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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Douglas S. Dufur and Fred D. Hill is
hereby dissolved this date by mutual
consent. Said Fred D. Hill will assume
all CO. partnership liabilities and collect
all accounts dde said firm, and continue
said business.
FRED D. HILL,
DOUGLAS S. DUFUR.
Dated, Dalles City, Oregon, October
10th, 1895.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-30
EckeIs Not a Candidate.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Controller ]. H.
Eckels, who passed through Chicago
last night, stopped long enough to dis
claim any aspirations for the guberna-
torial nomination in 1896. Mr.. Eckels
and ex-Congressman Gable represent
the faction of the Illinois, democracy
which is opposed to Governor Altgeld.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-30
This Feature,
QUALITY


OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

>sxrxES voulrn in New York city
derive large ineoues By invenrizg de-
Signs for ladies bonnesS
trAM proposes an Innovation N jury
trials Juries are - consist Of eight
members. and SIX % them are eompe-
tent 10 render verde
or Balsimore's 80 polieeuen ia are
nasive-bora Americans. Of IL. remain
der sixry-fou- are Irish aad tzxenrv-Six
Germans
A MARRIAGE license for prospective
groom of Six1y-ssven years and a bride.
OF 6fty-nine WIS issaed n >p-irx1el5.
Corn a few days ago.
Two PARTIES Of bcatmen IN Mar
hlehsad hartor reported seeing Two
strange sea monsters rer~neIy- Il i
SAID the eoatnsn were sober
THE Salvation Army has been de-
elared - b. a public nuisance By the
authorities Of P0utiae. Mich-. and an
ordinance vas passed prohibirsrg is
members from plradiEz or pre1ehiny
on any bu. two specified streets of the
town
The Interesting piese Of hunor Of
eopyriShring the Dscla-ztior Of hide
PendsEee Vas ps-pstrate,f recently By
some news agency, whieh furnished u
is pla-s-rarrer subscribers a s-erpo-
typed fac-simile of the historic 5o.-u-
u.sut for publication on the Fourth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
MuITUM IN PaRvo

HUalOE Is wit and Thaeleray-
To FEOCLAIE our faults % the world
= pride--CoufuciUs
CaLDExN have more need OF models
than OF critics.
HUEuTrT i 70 have right estimate
OF ones selE-Spurgeon-
To EE angry Is TO revenge the faults
Of others on ourselveS--Pope-
To cAKRT care 10 bed Is to sleep with
i pack on your bacs--Haliburton-
II i anocher's fault il h. be migrate
tuls but il : mine 4 I do NOT give
>~1eca-
A PROPENSITY 20 hope and Joy Is real
riches one 70 fear and sorrogx Is real
povsrty--uume.
AcrtoS may not always brig haPpi-
sssss bat there Is no happiness without
a.-ion--Ds.rzeli
Es wao loves soo.aess harbors an
gels. sesxrra -ev=gvrss. AID lires with
Uca -EIS=<sl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

ALoSzo HCSTLzT. aged sexezty-to1s
has arrived In Morley. Nieh-. having
walked the entire distance from CoCnr
CT Bluffs
EDIroE D B CoorE. OF the Me
tNieh-l Mirror, has been printer sixty
SIX years lie Is now eighty years old.
bat can stick type a. rapidly Is any
eo1posItor n lis oEiee-
" 4 WALLACE has been the post
master ot H1zEocGsvLle o. since lsSe
De has served under tAirty-one post
zaS.e-s gecsrzl ard probably Las tbs
--reeord+ among United States post
masters
JOES Hail. Al e.-a.y-three-yea--o.a
resident % Portland Ne. Who seems
10 BE something Of pheno1enca evss
Il that eoaEtrT % spry and agile o.
fox. ssszes challenge 10 Erezris Al,
ran Il CGzhsFiszG eaz2sy sish-sI
ls4Asa g Fs.sss c. sS<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
A SLAVE FROM BOTHOOD.
- .. "a .. 90. -,

