Valley record., April 23, 1896, Image 5

VALLEY RECORD.
The People's
What is
MHLAMD Or •
JIM AND WENCH SOLD
UNCLE SAM’S TEAMSTERS HATED TO
I
SEE THE FAITHFUL PAIR GO.
Paper.
ihuredav. Apnl ■ IM. And She Worst of It Waa That They War*
to Be Separated—For Moro Than Tweu-
ty Year* They Had Been Together In the
Service of the Government.
The Pupa.
t»h, th»’ Pu;»s they uru a-poppiug,
And, you but, the re’ll bo no stopping
Till you h« it of Moruething dropping
Like a thousand tons of brick!
Yt»u can toll it by the humming
Gf their voices, by tho drumming
Of their cohort»: th-y uro coming,
And arc coming double quick.
I
From th»» country they are swarming,
From the shops their ranks are forming.
And their hosts will hood b«* Htorming
Th»» proud walls of Mammon'» might.
Yon ran lluut it. you cun scout it,
But they’ll gut there, don't you doubt it
And they won't Lx- long ulxiut Lt,
When they once begin tho fight.
CuMtoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher*?* prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substituto
fur Paregoric* Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrliœu and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation ami flatulency.
Castoria. assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­
toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend.
'Tis the rising of tho masses
In the struggle with the classes,
And the plutocrutic i: -u s
Better get tn from the w» t,
And the men who live by plunder
They hud butler ><tand from under,
For there’s going to be some thunder
Raised when once the ranks arc mot.
Castoria.
Castoria.
“ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil­
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good elicet upon their children.”
D r . G. C. O sgood ,
_____
Lowell, Mass.
" Caatoris is soweit udnpted tochildren that
I recoruiueud it as super -r la any prescription
known to me."
H. A. A rcher . M. D.,
in So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
“Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature graves.”
D r . J. F. K xxcheloe .
Conway, Ark. I
‘ Our physicians in the children’s depart­
ment have spoken highly of their experi­
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
und although we only have among our
medical supplies what is knowu as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it.”
U nited H ospital and D ispensary ,
Boston, Mass.
A llen C. S mith , Pres.
The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, Nev/ York City.
THE CRACKED COIN GAME.
'Tis the c onflict of the1 ages,
It bus be« n foretold by sages,
And on pouts’, prophets’, pages,
Fur u thousand years or more.
It is coming; we are near it,
The faint rumbling—don't your hear it?
Gird your armor. Do not fear it?
’Tis the lust and final war.
Wlu-n the hosts of toil from slumber
Bhull arise in strength of number
And shall smite the foes who cumber
Earth with ancient forma of wrung.
When old evils shall be righted,
And above the lands benighted
Frt;.'<lom’a beacons .shall be lighted
And the earth is filled with song.
Oh, the Pops are up and corning!
You can hear their voices humming,
You can hear their cohorts drumming
As they line up for the fruy:
You cun ses their banners streaming,
Yuu can see their fore front gleaming
la tho dawn light on them beaming
From the new and grander day.
—1 A. Edgerton.
Caullllower In Winter.
‘At IS I At IS! Going at 16! Who
says the half? Doi bear it» Only »15
for this mule? Why, gentlemen, she’s
worth rnore’u that if she never did an­
other lick o’ work. Whoa, Wench, you
little old darling ! Fifteen dollars I am
offered! Can’t I get the half» Fifteen
once I Du 1 hear the half? No? Fifteen
twice I Third and la*t call and sold to
Mr. Carl for »15. " Aud the auctioneer,
who was alto the oiviiian clerk iu the
po»t quartermaster’s office, tenderly ca­
ressed tbo faoe, gray with age, of the
little brown mule, and, brushing his
hand across his own eyes, walked slowly
back to his desk in tbe office.
