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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
lif2iiM VMOPltWti PAPER."
RAIiEM, OBEGOK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1898.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
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If you do not purchase your HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, RIBBONS, LAOE, SHOES, etc., at
Osborn's Racket Store,
They have SPECIAL VALUES in Ladies' Fine Shoes at $2.50 and $3. Thoy also have a line at
$1,45 that id the best in the city for the money.
Soe what they have in CHILDREN'S SHOES before making your purchases, and you will SAVE
MONEY.
261 Commercial St., -
Saaln and. Door Factory
Front. Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of work in our
with the lowest. Only
N. CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL &
fTinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS..
Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 ChemekeU Street.
Salem Truck & Dray Co.
lem Iron works.
Drays and tracks
th corner of State and Commercial
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
THE
Evening
t.
Ha
-IT
All ttie
And does not pervert, disguise or cover up what the
public is interested to know.
not resort to sensationalism.
A Live, .Clean Newspaper
At the time of day when eyeryone has the most liesure
to read, have the JOURNAL left at your door.
Only 2 Cents a Day.
TBI
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Will be found laboring earnestly for practical reiorras in
city, county, state, and national government It believes
in making the burdens of taxation upon the people as
light as possible. It does not believe in rings, bosses or
political machines monopolizing the political powers that
belong solely to the people. The disinterested and patri-
oti eitis always t joys n$og THE JOURNAL.
YOU ARE MISSING BARGAINS
line at prices to compete
the best material used
T S. BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS,
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Soil and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
fice State St., opposite 8a-
may be
found throughout the day at
l Btreets.
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
HAS -
News
At the same time it does
If you want
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Salem, Oregon.
NEWTON TANNER.
White 4 Tanner's Livery,
(Successors to
Livery, hack and feed stable A lull
Horses boarded by day, week or month,
streets, south of Willamette hotel.
Ed. C.
1ER A
ISO STATE STREET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,
Creamery and Dairy Sup
plies, Steel Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all Styles a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WASHERS
-The
call.
best on earth.
Give us a
10:3tf.
For Rent.
New house of 4 rooms, Ndrth Balem, on
car Hue, two blocks north of school, $7.00
a month In advance. Geo. Escustruth.
12-29-lin.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for bnslness.
specialty.
Careful work a
J, F. WH1TK.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
South of "Willamette Hotel,
SA1VBM ... OHEQOM
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Sabscribed, J200.000
Transact a general banking business
In all Its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS President
Wm. EN GLAND Vice Presides
iiUGUMoNARY Cashier.
DIRECTORB: Geo. WUUams.Wra. Eng
Iand,Dr. J. A. Richardson, J. W, Hodson,
J, A Baker.
Bank in new Exchange block on Com
mercial street. &U-U
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
2I5X Commercial St, lm, Ortg on.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty of Spectacles, and repairing
docks, Watnhas aad Jwlry,
B. K. HALL,
Paper Hangorand Decorator.
OStoe at Chaa. C4 vertVMUlfemery ,
ftelasa. OreoB.
M. T, RINEMAN
IXAUMt im
v h
J. F. WHITE.
Ellis 4 Whitley.)
supply of horses and
bucetes on hand.
umcu nt Buiuie,
Commercial and Trade
Cross,
loice Meats.
Wholesale anil Retail
Dealer, in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats of allliinds
05 Court and
110 State Streets.
Ten acres of good garden land near Sa
lem. Apply at once to HOFEttBUOS,
Jouiinai. office.
15
Good garden land three miles southenst
of the penitentiary on Macleay road. K25Q
down and balance on 5 to .10 years time.
Or trade for city property. D. A. Harris,
Salem. 12-13 tf
W. Taylor,
Iloaso Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY.
Leave orders at Thomas & Johnson's 260
Commercial street.
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Real Estate, In amounts and
time to suit. .No delay In considering
loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Room 14, Bush Bank block. 6 12dw
Authorized Capital $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Balem, Oregon.
W. A. CUHIOK.'Pres. ;W. W. MARTIN,
Vice Pres. J. 11. ALBERT, Cashier.
