Kugene tfity Guard
ArURDAy sicpr. 10
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
the WEEKLY GUARD is caused
coir iderable trouble by corrc-
spondents addressing the p'o-
nriotors Oftisonallu Arlrir. .11
letters referring io the newsDa-
per or business connncted there
with to
THE GUARD
Eusene, Oregon
THKOHKHON B0Y8 AT MAMLA.
.
The following xtriou from the
Chicigo Inter Owan .- Mooani of
iik' pa ouro in .inn i i ,WH to-
part tik'-n by the Oregon boys:
as own h we lumMv was an-
nouno-d two battalion- of the
dooowi vrcgou irgimei i, wno irere
on a MM:ner BlHitod a-hon-. Tin-
taamer went oloaa ii, beaide
oreikwater, on wbloh the
landed and no imbed uhnre,
oral M.-rritt bod already
unburn in a omall bo it.
trooo
(ien-
gone
General Merrill landed with an
Oregon oompany at hUeaoort. All
tainted when the ili wai rnis.d.
AO Oregon regimeni polie.d the Oregon Mining Journal. Out of
citv Saturday i.i ;ht ,mi Oregon ! 'he DO membeiM cimpoaing the lro
me ) received the aurrend. r of the branches of tint dy the e.ilctila
tspnnieih armti. (orefiore 68 rciiui.licana and '.'7
lUfaritee. The frienda of the ex-
Throughout Saturday night men j senator cluiiu that he has already
kept outline in from tho Spanish !32 of the republican monlieie
lints. When the Oregon troops pledged to him. Thtl would give
reachel the Captain tieneral'a him the caucus noaitnation if he
palace, where General Merrill bad desires it. Bit after Ins experience
mide bis headquarters, they found 'with the last cauetn nominal on be
tbd pitta pack' d with Sp.niards. j has concluded to leave that institu
Between cix m l seven tbooiand I tion severely alone. I'liere will,
soldiers pave u ; their arms which ! therefore, be m caucus, and i'. Hill
consisted mostly of Manser till-s. he a free fight for all.
Twelve thoneand standi ol arms
were taken nn.l millions of rounds
of ammunition, Enough new
Mauser r iles were captured to arm
most of our regiments. Threo mag
azinea were found full ol DOWi r.
IHTKRT10H TO
BTATK.
skun k Tin;
Tho East Oregonian pertinently,
and we think corre tly, reinirks:
"The work ol bringing about a
Bpocial session a! tnu Oregon legis
lature is slowly but surely being
perfected. Them is a strong de-ire in
some .juartera for an extra session
and the dexterity, with which these
peiple have 'pulled the wires' to
apparently uiakeitap ear that the
people were in favor of it and were j
to be he iu fi ted by it is oreditable
to them at least. There is re tlly
no intention to servj the state
in calling en extra session. Il is
simply a movement to elect a man
to the United States senate win has
not 'a ghost of a show' before the
regular session of the legislature
which occurs in January."
A man named Cochran baa given
the president some reasons fo- hold
ing the Philippines, direct from the
Bible. lie says: "God siys hold
the Philippines. Revelations 2:25:
But that which ye have already,
hold fast till I come. Revelations
8:11: Behold, 1 com-) quickly.
Hold that fast which thou has by
Dewey and God taken, that no
man take thy crown. No man
can live, politically or socially iu
America who gives back to Spain
what we have fought lor." He
further declares personally that
God suggested to him that passa 6
referred to.
The farmers are wondering how
they can get hold of tht "honest"
dollar mole out of gold with wheat
at 40 cenis per bushel. The pur
chasing power of gold H far greater
t tan ever before. The holders and
owners of ;;old or gold obligation!
have been enriched to an enormous
extent while all other classes of
property have been correspondingly
depreciated. And this has been
brought mout by financial legisla j
tion .'or which the United States 11
largely respoi.-ibl?.
The California mllit'.a that bal
not heen called into active service
as anxious to be discharged. They
find no glory lying alont eunp,
espicially when inadequate aeom
modations have been provided f t
oamolife, both as to food and
,amp me,
eq-aipments.
WHO PATI THE tax:
Tl. ur il , .
"mniiru i (Kit
i ii'i- 11 i
liveiavorj pcrtinenl lllmtntlon
" 10 " pays tbe war tax, nud
Mmethli ; besides to the . ri
;ti u ih.il ci
' i i - pttr n
.
