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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11

OMAHA, Jan. 10.-When General o. o. How
ard, commander of the Department Of the Platte,
was in Europe last summer, and the French
Legion of Honor, knowing that an American
soldier could not accept decorations from a for
eign power without the consent of Congress,
General Howard asked the good Offices of Ne
braska's congressman and senators. In the
meanwhile the cross was forwarded to him. To
day he received word from Washington that the
decoration must come to him through the De-
partment of State, to be held until Congress con-
scented to its delivery. Accordingly the cross
has been sent to Minister Morton at Paris, to be
transmitted to the State Department at Wash
inpton.
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snubbed by cleveland's Sab.

W H5UInECOH CDtCTFI.
Between the hour of Colone, Lannon'S arrival
and 10 o'clock tonight no less than fifty cards
were sent to his room. Excepting a few news
paper men, all callers were Democratic poll
ticians, belonging to one or the other house of
Congress- Lamont, however, denied admittance
to everybody. saying that his business was of a
private nature, and that he did not care to be
disturbed. One of the latest callers was Mr..
Wash Mclean, of Cincinnati.
''Colonel Lamont will see no one" said the
clerk, as he refused Mr.. McLean's proffered card.
Hell see me- said Mr.. Mclean with great
dignity: but the servant returned with the stereo-
typed reply that Colonel Lamont begged to be
excused from seeing any one this evening.
Mr.. Mclean uttered a few naughty words ex-
p~ressive of his disappointment, and hobbled
away.
IL was subsequently learned that Lamont is
engaged in the prosaic occupation of house
hunting, and this object having been attained,
be will return at once to Albany.
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Superior Court.

Room No. l--Hon. Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge.
Allen G.. Morris ct al. VS.. Henry G. Allen ct
AL: suit for damages. Verdict for 1920.
Elizabeth A. Thomas vs. William w. Thomas;
suit for divorce. Failure to provide and cruel
treatment. Granted.
Room No. 2-Hon. d. w. Howe. Judge.
Robert L. McOuat VS.. Francis M. Wright ct
al: trial by court, Finding and judgment for
plaintiff.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis q. Walker, Judge.
Elizabeth vs. Geo. Leeds; suit for divorce.
Tried and taken under advisement
Oscar Call VS.. Lora Call; suit for divorce. On
trial by the court.
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taking possession Of the church last Sunday
were arrested on charge of assault and battery,
it being claimed that they were responsible for
the injuries of Mrs Slaba. who was hurt during
the melee. More than 100 witnesses appeared
against the officers, but the cases were continued
until next week. The leaders of the rebels as
sert that the church was built With their money,
and the bishop has no right to keep them out Of
it. They have determined TO go In a body, next
Sunday, and take possession, come what may.
Several special policemen have been sworn in at
the request of the bishop, and trouble may be
expected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
Deer slaughtered by Railroad Trains.

LARAMIE Wy Jan. I0.-Assistant General
superintendent Dickinson, of the Union Pacific
railway, is inspecting the western division by
special train; Last night while the special was
was on the Northern division the engine ran over
200 deer which were huddled on the track in a
deep ravine, killing fifty aud mangline a large
umber of others, The train was running forty
miles an hour, and as it approached the deer
arose, stood staring at the headlight. seemingly
dazed. Lawrence Lemmett, of st. Louis.
on the overland express on his way home today.
reports. thirty deer similarly slaughtered near
Medbury to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11
Suicide of HERMAN y. Mack.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1O.-Herman j. Mack. promi-
nentin Jewish circles, and a book-keeper, has been
mysteriously missing from his place of business
since Tuesday last. Late this afternoon the iani-
tor of the Allemania building found him dead,
hanging in the flies on the stage. Rumors
that he was short in his accounts are denied by
his emnloYerS.
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Death of Mrs. samuel DeIzerl.

Mrs. Samuel Delzell. a we'll known lady of
this city, died on Thursday morning. at the res
idence of her daughter. Mrs. Col Hughes. near
Atlanta, Georgia. The body was received here
yesterday. Nothing is known Of the cause of
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FightinC for q Chnrch.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 10.-The war at st. Pro
kopis Catholic Church promises to break out
Afresh next Sunday. The Bohemian members
Of the congregation. who rebelled when the
Bishop sent them a Polish priest, still maintain
q defiant attitude. and declare that they will not
srbnit % VIA. they CAL injustice. To-day the
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Toy House Closed by the sheriff.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-The firm of Geo.
Doll & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in toys,
pipes, ETC., was close by the sheriff to-day.
The house is the oldest in it's line in Phila-
delphia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-11

PROFESSOR BRENNEKE will open a new dane
ing class for ladies, misses and masters, next
Saturday, Jan. LIZ, 2 p. NJ, at his academy
tPfafin's Music HALL, 81 North Pennsylvania
street. Application can be made tomorrow, and
on Tuesday from 2 to JPN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
San Francisco.

