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W A SH IN G T O N
NGRSS
COUNTY
HATCHET
W o o l |ii)|)uritle*.
them there, Chinese are again em-
T il« C hxm rlns Type o f W om an hood .
FIELD. FARM, GARDEN The more effectual removal of irnpn- WONDER OF DOCTORS.
ployed
ou
the
railroad
section
at
Ken-
ty-puiti]
Dr. Nellie V. Mark read before the
.uewick.
Ities from wool is. it it* claimed, made
aluuimc reunion of Lutherville semina­
practicable by means of a recent inven­ EDGAR P R ATT, TH O U G H OSSIFIED, ry a witty and able paper upon “ Th*
The Adams County Immigraiton As­
— The i IN T E R E S T IN G N E W S N O T E S F R O M sociation has been oragnized amid U S E F U L IN F O R M A T IO N C O N C E R N - tion bv M. Dolarue of Roubaix, France.
tilling mg Type of Womanhood.” Sho
WAS A P O W ER FUL PREACHER.
According to this, the wool sliver is fed
ranch entnusiasui.
W. K. Kennedy
^ K
M
V A R IO U S P L A C E S .
ING F A R M W O R K .
said:
' U.
by feed rollers in between a pair of cyl­
was elected president.
“ When we look back and think of the
be U h l
Only
C
om
p
letely
OaMifled
M
an
on
Record.
inder
brushes,
and
from
them
it
is
re­
The health authorities at Spokane
wonderful progress women have made
moved
by
a
rapidly
revolving
comb,
in
Said
to
H
ave
Converted
T
h
ou*ands—
M
u­
Nort li
are making war ou dairymen suspected P r e p a r i n g S t r a w b e r r i e s f*>r F r u i t i n g -
in science, literature aud art, in all the
contact with which there is a more rap­
seum <)tiers A l l Refuned— N ow H i* Grave
Three promi­
o f M o n T h i n G w o r a l Kitor* of selling impure milk.
professions ami in all avenues of work;
T i i e C a r e o f * i « u s in C o l d i V e a l l i e r —
idly
revolving
cylindrical
brush
with
a
H as Been R obbed.
when we see the large numbers of wom­
•Ifef l>«velo|)in«iit ami Frogr**** in nent dealers have been arrested.
Tiie
Jbuuriuon« O u t p u t
of
Bogus
tapered casing, having an opening
en’s clubs aud associations that are
Auditor Schooley, of Lewis county,
Mil Industrie* - Orejon,
K u t t e r —M i s c e l l a n e o u s .
The item appearing in the daily pa
through which part cf the periphery of
springing up all over the country, and
has determined not to draw any more
pers
narrating
how
tire
grave
of
Edgar
the
comb
projects
so
as
to
meet
the
Buildiugs to cost $1)1,000 are under warrants against the couuty general
Fine berries aud large crops depend
wit la woman suffrage coming on apace,
Pratt,
well
known
as
the
ossified
man,
brush.
Now,
by
the
current
of
air
caused
KJ in i'urtliil
or road and bridge fund until the oouu- so much upon the treatment tne plants by the rapid revolution of tlie brush, bad been robbed receutly caused consid­ we are fain to stop und ask, 'Where are
plows have begun work in ly ’s indebtedness is within the legal receive the spring of fruiting that no
i we at ?' aud are reminded of the story
one can attorci to neglect tbein then, the wool stripped by it off the comb is erable excitement in the vicinity where of a gentleman who, entering a depot,
■ IR puuty
timit.
Edgar
Pratt
was
lsiru,
edurated,
learned
projected
toward
the
small
end
of
the
says a correspondent of the Farmer's
met uu expressman coming ont with a
. .„g t Plowing was general in Sherman
An effort w ill be made by Port
Voice. Where the soil is free from casing, where it is caught by a pair of his trade, transacted business aud where dog under his arm. The gentleman ask­
8. s »uuty ii.-t week,
Blakeley stevedores to float the British
bis
widow
and
her
mother
at
present
hollow
wire
gauze
cylinders,
and
by
a. •
j k n .. I weed seed the matter is vastly simuli-
ed, ‘ Where is that dog going?’ The ex­
...
