The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, May 23, 1890, Image 4

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THE FARMERS.
Convention of I?:i5: t'tnmtj
FiiriiHrr;- A!!i;iiu', lit'Ul in
.1I::::nI City. 31l.i;iri.
S:it !!:!:.., !:
17. JSiKJ.
rrull Text of tb" FroccatJiBC. Hesidi:
ticas Etc. a F'tniisfcctf hy Utir
Resortsr.
ThIJ';iriai,:s".1:Hnn:"i:,t in ih'sclty
. S-'!irilrt. M iy had L. en prc
" i :iU!V lirnii.g-'vi. Tie f.ir..KT.i De.':.?!
: .uring iMi U't- ir c.triy h.iir ai i
tlii'io was i iiri'f i .-r. : IIkiv !:...: '.:is
been for .::; !.:::. "j !. iins.v::t:w.
was to be h.iJ i lie t 'sTi: 11 ills.", .;
.or.JioIj I'.i fanner.- rei-.nroi: lint:., r
to t.ia tiiaiitr . ;.t nit I"'), s.:u
houtai ; u..t: m'icr al i":t"ir.
by L. l. Cit..:yv.: of M.-i.ti-wd, l'r-i
' i-inr of i5:" '"'. l:i!!f. A'.:i-....e, md
" by zl- - ' . .! .!. Cu il.r ; t:-v
csinvejllir. II. M y Jr o.' the S.sav.
C.,-k Ah aiii-. .'c!..ig .-.. e la rt .
After the s.-cA ;:v:,3:in..!-:cs a creden
tials voaiinitleo was :ii(oitite-.l by tho
chairman. Seme ui!.:-;uity was :ii:in:
fr.ti ir. stVJ'iajjf ti.is iimvi.iMe" as
seemed anvi nw to serve, l'iiiiiil v
J. K. KelkT. M. Wvu. :tul .J. D- Twti
wrm ise!ectot! nii'J j.r-jeecdjd al on'-o to
business. J 2elegi:U- aero tin;:: re
ijtiested to hand in their credentials
. -without, delay
A motion to nr.i a committee on.
fhinr.co and on nvultiti.'n.i was nn i- by
!. W. Ki::g i.r.i! cars:.' 1. Ti;.- Ci:ai-t'las
thereupon ap;-Nii!cd ao :i I'iiuci'.' Co.u
lu'ttvc .1. P.. M-'..it;-! J.-hn il.i-U'ii..-!
ami H-nry ..'!::! -m.-init a. a Co:uw;Uci
on Iv--I,'1 V..!!. I. iu'..h:i. I). W.
Kii; ) 'i'riii.i:'.:r. 1 mnkini:
th"-c ?! -"tion-i t:i.- i-; fti.iio
iliiiVnily :v iii-jisicui- :! i: :r'v. -.-:.).).
n:it.-' ;i:J iii!t.:k-iv. ;ir-' th;:; k'Iih'
t'f:1-.. as l.i'ifi v;i. vii-! v:tl: tl t-t-.r-nq:rHt
for t!n ijfiivs.t t" ;: ;.;;rt-l!:i-:r
crcdeiiiif:Ls, a:uit! , i.:nli-,-..1.
u":;!y.
It v:i3 anno'infoi1 ti nt ''! i-rtriry
wiiM k-''.v rt uivo ai! Atiw fn.ni Jolr
Ki't. Thrsn wcro f.r.'iiiilly p.iiii
t:i ui!i of J.JT.'V1 v a roti-ivc-i.
J. '.7. t":m: Siiwv.-.! t.'nt, motions
of iaiK?7t;ii:co !;0 UTitU u ami imiutisl to
lliu Si-;r(?Jary l-s-fsr in-inir -niu:!friM,
:v:n :s i:is li ;:.-.ji.i !::.:' -.fiao iiifin
bsis sftcr a motion w l-
c-u:.e clsorijt"i in So-i-.M: Ise K!.!
rort-t li't' wor.ii'i:: of tin.ir i;k lion aivi
linn 'iii. il.'i.i;. r.j5-.l i-oy fusion. H.s
ir- -.I ?-vo::.lc.l : a.I !-.;ri!i.
Tlicro was i-caa asjIo i ..:.fu:.i"M
t!i.. l.i l.io i rO::L!i r. ;itlwi!
maitiij iy tit . s- in iu ;i!ut
t ins IiouFii toe -nfor v.i!i tiir c-nI'K'if ".
A iiiotiuu fci :;:; ;ir.ii:io:H .tiis i...
iiiiiii. ami ul II:-";! t;n is avpjiJ-!i ;r.i
jotin:i".l to luet't ajiain at J:01 p. m.
Di'.r'.vz tlio r.tiu !i;nr ovryono iii
vi'lei! !.it:-!; very :i.:ilu-.i: Iy to iii;:
oxii rt-iuiroi.iiots anil all cun.c lo'Ic
looking i"u!l" :t:ii i::-ppy.
J ne convent;-.n
oriior at v. ti
tnittee on V n:ta:
v.ns .jgam
The rtp-.r;
.v is ro-.
cr.i:-d to
of Com
;"Otl nnj
-:.-v:.--l
reai! bv the ,H"i,frrv -t; ' v.
A motion v:a? made that each ileicga
. tion should cast its fill! b.::!ott. I
ing U.i-i " motion of it:ip.ntsnee II. ('.
llunloa rai-c;I thoqtuvtioa a to whelher
r not it rimuld iw written. Tiie Chair
man rule-.! that the m tion .vas not of
scf.icienl imporliniw to rj'siro being
tvritlen. It- w t!.t.",!i rr- n:.l t; v.,;..
and ct'.rrio.l.
A ;ry tii.n -y 'KtggKsliti: nriiVb'
J. Xoruan. ti-at iii ijiu.irm.ui sii.nil 1
u-s5 hii vojal p iiter -l-.i. :.'.: .aji a:-t ig".
as iui-::ib?r.i .n tiie bae'i J'art .f t':.
hoUni ".vere .1- .'rojso" .i .-ir: ig ;.:
ceedings. T.'ns iras ri-c,.,:.-;i tv.lh ap
laiiA.
Titn rnporl of .Mr. " xr, c-ar.tj- ns.r
ciiiLihig agent f. r .he A:1;.:t:.. at ':...ii:d
City, w.ts rctrl !iy the i cret.tiy ami
fihow:i tliat the atcrinnt of go.M.5 handled
b;. .'!-. linwe tw s frill-iwt:
S::'vir and ctTe". OZTttDj .!i"r arr'
e'.es. o75. :; iolll. l l.rii.-J.;. tv ::..::.
for b'!;.-.r!g ra'1 rellin-r,
Tl;c re;;r; ui sl.e creJ'-atia'' cr:3n:ii!--tv
wai re.i i by ,r. I. Kllr. and s.'in.v.ti
t!t't ..".'ill;' .; 1 '.m1 ;'.ii:.::. e.-. wor.- rr;
rc-i?nte.l. ani thr.' ii-re ..'re pne-ent 'A
d-.'legate. They v.nv r.-i fo'ler.-.. from
their r.-M'r-i .'iatri
t-.fi.i 'ul ... !t. n..;-i';.. .i ..i
.1. il. 'Viliin-ar, Fpli .uv
Ilird.
K
iu-:iv:i!( 'i.-orgf. i'fi'ii. :..)...: :l.l
b.iid.
.r.it:i- Id.!i:i::'
Fratiii-iii Vv". il. St.iit1., J. II. F-irkiv.
j. a. :;.J.-ti..n. j-hiiipv.'.-iier. .:. u. ::?-
Intvn
Shiloh- 3'. V.. f. il.k-. A. .'. .Meyer.
Wm. Weigh) man.
(Jorrt.m U. F .J inLm, II. T.. Meeker.
T. 11. Moore. W. T. Tii...::;..-'in.
S'lt'.aw Civic- It. K. U..-. J.il. K,-Her.
Steplfii H ind. K. M-Kor. M. L. M:!;cr,
John tin! higher. C An lerfcon.
MiilCvek J. H. Kunkel. II C lien
ton. fJoorgo .Vn'ft.t. l-'.i ;cl F-uter.
Hn.-r ik. ;, Iaw.it Ceintv ;. w.
Murray. T. .V. Forr.ij. II. Ur-rrl-U. J. I).
Fu'lerlon, J. M. Appl.'in.iii.
Eiir. 'trtuv -II A. Ciraoii, O. W. rul
loin, J. A lli.v.
Vieasant Hill -IL 2L 15:ggs, Jamej
15rc'vn;"g, J'jt.ulet Wilsii
Hlghl old W II. Ii i.i'idin.
Tii-o'.n S. U. Sv-iifer, ('. SbaftT. V.
S. ICiuMt-r.
Fairvlew J ',. Tn'mi'irr, Win. Ail.in.
Jolin Ho.lgia.s, J. 31. -Darnel, Joliri l!:-s
well, 11. . O 'v.in.
Wolv;l- O. i
Tritt, M. Oclvi.i.
Stephenson. J. I). !
i:;:iir c.
it..n.i;'er. i. -s.
CiiTo.ti. Albert Mark
W. U. Walker.
Wni : .ll. V.'.
... Tl
tham. I". .!. D.ivis, il'irv
li.i-'ll. All-
drew 13 i!':"r. j',. 'i
Miner.:! t'nnii'rri
John IJii.-her. W. V.
:-';.-.:. -I.irnig.
P. l!. i;.-.-.-.-.:ng.
nt. A. Cr..ii:i"i!.
II. D v.tney.Cr. iI
'aim-. V -.r i. t;.n.-..'e
Minnesota Viiley
WeilkJo)li ic
lloltom.
i'i.'O'. J7AI'- !t;e".' t. .'
