Evening capital journal., August 13, 1890, Image 1

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CAPITAL
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AIiElSL,,pEEG02jf,4f;n.UKSDAY, AUGUST 13; 1890.
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K,m : ; I lie Oregon Land Co.
TOE CAPITAL JODSSAL
..j HOFER BROTHERS, - - Editor?.
with its
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Salem.
Orpi,
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Oa HOOTS AXU SHOES.
ill Previous Ofe Outdone.
A General 20 Per Cent. Discoupt!?' anc' Suburban Property.
THROCGHOUT THE ENTJRF ST VTP ' ' Oropo" Lalld Co- wns especially organised for the purpbse of buying
,, T , ' atldMl-dividiug largo tracts or land, and has during the past two vears
POT tile NeXt TwnWQQl'o lb0Ueht nnd 9Ubl-v"li ver 3,200 acre Into
----- v wv rvo. n i. v . , .. ..
m-ti hvcnlY Acre
(Tn the State lusurauce Building)
and branch oftlees iu Portland, Astoria and Albnnv,
Has f..r nle a large Ht of Grain. Stock and Fruit Farms; nlo
PUtU,ISHK.l)U.UtA'.KXCKlTSUyAY.
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Ineorriorateit.i
Office, Coiiinicrclal Street, tit I'.O. UuUdtnt;
Knteml at the poMofllcn at Hnlem,Or,-n
oooiiJ-c1hm matter.
Kver.vthitig
r
d subject to 20 per cent. This in n, nn, ..,...,...
vally means more than 20 pur cent.-A GREAT DEALMOltE.
to Been Dropping Prices Riht Along- for to Days , j
)
arceis.
-AS YOU PERHAPS KNOW-.
Mid liuvi; been prolitingby it. But tills 20 PER TEXT, reduction
the next two weeks is really a Reduction on all Ken,
lions heretofore made.
jtr-tf-Small Prodis is a ruling principle of this firm.
fori
J AS. DJ3NHAM & Co.,
118 State St., -Salem.
r--r Tfi.-.r r,t iMLTrm. .-".
.cirnum. niayi'.iwgim
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The siicces-, of this undertaking is shown in tho fact that out of 2S0 tracts
placed on tho market, 22.5 have been .sold. We olaltn that ten iionw of
choice land in Fruit,
Yield a Larger Income
than 1(5(1 acre of w heat in the Mississippi Valley. We also make valuable
( improvements in the way of roads, clearing the land, fonces, etc. W
can sell a small tract of laud for the slime price per acre ns you would
nave to pay for a large farm. ! !
$10,000
Swiil I'oi' Fninulilft and Price List...
vixuruttutiKi-rBBMnKnMii
For Sale
I en Thousand
Dollars
U III
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
For prices and t"rm eupnr. u1'
taa axa kLses i&aca U D
AS" IMl'OllTANT I'OINT J.V OKANT
int. runi.ii: kuanciusks.
There are before the city council
of Salem several a, plications for
franchises of a public character.
The same should only be granted
wjth n reservation that the city re
tain the right to regulate and coir
trol tho rate of charges that are to Mnnv of tllcm csirry u ueut mKtKi or
nucierst Humanity, nlnsfls not so
constructed, scojd and rave ntltns
ydii will.1 We" cnu'itt lftt educate tho
growing generations to a better sys
lenii ami matfe IhehYbclter iiitTC tftftT
women. Wo can only pity nnd help
victims of evil training 111 thelr'outh
that niako their lives sad failures nt
best help them what wo can, but
wo cannot help them in nlty but ft
kindly way.
Tilt: woKicnAsiitrr huioauk.
Rolde'x the tin-bucket brigade,
Salem, and every city that Is de
veloping Its manufactures, has a
growing work-basket brigade.
Evry morning of a week-day may
lie seen the Hies of girl and women
w'orkcrst marching to the Held of
dally toll, n't the shop, the cauuery,
the woolen mills, or frultcries.
