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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1899)
Wim GENERAL NEW S. Several indictm ents are yet to be heard against M a g ill. M a g ill's fa th e r-in - The F'uat Nebraska regim ent has law presented to the court a cheek for sailed from M a n ila tor hom e. the am ount of the fine and the ex- A door trust is being organized. banker was released. Several M inneapolis n u lls are already The Fourth of J u ly in Colorado at in the trust and others ure join in g . m id n ig h t was ushered in by a m agnif The Russian fam ine threatens the icent illu m in a tio n of P ik e ’s peak, 14,- lives of 11,000,000 people in the d is 0l*0 feet above sea level, 1700 pounds of tricts bonded by G reat Russia and red, w hite aud blue pot« le r being set , off p rom ptly at •< id:.»e::t. The S ib e ria . The Am erican N u t company, w ith crimson glow was thing t;»r > ut over and n ti.-s w ith in $5,000,000 ta p ita l ha* been incorpor , m ountain and p la i- a radius of 100 m iles w itn«*red the ated in New Jersey. I t w ill control magnificent specla-le, t ’ e whole crest the peanut business. of the peak appearing to be wrapped in The controller of the currency lias flames. The celebration was perhaps the the most unique in the history of the issued a call for the statem ent of condition of natioual banka at the natal day, and certain ly the most close of business June 30. ¡unique in the history of Colors io and Senator M ark Hanna is having a P ike's peak. splendid tim e in England. He tells H arvard won a ll of the boat races the English newspaper that President Thursday, at New London. Conn. — M c K in le v is certain of re-election. three victories over Y ale in three hours The governor of Arkansas has warned — and the western skv glowed crimson m in e owners not to bring in to that when H arvard ’varsity crew pulled state any m iners to take the place of over the finish lin e six and one-hall men now employed in the m ines in lengths ahead of Y a le . H arvard 's u ni- the state. v e r - ty eight wen from Y a le over the Secretary Long announces th at the four-n ile c urse hy six and one half navy d epartm ent w ill take no fu rth er length* in 20 minutes and 52 seconds. action in the Sampson-Schley contro H a rv a rd ’s freshmen eig ht won from versy. I t w ill no longer be recognized Y ale over the tw o -m ile course by two and one-half lengths in 9 m inutes, 33*-.. by the departm ent. H a rv a rd ’ s substitute four R e a r-A d m ira l Sampson, commander- seconds. from Y ale over the tw o -m ile in -c h ie i ot the N orth A tla n tic squad won eourte by six lengths in 10 m inutes ron, afte r a year and a h alf of almost continuous sea service of the most and 51 seconds. This wa? H a rv a rd ’s arduous k in d , has obtained leave of first victory in eig h t years. EXPO RTS OF — -nw« M ANUFACTURES. stamps to accommodate the s o ld ie r s GIVE UP THEIR DEAD. the newsboys appeared w ith the papers LAKES OF K IL L aR N E Y . Th« G in ierg Root. The rem arkable growth in exports of who bad taken q u a m tites of stamps The W aters of the Columbia Contain te llin g in head lines the story of w ith them to Cima. A t Baintree may he found traces of manufactures hasted to the preparation Jeffries’ victory. Many could not lam m an y Hall, Naw York. Contem plat M any a M y ste r y . the early commerce of New England, bv the treasury bureau of statistics of realize how it was »lone, hut the e x ing the Creation o t a National Park, H enry Patterson, a farm er liv in g on fr r it was the ships of this coast th a t In Porto Rico the stamps now in use a series of tables showing the value of planation j? easy. Papers were printed lam m an y H a ll, prompted hy the in the C olum bia river below U m a tilla , opened the donr of trade between B«e- each class of innnufacturcs exported in are the o rd in ary I m ted Elates stamps, wa? in W alla W alla M onday, says The w ith stock Leadlines app licable to the terest among Iris l -A ii.e iit mi .? in New tnn and Canton. For H i» an herb of fight, one set w itfi F itx as the w in n er, York in the scheme to purchase I l s each year during the last decade and | w ith »he words “ Porto Rico” aud the printed across the face in Union. M r. Patterson is a tine looking and tbe other his opponent. responsible. the am ount of each class sent to each values They M ui'krn-s e -1ate and I ake? of K i Ilar r<ey the region was largely old gentlem an, and relates some grue were dispatcher! to a ll parts of New and make the historic »pot a national Ginseng, a Inn d red p a r» ago. being country. By th is pr<«cces it is p ra c ti Spanish. The departm ent does not con some experiences th at happen along 5 <uk and Jeisev mid as soon as word paik, ha? assnrr ed c f a r g e o t it e under- supposed hy the C'hli e»e to possess v ir- cable to determ ine the trend of this tem plate at prei-ent m aking any issue the C olum bia river. In ta lk in g to a co u ntry’s foreign trade in manufactures, of stamps fur Porto Rico s im ila r to the Union reporter about things in gen was received ol the finish the correct ta k itg and w ill strive to firing about lu e s which ( on ler red im m o r’ a lity , was s ilu a lly worth its weight in gold. both as to the class of manufactures Cuban issue. Later stumps may he era l. the fru it crop, etc., in Ins section set was given to the w aiting newsboys. the establish» eot of K illa ru e y Park Whips b u ilt at Baintree went to Cantos In this connection a ludicrous in c i w ith in a sfiort tim e. most demanded abroad and the coun prepared for the island, hut they w ill stamps, w ith of the country, the subject of finding dent occurred last election when Ihe tries which are proving A m erica’s best be the U n ite ,1 States Negotiations locking to this end w ith tbe magic ginseng and returned sim p ly tin denom inations in Spanish “ floaters” in the river came up. On New 5 ork Journal essayed the same r e c e iv e d a n im petus at a recent m eet w ith tea, U ringn g large fortune» to customers. ’ fie merchants, some of whom laid out and pos-iblv the worus Porto Rico on being asked if it d id n ’ t make h im feel tric k . Ih e bundles got m ixed and ing in Tam m any H a ll. kind of queer to fish a dead man out beautiful estates on tbe < them . In the P h ilip p in e s the United Quincy H ills Broadway promenaders heard w ith I t was decided at the meeting th at T h at tb is subject is one which jus of the water, he said: and the Eouth Shore. surprise the hoys shouting the news of Tam m any would he the proper body to tifies a careful study is apparent in States stamps are used exclusively at “ O h , J e s , it did at first, hut then one \ an VSyck’s election. I t took sonre undertake tbs purchase of the property, view