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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16
Road Notice.

ITO VOLUNTEER ROAD WORKERS OF DEER
Creek: Having heretofore called upon the fcl-
lowing named persons t. work out their subsrrir-
ton OF. the Deer Creek road commencing on the first
dav Of Sewts.nber. 1885. in consequence of large
numbor of said persons being engaged in threshing
and hauling their crops, 90 hereby give notice that
have changed the time for performing said road
labor and hereby notify all persons who have not
worked their subscription, that they will be expected
to meet the Suerv of road district No 2j az Ira
Gengers place, Deer Creek on the first Monday,
the sixth day of October 1884 at 7:30 O'Clock A. NJ,
with teams and shovels as subscribed, or suitable
substitutes, or the amount in money. The following
are the names OF those who have not worked their
subserintion f II Smith, one day with team; Alfred
Mathews, two days with team; Vim Shoemaker, one
day with team; Fl Shoemaker, one day with shovel;
Charles Mathews, one day with shovel; w Single
ton, two days with team; L Cole, two days with
team $ May, one day with shovel J Cassidy, two
days with shovel; II Chapman, two days with team;
| Upton, two days with team, L Atterbury, two
| days with shovel; G II Atterhury, two days With
shovel; John Pearee one day with shovel; Boggis
one day With shovel; d Perkins, one day with
team: L {; Ho son, one day with team; l. Gilmore
one day with team; oty Boon, one day with shoyel
A. w. SLIMM0E,
/ Road SUPERVISOR
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

OREGON PACIFIC ExTENsIoN.--It is
now stated that the Oregon Pacific will
reach Corvallis by October 18th, and
will come on to Albany this fall, and
he built towards the foot hills. An
important meeting of the stock holders
has recently been held, at which i'm
portant business was transacted, not
yet made public; but enough is known
to be able to state that it meant bust
ness from the start, as future actions
will prove. Albany people need not
bs surprised to find themselves ir
dir ct communication with tie Bay
this fall Democrat.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

Ten ACRES EsoUGH - There are
man, notable instances showing that
IN Oregon ten acres are enough to
afford liberal income 70 an industrious
man. One farmer in Marion county
has ten acres in orchard which pays
him net profit of one hundred and
fifty dollars per acre each year This
is a fair income, and more than the
average ranchman or large farmer re
ceives. An orchard of prunes, five
acres, paid the owner net profit OF
eight hundred aud ten dollars last year,
and that was our year of failure in the
prune crop
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

An EGG SroRY.-The egg story Of
the season comes from Mrs S. Shield
OF Pataha city, w. T. She had occa-
sion to break an egg, and to her sur
rrise it contained egg No. 2, perfect,
formed. Upon breaking the second
shell, egg No. 3 came forth. Mrs
ShieId vouches for the truth of The
above. This approaches the Chinese
wooden egg, and there are some people
who will declare it to be a fsh story
such an incident never having been re-
ported before.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16
To Poll-Tax Payers,

] have inst examined the election
books of the June election, and have
added all names I failed to see when
around assessing. I hereby caution
all to pay their poll taxes and not al
low them to become delinquent, and
thereby save mileage.
JAS. A. STERLING,
Assessor
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

IMPROVEMENT Sky thousand dol
las has been snent in improving the
Oreconion, and snor it viii anpear in
the >torn of the Cilicaso Tribune, and
viii TAKE pos ton rs one of tie lead
ing, il no. ieaiiee PAPER of he Pacific
Coast. The oply f-ars are that ii viii
be ahead of the country.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16
Eldorado.


Gaily bedight, gallant knight,
In sunshine and in shadow,
Had journeyed long, singing song,
In search of Eldorade.
But he grew old, this knight So bold,
And DER his heart a shadow
Fell as he found no spot of ground
That looked like Eldorado.
And as his strength failed him at length
He met pilgrim shadow.
sssh.dow, said he, s'where can it be,
This spring of Eldorado?"
Quoth the shadow: ''For the benefit
suffering humanity will state that the FL
dorado spring is situated three miles west
from Rosegurg and supply of tie water is
kept constantly on hand and for sale Icy DR..
s. Hamilton. agent, Roseburg, Oregon.
Mr. GEO. W. JONES Dear Sir l have been
troubled with neuralgia pains in my head aud cheek
bones for several years. and had give up all hopes of
getting cured Wen; to your medical springs
with my James and got some OF the water, and
drank it freely and found that it was mild physic.
used it three times day Tor little more than two
months, and the pain. LETT and | have not felt
them since, and that has been II months ago
Roseburg, Jan. 25, 1884
Julian Joseph, of the well ki own firm of Hoffman
and Joseph Of Albany, bears The following tes;i-
ulony:
ALBANY, oGN., December 90 1883
GEO W. JOKES. Dear Sir: ] would here state to
you that year ago suffered untold agonies on
crnt of riles blind) and Went to Portland to get
lief from doctors there. | met Mr.. Apple OF Rose
burg, who advised me before seeing the doctors 70
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

