The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 19, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text£hg anti am ¿¡Lews PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY RT »4'10, LINN CO., OREGON By D. C- Humphrey. TUUUk .... »1.50 T»r num XvertlBtn* rata* mad* known on application Transient advartiaements must be raid for when th* orlar 1« given for their lnaertlon. entered at the po*(offloe at Sole, Orason, a* Meend-clu* mall matter. i EDITORIAL. J The good reads suggested are nu merous these days but the roads in this vicinity need more than sug gestions. H od . L. T. Harris, of Eugene, speaker of the house of Representa tives, annoueces his candidacy for the republican nomination for Con gressman from the First District. It was largely due to the efforts of Mr. Harris that Mr. Hermann re ceived the nomination for Con gressman at the Eugene convention, and it is said that Harris could have ••cured the nomination for him self If he had so wished. He is a Linn county boy and is very popu lar. The question of the Sunday open ing of the Lewis and Clark Fair, the discussion of which has of late oc cupied considerable time and space in the newspapers of Portland, has been settled by the United States Senate refusing an appropriation unless the fair be closed on Sundays. The discussion became so heated In the metropolis and the agitation so great that even mlnistors were found who favored Sunday opening It is Just as well that Congress has settled the question. The Southern Pacific should do more for thia section of the Willam- •Ite Valley. At the least, the 8. P. ought to give us an exclusive pas- aenger train and so arrange its run- Bing that the trip to Portland and return can be made in less than two days.—Brownsville Times. That's not the least of our troubles either. We .an stand the poor passenger service but when it comes to hav- Ing freight shipped from Portland on Friday and not arrive at West Scio until Monday, It makes us wish for the old stage and freight haul ing service by team that used to be for it certainly would’nt take a team four days to go seventy miles. The Seattle post office author! t ies have brought to light an ingonius fraud that has boon worked for tome time. It was perpetrated by a Boman who sent out numerous cir- ealar to men telling them that if they would send her 2ft cents she would send them to Panama in one Capacity or another. Of course that seemed a great offer to many young men throughout the state and many of them parted with their quarters. Tbe letters were lo have been ad dressed to Bremington and the quarters rolled in at a remarkable into—with an outlay to the woman of only a two coni stamp and the price of a circular. After tbe mon ey was received Mrs Swam sent her victims a very glowing pamph- — let about Columbia, Panama and •■d all tbe Central Amsrlc* coun try- Bbe also sent tbe information U mu tbe cooearn she was reprwnt- ing waa bo * sending men at present bat each name wm filed and that a summons would be sent at tbe first •pportueity. Tbe woman wm ar rested but the com ba» not yet been op for a bearing. ■euadMaaf Early Knowledge. I had only possessed the knowledge same relation to the deer family riage of Geo B Huber aud Cbloo Bil IN MODERN LONDON. when young, that I now have, I that the albino of the Aft ¡can race yeu. ìb might have become rich, learned, does to human kind. Aside from E P Wallace Io Geo E Hardy great and influential.” Early kno w its white coat and pin t ey es, it is 65 1 lot Lebanon ON ledge is important to enable one in like all other deer. John Temple to W II Ander The speciinan found In I lie pioe season to feel his own strength. 2.825 son 100 acres A ho»t of quaint old cu«tom«, »ays the London Daily Mail, linger round Thousand* mistake their call! ng for I forests of Canyon mountains will be N 8 Dalgleish to Rose Kyle and about the famous “King's Guard” 54X159 feet Lebanon want of it, men and women who made a part of the exhibit of albl at St. James pab.ee. but perllap« non* might have acted a brilliant part in mammals at the Smithsonian Insti J L Aiken by sheriff to Ed is more curious than that which de tution. — Blue Mt. Engle. 