V O L .
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AIIR IL 13. 1897.
15.
CL H . C A R T E R ,
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RESIDENT DENTIST,
C o q u ille
C ity ,
O r e g
F F IC E ut residence, and door south
i d d Fellow s’ H all, ¡N othing bat first*
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class work.
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Churres reasonable.
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SURGEON
w
AND
MOORE,
P H Y S IC IA N
I L L prom ptly respond to all calls,
day or night.
O O tjU IL L E C IT Y , O H E G O N .
IMSXEMKU,
Attorney and
Counselor
at
Law.
Office, Empiro City, Oregon.
» , M AX,
N o tary IF’vfblic,
Herald Office, Co<|iiille Cilv, Oregon
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rp H E B E S T ,
AND M O ST
Hot aud Cold liât lis—Reasonable
Charges, Courteous Treatm ent.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
Front street, opposite 11. ft. Depot,
T . W. GILLHAM.
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The
C O M M E R C IA L -t----
most modern arranged B A R B E R
S H O P in Coquille C ity.
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
H ot and Cold Baths at all hours. Popular
prices. Headquarters fo r Commercial
Meu. N ext door Jonson Bro’ s markea.
c. L. M OON,
II He Should Come.
I f H e, the Christ, should come today,
Sad eyed and lone.
S till walking in the cheerless way
H e once lias known;
I f H e should come to cheer and bless
Th e ones who mourn.
Th e path o f sorrow still to press,
B y trials worn,
I f He should come—the temples stand,
H igh reared to Him ,
Rich tribntee to the artist’ s hand
And cunning whim;
But tell me, ye who own H is name
In fervent prayer,
I f mid the splendor ye may claim,
His poor are there r
N ay, in the alleys soo them go,
^ H a lf clad and pale,
Sad children o f a common woo,
Whom blessings fail.
N ot where the splendid temples make
For wealth their plea,
But where dumb hearts in sorrow ache,
Your Lord would be.
L o . there are those who go astray
’ M id pitfnlls here,
And there be those whose lives are gay,
B ereft o f cheer;
And little children wander on
From shame to shame.
And women still grow pale aud wan;
T o these he came.
N ot in yonr temples these are found
T o bend the knee;
In dens where guilt and vice abound
T h e outcasts be.
Th ere He would find them; still H is heart
Would yearn for them,
T o lift them from the baser part,
And not condemn.
Oh, faith fu l heart that loved and broke
L o n g years ago,
Still o f Th y grace we make a cloak,
A fu tile show:
Bnt all our temples may nof hide
Nor alter this:
W hile woe’ s unheeded by our side,
H is way we miss.
A. J. W., in Fresno Republican,
CLACKAMAS COUNTY POPULISTS SPEAK.
.A.tt©rn.ey - at - Xja'w, A Precedent in Politics Wherein the People’s
MARSHFIELD.
OREGON.
Representatives Explain the Late Legis
lative Hold-Up Satisfactorily.
A ge n t for the North America Insurance Co,
o f Philadelphia, and the London, L iv
erpool <fc Globe.
The meeting1 of the county cen
tral committee in this county Satur
day established a precedent in pol
itics which if followed in the future
can but result in good
a tto rn e y . a/t - L a w ,
The real object of the meeting as
stated.by Temporary Chairman Ever
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
hart, was a discussion of tho course
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pursued by our chosen representa
D ealer in R e a l E state o f all kinds.
tives of the people at Salem.
Representative U ’Ren opened the
John F. Hall,
C. A.
interests of his constituent!”
Both Mr. U ’Ren aud Ogi asked
anyone present, no m atter f what
political faith, to ask qestioiis.
repetition of the past extravagant Mr. Gluts. Spence of Mulia asked
Republican legislatures of this state several questions, and said tgt while
as against a chance to force tho re he did not doubt the repeeouta-
cognition they desired? Tljey then tives had done what they elieved
called upon Secretary of State Kin to he right, and while he vis free
caid, who ‘informed them that in to suy he would support thei should
case no appropriation bill
was they agaiu run for office, yc in his
passed that ho would not recognize opinion it would have been better
tho various obnoxious commissions for tho people’s party in tliefuture
and would do all he could to insure for them to have gone in amlet tho
economy in tho state’s administra Republicans do ull the deiluieut
tion. They thereupon decided that they could.
