ANOlilKU ;U.tii: tSTALLIXUED.
Maria NeccHary In Ord. r to Kit lu
pill For I be State lulversity.
lull? Ousnl, Fslirusrj l.J
At ft tnifUiiK of the Hoard of UItbo
torit of IviK'.-nu school district, held
lust evening, tliu following resolution
wus U(IoiIimI:
Wiikkkas, Tliu reti'iiU of Him I'nl
verity of Ort'K'Mi, nt n recent muellag
hell III I'urllmni, cut oil" two ywtrs of
tliu four years preparatory cours,
which lour. years court wa recently
adopted hy Hit) Hoard or reconimofMleil
liy tliu Faculty, therefore le It
Kkhoiakk, Tliul there lie estab
lished u niiilli yciir Kru'ltt in tliu course
of htmly In the Kui.-nj I'ulilln Hchools
to take ell'oet at tliu ic-nlriK of school
next ycur.
TIIK SAM B OLD STORY.
Tim lnrtslatito Muddle Cintiuoes
WliHt shall the Harvest lie?
H.. .: l Hi. i.riHb.
Kai.km, February 12 The vote In
the Joint pom vent Ion wax the same as
jcMlfiiUy. No nor 11 in wax present.
Henalor )nfnr, of Wa.co, made a
Sieecli for the Milehclllles, reply Iiik to
tarter' W'wh, of Wednesday, creat
ing nolle a sensation.
Legislative N'jtei.
I(i-pr ntiitive Vaoghan, of Lane
county, Is uimlilo to occupy hi seat
on account of l kill-in.
I'm- KuIi-iii ptix-r aru doing a HTt-at
ili-iil of mud slinging about legislative
matters.
It is prolnihli! the legislature, or
what I hen- 1 of It, will ad ourn at the
cnil of I In- li'kl"liitlve forty dais, which
will Is-Friday, February Huh at mid
night -uc week from I Ijflit.
Journal'. Tim scnule, can't K't aloti(
anil do Imslm: without It sixty
even cuiiiuilttee. clerks. To be sure,
the comiiillteos have nothing to (In,
hut oiiie of the clerk have. They are
lircilud to herd a few Heuutort Into the
rump Joint con vent ion every (lay.
Their services iiru Indispensable.
The sennit, dismissed all Ha elcrks
yifli-rdnv, )i7 In numlM-r, many of them
wnuii-ii. Fvery omi except Senator
pinion voti-.l In the alllim tlve. Home
of the senator spoke, lu Invor of re
taining them, tul the Multnomah
county senator wiim the only one to
Hluuit liy lilt color.
Win n n motion wint iiiudo for third
rending of hill In the senate yesterday
Meriting opposed owing to the house
iM'Ing iinorKHiiii-d. Harmon favored
the rc'olutlon Driver opposed for lack
nt house organlallou, unit moved to
adjourn King Mated ll. lit he believed
tit pasnigt) of t he I1 1 In would be legal.
l'liriKnii of Marlon inMied on the
ground that after (he heuso U orga
nised the sriuitu can more tluill keep
lip w ilh It.
Col. Alley Compliment
laker City F.venlu ltepublican.
l-'rh. V; (iitnplicll l-'ru.er. Oil Ian!
Saturday evening, Mr I I. Campbell,
editor and proprietor of tliu Kugene
(ll Aim, whh married to Mm N K
Fritter, formerly Miss Ida CoggNwell.
The couple look , (he train thai night
fur Mexico o their bridal tour.
Ira Camplxill In one of the best
known editor of Oiegon, having pre
sided In the editorial chair of the
(li'AKH for iiiaur vein. Ho I an In
tluialeaud liouoii-il friend of the editor
of till paper, and a wo know til fat to
he ii'ieoi the iii'ml iinunrauie men in
this slate, ll la our profound wish that
he live a long and happy married
life.
M r N K Frn.or w unborn In I .sue
county, and I a daughter of Mr John
('uKgsMcll, one of the ploueeraof Lane.
I We would gently inform the Col.
(hut she hui none (Im better of the
(ll'AKH iiiun, In hlrili, aa beofplace
too. wa horn in I, una county, out
West lu tlie IiIhIoiio and fehelllou
Long Tom nelghlKirhood.-Ko lli'AHD.
UU'voIr Howl Hook.
Tim road book of Oregon, for 111
cycllsts, giving liiformiilioti a to routea,
scenery, nooointiioiUtlons, etc, la al
most ready for tlislt million. Hon ten
from l-:ugeln are given a follows:
Portland to l-lugeiio via Forest
drove and Corvalll.
lluUey to llum'iui via Colmrg (varia
tion of rmite
Kugene to HurrUI-uig via Cohurg.
l'.une to 1 lurrinimrij via Junction
--two route.
Kngelie to l'l lnev Hie.
r.ugene to Koliy and llelknap
epringH via McKi'iit lirldge.
. - . . i
Ml 1 1 lili'd.
Tin' following in i-iron It court caea
have tx-eii tiled w nil the couuty clerk:
Lir.le N Thompxoii v Hen Itunli;
to recover J-liKHt.
Llrle N ThompH .u v C C .Hell; to
recover IiVhi
Wm Mollitt v Inter Manvllle;
tt reiHver peraon-il property to the
value of f l&.
in uimrvi. tVI-maryl.'.
Tkk Wratiikk. The wind changed
iiddenly fioni Hi -until to the north
lat cve'nlng and lu i abort paie of
time the tctnp lutn-c dropld and
deiily Hcveral .1. ;( .. The rain
turui-d to now h i. I light iHwt of the
lieaiitlful covered the land tbla morn
ing. The temp uttii'i- wai not many
tio'.cliu naove tl fin zing point at an
early hour thl morning, which I
iiili a coiiti"i to the c hi nook
eatlu-r of ycteid:i .
