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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS

Nis 'hari-s t:-tl-n of t'ina. WIZ" has
been quite III. is nov r"nval-scrnt.
Judge Dawes aud daughter, uf t'het
made lying visit To i'hiihruok Satur.la,
Si"rkrrp-r Iiers-y has gone Ia Mime
ai"lis I"r the dual purpose III business aud
pleasure.
T-org" stone returned from Gr-a, Falls
aud Benton saturday. ,:-o,g- wa. luck y
enough to dispose ui his wool at a good
tsHur-.
Last ~-rl. "n his return trip from Great
Falls, Jerome i.ewright suffered mai-ria
l''-- 10. having one I'll his best mares ire
palrahly injnr- herself "n i,arI-.i Wire.
TIL" important social event for this week
viii hr ~ dance at the hall in rhilbropL
Friday evening. the 18th inst. supper viii
h" served at the Phibro"k hotel. Every
body is invited to come.
The N"rthrrn Pacific Surveyors wln left
i'-nt"n some time az" are nov at Arrow
creek. The engineer in charge SAYS that h.
is mating - permanent survey. II is not
kn"wn how soon grading will i.- com.
nlenc-d.
on sunday next - return game of bali
viii be played het w-en the Lew isiown. aud
the tiras on the diamond III the latter ~
Utica. Nnw is the tini- frr ia. tii.as to
get what consolation they can from that
OLD Latin pr"Nerh which reads "sne ct
iuum."
Utica is -hr"uded in niournins The
Sporting cent.rs' flag If virtory. whose
wont u was to iioat proudly FROM til. top.
most pinnacle ri success. il nov resting at
halfniasi. Jim shelton sits IL sack cloth
and ashes. and, like Niole over her chill.
'iren. will not Ire ronf.ri-j herau-- they
are not winners. Itica'- defeat at the
hands ri the .emi-t"wn aggregation ul Tia,
third WAS signal. and noihing bat u wealth
oi eN"uses will cover = multitude of errors
The defeat is all The more huuiliating Ir..
"a, Use ri thr alleged fact that shelton and
sellers have made arrangements I" -iun-
bate the d"inss 81 that mentor Of bail
cranks. >pauhlin. "f Chicago. hy taking
their min" "n u tour "f the worti.
The patriotic people "f philhr""k r-l,
hratri the anniversary III Independence
Day ia ia" usual n"is, style The Young
America cadet company. under the cap.
tainry al Roy Long. took the initiative by
paradins at an -arly hour with drum aud
banners, and dangerous hooking woolcn
swords hung at their belts. The uerlara-
ii"n ol Independence MAS read tot The Youth
iul troopers, after whirh - charge all along
the line WAS uiad. On invisible red coats
with iirerrark-rs. which was kept up uniil
hate 1T night. The children ii larger growth
i"r the most part, ever and an"i. through
out the day, part""k vi "ring'-" patriot,
lemonade with II stick in il. while "thers
occasionally shat eli their months or 9th
-r"i-e contributed I" the noise aud smoke
of the day.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

Martin. chairman of the meeting. In a
mastery manner the speaker reviewed In.
chi.f events of our national history. and
after warming up to the occasion he Was
frequently interrupted 10y applause from
the audience. Mr.. Parent was not quite
himself ia his delivery, owing TO an acct
dent while playing ball a few days before.
but was well received by the people aud his
thoughtful GRAFTON vii. most highly appre-
ciated 10y his hearers. The mertin closed
with Marching Through Georgia. PLAYED
ia AN enjoyable manner 10y the band. the
old soldiers in the audience showing visible
signs 81 having marched to The grand air.
The horse races occupied the afternoon
TIL" first race called was the half mile, best
tw"in three. running, between Dick Thomas
Side Cut aud Tom Sh.a's Baby u. Side
Cut had ~ walk-over in the first heat, ~.
Baby iie~ the track AT the entrance q The
fence. In the Second heat Baby again SHE'D
aud fell behind. aud side cut won easily
The G"'yard rac-, best two IN three. RIM
nit :. was hei wcen Frank Days Sleepy Jane
aud Dick Thomas Sho" Fly. u was -
pretty race from start To- finish. Sleepy
IAN" won the first heat 10y u short half
head. gaining that advantage in the last
ten yards 10y superior riding on the part of
George Day. TIL. SECOND heat also was
close until near the wire. where Jane shot
ahead aud Won hy u length. Jane is cut ,f
Frank Days Iightiooi. II mare that has
A
quarter mil- flash. bet w--n War Dance aud
BurLsLin i'nde, Was won easily bv the for
n,-r. The hall mil. trot bet tween Ten MiI-.
and'. \. Was Won ia three straight heats
-, Miles.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

