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I The po pa I let county central committee of Linn comity, last week held a meeting in Albany al which po|»ahat« were in vited to aitvn<l to JiecWM (he question of fa-ion I her*- » m a division m ( ae >ti- teiii on the subject, but they Analiy agreed m pul out a ticket of their own and to endorse some of the county dem ocratic nominees Goy. Lord Appointed Cuban Hehef Committee. NEWS OF THE WORLD Geaeral Booth ia Now in This Country. The First Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Are«Kiatl<»h draws >1.700 A MAN WITHOUT A S1OMACH LIVES MILTON TO HAVE A 2OOBARREL M'LL per annum from the alate for district fair purl* »sea. >im*e the paa^age of the law of 188V, by mutual content, the fairs A New Lodgf Knights <»r Liberty of have been held in rotation, as follows: The Internaltonal 1’ap‘r Company Baker City, La Granda and Prairie City. Operate« with a < apiial the World lias J um < B«*rn Il was Baker City’s turn this year, but, of SAG 000,000 Organized in spite of the existing verbal agree ment, W. G. Hunter, representing Union county, and bolding proxies from lhe Clackamas r< *ountv tax levy b 2 ' 26.5 mills. Last year tbs levy wa, | mills talked of by the | General Compson is JieniocraU (or th» nominatio« of govern- | or of the great State of Oregon, F. S. •. Smith and son of St. Paul, Ore | gou, »hipped 4.IMI0 po inds of hops on the steamer Ramona, the 12ib. They were »oi l at 8',c. The site haa Is-en puri ha. d for a 200 which will he built barrel flouring mi near Milton in Umatilla county, near tli«O KAN railway track. Hon. D. A. Paine, »upermtenJenl of the state insane asylum, lectured at Woodburn Iasi week on the subject ot •‘Woodcralt,” to a large aiiJience. German farmers will next summer un dertake the culture of sugar lamin in ear nest, in Malheur county, a lame tract of land having been purchased for that purpose The city election in the I>«lles will be held January 2VH1. There is great ex- citamen. Two tickets have been placsd in the field. 1‘eoplcs, and fit zena, or Prohibition. Bakar Chy bw* an Artificial lake, light- ed by electricity where the young people can meet at night and enjoy the skating. Southern Oregoi can enjoy no such lux uryol natural ice. Miss Aflir Huge«, Norfolk, Vs., was frixhtfullv burned on the face ami "<•< k. J-.,n was instantly relieved by He'»'" » Witch lla/.el Salve, which healed the in jury without leaving a scar. It 1« the fa mous pile remedy — W. F. Kremer. The woolen mills of Oregon City are running night and day to supply the de mand. The nulls »re receiving large or ders from Earstem wholesale firms for hoavy woolen good«. The Northern Facifle hax decided to put another paeeenger train on the run between Portland and Seattle, the etsri to be made Batnlay, January 2.1. The time K hednle han not yet been fully ar ranged There is abetter demand for potaloee in Ulorkainae county than there Im« bee n for aomo lime. Buyer* are now paying 2ft cenle per bushel, furniehing twine and each» Hoj>* are being *hipi»e<i out ci that county at from fl to 11 cent« The governor I iim appointed the iul lowing six citiaene member« oftlmCii ban relief commilWe for Oregon W. H. M amou , Cha«. F. Beebe, J. Tlionburn R oni *, I. N Flei«chner, II. L. l’iltock, W. T. Carroll and H. R. I^ewia. Laat week at tlie Corvallis college, General Compson delivered a lecture on the “Battleof tiettysburg." The lecture deerribed minutely the chief scenes ol the battle, many of which were illustra ted by ah reopt icon views. Governor Lord has aigned the com- mission of 0. W right of Astoria, to aucceeii to the pilot commlaaionerahip made vacant by the appointment of lion. John Fox aa collector of customs at A«- toria. The appointment «eeme to give general aatiafaction. Dr. J. W. HHI. principal of the Bishop Scott grammar school, has made »in hn teigniiivnt. Ills liabilities are not much mote than hi* assets. School teaching iron» a financial point of view 1« ordinar ily a failure. Very few teachers ever make more than a living Mr*. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, l'a..sn'» “Mv child is worth millions tome; yet I would nave lost her bv er«»up had I no’ inve*Ud twenty-five rente tn a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure.”It curea colds, coughs and all throat and lung trouble- —W. F. Kremer. Baker county. Oregon, has just pub lished a report »»f the number and condi tiou of sheep in that »iistrict, -49 090. Cattle in good condition and will winter all right; horses on range, |»oor ami many will die before spring. Coyotes have increaavil to such an extent ai» to I m * a menace to the H<s*k industry. T A. Wood, grand commander of the Indian War Veteran* of Oregon, has re ceivrd a telegram from Senator McBride stating that the penaion bill, for which | the veteran« have so long and earn»1 >ailv labored, had pMOftd the senate M i Woo»! is confident that it will pas»* the bouse. During the month of I'ecemlw-r. postal receipts at the ortland i»osto were f 1<I (MX), an inerrase of >2237,oi » 15 per cent over th»- r«-vripts of the reqionding month in 1*99^ rin- is < tidsreff a rrinarkahlv i in the l’orllan«i p -luffirv -a propo ly better «how mg t han I* Iliad» by it postotliee tn San l i Hie Mm. Stark, Ples.ant O •'After tw«» «I'M i.