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VOL.vII,
THE DALLES, OREGON; TUESDAY, JULY' 21, 1891.
NO. 30.
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Th3 Dalles Daily Chronicle.;
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TBI CHUKCHE8.
FIRBT BAPTIST CHORCB-Rev.'o. I.,Ta.T
iob, Pastor. 8ervices every Sabbath at 11
A. M. and 7:30 r. M. Sabbath School it12M,
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7
'clock.
CubtIb, Pastor. . Servicesevery Sunday at 11
a. M. and 1 r. u. Bunday School after morning
service, strangers conuauy idviuh. .vri? ,A rS'
r E. CHURCH Rev. H. Bbown, ' Pastor.
jnjLa eervnaea every ouiumj uus ,
log,, tmnaiv pcnuoi u u
taivitatlon is extended by both pastor and people
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OT. PAUL'S CHURqHTJnion.Btreet, oppoKite
k7 iniin. KCT.iUV.DUUtUQCjvwr. odww
every Sunday at 11 a! M, and M.- Sunday.
School 12:30 P.rl. Evening Prayer on Friday at
CK eiBST Pastor. . Low Mass (every Bunday at
HI
gh . Mass. aC 1030 a. Vaspera.at
SOCIKTIS8.
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. anium v Nn mn. tC. Joir 1. Starts In K
A. of P. hall on finjand. fblrd .Sunday? aig
rASCO LODGE. NO. 15. A. F. A A. M. Meets
f n rat and third Mondav of each montttat 7.
DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. JiO.
Meeta in Masonlo Hall the third .Wedpewlay
el each montn at if.su.
MODERN WOODMKN , OF -THE. rVOK4J,
Mt. Hood CampNo. 89. Meet Tuesday even
lag of each week in I. O. O. K. Hall, at 7.-30 r. if .
Feilo'
Washington. HoioarninK brothers are welcome.
H. A:itts, 8ecly ; v r QCiBB, N. O.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. K'. of P. Meets
every Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in
Schanno's building;, corner of (Court and Second
streets. Bojouming rrtenibers are cordially in
vited. Gbo. T. Thompson,
D. W. Vausb, Sec'y. . . C. C.
JtXTiWUUS I CHRliTIANT.., TEltPKEENCJE
TV UNION will meet everv Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock at the reading room, A 11 are invited, i
fTEMPLB LODGE NO. 3. A. O. TJ. W- Meets
A at K. of P. Hall, Comer. Second and Court
i etreets, inursaay avenings at 1
John Fnxoon,
, W.. 8. Mters, Financier. - M. W,
PROFESSIONAL CAKDS.
TTTM. SAUJlDER8-tABCBiTKrrjPlHns and.
TV specifications furnished for dwellings,
ehnrches. business blocks, schools and factories.
Charges moderate, , satisfaction , guars nloed
DR. J. SUTHERLAND Fbllow of Tbimitt
MediCKl College, and member of the Col
lege of PhysiciMns and Surgeons, Ontario, Phy
sician Slid Burgeon. ' OBree; rooms 3 and 4 Chap
man block. Kesidence; Judge Thornbury's Sec
ond street. Office hours;' 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4
and 7 to S p. m.
r rf.-O D.; D O A N E PHYSICIAN -AND BUB
J obon. OfHte; rooms & and 6 Chapman
Block. Residence over McFarland & French's
store.' - OBice hours 9 id 12 A. 2 to & and 7 to
a r. M.
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AS. BENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-IAW. Of-
flee in Bcbanno's building, up stairs. The
Dalles, Oregou. . .; ; n -, ; - -. j
D8IDDALL. Dkntipt. Gas given for the
painless 'extraction of teeth. Also teeth
set on flowed aluminum plate. Rooms: Sign of
the Golden' Tooth, Second Street. " ; '
AS, THOMPSON Attobnkt-at-law. Office
. In Opera House Biock, Washington Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
-: T. r. MAYS. 1 B. S. BUNTIKOTOK. R. si WILSON .'
