i-UrtUAV Nov 11
CITY AND COUNTY.
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OLD KENTUCKY
Both Sides Claim a Victory for
Governor.
TRAWKIi i)v KKAI.TY, feTC
Hems bathercd About lbs (onrt
House,
"iit (inu, hot 9
RKAL wtaik MMMAOItOM
'I lust Allen mid wife in Mariah Har
ris 40 Of 60 acre In t lOsf 4 w; fl.
HUpben Harris and wile tn 1'hoa
Allen, 40 or .V) acres In t M s r 4 w, f I.
Mary L ttpoor t Ken a M Catte, lil
acres In t 17 a r 4 w ; 11400.
W F Hunnleiitt in Win lliindy, 1
acre; 10O,
JobuOog well lo Idaho CatnpMi,
:.. .mi North Pearl street; flOO.
Augustine l.elteret al In Rose 1 filer,
100 serea In i 20 a r 4 w;$l.
Jame E Noland and wife to Joseph
W Htewari et al, land in and adjolulng
Eugene; $2,000.
Win U Fine to N A W Howe, 1 acre
AGAINST ENGLAND
, i; Wood ia --!
.
, intry sun -kx".
pr Wilcox, Italy Hill. N Y,-aya: "I
heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. It gave my arid none,
diale relief in sull "atlng asthma.'
rieH-itnt tot.ike. Revel Fail to qalev
It cure all coughs, Hilda, ibroal and
Inng trouble. Vine .1 fc Co, Corner
pruif Slur-
PoM Hai.k. Cirali awake: Mid twine
(If ale cheap. F. ft. DUNN.
Lane county ba had the haves
cleaned -tt .it tbo al -w uika adjoining ,
the public square, i. .:. I idea. Our
citizens abotiW do likewise.
Pitta, the best b row made. F L
Chamber has It.
For Hai.k --'20 '' ea excellent farm
log lands. Iiiiiiiire of John Van
Puyn, Coburg, Or.
"I wouldn't he without PcWitt's
Witch Hazel Halve Or any considers
tlon," writes Time. It Rhodes, renter
Held, O. Infallible for pile", cuts, burna
and akin diseases . Beware of . iinter
feits. Vincent & Co, Oomar Drug
Htore.
Why sow wild pea and co.-kle when
vf .ii can gel n fanning mill of F L
Chambers tba 'i tn lake
II ..Ml v
Ohi. fashion- in dress may be revived,
but no old-fashioned medicine ran re
place ( 'hainliiTlaln's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea lUinedy. Fur sale hy
W L DeLano.
The latest thing In pi Otoa: The lit
tle stamp. Kugene Photo Co.
Htamp photos at the Kugeno 1'hoto
Co.
The pain of a burn or scald is al
most instantly relieved by applying
Chi'iulierleln's Pain Halm. It also
beals the Injured parts more imickly
than any other treatment, and with
out the burn is very aaVON dOM UOl
leave a scar. Hold iiy W iDaLvDO,
When you want your eye-i corn el ly
lilted to a pair of tl - - - Dr Lowe
In Joe Luckey s.
Special In thr liuanl
LOtmviLLI, Nov 0. Kentucky is
ela'n"i by both sides on governor.
I lie ' , -1 i' lire la democratic 111 Imtli
bmoolMtj
VERV CUK.
I.orji8iLi.K, Nov. 0; 6 p. ro. The
Western lTnlnn Telegraph Company of land near Cresawell, f2.T0
lluies Kentucky as follows: 81 coun
ties, complete, and 35, incomplete, to
tal 110, Taylor, republican u,, ,
GoaM, democrat, 163,815. Taylor's
appaient plurality, 1,288.
ARMED FACTIONS.
Mihiii.kikiro, Kv., Nov. 9. Armed
(aotiona aia marchiiig the streets of
I hi city. Kl'sidshed seem certain.
The !e'liur l very blt'er.
J Dliriggs. editor'
caster, N Y, say
Oniyl, f'-- i-. flip
croup I ever UK d
Oaiuoorat(" Lan-
: ''One Minute
beet remedy for
' ued lately te-
llevea aud cures coughs, colds, croup,
asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grlpie
andallthroaiiii.il lung trouble. It
prevents constipation Vincent A C o,
Corner Drug Htore.