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
w melinite Student In
Classical, Literary, , Soienlilic;
feif Art anil TfieoloijY. -
ri
Normal, Kusiiiess, Law.
MEDICAL COURSES
It is tlui oldest, liirKcst nnd leant pxpen.
v Institution of Ivarulus In the North-we-.t.
Soh(Hl opens tlnt Monday In September
eml for citnlo;uo to
THUS. VAN SCOY,
1'renlilent.
C)i Commercial
y3?Coods delivered free to all ))arts
fuJIUill ii-rffTT'M-T-w-""-Jll"at'ntf-tl-"usM-JWwi'Mffr
J HUs
fHHAO
ywv rremneni.
'Ov '"' Salem. Oregon.
st. ! U 4 i I H
. . . . A A I LI .1 1 V .1 (1 Mi
oiu.e,ty.-w iFJaJI, 11U I I ill! J J VV i;e,l
; KEEPS THE L IMS EST LINE OF
k fm n a ryaa m b
i m
ProdOCe
w taxed up to tlie public for tlu use
of tho Kime. In the extension or I
renewal of old frnnchl-es the same
principle should be inserted or re
newed if already iu. The impor
tance of retaining this power Is very
gaat nnd Is practically the only
check which tho people can place
upon a monopoly of any kind.
The time was when this city was
glnd to get street railways, elect rid
lights, telephones, water works .r
anything of this kind, In any way,
anil charters were gran ted freely and
upon almost any term. The city
has now grown so that tlieso privi
leges are much sought after and will
In n few years become vcryluerntlvoj
The principle of control of charge is
a vital one and should not bo over
looked in any of the new charters.
.s charters are apt to pa.s into '
hand of noii-reldeiii Mytiilieales
and unless the cltv ivervo this
' right tho people will have tn pro
duction whatever.
1 No charter of n public churn-tor
I that is sought for u term of yours
j should be given unless the oily has
! the right to say what fees may lm
1 collected from the public for die iiv
of It. Tho city may never see lit to
exercise its perogulho in the matter.
It is a safeguard tn tho public never
theless. And tin- men u lm grant
charters to-day an- ivall.v acting ns
I trustees for future generations.
work-bag, some of them nicely em
broidered and beribbbnedj contain
ing nlnon'g other things tllctr lunch.
What Is more, each one ninkes up
tile whole "business" herself.
'lfexldcs 'earning her own living,
sue Is tfuely lmlcpeml6ut bfhclp to
prepare her own food and wall on
herself.' In this respect she Is as en
toVprNihgnnd lngenousasa china
man." Slio nnnches right by the
saloon' and tobacco shop. Sho
needs ucl'her morning eye-opener
nor ovenlnlj refresher'. Tn tho cal
ender of her experience' there Is no
Hlue Monday. Indeed at ilteal time
In tho factory or shop.'br. sitting nt
tho counter waiting fo u'eilstoiiior,
she docs a little tatting or Mltchlng.
All honor to tho growing work
basket brigade! Without asking
permlsslou, she is assorting her
equality iu the Held of labor as a
faithful toilet. She compters by
patience. She uiuiilphs by conn-
ouiy. She haw time to rout! the
papers and go (o church and sun-day-sohool.
Freo liom usoluas vices,
slio has reorvi powers and recti pdru
live strength. She dense not to bo
n lovely, Interesting woniod, lilted
to take lior place in society or in
business of her own or in charge ofa
household. She asks no odds in
any way of the Idling hollo, whose
very right to exist, may b -called Ih
question.
Groceries and
-Tho Rest Canned fSoods.
r
j
Ihoicest Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
1. Every artii-lo gimnratcm-as
ed patronUc . 'r V. "V
Store, ""
galem, Oregon
Xouc but
represented.
First-class Goods Handled.
If, you would be well serve
Tlie Oranw Store,
16 State Street.
iMisuuauKrsaL.arsfBtau iw irnrmmrinn,mmi
Ji:t.
jn t r ryKVrt
urj
I;!
