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BROWN ELL & STANARD'S,
ALBANY, OBEflOX,
" i ii rc srn--rifl :i littl timp 1 Artie i no nrr-r r- ':r :Unl:iv tif
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Seasonable,
Fasnionable
And Reliable
Boots and. Snoes
It will pay you to go there, and you will thank us for drawing yovr atten
tion to it, .
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Has been selected with great care, and is a wonderful aggregation
f bright
NEW GOODS. .
There 16 no room for J doubt about the quality, and
represent
TjKTJE Ax,TJES.
Everybf dy can rely upon a 'cordial fcrcceptionj and satisfactory bar
gains. . (
CALL A.T 0ZLT03H
Xtie Red Krorit.
rWEEDALE & SOPKIlSrS,
IT 1 M I
fes, itanges,
Pumps, iron pipe, ruhbor hose and Jplumbing goods. Sole agents for the
celebrated "E trly Brcakfjist" cook stoves and ranges, and "Faultless" parlor
heating stoves. Albany, Oregon.
California,
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HATE VuL A WLl in the head which doc not get tetter? Have you an excessive
secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown from the
nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat? Are
you troubled hv hawking, sfitrinit, weak ainl inflaired eyes, frequent soreness of the throat,
el 4 a e
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TBEONLY-
UAHANTEED
'CURE
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XATARRH
lABIETINEMEDCc
PROVILLE
corroawiy it.ts r--e uie crrujitiou wunin. ,
As every bieath drawn into the lungs must pass over and become polluted by the secre
tions in the nasal passiges, it must necessarily follow that poisoning of the whole system
gradually takes place, while the morbid matter that is swallowed during the sleep passes
into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, and often produces dyspepsia, and finally great debil
ity, nervousness and'eonsumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delay, 'but try Califorsia
Cat-R-Clrb at once. We positively guarantee a few applications ta relieve, and a thorough
treatment to erne. S:jt nicnths treatment for -1.00: sent by mail $1.10.
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Successor to E. W. Langdon)
-DEALER IX-
Dings, Paints, Oils,
. T'crfumervand toilet a rfu U.R
?'? 11,11 Hue of books and
;'"!opf'ry. periodicals, etc.
2 Prescriptions carefully
' IN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE,
Alb-ny
Oregon.
EUREKA
The motto of California means, "fl'e
have found it." Only in that land cf
nshine, where tthe orang eraon, fig
nd grape bloom ad rip t . a id attain
heir hiLbest perfection ii mic'-winter.
xre the herbs and gum found that are
used in that pieasant leioedv for all
throat and lung troubles, Santa Abie.
t j rule of coughs, asthma, and con
x rtkn. Fohay Mason, of Al
io , Oregon, have been appointed
or this valuable California rem
ind sell it under a guarantee at $1
f bottlrv Three for 2. 50.
FOR SALE BY
OREGON
nnging or roarmg in the ears, more or
jtess impairment of the hearing, loss of
smell, memory impaired, dullness cr
Mtzzmess of the head, dryness or neat ot
nose? Have you lost all sense of smell?
Have you a hacking cough? Have you
dyspepsia? Is your breath foul? Ik so
you iiavr the Catarrh. Some have all
these svmptoms, others only a part.'
IThii leading symptom of ordinary ca
tarrh is increased secretion of mucus of
yellow or greenish colored matter.
t out Dreatn is caused oy tne decom posing
secretions exuded from festering
ulcerR far oack in the head; sometimes
the membrane covering the bones is
"FOR
eaten away and tne bones themselves
gradually decay. Such cases ara in
deed objects of pity, as stench from
CAL
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BLACKMAN
TiDwareloprware
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Ii Albany Eatery !
Under" the new management of-
'ate Bros.
, WHO KEEP 2
A full stock of 'choice family groceries and
Canned Pineapples,
Choice Table Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wedding and Parties.
Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt fish of all
kindf.
FRESH J BAKED BREAD
Jfivery Day.
Best Syrup, Pies, Cak
TEAS asd COFFEE
Candies, Nuts, Raising
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
The best Soap in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars.