MECHANICS FAIR. = The Po"tl2nd
Mechanics Fair will open on Oct 9th
and will close Oct. 25th. This is their
sixth annual exhibition, aud it is the
purpose Of the management TO make il
the most successful one in its history.
No pains will be spared to make all the
departments complete. Special rates
will be gwen on all the roads.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16
Prices NJ derat
DRfS SALOON,
jackson Street, Roseocrg.

The prorresor of this well known and
popular resort wonld thauk his friends
for their libe nj patronage in the past
aud would ask for continuance of
he SAME in the iuture. The public ls
Informed that keep none but the best
brands of wi es, liquors and cigars
and that sell over the bar the cele
bratAd Jesse Moore & Co.'s Kentucky
" hiskies
A goed Billiard table vii be found
in the saloon; also the leasing papers
of the world.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

LUMBER have on hand ard offer for
sale 100000 feet fencing lumber and IS, 600
feet flooring and rustic of quality. Cash
purchasers will find it to their interest to
get quotations before placing orders. Orders
for all KINDS OF lumber solicited and prompt
~ filled. Address r. A. BOOTH,
Xnnna1ia Orecnn
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16
Eis!orado Mineral Wafer.
EcHEMIcAL ANALYSIS.


CHEMICAL labor 4ToRy, ASSAY OFFICE, BULLION
Rocks AND ORE Rooas, 524 Sacramento street, San
Francisco, Nov. %, 1883.
Messrs. HoIbrook Merrill and Sttson. Gentlemen.
have submitted to qualitative analysis the sample
Of Eldorado water handed me for examination md
find it consist of the following substances: Cnlo.
rine, Iodine, Carbonc Acid Iron, Alumina Lime
dagnesia, Soda and Organic matter.
THOMAS PRICE.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

Rev. +. r. n. Bell is IN town. We
trust he will be appointed here by the
conference.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-08-16

Denby's circus disbanded' at East
Portlaud.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
MuSic AND rHE DEIWL.


