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TlioCJIty council at Hiker City linn
nutliorlzuil tlio coimlruollon u( a nowor
cyaim.
IVtliml rnlliiclod fJ.I.OriO.Brt licence
In llm iiinrler urnllng Duo. 111.
'pin I. nun (Joullly Inx luvy I two mill
lower tlitii yiuir and tint valuation in 'JO
por ci'tithluhur.
An orcanlcitlon known nn tlio Orogon
Information lttircHii win formed In Port
lnml rocmitly. Tlioy luvo 1111,000 at
tlitilr disposal.
llitkor City In to havo n now city hall,
to cost J.'IO.WK).
Mudfonl haa out standing warrnnta of
(:ui,njr po. Ami a tout debt o( t7o,i:a
till. 'Hits van reduced Miu post yonr II,
:to7.n.
Tlio Hilem Mate. man lilti Charley
Fulton on tin caput with tlio remark
tlmt tlit latter lift! romu atoning to ilo
no well m Mr. Gucr. Tlio HUtetiiun
cites Ihn fact that ClaUop Counlp. Mr.
Fulton's home, kvo tlio Kopubllcan
tutu ticket UOO majority last Juno, ex
cepting to FtirnUh, who ot only 100.
Mr. Fulton rmiivml 100 popular totea
In Juno lor United Htatvn Hcnator,
while Mr. rr received -iri.OCO. Ergo,
according to tho logic o( tlio Htatcrtnon,
Mr. Ornr'a claim upon tho olllco nro
exactly :t(V llnim mom forroful than
tliicUmRQ1 Mr. Fulton; iiodort do
inoiittrnnduui. The govermonlla having a lara con
tract cl rovolineiit work dono on tho
Willamette river mar InUodendenco.
l.'tO.OOO will booxpundod on '.hiJ pioco ol
work.
lllllaboro levied a 10 mill tax on all
taxable proporty In tho city limit.
John Dun, of l.ohonan, Linn county
tonimlttcd aulcldn at noon Friday by
blowing tho top ol bin head off. It was
prrmodtlutod rulcldo. Ho km DO yoara
of OKI).
Mlifl Calhrlno Crawford of Albany.
ngod HI yoara dlrd from a atroko of ap
paplcxy Thursday.
Tho Palntora t'nlon In Portland hate
dumauded a raUo from 1.00 to 3.M).
Tho u.aitor pnlntori, or contractora havo
rclumd to giant tho doinaml.
Mutnoma)i County haa a dobt of 1618,
U:l 40,
llerliort Mundoll a b)y who robbed
tho poet olllco at Ukiah, Oregon plead
Kullty and was bound over.
Now burg will vu
Urgo
oto on wbothar cowe
or not on Monday.
arc to run ut I
(iranlii Pahb '.romana olub nro trying
to havo llrookur Wathington locturo.
Prraulunt Hooiovolt will bo otked to
lay Iho eomor ttono to Eugune'd new
high ichool building.
Tho uovnrninuul boa loaard tho dredg
er nl Portland and will opornto It on tho
Columbia and Willamotto rivura.
Thirteen applicants woro boforo tho
statu niudlcnl board tlila week for exami
nation. Tlioy will ho nakod twonly
r.iiuahoiis, ton In aurgory and ten in
ituiitomy.
Win. L'astloman, a linomnn at Port
land, was rocoiltly dropped 40 feot from
u trootop. Uu cacupod without eorloua
injury.
Tho now factory at Foroat Uiovo la
nearly roady to bc(ln condoiming milk.
Tho now factory la 100 x 185 foot two
rtorcti high and ban n bailment HO x.'-A
frrt. It will require 1000 cowa td aupply
thu demand. ,
1 Two now mining compnnloi havo
been formod to opuratu in tho lituo
KlVor district.
I.ano County 'n tax luvy la 'J'JJy mlllu
for ntutu and huIiooI purposes,
Thirty tona of Oivgon cxhlhltfl will bo
Miippcd to tho Japan exposition from
Oregon next week.
Old brewery liumed ut Grant Paes
Wednesday morning.
I.iponvo or no IIinwiho was decided by
Iho Muyoitt voto ut Aflhlaud WedmiHiluy
night whon bin majesty miulo that city
a wot town.
JJakor County contalnii 1(11,110 sheep.
Tho sheep In this county cmiiaumo.fram
1H to 'JO thotiimud toiiH of hay a ml re
quires tho attention of HOO mon rtflO
pur month por iiihIi.
