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powrif ll, lint ha nliwi. told for 81.00 a puck
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ft Mnfif (ii im dfHiflMrt in Hin
lit.fufM Mffrf Al IflW ffrftJfl MfrfHil ffHM
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rtfllllf, J4 KWfly IlliftW ll.lt UfAl
ihlMftlimll fifiiiliiKiintl inl iimny
liid liliilKlnlii, liui Irrtvlftff n "ffuft" with
lUkewlfitw lin WAMWifp In liM hh.
Hon. Hit tvtnii ma (n Km mlnni
Kiifildifl nnv tiny lnil wliitflriHiil plowed
tiiitll I lift wlulff itiilnim, not kliowln
wlintllmy Miirn, aim! In tlio nifln
wlmii the lickim anno up, m U iinltiful
tiipy Hiflinl iliulr leu veil In llm unfuw
of Hi( jfoiiii(l, very tniiuti In llm mir
print) of Mr. 1 ftitMor wlioBiilinilllfd llm
emo to Hilporvlnor lttkuslritw ' for hit
ml vice, wliluli iffiiUcd In tlio ilnvlnloii
(lirillho Jmllnti liiiyfl lind not plniitdd
tlioin deep himikIi, nnd (lint t hoy
would lio iilmittd dorpvr next time.
TliU Mid ninny other nuali oa'tirreiicca
nra vciiulnd fur by re)'iiilljlo nut
ploycK.
Tlio following Ih a copy of Mr. Habit
atraw'H Icltor ot rccoiiiiiioiiditlliiii of
(lilit inlnter-furiiiBr.
r'AI.HM Inkian fonooi,, l
I'llKMAWA, Of, NOV. 1, 18ltt
Hon CdiiiiiiliHloncr ofltidlnti AOnIri", Wiuti
Injjton, I). (.:
Bin: I liuv'u llio honor lo unbuilt
herewith a dctcrlpllvu MnU'ineiit of
tlio ivtuporHry riomllintioii of Albert
(J. Hunter, uh farmer fur one uioiilh or
no duye, In tlio abnonoo of Iluben O.
IIuhbuII, on account of olckncfis, ttubjoct
to your npprovul. As tlio furm work l
well In hand nt prt-cont, und ns Mr.
Hunter, who hnu been Rupurlutoudlurr
tlio intlnllng on tlio bulldlnuo, ugretp
uIho todlrect tlio boys In their palutlui;
und loolc after tlio farm, for (IiIh uhort
tlmu both can bocontluucd under hit
HupitrvlBlon, Very renptctfully,
(SlRUCd) C'lIAHM' D. ItAICRSTHAW,
dupui visor of Indian Hchoola In churgc.
'Jhu l.txt doctiuient Ih u copy
u dcoiurullou of Mr. Hunter nu&id
lug his ltnovvletlno of ogrlculttuo.
Ho la tiuly u compttonl? pfreon lo
no cutnihted to the rnUlug of crops
HUlllolont to supply from 100 to 125
personB for n yer,
March C, 1803.
Mr, Hunter (fitrmer) anys:
I bejjttu fHiniluR whon 7 yearn old,
ubout,oud worked on the farm uutll I
wont Into the army nt tlio ago of l
yonrs. This wna in Missouri. Wo
raUod corn, nunr cano and oyorythloi;
oIbo raised on a rami.
Question Did you do any work nflor
that ?
Answer-After tho war I worktd
my father's furm ono ycur. Later I
worked fur Mr. Oilman, of Nebraska
City, a frloudon Mr. rakFstraw'n ubout
u year. That was In 1600 or 1870. I
also funned In Colorado and under
Btuud IrrlKHtlnf. That was In 1875 or
1870. Tho next furmluK 1 did was for
my brothcr-lii'lnw In Eastern Wash
Inctou llva or six years ago. I wua
visiting him and helped hlui tend his
cropuud then run a hoader wagon.