TKl.t'l'lluNK 1 SeiilNKIKI.U. Ueo.
Craw now ha I i i-;phone line to
Springfield complcto nid in operation.
New trnutinliter buve tu put In at
Utli eudiof the line I'lie Springlleld
dtlli-e It lu Valit-imi A Son' mill
olllce. Thl line will grvatly facilitate
communication Ih-Iwicii Kugene and
SprlngtWId. Hcretof. ueall quick com
iiiuulcatiou bail to U- nil by telegraph
tv wav of WiHHlburn.
l it f liliant, Krl-ruity 1J.
tifN Aixii'KM. A r;ort of a gun
accident come from I amp Creek.
J ami-. SiU-r, a young mau, while
handling a rule lat eveiilt'g at that
plfci, lu toine manner ditcliarged the
weapon. The lall pael through the
lle.li part of the riglit lliigli, canting a
painful but not tlangerou wouud.
HENOKICKH-X'KESZIB BRIDGE.
Oar Correipoadent Ftvori Hie llulld-
lor of Urldfe Kieoratfi
Camp Creek.
Kditob (iUAKO: Aa our' rielghbora
of Camp Creek are again to the front
with their remonstrance a it l nut the
building of a bridge at the Heiidrick
ferry, and alao with iietiiloin to tlie
County Court for another appropria
tion for their Camp Creek road, and a
they propose to circulate nix of thine
petition In every part of the county
to defeat the petition now before the
Court for a bridge, we wlh diainter
ealed partlett at a distance to be some-
what acquainted in uie matter.
For the paat fifteen year the fact
baa len proponed and admitted by all
tbe McKenzle neonle and travel and
concurred In by tbe trade and mer
chant of Kugene, and also recognized
bv the Lane Couuty Court, and alno
Justified by the continued Increaaed
travel, that a bridge is now needed at
the Hendrlcka ferry.
Hut at any time the -ople have
asked for this bridge, the Camp (.'leek
people drop all their differences, re
ligious, political and line fence, and
pull aa one man to get the appropria
tion to build a road for the McKenzle
travel ou their aide of the river, and
they use our necessity for, and as their
opportunity. And this is no new
thing, and their promise to make "this
good road" la no experiment
They have already at different times,
reoelved many hundred dollar from
the County Court In this way, and the
people of the McKentie have alto given
volunteer work for said "good roid,"
but every time such appropriation and
work were followed by a wet winter
aud all would sink nut of s glit, In that
natural road bed, as Mr Hillegua terms
It, like a ieople used to sink Into the
old timet natural feather beds.
Now I would kindly auggeat to tax
payers when tbey are solicited for their
names to one or more of tald six peti
tions, that they (juration the beater
that as times are too hard to build the
McKenzle people a bridge, whether It
alao would uol lie ecouomy to let them
go together, and not make their said
"good road" till llina get belter, as
tbe McKeuzlellea neither desire ur du
serve anything of this good road.
Aa a sample of their anxiety In our
b h tlf, there is nearly a mile of road
running east from JM Dick, which
i tlie county road turning up the Mo
Kenzie aud In the Camp Crock dis
trict. Not to my kuowledg", in twenty
years, have they worked s, day's work
on this piece of road, neither has It
ever got one dollar of previous appro
priations, and six months of the vear
II it almost Impassable, and rarely a
vehicle then passe over ll on that ac
count, aud funerals from up tlie river,
coining to the cemetery, have to leave
the road and go acrosa lot, and their
excuse it thai they don't travel that
piece of road.
When I came ou the river twenty
one years ago, the population of Camp
Creek and the McKenzle was about
eijual, and while Camp Creek remains
stationary, or hardly hold itt owa,
the people of the McKenzle have more
than trebled, and business on t t-e Mc
Kenzle la yet In itt Infancy. What
with Its tliiilwr, mine, health resorts,
rich river ImiUoiii lands, increase lu
the l-'.aatern Oregon freight and travel,
alao Increased popularity as a summer
resort, for camping out, ruxllrutlng,
hunting, tlsliluiT, berrying etc., tlie
possibilities and opportunities of the
SlcKeuzle country are hardly yet
known and a great future is yet
ahead.
lutplteol hard times, quite a vil
lage aud business place hat sprung up
at Wallervllle, with a good prosect
for future progress.
Twenty years ago Waltervlllo got
mall once a week; al thl time a
dally mail, aud there Is more mall
now distributed daily than was twen
ty year ago with tlie weekly mail.
And at this time there are live post
offlcea on the river, two of which get
dally mall.
Our friends (?) of Camp Creek, may
again deleat us, but that neither dow ns
or settles the bridge iiucttlon. An
outlay of tlfty thousand dollars would
uol cause that road to turn the travel
from crossing the river at the ferry, for
loaded teams, light rigs, or bicycles
will not climb mountains and wind
around narrow and dangerous grades,
when by crossing tlie river they have
good level roads all the way to town.
And should the Couuty Court leave us
out In the (Mid, the two-bite would get
usover the river as quick aud safe as it
ever did, but It would be an Injustice
to the whole McKenzle people to put
any mote money on the Camp CrevK
road aud reckon it for our beuvtlt.
The McKenzle valley will, in a short
time, again double Itt population; a
wedding takes pla.-e every few days
aud fresh aettlers are constantly locat
ing, and there It room tor many more;
tlie clamor for a bridge will liecoine
louder and stronger, and until a bridge
It built their future County Courts
will tlnd ll It a subject "To be con
tinued." S. Smkkp.
