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Newspaper Page TextI w I 1 k was a telegraph operator, llo was &flerwnrl8 connected with tho United SUitcs assay oJIlce. ABOUT MAXWEhh. Uiiioaoo, Juuo 8. After an inter view, Walter Maxwell, tho Bub oommltteo of tlio World's fair direc tory decided before taking action to awall the coming of tho committee of Callfornlans, who object lo Max well's confirmation. In a talk with the subcommittee today, 'Maxwell flatly denied that ho had been con nected with a Bcheino to establish a 'Monte Carlo" In Southern Cali fornia. JUjAtNR'S CONDITION. BAiiIlAitnon, Me., Juno8. Since Mr. Blalno arrived hero Thursday the weather has been very cool, aud tho skies clear, and tho secretary has driven out each day. Ho has already Improved so far as appear ances indicate, and it Is believed tho air of Bar Harbor will have Its usual Invigorating effect upon him. SORROWFUL CANADIANS. Tho Death of Mr Donald. John Mac STATE- High Water in Texas, The Bacca ras Scandal, Accidentally Shot, Gibson Will not be Tried, The Strike in London, State and For eign News, Etc, HEARSAY SIINISTIHIS. Minneapolis, Minn., Juno 8. In recent sermons several mlnisteis have inveighed against a largo num ber of immoral places allowed to exist in this city by the authorities, The grand Jury summoned these ministers before them, and in Its re port, just made public, the jury says: "Your grand jury liavo no hcslta tlon In saying that they regret that ministers of the Gospel should lower their dignity as to proclaim from their pulpits aud through the pub lic press of this city the existence of evils aud immoral condition of af fairs based only upon hearsay and rumors." AGAINST MOKI'HINISTS. Spokane, June 8. The crusado that has been waged by tho police for tho past two months against the morphine habit is having a benefi cial effect. City Attorney Hamil ton, who first called the attention of tho public to this growing perni cious evil, said today that ho thought tho number of tho "fiends" had been reduced of late, but thero wero many in tho city yet. "They have learned to avoid the police," said he, "aud are not in the station so often for vagrancy. The woist case I ever saw was only re leased from tho county jail last week. His person was something horrible to look at and shows to what point theso mon can bo reduced and still retain hold on llfo." ii unq iiy a jioii. Louisville, Juno 8. At Wick Cllffo, this morning, Evan E. Shel by was takou from Jail and hung SIU JOHN MACI'ONAI.D IS DEAD. Ottawa, Juno 7. Sir John A. Macdonald is no more. The distin guished statesman who guided the political destinies of Canada for nearly half a century, passed peace fully away at 10:15 last night, sur rounded by his cntiro household. Lady Macdouald, who boro up bravely during the fatal Illness, is now prostrated with grief. Tliou Huiida of citizens aro expressing deep legiel at the premier's demise. For liours members of tho household had been watching at the bedside to see life depart. Ho had lost con sciousness thirty liours before, aud had taken no nourishment since, stivo small quantities of champagne, which were administered witli diffi culty. For days ho resisted tho in evitable by sheer force of his power ulf will. The funeral is likely to (ako place on Tuesday next, and will bo of a state character. On that day the body will likely bo removed to the senate chamber and lie in state for four or five liours. The interment will subsequently tako placo at Kingston, Out., where the premier's first wife and father are buried. HIGH WATER IN TEXAS. St. Louis, Juuo 8. Dispatches from several points along tho Hed river in Texas indicate that tho stream is rising rapidly. At Gaines ville it is above higli water mark. All communication with Indiau Territory is cut oil and it will be somo'timc before