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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

G!adwin county, Mich. boisis OF hay-
Ing The largest frame tharn IN the world.
1t is $50 feet long, fifty feet wide. The
structure ls three stories high, and Is
seventy three feet from the base TO the
apex Of the road.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

The fowera of the pineapple ARE very
brilliant, and the plant consists Of bundle
OF leaves. The natives cut of the upper
tuh, or crown, Of the fruit, and plant Il In
the earth. In such \ simple manner Is
this luscious fruit pi ioragated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

A Cermsn bioloeis, says that the two sides
Of the face are never alike. In two on, Of
hve persons the eyes are out Of line;
on' eye rs stronger than the other In
seven persons out Of ten. and the righ, ear l.
generally higher than the left.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

The northern border OF the great Sahara
DessTt--made accessible by railway eommun.
ieaiion across Algeria Is becoming winter
resort for European invslids and other persons
seeking mild and equsble winter climate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

Great Is the power OF the waves. II Is
related b. the aneicn. fisherman OF Cape
Ann thai one ro:k, since estimated TO
weigh sixty-swo tons, was carried shore
ward some twenty rods In the great gale
which tore down Mlnot's light IN iSsL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

Papar hassbssa successially made from
the huAks II Indian corn. Tho process in-
wolves bo.iing the hasks In solution ei
eaustie coda. The resul. of tho boiling l. .
sutanons pas.s. which. when pressed. Yields
an excellent thre.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

Aa army Of ioeusis that took Eve days in
passing and was ten miles wide recently swep,
over the Punjah In India. The crops were
ready TO harvest. however. and were saved
before The locusis reached them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

Tso huge redwood trses, growing side by
aide. support the ii..bsrs anI rails Of rail.
road Ia Sanona county. Calf 7 20 limb,
have been sawed of sew snty i've feet above
The surface Of aereek. and at thi. height the
railroad crosses rayino.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

PoFpy seed he, no sedativs properly. u
the east tho oil is pres ed on, and used as =
substitute for salad oil 10 cookery. The
refuse Of the seed is thsn u.ed for f.ttenios
n1nltrY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

Paris, with population Of about a,soo,-
600. has fewer than 100 negroes within Its
llmils.s II IL claimed that the colored pop
ulation Of all France ID less than $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

A man inhales one pia, Of air a, each breath
while standing. al adul, respiration 10 iwes,y.
t~o times per minute; while lying down,
thir,een. To save your breath. lie down.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

President Livingston, Of the Georgia Al
lance. declares that, as between democracy
and The alliance, he will adhere 10 the former
under all circumstances.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

The DzxoeRAF viii exchange sewing
machine Of any make desired, except one Or
wo. for some oak grub wood and part cash;
or will consider. other propositions & any
ne desiring new machine
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

Fertmiller & Irving have some Renais-
sance lace curtains for SIS pair, rs fine a.
anything ever seen in the city. Thsy
range down to ~ pair. Other lace cur-
taias dswn to 81 ei less q pair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30
. Gusicura ResoIvent

Tho now N.ccA lHsfrr. iptr-nalN TO cirsun, the
tood ~ rll iupur,urs snl poisonous vlctucat. and
lngf remove the cHasr', uHt CvrlrUHA, the grrat
ekln Cure. and CcrtcvGA soar. an sHquls,te skln
boaHuivt, externally 10 clear the akin and acalp
ane tosotc the hatr, cure every disease and humor
o. ihc ska and blood, from p,mplcs 10 serotalA.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30
lszza6e6zM1s
l,,dins Photographers A .any oregon,

We have bous sbt.all theme egativt made by
L w Clark and w H Greenwood mp to Nov
18th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of us At reduced iates. We haye
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from whiek duplicates can be had ut
like rates. We carry the only fall line Of
Views of this state and do enlarge work at
lowet rstes for first class work. We shall be
pleased tosee yen at our Studio in Freman'a
bleck, next deor TO Masonic Temple.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

The Charles e Zane kid gloves manu-
factured at Philadelphia are the best In the
market. Call st A B MoIlwain's and ex-
anime them before purchasing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

We insurssgAin 1t tramps.
TswNsENp & WILseN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

The best roast coffee in the city al Gon,A
Acysr >.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

phpv'C skin and Scalp purified and beau,lned
UNO y by CUrIcuRA Soar. Absolutely puTr,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30
for Infants and Children.

