace I low and there are fre
quent holiday.
Mr. K. K.. Willard ha a twrber ahop
in Chicago. She run ail chair, and
each one i in charge of a woman harlier.
I her are paid $12 a week, with a hall ol
what they take III over
A bar of tel cooling 1 may be worked
up into l'Xi worth of neeille; made
into kmle blade, it i worth .'l."Hi;
made into balance epring for watchea,
the tame lr would be worth '.W.OiH.
1TKKLY I'KH-SONAL
Mim UkI, the lt of the Kngli-h-women
tcuni player, won the Went ol
F.ngland chamiionhip when she wa
only lft year old.
"And how do you do, Mr. Juxtice
Holme?" wa the greeting lr. Oliver
Wendell Holme gave hi am, Judge
Holme, laid wk when tl Autocrat"
vicitcd the roiirtboiiKe in lloatou and wa
met at the door by hi mm.
Iinl Houghton, the Ixird Lieutenant
of Ireland, ha Celtic blood In hi vein
(one of hi ancetor wa the lourth Yi-i-ount
tialway), while hi children are
di-arendcd through their mother from
Kicliard llrinley Sheridan.
Wliitelaw Held ha been entertaining
Mr. and Mr. Tboma Hal lev Aldrich
and tieneral and Mr. Lew Wallace at
hi country et, phir farm, in Wot
Chester outinty. Hi visitor were fre
quently seen at the tvunty (air horse
show. .
Massenet told an interviewer the other
dav that he muld play a lleethoven so
nata on the piano when only 4 year old.
The rouiHHMr 1 now but 61. and will
soon celebrate the thirtieth anniverarr
of the production ol " Ivid I'ltzio," his
first sucresstul iml lor lame.
The Archbishop of Canterbnry re
reive a salary of 7&,IX0. Neit to the
(.jileen he orcupie the poeitinn of head
of the church. The Archbishop of York
and the llisbopof Uuidon receive
iHW each, the Pishop of Winchester
nearly a much, and other salaries o( the
epiVpal Uly range from (10.IHX) to
r.'VUM.
Prince Komatn, a near relative of the
imN'rial family of Japan, with hi wife
i about to lirgin a journey to Kurope to
par In rvvect to the various crowned
dead there. In ail probability lie will
also visit thi country. The I'rtnce is a
young man, not more than 30 rear old,
and an ortlcer in the Japanese navy. He
aa formerly attachi'd to the Japanese
Fmlay 'n llerlin.
I'r. Wendell Oliver Holme, speaking
ol hi visit to the new courthouse in
Itoston. said that tM-rhai the most in
teresting ohjivt he saw w a Judge Shaw'
1I rocking 1 hair, ami ttiat perbap tlie
most interesting thing he did wa to sit
in it himself. Judge Shaw, he thought,
aa the ilr-t Judge to Ue a rocking
chair at hi duties on the bench.
Aivordii.g to foreign paper Prince
Itisii arck 1 allowing hi ls-rd to grow,
not bring al le to handle hi ramr, anil
in the hoe that it wilt help to prevent
the pains in hi lace. Tlnx-e who have
wrn phot-vrapba o the e-Chanvllr
taken with a Is-ard in hi younger dav
will n'gn't hi dn ision, a the a-Mition
i not an orn.iment i" his handsome and
powerful l-e.
"Cousin Pen " Fo!oin. hiring taken
a wile, will pmtiahlr settle down in
Omaha, where he ia aaid to have mnsid-
erahle r.-ai estate. Il i said thrtt
M'ousin IWn" ha.v no ris lied the W hue
House since he returned from the Cm
ular position al Sheffield. Fngland, and
that to rrlaiiona with the President
have been badly t rained mre lal
March, when he asked lor a U tter pl.-e
and waa refused. From that moment
politi. J l.fe tost it charm, lie wa al
lowed to retain hi Consulship at Shef
field during Mr. Harrison' trruj aa aa
-t of "rnurteerta the emuie of Mr.
Cieraiaod."
EASTERN MELANGE.
A Kanaa Man Convicted on
Thirty-five Counts.
APPK5DICITIS 05 THE I5CBEAHE
An Effective Measure lielng Taken
to (Tom Gtrublln; tod Tool
Uuotut In St. 1'aol.
Irge beU of porcelain clay have leen
discovered in the Cherokee Mnp.
A war of eitermlnalion against oleo
margarine ha liegun in I'lttshnrg.
Opposition to the elertric railroad at
(iettysburg haa apparently diel out.
Nearly 1 10, Out is paid for iension to
flreuicn in .New York city every month.
The grand Jury of Halter roiinty, Ark.,
ha indicted sniy ersona for aring.
A. C. Ilnriihain of Champaign, III.,
ha given 10,UOU to found a bor'tal in
the town.
New York i developing a Isuintiful
harvest of crank since tho Harrison
murder in Chicago.
Crop failure and the opening of the
Cherokee strip have aliiuxtt depopulated
Ninth western Kansa.
Survivor of tho recent flood in Iti
isiana proixMH to establisli lulony id
I, IKK) fainilie ia Colorado.
