Scio weekly press., March 05, 1891, Image 1

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L. H. MONTANYE,
A ttorney
NO. 41.
SCIO, OREGON, MVtCH 5, 1891.
VOL. 2
L aw ,
at
riTE PACIFIC COAST.
EASTERN ITEMS.
FOREIGN NÏVS.
PORTLAND MARKET
IF THEY WOULD ONLY THINK.
Failure in Life aid Business Avoided
Through Careful Meditation.
NEW YORK BOY CHOIES.
MOST OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
Flour, millstuffs, oats and hay are John Dunham, the wholesale grocer,
NOW EMPLOY THEM.
plentiful, while the demand is fair. Po- was indulging in reminiscence a day or
A Chinese Exclusion Bill Before the Chicago’s Mayor Points Out a Law Emperor William Saidjo be Be­ tato.es are very plentiful, and some are two ago, and he made some interesting
Office in Strahan building.
now being shipped to Sail Francisco. comments on the methods of credit in Enough Boys Are Hard to Secure—Count­
coming More Creky.
to President Gage.
California Legislature.
Other vegetables áre in' fair supply. On­ vogue at the present time,; : Mr. Dunham
less Rehearsals Necessary Before the
ions have advanced. Fruits aré in good has been a merchant in Minneapolis for
Trained Choir Is Ready to Sing Ac­
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
supply. Poultry is in fair supply. Re­
ceptably—German Boys Preferred.
ceipts of Oregon eggs are liberal, while thirty-three years, thirteen of which
were spent in St. Anthony as a retailer.
A ttorney at L aw ,
The Contract Let for the Building of the New York City Troubled With Highway King Humbert to Arbitrateli Biwe'en the the demand is very good locally and from He deplored the want of system among
Boy choirs are now an established
outside points, which keep prices steady.
Albany, Oregon.
Butter and cheese are still scarce. Ore­ merchants in extending credit, and said feature of worship in a majority of Epis­
United States and Englands the
Robbers—St. Louis Capitalists
Soldiers’ Home at Orting-
gon cheese has advanced. Hops and too many merchants failed to keep post­ copal churches in this city; but few
Behring Sea Controíéy.
Oppose Free Coinage.
Other Coast News.
hides are weak and dull, while the de­ ed about the conditions around them, or members of congregations have any
Office in Finn block, over First National bank.
mand is slow. Wool is firm. In the the markets—-in short, they didn’t think knowledge of the work of the choir be­
merchandise markets dried fruits are in. or read. And then he repeated a story yond that gained as listeners. The search
fair supply, while other commodities are told him by J. B; Bassett, the veteran for singers, the teachers’ rehearsals and
DR. E. 0. HYDE,
Illinois railway employes will organize
Photographing in colors, is ae latest in good supply and demand. Meats are lumberman, in illustration of the point. the many hindrances to the successful
San Diego is talking about building a
in goo i .supply.
against Granger legislation.
French invention.
railroad to Yuma.
‘People don’t think, and that’s why maintenance of a vested choir are all out
Physician and Surgeon, New Mexico is to establish an insane Real estate nine miles from the center The Paris Exhibition, clered o'A'r G W heat —Local trading is of fair pro- so “ many
are poor,’ said lÿr. Bassett. of fsight.
íportions at steady prices. Quote: Val-
Before the existence of a general de­
of Chicago sells for $4,000 an acre.
asylum at Las Vegas.
9,000,000 francs net.'
ie'y.' $1.25@1.27%; Walla Walla, $1.15@ ‘Do you know it takes brains to pile
Scio, O regon .
mand
for boys with good voices, an or­
lumber
or
shovel
dirt?
There
’
s
a
right
1.1
7>á-
'
Highway robbery is quite common in. French railroads have redudl passen­
The capital stock of
Spokane Street
ganist was often besieged by applicants
i F lour —Quote: Standard, $3.80; Walla way to do it.’
'
Railway Company has btien- increased frequented streets of New York /of'late. ger and freight rates. ,
'
Sr .
Walia. $8.70 ji^gjroroL :
“And then he told this story: He vis­ and had only to make his choice. How
from $50,000 to $500,000.
■
Minneapolis has received 72,000,000
The Russian
j1.& -per. bushel. • itedhis lumber ÿard a-year'or- two- agô’ different tl» ci^djtio^Lare-todiay every ...