From what he know of t»m iu
their duty to the state lay iu defeat
ing the ambition of tho pie-couutcr tho past in this state lie blievod
crowd if possible. Upon this report they would have completely killed
tho Populists unanimously decided their party if they had beeL given
to stand by the other three minor rope euough aud the l'qmlist
ities in tho hope of receiving recog party would have lured bettf. As
nition for their measures and de it is, Mr. Spence thought tin Pop
feating the election of a U. S. sen ulists would ho kept busy lefeud-
ator, believing the state would bo iug their action. Ho was of tie opiu-
better oil financially without a leg ion that the people of Orego* hadn’t
islative session than with ono organ yet had enough o f the Ecqpblicnu
ized on the g. o. p. plan.
They party, aud the sooner they got their
were confirmed in their belief the fill of it the sooner could Unpeople
following day by receiving a tele get some legislation on tie lines
gram from Nutional Chairman But laid down by the People’s paity. W.
ler to prevent the election of a sen A . Starkweather a’.Bo thought our
ator by all means from Oregon, as representatives erred iu judgment
his election might enable tho jias- while he did not impugn thdr mo
sage of a hill through the senate to tives. He was also of tho <|>inion
burn up the greenbacks and place that no session would cost more in
interest on state warrants thin was
the gold-bugs in complete control.
“ We were well satisfied,” said Mr. saved otherwise.
J. C. Walgam it of Canby Bought
U ’lten, ‘ under the circumstances, to
defeat the election of any gold-stand the precedent set o f our rep«sent-
ard Republican, and Mitchell was atives appearing beforo the people
on international-agreement man, after as well as before the legisla
which is infinitely worse.
I think ture a good one and was satisfied
it cheaper, too, for the taxpayers to with their report. On his motiou a
pay interest for funds to carry on resolution endorsing the action of
tho state government than to have our representatives was overwhelm
permitted appropriations according ingly adopted, Messrs. 8p< n«e and
to Mitchell-Republican traditions, Starkweather only voting rtguiust
toward which the G7 senate clerks the resolution.
J. D. Stevens made a short ad
was a good starter. It is true that
tho Mitcbellites promised to accord dress, making some good points
us ‘fair’ treatment, if wo should go against the General Electric Co. aud
iu with them, tu t we preferred to other favored corporations which
treat them ‘fair’ rather than surren have too long run the politics of
der our position and take what they this and Multnomah county and es
chose to give us. I have no faith caped their just share of taxation.
The meeting closed by appoint
in party organization or party' gov
ernment. I believe if the Populists ing a committee to call on the edi
had had a two-thirds majority iu tor of tho Press and demaud a re
the legislature for 20 yeurs they traction of tho false statements
oken o f by Mr. Ogle.
The com-
would be iu the sniue boat the Re spok<
nn g n v ii m e ansnrani'i rmir
m ine
publicans are now in.”
OF INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE.
cMwctmaitJu »rlt.li
n
fr a n k
s ta te m e n t
Shelled corn is selling over in
Pendleton for 41 cunts.
Sulem,
65 cents.
The anti-departmeut store hill
w h s kill *<l in the llliu ois
legisla
ture lately.
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10 y e a r s ' written
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euch machine.
Colonel Fred D. Grant bns de
cided to decline President M cK in
le y ’s offer o f the position o f first
assistant secretary of war.
The identification o f the man
who wns found at The Dalles last
week proves him to he a former
member o f the Roseburg baud.
\ X T ANTED — FAITHFUL
Y Y
MEN
OK
women to travel for responsible estab
lished houso in Oregon. Salary $780 and
expenses. Position permaneut. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped env lope.
The Nutional, Star Insurance Bldg., Chi
cago.
Rosa Hall committed suicide at
Danville, III., and left a note tell
ing her lover not to mourn, that
she had gone to join Jackson and
W alling, who were hanged for the
murder of Pearl Bryan.
