Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1891, Page 5

TR 2N AN A DAL DL PMUONIDPA Y, MARUN LDV, THE BIBLE AS A MASOOT,| o ot or v iy guctng an o o vt o a0 | TR COMMERCIAE, TRAVELER, | Brssimsintonmon, oo pomoreitn | it todend, vt petme st ot | ! L driving together X IU| have visited it pronounce it a great cuviosily. | 8 thei ciggars o un mised and petired | MinIOE at thitty-vight, and Walpolo | Bow it Ohangeed th Xof & Well K to o disreput y the 0o 4o Dot + A Dramuers' Bunk Otsanizod by the South- | t X 8 lomgrleaso of powar did not com 4 Iay uarke w8 forty-four, o e | TSk Ll ess rofised ho aduiss . pronr i dad o b A B wieed ¢ when he e foreign — k again tothe HE NOW SITS UP NGHTS READING 1T, | ! 1ot H o ofher | AN EXANPLE WORTHY OF IMITATION. | t J . HEN Negotiations in Progress for Purchios: st n K His Own Measire 'y bo ) g All the Salmon Cannerios e \ Comn-<Thy Vaike:of \ M i : of ditlise " oit tho Wriber IV : : ol lis il cdige of Humin N ihs o fifts whoh he XHdentsal e Weare going toadver- Northwost Nown She licke it samples . 5 [ of * Taly, DBismorck wos TR | mtifiad tho ¢ ) [ . 3 ; wvhen ho gained power tise a » i the Han 1 venwhonh Wher cage ho silent ALk fie? . e ! pist 3 3 heo published his ,]\y, Lot with " i resile ! LA > P L A A | of life and yours of 1o b T b A ! on pain o 5 t 1 % % it is tr and tho v SRR A lho st ud ~ Proude began his w0, died at £ oK et B 1l re tory ait thivty-eight, but Hume and late | X > I o 3 3 « 3 s s Dl vk and W Proscott forty-three, and Macaulay | Ingz o pss i " g \ A v v forty-e when their first vol- | Wway o o5, Ho lazily NewOratilc Socte 5 0P s Sia i ¥ mes appeared. Even novelists are oo san reading 1 Franciseo has anew-fugledse Jgtient tharot p - R1001e ¢ metin of tardy developwment. tossed it asido and went | « rative ¢ b J Seott was forty-three when, renouncin to sl xtuigit hevon. He in | The Two Dakotas. | | | | i pocty Wiaverly Manzom. | [ Ho won ngain and was 1more th ! % ¥ % Bird it ribe for a block | sverolatel. Tho biblo has become procious | ] Y Wi ghlutive nut ¥ D . 0 : 1\ Corvar Uhres whon e 10 Bl 0 mOW silvup i bed for an bour | WUl ¢ Ll | dues : : ro- | “Don Quisote” s s light. Thack everyn reading that L i o € .. Y b S 1 1 P + oray was thirty-five o mado his devor orn monk ¢ . | ystem c 3 il grnel) ty #00 for ¢ d ; ad ! was t wilh wnd Goo # Budu hist repeated the nam | commun i nbers of DR iRt ey . A v ar ace and leaves a N Hentiuly advisiug hissportiug {riends to try | Sngerlins | company 5 tax of Headle v is more Wi ho total tax « 1 nd in e when ho iss [ Promessi v 0 L S, Otienbere & Bros, took i VI Wis on it ater tho tution has ate | A Project i on he Syt Stou 1 r us and forwarded thew to nty-s 1 ho produced “Knicker 4 . Thice the Olympie | g for the Baptistuniversity at Sioux Falls. | 3 3 [ bocker, Richter only thirty-ono on Outeasts, cib. The ¢ s about tenty Ihe ltest novelly in Bryant isa walking | v matior & y RIS e e Tho casoof Mis Blizabeth Hutley, under | Rtident menbors, bt it nunbers among it | soon 1 mau with high top ots iilled with 1esls o SCOUT HUGO MILLER, TS e i T bR o P eTy e len e e evesled oo of the most deplorable cases : v *Grulliver” at forty-one, and St Toicon e alion tors of thesocioly are cxpected to believo | Howeighs 15 pounds and s of the knglish the Late Ind War, | LGulliver” at 0 commence at once.) everprosmted beforo tho court, says tho | that the world is a hollow v, and that | mastif k : s L Shandy ™ at forty or founders of ( was 1ot sustainod, and seond, beeauso the | 0 theontside: thit the accepted theories of Lroe6, ot PHGry MAkGH - to brgatite e/ BLrcn the brachto Join'in. the t Miles very advan- | Fox, in the forment of the eivil w Of all the latest styles Anding of tio court, in adjulizing the youns | oo A e ¢ ey | Sate bar associatio s e forday's meeting