SOUTH AND EAST
VIA
The Shasta Route
Trains leave McMinnville fur Portland ami
way stations at 5:68 a. in., and 3:06 p. m. Leave
for Corvallis at 10 a. in.
Ix-ave Portland
Leave Albany..
.... 8:30 a. m.
..12:30 p. lu.
8at i amento....... ..... 5:0t> p. m.
San Francisco..
..7.45 p. in.
Ogden .................. ....5:45a. m. 11:45 a. in.
9:00 a. m.
Kansas City......... ..... 7:25 a. m. 7 25 a. m.
9:30
a in
......
7:45
a.
m.
Chicago.......... s...
lx»« A ngeles......... ..... 1:20 p. in.
Ei Paso................ . ... 6:00 p. m.
Port Worth.......... ..... 6 30 a. in.
< íty of liexieo ..... 9:;»5 a. m.
1:00 a. in.
ilouston ...............
New Orleans......
.6 25 p. m.
Washington.........
6.42 a. m.
12:43 p. ni.
New York
Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains.
Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso,
and Tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Or
leansand Washington.
ConuvcUing ut San Francisco with several
steamship linea for Honolulu, Japan, China,
Philippine«, Central and South America.
See MR W. MERRIMAN, »gent at McMinn­
ville station, or address
C. H. MARKHAM,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
Portland, Or.
LOCAL NEWS.
Cl. ON»'. CAI.I. FOB MIN l.l»F.
Melvin Lynch hands us a clipping
Mrs. True, of Middleton. is visiting from a Washington paper giving an ac­
her nisler, Mr». John Willis.
count of a narrow escape recently ex­
Largest stock of bulk garden seeds at perienced by his father, Martin Lynch.
The dispatch is from Oakesdale, Wash.,
Daniels’ produce market.
under date of April loth, and reads as
Mias Mabel Adkins of Hillsboro is vis­
follows: “An accident occurred in town
iting Mrs. E. 8. Warren.
last evening which came near costing M.
Wanted—Wool and tnohair, by M. ' Lynch his life, lie was walking down
B. Hendrick.
13tf
Steptoe avenue last evening in company
Miss Nellie Larkin of NVwberg is vis­ with his wife and daughter when he
iting lier sister, Mrs. N. C. Christenson. heard the report of a gun and felt the
45c cash buys a plug of Star tobacco at ping of a bullet in his left shoulder. It
was found that the ball had merely
tire Grange store. Battle Axe 38c.
raised
the flesh where it had struck the
I»ell Warren has lieen visiting Carl
left shoulder and raked across his back.
Sliortridge at Dolph the past week.
This morning Town Marshal Burns, ac­
New 1900 model Rambler bicycles,
companied by Mr. Lynch, went out to
clincher or cemented tires, latest im­
look for some clue to the would-be as­
proved. Prices |20 to |40. F. W. Spencer.
sassin, and the marshal while standing
E. H. Woodward and son of the N'ew- near the house of old Watty Evans
lierg Graphic were pleasant callers at heard some boys ask the old man what
this office on convention day.
he was shooting at last night. He re­
Farmers, take your poultry, eggs and plied that he was shooting at a cat and
produce to the fish and poultry market that he would kill the blamed thing yet
and get the highest cash price.
if he could shoot straight enough. Evans
.
H. A. B almer , Prop.
admitted that it was he who must have
Mrs. G. W. Bradley, who has been se­ fired the shot, and was terrified to think
riously HI lately, went to Portland on how near he had come to taking a man's
Wednesday’s train, to secure medi­ life. Mr. Lynch allowed the matter to
drop. The bullet that struck Mr. Lynch
cal treatment.
We now have a few thousand dollars to was fired from a 32-calibre revolver and
was found by Mr, Lynch in the lining of
loan on farm property, at good terms.
his coat. To all appearances it was
I2tf
I rvine & V inton .
was
T. E. Conner of Whiteson is recovering in the same condition as when it
the
from a severe illness due to pneumonia, fired, being unscarred except by
rities
in
the
barrel
of
the
revolver.
”
lie is going to travel about by wagon for
HrkOlutions on tile Deatliof Cliaa.
W. Walls.
Alliany, Or., April 19, 1900.