Oue o f the premiums at the next
state fair will be $200 for the best
exhibit of flax, Mrs. W. P. Lord to
he superintendent of the divisiou.
This is done to stimulate the
industry, aud is commendable.
It is a strange fact o f history
that Marion county last fall had
an increased vote of 1070, while
the census o f school children shows
a decrease o f 270.
Clackamns
and Multuomah counties had a like
experience.
Coupon. If
sent C. 0. 0.
or on trial
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School boys nt Statesbnrg, N. Y.,
A contributor enumerates these
Sunday Welome: A Linn connty
tied some youDger playmates to a as the seveu natural wonders of justice o f the penen, being angered
tree, piled a large heap o f brush the world:
Niagara fa lls , the by the remarks o f an attorney
underneath them, set it on fire and
-wry*
Pesen eH nlive nnd.t.
at.iuo
it»— M u ir (ilncinr, a rid
persecutors were severely punished. the Canyon o f the Colorado.
A
Q u cn tfon n w e r e in v it e d , a n d an t h e i r cJcrrmntis w o u ld b e c o m p lie d
inquisitive member asked how the with.
A Pennsylvania man named Kentucky writer may have discov
expenses of those who held out
Austin was recently landed in jail ered an eighth in that state, of
“ Perhaps the
were paid.
because he could not pay his taxes. which he writes:
Couldn't Move Kincaid.
U’Ren responded that the mem
The Millerstown Advocate SHys: largest spring in Calloway comity
bers of tho opposition received $50
“ This is one of the admirable laws is on tho old Uncle Johnny Wyatt
President L A. McCrum o f the
to $100 apiece from a fund that had
of
the stnte o f Pennsylvania.
A place. It is about 12 feet squnre.
been m ale up by the enemies of board o f railroad commissioners mau without a cent’s worth of prop The water is very warm in the win
Mitchell. Ho himself received SSO was iu Salem yesterday and swooped erty or a coat to his hack is obliged ter nud extremely cold during the
summer mouths.”
from that source, nnd got $50 from down upon Secretary Kincaid like to pay a tax or go to jn l.”
his father; his total expenses were u big ruoater onto an old bald eagle,
During the last plague epidemic
and
he
carao
off
at
the
end
o
f
his
Oregonian; Robert A. Graham,
about $120. Ho know of but ono
interview iu about the condition mnnager o f the Coos Bnv, Rnse- at Canton 70,000Chinese died, while
member who got more than $100
of the foreigners in their clean quar
from tho fund. Ho said Represent that a rooster would after an on- burg& Eastern railroad, left for San ters, not ono was carried off.
As
counter
with
one
o
f
those
old
rul
Francisco
last
night,
accompanied
ative Ogle paid his own expenses
rats are the chief distributors of
ers
o
f
the
bird
kingdom.
McCruuo
by Joseph W. Bennett, o f Marsh the disease, Dr. Munson, of London,
out of his own pocket, aud was the
wanted, very, very bad, to know field, attorney for the road.
Mr. thinks i; is strange that measures
only one who did that.
what
kind
of
a
voucher
or
claim
Graham, while in San Francisco, arc not tnken in Bombay to poison
Mr. Ogle followed Mr. U ’Ren, en
The will meet Mr. A. Spreckles, who is
dorsing fully what Mr. U ’Ren had Kincaid would recognize.
reply was that no claim, voucher, building the road, nnd will con all the rats, which could be done iu
said, going more minutely into de
a few days.
tails aud proving more conclusively, bill or paper o f aDy kind, shape or sult him regarding the early com
description
would
be
recognized
or
“ Trust mo, dearest, ami bo my
pletion o f the line to Roseburg,
if possible, why tho Populist mem
filed or allowed in the office o f the
bride.” “ I ’m opposed to trusts and
bers were justified in staying out to j
Geryais, in Marion connty, Ore combines,” was the chilling reply.
secretary of state as an official doc
the bitter end after witnessing the
ument coming from the everlasting gon, kns a genuine romance. Thirty
corrupting tactics of Senator Mitch
railroad commission. McCrum in yenrs ago David Rarnes left Ire
ell in trying to accomplish his ends.
