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AVER'S CHKItliy PKCTORAI
w tho best remedy for Croup,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, and nil
tlio midden Throat and Lung Troubled
to which young people are subject.
Keep this modlclno In tho house, lion.
C. Edwards Lester, late V. 8. Consul to
Italy, nnd. author of rarlous popular
werks.wrltcs:
"With all sorts of exposure, In all
aorta of climates. I have never, to this
clay, had nny cold nor any affection ot
tho throat or lungs which did not yield
JO Ayer's Cherry Pectoral within 24
hours. Of courso I have never alltfwcil
inysolf to bo without this remedy in- all
wy voyages nnd travels. Under my
Own tllMnrtrnf Inn. It l.ria rrlitn m1I t. m
-. vu. ..,.., . ...... ,,..-.. .unci frw
vast number of persons ; while In acuto
AN UNGOATEFUL LISTENER.
cases of pulmonary inflammation, such
us croup and uipmiieria in children, Ufa
as been preserved through Its effects.
I recommend its uso In light and fro
riuent doses. Properly administered,
In accordanco with your directions, H is
a prlcolcss blessing in any house."
flyer's Cherry Pectoral,
riununsD bt
Dr. J. O. Ayer it Co., Lowell, Nfajj.
Sold by 1I Drngjl'f. I'rtcs 1 ; tlz botllet, (3.
8ALKM MAKKKT UKrOIlT,
A, SynopnW of llin Market Iltrrlnff 1
HelllnKlPrlces.
HKVtSKl) QUOTATIONS.
KK TAIL I'KtCKS.
Hhoulders Bugur euro J.per Ib.lC.
EHreaUliwt bacon. 14
Hanu Hcidir cured, per lb, UUe.
Pork a & W
Mutti)ti-JI2ko.l
Venl-ig 12e.
Timothy seed Pernounl, He: noilliijz'
Iteil clover lead Per neund, Un.
Whtteclovcr seed Per wound, io. "
Aldlke ISc per pound.
lied top llto per pound.
Lincoln (InuM-UXoper pound,
JtyoClnwi-IOo per pound.
Urchard Oow-i.l7a pr pound.
Now piiuititMi ioj per tubl.
"annod FrnU..l'ea-he, 00; apricot,
JJ 00; blackuerrios II; ornf bent grade
S3 00, tonvUms 81 60; trlnir beans SI bh
frrnen piji 31 ft; per dew. In two lb canr.
IresU Vegetable. ronitoni 40c; carrot
60c; pamoliM 7Aa onions So ncrib.
MstLpdHlmon 8010 1 per lb; Hlurceoa 6
7o per lb-small flli 19, per lb; saltmilinon,
7'tflOo per lb.
ntmwti piiioki.
Wheat Casti ffc., Hbirage ASu.
Klimr I'or barrel. fUri, bust 1WJ lbs.
(Uts Per buMliel. IWiasVji,
Hurley Pit buMietwOiji.'Su.
Jiraii Per Urn. til OOatMillt, snaked,
Hhoils-I'or ton, JH Ol '" iokod.
qij-Per ton. ftw.oo ", soaked.
Worn l7o to c&.
ttfRs-ac per doron.
Potatoes Per htubcLSito
f1lrn ...tent "n .. ......,
w-... ih. HJII fJtlHllll.
Oliecae-'lMo per pnund.
Dried plum Per lb. Oaic.
Dried primes Per lb. l0312o.
Uutlor2JflWo per pound ftir good
Lard ltnaltoporlb
Jlnins Pur pound, UlZo,
IHConsldci-Uloper lb.
wiin'i)'lrs Wifro per lb,
Chickens -.70100 per pound.
Turkeys iU to Via lb,
llno-t, ma per lb.
DuekH, T'ijejiur lb
llopH.HidiJo
Tho JriiHJucliuaoltH lusiiranco luw
imhrtboul, bfouuHa It Iiiib nocoudl
110118. Every policy Issued by tho
MitBHiichuietlfl Alutuul Llfo Iimur.
unco Go. litis jiinli and liiilcl up vnluo
Kimrnrtkfd. Don't liiHUro lu auv
imt n AluHsucmi8ot(s couipnuy. .1.