«t n u »x die 1 -axe M unite (’ an»l inoi col I* an«l al J W. F Kr The I’a. (1 Hi has imxum lishrd ot flelds Al»« who < nil I m at a No. 14* Tin C<»lli|>)led • I 4s- »r < I* Ute a««» au ariate 'ill Uniteil SL Mid gl t« ( >nt A CHILD’S LONG JOURNEY. James A. Berry, the millionarie tramp of Paducah.Kentucky had his leg broken while on a drunken spree, and it is likely that his end has come. William Jennings Bryan has returned from his trip to Mexico Mr. Bryan Change asked for is tliat the comilrs ion- does not give his ini pre», ion ol that al year term close on April o0 in.lead oi covntry to the public, but will perhaps Match -Ph a« it i» now. Also that lhe do so later. presidential term ol office tie made Io C P. Huntington, the Pacific presi correapond in like manner to that of the dent, will render all the assistance in congressional his power to President Dole of the Ha A dispatch hi the l>aily Mail from waiian republic. Dole is corning to the Blarriti sav»: ThaC'arliet moveui.-m in Unit'd Blates to work for aanexation. Spain is growing so rapidly that a rising Traxel* from Fin I m nd to Al**k* t’n- nl»lr tn S|»«-ak I nMllih Traveling from Finland to Alaska with- out «peeking-e word thut anyone under- I stcxxl, without a single traveling coin-j panion, or without meeting u person i who knew him from one end of the Attorney Ashford, at one time one of journey to the other, is no small under-' (lie leading lawyers of Honolulu, and taking, but it has just been completed ' by an eigbt-jear-old boy, says the 8e-! who was ex|»elled for participation in nttle Times. Magnus Nessler left a , the rebellion that overthrew I lie monar pleasant home in far-away Finland on chy, has been allowed to return to Hon June 3 to join his father and mother, olulu who are working at Douglas City. Hi J. O. Carter, a ¡»ersurial friend of mode his long joerney ucross the great I pond in the steerage of one of the big Queen Lil, arrived on the Aimrieda the ocean steamers. Here he was not ao 13ili and proceeded to Washington to op lonely, as there were other Finlanders ¡•oae the annexation of the islands. Ad on the boat who talked the language vices from Washington indicate that his he could understand. At New York i efforts will lie fuiile. there was no delay, owing to a care-1 A dispatch from Ixindon wavs: The Kt fully-written shipping card which had „ sewe.l seeurel) on the back of "o” Chad«. Pelhsm »libera, member bis < oat before he started on the long of Parliament from South Wolverbamp journey. Tbi« did away with the nece«-1 on, and known a-the “Father oi the sity of talking im far as his getting H oumh oi Common»,” hax ing «at contin- through without delay was concerned. uoualy «inc* 1835, is believed to be dying. Ills ticket hud been purchased to cover Hannin Taylor ex minister to Spain, ia the entire distaoce, and the card idrect- rd him to Circle City hotel, at Juneuu. »-arneatly in iav«»r of recognizing 'he II»- reached Scuttle in time to make UilbanH ah belligerent^ lie belmvm» good connections with the .Maska bout, tliat in every city in the United Btates and xxas forxxarded to Douglas by league« nhould be formed for the purpose friends. Ilia father and mother have not seen him ai&ce he wax a bn by, over oi rendering aaaiatance lo the Cuban« 1, possible sooner I tian ha. Is-en expecte.1 Not for 20 years has the |>.>~-it,i»ily for a • ucswm I u I upheaval lieru so openly <t a- cussed Among the incidents imllca’iiig ths gravity of the situation is ilm tact that Don Carlo« fiimsel* ba« counter ! □landed an intended mi«sion 'o Cuba to raise the Spaniards there in bis favor The excutive council and the council oi lhe late joint session at Honolulu decided that President Hole can l»e»t serve the republic in the annexation crisis by journeying to Washington and joining I there in the fl lit for annexation Ac cordinglv the president is making hastv preparations to «ail for'Saii Francisco on lhe Pacific Mail steamer Peru January 8. and hope« to arrive in Witslii» gton bv the time the debate o i annexation is fairly under way. The can'as« of the republicln mem- l>ers ol the house on the question of changing lhe civil service laws, which has lieen conduclsil by the republican steering committee, is about completed. Governor Budd of California, ha« in Of 202 republican members ol the house Hued a proclamation declaring the 29th the canvass is said lo show that a major- «lay of the present month, (lie »lax* on I ity varying from 18 to 40 is favorable to which the Golden Jubilee ojxen« a legal . a change in the law according to the de- holiday. The Jubilee celebration ia in ■ree of the etiange projsjseil Tills l»"t honor of the 50 annlvmarv of the «I ih I factor lead« to some different!« ol opinion »every of gold in that mate as to the result oi the canvass. seven years ago, when they left Fin- land to come to the United States. 