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Moa wkUlioy toivo In O.ffLDllMN'fl tiffQItig fjoford winking youf purfiliHuod, nflJ you will BAVti
MONJJjy,
261 Commercial St., S&JUum, Oregon,
Tf'KPk
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Tho bent o1ft(i of work In our lino at prJcoH to com,pott
with tho lowot, Only tho boat irmtorml iinimI.
C.N.CHURCHILL T 8. DUfHIOUdHfl
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Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Agontfl for tho celebrated economic force mid lift l'uiiip.
100 Ghomekotn Street.
Salem Truck k Dray Co.
em Iron works.
Drays and trucks
the corner of Btato and Commercial Btrocte.
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
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light as possible. It doo not believe in rings, bosses or
political machines monopolizing tho political powers that
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FVPNTNO
wmmmmmwn ' Mmm.1
'tyNMrnHHsmPAVtitW
jKimimgmmmf
f
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
alwuyu ready for ordcro,
Hell mid deliver wood,
hay, conl and lumber. Of
llco Stale Ht.. onnosllo Sa-
iuiv
bo
found throughout tlio day at
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
HAS -
Jim
Vewspancr
mm
CtUMl
e)leaeeli1ieiJaij
m inwniiiiniiiwiiiimnfw
Witpmnt
NMVTON TANNEll,
White & Tanner's Livery,
(HuecioMlolclifit A Whltier.)
.Ivory, hnek Mid feed amble A (ill
IforM bvtfdXi by flay, week or moiitli.
dirwiA. annul w vrinnmeuo iioipi,
Ed. C.
180 BTAT33 STltEKT.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
-STOVES,-
Creamery ami Dairy Sup
plier, blcel ItaiiKCH, Tarlor
Heaters In all Style'u a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WJIINOKRS AND WASHERS
f Tho bent on earth,
call.
Give uh a
10:8tf.
W. Taylor,
IIoii3C Cleaner, Gardocr and General Jobber
CARI'ET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE-
WAHIIING A,SD WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTy.
Jvcnvo ordorx nt Tlioinao A Johnion'n
Oommorolnl ntrot.
m
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
21SS Commercial 8t,, Eilim, Ongon,
(Next door to Klein'.)
Hpoclulty of HpecUclM, und repairing
Clock, WatotiM und Jewolry,
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OllEQON.
Katen, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The beat hotel between 1'ortlnnd und Kan
KruncUoo, Klrt-claM In all It appoint.
ineuU, 1U table are erved with th
Choicest lfruitH
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A, I. WAGNER, Prop.
Notice of DJsHoJutlon.
rnilK grocery firm of H. Karror A Co. I
L I'll, day dlMol ved by mutual oonnent,
h.julro Kurrur retiring from wild biilueN,
and John A. Van Kaion continuing the
bunlnemi at the wtmo placo.
All perkon owing nuld firm can nettle
their account with either Hon Ira Kurrur
or J. A, van jvuiun,
KMlein Oregon, Jan, 7, 1 Wt .
MO-Jt M. KAKItAKACO.
Hr Little Mch MHd Woiiich.
KOR ISOa
U made exorewlr lor the you niter bor
and girl J, who read their magazine at home
and in echool,
Kverr nuraber will eontaln ilirte. nir.
J ted pl3turM,poiiitr6nHMaHdj(nglMnd
pwetm 10 ( ib eimi," jhmhom an
tAjM there will be tbe Wkiwlar mh1U:
Tliree Uttie Uold-OlMrer. H Olive Jlar-
jwr. AllalMMitiMrewarkabJeadrMtMree
ol mhii clilldres who wiled arouud Owpe
Kwa U ColKoraU.
Tht
heHoe WeMve In. Hr IavIbI M.
au4wtu All about our "ta4, band,
a4 the ret ot ui" not IU etudyluir
Fkyetokfy,
A LtiilM OoliitnlUu Oraadpaiw. Hr
prU('iyr. 'jlKwjrrof atHwlo
nuoMir Kuiy nwmr w nm
'iM It" o' lhYor..Jtr niMMtii
IbwiKriV eakeh aMftBlli tttt
ppnKi
i Uw (uiM 4 ,-mtt ia fM rtty m
CAPITAL
mLvMBsaBuan.