Plans for the School House Approved by the
Board aud q Site Selected.
THE CONTRACT TO BE LET JULY 20

The board 81 trustee III District Ne
met last Saturday Tor the purpose III ->-
smining plans submitted D., architects aud
to determine on a site Tor the -~isiu~n
graded school.
Messrs. George ~ afford aud Paul Mora-r
Offered to ,louate twelve lots an Jan-aux
street on the hill. This sii-was considered
To- l- the most desirable. and the clerk WAS
inst ructe,l &" procure deeds from he. donors
Tor the same.
The plans and specification. submitted
10y !. L.. La priere III Helena were adopted
10y the board. These plans are for II two
story brick structure, :;2xG';. - feel high.
including n 4i,-foot s,on. foundation. The
ground floor is divid.d u,utworlas. rooms
2ix2G. separated by II hall in the center al
the building I I feet wide. aud /, cloak room
for each class room. The stairway is to
the right Of the hall entering the building
from the front. The second floor will CON
tain two class r,ouns nrarl, 20 feet square,
= hallway aud office in the renter nf the
building between the two rooms. aud cloak
rooms adjoining each class room. The
ROOF 10 to lie surmounird with - rupola
provided with large bell.
The appearance III the exterior III the
ritrations call for local brick, To- b- painted
for protection against weather. wood work
To- lie Of the best quality 81 material aud
workmanship, and the ST r,,riurr I" ber"n-
plrtel by Nov. L. 1883.
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liORSES FOR SALE.

la addition To- nhat H. known g. ih- Sh.n
band ui horses, thu undersigned, ia com
pauN with his snn Andrew. has bought the
John -. Nine baud. branded circle on left
thigh. aud are nov read, Ia sell mares 81
grlIing~ broken az nnhr"kru. single or lay
or will exchange The Who'll. Ming band, con
sisiing ri ucarl, tw" hundred head, young
aud odd, ior cattle aud sheen nn good
terms. Persons knowing the wl,-rrni,out :
ri HORSES branded cirlr on irii thish or 4
on right shoulder viii c"uirr a FAVOR by
notify Ing me al he SAM.
.Iuu,. ~ jaws fiHGts.
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Gard Of Thanks.

Approaching the Kindness shown IT, "ur
beloved dead, the kuriz aud Riggs families,
by the people III I.e~ist"~n aud vicinity.
We take this mel hod 81 thanking one aud
all VIII" assisted in burying them, and par
ticularly Sheriff Clary for the prompt per
formance 81 his duty aud assistance rem
dered ,is since our arrival here.
FLANK .IoLirr,
\. tEOwEII.,
brothers 81 ,-rr;,s e.l ladies.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of c0-Parinersh,p.

N"iirr is hereby given that the e." pari
nership hrr,.t "fnrr existing l.twrrn u. \
IIulurS, e u. Fraser aud ". !. stratum
doing biisin-~~ uuder the firm name o
Holmes. Fraser a Straitnn. - cattle rails
.r>, is this day dissolved hy mutual con
sent. u. 4. Holmes r.iir from the lirm,
Business will lie continued hN Fraser n
stratum. M aec"uui- du" atr nNatlr tu
the new firm, whu ASSUME all indebtedness.
II \. lInI.NE~.
{. u. EHN~IE.
". i. ~rEAtInN.
Dated Til 10th 'ii> ri Jun. 1859.
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Strayed or Stolen.

From my ranch, four miles southwest oi
the IL ranch. one iron gray ! lG5 pounds,
four years old. branded j an left thigh
aud vented ou left shoulder; shod had
pounds. live years odd, branded un
lrit thigh. vented on left shoulder; shod.
on- hlark mare. fourteen hands high, 1'"'
pounds, ten years "Id, branded q On right
-li.ui,l-r;-l.;-s, stab s.t-i sr,t,- ost-- VII!
give - liberal reward ior return 81 horses,
81 information leading To- recovery.
GEORGE 4. BowM.S,
June p Lewistown, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

There is nothing uncertain about the
eIieri- III chamberlain = collie, Cholera and
i'iarrh"- Remedy. The fact il, il is the
only preparation in the market that ran
always lie depended upon. and that is
pleasant aud sale To take. q, aud ~ cent
b"til- ior sale by ". ". he Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

subscriber Office. II I'o-'uaSier~ will "N-
srcss the same rar- W. do their. " III i,-. no
further trouble ~ to non.drlvery al the
AR.Ts.
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Notice to Bidders.

