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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
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VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 130.
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FREE AS
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A Valuable Guide and Alias Free to Customers.
jCjm.JL Jt
Tlic price is $4.50 but wo present a copy free to all customers that purchase goods from us tothe amount of 25.
PI FASsF NDTF that wo malce no advance in the price of our goods on account of this premium oiler, but
heretofore we continue to bo headquarters for lowest prices and best quality of goods.
DtAri IN MIND. " csts yu absolutely notmng to possess one oi uieso bakbubui awibcd ,u r -
urself fully in regard to the greatest Exposition the world has ever seen. Call in and examine them.
VltOVKSHIONAIi OAIIDS.
ALV1N H. BYDKN11AM, United States
Army Consulting Eniiluoer. Hy
draulic! and BHulwry engineering and
ronds n specialty. Ufllcc, room 6 Exchange
block, Salem.
8HAV A
Ulllco over
pltal .Notional banlr, Salem, Oregon.
T J. SHAW, M. W. HUNT.
t . HUNT, attorneys at law,
GKO. H. BUltNKIT, Attorney at law,
Haleni, Orcgan. Olllce over Lndd a
Bush's bank.
McF
PATTON,
Books and S
tationery.
98 State Street.
EM STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
r ' Jill j, gs
B-iBliBKJiL
' (
MONMOUTH,
OREGON.
The
Leading
Normal School of
the Northwest.
Board of Recents. Beuiamln Scholfleld, Pres.; J. B. V. Butler, Sec.i
nv-rfitin Hia v.vrwllpnn.v. flovornnr Svlvestor Penneyer: Hou. iu. 1.
HoElroy, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Hon. G. W. MoBrldo,
leeretnry ot atate; Hon. jiicou vooniws, uou. a. iuiiu, t i W .
Ion. VV. i. Holmes, Aitreo jjiicy, nou. r. w.xiiimy, iiuu. o. o, -";,
The State Normal la a live school, raplrtly growing, anu continually
Jdinsr to its facilities for the special training of teachers. Its graduates
ire in demand toilll good positions. A gain of 80 per cent, hi attendance
ms made last year. An enrollment oi ouu is unuinimieu iui mo mi
fear. New members nave neen aaueti to mo lauuuy, uuu uuuiuuuw j.
humtiis Riinnllpd. A dlnloma from the school entitles one to teach in any
bounty in the state without further examination.
NORMAL, JNOKiUAJLi AlJVAINUliiU, uuniUMO, muoi; mmj
lRT DEPARTMENTS, special advantages in Vocal and Instrumental
anisic. ... , ..- -t
A YEAR AT SCHOOL FOR $150. Tuition reduced to o.: iw-
al, and $5.00 Ktib-Nornial, per term often WPt'K".. Jioard at iNorma
initiL' Hall $1.50 per week. Furnished rooms $1.00 per week. Board
Find lodging in private families $3.60 per week. Beautiful and healthtui
location. iNO saloons. 1'irai. term opciiH cejiu'iuum aim. a'" tuiuiuBuv
faddress P. L. CAMPBELL, A. B., Prr.. or ,,,,.
J. M. jUWJJ1j1j, A. iu., vice l'lesuienu
For Outing Material of Ever jjesori
ptioii
FINE MEXICAN
nn lot ixin vmvm
uiuioo mw yjmrwt.
fsWEB HAMMOCKS.
LAWN TENNIS,
FISHING TACKLE
am onftDTiTr rnnnc
rtfrrm almj oruiumu uvulw.
II- r 1
If V5!
flfflB
t HM 1 hWtflrfl J
ymnt milisf
ntmn rrtrrrti
. ii
-GALL ON-
00K
1ARR1TT,
94 State Street.
F. T. HAR
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILORS.
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
iNAILS !
LOCKS
f
HINGES I
f
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
Barr 4 Petal ,
Plumbers and Tinners,
214 & 210 Commercial St., Salem.
Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
- rni. ....!.. j( TMiiiiiitiTiir
A complete hue of Stoves ana Tinware, 111 roiim.B i" t,
specialty. Estimates for Tinning nnd Plumbing Furnished.