The tobacco crop in the Ifoilsatonlr
Vallev, Conn., haa an estimated value of
f :I.0m'i,mm, tlie highest on n-rord.
Tlie eiportation of roke has rerently
ls-.ine a feature of llaltimom' trah.
A large supply Udispatrhed every month
to Mexico.
Tlm I'nited Tress ha taken np Its
alssle at Washington, l. ('., in suite
of ten of the handsomest newspajier
rogiii in the country.
A wirictr ha Wn fornusl in Haiti-
more, the avowed object of which is to
assist ill tHTiM'tuatiug the memory of
. .. . 1 . " 1 1 .
l nrisiopner 1 oiuiiioiis.
Tliere I talk of transporting the New
KampshireState building at the! lilcago
K.xposiiion to Maiu'hester, N. II., and
turning It Into a puiilir iiiusvum.
It ha been auggestol that the many
diit.licato volume in the Congressional
l.ibrarv lie made tlie nncleii ol a free
circulating library for Washington.
C. O. Ileardsley haa lieen convicte.1 on
thirtr-llve count of selling liquor ille
gallv at F.l dirado, Kan. Hi line will
I si f.'I.UK) and hi jail sentence l,ti.'iUiiay.
Alter a careful investigation the New
Orleans Tiuie-ifiiits-ral state that the
ovster indiitrr of luiisiana waa not so-
rioiisly injured liy tlie late svero storm.
Knniuragiiig result are said to lie ol
taini"l Irom the exploration of the Pie
draa Negra coal mine of Mexico, w hich
i being made for theC. P. Huntington
interests.
Within twentv-foiir hour after the
Itattlo Creek disaster on the Orand
Trunk rnilroud lllty lawyer were on the
ground looking for'damago itiita on the
percentage plan.
Tho Supreme Court of Massachusetts
ha decided that a man I lusiiiici in
sloimimr a doir llirht. ami if he get hit-
ten while doing it, the master of thedog
I liable for damage.
The Medical Sis-iety of New York ha
adopted a report calling attention to the
danger of drinking water trout the aver
uge water tank, a found in railway cars
and other public place.
Most of Wii-oiisin' line tlsh exhibit
at the fair will be taken to foreign lands
to further exix'rimeut in propagation
The Chicago public achtail w ill nocive
a iHirtion of the display.
In view of the alarming spread of a-
H'iiduitis a prominent lite iiisuiauce
i-ompany propos- to insert the ones
il.ni 'lo von swallow irralie 4sls?''
in it application blanks,
liev. Kdward lluglev, pastor of the
Christian Church at Washington, ha
iM-eu ele'tel to hi Chaplain of the
House bv I Hums-rats, to take the place
of Itev. S. W. Haddaway, deceased,
The exhibit at Chicago of grain and
rice from Mexico, Utieria and Trinidad
are to I disinfected, with the object of
nreveiitiiig the introduction in this conn
try ol insect peel not nntive to our soil.
A Toronto capitalist ii at Niagara Falls
trying to organize a company to build a
bridge acme tho river for tha exclusive
use of trolley car. He estimate that
the structure could l constructed for
fiul.ixni.
The Ileal Fstate Congres at the
World's Kair developed the fact that the
iteol Chicago waa marked a a trading
post on Ij Salle' map, made in in liiisl,
and that it waa thru designated "She-
kaw-gn."
Alliert Abbink at the St. Ixini (Mo.)
citv liis-pital i siilb'ring (mm a disease
callil aiirhvliwtnmtim dodenale, the ef-
fis t of w hich i to render him a w hite
a marble. Kven hi tongue, gum and
finger nail are devoid of all oolor.
The Lighthouse Hoard ha demon
strated that telephone communication
mav le establishel from the shore to
vessel near shore. The method mill 1
put into practical operation a on as
fund are available lor tlie purpose.
The murderer of the Wrattan family,
Stone, who wa lsfore the grand iurr at
Washington, Ind., stated that ( harles
, McCattertr, whose wife 1 heir to the
Wrattan estate, and Hohert Swancgan
were among hi accomplice in the mur
der. Tlie opinion of the banker who were
recentlr convenel at Chicago seems to
be that the periM'tualion and extension
of the national banking system without
a Und lai i prfectlr pnwticable by
the application of tlie safety-fund
method.
The resolution authorizing the Com-
mill) on Agriculture and Forvstrr to
continue during rei-e the investigation
of Slate agriculture, authorireil by the
resolution adopliNl April 19, Is'.'.. ami
larch wan agres to t.y the en-
at.
The merchant of St. Paul hare taken
what promises to l an effective meas
ure toward clewing th gambling and
pisd Mom o( that city by r-oiving to
watch for and instatitlr di's-harge such
of their employe a may frequent them.
W. II. K'l,-V. ainior member of the
laite dry il lmixrting house of W.
H. Hilry A Co. ol New York and Pan,
haa teen rrstl in the latter citr and
charged with entering imported at
the custom-house or mean ol lalse in-vou-,
by mean ol which the govern-
ment haa been defrauded.
