Newberg graphic., July 17, 1896, Image 2

A Itig inak. Story.
On Thursday of last week the Salem j
ayett* ourua .
correspondent of the Oregonian report-
I.afayette will soon have a summer ^ tbe kilUng of a rattlesnake near Ami-1
resortand medical springs In full op- ty in ,hi# countyi ftnd then he adorned
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the report with the following snake
One day this week while Hull John- etory.
son was cleaning out the medical spring j K a l e M i Q r J u , y 9 _ T h e l a r g e r a t t l e .
on his place west of town, he found an i nnake, captured in Yamhill county yes-
elk's horn liutoded in the mud. Al- terday, is now the worse for its experi-
though the horn lias probably been in ence. The original home of this snake
there for fifty or sixty years, it is iu a is, no doubt, in the famous Tburtor
perfect state of preservation.
The \ snake den, near which it was captured,
horn is a single spike and about two Tiie Tburtor den is on a farm owned by
W. Rees, in a rocky knoll covering
feet long and was found about two feet
under the surface.
by a low growth of oak shrubbery and
wild grass. The snake home is really a
Y a m h ill C ounty R eporter.
rock quarry. On the surface are rooks
Prof. J. A. Buchanan has been
in en> ess numbers, and the regularity
ployed as principal of the Dallas school, of tlie shape is remarkable, Nearly all
are
perfect cubes, varying in size from
to succeed Prof, Reynolds, who comes
six inches to two feet and more. The
to McMiunville.
between these rocks is a natural
A trio of the tallest men In the coun­ crevices
home for the reptile family, and it is
ty came together at tbe court house said to to no uncommon sight to see
Wednesday iu the persons of Ward scores of snakes sunning themselves on
Sitton, John Bones and Dud Frazer. the rocks in the early spring.
It is not rattlesnakes alone that haunt
Ward was the shortest, and he is (i feet
this den. There are blow snakes and
4j inches “ iu his slocking feet.”
blue
Many of the latter have
Ex-County Clerk McKern goes to been racers.
killed in tbe vicinity that have at­
North Yamhill for three or four weeks tained a length of six feet.
Then there is the stupefied snake,
to manage the business of H. K. Bed-
Small in size, but gaeat in results.
well, while the latter takes Ills summer which is one ol the most interesting
outing. Deputy McKinney drops in to species of the family. This snake has a DeWitt’s Little Early Risers act gently
bis old position as bookkeeper foi Jones head on eacli end, and runs either way. but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dys­
One head is about one-fourth as large as pepsia and constipation. Small pill,
A Adams.
tiie other. It is of a yellowish color.
A coincidence.
Delegate Brown of It generally lies in a loop, and is fre­ safe pill, best pill. A. T. Hill.
Halem, wiio attended tbe bimetallic quently observed running in an appar­
A Pennsylvania man scared Ids wife
convention yesterday, Is a son of John ently stupefied condition on a rock or
Brown of Harper’s Ferry fame. Bit­ log. There are other varieties, such as Into speaking for the first time in sev­
No cause is
ting in the same convention was W. T tiie garter, found around tlie den, but en years the other night
Booth of this city, who is a son of Hher- the bite of none except the rattlesnake assigned for tlie rash act
is
known
to
to
fatal.
Several
sheep
and
ill' Booth, who olllciated ut the hang­
some cattle have died in the vicinity of
ing of Juhu Brown 37 years ago.
When we consider that the intestines
the den, from snake bites.
O. P. Coshow lias torn appointed by
The rocky knoll, now known as Thur- are about five times as long as the body,
District Attorney Hayden to to deputy tor’s snake den, is known to have been weean realize the intense suffering expe­
attorney for Yamhill county. Claud infested with tlie serpentine family Bince rienced when they become inflamed.
far hack as the history of the J. R.
Thayer of Tillumook was appointed as
Walling donation land claim, on which DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure subdues
temporarily for Tillamook county; Jo­ it is situated.
infiamation at once and completely re­
seph Hib ey of Dallas for Polk county;
moves the difficulty. A. T. Hill.