of the fact th at Ihe exports of present and w ith o ut any im p rin t. A gets used to it after a w h ile. ” series of stamps may he prepared Si«»<;r Jim othy, oi the Im m aculate tim e to corral a ll the boys and give aud that the money c* old tie more e x manufactures have more than doubled “ About three weeks ago,” said M r. for th em . them the correct ed itio n . Since th at peditiously co He«-ted through that o r H eart, of the arch-diocese of P h ila d e l d uring the last six tears, more than Patterson, “ as I was oui in the yard tim e the Journal has eschewed d u p li- j ganisation. Accordingly M r. C arroll phia. died of cooaurnption Saturday, at trebled since 1880, more than : near my house, a C hinam an wtio leases cate ed itio n s. MAPS OP PORTO RICO. made arrangement? for a memfrer of E t. Alphonsus* academy at T illam o o k. quadrupled since 1870, are more than i some ol my laod lor m in in g purposes It m ight be interesting to learn ! tfie lam m an y general com m ittee to Eister T im o th y was one of the teachers eight tittles ns large as thev were in I came running up and said he had seen whether froth editions enter into the start tor Ireland next Saturday w ith of Et. Alphonsus’ ncademv. Ehe en In connection w ith Uncle S am ’s new 18»0, and in 1898 and 1899. f.»r the first a dead man tloatii g iu an eddy of the circu latio n. Row ell 1 M r. Roche to complete arrangement? tered religion when 19 years of age, tim e on record, they exceeded the im possessions tnere is one p articu lar in i riv e r. Securing a rope, and in com- calculation ol circu latio n consists of a ll for the purchate of Mi.rkross tiv T j u i - and came to Tillam o o k about two years ports of m anufactures. The exports of which they w i l l cause considerable i nany w itti ttie C h inam an , 1 proceeded claim s ago. Ebe win 28 years old. m anufactures in the fiscal year about labor th a t is seldom thought of by e x to the *j>ot and found the floating •»per? printed. In this case the circ a- many H a ll. ♦------ L eg islative d ifficulties ' body. Ih e Chinam an was very super latino would be about double the a c -i This representative, w ith M r. Roche, to end w ill average more than $1,000 00o pansionists. | w ill meet Richard C roker, who is now Two weeks ago Mary Schweitzer, tbe a day for each business dav of the vear. overshadow a ll else. As soon as it is stition? and would have nothing to do tual nuint>er of pa|ier? d is trib u ted . d efin itely settled what belongs posi i at K illa rn e v , aud heart and soul in 17-year-old daughter of Matas • • • w ith the corpse, so tied the rope to the tiv e ly tu the U nited States and what j body and anchored it to some hushes favor of the ;a rk plan. Together tbey Rchweitaer. of H oquiam . W ash., mys THE 0 B E 0 0 N PR ESS. A study of the figures which cover I » ill complete tbe details cf the pur- teriously disappeared. H e r body has doe? not, a certain W ashington bureau the d e ta ils of the ten years’ export? of along the bank. I t being nearly dark, The first p rin tin g press brought to * chase. w ill k a rn whether or m t it is to have I derided to leave tbe body u n til m orn been found in Hoqoiam riv e r. There manufacture? show- the total value has Oregon wa- sent to the Sandwich is evidence of foul play. increased lit» p e rc e n t in the decade, ad d itio n a l lal»ors on its shoulders. ing before n otify n g the coroner, though land? by trie Am erican board Of A Lady’s Tear. > • • w h ile an exam in atio n of ti e exports of it seemed kind ol tough to anchor a used It is »aid of James Hmitbeon th at, Probably no departm ent is more co u -| man in the water a ll n ig h t, as he foreign inissiona in 1819, and manufactures by other countries fails trier« for p rin tin g book? in the Be««-» V ^ V A L lT -. to show any considerable percentage of cerned in the settlem ent of tnis ques seemed to a il appearances to I e a man H a w a iia n language. In 1?3H, at tn» happening to observe a tear glid in g down a lad y’» cheek, be endeavored to tion than the coast aud geodetic survey, L O S T V fG O R increase in any of them during the of more than ordinary intelligence. A t absence. which is responsible for the officially tbe il quest, no one seemed to id e n tify request of Dre. w h itm a n and Spam -l cateh it in a cryetal vessel: th at one ANO M A N H O O D same period. PACIFIC N CuTH W BST N BW h. ing. it was transferred to Oregon, to h a lf of the drop escafo-d, hut, having A t New Bedford, Mass.. Thursday, Great B r ita in ’s show no increase dt tailed maps of the en tire country. In in or know where be could h averem e Cures In i potency, N ig h t Em iaaions ano E d die McDnrtie made a new w o rld ’s As soon as our pos?es9ions are enlarged from, so be fills an unmarked grate the Nez Perce mission on the Clear« preserved the othe? h a lf, ne submitted since 1 890, the earliest year at which a waj-U- £ dL>c«ioc-5, a .l e ’Tvctc o f 6c.i- Robert Ekaife, aged 81, died at hi? water, now known as the Lapwai ' t lo reasenta, ami detected what was record for a m ile . H is tim e was 1:31 the coast survey w ill tie expected to above h igli water mark on the C o lu m son’ s home in S ilverton , M arion separate statem ent of manufactures ex- ' abuae, o r excess a n d ind is 2-5 for the distance, beating “ M a jo r” prepare competent n ups of laud, coast bia along w ith many other poor fellows Ag ncy. Ti.e pres« was need for some then called microcosmic salt, w ith porte f is attain ab le, w h ile h - r to’ al county, F riday. tim e to print book? in m e Nez Perce m u riate « f soda ari! three or four more c re tio n . A n e rv e to n ic a n d T a y lo r’s previous record by tw o-hfths exports of dounstic product« — of which and surrounding w ater. As far as con who leave no trace behind for id e n ti- arid V^alla Vtalla languages. Among «aline substance» held in so lu tio n .