The,.North Yakima .City Council has bushels of . wfeea-.t. from -Washington ~ this " inate<i ;ir'lihv*OO.('O;) bushe^ <
. M illstuffs — Quote: Bran, $20@21; and found two men piling boards. A organist, with the possible exception of~~
sold $30,000 worth of trrty bonds" t.o a year.
Germany is said to contgu plate the Shorts, $21@22; Ground- Barley, $30® load had been dugiped in the alley, and those of Triiity parish, can attest. Trin­
firm of Chicago bankers for $27,000.
32.50; Chop Feed, $25 per ton; Barley,
The deposits in the savings bank of sale of Damaraland to Gre^^ritain.
A lbany , O regon .
this was to be put in a pita. It was the ity has at command the parish schools
$1.25@1.30 per cental.
The Puyallup opera house, costing the Dominion declined $3,200,000 last
manner in which thé work was being from which, much after the English sys­
The bullion in the Bank <f England
H ay —Quote: $16@17 per ton.
$20,000, has been completed and turned year.
done
that attracted Mr. Bassett’s atten­ tem, the choirmaster may select his
decreased
$8,'100,000
week
befjre
last.
;VÉGETABLES
—
Quote
:
Cabbage,
$1.50
EARL RACE, Proprietor.
over to the owners by the contractors.
The Alabama State Senate has appro­
@1,75
per
cental;
Cauliflower,
$1@1
25
tion.
He observed that one of the men voices and maintain a supplementary
Medical meh in Berlin hive finally per dozen; Celery, 90c per dozen; On­
Tacoma acknowledges that it has a priated $30,000 to represent Alabama at dubbed
picked
up a board, carried it to the pile choir.
the Koch lymph “ tfilerculine.” ions, 3@3J4c per pound; Carrots, $1.00
very ^corrupt police, and it is striving for the World’s Fair.
Not so fortunate, however, are most
and dropped it on the ground. Then the
a renovation of the police department.
Uruguay has reduced
n standing per sack; Beets, $1.50 per sack; Turnips, other man picked it up and placed it on choirmasters. They are obliged to de­
Out of forty-three roads reporting Jan­ army
to one-fo.urth its former! strength. $1 per.sack ; Potatoes, 75@80c per cental. the pile. Mr. Bassett called the two pend on such sources as advertisements
The County Court, of Baker county, uary earnings thirty-eight- show substan­
F ruits —Quote: Los Angeles Oranges,
the newspapers, both English and
Or., has discovered about 200,000 acres tial gains over last year.
It is proposed to renew tie charter of $2:@2.25;
Riverside, $2.75@3.00; Navels, men to him, and they sat down on the in
of land that escaped taxation because
the Bank of France for.ihinty-three $4.50 per box
German; the Sunday schools of the par­
pile.
It
is
stated
that
the
Vanderbilts
have
;
Sicily
Lemons,
$
5.50@6.00
the deeds were not recorded.
“ ‘Did you ever think, you two men?’ ish and the public schools, and the offer
given $5,000,000 for iron mines in the years.
per case; Pears, l^c per pound; Apples,
of a commission to any boy securing a
The Seitttle Board of Aidermen has Marquette (Mich. ) region.
Berlin is now almost emptyjof the for­ 90c@$1.25 per box; Bananas, $3@4 per he asked.
George W. Morrow, Proprietor. defeated the proposition of the Board of
“The men were a little puzzled at the satisfactory chorister. The first named
eign doctors who arrived in’the early bunch.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Atlanta,
N uts — Quote: California Walnuts, query. ‘Don’t you men ever think of is perhaps the most successful method,
Delegates to increase the liquor-license Ga. , has unanimously indorsed Secretary days of the Koch cure.
ll%c; Hickory, 8%c; Brazils, 22c; improving your lot in life? Don’t you and many good voices have been ob­
First-class accommodations. Tables supplied fee from $600 to $1,000 a year.
Blaine’s reciprocity with Brazil.
Distress is apparently widespread in Almonds, 16@ 17c; Filberts, 13@14c;
with he best the market affords.
tained by it; but no one of the above is a
By arrangement completed a few days
Hamburg, and a relief committee is dis­ Pine - Nuts, 17@18c; Pecans, 17@18c; ever think about it?’ he asked.
The Texas Senate has under consider­ tributing
“The men weren’t positive that they sure method of recuperating the ever­
ago the San Francisco steamers will not ation
18,950 meals daily.