To the Officers and Neighbors of Albany
Camp, No. 103, Woodmen of the
World:
We, your committee, appointed to pre­
sent a memorial on the life and charac­
ter of our late neighbor, C. W. Watts,
Iteg leave to report the following:
Neighbor Watts was born in St Hel­
ens, Columbia county, Oregon, on July
17. 1858, and died in Dawson City, N.
W. Ter , on Marell 15, 1900, aged 41
years, 7 months and 28 days. He re­
moved to Lafayette, in Yamhill county,
when quite young, where he spent his
boyhood days, removing to Salem and
later to Albany, Oregon.
The greater portion of his life was
spent in the newspaper and printing bu-
siness, being at one time city editor of
the Salem Statesman.
He was active in politics, and at one
time was reading clerk of the senate.
He resided at Albany for about 15
years.
He eschewed the ordinary vicious hab­
its of men, was kind and liberal to a
fault. His gentlemanly, courteous and
genial disposition won for him a host of
friends wherever known.
He was charter member of Albany
Camp No. 103, and was elected its first
clerk. He was active and enthusiastic,
punctual in attendance, a tireless worker
for the interests of tjie order, and social­
ly, the life of the camp, being particular­
ly original in entertainment work, being
versatile and fluent tn address.
When the gold excitement of the
Northwest Territory came, he, in com.
pany with several other Albany men,
including Neighbor D. B. Monteith, who
lost his life in those northern regions,
went to Dawson City to better his for­
tunes, engaging in the brokerage and
hotel business. After about two years
spent in and about Davysou City, in
March, 1900, he contracted pneumonia,
lingering about twelve days, and died
March 15th, 1900. Calmly folding his
hands across his breast and with a smile
he passed away, leaving his wife, Emma
N., his daughter Emma M., and his fa­
ther, Dr. J. W. Watts of Lafayette.
Resolved, That tlie sudden removal of
such a life from our midst leaves a va­
cancy and a shadow that will be deeply
realized by all the neighbors and friends
of this camp, and that with deep sym­
pathy for the bereaved relatives of the
deceased, we express our hope that even
so great a loss to us 411 may be overruled
for good by him who doeth all things
well.
a season in the hope of further inproving
uoi * h »: i <
liis health. In other words,a trial of the
Will Evans spent Sunday at Upper
efficacy of “roughing it.”
Willamina.
Timber Land Act J line 3,1878.—Notice lor
The Racket Store is just the place
Mr. Conrod of near Sheridan, spent
Publication.
To buy your ribbon and your lace,
Mouday
with his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
And everything along our line,
United States Land Office,
Oregon City. Oregon, March 14,1900.
Agee.
You
’
ll
find
is
very,
very
fine.
1\TOTICE is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress
Miss Louella Agee returned home Fri­
A new club has been organized by the
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
timber lands in lhe States of California, Oregon, young folks, who call it the "Penocbe’ day, from a long stay with her sister
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extend*
rd to all the public land states by act of Augpst club. They hold a weekly meeting at Mrs. II, Phillips.
4. 1892, Almon E. Lodge of Portland, county of
Multnomah, State of Oregon, has this day filed which they give a literary and musical
Jasper Agee and wife were visiting
in tiiin office his sworn statement No. 5167, for program, and then adjourn to trie kitch­
Sunday with the family of Herbert Phil
the purchase of the NEV4 of Section No 82 in
Township No. 1 S. Range No. 6 VV., and will oiler en and make penoehe candy. The lips, near Shetidan.
proof to show that the land sought i,s more valu­
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural club is likely to become very popular
Miss Ella White came out from Sheri­
purposes, and to establish his claim to said land with people of the traditional “sweet
before liie Register and Receiver of this office at
dan Sunday to begin teaching in the
<Vegon City, on Saturday, the 2d day of June, tooth.”
Beaver Dam school the following day.
]«».
He names as witnesses Paul Rossman. A. T
The populists of Marion county refuse
A few of otir citizens attended the pri­
Kelliher and Chat» Delaney of Salem, Oregon,
to endorse the nominees for judge, clerk, maries held in Sheridan Saturday. Wtn.
and Mrs. A. E. Lodge ot Portland, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abo\e described lands are requested to tile their and recorder on the “Citizens” ticket, Casey was nominated as road supervisor
claims in this office on or before said 2d day of and liavo issued a cal) for a citizens mass
by both republicans and democrats.
June, 1900.
CHAM. R MOORES, Register.
meeting for Saturday, May 5th.
