The Democratic times., September 11, 1891, Image 5

MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCHI ANJOUS.
East and South
VIA
ONE MASS OF SCALES.
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Thrrr intra by hrttuifui Afclw
UK<f /B«»o<i lHtffiart Hltb tnfrnae
anti l.oat of Hair
saurjiEBN pacific co .’S line
The Mt. Shasta Route
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ALBANY L«M Al.. DAILY h x* « pt Suji !*>
LX.YVK:
AKHlVIC;
.'.olï.J'.omel
JSFtï
POLUUI büiïEr iübtfttitiL
TOURIST SLEÉPIMC CARS,
fur acc.HuiiHHitttion *>f ««votul-r'»*•** ptM»<-’U-
✓ «•r® Alt»u*iwd to Expr«*«® l’rain«.
H E X 1 I •• K UH'Ibi
Hf 1 » I * ' I’OK TI I VD.I < <>JC > • I I i*
MAI L TH AIS* DAILY EX« KFT st' M’A Y.Y
P.»i t an l Arnv. ’».«» F. M.
T.*> A. M. » *^vv
Leavv|12. m r. m .
J-.IU r. m .» A i ’ ve Corvallis
Al Albany auJ C.»rva.nac«»nncvt withtraiu®
ut Oregon Pacific Kailrou«!.
DAILY KXl’KEsS TWAINs v.X« kl’T st S I» V Y.)__
4.4») t*.M. L»ave
Portland Arrivi* *:JU . x . m
«;X» ri n.lArriw McMinnville Leavcj « <*» a . m
GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS,
ihr /Demo cratic îimw
Fi;ii>A\
Hop pivkiiiit lia» conituenced in tin-
Willamette valley.
SEI TEMBElt H, 1*91
TO ADVERTISERS
rile rmKN ban m flrcnl alluu of
«laeinrarai eHjoyeil by mi) new ■¡>a|»«*a
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved ln*tantly i>«ibllMhe«t betwreu Portlsml mid Krd
HinfT.f'Al.— sdimmirf ul «00 utiles. Il
and Cured in Four XTeekn bjr the
therefore ofTers the beat i ndncemeaita
Fiiticiira 1 einedie»
toutverllNern. Onr lint Is |»rIuelpnlly
confined to Jnrksou, Joseph!nr and
I I hav» a lew words to say ri gaiding the
Biislucw* men
. '. i i n i h < R kmei 'IE*. Tin y have curi d mein Klniaxth romillea.
four « • k*’ time iroin a »kin and Blood Dis- 1 MioialdfAko note (»1 thio
ease which 1 have had for three years. At ,
certain turn*» nn skin would
wry sore '
and al way a k<*pt era« king ami peeling off in
CHICKEN OH DUCK.
whit«-«cal«-»’. In cold weather my tac» wa*
one ma*« of si-ale* Win n in f he cold air the
1 K-v thè • lib ki ti in thè tree
pam was tuten« •; it w«»uld a ¡11 >«t bring teal's
to my «-ye»*, and my bloi«i al«o being in a poor
W li» n flic «la\ I ih * fiidr<i blue and iped.
eon fitmn. with a I «.*.« of hair I hav»- tried i
And t hrl v «die *lt * « «»nteijtriHy
«•ver* Miiowo r« m dy that w as rrcoinmrmhsl
Aniong : In upplei* red.
t » nu-, hut it wh * of m» use, and gav« me very
' ttb-bcm tit. So. h< tiring ot y <>111 Cl 1 u t'»< \
1 ber the w bile dilek <|o\\ Il thè bill
R emeiuf *. I concluded to give them a trial.
\ waddling iill thv |«>nd is found.
Tue tirsi application gave m»- almost instant
Atei dl \ m ; 'm a!h il.* I mi *««ni stili.
relief. In h iew w«-< k*‘ tum- I found myscll
And sphi-'hing round and round.
cured, and I am thanktnl for what Ihev hav»»
done for un
V<»ur C eti » i h x R emedir * are
a liifssing to t hos«- win» may have the oppor­
tunity to u«i-them. I can rccomim’iid them
toany one.
EI»MI ND KtRAS.
•.*704’4 I''limi avv.. Chicago, ill.
There iw a fine opportunity for a good
baker in Lakeview.
PEOPLE WITH WHOM TRAINED WRIT­
ERS HAVE TO CONTEND.
i'lie Bank of England lias neatly |2"-
000,000 more than it Lad a year auo.
Marion Crawford Telln About
Hansbrotiah, the new Renat* r from
Noitli I'akota, was a tramp printer 12
year» ago.
It is said that there are now twentv-
twostrips of war under conHtructioti in
Ruseia shipyards.
St.te Supetintendent M< I'.lrov ba« re­
turned Irom iris trip to Cal fori.ia mm h
inproved in health.
The assessment valuation < I p: opert y
in the tow n of R dding foots up |I 100-
ill», nh oil i» i-ons.deralile for a toWTi
only a few year» i Id.
S-nator Carlirle is reported to favor
Mi.l< fur
toe
speak« r.hip. ( ’.tt lisle
1 knows goisl timber when tie sees it, unit
his l.ea'l ia generally level.
Lakeview is represented at the I’oitland
Speed Aseoi' ation’s meeting, as M. 1'.
Water» is tlieie with ip* horses, anil tto
are • >regon Ecl p e and Jim li.
Mr. Blaine is going to Augusta, and
I will occupy his home for three wi-eks,
[af er which Ire wil go to Washington
Cuticura Remedies
FfFei-1 daily n.<»rr great cure» of humors and
disease» of the «kin. *val|» and bio.«1 than ail
other rvimilh-M combined. Cl th i ha , the
great Sk n Cur»«, ami Cl TH I II % SoAP.au • \-
• lutslte >kin urirter and B.-aut1 lb r, extcrnal-
iv. ami l I m i iia K kso I. vem , the to w lllood
Purifier and gr« atest ot Humor Hem« du *. m
fernally. eurj»’ » v« ry s|»«-ei»-* ot itching, burn-
Ing. sca'y. pimply, ami blotchy di*r;<sc> ot the
skin, scalp amt blood, from infancy to age.
from pimpl*-* t>. scrofula, when the bv»t phy­
sician* ami all other remedies tail.
1 and te»uu e the duties of hi» office.
Tim Ridenour, the man who fell into a
camp fire anil was badly burned in the
arm near Lakeview some Wieks ago,
ALL SORTS.
had liis ami amputated at Susanville
Prince Rusnell and bi» exet Iler t fall er last week.
would l»o'li hke to have Mr. Blaine ad-
L. L Bulk, pnsirlent of the national
in*red as a Henry ( lay for the next few Farmer»’ Alliance orgsnization,
will
THROUGH ▼TKETS
P«»‘ute.
years.
arrive in Or. gon about the first of «».-
Sold evrrj winn . Price, Cutivura. ’«•'v; Soap.
EAST A SOUTH.
It 1.« nut encouraging to old maids, but toiler,and W'iil deliver two I ctures while
Prepared by the Potter
F«»r Ticket »and i :• t or mat i< «n r«*gardi ng ratea, 2.'« ; Ri-»...lv» nt, $1
in the siatj/.
and < lii imi .ti ( urporation. ItoMon
it
is neverlheless true, that the marriage
•nap«, vu*. « ad « hi < l outran) '• Mg'-nt at M.dlord Drua
J<"'*t iHi for “How tn Cure III o « m I llweane-«.’’
E l’. KOtiEHS,
K kOF.IlLKK.
rate k constantly decreasing in this and
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U. H.
1> A
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The daily Eugene 'mnrd, finding that
Auf
n
I.
Manager.
QI Ají >*bb >, t>lack In ail*, r«-«!, r< ugh. chapped other countries
dispatcheseoet money, and lots uf it. and
iliYi »i»'l «»i’% -ki» cur« '! la 'Tim KiN'U*.
Ingalls receive* |.’»00 for each of his i that nothing is more certain than teh—
lectures. Financially, Ht least, be fimls ' grapb bill» except taxea anil death, lias
it m r«* pr< titahle to lectiire the people I‘1'iit the expense,
End of comfort f««r nil Pam*. In- than to ***■ '! I tin- Senate.
B J. Mile», who was eleeteii suieiiri-
I
Mammal i* -n. and Wrakne*** «>t tin*
southern l>i. g. n ar* her. b, informe*! that
1 aA^ '< «i i* th. Cuticura Anti-Pain
\ ilo^ bit a x. "kali*- cun*u*l*'e. The! temlent of the t*ta'e reform school, i» ex­
,u addition to a large and • tenant Hue ul
Plaator, th«* t1r*t and only p «in-killing
pelled to srnve in a tew days from to«a.
•tr«*ngtn« rung plaster. New (nstiintaneou* constable is a'l ri^iit, tint tlie <l"g uitxi ,
fr*'m bl'Mi j poi'oning. an l the owner | where he lias iveli eonnei ted witli that
and infallibh*.
Hate's refoi matury.
—. wants th« cunstwhle »hot.
