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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21
LOST HER RUDDER.
Steamer losoja disabled al Sea and Taken in Tow
by The Ereler Cir.

Queenstown. Dec. 2l.-The British
steamer. Exeter city, Captain Wat
kins. from New York, December T. for
Bristol. passed Brow Head today. hav-
ing i'm tow the British steamer LOkoja,
disabled by loss of her propeller. The
Lokoja sailed from Barry. December
2. i'm command OF Captain Lander for
Boston
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Mrs. Caroline ". Scoyel Dead.

Wooster. o.. Dec. 2i.-Mrs. Caroline
w. scovel. wife of Rev. Sylvester Y.
Scovel. president cf Wooster Univers-
ity. well known In Presbyterian circles
all over the country. is dead. she was
ei years of age.
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spniarrsd for burela;r.

Mishawka. Ind.. Dec. si.-Frcdcrick
Vonhartmann. aged q. son of Baron
Won TrHTrrrrrrrr.----E- -E-ln<ue.- -Gsrmany.
has becn sentenced 10 i've years IN the
state prison by Judge Buck OF kalas
mazoo county for burglary.
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a CARD.

We. the undersigned. agree 10 refund the
money on "a ffty ceut bottle of 6recue's
syrup " Tar " 10 fails Go cure Your cough
ot cdld Ne also guarantee "a twenty -fiVc
cent bottle 20 prove satisfactory or no pay.
Handing A Banding. ~ Meylossct street.
w - Handing a. north Main street.
W ~. RlandIng, SIS Wcstminstcr street
y ". Fenuor, Jr., t19 Westulinstcr street.
Res non, smith a CoS2l Exchange Place.
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TOO LATE To Be CLASSIFIED.

WANTED-To buy cigar and tobacco
or small variety store. \. q. MAkEE.
TO4 Westminster stfcct room Il. dei-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-21

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL II
fails 90 cure. Csc. The genuine has l..
Il. =. Ola each tablet.
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with name OF iecipica' engraved on
Sflvcrware, stamped IN Gold on Pocket
books. etc. see The J. J. RYDER CO,
a. Washington ST
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-25

The past of a mans life never dies: it only sleeps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-25

was met by a distinguished party, including representatives of the Federal government, army and navy, besides State and civic dignitaries.
 The worst snow storm for years prevails in the Northwest. Rail road traffic is bIockaded. Vessels on the great lakes are in danger.
 The Havana press censor spent Sunday sending out bach of lurid reports Of battles, sieges, sIaughters and surrenders, none of them of any importance.
 The American fleet under Admiral Sicard reached Jackson vile, Fla, last night and after re- ceiving unimportant dispatches moved on toward Dry Tortugas.
 As preparation against trouble, guards were yesterday kept around Consul General Lees office at Ha- Yana. Circulars were distributed calling on volunteers to protect the American colony. The report of the assassination of Gen. Lee was without any foundation.
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NUMBER 86
A DESERVED COMPLIMENT.
Texarkana Church Refuse to Accept Rev. Daniels Resignation
 But They Must.

As stated last week in the GRAPH. Io, the First Baptist church called as its pastor the Rey. c w. Daniel, ot Texarkana. Last week he notif- ed the church that he had accepted the call. On Sunday last the church received telegram from the Bap- list church at Texarkana saving that the church there had unani. mously refused to accept the resig- nation of the Rev. Daniel, and wired this church to release him. The church on last Sunday evening, by unanimous vote, declined to release MT. Daniel from the call, and so wired the church at Texarkana. It IS understood that the Rev. Daniel IS perfectly willing to serve either but it is expected that un- der the circumstances he will serve the church here and will preach his first sermon here on the first Sun day in February.
 It is quite compliment to Rev. Daniel that his church with whom he has been serving for two years refused to allow him to resign.
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TRUE SAYINGS.

The coward is the most friendless Of men.
 Only he who owes no debts can be at peace with all men.
 There are times when the one is wisest who knows the least.
 Moral courage is the surest key to the heart of pure woman.
 No man ever conquered who began a struggle with his eyes shut,
 There is always sunshine on the other side of q cloud.
 Genuine extravaganza is appreciat- ed only by the very poor.
 Life is a tragedy. or comedy ac- cording to ones own interpretation.
 Failure never leads to popularity. The royal path to popularity is sue cess.
 It is a clever man who can obtain information without asking ques- tions
 When 1t is absolutely necessary to strike blow it is q mistake to strike gently.
 Some men are so eager to get ahead thac they forget to start on the right road.
 \ man may be clever without be- ing wise, and wise without being clever. Few men are both clever and wise.
 Treat every man as n gentleman and you will be regarded as one yourself. Act as if you thought oth- CT men were CUTS, and sone day you will be treated like 0 yellow dog.
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A POPULAR FAvoRITE.