HAitfM, O.IM(Ifltfi JWirfMVf JAWfAIIV flY,
lHWi.ri.,. iliwn mi. MHHMmUmaHlM
U)Wli!lliWWBWWWHIIIillll!M)l' Ji OOWUlMMlN
... if, WMtM.
mitiplyof Jiomw mid btigglfs '"I Jj
Olilce nt stable, Oommerelnl hud 'J
innd.
Trade
Cross
Wholesale mill Kcttill
Dealer In Fresh, $nlt ami
Hniokcd MealH orallKlitdB
? Court ami
110 State Streets.
IlcHldonco flSJ Church St.,
J. J.
SIGN AND
MUTTON
kwnnr
UU1J1
I 111 I HI
Decorator, KnlHomlnor and
l'ft.
per llunger, '
Lcnvo orrtorH nt A. II. Huron A Bon'H I'ur
nlluroMlnroorBroat A Olio, Unworn.
FOR RENT.
Ton ncrcn of good unrdon
Inhd near Su.
loin,
Appiy nioncoio
HOKKItllKOS,
JOUIINAI. Olllco.
For Rent.
New hmiMo of i roomN, North Huloin. on
car lino, two blocko north of Kchool. 17,00
n month In ndvancs, Uoo, KHClialriitU,
la-aMm.
I
flood ((nrden Innd throe mile noutlicnut
of iho penitentiary on Alncli-uy rond, t'JM
down und Imlunco on 6 to 10 yearn time.
Or trade for city property, i). A, llnrrln,
Halcm. 1IM8 if
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Heal IX 11 to, In amount and
lima
loutiK,
10
null. No delay in unuldorlng
'FEAR & HAMILTON.
iioom 14, J! mh Hank block, 6 ndw
Authorized Cupital $600,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halom, Oregon,
W.A.UtWIGK
C.tl'rc. ;V7. W. MAHT1N,
J.Jl,AL.lKUT,Oulilei,
vice rro,
Htato, Oountyand City Warranto bought
at i'ur. uw
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, S200.000
Tranaact n general banking bulnci
In nil IU branche,
OKO. WILLIAMS I'rcdldont
Wm.KN OI.ANO- Vloe I'rmlden
IIUUllMONAJtY Canhlcr.
UIItKOTOItA: Oco, Wllllami.Wm, Kng
loud, Dr. I, A, Jtlchiirdnou, J. VV, llodiou,
J, A linker.
Hunk In new Kxohanzo block on Com
merelal itreet, B;1H
White's No. 60,
HALEM'8 FI27JSOT TJIUOJC,
Ntrw ready for builnen. (turefut work, a
pootalty, J. K. WIlITi:,
ELLIS h WHITLEY,
TvIVBRYlvIKN,
South or"WillnattMoaI,
IVcCM: ... OKKOOM
Sckool Tax NoUco.
TheMhool tx of dtitrlet No, it fur the
yearlHM I now due and payable ut the
lifMea of Write A. Mneree, dutrict clerx,
loom 4, No. 'MH (HAmeretal ttreet, Kulwn,
Oregou. The name Will be deerried dells
(luent uuleee Bald before Ure4i 8. tm.
WYI.IKA. miSHKi,
17-dw.Jw UUtrtot Clerk.
M. T. RINEMAN
MUXMl I
w
Choice
ids.
A
JJgatWJ
PHncimrfrff.((i ami mmm am
!'fiAlJl,lli
MOP.'
lWSaaar.w
nt Mf, flKiirt J,
.f J'flMWipi . Hpf. MAW
urihTlni HSfiotmi ImhK.Rnloiii, Oregon.
(iter
Ml
tiUillkHMUN. AHotfi nt Inn1,
fllrn llri tjt mlti front roomrt of unnl
tllfjflkmifiiM IfiKiimnrMrtl nliiT flnfifl
nXtttUi flAiMn, Oregon.
ffilftt' i, fMlRllM.
A, ilAltl'i
mrlMinl I.
