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PENDLETON PABULUM.
Sudden Insanity of . Young Man. Verdict
Against the Hunt Road.


Against the Hunt Road.
PENDLEToN, Feb. %. Special-O. j,
Behl, young man recently employ cd in the
Office of the O. R. & N. company, Portland,
while enroute to Kansas City left the cars
at Union station and betrayed such unmis-
taxable signs of insanity that he was ta-
ken into custody. Superintendent john
son was notified of his condition and tele.
graphed to have young Behl returned to
Portland. Rehl was placed in the custody
OF depty constable who will arrive in
Portland tomorrow morning with his
charge.
VIM. Westfali, 50 years of age, was
killed Tuesday near Vansicle. He was
walking on the line Of the Hunt railroad
and was struck by the engine. A special
coroner's jury have returned verdict that
Westfall's death was caused by the negli-
gence of the train men who should have
stopped the train. He leaves wife and
six children in poor circumstances.
, 1889-03-07
INVITING PROSECUTION.
A French Member, Laquerre, Asks why
He Was Not Arrested.

He Was Not Arrested.
PARIS, March 2.--In the chamber to.
day Laquerre asked the government to ex-
plain its prosecution OF the patriotic
league and why ne had not been included
with those prosecuted.
Trade justified the measures Of the gov
ernment. He said it would not falter
before the intriRues and threats Of the
enemies OF the republic.
Shevenot, minister of justice, intended
the arrest Of the leaders of the league to
be legal. He stigmatized the league as 9
was to raise one man to power. When
justice required the prosecution Of la
uuerre, he would be prosecuted.
Laquerre, amid an uproar, moved an
order of the day condemning the prosecu-
, 1889-03-07
A Low SNEAK.

He Makes Love 50 . Hard w orking Girl
and Robs Her.
PORTLAND, March Q, Special.-Mary
Ceisam, Q Woodworking Scandinavian
woman about 35 years of age, recently be-
saEe engaged TO marry Emil Jansen. q
laborer. Miss Colsam had $3.50 deposited
in the savings bank, and yesterday Jansen
Suggested to her to draw the money and
they would 60 to Seattle before marriage
and invest the funds in property, She
did 20, only to be robbed BY Jansen, who
csanot be found. 1t 10 believed he is in
hiding in the city.
, 1889-03-07
Dakots's Grain SHORTAGE.

ABERDEEN, OAK, March 1.-The terri
torial statistician says there is not now
enough wheat in Dakota to seed the ground
broken. There is but about 5000, 900
bushels OF wheat in the territory in farm
er's hands and in elevators and it will re-
quire at least IL ,O0O, 900 bushels TO seed
and bread the territory. This will make q
shortage of 5000. 900 In round numbers Of
the necessary amount to tide over the
farmers until the new crop.
, 1889-03-07
Democrats Elected.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--General Clark.
clerk of the house of representatives, to-
day received from Governor West of Vir.
ginia certificates of the election OF con-
gresham for the third and fourth dis
tricts of that state. These are issued in
the names of the democratic candidates.
This makes the republican majority three
in the next house.
, 1889-03-07
THE CABINET DINKD.
President Cleveland Entortains His Col
IeaGues-BiG Business After Wine.

President Cleveland Entortains His Col
lesEues-Big Business After Wine. !.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The president
gave dinner to the members of the cab
met at the white house this evening. The
cabinet officers remained with the presi.
dent several hours after dinner assisting
him in the conside ration and dispatch of
congressional measures, and in closing up
the affairs of the present administration.
Over 100 bills we're acted upon.
WAsHINGToN, March 2.-The secretary
of war to-day ordered q court martial for
the trial of Major Garrett and Lydesker of
the corps of engineers on charges of neg
lect of duty in connection with The work
of constructing the acqueduct tunnel.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
The president to day. in transmitting to
congress the report of the civil service
commission, says: 1.-The cause of civil
service reform, which in a great degree is
intrusted to the commission, regard as
80 firmly established and its value so fully
demonstrated that should deem it more
gratifying than usefnl if at this late
day in the session of congress was per-
mitted to enlarge upon its Importance
and present condition. A perusai of the
report herewith submitted will furnish
information of the progress which has
been made during the year to which it
relates in the extension of the operations,
of this reform and in the improvements of
its methods and rules. Ii is q cause for
congratulation that the watchfulness and
care and fidelity to it's purposes are all
that are necessary to insure to the govern
ment and our people all the benefits which
Its Inauguration accomplished.
, 1889-03-07
ROUTE OF A NEW BRANCH

