Morning daily herald., June 10, 1888, Image 1

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ALBANY. ORSGOlV: . SlftfLUX'- AHiULYi .TUN'S 10. HS.
A WEEK.
ii v vit: i i r u i ' . .fr w.
7
Ml? JL5-
KM L Ait 7
uanu j
-Uudor the management
r-
WHO KEEFg
A foil l'mc of choice,' family' grf ec-ries
j.rov'Mon
Can ealnneapples,
Choice
-.1,
eacies
Ornamented cukei'for
Wed a i n as and lu-tiea.
Salmon bellies,
kinds.
mackerel and sait fish of ail
FRESH BAKED BREAD
iivcrv Day. i
Best to. Pies. Cakes
TEAS and COFFE
1
i
mm.
JO
ill
CANNED uoODS, ETC.
'ine best Soap in thciuurkct
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and imported Cigars
.M"-" At .1c hn Foxs old :
new briek.
iow 'Fl nn ;
Li'vG Ytoft,
RThis is whut Albany is at present,
and in order to keep p:ce with the
.ivelv times in this city, W. H. Wil
lard has enlarged his store and stock
hi that he now has the most complete
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Fro
mau's block are tilled with an elegant
a?soi Ltncnt of new furniture, consist
iiii: of lounges in new patterns, fine
gold picture frames, willow chairs.
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
etc., etc. An examination of the stock
will show this to be true in every re
spect. HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN m
harness rmsiness to 1. .1. Overman, I an
desirous of rollc-tini; all my outstandinv
notes and accounts. t- All persons know-in;:
themselves indebted to me will please cal'
an 1 settle.
The business will bejeontinued as nsual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
Albanv, Feb. 22.
IaKi!i;i Flour.
TJ1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DFL1V
X -red to any parr of the citv, for il.10 j er
.joii. A .'liAWiOKD.
nlSuJtf
Agricultural Impleineiiis ,
FARM IMPLEMENTS I
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
Stoves and Tinware
' AT
PORTLAND PRICES
CALL AND SEE US.?
E. 2TSLS0N,
Shedil Oregon.
Portrait
Piio to graph.
SLudio corner -A Second
Parker Ik
Nnts
W1LLARD WOODIN n . . A,T"77iv" 7
v r : .Laliiornia, theLanc ot I mm
FllFllltllPft )fia ftF mmmzmmm Eui!FKAi
Julius Joseph
cturer of
iVltliiUid
-AND DEALER IN-
FINE . IMPORTED
1 Cigars; '.-fluff and Smokuiff -Tobaecos,"
ual runw a ainu
Next door to Burkhart A, Keeney's
WILI
Dealers in all
Sails, Pistols, towing lactones,
A fu 1 Line of
heet music, musical meix-haiulie.auimiinition, fisL
iapr ta-k', ere. Warranted razors, butcher and
pocket knives
NEEDLES, 31ACHTX OILS andEXTRAS.
LINN CGUMTY AGENTS FCR NORTHWESTERN Fi RE INSURANCFSCOMPANY.
Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc, neatly don.
' ' .
"""" ffmr.
The Red Front.
TWEEDALE
7 11
ill!
Pr.rnps. iron pipe, ruldxsr hose and ilumhiriir soods. Sole atrents for tin
elehrated K i rly Breakfast" cook stoves and.fangcs, and "Fdultless" parloi
u-atinsr stoves. Albany, Oretron.
V.' -T- I 1 I i V IW1 I II MIC
-j-fr rrsr r-r-i r1! and
w r m 1 fuii
LriNGS -Sold n GtfilWf
Send for ccrcular-.l trUmi3 fr
I W'E. VOL' A COLD in the hea vuueu ill
ecretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be blown trm tnt
lose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked
.mi f roubicd h-hnvvijitw. Buiftiiiif. wenk ami
MAC
i mr i i b n b tm m m mjm w tin i
In IJTA I irilDU m
THE ONLY-
QUrAIvlTEED
CURE TOT?
in n,. ii '
CATARRK
AeiETINEMOM
OROVILLE
coire-uui sores I'eve Uic eoi'i.ii't.oii vv ithin.