IfJlYS, HUNTINGTON WILSON ATTOB
RL nbtsat-i.aW Ofncea, French's block over
First National Bank, The Dalles, Oregon.
E.B.DUFOB. 0BO.WATKINS.
PBANK MENKFKB.
DUPUR, WiAXKIN MKNEFEE ATTOB
I wav4.AT-ij.vr Rooms Nos. 71, T3,;78nd 77,
Vog Blyk,iiqcoiid qtrfvt, Dalles, prgonj 4
WH. WILSON ArroBNBY-AT-LAW Rooms
62 and 63, New Vogt Block, Second Street,
The Dalles, Oregon. ." v: C V' v ' ' v
Hi NEABEACK,
" ; PBOPB1KTOB OF THE
- TH IRD STREETH-
Horses fed to Hay ocOataat the lowest possi-
Dle prices. Good care given to animals left in
BJ
"HE WHO HESITATES IS LOST "
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' And anyone who hesitates to '
come and buy some of-the baiv.
gains we are ofifering will always
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- Why suffer with the heat' when ..
; you can uy those ,, ? ;
Beautiful Pattern
OF-
So cheap, and keep cool, r '
VVe are offering a large line of, . ,:.
ladies V -:: Cotton -: Undeiivear
, . Lrj , . j , i f, ' I; : -; li'i :; ; . '.
At scandalous LOW PRICJES as,
we intend to close them out. "
Call and Inspect, Them,
We - also-, offer- inducements, in.
Misses and' Ladies' waists and-Jerseys.-
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(jrapd Qearaijee Jaj e!
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To, make room for
our entire line of
'i..T'7r'.T "f
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Situated at the Head of Navigation.
Destined
Best Mahdf actuMri Center
t ' : ' - In. the Inland" Einpire.1 "v " .' v
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Best Selling" Property of the Season
.cC.t
m the Northwest:
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For further; information call at the office of .
Interstate Investment Go.,,
Or . r: 72'Washington St., PORTLAND, Or
O. D, 1 A Y,ljpii;';THE;
V. E; GARRETSOM,
All Watch WorKWarranted,
Jewelry Made; to Order,
, i j-13S.Snend 8k., Ialles. Or. :-.
,G-l?nn if , l emoyed ihis
office.' and the office of the
Electrio IiigMi do; to, ! 72
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LtitlUIUy?'JifWtllrjl.
SOLE AGENTFOR TUB'
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-Whitei Goods,:
new goods, we offer
DRESS. GOODS
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A. M
& Co.
to "be.
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D. P. Thompson'; S. Bchbnck,; H. M. Bball,
rrouucuk . , , v ice-jrraaiaei. . .vasnier.
First national Baoi
THE DAI,LS. - - OOOBEr
A'General TtaTnting Business transacteid
j iepoeita receivea, euDject to bigjtit
' Draft or Check.
Collectiona made and proceeds promptly
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on
v r. Jewux W, &a jrarif law, wft ,"ort.
lapd.
T. .X. SpAekk -' Qo'Aa Libbk.
FHHNCfl, CO,
BANKERS.
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TRANSACT A iGENERAL BANKING BU8INE88
Letters of Credit issued available in the
Eastern States.
- Sight Exchanga.. and,t Telegraphic
Transfers sold on New York, Chfcago, St.
Louis, San Francisco,' Portland Pregon,'
Seattle Wash., and various points In-Ori
Collections mad Mall Txunts. on iaiw.
orable term-: - '-"V .-'v:1'-
the southern; idoe:
Unveiling: of; a Statute to Qeneral
Stonewall Jackson at Lexington,
' i , Virginia,, Yesterday. , . , .'
