The Oregon register., July 29, 1887, Image 2

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OREGOH. NEWS.
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country
have
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Devoted
Principally
to W«i
Areas in 1
ABOUT FALSE HAIR.
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brought iiml
Territory
and
California.
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Where It Oenie* Srem, eed
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. • .FüBLiïiaaiL ETKRT F riday A Dealer Tell*
grimiest eiRt and labor ¡
Devoted to ths Interets of -Farm eri vest is ir.w the
rayons
Condené Form
How lr I* <M>t»lar.r.
And what trei-------
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and Stockmen.
■•Ncarlywdl the false Umr uraj i* sold
it lias 10-t to bring Jirgm prairies > .
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An uiikiïfiwn man wag. <lrowQ6j .Ms
il'fitfRF cidtivulion, to fell Hie
propose* to erect a $100,009 the bay at Heattie.
- ORKGON «it this country,” said a dealer, recent­
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ChfClC lf«liIr*> -
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ly, “i* brought from France and Ger­
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The Fire Department of .saa » j3|
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— many. It h Obtained in those coun­
TfieTollowing is from «the pen of to put up dwelling-, to *
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A(t(JOO Congregational church is cisep costs about $39,000 a inonfo
" HOW THRtAP \8 MAO^.
tries from the peasant girls. The Ber­ - The next convention ef the National Frank D. Holmes,- of Owatonna,
Joseph Hwarter, of Yreka, wài kftK
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Minn., ono of th« most 'successful
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WUi Cutten U« m - Tbrougk fleior« It lin .and Par.* merchants send their Educational Association will be held
Throughiu.il ■■ uuw bemg uumu- tally shot by the accidental
dairymen of that State :
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( i'.'i'l 5 .Mermiuel ■ -11-- *" -”’r
Heaette* th* NWdl*.
agent* out through tho country dlte at Ban Francisco.
of a gun.
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between Albkny and Newpoi .
To make gooJ clioeso it is neces.birj fived. Much Of the work was done
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Few people ever stop to think of the tricts, and, .whenever one of these
Nine tiegns.-* returning' from s fu­
Pendnun supprtris fifteen lawyers. , .L-hiilure tu vacç-Hrite is puniahMu^B
twistings and. tumipgs and "the various ogeirt* meet* a.Tass with a fine crop of neral Were killed by a stroke of liglit- to have good Aiilk to baain with, aqd tlie face of great. per.-wnal danger-
Thouiix, A. T., by $30) iine
good milk cannot bodied from ¡mor, Tlie pioneers Imd niff only, to lace hard flT0 ¿^loraind toree dentist«-
processes tliat oottbn liber goes through hair, he imn|odiately begins to bargain 1 niu;; at Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
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month*-M-tt,. ,.
hall-fed 9Q1M.. Thimjl.i» ti«8T»*ary to
.. after it.fs token from the pod before it with her.’Asa rule the poasant* know
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The commission appointed by the feed the cow* liberally, have- plenty of
Wages id'deep water puilurs atg..K
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is wound up on t spool aud ready for so Bttle of tho world, and are sq utterly
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Atftinft
.gain* the Crook^finty u going to ve ™-
1 English Parliaifii-iit re|s»rte-d favorably
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Franciseb"l«vè; beun advanced
• 4 t "• ,the housewife's needlo. The wfiolo ignorant of the value of tilings, that on Pasteur'* treatment.of hydrophobiZ g<>i«i water aud good usage- . Cows,
The Lebanon road across the La*
shollil never be. run and worried by
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' story is told,, however, in a small space they generally "sell their liair at the
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lugchlnl. pul uy dw-ir
i, <>!>■". 'he «no. nil being g"ne- $20 to $30 j>er month.
Jacob Sharp, convicted of bribery, dogs. Tni«e injure* nnlk for' *'het re­
in olio of th« eases in the hall llT the most ridientortdy low price*. 'It is
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A young man named George
-Ni«
wed
tlie
soil
»nd
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g|
Mg
factory
for
making
bottle«,
making.
One
bad
mesa
of"
hlllk
may
ws*
santencea
to
fotir
years
imprik
in.
Rational Museum given up to an oxhf- nothing uncommon to see a French
fences wml ftirroi........... -
wus drowned while bathing jn r , |M
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“ United j^j-s and plain ward is in prospect at
' bltiou of textile fabrics. - This Is one |>easaut girl dispose of the m<>*t mag- niept Slid to pay a fine of $5,009, iu »poll a whole vat of cheese. Care uud a-bieved a result tli-it puts the
■ umu creek, near .Spokane Fid!«.
cleanliness,
if
the
cow«
are
health)'and,
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fBates far ip advance of every other Albina.
M the many object lessoAs In the^mu- nificciit suit of hair, a snit that would ¡New York. -»
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Flood A Mackay contributed'
Joiilt Cosily, who eloped frirtfrStona ■‘ld.'1c . Pn,per r io-«L »’Bl insura g*i»‘ colintry in the world in regard to the
It is estimated that Umatilla county
**eum, Which,'combinod, are intentled ret I Mr aeventy-iive dollars, for- a
the relief fund jpf the Virgin;,
milk
always.