MILLINERY
. . »ad.-o Io m> "Il • k th* following clHwot
*i<>d.."t which 1 have» tuli line:
Ladies’ Furnishing Soods.
H 4b Knit and Mualin.
IMIS' «ARMES CÛMPEEl'L
but‘S,‘, •**> piace; alao
A» ©P •’ t"
CkiUrea'B Short Clothes,
t'nder 4 years old
beanti tul line
voit* xr?
Consigli ng o: L’ale and Silk
GLOV »
llOPtllCK V,
Zephyr Shawls,
nd many other things too numerous to men­
tion. 1 hav«* a'»«» M«*v ur«*«i the service® of a
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER,
I am now prepared io » trente au or­
der« hi that lin»? In ttr»t-cliuM* style Mt reasona­
ble rate».
,
Cail and ««*♦» me opposite J. Nunan h >nta; -
furnia street.
MHS. F. P. PRIM.
THE WOMEN OF ORECON
AHK-------
Oil IL
They have thrown away th«- wa*hb«mrd.an«i
say lory will use nothing but thv
LrdieH' Choice Washer
4ailAiactur'à by W. A. Goodman A Co..
I’ hss . i »rvg”it.
a.OWl NOW IN ACTTAL
W»* would s«k th«* ladies of this Wt »t»*rn
Coast t«» lay ashie th»*ir pr. ju.ii«*«**. . give our
Waah«’r a rair tria and be ccda iiicc .!. There
is <»N E washer in f he worbi t tint will <!< > gmxj
work. W»* iiavcacc irnbin.*<l Machine. «Huh.
b«»ar*l.Tut» ami C •th»’» lla»k»*t. Wv tell the
r on it» own merits.
!>«- motion and price of washer given on
.« ppiHMtion.
•
to »ell the Lailie«*
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WTaaher
Laditvi can .nake from flOOto $2»k)per month
Apply at oikf for term*.
12.
Durable Fire and Water-Proof Paint
l r ILi' httu' « GolileTji *tn«v4il*h In­
ject I n, f rs . -y * .« i f (;*n»rrlt -,
l,’ !Un m t* y <. • t . Strii tur -•.X
Pt ir«
$1
»per Bottle.
l.e Rirhiin'« G*»l«len <> ntm«*»«;
for thu *fT * t *. c h* i. . ’ f >*. r ' • « r 1,
md eni;-» •
PrireSl top r Bi»t
l.w Itichau’« Gold«* 1 I’ii *
ard Bra -i tn atmei.t, I *x «>♦ j !t\ - al ¡«••a
er ext***« or over x-’ r
I r 'stratia«. ’
Price J* I OO p«*v Bow.
^*\
Tonic R».«l Nerving,
tJent « ver.« here,
O. I«., wwrly ¡«* 4« m J
ver expre»«.
THE HI’ H ARDS PRI G < O_. AGENTS.
5«^ and 511 Mm k« t Strc* 1.
S hu Francisco.!'«!.
----- Circulars s» nt tr»«*-----
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1
1IVH1212,
The Board of Fish Cimmissiuiiem have
M re than 3 lit I clerk», t*ale«|*eo|.le,
teani'ters. porters, lanitors, »ml other order* d 3,000,000 trout to be raised nt
S<.le owner lor Jacks'>n ’ 'ountj of
ware earners, are out of Work l*ee»tlse of Sisson Hu» year, if ail goes well. Like
Tahoe has been selected as the hatehery
the recent tire in Cuieago.
//./.burr/’» thin" I’uhnt
for land-locked salmon.
In
1SS7 .» -I ->73 1 quor licences were
i'»tle«i in I’bnadel; Ina. High licerwe j
The newspapers in the Sacramento
the temp-ratU'e of the
th*-f llowing year reduced the number Valley give
hottest
days lately as liavini: la-en as
to 1 313. an<l in 1SKH to l,2ti’>.
high as 114. but parties writing letters
The French wtiea' ctop is estimated
make the ligu es at least 4 to ’> degteet*
at 'st eOO.OHO beet- litre*, a drtieit ot 32.-
higher.
OtHt.tMM. Tne cu»'*'nis t<x on wheat will
A Kansas man has invited a contri
ti ertiore lie »usfiended for one year.
vanee that will turn the leaves of mu»n
The exi iteinent at the New York and '
Chicago Stock Exchange., on August ! when the daughter cf Hie family is pound-
ing the piano. Tins arrangement 1« not
I
rftrt I* Efitf riuf i
i»/ Hoot I \
C>t'i. is said to have been greater than
mul Mitul.
I at any nine since Hutchinson ran up I lik* Iv to surpass the young man with a
blomie mustache, however.
the price <.f wheat in 1SSS.
You must paint y«»ut «hingle r«»«»t« or they
Rev. Father Metayer, of Al"anv, who
will rot out. You mu*t pa'nt your
ltrs Moines la. , Septeuilier 1.— In ,
has been at the honpi'al at Portland f r
metal r«»ot«or th«*\ will ru«t out
tiie two-year-olil trot at the f«ir races to- ; some time, has so tar recovered horn hi»
riii« pamt i* ti«» exp»*rim**nt. It ha*> «too«! the lay Si ills won in three »traigbt heats
t* st ut time un i we can giv«- you thous­
severe illness as to lie able to go to ti t-
tn 2 34. TI uh heat» the worhi's record '
and» ««t t« *timomal« that arc
Siskivon moun'ains, where ft*- will ten ain
indisputal*!«*.
for two-war olds on a haif-niile track
until he is able t > resume his mmi-terial
The attempt to create a ruah oi land | dut es.
seekers to tl.e Island of San Clemente,
Ti e unusual sight of a ju-y comí»,sed
sixty miles sontnwr nt oi San 1‘edro, has , ! entirely of women was lately witnv»-ed
not
been
succes
I'll
.
The
island
is
said
l'sr tin* paint on }«.ur t< in «■ p«*ts. your
at Itougla», Wyo.. wbere Mis Ingersoll,
. 1
I
11 i ot . . the
•
tv
t
• llot»l. was
win'iniil!.*, \ ■ nr *tnt'l«* floor*, your farm tni- ro he bare i f vegetation and not capable I* I the
landlady
Dougl.t«
pleiu« nt«. But it on your h«>>r p« ns andchick- ul cultivation with any suece»«.
»Bed by two oí tier »ervant-gir!» î u
♦ n coop* It will ward off «lis«*aM*. Th»* lu-
x vnt.ir of tin« paint iia* **p« nt nuinv y<*Hr* in
Wdi'am 11. Williams, special agent of wage». The jiirv rendeied a Verdict in
p.’rfrctipK a paint that would «land th« st«»rin.
he it ami col.i. Iti*n«>w«»ik «»I a month or the Cnited States, has returned to S.in the r favor.
y«-ar. It tak« * tun«* t«» t« *t tin wear of a r««»t Frsnci-ro Irom tl.e Behring S,a. lie
Tb« great Samy Hank»frott .1 uauist
paint. A n««'i t.ik« * all tin* *t"t tn* and shoiihi states that, notwithstanding the presence
I her fotir-year-oM reeoni of 2 ll'j. ovei
be painted.
*>f nearly a dozen American and British
j the slow I’i'tsburg, i’a., t*ack, an.l re-
ONE COAT OF THIS PAINT
ctuiser«, illicit wiling h carried on ex­
I moved tile iiac'ion of a eecoml from her
is .-«ilia! t«« Ihre«* coats of any other paint, and tensively.
| mark, doing the distance in 2 It.
11 .hie
wi ’ i ’aat thr«*«* tim«’» l«*nif«*r
It will tak’- tlu*
There lias been noted for the tir»t | say« »lie is a candidate fur the posdiun
warp out < f «hingl« s and make them l"««k like
time the appearance of a s|»cie» of larue Maud S hold».
*lat. . Addta s*
F E BYBEE.
tierring at Yarpiina bay. la ger by one
S«»l»* own* r and Mauuta« tur« i.
W arrants are out at Portland. 'Ir., f >«
Ju'RwO.XVlI.
-
OHKGON. halt tl an tiie spring run. and very tat
and of a superior .piality of H-fdi ami the arrest of I. N. Carson and B. I
tl ivor, much resembling that of mackerel. 1. >wer, who h «ve fsh-n rmininc an alleged
loan association called the * New Jer-ey
They run tn large schools.
Building and Loan Asstx-'ation." I t ey
Mrs. Lucian Mayberry of I. ttie Rock. are charged with obtaining money under
Ark , is ti e mother of ten l»>ys, all b ,rn false pretenses.
Ls ILJiau's
within a married life of thirty-nine
Wi h «>30,3’t4 names now on the pen­
months. There are two s>-ts of triplets
and two pair of twins Mrs Mayberry is a sion list, !'-J!l,4brt ela ms to be acted on.
prettv blonde, plump and hearty, of new certificate» tedding at the rat«* of
1,000 ter day, and no safe y valve in
barely twei ty-i jur years of age.
ttie whole concern, it is potty easy t-
Timothy Hopkins and some twenty see that something a li'tle out ot tin-
HEALTH
other relat'C'Sot ttie late Mrs. Searles- i common run is ahead.
