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KllffcilO Citv Gynril t'llr Ht-runlor'j uannr I Ho tlx a-B Ch luc Ma Kill 'jiii tlii the .-..: inii U,J j-rt at Ji Kor J) mat a.-i-c -ir in ft year hapf 1S!G '. II Fa pmv. He Mc Me trade JIo f'H, j.-l raihu (ire Kxeic TJIE I'Kl'.MXi HKD. "Orcliuriiixid Slioulil oivtt lliiu a Wide litri"-'Jr'K Hiould Iw A Hum-J to (row shUi rally. I'rof 1 J' Ili'lrick, oftlieugrii.-ulturul College ut CorvallU, who is ut the liuad nf th horticultural (lepnrliiieiit nay: "This is the wavm of (lie year tliiit tlie tree butcher (p-t in his work. The ''eipi-rt primer" with axe, saw ami a ((ilr ut hedge shears, and who trim tp-cn (low n to were Mumps, is about ofti-rlng his service. Orcharl Jht khoiilit tfive him u wliU b.-rtli. Thin is applicable to all parts, of Ore gon, Lul tin; thought ha len HUggest eil hy institute worker H-turnlng from MKillnrii Oregon who report over pruntil oiclmrd-t us uhotic Hid worst feature of on hauling in Unit putt of the btate. "A healthy tree well headi-il ut the hlart, the in al twenty to thirty inches from the jjrou ml, Ih-i il only to have ilefui tni il, i roli'heil tilnl iro-se. lin.l.s rciiiovtel, w ith Imw anl then a branch taken out lo thin o it the toi. The hhapu of lh) tne must he jjoveriitil l.y pinching 1 r i J rciiinvi-ig; small twigs with u Lu.Ming; knife. All other ptuiiilig Is 11 ti !(... -:i ry anl w iiiitnii ii . i-trm linn that n rimi-ly Impair tin. vitality ami usefulm -n of tin- tree." (8 t a I II Jdi'k'i Tribe. Kki.iumi, rut., April C. Wonl Collies from Mo loo county thut the rtmimnt of ( nji'itiii .lack'a trim of Mmloe Imlitiijs, imw living in that laigt il. S. i!fo. V 4 T A WOMAN'S LOVE. J'" i .4 1. i : . 0 unity in the neighborhood of Captain Jaek'n treachery ami (ieiieiu! ('anhy's ileulli in 17 J, is now in a pitiable eon -lilion, verging on actual Htiirvatioii. Ill n!l, II, ereurc about lOoof the fam ous tribe left. Tin) wintvr hat Li.-n II KUVele one, tlio HIIOW deep al( tl,u ImliaiiH have hevii iinubli- t) ohtain the lieci-Hat it.-a of life. A party of two Ian lisaiwl ten s.piaw. MruggleJ Int.) Allurus, the ..inity heat frim the lavu bids, tojjet f,.o, hut tint w hiteit were Hot charitably .lis. pohid to the Moiloen. So hungry were the In.llaiiii thai they Htlippul the (areas of a ileinl cow to the hniic, raveiiou.ly ate of the putrid hh, ami curried away what wa left. It M re ported (hut their IHIIIllier Iiiih heeli n -dueed oik- half IliU w inter by ileal li liiu (o Htarvation ami expiwure. There Ih no reM-i vat Ion and tin not aiipial lul the I ulled State y-ivel liineiit. Our friend Carry F Martin of baleoj, Aritinx cuutxruiiiK jirotnlnerit cltl- ifim of Oregon hut tlil alxiut a sort of J.uiie county: Of course Jtnlije I H Ilean, of the iu prune court, lithe idol of Lane cou.i ty and I wt up In every lionit as the example for the eldent noti to follow. I have Inquired mime and find that Le U an much renpt-cln! In other partiof the utaie. lie In a level headed, even bal uiicul, Doher, InduHtriou-t man. Many p-ople are intelligent and a great many more- people hie vi ry bright ulong particular limn "Hut," that futul word "but," that Hide track, that open nw itch "Hut there Ih thli or that failing, thU or that lucK of dint-re-tion, wimlom or Judgment. 