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D A I -L A S O R E G O N
VOL. X X X .
OCTOBER
JUDGE WHITN» Y’ S EXPERIENCE.
O A T S and R Y E
One of Albany’ » M ost Prom lnen
Citizen» Curad of Deatneas by
Dr. Darrin.
to produce large, full grains require
a complete fertilizer rich in
[C’ ofVMllin ( I h /.< tt© ]
PO
! Jndue Whitney; so well ami favor-
j ably known throughout the country
¡and state is another witness to tin
workings of electricity, as he has jus*
j on»© out of the “ electrical chair/1 not
elect roomed, hut cured of d* afuess by
Dr. Darrin, the ppecialis!, who is no*
'o« aied wt Hotel Oorvullis Dr. Dar
rin is perfectly frank iu telling each
one the true condition of his or her
c.u e, and just what might beex|>et tcd
as the result of treatment, or whether
any treat mi nt would do good.
The rooms of Dr. Darrin are often
crowded, sod he is kept constantly
busy. There arc h great many peop e
who will he glad to know that the Dr
h is been prevailed upon to visit Cor
vallis again.
le
BOOKS
FREE
Write to d a y for our valuable
bookson “ Fertilization." The
information contained in them
means money to you. Address:
GERMAN KALI WORKS
93 Nassau Struct
New York
Judge Whitney,s Open Letter,
J . L. C O L L IN S ,
itto rn e y and C ounselor a t Law,
S u lic llo r m C lu m crrja
Has been n practice of hie profession in this place
about thirty years, ami will attend to all business
utrusted to his care, Ottice, corner Main ami Court
Dallas, Polk (Jo, Or.
J. N. H A R T
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Room 1, Oalitdd building.
o a B a o N .
D /t L . L A H ,
Dr. Darrin is located at the Corvall
A t t o r n e y a t 'L a w .
is Hotel until October 30, and jvill give
free ex h mi nation to all. 10 to 5 or 7
Office up stairs iu Campbell’ s build to 8 daily. The poor free and those
able to pay at the rate of $5 a week or
ing.
in that proportion of time the case
DALLAS
-
OREGON.
may require. All curable chronic dis
eases of men and women a speciality.
No case published except by per
mission of the patient. All business
N. L.BUTLER
relations with Dr. Darrin strictly con
Atto r n ey -at- Law
iidential. Electrical appliances fur
nished. One visit is desirable, though
DALLAS, OREGON.
Will practice iu all courts. Office, many cases can be treated by home
treatment by writing symptems. Eyes
over bank.
tested and glasses tiled.
WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST.
W . F . M USCOTT,
Rose B rou kin ............................ 7,444
Nora Robertsen........................... 6,8Lf>
Halhe Reynold*.......................... 1,012
Bessie Mnscott............................
31
Lillie Baxter ................................
381
TRUCKMAN.
D a lla s : O r e g o n
A lair share of patronage solicited Rena H ope.............
.od all o-ders promptly tilled.
Augusta Miller. . .
Pauline Nesmith.
Mis. Dennis..........
Mrs Dunkleberger
Mrs Hopkius........
M OTOR T IM E T A B L E .
Leaves Independence for Monmouth and \irlie —
:30 a m
3:30 p m
Leaves lndependnce for
Monmouth and Dalla>—
1:10 a m
015 p m
Loaves Monmouth for Airlie —
.M kin
3;60 p m
Leave« Monmouth for Dallas—
1:20 a m
7:30 pm
Leaves Alrlie for Monmouth and Independence—
:0*J a in
5 p in
Le ives Dallas for Monmoul o an 1 Inue -endence—
:00 pm
7.30 o m.
R. C. CRAVEN
K.
P resiu eu t.
k
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C h am b erlain's Cough Remedy.
No one who is acquainted with its
good qualities can be surprised at the
great popularity of Chamb. rlain’s
Cough Remedy. It not only cures
cureb colds and grip etfectually and
permanently, but prevents these di
seases from lesulting iu Pneumonia.
It is also a certain cure for croup.
Whooping cough is not dangerous
wliou ttiis remedy is given. It con
tains uo opium or other harmful sub
stance and may be given as confident
ly to a baby as to an adult. It is also
pleasant to take. When all of these
facts are taken into consideration it is
not surprising that people in foreign
lands, as well as at home, esteem this
remedy very highly and very few are
willing to take any other after having
once used it. For sale by Wilson
Drug company.
w i i . i . i a . u h ,
4 a sh ler.