Lincoln's Hlnh-liay.
Ptll; Ousrt. rvtmisry 11
J W Oi.rv I'ost nf the tJranil Armv
ofthe Iteptiiillc, celebrated the anni
versary of the blrili-day of rrcildent
Lincoln last evening at their Im II lu
(hi city. A larce audience was pres
ent. Commander Anderson hud charge
of the. xerclsee of the evening. J
Tbe formal address or tbe occasion
was delivered by I'rof K It MoKlroy.l
last lVpartment Commander, who
paid a high tribute to the memory of
the great war president; setting forth
hit ability, integrity, patriotism aud I
magnanimity. Lincoln lived, thai
greatest ornament of the country he'
died, regretted by a mourning world. I
The addrvsa wa followed by a pro
gram of appropriate music anil recita
tions, after which asocial season fol
lowed, the Isiliea of the W K C, hav
ing prepared an elegant luncheon of
cotte and cake lu great abundance for 1
all present. The occasion wsa greatly1
enjoyed by all In attenaauc. i
Dst.ro Al ts Ki.kctuv The Soph-'
more class of Hie university has elected
K I) Hoone aud M Its Maud Ccrtisll
I, delegates to the state oratorical cVi-
test, which niseis in .ewiurg rviru
ary 2H. The Junior claa h elected 1
V Kuykeudall aud Itlanch Tat lor. '
The freshman and senior classes have
not elected delegate yet. '
BIDDY'S WM'.M.
Tlio owners of tlie O. K. rini'-li worked
tlmlr men curly and Into tdrMighiut the
summer, but lu the wlnt-r ii.onln the
n hole duty (if tnnn w.is roinr.rlwd In rid
ing tlm psnture and waiting fir spring
A ihiiii K'"d enough ' ' IikI J ei.ougli fo I
retained through tho winter w.i mi i I
vet. Of ten men in.uu!ly k- thruiKli,
two were sufflcleiit t" rldo thu itun-
and keep the formes In n-pulr, and eight
could wait fur spring.
There were other uvomtli in, s-n-h a
learning to flddla lilnm J"-nk worked
at that for yi-ara Tho third M-n.Mi I asked
biro If he could yet t'l"7 any tunes. "Nt
yet," wild he hopefully. "Itut I "in start
a few."
There was slwnys mho ninl lnjlnir,
there wat snuie reading, and w-aslunal
trlpUtiwn. l he ynurgter did ennsld
eruble letter writing fi n.rn-i 'Hid'-nt w
cured through a iiuitrliuonl.il .iper known
on tho range as Tho i,l.nril and Kl-t.
These various Industrie, were ad litutum.
The one occuputlon whleh m er mils en
the cowboy who has w-erkid hard all turn
mur and whose pay Is going right on
through stormy weather I. waiting M
tjirlng.
The O. K. ranch h.y In u unrMW and
furtllo valley, and alut this time the i n
cronohment uf actual settler, l.-gan t"I er
plex tho owner and minor the men. In
one season a great part f the valley had
been pre-empted, and where lat ymr wa
an unlimited open wntiT front, with not a
house In sight, It hnd become dotted with
settlers' ralilns unci lintln-s to keep off tin
grass Only eight miles Ix-luw the rinn h.
In a liend of thu river where we hud man;
a tlmo held a hlim-h of eattlu while cutting
out, a school lion i had Ix-n Imllt. NVhi r.
Settlers come to star, the big cattle herih
have to move on. S-hoolhoiises are i rett;
gisid evidences of permanent selth-iuulit.
This niiuo.ned for the first term In
chsrgeof a tcnchi-r Imported for the pol
tlon from the !ttc. and every man en
the ranch rode iiroimd that way to Insjeei
the fein-es. A bright eyed, fri-ch fie-ed
girl Is a plensalit nlglit to a mnn, whetln-1
lis be nfoot or on In rclmck, and a ih(
stood In thu door, with a look of curiosity
at ti what manner of men Were tlnst
trooping I y, any mini In thu compim;
would lni given hi. ImioI. fi r the right
to doff his hat a in I ,v 'ij. d luoriilng. '
After we had a d by Itohert rulsinl
the question whethir he, u. thu old manol
tho party, hhoiild not have done so. 1
don't think," hi' said, "that no hhovved
proper renpect to the young hely to all gv.
by li liMikllig out of the corner of our evi
and nary man saving u word."
Tho Ihivs langl.nl, but HoUrt w.i- ri
ous.
Then Illddy iiffi-nd him n wagir. "l it
liet you that I get a h-iter from that glr)
before you do. "
"Illddy, you r,. a fool," said Hubert.
"That's a M-nxlhle girl, and you Im n m
Iik-oiI with t In-lit i rre-p. .i.ib-nt - In I In
li lizard and Klst you ih n't know enoiigl
to know you'll mer git u letter from n
tenslhlu gill. I'll t.ike ;onr bet, and ll
you don't get your letter In ono month you
got to do my work all winter "
"Done," s.ild HI, i,ly.
On rvlleetlon lllilily would not l.avi
olTeriHl such a wugi r. The hi amy i f llid
(ly'schurneter was that hi. eond thoiightf
oil it 10 no long lifter hi. llrt th'ii-lit. thai
there was time for line li le-tlon I i t . n.