'I here U a ten w looe in the liiachiuery of their make up svh ich uufin them fur pur i-xeeileiit t- lii any avocation. In Judge lleuii we wi' no very htriking charac terintic and, to he frank, we nee lio very hrilliaiit, outtuiiiliiig polutH. lie W ju-t a plain ordinary man. lie ha w Udnui, the result of Htudy. lie Iiiih natural Jiid Miii-nt. And, "what ure l.i failin:p.,' yot'l iihk. Ah! there It the point. No idu trackH, tin open "Hill-hen, in, fuiling-t to render him unlit fur thu lilgliet, newt Bat-red truttt of the people -thu Una! decision of tin ir iliputt J It- Ji vuh itt home, not "tlow n low n" u too muny men unu 1 do. Jiu in a constant Mtudeut and wink very hard, yet by very temper ate haliiN retains good health. Hit greatest piide U hin live hoiim, children of which he may well la- proud. Ia-I the fat iter who citiH the judge an an example fur hi. hoii, he Mire to nay that Hit- Judge studies hard, absolutely has no bad liiiliils, livi h at home unit does not go "up tow n" or "tiown tow n every night after Hiipper, points about man which I thl'-k ure much to admired and einiiluted uriile fr-in hi well know n ability ut the bar. WINTER ALL AN CIO DIARY'S ACCOUf-T OF SUM MERLESS 181C Tlirrr Were Buna Warm I Ji 1 a tb HprlDf , Lut la Janr, Julr od A ifuit Thr W'rrt Nnawatornu nd lea All Orr Kew Kiif land. . ln,.lnL. Tb View from a Wooini ""i' Tb ViSttmf Willi Mfii. I Tho jrreat Incident In a woraaiTii life, and therefore an IrictitaUe une In the wo man of nctlon, li love. The uio.t c-Jiirtual element In woman'! love, In r-allty or In fiction, U doubt, v. ,i Me with April-tide'-' i- i-aiii, iii luve am I, lii.uuamliiow mio', fn.t ami For now And D('W 'tin flower, .t-lr of the Live he lm en."ilP I women do riot at !lm- liam tin inst lve .,k iK...ihr i hut t rhan the man , Willi Hi' - I 1 .hi Tho year 1H10 waj known throuKlmuc , ., fnn:l that ho lovm her; that in mu he t'nlted htutet and KuropeM theeolil- ,,,, huf hl h-rt is luirhtl wmie other Ivo ' '""n that may U- qulek. u-tl; that M love, i" Kven wftl, ntrni.t ..nfl.lfv In the ;ln- A...I '' """" AliU IJO I'" -" "V ,, , -t'lintoliiifollartl. I'ltUI K'S I'AKlM'-l'. n,..,inul ins renin in mill" - ft ever xtx-rlenced t.T any person '.nen thilt M. . ,,uii-l(. u-tl; tnar mi iot, "- ; , . , ioiiih. i iii-ns nrv iienfiiiB in ii-jh-h- m n rut. in it wi Kr-s u r riaunini New Vork who have brs-n In the habit of i wMy tiuln i iway. ; McKililfi' tuay 'Ot-sil)ly be JfOy """'K uiurieii inr ytiir", arm ii, i imut i J i,ev WS.-I11 never v j rnuu ...v..-,- . I ,wninii the paKnof an old diary, l vun In llO I tinning u tit the merit of the love they jng for jUst now d tiaruil)lllou nrl kept unbroken until lsto, that tho j fiyo i . vTf! g; aule men, 'Jo the lover th. s.- UotiWH are iie,.r w... lM,nA d. llnetl. l h. veom lv In the tineX.vt-1 auJ yT era- Jul l.ot feel bOUtlU ,sl misKls that ho P"n.l-x a" I . , t Uii jn(JiviJuality 0.1 MR- ih uniiapiiy, nun sm u-- , ' , n .: . I.. whv. ,-he Is d.-l-nil. rit, l ut lar.noti i-:., ee, iratel V Of Coiled! Vt'ly. fl.toherlfcau- f.r)e.,.l-in-s. r- it. ilidi Vldualit V WU8 Buffi lHW-oiiiiil.il. but Is me-Mii- loiis -f what iheir OWtl lllun muaii . hurt her. .-h.- f.s i- that h- r h.uI has gono 1 , ( ; uthrie, irecretary of I reas- i.iit to lier luve: that sli--mii-t have It IuK, ... i .a nf . . . . ..re tr iim.n oi me cuurauicia wi tmt that If It in iriv.ti ,-ii-a ne must. j, - Mie Is o haj.I.y. and cin- Is kkI. - lie u- i ;. .i , at the tltUe. - i .i. ... i i i ... I... ,.r ,r,, a 1 In all to ' " .,u h i.th.-r. eteeM il;.it -he may imt Is' all , t!,e UtlUdUal tiling ill all to Mm. .-h. Is ilet.,t.il to Mm, but jj6 jat(;(j ,ije pp0jla gybteai "AmUhrii'ian. having no ml. landing ! like grim death, and tiiHtle changes of In r e..n-. iu.r,1-.hl;ni,ly I.T..0 sinm- ( ii a ,c )Uit ()f JM,;t,c( only Hell For li.nlllirilt si'Illi'Iliae. -i.iiifniit iv. III. 1 'l Home 111 ai.ii. r, liui.e in. ihiiu to wound l,c ahsulutely had to il ) 11. the n.itive iiainn- of this dear gtrl, or. fi.it l in,' a! ! t-i liiel any s-.hitiun of the trouble, h- " irly n.im s to p sulving every shad.- of ditf, r. ri.--- throii.'li the bnuiil, (."n t nd j riiiei;-!'