tho damage can be repaired. Messengers from Burling, state that tho river is running wild in that section and the destruction of property Is very great. Some lives are reported lost. D. T. Harris, a stockman has lost llvo hundred head of cattle and fifty-flvo worses. In the heavy raiii at Chilllcothc, Texas, two employes of W. T. Lind say and two strangers who camped near tho bridge "at that place were drowned. THE IIACOARAT TRIAL. London, Juno 8. When tho trial ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. Eugene City, Juno 8. Special to Jeurnal: Lowla Hlgglns, of Fall Creek, accidentally killed him- solf Saturday afternoon by pulling a gun out or a boat, when it was discharged, tho'chargo going through his heart. He was 25 years old aud unmarried. Hop lice havo mado their appear ance here. ROYAL ARCH. Portland, Or., Juno 8. The Grand Chapter of Eoyal Arch Masons met here today. SONS OK THE REVOLUTION. Portland, June 8. Tho Amer ican Sons of tho revolution was organized Saturday. Twenty-tlve charter members were enrolled, and the following officers wero elected: Colonel T. M. Auderson, U. S. A., of Vancouver, president; Lloyd Biooke, of Portland, vice-president; Colonel J, K. Phillips, of Portland, secretary; C. N. Waite, of Portland, treasurer; Lieutenant Alfred Has- A Safe IinoHtiiicnt. Is ono which Is irauranteed to Give you satisfactory results, or In case of lanuron return oi purchase prico. jii uns bbio pian you can buy fro'n our advertised druggist n bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for con sumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief In every case, when used for nny affection of the throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, lullania tlon of tho lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per lecuy saie, imci can always Iks tlfpoM ed upon. Trial bottle free at FiV; drugstore. HOTEL AKIUVALS. y- brouck, U. S. A., of Vancouver registrar. These officers, with the following gentlemen, will constitute tho board of directers: Dr. Boss C. Houghton, of Port land; Major J. C. Muhlenburg, U. S. A., of Vancouver; George M. Savage, of Olympia; and II. L. Wells, of Portland. The annual meetings will bo held on the 22d of February. It is de sired to make tho society as strong as possible in Oregon and Washington. FOREIGN. by n mob, Shelby wus charged with of tho Baccarat caso was resumed the murder of Mrs. Salilo Mooro lu 1888. FOUND A TRUE HILL, Philadelphia, Juno 8. The grand jury this afternoon roturned a truo bill of iudlctmont against Johu Bardsley, ex-city treasurer, charged with appropriating funds belonging to the city. PART OK CARGO AT TOCOPILLA. Washington, Juno 8. Informa tion was received In this city from Chill to tho en'ect that tho insur gent schoouer Etata, boforo proceed ing tolqulquo, from Tocopilla land ed at the latter place 13,000 rifles aud a large amount of supplies. STRUCK AVERTED, Chicago, Juno 8. A serious fltrllto was averted yesterday by a prompt coucesssion on tho part of tha employers. Saturday night the Jouruoy bakers' council decided to to ordor all tho union bakers lu tho city out on a strlko yesterday after noon if a rouowal of last year's scale of wages was refused. Yesterday afternoon over two-thirds of tlio master bakers had not only con ceded tho scale, but further agreed to advnnco $f por wook to all tho bauch hands during the summer months. Nearly 1100 mon would have been affected by u gou eral strike. Two of tho largest es tablishments, Urcmucrnud Aldrlch, employing union aud non-union help, will give an auswer today. If they accede to tho Journeymen, 400 men now out In smaller establish inonts, Is Is expected, will speedily gain their point. WEVTHEU REPORT. Tho forecast for Oregon and Wash Itigtou Is light rains m Western Oregon. Merit WJuh. Wo deslro to say to our