SAtinr. onnco:?. tltsdat, ahiil is. 1902.
mm- city hews.
ARB TOU RAISING CHICICENSN-
The Oregon Poultry Journal will tell
you how to get best result. Send for
temple copy, Salem. dw
IF YOU ARE-- - . ; -
Keeping chicken either- for pleas
ure or profit you will need the Oregon
Poultry Journal. Send for sample copy,
Salem, Ore, m j dw
ONE LICENSE-
A marriage license was yesterday Is
sued boyMr; A. B. Conrad and Alias
Kllxabeth Rewfe; David Btelncjvslgned
the affidavit as witness, t
tsclentllle surBery. . Salem win extend
to Dri Brewer a cordial welcome. Com
ing aa lie does with a Hpe experienea
In . ills profession his friends bespeak
for htm a professional career in this his
chosen field From Friday's Dialy.
FIFTT CEXTit WILJv
Pay for a year's subscriptoa, to the
Oregon Poultry Journal. If you have
on thltktn you neel a poultry jour
nal, fiend for sample copy, Salem., Ore.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -,
Ilev. and Mrs. N. Shupp announce
the engagement . of their daughter.
Miss Mabel, to Sir. George M. Mung-rr
Jr., the wedding: to take place Aprfi
30th. , 1 - t ; " -'' " '
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PUBLIC REClTALr
By the College f Music, and Ora
tory will occur tomorrow (Monday)
evening, in the University chapel, TKeN
recital will begin promptly at 7;4, on
account of the .concert given by Mini
Case at the Methodist church the same
evening, . - ', - " S - -;
IN UNIVERSITY ADDITION ;"'
A. A. Underbill and family" yesterday
"began their residence In the , HarkJn's
dwelling near 'the Park 'school. Mr,
Underwood is one of the proprietors of
the Capital City Creamery,' and lately
came' to Halem from Wtocbittln.
FINAL ACCOUNT 11 LED
In the Marion eounty, probate court,
yesterday, -ahe'nbul. account tu John
M.irtluil r, upon the estate of Abrant
Ditmjr, 4lceted, having been lH!d,
the court ordered that Tuesday,-May
2)iT;4l 10 a. ni., be' fixed 'a the date
fiinl time for the hearing of said final
at -count.
WAS SEItlOUSLY ILL 1
ltetcctlve Joo ,Iay,-of .Portkind, who
camp up to this (ty yesterday to con
duct a prisoner track to Portland, wu
atlscd with a serif s of severe fcongt-s-"tfve
chills wfiile in this city and re
turnl to Portland yestcrdiy afternoon
In a bad state of health fusirlng that
the vrcc of an attack
ONE ACTION FILED
An action lias been begun (n the sec
ond department of ' the State Circuit
Court wherein the plaintiffs, T. T. Geer,
et &J (the State Land Board) demands
Judgment against Che defendants Ed
gar Grim, et al for the sum of $3000,
with interest at the- rate of S per cent
from August 2, 1893; -. for the sum of
$200 special attorneys fees, land the
further sum of $200.41 taxes.' . The ac
tion An also brought to foreclose a
mortguge upon a 114 acre tract of land
In the Daniel St. John and wife's do
nation land claim No. 50, township 4
south, range 1 west., Y. A Turner is
the -attorney for the plaintiff. 1
asBWBaBaaswwaassBisagB)s- j if
8 A' MILL STARTS
The Capital Lumber Co. s saw mill
started ujfc. yesterday morning online
regular-spring run with about a half
force' of men. There are about 2.000,.
000 feet of logs In t the booms and the
company anticipates the longeit and
heaviest run in the mill's -history this
seaion. The snlll Jk: being operated
with a small-fore for a few days until
all of' the machinery can fee properly
adjusted' when a full force will be put
on and the work will be .begun in ear
nest. The new dryjtiln has been com
pleted and put into operation and the
company Is now . equipped to "upply
any trade. , '".,.