I. Mllolioll, ngeui. ll-SHf
An Staple ax ('oiler,
"Clmmborliilti'B Cough Roruody
in its stupUi qb coflro in this vicinity.
It bus (loiio nil immeiuo umouut of
RoodBlncoilB introduction horo." A.
M. Nonlcll, Bmplo Jlldgo, Mlun.
1'orBule by a. K. Goodo, druggist.
Tin ir Iteal flilsbl, hut It Wun'l
ApprvelHtuit.
When the sruiinlila irfun anfnnvl l.n
car ho beamed benignly on nil tho occu-
n.'tntS. ITo took It. rwnt. lMMltdn n mnn tUVi
a IWUdv lntistachu nnrl ii fnrliblfllntr 1v.V
and after glancing Qrat at 4ho straight
standing collar of tho straagof, and thon
at his cuffs as thoy protrudod from tho
end of his coat alcoves, ho obsorrod
cheerily:
"Tho celluloid trado of this country
has grown' to enormous proportions."
"Blri"
"I Raid the ntnnnnt nf raltnlnlil Inmnl
out in tho United Hbifi lnu ar.t n iw
vory large."
"I don't care if it hasl"
"You surnrlso me: irfr. Vhv. An vrm
know that lost year's production of raw
counioia was vaiueu at 91, 000,0007"
Uythis time tho passengers had bo
come Interested in 'tho discussion, and
they woitod for Ids answer. It eumo in
a staccato voice:
"I don't caro to know anything about
it."
"That's odd. A million and a half of
dollars is a big pile of money."
"I am not searching for statistics, nir,"
tho forbidding strangor added coldly.
"Perhaw not. but it is nlwavn rn1l tn
storo tho mind with usoful facts when
yon can. Now if I had not remembered
tho figures of tho celluloid output whon
I saw it in tho nownpaper I wouldn't
hayo boen ablo to impart it to you. I
suppose you didn't notice it in tho paperf"
"No, and I don't caro to hear of it
now."
"Tho process of tho manufacture of
celluloid is a vory interesting ono, I
think."
Tho strnnirer'a nnffn hail twnn ,lr,mm
into his coat sloovos.
"Celluloid is really a Bpocies of olid
lllwl collcnlion, if you know what that is."
"1 don't know what it is," snappod tho
forbidding Htrangor, "and I'll thank you
to address yonr romarka to somo ono
elHO."
"Oh, tho rost can all hear, As I was'
Havintr. celllllnid Is nrnilnrrnil Viv .lloQr.lv.
ng gun cotton in camphor with tho as-
.Hi.iwmco or usat anu presauro.'
" w u l you Hhut-up?"
"Prosoiitly, but I want to toll you
somothing of tho process. Tho gun cot
ton is ground in water to a lino pulp,
which is thon subjected to a powerful
prossuro. Tho camphor is"
"Conductorl" tho forbidding man
yolled, "atop this carl"
Ho jumpod off boforo tho car Btoppod,
hdwdvor, and tho sociable man roraarkod,
"Somo pcoplo novor seem to want to
Ioani. OVOIl whon thnv hnvn n. crnml
chnnco'Now York Sun.
HOW TO WEAR THE BONNET.
Invaluable Sargestlons to Women who
Ure Dlfflealty with Head Gear.
Tho foflhlon of having sfcringa on
largo hats soomo to boa regular rago.
Tho Billy fashion of havinor hun
SILENCE REIGNED SUPREME.
nih Wind SrmpMlnm In Wlileh the
First Story Tellers Had Jfo Chance.