"Clcopatra aud Mary stuart says Disrncl
m ono o hi- loltofs, "Whnt wonderful womru ihN were
Men arc in love with thom al " last uihhl, at lln hud
Thohlr, hiull presented ono cot lhrso phlt-"n' HI"l
u4 her oll conquest ni thr Qucon - SCOTS II always
Wnan great performance, nud II romans unchanged
The question isnol one ot language iuslorl could al
ways be understood -. nctoar no matter what Ian
unrc she might chooso 10 utter Nhn had. to be ruto,
muic freedom m hrr native Italian thtu alr hn ih luf
nsht but her ,oot I'm .7h s surprisingly rhrcni nnd
II wus very interesting last niFh o Observe The hnimo
with which her stage treatment or the well known Hltu
ailous I'm schuorH tragedy blended with the urN vocal
medium There are two features in .thiV icpc rnluon
fnr which thc experienced play socr waits with
rngrr mtrro.t thc meeting OF the two Qiocn7
u thc park and Queen Nlfy's farewell 90 her rinndH,
on tho way 90 the block IN hoth of ihc." e''ucs Eeou
Is ssupontvolyn great actress Her acting Of the park
scene l. ni .h Was inpft impressive ns lesson nnd
c,ccrlu.l, bcantinl "a an artistic achievements Tho
fccrr ami the action with which She made Mary stuart
confront Elizabeth amt say. u substance could not
listen 10 the plcndug Of another wom1u and sis ~
Qucon. colly 1,i cruelty rs yon now hticn to mine,
Touched every heart I'm nn instant and evoked the most
emphatic paults The Involuntary clpIching of the
cross with vhch 'hc insul'cl woman ~unins herself in
pntiencc and submission hal an 90 Old AM well known
nathos And the sinai outbursl of resentment, with is
trniltuor. sci, ncnce and its splendid mnicy % pose
gesture and action. an used "t tSporHe oi cnihns
asni Rs'o alVa,s made Naiv stuart UNDERSTOOD as a
u,rfr vho hal lotul rn1 suffered ga thc dupoHtary
ani nrnltic irico of ho ,epr .0l''tc Hp.iienrcs
.rriivre a~i sorftus of hoy Iho iunHis nit ou g.
-s f.at h1s 9,r hirkrtoNrt of rtprftr1rt. as utN
.s 70, W p.tiit 80 fail''r ANish Hb3' lNir A rhb ttr'
aav q in nHar V rraNtNt ntrftt ei1' 'hrf o. ' ''
N-. 81. +t.t ,,a rru s-- trt 'He v8it 80 f.7at e
.Hu.i, r4alilate ,a1r'iHv --i t-'t rtWt
na'0r Was f--tie' tNit-, wNh WrA rA'H
ts eD iNp eipsn W 'ts iN's s.f"f'
atl te, it,H saape pas guess $40 ia NasA 1' eN'WHaf
aut .e. u.. .-i,.upu fffa .traAs,r F,a' eit1!isi
| .4 f M H
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mile. Aimee is winding up pleasant enga cement at
the Fifh Avenue Theatre. she has introduced several
new songs Sic is 20 long tour of the rouih and
West and will Visit Ncw-JrlcaIs and san Francisco
Neat November Nile Aimee designs 10 redppcdr Ia NcW
York ia an English version Ol oardOa's "DvOrcOns.'
The following account is furnished OF the new farce
"We Is a Co.. To be produced next week at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. These details indicate absurd and
trivial piece which, nevertheless, may tuIn out to bs
cOnical and amusing:
"Dr Pnlsiier, an inpecunious New-l lork physician,
adycrtses for partner Win capital ana j. answered ~
n veterinary surgeon from W. 0nlns IeIiiloiy, VINO
Irnrs money and a number ot nNon ontuns. They form
copartner.hip under the frn name u We ls 90.
n,tirut. arrive; the country doctor incsoFlLrs le mall
nfnvork who become, Iugilistic ana ATTACKS ohs VI
The patients; The invaids are gathered ana a slhil Tor
tr krng, There are several springs fpil OF sif.N,
supur and iron Here marvellous cures arc ir'tl 'n"
coiical situations occur mere blsu lh' Wtt'3 "t"1'
ar .e,n to al lnntage. bad boy akua tuhalph nlll
ho Is hrown nto The sprins by hls yles ite iesl az
discovers the sduuysdu Hotel, 0r te Itfnflhs nuan
Complications arise at the dlhoftnt Mlliphs lNr Np7
party receives the luncheon sep'lAunol5 a., M a.
luto use but accomplish nothng lhs veterinary IsaVAs
widow the egyptoafam eloses 'Ao SAS' IVY" wv
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26