Italian rye grass seed at F L Cham
bers'. Most permanent pasture for the
least money. AIho all kinds of grass
seed bought and sold.
Dr H H Haden, Summit, Ala, says
"I think Kodol Dyspepi-ia Cure la a
splendid medicine. I prescribe it, aud
my confidence in It grows with con.
tlnued use." D dliieBts what you eat
and quickly cures dyspepsia and Indi
gektlon. Vincent it Co., Corner Drug
Htore.
Farmers Call and see that French
Canadian stallion at Hanus' stables.
It will pay you to e g Mid serviceable
t Kk.
ELECTION NOTES
From Toda't Oregonlan.
The legislature in Kentucky is deni
ocratlc. In case of a contest for gov
ernor this will seat Uoebel, dem., per
haps. lu Iowa Gov Shaw, rep., ha. 60,000
plurality.
Pennsylvania was carried by the
republicans to the tune of 100,000.
In Ohio Gov. Nash, rep , lias 50,000
plurality. Jones, Ind., leceived 100,000
vote. The democrais have carried the
lettNlature by 3.1 plurality, exclusive ot
the live populists.
Massachusetts Republican plu
rality, 06,C00. The democrats made
gains in legislature.
Maryland Democratic by 11,000
majority aud 45 majority in legislature.
Han Francisco Democratic by 7,766.
Hacramento Itepubllcau by 1822.
Halt Lake Republican by 000.
Kansas Only town elections; repub
lican gains; very little Interest.
New York Republican gain of 12 In
legislature. New York City gave 50,-
000 democratic majority, and lirooklyu
14,003. Richard Croker says the dem
ocrat would carry the slate In 1900.
Chauncey Depew; says the election la
an endorsement of the McKiuley ad
ministration. McKinley aud Bryan
will be the presidential candidates
next year.
Nebraska Democratic by 15 000.
Houth Dakota-4,000 republican.
New Jersey Republicans galtied 7
ileum... i Mm legislature.
Mississippi Democratic by 30,100.
'olorado Only town elections.
New Orleans Democratic by 6.000.
LATEST RETURNS.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit
tle Early Riseis and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pllla
tor constipation and liver auti bowel
troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug
Htore.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have decided, iustead of having a
market November 29, to serve a
Thanksgiving dinner.
The Minnesota HoTKLll the place
to get a first class meal for 20 cents.
Kre ham for cUi'sts having teams.
Hav over flight at ii.'i cents per span, If
wanted. Al. Montgomery, Prop
Geo. Noland, Rockland, O, says.
"My wife had piles for forty years
OeWitt's Witch Hazel Halve cured
her. It is the best salve In America."
It heals everything and cures all akin
diseases. Vincent A Co , Corner Drug
Htore.
No advance as yet at F L Chambers
Id prices on Bain wagons, Racine
buggies, Monitor dulls, Dandy disc
barrows, Oliver walking plows and
httts harrows. Now is the time to
Puy before this lot Is all sold.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
on a positive guarantee. Cures heart
burn, rising of the food, distress after
eating or any form of dyspepsia. One
little tablet Rives immediate relief. 25
cents and 50 cents. W L DeLano,
Druggist.
Local Market.
Nov 10, 1899.
Butter 35 to 50c per roll.
Wool-lojc
PouItry-3 50 to f4 50 r?'
Dried prunes 3 to5Jc
Flour "5 per sack.
Oats 20 to 30 cents according to
quality. Dealers demand samples be
fore purchasing.
Potatoes 40 cents per busne!.
Kggs 25 cents cash and scatce.
Wheat 41 ots.
Hops : to 10 cent. Market has not
yet opened.
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 8; 6 p. m.
The democratic state committee now
claims Goebel, democrat, has betweeu
three and tour thousand majority, aud
that the legislature is largely demo
cratic. Attorney General W. H. Taylor, re
publican, claims bis election as gov
enrnor of Kentucky, but says twenty
thousand votes were disfranchised.