Tbe.- FitzsiromonsrHaU . Prize Fight -will
Go O a A Defalti n g Treasurer Cap-1
;;-.N tured in Mexico,' ' ' , V "
Lexington, Va,, July 21. Tbifl i the
thirtieth auntversary of the .first battle
of lyianassas, and . Lexington,,' the quiet
agncaltnral village in which was. spent
the : liflune of tone wall ' "Jackson ,- the
nipst pictaresqne figure of the Southern
Confederacy,' is. brilliant with Ufa and
eolrji, while ten thousand stra.hgeif ha.ye
assemhledj.within . its .environs to partici
pate in the. exerci incident ,to the,: on-
Veiling of a -monument eymbolio ol, re
spect -and ; veneration felt far the 'great
soldier. -' -,; - ' ' -' ' :'- ' '
The proceseion first': rnoYed tor1 the
campuu.of the VYaaiingtou.snd. Lee Dn
iyergity and halted at the platfonn, which
was. handsomely decorated KeT Xr,
31-C. Hopkins, o:West Virginia, who.
as chaplain of the 2d Virginia. regiment,
was with Jackson in nearly all his fights,
opened . th e ceremonies wit h prayer,
.GnW-Wade Hampton , infjroduced the
orators ot the day, Uen. Jubal-A. XMly
and ppL Thomas- M.; Sumrner, who. read
two poems.enti tied i' Stonewall Jackson's
Way,"; and "Over the- River. " . i '
The procession re-formed as soon as the
toroceeding8 at the stand were over,' and
marcheil to tpe cemetery jn wbicb tne
pt4fiuer . sjandjj.. Little. ' Jnlia'.. Jacksop
Christian, from - an,, t leva ted; , pjatiorni.
pulled the- cords which . sustained- the
veil over the statue; and .exposed- it to
View, while-the Rock - Bridge battery
fired a" salute.' ' '" i 1 ... . ' ";
The", weather: was fine, a fresh cool
breeze tempering the, rays, of , the, eon
Th streets .. and buildings , were apprp-
pnatly ?ir decorated. , , Three beautiful
arches extended over Main street.-: . Bsun-
nerawith the names f;Jaflcson's differ
tat-battlee printed on them swung with
in, a hundred yards of each other ', across
the ;line." of march.' pa one ; appears
Jackson's noted jtelegram after the battle
fc Me?Jtywcll r-"ti4 lefisedonx.ins
with victory at- McDowells yesterday."
Long- "streamers of - Confederate'- states
flags, and battle flags set off w ith-na
tional colors' decorated ' many houses,
Lee's mausoleum ,wag covered with ever
greejps. and cut flowers. . . "'i', ...
., The statue, stands:on an eminence in
tbecenterfof ; the City -cemetery, onMain
street; well set off with giant- treesi: .It
is- of -bronze, heroic-size and . ; portrays
Jackson-with uncovered head leaning on
his 8word and left leg and; looking out
,ttpon,: the, field of battle,.. In... bisj right
nana is a neia , glass , i ne. ngure is. in
full uniform. The scabbard of the sword
bears the letters'!!.. It-is a histor
ical . fact.' as it was, modeled'! from Jack
son's sword. The statue proper- meas
ures eight' feet and surmounts a granite
pedestal ten and a half feet high, ,
'.' -,ci -c.ABadljr Wrssked' Vesseli -
1 Monteeal,, July 21i The agents of the
steamer Circe, ' ashore at . Anticosta Is
land4", have 'received, a, dispatch, wbifih
pnows . tnat . the., wreck. is. mucn .worse
then at first supposed. Captain Jennings
ajpd fiyeof j tfa crew.are drowned, i r,The.
vessel is nlmost a complete wreck ' ' -
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If He Is Bsitapml life Are..
. t Washington Julyli It-is stated on
reliable authority that Col. W. W. Dud
ley will resign' as treasorer of the Repub
lican ''-'National '-committee during the.
meeting at Philadelphia on : the'29th
Tlte'Xlabflltiea Kxcssd the. Assets.