— H arvestin g in M arion countv, in the manufacture!, form about 85 per cent — cerned H a w a ii, this m atter was easily | ficatio o .” l»lood b u i l d e r . B rin g s th e of a second. p in k plow to p a le cheeks and M r. Patterson thought it m ight Lave the hr oka printed was ene e n title d 8 e lf C u lture. Charles M . M u rp h y of Brooklyn, New A 'lllam ette v a lle y , w ill not hegiu this show no increase in value in the de accomplished, as very competent maps the “ Nez Perqe’s F irs t Book,” for restores tb e fire o f yo u th Y o rk , paced by a railroad tra m , year before the m id d le of August. cade 1888 97. Lrom France the expo r bad l* e u prepared and use,! by that been tbe body of August Si t in Hit, w h o ch ild ren and beginners. Another was B illy M a rtin , a teamster, »hot three Clia les M . H atch, a sailor, was run tation of m anufacture- show an in- 1 country. A former official ol the com m uti covered a m ile in 0:57 4-5 on a bicycle iiitlde at W allu la a month the “ Gospel of M a tth e w .” translat-d B y m a il 5 O t p e r b ox: G boxes tim*»« at 1‘n il J ay lor, the dealer <-f a U n ited States coast survey had J or so ag on F rid a y . M u rp h y rode a 2$ inet» over by a freight car at the term in a l crease of hut 10 per cent in the decade H e was a man about 35 by H . H . S p tn IJ in g . There wae also j *•<«*• P ' ser game a» ti e Euncynde fo r ^ —..50; wbth a w r it t e n g*>iarai:^ w heel, geared to 120 aud the w eight of 'rounds in Portland and died from his 1887-90; G erm any, 13 per cent; S w itze r migrated to H a w a ii, where be is row years old, sandy com plexion, w ith a nook of Inaili.» prepared by Spauld- < k> i‘» o in A s I u ' I m . Tavlor is not seri- te e to c u r t o r r e f u n d th e m o u e y . in juries. land, 6 per cent; Netherlands, 3 per in charge of a surveying office. Being lig h t moustache, wore ccidurov pants, ing. th e m achine was 20 U. pounds. joaaly injured although tw i of the bails a competent officer, educated in A m e ri no coat, sm all tie , percale s h irt, w hite cent, and Austria-H ungary and Russia Lee Dobson, a 10-year-old tiov who About 10 day« ago G eneral O tis an N E R V IT A M E D IC A L CO. .stru ck h im . M a rtiu and Taylor q uar can governm ental methods, tl e Knit uuderweat am! wore No. 9 shoes. nounced th a t more volunteers were lives near Lebanon, L in n county. List a io.‘ S. Clir.tor Jacksor. Sta., CHICAGO, ILL. anti ove* " E *u e . The first newspaper iu Oiegon, H a w a iia n map;- are very re lia b le . But • Another tiu ♦ , ” said M r. P a tte ra in , — ■ - - _ loading to come home, yet they have two fingers the otner day hy picking at - For sal* by A. D. Bolt n A C o., d ru g of the other island? in question there “ I was out on the river hank and also the first on the Pacific roust, tt 1 *. not sailed, although there are a h alf i d yn am ite cap w ith a m atch. An t x a m ira tiu n of the d etails of gist», M om . Oregon. the Orr-gor* Spectator, p iblisb>-d F e h ru -j is no such positive in fo rm ation . Ih e found a man hanging iu a barbed w iie e»ports of manufactures dozen transports ready. The fact is, Spokane i? to have a new telephone Am erican ary 5, lh48. There fia-1 been a sm all i B ritish a d m ira lty ia the only one that O tis dare not spare tne volunteers un exchange. A complete nndergr and shows th at it is in the production, ha* made surveys of tfie en tire globe, lence, hut we could find no trace of press in C a lifo rn ia since 1834. but z.o J » ho he was. Sometime? persons w ill t i l more regulars a rriv e . telephone system is being planned, to m anufacture and exports of ire ta ls that and its charts are resorted to in nearly he rlrcwned hundreds of miles up the newspa(>er was published u n til aft. r t I The his Comm:?E ioi.tr H erm an n ha? ixTrnan- b* constructed at an expense cf $200,- th is country seem? to excel ♦•very case. Ih e most recent map of river and no trace of them tan he Am erican conquest, six months later tory of ra tio n s shows th at great classes e n tly appointed C h ie f Draftsm an W . 1X10. than the Oregon paper. Cuba, published in J u ly . 1808, was found perhaps tor weeks afte r, wnen WILE ROPE SEL yaú L A . Stow ell in the nice oi the surveyor- I t is reported that hop lice are of people frequently e ic e l in certain compiled p a rtly from th is source, in *» • • general at S itka . Ala.-ka, where he has rapidly m u ltip ly in g in the hop yards industries, and the growth of A m e ri Connection w ith o i l Spanish maps in The spectator was a sem i-m on'.hly Is a chronic tr.g come the en tire distance w ithout There i> an infiammw- been tem p o ra rily stationed, "to w e lI north of Salem. A ll reports are to l i e can expo rtatio n , a? w ell a- of the many cases deficieut.tand charts made being seei. l y anyone.” journal of four page«, 15x11 inches in ’ tio t of tbe inner cowting of tbe stom ach. A domestic p re d ic t ion of manufactures, was at one tim e chief clerk in the effect th a t the hop vines are in excel by the navy d ep artm en t. The hydro- Hundreds of untu aikrd graves line siae, containing four columns each, j seem« to point to m rtals a? this coun tb: x. ropy mucti» form» office of the survever-general of Ure- lent condition. graphic office is ret-ponsiLle for most ot toe hank» of the m ig h ty riv e r, and an l printed w ith clear type and in a . t r y ’s most successful lin e of w ork—at gon. and tb u cauaea tbe more snch com piled w *rk, the coast survev hundred» of live» have teen lost that ta -te fu l style, by John F lem ing , a V in c e n t Ryan, a prom inent news least at the present tim e. pronounced symptom». It A t the W alth a m , M ass., bicycle races paper man of tbe doing the atieolute aud detailed work. find co grave eacept a cr»*viee between practical p rin te r and an im m ig ra n t ol , Pacific coast, and In 1889 manufactures of metals the Am erican o n e -m ile am ateur paced editor of tee Tacoma News, dropped remain» in tbe stomach 1844. It was first edited hy the presi- ■ the ro«k» and tbe ice cold water to formed less than 20 per cent of record w ith dving start was broken by dead Thursday m orning io a restau and decompose«. Then, dent of the Oregon P rin tin g A n o eia- P o u ltry , F a rm , G arden. CemeU-r^, The navy m u tt of course t’e supplied cover th em . Am erica's total e ip o tts of manufa«.- E . E . Ryan Ryan iode rant in Tacoma tio n . W. G . 1 . V a u lt. Afterw ards of course, digestion can L a w n , R a ilro a d and R ú b b tt ta i - w| la in 1808 they formed • ith working c h a rt-a n d its departm ent strong throogbout and made the dis several editors were employed acd re- j IT STARTED AN A V A L A N C H k . not be properly perform J. P. H a m b lin , who passed a forged 44 per cent. The ir.cre'ase in exports has a good and com in te n t collection. F en cing . tance in 1:40 riat. which is w ith in note for 1150 on tbe F irs t National of m etals and manufactures thereof in mover! in quick succession, for holding ed. Tbe great vegetable n » < M ie a n *Ia o f W i l e * i n n * e . C a tw l;» r -a e T r e e Of the en tire stretch of U nited E tate t Sound ot tb ree-th th e of a second of tfce w orld's bank at Eugene a few days ago, was tbe decade 1883 98 wa a n 'i V o le s P r e c : p i i a l s » a opinions advert-e to the controlling i r e t g la t l < . d . l ‘r i e c « 1 ^ , » . remedy U I D T A X never a« 339 per c e rt, icoast, however, there ate ma(»e aston- L a ta itr c p h e . record. power in the a?