(Ervna ~ I'D Tls7, Mira. ExpsoiscssaLl
= a1 n11 sxeusy-tlur years olt. saif
Es5xi1 STazso1- % WAase R1ck- G-lodnle
cuzrsr Mn. % a EFpas6lzass repressnEa-
i've. and a. Fu1 c1a sc an ngt verT
l1rr- OF stature When I wls eleven yeas
Gil b.sra-ue asib-te,i wiki SICKNESS which
baas@t the ski AMI kHoEfestSe q The
physician I rzs not taken s1sl,isnly IL
BAT en- the cuurrEry I can hardy sszes Tie
exacs tine when Z bean The irsz STup-
tens vera pans in nv bark azst restless
uighss The disease dNf not sruuAle ne
rlacA a. E-<r. boz e seemed - nKTe settled
IN M body - say. 1zsi NJ bitter expert
e1ce during the lslss thirteen ysl-s 7r1Test
that - be tic case- l KS q course a
chi.d- and never dreamed u the suffering
IN store for ms- comp l2iuesf 70 Eav par
ems azt thy e1nchgl.-i tha- in tine I
w1aid oarg-aw M trou1ls. but when thsy
heard ne Vrulniug, during M sleep they
ossaa-s tharoG-llF llaruaL Ne,sb-aI al
we Vas sought bus - no avail grew
rApj1lv worse and was sco1 unable 70 move
s1cus AID .1a-lv h.>-a-n. euudne.i crusln-
rally - M bel The e-sss doctors TIA. could
oe hsuf were consulted. but ssaI nothing for
u-e- l tried various zinsis q excessively
advertised p2-sns uessicizes with Dat the
same result
-FJr twelve iu1< years vas thus 4 81
fsre-- n CONSTANT agu1y without respite.
ahscs=<es f1r-e,s On ny bossy In r7pgsf SIC
crsSic1 ami the world in,seess lGCxad very
clrx - ne About this kline wien a. hope
zks gone and nothing seerei left bu- 70 re-
s<a myself - nv most bitter fate nv a.
ssatlsn WIS called - DR. Wilazs' Pax
PiEs for Pale People Like q drowning
Ez1 --aSuIuG az i straw. il sheer Gespera-
TN c1EcilRissI - make one more attempt
rot % -e-aia ny heath Il G4-s not %
hops 80 E1-eaI bot Il possible - ease NJ
pain
I bou--h. 4 box Of the pills and thew
seemed - 60 ne god felE ENCOURAGED
111 cn1ri1le.i tneir Use After taxing II
ouxss W1- Up 1at aole - wax around the
house l have lot feir - vel Tor thirteen
years as during the past year Oulv one
rear have I t1xen DR. " Hams PINK Pflls
lld I an abe z1TT % 10 c10rss AMI attend
- Gght dE-is$-
-L,o HESITATE - let you publish what
have saail No. Why should Il l. Is the
tr'z-h and I am CuiF too glsl. u let other
s-1ersrS zncE ny experience Il nay hs-9
ts11se whose cE1 81 Misery = - fE1 today
II uine rs Ii ne past
Dr. " LlIE111s- Pax Pts cnu tain IN con-
tensa,t form. a. the clements nss-sSszrw u
give usw life AMI ricnness - the blood z1d
restore shattered nerves They are aIsa !
sr.srlir tcr troubles pec1Ear 70 females
s,Ica as =-lpprsssas1s. lrresTz-.Erizlss ant a.
forms af we1xzeE. Tksv 3ullA up the
hlo,,i- and rsstlre the glow Cf heath d
rg4s ant SHOW etlsezs. In mlsss- -lev er-et.r
rsiica- cure n al CASES arising from
E-eu-A v1rry- overTerx CT exresseS q
xnz-sreE nature Pl1k PlS dre sold II
boxes never II bose oGLat az - cents
box q SIX blxes fox s. - 1zd r1y b. hat
OF IL druggists. or iIr's-c nv NAL from II.
" AIS Ms,i1cIne Company. >cEeueesAly.
ny
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

The production Of Irish potatoes along
the line OF the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley road this season has been reua-x-
able Farmers N that section have given
their Asrentien % market r1isi NJ os these
potatoes bat two ysarS Last yez- the
production vas nos = eouplere success.
oSi1< u soueEhls auf1v0rahle sea-
500, bGs sae prssezs ysz- has beea Al
sxeeLlsns one foe potatoes. rs O.. al
other products % the soil in thas terri
torY- The Valley Rad has handled
nearly sl.gal0e0 barrels OF uosasoe, IA /.
season- the movement being nors than
go cz-S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

One 81 the largest traasacsions even
eousunzasea n the lumber business in
the South has IGss heea sescted % the
line u the New Orleans & Northeastern
EAilrSa4 IN tae pine bel: eoQa ~ s0g.h os
Meridian Tie s. LOUIS Cutter & e
f-1serar0r Company has placed Al ocsisr
for lao.Oa0ooo fees Of lumber with the
J. j. White Lanber Company. Of Lam
hersOu. Miss. lAse Of Michigan. xho are
among the largest nazat1cturer< Of uias
la1hsr n the UEiss1 States. Tas erisr
Eill SoveE the eo=Paay's sGFpzs fss irs
ssaEs % soE&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