I BpsTOKv, July ; 2L The liAbilites. of
the Pgganuh) ,Manufa?turipg cornpanv
Conn., are three to four hundred; thou
and dollars,: with assets at two .hundred
thousand dollars. i
' ' -;". , ' " vVell What pf It....
r Cikcinnati, i. Jaly.i 21. i ExrOovernor
Foraker and'i. Senator: Sherman had
long private iconferehce today, the tenor
of which is nnkiiown.-" ; V
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J". ti : 8Lnjra-eii.sodlticB. - .
' London, July 21.ReV..ChaSJBpnrgeon
passed a restless night and is very''' much
exaustedbifljrnprning. -H
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- .WeAtner. '.-.; "
, San Francisco, July 1 Forecast, for
Oregon : and,- lv8hington.: Fair., weath
er., --' i ' j ."li ' , , . ' , V'-': v.'
Chicago Wheat Market. ' -
f Chicago, '. I1L Juy ,21-Close,t-r
wbWit 8tedy,,.caab, j gepteniieT
San, FranetacojarkeV
8ah Fkajioisco, -; Jftlyrt 21k.-. Wheat,
buyer TO, after August first 1 JSSMf sea-
LIGHT ' DAWNING FOK- ;IRELAm
A 'Bill to 'be. Introduced Gl vine ' Ireland.
The Same Itigbts as Scotland.
LoiicoN.,' July 21. During a debate on
the Irish estimates in the house of com
mons, Balfour, chief secretary for Ire
land, intimated that a local government
bill , for Ireland, based broadly oh the
same lines as the English and - Scotcji
acts, will he introduced at , the -next ses
sion, tie .asked whether, the bill, will
have the support of the Irish members.
Tj-M. Healy saidjit would receive their
support. , .
The Sitnatfon at Coat Creek.
Knox V7LAK, July. 21, At Coal; Creek
since -Bnnday night until this morning
the telegraph . wires have been in the
hands of the miners. Nothing has. been
sent out except . such as ithey have al-
lowett tbegbperator ty. send. .TJiifl morn
ing there .are r amors of a. large military
force,: coming to. . reinstate the,, convicts
but no one. here knows the truth. iThere
is great:; hatred,' felt : for,- Governor- Bu
chanan u and, threats - are , openly, made
that it will.iiot do.fpr him to return, here.
To (improml With Creilltsrt.
PHitABBiBjiiA, , Jly j 21, --The ap-
praisement-of property, of the Sevill,
Schofield & Son company, the great tex
tile firm, shows the aesets- to be' $568,-
000, liabilities, 1929,000. Schofield oners
creditors in settlement 25 cents on-the
dollar xs ha pr 50 cents in unsecured de
ferred payments, ' extended to thirty
mon,thshj Final arrangements,
completed within a few days.
will be
.' f , Declines.to Stri the Fight,
St. PauL, (July 21. Governor Mer-
riam tills morning declined to inUxfeie
in the prize fight between Fitzsimmons
and Hall., He said, that it was the. duty
of Che' municipal authorities to do so.
He saidhe. would however issue, a. proc
lamation and' request that the law be
enforced.- -
. The. Financial Situation, la Lisbon.
Lisbon, July '21. Tb 'turrency ten
sion is extreme. ; The premium, on
pound sterling is now 15 per cent. - At a.
meeting of ; five thousand,! workman in
Braga, , it -was resolved to request, the
govej nor to take, steps . to, '. prevent syec
iilatiop in, .Erigliah gold to the detriment
of Portuguese circulation,,'- -.
An. Indian Senutor Tia of Heart- Ois-
-.':- ease.
. lARLEO.tiAH, ju. i;., July zl. hen a tor
W. H. Ross died suddenly yesterday -of
heart disease at Fort Gibson, The ' sen
ator is a half breed 8 years of. age. He
was educated at ; Princetown. He has
held almost every office in the gift of the
Cherokee nation from chief, down. '
What the- Governor of Tennessee. Said, to
i, Governor of Georgia. .
