WEEKLY .OREGON STATESMAN? TUESDAY jUNEf 26, io.
5
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diets of their-paper changed must tat
the name of their former post office, as
well as of the office to which they wlah
the paper changed. .
Several new families have leen aikh-d
to Salem's population by tbe creauier-i
lesj. And still more iu tl country.
with many to follow.
Tlie late showers damaged some hay
and destroyed a iirt of the cherry- reoi,
Itut probably the greatest injury doiio
was hi the further rusting f wheat, r
The showers demonstrated several
things, ls-xldes t lie fact that It can rain
whenever it li.t-t U in Oregon. They
VA-monstratcvI tlie fact that the only
sure way' to produce good 1ks In Ore
gon Is to spray them and k 11 the jce.
1-Tst vorable " weather conditions cannot
lie lHled on for tills, I
Several tccm'd tHiiteii)ioraries ex
p' ex stirr rise that a roap company r
con I Iyt presented to each of tb. -young
went n of a nou-d . NortlKTti instiuitiou
of k-a ruing, a take of sha vlng i-oait
wariauttd f tlaihcr w ithout a brush.
Tin thing is s5np!e. The compauy
"kti''v that ll: snip would it well al
vei Iked' by tb. question.- that woiUJ
1 askcd about' it. - j "
lit re Is the. way' the Register of that
tlty ays it worked down at --.Mobile,
Alabama: "IV antii-spitthig ord!tiauv
went into eHV-et Tuesday :tt 1 already
there Is g. tr.il iuiproveiiK'Ut in the
con dithm'of tin -ddWMdcs. TIk cus
tom Ikhis sidewalk iresented ah uu-soik-d
uj'iH arance yesterday for tli.
first lime in its lytory. i-aiiliriSS' j-t
cviitagJotn.' A projerty owner tindiiig
that the ihhm were 410 knig..T using
li!. sidewulk as 11 cufpkhir, rushed hh
lrtr out and made bini give the fide
walk a - go! sweeping 11k? first In
ycaiH, to our knowledge. j
Ro-Kcvslt was great ciioiikIi to do
Justice t l'rcsMeiit MeKInky tin hi
eceh. ill whkh lie seconded his notii
li'jt'cn. Tlie hero of Saft Juan referred
to biju an "the- President who has had
to meet and solve problems nmre nu
merous and important, than any otlier
IVcsktait iiice.tbc'..days of the might y
Abraham IJik-oIii. - This .o-. not
wound like the lank rou wonta that
have leeu eoutini.'usly' heard, by lb
jHople of tavgon, from tlie nu n iu Mm
ItciHihJlcan party win wto not allowed
to have their way in the dictation jof
tilt t he federal apioiutucut iu this
state. . . ' ! ;
rjL'lIIOT ESTAEUSH TOl5EiyE5
III PURE BLOOD
, r
MAKES THE BLOOD PURE
AUD PPEVtHTS DISEASE.
it gives simt(miT0EZ5n::Li
ATID LIFE TO THE LUHGS.
isnoTAvansicETMExiriEJ
-.. ' a.- . v . i 4t ,1
THESE FOR INSTANCE.
The TBTladelf-Wa platform Is a flat.
rapid. : platitudinous and slovenly
stump upeeeh. Jut one thing the Re
publican party has done for whfeh.
credit Is due it. It has established tlhe
gi'ld stanfcird. TJib w the;oon-e of
the national protierity ai6nt wlrfeh
the llatform t-ay ho nmeh.1 Tbe pofid
ptar?lard has given confidence in mon
ey and business -and the ieHle do t he
rt St. The chief fruit of protection
on wikh t lie platform-makers- have
nent tlieir record Is suPoort of irreat
trusts and furtlitV enrichment jof great
milHonaireH. OrcgonJan yesterday. !
Is 4hat ho? Some of the gretit trust.
and greitt millionaires upiiortel and
further enriched by protecfkn are the
men on Oregon farm who rahe fruit
ami vegetables and rtomortlc aninuils
those, for, instancv, who prodm-e:
Butter arnl cheese, v : -.
Tonltry irbtlucti, .
nay,
IIops,'
Onions und other vegetable. .
FruitH, rreeu and dried.
; Hairu and otlKT pork products, .
I'ecf, veal and mutton.
Hides, : : -- . ,' - - ' -
iVoo! and mohair,
Iutnber. ,
lliese are Wie jAutocrata-the frH
trade uewKimpers are after . who are
continually condemning the plicy of
protection. These are tlie great
trusts ' and niilHoiiairc who are ena
bled to keep their heel on the necks
of the, common people by the aid of
the protective tariff. ,
i .There Knot a man Jn Oregon In any
calling who should not be interested
in the further prosi-erity: and enrich
ment of these trusts and nrilMonnrrcs
on the farms of Oregon. ''And the tnen
in this stae who do not recognize the
value -of rotection for them are very
few and far 1etween.