WOODMEN MEET HERE
The district convention of the Wood
men of the World, for the district com
prising Western Oregon, will meet in
this city in June, to select representa
tives to the Head Camp session of the
order to be held In Cripple Creek," Col
orado, , in August, The district con
vention' of 1900, held at Independence,
decided In favor of holding this year's
meeting at Woodburn, but it was found
that Woodburn would not he able to
suitably provide for the gathering, and
for this naaon it was proioed to
change to some other point. The com
mittee to decide on the location had
applications from two ,. places Salem
and Portland,- A ballot resulted In fa
vor of Salem by vote of 23 to 9.
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We aresole agents for Selgel Bros.
famous Eagle Brand.
White i
Shirt
Waists
TO TO 11
SLE FOR THREE DAYS
, Tuesday and Wednesday
r WViave a Jarc and bcantifol
j aJ sort meat ctr" ! ' '
Monday
Thi large line of handsome i waists
are. here. Be eu re and see them before
purchasing.
lie waj upon
Lf pneumoivla.
(NE PROBATE ORDER
In th Marlon . county 'probate court
y-t cr lay, th- Unal account of R. K.
Klik and MatlMa M. Kfrk. co-ox'-eu-Mtrn
upon the estate of IVter Kirk, de
i'WwkI, having junie on fyr hfsirlni?
ami showing that all matter of the e
iat" iKul.been llrtilly fettled U, it was
ordered that n,i:d executors be ' dls-nhrgr-from
th'-lr lrunt and thfir
.boudsmtr exonerated.
ONE DEED RECORDED
In th- county recorder's department,
yesterday, one tl?e! was filed for record
whereby 'H. H. ' Riming tori tr(iii!fer to
M. E, TIarvey, 24 acres of' land on Wa
fr street In the town! of Sllverton for
a .oti fide rat Ion of $0O. vTo moit
e:irrt of real estate for $300 and $0:
one, chattel niortKage or- fi'l.and 'wfo
iciltsfM-Momiof murtKaK",a1tJ2l)0 ond
Ho. reniwctively. were 10 41led. for
MM'I'd. i
KIND OF MEN. NEEDE
J. II, Grliriew. a. new resident of the
Turner nlghborhoxl, was1, in the city
yesterday, and bwune a subscriber of
the rwlce-o-Aveek statesman. Mr.
tlrlmen wa until re:enUy i resident of
Burlington, Kauaas. He haa Jut
bought the farm of J. C. Thompson, of
Oi'.'S My, two miles went of Turner.
This farm contains 363 acres, and th
price paid was $11,000. r. urimc
raised enttlo In Kanwii mostly the
"white faxes" (lIcrcfonl), and he will
probiibly keen the same breed on his
new -.farm here. He may also keep
other breeds, Mr, Grimes s aype of
the kind of men we nel mre of in
this valley, and are Retting a boo1
many of amonj; the hew cumerif lha
kind who wlIT 1 nt nxl uce and follow up
tdate merhrxls In farming and stock
ralfdng, s as to get the motrt. out of
the bind, artd make the waste pku-es
yjHd sornethlnK for hemselve and for
the l" whole community, Mr, Grimes
Wni Improve his new farm in many
wavr. He expeots to make It worth
much more than $11,000 In the oours-
of time.
Silk
Shirt
Waists
Wo have tlio
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Late Styles,
Large Quantities,
Small and Large
Sizes
ALL COLORS
and prices that will pleaae. Our. waits
have mot with Keneral approval. Let
them meet with your" approval. Come
and see them. . t '
;v - " " -'4; I U - v fS ll fit- "rC:-:v
Wash Goods
mm - I. ft
Vr--W.cjj lt.
Lai no
Bed Spreads
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
ROAD -1M PliO VKM'HNTH
Roal '-Supervisor J. B. ' Barnes, of
G'rvals Itoa.l Iistrlct, yesterday, with
two teams of' horses and : a driver,
came to -thla -ity and 4ok the new
mad grader, which was recently pur-
haed by t he county court and turn
ed over fv lht and adjlnlng road dls
strlcU and three-of the" new wheel
scrapers Yo.Oervals where they are to
bp uaed" in allying on the extensive
iSd improvement 4 now utul.-r wty.