New mm Washington intimate that
the naval (ore of the I'nited State in
llraiilian water I bring reinforced to
rountrrart the influence of Oennanr and
Fngland, which i exemsesi in faror of
M1T.0 and lo Ih d lvantge of the
Irxle relation between Hrwnl and thi
eonntrr. MinirWr Thorn pn ha re
M irrti In.Uaction to pnsiaat amini any
lorsogn InWrrwatioa,
FK0M WA3H150T05 CITY.
Tha Treaidant haa ordered a eourt
martial to meet at Fort Kno. 0. T., to
trv Cal.Lain Il.ni.l F. tililca (retired) for
rharg, arising out of lb dispoeition of
government property In maiui ua maue
liunself Iwneticiarr.
I'otmater-ieneral Bissell haa trans
mitteil to the Secretarr of the Treasury
estimate (or the p(sti.lni-e iK-partment
for the fiaral rear ending June 30. 1!5.
The total amount i ia,3l,4H5. a
against W,M,3li for the pre-nt fiscal
year.
Advlcea re.-eive. at the Treaatirr I-e-partuient
itate that the I' niled State
immigration arrangement with Canada
for in.pi-cting immigrants at Juclse i
working mot stilai torily. Kveryron
renieni and coiirt-sy has len extended
to the I'nited States "olhVial. The clae
of immigrant is said to l improving.
I5riga-ller-;eneral I. W. Flg'er, rhief
of ordinance, has made hi annual report
to Secretary Umont. It show the
amount ol eipeiMlitnn sdiiring the fiscal
year ima wa M,7i1'.2 i Among the
first matter treated in the report i that
relating to the inadequacy of the gen.
eral appropriation for arming and equip
ping the uulitiaol the I'nited State.
Secretary HerU rt say that there Is
no truth whatever in the r port that
Hrazil ha lieen a. -lively n.-gotiatir.g
with the Cniti-I Males for the purchase
of the new I'nited States war ships
M i. hiM, Monlgoiiierv and Marblehead:
that the Navy In partuient ia utterly
without power to sell the veels, for
only Congress cou'd do that. No nego
tiation to that end are pending.
The Chinese extension hill, aa it goea
to tho President for hi ngnature, re
"Uiire ad Chinese lalsirer III the Unitesl
State. entitle to remain before it
passage, to secure their rertitlcate of
residence w ithin six months of the time
fixed by the liearr act. Chinamen fail
ing to rivis'er within six months shall
lie deported under the former art, except
that the requirement of a white wilne
1 renmveii. Ail proceeding Tor viola
tion of the (ieary act as originally en
acted, except a to criminals, are eu
pended. Ihowonl "lalsirer" In the
a. t is construed to mean killl and un
skilled mauii.il lalsirer, and the term
" merchant" i defined to mean a rn'r
sou engaged in buying and selling nier
rlnndie at a llxisl place of business,
carried on under hi name. It is pro
vided that the rertitlcate shall rontatn
the photograph of the applicant, t -get
her witn his name, hi local residence
and hi occupation.
Senator Ilutlor ha intpsliii-od a bill
w hich has lor it object the establish
inetit ol a government system of tele
graph lines. The bill directs the organ
ization of a Isiard, to consist of the Sec
retary of State, tho Si-cretary of War
and Ihn Postmaster-tieneral, who are
directed to arrange, a svstem of trunk
lino telegraphy connecting the- various
section of tlie country w ith the city of
Washington, with conmvtiona along
these line at such cities a shall Is-st
.tvi the public gssl. The system i to
Ini carried on as a part of the poetal sys
tem of the country, and discrimination
in rate i prohibited, except that a lc
rate i allowed for pre message than
for current business. The carrying on
of the tcicrsph busincs by individual
or cororatioii i not prohibited. The
bill I voluminous, and drain largely
with the ib'tails of how the lino shall
l constructed. An appropriation of
o.OiUNIinj ,ik,h to Is'gin the work.
The House Committee on Territories
has lieen busy several week p-rfecting
a bill for the admission of I'lah. Though
the administration has not wished to see
the admission ol the Territoriea pressel
just now, tlie fact that the men w ho wilt
tune to the Senate and House from all
the promised new States would le silver
men has caused the promoter of the
Statclnstl movement to pxure. In order
to get around any such ditlicultr a thi
iHdegnte Joseph of New Mexico ha pro
posts) to Inive the bill admitting hi Ter
ritory changed so that admission will
not Uvotno oH-rative until IH'.i."). For
I'tuh, Aiiioua and New Mexico it is pro
Hmst 10 grant them double the amount
of land graute I the hist Territories to tie
admitted. The reason for thi ia there
were grant made for the purpose of es
tablishing a fund for various institutions,
and it i claimed the lands which the
three Territories now knocking at the
door will receive are mostly, if not en
tirely, arid and lit (or nothing until they
have Is'cn made valuable by a costlv
svstem of irrigation, The last six State
admitted leceivcd a grant (or various
State institutions alsmt lOO.OtH) acre of
land each. The three Territories asking
for admission think thev will need at
least l.lkiO.tKX) acres.
