for Infants and Children.
."jstorU It ki T.il xla;tv1 torhlMrrn that
- i'an.-n j ll.ii a'ri ,r.aii in-.'r!'.tlU
ii to me." II. A. Am mil, JL ,
'tfl i fif TuitrI ti X) nnlTi-n.il n1
ti.ertt m m-il ' f,..un tl..U It s.-.-m wrk
- j-n'ruiMtl'n irn1"rw It. I iw nrw tli
w-i:iirMt famlllm Uu do lift l's- Contort
illi'n cb ri-.v-fi.
Cmu Vauiti, I'. I'.,
2.'i-w Y-irk City.
T11 rTji riifP4VT, 7! ytimur Bra-nrr. w Yum rr
rt.rl i-ufsi folk-, OnuHtstflon,
U, if st.muy li, Mair.'i'na, rruttl"n,
Kill Wuniu, fcl- ikv u& promoti
K'i.,n,
Wit! nut U'Jiirlou mll'tln.
"For Kwrnl r-tr I hT immiwi
T.nr '( 'anions, ' aii'l shall always ontli j
1I0 i o It lis iiitvutM irui)uunj bom-. J.
riwilia."
l.i.i. F. I'llun, M. T
!.th Sin-.it iiJ Vlli A., Soi York .1;
KAI.b UK ItkN.NKN.
Nfl.on I'.i ntM tl, wtio in anl
1-S'Jl was 11 inilliiihiiiri! i v-r on the
Sound, is broki-n again fituitH-i.illy.
About twt'tily ji'iirs him lie l't
beavily cm 11 railroinl rniitrart in
Ort'non, nhl lie tl 11 m bin carts
and griidiinr outlit ut I 't 1 !', in
tciiilniK to 'wv up IiiiiI'Jiiik r.til
ruuilit iti. a luul j'il.
.Suljni''iifiiily b n'lMiri'il a K'M'I
contract for 11 Htrcti-li of I In Nurlb
em I'ai.'ilii! roail in Washington, mi'l
li liurrinlly r in:ki I up iind 1-I(
for ttio new !- 1 . Fortune favornl
liim. 1 In iinult" big mum-v. He
alnu utrtii.'k it ricb at Wanlni-r
Wbi'li tin Anucurti-s) boom TiZ'-'l
tlie .Sound country jipuplr, licnnct'.
went tt W'liati'oiii aid m-curi-d 11
large tra t of land on tbo south of
tlml city on which In- built lie
city of r'airhitvin. lie built a bin
bold and block i.f buiMing-1.
bought tbe T'U'.iiii'i botcl in Taco-
idii. and tin! LciL'i-r iicwpiiai 1 r of
Hint city, Jin had htcainboatM and
railroudn and b.tiikn.
Ho wuj rated as a moni-y-kinj.',
At least m 11 prince; but In-ill),
dazed wild huccciH, lie forgot or
neglected to look it be td.und before
lie realized it, Fairbaven iMTty
fell, lie took what bo could get
and iul it on tint top ol bin Taoo
ma holding, l'ropi'rty there
yiulded to the prcphur" of bard
tiincH and licnnctl lost the Tiit'iuim
and hi bank broke mid one by one
lie let go nil of biii be longingx until
bo i pun-tH.-M d only of the Ledger
projierty, whittli i more or Ichh
BUbinerged. Tucnday 11 claim
ngaliibt liim for J So ,0(10 wiiii Hold
lorl,HUU. I "ride went before 11
full in thin ca-e, and lienuetl lintU
linnet If down to working laM
iiguin. Hut there are no more rail-
roatln to build, and in the tttrugglc
to rctricvu wurltM tortunex in Mich
a iiuihs td liu ma n 1 ly that it is dilli
cult to diHtinguitdi one man from
another.
KM I (lit I. tb IK I A I---.
To run a newpapcr without oc
rationally publipliing an item that
is untrue or given necdlc-H ollennc
ia like ruiimiif a railroad without
having MuiiHhuptt and acciilcntrt.
It can't be done. No 111,111 in the
world in co much i 111 pond upon as
nn editor of a nctvnpapcr. l'linticd
with work coutiuuaily, ho muni
rely on hi-comI iiartic lor inlor-
pire. Freipn'mly Htatiinents are(
reeeivctl from rcli.tbL pcojilr, but
RUtiHi't)Ueutly it ih am-i rt.wucd lliali
lliey were uiihinloi uicd. If, there-!
fore, ou Iind yourHcll aggrieved by
any HlatcunMt in your home paper:
keep that fact in mind. lo not
"fly oil' the handle" but goto the
editor ami in-k for u correction. ,
At it rule tictvHpiipcr men do not
wieh to do lliUHtU't (o liiivouc even
to tbos who, linnet themselves
Mi()ll.l l:K i:K-Al'I()I.MKI
'I he term of T i Ilendrii ks a
regent ol the I'liivernity of Ore,'
will foon expire, and it will 1
vulve upon iiovi rnor Lord to 1 p
point ins HUcctHior.
(iuvcriior . ,t 1 could not do
more juht and ;popuMract than I
re-appoint .Mr ilemlnekn to tie
honorable jiosition Mhicnne bait h
long lil led with credit to himoell
una nonor to 1 lie university ui il
male. Miice tliej incepiion 11,
practical work ol building u uni
verniiy for tno Hiute ol Oregon ,
Hendricks Ins takm 11 very im
portant part in its allairn. At tin
lime it reijuired money and br
work to hecuro tin; locution for Ku
gene, lie gave largely of Im
iiieans, although then comparative
ly a poor man, and what wus mini
ms undivided time and energy for
neverai moulds, personally milieu
lug aid and Htihscriptioiii froin till
Zens in every portion of the county
I ho Hum reijuired was a largi
one, aim 11 iouk nurd work to w
cure it. l om Hendricks 1- not u
particularly asy going man even at
present, Willi thu weight of near.y
sixty ears upon him h,. ,r
June 17 1HJS but twenty years ngo
nu nao a hiolk 01 energy and vm.