C. H. Dalrymple of Albany for Linn
We are anxious to do a little good in
county. Mr. Hayden hus not selected this world and can think of no pleas­
ThomaS'-Have you named the twins
a deputy for Murion county, and in­
over
at your house yet?
anter
or
totter
way
to
do
it
than
by
rec­
tends to attend to the duties of tlie
John—Yep; pa culled them Thunder
otliee in person for the present. He at­ ommending One Minute Cough Cure
tends his first term of court July 13 at as a preventive of pneumonia, consump­ and Lightning ns soon as he heard
Albany.
tion and other serious lung troubles about them.
that follow neglected colds. A. T. Hill.
It would be hard to convince a man
BIG BARGAINS,
Even tlie codlin moth is crying hard
times and the “crime of ’96.”
The Pennoyer boom for the presi­
dency proved to be “still born."
The Teller boom didn't boom worth a
'cent al the Chicago convention.
Solomon and Jonathan don’t seem to
be stepping down and out with any de­
gree of haste.
At the Chicago convention last week,
Hon. W. J. Bryan of Nebraska was nom­
inated for president and Arthur Kewell
of Maine for vice-president, on a straight
16 to 1, unlimited coinage of silver plat­
form. The nominations apiiear to to
highly satisfactory to the silver men of
the democratic party while the gold men
are free to denounce Bryan as being un­
worthy of the high honor and the plat­
form as toing thorougly populistic. The
populist convention will most likely en­
dorse Bryan and Sewell. The gold men
among the democrats seem undecided as
to the course they will pursue.
Tlie N ew berg C lothing H ouse is offer­
ing Big Bargains in Ready Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, etc.
When in town call and examine their large
stock of goods.
Sc HODSON
PARKER
Waite of Colorado, of “ bloody bridle”
notoriety, wants to campaign for the
Hon. John P. Irish, a prominent dem­
populists in Oregon.
ocratic leader who made a number of
campaign speeehesin Oregon a few years
The “campaign of education” will now ago, is not at all pleased with the ac­
begin and free scholarships are offered tion of the Chicago convention. While
by the campaign managers.
attending the convention lie wrote to
T h e G r a p h ic a n d W e e k ly
O r e g o n ia n -
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-
s?»’
the 8. F. Call in which he said;
It is rather tropical weather for the
One delegate wants Cleveland and
T h e G r a p h ic a n d N . Cj 1 K/Y
campaign rhymers to get in their work Queen Victoria personally denounced in
Y . T r ib u n e
-
the platform. When I said to him.
but it is a job that must be done.
“ Victoria is an old woman, has raised a
T h e G r a p h ic an d t h e ¿ 1 X A
large family and was always a lady,” lie
R u r a l N o r th w e st. v l . d U
The $1800 a year that was to to saved answered: “I don't know about that,
to the county in deputy hire seems to be I’ve heered stories about her,” 8o these
O
r
a
n y N e w sp a p e r or M agrazlne
crowds chew and spit broadcast and pro­
considerably shy of the full amount.
p u b lish e d a t le ss th a n pub*
pose that the industrial desert shall
iis h c r ’s p ric e.
blossom as the rose on denunciation of
The Eugene Register has suspended Cleveland, Victoria and Rothschild.
publication of the daily on account of a The city is full of sound money men,
luck of patronage sufficient to justify it. some of them eminent in the party, but
they are jeered and joshed by raw
youths who sing:
Relic hunters havo carried off every­
My n im e Is S ilver K lchard,
f have no b ro th e r Ike,
thing from about the McKinley resi­
B at I com e from old M issouri,
Yes, all th e way M on Pike.
dence that can be torn loose and yet the
An old Iowa farmer to lay looked over
campaign is not open.
the field. Seeing the bolting Republi­
cans and the Populists itere taken into
Horticultural notes on the subject of the councils which are to control the
“ thinningfruit” are not read with much convention, he said: “On the farm
W e e k ly C ro p B u l l e t i n .
N e w b e rg , O re.
suffering from billious colic that his
T lie D e l i n e a t o r f o r A u g u s t .
interest in Oregon this season. The when a critter gets run down and likely
Iu tbe hay fields the greatest activity
to
die
ail
the
lice
in
the
barn
get
onto
it.
spring ruins did it for us this time.
And the superb colored lithographic agony is due to a microbe with an un-
I’m afraid the Democratic party won’t is found. As a rule the crops of hay are
good and many are heavy. During the plates of Dress Modes and Millinery pronouncablc name. But one dose of
winter.”