Iluer -r
T:im"s r ". i-J A'x re.
lni-s iii.e ii--'l-ri'litt-..!
laurel:-..- !. W. Kmc. J. F.d,
riiick.--. Wai. !.iu:r...i:i. !v V
h:i He k.
rii:in. A.
. ill'r's.
J. il. Id ' eg". A. l!lteil.,-.-:t.
D!cgi id' Ii'.. hc : :iTi,. ali-ptT'e r.-ere
reip'es1"-.i I g t e.ear .!..- ;n
jKisible. and tlx- reja-il ni the c 'i.riil
tiM on re., il'il'on-j '.v::s iil!e.l fur. Th"-"
able prrd'j-.:i :t.s. thich n-lkft gre.it
creiiil iijen I o.-i'ri.ialorit. Irvy h.ic
i ig o:i!y p. liinlted tin.e ir u'li-h to pr.
pnre Ciem. was leaj by W. II. Lillgiilin.
ns fo'ilow1)
lti5i.):.v!:ii, Thst wo Iwhovo that al!
nrg.iii'-ili-.ii.t of the fnraier.i of the S. ui
ted S a!-' slum;.! unit...; ?n one. and
the ne.iil.-.,-.. .f .i!i rrg.iii'.;:i!to:s3oI !a
Iniriiu in . vvltete -i :": "l.'crs or i.'i.i.'-.
should Ui bioiig.it :; t vg.-th.:.- in :.il
measures iie.-e.-sjr- lo :n.-ure jttMi.'e !
the vvj!c a" .v..i.-! !io ! tnoj't!i"s.
the j; imbier: a:..! tiie t.iiC-.et, :h-. tn.
tier tiie cuis." of the I...., a.i.Ier ttie pre
teeti.ai it.- cxisiiag ate. -. o- ir. iikhiso
f law. aio ivbbing "he i.r:ie4 tin'Zi t
the i::jt-i-
iIv:oi.-. ;. . "ii.ii t:.e re-t-ct il.-ciien
of tha Sjjimme t'tir' ot p. ted
Static iu the Ioam ! jti'.r s:, -. furnish
es ii adiliii 'r.a' grn:'::.V ft'r W avui.;it).
tilth r". 1 ,""." :.-.. '.:-.
luv.-s thai v., i. .- ..' 1. 1., . ..;,
o.'iii-.er:-... t : :t v . !! ;. li.-c.r:
peilisi i rst-r'-, i.-.; , :-r ."',it.- oicm.ar
girine, buttcr.ne or - n-i.e t'w-.cr.----.- .
and in:.! v
Eel ;o-i again:
tie. '.i . .-.
lii.s.it.y'.'.
gte3s tin; n
may ! ne 'L
trusts ai ;1
li .
i
t.ri
c:
: cuitttit. it ...s-.'uici1 ot cat
i.'I- and . '. ':...
Thai : e f. -1-.n.' i-.
.. if -' i- -. c- .?- a
-.ir.t l.n;is.- i- c.. exlst'rg;
pr.. -.cr.t i t. ic-sSi.ir t.t
. any more Iru .i. "in oiicvt.iHiS pie-er.t'
al! dealings ir. future: p,!l ..m .,,,,1
every olluc mrv.is of gaiii'j'ing in tin
grain, clys'i or :i!v;i j : -'.id of tl.o ,
working ra.'a ..." the n-ilioi.
; . Kksoi.vl!, That the di.!Inrbe;i:g';s'
the ui.in .viio ettr.s it, and c-atutT by
; any procss? wltatever i rightfully taken
by aaatlu 'viihoal tlis retarn ol a mil
sod Jiist e;iivalf..it.
Uii-s ilvi.:. Thr.t b-.dvii.g in thediv--
itrin or our forn-fi.tli'er?, thai their -si-ill
bj a-j taxation without repieientai.on,"
I i!tIari Jliit v i-itii'ii -mohM 1 ii"
ni ' '! rwi.t t.t ( :'n . is. liii-ri!!- sf ,
fW. r "r Ol.--.
-.. m. Ti.at n irty thai (J.
. jK-n.t.-. fur .-.!:.-- en ti.f .iiiia.-i'i-n i!
1 n. !,! rl iimiijujiIin:-, (.nUry. antlt'a;
cliiii! i.i?i tf i:r ri'i-rH, t-ar. tH:ar' t!it"
. n'for:i:- v ij-.-;r..
i !.- "i j i J, i"' if-! (I.h to'
titiii.ii) -.ai I M".ir.iv I :i
1 1
il it: n i : .h-ii.ir t. r".iju:ii .ai;i'.
i.iriijiiai v.-.irk.
!;..-)i. J"J:at j;.,vr an eiluca
tmnal jti.i!iii'Si ir.n for votort
iJ-.-.it.t mi. i are vlaJ that
coiiuKi: ivnsi'.s i- to inform tlni i-onn
.rt of tht H-i:t to uliu h ll:uralttat4
tln I'niUil Stalin it. alroaiiy morl
Iioi.vKii. That our Fviuuathins nn
vtith (i.ts !.iirintr mjiI tif tin" viholi
-1 1 iu axiy an.i every jiropur elfort to
thro'v o!T tlif v.,ke a::il hurtloa of nionev
hit-ry
?i:.ii.vr"?t ! .nf ?ti thn tni!I..li:iirf
ami
the iii:,irei.it-ts, the iiluiitlererr anil
rn. I ifit.Td cltlr. tL r.ei Tli7.
tiie ,-o ti i of cur country ami
of i jmv.'.V " j
"it irr':ii, Tli'il tto tr.e notice to i
n!i tn'.;'..-.i1 rartle that tint mu.n movi. ,
Hit-'t-tiily ami clf.-.-tiveiy u. tho directum
of ri'-litim- the .trriij--- of the lieonle. or
f the nwiili". or
, thev t.;i! -mi: r.eo.l to ;)ici.aie fur tho
' iht'of t'utir li-utli as oarties. '
ilf-oMui. T:..tt tve h -lievc in our t
rr.nntrv. it-: -!;Lut...n unit Us iiw.lt-
littion-: t.i-i
iif"!im of fin
v.e i uve not inrgottoii iik
creal Iw'yeliioii, aan mat
visile we r-o wi? ti.i? fact that our leg
islature ami our courts, t-titc and aa
tional. 1iH tioeit nlreaily to n fearful ex
tent pi tituted to the" br.se ut-es of the
lliT-i:-'- .a" l.li.r.ii.Ter. that i? pl-Ueo:ir-solveJ
r.nei.' tliat this. oi'K country, ihali
Im? acaii. r.-deeaiiii.
Tt.-..., .- I". .,t ..... t-.. V .l
lianc-eo! !l:.'t t'oantv. M".. congratsilate
..:ir I'r.-iide, on hit faithftil iictl me '
.vtai
thlf U:
t- 1 -ti
i.::ii icci;i.-;.l of o.ir i
fairs. a::.l 1
aket!.:
ii-:-irt iii". t-i cuni-ss I
r r-v.iru
l.iti aiai our In?-I
i- ,
l.i.-in
:. : ;:iovf ' that the rei
iittH bt t-wtimi. Ti:i-
I.-
.1
e!i-i!r .!iv
wriU.-n.
til Unit'
ti.; TJ'titl'tn -1
i
hereup 1
o:. C. 'i. t . ,.n otT. n.-! as a s:jb-tttitte !
i Tor !!:-. Fnller'.imV fjntion. that the res !
i olai'.iii:. Im. ail-i: fed as h i.hoif. Soa.e'Mot
...i-,,i-..r;... u-fn ' .-."-...I , - f rt v.-!tltnr ri I
motion once ma' Vi":M be ".pe-s.-led '
, bv a "f-tit.itp Aitliout th-''-!gi:!fi' mo- i
ti'on lh-ing withd-.:tvn. It. O. C-fiati and ,
.others h"3d that it "finld. tt bile thet .
. .. ..... ". i
a ere oiu'ommI l.v .Mr. ru::-vloi: am; i
. atiotiier gentleman from Xod tvv.iy coiiii-
tv. Tue fu'wtif:!" ii'i'lii'ii uas re-Dg !
. .......I l.i t'.. .- ...r ii .. .-.r-!.vl
.oaii.'ilt'ee ivn t::-ci.i--- d I more. With !u h.rge.n and best, harlnr. , f her skillful brush Wore trr.'i;rerred to
A i.'!tir ri August I'-wt. ".itional ami being the port of cntrv with U. R. i cnnvnf.s and became ptti..:u;ctit on:a-s-...,
r. -rv .-t r.f Mti:.i.e... m r:-nd. He i coinmuniciitior; juth to the Willamette meats of the homj.
?-;.itti. i.iai i.tere '.'.ir.' tu an-e.- ceuit;
"ir::.mi i.vT idl p.irts nf Montana. Xo
br.iska. l'.'iinyl.-ania, Washington and
l)::!.-.il"i: thai tic-re were in Mimri !(."
Jo'-al Alliamvs. ami .here was abundant
otidctice of the rapul iiifreas." of the Al
liaace in :fi:- ! !."-.
,. 1. I'.i'iiertou nas cal'.-d Hjion toad
d;es t!i-.otivei.'i.in. He ::i;n!.- n veiy
, . . . , . t :
ni at aii.l in? -
!.. r.-iK'e. h, and in th
c.'iun:e of ha- t.iaarks J.ko of
rtej of c.i:tv:.'iati !) amoa,:
ho great I
the local'
Aliian'-c t f the Mate; that t:ie ipiestion
which confroati-.l toe fanner to day va
t. ' .... t..m ifi th.- r.tmi.is o?
our country, lie p'linteil out tiiat the
troubio with the farmers .vas I heir ietly
':e:ii:rli.id )iiarr,l45, t'.h:cli pr v.-uted
their uniting. His cr:;t..i.-.ni of the li'th
Ait":!" of the Aihas..- C'.'f.stittitioa was
.tei: r v "e-t; t:ii :?:n:i ""iKMu-a iio
'i:-i:i o'ther party,
i: :?..ji:tisr !' ..
l.ul tasi-t run their!
ot. i: :r.i
nl .-:
toai aT
tich'
It.O.
v.h . .i ;
A'tt r.'p ippiati---' i
.1-
". :t ::i.u.'": 'O. vv l.- :in..
