Ik
1
S KJ.iJ.nA t DEQUESTS.
The llwria oi v.'wl Vaurfor Left M
ic h e Ik ;n by no
t ;-ur.. lashard Ctaor de J
y' hi I:L'art tu ihv eauons
.re a u1 1 1 Jul)-,' 1S3S,
i . v. ou . again
t i Hit Lipjc ol sis
:k" i-'- v.hijh is saul to
.) .- -'iv large, says
. . I... j. in boxes of
uvu- an t inhered, as tt was
. not nc Kuhlaacc of a faded
- i ,jit r.iMi ly his dying wish,
i v : '.il to Poucina t fulfill a vow,
v- iie wa-i nimble to exuonte in per
vi the sepulchre of Chxiai.
3 v - M. "tendur anil tine," promised
to fnli.ll his sovereign 6 last request,
and altar Umeei, death, having re
cfivv.il tin' heart moused m a casket of
foal. Kct Ktrth upon hm mission. Fro
cwiUng to :spain. however, he fell in
the tiuufc of a iifrht with the Moors,
)f:iir,jii- pivviouB to his final charge cast
t'u heart of Bruit from his breast,
v. hou he aimed it into the ranks of
t; 1 ii5?Uh''.H. crvimr: "Onward as thou
v jit v-out Douglas will follow thee!"
ln :-o irnrt was nfterward recovered
l sir Simon Lockhart. by whom it
was brought to bcotland and buried
alon with the bones of Douglas in the
Ahbev of SMrate. hen the remains
tif Bruee were disinterred at Dunferm
line, in 1S19. the breastbone wan found
sawn throujrb so as to permit of the re
moval of the heart.
MUSIC IN A PHOTOGRAPH.
A Kew York Miwlrlan Flays a Tom tram
a Pie tare of Wall SteMt.
"1 have a friend who is an amateur.
photographer," said a Wall street
broker to a Sew York Commercial Ad
vertiser reporter, 'and one day he con
ceived the idea of securing a snap shot
of Wall street and its environs. Ac
cordingly he secured the necessary
l?,rmission and earned his kodak to
the roof of the Manhattan Life com
pany's building, on Exchange place.
He turned his lens eastward over the
roof of the Stock exchange and
pressed the button. When the nega
tive was developed it showed Httle
else than a confused network of tele
graph wires, cliimneys and flagstaffs,
bat, undaunted, he developed his pic
ture. Than he discovered that the
photograph of Wall street bore a strik
ing resemblance to a sheet of music,
the wires forming the lines of the
staves, and several linemen at work
and the chimney pots and flagstaffs, in
Bilhouette, taking the place of the
notes. Contempiating his work with
disgust, he was interrupted by the en
trance of a friend, an amateur mu
sician. Throwing the photograph to
the musician, be exclaimed: w hat
von make of that?
" 'That, said the musician, knowing
ly, why, that is
'Von can't play la bit yard,
I don't like yon any more,' "
"And he turned to the piano and
rattled off the song."
FACTS ABCUT MARBLE.
Hw th Rvgctt Berk 1 Converted lnio
Politlicl Variegated 81ub.
PT people who stand bfQSJaifpi'hMl
rHcument o nuuttcT. ti 3vuu wawr
taut in a drug store, and admire tor higb-.-lUiiftlacd
vuriegHted muruie. wjrc the New
."art uranwrctai adwrtmr, rouiia tht
mount at uuw and labor that Quo itmn ex
wuded in Ihe evolution of the completed
rueture from the raw materials. The
ifrtilv.mkinwt varwties arc found chiefly iu
.iiiy, Spain, France, Belgium, or Portugal.
Jiough sometimes tn Mexico or Aiuurm.
The white stone is cum moo in this Suite.