As-Ee1--old boy % Alex Fleming.
ten miles east Of raPelo. was killed Iass
week He had climbed ap Gu tie rails
Of a high senee. and when in the ae. q
getting down 4 heavy piece OF timber
from the top Of the te11s fell On aim
and crushed him % 9=ash aInos. in
SANITY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

aY- AZ the tisne tn ena.r teclzrs,t aeninassoGs
IN orter
Tbs killed the aspi-atisas o. several
--4arx horses. Nho hal beea SMILED
and briale1 aad ready 20 taSs 4 tara
around the political race track
The following resolution Vas intro
tacei 81 Hon r. D. Msuey-
Resolved. Thar the pss.uacz7s.s % tTlssissirpt
Ia eunrenfinn HEREBY approve ant clulitisu,i ne
aiaalv action of alr distinguished governor.
JOIN Y >tnu- Ia as vIeas e ta- rghs Of NJ
sisssHpi % lssue varrIn-s against tn unsspasfl-
rarlaaal interference q tle treasury department.
% Tn. airc,l sta-es.
The resolution VS. unanimously
ldapse1 By \ rising vote
\ \ Eiacannoa Of L1H9erdals ans.
J. c. Hardy c. Ne~toa were placed %
FORE the convention fox superinteaten.
% sduratioa- Before the ruIl cali Mr.
Hardy withdrew AMI NJ Kin-aanon
Nzs unanimously nom mated
Messrs. C. 4 CampbeIl. T. 7. Barn
hill. :. T. >Fk->. Z y Blown and
Horace HANDY ser. placed IN uou7fas-
ton to- supreme court clerk Broxu
rs nominated on the fourth balIoe
For land cuuanltssi1ze- the names u---
seated were tseo--e V CARLISLE o.
HiaIs. Z T. Naa-f5-s q Hinds. T. r.
Stone % Usns{s. H0n- J. " >5noa.sa o.
Lee. and Z J. NIarett Of N1-shaIL Tue
eighth bailas resulted n tae nouia1-
ssoz ot >iuoa-on-
Hon Wi-s Aims Of HIudS was a8u-
iu1ss1 for revenue agent By a.-cla-a-
-iou-
Wien the Convention adjourned fl-
The d1T IL w1s bl-,o,in- for rai.-o1I
Commissioners from the arss district
Tn I'd Day
\ weary an tiIap i.sase,i-iOokizx lot
% delegates assembled IN Reureseusa-
lives Hall Il 10 o'clock 20 c0utinue ire
battle t1r railroad eoz1 issjoze- from
the f-s- district
TIE balIosia- contained until MD
night wheR tue following nominations
we're made fsr raiIroai cuuui s5ouers-
First district. J. n N-Iuuls 1t Ltu,fer-
dale secouI t.s,-I-t- u " Evlas OF
J1cSson, third district = J. Evlzs ~
Monroe
TIE convention aii5araei sias ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

Anshouy Nersnorn and Jerry Bryaat
Esra neighbors. living Mound RayoG.
Bryant had deg. which he directed
NershOrH 70 drive back whenever she
attempted 70 follow the latter hunting.
Bryant took his o~n dog aud went hunt
ing in bis cnrn 1eld His dog treed a
econ and the barking attracted Bryaas's
dog % the scene Bryans accused Ner-
shcrn Of using his dog and applied to
hln vile epithse. n the sane time
raising his xun- AZ this igneszre Meg
saOrn wheeled and fred. killing Bryans
.zssAatly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
ENGINEERING rEaTS

TEE accuracy Of the surveying IN an
cie-. engineering Is marvellous eonssss-
eri1g the rrisieness Of the instruments.
ROME vas supplied from swenty-four
large aqueducts which brought SC. co.,
90 cubic feet Of water daily into the
city-
TIE FIRST tunnel FOR commercial pur~
poses was executed h- NJ Ri<zet in
the reign OF Louis wv. a. BsziersS.
France
TuE famous bridge constructed hv
Qsesn Ni-Oeris ac Babylon. and de-
serihed by Dioda-us. was i've su-Eo1x,
long
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