o osteon zat his cavoer at twonty-three and shapes for Sprinc girl an idiot, found itself dispossessedof | may boableto live forever in this world A Mandan taxidermist has shippod alurge | postpono th o i1 the nurm ber 1 Indian ty o 1”-“”“(“;-‘7 oy ‘\‘vy'u\ ik I =3 dJ. power aul auhorily 1 diret her boing | that if celibiey weve rgiily pricticed, 1 | SUEENITU T eo headato 8 05T of ginres St il S _ b R I RS Bl o v it e e oal(= 101 1 takon caro of at public expense. T Sav W" W '“ ,“A,,‘ it -“,' ;Hl.r‘ it m‘n De. The Yanktn eity council rejected all bids | Monday evenin ident Green's ofli . B0y | motr was prownt a oo of e | T e, ‘i it D, foed fe o | for operating o ferry acss tho Missour,and | in » Gat bank bui Known only s cientist. mn . I ey R s e hero s o number of mareied somen in f v farmers report making Hand I man i 4 X il )| who died young, who kunows low < O0CK have been abandoned by their relatives and | U but thoso who hive husbands siiel by shipping their own wheat. i S much greatée they would have been y i ezl L, neveraee them exeept in public. Several of > the middlenen’s profit . Dr ¢ k8 e Ve bion oAl ] 0X \C e bl o b s Lpaid the men have left their wive many of them " ‘rederick Free Pros: says Brown r S ol f 8 o Hoy ax > 2 bty bl hees b ¢ V| out i the world A in the treasury and no ¥ ) of the ¢ xamining physicians was to the effe y : : b R : ofhor quost med S ocity.but ho ow ty-nine that the ailmont was of sucha chavacter \ i vaib renown piintor, ¢ that it woild bouseless tosend the patientto | ¢ . e et " L B RFBI o L and the taking in of a ! CaBb o 5 ) Ll Bt at il ergeant Richard Foste b [ MeCook and Flanson counties will hold a [ harter for the b itk 4 wid sommeteer, Vo fanc 1HICT il b el e I Lt g | ehinery to the highost bidder, Joint meat ; e RasHa L 1 iy dictatorship with whiciagein- | And they are worth in to night. An exarmination madein coirt, by | alair vecurred ; e insurinco compnics ave notitying | P o held in conjunction with : 1 vested him Cut off twenty yoars of bis . the two piysioans present, exhibited the | Febr < X their agents that while the valued policy bill 1t of thio association and a £ull_ationdan tey, 1 lavinaEiis inetvoulds Hittanil ¢ f 3 S SR e facttiat the mother was the vicim tooneof | the discharg 3 s is pending in the lgislature not 10 issuc any Ny siting tray 1 [ SirSiiein ua Ui e e e e e L the city $3 the most lathsome diseases known. 15 15 requested, 18 busiess of itnportanee | o i : g [ e s, ST e . - NEWS 0F THE NORTHW EST. A il s been ntroducedinthe Novth Da | Will o up ascribed to Mr ] v Vi b the el Tl iy i | G06) 1 we've got enough Hanl Up for News, o ronnye ol s nlyor Drumaners vs, M. Ath e o whors hosson | years, so us to bo bulkas well |Of them for all comers. A wamant was swom ot for the Nebiaska sity from Grand Forles to some more conven G e ATHyRadelTRt et | b i the iniabitants | as quality. Humboldt, too, owed to his mrrest of Charles A. Shafor, city edi- | Philip Frank an old and respected eitl. | €t and central locationin the stato PR T | e s ST g Vv SRR | (e a i bt torof the Spokane Falls Chronicle, ona | 20 residing near Talmuge, died Thursday of Peter Lund of Charles Mix county lost two [ in which drummers conduct the and iy 18 | ninety years a portion of his reputation Spok ona | B e Aliase, | valuable steers and soveral head of hogs by [ selves, awa the dramruors are, in retur, | fobbed iihag | The triie compitison woull obvioualybe T e N el poison. It issuppsed the poison was put | mighty displeased at Mrs, Athertow's com. | ! ! uncher | hogween works producedat the sume rantwas signed by Albert Huwkins, aro- | Thelt l““x,l‘.