Cocoanuts,
8c
per
pound.
a
bill
to
teach
history
in
the
schools
changing personnel of the choir, and
call af Victoria, B. C., except when spe­ from the Confederate standpoint.
Board From $1 to $2 Per Day.
B utter —Quote; Oregon fancy cream­ ever did think, and Mr. Bassett said:
Gold veins rich enough to be worked
cial freight is awaiting shipment-
“ ‘Well, I thought so when I saw you many organists probably appreciate the
ery, 40@42J^c; fancy dairy, 37j^c; fair
at
a
profit
by
a
new
process
have
been
Generals Meade and Hancock will discovered in the French Alps.
to good, 27%@30c; common, 20@25c; piling those boards. It takes two of. you feelings of the choirmaster of one of the
A decision against M. Harris, a mer­
Headquarters for Commercial Men. chant of Carson, Nev., who tried to avoid have monuments on the Gettysbu rg bat­
choice California, 37J¿@39c per pound. to do one man’s ’ work; did you know largest Episcopal churches in New York,
tle
field,
to
be
erected
by
the
State.
Queen Victoria will probably go for
C hej S e —Quote: Oregon, 14@15c; Cal­ that? Now. instead of dropping that who, when asked in what manner he
paying his debts, is expected to have a
Easter
to
Hamburg,
where
Empress
ifornia, 15@16c per pound.
Board on the ground and pickin jit up provided for vacancies in his choir, re­
beneficial effect throughout the State.
Merchants and other business men of Frederick is to pass the spring.
E ggs —Quote: Oregon, 25c per dozen. again, can’t you drop the board right on plied that he “trusted to luck.”
St. Louis,.representing $100,000,000 cap­
The contract has, been let for the con­ ital,
P oultry — Quote: Chickens. $5.00@ the pile where it belongs? Both oi you
have protested against free coinage.
Lord Salisbury’s reply to Blaine’s dis­
choir schools .
struction of the Soldiers’ Home at Or­
on the Behring Sea question has 5.50; Ducks, >9@10; Geese, $9@10 per can carry them from the pile, and the job
If church services demanded a daily
ting, Wash., and work will begin on it The appeal of Cardinal Gibbons for patch
dozen; Turkeys, 14@15c per pound.
been
forwarded
to
Washington.
be done in about half the time.’
as soon as possible and be pushed to funds
:
to relieve distress in the famine-
choral services choir schools such as ex­
H ops —Quote: Nominally, 28c per will
“That little talk of Mr. Bassett’s set ist abroad would be necessary, and
completion.
stricken district of Ireland has brought
Four-fifth of the German West Africa poqnd.
Company’s territory has been acquired
SCIO, OREGON,
W ool —Quote: Willamette Valley, 16 the men to thinking, and he told me not those interested hope that in time such
Hundreds of houses are going up on to him $5,000.
@20c; Walla Walla, 14@17cper poundl long ago, as the incident was recalled, institutions will be maintained in this
Albuquerque, N. M., has a large sur­ by the Anglo-German Company.
the government reservation near Port
H ides —Quote: Dry Hides,' selected that they are-now two of the best calcu­ country.
Angeles,_Wash., in anticipation of Con­ plus of unmarried young men, and an
The South Australian wheat returns
gress passing a Jawing giving squatters influx of New England girls would be shows
i
that 12,600,000 bushels were reaped prime, 8@8%e, Xc less for culls; green, lators in his employ.
The lack of material for solo voices
gladly welcomed.
: and that 9,000,000 are available for ex­ selected, over 55 pounds, 4c; under 55
*‘It is so with'merchants, city or coun­ has prompted the organists of some
prior rights.
pounds, 3c; Sheep’ Pelts, short wool. 30 try. They sell goods without thinking. prominent churches, such as St. George’s,
The Seattle City Council has decided
During the month of January the poll port.
■
@50c; medium,60@80c; long,90c@$1.25;
to discard the use of the name White1 tax on Chinese, arriving at Victoria, B.
The development of smokeless coal .shearlings, 10@20c; Tallow, good to Is the customer responsible? Will there St. Mary the Virgin’s, All Angels, and
be any crop? How much had the man. St. Ignatius’, to employ female voices in
chapel in that city. Police officers are C,,
1 was $3,817, an increase of $801 over mines
:
in Tonquin shows miuch larger choice, 3@3^¿c per pound.
ought to have? These questions are this capacity, 'and even as auxiliary
not allowed to use the word, anct'news- January
.
last year.