Tlie 3niuiry will not le made n vain
within a few years, "Who was tlie
candidate for Vice President in J90UV
NOT 0 suui:.
Aljutant (iwral CorWn ls luizzl'-d
to find out how to Itring tlie volnntvvrs
home; ftrnu, the IMnilippinex, reilaciug
them with regular troops, to the. num-
ln-r of -.",H.H, without Impairing th.;
service In Oiiba. Tlie thing is eimple
enough. If tlie Umited Stat will only -
let it iv known that at once, without
unnecessary delay, the pledge made
to tli iKHile of !ub:i wiil K 'fnlliUeJ,
and tliat iH-oj'le will lie given lf-gov-
tt nii f nt ikng the linies of that pk-dge.
no great army wi'll le Jongcr , iioKUd
in-t'u1a. anl the regul.-i.rs 3 n that Isl
and can will lx spared to take care of
the r Phllii pines. Mobiie, ; . Alabniu:!,
R"istcr. . - - .
. 5 . - -
Tliis fc riot certain. The people of
Cuba are not an educated pcojJe. TJcy
liave tnt lveu sclioolel In wlf-govxTn
teent. . Tliey may succcd in rme In
taking i"ate of their own' affair! iu a
w umcr Vinsractcry to tliedemands of
e'vilizatiorti.-' Put Ibey wou!4 prolxtbly
te sit cacili other's tlvnoats tf they wcr?
given full autlrJty and 4eft entirely
iflore now. It must - i reiueu!rjJ
that the enditions of Outia lire differ
ent from tliose of an Auicrira'u terri
tory. :. ;-;:'.' r :; ,
TUB' MAX WHO .WAITBD.
On the' eve of the 11 nopposiil 110111 1 na
tion of William McKinley for a sec
ond term as President of the UnVH-d
States It is priMT to recall to memory
an incident of the Republican National
OrtiventSoii -fit Chicago, (twelve years
ago'tliis month, sald a 'writer, iu tlie
New York "Sun of last Monday. ; i
William McKiuley was In the Ohio
delcgatkm to that convewtion, 'and Ids
caiidi-late was John Sherman. The for
ty-six votes of Ohio were east solidly,
for Sherman on ballot after ballot. He
led, but itj. liecame evkh-nt that Sher-
niau could, not oe iioimnateti. , .
Then at wa that tliere came' to
Major McKlnlcy a temptation and an
01 iot tunlty of the sort that -makes
men's 1khIs whirl. His name i began
to be sioken 011 evty side as that of
a dark liorse of suriirislug promise.
Delegates from tbi stnte and that
state .began 4o transfer tlM'ir. votes to
him. fcight years earlier, under almost
precisely simibir clrcumstanc-es, CJar
fiehl of H'o, likewise pletgeI to John
Sherman's interests, had seen ,oien
fore him uuexiectcdly a short cut for
his own personal a mixtion; and t!ar
field hal yleldcil to the temptation,
fccb!y jirotcsting, and iiad received the
uonrinntior. j - . -
When on the fourth lutllot Connecti
cut reeoided a voti for McKinley, tlKit
g-ntnian w as on his feet In an instant
with tlx best speech of his Eie. Here
it is: ;':'; ;'- ;- ; , ' ;
"I ani here as one of the chosen rt'p
reseutatlves of my state. I an hereby
a resolution of the! Republican convene
tku," passed wMliout one dis.enttng
voice, ttumandiug;me to east tuy vote
for John Sherman, uwl to use every
worthy en-leaver for his nomination. I
accepted the trusts lH-aus"iny heart
ami my Judgment vere Iv aCvrO wiiu
the letter anl sirit an-1 pnrise of
that resolution. It has pleased certain
delegates to east their .votes for inc.
I am not insensible to the hormr they
would, do nie, lut in tlie" presence of
Um duly resting uion uie I cannot re-
niaiu silent with ibouor. 1 cannot con
tdtftently with the! credit of the state
wIkisv emlentials I Ix-ar ami which
has trusted me cannot, with honora
ble fidelity 4o John Sherman, who has
trusted me in .his eaus and with bis
confidence I cannot eoiis-istently with
my own vitAvs of my inrsonil intg-
rity etmseut or st-ra to consent to ir-
mit my name to le hs"i1 as a candidate
liefore this ejuventkni. I would 'not
r?sieot myself if I couH HikI it in my
heart 4o do, to ay,-or Ito permit to be
done that which could leven be ground
for any one to gusjxct hat I Wavered
in my loyalty to Ohio ior my devotion
to the chief of her choice and the chief
of mine.. I do not requst--I demand
that no delegate who woukl not cast
rcdeetion npju me shall cast a ballot
formo. : - " f j . " , , -; -, -.,
And Benjamin Harrison was nomin
ated upon the seventh fliallot.