BAKER-sopha \. Baker mlici Of Joseph A rak'r in'Aa
74 yearot ner ass: , family are ,.rcc,ol, ,nv,i 70
etinj tle nii l,n her ais resaca,c 5OJ Wost o1IA
Il on FRIDAY december 20, al ococA b. N
BFILA,fY- ON Tuesday ncccmhere2. at 1880 M after
R@srSes "n lroa re aGisd % atisni r.. funeral f,om
Mchodist Church,t st~t between I'd and 3d A'e' iiS'
InteTmeSt private
BOwNE-At Glen Cove l.. on 23d mat, Mary ~ we Of
Richard ". Bovine IN the b2,i year her ase ~,
Funcia services the house on Friday 2ot al 1880 p m
CaTrases wli meet train leaving Hunters Poai at iso5
R0GGs-M Perth Amboy on Christmas Eve lSsi. o' con;
sumption Maria Lawrence, daughter oi j. Lawrence ana
Fn1era serve viii be he Church Of The Holy Cross
tram 2n sIayey eayes foot 'oi Of I6e y.st T. T.
returning at lb1 p NJ
BHHEGH a1T IN is'' t6a 5tS ySar %Sos@f Of Ii, SsO age
snd relatives ars re-peet"y myt9a 10 ltsni 's
saturday at rnoon December y, al o'clock
nv.a,'oa yrsI M Pfesr s. s May 22 fs'i c%
pENisoN-At Vernon Centre, y, Wednesday, DecemG'r
late samuel Denlson and m1he OF Dr. Ede'y D'ni'oh OF
this city
aoRsIINE-Tn Flu.hlns L. l., Dccembcr a. Peter
o,sne ~ Inc On 's ns :, & ~ IA a'i ,io nofmoa church oa
mlernent at laiuGed j.
mons wan a"Isr Ionss IN GiS 3i yoir o. m 40
iH@s' M y , normng' ,a 6StS%pdf 2 ,s. ii ocot
JonNsroNon sunday ngee"6er 2 9 tJ y.,, n'sts,e sS
wed 10 ,ii,ni mo nmer IRON o'es ,anrea west f"'m'
LUTtLlM M summit n ! og lnrwdaY h"emb'i ~
William Llliell N Tho }it yoW ~ ha ish ....,
t'ii.nn t,, hnnlal tom thn ,uutr rt,fuYioin thush
of admuiL un lrity ur'amh~ s"' q" l'P ~
liza co daashtor Of i'hp u aud l''oo = stevens a,ed
a@' ' ,o,soa a.m,sy P''Tg., a, II o., -, q,
nrghh
sru>NGr ~ peGcm,er T. Ant,Y; :, s. yeaeio' ''n of
nonl,cs mi frealt a Hip, pnty mviei 10 almn, ihe
9s'S 6,s. '." o tna,. r g. seobSe ] a al '''
eMirii -Iucny poc mbcr - Janes Il smith, In tho 5th
pn.enl scyi'r, NJ N, residence ~ hn mohcr NJ IT,
smith, .as,ac - iuay n,gem,y' ~, ~, ~ ~ ~ 'sn h,, ,,
Inim@1nt e., Nooiawn
rrrts- suddenly p,.enner ,elh ,elh g',. mc ,'i,s s
psa,ivc, apd hieSis invited
mirunoni saturday.
VNNnIRBILr-it pirsil on ruraiay, tle 2ld int.
Maria r.. wife Of tho iato WILLIAM g. NandwDAI ~ hor
Funeral .arvce, on FRIDAY At T. ocors -
1tAns on Notiheh hatoad ea'" 'oot Oh j" ~
wARnEN-,t Sow. .prunswick. y. J.. after brsf ulre.
siuh ,." i tisslsi s. ~ ~ M 5D & -, '''" ~ "''' " 49,"
pnnorsl ,ro hoi arc re.idcnce ~ Baya'st Oh Friday
WIZ sulouv NJ cincinnati on wednesday. aith ins'
Rev A uiiofj Wytc pa'ior o. the heion'i iresoy,eHn
Chnrch, tncilraN
w,fr,ci-Nn wc!uolla, ei,h ni.. Auns aged = years.
vi'of o' ,hc 1'c william wallace ..,.. ,,.... :,
fqn, qTn,nr Wc,,aa s. i Saer,ay eith iis, n s3 p ~
wAiNif,- 1hn.iay m1ning D,r'mbor % isSi
lnomas ter p ae 5ia eii eiia9 q ~, sl, =. , .nnl,o
> m ,nst Il / iO 5cloc9 p w.
a. aAN-A Ar 20, .;ter = Wtiresiay y -e,rft e,
VS. NN iNas,,h nitmSnah Naseuin, w tae SID
~, N A. 49, ts.iesre 80 hrf s'Nrr Nit thswft
ffiid+s-y ifg t'5' st, ii's'ian - onifrhb. W.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
HhkaAA4L