Wench was led off to the blacksmith
■hop to be branded on the left of the
neck, “I. C. 8."—“inspected, condemn­
ed, sold.” Twelv. other mules had
pussed under the hammer ahead of her
that morning aud then to the branding
iron. The last one before her was Jim,
whoso neck was still smoking with the
burning mark of condemnation. He had
gone for »15.50.
|
Two years ago the quartermaster had
picked out Wench and Jim to submit to
the inspector for condemnation, but one
at a time the teamsters had all come to
plead for their retention, and he bad
yielded to their entreaties. Last year
again he had marked them for the list,
but again gave way to tbe teamsters.
But this timo the chief quartermaster
stepped iu with his authority, and, re­ i
marking that there was no place iu the
quartermaster's department for senti­
ment, ordered Wench aud Jim to be
condemned and sold.
For more than a score of years these
two little beasts have faithfully served
the government, and all this time they
have been mates. Iu the pack train they
jogged along together; in the wagon
train they polled over the same spreader;
in the camp they ate out of the same
feed box; in the stable they stood in the
same stall; iu tho corral they were al­
ways found side by side. Tonight, for
the first time iu this quarter centnry,
they will bo apart, for Jim was bought
by Mr. Hammond, and Wench was
knocked down to Mr. Carl, and Unole
Sam’s exchequer Is richer by »30.60.
¡
THE LISTENER.
The practical Bismarck id one oi the
How the Shrewd Man Wins Bets With a
most superstitious men in Germany.
“Hocueed” Bit of bit ver.
Dr. George Rodney Kden, bishop of
Two blithe and confident young men Dover, is the youngest prelate in the
entered tho subtrensury one day last i Churoh of England. He bi 48 years of age.
week, and one of them dropped a Hi 1 ver 1
Sir Arthur Sullivan s full imino is Ar­
half dolls» or something which looked thur Seymour Sullivan. To avoid the un­
like it, on the desk before one of Uncle fortunate combination of initials the sec­
Sain’s money sharp«. It fell with a dull ond name has been discreetly dropped.
The Rev. Dr. T. G. Addison, rector of
and leadlike sound.
"Good or bud?” asked the first blithe Christ Episcopal church, Washington, is
•aid to marry more ¡»eoplo tn the oourse of
young man.
• year than auy other Washington olergy-
The clerk investigated.
man.
"Good,” said he.
President Felix Faure always break*
“Good enough,” said the first blithe
up his qinnor pnrtios promptly at 10
young man.
"Five dollars, please.”
o'clock in order to retire early, and for tho
The second young man, not quite so same reason declines all invitations to
blithe, passed over a bill, apparently di no out.
the amount of a bet, and together thoy
Gonoral Weyler, the new captain general
left the place of gold and silver.
The of Cuba, is said to have sprung from that
subtreasury clerk smiled and closed one peculiar race, the Gorman Irish, being
descended from one of the old Hessian
eye.
“It’s a good one,” he said. "I have families of Ulster.
Cardinal Porraud, a member of tho
heard of it before.
Guess some of the
■harp ’uns* are making a good thing out French academy, one of the cleverest writ-
I ors among tho French clergy, is about to
of it.
publish a book on music, or, more properly
"You see, if you tako u silver coin
siieaking, tbo relations between id usio and
and crack it some way or other, on an morality.
anvil suy, yon can take all the ring o-u
Since Lord Glasgow was appointed gov­
of it without in any way spoiling the ernor general of New Zoalaud four years
looks of the coin. Then all yon have to ago ho bus been shipwr joked onoo, partici­
do is to get a confederate and work the pated in two railway collisions, been
saloons and cafes for suckers.
Bang thrown from a horse and tossed by a bull,
your coin hard on the inuboguny. Thu and is not at all discouraged.
Joseph Mayor, the Christ of the “Pas­
barkeeper looks at it with suspicion. ,
You hastily substitute another coin for ston Play,” at Ober-Ammergau, recently
it that rings like Old Trinity’s chimes, aided several workmen to place a heavy
tree trunk on a wagon. The log foil and
but grumblingly murmur your belief
crushed Herr Mayer’s loft leg, whioh had
that the first coin is all right. Your con- | to be immediately amputated.
federate offors to bet that it isn’t. You
It is said by a local paper that the books
do a little verbal fencing back and lu Sonator Allison’s home in Dubuque are
forth.