.
,
„ . J
reqiui Empin City is in line with an 8 ship Kilbrauuau, now aground at Port « ,
these delivered to a pair of feed rollers, reside.
pressman savagely replied, ‘ You don’t
Wtl.im
P,,.' Townsend.
.... : ..... 1
Ile<i- llu[ s“ oh Süil la uut always to be to be again subjected to the action of a
Wilson, near Port
Edgar
Pratt
was
a
son
of
William
rican cj )’clo o * n r fe w ordinance,
had; aud the richer the soil the more
know where he’s going, he don’t know
Pratt,
a
well
known
farmer,
who
for
cylindrical
comb
and
brush.
Under
tiie
Snow fell to the depth of seventeen apt it is to be infested with weeds.
way (oj A Arshtteld factory turned out
where he’s going, I don’t know where
many
years
resided
ou
u
farm
which
he
operation
of
this
arrangement
tiie
wire
»d the >,000 apple boxes for the neighboring inches in two hours at Martin, in Kit­ Subdue the weeds by running shallow
he’s going, nobody knows— he’s ate his
owned
on
tiie
town
line
road
between
gauze
cylinders,
feed
rollers
and
combs
titas couuty, last Saturday, making cultivator down middles as early in
®d the; armera this season,
tag. ’ And so it is with women. They
Williamson aud Ontario, south of the
ment. The fcuagboat is at work on the bar ten feet now ou the ground there.
spring as practicable. Scrape around aud the brushes and their casings are
seem to have eaten their tags and fonnd
Ridge road, so called. The family is
repeated
eight
or
ten
times
in
the
ma­
_The n the fiver at Junction City, blasting
The shingle men of the state, says aud between plants with small, well- chine with due regularity, the woo) one of the oldest in Wayne county, N. Y. it a very comfortable bite. Aud while
we may not know whore they are drift­
s ;. mt and deepening the channel,
the Post-Intelligencer, aro holding sharpened weeding hoes, which will passing in succession through them all
The ossified man was born in the
s bill e The lity council of Albany estimates well together in their determination remove all weeds and not cut deep and is relieved, of course, of its various town of Williamson, N. Y. ; was edu­ ing we have faith that whatever they
do in their womanly way w ill bo for the
to resume work until about enough to injure routs. Then apply impurities.— New York Sun.
uits a hat if w ill cost $14,800 to run that not
cated ut tiie public schools in that v il­
guild of humanity and the perfecting of
over rows, plants aud all, about 500
nt to ity thi year, and the resources are March 1.
lage aud completed his education in So-
their sex. ’ ’
K new the True N orw egian Flavor.
>ublic stiniafed at $15,850.
Seattle has offered Magnolia bluffs pounds an acre ut highly soluble com­
dus academy. He.was a well formed
My daughter, who plays a great deal, young man, bright aud fine looking. He
everal The town council of Florence has to the federal government as a site for mercial fertilizer rich in potash; stable
T h « T ip o f th « H at.
manure, and uubleacUed wood ashes, if has devoted most of her time to the tier
went to Sodns, N. Y ., about 1878 and
ud alio oted an appropriation to build a Uuat- an army post, with an offer of reduced
And now it may not come amiss to
to
be
had
in
sufficient
quantities
man
composers.
I
suggested
that
she
try
rates
for
oity
water
aud
transportation
i ait ug whn
for the accommodation of
went to work for Charles Delano, learn­
are excellent.