““‘“‘\“ ol :“‘;,'l" Mg out on the prairic by some ono for wolves el R X GHLE s ; porter onthe Keview, When Chief of Po = _John Kreplin, adealerin general merchan- | WG G0 e wnone day. his. long sputs ki | S0me age: but 1t is much oasior to test fice Harbard was on his way to Spokane | tho Hustings | dise at Parkston gave thre mortgages on | i fiorth aid sonth in east ind west, behind his big Liceled boots, broad sambrere | a¢ hievement than ity. ( ) | R from Scattle inchargo of Lodio Wirtand bor | Nebraskan, ho a position on tho | bis stock of poodsund sdppad for mrts un- | U0 Flos bunguets pays the Loastt stuck bebind his ears und @ small sized arse- 2 sbdutors Banes Buoks and wife, Havk. | eitoriil sl of the Asyon (Col,) Times, R LD oely pig Thie drunmer nal bristling ot bis belt, Miller stopped him His Sister Stormed In Vain. RiEA O aliay th GaBb LIS Waite o TwoBufalo county men have fnvente bt i q 5 3 usly on the street and acense ss Myrile s ¢ i O e hcn W ot IS | peninns niachilie bieing b E. C. Macy recently died at Wanara of | Whoon the railways makes more noiso, S Miss Myitle Davis, aped nin v i | preumio od soventy-one years, e had i . et ) L ow | the eldest daughter of Farmer James A ; les whidh s expected o fila long fely | Preumonia, aced soventy-ono year hud | Disturbing maidens' equipo ‘ and, covering Miller ey k5w A v sl wast patag andlhe | win s g u Deon a resident of Bon Homine county for | With tales of wrand rounds with the “bogst | ity pounded him over the | Davis of Braintrim township, Pa., did hous order to defony his plaus sont tologrins to | James Tohmson,a wealthy farmer living | SCYSTdlvears andwas postmasterat Wunara Tle drunmer. \ ! ply pulled | work until receatly for Mes., Amos Cald Chief Harboard ant M. Taylor, Lodie | near Weeping Water, has lost A Bla et N Wit Wwekts Gib1AtELaEY /01 Hat a I 1 45-caliber | of the same township, Young J J. Ho! Wirt's aunt, warning them that Hawk Joses with cholera the past winte nga | A bill has passed the houseand will proba. | Who wears the late Io of haty Vo dusperads raceiiod | ypook of this city is a brother of Mrs. Cald R AOb B0t B o oL Ak Sina~ | s ot st B0 . biy pass the senato abolishing the office of | The varied colored, lond cravat, builet through the body aud another in his bl L R thennot (o allow hin toseo Mis Witk He | ’ county judge, aud throwine all And always tungirates “a baty 5 i x srobate busi m. Miller surrendored to the loeal | Well and last month ne made her avisit. He wigned thonamo. ofiatwell lenown' plice of ‘}\ il \.y:‘x‘\‘ '.”}f':"'\" u‘ll.:‘T"i:\l“\‘-l‘“-“l';’- ness tothe cireuit ju dg H\Hl:\m. submits The drummer orities, who promptly turned him loose Lin lovewith Miss Davis, greatly to the ficorto these folegrams. F1e 0lso hireda | bt tce i 6 dleloote N shonrder and | Ui quostionto a vote™ of thepesple attho upon a plea of justiication. The terror barkeeper to dope Hawkins before he took iiG6stions Who ever strews his samples round a0 badly bruise his head. On seat, on sill, and sbelt, ana ground, 1 thotrain. Shafer went 10 Spokae from S e org, had he died at sixty, would have ancout's Crime. discount of b pore e up W pplication f new policies or renew any old ones, ok of sending false telograms, The war age, or between men dying at about the displeasure of his sister, and before he lad been there a week Mrs, Caldwell discharged | sokey, who tas fust died in Ver 2ev, Jacob ¥, Scoit tthe 1 t Whose hiead is iron, cheek brass-bound? Mitler roturned to Clevelaud after 1 the handsome servant girl, declaring that nc Frawiseo where he ciains to have worked | 1t 30 ot s "8t wocently nered R St Ao ey ob AR WK | I Thodrummer, B et fy i e brother of hers should’ ever warry the on several leading papers, cighty-ive vears. Ho had been a minister of lver from tihat town, Si - During L e bt e Pl daughter of a poor farmer. Miss st years of lis residonco there Council | Who, when the ni biitamela breale occupied himsclf with d L . s = = . the Hnptistehurch forover forty yoars e o B TR b A e e (o] S v T ik el »fCleveland by the sy Davis bears anexcellent roputation, Used a Proomstick on a Chile e R : AT VAR auna Willvound tho stove lnmself entold, S il on o Same day that M. Cald Secretary Theobald of the Humane society | into a granary aid staling twenty Arrungemonts hve besn porfected by the | " he dru R SO i B ri- 1l discharged her she got worls autho farm uneuthel a of i ; I s atrocious cruelty toa | els of o '\ _has pecn son b3 state grand lodze of Odidfellows whereby all o ALY L “l‘{f‘\.