It
is
unreasonable
to
amount it produces from the sofl. _ will harv^t 0,000.000 Bishels of grain to
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to tell the story of a man as he exists worthless ear-ring or a string of brignt- county,- Ark., with Elizalieth Lump
uer*. This swells the fund to$25qtfH
expect a good cheese-maker to turn a
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rTJn the earth. First is sbo
a spoci- looking bond*. If these merchants kins, ws* followed by the girl’s father
tliisvear.
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Potato
’Mltur.‘.
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A. J> Knott apd Millard 0. Lo*t»H
— prime article of ciiee.se- out from poor
After careful study of the cures oT Roseburg school thrector. havej^
' men of, cotton in the pod
meet a girl on the road whose hair at­ aud brother* a nit shot
milk. If a patron carries «our or
dale
have purchased the Arlington
theonnl^Tora
new
school
house
to
picked,
without
having
tli
The
St.
Lawrence
sugar
refinery/at
tracts them, they never give the poor
¡Hr
tainted milk to the factory, lie must potato rot and means of prerention,
ver mine, in the Cmur d’Alerie re»K. ■
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inured. Next I* shown a specimen of girl time to think, or opportunity to go Montreal, was destroyed by fire. Due expect b.ul, sour, cheese. Het the Ontario
Agricultural
sots forth
forth cost $13,000. .
for $40,000.
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,the same ootton after it ha* been home and consult her parents, but the man was killed and two injnreal by night’s milk in the vats or esns and the following rules:
A man named Brown, living near
Dayton, W. T.. will build another!
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ginnod and the blqek seed* hnve been moment she »ays 'yea,' outcome their jumping from windows.
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1 As soon as discovered, dig the po­ Corvallis, was drowned jn the Wil­ woolen mill.
cool to 60 degrees, then mix with thF
Enough money hail
removed.
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shear* and ofi' goes her magnllieeut
The IsiileratUie Hhawnedcoai mine, morning’s'milk in the morning, hut tatoes. Delay will allow il to spread lamette at that place.
been subscribed. Tlieold.mill buna*!»
____ Thehee Island” ttotton Is used hnir, till'd the poor tttld‘li only near Cheyenne, exploded, fatally in­ don’t use the little skimmer. I^eave to the stems and thence to ^he tubers.
A stsyesFold boy named Hatton
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for thread on account of the return is a worthless trinket it juring James Kirby, nijjlit .engineer, the cream all in. After th« milk is all lf .it reaches lhe«e and damp weather- was drowned in Couch lake, Portland, down three years ago.
Mrs. H. G. Brainard committed sui- ■
length of the liber. A sample of the seems .«a<l, but such Is life — nt and two men; Thomas Jones and Chas. in the vats, the heat may be started at come*, rot will certainly appear'.'
by tailing from a ra't.
cide at her rewilencq.ia Pleaaant
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- sacking In which tho cotton tabled 1* least halr-m<-rchant life. After the Bartlett, who were sleeping iu the en­ once, and raised to about 82 Or 84 de­
2. After digging, the potatoes shtatld
Red fiifli'aro hoginning to ascend the
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also show*. Thou the cotton is suji- hair has been All collected ond lironghl gine house,
grees, as to the condition of tlie cheese be put in a cool, dry plabe, thusjnr- Grand Rontle river, and the Wallow* ley, Idaho, by shooting herself thromb!
tho head with a revolver.
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)>osed to have been\d«l aud shipped into Paris and Berlin, it Is then put
The Governors M New York, Massa­ room. If we set lhe milk below 82 the rounding them with conditions intfa-
to tho thread factory. Hero tho tint through n cleaning process ami assort­ chusetts^ Connecticut and Pj^tnsyl- rennet works too «low ; if set above 82 vorablo for th« gpuvth of the fungu*, lake will soon be populated with them. " A PreB» Association is to be organ. |
James McTnroe, an old pioneer of ized in Idaho, and a meeting for that ■
thing that la doue witli the ootton is to ed and arranged. On all hnir ns it vania have called a conference of it works too last, while- the tempera- if anv happens t<Tbe upon thenr.-
3.
_ Growing
_____ = early varieties is worthy Baker City, was killed at that place by purpose is called for the 10th of Au-■
i .subject It to the “phjjcer" process, by comes front tlie head, there is, no mat­ all the Governors
tho different turtvis being raised. It should receive
which the oottcrtffvoni serorgl halo* 1* ter how clean a person tries tq keep State» and Territories to meet in Naw frequent stirrings to keep the cream- of consideration, so that tliey may ma- falling under the wheel* of a caboose gust, at Great Shoshone Falls.
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mixed to secure uniformity. During her or binlself, more or_loss dandruff. York Augu*t 23rd, to consider tlie from rising, and thus becoming par­ ture before the’ season arrives when
Win. Gaby shot his wife atAlturu,B
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The "infant son of j. A. and Sarah
the picker process innoh waste in tl.o Tbiehair is passed through a Hort of adoption of a uniform system of Htate tially wasted or drawn off from the tins parasite is likely to affect the Crop. Wright was drowned in the flume of Cal.,.,then shot himself. Mrs. Gabyl
whey, *The refitifct should next be
4. All potato stalk* in affected lands, the Hurricane creek saw mill at will probably recover, while the would. ■
» form of dust, dirt and short filters are wire not or chain, the wires of which extraditions.