-»ociation. The general f a i l s to eflecl a cure. I M . . . oo W ednesday sentenced to throe year? w h ile the increase in the exports of a ll ’ isb icgly accurate in every d e ta il, ar. Is it true th at tbe t-uund of the hu- aim of the spectator was, w h ile advo The statem ent of public debt at the in tbe p en iten tiary. | manufacture? other than ttr»?e of th at special pilots are to a wondertul ut DTAN .an be hado< 3$ McMlkLE’f WOVEN WIRE FENCE C0- clo-e of the hscal year 1899 shews that all Uruggis*» for 30c. per Il- 116.11S and Î2D 0 -ans S t. CHÆAS3. ILt Y 'lola M c F a ll ba? been held io t tria l metals d u rii g th at tu n e was b a t 55 per ’ xtent superfluous, i t can thus be mau voice may start a snowsiids? cating good morals, temperance, and James Percl ard, clerk of the state education, to pursue the Hudson Hay j the debt, less the cash in the tieaaury at S eattle pa'-ksge S t u d j your for attem p tin g to bribe cent. In th is *etiuiate of t i e exports im agined, therefore, w hat an in tin i’ r urt of ap|>eal?, is inclined to answer Companv w ith u n rem ittin g , if often •v~mp<om»carefully from ihi»< hart. Ea. b cu m am ounted to $1, ¡55,320.235 which is a Policeman Hubbard. :*be offered m anufacture of metal? only those am ount of la fo r w ill te en tailed in decrease, as eommre«i w :tti July 30, Hubbard $5 a week lor permission to artic le * entoposed exclusively of metals this lin e by an increase in possessions the qne-tiun in the affirm ative. He covert, h o s tility . T . V a u lt was die- ber reprt-venu a symptom or a group of »ymp- mis»«\l at the *nd of ten weeks for be t. You bare tbe symptoms. I'se U l LN- 189", of $13,571 172. This decrease is pick pockets oo bis beat. * re iocioded, those made up m part of Already a coast survey boat is woik- has for tw enty years ( a»t heen almost loo le n ie n t. I t was pnfilished TA X acd tbey w i ll disappear. of the belief that a word of farew ell ing accounted fur by a ccrresponding in m etals, such a? railw ay cars, ag ricu l • leg in Porto Rico. One of the mo»t Paul R enter jum ped into the Spo which he shouted in one of tfce m oun semi-official ly u n til September li5 0 . j crease in cash on hand. kane rive r at Spokane F rid a y . He was tural m achinery, etc , being included 'im p o rta n * parties sent by the govern tain cantons cost tbe live» cf two per when it ctanged to a w eekly, and, T he H arvard college nine defeated a stone maron, recently from C a lifo rn ia among tbe other manufacture?. ment to these new territories wa? d is w>- printed on one of H o e’s Wasbing- i Y a le at baseball Saturday, 13 to 10, and was demented from brooding over patched from the coast survey under sons. aays the Rocky M untain N e w s : ton pres»«». H aving o u tlived colonial 1 “ I never th in k of the event w ithout and won the cham pionship in one of the death of bis w ife and c h ild re n . j Professor O. H . T ittm a n n , assistant 1 B IL IO U S H E A D A C H E This Is The rapid increa?«* in the exports of a shudder,” said M r. Perebard. “ I times and »een Oregon C ity d w in dle the closest and most ex citin g contests manufacture? of restats is shown bv i io charge of th is office. This party was m in in g at the tim e in the region fsom the fir-t town in Oregon to the r.<>re prowownced in the morning. H U D - Nick Burley of San Francisco,at P o rt in the history of college baseball. V A N w ill relieve tb« headache. Ihe fact that expert? of bras? and ?{<ent over a m onth in Porto Rico, he- The snow had rank of secnod or th ird , the piese and H a rv a rd ’ s was a decisive victory and land, knocked out George W h ite of m anufaciurt ? thereof in 1"?9 wa? but nomieg acquainted w ith the island, above Georgetown. Boston in three rounds. The fight took m a teria l cf the Spectator were sold in X 3 B E D A N D W a TEB Y E Y E S 1 fallen to an unusual depth th at w inter o nly earned a fte r a grand cp b ill fight. $<21,179 and in 1“»*8 $1,320.083. In s tru discovering what was nec*s?arv to be Yam was outplayed at every point of place at the W h ite House race track, ments for scientific purp«»**s increased done by t h i- d ep artm en t. Porto Rico and miners moving from cue cabin to ltv55 to pahlieh a paper under another H U D Y A N w ill cause tbe redness to d:»ap five m iles from the city and was w it another wer« warned to look out for name and for p o litic al purposes. News • ppear and make the eyes assume their nor- th e game. from $1 0 •: i irom ' »o $2.770." H, and in is one of the most beautiful of tbe slides. I stopped in one of my trips at six month» old. saa.. h ealthy appearance. nessed by about 300 sports. Meet Indies, aud the party has re \ I vs « : . « .k 1 ,he ^eaT about Vo end w ill reach nearlv Geo'ge Pu tnam , who murdered John • a s the cabin of an acquaintance and took James M K in g an inm ate of t h e , c r f w ,uch b w turned w ith glowing accounts of tbe 4 COATED TONGUE AND FOE Ebowers :n Fols m prison, C a lifo rn ia , The Oregonian was started in Decern- i w ith hitn and hie w ife. Oregon soldiers Home, near Roseburg, | < ete no exporiatious in 1889. amounted culture of tbe higher class and tbe d iL n er T ID BBEATH AND BAD TASTE w h ile being shaved preparatory to being At the clc-e of the meal my host urged f er> l K -h and the Oregon Statesman at h o s p ita lity of the low er. This trip in IN T H E M O UTH H U D Y A N w ill clear taken in to court to hear his death sen died Thursday evening, aged .0 years. me to stay a w h ile and take a smoke Oregon C its the Marco follow ing, A the tongue, m a te the breath pure and swaot tence, seized the razor iron: the man He wa? a private in company I , S ix th 1888. Clceks and watches increased cluded not only an inspection of the w ith h im , but I fe lt nervous and im tb ird paper railed the Tim es was and cause tbe bad taste to disappear. who was shaving, sprang to his feet, regim ent, Missouri cavalry, and en from $1 .355.319 in 1889 to $1,727,4** water ways and harbors, some cf which p atient for sone reason which it was started in Por’ Ian*! io M ay, 1857. The F avorite Transcaatidental Route then d elib erate ly w alked to the m irro r tered the Home in Septem ber. 1898 in 1898; zinc aud manufactures th ere are sin gu larly fine, but a tour of tbe impossible for rue to ex p la in and d e 6 P A IN A N D T Z N D E B N E S 8 IN Between the N orthw est and all Thomas Burns, indicted for a t of from $28 »84 to $1,34? 954 to $32.- land a? w e ll, to gain a knowledge of aud drew the raxor across his th ro at. T H E S T O M A C H This fa du e to iadigea- Tbe Oregonian wa? founded by T . clined as p olitely as possible the kind point* East, tem pted extortion in threatening to 180 872 and iron and steel from $21.