11
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h'.o-
r
i a
i
Nut
wishlna tn
,i
the telephone ootnpany has raised
the price if one-minute Use of ihe
IIm t. i i, ... j i
..v ... . u iirr.- in i oru .im iroin Jo
to 50 rents, thereby making an id
(liti .i.al .rolh of J3cin s. Out
business mm an- highly and luatlv
inoeneed at thin monoiioly r..t and
l- . . f .... i ..: . . .. :
... ..
only l.oy oiling thl'll :e,
I .nin ii, nil'.
bat OOmblnlDI with merchant cf
other town! and having a ii, 0
their own. The telaphoM company
la ,tt , tlP pooition to nuk
'(t,:vi. , h irj!,.H an I thrive."
IX-
l HE BBNATUSSUIP.
Word cones to us in uu BUthei -
:. i ,i . l i-i
ii lonn that the oandidaoy ol rx
Sen itor Mitchell fur the 1' S senate
... j. i ,, ., ,,
to Oil the iXISllllg vacancy will
gain oome bef ire the legislature of
Orego.i at its next session,
ays the
Batiks all over the state tiro -hi
ping in silver for t.re of bopand
and fruit growers in settlement
with their picking help. This same
sil ret that is good oongb I r the
hoys and girls, laboring men and
womeni shop and atore keepers, is
j not good enough for bondholders.
The gold men insist on payment of,
interest aid principal in gold, and
to make that gold more valuable
have USt d ihuir powerful i illuencc j
to pievent fur. her coinage of siK.r
producing a scarcity of the i insula
ting medium.
The progressive hop growers of
the White River Valley, Washing
ton, are showing ijuite an ajiount
of enterprise. They lme drafted
a petition lor the removal ol
the horticultural inspector of tnt
district because he did not u impel
the indifferent growers t. spray
their hops. This is the kind of
enterprise that should he shown bv
all farming com nunities with re
gard to not only fruit inspector!
but all Other ollicers o( the law who
do not perform their duties.
I', is thought that as Silotl as the
Spanish troops are out of Havana
mouths will be unsealed and psi
live information obtained us to who
was responsible for ths blowing up
of the Maine. Captain 'General
Blanco's h iste to get out of the
OOUntry is taken as an indication
that he b ii knowledge of the per
petrators of the deed, perha. s was
directly involved.
Peace ii- s .um limes ui re deolly
than war. Alger's almost criminal
adminiitration of the war depart
ment is a case in point. While
380 men were killed in battle r
d.ed of wounds in the war with
Bnain nli.-iot '2(1110 have (lied of .
. , i i ..a
disease in camp or aboard 'r'-'"
norls The Ciicago Tribune has
, ' r IOOJ f ,.
the names of 1284 of the -'mP
dead.
i i ii 4 i. Tl, - .;,.
Portland Dispatch: The retire-
ment of Kx-l'resident J W Johnson j
from the .Stutrt University tukei.
from that ins'itution one of its
most efficient and ablest Inslroot
ors. He bns been connech I with
ihe University since it 0iened.
and occupies a place in the heart!
of the older students and nr t in ites,
which is rarely equaled for geouli
ness ot filial love.
I)r Win Kuvkiinlall ln been re
,.; ...uprof. rlnWllhmell medh
cal college of diseases oi r woaea i d
oeaas,
TUrr Are TnOll ami HlBt.l), I.UI 4.,..,. wc
nawssaaoMea and iiri.
The AtftohW soldier's ordinary dres
1 1 n..i wry attmottva It eonaiata ol a
; wliii.' Uaaa afctrl down la in. burnt and
palrof tight limn Mill I o half M
i u-.n ii ui can. uvcr this ho tviw. .tl,:i
I of foldedliuennud, asarulc, a"hamuia. ''
or white cotton sheet, drupvd around him.
I None .f these garment I. over washed.
, solicit they rapidly assiuii. i,r..v ,,
hue, '' no nntlvo ever wosbes'hlm.. If
body at man la not preolaaly
iii"in rmainga at nead
aovBrtngaas ween, The efasssoaad all
who .an affnnl It wear a shamma with a
broad tii .tripe, aallad a "iano," and on
high days and font h o osOBriMM every va
riser of akWass art produced ol nil oolars
in km rainbow, Cloaks of blue, rod, green,
yellow-or vtol.-t, ornament,! with mugh
''"'fi'l.-ry. l.mrd .kin, sh.vpskiti.niid
"ii iiiiii.kiim urv w..rn . .n ilav l.v
I IhouBUvm ami .mall hl. f-. and ..'.h,.