Ten good toads of something by a Norwegian composer by ing the trade of carriage trimming. He discuss the new tip to the hat. The Eng­
ou the electric road.
of the he maritime community.
manure and fifty bushels of asbes an way of variety. She got tlrieg’s “ Wed­ was not religiously inclined, in which lish taught last winter that the correct
The supreme court has decided that a sore will do, scatteerd over and around
position was to wear one’s hat on the
1 k**n There Will no doubt be several head
uus ...^ gheep for sale in Grant county this boom company cannot oompel loggers the plants; the ashes on top as they ding March. ” Our two housemaids are respect he differed very materially from back of one’s head. So far did the advo­
"^Hfering. Sheepmen are all in hopes of along the river in which is the com­ hasten the action of the manure. Re­ of Norwegian extraction, but were both his parents and other members of the cates of this reform go that the English
1 “tn'iotiring a slightly advanced price for pany’ s boom to boom their logs aud member that almost anything can be born aud raised in this country. Pre­ Pratt family. While the young man bath bnu was called into play to support
sumably neither of them had ever heard was working at his trade his father sold
pay the oeompany the boomage.
'U'’"Coheir B eep this season.
safely scattered over aud ou straw­ this air or knew anything about the the farm, and with the family removed the chapeau. Whether we w ill be Eng­
lish or French is now the question. Our
The jam on the Colville river near berry plants while in dormant state—
An ¡important strike was made in
man who composed it. Neither had ever to Douglass, Butler county, Kan., the
he nppt r tunnel of the North Pole Spriugheld, is to be removed. This while not growing. Should the ap­ made any remarks about my daughter's son, Edgar, accompanying them. The Gallic sisters have decided to run coun­
nine at Bourne recently. A body of w ill give better transportation facilities plication be unavoidably delayed till playing and showed no special interest latter secured a position as stage driver. ter to thoir friends across the channel
re about eight feet in width of high to settlers ou at least 1,000 acres of the growth begins, it should be applied in it, but the other morning the second Through exposure on the stage route be and insist upon the new tip, which is
best laud in the Colville valley.
1(,<;rt ;rade Was encountered.
just before u rain, which w ill wash it girl said to my daughter, “ Ida likes contracted rheumatism, which eventu­ decidedly over tho eyes. True, the Brit­
ade.
off the leaves into the ground; or it that piece you played last night.” She ally compelled his abaudoning that vo­ ish girls wear very small headgear— the
Judge
Arthur,
of
Spokane,
has
de­
A gravel train of nineteen cars is
can
be scattered around and between was asked to what piece she referred and cation. His condition became critical. Dutch bonnet, as an instance— while the
cided
that
the
collections
on
the
tax-
e iow wbrking between Merlin and Ash-
the
plants.
Where the soil is not so replied, “ That new one.” My daughter He recovered from his illness and short­ French cling with wise pertinacity to
roll
for
any
year
are
properly
usable
and, filling in ili'inosaiOB* with de-
infested
with
weeds as to need much began to play the Norwegian wedding ly afterward removed to Sodns, where those picture liuts that become the ma­
for
the
current
expenses
of
that
year,
' ‘ om po«
granite obtained from the
jority of faces. This hut to the Parisian
without regard to former indebtedness. scraping, the manure and ashes are march, and she said: “ That’s the one lie opened up a carriage trimming estab­
i*utl uts mirth of Grant’s Pass.
mondaiue is not properly placed unless
i baa a
The agent of the bureau of associated lest applied late the previous fall. If Ida thinks that is the prettiest thing she lishment in the Mills building on Ma­ it goes far over the eyes, hiding every
dm»« ^ or$ ou the ladies' hall of the East-
, n W 'g " ii state normal school at charities at Seattle tells some strange weeds appear after tne fertilizer is ever heard yon play.” Chopin, Bee­ ple street. Rheumatism returned, and lie trace of “ bang;” bnt, then, the French­
Iraz Veston will be begun in a short time, stories of families living in dire desti­ applied they must be dug out, or re­ thoven, Mozart and all the rest had ap­ was soon prostrated with his old nil- woman is no longer wearing a forehead
nd it lis expected that the building tution in that city who are well con­ moved by hand, so us not to draw the parently all gone clear over Ida’s head, meut. Medical science was invoked, but curl— she is pompadonriug her hair.
nected aud have relatives in the oity fertilizer or manure from the plants. but the moment she heard a composition nothing could be done. At length, being Probably with a bit of wisdom she chose
gill be completed by June 1.