B\GS Calcutta wheat bags. h'.
Fl.Ol X Best city extra. S4.Xaa1 IN;
medium. S375'a As: shipping snpertine.
81 7im:; 80.
WHEAT No. grades. Sl.2,; choice
milling parcels, sl.3 Il c,l.
/ BARLEY : No. l quality, 81. "a pic:
brewing : .02lal.t2k.
OATS surprise ana milling, Sl.:aha
! |. 40; No. |, 81. lJa 20: No. z. 4Oc(a 81; of
grades. 7NtaSl: black, SlMI.lO b Ell.
CORN Large yellow. Sl.0Ita l.. 10: small
yellow 81. llGd y !; white, 81. luGd 10 + ctl
CRACKED CORN Per ton, 81. SOFA -
CORN MEAL. Feed. *-7.rM-s u ton:
tine kinds for table, 2tta:s y H..
SEEDS Mustard, S2.25a3 for brown,
and s,2a2.2o for yellow; canary, | I Itc;
hemp. aau:iyc; rape. 29@3c: timothy, SAC,
liz: alfalfa loc T. IT,; flax. $3.50 80 y ell
MlDDLiNtiS Per ton, $Ii.DaIGN.
HAY Alfalfa. $S.W "a !l.ts,: wheat, slO
"a ): OFT, SSal2; barley. $'ta''l; mixed,
S7M4.
STRAW Per bale, tal(a 1N..
hops Per H., lNa lie.
BRAN Per ton, $ll.:aka Is.
KIE-Per ctl. 81 lUa l.la.
BUCK WHEAT-Pe ell. Sl.2Gdl.374.
GROl Nd BARLEY Per ton, S.l.oO(d
223aO.
POTATOES Early rose. $la los; river
reds, 7Fa !U,; Petalunas, 95c(a $,.l0; garnet
chile. :A"a6,c; peerless, d5ta s;r; Hum
ell; pcachblows. $l0a LIS.
ONlONS-Per ctl, $l.25d225.
DRIED PEAS L Green. $3.50; niles.
81 III; biackeye, 1925 T. ctl.
BEANS -BayOs. *2jOid3; butter. $l.r0
Ml.:s5: pink. $l.6Ota lie; red. $2.OOa ZIP .;
lima, 81. :iI,l 80; small INhite, SLING 10
pea. 81. Wa 30 T. ctl.
VEGETABLES t;reen peas, ia Sc T. n;
carrots, :D(a.Nc; turnips, 5Oka ta)c: beets. ~
atAc; parsnips. 81; cabbage, 5Otd.(Oc + cti.
FRCIr-Apples. 75c@. 81; pears, Sl@2
lemons. California. $lto $i.25: lines, Mex
lean: l.5O@l2; oranges, California. 7'cta
DRIED FRUIT Sun.dried apples, 2ta
Be; apricots. &c; blackberrie., Sc: dgs,
ic; peaches, Halle; pears, 4c; pluns,
sc; prunes, German, s; do. French. ia
NC. T. H.: raisins. new crop Layers, $!.7a
az b box.
HlDES-Dry. Y h. usual selection. l6Aa
lie: dry kip. l6A@i7c: dry calf, 100 40
salted steers. so to 56lhs. No lUc.
WOOL. MendOclno. lo@2Oc. v II.
Humboldt, lS(dNc: San joaquin, ia g.
eastern Oregon. l4Ga1fc
LARD Eastern, llQ ia for tierces, and
il Tia lac for pals; California, To- ga SIC
HONEY-Comb. 7@ac: extracted, 4ta &c
Fr,.
BCTTER-F Fancy, PC; choice, 2l@2l4c:
fair to good, a2tc; ordinary. lisa l6c;
mixed store shipments. dull at l2(I lie:
picked roll. l6G1lc; firkin. lad 2Oc for
good to choice, and l5(G l6c for ordinary to
fair Eastern. lztGa lac u h.
EiGS-t dozen, l7A@ l9c.
Turkeys, oobblers. lltd TIC;
hens, lJGl8c; dressed do. l}da lt,c b h;
ROSTERS, $50 $50 for old and $tiQ go for
young: hens. $H.Okd 80; broilers, 500 6,
as to size: ducks, *d'Oa $50 y doz: geese,
81. Ctla2.jO y pair.
TALI.OW- Grease, Boa; crude, 5ka tx:
refined. 7}@7 Ac Y IL.
CHEESE-Calitornia. l20l5Ac.
SALT-Per ton, $3.50 =,
RICE Hawaiian, 5a5t; China. 4ta lic.
SCG AR-Dry granulaled, 63c: extra
fine cubes, 7c; fine crushed, 7c; powder
ed: tic; extra fine powdered. &c; extra
golden G. 81: golden G, &c.
SYRCP-Americsn refinery IL quoted
at ac in bbls. 32Ac in hf bbIs. Toe in 5-gal
kegs, and Soc in 1.pal tins.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Portland.


