THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER — July A _ 7, 1892 Mrs. Chas. Graves, of Centralia, Washington, arrived here Tuesday for a months’ visit. Jones <5: Adams yesterday decided to build a building 30 feet wide and 100 feet deep adjoining Wm. Camp- tiell’s proposed building, which is to be 60 feet front and 80 feet deep. Jones & Adams’ building will be two stories high and no doubt Campbell’s will be the same. This will leave a fine build­ ing site on the corner of Third and D streets unoccupied, which we are in­ formed is for sale. The county court yesterday approved the bonds of the various county officers and all were sworn in, except Sheriff’ Warren, who was absent looking for the murderer, Wilson. The bonds of Treasurer Pennington were approved, notwithstanding the fact that they were $5000 less than those required of Treasurer Talmage two years ago. This may be all right, but Talmage don’t feel very well over it. Henry Gee, road supervisor of the district embracing Bellevue, Sheridan and Willamina, has done an immense amount of work with the means at his disposal. He has already put over 5000 loads of gravel on the roads and the good work still goes on. The people of Amity have subscribed $1200 and the county will add $400 more for the grav­ eling of the road from Broadmead farm to Amity, and from the Henderson bridge to the intersection of the above road. WILSON ESCAPED Through the Negligence of the Officers. CROPWEATHER BULLETIN. JUDGE R. P. BOISE RETIRES. The Clerk and Treasurer File Complete For Week Ending Tuesday, July 5. 1892— Reports. U. S. Signal Service. Presented With a Fine Gold Watch and Chain by the Bar of Third District. COUNTY FINANCES. r In consequence of persistency of the WESTERN OREGON. Judge R. P. Boise closed his term as ' residents of Milwakee and vicinity, to The finances in Y’amhill County are . •»* c rai» in fairly good condition, but not quite The hot period broke on Tuesday, circuit judge of the third judicial dis­ do violence to Wilson, the self con ­ .™3T*Mn. , fessed murderer of little Mamie Walsh, so good as they were a year ago. It June 28th, since which time it ha.s been trict at Albany. Friday night. m From 7:3O p. The lawyers of the third district on .. 6 JÓ p. in. it became evident to Sheriff Kelly, of will be remembered that the court re­ cooler, yet almost normal temperature, Money order hours from 7 a. in. to 6 p. m. Multnomah, that it would not be safe duced the levy from 22 mills to 17 mills with an average amount of sunshine; that occasion presented him with a Sunday from 12 m. to 1 p. m Mail south closes at 9:50 a. m. Mail to keep Wilson in Portland, where the and estimated the county expenses no rain has fallen during the past seven fine gold watch, the presentation | speech being made by Judge J. C. Pow- 1 north closes at 2:30 p. m. and 9 p. m. mob was growing larger and more fu­ would be amply provided for by 4.98 days. Mail for 5:45 a. m train closes evening The winds have been northerly and , ell, the oldest lawyer in point of service mills, but the enlargement and im ­ rious, and he decided to take him to before at 9 p m in the district. the state prison by way of McMinn­ provement of tlie courthouse grounds fresh in foree. Sheridan and southern Tillamook mail closes at 11 a m. ville and lodge him there until the and other miscellaneous items have Rain is badly needed for all vegeta­ The watch is inscribed as follows: court demanded his presence. Kelly made a large share of the deficiency. tion is in need of it. The ground is dry “1892. Presented by the attorneys of CHURCH NOTICES. and Deputy Morgan, started Saturday For this no taxpayer can have reason and is becoming more so day by day, the third judicial district to Hon. 1C1’. M kthodist E piscopal C hcbcii —Services evening with Wilson and came to Mc­ to find fault with the court. The en­ under the influence of the dry winds. Boise, upon his retiring from the bench every Sabbath at 11 a. m and 7:60p m, Minnville, where they were met by largement and fencing of the grounds Fall wheat is heading, but it is not up after thirty years faithful service as Sunday School at 9:30 a, m Praver meet­ ing Thursday evenings at 7:30. Sheriff Warren, of Yamhill county. was necessary to the high standing and to the average. Spring wheat would judge of the circuit and supreme courts i R ev J. T A bbett , Pastor. , Kelly, Morgan, Wilson and Mr. Henry dignity of Yamhill county, and the yet be greatly benefltted by rains. The of Oregon .” Cl’MBEBLAKD P b ESBYTERIAX C h CRCH — court ought not to stop here but go on total wheat yield of 1891 in Western The chain is pure gold and gold the liveryman, in a double seated car ­ Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p riage started 'cross country to Salem, and further improve and repair the Oregon amounted to nearly 9,000,000 quartz with a charm of pure gold ( in Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. R ev W iley K sowles , Pastor. expecting to arrive there about 12 courthouse and appropriate sufficient bushels, while this year it will amount quartz, in circular form, with a gold B aptist C hvrch .