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ferred that the railroad commission land forOregoti, and lie bade good
‘‘How could oue of you, gentle
ers are state officers now in office, bye to his sweetheart, Catherine
men, who not only value your man
and that the secretary should Welch. He promised to return to F R O M D E N V E R ,” the big western reform
hood nbove price, but your good
newspaper which reachesfiO.OOO readers every
“ accommodate” them with vouchers her. They corresponded faithfully week, although on ly 47 weeks olcl, is filled
name as well, do the bidding of
and certificates, etc. Kincaid said for 26 years, when the correspond with reform news and stirring articles from
Senator Mitchell and go into his
well-known and powerful writers as
positi vely he “ wouldn’ t do a thing,” ence stopped for some reason. On such
Rev. F. F. Passim,/«*^Engone Bloodtfood
rump house ugainst tho protests of
wouldu't recognize a filing or have February 21 a lady arrived in Ger- Beebe, M yron \V. R ein " Henry Cohen, W.
good Populists from all parts of j
anything to do with anything com vnis, nnd the first thing she did was H. Morgan, and a host o f others, equally
prominent.
your state when you know that I
ing from the seven-lived commis to attend church nt Father Blanch-
To make yon acquainted with Facts is to
Senator Mitchell had openly offered
et’s.
She
was
Catherine
Welch.
make you a regular subscriber—fo r you
sion.
McCrum ought to have
two of our number $2000 each to
can’
t ffet alone without Facts — conse
kuown that lie could not move Sec She told the reverend gentleman quently
for a short time, we make you this
go in and make a quorum to insure !
retary Kincaid. H e had just as her story. H e brought Mr. Barnes reckless offer: For 10c, wc will Mend you
his election? Had I no conscience
well have tried to induce Mt. Hood and Miss Welch together, the recog. Facts every week for It) weeks on trial arid a
copy o f “ Merrie England,” the hook which
of my own, I had not the moral
to go over and sit on the Blue nition wns mntunl, they were true so startled England that fo r nearly n year
courage to do so, and with me stood
to
each
other,
nnd
on
March
1
the
IOC,000 conies a month have been sold. The
mountains as to persuade or coerce
not a port hut every single Popu
work contains about 85,000 words, and we
the secretary into givin g the rail knot wns tied after a 30 years’ H< nd it complete aud unabridged with Facts
list member in that legislature.
10 weeks for only a dime. Wo want 50,000
road commission a cent of money engagement.
Like Mr. U ’Ren, I want no man to
new renders immediately, nnd trust that
or a scrap of paper.— Salem Capital
every individual reader o f this paper will
endorse my action who does not
Journal.
take advantage o f this offer at otioe, beforo
believe with me that I did my sol
it is withdrawn, as we reserve the rurht to
return all moneys received from above offer
emn duty, but knowing as I do the
will’ll nMches ai Ifetor titan 80 days from
A London syndicate has purcharpd
corruption pitted against us and
(late. D on't disstpoint us, but sit riqht
all
the
coal
lands
in
Jackson
the result to he gained for our
down today and write the publisher?—Tho
Reed Publishing Go., 1609 Larim er street,
state and nation by preventing their county, Ohio, paying $1,009.000,
D enyer, Colo.
infamous methods nnd its result for the purpose of forming a tre
The deal
from going.through, I am fully sat mendous coal trust.
T o
th .e
■U ’n .fc r t - u .n .a t e
amounts to a consolidation of more
isfied.”
than
20
home
companies.
Mr. Ogle then referred in no
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37.
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Sewing maculile
The Humes o f Astoria have bpen
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Chair F a c to ry ^
K
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Canners at Astoria say they will
pay but 4 cents this year.
The
fishei meu SHy 4|.
of the action taken by tho Populist
members and a brief account of the
A tt o r n e y - a t - L a w ,
fight at Salem, tracing step by step
the cause and motives of the hold
up.