Hss Maup N4u 5.uit, iNe American psi'HA H-aH~
Nll Nai ~-l ,t a4aGAeg eNsNse'Ar"t lA fS'l' ~ @A
mice he laekguagdsm pf celtaa SCI pt e,itca ha1
dsevs'fi las. N1'h MaI esAts vi tNn@"NsA "''H
NpNtlN7l.
Mr Muody has heeu hndiug ave dals Christian con
ycntiou ia Cincinnati and 4he LNQHae er sAya: "Iho
Ioni Fnows IS needed" II was his hlst visit to tie
eit, aud he was tiactcd tAitAer by the !ots vi tbs
tNtOher t!cCliuh'
KIns Luiabast los tgenty pounds in woisht BY his
LAHORE In brAalf Of the cholera sufferers
Mr. Henry p Kldder Of the banking firm Of Kidder 4
p.aboiy BOSTON has bought ten acres OF land at Fidcs
Crossing Beverly for which is reported lie PAID SO
GOO au acre IL one OF the most Nain-hc bHlhtns
sizes IN the country aud Mr hl9er WIZ al Q"CS - ii
anon II "A summer residence, which when hhiohe0 VIII
b. one OF tie finest and most impOslhg on inc ih"u7
shore.
Sixteen years ago Mr. Gladstone told tho people OF 81
seryeols Church, Penmaenmawr that he would give
them bell as soon they would build tower 70 AAns
IL in The towor /. now receiving it's finishing touches
aud Mr Gladstone has just ordered bell for IT, "esn,
ns twenty hundredwcisht and tuned 10 Tue lole u
Speaker Carlisle said TO receive heavier mall than
any other member Of Congress- and senator Logans
Stands next very large proportion ofthe latter comes
from soldiers in all parts OF the Union, and II Is Senator
Logan's rule 10 answer every letter
"The Future Policy OF the Victorious Democracy Is a
pretty big subject but senatorelect Payne will speak ON
II at The Jackson Cub banquet In HE honor at Columbus
Ohio But why such lavish pFOfsi0n OF yerbiagc Ia Ile
texti Why not put 1t The Rash ios sPois'
John g. Thomps0n-'' tho great Johngee." they call
him tho Duskoye state-is Ia Washington for tue win
ter and remarks that MI Thurman IL in sound health,
and physically able 10 take any posltion under lhe Ia
eoH,ins Administration. And he adds, Johnges does,
Nss Cleveland Ia The SAME liad of nan "a Washington
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
LNAnrs AND rRnrECrION.

TO ne razor Or Fhe ~ ribhhs
smi In reading communications Ia TIM lhih NJ
from day to-day Ia regard Ia the qualifications or the
,nrou. candidate. for senator from tho Empire Nhtr,
noticed nn article signed X. j e." lrookl}n, bcrrh'
bcr Is which perfectly met my Nlcwr \ Democrat
of twcny ycnt past and Republican Nlhro the h"i
nuion OF JtnorG Blano, would iega" thN '"''"h "'
ihc Hon w. M E,Ars ~ an indication that the doctinn
of uto,rc,ion on which tho Republican party made ~
Gallant nrlt last n,ll viii be- continued. In my opinion
the Domnrrna Of protrctouat vrwi who nave severed
thr connection win their party hay" done go hr'ansr
th,y nt, firmly rouN luiol that since tho tl'cUon ol
Carlisle for Spcgrr Of Tho House and the attempted pas
,ngr of the Morrison hill they have nothing moir 10 rN
nr from the Democratic party. Ihs element ms ron'
io siav N the policy which outlined during te
cent c,u,nss g. amplihcd and uphold hy me Wrcuui
thrnug ghoDt the Union. & A. IL
Daabuiy CONT. Dec. 81, 1881
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
MR.. VAN ALLEN DECLARES HIMSELF TO DE UN-
PIFDGED.

10 ne Edftor 81 me Trtbune.
SIN Ny attention has been called to statement IN
voof the morning p,pes 20 the effect that had been
ronvcricd from the surrort of one nsrirant for the
spcahrship o thn, Of nnohcr suppose ought 70 Ne
r, grateful to the WRITER'S of these artices for the N
formation they p,c me ~ % my Intended action.
cannot THINK ,hat vhom Intend 20 support iof me
sr-ahrtshp s,nao'shp is mai'e' o rnhic hteies'
MA, A0 m tr tnafn ehrr thr trp - nr'ion nitltes
5.,t., g.. , p,tA 90, s ths irittst'ih Wat nn nh'
a,i hat ~ ~ =, ant lnp brrn r-isrt o ans cnrh'ta'e
u sa 4, t,drsN es8elNa Ts 'ne''eN sth Nhtf 'hf
its Nler ~eei. rfatps4 - sHtitt 'tr ,,HeN hHti1
fNL ..fA .r9 NhlrN lf Nf p" tvr"' VIZ "" MfFt 'fh
Ia te.aAt ihD (ai...AlyNN ,l.A --t es'2Ni'eW HtH
stl. a~tLaa t,f tAr.l NpNta ! )" "" N''"N'
Ace iprk, lill. !, lo5i
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
MIR. ERWIN,S CANVASS.
'eclinr pOlitcal information Yesterday was