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separated from the good fibers by the are so close together that the hair-'
The Wenchow rhtfr in China has added uut|| ,lbc..tewperature stops should bo gathered and burned, so as Joseph.
be murderer is expected to die.
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picker. Next*the “picked” cotton is themselves can M-nrezdy pass through. overflowedits banks,submerging miles rising ; then enough rennet should be to deajrov the millions of spores which
A book-keeper named Al. Sherfin,
Catalina
Island,
two
miles
distant
I
stirred
imand
should*
<>e
agitated
fit
may be upon them.
rfMkound on a machine In sheets or la]M> You would think this would cut'the of territory. Thousand* of persons
in the
tlie brewery
at L.imeii<jw,
Lakeviqw; from San Pedro, Oal., has boon puni
orewery ni
5. Use none but good seed. 11 at employed tn
Into a roll. Tho next process Ulus- hair, but It does not. It only get* the are b<-1ie\ed to have -been drowned. least fifteen minutes, and coagulation
should
begin
in
about
twenty,
minutes
all affected, reject them; and plant in ■ shot and killed a sheep-herder namod i chased by a syndicate for $170,000. It I
truted by a practical exhibit is the dirt off,'and it does so most effectually'. The sufferings of survivor* ore de­
will be made an immense summer n- I
—’'carding by which th« Sheets of cotton After tlie hnir i.-^htts thoroughly clean- scribed a* terrible. Ctru Chow City is -*4he stirring after-the rennet is in to well drained land. If the uAloes to C.F.-I’one.
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piwent the cream front rising and l>e used for seed have been tt*i--n from- ’Tile little child of Samuel Mills, i sort.
submerged,
its
inhabitant*
"Tutring
•re
eombedwr
rttn
out
into
long
paral
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<|tl,
it
is
assoiteinq,
pro]>ercolors,
qual
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Whitman cotujty, W. T., hat the ■
waVe. In a cool room, when the sur- cellars where affected ones were kept, living in Fox. Valley, Linn county,
lel -fibers. Tho cottcn Is next seen ities and lengths. Then the black hair Is taken to boats,-
face^gools quickly aud there is a fall­ they are likely to have the microscopic was scalded to death by falling into a ' anialle«t woman living. Hne residei ■
drawn through a trumpet-shaped open­ again run over and three more piles
A special from Green win *1, Miss,
. three miles from Pine City, i* 27 yean I
the temperature of tho milk, spores on them aud escape notice. It tub of boiling Water.
ing, which condenses it into a single are made of it—the long black hair*, say*:. Three negro children were ing
I old. 29 ifii-he* high, and weighs 33 I
strand or “sliver." Then eight such the medium atul-the short, The light ’jhurii
'lUrned to death near'Tchula. • Their there wilPbe a thin cream on the sur­ would be best to got seed-drum unaf- - There is a fore? of C,000 or 7,000 pound*.
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men at Work on the Oregon and Cali­
slivers arc run together Into one, six of hnir 1* similarly assorted, Thon the. Sparei nrt* went to church, leaving four face; this will form a. Hoft curd, which feclid districts.
A man named Harvey Langdon,a I
fl. It ¡3 scarcely necessary to remark fornia grade, which is nearly-Oom-
' the strands th us prixluyed aro drawn In­ dealers mix tho black and light hairs children in the house. The eldest, will stick to the vat and lie very annoy­
to one, and agaiu six of the strands from together and make from them differ­ aged 10, set a lighted lamp i>f.,r tlie ing. .If . you want a quick curing that it would be injudicious taplant pleted. Staging has been T.-duced to civil engineer, lately in the employ of I
cheese, more rennet should be added
the Seattle & West Coast Railway, I
' the la<t'drawing are combined into ent shades. By mixing n jet black, bed, which caught tire, and Itfree chil­ titan one to be cured slowly and kept potato 's in tho same field tlie following twelve miles.
committed silicide at Seattle by taking I
year, after a visitation of the “rot," in-
one. Thcn*comes the stubbing o{ fust for - .instance, with a color tw< dren were bunted to death.
C.
P.
Dixon
pleaded
guilty
to
ein-,
n
some time. As a rule lite more rennet asmu. lk»s the ground may retain the
morphine.
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“roving" process, which consists of shades .Jlghter ' than jet
liezzling some $2,000 of the funds of.
black
Advice* from Chinn state Unit a re­ used the lower tlie temperature should
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si^. ,ld>e Canadian Pacific Rai lroa.ICom , Two
T1 children
0„. of Thomas. Way mock, I
windiug.thc strand and bobbin. Two you
n color
exactly
om bellion took place at Chang Chow, lifc^at which the ntilk is "set and the gertns of disetise.
7. Avoid planting upon lieayjr. _
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strands are twisted and again wound shade lighter, and this is tb<
11^' »nd w#s sentenced to tbreyears b
tjv^ 3 Falls, .Montan*, aged I
near Shanghai. Tlie uprising was curd worked. After tlie milk Regius soil, but prifer a light and dryZLp
dry soib
respectively 3 yearB and 20 month», I
ou a bobbin. After a number of other rule all through the di fie re nt-com bi na­ aujipressed by the allthorities*..Ninety i u> thicken, a cloth should be spread
mditions[
1n
the
P«n
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y
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were
burned
This presents the fewest conditions
were burned t to d«Hth while the houM I
twistings and Windin'*», during which I tions of hair colors. A color mixed of the conspirator* were executed. A | over the vat to keep the surface warm,
fungu*.