"I guess wo will have n storm to
night," observed Hornaday, coming
into tho cabin on tho mountain sido
streamers pendant from tho back of . and glancing casually out of the open
a liat is soon no more, but tiny door at the clouds rapidly rolling up in
Btringu crossed just above n Greek ' tho northwest,
chicmonandhrcmfrlif nhniif fhtiim-i "Wr.nMr.'t K .',i.-,i . ,tf If n-nrIM
and tied in a small bow under tho nodnor " commented the host. "We
chin Is a fashion ho graceful and
pretty it desorres to last a long time.
mere is a general luea among vfom
en tliat strings under tho chin add
years to tho uppearanco of their
wearer. Lot mo explain how this is,
according to tho French idea. For
instance a woman bujrs herself a bon
net that is long at tho sides, at times
reaching almost to her ear tops;
manv ladies have thn Mrei fruit m.
cause thoir faces are broad their hats
must bo ditto; that tho hats must
taper upward and outward from tho
head in order to make tho face look
small by comparison; a hat of this
sort always adds to tho age, and
sometimes has right peart storms np
hyar.
"Wind, I suppose r asked Callicott.
"Yob, pooty muchly wind. An when
it do blow it passes tho bill right ovei
tho president's veto, podner, you bet"
"Blows pretty hard in Arizona," said
Hornaday, feeling called upon for a
specimen. "I've seen tho thinnest sort
of sago brush twigs driven three feet
deep into granite bowlders by the sheer
force of the wind."
"Yes, they say tho breeze is pretty
fresh in Arizona, " commented Calli
cott, "but, land o Goshen, it can't
touch the northwest Why, I've seen
every drop of water blown clear out ol
When Hrrinirn nr nttnViv1 Ua .,1 .. 1 .1 . i, .1
0 . ".ia. u ujjiu a river ueu wr idiics ai a uuie auu ruu-
appearanco of tho wearer is again ning along In a solid mass on tho top oi
UlCronSOU. , thn nnnofufn lmnlr fnrfnA nn tlinro nnrl
A woman with a broad faco should held by tho pressure of the gale."
wear a bonnet that seta on tho top of "Here she comes." cried tho old
her head not resting on her oara hunter, as tho storm broko over the
and brought in a curve back from cabin and tho wind rushed by like a
tho forehead. Tho hat should bo nar- dond, infernal, shrieking and scream-
row and project over tho forehead, ing horribly. "How fast does you gents
and not bo too long at tho back. A 'sposo them winds of yourn niter blow
Greek chignon should bo avoided on workin daysr
tho hair dono in a FrnnrVh fwlnt thnt itvii iij rr j... i.
adds to tho longth of tho head and heard nbovo tho howling tornado, "the
tho hat perched on tho top of tho cignal service In Arizona reported it as
knot at tho crown of her head. With about 150 miles an honr."
this sharped hat narrow RMnmtnf -ri.t irr4i. t n 11 1 ,, -1.1 j
bon Yolvot should bo attached at tho in Callicott, at the top of his lung?,
back, both togdther, not at tho sides "tho wind has been estimated at 1D0
or rear corners of a hat Theyrfiould
bo crossed half way down on tho
back of tho head, and brought about
tho throat like a "band and ended by
a small bow just under tho chin.
t If tho wearer has a palo complex
ion lot her affect dark bluo, or bluo
of tho clear electric grayish shado.
Dark rod adds a color to thn tnm '
though caro should be taken that tho
red has a yellowish tinge instead of
mile an hour and unward."
"Humph," contemptuously pat in
tho old mountaineer, "do you gents
call that bio win? You Just wait a
slniko or two nnd I'll sizo up this here
zephyr that's atnusin itself outsido. It
commenced blowin whenf'
"Just fifteen minutes ago by my
chronometer," replied Hornaday.
Tho old fellow hurried to the door.
"Come here." he called. ODcnincr a
t "7 : : we iirre, no caueu. opening a
a green or bluo reflection ; tho latter gIllnii pcCpholo as ho spoko, through
Will rnako tho eomnlnxinn InnV
darker instead of being an improve
ment For ovening bonnets palo
cream or bluo should bo worn or pink
or a ueopornuo. Palo pink is ono of
which tho Btorm rushed madly with a
whistle like a steam engine. Sniffing
at tlio air once or twice he said: "I
thought bo. What d'yor smell, gents?"