The nomination of llryan was a com­
Ho much for the present atmosphere, past week the weather could not have begun in tbe July issue again form a DeWitt’s Coiic & Cholera Cure will con­
plete knockout for the manufacturers of ft is filled with repudiation of principles toeu better to enable farmers to make hi iliiant feature of its illustrated fash­ vince him of its power to afford instant
and contracts. It is favorable to the
relief. It kills pain. A. T. Hill.
campaign buttons, as “the toy orator of commission
of an organization called a progress ill the buy fields. While the ions. The vastly improved quality of
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
the Platte” was not considered a possi­ Democratic party, which Jefferson would weather has been all that could to tiie general and literary matter of tbe
Tlie City of Akra, Egypt, contracted
not recognize and JuckBon would take wished for progress Iu hay fields, it hus Delineator is attested anew by articles
bility.
with an English firm to put In water
for Coxey’s army.
not toeu satisfactory for lute sown from such well-known writers and
A ll the Grammer School Studies, Music, and Art.
works.
After the street hydrants were
The Scientific American will issue a
grain, gardens and potatoes; eurly-sown authorities us Prof. Xuver Schurwenka,
all
in,
a
person
of
rank
fell
over
one
of
grain
bus
also
suderei!
in
some
sections.
Julia
Magruder,
and
Mary
Cadwalader
special nflmtor in honor of its fiftieth P O S T M A S T E R ( J K N R K A 1 . W I L S O N O N
Tlie beat bus been excessive, tlie tem­ Jones. The first-named discusses Mu­ them one day und barked bis shin, and
anniversary, which occurs July 23. It
T IIE M ONEY Q U E ST IO N .
perature recording from 85° to 90°, lias sic us a Profession for Women; Miss every hydrant was at once ordered ta­
is safe to say that this will to a fine
Hon. William L. Wilson, Postmaster caused the lute sowu crops to burn, Mugruder’s Novelette, “ The Her pent
ken out as a menace to public safety.
number.
S tu d e n ts can e n te r a t an y tim e and find classes to suit.
General in the Cleveland cabinet and and though tlie struw in many in­ and tlie Dove,” is brought to a satisfac­
An e x c e lle n t hom e for g irls a n d boys is p ro v id e d u n d e r th e c a re of a c o m p e te n t M atron, a t
stances
busa
rank
growth,
it
is
thought
tory
conclusion,
while
Mrs.
Jones
Democratic leader iu the last Congress, that the heads will not fill unless rain
the low est p o ssib le prices.
Pmitli
the
photographer
finds
that
it
writes entertainingly on the Virtue of
The Salem correspondent who sent in a letter to the Globe-Democrat says:
E x c e lle n t b o ird in p riv a te fam ilies. M oral a n d C h ristia n in flu en c e s th ro w n a b o u t stu d e n ts.
should come. Much of the lute sown Simplicity. Women longingly consid­ always pays to satisfy his customers by
We co n fid e n tly believe th a t su p e rio r a d v an tag e s c an u o t he offered in th e N orthw est.
that Yamhill county snake story to the
All e x p e n s e s m oderate. C o rresp o n d en ce an d visits so licited .
It is not necessury to question the grain, which is the subject of com­ ering the fascinutioii of tlie wheel will
For c atalo g u es and in fo rm a tio n , ad d ress,
Oregonian has evidently been drinking sincertiy of belief with which Mr. Bland plaint, was sown utter June 1, and, in rend attentively what Prof C. A. Von doing first class work at prices to suit
the
times.
Photos
3x4
inches
for
35
something more than ordinary Willam­ and other leaders contend that free fact, as late as tlie 10th of June.
ltamdohr has to say upon the Medical cents per dozen. All other work as
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC CO LLEG E,
coinage by tlie United Htales ut 16 to 1
Full sown grain and gruin sown in Aspects of Bicycling. Of u'tied inter­
ette river water.
NEW B E R G . OKKGON.
will bring the metul to a parity at that tlie winter und early spring will come est is l)r. F J. Levlseur’s "Talks on cheap as any gallery in town.
ratio ¡u order to point out the upull-
tlie warm spell without sutler- Beauty,” is devoted to the Hair. Car-
Mrs. Billups—Jedediuh, what in tbe
A new publication entitled “What to ing disasters which would follow if through
ing any perceptible injury, and rarely alyn Halstead continues her series on
Eat” has been launched at Minneapolis. they are in error in that belief. All ex­ is there u report from uny section of ttie American Women's Patriotic Societies, world have you done to that child to TESSE EDW ARDS, P re s id e n t.