The finest thing a4aut William Mc
Kinley's. manly, impnilsive, spontane
ous protest iu tbe courehtkm of 1SSS
wa that It was so deEvertd that no
dektsate ir sieetatir (who heard it
tloubttxl its ab-o!ue "sincerity.1 It rang
as genuine- Ciok, -evefi his iiolitlfl en
ofeies ever .accoseu tdui of playing on
that occasion '.fijr effeelt, of ixsfng for
Iemuial, advantage, of! j entertaining a
M-cKit xurpose" contrary to the Higulfi
cance of Ue earnest wxrIs lie ntteretl.
.In nominating Wiliiam McKinley
unanimously and by acclamation for a
second term as rrcskltitit of the TJnited
States the twelfth National Oonvrntlou
of the Republican pa ry honored that
AnKTican-geutleuian not more conspic
uously than he honored!) himself by that
siwt-h at the n-iuth -National Couvch
tkmi. J-.-: : ? ' .: .' ' II - n '-' ' -
ClVILrSERVIOE rtiXSlOXS.
t)ne of the issues thie ieople of the
United States will soou be confronted
with Is the demand fjor tlie payment
of iiensions to offlcersijof goverunien't.
The basis is laid for a movement to
create a civil service it pension system
by the action 1 of the Treasury .Deiwrt--nient
in carrying on f the salary list
clerks who can no longer perform the
duties iM'longing to their office.: It is
gravely argued that a great ; and rich
uatl-on would be disgraced ly turning
cut'. ;hpon thei w"hll! superannuated
clerks to wiiom luMinl salaries havo
been paid for a quarter of U century
or more. s. i-'. isuiietju. :
Tlie issue will nave jto lie faceil. Of
this We liave no doubtij Tlie civil serv-
ie iension Is the fitting .complement
of the civil service system. But there
is no good reason for J-ther existence of
either, excepting in aj very, few eases
wliere the. services of j specialists and
experts are required. (This Js a repinV
lic, a government of jail the iKoiIe
and there is 110 placet unde stK-h a
government for an official aristocracyj
There is no fit placv f ir an office 1kI1-
ing class. 'Wlien the Ijssue comes, the
whole civil service system shouH Ix?
swept off the stat nte Uwks. root and
branch. Tills will doj away ; with the
aiccesssty of civil service; pensions.
A writer iuUhe New. Vork H:rnld
says the coining ciiiiiacilgrt will le tlie
most important in the country's his-
ry since the days f the civil war.
Tlie campaign of wa4 a : very im
portant ouj Itut we
ure iiK-liued I to
agri-e with the Herald writer. A
vic-
tory for theifBryanlties Woukl 1h a
t
lxen their success foilir. years ago. ft
wonkl Is breaking ,ff in the mid-He of
the gnat things .tltat
are; under" way.
If-snch a misfortune
s to happen, it
were lietttr tiiat tiie jgreat tilings had
never i Is-eu uiwlertaketi. Itut1 we . feel
every confidence tlia t
this country will not!
tlie" people of
think of turning
their fac-s track and In
a vl u g u nfi iIsiKd
the gtcat .undertakiHs they have iu
haiil. It would Jiot die 'Kfce this great
country in any part of its glorious ids
tory. "
"The 1 RepiHlican hitform as pre-
sentcd and "aloitel ysterday at the
I'lriladeh Jila onventikMi Is sound in
every line, clean cut ajnd to the ioiut,"
says tihe San t rancasoo liuiietiu. xmie
of Hh Uv' trade newspapers are sij--iug
it: is platitudinous and ' far from
clean cut. It is thoroughly Republican
and intensely A iiRiican, and Is fully
exemplified by tlie candidates who irc
standing on It. t It cotjld not have leeu
fraBied better to fitj tin;- hIss s hnd
ambitions of the PatiltUr coast. ...'".;
A farmer friend oC the writer could
get no ack just wllien - he wanted
them, so the pnt ids jwheat in ids liii.
after cleaning it uinJ ami it is .there
yet. Wheat is up now, and he is glad
sjicks were scarce. li woukl .be a good
klea for more of our
preimre for storing
farmer friends to
their w'heat on
their farms. :
In addressing the jfuiemliera of the
Business Women's Uouncil In New
York a few days agopbouias (I. Shear
man said: "Never think of marriage
until' you are nfb'.e to support a hus
band. Mr. Shearman Is evidently a
man wrirhf tlie good of his sex thor
oughly at heart. , j; j -
Wheat has juniiie! up three cents a
bushel more In price.. If tlie Willam
ette valky farmers were certain of a
fnll crop, tlK'y woukl thave more to le
thankfu) for on this score. However
the restof the VN'orrhwest will have a
big croi of the cereal. ;
We are glad to see that tlie bicycle
tax 1 to be tollecte!, or at least the
law tested to find out If it wi'll hold
water. If it is not g.od, tlie ' liCgis
la t lire at the session of next winter
must amend it. l
II BR IS ITS Y HAY.
