p e rso n ally acq u ain ted with n
1 fresh and green
ty-seven
th
u san d deposito
W
n
i
1-’ ' “1 ’" ' bank
‘“ o «wsana
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crusty old bachelor had been 'savings
o f which deposit,,»
he w t
ln
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listening, and a t this point he grow led all o f th e m w o rk in g peOpiePoT U,Cw-
1 to his neighbor:
m eans.
F c 01 «mail
I “Listen to th a t woman, w ill you;
A. F. P a r k er , w ho was
— AT—
I By Jove, if th ere is a n y th in g in th is
s
o
ld ie rs c f th e Gordon relief
thc
IN
THE
HEAVENS.
w
o rm m
u u u c n u u u .v ,
world
th a a t i » is undesirable,
u n re lia b le
I lo k k n c e ,
L ane C o u n t y ,
O regon
is
now
a
stre
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t-e
a
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T he G reat Dipperrevolv res around th e unaccommodating, unhappy, unstable, land. Cal., an d doesn't find
N orth s ta r in 23 hours 50 m inutes 4 sec undecided and unimproved, it is g reen fo rt in th e m edal for brave™
e°m'
A I .I .K Ï i i H I.IT O N ,
P u h lla lie ra .
love Bah!” and he w alked a w ay .—De
onds.
by th e queen of England e? e? ,lila
H eat - lightning is sim ply the reflec tro it Free Press.
khedive o f E g y p t.
n
and the
B. F. A lley ,
. . .
E ditor . tion of the lig h tn in g of d ista n t storm s,
T he C h a m p io n .
L u c iu s S m ith , an e ig h tw
A. S. B mton , Local E ditor and Manager. too far aw ay for the noise of the th u n -
“Well,” rem arked the m an from Kan- tram p , w as k illed a few
ar‘°’iil
_
der to reach us. These storm s often SaS, “Corbett
may have been able to ' N o rristo w n , _ Pa.,
a^°
VUIMVUV UIUJ
.... and a at t
. . . Sullivan’s blow
___ s ________
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the inon«,
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draw nearer and develop into tne or- jiave (jodged
and w on j w
as developed
th a t he was
r St
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i dinary type of thunder-show wers, o rth e y tjie fi ht> bu t j know One he c an ’t ; refu g ee w ho cam e over t,, •erinan
! dod"e
.
I w ith C arl Schur2. M(, ^ r e «,
may pass aw ay in an o th er direction.
E ntered n t th e post-ofliee a t Florence,
M ars is in opposition about once in
“Whose,
*ur maiauucz
Whose, for
instance?” vuup<-u
chirped w
in a < ta n ce s re g u la rly from the F th rPtDlt'
I.aiie county, Oregon, as second-class two years, but. ow ing to th e eccentric- feiiO
w v who
had
zm
iv h n h
o d won
w o n a couple
eounle of hun
hun-
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“merlamd.
m ail m a tte r.
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i orbit,
».:* l his
i . distance
a.«..*
t
ity of > l his
from h
th . e . i
on j ¡ m<
W ITH T H E S P Q r T s
earth varies g reatly a t different opposi
One of those we have o u t th e re in
tions. The m ost favorable ones—like the cyclone belt.”—D etroit F ree Press.
T wo - hall b illia rd s
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON AP
those
of
the
present
sum
m
er
and
1877—
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ing in to fav o r w ith the experts ?
PLICATION.
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I.tM'nl n otice* s cent* per lin e , ea c h Insertion. occur a t intervals of about fifteen years.
co u n t, a p la y e r m u st h it the obieet b,n
tw ice w ith th e cue ball a t each sh«?
T he black, solid-looking shadow s east I
!
W
illiam D. H owells , th e novelist, is
by th e electric lights th a t may be seen
- IN THE REALM O F TO N E.
A B a ptist church in England u
in the a ir when it is not clear suggest about to take up a residence in Ita ly , it o rd e r to induce cyclists to ^ is i/f i\° r'
1
is
stated.
i
.