1110 iikm 01 wnic:i any young ni.u
might well bu conteotwiil,, Hid;ii.
usetl it, every partial,. (,f it. in th.
wt.rk.
II... .. . r . .
iid uoiiit-Ht ior posnesion, in
which bu plajcd a very important
jart, had to be Cirnt fought out in
me stuie legislature. He b ire hi
lurt w t, honor and credit in that
btrile, us well us in Hiibseoilenl
coiiiciR for etuto aid and support.
1 ben I'ltiuo the work of securing a
u.Vnption ,, if.-,())()ii( with which
l' I'urctiace grounds and erect tin
"""d'ngs acconling to the act ol
l,H'ution. Kverv old citizen will
lt!lifv to the part he took in w hai
111 'i:res appeired to be a hopi'lcsc
,,ueririHe. Success linally cron
l' the ell' rta of the worthy pio
lu'ers. The university wus sucured
'"r Kugene, ami without the least
particle ol llatterv we can nay it
tvas largely through his efforts
His HuliM'.Ucnt labors in behalf ol
me university, in me nails ol the
legislature, hs a regent ami a pri
vate ciluen, are too well known to
require any words of praise from
os.
T li lleudrick.-t hhotilil be re-appointed
a regent and that, too,
without a dissenting voice. "Hon
or, to whom honor is due."
mi rut m Kim ink.
Orcgoniun Washington '
graphic correspondence:
S imo of the republicans
ma king wry face. over the
schedule. It is described
celled ,ile which is like a man be
ing tosi-ed in a blanket. The lirst
toss repr-i-enis me specino dufes
tele
are Wool
us a
deserve eicligatioii. Newspaper imposed, and jtut as the man feels
I I 1
work nrings 11 man into clone con
tact with all clasM-s ol men and
the editor readily appreciates the
devices and subterfuges by w hich it
is sought to use him lor selfish ends.
It in too often tno case someone is
very willing to use the newspap'r
lor personal spite and revenge, yet
hides the personality behind 11 1111111-ile-plt.u
e. The i cwspaper is held
responsible for whatever appears
in its columns. No one should
write, for publication, any article
to which he would be ashamed to
attach his signature if it became
necessary.
We do not refer to the hulk of
correspondent-., hut to the ocea
isonul riter w ho ut ks to use the
prese for bis otvu personal ends
und purpose.
that be is lhroui;h. another toss is
given by addinga very large mi
valorem r.U( Those combination
I rates of duties are hallo 11. . in the
1 way of high duties.
1 1 is bitter medicine, but the
country voted for such business
when it voted for McKinlry,
'and should take the doso without
winking. The proposed wool
schedule will not help the nhecp-
i men and grower, hut has been
trained for the exclusive U'tietit ol
the manufacturer. All the country ,
will pay tribute to a few New
( Kngland manufacturers, who em
ploy cneap lorcign lator, upon
ncli tin re is no restriction ex-
landed
THE XOIiLE GAME.
We wen- nun Imul that we knew wuiie
thing ii'iit irnim In -nr r-wl. We liml a
ti-iirm null, nml Wt'llnun, lJli' anil
llftiifiiiif ii.ul nu ll n i nnl. litwii.
Wu luul 11 .m.iii ( ( lull. We rslii lior-.
We Kt up prlvau- thi utrlaiU and fiiw-T
Wi ,;iyiA lilliirUn anil hulma.
Hut iii-tiny n thiiiuli rUilt fi ll ani'iti
us. I t t hi 11 til-rl-lf which MI wim tint
revelation Hint tli'-n Is lint onetfumr; (lint
Its iiioiii- Is "rlf," ntiil tlint tho! trivlall
tlia In wlili li we no vainly IniltilK'il wi-m
nit)ilii(r alMiluu-ly ii'itlilnir nut irnm-s
ut nil.
It wn 'I he Mi (iiiiinn k w h't let this Unlit
In iixm in mill inu tlntlly mtred n.
1 hi-n- luul t u n imiiMt to li-t In 'nir
ruul, n villa iifiml MdilltK. with n
U iinU lawn, ntiil line 1I1T MrtimiMi li
liinvnl In, mill thoai-iif us who went out
afti-r lin-iikfat int iii'iriilnir olw-rti! a
imliitir juiliitlnir nut II11'" ntnl
ulntitiitliiR liutil.i r-i. " 'I 'liiM-niiniiiir u
hii- pnriU n iiiljulm cl that nf 'llii-Siih--liii'
10. J ho hai nH to ifn Into tln in
Is-fnn- lpnlifat on that niurriiiiir follow
ItiK the nrrhnl of 'I lie M'-liuiiroi-k, wiw
I1I111 In hlii iranlc n 1 iiifaiiil with trolf stlrks
inn a llttlr whlu lull Kimii Mil with n
1T0- uitt-rn. II.-li.nl inaili- a little Imle
In the ti rinls lawn iiml hiw trvlritf to kna k
tin- llttli- hall Into It.
'Hint evi-nlntr, while Wilklnwiii was
stiiiikinu 11 In his ifunli n nml trying
to wim r 11 fr-nt onk with n half Inrh ho'-,
euiltlltiK a rpiarti r of u pint in live lulu
n t , 1'i ti-r Mriioiiroi k I'M.k'il ovrr tin
fi in- anil ihI the time of day.