nV
As every tveath drawn into the lungs must pass over and become pollutfd TVy the relic v
ti in "m tbe nasal pa.-s-.ses, it must nei tsarily lollow that prisoning ot the vvl.ele svtu
gradually takes plnee. wlale tlie niortii.! matter
;.uu nit .-i.Miia. ii, i-i.iL-vii.es ciaesuon, aim oiien. pti diu es njspcptia, I I i. 1. 1 i.lij j.na:aMe.
it:", nervousness an. I eonsuiiiiition.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE,
If yon have expcr.en -e.l any of the above syniptojns do not del:v, hut try C.M.ii-i'iiM v
Cvr-K-Ci!;::at.ri!;e. W-j jx,tively iru irantie i'dvv applicafanw lelieveaud a rhnn.iii'h
vn: to .-i:iO. S x in. :i;ns tn.:.tnn.;-.t fur
Sau.u 5ie aii.l S'ai-li-Cisre. l or
r. i.u iv
Choice Cisrai
AND KEY WEST
Mcnrschnum . friidYl
Brj.ii;
j Pipes, and.
in
nur ual irm
Real Estate Ofliee, Albany, Ore
BROS
the leading
Organs Pianos
1,
(Successor to E. W. Lansdon
dealei: IX-
10
Perfumery and toilet nrticle.
als- a full line of liooks aw'
sti "'onery. periodicals, etc.
Prescriptions carefully
Compound';'! '
SN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE
Albany Oicifw
rr
EUREKA
motto of Cahfojnia meat's "1
found it." Only n that land
Inc. 'v. re 'tl c ornn? emon. fie
rape bloom and rip n an. atta n
their highest perfection in inie-wmur.
ire the herbs and gum .foumi that ujl
used in that pleasant lernclv for '1
throat and lunr troubles, Sasta Ai ie,
the rule of coujrhs, nsthina, and ton
,-iiimpti' n. l'olmy A Mason, of Al-
flibanv Oregon, have been appointed
:-;aiisnaipsl"fo hisvalhle California rem-
dy, and sell it under a guarantee at $
hotjehroe for ifZ.nn.
FOR SALE BY
9..
VLBANY
C REGON
not set tieitefr Have you an excesMvt
r snuffed hack.vard to the throat.' Are
inflaM - ed eyes, frequent soreness of the throat.
nni:in or roaruifr in the ears, more ot
less impairment or tne nearmir, iosso
Mlieil, ilieilHM.) 1II1J'.EI tt, uiiiHit.-n ..i
l.i;v;Ti..Dt.. if it,. 1-itf.od flrvni-sq or hent of
'nose? Have von lost all sense of sn-eli'.
Have vou a hacking coujrh.' Have yon
dvspcpi-ia? Is your breath foul? Ik so
voe have the Catarrh. Some have al
these symptoms, others only a part
The leading svmptom of ordinary ca
tarrh is increased secretion of mucus ot
yellow or greenish colored matter.
Foul breath is caused by the dece-m
posing secretions exuded from festering
ulcers far hack in the head; ometimes
the membrane covering tne bones is
eaten awav and the bones themselve-
CAL
irradnally decay. Such cases ar in
deed objects of pity, as stench fron
t hit is svvallouid i.i.iiu tie :cl) sttn
si 00; sent bv mail
:ile v3
T
'vJ
lbany,
U. JU. LILllVlUUni
II I llll I
Mason
Oregon
K. X. BLACtvBURXpTi'OitXEV AT
Law, Al.wny. oregO&S -Otlice in Odd
b-liovv's Temple. A lil pratrtace in all courts
jt the state, and give specks) .attention to all
- :
V at Law, Albany'; Oji'atMBee in room? 13
Foster :
or t.
E. Biain's
store i
1 K. WtATHlU'OUr,ln'OP-XEY AT
J . iaw, Albany, i OregOm:s in 0.!(t
; f:Liv Tempie. VV1H Swte in all the
.mrfc of the-tate, and tftviliSSeeial attention
II IM ' I iimmi."' IMnTTf-TTT K
rj EWERT, PKACTI&jLiA.TCHMAKE,
JL 1 . and jeweler, AiDnyrrou,
; .