In tho mutter of this bet he tot k a, lion at
on by writing under an ii-miiiihI mum
to the teuiher iihoiit three if hi. ehihlrei
residing In another eounty and a-h;ng or
what terms they would I e roeehi-d Inti
her sehool. lu due time bis letter w.o
answered by the trii.ti e to whnm It hail
been referred. He next wr te Ml. 4 Hell,
saving ho niuler-.bw.il she w Mu d to buy n
suddlo horse and might he I ru one f n
Inspii tloii. No uiiswi-r to thl. 1 iniill;
bo tried what heeuiild il" at i-h, rter ranee.
Ho iMViirtd mi liitrodie I ioii 1 1 the lady.
nut her several tlines. and n -i inly I. It
second thought, began to ilir. Whit
seeiuiHl to him tve-y enough eti the ihiv hi
riHlu by the si-hoolhou-o was now Impo.
slblo. He did not n how he i-otild bavi
beenmii Involved In siieli an afteni t. Jit
heartily srurucd himself. Hiding home ll
this mood, which hefiini lnl showitl raihei
flno fueling, but whleh really nr, -e fr. i,
conscious failure, Illddy h-okiil up H-d. rl
to ill-knowledge himself l.-ab v, but Koberl
wus oil to town and did not shun up agair
until after t'hrl.-.tiuas.
Hubert, who had ridden by the s, -hool
house muny times Klmethe teim legal),
had bnpH iietl to read a iie p.,er Item
about a ciihtom In some foreign land ot
sending gifts to the incst beautiful l ady.
I suppose It was a fnlry tale, f.-r there ne'v
erhus Nvn In any pluee any ei e m,.t
lieiiiitlful lady, but It strin k K -l.-rt a. an
eminently pro or custom, lie nit tin
Item out. He rode by the , h, , lho:,se i la i
again to confirm his judgment. I to imnh
his disposition m-eordingly.
Olio morning the young te.ielur v,-o
surprised to llmi lit her do, r Kot.rt s I l
hors, with saddlo and bridle, ami a in ti
saying that Hubert sent th.-m on tho an '
thorltyof (he luelo.el ne ,i; el .lip; that !
ho really could use the 1,,-r-e no I .-tiger I
too old and would she do him t !. favet I
ti tako the old way tun-k oil hi. hand.? I
Miss Hell, who was loirnlng t- u- a:
typewriter, sat down to the imielui e and
wrote a note of thanks, declining tho hurx !
at a gift, but accepting the u.e , f l.im fot
tho winter, slid iihsurliig Mr K, I , rt that
tlie was not the lady referred to in the,
story. I
Two dart later Hubert brought this let
ter Into tlio uie..iihoufc while the l. y. werv j
at supper.
' I ve N-ut you," said he to liuhlv "l
didn't want no letter, and 1 i'u!n t (p,vt
none. Hut here It Is, and l.o tlili k.
can't read writing. It's prmtiM." i
"Why, that thing," wild Seotty, "1. ta
letter. That's a eireular. Mu seiid. them '
out to every fellow who gives h. ra hore . "
"Hint's straight," Nild another. '1
hear she has a w hole Umd of saddle lior-
down In Johnson's p.isfun-. "
"Hoys, shut up." s.,ld Holvrt gently.
"I ll leave It to tho f. reman whether 1
win."
Tho foromau divided that a printed coin,
nuitileutlon I. not a letter, and that a
Hlddy hnd received no letter Ivth had lost
the wager. i
That night the Ivy. oon.Mored tho mat 1
ter over their pipes ami rendered the
unanimous eilnh-n thu letting Is hu
mors! when jou l.-se. and that Holvrt mid
Hlddy, hnvlhg K-th le,t. should rldo the
pasture all winter hl,i the rest i f US
wuluM for spring ti It. Dunham In
Argonaut. ;
Wrlghlus t iling KUh. (
A visitor at the New York a.juarlura 1
who hml wondered I ,-w (J,ev matuigixl to
got the weight ,f n luo I.',', aivuratoly '
loarnud that t' n w.,. n-ally n vtrr sltuple
Ihlu to do lie ...!, j, ut i'ton
of wut.-r. Mhnh I, in-ihrti with the llsh
lu It 1 hen ti e .!i 1. Oikeii out and pall
anl water are w. gl-e 1 tiitut It j
A inKY ul-' IMHA.
,u,l.e.pl-.rt-r,.fU.e.-f . :--.r l.u.nl ;
tl.u g'.rrl-M, ut (.'..h-.tt ' h' -t'-r A-.. .
captn'n if drag-.-,!,, s..-n.-l the m-
d.i ply li t'-r. -.ti.l. t
Jt )i rettaltily r..!.g-." ' ' 1 '
young l.ei.t m.t.t. ' where M; V.lr :
'.t,i lav.- ..-d to. 'H-.t :" :
t In
nio
f , . ! . - -1 1 1 tl. re I- lte
ii. y n. 'i. -. :
dure to . r;
1 I.!,. W
I i, a. -'.r-
wl.-. U t.'a r
r .' meh ii irn:a .
la.t, V.'. 11," f ti.rn-d A-nhy,
- i tin re 1. a la in n above n
I will lit.d - r, If I h.v.u to -.i
l-li rv l-ala. e Bhll I.Hel III ll.d
h tj-n-'t-'it
l. !.!h-
men, -he I- my nlhan
.,1 I ,:,!.. 1.I..1 I i-.'
... ..a,., ii, , i..r I will' "
A. tl:e voimg s.-!di.-rer.,-.dtho ara..o
groiitidiiwhite r..l- il. ilu-l.y f- rm f- ,e :.
clo.v U hlnd him. Wa n th- two t.-.e led
n spot w h. r.- the light whl. ii-:: .o-a I' '"
thu burnt' k wind .ii.did i. ! p' n. '.rate. t:.u
lialliu touched l..e Lur- p. an g. ntly m.d
whl-per.-ib
"Would A'ltl.v s..hlh l.i-'l the ..st ma.d
en- If so, All en dire, t h.m to where she
lingers "
What! Volt."