Next Thursday, Jan. 27th. Punch Robertson opens 3-days engage ment at the opera house at cheap prices, 10, 20 and 90 cents. The com pany is well and favorably known in this city by theater goers. Whers ever the company have appeared they are favorably mentioned by the press. At Memphis last September the company played in the grand opera house to the largest weeks business ever done there at the prices. The Seimitnr says:
 .The Punch Robertson Company gave most ereditable performance last night; in fact, far better en- tertainment than has been offered by many $l00 shows. Punch Robert son is q capable character actor
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RECEPTION.

The annual reception of the Young Mems Christian Association will be held at the Institute Friday night. There will be a good programme of music, short reports by the general secretary, physical director, treasu- Ter, the woman's auxiliary and girls aid. Rev. A. 0. Evans will deliver a short address on "The Y. NJ. c. A. as an Investment The program will be short and it is desired that a good social time may be had. All ladies and gentlemen are invited. Admission free. Everybody come.
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TWO TRANSFERS.

Mr. William Burke yesterday made the following real estate sales
 Clarence White sold to Jim Jones lots and in Hammett's addition. The lots are unimproved and the consideration was $l50.
 c. c. Broadway sold to J. B. Dodds lots and s in the Old Town. The consideration was $150 cash.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION IN SESSION
 AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Extend Time for Moving Hands for 1S9s-Resolutions to be Pre- pared on Death 2 of
 Joseph W. Bocage.

The Jefferson County Farmers Association met at the office of the County Treasurer at the Court House this morning at Il o'clock. The meeting was called to order by the president, MT. J. w. Walker. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Major H. A. Mccoy.
 The3 names of w. M. Mosley ank Dr. D. o, Holmes were presented for membership, They were unani- mously elected.
 The bylaw fixing the number of a quorum at Il members was so changed as to make seven aquorum.
 Col. J " Corcoran moved that the time for moving hands for 1898 be extended to February 18th. MT T M Phillips offered an amendment ex- tending the time to March 1st. The amendment was accepted and motion carried.
 A committee was appointed to prepare resolutions on the death of Judge Joseph w. Bocage. The com mittee appointed was as follows. M. G. Sennett, Nell. Williams and E. T. Wilkins.
 The Association adjourned at noon until the next regular meeting.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Brownsville, Tenn. had a s4, GOO fire.
 Troops prevented violent demon strations in Paris Sunday.U
 Gladstone was feeling better Sun day.
 Lovett Streelman was killed by run away horse at Jones, La,
 Near Louisville, Ky, trestle gave way, owing to action of the floods and two men lost their lives.
 J. ". Christman was killed near Chattanooga by tree falling on him.
 The Spanish Cabinet will issue a manifesto to the country, showing that all is serene in Cuba.
 Washington was hot with sensa- tional but unfounded rumor from Havana yesterday.
 The old Hurricane Springs dis tillery, nerr Tullahoma, was burned, with a loss of $75, ,000.
 There was a wreck on the Gulf & Chicago railway at Pontotoc, Miss, in which several people were iniur- cd.
 The worlds pistol target record was beaten at San Francisco by E.. German.
 The movement of the American war vessels has stirred up the Dons at Madrid. They say America is eager to seize Cuba.
 Russia is about to demand of Tur- key settlement in full of the war in- demnity debt, to make the Sultan more docile over Cretan matters.
 The London Times felicitates the world that Kaio-C Chou will be placed under no restrictions in the matter of trade.
 The National Spinners union had a conference at Boston, decided that the strike would be long; and made arrangements for aid of the strikers.
 Walter Goodwin was fatally shot by his brother, William, at Water Valley in the course of a family quarrel.
 J. c. Murphy, of Bradley county, Ark, died of heart disease while re turning from the funeral of his brother-in-law, George Shirey. Reciprocity negotiations with South American countries are in progress, but none of them are near a close, those with Peru being fur. ! thest advanced.
 The House at Washington will deal with District of Columbia mat ters this week, and the Senate vii give much time to the Teller silver resolution. President Dole, of Hawaii, reach led Chicago Sunday morning. Ht
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HIS FOOTING.
Fred Wappler Fell Under Train and Had a Foot
 Crushed.