WHEAT Fer ct'. vaiie!' Sl.i'@'a l.-"'
NaI!a WaIla. 81 i2"4 LIP; .,a
Fl.Ot K Ter hhl. STANDARD nfahas so
Ia ~ii"Tii'r'. ''' 'o''"''N uranus
Sc $50.
BEANS yer Ell; small whites: s2.N'
halc-. ~: .pink~. -; batter, s2.d'.
III TIER Per IT,. choice dairy. 2's":
c"uitr! STORE. i"d loo; f.as'eIh' -@
tIi:E@t. Per IL, choice Io"s'l. i2a 'r
inirur'"n. !:,a zoe;
DRIED FRUITS Per n, apples. 80 -
l''n,r-. I'd -: pr'lie- 9'i SO; peaches l"'
rai>in-. $50 = hN.
Et't;> Per 'toz @r.
LAIRD Per H.. pals. lie; Inns, Ea~itiii'
on Mr. NJ oiiifho,'' -" f''.
COIN NE. VI tT ttI. -.
HuMi\H FER r;i' 800.
TX \, M, iiEt ,r"r r'.' -
~ n " hEAI FLU II FER cti' 500
;G.'..ai.
R\ : Flet Yer GU, ~.
RICE. Per H.. nina 40. j. Sc MIXED
~: !iiMa'iii ISLANDS; -.
E'.'i MILES t't',aS'' Ic' oh'"''N'
- u ~: carrots. 'n'' v >a'h' thrh'.N'
''.: , '%s' -; y,,.,,.. t.,,,.
!, ~ r,ti'..,- ~ IN. ,,;., tr,,;, a.
""H; -; -; -,.,InnN xi ,,r.. r corn :, -
-, * *. .,t,.,.r' ~
q ~ u! ~''iH' ;.i,;'' -; ~
~. ,Ii,tS a.'u 1,.,,.ia ,,.1r
T., ~, i ,t;o ,1i". n,', c',,.,n,,, 40
.,,,., >'
'"o ,;r "Tn,. ,r;., :,,,, ,.,n,.. ,,..,,
:, y -,
III, i,,,x Cr.;.,. J.; 1o st,,
,,,',. 10y 800. ,,....s 50" M ,u,Lnx. - Il.
,u", H.
''' ~, ,;;.,v,n<S Hams . ~. ,2c,c. h..
~ ~. ' ~ "
''' nii, nc t!:I,irS p;.l.,. - l.., <, ,o,,
~. '.,,,n.i' :. y, aHi' .Sa,;si, ~. ,,,,c
,.."i a., Ii, =, 70 {, XII -. h..rr;',,,
',.:''.i - H. i. T.. w. - s'''"' '"'1'
'""'', ~ H',.,i', ,,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
A SOLID CONCERN

There ar. few, if ANY iankii.E h,m-'--, y"
the ruuhrrt r,l;lll in hnan,irl strength
and management with the i'ariii' EhnL 1T
san Francisco, Cal. It, foundation = ha,,
been we'll iaio. aud it, management un,i"i
the personal super, isioii III lpf. ]: II. W.
Donald accounts for IT. splendid Whl'Nr.
nrnt> in The past Out 81 the earnings 81
tn. past ~i\ months. the N"ari 81 bnr,.I
Or~ have declared dividend vi = per cent.
being az the rate of ~ "rc"nI yer anntin,
shows " hat discreet uiaiagsni,n viii a."
The Pacific bank Is gro" Inx ,a,iy Ia r,-r
cantiie confluence, and H. i.araL aud At
the same t.iiir cautious, I"'li,N r-p"ciing
has Won for II "A ao-t q; friends Among IL.
merchants and thoighiiul iuau,i,r~. 81
no, only san Francis %, hat the .nt,rr -
citic slope.
General Gordon = letters and lite vil IL
edited and published u, his broth.r
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