Hl'IT ON oi.I NOTE 1
l. Hvwerinatj,-by his attoiney, .John
l'..ine,: yf iclenlaf l)) in Suit ag;tin.Ht
John Patterson' in 11m. first iepartm -nt
j.t the t :,rc ult Court, detnamtfrtg judjr
uient against the defe'nlant or the
sum ef'$ 102.77, with Trrte rest sit 10 per
cent frorn btte of tillnK and the sum
of 125 specbjl attorn'ys fet. The
pVilntlff allege that the. smo'iii-t Hiied
for I ltte tiwm a protnlw'r-y itole,ex-
uted in the sum of $100 by the Psi
1 nd.nt tnfavif tf the plalntltT n July
n. ism. . - -: ! !"' - : -
The stiade. rake and hoe are now
nitt'erl Into reiulwtton( In nearly every
Salem home, for wort In gaiaens ana
llower beds. ;
1
J :
83 cents. .
$1.25.. .
$1.50.. ..
$2.23. . ..
$2.-.: ..
$2.3.. ...
$3.00..
$3.23.: ..
$3.85. , . .
e
e .
.. 69c
.. 93c
.-4U9
..zoo
..12.48
'..2,65
Muslins
Our domestics are now at llic lowest
jtosMible prices. '
Ladies' lid
Gloves
$2.00..
$1.50..
$1.33..
$140 .
' A
,1,75
.$1-25
1.1.3
i-i -'
I 90c
We have all the latest shades
light and ark in ruaranteekl gloves.
and
Men's Lauhilered anil
Unlanndered
38 cents.
Shirts
The lovely newlans.
The beautiful effects
in white Goods. .
India Tissues. in all
colors.
Silk Zephyrs in beauti
ful shades.
Nainsook a' Tilct. .
fortuna Batistes.
Fancy Alberta Leno.
Mercerized Woven
silks.
Anatolian Fancies;
Silk Oroandies.
Fancy Embroidered
Batiste.
Sateen Shirts
All those who liked our sateen skirts so much
anrlv in Mia winter now have a7 chance to choose
.wm w - ;i f - . , j
from a large assortment fro
.
Eastern house.
In fact we think w
to be purchased h h
have everj'thlni
wash goods line
-
and don't fort-get that we1 are tho
':' 'V'- - -
Bargain House
of Salem
BACK PROM MEXICO
PH. II, II. OLIXGEK ENJOYED HIS
VISIT TO THAT . COUNTTIY
HAS jtETUHNED TO WOIlK. :
,- 1UUIUUIII IIUMVV ,' I
111 fcUO . Oilllil luiiiviio '""'''
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in irr ii it if ii rr it ii ii ti wr y u u , ii
WAH A Ql'Ilin1 DAY J
YWterttay was ih unusually quM d-y
in the i-oiiirty rorl-r's iIcjmi l instil, it
lKtn: h lirwt day for twvi-i U months
iijmilj wWi h thm had lwn no realty
irHiiKfrnt lll'd for re-jril. Th fllinit
of a , hop ontrw t; two niort(tp of
relty for $3rtf and $300, nd one chat
tel niortg4e for fliO represented the
dsys buslnessK. No risreis were ex
lresel. hwcver, as tht-re are itiKh
d-ttTtienUi n haw I M keep ltei.nlei
Holand awl hi?- d.-tnttles busy for scv
eral wes to t utnc
CANn'IDATriH KOlt WEST rlNT
: (rtjtfea.mKin T. II. Tongue has d
elded thea cUMlhUtes fr at io!ntimnt
us wlets to the Wettt IVInt MlMtary
A.vuletny from the First Oregon Dis
trict must ire:e'nt themselves for (e:n
IH'tltive examlnMlon t Palcm alxwit
the la.rt of May or the first of June.
Th.-y will te mentally HcxarrKned by
rf. AV. X Flawl.y. Vb e-prerfdeiit of
ih" Vilsnctte trnlversity. Ir. J. A
ltlrhrtrdiwn, f Halem. will rtamw
th.m' phyrleally. The exact date cf the
......iniini. im ii. deitennliHI by the
csa'ui.nersi j
r
MUVKD TO SAl.EM . ;
Ir! J. II. lirewr fir twelve . (ywrs a
prii-th Imr phlrlnn f illveton. Or
' epem, tuvs UMVi-! to t)lem, where, he
will henceforth practice hi "profession,
-lr. Hrewjx is not tinkmmn In alcm.