"Ye'll have a rluli hi re, of intirx-:"
iisknl I'l-ti r.
"i)h. ruthir'" ri-illiil Wilklnuw. "No
etui of elnlm. Wi-'i n rapllal li-ntil-' eliili,
uml 11 rro'ini lull, anil n river i liih, ntnl
0 l.lrvrli- I lull, mill"
Hut W llkiiixon drew up mlcli uly, thrown
on his laiiiii'hi s, for the (rrny eye of I'rtrr
Mi liounn k, whlrh t-houltl luiM- Iki ii al.l.ir
with i-niliii-la-tlc liiti n ut, was pule with
a Mnitiu Mil, t nipt.
"Ili.fow- nlioiit 'the' i-luli?" In-n-kitl.
'Iiil.f w.l.l Wllkln-m. "Why well
we've all thoe elulw what more"
"Iw.mi.ot a-kliiK nlioiit then- tn-evlal
things," muiI .Mi lioupM-k. "W here Is your
(toll I 'lull?
"Kli? Oh why we haven't irix
iwtly hut (Mir eltili that li, not JiM vet.
Is It a c'kkI sort of (fame" Milil mor Vi)
kln-on
1'eter liikul Mm nil over very lowly;
thin liHiknl I he Iiiim! nil over very slowly;
tin 11 W IlklnHoii's (innlen; then Wilkin
son's lioiiM-, rlt'lit up to the top of the new-
I'iiv re pot. I In n re' iit inK very slow ly,
r.s i-l n (ftBHl mint of kiiiiic?" In
tiiriinl nuuy nml iliapi inreil Into his
draw ing nHiin.
l or nays niter Hint im mr wilkln-on,
while watering Ike hlu! k with the half
Im Il I , would rant furtlcp-laii'i-at 'I he
.Mi m k tiippliiKthe little white Kill In
to the lltllii hole In the lawn, mid lit tlnii n
he could ere Ive, with the tail of hli eye,
1'eter .Mi-iioiion k eyIiiK him over, or ir
IIoiih of hi. pnipeny, and at llmex lii'iniilil
hmrtln' luuttered word-, "Ks et n ohI
sorrt of (rami-?
At li-nclh Wilkinson iiiiuli- n hemli- elTort
to put mutter on 11 Im painful footing.
lie lookul over the filln-at I'eter, who
was doiiiK Homeihliix to n (Mlf iron with a
llle, mid Nild i hii rtully, hut with It dread
fill iicrviiiiinc within:
"Is It er when you could imv ten
iiiiniiteti 1 hIioiiIiI take It ns n favor If you
would trin li 1111' to play (folf. "
"Ti 11 liilniiti-rt, yeay?" wild peter, ll-lnu
that horrid eve of hl.
"Will, well of course I don't mean to
nay 1 could learn In ten inlnuteN hn. ha
rlil ii uli nm, of coiirNc," wild Hur Wilkin
mm. "Hut If you'd kindly bitch me tin
stroke" "Hrr," Mild I'eter, "n iiiiin ciiunot U
tnii(,'hl (folf!"
"Well of iniirn' I don't 11111111 to kiv
that Is hut a fellow ml(ht try to learn."
"liulf," Mild l'eb-r, "U not a thlnu that
u 1 1 ti ii inn h arn. "
'Well, hut haii(( It nil how do pupli-
ever plnyy Tiople do plav (folf, don't
thcvV
I'layy" mild I'eter. "And what ml.-hl
)e 110 11 11 ly 'play?
Well well confound It! Don't ymi
i' people klUMkllirf iiuiroiitidul little
vvhlt Inlli o?troonfinindid olidaiM w ith
thltiK" like that you're llllnu at?"
Poor Wllkln-on was liiiiiliiit I'.ven Wil
kliiMitm w ill turn.
'All, ti l llill Peter, "Vi- nv laiiplo do
that und many s the nuiiiUr of thein
Hut ye talked of I l.ivlli(. Mrr! Kf a iiiiin
lyln (mK when he n l ut Into nhort
cloihcK mid devoti H his life to It (i nvptinii
tic rNililmili only, that vvn Kpivlullr or
dallied for him to repaint NilK mid hv to
lliliiK), mid if It (.-ranted to tluit 11 mil at
the clone of n Ioiik llf.. toarrlMi nt the
kliowhilue that he know nothing of L-olf,
that Iiiiin can die a hap V man. and when
he dually I oled he will not have lived In
vain. Aye'" continued I'eter niddnily
'lies it pnd n.rrt of pone. It's Jut a
(.'ran (.-n inc. It s jut the only piinc. ''
TEACH EK! A.-E.MIil.EI-A
Pr lltahle Loral ln.tliu:et lrvinir
r.f Iml. -innlfylnir I' eili-ottf' any nwual
tin m nnii-b-l w Ith t'K) pursuit of tlie u
lltne. '1 her.' U-liif nn fund fti yet avnll-!!-
mid a t-owil llity thut then- never
would I.-, i hp '-otniiiitt.sj iletlrati ly ah- i
u.iii.i r i r r ... ,,ti,n to Pillli i The local Institute
this tuintcur.lar I'eni of the counr, Jmlk- ! ioii on KriilaV. March -l st
Inrf It would l-kinder fo h t him Cud It . . . ..,,.. ()f kiiih,
;;,'l,!i'f,,,;r,ll'v,''',u'n''l'''''l-Tln "' . liimn, tW., mo i- m
Prof J-.dgar Met lure, m r."P-o
function City
Milling Compan,
A ".I
-MANUFACTUKEIW OF THE
ut Irvitix
w k
i tn
reclla-
It wa-nrr.iii. d tint thctfifT Isynnil
I'lti r'n hole kIiolIi! ! fnim the rs if of
'I ul.l.'s tool Shill.