1,470 mund Zeyss 25 acres the pursuits for which they were crees that hi» majesty's health «hall Estate of Hugh Fields et al by adapted are often doomed through not be drunk at dinner, except when tlie Scots guards are on guard. The life to a repelling and fruitless em sheriff to Security 8 T com Court House News. omission, when one reflects that this pany 631.79 acres 12,000 ployment, because they did not po- one toast, even when no others are 88T company toOren Stratton seas sufficient knowledge while drunk, is invariahly honored every County Court: t'liiingcs In Judges same as last 1 13,315 evenii: at every r.glnicutHl mess and young to direct their knowledge in and cleiks of election were ordered to the right course. Most of all is 'The S Pand O A C this year - will guardroom dinner throughout the I us follows: sullicicutly strik- early knowledge Important to dis E Albany—Virgil Parker in place ! pay $17.926 14 to Linn county, tile British empire, i* ing. pose and enable you to escape the largest county tax. of E J Seeley a.* Judge. The explanation Ilea in the fact perils and temptations of sin—to In that the regiment from aero*» the Center—L Whealdoa instead of Robt Romine to Albert Hunt vite your rising energies away from $16 )0 border was at on« time suspected of i 32 acres Henry Boys ss clerk. the solicitations of youthful passions a leaning toward Jacobitism, and fo $1.50 46 in black beau Fox Valley—Henry Lyon* instead Meta Von Seggern to Jahn —to lay before you the v ast motives of J H Lyons, judge iu>l J F i’oiter 1425 the of. era were specially ordered to Fall, lot I hl 24 cica suiting, redu drink L.s njajesty’s he.iith after din to rise to the dignity of your Intel instead of J W Kiieltu i clerk. Mary Herron to Anna Huraño ner, ti - » lo of other c-rpb beinr for ced to...................... 1.28 yd lectual and moral being; that you «00 bidden to do so in order to make the Santiaui—A E Myers insteud of 40 al-res may thus secure the great end for W M Powell jmlfce. enforced loyalty of the Scotsmen H F Conner et al to Maggie 3.50 54 in black wors which you were made, which is, to Jordan—> Ji C'>le instevl of 2300 stand out in clearer relief. Wlegau i 161 acres glorify God. In a very Important Brown judge bi.d i V Hall limi D H F Conner et al to Ernest It was also ordered that they ted suiting, a great should not be allowed to use finger sense, youth Is saved by knowledge Clifford instead of W H Small and Wihgand .’17 acres glasses after dinner, lest they should bargain................. 2.48 y<i and destroyed by lack of it, “My Z J Clark clerks. Ivy Glass to G 3 and E A Gay drink to “the king over the water," people are destroyed” sayeth the N Lebanon—E Bollar Instead of 2 acres 60 ind finger glasses are, in conit- 2.50 54 in black suiting Lord, “for lack of knowledge; be- Arthur Bartley judge and Arthur |U»n«e, tnhooed on these ocsa- Mortgage for 1200, 750, 150, 509. thou hast rejected knowledge, I, al instead of W C McKee clerk. iions to this day. reduced to........... 2.19 yd 6221 tax receipts tax 1902 have so will reject thee.” In conclusion Lacomb—John D.ivenport in been issued. SALARIES OF ACTORS. 