« the nature of the land, tbe topograph H e may recover. Dryer, and »a? a weekly journal. tion. k l'D Y A X w ill cause the food to be in v ita tio n . I arc-e (tom tfce table, ical aspect, m ilita ry roads and o rd i The n aphtha launch Dandy w ith 12 blow ep part of tbe road of th? O . K. 158.077 in 1889 to $70.4O»i 885 j n 1S98, acd w ith o ut delay started on my Dryer brought an old Ramage pre?» come perfectly digested aud the pain and C h o ic e o f t w o r o u te » th r o u a b N . Co., unless paid $25,000, pleaded w h ile in the fiscal tea r 1*99 the total nary highways, and ag riculture. men on board, which was reported aiis- th o F a M O L» journey. Urossirg the canyon 1 turned from Eaa Francisco, w ith tem e second tenderness wdh disappear. sing, was found stranded near Rock g u ilty in tbe c rim in a l court io Port- • i l l exceed $90,000,000. 6 E N L A B O E M E N T O F T H E hand m a teria l which be used for a few : to wave a farew ell to the friend? who H U O Y A N w ill lessen tbe conges aw ay Beach. A ll on board were eafe laud and w ill serve a term in tbe p en i General knowledge of tbe country i» b a! entertained me. The man and bis months, when a new Washington press L I V E B tion and reduce the enlarged hver to its nor __ t and new m aterial came from New and beyond hunger acd a w etting by te n tia ry . Another interesting fact developed r a tte r inaccurate in these respects. For w ife were standing at tbe door of the W. G . Magers, under sentence to he by an exam in atio n ot the figures is | exam ple, a seaman is told th at tbe cabin acd a th ird person wa? in t h e | Y ° r ^ by The old press was sent m al su e. the surf which broke over the stranded A n d F o u r R o u te« E a st o f P u c ra ft a t in te rv a ls , they had suffered banged J u ly 21, at Dalle?, Polk county, th at the Furopeau ccnntries in which harbor of Johoe is a refuge, but he house. The a ir was perfectly s till. to O ly m p ia to start tbe first paper e b lo an d D e n v e r . ■ V D Y A N w ill relieve yon of the above b ut l it t le . The launch was towed off for tbe m urder of Ray S in k , aaya be is manufacture? long have been estab cannot be confident of his a b ilitv to Sot the slightest in tim a tio n was given published on Paget Sound, called the symptom» and make you well. Do not delay inuocent, and th at if he is put to lished furnish as satisfactory a m arket avoid a r-e f. I t is th is lack that tbs of tfce aw ful disaster which was about C o lum bian . Dryer conducted tbe paper A ll pnoaehger* granted a day’s step- by an oyster stoop. Go to your druggist at once and procure a The statem ent published in La Lucba death his blood w ill be upon tbe for nor manufactured goods as do tbe c«»ast survey is called upon to supply. to hapjreo. I wavnd my hand acd for »en year?, wi en it passed m«o the package of N V O Y A N for 5Ar. or 4 for (SJA over in the Mormon capital or at. vwhere between Ogden and Itenver. Pereonally h a n d s e t H . L. P itlo ck . who first be th a t G eneral Brooke is to be sent to ju ry. Magers eats and sleeps w e ll, acd countries where m a n n fac tu rirg has not How long this w ill requite is an open shouted ‘G ood-by.’ If your druggist does aot keep it. send direct coodur ted Tourist Excuroiens three dav» " H a r d ly had the echoes of my voice gan work on it a? a p rin te r in 1863. M r. T ittm a n n th in ks it th e P h ilip p in e s and w ill he succeeded is enjoying tbe best of h ealth . yet been largely developed. In raspers que«tioo. to the I I O Y A I B k X i D l C O X P A K Y , a week to before a muffled sound Bancroft ad 1», it ba» since become a Fred Westbrook writes to an A lh s n y 'a n d mowers, clock? and watches, sew- w ill oe accomplished io a few years; lied away at H avana by Robert P. Porter was San Francisco. Cal., and they w ill »end it to called to th e atte n tio n of Secretary friend th at D. C . M cClung nee evening ing machines, bicvcles and the various another bead official laughingly re «truck the ear—a noise lik e tbe boom of d a ilv , and is edited a n ! p artlv owned you. Yon can lon au li the great R l D l ' A X A lg e r. H e p ro m p tly denied the re k ille d seven F il l pi nee. H»> is one of manufactures of iroo and steel and marks that if work progresses a? the « cannon —and tbe whole side of tbe by Harvey W Scott. L a ir B i l l wa? D O C T O R S P X k Z . Da co t forget that. port, saying in re p ly to an in q u iry the sharp-booters, and did it w ith a many other articles of th? higher Alaska survey is doing it w ill he fiftv m ountain seemed to be in motion. at one tim e editor of the O regonian. Cali and see them if you wish You may th a t there was “ not a word of tru th in Krag-JorgenseD, becoming so efficient grades of m anufacture the European years or more. I t depends, of course, The snow, ice. trees and rocks started The Statesman was founded bv A. call and >ee them , or w rite, aa you desire. a* to be able sometimes to call a countries in wt ic. m anufacturing upon tbe appropriation that congress toward the bottom of the gulch, and it.” Add res» Stockwell and H enry Russell, of w ith in five second? tbe cabin was over plants and m ac! ii ery and s tille d makes to meet this new demand. A report su m m arizin g the yellow F ilip in o down at a m ile ’s distance. For tai«? aod all informat:««. e>a <xi O k «helm ed and the spot ou which I »tuod • Ma??acbo*etts, w ith A. Bn?b, now HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY» Thomas Townsend was found dead workmen abound fa ro is a a m arket for N. agent, or addies» fever situ ation in Santiago, op to the ne or two m inutes before was buried banker at Salem , as e d ito r. I t wa? IL C .N IC H O L S K H*e»PER, Tbe roast survev b r a t now in Porto 20tb m e t., has been received bv the in bed at bis borne in Salem Thursday. a large share of export?, tbu* fa ilin g C f . Stecktea, Marte« Lila St».. published at Oregon C ity u n til June, Geoeral Aren’. <len. fcx». * Tht A*t ander 50 feet of snow. I semm ored surgeon general of the m arine hospital Deceased was 84 years o ld , and was to ju s tify the express»«! fear th at de- Rican waters is tf e Blake, rendered Saa Freaaeee, Cal. ® l WaaMngtor. s « l r.«i« 1853, when it was moved to Salem. Wrtrvhae? f w».-. service. I t states th a t up to th a t tim e born in Georgia, coming to Oregon in velopreent of manufactures iu countries famous hv Agassiz in “ Two C»uises in assistance as q u ick ly as it could be Being and rem aining the official paper ione and we fra n tic a lly Jug out tw o . where American? are now seeking a the B la k e .” The 184»5. H e leaves several ch ild ren, Blake was under d u rin g the present season there had lead bodies. The third' person after- te rrito ry , it was move«! heck been th irty -fiv e cases and eleven among whom is Thomas K. Townsend, foothold for th e ir commerce would tb» c m re and of C aptain Eigsbee when ward recovered from the inju ries in-1 forth as the capital v a? moved. A? deaths, a ll but four of which were member of company K , Oregon v o lu n destroy th e ir value a- a permanent th at officer wa« attached to the coast " -lid s , but I Lave new » ; * paper it was conducted w ith ' m a rk et. survey, which fact w ill doubtless flicted bi the teers. among Am erican soldiers. e n tirely 'fo rg iv en a y?elf for ihe word J 8r*“at w »o«*ity than any jru rc a i on the render it more rem arkable than Tbe p rin c ip al fru it growers through Secretary L o r g said th a t he knew which 1 tbnuted ou th at never-to-be . Pacific coast, for about tw elve years. POSTAGE STAMPS FOB CUBA. Agassiz’ s connection w ith it. n o th in g cf the reported plan to have out Asotin conntv m et Saturday, and M r. Bush wa? assisted at various times forgotten day.