It was ins. '...in to (.i-ntly loft ovir tli'
fowlhoiiMi nml l.'isnti luhli dpm
lot nml loi.liir tr.s i.n to the (Travel Jith
III the loriier of i'l"' kitchen. J Mill
tml(fht
this point om- iseild
th" ronil, und' r
farther ide n id I-'
itii'l n lion- wall, to I
ruhhl-ll lllflp, W'hi' I,
oftielal hufik'-r r;il I
'I he drive m p-. t!
Iss-iiiiM' It was In, "--.!
know w In -t her nny
id-iiitf the ptrnl t r i :' "
wiry to iirnniie th I..
n nicely, mo that it;' l
the fsuiil lit JlM -i.' f: l
the hind of a ' '!- -' "
l'IIOII(fh to avert tl.e
tor's koiip over t !.-
not j..'is ovi r tl ' I '" i
then collie In I ol,':
nml fall Into n
the (rutly It would
ilrihlih-, n (fi iiil.' I !
Irr.e tnd(fht iv-ro-s
. tor's lump i n tl.e
-'il n conservatory
. foot of the doctor'
ii n-:ltii!cd nnothir
!i I linker.
f .ill a u diflieiilty
! :. for the plflV'iT to
. i.l-nit to flans
i- therefor" nisi--
" t of the strike to
.11 -l.oul'l pa ovit
i l.i ijlit ns to avid
-..in and yet low
i."-l.iiilf of flic doe
I In-t all could
!- :iu-- It would
t w Ith n "niop" tn-e
.: cully, and fnun
I tlins' stroke", a
'.'.. r a 1 1 1 -r hole, ami
The few luet stignr growers and
matiui.icturcr are pro'ostinj;
ui;:i:nst the admission of Hawaiian
Hinar free of duty. I ere will the
protective tut ill ma'ii.t end? The
millions of su'.'ir users are
taxed for the Ih-ih lit of a few
sand Miyar producers.
to lie
thou
The board of recent of the l-Diversity
of Washington Ijas accepted
the rerignation of Mark W Har
rington, pruideut of the univtrsi
ty. It it ossible the resignation
fever may work outh?
: !?
Max Traeht, he of the eternal
mouth, may y" to Alask t as over
nor. Anything to t him out ol
tliLa country.
wl
cept such labor may not lx
us paupers.
This taxing id mens, women
and children clothing to the e
tteuie limit is the crowning in
fatnv of the policy represented by
McKiuleyisiu. Jt is the worst
fruit of the mad protection dK'-
trine, and cannot but
crievoim
the U-iittit of the favoreil few ' ,,f
W.ih such an object lesson in view ' "
I noil puis- Inal'llity to Isar the severity
of I'eti r s eye, our nvid ihs ldi d to form a
If cluli, and n ih piital ion waitisl on l'e
ter to In n him to show lis how, to Is-cotne
president and every other nlllccr he cun-d
to Is', dow u to caddie.
Ami when-do te 1 roisise to make rci
links?" he ii-In)
We hud thoU(.-hl dial nut Kfore. '1 here
ls'lii no aailalile land within .i reason .
nhlc ill-lame, tte had aensd i rov i-ionallv
that we ml(ilit utilucour tin k nardi iis f,.'r
the purl oe.
'1 lit HiM In le was to Is. In Haiitlnn's
(tniss plot, seven (innlens ,-iway. It would
have Is-, n quite s.smI.c to pi ,,n to Run
ItiC's Kevtl In one pssl drliu hut for the
pri'vldetitlnl Intcri osiuon of l'onllc s cher
y ttiv.
It was iirnintMl lh.vt 1'nrdlc' siinnoer
lious some way out of the straight line
should constitute an ollicial hunker.
Now, to loft the Kill well from nnv s
Itloti jiear I'onlle's Imtikirttns no ec.v
ln.sk, sis nirf that the pint er had toitvvid
the l raiu In s of n latv i Im, mid the Kill,
If stopp.dlyn I nuu h, tt.iuU Incvttahlv
drop Ihmuch thensif of l'onllc s i-hvn
hoiisi'iiml lv vei-v dillieult to cxtraet lv
nny sort of Iccitinmte pl.iy Hof-y fur
this hole wat tlvd (it thnv.
Kmiu limiting t- uij cnt n to 1'eter
liolcwtn n single drive altalr, hut Is set
with dllVieiitttes
1 he 4iis,.on of ii few f,t t to the richt
would dash the Kill ii-.iiii-t the t 'tti-r of
l'llllittt ' sialic, when ui, a the Kill
would Is- lomid to ilril I 1c into ti e water
hiitt. w lull- a slight int. rp-e.v tot!,, hft
wtiihl smash (he v. n il.".'. ,if Pillusitt'
MIII.ipI ris'in, and t
I !tlV isii'll.'ll isoillnll .
Itlipo'e t.v f surv.vai.-n.sl i.. isss..... i .......
burden on the UiailV lor1 t'- f"rmntlon of tli. , li.l .... that ., ,,r: i..ii
few ' in.-elut' s ur; li.s 1 ii i .! m.;,I
ii." at l set (-.siile tor
t:
.i:iv
I'unsiM'
iinother loft to hric;f I' t" rnhl'l-h l iinker.