He stated that there wbh no in
Bpecial attention to matters beforo the
Roseburg land office, the commissioner
tention on the part of the four fac
o f the general land office and secre
tions which finnlly united against
tary o f interior at Washington.
the Mitchell-Bcnson gang to refuse
y r t l e c a m p , n o . u >7. w o o d m e n
lo bow to the dictation to make a
o f the W orld, meet.« at Masonic Hall
1st and Ikl Monday nights o f each month. permanent deadlock; that the tem
A. J. S uhrwood , Consul.
porary organization was made in
Goorge T . Moulton, Clerk.
good faith ami the committee on
OVET OOQUILL*» N<>. H. FOBE8T- credeutials were at work in good
ers o f America, meets every second and faith.
The first bone of contention
fourth Thursday evening, at Masonic H all,
arose ovev the seating of Nosier,
Coquille City, Oregon.
H. N. L orenz , C. U.
ejected as a Populist, but not being
G kg . O. L dach , R . S.
n resident of the state anal his seat
e n . LYTLE POST. NO. IT, O. A. b\. being contested was about to bo re
meets every first Wednesday night o f
each month. Visiting comrades in good ported by this committee as not en
standing cordially invited to attend.
titled to his sent.
Mitchell in the
H . H. N icho ls , Post Com.
mean time had counted noses and
W. H . NoaiiEB, Adjutant.
found he needed just this one vote
EN. LYTLE, w. H. C.. NO. 9. MEETS to capture the organization, and in
in Coquille C ity on the first and third
order to bn seated or for some more
Wednesday afternoon in each month.
potent reason Nosier had agreed to
M bs . V iola E l l io t t , Pres.
M bs . Ida H abbinoton , Heo.
support Mitchell.
This being the
1 H AD 'W IC K LODGE, NO. OS. A. F. situation, Mitchell advised his crowd,
J and A. M.. meet? on Saturday evening including Nosier, to, without notice,
on or before each fu ll moon. Visiting breth
discharge the committee on creden
ren cordially in vited .
tials, repudiate the temporary chair
J. P . G ool M an , W. M.
C. W . W h it e , Sec.
man, Mr. Davis of Umatilla, and
U E L A II C H A P T E R . N O . 6, O. E. 8., force the men who favored Bourne
meet8 Saturday afternoon on or beforo for speaker into the Benson houso.
each full moon ana Saturday evening two The Populists had three measures
week* following.
they were pledged to support: tho
M b s . A l ic e T u t t l e , W . M.
M bs . N ob a G ood , S ec .
Initiative and Referendum, tho
Bingham registration law and tho
/ "N O Q U IL L E ____________
With
\ J meets every Saturday evening. \ mit Holt judges o f election lnw.
tag brethren in good standing cordially tho organization of the houso iu
invited.
,
„ _
Mitchell's hands none of
those
C. A. H abbinoton , N . G.
J . 8. L awbencb , R. 8.
could possibly pass.
Was the
IO Q U IL L E E N C A M P M E N T , N O . 25.1. legally organized temporary organ
j O. O. F., moots every first and third ization to be thus supplanted by a
Thursdays iu each month at Odd Fellows’
hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis body composing Nosier, who had
no right to a seat? It was not a
itin g patriarchs in good standing.
R . E. B u c k , C. P.
question of a miuority holding up
G . F . B o u tb ll , Scribe.
a majority; it was 30 Bourne men
a m ie
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20. against 30 Benson men who had
I. O. O. F.. meets every 2nd and 4th
W ednesdays in each month, at Odd F e l by a trick seated Nosier and bought
with money a Democrat member to
lows’ h all.'
M iss B b l l b R ic h , N. G .
insure them a majority.
Escn of
t. 8. L a w b e n c b . K . S.
the four anti-rump house factions mild termn to the libelous article
A Michigan merchant recently
caucused separately and unani which appeared in the Press of this received a $5 note, on which was
mously decided they would not city charging him with being in inscribed: “ Young man, beware
submit to the dictation of the Ben- fluence by a gold watch and chain o f wine snd women,” and on Hie
sonites and tho Dago they bought. given him as a bribe ami that Mr. other side:
“ January 1, 1897.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y .
They felt sure the Mitchell crowd Kruse, now deceased, had been in This is the last $5 bill of a $200,- j
could he brought to support Bourne fluenced by n lewd woman and Mr. 000 fortune.”