Queallon Havu you over done nuy
farming west of tho Cascado moun
tains ?
Auswer None but what I havo done
sluco couiIijk hero.
(BlEiied) Aliihrt Q. Huntkh.
Tho following latter Is from the
superintendent In clinrgo at tho duto
ou which it was written, which shows
Mr. Chalcrall'H iirnrla to Dave appoint
ed a sultublo person for the position,
Nevertheless, Mr. Huntar remains In
chart;o of (hat depaitmvnt, uud the
supervisor and farmer stand bycach
other.
SAiiEM Indian Boiiooi.,
Ciiemawa, Or., Maroh 8, 1605,
Hon I) M, Urowntoir, Coinmlwloner ol it-
dlau Allani, wmnmgion, u. u.
Bnt:-Albert Q. Hunter farmer al
this school, waa nomlnuted by Buper
viaur ruiteatraw. tunerlnlendent In
charge, November!, 1894, as tempor
ary farmer for oho month, to fill tho
vacancy cuuscd by tho sickness and
subsequent death of Iteubou O Russell.
I ho nomination was confirmed Novem
ter Hth, (Education 48070-1804 ) Mr.
Hunler has served tlio purpose for
which ho was appointed, In directing
tliB palnllng.liiit he la net fitted for tho
MANLY VIGOR
rvNcn morb in,""0"r
v with tho woria,20OO
romploteiy cnrtsti inou
BluBlnn, happyA praises for
thonrcatMt.Erand-
est and vaott suo
weaknea and
lost vigor known to
mod leal Bclence. An
accouutof thUtwii-
ervi aucovtiy, iu
cronccs und proof?,
KiorniWuroi
will bo sent w
1 suf-
ferine non (wjalwll frte. Iull mauly vlnor
VZuwtljr toret. PaUuro ImpoMlblo.
iiiiiMimrtinmi,iiiwnmntiiliMiimiwiilii')i
iMUMtKAMkMUk
ikiiiiii hf immmf, 'tint mm w of
fliw (ffUf'Adu ftiAirnfflln HttAtiHUfnt
MlMif, i mi dlfNrAfll ffMtt IflMrtlll
HlH I4t4(, All'f If f AhM A $PKf nt fw nt
tttiMlfM-t tnt H IntliiM Wllf) M flof
inllUf wild iimfii, in fawriiti pHfl
MH Ahll AlltiMfril In lntutUtii,
JI'AllfPf Af, ffnriiof llA fiol llAll
(irfifKllimi Miff a aiiiI H lid! SttitH
fiiffipfiArt AiifA dirt war, Aiid Uuiwkn
umhv l$M aii, A (tfipy tif fiM m(a.
ine fiflfWfiiln du A.fp)i In
aMIiIIIK III IfAfAHllll Alilimlid'd.
AAApMnK tyiirN ia now ftoniiiirt on I
f.iid fMiirtlfnfly aK, HiaI ymiMiiil
(iifrt jjohI f(fiflf, (iflflrU f iiiylm
Atllll'lflttl Ut flOllilflAlO ft IIIAII Alll(Alll
f.if Hi" piAfp, 1 would llhalnlirtvaA
limn who (a a Kfiod niAlirtKff Afid wlm
U Mil Mffrtld of mtU, Tliri fflflA tlfi'ml
lOfy IMM llAtl klit Mill WlAl Of pnllll, Al.ll ,
four of iiih Aliopa Iiavo mil lipflii piiliilfd
til till TIia Inlfflof ol tlirt tulldlnuA
lifnd pNlmlfiK flinl kAlonillilii,
f would llha Ut llnlAli llm oillald
lliilitiK 11 ml do Aoino work on tlio In-
slilo, Wo linvo (tntitiKh innlorlAl on
liniid
In do ootii JofAlilo kA mini fil ik ,
1 have Nuhinlliril an catlmAlti for
nun 1 nave mininumi Hit e tun aim for
wioiikIi pitlut (olluUli llio oulAldaof
tlio iiiiikiiiirh, Mr. Htliilflf Ia b good (OpiKwIti llio t'ftiilor of tho keylmnrd, Vn
phlnler and httl'oiiilnof and I would aoHIca Into tho coal, nnd nowlllililn
risiicol fully nak ntillioilly loomnlovilmnd Hint atrlkcn llio Iralilrj.ntid now Hie
in for n period of fifty day a or lean, nt
f2 Ml per d ny, lo uotillntio Ilia above
work. I urn,
Vory reaped fully your obedient ser
vant, Edwin L.Ohai.oiiakt,
rJiipuflnleiideiit.