---Inqu:rny ci'li PA VIA il the
difference het"r' ,t;rg mp aud sit
ting dr"n1 IA iw.t. perfect con
iide"cc III h. ;.h!i.t t. e>plain) 90
Nv hy, my chiii. wien >o'nci,.dv l.
StanlInr up. nuL !. seas himself. he
sits dow. and " .,.n he do Ia I 20 a
b H. AID Z, 10 T.. &c .ts a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Of life which is usual, unatpr-'iai"d an
til it is lost, perhaps never !" r"turn. j..
health. What a priceless boon II l.. suo,
how We Oug ht to cherish IL. that III. may
not ir a worthless blank To u- Man, at
the diseases that flesh i h.,r To-. and
" hich mrkr l:fc bIrdcn>oiu.. such ~
consumption tNrOfula al the lungs,
and ether scrofuIo,I~ aud blood i-ra~,-
lind cOmp'et. cure in Dr. u. \. Pierce e
Golden Medical Discover, when al
other rrlne,i!e, have failed. Dr. Pier, -
pamphlet on consumption mailed Tor i've
stamps. Address Worlds Di-"n>ar,
M+dica! Association. Buffalo. y. \.
art works.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

4 Texas Doctor: pr Blister j. ON.
of those ply -irian> who do not take an,
nonsense from their patients. One ia,
last week he prc>ruted his bill to Mos,
Srhaumbur:. One hundred and lift,
tollarS! e>rla!mri Nose. wv. min,
t'"tt. two funerals in dot famil, ,"ul.
not hat cost me so much n dot ''It'
not too lat. to have u funeral in III.
house Vel. replied DIR. Blister. drawn in.
an army->izrd revolver. The phi, >ic N
he Is himself whenever a pat en-, feel
inui>pused TO settle itIds .>iJfinys.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Lady II llvar. who died short
time ago in england. was the widow Of
an Admiral and the mother If two Ad-
miral> of the British Navy. She was
niHety->iN wears old. and tn" Prince oi
Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh had
promised to dine with her on her lMth
birthdav--if she reached il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Said David of cid. He was probably
prompted TO make the above remark after
trying some unreliable catarrh remedy.
Had he been permitted to live until the
present day, and tried DIR. Sage's remedy.
he might have had Il better opinion Of
mankind. We claim that no case Of ca
tarrh can Withstand the magic effects Of
this wonderful medicine. One trial Of il
will convince you Of its efficacy. BY drug
gi>is; fifty cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Olc of the attractions in \ dime
museum i A "ltinin iiy lie proha-
by came from ta,sui:.. ANYHOW. II Is
known tina, t e !unan tly there about
the time fly I H., - To speak II big
bank dcia,'ation is reported in ihl,
country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27
NNf WANTtD INE beST.