1.80 48 in blue steam I will say. dear young people, im stead of W It Hcti’hju ige and C E prove the time and opportunity of Soule instead of b A Howard clerk. Ar* Akanrrtlr Bxa*«erat«d 1. th. shrunk worsted dress Linn’s Heaviest Taxpayers. P.bll. Mind and ▲atora K**u fered you for acquiring useful know Price—A B Custer instead of H suiting. This goods tip the D um I«. ledge, and you will never have D Burkhart, clerk. Last week we published a list of aP cause to regret; by so dying you will the fiems, corporations or individuals is alway right. Re N Scio—Frank Gill and T S CoL Salaries of actors vary from almost be an ornament in society, a blessing fey insteid of O B Cyrus and J L who pay taxes on more than |10,000 of nothing to $500 a WAiek, with a few duced to 1.43 yd to your country and the Joy and Arnold clerks. property in I.inn county. Following is exceptions that go above that, writes F. E. Fyles, in Leslie ’ s Monthly. I pride to your kind and loving par Shelburn—Wm Wilson instead of the list of all those who pay taxes on ents. more than $5,000, together with the as doubt though that any supporting B W Munkers clera. actor outside of Weber & Fields’com A 8UBSCBBER. sessed valuation of their properties: Deeds have been filed from Sam pany get« more than £500. Those uel Engle, Hadley Hobson, Dora I’ M Scroggiu, Lebanon............. $9,900 that go above are stars, many of Senator Hanna Passes Away. Pierce, T 'I Henness, J H Foster, John Denny, Albany..................... 9,535 whom receive a fixed salary and a i F M Elstum. G II Jones Cat herina J L Hi'l, Albany............................. 9,345 percentage on the profit«. A female ¿tar who crowded a New York thea Washington D. C., Feb. 15.—Sena Kerron, G P Terrell, A 15 Merely, EFSox “ 9,085 season before last for six ter the tor Hanna died at his hotel in E A Hawley, ( E Zobertson, Anna Wm M Allen, Halsey................... 8,855 months received only $150, while her Washington last evening at 6:45. 8 Myers, E Hunt, I-'mnm Terrall, Mrs. N A Young, Albany.............. 8,800 .ending man was getting $250. But The direct cause of death was ty Hiram H Derr, 8 C Dike, W H 15 J A Zimmerman, Albany............. 8,770 she was a risky venture for her man- phoid fever, the details of the strug Stewart, C B Gaines, J E Welch, I) Samuel Porter, Ilalsey................. 8,675 a ger, who lifted her from a minor gle against the disease and its be S Johnson, John Duffy. L 'I’ Brower W B Stevens, Albany................. B,590 position to »tardom, and a failure ginning and progress being known II P Minto, 15 i • I irk and Clias 11 ¡.IT Bilyeu. Crabtree......... ............. 8,560 would have cost him much. Many NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. stars are their own managers, and to the world. Work, to Wm P H twley and Jos M : .1 W Compton, Scio......................... 8,265 engage a business man to direct ' Mrs. Martha Barnes, Coburg.... 8,105 Msrcus Alonzo Hanna was born Healy for the transfer of water Notice is hereby given that the un their affairs for a salary, as they Sep tember 24, 1837, at Lisbon O., rights and other property for power C Myer, Albany............................... 8,100 would a supporting actor. The gains dersigned administrator of the estate of and at an early age removed to Cle- purposes In the North Santiam, in j W P Spink, “ ................................. 8,090 of actors are absurdly exaggerated in John V. Crocker, deceased, has tl is day filed with the County Clerk for Linn velt.nd, afterwards to be the scene of tp 9 range 2 to 4 East. The consid I C Funx, Harrisburg....................... 7,887 the public mind, and even among County, Oregon, his final account in Mrs. Mary Jenks, Tangent......... 7,685 themselves they endeavor to keep said estate and the County Court has his large business success. After a eration generally being nominal. John A Conser, Albany............... 7,650 up the deceit. A reason that so many fixed Monday the 7th day of March 1904 few years In the public schools of English actors are imported is that at the hour of one o’clock p. m . of said A new suit !■> I’ C Anderson agt Albany Brewing Co....................... 7,530 Cleveland that life work began John Holland to recover *86.66 on a Wm Clymhr, Tailman.................... 7,480 players of the first class in London day, for the hearing of objections if any which developed into prominence shall be to said account and for blacksmith bill. D M Curl i ttorney Mary M Chambers, Albany......... 