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a Destructive C0nflagrati0n &C
PaOli.

Fron the Paoii Republican
Aouf o'clock Friday morning our
quiet little town was aroused from H.
slumbers by the dread cry Of fire. Be-
fore the alarm was given the fire had
gained such headway that II was no
trouble TO ascertain its Whereabouts. IL
originated i'm passage way, with lat
ticed sides. leading to an clubhouse in
the rear Of the Albert Honse. on the
south side OF square. and when first
discovered was running along the pas
sage toward the house with almost
lightning rapidity, and within few
moments the entire building was in
flames The house adjoining. a two
story frame, belonging to the Foster
heirs and occupied by Auditor Sucker
- residence, took fire and went like
flash, spreading the flames to the Foster
residence, in the southwest corner OF
the square, owned by Warren Foster.
and occupied rs residence BY Dr. L.
n. Hon and Win. Gabbert; from there
il crossed to the north side Of the alley
aud attacked a two-story frame belong
ing 10 John G.. Albert and occupied by
James +. Collins as residence and
Stroud Parsons as a barber shop thence
to the building owned by w. 4. Hoppe
and occupied by himself as shoe shop,
Schramm Il Mathews as furniture
warerocm. DIR. Hon a. an Office, and
the upper part bv the Masons As lodge
room. From there the flames took the
large frame building on the southwest
corner Of Main street. owned bv Albert
Foster and his sister. Mrs. John Pro,
md occupied by Bundy x White as n
grocery and provision store. Not satis-
fed with this. the angry flames started
westward. taking an icehouse belonging
10 Bundy & White and destroying the
handsome residence OF county treasurer
Hiram +. Wells. his smoke house. corn
:rib aud stable. together with about
s2OO worth OF meat and 200 bushels OF
:orn. At this point the fire was got
lnder control and soon subdued, after
reducing to ashes seven Of the finest
on onr square.
The citizens Of Paoli deserve great
sredit for the heroic manner Ia which
hey baftled with the flames for nearly
four long hours. BY their untiring ef-
forts they saved nearly everything in
he interior Of all the buildings except
he Albert House. where nothing was
avcd but few chairs and tables.
The Albert House, owned by John
= Albert. as n hotel, was the pride OF
paoli. and was considered BY the travel
ng public one Of the best hotels in
outhern Indiana.
OF the seven buildings burned but
mel was insured, the residence If Mr..
Wells. which was insured for $l,U0U in
he Home Of New York.
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PAY the soldiers pensions in new
Igrcenbacks or silver coin. No sense IN
issuing intercst-bearing bonds TO raise
the money. " y time 10 put stop to
this system OF paying interest when Il
lcan ~ avoided Grccnback Ad-
yocntg.
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Mr.. Wells had $1,000 insurance.
which wilt make his loss comparatively
light. Auditor Sucker also had some
insurance on his household goods, but
his damage was slight.
This fire has ruined the beauty Of our
public square, perhaps. for years 70 come.
and almost bankrupted several Of our
citizens. We hope the people of our
town will never be called upon 10 wit
ness another such scene Of devastation-
Many are the conjecfures as 20 the origin
az the fire. bur we have no doubt il was
the work OF an iucendiary,
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w. z. OSBORN,
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON

TTAs ioesfef IN Jasper and offers biz professional
services The public and VII sndeasor - merit
share " patronage.
n13r once ON Eighth stre~t in the reom for
m~rly occupied by Dr. WeIman. Residence
On the corner of 9Th and Ss~ton streets.
sept "a. TO.
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roll I'D from every post office town in
the United States a petition to the
torty-siXth Congress asking for the
proposed constitutional amendment.
sending for instructions aud reporting
20 the Corresponding Secretary of the
National Woman Suffrage Association
sblWashington, ID. c.
hesotUed, That il is the duty Of all
women who know that they have the
right 10 self-goverument through the
ballot, and are debarred the exercise Of
lnat right by unjust and arbitrary leg
lslatlon and Court decisions, 10 present
themselves at every election in every
Town, demand registration, offer their
ballots, aud sue the officials who refuse
them the citizens right 10 vote. Each
uiai IN Court is an education 10 the
country.
Rcsolred, That IN q wise motbef re-
sides every element Of statesmanship.
aud that while wOmaB's opinion OF
men and measures j. not counted at the
baliot-box, the legislation OF zee coun-
try is defrauded Of at least one-half Of
the intelligence, virtue aud practical
wisdom Of the nation. i..