clrl.i'iiH, that for yeara we havo been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for eon sumption, Dr. KIdk'h New Life Pills. Buckleu's Arnica Halve and Electric Hit tern, unci liavo novel handled remedies that bell as well, or that have given miuIi uiilveiHui iwtlsfucllou. We do not hesitate to guurautt-o them every limn, mid we Htotnl ready to refund tho puiuliUM price, If KntUfaclorv rcMitfH do nut follow their dm-. Tln'tw iiinnlli juuvn won their euiil tiiiili purely on their uieim &,Jd b, l'i , uruggil today, Sir Charles Bussel took up aud completed his address for tho defonso. Solicitor General Sir Ed ward Clarke, the leading counsel for tho plaintiff in opening his plea said it had been common talk that tho Prince of Wales' continual pret ence in court during tho trial of this suit had been for tho purpose of re straining tho tongues of tho lawyers from commenting upon tho Prluco of Wales' connection with it. Fac ing tlio Prluco of Wales, tho Solic itor General remarked that tho counsel for the defendants had said If tho Jury had found for the plain tiff aud disregarded the document tho latter had signed at Trail by Court, tho military authorities would tako tlio matter up and that Sir William Gordon Cummlugs' naino would bo strickeu from tho army list. "1 wish to say hi unniis takeblo terms" exclaimed Sir Ed ward Clarke "that It would be Im possible for tho authorities to do any such thing aud ler.vo on that list tlio name of Held marshal Prluco of Wales." Tills bold statement seemed completely to tako away tho breath of tho audience aud caused by far tho greatest sensation of tho trial. Tho Prluco of Wales sat on a bench to tlio left of tho Lord Chief Justice im movable not a musolo of his face apparently twitching. Leaning his head upon his arm and endeavoring to appear totally unconcerned. indictment quashed. Ciiicuago, Juno 8 Judge Blod gett this morning quashed the United States indictment against Geo1 G. Gibson, secretary of tho whiskey trust, charged with a con spiracy to destroyShufelt's;dlstlllory. Tho declaim Is on tho ground, that tho caso is one forstato court, and not for United States courts, to decide inn caso lu which there Is no statuto of penalty for tho crime for which ho was indicted. MARKETS. wiiuat, Chicago, Juno 8. At close wheat was steady Hindi ,091. July l803. !" Kn I'iiaM'ihiv, Jinn n -Wheat, mjit.'UI, uftvr Aiijsuut 1 ?l 021. HANGED AT MAN1PUR. Calcutta, Juno 8. A dispatcli received fromMam per states, a sepoy, one of the leaders in tho recent re volt against British authority, was hanged this morning for his com plicity in the massacre of Conimis iouer Quintou aud party. HOUSES 11URNED. Siieriirooke, Que., Juuo 8. The bush fires ot Black have communi cated to the houses and from 30 to35 are burned. THE OMNH1US STRIKE. London, Juno 8. Hardly a sin gle omnibus is running today and it is estimated about 5000 omuibuees and 10,000 hoises are idle througl tliostiiko which commenced yesterday. prom china London, June 8. Advices from Shanghai report fresh outrages against foreigneis at Wusfeh, near Kin Kiaug, the English missionary and customs ofllcer wero murdered and European residents are appeal ing for the protection of the men of war. THE 11E1IR1NG SEA. London, June 8. A bill to enable Her Majesty by order in council to make special provision for prohibit ing catching seals in Behriug sea by her subjects during tho period nam ed in order, passed tho house of lord today. THE SORROW OK CANADA. Toronto, Juno 8. From almost every point In Canada conio tho tidings of universal sonow at the death of Sir John Macdonald. Everywhere signs of mourning are to bo seen. Arrangements aro being made to lire llvo minute guns at Ottawa and at every city in Canada during tho progress of tho funeral of the dead premier, Tlieio Is strong feeling that an autopsy