Thirty or forlv caeosof pmall-pox In
tho vicinity of Thurston, Lnno County
1h causing tho .elllzuna eoiipitluinble
alarm. Moro new caeoa aro breaking
out uvory day. ,
Tho mombnrs of tho junior claaa decid
ed to dirpumo ith tho idea of prodtie
iiiKa coIIi'ro iiuhual, which la tho eatab
Hulled .'.UHlntuRt the, Kucno auhool. and
rn,Uo $100 to rut libido ob u loan luud,
utid'epuud tho iiiterost in buying a com
rloto'work of porno author and dedicat
ing it to tho U. of O, Library.
Jiwnri. Hayed, n wealthy pIoncor citizen
ol Hunt mi County, droiiped doml ut hla
I........ ...k fi.,l fl.i.olf 'I'lin.rfilrtu .tiftrltlttf.'-
IIWIIIIIUII " U"' l.l..mi. .....
At tho tlnlo of bin dvnth he, with bin'
hired man, war miKHged in killing no
In bin back yard.
In Fouler ncliool dlntflct a aharpor in
(IiIchI lint ecliool board to yign a warrant
for fllli. Ho puraiinded two of tho
miimbernol IHo IJoaril 10 aign n Biaio
inutit teuutdllii: it churl that wan to bo
pllilod in thu neliool. ft wrt iiflorwrtrdn
illccnveriHl that tlioy had Imiod rohool
warrant lo tho iiiuoof fllit, which ho
pioM'iiled to Iho Heboid Cbrk, who
ennhod them uu thu iiKont got away.
Jflnuty-four iiiarrhign llconcca woro
lulled I.i lJ0:' In Coon county.
Tho Tax lovy nlMulford la 11 inilla.
Aahland hue aoveral cajen of bibbII por.
Tho Marlon County II ir .imoclntlon
Ih petitioning tho Irgklnturo torcduco
th'ifeofor printing brlofa to Wcontaa
page. It l ono thing to lead o homo to
water hut you cannot alwnya mako them
drink. Tho prlnlcra aro i.nt na thlrety
na ioiiii) of tho nttomoya may think.
I)eparluT'irby"Ar"cattt for Han Fron
c!co today: MIbj A Jonlie, M(ia K
Jonlnj, Ma DommHt, Mita M K WIN
lion, Albert 'ijilo, J J Hulllvan, WIl
Jophcott, W V. Cloghorn, E quniilc
llngor, I' H Hitch, F J Dangle, John.
Dlmuiltt, C F AndrowB, Mra Hctdy,
Momlo Hixidy, J A Morrlton. J A Ilfctn
block, W O Harrow, W Hullard, O C
LangloUc, Mary CUghorn, A Holla, A
Cottulla, J Malbray, It Anjory.G Ooavoy
Chat Kckerbloom.O W DonglaBi, Frunk
Wlckqian, and 7 in tho etcorago and re
futed '15 moro paaiengcrp.
Steamer News
AJvIcoi from Portland to W. T, 'Mer
chant, ogont for tho Alliance, are to the
effect thai tho llomor did not tail from
Portland ycaterday, but would bo ddlay
od longer thnn waa nt Aral tuppoHcd.
Tho largo tteain nclioonor Preutlia waa
to nail In hor plnco, but 'will jroturn to
Portlat.d from thlt port 'natead of going
to San Fraucleco. Tho Homer, which
hat DCcotnmodiU una for paitougort,
will tako paeaongora for Hau Franclaco,
but hor calling datn ia not flxod.
THE IIIOOp-.T HKXHATION KVKKYWIII.nB
LI LI PUT
C o I a p s ti ) I u Pocket
-tmuwoscoPH apparatus-
Tlio amallofit Hiereohcnno with tho
.itroiiKosl oplienl tlToct. Highly finished
in different colora with rich gold and
silver deeuratlotiB (mouutlngt), Includ
inir '& V. F. Photograph-, Viowa of art
(genre). PHICF. ONLY l (X). ifnot
ovorywheio tirep.ild In letter foi v.
AGKPT.4 WANTHD.
I.ILIPUT S1EBE0SC0PE CO.