The sucker comes forward, as worth moro than tho house several times
ho always does, for they are born every over. They fill entirely one large room
minute. Thu confederate backs him up and overflow into tho oellar, whore two
with a slap on the buck and u confident rooms are stored with volumes.
Sir Henry Parkos, the famous old Aus­
abortion that the coin is lead. A bjt Is
made. The money is put up. All adjourn tralian statosman, is selling his library of
5,000
volumes, including somo which are
to a bank in the vicinity to test the mat­
rare and valuable. He states that ho is
ter.
The coin is pronouunced O. K.,
compelled to do so in order to pay his debts
and tho sucker pockets his loss.
New and provIdo for the wants of himself and
York World.
' those dependent on him.
Professor Roentgen, whose experiments
feerves on Edge.
I with the cathode light are attracting such
I was nervous, tired, irritable and cross.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea has made nie well widespread Interest, has long been engaged
and happv.—Mrs. E. B. Worden. For sale ! in electrical research and has made a spe­
cial study of the figures produced in dust
by T. K. Bolton.
by electrical discharges and the phenomena
shown by eloctrioity in passing through
RUN BY THE WOMEN.
various gases.
Mr. W. W. Rockhill, who has been pro­
Decatur, Mich., Has All the Principal Of-
moted to the position of first assistant sec­
llcea Filled by the Eair Sex.
In Decatur, Mich., tho population of retary of state, has risen step by 9tep in
the state department, and his first appoint­
which is 1,500. the president of tho vil
ment there was a recognition of his very
lage council is Mrs. Alma Sage, and all
remarkablo sorvices both to learning and
of tho town offices, except that of official to the United States while in the govern­
dog catcher, are filled by women. Mrs. ment diplomatic service in China.
Dr. Kinnuy is one of tho leading phy­
Willlum F. Piper, who was found dead
sicians. Mrs. Ada Gregg is a preacher, in Leavenworth, Kan., the other day,
and her church, the Advent, is tuken ’ ruined a brilliant career by drinking. He
was a leading lawyer in Leavenworth be
cafe of by a jauit.ess, Mrs. Barnet
The mitHurnnt of ihe town is conducted I fure tho wur and opposed General W. T.
¿.
’Luman u the only case the general ever
by Mrs. Crano and Miss Haines. Tin
General Sherman lost tho case,
biggest store in tho placo is owned and tried.
and, it is said, was so chagrined that he
kept by Mrs. MarySchood. Mrs. Nichol
gave up the practice of law.
son is the postmistress.
Alias Clara
Hotaling is a shoemaker and a good
Don't make too publio a display of your
one. May Percival is a furniture maker.
generosity if you don't want people to And
Miss Anna Pardnett makes harness.
the
string tied to it.
Mrs. Carpenter is a florist. Airs. Child
Every married woman looks as if she
is a carriage painter.
needed a littlo more love, but what she
Thero are several women painters, really needs Is a little more money.—
weavers and brokers. Tho women havo I Atchison Globe.
a secret society run on tho endowment
plan. There is also a woman literary
club. Tho women control tho saloons,
and the only things to drink are soda
and pop. In a village near by there is a
woman undertaker, who can attend to
all of the detuils of a funeral, even to
driving the hearse.—Utica Observer
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PACIFIC RY.
C
SOO PACIFIC LINE.
z
—The Only Tr.n.ontin.ntal
Route--
RUNNING THROUGH TRAINS
FROM PACIFIC
TO ATLANTIC
FIRST -CLASS
SLEEPERS AND
TOURIST CARS.
When my little girt wm one month old, she
BOSTON. . . .
h;ul a scab form on her face. It kept spreading
MONTREAL. .
until «lie was completely covered from head to
foot. Thun aim had boils. She bad forty on her
TORONTO. . .
head at one time, and more on her body. Whea
ST. PAUL. . .