Ttrk, John'Fox's oldjstand. lolFlinn's
lew brick.
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
Stove and tare
AT
PORTLAND PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US.
E. NELSON,
Shedd Oregon.
AM; Bath House
AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR.
EiFXadier nnd children's ;hair dress
ng a specialty. DntjJe natisfaction
guaranteed.
OF ALBANY OREGON. '
President, L. Flinil.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. Young,
cashier, G.E.ChamberIain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
oX.- ST-z
E. You L. Fiiss
L E. UUIN W. b. TURRBLL
Gbo. E. Cbambrrlaix.
Portrait
TkvCm Pnotvgrapher
Tweedale's Building I
SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT
ROOMS TO RENT, APPLY TO Wht
B. W, Cundiff, coiner of Third aud
Washington streets. . '
HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN MY
harness business to T . J . overman, 1 am
desirous of collecting all my outstanding
notes and accounts. All persons knowinsr
themselves indebted to me will please cal:
and settle.
The business will be continued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
Albany, Feb. 2i 1
Magnolia Floor.
M1HE BES1 MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
X ered to any part of the citv", for S1.10 per
sack. JOHN A CRAWFORD.
ISOdtf
ri W. IIASTON, PiiVMCIAN Snu SUR-
VJ, peon, Albany, Orot'cn.
VJ . geon, Aibr.iiy, Oroycn. ;
MH: ELLIS, PHYSICIAN ! iiJ
. geon, Alba:.yfA)regon. f
SUKr
CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
. geon Albany, Oregon, offlce;over Grad
wohl's store. Office hours, trow 8 a. m. to 4
P. M. " . "
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DR. E. A. McALISTER HAS' LOCATED
his office on the cornef W Flret and
Hravialbin streets, over Redlle& Brqnnell's
store, where he can be found t&ien not pro
fessionally engagfri. ; -
MRS M-McCOY.M. 0HtCEOPATHIC
jihysiuian, office and r&Ufnce corner of
Fir.st iind Baker streets, AlbanJL Or. Chronic
disease a sjwcialty.' Consult Son free. Of
fi :e hours: 10 to 1?A f andf to 5 p. m.
ATIVKXE;
DR. N. .BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oregonfe-i Office in Odd
bellow's TeiiijJe. -ViH pracfiee in all courts
of the state, and ve speei.U Attention to all
tusines?. . ' ': ;
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OLVEfPtW iR f twAraftRNEYS
at Law, Albany, or. office in roomi mmbft-ASsistant secretary. Al
and 14,
stores-
Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's
JK. WEATHORFORP, ATTORNEY AT
. law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
Fellow's Temple. . Will practice in all the
court? of thentate, and give special attention
x all business. ,
, For Sale.
A SPAN OF HORSES, HARNESS ANP
wagon for sale, either tosether or sepa
; tely as will suit purchasers. For infoma
t'on, call at this office or at the owner's store
at Spier.
You will Bave Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
to the reoaifer. B-F. Parsons, at Siith
and Jefferson street, Albany, Oregon. Gooffl
satisfaction or no pay. . : -
Gl. BARTLEY, M. 0., OFFERS HIS
services .to the good citizens of the
vi -init of Tanfnt, Linn county Oregon.
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OF LAK D SITUATED 12
miles eust of Albanv.near the Oregon
Pacific railroad,. 360 acres in cultivation, end
contains sufficient water and timber for gen
era use. Would : make four good . farms
Price, 12,000, with terms to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris.
rEVERB- HOUSE. ALBANY. OR. CHAS
XL Pfeiffer. Prop. Only lirst-eclass house
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
iinrcial men. -Mo Chinamen employed in the
;i;chen. General stage office tor uorvallis.
Sew Cigar More.
fXTTO SALL1NCER HAS OPENED A CI
J gar and tokacco store opposite the Russ
House. His lormer patrons are invited to
call and see his new store.
DR. R. KOLDEWAY, VEI ERfNAl Y SCI",
yeon. Aiujoy, Oregon. Graduate i.'. Get
i.i.n rnJ Aevictn colleges.