In a communication to Congress the
Secretary of the Treasury aska for an
appropriation of f I ft.rt HJ for freight on
bullion and coin Is-twcen mint and as
sar oilier for the current llsral year. He
say that, owing to the iiocvesitr of
transporting a large amount of gold bull
ion from the assay oilier at New York to
Philadelphia (or coinage and of gold ami
silver bullion from the mint at Carson
City to the mint at San Francisco for
coinage, as well as the increased diqsisit
ol gold bull ion at the minor assay oilier,
it will I ncesary to obtain an appro
priation to supply a ib liciener in theap
prtiprmtion for this purpose. Thi defi
ciency grows out 01 the lact llial lor sev
eral yer.r past tliere ha lsen no trans
fer of bullion from New York to Phila
delphia, and conscqiifiitlv no appropria
tion therefor, and from the further fact
that by reason of the suspension of coin
e operations at Carson Citv it will lie
newarr to transport Isith the gold and
silver bullion from that institution to
San Francisco for coinage. Theexpense
of transporting this bullion is Ice, how
ever, than it would N to coin it at Car
s.n Citv, At Carson Citr there ia itHH),
ixJ of gold bullion and liW.ftm ailver.
The amount of gold bullion in New York
that is to U' carried to Philadelphia ag
gregate JO.iW.ft'O.
Representative Hermann ha rsn in
consultat.on with the FostofMce IVpart
metit as to nnmerou application Irom
his Mate for contract to carry the
I'nited ft.it- mails for the next four
year and for the addition of many
route not included in the published
propossl. In the course of the inter
view Mr. Hermann represented to the
department how in hi State many m,.
tractor have heretofore bid so low for
the mail service a to lie rendered unable
to complv with the law, and a a result
the people have received wretched mail
convenience. He stated to the depart
ment officials that should uch low bids
again 1 accepted he propose tues that
the contract shall t compiled w ith both
to the manner a well a the tunecon
traded (or. Ha ay the people alo
complain that contractor snnlrt at such
low rate a lo mr)l person to ne ill
led. overworked and nrwittahle horse
(n l also cheap and etred conveyance
ana are nnan.e to deliver me man on
schedule time or in pmtevted rmn-i.tion.
He hrliere that the law should tw fear
lessslr etiforre.1 in all rasee of fine or
otherwise, and that postmaster should
ba directed to report every violation or
laiinreol schedule, and they should be
inrrstigatol in any rase wher they
should fail to mak report. He thinks.
If the law wera more grnera"r en forced,
reck lee and unpmftaMe bidding fur
FOREIGN IHES.
Jamei Gordon Bennett Injared
in a Coaching; Accident.
THE BIO APPETITE OF LOSDO.V.
Cblcf Result of the General Election
fur tbe Lower Honse of tha
Diet In Sweden.
Constantinople is to be lighted hr
rlei-tricity.
The Sia iallst movement is making
rapid progress in Austria.
Italy i making an earnest effort toex
tirpate brigandage in Sicilr.
The Herman soldier's cooking utensil
are to be made of aluminium.
A new industry in France i the sell
ing of milk froirii solid in cans.
F.ngland received ld.OiXl.OJO letters
from the t'nited State lost vear.
The Turkish cavalry i generally ad
mitted to ! the lines' in all Kunie.
Belgian forces have captured Kirnndu,
an Arab stronghold near Stanley Fall.
The inrreased exiense of thetierman
army is to be Istrne by a tax on wine and
ti b.iccu.
The Sultan of Morocco ha forbidden
the export of grain from hi territoriea
alter IVeemlicr",
I Hranicre. the Pari writer, claim to
1 have discovered the identity of the ".Man
I with the Iron Mask."
Following the plague of wasp last
::mmer, F.urope 1 sintering from an un
I usnal quantity of moths.
Marshal MacMnhon memoir are
i likely to be suppressed by hi family lie-
cause too cntnal ol contemporary men
There are at the present moment
eleven pretenders to the various throne
of Kuro.e trying to make good their
claims.
Tlm West Australian Parliament is
draliiitf with a measure of Chinese re
slriction on the legislation ol the other
colonic.
Mirniii di Itudini sav Italv'l mill
tary expense should Is reduced, a the
tiixpavrr are now burdened to the limit
of their strength.
According to the Koitmanian paper
the rumor thattjueen F'.liralielh contem
plate an carlv return to Bucharest has
no fouii'tntion in lact.
The chief result of the general election
for tbe biwer House of tiieSwelisli I'ict
ha isi-n to strengthen the Moderate
Free Triulo or Center party.
According to statistics just issued in
F.ngland the condition of farm lalsirer
In thirteen countle of Ireland Is now
better than at any previous time.
Social IVmocmt in (iermanr find
great dillicultv , their annual report sav
in providing sis-akers, organizer and
reading matter to meet the demand.
IUnm Uothsehild has tsjught a larg
trai t of land, the personal property of
of the Sultan, near the Jordan. He In
tends to found there a largo Jewish col
ony.
France is going to try the plan of
printing postal cards in blocks, with
stubs, like a check )sik, so that the
writer can keep note of hi corresHiud
encr. Herman financier are disappointed
over the Italian Premier's exposition of
Italy's finance, and all chance of that
country obtaining a loan in Berlin van-
I islics.