OF ths O. X. d N. from Legrande to walla
walls-- -Emigrants Arriving.
LnaRANDE, March Q, Spelial. The
route of the branch road to be built from
this place by the Oeegon Railroad & Navi.
CATION Company is TO Wallows not to
Walla Walla. Chief Engineer Kennedy
and party are out making = preliminary
exa1inatiou of the route.
The westbound train to-day had 200
emigrants, OF whom lao are for Portland.
Others for the Walla Walla branch,
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SUICIDES ON THE TRAIN.
A Drunken swede Terrorixes Passengers
Then Blows Out Hts Brains.

Then Blows Out Hts Brains.
HELENA, March 2, Special.--The mutil-
Ated remains of Hans Halverson, a Swede
who was on his way to Tacoma, but who
killed himself on the train with pistol
shot in the forehead, near Horton station,
. short distance west of Miles City, was
brought to Billings yesterday. The wit
nesses detasned from the train claim he
had beed drinking heavily the day before.
terrorizing the passengers by aourishing q
six-shooter in the car. He was apparently
about IS years old. light complexioned,
through ticket to Tacoma, in his pocket
, 1889-03-07
COMMERCIAL UNION.
The Debate Continued In the Canadis
Commons.

OTTAWA, March 2.--In the commons
this evening the debate on Laurier's mo-
tion to continue in force for another year
the modus vivinde and advocating closer
trade relations with the United States was
continued by Sir John Thompson, minis.
of justice, who defended the policy of the
government. Sir Richard Cartwright re-
piled vigorously. The resolution was de-
feated by SO majority.
, 1889-03-07

I tion of the league. The motion was re-
jected by the chamber by vote Of 343 to
22O, approving the order expressing conf.
denCe in the action of the government.
, 1889-03-07
Half a mile up the canyon is the
wEBBER NINE,

WEBBER MIMI,
reached only by long winded person
after succession of trials, backward
slides and break neck feats, and on the re-
turn trip you wonder whether you will be
all together by the time you reach the
bottom. The Webber has two shafts now
in the mountain side, sixty feet. one a, owe
the other. The upper one, through the
kindness Of Mr., Allen Mcdonald, the fore
man. the REVIEW man entered. II was
ore around, above and below, and getting
better the further they 90 in. IL assays
5000 of silver to the ton. Mr.. Mcdonald
thinks the lode IL over 100 feet thick. They
of tons on the dump. This mine was sold
not lou0 AGO for 81,5OO, 600.
, 1889-03-07
POLICEMAN ARRESTED.

For the Shooting Of FuEitive schrsiber In
Oakland.
OAKLAND. March 2. Special. Police
man w. M. McCloud was arrested to-day
ON warrant sworn out BY Frederick
l.. Schreiber. brother Of Jake Schneider.
who was shot February 26. while escaping
from officers, charging him with man
slaughter. McCloud's bail is fixed at
5000. 4S
, 1889-03-07
UNIFORM BANKRUPTCY LAWS
Advocated by tho Convention Conclud Q,
Yesterday In st. LOufs

Yesterday In st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The national
bankruptcy law convention concluded its
>labors to-day. Resolutions were adopted
declaring in favor Of uniform system
bankruptcy laws throughout the III nlted
States, and favoring the bill last passed by
the senate as the best embodyment Of the
views OF the convention, and urging upon
congress that 1t be taken as basis OF de-
sired legislation.
, 1889-03-07
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Patriotic League In France-Arn
Bill in Hungary.

The Patriotic League In France-Army
Bill in Hungary.
PARIS, March 2.-The chamber of depu-
ties at the request of Tirrard, prime min
lister, allowed Laguerere to interpellate
the government in regard to the prosecu-
tion OF the Patriotic League, The cham
Interpolation Immediately.
THE ARMY BILL.
PEsrH. March 2.-In the debate on the
army bill in the lower house of the Hun
garian diet Czaky, replying to kiss. who
had accused the government of pursuing
Germanizing policy. declared q decree
compelling the study of the German Ian
Ruage had no connection with the army
bill. Everyone who glanced at Europe
must admit that the army's readiness 10
take the fold is more important than Hun
garian culture for the safety of theNstate.
, 1889-03-07

WASHINGTON, March General and
Mrs. Harrison called at the White House
this morning at IL o'clock. They were
received in the blue parlcr by the presi.
dent and Mrs. Cleveland.
, 1889-03-07
THE ARMY BILL.
Expadition Hooked.