Btate, Couutyand City Warranto bought
at Pur. dw
THE WILLAMETTE,
SAZFM, OREGON.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The boat hotel between Portland nndHan
Francisco. First-class In all its appoint
ments. Its tables are served wltti
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
the
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
Residence 882 Church Bt.
J. J.
SIGN AND
MUTTON,.
PAINTER,
Decorator, KnlBomliier and
Pa-
per Hanger.
Leave orders at A. B, Buren A Bon's Fur-
nlture store or Broat A Pile, Grocers,
.. tn !. ..
Notice of Dissolution.
THE grocery, firm of B. Karrar A Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
fcMjuIre Karrar retiring from said business,
and John A. Van Eaton continuing thu
business at the same place.
All persons owing said firm can settle
their accounts with either Bqulre Kurrar
or J. A. Van Eaton.
Balem. Oregon, Jan, 7, 1861.
MO-St H. PARUAR4CO,
ur Little Men and Women.
-for jaoa
Is made expressly tor the younger boys
and girls, who read their magazine at home
audio sehool.
livery number will contain stories, spir
ited pictures, poetDS.vorws andJInglMtnd
plee to ptk in school." il.ldes all
these there will ie the following serial":
lure Little Uold-JJIggws. It 7 olive Har
pr. AU about the reHirlu.Weailfeutures
ol some ohlldrsn who sailed around Cap
Horn to Callforula.
The Houm We J-Jre la. By IavIbIa 8.
Goodwin. All about our "ha4s, hands,
ajid the ret o u;" not Ilk studying
nytoly,
A Lit
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Col u rob tan arsndpapa. Br
'. Tbforyorsbuy wbonuKM
iv wurtbv ut bis umuut.
urn ui
ry
rr.
bliuMr tuiy wunby ut bi iwumi.
'IM Uom o' Mam Xm. r JOuwbisUi
IRES
I'HOFKSStONAXj AND mSINESS AI)B
rntLiMUN roilO, attorney nt law. Salem,
I Oregon. Office up-stnlra in ration's
block.
T F. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7,
XJ,
Murphy Block.
TT 3, UiauUR. Attorney nt law, Salem,
A.-..... ill.. ... t ., A. tlll.1.1.
bank. 2Mf
m VIlKUUl UIIITOUTUI UAUU l 1MIBU O
JJ.HUAW, M. W. HUNT. BHAW A
, HUNT, attorney At law. OMlcoover
Capital Nnlloual bank, Halem, Oregon.
CI T. UlUUAllDSON, Attorney at law,
p. office up stairs in front roomi of new
llush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
TUHN A. OAUSON, Attornoy at law.
t) Itooms 8 and i, Ladd A Hush's bank
building, Balem, Oregen. 8 1 lyr
II. V. 110NHAM. W. H. 1I0LME8.
Boniiam A Holmks, Attorneys at law.
Office In Hush's block, be twee u State
and Court, on Coin'l Ht,
MK. POQUK, Stenographer and Type
. wrltlst. Best equipped typewriting
otlleo, but one, In Uregon. Over Ladd &
Hush's bank, Halem, Oregon.
H. BRADSUAW, PHYSICIAN AND
Burgeon, Malom. Oregon. Office In
xh-llreyman block, unstulrs Residence
corner Htateand H, K corner Winter street.
SK. W.
goon
i, Oregi
8. MO IT, physician und sur-
;eon. Office In Eldrldge Block, so
ireeon. Olllco hours 10 to 12 a. m.
2 to 4 p. in.
D
turn
U. T. O. SMITH, Dentist, 91 State Btrcet,
Hulein. Or. Finished dental onera-
ons or everv description. Painless oiera
tlous a specialty.
WD. Pirail, Architect, Plans, Speol
, ficutions anil superintendence lor
asses of buildings
Ollloe a Com-
mcrciai mi., up stairs,
c,
A. HUBERT, Architect, room 421. Mar
quam building, Tortland, Oregon.
pv V. TOWNHEND. Civil Engineer and
JL, surveyor. Olllco with Oregon Land
Co , Silent, Oregon.