Gus
Larsen,a
fisherman,was
i wa8 deatroyed
suitable for the growth of the fungu\
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,nll drowned
, was deatroyed.
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the strand Is gradually reduced in size, with another color that is two shades number of secret goctettes had «1*0 re,-1 There should be no raising of.tlie tem-
S. Plant the varieties least affected. at Meglcr’s caftjiery at Brookfield ' • One thousand tin boxes, çontainin|_|
until It begins to assume a tlnead-liks lighter than itself will produco a color bclled in the province of Kiangsi. A I perat-ure after the rennet is added and
The boom of a boat struck him and , llle
of dead. Chinamen, all ready I
•ppeamnoo, two strands of this fine one shade lighter, and a shade that ap­ military^ifliccr and eleven soldier« im-1 tilt) milk comes to a standstill uu'il the
Russia-imports annually raw cotton i knocked him into Uie water, rhp I for shipment to the Floiyery Kingdom, I
• A
I body
was
recovered.
ar0 run together and twisted, pears to be perfectly natural. M the plicaleiRfo,the rebellion wt rey-aptured ; cur<l is cut fine. The curd should be to the value of $13,QWLQOO.
body-was recovered.
j were found in a house in Chinatown, I
‘ Cut as goon as it will break clean
____nniler considerable tension, on a bob­ hair is mixed with a eolor Unit is more and beheaded.
¿filie -practice of putting milk warm
A
man
named
Johnson
fell
through
‘ San Francisco.
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bin that makes seven thousand revolu­ ■ than two shades it will produce a
Half the new quay at Ztig, Switzer-i aero*« the finger whin placed irrit and ironith^i-ow directly into tight cans a bridge with a team at I’arkersville,
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John
MqPloin
sued the Oregon I
tions a mlnUta. Two of tlm eords thus streaky combination. - which is, of land, ieTIiilto the Jake. Forty houses, raised gently upward; the early cut-
hiiliji-eting it to a warm atiiios- near Gervais, and presented 0 claim to : Development Company for $50,000
produced Is transferroti thence to an­ ; oourae, to ho avoided; but when the a’crowded inn and the Hotel Zu-j ting 1« very necessary; the clearest ami
phere is reprehended by a medical an-{to the county court for $250. The damages
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.im
for iriiuries.su.stained
other spool, and then throe threads of I mixing is properly tlonn not even an rich, a four story structure full of vis- whey is always obtained by cutting thority. I‘
Poisonous . properties suffi- matter was settled bv the dburt paying ing
j down the KMchway o', the steamer
two coni* each are twisted together, ! expert can tell the difference to-tween itors, vani-Iied entirely.- Tile occu-1 oarly; the whey runs from the curd cient to ch use unpleasant symptoms
to him $85.
Yaquina at San Francisco.
forming si^oord thread.
the real color anil the color that H.Uti; paAto of the building« "were engul.’eil much more readily when it >8 young are *af id ....................
to be liable to.arise fromeo
.k8Ollvi|l(. .SenMerf cUims timi
The war ert iser Caroline has sailed
One who has followed the proeoss result of this skillful mnnlputifiiom while theytslept. At least 100 persons 1 and tender. This is the object of cut- .doing.. Cord the milk More canning, lher^-haN
$¿00,000 worth of.
from
Victoria,
lie;
see* the cotton gradually transformed The French aro thc..ip
expert hair-' perished, including M. CoHins, the ting the curd to eet opt I In-whey; the ’ .>»><
Irz»., 1, at <t ncv, »1 tom rmriitiiro ilft/sr.
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- —y mission is to pro-
and
keep
at*cool
tenqierature
alter-
President of tho canton. Men are at1 curd should lie rut with bothahqn-
gold fiuit brought into that town dur 4ect British aetllet» from any r un-
from * wide band or sheet of loose cot­ mixer* in the world, and 1
ward.
.
ing the past year. The U^nt'a l’ase friendly acts
pets on the part of the Amer-
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: work trying tu .recover tho bodies of i zontal and |ierpendiculur knife. Never
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ton to a compact thread that will pa.«« or brown suit of hair that 1
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through tho oyo of » needle. The Hjx,- feetly natural is, in reality, the prodm-t ! the yu^im«. An infant was found i let the curd get tough aud leathery ! Give tlie pig. what von feed the Courier figures the amount wild in Jo ¡can authorities in Behring sea.
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cutting, as there is always mnriWiutu worthies» cur—tlie necessary append­ Bi<I>hinc county at $223,000.