Pliowl BeuiL'thini: rotten skunk I"
"German
Syrup"
G. Glogcr, Druggist, Watertown,
Wis. This is the opinion of n man
who kccp3 a drug store, sells nil
medicines, comes In direct contact
with tho patients nnd their families,
and knqws better than anyone else
how remedies sell, and what true
merit they have. He hears of all
the failures nnd successes, nnd can
therefore judge: "I know of no
medicine for Coughs, Sore Thront,
or Hoarseness that hnd done ouch cf-
fective work in my
Coughs, family as Hoschee'o
Soro Throat, GcrmttnSyrup. Inst
winter a lady called
Hoaraonoss, at my store, who was
suffering from a very
severe cold. Rho mitW linrrlU. nlt-
and I told her about German Syrup
and that a few doses would give re
lief; but she had no confidence in
patent medicines. I told her to tnlce
a bottle, nnd if the results were not
satisfactory I would make no charge
for it, A few days after she called
and paid for it, saying that shr
would never be without H in At turcn.
a few doses had given her relief." (j
Ilvldenito of Formnr Experience.
Jamoa Itichnrdson, a middle aged man,
was pushed into the receiving hospital
by a policeman at an early hour yestor
day morning. Ho roquirod surgical
treatment. Thore was blood on his faco,
on his shirt nnd on ids hands. An inter
esting assortmont of cuta docoratod hit
scalp and his loft oyo rosomblod a ripe
plum.
"Boon fighting?" asked Steward Free
man.
"Yop," was tho roply from bruised
lips.
"Got llckodr
"Yep," and tlio victim settled back
while Frooman wont to work with
pongo, noodlo and plaster. While at
work Froeman was observing Riohartl-
son b noso. xnat organ was somewhat
SWOIIOII and it nIntWl nvnr fa nnmnr'u
right Bhonldor, lying almost flat to the
fivco.
"Noso brokon?" tho steward lno,uJrod.
"Yop," again answered tho mutilated
man. Freomnn soizod hold of Richard
Bon'a nasal organ vigorously and tried
to pull it out straight It did not budgo,
but tho man did. Ho howlod llko a
wolf and Bworo liko a plrato.
"Koon Still till I llr it." nl,l f lin tn,-
-"I w Mvn-
aru, preparing ror anotnor pull.
"Flxl Thunder and groat guns I Young
man, that noso was brokon eovon years
ago and was mendod this vny. I don't
want it fixed. I have got usod to it as
it is and would bo lonosomo if I could
UOt BPO It illst UC. Ynn Int. Hint nno
olono." San Francisco Clirouiclo.
.the most trying colore to a woman's gagge.1 Callicott, holding lib nose.
KIT r,,r?B "Llmburger cheesol" ejaculated
harmony instead of a combination Hornaday
SwmPi5?n"tJ0rWi80 "Wgl't. W bully buck! Right you
fnrf5 Sfl "".typOB aofli- aro, Thut'B Limburger cheelo you
SL,.PM,i? f ? ". P"??!8"1 H,uoIK Fifteen minutes ago that wind
SSSSS'JjSte !i'- through the front door of Pete
londsasoft ap1Wanmco to the fle ZrZT
a woman's1 Bulb hbad, whore hor liair "Bobvillo's lust n,Ptiir 9-0 t,,Ho
growain pretty eun-esback fromtho trJbt'JSJm
cars, aro not an lmprovomont. But
tho strings that add a dash Of color
to tho toilet fall lightly over tho hair
and are broucrht loosnlv nhmit tin
throat are ofTectivo, pretty, do not Gazette,"
add to tho ago and always malco a
woman seem well dressed. Bonnot
strings aro oxcoodingly ladyliko, and
thoir refining tendoncy to ono's np
poaranco is equalod by no other por
tion or a woman s touot.
Small hats Unit aro rolled back
from tho faco and havo a bow sotun-
idcnticklc mluutol
Thon silenoo reigned supremo inside,
wiiilo tho breeze from Robville contin
ued its Jaunt. Cincinnati Coiumercial
All Three WortU There.