" r havliiH ln : "ttille.1 here in cwneulta-.
ii U4Hfi nuinerous tHialona. Tiie
'Duetor is mting up eleant rHHii in
the Uray block, which will be open to
the pubUc Ap-il lUh. V Statesman
reirter: t-allinc at his office, found jhim
husMy engaged in superintend! n the
urmnKitnenta of his rontns, . II is rer
t1Uon nionv Is a modH of neatne.
while, the cMwmllation room eontains
' fell the modern afpUancea necesaary tor
Mrs. Maty K. Tllden. aged 42 vcars
wa VccetvHl at the Ihsnne Avtum
tst" evenlnic from Portland, bavin
b.-en corului led thither by Mrs. E. J.
Iou-jfherty and one guard:
Th Kulern Woman's Club Will pn?li
ably.sn1t.Th. the work of orKanlr-lm?
a lril branch, of the American lewgue
for Clvve '.. linpro'Tnent. It wiiuH be it
KKd thlnisc. Salein cannot tie, too b-au-tiful.
It pays' a city to .lie. beautiful.
The inundation work on Ine new -ot-tiiKe
for Mrs.,H. A. Jones; m High street
near MHrion, Is abtiut completed Mri.
jojW-s will occupy th new cottage her
self, and her present residence, which
Is being raised nd remodeled, will be
for rent. . '
VV are 'turning out wrk promptly,
when pmmlnH: turning It out with the
uw nf new "type and rrmrlals. anl in
flret-ebiss j style. Orders for good
printing. I.rg or email, solicited,
Stiiiesmanj Job OfRce; W. I. Uunlap,
mnnage'Sv! j . . , f.'
Mins IiiliM Houthwlek'g bicycle, sin
Meal, was stolen from her home at the
dormer of Twelfth and Marlon streets,
on '"rklay' evening last. There ' Is no
lew to thf thief
Mm Wil la ll'lknap, of rrlnevlll?
(Irand fhlK of Honor of the Iegee ef
Honor. . A. O. l W.. will nmkc n ofT
flcisl 1xtt to Salem Ijodge No. 19. on
Ai.ril 2fithl and to Viola- Ulge No. 88
on Apr! isth
fne Jblrig brings another. I nere :
every prtufpci'x m . .
a'nwing thej tmlldc rs of Salem, with he
lmpTvetnjnts and nw binldtngs In the
business setton, and the new houes
nd addltiene fn the residence portions
a
of th
clt
t-md H
e ration
morn tig,
Lrhilion of Hamilton llros.
MHrs. who was taken to
r..rtland ot Friday, nnd'-rwent sn -
lr Bppenfttrms yepiemay
t iSt. Vincent's lloeipltal. by
lr. -Rocker. le wimciKw oe
manfully and will recover.
Sheriff H. r-rcitner. of Wallowa
county.' atil Mrs. Cramer yesterday
brought td the Insane Asylum Heiry
H. Reel, oflJIosph. Oregon. The patient
ls3 year ld. They also brought In
Mr TCnnfFsee naker. aged 26 years.
She has scicidai tendencies.
I
There ss a big crowd on the streets
:ti d.v rewterday. epe ny tn tne ai-
r-rM.n when the beautiful sunshine
brought many city residents down town
to mingle f with the crowds from the
country and adjoining towns. The
tores and shops did a thriving trade
ull day. it looked l.ke genuine pring
yesterday. J - .'; -.
lr. II. II. Olinger, who sient the
past two months in Mexico City and in
the Eastern states, has returned to
Falem, and " yesterday resumed hi
practice, being much benefitted by his
rest from his office work. While in
Mexico City, -where he spent most of
the time of his absence. he tilted
Dr. Con tr Is. formerly ot this city.