FOUND
The place to p-et a Saddle horse, Livery
rig, express, x-ray ur j.iuuiv, iuuU, -.v,
Mill fpfid or frood well rotted Manure,
I,! p -n: riinvol flnli on Hvan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto,
KYAN & CO.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
ahvayu ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
t)i HLite St.. onnoslte Sa-
""-"-" r
lem Iron works. Dray3 and truoUri may 1)0 found throughout the uuv at
th corner of Slate and Commercial t-treeln.
Salem Truck 4 Dray Co.
B, F, DRAKE, Proprietor,
SALEM IRON
T. G. PEMKINS, General Superintendent,
WORKS,
... ORBOON
Fruit
CIAI.W.M. ""
Mnametu. STEAM KNOW W. H Outflu. W. ter Wheel ' OnaVrfd
nryluKOutnu.TracUouK nei j,u. S--, ', " V' waT.&trt,m TuVnt Mtddllne-
I'urltter and Heeli. I'arm maoalnery made and repaired.
T S. BURROUGHS.
C. N. CHL'RCHILL
CnURCniLL & BTTIUtOUGIIS,
Tinners, Plumbsrs, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Acents for the celebrated ecanomic force and lift Pump.
100 ChemekeUi Stteet.
The
DE3S3S
Sasti and Door Factory
Front) Street, Salem, Oregon,
best class of work in our lino at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the beat material used
Choice
meats.
Ed. C. Cross,
Wholesale ami Retail Wciier iu Frcsli, Salt and
Smoked MeatH of all Kinds,
.&?
rt--s''j
TS&toAn
jr itrtjfr, j-xjrc-i-cvy n
ri T. IttCIlAHDSON, Attornoy nt law,
jo. otltce up stairs In front, rooms of now
liuah block, corner Coniinercliil and Court
streets, tolem, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAHSON, Attorney nt law.
Itoomt S nun 4, Jjida & liuub'M bank
building, balem, Oregon. Rllyr
Bt.V. BONUAJt. V. H. UOLS1 tSS.
BOMIAM & Holmf.s. Attorneys nt law.
Oitlco In Hush's hloclc, betwean State
and Court, on X)m'l Ht,
IIjMON KOltD, nttonify nt law, Snlcm,
uregon. umra up-siairs in rniion a
jlock.
H.1JUDSIIAW, PHYSICIAN AND
uurecuu. Miiem. ureiron. umco in
tusli-Brtyman bloclc. upstairs Ileslcleuco
corner Stnt&ind B. K corner Inter street.
busl
HOW IT WAS PLAYED ON DAD.
w.
H. YOUNO, M. D.. OHlco formerly
occupied by Dr. ltowlnud. coiner
Court and Liberty streets. Telephone No.
45. Olllce lioun.: 8 a in. to 12: 2 to 4 p. in.,
and 7 to p. m. Hcsldenco lstli street on
electric car line. Telephone No. 8,
DH. W. 8. MO'JT, physician nnd sur
iteou. OMH-o In Kldrldge UlocS, Sa
lem, Oi
Jregon.
! to 4 p. m.
Offlco hours 10 to 12 n, in.
J B.I'ILBHOOK,M..,IIomeopathlst,
It. Oitlce 155 Conn street; llesldeuco 347
iigh street. Ucueml pinctlcc. Upeclnl
attention given to ilibenses of Women and
children.
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
05 Court and 110 State Streets.
PAPER HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
All are invited to tall at 143 Court street and look at all the late
patterns in Wall Paper and get prices for salmon the wall.
E. U. SNOW, Decorator, with E.J3. SNOW, House, SJgn and Car
riage
PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Paner Hancinir. Kalsomlitlujr, Wall Tinting, etc. VarniBlilng and
VmIiiniI Wncwl KinUh. Only Flwt--class WorK
Itemember the plaee, 143 Court Street,
E. E. SNOW.
Notice.
Any pprxous knowing thonisolvcs In
debteil to Holm & l'asmuiis nro requested
tocallatIt..M. Wndo a Co , nnd p.iy tho
ssamo. U. fit. WADE A Co.
7-:-l:n
EAST AND SOUTH
VI A
Southern Pacific
Route
Stiasta Line
UAUKORNtA KXPBWa TRAIN RUN BAILl
UKTWEEN VOUTIjAND AND S. P.
""boutb. I l North.
7:0C p. m.
U:1H p. ra.
8:15 a.m.