'.--ahlb, She I. ive'l l.o.V a ptl- la T til
the palate of tin- r.i.al, of ,li;dp r- "
What! Ill tin- ow. r f that I '-.ithen
prime1 liy my snord, I II go to thnc'lo
l.el at (,hc and a-k irn,.--,. n to order
out my dug. on. and tear his glitter. ng
lit., de d"W ri at "lit his i ar. "
.-tay, wtltlh!" nuicUy r.j.llied the
faithful servant. "If l.n,-li-h soldl'-r.
W. re s.etl ll' -a.t the 1 -il ee . f the Mih,
the feehle surk ' f life V.h:- ll -t.ll lli.ll.T.
In the Ij. sunt of the vvhitu n a al.-ii would
(He."
What? Would ta" villain n.i.r-1- r la r:"
'.-.ihlb' All ha. .aid ihc n.al.l :i 'ihl
din and l. aie no tra- o . f I .-r u- .t' It. l.i
ten, sahlli. '1 la- s'ai.-s , f the r..;,.h arc the
friends i f All. and It I. th- y w ho I ave b al
him of their ma.b-r's ra t. n -. W. uhlAtli-
by t-.lhlb el.t. r till) p.llaee i f the la.all U!l-
ace- mpaiileil, save by Ah:"
"Why doe. tin' light of tl." raj.ilt'siyes
woe It should bring Joy to th : la-art to
he the ohu.on one t f s great it lord'" and
n loioly 1 1 ir.ii' o girl knelt nt tl.ef.-.tf
Agm-s l.lat' liford, v. ho v... ho! Ling bit
terly. Mi" i ifcred no r. !y to the kindly I. .
peich'.f Ii r c j.ti.lon. I'n.-ciitiy t!.t
dali.a.:. 1 1 a :c at no i J.d ' f t;.e ki1-s.ii
vva lilt, il in ! the ra.ah him-i if . nt.-red.
When will the light of my hie e. a-c
V i.-plng'- A ml t la n v ill a sm.le lah.ri:
the face of hi r v ho 1.. 1 n d I y t he rajah
of Jiidpon 'V
Agnes lilaleiif. rd spramr to I . r fe, tarn!
tun ing upon la r pel -cent, r ov-laini"!,
"Neier, wrett h, m u r, until M.o is re
stored ta tho ic iiio of la r fatla r."
I ho n.i'iie rm, it might hui.' n.ade nn
kivi r had It in l I ecu for the i ntratc o t f a
sable Nul Ian. v.li '. falling I'., it upon l.i
face, legged f -rglvci c-s for the in;riisi..n.
".-icaU, slave. What v.i-.tl-l lull at this
time:''
"Mn-t li.liih'.y i:nd . in rfnl rajah. '
Said the I la. Ii "Willi! h a-o the soil . I
it king tolm k n: .-n that v. hi. Ii b.s m riant
lias brought him
" 1 ho curios;: i
i f ti.o la all U i,ri,M d.
Let lllm see. "
The Nubian an -o i.nd 1 ' t
Ineiit. I lit I-, appe ir.-.l In it i .-.u,--
ii al r-
lug In at lo. d palan.juiii. u l.lch v, a - i , i m
ii .. n tho shnuidcrs ,f f :i,r I : ,, :,s 1;k.
lilmself.
A sardonic smllo pl..y, -I a! . u: ti.o K;
of tho rajah as he -lej ,, , ( r,-.:.: I to !.;t
tho rich .uriailiof ti c l:',..i I ho I i xt
moment ho started I a ii l:i I. t l. wi'ii
his right hand el..-, log the 1..1; i f h
i-lini tor.
Hut before I o eoiild di.nv ti c i ! .. tin
sword i f Captain A-h'-i v.as at ... t i, ,,(.
" Wretch' ' e. Jul mi .1 t ho soldi, r. " W, :,
yoll n I hrisl.an, 1 Mm, hi iitval-.l m ii a n,o
mcnt to maho your j.a.o v. nli
mighty! lint. iuhd. 1 d-.g that
Al-.-iro.
look your .i-t U cn ti.n-
iaitl.li . f"t
your time has coine!"
'1 ho rajah i-mjuI to call for s-.ai.u.o',
but thu call ill. d aiiny ti on his h; -, mt
his eye. fell upon n body of dra.;. t.s that
were rapidly idling tho itpartu.i :.t. Ll. u-
tenant t all. t,.n rang (. rwatil iilul
Up the blade of I.U la; t;i::i.
'Your ai ! .ii. sir! l-o i.ot frg.-t and
overstep y.'iir author',:;. I lii . r.i.h Ii a
man In lil-h oslthn. 'I lie 1 : r 1 1 1 -1 1 gov
i-rninent shouhl deal with I, tin."
"Lieutenant, 1 th.mli you," n luriu d tin
captain, ll h more cotnp, sure, ei ure
our royal pi Noin r vi 11. 1 h. Id you re
sponsible for hi. safety. "
It wa. la w that l a tain A-l.l-y hr-t
seeined to t.iKo iioth o i f ti e :rl wla-n, U
had re.i-uid. Spritiglrg to la r :d,. ills
regarding the preseiii-e of his li!i, r. tin
captain ela-ped her lu hi. arms.
The fnlt.'iful All had. a. he .aid, ob
tained the Itiform.-itl n n-i t-- the la ro
il bout, i f the young KhglMi girl fr. m tin
Serv.ll.t. of tho native irlli -o !-,, ivltl,
out i eei tlon. lialed the t r.mnleal ilesi., t
it .... i .. .. i : .