JoAz1y was writing a Lester and WI
lie u-as I,ozi1- over his shoulder.
You're nns zzzxinz that T right.
saz5 WHITE
What's the natter wish il, I'd Ike
- Know renl5ed Johnny
You're running & below ~ the
That's what's the matter With IT.
4 -aess i'm writing this letter. ainr
y IL I want % mike = tAlt -av rs
E-V business. ant i-''
---ou-Ss- L veu wan. - make = y
&C raa-se-f - aAel.5- Teas >5frirSS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

The canning factory a. S-zasobla i
Pastiag into the pockets Of The f4-.ne-s
many dollars n the tine OF II. vea-
shea very naeh nssdad. and IS putting
~ hundreds of bushels Of f-uf. shas
otherwise xould have rossed "a the
trees IL ne capacity q the factory
aAa been abOzs i've times greater It
would have pas in circulation so. 90 or
uTa-a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

Fsrz SauEsCrs sAr1zgh rsse s1r s.e p<-zu-
E1a bees N hrzlSA VITA a ouruSsi liver
AM tn. impure 5l1ad tA1r sslisES 4 r1u
1-z An e4sr 7r=v ~ Al s1r-s Of zsi-zc-r~.
Tat Esesi- 20 SEEING : rz< Er<T xz--F--x
s1zt your lix@T SAT d1sr< rs work
TAzE i s1r TINE tn rz<< Dr. Ps<-ce7s e-Ss6-
ez Ness,cKi D1=c1xerv- A n E1p-ezzlrx
r<ssur1EsEr ta1ic- - r-r-E Gi>exs~ azzEf ssziI1
II rzr needed flesh and sr-e-xr1. xher-'s
nothing ID equal r. n rurses every urxxz
Sz-B sealfhf1i 4c1i,s1. PErts<s 1zs1 enrleises
the blood brzcrs ~ the Eaole system. AID
reSenres tezlrl and xixur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

o. preventing the grippe. culsi.. hes-1,ches
1-lE fever. Is - use the hqubf laxative rem
estT Syrup OF FiEs. Whenever TIE system
needs a gentle. vet effective cleansing To
be aenefttest one must g-s the tue remedy
11a1faeszresi By the California Fig Svrr1p
To- only Fog sale by al t-usgisrs IN 5gc-
and g. 5ce-zes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

AdG-ess the Irrsr-asi0rAl Chissrs-s,
Home SOcietv. - Ia sale 81. CAirz-p. n.
EroEs> Rev. Dr.. Frank " Grezx. Gens-,l
Manager Such 4 chiid a. you nav si-<i--.
Of x1T age, VIII be SEM yo1 Gu ninety aaE,i
ria-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
TO COOK GAME

P0TTED rEID,sES.-'TruSs the par-
trisi-es, season inside with salt and
pepper, Place IN i stewpa1 lined with
slices OF lean ham. add Il bunch Of
thyme some whole pepper and aIlspi,,.:
cover WIKI sliees of hams add n pint Of
water corer tightly and stew for two
hours keep n the pot til cold then
put into pots with few whole pepper
corus. pour clarified butter over them
AMI cover tightly I'll used
LAEDED HAEE--Boue hare. lav Il
fat on board and season with pepper
spices. chopped mushrooms. parSle--
thyme aEd slzLlots- spread forre-neat
over l. roll It up ve-y tightly. AMI lard
L with bacon Pat the b,suss AMI some
han into a stswpan With 4 few hay
leares> OniDus. thyme paisley. 4 few
blldi-s Of mace. and halt pint Of Bort.
cover The bones with fat ba-uu= put IN
the hare. a1i cover i als5 with ba,1u.
set On 4 Slow IRE 10 simmer t7r two
hours talzs gU- the ha-r- and allow 20
cool. gLlze With aspie billy y7rnish
with pa-sley-
FL0EESDJSE HAEE-B.5cs. 4 hare er-
cepE the nezlei- z-za-ze = sr1111- of bread
crumbs. the chopped LIVER. half a pound
OF bae0u- a GAS % re,i vine. an an
eho<E- two eEvs- = Little sweet uz-5l-
ram thyzas- s7Lr- pepper and nutmeg.
III the hare with the StufinE- being
careful - f1rce L Up - the head- sew
the opening ris n 4 cloth and b.lIf t1r
an hour and half IN two quarts Of
water when restsced - half AID pint
ot p.1C-- tablespoonful 81 lemon js.ics
a5t one q eacsuP. When done take
oct the hare and allow 70 cool. III ths.
e-es with lTttle piece os beet. and
Place sPri-s Of P1rslev IN the mouth
Reduce the h'Iu1r 70 half pint. Or IN
q Z ielLiess p.1urover the hare. garuish
with rounds Of har,i-hoIIed e.-gS. bets.
and sprigs Of pa-sley--HarperTs Bazar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