"castoria ID % veil adaptsd 10 chfdrvn TIA.
recommend itas superior 10 any prescription
known 20 me" II. A. ARCHIE, n. D.,
III So. Oxford s.. Brooklyn, E.Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

SOME RAcEs.-A subscription Is being
raised for some prises for trot among
Linn county roadsters. Saturday Oct. 81
has been set as the time, and the fair
grounds as the place for the contest. There
will be a number of entries, arrangements
for which have not yet been completed
To have blue hydrangeas water the
plant with water in which alum Is dis
solved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
Tsa0stsr JlA.

lSVm ~ OoN16B 4SvcWE
nhd the day he was married, ald danced 81 De
An Iisssd the S1ds sweet xaxs,s daughter Il Ssa
1n,nd nov !h.y sss up housskssp.a. two ysuns psez
when ji%'. only stock vas . heavy R.ok an sou,
Kentucky mules.
Well they lived along oenss.ssd With their little 1sys
An every year baby oemA an twice they ssns h
Til the house WAS full Of children vsth their shsutn
An their sinein' an laushin an eryn' made BsdlsA
An Jim he seemed to ike It an he spent al hi svsns
E. heart
me ssumea pIayin but heads an hearts sssd -
bow whom he'd begin
30 they lived along 10 that way the from DAY ~
With plenty Of time for drivtn' work and little time
An slovn around EN- the sweetest girls ana the live.
TIL The sd ray heads 81 the tive cid folks was crowned
with the honslisst Joys
Nh , GS%; u e n. i; sa well that's al n''r'
Only two q the girls Is married An one Of the ssys
An they 70 honest an decent happy an the vs,y
best Christians know,
Though reckon IN brilliant company thsy'd b voted
. leotis slow.
Oh you're pressed for simsi Excuse yous Sure. I'm
Kept = g .a . so,.su.. and
s''' isei.n G that Il vss S! sronl ''a '" -Aa
10 tell such eommenplAes story OF svosueh common
But W cans al nit drunk an gamble an light an RI.
RI. DuaDss.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

From the Pau Mall Gasene.
Ihavs been dining here Of the best clubs In Lon.
DON But the potatoes are uniformly bad, Way. and
tndigesiba lido not write merely OF club grievance
am An old housskeeper-marrisd over twenty ysara
am passionatsly fond OF potatosA and rarely ever
get them to my liking. Ihad to 70 to - the other
day, and my host ID large potato Growsr Al dinner
the potatoes perfect ravishinx few questions
and answers elected tho remarkable fact that my
table Was usually supplied BY my hosts potatoes But
vaxy. and abominsbla His were light dry. meAly. and
psrfsotly dslishsfuL Being bit Of cook myself
arranged with host to spend the forenoon In
bis kitchen. The potato 10 composed almost entirely
Of pure starch To make this starch agreeable the
eye and the palate It, oorpuscular elements must 30
split BY heat In the presence OF OF o,urs
and at temperature Just . little higher than boiling
water at the sea level t2iTl Now. happen to live
st such . height above sea level that water proba
bly, bos at 2I0'. Hence never get good
potatoss!0Ny hosts house was Just mine. and his
cook said that the water In his we'll did suit pota-
toes hs nothing about the sss level and temper
aturs thas she obliged to soften II with salt"
She put big handful Of salt in the pot Of Hoaosa and
] think raised the boiling point to about 2l8'.
Then after boiling them till the skins burst she poured
on the water cooked the lid half OF the pot pat the
latter the hob nd thus for about ntssn minutes
she thoroughly dried thsm The result amazing and
dslightfuL Iwsnt homA and made series Of careful
sxpsrimsntA You cannot steam potato into psrfso-
asa unlsss yoa saooss the raise It's tenn
Dsrssurs 70 about siss. Potatoes must always
ssiausa. In srdsr 70 get them In perfection delightful
70 she palate easy Of digestion After such treat
msnt they may BE- made into soup; they may b baked
roasted flor few minutes only In their skins; they
~ mashed cooked Ia mnnre saun or nifty things
may be done with thsm; but nrst Of ali they be
boiled In their skins with psAty o. salt ana then well
dried Los..svTr1RHc .AtAsHM
KAIlosAI LissrIL cLuh Nay Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
Her Last Course.
H,sA III Rossoa S>,onam,s,1