Seeking political information yesterday was
much like what hunting for meat or Christmas turkey
wllbctoday Nevertheless few shreds OF the senatorial
fight came 10 tho surface. Mr. Erwins friends have
been active in canvassng the state every possible
point that could aid injure them in tho contest
Whenever there reports OF the luewarmnoss or DIS
affection Of any OF his supporters some one Is imne-
datcly dispatched into the state to ascertain the exact
truth During the past week half dozen or more can
yassers were out on missions OF this character They re-
turned home for Christmas, and yesterday Mr.. Erwins
managers happy children over new toys. IL
stated last night that they had positive information
not only that their line unbroken. but that te
Arthur !IHbbcl column was breaking in western New
York. II also reported that John j. OBricn has de-
car,d himself opposed 10 Mr.. Iinbbell which disurDs
the calculations OF Mr. Arthur friends as 10 one vote
and siby more. None of the active friends or Mr
Arthur Mr. Eyats other candidates were to DC seen
las
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
TUE TALK or THE DAY.
The rrlcc of beer has been reduced In Munich ana
everybody is happy.

Mr. Bcrnndo Mallcn OF soconusco, District OF Chapas
favored The Times Democrat with cal ycs'e'iH Hori1a ,
ton Company, with headquarters in New-lork lhls ms
company has already ooonized nity or slNy anIiVsi
New York Philadelphia san Francisco ana Tue pIih&'i &
Northern and Western cities. The company mas occh
recently granted concession OF million % ncoeS ~ Wy
railway from san iienito new loIl on ,ie h fonr
to Iaiachus ciiy @, o,vGo w. Ind Of The ccmpany-
New Orleans Times s-Democrat
An ingenious German has invented AN electric h'r,e.
which trot mile IN l:Ol sn. an ani i,,I M' iis
MI ongfclt want man can dsrlNe Yey ~. ia
faction swearing at an electric horse ana d o" rn
fal and break It's peck the areenS Ierad
Philadelphia clergyman told the children of his sun
day sch ol that out in Dakota they dig great square hoe7
in the ground and hold the sunday sch"'S III 't'o'o
holes little girl writes a letter 10 The Times OF tha'
city, saying that the rcscrend gentleman Is III ""''
hmsei as such custom exists IN Dakota
The Ionauesc are very precise and correct as rue IN
their pronunciation OF English. ~ they earn mnre o
like parrots. one day went into the lloso gi
graph oilce with rics.ag To be sent 10 osaha any
nolife Ian tooE il from him looked bllndly over any
fncn rgl Nou -cannOt-scnd- -thlS-.ics-i-t- 10 -
tIs!gr,,b "ollc."i,-d.nnk" Indeed! is he oitem
taken ike thatl" "He-is -ir,9nrl.
address -ylll--,cn land -tol-yOu- -whcn-hc-i5-
sober. - san rancisco Chronicle.
About this time the married man goeth forth iro'" DIS
home to purchase Christina, present Tor MS vic 10
also pntleh his hand into his pocket aud da"'' 'o''"
nouc which h, frnisheth unto his wife to purchase
''"''''' "''''' ~
Christmas present FOR him
,.. .. ,,s IN Tu,.los " loves dress ard icWelrN.
N''n'l'' ''! '''' ,.,.,, o,,l ,h,.'. 8, by he
Ol1 Isaac khc" ll us wen ~ "''' '''' =, , ..s
sent liebecca thr ear rings ah' Hti''i'''' -'' '.
a.. c,r.,fprs weighed half shekcl apiece" which, ace
colip to tie Hebrew tables malc tn p'r cost exactly
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THE POPuLAR CHOICE.

10 he TIIIOT OF INe IFIVWHt'
sln: Il may bo all right FOR Mr.. spinner 10 say
when everybody gets through making aNonator nope
t,c Iesis,tnra will be given ltlo chance; but he
,houd unlcr.tand that that body Is the servant of The
pcope aud II would bc very appropriate time for II To
Use lts chance" when It knows what the people want
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