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WASHINGTON STATE GRANGE.
Tho Patrons of Busbandry flushing
Ahead hi Washington


Last week was Grange week in Wash
ingtOn. The State Grange mot At La
Comes, and was noted for tho amount
of work done and for tho harmony that
prevailed.
OTho Patrons of Washington arc
abreast of tho times. Tho literary cx-
crciscs wcro Of tho best. Politically
they are united as ono man on all ques-
tions affecting our interests except tho
tariff, and thero is not much
difference thore. The work of
tho session was all. completed. Tho
sisters had all the time asked for
for their work and all were happy.
Among those from abroad were Bro.
Cressy, treasurer of California State
Grange; Bro. John Simpson, worthy
lecturer of Oregon State Grange and
Sister T. L. Hillery, Oregon editor Of
<ho Rural Prose, BRO. Imbrlo ana wIfo
and son and his wifo, and they wore all
delighted at the fraternal feeling and
life in the State Grange Of Washington.
Last July there were only threo small
Oranges in Washington; now there arc
thirty or thirty-one, and If nothing hap
pens thcrc will be u largo increase in
number of Oranges organized and also
in membership
The State Grange at tho close Of Its
business had a picnic at Fourth Plain,
and Judge Hare, of Iiillsborough, Ore,
addressed the people upon tho subject
of Corporation and the plan adopted at
llillsborough, whcrc the Patrons have .
store and also bank, and I do not
know, but think. thoy also have other
enterprises thcro. Tho Patrons Of this
county have just opened a store at Van.
couvcr. and will, no doubt at an onrly
day open Others at other points Toll
tho Patrons OF the East that tho Patrons
of tho West arc at work as they mover
were before. Cor. National Grange Buk.
lntin.
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\ Tragedy at Tcn-MilC HilI.

At the dawn OF Sunday morning
". il. Ahrcns was killed III tho house
oi L. ID. Green. 1t is strange and
at the same time revolving story.
Domestic troubles and inticlity were
the causes which led to the tragedy.
The crime was without Witnesses, cX-
ccpt those directly interested in its
termination. The victim of the
tragedy never uttered II word after
the fatal shot was fired. He was i'll
the castle of his slayer, he was there
with no one except the wife of the
slayer, and whether he was there I'M
der invitation OF not, in view of the
circumstances connected with the
case: there seems to have been provo
cation for the killing. II. ID. Green,
who fired the fatal shot. was suspi-
cious of the intimacy of the man he
killed and his wife.-Ncws and Cou-
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tions of similar kind. Interstate
Grocer.
Bdo You timo, good friend. DO not
be opposed to the Farmers Alliance be-
cause Of this or that, too soon Just
what is tho wrong Wow Of matters" or
tho right control Of trade" will not
DO determined in tho future by your
ipsc dixit, or ours, and much less by
tho laws of trade as heretofore prac-
tlccd by your grocery man. You may
pooh pooh tho farmers movement as
you please, but your business depends
upon tho farmers wcll-bcing and not
on their ill-doing. You can afford to
MD the work rather than discount it
Tho Farmers Alliance IL hero to stay
Rural World.
way
Example IS better than prcccpt Tho
farmers are working ont their own sal
walton with vcl-hcadcdncSS worthy
Of all praise. Follow it up, brethren
The Cape Cultivator says: "If one can
judge from reports, the farmers mean
business this year, and intend to mako
themselves heard. In Stoddard County
they went into the township meetings
elected farmers TO county conventions,
organized II 10 suit themselves, select
rl farmers TO the State convcn-
ton, and elected "a central committee,
composed entirely of farmers A
gentleman who was present at tho
convention at Bloomfield LAST Satur-
day. informed us that the farmers came
there with their plans laid, and could
not be Induced 20 dcv.atc from them q
particle and they carried it out to tho
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THE LAWS LIGHTNING.
The MnEllarar- -KsD....iar Shocked to n""sh
nj Last.


hTBUEN, n. u. Aug. G.-Bctwecn
six and seven o'clock this morning in
the basement of the State prison in
this city William Kemmlcr was killed
under the law by the use of clectri
,ity On March 29th, 1889, he mur
dercd his mistress. Tillie Icigler, and
his death today was the reparation
for his crime.
He brcakfasted lightly between five
and six o'clock. Religious services
were held. He made his own toilet.
and was cheerful, cool and without
apparent dread He entered the
death chamber about half-past six.
He assisted i'll preparing himself for
death. Hc was placed i'll an ordinary
chair by the warden who introduced
him TO those present. He made
few brief farewell remarks. There
were no prayers i'll the death room.
The man wuS'cvidcntly devoid of nerve
tension.
His voice while speaking had no
trcmor. He submitted to the straps
quietly. He directed the adjustment
of the electrodes. He made Sug-
gcstiOn to the warden and finally sat
Ill the death chair without trcmor.
A convulsion marked the applica-
ton OF the electric current. He was
said to be dead in seventeen seconds
and the current was stopped.
Later it was resumed. and in thir-
teen minutes from the first stroke he
was declared dead. The flesh of the
back was burned. also Il spot upon
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"what viii tn3 N. .rvcst