Kroui llio itppondtd statement!, It
rufina Hint itnntlinr rvnaon for shortage
In tint food nud clothing supply la Mr.
llitiiektri.w'ii economical innungemout,
by wild It ho-waa enabled to build tho
now burn, f wliluli he boasted to tlio
reporter on tbo occualou of tho second
Visit to Cheiimwn.
During tho tluio Hupervlsor Itako-
struw had charge of tho Indian school
at Ohemnwu, after Mr. Parker was re
moved, nud prior t Mr. Ghalaraft
bolng placed In charge, tlio eohool bnrn
wad burned. Upon tho testimony of
two tramps who happened to bo pass
ing, ho represented to tho dopartmeut
that It caught lire by a passing engine,
which owing to tho distance of tho
burn from tho rullroad, Is impossible
Tho night It btirnod, Rakestmw sent a.
nil m tier of Indian boya to Bnlem with
out an etuorl, nud thuy wcro out so
late that no one know whou (hoy re
turned. Peoplo'most familiar with the
circumstances th'nk ll Is likely that
some of tliesu boys were smoking In tlio
barn nud Hiuh set it on lire. Utich waa
tho talk nt tho school lust winter. Iu
fear of being removed, nono of tho cm
ptoyes dured to ray anything whero
Rakestraw would henr of It, bo that
mutter was hushed up, nud thus tho
testimony of Iho two tramps proved to
tho satisfaction of tbo Indian ofllco
that tho acting superintendent, Mr
iUkcstrnw, was In no way responsible
for tbo loss of tho barn. Thoro was no
appropriation to rebuild It. Supervisor
Rukestraw reported that enough
money ciuld be ecrtucd from tho per
capita allowance for HUlislt-teucH to
rebuild It, und on November 0, 1804,
Iudiuu ofllco authorized him tooxpond
$1060.45 for material and (203.18 for
labor In building u now barn, providing
that amount could be saved from tho
support of tho school as recommeuded
by blm. Ho was unwlso to ask such
authority, as It Is uot practical, as every
experienced man kuows, but being
asked uud granted It must be nccom
pllshed to sustain his reputation with
tho department, oven if tho pupils did
sudor. The school was out of Rake
straw's litttida from November 14, 1894,
to April 1, 1805, but ho got oontrol
again on tho latter dale and set about
to prove his superior manngomont,
which he bo often boasti d of, with the
present result. Tlio above Is undoubt
edly one of the reasons why tho Indian
school has been brought to lis prcsont
dltgraouful condition,
Mr. Rakeat raw's economy sootm to
bs at the expense or the cntldron'o
eirnfotfHud hoalth. Ily denying and
depriving them of ucccesiary urtioles,
ho Is onabled la make a lino Buowiug
us a superior mnnsger of suoh Inotlt'i
iIohb, nud glories in bis prestige a
audi, wbllo tho children suiter tlu
consequence.
Hocd7s 13 Yfonderful.
No Km than wor derful are ihecmioa
nrcompllshed by Hood's Harsaparl la
even after other preparations nnd pliv
alclans' prescriptions iiavo fulled Th
reason, however, Is simple. When thr
blood h enriched nud nurlfld dlseas'
dleapreara nnd good health re.um
und Hood's tiuMaarllU Is Iho ouo tru
blood purifier.
