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rnor rEAsE,s STATEMENT.
He MEsteak the Clans Light for Gov.
eminent One.

FFWHWFfft NAlWs
poRrLAEp, Dec. - Pilot George A.
Paase. who was in command OF tAe Oregon
when ras she down the ship Clan Mckenzie.
has made ghe statement 30 the board 81 local
inspectors. lie says
Az ahoat l;iS o'cloek on the morning OF the
s7th ] nsAs tnrn A. tbs loser end al sansfy
isisnS aaa saw 8 hgnt which took 20 10 The
government lisat a. Ceasa rock SAspsa my
course fof z, and IN q couple ai MINUTES I dis
covered tasas Il was saiP So aaehor. and vas
% clase ~ sae sh3p that wlta ny helm bari 10
port eonad nes mss her, and fhe two shlps
cAna iBeo collision.
shipballders say new buiahead can be
rus N the Clan Mckenzie and soc can
then - raised and renAfresi. Notking has
been heard a. vet fr0gsl the ouae-s.
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HElESA. Mont, Dec, oS-The case of
Roberts. member Of the legislature, VS..
kenney, state auditor. was argued today
and taken under advisement by the court.
The most important point involved was the
authority Of the state canvassing board and
the validity Of the certificates Of election is
sued bv that hoard
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Hadn't Heard Of Il.

NIIIIN-N NEIHUt8#s
The passenger in therailway coach licked
al the daily paper be bad Just bought, and
glanced rapidly at the headlines on the first
page.
''HeiioF' he said. turning TO the man
sitting next 70 him, "the jury In the Gro
min case has brought In a verdict nc last y
The CFonin case - repeated the
stranger. with puzzled look; what's the
Cronin case -
''HAven't you aver heard Of it71
Not that | remember"
"Are yoa = resident Of this country ~
~ am, sir
MAY ! ask your nareSf'
my name, SIR, replied the stranger.
haughtly. is Edward spelfnan.w
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Deadly earned Beef.

PORTLAND. Dec 2s.-The family of P.
BERTRAND, residing at Brook6eld. on the
lower Columhi were poisoned yesterday
By eating canned eorned beef. The family
is fourteen in number. several Of whom are
in critical condition. but none had died
at the latest accounts Some OF the beef
was given to dog, which died in short
time
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companies to keep their roadbeds n order
dur1ng the storm. have been weH rewarded
Oregon line trains are running up 70 sched-
ole time. and the onfy lines on which great
lrregularity stlH exists are the Santa Fe
and Southern Pacific roads south OF
BakerxGeld No trains have yes come
through from that direction.
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NM II s. Foot. s w.: r MARI. ].
W. 6. A. eeideE. secretary l. Beltmzn,
treasurer Il. d WesEarnzn, tyler.
Mex bank furniture fer tAe new brick
bn1lding Of fhA First National bank Is ex-
pected to arrITe from Chicago within few
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LAooxIA. \. H., Dec. H. Hodgson's
hosiery mill and number OF stores in
Meredith village were destroyed by fire to-
night, entalling losses CT about $1,000.
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The 0rexon Repairing ~ rartlaaa.


R9gTE &Sp Asec- &sA sAyEe saee f2eseFx
near tsae City was totally g.sskraTess ~ Org
tonight. The easss 81 tse fare ass lie ex-
p.rssan e 3 LAMP Naze of shs stock ahd
nlsehtreFg sas ssve5 TIE total lsss s.
SAGE. Insurance. Ss8@se
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Eostan. !; 81. T.auis. 4.

SAx Francisco. Dec. 2S.-Boston defeated
St. Louis today in q well PLAYED game BY a
score OF seven TO four. Radbourn and
Kelley we're the battery for Boston, Bald
win and Crooks for ST. Louis.
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pgxwFsk Esss eS~-GAe GO ees shceg gsv
tssfsarts gass8e Aa s. A. ;. ama 4. ST..
~sfw fass q -at ssuss sasss AN& sa thesr res
spxessYx esAexs. 4Aey Agws !. +. Iwpes.
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TACOMA nav
aas rosss@ee Meve,s So New ouarisrs
Na klsssl&ss FsfasssE.