Bert Huffman and Clyde Tawney of
Timber Land, Act .fune 3, 1H78.—Notice
Miss Ida Pagenkopf, teacher in dis­ the Highlands spent Sunday in Gopher.
for Publication.
trict No. 8 northwest of town, sends this Bert will leave this week for Sumpter,
office a handful of ripe wild strawberries, where he intends spending the summer
Vnileil States Land Otllee, Oregon City, Ore.
"Out of the ehill and the shadow,
which were gathered by her pupils on
March 14. l'jtxi
Into the thrill and the shine;
Misses Esther Eborall and Lillie Cock­
N^OTICE I s hereby given that tn compliance the 23d day of April. On the same day
Ont of the death and the famine,
with the provisions of the act of congress
Into
the fullness divine,
of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of the berries reached us we had a hail­ erham returned to their homes near Mc­
l’l> front the strife and the hattie,
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Minnville, Monday, after a short visit
.
Oft
with
shamefill defeat.
Nevada and Washington Territory,’’ asextended storm that was very suggestive of ice
Up to the palm and the laurel,
with
Mr.
and
M
rH
John
Eborall.
to all 'he public land states by act of August 4,
Alt,
but
the
rest will be sweet.”
1W2, Emma E. Lodge ot Portland, county of cream. Verily, Oregon sometimes has
Mrs Ada Rogers and chihlfen, <d
Multnomah. State of Oregon, has this day tiled the extremes.
Your committee would recommend as
in this ortice her sworn statement No. ftlbtl, for
Pleasant Hill, visited over Suntlay with a token of our affection of his worthiness
the purchase of the SEQ of Section No. 82, in
Cyclone cameras, Seeds' dry plates, Ve-
in honor of his memory, that a page
Township-No. 1 S., range No. 6 IV., and will offer
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Yocum. Mr. and
be set aside on our records and this me­
to sliow that the land sought is more valuable lox paper,, prints by lamp light and
for ha limber or stone than for agricultural pur­
Rogers
has
been
buying
cattle
in
the
I
morial be inscribed thereon and a copy
poses, mol to establish her claim to said land be­ makes the best pictures; no time lost. O.
of the same be sent, one to his family
valley lately.
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at O. Hodson sells them.
< iregon l ’ity, Oregon, on Saturday, the 2d day of
one to his father, and that the char
Mrs. Sarah Potter and daughter Flo of 1 and
June, 1900.
ter and jewels of this camp be draped in
The railway conductors give an excur­
She names as witnesses Paul Rossman. A. T.
Sumpter,
are
expected
here
soon
to
spend
mourning for thirty days.
Kelliher and Chas. Delaney, ot Salem, Oregon, sion every spring, and it is their rule to
amt Almon E. Lodge of Portland, Oregon.
L. L. S wan ,
the summer. Miss Flo ha^been very ill
Any and all persona claiming adversely the make each one of these trips more enjoy­
J. L. V anjvinkle , ' Committee.
abme-descrlbed lands are requested to tile their able than the one preceding it. J.ast of pneumonia, but is better now. They
F. Ii. A i . lhn ,
claims In this ottiee on or tiefore -aid 2d day of
June, 1900.
CHAS. B MOORES, Register.
Accepted April 19, A. D. 1900.
year they held the jubilee at Sulem and hope the change of climate will hasten
her
recovery.
L. L. S wan , Clerk.
a largo party attended from McMinn­
ville and neighboring towns. This yoar
lu nhnost every neighborhood there is
| N Pursuance of« decree and order of sale duly the trip will be made to The Dalles, giv­
1 rendered In the Circuit Court of the State of ing everybody an opportunity to view some one whose life has been saved by
Oregon, for the county of Yiunhill. on the
( 'hamberlainaOolic,Cholera and Diarh.ea
Kith day of April. A. D. l'JUi. In the suit of Aitliur the magnificent scenery of the majestic
The double train service io be estab­
Remedy, or who has been cured of chron­
Muchllllps, pluintiff, vs. Florence A. Frisby et
ill. di-tendiinls, and under, by virtue of and pur­ Columbia, Consult the ad in another ic diarrhoea bv the use of that medicine. lished between l'ortlami and Chicago
suant to a writ of execution duly Issued out of column, for additional information
April 22, in which liie O. R. A bi., the
said court in said suit on the 25th dsy of April,
Such persons make a point of telling of it t'nion l acilie and lhe Oregon Short Line
l'.Kkl. I will expose for sale and sell us the Ina dl-
1
have
money
to
loan
on
farm
prop
­
whenever
opportunity
otters,
hoping
that
rects, at public sale for cash tn hand, to the
are interested, w ill shorten the through
highest bidder, at the coni t bouse door ill the erty at good terms.