- - Vm will
J tn cne repairer, B i; Parsons, at
auil Jefferson streets, Albany; Oreyun.
s itisiactien or no pay.
Sixth
Good
For ssilc.
A SPANS OF .UoKSES, HARNESS AND
waon for sale, eiilior together or tepa-n-tely
as will suit urt)ni.seis. x'or infonna-i;on,-;'.!l
at this othue or at the owner's store
at Spicr.
REVERE HOUSE, ALBAN V", OU.-CHAS.
l'fciiltr, Prop. Oliiy timt eciusis house
.i; the city. Lurye sample rooms for eoni-nu-reial
men. No Chinamen employed in tne
kin-hen. General stase otin t for Corvaliis.
I'HYSI1'IA.$.
;iaston,
fin. i aiiv
I HYSICIAN
. r".'oi.'
ANI til;
It.
ANi SL'Ki
eon, Aibai.y, Ortyon .
1 C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND oLR
V'. geon Aibany, Oregon, othte oer Uraii
.vohl's store. Oii:ee hours, ir'-'iniiA. M. to i
p. M.
Dil. E. A. McALlSTER HAS LOCATED
his o!ra-e on the comer of Flrt and
oa.'aiiiin streets, over liedfield & Uronnell's
store, where he ran be founc when not pro
fessionally enayid.
fI.S M.E. MtCOY, M. D.IIl'lICEOPAiHlC
i'L piivnieuui, oaite and resu.ei.ee corner o
First ati'd Baker streets, Albam , O'. Chronie
(li-easLS a M i ial:y. I'onsuiUition free. Of-fi-1-
!,o:-,rs: HitoiiA M and 2 to 5 P. 31.
l. t.Aii l LEV, M. I)., OFKEP.S HIS
JT services to the ood cjizens of the
x --ii i it ot Tangent. Linn cor.; ty, Oregon.
(.4.-A. i;h
..F LANH-SITl'A'JED Ii
is! of Allian;. .mar the Oiecn
i'acdie ruilrt ad, V.A aces in cuar.atu i., aim
.oiita;ns Miitiiunl Witter fclid I. in! er :or
ta ue. Weill.! maiie I'-'-i' i-iod ::in.s
l'ri e. sli.ooo, with turns to Mi it puiil.aicr.
For pani.-iil.-.is iippK l J. J. L ii..
It. K. iM'i'i-W.v, Ei r.lll.AK Si It-
ecu, All. anc, Oregon. (iiauate of (.er.
man and American eodeues.
mm i
OF ALBANY, OREGON i
PRESIDNT, Li. J: lltiii
cashier '"' ' v (fminbcriain,
T
TRANSACTS A GESERAu BANKING
IJl sdNKSS. Aeeountu kept subject to
neck. Si'ht Excham-e tint' Teletraphie
Transfer so'-i on New York, Chicane, San
Franrisn' arid Pri" land, Oregon. Coilections
made on favorable terms.
E. Yo'J
L.
FtlNS
. i-. 11KKFI.I.
IN.
C"o. E. '"HArnrRi.
i.io iiAiLHOAH Wt-CK
riven emj ic uH lit l.y sppiy
r limit at his hi aiio'.ianerf
iL "vtill !'i
..VL to i ntrf
..l VNalluia. V-ci
n the Waihl'.a
.nmbor ( in i
'viil l e vijrorousl;. i-usdm:
laniii. ai.o an t;rii:mitt,u
n fibta;! n j lov n.ei.t.
II. Hindi.
1
OOT ANK MIOEMAKEB, iALL WOKK
irrantiii. Sh;p since the fire removed
Ferry street, second do,r from post"thcc
Police oT Itiskolulion.
fPO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
X.The eo--irtnership heretofore existing
:ielvve--n 1; iU-rt J. (.aioii iind Join N. Holt
man, is this diiv d:s-o!ved I v n-utnal tonsent
May 24 " RUHERT J CAKSO.v.
i:-iiivel.