5» h gnus is a well-built boy, with hair nnd rye* characteristic of his race. He is cxceptionubly bright, and haa al- ready picked upsoin«- English. He made ■ frienda xxltb everybody on the steamer I xvith whom he came in contact, although he could only talk to them by The citizen* oi one of the ward achoola ■igns. in Oakland, Ualifornin are greatly “GIVE ME ANOTHER GOURDFUL-“ alarmed le«t there l»e a Hpread of diph there in the city. There are now 9 cawe« i.ABt He« r«l U orda of 11 K Inu W ho lla«i in tliat immediate vicin ty and the peo Keen llronl* Fifteen Year«. In other lands there are drinks far be- pi« have called upon the authorities to jouil ours in strength and strangeness, cloee the school and to strictly quaran says the Chicago Tiines-Ih rald. There tine. Is the Russian xddki. for Instance. A Tlie three richest families in the (Jniied gill of it poured down u Cnrtiiafrenian mummy xvill set lliitt long dead person •batea are the Aatora, tlie Vanderbilts, to lighting u 11 his Punic battles o’er and the Rockefellers. The total estimate again. In the forceful language of the of their wealth is in round numbers wist: “Two drinks of it will mak< a about, >990,000,000. the estimated man go home and steal his owu pants." wealth of the entire United .States is >65, The West Indian gets from the cocoa- 000,000,000. If theae figures are correct nut clear pure water, toddy anil ar i hen« three families own aheut oue sev rack, which is a rock-splitting brandy. Of their toddy Boy lv suy s ‘‘it looks like enth of all the wealth of the country. Cure that Cough with Shiloh’s Cure, skim milk and smells like 500 slaveM in a pen." T he Miirquesuns have a seduc I’he best Cough Cure, Relieves Croup tive drink culled aroo. A number of promptly. One million botti s told last young hoy* sitting in 11 circle chew year. 40 »loses for 25 cents. Sold by fresh cocounut and when it is suffi 9 National Drug Store. ciently masticated expectorate it into Fifty men arv employed on the Port n bowl tliat is the common receptacle. Friwli xx a ter is poured upon this delect ’and, Vancouver .Sc Yakima railroad able mixture and it Is allowed to fer One and a half miles of spur is pein g laid ment. The South Seu islutiilers pre in the heavy liinlier eight miles from pare tin axa root in the same \xay. Paul Vancouver, and the main line is being du (Tialllu once found a xxonderful pushed on to Salmon creek,seven miles drunkard in the person of the king of Bridges have been repaired and Olenga-Yombi. When he xxas nil in urtber fant his father would take him to the he road put in first ( lass order in everx top of a small tree and force him to ■ eipect so far as gone drink pulin wine, until he enmr to pre Following ex President Cleveland's fer it to his mother’s milk. It xxas the letter to Governor Budd in behalf oi ingenious parent's ambition to make Worden condemned to death for wrecking him the champion hooter of equatorial | Africa, and he surcerdvd. The king of « tram during the railroad strike, the San Finding Fault. The wjndw refu-«-d to blow, WskhingtMJnn-1«-—The n»r dep»rt- •*Xo ose," -aid they, “to try ueiH >>»« reported u .(»voraUv on lhe From north or south or east or west These folks to ••AlUfy. proposition to improve ttwTa»l*tiu river It »*y» mat the »«penne« of the im The North Aiud *is too cold ! The Weil Wind, hold and rough,' provement 1« not justified by the com* The East is cbiUy.’ they complain ; m«ice involved The South, ‘not < uol enough !" The comptroller of the currency ba« mule public the sbetraet reports upon And so the windmills «topped, The ships lay »die by, the condition of the thirty national bank» 1 he Min 'mat down from morn till night in Oregon a» lollo»» Total resource1*. Be« uunc no cL»ud» could fly. I17.T76.5O»; hum» and dlkcounln, The people Mgbed for wind. 55«, receive,|3.266,521 ;dep>rtit». Sf.683, “Blow hot or cold," -aid they*, 927 ; average reeerve held,33. 19 percent. ‘ From north or »outh or east or west, 'Twill betlie wisest way!" There has been a bia riot in Havana. —The Youth's Companion. The mob destroyed the office ol the l.a liiacuskion and tiie La Ihano de la Mar Bucklen a Arnica Salve iana. Tlie nee« reached Blanco and be Tiia Be«i Salve in the world for Cuts, ■ent officers of his personal «'atf to q'iel Bruises,Bores,Ulcers, Sait Rheunt. Fever *M)rrs, fetter, Chapped Hands, Chil the rioters. One ofllcier was alapped io blains,Corns.and all Skin Eruptions,and the lace and had his unilorm torn off. po-itiviy cures Piles or a<> pay required. Senator Horrof Massa- busetts, has in It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac ber troduced resolutions proposing an tion ur money retused. Price 25c box, For Sale By W. F. Kremer. amendment to the coristilution Th« i Nineteen pension bills passed the sen | ate lhe 14th, including one giving »50 1 per month to the widow of Rear-Admir ! al Queen, and one giving »40 to the wi dow of Cui Fowler, of the Fourteenth Brooklyn vobtnte.rs. Benate bill