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cord thread is at last taken from
bolZ of two different heads, and all the re­ alive in a floating cradle.
in a n bob«
On Joseph Hathaway’s ranch, near I
EdiTTc (Iraham, a slieffrAierder on Beckwith, Cal., an artesian well il » I
Mis i Maggie Bostwick, aged 1'.’ years, and not as flue a cunt Cut tlte curd age to »0 many farms. If the pigs are
bln and reeled into a skein, In which sult of the higeniau-Freneh hair-mixer*.
creek, near Prineville,
Trineville, was
wan rob-
roll depth of 360 feet struck water which 1
form it is bleached or'dyed. Then it \VJ>«t docs adieail of hnir costP Well, and Miss tfenca! Watkins, o^4uug very fine, the finer tho batter, as it <x fed what lie coiAumes, there will I h - a a Willow creWt,
g>pn on the farm in many ways. Z'.
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lllCrtì
bed r\t
of In*..
fcis n'lifnh
watch nnJ
and pocket
nibibgj/
is wound back Into the skein nponTi on course, there is in’liair, as in every­ 1 lady of Dallas, Texa*, retired/to tiieir l»els the whey, easier and more thor- Wilt tie one mow fat hog for the family
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a i flows ,180 gallons per minute, hot I
big spool, from which it is supplied-to thing else, an immense variety, of ’ rrWmr in a ono story cottage, at Ganes- o,|ghly and cooks more evenly, and supply or.-for-.-markit. There wilUie few ifiPt's ago, while he was going to enough to cook an egg in eight min- 1
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. littlu white Hreh spools from which it kinds, and consequently an itn- -rilte/mas. At 2 o’clock Mrs. Bost- «•»« ftn ewior action of tJMTehn£k_... .peace, where with his pri .«encejtffffe hi« camp. .The man met him on the utes.
Al Seattle J. Schreiliring refused the
I* wound in regular ■courses, nml Is rtionsa variety of pric ‘s. jleadt wiok Jioard a struggle in tlieyonng ht- f After the’crrttliig is qorjk mh ! the are often wry tempers. The stock on road, drew a pistol and tohthimto "de­
flies'
room
and
reached
tho
room
just
|
cl|
rd
commences
to
settle,
the
heat
liver up," and he did so.
.. comniantlpf two highwaymen to throw ]
then ready for the gtjiukeL The ma­ of hair ’ inn be lamght as low "as
in time to sec a man leap throit^U, the ?!H-V be stiir-kxlat once, but not rapidly, the farm ¡ b quieter and mure oasily
chine that regulate« tho last winding fifteen dollars, phd there are many that
A' settler named Bill, while clearing up his hinds and was shot in the neck.
If the action of the rennet-^ doikrit controlled. S&^slhute a pig ior'tho
window.
Buth
young
Iqdira-were
wel
­
measures tho nntnber of yards wound bring »eventy-tivo dollars. For this
H hotter to wait a few minutes {or the pup, and plaoe yourself on a sure basis land on his claim near Carrioo valley, The robbers then fled. The sheriff b»«
on each spool. The spools are made lutlea-prioe 1 should say th:*t tlie «'cry tering in blisxl and unconscious, their curd to harden a little. • .AJWjlie. heat fur profit. ***
on tlie Nehalem road near St. Helens, offered a rewardwit $500 for their
skullB
having
been
Ixwten
in
with
a
ture.
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of various sizes to hold from two hun- best suit of hnir that can lie foil d in
iadurned on, gently stir1'tlie mjss to
hatchet.
Both
dlbd.
No
clue
to
the
Home little intcreSfrlia« been excited felled a tree upon himself. In prder
Thei remains 01 Rev. Starr • King
dred to twelve .thousand yard* of Boston can lie purchased. JtthmA not
[K-rpetrater of the crime liar, been dis­ TceOp tlre-c,iird from packing together by tlie announcement of the discovery to ixfWcate him it was' necessary to hate*tieen removed from the church­
thread. Th* labels that decorat« tUp­ gcost a woman, or, 1 should probably covered. Over 250 inen have been and to k«*.-p a more even temperature
saw the tree in two. Ball's injuries
yard on Geary street, San Francisco,
ends of tho spool* whon they aro »«Id ! 1 say
. in ortler'to koep in the fashion/ a depiitisrd »« deputy sheriffs to scour through tlie vat; a* tlie heat rises tlie of a qew and teinarkable varietyx>f as arc pronounced fatal.
paragus
onTlie
steeps
oCAkhai-Tekiz
to the Maeonic' cemetery, where it is
nro lust put on. They aro cut and • Mi’s. Lady, a* much, to purchase her thccountty." A reward or $2,500 ha* lrarder flic crust gets and tho lets lia:
Suit was begun in the U. S Circuit proposed to erqct a $50,000 monument
posted on by niachiuery with griflit I hair iiojv as it did three or four years licen offered for the capture of -tho file to injure the curd ; but keep up It has not been botauically identified,
but it is represented as growing per­ Court by Mrs. Thomasina Lowry to his memory.i
/f
4 I ago.' The Mr*r..Lii<lil-s do not wear murderer. •
rapidity.— Washington Star.
this stirring till the fcurd is heated up fectly wild, the stalks beijig marly as
f—-
R. JCoehler, as receiver of Jhe
At Mountain Wiew,
’» Cal.,
val., a
» boiler
wrtwa v of
near so mncli hair row ns they did _ A party of nine workmen employed to 98 degrees or blood heat, where it thick as a man’s arm anjj. attaiirfTig a against
Q. 4 C. Railroad, to^-recover $5,000 I a tlyeshihg machine
B razilian ’ doctors .
io engine on the
.should
take
at
least
one
hour
after
the
then,
ns
any
one,
even
a
W.