I An encounter U-tween the police and
1 the native on the Ord river, West Aus
tralia, resulted in one oliceinan lieing
s tic red and twenty-threo native l:ing
' shot dead.
I Irish railway carry a great many more
I first-chis passenger than any other
Country in the Cnitetl Kingdom, and
I Fngland head the list in third-das
, passenger.
I I -on don haa a big appetite. It devour
every vear over 4i"J,lM oxen, l.tlUO.HOil
! sheep, ftoO.OOO calves, 700,t.H) hogs, fowls
' innumerable, and consume U,Ku0,000
I gall on of milk,
1 Tha government of West Australia
1 propose to tloat a loan of x!40,000, to
i I cxiendcd in railway-construction and
1 in the development ol gold fluid and
j other mineral resource.
J Map for the use of farmer, descrili-
ing the rhemical qualitii of the land in
I various parte of the country and naming
1 the b'-st manures for each section, have
j Wn propow-d in France,
t A small scandal ha arisen in British
' church circles frntu the fact that there
: were (V)0 applii ant (or a place a chap
j lain on a yacht and only five lor a curacy
of hard work in the slum.
James Cordon Bennett, who haa been
confined (o hi room by tlie coaching ac
Icideut in Paris, is to 'be taken to the
I Kiviera, hut his friends are reported
I hopeless that he will ever recover,
j An ex-chimnev sweep, working on
tribute at the White Chlls (N. S. V.)
opal lields, recently struck a pocket of
' U ...n.ll ..... l"bl ihVI Tl.
finder's share amounted to l.S.lHO.
A patent ha lssen granted in Auck
- 1111 II I'WIIIIII VIII ...I.W.r, I IIO
land, New Zealand, for a net to catch
whales. The mesh i big enough for a
calf to pa through, and it is said lo
have lieen ns.sl already with great suc
cess.
A locomotive is tssing built at Glasgow
which is expected to make 100 miles an
hour. It is to have twelve-foot drivers,
and the builders calculate that it will
draw an express train eighty mile an
hour with rase.
The Puke of Westminster, who owns
a large number of houses in the fashion
able district of Mayflower, Ixmdon, ha
declined to lease or renew leases to anv
argen, physician, dentist or medical
man in general.
It appear that the experiment for
some time past in France for obtaining
a satisfactory method of color printing
on leather have lieen so far successful a
to oen np a prospect of a new and at
tractive industry.
The contract tor boring a tunnel
through the Simplon has just lieen signed.
Il ha tsen undertaken on behalf of the
Jura Simplon Kailway Companv br MM.
Iand. Bran. 1ii A Co. of Hamburg and
IrtrUrr A Co. ol Zurich.
The n.'.nument w hich ha lieen erected
npon the lattle field of Solferusj 1 one
of the largest, if not the largest, of it
kind in all Kurope. It consist of a
tower seventy-four meters high, sur
mounted by an electric lamp.
Tbe attempt made by a syndicate of
Frmneo-Yieneee tailors to revive the
brght raiment of the countrr noblemen
of the last two centuries and'of the dan
lie o( the Iiro-torr have (alien through.
Kvening dres will remain as it is.
Newspaper life appears to 1 rerr ex
citing in Knssia. An editor in K"urb
recentlr discharge.! a proof reader. Later
in the Air tbe man returned, killed the
editor and then opened fire on the staff.
Two were killed, aad tUa other escaped
by Jumping oat of L window.
WT - Valley, V(2(r7Hc; Walla
Walla, 5tf 87tC par cental.
ixoca, mo. arc.
Fuca-Btandard.l2.0O; I ay ton. 12.00;
Walla Walla, ti.ll; graham, 12.60 su
perflne, ll'.W per barrel.
Oars-New white, 3.1(436 per bushel :
new grav, 3J'4h--; rolled, in lxg, rn.25
(rfrl.fsjj Wrel. art.T5i.t7.lW: cases, 3.75.
Miixsnrrs Bran, l0t; shorts,
$!H.0ll; ground barley, V-"-' 23 i chop
Iml, 1H iier ton ; w hole feed, liarley, 7i c
tier rental; middling. 12:1 i2S per ton;
chicken wheat, $1.10.4 1. 15 per cental.
Hav iood, I0i12 per Utn.
DAiar raoni'ca.
Rrrria Oregon lancy rreamery, 30
$S2tc; fancy dairy, 2.V-' 27 V; fair to
good, 2022'wc; common, H'!j2uc per
isiiimt. ,.,
Ciiarsx-Oregon. lOclc; Califor-
. I - 1l:..llL.
Ilia, IJ"1-H, IOI1I1K nmnin, ji.isii.si,
Swiss, in.p irted, 3J ?J2c ; domestic, IH
w IMc H-r pound.
Fun regon, 30c er doien; Kt
ern. 'St .27'fC. ,
poui.TRr Nominal; chicken, mixtil,
2 25a3.5H; dinks, $3.00nl4.50: ge-e.-,
7.A0iiiH .V) per doen; turkey, live, 13c
per pound ; dressed, l.V.
r KOKTABI.K AMD fKl'ITS.