Mrs. II is a young married lady,
nnd nn Episcopalian. Her hunband is
not a member of any church, but, as
ull good husbands should, he frequently
attends church with Ills wife. His first
at tempt, however, to conform to tlio
dor tho front of tlio rim aro vorv Bnlsconal form of rvl virn ,,i
protty for oval faces. Thoy aro very' fylng that ho was almost tempted to
..--. ... wu utvwu., j.virjouitt u ui. tuo lurawwr oiiurcu going aicogotner.
hair tliat being dono at tlio crown It was Easter Sunday, and his wifo
of U10 head and tho hat resting flat had tried to coach him beforehand,
Tho tops of thoso hats aro trimmed naturally wishing him to tnko part with
Until n altlrvln immnnti n.t.l !..,. ,.. .1..
...-. .. urn,, viujiuu imu i ivuui ii ucr 111 ino Horvice.
ribbon. Strinca Bimilar to thnsn 1w
foro described aro attichod to tho
back. Providence Journal.
Stilt the bitter Wiu Younger.
A lady belonging to a community
called tho "Bistors of St. John the Bap
tist" in Now York city waa spending a
moiun not long Binco in ono of onr back
woods districts. Going to tho postoflleo
shortly aftor hor arrival alio uskod If
nny lettor had como for Sister Bernard
ino. Tho rural itostmaator looknd 1ms.
wilderod for a momont
"Sister whor ho askotL
"Sister Bernardino," repeated tho lady,
"a HUtor of St John tho Baptist"
"Well, I should rather think not," re
plied tho man, with on uproarious
lauglu "I guess he's twen doad pretty
near a hundred years now," Kata
Field's Wasiihigton.
H E A RT
' In nil Atrw. IVlbltatlae.
i lnlut WliU, RkotiliUr ami
X" .Vw,w - """t viirtt, AHCIiMia.
r""" Anmtt, iveun nun Knialhvrlu
IU. Wniiiij, WlBd lu Blumuch, etc., era
sreolr Dlt. 'MILES NEW HKART CURB.
Amw d(oiirrrrtrUniliiit liKlleii BihwIoI.
. A. V. IUI, blluT crook. Nch., after UkliK
Moaheiuillof Iveint er. "IXr thlrtr m
Mlttt' IIKAttT OURf cur.1 u.TM
n, tluiltuui, WIcA." II, 11. hlutkia. XVnTI
a. tim. h inii'n rj. MILfflt ilirnr
Ixudor Than Word.
J WM irfT-jt.-P1 ' "" "
Mau'e Ide of a Wouiau'i Club.
It Is tmforhmnto, porhais, but it is
really truo that to tho untutored mind
tho word Sorosis briiim im n viHInn
of stayleea, short haired ladies, with
pruiouuu iniouocts anu uress reform
garmonts tliat usually sot more or
lees awry about tho waist, discussing
such subjects as "Tlio Improvement
oi uio ucononuo jonmuon of tho
Race," which was touched upon at
ono mooting. Sorosisnovor "frivols."
It is dignified and gravo, as befits an
association tliat has tho advancement
of woman forever on its mind.
It unbond8 n llttlo at its banquets;
it has thon to lower its intellect to
UIO lOVOl Of its GruestH. lint nvin H.mi
Uioro is a flavor of woman's Buffrago
in tho chicken salad, tlio croquottcs
tasto of loomed disaukitinnfi. ami
niter UlO feast I havn linnnl if
vouchod for, tlio pillows of tho par-
uiHuru aro uauniou by Horrid dreams
of woman's oppression in tho Dark
Ages, But I Bupposo it can hardly bo
ouiurwiso man mat tuo morriost mo
menta should botempored withacer
taiu gravity to tlioso who havo con
stantly on thoir minds tho welfare of
wooiau anu 1'ostonty with capital
lettora. Now York Cor. Detroit Free
Press.
VtuU
fm, h
if
"Did yer mother nay anything about
my bolu out oil night)"
"No, tho didn't say notlilnj but shoV
l)0on tittlii at tho window all day with a
club, nn she's told tho uoighbon that
thore'd bo a wako in tho houso this
ivokr Llfo,
Ktubleniktle BIjuji Oolne Out.