Sozervslls, o. T.esor~. moved shat he BE
elected bT aeciaasat-cu. ~aica ras done
Win a cheer When she party ssrors-
iz< NJ MrLaarsa erss-pd the hzlL. Il
vas greeted u.sh 5eafeaia< cheers.
NJ WcL1urin Va introduced by sen
ator tsse--e. an5 sssa in 4 feeling speech
be accepted the nomination AMI sid
sh4. Be realized the hoacr AMI dis
ciaesisn Conferred upon him. AMI saas
is s4s sa--rd trusts rhas he ~0uid give
-ls people a clean. pure administration.
aai n the ead 81 as tern Wo4la return
she o&1e 20 she people uasaI.ie,f and
1zccaEln.5na.eL
Tie names CO J. II Jones. OF WiIkin-
sou- sai A q BAYS. q Webster. were
pIarud in nomination for IIea tenant gov
rrn1-. "a was David johnson % TIA
s1-hl Mr. Jcn-s received - votes
Aa1 AS declared she nom nee The
nomination Nas mode unanimously and
committee appointed 10 uoritg Mr.
zones.
Co. J. L Power Nas pl1ce3 in no1ia-
aston sor sacre-a-v - safe. a. Nere "
2 WOODS o. LAzfe-i1Ie AMI Z r. Nall
2 Holmes. Nal received sf votes on
he E-s- ba-lo-. Woods l8l. zzd Power
H. Thea Acaru- wha-h passed Is
vote vent t0r FoEe-. making his vose
H. Nal 6ecaa ,1 tarow : votes 20
PaWs-. All the bl--1r vls announced Is
follows Power IT, Va. Is. Woods %
- voses being scs>s4-y 30 = choic@-
r 4 V1nCIsve % Jackson county
and Col w T. UoIfer OF LAsl-esse
we're placed n u1u nation f1r sutlsor-
Tue roIt ot counties was called. All the
resale vas Holder - II V1n-Ieve =
A . My ot >lnpsoa w1s nominated
- >sAre Treasurer. - Eere J. e. Lost q
Carroll and y = Walker Of Claiborne,
" " George ot LAaler,i4le Nas HON.
ia1-et- bas Nl-Asi-ew before the r0sl
vs. aa-s called Tee rssa-- q The call
Nas- Mas 49, Los- =. Walker d.
Tie caalr announced TIA. uomina-
tons were in order for assgru=y--eu=raL
za3 The names - Wiley y N1sn as Ok
-ib5sEA E'-auz I5lus-3a of H,zfs. VA
ser T-0--er os Neu-z1De-v- -a4 ; :.
H-s3sg7 uf Nazsr we're PLACED before
she e1zveutiou- TIE FOIL bT counties
AS c1lle,i. auE s1e woe resulted - TO-
.1Ns- J1ans-1z - I-I>0a =. Trosssr
-. Sa>a - Nasl Nas nominated oa
the sNe-scl tzl-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

FOs WhaoRi1G Cough. Piso-s Cure Is,
sss,s,esst u rerae'iv--M- r pErrxR. s. rHruoD
Ave, Br0aklva. y Y, Nov. IL. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

S,elszsss--Ezs e not dEsr-acrf1I ne VIZ
Sui-yS snarssi IN church ro->lavrr Sszl--x
i sgaoald think Is was. Way, ne wDlxg =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
III axes the
Weak Strong

E-asi.. S1-sa7a-z-4 -,u.ss ars5 s--sa---he-.
- zs ElEs. erz--az Al 11ns-lzs
z=z - r-s-esa-r s-=ea Eezezaer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

FIVE short Autograph poems By Rob
EFT Burns were sold reeentIv n London
for $50, three long letters for ss-H. and
three short ones for sia5. AZ the sane
time seven letters If SIR Walter Seoct
were sold for about sz--ss apiece.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
WORTH . MOMENTS PAUSE

Ink wrong side Is never the safe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

ysrks1u's Indian Eve Salxs nsvsr IN. ?,
Ia ta-ss &c As all drug ssnrsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

EAEr-rrKzD s--gcilus VIII return E--sf-
cate them with Glenn sulphur Soan.
Eli HAIR aEiI W hisker Dve. ~ ee-Es
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15
STATE CONVENTION.
The Mississippi Democracy De-
cares for Free Silver.
YLlURy NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
Three psvs E-gai-~si - Csmpl~ss the
Tiek<t-Gav-ruar stone. Csu-.s 4. the
stat. Warrant Cas~ Commended