Not miK'h good gold did she -disburse.
Yet well tdie i-ient ea-h golden mln-
. lite, I' j.,': - .
SIm liad 11 precious little purse
And there was pTccious little In it.
That was ..lief on she started out. I
She meant, to shoji; her mean; were
ample ; ,
When she got Kick that purse, was
. StOIlt,'' . i ' f : '.' ! . '
For It was-stuffetl" with many a
- sample. pr
i 1 "Chicago Record.
Skin-Tortured Babies
C3Y FOR CUTECURA. i'
Instant relief and Bleep, In a hot lth witn
CirrieucA Map BTwlaeialo unoir.u n-ii-i
Cvtictb'. i;at3MT.w Al!essa-i-totilcl-i tor
tured InXanla aad 'orvij. worried jiarcntt..
. itrnnHm Sn;v.0"trTiT.e. P'rrrrK
' M A KB BXCEIKNT BANKERS
Women Have Met Decidjd Success In
the Tomain of Finances. r
' One of the latest actpvit'es - upon
which women liave enterfl is thatjOf
(banking. They are akl jto make s
c'llent cashiers ami hotaffew of the, 11
are found In vro,11'uttt flauciiil Insti
tutions throughout the country.
While mine women ha ye little nat
ural aptitude for bwinest when they
are told a thing oik tlny almost 1 11
varhri'ly rememlier (t and soldo 11
make the same error twfc-e. Tliey are
qnl k, a a rule, In (their 1 atyounts.
Few iH?ople have any nectirate idea of
the numb t of wonwrn w.lj keen sej l i
ra te accovHits or who wit stocks and
lrouds. Olany - are the widows of rich
men, while some liave injierited large
snms of money from fathers or ot Jier
relatives, Tliere also is aj consiyrabJe
and growing class of. -.fomen either
actively engaged in'tnxslijess or silent
irtrtners In son enteririse front which
iarge dividends are drawjn. '
Jn'aB this women undHbtedly show
quite as much business f act as men.
It is getting to lie more ft ud more.the
custom to pay, houscibolll bills ylth
cheeks, the bank account jfor this being
carried in the name offth mistress
of the house.- ' '
iSome Xew'York banks have realized
this business enterprise, on the part
of women, notably ho the Fifth Ave
nue and the Second National banks.
In Boston, in a similar -Way; thftneeds
of business womenT liave been recs-
nized and met., especially so by the
C4n v-.. ........ .l.t U
lieeu . renKslehl ujion , nvv Idea-s. fol
lowing in part tliirise teuggisbd' by
?Cew York places, Tui jjiai banking
room contains a large. dsk, circular
iu shape and place,! Within a wro-niit
iron inHosure of handsc&ie dslgmand
.make. Inside of this .ijiay. Ik found
two distinct set of clerks, 1 tellers and
the like, oi to attend t6 ladies doing
business there, the ninii!sr of w-hich
Jia grown to be. of. larde propfwtloiis.
While the otlier side c;tts for thejiiieu
.who have accounts thfre The de
pa rti-nt set aside .for Women Is espe
cially attractive, ami qiiietly,. w ithout
publicity pr annoyance ;nd with every
onvetiietM-e at hand, foiiien patrons
.and deisisi tors may. transact their ,lus
fnes matters . imist I'satisfactoriiy,
T3iere are coflvenk'iit Hittle writing
hdesks.'snpplied with stationary in ens
a iciier or someiiiuig oesitics, a en.fCK
inust 1h written, and tliere also is a
small rec'tion room, j where ladles
may wait for friends at; rest a wliile
if they fed o inclined. Current ui.ig
azines and the best periodicals, al
ways at hand on tlK? tabls, with
comfortable chairs, 'miip-ors, win re, a
glanc may Ik had " to see ' lf"oiT''s
lress Is correH-t. ssiwiig materials,
where a stitch may Ik taken if neiies
ary; or a lost button l-eilaed; in
some of the gen Tat . uveniencis
vhhh have lsHn the stdy 'of the of
licials of this .Well arriuged banking
room, ; j . y '
woMiix LMxrroRs
IX RUSSIA.