...... t.i .,,1,, Bllk.' -ll ll
I 'io on; tain t.
elleet the re."ao of M. Ill,
tel. ford l-v
tering tlie id,,,,!,. n r,., m.n.in, f, r '. , lt
that If his masti r eoiihl r, a. h tho sid.-1 t
tho young lady he eoiild
t I or r ii.
the fury of the rajah until hN ...,l.-r
could gain an i ntr.im-o and co-no to hi)
support.
led. ;y th-i ha pleit Woman In India Is
the young Ifo of the captain of dragoons,
while the rajah of .1 udpore has I eeii de'
posed from hi. high rank and mt.de to pay
mi enermeU. sum f. r 111. amlueltv In ab
ducting from her home an i:i,, '.:.':i I v
-Omaha World-Herald.
t ur.lr Who IVeume no Archbishop.
Year, ago n young m.m entered i'.(- r-l
college, l'.t gland, ai plyi: l,ims,;f to tho
tu.iy cf tlnsdogy. Mtialeiiiy lo ill-,-,.
J-eanil and was ( t s,vn a.: o:, f. r several
Vcars. when he ntcnad a -a ll t : the . , i
hgo. IK- gr.:du.-,tii!!:ut:-e h:gl.e.t l-.-n-i
rs, entereil the ,-htircli and r -o to the
dignity, f .-,:. ar.-lih;..op ,f ,tk. M.,nv
were tl-.o sts-.-uhi;!, i.s ,-o,a,r: u-.; his '.
terlousiiivipicaran.e. It I, t, that coin,
cident w-.th 1 :s ,, ; ar.ore a da: u. crs-dr
"Piv.ind lu t;. Me,!!!,rMiM,!i, who wax
laid tho .a',; ., f ;i i ..u,, t,
In a f.-w ..,:, la , ,;n.H. ., u:u: u-o
aiuoi.nt i f trcasaro in a i!,s,rt -l
whlea 1 o made his h.-.oh;uartors. Hero ho
roi-aalv.M with bis f, ll, ,rs. !,.llv,i.g th.-m
at Itu.rvaU for the ,-, mimny , f ..woman
who as tho partner of ,. -h , ,,,(,
day l.e el, d, ami Imn ..lia-.-lr the treasure
wn dn , ,.;1 ; - ,., , ,Os; ,-rs, ,
f-!iert:y a::, rwr.t.1 the y, Upk- ,.,., ,,u;0
Ills roa; ; care o at Ovarii a ., student
HitislHirg Di-p.it. ii.
Mi Meslil 11,,. 'M.t.
An Fi gl:.a w r tor , ,.
tish r--tu.!:e!.,tl -n I. : ; .' ..;,.,
'oa l:'o I in - ... j , ., x
"Ve..' fc.l, he. :: : m '
nult.iua ra:-:. , :,n.l : . ,.-r, . , , . ..
ur.'U s!t Hu.heil ami . x; !., .... d i h..; ' .Vio
mrsnt tbo p et, U,, i ,
i ai: i i.i:itK .s'i ku!'I--
j j,-litli.tiv.n ir.Ki. Ill'' du
tcle,rai!iic corn'oiidcncL. ol
t ,. im 'ooi.t. tini-i I'leafiwt
r. Hla.-'t r fri !- r- Utiveiol
t'.
tlirc orc or mor-i lem-in
i. w:,.arc i nr'- red n th-1. r-'"
it ire!
It,...- -i ....!' 1
th- i a-' ' I "'" '' 1
w: '-ii a :"
h . .I I r a ! r
til i-s-.-.l h'-r. I: o i
111 l-Xlo i l t'i !l. I" '
a'or t'.iric." ) ' '
,.,,.-e., uf in
' fatter, tint:
. . I lie ilill 11"
,i.e, lit llif-
iiMcl libit
v.-r. tli it Sen-
i ol. I nun. It
n m Harmon, too,
U o:.l.'' f i:r i
to - V 'ii it
oiiiiiittce ctii
Ii. t-i.-c .ti.'l li.iV :-'-.
1 1, re.- i !i -r 'ii. 1 1
.11, was alloui.l
.lismisscd out-
uf t a cw .l.n -."
(I i!!o ; . 11- .". l.C" IjttWC-t n til'.'
ft-:i .!..! h m i.v I"' that the lb
tvir.- I fe- '"' :i--::isl the latter
.. lMt ', ... uiu.i r.-o ninl navi(;:i
t;..n." r'.;'.ireil si..ial asci-tance.
'l'la- -elll'or :i -'-.ireful, llOWCVlT,
ii . in i-iinlny iii-ire help than was
r. ,..tftj !'.-r tii" work on hand.
II .; - oi t',c lk'i7 croji arc htin
. ..iir t- l l r in W lehiiijjton for
Ii.. hi- ;i .ouui with part pty
t in a Ivati.f fr cultivation
aid , i. kin.-. Tliis i mi indiciition
oi (..!. r lino - it'n-.i 1 for the hop
j f i or.
i'l.c ti.i til. led native horn houk
uf ( r --.'ii ai.- C ru II Walker, i-f
Aio tn v. ai.-t Ca i mi J 1 H tiray,
o' A.'oiii. Tl." f inner was horn
on I b . i in lu-r 7, 1 "i.'i"., ntid the lat
t r .fi M in-li -J'J,
'1 I t tir-t loll ii In du((d in the
I ! i!i li L'i-l.iture hy a w. man rep
i ii t'lv .:m tiiiind ut the high
l:io itrc hat.