‘,, h‘i,‘.”,,”‘.,? B ;\‘;“h-‘\u”;.l‘l[\i“l‘ '\‘w‘;f{ childin Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Rockhill beata | Bates of York lo ouneyear in the “ | needy members of the order will Yo furnisk Who knows all food as simply hash, S o sslon | (ijdwell told him it was time for him to litte stepdaughter named Dotti tiavy with” feed and seedgrain, A car of com for | W Jurney s on the mash, ut undor Goneral Mile T TR B CoL L TRk o B bty She (B s N the needy members in Sau boe if A y ed moustache? at_of trou with _tho e SN Stanton: Immedlital v ETe IRty ea ki are 2 ? % countics will be at Woonsocket Mareh 1, The drumm Hogisthe isassiikio et sdsrapl the next day, and within a fortuight uage | 410€ on the count- bruul mamer with Fourieen oit of the thirty-our rosidents. of A R e B e e tha futome/oriwhioh only 18 athis) ot his sistor ahother visi S : stick, covering tho child's the town arosuflering with tho discase, but | il Conmence operat ion A pril 1. 1t w Who, wlhen the Pullman comes to Withus finean education as any youn g me bt oingAsa] Clowell s had deorxaaipiss || O2S. 1 ley stALL NI at with bluck and blue marks and breaking two | the majority of the cases are slowly xecover- | plo twelve men wd turm out sixty pairs of | And passenizers aveike chipped beef, B S e laly | e AL I | Davis to work for her again, When Mr. fol % of her vibs. Tho child’s sealp is also badly | g shoes per day. The muchinery is 1o hayethe [ Will neither wound nor scratch receivet T e B elont st o th appor. | brook arrived Mrs, Caliwell wautel to lnow | $8 & suit for all wool larcerated. From the weits and black anid Whoe McPherson News is informed that | cypacity of 500 pairs per day when the de- Tho drummer 7 Qi OPPOY= | whiat business he had there, and he told her \ blue marks on the child’s wrists it isevident | Paxton & ishey, whose ranch is near | mand warrauts the manufacture of so man < - 3 P, 5 then 7 Tr. Mi 1l that he ha back after s wif Then its F: » v are ~ thutthe wnatral wother tied the child's sshoy 1000 head of cattle in | ppe g & M ralrond company has ey loptiEE Bl thaIL i ! ;i deed, M ”,‘)',‘ I | e tutroduced the rosy cheeked domestic as suits, and they are 4 S s & SR 10X 8 ver ores of that vicinity L i had the Washington retured to the agency dissutis. | bad been married the night beforeMr. H ! tod Kbl 3 et s our eye, and we want late “Jimmy™ Owens who was well known | ot sur : b n Omaha The littl village of Husey in Blain county is stricken withan epidei D, rBtic to Siiver City and o The s Y : i it : ey 7 & til she was out of breath. The young couple @own is covered with bluck and blue spots | of catlle ranged in that county next season | St to Silver ity und 8, _Tho sit Uho drummer that tho receut d of “ludians to but we’ve got blood in tary Thoobald arrested Mrs. Rockbill and hv Minatare canal “(“H icial 11 bo coveting the by ANew York special tells this story of the | there e war in the spri placed herin the conty il 1o thiuks she e e TS T o e - — - Spsts ¢ Eiancind wlieves hor to bo ‘v opim | 3 biy widition tols witering fulitio. . An | i cil has boen lssuel for arounion of the S L “Iyer sineo the timeof Adam, ™ said Jages, | Y OU tO understand that ot e s two other chiliton, who will | Justi diteler I’ bien. purctsed, wnd