Tly
Are making-1 an lvxeiik'nt Rcc-
ord Againait
VMeiitOpintkMi.j
After iiKtny years ofl'opiiosM'ion
tliw part of gm-ern'iiK'iiif offlcfcils ,s(
ot
111-
tilabsl to activity byjuiak physk-ians.
women, .have liceu admitfed to tlh."pfat,r
tk-e of. ns'liclne in Jilissla.f and nre
aiready making good flriKiriTss. Some
:lix; employtwl by tine gvrniiient; and
aw, like otlier government eiupkiyes,
euti tk. d. 4o icnsknis. , Tliey are. county
and sv.lioi. ifliysielans. ilotrtors for tlie
jhmt arid in the uwdfcal aorinbui-'
sjskimt Dr. X. Sclmit, , in tlie j St.
IVteiVtmrg Insiltute 'i frexis-rintielital
utHlk-ine, is oik of tbefilirst.exiwrts in
taMcloIoy ami (the lt-ture are W"t'l
atteTuk-d.. In Russia "Jfor some ytus
wouk-j have le'n eniio)irl as nioth-
ecatk's' ckrks. .-Iir Vrtijtuy, als. t !
(Wiirtendnirg nHniter ediK'atiou will ;
now give women an Kainsfrtitnity to
study -eheuihftry anl ipss an exaniin-.
at ion. . Iu commenting on- this iri vil-
cge, lr. W. iWachte-r iiu a Rcrlini re
view, says: ' "... f; f. 'j
lf women do secunl thir inivilige It:
will .be anything but slnefure; tJ'r
iuan ai-othecarks deilks ; littve ;to il
krgo a -ouise of! ft tdy. ami. WSien
tiny nv3ve a pfisitkfti they are ex
iected to b. on dutyjfre-m 7 or ,8 in
ike nnirniflg to lt or II 1 at night: be
skkt atitenolng to 1 he Ihuight ls4b every
other night.. if not everfy night. For all
this tlsy receive frorjo u to IS a,
nsmth and board anfl " Mlgiug. In a
few exceptional camsau assistant nray
H-cieive as. much a $-t a innth. L.n k r
such ehvuasstauees it Is liardly 4 Won
Ut tawtjtti jouiig 11H-11 do not ;eford.
Snto tills field of '.onj.loy im-nt.' It' is.
in-k-4l, tln. lirticnlty getting assist
ants, ei?eckilly hj i vll:i?s. ; that, Ita
nad uxiny of 41k afKlrtliei-arics willing
to consider the eaudfdacy of woii'n.
Svonin clerks, lie insists, shoiikl tin ier
ix 1 i-lrr-n instances accept; tower wag
than tlie then, and tby e!oiiJl. if
sih'ie. organaze i for fpitotectku;; nor
ishoukl tbey evr 'eou.4rut to act.when
l-u'iuess is- sla k. as as-s!stant'-- 1o
ais-tlF"eary"s wife, thus eiull;ng Ikt
to dlisse with a ixtvant."
MEXiaiS MOUNTAIN .OF IRON.
It Will Supi'ly the JlVorM With Ore
for ilnndred.tr of Years.
El Corn o de Soiiora of Mexicn say
that an engineer: enipl jed by an
Anrk-au 'eompany. iwho n-eentlv vis
ited the ('erro le Mercado, in Ourati
go, saj-s that the ir-i in ,ishi on this
mountain M sufficient to furnish all
tlieusmelters of England -with ore for
a p;riod f:Ko yeat-s.,.;ayf tir.; New
York 'Tribune. i.The jjron whk,h may
lie obtainel witboitt excavating one
huh exceeds WOMmo tons, and the
value of the ore tht may tx tsken
out runs up r to the astounding figure
of 99iJ(MM'4 pesos, at the priw of
this product when th investigation
wns made. v"'"'-;:
The newspaper cited asserts that
the German--engineer, FrdrW.ic
Weiduer, who has ma e a mor? care
ful study of ; the wealth of the. C'erro
del Menvado, than '-anyone else, avers
that it contains l.ol;.(KHSif cubio
fiH't of metal, which Is sufficient to
supply the smelters' uow in exisreuve
or wh'ch may come' Into existence for
tvntur'ies to ctme. r Mexb-an euglneeres
agre that the Iran niountaJn r-ferr'd
to Is t3.e greatest In the world and
are of tlie opinion that thore are tiin
I'ar m:ss-s of troa iii, the country,
which will ber discovered little by lit
tle. :- '.:: X :,; : - . '-.,--v." .
EGGS A IiA rilrlSIDBXT KRUtSER.
Take hard-IxiSei ergs .ami slice off
the white at one -end so that the yolk
can 1h taken off . Season tliis with
pepper and salt, and stir lu chopped
tr 11 tiles and put lack into the .whites.
