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Vol. XXX.
ROSEBURG, OR KG ON, MONDAY, APRIL 17. 1899.
No. 30.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
u;.V. Mcltriile
jj.wu.h siiiKin
. a. squalors..
, . TQo. H. Tenia ur
Aigro.nen - jm. A. Moesly
i.v.-oriur T. T baser
savretary .t sta;e. F. I. l'untiar
(Hate Treasurer
fui. I'ab. lastnieti.m...
suite Printer..
Attorney eioaeral
Mi-ore
..J. H. Aekeruian
.W. H. 1-w.sli-
ILK. N. Kin -kl'urn
iF. A. M.wre
V E. ttolvertoi.
K. s. Rean
(supreme- J udire..
eicosD jmiciaL district.
jolfte J. v. Hami'.toti
Froseeutiug Attorney ei.o. M. Broevu
c. s. land orrics. EOREarRo.
Receiver He:ry Reoth
S-ifuu?r J. T "Bridge
r. . VE1TKSB Bt Kr.
Observer -.Thos. (tiasoa
DOrOLAS COt NTT
senator
.A. V. KeeJ
.11. w . Wonaoott
v. W. H lison
il. . lalUl
Representatives
tlerk ...... J -K. Gatley
Sheriff. K I- Stephens
Treasurer 15. H li:uxnic
Sehoii Snpenutendeal ...
Assessor ,. ...
I'-ounty Judxe
CouLmifisioners .
Surveyor
Coroner
bheep Inspector
.. U. B. Gillette
.. Jos. Lyon.
M 1) i'fteai pM)!i
1J11. Bvron
e'e-ear Thiel
Dr. E. V. Hoover
1 b. fimtb
rKECISCT OFTICES.
-V-sPlce H.w. Milter
Iiiniitatites D 1. Fisher
CITT Or KJfKBfSa.
Mavor
Fo!tmaii?r..
.A C. Manners
.. W. A. truler
COrNCU-HES.
1st Ward
sad Ward
Ird Ward
tth Ward
Recorder
Treasurer
Marshal
F 1' Brown i
(e" . 1'ar.: i
tF W . Her-son i
jV. U. W illis
I A. Field I
fW.J. Lander t
F. W. vxooiley !
u i.oeuni " ,
. l- f. Wt:
lTl 1 J.V :
F. w. lUilard :
CITT UOtlL MEKI'INi-
The I'oxiaon mm il f the city of Kosebnn:
Eiee the t.rst Mviu.iny in eaca uiout.'i at r
0 ciock p. vs.. 1
corBi SESSIONS. j
The Circuit Court or Douglas County meet j
thre ttme?1 a year as follows: The rfd Moo
day in March, the tn Monday i3 June, and thf
1st Monday in December, j. W. .3a:niiHon of ;
Eooebure judce. lieo. M. Erowa, of Kostburg. .
prtMecuiinc atunuey. ,
Coiintv Court r.iee the 1st Wednesday ef; t
the 1st Monday of January. Marvh. May. July, j
Heptember and Novemher. Jos. i. o'i of
Drain. Judge; M. D Thou;ps-n of seottsbarg '
ana Jas. Byron. 01 u.a. a. conimissionera.
Probate court U in session continuously. Joe
Lyons, iudee.
pOSEBUKG DIVISION SO 4:6. B. OF UE.
meeis every second and (ourh ouudty
w
"OMEN'S EtXIEF COKP? NO. li, MEETS
erst and uurd r:idavs in ea. nsouth.
RENO POST, NO. G. A. E., MEETS TBS
first and third Thursdays of each raouth,
at J p. ra.
A LPHA LODGE. NO. 47. K. OF P., MEET
a every Hednesday eveinc a: Odd Ke.
HalL Visitiru; al-jltrna in gtsi s'ndina -'
ilaJyinviied in attend.
LAUREL LODGE. A. F. & A. M., REGFLAB
meeunes the 2d and th Wednesdays in
each month.
STGENE L. PAKSOTT W. M.
S. T. Jra-ITT, S"ecy.
TJ OSEBCRG CHAPTER. NO. 8. O. E. 3.. St KIT?
the hrst and third Thursdays of eco
ninth.
LIBBIE COSHOW. W. SC.
MAUDE BAST, Sec y.
tTTOODlTES OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp
No. Lis. meet at the Odd Fellows' Ha..
In Raseburc, every 1st. 3rd and otn Monday
evening. VUidng oeighbors alvtys welcome.
O. P. COsHOW, C. C.
V. C. LoNOoy, Clerk.
PHJXETARIAS LOifGE. SO. 8. L 0. O. T.
meets Satnrdav evenine of each wek :
their hall in Odd Felio Temple at Rosebure
Members of the order in r-i -tan-ling areinvi -edw
attend. B w. -1 KONG. N. G.
S. T. Jitett, Bec'y. D. E . We-t
Fin. rec.
D P. O. ELKS, ROSEBURG LODGE. NO. 33f,
hold their retrular cominunicatioiis at tne
t O. O. F. haul on second and fourth Thursday
il ea.h rnnn;::. A.l members requested to at
tend regularly, and all vuiung bromers cor-
aiauy luvitea to a:v-na.
CH A. L. IIADLEY, E. R
ISA B. RIDDLE, becrelaxy.
DQSEBURG LODGE, SO. 16, A. O. C. W.
meets the second and fourth Sfondavs cl
MCh month atTS p. m. at Odd Feiiows 'hali.
Members of the order in good standing are in
Tiled to attend.
D s. West,
F. W. Roach, Financier.
Recorder.
Professional cards.