.:j.-.-t". nr.i ic'g !h" l"th Ar
i .
t C.mst'iiition b.' "truck n it.
'v.i-n 'nide it ! - 't addre-"
1 t
.'l"r-ed .Mr. i'i!!!er..ns virw-r-
striking
I expired, li.e .j'JCbt'o'.i of the day vatak
1 1:1 up: '! v.e f.ior .Stat Organiza-
turn.'" It w.i.- a.'-crwarii lattl negativo
! Iy ami .!iVrel as .i motion. Nodiscuss
j ion c..uld Imi niseil oi this jinint. a all
i viw that, Stati Org-uiir.atioii wiustho
I ry thing needed. However, tevcrai
short adilres-res wero innde. among them
. -.j !.. ,.r Mr Kr.ller
He shim that
i iiir.-.r'.:-rr- te-ist v. ir!: if ihev expccti.il ,
suciv-: i t r . 'fnrr? orguaiz.ng. t
1 . "i M:-..iiriy If ll.Mt. wrrt f,
oi-ganio. get i It: If they were to .it.it.? '
h .'.irrr.cr.- natt l-'.L'ort'ri i.r.ions, io
et a, ".ri.i: r.o: lung imiiii io none as
i.i: nothing inuld ! done as '
re in their nre.vct con- i
Mi! Inn
: On tici'-i'.n '.fTere..! by i'. O. Cowan it
i .vas re olv.si tiia.1 the !..i'. Alliances of
j Mi:win i-ii- :;!! be organti-d into a
. S:al' Alliance.
!I. C. 'STiton r.iMn-iisl thecoiivention i
mi t'ie p.ibject of secret inis-t n:g. The j
'"r.s-'ier.s nun came
in
to listen, and !
i then get outside and cause tiouble, were
, a i:r. ni.ieiit i
, an.. ..- ri.'.o.-.M !'i. on ii t;:o rarm undergoing r-piif.-. rai.e U:ul siruci: av.,ililW, ,.,! rortsiven or eight in.
I" I.-".-""- -- i """ I pa-i sue nas ueen agrciu.suiii.rer:graiiu-.
U-.-r I'-i-ia. itl.icii oigiosZJitioa was t.!np is too Mmpiiere. m:d is ope of the allv giewv.eake'. until it Ik-.muio evi-1
luffing f-tr.u.uer every tiay. Mr. wan largest modern tteel war vcitri.?. llie I dent to all that she was till the while
j innde some e.-.. .-.tio: ::.-gm:ienls iu lie- J Hr.tit.li olii.i;rs treit..il us v-y p.ili:ely. ; dsceml!iig fartlior.ir.il further into the
I hnil of lid.-, and sho-.tv-.l tha i.sr: t cation . ami fci.o-.vei! us Ihrnigl. 1'ie ship anil ex-. V.iilevof Ihe SK e.ejw of iJeat" lint
! tiiat ic- ::-je.v Wae.-e-jf U .S-nke. piaiutd everytl-g Tne "An-phero- of r,.trci(t was cul j."
! Tho liino ri.Iotled for striking, having ! ineB 32gu:i-j -f thcereiit ri7jsand two
. t;..n.... .: , ! . !.. rj ,. n. 1 . nv.'. in 3 ini.iiniiuinrfiimr luiTi.-im . . , . .. . 1
I'l LIIU.illl.il. . n n- I. J.P
i thai iho A bianco was a Pen:o".-.itic
i s-hemc1? Wasn't there as many ilcptih
' SiRiw in ills there .ere De:uoerats,and
if tin-re wasn't, Mas there anything said
, .1 th- eiin;i!tit"'.ii ;.ga:nst Democrats
j liecomiiig lnci.:I?rs.' His itttdres was
'owl ml tvae rev: vet I wt'i applause.
. j'a.n was
a.l'iptiii tint
"we ;
ail l.v
al
Mluneeslo hold their
t i . .1 1 .
rj-rigldtn. ll-iiHen D ,-vti.n- and
.,!:. i. ii..-..!.- siiort r.ddre-es ;l
......i .-l.ttve-i !,.,r ,t unnld
loan I
'.1.5 si
serv.vs. ;s v.--r ilie ..iiu rs oi Hie l-. ,v
: L. C J. I !. .V-innan snol.-e on tho sub
' 'iv' and m ..! that t -v.) ir"aai7er. If. i
.-:!.;";it-'. i." f-r til' norli
n. and on., -
i f.n- t!.e soinli -n i s'-f nt
.).
II . , . I 1 11 '
'I.
, . ..
I.il ...i. .1.-1,,-. .1 . . 'J iiii-i
. tien-1, Si riiiid. 1 iie i-e r.-l .rt informed i
Hh chair thitt Mr. Augu Pn-t woald i
i.Kvon all nrirani.-rs. ami thev
--.linn wa tiVlde.
A ?u -ge -'i'.ii tv:
made
iheAl.
J h-ine.. si)..i:ld celenrale on July it !i. b,:t
j Tiii.i m "i-.'sl In lie lo.-t sight of, as r.oth-
:i: ino-e wai dune wi'h g.
J A resjliiicn it .is reid tliat the Alii-
r,:i--e s'-oiiid apimut il co uni.ltee toenu
, f.-r w.th the eii y oanci! of Mi.nd City
'fur 'in- e--.itih-!i-n.-nl .r ii caijti.ng fa.--i.
rV at ti. : A-- !!:: s-."1.sl t-i b.
thn till i if the
pant.u as a
Ci.-irg" 1 1-. it.--'
(Inv.ii: p:e.-ii
.H '.ei.t the .-h.-.c iip
ts..ni:,il:..e It. O Cc-.t-aii.
. .iii.l .ii.-Iu- ii,.)i.i..l. Mr
ir-..'Mpai.':i'i v an.! I'. I!.
r inning v tr- Jippnuitci 1:1 hi- ste.M
This enlleani: .U-niirr.-vl at l?r..t. but
lin.-i'ly c.iiiseijt..l. A niotinu made Ic.
John K'ji)?.ei thai this cunmiTtr-e also
, -f v..-. th. to aij lonm-i! o" Oregn!'.'
i-if. .i. in- ! i r ..!!."..: s ..f
ni,i.r;a.tei
..jt: cij '.rn.-:
i 4j e. A
..-.
a ne c
I.CS :ts-s
. -tit . - . I
'?- f'
ft-.
ti. f ;.e: I :l
7 coir. eiilloc int
di :.1, J t.i rt- I'llei
i- ..f:
1 ie-
i-s nil.
...c-.m.' agent n
I jii!.d i
A ..il 1 " :"U ieiacl to O.i'ier
t! e i eir -or";..i'raI .y w:..'j -t !,.
et. i'.l'.i'r .. t.eici;..to Oil;', in j'e dot ' I'
r.,i.l niclved a cccond, eouH another
d?!e'- do o:!er a Miiistitute for thai, mo-
ta.n .witiiout its lx'iig withdrr.v.n,
mid
1 n:s- supi-rse.13 me original. 1 am was i
.' ... i . i
. . ... - - ,
i.ii ii itviee in iiieconveiiiioii.iiiiLttueiii
er
t :s ii::rli.:i:ient.!ry or not is
u- to ih t-id
IThe s-ub.-titute could only be enter
r-1
tail.c-I after 111
tirsl motion had been I
plVosi lo tiie house. I lie oi.ij.-ct nz a
s.ibol.!ule is 10 do aw.iy with tho origin-
. . . -. .. , it .. ti-.... ...:;... u t .... t : . i.a.,. in.-nt.
'i ...i u! I ' '.....- .-.ir. I)i i. "ev ital i nieventisl ir.i.i o '-.it. villi? the on. 1:11 ,
'1'- ,.i .-, :i i!.,. -.!.... -.1.-, V-;.!Vv n;:n..., eii.-ni.'.r. !,..i s.nt in. n. 'h! iii hi th-r. i""-' --.... -s.-. .in i..it- , My anil v relay of last wceK, unci t-i
... . 1 I.,, I b.,!.!i:,- :'h el.w'.1 door for ' each ot hers h.-ads. Sisler Cirri., again Z iwiv "r t'.lr UOfsner at the cliiirsli i (r victorious with an average of U.
l.: i. it .- i. : :i ..... Mfas a loiiciung scene, ir.neeii, man ir r v. . ,: fitted n il,..
: " C. Slent...-. -ng.'.--v.l Mint v.rker-i int.. the hin-s.th Ua!err. of I'ort Town 'J",;. , Vi man.vl0-cs- ... ! front rooms over the new bank in e!ig
. . . . ... .. .... t ...... i t t -i r..r The ton of tho casket was literally Kte!e ' k.Iiih.-., Mr. F-..is t.-ivtn
i ; iii.i. i- i k ,ty-e'Ltli. Lllllll r vit-- ... i-
; i.r :::e .tinaii.". iiioiiin ii. t.-iii: inr ineir - re:m ):;- t i.i.e it-
iw to be naid bv the Alliance of the I new toivna are cities on nai'T only. On i i ..,J:.D'.....i i'.. r ..'i.:i'. Lii'.!...' . tho parties Using t.iein. .
l.-onntt- in v.inch th-jy organize. The , the 7th we bid adieu to our PortTo!.-"".; -On last e.lno-.lay evtning Dr. Ar-
li:i-;i-e.iw.is!he!:ptit U-fore tiie house semi friends and again bMrded ihu Ybell Mrs Cora Allen Westboro nold s dog came in contact with a tin
, :.nd carri'sl. Mr. it. C. Uentoii w.-.s elee-: steamer "Oly miaan." for Ticmim; stop- i ' CX -W Hello Colhson Maitland ci'n wl"ul', ,rf-'sU;- '". Jo'"' i
.e.las.-rgani-erfos.viii.i.rn and .1. IL i pel abjut threo hours it: Tacoma mid , ln-"n. JlHUl.m.l. I10il t, tiiat canine's ;embarrai7.