Cover the eggs with aspic jelly tinted
different colors violet, yellow, pink,
blue, red and x on. There 4ite harm
less lustration for coloring imrposes,
Tht eggs-j will stand up oh a . plate.
pTaec.I 011 the eii-I which (lias leii cat.
Cover with whipped cream. In which
are a few chopped trulllcs. Or, Instead
of using jbspk- jilly, roll fte eggs n a
bowl Iu which are an egg or two well
Nten up with a littkj i-okl inilk:.tlieu
roJl In fresh bre-ad-irumbs anl fry for
a few minutM in very hot -fat. Take
them up witfb a skimmer and serve hot.
ONXrY
WELSHMAN ! COULI
KAY IT.
The following telegram was handed
In t for delivery at the postofflee at
beitow. .- England: nJoing i to
shall lie liome Iry 4i." Tlie
jxstniaster, thinking that there was
more than a fair penn'orth of conso
nant In the name, referred it to his
srirve3'or. wlio wrote backr "It 1 an
attempt at the name tof a village -in
AngleT.'y); bpt Is evklently not writ
ten by "a Welshman: tlie ; spelling Is
ItHorrect. and. biit for the joke of the
thing, the Ordinary abbreviat Ion
Llanfalrpw-n-rwould have been better.
Tlie fell name correctly written I givi.
below Llan:fairpwilgwyngyHgog'rch-wrniydrGUiwillamlisilliogogogoc-h.
,
"SIBERIA'S '' NATURAL WHALTIL
SUr'ria produces one-tentli of tlie
world's yU-kJ of gold, ami but few of
the mines : have lieen worked, on ac
count of the climate, says Consul
John C. Covert. The Immense coal
deiKisits have hardly been touched.
One. mine, with six lsls, contains as
ftinch cSnl as all the ik posits in Bug
land. Tlf' htck of transportation fa
cilities alone has preveuteil it from
fsdng worked. . ,
THE SECRET OF PAHEREWSKI.
t.;- t . -, - O' - - -, ' - - , ' "
IIoAV the -FanKrtw Flanist Kecis His
: V Fingers Supple.;' " '
3 How nny great . pianofort : iayer
Tfceiis hfcs hriiKki suptde1 has often lcn
a matter for Winder, says -Tit-Hits,
tut M. raderew ski, tlie k'ng of jii 1 n
isrs; Ii:ts" revealed tlx : whole si crvt,
""The night lsfoP: t play I turn ...my
hanff over' to ivy valet, and he rniw
ny lingers until tliey tingle," declans
M.itderewski. "Then he takes one
ttnger" after tlie otlier and tiinis ami
twists -it in the paint of. his hand, al
ways turning: ; the one way. Tint
loaves tlie lingers stipple, and keejis
the knuckles iu good workihg order.
Iist he rubs the paint of each baud
very liard as 4iards I an tatil it.
Just tieron 1 go on the platform to
play I . luive a K-is-in of hot w.ut-r
4rt nght to my dressing-room. In this
I immerse iniy hands. Hot! I should
say 0; Just as about as hot as It is
isrsH-lc fdr a man to stand It." So this
is the way It Is done.
I PEQULIAR AND PERTINENT.
p There has, never been a 16 to I ratio
tinder the coinage laws of this country,
lit. ratios have been: Act of 179-1, 15
to t ; 1834. 6,oo2 to j; 1837, 15,588 to-1.
lijes of borax are extending year by
year. The meat purchasers of the coun
try arc the largest; consumers, aosorD
ing 6.000,000 pounds and over anrntally
OflVcicil figures recently compiled
how tlie tna In ' line , mileage of, rjiil
roaids.an Mi'siouri to le nearly . 7000.
This total is likely to be considerably
increased this year. . I
T'i:i otai receipts -of the 'Methodist
Foreign Mionary society for the last
year were $11,376,399.07, whichis .the
argest afnount ever paid into luc treas-
irv n ojie" vcar.' r--'
I nr the province of Smolensk. Kusia,
there is held every three moiuh4
lot
are lot-
tery'm InisbamKi antl wives, who
ciioscn by the diance drawing o
tery ticket. .
ANTlQtTE CANNON.,
' -.- V
A-t Fortress Monro and Various
other forts and arsenals thnpighout
tlie United States 'are errornro's .pian
titi"H of antique and olsdete eannon,
eoliwnbiads, howitzers, tnortar Hhelbs.
aud other pi-ojcvtile. gun-eirriages.
aud etUipMiHnt wirieh tlie serttary of
whr is 'authorized to lost n or give to
Holiliers' nmmment asKiatkihs. mu
nik'iiisil coqwratlons, and posts of tlie
iraud Army oftiie HeiullM-, niwler an
act passed In lS'.xt 4y -ingresii. Koine
of, thes guns ;are very old, aui all
are more or Icsh ornanieutal, 1 ut they
afe otherwise worthless,i except - for
old iron.':" - -"i . .