t> ex tend the act granting pensions to survi vors of the Indian wars of 1832 lo 1842. and as to various other Indian wars and | disturbances from 1817 down,also passed. NOT A NOOOLE. Th« r»ra.r UU X»s C ars to »lop lk- Wadding. I was standing on the corner of Haw k and High ntreeta xshen a friaky-louking old farmer »wine to me, aaya a writer io the New York World, and aaid excited- “Stranger, does a minister of the Gospel live in yonder brick house with the green blinds?" "Bev. .Mr. Sawyer lives there," I rt« plied. "Thank goodness,” he said, with a sigb. "Sickness in your family?" I asked. “No sick news there, stranger." he re plied, "but daughter Libbie run away from hum xvith a feller this morning* •Soon’s I heard of it 1 started after’em im* got sight of ’em jes* outside the city an’ kep’ sight of ’em till they went into yonder house." "Why don’t you go into the house and st >p the wedding?** I asked. "Stop the w rddin’? Me? Say. stranger, do I look like a noodle? Do I look like a gawk that would kick at havin*38years The biute a Finance«. of care an’ worry lifted off his shoulders ¡he si-m 1 annual statement, required in a minute?" hr asked sarcastically. by law, wan on Friday rendered by rtate "Not exactly," I replied. “Guess not, stranger. I jew' run after 1 re as lire r Melee han to th« secrotary of -tale The statement shows the condi* the guilty j»air to keep ’em from chang- ir’ their niiinls. I’ll jes’ wait here «r ion of toe «'.ate treasury on liecvmber, 'appy as an angel with a new paif of 31,1897 and the transaction of the <ie- ■ Ings ’till the happy pair come out, pariineiil dunng the pa C year. Sec- hen I’ll give ’em my blessin’an’hurry retaiy of State Kim aid submitted the hum an’ kill the fatted calf. Stop the statement, at 1 ■unpanied certificate that, weddin’? Nixey." as requir'd by law. he had t x *min»«l ih® MUST OBEY HIS OWN LAW. imio R n and accounts of the treasurer and Why the Bartender Hefu«ed to Bell His the money Ix'longing to I he state and iluee a Drink. tou> d tlie .«muutila to ‘»e a - s» t tnnh in Because a man makes a law he may the «em•-manual i*'at meni F ¡»wing not always break itr with impunity. is the Minimarx f the re • ipt- a d I — 'Gram Clayton, who keeps the Branch- bursrments during 1897, and the oaia ce >xvn hotel and is quite a well-known haracter, made a rule some time ago for <m hand January J, 1897. 11 being the he government of his barroom, says first statement of the treasury ever pub- I he Philadelphia Record* He decided liehcd. fhat xx*hen a man went to sleep in his — x 7. T barroom that was sufficient evidence 3 that the man had had enough to drink. t L St • T 3 3 3 Upon awaking, therefore, the sleepy S6 / / o 3 one was promptly refused any mort < < ► as £ 2 1 liquor. The rule was rigidly inforced 3 o both by Clayton him.«»1 If and by hi.« c brother-in-law, who acts as bartender ■ t -t t - “5 ' One day recently, however, the rule ». Z 2. 7 □’ proved to be a boomerang. Clayton was X . * sitting in his barroom. It xvas a very * i warm afternoon and the host gradually T « ? » dozed off into a soimd sleep. Some li i '« time later a customer came in. He wore — • 3 heavy boots and the noise of his entrance awakened Clayton. The latter I sat up an<l rubbed his eyes. "Cone an’ . . a. tw X have ‘somethin'. Hi," said the customer, f'laytoa stood up against the bar and .5» sleepily called for a beer. “Sorry," said li X X © 14 u 5c the bartender, “but you can’t have any 4rink.“ “What!" yelled Clayton, who c« was now- thoroughly awake. “It*.-- M U -• A against the rules; you’ve been asleep.’’ said the bartender, seriously. He stuck «4» x' • i,- -- § j to it. and his boss realizing the justice - S ü 5 »■ of it was obliged to give in. The rule has since been abolished. * < mil * ? 5 2 H “Z A Thrilling Rescn a M U Hood’s puis I Florence Sturdivant, of Grindstone Island, Saved fm. an Untimely Death —Her Dangerous Predicament, I n•*Os rw Lawren, ■ Ctaylcm, N. y. Am^r the It Th^nnafvi I * i«n<t« in onr .rrat«*!. wrewrs Grindstone. ii aerrn mile* Jonz and called titres »r. u, f At this ■ time we w« called "bed . a an a w a ■ .i.r. .<1 w ... ■ L wvdr The innaLnanta uf ihi* .«land are a weiT»oforrsed class of prop}*- who derote thexr e*«rfics to farming and auarrylng fur a livelihood. In the home or one uf three idau irr. r-widee Farmee J. Sturdivant, the r Kw of - Mr .. J— and Mn. four re.! old ,i*u-'h“1’ She 2k. had h. a reu»«rk- WillÌM» H stuMirssl. Able txpttfizU' « reesBUy- FLOUX'K J. STTRDIVAXT. in an interview with a reporter Mr. Stur- djvsnt Mid. "Florsaoe wm taken eick in February, 18W, with scarlet fever and we im- mediauiy called a physician. After two week» the frver subeidei Hut Florence ww» left with a very weak back. Severe pains were constantly in the back and stomach. The difficulty seemed to baffle the efforts of the “ physician. Finally at the end of four months of treatment, we found our patient completely D.- preMTihtd* .