BERLIN, March 2.-'rhe government has
decided to prevent DR.. Peters expedition
for the relief of Emin Bey from proceed
inR into the interior of Africa.
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A Jekyii-uyde Character Possible

\ Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde character is
not Inconsistent \ man may be revengoful.
and at times even murderous, having al tho
laser propensities IN great degree. To iii
tlecLalacter he must have the intellectual fac
llues surprisingly powerful lie can have the
money making faculty fully developed. Bur
he mast have cunning, viii power aud vanity
ho must have the cunning 10 cover up tho
lava fires after secret oTupuons. Ito must
aaVca supreme viii power TO accomplish bis
designs But vanity or love Of praise OF fear
1t bl.ins h. the supremest feeling through Lii
career i, can mfict more meuta! agcny
tlau outraged conscience o. excite moro self
l,h pleasure than any oths faculty, s,nt.-
ment or propensity. II 1t lie Gorman, be-
cause OF a moments interpretive thought,
conscience, II active, s,cal,hily sends ia the
van specter OF remorsc. So having the cum
hing 10 cover up the results II hereditary
british prOpeuslies, aud vanity impelliay
him 70 guard tho honorable position il ~.
ciety achieved by bis intellectual Attachments
no lives essentially dual life Only wheo
the viii power loses its governing force does
the man " honor become the brute-the Dr.
Jekyl become the Mr.. Hyde Boston Globe.
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IN Oh duchess ON one OCCASION requested
Dr. AbernetAy topaya professional visit at
her house The doctor went rs requested.
and WAS introduced into the drawing room.
where the duchess, with tears ia her ewes.
showed himen ugly little monkey, apparently
IN great agony, lying Oh elegant cushions and
almost buried 10 lovely iIclA The doctor
FELT thoroughly Disguised az leinr oall.,i
upon 10 act - mcnkoys doctor lie felt
tie monkeys puhe ia silence. examined il
"iIu attention, and soon recognized the LA.
iuie OF IT, illness. then. pefceiym1 the isdvt
grandson "a the corner OF the drawing room
ioiiint about on the carpet lo advanced 70
ward tic child. examined him also. fiji hl.
pulse, and returning to tho duchcss said IL
nef IA grave manner. Madam, your twc
sons arc suffering from Indigestion Bg
drinking tea anu living N plain diet they
VII son recover" And bo.inq pro.ounal,
II tAs duchess, tho doctor retired ayenge,l.
Chicago Journal
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A so'l and eminent citizen had risen FROM
"a i-.l 4 lrol, 20. soldiers monument yes
tsidty, Vaefi ne WAs hroostei 10, stranger
n.1 stlI
"Wh.tn c1.ac.leuce' zen on that sam.
spot Yesterday
You l.d. cl
Il d.d, eul la aross a strange man ed
dressed me just as / haze YOU
That is curi0us What did the sirang,
man sayf
ASKED no ior quarter 20 bay him =
breakfast. just rs sni how about 10 AS; you.
Isn't lt ollN
1T certainly IS You didn't give the fellow
the quarter, dil youp
III hadn't b.. YOU SEQ
"Ani ] haven't Il, Yon SEQ Good day.
sur Life l. luu Of strange things very
strange Detroit Free Pres
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The ride was long aad tedious, and II wa
late et night when reached the Kansas Wy
dopot Anv ola. who knows anything lbor'
this cts 90 .i knows lisa donsc'a. pine
for @ youur girl q set b. alone. anu iD",
expected papa there 20 meet me. Loo"lDi
,aiuiv around the waiting room Ion hini'
concluded on moi ing BIN - 70 home T.,
mv.elf M1nnn ali in her letter so tahe
hack or Omnibus. and o- hau foisotte'
which bsaan llrhlur. in 10y saoAcl for be-
lstter 10 b. .r-. bat n9i being abi0to haIr .
th9nrht carcie..ly, "Oh what's the diief
,nce. anyNsy' | ,up.c.o IL was carriase
%, ihe omu.hu. j. too colarua, and mintNh
boldly with the crowd began my quest io'
carriage.
Whom lool. llel. now and understand o.
NeGlueors that rnc3mpa-cd inc and noN
ut..flr Ferries of OWL was, shudier q
ia.ll. ol SHAT escaped, un3 il surely was J..
ths grace of God reached home IN safety.
"li.r.. miss. here's youf cabby" saii on
fellow. bll. DOT liking bis looks, which wer
simply yIllrin1us, | nodded an energetic
end passed or.
AsI came up 60 o clean, honest locEin
ohas. t.1u ', lmust stately, "Hero D ~
ono raat and h.s would you like a car
.is.-. ris decided ne So, saying would
Ifaar.f ui.l dismlj ~ mammal letter
bad forgotten ne addressed their rev nous
AMI bad 1rtiy lot TIE letter Turning L
ta.n.a ;.d ag predirament
'lar. you remember tue street. he a'i'
resp 1u..Y.
.Oa. SEES" ! answered cgccriy 10 S
Cum street. and tile name d Nhorton
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All great men have their eccentricitlos, re-
marks The Nebraska State journal For in
stance Blu Canada when walking TO or nom
Nebraska City, always taken the road. while
Senator Ransom prefers tho railway track.
10th Of them absolutely refuso 10 ride on the
trucks OF Passing trains
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TABLE, DELlCAClES.
TX. 4. CHRISTIAN - 80.
onera most delicious nle
Table EbelicaclcS.