I', i- 'iied thai Hun Kiiis'! r
11-no u ii, ieprc.-"i.tative in run
if - I.-.im th" lii-t Oregon district,
. i i i,t! i la'e fir c(itiiiiiiMion"r of
thoti' -t.i-r.il I.tudilliee. Mr 11-r-in
iiiii's t--rin us cmij;riMliail (X
. t. - on tin- l:li .riixi.iio and hh
h - and Major Mi-Kif.ley were ood
li :. ii I- In ll they were c.il
l- aio. s j,i 'he huUse, h'' 1113V FtUl-c-,,1.
Ti." I. .:, i.-ratii- tnctiihcrs of the
I . '-I .t in- arc in initvi-tj ri'.-p.iii"i-I
I" l'.t. the hold tip, says the I..rt
hi d i -iii. 'i. Keprcsentative Kil
w ii to I'li-.I luth I'.ictintis at the
' tit that i !is:n v.-r otj other incin-I.-
: s a i -.v ri d t!: roll call, the Im.r
!.- h i. r.i'.s vcnlil hi- in their scats
'. i t: ...k .- lln- rtij'iircd tjiiuruiii. If
il." n j.ijLli - t us want io organize
. 1 I'.cy have tit tl-1 is t.i drive in
I i- ; ulil.c.i'..-i.
1 1 v i..h ..Hi r in ( irogaiii I'it v
. :, -Itt r '-.r.ijhl in a saloon, thc
r i t ii'lo r ph. i c of :tnuisc:i tut,
d r ii.o I, t-xci .- in the p.-i for-
'' ' ' "I In duly ur I'.tr drinkn i
y ! 1. 1 "i 1 1 1 i ; . 1 1 i 1 1 4 liijuur or
: ..: to any t mi" in any pnKlic
0,-- sll lii I.I- (liseh;ir",l'.. No p i
. -. r sh ill - licit or receive
-1 !f on ,ri at . irtii'-) or cii-i!e
i .i :i v Hi-! ii- -is, mi penalty of li--.!
liiri'.' il :Keiy fired out of the
. .i-e. :i--i proof it, the door iicracy
! " 1 ! m il Pi. dor the prc.-i-nt
''"-tii" i" liirnix i" i hy the election
a- a:ii :i:, at I'.intiirlicr, of Jir
1 '' ih'T, in ecocntric liuliviiliial.
n l.o !,.,. I,, ale n ..,t!i h.s utln-i-lic
I -I "pptll tlllii-t. Ifihav-eai ill. I., I
! i 1 1 rciiicr is si con v. -it to Mh:mih-
1 1 1 1 ; -1 1 1 and a iiieiii'u-r oi i ;.
iu iiii. ip.il c,....-il ( p.osjrL' s, il.
on In -;ti.-i:lly ho g, en pr.istr.-Hii,
h 'H-' '"I tl-" p:ii':i."i,t lici'.,re the
llof i !' Ville at Hour-.-, htioiv
' I'"' r.r. ; l.o .i-rfoin;s his nbhiihuis
-' -' 'I 'fly in the bin r lb.nl,., ,,,,,1
'i. ii' .i s intention , ( ihiina the
- 'oi- I. ii it;: ih tin- St inc at !'.i,-s,
M.il.'in lire iron kit'.' Cirne jic,
wh . !,.,. I o n i ne of i he c i f Uwl-
' 1 d lii turrets on a i , , r ,,f
1 r. d ie. d tanli on t.u ,. tA
I a- iidiai,. id the price from 1j to
i - p"r i .i, on lucotmt of an in-
t' -i-d d- mai l?. Yet we do tint
'"' " on increa-it.i wages. The
proil'-,. ,-rs of the coiintrv pay trih
"''' t- the IVnnst lvaiii'i iron kin-x.
I - ' 1'iN rs on tho faun, j n",,
i ''"! ii i.I workshop, p.u- ,i,u
"'il'ioe. Vet there arc men who
I rtt, i,d t,. lavrihere ena. tiiient 0f
t 0 -M t w ill' iiit'ii-ure that ivonhl
"'i "' sole siv.ll his already vast
luiMiii... (;,,.. prolictii'tn to
''- li ailli ,
1 1 :oo: de clerk l.u.sin.- i th,
" - .fire this se-si.m is covered
i:i' '' 'liiuinp il,t pnlixt-s Mr
'''" tl, -I name. They
r,'a ''- A r i:
' 1 ' as the case ru n- I,... i
'"' ': ' '" ''"V"r ''I' the'ftct of fa.
! "-- 'cot e.,iU, ,, L.e.j.i.,.
" !" 1 " ''' !"i"ti tint lhoV
"'lt "'' " thoe.tpit.,1. Not
;'''' '" are ivotthy ,-:..
'' --t ::s the m;,l, ,, x ,,u, hi,
K" ' nr ;-d!v unMiitai ;,.
' ' '' '"ll.especidlf :t. ,h--,,- i.
: th it .. .v; ,,.,; j t i ,t(
i ' " , : 'i:"1 !l "'-in.' -ir .1. .i , .
,',V';,!-;,;,V ij
- and d -rvn ,,,.,,
-', ' " 'title-1 t-t ,.;.-..
' " ' 11 h " ti" t'i ..I. V. -., (
'' - ' "' '' I'-ld ..;i r ?- ,v .
JIc( I.I N(j
mi.
ItANHKtl..
Tiie KegUter printed tho follow
ii'i? very pointed article in iu , ...
li-Mie:
'Jf ever 11 worthy tervuiit of i ...
icop:e ot L ine county was haii i:
ea":d in trying tn work fir i ,,.