The weeds well overcome apply mulch­ containing the true Norwegian Davor in destitute circumstances, his brother,
worth $100,000.
this style for the summer because she
lay uni A La ' iraude man has discovered an
ing. It is best to scatter it over and she recognized it iustiuetively.—Chica­ Daniel Pratt, came from Kansas and has recognized the impossibility of keep­
Arrangements are being made where­
Hengeni0us device for clearing the side-
let
the
plants
grow
up
through
it.
go
Tribune.
took
Ed:
r
out
west
with
him.
Shortly
ing one’s liair in good order during tbe
I 5 0 , valk of snow. It is simply a lawn- by water w ill be taken from the Snake The berries then form above the mulch
after li: . ossification began to set in, heated season.—Chicago Inter Oceun.
Pure Philanthropy.
H.aowerl with a box attached behind to river to irrigate 1,000 acres of Frank­ aud keep perfectly clean. Pine needles
aud
tiie
patient
suffered
untold
agony.
for ¡atoh the snow—and it is said to work lin couuty land. It is expected that (ten loads an acre) are best. But any
“ It is a mystery to me,” , observed
An exhorter went to Douglass, which
A W o m a n '* Benefaction* by W i ll .
the canal w ill be completed in time for
bond 0 perfection.
Mr. Speedway, “ why a lot of fools will was then comparatively destitute of re­
straw
cr
hay
chopped
small
enough
not
the
ground
to
be
seeded
in
the
spring.
The w ill of Mrs. Mary B. Turner,
break
their
necks
running
to
a
lire,
two
y. L The B.uidon school district has voted
to blow off w ill answer. With plenty
ligions iufiueuces, aud Pratt became
late of Randolph, widow of Royal W.
Prepuiutious are being made to estab­ of manure no mulch is needed. Take miles away” —
ion ca. levy of six mills for the purpose of
converted. He joined the Methodist
Turner, filed in the Norfolk registry at
Buy— Fire! Fire! Fiyur!
I men; laying! the indebtedness of the district, lish a cold storage and meat-packing the advice of an old grower of straw­
Episcopal church aud soon became one
Mr. Speedway — Wh—wli—wbnh— of the warmest supporters of that de­ Dedham, contains the following publio
oicat is expected that the amount of the plant in Walla Walla. The total oost berries: Keep your fields clean, ma­
bequests: Home For Aged Couples, Bos­
ghttievy w ill clear the district of all debt, of laud, machinery and buildings w ill nure them well, aud, unless your vari­ where is it, boy? Quick! Where is it?
nomination. Ossification by that time
ton, $3,000; Seamen’s Friend society,
(Flies.)
tabltxoept ¡tin' $3,000 of bonds issued for be abont $30,000. It is expected that eties are worthless, you w ill not fail of
had become so advanced that the man Boston, $3,000; Home For Little Wan­
Mrs. Speedway— Oh, John, you’re not was taken before a board of medical ex­
an average of 250 hogs a day will be your reward.
li. he new school house,
derers, Boston, $3,000; Kindergarten
going to run to that—
perts in New York city. The case had
ed a The bity council of Ashland has a slaughtered.
B o g u s B u tte r .
(John vanishes in distance. Two battled the skill of all western phy­ For tho Blind, Boston, $5,000; Central
The
opposition
looking
to
the
redac­
- ase against an agent of a sewing ma-
The produce exchange of Chicago hours later he returns, blowing like a sicians who had been consulted. The Cemetery association, Randolph, $1,-
ido» hine Ampauy for violating a city or- tion of the price of salmon has culmin­
000; parsonage fund of the first parish,
gives
tne following figures on bogus porpoise.)
ated
in
the
Colombia
River
Fisher­
New York surgeons pronounced the case
dOOi inane# regulating i>eddliug. The rna-
Mrs. Speedway—What in the world a most marvelous one in the annals of Randolph, $3,000; Home For Aged
butter: In 1894, in the United States,
men's
Protective
Union
addressing
a
hine .Bompany w ill probably make a
Men, Boston, $2,000; Home For Aged
letter to the seiners along the river, and there were manufactured 70,000,000 did you mean by running after the en­ medical jurisprudence.
ist of the matter.