"yjYRA 2ROW2?, M. 2).
OFFICE, 509 Jaction Street, at res
idence of Mrs. J. Bitzer.
RO.-EBCRG, OR
Q.EORGE M. BROWS,
Attorne3'-at-Lav ,
Rooms 7 and 8
Taylor A Wilson Block.
ROSE BURG. OR
JL EAKBT,
DENTIST,
Review Building,
Telephone No. 4.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
JRA B. RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
Room 8,
Taylor A Wilson Eik. ROSEBURG. OREGON.
W. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Rooms 1 and 2
Review Building. ROaEBURG, OREGON
yy R. WILLIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will practice in all the court of the State. Ol
Bas is M inters Building, Done las county, Or.
J X. CRAWFO&D,
Attorney at Law,
Rooms 1 Sl 8. Slarsters Bldg., ROSEBURG, OR.
f)Basiness before the C. 8. Land Office and
Sluing cases a specialty.
Late Receiver 0. S. Land Offlce.
JJ E.GEO. E. HOUCK,
Physcian &. Surgeon.
Ofno- Rooms 10 i 1!.
Taylor a: Wiiaon Blk.
Phone, Main 31.
KO.-EBURG,
OREGON.
J A. BUCHANAN, Notary Public,
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Bourn 3
Marsters Buildiuit. l;OvEBLKG, OR
LilfE Jp LET LIVE!
Under the above motto I will still continue to
survey for ail art:e desiring my assistance as
an engineer or surveyor. M y charges will be
reasonable and my work guurantced. Am al&o
Notary Public.
d dress me at Cleveland, Dougl as Co., Or.
WII.I. I HKVDON
New Store !
(iglers'
A FULL
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and Sold
TAN LOR & WILSON BLOCK f
Low Prices! Free Delivery t
Judge us
Judge us by what we are doing. Judge us by the
continued increase of buyers, judge us by tliej
DRY GOODS your friends have purchased of us. I
Judge us by our Prices Get your friends to tell!
you how much they paid. That is alJ we ask. j
New Spring Goods
SOMETHING NEW!
NEW STORE!
The People's Store
I. ABRAHAM, Prop'r.
A complete line of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets,
and a tine line of Millinerv Goods.
Everything New, purchased for Cash direct from Eastern
manufacturers, especially for the Fall Trade.
Call and exaimine Goods and Prices.
OUR LINE OF
Vs
i3
s QomglctG and of,
We give prompt attention
to all Mail Orders.
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.
Druggists.
Send the...
I SEMI-WEEKLY
I PLAINDEALER
I'M utr ver
KRUSE & SHAMBROOK,
Lit ALL Rij IS
Silt M FEY GUIS 1 P ROUS
FIME TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY.
ALbO A FULL USE OF
TOBACCO & CIGARS.
OiVL L'S A TRIAL.
FHER nill.IVIlHV.
New Goods! .
(jxrocerv j
STOCK OF
Arriving Daily.
WOLLENBERG BROS.
NEW GOODS!
EVERYTHING NEW
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OILOZ Z77f TZ1CLQS
rtzsnos and
To your Eastern
Friend. .. .
ALL KIXliM UK
Oue Door Sou lb ol P. 0.
HOAI'IDI'RR, OKIKiflN,
FEAT1IE1.ED FINEltY.
Plumage for Millinery Now Artifi
cially Produced.
The Hnntble- llarnyarel Foitl Xo
1'nrnlalie the Material fnr(.rft
IVead of the m Hat
Trimming;.
The ilcinnml f r frat!: r.s fur mil
linery )uruM's l.ns oiuiM il an inventor
i e;n t iiiu I it: !his 11 ! I . a:.il In- has
s'ii'fi'i'ilnl h. i! tl:nt tnar.v (if utir
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t;:r.c j-Xa.t. "J w,;-: iau.
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try. a:.! J.y j's : '.:: r i- .
-..stry Laa Lfell tt"' SitiiJ.iiliel ; i
ApaL itd. T!..- : ai' h'.Til is ; I ''.
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a!I feathers i:i jjst haJJ a uili;i.t .
Tier. t-. p!uck-: father aXavaiicC
rajuJij aior.j ta it-otutr (nn'V tnoin
whsre u currcr.t cf air rtf fe rr
fire from th- h-:.ty oi.es. The ,rv
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A ROYAL SPHTNER.
lJachras ir Fife ''Ukri arn for Her
lluhltanil l.olf Morkinar.,
suIdk f'" a lir.
It
t it - t . r. ne .k fr, h
: -ie. 1 . '. .r.-rand-i..;..
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ar-.- rw'.frni.tt.i b..'; r
s ..ti t!.,;:. the pr.;.. es5 d
t !:, f.T-hh,:. i f ni ivi;.
h'.-d.. i;e : adored .y
:: i what sh-. does. i h ire
'i I..- fashi.ji.al.le inaid
..' this fount rv are i..t
Th
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W.ll, s ,:!s
the spit.;.,:
ail Iii adat.
t.. t. . pi
and laatr..
likely to 1 -e tltne ir. adoj.'in the fash
ion, ai d .;. protlr.' at the vnic time
their r. vp.-t-t f rthe royal :.:nplc.
The princess elde.-t daughter, t't.c
ducdie; s .f life, is ah-o addict, d tot:!.-tpinnini,-
w ;.. . !; and foarea iiumbcrof
other m.-inb" ts, i f x.k nua.crous royal
family of linrland.