Iitst interests of hU '.oiistituciits u
is Senator John II McL'hiti'', ,.,
de..ervt-.H tin; t'ondolfiiii.' i aij
Lane fjuuty people, in that he ;.
hanifsscti up with that man Im.
er in the statu cenate chain! ur. h
is hard enough for a man t w(,r,;
through hits mcaHurea without v
nig to tight against the bullhiaih-.
ne.- uf hi colleague who, in u,e
case of Driver, lias praftieahv
dashed to pieces Lane 'ouu'v''.
chances lor favorable legitdatioi,
"From beginning to end Dr.v. r
has proven himself to be a hum!,, ,,
lie has personally antagonized ev. r
measure or nearly every mcasuri;
brought before the senate, whether
it concerned him or not. He his
made enemies not only for him-i if
but for senator McClung uml f .r
Lane county, at every turn of th
roat!. Any fool ought to know that
he has to be possessed of at least
hioonftill of diplomatic alrhtv
when he assumes the respou-ii.il, .
lies of a senator Kut Driver did.t'i
know it, or if he did he was I m
bullheadcd to profit by his knot. .
edge.
"All through thu June eatiip.L' i
. . .it..
tlie management, nau mm (-instantly
in tow and for a time it as
thought he would exercise it little
intelligence; but no. Just tl...
ininuie he reached the st-nute cli.uii
tier he slopped over and be b i
been sloppint! over for nigh tnr.t
-10 days and 40 nights, making m
uhomiuable ass of himself, huilioj
i his county's chances fir lavoraii
legislation, biindicapping Seoator
McClung, and making many ..,
those who gave the obi man th.-n
suiport heartily ashamed."
Secretary Gage is ilercrihtd .1- a
democrat in priuc'plo, but a r.
publican in prac ice; a free ti.nl r
from conviction, hut 11 protci li 1
i.-t from policy.
The supreni" c o.i. t of Olii.t in
sustained tin' inh'ii'.ancc tax hm.
Thi-t is a source ol revenue li.it
shoiihl h utiliz ill every s!iif
im derate and well adjusted lax !
this kind isct.iircly fair und jo-t.
It is I'. iiv time f .r one or 1 :i
other ".-plits" in the leu -lot. ll e 1
Salem to tit a-Iiaui'd id il-ell niol
jive in It il Mi'l niatlcr : 1 1 1 1 - ' i
which lit ",, I-,
j They ii'ii illy "give in" v i
ircii'-ily. Thi.s t-:otl of the ! ;
J iattir" nny be an ex -"plain,
j 'I'll" J ' J tl I i -1 h "i-l it lire ov. I- :i
U'a ft" s.. ttiti w ill nut In- such a ' a i
1 1 hi t u )-! the .-tale uf ; r a'l i. .,
kee-ts Up tlie record for ed-'I! "iv
thus tar iimue. .Numerous m.-i--
lilt-.- l i cut iltiwu ex; en-t s
been pas-ed ni.il othci.- are
il'g.
tilt'
peo-i-
Due o oi,r eeh:i:ig' s Verv
einly ,-i-erts iat t ,,. jh" ,,,,,.
joy in tl." reform i,e'. paper oil)
over oil" sinner that .:ns iii il-
vanec and abu-es the idit.-r
every occasion, thanlhe nitielt alol
' nine, who htrro-.v ti.e p.-. per aid
,-il g his prai-es wi'hout eot.tnti .
1 tii g a cent.
A nung man over tn-iir t'o' i'a
!l:is week was en-rusted with i
I'.v to lirinj home a g..od f .011,0
j S"tving maehii.e. Tile hopeful -oi
I'linitd i U'a neighbor's dau-''ite.-j
married her and took her lo n e.
declaring that she was the best
hitlilh M-wint; m.ichitie that he
cotlld proem-,.,
'1 he "X' r lys, when npplie ! t t
liie heal to Incite bullet.-, -ire
lollinl to prodlii-e I,
1 1 mess.
is hard on the sufferer, hut iiiny
prove n blessing in disguise to the
army ot heautv doetori.. whosliotild
promptly anifuince the "X"-rav
remedy ',,r th,, removal of femin
ine beards.
It is reported that a new law firm
will open lnt-iiH ss in New York
cityshortiy alierthe-lih of March
to consist, of I'resiiletit Urover
l-'ievt hitid. Seer, tary of the Tieas
ur J (! (.'arlisle ntid ro-im tstcr
(iencral Wilsim. The same on
thoriiy says that this distinguis!,. d
firm is to he th,. 1,,1 a,,.r ,,.
the sugar ttu-t.
It tuigiit he a g i ,1 plan f-T it."
seeieiary of t l,e Haw t have ali
he r cks and r. els iihuig the cas'
I"!'' "I this country lejihl, lahi h-d
lor the j r ttefit.n of US cruisers.
1 he cumii.and'-.s ot.n p, . U!l
ild" oth-rwis- '.. ;l ti r thetv-.-'vf
"t the exi-l.-n, ,. ..I- m., Ihint- - ll"
by the ,-rud" -nd disastrous ti-t
,t
'"'bll ' Oi,l.,,-t.
li" v tr;o i- i-..i1m:f,sions ami the
"'t l' :iiie pr.'t.-.-tnr's office i"e
'' '' ' ' r.,ti,. MieiiniK. nts
' '"' : ; ' i' ofh "hold-t:i" of
' 1 ' . . i 1. L-islatiire two
' will hold Oil f"r
iu ease the t.r et
'!. r t..
'''"' '' org.miz'. T le v
'' ' "I ' " " r -;V, !,a i. v r.
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