Consisting 40
uARRlCOp yFRI3. FEINrIE JINot
sCHNEIDEBOBES gouug 0Ima -a.1a.in
Tins. sTANGEN sPARGEL tho ll.a, per
man AsparaguD. CONsERyA poNlpoh9
llBlim sauce for Macoaronl FRANCO
AMERICAN SOUPS VI al kinds.
GOLD MEDAL BRAND GREEN PEAS
sauai io tbs Ans.s French. ~ Aslf t4e ea-t
1900
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ItGAI NOTICES.


NfRGiNIA.-IN THE CHANCERf
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 5rH DAl OF HARIlt. l~e
Conway II Sands. james Aston 'hn'D hud !.
II. Nt6uffr. trustees. in a nr'i 81 'trei ,'.'
Chafies II. Chalk.ey ami jennie IT, 'hh'Ni'l i,
hi. sif,. and yuan Lhalk.ey. bearing n"'
an tho llf lAV nf January. 1r't. oi ttfNfH ih
~. Clerks ono" ~ the thnurefy ION. u"
the city of Hehmonds -...tt'.. "'''''''-''
Against
Charles If. Chalkloy. Lyman chaisioy. II. ".
Wndleigh ru. n " Jhthley, rialc
Bank of Ni sinia' t'nes' -; 'u,l1i1s, I.
strait, H. vi D sltl the SYli Char - II. . uHl.-
lev. Iruc.t II ChaiNl 4ul Lyman 'htis-
lcv. compose the fim oi j. l. Niitlion
90. T. r. uIi, Trust .. go de u ui ~ n't
frnm Charlie. "A. thaiacy AMI wife. hctfirk
date on the ,th dly Oi October. l-'i. =. p. ia
cohs trustee. betasa u. jacob, tnu tt.i
National Bank oi Richmond. li d LlIi SOD.
trustee. 10 e. nteI ui t.uti iruW ~. d. 'NfiA
ley. btdtlu4 datc 900 the 18Th lay OF NNftm
her. l>,2. Williamson 4aLrs, trustee. ODD %
deed Cd. trust from iueal n. 'n3lNltl. nfat-
ing date un the i.fh dh5 oi January. lN,'i 4.
j. Watkins, Alexander ihoifei, 4. '4N-'
aud T. sCh.o-s. tfadlng under inr nrn name
| of &. Guust a Co., john \. Augustine, if4u-
ard d. ChalFlty. Thomas o.. frNton ana j,
| H. Ellcron tmulug ms feNion li,f-'h.
+ Samuel r. lathrup AMI Charles !. lnuiNls
trading a. g. =. Ia hrnp Co., -. ]. iiui.
NAH. p T.. Nun the Armr txtniri COM
panN. n H. Smith. uYllug H- *. D. Sun 900 II
90, Contain \ Corner, tuc Amer can Extinct
Company. OF Chicago. ttnIHr ~. ifnudil n
/ Co, ot bost o.. ANA ,oon' 'ioeAer X H"a.,
! The object or fhis 90 Is t0 ascertain fhe iu
f fertst- ~ Charlie ~. tlaIhi"} AMI Lyman
Chalkley. in certain rcHi estate llius 1880 It
ing I'M the city o. Nthmohi. hfr>ei to tt'
plaintiffs hs % decd nf trusf htar.nk laic pu tf'
"A dtV ut January. ls-i ui record in fNN
3 oler IS oGi.cof tuc thhncc3 Count Son -ta
city, and O. adm. ii 'iet i"s t,"'l .i,4.e
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VIRGINIA IN VACATION - IN
\ THE CLERK s OFFICE vt TUE liA
FEBRUARY ~ less.
Thomas Bafhsln. trustee. vito sues iDt iL,