7,455 receive a third leea than equally tal ! there the purpose of settling said estate, ented and well-known Americans. in the shipping and mining inter for plaintiff. Dated this 16th day of January 1904. Veal & Sou, Albany......................... 7,000 ests of tbo land. W. E. A rnold , Circuit Court: Judge Boise, Dept John Bryant “ 6,990 WARNS 0NAMERICAN FINANCE Hanna is thought of in connection Administrator. Wm Wassom, Harrisburg......... 6,760 Weatherford <fc Wvatt. almost wholly with things political. 2, disposed of tbe fuilowi ig cases: Attorneys for Administrator. McBride vs Yantis, * de confirmed Jerry Banks, Albany ................... 6,750 Th« London Timea Sara That Orowin« He first gained something of no (4 LiAbUitiea Are a Sourae Cay wood vs Ii«-f re- C S Flenn* tice by his success lb the G irfleld o£ Danger, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. campaign of 1880, bringing about a port filed, sale confirm ?J deeds or- W II Hogan Il Jacob Roth dered made. In an editorial article dl*eu»»lng the meeting between Garflel and Ros Notice is hereby given that the under Beeman vs Barms. Decree on Mrs E E Payne, Lebanon.......... present economic situation In the Unit signed has been by the County Court of coe Conkling, who had been sulking ert State« th» Lomlon Ti.. «» say« It the <»■>». ,jt Oregon for Linn Coun-y J W Moore, Brownsville because of the failure of his plan to default. cunsmers that, although the commer j auly appointed administrator of the Hassler vs Garland. Report of Richard Warner, Albany......... cial credit of the United State« la J>er- ! estate of Rebecca A. Breed, deceased. renominate General Grant. J W Pugh, Shrdd....................... hap« not quit« io good ns it was a All persons having cluliii* against, said In the campaigns of JS84 and 1888 referee con firmed • Frum vs Frum. L L Swan ap- Dani Simon«, Sodaville............. year ago and the actual situation not I estate will present them duly verified to Hanna waa an active worker in the Western Vulou Telegraph Co.. entirely free from disquiet lug fea I me at my residence In Selo, Oregon, But it ' pointed guardian ml liten. Decree interest of John 8herruiin. J D Isom, Plainview.......... ture«, yet. being favored with good within six months from this date. | of partition. II J Fisher. Jas Pow Dated at Selo, Oregon this December was in tho McKinley campaign of harvests and n promising cotton crop, 31, 11104. W C Morgan Albany................. 1896 that his great talents as a far- ell and G Collow.iy referees. buslne«» prospects appear to be L E Miller, Selo......................... W> E. H avaob , Chas Green v* Ruth Gr. en. Di healthy for another year, seeing mau and shrewd political Adinf. of the estate of Rub -cea A, N H i'utnaiu, Bruunsvilio ... vorce grunted. "For thr ncxl few month«, at least, Broad, rlecensed. leader were fully recognized. M II Wild», Albano................. tbe big harvest* of the United Suites Walker vs Harold. Judgment on William McKinley and Marcus A. —Herald. will pri'bHbiy secure tbe business Hanna were bound together by mandate from supremo court. EXECUTORS NOTICE. world nsrnliHt the collapse of crerlll in Ed Zeya* vs J K Aken. Sheriff strong ties of friendship and enthu New York, hut," the paper onntibue», Pointed Paragraphs. siasm for the common cause of a directed to make deed to owner. "uni««» we nrs to accept the new fnn- Notice is hereby given that the under- gled <l(«itrltie that In *<»««• mysterious sighed Has been (lllly Hl'poihtcd by the Proln'»: In eat.ituof G W Phil kindred political faith and similar Hpafn’s new m>vy is to cost •00, wny «cotmmlc laws heed not be taken County Court of Linn County. Oregon, views of great questions, more es lips incompetent, petition to sell the executors of the la«t. will and tes 000, (N)0. Wo know where site got Into account where Atncrfca Is con a* real prop<-rt grouted. pecially that of the