«airnt usd we b,liuw.l| ,t id rilhf, but iaeteu pr«" ■’» F ■■ ' ' v rd. “A bruther of my wife, who resided |n fan. da, hut shj * riming us, advised us to um nT Wi!! Pink Pills for Pale People, aod i pure ha.id s 1»°' °f the pill* and Henn tn give tbeni to Florence. Thin was in 1406. Aber using the pilla a thort time w» ooijdsce an impf1 wmfint. H«r Mrength U. g««i to return and her appetite xta* resOw^ When she bad taken une box the paiht j, her l»a»-k and stomach »etuxsi and Ler r<> covet v Mrern« I c» rtain. • \Ve earerly purchased a second box pills and watched with delight thsetangefej th»- better that was being wrought de’/ FLirenoe finally l»ecame <tr«ng enough L walk a liuk- She miaed in tieeh aB(j strength rapidlv. By the time she had Ile,u three I \«s of the pills she x»as evidemlv well. We oontinued the treatment usn.I another h ix, the fourth, to prevent the sibil '' "f a recurrence of the difficulty. “ W. •n«»t praise k»o highly th* vaj.. of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. I am iu«jtIVe that without their use our child Would hay* been a confirmed invalid.” (Signed) W illiam H. S itrdivant . * Subscribed and sworn to before me thi. sixth da\ of April. 1897. II.W. M orse , Notary Ihthlic Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by ail dealers, or xvill be sent p<«t paid on rt • il'tof priee,50 cents a box. or six f«.r > h»-v are never «old in bulk or by the 1 m lx addr* saing Dr. Williams’ Men icing Co., Scheuectody, N. Y. JANDY CATHARTIC ! I Illi- • 2 • — W y® x © — OSslÓ 2^ 5 -3 *2 g jr~ A YOUHB LIFE IH SAVED A REMARKABLE MANNER^ , CURECOHST1PATION ^llll I H Trar> - * -^ALL 10 ♦ 25< 50 ♦ DRUGGISTS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED to < t « p «ay c»f d «• GwarHs arv the !<k>ol L:s»-| -r znp - • -'ripf.i'.J " 1 y I ----- .liir.ii - - romita, ................ JU!«» fia».1 Y DMVWMV 1 MM * v Visa»*.»’ * tessuta^ h», m m«MMj _______ 3 THE W NDERS_OF SCIENCE 50 YEARS’ r EXPERIENCE •z . ... Lung Troubles and Consumption Can be Cured. I \n Eminent New York Chemist and Sci entist Makes a Free Offerto Our Readers. 'U l d ,%r-J The distinguished New York chemist, Anyono sending a aketch and drseripf Ion ■. .y F. A Slocum, demonstrating hi* discov- quickly aseertHin our opinion free whether •■ inventibn i* probably p Rentable, i -imn; ’" a eiy of A reliable and absolute cure for ■> tions strictly conadentul llnndb« ok on I .4 g sent free. Ol<l«»st aifewy for >*«•< mu llow fie Gave Out « Policy for th« A as Consumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) t I’ hi . hi ” t!ik<’n through Mu"'i .V ( “• T and all bronchial, throat, lung and chest tral Ian«. special notice, without irgc, in 'I - -I diseases, stubborn coughs, catarrhal af Rudyard Kipling i« usually repre —» fections, general decline and weakness, sented a.« being very cold and distant to loss of fie-h, and ail conditions of wast A handsomely w.-. ’ ' T........ voung newspaper men, and proof ing away, will send THREE FKEE B JT- culatlon of any ii.;--'• < - igainat their efforts to interview him. year: f«mr month*, ?!. S.i 1 ■ . I u i: n j . S * s 2 I I.ES (all different; of his New Discov ? c There is evidently a kind side to his na '3 ti ox ‘ 3 a- Ç eries to any afflicted reader of the C01 b - Also senate bill providing for moniinmnls « ? 7“ 3 i î * ? i & “ ‘ y ture, however, as is shown by n story iek writing for them. Branch Offl< ■ , ’ E ? to tlie revolutionary generals, Francis hat is told by the Literary Digest. In His “New Sclentitic Treatment” has Pa. Nash and William Lee Davidson, of regard to the statement in an Austra cured thousands permanently bv its All •tat« money ik not kept in thetrea«- North Carolina, *000each. The senate lian paper that he landed on that island timely use. and he consi*lers it a simple lì, ury vault, nut clerk books and certificates at 12 o’clock and 16 minutes later "had professional duty to suffering humanity than adjournsd until Monday. ol deposit show where it is. The treas formulated an Australian policy,’’ Mr. to donate a trial of his infallible cu e. Articles of incorporation of the su Science daily develops new wonders, urer is required to give bonds, however, Kipling, according to the Digest,makes jÉf preme camp of Knights of Liberty of •j and this great chemist, patiently experi 1 and it is incumbent on the excutive to the following explanation: “A young menting for years, lias produced results tlie World, have been filed, The object see »hat the bonds are in proportion to reporter cornered me just after I as beneficial to humanity as can be is to unite fraternally »11 white male ’anded. I treated him kindly, but said claimed by any modern genius, ills 1 the amount of money on hand. persons of good health and good moral that I xxas not to be inter- assettion that lung troubles ami con ftrmly The >187,429,25 common school fund Seo ’ teiUoi MÒOCR XTC Ftt«. -■¡ewed. ‘I have not thought of inter- sumption are curable in any climate is JOüRC character, between th« ages ol 16 and ■' O' Pt • - . S . pATt.NT ür-^ice principal, is on hand because money is iewing you,’ replied the reporter, xvith proven by “heartfelt letters of grati * 35 years ; lo assist one another in the ad -11. coming into the fund more rapidh than i adness in his voice. ‘I ask a much tude.” tiled in the American and Euro . - pho‘o., ". -th t c-rr vancement of moral and businus« pur 11 can be loaned out. ’ >1 the amount 11« w «•ater favor than that.’ Tt turned out pean lilxjratories in thousands Irom f ■ suits; to eduraty its members socially, 5cii n jc . < > .r i •. i c : i j . cut is -t « ured. Lat the reporter had an .Australian ihoHeciired in all parts of the world. on hand, $30 000 has been loaned but not * A P amphlet . : ’ 1 1’ .: .r . ' xv th morally and intellectually, ai-o to aid in .Medical experts concede that hronch: olicy which he knew would ba of the icost - i samt ■ , tl.» L. S. and loreigucountrivS called for. I he am union hand will le al, chest ami In 4 troubles lead to Con jsent trec. A-Ire s, patriotic causes ami charitable work -reatest benefit to the country. No reduced • H) 0 K> when the apportionment l he title of officers shall be supreme taper would print it. His modest re sumption, which nmnterrupied, means sj»eedy and certain death of the fund for the year is made. quest was that Kipling xvould let him commander, supreme cap’ain, supreme Simply writeto T. ?. Slocum. M. C., OPP. PfcTZMT O»F| r, ’VASWNGTCT. 7» d billooi. LAND < LEKK S REPORT. put forth his theory oa the scheme of • kS ’X.’/.xv • v * ♦ W • secretary, supreme treasurer, supreme 98 Fine street, New York, giving post Receipts <»i the school land clerk ’s ‘ the novelist. Ti»ey will print it,’ he • »th< e and express address, and ’lie free camp in«pector The place of business «»tlie»« for Dm mbrr amounted lo 13.814, ' said, ‘if I give it as coming from you.’ medicine will be promptly sent, •‘offer shall I- Russellville, Multi mi <h couniy as follows : ‘All right,’ agreed Kipling, ‘fire ahead.* ers should take instaut advantage of l»is rhe incorporators are Ixmis E Springer, School principal . . »11.13642 So the young reporter got in foui generous proposition. Henri W Ling R««'i« x*h io! interest..................... Please tell the dcVor that you saw his 2.232 6» mortal columns telling the people of •ffer in the Col mikb . 1 niversily principal 13.! IK) \ustralia how to govern their country. I’niversitx interest............. 22 70 ‘I never read the article.,’ Mr. Kipling 1 ' k N cii It tirai college interest HOU TO I \l> Ol I. 3'3 811 placidly says, ‘but there must have been 1 'hie land Tsncisro Labor Council will petition the M0 12 amazing theories in it from the storm it Fil a Ixittle nr common will» Olcngii-Vonibi in Du Chaillu's time had Swamp ‘and 8!l 32 raised.* M »ir;ne ami lei it i»iaii«i I wen'v h»m nom*. been solidly drunk for 15 yenrs, nnd governor for executive clemency, h sediment or w’lim» i <ii«.iiessii itu- Market Street Terry, 3. F., Cal. w hen last heard from xx - hs calling loud »•eema likely that his excellency will The value.. axu-ic "li^ht as . »ealtliy <-onditi«»noi the ki«li e s. W ith T«»t»l ♦ 13,814 0 ly for another gourdful. prevv Worden and Wife Murderer Hill SPECIALS. The echo 4 priucpdand nt otstihai n> ki«l saver of time is Mrikiiq-ly illustrated nine stains linen, i* i* evi "■ <» h i ( >’biihng I till fit. <-ninp'ete, 75. $1 75,2 00 n a return just made of the average | iey trouble, loo •»»-«i«!••»»; «I»- PENSION VOTED TO A HORSE. is paid into the school land clerk's «»ifne The Mining and Scientific Press, San ll.irnv«- onUits complete. »1 ■ ate or pain in I lie t«a< - a ,»< <m . m< is on notes given in payment • f purchase time cx-eiipied by «hips in passing (Irrsos Fire « «»mmlaalcnrr« Ketlretl i rancisco, Cal , of the 29 in-t xvill l»e a I o»l S ntlles, I ipHiinwl ................. 15. 22 through the Suez canal. With the mg prnoi t hat I hr kidur\* a. i !• .t nl> of schóoi lands. Principal an I in- electric light the journey is m-eomp- are out o» or«ier. • ■•l ien J ub.lee edition—something to be « Fnlthful Srn«nl. <■',«1 ><’1)111,.., italviinisrd ........... 25 0 t on money l5orrowed from the irrv 'mill Hlis'k I' hiiih to size 42 ......... The board of fire commissioners has r*ad with interest and put away for ref WHIT TO |>O. hshed in eight minutes under twenty 1 2S decided that the big bay horse Jerry, ■ ervnee. It will coutain 52 pages, and be There is comioi t in the knowledge -«• -un lri Shoe«, button. 5 to W .. 1 37 luciblv school fund is pai l into (be treas- hours. Without the light thirty-one Bargain« in ev<*r rf which han faithfully served the city in | i historic value lo miners everx*where ry I in»*—to cat. to u»ar, hours and twenty four minutes is the »Itrn expressed, that Dr. Klimer’» 11 \ Fax mente from this source are re swamp Root, the great kidnrv reine v to tl.r, to p ’ hv wilh the fire department for 17 years, nnd is • I A sk l'or ( atalogne. ♦ iuicv ” • ported as good. Une of thr article» will show conclusive fulfils every wi-n in irlirvim; , »in in th« n<»w 23 years of age, shall l»e given hi.