< deposits than were at first believed to be
nevér thought of, and before long fail­ chorus singers, and the future will
papers are asked to discard it also.
Buffalo is threatened with a water possible.
’
The Merchandise Market.
Dye Stuffs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, The heirs of persons killed and whose famine because “porridge” ice in the - T The population of Tokio, thie capital of
ure follows. I kept a retail grocery doubtless see many other churches com­
C oal O il —Quote: $2.20 per case.
store in St. Anthony for thirteen years pelled to adopt .this expedient, which
is
.-"■'-’•-artrinff-A.wHilo that
.
property was swept away by the Walnut Niagara river has nearly stopped the Japan,
R ice —-Quote: $5.50@5.75 per cental. and never lost but $250 by bad credit, can certainly be defended on musical if
Grove dam disaster near Phoenix, A. T., water-works pumps.
1 of other cities and
Toilet Articles, Perfumery,
P
ickles
—
Quote:
$1.50
5s
;
$1.33
3--.
is decreasing.
:,
and one year I sold $35,000 worth of
sued the reservoir company for damages,
All the saloons in Bismarck, N. D., are .- Terrible storms are^tePR
C ranberries —Quote : Cape Cod, $11 goods. That shows what can be done. ' not on ecclesiastical grounds.
The most successful choirs in New
Sponges and All Varieties of Drug­ but the company secured the verdict.
closed on an account of an original-pack- ■ coas» of- Greece. Several sh. PPingdis^, per barrel. ■ ’
I estimate that 15 per cent, of the gro­ York number about thirty-five voices,
age
decision
by
the
State
Supreme
Court,
it
S
alt
—
Quote
:
Liverpool,
$17,
$18,
$19;
A
Salem
capitalist
has
a
scheme
to
;
gists’ Sundries.
a toss of pock,
>
ceries bought, wholesale and retail, are viz., sixteen trebles, five altos, seven
not a drink of liquor is said to be ters have been heard of,
$11@12 per ton in carload lots.
build a wooden railroad from that city and
;
k
. J L. jWgEE—-Quote: Costa Rica, 22^c; néver paid for.”—Minneapolis Journal. tenors and eight bassos, and although
to thev timber, about twenty-five miles obtainable.
i
* twenty or more lives.
In Great Britain during 189(r>'t is coin-J K1O, 2§5^C. Arbuckle’s, roasted, 26Xc
He thinks a suitable road to
authorities differ somewhat the best re­
Wall Paper in All the Latest Styles. distant.
Chicago will soon have the largest 10-
Bare American Stones.
bring logs to t he city cantoe-eorisu
, cent
pound.
sults appear to be obtained when the
lodging-house in me w uria. The ■puted, the consunrptlfiJl^Jpi^rTiii’^iiftcfe“ ■ -Per
BEANS
—
mu
iiiainui
is
aim,
-fast
becoming
a
for about $60,000.
parts are divided in about this propor­
building will be seven stories high, will personaveraged 5.08 pounds, “exceed­ Small Whites, 3%c; Pink, 3c; Bayos,
land of precious stones. Diamonds have
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
The Los Angeles Council has ordered cost $85,000 and be heated by steam and ing that of any previous year.”
4%c; Butter, 3%c; Limas, 4J^c per been found in Georgia. Pearls are now tion.
that the new City Hall be overhauled lighted by electricity.
Voices vary greatly in quality and
Emperor William’s vagaries have be­ pound.
and put in a safe condition. The Express
S ugars —Quote: Golden C, 4%c; extra being picked up in Wisconsin, and Uncle carrying power, which makes it difficult
The revised estimates show that the come more and more marked, and his
Pictures Framed to Order.
Sam
is
making
arrangements
for
an
in
­
says: San Francisco is not the only deficiency for. the pension office is $28,- abrupt restlessness, excesses of irritabil­ C, 5c; dry granulated, 6%c; cube
to give a definite law covering every
place that has a white, raw-boned ele­ 678,332. The estimate first presented to ity and uncertain moods occasion much crushed and powdered, 6%c per pound. voice of some of them for his collection. case, but some adult voices are a neces­
phant on its hands.