L.V.
L.Y.
Ar.
Portland
a.ilora
Han Fiun.
Ar.
I.V.
7:J5n. m
6:'2(I a. ui
7:00 p. rn
lollowlne sta
rortlund
A Imivr lraiuH stou onlv nt
linns north of ltoai-hurir. Kabt
Orison City, Woodbum, balcm, Albmiy
Tangent, Hhedils, llulscv. Harrlshur
Junction Ulty.irvtng ana Eugene,
ItOSKUUKU MAI.I. IJA I1.Y,
30 a. in.
11:17 a. in
o:50 p. i:i.
I.v.
LV
Ar.
Portlnnd
Halom
ltcsoburg
Ar.l
Lv.
I.v.
J:' 0 p. rn.
1:10 p. ra.
7.00 a. in
Albany LoculT Dally Except Sunday.
5.00 p. Ul.
ivoi p.m.
9.00 v. in.
LiV.
Lv:
Ar.
rortlund
galena
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
.Lv,
10:30 r..m
7:3d a. ra
0:30 a. m.
PULLMAN BDFM SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
For accommodation ot passenger holding
tecond cuibs tlcltets attuched to
express trains,
tYest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
PAI1.Y EICKIT HUNnAY).
7;JU u, m,
U.-10 p. m.
rxvT
Ar.
Tortlnud
Corvallis
Ar.
Lv.
"Kiffi p. m.
12:58 p. m.
At Albany and Uorvallls connect wltb
trains of Oregon Tacillo ltallroad.
KXVii E39THA IN iVAtiWliXCZn HUHIIA t
4:10 p. iii.
7:ii" p. in.
Cv. Fin-tluncl Ai.
Ar.McMInu vllle Lv.
WTT.
Through Tickets
To all point
EAST and SOUTH
'or tickets and lull intornintion reRnrrt
inc rates maps, etc., apply to tht lk.ipn
uy's HgentSclBni, Orrgon.
iZr. 1U)UKK., f. li. '. r.1 I'ass.Ag't
It KdKHLKU Mannger
THE YAnUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company'
usimxhlp line. C5 miles shorter, M hour;
im lime than by any othei iout. J'lrrl
-! tbttiugh pasienger and freitrht llu
jrom rortlaud Bnd all point In tun I
lainettc vullefito and from Han KrunclfC
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxocpl Hunuaysl.
Leave Albany IIpm
UaveOorvBllU iK,,f!
lAX.ve Yaquna ,&A?J
L.-ave Corvallis ;?Sv
Arrlvo Albany 11:10 AM
O. C. tt-Klni connect ul Albanj nnd
tvrvhlils.
'1 tieuboelnun couneel at YAyt'JNA
v .h ih- Orson Oovtlopmeut C Mu
Urtiio.tihwUitwwn 'inoulna aua r's
N. It'. Pinsengers trom Portland and ai:
Willamette Valley poinbJ can make clot
connection with the trains of tin
V Aftf 1KA UOUTKat Altauy or forvatlls
Miidlr dutlneJ to Haw IrrfncUco, should
orranc to arrive at Vaqulna the evening
teiire date ot iilllnjr.
VtMtngtr n relekt IUIm tkl
toTfMt Tor Information ajipl tnWeMrs
UOLMAN x Co., Freight and TlcHtl
Ac nU SU1 and 2U2 Frotit St., Portland, Or.
O.C UOOUii AflOen'l Krt 4
V. Ajft, Oregon ftusl 0 c K. K. CM.
airvallls.Or
O H.HABWFLL.Jr.atn'l Frt; A
HaM. Agt Gifijon Developiuent
Co.fmwilcoTt.;
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE
When you see ihese new 1891
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages."
Pl7e, 8 x 10 Inches. Contains now deslpns,
newBtylct.lntest idras In planning. No
1 1ms .So deslgtis olissllled from J1W up to
1600, about hall under $1000 No. 6 con
tains 69 desurns of dwelllnKS costing over
1600, many fiomSlHOO up to 8S0O0. Many
new Southern or resort styles of houses in
these works.
.f rice, St each, or tho two for 31.60.
D. S. HOPKINS
Architect, Grand Rapids, Mich.