iho e e St o amkton, |~ Janes Owens, o travoling salos wan sixty 2 ) D D “woman has been s bethe cause of S loLes sh for akken from her by the sceretary tAnal w111 b0 vwidened fromits piesont wid by e e o AL Al L i ea g the trouble; and, asamatter of fact he | W€ can do as much for whichis 12 feet, to 40 feot, and extonded tola | o'\ TG W orginization. in the carle dans 4 e added, thoughtfully, “she is geuerally to D enate MOLEAN, longth of probibly 855 amlles. Wicekci will 1| 8 WL OMIIOREULERIRN FiR LS (oKl tava | Goleiaa Bonte Y atite blauie you as any other house Inthe ldaho legisliture last week Jones of | hegrin within a short tine bl R oY of Da Boise county gave £ v of the Kaj The farmers of Polk county are organiz | Engiucor Scott of Flo AR age. all ts at Marlowe's, all statos- in the cit & dispatel to the Oglden Standard purpor some way to getseed and feed for their neeay Al 1ot lonawalbing ahouriiwo huudeod in men at Pitts, all philosophers at Spino- i’ tolave wme from Fred Dubols tohimself | WOLICF, Jannem wio ng andin | fordonstracting mn- electric power house f e L or | ; S T G T : " ‘ saying: “For God'ssake don't desert me, | drawnup by a committee of farmers to pre- | 1 plizo sixty-tive home powcr dynamo for e 10 (R R i i . v. Hannibal, indeed, was 4 2 1a little more, if we try il rPos. anc larye double evlinder i e 4 A8 1 \ s, v plesse donot bring up thecase; youhaveal- | sent to the legislature asking thatth ¥ | pump for furmisbing a water supply to the | drinking, 8% ahow to the hotel | only twenty-nine, when heinvaded Ttal i S 2 mucddlo it was charged on the street | sufficient sun of money o purchas 5 it S, ably caric jout. with aim. he card | croi, and Napoleon, according to the al- e e o bl oL 1 AL the needy, but the atior sneral inforied What may prove o fatal accident oceurved | 1 i 5 0% ¢ ) Eloith An Boise (i v waswiring promi e stthe Grand Korks gas works, William ddiate of his birth, twenty-seven nent demoeratsin the legisiiature not to bring | them that ha measure would be unco SHBDe CHEac (PR cles tirag ok VY i Al V Efe AT et (e e up the senatorial fight again, us if bo feared | stitutional ady, the engineer, while sturting the ma- nore probi N 1en he 3 . AT chinery was caught in the belting and. badiy | JOKE Wiy that it A P lstarted on his umpai ‘. tho result. This dispatch s one Dubois | Tho vepublicans of itehfiels, Shorman | Shners wig cauet in the boing ina badly sue “snformation handy in” ewse mything ried on his Italian camy but weas charged with sending to Joes, a demo- | county, have organized . republican clup | BRI Seveu il woxe broken nor Rabrenal Ujranatlivacliwi i is: faavine was forty-five when ho com- ? » A m 1\ A\ erat, and Bonney telegraphed it to the Stand- | with sev, clurter members, mnd elected | {000 S aiea, and ho has small chineo e No.T15 Franklin stroet, Milwaukee, and he 1 the conguest of Gaul, Gustavus 4 | ard, Joues denounced itas a libel, and said | F. W. te rman, and W, S, Dodson sec e Ao BHC R RAS AN ances O \wus agent in that ity and in the Missouri | Adolphus was thirty-seven when he de- " 4 ) ho liad received no dispatch at all from Du- | retary, The object of theirorganization isto | 0OV : . o | valley Tor S, Ottenbery & Bros, cigae muu- | foated Tilly at Leipsic, and Cromwell o Pols, aphold the principtesof the r lican pa _“EPneumonia has killed more people in this | facturers i this city, He had' with himat | (oegy-tive when he gained Marston Moo . e The independent party has dected alloficory | Stctionthan any other disease five times | the Colen house @ satchel filied with \ ] 5 Perished in the Storm, over,” says the Deadwood Indeponde v & oight in Harrison township for the past year, and 1 mt. It | wearing apparel, his person were ) g Five laborers left Great Falls for the scae | since