Genttc-
K
in grading q portion of the’ Georgia,
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height of five or six feet.’solhat one of damages for the lose of her husband. farm of B. H. Martin exploded, killing
heat is turned on. This temperature
Their CharsM Rerul*ti-<t by the K*llmated inrtn, can see by glancing/at one of South Carolina and Northern Railroad
them ¡a said to suffice ten Russian Arthur T. Lowry, who died from inju-1 Edwin T. Carn, the engineer, and
should
be
kept
until
the
curd
is
cooked,
tlielr
bead*.
Consequently',
while
it
Value
of
a
Patient*«
I4A
n
I z.
;
in Chester county, 8. C., ware blasting
soldiers for a meal. If the preference ties received by the premature explo- i
Tlie Brazilians are an Indolent pco;. formerly cost a fashionable female rock and had on hattd about’'!,000 because the actipn of the rennet is of exiierts for wild asparagus finds *ion of a blast while working on lhe Louis Salicita, the fireynan, and several
others were sliglipy injured.
pie, and laxlly protest agilnst improve­ from ono hundred to one llufldrod and pounds of giant powder. The camp more perfect than nt any other degree. justification in this variety, and its bluff near Oregon City.
The citizens of Ritzville, M^Tohavo
ments which, nro certain to disturb fifty dollars to perfectly adorn hot­ w here a majority of the workmen were Before the curd is done cooking some flavor is described a* equal to that
William Egan, of this valley, has organized a Board of 'I'riul^Rftk^r'
their listless ways. Their Emperor, head, supposing, of course, that She wa* some distance away from the q ( the whey may be drawn of, as it is of the beBt European.kind*, asparagus
Dinn Pedro, stands alone nmong living had no hair at all to start with, the place where the nine workmen xyere more easy to bundle the balance in the lovers may have a good limo before discovered an extensivozsalt marah, Daggett President, and W? E.~Black-
about eighty feet across, says the Lake­ mer secretary. It w-ill be the object of
filler* for the extent of his scientific sat»« female can now buy the very best blasting. Just before sunset a terrible vat. After the curd is cooked—which them.
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attainments, and lie devotes himself 'head gear lit 'Boston nt from fifty to explosion was heard, but no attention every cheese-maker is able to tell—the
whey should lie drawn off before tlie
with exceptional energy to every «evonty-fivo dollars. Is there-much 'W1 P»*d to it, and as none of the acid comes on. Many „.Gii£d*s.b.y.ae«., Because poultry Mclaimed to pay ground is covered with a three-inch interests of Rit zville and Adams county.
large profits an ' proportion to the layer of good salt; all through the
Workmen retuniMJhat night a search
A 1 irgc quantity of herring oil was
branch of pnbllo affairs. He has in­ fnl«o
maining in tho whey toe long, make a
spired some of tho leading officials to mens« deal of ft, I indulge In no oxag- was made next morning. When near ■®0KKy> hard, sour cheese. This kind amount*.invested tberein.it doesnot center the water bubbles up like water recently taken to San FrancistJo from
roiling.
All
the
water
is
thick
with
f-.*5
Alaska. One company at Kilh-noo is
Imitate hi* public spirit Mid energy. geration when I say that tlierc.are no« the pla'ce where the blasting had been of cheese is not desirable, but is the follow that al) who venture in the
But with the tnasn of his subjects he is flvo women in one hundred who do going on a large flock of vultures were kind of cheeso we got if the acid comes poultry business will get rich or make salt. It is considered a valuable find engaged solely in catching tlie fish and
w
the
community
as
well
as
for
Mr.
trying out the oil. Tlie carcasses, af­
not popular. His indnstry shames not wear some false hair."— Boston «ten Upon the tree«, and the searchers on while in the whey. The acid takes money. It requires capital to con­
made a horrible discovery. The 1,000 faff With the whey the finest part of the duct great enterprises, and if large Lagan. It is located ten miles east of ter the oil is tried out, aro shipped to
lheir indolsncc; their shame irritates Ikral^
amounts are expected large sums n u t north of (8ijyer .Lake. Mr. Egan is Europe a« guano.
tens of powder had prematurely ex­
Instead of stimulating them, and they
cljeesiS. Then I would have the curd
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Smarter Than He*Looked.
ploded, and not one man was left to cooked before the acid comes oj, and be invested. It is a mistake to lead now busy building vats to evaporate
murmur against the energetic ruler
John and Garlie'White, sons of Dr.
persons into tho belief that there are the water into salt.
G. A. White, county pbysicikn, aged
who will not let thing* remain as they
Tito smart young clerk who tried to tell the tale. A spark from some.t;on be sHre and .dip the curd sweet, wud if
Citizens
living
in
Tygh
valley,Wa«co
being
hammered
is
sumKiaeil
to
have
enormous
profits
in
poultry.