Hix months old she did not weigh seven pounds,
MINNEAPOLIS.
.t pound and a half lees than at birth. Then hex
skin started to dry up and got so bad she could
Ufandwt Scenery on the
not shut her eyes to sleep, but lay with them Through the
Continent.
half open. About this time, I started using the
CUTicuiiA RfiMUDiae, and in one month the was
Canadian Pacific R’y Co.’*
complttely cHrad.
The doctor and drug bills
were over one /tundra I dollart. the C uticura I
bill was not more than /iv dollars. My child
ia now strong, healthy, and Urge as any child
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of her ago (see photo.), and Tt is all owing
to C uticvka . Yours with a Mother’s Blessing,
MM. (JKO. H. TUCKER. J b .,
G32 Walker St., Milwaukee, Wlfl.
These twin-screw’»teauier* are in every
respect superior to auy ships that have yet
Bold throughout the world I’orriB Daus and «ailed the Pacific ocean. The route i* 306
C h km Cone., Hole Props., Boston. “All aboat mil*, shorter than via any other Trans­
tho Blood, Skin, Scalp, and Hair,” mailed free.
pacific Hue.
Baby Blemishea. fullins hair, and red, rough CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN STEAMER
LINE
____
hands prevented and cured by Cwticura Bosp.
TO
HONOLULU, FIJI AND AUSTRALIA
WOMEN FULL OF PAIN8
The Shortest Line to the Colonies.
Find in Cuticura Anti-Pain Plas­
These steamers carry an experienced
ter iuatnnt and grateful relief. It
L) the first and only paLQ-killiflg,
Medical man, and a Stewardess on every
strengthening plaster.
v y age.
For time tables, pamphlets,*or any infor­
address,
c-iJ w»i
A 1 A packszo of eur tr«at- mation, cal.1 on or ALLAN
CAMBROF.
¿J m m I KI Q I
m«r>tf*>r weakntaaaud
46
Third
St.
Portland, Or.
*■ '1 3 U
"
decay, nervous debility
4 Ota UH and lost vitality »«nt freo for 13 eeuts
R obkbt L xomabd , Agent,
postage.
Ashland, Oregon.
1. WARD INSTUTUTE, IM 1 Sih St. ST. L0C1S. 10. GEG. McL. BROWN. D. P. A.
Vaneover, B. C.
I
Royal Mail Steamship
CHINA @ AND
Line
JAPAN.
How to put away cauliflower plants
that havo not headed to keep for winter
SUMMONS.
I
until they form heads is a perplexing ,
problem with some growers.
Hero is a
!
In
ths
CircuifCourt
of^tbe State of Oregon,
—VIA—
plan indorsed by Rural New Yorker:
of the County of Jackson.
.
Dig a pit of the required size 2
feet
Joseph Clift,’Plaintiff, 1
,
deep. Commence at one end with the
vs.
; Suit in Equity
plants set as closely as they can bo plac­
Jane
Clift,f Defend-1
for divorce,
—or Tint—
ant.
J
ed and cover the roots with earth
To Jana Clift, the above-named Defendant.
Cover with boards or sashes to keep out
HEADQUARTERS FOR
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
the rain. If tho plants show the bud in
Oregon, you are hereby required to
tho least, they will develop perfect
Express Traie, Leave Portland Daily.
appear and Answer the complaint of the
i
heads before spring.
Of course the
above
Plaintiff In tbe’above entitled Court,
South
!
I
North
No place for sentiment in the quar­
framo will need to be lower on one
now on file with the Clerk of said Cenrt,
8:50 p m I Lv
8:10 a ni within ten dava from the data of the service
Portland Ar
termaster's
department
!
Of
course
not,
side than the other to carry off the rains,
4:40 p m I of this Summons upon you. if served in
12:50 p m Ar
Ashland
Lv
and the boards should fit closely.