T. BURROWS
GAIIHIE8 a full lino of Staple and fancy
Groceries, Fresh Vegetables and Uer
llusln season, llutter and Eggs nl.
ways on hand.
22 O Com'l St.
Those Afflicted
LIQUOR, OPIUM
With thcihahltlot using to excobs,
Dime nn TnnArrn
Ull lUlilVUtU
Can obtalnta
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT THK
KEELEY DESTITUTE
Forest Grove, Or., Call write. Htrlotlv
confidential
DK. illNTA H. A. DAVIS. Olllco hours,
a. in. to 11 a., in.; 2 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Lay or night calH .promptly attended to.
special attention given to dice ises of wom
en nnd children. Ottlneln NowBinS Hilt.,
805 (tonunerelaL strtot. Ilesldouco same.
DU. T. C. 8MI1H, Uentlst.M State fctreet,
Balem, Or. Finished dental opera
tions ofeveryde-icrlptlou. rainless opera
tions a specialty.
WU.l'UGH, Architect, I'lans, Sped
. flcatlons and superintendence lor
uu classes of buildings. Olllce ao Com
merclal St., up etalrs,
CA. KOBEKT, Architect, room 421, Mar
, quam building, fortlaud, Oregon.
UUSINKSH OAKDS.
1
n kyr A XI I I.m. I'ronrletors the l'orce
HathaudHhavlncl'arlors. iiave
mo onlv Porcelain HatU Tuns in tno cuy
M) Coiiunerctal street, Salem, Oiegon.
Hc
. fl l..n.tr f. f. .ah ( .. ntnma Ctfiiniw.
. lnu, Cement Sluswalks, Excavating,
Ktc: All worK prompiiy uone, naiom.ur,
Leave ordei-s with Dusun Hros. 4:16-lm
O J.LA1UJENACO,, Manufacture of All
L , KlUUSdl VOIUCI'JS. 1H'1.1UIUU UlUU'l-mi
tf Shop J5 State street.
nARPET-LAYING. I malto a specialty ot
cuitieb-Howmz' nod hivlm.". uaroets
tuken up and relaid with great caro. Hhado
.md curtulu polo havgluj;. Leuvo. ordrrs
with J. H. Lunu, lluren & Son or White
Corner. J a.IjUHH'MA.M.
Sig
ns
Say ! You ueed one of some ktud.
If bo, why uot liavo It.
Gold, Plain, Script or Canvas
Now is tho tlmo to aavo money by
glviuj; your order to
J. J. MUTTON,
House, Sign Painter, Decorator and
Paper Hanger, 382 Church St.
Or leavo ordera with Sroat & Gile,
Statq street.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r,
Warm Mcah at All Hours oi the Day
None but whlto labor em jK.yed In ttlr
eslabllshmunt.
A good substantial meal o kcrt In urut
cluas style
Twonty-flvo cents per meal,
RED I1 R O N T.
CnnH street,; between Oper.l'.Uouso and
VUnfi's l.herr
White's No. 60,
SALEII'S FINEST TRUCK,
Now rendy for business,
specialty.
Careful work a
J.K.WHITE.
From Terminal or Interior Points tho
1.1
la the line to take
To all Points East and South.
It Is thodtnlne car route, ltruns through
vestibule trains every dny In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of cars.)
Coinrused ofdlnlneiars unsurpassed,
IMUmnu drawing room sleepers
Oflatest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
iteit that can be contnirtd end In which
iicouimodttltt'iiH eie iKjlh tre" nd hn
dljhcd for holcer of first and second-cliui
lICliCU.KUd
ELliG.VNT DAY COACHES.
A contlnnoi h !u- t,iiillnt with nil
tlns.artordlu .'v.J r.A luduterrupted
nen too.
I'ullimin lt .lonsn beso-
curl In advt any agent ol
tnerwd. ,. . ,
1hrnui;h th'kt-U lo ml from all olnU
In America, Lugland and Kurope can be
PurcbsJMt atony ticket ofltce ol this com-
ii,y'
Kull information coneerntnE rotes, tiro;
of trnlns.muta and titlw-r detail furnished
on uppllcatlon to any asent or
A. D. caAHLTON.
u'.lnt Oeneral tassenxer Agsut, No,
12J Klmt Urtet, cor. Washington; Jort
lanrt.OreeoB
BHAW & DOWNING, Agent.