Hopkins intend contesting the will.
- Knhiu’i Golilm Balaam No. 1
The dry-g.ssls trade of the I n t.-.l
They cla'in that she was not in right
Cure« t'hai‘*rt«, fir** an * **.1 -
x •
-t t
|
Sore Ears,
mind at lime of inak ng will, and tlia' S ates has mure money invested in O
Eye«, N -sc, < t , t ■»}*’»« r « l.>rtd Blotch« *«.
undue iutiueiiee was used by Searles and | than any other inter, et in the «ountrv,
*yphi;m. < at »rrh. ¿i*«*a»ed Scalp, and a'l
Huntington to deprive tl.e helis of their I estimated at the enurin'.11» sum of J20.-
primary to-- * vt the ih«*.«- known ¡*<
I 0*0,"00,000, while the next in ord. r. iln-
->
I’» i«
•> |>.*r Bottl»*.
just recognition.
L« Kitha»!*« ii l«i* ii Baliion Xo.‘4
.rail oa*ts, hss oidv tietween «lo.il " ooo.-
(sir- • Tert irr M 1
■
,*. • Rhe •
Morrow county’s opal mines are to be 000 and 112,000,000.000.
ma* sru. Fams in the
Pankin th®
dev-lo]ied. Son,“ ot the opals in the
ll.-A-t t v ’< « f tb- X*-* k, i i -rate! s. rj
It is reported that W. S. I.ldd and II.
nrogh w>re recently sent to New York
Thr* t, S*. ph.ht.L na-h, Lutnj*«* a •<! eon-
tra*’i<* tor « **;ff . * »s < f the T.ini»««, and
for an exiiert’s opinion, and came back IV. Corl»elt eacli offers t'.give «l.orio.'Mio
eruin-iR« n 1 «1 - ;u-e from the •\-«f<*in,
cut and |>oli-hed, with the opinion that towards a «ol.ege. to Is- m der the ails-
wheth« r rau.e«l Io m«l-.r*:i ;» ^>r abu*/
it was an npal of good .piality. A lapi­ pier» of the l’re~b_> teiian church, and
■ *f M r*ury, I avki.g th«* bl ».<! pur«* an«*
a.thy. I,ri<*« eS GO per f otfle.
dary will be established at the mine al I io tie located in I’ortlatni, an additional
l,r Hichmu*« Golden «• uniwti Anti,
once, an expert being sent fur from Spo­ I «1,000,000 to Is- rai-ed in the church,
dot»* f r t •• 'tire of (, • n-ri i*a, (•’<« t,
rnaki ig 13,000,0»>> at* a starter.
kane.
Irntati* n C:
aiui a’’ ( ’■ina-v er G« r
t«l«! arraiu't m«.Lt - • 4*ri«e $$."() per
The r •
makes the square-toed,
W e are «•n dibiy informed that a Chi-
AGhNTS WANTED
HP
OLD FOLKS PAINS.
4k®
THE LADIES
PThla Trade Ì
1 Mark I» on !
A
ANDLffSON CREEK,
r
S. S. SMITH. Prop’r.
HE SI’IF*CR| HER TAKES PLEASURE IN
announcing that his «team saw-tnill i« now
runxiinx on full time anu turning out a iHrgt*
¡uantity <>f lumÌM*r. H •• is prcpar«*d t<» filiali
orders with di«pateh, am at the most reasona­
ble rift ea. A tin«* qualit v of
r
ALL KINDSOF LUMBER,
Including th«* beat rustic, wiling and rt«»<»ring
furnish«*«! on *h«»rt n«»’. iv«*.
W^Satia tact ion guarunte«*«i.
S. S.SMITH.
The Besï i
r ¡fatorni’nc.fí
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Waterproof?
'f/sH miPL,.
“J
àAfad'or
A. J ? a-r >- ft
FREE TRIAI
I PACKAGE À
PRO ¿HARRI S’
CUftf
PASTILLES
FORTH! CURE OF
ASHLAND HOTEL WEAK MEN
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
T*u» WHll-kn*«wn hoiina ha« been rebuilt
with brick an«! greatly enlarged, beaidt*» be'ag
FIEWLY FURNISHED
It:« i rntrally h rated in tbc t»u«’n»*«* part of
town. «n<i a K<«»d-t»Minple r««oiu f»»r eoinm» r-
cini trawl»*!*«, 1« fitt»d up m « «.nm-<*tion there­
with. Th.« tal»l<* 1« <*<>n*taht'.y turnirUu d with
be t»r»rt the miuket affurdn.
F K. BKIGHTMA.N. Prop
ANhland. Oct. lit 1*»V.
boors
AKIN, SELLINO & CO.'S
UNRIVALED GOODS
BICYCLES
TYPEWRITERS
CANOES, E t
CMCHANGCO
ANORRICIS,
nO'JGMT. SOLO.
400 WHEELS IN STOCM «ILQKIDt-
ANO AIL W4RRANTLO
SCNOVOR
CATALOQ ANO CLUB DISCOUNTS
/Are
H <•»*'* <( *r»*ry »rAer*.
FRED. T. MERRILL,
127 W>.Hinaro'< S’
PORTLAND, OR.
•■ i».* • apo .—
FOR SALE
• FINK, LARGE BILL. OF PI KE POLLED
A Angus ard Durbsm bt< tk cun b«* b»<! Ht
♦
mabic figure by csldng on tb«* un
d
pt/st»>3K' sddrees 1» Eagl
Urti
i
;
Hon. B n.er Hermann has b en nt«-r-
viewed at Roseburg regarding tl.e state
inelit that tie u.juld not is* a candidat«-
lur congress again, ami that 1.» I.ad
already ho written to Hon. II. B. Mil.er.
of • i ai.t s Pass, ivho aspires to tl.e hr m -
Mr II rmann demes tl.at he has ma le
any »ucli statement as tiie abuve
John Wanamaker aav». “1 never
my life lined Midi a tirng as a |sister °r
hai'd-l'ib. Mv plan for tifteon years has |
been to buy '•o
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.. ’- I
mi^di
»oar«
in a ne«
I aper slid till it ii|> with wliat I want
1 would not give an advertisement in a
newspaper of 500 circulation for 3.000
1 ne finain al condition ot • «uatenial i
dodgers or poateis. ’ This is the exjie-
is deplorable. I or tin- past three in mills
rience of all business men.
i neither the am.y nor tire federal em­
Now that the Clii.ean war is over, it ploye« have been pan). Theie is great
is t"o late, of course, to recognize the scarcity ot food in the e.ly oi < iiiatemaia.
late insurgent» as belligerents. They in o ns« qu. nee of which there 1» much
w uld not want such recognition now »tiffeiing. At Tegnc galpa, lhevapital oi
Ttie orlv thing they care for is complete HuU'I'iias, sinall-|«>x is epiedmie.
recognition as ttie regular government
■ f Cn le. That, i» is to lie hoped, the
Frank llutlsou, who broke lus ne k
l ulled States will give them while there while diving at Sant«« < rux on tin- 2l-i
is still some grace in the act.
of August, was still living ami apparently
improving at last account», presents a
No sooner does the religious vvorld be­
remarkable case. The accident occurieii
come re-assured alsmt ths famous holy
by diving into water much slial.onet
coat now being exhibited at Treves in
ihan lie expected, and the last advices,
• ierinany, than other holv C 'ais claim
which »re ten days alter the accident <»c-
attention. It is not geneiaily known
cuirutl, indicate ins probably ncovt-rv.
that there ar- four of these sacred gar­
ments in exi-tence. < >tie is claimed for
Ohio Repub.icaiia are in a terrible
R .me. on- for V, nice, one for a suburb pickle, that 1», tl»e teiifdblr (»O’tiUll oi
f Paris, A'gentaud, and one for Treves, them
ate. Joseph Buntire
1' orakei
on the .Moselle, near Luxembourg.
v ants to I h * senalor. Sher man'» friends
Againnt
Whirli
Newspaper
Men Find It the Har«:« ««I to *»trii'zgle.
OiiNlitlrw of a Reporter.
After cutting a score of pages he began
to look for the editor» letter. The vol­
umes bud been sent him for review, and
were accompanied by the uhu « t I note, stat­
ing w ith appalling < yuicism the number of
words be wa.se\|*ected to write as criticism
of r.M’h product ion.
“About a hundred words apiece,” wrote
the literary editor, “and please return the
l»ook« with notices Monday at 12 o’clock,
at t Iu* latest ”
It was Thursday, and there were six
volumes to la» read, digested and writ­
ten alioiit. George made a »bort calcula­
tion. Hr most do two each day-Friday,
Saturday and Sunday-in order to leave
himself Monday morning as a margin in
can? of accident. Six books, BuO words, or
rather more than half a column of the
paper for winch he wrote. That meant
five dollar«, for the work was well paid, as
la i 1 ig supposed to require some judgment
and taste on the part of the writer.