Furnst
111 Bill lf-,Ts,"- ' r" iOinnxtKryii'CSA
III 1 V E i (life? iPP'TI
.. rKirj
SUiJIgjS;
-.HS .'
-IJonlur in
ufe and Carpels,
A Vinv DKMOOltATIi; VAl'V.it.
The Seattle Telegraph, a daily
morning Deinocratlo paper for
Washington and Oregon, conies
Aug. 11th. It Is constructed on a
grand plan and has clear, clean type,
and beautiful advertisements. D.
E. Durlo 1 announced in editor and
manager, and Alex Jlcgg, business
manager. As a mere party organ
there is a brief caroor bctoro it. If
it hopes to displace the Orcgonian
I In the nflectloiiH of corporations and
corporation democrats, it litis under
taken ti big job. As a real genulno
.sincere friend of the masses of the
people it might possibly labor within
! tho ranks of the deinocratlo party
277 and 279 Commercial St., Uorner lourt, in bush's New brick block. , ami do some good, nut it is doubt
ful if capital would be brought west
I nnd used to set up a big establish
i ment, ns that of the Telegraph must
evidently lie for tho purpose of op
K)slng any of the alieady existing
monopolies. A paper to oppos.0 suc
cessfully plutocratic tendencies must
spring from the hcarisof iho people
' themselves and be backed by tlicui
ns was Horace (Jrceloy's Tribune
against the slave oligarchy of the
South. A ..100,K)0 plant ih not drop-K.-d
down In a new country to teach
Jcflersonlun principles. If has ulte
rior motives as a rule. Wo have no
acquaintance witli the guutlumeu of
the Telegraph and yet wo wish them
no ill jrMiniilly. Wo discuss their
venture from Iho Mundjmlut of prlu
i ciplo as we see It. If we are accord
icd tin exchange we shall bo plonked
j to exhibit tlie Telegraph to our dem-
ocratlo frlemlH at our oil Ice upon Its
' merits.
rs r i it
ury, bqpffls ana inmmings,
Ladies iind (ieu'tSjFiiniisliiii (iooils, (llolliiii am! Hals
' ' in flic citv.
Great Offer!
.IOIMINAI. (ll'l'K'i; VISITOII.
This morning the .lomtNAi, edi
tor found on ih desk u strange vlrl
llor a large-sfed l water Inig of
Home kind, neii'ily tlircb Inches long
and about one inch iu heam, and
drawing nearly three quarters of mi
Inch of walor. J low ho over got
over tlie Willamette bars below th(
city, is an inscrutiblo mystery, lfo
extended his right attemu to shake
hands as wo took a seat, but soon
showed signs of a hostile character
as though ho had called on the us
ual business of an irate subscriber.
Tho way ho showed Ills teeth w o
imagined for a moment lie might be
the editor of the Orcgonian
GLORIOUS 0KF.U0N.
Sorry Tor lown Friends,, lint They
HtionM Come to the hand or
Security.
FOUNDED IN il
m
41
The writer in glancing over n
paper from Ida old Iowft home, read
with sorrow ofa terribly dbvnstnting-
hall and wind storm, described ns
follews:
Tho most furious hall and ivlnd
storm over known horenbouta swept
across fiAuthcrn Minnesota nnd
tiortlicrn Tova from west to cast
Shnday afternoon. Thostorm start
ed west of Sioux Falls, S. Dak.,
where tho most datungo was done
At Sioux Falls It is estimated that
from 25,0;)0 to fclO.OOO worth of
glass was brtiken in tho city by hall.
Although tho wind and rr.lu wna
oultiv general forty miles in width
the real destructive partqf tho storm
confined itself to a strip from five to
Illtecil miles wide, aim excepting' In
some tracts all growlngcorn and tltix
were almost totally ruined in that
strip. At Spirit Lakumuch damage
was done to windows.