There is a notnhln ilivv in ttm nan
oi omblematio rigna on eliopa in our
cltioa, tho bwrbor's jwlo, tho drug
gist's colored waters, tho cigar pom
pov and Uvuro rigus being about tho
only ones that survive. Thianiaybo
duo In iarttotholnnirovedetlucation
Of tho miLSBOa of the neonliv lint Hn
uutiuaxv rant nrm wimiiNm t)
change, for thoro wore somo curi
ous survivals in old aigus, oven tho
druggist's waters being a reminder
oi Medhoval magic, Phihulelplda
Lodger.
. urn . liiM laLim oh. l.lll.l'nv klfrArfr
AC orllwutraullelihcrMlrculli Mr.
r. ntdtVuiy. Wrli? IU Ivr 1 wi tlh
rtft4.hi 10 fair hou train. Hi f en
M. ,,,!4,1 y 0t' Mll' Heart Ouro b4
la ln beri ronrUut ur4 tier, llu
'.Mlll' MfMel Co..Klkhart.lrul.
RokitbyjD. J, Vty, druBij.t,H a H.
Act oa new vrtnclii)-. I
iemM lb HTr, eunuua
i bow.U Mrva Jit
fwrv4 Da. Miur 1'ilu
srjr' aziuzz? rv-
wlli4o.a0ctfc
M4 by D, J, Fry, UruirgUt, Bfh-m,
CLEAN!
If you would bo dean nnd hayo your clothes dono up
in tho neatest mid dresaiost mannor, toko thou to the
SALKM STEAM LAUNWtl
whoro ull work i dono by whito labor and in Uio moat
prompt, maimer, - COLONEB J? 0EKTS:UED.
" 4Eilftvstptfot
"IleiiipmlH'r now, my doar," oho
said, "that tho rector will como for
ward and My, 'Tho Lord is risen,' and
you will respond with, 'Ho is, indeed.'
You will remember that now, won'r
you?"
"Well, I Kucsa 1 can remember threo
words," replied Mr. II , n little tes
tily. An hour later thoy were nt the
church. The rector enmo forward at
tho proper time, in tho beginning of
the hJtvIco, and said selemnly:
"Tlio Lord is rison."
Promptly and distinctly camo tho
response of Mr. II :
"Is Ho, indeed!" Philadelphia Rec
ord. Where IMnslllea Are Made Uoful.
Firollies havo been put and are oven
to this day applied to somo curious
uso. In Ban Doinlnco ntul ntlir
West India Islands thoy aro employed
for Ht'litinK purposes, belli; confined in
lanterns, both for going about tho
country at ullit nnd for tho Illumina
tion of dwellings. By annulling ono
of I limn to each foot whlla tnivnlln It,
the darkness thoy servo as a guido to
tho path.
They are also utilized in Cuba and
ctawhero for ornaments, whorewith
tho fc-owns uiul colfiurvs of hidles are
adorned on featlva occjisions. Ono can
rend by tho liulit which u fw nf thA.i
Insi .ts rIvo. Ono point that may bo
urxed in lehalf of tlioso HmtllM U tli-.f
tlioy kill uiostiuitoos, llndin;; In tho lat
ter their favorite prey. Washington
Star.
The Flnt Seitdlr.
Originally tho rider rodo his horso
bareback, but In tho oourso of tlmo
various coverings made of leather,
were brought Into um. Tho civerings
ovoiittmlly hung dowu on both tides of
uio norso, were or vary Ovtetlx muterial,
nnd woro beautifully adorn j. Apulelus
callel tln.'so cuvorlnga fueu ojihlppla,
and VIrjjil, on several occtviioii, makes
mention of their expamivo cluiracter.
Detroit Free Prea.
Cheap land, 30 acn, 3 in I lis from
Turner, all good bottom land in cul
tivation, good orchard, twuaprlngn,
gooil nltie-nxmi two-tory hou,
ban! flulalriHl, gooil barn aud other
rutbulldltige, 52500. Tlio Oregon
Land conianyvHaleui, Or. eod St
Wockltu-i AnUcafUIve,
Til tAt t.llh. I. W. &.-.A n....
UruUsMorw. Ulocnl Ali HhcumV "?
I
rw inter, LDpxu mum, Ctitlolltii.