3'APAHJSSE
Jfi. E&rvmsanaetr.a
CURB
AnewaudC.implutuTu-utinent, consist
lnu of suppositories, olntiiieul In capnu'et,
iUm a box and pllli;n xnltlveciuo loroi
tornal, lnteruiil. blind or blvcdlni;. Itcblnt;.
chronic, recent or htredltary l'lles, and
inauy other dliw-iii and fsmnlo weiik
nesses; It Is always a reat beneflt to tho
general health, The llrst discovery ol a
medical cure rendcrlna an operation wit h
the knlfo unnecessiry hertalter. This
remedy has never been known to full, tl
per box. (J tor 35; sent by mall. Why suffer
from this Urrlole ilUcato when a written
guarantee Is ulven with U boxos, to refund
the money 11 not uured fend stamp for tree
sample. (Jurir.triue Ibuned by Wouiiaiiii,
(,'iur.i; A Co., wholefttleamf rotall drug
gibts, solo agents, 1'ortlaml, Or. 65-ly-dw
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAHTAL STOCK, all Sutserilcd, ?200,0UJ
Tranroct a general banking bublututl
In all Its brauobts.
OKO. WII.WAMH President
Wm. KN UIjAND Vice I'reslden
UUUIIMUNAHV .Cashler.
DIHKClWta: Oeo. WIlllams.Wrn.Kiif
laud.Ih. J. A. Ulchurdfcon, J. W. Jlodrou,
J, A Haker.
Dank iu nw Kzoliange MiMik. on Ooin
meroMI stteet. H.1HI
no Thought lie Was Getting tho Hottr
of the Tin reddlor, but He Didn't.
You know how a pig is on tho farm
unless confined to a pen alwny3
wanting to rrot Bomowhoro elco. One
day ono of our pigs got into tho stable
and was kicked by a horee; ono oyo
was put out and bis jaw broken, and
though he got well his jaw was
turned to tho right and his snout
mashed flat. It would set ono laugh
ing just to look at him. Ho had only
fairly recovered from this adventure
when ho got caught in a rail fonco
nnd twisted his spino until ho was
bent almost double.
When ho got out of bed again ho
was tho oddest looking pig in four
states. When ho walked ho had to
go broadside on, and ho nover Imow
which pair of loirs was in front or
which behind. Ono day a tin ped
dler happened to como along and no
ticed tho animal and quietly asked
tho "old man" how much ho'd tako
for that pig.
"Wall," replied father, winking at
Tom and 1, "hogs is up, you know."
"Yes, I know that pork has ad
vanced." "Guess that pig ought to bring
three dollars."
"I'll givo you two."
"He's woi"th a dollar moi'o, but
bein it's you I'll take it," said father.
For tho next two weeks wo crack
ed a good many jokes at that tin
peddler's oxponso, as father would
havo given tho pig to anybody for
the asking. About a month after
tho salo Fourth of July came around
and we all went to town-r-sb: of us.
Among tho attractions was a sido
show, and its chief sign was a paint
ing of a curious sort of animal, and
underneath tho informatien:
i TUB ONLY HODAQ i
: ever exhibited In America, l'ronouncod '.
: by unturallbts to be the greatest wonder :
: ou tho face of tho earth. Tho only one :
; known to bo In existence. :
: DON'T MISS THK HODAOl :
: If you do you will regret It as Ions as :
: you five. Ho Is to bo sent to England :
I noxt week. :
Father put on his spectacles and
read that sign twico over, and then.
turned to mother and said:
"Guess we'd bettor go in. I'vo
seen skunks and lions and possums
and hyenas by tho cartload, but I
novor saw a hodag."
"There's Bix of us, and that's
$1.50," replied mother.
"Oh, wall, it won't bust us. If our
nayburs seo tho consarnod thing and
wo don't, they'll bo crowin about it
fur a year. I guess we'll tako in tho
hodag. It'll bo sumthin fur tho chil
dren to ponder over." Father yielded
up 1.50 and in wo wont. The cage
was at tho opposite ond of tho tont,
and as wo went in a lecturer was
saying:
"Ladies and gentlemen, wo havo
tho assuranco of no less than five
well known naturalists that this is
tho only living specimen of tho ho
dag now in existence. Ho was cap
tured in a hyena trap in South Af
rica and was brought ovor hero at a
cost of $3, 000. Como and gazo on this
wonder of tho Nineteenth century."