" " nays ny
1 ,valo," Iba army paaaanlaaaoMaahow
I - . !. .' Ull.i .-. I'M.. I 11
i " ........ it linn in mi
alaphaat r i.m dttttnfitlahad biaaaall
iiiiuli In Imtil.. nvan an aun'oln .f Hon'
wane on hU bead, and for aath 0.10 BMM
hi' h:.- klll.-il he wean a Mh. r Lathi on
word urablnrd. Tho hlchint riMinimM.
for valor l a mirt of . let top lint orna
BMBtad with Bllvar, ami Ktv:tt nfflnMl are
given nhieiiu ooTawd witii relwl ami or-
nat.ieiil.il with Kol.lori.lher. 1 In hi..r.U
are worn on the rluht han.l .!. mul am
v',ry ""eh eun.-.i. atnoal ilokle ihaotd,
and iharpenett an both editi. i'lu-searo
- u-d for tVtblnf, tronkUlln- :..
owa oB DMttthfali ..f beef-
atoak. The rllle.4 at' of even-N.rt of .In
; l0 l.u.l. r (exeept Martini II. nrv), ami a
VU M '"""' "(eattoi rlnoi wan taken
..uu. . . " Ai.iiiiiiii, iii 1 111. iiaiiii iii .aillia ill
Ifja, lull, as far an wo OWjU Bad oat. tbt r
luu'ketry would DO Itiiprovul eon-'.li ri.l ly
by a hit of regular tanjal pnettea
As for tho men iBHUOlVOa, tl.ojr am
hMgh and ntnnly, hut not big, Their
kkln U of tho eolor of Bind, and Ihail f a
MTCI and hair aro dlftlneU nerullko,
though they havo tmli;ht DOaOl, as a rule.
Loudon Qloba,
usury in ceylon.
Mi.) I ( i ,i L Tli. re Kun I roi.i
i.o to aoo fm Oautj
Ceylon apiH-ars to bs the happy hunting
gnUnd of the man of mm, ill eapltal ami
till Mimller amount of ttxmU OOOSSlaB
tloiiM.oM. On that fair Uland the motny
louder BoorlabSS to an extent fBTffty In.
aKlued hero. Uxi-I.:' m Is nvafdsd SS
udvlsablo In thU eoui.try, but In l Vl SI it
I s a BSSSSStSi
In the towns tho "ehetty" . harp s tin
T eotit an a regular tiling This Is Iv.tl
enough, but it ifw Inillas Into lnilpilt"' a
by tho ridS of tho Uoo r OMl of the HI'
Uga JMOUMISOC. llodeals In eomu.rathe
ly mm. ill Minis, but his OUStOOMMS menu
niemu. Ho il.s.'rt not eliarpi mi i.iueh a
year, but m many anniut per month, and,
havtuK K"t tho strew on, ho maki-s luon. y
with surprisit.K rapidity.
Tho following autheutle ease w ill ..how
bla inashod .f IiukIih: A nan who bad
Ooms Into KiMies.Nion of luu ruiHiw o'iusl
a hi. op and UaMIl IiusIiioks lie Mippll.sl
the iilii.-'i'. will, anything they nspilhsl
nrovlslons, olothea,tn y.tverythuig
10 ue pain lor 11. Kntliiwiien in.' uariesi.
eaiue lounil. Ho Kavo liberal credit, and
In return for tho prlvlleitei. alf. nl.sl to
rli..,o .ilj ,.n.f.,iii.,N lout to ,ii.il..i.f iL. tlnif.
they would s, It the .-ralt. to him at ,. rujK'.'s
I r aiuui.au. ii.Imiui one quarter).
Sum. of tho l Ustom. rs paid for tlio
good, win. I. worn wild at lilirh priees ami
In a short tune hu hud made SOOrUpOM
prollt. This bin., ho lent, to Is. paid for
lu grain. When harvest time arrived, le
was entitled to to aiiiunums f grain
which ho Mild shorlly afterward for -too
ruHS'S. Thus In the cour-o of a year ho
had made .im rupees prollt and Mill h '
his orllnal capital M.fo This In not an
extreme ease.
U was ellelt.il In evidence In i. Ceylon
court lately that one man alone lent Minis
of money BRMIuatlng to 1,000, out. rui.s's,
and he Is only a unit of a very lartfc num
ber. Strand Mattalne.
Ho nidnfl I'uiut it.
One of the good stories alsiut the famous
painter Mctssonlor, which Is not lopoated
by his biographer, is In roganl SO hi ex
IRTleneo with a "now rich" gent Ionian
who had ireeted u prtrata tboatcr at his
chateau. Mehsotiler was just then at tlio
height of his fame and was ponding
months In painting little pictures iilx.ut
Hi by 11 inche and selling them for 1,000
frniies nn Inch. Tho rich mun e uieeivi!
tho brilliant idea that what hi . theater
must
iulcl was n iimp curtain p.nni.si
by tho famous Mcl.-sonlcr. So he went to
thourtlst's studio and propoaod the mat
ter to him.
"How largo Is this curtain to I', mon
sieur!" asked Mclssonicr.
"It will be 10 meter high and II mo
tors wide."