WHEREAS, la the taking Of the ninth
census l200000O of women were over
looked as laborers aud producers, the
lifelong silent, thankless. unpaid toll
Of the hOusekeepers counting for moth
ing in the production Of the wealth of
the country, women over the age of
eighteen not being enumerated by ages
because they were not voters; aud,
WHEREAS, The errors and absurii-
ties in the enumeration Of the bir. hs,
diseases and the ages Of children i
attributable TO the Incompetence Of
young men as gatherers of statistics
about women and children; therefore.
Rcsoircd, That in the taking Of the
tenth census Congress should provide for
the appointment Of fair proportion Of
intelligent women as gatherers Of vital
statistics concerning women aud chill
dren.
WHEREAS, The ballot and not the
bullet Is mans remedy i'm this republic
Tor his wrongs as a laborer; and
WHEREAS, With this peaceful weapon
ne eompels State aud National Legisla-
turei 10 order mountains tunneled or
hewn down, oceans spanned, continents
Joined or cut asunder, marshes drained,
valleys exalted, ships launched, the
Father Of Waters or Niagra bridged
over, harbOIs deepened, railroads laid,
and telegraph wires suspended. the
whole material face Of The earth changed,
that work and wages NAV be furnished
20 his need, therefore,
RcsOlued, That lahoring men, as an
act Of justice and humanity, should de-
maud the ballot for woman, the unpaid
laborer Of the whole world, that she
may with it compel reform and indus
trial schools 10 be opened, the Outcast
redeemed, the dram-shop closed, the
savage civilized, TO make honest work
aud fair wages for women aud 10 save
the life Of the people,
RCS0lred. That every child born upon
our soil and beld accountable to our
laws has right TO mental, moral and
Industrial training at the public ex-
pense, and that the safety aud welfare
Of the people demand that such train
ing be provided, and, If needful, enforced
in our public schools, that there may be
no need Of enforcing il In our jails, PEN
itentiaries aud State prisons.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

cLALLAM COUNTY
Neah Bay. New Dungenoss, Port Angeles
Pysht-
crArrr
Baitie Gpouud, Brush Prairie. Fogrlh Plain
Martins Blud, Pioneer, ~tou-afun. Union
Ridge Nancouvcr., WasGousal, Fern Prairie
Ia Center, Hayes, laicoiia-
cHEHAIIs.
.cedalvili Chehalis Point, Eima. Hoquiam
Monieslno, oakFiilei Saisop, sharon, summit
coLUsHIA.
Alpowia- Burkssyilie, DAYTON Fomcroy, Tux.
anoni Annetta, Central Ferry, Marengo.
cowLIrz.
Castle Rock, Frecport, Kllama. Lower Cow
liH Atnnt.cello, Mt Colin, Oak Point. Pcicin,
So. ri-iaie- CoWecmlut nlelua-
IsrASn.
C'uHeviiie, Coveiand, DuEally, Ufsalady,
Ots Harhor.
JEFFERsGN.
Port Discovery, Port Ludiow, Port Townsend.
KrNG.
Back River, Dwamish, Fail City. seattle.
slaughter SnO0uaImy. ~Iuack, white River.
chery = alley ,Novclty Milton ,OsceOla sIsenton,
KITsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble. Port Madison.
Port Orchard, seabeck, TeckHt.
KICKIrAr.
Block House, Columbus, GoldendaIe. Klicl1i-
,ai, White salmon, Biakely, Fuida, hlickilat
Landing
LEWIS.
Al-ernon, Roisforf, Chehalis. Ciaauato. Cow
lliz, Glen Eden, Little Falls, Meadow Brook
Mossy Rock Napavlne. Ncwauyuni. Skookurn-
chuck, silver Creek, Winlnck, Naseilo.
MASON.
Arcadia, Li-htville, Oakland. Skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Bruceporf. Brookdeld. .Knanpfon. OvgteryilIe
Riverside, south Bend, Unity, Woodward's
Ilwaco.
PIERCE
Elm. Franklin, lake View. New Tacoma.
puyallup, SteiiacOom C.tya, Tacoma, Alder
town. Carbon. Acton, SIMMER, Muck. WIIke-
san TUAS.
san Juan-Iopaz, Orcss, East Sound, Friday
Harhor.
sSoHoMIsH
Conierviile. lowell. MukiIiao. snoboni.b
ulalip, Park Place, siamwood.
sKAM,NIA.
Caecades- collins landing
STEVENS
Crab Creek, -Four Lakes, Fort CoiviIie. Hang.
mans Creek. Pine Grove, Rock Creek Wo.nIie
spokane Bridge, spokane Falis, Union Ridge.
THURsroS.
Coai Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie, Oiympias.
Tanalquoit, Teuino, Tumwaier, Yelm, Inde-
pendeuce, Key.
WAHETAEUlr.
Cathlamet, Eagle Clin, skamokaway, Water
ford.