We. married. ~ wife she had studied sessesrspAy
Got that Down solid then took up photography,
Mastered that science and started geography.
All in the course OF year:
She presently took Q course OF theoloGy,
Followed that up win touch OF mythology.
Got dssrss In the line Of so5logy.
stu her great mind remained olsag.
p she TOOK in course On the theory OF writing
Rene lessons and points the subject Of dghang,
4 long house building, hoatin4 and l9h0na
For ever her classmates she'd soar;
90 she entered the subject OF steam nAvigataoR,
Took also instruction In church education,
And m altered the study OF impersonAton,
And stu she was longing for more.
Next she tackled the latest Grsat fad electricity
Dress reform institutes taught her simplicity.
Sought the best way TO encourAR re felicity,
Oh she's ~ smart Q book!
She at last ended up with course In phsnstsA
Gave . little attention and time TO athlstica
The rest Of her leisure she gave to agnstieA
And now she 70 learning to cooki
RRHssI vu1oE1 Ws1eaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
The Merry British Began.

Nom LoN9mdNs XaodstnA
brave the day. brave the night
Throw my sorrows to the wind,
And try 10 keep . cheerful mind,
Although my coat u THU and light
Although INV has
IL wondered A.
Because shaved the outer Mn
10 Try and keep IL smooth and 0fn-
Ilaush and sing and whistle. soA
when hAvs wind enough To- spafA
But In she sharp and frosty cir
Ny breath comes short my nose turns 20A
Ny tinesrs ffsexa,
And my poor knees
W0uld knock together did they dAeeJ
But still keep jaunty air.
when bread Il scarce and shelter pose
watch the spArrowA and sAy
~ ony want . meal day"
And " they turn me from the deer
tramp for weeks
And dodge the bsAkA
And with no money for . bed
try an ArchWAy Or ehed.
Ibravs the day. brave the niSht
throw ny sorrows to the wind,
It's wise TO keep cheerful MAD
And screw your COURAGE for the nghA
And so. kind sir.
In case you err.
With over. pity. worse thaa neuA
Just hand copper and have delA
NMA p. LAyAsa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
Bardslsy Keeps Hts Dssp1.
From the PAasdeiyAta RsosrA

Ex-City Treasurer John Bardslsy, who 10
now convict In the Eastern Penltsntisry. will
not he treated to the indignity OF being de-
priyed Of hts Aging beard or have bis hair
elsewhere. no regulation requiring this exists
IL the Eastern Ponit entiary. No change Ia re:
quired TO be made In tho convicts personsl
appearance other, than what hs may himself
DEERE. II his hair REQUIRES cutting and he re-
and the style Of the cut 10 not Q rsgulstlon one.
but To ofdsr."" As TO shaving. II 10 chooses
% sSx beard 2. rst 81 h one nh.ssdy sr0wa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
The OLE Stage Deer.