Women, Boston, $2,000; New England
gines,
you
old
fool?
pounds
of
oleomargarine,
equal
to
the
also up-river fishermen, asking them
An offer of $1,000 per year dnring
■The Within i radius of forty miles around to combine to resist any attempt at product of 500,000 cows, of which in
Mr. Speedway— You (whew!) know life and $5,000 to the widow at his Hospital For Women and Children, Bos­
ly to 'rant’ s Pass there is said to be in reducing the price of raw fish.
Illinois there were made about 60,000,- how it (puff!) is. There’s always a death, provided Pratt would contract to ton, $5,000; Massachusetts Charitable
Eye and Ear infirmary, Boston, $2,000;
iatiot peration fully 100 giant hydraulic
000 pounds, equal to the product of (phew!) lot of fools at a fire—
have his body delivered to the New
The Whatcom couuty shingle output
Massachusetts General hospital, Boston,
passe lants, which speak well for the won-
Mrs. Speedway— No doubt of it.
450,000 cows. During the above per­
York medical experts at his death, was
for
1895
was
438,900,000,
of
an
esti­
gent erful , richness of placer deposits of
“ And (w hoof!) if some level headed spurned, Pratt alleging that his condi­ to be used in providing free lied«, $5,-
iod the agricultural producer for the
mated
value
of
$488,500.
There
are
the hat portion of the state.
raw material entering into a pound of man wasn’t there to advise them there d tion was due to an act of Providence. 000; the Bethesda society, 82 Rutland
forty-five mills in the county, employ­
be some of ’em killed! See?” —Cleve­ He claimed that he was suffering a just street, Boston, $2,000. All the residue
8 10 Forty-nine people joined the First ing on an average 947 men in various I butter received 16 cents, while under
of her estate, after paying the above”*
punishment for not improving his tal­
'resbyttriau church at Brownsville re- capacities, and disbursing $360,282 for the same conditions for the raw ma­ land Plain Dealer.
and certain private bequests, goes in
ents
while
young
and
before
being
af­
■utly as the result of revival work. labor. In addition the lumber mills terial entering into a pound of oleo­
C arrying O ut H uxley’* Order.
equnl shares fo the Massachusetts hos­
flicted with disease. His exhortations
* “*iiaoof the converts is Orville Mont­ paid $105,000 for labor, making a total margarine he received three cents.
pital, Home For Aged Couples, Home
Professor Huxley used to tell excellent
g o m e r y , a brother of the recently of $471,252 by the lumer industry, from This difference represents a loss of 13 stories. One of the best, I remember, became so pronounced that his religions For Aged Men, Home For Aged Women
cents ou every pound of oleomargarine
admirers
built
a
wagon,
in
which
he
3 anged Lloyd Montgomery.
a total of $751,252 wages earned in the
! sold and consumed as butter — over which he afterward put, I think, into a lay stretched out rigid as a block of and Kindergarten For the Blind.— Bos­
-jded The taxroll has been placed in the county.
$8,000,000 in the United States and letter to The Times, referred to the marble. During the last four years of ton Transcript.
„ :. ands of the sheriff of Benton county,
Idaho.
$7,500,000 in Illinois. It is aconserv- meeting of the British association at his life lie suffered no pain whatever,
C om fo rtab le Su m m er U nderw ear.
1
for be Aggregate amount of taxes to be
The Northern Pacific railway has ative estimate that 80 to 95 per cent of Belfast many years ago. Having been but was unable to move a joint. Starva­
Summer underwear should be at one«
eu 0| lUeotei i is $60,301,46. Last year the just issued a valuable folder that is the oleo consumed, is consumed as and up very late the previous night, Huxlpy tion at one time threatened him, and
(,jc|, mount: was $55,133. 46. Tne roll was devoted exclusively to the Nez Perce for butter at the price of butter. Ev- was behind time for breakfast, so hail­ four of his front teeth were removed, healthful and comfortable, writes Isa­
bel A. Million in The Ladies’ Home
. laced in the sheriff’ s hands last year, I reservation.
ery pound of the oleo consumed takes ing an outside car he said to the driver and through the aperture thin liquid
Jonruul. It needs to have a certain
as he jumped on, “ Now drive fast; I
f th «bnta, 23.