In yet “breathes there the man with soul
4:10 p im [ Jackson County ."Oregon; but if served in
1:2U p in i Lv Ashland
________
__
Ar
so
dead
”
that
he
does
not
believe
these
10:45 a m | Ar San Francisco L y
6:U0p ui any other county in the Stat* of Oregon,
case of severe cold, say where the tem­
two
little
dumb
creatureswill
miss
each
I
perature falls below 15 degrees, some
Above trains stop at East Portland, then within twenty days from the date of
|
ALL
KINDS
and
GRADES
other
this
night
and
many
a
night?
Oregon City. Woodburn, Salem, Turner the service of thia Summons upon you; or
Miners’ Tools, <iiant Powder. <’aps mats or straw should be thrown over
As the sale went on the teamsters |
Marion, Jeiierson, Albany, Albany Junc­ if served cn.yon out’of the State of Oregon,
»nd Fuse. A tine line ot Electric Cutleuy, tho cover. They will keep and head up
tion, Tangent, Sbedds, Halsey. Harrisburg. or by publication, then by the first day of
and a large and complete stock of Fishing through the winter splendidly if set in stood on one side like mourners at a
This extra­
Junction
City, Irving, Eugene, Creswell, the ensuing September term of said Court,
Constipation,,
Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing < f
ordinary Re­
the ground in a piece of woods and cov- comrade's burial; on the other, the
Dizziness,
Drains and all stations from Roseburg to to-wit; the 14th day ot September,’1896;and
Ju Venator Is
„11 kinds done on abort notice. All work
furmers and ranchman and contractors
Falling
Sen
­
Ashland,
inclusive.
I | you are hereby notified that if you fail to
t?od
with
leaves
to
tho
depth
of
six
the most
sations, Nerv­ guaranteed.
I
appear and answer said complaint, as here­
wonderful
inches.
Keep tho leaves from blowing aud lumbermen from 20 milos around,
ous twitching £9" Tin Shop in connection
Roseburg
Mail
Daily.
by required, the I'leintitt will take judg­
discovery of
all there to bid iu as cheap as possible !
of the eyes
tho age. It
ment against Jyou.’ and ask forta decree as
First-clast! go ds, and prices as low as the away by some brush.
LIATK
•
and
other
abbivi
:
the mules the quartermaster’s depart­
has been en­
prayed for in the Complaint in the above
lowest.
pai^.
dorsed by tho
Portland.... 8:30 a tu j Roseburg
5:20
' -)p m entitled suit ; to-wil; that the bonds of
ment was done with. Against the name
Strengthens,
Aie
You
Made
leftdingK-ien-
Roseburg
6:00a
m
|
Portland
^
4:40
:46prn
matrimony heretofore exiating between
of each mule on the list stood the legend,
tiflc men of
invigorates
Miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Plaintilt and Defendant be dissolved, and
Europe and
and tones tho
Salem Passenger Dally.
Dizz neN.H, Loss of Appetite. Yellow skin? j “Old and worn out in service."
America.
entire system.
for sneb other and further relief as may
There were old Rooney and Bevis and
Shiloh’s Viiaiizer is a positive cure. Fur
“
Hudyan cures
Hudyan !s
beJust and equitable.
I.XAVX
ARRIVE
Deb 1 111 y,
purely vege­
sale by T. K. Bolton.
Boes aud Schaeffer aud the rest of the
This Summons is published for six'con-
Portland .4:60 p. m. I Salem... 10:15 a. tn.
table.
Nervousness,
Withall
bad
conanqaence»,
certain
’
?
aud
rapidly
teamsters
who
have
driven
and
packed
Hudyan stops
Emissions, cure l wl h »a e and easy met'»da. Question Blank and
Salem........ 8:00a. m. | Portland. ..6:15p. n> secutive .’weeks In the V alliy R bcobd , a
weeklyjnewspaper of general circulation in
and develop« a Bowkfr«».