"Ah. nan ami," aald Ueiaaonier amia
bly, "It win take me N years to paint It
oiid It will aost you 10,000,000 fiam s"
Tho bargain was not cumploteil. Now
York Times.
A VUtoring Hadlaak
Abaorbont ootton I bighly reoommand
edai a filtering medium. It nets rapidly
and is therefore of gnat value In HI taring
olatUssfemonta ra ordinary aonsshow
uso It Is sisvially n-oiniiieii.l. d Iss auso of
Its Incxpenslvcness and anM of ii.anage-
mant. A largo tun no! must bs provided,
and thceottoti Is pr.s.l moroof laM (Irm
ly Into tho nock, according to the inbotanoa
t) b' passed through. Soinu liquids am
much mora difficult to manage than oih-
or, ami this mUSt ot
iuru Im tillovveil
fur. A UtUa practioo will show tho boun
wlfll j,lst ,w , ,,M.V tho ciion muat be
packed to insure Miecesa In fUtorlng the
I VarloiiH llnuids with whiehshe hastodeal
LN,W Vo. k l.dg.r.
The Man of Moderate Mono.
"I siipi".-.' th' re . aii !-' no doubt," said
iSol modsrats meana, "that a man
can do bettor work on gil food. By th it
1 mean tlio le-l oi nsm, ui.j iiiio.-.
delight Ihe taste and sa'i-h the slomaoh
and sillluse Ihewhoh. bolllg Willi joy. to
the exclusion of nil .arc Hull Una UM
that theso things can ho fed to advantage
only to tic nu n who tin. ready and will
ing to work met wh.... oitptut can ! im
profad Iherelq They might bs loot en
others, wh on tber would only lull to stoop
and who can ! k- pt at work only by tho
rasping etimulanl of poverty Now
York Sun
1 ii. i tornal
New Alpine Tourist-Why did you Udl
the guide not to plunge OS over any pTSSt'
ph-esr
old Alpine Tom i i -l wish to a
: giving him the opportunHy for espsstmi
i eitra fu from no, Detroit Journal
aWN s .
AHTtLlkMY CUKiU&lTlkij
oia tuna Oonnoa Tht SVon Kadi
Iratlirr, W4 OMd 11"
Among the i m initios of artillery odd
lnvuiith.ua haw. a Ki,at place. Cannon
have bSSBJ ttiado of tho most unlikely ma
tcrlal Uwther wan notd as earlv Kl
lletir- VUl'S day at tho risgt of BOU
liHtno The very article were SlOMd In
tho tower ..I'.o, and Kclyn .aw- them
thoro, tnaaribed "Moo Uarliopus ssleu)
mm dofslt llonurtoaM An. they still
bjtagjta some eotn, r i f utafottsn tmn
ber room! The Beoteh anplaysd tsathes
(runs In l.li. i to batb r l.nl Conway's for
tUVattoni at . wk urito, and they did thn
work well. Deaaribtng Um feverish alarm
In Paris In tTM Carlylu rays: "Onocltl-
ma bsnwiDnghi i at theaobema at a wood-
in cannon, whl. h I ranee shall oxelu-holv
pn.iit by in the Bnri Instanna it la t.. bs
made of stave-' y the cooper, of lillllo.H
honndloss oaltber, but uncertain as to
Mtvntfth."
I Wo small ptOOM bTOUgbl to 1 r.'.n.e by
the Slaniese etub --...!. r as pr sent ftvuu
their kim; t" LOttlS XIV were the only
artillery roourabk for tho attack on the
liastiih of oooenMa modal no doubt,
ndornad with drageasaad goidon inscrip
tions, but efth item workmaoahlp. Wo road
of pihi oannon In India. Then were two
so itcm-riiHsi at Baroda in Burton 'a ttme,
"to which Mgul ir ailoi.u Ion was offered "
In fmt, the tubesworo of steel, but tho
maariro gold oaringoori $0,000,
l'or tho deronaa Of Malta In tho Old day
tho kntghto'tlnTontod a klndol ordnanoa
of their own, unknown to all tho world
Issido," Kiys 1 In itie, an ejowltncss
They hollowed out the natural rook hero
and there In such fashion that the cavity
was llko a mortar, put a barrel of (run
powd. r Into tho hole, pluggtd It with a
wooden disk enetly fitting ami heaped
miscellaneous projectile thereupon. About
60 of theso singular cannon defended
creeks ond h.ndliiir place. Suite of them
wen six f.s t in diameter ami threw 10,000
pound weight of Iron or sloue Into tho
air. Ihuilmiaa. If all went well, they
would do tremendous execution upon an
enemy Irving to disembark.