Many other woi,;, n of rank who en
joy the friendship of the princess have
loyally fidiowed In r c..-.mp!e, and iij.s
tLroiigh some of them that the Ilritish
public lias learnt I that the picturesque
ppinnin' wheel is now a common object
iu. th'i ho;nes, t,f prcat.
The duchtts of Fife lias a vvhctl of
black valnut, mounted with bras',
which, though ottr a hundred yearn
old, is in ood working order. With it
sliu makes vani which is bubsequently
knitted into excellent golf stockings for
her Lusbfiiid.
In tliis w ay s.hc is able to m:Jie a sav
ing' of perhaps S-'O a year ou the house
hold expense, but thatJs probably not
so much of a consideration to her as tie
satisfaction of having set c. commend
able example of housewifely industry.
The British princesses are very fond
cf setting good e xamples and their in
dustry is endlcis.
The- pri uces.s of AValeamakcaalJ eorla
of pretty articles with, her wheel"
rLiladtlphia,ircs-s.
Soldier a Olren lime for Naps.
Soleliers ii tli.? It.thau nrmy are al
lowed two hour, in the middle! of fhe
day for a n-ap. Cliicagu ('liriiiiicb.-. ..
Stulla J. TibbetH of Buhtou lias kuo-ce-ssfully
passed tho uxaniiiiation ro
quired by tho board of registration iu
pharmacy. Hor uamo was first on tho
liht of the ninowho recttived cortiflcaten
ontof tho 43 applicants examined.
Two English writf TH, well known thin
sida of the sea ns well, are wtriously ill
from overwork iu a lite rary way lime.
Barah Grand and Mrs. Lynn Linton.
Iu tho Washington legislature tlio
amendment extending fall snffrngo to
women has been defeated by a majority
of two votes.
A MASCULINE HABIT.
Ob of Mam's WtskSMMt Ciitlelaed
ty m Urlffbt Girl Who Has
Had Ezperiaacafc
"So mo men. nay many men, Lave ;i
most reprebectible habit iJt tAiowlr.p
the liutcs find letters written them by
Kirls nut oa!y to otiier men. but, vh r
is still wor&e, to worccD " sa'ai a !.ri:.
pirl the other day. "Kvt-ry v. i.n.rn
knows that this is true. Doulities. tht r.
i" not one of us who has int had t alm.':
tr to her scrutirririr.f? a. ai. -j 1 v T . -writti-ti
liy some fair n.aii! t.i u n.ai.
whi.iu she thoroughly trusted.
"OiJy a day or two ai-o thi breach of
v.'i.iMi'tice, a the irt cf uiaitiilir.itv
it is i....;hlti" !.. tai i.r . : v.-.
.diy to li. y i.ot by a mar v ho J. : .;, ,.
i . t tl.rt e ii tier;, wr.iten him f, ..
it.ii :c fr.e::ds, tu i tad. 1 ki..,v ::: ..'
v.hni .n offered thttii ! :. I ! : !
l y ..11 the !aw cf In.:.r. .' ,.. : .:. .
hai .is sternly 'iH-hiiul n.e :,i..J sa.. i.
s' il d fashion: 'I refc to take adtar.-ta-T
of n. siattrs."
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lie- j.-ft me a ful. l.i r.' . f . ,..:0- . .
..t:d i was ji.it wL'. l t.j .. i ,: i . . . :
!; 'eI.ote. IvnsTell.j' .. J f .:.
I ri ad tiii ;:i. I ccn crit.i , . ,i : .. in ' .
' a s.e, 1 am iiiU-rcstcd i. ': . i..a: i
w a -.alt- ."?:. r horrid ;:l: d 1 .... ja:..,.
o:.' : t.i.I ir the liic: .r: t -i. . r i;.. 1
r-. iwl instantly th;.t i.eter v.o-ii !
'ha! n. a;, cct a scratch ,,f tht j. a f.-.;..
tit -.:. t.j. r taa;: , ; 'I
i '- aii d to ha C :..'. " I! - - ;
iH'i. p t that if he ca i. . . :. ji.v '. i .
!f.ej L ..I.e. I V-JllfP. I;.u
e i hi i ..in. f. r these iti
i i'
; r-.sh '.
lirs, jii understand.
"Tw O t '
I.e-itat- t.
her men v.;.,,;:. 1.; , d .:. :
say that '.; . T -d
!r !;. t.: . '. : : . t. d -
.o i-orrvn . '.. r :
.f Lis chtfta ;- : .
; atiawer ' !. h
s j.rcearr ts-u.: t- r- . .... ;
!y. the r . : ..
.is iriture. ".:-':. h - :
ay the ose was v.:.'.: j ; .
'. r" . ::r.ace e,hilc '. , t; ri v....
; .t:t her tea-: : . .- . -
lhat the . . -.. . - w .: . .
r. a.i !;. ti..i ratk out ' .-. . .. ... i: ?
: n ; l' : V in Ihc li.:,". r.
had tf end of onni"n. r- ". o-l . ; . '.
"I v.ii! it't you. its a .vi ,"'-. . it.;;-;,-,
w!-. :..ir writes iit.y-l.'.n: .: i
". j a rr.an 0aV he ilji'r.': in.;.; a t
ieet .Xi-.-.-;e of kisfrier.ds h i .: ri-r.cr
. r i.- tunce.
"There is m general . Ua. that c:.i;.
ry Jj-jcf men are s.li.c't i !-. -.Li.,
. ..''.vti., but that is a n..'.u.j. i k:.c w
:ii-:: cf 3C, which is certain.';, at. ae of
div.-retkiii. wit) Lave to rcre ocn,
scicnce aLovt iiowing- letters that, a
: of li. It' a ihaa.t, it .:' tra.