Seated bids viii be received hy lie board
al county commissioners ri Fergus count /,
up I" y. ~. sept .. lsso, f,,r construct
ins "a bridge over Zig spring creek ri or
near the m"uih al big asin"ererL. rlans
and sp,riiirati ons In ie seen at county
clerk oiir-. All bids T., l,e addressed to
the county clerk aud marked Bids fyr
Briige Eoar,i reserves the right to rrl-,t
any sud all bids.
.IulN II ". u. kEtIN. tlrrL.
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Lost.

pn the shy, rrr,L cruising on June Is.
u sorrrl horse bald Lts,.. blot ,hrd brand on
Irft slupul,lrr. ln.i wt,n .uo aud len
pounds: fourteen years old: hnihl-'i. \
r-wari 81 Sio vii! I- paid i"r iul,ruai i"n
leading ~ To. r-'o,rtN al th" SAME.
VI. tIIisoN,
july u Maiden, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

pu- hundred aud twenty live tons ri la ,
twill buy SMALLER ioisl. NJ "hj-,iiou Ia
old hay II ia goo"! condition. Parties l,a,
ing IL ior sale eau learn III "a cash customer
o., addressing
Judy ~ W ". H., 'a,e A..us.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

Mr.. 7. i. smith. editor "f the Fort Aher
cromle OAK Herald. says. The m"Si
wonderful nc,lir,ur ! have,,c r met with l.
'hamberlain' - "lic, hnl,'rii aud piarrl"ea
Remedy. Ia cas-, ni Collie it gives speedy
relief. ga hunting trips ! have found it in
dispensihle. Put ia aiLali water. it I'M
parts pleasant tasi" and prevents the
painful diairlioca whirh alkali water pro
duces. | rould not feel sale with"ut IL IN
my HOUSE. =, aud =" cent h"itlrs f"r
sale 10y W. ". he Witt.
The Walker lowal News says: "our old
friend. Robert Baird. of Musrttin-. Iowa,
has been secretary of the state senate aud
AN acfiv. politician fer years but WAS never
generally known until h. had The c,lir aud
used Chamberlain tniic. Cholera and Iii
arrhoea Remedy an, got int" one "f their
advertisements. Now Ia j. fanou~. Here
is what Mr.. Baird said: While IN D~-
Moincs I was talcn With severe attark of
bowel complaint. For ~" days ! Suffered
intensely. TRYING several .,rIg stores aud
paying ilrun i"r relh. bat Ia vain. ! finally
I ollie. t1,,l,.ra aud parrhn-., Remedy. aud
two doses of that brought me out all right.
l, costs lrss than the drug store preiar..-
tions. aud have the balance for futur use.
! consider IL - grand remedy -, aud 80
cent BOTTLES lar sale 10y W. W. pe Wit.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11
FINE STOCK OF FOOTWEAR.

Just r-rrived s-N-ni Y tive eases III ladies
gents aud .iil,ir-n's ioois aud sh.".s til.
finest aud most fsshiona HE loot wear that
ever came to Montana, 1T
t'HAGiEs Dno,sH
Jun" "a. Maiden.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

are the iayorii-s. tsii aud eNu'nin- then
hci"re purchasing.
T. !. NniAN Agent.
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Estrayeti.

From our ranch nn the Fart Fork. thi-,
head al horsrs; ga. bright hay mair, brand
ed 8 u ou lcli shoulder; one two year
old bay nll,. branded 3 on right shoulder
one y.aIling s"rrrl hlly branded 81 oi
l-it shoulder. pdriic~ returning same 81
giving ini"ruinti"n heading I" their rrr",
cry. viii L- suitably rewarded.
DHsrtK bNINIt.tr SANiuRp.
I.wi-town, Mont. Juua 30 1889.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11
Estraye,l.

onr barge rang, bay h"t~r ~iN years old,
weight about I loo branded
on lrlt shoulder pnr light bay hnrsr, four
years old. branded on right shoulder.
\ reward al $40 each will lr paid fnr the
ret ri To, above to
IENI>I kn.~.
Jun- -. Fort Nagiuni-. Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

Has attained q standard Of excellence which
admits Of NJ superior.
II contains every improvement that inventive
genius. skill si.d money can produce.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

July ! !
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-11

This powder never varies. 4 marvel Of purii I,
sinngih aud ~i,oi.~.,,t,rn,.->. M"t- .roir,uisa
than the ordinary kinds. and .anno, IL. sold -,
c"ini~tiion with the multitude Of low test short
weight alum 81 phosphate powders SoId only in
cans. EoNAL BAkiS. POWDER CO.. iWi Wall
street. n. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
Keeping at Ii.