- that all women have th.-ir inoisls; that sii. h n.o.sl- do imt really Ih--token ilin.ii. i-lu.'i nt of iitT.s-tjoii, and that iinti.,yrin.-.s ..f this w.rt an wirt of the -n-ally that m.iii lias to p.y for the happlnc-i of love. In the matter of love nu n and women Hts-iii to I.- i-s.-n'iiilly ilitTt-n nt. Man al ways shows mi i,l,iin.!lni.' j..r In N lng Intnl. Il is n. ver ncrf.vt li iiu.lness to wn- mim mil. si..- nm miiifle at thnes with he would,'' respondi d tlie dingusted the as-uniiie a svt.vt. p ntle in. lani-holy, ' M.rinL'inv' from d-uibt- whi. h. If call.il M COIlf-ri'H -111 III. be A Col'UAIt isiiiKV. Cottage, (irov Luiuler: While John MonU and ( WiiKhburn wei'K coining nut fimn l!., I, .....i.. I. .. ...... ... u.nv iiiejr eamu tipi.ii a cougar Jiil btlow the Warehuii wi.icii wiih leant lug i,n n titer 11 had killed. On Neeing the tiii-n, thecoii"ar Hprniig In to a leaning luv, mar where II wan eutlng II, e deer. .Moak hap pened lo have a gun with him and both men walked up to w ithin a few feet of the tiett In order In gel a g mil nhol at the cougar ami bull, wire Htiimliiig sole by side In B1(.w nearly wnlnl i'i-ep. Just as Moak cliot, the cougar Hpinng at them, ni.il In t.r endeavor lo get away In the snow they both fell tlow n In opposite tlircclloiiH ami the cougar lit at their feet, be. I ween (hem. t If ci nine both tluniiilil 1 1 icy had nil t tlielr tloom, hut to their Hiiipnsoou regaining their f.-el tlu-y found I lull the cougar was dead. Is Toiii.v. a 1- it AinV An Oregon City dispatch says: ";,-v I F Tohey state mipei intend-nt or w hal he ca' ls (he Chlldlfii'8 llonie .s,,ei.y ,.f I'mt -land, is In (he city, in the Interest ,,f (he Inune. Tin. same person w as hcie Home mouths ago, and Niiected.-d In gcttlu; a number of women Interest, , I In t he home. liecame Interested, and soon after dered two children n-iil 1. 1 th,. home. No Mich liistltiiflon could be found at that time In the metropolis, us the nd dress gv- wa that of an attoim-y'H tilllve. It Is tl, might h,.rw t,.,t MO liiHtltiithni ,-Msts, although Mr Tohcy ays bla home Is Incorj orated under the lttWHof (he slalo." I oininl-sloni'i's Court. K V 'e itch, cousluble Hlate vs Mushy ami 'Fully J T CiIHhoii, county couiinis- Hiomr 00 V T llailey, cotinty coininls- "loner 3t 50 Hans Mull. Janitor county cniu- llils-iolieis 4 50 ICesigiiatloti of i: F Hnilth, Jusliro of I lie peace for Cain ii Creek precinct ac eepted and l'h is Hutc hings appointed to Hiieceeil him. John Stewart was appointed coiisahl for said precinct i.esigniiuuii oi tieuign iiuntt-r as HUs-rvisor of road ili-trict No 'JO, ac ceptetl mill t 1-. Mioll ill pointed to HUct'efd him. Oeorge T Sears was appoiutetl aupi-r visor of road district No. l:t for the ensuing year. Adjourned for the term. March Court met in special w-mIoii. lrtn- ent lion JO O Potter, jtldge, ami J T CalliMin ami W T Halley, commiie Hioin-M, and A J JoIiiihoii, hherilt and A C J linings, cleik. Court met mid ailjourncd until to. inoriow without transacting any tleli uite business March :io, Hills allowed. J I' Calli-oii, commission r f ti Oil v I It.tin-y, commissi,, ner 1," tin i: t rotter, expenses lo I'liitland l'J ,10 I-'. O I'olter, pauper supplies , ,', (i) Ailiouriied. WtitiliiT I'mspicts, Althougli wo have hud soineHhow ery wuath. r today It is not prohubl It w ill County Judge fray alsoj 'f ' considerable tluriitlon. The barometer linn been .milesteady fot the pist week, and no stamU at "ii 3d which, as a rule, w lib a steady barom eter Insuit goml weather, at Uast no violent changes, Thu unusual warm weather of ve lerdav Is probably re poiisbl ftr the light rain today. The thurmomrter registered 7" tlegreee, the the season. I'llf t.um-,1, April i I'm: Mi Ki.