« Moaqui to« •'of D iff «rent Specie« ! lx that the real unniwrsarv of thr dis It is eaav to caich a <-«»l<l ami jiHt a«* time for the reniaiiidrr of his dayn and There are stippnuied to l»r about <»ne back, kidnext», liver, bladder and rverx part*f the urinary passane«. It corre«-’- *-.c*y Io get rid >*f 11 ll y<»M c iniiieiire ear be a iwnaioner on the city, says the coyery oi gold by Marshall is JanuaryIV. mndrrd and fifty «pecieaof mosquitoes I inabilitv to hold urine and «•ca.dnpain lv to use One Minnie Cough Cure It Portland Oregonian. This horse nnd i the world. Already twent.v-oncspeiies There is a man in St. louis by thr i in passing it, or l»a«i effect« folloxving u^r cure« v»uwhs. «•old*, bronchitis, pneii his mute xxt-rr purchased by the city tve been identified as nativeaof N«»rth of liquor, wine or beer, ami ovrrcomee IÎIVJOYS name <»f Conrad Berk who ba* had hie moina and ail throat and lung troubles — IS — in the days of the volunteer fire depart mvrica. The largest varieties occur that unpleasant necessity of tiring coin l.oth the method ntnT nesnlta when it is pleasant to take, wale to use and ment, to draw laiklrr truck No. I, 11 nd stomach taken out and he still lives. | * the tropic*, where insect life of all pelled to grt np many lime« during the »lire to cure —U F. *\r»-mer >vrii|x»f Figs i« taken: it is pleasant rts obtains iu fullest au»l most pestif- night io urinate The mild and eitraor for several years they did this xx ork, dr was eent to thrboepital to br treated ami refrewhing tothc taste, and acts <»us development. xxlilrh is noxv considered a pretty heavy lor cancer of thr stomach. The operation N» »xx here, how- dinary rffeetof Swamp R "»t l- n tin r-a! BAPTIZE IN A WIG. gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, er. are thés«- ' ____ _____ it stand- the highest (n job for the three horses nt Inched to the • •I removing thr et»»niarh was prriormrtl l»h »off suckers mort* iZf«i iri'lant than in the far northern lat- drrfill cures ot t hr most distrvs truck. When the paid department xxas ♦ml worn thoroughly ciransrsl, it wa* Lit < r and Bow ids, cleanses the sys I-aughable Result I >.< ><> M oirert « UfMl Fer«<»iml rrlUa. tem efiei'tually , di»[>e|s colds, head de«, as in arctic Alaska, where they Il you need a medicine o i sli organized Jerry been me a member of it, put back. The man is liv It fm proved at r. baptising a few i countless c»»m:ti« »s swariiu ‘«warms during th.» the the best. ><»ld bv dingust*. and has discharged his duties fnithfully aches and fevers and cures habitual i* very weak. It sucvrssl cents ami out dollar. Yon days ago that it is well to go well pre J ”nmcr. ext r since. He Is now « ntltled to be eon- constipation. Sirup of Fins is the a sample bottle and parn. hlrt pared if you arv to br baptised. A cit rldered "aeed,” having served longer sill bv astoiiiNtied at the only reinisiy of its kind ever pro- tree by mail Mention the rcn izen xvho was iniinrrsvd at the last oc than the usual span of life allotted to iuaiich ot acieiice. cot RiKR, ami semi your addn dms-d, pleasing to the taste ami ac currence of this kind can testify to this horses, and the commissioners do not Kilmer A Co , Binghamton. Dr David Starr J»»rdan is giving a «er Y. ceptable to the stomach, prompt ill effect. T his gentleman, says the Izmie- feel Inclined to sell him for a trifle to irs of lectures lw«forr thr p optictor« of papers guar ntee thi Young Man’« its action and truly beneficial in its ville Commercial, had intended to br some on«* xx hi» xx ill perhaps starxraml uinesss oi this offer. Inst11utr Lectuir Bureau in San Fran effects, pretiartai onlv iron the most baptised, but it t«x>k him a long time to er the rt m ilndl I of HEW OiSCGVCRY NEVER F4H.3, I». r h le. so they have <|e- CISC on the subject of the Government of healthy and agreeable substances, its make up his mind. A’ last, however,he ■ I ante reli'., f f WA^‘( *•. 6Ci»ntr c.r our Muuicipalith s I'lir Dr vr free hay and oats »ava lhat many excellent qualities commend it came to a decision, and the minister led Now ««cd by « h ,»7<Î u " j 21V responsible. int I »»rider thews e city ns long as ho iliv first great trouble of city govrrnmriit to all and hate made it-the most him to a pool. So fAr all xx as well. at th 1 D à NOTAOC" IM- Monthly pc lix vs. The trouble commenced as soon as »1. »mrll Fox 11. in this country 1« extravagane* Hr popular remedy known. lieferen« e. r ’ i*r. (' »a Mr. i A. II. Crausby, of __ 158 ________ Kerr St., envelope. minister tried to put the citizen’s thlPka that a private wr¡»»»ratioii w mid -M--^ ì C ai . Atb>. X tucaco, »-EFFEB Sv rup of Figs is for sale in 50 the n {►ar III. head under the xxater. The citiren ap Memphis, Tenn., save that his wife Ù .