1A0swA. Eaae. - sa F@stssiaae was
ehaaee,l fFosa gse os,l gQsFtsfs 90 = street
- ahe nfs eal.6sn# 50 Z. ueaF Seventh.
= s3 nsesss3 r-nagsa 49, he ssessszaesl Is TIC
gssayas 81 esN azFsezN
Tar hssss as < t. tieasse &aa q. Hsse
tae aso cAns$s w4sa ea wese aFssaasl os
tAF'ss&@s asE wAs8g kaas1as, have assk
bsess segHss- s'eassnaesi ssAscA IS essas
aaa3s e. tisgss fesasasfs
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WAsHrSGroE CITY, Dec. 2s--The presi-
dent and party arrived IN this city at II
q tclnck flanfehk
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= Casa 60 49, 60.

Ward s nap Il seattle and vicinity. cau-
Yaea ~ q r. Aa3ersoa s Co., gives
nasnss s8 property -awnsgs Sh0ss land j.
nog rsaEtea soT haseen nsiies Square. shows
eli rats recorded sp 60 Derenlh.es I. lss9,
a.sa Is very eara g5ese. EAs twenty-five nes
SD ssesss. esiaz 3 anesy engraved nap.
sex 4 before sayisw Eooaas IS ard 10,
seattle as0sa {. ". ToH&ey. agent. wlth
tszyasey a RQFne42
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fnuIr nANn nAMAern.
Owners Claim Les Angeles Responsible
f9a Their I.ux.as-

Owners Slsia Les Angeles Responsible
fsa Their LOSSES
Los ASestEs Dee. eS.~-The flood al she
lags fsw dsy has causes she riyer 20 change
Il coarse few ml,es helow they city and
Gus rev ehaanel. taraiae the waser on
fsait lsnas. Iae owners claim tlag. prep
eFty has ossa taus damaged 20 1he extaat
q Ssss1.fss3 tg bGlkkeaIlng tee stream ard
taas TIE eisy g Isss angeles il respoassa Sc
The oregon Repairing ~ Peralaaa.
Sas EaANcEsen. Tee @s-~At the oasee af
the oveeoa Rslway s NAVIGATION I0as-
y&ny, whose STEAMER Oregon ran &asa and
sgnk TIE British ship Cizn MeKeazss
Yesterday 81 Cola roek. Colnnhsa river.
q vas stated sA&g The stcamsr woaga he
temporarily repaired s. F0gssan9 ard
hrpagAs II shts esty ~ se placed On tsss
arysloek- She eaa ae naafe "a u make thn
Tip ia aaost Eour DAYS. and w1sl tAea start
sasszl iAEEIF
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Present Prospects Of IN 4
Cana.

The senators aad rcpsasensx'!pu 4 -
ington. Oregon. california, Monsana. NJ u
South Dakota aud Minnesota law ~
permanent organization sith he exp,s3 -
OF obtaining for this groas sssiioa s.s>S s
fiasnce In Congress for pubic impuyAaauk
Following this move, Deeemhef IA la< +
PosrIsrElr1eExcER publish nzna<lak y
pared by our representatives 10 eo1ee4 =
in the United States eossrameas b -
ship canal connecting salnon NJ ~ i
Union, Lake Washington sna LAke sanuaz4
This canal viii certainly II eolsssxa& Il
the result win make an immense Anfslil il
tory tributary TO salmon Bay.
Can you imagine the wenaerfsl nee11l
valuation 20 real estate fhatis sfihask1 3 +
mon Bay this canal would caassi
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knsMnrs.
Take the Train and vislt salnI
Bay.