'I ln n rami n l I' ,:tv The only !" -1-hle
war to nlitaill a 1 1 r : t . fisiin In re was to
iiii the two I'i'oois of Cr.'irkleti ill's
washh.iis.' (ltd -'ui the K-ill straight
throiiKh, w l.li h v. old etiahl'- It to pros
the piiid ni'iiin a' 'I n-s U twi. ti Wilkin
Mill s (fate "-I - I 'he (rate lil-o Islflir left
open) to W il!;iniu s du-t h"Ie, which
hl's k.sl It. II. m e. I y n short drilihle, tin
Kill could le I ai-.il III :o-itio to loft It
ot'rii holly h'di'eon to W Ilkin-on's (.-r.vn
the I "if r law n where the hole was.
Ho( y f-.r tl i" wns four, mid thlscomph t
id the round of i i'hf holes, K.;i v for the
w hole round '1.
linn a Kit- turmsl iiti none knew
W II' lice nr I,'. W . lie WilS I llet I d to llllVP
eoiia- from a dirty Kick stris t a little way
olT, loir whv tl.e w fusil hoard allowid liim
to win lit- sii.h ml his ntt. nilaiii e and tie
tot.' himself to us e could not make out,
We fi.-ind that hoy from the first moment
we set i re on him. lie was n Sotch Isit
with iiiiliii n.il roiii;. . nee In himself, mid
he mi 'oiiI to Is-an nlisoluts ppifesTof
(Mil.
1 he l!r-t day we ls .-an to lay he somr
how with whose authority tve know not
con. t it ut. .1 hiiuxlf ciidilie, mid simply
sat on t he I it of i; In fact, our dnad of
t!ie sei rn of hisi-ve w ns onlv Inferior to our
dn.nl of thai of the eye of Meiiouns k.
I mli r I lie tuiti ui of Mel loupH'k mid the
lot-we luade our lir-t round. It was ills
a- Irons.
I ir-t, Wilkinon, tatulllijf tisi closely
l hind I iipps vt In u the latter was attempt
Im his !r-t in-1. IT, sulT. n d n isimisiiind
fraeiiin' of the hat iind n considi rahle f-on
fusion of the scalp. Next, I lipps, having
w ith if rent effort h i-fornntl a drive of seven
ynrd. made another mlchty strnko lit the
Kill on the straw Is rry ltl when" It had
liiuihil. I h. re was n wild scattcrlnc of
enrtli mid strawherry haves, and liipp
Kn7iil with (ftiat pride nt a inls-lle llylnif
throuch one of the next ihsir windows.
Hut when he l.s.kitl attain nt his hrisscr
ho head was tint on It, while the Kill lav
Innocently on the straw Is rrv Ksl as lfon
It was ihcrefon' ismcluditl that It I. ad Ks-n
the head of the hras.ey and Hot the Kill
which had (rone thnuich the m l(thlsiriti
w indow, and this was stihse.pieiitly nsii r-
talm-d to Is- n fact.
Wilkinson, foIlowiiiL- on. pnunntlr lost
thru' Kills. One was leln vul to havo
lamlnl In a roof (futtir. Hut no man
knows to this day w hat Ks-amcof the oth
er two, nor what dii-is tioii thev tis.k. and
some hold that they are still whirlltiK
tliftnicn spins', to tlie il.im.i rof the puhlle.
Then rattUhiiry il. ntisl Wllkltisoti' shin,
for Wilkinson -omul exiremclv unluckv
nt (Mlf, hurt hisown Icir. and finally drov
Ids Kill throuch tlie window of I'llllmtt i
hllllanl risun. It was av'n.sl that this
should not Is- cells;,!, ml ns a disaster, sisi-
Inifthat such a ea-iialtv I ad Isvn ant lei-
mtcil and pnoidnlfor I v the provisional
eommllt.v of siirvev.
lipps made n nnlly hrilliant stmke
fnun the corner of '1 ul.h s klt.-h.-n aems
tho road, hut a carrier's cart hftnis iilmi
most tinfortaiiaft ly to passal the momctit.
the Istll l.sik a tufl of hair olf the Kick of
the carrier s head and. d- Ihvt.sl from It
true course, sin.-i-lud the i!i cior's lamp on
the farther side of the mad.
l'lllli oti n ,iiln d III strokes for the space
Is'twcon the tci-offon Tuhh stool sluslnnd
l atth hurv's tun U s psvn; Wilkinson, 111,
mid IMpps no few. r than a.'., K. p v K-lnII.
Then Hauling iinf.irt ue.it. lv kilh-il Mrs.
Cattlehury's pu and woiuuhd tlienM-kn-
t.H).
On that tltM mand the casualties were:
Windows limken. i; contusions, etc., 6;
pdf sticks ilainaiMl, II; ii-s kilhsl, 1;
C'K'katisis d.iiiiii(o d, 1, Kill, lost orstmvetl,
s'.'. Total casualt :, s, ;,.i
At each in ilort line the 1 oy lauchisl In a
deiiuiiil.ie way, and t. s.,.ru In Met ion
ris k's eye was tearful to ,.k upon.
'1 hat ctcultti: we in. t at ilkitison's mid
ncttsil that the oM:,:,. ,i,n .,.,j.Sj ,lu- ,
ws'iii proiiil.lm.'. hut Mnlour.s'k ihflansl
his Intention ol (.'oincm, -rthe round n afu
larly until we should s:arvd In llndinc
more suitahle l;nk, and .Ueh was our
dmid of hlsi ve I hat we dan d not hsiiest
him to ahstain. and he did (,-,, nuiml nil
day, every day. a. . oi;. i pv ,,, i,,v
ve vven mis. m i, -. ..i ,hmwn up
Ininki-r In our t.nnis cis'iind. and we
i-ould not pl.ii.aml les irriti.t ion when
any of the lcdi.s a;t, , t,, cyellnn on the
road was t.si tcrnhle ,. ,, fv. ' Hi- ohj,s-tisl
to our even plat in-; t. nm.. or cm.Uct, or
anything In ouroiwi cnl. ns tml.sd, It
was risky to p. Into thru; at all. At last,
when the (.-anli'ticrs , .-'t lvciiusptlicvi.il
jivtod to U-" Il th, 'cad" vvith'plf
Kills, we s,s-n.t!y ui -niie another to uke
some ihclslte step with Metionns k
At tins crucial time late interposed. We
found a suitahle eoimnoti s..ine wav off,
and ti e .-lull nppli.il for s rtuission t.i
practice the punp on It.