Tuesday, ' morning about 10 'sfed I Wappler, a brakeman ss0tton Belt, met with a bad 'aN At Anderson he started Y on the caboose while his
 \ vas in motion. He missed s'lag and fell under the cars. < .sal loot was crushed beneath 'se'ls' Drs. Troupe and Run '''a asA' down to Kendall's and \ N MT. Wappler to this place, s,ae' ~ They dressed the foot N s'eeFFHoon and hope to avoid Eation.
 |
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|vp TRIpLETT PRESENTED <,rH A CUTE LITTLE pABY THIS MORN
 ING.
[the Ceoing Bundle Of Hu- |.itv In HIS Arms He |uun1s for the Chancel- Tor and County
 Judge.

0ties of the Sheriff are not
 3 to collecting taxes and
 9 people. He has other du- aipties that require gentleness 3stand a kind nature. He has 5 b do with the affairs of other
 having to be worried with I troubles. Sometimes he has \ hs charge articles of value or I Of some one's hopes and joys. I be must give watchful atten- 3I1d with all he must be pa 3iad long suffering.
 many incidents connected s office ruffle the cool decis-
 Sberiff Triplett or disturbe
 saay placid countenanee.
 I.f however, he is apparently and his soul is vexed. He aeed in his arms what to him #hite elephant. Some time mother was arrested and |ap. Whether or not she was |da crime does not interest |9pett so much as another in connected with the affair. |rther gave her darling infant b the keeping of another
 This other woman seems E tired of the charge, for this
 she brought the baby to |df's off L and placed it in |pletts arms. She turned to |Mr. Triplett fran tieally call Er her to come and get the But she was gone. The cold |Fation stood on Mir. Triplett's Is he viewed the smiling ln- l his arms. He bore it ten 10 the Chancellor's sanctum |aed what he should do with it. Robinson told him to turn it lR the matronly keeping of the lB Judge. Judge Jones, how |Eas warned in Q dream the
 before of some impending \ and had taken to the woods. |loR hiding away out in Wash
 township. And Mir. Triplett lG the baby. He is playfally Alo keep it amused, but the
 siOn on his face would appall
 and the infant is giving vent HAdignation at not having a lsirts to rest on. MT. Trip li adopt the cunning little
 Nit is a nigger baby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-25

Mr. Jack Waits amused crowd today at the fire department by hyp- notizing a negro boy. He had the hoy completely under his control, Mir. Waits can now hypnotize almost anybody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-25

The announcement of Maj. II. 4. Mccoy as candidate for Sheriff will be found in our regular announce ment column. It was handed in this afternoon too late for the usual editorial notice, which will be made tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-25
COLD AND FAIR.

The weather forecast for today is as follows
 Fair tonight and Wednesday. Decidedly colder with moderate cold wave Wednesday morning"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-25

Wesehe handles stove-wood of all kinds. 1 , dtf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-09-02
IN MEMoRIAM.

Whereas, We, the members OF the
Plymouth Y. P. S. c. F., i'll vlewNot the
loss we have sustained by the decease OF
cur friend and associate, Lewis E. Cooper,
and Of the still heavier loss sustained by
those who were nearest and dearest to
him; therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is but just tribute
to the memory of the departed to say tina.
in resretting his removal from our midst
we MOURN for one who was i'll every way
worthy of our le.e and esteem.
Resolved, That we sincerely co-e'e
with the family of the deceased on the
dispens:.ti. n with which it has pleased
Divine Providence to afflict them, and
commend them for consolation to Film
who orders all thiags for the best, and
whose chastisements are meant III mercy
Resolved, That the secretary be IA
structed to cause copy of these reso IL
tions to be published i'll the newspape RS
of this county; and that copy tbs 1to
be sent to the family Of the departed
COMM rrEE.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-09-02
. Home Again.