the tax Lists have been mado up it has | 500ms to spare the sickly, puny menand [ goll wateh and’ chain, o diamond pin aud | 0N Overrunning Silesi, was forty-thr ; K of the construction wor v Yoen discovered that. tne.,farmers' ailis "‘:w\)”n ”vwr'""“ and_ruzged old-timers | Some jeold jewolry, but no monay. His body | When he embarked in the Seven” Yeur's We have enlarged line through the Flathead regionin Mo uss bad failed to assess tho farmers’ al- [ Who have bray was removed to an undertake shop, | war 3 ) ¢ QERlINe MEonEh SRoTIANIN ho hews | linncegencral merchandisa store located at | Wintens. Tho provaloce « y vlicre a coronor will ike an wutopsy today. | his appointment to the communa of the ~ g and improved our EaLn s They, wero canehh 1l ¢ ound | Ltehfield, b 1 not forgot to assess tno | due, nodoubt, tothe open w wrmy. Wellington, had he died at| ooy c storns, and a contracting party found two | siores owned by repuvlicans. This matter, ' Washburn, who was convicted at But it was Mean, hivty-nine. wonld have s s 1ildren’s Depar ] of the dteal bodios, wnd near them was onoof | with sowerl othor of ko~ claraclor, ard , iy county, six or seven yearago | One wis o commenciad travelor, the othor | (Fynine, would hiive been ihown PADDLE YOUR OWY CANOE. hildrer epabiment thomen still alive, but sously frozen. | being thoroughly niredin Harrison townShip. H .A,‘\;\‘.-.\ [t n“u:nwl |“'\Hlu' [n‘mhu'h;r\' was just @ common, large, quiet, bashful | R S8 ‘” e il e Anaidanit “Voyagers on lfe's s, and will show the hosurvivor stated that the members of t r o ten as, ased on o parde B TR e e ALey g nol It be trie, S S aiian B A Lowa. Mellotto, Koy, Carrie J, | MW They wero pluying billiaxds in the | iy, Tiyron ab thirty-six, hidachicved vour 10¢ inay be, handsomest Child's il il L e A boolke ngant weB robbed of $100) at Gaxzull ok Intereatel in: Waek | motel vlnmm Iwwl.\l which was i\;wn L s R I (e \ibne Puddle your own canoe.” € E s 4 E tho storm and have not been found, while he slept Y for a pardon. and it was | save them, and the quiet man bad boaton the | of precocity. 1ad Goothe been as shovt- Mot yorradl bt thtad 4landl thoy s e M e o e e _ Dason port bas doneso sehooltouse buill. | ity throus e instrumentality that he | drummer every game and beaten bim badly. | [ived ns Marlowe, ho si i et DI e R NG Dlion Waist, justfor a flyer, 'wo Medicine, and a searching party st inee since 1N nally sec ase. “Lknow whit's the matter, " said the drum- | heon the author of “Gotz von Belich “Self-love is not so vile n sin as eelt- |at SBe, tl , rer tfor t : o e AL ‘ f ove 18 1ot so vilo g s welf- | 8 DC 1at ou eve g”l“[“,.“; MR W0, :‘; almost @ cer-~ | Carroll’s knitting fac mer, s they chalked their cues foranotier | on™ and of “Werther,” works whichean- | neglecting.” Then * be wise to-day, 'tis b o y 21 alnty that tt ve perishe maduess to defer Get Dr. Pierce's | SEW. dollars on | numed. Lven Shakespeare, eurly a5 ho | Golden Medieal Discovery, for all af- mpany of Scotts Blufl county has comploted arraugements for Age at Which Men of Genius Have Ay, morting his ’ 1 Masterpieces. death was supposed to lave apoplexy. Hewasamanof florid complex : ovalshad dieday Aloxand were written his name and adiress and his measurement for a cofin. He said in a ywillbe 10 opera e he tion withina fow days, - i 0gon; % rame, *I want an incontive. We ought to | not compare with those of the men just " Pocahiontas is the only county seat in tho Pfour of the damage suits against the ko a little bet ; u couplosof Salmon Canming Trust, Fontioul ) Lok oL e damusslia. axaing tha ] \ oo MO OL ] ~1 Negotiations are now in progress for the | *fate Without ariilvoud : |l Southorn Baulfic comping e n xueulc of Sho | thie gams, andlov o tho last ooy, Cono, n to write, would nof, hud | fections of the lungs and throat. 