N. E BRITT, Vice Pré«.
B. C. MILES, C ash ier
perience
of
tlie
past,
tlie
general
o
n
-
Most people just now are interested
Wldamette valley deprecating the re- I and Frances Leeds’ paper on Interioi make him cry so?
sensus
und
practice
of
the
civilized
cent warm and dry weather tor fear of | Decoration is devoted to Libraries,
Mr. Billups—Hain’t done a thing to
more in solving the problem of how to
world prove them to lie utterly and fa­ tlie damage it might do to these en ps , Emma Haywood clearly explains tlie him. I fixed him up a toy locomotive
get something to eat.
ta ly wrong. They take a ratio which, Fall sown and early sown spring crops construction of Embroidered Wall-
during all the years of Us existence, of grain ure good und there will be Pockets, and contributes u fourth arti­ and now lie’s kickin’ because he can’t
A recent copy of the Whatcom Re­ never did produce purity and never did miiny line crops harvested in the Wil­ cle on the mysteries of Ecclesiastical have my false teeth for a cowcatcher.
Ill Southern Oregon Embroidery. H C. Wood gives an
veille which was odited by the ladies of give us concurrent circulation of gold lamette valley.
F o r t h e Lung;».
that city, headed by Ella Higginson, is and sliver, and now, when silver has so the full and early spring sown -grain amusing description of “A New Wom­
Elder Alson W. Steers writes from
depreciated in vulue that it would to a will make good crops, but they have an’s Party,” Sirs. A B. Longstreet
at hand. It is a clean newsy sheet and hundred times harder to maintain that been shortened somewhat by the warm adds a timely warning in regard to
Portland, Or.: "There is uo medicine
reflects much credit on the ladies of ratio, demand that we should restore It, weather, and the gruin lias become yel­ “ Poisonous Plants and their Anti­
C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 OOO.
for tlie throat and lungs that I can
and
calmly
tell
us
that
there
Is
no
risk
low,
showing
lha’.
harvest
is
not
fur
dotes,”
and
tlie
departments
devoted
Whatcom.
hut unspeakable benefit ill the experi­ distant. Some grain aphis is observed to Seasonable Cookery, Tea-Table Chat, recommend to ministers, public speak­
but there is no general complaint con­ Summer Reading, Knitting, Tatting, ers and singers, with the confidence
Brother Meservu of the Oregon City ment.
Every debt Incurred by tlie United cerning them.
Crocheting, etc , ure, us always, excel­ that I can the 8. B. Cough Cure.” 50
Enterprise indulges in some very plain States, the s-veral States or municipal­
D I R E C T O I t 8:
Corn looks well, having improved lent.
cents per bottle. For sale by all drug­
talk in speaking of the action of Sheriff ities, by corporations or individuals, through the warm weather; It is now
JESSE EDWARDS.
B. C. MILES,
J. C. COLCORD.
gists.
Eli Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes, 1
Maddock, respecting the publishing of since resumption of specie payments | In tussel.
E. II. WOODWARD.
N. E. BRITT.
the delinquent tax list. Charley’s gun January 1, 1879, every do lur borrowed, j Grapes are making good growth; “ I have been suffering from piles twen-1 Tlie boys of Pompeii had their sleds,
every salary or wage adjusted, every they are as large us peas and the pros­ ty-five years and thought my ease in- j
is loaded to the muzzle.
wheelbarrows, drums, trumpets, toy-
payment for life insurance, every de­ pects are bright for a good crop.
posit In savings bunks or building nsso-1 Where the hops have received prop­ curable. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve ' guns, gum, candy, carpenter tools and
Tillman denounced the administra­ clatlons, bus been with do.lurs equal to er cultivation they are looking excep­ was recommended to me as a pile cure, | almost everything else known to mod­
C ertificates of d e posit issu e d payable on d em an d . E x c h a n g e b o u g h t an d sold. Good notes
tionally well, but this tins not been so I bought a box mid it performed a ern days. Tlie only drawback was tbe d isco u n ted . Deposits re c eiv ed subject to check a t sig h t, an d a g en eral b a n k in g b u sin e ss
tion of Cleveland at the Chicago conven­ gold dollars.
ra u s a c te d . C ollections m ad e on all accessib le p o in ts in th e U nited S ta te s a n d C anada.