,
visit it nils
has
S ib J ulian I’ aunckfotk is no t only th a t th e “ cosmic d u st” which is su p
rtwixri/lo/l
o co/o
j
J
ohn
G
reenleaf
'W
h
ittier
was
a
.
a
s
a
e
sh
elter
for
bicycles,
a m usician of considerable ab ility b u t posed to occupy th e in te rp la n e tary
ers iave se a p a rt a “cyclists’^
“cyclist*»
has published a num ber of original com spaces may be capable, in certain con shoemaker in his y o u th , and one, as re-
T
he F re n c h Row ing club. whos(.
suits
shoiv,
who
w
as
too
sm
art
to
fol
positions.
iu iiltj./l
tliu L
i’ uiiiivut,,
(litions, „1
of show 111^;
ing u a p profile
of the
e "< a rth
low the advice of an an tiq u ated adage. crew la te ly b e a t th e crew of the U
W h ether it is due to th e fascinations under th e pow erful lig h to f the sun.
mnce
Dicuens’ a d e a ath
in tn
nrm oi
S ince Dickens’
th e firm
of d ^ n R o w in g e lu b o n th e S e in e .h a so n h -
of his music o r to th e rom antic in terest
Chapman
&
Hall
have
sold
043,000
copies
j a b o u ^ ’•vvo h u n d re d members against
SO M E NEW PROVERBS.
a tta c h in g to his relatio n s w ith Mine.
—
of
“Pickwick.”
The
profits
on
D
ickens’
'
ie tw o th o u sa n d Londoners,
(leery Sand, it is hard to say; b u t
L
ike weeds in a garden of roses are works still am ount to ab o u t #40,000 a
rpnE
cham pionship this
Chopin seems to In* th e hero of the
licentious th o u g h ts in th e mind.
c o n d u cted b y th e Honorable Comn-n?
year,
V ienna inusieul exhibition.
H e who yields one step to evil, m ust
in b u rg h Golfers, was won K
P aderewski has been obliged to
M. Z ola has ju s t received th e h ighest o M f ? E » d '"
;
M a ïr "
go
back
ten
steps
to
g
et
it
again.
price ever paid in F rance for th e serial a u a te u r, Mr. Ililto n , a
euncel a num ber of his concert engage
H onor for th e brave, fam e for th e rights of a novel. T he sum is ab o u t I ^ r ‘ tla ll, b e in g second
m en ts on account of a rheum atic affec
All prominent
wise,
and confusion to th e b earer of j th jrty.onc cents a line, a to ta l am ount p rofessionals b u t one played
tion of the m uscles of one hand. T he
g re a t pian ist w ill not be ab le to appear ! tales.
of #7,000, and is paid for Zola’s new I G bacje , th e g re a t cricketer, has joined
A fool ’ s head tu rn s a t every sound; story, “ I)r. Pascal.”
in public for probably tw o m onths, a t
| th e co m m ittee fo r th e promotion of the
hut a wise m an’s eyes look s tra ig h t be.- j “A unt A nne ,” th e peculiarly clever ! a tb le ti,c Bection
an estim ated loss of a b o u t #15,000.
th e new scheme for a
I>u. A nnie W ilson P atterson is a fore him.
novel by Mrs. W. K. Clifford, about i Pe ri°d ical P an -B ritan n ic gathering and
A hold man is th e hope of his cause; which all London is talk in g , is w h a t A nglo-Saxon Olympiad, when the ath-
distinguished y o ung m usical director
O’
----
s o f and the
____ _
and com poser, who is m aking a high hut tim idity prom otes n eith er honor n or may
.....’- be - - called
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ilotpc a w E om
n g an’s
lan d , le te
America
em phatically
integrity.
re p u ta tio n in Dublin. She is conductor
book. It is the sort of b rig h t realistic E n g lish cblonies w ill compete.
T iie charm of wom an is loveliness; j story which makes people laugh and
and d irecto r of th e D ublin Choral union,
ON M A N Y SUBJECTS.’
and is th e only ludy-doetor of music in hu t stre n g th is th e glory of m a n .—Chi ; cry as they read it, and which sets the
cago
Interior.
th e U nited K indom ex cep t th e princess
L a B ruyere use to say if poverty is
ball of conversation ro llin g briskly.
of Wales.
A thought on th e gix>d is a seed of
A FREE library of ten thousand vol th e m o th e r of crim es w ant of sense is
'I’ iik queen of Belgium, according to life; hu t alliance w ith tem p ta tio n is a umes has been recently opened a t th e fa th e r.
foreign papent, has considerable ta le n t snare laid a t th e g a te of hell.
T he little old republic is going to
Baroda, India, by Shrim ant Sarapatrao
for musical com position, and devotes
m
ake
som e of its own sweetening.
Gailnvar,
the
b
rother
of
the
M
aharajah
NO V ELTIES IN JEW ELER Y .
the g re a te r p a rt of h e r leisure tim e to
Gaikwar. Seven thousand of th e books S w itzerlan d is b u ild in g its first sugar
m usieal study. She im provises often,
W orld ' s fair souvenirs are tu rn ed o u t are in English, th e re st in Sanscrit, •I refinery.
and w hen an accidental com bination in - every
le mu*jzv.
shape.