Nashville, July 21. A Coal Creek Spe
cial report that .Governor Buchanan has
called -on the Governor of Georgia for two
companies of infantry and two of. .artil
lery with gatling guns. ;
A Kale It Would be Goad for Ansrloa
to Follow.
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St. Petebbcbo, July- 21. A ukase is
being prepared thai all' foreigners doing
business in .Russia who fail to -become
naturalized ;' citizens ; within ,, five . years
will be expelled from the country i
. iope--Captured in Mexico. "
' City of Mexico, July 21. William H.
Pope, the defaulting , state treasurer, of
Tennessee has been arrested in this city
and is held to await, the action, of the
Tenessee authorities. - . -
Forbidden to Celobrate.
Berlin.- July 21. rThe police authori
ties have forbidden the GueJplv clubain
Hanover to .celebrate the battle, of Lan
gensalza and other memories. .
U. S. Teachers' Association.
1 Toronto, July 21 The National Edu
cation' Association of the United States
formallVj opeiied, this 'afternoon in the
presence of about 60,000 people. - -
. ARMING THE FBOSTIEE.
Russian. Troops in Large Nnmbers on
the Gallcian Border.
, London,. July. 2Q.r Vienna . dispatches.
slate that the government is informed of i
fresh arrivals of Russian troops on the
Galician borders in nuriibern far' beyond
the ordinary, requirements of frontier
duty.- It is also reported the Russian
fortifications have been 'strengthened
"and eqmpTJerwith"gun8 Of heavier can
Der thanrtiipse ni.tuerto moentea.- n is
presumed that the pretext for this extra'
ordinary-.' milliard breeaution w'asi ftif-
hisfie i ByJ, AusJ-tia . in a ugmen ti.ng the
military on the same iron tier with a view
bf'j prevetitin, 'an invasion" of Russian
Je we,"' I.tsthis'belhe'caSe, the St-Peters-burg
goyernmient baa - been-, remarkably
q tilck tq .take ad VRntg? of . Pfecadtipnr
ry' measure,5 Va!lnStfy-Di ne
feet of lite own decree',.' to concentrate -a.
miljtafy force prf the! border; pi a.friebdlj
co'nrjf ehiirel 'out of proportion to Its
needs la.timesof peace.
m-i-ACasnnjaelsAn J4to,-f
The CBBCiaeiixr has received a large
stqek of letter . heaSsbill, heads., 8e
rtifthts: r-ariiH-'ftnit othar stock for com-,
irciaVphntingrfIet,an4 tiUedi I
TKOIIBLB IX SAMOA.
Chief Mataafa Refuses to Obeyf th
King's Otden.
' Mklbouhne, Jnlv 20. Advices from
Samoa state, that Kiug Malietoa ordered
Chief Mataafa to come to Apia. Mataafa
refiised to obey the'o'rdeiV aeclarihg'; tie
feared Malietoa would cause, him" to! . be
arrested." . Crowds"" "of . "malcontents
gathered arorind'-MataAfaV' and it1 was
' feared they, contemplated ; a .raid i npbn
Apia, ine authorities consequently
took vigorous measures to prevent" 'such
a raid. The German gunboat Sperber Is
assisting to maintain order.., The Ignited
States, British and German consuls have
issued a proclamation sustaining King
Malietoa. - The n heaviness wti ich' ' "pre
vailed was thereupon relieved.' and at
last advices. Alataafu's - followers were
paying taxes due to King Malietoa.
San Diego,- July 19. Th men' held
by the coroner's jury for assault on the
sailors were , arraigned in ' the justice's
court this morning and Instructed as to
their'rights Attorneys for the defense
will demand' a separate trial for each Jt
the six prisoners, and this' point will be
argued ; tomorrow.- , Captain Reiney, qf
the cruiser Charleston, today authorita
tively announced that the vessel'' would
leave ' for' Redondif' -! Wednesday ,' staying
there two days, ami then proceed to SaU
Francisco. '
A "' Toong; JBarl'a Lseky '
Catch.