IT'S mp . little allsywAy,
Whore dust aud darkness reign,
With all the kindred mysteries
That follow In their train.
The trasio and the comic blend.
Just - they did Of yors,
Look eat or else you'il tumble
A. The sla stsss dees.
The pains shas euss bsAssksAb
Has vanished lsaS ssA
Ike thAs 81 many . foetitght gueeo
whose smile We used y kasv.
whose voice has long bees silent
Whose face 10 seen NO more
when play and song are ended,
A. the old stage door.
The chosen few who enter now
Are faces now and strange
For those We know have passed away
With Times relentless change.
All we'll, wen veil with laughter
The tears that vsx Us sors,
~ We turn away hsarthsavy
yrsn the sla stage deer.
asssss sssssss WsAsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

JroM ~ london WsytL
On wad were the sunbeam
She llys upon her HAIR.
DO might be the enc beam
That sara the dark luke fAlSi
And wad I were the rssss
That paint her checks sac bright
0As real that none suppeses
Shs rubs them Oh AZ night
Ana wad ] were the jewel
That clasps her dainty wAtsA
AAd CARS her pant sac cruel
Whsne' Or she walks vi hAstsl
WAd were tx attraction
That lends IA air o. truth,
That stays Times wintry action
AAd giss her back her youth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

Prom he SeU Haven Epewins Register.
Editor wattsrson doing GOOD deal OF talking sbout
The Democratic candidates In lisa when he gets
sArsssh. ~ VIII psshAss uvs Ne party chance y Az
~ vsatA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

Women Pbysiciaas II Austria.
from the Zurich Univsrsy. have been iassAlsA b ne
ssss,i.l :, ssrsl:s: ,sSss K Sss :.s 49, y1es
Aoss kersshesep VIE ~ bss6 sSaASlaiSS1 ScS0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
Before the 0atA.

Before the 0otA
Prom tAe PsetsbswsA DtsSsssA
Shsy rave the whole long day - Nls laughter.
To dtful song and jest
10 moods OF 0ohsrness - idle AfteH.
Aud snenca Just - idis - the rest
But when At last upon their way rst1Rnaag.
Taciturn lats and loAth
Through thu broad meadow u the sunset 6urnteE
Thsy rsachsd the xAtA one nae spell hioAefe4 ossk
Her heart was troubled With subtle anguish
Such - but women know
That wait and lest love speak o. speak nok lA0gu6A
And Whist they rather would they would not -
MI he said. manlite nothing oemprshsndias
OF oil the wondrous guile
That women won win thsmsslyss With. aaa osnAiAg
kyes OF relentless asking on her all the whiA
-Ah. II beyond this gate the path united
Our steps - far ~ death
And might open itr' His voieA Adri8htsA
AZ It's own DARING. faltersd through his brsasA
Then ,hs whom both h!s faith ana fear sssAasssA
Feeling her womAns dnsst Wit had wanted
The ars he had that knew 70 blundsr Welt
ghyly drew near little step and nookiAg,
"ShAll We not b too late
Ser e. !" che said I'm quite yern sat With yaltins
Tea thankA ysur arm And will you-opsn the gatsr
WnliAA DlAH RovsnA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

It's Level Reaaissa ths same, AswovSv.
yvs0 ~ PASisAs0AIs 1AsorA
~ psss11sst esHs!uAsl y lever shs ts1osseuS q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
POEMS WORTH READING



SfsW ~ DSseA era Vssws~.
with his hand In he beard
Sat shs lonely JAhvsh.
And stroked his beard.
I'M stsfnAlly fray old-tsstamsntay osaRd;
Ana the Eternal One wsuld have dee, He ssaiA
VI .e.'n'se 70. 'ns osoossA sS
se oo'.s s"u y. . "i.Aas wv
" Ds's,ono%y h,ss sue ,o1ss 'ous's
w" 's 'so"A'"-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