' — ' ■ • j p racticab
v.v.uw.v,
Merathi and G uzerati, and it is th e first
T h ere a re loom s in the old world.
pleases her p a rtic u la rly preserves it a t
C hatelain e bars of irid escen t gold in free 15bra ry in any native sta te in India, T he lin en m an u fa ctu red yearly in Eng
once by w ritin g it o u t in notes.
trip le oak leaves a re in tro d u ced
— ------
land could be w rapped round the earth
seven
tim es.
M
arquise
rin
g
s
w
ith
ro
w
s
o
f
colored
FREAKS
O
F
INVENTORS.
GEMS FROM THE EAST.
p earls set in diam onds are strik in g ly
T his is n o t th e only “ smart and in
j A n ingenious Indianian has invented a q u isitiv e” w orld.
S oon a fte r th e b irth of a child n p retty .
Mars, says R. J.
plow
in
which
an
auger
or
screw
mold
( liina, a red cord is tied around its
Crowley,
th
e
E
n
g
lish
scientist, is prob
A setting for a larg e octagonal pin
w rist. It is th o u g h t th a t th is insures has a tu rq u o ise a t in te rv a ls between board is operated by means of a drive ably in com m unication with other
wheel in th e rear.
obedience to its parents.
planets.
three o r four diam onds.
A
n
autom
atic
match
ig
n
iter
is
a
re
D am ahcvs is th e m ost an cien t c ity in
T he cu rio u s s ta te m e n t is made that
I, a hoe c h a te la in e pins of repousse
th e w orld. It was a plncc of tra d e and gold shaped as fleur-de-lis, w ith splashes ♦_
cent
on pall a lever, a m atch E lsie G ray, th e S talacta of “Black
_ ? novelty.
° Vi
travel before the days of ,\hrnhun>, and of
are new.
ne,v
*
travels alo n g „ a roughened surface and (’rook,” is p ronounced by artists to be
of re,I
red enam
enam el
el, are
lias now a population of 150,000.
is
th en th ru s t out of an opening already th e m ost p e rfe c tly formed woman on
V ery d a rk lu stro u s red enam el is a
J th e stage.
I he oilleials of th e Chinese em pire featu re in fall jew elry. T he bow knots ignited.
are divided into nine different grades o r of th is lig h tly edged w ith gold are
A P assaic inventor has devised a
E U R O PE ’S ROYALTY.
classes, d istinguishable from one a n o th ch arm in g
novel projectile, which is rilled to cor
er by the button w orn on th e cap.
I n h o n o r o f his daughter's birth th,
„ respond to th e bore of the gun. The
K lr p h a n t o n T o m n i .
G
erm
an em p ero r lias resolved to pardot
T he first ship canal on th e line of th e
The young man from th e country
r ^ « .provi.<led vvith bearing
ckti,. „ n d lil’ w « S
to I'm m lsh friction.
p resent Suez canal w as projected by ,o..u lih
all fem ale p riso n ers now undergoin;
Nexdio, an E gyptian king, a lsn it 000 it. into a re sta u ra n t on W oodward avenue.
A B oston inventor has invented a p u n ish m en t fo r th e first time forcritne!
C. T he tw o seas wen« a ctu a lly un ited I and like some young men when the strain er for mixed drinks, consisting of com m itted th ro u g h distress or anger.
870 1». (’.
T he d o w ag er duchess of Sutherlanr
I girls a re around he was disposed to be a circ u lar plate, around th e eircum-
A (T u to r* superstition Is nlleged to Licet ions a t the w a ite r's expense.
crenee of which is a spiral spring. The will n o t be b ad ly fixed, financially
exist am ong tin« Hindoo sen tries a t
\\ n iter," he said, “ b ring me a cod forms the strainer, which is remova even if th e E n g lish section of the fam
ble a t will.
Bombay. W henever a black eat passes broiled e lep h a n t.”
ily do o stracize her.
Her Florida
they salute it in th e belief th a t it con
sta te s w ill produce an annual rental
assir," replied the w aiter, perfect
ta in s th e soul of nn English ollleer.
ly unmoved.
FA SH IO N S FOR CHILDREN.
of #250,000.
I r is said th a t m any Jap an ese wom en
“ And \ta ito r, b rin g it on to a st."
O ne crow n p rin ce a t least will b(
A ccordion - plaited sk irts of vailing
lire undergoing th e surgical operation
“ Ynssir. ”
present
a t th e w o rld ’s fair, as the future
cashm ere w ith guim pe w aists are
necessary to stra ig h te n th e s la n t of th e
T hen he stood th ere like a statu e for or
em
peror
of A u stria h as signified his in
worn by sm all girls.
eye-lid. v Inch distinguishes them so u n a minute.
ten tio n of v isitin g Chicago after his
^ in
m istak ab ly from Caucasian women.