There was of course nothing of much
importance in the heap of gayly Ixmnd
printed matter, uothing to justify a serious
artii li* and nothing which George would
cart 10 read twice. Nevertheless the exi­
gencies of the Ixiok trade must lx? satisfied
and notices m ist apja-ar and editors must
find person« wilbngand able to write such
noiicr- it price» varying from fifty cents
to nr dollar apiece. Nor was there any
difficult} about this.
George knew that the pay was very good
a« times went 11 ud that there were dozen»
of *uirving old tunids and hungry boys
w ho w««uld do tiie work for less and would
pet haps do it as well as h» could. Nor wa*
hr ii. lined to quarrel with the conditions
w nil h illowvd him *o short a time for the
.ice« mplishmeut of «uch a fH>k. He had
worked at hcuiiid class reviewing for tome
t mv ami was long past the period of stir-
pri*« -
On tin* contrary, he looked iq»on
t he h it i h of publivat ions wit ii considerable
satisfaction.
qt M IFR ATIONB OF A Jut'KNAI.IST.
The frgularity w ith w i.ich such parcels
h .'1 artived during the hurt few* months
was a proof that lie was <iotng well, and it
vn,i d probable that in the course of the
coming year l.r might i»e iutrusted with
more important w«*rk
Once or tw ire al
1
i.< li.; i been iurtrucled to write a col-
aml those were white day« in hi»
n ■ • •llvci imi*
Hr felt that with a |H?rma-
m-u’ .-rig-ifaicmvnt to produce a column a
wi ck hr should hr doing very well, but he
Knew how hard that was to obtain.
N»» our who ha« m»t earned bi« bread by
■ • 1*
: 1 of l«iiM»r can nave any idea of the
It. ii hangs U|»«»ti the outskirts of
t»r< .r* 1 ui il journalism.
A crowd not
-« «•kmg t > enter tlie ranks of the regular
t«*w«pa}»er men. but Loping to pick up the
; uni I»« that f • I fn-in the table which ap
p. if * to tiirt?i mo abundantly loaded. To
»r a prof.
•»nal journalist, in America a
man mt'«! > nine r ises out of ten begin as
i rrp*'t ter
IL* must ¡M»ssr*M other qualifi
«I«*» ti ">e of tiie literary man
u*t ¡ im \** an ir< u constitution am! uij
. m rve,*. He must I m * able to sit in a
i« ! room in. '• r the glaring gaslight
r<* out his impressions at an hour
«¡1:..«ry people are in !>e«l and asleep
.-»I ( ■ •»«•-* that brazen assurance
■.i
• ni» ¡i of ta*te rarely have.
i i l»vc.ille<l ii|>on to interview all
• I «‘.»nd.r ’.i« «»f liipii when they
¡■«•ct if. ami generailj’ when they
•■ ii
He must have a keen in
r l.ii'-m *«, in order to outwit and
ii* « "' .;.«tit«>r» in the pursuit of
I «-r "i. the a!«-rt. he must not
A • .
.•i. the ri < ’.»beet !'»ns of yesterday
• y ent a inc themselves into the re
p-Hi "f t"«!.i>
_ :h«r the <omm«ncing journalist
mi 'i I»«* a remai knbie being, ami most re
n ii ^a»»iv f«»r a *d <»f «jiialitiea which are
not • .> u*rirs* to t lie w riter of books, but
« m« n. if i lie wriirr |M»ssess«si them, would
i. .' i’".\ hinder his success There is no
' i fi i'¡ .ng .-•> iniat«*ur journalism possible
v\ Hi hi thv prreimts «»f a great ncw*paj>er's
• -di- vs. whereas the outer «loors are Itesieged
I»' am .umr*of exery known ami unknown
«ir>< i .pt mn.
P
<»F Jol KNALIsM.
In the critical ami literary d»*partment»
tl.e dilettante m the cruel enemy of those
w: •• are driven t«> w rite for bread, but who
.. * • ifh«*r thv taste, the qualifications, or
¡ a , un í w* which might give thetna
c
>»*«• vitmn. among the reporters’desk».
< rm-.’*>t "f all iu t nr eyes of the pot>r scrib
'• <•! i** tin* well tod«» man of leisure and
th
who is p«*r*«.»ally acquainted with
i . • .* f . dii 'i. .ind \x rites occasional criti-
i'in«. oft«*: tin* im»*t important, for noth-
g
Then there is t hr young wodiau who
L* i«*rn t«» college, who Jacks uot hi ng. hut
* ever r..« ly to write f«»r m«»ney, Which «he
d.*\ ..f«-s to charitable purjs.se«, tbrreby de
prix ing some unfort unate yout h of thr dol-
tr a da\ w mc!i means food to him. for1
whose support the public is not already
But she knows nothingabout him.
taxed
if.i it ainuse.« ln r to tie connected with the
[»re«« ami t<> h ive th* importance of ex
angm-: -i word with the editor if she
fi t-.t- him iu th'* «'x irtyshe frequents.
I i.«* young man goes on the arcustOTned
«1 t\ f-*r th«* new b.x.ks "I have nothing
f< r you tii« w«*rk, Mr. Tompkins,” says
t’.e manager of the literary department as
¡"».it« ly as possible The books are gone
• th«» Vassar girl or to tho rich idler, anil
poor Tiunpkin* mu-t not hope to earn h!»
daby tlollar again till seven or eight day»
n tv.* passed. His only consolation is that
the dawdling dilettante can never get all
the work, liecause he or «he cannot write
fast enough to supply the demand. With­
out t lie spur of necessity it is impossible to
read and review two volumes a day for any
lengt h of time.
Ii is hard to combine justice to an author
w ith the necessity fur rushing through hi»
lw»oks at a hundred ¡»ages an tour. It is
ind«*ed important, to cut every leaf, lest the
aforesaid literary manager should accuse
¡»our little Mr Tompkins of carelceanese
and superficia.itj’ in his judgment, but it
is quite impossible that Tompkins should
read every word of the children’« story
book, of the volume of second class ser­
mons, of the < ‘llection of fifth rate poetry,
and of the harrowing tale of city life, enti­
tled, “The Bu *ket of Blood; or, the Wash­
erwoman’« Revenge,” all of which have
come at once, ami are simultaneously Bub*
mitted to his authoritative criticism.—Ma
rion Crawford iu Homemaker.
WHEN WE SAY CURE
Vvcs
THE HAkDSCMEST WCRK
---- ASK FOR—
CASH on INSTALLMENTS
n*»e< ompany milling at IL noiulu < a1, in
' iwo «lavs last monti.took out ove. fl.;.-
, "0 '
Thia w ill enab e a tew ot the In- «ill
en» to pay a vi«it to the • «'.■I.-iia "
kingdom, and is jus- «> mm Ii uiouev
taken out cl tl.e I nlted 'tales
petition
i.
MARBLE WORKS!
u
. J
prtr4
Why the Typewriting Machine |® fur Hale.
There is a young lawyer in tliis city who
does a little literary work outside of hi»
profession, who g«»t hini*tdf a typewriter
as an aid to his labors, ami now he says
that he Ison the verge of iusanit»
Ami he
lays it all to tlm t} p<*writ«*r. ’ \Vh«u lie
first sat «low n to th.* machine, he says, lie
thought tl. ;» it
I I r * an ea-y tiling to
master it, L u in a . » moments his hands
wen* going i oil ml in circles over it in vain
attempts t«> find ti..* letter that be wanted.
That was only the 1« ginning, however, for,
taking ibe omi t
upon ■ - •■:.* -huiii,
he set forth to learn the exact location of
all the keys.
By the end of the first day every word
that he hear«! in conversation set him to
figuring out where « Mdi letter would le on
hi» keyboard—wind her in tiie first row or I
the second or the third, or on the left or
the right of the middle line of the key
l»oard.
And thm ia* won!<! try to recall
what little <li*k lie ha«l to strike to make a
per cent mark, ami what for tiie dollar
sign, and wiiat for <|iiotntion mark», and
what for a dozen «it her marks, eacit one of
which had to I»«* made in a special way.
Ami at cud of two months «if practice,
wh«*n he could strike off tiie words at a
rate that made the machine rattle and
was iM.*ginning to tiiink that he was quite
an operator, he s.«t «low u for a little test.
He ha«i a friend to read to him, and for
two minute* wrote wit h ins pen, 'The re­
sult was thirty words for each minute,
written very legibly. Tiien he tackle.1 the
typewriter
The machine made a great,
racket, ami in* tiiom.dit that he must lie
making a new rt*conl
\\ lien tiie second
two minutes new up tim perspiration was
dropping from hi* brow. Tiie count
showed to the < • red it. of the secoml test just
forty W"i*«ls, ind of them just nineteen
were spelled wrongly through the striking
of wrong key®, ami whic h ha«l to lie cor-
re<te<l
A tjpewnter littl«* use«! may l»e
obtained al a very low figure -New York
Times
the Com­
M au ' s Torture.