** The P h ilip p in e island? w ill be left th e N o rth A tla n tic squadrou under ueiiected tbe orgaization of tbe As d in | by ovher men of talent. The pos toffice departm ent is piepar- in the hands of the navy departm ent, Rear A d m ira l Sampson meet A d m ira l county h o rtic u ltu ra l society. George ing to issue a special set of »tamps for ThC CODLIMG » 0 T H . • e e It*» a long tim e, but devotion to tbe Dewey on tbe O ly m p ia a t the Azores W. R . Peasely. the V ineland nursery Cuba, acd tbe designs nave heen ap as far a* chart? are concerned, t i l l In 1859 Tbe Dalles Journal was peace is absolutely assured. true interests and prosperity of the A m and escort h im to the U n ited States. man, wa? elected president, w b i'e a proved hy the postmaster g eceial. Tbe W h a t S h o u ld Be Don« to Dattroy founded by C aptain Jordan, and wa? So far as he knew th e p lan- of the targe num ber of vice presidents from issue w ill consist of 1, 2, 3, 5 aud 10 erican people has woo for it te w friends lha Bast. firrt published ic tbe garrison. It URXGON'S GOVERNORS. N orth A tla n tic squadron did not con vsrio o ’ sections of the county were cent stamps D .rector Rathbone of the Tfco who nave apple? t ave from waa bought by W. H . Newell in I8 6 0 .! as the years rolled by a n : the o ritripaj tem plate th e ir leaving the shores of also selected. I Cuban t r a il te rv ita wishes to have a the ravage« of tbe codling motb should and wa» < ' irg e l to the M ountaineer T e rrito ria l governors: memlier? of it? fam ily |4w?ed te th eir re New E n g lan d . There are «evsn cases of sm allpox I few stamps of laigcr denom inations, Joseph Lane. March 3, 1849, to Juns spray them at once if they have not a l now tbe lim e ? M ountaineer. ward, and these admirers are .’ ova! aod • a a Governor L in d of M innesota received at A lm ir a , L incoln county, Wash. U n - and tbe m atter is held up pending 18. 1880. ready done so. The first larvae are steadfast today, w ith faith in its teach from L ie u te n a n t Colonel F rie d ric h , at dwr instructions from the com miss ion - fu rth er inform ation from h im . The The Eugene Jo o .n ai w a- started in K in txin g P ritch e tt, June 18, ls50, to now entering the fru it a d hy the tim e M a n ila , a cablegram stating th a t the *ra of th at county the town fias heen designs were prepared at the bureau of August 18, le50. th is notice reaches tfce public it w ill lbfi3 hy Kincai«!, who s till own? and ing». au-i coLifi lence in the inform ation effect’ ve strength of tbe fu irte e n th p israntined aod four armed deputy p rin tin g and engraving fr<.m pictures John P. G aines, August 18, 1850, to be aimost too late to expect the best edits it . which it bring* to th eir home* and fire furnished by the postoffice departm ent. e e e M innesota volunteers wa? now 940. Ot ■‘beriffs have been appointed to enforce reaolte. Prompt action w ill be neces M ay 16, 1853. sides. the total m em bership 150 were sick, the board’ s orders p ro h ib itin g any one The 1-cent or l-ccntav»» stamp has the Jcsepp Lane, M av 18, 1853, to M ay sary tn save tbe crop. The Aetoriau wa? started in the later b ut not seriously, th e regim ent was entering or leaving the place. word Cuba a« rose tbe tep w ith a “ j ” 19, 1853. As a natural consequence it enjov» in Motb? are abandant and each de 80a, and D . C. Ire la n d , now of the doing outpost d uty on the railroad. W. .M. M ille r , a cow boy from in each of the lower corners. In the its old age all the vitality and vigor o f George L . C o rry , M ay 19, 1853, to posits many egg. Apple? are scarce. Moro Observer, a a? it? first ed ito r. There is no definite info rm ation there M itc h e ll, Crook county, was rvohed center is a picture of the statue of Ih*rember 2, 1853. The natu ral inference is that unusual it* youth streuuth ipeoe 1 by its experience« of over h alf a ce n tu ry. about th e ir re tu rn . Tuesday n ig h t in Portland hy bis coar- Colnm hue in the courtyard of tbe it has lived «.it i John W. Davis. December 2. 1853, effort? w ill Lave to be made toesve the n ( on the cordial support of progressive Am ericau*. The Ka»t Oregonian was started palace of the captain general in IB fru it that remains. Observation last E x-Q u een K a p io la n i. widow of K in g ovnioo, a soldier named John Wade, of to Augn«t 1, 1854. It I? T h * N .\v 1875, being one of the fir»t papers to -«•klv I ribu ie, at knowledge«! the country over as the K a la k a u a of H a w a ii, died in H onolulu $45 in money, bis shoes and a gold H avana. I t w ill b e printed in green. George L C u rry, August 1, 1854, te season showed that the larvae of the leading 5al|on:tf Family New - >a¡H-r. first biood liegan to work in tbe fru it lie printed east of the Cascades. featurday, Jane 24. She had been watch. Wade was arrested w h ile in There are tw»a designs for the 2- cnlavo March 3, 1859. about Ju ly 1. Tin» year they are be Rec «vn’ ziog its w ’.ue to th..?« who desire all the new« o f the state and n t io u , stricken w ith paralysis several days the act of “ blowing in ” tbe money in stam p. The first fias Cuba across the State governors: top, w ith a p la n ta tio n scene in the Tbi» brood M rs. Fret! Bayley, nf The D alles, the publishers .»f The Observer (your own favorite horn» paper) has entered into an p reviously, follo w in g several attacks riotous liv in g . John W hitaker, March 3. 