protective policy cerned, the present state of things and tament of I »avid Henry Johnston de >20,000,01X1 of that sum in good j censed, Any nod nil persons lutvhig l’erbaps do man did more than th« present fashion of finance cannot eliiims ngainst said estate are hereby no Lieen-e wa* Issued for the mar-1 money. Mr. Hanim to secure McKinley’s continue forerer. tified to present the Mini' to Hie under* Dr. Vail of Kt Louis, declares that “Mere magnitude of resonree«, how signed at Helo, Linn County, Oregon, election id both instances. whiskey i* good for consumption, j ever (Inzzllng to the unthinking, will within six months from the date nt this ■Senator Hanna was just entering Il 1.« manufactured for that |>urpo*o, I not save their owner from embnrrn«*- notice, duly terrified as required by law. upon his second term io the senate Dated tills 27th day of Nov. A. 0, 1008. menl, or worse, If be allows his 11a- from his native »late. A iterlin •M-i«-nll*t announce* that fililie* to grow In tier»» of them,’* O eoxus ( uhistik J ohnston H hnkv Mmeimo JotiNsroN For srme time before his death he radiom will |ntralyze mice. Ko will Executors. The If.tte" Ceert. bad been much interested in labor cat*, and they don’t cost 68,000,000' Wentiierford A Wyatt, Like Klug Edward, King Victor Em questions, standing for arbitrtlun au ounce, either. Attys for Exrs, manuel 1* engaged in a very radicsl rather than strife, and holding Panain i is to »(»end but tj.ooo.ooo weeding out of the Invite lion ll»t of hh much at heart ths interest of the of her donation from Uncle Kam, court, and I« adopting « policy of «X- wage earner. leaving a balance of 08,000,000 for cliralvenrs». In the day« *’f K1,ig Hum bert aim*»»» anybody could »«cure an The prejudice that gat here.4 if future revolutionists to fight over. lavitallon to court belle, especially if a io the first McKinley cam|Kdgn The President Is credited with foreigner. «n<1 the gii«»t* a* a general against the senator, having II» orig- . N». S, I'«. Vnqulniti - having i ecured the release of C’ol. rule numbered 3.009 to 4,000. in io tbe articles of clever opposing i Train leave« Albany,......... Lynch. He should how try his •• “ ('orvitfll« , , .. writer* end cartoonist* who sought “ «rrlvov Yuqnlnn l>e*t lo have Judge Lynch placed In to fix the assertion that Hanna’»1 %«. 1, returnln« restraint. hvvt. Yaqnlna.................... idea of campaign had to do only With dollar», had largely disappeared of late under the better undervtand- TWv» is aaaong »be young, a most Ing that had come with knowledge iMMMstsbs vwu of inte'lcci. flow of bis life and methods. fe* do justk-v to tboir native pow- Henalor llanna was a man highly • sbj fcow fsw so improve tbrir regMded by hi* acquaiutaoees and ■»•••• sod talent* as is rise to that em ploy an. SBiaswes wbirbakind providence In umny ways he was a nmn of bos pb*c*d witbin their reach. It is I marked gifts and st iking personal!- porolisr dsoiiwMo to acquire* m ' ty and his death, at the zenith of BiBeb knowledge ss prwrible while bl« career, will leave a noticable va- FOBBg bseaose It is then acqalrsd caocy In public affairs. Bost easily. As you advance from FOBtb tbo mind become« more io- snn Ism able to expand, so tket if yon pee* oo to mature year* An albino deer, with a coat ea with yonr mind narrowed by igno white aa the drifting snow, eyes a rance it will probably always revolve delicate pink, and with a trend as la tbs sems little sire's. Early •oft and llsereet as'an elk fawn, wa« knowledge is not only the easient killed In the Canyon mountains of acquired, bat tbe longest retained. southern Oregon recently. It was Tbs mind becomes treacherous as one ef the very few albino deer ever •gs advancesi With moat perm'n» seen in the mountain* of the west. It begin* to fail by thirty-five or Old hunters tell of seeing them, forty, and they find by exper usually separate from the main herd ience, that their early knowledge