; Keli-r f.e tt-rll.yn. They were author-1 left by railroad for a night's rido to 'y- Cr0!l8nmlb .uqt.L.iekhanlts.
1 ie.l t.-..'r.;ai in any a.V.inuig coiintt . I'ortlanc!.arnvi'ig at.mrtemp-jn.ry home rrir,, vrc.lth MrsC. D Zook Mrs rWh "B the ile.-iNiIer or Ins il.irlmgt,
r w here ;t -. -.s d.ircil. and lor such ork ! al i. .v. on the 8! ii. Minairrv nfe lllw-k happuie-ss and has sworn revunge
I v-r- to be ,.i.n.yti,.. Allianc. of such , This is a n-.-e.oiKitry but it has never M?;KsS S Alav Ihivcn.-' .TlJj
eounit or count ti. in wiiirti tne organ-'1
a! inotion hut tin- motion A
to I:- w:th.lr.-r.r:i. i'.i'l
'!':. potiw (ian In til! up
i :i' i 1 I". 1
i:tr.vanl:: of)
v.. sir.i) :. :t i: ai. t!n?r t?r
"l"i.l fir.twiiiT
'':; iii:jri l fh 1. ('. Xrna!) ami '
1. 15. itro-.vnir.u -ii.'-ioiiiy n.mii.'.Ttil in
Ihoii- lart!'. work am! f:iiisi!u.-. tljmti Ik?- '
in" :ijjmitis! to t-i'-ii- on -o'in- i-onumt-'
ii tin- admiration the entiri
' an
..,til:,.
K I) riun.n mm tlio aniw llation of '
the great sultftittiUs. '
C.IkI onhT j.r.-tajli-il iturintlc-f:-j
iu- i.-i-.n. ai.l il Kits maiiife.-t thill I
.... . .
ill-l.iriuiTti Klie' wiial lliet tvor.'li.Kiiil.
mil u.. aut to ao. oi.ijihJt their etuis.
AH I'H'iI Allian.es Cfiiiiiit coi.iir. of 1
1 me t .i:m:i uiiuii. wtrr k-iiuvpihi ...
. . - ...!... ..1!
on tlit secretary, as he now hail a full
sni-ply.
; Tiie nnnun! meeting Alhanc
wiil Ih hohl at MoulU City, December
tilth, lSIK).
-- - - - -
Front J. 11. Nios.
Ht:t.v (i:ri.o. May IUIi. Mh
Pr m!Oi.iiSk.m'm.L' -Wiffaml 1 iiavn
jiit reti:niel from a tour of tho I'iik'.'I
Soiiml iwintry, and thinking iK-riiajH
vnu tvouhl liki to hear from one moru of
Holt County t oM Intyti. 1 will try unl
Ml you R'lmethini of our trip.
V.V left Dalkw via. Willametto Valley
It. to Portland. After a (iloasant ilay
. r . ii a . . 1 . .rt...
s:-ni in 'np ureai iim-uim-.i hi me
northwest, we bo.trdcd the Xorth I'.icilic
train
six A.
for Tai-imir.; arrited in Taroiua nt 1
JU just in tiitif. to take the Xorth J
ic for Seattle, where we urrived in I
I'acilic
due lime. lJoth Taeoum and Scattlonro
line, large ami growing cities. l'riKisMling
tit steamer tte arrived at tiie "Key City"
ot tho Sound, l'ort Towiwond. tth.-ro ie ,
wore met by our il.-aroid father and
mother, brother (liwgp and brother mid
si te- Web and Curie Sin:.:., ami the !
two littleones. V.. found all well ami
ii.:!.f.rta!.ly .Suited. Alterkiml greet-
wgs na.l ag.sl re-t. tve tirocivtiml to :
l:u:e ::i ti:o c.v. ei.;:iini run lowu-
s.-::il to l.i r'l'liinir ah-.nir to her ulace in .
ranks
;i- live and growing cities
j tti the great m.tiiitter.5.
Tiie Tort ri.".ne::d Southern 1. II. is
being built t I'.irtlnnd :i:td l.VH men ire
at
orK O't t:ie i Mfl lovtlir-mill enil Ol
the
:ne.
This naikes 1 !ii!s ou.to l.velv.
.
In railroad niets are .I'lnnered
in ti.nls. 11. .):. nr. bein:' l.mlt in nil I
II
par's r tin? city, but it is impossible to
1:ms r.o for rent. A live or six room
hous" renls for .Vi jut month; all kinds
of provisions are verv high., except lish.
. 1 - 1 , . , , .
'tiie-n nr very iiieni. mm in inmost
emllem variety,
I'ort Town-ond has a popiilation of
aU.ut S.iai. amleterv tteamer briug.i
Vallev, Oregon, I think
TowiiRi'iid
is destined to 'w at lea.-i
among the
great cities o; I'ttget ho:
Feeling that our tonWvould not x
completo without vbiting a part of her
Ilritt-ii M!njestyrt D.vuinioa-?. a pirty of
M. c.ia.isting of brother Oimrgo and
r-iter I'iirri... Mr. r.nd Mrs. Miliar, wife
atiil I lManiisl the line steamer. City of
uuig.i.i'i:. liormuriy ut itu.lson rivnr
A. and started for ictona. H. C.
The heavy swells coming in from the
Ocean made our lxi.it roll and pitch so it
was hard for most of us to keep our
perjntliciihir. Hit.terC'nrrio was very sea
sick, out tne rest of us ..tood it iiravelv
Arnvnl at Victoria lit 7 i. ti .mil fnutul .
al bvsinivs houses el-i-eil. (Hoshiess
hours lving from 8 a. ii. until! !. m.
Xtopi.d :t t!i H :rn. Ib.'el and too':
"i'r -- ' .':"'-
Not
!'. i . n.im.'i-.l our
-pi ir' .-s
li..
- o-
ori'e'e,! i-ri'-ge t.i s. e the
f. lii rieiMti' iui'!:t:i of
r. nil .;(! the eily. Fir.-.l to
I.'.i-k. wh-re we found her :!ril
.tv'sSt.v! W-ir Snip in tho ilo-k
I '
torpiMi'j lioa's. Tho largest, guns are l'l"
ioi! i id brtoch-lo.iding ritles. After an
lioiir pieasantly spent a'wn'rd ship wo
next drive lo tho ( Jorge, a rocky chani
with bridge and fine stream of water.
Next to the Hudson Hay Cos lirst build-
Ing3 in this part of the world. The build-
nigs ironsiKt of an old stockade and ware
.... ... . ..I
houses. Willi two old ftone hotiO'i. all
b jing bail!, as adofence against Indims.
ino o'li.'iingj. nave nil iieen u.i ior
t-f.:.rs and urn nnw univ nn 4.1d ruin
llc.fvn Hi!! IV.rk is the mxt point of
inieieM. anu a invuiy pi.iee u is. i-oat iM
ing oi n until n acres o: iieauiiiui nnii-1
ing or about ICO acres of beautiful land-1
scape witii line drive, beautiful shaded I
walKs, rustic si-atp, streams, lanes toun
tains. zoo'ogicil garden, tLh iHinds, etc.
The liitiies wero no enraptureii with tlio
lioauties ..f tho park that v.e were coin-
rs-lled to remind taem that ciirnngi
t'.rrt :-!'.iii hojr. and i.e reluctantly
bid ndii u tt the iKMlitiful park.
After
lisit'i-.g Cistle Dinsmere. the
Naval
Inspil.il. Government House and I u.Id
itif,-i .... ...i.i ... i... -..b, .... ww...
"T;.. '- A7!! JV1,n '
til. Christ Church Cithedral. and b'A'
Uud (;me!cry. wo dismissed our car-
nages. anil after a hearty iiincii uh ii
long ride on the electric strict cars. The
trier a hearty lunch took : a
reinainiler or the day was sp.-nt in visit
ing the stores. Chinese quarters, etc. At
ti !- !.. we again went abor.nl our good
steamer
and started
on our return trip
'to Fort T.nvnseml. The water being
1. I ...
she tlav before, caused
someof the par-sengersto settle a.vornts I
-,titl, old NVptune. A bride an.l gnx.ni.
b'isi st.irtln-t :. their ti-iinr tour, were .
wreKS ::i t ori inwrnu an.i tn.-niii..
of tiie 1
Web Smith and I vi-:tci! vveral
new lw n- or, Whidbv Island. Some if
tho new totvin hnvo verv high toned
., . .i. ., !.:..,, it,;,Hv... r.ivo-.
.... '. null .1- ylllt h-.i. .i" i...... . ...
. i. ,. . ,.
-....i. ..i- a ..., .,....... ....... w . -1 -
vi lie. ...Ic. all on Iinlhv IMaml, anil 1 ;
don't !iii::k the population of them :.!! i
wnuiU ex.veil w neotiie. .iosl oi ine
'(line seir.ieii iiiceiiinne in ii-.aini . a.e
as undeeideti oi reg.iril to 'he nnureasj
w were a year ago. .t- hat e more than ,
ililiie exi-.i-ey: are iiniw i
to,)! ioiw ami i
irculy logo at any time. Might drop
! .!..., .7l,l ih.Ir i.Irai,, dav. Kind I
again wime ility.
ir.ls to
ill old frion-ls.