Farmers have universally gono into
the extensive cultivation Of a new crop
this season. Tho golden grain of
"Equai rights 10 all and special privi-
lcgcs TO nono,' has been sown broad
cast throughout the LAND; and that it
has fallen on fertile soil is clearly
shown by the wonderful growth seen on
every hand The Alliance and In
dustrial cul,ivators arc doing good
work and politicians arc anXiously in
nuiring: What will tho harvest hop"
Tho hand that rocks the cradle is tho
nand tha, goes through mans pockets
n tho WOO. SRA hours.
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the cncroachmcnts OF tho Mbncy Power,
every day becoming moro apparent and
dangerous Our platform Is all right:
IT is entirely satisfactory to tho masses.
If our cnndidnt"s are equally satisfac-
tory, enemies OF tho movement
will be to that extent disarmcd,
and friends will bc strengthened
in their purpose. Mon who have
been much in Office could servo this
cause better as workers than as cundi-
dates, and the man who is known us q
''chronic oilicc-scckcr" is not IA good
collector OF votes.
Men Of convictions, mon Of character,
men of courage and stcadinoss of pur-
pose, men who are earnestly and active
ly In sympathy with tho peoples move
mcnt are the men needed now. We
can not afford to frittcr away our OPP
portunitics with incompetent or unfit
men as our color bearers. Success with
good mon Will land US far ahead the
first step. .-KanSas Farmer.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Matters that Will Need Careful and Wig
liant Watching.

Matters that Will Need Careful and Wig
liant Watching.
The namo indicates the general make
of an organization forming about tho
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
as nuclcus Thcre will be suggcs-
tions from tho outside and also through
friends on the inside to add some sido
issues to the Peoples platform. This
matter will need careful and vigilant
watching. Tho platform agreed upon
ut st. Louis is broad enough to build u
party on. 1t could DO mado moro
specific and to that extent improved;
but thcro should DO no change that
would take any part away or add any
thing foreign. What has been added by
tho State, with suggestions made by
tho Emporia union meeting, are quite
sufficient for comprehensive dcclara-
tion of what at least ninety per cent of
dissatisfied people want.
AS to candidates, that is a matter Of
very great Importance. a candidate Is
sometimes equal to tho party's platform.
lIo may have boon 30 closely identified
with somo particular movement Us to
suggest his platform without Its being
presented at all. Men who, from any
cause, have become Objectionable to
largo classes of votcrs, should not be
set up as candidates of tho Peoples
party. This Is n movement in which q
great many persons Will unto who have
formerly boon far apart and their
present uniting Is based upon tho
reasonable belief that TO advocate
necessary reforms docs not require
any violence to opinions on issues past
Tho Republican party was made up of
men who had differed widely on many
questions; thoy came together in oppo-
sitien &e, ,thssPepsyse iS.Iutss Ma ton Of,
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Il only heard one Shot at :ir,,.
Then ! think it was IL longer inter
val between the first and second
shots than between amy Of the 9th
crs
Policeman BaSton testified that he
ran over to Mr. Hudson. who was
walking toward Mr.. Pattillo firing,
Knocked his arm down, anal grabbed
hm, and called 10 Policeman Shea to
arrest the other man. He did not
know Hudson was wounded. He laid
him down OH the sidewalk. and he
died mt once.
Policeman Shea Sworc h" grabbed
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laws and AT laws. Lev usl -
these things s.-Mortimor Whitchtaa.
Sec. National Grange.
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and their Scanty 1t In marked contrast 70
the in tho nrBt act 1t represented pArlor on
Fifth avenue The leading said to the young lady
Have you been to the opera this evening" and she
replied sWeety. mo. Reginald, didnt CO. az felt in
disposed: repoir' The represented dingy
barroom. Theyain encounters Wld Rose Then Ihisssd
between my clSnched teeth Gimme that Will WHd Cat
III kill you and feed your cArcASs to the doRA' Wd
Cat never gives up nothin.' she replied trium.
phAntly, receiving heavy gallery applause. Young
woman CRY the top OF my voice At the same time
drawing revolver and advancing to within three feet
Of her. 4 will give you three minutes in which TO make
up your mind II you then refuse will kill you
Great hcAVsnsr wa Cat replica have only three
minutes to Vc' Before you Hi! me. lot me sing the
song my mother taught me-. The band strikes up she
advances to the footights and sings Stick TO Your
Mother Tom IL took her six minutes 70 sing tie song
she having received three enoOreS
PoSsrs left tile company. The role OF villain
did suit q born comedian ia uGrriEsn recon.
mondsd him TO Willie EdOuin, and he successfully
enacted the role Of the policeman IN EVAnEelins" IL
was bart where young Powers displayed his humOr
admirably. and from similar roles Ia farce be rose 10
comic opera
Manager GustAV AmbefEIs TO have jubilee 70 oslo
brsts the tenth SHnVsrsary Of his diTseOTsp u Ibs
GERMAN Theatre In AsS York This Vas determined In
stsnSSy Hall yesterday 81 messing called for the
purpose BY OsEAd OttsIdorisr William sisnWSB, aud
G0i W Mayer The Jubilee BAGsrmAn fashion Of do
inE honor 10 Distinguished AeioFs and managers Herr
bArEsy has Just been saIsd ~ Que 10 Berlin The ~
IiSs 70 Mr. AnbsTg should he nOtSblS Among thOSO
who unite ln this testimonial " him I'd
gard LbL iHT HrhuTh Jacob hehn, Henry
Willard JssAs OsllSDsn hoT'b 'ohn hIrhAfd
kAtAshmAJsE simon hOTh.sr tonsu GsnsTsl tsissI.
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pier 1tsO KEaEsL JShsph "hmsn y A. kingsT
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asssE sik.Ss tsisssGsfs sRG GGslS' asIHtslm, Iis
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Jhls Ehsk UIl 10 iLs last foFSsOT ~ tie
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Cuticura