Tho storm struck Knimett cotillty
about 11 n. m. and cut a bath from
two to four miles wide clear across
the county west to east almost total-,
ly ruining fully (wo-thlrds of the
corn and flax crop. Where flax was
Into not much Uauiaire w'as doiio but
most of tho corn In tho storm trauk
Is badly whipped and pounded, J,lail
stones ns large as English walnuts
came down with a furv iihlicuru of
before. Chickens w'ero 1U1I6U. lit tho1
yards, small pigs had tliblri'lvnclcm
broken am persons ouught lu.Uio
storm were severely cut about tho
head and shouldeis.
Then follows a list of old friends
who lost their entire crops of com
and llax, many of whom will b seri
ously crippled. Ilnanulally by tjio dis
aster. Tho residents of this glorious
valley should rejoice that they aro
not subject to such visitations and
It would bo a lucky day for tho
sullerors above referred to If they
would gather their means from
where they aro now wearing
out their lives battling with
such dllllcuitles and ' transplant
themselves and (heir industrious
families In tills home of plenty, com
fort, sure crops and paradisic ctl
inate. t
This Is no catch-peiin' booili lloni,
but tho out-pouring ol fiblld convlc-'
Hon from one w)iO knows every foot
of tho country spoken of, and every
dlllloully wlijclt tlo eluumeablo
seasons tlierc prcselit agans( success
in a country granil In ipany ros
pc;ts. '
That Unrxi'ilnreil Lhnil.
Home inonths ago when the. AI;
)IIue club of Portland, aiipounccil
that iiitei-,lcd to explore the groat,
unknown Olympla regloii, tho
Courier intimated that before It got
reitily to go Into that region the pio
neers would bo there with their
wives and children.
After much pomp and parade, tho
great exploring Alpine club got
ready to leave the sidewalks of Port
laud, under a military escort, on tho
last days of Juno, and the lib of
I'he bug is a very handsome spec-! -'"'i' r"ud tho heroes in the heart of
liiii.nofnii.Oroi-mi imiiluot. Wn do " H ' UIIKIIowilj region, ill,
not know how many of ilium are
yielded to tho acre, but wo.nto atls-
The oldest nmlstrongMt Until- soiitiior
lVirtlnml nud nortli nr4it Krunclco.
LMD4ISI.
Bankers, Iron Building
Salem Or.
Accounts kept, loans lnndu, cxclmngo on
lovcry parttlio worlil bouglit nna rjoiii,
loiien1 oi ciruiti!siifii m imvvirni, iutv
tionmnnaoUirouKtioottao United Htntcn,
llrltlsli Aniorlni uml Moxlco.
This bnnlc lin-s rtomUiry contu'ctlons
Willi lmuks In (Jrriron, WnsUlnpton, Idahn
nnrt Monmnn, timl corKsponovntn in all
tlio principal towns ortlioto states. Rj'J-lm
Capital National. Bank
SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capital Paid up, -
375,000
15,000
L'rwlilcnt,
'Presldont.
Cannier.
for
iu
--.'i
Hue
i, unrigiit, oraiid.
order $12
MOD PIANO
:.0II PIANO
EMiilMUirt UAKiiAi.H on too reicnraieu
COI.IiV Pianos for a few weeks only
.fi.1l! OUCiANS, the tlnest in the world, for f 150
M-'IU OIU1ANS for 'J0.
OHOANS for 70.
!"
liny
-V
now and save money.
' installments.
Cash or
Hirgriluii In all kinds of music goods at
EASTON'S
$$& Hldridge Block, Commercial St
(TALL Oil WRITE.
HYEHYTHIXG (IUAHANTERII.
)S'
Salen,
I O...QQt-
OoiTimerciaj ol-m
.. Oregon.
GO TO GEO. P. SMITH,
S07 COMMKHCIAL STREET, KOIt
Tents, Awnings, Lawn.& Camp Goods,
The Finest Stock in Hait-nl.
U WW .l e iriS5
Rra?T55?rwtexon 1 I.I I Hnti&ftifM5n'
agssss.Hv wmmtti
rrlfcnn11 ft I Tiffi WrrnTY nFf iP fm TA
r - ... i 4 ' tirMT-'-''3'
Who do All Kind-sof
m
Hi
"-'i-.-.",.K"-'ii.