V.eir:
ru'.v. I
J ii n:s. i
St. I.tMlN
f.-t h.iv !".e .-;) s.i!, !).! p.-:s-i ii
gt.r sen ice fiom Ihe ..Ii-..iiir river that ,
t'l.ii-r.-'.i no v i n : .vs. In .-.d.htio.i to the
niagi.iii.-e!. v.'-tibaled eve.iiii': t-.iin
un'iit.a fri..;r. Xanier. M. Jo 'pi. aed I
Kiin.-iis City to St. J. :-. I ne Iturl.ag-
ten -out, will put on ab-iut tn lirst of
Jiiae a
..i.u n
llti ll'i
nw hiorning tnnn. ( ars arc
..ir-' e " " ru.'ti'iil a? the
tie. ..." ' ch, ttiteii
lo . .1 IB. 'tt t!-.s i. "
pie
p,tf.
1 t r:.in
ti: :!..;
lie ria
In.is.
-..s (' ;y
in-ii
,:g anil e.-euitig traiui tvill
v.nid Intwivn I.Vr.v.-r -t'
T..e tnii'i e l..'h ;" ic-.v.-.
Kill.
and SI. Joi-i-ph
' CS
t-'
prst-i nger u. vs'.
t.
fa-t theie.t.t i'S t' ;v"i ;
V.il! iWi .!! 'i " ,-i ' - '-' '"
L'.e.:f iii 'ne e.itlv eti iii' .'.
t... ........ ...i...., t FtAt.t.t
Ci'
I'nd
iioints west, these iame trains offer I
'their many j-dvantages. Ienvmg the K. J
... ... . , r. tl , . X- . . T . .1...., ..'... T
j. au J. .vu o. iv. ai .irtjiier t-.r. . i
t. it: i i?.;i i
ij
.mi ...nj -.ty .sS.ee! tv trSonpi.i tho ilo-k .,....,, f, tv,n,, health
snot radTS
n0ir,l!mdst"e,ntline between"the Mis.n,ri
L:ie Diiriiuiriun t. jiimuuu xc-. ,.h-
river ana the wesu
l-or further mrormation, apply tci your
l.-nsil t.tel agent or A. u. uawes. ii.
P. it T. A St. .Tiweph. Mo.
; not I.a.'i CAKOI.IXK li.VC'IIKL AX1KK
I S(IV.'IMI.I.O'.
It."-Mom f.iilstotho lotof ptn toy-vc
! an oul'ini of a mi.Ti l-niiiiful lifo than i
t!io nnhi.fl ,.f Uiis tikotch. ami
ar.v -n
might h.itato to jiiit on ji:;fjr its
flnnato of lht ostifin ill uliiirh Mfh mi
tnse bi?W hy tlm otirp i-:n:Mtl,
1 1 . .
its
. it fail to raii-t tlio nwaMiro
I "V- i
i lumihtinf u.it :t ;u .t.i..
apj.:i..riiUe '
iiveii! .-- ;
that some minute of thn univ
Ii.fs."n of cMeem xhouM Ihi ui'itle a !
matter or tH'rniaueut rei-tml. ;
Airs. Croiine Kadiel Amleig m (VP.il-
1 1.. ... ... ... . I i '
i"o. ii.n'Ki'i.i-1 iu wiiiye. HL.V1 iki-uei:ca
Anilernm. anil wife or 1'robutn .hulc,
Smuuel F. O'Kallon, wiih born in Shelhy,
. 1 lln.i l-Vlirimrv Vii.l 1 Ki.'i
i "" .
U hen lhriM montliH old h1h WHH
baptiinl by xbo Ker. KJLMimre. i'reaby-
rc..aU "irau;, i.iw.
In Jiioe, lbi her )8ivntB wmovwUo
uiisiMacojauuooroin ourujiiut yarne
received her hcJi.oiil education, training
iu our iitomry. sot:ial and religious so
ciety.
On February 11th, 18k. when l."i yearn
old, bho. iu company with ii number of
her iimig coiiipaiiioiix, kIiuhI U.foro the
H.u:r. d altar in (ohI'h Iioii.so mid vowed
her faith in tho oildM IhMlni-u.er and
asi.m m1 the activodulie-iof Christianity,
under tho iiiiiu.stry nf iho l'ev. (leorge
Miller: and tho Cult. of Zion, the altan,
or (lodV hous. and the I)rd'Ma;.h)iiit.l
means of grace, bi-ar their testimony to
her fathiuiiicsi as a devout uorshiicr
mid tmrker iu the church of lmr hoii-.
On O. tolr lilh, 1S.-C), tho Oregon
IVe-;l.t lenau cimrch was crov.ded to its
utmo..t c.ip.i.'itt bv the mailt interested
irioims or the contn:cting parties lo
witness the solemn .utioii of the mar
riago vows, aim siie isgam simnl tfiore
s..iiiiri!iarmiu pii:c.i ucraiicgiamc
m nu uuuiiii m hoi ui .niii. .:.
S. 1 O'F.illon, iu that relation which
inn r.Tipiurert iii;e:i lo mat union uiiicn
i aiilisists between Christ and Hat church;
mid. leaning upon too arm of licr b.i-
i loved. Mm went rortlt in happy cotn-
piainnifiuji ii .ini, m;r niiiiiirniL' iiii'iitii"
heartily wished might bo along, happy
i ...,,
aim usciui me.
As to years, it was not n long life, not
j quite rive yearn, but if meiiMircil by its
beauty, happiness, usefulness and t-ilent
and yet oteiit ililiiieiice. who can tell its
length?
. L,..r.(...4liinI. 1. .,'! I.. . ..I..,-.. ..... 1
ii. i..uuiK .nauu.ui m iun.ni,, ,
. ai
:1! naturo to her nrt:i-ttc eve was Ix auti-
f ill I rA..ivn.1 Iter f.'ii.fi. nftiitii.ti nml
t inny of those iieLiiltiv, .tnd. i the toiicii
"Ht U'i; meutHl, moral and social
pictures she h.n painted on n.emort
tablet by word, by thought esprestod in
essay, and by her kindlimnof heart, are
souvenirs that will not sion bo removed
front tho mind's picture gallery.
And yet so u.ia.-wtim:ng w.i.s "sh?. thnt
she was not conscious or the gentle in
lluencobho exorted. and si-otneil sur
prised tiiat p.-ople paid her sii-li kindly
attentions, ami iui'.i:red w hr, wl.ut have
I over dono for them to iU'rit their
love and esteem?
Tito WonianV Cliristian Temjierattce
L'uion, tho Horticultiiml S-icty. nnii
every eiitertaitiii:?ut thnt ha.l for its
object any ln-nevoient pnrjiose. found in
. Mrs. O'Fidlou a ready
heljK'r and wise
couuscl.
' m.-km.-.
, .Near'v a vear vo. n".v
. she and
me aware
in.p .-l.w.. rru.miv !..,".
er c.
j thut l.cr health was dc
' ixin our tr.tn and rtt.
io'i'g, and very
.f.eph's phy:-i-
ui.i wore cults! with
tliehcpo tiiat re
lit-T might Ik spoinlilr obtained. Hit all
anr re -
was tin -
ilthsl
nr.it in.Tii
It was Thiirwlay night. May luth.lSUO.
at8:.1.0 i. M.,that the (hadovvs lengthened,
and eiirrounded by the grief-striken
family, nml the physician iKiwerless to
stiy tho scythe in tho reaimr's hand.
that she passed out or view into tho great
ooyonti, hi mo age oi years, .1 inonuis
1 m. . . .1 . ,
' "- uajs. mier one oi inn mosi uo-
' termined lights for lifo
a trail mortal
i - .......i-. ...... uu ...;
!iSo'nte rcfu::.il to
surrender, until the vcrv last. To live.
' she did iter part uobly and bravely
i ti'i: iymcgal
Mnv 17th nt :m i w friemls of th.
p . ""
iimiiy began to arrive nt tho family res-
idunec, and after n short prater in tho
ami cuiiure, .rum wiiicli bao iiete.opo.1 Il)eth,l of giving public expression to Uh I
int.. mieli a noble, lovely cbru-:..iii char. ' M)rrow r.,r the uutimelv departure
a. ter. Snegraduutm frum tht. Noiuml j (r,)ul tiw iir f Ilt j,;, WM evcr
.Ii iiiirtiaent o. our p.ibhc w.hmils in , mng ita imwt uctivo member, and
home. n largo procession fodoweil the re- Miss Cirda Tiiompson. nccoaipaniisl
mains to the Presbyterian church, where I bv Miss Helen Dvsait. left forSt..Too Fri
tue fnnur.i. services were conducted by dav. v.liero she "will sivtid somo time
the pastor, ass.sted by llov. Horace j vihiting friends.
Sibercll, of tho Christian church. I leorgo , ' Meter llali has len clo.-ed for an
Miller, a former pastor or the Presbv . jnde!iiiit'te period oil aecour.t or the sirxi
lIlt m r l:i.urch. Everv available
. .... . .
! the church, Ik
! j;.M,r j;dKallcrv, was oc
,v Hlil ...aUu tiu'audii nce
I in
i.. i. ,i ;..
" iiioiii.mil
occupied by n deep-
, 'r nut(1 ,,f to l)e mom'or-.
a. ,.'il )i.t .. ;i IT.t!.n, iii,f, ,t.,.il.l
or tho deceased
, f1"'1'-
I- rum thechurch the prn-.vssion moved
" -"l"" n-' "';"'".' - ery
i l.
! ir""-i.m ' ifint-tico iu me
c"1 i,nd " L"r.chvtVI "j?
cemetery- was ..Irs. O tallon a Sabbath
sch.Hil class of twelve or thirteen young
...... . ...... . -
. 1 hidden from viw by wreaths ami
tlesigns in Howers, a description of whL-h
fr iiliu tilt' litiui: ut iuv uuiiwi.-j i mi l
" " ");" ".. .. '-
Kirtny iiirnisiie.i ii:e wrner ny .nss i-.i:a
II f I Oli.
rtxiR M.i l!ii:iTH"5.