The bicyclists of Boise have peti- the Place of aud ^ t r o y s the sale of a am in a hurry. ” Whereupon he whip­ food was injected, and thus was life quality of liglitnoss in weight, and yet
ume T h i driver of the Vale-Outario stage, tioued the council for permission to I Pouud of butter. It is further true ped up his horse and set off at a hard sustained. In his carriage he was taken it must be sufficiently warm to keep
ntef i arriving at Vale one day last week, ride on sidewalks between November that it is the yellow color, or the shade gallop. Nearly jerked off his seat, Hux­ to camp meetings, where he was the one from getting that very undesirable
epei ldefthi- discovery that a mail pouch 1 aud May 1 at four to eight mile of yellow color artificially given to oleo ley shouted, “ My good friend, do you center of attraction on account of his illness— a summer cold. The fact that
that enables it to be sold and consumed
condition and the earnestness with even the lightest of cotton gowns is lined
otoi wtalliing registered packages nad been gaits.
know where I want to go?” “ No, yer
it dpi n and robbed of its contents, . The Ruby Creek mining district in as butter at the price of butter. In ] honuer,” said the driver, “ but anyway which he exhorted. It is said that has made the elaborately trimmed nn-
'be Ht not the slightest cine to the per Northern Idaho bids fair to make other words, it is the means whereby I am driving fast.” Huxley used to say throng!) his instrumentality thousands derbodice of little use, and when snch
the fraud is committed aud the public
were converted.
up; itrjMtor of the robbery was known.
bodices are worn they aro made quite
a good showing the ooming season, j
he had never forgotten that object lesson
deceived.
Offers from museums were refnsed, plainly, being in reality nothing more
Several
properties,
notably
among
in the dangers of ill regulated enthusi­
n
Judge Thomas Smith, of Rosebnrg,
Pratt insisting that his mission was to than well fitted corset covers. A light­
asm.— Westminster Budget.
is in his possession two gold coins which are the Grey Eagle, the Silver
H en s in C o ld W e a t h e r .
convert as many to religion as possible weight cambric without dressing, and
he “ Beaver,” on account of the King, the Big Blue Bird and the
daring his remaining days. His faithful which is known ill England as “ long
Certainly,
hens
relish
a
“
hot
mess”
Th e Life o f Steel Rail*.
on the obverse side.
These Happy Three mines, show some very in the cold mornings of autumn and
Steel rails are assumed by the engi­ wife remained with him until his death, cloth,” is greatly liked for summer un­
ere struck by a firm at Oregon high assays in gold and bnt very little j winter. Bran or meal scalded with
neer who examined the Atchison system which occurred less than a year ago. derwear, as it is quite as cool as linen
_
.
. .
1849. They are of gold aud of silver. Mining men who have visited ', ...
lately speak well of the boiling water and mixed with scraps recently to have a life on heavy traffic Mnsenm managers and physicians, even and does not tend to give one even the
ninal value of $5, but they the district
t
1
i t from
rn m
t the
h o r table
a h l a m makes
a l r o a a an
n a excellent
vnnl
lines of 15 years and on light traffic after Pratt’s death, continned to deluge momentary chill which is the jxx'uliar-
ot be purchased of the judge for mineral possibilities.
breakfast for them. Boiled potatoes, lines of 25 years, an average life of the widow and parents of the ossified ity of linen. This cloth is nsed for night­
lines their weight in gold.”