Among the marbles which most frequently
enter into eompositioa of fauuy apparatus
are:
Italian white, venial and clouded, with blu
ish gray : Etrnrtau pure porcelain white,
masa shaded artam white, reuwtl with darit
tt: Ahnriaa and Uoswan onyx traaMutwnt
whiia, vetoed with opaoue white, jrollow, or
pink:Banhglio-deIicately vemea gray iirran
ootio ahaded peart gray, dashed with care .4
an red; Sienna foldan yellow, clouded with
whita and veined Witt olive and brown; Ten.
nessee-chocolate, frosted with while; Ge oa
green; Brocatol-tcbly mo a led. yeltoor. par
lite, brown, white and red; Violet Brocaiol
mrnle, mottled and veined with (Widen ycii-w;
U tboa reddub; Gryotte of France-Up red,
hided with red and brown: Gryott-9 Flour?
kirpiiah red. mottled with pej.i white; Wtir-vk-brilliant
red, veined with wbte; Bol
anvelvety black; African yollow. w.th
ai pie veins: Rouga Antique deep nd; Knox-
.tW-rayt&h pml., with light blue veiuhig.
The colored marblea retain their fresh
em longer and can be repolished alter
iuiny years' use.
The marble is extracted from the quarry
rt obloug blocks cut out by means of
Tcdves.
Except when designated for statuary or
j Uding purposes the first thin? the manu-a-turer
does is to place the block of marbie
dder a gang-saw in order to saw it into
.tbs. The gang-saw consists mereiy of a
hes of parallel saws, to which on'oseilla
ug motion is imparted white they arc kept
id with sand and water. When they come
Dm the gang-saw the slabs are geueraUy
.bout li inches thick, so that they may
to one inch when rubbed on bout
Kales ths Bleed Pure
Ti-.u ift ths iraiTt ot tin cum
by iiooj"! Saraajwriil. K-aJ thit:
$ri''!if HceC1 Emu-
i broi. down
r -- -S "' tDbl
. V VlkW pomlUi to
filiniuikit'
J ' rnwi
HnMhv nnifffffaltttorMmt brviftlL HSUwfcto. .
WSJ llUtorUioTMaiaiiaajitaub..
kadktakmrbed. Tta pkymlclui mM
thm u tlttl, hopt for km. A nalrkb
bild nf wandrful flDm Irr Hnsd. hTM-
sarilk nd I dcidl to trr k. Wl" I
kad uken S bottlea, I coolialtapkadBa
I tun pvKcujr wu ui nnof.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
kst 4im U tbli tor bm. Mb, a I-
Fiiua, U Platte City, Onlnaaaii,
Hood' puis cssr
katmsl comai.
The Unenterprising
Business Man . . .
The Enterprising
Easiness Man . .
aides. The slabs are then inspected. To the
mexperienced eye the rough slabs are much
ahke, and while the good quaiiues of the
slab are only fully brought out under the
polisher's mop. the imperceptible defects
are also magnified very much. It is there
fore necessary to detect flaws before the
polBhinc beg.ns.
The perfect slabs are cut into required
lengths by a ripsaw and passed to the rub
bing bed to be rubbed amooih. The rubbing
bed consists of a solid aoriiontal cast-iron
wheel about four inches thick and usually
bout twelve or thirteen feet in diameter,
hit wheel is fixed in a vertical shaft which
evolves on two chilled steel friction balls,
aeed one upon the other, and inclosed in a
.tsi-iron box which is kept well supplied
;.th oil The box itself is firmly imbedded
j a stone foundation, and the entire struct
re is made as true and as steady as pos
fbte. It requires a great deal of care and
mention to keep the rubbing-bed perfectly
ue; and it is sometimes necessary to rub
i down for a whole week with bluest-one m
jruer to keep the surface smooth
When the siab leaves the rubbing-bed it
s comparatively smooth, and is ready to be
mt out by hand into its final shape. It then
msses into the hands of the polishers, who
xe provided with rubbers made of ordinary
ickmg rolled up into a mop of about three
r four inches in diameter and sewed firmly
arough and through- With there they rub
'e surface of the slab back and forth, hour
ter hour, until they bring out the high
hb, so much admired. Th mrble is
u.bi ruDoea wnn gnt, men with
gtone, and then with hone. On some white
marbles oxalic acid is then used, and finally
the finishmfr touches are given with putty
ot sine. On colored marbles emery and
French putty, prepared with Buiphur and
toad, are used. It is estimated that oaea
square foot of surface polished cost ens
man four hours of steady work.