-1-u . j. -. - u j , v- r1"
Atnotkg tin io.uiy fals of Fjnrror
Willi.! hi' is lib passion for clhxting
l?ote! and sIhs's of famous wople, hia
eolketkii of -tbvse- particular artieks
oc nttiiT onstit,uting a fitting Jpcndant
to his iiuge museum of uniforips. Tlie
e31ectkn l kept in the Marbk palace
at rotsdatn. ami tliere are: sofrtie yHm
ixtin". from Urck winda!, and a pair
of sliprs repi:cI to hate I'ioug! to
Mahoiuet, to the boots of Walleiiedein.
of tiustavus Adolphus. of Peter ' the
t!reat, of Frehrk-k tlie :rcat, an-1.
lastly, of the first Naisjleon.
'Wliv' don't your novelists
write
aNnit tlie life fliey know Is-st"
"Well, one very good re.tson is tliey
wotil l get into hot Water with oil
their ndghlwrs." Chicago Uccord.
UifBitarw
' Pacific 'Horoestexd, Sslem, Or.1 Bert
Ut.n paper. I'iJtd weekly. $1 9 stn .
SXEEZE COST HIM A FORTUNE.
Unalile to Repress It. a Deo.ctlvo
Lost a Largo Reward.
'. While the detectives were
siftln
he sT-i
around tlx oflh-e waiting for
geant to lssvw- assignments and uiake
ll -tails one of tlie men, an ok
J'-Jith
Avlxe hair has grown while witl
hndcwing criminals, sudieuly gave.rt
Imid sneeze Unit . made tlie iii aiid.-s-tent
light vibrate, says the Atlanta
OMvditutlon. - . -i---.' j
"iiront stars, exclalnutl otije of the
yoenger lirootl, ryou nre-tne jlnost vo-e'flR-oiw
sneezer 1. ever heard."
"Yes; let une tell you roin"tliiiig,
l oys," reiilietl he bfcl detectiie. "That
eueze of mine once cost nie f lo,is.
The exprcssk'hs -of it.reliil'.ty wpn
IJ( filths of Ills hearers iiustsl t lf
old detective to tell the story of nis
r-MtIy (sueeze. " - ' '.
, "Majis tome of you nMnenilier,' he
said, ''alKHrt the irjliee In Ajlaida lc,
Ing notified lwk in the sole of two
i ank nltKrs betiding tlds w
ny. Tlwy
liist an'l
KkI n1.!Hl a i:uik In the
Hm tiort , was they wer
going to
Atlanta to meet and divide Hit joiIs;
liaving sparatl after the toIls'ry.t
amid i Ktrsplcton. ' I was d tailed t
work on tin eas and 1t wan't many
days K'fore I Iwd tsisitted a siispirlous
stranger stojidng at a
lxia r.ling-
lxmse in the city. I kept a
ise watch
011 m mi ami a icw uivs kitt
r anither
.tvpk-ious character tnrmA up and
went (to the same Ikmisc
lMi.ir.1. I
'krew the men w"re only
HSjHt-''d.
and that to sen-tire vid
lilt 111:!
wbk h to convk-t them I would have to
see then together 'when tlw
y divkled
the iouey or hear tlr m diicuss their
p!ans when they tiiouglit Iheniselvc
unnolItHMl.
TIk story was getting Interesting,, for
the "toys'r In 'the detective rftc kuef
tWat no matter how much Hi- oil
sk uthi fooled ''other iMoik. he tievi'
T
svcvA lck on the "profsIi.T
Sc 1 arningid wit1 the landlady of
the Uarding-hous-." continued tin old
debvtive, "to h'k me in the closet.
oienlng into the room whicli my birdt
KXij)iIcl, I was afniid 11 t t ha vo
the xioeset ks-kioL IsMilllse (he fclhtws
might liave pried nnuiud ami oKnd
the ckset to 1st ui they trcre alone,.-'
I wan. to stay in; the locked
close! tut-'
ng and as
til tin men held thHr iiMst
soon as they left the lan
iia-ty was
to hurry into tin hmhii and fei.-a-t me;
Hie list would iiave lnin iJaiu sjiiE
iug. Well. tfH fellows met. and I was
In tlM -closet all right. I heard tli"iir
talk alxjiit Jiow.-they had vorked tho
rob!xry and lis iiss the divi ioii of the
money. .Then at a iitosf rritical nut- -n'nt
1 felt that I was going to suctwi
I did everything In my jMnver to keep -the
t-neezi down, but 1 he dust In tlie
ckiset had got in r1ts work jind I gave
om. of my regulation sneezm, great lj
intensifird bivause 1 had alten.pti-'l to
suppress it. The jig was up. 1 heard
two men lhelng dowit tie- steps; I
kniM-ked 011 ilk- (Iinw :iml 1 1 1 1 I:iiiII:i,I v-
b t iih out aftin what I thought, was
1111 iiiterminatiiej wait. T ic in- n es
caped from the city, and mi far as. 'I.