HE HESITATED.
/Temiitureness
Cali«..’writ»
I>R WARD INSTITUTE,
these mules over thousands of miles of
and restores
Jackson County. Oregon, by order of Hon.
U0 N. Ninth Street, tr. L qdim .M o .
©f the dis­
Dining Car* on Ogden Route.
weak organs.
I H K. Hanna, one of the Judges ofitlie first
But t'a. Lover Discovered That Ilia Objec­ mountain aud prairie. Are they to be I
charge in 20
Pains
in
the
Judicial
district made at Chambers in
laughed
at
for
wearing
sad
faoeo
uow?
Jays, (’tire*
tion Was a Mistaken Ono.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
back, looses
Jacksonville. Oregon on the 6th day of
j Yet they bore tbe ordeal like men good I
LOST
by day or
The doting father was reflective.
—ABD—
March A. D. 1896.
night stopped
MANHOOD
“Yon will find Mabel a splendid aud true until Jim was led out. Then I
WHITE A JEFFREY,
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
SUMMONS.
yon could see their sleeves, one after
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
I
i f you use tho Petaluma
housekeeper,” he said at last.
Attached to all through train*.
Incubators & Brooders.
another,
drawn
across
their
eyes.
The lover’s face was blanched
Make money wuile
In
the
Circuit
Court-
of
the
State
of
Oregon
“
This
here's
awful,
boys,
”
old
Rooney
utheri* aro wasting
“I—I had not heard of her accomplish­
WBST SIDE DIVISION.
of the County of Jackson.
time by old processes.
qjfckly. Over 2,000 private endorsements.
ments in that direction,” he said hesi­ remarked. “I can’t stand it I'd rather i A. W. Colver. Plaintiff;]
Catalog tells all about
Between Portland and Corvallis.
s Page
Preuiaturenej-s means imDOtency lu tho nrot i
It, and describes every
seei
the
gover'ment
bust
than
see
them
If so be sure and see that your tickets
llustrated
tatingly.
vs.
I Suit tn foreclose
stave. It is a symptom of seminal weakness
article needed for the
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
' twi) mules sold. ”
Catalogue
read via the
poultry business.
j \V G Tanner and Laura [ a Mortgage.
and barrenness. It can be stopped in 20 days
“Then it mnst come to you in the na­
FREK.
“You’re right, Rooney," old Bevis I C Tanner, Defendants. J
by the use o f Hudyan.
LEAVES
arrives :
ture of a glorious surprise.” returned
The rew discovery was made by the Social­
Portland... .7:30 a m I Corvallis... 12.15 p w
To W. G. Tanner and Laura C. Tanner,
her father, “for I assure you thero is no spoke. “A gover’ment mean enough to
ists of the old tenons Hudson Medical Institute.
THE CHRONICIJE rank« with the
sell them two mules ain't fit to stand. ” the above named Defendants:
Corvallis... 1:00 p m I Portland. .5:40 p in
It la the strongest vltaLicer wade. It is very
more careful housekeeper in the city, ”
mechunlcaHy the beat
newspaper«
Iu
the
United
States.
powerfill, but baimless. Sold for $1.00 u pack-
wheel. Prettin tLuodcl.
N THE NAME OF THE HT\TE OF
“I presume, ” faltered the young man, But their comments were stopped by tbe
age ord packages for $5.00 (plain sealed boxes),
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
THE CHRONICLE U m no equal on the Pacific
r/VVe aro Pacific Coast
Oregon. You rtp hereby required to
written guarantee given for a cure. If you buy
Coast. It leads all In ability, enterprise and newa trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Rail­
k
J/ Agents.
Bleyclo cat -. K "that she takes u very pardonable pride auctioneer's third and last call on poor
appearand
answer the complaint of the
six boxes and are not entirely cured, six more
j little Jim.
logue,»nailed frce.irlvcsl
roads.