W. C. VASS a LL, a ssista n t Cashier
DALLAS
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li A A h
OP DALLAS, OK KG ON,
I'rausftcts a general banking ousi-
uess in all it8 brandies; buys and selte
exchange on principal points iu the
United ¡States; makes collections on all
points in the Pacific Northwest; loans
nouey and discounts paper at the best
ate«; allow interest on time deposits.
RAILWAY
W e are showing the best
assortment of buggies, driv
ing w agons and vehicles
of every sort that has ever
graced the floor of this old
reliable implement house,
T here are the very popu
lar cushion tired runa
bouts in all grades, the
hard rubber tired rigs, the
hacks, surreys, and deliv
ery wagons. Call and see
them.
General Manager.
S O U T H ER N P A C IFIC
T IM E T A B L E
CORVALLIS MAIL—DAILY
7:10 a m Lv............... Portland................ Ar 5:50 p m
19 40 a m Lv................ Derry................... Lv 2;ls pm
11:46 p m Ar........ .. -CotviilU............. Lv 1:20 p n;
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains cm
Oregon Central and Eastern rail rumi.
DALLA8 PASSENGER—DAILY, EX. SUNDAY
0« p in Lv............... Portland............... Ar 10:20 am
:20 p in Ar............... Dallas................. Lv 7:U0
YAMHILL DIVISION:
Passemrer ilt-pot foot of Jefferson street
AlKulE KKElGHi'-TftI WEEKLY
L«ave 7:40 a m .......Portland ____Arrive 3:32 pm
8:50 p m ........ , . . Dada»....... Arrive 820 a m
Arrive 5.06 pro ...... Airlie............ Leave 7 00 a m
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25g-257 Liberty street, Salem. Farm
machinery, vehicle*, automobile*, bi
cycles, sewing machine* and supplies.
i t - r i r v ,
P A IN T E R ,
L. N. WOODS, M. D.
House, sign ami ornamental, grain j
Physician and Surgeon,
if, kalsoming and paper hanging.
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R -I -P A -N -S Tabu lea
D octors find
A poor! prescription
For m ank in d
Wa 5 «art pa-'kage is encash for attia! occasion*.
bottle, 60 sent«, contains a tapplv for *
nTdrunrlsts r l Stem.
f A H ilru g g iMts.
f o i*
I____ LoW'H I. M ass.
the co u n ty co u rth o u s e . N e w Y o rk , in
w h ich he tells w h a t m en m u st d o if
th ey w ish to s u cce e d in p o litics . T h e
w h o le o f it m ig h t b e su m m e d u p in
tw o w o r d s , “ D o n ’ t d r in k ," b u t h is talk
w a s so fu ll o f in cid e n t an d Illu stra tio n
and w ith a l so s o u n d fr o m a b u sin e ss
s ta n d p o in t that w e q u o te a p a r t o f it
hi his o w n fo r c e fu l th o u g h u ot e le g a u l
la n g u a g e :
“ N o m a tte r h o w w e ll y o u lea rn to
p la y th e p o litica l ga m e, y o u
w on’t
m a k e a la stin ' s u c c e s s o f it i f y o u ’ re a
d r in k iu ’ m an . 1 n e v e r ta k e a d r o p o f
a n y k in d o f in t o x ic a t in ’ liq u o r. I a in ’ t
no fa n a tic. S o m e o f th e sa lo o n k e e p e rs
a re m y b est frie n d s . B u t as a m a tte r
o f b u s in e ss I le a v e w h is k y a n d b e e r
a n d th e rest o f th a t s tu ff alon e. I t ’s a
m a tte r o f b u sin e ss too. 1 ta k e f o r m y
lie u te n a n ts in m y d is trict m en w h o
d o n ’ t d rin k . I trie d th e o th e r k in d f o r
s e v e ra l y e a rs , b u t it d id n ’ t p a y . T h e y
co s t to o m u ch . F o r in sta n ce , l h a d a
y o u n g m an w h o w a s o n e o f th e b est
h u stlers in tow n. H e k n e w e v e r y m an
in th e d istrict, w a s p o p u la r e v e r y w h e r e
a n d co u ld in d u ce a h a lf d e a d m an to
c o m e to th e p o lls o n e le ctio n d a y . B u t
reg u la rly t w o w e e k s b e fo r e e le ctio n he
s ta rte d on a d ru n k , an d i had to h ire
t w o m en to g u a rd him d a y a n d n ig h t
a n d keep him s o b e r en o u g h to d o his
w o rk . T h a t c o s t n lot o f m o n e y , an d
1 d ro p p e d th e y o u n g m an a ft e r a w h ile .