D ried F ruits —The market' is firm. There are some beautiful turquoises in sity.
Congress was for $40,000,000. The pres­ solicitation.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Quote: Italian Prunes, 12J£c; Pe­ the cases which were brought by Maj.
Bradstreet’s mercantile agency reports ent estimate is a reduction of $5,321,668.
The number of rehearsals varies ac­
The Sultan of Turkey has approved tite and German Prunes, 10c per pound; Powell from New Mexico, and these are
twenty-five failures in Pacific Coast
Bowdoin College will send a scientific the project of the British embassy for Raisins, $2.50 per box: Plummer-dried- quite as fine as the blue turquoises which cording to the style of music rendered
States and Territories for the past week, and
collecting expedition to Labrador providing homes for freed negroes, and Pears, 10@llc; sun-dried and factory the government has from Persia. Of and the ability of the choir to read
as compared with twenty-six for the pre­ and Iceland
music readily. In few churches are the
next summer. It will be in will assist in the abolition of the Turk­ Plums, ll@12c; evaporated Peaches, 18@
vious week and nineteen for the corre­ charge of Prof. L. A. Lee, and about fif­ ish slave trade.
less expensive stones the beryls are very
20c; Smyrna Figs, 20c; California Figs, beautiful, and there is a piece of aqua rehearsals for boys less frequent than
sponding week of 1890.
teen students will make lip the party.
twice weekly, and in many cases indi­
The Videmosli of Moscow regards with 9c per pound.
The rains in the South and in Arizona
C anned G oods —Market steady. Quote: marine from Portland, Me., which is as vidual lessons are given in addition.
The Georgia Legislature is considering apprehension the steady increase of the
are very heavy, and the streams are get­ a bill to punish doctors and druggists Roumanian army and navy. That little Table fruits, $2.00, 2^8; Peaches, $2.50; big as your fist and which shines like a
Many listeners express wonder at the
ting in a dangerous condition. In Ari­
facility with which the little choristers
become drunk. For first conviction kingdom spent last year 47,000,000 francs Bartlett Pears, $2.25; Plums, $1.65; diamond.
zona the suspension bridge at Clifton who
There
is
an
amethyst
which
is
won
­
on
its
military
force.
Strawberries,
$2.50;
Cherries,
$
2@2.50
;
fine of $200 is proposed, and for the
render florid passages; but except in
has been swept away, and peoffie living a second
The Berlin Political Correspondence Black berries, $2; Raspberries, $2.55; derfully beautiful. It was found in rare instances these results are accom­
the license to practice is revoked.
near the river are fleeing.
Pineapples,
$2.75;
Apricots,
$2.00.
Pie
North Carolina and is supposed to have
publishes a rumor that the English and
is reported to the Land Department United States governments have agreed fruit: Assorted,$1.50 per dozen; Peaches, been used by" the inen of prehistoric plished by hard and patient labor on the
A compromise has been effected be­ at It
part of both instructor and.pupil.
Washington
that
some
of
the
timber
$1.50;
Plums,
$1.25;
Blackberries,
$1.65
tween the San Diego Land and Town lands in the Coast States are being in­ to submit the Behring Sea question to per dozen. Vegetables: Corn, $1.25 times. It was originally in the shape of
GERMAN BOYS IN"-DEMAND.
Company and George IS eale, by which vaded by lumbermen, and the depart­ the arbitration of King Humbert of Italy. @1.50. according to quality; Tomatoes, a turtle, but Professor Clarke tells me
Boys of German parentage are greatly
the company is enabled to take posses­ ment has decided to investigate the mat­ Though every effort has been made to $1.15@3.50; Sugar Peas, $1.40@1.60; that it was spoiled in the cutting. There
sion of all the Sweetwater reservoir and ter.
conceal the fact, it is now stated that StringBeans, $1.10perdozen. Fish: Sal­ are also oriental amethysts, and- the in demand, they seeming to possess bet­
ED GOINS, Proprietor.
thereby avoid any future waste of water.