Bay.
See the number Of mills, snip ysrts A1a
tories working ard In progress 4 oorsifaf's
Look to the north aad neaa - srlendid e
tion--a gradually rising sszla With - Ass
graAcs-and ask yourself - InkAk
LOCALITY. kITnEn N SEATTLE
ELSEWHERE. WITH 4 RNpsFkVke
IMPROVEMENT so hHAGHffAlAtk7
AJAX yourself .ssvhs-e win e -
and most deslrsbIe residance pssFs
this manufactures isiriets wsaaHs
or somewhat removed from smoke <si -
me experience Of other manntaciada
tricss in eastern towns viii answer
IT WILL BE LOCATES 10 ~
mIHuTEs' WALK BACK FttnA
FACTORIES III A SORTHMEkx
kECrI0N.
ssBaf," you will reapond, ~ - 80
or limited means and cannnt -
purchase the best property
Yes. yea can own the best fnzsse =
aepcs property.
GO TO chilbesg a Gardner ssa ~
80 situated Tor sgSs sas caah. sslnze
four mopthiy payments.
This property IL but T5 EnianssS
fran Iots selling at Baiiard ~ ~
and ever per Ies.
IL IL bat six minutes walk ftsm
mtuas of the Green Lake xfesszE
Line now extending
The Froat street cable Is 10 b. fxten'a Y
mon Ray and motor tins from YssatF e
% salnon Bay Is also to be renssfuci<a 4.
These railway facilities, togeihH
safuatI en- asdescrihed in this psrsfs
10 enhance the alnAsioa Of nh
several fold. ..-..
New IL this time 70 isssst II 49, !. =
erty. theso prices being sut tsnpe<
be advanced without notfcs. -
Every lot of this propsrfy -
berg a Gardner have for sails
aota IN hoIen or ON tine aides ~ 49,. i. =
Tnis ofFer IL . decided barEzSs
wildcat features. -, j
Chilbsxg q Garinsr can look tn<'' I. n
ths eye and advise them e0nssiaDl'a{
knouing Il s. al thai ghay sfvtfia -
TIE advances III outsiie pFopAfsy n n -
town i greater than the saiFtn*
property. - -
where Inside property incfefsss y
onsz.ae property doubaea and qstz
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Mr.. sal1osE a mUt : sxal0T, bat Sc i Tbs
sk5gg~v q Ehs hsass iasg ia sane HasA.
ssesas esssssaA
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eszNs 81 EaH8s kfss aSMass. ga&rae
tgesz ~ naa8 sSsNx T3sS ea& &C.,
E9sSsA a. 81 lss-s : .sx&sa1z, - Fs9zg sszess
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-10
A COLLECTION or cURIos.

SINGLE nail was found in a perfectly
fresh egg recently by farmer near Niles,
Mich.
A DEER weighing 200 pounds broke into
the ofice of the Indiana Central railroad et
Cairo, Ill, recently. It was killed.
THE Baxter family, Of Norwich, Conn.
found a valuable d; amond ring slowed away
in the interior OF their Thanksgiving turkey
Tue champion economist Of the nineteenth
century lives in Fulton County, Ga, He
has his socks and gloves made from his
own hair.
LITTLE Lizzie Rollins. born in Marine. Cass
County, Ia, last week, has SIX grand
mothers. the Oldest, her great-great-grand-
mother, being 81.
A COW broke into a Brooklyn oyster deal
ers' establishment last Monday night, and
I devoured eight quarts Of raw oysters be-
| fore she was discovered.
| A WATCH lost BY an OHIO farmer two
/ years ago was found in the throat Of one OF
/ his cows which had choked TO death the
/ other morning. She had found it in q straw
/ stack
4 CALF jumped on she pilot Of rapidly
moving train on tine Southern Pacific one
/ day rec entity and rode nine miles Till the
/ car stopped. 1t then scampered OF acout its
l business.
/ KEY WEST fisherman captured turtle
weighing LOO pounds, the largest ever
seen. The old fellow was broad enough on
/ the back for six men TO stand on him, and
/ he could have floated of with a ton Of coal
A WOMAN living near Fort Worth, Tex
recently gave birth to a male child who had
on its back the letters S T, formed OF
growth Of iet-black hair. The letters
were about two inches high and perfectly
/ made
SOME hens eggs that were accidentally
covered up by some men blowing OF Petay-
| luna. Cal. last summer, were hatched oy
the heat Of the sun upon the earth, and the
noise made BY the chicks led to their discov
| cry and release
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-10
USES OF MUSTARD.
One of the Most Enicacious of Domestic
Medicinal Agents.