(loebel, democrat, claims his elec
tion by seven thousand plurality.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov 8; 4:30 p m. The
lower house Ib unaulmously demo
cratic. The democrats are rejoic
ing over recovering the atate. The
state gave McKinley 32,224 plurality.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Pierre, Nov 8. This state has gone
10,000 republican.
Daniel Beck and wife to J B Rusher
lot 8, block 2, Perkins' addition tn
Cottage Grove. $700.
MINI Nil LOCATIONS.
"TJ 6 A" mining claim, Bohnuls
district; Geo Bohlman, locator.
"Kugene" milling claim; amended
location notice. Filed by the owners
of the same, the White Hwan U.'ld
Mining Company.
medical LIOOTI
' Dr W H Itoblnson, of Cottage drove,
filed his medical certllicnte with the
county clerk, as required by law.
MARRIAOK permit.
County Clerk Lee this forenoon la
hui d a marriage license to R L Kd
ward and Ml Mary Kthel Harper.
LOO BRANDS FILED
J A Deadmond, letter "D."
J A Deadmond, letter "R."
MINK LOCATION.
"Bonanza." Blue River district; H J
Jbiiics and Will'am Odgers, locators.
"Banner," Bohemia district; Peter
Johnson ami J H Welder, locators.
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Marx and Jorgeuson vs K Van
Vranken; to recover money. Judg
ment Is asked for I be sum of $653.20
and Interest since Jan 1, 1806. The
bill Is for goods furnished .
PROBATE IXitJRT.
In the matter of the estate of Joslah
Hoott, deceased ; order to sell all per
sonal property not heretofore set apart
to the widow.
RusslaL Power.
The recent peace conference brings
the power of the C.ar of Russia forci
bly to mind. His subjects b.ok to
him for food, shelter, raiment, even
life Itself. In no country Is a mon
arch's power more absolute. But far
reaching as its iotluenoe is it caiinoi la
compared to that which the human
stomach has over the morals and
health of the average mortal. Hos
tetter's Htomach Bitters cures consti
pation, dyspepsia, biliousness, nervous
uee aud all diseases arising from au
luactive liver or weak kidneys. Try It
if you have stomach trouble of any
nd see for yoursslf. It will bring
vou back to health and happiness. II
will make you strong by making your
stomach strong. A private iteveiiue
stamp should cover the neck of the
bottle.
The French Boers Arousing
Anti-British Sentiment.
oaia doom la caiaa
social to in c.iianl.
I iinihin, Nov 9. The PtoOflh I re
I arousing anti-British senilin.nl
throughout F.uropa. It Is generally be
lieved that France and Bussla have a
complete understanding, and will at
tempt to force the British t . let the
Bm ra retain their country. The peo
ple in F.nglaud think that a great
F.uropean war may tie inaugurated
over the Transvaal question.
OPEN DOOB FOR CHINA.
"VAsniNOToN, D. 0.) Nov. 9 An
Anglo-American agreement has been
perfected, to maintain the open door
pillcy In China. The Russian-French
provailtlon Is to divide thai country
up among the several Countries.
WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS.
Wahhinoton, D. C. Nov. 9. -The
administration la considering the
withdrawal of troops from Cuba and
I'orto Rloo.
IIOKHS INVBSTINO K1MBKRI.Y.
London, Nov. 9. The Boers Invest
ing Kimiierly. have l?en reinforced by
two thousand men. The Boer are
active and are confident that the place
must surrender.
The
BARN BURNED.
Work of I ramps-Loss, 144;
lusurauce, $H0.
Goshen, Or Nov 9. A barn belong
lug to Jo B WlUbalm, at this place
was destroyed by fire, presumed to be
the work tramps, this morning about
8 o'clock. Loss about $140; Insured In
compauy represented by H Heukmau
for $80.
(Uinter Reading flatter
This Is getting near the first of
the year, when a settlemen
should be made forth WEEKLY
GUARD. If paid in advance one
year will give receipt for $1.50
For $2 00 In advance will send
the GUARD and Cincinnati En
quirer, a 75 cent paper, one
year. A splendid chance to get
two good papers for one price
$2-75 worth of reeding matter
for $2 00.