Uiumnlwa to tr wrfSt hOl.tMika
?X.,utSSrrrftl.a4?J1 fnovta rt.Tu'S?
bJ, I'WMlebjrOiujIJrVrjr.jaJtVaiit
. TTTMl
SbR&S&l
tfSfe U I
f ym A POOR GIRL'S ROMANCE.
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M,
I Fortane
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Capital City Uunnt
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meals at All Hoars of theDay
None but hlte labor employed iu this
pntitblinlimenl. ,
A ifiwil lubntantlal meal cioked In first
cla style-
Xwenty-flve cents per meal,
HKD KRO S T.
Oonrt street, between Opera House nnd
Mliito'a Livery
lUiNene umra
8ALEM, OBEGON,
la just Hie plnce to go fornflrBt-clnss
Klucaticn. ltn Normal Course oilers
pvcry iiiiviuiiafjB in muj' niHiiiui
i . , .. i.i. ..,1 .i...t.. inn I a tF .Ixmrim
' BCIHHII Mllll nil " mireiimui vi.6.u
.. amlllnr on Iter When 9I1 Hoe d Dlotlltt nnd ninny BpeO-
Her TreaioTed VellUua Ueeii rmrneJ. I uHea.
'Ivovmz woman was married last , Exi-ellct.t enures for bujitiess
week to a man who b known arorahiy iwr-. TO
all over this country, and wnc. nas some- , . -.- , -
thing of a fortune and two homes, and j "wrm. ( mh
who is in all respects a man of the T)tf, t(,m o(C1)H m2-
world," said another man of the world i Fof oirculur ,tjrfcSSl
to the writer after a general talk about . GEQ 'HITAKER.D. D.
the pranks of the whirligig of time. President.
"In her case," was the continuation,
"I will venture to eay that there was a
time in her life when the dicker of the
flame of hope was as sickly and fitful as
any that ever threw ghostly bhadowH on
the wall. Not to go into details which
would make her known, her mother had
separated from her husband. Tho moth-
. -i j.Hi.i...nfini lofrnnf. nnlvliome-
eranu umiguia w .-.-.--- --- -
i. ,nt uriK'ticallV nenniiess. Their
prior station had been such as to enable
them to enjoy some social privileges.
"When the separation came the
mother moved out of the fashionable
quarters where she had lived and with
her daughter took lodging in ono of the
cheapest boarding houses on an un
frequented street. In spite of effort to
gain some livelihood none came. Then
they had to give up the back room in the
back street boarding house and ob
tained a smaller room in a squalid sec
tion of Chicago. I do not know that the
..mv1 Dnnullfl fa thn nnM tn lwt iism1. The
section is ono even now where few men
or women who nave any sen respect
care to be seen.
liTrt 4-nn nmiKf r9 la rirttlior in flifa
story 1 will say that she did not know
11.; riU.,.. 1A..1,. tlw.1. ron fnnA TliaV
IU19. XUCy UUU1JUI II!C11 Will IWV. ahvj
did not go out to any restaurant or cafe.
Their means did not permit thi3. One
day tho mother, heavily veiled, would go
to some little grocery store with a tin
pail and purchase ten cents' worth of
ovsters. a few cents' worth of crackers
and a bit of cheese. Tho next day tho
daughter, heavily veiled, would do tho
marketing at some other grocery. Sev
eral uuius it iriiit:iji ui uuiei uuya waa
t.ilAn tinTi.iwTiRlinn nnrl tlm t!m niVlv l..Jn. C-O SA 4n & fll nu "II
fliimft nf iirmA wjiq TTiIPTitBnni1 I hnH l
almost saiu witn oioou money, ine uc
tle rent was paid and enough food ob
tained to Keep up existence.
"One day I have this story from the
mother herself they pawned the veil
for a meal. That removed the mask,
and a few days after, when the daughter
went for another supply, the beauty of
her faco. its refined touches, .nnd hor
manner attracted the attention of a man
who was in the grocery to which tho
girl came. Without her knowledge he
followed her to her lodging. Then he
made some inquiries concerning the
mother and dauriittr and nventnnllv nn.
raveled the story of their lives. I would
line to ten you some more, but cannot,
lest the identity of the two should be
established.