I krjTv. becatis they 1jw ".hi::, t .
;ae." riuladIpLi Tidt s.
FAD2D GLORY.
Utuat Bstsm mt Clrcsiaw Caav
Rtlr-a Pafcsc.a. Tstat W r
For loeg tixe aearjy Terybod- in
ih aoula knew abemt "Cc-p Iri'.l'i ?
Palace. btti t rol ab'v r..,: e Vr.cw -
ic'dv what bccan.e of t
1: p : at aces consist
-: etially built to as j be v. ;.;. t
v..:: intotne ".on j ii.li-;.. I: - . -
a ::.usu:n, a hu'e aijuariu::'. - c .
. f f.-iik and tinailj r.:. a a i.t-.r.-.i. d.
irtxtnt, whtrc britf .;'o.l v ;
'.:n.a:.c wre ptf r. Tht :.'
.th.t .'; n.o.-. l;...rat'. ly t -.-.p. w .
1 : h.antiy ili ted l.y is, wr. Jyn .n .
.l.d oost $1 ..;) to ct:..-tract. It v..,
the i lea cf up. the veterar. rz :
tt. an. n d he had htt:. k.-ra.i..a.
:: n- it o -t fr years. Wh-t. 1
j rftcte ! le ha:! r.o ::.-t::ty.
' I to take ir. what sh-.v
c .11 "ctua.erc.sd caidtni." I
;wi-rt, business men backt 1
were foolish enoua t ir.itt ,
the tnat-atir.p after Cap ha 1
I -
t:c-h the south f r ft. e
e'
-s
I rottta'de scastx. The tl
htiee money maker, j rcperly hrn 'l,
. I".e pc'.'j !e wmM be let, ir. at i t.t , r 1
: rt d kep.; moving until thfy en.r-'. d r.
the other, and raar.y wjald make tl
circtilt two tr three ti:t:ts. U; .'rth
b'jsir.i 's m.:.'s management it h s-
heavily, however, and tinal y, after ;n
i:ut..t:-3bie vicissittide?. the train wa
. lnt:s;it to 'h;cago and s d.l to a v.:
rit ty thtat.ir managtr fr $7,'." 0 cash
He broke it. t:parid peddltd oiT the cr
one at a lime. Kragtnents of the oh!
outfit-are now wandering about through
obscure country tows?, piloted by rij -.by
-eight showmen, with all sorts cf
'i-.trar.ge freaks. That was the tcJ t-f
the gnat rolling palaces that are still
e.ist.i:ctlr rexieinbcred in scercs of
smaller southern cities. It was a
grotesque fate for a really bigaaiuse
i meLtidta. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Moatotrramnied Cloves.
j 'Tho monagrammcJ glove is the very
; latest thing, and. of course, it is worn
i OIi,y 'he extremist evf fasiiion. To
; make the nin;ogrammtd gloves you get
' a pair of plain kij gloves, with as little
I stitching uion tho hack as possible.
; lilack and white are the. Itst colors.
I Now 7iiark tiprsn the hack of the gloves
, your moiMvraru, or get it stamj.d
there. VitU silk tic color of your
; vvalking- dress you now embroider the
; monogram, making it about the size
pf a quarter. You will find that it is
Tery becoming to the hand, and the cus
i torn of wearing the embroidered glove
I 1 grow upon you until you will want
j no other. Cincirusati Enquirer.
Ilread nintakn,
! Tako stalo bread andoak over tight
1 In sour milk; in, tho niornixg rub
! through colander, and to one quart
j odd tho yolk of two cggs ur.d a tea
spoonful of salt, olio tabhspoonful ef
i baking powder, two tablcspoonfuls ef
j sugnr and fUmr enough to make a bat
! ter a little tliicker than. for fried cakes:
'add last tho wwll-bcate n whites of the
I ni'sand bake. St. Louis Globc-l'cmo-
Flerced II la IVnlrh.
j Ono tlio many spear tJmista that
j resulted in tho iV-.iuli of Lieut. Itobcrt)
i Grcnfcll, ab ODulqrmuivi'enctrateel Ills
I watch, 'Tho tintcjiieco was rct urnesl
j tii hisi family, who havo jilnccd it ii rs
j jeweler's Iwuula to liioun tas a mcmorinl
of their relative' heroism ami fate.
The spear tltrust had pcnetrtiteelt
through both) tho outer ami inner casen
ami driven enme of tho works right
j through tho faco of tho dial, stopping
Ilia hands nt 8:39 indicalirtj tlio timo
jnt wliicls tho chargo took placo and)
j tho preciso monicut cf tho wearer's
eleatli. V. Y. Stltu
ItUBBEIi FEOM OILS.
New Substitute for the Decreasing
Genuine Article.
An Engl!! !lut-rirla. W hleb HI da
Fair to Supplr flip InereaalasT
llemaod for a Ilralllent
.Material.
A new i:.:.:l'ry which has just been
i staiiii.'.hi d n;.' :; ati aj.;,ar ntly firm
l,asi. in lint'iai i i.-ts for its. raw mat-
j .-in: lii.M i d ei; any of the other tcjfe
I tail e i,.h, of iiniisr j.r.-i rtit-s. It
..r.iul'ts, to ... ':;. e of wide i::.jor
) r.no". b'-i;an. j.r ducts partake of
v of the '.-lair.t .-. of :: :ia rubber
; :.t i -::.: p. re:.a. th, m.j ; of which
d ..w a . ;..! ' ';. : t.cy : . fii irfiow
f-i : :i.ai..:s. T :. a oils of this
' : urt h.v- i-. th ;a (itn-.lit.ts of hijfh ust
f : " r. -r- v.:. " 1 r- i &:"! a".., when
:!.(y v.. : t.i 't t..-i -1 f -r piat.-, and the
r. i w Industry tak '-1 ar.'ae if tht
..it ij iality of har-ui:.6- !y ox.dia-'i-.ir..