To
make
ull
these
deli's
payable
and
done,
as
a
rule.
Hops
have
toeu
neg­
tion in the most “free and unlimited” these deposits returnable In 50-cent dol­
permanent cure.” This is only one of i absence of the Texns mustang, which
lected, and many fields show irregular
C O R R E S P O N D E N T S —Ladd & T ilton. P o rtla n d ; N atio n al P a rk B ank, New York.
terms over heard in a national conven­ lars, on tlie mere theory, ut variance growth. The hop louse is present, but thousands of similar eases. Eczema, was not invented until several years
S tran g e rs v isitin g the c ity a re in v ite d to call at th e b an k for in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th e c ity
sores and skin diseases yield quickly after Pompeii bad been overwhelmed.
tion. Hut it must to remembered that with all the facts of history, and with not in large numbers.
C o rre sp o n d en c e in v ite d .
To what extent garden truck and po­ when it is used. A. T. Hill.
Tillman is more of a populist than n the belief that the United States alone
can by Its action double the value tatoes have au tiered from lack of ruin
A traveler in Japan says that the
D eal E sta te T ransfers.
democrat.
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of all the silver buhion in the world remains to to soon Tne general im ­
T hese tra n s fe rs a re fu rn ish e d by th e Y am hill Japanese tramp takes Ills hot, hath daily
and of all the coin except that already 1 pression is that there will to material ounty
A bstract C om pany a t M cM iunville, O r­ if he lias a fraction of a cent to pay for
It seems that the republicans of Ore­ used ns subsidiary or representative damage unless a favorable weather C egon.
T hey have th e o nly set of a b stra c t books
gon have home with Jonathan, Jr., too coin In the gold standard countries, is change occurs
iu Y i.m hill c o unty a n d do a g e n eral T itle tra n s ­ it, or Ida cold hath if he hasn’t a cent,
b u sin ess, an d so lic it your c o rre sp o n d en c e
long already, judging from the publish­ an exp riiucnt whose rushti,ss, hazard j Small fruit is abundant with the ex­ a fer
lie carries a comb, toothpicks a razor
u d orders.
F ra n k C. F urgeson, M anager.
ed interviews with many prominent and absurd failure can not to over­ ception of strawberries, the season for U S patent to Bradbury Esta-
and a toothbrush iu a little bundle. A
stated.
them being nearly past. Cherries aro j hrook 318 76 a t 4 s r 3 \ v .........
members of the party, but the wiley
few Japanese tramps might well be in­
Hard Burned Brick for Foundations and W ells.
The shrinkage in the endowment of ripe.
Jonathan holds on to his position witli a collcg.-s, iu the wages of labor, In the
troduced as missionaries in tlie Ameri­
The week ends with Sunday ami ' Herbert T Cash warranty deed
to Thomas and Margarett Hird
savings of the poor, who can estimate Monday partly cloudy and cool with­
Face a n d F ancy Mold B rick a S peciality .
P rice s from
’th o u san d u p .
Call or
can brotherhood, whose members do
death like grip.
w rite for p a rtic u la rs.
6.71 acres part of David l.ance-
these items alone? Nor will It to pos­ out rain. The cool weather. If it eon
not
seem
to
appreciate
what
cleanliness
Tfiere aro schemes and schemes for sible to pass through tills change with­ tinues, will tie a relief to n limited ex-1 ticld d 1 c 3 2 ............................. $150 00 is “nexi to.”
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out the panic, the business dislocation, lent in assisting the growth of vegeta­ Kate Potter warranty deed to
advertising patent nostrums. The lat­ the paralysis of enterprise that always tion.