-NriK 1'i iiin.- The Kenzle I..rrv, which broke fiom 1 1 ! Mat, sman : mooring, at ilendih-k. early Wedne nay moiiiing and went HI miles down I .'htvl front following lnfonnntlnn reimrdlnff thl yi-or without a mnmier han l-n taken: January was no mild thut most person allowed their fire fi ir out and did not burn wood except for rssikiinf. There were a few cool day, but tlc-y were very few. Most of the time the air was warm und l.rlnifllko. February was not cold. Smut day wen-colder than any In January, but the weather wii nlsiiit the same. Man-h, from tho 1st to the nth, was In. llrml to 1st w indy. Ie came In like a small lion and went out like a very Innoecnt sheep. April came In warm, but a the day grew lonirer tho air Iss-nine colder, and by the 1st of May there wiui a temperature liko that of winter, with plenty of nnow and lis-. In May the youn hud were frown lenl, lee formed half an Inch thick on is.nils and rivers, corn wa klll-il, and the cornfli Ids were plant4sl aaln and airaln, until If Isiaiue fix, late to raise a crop. Ily the last of May In this ellmato the tris-H an- usually In leaf and birds and Mowers ure plentiful. When the last of Muv arrived In It PI, everything had li-n klll.il Lv the cold. June was the coldest month of rosisever- (experletinsl In this lalltude. Frost and Ico were us rommoii as lium-rc lips usually are. Almost every jrns-ti thing was killnl. All fruit was ilistroynl. Snow fell ten Inches tlii n In Vermont. Tie n- was a Hoven Inch snowfall In Maine, a thn-e Inrh fall In the Interior of New Vork statu und the same In Massachusetts, Tlu-ni wen only a few niislemtely warm days. Kverylnsly lis.k.il. loritnil and wait. si furwann weather, but warm weather tlid not come. Itwiisnlsn dry; very little rain fell. All Hiiumier lonir the wind blew steadily from the north In blasts laden w ith hiiow and lco. Mothers knit tus ks of doiihle thleknt-. for their children nm! made thick mittens, l'laiif liiir and shlverinir were done toin-ther. am the farmers w ho worked out their tales on the coiuiin- roads wore overcoats anil mit tens. On June 17 there was a lienvv fall snow. A Vermont farmer sent a tlm-k of shis ii to pasture on June Irt. The niornlnn of the 17th dawnisl with the thermometer Is low tho rns-zing isilnt. At about o'cliN-k in the inornihg tho owner of tho shts-p startnl to l.s.k iiji hi flirk. Ik-foro lenvliix home he turn.il to his wife and said jokingly: Helter Mart tho neighbors noon. It's tho in lilt I lo of June, and I May get lost In tno snow. An hour after ho left ! mie a terrible snowstorm ramo up. The i now fell thick ami fast, and as there whs -i much wind the lletvy iius s piled In gn t drifts along win winiiwani mdo of the 1 net s und out hulltli!ik's. Xlght came. Ill I the f.irmer nail not Isvn tu-artl of. Hi wife Isiunio frtghtentil and alarm. d the .elulibirh.sid. aii me neigiiiMir lolntil ihe .-anhlnir imrty. On tho thin! day th. t found him. lie vv a King lim hollow o i a side hill. with Isith feet frozen. lb- Wdi half covered with nnow, but iillvo. Most of the sheep were lost. A farmer near Towksbiirv. Vt a large Held of corn. He hulk (Ire around the Held to keep off the frost. N'mrlrev ...Koi tie nun ins iiieii us. k turn In keep ing up the Urea ami watching that the tlltl not fm-iit. The farmer was rewarded n.r in tirelin lal.irs by having tho only i--i .4 iT.ru in ine region. Jiiiycaino in with ,v nml snmr rin the fourth of July Ice as thick i.s in,i glas fonutil throughout New Kngland, Now Vork and In HOllie f'HrlS l.f f!,.utnt. 1 1'liiisyivanla. Indian c.,rti, which in some part of thy east had Htruggled through May and June, gavo up, fr0o ami unu. in i ue surprise of rvenissly