Hood's l'llls am prompt nud ellelout
and do Dot purie, pain nr grlre 15o,
Children Cry for
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AtfWKHi fAfilr I fir ftfTm-r nf Ito rlflf ,
lltrt (itiii whn tvrttf frtnf Ing Ik fm
Bdtritf "It tit Mtl Mm ftrftil, Hll
Murlot, ftr llrf tlfn (to wli vt
flhrfwiiof itotoM IVyA, nml (tono Mi
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ny l(rHifirM, iifiw rHminfAlirilniii,
nud llrii ito mmtmim, A AtomHtix,
lint ii li 1 inrrrlntf nlwiitli lo (tin Hfriil.
utriuilf In In irffKjl tlmirniid tittm,
"Tlii-tM Wiw n lrlflf (liMfl, n Artaotii, f
(wo, wlmii IkiIIi liiHii wnfit plrtyliij thu
wmn J f w lmtmA f(it rt fW9.
0 ()7 'rt wl(l( tlfty mt iKlt, Mnnd
i0., rt Poiid (liny
1,1, jjt nnw llm nmt player lAfrtlrly
wliolo piano rmotttidA (0 Ida rpoltilo
loticli.
"In fftcl. tlmro noror wna it mlnntf
wlieti tlio piano lind anything to ny
About It. Thcro nover was a minute
when tho moil wero not completely urns
tors of tlio ftltuatloii. Tlioro nover rni
an lualnnt front tlio Umo tlio rollef np
tironclicd until lio wna firmly nottlod In
Ida sent when both men wero not ton
tltinouily in motion, hut llio clinngo wai
inndo without a jar or n rlttr In tho mtt
sio and without tho omlctrlon of a note."
Now York Bun.
fc.jtnn l)inVriit!t.
Mr. Hltldirton int-n roly)-John, Mr
Jonefl toIlH inn you llirnahttd his son
shamefully tod.iy In Hint (mo?
Joint No, air.
Mr. SMdmoro Then wlutt did Junni
mean by tolliug nm Hint?
"IIo just uiiulo 11 mlntuko. I didn't
thrash Jiui Jonot tdmmofully. I wal
loped Idin beautifully." Harper' Ilo
car.
nuuirn (inn irtnii.
Caponl, tho French tonor, wns tho re
cipient of voluiiK.ti of lottnifl from ludy
ndmlrerA both huroaud In Purls. Oa tho
English Htugo. bosldes Mr. Irving, Mr.
Aloxander, Mr. Uaro and Mr. Dancroft
linvo bcon overwhelmed with a goodly
numbor. But I nm told by ono who
knows that no nctor living over received
such 1. number of admiring oplstlcs f rom
tho fairer sex ns tho Into Jolm Clayton.
Among nc tresses Mrs. lktncroft baa
perliupa been treated to tlio kindliest at
tentions. Mrs. John Wood, too, on the
first or last night of her play had always
her dressing room converted Into a por-
foct bower of flowers, and Uttlo gifts of
Jewelry literally poured In upon hor.
Thcro was eno banglo with tlio inscrip
tion "Bless your urt." Whothor it was
Mrs. Woods' hoart or nrt that was blessed
remains n rlddlo to this day. Loudon
Harmony nt An Ci.it.
If tho convicts at Sing Slug wero
pormittctl to wclcomo tho now arriv
als, nnd if thoy desired to contiuuo
tho harmony euggested by tho nnmo
of tho fumoud iiennl institution,
their words, of gi-oetlng would prob
ably tnko n form Binulnr to tlicboi
'Lot us lenrn to rehjicct each other's
convictions." Now York Ilernld.
llaitford thinks it haa douo pretty
woll for American llterntnro in having
becu tho homo of Jlrs. Sigouruoy, Ilnr
riot Becchor Stowo, Isnbolln Beoohor
Ilookor, Mnrk Twnln, Chnrles Dudley
Warner, William Glllotto, tlio play
wright, Noah Wobstor uud many others.