In Rilding, four or five gold leaves are
blown into a cushion made of & board cov
ered with chamois. The gild cuts it into
strips a quarter of an inch wide, lays U on
the marble with bis "tip, then "cottons
a on, after which he rubs tt down with .a j . ,
ane hair brush in order to smoottuhe taps ' flf KlTNlK
Be then cleans off toe edfres wiui eu.U ush
Great dexterity is acquired br utl-.l-'rs, aud
they seem, to handle with the gr-azent ease
the dehcate gold leaf which the alihcat
breath of air is sufficient to carry off, and
winch in inexperienced hands is utterly on-
imReabie,
The variegated, dark-colored marbles are
"'-i5t expensive, but they are also generally
:ruer and more durable, as will as more
oiutiful, than those that are while or light
oiored. The common white marble, which
is not so valuable trom an ornamental point
Vscs a small amount of Print
ed Stationery and other Ad
vertieing matter, sod as
consequence his business dies
away and he ia then like the
man whose picture appears
above.
KE WAS INSPIRED.
The Mawvela Doqaeoea af tm OloVTlBM
HetlwdisC Bishop.
"Elnonenee is stjeaking out out of
the abundance of the heart, the only
ftnnrue irom which truth can flow in a
uasstonate, persuasive torrent.'' This t
remark of Julius Hare is illnstrated by
a Btory told of the eloquent Methodist j
bishop, the late Dr. Himpson, in the.
Tooth Companion:
Bishop Simpson preached some years
ago in the Memorial hall, London. For
half an boor he spoke quietly, without
gesticulation or uplifting of his voice;
then, picturing the Son of God bearing
our sins, in His own body on the tree,
he stooped, as if laden with an immeas
urable 'burden, and. rising to bis full
lieigjhtji'e seemed to throw it from him,
crvinf
"How far? As far aa the east is from
the west, so far hath He removed our
transgressions from us.1
The whole assembly, as If moved by
ad irresistible impulse, rose, remained
rfwlii.iT for a snd or two. then sank 1 of view, has a separate value as being tU
back into their seats. j beat oasis for the production of carbonic
A professor of -elocution was there. J nianufre of - soda' ws
"j l V , i ' ter and all oibor caroonswMl btncrgtw, nud
A friend who observed him, and knew j , u in It ,or tburposc.
that he bad come to criticise, t has sucreedod whiting and bititrbonate
himnhen the service was over: "Well, gf toda in this respect on account of its
what do you think of the bishops elo- cheapness. A barret of ?ood nur'Tiii-di;st,
cuXionT weighing about 4(Xponnds, costs n.25. An
"Elocution?" said he; that man equal quantity of whiting costs about ftiA
doesn't want elocution; he's got the produces no more gas. A l.te weight
" , " ,i ; of bicaroonate of soda produces a dguule
Holy Uttost! , ; t amount of iras. but coeu about 7.
As far as chemical composition
raw a ereat amount of Adver-
tieine matter of all kinds,
Consequently his Business In-
ci eases and he Decomes a
habpr ss the individual wh
ib represented by the picture
just above.
?Job Printing
LAYING TELEPHONE WIRE.
Cmab7 Ofltctn Sake an
SMrtmeat la Germany.
An interesting experiment at install"
ing a telephone by trotting cavalry waa
recently anccessfaMy undertaken by
some Prussian Chlans between Berlin
and Potsdam. Two sets of one officer
and two non-commissioned . officers pro
ceeded in the early morning respect
ively from Berlin to Potsdam. Each
set, says the neientific American, was
equipped with a complete, telephone
apparatus which one of the men
carried in a leather case on his
chest, "be sides the' requisite quan
tity of tuinwire. The end of the
wire was connected with the respect.
is con-
eeraea marble and wailiii? arc anflle?ouft-
both are carbonates of lime, bud when
equally pure Dots contain the saaic amoup
of carbonic acid Whiting, however, k
rarely, if ever, as pure as marbie. It con
aiats chiefly of the remains of extreme ij
small animalcules.
THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS.
Is .dune at this Office in
Workmanlike Manner, and
Prices to Compare with the
Time". Your Business will be
Increased by having Your Job
Pr.nting done at this Omee.
ftSg IT WU.L NOT CUfiL. M
1
I.
.,v . . . - . PANSY.
-.MAYER & KIMBROUGH
4 Have just receivol the ijiiesit liitPfif ('K0CKKJ1Y and
GLASS V.KE ever-Jbrou'itto Ltbiimm, w.hifh tlioy in--vitu
ou J KS caU aiid iiifpoct. ,. s
Their jiriee are as low, if not lower ih.m an; wlieie else,
in.the;vallot. . ' ' ' . - .' .
Highest Prices Paid for country
.; ' ' -, Produce.
LIYERINE
THE GREAT
LIVER, IIDKEY AKD COHSTIPATiOI
CURE.
Pleasant to take bv old or
young, jno gnping.
The root of the Liverine
Dlant is extensively used in
Norway for the cure of Piles
Sold bv all first elass drug
gets.
Wholesale Manufactures.
Anchor S Chemical Co.
, Lebanon, Oregon.
. : AT THE '
WATERLOO MILL
(Two mill"! went tif Watprluu)
The nearest mill by eis'it miles to tiny point in the Valley.
Lumber at bottom prices, with liberal discount for cash
Will tfll orders at once.
Save money, time, your wagon and tenia by buying of
: WATERLOO MILL
You can haul 15lK) feet at a load as tin.' road is good to
this Mill. ' . ' . -
BARBER SHOP
Best Bliaven, Hair Cut or Buauipoo at
B. F. KIRK,
Shaving Parlor.
NEXT BOOK TO ST. CHABX1.8
HOTEL.
Elegant Baths-
Children Kindly Treated.
Ladies Hair Dressing a Specialty
It is stOl possible to purchase land in
Kew Zealand at 10s. the acre, or to rent
an acre at fid per annum. '
The natives of the Friendly islands
spend most of their time in the water.
They are great swimmers and divers.
Sinct Lord Onslow bas been governor
general of New Zealand he . lias ii:id a
ami horn, to whom he has irtvt-R. amonff
ive towns' telephone stations, and the othor names, the Maori numt 6f
wire was, bymeansof a fork fixedatthe-j Miioia.i'
end of the lance, thrown over the tops 0p mixeA majriages in the Hawaiian
of the trees alonff the road. As each teate only 4 4-5 per cent of Hawaiian
kilometer of wire was thns suspended mamm married to fon-i"nors. beior
Oregon Central EasternB. R.Ce.
Vaquixa say routk,
. Cnnnei-t at Yaquint Bay with the
Ban Francisco ai d Yaquiua Bay Sleam
ahip Company
)
Steajcslip "Farallon'
. A 1 and firstclass in every renpeot.
Albany Steam Laundry
j KICBARDS & PHILLIPS, Proprs,
jA-llmuy, Oregon
All Orders Receive Prompt
Attention.
Special Rates for
Family Washings.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
Refunded. ,;
J.F.HYDE, Agent,'
Lebanon, - Orejron.
Bftwaiian married women.
whether there was connection with the
uofinii A Tiavtir Iftlnmptnr nf wire wu
tluir nrvnnoniaA rtth t IM TYiT-tTlMP. ft till nn
went the men. The two Beta met at j
, j Toe KtaX tMaie Juaua say toat lire r in
' ' armn Ihnt nnaViiiai loPMt nii'la lki. lr an
Telww. The wires, having been re-; )lock, . ..
a halt was made, and tt was ascertained nomuer 090, or 7 1-5 per cent of the Bails fsnni Yaijuina for Ban FranciSM
. about every 8 days.
P-iM4-iiK'r acinmiinodatioiui nnsur.
uwd. Hlnri.-m route between the
Willamette Valley and Califiinila.