I Opposite C ity W harf. 1
Almost everybody takes some laxative
for speaker, which would insure it U ’Ren with shining twenties.
Tw o negroes in the ripeness o f medicine to cleanse the system and keep Ilia
‘‘Mr. U ’Ren is here to speak for
E E P 8 ON H A N D A N D M A K E S T o least a consideration of the three
blood
pure. Those who take SIMMONS
age died at Solomon, Ga., one of
order first-class
measures demanded by the Popu himself,” said Mr. Ogle, and he did
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
107 years and another of 95, and get all the benefits o f a mild and pleasant
lists. This then was the beginning later on, “ but as for myself tho
the reports o f their death drew laxalive and tonic that purifie» the blood
o f the struggle.
The election of charge is an infamous lie.
The
M anufactured from best hard wood.
attention to Thomas Thorp, o f the and strengthens the whole system. And
J. B. FO X, Proprietor.
a senator had not yet entered watch and chain iu question I
same neighborhood, a negro 111 more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it actlv»
the fight on the Populist side. bought 7 years ago, and tho words
jea rs old.
B A Y
and healthy, and when the Liver Is In
0 0 0 3
But the treachery of Senator Mitch directed against the woman in Mr.
good
condition you find yourself free from
Dsvid Penninger, o f Central
ell had estranged Bourne and the Kfuse’s case wns a slander upon
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick-
Simon Republicans had joined the one of tho purest nnd noblest wo Point, fell from his baggy in Jack Headache and Constipation, and rid of
opposition in the hope of defeating men of Marion county, to whom Mr. sonville, and broke his neck, caus that worn out and debilitated feeling.
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
ing death instantly.
He wns well I hese are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
Mitchell. This insured a solid com Kruse wns engaged.
digestion and freedom from stomach
“ Be it said in honor of your rep along in yenrs, and was a pioneer j Good
pact o f 30 against the Benson 30
troubles will only be had when the liver
M snafsotarer o f Marble Monuments, Hen I- which included Nosier, who was resentative now dead, that he re of Jackson county.
s properly at work. If troubled with any
. to n es. T a b le ts , e tc .
not entitled to a seat.
mained true to his pledges, led an
The $4009 silver pnnch sel, paid j f these complaint», trv SIMMONS L iver
REGULATOR.
The King of Liver Medi-
The question for the Populists exemplary life during all his stay for with money raised by pnblic !
r curbing. Ir#,n r A ilin j. fnrnished to or-
;ines, and Better than Pills.
. C orrespynlj eiiot solicited from parties now was, would they take sides i in Salem, aud at no time did he subscription, has been received in
r ff- F .V F .H Y F A C H A « » - * *
li ns in th eifo u n try or other towns » h o with Mitchell,
____ _____ insuring ■ the
,,,, election i faltei in his determination to d
Portland. I t is to be presented to I f í a » t h e Z S ta m p In r r rl on w r a p p e r .
t wish a r ^ y n s i i m y line of bosinesa. J ©I # traitor t0 the U. S. senate, and a what he believed was to the best I the battleship “ Oregon.”
Roseburg. Oregon.
N O .
C H A IR S.
anä Stona Voris
r
J. I t . Z r i l i n A C o.. F liila .. P a .
K A C T S
j’onrn^d.
Now,
Mr. Attorney, you are a d —-liar.
This court is now in session again,
rnd any one insulting this court
will be lined for contempt.”
An exchange says that a horse
lias forty teeth while a mare has
but thirty-six.
Oxen and sheep
have bnt thirty-two,bogs forty-four,
dogs thirty-two, and mankind
thirty-two tpeth.
The alligator,
snake, mowing-machine, hay-rake,
buzz-saw nnd comb have a few more,
but are not included in the official
count, and the hou has a peck.
W hether regarded ns a type of
progress or merely iu its rotary
character, the girl who rides the
wheel is a daughter o f the revolu
tion.
“ What do you think of the fight
ing in Crete?”
“ In Crete?
I
thought the light was to be in Car-
son City.”
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