TOSEPH WERHKR ANNOUNCES TO HIS
) patrons ami friends that he can l.e fo ind
n Lyon str. et, 1 etvveen Entrine Co. No. i
ind First street, until his new rooms in Fo--lmv
it Mas. in brick are rc!()v,t
Xliis'F'Slilie top ''of the
GEN UIN E
PEARL T0PiLAMP CHiMNEY
All others similar are imitation.
are imitation,
This exact
Label is on
each Fe irl Top
Chimney. A
lealer ma' say
and think he
h(Ss others as
goxl, BUT HE
has not. In
sist uion the
Kxaci
eveiyw 'Here.
(Iko. A.
and 'i,. vor sale
Made only by
M".CBETU & CO.,
H. F. MERRILL,
Ban leer,
ALBANY, - OREGON
Sell exchanges on New York, San
Francisco and Portianc
Hnv notes, state.
COUFHV Ull" oil
Keceive deposits subject to
warrants.
check. Jntere
t allowed on time tie-
rT:!!uections revive prompt attention
i '..rn.sr.timlcncc solicited.
V--' Oiliee hours from Ha. M- i?
o 1'. M.
Agent lor reliable tr-.
insurance companies.
and marine
jesi I -l.torisis.
nilKl-T UVSS. ONE looit EAST ok
L Heuiocrat offi-c on Soo-nd street pre-paire.lt..inal.-e
suits, and J km-Js ot .-h.th-!ng.
Menov U,y e5.tm.'.B retired am:
cVaned at ie:iona! lc rntw- A T.j.: I 'sc c
samples on n.uid. CiiargW reasonable.
D.
GENERAL NEWS.
Important Pension Law
Widows Approved.
tor
WEST I'OJNT iiUCJs
Gresliam Tjies tbe L.-ad-St. Lour, Dele
gates Eetcrnirig Some-Sfaridaa is
Worse-Elaine Talks,
The Hkbald Special Dispatchrs.l
dent has- approf eiT thafctof
congress providing that pensions
heretofore and hereafter granted to
widows of soldiers of. the war of the
rebellion shall commence at the
date of the death of their husbands.
This legislation favorably afreets
all claims of widows of the late
war, which have been nl"d in the
pension office on or after July 1 ,
1SS0, and which have been allowed
from the date of filing of the claims,
but will not favorably affect such
widows as filed before July 1, 18S0,
and which have been allowed, pen
sions iiavint: already been t:r.uited
in those cases from the date of
their husbands death. The com
missioner ot pensions snves notice
that in the settlement under thi
law ot claims already allowed no
formal 1 application w ill be required
and that tlie services of anattovnev
will not be necessary. Widows
entitled to pensions under said
law need only to write a letter, giv
ing name, postorhee address and
certificate number ..ana the el nn
will be allowed with as little delay
as possible.
CAVA Lit Y DK11L.
(adeis (.Ivc an Exhibition of Their
Skilfull Kitting.
West Point, June 9. This
morning there was a riding drill in
the hall. The two small galleries
were crowded with spectators, and
nut half of lhoc who desired could
get into the banding. The cadets
aw a .-i-iensiid exhibition oihorse-
in;i.'i.-;:;'. Thev j'utiped huidles,
cut oti iisuiinarv heads .wiule ital-
iop:::g
sad.n.'f
or si in
expvit
The
aU'-llio
uati..
unjrio'.
.-pee
it iht
vaui'eu into
iii
u.-e ot nanus
uiid M.iMie ' of l lie most
. ;,k!i.itn ol circus tricks,
ii will take place this
l;.e nerinoii to the grad
s whl be delivered to-
':. ,,M l!vv....k. ALrt.. n;4.iLL.l!.E..
; .4 -.;:.4v;' '-''
ilovv i'ei -cnul lii,...j t) .o( Maul
l c lliui t p.