Prof Jehn Fulton, of the 0. A. C., ana
wife are home again from all extended
trip t., Washington, whittier the profess
or went by the courtesy OF the college
REGENTS to take course i'll chemistry at
the Government Experiment Station.
Prof. Fulton studied for three months
nader such eminent scientists as i'r.
wvIev of the chemical department OF
agriculture, Dr. Whitney, of the depart
ment of soil physics, and DIR. White
head of the United States mint assaylnS
office: all of whom are noted Ill thslr
espccial lines. Prof. Fulton stueieo
hard aud received much raiuaa.c l~lof-
u,a,i,,n and many hints that will enable
him to do more for the college than ever
hef,.re. He visited the tomb OF WASH
ineton at Mt. Vernon, the last resting
nlace of General r. E. Lee at Arlington
and former home of the general, stood
beside the graves of $4,000 OF the ma
tion's defenders and uncovered his lead
in reverence at tl:c monument of 2,loo
r,,,,own heroes whose bones were
buried in one tomb, having given their
lives for our country and whose life
bloal enriched the soil of our Republic.
Pr.f. Fulton comes hom. lmhued win
enlarged views of the greatness OF tEe
United States, with higher ideas OF its
statesmen, journalists and patriots
zone thing was noticeable" he re-
marked to a GAZETTE reporter, that 'hs
greater the man, the more exa ted his
station and the more Responsible lhs
position La held, the more affable ane
iconsidara.c lie was with smaller men
and the alore he pful lie became to then
No MAJ" he continued, "can go t'
Washington and meet the President ant
cabinet oi:cers, members of congress
aAu officials generally AID come IL; "a
again without being better c,t'z 'n'
more loyal patriot and broader an
larger rian."
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The Vice-DireCtor.

DIR. lanes Withycomb, of Hillsboro.
Washington county, has accepted the
positioa of ce-direc;er of the Ell eri-
ment Station and professor Of asricul
,ure at the o. A. c. He will bring to
this position COO, level head, a matafef
iud sment obtained through many Years
of actual labor and experimentation
upoa his own farm aHd with his own
money. He is gentleman OF broad and
liberal ideas, genial i'll E,anners, pos
sessed of good executive ability, or we
greatly mistake his physiognoiny. He
has made diversified farming pay on his
own farm. lie is breeder of fine stock,
firm believer in having the best OF
everything. Rotation of crops, caltlva-
ton of forage plants not OILY for food
but fer fertilizing purposes. DIR. Witty
coms will conseientiously devote his
time to varioas experiments on scale
large enough TO be of great value to
the farming, dairying, stock breeding
and stock fattening interest of the state
The means that will be at his disposal
in his department of the college will
enable bin, to carry forward and ell
large upon the efforts of his predecessor
and under his trained hand a%d eye
viii 10 doubt be productive Of econoin
ical and remunerative results in the
conduct and management of the farming
Interests i'll its various branches thro:S
out the entire state. The patrons OF thu
college, as we'll as the regents, will hop
for and expect all enlarged nsefulnes
of the department uader his control
If their hopes are realized the awakened
interest in the college which will FOLEY
will be the well-earned aud merited re
ward.
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Gone Before.

Gertie Kemp, oaly daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Kemp, who departed
this life early Tuesday morning, was
born in this city little over fourteen
:; ears ego. Here she grew up, attended
school a.ld became tlia light of hsr par
e4ts' home. She WA helpful aud great
Comfort to her mother, wko, with her
two children, lived much alone occa-
sio.led by the husband and father being
compelled to seek employment else
where NEST of the tiiIe. GeruE Mas
faithful member of the NJ. E. church oil
this CITY and died i'll the blessed hope "i
Immortality. The sympathy OF tag ell
tire community goes out to The greet
stricken parents and brotl-er.
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The Specialists.

Drs. Janss and Ha,ni', of the En%i'sh
azd German specialists, Elade their hrst
visit to this city Monday last. They are
surgeons and physicians of ability and
rank high i'll their profession. They will
hereafter make monthly visits here and
will seek to relieve those suffering with
long standing chronic affecti o%s,ard Will
attend to difficult and delicate surgical
operations. Their next visit will occur
on September 10Th. Those suffering
with long standing diseases that nave
baffled the skill of physicians SO far viii
do well to consult them.
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Com pleted.

IF. Fe,ton & Bro. will finish thus
week the first story of the new arnory
building Ola the college campus The
work is massive, the walls belhg twelve
feet high, and eighteen inches i'll thick-
ness, built of Oregon granite Guarrieo
near Corvallis. These gentlemen have
pushed the work with coMmendabie
vigor, having employed several stone
cutters and nlasons from Portland He
thorous III and workmanlike manaer that
is evidenced iu this heavy wall Will re-
main lasting monument to their lntes
rity aud ability in this line of work.
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The Greatest Discovery Yet.