"I have need Simmon Liver
Regulator for many yean, hav
ing mads it my only Family
Medicinn. My mother before
to e was Tery partial to it. It is
a sare, good and rename medi
cine for any disorder of the
system, and if used in time is
a great preventive of aiekneee.
I often recommend it to my
friends, and shall continue to
do so.
"Rot. James M. Rollins,
?astorM.S.Church,So.Fairftld,Va.,
TIME AND BKTORr BILLS SAVED 61
Uvavm keeping Sitntnmnm Livet
egulatir j the heuee,
"I have found Simmons liver
Regulator the best family med
icine I ever used for anything
that may happen, have used it
in Indigestion, Colic, Diarrhoea,
BUUnune, and found it to re
lieve Immediately. After eat
ing a hearty supper, if, on going
to bfed, I take about a teaspoon -ful,
I never feel the effects of
the supper eaten.
"OVID G. SPARKS,
. "Ex-Mayor Macon, Qa."
"ONLY GENUINE
Has our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper.
'. H.Zeilin A Co., Sole Proprietor
!. l.OO- PHILADIXPHIA. r
SURE DEATH
TO-
Spirrels and Gophers,
Made by a new
process: never
fails to give
satisfaction.
Ev e r y can
warreiited 01
money re
funded. The
SntAPKST be
iu e it is the
best. Prepar
ed in such a
way that
squirrels eat
it in prefer-
I enae to green
I gr a h s, etc.
Over 50,000
cans sold last
f year. Ask
vnnr drusnrist
or dealer tor ft
and take no
other.
OR SHORT LINE &
UNION PA CIFIC R. R.
Shortest and best route to all
points ca6t and south. Pullmad
Palace cars. Emigrant or fam
ily sleeping cars all the way
through frojn Portland to
Council Bluffs and HansasCity
without change. Theee cars
are free Af charge. For further
particulars regarding rates, etc
inquire of Curran & Monteith,
agents, Albany, Oregon
iHLTLESS FAMILY F.1ED1GINT
a 0vmm
STATE NEWS.
Multnomah County Rejjliears
Make Their Noninitions.
STA1K COXYKMIOK DELEGATES.
Joe Simon Will Ee Ther dm Usnaf
Budget of Newg froa the Stats Cap
ita". Portland Mews.
Special to the Hrialp
Portland, April 7. The Mult
nomah county republican tonven
t'on met here to-day. The con
vention was called to order by A.
VV. VViti;erell, chairman of the
county central committee. Geo.
A. teteel was chosen chairman, A.
Gamble secretary and A. W.
tar orga"hisation was&fibctd and
the uual committees appointed,
the following nominations were
made : State senators, J. C. Car
son, J. R. YVaite, Donald Mackay.
Jo5'. Simon ; repressntatives, It. P.
Jiiarhart, U. . Harrington, II. H.
Noithrup, W. M. Ladd, D. V.
Thompson, J. A. Strowbridge, W
T. Humj, VV B. Gilbeit, J.J. Fish
er. The following persons were
chosen delegates to the state con
vention: (J. Ball, Jonathan
Bourne, Jr., B. P. Cardwell, J. O.
Carson, H. W. Cortett, it. P.
Kaihart, &. M. Dunne, M. U.
George, E. B. Hill, Sol Hirsch, F.
W. Jordan, James Lolan, Unas. A.
Malarkey, Rums "Mallory, M. F.
ftlulkey, 11. K. McGieiior, J. Y.
Ogilbie, J. Silvertone, Jos. Simon,
r. JN. fehurtlen, George A.
Steel, GeO. L Story, A. H. Tanner,
Win. Teller, W. fe. 'Ward, K. B.
Williams, Geo. H. William, A. W.
Wuheieil, Geo. L. Woods; county
clerk, Wm. Sewell; circuit couit
clerk, J. JR. Duff; recorder. W. L.
Dudlev ; trecsurer.Frank Hacheny
commissioners, D. M. Dunne and
Ben. t . mith ; assessor, Geo.
