p F. STENGER
N ews I n general
Mulberry Perkins, and I am devil-
¡«11 glad to make you acquaintance.
—Republic.
Hater’s
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ILLUSTRATED
'W ingini; Iround the < in h
R oanoke , Va . Mar* h 14—When
the train bearing Senator Hill and
party enroute South reached the
oitv of Roanoke this morning,
sev« ral thousand people assembled
at the depot, and the hand played
at ■« of welcome Senator Hill made
a ten-minute speech, devoted large
ly t i a presentation of the democrat
ic principles and a review of the
¿ood work of the democratic partv
■il the state of New York, and he
was warmly cheered at frequent in
tervals
S|s aking of New York, he said:
"Today we have not a republican
otlicial from one end of the state to
the other elected by the people at
la’ge
We have a democratic leg
isiature in both branches; the first
time for many years. Our repub-I
liean friends have kept, control of
th<- state many years, as far an the
legislative branch is concerned, be- i
cause thev refused i|i • enumeration
of its inhabitants, but I safelv as
sun our democratic friends in this i
secti >*. of Virginia that it is the Iasi
vou w ill ,-ec in niv ju<lgemeiit, of a
repu lic.,11 legislature in the Empire
stall .
||>- warned them the com
mg national contest was not an easv
■me. I he republicans are entrench
ed tn power, with the present occu
pant ot the \\ bite house as a prob
able candidate. and will not be easy
to d¡«lodge I le counseled t borough
organization — Evening Telegram
Jottx \ an l>ri<i'N relates this sto
ry ot how the ex President, his ft-
<her.was once ace
| |,v an Amei-
ican in Europe;
keiurning to the sitting room,
otd fellow said to my fath
A\ hv ytdi speak very good eu-
glish ’
I ought to,’ was the rrupofisr.
I was born and brought up in
• nited States ’
Why you don’t te|| me! I
k now what I took you for?’
•No ’
’Whv. a Dutchman.’
‘U ell you are n>.( far .mt of tllf
way responded my lather, laughing
good Iiaturcdly
In (hetown where
I came from they always called me
a Dutch man ’
I hat so'.’ Well, now, where
ditl you com«« from anvwav ”
“ ‘Kinderhook, N Y.’
Kinderhook, Kinderhook,* re-
|H*ated Perkins potideritiglv ti> him-
“•’If
Let me «ce, I must know
»omelhxiv tn Kinderhook
Oh.yes;
M irtin \ an Buren live« m Kinder-
hook
Do yon know Martin Van
Bu renT’
I m not sure about th it,' was
the n ply. ’| sometimes think I
don’t know him very well ’
Well how was Hit' oid man when
vou «aw him last
’ lie looked very well when hf*
abave«l me thia morning,* was thL
Qllirt response
A puix.r.l look of astonishment
< ame into the eves of the worried
owner >f the carpet sack and slowly
«prend uutil it took tn his whole
face, check« and all
At last a light
tlnwned upon his prrplcamj intellect
mid he turned and exclain.ed in
tones of perfect delight:
" Why. you’re that little CU»9,
Martin \ an Buren, ain’t whi * Illi
W ashington , March 7—Con
gressman Springer is better this
morning.
His three physicians
held a long consultation this fore
noon, ami at it»conclusion Dr. Vin
cent made the following statement:
"Mr Springer passed a favorable
night, and his codition is much im
proved this morning. His pulse
and temperature are reduced, and
he manifests much less delirium
than yesterday. His mind appears
to l e clearing up, and the periods of
coma are less frequent. He takes
nourishment well to day, and an
other very good indication of im
provement is that he is more sensi
tive to external impressions and
sounds than he has been since his
illness assumed a serious stage
• l’he erysiplas has nearly stopped
spreading and there are indications
in some places that it is beginning
to disappear. While there is a ten I
dancy of the swelling to spread in I
Harnev county Oregon
Oregon.
The Magaiine w in celebrate
tenary of the discovery of merit,,?
discovery.
— -i’’
discovery, through arti,
ari. l )»,
thorough exposition Thai hi.
made of the Keren I nprecSJ^^B
ment of s.ur
mtiii
our '«ruilir.Y.
Country, BT.-l
and
gieatWrat. Particular a-
giveuto Dramatic Epi»odi*of
tory
“ a LMEDA A. STENGER
C a TTLK branded
on I.eft »ide; circle
A Split in
Combines the juice of the BHeFgso
California,
lax-iuv' aid nulnl!0“’’
with the medicinal virtues of Plan.
known to be most ber.ehci»!
R
numan system, forming the ON ■ •
¡■ECT REMEDY to act gently yet
.romptly on the
KIDHEiS, LIVER AND BOWELS
—AKD T • —
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— SO THAT -
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HEALTH and STRENGTH
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••From the Black Forest totbiJLk
Poultney Bigelow and F h MmkL*
by .Mr. Millet and Alfred I’arsoi* 1
wil be given on the German. An,A' _
Italian Annies, illustrated byT dsn!l
Mr W. D. liowelle Wii; conlrtlJa,
el. "A Wor'c of Chaiife," ch»r».-
American Especial
lo Short 8t«>rie», which will tie
T H Aldrich. R II Davii a 7..
Marg-ret Delmid, Mi»» W.H.l’son,.¿Ji
ular writers.
Among the literary fea’ures will
I
Reminiscencesof Nathaniel Hawtd^l
college claM-mate ami life lontfrEI^“
Bridge, and a Personal Memoir of th
ings. by Anne Thackerai Ritchie
Range-Harney and Grant county Oregon
P o._Burn». ilarnr’V county. Or._______
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year old d.iughlt r of Geoige Murlett
• lied yesterday ot trichina* spinalis
Some Weeks ago Mr Marlctt kil td
i |>ig and his family ate of the tunk
in an underdone enndilion
Mrs
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en sick the daughter dy’ng vest- r
day.
I he wile and mother is still
tn a precarious condition
Doctors,
after the death ot the daughter,
made a microscopie • xamination
of a cutting from the biceps muscle
and found an abundance of the
deadly trieiiimv spinals.
John I.. Sullivan announces that
he is willing to tight Slavin it, New
Orleans for $25.UX» n ride
pitie and
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of August or first week of Septem
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