Hut then, an' eccentricities still mom
curious en re. ord. In a SomboU the Island
of Chlnal, near l'uniacinta, Mexico, was
found a cannon 4 foot 11 1i.cI.cm long of
terra cotta. with terra OOtSS bullet. It is
I that when Cortes retii.d after
his gn-at light nt Cent la, Talmsi-o, the na
tives copliil the Smnish gun In clay, hop
ing to prottneo tho kuiio n siilts I.udon
Btsutdaitt
tku KnnUa Str t car.
.toseph Karl Stevens, III M. ('lure n .Mag
azine, M71 of tho Manila stnet ear:
"It Is a thing by Itself, as Is the i no hall
May that pillls It. It takes one man to
drive and one to work thewhlp. and If tho
wind blow too hard service Is susH'nthiL
The con. In. (or uses a valise u-Mmhsl
bum his nook and whistle through hi
lip- - up hill to stop ami down hill tor tho
starting sign. Tho chief of tho rule of
tho Mud tiys: 'This car has seats fur 111
persons mid place for s on each platform.
I'a-.en -. rs are rispieslcil to stand InoqUal
numls is only on both platforms to pre
vent derailments.' Ami aoitl Ihonan
four 'far. -' on the front and six on tho
book plat torn., one has to shaiuhle fonvnrd
toOQUaUM the weight..
"Smoking 'goes' everywhere, and every
olio smoke-, even to tho conductor, who
generally drop the ash of a IT. for a cent
cigarette Into your lap a ho hands you a
receipt for yotirdo ceutavos. Xonnols
allowitl to stand Inside, and if I ho ear con
tains il quota of passengers tho driver
hang out tho sign 'Uano' (full) and
diK-sn't stop even tor the archbishop. Sit
at the fnmt end of tho ear, ploa.-e, tfyou
fear kuuiIIhix, for It Is no Mrango Bight tO
ws' n Philippine mamma brush into a seat
a M iu, t Iky clothed bain, wvllenv
erv.1 i hevblcnecsofth.it Uk-eu' "
ii.ir . ... i.u OaeMa.
U I- ta- nortil l.opn-aalri among ath
lataa tbatoxhauatlon and "tooj of w ind"
l duo to the Inability to oonaumo auffloiont
Oxygen and exhale rapidly enough car
bonic dioxide. When the muaola is mov
ing rapidly and forcibly, It I I rue that It
demand. more oxygen and glv. s off to the
blood tuoro curlion ttloxldo than when at
root. When it man Is running a fast us
ho cult make his UmbS moVOj BS Is able to
keep up the pa. e but for u short distance,
unless, like UM hunted ban', ho runs to
his death.
l)n account of tlio f..n-il, vignrouaand
rapid muscular action iu this case the poi
sonous matcrial-nro thrown Into ths blood,
to Ik carried to all iarlof lliclnsly mus
cles, nerves, brain. Tlio heart Is nfTocUxl
by this pobnn through the nervociilscun
tMlllng that iirgan. The iniisclesof respi
ration am ilmliarly dh I urbad, Tbspanl
lng, distressed efforts of breathing, sldo-
long tnmbUngi anaalatii n and tinai nmt
couaclousius of the hunt. si sing or hare
are u g.ssl i vaniple ot BOntS aulolntoxlca
tion ending In ileatli. This latter deplor
able condition is not unknown among tho
annals of human strife for athli lie honors
oven with .nn-pi. .- ut advanced ImowlsdgB
of physiology.--Popular Bolsoos .Monthly.
"Tho M.irilir In tin. Ituo Morgue,"
Among tho "noiivelles dlvorsi's" In li
garo tbors i a iwatt llttis story which
should aps'iil to every lover of animal.
A certain M. do V. is tho noSBBSSOC f an
OCUng OUtaUg named otiloii, uppan ntly
Isvatiso II hulls from Ilorneo. Olio oven
lug onion s master, going oat to tho
theater, i. it .i tun ut boom to mind the
house. It happened thai evening that a
burglar look. si In 00 M. do V., but no
sooner did he make his way Into tho plan,
than (teuton Bolaed him by tlio thmat and
half Btrangritd blm befote aertstanes ar
rived. When tho Intruder BBOM to hlm
Baif , tho slns k of tho unexjclod attack
was found to havo driven hi m mndl Zou
lOO may almost take rank witli Kdg.ir
foo'l hOmteidal n', which slid down tho
chimney, oanunlttod murder and dlaap
ponmd by the way ha came. Pall Itan
laietta
OUnOM Slrret.
A OhlnSSS thorouithfaro 1 the exact re
rerai "f ;r In ska;..', tho middle sirt bo
Ing considerably higher than tho two
1 i'. i incuts on each side In t he rainy u n
ion, If a voliiclu should slip, the QOBttPantS
run considerable risk of I lng . mother, d
in tho mud and water which always uoeu,.
muluto at that icrlod.