Wo crowded up to gazo. Noxt
minuto tho four children of us woro
laughing fit to split, whilo mother
Was so ovorcomo Bho had to sit down.
"What in creation has struck you
folks?" domandod father, as ho wiped
off his glasses.
Wo laughed all tho hardor, and ho
adjustod his glasses in a solemn man
ner, and turned to inspect tho great
est living curiosity. Ono look was
enough. His jaw foil, tho color fled
from hi3 face, and ho mado for tho
door with tho five of us following.
Not a word was said until wo wero
clear of tho tont. Then fathor
stopped and looked at each ono of
our grinning faces in rotation and
exclaimed:
"Dod rot my shoes if that ain'ttlio
crippled hog wo sold to tho tin ped
dler, but I want to 6ay to you right
hero and now that if any ono of you
ovor Bays 'hodag' in my hearin I'll
turn you outdoors without a second
shirt to your backl" -Now York
Herald.
A Cowboy Story.
Said ono of Buffalo Bill's cowbeys:
"I bought a pony in a hurry, and
jumped on his back, and ho turned
out to bo a buckor. Why, ho kept
on bucking for threo wholo days and
nights."
"But how then did you got your
meals?" inquired tho listener.
"Oh," said tho cowboy, "that was
easy enough. Tho boys kept shying
biscuits at mo, and I caught thorn on
tho fly."
"Yes, but how did you got any
thing to drink, my lad?"
"Well," ropllod tho cowboy, "tho
fact was wo had tho good luck to bo
close to a littlo brook, and every timo
tho horse bucked I sepoped up a lit
tlo water in my hand and drank it
that way. Seo?" London Tit-Bite.
Notice of Final Account.
fo all whom It may cencern:
OTIC JJ is hereby given thai the under-
ilgurd aduiltiUtnitoror the estate of
art w. lluiton, deceased, nas this day
s
Wed his nnal ncoount as such administra
tor, with the clerk of the county court for
Marlon onuuly.Ongou, aud the Judge of
sua court nus nxeaiuemu uy oi Auguti
1MK, at I o'clock p. iu. at the county court
room In tho court Uouieof said county, as
the time and putcefortao bearing of it y
objections h hlch there may be to ald a v
count a jd lor the settlement the t-oC
J.K KU11HKUT,
Administrator.
July IV, im. 7-21-U
Highest of all in Leavening Power. LatesfcU. S Gov't Report
E
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RdVal
1 X s&m
mm
liTS
1
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
On Art.
Fond Mothor And so you think
tho Elgin marbles tho best, Mr.
Brush?
Our Artist Oh, yea; decidedly bo.
Fond Mother I should bo bo much
obliged to you if you would got a
fow for my Johnny noxt timo youro
in town, Mr. Brush, if thoy'ro not
too exponsivo. Tho dear child's al
ways losing his. Fun.
Bho Will Ho Mined.
A west end lady is said to bo seri
ously ill from ovor practico on tho
piano. Just what may bo tho condi
tion of tho neighbors is loft to tho
imagination. Boston Poet.
Kverybody know what It Ja, aud
that l the reason they go to Del
lenbrand's for that pure lee omra
soda.
. Sandy's Clovernes.
Sandy Macgregor was a shrewd,
pawky chiel, fond of h joke, and it
was a difficult matter to catch him
napping.
Ono day several of tho villagers
had assomblcd in tho local inn to dis
cuss tho alarming influenza compli
cations. An Englishman named Rob
bins, who ran down all cures for it,
had decidedly tho worst of tho argu
ment with Sandy, and thoreforo re
solved to touch Sandy on his tendor
point, namely, tho pocket,
"Sandy," said Bobbins, "if you
woro to go outsido and stick a blado
of your knifo in anything I'll bot
you flvo Bhillings I'll toll you what
it is Bticldng in whon you como
back." .
"A bot, bo it," said Sandy. "I
wagor ye canna dao ony sic thing,
sao tablo your money."
"All right," said Robbins, as ho
deposited his stake with a compan
ion and gave a sly wink at tho com
pany. Sandy wont out and in a short timo
returned.
"Weol, neighbor, an what is it
stickin in?" he asked.