—Services every Sabbath funds to employ a janitor to keep it to over 7,000,000 bushels, the unfavora­ band. On one side is a half circle, and , o’clock that night. at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday School at clean and in decent order. The wains­ ble weather conditions lessening the in that circle is a star, and in the center The four pursued their journey all •-,55 a.m. R ev It. M c K illop , Pastor. < of the star is a diamond, and on the re­ right until they started down a hill coting in several of the rooms is rotting yield for this year. away and we are told that last winter The oats crop while fair will be short verse side is a goddess of justice. McMinnville Grange. No. 31, P. of H., near tlie III Simpkins place in Polk meet in their hail the first and third Satur­ Judge Boise responded as follows: 1 county, about ten miles from McMinn­ it was not an unusual thing to find the of last year’s crop by abour20 per cent. day of each month at 10 a. m. Visitors tlpors flooded with water. This ought Haying is now in progress in all sec­ “Members of the bar of the third ju­ cordially invited. J. T. J olly . ville. Mas. M. E. Kvsa, Master, Suddenly,as they were coming down not to be. A county that can afford to tions and good yields are generally re­ dicial district, I gratefully accept this , Secretary, the bill at a brisk pace, Wilson put his spend $60,000 for a courthouse surely ported, though in a few localities it is gift as a token of your respect. “If I have been capable of doing any­ Custer Post No. 9 meets the second and hand on the driver’s shoulder and can afford to keep it in repair and not not up to the average. fourth Saturday of each month at G. A. R. The present weather conditions are thing towards administering the laws let it rot down. leaped out on the right side of the vehi ­ hall in Wright’s building at 7:30 p. m. All Following is the report of C. XV. Tal­ extremely favorable to the hops, which of this state, and of establishing its ju­ cle, and in two jumps he had cleared members of the Order.are cordially invited are growing fl nely. The hop louse of dicial system, what I have done in this mage, county treasurer: to attend our meetings the rail fence and was lost in the brush W iley K nowles , last year is to be found, but not the regard was performed as a matter of RECEIPTS. and heavy timber. Morgan was sitting B. F. C lubink , Post Commander. .$ 9,395 65 damage from them of last year is ex­ duty to the county and state. Amt on hand July 1, 1891. Adjutant. with Wilson in the rear seat and at­ 80,321 61 pected this. There has been a fine new XVarren taxes, 1891 ........ “I feel that you as members of the tempted to follow the prisoner when 14 1,794 64 growth to all young trees, but there is bar of this distriei, and as people of this 1890 ........ Local and General, 44 (4 he made his leap, but his feet caught 54 68 1889.......... ll 44 state, are under no obligations to me 13 80 a noticeable lack of fruit. 1888.......... in something and he fell. Wilson was 44 BUYERS’ AND BUSINESS DIRECTOR. Raspberries and blackberries are plen­ for what I have done, for tliese duties 12 60 1887.......... The Fourth was cool and quiet in neither handcuffed or shackled, and as 44 ll 9 20 tiful. 1886.......... McMinnville. have been performed in the administra­ Attend Kay & Todd’s great discount there was nothing to hinder his flight, 6,235 00 Metchan St Sc. fund .... Statement of the county finances in sale. There is a general failure of prunes tion of an official trust. he was soon out of reach of the aston ­ 90 00 Baker Inst, fund ............... another column. A big lot of dress goods and ladies’ ished officers. Tlie driver awoke the All miscellaneous sources 3,334 85 and plums which was never known be­ “XVhen I came to this territory in One of the Carlton eelebrators occu­ jackets at bargain prices at Redmond’s. people in the surrounding farm houses fore. Corn lias slow growth, due to the 1850, and was admitted as a member of Total ......................... $101,262 03 absence of rain. pied the city cooler Monday night. the bar of the territory of Oregon, I Try a package of Wilburn’s seed and they soon thought they had the es­ DISBURSEMENTS. Gardens need rain badly, as does also found even then in the territory some F. W. Cady and family spent the 4th nieaí, best on the coast; a pure vegeta­ caped man located in a thicket. Close County warrants Gen. fund $ 26,480 62 the potato crop: the latter will lie a lawyers who have since been men of at Beaverton with his father’s family. ble compound, at C. H. Cook’s. watch was kept but when morning ’ ' on “ 1,396 23 short crop if it does not receive more eminence. The first court I ever had “ Int. “ When your $200 watch needs repair­ came there was nothing but a few J. A. Todd wishes tlie person who School warrants Co. fund. . 