Dr. Arbuthnot suffered in later life from
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an agonising malady, Yet when some
SKII AL
The Columbia It ver .i; Astoria railroad are nfraid Foraker can beat bini, so
I r ■■ :
- IT« <*r»nlrnrt< .! tri »«.uth.
they’re now talking of Laving slierman lad} was complaining of the suffering» of
IHHIIITYor
WCAIf
lACIi
*
Kk
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1
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x»k»«H
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survey
b.
tween
\-toria
and
tiob'e
is
WEAK fftun A\HAI*II«»X W »*.!!>«• »» «k\»s*. IX-
women, he humorously replied, “Yea, the
I roi ! XT IHY
with ». «Kl.» I»» « «» in »OI X». and Nil»«
being v ig. r iislv pushed from both ends, give way to Foster, with the iìope li a
I *>LE «»»I*- .»ru of »im. v ig. t ni. I .ti.
1 sub .. v ,nl >>rgnn>
lathee suffer greatly In some particular»,
he
can
down
the
bla<hri»kite
wno
wantr
and
tiie
light
of
way
men
wi
I
follow
up
I 'Oiraii'-I
'in to I I < 1 au
nil t I w.ble-tir.f
•■■*•'■! pi
I . mati.rt
1. O • I I» . I I« R ' !».'*•< .
M
all the political office» in the gilt cf th. but there 1» uot oue of you who undergoes
the
surveyors
at
once.
Tins
line
wll
l*»l«4«x»ixr K»*l I.TN
the torture of I>eing shaved three time» a
n ro»L« ih.*i|.»n>l
Ir.- triable '■ I la past tw«ov« year«.
fornisli A-turia with railroad lominnni- Ohio people.
week.”—©an Francisco Argonaut.
'1 A van rt '
' Er°L Harru
cati
n
by
the
con-tun
lion
of
hilt
fifty-
H' VV VSüI UBLE MFDICATEDTASTILLES.
l.minon» Blaine »aid to an Associated
ix
miles
of
road,
and
the
projectors
an-
V TOI A I w
" <K*«H I l»l » »KT»
T he P rize R ing .—The $1,000 depo»-
Pre.«» re|>orter: ‘'There is nothing in
1
TRIAL
,*
• —
—
•
: <t
- •«•ring from th|,
ru nine that it will be ru-lied forward as tne report that Dr. Baldwin i» coining ■ ted July L’3'1 by Clmrle« Johnson ot
prove '«nt t r. • » •• .bn« t arit'l lhr|' ipt'! rm .n « ' i in f« rt|i«h
(I*r >1 Ion»
I. •■»«•■. *| fl t wo I it M I." « r ». • 1 1 I.r rnn'tf if>0
fast as men arid money can »end it.
to Bar f laibur to vi*it lather profrHr>ion- Uruoklyn with the Htrald on behalf of
ut rvh f >
I ! ' • h 10 rri- ■!•-.• - t-> ■ *’*■ t r p'(>tn| « f,. r«t.
l.o«'«t< ■! Ill Now Y rU R»t« r I.* I»r»»l *t l.oi,|. , wr offer
Arning the corre»|w>ndence received ally. It tie iscoinittgat all, lather know* John I,. Sullivan to bind the match for
*¡1 a*-l»*inec !<■ .«'• - 0*1 hr tl " <*• ■'
••"! P mi III r ’’ rmtmeat.
II»* I ihh not scot tur >h>* championship of the world, ba» been
THE HARRIS REMEDY CO., M(E. Chemists, la'ely " * Wall street were advices from nothing about it.
0» BEFKXAN STRECT,__
VtW YOBE.
«ilb.lrawn. The money ha» been in the
Mexico in wh , h it was stated that the him, and ha» no need of hi» Beivic»»
i ttiT
y? wr*4i;' *~Trmr-fT-TfTW t fw - t - ti
cotlee crop of dial country had been ex- He ha» not taken any me«ii< ine for n< ariy //■ 'i/d office »in e Jnlv 23d and the fact
He 1» very well, and gam­ mat it bad then been put up was itnme-
cep tonal-y suc< -snul thin season, and two month».
• liatelv cabled to Slavin. Johnson ha»
the expo»
expo'tatuin
tat inn to that city alone wouM
would ! ing all the time.”
anxiously awaited advice» from Slavin,
amount to fully 65,(XK) sack» more than |
<
>r<!er®
have
just
been
placed
by
th*
boxi’ \T nr
at any previous *-a»« n. Th»* Rio crop ih * I Suutbern Pacific with the >chenectady tint nothing has been «aid by the bln»
-ai«i not to be «¡uite so su('<’t-s»ful a» for- 1 IA»c<‘i!iutive Works for five big engine» tering Australian regarding Ids inclina­
tion to cover the amount. W. A. Brady,
rueilv.
most : reasonable prices
i of the new compound tyjH*. Thev wdi J'tn Corbett’s manager, called at the
A di-pat h from south Afro a say« ! I*-the heaviebt west of the Mi*s»8ippi
IL u!d office last night and ehowd a
\ t tn f |
I that the head» ot the Salvation Army in river, an<l hinong the largest and must
di-patcb from the Californian, who is in
j that country are anxiously awaiting the |K)w*-ftul in the country. Oim will I m * a
Boston, Io the effect that Mitchell’s clh-r
I \< k*<)\ % II. I. I
’»»rival of General Booth. Ttie Salva­ . 12-wheel freight locomotive weighing
to fight him under the London prize-ring
tion Army jwop’e have ai*qnir»*<l a <le
144,0B0 pound», and the other four, for mle« would not be considered by ti.jn lor
| ninth e site in switz«*ilaii<l for the founda­ passenger »eivice, will weigh 121 .‘»00
Bratly saitl, "This off**r of
a moment
tion of a col-nial farm, on tl.e plan sug- I pounds, over all.
M ti hell's looks v* ry much bk** a
I gested bv Gen»-ral Bo«»th, and a good
Mitchell knows very well
‘-rflawk.’
po tion of “Darkest England” may be
that the athletic clubH in America will
Excitement
on the way there before the extreme
not oiler a purse for a match tinder the
Run* high in this place ov«*r Sy«t« nrBuibl-
severities of w inter.
»•r," a« it «•ures dy«p«*p»ia, v»n*tipati"n. ca­ L'.ndon rules. Corbett wants to tight
tarrh of the »tomn«b, and make* I'lir«* i'lood ■mder the Qneen«berry rules or not at
Mothers !
snd build» up the system. It i-« SI a b«.ttl«* all."
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at
Brook.«’ drug store. 'I'.-11 your friends *>f
Ca*totia i« recommend«*«! by physicians
THE
DjrapqMla,
f‘>r children teething. It 1* a purely vegeta- its m«*rits when you u*« it.
bb preparation ; it.* Ingr»‘di»*nt.« are published
Tliat ulglitmare of man's exlstem-e which
around »«a« h bottle. It 1* pleasant to th«-*
1 make- food a nns-kery and tarnishes sleep
taste and absolutely harmlesH. It relieves
fo in weurv eves, readily yields t*> the putent
'•onstipation, regulates the I m > wp I.«, quiets
I itiftueue« of tho celebrated English l>ainle-
pain, <*ures diarrhuui and wind colic, •allays
i lion Tonic. It tones upthodigestive organs.
fi*v.>rishno»*H, destri-y» worms, and prevents
1 restores the api-tite. makes assimilation ot
OPENS SEPTEMBER IB. 1891.
When Baby was sick, we gave h<’> Castorla.
convulsjou», sooth»** the child and gives it
I f.HHl possible and investigate“ tho wh"lc
When she »M a Child, nhe cried fur Castoria.
Course ot study arning«*«! . xi'i i-«« y to m* «t refreshing and natural sleep. Castoria is
1 system. A'l druggists sell It at JI j-r
the n«»««ls ot th«- tHrming and mvebamcai h>- the rhihlren’s ¡»unacya—the mothers’ friend.
_
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WT mmi she became Mss. she clung to vastoria. ¡bottle.
tvr»’Mta of thv bfate.
30 doses, 35 c uts.
When she bad Children, she gavetba»» Castona
Lnrg<*,CDn»uj(Hiiousand w« !:.\'»*ntHut«x! budd­
Salary, S36 per Week.
ings. J he College is locntcd In a rultivHt»«]
and Chrifltan community, and one vf th»*
Wai.tcl: Good Ski nt» to sell our gcti'ial
health!« at in th»* «rate.
line
of
menbari'lisc.
No. r.«id.iiia
Tb 'y
Hvreaftrr the following rates of faro wil
< iler, wl'l I“' p*bl •" live" HX' nt« I or fur-
Mil*IT A RY TRAINING
be charg»*«l on th«» above lln«*
From Jack­
lb.
i
Information
addrvss
nienseb need net t-xcerd J15»» for the Entire sonville to Cnionto«n, 5o «s'tits. to Apple
cuicaoogeneralsvpci » < <>.
g»U«. >1; to Williams
$1.50. Package»
Hestion
Timber Land for Sale.
V<> ITS West Van Buren St. Clii.-ugv. III.