A curious case has been before the eout Of saaarA
The dscaysd remains Of woman were discovered Ia
the vogs On Investigation II WAS found that II he
body Of woman who about four year, ago bad bssa
drowned In the voEa In state Of inebristy but taksn
out and given = Christian burial BY her children I.
village few vsrsts distant from ssmsrA The Delies
discovered at last that three psasaas Of the Village q
Kooromtcha whore the woman was buried haA AbiD-
tsrrsd the body thrown It In the river On ascosAe
Of the Aroushts and famine that prevail In shss az
trct the peasants have 70 the oenolusisn thas
thsir misfortune was due 70 the displsssars se
the River volRa who had . legitimate sisin
30 the body OF the woman drowned In her wassrA
The river was wrongsd whom her bsdy vas taken eus
and famine They believed that II they restored the
dead body to the volsa Its wrath would DO appsassd
and their troubles would The Alderman Of The
village and the three peasants who committee The %.
psrsous act were sentenced to imprisonment fer tive
10 four months respectively But the psasans Of the
district sympathizs with thsm, believing shst they
did right In restoring to the voss what due 70 u
The inisad steamship company Z" SamolSt" bas NAMED
ono OF Its steamers Leo TostoL In homer Of The 70
nownsd novelist This vss great displsasurs the
tsnssly religious press YooshnIy Of Iharkov 80
Vlado'~osa Of St. Petersburg think that y vsy ~
proper On the part Of AN orthodox company In hsly
Russia" 70 do honor 70 the nams OF hereto me Tol-
stsi Rosos Vremya, however displays great soisra-
ton In this matter. says that 10 customary all svss
the world to honor the names OF prominent literary
men In this manner. Not only vessels but ewes
streets and squares OF large cities dssi9uAtsd By
their nAmea And matter . to the hssstical
rsngious views Of Toslo novelist he occupies the
most prominent positions IN the Russian literature"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

lnk0ImAuo0 800uk
flour celebrated paintnsA"
III RoArsxa.-ws DO not knew vhsrs yss go sss
portrait Of Mis- cumminA the author sf he "LamH
lighter" but Try Houshton, Ninnin os.
WsrA-ssrssans Mason the msa w sAst o.
ousssu- Wa tried BY court MARTIAL Imprisoned aaa
dishonsrsbly discharged from the Army.
" H. RHsssk-Ths leading papers In Nsx1se ass u -
1Sbee, n NaetoH Il dsiss; the ssast u Ma
salau, the weekly. 81 oeeissnsaI
csr A-Msxisan Government beads are aes Quoted
on the New York s.oak Exchange On the London kx.
change June "a they were quoted At ssH to sek.
d 1te.-ws think II Is s,ul true that the Cuuard
Steamship Company has lost passenger BY acol
dent The ci,y OF Boston bsonssd to the Inmau line
J xeDermot.-ws don't know whore the Johns,own
statues made; probably. IL they're still In the
kst yeu can get thsm from St Johns Convent"
Johnstown, Pa
samu<i Coh<m-fhe AAs Vice 10 nsnstsr Of hidssss
nsn" 10 nisquotstiou Of Pops's "vies " . msnsssr
Of frshsfsi nsu lias s7 Of the second spstls Of
bis -Issay % Ma"
IGA-ws asar knew vhas vim 1ssvsat ysls lss.
vssl extract fssn sstas late sasky Aass, lssvssa
and its dsesotsas are nessA fos DsssDsasns ssssss
aad that We Dssssne 70 vhas yeus sxwaes y dsins.
J. Ssos.-You can't remove the nildsw from your
saiis when you get new sails spread them and put
. coat Of weak whitsW ash-iims and watsr-sn thsm;
lot them dry In the and then wAsh the white
en this Will prevent them from miidewtng
NJ Hop9an-Th. pecan tree Is slow In bearing no.
Yielding nuts for thirty yesrs Or more A pecan
orchard 10 profitable when II once 10 bearing. The
veeA Of the tree V good II hAs been suggested TO
sssfs the pecan the Kaslish walnut II ysathsvs
un% res nishs start psssa ssssasd sss ysu sASssa
q srsaashaAssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