FOUHKbT IIUILIMNiS, .,1'hiladolphla
GROSSMANN'S
PATHNT WRITING RING
Tho mokt important improvement ol
Iho ugo in tlio art of ponmniuhlp mokes
tho iKoret writer a aplomlid peuoiau In
a fow wooka by tho ueo of this ring
Kndornod by prominent Collcgo Prosl
dauta and Hoarda of Kducatlon in Kn
lopo and Amorica. Bamplo dorin ob
HoMed clr.eH pnnt ost paid for $1.00. Bin
glo eiimple 21c. When ordering a single
rlnir. ttulo whether for man, woman or
child. ' v
PENN MPG. SUPPLY CO.
No. 110 8, 1'uurth 6t, PhllndclphiB
,Fnst ntul
Cotnmodious
Stcainship
L1ANCE
tar HARDW10K,
Master
Make regular trips U'twcrn
S.ia FiaiKltco jad PortUad vi
llninlKjIpt and Coos Il.iy, calling
at above ports each way.
Tho ALIJANOK la .i ikst
,DS?"cliiHi pnaaonger bout, nni hue
all tho modem couvenloncoa
ja9itti(I is ono of tho fiatot
Stoiimcra ol her cliss.
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FreighW.h
K&r ntul Pnsseu,g6r
Rates or Sniliug Dates,
Apply''
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THE SENSIBILITY OF WOMAN
She Has a finer
Ear, n More Dclicafc
Sense of Toucii and
Smell Why She
Cannot Keep a Se
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and Cry & & 0
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HcrTalcnt as a Mim
ic How She Sub
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Voman Who Weeps
Beautifully Her
Fear and Ucr Won
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Uy PAOLO MONTECAZZA, President Anthropological Society of Italy
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Spok Too Soob.
Alexnndro Du-ana waa ouo day till
puest of Dr. O iatal, a leading practi
tioner In MaivcllleB. After dinner,
whllo tho colfeo Was .being 4 banded
round, tho boat rtqueflted . tho great
novelist to enrich bin nlbum .with one
of hlH witfy ImproviBatlonH.
Certainly," replied Dumaa, with n
Binlle, nr.il, drawing out a pencil, h
wroto nr.dcr tho eyes of hla entertainer
tho follr IWlng lines:
Blnco D; , oiutal carno to our town
ro cm -e lloaHCB,ii(iual and hereditary
Tlio liu jpital hits btcn pulled down v,V
"Vo.j UnttercrlV, hero 03KlnhnciKtrl
docta.', mightily plcnbcd,;.but tlio lfoct
went on:
An.4 wo Jmv nsiijif laecwdlattry.
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t4tinii ntimiiM vt n HiiliHMHiiiiui H-f-H-w-i-; ::
A Hot Water Cure
Wo all know what pain le and yet wo don't. Wo know
what Its Benaationa are, and ttat it can o enrod by two
agerita drnga and heat. -If heat will answer it Ib tho bettor,
of courao. Drugging pain may bo temporary rollof only. If
heat helpi at all it iailso curing.
Hot Water Bags
nro a potent old in a hundred ilia. Emorpnclea and pnln
will como whoro nothing will answor as woll. Can boapnllcd
nnywhere. Kcop warm or hours. Wo have- all slzoa of tho
beat ktnda at prices Jast as comfortable as tho bags.
P.uffta4-
I OAJN frequently 1ms a finer onr, a moro dclicato
ooiiho of touch nnd of flinoll than man, because lior
Klein m fmor, bccnuHo alio docs not smolcc or nt lc:3t
docfl not nbtiBO tobacco. tf
WOMN 18 THE FIRBT TO RESPOND TO CER
TAIN IMPRE88ION8. SHE IS THE FIRST TO CRY
WITH FEAR OR ENTHUSIASM, THE FIRBT TO HLD
DEN FROM SHAME OR WRATH, THE FIR8T TO LAUOH, THE
FIRST TO WEEP WITH TENDERNE88 Ort FROM PAIN, THE FIRST
TO SPEAK IF QUESTIONED.
It h raro that n woman doca not interrupt any ono who is talk
ing. Education sometimes succeeds in overcoming this weakness,
but in general tho need of responding to an impression received
ib Htrongcr than reflection or education. THE ALMOST AB
SOLUTE INCAPACITY OF WOMEN TO KEEP A SECRET
AI,SO DEPENDS UPON TJ1IS ORGAXIO DEFECT, OF
THE FEMININE NKttVOUS SYSTEM. They say Uiafyhcn
ono of tho norvo cells is under tension it experiences an impera
tive ncod to, oxpand. ,
Fear is ono of tlio moat ifrcsistiblo oi automatic emotions. This
emotion is usually moro readily produced and moro intense among
women becauso they havo less control over their thoughts. There
in n femininn timiditv which sometimes irivcs place to a virilo
courugo, to tho most admirablo courage.