" M a y b e y o u th in k I’ m u n p o p u la r
w ith th e sa lo o n k e e p e rs b e ca u s e I d o n ’ t
d rin k . Y o u ’ re w r o n g . T h e m o st s u c
ce s s fu l sa lo o n k e e p e rs d o n 't d rin k t h e m
s e lv e s. and they u n d e rsta n d th a t m y
te m p e r a n ce is a b u sin e ss p ro p o s itio n
like
th e ir
ow n .
A
d r in k iu '
m an
w o u ld n ’ t la st t w o w e e k s as le a d e r o f
T a m m a n y H a ll. N or ca n a m an m a n
a g e an u ssein b ly d is tr ic t lo n g i f he
d rin k s, l i e ’ s g o t to h a v e a c le a r h ea d
a ll th e tim e.
1 c o u ld n a m e ten m en
w h o in th e last fe w y e a rs lost th e ir
g r ip in th e ir d is tr ic ts b e ca u s e th ey b e
g a n d rin k iu '.
“ J u s t ta k e a s e x a m p le s ‘ B ig T im ’ a n d
‘ L ittle T im ’ S u lliv a n . T h e y 'r e k n o w n
a ll o v e r the c o u n t r y . ns the B o w e r y
uo- o f I»r Pierce’ * Favorite Prescription, aud
his Compound Extract o f Smart-Weed. I think
I>r Pierce s m edicines the best in the w orld .’
Dallas, Oregon.
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S IB L E Y
a. c. k . xi *.
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T h t b i s t k n o w n gnide to married ltappi-
ties* is to hold ttie husband as j’ ou w on the
lover—by ckecrfulnex* o f disposition, pa
tience and iL-rpi.ig your youthful loocs.
O f co u ’- v a great m any w om en are handi-
canned ¡» y tho*«r ill* to which w om en are
heir
The constantly recurring troubles
which afR>t her are apt to cause a .-»our
disposition, netvousness and a beclouded
mind.
I): R.V. Pierce, the specialist in w om an’s
disease* o f Buffalo, N. Y ., after a long ex-
peri. nee in treating such diseases, found
that certain roots and herbs matte into
a liquid extract, w ould help the m ajority
o f cases. This ie called Dr. P ierce’ s Fa
vorite Ptescripti.rfi. Thousands o f w om en
have testified t‘ * its merits, and it is put
up iu shape to be easily procured and
is sold b y all m edicine dealers. T his is
a potent tonic f.,r the w om anly system.
So m uch faith has Dr. Pierce in its merit*
that he niter* |$oo reward for any case o f
Lencorrhea, Fem ale Weakness, Prolapsus,
or Failin'? o f W om b, which he cannot
cure. A ll he asks is a fair and reasonable
trial o f hia means o f enre.
Mr*. T D«»lan. o f Madrid, Perkin* Co., Nebr.,
writes : ” 1 was cured o f painful period* by the
tC A K IN ,
A t t o r n e y a - o t - 1 .n w .
Ws havs ths only let of abstract books in Polk
ounty. Rsliable abstracts fnrui»h«>d. and in»n«y to
*a . No coimuiasion ch«r*«d on ! o *.< n . Rooms 2
td j H ite s ’* block, Dallas
"F avorite Prescription" m akes weak
woinL-n strong, sick wom en well. A ccent
no substitute for the m edicine w hich work*
w onder« for wenk women.
Dr. Pierce’s Com m on Sense M edical A d .
▼iser is sent free on icce ip t o f «tamps »o
pay expense o f m ailing only.
Send n
o n e -c e n t «tamps for the paper - covered
b ook , or j i «tamps fo r the cloth -bonnd
volum e.
Address Dr. R. V . Pierce, 663
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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le a d e rs, a u d th e re 's u o tn in duc saiu ou s
o n tl»e B o w e r y ; p e o p le m ig h t th in k
th a t th e y a re hard d rin k e r s. T h e fa c t
is t h a t n e ith e r o f them h a s e v e r to u ch
e d a d r o p o f liq u o r in h is life o r e v e n
s m o k e d a cig a r .