PJ. liARSEN & CO,, Manufacture of all
. kinds of vehicles. Repairing a special
ly. Hhop V Stale street.
"PROTECTION LODGE NO.2. A. O. U.W.
I Meets In their hall In State Insurance
building, every Wednesday evening.
H. A. MoKADDUN, M. W.
J. A. BEL WOOD, Reooidey.
pi PROVED .ORDER OF RED;MEN,
1 Kumlakun Trlbo No. B, Balem. Holds
council every Thursday evening, at 7:30.
Wlgwum In (state Insurance hall,
F. C. BAKKU, Prophet.
FKNK a-WATERS, Chief of Records
The Pacific Detective and
Collecting Bureau.
3-A.LICIvI, - I- - Oregon.
C.B.CLEMENT, Manager.
Office room 3. Gray Block.
Rates reasonable. Publto and private
work done.
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best.
The pluce'J'or! young! ladles and gentle
men to tecuro aiihorougtCeducntlon Is the
old, but cverjnew. .
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
Long and still the leading institution ol
the North West. Better than ever I
New course of Instruction in Oratory,
Theology and Post-Graduated.
HTUDIEy. Normal, Business, Academy,
College, and Law courses greatly enlarged
and improved.
Faculties increased and Improved. For
Catalogue of OolUige of Law write Dean B
T. Richardson, Esq , Halem, Or.
For Catalogue or College of Medical and
Pharmacy write Dean Richmond Kolly.M.
D.. Portland, Or.
For general Cataloguo wrlto Rev. Geo.
Whltaker, D. D., President, Balem, Or.
7-liWm-dw
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will be opened to students Bept, 13, 1802.
Oilers the most practical courses of study
ol any school in the Btate, viz: Mechanical
Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, Academic ana Grammar
school courbcs Students practice dally In
wood shop, machine shop, and labora
tories. Tuition and Honrd per Year, (ISO,
Special inducements to a few young men
who wish to work for their board und tui
tion during vucatlous. Forprospectusand
further information, address
EDWIN MOKRIHON, M. S ,
Presdeut, Halom, Or.
IVIiss Ballou's
KINDERGARTEN.
THIRD YEAR
Opens Monday, Bopterauer 10j.li, at Kin-
uurgurieu Jlull uji(iosiiu opera uousa.
Children received at three years of age
and over. A connecting class will be es
tablished lor advanced Kindergarten pu-
8 us ana mose ueginmng primary work,
nly the best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. Prang's system ot drawing
and color work introduced.
ENGINE AND
BOILER
niOK sale. The boiler Is an S-'iorse up
1, rigui iiiuuiar. 11
liiirivnrifal ltn.,i
and the enirino it 6-hoise
htirizonlnl. llo'.h are In edod condition.
and uwt 1700 when new.'
Apply U) A. II. KOItUTtiEIl A O0.,5oppo
slte First National liank.
JAPANESE
CURE
Anew and Complete Treatment, consist
ing of suppositories, olattuentln,oapsuU,
aikoa bozand tllhi;aiKMltlfeeure for ex
ternal. Internal, blind or bleeding, Iteblsg,
chronic, recent or hereditary Files, aud
many other dlsasM aud Munale weak
dhms; KUalvraysa great bsseat to tbe
general hstuth. The ilrst dtocovury ot a
Htedlcal our rendering an operation with
the knlfa uuneceasary brettiur. Tbts
reioady baa never bean knotru to all. tl
perMig.CiorK; stoi by wail. Wiiyaal
trom thia erribl disease wbaa a wrtti
ypHNUS
'me CAPITAL JOURNAL.
II0FER BROTHERS,
Editors.
PUIILI8HED DAILY. EXCEPT BUNUAY,
BT TUB)
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
Knterod at the postofllco at Balem, Or., as
seioud clais matter.
T11E LADY CLERK QUESTION.