benefit and at me CO.'S Nf J.. ualI. f'Hlntll
against
". NJ. Clements aud Il. e.. run-tal .......
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Ili O. ban. half b-r, -
Hl.- lur luTafi' 80
Ial1uu aWfuidlica. .s
CLolr ana presenter hitch. -
lnr,n n4lss ol piicn
Iaty i.i tAe "Oil nanlrcd
Treble. O. fht iishtoi chem.
I.uor r9 t.s i.i, ui tA0iu, s.f
Ii...s il ioat " ta-ii.
Beloved ord thuAiers. tt.es
th l.t Nitceiilf lN'. 80
when .Ac .Opiauos took
-..I.El time lnl book
g en~
-.-,i.laI t'le 1ies here.
Iu.. ed the t-noi8 there.
EH aa. fhr pmsou Lair
n.... a.s m.nI wandered
lltlrs uot to rsa lA hy
I.nr.lin Was pitched TOO hi IN,
l...- lHt fp saap AMI cay
Olttls O.i ll4adri
Tr..... lo Che flehf az them,
lelns % the l.it Of thrln.
..,. in frout of them.
beloved ani Numbered
s.oun.d they with shout and yen,
Nut riscthey sang, Dor We'll
ur.ADi. fhe e0xinu's bell
Nhu-ul tle ,hufch wondered
lU.t.. Dra.snfara ri1r
FLASHED tA- ptrHiofA 900 tn- AZ.
s.I.-llg fresh ies o. bear
Quf th- "Oii Hundred
Swiftly A- tH.lal tI- li,1,
r.-i De DIS tst from ftci-.
Ilrn ifi'n tir.ef. aiming il-s
Nus-n h- numbered
v.rHrs go he rirhf Of lin
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door which made mo drop do"' on ''S ''''''
n hurry
tN.lotVer 10 is. Thought .as ii' i".. '',I
stone out ore iae m.ine.. '-' .ii'7' % '-' \, =.
and clean. "theg senborrd 20 say iN,le 'i u
rieht I uus' trr anl rfc'p d'Nn' '"i )
don't want to Keep rhmA. whiting - ,'h'
Moving .io~i, down tac nl.l go DO! -'i..'s
and lao,a .ool sti he'enH i.e ia's. o.
l-lt jumgiar up gueA|y } iaA Gown 10 ''',
corner
'lic'loi sail theri'. A' '''i 'F 10 '''''
aN out 81 breath '...f. i'' ~'.' 81. 49,. 49,,
ieyf uat aD'iS given ,.i
'an wlrit .oVc ''F" '''.'..' ~ .-
toH ere lri." '.ii i', '.. ..',,.'
.ate Non 800 , .'....
rrder h'' rfhl ~. -. ,....,.
.l'-.. 'nFf' .D..
l.rlt ori coHi' aI''. ol. .- ,...,..,..
'1" ct' you wow 80 49,, i
IL liked up " .''i''.'' ,.'...,-.l. 3,
going % h.p "'fp ,'' &C.. -.....".,
GLOW ha'e goa 'l,'i De- '.''''
inquired Cl'i"c ...,..c.,
"Oa' M D. o'''i 20 .' 49,. -. ',.l
.'r 'ii ii' D, i''. i.... .. t... ~
"hrp Ee' D-." "'-' 49, ~. .'-.,'
enough io WACO '- 'P
c''' GOV" 'N' c,.,.f... ..-on b,,o
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VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCEkl
\ COURT OF THE CITY on hitHhON"
TuE 2sIH DAY OF fhbht Any, i'''
JK Y. Daniel. trustee under deco %, .s.i. /,
meuf from John ). slnuOu .......'' '"i"'iN'