Harold, suivevor, T. M. Hurlbin :
coroner, A. P. Delin.
FKQM THE STATE CAPITAL.
t-?al n f an India 1 tilrl A I sy : m
glar Arcilcnl at 8-!veiton.
Salfm, April 7. Ellen Price,
Nez Perce ludian girl, student t
Chemawawa,did thismotn'ag. She
was a uieinLsr of the graduatir
class.
BOY BURGLAR IN TROUBLE.
Young Booth, a lad aged 16, who
was arrested yesterday for enter
ing and robbing the till of "tJii
Western Unioq Telegraph office,
was to-day taken to Independence,
where he was charged with steal
ing a boat, and was bound over in
one fifty bonds.
ACCIDENT AT SILVERTON.
Mrs. Patterson, a lady of fifty
five, living near Silverton, last
night fell off of a porch and broke
her collar bone, dislocated her
sholdier and badly injured her
nose.
Hon. J. P. Congle III,
Portland, April 7. Hon. J. P.
Goiigle is lying dangerously ill at
his home in this city, ot typnod
malaria. The attending physician
regards his case as extremely
critical.
Death of Theodore Allen.
Portland, April 7. At. four
o'clock this morning Theodore H.
Allen Jr., special agent of the Com
mercial Union, died at his resi
dence in this city of malignant
typhoid fever after an illness of
1 wo days only. j
A TOOTHLESS TIUEK.
He Pays the P"-n..y of h fatal
Stroke.
Cassell's Mi' -azinc.
In the 'household oi Rajah Kahn-
arain of Decca there wh a full-
grown tiger which used to go about
loose on tee premises, wnen mis
poor creature was quite young
chloroform had been recently- in
rrOiliv.;ed into India, and, possibly
by way of a crucial experiment of
the1 strength of chloroform, a
doctor, who was really one of the
most kind-hearted id the proh saoa
extracted ail ihe teeth and clas of ;
this youg tiger under chloroform.
The animal thenceforth was treated
as a big cat, and was petted and
played with during the day' while
at night he was chained up euiside
the entrance of the ladies 'ap rt
inent in case stay one should" wish
unauthorizedly to enter or emerge
from that part ot the house. This
tiger had, of course, to be fed on
soft food; boiled goat's flesh and
rice and vegetables were the ''cheif
of his diet." In an evil hour the
men who had to feed the tiger
thought to amuse themselves by
letting him kill the goats which
were brought for his food, and
this he was easily able to de by a
blow from his huge fore paw's,
though depiived of their claws.
Having thus learned how to kill a
'live being, he unhappily one night
jumped on a small boy who had
come within reach of bia chain, and
with one stroke broke the child's
neck. He was found in the morn
inp; anoarentlv very sorry and
surprised at what he had done.
Liut f course he had to pay the
oenaltv of his crime, and as im
mediately hot by the Rajah's
orders. -
A C0SK0P0LITI0N WOMAN.
Shp wrnt arovid and akrd subscripions
For the h ;ihen bb'-k Egyptians
And the Tierra del Fucv.U)sV
She did: ' '
For the tribe? ouii'l Athabr .ca,
And the men of Madagascar,
And the poor souls of Alaska,.
So she did:
She longed, she s.i,id, to buy
Je'lyuike, and jam, and pie
For the Athropoplia.,
So she tlid. . ,,.
Her heart reVd forvh Aust--alians
And the Lo "obooli-Ghalians,
And the fioor, dc; Ainali-.-ar,
Yes, it did;
And she loved the b'rek Numidian,
And the ebon Abyssinijn,
And the cbaveoa'-colored Guinean,
Oii: she did!
An i fhi id sbe'u c;-o- b the ses
V:thashipo lr.. tianu cheese
For the esU rvin r Chimp.inzeen,
Sure, she did.
Ho.v she loved the cold Norwegian
An It.lie poor, hij'i-nieiled Feejceiac,
An 1 the dcr Moluccsi I-la.ider,
She did;
Sh sent pie and canned tomaio
; J'o the tribes beyond the Equator,
But her hu-lwiul ej.t po;.-o,
So he did; ' ""
The p.ior. helpl homeless thing . "
(My voice 'ivlters as I sin1;)
Tied his c'oi he . up with a string,
Yes, he did.