'I hen came friction. I-'Irst, the ladies
w.int.sl to j,,;n the cluh. Hut Meilourss k
did Hot I k, ladies, nml refused to h. at-of
It. ncd 1 i. tcto was sternly i. -cohd.il ly
the K.y I n ni (iuu- to time ccrtiiin ..f us
hate v.tirn.tl to vary (folf with ntiisvu
l.'tial turn at our tennis. Hul the Me
tiiuir.sk will not isrmlt that cither, m. ho
mvs It puts tlie hand out for tlip (rami'.
Wo are learnlns pdf under tho stern eye
of l'n sii!, ;it Meliounvk, and well, wo
like (fit. lint we nre In ynh of another
tern dctet.v, a Stclmiiin for pn-fen tn-p.
t.i (fi t In- round vt ith hint and eii(m(.v hi
attention, . t,at wo may U- nldo to onjov
eurs. Ims a little now nnd ninvln.
If t on happi-n to know of such a man,
we nm unite vv il'.ing to hln him, er even
htiy him out and out for a lump sum.
Riduilnton M.tarlnp.
of
it at
ion wus
institute,
"Acetjlioe Light."
A a full account of this s
Midititir waelveti a few uiont.. since
space will not I taken t rep'-io
tins Unit.
Tb Situnlsy iiiorniiof
iM.nie.l h slnfinir I'V the
i - "
followed by ati exercise in
M'MI.KKS
hy Mr .er' flas". This wu all In
tereliii( exposition of some of the
many way of t. n. liini. Hie various
eotnliiiiatiiins of iiiiinbei f'"tn 1 to R
V T (lorihin tlieti prescliteil liis
m. hod of tmclili g
MRASt 'fir-S AND MFASI RKVIKMS
He illmlraled it by tjiinjrams mi the
'ilaekbiiard. Tliu mo-t praetiealile
w ay of tcaclillij,' is In u-e Hie enil llioll
ttieasuri s vt ith w hlcli all are rmnillar,
as, to measure a risnu at iiome ior u
earis?t. Much patience Is rupiited to
Kive the pupils a correct Idea of thi
most practical ul tnhjt' ts
After rnvss. dun n ir winch the en
rolltiient of teachers wus made, 1!
Andrews ilicusseil Hie nuljeet of
ALCOHOLIC HK1.NKS AM) XAKrollfS
The jieriik'ioiis ellects of the-
i.oisoiis are rsiieeinllv hit in tin
nervous system and the ilUestive sys
tern thu destroy iiijf the nieittal, moral
and physical foiei H. A iles.-i iplioii m
the process ul lortninc alcolnd wits ex
plained, a was also It ihlhieiice on
Hie various organs in its course
throuch the body. Teachers can Mo
much for thu cause of temperance by.
fieiiuelit talk to (lie pupils.
At Hip clo-e ol this talk the Mi t tin
te:iilelit ex)'ahieil that the law pro
vl led that tihysioliii'v ami hycieiie
sliotild Ihj taught with pspieial refer
nice to tlie ellect of alcolmlie drink
old narcotics upon the human system
At the noon hour a bounthul hnicl
wa furnished the visitini; teachi rs by
ihe Irving people.; ,j
Many of our teachers ft-f that ntir
chool laws might I gteally iin loved
mil Mr Kucelie lloiid addressed tlie
leachsr on. J
2 C1IANC. K IN Ol'K M llnul, LAWS,
"WHITE ROSE"
GUARANTEED
BEST QUALITY
The most popular flour in the market. Sold
lca.lin grocers.
ri'iuite a lilgli
and especially
in the training
It is now tisi easy to nei'ure a license
Li teach. I Ins results In a gnater
nuiulier of teacners than sclnsils, ami
t mis i ; . v . : i i .j. of
Coniiteiit as well a ilicompelelit
teach rs. To remedy this let the
lliiid grade certificates be abolished,
and let not stale tl.ploiiias be Issued to
gjiiduatrs of chartered ii.stiliitions
with (lie exception of one normal
school w hieli should
standard of work
thorough preparation
lepartmeut.
During the discussion which fol
lowed other interesting facts were
brought out and opinion presented,
among them that no pupil should !
allowed to enter school until the tie
of li years.
Object lemons ate vauahleto teachers
as well as to pupil and by mean of a
lass txerebe J 0 Mct'iudv showed
his plan of teaching I' ,s History.
I he subject of
f'KIHAY AFTKHNOONS
was presented bv Mrs K A lioinl, win,
sad thht Ihe afternoon should he
given up to the study of nature, litera
ture and url with the end in view ol
gaming culture and knowledge and
elileieucy In Using them. There is no
l i.e. time for the enlti I'llliflO ..f I I...
vvers of observation. Natuie es-
H.-cially furnislie line materials ..r
llii mud of work. Spicial dulls in
history, which may be vi.rie.l in many
ways, will i-uUivate the piwer ofnu in-
Ifa child i to uiiders ati.l, m.