Ai a si a, June 0. It maybe a
surprise to many, in the light of
blame's two letters of declination,
that there is a well denned and
.-ti ong leciing manifest among some
of his friends heie that he will be
a candidate tor his party in the
con ing campaign. The nomina
tion ot i'hi.rma.i is regarded by re
publicans hue as a very wise one,
ativi as st.'engihening to the party
iii the west. '"What is to be doneV"
someone a.-ks almost daily. Re
port lias lie :i received here from
uiiierent sec I ions of the country
coiiniii n ing upon the withdrawal
idaihe, and declaiming mat it
cannot be accepted. Coi. Alien, a
delegate from the third Maine dis
trict, nas just returned from the
West, and lie says he linds Blaine
men decidedly set against a de
clination, and opposing its accept
ance with determination. Many
republcans here think that the
only thing to do, if the demand for
the Maine man continues, is to
nominate him. It is acknowledged
that he does not want the nomina
tion, but, u is said by his .support
ers, that if by repeated ballotings,
tne relative strength of the other
candidates does not change materi
ally, then the convention ought to
turn to ii.i.i !.; one man, auu give
him their unanimous ami hearty
e jdorseinsnt. In such an evt nt,
t iey ask, ''can he refuse?"
DELEGATES TKIG TO l.MTE.
Uresham In the Lead. WitU Shcrm:
Second.
Boston, June 9. Nearly all the
i Massachusetts delegates to Chicairo
i and several members of the state
i central committee dined together
' ;n this city this afternoon and
I rmaiiy discussed the candidates.
An effort was made to unite the
delegates on one man, hut the at
tempt failed. The delegates were
divided in their preferences be
tween (Jresham, jSherman, Harri
son and iiepew. It was thought
Dopew might become the general
choice, but it may be said authori
tatively that the delegation can
not be united in his favor.
. liSUiHTS IF L.4KOR.
Adjourned .Weetins to be Held In
Chicago.
Pittsbckg, June fl. The nafior
n.l convention of the Kights of
Labor and ironworkers, which has
been in session here for a week
oast, a-iiourned this aiternoon to
nji ncu una ajiciiivuii iu
. .
meet in Chicago the first Monday
in Arril, 1SS9 Frevious to ad-
v..irnr)-!pr.f rebifiivns were
adopt-
'
ed endorsingGeneral Master AVork
inan Powderly for re-election, and
i pledging' Kobcrt I. Layton of this
ci'v tne sup.porr. oi j.r,nn iron
workers ;itia inriiiicernen in hip
l of general
, Charles II.
order t" r the pn-dtion
secret a rv, now held bv
Licl'.tman. This action is regarded
as the beginning of a l':g ligbt on
the present incumbent.
i "
Sheridan's undiiioii .Vol $i (ud.
Washington, June 9. Geneial
Sher-dan is not quita .-o wc-li in s
morning. lie had a bad night ai d
was nx-quently disturbed by cough
ing, ilc was W:y ltLiess and
nervous, lie reded well during
the latter part of the night. His
pulse and respiration are lull. No
unfavorable svniptotns have ap
n a red.
1 1 red ttctcalt's !i'!ttriiii! Koine.
New York, June !). A special
traiu conveying the Tammany hall
delegates from the ht. Louis con-
veutioarollei iutoit'ai..Qe
were travel stained and looked
tired out. Nearly all the delegates
and those who accompanied theni
wore bandannas around their hats
or necks.
GOSSIP OF A MAIL AGB.
O.ice upon a w inter's even',
Long ar'0 w hen liie was young-,
I s .t there vv .thin my i.lfirt
With a dozen maii-bags f: i;ig
Heiter skellcron the tabl'-.
Heauv '"or the morning tr. in;
And a thousand fleeting far. ts
Flitted through my sleepy brain.
And I heard a scntle muri! ur,
Like tne whispering of leaves,
Like the echo of the night wind
Sighing up alonir the er.v- ;
I bethought me tvvus but 1 mcy.
Fiction of the hra;r. that iags,
Then the whispers were all centered
There among the I .ithern ha;, .
And I heard a plaintive sighing,
Words that pierce ir.y veiy hiai.;
"Hasum quickly! I uui living,
And we are so far apart."
Then a jingle like to lr ock'iy
(uick the saddened silt.ice spells
"We were niaroed, dear this morning,
Speed with joy our wedding bePs."
"If you love, tell me tro'y,
l)o not keep me in delay."
"1 am sorry, out I can not
See you on next Saturday."
"Have you got the swag in hiding?
Eve a new crib now- to crack.'
"J have fathomed all jour hasene - ,
Give me now my freedom back."