London, July 20. It is stated that the
late Duke of Bedford arranged to settle
a dower of 5Q.000 upon his wife's cousin.
Miss Rschl Guernoy. whose . betrothal
to the voang Earl Dudley is announced.
Miss Cxuerney's father is also a' wealthy
mam and -the' earl ha imwle quite a
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: course the match is given out to: be one
S of love pure and simple, a3 alliances be
tween memliers of the haut noblesse
alwavs are. - " "' - '
Death of a Young Graduate.
JkWtHavkNv July, 20.- A .cable from
London announces the death of William
N.' Thatcher, wbo''a8t month: graduated
with high honor from the ' academical
department of Yale. He was a son of
J udge Thatcher, -or the . woioraao su -preme
court, and a nephew of. Professor
Thatcher', of Yale.' " His. home' was at
r-neDio.
Died, In the, Hospital.
New York, July 20. Edward Tasche
reau, nephew of ; Cardinal - Taschereau
and a' brother : of the chief justice of
Quebec, died a.t. Roosevelt hospital this
morning. His remains will be shipped
to Quebec this afternoon. Edward Tas
chereau was an ' attorney at law, "and
came to be treated for rupture. - lie was
23 years of age. His wife attrnded him
in, ajjrivate ward yitheJiosjMtal.
'f " - i An. Orangeman In Canada.
' Montkba July-20. Orangemen met
yesterday to listen to an anniversary ser
mon delivered, by Rey. J. Fniton. The
speaker made a rapid attack on the Je
suits and Premier Mercier. He declared
that he had recently seen . emerge from
the Jesuits' college in Montreal a thous
and youths armed with muskets, and
marched along the streets and urged the
Orangemen to match these with a thous
and Orange youths.
Giving tti Jews a Chance.
St. Pkteksbukg, July 20. The perse
cution of the Jews has been somewhat
relaxed. The decree for the expulsion
of Jewish artisans from this city has
been indefinitely postponed, a ud renewed
orders have been sent to the press to re
frain from publishing, articles likely .to
excite animosity against the Jews.
:' ; Another naval corps hats been added
to the Bhu:k sea fleet. The building of
four vessels for- this corps will be exped
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Cofldenee In the Sultan.
London, July 20. A' correspondent
telegraphs from Constantinople that the
department of the Turkish public, debt
has submitted. a echeuie for the.con vers
ion' of the debts of the porte, ' which is
likely to be accepted by the sultan. Sev
eral attempts of this kind have recently
been maoe,'but invariably with . the . re
sult that the plans submitted failed to
meet the approval of the sultan, whose
action in the matter has had' the effect
to inspire a degree of financial confi
dence, in : the- government, which it has
not enjoyed for many years. , ..
Sugar Beets.
The avesage yield of sugar from a tou
of beets is ten per cent., or 200 lbs of re
fined sugar; " -' ' "
The average crop of beets per acre is
twelve tons. -
Average yield of refined sugar per acre,
2,400 lbs. - -
Value of 'sugar produced from one
acre of beets at 6 cents per.Bx. is $244
pins $72 bounty, is $3l6.
. Cost of manufacturing twelve tons of .
beet sugar from, one acre ia9 per ton, or
d 108 per acre. .
Net value of one acre of average beets,
fl08. ,
. Cost of raising, beet sugar per.- acre,
3d; cost of raising 3,000 acres, $90,000.
Three thousand acres of average beets
will yield.a net return to the county in
which they are grown, of $324,000.
But if the highly improbable should
happen, and if -Mr. Campbell should
beat Major McKinley, how more solemn
life- -Wpuld suddenly; become,, for ;those
eminent a'nd tooW hopeful New Yorkers,
Mesaet&i,. David i B, ; Hill, : and jtGrqver
Cleveland IJartord Courant.
Manv act as if they, believed .the horn
of plenty was a glass of whiskey.'
It takes some people a long- while to
find out that poor health is not religion.
She: .So you loved And lost, ,did you?
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