, untrv i uit "
M I.
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l ... ii.tf nrvi--
'O libe-iy Street
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.,
niIi, Hooi's. Kliuds & Moulding, .Tiir"iK ' Scroll Sawing.
m I1..UW 1 II -(.(IiK li. .'If to lT'l'-f.
k- I'crulVork. (i i r Ihil ' II A' t'ni i, SIm Oregon
JU Vv
rva
I
IIIS0II.II(1I1I!
Tlial in whut happened to a street
laborer yostcrduy. It U a word that
inouiisa grout deal lo the unfortunate
day laborer! It iiiuhii more If ho
has not a dollar lu the world. It
moons a groa ileal motv, llll, If he
has a wife and children. It means
liinulU-ly more If he Iihs no moii,
a family, and is lldc In debt. Jiut
fled that no other state in the En
Inn cm surpass the fertility of our
soil at anything not oven water
bugs, ills bad; and breast bear a
heavy coat of mall, nnd from his
temple down to Ills chin ho Is pro
tected by what appears to lie small
plates of steel in scientific lan
guage, his lii;iluiu are of laminated
steel, and to all iippcaranees he is
an iiquiitfo real 'estate ayent Just over
from Hay City.
Hut, lie Ih a lllghug. Pel Imps he
is n she. Wo could not deprive the
equal sex of thulr share In nil the
world's honors and glories, or oven
of their share of bugs. We have
named this (crrlblu winged reptile
".Joiiriiallstlcus liayeltykiiH," for
the present and forwarded his bug
ship to the oiitymoliiflit "t the slwte
agricultural colliige, uml called for a
dlgiKHls of his hUjfMhip, When It
I received It will Ih) given to tho
renders of tho .'loCKNAl..
Kiluinliiig a Nation.
Underlying nil other public qiiMS
tioiiH,preiiig, iMtrnlsteiit, command
lug, Is the Mtihjwit of isfiioHtloii. lm
portout In evwry clvilll iiutlon, it
tho farm of Mr. Wlndovor, pnrtuk-
lug ofa hounteoiiH meal prepared (it
his home. The next day, their
Journal notes passing several cabins.,
One thing Is giving these explorers
much trouble, nud that ih, tho road
supervisors have neglected to place
guide boards at all the cross roads.
Hut for this neglect, they could tra
vel through tlie unknown region
without getting lost.
Their ournid further notes that
the party was Joined Iu tho midst of
the dreary unknown by "Mr.
Church, a mineralogist and an ex
tensive traveler In the Olympic
range." This prioks (ho whole bau
ble about tho unknown. A region
Iu which extensive travel has '"Bijou
done by scientific men, aud In
which there are farms and cabins of
American citizens, Is neither un
known nor unexplored, however
little- the Alpine Club may know
ulsnit It. Grant's Pass Courier.
Surplus,
II. R WALJVUK. -
V. W, MA WIN, - Vice-
J. II. ALIIULIT.
OIRtCTORSi ..
W. T. Oruy,' V W. Martin,
J. M. Martin, IU H. Wttlhire.
Dr. W. A.CUNlck, J. II. Albert.
T. Nlol. lHitton.
LOANS iVIADE
To (HrinprN on wheat nml oilier lnarliot-
iniioiimnui-o, coniiRiu-u or in mure,
ultlior Iu iirlvuU uniunrtesor
plibllo Min-lioii"tH.
Slate and County Warrants llouglit at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
DlRcountPtl nt ronwimhlo rntr-. Dmft-
ilmwn illiret on .Now York, Clilonfro, Han
Kniucl'eo, i'ortliinil, Jnulon, llirKUerliu
Hunt; Kent; nut! Calcutta,
first National Bank
SALEM OltKGON.
wm. n. laoyR,
Dll. .1. hKYNOlThl
JOHN MOIlt,
K
. l'romrlent
Vlee 1'iv-iUleut
. . . CllHtllOl-
GENERAL "BANKING,
ICiiliant An Wirilmull in Kni'i.