('Lit ago. SOLD BY '* 1 I lAIENS h of thè nntìon lias manage the affaira oi a ritv much I cn - cent bottle« by all leading drug parently did not object to standing in paid no attention to a small lump which » grrat rxp insion of ■ % pensively gist«. Any reliable druggist who the ualrr up to hi« rars, but further, m C appeared n her breast, but it soon de vcioped into a cancer of the worst type, ngton. but nothing lhe Salvatimi Army chief, (ieneral may not have it on hand will pro rather deeper, hr did not wish to go and notwithstanding the treatment ol n i vasr thè -./»• of thè Ikatlh, arrived in New Y»»ik the 15> Il ol cure it promptly for anj one who Finally, a« a last r***ort. the min ster the best physicians, it continued to r Washit gton Pont. pl <1 I is land n h ’ s head and I »eg an spread l»o not accept any and grow rapidly, eating two tu» month, ni«d was grretcii with great wishes to try it. mr it xxiis xxhvn fimi to I »rar do«« n. As he did 00 the citizen’s boles in her breast. The doctors General Bool h llUidv A substitute. ut slobn \<lam*. at vt. thusiaem. bv Pr maaa of hair slipped from his b« ad. and soon pronounced t Thnce-i We.k Edition ir pt rsrnt erntury. vint t«» thia country in ISiH. remaining CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. her incurable. AI the minister found himself standing bave cause») • xast iirve 1 uonth« Atid h«»ldmg »»Ver 2**0meet SA* f*A*C!9CV CAI celebrated New York with a xx lg in his hand, while ths bald icwsvtui. sv. riM*. • r ■ meni to itatennnt« »pecialist then treat lie «ill remziu during Ibis Ir p head of the citizen loomed up conspic fr« r For example, xx hrn lor ata nt three tivutth« tr«*x eiiug ox er all ed her, but she con uously. hrrr thè ut- tinued to prow worse The World hn. is pAg< parte c I the country in the iulere4 uf the After th « there was no trouble in get and when informed , m ap Tt a xe ur I in making Send 10 c. Army. ting thia head under the water The , that both her aunt leraons of hi« Thr Tf W < ¡tizen had always carefully concealed and grandmother had A »iirxrx it>>; rr* w ¡« in th« fic'd !•» at mu ien a pnrt of a York W< Il «T the fact that hr was bald, and whrn he i»i vnur Nijb-t ripli p died from cancer he per- .n ■ rt! u<i!i/e<l for lite Ime for an rxlvnsiou «»f 15 miles t>* Sample gave the case up as lhe frs-h '«•as fo nd out he went under the water ls «n urgrnt youiul ^alnu'ii « rwa ¡’he work »»f »on hopeless. 1V Copy »'••nlerit-s «0 willing an»l stayed ao lung that the It or thr enlrr- Someone then re >*;»!•:.x » •trucll<»n W ill g«« lorward xx hen the route spectator» bivtme fr-frht.ned He wee ,f gtì« of thè p»»iiti.al commended S.S.S. I» mm, eu»i snail Iw v ... »1» tiiiKci 1 _> » I..» l»H'aic«l. 4Uvi u- 11« »'•!»» ctiin taken out very much ashamed of him- 111 «♦.a ivilli al oceasion«. S' and though little hope remained, «hr and imp the self. »ill bring « neb Is rmihg ae«*ih»ii It 1« aca: begun it and an imprevetnerit wa« no *|M«H in Krun re neup.e Great • St' II as more timbre, t<» sari» Iti* l»Ue . ihis is a montiliv ticed The cancer commenced to heal and A I l-V r Trick It print* »**«t |»*-S«ibl« stx 1 *« hi It ike it, b’tt there is when »he bad taken several bottle* it «parlai r»»rrr*<k.n«1ri a I Iti* road It will 1 »axe thè effe» I 1 cn'gtn« 17 iwc" at a disappeared entirely, and although sev ab • k i it. InvhiMtv ran it new« ptxinis .»n thr lug a reg on tliat is drxrl»»p« «1 , • triiiiienlai musi«' late de- w I v •a h e Ra» k and Weak eral vears have elapaed, not a sign ot illustrâtI» <no, «t. .ne >1« an 1 I« ca^»ahla of prustuciiig : 1 X « M lar IA Mil 1 neevnot ImwMos the disease ba*ever returned •e^.lMl tuiiiH r I««, <hx* of V partaient- fAr ihr b A M > linu«rlf righi awax Subscription only $1.00 «ork, and x><brr l»V mg k litter* H»ie lh< lew paper combine < »r <ruat. lobe h u*u«l :nt«-rr«t 1«. «|| « M - . > win n»le ax «ten*, act* a- W e offer lin* m», IUW as the Internation »>1 Paper Com- r»er- a ■ »ulJ roM * > 4' Lie xev and Ki In« S.S.S. (rwentefre^ /arr/y vegrfablf) tbr RxMsCs Rivtk I nx . * a 4 NSEVILLE WlIDMAN a •I K I nerve t onh- It * Like n i. a real blixxl remedy, and never tails Vrar kt nrw • ,, a«»li«t Headache Faintin to cure Cancer, Ecrem«. Rheumatism ar h I died all /■> ] France * amt Mel anrhoK Scrofula, or any other blood disease. Ma S LO a *e, « mi kt ' I «satire Our books f Ma i'len West. I Ne will be mailed •d 1 tree to any ad “ Hollar a Year. qua dress. Swift « v I I» r ai Specific Co., A rivers an J ai al W L Krviuv.-'t 18 ug j Overlaad Monthly Publishing Co. , Atlanta Ga. I I I r ■ KIPLING’S LITTLE JOKE. Scientific > MUNN & Co/ I C.A.Snpw&OO. CASH STORE Soap Foam OPiK ENJOYS Queen of Kitchen and Laundry. Cancer R oyal - tansypills . 0Î the Breast. n When tl»e bidj were >|n*< building ot a i « w «-»«A-t vey vc ^ nc I tor the l'a»i found that none «»f the bi I the limit prize set by •« Wulff ¿k Zwicker, of Por 000, while the Union Ini Baltimore Shipbuilding >D -li) Now pr< p- - » lUlttfl. : Malbrtir And Wallowa, voted in favor of Grande as the place for bolding this year's fair. Baker City }**ople say they wHI Prob*b,r advocate the repeal of the law under which the apnropriation is draan. Lt Grande would have been regularly entitled to tlie fair of 1899 the epraue timber Innde in Michiican, New York »nd New Er.«l»nd m ? And the COUfilERtofoiilj $2,00 A e You Musical? » National Home 0 A Real Blood Remedy. » sss verland Monthly ®2.OO bau i rane I sco. 1