. Twoii; more »roe Hcholanh.p9 troru every aLrri»*d wUoLy at reosonaidr rato«, bull fan
Twp tb0U9SDd »nrr« of nugar-pinv and flj .
,
,
-
rt’.h t-Am“’A
Vrjte for CaxalagDe
LaM.uRim co
to
’Vrttefor
Ji A> LítllF, CAlHi‘4
if aw im
or *
I VITALLY WEAK
M» te «i by too rioso •ppllewtlofl
I toisfk«»« . r «ttidr . »wirre ni* fi' >1 ••mli. or * .• ’
I KX« »**!(•« In n. i ll> life
CfcNTHALLT LOCATKU.
. double-filled tioasl fl at as a wheat
iinaiket Corvallis leads every town in the
| valley, lur she pays tlm biggest prices
■ Last we- k the dealers of that place were
j naying from three to five cents more for
> vvheat ti an ei'her Salem, Albany, Ell­
i gene, liulerendence or any ett er town in
that nr ik o’ the wooils.
LITERARY PARASITES.
i ChiFdrth Cry fífTítcfi^s laWid
H«»w lixiians Eat 4» r.«*>lnij'|i< i ».
When California \ mis first s.-ttled by the
w hites immediately after the discovery of
gold, there was estimate«.! at that lime to
br over sixty thousand Indians.
There were several large campoodies on
the Cousumncs river, and an invasion of
grasshoppers, which we look uj>on as a
calamity, to them was a veritable blessing.
I reineini»»*r very well the great ”graa»*
hopper year,’ a* it was called. It w*as in
1855. During the last of May and the first
of June the entire counties of .Sacramento
an<l .San .Joaquin were cosered with locust»
or “hopper«' and nothing to equal it has
been witnessed in the state since.
With the Digger Indians the grasshop­ '
pers are a great luxury, and are Used as
meat and eat«n in various ways.
That
year Indians swarmed into the valleys
from the mountain* and had a royal feast
for several weeks
Some would catch the j
grasshoppers, thread them on a string,
bang them o\er tne fire until done brown,
then eat them from the «tring t he Mine as I
children «io popcorn
Others would set the grass on fire, w hich I
ix»t h diaabl»><l thr‘*h<»j»p« r> ami cooked l
j
them, when they were |u< kcl up and eaten
I
or stow’v<l away for future u«e. The most
popular way, h< w ever, when t he “hoppers '
were thb kest. w.c- to dig a holes«) deep
that they could not jump out. and driving
them to the cciiier and into the receptacle
prepared for t hem
in this circle, which .-timetnm > covered
many acre? , were all the women <nd chil
drrn in the camp, They carried a brush in
each hand and won uld drive the “hopper»’’
without difficulty, When the drive was
over t he “hoppers” w< re put iu bags and
b.x*kets, saturated with
It water ami laid
to onr side for u ac in winter. Tb«*\ are
eaten then as white pv.iple d< shrimps,
They are also niix«*d with acorn or seed
meal, after i cing ground i: to i<:i*te - Sac
raim ntu New«.
Il«® Man Win» I'.Ht« ll.**iil}.
qiiit.4» ag:t*<* \v;*a n *«*ti.*ibl«? w ritrr
fas! « .tier in iv !»r a well informed
mt !:•■ < in i t \.*r be a man of ta»te
br< i ."'* i ' Li* ;.- • i <• gift of appro*
i
H«* ma\ s'.Y.ib...v ii.«• I’lntents of
an«! Iiun«lr« «1* ■ . «*v«*n i iiinisaml« of
ami ai \ U’ *‘ n quantity of tl.ought«,
it-! >l;it .'ti- ■ I*« he g"rges Ins foo<l,
will i i
’ i
n that
res tti<«
fill < i.
r
.
■ i n iture. II«* will
r«* a u i. t .ihoui suns»*is«»r thvclioic*
hi ;■.uu*««f wiMitl .tud wafer, and a
im.c « xhibition • r thr *« .*n«*ry of a
•U m * will *uit litrn la*tt«*r tiian th«
«• gr.a« es « f a l..*-'lir or a Newton,
iriyi'.ii
th'-rah humor of a
’tt. I a*. a'i-«* d :* at thr same tune
and novi«,,;*, but in* will never de-
*ill»«lu«al. qii. t III’; .: I* st ation of
!!<*qiialii \ in a G-iidsnid h. or relish
'antra** or yrt finer
Lamb. He may enjoy
i. but in* will br blind
* «• pi» i-s.'ii trirs ol Haw-
for n ting ih«* lights and
mg
e m<»re hidden l»eau
l»'.X i
it ! hj ♦ Ape--tr-d of a
i.ro.'k trout or English
* Ii tli!»ut, or partridge
«•at* goose?—Professor
i Traveller.
A I't« tty *< m » »• it i r.
For a «a* idv-.,\ pretty s»iBenir procure
a piece id « '•lluiovl » t.v r, inch’ - Un thia
paint p.*m- «•*, mH in l»:ih' h«** ' t groups, a*
is usually •icen. but v.i' ii on«* distinct by
itself
I><» ii"t have t<«o many «»f them: not
more t han
i : «t tlie most
If ¡»ossible
paint from n tf ur.-, and if y ■ *
k»* a iitt le
trouble to look around
will In* Mir*
prise«! at the \ <i ,ei y. I«oib in j z«* and color,
of the»«' flower* Sha ades a mi tints v<>u did
not know existe«! you wii! mi in a pauay.
The arti-tic arranu«- n- ut .if t tie flower»
ami the harmony «d tin* colors must de-
pend "ti your
t.-.«• « f i he ;e*t het ie.
l^ice the edge* <d the ’eliuloid together
AV lavender i- I*m, ami von have
with narrow
a prettv wi i*k hn»om hohier.
Ider. Cut three
pi«*-e* ot l)l««ttin^ paper t he size of the cellu-
ionl, fasten them all tog* flier at one end
with a lug lx)w of ril»t»ou, and there is a«
pretty a blotter as over a girl ga^e to her
boy. — New York Advertiser.
Always Boil Milk.
Houj»ekrv[»rrs who purchase their milk
are urged to ixiil the *anie as soon as they
receive it. not only l»ecau*e it will keep
sweet longer, but Is'causetbe process de­
stroys all «lisea.*«» germs, ami. therehv. ren­
ders it safe
The fact was long ago •tab-
lished that milk is a frequent medium for
the tran*inis*ion of disease, the germs of
which it his accidentally absorl>ed; also
that certain diseases occur in cows in con­
sequence of which their milk is tainted,
and may give rise to kindred diseases in
the consumers. All dangers from these
sources are obviated by a thorough boil­
ing—Boston Herald.
An Cnxat¡«factory Theory.
Scientist—The yellow dot on a straw­
lorry is found, under the ndcrosco|>e, to
lie a perfect straw. Did you know that?
Layman—No, but I knew that strawber­
ries were named I m * for«» microscope» were
invented. —New York Weekly.
K kkf li «tir 01 the 1’ ai - i . k . -Th**
following from an exchange ih a correct
’•tatemont of the < ase
“Keep it out of
the paper” ia the cry which the local
newgpapcr publisher daily hear».
To
oblige often co*ts con*i«h*rahlc. though
the party who inakea the request th inks
the granting t-caicely worth saying
‘ thank yon” for. A newspaper if» a pe­
culiar article in the public’s eve.
1 he
news-ga’liet« r is stormd at because he
<loes not get another
loung men and
young women. aq well a* ohh r, perform
a«*ts which become legitimate items for
publication and tlten rush to the news­
paper offices and b«»g the e<litors not to
notice their es« apa»!«*s.
I «ic next day
theyron«!emn the paper f«»r not having
published anotln r | arty for doing the
same thing they were gii'lty of, forget-
• ing, apparently, their late visit to’he
printing « flice
Ti e stihscribers expect
to rea«i the news, and there is always
wonder when, for charity’s sake, an
item »n the stre«*t ami in eve ybody’s
mouth i» not Lum! in the te xt issue of
f he pa per.”
For Over Fifty Years
Mils. W inslow s S«»«'THiN<. S\ m i* li.1- lw«*n
ii-*.*«! f«»r ehildr. 11 t«*«*thing. It *-•tli.** the
<*hil«l, *«»ft«*ns th«- gums, allay* all pain,<*ur»**
wind ••oil - an«! I* th«* l***t 1« tm-dx f->r diar-
rh'va. Tw«*nty-flvv <*«*nt* a l-.ttb
s«»l«l l»j
all «lruggiM** thi'"ugh’»ut th.* w rl.L
An Effective curr.