Few domestic remedies are of greater
value than common mustard. As a
coudiment and agreeable stimulaut to
the digestive organs. it is found upon
almost every table. Used in this form
il viii sometimes relieve obstinate hic-
cough. The unbroken seed of the
white mustard is of some value as a
laxative when taken in tablespoonful
doses
OF more Importance is tho use of
mustard as an emetic. A tablespoon
full OF ordinary ground mustard taken
in cupful of warm water will produce
copious vomiting IN from two TO five
minutes. Ga this account and because
it is almost always at hand, it is es-
pecially valuable in emergencies. In
cases of poisoning by opium or other
narcotics, it Is without an equal as 4
domestic emetic.
But by far the most important use
of mustard is as a cOunter-irritaut. A
mustard paste is second to nothing but
opium in its power TO relieve internal
pain. whether arising from congestion,
Inflammation or spasm. Indeed. II Is
superior to opium, in that, while
opium relieves pain b. benumbing
sensibility, mustard does it by remov-
ing the condition upon which it de-
ponds. 1t acts by stimulating certain
nerve fbers which preside over the
capillary blood-vessels, dilaiing the
vessels themselves, and thus increas-
ing the flow of blood to the surface
and relieving congestion of internal
organs. The general law is that.
when deep-seated parts are affected,
the counter-irritant should be placed
directly over the painful part. In case
of superficial neuralgias, it is desira-
BILE to apply it over the roots OF tho
nerves supplying the part.
The mode of making the paste is 4
matter of some consequence. Tho
mustard -four should be fresh. 1t
should be wet up with cold or warm
water, never with hot water or Vine
gar. Generally speaking, it is better
to mix it with an equal or even great
err quantity of rye meal or wheat flour.
1t should be mixed to the consistency
OF thin dough. spread upon a thick
cloth, and covered with muslin or
other thin cloth. It should rarely be
kept on over twenty minutes or half
an hour. and never long enough TO
produce blistering.
Used in this way, in the first stages
OF an attack of collie, inflammation of
the bowels, pleurisy. bronchitis. pneu-
monia, or other similar affection, the
pain may be almost always relieved,
and in a large proportion OF cases the
disease broken up without further
treatment. The method is safe, SIM
pie, and viii meet the approval of
nearly every physician. = Housewife.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-10
THE HUMAN FAMILY.

Interesting aud Instructive Facts About
the Worlds Population.
The number OF men capable Of bear
ing arms j calculated at one-fourth o!
the population
Those born in spring are generally
OF "a more robust constitution than
others. Births are more frequent by
night than by day. also deaths.
There are on the earth 100000 90
inhabitants; Of these 3S,033. 035 die
every year. 9I.s2l every day. $3.50
every hour. and CD every minute. or
every second
The number OF marriages is in the
proportion Of IS 20 every 1.O0O individ.
lals. Marriages are more frequen;
after cquinoNes Is. during the
months OF june and December
The married are longer-lived than
. the single. and. above all. those who
observe a sober and Industrious con
duct. Tall men live longer than short
ones. Women have more chances o.
life in their favor previous to fifty
years or age than men have. but fewer
;,ftcrward.
The number of men is about equal tC
the number OF women. The average
az life i about thirty-three years. One
quarter die previous TO the aga OF
seventeen. To every 100 persons only
7 reaches one hundred years OF life.
80 every 100 only reach the age Of
sixty-fve. and not more than l in 5OC
1--we to eighty years Of age. Chicago
Sfrs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-10
HO-E AND FARM.

Coffee is improved by keeping in a
,ocI. dry place, but loses its flavor if
Sept long after browning.
"A raised center-piece OF mixed
fruits is an appropriate and delicious
dessert as well as handsome ornament
70 the table. -Rural NetO Yorker.
German Puffs: Two cups sweet
milk, two cups -four. three eggs aud
pinch of salt. Mix well and bake
quick.
"A faded carpet win get somewhat
new luster by putting Matchmaker Of
spirits of turpentine in basin of water
and keeping the broom wet with it
while sweeping.
Save enough meat for your own
use; selling fat hogs and cattle in the
TALL and buying bacon and corned beef
Turing the spring and summer is not
good economy. -Farm, Field and Stock
man.
Smut is deadly poison. Many OF
our best cattle die every autumn and
winter from the smut taken into tho
stomach by eating corn stalks Before
feeding corn stalks to cattle they should
be carefully examined always.
To the proyident farmer who is
well prepared for it the winter season
Is vacation, but to the shiftless neigh
Dor. a season which brings much work
to be done under most unfayorable
conditions. to be viewed as any thing
rather than recreation.
Sugar Pie: Line pie dish vita
good crust, and fill two-thirds full with
light brown or medium brown sugar.
Then pour over it half a teacupful Of
sweet cream or milk, or two-thirds OF
a cupful, If the plate be large. Flavor
with cinnamon, and bake in rather a
quick oven.
The sanitary press is discussing
the advantage and disadvantage of hay
ing trees near a house. The general
conclusion is that no tree should be
planted nearer to house than its own
length when full grown. Trees not
only moisten the air about them, but
the earth also. Sunshine should have
access to a house at all times.
-Stewed apple sauce, an attractive
dish. may be made as follows: Heat
the apple-sauce quickly over the fire,
with two tablespoonfuls. or more if
needed. of gelatine. Pour it into n
mold, and set in the coolest place you
can find, on ice, if possible. Turn it
out when cold, and stick almond kerr
nels over the top and serve in small
dishes with whipped cream.
Ham and potatoes: Beat the
yelks of two eggs into little melted
butter (about two ounces), cut some
thin slices of cooked ham, dip them in
it; butter dish or pan, and lay in it a
layer of cold boiled and sliced pota-
toes. sprinkle them with pepper and
salt, then put layer of the pieces of
ham, another of potatoes, and so on
till the dish be full, finishing with the
potatoes. Pour over this half pint
Of cream, stand the dish in the oven
and bake quickly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-10
To Montana oregon and washington.