,. .
hate
p(Ur Pallets. One from Mrs.
in i .rat
rf, pora Fitts.
A of my(u, am, .j0.A.ers .;t,,
, . ,,... r:t,t. ... .. t Tril.nln ..r.
i TlmliiliAP riiul in I cncii. I ii 1 r-i noii.c . .... i
r:IMK)ii-"A Jnliute ofiV."'-. .: " i i... ...
r..v- (mm thn P,ml (! :v W. il T I'.
Tm - - ,.
Vb ".;;, -dof fern's hu.T Lillies I
.'. u,!f?,-' ''.. tiu.ll!r
oi uio vaiiey .niiiiuo t.-. iic.i .uaiuo
bem-on. ,
..- , . r
Simla: and tea roses, with Ixir.lcr of
, s.Mvt alysjiiiai. Hoic Ih.ner, V. ar-
,TS. i,n,. i.wflr;u ,.:tl '
i A li'ie I mow oorner oi ins, wun
Caila Lib- center-- From Sunday school
.:!:iks.
Floral Pie-s Mrs. Scott
wreatli of
fellies of tho Valley,
Floral P!ii-e. Artist's Pallet Mrs.
Dr.
Bullet, Skidmore. Mo.
The grnve was tastefully lined with ever
greens. Iho tribute of Miss Xeltie Gard
ner and Mrs. Ij. It. Knowles, making a
in-1 l ' ititi-.g restiiiir ni-.'-e Tor the dead.
''i'r,'-.:.n;
1 1 srl.ijt'.n,
a o..-i .-t re. .in'iieiii
; life int- ".-titeli the
K-.v?t s.oois-r will
, i..r"i
it ,t.is P..aii-.i .
sjr-tet on. II."- the iv
it iiitt'ini Unit toavtai its n-snrr.'.ei,on
.. s-prlriiai in-ly. liV-tint the gl-Tiois
odv nf tho I. ird Jesus 'hrist? II.
.
ItCMiIlllicillri. ,
At a f-pecial mtirg
J 'in. (Vii TT
G T. U- held May 17th, the foliowmg '
resolutions were unanimously aclopleu: ;
3UIU.IUUO HSIV UIHH1IUIUUIH1 CM.UUHU. i
... a n.t..i, h'atllA, Itflth lo .
nr.n-uw,, . ''" 1
i .....iw. .....l iTiiinp Ppi Pun ml An- i
long and patiently eudared, lo wear ,
vi uu. ...-. .... ,
a crown immortal.
Riohvr.n. That we desire to extend
t i tVn lu.rnnen.1 f i ni lf nml nnr Onvnin
'sisters 'of the AV. C.T.U. our sintere
ucil heartfelt s-yinjwithy in tiii?ir uri(?f.
12f-.o:.vM Thai by h?r !enth thi V.
C T. C of Holt t-cmnty has lue-t a fnith-
f'.il, enrtifst and efficient worker utio?
lorrliness of rharacter liail eiuiearotl lier
f e licr.rts of all who knnw ht-r, ami
luHl wo truly iin'iiru our
lifcis ami will
etor cJicrih her tneiiiory.
l;:.sol.vi:i. That thesii rt'vinitiii!is Ih '
i,iil;i;.sl ,l i..
i(li aitjj.v Ik sent to thu f.iaiily of our
tU iiarteil sUsr.
Al.llT. IIfN1F.lt,
IlKUHK Stil l II,
4
Cuh.
CnniK D. Kkmsmm
lfosolulioii.
At amiftinol tlw Hortieultural S-'
t..t v ..f lli.lt ivtt..itv I.aIiI in tl.n it f t tw I
. n.M.t. r.f SC:.t.ir.1:itf f ..v ITtl. lwikl ninnti
j other iro?linii tho following rcsolu-
tm wero unanimously aUnpUHl: i
Isouvkd. That thw iciety having I
j j-oar, of tho ileath of Mm Carrie li.
i 6'FHon on tho loth
taken this!
her iirompt dischargo of all du
ties, net an enample to thoso ho were
asuociatetl with her, and by her industry
ami ability gave high character to ninny
proeeiMliiigH of this Uxly.
Kf.soi.vu. Tiuit we cannot in ade
quate In u ago -ivt- expression to our
deep sympathy and condolence with her'
liusltand, parents, and others on tins.
disH-nsatiou by uhich thev I
i depriveil ..t the do-i.-ty of one
j IUU isiDooienlinUH in tho di;
have ten i
so aunaoie .
lischiirgo of
all her ilutie.-t of wife, tlaughter, sister,
friend.
Ii:-jt.vi:f). That the society do now
adjourn to nttetu! thn funeral services of
our depaitr.l aviate. Mr. Carrie K. 1
O'Fallou. ..!;! ln.it a enpv of tln.e rct-t-
lutio!..: Iv f,:r'iis!i.il to ti.e Holt County i
S:..niim:i. for p..biic,ition.
CiDIMiriM- j
.liiiiinil City-
- Dan Null was iu St. Jon Friday.
- Mrs. Joe Hoblitell is visiting in
Oregon.
F. W. Harmon is in C.irlMimliile,
KatiKi:;.
- Tiie M iyor has a ne.t revolver; h.-ok
out for lead.
- P.forat ion dnv will lie olfr.erti-d bv
tho ii. A. KV.
- Null ic Uond btarlcd their rchtau
ranl thij ttcek.
- Ix'vi Oren was in Maitland, Fridav
allil S.llllrilav
i Mrs. .:. V. . Uabbitts is v:
iiting l!tv
lining ;iii-.; tvito.
-- Ai'.nriev Sjchrantz
was visiting hit.
parent last week.
- rilella Derritt is very sick with cor.-gcst;-'ii
of tho brain.
Misses Uelle and ldis Steele arc visit
ing relatives near Craig.
... . f. ir . 1
doi 11. 10 tv. 1. ivepiingcr ami wile ,
nn tin, Ilttl. it. w? 11 ,'.rl
Cherry Dale sehixil lngan May Oth.
. . I. .('.... If.... L.'l... I
tt.iii ..,i:-.- ..i.tr.t ii.uai; .1 itiiexier. j
Dr. V. O. !)'it i, ,il iiigelow, was in
lerviewing irien-.i ncn. iiu-t i'rl..y.
Mrs. ii..-orgo Schuitz.rir., is very lo.t.
It ia feanil that her mind is failing.
- Fr.itik Graham was looking to his
rid..-..
insurance iuter-ts here l::.t Vo.:ii.;.-d.iy. i
W. A. Craham, of Oregon, MiH
Moiimi City his rspects Thf.rsilav ,u-l. 1
- Hurry Marshall is tilling the -:ti;i
in Bradley's drug store vacated bv J.
Ohn.
-A largo nnnilier from h"re .itti-inle.:
tiie Dnnkaril'r, -love fex-t." Satur.la-.
aight.
- Newt Ohck. of I'-i'irado. and .1. S.
Flora, ol Nebraska, are '.filing Joel
u!k-l:.
Judge Hi'ibirtt vviw looking over tiie
. .jj-ifnniis am! aiuir.o tho (t:irt
::it
1 ,.,:.,,.
5.t;Mw 1 viita nml Fn.nkie M..I L.t- .r
Kanr-is City, are visiting li. C. tileiiit
and family.
Frank Wcstenbarger, wlio lias len
8ori.)ii?ly ill with congestion or thn liver,
is improving.
--Licw lien ne tt moved hii restnu
rant block into ono of the new I'uusnoii
rooms, .Monday.
Wo understand that a certain drum
curp-s in this city r.-ceived an egg-ovation
last Tuesday evening.
There used to bo a littlelioisc intown,
but now there is a continual racket,
which don't suit tho merchants.
William Liiiukhardt bus inovod his
stock of boots and shoes into tho build
ing recently vacated by Mary Haigh-r.
-Several from this place tvero iu at
tendance at tho funeral uervice.s Satur
day, of Mrs. Carrie O'Fallon, iu Oregon.
I Mis.sH.dtie Hoienbeok loftMond-iv
r o ...i " . t . . t . .V ,
j iur ootiiiierii 4Jio.ii. tv.icre sue will
visit her two brother during tlio comiinr
summer.
..: "VT ' .IV. .. . ' " ""'''-
I r...- ..
I . ....
rue enrmers llli.inen IipI.I n e.m.
i .: . ,t.:..t ..... i .
. I ...... ...
j nuinbtT were in town and the conventioi.
j jc. P.lrris!. an.l ins mud daubers
turned out in rorce, Saturilav niKht Ih?-
i rore the niin, and saved sc-eral thousind
brick from watery grati s.
A gang or tramps were paying their
resects to our cilirons last iuesday.
What is the use of a innrshal irhedon't
klH.p SIIch ,erlI1- o)r U10 strecets.
Mtss Amanda Miimrn p used m ex-
ainiiiiii.1011 oeiure.f. r . iniioi;g. inurs-
liuo
two i
lit ,
in
U,u.i!n, un.i i,mr,.;n.. d.r.,;.,.r,. ,,.t
t ,,r,dict that lie will make an o.xce'tltni
' JlotlIioltlpr. f
mere is a li.iny or parties in this
i town who feem to lw sulfering from a .
j lack of stantis. There are three letters .
now held tor postage by V. si. Ounham
' which are stiimiieil witiu stamps that
.,... ..., 0...t ...'. ....
fiit. w;n Diui. Li.t t iir. i viiuiiii-ju yj
.,.""' ?t-. 5 i r,v rr
hnr.llv stiiinlil.sl into Mound Citv at tbf.
v , "..' .. i
15?" n.,,w W,"J,"S-V '" irm,.1.' ml "'ey will
stick closer to -pa amlma,'in thefuture. I
.. .ou,tj to ask threo I
email ijuestions right here: Did.
an v uiiu eter rii. .iie iiuiii'tiii..ju ui iiic
..-,,, r.!lr,ru' ,Mli:.n.v fnt .!,.,
p,,untv Alliamul Did anv t.a.-aver read
the plHtform or tho Demwrati.r party?