He reports Dr. Contrls as prosperous,
having a large and constantly grow
ing practice, and he la quite ' well
satisfied with his new location. For
the first year or 18 monttts of his stay
In 'MevieeTTthe practice was slow, but
sJnce ht' learned Spanish and became
acquainted, his practice has assumed
very respectable proportions. On his
return home Dr.i Ollnger stopped ,ln
Portland, and the Oregonlan in spik
ing of the doctor'a tripj says: ,
Mexico City Is about four times as
large as Portuahd. All the U5ine
blocks erected Ih the last few years
are iof modern American! style, and
have all ihe. modern conveniences.
An TAmerica n laboring man has no
business inj Mexico, for the reason that
he cannot compete with native labor
ers; an American professional man
has no inducement to go to that coun
try, because th field Is already- well
supplied witrT Arrerlcans. But Dr.
OMrrger jys that, by liberal conces
sions to outside enterprises, many
American and Hrltlsh (capitalists are
being encouraged , to Invest their
money in manufacturing establish
ments in Mexico, j and the general
ep.lnkn is that goixi profits1 are being
realised.. Among, the large enter-
pii.en recently established there by J
American capitalists is a steel plant.
Manufactories, conducted', upon the
plans which make , them successful In
America will tili more successful
In; Mexico, where the competiton la
not yet so cloee. Rut for a man with
out a eoniUderable Amount , of capital
Mexico has nothing to offer.
Dr. Ollnger attended a. Spanish bull
fight every week he was In Mexico.
He dn"t particularly enjoy the bull
fights, but went In hope of seeing a
Spaniard killed. The'Pghts were very
exeitlng, because of the danger In
volved, but in the fights Dr."' Oiinger
witnessed no men were injured. See
ing 4orses gored by the bulls la sick
ening at first to ine who $t not aecus
rtmel to witnessing tht fights, but
aTter one has seen a few j horsee killed
in ihnt way ttf does not mind It.
Ir. OH'nger w-nt from Vera; Cruk.
Mexico, to Havana, Cuba. ant re
mained in the latter place a few dtys.
On every hand he heard the Cubans
commend! the administration of affairs
In Cuba try the ; Americans, but he
found that the Cubans alnvst unl
verbally regard-ibelr benefactors w Ith
suspicion. H-nt upon making trooWe.
the Spaniards 'have persisted In teJHng
the Ctibah that the Chlted States Will
keep the bland if an American de
pendency, in ord?r to profit by taxes
that may be levied. The" Cuban be
iieve more or less of whir is thus re
peatedly told Ihem; , and titertaln
cerious )ubt3 as to the real intention
of the Oovemment.
Dr. Ollnger returned to the' -United
States by steamer from Havana , to
New York. He spent several days In
Wahington.' but 'did not have an jop
portunity to meet Tresident Xtooearelt,
t-Mward' Kinder, iof Evasion. III.. Va
private- in troop G. of the Fifteohth
1-riTled Frates cavalry, ha 1 wrdlcn
home a new and unique "description of
the Philiprllne Islands, wherehe ha
been since May. He says that his ex
perience In the service has een eo ex
citing' that the months have seemed
like weeks. Klnder's letter Is In part
as follows: "The Philippine Islands
are a bunch of troubleon the horlson.
They are hounded on the north by
rocks and destruction, on the east by
typhoons and1 hurricanes, op the south
by cannibals ndearthquake and on
the west by sharks ami smugglers.
The Islands ar? composed- of mud and
mountains and are noted formoeoul
toes ants,-fleas, bats, fisards, tarantu
las, scorpions, centiKiles. snakes, car
ibous amValllgators, and by way if
variety there is also plenty of small
pox, beriberi, lepresy. cholera and bu
bonle. plague. Malarial fever Is
prevalent that on many occasions the
island have lieen shaken by the vibra
tions tit the iwpulatlon. The s41, I rich
and produces large crois of sugar, -rice,
hemB, tolwtco. Insurrection, disease '
and foul aromws.' The total population J
of the Islands Including everything, is
so.wio caribous. R0.ooo,ow people ana
kO.OOO.Ooft roosters. Out of thesa three
are s0.000.000 Insurrectors. M),Ki0,
0i) amigos and the .rest are ga mbjers
and carromata drivers. The principal
diet of the Filipinos I rice ar fith,
fish and rice, vrlce and firmed fish, fish
and fried rice. I stewed rice and boiled
fth and baked flh and boiled rice.