Li::st..J .1 1.-.5 beta i:sl f'.r pain's
::.! r:.is.i.s f.r at rations. It is
v.. h; v,n ;.:.' v.;.. :. t?.v oil Is f read
;t it .i thin 'aver p.sei! t the ar
.'. ahvr'.,i oj :--i.d n.es very
. ar 1. n il .s i. ' i:. h .ik e
p ; to th.: ;..r .: ra.i.. i,..cvt;.e
V.:;.." a-. .! i- . .i. ! !.rh: ij-iiy, r of
. 'i:..:: y ; .t. -y. i.p.ar s f
::Ur.:t t- ri '-. v. id .-i. any radc
of h;.r these ; v. ' . tjthcr
1 1 .-eta ':.-:.. t it. the u;;.- w ay, and
i. ...ay ..' ; :.: t- ht e ; :. 1c to tJ-.e
i r- h.i ai.-n'.-c- f thise (;uai.-
s. .T..n.v. i.; .r afaf ire t f
lot; nt I lii.'. .. .:. . ;..v.e f i ry
1 :..'e . '. 1;. it;. . i j.i :.. :;.-e !
-.-.'-.. -.-
I-.-.. ;- : , t-rfect
..tl ...wr-r.
.14 - .
-.- -. i :.-: v- ra. :t.et;.-
wa- ' i .. - ,'r.p
: 1- tt.,m ' .. wile,
t-f s- r;n op..:.
. - '. ...r. -. w a-.t a k.- irr-n f
; : .:. .:. !:y this me'. 3d
'. wasto:.i.fd.bt:l
.it .t .-. r 5 all thrcugh
wa. thre !.n,i; rl.sn of
tl .-li .thi:., whjsh :t was
l 1 . :;.ade : f a rac re perfect
Mr. Charl-s r..:. r f iln'an., ias
'' 1 m ly which i" i &
:' ; '.. -' .. - Th;r lstrvirey cver
': , ar. I a larve fa.-.rv Las lrj.
t y ;.rtirl..s, are asm-
. ."s. .lldifle.! bv his
1 fr
1 r- H. ::ta -j tf treating th-:
- - o ,.t.r..' - quat.t.ty e f '.... w .th
:'. a: d th :.. .t. a . - trlfurrai maeLis,
t r . oa- . - r'.. le- f the 1 el
s' t t "cai wi..- .-. c. .::. in tnintite
1- " " - fl r the t.w itself.
Tic h,:rch. ..f T..-W ire then, put eti
grids cf r.etal a chamber where
warm air is forced thrcugh thtEi ami in
Ci hours the cil is, thoroughiT cxidiretl.
The mater's" is thca gr-iucd u, mi led
with ary d-s-.-. ! coloring matter ani
f : t.l y rolls:! i .: ;r.-o sheets, in which
c : ..t, :. r-s-n.".;le. India rubber and
p, ,. ..,s -. :.-v . ,. iaiiti, , f ri:;-
d. s I'ehren
.: . i .1 an. .-; ': y the
-.!t.V;l.,,-:,:
: . -. It . 1 e ;V,.;
r''s. . j,;; ;..r,
a; p.;e. as ,
.'- rt.r .-h-.r . a-. r.n-;
iiv s"r. N. V.
tUT.cs f t
A Ik Inebriate.
I here- crc st rat t !... s and tii-.i-s
'. t hicac--,.
: t. o.t
:..t- v - a-.
Alt .
rs is (
It.
I int. rnt-
"i rk s- re t. w her
'. t.t.d n I r-s.-rrt-d
ir- :.: d i i. ..ts n. :r.
.i-s;-.r.- ef. r that,
the n.lddl.. v. t. A
---- r-i'rt.d the
that take s the t-riii
and w Lire .. eld t h
to :'. ,:r. a: 1 t:
:.!.;. wh. r- 1-e. i-.
I'h- . j -.; r rt.
e iS.enec of
i.e-n' '
as il werv. f.tr d.-j rav.ty.
5-ajs: "The- 'hi:s.s.-ci ioii;
C ...rk str.tl p -s..(
Ur ir. the per-o-. f a cr.t::t.
bele! cine e ie Ah Wah.
The piper
down n
iq-.o xr.. m-ir.t-briate.
wli. i ile-als
iu lique r. i his- :.:;: ':runkard gees
teery afternoon t- the tapr t in. jr.
the rear ( I his it. a-. .-'.s i staidishnie nt,
and lap. t:p th. ,; mixture that
trickle fr:n the fauc-ts e-f the larrels.
Aficr this, the ele-g sir. displays the
tsuad a;gf of it t xication. Its will
rush madly abe t:t the sl op. ji:mpit:jy
and btirkirg itl ;;;.::irti ary rats ar.e:
mice. After tiring ef this i-pcrt ho falls;
into a drunken stujor, fro;a which he
cauiint be- arciused f r several hours.
The animal has an unhealthy !oek. ane!
If it keeps up its, debauchery, will end
its life ir. insardty. Cincitxa'.i Commercial-Tribune.
Elht ThciUMand ew Orchids CVtond.