O’Brien and Dillon are divided on the
$1.25@1.50; sardines. 80c@$1.60; amethysts from Brazil show all the ter voices than American lads, and in ad­
An Alliance Representative has intro­ question of Parnell’s position. O’Brien mon,
A number of squatters on unsurveyed duced
lobsters,
$2@3; oysters, $1.50@3.25 per changes of that stone from a light pink dition a ' musical instinct, which is a
a bill in the Kansas House Which is in Parnell’s favor, while Dillon is op­ dozen. Condensed
great help to proficiency in their art.
milk: Eagle brand, to a dark purple.—Pittsburg Dispatch.
lands on the Upper Skykomish, who lo­ provides
that any person who will file a posed to him. -
Boys are. available for choir work be­
cated upon what has since been ascer- ■ petition in
$8.25; Crown, $7; Highland, $6.75 ;
the
District
Court
stating
that
Among the many world’s fairs pro­ Champion, $6 per case.
tween the ages of 9 and 16. At an
tained to be school and railroad indem­ he or she is of good moral character shall
A New Way of Advertising.
posed for this year is a world’s labor ex­
nity lands, have abandoned their claims, be permitted to practice law.
H oney —Quote: One-pound frames,
One of the most outrageous methods earlier age than 9 they do not possess
hibition to be held in London. It • is 17c.
thinking that they would be unable to
of
attracting public attention ever adopt­ sufficient intelligence to be of service,
There is a strong belief that Brazil will planned that at this exhibition opera­ N ails —Base quotations: Iron, $3.00;
obtain title to them.
ed
was put in operation the other day in and except in rare cases their voices do
ratify the agreement that Blaine has tives of every denomination might be Steel, $3.10; Wire, $3.90 per keg.
The people of Astoria, Or., áre getting not
Brooklyn. A colored man and woman, not last after the sixteenth year.
seen actually at work.
S
hot —-Quote: $1.75 per sack.
made
with
representatives
of
that
coun
­
THE BEST BRANDS somewhat exercised over the disappear­ try. English commercial representatives The vegetarian fad seems to bespread­
both well dressed; twere walking down . For a time before their voices ar«, en­
ance of the City assessment roll, it was in Brazil are doing their utmost to pre­
Fulton street, when the woman suddenly tirely lost boys are sometimes available
The Meat Market*
ing. A foreign note says the London
at first thought to have been mislaid by vent the. agreement holding good.
turned upon the man like a tigress, and for the alto parts—the upper register
—OF—
Vegetarian Society reports a member­
accident, but a ' thorough search has
The market is steady.
began shaking him by the collar and being useless—but this is a great injustice
failed to discover the roll, and things are
The ConnecticutRailroad Commis­ ship of 541 j but the movement is said to
Beef—Live, 3J¿@4c; dressed, 7c.
to the chorister, as the value of his voice
looking very blue for some of the city sioners pronounce flb grade-crossing law have spread throughout England, Con­
Mutton—Live, 4X@4J^c; dressed, 8c. scolding him. The man meekly tried to in after years is by this course seriously
stop her. A crowd soon gathered. Then
in that State a virtual failure. .At the tinental Europe and the colonies.
politiciaus.
Hogs—Live,
@4%c; dressed, 6c.
the woman let go of the man and they depreciated.
of the laet year there were 1,193
Veal—5@8c per pound.
The lace factories of Kursk and Orlov
The following is the population of Ar­ close
Boys’ voices have two registers, the
grade
crossings
in
the
State,
and
of
these
both walked quickly away. As soon as
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
izona by counties as officially published only twenty-nine were abolished during are receiving more orders from France
“
thick
” and “thin.” In the first the
this
Crowd
had
dispersed
the
woman
be
­
than they can fill. At the late exhibi­
CONSTANTLY ON HAND»
by the census department: Apache,
Quote: Hams, 10c; Breakfast Bacon,
tion in Paris the Russian lace was bought 9@llc; Sides, 9@10c; Lard; 9%c per gan to shake her consort again and gath­ vocal chords Vibrate in their whole thick-
4,281; Cochise, 6,938; Gila, 2,021; Gra­ the year.
ered another crowd, and this scene was , ness and in the latter only the thin edges
ham, 5,670; Maricopa, 10,986; Mojave,
The South Dakota- House has passed with avidity by the French ladies. Since pound.
repeated at almost every corner along of the chords are employed.
1,444; Pima, 12,673; Pinal, 4,257; Yav­ the Senate bill for a fence law to the ef­ then that lace has become fashionable
Chicago’s Feminine Billiard Experts.
The sweet, birdlike quality of the
throughout France.
apai,
8,685;
Yuma,
2,671.
Total
for
the
fect
that
stock
may
range
in
all
unorgan
­
that busy thoroughfare. .