. Fare from Albany or points west to
,Kh:i Firti-risi-'t:
CaMit, ' -12 00
(Steerage, 8 On
jCabin,roundtrip,60dii. til 00
For sailiiiK dsysapply to
1 H I. VValdes, A(ient,
El'W! -T'r,E, NS -'ijer ,, Albany,
C-vu!:.-, Opob,
t)t. ii-ii.
v an ni.aa, 6M ,
speetively tested with their respective j
stations, were connected, ana telepnontt
connection between Berlin and Pots
dam was cstr.i'ib'icil. The distance la
about twenty rn'ies, and the whole
thinjr was done in about four hours.
flat In a Tbaadananna.
According to a recent lecture of
Prof. Shuster, of London, the safest
course for a human being in a thunder
storm i to get thoroughly wat. Frank.
Uo remarked that h aaitM kill a rat
Lumber Cheap
W. E. CHANDLER, ,
mm mttf kmb a
m run t Hr w
Ot
Avra
it ! V .U
I Trntr r Timraaw
,nLr o s
1,000,000 People Wear
U.L DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE nS
5 C.00, $i.00,$5.50. $1.50. $-).25.For
v t J, .6 4 Ilea
$3'00'J250,$2,00t$l'75 Is
AfyStyli,AllSizesyEvtry Width.
Su, CAN FIT ANY FOOT.
Wear V. . noQ1n ttm utA
V3. "vetnritsl.w lottH.fWat
Jft tatir. Hi s.ivm.H. I.. l.a
mkm, (Hit t)w qtmlity nnd
lOOflf rtmaim ia mme.
W.L.1IOP0 Ul,
Broostov. Mam,
II
WfV?LD.
For Sale by Hiram Baker, Lebanon Or.
rxt to these in the or-ier of firc-restiUn:
uUities cvmee eoncreu and bji'iiod clu.
jrk. In the beat work done, tb- iron wor
Utensffd in poroua terrucotiru t:i?orbric
ji-k id pjot, (loQr, cad Ute v ir-iruction,
u: bj.tw iiii ttefat'yi with v; j-jU4 lite,
r.j ftp uuy Rood wealUer-p oof tAMUurj, oi
j a (tingle thickness of brick, iron tinu
rent fnunawork, incased m fire-proof
TTaUteriaU, gives the beit pwuii lu realt
Tauroti m rowin? t.wforwwtf .lor hftiit
if jrjui walis of uoiii. .? oainrul ii.utocn'r
Mi IniQ Or vnxxin .r-Uimurtf. litve oad
yiuvyvjlj 'it britli or aiuiu iVtil tto for
, .7-iw itaf.TUWClure hut tii'.y ixro not tw c.iQf i
COPYRIGHTS.
Kin? of Bicycles.
LIGHT, STRONQ. ,
SPEEDY, HAND50riE
CAW I O STATU A rATFWTf War
rontpt tntmar and an brme-t opintnii, wrtw iq
ft INK 4: CO., who he bad DMtflr flttr
fneoce Id ihe vexmt bwnnw-. C'rfnninn.ca
trietiT cnnftrteatiftl. A liaHiausBii of la- -aUioo
taaexnum Pairnia and buw to otv
baawmfnie7A)MB eatalofiMfitf BftSbMk- :
mrt naerttifle books it ft.
PtrtU ufcao ttarougb Muno B Co. MM
tMcui notice in tbe Hrtnlific Amrrkun. -nd
tboa ar brotwirt widfly before tbe puMicwItb-
aktt to tha titTffiior. Trna iDltntlid DtK,
weliir.eiftn7 .Homintwi, ba br far tha
L eirooiation of anr oenildc nuti to tu
or(L (fmpi efcpiMtTit fit. .
KtiJUUiia iyitit, montiiiT. f'Jut rar. fliixrt
tOitm, '4& omiul T!t7 trnmUr tontfiiM baw
fcUl (iaiM, tc Okira. Hia piio(iai lw tif liu, ,
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