Bu
k
few
12 and 9 years respectively, went out
an-.
you have a curd sink to drain on, so persons have lat^8 sumB invested, and'
raise a Inugh at the expense of •“coun­
county, have rent to Gov. Pennoyer
Brazilian doctors aro aa eccentric in try cousin, .illustrated the truth of the ignited the powder.
tiuicli the better, and if you do not a teat has never yet been made as to tlie result of the proceedings of a pub- dove shooting noar Sacramento. John
was in advance, and carrying a shot-
their charges aa tho people are in their ohl aphorism in regard to looks living
When off Barren Island, New-York, have a card mill, wp.uld salt all at
desire to' enjoy tho pleasure of being very deceptive. Ho received hl* les­ ei> route for Canarsie, the yacht Mys­ once, as this k--ci« the curd from pack­ what could really be accomplished. he meeting held there recently, in gun_over his left arm, wlion in some
which
action
was
taken
upon
a
change
Those
who
have
succeeded
know
that
manner the weapon was discharged,
let alone. The physicians do not reg­ son.
tery capsized and only tliirteeu of the ing If you have a curd mill let it lie
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it is the minor, woman, and not al of the northern boundary of the Warm
ulate their charges by tho time^anil
‘•Seo tliat country cousin over therc forty rouls composing her passengers untibacid comer on, only stir once in ways the 1 inis, that makes the success. springs reservation, so as to include a striking his brother in the head and
&
killing him instantly. The entire tep
labor they have expendod in the pa­ by the stove?” inquired a Harlem clerk and crew are known to have been res­ a while to let the whole expose to the
Like atiy other business, one mus number of farms of nettler« in that of hie head was blown off.
tient's service, buf by the estimated of another, ns a rnral-epiM-srlng eusto- cued. The party was made up chieffy- air; after the acid comes on, grind
Uioroughly
understand
it.
Keeping/«
ralley.
It
j
a
claimed
by
them
that
the
■>«
value of his life. As this value is de­ tner entered and glanced curiously of German families resident in Brook- and salt, and put to pres* at «Imut 80 few flocks of fowls, and venturing upon boundary is twelve miles south of
■r
,l-> stradh
/lin and Long Island City. Whon the degrees, as at tlii* heat yon will get a
termined by the patient's income, he, .ibout the store.
the management of thousands, are ■where the government surveyors now
passengers
id
Hie
Mystery
and
Chris-
good
face,
and
press
well
together;
let
if he Survive«, Is treated by the doctor
“Yes, I see him. What of 1;?"
different operations. A small flock locate it. Gov. Pennoyer was re-!
as wrecker* treat a branded ship—the
“Watch me take him down. Say.- ; tl^ia gathered on the pier to efiibark this stand twelve hours iu the pres*, could be well kept where thousands quested to write to the Corfimisaioner '
fer
Carr.asie
so
many
of
the
men
of
then
remove
to
the
-curing
room.
greater the Value, the lai-gefTbe sal­ mister," the cute clerk continued, ad-
Indian Affair*, protesting against!
could not exist. Yet there are no im­
vage,
A young English- engineer, dresssing the supposed greenhorn, the l-ayty showed the effects 0/ beer First-elas* chee*e may be spoiled by possibilities, and as we progress in the such action on tho purl of the govern­
thAtfyiey
li.id
drank
that
the
skippers
having
a
poor
room
to
cure
it
in,
too
while engaged
*d in some work in the •we don't keep whisky."
art of poultry raising, the business be­ ment and he hai done so. -
IhoughGlkst to put the women and
vletnlty of Ri<>
l<>, was «(locked by yellow
••Wall, sunny, all I’ve got ter say 1« children aboard the Mystery, which cold nr tuo hot. Seventy degrees to comes easier and more perfectly un­ A dreadful accident happeued at i
start
with
is
alioiil
the
right
tempera
­
fever, A doctor of good repute ah- that it’d save you a j»lle of trav'l ef
derstood.
Tillamook Ly which four men toeto
rates as a much safer tmat tlian het ture, theq after ten «lays* little cooler,
tended l»ttn,
‘ “ I, ’ and on his recovery de- yer did," was the prompt reply.— I ' consort.
The women protested, but «ay about 65 degrees. I had good rc-
-1!,-»I'Pcani that a man
mnmled • a tee
It of nine hundred dollars, 1'oaM's Companion.
Three Fashion Hems
their protest wss unheeded. C*pk eulta of curing in a day cellar at 65
From I i
Brwg9' Wh° rUI” “
The yAtiug 'engineer
'
remonstrated and
from Lincoln to Hobionville and Gari-
Hendrickson, of the Mystery, said he "degrees. They cure slowly, but are
K *
threatened to
I appeal to the courts. But
Bulgarian
embroideries
showing
ex
­
—Tlie man who thinks he never did wss going to g<;t to Carnasie first or the hitter cht-ese for lb One good quisitely combined Eastern-colors are carrvm i^ ir°m lb° ,Or,ner Plaee!
friends who hail resorted I to thesu
blow a stick off. Reef knots were un­ cheese is worth three poor ones.
h g
¡"8’engcrs. When off
tribunal* ----------------
for bedross, . _^.Iacd
a<Jn«< him to a foolish thing Isn't wise enough tu
likely to b more fashionable for dress H
Hobsonyille a fl >w struck the feat and
fastened and. the boom dropped just as
bonicriiigs. Tlu-y harmonize with
have nothing to do with the law. He know what folly Is.—Baste« Journal oj a »quail of considerable violence strpek
SS!