WALLA WALLA
Pataha Prairie, Waitsburg', Walla Wallae.
Whitman, Wallula.
WHATCOM
Cedar Grove, Guemas, Ia Conner. Lehmhi.
Iummi, Ilvnden, NOufsachk. Point William
Samish, Seahome, Seiahmoo, ship Harbor.
ship Island, skagit Truderi iWhafcom, FIdalgo.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, ,Colfax, Evansville. .Owensburg.
palouso. SteptOe, Union Flat, Walton, Clinton
Ieltchvllle. Panawana. Pine Creek. RosalIa
Anatone, Lincoln, Paiaha City, Uniontown
YAKIMA.
Aftanum. EllensburE, Fort Simcoe, Kittitas,
konnowock, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, Selah,
Yakima.
'Money Order Offices.
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JUNE.


Bl wmLIAI CULLEN hEYANr.
rrhe following poem, written more than
ff-v 'rears ago. was taken in manuscript To a
,ofine lady az the village academy az Cum
mineion by John Bryant, brother OF the poet
in the Winter OF ls2i-2l. Remembering that
his erare was made beneath June skies, us
publication at this time is appropriate
reazsi upon the glorious sky
And the green unlauds round.
And thought that when game to iie
Within the silent ground.
rrwere pleasant that in merry june,
When brooks sent upa cheerful tune
And groves a joyful sound,
Tie seNton's spade' my grave 10 make,
Tho rich green mountain turf should -break.
A celi within the frozen mould,
4 coffin borne through sleet.
With icv clols upon 10 rolled.
While fierce The lempests beat
Awayi ] Will not think Of these.
Blue be ihe sky aud solt the breeze
Earth green beneafh the feet,
And Doe the damp mould gently pressed
Into my narrow place OF rest.
There through the long. long Summer hours
The golden light should lie.
and tlck Young herbs and groups OF flower
stand iu their beauty by:
The redbreast there should build. and tell
Ser lQFe-iale close beside my cell:
The idle butterfly
should resi- him there. and there De heard
The Eousewife-bee and humming-bird.
And what if cheerful shouts at noon
Come from the village sent,
or songs % maids beneath the moon
with fairy laughter bient2
And what 10 in the evening light
Eeirofhed lovers walk i'm sight
or my low monument
would the lovely scene around
Might know no sadder sight Dor sound.
know, know should not see
The seasons glorious show.
y or would its brightness shine for me
NOT ifs wild music llow.
But Do around my place OF sleep
The friends I love should come Co weep
They might not haste 20 gOf
Sofi airs aud song and light and bloom
~ ould Keep them lingering by my tomb.
These 20 their eoftcnca hearts should bear
The thought ol what has BEEN
And speak OF one who cannot share
The gladuess of The scenes
Whose parf, in an tae ponp tlaf MS
The circuit of Tie summer nils,
ls-fhaf bis grave is green;
And deeply would thelr hearts rejoice
To hear again hls living voice.
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THE WAYS OF THE WICKED NAN
II a man is on the cars and sees young
lady be doesn't know from Eve, aud
never saw before, trying TO let down the
window, he throws down his paper,
takes Off his bat, bows himself double.
smiles clear around To his after collar
button, says sweetly, ALLOW u1e," aud
closes the window with graceful skill
aud charming courtesy. II his sister
says, Tom, won't you please let the
window down for me - he tueks his
paper savagely under his arm, and
stalking across the aisle, stands on his
toes while he bangs the window down
with a slam that iiis her face and hair
with dust. Aud il his wife, holding the
baby ia one arm and lunch-basket on
the other, tries TO let down the window,
ani says timidiy aud suggestively, ION,
dear! ] don't believe | can get il
down. he grunts, says "Eh oh ~ aud
buries himself still deeper in his paper.
"Thars what you're coming to, Laura. "
Il BIrdette.
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lHoEoCGHtT CURES DIsEA AsFs OF rrrv SErv
bEA UIlFtEs TIE COMPLEXION. PREvr,rs
AND kEMEpIEs liH=U2ATI-w AND Corr
HEALS SORES AID ABHAsrovs or nm
CCIicLE AND CuUl,lEHACrs CoSrAGr1y
This Standard External Remedy for Err,
uanS, S.res and lairries of the skin not
only EENoFEs FHoW THE Covptrv1o,- ,r1
BLtMIsHEs arising Gom io,..I i,-,-,-,,.;,
I'. .is ''p'" anu obstruction of the pores. but
SIS, 1.,i ,n".e produced by The sun and wind
sun Us p'h ami lrecSics Il renders the GU
liCll- AAhN .ILoysiY CLEAR. SMOOTH and
II1ANr, ANA being WHOLESOME nr. ,1-I1-
fiEH Is iar prefer. bic To any cosmetic.