Tate of Three OlUet.
"I me," said tho iingraiionatleul (id
cago man, ''tbut they aro going to try tin.
experiment of mummifying Phlladaipliia
bodies."
Ik fom dcathf " ask"l the Inat New
Vorker lndlatiupills Journal
An electric loooinotho In a S ranioii
nuil mine In k'OO days did work for kW
Is iovv ..h ii tho work cost for a corre
ssi'idlng perhxl with inulo sjwer. An
pump In ihe same mine savud 1,
ill OVSS steam puiups lit 70 doi.
lHi: SECHET Or UOOO L0UK8.
i i ., i Domploatsa WUI Kaha a ivnon
of ii. i PoaSuroi r.cautifui.
"Asa rule, worn, n wa.-h their face ti.
fraojuontly," kiv Ruphomla w.sxl In
"BOW to BaVS a Itna Complexion" ii
The Woman' Homo Col anion.
"It I far from King tho host way t
Ditan tho face, tnon'ospis Lilly whin' rain
water cannot Is- procunsl. That may tk
naad Quito rtwuontty,bul nap ahould not
be applied otto nor than ti.nt' Mmns a
week. Pun', Imported mstlls soap, Mich
a aurgooni use, should i i gttn n lbs pre'
HVnea. (JSS It at night only and with hot
water; then rlnso ihe fan. with .bar, ooid
water. In Ins morning cold water ihould
be need mpmferenoa to hot. if yon do
pot have rainwater, throw a pinch .
pOWdereil Isirax Into the washbowl, b .1
us.- it sparingly If your skin 1 moss Blka
Una than acid. You can discover this I
w iping your face with litmus paper wh.
rou an. panptrtng Btuo litmus pap
t iS-n- red w hen It loin he an acid, and t'
rod paper turna blue whan expoood to oi
alkali. On no account trust you use so
on your (one BXOI .t with rainwater. Boa
in hard water forms a setim whl. h. e.
though quite Invisible, clogs tho pores, of
tonoausing pimples and btawkhsads and
always living the skin a faded appeal'
anee. Tlu-ow away H3Wdcr. washes,
potnadoa, lotion of every daaerlptlon,
Without doubt there are some VOiy good
propnratlona on tho market, but how aro
you to know that you ant using the on.,
that Is -i Miils your -kin'.' A skin that I
distinctly mid NqutrsS very dlffoTOOt
prep. nations from one that 1 alkaline.
"It I not generally known that It I the
notion of tho sun on th.. natural olla ci
the skin that causes tan and sunburn. If
a healthy woman could kecpthlsoll Wiped
off as It it. , mutilates, she might always
have a pretty complexion, DlOVtdsd SO
mtloh friction did not Irritate the I kin,
One reason Why the -kin on the lx iily Is mi
much nicer than that on the face Is that
the clothing BUppUOB Ihe friction DOOSSSBiy
to keep the pONSUt the skin fmm clog
ging. Finally, If you want a nice com
plexion, you must take plenty of si, p iu
a well ventilated room, stop worrying,
bathe frequently and or-pin' a UHle ev
er) day. No lotion I better than perspl
ration, but It mUBt not be allowed to diy
on tho skin '
A FRONTIER FIGHT.
How J, in nawkru Hand or Wghl Mand
on 1 an- tulri'U i iniiKit. i.e..
in XaxasJaa m Bowls set hi hand t.
another sort of lighting. In Ml, with
hi brother ttenini atx othor men ami a
Ixiv, he net out upon a trading and explor
ing expedition through tho beartof tho
OomanohS OOUUtry. At six days' travel
fMin ssll.e succor ho found hi party
assailed by f00 inotuitcd warriors, Co
manche all, who rode llko tho vv Ind, y. t
shot with deadly aim. Ileslstanee MBBBSd
hopeless In tin. face of odd so gnat.
1 low Io took the one desperate chalico left
him and won tho giimc.
Ho divided his fones, stationing thnsi
In one skirt of wihmIs, with the pack ani
mals, and M attering the rest iiIhiui a moro
considerable uiisuage. lush WBI fully
nrtnil had rllle, knife and pl-t. l-. I'ovv
th rand lead were plenty; also when. withal
to cat and drink. Koch grove had a spring
In It. OlOM ulMUit the water the while
men lay or omui insl, resolved, "If they
must die, to take at least Its) nslsktii
with them."