"Pearest Jack. I am deli-Med
I'm a d :ddy 'tis a ho
"I'm a writer; Cn'tyou five i me
On j our fmicp some cmploj':"
"You "have 1 rckeli father's patienc.
Mother's he;.i , is bowed with gr.ef
."Say old pardio. cant vou send me
Just a twenty for relieir '
I will meet you when the swallows
Nest ag::i : r-;iong the caves"
"You are fa!- --1 read mere plainly,
And no more yenr love deceiv , ' -"lin-lo-.eci
i a check 1 tend you
For vourp '"; Semi some more."
"You have stt ei-ed us all in sorrow -
And you need not try the door."
And a thousand other echo
Flit aci ov - my dreamy brain
And I wake tu- jus; in rci'sou
For tiie mail to catch the train.
AS l.lEElfcSTI; DUI-ION.
The
Ktamadi. Saimon riltei ic
Legal and pe to A1'..
The liability of persons trailing
with Indians of ihe Kiainath reserva
tion has be. n decided in the United
States cin-i.it court in an elabora'
opinion tiled in a suit brought by the
the government to condemn a lot ot
merehandii.e seized from 11. D. Hume
at the muutli of the Co'mmbia riv-r,
last tall, liume nneu lnoians w iisn
tor him, pay."!g them for the labor in
l'.x.os. claimant coiiienoeu uut im
Hidil.tv was involved in barterm-'
iahihty was
A-ith the redskins, as the reservation
had been abandoned, and the land
was not "Indian Country"' within the
meaning of the statute under which
the forteiture proceedings were be
gan An tppeal was taken to the
cireuit court. The decision states
that by an act oi 1864 four Iudian
reservations were established in Cal
ifornia. The Klamath reservation
was not included in any of these, hut
was set apart to be disposed of under
specific acts of congress, but not un
der the genera! land laws. The
judge held that 11. D. Home, owner
of the seized merchandise, did hot
violate the law forbidding trading
with Indians living in Indian
country. He employ d Indians in
tishing, and paid them in clothing
and other usefrd merchandise, and
the cessation of this trade is not de
manded by the claims of policy, o -morals
of humanity. The Klamath
salmon fisheries thug become legal
ized and open to all.
Staring Hay.
In the storing oi hay in the barn
1 found a shrinkage of from 17 to
23 per cent. I did not ascertain
w hether the loss was moisture or
dry matter, but certainly it was
largely water. American experi
ments have made it probable that
there is loss of dry matter in stored
hay. If further investigation finds
a material loss in this direction, it
will be a strong argument in favor
of the silo, or of compacting hav,
as done by the advocates of half-
d.ied hay. Dr. Armsby quotes
foreign trials touching the digesti
bility df stored hay in the Fall, and
again in the Spring, as follows : At
the time of cutting, 62 per cent ;
three months after cutting, 56 per
cent : in the Spring 54 per cent.
Possibly the result may be due to
the impaired digestive capacity of
animals in the Winter and in the
Spring, but it is not probable that
the whole difference is thus caused.
I stored weighed corn fodder where
air circulated over and under if.
i and got a startling shrinkage, thai
certainly involved the substance of
the fodder heavily; 2071 pounds
weighed in Winter only 1080, and
1977 came out 1140 pounds. It is
; u t t i , .
! nrnh-j tr l .ni f i 1 ......
i ma auu cum
j'ilt;t !iay as firmly as possible, il.-e
" 111 -v PaJ a nign
fi.lu i.-, -. ... 1 1 1.
:; ui iiii.cm-i, on gooa sneuer.
' With improved having tools, the
ivoni. oi Housing is not now severe
or laborious. The value of ralt and
- lime in preserving hnv is oifen i)p-
: l',i,teu anc is of questionable value.
; P'e US(: o1 lilne is niore t ilan doubt-
mi. wniie an excess o!
thirst, and is found ui
Prairie Farmer.
. . 1 l-i
?ait incuee.s
desirable.
GIRLS. OF TO-DAY
Revival of the Old-Fashioned Cus
toms of Our Grandmothers.
OLUEX-TIME AXD MOUEKV KEIXES.
lieccnt Eectption at tha White House How
Mis. .Cievelar.d Shakes Hasds
English Customs.