and at various times during the has tbe firmest hold upon their early days; but they wsre too »by- minds. One thorough reading of end discreet to be approached near history while yoang Is worth mors enough for a shot. for tbs purpose of Impressing It» The deer was with four othet deer fact* upon ths memory than a dozen at the time It was found, and had readings at middle age; hence the this not been true, the hoofer« leseous of primary and Habbath wonhl not have taken It for a dee». schools Imparts the knowledge that Its whitecoat male II far more con Bost faithfully attends us through epieuoo* than the remainder of the Slloiirilvee. Early knowledge is herd, and It Is perhaps for thia rra, very valuable capital with which to con only albino deer ar* «banned by •tart oat Is Ilfs. How often do we their mates. bear men advanced tn life my, «if The albino de*-r Iwarv exactly the • SPECIAL Articles Of Interest DRY COODS To The Prudent Buyer! 5c meat fork............................................ 3c 5c pancake turner................................. 3c 5c nutmeg grater.................................3c 5c can opener......................................... 3c 5c cork screw.......................................... 3c 5c lamp shade........................................ 3c box carpet tacks............................. 3c largo bread knifo.............................. 10c tracing wheels................................10c lantern globe................................. 10c Dietz cold blast blizzard lan tern ................................................ 75c 60c Paul’s leader No 0 lantern.......... 45c 7 bars Silk Soap................................ 25c 5c 15c 15c 15c 90c 2 pks Malta Ceres................................ 25c 10c can Armour's pork aud beana..'.,7c Arm A Hammer Brand soda......5c lb G. D. TROTTER, STAYTON Don’t forget the old man with the fish on his back. For nearly thirty years he has been traveling around the world, and is still traveling, bringing health and comfort wherever he goes. To the consumptive he brings the strength and flesh he so much needs. To all weak and sickly children he gives rich and strengthening food. To thin and pale persons he gives new firm flesh and rich red blood. Children who first saw the old man with the fish arc now grown up and have children of their own. I le stands for Scott’s Emul sion of pure cod liver oil—a delightful fovvl and a natural tonic fi>r childrcn,for old folks and for all who need flesh and strength. •c*s. s / m » »1.00-, The young daughter of Jessie McKillip el laswiston, Pa. swallow ed a watch chain. A physician name«] Darwin discovered the miss ing links. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., boestn ot having cut 80 cords of wood In one winter. HI* esteemed father is the member of the 'amily who contltl- 1 ties to cut lee. England proposes to raise cotton In her African possession*. It will now be in order for the cotton bull* to send a few boll weevil» over to engage in missionary work In Af rica. It 1* now positively assarted that any negro who can pay >n.iMMi,ooo for an ounce of radium and a phy*l> clim's fee can be turned while. A negro with |3,ii<h)|iXrt) probably would not fare whether he was white or not. leaves CorvnlU..................... Arrive* slnnny..................... I i No. S. For I'rtrolti— l.enve* Al(mn>- ................... Arrive* Petrolt................ . No. 4. 222 South Peoria St., CnTCAOO, lix.. Oct. i, 1902. Eight months ago I wa* so ill that I wa* compelled to lie or (it down nearly all tbe time. My stomach wa* *0 weak and upset that I ooul'.l keep nothing on it and I vomited frequently. I could not urinate witbout great pain and I coughed so much that my throat and il lung» lung* were raw The doctor« and tore. doctor* pro- pro nounced it Bright's dltcaie and others «aid it wa* c.on*umption. It tnaUrred little to me what they culled it »nd I bad no de sire to lire. A tlstcr visited me frotn Nt. lemi» and »sked me if I had erer tried win# of (’»rditl. I told her I ii»d not and aha bought A buttle. I b«Here that It »»ved my Ilf», I believe m»hy wottiott eould a»ve mneh Buffer ing it they blit knew ot its value. Nn• •li«M»» off -«• 4 Vtrt eSrtnsMe *.WMM nf Mr!e*s>rt i» Sn sSHsrt» werMW ri « k—ril Oom« rUs*. - mvtM-d »f »V'-Wrtwer*»« /Jf th« vt M iwh.tnr*. 