“ L o o k a t all th e T a m m a n y h eads o f
c ity d e p a rtm e n ts . T h e r e ’ s u o t u real
d r in k iu ’ m nu in th e lot, a lth o u gh
th e re ’ s a s a lo o n k e e p e r o r t w o . Oh, yes,
th e re a re s o m e p r o m in e n t m en in the
o r g a n iz a tio n w h o d rin k h a rd s o m e
tim es. b u t th ey s u it th e m e n w h o h a ve
pow er.
T h e y ’ re
o rn a m e n ts ,
fa n cy
sp e a k e rs a n d all th a t, w h o m ak e a hue
s h o w b e h in d th e f o o t lig h t s , b u t a iu ’ t in
It w h e n it c o m e s t o d ir e c t in ' th e city
g o v e r n m e n t u n d th e T a m m a n y o rg a n i
z a tio n .”
M r. P lu n k ltt clo s e d Ids a d d re ss a fte r
n a m in g th e s o ft d r in k s o rd e re d by the
T a m m a n y len d ers th e n ight b e fo re
M a y o r X a n W y c k w a s d e c la r e d elected
by s a y in g :
“ B e fo r e m id n ig h t w e w e r e nil in bed,
an d n e x t in o ru iu ' w e w e r e up b righ t
ariB e a rly a tte n d in ’ to b u sin e ss, w h ile
th e o t h e r m en w e r e n u rsin ' sw e lle d
h ead s.
Is th e re a n y t h in g w r e h g w ith
t e m p e r a n ce as a b u s in e ss p r o p o s itio n ? ’ ’
t > t ’ y h
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ONE OF TH E GREAT MEN OF THE
ENGLAND OF TODAY.
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" I bad a very bad cough for three years.
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Th e n I tried A y e r’s C h e rry Pectoral. M yso re
lungs were soon healed and m y cough dropped
RIGS
TIME TABLE:
1 20 p m 7:30 a in lv Dallas
ar,4:36 p in 9.56 am
1:80 p m.7:4fl a in lv'Teats Si< 1 imcar; 4 r 20 p ni|9:39 am
1:39 p m 7:49 a in:lv’ Gilliams
ar1-»:!? p m 9:.'{0 am
l:46pm|7:Lr in iv'Hridtfeport ar 4:10 p mli’ .lo am
1:55 p m[^; 0 .r) a ujar Fall» City lv| 4:00 p in j J;20 am
Daily except Lunday.
‘ Trains stop on signal» only.
t
C h erry
Pectoral
HOW TO HOLD A HUSBAND.
SiLEM. FILLS CITI S WESTERN
A .
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral over
60 years ago. They use it
today more than ever. They
Albany, Or.
Dr. Darrin— Dear Kir: Your elecri-
calami other treatment of my ear ha-
Ayer it P.ll at bedtime Insures
heeii entirely successful. I have beet, a One n-jrutnl
nctlew next mornlnrj.
for a number of yeais past trouble
with a roaring in one of my ears, and
I was gradually losing my hearing
from some cause. My bearing had be DRINK AND POLITICS
come so impaired that it was vi ry dili
cult for me to hear any person talking AN UNUSUAL TEMPERANCE LECTURE
in an oidiuary conversational tone oi
BY A TAMMANY SENATOR.
voice. A short time ago I commen
ced taking treatment from you for
i! e roaring in my head and deafness. G e o r g e W . I H u n k h t H ajn No D r in k «
l o g M ail C an .M ake u L a stiu ir S u c-
The roaring in my head has entirely
c e s s In t h e P o l i t i c a l G a m e—T e e t o -
ceased and my hearing has reuirned
t a lis in un u UuKlueaa l 'r u p o s l t i u n .
so that I can hear as we 1 as 1 evei
could. You are at liberty to refer any
T h e B o sto n T r a n s c r ip t re p o rts a
one to me or publish tills left* r. Very ra th e r u n u su al te m p e r a n ce le ctu re g iv
respectfully,
J. J. Whitney.
en b y S e n a to r G e o r g e W . l'lu n k itt iu
Di. Darrin*« Place of Business.
0 3 C A R H A Y T E ft.