EdeiiTale Items.
dozen
A Hure Higu of Croup.
Hoarseness in a child that la subject
to croup is a sure indication of the ap
proach of the disease. If Chamber
lalu's Cough remedy Is given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough has appeared, it
will prevent the attack. Many moth
ers who have croupy children always
keep this remedy at hand and find
that It saves them much trouble and
worry. It can always be depended
upon and la pleasant to take. For aale
by W L DeLano.
Nov. 7, 1899.
Jaa Parker of Dexter, was lu this
neighborhood last Thursday on bud
ness. Miss Carrie Bridges has gone to
June, where she will teach a term of
school.
Norman Russel, a fifteen-year old
boy, shot a deer In the river bottom
near the ferry last week.
Plowing and aeeding Is the order of
the day. The ground is in the best
possible condition for plowing.
The John Drury farm has been
rented to Mr Wlngum, of Lowell,
who is now moving on the same.
School, though somewhat smaller
ban formerly by reason of the removal
of several families, Is progressing finely
and the teacher, Mr. Win Wilson, is
giving excellent satisfaction.
Chris Bartsch, after a short visit
here with his brothers, Jake and Cas
per, and sister, Mrs Knox, left for
Hood River where he will transact Im
portant business, after which he will
spend a few weeks In California, re)
turning to nawson i uy in wie spring.
DORCAB.
Osr Proposition.
The exercise of reason should disa
buse us of our superstitious aaaocla
tions with places and times, number
and list.
"Bourne's; Friday and Saturday:
1001; above regulation." Why should
these words: "High hchool Cake
Bourne s Friday and Haturday" so
tingle in the ear?
Because tbey are suggestive to all
who have read the sign In Bourne's
window.
Bokn. At Thurston, Nov. 5, 1S99,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Price, aeon.
Cneap Excursion Kate.
The Houthern Pacific railroad has
agreed to make a very low rate to Ore
gon people who desire to witness the
football game between the Btate Uni
versity of California and the Htate
University of Oregon at Ban Francisco
November 18.
Round trip tickets, good for several
days at Han F'ranciaco, will be sold for
$15. For further particulars see
E. J. McCLAlfAHAN,
Houthern Pacific Railroad Overland
Agent, or
L. L. Goodrich, manager Univer
sity of Oregon Football Team.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
Toe Appetite af a Goat
la envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose stomach and liver are out of
oder. All such should knor that Dr
King's New Life Pllla, the wonderful
rtomaob and liver remedy, gives a
splendid apatite, sound digestion and
regular Dooy nanu mat insure jar
feet health and great energy. Only
eta at Unn - drug store.
Died.
D!lr unanl, Not 9
Another of the Oregon pioneers has
s Ived the mystery of the future. G.
VV. Roberts. ("Wash."), died at hi
residence on Houth Willamette street,
F2ugene, this, Thursday forenoon, aged
75 years, 7 months and 15 days.
He was born and raised In tbe state
of Indiana; moved to Missouri, then
crossed the plains to Oregon in 1850,
settling in Benton county nine miles
north of Corvalllr. Bemovei? to Lane
couuty In 1800, settling five miles
southwesterly of Eugene. In 1H89 Mr.
Roberts removed to Fugene residing
here until death.
He leaves ;ftir grown aona and
daughters. John Roberta of Ku
gene, James Roberta of Ban
Franotsoo, Mrs. James Richardson of
I. a ne entity, and Mrs. Lew Weather-
ford of Pot Hand. His wife died May
1H, 1887. He bad been lu feeble health
for some time.
Wash." Roberts was a type of the
Pioneers who sett led tl.i- fair valley.
strictly honorable In ail business trans
actions, treating bis neighbors accord
ing to the Golden Kule, lie made many
friends who will kindly hold his mem
ory In the storehouse of their recollec
tions.
The funeral will tase place from the
family resldenceto the Mulkey ceme
tery Halurday forenoon , Nov. 11, at 10
o'clock. A abort service will be held
at the residence, also at the cemetery
BSSfOSM at the cemetery about 11
o'clock.