should, bo made on tho body of Sir John by Independent medical men in order that tho public may know what really eaiu-ed his death. The Empire, a government organ, In an editorial on Houso" says: Jolm's disappearance from tho stage Is to bo tho signal for a movenieut toward annexation," DID NOT LIKE IT. Iquiquk, Juno 8. Thoro is great excitement hero over tlio decision of tlio American admiral to take the Etata without allowing a dlschargo of her arms and ammunition. Tlio press Is very bltter,and considers tho United Statesdoes not recognize tho cradle of tlio republican Idea, and commits a grave error In thus indi rectly assisting tho dictator. El Naclnual In an editorial says; Wo know wo havo the sympathies of tho people of America, also of the people or all other civilized nations, but tho act of the United States govyrniuent agaiiiht the weaker povt-or lu arms for liberties and rights, U not lu harmony with tho traditions of tlmt government. "WILLAMiriTi:" H M Keller, W P Allen JIU M Hastings, T C Sharp, J M Levens, W D Berry, A Vasey, Portland. E M Miller, Corvallls. It E Stewart, Malalla. W J Quirk, Hope, Idaho. O M Barrett, P C Pratt, Sheldon, Iowa. Geo E Chamberlain, New York J W McBae, J A Smith, Salem. C A Williams, T S Slnious, G It Child, 8 M Cooper, D F Carroll, S F. E P Thompson, Coos Bay. "COOK." D M Brown, Myrtlo Point. J S McAllister, W M Carrold, Ballstou. C Tracey, Turner. W F S Dillon, Lincoln, P A Con dee, Mrs Chase, Baker City. C S Bice, Vancouver. G W Colvig, Grant's Pass. C P Briggs, Monmouth. Geo W Kimfield, Denver. Geo T Cox, J N Smith, Mehama. J H Turpin and wife, Jeflersou. Scott Jones, Gervais. It Simson, L R Carlton, S D Ful ton, Mrs .Rosa Livingston, Dallas. W P Miller, Fort Klamath. W R Shearer, G R Tolishen, J J Hall, J Lewis, M Ponieroy,T Schwab, J C Herren, J Hanson, A M Fletch er, C II Totman, J C Gardner. A Slirewit Hollrltor. An advertising solicitor, ono of tho brightest members of the hustling fra ternity to which ho belongs, was met on Chestnut street wearing nsniilo of great breadth and evidently In excellent humor with himself. "I liavo Just left tlio head of a big LVout street firm," said ho, "and I havo a fair sized con tract bearing tlio linn's signature tucked in my insido pocket. How do you sup po.so I gotit? Tlio old gentleinau under took to spike my guns boforo 1 had my batteries fairly opened on him by agree ing to everything I said In favor of ad vertising, and enthusiastically attribut ing to it much more than I would daro to claim for it. He then wont on to in form ino that his firm had no occasion whatever for advertising, as it was well known from having advertised exten sively in its earlier days. " 'So,' said I, 'you think that tho ad vertising which you did in tlio early days of your business is sufllclcnt to carry you through now? " 'Undoubtedly I do,' he replied. " 'Well,' said I, 'will you kindly tell mo tho naino of the candidate for vice president on tho Republican ticket elec tion beforo last?' "Ho was struck. Ho hesitated, stammered a little, and finally replied, Well, no, I can't' " 'Now,' said I, 'do you know of any man who was better advertised at that time?' "It fetched liim." Philadelphia Inquirer. ROSEDHL Parties wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful 1 with pleasant surroundings should visit " ROSEDALE. t is located direct on the Electric line to tho Fair Ground, overlooking th0 r ii i i...:.. au i r,i ,,,i An. Ta .. ''til tnc snow eajipeu iuuuuuumo, nm. a wu mm mi, V uuuiMoii, as well as tho green hills of Polk county tire in plain view. Tho site is unsurpassed the Avhole tract is a beautiful green plateau. The High school -i well as the North Salem now building aro within a short distance of this tract. Wiiol Wool Umitlmuit Woe. Why endure It dully, nightly, we had well nlgli