Highest Market Price Paid lor Grain. Territory, 59,620.
The
largest
number
of
women
players
trained
chorister is due to the use of the
ized counties. It also passed a bill that
Between
the
man
’
s
shoulders
was
a
Two physicians of Havanatere success­
no counties are to be organized in the fully inoculating new aii TF in Cuba at any one place may now be found at placard pasted to his overcoat advocat­ higher register or head tones rather than
. Dan Bemmerly, who was convicted of future until a majority of voters decide,
against yellow
mosquitees the aristocratic Standard club on the ing the usé of some new nostrum. But to constant practice, as is generally sup-
the murder of Matt Éaighl in Yolo coun­ otherwise.
that have containinated themselves by south side. The young women here do the crowd was slow to understand ■- posed.
Farmers will find it to thèir interest to call ty, Cal., nearly two years ago, and who
An untrained boy will sing naturally
and see us.
The will of the late J. N. McCullough, stinging yellow-fever patients. Fifty- not hesitate to play an even game with- whether the woman was really abusing j
was sentenced to seventeen years in the
cases of mosquito inoculation have the men, and hold their own, too.
the “sandwich” man or not. No police­ ’ in the thick register, producing a hard,
State prison, has been admitted to bail Vice-President of the Pennsylvania, has two
followed lip. Of them only about
The Misses Goodman are recognized
came in sight, though the scene was j. disagreeable tone, and his voice will
in the sum of $25,000, pending an ap­ been filéd for probate. The estate is been
8 per cent, subsequently contracted the as the best two players on the south man
peal, by Judge Buehler of Solano county. valued from $7,000,000 to $10,000,000. disease,
unpleasantly well acted, and the crowds j wear out long before the alloted period.
with
a
mortality
of
less
than
2
In addition to the flute like timbre
side. On the north side Miss Cool ranks obstructed pedestrians considerably.—
The people of Woodland are dissatisfied The will gives his wife and daughter per cent.
each one-fourth pf the estate, the re­
when the thin register is employed, the
above all other female players. She can New York Tribune.
with the action of the Judge.
mainder being left in trust.
The London World says a battle be­ play too strong a game for most ama­
compass of the voice is extended up to
The Tacoma and Roche Harbor Lime
tween homeopathy and allopathy has
Capital Stoek..................
$20,000 Company of San Juan county, Wash.,
G and A above the staff without effort,
Looking for Mates.
The following nominations have been raged over the sick bed of Princess Hen­ teurs, making runs of fifty and sixty
A sea captain called at a village inn ; notes which would he impossible for the
are shipping large quantities of lime to made by the President : Major John A. rietta of Flanders similar to that which with three balls. Two years ago such a
San Francisco and Hawaiian Islands. Wilcox of the Eighth Cavalry, to be a occurred at Disraeli’s ®st illness. An feat w'as considered next to impossible and asked the landlady, a young widow: : untrained boy to deliver.
OFFICERS.
In nearly all the surplieed choirs boys
President
.................... ..........J. S. M orris Heretofore the lime has been taken to Lieutenant-Colonel; Captain Camillo C. eminent home">pathist was called in con­ for any woman. ' Hampered by her:
“Do you know where I can gat a mate? >.
Vifee-President................................. J. L. C owan Seattle and Tacoma for transshipment, Carr of the First Cavalry, to be a Major ;
are paid a salary which varies from $1.50
Cashier................................................. O. S. M ay but arrangements have now been made First Lieutenant George S. Hoyle of the sultation, but the eminent orthodox doc­ skirts and corsets, there were any num-’ I have lost my mate.”
tors refused to meet him. A young mil­ her of shots that she could not make. • 'f‘I am very sorry for you, Mr;— ’ to $10 monthly for chorus work, and
Directors.
for steamers to come direct from San First Cavalry, to be a Captain.
itary doctor was, therefore, summoned These have been overcome, however, by she said, smiling. “I want a mate, too, from $15 to $50 a month for soloists. Ex-
J. S. M orris .
E. G oins .
J ohn G aines . Francisco and load at Roche Harbor.
T. J. M unkers /
P. O. S mith .
learning to handle the cue with the left and cannot get one. As we are in the , ceptional voices command corresponding
It is understood the Senate Finance from the country.