The Judge.
SCIENTIFIC SCKAPS.
A curious speculation has been
made concerning what would hap
pen should the earth's rotation
cease. The equatorial diameter
being twenty-six miles nioie than
the polar diameter, the earth would
present an equato-iai zone of solid
ground miles high above sea level,
the water all being drawn to the
ooles. This land zone would then
be like our Arctic regions, and lie
banded by a ring of permanent ice
and snow.
The influence of the moon upon
vegetation is as interesting problen
awaiting solution. A recent writer
upon the subject mentions that
woodcutters in Cape Calony and
India insist that timber is full of 1
sap and unfit to be cut at full
moon. Aneiher observation of
lunar influence in Cape Colony is
rapid spoiling of meats and other
provisions when exposed to moon
light, though this may be due to
J the fact tha the light serves as a
j guide to insects.
Cheap telegraph j is claimed by
! tha inventor of a silicaniz?d cop
pjr wire, winch, having less electri
cal resistance than other wire used
tor teiesrrapuv, win do the same
service at less cost, in connection
with an automatic machine. The
machine, some form of which is
already in use, take9 a ribborf which
has b-.r.n num-icTcd ai'i cu; with
uo.r, ?rui lines (like the Morse
alphabet) and, being started up
communicates ever the wires the
symbols tor letters as fast as a man
can turn a crank.
There is, as Professor Thompson
remarks, no assignable "velocity of
electricity,77 as this must vary with
the current and the conductor.
Wheatstone, in 1833, seemed to
show a transmission velocity of
183.000 miles a second through
copper wire, but in late experi
ments signals were sent over ordi
nary telegraph wires on poles, and
had" a rate of only 14,000 to 16.000
milcj. With wires near the earth,
the velocity was 12,000 miles, but
reached 24,000 on very high wires.
The Oresou Pacific
The Portland Telegram is re
sponsible for the following. The
Oregon Pacific railway borrowed
115,000,000 la t month to build its
line from Albany to Boise City,
and also some branch lines and
first class steamers. It is rumored
that it is the intention of both the
Chicago & Northwestern and the
Maniloha(Jim Hill) roads to build
to Boise City and there join the
Oregon Pacific, sending their San
Francisco business via Yaquina
bay, and reaching Portland by
fast steamer on the Willamette
troin Albany until they can build
a line through the Molalla, Clacka
mas, and Eagle Creek section to
terminal grounds in East Port
land. It looks like these two
roads were furnishing 'the money
to the Oregon Pacific, and it issur-
raised that U is their iDteutxon to
absorb the narrow gauge system.
This will not oniy furnish a new
outlet for Eastern Oregun, but the
ubicago'& Northwestern and the
Jim Hill roads would thenTiaye
the cream of the Willamette val
ley business. A short line from
Boise City through a rich country
would also tap the Cceur d'Alene
mines.'
Gilhooly hired a ponv the oth-r
day to take a little exercise on. He
ot all the exercise be wanted, and
as he limped to the edge of the
pavement to rest nimselt alter
Uking so much exercise, a kind
friend asked him: "What did you
come down so quick for?" "What
did I come down so quick tor
Did you see anything up in the
t ir for me to hold on tof
A blind man was sitting in com
pany with some visitors, when one
ol the company lett the room
.L J7 U J- U I -.. n..U inIn Ito.?1'
IT UHt WllltC iccill mat iouj moo.
said the blind man. "Why," said
a friend, in ereat. surprise, "how
san you tell?" ':Because," answer
ed the blind man, "lor the last
hour she has done nothing but
laugh."
GENERAL NEWS.
A Shocking Domestic Tragedy
Enaeted in New York.
SUICIDE TO PKF.YfcSr STAKVATI8JI
Boscoe Conklicg'8 Illness A Somewhai
Warlike Ontlook in the Old World
News East of the Rockies.