VioTAHi.a Cabliage, Is pur smnd;
tiotatisBs, Dregoii, T5c per sack ; new on
ion, 1'4C V I""""': bmiiit. 3-Vit
40cK'rlsx; green corn, 15c perdoxcii;
sweet stto's, 1 '4 "t 1 lc H-r jsjiind ; tr
egoll ivlerv, 'Si -u6uV.
Fai'ir--Sicily lemons, I'l.OO rfu.50 r-r
Ikjx: California new crop, f5.otM5.60
H-r (six ; bananas, 1 .50ia3.00 p-r bunch ;
oranges, f3 50 H-rlsix ; Oregon peaches,
i6 .r70c l-er laix; (all butter iiear. H0f
1V per lix; graH-s, 6omtHic- p'r Isjxj
New York Conmrds, 4 k; per basket ;
Italian prunes, 75.1.00 per Isix; ap
ples, Baldwin, King, H5ci4fl.0() pr box;
Waxen, 75 iiVOo; craula-rrie. H.O0('t8.50
per barrel.
staplb aaoriaiaa.
Corria-Costa Kica, Wn, 22c;
Salvador, 2llc; Mocha. 2tl',,(rf2.V; Ar
biii kle's, Columbia and Ijou, 100-s3iuid
case, 25.!0c Jier sjlllld.
HoNV Choice coin h, 18c per pound;
new Oregon, 10ia20c; extract. Hut 10c.
. Pkikd Fat'iT Isti.l pack, Petite
prunes, 8 it 10c; silver, 10 a 12-; Italian,
Ihnloc; tierman, SirltK-; plums, ll UV:
evasratel apples, HulOc; evaMraU-l
ancits, 15ialtk'; peaches, 1012'c;
rn ar. 7itllc er siund.
Salt l.iverssil, 2 Hs, $15.50; 100.
flrt.00; 50. fltl.50; st.a k. fH.50 -t.60.
Bxans Small whites, :l"3L4c; pinks,
3c; liayo. UkOc; butter, 4cj lima,
3',e per 'Hind.
Ru a laland.f.VTSiu'tl.OO; Japan, none
in market; New Orleans, 5.&0m.:5 tier
cental.
Sracr Kastern, In barrels, 40t55c;
in half-Urri'ls, 42 u6Tc; ill cases, 35"f
80c wt gallon ; 12.25 per keg; California,
in barrel, 200c per gallon; f 1.76 per
kftH.
Souab D, 5'4c; Golden C,54c; extra
C, 6 ' .c ; confectioners' A,'c; drv gran-
ulatwl, 0'4c; cube, crusiieu ami pow
dered, 7'nC VT punnd; l4'c Hr pound
discount on all grade for prompt cash;
maple sugar, 15i lio per putind.
CAKNID OOODS.
Candid (ioons Table fruit, aasortel,
fl.75m2.00; iM-aihe. l.K5n(2.tW; Bart-
lett ears, tl.iH..w; piuiiis, i.oi
1.60; straw tarries, f'J.25ii2.45; cherries,
fl'.252.40; blackberrie, fl.HnmZ.isj;
taspls-rries, f2.40; pineapples, f2.25i4
2.S0; apricota, fl.tlS. Pi Iruita,
assorteil. $1.20: peachea, $1.25; plums.
fl.O0'4l.2O; blacklierrie, f l.iiii 1.40 jier
dozen. Pie fruits, gallons, assorted,
$3.15(43.60: H-a'lies, t,l.&0(a4.(Hi; apri
cots, f3.50i44.00; plums, f2.75t3.00;
blackla'rrie,4.2.ri"4.fiO: tomaloes.fi. 10,
M bath Cornell tecf, 1. fl.40; 2s,
$2.10: chliei, $2.35; lunch tongue, 1.
$3.60; 2s, rO-75; deviled ham, fl.60'4
2.75 a-r down.
Fish Sardine. V. "Sent $2.25; S.
$2.15.4.60; lolwters, $2.:M)m3.50; sal
mon, tin 1-lh tall, $1.25 ( 1.50; flat-,
1.76;2-lbs, $2.2r) 2.50; .-liarrel, $5.50,
PROVISIONS.
F.astkx SnoKBit Mbats AND I.ABD
Hams, iiiimIiuiii, US'" 15'?c ht iMiiind;
breakfast bacon, lHiflU'tc; short clear
Nides, 16(it liic; dry salt sides, 13nt.l4r;
lanl, rniniound, in tins, 10u4c per pound;
pure, in tins, 13 V! bc.
AOS AND BAHOINO.
Burlap, 8-otiiice, 40-inch, net rash,
6c; burlaps, 10'-ounce, 40-inch, net
cash, n'...c; burlap, H'coum-e, 40-incli,
7V; hurlaps. Ill-ounce, 00-inch, lie;
burlap, ln-otince, 7d-incli, 14i,,1 wheat
liags, Calcutta, 22x3ti, spot. He; 2-bushel
oat Isxgs, 7',c; No. 1 selwted mwiif
hand bags, 7c; Calcutta hop cloth, 24
outii-e, ltk
HOPS, WOOL AND III UBS.
Hora "1'2, nominally at 10iloc per
pound, there being none in the market
new crop, 'U3, ltlc for choice; inferior,
Ho and upward.