15,154 55 ing take it to D. A. Smith. All kinds the honor to attend in Oregon, at Hills­ 6,235 00 moisture soon. borrowed his saddle would return it at of jewelry repaired. “ “ street “ ... tracks to show which way be bad ithout fear of contradiction we have The peach and watermelon crop of boro, was presided over by the late 236 50 “ “ Inst. “ ... once. gone. Go to Redmond’s for reduced prices Co. warrant Indgent soldier Josephine and Jacksen counties prom ­ Judge Strong. No man has ever come the largest and finest selection of Mr. Foster, of the Sheridan Sun on white goods and sun shades. Tlie plaee Wilson chose for his es­ fund................................... 25 00 ise fair returns, the quality is expected into the state better qualified and made this office a pleasant call Tuesday high grade teas that has ever been offered cape was a deep canyon running west 10,739 85 Co. warrant road fund ........ “Little Beauty” is the name of a equipped as a lawyer than that eminent 91 to make up for the loss in quantity. afternoon. in this city. If you are a lover of a good handsome parlor organ and $45 will about two miles from the road. It is State tax.............................. 27,733 EASTERN OREGON. 13,260 37 jurist. County Clerk Hendricks and Deputy buy it, at C. Grissen’s book and music covered with a dense growth of fir tim­ Balance on hand.. cup of tea don't stop until you have tast­ From June 26th to June 29th ex ­ “ Judge Pratt, who was then here, ber and underbrush, and if Wilson had John Thompson took charge of the of­ store. $101,262 03 tremely warm weather prevailed. The was also a man of ability. I have Total ed some of our The butcher shop of Booth & Hibbs looked all over Polk county he would fice Wednesday. Balance on band is divided among maximum temperature ranged from 95 known many lawyers in Oregon who is at ali times supplied with the best of The street work is progressing slowly meats. Game and fish in season, rec­ have found no better place for the ac­ the several funds as foilows: 2,346 02 to 105 degrees; since tho 29th it has have well sustained the dignity and General fund....................... complishment of his designs. but surely. The rock crusher was a ollect. 9,081 25 been cooler. Occasional thundershow­ honor of the profession, and who have “ ...................... Sheriff’ Kelly returned to McMinn­ School If you want your property insured in good investment. Road “ ........................ 1,775 36 ers occurred on the 29th. The winds occupied prominent positions of honor a standard company, Rhodes &*Rhodes ville Sunday afternoon but his deputy Indigent soldier fund.......... 57 74 have been northerly, but not so injur­ and influence as members of the pro­ C. E. Dukenfield will have charge of will be pleased to write you. and the men of the neighborhood kept COUNTY EXPENSES. the McMinnville Mills warehouse this ious as in the preceding week. fession and citizens of the state, all of The Sherwin-Williams paint made to up a diligent search all day Sunday Roads and bridges................$ season. See ad in another column. The cooler weather during the past whom have done something towards paint buildings with, at S. Howorth & and Sunday night but without avail. Indigent account.................. R. B. McDonald returned Friday Co’s. five day’s has been of great benefit to establishing the system of laws that “ ................... At a house about a mile and a half Insane Rhodes & Rhodes have money to from the road it was seen where Wilson Scalp bounty ...................... evening from a pleasure trip to North­ the grain, but yet there is much grain now exist iu this commonwealth. Circuit court......................... ruined and past'redemption- Good ern California. He was gone several loan on improved fami property. “No ponderous statutes then orna- had been walking around tlie yard Justice court......................... Remember, the best best sewing ma­ weeks. general rains would yet improve some ■ mented our desks and libraries; then and about the barn, no doubt with the Coroner ’ s inquests ............... chine in th world is the Wheeler & Wil­ of the grain. In 1891 Eastern Oregon we labored under many embarrasments A. M. Dee handed us a cluster of 41 son No. 9, C. Grissen, agent. intention of stealing a horse or getting Stationery and printing....... had a total wheat yield of 6,000,000 1 in getting on with our legal conten­ School superintendent ........ cherries, all fully developed and large, The Sherwin-Williams paints covers something to eat. After reeconnoiter- Assessor................................ bushels, and it is estimated that not tions, but we had the common law, picked from a tree near Amity. Pretty most, looks best, wears longer, most ing there be retraced his steps to the County commissioners....... over 3,000,000 bushels will be harvested which has been the foundation and good, for this year. economical, full measure. McMinn­ canyon and all further trace of him County judge....................... this year. The greatest injury and loss 1 source of most of the laws which regu­ And Pure Natural Leaf Japans. Sheriff’s account................. The fire alarm system is being put in ville pharmacy. was lost. clerk....................... is in Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam and late and control the property rights of If you want the best drugs at living Early Sunday morning Sheriff War­ County by Supt. Griffith, and work has gone County treasurer.................. We have been giving the Tea business Morrow counties, where last year they English speaking people. XVe managed ren telephoned to the penitentiary to Election expenses................. far enough to convince any reasonable prices go to Howorth & Co.’s. 03 our special attention, and are now able had 2,300,000 bushels and this year the with tlie aid of such books as contained A beautiful tea set, one hundred know if the party had arrived and was Fuel....................................... man that it will do the business. four counties will not have a total yield the rules of the common law of En­ pieces, to lie given away at Henderson’s told that nothing had been seen of District attorney.................. to please any one who likes good tea. Lost—About ten miles from this city grocery store. Call and see it. of 1,009,000 bushels. A great many gland and America to get on very them. As soon as possible the sheriff Miscellaneous........................ on the Salem road, a reputation. Find­ farmers are discouraged and some will well in the courts until the code was Kay & Todd will pay the highest accompanied by (Jerk Hobbs, started The finest of both Roasted, and Green Total net indebtedness. .$ 37,848 98 not be able to secure seed and feed; the er will be suitably rewarded by return­ market price for Mohair. adopted. I was a member of the com­ Coffees. Spices and Extracts always in toward Salem, When lie arrived at Ain’t of warrants outstanding $25,373 64 ing same to sheriff’s office, Portland. Go to Howorth's for fine perfumes. the scene he learned of the escape and Am’t of warrants not drawn 1,685 43 conditions are nearly as bad as they mission that prepared the first code, Stock. Agents for Sheriff Warren gives notice that the Total liabilities..................... 27.059 07 were in 1889. Wheat on the higher and in that work was associated with G. S. Wright, dentist, McMinnville, at once went on to Salem and gave the delinquent tax roll is soon to be placed Oregon. ’t on hand applicable to belt of Umatilla county and on the res­ Judge Kelly and Bigalow. Oregon alarm Sunday afternoon. He sent Am the pay of above ............... 2.346 02 in the hands of the clerk, and will then Parties going out camping should word to all the surrounding towns with Taxes due and delinquent .. 10,000 00 ervation is in fine condition and it will territory then embraced all of that be advertised. Paj’ now and save costs. stop and get one of those small bales of yield about as well as it did last year. country belonging to the United States Wilson’s description, which is as fol­ J. XV. Hobbs visited the penitentiary hay at C. H. Cook’s, D street. Total................................ $12,346 02 In Union county the prospects are west of the Rocky mountains and lows: last Sunday and was there during chap­ Last year the net total liabilities not good. In the other counties the unfav­ north of California. Since that time I Howorth & Co. have the finest as­ Height, 5 feet, 10; dark brown hair; el services and saw Nay Unger and his sortment of writing tablets. dark brown heavy mustache; weight reduced by prospective tax account was orable prospects continue. Haying is have seen Oregon advance, as it grew in progress and very good yields are re­ from a small beginhing, until it is now companion in the jail here singing in __ P. P. P. at Hodson’s. 160; slim build; large shoulders; large $9,495 99. ported. Peaches, apples and plums are a state of some importance, power and tl»e