"I Can sav this mnch. I think, reithnnf.
the world knowing any mere: The man
who had interested himself in the case
married the mother, and tho mntintr en
far as any one knows, has been a suc
cess, ine uaugnter was placed in a line
whero she soon, by her talent and pluck
and good looks, obtained a recognition,
nnd this nut her in a txwitinn mhoro oho
was sought and won by the man who
she married a few days ago.
"There you havo a storv. withrmt. th
slightest coloring, absolutely correct. If
you came across it in a novel you would
probably accuse tho author of adding a
little paint to the picturo. The day the
mother told mo their story she had no
idea what was in storo for her. Her
heart was full of that unspeakable
trouble which comes only to those who
have lived in sunbursts and then drifted
into impenetrable night. How true it is
that with some the depths of darkness
hang upon the breaking of the light."
Chicago Tribune.
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TAXES!
A Unique Uaaebull Gumn.
A truly unique baseball game was
being played on the south meadow in
Central park when a reporter walked
through there a few mornings ago. The
players were the inmates of some hospital
forcuiing physical deformities in chil
dren, and not one of the fifteen boys had a
sound body. Three of them were on
crutches, in consequence of a withered leg
each; three or four more had their legs
strapped to iron supports to Btraighten
thorn out, and in fact each one of the
ooys was physically deformed in some
way. The pitcher and first baseman on
oue side hobbled around on crutches,
and tho catcher on thn nthr ,;,! t,.i
one leg tied un in iron snnnnrt
It would have been a sad spectacle had
not tho youngsters almost forced a smile
to come to the onlooker's face by the su
preuie enjoyment which they derived
from tho game. Tho boy on crutches
Was at tllB Imt ITu hit H. un ... i
uobble-de-hobblo he went toward first
base, caught his foot on the base and
rolled over and over o-i tho ground. He
JTOt 011 Ills Oil fWlt nrrn1 ,J41. J .
i .; , 7 . "h' wuu surprising
alacrity, ids only impediment seeminlr
tit h ilia I.h.LI 1? , . . .
.- ww .u, .uBuiW wmen was shaking
The other two boys who walked with
the assistance of crutches were waitinir
for their turn at the bat One went np
behind the other and knocked his crutch
from under him. or i. ,.. iL .
soft grass, while a shout of laughter
went un from Ilia inm;. r,r.
K0.1 "P nghinff, and did not appear to
iT. T 7 m'as cruel trick in the
least. A Iarpw nnmlu. . .
:l-,--S?and
.- -.Unmii.i8 iaus seemed to eniov
themselves evorv ,ni..f u J J
the field.-w York Tnbuna: U
Pay Yonr School Taxos Be
fore They Become Delinquent.
The School tuxpH nf .Hatrlnt NTr. 01
In Marion county are now due nnd
payable at the clerk's olllce In No.
1U7 Coniiui'rciul street, Salem, first
door Hiutli of tho postoillce. The
same will become delinquent unless
paid within G0da.s from this date.
Hy order of board, this 3d day o
Nov., 1891. W. B. SIMPSON.
11-3-tf. Disliict Clerk.
BRICK AND TILE.
For llrsUclnss hand madebrlck nnditlle.
go to '
MURPHY & DESAET.
Lnrpo supply on baud. Near fair
ground, Salem, 72s
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Conservatory of Music.
WAMKTTE UNIVKRSITY.-Glves
mu, s"Pwior advantages to students of
music. Hye teuchers. Latest methods
XS'h aHnd "strumental music taught to
the highest prollclency. No ute col mr east
,i?inR5J,dy rauslc- iPenei raedfrail:
niplonus given on completion of course
Jeit term begins f eb. 1. mi. urse
Z.M. PAHVIN.
Mu.sical Director.
OREGON STATF SCHOOL' JOURNAL lc1
azme devoted to school and home cB
Ien: therefore, it Is indispensable To
l?K .! ISSSJi'? to frS'edu3.
a ,t -.wituj , uf.
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OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
!irt,., Vfi" "eyciopnient company'u
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Will Th ' WOfk b0t the wo"y whicU
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