A DlrVTiMUlMBII VlHlVo
Pnattsal Btroag ai u .- Male Univer
sity I oinpdiiieiiteil Hr a Leading
fj'liH Oregon I'.ip. I
lUk.n'itj PsaSMSii s " T.
Df, Frank Klron. , ot Kugene. presi
dMl of Um Oregon Htale I'nlverally,
mIio arrived lure Sunday aud la a
guest at the Sagamore, was n pleasant
caller on yeterday sJtmrtMB at the
l in leral editorial rmis.
Tin distinguished educator '.a a
graduate of Vale college, and was a
teacher for two year In thin world
fsWlSd rfllOSllllMsl Institution, commit
to Orcgo i from Con iiecllCUl to succeed
Dr. Chapman In the presidency nf our
Htate University,
Dr. strong took a leading part In the
re.vnt State Teacher's convention at
La Grande. Last evening in this
city, the gentleman by an aide lecture
highly entertained and instructed an
appreciative audience at the F'lrat
Presbyterian church.
Dr. Strong Is making hi first vltt
to Baker City. He very highly praise
the Baker Cllv imbhc schools, whose
efficiency gives him personal ptstNie
-inc.. he is now so closely Identified
with the educational interests of this
slate.
Sieaklng of the students from
Baker county who are attending the
Slate t'nlversltj , Dr. Strong said in
efleel
To my personal knowledge all the
student from this county are doing
remarkably well, and they comprise a
bright and keen lot of young BSftp!
who give every promise of achieving
success in life."
HCIIICE HALL.
Contractors Are hushing the Work to
Completion.
I ontractoia Pugh A Gray now have
the new Science I lull on the University
campus enclosed, the naif on, and are
attending to the slower work of
finishing. The outside walls are be
ing cemented, the carpenter and
the plumliers are busy, aud In a short
time the outside scattolding will la- re
moved. I.atliing will begin 111 a few
days, lu fact the interior Is now Nad)
for them. It will probably ta eight
weeks before the lulldlng Is turned
over to the regents. Rainy weather
has delayed quire a little of the work,
but the carpenters are making the beat
of the disadvantages they labor under.
The uew building Is a neat looking
structure even lu It present unfinish
ed atate, aud will be a handsome a
ell as n.ede.i addition tn the I nlver-
slly buildings.
A cu. i. .it . i aelclea
A shark's . gg Is one of tbe most odd
looking thing ItUAgtUflblf in. I litis llti
more rvsciiiManoe to nn egj. strlctl,
speaking, than it baa to a pav lug atom,
iii one variety ii i pillow soaped and
has a lotig "iioni." or "feeler." at aacli
corner. II is al. mil two Indies loin;
and the color almost pure black.
It la umilovlded Willi shell, as we
understand tlmt word. I.ut tin contents
r..l...(.sl Cv a . I . . - V lt.iitlo.rv aWl
erlng, which bus almost as much elas
ticity ulsiut It as a covering of ruhla'r
would have,
Tbo "fit'lers" inclitloliisl catch bold
of and wind themselves nnuiiid pieces
of am weed mid other floiitlng objects
and hong until the egg la hatched
One variety of tho shark uiys is eggs
during tho mouth of April. These II. nit
about until early In December, when
tin. little alinrks emerge.
Clearance
Sale
Wall
Paper
iiibii
Everything in this line
reduced. Small lots of
odds and ends very low
I L CHAMBERS
SVrfi
There arc leak and
lc:iks Greater leaks no
through the ordinary stove
.:itt through coal backets
Half 1 hi rut coal Ma) btUal
p.il that gives hall' serviee costs
, re than the bucket loses.
bwcI StovcsnndR.:r ..
are the only effect E : m
adr for stove u i
narocko! nu i secori - per
Ik& combustion ,evtry unit
ofhe.it gives effective si r
vice. Jewels bl tag to the
kitchen cleanliness, com
fort, .conomy. BsamitM
their construction a:i 1 sc.'
why. 3,ooo,cioo in use.
6
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
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and fliXERAl OIHECTORSi
Dally Qaard Nov f
Pied. James Latelher, aged 48
48 yeas, died In tbe insane asylum at
HalemXovSth, of poenmonla. Tbe
deceased was only committed to tbe
asylum last week from Junction City.