Atfetiioy. At Inw.
f Hwmrtiiti i,j,rtd(t A
iniHii'n.iirttiK
OUIIUltlt
nlltll(i(tP((lin,(irroti
Bllrr
W. If. Hftl.MIW.
f irmiMM A li
oMtMi Altonpy nt lrw,
l limt'ttitt iitmh'
'". .. .IE I . ... J li I..
iiiuoK, hot, tee ( i Hlrtlfc
ttu
a m)urt, ihi roiiriHi.
M
MKj1'01'W. BlotioKfrtiihcf mut Ttne-
vrltftl. Jlf t e(iilpied lyiiowrltlW
c, tint n?, m (Iti-Koii. Ovor Lniia A
JlusU'j bmiK, HAletn, UrtRim.
J iI.IIMAIWHAV,l'UYlClAN AND
lclNli'lf04in!iil liiork, IHHtjiIrn ItMlilnrirn
niiHHHiiij ni h ii
Orcgoili Ulllco In
IlKljiIrn ItMlilnrirn
ronier mn vwinu m, js
corner winter street,
i If. Hi MtrriV iiliyloltti nnd mir
KCriftr UMICO III JiKIrldUO iiioor. Sn
I em,
etfiiUNvf hi. Otllca limlrn 1(1 Id IJuin.
JIOl(i, .-I.
P?
norm of
It. T, d. MM in I, l)ditlM(M SIjiIo Rtreot,
DVPrydoflurlpttoni l'alnlcfls opera
lions Afr.v'cllty,
JJ. i'UOll, Architect, 1'lnna, Hpoel
TV' nctutloiiH mid nuiiorintcurioiico lor
nil ktiWilfl or hulldliiK". Olllco wo Com.
merclftl rft,, up stnlro,
OA, iJUIIKHT, Architect, roouH2l, Mnr
, fjUMii tullldliiK, rortlniid, OreKon.
DWraoWNBKNI), Civil Ktixlnpcrnnd
a Hiirvej-or. Ulllco with UreKon 1.1111a
Ut , Brtlcm, Oregon,
P.
iy.
JflAtlHKN A CO,, Mnmimoture or nil
, kJhdH of vohlclOH. KupalrliiK n upbolal
Htiop 4iHlntOKlroGt.
7H'VrKOTIUN LOIJU14 N0.2, A. O U.W.
X Moot In tlioir linll In HUUo IiiHurnnce
InilldlnK, every Wedncndny cveiilnif,
, H.A. McKAlllJKN.M. W.
J, A. MKLWOOU, llooordor.
.i , .
IMPHOVKD .OHDKIl OK HKU A1KN,-
KnnilaHuu 'I'rlboNo. 8, Huloin, Hold
council ovory Tluirmliiy evening, at7:J0,
Wlgwiuu la btnto lnnurunco hull,
V. O, 11AKKU, I'rophot.
KltfVNK O. WATKlW.Uhlorofllooordg
The Pacific Detective and
Collecting Bureau.
SALEM, - Oregon.
C, D, CLEMENT, Minager.
Olllco room 3, (J my Ulock.
Itntcfl rcanonal)Io. l'ubllo und private
worlt done.
riDUOATlONAXj.
Go to the Best,
Tho plnco'.'lor; youngj Indies und gentle.
rnitn to kocure mtliorouglCedllcntlou U tlio
oiu, out uvcrinow.
wmm UNIVEllSITY.
lxingnnd Htllt the loading Inxtltutlon 01
tho North Wi-Ht, Hotter thun overt
Now con ro of limtrtictlun In Oratory,
Theology mid PonMintilimted,
HTUUlICM.T-Noniml.llUHlncHH.Acadomy,
Collcgo, und I.iiw courst'H grcutly enlurgou
11 nil Improved,
KaciillItH Increased nnd Improvod. For
rutatogiio of (JoIU'ko of Lnw wrlto Uonu H
T. Hlchurdsou, IChij .Halcm, Or.
Kor Uatiiloffiio of College of Medical nnd
l'lmrmucy wrlto Dean Itlchinond Kolly.M,
!., I'Ortlnnd. Or.
Kor gonoral Oatalociio wrlto Ilov. Geo.
VVhltnkiT, 1), J)., I'roHrdont, Huloin, Or.