Parties wishing to it may be the means of saving other lives. time 11 hours. Tiain No. 2, leaving Port­
city of McMinnville, 1 ainbillcounty, Oregon, 011
For
sule
by
lloworlh
&
Co.,
druggists.
laud at 9:15 a. tn., beginning ou the date
Haturday, the ztitb day ol May. I'.mo. at the hour borrow, call and see me.
—-•------
eil one o clock p tn., the real property descrilwd
named, will be known as the Chicago-
R
L.
C
onner
.
in said decree and order of sale, and writ, as (01
I. «FAY L I TE
Portland special. Its equipment will be
lows, to-wlt Lots nunibered one (1). too (2),
Rev. A. L. Black will preach morniug
| new, making it fully the equal of any
three (Hi nud four (II, In Block No two (2) tn
South Park, the same being a subdivision 111 tile and evening at the M. E. church next
I train now in service from the i’acitic coast
Mr. Fred Harris of Forest
Donation Laud Claim 0(8. F. Staggs ami Miner-
■ to the east. It will consist of a mail ear,
vs Staggs, his wife, Claim No H, T. 4 8. R. 4, W Sunday in place of the pastor Henry T. been visiting relatives here
j baggage car, a library composite car, a
of Willametie Meridian, Oregon, as shown by Atkinson, who will l>e absent at Forest
days.
the duly recorded plat thereof
| ¡irsl-ciass Pullman sleeper, a dining ear,
Hated ut McMinnville, Oregon, this 27th day Grove holding the quarter!» meeting for
There is five feet of water ■ above low I two chair care, and a tourist sleeper.
ot April. I'.HXl
the paator at that point. Every body is water mark at the locks.
W <i. HENDERSON,
Can't
work , There will be but one change of cars to
I
lt>5
sheriff of Yamhill county. Oregon.
I all eastern point*. The full time will be
cordially invited to come and hear Mr. yet on the dam
' three days through tp Chicago, or four
Black.
Many
of
those
who
heard
him
< lire « ('slil in One Day.
Rev. A. A. Winter was setit back to 1 days and two hours to New York.
the last time lie preached in this church
The second train, known as No. 6, will
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets.
this charge for this year It gives gener­
were well pleased with his discourses up­
leate Portland al tf:2t) p. m., connecting
All druggists refund money if it fails to
al satisfaction. ile is ati active worker. i at East Portland with thr’ Southern Pa­
on that occasion.
cure. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each
Quite a nutnberof our citizens attend­ cific's overland iraiu from 8au Francisco,
“Don't be without a sewing machine.
tablet. For »ale by Rogers Bro».
47-e
ed conference at .Hillsboro over last Sun and will cam through 1 quipment to Chi
cago via the t’niou I’acite and the Chica­
|5 a month, 5 months, will buy a New
day. Several of the seminary people go ¿t Northwestern, and also the equip­
OI K Cl.I II HI Nil I.INF
Home Climax this month at C. Gris-
were liceused to preach.
ment for the Washington division of the
sen’s.
t'.’tf
We have special arrangements with
Mrs Schwab and Mrs. Latlie Thornton (> R. A N., ih connection with the Great
Northern for St. Paul. This train will
Mrs. G. W. Kutch and sister, Miss
the following leading publications,
of Portland were up on a visit and spent reach Spokane nt 10 11. in. A dining car
Thomasen of Independence, are visiting
whereby we are able to offer them in
last Sabbath with their mother, Mrs. will be furnished for breakfast into 8po-
in Carlton, the guests of their brother J
connection with our own at exceedingly
Hill, and returned to Portland on Mon^ kanc. and for dinner ou corresponding
F Thomason. They brought with I them
train leaving Spokane at 3.-4S p. 111. The
low rates, as follows: The R kportkr
.lay morning.
1 new schedule as arranged, will supply lhe
to this office on Tuesday the first wild
and
Dr Holt preached an excellent sermon most complete service ever furnished on
Weakly Inter Ocean
..... »1.3» I strawberry of the season, picked on 1 Mr.
at the Presbyterian bouse on last Sunday- | the O. R A N.; it provides increased ser­
1
Thomason's
farm.