(g 29666
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i Cle ef la4v? Intlsc (III 1h fflnd.)
WIXHER OF TII B TWO-Y EAR-O.LD TK0ttlK sTAKK AT IUF. KTATK FAIR LAST YEAR.
Sire McKInnty 2:11 1-4 's
Hire of 1 in the 2:10 list, 10 lh the 2:15 list, iW in ho 2:20 lift, at tl years of-bro.
' ; l'neiuallel by any sira of his np.
Flrstdam MIDDAY ItEtiLK, hy HomsIiht
;IIJ, sire
Jessie 2:12. anI othem
reotnddam JUirAItli
sou of Alcyone.
Fourth dam bylAlmont
:LLK (tlnni
X
.f (ia.clle 21I, Miss
of McHrkr 2:1 )j by Ihni VIlkes 2:2lj,
Third dam fy Mambrint ratetten H Kat bmol,mar sire.
- . . . -.I m a m a a a I . a . .. II.. -
3.1, KHItldcr U ine yimouv laiuny. -,.
CPTAT7 JONJEH U s black tslJiori fosled la tJMiU 15.1 hands, wish li1" Jun?'
perfret trottlnjc aetton and prnale to s srest Hire of tut h cIsms hor.e Us ta MrK Uiney
1,t.I ihh d1 a proliouoiWlioI uniform l.trfe.li. CUio Jones, will im eaaoa of
IW2 at lollostt ' .. - '
IRVWOTWI f ABK. POBUAO, ftl. I TO APRIl I. FAItt CROWDS, SUIM, APRIt I TO JttY I.
llOpsyablt at lima of terries, balance at endol eMon.
Terms, SZt.OO Seatoa,
JOHN PENDER,
Pair Grounds, Salem. Or.
-,--
Whin You Go Into a Drug Store
to get a bottie of Pslnkiller, examine
It carefully to see If It 1 made by
Peers'. Da vrs, and don't be; p-r suad ed it o
uike something "iw as good" because
It Is a few cents e,heaper. There Is only
one Painkiller. "Perry Davis';" Lrge
bottles 25 and 5c
BROA
DHEAR1
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Iter. No. 1 "
HUsr'K STAI.1 MX
1,4 IUlM) llih.
Wait ta ruii'l.
sts ear old, -v
PlflKD 1T MWLA.VAllIAN 2C!4?. 'm f I ley Wllkel;:0. j . 1
First dsm, MI It A OOLInyT.-ly. Ieiro z z; eon jwo. sue
dam FAN'NV 10lIllH'HT, by ;ulde 1197. sire or
. Third' Asm KIT, by tloLHust liO. sire of Lucille
Col-1 lu( 2:20. etc.
f the fines; nJJlons In the" slate, and with but
htselfPr te a ' -ery promising trotter. He will be
mares-t V";-. ' ''' j
WITtt CHI AI, ItKTt'HN I'll! VJLfCTK.
tome ad 3e this horse lef.re breeding their
V V. c . TIMNK. KAlit nftOITNIW. lt.
FIdol t:04. etc. Keeonc;
15. dams of IT In Ihe list
trolddunt 2:lVi. neety
RUOAPHKA1ST Is we
little handling shows hi
allowed , to -aerve a feW
$20 HY THK tSKAKON
I Invite breeaers to
mares elsewhere.
INTKRKSTINa HTOftlKS.
Previous to aptsntlng -CXeneral
"Jo-' Wheeler to -a eommand in the
war with Stiin. Tresldent M Klnley
consultel with the Nte Ken.vtor Dvis
pf Minnesota at-mt tne minrr, ,
think It would b a splendid apani
ment." sld Mr. ImvIs. " am a living
witnees of Joe Wheeler's grit and per
sistence. During the civil war he
chased tn like th devil through -five
states."
Alexander It. Kherh"erl. who for. lhr
yeors wa at the bead of the govern
ment of the DistrUt if (VHamWa,! and
who spent JPLOO.HK in Improving
Washington, is: returning, a millionaire.