N^Oregron
N ew b erg,
Leonard Tharp lot 3 blk 3 By-
CurfM C r o u p .
est is by Hall A Ruckel manufacturers attend a great and sudden change In
EA STER N OREGON.
bees add to Sheridan......... . 20 00
“ My three children are all subject to
Continued warm weather lias not
of "Sozodont." A twenty-four foot open tlie standard of value anil disappoint
croup; I telegraphed to San Francisco,
A t a D ig B a r g a i n .
expectations of those who hope to toen the tost forthe grain crop. There
boat, bearing the name of “ Sozodont" the
pay past debts in cheaper money.
is a diversity of opinion concerning the | Mv resilience property on corner of got a half dozen bottles of 8. B. Cough
]»LP0T LUMBER YARD,
left New York a few days ago on a trip
And even when we had pissed amount of injury that lias been done. Third and Center streets in Newberg. Cure. It is a perfect remedy. God
X .
IV, NEWBERGf OREGON.
to Europe. This is the smallest boat through the confusion mid disaster of However, there are favorable reports, Two story house of 9 rooms, good barn bless you (or it. Yours, etc., J. H.
DOOR 8.
LATH. GLASS,
which has attempted to cross the oeeau. this headlong p'unge, wlint should we tint most of them come from Hood and well. Will sell at a great bargain.
CEDAR.
Crozier, Grants Pass, Or. 50 cents per
WINDOWS.
LIME.
SASH
FIR .
have? Only silver monometallism in­ River. A correspondent from Ilood
O . F . W in s l o w ,
MOULDINGS.
SAND.
WEIGHTS,
REDWOOD.
bottle. For sale by all druggists.
of tlie gold uud sliver which wo River: “ Wheat crop is extra fine, nev­
Springbrook, Or.
SHINGLES. HAIR,
CORD,
Y ELL W PINK
If the $10,000 said to to on hand for stead
now havo.
er averaged better ” Another writes.
ETC., ETC.
B u ilde rs H a r d w a r e .
the improvement of the Willamette is
Farmer Makestraw—I say, Mariah,
No tanner or other innn emild get n “Grain is ripe and some of it is cut; it
If this bionmer wedding business
judiciously spent it will improve the riv­ dollar's worth of sliver without paying is very good ” In Sherman county continues, some of these days a near­ we must drive into Squastitown next
er very much. To the ordinary individ- the market price for It, ss lie pays tlie | the reports nre not disparaging, but sighted parson will probably hitch two week A feller named Professor Fly-
price today for gold, lie would proceeding eastward into Morrow and
u il it seems that less money sjient in market
to no richer in fact, or better ofTIn any Umatida counties they assume u dill'- bievelo men or two new women to- high is goin’ up in a balloon, an’ theu
making expensive surveys and more way. by calling 50c a do'lar than he erent tone
lie’ll jump ott' with nothin’ but au um­
In Morrow county tlie getlier.
spent in pulling ugly snags from the would by calling two peeks of wheat' grain lias undoubtedly burnt consider - 1
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brella to hold him.
ably and spring grain, much of it, Is
*«,r ".to-
advantages
channel, would result in greater tone- a bushel, or two rods of land nn acre.
One of
Mrs Makestraw—Is it a free exhibi­
It was stated from the Treasury l>e- being cut for liny. Iu Umatilla county
A 40 acre (arm, six miles from New-
tils to navigation.
tion?
partinent years ago that from the b 'gin­ tlie result seems to depend upon the torg. Half in cultivation, fine water,
claimed by
the prime
ning of the Government ■ own to the future character of the weather. Price $000. For particulars inquire at
Farmer Makestraw—No, it will cost
The Chicago convention was evident­ “crime” of 1873, only $1,429,457 In sli­ Should cloudy weather and rain occur Graphic office.
11-ltf
us twenty-five cents apiece; but if that
ly made up of a lot of very ungrateful ver dollars were coined for circulation, a correspondent states, tlie crops would
Tlie small toy and tbe swimming hole umbrella ain’t no stronger (ban most
men. Right in the midst of the tight and nil these before 1810. All tbe rest not to damaged The expected and
that sold nowadays, we’ll git the worth
I —less than $7,000,000—were coined for dtsired rain has occurred and the are good friends these days.
the McMinnville hi-mctullic convention bullion dealers to export As against weather has tooome decidedly cooler.
of our money.
RIDERS OF
wired wools of sympathy and recom­ tills $1,6(10,000 in eighty years, we have This may to a relief to the situation | “ Wake up Jacob, day is breaking!" so
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mended Teller to their favorable consid­ since 1878 coined und have iu circula­ though the rain was light. Sonili and said DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to tbe
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Persons who have a cough in £ ppell
east of the Blue mountains, and es­
eration, and yet the convention went tion $428,000,(XX).