mr,,o 20 an eyonlng OF very miscellaneous
MY 70 dance msas Ssa and sunday ofiers
ua.lo1 OF popular and sacred selections. IL
einHs1csly necessary to add that rhomas's ad-
NJ. no musi 'ians are in excellent form for
~ heir farewell eneacsment In this city.
nsasoped that these closing nightp Of their
q I'll p .So arc y shs
Erssely more season able or more artistic en-.
sosanment is not offered to this public Just
acfobats. gymnasts. and contortionists do
.o''ncrease so rapidly In number In late years
most most people who visit the circuses and
, suas'llos have believed. The only explains
rs.,ns rather peculiar one. but It H. said to
e Fnow ssSassS IL per-
s.,s prSsstio a fths result ., some s
NOT s at sss sBis ess SeF sbo ua :,
one aours Kind or III. ano o4Sstc. su 81
si%I,,as n "a symptoms are dessfi6sd Is
III sI ~se. o. mug vomica ayunasts and aero:
s: and :s.rtIas l.s. ssa IT,. ss death
h s1 Sia GsG TsA sa:i5 sta
:ss ss BRANCH q PGR e. VARIETY and
=, customary bill OF variety will b In force
st'rst this week. and. II anything. the pro-
n" wme VIII DO deal better than the average.
q Rnnst comprises such sterling fayorites
slpnIs Julian graceful and remarkably
s6n,Ib ,emale contortionist: Martin Julian.
slnaSs! otis ellison, Q popular little ballad
tossth:r s cIsHn. o,BIten, agsint and 11 a.
fsntoo Of wonderful expertnssA Ross and
az ~ VII also Appear together In On ASree-
~ ~ Mics Fento9,s sngaxsment Will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

humorous IepottOry compeuIoo' - thoS
are called in the theatrical business. are
neither known nor heard of In the great cities
Their routes arc laid through towns and VII
lages. II tho woods arc not full OF them. q
least the clsarinas are frsauented By then: u
Is amusing to 70 Into Q dramatic agency OF the
minor grade and catch . bit Of dialogue 20.
S.ndidsts for smpIoymenI Wh.t1 d as yHs.
am: ana light 0o eo%sdy," .sniisd b; III:
low who can look romantic hero. at
:%Ss fhsSSh DSs able IL ns uaohe sm
and snare drSm In tho band, We'll. ri give
gov ten and board you aS pr on'ii toe tSS
to do three or four roles. but they're modern.
and you'll only need to supply dress suit. 4
hq&Hf r fsfss. fs ssn s.
ing interpreted means that the Rood-lookinR
young fellow Was poor actor. and 80 mad 70
accept place In crossroads company: that
besides scting In several dramas constituting
the repertory Of the concern. he would play
a bacony outside the hall or opera house be.
fore the show. and beat drum In the street
parade IN entering each village thSt on t9s q,
furniture used In. the plays; and. that bis re-:
munsrat!on should DO ton dollars Meek and
his board. the man Agement paying his travel
ling expenses. Such 10 modern transforming.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

4 WsrA-ssrssans Mason the mes w sAst o.
0usssu Wa tried BY court MARTIAL imDstsensA and
dishonsssbly discharged from the Army.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-06-12
Ex-Gov. Ordway Coming Back.

According to the Minneapolis Tribune
correspondent, Hon. N. G Ordway is on
his way to this state, where he will spend
several months for his health. The gov
ernor has been sick for some time, and
was once given up by his friends as be-
yond recovery. He has declared that he
was through with politics, AS he was get
ting too old to stand the brunt of the fight
as before, but the Tribune intimates that
his journey west is not entirely devoid of
political significance. and that it may con-
Germ the next senatorial election. It is not
believed that the ex-governor has any
further aspirations himself, but now that
his health is on the mend, his old war-like
spirit moves him to get into the arena
again, and there is no place like North
Dakota for a gladiatorial combat at any
season OF the year. Gov. Ordway still has
many property interests in the state.