Wool Prices nominal.
H111BH Irr sele-tel prime, 6c; green,
salted. I'K) siiuds and over, 3',c; under
Hi pounds, it. lo: sheen pells, sliearlings,
10iitl.Sc; nieiliiim, 20m 35c; long wool,
30iuM0c; tallow, good to choice, 3(J3',c
per pound.
UVB AND DBBHSaD MB AT.
Baar Prime Rteers. $2.60ia2.75; fair
to gissl steers, $2.00ir2.50; gooil tochoice
cows, f I.ft0itf2.00; Ureaeed beef, $.(.60-4
rt.tW H-r 1(W Miind.
MrrroN Choice mutton, 12.00(22.60;
lresse.1, $4,011(4 6.60; lambs, $2.00irt2.60;
dresse.1, $(1.00; live weight. $2.00m2.60.
Hos Choii-e heavy, f5.00(t5.&0; me
dium, $46Oc(6.0O; light and feeders,
$4 fsMS.OO; dressed, $7.00.
Vbal $4.00(40.00.
MIBCBIXANBOOa,
Tin I. C. charcoal. 14x20, prime qual
ity, irt.iVMSUW tier box; for crosses, $2
extra per Isix; I. U. coke plates, 14x20,
prime quality, f7.60i 8.(10 per lix ; terne
plate, I. C, prime quality, fo. 50(47.110.
Nailb Base quotations: Iron, $2.25;
steel, $2.35; wire, $2.60 per keg.
Stbbl Per pound, I0l,c.
I.bad Per pound, 4lc; bar, fl'tc
NavalSmkis Oakum, $4.50(46.00 per
bale: resin, 4.ft i'5.0 per 40 pound;
Ur, Stockholm, $13 ; Carolina, $'. per lar
rel ; pilch, frt per barrel ; turpentine, Hoc
per gallon in car lot.
Ibosj Bar, 24e per pound; pig-iron,
23 j25 per ton.
Henry M. Stanley ha ma le a collec
tion ol nineteen legends that were re
lated to him during hi African travel,
and they are to be published bv the
Scribner under the title "Mv 'Park
Companions and Their Strange Stories."
Henry ;.tork of legenJ is (aid to 1 in
exhaustible. The Mongolian pheasant is being in
traduced into the Puvallup Vallev,
Wa-h. '
AdsnlltL
Her Father Von wish to m
daughter, I understand.
Her Adorer I U . ;r.
Iter Fatbrr lsrrrrlrt M srlfa l U m.
hat you art a f.l
Her Adorer-AVaU. I auppoa I am.
Brocklm Ufa.O
HUCrvat Mistake.
Riggls W'hat did M.ss Dawson aar when
roo broas off your ec-sT-menl with kerf
Twangle hb dido t sar r:-rihlna: She
waa prechlasa.
Hiii Good cradoua' W'hjt a wlfls
ris xr 1-irtt T-itlia, ()
FARM 'AND GARDEN.
Appropriate Snpcsestjon f
Careful I'erusaL
PAYS TO USE GOOD SEED WHEAT
Whal Intluenee the (Jatllfy uf j,
Wheat Hi I poo the Yleld
Etperlmental Kesult.
Prof. C. C. (ieorgeson of t,e i a
Agricultural College i-ontribiiu-. the 1 1
lowing for the lieiiclit ol farm, rs 1!'
ii,.. II... i.a.l ll.r.u. ..... , 1 Ur-
ing the past thr.-e years we have '
llieiited to am-erUm what inllunu, . .
..iul.ty ol s,l wheat had u,.,
in. ror v., pu-laisetbe when
en divid.sl into thn-e grades .. ,
re den inate.1 heavv." Vu'iir,,..'!''.
d "light." ll.egwde.;ere,&
running the w heat through a l.m'
,11. Ill the lirst place the w I "J"'
..u fr..M, fl.a fl.u.l M 'I
"""i r sius run II......
the funning mill to blow out the p,
of straw and chatf which it coiiti.r.1
''"itfh
The w heat thu. cieatil was d, ,,,,,,,,, ':
the common" grade. The 'lv"
and "light" grades were obtain.,! 'i..
. 1
running the "common" grade thr,,, .;
the mill so as to divide it into ih. 1,.. ' .
est and pluniM-st seed on the one hi,l
and the small and more or h- -lino r,!
on the other. The former w:i i
"heavy" seed and the hitter "light,"
Fa h of these three grades wen. .....
on five plat, each plat or.e-lwi-iitieU, 4
an arrr 10 riu iu, niio ine couipiriMinof
the vield was luisisl ite,ti t. nr!ltf
of the live plat in each coe. J ,
explain here that tho reason I im. gvj
pint 1 that by tliut mcun it lv.,in.-
Mssible to get a la-tter average of tin
soil lor each extieri nt. If only on
plat is used in such experiments, ti1(ft
is a K-sihihty that some of these iin;:e
pints may I located on rich sjsjti inn
field and other in txir ssii, M lt
well nigh impossible to find lields w h ct,
are of absiii,-v eipial iii.ilitv all Utt.