Dt tails ccn.ciri:ing the Fucccs-sful
prcstcutioii e f the -m arch of Sir tieorce
King and Mr. l:..lert Pat.tliitg. of Alh
w ick. fur orchids it: a prolific district of
the Himalayas have just reached Hr.g
land. Tho enthusiastic .vivants who
Lave beMtn engaged in the search for
several jears, have discovereel and
classified idtnost $.0oo r.cw species.
They have been particularly fortunate
iti their search in the tropical valleys
in the Sikkim Himalaya, one of the
most weird and romantic parts of In
dia. There they found the beautiful
exotic plants growing everyw here in
extraordinary profusion and bewilder
ing variety. The f-upply of these ex
quisitely f.iscuuitittir plan's will scku,
be increased, and the botanical follow
ers of the right, honorable member for
West r.irn.int.-hiifi will find their grow
ing demands more easily atterded tc.
i: is . a- : -. -s tc
:.'.: .:;. a:.:.: t of tV d un.tad b r ph--:
rial a ;.. -. i-m.r. Tii' d m:i:i 1 i. not
l;. w . e : t t'n futitr.try, it li.'i-. alw-nys
exi '. 1. 11 ; '.0'H'.-. b i'..' I'vcr. merchant
ll:le i ho-ea t sl'tslv lile1 d'.'tiUtld with
pi lui . wb.ic!;. In say tiio l. ;it-t. Were
eoar-i' ati 1 t- 'pul-ive'. ;uik1 which did not
pr t.r:lv ! ihvt t'nc taste' of the nge It
is li ne l:;.. t'.u to- nh.tnU i use art in
adverti .iit-r. It i-- ii. ini.ro expensive
than tr i ir'.isiic in. ihod. nil I gives a
cert nil I . ::' an 1 litir.icie! to a store
whii h ihi- blatiiut. bohs;eron-i an! alto
gethvr pivp'irturous cats d- not give.
Aineri'.':'." riieiieke.fi;"r.
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
All He Asked. lis.hawav "There!
I've paid ail my bills, and I'm going to ;
f.tart all otf-r agaiul" filet t-rton j
"Well, don't begin on nic." l'uck.
Dr. Trus-h "1 wonder why Largnet j
alwaj s t-.pe-jiis of Lis wife as a dream?
Mrs. llrusii "I tupopbe because the
always goes by contrariits. Londoa t
Tit-Li's.
"What is a winter re-sort, Uncle Jim?" :
"A wir.tcr resort? Well, any place you '
go where you don't let, yourself thirJc ,
it is as cold as it is at home." Detroit -
Frte l'rc.
"V.'cll, it can't get much colder than
tlil-." r n.arh-d Henly. rhti rf ali v. "Jf
1' ''. ," groaned ti.'; di;cons.',late one,
"-..e'il ali I-.- f. c.hl 1., f. .: ii
iiior-." Thdolelphia North Aiir-
iea! .
r.arent 'v-oyot: re &Hy want to n.arrr
my daughter':' Jful'or '"W'l!, I i.ir.
hardly fay that; but there doesn't se-na :
io i .try oth'-r way to ton.e ir. f ,: a-.v
if h r :i. '.-! y, yoi know." hl.i'.or.
iraiscrlj-t.
A -. r. t.- Di-wn; -"S ! y is. ii -hat It
; -.h jally ::;.::. .:rT. d won. en who write
r.. ieies on 'How to Manage a Hus
band ?" Hixoa "Oh! you don't si:p-po.-e
a married wona:.-. : i'oir.g to g.ve '
her l.ttle plin away, do you'.' Lwv.on
Harris "WalVrs Las btn looking
! r-.f y a i j-ir.'-e L daughter golm.tr
lisd. J:a:-:.'t he'.'" '.orreli "Ve. y.,a
I.- had n . MAaer g't Lis daah r
off hi hat.1- tl.a:. he f,and he would
i.-t to j. .t r hnsband or. Lis feet."
Ilr..kiyn Life.
M.k-. -all i-ioldlng I'ete, after
I., y had r.d lei. a sh rl distance in the
. -.trol ..;-::. "we've s?,t a lot to be
1 '.r.kf-;l fur." "V. s." aner. 1 M-an-;
r : r M.k. : "fir.k cfallce fa 1. scat".:
l.a e to pt;ll t'ro dls z.r weather wid
o .t ar.y mcc warra jails tego to."
S'a
.kLiigton Star.
AT MANILA.
How C aplauiaa of ike I'laset IWportea
t pos tha Reaialta of the
IlmrtU.
Net the 1- i'l ir.tererti
cf tieinc:
rrtann'r ir.
j d'-cts cf the day was
. v,
: which, the
tnn.aro.r.g oaticers report -
'. s-r.ocs, ca-saaltlts when
j d the lack
t.-.f-y cair.e i:--..r : tr.e agr.:p sfter t
' :'. rt ba"tie. il.-..:i: tja..-M:d thrcu
' f '.. a hail e i prc;eet;les. as made ear
j ' frvm a Jg list cf kild at'!
j u'.m-(1 appear almost iairculcu.
. z.: - 'w-'.lfv.ng il to it i:npci.': it that
' all the other vesitls, La ; ber similarly
; f :tur;a'. ry ciptair. seemed to feei
J ta... the flil ire f his sh;p t-. catch ary
1 . f the enemy ' shells :n a w ay to Lam:
j hl crew might "tad 'he r.s:m ajore t -j
t'.it.k that his command had r.'.t ier.