/ 1t Is great mistake to suppose
that the best work Of the world is
done by people of great strength
and great opportunities. 1t is an
advantage to have both these things,
but neither of them Is a necessity to
the man who has the spirit and the
pluck to achieve great results.
Some of the greatest work of our
time has been done by men of phys
zeal feebleness. No man has left a
more distinct impression Of him
self on this generation than Charles
have had to struggle against such
prostraiing i'll health. Darwin was
rarely able to work long at time.
He accomplished his great work by
having a single aim, and putting
every ounce of his force and every
hour ofhis time into the task which
he had set before him, He never
scattered his energy he never vast
ed an hour, and ny steadily keep
ing at it, in spite of continual i'll
health and Of long intervals of semi
invalidism, he did great work,
and has left the impression upon
the world of Il man of extraordinary
energy and working capacity. Sue
cess is rarely an accident, always a
matter of character. The reason
why so many men fall is that so few
men are willing to pay the price of
self-denial aud hard work which
success eXaCts,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY,

A marriage license was this af.
ternoon granted to T.. LDnghmiller
and Ida Fitzgerald.
Painless dental opcrationsat DR.
r. &. Smiths, 81 State street.
The sawmill started up this
morning for weeks run.
Don't you forget that the Bon
Ton restaurant is the only place you
can get u good square meal for the
small sum Of twenty-five cents.
In the base bali contest at Dallas
Thursday the Dallas boys defeated
the Chemawa nine by Il score of
twenty-one to oseven. =
Olive lodge, at their meeting
Saturday night voted s25 to the
brother lodge at Ellcns5urg.
During the quarter just enued
the Salem post-oflice did 5000 more
business than during the same time
last year.
Both yesterday and to-day have
been quite warm, but the usual sea
breeze has put in its welcome ap-
perrance at the proper time.
MIR. White, the old gentleman
who was thrown from hls buggy at
Turner, is improving slowly. Also
the two children of Mr.. Neal who
were accidently shot are recovering.
The millrace was shut of yes
terday in order to let the workmen
dig it wider near the Willamette
evapoyator and TO fix II place in
which to put the new water wheel.
Rev. John 4. Brooks, late vice
presidential candidate on the pro-
hibition ticket, Is in Oregon aud
will speak at Eugene and other
cities. He will not be in Salem.
Mob Chambers, brother of VIM.
Chambers, had his foot badly
mashed Saturday while coupling
ears at Albina. Mr.. Chambers was
once a citizen Of this place.
The Earle tract, Just over the
river in Polk county, recently pur-
chased by q. w. Johnson and :. Il.
Richardson, is being surveyed and
will be subdividcd into convenient
small tracts.
--Thefe ARE but two boats now
running ON the upper river, the Mo-
doc and Three Sisters. It is stated,
however, upon reliable Information
that the q II. Il y. have in contem-
plation at an early day the coustruc-
ton of mate To the new successful
craft, Modoc.
They are always nice and fresh, |
pure rs the purost, fine as the finest,
aud good as the best. Their goods |
are always the best and are sold
rs cheap rs the cheapest Every
thing in season and all delivered
free, For your groceries 90 to Squire
FarrM n Go.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
wsn,ed In Salem

II will be remembered that II
shrewd young forger, several months
ago, passed OF on q. w, Johnson OF
this city u forged check of $3.50. lie
made his escape aud few days
thereafter the CAPITAL JouRNAI
noted his arrest at Tacoma for at
tempting to perform u similar oper-
alton, Al Tacoma he gave his
name as George Kenyon, lie was
bound over Ia await the action oi
the grand jury and has been In Jail
In that city ever since, Last week
the grand jury returned n true bill
against him, the charge being at
tempting 10 obtain money usder
false pretenses. His arraignment
was TO have been on Thursday, but
as n murder trial occupied the at
tention OF the court his case will not
he heard before tomorrow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
Mnnk Mnnen.

The more sensitive nature OF the
female sex renders women much
more susceptible than men to those
numerous ills which spring from
lack of harmony in the system. The
nervous system gives way, sick
headache is frequent, the appetite is
lost, and other ailments peculiar to
the sex cause great suffering. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted
for such eases, and has received the
most gratifying praise for the relief
il has afforded thousands of women
whose very existence before taking
ii, was only misery. 1t strengthens
the nerves, cures sick headache and
indigestion, purities and vltalizes the
blood, and gives regular and healthy
action 10 every organ in the body.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
Pc RELY Personal.