“ W ell," said the young man.
le n g th y to u r in th e orient, Australia
you going to bring it?”
and New Z ealand.
S e r i a nJ " n "yVl',ie ,S ' » ,US,‘
»'<»■
B R IG H T T H IN G S FOR W OMEN.
"Y nssir. ”
P rincess
M a rie
B iresco swam
“ Wh.v d o n ’t von, th en ?”
W in d m ii . i . I iowh of satin o r gros grain
across
th
e
H
ellesp
o
n
t
recently,
the first
PERSO N A L p o in t s .
“O rders is, sir. d a t we has to git pay
ribbon will is« ust'd f >r dress trim m ing.
woman L ean d er on record. She was
I . S. F i . ago is on the pension list accom panied by h e r brother-in-law,
Ni w Russian <lre«.M«s an« made of lx>r- in advance for elephants, sir. Ele
p hants on to isL sir. am ?18,OOU.3.V ef
e is probably th e man who alw ays and arriv ed on th e A siatic side of the
derod w«s»l w ith rough surface. T he
VOU tak e it W ithout toast, sir, it am waives cerem ony and things.
5
c o lo r. are very bright.
le llesp o n t th re e m in u tes before he did.
onlv SIS.001. sir.”
M.
E.
G
a
i
.
laday
,
of
Holden
Mo
A i « f < t i . iah com bination of oolor is
A FEW PO LITICIA N S.
. ’ be w a iter never smiled, but the
ls
brow n, pink and green. T his is seen in »nrl did, and the young man climbed Pr-.ud of th e fact th a t he is * ineal
W h itela w R eid is of Scotch ancestry;
descendant of th e original
m illin ery and trim m ings.
down. ~ D e tro it Free Press.
Moth ter his m other, M arian W hitelaw Ronalds,
Goose.
T he new velvets in changeable,
'« »«Ml I .- v.. „
K- G undy , of Tam pa. Fla ,’R eni being a d ire c t d escen d an t of the clan
iridc*«cnt and nm tier effects are excep
I he young couple had been m arried « v to ro f custom s a t th a t place th ir‘v Ronald.
tio n a lly p ip u h ir an d w ill Is? used w ith
S enator M c M illa n pays the heaviest
. ' " v 1''’' ’’ 1' '"••'‘ ¡ n y . a n . i S
and am ong those co n g ratu latin g them O
alm ost every m aterial.
tax of any b o d y in D etroit, the collector
A port-1 Ml trim m in g , and one which w as an effusive sort of a woman, who
Co,lector ¡n the
liked
to
h
e
a
r
h
erself
talk.
°
callin
g upon him fo r a check for #38.’
is <«M|ss«iully effective. w hen properly
434.40.
“ 1 do not, ” she said, tak in g a hand of
I’ poiiaih . y th e tallest G A P
*
use«i, is gold galloon em broidered <a
each m hers, “ hop,. for you u n a l,
, *s W illiam 1». Boyne of i’r
etpran
S enator B rice h as tak en a five year
liigb-e»»h<red nml iridescent bcazls
P-, ,, i, .
a i . o i Green co u n t’- lease of th e C orcoran house, in Washinfl
happiness, for th a t is not given t ,
i
3..
w
h>»
stan
d
s
seven
feet
in
hi.
i
’
I n. re nn« tw o m a te ria ls th a t women eTt”i ‘, w ;‘r< ,O ,l” ‘,< f o r ' “ '« » b e r reav im-; li„»;------
ln hisstoek-
o f all ages, figures and com plexion*
wfldier invilì '
' lF ,Uî " as a Pr ’vate ton. and is h a v in g it p u t into residential
i h st - u ^ o rld
lv
prosneritv
f.,r
,i
*
.
u
condition.
s t b e U i r ^ / X d ^ i ;
m ay safely w ear, an d th ese are velvet
G rover C l ev e la n d ’ s Buzzard’s
am i lace. es|RM*ially in «lark colors.
.vou th a t the love which h a . sprung
residence.
G ray G ables, is for sale. R
I
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l
Int,.
Samuel
McDonald
p
;
,i,
,
I I a . ndeomk s k irtin g flannels have m y o u r y o u n g h earts
1
* K up
is sta te d th a t Mr. Cleveland will again
*!ldll be ever » 3 .O «
m ake his su m m er hom e a t Marion-
T H E
W E ST .
elab o rate em broidery w rought over
lace edging. For example: A w idth of
torchon or plat-val lace is basted closely
on
th e m aterial, and th e em broidery is
— PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MOUSING.—
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