; tie tarB-el f r the Spaniards" :".re uthe
; extent, as the vessel which had
j su:T--rtei le f l.fe. (."cr.s-paer.tly . as
ill cap iiti canae ever tr.e i.'.ympta a
side they r.phel to the ea. r query:
"How many ki'.'.'d?" in a mar.ntrttat
ii.d. calcd a very marh mixed state cf
:: l;.d. MiT-ttitd with satisfacticn at
hav.ng li-s-l m n.arj was an evident de
sire??, i Late it undi rs-toe-d thai the-lack
. f le. s i.3 jroef if an absence f
da: re r.
"Mnly tlirht w.--ir..lec.- r pl.e.l Ca; ?.
I'yir. ef the Tal-dmer. "l. rerl
s ..'iy . Pal :. shells i'rttck ns, ar. i
lw brsi inicard without hurting any
one "
"N. t a dashe 1 e -el" wa-lh,s r: llicx
;r g w ay the n. xt caj tain rt vorte-t.
r s;.. i and :. .:. . -an ded. ' "
1 - it-.l..g. t.c r- ; y . f th- r.eV. -.::
': ;. 1 dsn't yet kr. . -a !., 1: h:.- --:...!.
1st: y . fell.-.v. . v . r.- ..I" -- at t:v
'd:'. ship "a-'i't h;t at all." n..s th t
i vt r. ;-rrt. made w It'.i r. s rt ": :".;.: :
( ,-.T
as if the
r .1
e.-.t r ei u
il ins.naat. .1
::. kee J 1
ULe-.
inc ::.e r. it. a ;
tht -..?. -.'s
i r ; "a. ca:..?
hit he forcer-
i l.st of ca.sual- '
that I, ship
whe:: h- a--
:. r w. ut: led.
d thtvu-k-h the
aljlgs. ic it was, feared t
tain would have a ser.va
i . fur il was knwn
i -id 1 e;-; n fire. A:.-l
t-otincesi :.. :th.r kill, d
news n-;:c.v
l rt,: tr.nuirn t-.e
::ii-sh:p. a:J ti e Men cheered voeuUr
i.usly. Joseph L. St.ckrey, in Harper's
Macaine.
" r-rtr and Isasalcratioa.
Commercially tho United States has
frenn tariiett Cs.le r.i.il tintes hiwi its
lir.r-orlarce to the wor:d, a:.d z.i pris -
er.t our cfmbir.ed it.pv rts at.ti cports
c unt up to Jl-s -i.e. n
0 a year. Our
l reductions Lave a.wavs teen sourr.
. i
iy other ceuintries. anil the L"r-ted
States lies on a ww wvrld-hichwav
:rem t-urope vxestwarei to .vsas. ane; i
commanei another crcat interratior.a:
trtvile route to the Wesl Indies and i
tsouth America. In th movement of
people to ar.d froacrcss the ocean, the
Uniteel States has Iner. the fe-ctis cf
the most tremendous hegira of ctvihred :
people which the work! has ever seen.;
from 1-Ct to 1?.'S more than lS.CVO.'VO J
persons came to cur shores to make I
their homes here; in the last ten years
. . . ftM .Ai.,0.. V. . . . I . . A . -
iiiuiv I ii'f'.v i . u la.i.u.vu iv i L-i
ica than tho w hule population of Switz
erland. There are now- here more ei.r
niaius nm! children of Germans thar.
in Itavaria. And tdic tide of travel cast
ward chiefly visitors also numbers
hundreds of thousands every year.
Prof. Albert Btt-slttell llart," ii Har
per'. Magazine.
raeamatlc Thimbles.
iLCUiuaua vniuioics mr n(Tn.atr
and pianists are the latcstdeviccs for
nerve economy. The incessant and
regular pounding of the sensitive finger
tipsrendersthe ow rers cf them nervous
wrecks in. a majority cf caacs. to say
nothing cf callous and cracked linger
ends and broken and split nails. Th-.
new thimbles arc cf rubber, coming in
sets, according to the size of gls"e
worn, and are said to not only save the
nerve shock, but also to increase the
speed and sArength ef tie stroke. "ic
ciunati ILuujlaft
.n I .ii :e.
Dr Abernetiiy was babrmany i .
bis patients nnd particularly dislike
the hiquai-ity of women in eb sfribit.
their ailnienls. One lady, kuowin; hi-pee-uiiurities
aud having ii wound tiirt:
lieetieil attention, went to him polio '
off lier shtx) nnd sleeking without say
iug n word and held cut her fool iu si
leuce. A be met hy locked.
SeTatehr
"Hite.
"fat?"
"lV,g.
"Madam, " Ltt eaid. "you are th
ost wusible woman 1 eter met."
SEEK A NEW ORANGE.
Experiments Going On in th JlJT"
cultural DerLrtment.
saia.aa of Preseat Est
fVasa4
KTi4ii(ioala a ad E
tlx
OimaataCarowlaa; lavs.
Ib ran Xrlh.
Man i eetklrg to improve ta.tur'
work upon the orange, and it is likely
that he will be able to do it. If aru-
. cess crowns experi:nei;ts now jn prog
I ress the orange will become a. hareij
f.-t;i', able to trrow arad bear even as
far north a Car. a da, with skis that
will peel off as a.:'y as a tangerine'.
and j rhap ceioid cf the seeds that
. now thr-at-n the peril cf appendicitis.
' Sach a r-crei.uioxi. of this lnsciotu
. frail for that is whatitwou-damooEt
. to would deserve to rank with th
?reat-tt marrei.! cf the erjj cf tteeen
' .ry. It would rtvolutioriize and n
I and the era n ge-gTowrhn g industry, acd
remove ail danger from the frosts and
freezes that r.or either blight or en
tirely destroy the tr-e a td their fruit
in the states where they are grown.