The Hhralp s Special Dispatches.1
New York, April 7. Hans
toukeyed, and his wife Fanny, a
handsome woman of 21 years, took -a
dose of poison earlythis morning
and died within an hour of each
other after being removed to the
hospital. The husband was a
Polish Jew and had been out of
work for some time. His wife was
compelled to pawn almost every
thing she had of any value. Final
ly, the) father, mother and five
months', old babv : had to live On
hard crusts of bread picked from
the streets' refuse barrels.
Jacob Sharp's Funeral.
New York, April 7. Nothing
definite can be learned as to when .
the funeral of Jacob Sharp will
take place. The family refuse to
give any information on the sub
ject, and even the undertaker in
charge is as ignorant on the matter
as the public. He has merely been
told to have everything in readi
ness to hold the funeral at any
hour he might be called upon. It
is thought that the body will be
taken from the house for burial to
night, the relations hoping thus to
avoid the obtrusion of curiosity
seekers. Only the relatives and
most intimate friends of the fami
ly are admitted to the house.
Quite Warlike.
London, April 7. The officials
of the government are greatly con
cerned in regard to the Berlin
crisis. lnev tear that the
growing iriitation in Germay
against the empress and her moth
er, Queen Victoria, will extend to
the British nation, resulting in the
extinction of the friendly relations
existing between the two empires.
It is stated that Lord Salisbury has
begged the queen to desist from an
interference in the controversy over
the marriage of the Prince Alex
ander and Princess Victoria.
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London, April 7. The Trans
Atlantic Bteamsiiip companies are
stopping the booking of Irish Im
migrants, because the number of
applicants for passage is greater
than can be accommodated.
Koseoe Conklfas's Condition.
New York, April ?. Roscoft
Corikling passed a comfortable
night; and is reported very much
better to-day. His physicians are
Doctors Barker and Anderson, and
he is attended by a professional
nurse.
HIMOKOUS 1K1FT.
The change in a dog's eve us be
goes from light to darkness, or
vice-fersa, occupies three seconds.
This is the time when you want to
jump the picket fence.
Mistreis (to servant) -"Did you
tell those ladies at the door I was
not at home?"' Servant "Yes.
mum." "Mistress "What did they
say." servant "'How fortinit?'"
Sorrowful Child (to the vicari
"Mr. B., mother sent me to tell
you that father is dead." Vicar
"Is be? Did you call a doctor?''
Child "No, sir: he iust died of
himself."
MOORF. REVISED.
It was Moore who in anapest meter once
wrote
This remark which it oft pleases writers to
quote:
"You may break, you may shatter the vase,
11 uu nui,
But the scent of the rcses will ban? round it
still."
Genial Tom might have varied, and not been
anuss.
His thought and his words to run somethine
like thin:
They will break, they wiil shatter a wealthr
man's will,
And the scent of their noses will reach the
ltUb U1U1,
One of the teachers at a mibiir.
school was engaged in explaining
me darwinian meory to his class.
when he observed that they were 1
not paying proper attention.
'Boys," said the professor, "wheu
lam endeavoring to explain to
you the peculiarities of the
monkey, I wish jou would look
right at me."
woman's SPHERE. ;
They talk about a woman's sphere
As though it had a limit;
There's not a place in earth or heaven,
There's not a task to mankind given,
There's not a blessing or a woe,
There's not a wliispered Yes or No, ;
There's not a life, or death, or birth,.
That has a feather's weight of wor h,
. Without a woman it in.
Successful Bribing Little Nell
"I caught Sister Maud engaging
herself to another young man ast
night, an' she hasn't sent off the
first one yet." "Little Kitty
"Ain't that nice! Did you tell tn
her?" Little Nell "No, she buyea
me off." Little Kitty "What did
she do?" Little Nell "She said
if I'd keep quiet she'd give me one
of 'em when I grow up."
"Now, Mary Ann," said . the
teacher, addressing the foremost
of the class in mythology, , "who
was it supported the World on his
shoulders!" "It was Atlas, ma'am."
"And who supported Atlas?" "The
book doesn't say, but I guess his
wife supported him."
Albany, Oregon.
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