know were never caught. There w.-us
a. reward of fld.ixiO for them." 1
M..vari 1
bo.
Ti.. c-'!t-rj .-f th! n:r -s-i!!
e-iwa tnkl ili!-rs ufc toast one u
hat fcoiort.-e 11.1:1 ri'i a.uis tu
in aii Ha
tt-'. tiwi tllat -sit au;r-.-h.
Hatra Calarrft -
,'urc in the only rsj;tire cure tool
,vn tr. il-e niru-
cat fraternity. Culauli i-sjii
1 niit a oiuMituliotiai
li!a!te.-rovuirra a,
; canft.luc.otk! trulmrnU
rtalt'B t ataj-rft Cure i taKeii ntl rnailr. aclme
lirectly ipon th tlovl f.n fnuoliiMrfarpn rf
the i'trtii, thert?Ky !i:.ilru.Tine the foundation
of the 1i-taie, and fiTintr f pilictit tiireniftli
oy builiiinsr cp tlio onrintitnlinn ami ajtiflinf;
aature in tloiii? jinwork,' The inprictors l.av
bo much faith in'ita mrative fioVeni, that Ihrr
offer Cue HunHrr.ft Dollar for ahy care that it
faila tocure. Fend for list cf tCfikiiuonittla.
, Adtlrcas, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolcfio.O,
JO" Sold by Ornxsiata. 75c.
Hall's Family i Tills arc
the besL
WILL COLLECT THE BICYCLE TAX.
Sheriff Durbin TropoM s t
1 Advl VajlS
Inly,-loth
on nellnqiM'Jits After-
WiU Enforce I
41 w.
tFrom Daily StatesinanJ June S)
siKMirr I-, w. iMirbiu lias ieo.tieii 10
extend the time for" paying tlie spivial
bicycle tax to July l.IWi, after which
date tlie Miialty iroik-4l by law for
ikliiipi iK-ies. will Ik? adtleil, and the
collection of tlM 4ax etrforeeil. Th
slKTiff Is now roady;to receive -all pay
metts. and urges afl wlwetmen to avail
themselves or tlie opportunity pres-!!!-tnl
to pay tlie tak during the jMxt thre
weeks, after win.cli tlnteJa l-fiialty or
1 will atkled, atil w
iels will Is
scizctl. The -money to W
this tax will Is used In
t icyde p:iijis luilt last
klerived lrom
repairing Mie'
Scar, uiKi m
building new paths throti
;hottt M ition
county. j
Yisterlay tw6 ownert
of
bk-yeto
each de-
railed at the lierifrs tlk-e.
ivisitiiig ?1.!IT and recei
Vttlg "tlM-IX-UMT
tlw new numls'r tag. Tl
ic munlsT of
whwls on wiiich the tax
has thus fit
been paid his year, i u.
THE
I. ARIA.
Chills and Biliousness
is a bottle of
GROVES'S
TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC It
is cimply Iron and Qui-
nine in a tasteless form.
Ho cure, no
pay. Price 50 cents.
Dr. Wllltam' Indian Pila
(lintmciit wUI cureimna.
mi... , .iikn.ii-1 hA tnniont,
lUi the llchinpat once, acts
laa a. multloe. ieivesi tnRtant.fe :
lief. Dr. VHUIamUnlinIileOioi-
. 1 . 1 ri.- Ji l..a ,n(1 It ('
inu of the private parti
warranted, oy ariicKijj'. 'j - rv.ut
eftpt of pricr. bO c;nta ami l.s. WlLLIf
MAIIUFACTURIMG CO.i Top..lcieTeiaua, oh
ror 9M toy ail rnggiMs.
riiQTih nnnn
&.HU I IU uuuww
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ml ami m".I . '''" Zkm
ll lt''W'l0T,JUl
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rt n. K,urrp-9c"11
i ref and yoiiinniiwr. .It
I OL'B SPECIAL PRICE
ptrrr, H. I, f.Kl ""V".
4. (Mil ' '-..V.V
P
1 cs
8.
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mm
rc.il.M1 rubber hrrJ, htrUrt wit, S.6l I"
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