Many persons can eeo no objection
to employment of ladles In tho pub
lic service. There Is to ground why
such persons, or in tho broader Benao
women, shall not bo employed upon
equal terms with men In all branches
of the public service But there Is
good ground to insist that they
shall bo ladles that they shall he
women, and that they shall conform
iu certain respects as to qualifica
tions and personal conduct and ap
pearance In such positions. They
should bo women of mature age.
They should dress iu n modest busi
ness dress. Thoy should have at
least some reputation for clerical
skill and possess ability in penman
ship. As gentlemen must conduct
themselves as such, so women In the
publio service should bo gentlowom
en In all respects. A legislature or
publio office or institution is no
place to display paint, powder, ruf
fles and lace. Ladies appearing in
ball costumes or in tho -finery of re
ception dress are not fit to be em
ployed in the state bouo where
public business is transacted. Trains
and decollette dresses have no proper
relation to publio business. All
these accoutrements of love-making
are proper iu their place but they
becomo a distuiblng element in the
publio Bervlce, which also works lm
justice aud hardship to mature and
really deserving women who will
not resort to such devices to secure
employment. Business is business
and the accomplishments and flirta
tions of the drawing room belle are
as much out of place In tho business
service as a bull in a china shop, If
the law required that ladies who
seek employment In publio places,
should appear In a plain business
costume and were of a certain uge,
whether married or single, and the
element of frivolty nnd romance
should be eliminated from their ap.
pqarance in the halls of legislation
and publio institutions when they
seeK employment at the handa of
men and in competition with them,
thero would be fewer scandqls con
nected with women in publio life
than today.
SHOULD HE SET ASIDE.
There is no doubt that If tho state
officials who make the state tax
levy were to set aside tho work of
the stato board of equalization
where it is clearly Illegal they would
be upheld by the peoplo In bo do
ing. It Is clearly not in tho power of
the board of equalizers to mako a
horizontal raise on the valuations
all over this state. They are created
by law to equallzo valuations be
tween counties, and not to mako an
after assessment by adding, as they
did, ten dollars to ono hundred
dollars to tho real property of the
state.
Thoy have Increased tho valua
tion of tho stato (31,000,000, and in
an unlawful manner. The board of
1801 exercised no such power aud
able lawyers say this board has not
any right to mako a horizontal
raise. Their after assessment will
Increase school taxes about (300,000.
TllATTlJKNKDlhWltT.
Tho Balem Jouhnai says the leg
islature should knock oil Just (1000
on the bill of tho clerk of the board
of equalization of 1802. If Coolldge
can staud that he must have had a
pretty good bill to start with. Eu
gene Register, Jan. 14.
Tub Jouhnal did not report to
tho clerk of the board of 1802 Mr,
Coolldge. It named tho clerk of
the board of 1601, who was the busi
ness partner of President Bhelton.
Ho put in a bill of over $1000. That
bill should bo cut (1000 at least. The
president put in a bill that was near
ly a thousand dollars. The cost of
tho whole board was oyer $600, This
year tho board cost only (3000. Tho
flrdt board cannot legally draw four
teen hundred dollars more than tho
board. of 1802 under the samo act
and for the samo service? That
ought to be inquired into by the leg
lalature before they pay that Lilt.
CITYKiNAM!KS.
The Journal- perforins a valu
able service In giving the greatest
publicity to the carefully prepared
report or the ways and ruenuB com
mlttee found iu these coluins.
It is the Information the people
ought to have, It gives everybody
warning of Just what Is to be ex
pected from the council for 1808,
We have Iturfated that then is no
good reason why SaUro should not
be one of the beat governed olllaa on
theooaat.
The element for good eWy gov-
rouMmt n In
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SSSJ SSS7 SSA pSj BS r BS SSl
YDiaKJii(r7 1
ABurecr PURE vll
si wCsOHH
Where the best
Royal Baking Powder only can be used.
I have found the Royal Baking Powder superior
to all Others. ft Gorju,late Chef, Delmoitico't, iV. Y.
ministered. The Journal will
heartily support an administration
looking to pure economy and ro
form.
LETTER LIST.