But by multiplying the plaL, ii trT
tinting them with one another oer th
whole area under ex (x-runeiit and then
busing the culcuhitmn on an nt-rj?
yield of eai h set of plat it is Kil:etu
eliiiunnte the enor due to inp:!itr ia
the soil, which would otherwise anw.
Now for the resiiltsof thrscrxperiuitnti.
The average yield for the three rut
they have l"-ii carriinl on area Ml,,.,;
Light se-d, 25. PJ bushels grain and 1 U
tons straw ht acre; comiuoii n-rd, 3,5;
bushel grain and 1.42 tons sttiw rs-r
acre; heavy seed, 27.07 hiishel gr.a
and 1.57 ton straw per ai re. It sill l
seen from thi that the Is-tter I lis sent,
the better the yield. It should l nutei,
however, that the grade here ct.ri
"common" is letter than the nn.i
seed wheat lise.1 by farmer genrrailT.
The majority of wheat grower kis th
wheat just a it come (nun the llirwlxr,
and eonseoiieiitl v it contiiins more or Im
cluiir and bit of straw and weed unit,
which were epnratet in our experimi-nu
bv runiiiiig the w heat through the fan
ning mill. The wheat was seeded at tl
ritc of a bushel and a peck per Birr, pit
in with a press drill, and the variety
us-d wa the "Cnrrell." But thr u.i
ence of goisl seed ran lie trai-ed far if
vond the yield of the lirst year. Iti.J
Ihi apparent in smressive crop, oir(
to the inexorable law ol hemlitr, bt
which the oirspring partakes of the. (ir
ncterof the parent sbs k. Tliill
fully reiiignineil by all breeder of lie
proved livestock, who exercisetli'fm.'
est care to select the Is'st animi!i l-l
they can get to breed from in orkr
thc'otlspiing may I of siip-iior i-i'.r
and sell al a g'xsl price. It isilutiou
operation of this law thai ramixn.
who have only common cattle, are im
ions to obtain pure-bri mules for tlf
held in order that the steers tlit'TM
mav get Isdter form, grow larger tl
fee.1 iM'ttertliantlieotrspriiigof llii-r.
hull. This law holds equally true u
seeil-breiiling. The grain raisnl Ira t
silierior quality of seed, which h '"3
selected with 'due care, will lie Ml-:
seed and yield liotter crop when Hit
sow n than" grain raised from inlrr
quality of reed. Mt of our Wcirro
dinners recognise this principle in U
selection of their seel corn. At lin-kxi
time thev select the Urgest and lirst ."
and hang them in the loft orsometrrt.-l
place, to lie used for s,v. nest fpnrt
Why not apply the same principle ton
selection of sittl wheat? The "'
inent I have quoted above proves t! '
i not'an idlo theorv, bat it ii M
w hich can lie verified by any one w
will go to the m-cessary trouble. II
have not lieen in the habit of deaniri
vour seed w In at heretofore, do It tw
fall. It will pay yon.
r ACTS or INTEREST.
A lionrd floor in a poultry-hone ij
much easier kept clean by covering si'.a
dry sand.
Keep the poultry-house will clrM.
for there is where disea-e arj d Term
will breed if neglected.
(iivc medicine to sick fowls in i n"'
ing water. They will often refuse to
hut will nearly always drink. (
Put the harvesting machinery nr.ff
shelter. It i BncedieswBsteto.'
it to stand out in the weather alien
lier is so cheap. . ,w
Fowls shut up and fed corn ar.J
alone for ft few dav More being l!.."
are very much better flavored tlin
killnl otr the range.
Store awav the sorghum f'
millet and sunflower seed, a go"l Mcf
of clover hav a corn, oat and when
feed ixmltrv during w inter.
Keep farm harm' in good ret sir.
It
is well to have a supply m
buckles of assorted sires and some iri
on hand to use in case of an emcrpru .
It is not gocsl practice to sell
I1.1V. a bsi much fertility ll,u''.',t
farm with iL You will hae to 1.
I. k in later year if the practice a
tinned. , . . iira
Increasing the pnsluction ot a'
without adding to the acreage i 'n
line of progress, (iraduallr r'",T,,.
learning to increa the vie.d lr - 1
ing mure rational method.
Agriculture can 1 rr.a-le """ "' ,jf
anexa t science bv the Bt r'.' rf
irrigation to the soil than by D. . ,
means whatever. It prev nt-
and makes crop certain, and tt L
the earning porr v u' ' .,. . vr.r
We .hall see It mnch n. ire evri-
apphel in the fut ure Ui.m " '
in the past.
now BUofcet. Wsr ''"'
Blankets, It Is .d. were nsrrir
lh, first makers, three '.'rfj
lol. Kr.ghoid. naaieil M"r,,-,"."j u-,-
Tboma Blanket, who e-tA . .ii.
tm.leh.lhi. artulrof ""Jj IB
wrr tbe esrhe-t man.lf-u""V -tke
middle of the Fourwntb F
UoaUsa ComnierviaL
alsa ArTalrfc f
fnnnlrin. Child-PP "
cry at wn Wings' .,n t"
papa lahrtracted.yH-M y
Wwkly . . -
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