Tbe remains were shipped to bla family
at Junction City on the last night's
overland train for Interment. He bad
i been committed to me ssyium rour
times.
He rneled tbe Surgeons.
All doctors told Renlck Hamilton,
of West Jefferson, O, after suffering Is
months from rectal fistula, be would
die unless a costly operation was per
formed, but he cured himself with five
Pox.--of Hucklen's Arnica Halve, the
aortal rilecureoneartb,aud the best
aalve In the world. 26 cents a box.
Bold by Linn, druggist.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the Lane
county board of equalization will meet
on Monday, November 27, 1899, at the
court bouse In Kugene, Oregon, for the
purpose of equalizing tbe assessment
rolls. All peraons having grieanosa
nr other matters to bring before tbe
hoard are notified to appear at the
aforesaid time,
paied, 1 .0 gene. Oregon, Nov. 7, 1890
P. P. I'. i h i on, Aaasaaor.
Dally GoaM, Nov 9
Killed a Hokhb. Tbla morning
about II o'clock a large sorrel horse
driven tn a dray by A. Oordnu, be
came stubborn, and laid down on tbe
tongue, breaking It. Tbla ao angered
Cordon that he picked up tbe broken
tongue and struck tbe boras squarely
on the head, killing It. A nomber of
people have commented on tbe matter
rather severely, and It la learned the
police authorities will attend to the
ease. Hech wanton cruelty deservee
punishment.
Uatlaar I. Ua .. Dire.
It tsn't as polite as It Is intended to
be to aay that a person has tho appo
ttto of a bird. If a human being ato as
much proportionately as does tho av
erago'tdrd, tho sight would bo disgust
ing. In ono shrike there have, been
found tho remains of 71) caterpillars, M
bugs, ono field mouse and one leech. A
field linwk that was obacrvisl for a
month Is credited with u record of
1,000 mlco In that time. A tame owl
Sto seven mice, ono after the other,
and tin... hours afterward ate four
more. Tho rotrln eats on anaverage M
feet-of worms dally.
my
her
Tk End.
"What have you boon writing,
doarT" asked Mrs. Hcechwood of
daughter.
"The" aro tho last sad writes, D1SBV
ma." replied tho girl. "This note tells
Mr. Homowood that I liavo censed to
love him." Ilttsbnrg Chronicle Telc
rapn. Mo a Minor, Cook.
Ilia Wife Aud what did alio sny
wlwn'you offered her $13 a month T
The 'Hoburtsanlte 8ho told mo con
tamptuoualy tbey got as moch as that
la the army. Brooklyn Life.
Have MiNEH.-l'ciulletoii East Ore
gonlea Of Tuesday: ""leaver Bros,
are closing out their big slim, store III
Maker City and declare It to be their
Intention to give attention to develop
ment of this extraordinary properl).
They have nwd a OOUlbSf. of men
and they are now eiiroute to the camp
and t be work will be under the direct
supervision of W. P. Johnson. It la
their Intention to continue the work
this winter and run a crisis out of at
least ;i(M) feet to the large ledge and
through It to the varloua parallel
ledges, which show a surface oulorop.
Tbe Idea la that If with the dipth at
tained by the winter's development
work, the copper pyrites show suffi
cient values, machinery for proper
treatment such as t cctitratlnii, etc.,
will be put In next spring. The alti
tude Is about ten thousand feet BOSfl
sea level and then Is au abundance of
ii'iib i and au adequate water supply
for all practical mining purpoaee. The
mines are located In Baker county."
HoMKTllINO NTH AMOK. Two differ
ent parties from (.'oburg have Informed
us of a queer occurrence oetween two
employes of the sawmill at i bat plsos,
which happened yesterday. Fred
Rica Is head sawyer and It appears he
threw tbe chain across tbe log, as Is
the usual custom, and It struck tbe log
lender, Frank Hkltiuer. Hklnner pick
ed up a maul and struck Rich In tbe
head knocking him down, which
lend. -led bun unconscious for an hour
or more. Rich Is considerably better
today, but he has a very sore bead.