l'ivo days the light wort on, Svv.Hiplng
In clouds, tho nsl rid. n .lash.il nilliid,
round, orer naarlng the dorotad mark-
men and sending toward them in w hir
ring (light arrow and bullet thicker than
hall, llut tho WbaSUng ended In rout
when it ctune within fair rllle range, i he
i.iou cn.uohli.g iu . "Ver made every mis
slle tell Men and horses went down In
triHg""K bea at tho sharp crack of
'. vci. . us and they were so swift to
load and lira t!".' 'ho ohh f easily poroiad
it theiilseh. i thai! Homy was a liundriHl
stmng. lln the ui tack' "g wont on until
thrwwoon. braves vvn. d. and as ninny
mom disabled, to say iioil.n. r
ponies. Hi ' . "I one man dead, whom
ho burled rotorenUy; one ihsiporately
wounded, whom ho took awaj lo aotaty,
although tho nttempt appeared lo pmmlso
destruction to all the band Martha Me
Culloeh Wllllauis In Harper's Magalne.
"Komi" It Two Mrauluga.
Tho older tncaiiing of this word was, us
is well known, equivalent to foollab,
Now It b in the meaning of affectionate.
Tho following Instance of the us,, of tho
woni iu bothssnssson theaame page of
tho same work mark tin. period of trunrl
tion, when tin. old scii-Mi still lingered
while the new sense Wit coming Into Use.
In Dr. Watt on "The Improvement of I ho
Mind," llrst edition, 17ft I, In chnpt r I a,
wet Ion 6, on page 1 19, I 11 ml :
"Soma an' so fond to know a great deal
at onco and lovo to talk of things with
friisloin and Isildnesa Is'fore they truly
UndSSBtand them that they scan . ly ever
allow tlioinaelves attention enough to
search tho matter through and tlimngh."
And lower down on the page, Iu section
7, Is:
"A soul inspired a Ith the fondest km
of truth and tho wannest aspiration-, after
sli n. felicity and celestial Isatltudo will
keep all its powers attentive to the Inces
sant pursuit of them. "
Also In Coles' Kngllsh-Ijitln 1)1. Unit
ary, fifteenth edition! 1740, both mean
lugs an. given a follows: "I'on.l. Indiilg
ens," mid low. r down, "Pond (foolish),
sttiltu.." .Notes and tjiierl. .
a liiamatli Aalboei
I.lko most actor managers, Moerewly
was pestered by would Is- dramatic au
thor. An ambitious young fellow brought
him n flvo act tragedy one morning to
Drury Inne.
' My ploeo," tiKslcstly explain.! tho
author, "I a chef il'o uvro. 1 will un
IWSf for It SUS8BSB, for I luivo BOnSUltsd
tin. rnngnlnary toato of the public. My
tragJSdy Is I tragio that nil tlio characters'
um killed off ot lbs end Of the third act."
"With whom, then," asked tho man
ager, "do you carry on tlio action of tho
last two acts'"
"With tho ghost of thosa who dlad b
tho third! " Curnhlll Magiwlno.
llnw SB lrle Away A..t.
Ants cun often Isj driven away by sprin
kling about their haunts BBBSS saturated
with oaal oil. Tbey aaa be trapped and
kllhl by placing sweet oil where they enn
have MOSSS to It, as they aro very fond of
It, hut It htt the etb'. It.. lOSS their splr
BSlSSafld thus kills by asphyxia. Vloki
Maguzlue.
gloSlsn Ki... .(!..
it happened la s issd. i lose.
"What .an I sln.w you, iiiadniut" he
asked. 'Something In IBS line of lletlonr"
"Vo," She answered slowly. "I think
I'll try history for n change. 1 get enough
Hctlon when my husband gets homo late
from tho club." Chicago 1'oet.
.... . e. .'4
i RIDA"i 8EP1 I.
r0M ( al l Minis J M .belley
liaa received from t'apl VV H Moon, a
letter dated atCavite Arasoal, July
IStb, We publish the following ex
tract f rum it enneernliii I.i sou
Walter) "I wi-n i" conaratalate you
In tbe i I." , though iill 'id. of
s.ieb a noble, manly isiy I never
saw any. na la l.iave, path III and even
abeerrul through trnubls and k'iv-s
aflllotloo.a Walter hat tarn H.-ha
endeared himself lo every member of
hi oompany, aod only ths klndeai re
gards and well wish, for tbe speedy
recovery ofhlaalghl aoeompanes Ule
homeward trip from i.i Captain ami
eomrade Fur yoorsolf aooept toy
dee peal aymi atliy t.r your ..illietlon."
AMUawrnn. Charles Ivan waa ar
rented yt iterday mi conupialol (.barg
ing blm witii assaull ami battery by
Cunatah i an. The oonplalBl
alleges mat aald 1 barlea Ivan, nn
Augual -i);'. ,ii.i aaaault, heal and
suikeil '.en Quaal, enntmry to tbe
statutes made and pmsldi d The ui !