IL Y Daniel. trustee under deed d. ts'lln-
n'enf lrOn John j. Slnu0tr ........- tianlh.
against
Thu Huut-street Furniture company p. ni
~, krou. krlls - Co., Charles =. bl-N.p
- m. Franklin Furniture Company.
m mas Madden. n Mlggers y Co 'in.4n
r.u Bedsia ~ Company beoise Ah pima.
:. s1n BigbV and hlNcfs. james PifnAAr-
"a William BceACr, 4he Nc AyAn .AS4s aAt
90 Conuauy Frank q. Han. Truman
.ehmiat The F,g>st City tugnituie con
AN spcyer BIO. George fc.lkaMp
r. Canr.A Nalidr q Desprty, iLt Con
n-rsvile Furniture Com pany, ne Ohat'a
- Furniture 4 ompany. ] ne woven " iio
y.trret, COMPANY. J. \. fltter y ~ Auv
/ S@c..ltv Manufacturing Company, " imam
! - eo Austrian s Co, l.. festtt n
n"ft bslDskv 4 Co. +. ID. stone Co, knox
) - f1rrifnrs Company. Camden fuihl
NC Company. Mason toaN company all
tuto rN"' ............. DsI.A4allls.
( O,hels ..ttt..' 't''
' r,s oh,eo, OF this .ait e 20 obtain the cs
sc ~ 10 Court 90 the qutsla y y. ~
1910, a certain sum IN the hands 81 'n,
.,.t,1I,f A.. rln!>tee. amounting 90 a,'ut ~.
s.nnrad dollars. bel Yns, % J"hh =. -,
sn,,t If his nome ste0d, on u tue iAl - =
a. t.,,or. uutcr hls deed 81 hs-lB .iilcn' 70 -
g ,,ssrv ~ ISL. And aihdatV .aFttnt 49,
Jai that the above named dete"u"''' - 4.
INA, ,ss.dents OF the state OF aite,r
non ~ that they appear Aeio ''i NM, ,nt
9 9 tfer due p0blica'lun oi tl,'' '''N'
uH 5s,eir interests ia ths suit
MAS. ". GODDIN. clerk.
mA2 cAlN
&c. EsoR. 80.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES FILES, BURNS, CUTS. CORNs
BRUISES. CHLBl.AINS d FROSTBITLS
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81 wam't tic1lei 20 got inc blst Of be.
after gl
"Wcii SAarle. ,oid fho doctor. "a, he cam.
out toaccompany ua 90 tAc tram, 50 you ar,
al ready % go, sro }uui l.c1lns zap nay bun
dies we started oat As We Lett the dooi
every boy ia The college with their teacher
stood along tho walk As passed they all
shook haod- with me ana wished 1875 God
speed and pleasant journey shouting good
b. together as we lcit The cato Tins Was all
ia fIl uaw OF tho window where the girh
were wllA Mr. Wagner v bat sAo thought
OF Il never lncw a. cA events her attempt
g. send n4o home ia disgrace was failure.
Now, Shailio, hero b. yoar mother s. letter
with directions how % ;ill them If they
should mis- yuu 4, ,ul3and reai Il carefully
tll a., and keep oui ~ mischief until you
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-12
THE PLEDGED MAN.

The specifically pledged man is always at
disadvantage acampaign in municipal
election where the main questions are those
of The domestic economy of the city. IT
wes mistake some citizens made who re-
Gently got together and attempted to pledge
candidates on questions outside of the
election. They saw their mistake and
sbandoned effort in that direction. John
Stevens, responding to them, said in effect
Il have not sought office. If the people
wsnt me in office, let them trust me when
i become deliberator | will not pledge
myself against anything you or anyone
else presents. l will promise no Office,
patronage or place to anyone If the peo-
pie want rue they must take me free to act
as my judgment, good counsel aud con-
science advise, and as wisdom shall de-
termine for the best interests of the city
where / have made my home for thirty
yeas. will go into the Office untram-
me'ed, or will not go in at ALL" This is
manly; it has the right ring, and the peo-
ole will so approve to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-12
COME TO THE POLLS.

Good citizens should come to the polls
to-day, and by their presence overawe the
class that never misses an opportunity to
stesl the most sacred treasure of citizenship
"a free ballot The false voter is here
the repeater is on hand the hulldezer IS
in the city in number, and these viii be at
the polls to-day to crowd out the men who
are entitled to vote. II our people will
come to the polling places and remain there
"a considerable Number, the laws can be en-
forced, every man entitled given full oppor.
tuuity to vote, all brow beating and in,imi.
dation prevented and an honest election
conserved. All thst is needed is the moral
edsct II half hundred good and true men
al each polling place; and they must stay
there. ANY considerable diminution of
the number will at once be seized upon by
tie vicious elements, and the polls will be
blocked, and the San Francisco contingent
will proceed to get in its work.