Tbe men had no former trouble.
No ariests have been made, but one is
expected.
Will Appeal. Pendleton E O:
"No formal nolle Is yet on record of
appeal In the Mlms murder esSS, but
the defense Informs the court that ap-
DEWEY MARRIED
The Event Occurred Today in
St Paul's Rectory, New
York.
Hpcoiai to th Seats.
New York, Nov. 9 Admiral George
IVwey was married today at St. Paul's
rectory, New York, to Mrs, Mildred
Hazen, widow of tleneral Hates, who
la a sister of John R. McLean, the
unsuccessful democratic candidate for
governor nf Ohio, under a special dis
pensation from the oburcb. Mr.; and
Mrs. Pewey will reside In Washing
ton. P. ('.
Charles Iiorwln was so weak In
health that but for the wife and ehil j
Iwn.i wlut Dnt'.wl litm frion Irolilil.t nml I
gnvo him tho leisure of a peaceful I Heal will be taken. Transcript has not
home bu would probably never have ; yet been made or filed, and it will be
mado bla areat discoveries. sonn fine before this la done. Notice
of appeal aud undertaking on appeal
will be filed as snn as defendant's
counsel has the transcript aud can
make out the papers in the appeal."
Tbe carrier pigeon waa In us by the
atate department of tho Ottoman em
pire aa early aa tbe fourteenth cen
tury. A Life and Oeatb Flgbt.
Mr W A Hlnea of Manchester, la,
writing of bis almost miraculous es
cape from death, says: "Kxposurcl
after measles Induced serious luinr
trouble, which ended In consumption.
I bad freuent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All mv doc
tors said I must soon die. Then I be
gan to use Pr King's New Plecovery
for Consumption, which eompiateJv
cured me. I would not be wltboot It
even If It cost & a bottle, Hundred-
have used it on my recommendation
and all aay It never falls to cure throat,
cheat and lung troubles." Regular
sire 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at
Linn's drug atore.
The Rest l laster.
A piece of Baansl daiii)Otied with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on to theaftected parts Is superior to
any plaster When troubled with
a pain In the chest or side, or a lame
back, give It a trial. You are certain
to be more than pleased with the prompt
relief In which it sSbftfa. I'ah. Ralm
la also a certain cure fur rlieuuiaiisiii.
For sale by W L DeLano.
Letter List.
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Ualty Items.
November 7.
School Hupt Win Miller, was In this
vicinity laat week.
M H Barker waa on his homestead
on Peer mountain last week.
Rev Pixon preached an excellent
sermon at this place last Saturday.
The U It imarlerly in n nee will
be held at Rush I -lain! Nov 11 and 12.
Mr and Mrs J U Holbrook of Pexter,
were visiting relatives In this vtoinlty
last week.
The Hkeel I .timber Co of Hprlngfleld,
Is building a camp on the Ches Mo
Farland place on Fall Creek, prepara
tory to winter logging.
Tno Fall Creek Mining Co has stop
ped development work ou Its property
for the winter. Tbey are well pleased
with preseut pnwpects.
COR.
$100
REWARD
$100
in will oa mad en all
rvrMHit ttalliua lot I.-...-11
1 11 iwlvertlaed.
11 r. Mcl'oaSA x P II
The readers of tbla paper will be
pleased to learn that there la at least
one dreaded disease that science haa
been able to cure In all Its stages, and
that la Catarrh. 1 lad's Catarrh Cure
Is tbe only positive cure known to tbe
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
cure Is taken Internally, sctlngdirectly
upou the blood and mucous surfaces of
tbe system, thereby destroying the
foundation ot the disease and giving
the patient strength by bolldlngup the
cousiltutlou and asslatlng nature In
doing Its work. Tbe proprietors hava
ao much faith in Its curative powers
that tbey offer One Hundred Hollars
for any case that It fails to cure. Hend
for list of testimonials
F. J. t'HKNKY fc Co., Toledo, O.
Hold tiy Prugglats, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are tbe beat.
Day & Henderson. Undertakers .
palmers. Cor. Wi. and 7th its.