ALL TIE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SRI
LiLH BATHS are insured ny TrF rsr IN,
nc. J.''HH : sulphur S0GP, which in adj
diti1n 10 It's purifying elliott. remedies AMI
~ IN Is hiApMArisll and GoUT.
ItaI@o hIsIi'FECTs CLOTHING and LINEN and
fl'' VENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED By COW
TACT with The person.
1T DIssoLvEs DANDRUFF. prevents bald
sess, and retards grayuess Of the hair.
Physicians speak of it iu'high terms.
Prices, 25 and 50 Cents per Cake Per Box g Cakss)
60 aai sl2O,
B. The 50 cent cakes are triple thesrs Of those at
IS cents
"HHrs Hair and Whisker Bye,r Black or Brown.
5Oc.
C.K CRITTENION, Pup'r, I SHh AF ny.
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20 ID ofh bovtop pluton
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WOMAN WHO WAS ORGANIST IN A
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II-e position here. Address s. A. D., Portland.
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RELMsOLB'S BUCRU
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELmBoLD's BUCHU
is UNEoUALEo
By amy remedy known. It is prescribed by
the most eminent physicians all
over the world iu
rheumatism,
SpcrmatOrrhea,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion.
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
LumbagO,
Nervous Debility,
Head Troubles,
Catarrh,
General Debility,
Diseases Of The Kidneys,
Liver Complaint,
Epilepsy,
Paralysis,
General III Health,
Spinal Diseases,
seiatiea,
Deafness,
Decline,
Nervous Complaints,
Female Complaints, Etc.
Headache,
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Mrs Mary J. Young, Of Sacramento,
was admitted 10 the bar Of the Supreme
Court Tuesday, after Thorough exami-
nation, which, it is said, she passed
with full honors." 10 is TO be regretted
that our San Jose lady lawyer, Mrs.
Foltz, the first woman admitted 10 the
practice Of law in this State, did no, also
strike for the Supreme Court She has
passed rigid examination by three
District Courts, aud could no doubt have
been admitted 10 the Supreme Court
upon application. IL was through her
efforts that the law was secured remov-
ing the legal disabilities Of women 20
practice law in this State, and she
should have been the first TO enjoy its
full beneiits.-San Jose Mercury.
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MIppLE-AnEo MEN.

There are many af the age or thirty 90 sixty
vino are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder. often accompanied by "a slight
smarfing OF burning sensation, and % veal KEN
ing 90 the system iu a manner the ratient can
not account for. ON examining the urinary
deposits, "a ropy sediment will often be- found
and sometimes small particles Of albumeu
viii appear, or the color will bee OF a thin
mliklsh hue, again changing tu dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who
die OF this difficulty ignorant OF The cause,
which Is the second stage % seminal weakness.
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ci.es, and healthy restoration Of the geniio
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ffRe member, now said an italian
bride at the altar, "we have separated
aud been remarked four times, aud
about once more will convince me that
we can never live happily togetheru
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LOR DEBILITY, loss OF MEMORY, IN
Il disposition 10 EXertion or Business, Short
ness Of Breath, Troubled with Thoughts Of
Disease, Dimuess OF Vision, Pain in the Back,
Chest and Head, Rush Of Blood TO the Head,
Pale COuntenance and Dry skin. II these
symptoms are allowed 10 90 on, very frequent
ly Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected, 10
Quires the aid Of an invigorstting medicine TO
strengthen and tone up the system, which
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Treats ala Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
NNHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects OF youthful follies or iudi~cretions
viii do we'll 20 avail themselves OF this. the
greatest boon ever laid 40 the altar OF suffering
humanity. DR. SPINNEN will guarantee 90
forfeit 500 Tor every case 81 seminal weakness
or private disease of any kind or chaacIe
which he undertakes aud fails Ia cure.
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an old lady, being asked to subscribe
% newspaper, declined on the gronud
that When she wanted news she manu-
factured it herself
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George" said devoted young
mother OF our acquaintance 10 her very
Juvenile, 'you cannot have another
cookie Till you ak for it properly 90
please, for Cbrists sake, amen" said
little Innocence, with Immediately
folded hands.
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a lady told her little son. who was
teasing for something u eat 10 wait
uutii breakfast. With a tear in his eye.
TIE burst our; 81 Jest honestly some
times think you are a siepmother!
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40 matter how many Of our laden
ships may come safely into port, that
one which was lost az sea viii always
seem 90 Us 10 have carried the richest
eurgo.
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DAVID AND ANNA MATSON.
BY Mrs. Abigail scott Dunivvay,
Editor New Northwest" Portland, Oregon,
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