THE BIG STORE
Ayers
rely upon It for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They will tell you how it
heals inflamed lungs.
NO. 44.
14. 1904
ELLIS & KE YT
D A LLA S , O R EO .
80 that the dividends have!
gone in the main to the original brew-
ers, who had already received a heavy
T H E LIFE O F THE WORLD.
purchase price on their undertaking. T r a d i t io n s T h a t It W i l l L a s t h a t * l a
T h o u sa n d Y ears,
Aud it is these brewers that hold the
licenses of most of the public houses of
There ts a general and widespread
n o tio n , which the curions Investigator
England.
III h H o ld o n t h e N a tio n S h o w n l a
The "free" house of the old type— will find scattered throughout both
j , P o l i t i c * u n d In t h e P o l i c e C o a r t. that is, o f prerailway days — when m e d ia e v a l and modern literature, that
W iiu t t h e “ C o n s o li d a t i o n o f l u t e r -
"mine host" smilingly dispensed hos th e w o r ld w ill last 0,000 years from
e*uu” H um D o n e F o r liiiu .
pitalities to the hungry coach folk as th e d a te o f Its creation. An inscrip
they
came past—“ mine host" who was tion In o n e o f Mnrtin Luther’ s books
I “ M r. B u n g, th e b r e w e r ," is a familiar
p e rs o n a g e to th e E n g lis h m an a n d wo- his own master and took pride In his rea d s as fo llo w s ; "Elijah, the prophet,
"house," a pleasant aud often useful said th a t th e world had existed 2,000
I u.un fro m y o u th u p w a r d , says an Eng-
figure in every village, a friend o f the y e a rs before the law was given (rtom
1 Ji.sii co r re sp o n d e n t o f th e N e w York parson and the squire—that character A d a m to Moses), would exist 2,000
; E v e n in g P o s t. H e is o n e o f th e lead- | has almost disappeared from Engluud. y e a rs under the Mosaic law (from
| in g p e rs o n a g e s in a w e ll k n o w n c h ild 's | The brewer aud the brewing com Moses to Christ) and 2,000 years under
j g a m e o f ca rd s , as is “ Mr. B ones, the pany half froze him out and then th e C h ris tia n dispensation, and then
b u tc h e r ." A n d w h e n th e E n glish b o y
bought him out, aud in his place is u it w o u ld be burned.’’.
am i g irl re a ch m a n h o o d and w o m a n paid manager, tied hand and foot to
Iu th e E tru rtn n account o f the crea
h ood Mr. B u n g , th e b re w e r, still p u r these brewers and distillers, whose tio n (by Buldas) 1 find a similar tra
su es them . He ra n k s vvitb th e p a rso n salaried servant he is.
d itio n : "The Creator spent 6,000 years
and th e n o n c o n fo r m is t, th e la n d lo rd
"It Is notorious," suid Sir William in cr e a tio n , and 0,000 more ere allotted
and :b e tra d e u n io n ist as o n e of th e Harcourt, when chancellor of the ex to th e e a rth .”
g r e a t fo r c e s In E n g lis h p u b lic life .
chequer in 1894, "that this trade is
In th e b la c k letter edition o f Eoxe’s
As th ou g h the in d en tu red Chinaman falling more and more into fewer " A c t s nnd Monuments" there is a
an d
th e “ c o n s c ie n c e to r t u r e d " fre e hands, with greater cnpltul aud im w h o le s e rm o u given, with the 0,000
ch u rch m a n had u o t brought trouble proved methods o f economical manu y e a r lim it o f the earth’s duration as a
en o u g h to th e Balfour ministry, Mr. facture, which leave a larger margin
text.
(S ee above work, edition of
B u n g , the brewer, is also on their o f profit than was attainable by the
1032.)
tru ck. H e is being sorely pressed by smaller brewers." It was falling then;
Borne writers contend that the "six
W h a t W ltia L r W i l l D o.
days” referred to in Holy Writ really
T h e t o w n o f Y a u d e r b ilt. M ich ., w h ich re fo r m in g magistrates. These magis It has fully fallen now, and Mr. Bung
m enu 0.000 years, and that the "sev
w u s in c o r p o r a te d in l& W , b e g a n w ith tra tes h a v e had the audacity to re Is a political power which no ministry
enth day" Is a type of the coming mil
o n e s a lo o p . It now’ h a s th ree. S everal fu s e all n ew licenses for the sule of likes to offend.