8t. laMilaGlotfo-Democrat, ssml weekly......... 1.50
night. He announced that Rev. Scott vice in Eastern Oregon, where it is great­
Hurst Northwest, Portland, semi -monthly... I 2S
ly needed, and gives immediate connec­
Mrs. Dennis wishes to announce that
would sever bis relation as pastor of this tion with the Washington divisional Pen­
Oregonian, weekly............................................. 2.00
‘
she
has
been
to
Portland
studying
the
McClure's Magazine, monthly....................... 1.85
vhurch in June
dleton. At thia point there is a large in­
The rseitlc Homestead, weekly...................... l.ftO advanced styles and getting all the new
terchange of iratlic, on account of the va­
Cosmopolitan Magazine, monthly................ 1 A5 ideas as to trimmings, drapings, etc., for KeninrkH ble < urv »I Kheuiainlisin. rious uitniug districts of Baker c<flinty,
The Weekly Ran Francisco Cell.................... 1.70 her spring trade in dress making.
and the Civur d'Alene, the Republic and
The
K xnxa Jack-on Co., W. V«
The Weekly New York Trilmn«’ .................. 1 2ft
K oti-nai mining cattqis. Portland is
ladies
"ill
please
give
her
a
call.
00
About three years ago my wife had an greatly bi netited b_t this change, inas­
Tho Tri-weskly New York t ribune
1.7ft
Demorest > Family Magmill** .
A party of 23 bicyclists, about an equal attack of rheumatism which confined her much as increased service is given from
1 :<o number of young men ami young ladies,
Me' all's Monthly Magaaine .......
to her lied for over a month and rendered Eastern Oregon and Idaho.
The Oregon Teacher*’ Monthly......................... l 6o
No. 2 w ill arrive in Chicago at 9:3d a. m ;
made
atrip
to
Lafavette
Friday
evening,
tier unable to walk a step without assist­
Word A Works (monthly) «nd Hick*' alm’nc I
and invaded Mr. Vickrey'» store. When ance, her limit« living swollen to double No. (1 at « 45 a. in. as at present.
The westbound train out of Chicago.
lined up in single file on the road they their norma) aits. Mr. 8. M uitlox in­ correaptMlding
with No. 2, is No. 1. This
important to Mothers.
presented
the
appearance
of
a
picnic
day
sisted on my using Chamberlain's Pain will arrive in Portland at 4 p m. The
Examine care felly every bottle of CA8TORIA.
a aafe and aure remedy for infanta arai children, parade. After reaching home a nice Balm. I pun based a fifty cent bottle and tram corresponding with the eastbound
and »er that it
lunch was served at Mrs, C. F. Daniels. used it according to the directions and the No i> ia No. 3. out of Chicago This will
next morning site walked to breakfast reach Portland at 7.30 a. tn. Westbound
Beare the
Auneelinf of bicyclist» »as held last w ithont assistance in any manner, and train No. 1 w dl leave Chicago at t>:30 p.
Klgnatare of
evening in Oddfellows’ hall, for the pnr- she has not tied a similar attack since.— m.. and Omaha at 8:2d the follow jog day.
The lime will lie reduced two hours and
In Ute For Over 30 Year«.
pose of discussing the tax questiorf and A. B. F arson ». For sale by Howorth A 45jjiimitea.
N > 3 westbound train will
The Kind Yun Bave Aha aye Bong id the construction of paths. A plan to Co., druggists.
leave Chi< ago at 10 .30 p. nt., and Omaha
at 1:25 p. m. the next day.
build a plank walk four feet wide from
CASTOR!A
The service on the Union Pacific on all
Yeeterday was the 81st anniversary < f the end of the city sidewalk to Turner's
Bear, the ■.ignature of Cwa*. H FirrcBBR
these train« include» buffet smoking libra­
the institution of Odd Fellowship in hill a mile and a quarter in distance, w as
la u«e for more than thirty years, and
ry ears, and dining car«. No 8 will carry
Anterie». It was observed in Salem hv discussed. Thia could be done for about
TKt Kind i'v. Ham Ahaaiyi Beagkt.
a dailv ordinary sleeper to Kansas City,
with change enroute to ordinary cars to
laying the corner stone <>f a new temple four hundred dollars, which some
K H. tirover, of the Grange »tore gro- Cbi< ago.
and ope»» house. Jn.lge Geo. H. Hur- thought conld be raised in two seasons.