F. J. Strayer went 10 Hubbard
this aitg moon.
Abe McCully returned to his
home in Portland this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Rennie and Mrs.
Lindgren returned home this morn
ing.
Evan Owens and wife returned
to their home in McMinville this
morning.
Cook Patton, Chas. Tasker and
Howard Davis start to-day for trip
to the mountains.
Mrs. +. &. Perrine and daughter
returned home from their Idaho
trip this morning.
E. l.. Johnson of San Francisco,
but formerly of Salem, is renewing
old acquaintance here.
Miss Ada Sharples, who has
been visiting in the city for the past
few weeks, returned home to-day.
DR.. 4. II. Diven and family will
sart for Yaqulna Oh Wednesday
to spend few weeks pleasure seek
ing.
VIM. Henderson started ycster-
day for Olympia, where he goes to
act as operator in the telegraph Of
flee 1T that place.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
Arllcles OF Incorporation.

Articles of incorporation were file,
with the secretary Of state to-day ~
follows; The Pittsburg mill com
pany, with n. :. Cross, W, u. Chase
q. q. Darling, W, T.. DIETRICH as ia
corpoaton; capital stock S1ooO
divided into loo shares OF $50 eacll
The principle office Is in Pittsburg,
The Grant : Pass opera house COM
paDy OF Grants Pass, with H. Dim.
ick, &. 4. Devoo, Jas. &. Moss, II.
+. Kimsey aud Abe ANler as in-
corpontors. Their business Is to
erSt an opera house in said placc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08

To be II successful cowboy one
must he skillfnl in four qualities. He
must he good rider, have complete
control of his lariat. q good knowl-
edge of the country and he a keen
Judge of cattle and their brands.
Riding all sorts of horses as lie does,
soon gives him an intuitive knowl-
edge az to whether any particular
horse will give him trouble and
when once on he has got to stick for
ali he knows how. His rope comes
in handy fifty times a day either to
catch some maddened COW or runa-
way calf, to haul wood or hundreds
Of other uses.
Without knowledge Of the coun-
try he could never pilot a branch of
cattle to the main herd nor could he
look up strays, and finally other cat
tlemen would palm off the most
miserable specimens upon him if he
could not tell good beef from bad.
His readiness to distinguish ard
knowledge of the various marks
used to denote ownership is exceed
ingly important, especially in the
spring, as disputes frequently arise.
All these qualities. good cow
bov excels in, and when to these are
added cheerfulness, adaptability and
good humor, it is hard to find a
more pleasant companion. The life
is hard, but the freedom and excite
ment seem i'm most instances to out
weigh the har,lshipS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-08
. SUICIDE on pupDrxG RIVER.
benjamin FIncer Committed Suirl"'
while TennnrnriIA IIsane.

Benismin FIncer Committed Suicide,
While Temporarily Insane.
Saturday night a courier rode into
Woodburn and informed Coroner
Byland that a man by the name Oh
FJncer, living across Pudding river,
had committed suicide by hanging.
DIR. Byland hastened to the dwell
ing where the unfortunate man
had lived for the purpose ofconduct-
ing an inquest.
The body was found lying on a
"shake down" in one corner of the
upstairs or loft, it not having been
finished.
IL appears from the testimony adj
duced at the inquest that deceased
had not been enjoying good health
I for the last few months, and was ev-
er afraid that some persons were fol-
lowing him for the purpose OF rob
berry or murder. He had told Mrs.
! Miller, for whose husband he was
working, that he chad to die some
time and might as well die here lin
the saw mill rs any place lie left
/ Mr.. Miller's place and went home,
arriving there about six o'clock in
/ the evening. He stood around the
/ house for some time talking about
/ the hay, etc. He then went up
stairs,ns Mre. Fincer supposed to rest
| on the bed, and she saw no more OF
/ him for about five minutes, when
/ seeing Mr.. HOstetlcr and her son,
Elmer, coming down the road, she
went upstairs to call Der husband
and was Mortified to find him hang
ing by the perk to - raitcr. she
rushed down stairs and called to
Mr. HOsta.lcr and her son "to come
quick. por Gods sake, Pa is hang
ingW
Young Fisher rushed up stairs
closely followed by Mr.. Hostetler,
who cut the man down. They laid
him down on the bed, and although
he breathed once or twice, he could
not he revived.
1t seems that he went TO the head
of the stairs and there pulled of
his boots aud laid his hat down. He
then made II siip-noose Of II clothes
line fastened one end to rafter
and put the moose around his neck.
He then threw his weight on to the
rope, drew up his knees and stran-
gled himself to death. So quietly did
he go about ii that his daughter,
who was working in the kitchen
just beneath him, heard no noise.
The deceased was IA native of Switz-
erland. He moved to Oregon from
Tuscalare county. Ohio, about ten
weeks ago, says the Independent,
and siace that time has been living
about five miles northeast of Wood
burn.