7-'JMm-dw
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will bo opened to stmlontH Hopt. 13, 181)2.
Ollora Iho iiuwt practical criureoHOf study
of any school In tho Hlalo, viz: Mechanical
Kngluccrlng, Civil Knglueerlng, Klcctrlcul
Kuglncorlug, Aeudomlo nnd Orammar
nchool courxcH HtudoutH pructlco dally In
wood Hhop, mnuhloo hop, and luboru-
Tuition nnd liourd pur Your, (ISO,
Hpeolul Inducement Uiu few young men
who wlHh to work for their board und tui
tion during voealloim, KorproxpcctuRiind
further lufonnntlou, ndilreN
KD WIN itOHHIHON, M. H ,
1'roHdent, Huloin, Or.
JVIiss Ballou's
KINDERGARTEN.
THIIID YEAR
Open Monday, Heptemiior lVth, at Kin
dergarten Hull, opposite opera house.
Children received nt three viars of ava
and over, A oounccllng olu will be t
tublliihod lor advanced Kindergarten pu-
iill mid thOHO beginning iirlumry work.
Inly tho bent modern Klndorgnrten ineth.
od employiMl. rruug' Nytem ol drawing
und color work Introduced.
ENGINE AND
BOILER
poll Mile, Tlie holler 1 an H-horxeup
J; right tubular, mud the engine a U-horwe
horizontal. Ilo'.h urn lu vood condition.
aud CfMt 1709 whbn new.
Apply to A. Jl. KOIWTNKH A CO.Oppo
lt Klrnt National Hunk.
JAPANB83S
CURB
A new and Complete Treatment, eotudeU
lK ot iUfipUtti4, oliitiiioot lu eapeule.
U a boa ami idlU; a jMMlUne sure for ex-
ivrtHti, iiiif hi, iiij
bllwd or bleeding. Itching,
or hereditary Pllwi. ami
ebruole, reeent or
many oth
her
dlfcttuwt and fmle weak.
wuya great beiiet to the
mmi; i
M
genM (wtiiu, 'i u oral auoovtry w a
wedUitl emr rendering an opera llou with
fUal etire rendering an opera llou
IM anile uuueeeeeary heealtw. ThU
nimw aw uerer bmn known to fall.
MrlMk.llxIt; eeejiby wall, 'Wkyeu
ft
ftowi Ikle terrlbW aiaeaee wbea wrlll
1 Mai feet wltiiUoe, to
igimwiM
JOURNAL.
MM,
fll (I1MWI MORMI11
IIOf(f(JIOfllC
tdildn,
g" T.- L 'li'X' LLt- .
Ht tun
Capitol oufftil PubllthlAg GmpMp
(fheofHifrttid.J
Olrt.OomiriPreliit Hlrt(, In l'. 0, rfrilMlni
Hllt(t At th fHHfonlM At eillri,Of.,M
i(itVrlrtM inntlff.
NO WATKIIKO IIATfirJi
Tlio grentefll victory Um been won
tof Oregon In tlio recent miireme
court dcolsfoti liplioldliiK the red (lo
tion of rttea by tho Oregon rallrond
coiuiiiImIoiIi Soma cottinlnlti Hint
tho cdiiitulfslon did not lower the
rates oiiotltfli. Tho oommliwloii did
what was botler. They inadd a out
In Iheratcn on tho basis of cHmlna
hnjf all watered ntoolt from the ques
tion of (lolormlulii rvhat Is a fair
rata. Tho court has uphold their ro-
dtlotlou tnado upon that theory.
Tho railroads fought tho reduction
of rates on the ground that It was
unfair and would not allow them an
Income on all their watered stook.
Tho commission wou Its suit n(?d
sustained its horizontal out of ten
pircent. on tho theory that fictitious
values should not bo taken Into con
sideration. That Ih a threat victory.
The commission made a conserva
tive reduction but wou on a great
principle. Tho commission should
bo sustained ulong this lino of work
and wo bcllovo It will bo.
KIM, mi: IIIJU KILLS.
House bills C7 and 68 aro rcaJy
for passago In tho houso. Oho Is to
give the stato board of horticulture
power to declaro any Bectlon of tho
stato an Infectious district whore
peach yellows or fungus aro found,
and power to order all nursery stock
from sucli a district destroyed.