August i-.o-.ii tut, worst luontMuf nil. Almost every green thing In this country nnd Ku ropo was bhustiil w lih frost. snow f,.i (lt imrnei, ju nines rr.uu London, mi Aug 1)0 Newsi-M n-viv.il from Kngland siat.ii that ISIrt would Is- n-iiicmlieMl hv the ex isting gem.ul.m ns the year In which there wa no Kummi r. Very little turn ripened In New Kngland. There Was great privation, and thousands of ,h rsons would have i-crlshed In this country had it not been fur the abundance f ,,, ,, ,vili, game. In dlrtvt contrast with lslrt nnisvir tho year ls-.'7 S, w hen ii.,v was ,, winter I "'1- "hodi.it some venrs) ago In Hurllngton. Vt.. us.il to Mate hi e.KT e,-e ; in IsHT.s Xllllu . encycloKilla of l.sal etei.ts. H,. ,!, "I .... . ...,. s,-,,s.,n when winter was al most like summer, the winter of Is t 1 was running the stc.,,,,'., (lenerai cnvn ,Tv?. ,,"1r"".-'""- Vt..an.l 1'ort Kent and l'lattsburg. N. V ..,.! ,i, ,. . i ' " oilier. Tho tdd I-ake lhamplalti M.vm.Kv.t tini,winv haul.il out the steamboats l'hani, ..nfl One of about him wan when One diy a Neiv Kngland .olilician went t I'.erce after some sort of jdum for a constituent. Pierce pent Iiim tolitithrie. The congressman Jires- ently came hack looking mad. "What did (i uthrie eay to you about antiointin' vour friend?'' i i t' inquired Pierce, innocently. "lie paid lie would be damned if answ. r, she would indignantly sn.rii aim letiv. S, It S.1-HH ever to hate l-rn, and prob- ahlv it will ei.-r !. so 1 .in; lis this sw.i t Intluciice, love, imisls men and softi in women. 1'. rhaps this i nhan. i- the plmsiiro of lote. John K. als. with everything of Is-auty that was to have li n to him a joy forever fast failing from Ills vision and his ll.silug breath almost ready to leave Ms dying IhhIv, left, nearly a his List wonl, that his ile.m-t hop.- of love was of a "HWis-t unrest." -Philadelphia Times. RICHARD III. lis Was Not, Ku It l As-rtrl, llump-biw-kud Tyrant. Ills deformity I a gnat f.vitum In Shaki-sparo nnd Is usiil with all hake- pcan-' knowliilg,. of human nature to ex plain much of w hat would Is-otherwise In- rmlible. It Is the liltternis,,f the defonn- od which make Klchanl hate the world, w hich harden his cruelty and shnns'ns M aln-.-uly keen nlgul auibltioii with thedo sln to overcome the scorn of mankind for tleftvts ho could not help by reaching a plan- whom he could put the world under his feet. et there Is but little ls-tter evl deuce of his deformity than then- Is of his Having Isrn tsirn with teeth. It is hardly ni-cessarv to call witm-sses to disprove such triviality as this, but It Is easily done, a,i (, refutation Is complete. o eonicmiK.niry other than Kouseveii at hides to Klchanl' deformity, and theso others who are silent an the onlv w riters in n-ai autnority. ralivan. the I.nilotier who must have seen Hicluml often nnrt who was a lutiratrlnn, nay nothing of uny iierormity, l tic I'myland Chronicler, a nicinis r of hdwartl JV's rounell, U tiiiaiiy silent, anil ho, too, is ( i.mtno. al though lie twiw speaks of Kdwanl ns tho naniisnmest prince he had sn n, thus thow- ing that he noted physical nis-anince. Mowe said he had talked with old men who had seen Klchanl, and they dcclanil "that he was of bodily shaw comely enough, only ,,f lw stutun-." Kven Kous himself, in his portniit of Kichanl, Indl rate no deformity. The portrait, Indnil and then- an scveralauthentlo example show us a nam without any truce, either In expression or feature, of l,Hlilv lnalfor tiuitlon. The face Is a striking t,ne, stning high bnd, intellectual, ralh.r stern, 1st haps, ami n httl- lianl in the lln.w n.u..... Ill tho least cruel or malignant, anil with a pn-vaihng air of sadness. Hon. Henry (.allot Ltslgo In