hild, hoinly. They do who mo tumbled by chronic rlie.im.itKm. The remedy, botanic, pure, safe and prompt a hand. . ero th evidence lu bnh.urof HoMettcr's Ftnmncli Hitters collated, It wiitiiu uu muuu iu leeiu iui iiie wen tiu theuUcuted prooft that the medicine is buthnpieventatl o and iviemedy in this malady of vurylniraironieM and ever nie- ent (lunger. To forestall lis chronic stage is toe dictate ot iiruaenco. lteuounee d.in KCioi 8 incdlciitfou. For more effective, more o.'rtuni, more permanent intliebeno lleeui consequence 1h the use of tho Hitters Experience Indorses. Iho recommendation of phj stolons Miuctlon its use. ltegln early u.o with persistence, and expect relief. Hosteller sstoinncn Hitlers relieves con stipation, hllllousuess. Kidney ailments, dyt-pepsla and malarial trouble. Shippers.consign your time freight via the Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Hue. eod-aug hsssssssssM. "The Duty of tho "Jtls plain that Sir U & m ft mx Tint Chief Ronnon for ir.o great n :css of Hood's Sirsnpaiilla Is found la tbl irtlcle itself. It Is merit that wins, and tb tact th it llocil's Sarsaparllla actually K sompllslins wli.it is claimed for It, Is what das i;lv n to this medicine a popularity and 1.1I0 crci-.ti r than that of any other sarsap Wprit Wma rlUa or blood purV IVtCI 1L VV MiZJ flcr beforo tho public linoiVa Birsapnrllla cm es' Scrofula, Ball Rlmtim r.'.d :'!'. Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick ne.u1:i'tu n Uotisacss, overcomes Thai Tli.M I' flint;, cidtcsan Appetlf), strength ins Hi - N'i i vi 1 nilds up tho Whole Systeq H.ii t' Vit.-Jiiji illu Is soldbyalldrui ;-i- . v . .. -3. I'jepareilbyC. I. IIo 1 I 1 ill. n, Jt.lSl Ben Forstnc.. Shoe's tlie Same We can fit you in stylo or price. Here are a few lenders that will put money iu tho purse of careful buyers. FOU CHILDKEN.-Weean show you durable and woll made Shoes, 60 cts., 75 cts. to 1.00 FOU MKN.-A first-class full-strong Fanners plow shoe, fl.75. We havo shoes ,-o much cheaper than this we do not caro to mention it. VOK,ri SHOES. Hero is our great Hlroinrhold. A daisv, pebble goat for $l.?i). No better shoo U sold ut many Btores for JU. IN LOW SHOES, for Mics and laidies, from "5 els to fcl.fiu for the best. ltemeiuber that these nro only some feelers at our general stool? nf dry goods, groeeiles and olutlilut,; nil g.ieH at small margins fur quick returns. 1 ste rifi)u, for Jlarliin:oonuty,uud tiarlui; ttlttlmt. nii.iliui mid ui JU8T in. -A choice lot of now pattern lii wall paper ut Win. &ir gem's. U 0 -It Administrator's Notice. VTOTU'K Ik huruuy slvou Hint Hie under 1 Kl,cuHl ha Uwn Only iq. paint I ml mlnUtittUir of the wUto nl Aihm II. Soono, itwvkketl, by ih.s ooutuy court nl Mir uitu in . rvi 1(11 P(ni. IIH IlUT iHte.Nio h-wy imlill.d In priwent them duly wrtfliU. to the uuiliMnmii m. i.u iMliUHtttut my riMiilaiiiro i, mlU We,i of Iwtbuijt, Marlon mmniy, "rBBja, wiihlu nix mouths from lha iUt of me lUt publl- MlllMliMUOl.UIld ll WV)U llldttblttt in aid ttmtt)ure uentby romitMtod to uwlco InimtvllHtc iwymeut of thu miu to the uu drlk.'Mwl. Df8U ut Balem, Or , May S). Hal. . , , , J W.I.AUAKK, Aitnilutmtiiror lhuu.teof Adtiii II. tkfiuur.ilufiMke.l. bUw,J'rUJt Hunt. Att. tor tuildwute An Old Gnmo That Is AiuuhIuc. In Lower Canada tho boys havo a gamo that no doubt their ancestors brought over with them from la belle France centuries ago, but which I havo never seen i Inyed by tho boys of tho other provinces. It is called "La Main Chaudo" that is, the warm hand and when I describe it I am sure you will agreo with ino that tho name is very appropriate. Ono of the players takes his seat in tlio chair. Another is blindfolded aud either kneeling down beforo tho setteo or tinipiy bending forward, as he may prefer, rets his head on tho other's knee. Behind his back, with palm out