THE
CHRONICLE
’
S
Telegraphic
Reports
are
will be sent to you free of all charges.
full description, prices, etc. agents wan rnn I in her ability in that line.”
above Plaintiff in the above entitled Court,
the latest and most reliable, its Local News the
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.)
After the sale was over a farmer, now on tile with the Clerk of said Court,
Send for circularsand testimonials. Address
PETALUMA lFCUBAItnCO., Petalnm* r»l •
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
BIUS h imv.i:, ;-;:l -. u:,h, si.. 1...« Ani.-lc.»
within
ten
days
from
the
date
of
the
service
wearing
a
canvas
overcoat
that
he
had
ablest
pens In the country.
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ly proud of her ecouomioal management
Junction Stockton, .^larketA EUlaStk
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ihi-<
Summons
upon
you,
if
served
in
THE CHRONICLE hasalways beeu. and always Portland
bougul at a previous sale of condemned
4:45pm I M'Sfinnville 7:25pm
Sun FrnuclNco. Gat.
- of a household. ”
Jackson County, Oregon: but if served in
will
be.
t
he
friend
and
chaxuplou
of
tho
people
as
stuff and that bore in the middle of the
.8:25 a nt
The young man groaned.
anv other county in the State of Oregon,
against combinations, cliques, corporations, or M'Minnville 5:60am | Portland
oppressions of any kind. It will be independsnl
"I never knew but one woman who back the big blaok letters, “I. C.," then within twentv »lavs fr-un the date of
THROUGH
TICKETS
in sverythlug neutral In nothing.
stepped up to the teamsters and asked the service of this Summon« upon y»»u: or
was considered a really first class house­
-THI8 IS THE —
if served on you out of the State of Oregon.1
keeper, ” he said, “and I had hoped that why they hated so much to see the last or by publication, then bv the first day of
To all points in the Eastern States,
Canada and Europecan be obtained from
Mabe) would linve none of those traits. two mules sold.
the ensuing September term of said ‘’ourt,
“Why?” asked old Schaeffer, half an- j to-wit: the 14th dav of September 1890; and
E. C. KANE, Agent. Ashland.
I do not like to eat up to on average. “
KOEHLER,
E. P. ROGERS,
' ou are hereby notified that if you fad to
“Eat up to an average!” exclaimed gry, tossing the moisture off his wrin­ appear and answer «aid complaint, as here­
BETWEEN DULUTH
Manager.
Asst. G. F. & Pass A g
kled cheek. “Because they’re the best
the
old
man.
by required, the Plaintiff will take a de­
GERMAN AND ENGLISH.
friends wo over had. Them two mules fault against you. and will ask the Court
“
Yea
According
to
my
understand
­
Manager • and • Funeral • Director.
This is a neat thirty-two page vol­
ing of the subject, a good housekeeper was back with tbe pack train the day for the relief prayed for in the Complaint
to-wit: For a judgment aeain-t the de-
ume, containing full report of Mr.
is one who allows no waste. She studies Custer and his men was wiped out. They
And all points Eaat and South. Their
Myer Block, - Ashland, Or.
Coxcy's hearing before Ways and
your hunger and your capaoity for about toted packs during all the 1876 and
'gin
tbe Indians.
Magnificent track, Peerless Veeti-
Means Sub-Commltteo. Positively
u week, strikes an averago and then in­ 1877 campaigns
buled Diuing and Sleeping
the
sists that you must eat up to it ever aft­ They’re the best pair of leaders that
Dollars
additional
as
attorney's
fees
and
Car Trains and Motto:
andle FIRST-CL ASS GOODS
er. If you don’t eat enough, sho grum­ was ever in this corral. They can drive for hi- costs and disburspmen's in this suit,
Pay or Night Calls promptly at-
the'selves, and in their young days,
and for the forec osure <»f the two certain
bles about the waste, and >f you eat too
• •»«led ¡o.