When he left in m taxiiyers called
him -hrtudler'Vand -hargei all kinds
of eorrup.r.r. 4lany of these dttsens.
some of whoin were almost Iwnkrupted
by his lavish expen-l-tures. now ,-wy
Mr. FhepbTds work lll stand as a
mrmtimcnt to him. It is admitted ht
but for hi indomltabl will Washlng
too Would nrt t pdy the theantiful
city t is. Hheferd went to, Mexico
pmctlcaily penniless, but w a. fortunate
in mining ventures. lie, is 7 years
old. - ' - ; -'-' ' .'-'- V ;":.-''--
Mr. Martin was talking at the dinner
tW-. In his ustwl ever manner,
about the tnconsf etencyi of women.
."These young wmcn who protect
that s hey are never going to marry:"
be) broke out. "Everybody knows they
win belle their own wwd at the very
first t'PtwrtumHy." , X .
He paused and evidently hoped thai
Mrs- Martin would come to the rercue
of her sex. But that drscreet woman
' LlCJ K i Back! (fit 6trJ, amlosT kmlin, Imi SjroM ie
- r in ... i T .i .'t m4 w r-m. y- ' -"27" "2T2.,Jv2?
- Ki.kAui mnim I.... bw. tm m r t -.,
t rm
FOR. H ALUS 11 Y
IlIGU?, LIIUOOIST, HALBM. ORE.;ON.
have heard you mmy more than w
that you wouldn't marry thr? lest man
alive
-Weir. I didn't, said Mrs. Martin.
A man who was bicycling in southern
France -wisa pushing his machine up a
steep hill when he, overtoot a twanut
with a donkey cart, reporta the Youth's
Cmnpsnlon. The atlent beast was
lo.ng ' Its best. The benevolent
cyrltst." putting hi left hand against
the hark of the cart and guiding his
mac hi n with I be cd tier hi
..- hard that the -donkey, flaking fresh
courage, pulled' his load fuecessfully
up to the top. 'When the summit was
reached the peasant burst Into thanks
to his benefactor.
"It was good of you, 1n-ne-d. 'won
stertr!" h protested. " shonH -never
in 'the" world have, got up t htU-valth
ml v one donkV." ' 'I
n'd, Irtish!
of Mli-
Iier.rcm alive rtarthoM
surl sat. lonf near Itepresin?atlve
Joy of the rne state in It he ebsik
ror.m at Wash! r,jron"fhe other day, re-
Ut lhe New Tork lleTald. Lwnmgl
btck In his c hair be inmA hi feet srt
pl-?eel them mrrlesiy on 'the edge of
Mr. Joy's jchalr, itai: tiring tiiatertally
that tatesman's view.- Mr. , M r'
aarded hV colleague's lark" brotran
rltuh aversion and wetsdiy cnnputed
their area. - .
"t -don't aee.'V b fiujUy
held er tongue i
-Tv ..-. urv." he eontlnoe.1. -ytnt
Vl h it wm with yourself. I, there Is any ne-c
llMwmi ' ------- - f
Mid
'why
the urgent deficiency bill an appropria
tion for fortification,'"
i Mr. Itartholdt took his feet d n
with a hurt kok arid wandered rally
away.. - --v .
8trik a Rich Find.
"I Wag "troubled for' several - Jresrs
with Vhronle Indigestion and nervous
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years, be ssys Klectrlo Hitters, are
just splendid for female troubles; they
are a grand tonic and Irtvlgorator for
weak, run down women. No other
medicine ran lake fls place in our fam
ily." Try them. Only. 50c. HatUfac
tlon guaranteed by DR. STONK'S
Drug Htorea. ' . f . -.
1fiQ0 CUAflANTEED YEARLY.
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To high c'ass man' on soman, with
Chinee for promotion and advanced sal
ary, to have charge smell office at
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respondence, advertising and other
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backed by solid mn financially and ro
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WAI.TKIt H. ItKDMAN. V.HSFMAW
sni'KUINTKNDKNT, rorcoran Poil i-
.ngT''fppeste Mtilted states Treabry,
esuy forjnclu.ling in WA3HINOTON. Tr. C.
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