S-riluicr'. "lid Cuthrie talk tliat way to you?" asked the President. "He did." "Well,'' paid Pit roe consolingly. "that's the way lie talks to me, too." KICKS TOO LATE. The Orcgotiian id kicking at the high ami exct-fsive protection mo nopoly rates ol thu Uingley tariff bill. Vet the Orcgouian, during the last presidential campaign, kept its Hag at lull mast fur what we are getting nuw a tariff con trolled by monopolies and trusts. And the producers must pay for it. No wonder at the results of the e'ect'ons the oilier day when the Mckinley administration had hardly been installed in rower. The people have had time to regain their senses and ure now aware of thu reckless demands of protected industries that seek to thrive and fatten off the producers of the country. Sii It E M) J A 14 js (,; Japan is taking advantage of if mistake! made by this eonJ and others, in adhering t0 nic. Jj tandard. She will txr)tt)J . market, while other countries jM be forced to contract theirs. TL little brown men realize their tj! vantage A Japanese correspondent of the London Bullionist, writing ffU(a Kobe, Japan, throws light or, I commercial expansion of the Orient, which is bringing exports of th. Far Kast in to the markets of tie world, and ehows why Japan con-tinut-i to draw down her gold bl ance in London and purpose fix. ing her .silver rate at 32 to l. i exporting country already, tD(j promising to be a much greater one iu the future, Japan realizes that her advantage has come frotuchdn i s.t. t r euver, nuicu is uer money, and the disadvantage which gild stands countries labor under in cutnpep'. lion against her. This advantij. she proposes to fix ai.d fasieQ 0v , ratio of 32 to 1, and by muking.'br law, a double value of her glj coins. SOLDIEIi'S HOME TKOL'ULfc KEWAUIJ FOR A ThAllOK. Tho order made by the trust of the Koseburg iii.ldii-r's Hoim witholding pension money ol the inmates, and at which they jiulj rebelled, is us follows: "Uule 13. Any person aduiitind to the home shall surrender allbii pennion to the commandant, intl, if the person so surrendering hiir'n. sion has dependent relations, the money to surrendered chall be paid to such dependent relations bj it commandant, excepting the fumo! four dollars per month, und in cm such person has no dependent il lations, the excess of his j-enjioti over and above the sum of four dollars per month, shall be creditd by the commandant to a fund fot the support of the home and ilitl! be used for that purpose only." The old soldier w ho is able it support himself, with the aid of his pension, will not go to the Hj and tho order attempting to uit his pension pittance is unworiit of the st-tte that considers ill duty to provide for the defesdeu who risked their lives for it in m hour of need. Jo IB '-it; .a'. Oft Pt n Til S ET 01 H 0 L r j. jt.s . 1 tj-0 P 4; Jat:!i t ' .wars i , ihefoiu iausxr (O.NKIJJEXCE PlKIHMi 'tir- ;i IV.1 Willi a a di ni (luil i 4 UtU Me: AN iM.MiUloint k T,luv'a Salem ' 1l'",trrV,!'' a,ul '"'""y a hit of ,v ai.tHns.l ..lsii.,1.- i.. ...... .'.. I In MielliurneUtv. n.,r 1 1 . . t . . .. ' I' veins, i tl... ,-in,.,. tturing .. . irau, I I . liter v, , tvas v.tertla.v reivlve,! at the reform I " The I'h.enlx l,s,U new engine .mil, ,n l-ll eluol fr.1111 l ll....n l'......i.. I.. I Allwinv hm.I th.. .. i. ., t. o .'.nil ill Hie liver. I, 1,,-i.i.. ,..u-...l i . . . u Z . " " "' "-"1 'f s , .. ' I'.v ; etier Having ooiiunme.l Iiim to that ". " "v h.-lhunie h.irlxir hi i.l hy mean. f ropes a.,.1 pulley, I n -t i t u t i..i i for l.nMrrlgil.illt v t. ,Trv"vt" "l""" ' At Middle ltl.th,.ugl,t.l,WlH,t ,ll agaiHhe l!,rnev John M WIIIIhuh It 1 -u,e ' S The XriuM ,T:,l,u,n " ,,",t runuing ,.r.ler hy faumlay tiiorni,,,. I ,,, -. ...e.