Consult the nearest ticket agent for ,
nett, past grand master of the Oregon A committee of three was elected to col­ eery Hspartment, is spending the week detailed information.
jurisdiction, threw the first shovelful of lect the tax and handle the donation» at Bruwnivill», looking after busi nee« in­
W. H. Ht Rt.m rr.
1 terest» and visiting friends and relative».
General Passenger Agent. I
dirt in the ceremony.
I withoot commission — Sheridan Son.
I
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CASTOS
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
AVc ge table Preparat ion for As -
f
sibilating theFood and Regula­
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
Bears the
J
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llBtfAXIS
( H1L 1)KE>
Signature
J Promotes Digestion.Cheerful-
Ì1C5S and Rest.Contains neither
Opnitri.Morphine nor Mineral.
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of
N ot N arcotic .
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i
> Í
of CIJ ZrSMl’ZL PITONI
I\upjJ.in Su2'
Alx. Senna *
SJtt -
struse Seed *
}Ypj*rmint -
Bi CisixxuiitSeJa- *
flam Seed -
i
The
Kind
You Have
A prrf’ct Remedy f or Constipa­
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signature ot
NEW YORK,
Ì EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
<!__ _
Advertised l.elters.
Letters for the following persons re­
main uncalled for in the McMinnville
postoffice April 24, 19o0.
Mrs. Jessie Bell—2, D. H.. Daniel,
Cleveland Eggers, Johan Granlof (for­
eign), Mr. Farrensworth, J. H. Harris,
There is now a good, New Two-seated
Mr. and MadHm Hillard (foreign), Frank Hack on the Mail Line fiom Salem to
Pearson, A. E. Price, Mis» Maria Putter­ McCoy.
fam.
J as . M c C ain , P. M.
People going from here and surround­
ing country will find out that it ¡ b their
OFF FOR CAP»: ROME.
cheapest way to go to Salem.
E. E. DAVIS, Prbpr.
We’re two jolly miners,
McCoy Stage
Leaves McCoy daily, at I o’clock.
Both happy and free
To prospect for treasure,
Beyond the blue sea.
There millions by panning.
Have blessed the old home
Of many brave miners,
Who went to Cape Nome.
cho —So we’ll shovel in the gravel,
And rock the nuggets out,
We ll never stdp for little stuff—
We knffw what we're about.
Two sweethearts are awaiting
For their lovers to come home:
•To help us blow the yellow dohgh
We’ll gatherin Cape Nome.
We've dug in all diggins,
But never have found
Where nuggets kept miners
From reaching the ground.
So off 10 the fields
Wheie such wonders are known—
We’ll stake out our claims
On the beaeli at Cape Nome.
We’ll live on fried bacon,
fold beans on the side,
Canned eayuse fol Suuday,
And onions tbat'rdried;
But we'll watch for Venen.
When we arrive at home—
We ll buy a fine piano
With gold from Cape Nome
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Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
i
The Retort Courteous.
Editor Reporter: Your little pleas­
antry at my expense, because I am a
member of so many conventions of dif­
ferent names, entitles me to a little soace i
for a reply, especially if I will be pleas­
ant about it. I will try to be. There is
no difference in the platforms or the
principles of the Bryan democrats, pop­
ulistsand silver republicans. Some are
tenacious for name, and party managers
think it best to keep up all of these po­
litical organizations to please those who
cling to the name. The principles are
sufficient for me, and I will work wher­
ever invited, if principles are correct.
Some people shift their principles and
opinions. Even those in high places are
sometimes great “Hoppers” in this line.
But I will not call names for fear of going
to the waste basket. However, I will
venture to mention Admiral Dewey, as
you mentioned him. I can only account
for his change in the fact that he was
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said to be a republican when the civil
war was over, and until he went to sea
last; when that partv was grand and
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glorious and had the respect of the good
American jieople, but he was from home
a long time, and when he returned and
found parties and principles so different
from what they were when he left, he
felt it to be his patriotic duty to declare
himself a democrat.
J. C. C ooper .
CASTORIA
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Since its fit st discovery it has
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The kidneys are your
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impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
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Pains, aches and rheu­
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cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
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heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, became the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
it used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that pearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin­
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If you are sick you can make no mistake
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free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
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