stretched, ho holds his right hand. The game is now ready to begin. Tlio other playew rango themselves round tho blindfolded ono, whose palm lies bo temptingly open, and in turn give his hand a smart slap with theirs. It is tlio business of the unfortunate wight thus being slapped to guess who strikes him, tho sitter determining tlio accuracy of tho guess, and tho instant lie glleses correctly tho person whom ho lias thus found out takes his place and tlio game proceeds. When not too roughly played a groat deal of fun may be had out of La Main Chaudo, but, of course, undue vic.lenco must be guarded against. New York Herald. Smite Odd Itciiitst. A jilted li ver, it is asserted, having lost his wits, determined to commit suicide, and thereupon drew up his last will and testament, wherein he ordered his body to be boiled down and all the fat extracted. The fat was then to be mado intoacandle, which, together with alo'n letter attached to the will, was to .be carried at night time to tlio girl who had jilted hnn, so that slio might read his List adieus by his own light. Many persons of sound mind have directed that their bodies should bo dis posod of in a moro or less singular manner. Sir James Tillio desired to be buiied, not in any churchyard, but un der a tower lie had erected in his own park. Similarly, Mr. J. Hull desired to bo buried under a tower on the top of Leitli hill, tho highest point in his native county of Sussex, whence, un doubtedly, if his ghost walks, and has any tnte for scenery, ho may enjoy ono of tho most charming views to bo obtained within a hundred miles of London. All tho Year Round. e X- aKH2cs -wvwpare) 'Wiiiiiwy ibm i m, mt Are now ordered graded at the expense of the owners. is now for sale by Ti ns property All Real Kstate Men In this City, who will he ready at any time to show this tract to purchus "s iscrs. fcJUmajiMi n Milan 25cWantColumn. Nfitlees inserted for (INK CKNT 1'KuJ WOKD KAC1I IXHEItl'ION. Kb ndver tlscincnt Inserted In thU nolunin for lets thun twenty-live cenlei. " nLUWon beautiful Oregon," Iluueo7' 1 nnd "Taoomii" are the titles to thieo ucwnnd churmin musical compositions lor the plmio forte, Uiilunr violin. Hy mull Soeenta euch. Foi mle ut Diamond's Mu sic liuutii-, .WS Commeiclul Ktici't, SpIhiii. A seueiul stock of mublcnl nierclvindKe. US in? ji w s IriOIt HUNT. Fine cottuKe, centml purl ; ol city, nli modern conveniences, Iu. (pilre ol Wylle A. Moore, Turner block, NICELY fui nlshed rooms to rent, witl bo.ird, lnpleiisnntesi paitolcltv.ucai street ear Hues, JOO Center Htieet :i0 tf rplIUEE UALL8. Money loaned od J. watches uudjowelry nud nil liiuds oi I ersonnl property that can ho stoied li my safe or Ktoro. At llarr's Jeueliy store 100 State Rtrcot. 4-27 tf 1J10U SALE. About oue aeio ol land ant ' barn, with itiunlni; vnter In ic.ir n birn. A betiullful location fm iihonie. In quire tit becond house on rljrht blind nld( of Asylum incuuu after L-nisslnt; bildui going to Asylum. 1:21 WANTED An active, reliable, man buluty $70 to Ssi monthly, with in ciease, to tep.eseut In his o 'n section i lespoiihlble Now- i ork hourfe, Ilelerencfs MaNUFACJ'LHKK, Loclt llox 1,S5, Ne York. rmiCEN Cl'nttliorcslilencoull Dunnell JL ol -llei- Fells. A buy kuI-IIuk li -rat right side foot white, black ma 'O and tall star in forehead, braided 8 on hit tlault Which owner can hcive by Divliiir ndver tisemeut and damages. Enqulio ot Joe Duunells, Knights, Oiegou &21 Im dw WANTED Our agents niuko SKW to J.!00 a month telllug our goods on theli merits. Wo wuut county and general igents, and will talio back all goods un old It a county agent falls to dear 3100 and expenses ur-eru thirty days' trial, oi a geneial agent less than 5-5". Wo will send laige illustrated clrciil.us and letter with a special otler to null teirltory ap plied lor, on receiptors