Tho other bill Is to glvo this state
board power to creato and appoint n
state olllclal, to bo called State
Fruit Pest Inspector. He is given
enormous powers over tho rights
and property of citizens. Ho will
prepare an expensive and elaborate
report, illustrated with peats, to ad
vertise Oregon to tho world as tho
most infested stato in tho Union.
These two bills will cost the state
an immense amount of money and
aro for tho solo purpose of increasing
the powers and emoluments of the
professional ofilcoseeklng horticult
urists. KILL THE BUG DILLS.
THE (IRANI) ARMY'S LOSS.
In tho death of ex-Prcsldout
Hayes the old soldiers of tho country
lost another leador, a man who was
always and everywhere their frlond.
At the last Grand Army reunion the
ex-president and Gen, Benjamin F.
Butler marched in tho purudo and
received great ovations of applause
Now both aro dead. How many
more will loavo this earth before tho
unxt Grand reunion is bold? The
old soldiers aro dying one by ono,
but rapidly. As ono comrudo said
recently, and It Is the most pathetio
answer to tho pension-haters that
wo have neon, tho members of the
Gruud Army of the Ilepublio, tt.o
men who went to the front when
tho government cried for men to
savo It from its enemies and would-
bo destroyers, and to whom tho mar
tyred Lincoln, speaking for the pa
trlotlsm of tho country, promised
protection for their wives and
orphans and for themselves when
ago and Infirmities should ovortake
thorn will soon bo as rich as Jay
Gould. They aro Journeying to the
home where tho consciousness of
duty done means moro for happ
iness than (72,000,000 piled up In
twenty years.
IIAH SEEN THE MUHT.
Senator Butler has scon tho light
and moved to reconsldor tho vote
by which tho sonuto killed tho Ha
ley Portago Railway BUI. By a
handsome vote It was again placed
on tho calonder.
Tlio senator wants a big appropri
ation for tho Monmouth State Nor
mal school a very worthy institu
tion. Ho Is ono of a member of
senators who voted agulnst tho port
ago bill, a geuorul measuro for the
good of ull tho pcoplo of Oregon,
but who nre always ready to vote
for special speclflo appropriations
for their own locality. How can
such gentlemen expect their pet
measures to succeed? Tho people
say, open the rivers.
MCKINLEY'S I'LUCK.
In an address before tho Ohio
Wool Growers' association, at Col
umbus, on the 12th lust., Gov. Mo-
Klnluy sad
In my oplulou, the great policy of
protection la the true policy, and I
believe that It is Juntas dear to the
AuierJeau people m ever before,
I au rftther inclined to think that
the DemoettUbj uteinbera of eon
grtiea r) imei edited tefaw wool.
YouaMiit OmmuM etitimi
"10-JM1"H K.HWM tfO-UAi
' W'f'J'I'U!
Higher of" rtll h, L&iveiifHtf i'wtttMtH If, if
Rofo
&&E&28?
ABSOLUTELY PWR1
Tllti lll-OODY fllllHT,
Warren O. Cltronloloi "When
uciii Id F, lJullor's regiment of
Mtwnohtiflolts vottlnitiefH was pas
lug through JJnUlmofo ott Its way
to tlio front, al the begin til tig of the
war, stones and various missiles
were hurled at tho soldlors by tiio
rebel etottiont In Dnltlmoro, It will
bo remembered that Gen. Duller
took steps to prevent a repetition of
that kind of demonstration, much
to tho dlxgust of the robots of (ho
Hotith and tho Copnerhonds of tho
North. Thoy reviled Gcu, Butler
for his storu robuko of rebel violence.
That old hatred still lingers in the
heart of tho Maryland secessionists.
Tho Baltimore Bun bursts a gall
duct and vomlU its virus on tho
head of tho dead Union General.
It says:
"Tlio death of Gen. Benjamin F.