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FREQUENTLY A WOMAN IS AFRAID OF A MOUSE, DUT SHE
ASCENDS THE QIQDET WITH HEROISM. SHE CRIE8 AT THE
8IQHT OF A SERPENT, DUT SHE TOS8ES HERSELF INTO THE
FLAMES TO SAVE HER CHILD.
Woman's fear is largely a matter) of education. Men from
infancy aro encouraged to bo bold, brave. Women aro 'indulged
in tho most unreasonable fears. Men tell her that they liko a
timid womaj tn'3 because tlioy liko to defend her from dangor
and.bccauso they liko to assert their virility boforo her.
If in man tho desiro to conceal his emotions so as not to ap
pear weak predominates, with woman tho desiro to be beautiful
makes hor think sho is s6. In "his own peculiar mimicry man al
ways says, "I am Btroug!" And woman always wishes to say,
"I am beautiful l" Thcso word aro different, but tho principle
at bottom is tho Bamc, for man's first power i3 courago and wom
an's first power is beauty.
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experience, intelligence, education, have taught
woman the infinite value of miml6ry. compare the
wails of a child who wisvie8 to de taken to the the
ater with the weeping of a woma.n who. wi8he3 .fo
VANQUISH THE RESISTANCE 6f A 8WEETHEART.
Tho two creatures wcop equally and for a similar reason, but
with whatf.difforonco in, their methods and resources I What pov
erty on tlio ouo hand; what riches on tlio other 1 Tho beautiful
woman caresses hor owocthoart with n smilo full of tears. With
each palpitation of hor muscles, each ctfrcss of her fingers, each
undulation of her bosom, sho emits an appeal to compassion tha.t
finally littlo by l&tlo leads her swoothoart to her feet arid binds
and couquora him liko a prisoAcr, liko a' slave.
What a sublinio gonitis of mimicry Is concealed in that little,
floxiblo and graceful body which paralyzes and fascinates tho big
body of man! ;
, !A WOMAN WHO .WEEPS IS POWERFUL. THE
WOMAN" Wild tWEEPS BEAUTIFULLY. IS ALL POWER
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we can fill all orders for any
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OUR STOCK INCLUDES
anything required in -Fir, Spruce,
Red and White Cedar.
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Mn( IIvo Hern.
First Chnpple-I wxndcr 'jw, Choi
Ho, how tho donkey over cfuuo to bo
ub1 iih th-er cinlilcm of utntjlctts?
Rocoiwl phnpplo (wit h n ya wnJ-Don't
ltnow. I'm sure, dciU boy; must havo
b(n before ion,r day.
Warm Ait; vloi i.
Author-Oli, well, if yo j doil't chtoso
to publlHh m; story t X. im.vo otU,cr liMa
In tlio Are. ' '
ruhllaher-AOli, you 'hi A-o? tt I wcio
you, I'd puUils-atory. jtl wlta 'em,
IfNckncrii nXh Dochhnnd.4 ,
n..i.u..u. l--o.millir klllH, tictlotl
aro Jo aome extent freaks In uorsoihw
of littlo more real value to mankind
tlmu tlacliBhuuds, the Awed off dwarfs
among doaa. Tho little child who eaid
of this rfdlculouB splayfooted, bowleg
gcl cttrlqaure of tho canine race tlmt
It uniat liuo been Iwrn under a bureau
hit tho made exactly. The nose smit
ing, cloud cuppi'itf horses that'try to
throw tbelr frout legs over their cars
at ovcry stride aro gr&tcsquo a,ugr--tlona
from Bound and admirablo types.
They and tho dachshunds should dlo
.appear together. New York Tribune.
Over a Gmo of Chess.
'An awful example of tho risks to
bo encountered by those who play
chess with adversaries of uncertain
temper is recorded in tho "Annals
of the Four Masters." Two kings
nf Irish nrovincos becan a uumo on
tho best of terms, but ho who got
tho worst ot it Bcizeu ouo ui "
rooks and flung.it with such force ut
Ih'b rrtvnl onnonont that it entcrea
l.n l.min and killed him on tho
Boots, Shoes ' .
and Harness Repaired.
John Harding th ehoomalicr ia em
ployed at UaakeU'a Harnose shop.
We alsa'keep
all Idnds of leather.
THE
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