The- freeze in the southern states in
lr'ji and destroyed every orange
tree, causing a loss i;poc the crop ex
pected cf r.-arly fi.Vi.VS). andadam
ni'e to the industrr in general that has
jeer, computed at t
:c extraorinary
It will be five
trrare or
years yet before orange-growing is on
a j ayin basis aid ten to fifteen years
before the orange crop is as large a it
was at the time of tho efLsastrocs
weather.
Since that time the agricTiltural de
partment has been experitnenairg fa
the crc-fertilization cf oranges in ?h
hop of prod'jeirr one or more varie
ties that will resl-t the afae'as of frost
a-.J that will poe? th? other quali
ties not fouisd in the fr-:it cf to-day.
The practical part cf the wtrk is be
ing conduced under the supervision c?
U. J. Webber arl W. T. Swingle, spt
cial agents cf the dlvi.ion of vegetable
phyiiolot-y and pedology.
t'p ta the j resent the rps-lmectl
proces, have been productive cf th
results expee'eii. but the most irtes
ertirg ar.d delicate s'ar' are y
come. In the rr-ento3ie there a
least 1 .'. hybrid growths from ?S
sr-e-fs that Lav-? t-eer. crtfsed. and this
sTirrr mary cf th'se will be taken
to the ;-uthern states and grafted on
tie era nc- 'rees crow:-.g the re. Then
at least three years rrt?t etapae be
fore th' grafted trees wil! tecin to bear
the fruit that is to be tardy, sweet.
looe-sk:nr.ed. and trhaps seedless.
In !es'rs. Webber ard Swingle
were in the- sr uth studying the disease
that a?ecl c-rares. and the xatd of St
l.arl : rani-e than the cual ranet:e
a ': rr --'at to their attention. Thi
was err.phas'ied by the disastroca
fre svs tf :r4 and Itl-I. The grower
hai S4-a-ht to ovfrcorne their foe by
selecting f?r plan'irg and developing
veeds froa cniy tie hardiest of the
tree growing is their fields, btrt even
' th- se tuectrm'ced lc the severs- attaAka
cf th invading cedd-
hn he meani'me experinsect coo-d-;
ted by Mr. Webber an tii city
tar: . : cat cnfavcrab'.y, rhrotrh no
'.- .'; . :' hl- own. It was rot until TrVT
th-." a- fj-ct-ded in hybrldiz-'ng "to
ra: r- It: a vrny tc. tt:cre tie favcnhlat
r? - . t rf rlantir.g or graftirg. He had
" . -.. r to the hy tr-.dizlng.thatthe
J.-;ir.r -r
ate orazi-e. a.inocga
fs .all and cf Utile value ei-r-
s-rvess is delicious, and so
..- tc -r. "t-egr- wr: without pro
s far ncr-h as Philadelphia. A
' tl;. se tree had been planted
t ..rtrr.er.t trrcuntis, and, in
celd. had borne fruit. sxnalT
-r It ocoumd to him to cross
I o
- .: -: y artrty w
th the different
,1- that tl.urish in the south to get
i .' h-rly q-ality. The practical work
'. hvhr.ei''r.g the r: commenced.
1.' the seedlings that are grafted on
1 e s r.: trees develop a fruit that
..:.:.. : r k led in blossom or maturity
y th- es.rttrs ic that section, the sci-
-nt:-: -a . :ee. tr.a; tney nave oeen
s ::At ;. ; y reratd for all their efforts,
t'rat ge grow tag "hen w rcld net be al
teiidtd by the gr at risks that now en-
; cc-n.jsas in. In addition, if a hardy or-
ar.ee can li- produced that will live itl
the north, and yet have the sweetness
and juiciness tf the southern fruit.
iti,?;:
nle
he work cf nature will have been
iturrcved bv the hand acd ic-
tclligenc. of man. Washington Staf.
Bancroft rre.ir.e y b ;
Mr
tova i.
' 44
'Durability is
Better Tkan Show."
The wealth of the rrizli-
j millionaires IS no.1 CCail to
I
good health. Riches vjLhcut
health are a curse, and yet the
rich, the middle classes and
the poor alike have, in Hood's
Sarsaparilla, a valuable u
sistant in getting and mail'
taming perfect health. It
.
j TieVCT GLS2CfO:ntS.
tocrciuu- larte years aso our son,
now eleven, h.ij a serious case tf crofula
and erys'relas wita dreadfu! sores. discharg.
Ir.r and ltchine cotistantlr. He eoatd ne4
wait. Several physlcians'did net heir for
sixfrrn tuottthj. Three months' treatment
w ill lhivt's Sarsaparilla made hint per
fectly wel'.. We are !aj to tell eMiiers of iu"
Mks. 1avid Laikd. Ottawa. Kansas.
N.IUSea -"Vomitins spelts, dizziness
smi pro-.tration tronbleil me for years.
Had r.ctiratgia. -rew weak and rotiTd not
slevp. My aa-e wa against n:e, but Hood's
Sar:irat.!I.i iiiro-t nie tiiorouchlT.
welstit iucreasetl from li'". to U't p.yirid. I
ar.i t!ie mother of nine chiMie-n. Never felt
so ne'.l and stress: sinw I was married as I
do row." Mite. M. A. W 'tris, laaV o3d M
Wasliinston, l. e'. "
Eczema-" We liad to tie ttv hands el
ir two jear oM son em ae-cvunt ot ecxema
faee ami limbs. No medicine
he!;e-l until we us.sl HueHl's "sarsaparilla.
winch soon cured.!' Mm. A. Y.vx vVyck, 123
iiiiHuiivirurrjr c-ree i, x aterseMi. .s . j,
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