1859, to ginning somewhat e a rlier. center and “ 1 centavos” at the bottom . did lit t ie damage la?t year, but it pro receutly w rote: The first press wa? of apoplexy d u rin g the past few weeks. Septem ber 10, ¡86$. D r. and Mrs. H . C. Echleef bad a alii t'.ice with I he New \ ork W eekly Tribune which enables them to furnish bo:h T he queen was to have had a state narrow escape from death hy poiam iiig The other has tfie p lantation scene in A. C. Gibb?. Septemlier 10, 1882, to duced an enormotia second brood which brought to Oregon for the benefit of fbe upper left hand corner, w ith the pajH«r» at the triffiug cost of $1.25 je-r year. liegan work about August 1, by far tbe the Indians, hut soon it wa? converted funeral J u ly 2. K a p io la n i * a - perhaps at Eugene. Arsenic bad been spread Eepteml»?r 12, 18»’>8. across tbe center, the Every farm er aud every villager owe« t » him self, to h i* fam ily, aad to the tbe most popular woman in H a w a ii, on a plate to poison rats. A sister of word Cuba »lectge I. Woods, September 1*. g»eater proportion oi in ju ry being don* te the sole n»e of the w h ite m an; and after (September 1. We, therefore, it seem? thus in a ll thiugs pertaining her life having been devoted to acts of Mrs. Echleef thought tbe arsenic was figure 2 underneath and centavo« at the 1888. to Septeniher 14, 1870. community in which lie live? a cordial support of his local uewapaper. a* it w ork* Ixrttnm. The t in t gives more p ro m i c h a rity . Elie was im m ensely popular flour, and emptier! i t into tbe flour La havetts G rover. Sej temper 14 recommend that tbe trees he sprayed to the Indians, for constant'y at.d u ntiringly for hl? interest* iu everv way. bring? t v h i* home all th e once hetweeu June 2 and J u ly 1, again ••Hehln«1 th«* squaw’» lirht bin h canoe. w ith the natives and the w hites. h>n. From th is flour bread was made nence to the p la n ta tio n . This »tamp 1870, to February 1, 1877. Tie- »lean er »m««ke. an-i rave«, w ill he in red. new? and happenings of hi? neighb.vrhooi. the doing? of his friends, the condition atMiut August 1 and again early in Sep- Negotiations th at bave been pending and eaten. M r. and M rs. Echleef are Stephen F. Chadw ick. February 1, Ann corner lot? are staked for a u e tem her. Pirectiow? for preparing and and prospects for different crops, the prices in home markets, and, in fact, is a 1877, tn Heptem’ier 11. 1877. A i<»«c o ld lndum grave».” in New Y o rk for tbe past three months recovering. The 3 cent stamp has the word Cuba W. W . Tf aver, September 11, 1878, applying the spray are contained in for settlem ent of tbe terms for a jo in t weekly visitor which should be found in every wide awake, progressive fam ily. Word has been received a j M y rtle across tbe top, and in the center is a B u lletin No. 48 wLich may tie had on Charles M cD tn a ld , wanted on a to September 13, 1882. te rm in a l corporation for the Pacific P oint, Jackson eoantv. from Flagstaff, Just tu in k of it! Both of these papers for onlv $1.25 a year. representation of tl e allegorical fiaiire application. charge of stealing horses, was over- ■ Z. F. M'*ndr September 13, 1882, to coast have been practically concluded, A rizona, th at W. P. Herm ann was ------- «-■ ♦ «------------ of Cuba which stands tn the plaza at Send ail aubacr ptious to T H E O B S E R V E R , Moro, Oregon. taken and urdeied to throw up bis and the plan of organization agreed fa ta lly burned bv the explosion of a January 12, 1887. t h m hum an a n im a l . Ha*-ana. a woman seated on m throne. hands on Toredo creek. Wash. He re upon. Tacoma w ill he the center ot lamp on June 28. He is a brother of I t is called “ La Cubans. ” Ou • eith e r S v lv e ile r Pennoyer. January 12. commenced tb e system, which w ill w c lw ’ e varions Comm issioner H erm ann, of W ashing 1887, to January 14, 1895. Some Reflsetlons Concerning the Physi fused to surrender and side U tbe figme is the figure 3, and tiritg upon the officers. Deputy Sheriff ports on the navigable waters of the ton. and has a fa m ily and many other W illia m Paine Lord, Jannarv H . cal Perfection of Jeffries. at the bottom the word centavo?. The 1895, to January 11, 1899. N o rth Pacific coast, where the steam relatives in Southern Oregon. W. P. There is profound human interest in G risw old returned the fire and M c 5-cent stamp lias the figure of a m er dropped dead. M cDonald's ship lines of the Pacific w ill he cen H erm ann was employed hy the govern T. T. Geer, January 12, 1899, to these follow ing figures of the d im e n Donald chant »learner at fu ll speed, ty p ify in g companion. Frank Drapes, was arrested tered. Jannarv 12, 1903. m ent to look after » forest reserve. sion? of Jeffrie?: commerce. On t i e side is a wreath of Ilrlglil ........ .6 P lq 111 Hips .... ... 42 in and taken to Republic where he is in A t Butte, M ontana. H a ll A d a li, palms acd tropical foliage and at the A tru st company w ill continue the ja il. Heat'll................7 6 tn Tlugh...™ In a Christian Country. 24 S iu business of the banking-house of M o r known as the “ s u lta n ’s lio n ,” under top tbe » r-i Cuha. Actoss the bottom r a l i ....... 16S Iu The father of D u rran t* the San Fran- .Seek.....—.......Ih Charles M oth, who is “ *5 rentavo?.” On the 10 cent stamp ton. Bliss A Co. Tbe new corooration took to throw <'he?l ........... tasto Wrist . .... ? tu . ..fci in the Am erican cham pionship is depicted « farm ing scene in Cuba, cisco m urderer, was employed is one of (Tle»t e&| attUeU t ' III Forearm w ill be known as the Morton Trust claim s Wsi»t IM cvjm ... the large shoe factories there. The 1&S i» ratch-as-catch-can, three tim es in IX) Com pany, in honor of e x -V ic e -P re s i -a Cuban is d riv in g two oxen harnessed Those who laud the physical glories dent l^ v i P. M urton, founder of the m inutes. The Turk secured a fa ll in to the p rim itiv e plow in use in the other employes dem arded th at he fc« house. The ra n ita l of the company four m inutes. Coming to the carpet island, w ith the long u pright stick hy discharged and hie employer? hud tc of pa-t ages at the expense of our own I f you sutier frein any o f the i the factories have tim e w ill do well to ponder on those w ill b* $1.000,000, w ith a reserve fund again the men wrestled for 19 minutes, which it i? guided. The word Cuba let h im go. A ll ill» of men, come vo the olde«t of $l,5Uü,0ü0. Tbe date of the change M oth getting off the carpet everv tim e appears at the top, w ith the figures heen closed against h im , and be and “ dim ensions.” The tru th is th a t the SpeuAiui on the Padtic Coest, a re faithfully p o rtray e d in the o riginal and w ill be October 1 n ext. M r. Morton the Turk tried for a hold . F in a lly the “ 10” on eith e r side and “ centavos” in his w ife and daughter are liv in g ir most famous gladiator? of the past, DR. JORDAN A CO.. poverty. H e is trv in g to get ranrei these im m ortalized in classic song and and George T . Bliss announce th e ir T o rk held Moth on tbe carpet w ith a a sem i-circle above the picture. 