We believe these great OF skin. scalp and blood
diseases are among tho most wonderful ever per
formed by medicine and stamp the CUTICURA REM.
EDIBs the greatest skin cures blood purifiers and
humor remedies of modern times
CUTICURA, tho great skin cure. instantly aliays
the most aRoniznR itching and innamm alton. clears
tho skin and scalp of every trace of disease heals
ulcers and HoreS crusts and scales and
restores the hair. CUTlCURA SOAP, tho greatest of
skin purifiers and beauiinerA is indispensable in
treating skin diseases and baby humors 1t pro-
ducos the whtest, cearest skin and softest hands.
free from pimple, spot blemish- CUTICURA
REsoLvENT the blood and skin purifier and
plMPLEs black: heads red. ropgh: ehapped aud oily
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each OF which runs an electric pony. In this space
the coursers and their jockeys can move, partly by
thor own VIII and parity by hazard and the game 10
conducted and bets are made under the same rules as
with the ordinary game OF race horses
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destroy ins.cts py Turing them AGAINST charged cage
within which 10 an intense electric lamp the shock
from the bar. Lnliny them A veil knosn Industrial
organ An eonm.utinR sditoriAiy on tn IdsA mAkss
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There is young lady IN Canada who had Q severe
fever which the doctors told her I'M urable.
Recommended the CUTICURA REMEDIES to her and
she is all we'll lady in Montreal had the salt
rheum for nfty.fvo years, and PEELED to pouI.
tice her arms and neck she used tho CUTICuRA
REMEDIES. and is now entirely recovered. Many
Others to my knowledge have used them the great
est advantage, and In where have recon-
mendei them they have been SuccessfuL For children
and infants they simply wonderful believe they
will every kind Of skin and scalp diseases where
doctors and all other remedies fail
DENNIS DOWNING
WATERBURY, Vt. Feb s. 1890
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Remedies