‘
Md
x
,nd
suuk- The owner of I
The mitrd Htatea Ahead.
every hue and are suited to "all but the boat and a boy named Woodruff
acted upon their counsel and paid the Ederalton.
the sail. Itrasevond she was on her
Agriculture
is
regarded
as
tlie
solid
%
—
Queen
Victoria
attended
a
ciyciv*
rerv'lhln
textures.
doctor's hill.—1'onth'e Cbmpowfoa x
got on the flats and were saved from
beam ends and all the )>eopie were
the other da}* for tho first time In thirty -(niggling in a choppy sea. Fully foundation ot a nation. The tillers of
The ]«>lo-ikise pqmilses to be a lead­ the cannery, the other four unfortu-
the
soil
-are
industrious,
healthy,
years.
Tct
she
easily
recognixed-the
ing favorite du ring-tie season to come, nate men were drowned. The n uno*
—“If you can show me any signs of
half the drowned people were children.
natural ga* vm your firm Fit give yon Jokes of the clogUi as old acquufnU A negro in a rowboat put out from tlie sober-minded, reliable in time of dan­ and anjnnnv pretty style* have lately
,1,e drowned men are; W.
ger,
simple
and
honest
iu
their
views
anccv
a hundred dolisi-« an acre," sold a
shore and succeeded in Mvihj^ seven of polilfcal question* But it i* uroli- beejiu i^s.'d that it has eveiy right to tr ’
..T’ k J-*B®ron anil J. L
—Omaha Dame—And so, my daugh­ lives, snd a tug which was in tha vi-
the posigon.
speculator to art phlafiirmer. “Hav»n’t
Hoover. Thor were from Pennsylva­
able that it is because they feed the
X-
Croas-stri|ied dress Abries will still nia, looking for limber land for a *yn
any time to fool with It," wa* the're- ter, ydu are engaged to Mr. De Goode. cinity saving six.
Wbrkl
that
they
aro
retarded
a*
the
1 ply. “Yon must be a very hu*ÿ m«n." I am delighted. He
1« borne*
of • *}den-
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be made up into untrimmed skirts to aierfte of capitalists.
—Mr. Ruskin baa denieet too pimm rock 11 ton which the great nations accompany polonaises, a* well as other
“Yes, 4<fletnl>lr. Fin boring for ol) lid family. Charming _ Dattghi
—- 1,er—
rest.«
Food
in
war
nr
in
day*
of
peace
To«, he prnpised
Yo«,
proposed last night and 1 1 se- that ba has “gene over to Rome."
styles of uppe- dreases, which It. nolot
An old mate-bv the name of O'Con-1
—Tha manuscript af Barns' poem.-, is
1 the first thing eoMltial to existence will match the plain stripe between nor, nearly 80 years of age, and living I
ropted. “Do you love him?” “No, >r
.
and
success,
and
the
steady,
industry
het that horrid Miss Pert doea."-^ "The Whistle," has recently bece p»11''
ou* class that is engaged in »gricuF the brocaded bands Sometimes kilted *t the county farm, was struck by the
chased for £283 by Lord Rosebery.
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tore is tberefnro regarded ss the tmal skirts will bo nude of longthwlse cars while walking the track near Be- i
—
Mr.
Abell
of
tha
Baltimore'
Sen.
-—“Did you see that woman In Bca-
^ripeil goiala which will bs folded m > attle He w«s returning home from i
useful and valuable in the nation.
hanan’a pew thia morning with all with tweaty millions or more at hi*
Tho United Blates leads the world that only the brdcade will be risible,- chLreh"’ ’ leFe h<> hSd beCn ,M*ndin« '
her mind centered on her new bon­ back. Is said to ba the richest new»- : in the amount that it produces in Dtlintaior.
X
, sgricultnre.
net F' asked the deaooA ' No, d»av." paper man In tha world.
Th« Northern Pacific Express Com­
replied bis wife, sWeotly, “I waa too
—Judge McCrea, of Wilmington. N.
Not only in the aggregate of all ira- ' —**>* ’»nie gvnMemau who gave Or»
much taken up admiring the tnan in G, ha* a gift of a rare eloquence. dustriee
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is the United States far in ad­ thousand bright, new six-pence* to the pany fdr the year endiftg July 1,1887,
Shelab's new with his whole soul When only six years old ha wa* lfted vance, but in this single industry, that poor children of the workhouse« and »hipped 175 tons of fruit and vegeU-
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Walla Walla. The only of-
aa the moei
most ini
ithpi
portant hospitals in London in 18M, and eight
•taray* fixed on his new floras.” Then the -ipoa a table at Fayetteville to make a i is looked upon ssjbe
alj con n- thousand In 1884 aud MM, has sent 2??. w~ch •««•** the business of
, natioa,
—. — it — far
— outranks
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*l rat. ieaoon tried to talk about the *er- •peach of welcome to La Fayatta, for I in any
whom lhe town was nametl
/. *- Zoilin^’cò^'phì/adoJpÀéa, *
trice.
In the comparatively brief them nine thousand thirvAr.
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