What an immense contrast there
is Uetweeu the uiaideus of, to-dav , ...
fSdt ttwse -of tifewwCf oaf -previoua. ;
generations! Where one dies to-day
of two much study, twenty died
day before yesterday, so to speau,
of too thiu slippers. The girls of
to day h ive eschewed those slippeis.
and wiin them the itdautile short
sleeves and low necks of yie oid
onily wear; their walking-shoes are
thick soled as men's brogaus; they
use them vigorously, too, for they
have learned that life and health
are of more consequence than the
aumiration of chance men for a
sleuiler foot daintily shod; they do
not allow their shirts to become
draggled about their ankles, and
They would as soon think of melt
pearls in their diiiking cups,
if they had them, as of sitting with
wet feet, either being two costly au
amusement. They wear flannel,
too, at whose thickness their grand
mothers and great grandmothers
would have shuddered, and without
whose thickness they themselves
would go shuddering. They bathe
seven times, not to say 805 times,
more frequently and thoroughly
than the departed damsels did ; and
i uc j' eat wuat they waut, and not
what some male individual, adoring
the ethereal, thinks is about euougli
tor them to eat and remain deli
cate. The dear . departed ones
believe tliat pretty pallor, and
interesting p akedness, and pipe
stem belts were the chief require
ment of" a personal appearance; the
modern girls believe that tirni
muscle, deep chest, tree motion and
juddy color are the only wear.
Tlie old-fashioned courtesy of
our grandmothers is being revived
again, though in a modi fled form.
At a recent reception at the White
1 House a fair young girl was pre
sented to the President. As he
took her hand she ducked down,
about six inches with a movement
which'migut lie termed the light-
ning couitesy. The same little
bob was repeated a moment later
as she shook hands with Mrs.
Cleveland. Some of the bystanders
exclaimed: "How awfully couu
tiy!"' but were quickly subdued,
by an explanation comiug from one
of the in'itia'-id. The trick is the
latest Engiish custom on beiny;
presented to people of note. The
movement is a diiiicuit one, and if
jm versa! lv adonted rise iair society
. . .... , ...
bell.-
n in 11 ii vj . v hi j u i iin. u j .j
in
perfecting
themselves iu the
ac
complishment, lir, unlike their
grandmothers, the early education
of the modern girl iu that respect
has been neglected. Courtesies
and backboards were long ago
consigned to oblivion as old-fashioned
and out of date. Now,,
together with the old spinning
wheels, they tire being brought to
light and tavor once more.
Spontaneous Combustion.
Stockton Independent.
J. A. Crow, who lives in the
northern part of the town, got a
lesson iu naturel philosophy and
lost a hat last Sunday. Coming
into the house in the afternoon he
tossed hi; hat carelessly on a tabie
wnereon stood a globe with gold
fish. After a time Mrs. Crow said
she smelled something burning,
and they made a search without
finding anything. In doing so the
hat was turned around and soon
the smell was noiced again. This
was repeated several tin es beforo
they noticed that the hat was being
burned. A close examination
showed that the sun's rays in pass
ing through the globe were con
centrated on the hat and had
burned a series of little holes at
intervals around it. Every tima
the lmt was turned a new place
was-burned, and the smell of burn
ing felt filled the room. That hat
wnl do for ordinary wear, but as a
Sunday ornament its career is past.
An Angry Young Wanicn.
Marysville Appeal.
1'here is one mad young woman in
Maiysxllle. She has been searching
for a husband, and has answered a
number of advertisements by men
who professed to desire to become
good husbands. Not many day ago
this yoeng lady answered an adver
tisement in the Examiner, an J giving
h-.r true name asked to become ac
quainted through the medium of
photographs She has received the
advertiser's photograph, and also a
letter wht3h hn. caused her to shed
tears. The picture was that of a
young Marysvillian who has not been
away from here many months, and
the letter advised her to take the
sto-k of dry goods, bustles, wigs.and
small bank account and go to the
highway and lay in wait for a lantern
j-'wed son of toil who could appre
ciate her loveliness.
A clean low ell for every customer
Vitrc-cs K.rbcr shop.
Oshurn cbees jest
Browned '& Stunaid's.
received ut
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