It is understood that the contract o which at present prices are not dear about 20 years. The New York Cen­ man with letters und telegrams offering dresses, drawers, wash petticoats, and,
to i 4 ByJogging outfit that has been get- M. J. ¡shields, of Moscow, on the in­ food, makes a capital change. If they tral reports the average life of its rails ■ large amounts for the remains. This so if they are worn, chemises. These last
dustrial school building has been de­ have their freedom, they find a consid­ at 12 to 20 years. Of rails weighing 70 ' alarmed the father that he declined to I are seldom seen, the knitted cotton or
( M ^ l t logs in Benton oonnty, for the
bills at Oregon City, has re- clared forfeited by the government af­ erable quantity of forage until the pounds to the yard, 110 tons are required allow his son to be bnried in the Doug­ silk vest being bettor liked aud cooler.
to the Kiger island, where all ter one or two extensions of time and ground freezes hard, but liberal feed- for each mile of road ; hence at least one- lass cemetery, but instead had the body
and white fir trees on the indications of an early and satisfactory iug is also required to bring eggs. In twentieth of this amount, or 5.5 tons, interred in a flower bed in the dooryard
D id n ’t K n o w H er CuHtomer.
iring farms are to be ent and completion of the work. It is cur- the flock best known to the writer, must on the average be renewed each beneath the father's window, where he
Princess Christian is perhaps the best
conld
keep
an
ever
watchful
eye
upon
it.
rently
said
that
Jim
Smith,
of
Moscow,
fresh
bones
seem
to
have
the
most
im-
year. Most new roads may indeed be
f ■
" t*le fiver. A raft containing
known of Queen Victoria’s daughters
',000 feet of logs was towed down has been placed in charge of the build- mediate effect of any tidbit that can safely operated for a long time with It so happened, however, that the father | and is always actively engaged in phil­
was
drawn
as
a
juror
at
El
Dorado,
the
iDg
aud
w
ill
complete
it
as
superin-
be
offered.
With
excellent
care
and
a
e rlter last week.
small expenditure on account of rails,
anthropic Cannes. At a recent bazaar
tendent for the government.
warm shelter there is really no diffi. but then the renewals come all the conntv seat, and dnring his absence the she was seen going from stall to stall
Die Corey Bros, have established two
glionls
succeeded
in
robbing
the
grave.
cnlty in having eggs in moderate pro­ heavier later ou.
making purchases, Prince Christian
one!» Am ps above Tongue point, mak-
The relatives in Wayne county bave
fusion at all seasons.
good natnredly stowing away the small
M o n ta n a .
g ten camps in all on that portion of
signified tbeir intention of uniting in
F* hm 1 For Reflection.
parcels in his pockets. One article pur­
The value of beef cattle shipped from
i I .# A to ria railroad line. Four of
M iscella n eou s.
Tramp— Madam. I have had nothing offering a large reward for tbe arrest chased, however, was of considerable
ii BlBlre operated by the firm them- Montana dnring the past year exceeded
and
conviction
of
the
grave
robbers.
The cow ought to be kept neat and toeat in four days and would thank yon
size, so the attendant put the question,
while the others are in charge that of the previous year by over $1,-
comfortable if you expect her to give heartily for anything in the line of Viewed from a scientific standpoint, the “ Shall I send it for yon, madam?” To
ontarctors. Between 350 and 000 , 000 .
case
of
Edgar
Pratt
was
one
of
the
moat
yon good returns.
nourishment.
which the princess made answer: "Oh,
eu are now employed, and it is
Coal has been discovered near Hins­
Madam— I would be glad to supply puzzling ever brought before the atten­ yes! Semi it to Buckingham palace, if
The Plymouth rocks are an excellent
ed that the first ten miles of dale, abont eighteen milea from Glas­
tion
of
medical
experts.
Pratt
is
be­
your need, good sir, bnt I have jnst read
#11 be ready for the iron in about gow, which is said to be of a good | fowl for the farmer, as they are good ! there is bacilli in everything we eat, lieved to have been the only completely . yon please. " “ To whom shall I address
; it?” was the next query, and her royal
knths.
coking gTade and in great abundance. foragers, lay well, make good motbers, aud humanity revolts against giving ossified man on record.—New York
highness, who dearly loves a joke, gave
have fair size and mature quickly.
Times.
A number of Moscow citizens inter­
yon anything that might endanger your
the prince a comical warning look and
W a.h togton .