1t is Our 80c and 78c Thenew hotel it Dayton costing $5,00 will 5 pending in | youwve hud itall yofe own way. Whatdo s ranana ALDEY Gl Ehronh YA purchaseof allthe salnon canneries on 1ho | gpen its doors to the public March 1 the eircuit conrt at Sulem, have been seitled | you say to that SR SR T HRTR G OPA (eked U IR 1 ianase AEWORROEIRNOR RItDIe MIGSlAZ i istss apel worih B Fruser river by a syudicate of woalthy A Mrs. Hnmah Gofind. reeently died at | bY cowpromise. The four suits axgresated [ * it's sgrecablo tome, " answored tho bash. | "Othello **Hamlot, ebatia, i o hnyisorstar. SR & 5 Jou capitalists, who Proposo o seours a | Farn Atk bt Hs slvairod e of et | 80,75, and wero settled for $10,400, They | ful man, takiug tho lowdy und. then ne ran oft | “1eear,” ‘but merely his minor plays, All the year round, you may rely npon | | 1 $1.80 AL ORp hR = FIEORT. (ol el OFy AtRuton ot LR auced uge ofmnely- | wore tie ciims of 1. B. Bimey, C. A. Huff, | six point some of them remodeled rather than | Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. | & 1C 0. SROLPA 05 B ARIRORIRIIY SN GET L | T erca ol bt Reopanty. g my | 4B Blgmi e E S, Héndo The drimmer made two oviginal works. Spenser was thirty- | Its not like the sarsaparillag, that are e e AT ot e 1‘{‘:'!“"._'“"””"'“' 0 TR 1B S8 MR BISTOR | ok o Bk batiim, WL be pRo oF i whhero aw seroral ciscs of dipbtheria at | e lange win gl i alitie in of fitten, | oven when 1o began publishing the | aid to be good for the blood in Marchy ese are brand new of the Fruser ver cmnerics aro as good s Deisch ot Burlingtan, will be one of the | \arrens, Unatills comty. A case of books | playiug the hlls aroynd in the coruor softly | “airie Queen.” Milto 4 vo | April snd A “The * Discovery ©losed with and negtiations ar still in_pro- | dttractions at the world's fair which was packed up twelve years agoin the | aud gently without apparnt. offort. e uaell il walityine AUk f.‘(‘,..l‘.ml:\ at il et |@00ds and of the most ress with thoothen, Two or threo of the | Lowis Buss, the Sio county voung ma | household, wheso thére wero sovoral cases of | I Wil to sco tho (lerk about getting my ish hiinmel iting e WO Al ol ok Al timem o ; cauners positively refusc to sell or join the | whoshot aud killed atrain boy in North Da. | fiseas® ot the time, was opened recently, | buggage ready for thenext train, said the dise Lost unto was thiriy-soven | all cases of ood-taints, or humors, no | o {{pactive designs that syndicate, butit is cc ntly expected by | kotaseveral months ago, hus boea pronounced | and the persons who aroafielid now handied | drimmer looklni ot hig wateh. C1won't ba | When banishod from Florence, and he | matter what their name or natur It | e bo promters of ¢ o tlat they will | insane by a commission them, and 1t is supposed tho disease was con- | £one buti minute,” wid kehastened out to the veely commenced his t poem, | cures all Skin, Sealp and Scrofulous | 4o marprket affords, e able W buy fourteen out of the seventeen | Forstealing two pairs of boots at Orange | tracted in this manner oftice, which was fillod with commercial men | V was thirty-four when he began | @ficctions, as Kezema, Tetter, Salt- 2 L Fraser river cannerios. The headquartersof | City James G ralum was given ton days 1 | As Prof. Williams, principal, was loaving | @10 0ther guests of the house. and forty-four whon he | rheum, Fever-sores, White Swelling thosyndicate will be Vancouver, il T, N ¢ ly Stle vuo pairand o | o Eugorio school o was assanliod by two || "Well, now well try aguin? he siid JBneid.” Tennyson, vhough | Hip- joint disease and kindred il — ——— is serving out ative days’ sentence. ‘ L : B o L3 ol Ut | ol et v S b, i | mpon it Ehld Tobugion bl | Eln. The Old Reliable Y- A number of the people of Orange City and | bruises on the head. The boys, Otto Roberts | Later, but he made ouly four points and lefta | {5 000 e Srove-one on the publicas Its the cheapest blood-purifier, sold & George Albura, a railwad watchman at | yicinity nave formed an organiation under | and Charles Reed, pleaded guilty to assault [ Deautiful “setup’ for'the largo man h AT ATt gl e € 4 through druggists, because y ou only pay tho Southern Pacific yards in West Ouk- | the nme of the Orango City gardencr con- | and battery and were fined 810 each and costs, |, One of two other men had strolledin from | tion of *in Memortum;™ but Browning: |- gHERED PR | 4 Jand, Cul, surenderd hinsel(to the paiice | pany, Asits name indicates, its purpose is | The trouble aroso from tho punishmont of | theoftice and stood by while tho bashful |t thirty had issued examplesof nearly 4 & | 9 | 10 raise ‘all kindsof vegotables for macke o boys in school & fow aays Bgo. player made the shot, and by the timo he had | all his varied work, ranging from *Paui- Your moniey I8 returned if it dosw's | on o clirge of wault with a deatly |10 viio wlikindsof v lir mikey the kove lnachol @ fo dsye ag run the score up to™N there were halfa dozen | ine ™ to some of his most. fsmous dramatic A1t or cure you veapon. He had been aumoyed by boys run- | ., Matthiss Willers has sued the Chicago, islature in joint sesston clected the | oo’ 0 TR S G e O able. ’ Y ramauo St R » | yveup vl Fort Madison & Des Moines railway company 1 *rs: Rallroad Commis- et RUNERE 10RERO AN, lyvics, and including “Pippa Passes ning about tho yard, and, while exasperated | 12 0 Gumngos, He oliims thit - bis doetl] 4 W Wl B asounia. i, that wisn good 8ot said ono, | denillers it s true, peoducod s P - st them, ho fired bis pistol supposedls it | 1y i Fort Madkon was destuyed & tim City: A, N. Hamilton, | b big mun madea vory good deayw. -~ iars LU 8 dria, - Beedioad MUS EMEN TS, Willie Day inthe lg, infiicing a painfal | f 5ot Sris from Hanls ! ) Sommimlonan—X, O loed, ctators dooked ‘it euch other with tat | 4t twenty-two, but ha was forty when he | DIMIE EDEN MUSEE. ] e A e e (Campoell, Georse 1. Myers. Pitol PG nentof the head which ndteutos | commencod with “Wallonsiein, " his — ~ - 3 0, 0 Doth approval and surprise sorics of mastorpicees. 13 An Intamous Wreteh, the assertion that not one farme ard, Astoria: J. A, Brown, Portlad. Food " : ramaa Bllei A man calling himself James C. Ross regis- | found in that vicinity who is poorer ti Commissioner— W, W, Baker of Portland. Where arwe you in this game, Billy wils famous s, again, | Will Lawler, Manuger. Cor {1t and 1 i 8 twenty-soven, but Scott WEEK OF MAKCH 24 tered attho Manor Houseln Vancouver, B,C., | W85 five years ago, utless the cause can bo | State Libradan-J. B. Putuam. askod el of L, was thirty-soven when “Marmion' tly. He was accompanied by a hand- | (3¢t to something besides theussertion that - o, Fomak oh i e gl Wi e | poared, atd Wordsworth was forty-four | il 4 . :L,‘,,“‘. young woman whom he oslled bis wifa ““]’ ; t pay Bad drain 3 much sickness, and | pontnt, who, sceming a litlo disconcorted by | When ““Ile Excursion™ saw the light, | | Fhote Roberts, living nortwest of Lako | bad blood aud action of the liver | somuch attention, missed the next shot and | though itmay have been years in pro i mnd to tho hotel clerk he made the statement | View, has o most remarkable well. It 15 o | and kidueys 15 bad drainage to the human | sat down i [ d tras \ 0 I\ Y mratic Statosmanship 1 outh Harrison and Worke u D U \ st o lad drivea over fma New Woatcom, | "windy Wil Tiaors s 4ol wiad eonu | ity which Burdockblood bitters remedy, |~ Whilo the drammer was running off sovon 1\!"‘:“‘“'1 "ho ‘oxjocted to go togethor, | ke IEnnmi i rants i ( Ul ”N‘ I’)lh ‘]l‘”l It i H(i[“ N\ A wouk of mworriment, Oue dlme aduits