E. C. Brooks < t ,1 m « ks«'nville.th' .-i .< ,*t drug­
gist in s.'Utliern Oregon, ha* t< und a sun
cure for I« grlpp» - It is t«ik«n t«-«lh inumai-
ly an«l applied » yU*t nally, r» ¡ievlng th. «<<»ugli
andfhat DMiriul h<*ad i«*t:« i’i'iv* miniti«*«. By
rcp«*atlng a f«*w thin «* tIi«* pat «-nt ‘.s rm*. «I p« r-
manenti}*, well and s«jun«l. I i»i* ha* b«*cn mud
i w<» ««usonsate! ha* ira lail«d In h <-«*<-, u-her«-
iifUsl as dlr»*<*t«*«l. P«*«'plv g" to Brook.**'dru^
sU*rAip thtj fu«»imu^ tu I h - treatx*d h UIL kj '
j X? M ûJ/jt
if *CJ I-' U tMj’l fcHîltr
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL.
¡
^30
KI VERSI DE
MOORcS
NURSERY!
Grant's Pims Oi
i
Administrator’s Sale of Real
Property.
I In U h * ( .iuiit \ <’«»urt of tli«* Stati» of Oregon.
f<n ili« ( «iiitit} of JH< k*on, ritting fnr tb«*
tniiiH<<«'tioti of probat«* bu*in«**r>.
In tilt* inutttr of th<* otate of John E. Ho*«*.
<i«i*« awd.
o TH'E IS HEKEbl <.l\ ENTHATBY VIR-
iu« «if hii ord. i an.i ji<*« n*«* <>| tli* atM>v<*-
.-utili«*«! couit, in tilt abuv«*.<*iitH'<*<j iuutt«*r 1
wiil ori
N
REMEDY
Fridnu, Se/rteiuber
iH'Ji.
ut 111 o.-liak «. M.. seti ni. thè premio«-« Ih*
tollowlng m-et ribed n-al-t state, to-wit:
Ile noni. I.xlr ot donation land clsun No
Ili lownshtp ilnrij M-veri w.uth. of ranir*
t »0 w. M contamina hi» aeree The frarlionat
. ani V, ot Ih«-northw« si i4 <,f »vtion SI rts -
muapurt ot tl.e Al. aai.d.r Word donalirm
. Inni. No. 31, in Ir'wnshJp ihirly-s. veli «>uih.
et «anse tw<> w<T*i. con tal 111 i.a 41 TU aere«.
1 In mirti. U. of loie I. 2, a, 4 and t, sud wot
Apples, Peaches, Pears, IChcrrics ot m.Ubarsi I, Of Keclion |>i m townsliip
In.ili ••Vili South ot ra.iirr la-o w«—t. cou-
Almonds, Plumbs, Nectarines,
So succp»sful ami delightful have been
biiiiniK “4 >.« res, The « ani u, ot m.rile ssi
Quinces, Apricots,
'«. .1 eri tirili 1", III toH’l.shl|> .17 South rangr
' » rei. «S.i.talmiia Mi.uiacrcK. All iuJa.kM.il
Walnuts,
the effect« of *' Moore’s Revealed
■
r.iity, <lri-goii Tl.e sanie l.eing thè propiTty
Blackberries,
"" r el.tl' r.f John E. K< imi . di'veaM'd
Remedy ” upon the delicate ailments
Strawberries, Currants,
1.1 II1S gold con. Ht d«y ot sai.
Noi. -All Ibi-alarVe land w.ll ia Holdlll Iota
Raspberries, Gooseberries
of womankind, that ibi» wondeifu I
lo nini pur. ha-. re. 01 m > much tb«-r»s.t as i.iay
and Crapes,
Kaary !.. |.aj 111. lnd< buajii.w ,,f the
otat«*.
Remedy has been called ” Woman’» •
ELIZABETH ROSS,
AdminiM nitri* of Iti«.* «**tnf«* <>f John E.
Friend.”
Hoss, d««*<‘MM*d.
SMALL FRUITS, ROSES
AND SHF.U0S.
Woman’s Friend
At Lowest Prices.
M oore ’S R evealed
R emedy
Petition for Liquor License
THE RIVERSIDE Kl'RSt RY
I* located onr an
1 Grant «P mss . < n R ,
' farm, und In tin- !
southern
f’Ol.i* H ii . i .. Ori-gi'ij.
th« Hoimnablc < ountj _ Court
__ __ of ____
„
Jackson
County. Oregon;
• . th«* uiid«*isign« «I «-itizens «»! Gold Hili
I r.-« iti< t. .Lu k~>n I Olint,-. Or*-g< n. r,-up,i-11ul-
¡j p« titi«>n your hotmrabl«* l»o«jy to grant li
II*. to .lame® Wright. H. L. Kmuey and
•*. W Mc< I« udon t<»*«*il hpirituoua, vinous »nd
til.«Il liquors in said pr««*1nct in i«>* quantl-
II« * tliun oni* gallon. t<»r m term ot six mouth*
Horn tin* Jtrtti «lay ot S«*| teinber. 1*91;
W. < bantam. M. Cliavn«*r. W* H. Runnel!«.
I. Dodge. J. W. Hays, A. J. Barlow. W. i*.
B««k. Roheit Hardman. M. P. Jacoby, J. H.
w nimmt*. John A. Horn. Jim Lin Win P
l.o "hy. T. J. H««*k. H. C. Klock, W. A Cook,
W Dung« y . (. li. P« r« In . E .Rax. A < unuing-
t.im. X« 1-i.ij H«*b« it. W. F Stmtf. r, Ira Dun-
ap, ( has. N. I^iiiiit«-rt. Janie* Dodge, M. F.
Um .IE Deb«»y, P. Smith, William Smith,
w ill.am D. Mi» re, T. E Hamruersly, Geo. R.
Hamiip iiil.x. W. B. Duwd«*n. Jnu Owens. A J.
**O *«»••, J
H Knot., F. M. Durkee. R 1,
Dungan. Ja«. McDougall. J«»hn PerkiUM. J«»hn*
Mard.m, A. Kol« n, D P Fon adv. <\ Johnson
A »lover. J*din ( irroll. T. D< vol. M. M
K-ii« her. John t Rail«. Barren Porter W |J
M«*< lur«*. C. I*. Parker. (J. Vrouian.
In a lew dose» show» womankind its
peculiar virtues for their ailments.
ffecta are
gentle,
soothing ami uni.
eormly successful.
Hundreds of testimonials from ladies
wb‘,’ Í r
all over the Coast bear witness to t is
success.
r
cures
ri
n
1
J CV|
k
Wonderful Fiobi. -
pn p
U Li.
Mniiy Lave --ai’. 1 ■
per day l».v its u-■
Scott s J’r.jtii i' . j •
remetly. It t m .
t
iitL* pr*ip<
plt'.O-s
Li'. iT <•
1 .
bv l’h\ ■
Greater inducements are offered this
year to Exhibitors at the State fair than
at any former time in its history.
MORE ANO LARCER PRIZES
ar«* offer«*«!, «ml tli«*re ih a grrat«*r number of
Hi ti<*l«*H i!stv<i for competition.
T h«* P h viiit»n Htid GrotindM will t»«■ lig!ih*<! witli
« l«*« ti l<*it} . an«! will I»«* op»*n f«nir night*
in the week, until 10 o'clock P. M.
I
Fine Band Will Be In Attendance
OC Gì
Reduced rates on all Transportation Lines
THE CliLY TñUL
have been twcured.
rixr: riEi.it or houses
IRON
TONIC
ha- h••••!! enter««! and first da«» trotting
aihl running raevs will occur every att<*rn«M»ii
Th«* gr« hi nd« have been greatly improrii! -n
app« Hrance, and many important i liang« «
have been made, all with a view o! tniding to
the conv« nlence'Hn<i |»i« a*iire of the patron»
am) visitor».
Th»* Stat«* Fair, under th«’nuinHgenient of
the State Boiird ot Agriculture, w.ll be held
m ar Salem, t-«>mui«*ni*im(.
Will Fwrlfy 'hr BIoou; r«*ff*jU*» th®
|J«er *u'i •
M-i-l llr-ti.r» th»
|<rcitlt tad »!<<*• f »**uth I , *;>SI^
WtiDt of Ai : •-■'**, In.' *i'c*)ot>_
h an! 7 U
yr red.tb u«M^
♦*r»m r^csiv®
the ID od
Urao» P-iwar.
L
ADIES
^ONIC a
1 ‘i*- y <
Over $15.000 In Cash Premiums
■ & Ito»
(■ .
>.r L*aU
thz«*cmr
I r* .uent i,*** :. •* .-, t •.*■ mi.terfai^
Ina only add to t.’ »» i
’
. ■ *
Do tot ai | ■*<- 'nar.t j •*! ‘ - <«I* I - •! « i. a-.rt h I **T.
(Or. HARTER'S J.ITTLE LIVCR PlLLfik
H»a !a< ha H n«p'e I '•»*<* a .3 ¡ raun» li >vL ■
niaile-: ,,r>
•* • t ' ’• * ■ '*
k • v»*
r
Dr. HARTER fiTCOiCIKL CO bi L ..» Ka.
1» offered for exhibits of stin k, Agrii u.'tura
Production*, (iard'-n Pt*<»duet*. Fruit»«. Fi«»w-
I • •!«. Wood«. Mineral«, Work* of Ait and Fanc\
Work, and lot trial* of *pe««i.