GeFs-uc - = Llur-8. a5 Elnkla-
La.assnlut -t5sseraar--J &C. Jsazs. u Wuziz-
scr
>seretlry % >ts-e--I T. Power % Hiasis.
Auflaer-w T. Haal-r q Lzf1v-tr--
Trszsa7r-.s- e 1f1v. & >izarsss-
A-ssru-F- ,i-nsr1i-N .--v y S4sl- u Aftlia
>lperfnre1,3+ur 70 Fuhac E.a-ariaG-A A
4 arz1nau- nj L1sal-rlils
gr-me tGg-- tasrx-E V Brown. q
gapah-
Laat team sslsre--I VI >4snnutr1. % lee
E-veul. A gent 81 .r- Adams 1f HATS
Eai.ruatt ganH1 zss-a-rrs-El-~e Ufsrr-rr. = =
Gcranls gf L1a.lsrtl-e ~--,a.f Dts-rlc- u u
Ega1s. Il Jackson Ll-1i lts-rsct. J. J. EsIls.
81 Naurre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-15

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-12-12
JABEZ CHAPMAN.

the shop would see the judge coming
to have his horse shod, they would put
barrel hoops in the fire and then nam
mer them on the anviis, so that the
sparks would fly all over the judges
fancy stockings"
The old gentleman shook with laugh
ter as he recalled the pranks played
upon the author of The Last of the
Mohicans."
Many a time has Judge Cooper kept
the flies off his horse while ! shod the
animal" continued Mr.. Chapman. And
he often told me that many ideas came
to him while he was thus employed
Mr.. Chapman has lived with his
daughter, Mrs. Philip Northrup. for the
last fifteen years. He splits all the
wood and cords it up for winter. On
his ninetieth birthday Mr.. Chapman
made horseshoe that would do credit
to any blacksmith.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-12-12
I,oubros0's Criminals.

I was one day in printing Office
correcting the proofs of my "Delin-
quent Man" with the chief reader. !
came to n page which spoke of young
man in the diplomatic service who, i'm
PEELED by jealousy only too well justi-
fed, had stabbed his fiancce with
knife and afterwards stabbed himself.
Sentenced to a light punishment, he
had disappeared. The proofreader was
this man. Suddenly he threw himself
al my feet, declaring that he would
commit suicide if l published this
story with his name. His face. before
vfry gentle, was completely altered and
AXIS ost terrifying. and l was really
afraid that ne would kill himself or me
upon the spot. ! tore up the proofs.
ai.a For several editions omitted his
story, but had discovered the criminal
through Observation-Disclosures Ga
zette.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-12-12

All the enumerated arts and accom-
plishments he practiced on land; the
ocean was still unconquered by him;
here ruled his brother. II ever the
father and grandfather Of the quarrel
ling princes had any ultimate purpose
in view when, with their consent.
Prince Henry chose the navy for his
career, it certainly must have been
their intention to make him command
ing admiral of the German navy. po-
sition that it is generally conceded he
has not only earned. but whiClPhis SUI
perior talents entitle him to. To ap-
point his brother to this position would
have been but an act OF justice on the
part of the present emperor, hut in his
unbounded pride he wishes 10 retain
the highest position in the navy for
himself, as he is communicating chief
of the army, and practically his own
chancellor. 1t evidently is his inten-
ton to i'm mortalize himself. either as
a grand success or a monstrous fail
ure. The German navy is without an
admiral who is not subject to the or
ders of the emperor or his Immediate
superior.
When Prince Henry married. Will
liam sent him as wedding present
life-size portrait OF himself, 20 be hung
up in the vestibule Of the castle in
Thiel where the prince resides. Will
! liam, in that picture. wears the uni
| form of the grand admiral of the navy.
| When Prince Henry saw this picture
| be merely shook his head His fee
| ings may be imagined but he held his
| peace.
Finally the measure OF affronts was
full. At the opening of the North Sea
canal the emperor appeared in the uni
form of the grand admiral, thus taking
to himself the honors OF the moment.
which by rights belonged to his brother
who, as commander Of the kiel squad
ron, was entitled to them. What he
should have done was to appear in the
roe of an honored guest, instead of TAX
ing the command out of his brother s
hands. The consequences of this act are
before the world. That the ambition
of the restless William is still unsatis-
fed, no one doubts. What viii he at
tempt next and what will be his end