A bill has been introduced in both . Committee’s adverse report on Stanford’s
A company has been formed in Tiflis hand. Nothing now seems to stand in same position 1’11 tell you what I’ll do; ; salaries.
A system of fines for tardiness, ab-
Does a general banking and exchange busi­ Houses of the Legislature to exclude land bill was prepared by Morrill, the and Odessa to exploit the vast fields of the way of a woman learning to play the if ypu’11 be mine I will be yours!”
ness. Sight drafts issued on Albany, Portland Chinese from California and compel venerable Chairman of the. committee, natural cement of “ New Russia ” (West game as well as the average man.
> sence and misbehavior is generally en-
He
closed
with
the
bargain,
and
the
and San Francisco.
those who remain to register, so that it who is upward of 80 years of age, but Siberia). That cement is of a quality
Potter Palmer has a table of unique widow keeping her word he is now sup­ . forced as the most satisfactory method
may be known what becomes of them. who retains his mental vigor to a sur­ which neither Western Europe or Amer­
which is a combination cabinet. plied with two mates.—London Tit-Bits. of maintaining discipline, and it is prob-'
The bill is said to have sanction of the prising degree. His report is regarded ica can supply. It requires no artificial design
' able that the angelic countenance of the
Federal officials at W ashington, and has by the Senators as an extremely able preparation but biirning in a furnace. The scheme was devised by Mrs. Palmer,
Has 457 Letters from Her Husband.
average choir hoy is nourished by the
who,
with
many
of
her
north
side
been passed upon as* constitutional by production.
The new company is building shops in
Col. Clark S. Edwards, of Bethel, , prospect of the salary which this course
.
friends,
delights
in
the
game.
The
table
the
Attorney-General
of
the
State.
The
Anapa and other points,
Scio, O regon .
while in the army during thé rebellion, , will preserve intact.—New York World.
Mayor Creiger of Chicago in his reply Novorossiysk,
bill will come up within a few days for
the cement will be gathered for was built after an original design which wrote home to his wife 457 letters, which
to a letter from President Gage of the where
action by the Legislature.
she furnished the factory. -George M.
exportation.
She Knew.
World’s Fair asking for police protection
FRED 0. HYDE, Prop.,
Pullman is the possessor of another hand­ she saved, and most of them are in ex­
The long-pending litigation between for the men at work at Jackson Park
1 he Imperial Cabinet has resolved to some
An up town teacher asked a girl how
istence now. They give a very gopd his­
table,
and
the
Misses
Pullman
are
the
Bellingham
Bay
and
Nooksack
boom
(Successor -to Richardson & Bil. eu.)
makes the following point among others put the armies of all the vassal provinces
many hones there were in her body, and
companies has been settled. All suits i while declining to comply with the re- of Central Asia under the command of credited with being able to play a fair tory of the war.—Portland (Me.) Argus. the glib girl nearly swallowed her chew­
pro and con. pending in the Superior ’ quest: If the report is true' that the i Russian officers andT sub-officers. The amateur game with four baUs. Charles
Choice Beef, Mutton and Pork can always be Court of Whatcom county and the Su­ • Italians employed are aliens, they are'
Mary W. Whitney, who succeeded ing gum in her haste to answer S08.
r Russian military dri111 is used at present Schwartz has a table that cost nearly
found on the block.
preme Court of the State of Washington i. not entitled to protection, as under an in the armies of theriiAfsUan, Persian, $1,000, and Mrs. H. H. Porter personally Maria Mitchell as professor of astronomy “Wrong! There are only 207,” said the
have been withdrawn, and the entire : act passed by thè State Legislature in Tartar and other provifepes,, and under looks after both á billiard and a pool at Vassar college, advocates the study of teacher. “Yes’m,” was the triumphant
stock and franchise of the Nooksack : 1889 it is made unlawful for any board, the command of Russian officers they table in her elegant home.—-Chicago science for girls, with the express object response; “but I swallowed a fish bone
FRESH FISH
boom company has passed to the owner­ ■ commission, officer or contractor, acting ; will form a strong opposition against the News.
today.’’—Philadelphia Report
of disciplining their emotional natures.
Receivedevsry TbWhiy direct fromYaquiim ship of the individual stockholders of t for or under any municipality, to employ ' military forces of Bokll&i'a, Cniwft ,aj)'d
aliens,
*
.
«
Bellingham Pay boom company,
iw-
other Asiatic powers, t
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