Wii set ..r Moiul . v m r lng next at l
o'clock a ol ilctei o ii. t gave B ISO DDUd
with a i' Reeveannd Viloey Hemen
j way u - re t, s to appeal at lha) iime.
The woman olalrua that the man at
tempted oi lpelo l AIM' I V Klnsev
appeals f .r tlie ilefe IBB,
Manila Maiu lo impunse tn an
Inquiry from IVwimaatef MoCnroaoll
oi mis citv , regarding the time man
leave for Manila, Mail Supt Kerll, ol
San I'Vaoei-eo, writi thai t' i tnall
gnea on I. Inn line i f iro'l
kit ..ii-rs v.: i." ... ,. g, .,. .1 i hut at
pr. run) i alllog 'tat' s 1.1 dutsu for
S' , I 8, 10 and 17. Tbi Will prove op-
prrolatad lofurmatloo Ibr thnaa wilt
ing tO our soldier boys.
Wu. i. Raman, From private NM
tore reeelved In this olty I u laained
iiiat Captain K B Hmlth, of the u of o
football taam has abooi dretded lo re
turn here t' is year. To Um V i fo
ui hletcs litis will i.o most pleanaui news
Should 1 return iiti.aii will
lakeagre upward stride wiib the
college men this yi nr.
-
A i rruibli VuiM',-A ge iitman
arbo helped dress the gunshot wound
In Johnny Hunt's ride daaerlbse II aa
..in ut hi luohea lony a d tbe width
of tWO lingers, ell I ring the aide nn n
line with the left nipple and ranging
upward, When they undressed him a
lot of battered ami fjatlensd shot fell
rattling on be Boot
a Ban l' a in Mi B Merlao f H
from a load of bay ai bla plane at tbe
park yesterday aJterooon He leiiou
in- right Hbnultler and illshs'uted l.is
bo. il.ler i ml anil broke the collar
bom-. 1 r Brown wont down add a(
leuded to I.i injorli s
To Id l .HIM BOHUOti -Waltet Stoma
ag. . I ul .ail 111 years, was taken to the
Htate Helorui Bohool, near Hal in, by
ShsrlfT Wltheis on tl.l- foremn u local
'lain. Hi """ - " rrssirru irfrguil
and be lies a brother in the It 'form
almnl
i ir. t is ( -.Mi um. 'imr 8aJeyatt-
lul.il."' iv. a llit.e i in.: . aieus
will visit I lint
i .lavs ami
that the Barae I gnlnu lo UnMWtulg
over the H P It II By Ibis wemppose
Bngi ds w pi Boon have a oifcue
Btbavku. Largs brlndleoi , bivh
borus, - rayed from Qoodpaature's
fat in odi it of Bugane. Bippnsed i
i.o in th.. DeJgbborhood of n swell,
deud Infurmatlun toll i Masietsoo,
Bugena
Caownnn wnn Wttpuv. The
Bnrlnglli Id .uin elevator is full of
wheal , lo the old plaulug lutll bnlld
lug and o w tbe Me r Waabhurn are
llllll. g up tl.e old funnily building Ul
BprlngAekl. Wheat I still nomlog m
at a lively rale. Lust year the mill
als valor held ail 'bo wheal nflbred
TOR TH BAIT Dr and Mrs DA
Paine left Beloni tins luormug for a
trip to Hie eeat, buslnsm and pleseare
I elng the two fold pllfp' se of (lie jour
ney They will be absent several
weeks.
Mops fo II Slllli'Kt. -rainier
Ayi.H- .v .lie bad (Hi baits of Kugla
Imps. Ha Will Ship M bale of tin 111
io tbe Baal in tbe morning oa cn
tgutuenti
Prinevllle Review August 7: llseen
Dryer and I'erry Belmsrs of Qraod
Untudi Nebraska, are in lbs elty.
Tbey came to receive cuttle bought by
1 ...id a Blebardson Mr Bslrm is will
remain here and roost vs tbe lettie
bought in this asetlon, amounting to
lb ui 000 bead. Mr Dryer will go to
Silver I, ike ami leeelve the cattle at
thatplaos. They have MM head at
ibatplaoa They will drive lo Onta
rio ami : blp from then to Nebr. fka
Prof Weehhurn el the ilftte UDlvef
illy was at Uooa liny last woek,iaya
the M irsbfield Ntws, ami laveetiiatsd
ib. coodillons of ths waters and ahoala
, f UM bay Willi U Vb W to tin prnpt.KB
ll ii of oysters. The PlUf la of tho
opinion ll.tit the OMBt oyster would
thrive el thai pines and resnaaeaeoelB fij
P'ai .ing of oysters fiom Va.piina or
sboalwater bays.