If you are going west bear in mind the
fonow ng cts: The Northern +, c.hc ~
roa owns n Operotes 9S7 II les or %
per cent of The entire IA lroad mileage OF
Montana; spans the IelrtOiy with ils main
line from east TO weSl: is the shor line 10
Helena; The only Pullman and dining c1T
line to But c, and IL the only line that
reaches Miles City, b llings, BoZem n. Mis-
sonia, the Fellows one National TX and
in ct, nine-t nths the cities and points
Of / ter st IN the Territory.
The Northern Pacific owns and operates
GIL mics, or 90 per cent OF the Railroad
mileage Of W ,snlngtOO, its m IN line eN-
tending from the Idaho line via Spokane
Falls. Cheney Sprague. Yakima AMI L
lensburg, through he center of the Terri
tory o Tgcoma and 5 a-tle, and from IT,
coma 10 Portland. No other tranS-co Il
mental q rough rail line reaches ny pOr-
tion of W shington Territory. Ten d. Us
Stop over pr.vileges are gwen on Mort 1ern
Pacific second class tickes at Spokane
Fails and all points west thus affordiue
intendiI sett ers an excsllene oppcr unity
TO see the entire Territory without incurrine
the expense OF paying local fares from
| point o point.
The Nor bern Pacific is the shortest route
from S Pant 70 Tacoma by 207 miles; K
Seattle Ly III niles, and to Portland bl
324 intestine correspondingly shorter
,rying from one to two days, according u
I des nation No Other line from st Pau
I or Minneapolis runs through passenge
ears of any kind into Idaho, Oregon o
| Washington.
| In ddliion to being the only rail line t.
| Spokane Falls. Tacoma and Seattle, th'
/ Northern Prolific reaches all the principa
| points in Norl hern Minnesota nd Dakota
| Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington
/ Bear N mind that he Northern Pacific anC
/ SHASTA ne is the famous scenic route q
I all points IN California
! nd for illustr ted pamphlets. maps anC
/ books Civ NJ valuable information u
I reference to she country travers q by Thu
/ great line from St Pau, Mime polls
/ Duluth and Ashland TO Por lend. Oregon
/ and Tacoma ami Seattle, W shington Terri
/ 'orv. and enclose stamps for the new lSS!
/ Rand McNalv Coun NJ p OF Washington
/ Territory, printed in cnors
Address Your nearest { cket agent o.
| CHAs s. FEE, Ger rnl ?. ssenger and Ticke
| Agent, St Paul. MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-10
The Latest irish Bull.

Among the true stories OF this week
is that OF an Irish witness evidence
In London police court, who has per
petrated as fine a specimen OF the Irish
bull as the literature Of the Hibcrni-
cisms will afford. Il was question OF
revolver shooting. and the witness was
called upon to give details OF the at
tempt made upon him ey his assaiI-
ant.
You made judieious boS whcn tho
prisoner fred the revolver" said tho
advocate.
Faith ! did. sir" answered Paddy.
What did you think Isn't il bsttc
70 be coward FOR go n -
TO be dead a. yUar i.t--
inqto8 r,
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WHEN ! KNOCK AT YOUR DOOR.

When knock q your door, May Belle. dearest
Though know you are grac.Ous and kind
And your friendship has grown the sinceresL
Three things will come up in my mind;
! think OF the night I once knocked there.
The time that stiIl makes ms heart ache.
When got great backset and shOcz there,
By kissing your ma b. mistake.
When knock at your toOr, May Belle. darling.
recall how I went Ilere 10 win,
But the bulldog behind ne came suarIiuE.
And J. without knocking, bulged in:
In ths dark J encountered your father,
Who thought me burglar, no doubt,
And without any questions or potter,
Ere could explain. kicked uls out.
When knock al your door. May Belle. dearest
Though I know that - me they're resi- gned,
And you love me with heart the sinrerest,
Three II ugs VIII come up IN nv mind
Three thoughts which / never can smother
F.ll my head with q racket AMI roar.
Yourself and your father aud mother,
May Belle, dear when knock ~ your door.
- w. BrliF1r. it Yale Bidis.