greatest OF humor remedies. cleanses the blood lof
all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus
moves the CAUSE Hence the CUTICURA RIM.
EDIEs cure every species Of agonizinR humiliatnE,
itching burning, scaly. and pimply diseases of the
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whom the best physicians and all other remedies
fail
Sold everywhere Price, CUTTCURA. soc SOAP.
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RS- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" o. pages.
so illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
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iegs till laid mp entirely and from continually
sitting tho floor pillow my limos contracted
40 that lost all control of them. Nv mother would
have to lift out and into bed. could not ret
clothes all. and had to wear n sort OF dress
lug gown Ny hair had all matted down or fallen
of, and my head face and ears were ono scab, and
1had to have towel my head all the time IN the
summer TO keep the flies OF My parents consulted
prominent physician and surgeon here In Chicago
uhe other physicians before mentioned were or
Dundas and Hamilton. Canada) lie said no could
do rothinR for ME. He wanted to cut the sinews
OF my legs so that could walk; but would not
let him. Tor II did get better would have no con
troll of them.
When first applied the CUTIcURA REMEDIES in
January 1879 | all aud bleeding. from
scratching myself. but went asleep almost immodi
ately something had not done for yoars the effect
soothing
The frst morning after using them my esh II had no
skim only on tho end Of my nose, was a pink color
Next day it kind Of white, and could place my
hands OH the without II being painful In about
two weeks could stand straight, but not walk.
weak: but my sores were nearly we'll was cured
in about ak to eight weoks and up to this date Il
from January. 1879 to January 1857 have not been
sick in way have had the least sign OF the dis
reappearinR Ny limbs straight, supple
and strong and my skin 10 finer. softer and liza
BILE to get chapped other persons There many
received by your CUTICURA REMEDIES.
8T32 Dearborn st, W.. MCDONALD.
CHICAGO ILL., Jan. 30. 1887
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Since writing you Jan 30 1887 in regard to my
of eczema in January. 1874 have had reappear.
anco OF the disease In any FORM and am strong
and healthy as though had never had any such dis.
ease W. J. MCDONALD
a732 Dearborn st..
CHICAGO ILL. Jan. "a 1890.
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confirm my cure 81 Jan. 10 1887 which remains
complete and permanent TO date.
DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY. Vt, Feb. g. 1880
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when six months old, the left hand of little
Erandchild began to swell, and had every appear
ance OF large boil We poulticed It but all to
purpose. About nve months after 1t became
running Som olhar Eoraa formed. LIE then
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ing was the
cause; lie rro.
scribed, but the
sores spread to
my ears and
head. Another
N. d. called II
-" Kings Evil"
and precribed
gun p o " d err.
brimstone, and.
lard mixed into
q salve. An.
OF h er pre-.
acribed borax
W alter an d
Hour; another,
linse ed poul.
ticeA None OF
them did mo
any good at
oil. but made
m o " orse.
no diB6RBo
apread to my
n y m m ii
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RlpvIS skin and Scalp purified and Dsautinsd by
phpI CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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QAQNIS Skin and Scalp purified and beautined by
uAUI y CUT1CURA SOAP Absolutely pure
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MUSIC AND MusICIAAA

DluPLES. black heads red. rough. chanped and oily
IlW skin preventai by GUTlCUkA SOAR
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had two OF
them on each
hand. and a. his
blood bscam 0
moro aud more
impure, Il took
less time for
thcm to break
out. A sore
came on the
chin, beneath
the under lin,
which was very
offensive. His
head was one
solid scRb. dis
c h ArRinR .
great deal. This
was his condi.
ton a. twenty.
two m outh h
old, when I
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but feel rich 10 10 relieved OF what Of tho doc.
said leprosy some rnRworm, psoriasis etc.
took . and sarsaparilla year
and q half but no cure. I two three doc
torS, and cure cAniot praise tho CUTIoURA
REMEDIES too much. They have made my skin as
clear and free from scRloE as baby's All used Of
them three boxes OF CUTICURA and three bottles
of CUnCURA REsoLvEST and two cakes Of CUTI.
CURA SOAR II you had been here and said you would
have cured mo for S2o0,Oo you would have had the
money looked like tho picture In your book. OF
Psoriasis Cpicture No. How to Cure Skin Diseases ~
but now am clear any person ever was.
Through force of habit rub my hands my arms
and legs scratch once in while. but to purpose.
am all well / scratched twenty eight yearA and 10
got to be kind Of second nature to THANK you
thousand times. Any who roads this may wTitS 70
mo. and will answerit
DENNIS DOWNING
WATERBURY. Vt, Jan 10 1887
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AZ Roster 4 Bats Garden the appearance OF no per
former is looked forward to with more eaRerne" or
enthusiasm than that of Carmencita the Spanish
dancer. she 10 still reigninR favorite, and will. no
doubt retain her present positon for weeks to come
The burlesquo "our Belle Helene" 10 also continued
Tho variety programme includes Wilton and Nora
EymnaSts; Ella wesner, malo mpersonator; A. O. Dun.
can, vontriloqu'St Max PstteugiIl and his educated
dog jim and othera
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am going to tell you of the extraordinary cure
your CUTICURA REMEDIES performed on me.
About tho LIST NJ April last l noticed some rod
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each Of which electric pony. In this space
the coursers and their jockeys can move partly by
their will and partly by hazard and the game 10
conducted and bets are made under the rules
with the ordinary game of race horses.
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ELECTRICAL.

pIWFLKb, black: heads red; rongh chapped aud oily
I'm skin prevented by CUTICuRA SOAP
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II | had known OF The CUTlCukA REMEDIES
twenty. eight yea ago II would have saved me
S200.UO two hundred dollarO and immense