-rt.... i" 1 " ! o LnXl i. : ' t't.untv r..i.m.l..i. - i-m . 1 . - . . J ' .. r : "' "" astiu.,lny ' in... sou aim i ne uuie lullew H home l nt t'row , uiuncning. aim 1 1 itain-y visite.l tlie lHat vet..r.l...- i.... ; i '-. o.ii .itii.'oii ii en r his relativt-a r.nl.le. Primitive In.-.-niM.. In nnclent days sw.vt i..h,r -..., ,.i,. taln,-,t l.y hurtling aromatic gums and wooits; hen.s- the wonl ,u,rf,,, ...i.i .u I from the Utl ,vP. thn.ngh, 'fumus, PiiioKe or vn in ir. Finn, il.u .t... . . ... ef In.vns,. primitive worshlti. It was si l.y the oriens.ls l.m,. i.f.,, u i hllown to the Western U-..I-I.I li... , . ... ea-t utili,.,l , fr .rMci ' t,,r temples At oasts It cnlianittl the t-leiis- m oi t,,(. f,,,w. At twwrnU t w.w n ... himmm. uie manes ef mm later, In theaters .. i , i . ' n i.eii nicy nrriveti workmen ha, I .. hunt well tin It way h.ic' up t,,, riv, .-. ,Olio nf the I, !-., owncl t.v Klwthhl llowerman, which wan on" the l-,t W het, Uue.it , low theHtrr-atn, has nehool hoard met t.hlay mm loin ii.jium rttvived. . . . " " t.s.k ever a Une count v, near the si.i.i.- 1 I",.u "'"""Pt-n n the Go,,. at I'nuv, Mi Kknik Ki.i;i(.--Tio f,.rrv (,, at the county ferry at lleinlrlclvY ha l-ecn towetl link and will lv fllf eroMiii travelers h, Monday ihhui. ThU will he a great iMiivenleiuv lo travel, the l amp t'u, k r,ui Is h, pthir coiidltlon mi, umeh heavier than the one en the north Hide of the rlvn - I'ai.j t.im-.l. April , l-Kti 1 UAftt-KKit. Kdward Uvsrt nf (i.heii, had his lvg (raetutetl aln.ve the ankle Joint yesterday l y a horne w l.leh (ell on him w hiln lit i n d rt.l i tl . I III I 1 1 k 1 IlO mm uu ul.;..i.. . ...... the w.ruHh of Jy ,!. Th0 J,,, who aiir en d.vk raUst their nvs.,U cw ork Sun. ChllJrvii'i Trrror. Con At. k tiKnvK, Dr., April !. The y and euii.love.l teachers for the vnulng year, hi "fol- l.tU'S- V II 1. .....I, ...."...! . , " " """I piimipai; .mm tt-mtr to merit children than ativ ..ri, ,-iiuoii, .nm a tin i I inlrrw.md, ' , ' nti following In the or- Mr. Hopkln. B, Mis, White- Mis, I Z'Z ."T ?'m"- lark-M-. tnnsic teacher. w Z'X I he school thirlngllu. Isj Mar ban n' l.v. rv-hbem and hlg: wtn.ls. ' 1 1 u made splemlld progivs. , l'1,vu""t to nothv that the f,r cf ghost the dead. ,ii.if ..,..,(., .... . --."in ..in. i-midlng ' "'! nf n crowded l'liny assun-s us that Ineens,. w.-w not Pmploy.,1 in s,criti,v until aftertheTmj,,,, war. when fragrant w.ssls werv aj.plieil to give an agrtval.l,. Hindi. In an ancient magical manuscript It is Jnvl.d, la, ,,ir,v grains sl,o,,,,l Is' taken with I invl i.,.,.. .. . '"ii. ;,, .i.:;;'ev'u-lrr!h t.n .... W , , ' l"li1''" "M Ml-- r'"te-...r'...L,i;".'"."'""-"'"t l.veincas,l.sl iwmm,.';:1r-x;,i: "i a ilsH.-sh. Iter when hMhiih cine oi, It a ma,, won . h,.,.. i. . . " , , . ""use oi ins own. rjjch news as the following is not pleasant reading for many persons who have held John G Carlisle in high esteem. Benedict Arnold was once a patriot: It is stated that at the request of ex-.s.cretary Carlisle, Claudo M. Jjhnson is to keen In l eliiof tl. I . e . -...i i.t tin uureuu oi engraving -tti pi lining, ioratinie, as a re ward for the work he did among Hie gold democrats in heli,ii,T i i- i - . . airy i.eiiiuciiy lor McKinlcy. Much activity is being bhonn anong the tilver forces every where. The result of the sprina elections is lull of encouragement ami uie people have begun the battle of 1900 it, a dctermin i Hon to wiesi the tovcrnment 10IU the timm-changers and trusts, who are now in full command. In Uregon the work lias n.t be. neglected, even at this early -vi i oriianu on tlie oth the Mu;t- noaial. county bimetallic league neiu a large una enthusiastic meet-iB- Martin Quinn, who came near I v hoi n it .t ..... . 