RAILROAD
much somebody will find a shortage, whenever there was a fight or skeery mortgage- -er our in the complaint, and
For the least money Issued In
place to go through or a bard pull to the sale of the mortgaged premises therein
and
sbe
will
call
your
attention
to
the
the Interest of the Reform move­
make, they was the first ones called for. described, and for «ucli farther and difie.
Have given tbit road a national reputa­
f^CHARGES REASONABLE.
fact that you were far below the average
ment. It fully explain* how the
tion . AU claaaea cf paaoeengers carried
They he ped haul the Seventh from here and equitable io the premi-es.
- -
Non 'nterost Bond system would
the day before and caused considerable
on the vestibuled trains without extra
to Riley, and the Eighth from there np i This -utnni.-n« is ordered to he served by
waste.”
Solve the Money Problem; Solve
charge.
Ship your freight and travel
here. There’s never been a campaign or being published in the V alley R icord for
the 8-Hour Question; Relieve tho
“I sec your point," returned the old
over this famous line. All agents hsvs
Country of Idle Ijibor; Settles So­
a march from this post that them mules .lx consecutive weeks bv order of the Hon.
ticket.
man, “but you misunderstand me. I
H. K. Hanna, one of the Judge* of the 1st
cialism; Promote all Public Works;
W. H. M ead , Gen. Ag’t..
said she was a good housekeeper, not a ain't gone on it. And they've never Judicial District of Oregon.
Get Money Out; Stop tho Interest
been
separated
till
today,
an
durned
if
Made
at
chambers
on
the
1st
day
of
48
Washingtor St.
Portland, Or.
Drain: Benefit all the People all tho
good boarding house keeper.”—Chicago
pril, 1896.
I b’lieve they’ll work a lick by the’-
time; It will Settle the Immigration
T. W. T easdxls , G. P. A.,
Post
WM
M.
COI.VIO,
Question and It Settles the Gold and
selvcs. Do you, Bevis?”
St. Paul. Minn.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Silver Question; will Abolish Muni­
"I aho’ hope they won’t,” this old ’
GASTRIC JUICE.
cipal Taxation.
fellow answered bitterly.
And they ’
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Physicians say the moro green things of walked away to the teamsters’ mess.— '
TO THE
Note the Prices.
*he earth we eat in springtime the better New York Herald.
By the hundred at actual cost. Il.oo.
The soul on earth is an immc.rtal
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All orders for less than 100 will be fill­
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To make boiled potatoes white let them
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iio (pared) in cold water for two or three
Constant thought will overflow in
Tart aria narrated his latest exploits <
Address all orders to
hours previous to cooking.
in the desert:
• • I was sinking deep- wf'rds oncoueciously.—Byron,
( 3T. PAUL
Cooked meat heated with a little good
JACOB S. COXEY,
y
er aud deeper into tho send, and I owe
No mixrht
might n-r
oar greatness
creat, u - sk ca
can censure
The Chronicle
curry sauce is far more digestible and
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iny preservation solely to the fact of my ?scape.
Back wounding calumny -the
nourishing than cold meat.
•oo oo
rx> oo «■> • Meat of any kind used for salads should being prematurely and completely whitest virtue «trikes.—Shakespeare.
DULUTH
• SODA WORKS ©
I
be cut into dice, but not smaller than one- bald.”
FARGO_____
HI
James
J
Corbet
gave
some
pretty
good
“You are jesting. ”
half inch, or it will seem liko hash.
(advice to the boys of the Olympia ClubJ
TO
GRAND FORKS
“Not at all. Tbe sun was shining when he wa” in San Francisco la«t. He j
A loaf of bread when risen ready for the
oven should be at least twice tho size it fieroely. a strong wind was blowing at < told them that th? hp«*t wav to get strong ,
CROOKSTON____
was when first put In the bread pan to the time; tbe sand drifted about my feet was to avoid all excesses in youth, so that j
WINNIPEG
I tnev should arrive at mannoo»! lusty and |
raise.
and rose gradually higher until it reach­
healthy. Manv men who have been guilty j
I) are prepared to fill all orders on
HELENA and
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