New YurB. l.dndnii nml ll'inir k
liouglit nail sold. Mtitti
i j-n
i l
ti-ti.li
ivnrmnts boiiBht. dtruii-i i ) c
Invlusl t ilrtjioitlt nnd i mii ii l i
with int.' Iilt(nl ailMii' nu.
wlieliUMOol, ntw unit nib r pn-iwrn a
rpasonlllno mtp. Iilmlrnnr on 'uli Ri
rurlly n to oIiIuIiiimI at tb Imi '. In
iuohI rvllnliln euipanlc.
Al r.IL M I - -
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
RANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, nil Subseribcil, $200,1)00
TruiiKitW n n.'iif-rnl IiiiiiKIiik liiinlni-Mi
In all Mm lininclieM.
(1). W'tM.lAMH ,-, I'rcslilrnt
Vl. l'.N(tl.ANI Vleo I'Ti'llilPUt
II I'll 1 1 McNAin ... X-aslile
l)Iltk(vi:OUfi Hen, WllllilliM.Wm, IHlR
lilllil, Dr. .1. A. ItlellHixImin, I. W. Ilolnoil,
.1. A. Maker.
Hunk In now Kxclitiiiun blix-k on Cum
luuri'liilhtrttct. " N;i'j.tf
ii
) in Your Home IJompanj'l t
The Stated
Wlilrli lias ror,tlie$iUUx ycilfs ,
PAID MORE TAXAS,' ' ".'
IjjiiciI 'Moid' Policies, i !
Recoivad, Mom Proiniums '!.'?
And Paid More Loiset
Upon iiMipHrlf lotMlts) hi Oruyno or H noli
' Itmlon than noy'iiUiwr wnumiiy
It was llin llrst Company to Pay
all Looses in Full ami in Cash
ily Did Uir rt vonllMrultoiiH a B.
UlUiulmrgantl HiKtknue I'ull.
m-:o. jr. iui.'ku.
i-
Anil tfpoeial A ami I Air Marlon (
tn
my .iBji
uent Air Marlon ( oiiiuy.
OIIVhhTu Hit) ttoniiwoy'n bitlldtii
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the crown of dlHNSIers ielly eoinos , Is In America of wrMiiiiunt Inlertwt.
to the man who finds hlunwlf In this i In America we have 12,000,000 ehll
unfortuiiuto predicament, willi all idrcn enrolled In the'Mibllc m-IkxI
thec burden to nmr, uiid bun le-1 alone; how to liicrense ihU ntttend
nldos oontrKetml eximiitilvw hubtu aii"o,how to lower m!W-iiWIsiii, l.ow
to wimte no nioney, no ener'y, no shrink up und Ihhkiiiih Imrd, her lutlr
time, but lo iiiuke evfry eflbrt tell; ' dlil not clmnae color and fsll out; nel
wlmt iuutliisUni tmkt; what Mluillm tlior did the dolleato woiiihii'm ikm)!
ml- wniiuiitlhl; wl.i liilluoiirVs are to become tlptllled, nor tlie hoKtitlfiilly '
U HtlmubiUrili bow to roHi-li lbe mo)dwl chin lowiime ths apsaruncj j
hsurU, tho iiiliuld, Hm 3oriM.lneM of i of an tiiideniliot wimel in tt mill race. I
thte)iildreii; whut UlntU to put i Kvlduntly the editor of tilt Oregon'
Ixfore them the rc iiiatttfrs of! 1r.11 looks for all the t-hHiigws to ih-
Our public
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rJJ- 1JI.4' vvHRoriBiawu x-zHj;iv
uml pHrnleiiMi" apstlln. If you
have any iiympHlliy or Hy In your
nut ore, prMir to our It out Air
kueh uufortiiiMiUM of our vxsM y
loiu. That I. hUhH Im Iwil tbliiK Hm
hverage man or wouwii lm to give,
trMiigw n It may mwii, ehp hm It
limy bo. For kucIi h limit we are pt rmMt profound wuns.ni.