Those
who
would
thoroughly
appre­
ested in mining have organized a
salubrity.
said, “ Address it to Mrs. Christian.”
A n O blig in g Officer.
are 420 inmates of the Walla branch of the Northwest Mining As­ ciate the beauty, profit and pleasure of j Tramp— Thanks, madam, sincerest
On the door of Fries’ drug store is a The attendant was quite unsuspicious ot
the
throroughbred
fowl
should
be
sore
miteuiary.
sociation. The branoh has a member­
thanks! You have at least given me
to get the best that money can bay or food for reflection.— New York Herald. sign, "Please close the door. ” Jnst un­ the rank ot her customers, and so tho
Ç ! "'irst National bank of ¡Sprague ship of thirty.
der it is another sign, “ Closed by the parcel was duly dispatched to "Mr*.
skill
produce.
i u K ; low the machine shops to S pe­
Christian, Buckingham Palace. ”
An improved miners cage is report­
sheriff. ” — Florida Times-Union.
They C oaid I>o.
Carefal
attention
mast
be
given
ed from Montana, the principal fea­
daily
to
the
oows,
so
far
as
ventilation
Mrs.
De
Style—
Where
are
yonr
sta­
M
o
o
n
l
i
g
h
t
.
A Parisian N ovelty.
aty-five bales of hops were sold tures being a method of doing away
Silence and a silver shade! Earth'd tolling
halis last week at 2 cents a with the accidents to life and limb and and sanitary conditions are concerned. bles?
A Parisian novelty for midsummer in
done, sho lien
the frock of white brilliantiue, with
the dearuction of property in mines The cows must be healthy; if they are ' Mrs. Highnpp—We have not room for
In perfect peaee, while heaven bend*
near
stables. We board our horses, but the
i not they must be discarded.
ve*t, collar and cuff« of gram* linen. The
We almost hear the angel* calling clear
Bel Ninevah Ford is, it is said, using the old-style chairs.
boarding
stables
are
very
exclusive,
Down silvered distance* of star gemrm-d skies. godet skirt haa each gore defined by a
We have burned thonaands of tons
ng to write a history of Walla _ Very flattering reports come from
very
exclusive
indeed.—
New
York
Each
gentle
w
phyr,
blown
from
paradise,
line of grans linen insertion, which gives
and Umatilla counties.
Pony regarding the recent great strike of straw, when every pound of it Weekly.
I* instinct with some soul we have held dear
should have been returned to the land
And lingers lovingly, with grave, sweet it a novel touch. The waist has a short
Tacoma Smelting & Refining made in the 700-foot level of the Clip­
upon which it grew aud plowed under
Eton jacket effect, with a full vest of
cheer,
The seven years of drought and famine
ny shipped 3,200 bars of bnllion per mine in that oity. Shipments to
A * longing to renew the cherished ties.
to fertilize and loosen the soil.
eyelet grass linen over white silk. The
in Egypt recorded in Genesis began in The rtv* r, murmuring tunefully afar,
| January, valned at $55,918.76. Bntte and Helena prove this to be
rather small revers are lined with white
It is well known that certain plants I the year B. C. 1708.
probably the richest large body of ore
Like a maj«-stic hand upon the lyre
-ne stationary engineers are ever discovered in the West. This which are only shrubs in some places
That sweeps from earth to heaven as tt »ilk and edged with grass linen inser-
flows.
plans for securing the passage mine is among the twenty-five claims become large trees in other places;
tioo. Brilliantiue is used for the leg o*
Time ma. ks the title page of onr ffve»,
legislature of a state license under option to an English syndicate, sometimes the difference depending on death the fiuia, and the grave becomes Brings "G lo ria In E x cels!*" from the stars.
mutton sleeve, which has three bands of
The faroff chanting of an angel choir
the insertion arranged half an inch apart
And faint, sweet strains from oratorios.
and it is expected that the purchase climate and sometime* ou other cir­ tbe binding.
as the caff.
—OuUng.
te of the assaults made upon prioe w ill be paid in a abort time.
cumstances.
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’ËR
STATES