Following aro tho letters remain
ing in tho Balem postofllco uncalled
for Jan. 18, 1803. Persons culling
for samo please soy "advertised."
Aron, A M Bohauon, J O
Benson, Cbas Barker. Mr
Bruce, Mrs U E Blaukeuship, Jno
Bailey, Jno Basey, Miss Lizzie
Cook, Oial Cornelius, Miss L
Cook. W Corck. O
Chandler. C A Dexter. J W
Egorton, Dr W Edwards, Miss
I'ox, it j l arris, l runic
Fulton, O F Hunter, W G
Hurst, W V Hobbs, Miss M
Hocket, Wm Hussey, MIbs G
Hubbard, C M Henderson, Wm
Henderson, Mr and Mrs W
liarmns, u u iiaii, ornery
ttanson, liertna
Johnson, E A
jonnson, Hi u
Johnson, H A
Ireton, O
Kern, Bertha
Lyons, Jno
Lealmau, V '2
Morgan, J F
McCoy, Jno
Rlchsond, Mr
Stiver, Perry
Jones, GeoF2
Jermluo, D
Logan, Russol
Lewis, Dan
Little, H H
Moore, Thos A
Putroan, Marlon
Mheel, Jf G
Stewart, MIbs Ida Shauits, N J
81m w, Mrs A Thacker, Mrs E
Vanclove Mrs E Westacott, W
Weston, Jennie Ward, W O
Waite, O C Warren, Henry
Warner, Geo Ward, Harry
Yourch, Leo
A, N. GILBERT, P. M.
A Man Thormomctor.
Lean men make tho best ther
mometers. Fahrenheit nover invent
ed better ones. If the. weather is
warm and sunny, they are cheer
ful. If cold aud frosty, they aro
irritable and snappish. If damp and
cloudy, thoy aro downcast and
gloomy. But if either lean or fat
men are suffering from bllllousness
headache, constipation, or indiges
tion, tho weather will always bo
damp and cloudy in their locality,
unless thoy uso Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. These Pellets aro small
sugur coated grauules, calculated to
start the liver and digestive organs
into healthy activity, aud thereby
raise low spirits, nnd blspel gloom.
Firo in a School.
CmrjAao, Jan. 18. Fifty young
ladles, attending the fuslilonublo
Kenwood institute on Madison ave
nue, were routed from their beds
at six o'clock this morning und forc
ed to liustou Into a zero atmosphere
dud for tho most part only iu the
scanty garments they could snatch
n a hasty flight from tho dormitory
when the alarm of fire was given.
An overheated flue set fire to tho
woodwork in tho basumonl, and In
spite of tho strenous oflorts of tho
fire department the instltuto, a three
story brick building, was almost
totally destroyed. Thero was no pan
to among the pupils, hut they were
compelled to cast aside all thought
of uppeuranco and forsake treasured
trinkets and costly wardrobes allko.
Sympathizing neighbors threw op
en their doors to take tho suflering
and shivering girls in; Tho loss by
fire will probuly not exceed 6000,
fully co vend by liitunmre.
Nature's Surest Ally.
Uuatuib did not struggle against dis
ease, even iu weakly constitutions, swllt
lodeed would be the oounre of a uiulacty to
IU fatal termination. While naturo thus
struggles let us, lest worse bebtlls us, uld
all efforts with judicious meUlclual help.
Experience must be our guide In battles
Willi disease, aud that "lamp to our feet"
Indicates lloitettei's Htnmaih Hitters as a
ate, trlea and thoroughly slly of nature.