one-cent stamps. Apply at onco and get In on the boom. Addicss Henner Manufacturing Co.. Pitts burg. Pa. I 7 diw tf l 'I Ul I LiltJ 1I11J11 Hil When in Need of Harness. Saddles. Whine d-i... 7 ' ' ,,,M' ,,uut iou win unci it to your advantage to call on m J fore mrchasin,o; elsewhere, as I have the LAllGlT PI TAIL STORE IN OREGON. Gents' and LadWSJ uicB in inosc modern styles, HEAD QUARTERS FOR HILL'S CONCORD HARNESS... Best made in tho world. I am sole Manufacturer's A J lor oaiem. iNUT TV JtJJj) UJNDERSOLDl jjugoy Harness ana Wagon Harness as low tlio lowest lhis house is not of Mushroom growth, I was established by me in 18G9 and by long experience iuiow cue demands ot the trade. You can't miss the pli i. i.1 f Till i r i -sj - I sit ino sign oi -ino Jiig Jjaipie Lrray Horse." Thanking my customers for their liberal rair.mn.ifi. the past. By square dealing, I hope for a continuance! wie same. & s. LAMPORT 289 Commercial Sre Two Itemnrknble Memories. J. M. Hill, of New York, nnd Joe Parks wero talking in tho Tremont Hotiao about their memories. Parks said ho could remember somo things, wliilo others got away from him com pletely. "I can recite," ho said, "from memory every lino of 'Tam o' Sbanter' without inib&ing n word, but 1 can't re member tho number of my brother's houso." "Samo hero," said Hill. "I recited ono night in New York from memory 'Macbeth' from start to finish. I wrote out a check for a man and forgot o sign my nnmo to it." Chicago Tribune. Ills Woik. In a pretty church on tho island of Anityum, in tlio Now Hebrides, is a tab let erected by grateful natives to the memory of their missionary, Rov. John Geddio. On this tablet is written in their Ian guago tho follewing: When ho landed InlSW Thero were uo Christians here. and when ho left in 187a There wero no heathen. Missionary Link. Sho Siwv Illm. Father (impressively) That gentle man is Professor Grentmlnd, tho emi nent scientist, who&o marvelous discov eries havo oxclted tho attention of tlio entire civilized world, n man whom even to havo seen is an honor. Daughter How his pants bag at tho kneesi Now York Weekly. A flood Saceentlon. Cholly (energetically) I wont to do something for tho world, Mabel. Mabel (innocently) Why don't you commit suicido? Life. Iho Worlrt Knrlohad. Tho facilities of the present day fox the production cf everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim ited, aud when Syrup of Pigs was first produced the world was euriclied with the only perfect laxathe knowu, as it is tho only remedy which, is truly pleasing nnd refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently iu the Spring-time br, in fact, at uy time, and the better it is known the more popular it br comes. J. P.WHITE, EXPItESS AND TRUCK LINE. Hauling of nil kinds, llestwork, Waitou at every train. J. G. HARRIS. R. A. MOORE. SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY. It. A. Mooro has entered into luitnerliip with J. G. Horris, under the uboe Mini name. Leave orders tit the Club stable, ono bloclc east ot Postolllce. All ordert promptly attended to. HU'lf'-l! "!' """jggl'j!' ' hiimij. iu. j Sole Agents for 1 1 Hr.uiB "ikinilkS1 SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE and PRICEC ATLAS ENGINE" WORKS, '"'OIANAPOLIS. IND. How's Your Liver? Is tho Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without n healthy Liver. When tho Livor is torpid tho Bow els aro sluggish and con stipated, tlio food lies in tho stomach undi gested, poisoning tho blood; frequent hcadacho ensues; a leeling of lassi tude, despondency and nervousness indicate how tho whole system is do ranged. Simmons Livor Regulator" has been tho means of restoring moro pcoplo to health and happiness by giving them a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth. 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