"It has been my 111 fortune to spend le n n iu m . or "Sabbath o f a thousand
tr a g e d ie s h a v e o c c u r r e d a s a r e s u lt intoxicating liquors. They have also
y e a r s .”
The psalmist soys. "Eor a
O n e m an ha d th e s a lo o u is tn a rrested. raised all manner of objections to the a week at Clerkenwell — a criminal
thousand years are in thy sight t s yes
T h e y p le a d e d g u ilty a n d w e r e fined $S0. transfer of licenses from one brewer’s court In the heart o f one o f London's
terday.’’ (Psalm xc, 4. Ree also II
T h is m a d e th e m a n g r y , a n d they took n o m in e e to another, and they have most crowded industrial centers—and
re v e n g e b y a s s a u ltin g n o t o n ly th e even had the crowning Impudence to once again has the truth come home to
Peter til, 8.)—St. Louis Republic.
m an w h o h a d s e cu re d th e ir a rrest, b u t cut down the number of licensed liquor me that ‘drink’ is still the curse o f Eng
h is w i f e also.
F o r th is th ey w e re j h o u se s where they thought they ex land, as it is also of Scotland. It fills
W h e r e tlv> Yloa<ln A r e Geo«!»
a g a in a rre s te d , b u t t b o p ro s e cu tin g a t ce e d e d the needs of the locality. In | the Jails and workhouses aud is as
G o o d roail* m ak e a country co »*<•
to rn e y . o n e x -s t.lo o n k e e p e r, d ism isse d anguish of spirit Mr. Bung bus rush- | powerful a recruiting sergeant as ever m u u ity m ore sociable.
They bring
th e ca s e . T h e y n e x t d y n a m ite d the od to his friends in power, but the j it was for tlio classes o f the indigent i e a ch fa r m e r li* closer contact. He <lot*
Men, women and j n ot m in d hitc h in g up to ill* team at
h o m e o f th e v illa g e m a r sh a l. T h is tim e magistrates have demonstrated that j nud the criminal.
J o h n G r a y w a s s e n te n ce d fo r seven they mean to have something to say boys. Into the dock they marched 1 e v e n tid e a n d q r iv in g with bis family
y e a rs ,
w h ile
u
m an
ca lle d
“ B ed i about auy curtailment of their powers, charged with wounding tmd steiiling j to visit a n e ig h b o r, knowing that tie
G e o r g e ," w h o w a s h ire d t o help him , j ami so measures for the relief o f Mr. nnd worse crimes, and In four oases ! roa d s a re p a s s a b le and there is no da^i-
Bung have been postponed. His ease, out of five it cropped up In the evidence g e r o f ru n n in g off a bridge or Into a
r e c e iv e d fiv e y e a rs .
lie is lolil. is under consideration by that they had 'had a drop' or were ‘In I d e e p p o o l o f a»ud. children enn to
the cabiuet, and he does not like the drink.*
se n t to school as the road* keep m
W h en H r lln r e G ood R oads.
message. What he will do about It re-
"Nobody seemed surprised; It was I g o o d s h a p e all winter. The rural mall
As an Jltattration o f what may he mains to be seen.
| too old a tale, and awny they went to | cu rrie r is n e \ w late. They get their
expected when we have good roads tins
He is certainly well pleased with serve their three or six or nine or more m o rn in g p a p er* at the same time every
Incident Is Interesting. A fanner near himself, is Mr. llung. Said the Lleens- months In Jail.
Magistrates and d a y , a n d no v.eather 1* ever *o bad
Hartford, Mkh., having baled hay to tng World, hia favorite organ. In the | judges nnd social Investigators have th a t the fanner cannot hitch up to a
deliver, loi'ted four wagons with two c o u r s e of a recent editorial; "Never | repented the tale tim eou t o f memory, o n e h o rse wagon and drive to the vil
tons each, made the wagons np into n was our premier Industry more flour- j hut that potent thing, •polities.' Is In- la ge. T h e s e privileges are much totha
train, hitched on the farm engine ana lshing. never was the trade such a j volvod. and the wheels of parllnmcu- co u n try m a n , who ha* In former year«
drew ths satire load to town at on* power iu the land as it Is at the pres- tary reform move with aggravating been fo r c e d to srade and drive through
time.
cnt day. It la uot too much to say that j slowness. But Inasmuch as they must m u d to re a ch town or a neighbor’*
the prosperity o f the liquor Industry Is ! move again before long. It may he well hou se.