If the blood be Infected with bile, If the
bowels aud stomach are Inuoilve. if the
kidneys full toexi! Impurities of wlitnn
thuy are th natural outlet, a course nf the
illiterate mesuresirejianeeouuesuifsrsr,
one. moreover, that Is sanctioned by pro
fessional Indorsement aud use for nearly
half a century. No Ainerleauor foreign
remedy has earned greater UMIiiMlmias
a teiuedy for aud prevenlitlva of ehroalo
liver oowplslut, tselarla, eoastluattoa,
kidney and rheumatic trouble and debility
To My Patrons,
All accounts due me niuat be (
tied nt onoe a I shall place all that
M not laald lor collection un Kab.
i carry awn
food is required, thev
m
A PAIR OF "JINCn!'? 'I
tfx''p 4-
An Incident Showing How TlierV A
ffltl,ilrl:ta In All tl.iltin Cl-...u '
"They lntin't no convention mg
nothiu in town, 19 thoy!" asked, a
lonjj haired rorm who, with, an older,
ly lfuly carrying nn enormous rett" '
cult, stepped falteringly up to ti
counter in n Lewiston hotel Friday
evening nnd looked tho proprietor
fair in his weather oyo. ,
"Not that I loiow of," said the,
proprietor. "What kind of conven
tion, mister, were you Jooldng forf
"Waal, Daptis'. Baptis' is ary
first pick, I'm Baptis1. Hesty hese
nodding at his wifo, "she'sgot H'
MQth'dis' leanin, hut 'hvouldn't mat
tor much either -way. would it?" be)
replied, smiling at his modest'part
nor- V,J
"Did you como to tovrn expectiaf
a convention?" asked tho proprietor.
"No! Oh, nol Not's I kaoif on.
Wo'ra both Y. M. C. A., ye 'see, and
she's temporanco, and I'm consider
ahlo iu tho Grange, and she's a Re
bokah, and I'm ouo of tho G.A. X.
post up iu ray town. We comeTia
itiu, but tho folks is away. "We'd
ortor lot 'em 'a' knowed, but we didn't
We've alius had good luck conven
tional ; alius staid a good while and-.
I'll" iiivuiy iw uuv Jiuu tl iUJUJU-sssr--
time, aud it hain't never cost
nothin. Wo generally intend te tw
most o' our visjtin Jn strange piece
as dellygates, hut hero wo be, and
tho folks wo wasn-goin tovMthai
gono away, and, thoughts I,'. if
thoro's a convention in town itfe
mighty slim show, but I'd be one of
tho brethorin and sho'd bo a sister te
less'n two minutes after we .Bee,
headquartors. I thought I'd ask the
quostion. No harm, yo know.ntt
thoro was a convention o' any kia4
Republican or Domocrat, Uaitaa
on, Congrogationalist, old school Baf .
tis', Good Tomplnr, Sons o' Temp
unco, Templo er Honor, Patrone of
HuBhaudry, P. U. O. W. F.,G.,i.
R., Sons o' Vot'rans or onytainf of
tho kind you'd know it, wonlder,l
you)" ,
"Thoro is no convention of ;ay
kind."
"Como on then, Hesty," aal.(he
wearily, "wo'll havo to stay ,here f '
and sottlo." . ri
"Sam," said tho landlord, "gif
this couplo tho bridal chamber.!'1
Lowiston Journal. , ,
A Oruwsomo Thing. -v ;
It was a ratlior unusual onuunens
for a room, if it could l0 called an
ornament; but bachelors often 'aatfyF
DlillllU Villi!) Ill I.IIVIL ivwumt ,
was a human skull, polished
mado into a recoptnelp for stray
of paper or anything olso that
wanted to put into it, The top
bo removed nt pleasure,
It was a grewsorao thing to
on a wnting desk, and it att:
a trrcnt deal of attention.
Bhttddored as thoy looked at it ant
ouo day ono of thorn asked the fP"
olor why ho had it around. j,av
"Oh, it's a sort of a keopeakeJfe
said carolcRsly. "It was ray bepaV '
or's."
"Your brother's 1"
Ho looked surprised as he saw
ory ono iu tho room edging m(Nfi
from him.
"Whv. vos." ho said.
"Do you moan to say tbattkni
your hrothor's skull?" demaadeij
"Certainly: what's tno raawaw,
it?" ho asked with apparent
mont. "Ho gavo it to roe wl
was married. Ho Kot it
was a modical student, but Wi
wouldn't have it around tan
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Winks Sea that fellow on a
all doublet! up like a jaokkuUef
Jinks xes; lies on
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