W. NJ. Repint, editor Tiskilwa, ILL.,,
"Chicf," says: "Wc won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds. Experiment
ed wit. many ethcrs, but never got the true
remedy until we used DIR. Kings New DIS
coverv. No other remedy can take It's
rlace in our home, as ii it we have c'r-
tain and sure cure for coughs, colds, whooP-
ing cough, etc." 1t is idle to exp"rime:t
with ether remedies. even if thoy are urged
on you as just as good as Dr.. Kings New
Discovery. They are not as coed, because
this renaedy ha. a record OF cures and be-
sides is guaranteed. 1t never fails TO sa'is'y'
Trial bottles free at Graham q wells drug
store.
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Mrs Lees Afternoon.

Mrs. Minnie Lee, of this city, Satur-
dav last entertained some of the elite OF
Corvallis society in her elegant parlors
southwest corner of Third and Jefferson.
Those preseAt were Mrs. Ahn Smith,
Mrs. Laura Riekard, Mrs. John Saith,
Mrs. ]. L. Ripley, Mrs. W. S. McFadoen'
Mrs. lanes Taylor and Mrs. w. u
childs, of Davisviilc, California. The
allies were delicately and richly cos
tuned. Dainty refreshments. the worF
IF her own deft hands, were served by
the hostess, assisted by Miss Leon Louis
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ssard of Thanks,

r. and Mrs. Albert Kemp desire to
r.turn their sincere THANKS 10 their
neiyhbers AID iriea'ts who so kindly
aided them in lab"re of lov. and sympa-
thv during tie illness and death OF their
daughter, Gsrtie, and also for the beau
tiful flowers SO generously bestowed
whose delicate perfume like simple
charity steals unaware into the Secre'
chambers of TIE soul, leaving therein
hea -borH fragrance.
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Located ia Idaho.

Prof. French left this week for Mes
COW, IdaAo, his future ned OF iao''''
F,r several years he kas acceptabiy
fill ed the chair of agriculturs i'll the Ore
gen Agricultural College. He ana ms
es,i,nabse wife will be greatly missed,
the former in the college and both IL
church and society affairs. We bespeaS
for tkeln hearty aud generous recep
ton in their new home. Prot. Frehci
will have charge of the agricultural de
partment Of the idaho Agricultural Col
| ieYe.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-09-02

The strength which comes to us from
eating nourishing fo ID is better than stim-
ulation because it is new strength.
The health which belongs to a strong
b ,dy, we'll nourished by proper food (pro-
perlv disested), is the only health that
is lasting.
The dffere &C between Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial and oth-r r1edici"es IS sira-
ply that it helps nature to make strength.
1t does not profess to cure sickness, ex-
eept as that sickness is a result of weak
ness caused by food not properly dises-
ted.
Sh,ker Digestive Cordial will relieve
til. pangs of indigestion, and make thln
sick, weak people as we'll as if thei'
stomachs had never bees out of order.
1t is gentle aid to natures strength
r.aker, food.
At druggists. Trial bottle, 10 cents.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-09-02
Executors Notice.

In tl1s County Court of the State of Ore
gen for Benton County.
Notice is hereby gives. that the Under.
signed has been appointed executor OF
the ,Iast will and testament Of Elizabe,h
A. Beach, deceased, and all persons has-
ing claims against tie estate OF Ellza-
beth A. Beach, deceased, arc notiticd to
present the same, daily verified Win
proper vouchers, to ne at my Eome IN
Corvallis, Oregon. within SIX months
from this date.
Corvallis, Oregon, August IS, 1898.
WILLIAM BOGUE,
Executor Last Will and Testament OF
Elizabeth A. Beach, Deceased.
YATES & YATES, Attorneys for Estate.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At OREGON CITY: OR.,
August II, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
;,,o ,,amed settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof i'll support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk of the court at
Corvallis, Or, OH Septani5er 80, 1885,
viz:
B.F. TH2ASHER,
Homestead Eatry No. o9Io, for the south
east quarter of Sectio* 4, Township
south, Range west, Willamettc Merld-
ian.
He names the following witnesses TO
preye his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation of said land, viz:
E. F. Strout, B. Troxel, II. Bergen f.
Duncan, all of Summit, Oregon.
.- CHAS- B. MOORES, Register.