Industry keeps the body healthy, the Inseparable from that of ths nation It-1 to see what kind o f grip Mr. Hung tbo
mind clear, the heart whole and ths self. > The one advunces In sympathy i brewer, has upon Kngliah life."
with the other, and while this lasts
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purse full.— WImmons.
there Is n o more prospect o f national | I n 1 1 (Ml state» Indicia Llonar Men.
MARKET REPORT.
d e c a y than there Is o f the substitution | six in d ictm e n ts w e r e retu rn ed re-
of a republic for our time honored and eon.'ly by th e fe d e ra l grand Jury of
REPORTED W EE KL Y BY
The first uniiormed body of rural
f ruil.v established monarchy.”
Could j Wlcblta. Kan . against wholesale liquor
L O I O H A R Y * ELLIS
free delivery np.ll carriers In the eouu
•
p en make o u t a more magnificent cer- j d e a le r s o f K a n s a s C ity an d K e n tu ck y
j
Wheat, per bushel, 80c.
tU lcnte o f character and power?
j w h o have hern using th e express com- try started out from the Manchester
Bran, per ton $20
A n d w ell m a y Mr. Hung be so j panics an their a g e n ts an d have thus (N. H.) post.'fflce recently. Postmaster
Bhorte, per ton, $23.
pleased with himself. The Dally News j succeeded In v io la tin g the prohibitory Clough obtained permission from tb«
authorities at Washington to uniform
Oats, per bushel, 40 cts.
has been gathering together some |nw.
them. There a-e nine regular carriers
Flour, per barrel,$4 (X).
striking facts about him. aud It finds ,
;
and one substitute. Mrs. W. L. Rhodes,
Flouj;, per sack, $1 05.
that up on turning their businesses Into !
« o l d e n W e l d lo w In J n ll.
Corn meal, $2 50 per rwt.
limited liability companies In recent i An aged couple. William nnd Hanna who will also »-ear a dress of cadet
R ural Delivery Note*
potatoes, per bushel, 90 eta.
Butter, per pound 25ct*.
Lard,per pound, 12$ cts.
Bacon,sides,per pound, 15 cts.
Hams, per pound, id cts.
Shoulder*, per pound,9(»11 cte.
Egg* ,pei dozen, 25 etc.
Chicken«, per dozen f3<3t.r>
DriedfruiU.perpound,3@10 cle.
Beets, per pound,q cents
Turnips, per pound, 14 cts.
Cftblntge,per pound. I f cts.
Onions, per pound, Sets.
Beans, per pound,4(i5 cents.
Corn mesl, per pound,3 cts
Hs j , per ton, $8*412
years ¿IT brewing firms received 325T>.-1 Gore of Cleveland. O., were recently
UUU.UU0 ns purchase price. They re- | arrested for drunkenness, they cele-
ceived it from the public, o f course. | brnted their golden -Wedding next day
dud so did a double deal. They filled in Jail,
their own pockets and. as they hoped, ,
I immensely widened the area o f Influ- j
Th- *>"veev o f B m
I once opimsed to legislation against the
The slavery of the run, pew
I.
restriction o f liquor.
! «renter tyrant to depose thsn African
The aggregate capital o f English | slavery .-A brah am Lincoln,
brewery companies reaches the stupell- |
i ,lous sum o f ♦l.oifi.ooo.two, ami the an- |
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1 nuul profit Is gTa.i/XI.IWO. But It np- j ijig » Rnlknl. the “ holy sen.” I*, ex
penrs that out of BOO brewery and ills- j
victoria Nyanxn In Africa, ths
tlllery companies not more than 120 )anrnll
(„ t|ie eastern hemisphere
hx.ve. offered their ordinary shares to i
g(ioo feet deep.
gray with black trimmings.
New Hampshire has hut a few more
than 100 carriers pnss over its high
ways, but they hiimlle nearly 4.500.000
letters nnd other pieces of mall In the
course of a yevr In tbelr rounds — a
dally average of 135 pieces to sacb car
rier.
There are now 1JU rural free de
livery routes in Iowa.
The secret of success In cattle rais
ing. according to an Illinois cattleman,
la plenty erf pasture—more than you
need, so you won’t paatnrc It to dost»
tn July and August