Tho Jows wero oommandod to colo
brnto a Jublleo fenst, or national boll
day, ovory 60 yonrs. All Jows Ju bond
ago to their brethren went freo on t 1
fpnsr.
Will Not PerformMiracles
But It Will Cure.
O
B. MH.E8 11E3TOBATIVB NEBVINP
euros nervous prostration, Not mi
raculously, but scientifically, by flr
romorlng tho fjcrms ot disease, and tbea
supplying healthy nerve food, Increasing
tbo appotlto, holplntr digestion and strength
enlng tho entire system. Desperate cases
rcqulro prolonged treatment as shoirn by
that ot Mrs. M. B. Reed, ot Delta, Iowa, Mho
wrltcst "As tho result of a lightning stroke,
tbo physicians said I had alight stroko ot
paralysis, my limbs would all draw up, I
Tt- lvTilPC would havo throbblngs
JJ1. lUllca in my chest that soomed
NervinS unondurable. Fortlircq
",w" months I could not sleep
ReSIOreS and for three weeks did
XJanMU not c'osa n1 "J08,
HcalUl.t.... prayod for sleep, and
felt that It rellof did not como I would bo
dead or insane. I took Dr. Miles' Ecstora
tlvo Nervine and tho second night slept two
hours and from that time on my health Im
proved! slowly at first, but steadily and
surely. I took In all 40 bottloi, and I cannot
express how grateful I am, for I am now
perfectly well, and huYo taken no modlclna
for over four mouths." Dr, Mllos' Nervine
Is sold by drugglsu on guaranteo that first
bottle benefits or money refunded.
Book on heart and nerves freo. Dr. Miles
Modlcal Co., Elkhart, Ind,
m,jwwwMiiiwi-wi.i
- ttoMmimMi..MimjJiuta.MY',it'r'ritf 'Jrtri'&ytiti(irniniuitfi'mmMtnkiMMk.
IUsjiHAiiiUiMijiMjiH
7M MM. BrsBTisfTkBnss sssl
jM ' Hv B mHI ! ' sfll pi 1 iV si sH
&E- IssssW rPJssM B lsH IH I te B m B
ft,?,i.!Sf?5.m!L.!!2lS?
TtiibWLnM' hUmntfomjijpMiiitin tHti AHwjifwjd
lyjjlAAAtlirtlAMf1 faJ(Alt,"t1(1 tat tftihtiU rtMlfj Jlitrt
iSlLJf-'leU''plAlfjafiAriijifjiflU
(Jnthrla. wtlATA ygytfj htj!t
(.Atf Qtin vvnifiM ydmltlna; ItttiftufAj
ilnninriii nnr a T)lftrrlifM unit Wiijl latl
Al(df lis fAllOTM TfOtltlHtt Tfl)Tltl
OafrrU owrrt (fwtlatlort ft-mt Tlfitnlntier,
Owntorlai Mftttlratlw atkw ifri t j f nnfaonlft weld xfta orolioitona mlf .
Cwitorlrt 1oas not (oMnla MoriittlMa, niliitiiinr otttot'Knronlli'yroTertr.
Owstof 1 wmlwiilataa iUn too A, regKlate) iho wfomqeh. wnil lio-waja
1tIw) tanltliy nnA nfttiMrstitajp.
Crtstorlw la ynt vy Ih fiit'd TtJm n1r It la not nolfl in hulk,
Don't allTr My onw a anil yaw wwytltlits: olsw oh tkw y1t v yynwlst
fhat It la "Jni m s;b4" n& "will unmrttv nvtiry yttryaso.".
Sao iUnt, yon trii O-A-X-'T'O-R-I-A.
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