Yet, the cry Is Umt silver has been 1 pecially In Union county, tlie grain man who had taken them to arouse his every night, ou account of a tickling
ahead all the same as though Oregon struck
down and must to restored to Its crops will to especially good
sluggish liver. A. T. Hill.
Sensation in the throat, may overcome
had not been heard from and Humiliated rights as before 1873 And this in tlie
Present prospects give promisi' of
it at once by a dose of One Minute Cough
“Hurrah for McKinley.”
name of bimetallism « li -n h Is ns sure plenty of fruit. Uherries sro ripening
Bryan.
Cure. A. T. Hill.
as tlie law of gravity that it would give Hnd are quite abundant In market.
— tbe go-Iightly kind —
Last summer one of our grandchild­
Indianapolis has something of a curi­ us silver none as our money metal, There is plenty of water for irrigation
The grounds about the public school
osity In a ]Hilieeman who has torn de­ l’art of the nations of the world now All kinds of stock are doing well. ren was sick with a severe bowel trou­
is the
have free coinage of go d ns standard Shearing is over and most of tiie wool ble. Our doctor’* remedies had failed building would present a much more in­
clared insane, and the funny part of the money,
and part have free coinage of lias been hauled to tlie railroad Ac­ when we tried Chamberlain’* Colic, viting appear* r-e* if tb» mixture of tall
story is that his particular delusion is silver. IXies not ibis give to all most tive preparati.ms are being made for
grass and fern was nicely mown. No
that he believes himself to to a great or- of tlie benefits of bimetallism?
harvest, which, owing to tlio warm Cholera and Diarrhcsa Remedy, which
charge for this suggestion.
gave
very
speedy
relief.
We
regard
it
Every
law,
and
especially
every
Imd
j
weather, will soon he at hand.
utor an 1 desires to devote his time to
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has its momentum, not iiufon*ceti
as the tost medicine ever put on the
l-cturing on temperance. This is evi­ law,
OH o f C itrine««
that can be obtained with little exertion.
by these who piss it
if we once low- |
market for bowel complaint*.— Mrs. E. Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, en­
B lo n d W ill T e ll.
dently a clear rase of insanity, for who er tlie monetry standard wlmt assur­
The many different skin diseases such G. Gregory, Frederiekstown, Mo. This tirely free from all oily taste, and may
ever heard of a policeman clothed in the ance is tlmre that we ahull stop at free
as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, crysip- certainly •» ilia best medicine ever put be administered internally or applied
Th ey are so firmly put together that
mind of the ordinary cop wanting to silver?
If that does not bring about the prom­ das, eczema, itching or *n eruption of on the market for dysentery, summer externally. It will remove all paiu
talk temperance.
machine and rider seem as one. Get
ised in t lion ilium, will we not a.-ck it in
a deluge of purely flit money, and pimples, pustules, blotches, chap* or complaint, colic and cholera infantum Hint “human flesh is heir to,” if prop­
In a certain town not far away they what that is worth preserving In free cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are in children. It never fails to give erly applied, and might be rightly
on jn Imperial and try it. Send for
are telling a story to which attaches a government can survive that deluge? directly the cause of impure blood, prompt relief when used in reasonable termed "a panacea for all ills.” Trice
’96 catalogue.
moral. According to the report a gins I We must illlicr get wisdom cheaply Wilbur’# Blood Purifier is aeknowladgcd time and the plain printed directions 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
through
the
cxp-rlenee
of
oilier
nations
looking well-to-do Iwehelor of that vil­
to to tbo tost medicine known for any an* followed. Many mothers have ex-
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ordsarti how t h s r j m o m koow*
How many things there are to laugh
lage was toing teased by the young la­ through our own experience.
of those unsightly complaints. l’rice pn’ssod their ainivre graiilude for the
dies of a club fur not toing married.
Financial integrity is a test of insti­ $1.00 per botti*. For sale by ail Drug­ cures it h u effected . For salo by A. T. at in this world to tbe girl who has
He said: “ I will in rry the girl of your tutions as of men.
pretty teeth and dimples.
gist*.
1 fü ll, druggist.
T H E G R A P H IC ’S
’a there!
w e’ve got a snap
for you « « H «
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