1051 Market St E«t * 1852. exclusive cable dispatches which T h e C H I from England to take the fa m ily hac$ story, would pale and flee before this hold on the left arm and one lea. re tirem en t from business. V o u n g m e n and M id d le there, whence thev came. man, who is not an abnormal physical , — Seed Mea who are »udering M oth cried q u it lie fore he w ai on his Tbe plate» w ill 1 m * prepared and the CAGO RECO RD p rints daily from th e leading Charles M . M u rp hv of tbe Kings irom the effect» of youthful indiMTetiom or ex- developm ent, hut one picked Irom ten hack, cla im in g the T u rk was tw is tin g ce«e» in nui urer year». Nervous anti Physical county, New Y o rk , W heelmen rode a his leg. Tbe referee gave tbe Turk the stamp» printer! at tbe bureau of engrav Uncalled for. thousand and trained w ith an especial ZK-blllt.v ,liu|iu(rur; ,l^»l n«»b»a? capitals of the old w orld. T his m agnificent m ile on a bicycle, paced by a locomo fa ll. As M oth refused to prcceed the ing end p rin tin g , W ashington, and An exchange say? th a t a c e rta it physical end in viewr. in.Ulii-.ciun»;, aliens; *«|>ermatorrh<ra. th eir cost charged against tl e Cuban I , r « i « ( a l . i r r l u i a . ( I t . H n r r l M r a . A J Iee -l, tiv e in 54 4-8. H ie coarse was a two- newspaper p iin ted an item The human anim al is getting more to th< match was given to the T n rk . » reqMt-ncy n t F r l n * li n S, eie. B) a special service is in process of bein g g re a tly r. venue?. Thev w ill he used on the m ile board track on a siding of the effect that a certain resident, who?? pow erful, more agilw, more agreeable c ui'Mnxii,»ii ,.f reme,i n->. of great oorativepow* D uring the past six months several island u n til Cuba is declared free, Long Island railroad. M u rp hy followed er, the Uoct.tr ha» s-i anxn^eu hi» treatment name it did not give, had lie,ter »top to the sight and more capable in ac e x te n d e d so as to include ev ery im p o rtan t that it will n.-t only xi) .r«l imnte. i.ue relief but an engine and a dav coach, the la tte r burglaries were com m itted in K e n when tbe Cuban government w ill he kie?mg hi? hired g irl, nr he m ight 1« tio n . It is ta lle r than it used t3 be. permanent «ure. The Ik » tor d«ie* not claim to being provide! w ith a hood which d rick , Idaho, and the blame was gen at lib erty tn continue th e ir u»e or not, found out. Twenty-seven turn called It is cleaner and better proportioned. perfurtn miracle«, but U wcli-l.no« n to be a fair city in E u ro p e; and it is su p p lem en ted by acted as a wind shield for the rider. e ra lly laid at the door of the holm ele ae it «.e» fit. The nna of the slain j? on the editor and im m ediately stopped I t has a great deal mote tense. an.l square Pttjrci« i m and Surgeon, tee-ennnent in hi» »)tecixlly— l>|Neaw«*M o f M en . • The hoard track was laid near M ay. m ent travelin g in tbe wake of the r a il w ill lie another evidence of the in te n th e ir paper, and accused h im of in And It is going to keep on im proving th e full re g u la r cable service of T h e A sso Potter tion of the government to free Cuba. N y w h ttle thomvvfctv eradicated frvru the wood, R. I . , am! extended from th at road construction. Constable terferin g in tt»eir domestic affairs. in every way. I f Homer were to come aj'vtrm w ithout lining i t r m r r r , station two m iles east, and was a« managed to catch a hurglai in the per- I t is the first tim e in the hiatorv of the F.VF.XX' MAN si plv|i,< to tv. will re-1 hack five hundred years from now he ciated Press. ceive ..nr A x irrt cpiatnu of hls<'onipl»itit. n early perfect to a level as s k ill could Bun of A rth u r T aylo r, a bachelor reel- poslottice departiiierit that it ha» been AW K W ARD DEPiCIKNLY. would beat his brains out w ith his Het. ill Guarantee a 1^'SlTlVt: Cl K Kin m ake it . F u lly 3(XM) people saw dent of tbe place, who gained his l i v called opon’ to prepare »tamp? for a n erery cate tre «nderfcUr, or h fcil O n e lyre in despair over the inadequacy ing by occasional jobs at carpenter’ s other couutry. At pre»ent two kind» Home men have heart enough to w in T h o u w a u d D o lla r « M u rp h y make his daring ride. of language to describeaacb perfection. The laurel w reath of fame, Consultation FREE and Mrlctly private. w rk . A t about m id n ig h t T avlo r en of stamps are in rise in Cuba, the regu — New York W orld. B ril lack ihe head on w hleh to wear CHAJiGJCS F E E » ' Banker George I I . M a g ill, form erly tered the saloon of W illia m T erry to lation U n ited Htate» »tamp and the Ihvoinluglv Ihe same. Kent personally or bv letter, be-:;,I for l> ..k, head of the Avenue Savings h ark was' borrow a couple ol dollars, which re »«me »tamp w ith the word “ C uha” " T h e F h ilo n o p h y o f M a r r ia g e , Detroit Journal. A M iW S P A P B R TRICK. fined $4504.42 hy Judge Burke, and uu- | quest waa refused. H e watch»?! the and the denom ination in Spanish im free. (A valuable book, for nien.J lees paid, sentence to work out the i proprietor place his money in a draw er, printed aero»» tbe face in red, n im ila r V1WIT UK. JOKDANW Mrs. Mary Geer Snort, fire in the house of correction at the ! hut failed to notice th a t it waa re to the im p rin te d revenue stamps issue 1847, died at her home a pioneer of How the News of the Fltzslmmons- G r e a t M u s e u m o f A n a to m y in Portland 1 Jeffries Fight Was Reported. rate of $1.50 p *-rd a y . It would take moved afterw ard. In the hope of ob when the war art went into effect. Wednesday. She the tinest and large»! Museum.-f it kind in the , .i « was one o U h e found- T be New Y ork W orld on Friday woild. Come and le .rn how w ¡u.erfullv you the ex banker 8 boat eight and one-half ' tain in g th is cash he effect»?! an en The departm ent prepared the im printed ers of the first pioneer association o f , handled the Fitzsim m ons-Jeffries fight , are made: how to avoid »icknesv and di-.ea»e. years to work out the fine. M a g ill’ s' trance after d osing hours, hy a hack stamps for th« t u b a m a il service, h u t , Oregon, and an aunt of Governor T. T . | w ith the old trick of preparing double W e are continually adding new spec .oeu-. C ^ T A H idl’K i A'K’K. C a u o t wrlt«^ offeute was receiving deposits in h is , window , hut was caught in the act fin a lly consente<l to p erm it the use of ’ Geer. H er illness liegan November 22, editiona ol its extras. The crowd was 1051 Market Street. San Francisco. Ca'. bank afte r it had become insolvent. by the constable. the regular ordinary U nited States 1898, w ith a stroke of paralysis. pouring out of the club house when NERViTA A CATARRH OF THE STOMACH THE SYMPTOMS ARE: F E N C IN V f I Denver&RioGrande I Scenic Une of the World A Rocky M ountain Scenery Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago ’ and the East. W. A NEARLY Fifty-Eight Years Old ! I M C $ |fY o u » c a n I f f t H ■ be cured The Affairs of Europe The Chicago Record, atone of a ll American newspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches daily from the leading capitals o f Europe.