>«*nd to J. T. Gri gg, Si cretary. at Portland,
or to <«•■•«. W Watt. Assistant secretary, at
.«.th in, t«»ra Premium List, and prepare some-
thing to show at the State Fair tn!» lai I
I
v.
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Administrator's Notice
In tin» matt« r oi the estât«- of Henry R.
Brown. dee«Ms«,d.
otr e i > hereby given that the
undersigned bas hecn app«jintcd by 1ht*
■ Hinty court <«f Jackson coiinty. Or«*gon. «it-
nu* jii Probate, admimstraton* of the <*tUat«-of
Henry R Brown. d«s*eaa<«d.
A 1 P« r-ons in«i«*bted towaid estât« are rc-
• tu«i>t«*l t" s«*ttl« th<* «aine immcdiat**ly. and
tli..*.«* Iiaving « laim* against the «*»tat<* wlll
pr«*s«*nt th> in ai the ottive ot SHas J Day in
l:«« R-- n\.1 « . Jackaoii county. Or., or at
î' • n-îd* ru rot M. M. Br«jwn in Brown«t»oro.
w îîh th»* prop« r v<»u**h«*rs attached. wittiin six
tnonfhH lr«»n> the first publication of tlusuo-
tico.
Dat«*d Aug. 14. !«•!.
MARTHA BRoW’N.
SILA* J. DAY.
A ! minisi raton- of th« «•«tate <»f H. R. Brown.
N
Notice for Publication
H* name« th«-following wifnetseai (u prove
- <•«•nt:inn «!« r« fv’«l. n« «• upon an<iculti\alimi
«aid !«in«i. viz i . O. « «»Ilin». Edward I«ang-
>. H.-nry >tickucg, M hhu «*I «ìlva, al! of
I iii-'tit.iu n. Jackson county. < >r«-g«»n
JOHN H. SHI PE Rcvistcr.
State fan! id Amite
~ v— -
hi 111* comity Court ot the Stat«* oi Orvg-on.
!<>r th«* County of Jackson, sitting for th«’
t r.tcsa« t ion <*! prohat«- t'umn«*«s.
Inllie matter of tin,* estMtc ot John Rolen
d *ceascd.
olli I. I* HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIR
'••! an oidei and lievn«»* ot thr at»ovv*
' *'1 'll’d <ourt. in th<* above-ent it J«d inatt«*r, I
will on
Stitunbi^,
3, iS9/t
at I oeloca »*. M.. Hell Mt the Court Hour«
• ¡"«.i at Jacksonvill«*. Ja« k*«>n < oiinty , Or., the
t<>. mowing <i«*Ncribed r«*al-«>tate i»t'|onging t«>
*ahi ♦•state, lo-wit.
.** E G ot N W i ., E Uoi S. W u of Her •* N
1 ’i’dN. M
, II. ail in Twp.n S. R 3 W.
■ «Hifaining Rjo aci«**.
Al ts'loiigirig to th«-«**tau* of John Rot« n
<1* «•••a>«*d, and *iiuate«i in Ja<’ks«iii c‘«unty.
< »r«*g«>n.
T. rms of sab* -cash in hand.
I M. MI LLER.
Administrator <jt «-stat«* ot John Rohm, d«*-
<*«*as«*d.
Dar.-d thia 2Kth day ot August. J«»!..
t.Axo om< e at K osehi nr;. <»»«.,»
Alivirst 15. JOI i
"I" F. I- HEHEIIY GIVES TIMT THE
■ winK-nain«*d s< ttl< r ha> tiled notic<* ot
nt« t non to miik. tinnì proof in *up|M»rt o|
.« in. and that «aid | r..«.t will I h * made !»•-
th«’ Judg' <»r i*l«*rk of tin- count} court «»/
Ksoii c "tint v. Or«’K"U. hi Jackson vi Ih*. Orc­
io n. "h >;Uunlay . < let«»!»« r \ ls*l. viz. William
A I. Hr«**«’, in >nu>t< ««j entry No. 4’Cl, forth*
h*n^N »■ 1 and 2 of S. c .M». Twp fi» S. R i W
To cure- !:
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Administrator ’s Sale of Real
Property.
N
r- >. 1
A
and giv«* a concert ea«*h night. Ail articles « hi
t*xhibiti«*n in th«* Pavillion wilt tliu» »»« vi»it«*d
by a large concourse of p«*<*pi«*.
Elcrti ic and h«»rH«‘ car line* will run fr«»m
S.i!« in t«» th«’ Fair gi*«»undK ex*« ry few uiinut« *
«*vcry da> until latent night.
j
I
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
e
W;i! hr h« iu nt the Fair Grounds n«*sr
• 'entra! Point commencing on
TLILMfNAL or INTERIOR POINTS
Tuesday, Sept. 22, ’91,
----- THE-----
And continuing five «lay«.
OVER $7,500.00
RAILKOAO
N< > ENTKAMT FEE Wild. HE CllAlCGED
FOR PAVILION EXHIBITS
^iiie to mk«*
lit mis« An« prcimums • >ff«-r« «1 for dried fruits.
L og* p < iniiim* have been add«-«! tor herds of
tim cattle.
To fnre cost i % rues* t ho iiuiiiiui' in n»C
bo more than n pit rguf i v >
io bv per«
maneot, tl must < .»ntain
Tonic, Alterative and
Cathartic Properties.
ALL ARE INVITED TO COME
Ami each spec!.ill} r«*qurst«*d to bring along
whatever in bitline hr may adjudg«* worl by
and place it upon < xhiintloq.
Tntt'w Pill«
(ties ■ <inaliti«M In
• n emiuent degree, und
.V.\<q»Hiiib will he tq»ared by tin-IIIHIIHKV-
mriit to make th* Fair a sucvrs*>.
GEO W RIDDLE. Frond» nt.
w. ,1. PLY MALE. Secretary.
to the howe?» Chelrnutnal peri «tai tin
■ootiou. bo
utial to regularity.
A . H.t’AHM»N.
Speedily Restore
Sold Every ultere.
W. I, I A Hs< i.N
3.
•• r-1.
.
REDLAND -I- NURSERY,
II... DININC, I AK Kot TF.
Il runs
Ih. ...gl. VE'TIIIll.Et» TK AINH every da«
in the y«*ar t«>
¡No Chang«* of Cars.)
« •tnp"K*d «.{ Dining (' ai * m unaurpaaaed.
Pullman Drawing R«s»m Kl«*»*n« rs
Ot latest Equipment,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
* •! .in i m which >r«*«'<> ih <wiation* nr<* !•<>1 h tre«
am! furnish, d tor bolder» ot First or S«*v<«ml-
class Tickets, and
.
P0SÍTÍ-.r
ELECANT DAY COACHES
.,7 6
Sii miles Sont I. of Grant's Pass, Josephine
i i-unt j , <fregón.
To all Points East and South.
It
' ; .
1
“
* 'FTr’
A Continuous Line connecting with
All Line-. affording direct and
iiiinitvrriiptcd service.
Pullman ........p«*r r«*s**rv»i tons can Iw M»curvd
!|| adVKiiK-through any agent of the road.
.tlietittiaüsrn. Xciitu'gia, Coi ti
100,000 TREES IN STOCK,
HEADACHE. A' d ALL PAIN.
Th* (Vif ’n:* P • • v- ,*.- ; N ,* • t .
ELECTRIC < >UGH Cl ill
CU^t^CCLftC
Ci>'
' Y.
I
Ml ly di 1
nreavin®®«- Ä C. F
Apple. Pear. Peach,
Plum, Prune. Apricot
Nectarine. Cherrv,
Almond. Chestnut,
Walnut
THROUGH TICKETS
c:i. Envían.i and Europt* ran in* pun liH»«*«! at
an} Tu*k«*t Othceot thl« coinpan} .
I nil irPormation concerning rates, time «>(
11 <ii ns, roiitca and other detail» furnish«*«] on
application to any ag»*nt. or
A. D. CHARLTON,
A distant General Past*«-ng«*r Agent,
N«>. 121 First Kt., cor. Washington,
Cor. 3d and £ Street»,
PORTI.AN I )
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PORTLAND, ORECON.
ContH'nmw 12'1 K
(’.RAPE VINES. ( ERRANTS. GOOSEBER­
RIES, IILAt K BERRIES. RASPHER-
KIES. STRAWBERRIES. FIGS.
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ONE DOLLAR PER DAY HOUSE
Our true» are gn»wn without irrigation on
r«*d hill land, ami all of anown var.eties that
succ«*ed in Southern Oregon.
Those contemplating tree planting will do
wei! to visit «»ur orphan! and nurs«*ry. or write
to us for pric«- list. Addr«*«» to us at Murphy, i No Chiu*
Jo»ephin<* county. Orrgon, or t«j R. R. Station, charjr«-.
M.iil.
(»rant's Paas. Oregon.
A H. (’ARSON A SON.
IS HIE STATE.
Free B’itec ts and fren
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and I* A DIE.**, wanted in «very town an«i
county. No « xpiTienc«* n«**d«*d. Cr«*dlt given
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