Butler, of Massachusetts, removes &
man whom no section of tho coun
try will mourn and whom no party
will euro to claim. No other stato
will seek to deprlvoNewHampshlro
of tlio honor of being his olrth
placo, and all will gladly leavo to
Massachusetts such fame na may ao
oruo to her from his long residence
In hor borders. Charity can find in
most public men something to ad
tnlro and pralso. In Gonoral But
ler's career, amrt from bis unques
tioned taloot, it can discover llttlo
of this kind A 'Fal
staff in war, a tyrant in positions of
authority, an open and unblushing
turn-coat lu party matters, ho com
bined all tho worst features of the
New England character without
any of Its sturdy and splendid virtues,
Take him for all In all, lot us bono
tbqt wo shall not look upon his Ilk'
e
again."
Should a Northern Union news
paper mado a similar comment o'n
somo deceased Rebel general, the
llok-splttle Demooratio press would
say that "Republicans did not know
that the war was over," etc. It
would seem that Domocratlo papers,
both North and South, neither know
nor believe that tho war is oyer,
Judged by their virulent diatribes.
TIlKFKKlMlUIIHlr: QUESTION.
Tlio city of Portland Is struggling
to freo itself from tho tentacles of toll
bridges, toll ferries and toll corpora
tions that havo been fostered for
nearly a half century.
Tho freo brldgo battlo Is an expen
sive ono nnd it will cost tho city a
great deal to rid itsolfoftho mis
takes of tho past. But tho buttle Is
half won. O. H. Meussdorfler con
tinues to bo tho champion of unob
structed trufilo botweon the two
great cities on opposlto sides of tho
river. Ah the heud of tho freo brldgo
commission bo is the target of muoh
abuse. Following from tho Tela
gram shows that ho Is ablo to defend
himself agulnst his critics
PorvriiANi). Jan, 25. If tho
1 per-
son who slgnH himself "Workfuir
man" in this morning's Oregon Ian,
und others who havo assaliod my
motives in supporting tho Buruside
streot slto for a brldgo, will ilud a
pleco of proporty belonging to mo
near tho eastern approach to the
Burnslde-streot bridge or on East
Burnslde street, thoy are privileged
to sell the property and appropriate
tho proceeds to their own use und I
will cheerfully sign and execute tho
deed without consideration. I fa
vored tho Burnsido-strcet slto be
cause I honestly believed It to bo
tho most eligible, and I am suro tho
other mourners of tho brldgo com
mission were actuated by equally
honorablo motives.
O. II. MKUfiaOOHFFKIt.
Tho death of Hayes leayos Cleve
land tho only living ex-president.
After tho 4th of March President
Harrison will ill! the placo now hold
by Cleveland.
Got the Mitten Every Time.
"I cun marry any girl I pleaso" was
his exclamation, but unfortunely
then ho did not pleaso any: and
there was a plain reason for it. Ho
had contracted catarrh of tho worst
form, and. although a wealthy, edu
cated, and attractive person In every
other way, ho was positively repul
sive to his lady friends, a number of
Wliom rejected nia oilers 01 marriage.
A frlond advised him to uso I)r.
Sago's Catarrh Remedy. He took his
ad vice, and now Is the most poqular
beau lu town, and now ho really cau
"marry any gin no pleases" 10 osk.
It made his breath pure and sweet'
ho has no headache, no oiienslvo
discharges from the nose, lu short
is In perfect health, aud all from us
ing a few bottles of Dr. Sage's Cat
arrh Remedy.
Baby cried,
Mother eigked,
Doetor preeeribed J Caetotto
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LEARNED LABOiifN$
Member of n Haiitm
flnoerititpfHlent Elliot H
Baltimore nod Ohio tmMi
of an Interwtlntf clmt mnFi
bollova any road in the
turnup, like the BslUinorfJ
section gn with a oott
doctor of divinity, an ex-i
legislature and an emerge
110 has ucen out Along
wookand tolls n story al
once no unu while his cm- 1
Band Patch a night or twu
loroman of tho gangcftiM
ana said:
"Tboro is moro talent tot
Inch In tlio gang on the far tl;
mountain than I have met i i
was at the luat Btato conveollejt,!
JUr. UolbrooK askau the
mount, and tho foreman ceat:
"I vun coming up the hill from 1
with my gang a bit ago, and '
rods below Philson's wo found
of a mini lvlmr besido the tm
body was yet warm, and I Mwill
u.ia a doctor here,' said i hwf to my.