1 j -"d Kieuiuu eoiigre.ssmiin last June.a-ldreed the meeting on "Special Privileges." The follow ing otlicers were chosen: Seneca -S-nitti, silver republican, president; ,,t.K-.,, ttemrat, vioe-rresi "-ui, jonn r M ner. populist, i nucsAir i stjLtiW ii.n . . . ii. niTum'ir. ami h. .1.. ver.ty .,ys that thunder J TtX? fl,"t,,,l,, '-"lng lN.r eause terror to m.w children thn anv , . 1 i. 'irt "f I'htlln. U ....... ,,K ,m. n,HL A . . - ...... A Mi Take three gallons of conflilsMf, one peck of international agr- inent, one quart of gold utandad. seven tablesjioonfuls of prosperity. two quarts of sound money'iti flavored with one pound of pro tection. Boil with twelve rnnciln of no work, and eat while hot, o teaspoonful. A rei-nit i?suo of tlie I'wK Colorado, Chieftain contained ful lowing interesting adverlifMi " ',n,,,,: rjy a competantnonin -i plai'e in work for her liu?biOui board." This sounds like a Wrf ern uln 0f the "n'w wowit miivcmei.t, but in prolisbly tbj word of llio snie"old" woman" lias l io i dniti!.' just that lki even h r, idnce the time wheW I the iru,oi'v of man runneth nan. the eiin'rary Xt-lira-kais a lenient slate. has been introduced in the legislature making it a niiruW' or to have in luihspsnion a decs I i cards rmitninimr innre 1 1 1 ; 1 11 NM aces. Out west it formerly ui; a fiiiht. nossiblv death. The "I t. , j surplus is liable to cause ... i Btraineil rulnft.irw niililllL' Crlll'l uien who mar happen U be tost:l their appreciation of the rt'i;:'j values of poker hand. Mark Hanna got into the I'" States senate, by appointm3' ;i :i.. ii-. ilmflfifl ' unr easn v. e veniuir -i w i ;V;Ii.:ih-I 'n me Tf.mle ly Vm Ullru ur. ' hlaoj 1 -Sur-a !''r"tio f lies ar rnrin. 'lots. who : . ' r ly. " t house .P.r,v.,v'"k"".l :oi, fellows ofi f, . tlrrgan tii.aM, , eoiutu verr lr on ih n.r j fornn of ,lnWl nr,t to lv fou d in i of theeoutitry-. Kor Instan, .Nmie ssvll all part ?I.T "V.1"'!.." " " Jaue'lWtuoi, .sAl.KM, tr.. Anril n l.. i ... of l.u.h .,.. ,: .... '."." ' ",v '"ouuht "-','...11.',, i--".." i-ai'iut no aia. nlnthttcMst ullcles IWitl III tl,e mvretarT of male'. whll' n the cyelon,. states I, ,,romnil ' olllce tuila v w ere: " a'u' "r apprehentlon. 'I' lie l!tii.m Uwg tVnfpuny; rnpl iai :;m o, illvi.1,-,1 Into HO hare oftAi eacn; iniMrimrutoes .1 . it........ Uilicily aijutiU iht! fracture tVltagi' drove. (lAAtrunoaUral. "What Is nutrltloif,t.l. l-nl.. n...v.- J S "' 1 f.ssl that Is ki rt .,.",.! liH'atlon, j ".' '"any ins-pie are ahin sj to tt !. KIIIL-lii Kir ha,! e,,f..OJ...l ., . ..' ,u. n'l Iter...:..:.. ... . ""'.u in, ion mat it will not lane u"- :""'7at(hehad receivtd auenuons Iron) 17 y,H1I) i ..... . UU IIU I ta i.r,.i I , . ,,MU naa in-' m nuttn "if Her. Ih's news reael,D.i .i J An examination paper pf'r Ots-rge Vauund I'fTT';. 1 , y0U l'dUor' "nhe. b-v a JlnMe student in H ; m- in print JsionK'hool at Xan'. hJ H;,tL,l,r':v.f,,,r ! i tllV 0 who had hnoA ,n 1 "American ratio! '! t:: teryw.ii."- trt hor galtier thtir share of thesweet de :and l"!'l. k "r rum ucr. J'"k- " , I'-"- I The bt-ball f...r i-1- ..-l.ulnlstratlon , "i ' :J 7.? th" U .;- l.T'T""11""8 ver. Vs fr"" J " due (, Colic hio Ifglr-lature, when il gel j ;f ;i'C'oii r busiiuss, more limn "'''' T1' him linutcs to elect hissii'vesor. 1.1' M-tf. - 19 Morn Tnrs. 1 T'agof t """"Jlls "j-'r"rtl,P it'i'ii mnioij. ?ll, I,' hi n tlents hatilsh,' stxt. vcgeiung work down j- a, f'il.M.i T Ha, , v Ki in i -"""IT' lAuIM. pu.l.urX "I" : 6. aown to a fine" j thu fv.ir twuiodUtvlx H.rvn.s, point when thav fee! '-'I ' rr.te. to J.. Hri C'ga" This weather makes on gitting outside for a sun bath- u s n . O . i ,;'" tin 1. , u'x . 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