choir. Fail to - ministration has been almost entirely most convenient property for those desiring a beautiful home. Pleasant the county court what repairs are need­ meal and wheatlets, D. street. use of the Nervine for headache, nerv­ and positively cures Piles or no in their hands. They are therefore in Home is subdivided in four acre-blocks and is sold on reasonable terms. cers could realize what was up. They ous prostration, etc., she was entirely tions. ed and the probable cost. pay required. It is guaranteed to give an eminent degree the guardians of Kuns & Nelson’s bakery is very pop­ fired not a single shot. relieved. Sold by Rogers Bros, ....................... ” Trial ¡x-rfect satisfaction, or money refund­ good government and the keepers of For information apply to WM. F. BRIEDENSTEIN. Sole Agent, An exact fac simile of the San Louis ular. Everything is first class. Bread bottle free. Cor. Third Street and Railroad. McMinnville, Or. Sheri ff Warren and Clerk Hobbs re ­ ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale pies, cakes, etc., the best to be had in Rey mission, perhaps tlie finest and | litierty, or the administrators of oppres- by Rogers Bros. DAYTON. turned to this city Sunday ’ evening, town. most celebrated of all the famed old I sion and wrong upon the people. Deeds Recorded. Quite a number of our citizens took The best and only P. P. P. at Hod­ and on Monday morning Warren and mission ruins in Southern California, “As a rule men do not enter the legal Kelly returned to the vicinity of the es­ in tlie band boys’ excursion to Salem, son’s." will be seen at the XVorld’s fair. J T Williamson and wife to Thos L profession as seekers of great wealth. The liest assortment of toilet articles cape and have been since on the search and report a very pleasant trip although A lawyer who was my instructor when There will be’an L. T. L. picnic Sat­ at Howorth & Co.’s. for the wilev wretch. the steamer did not arrive in Salem as Book, 120 acres, t 3 s, r 3 w; $200. a young man once said to me, ‘lawyers urday. They will meet at the G. A. II. j Call on Rhodes A Rhodes for bargains A M Hoskins and wife to Lillian M The only likely clue to his where­ hall at 9:30 sharp and march to the in real estate. They Xvill shqw you abouts comes from near Lambert’s early as was expected. Haworth, lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block as a rule work hard, live well and die The A. O. U. Lodge have rented the poor.’ grove, where there will be a nice pro- j property and give prices with the best landing, three miles south of Dayton. room formerly occupied by R. W. Con­ 44, Edwards add to Newberg; $240. gram and a basket lunch. All the terms. “The profession is generally sought On Sunday night from Mrs. Crabtree’s over and will refit the same for their J R Hutchison to W S Houck, 4 children and parents are invited. by those who have a taste for learning A new stock of artists’ materials at house some one stole their picnic lunch­ acres in F XV Martin ’ s subdivision; lodge room. Mr. Conover has moved rather than riches, and a desire for dis­ “Excuse me, George, but when I Howorth & Co.’s. eon and a small target rifle, also a coat into the lower story and is now on a $1000. saw you a year ago, your face was cov­ The best 25 cent meal in the city at and hat. This is thought to have been level with the other business men of State of Oregon to Isaiah Shell, 39.68 tinction in the fields of knowledge. To hotel Yamhill, formerly Cook house,E. learn well their profession is generally acres, in section 22, t s, r 5 w; $80. ered with pimples; it seems to be all Sanders the work of Wilson. This clue is given the town. proprietor. Elizabeth and L H Cook to Jennie B their highest ambition. This learning right now.” “Yes sir; that’s because I strength, because it is known that Wil­ Carl Duclo is up from tlie Columbia Hall, lot 1, blk 11, Oak Park add to after acquired makes them experts as stuck to Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the great­ son lost his hat when he first entered spending the 4tli with old friends. ELECTION NOTICE. law makers, and fittest architects to est blood medicine in the world. I the brusli and a change of coat would Eddie Peery of Sodaville is here vis­ McMinnville; $1. frame constitutions and design and Elizabeth and L H Cook to Edith L was never so well in my life as Î air. To the Legal Voters of School District No. help to conceal his identity. iting relatives and friends. Would have you Remember when buying anything 40, Yamhill Co., Oregon. now.” Word came yesterday morning that The people of Dayton and vicinity Hall, lot 2, blk 11, Oak Park add to Mc­ construct civil governments. in this line that the cheapest is not the best. Our Ve­ “ In retiring from the bench of this Minnville; $1. Byron Millsap met with an accident Wilson had been seen the night before Notice is hereby given that there will . near the place of the murder, and it is are anxiously waiting for the opening C B Haworth and wife to Wilson district, I wish to express my most hicles and Wagons are of the best Material and Work­ last Saturday, caused by the breaking of the new county road through by down of his delivery wagon, He had be a meeting of the legal voters of evident that he must soon be captured, way of Mission landing to Marion Whitman .14 of an acre near Newberg; grateful acknowledgment to the mem­ manship, and must csot more than those of Inferior school district No. 40, of Yamhill coun ­ bers of this bar for the uniform kind­ $20. a lady and her little boy in the wagon ; either dead or alive. county. This road will open up and ness and consideration they have shown Material. A visit to our repository will convince you John Bain to N Hanson, parcel of and was driving along at a brisk gait ty, Oregon, at the school house in said L atest —Sheriffs Kelly’ and Warren develop some fine country which lias district in the city of McMinnville, at me while I have discharged the duties that our stock, which consists of the following styles, when the king l>oit broke, letting the arrived in this city last evening about long since’been in great need of a road. land in t 3 s. r 3 w; $1. vehicle collapse and frightening tlie , the hour of 1 o’clock p. in. on Tuesday, five o’clock. They’ had made no new It will also be u great benefit to our I John Bain to Z T Davis, parcel of of judge, and shall ever remember is the very best in the market: them as kind and generous friends and horse. But Byron's presence of mind July 12th, 1892, for the purpose of elect­ . discoveries. Soon after their arrival town'and every farm this side of the land in t 3 s, r 3 w; $1. PHOTON. DEXTER FAIRY QUEEN. and superior horsemansip averted what ing one director to fill the unexpired Kelly received word from Portland river by which it runs. Those living ! W T Shurtleff and wife to Mary E associates, who have greatly aided me ELLIPTIC SPRING, RICE COIL SPRING, term of T. A. Turner, resigned, and at­ i that nothing knew was known there. by their industry and learning in dis-1 Little, lots 1, 2, 6, 7 and 8, blk 16, John might have been a serious calamity. off of public highways only know how EXTENSION TOP FARM CARRIAGE charging the responsible duty that has EXTENSION TOP BAROUCHE, Four new hydrants will soon be put i tending to any oilier business that may • , He thinks the report that Wilson had to appreciate public improvements of add to McMinnville; $1500. Also THE CELEBRATED BURG WAGON. properly come before the meeting. Chas Henry and wife to C H Crane, devolved upon me for these many iu at the following places: Near the, been seen near Milwaukie can not be this kind. By order of the Board of Directors of years. 78 acres, t 2 s, r 4 w; $1000. residence of H. C. Edwards on B street; J true. All these Vehicles and Wagons are bought direct Hon. B. F. Lewis and XV. T. Hash “With many thanks I receive from at the residence of J. A. Peckham, cor­ said district. Dated this 29th day of were viewers on a road near Dundee from the manufacturers and we can give you bargains Miles’ Nerve and Liver Fills. Fell Dead. you this beautiful and valuable gift,and ner of E and Pine; at the residence of | June, 1892. yesterday. that you will appreciate. Attest. XV m . G alloway , Act on a new principle — regulating will ever treasure it as a precious souv ­ E. N. Ford, corner of Lincoln street Born, to the wife of Mr. Helvey on the liver, stomach and bowels through These words are very familiar to our Chairman, enir, more valuable than gold, as ex­ and Redmond avenue, and near the D. M. CA ldwell , JOHNSON & NELSON. readers, as not a day passes without Sunday, July 3d, 1892, a son. Mother the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. pressing your kind regards, confidence School Clerk. | Miles’ Pills speedily cure biliousness, residence of Jas. McPhillips on F'iftli the report of the sudden deatli of some and child doing well. bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa- and respect.” prominent citizen. The explanation is street near I. The necessary fittings D ispatch . Installation of Officers. , tion. Unequaled for men, women, and “ Heart disease. ” Therefore beware if Judge Boise was taken entirely by for this improvement are now on the , children. Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 surprise, and his response was im­ you have any of the following symp­ Official Vote on State Officers. Friendship Rebekah Degree lodge toms. Short breath, pain in side, ten­ way.