Having roiid tncsodtd you Keo any re-'
senib!auoeo.-diirereue.'lHitw.-S-n Iho two? '
Wo ak for tt-.n a.tke ol information.
The Harve-t Hoaie this veir will lie
a decided succei-s. A iinetiiig ;n
held Sal urdat night and all business
was well attended to. TV" folio ving
ollicers were chos..n: President, H.
Montgonierv: Vici President. C. II.
: Gravies: Ss..retary, E. A. Wt-!ty; Treis-
lire.-. Joiiu buiilii. l'roi. l arnrs otir-r.
by :iii-J. tie vt-tis to furnish a grand ."iiiii j
. ' .- i.s .'.i.-.-i led 'Ihe sum of ?l."ib7 .
hasbi .m r,ii.s.s!t. make tho Hnrot
i ....... rj .
' I I M .i. .1IILL. 1
"Oivadam'' 's s.'rrj lo inform Mie
public, thai two .if our f.t r sc-. nave been
n.s.-.-hiit-engaglcg tl.ei- r in.. p-.tvrs
loein-h other's iniurv. Mrs Simn-.s a-d
Miss Ella Watciieh were ir.iliiigitig tn a
shebt altercation i-rniro .n.nag when :
uirtttrs assumed
;. is tio-Ja aspi-ct an t iv:nor i.a-. ii .11.11. . j
A f-rereii-j '.t'.ieb en-i Fones. will Iii a3Ciurcd -; '.t.'-i
" " " ' .
uio eiciieuic-.i
HIIMI f.lllPn llin 1 H tlUIVUb .11. Ill ll.lll.IUl.
:r ---. -r,v "., nr .,!.
on the riart oi uotli. A cname or assault !
brought against Mrs.
Sinims aad a wt sworn out The
---- r . .. . . . . :
trial took nlace Tuesday, but at the
present writing had not been decided.
Yours in Truth,
, Givadam Jos JS.
WORTH LfSTENI
-nilee:! it i. Tho utory i-i Im-idj; tohl about
beautiful mm
Ethusl.is:n over it ki;iTi tio liO'iuih'
turns Krot the tar. anil all sr.
Quality, Styles and
i ffnvt r.n .11. nl. Wit If nnu it nr.fl fittl nnillil itf it- 'lii that Mill mA lw.nl nil nttr nf.
j fort, anil the result is emim-ntly iiatisfactory Call uti-J u before yon buy
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING
Boois. Shoes, Groceries,
I
Or anything in our line. We know that v.e can p'-a'o ttt. rm' v :!1 ell you g-v!s
fo'r rewli as cheap ;is th.t '"an bo iiuch.i-iil an wh'.re. "iil erf
diallv. anil pormit t":i to nnk
and comparison of prices before ltiing
price paid for all initn'rj p-nic
your pitror.:;gc, o -re 1 .'
r
OREGON,
Gas
WILL
Make Things Hum
If Low Prices!
Good
will
r 1 1
Woodenware, Stoneware,
Confections,
Will be SOld at the V&TJ lOWCSt pi'iCeS that Will
yield me a living profit.
i eroocis rifi'lit. e-ive me a
iree to au pans 01 tne
Only Lunch Counter
Isms I. ISoGqz, Gji$ij Q0GEq7
OIlSGO-W", MO.
Siirn f (IrtJCiM-y Sitnv, Mtn-lli
ir-i,--n-.rr'y-v-.'-r . rta-!
185
Farmars of
DO YOU WAJU
Harness, Harness, Harness, Good Har
ness. Harness made of Good Oak
Leather Harness that are well
made, Harness that will
give you the best of
satisfaction. If you
do, don't fail to
give me a call.
it win pay
you to buy
them "for
there is
None Better
Yours for Good Harness,
HAIKIL TOH BOYD, OnEQoil,$o.,
TWn.nfn.p.t.iTrr nf Fn riiAss unci Tl&r.p.v in Enrr-
gies, Wagons and Cart3.
J. J. OQEji, flew P oi fir, o.r
DCALIill iy-
General Merchandise,
Has just received a largo invoice ol new goodf, coc!MsIit.g of
The Brown-Desnoyers Shoe Co's
Boofc and Shoes,
The bast mnufactured. Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, ftueensware,
' ' r. , . , . 7
wooaenware: m iact.
First-Class stocK oi ttenerai mercnanaise. ana
- r.
o a rheta 7-t O C antTnf,ni7
Forbes.
Grace Taylor has the measles.
William Derr was .shipping hog.',
tins week.
- Mrt. O. A. Winston's sinters or
Daveujiort, Iowa, wore visiting her
week.
Visitors aro sometimes hilirj.ius.
Hut eves-droppers l.e.ir rogoi.l of liniin
selv.-s.
-Mis Julia Devorss is suffering from
an nbsfciv, of the ear. rperinilticcd by !;i
;ripi'.
j
good
- -1 hi? s--.-t:o!i
w.-is visited bv a
rain on last Saturday, and the farmers
;lro jubilant.
Mrs. Noah Worley pr-ented her
liiinhand trith it fine L'irl babv last week.
Xoah is doing well,
. i ir:. .;ii i,: .-noA.
tion with our saw mill this week. li. F.
Martin will take his place,
- Mr. St John had hianiulo teainfa-
.A. IIUMJU Will T. . I . ... .....
ta'ly mji'rod by ho cars last wec. uoe
had to bo shot, the other is living but
woriuier-s
I 1 I A l . I I 1 i. r
Il, . . . . ,. . .. ., . . .
Iw1'' ... - " "
otntiln hunines.
canine uusinews.
-On Saturday last quite nuaoe r
."
up their lots and graves, which besixsaks
(Treat credit to them.
Maggie Milne left Monday, to spend
tho summer in Oregon; the same day Miss
Tft
ft?.
lh cuin'ilfti'ni" nr.it .!.eaiin.'lsr rf .u:
It plen evr.'
..'r?T t.. , r' ' .n
UK
til
lt'at.c v:
fr.tl that ti.-
t
" r 1 1 l.
a t-Iti-a' vi-
:iti,-I if elir
i.t-:
Pi
J
MISSOURI.
T Arrcn
MOOBS,
THE
la Grocer
Goods and Fair Dealing
do it.
r ml
1! T?
Arm
aiav! z&m&m& ft
Ammunition, &
,
If you want to buy
can. troocis aeliverea
ciiy.
in the city."
Sj -tt-viv
i -.--5
1890.
Holt County,
at the Price !
auywuiiR carrieu ma
otl Rf!l T.flHTYi Trkf fiHSn
Dollio Elder went to Forest Ciiy. Eu
gene and Joe look'tko they had buries! nil
lh.-ir friends.
Dr. A. G. Voung, whoso sagacity and
forc-thonght are apfiiirert in many way.-,,
in anticipation ol high water, nan erect.
i a oeaim:i!i -teaum-m i.ouro on a po.-..
on a post.
k.ii. w ii wki-ii.-. . , ,u
.Teh.-...-vvi.i.iv ! .. r.oid of hogs
i.-l.l A t-.C. V 'J-.-e .V .ilarl n ei.iplifd h.
ir I-iii.I t,; .i. -t to J-'lm Iit'nde. a
White Cjo'jtl. jf inw!-. Holj-jrt i.tter-on
rei- .tl a e t- !o.i' 1 if iam'sT for hi.s rt w
iKiiis-. rniui ' i:p;k -.. a t a:.s.
Frank Mc.r" 'c .ie b-iracl !r.r
Saturday. Jn:-areil tor in tne 'er
m.in. of i-Vtviirt. Illinois. Ho did not
et :dl out i.s rcjxirtti; a!! that was up
stairs was burned and liat! it not lv-en
for t!ie bravery and heroism of his wife
who was alone with two siaal! children
when the Km was discovered, alt would
have burned.
--Tho lake east of town is nearly dry
and thero have been taken out, several,
i . rr at , ., .
Zr" waTn'o't " o foot i
.1 , l-r t--.in.lnv I txni rn.irt.. ll,:,l !
trcn and ly.ts vro-e thero picking
i. t.. tv -ih ih. . !--j..
. - e don disr.;.prtive or playing of !
! ia.at prunes, and like to iiliivourrjurt I
I . l , 1 m , . I 1
UUV wneu cuureii luemuers lursaae me
prayer meeting to attend the ball game
we opino that even the postoffice should
bo closed and church members have to
get their mail at the club ground.
?.i;ulljt:i(l.
- Sir.iv tlio ui.i.l (i; Kare our los
near Jeaehry.
.lolin Fifltl is buiMir. a hainl.!vie
:nitiiitiin to in houi
Mrli- I'rit-ett .-.ml family Srr.tfeyeu
j tvitii 1::h sirtter rcr!; thn river
- John Cniiivrly ant! famjlr sotnl
Siintlaj in tlr.ev.in ainon friecifp.
j W. A. IjIf.I'. stnrtinl o:i propjicctT;
ivi: tn;t Into (Ail jrailo last 2r.)Cilay.
S'xtwn wUtt,ls,of hivrs anJiinttlo
ii fl hcrcfarCI-u-a-ro. JiaDtiav prr.iunir
i F-irunr. L:hby am Kenry Itch
ni.m ileliteretl m.t::o horses hero Satur
ilay I M'Sl?. f.-.'tn $:,;!,... Site., xl
, .1. h.. pi.li!t here last Suadny, mcminn
. ami er.ue.