4 tIM M fcrt ***•)■« flFT'TI*. At M -wretm» .4 »W <•** «f »4r« ■ * »S« <*»$’» ««•♦■•*«« "Jiri < f ri »MH yew tit »M« fe te«r» Wir iW fati <> W dp «1 • • “^4* « * > ; I I . 7gW A M W M 1’. M Iron Detroit: - l^-nve* Detroit............................. 1.0*» P. M. Arrive* Albany................................ »M V M. Train No. 1 nrrlve* tn Altony In time to -nn«-t with th* ». P. *onfh bonnrt train. ** «ell a* xlvlnir two or three bonr* tn Allttnr . tore depart tire of ». P. north bottnd train or Portland. “Train No. I eonnect* wt’h the S. P. We* Mde train at Corvalll* Cnewln» for lndepen lente McMinnville and all point* north .to Fortland. ------------------------ EWDIX SToNK, Mannger THOS. COCKRELL Agent. Albany. OREGON Proper Treatment of Pneumonia. Pneumonia is too dangerous a dis ease for anyone to attempt to doctor himself, allhough he may have the proper remedies at hand. A physi cian should always be called. It should be Ixiurne in mind, however, that pneumonia always results from a cold or from an attack of the grip, and that by giving Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the threatened at tack of pneutnenia may be warded off. This remedy is also used by physicians in the treatment of pneu monia with the best results. Dr. W J Smith, of Sanders Ala. who is also a druggist says of It: “I have been selling Chamberlain’s Cough Reme dy and prescribing it In my practice for the past six years. I use is in cases of pneumonia and have always gotten the hesi results. For sale by all dealers. J P1RT AMD PERSONAL. A, S. Ctmk, th* Bnaton tnwvhant, tlie king of th. Maine eamp owner*. He now control« 499 tquar* mile« of »parti-ng territory to that «tau. Henry Cole, of Denver, starud Io com «rt hi« »MM of »409,999 into e**h for the poor, but wa* hailed by hi* wife, who reminded Mm that h*M oí Ü was her*, CongreiMMn Lae«y, of low*, ha* contributed tu th* CongreeMonal Hee- ord an eM*y In whioh he >ay*i "The buffalo wns the noblnst of *11 the wild animal* that inhabited ihh country when Aiiierioa wa* dlwovared, He was gentlemen among b*asta, JuH M the game hug I* a bew* among gentie- men.’’ Bpealtitig the otiiar day of defeats ot th. memory, Senator Dillingham read th. story of a noted ehnrneter in Vermont who once sent a meseenger by th« senator to hl* father In the*« word* i "You tell the governor that although I am getting along in year*, I oan m just m well a* I ever euuldi I «an hear Just a* well; my mental power* are unimpaired; »nd if I have •ear forgotten anything, I must say that I sannut remember what H was. Measured by the foot ral», M. Combe«, the t».w French premier, doss not amount to mit.h, being only five f*«t three Insh.« tall, but it I« «aid that no statesman now aliv., nor in a gen eration, except Gladatone, equals him in the range of mental labor, He U by profeksion » phyiieian. but he can not have prs.ttaed much. Hr was al one time a n .-hool master, «nd Is n lead ing authority on French educational affair*. HI« eebolsrly and literary a*- tivlti*« hav« for year, been large and comprehensive, embracing «ueh topics a* the Latin port. Virgil, Kant’s m.ta- phy«Us, th* philosophy of lit. Augus tin« end the social theorie* of >t. Simon. What are They? Chambcrbiln’» Ktomiich and Liver Tablet*. A new remedy for »torn aeh trouble», billouine** and consti pation, and a good one. Price 25c. Fur sale by all dealers, W ANTED—A trustworthy gontlcmeu vv ur lady in each county to man ege business for an old established house nt solid financial standing. 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