I'rce ate and enjoy the study of
geogriphy, for insli liiv, he must lmve
good iiiiBginalioii. This -'n,h iisel,
furnish,., valuable nuiletinl for 'several
afterii.s.ns" vihu i inav be snent in
the , u.tivatioii of this power by piclur
'"gtot.ip mind tin. t ii,s ni nes etc.
i me t- xt tun k. A lessson
reader my ,,. dividtd into
'""'anil tlie ;.rr , , ru)lMr,.d
lo w.iik sbi 't iHimpositioiis iherefroiu.
I'ar tils may often tss indued to visit
the schools by carefully ltV,hr,,,, ,,
ee.ut.',i progii.ni- for I'ri,l-,y
IIOO 'S,
Thin
teacher much neediest repetition of
work. Whatever time l gaiutd by
tin- teacliei is that much gaiu to tbe
pupils. The first thing to tie done Is
to group student of the same attain
ments into the same classes, the next
to pontine all to a dttluite courae or
study. This plan increases the
elllciein y of the school and no tend
lo Die elevation of the mas. Tbe
coutse of study recently prepared by
the futility school sutieriDtendeut la
excellent ami teachers should adopt It
ut once. If possible some peDalty
should lie ptovided for those who re
fuse to adopt the prescribed course of
study. Let no one think tbat tola
work can all be done in a moment, but
the time reijuired will depend upon
the condition of the school and the
amount of encouragement giveu by the
patrons. A conscientious teacher will
he fully recompensed for faithful efforts
to crude his school.
Full discussions followed this, aa
iwll as all the other papers.
The recitations and songs which
were interspersed throughout the pro
gram gave a pleasing variety to It.
The follow ing teachers were preient:
'.' .S Hunt, county stipcriuteodeot, W
T i.orchui, Mr and Mrs E A Bond, O
Ii Hiirvvood, II F Andrews, J 0 Mc
t'rady, Adam Mishlvr, Miss Jennie
Spencer, .Mrs Hattie Speer, Miss May
Xuinwiilt, Ktigen ISoud, D J Htviner,
John Hamlsaker, Miss Eliza Spencer,
Miss Nora In wall.
A Huh g close of the Institute wu
the organization of a Local Teacher
Association with I) J .Steluer a pree).
d.nt.
Whitney
B A Alhn, Jnror, state v Whit"
urjf
wl.nesi,
state
witness, KtHte
stale
Commissi oners Court.
from a
various
alter
t i j j t .... . - .1 I i. . .: -H. .
m mill rrninui now uiu-i u ivti'hnrsi w.n. ....r .
lionaio. are mail,. Law brines that wool is selling i tarn Ow-' El TELEGRAF A
"''" 't "is'iivo. ;,'anat: cents a iv.vun.1. In 'V. I 171 PU n i '
. with th"free trs.le" Wilson bill.., -'WU VCUOlill,
Troviding more rcvetuie i a tie- full fori' ami i tV.vt it was in tie
cess'ty tl at all seem to recognize, mnnd at ironi 12 to H cents ami
nut lew give anv consideration to ' year it rang.il from n to II
on
the opisisite ami even a better rein-' sccount of Hie elivtion uncertaintv
eily decreasing the eiK-uJ. Cures. Now with a high protective ilntv
w i atoMTctl it drops to 7 cent'.
March came in like a lion and is
going out like a lion. No lamb
business thi vear. 1
Mrs Fitisimmons is no gentleman
Her rude conduct at the Car. on
rinfcidp,ir(1)W(nrittj tj,4t ficL
iielmont,
Stanford,
hi oihr p:pular brands ol cigars at
uU IUsi uuiudiiiiivii a.
Tull Line o( Tobacco and Candy.
Headquarters for the Eugn
Satf Wcnin.
was followed bv 1) .1 si..!.,.,- ....
St'llisil. IlllVKHNMKNT.
Hie tctu-l.er mu-t have self govem
meiit, elf relimice, decision nnd firm-n.'-s
and I entirely ini arti.tl. In se
euriitg g.Hiti onler be must be careful
si to tlrst Impressions, avoid entertain
tig a suspicious spitu, give credit for
g si.I tnteiitiotisRiid try to s.c s,mie
sotal in every one. As soon as po..ihb.
he given regular and full employtneiit.
L ' I nn im kebtit few rules. ' Vocul
music is a powerful allay of good order.
An interested school in easy to govern;
Is almost ef governing.
Mis. Jennie Spen.sj-r's pH,.r on
I'KAWIMi.
was Kiveti close attention, , ,u
Ject is greally negleeted by the averse
tsacher. Drawin,, i? f tl. .r,.ate.t
value in teaching mny of the cm,,
moil branches and is ii-hJ I,. ..,,
tects, designers and others more tl,,, j
any other thing. To bring alsuit sue I
cessful teaching of drawing, teacln-r, i
must l Ulter e.iuippe.l to teach It !
Itegin as at the child entets '
sch.H.l with rimple drawings nnd pro- I
fted to the more diftloult ones.
K A Itond then HOK lip the oiiestiou 1
of I
"RAl'lMl IXC. NTKV .'CllOOla.
One gtat end to be Kied hy
lugtheduntry whoWl, to Mv the
o o
John and Adam Htuith tiled bond
on ci n tract to furnish the county with
50 cords ofwoud in the sum of 1 100
with H V Owen as surety aPDraved.
In the matier of the Alden road 0 Q
Cartwright, K H ilawkius and (J
Wiilmer appointed viewers C M Col
lier surveyor to meet March 29.
ti the matter of the West and
Mitchell road no damages allowed by
viewers. Ordered established and
opened for travel.