BOlf. o ,
"'Igu.043 1 can nnnwor in' a ptaoh,'.
sam ono or 1110 men in tho gang,
'"What do yon know aboot raek
things? 1 abked with some shdw of con Is
tempt. '
" 'Oh, I took it tomt in tho oW Jeffer
son Medical colleyo yuaraago, botdidnt
tako to prnctico nud qnit,' All this time,
ho had been rummaging tho' bitty, and
in a minuto Biiid, 'He's dead,'
" 'Well, I'll loavo two or three of jro
horo to watch tho body while 1 , get
coroner or a sqniro to hold an inqtwet,'
said I. Tho rost of you, can ccWwitb
me.' ' . , '
" 'I guess as I'm coroner of the oevatyi
I'll do,' said another mud covered em3
zon.
' 'Youl' said I to him
Teh vnm T itrna rAamtaA !. -.11 "
. ., ,
V.., jw TM WtVVkWU WV Ji
Wrtl. rrnninnrl'
IIotookeLxothej;
gang and hold an inquost and
.. -! O" W
reteWMjA
n verdict of accidental, death. ' "
" '"Well, that's done; put him hi (9m
hand car and we'll take him up and j
a coOin and a preacher and by
Bald to tho men. " , ,
" 'What's tho uso? said a Kan ot tt
gang who hadn't eaid a wowlttU&OW,
I am a minister and always & a Bt-
bio wltn mo. l.ot s Hold tat
right horo, Lot tho othora die: aRKfe
up tlioro under that big heml, tttj
won bury mm without turtuerWBOme. b
"Acting on his suggestion that
was soon dug, tho body carried t I
side, and then tho 'minister' took
Ho read 11 chanter, cave out a Jam. I
lid called it, which tho meneaaf,Mfi
thou ho dolivorod ono of the meet ftSim ;
and appronriatest f unoral serawae 1
heard. It was out of sight, and netft?
ovory ono of us was purty nioJet bezVMf
ho quit. Tlioro wasn't notldnw It ju
all resomblin my church, bnt K oef1A
mo, 'causo it was simple, ami W
powerful as tho dynamite we ho4 lMMH
using all day, . "'
"Liko tho doctor, tho Qoepel toftm
had had Ids innincrs ina sokool Mt
sominary, but a ccrapokad dowe4 kte,
and ho was unbeknownst to bteatlf
doing really big now. What etrnekM
all of a heap was tho fact that L jritt
was bossln tlio trani;. could only fOMPJ
tho pon' to mitko my signainre em Hkf
payrolls, and all tho fellows under mt
woro either M. D.'s, D. D.'s or D.' Afc
Great country this 1" Pittsburg Po
A Volcanic Legend.
Chimborazo, tho "prido of tr AJ4eV
nt ono timo thought to bo the WfMt
mountain peak in the world, at 1J0WJ
rockouod us being only 31,42 feet 4
Boa lovol. which is certainly
glvo it an air of majesty if not f
tory. But tho natives of tbex
havo a curious boliof a legewH
tells thorn thut "Chimbo,"mw
full milo higher than ho isattejjl
time. Whon Plzarro invaded tw )
of tho incas" Chimboraao
mnjostla head botween 23,004
foot into tho rarlflud atmi
that invndor's crowning piece
tho strangling of the last of
brought down the wrath of
who ront tho giant peak from
circumferonco, throwing dew
masses of stotios nnd reducing
by about 0110-llftli,
At tho entno timo the spex
mountain, tho former reefing
"tho luca's Head," was cunted,
til this dav no man has ever
within 8,000 feet of ite shwiMIv
luca's Head" is a massive 11
lto lying on one side of we
ditlon says it once forsied ttf
St. Louis Republic.
Saving.
"Oh, John, I've MTel m mktti
yon gave me last year I AnertyWf
aid an up town boueewife.
"Yes, very glad. Ieueet pml
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uio uuappreciRtlvo riulHMW,
fkl& Record.
A Noted Dlvln
kave bee MiNarTMMieUl
rer lfraiMila. wea
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