Ne. s"rh 'as's tsp.'i.a"- 4" N"yins
Haifet uf a '."rm,a GF"-~r,
husou. meirprl, in"k,ng woman.
oupenied b, , tai ahnu, seventeen.
riii"f'h groc"A stur" ~nturda, even.
iug DO The n.lghhnrhood ~ Twenty
n,rih Ntr',t aud lhiri Avenue
Va "a. it,nu want alro'ty?' 1neried
the cirrk = rnil, faced German with
Hili blue c,c
bot ser t,,ir mnitrr
~, eraShn- vc ioo.t got bully bud
i,r aud for tcefI, cents pi der bound. :"
Wei, bet. scs i
Several samples were produced
''l,H ye. fuuf und irr,ig. dot hlnf-
and ,isrslg aud io va. fin-l.hn cends
pi der bound iirap~ yon like To bite
sum of dem things. handing the
woman cher-o srnop to taste the three
snmplus
She i,ukci ~ ihcm tasted them aud
smell"l lhr'n htt none appeared to
give her ant greet amount Of ~atisfac-
ton
And ihis i. he hest. Is 10" pointing
to ~" ~, c''n, article
''Ilnt y,,= hr h-.htrst bridrr II vos
b,ssiha tn mhkr from New Yarscy.
isui guN ~ iunkc ini hud,ler from, ri
limmins. nm worth NE inusanl tollars
ril ~ time
"lnu g. p,'t" sure II the hes, butter
az dot to, rni dor very beshtest dot
rnn' l.' made makes YOU a present
mii the whole .hiurr. persisted the
hhft ctri tuuih
"Ihro lri ,nr have halfa pound of IT,"
ard the woman rltnhed down quar-
Ter ti"it mp soc'rr"ls. ~ I've some
distance to gu
II" did ~ requested
Nn'Y. lri have one al Your cards.
l.eesnsr W. walked nearly all over
inpk,ilie tr, 'ig tn md y place whore !
,sn bnt good honest butter.
Tie clerk. an'ic pnting possibly good
ru TONER hapd'l "ut card.
Nnv Johnnt turning Ia Tho lad,
tn.i write thr l.o.~ nam" on III. wrap
por nni io1 me .r". ! think it's just
about ntnc n'-i,,ck Pat down the time.
f.p
HE proprietor II the store prirked
zap he "trs HE a nlnle, as he saw the
deliberate manner With which the affair
prurrti ,i SEQ herr, my man. re-
marked ~" purchaser. II IN not sure
Whrthrr ,iu know IL or not. hut there
law whioh tine. people one hundred
dollars flr selling stun that some gro
Gers call butter hope YOU re- not one
# en- II you are. You'll hear from me.
stun Then she gave the store door
l.wp anI s.tt.,t aha for thu
neat uptown car
Just e- she .ignalled the driver. the
German Youth o,rItnok her aud. showing
quarter In the hays hand. said;
"ii,t hns- iolc mo ,cr gii yer mudder
dot mopot Ma, los hot ,os dc wrong
gov dot make dot hlddcr ~ T.
star
\ -e "n' i" ou.'r'"t rla'm. that,
i.o fIf., - IF Nee earth ~ the poll
bridges tl. polar u..tn th'ri" u ~ h.
Hearr flYn npy "tlrr lur'r"r 81, III,
glp.c tu tI. n'r,I lali "i IN" upon
sh ph h. p.i.uto. toe 20 IA T." q hu,lt.
nn-.ptruil. 'b.. boat - =" great that
tho Wti,r r..ull u,trr frr,,r over. ana
q ihrr. ), 500 1T hat pot ~ all l.
uu. BOD. eI np 10 'u' H."HV Pat
Rose. killrd in the garden BY cold
sealh"r come again on the checks Of
tie dear girls who are wise enough TO
romr and walk In the open air.
Il the water ia your Washing /, hard
- alkali. ~, the STANDARD Soap Co.'S
r.,rlcum Bleaching Soap, Its effect
wili surprise you.
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TO NgwsFApfR MIN

ra;h,rA Rev. Itrr Founders sud i'r"ss
Dealers. mai, .is'ini quotations on isW
and Printing Material ~ Par ha~er- 10
the Northwest Nu~. ~ suh ~ iront
street Port iand tbtpgt.n
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A - 1O. ToaI! whoarr suffering fi.in 1T
rors and iuiscreiionr OF youth. ncr, Gus w-ak
uess. early decay. loss Of manhood. etc, wIi
send recipe that will cure yOu. fkEk Ot
CHARGE. This great remedy Was dist Oy.rvC
BY missionary in south Amer.cn. send self
addressed envelope to kkv. J0srpH Y. 'VnAs
Station II, New York.
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"A smart old lady. beng called into
court As Il witness. grew impatient n
the questions put 10 her. and told III,
Judge that she would stand down. for
he was .'ral, one OF tn" mos. in9uisi
I've old gen,l mn she ever seen. ~.
T. LcdUr
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ALL MEN ARE LIARS,

The tongue Of an omnibus never speaks
except in a stage whisper.
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CATARRH \ New Treatment has been dis
covered whereby permanent cure is effected in
treatise free on receipt of stamp. 4. II. DIXON
4 sos, :i5 King -. west, Toronto Canada.
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THs NaSDNLEJA KlVtno.