tu ay, he U not uollllwl U uiiy
Iwrity. Why dfw h upoiMl lit
earnliiBs Mt tlm ttoou, wIwm Im
knows he b Kxir mwl tiU wlf isn
HotftflUrd to Mjy HilriiH himI Ih
child run iwg4wg in rttgtir Why
doH he go on tlM Irurwi cwr wum Im
itlruuUl go lnai Why do titty, , mtMioy tlmu Um hi44 r-eelve.
both lm and , ItMlulgti In luxurtw '11h futuru of the refMiWle in omit
w litoli muti UtW H4va4nl nijpW utlUMl to Ih-- J.mj-J.U" irblblrwi, '
wunot trJU, mk ttto wUu h t
(4ii m f iitk iujr MKiMot pay hhh j,r vut4.HiHiMKiu1i71.11 mn,w uiin rrw:irn
ildiwttM .wmm tk olliwrsf tlie Url.1wlil
A Tuko-Oir 011 llin Theory That
trrnlty DesfroyH liruuty.
Motherhood Is wild to liavo robbed
young Mrs. (I011I1I of bur brilliant
complexion somewhat, but her oyox
aro 101 large ami soft, her hair Is
brown ami luxuriant and her feii
turon its delleatu us over.- Orego lilan,
Now there Is news. Mrs. (htorgo
(Joiild's maternity didn't rob her nil
at once of everything. Mho lost the
beauty of herchcoksiuid iKMiity'een
' sign Is 110 longer crimson there, liut
wonderful to relate her eye did not
Pioneer Bakery '
AMOS STRONG,
271 Commercial Street.
Preiieh and Uoriiiitu Whuat ami
ItyelJftNiiU In City Sty li-y.
VIwim Hnhu.
8PI5CIAJV1VOI KACVCAKl'?.'.
1'iMrtry nnd.Confeototiio .
lUklindn Full auvi., . .
My iuw UtwmI hai! wka Uikeru
are flrl-ehti rtit lu thi-lr luie,
and I hIiii to have
Bvc7ih.Bg u 1 ft the i'imi
FI1IBII MILK..
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Ponifoi n-,;,,
wir In the willy woman who inunn. , V-MI I U u 1 1 V
MltM-U rtqwIw-'ilT.-Sr-J Uucbtr, uml iimterulty, and whwt nil Hmnm orisn ' 4, '&: .!) otijiHiWl J, Kil
ytM unuHMiy i-3, wnjnt tnu two ks no not quieKiy ap(sir ll Im k nub. ; are Trrrl mUUit riitMi mwu t
yours ago. T.t-r)x'irr.lnifiiyiihow Jeet for uowniMir outiiiiiuut. Oli, - ! - T ltf ur "y.J
the iiMnitude of ttee eyetwii, uud ' inbwmble woman ! Oh, fortunate I -,, JbW JuvVrtw.'.
ht nrtrin tk to ihelinaylua-, Mrs. 0uld ! linker Olty OeTOo-l" . ' " ," " "
(ton, iMtt It U W We remtttulMirMl tlntt I erot. i-m 1 . & 1
tlu U a. hiUh IM enll for more ' t"-'.' .. ' . -.-'? Ill 111 A IM
A ( tire fur Slrk llcadnrlm.
'till 41 -i'iiur MMii.Utwl Uiluui.u
1MU (m .1 trjUil livar or mm41u.m
Ut will 4i . hmuw tin. MowEetrlM
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Umim. Why ere w iwt ull wUr. fell mtv huriU.,ot,U.uy wuttiiliaUiin . Bf&..)).v$ttmw&9)ll
of fer4thouKtit,eiftl ui u the mer- wrMvr.MlxiHWvtllt(iourer Jour-1 5j mi HieuMneiuMtji ilat win mi
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