! ipi ,
t Thn w;irttv tt im'.i. rtn ..
t KTcal many ct its to svtkalis? rivers bod
I in our well.
Quite a cumlier of our van f,,lia
' t;ik in the Ui:r.kani meeting i:ndar at
j W h:g Viiiiey.
. Mr. Prett has just cu-np'eted r.n ad
, iliticB to h rcstder.ee, which is a hand
fonte iinproveuieut.
; V.V are sorry to !ean of the severe
.Ki;e-f His- Arierhtr.-a's ba'jv froai ;
.sete'. v. o. :.-i'U3r.in.
-tn-ctor
vt!lB wife and oliiiilr.vi
irotarr."! I
; -v - rr .-n .
. n. tj;e lore part o, thi
: .u,.. ia lA.-avenworth, linn
( - TTif "-ixiai i:::.!or the gal'.erv ttnsoc
:;.! last neci by John CuLIriy i
Co.. a-i a paint s!n;i nnd i-.utii:0re-,
in;ti'ry.
I f,. V. WoU-ter. of Now T:nr.Vn h:s
waytoan iti poinlmeat near M.-.rt vtKe
( stopped titer night wttii sea. j.l.inl our
jih.it. . artist, hit,: Fri.iay jdht.
- "Pre Mnrrr.lle hvj.-o buyer
twelve t::ey e.icg :)..rs.s ua o;ourivn
ty 'rem I:ero :!.., lay. ha, kit us roaie
,.d
r..i;tv :..
I-.T.-5 i the.n.
Tilgrli.v
i -Ij. V. CirsLsa: r.ss raotui ir.Io!
us
re-.- ;. .. i ... i,rj.,y ;.s 1 -!ji.
i i.:-.'(iiwr ti:::: ai.d V.ilns Troton
!i:.vetlit!r.;auvr t!ioir!ie-.v h.iu r up.
t - Jn-.-k Ir.l psr.I u.5 a visit !ril FridnV
j n'giit aud bit everything ia Uiis part iif
1 the country.
j - Fishing p-riies ar now "nil the go.
. Vmi ma t-e a huailrii people on liie
' lake hlmost any day.
Hob, Lou and Giyjrgft lcolr awful
lonesotne. 1 gaetx it was !-sut-t- 'hey
t'i.iri't g"t to go M Ku!n Hrt.lge. S-.indav.
with tl.eir -I.-ei-i girl."
Chrij Xlir-rht-.i'ser. o' the Si:aan
: r.c.giiljoriinnd. wr.s visit.rc tho faii.dt .,f
. W. E. l'n.t')a, K ind :y.
j George and tj.i- have Iicen re
l paiutir g tat. lt;ge!o- Uoujc. which ad.'u
. a grea deal to :t& r.pj-s-..rar.ce.
J Hlair Harris- u sM iia.o u. t.l-r.1 !;-3
crn over, anil you ku.jw that cakes
lilair hosewhat or.t ol hmn jr.
Quito a humiv r the you-sig ;tr,!e
!c.-ide.l their baskets wit": ;r..i U.otj
g..-.id to i'St and went "s-ht steins" In
j the Ilulo Lra.'ge, Sundy
- Urdgein.-.:;. K.-.lin. Yauvsrke! A- Co.
1 ship; ti r. trass i.wid ol etitiV ir.ua this
' pia.eM C!i!-2go lir-t week. V.":i &.id
the bt.t:ora wirsn't the lvt mrt of Holt
county?
K t. Auibal. tlrujrgist tjf (raig, paid
his himily-a visit List SutiJay. Ed. if
yo-j doa't come a httie oftener suit ror
j dtTurce ill l.-e begun if yoil dnu'r. Io)k a.
leetie o:it.
tvi has lis.! his house re pa; id ill
t !ii!t ii:s t fe tt as away on a visit. l?ol
s;iis iu tion ; h':e lo -bach," lie get.s list
I ru1-! uJi ia W.-i lia.r tvliou iu iuakes
I hi;. i.cui!s.
"T r;rf City.
' Mrs. G.-trg-j W.:Mr, w'n hx b.va
' i".i:te :- k f r '.he? vu-t tr- weeks, :s n .w
' n::ic!i iajpr..vt"j. :iu:i Kill. t. a few d.iy.:.
I be .-.r.iiitu' rg..-.:i.
- '!'.- M.-m rs-. Pu' oa. T.-ncy atjil
j CnlPa . of I;..-.-.-, :n:!t.KnrM2S. iiiiaeeier
. M.iii :y ete.i:r.g a.u mo. t.'.l:i :io Iilge
I of A. F. A- A. .!.
- iir. S. ..i i.;:.!?; u taii:;; ; b.n..!
:ng r. ne-.v bn-. k d'tehi" g U,.. f.i.l. and if
j he i!Ws ;t v.i'.I ail n.ucu to t!i-j aipvr.r-
, of '. ' 1...,t ,K I.IV..T.
Mr. t". tT.'tv to-.!r auV.iRt.Kv
cl.erp rtir- r.::tl Tort !;. t.i-ek Id
visit r.i; piironti iu Jii.ttana, wnom h.
t-
I
!i.is not s,co f eight ye-.rs.
The Rev. G. W. Ile. itly. a i old tiiuo
fit!:-u of Forcct. 5inl now a resident of
I-'a.-go, Xoriit Dikotn. wai visiting in
Forest tiie t r days of i:.it week.
Mrs. M.iu.t Pop-'. d.iUgilUr.- of W. II.
Willinrnn. v.-!:u h.i? Ureti vis'ticg in For- .
est the past m.uilh. returned tiIier home
at P.hio IliHit, Xchnifka, the fust of this
week.
Mr. A.. I. VjtIh:i.".co!iaenco.!tvorlt
on tits brick yard, getting it in cono'tion
lo tfMi'nf it' i- the innns'fai-Jure of brhk
fc! Hhiel the.e t ems Uj be ngcod de-
i inaatl.
i; ei t.r is",.:.)- ns'fed verv
f',i:.-:i?r. : !. te: T.' t.v iK it t'mt so
! nianv are pecri to In;, i nner tbo innreci-o
j .-.f li.i.iiir? ".tV here io sahvm r.r-'i tiie
;'! pr.i-. :1k".- tilt llituor it'll or!y lav r
had witii .1 p;,.--.iptin i. and !fat it
' must b. f-.ir iiiedltni p::rjii--e. Wh. c?n
i answer?
A fpeeinl e!ci)'ii wa- :ie!i: here
I Tuesday to elect .!l!cers tn 1:11 vacancies
i nccpsinned bv failure to .is.alify. wh;t ii
resii!t.il in the electiun c.fT. J. Wllfcin
iscr. Mavor: Ti.rmrs Tearo. Co'i.-to-:
j K. J. Mclfunn.Ciiy Marrhal. v.v.tl ITmll
j Weber, Alderman from .v?coa.i ward.
I --Mrs-. Howley. wjlh hsr f.iniiiyvnor-.il
I to St. Joseiih this Wi-e'r, wiiero sh-. :n-
taa-Is t make her fu'r re home. Wo are
1 Forrv tn iiiive Mrs. Hawley to leave us,
! m she wis a verv piiinnbin Indv iint! ono
"f the oldest citize.-.s .-.r Forer.tAi w-tt
ia wishing her gooii lnc:: rn.l Inppi
! ness in Iier new-hcnni. Mrs. 7ell Morey
! has alf. removrd to St. Jofcph to make
i :... ..i t. ... f. ....... Tk i..
.11... j'. .' ' . II. 11 f IIU. . . LI.
wishes of u!l our citirnsj.'o with her al
?o. A destardly act was porrx-S rated up
on tho property of Mrs. Ann Martin
Saturday night of last wee'r. Thre
drunken Iioya entered lier yard. rcl
imiMI.itetl and tie-j'.-tiyetl several or
namental and fruit trcen. She had war
rants issi.vi and Ihe boyr will haveo .
nrnvrer before II. TL Kurcett. ju't'ce of
(the (eaco at Oregon, at an ear'y dav. for
i what tl.cy have lc!if. am! would not
i have done, if they had not been under
the influence of liquor.
Nickcil's rovc.
-? cower -w giving instrammtai
! -
1 Kdward and Iiizzie Fuhrman spent
suadavin Ebeneze.-neighborhooti.
v.j.j-!.nnn i..ts been "taking in-
. r -
tne sights or u.ncago, uio past ween.
Henry Xachmnn spent -Sunday w:tl
relatives near the Shiloh U. C. church.
Daniel Hardmnn has purchased a
new organ from Roger Williams, agent. y
E. Sour is occupying Daniel JC-ieh--man's
Iiouse, situated at' tho south end ,
of the form.
, r,nt ,, fiicFmnrfoKeniehnrei,
.next Sunday forenoon and at night at
, , ,
- Grand na Ansobnrnt spent a few .
davs witii Mr. D. P. Kylo and family, ot
i St. Joe., the pnit week.
' James IJoaovnn anil r.-rn.:, . il. .
Ilermncr and family wero visiting with"
( relatives in Andrew county, the paot
wex.
Charles Anselmnnt and family, ol.
Mineral Springs, were visiting with re!-
atives in this neighborhood a few days
last week.
- Honry Zucliman delivered IS head
nf hop) arid Coluaibin Kunkel 17 hc.idp
nr. trorest. uiiv iasi inursoay: aveiage.
T&
1 "" 1" uuuutiti
Price paid. r-USi per
W no. Dorr, buyer.
Ouitc r gust of wind accom panic
the ram -and thunder shower last hat
day eveninir. blowinir down some ti
. , . - . J -T
ana fences: also tioing wiine utiu
jour school property. Would it
t a good precaution for he people '
j vicinity, as well as other places,,
j pare cyclone caves?
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