| rh. rIinr'p,, Gem nrrrf.i Streams of the
InireI safe. If Colombia.
| Consul Daw-pa %: BIrraaIu!lla has
been rx}lnr NJ the Ma rlalena River.
! tn prime pal commercial stream OF the
United state, Of Colombia. Tn river
ri-,.> IN the southern Part OF the r0lln-
tn. in l;.'i,uA" on" de =. thirty min.
inertia. an,! longitude >rventy->iN deg.
twenty min. west. IT an elevation Of
| ll.-.12 lee, ahnv" the SEA level The
river rnI> II. arls due north and emp
| ir- int" Tx. Carrih-in SEA. It, length
is about 900 miles. and the ,rmprra
iurc OF the country through which il
passes Varies from forty to ninety deg.
Fahrenheit, thu afford n@ the greatest
variety for the aaop> nf both tenn
| pcrai" and turrid zones. 1t is navi-
gable by larg" steamers for COO miles.
thu Journey upstream requiring ninety
seven hours. while the return trip can
be made in about forty-tive hours.
Their" are >",ne twenty tributary
streams. tn" principal one being the
Cauca drainin" one nf the finest
| valleys in the country. Towns and
villages and trading posts are seat
tered all allen. thu. stream, and al
ready six companies. running twenty
seven steamboats, AMI fleets Of harTe<
are required t" accommodate the great
trade crnirrny on the river. The
principal town is Barranquilla. not far
from The month. the terminus for the
| river boats auL the ent,r-por, for the
countr, 1t has 25.,DD inhabitants.
fine buildings. factories. and all tn"
| appearance OF a thriving. growing
ETY..
The country raises vast herds of eat
tie. hard WOODS. iIr-woods. cinchona.
tobacco. i,oN-nut-. grain. and nm
erals. The back country is described
As fail Of resources waiting chean
transportation for development. and
FURNISHING. an inviting II Id for the all
ventur"us capitalist. Hartord fomr-
ant
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Divorces are becoming common in Scot
land
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SPELLING MATCH.

Can you spell! Well. yes; almost any.
body can spell. Then spell this. and make
out what 1t means. il you can't, then pass
it Oh to your next neighbor:
81 -E-E-I-I-NN-O-O-R-R- s-s-T-T-w.
Don't say it out loud. but just whisper
in your pretty neighbours ear, that If she
will place these letters in proper position
she will have the worlds great tonic,
which will enrich her impoverished blood,
put roses on her pale cheeks and make
her strong and happy. Go to the nearest
drug store with dollar In your hand, and
ask Tor Browns Iron Bitoers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

>l"akm. 80 ID Kirhari.ou- pro.
r'r-- for a." ptinlr>. liing IT animals.
Ih' I"n"r' ~ tlni srt,.urr score. la
II magnificent -u'rc.s II gives Ia
frrlor creation u hh.>.lng IL darr nu,
gin" {" man painl's- death The
agent. which ha, h,en used s,ccos. full,
with 5000 i"gs. i,carhnnic ~ ii. pa..-,j
III summer heat over miNiur" ~ chic
r"'"rm and hi~nlphi'ir 1T c,tlnn intn a
lethal chamber. The m.ihnd has been
used succy'>fnll! with sheep. aud Will
b. applied o. larger animals.
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Why Wood Warps.

1t is said that wood on the north side
OF tree will not warp as much as that
from the south side. ana that il trees
are sawed in planes that run east and
west. As the tree stood. it will warn less
than if cut in an opposite direction.
However this may be-. the convex side
Of the curve is always toward the heart.
This Wrapping. due to unequal shrink
ao''. and to the more open texture of
the external portion Of the tree. is not
found to occur in the middle plank or
load OF the log. excepting as It NAV in
sight degree reduce tn" breadth. This
quality Of not warping. which is in MANY
r::>r- absolutely Indispensable for Ger
tam uses. as. for example. in the sound
ing board OF pianos. is secured in the
case of spruce timber by first Quarter
ing the logs and then sawin. them with
the angle downward 1t is then sawed
int" boards very nearly at right angles
with the line Of annual growth. and a
small triangular strip must he taken oil
to max" the board square edged. De-
kroH Free Press
In Il cemetery in France one reads:
Here lie, Gabrielle. my adnred wife.
She WAS an angel. Never shall ! be
consolrd for her loss" On the same
stone: Here lies Henrietta. my second
wife. he was also an angel
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

Thy GERMEA for breakfast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-27

II there u ANYTHING more swes,
than Young man with black ear musa.
on h, ear and red mitiens ON his
hand.. We De ire IL to he trutied on.
immed a,,ly, that IL may receive q
chrome - OIL CITY Derrtek