March IV
Hills allowed;
KMarliey, ri bate on errone
ous tax sale f jn,n(), when sale
cetut'icatcs No is and 111 of
ltui are surrendered for cancelation.
V K Wheeler, iusliee of thi.
s'ate vs Len Jiicksou et al S
r. I.eeler.Justife of the peace
state vs I-.il Hat gs
A K Wheeler, j-ittre of the peaee
Mate vs Al Whitliev
A K Whet lor justice of tlie peace
sta'.e vs ( i iirtwright 3
Mdti t M o-i, constable state vs
1-1 t.
r.d loin- s
Sulii v S. oit, e instable slate
.... ,
i.en ,rii-.;s.,ti j
Md'u-v .v, o 1, .toiistalne slate vs
A1 Whin -y , ,0
Sidney Sc.. i,, constable state vs
Krwin ( "iirtwriglit 1 30
L I' Harri., ,i,.puty district attor
11. v. si., o ts Jiieksnn 5 00
L T li.11 1 is, deputy district attor
ney, siaie vs Whitney 10 00
1. 1 Harris, deputy district attor
oei , MHIB VR ISUIlgs; 5 00
1. 1 Harris, deputy district attor
net sunt- t.s 1 ourtwright 2 50
a 11 laliafero, juror, state vs
Hi
4 30
9 45
43
00
00
Jesse Eady,
Whitney ..
A P Crow,
Bangs
R M Pratt, witness
Bangs
OeoFCroner, witness, state u
Bangs
In the matter of th v
. a. ...,.... . 'ts
'"""1 vuuuuueu ir furth,
vestigation. ""it
In tbe u. at ter of the r .01., i.u. .
mntlniieil for tin tar...
Bills allowed.
8 E Brown, rooms ami nieal f,
circuit court Jurors
"ou iticuois, roan work ete,
R W Hosleton, coyote scalp.... ,
OA Rowlaud, deputy sheriff'.' j
B H Lyons, deputy aheriir. i
A C Jennings, stationery, .
pressage, etc
T B Anderson, relief indigent
soldiers and families ls
WB Vates, Justice of thepea,,
state vsCourtwrlghtand W'Lit-
more (
W B Yates, Justice of the peh
state vs H Harris ' i
J E Martin, constable, state
Courtwright and Whitninre .. J
J J Montgomery, special cmisti'
ble, state ve B Harris ;
Isaac Bowers, witness, state vi "
Courtwright
George Allen, witness stale vi
Courtwright
Bert Whilaiore, witness state vi
Courtwright
E A Courtwright, w itness stale
vs Courtwright
John Pennington, witness state
vs Courtwright
Wiley Maxwell, witness state vi
Courtwright js
WP Ferguson, witness state vi
Courtwright
J J Butler, justice of the peace
state vs C Carson, claimed
t3.70, allowed
J h Miller, constable, slats vsC
Carson
J J Butler, Justice of the peace,
state vs James Lettelier I
J H Miller, constable, state n
James Lettelier U
I K Zumvalt, state vs Jatuet
Lettelier tl
Emma Lettelier, state vs J mud
Lettelier 1J
M J Hadsall, justice of tlie piat
state vs Ham Harknruai),
claimed 112.65, not allowed.
A E Hadsall, special constable
state vs Sam litrkbroiid $10.75;
continued.
i-
1:
II. S. Land Commission.
b B
Joel Ware, having been a;
pointed U. S. Circuit Con
Commissioner for the distr;.
of Oregon, is now prepare
to make Homestkad Filisg;
Final Proofs, and take ter
timony in Coxtkst CA.t
Having had thirty years
noripnpo in tliia lino, lie W
guarantee satisfaction
every case. Office in Oc
Fello-vs' Buildintr. EuaeD'
Oregon.
iV:--
i:( u bit K' '
t-ntsndlil enr -tlvi. an n :
ir-.l.,-l.. V '..!.. ,. sl.Sl.BW-
.Niwrul or ri:rs' N'ltn . "-'i.0'.t.
iflnfflnwnnMA I'riLi . u. -
tUvrvascenU
tuc SDHinin c:n.".ll"iL CO-
. ' u r 11 1. wus . . . -
IBIS. MlMtara ivanus CHIC
Tlfty Yeart Aq,
h,l u I.cwcll Doctor Ayer.
One to govtrn and one to fcL
AnJ..,.rldtnt., pow.rot wttt
Aycr's CalhartJc PUls
were desiened to .uppW .
model purgatire to pJoJlVwk;
had so long inured theWeS
KredientaajuateJtolwS
necessities of the bowel
liver their popularity
Btantaneous. That ,,-. M '
larity has been I13
yarded thLe d
WorldFair 13937 X9
50 Vcars of r..
LADIES M !:y)W
DR. FELIX :z cn t
steel m mm
retfBio-'niJs.nd onlr FHKWM Z
lublor-s. on th nurkit. n si-'
ui. Crnaineslil oul ty
I m Ptniisi.. ru "Hs . , ?!
uuiiu'v u.si tr. s i.i ii reel it i
fcsinf InjKMd d tKilf '.r,t
tbMdiisssn ol u.i-ii s-"rj,
l.ni. rioin "'k'Zm
suMoua. msirw.unr lTjl
IS.DM K M 1 r
Jul Eg"i8APBEvl2l
.isl1
I kV.CfTl llW-
m ws wild sksiJC-'i -a
OSBCRN A PE lJs.N0 DiuT'"
nil. KiiRenctirrgiin
OiumsI a rssL Jtl TS,JJ
t J U mm
Itia aislrl nn m. si.n.ntosil tr '1
r(t t. .T f,i.n CornuKTT
a la U bail CouU sjul ouo cw
Bold br HennertDa A Llun.