"In tho handlo," exclaimed Rob
bins, triumphantly, as ho hold out
his hand for tho stakes.
"Man, yo'ro ralo smert," cried
Sandy. "1 wonder if that is ono o'
yor London tricks. But baud a wej,
yo'ro wrang there," and ho hold up
tho handle of tho knifo minus tho
blado. "K yo gang oot yool And the
blado stickin in an auld ash treo."
Sandy of course won tho wagor,
and it was a sight to seo the chagrin
depicted on Robbins' countenance.
That was his last bot with Sandy.
Spare Moments.
When Kissing Was Unknown.
Wo boliovo that kissing is an Eng
lish custom. Wo road in ancient his
tory of a knight who visited tho
Field of tho Cloth of Gold, and who,
on boing invited to a local castlo,
was addressed by tho "kyndo ladyo"
of tho establishment, who remarked:
"Forasmuch as inEuglandye hayo
such a customo as that a man may
kysso a woman, thoroforo I will that
yo shall kysso mo, and yo shall also
kysso theso my maidens."
"Which thing," adds tho old his
torian, "yo knyghto straightway did,
and rojoyced groatoly thereat."
What people did before kissing was
discovered wo really cannot tell you,
nor havo wo any notion of how tho
engaged couples of tho Middlo Agos
amused themselves whon kissingwas
hardly known.
Wo havo no doubt, however, that
Jack and Jill of tho Thirteenth cen
tury did pretty much as their de
scendants in theso days, and that tho
solitary walk, tho Bquoezing of tho
hand, tho kicking of tho littlo boot
mdor tho tablo, tho prolonged and
cold-inducing good nights, etc., woro
general then as now. Boston Globe.
Ancient Ideas of Africa.
In mediiBval times Africa was an
unknown continent, as well as Asia.
Until a fow years after tho discovory
of Columbus no ono had sailed
around it, and it was quite generally
thought, as it had previously been
thought in regard to Asia, that tho
African continent extended on and
on indefinitely. It was Bupposod
that far to tho south was tho zono of
heat, in which no human being
could livo. This was by no moans
an unreasonable inforenco to tho an
cients. Thoy know that tho farther
they sailed to tho north tho colder it
grow, and that in tho oxtromo north
was a region of porpotual ico and
snow.
Thoy also know that tho farther
thoy sailod to tho south tho warmer
it grew, and what was moro natural
than for them to supposo that, if
thoy wont far enough in that direc
tion, thoy would como upon landa
that wero parched and baked, and
upon Boas that boiled, whoro nothing
could livo butBalainandors? Yankeo
Blado.
Modus of Speech.
As Dr. Piorson traveled about tho
southwest many years ago ho was
an agent of tho Blblo Bocioty ho
often put up for tho night at very
humblo cabins, and commouly, bo
foro tho family wont to bod, ho was
invited to conduct family worship.
Tho form of tho invitation was pecu
liar and invariable
Tho biblo and hymn book woro
brought forward and laid upon tho
tablo, and thon tho host turnod to
tho preacher and Baid, "Will you
tako tho books, sir?"
At tablo ho was expected to ask a
bloseiug, and horo, again, tho phrase
ology employed was peculiar. Whon
all woro seated tho man of tho house
would Bay, "Will you make a begin
ning, sir?" Thon all hoada were
bowul, and tho blessing was in
voked. Youth's Companion.
SALEM MARKETS.
Wheat 63Jo per bushel.
Oats 3840o per bushel. "
Potatoes 25c per bushel.
Flour ?4.20 per bbl.
Bran (Sacked) $10.60,per ton
Shorts (Backed) $21.25 per ton.Vti
tOrnYa IQrt Tmr rtnwn.
uhh" ww w. Uww. -j
Chickens Roosters, 7c per ' 1MVJ
bens, 100120 per lb.; uroiiars Miq,
fryers, 15o per lb. )
m.., mmnU II, ' ,
jLurnuyu xvyujiAju jici iu.
Ducks 1215o per lb. '" "
Geese 7o per lb.
Lard 76c$l per pall. vf
Butter 2530o per pound. - - "
Beef 712"lo dressed, 2Jo on footj
YUUl UU, UICBBCU.
Pork OJo dressed; 6Jc on foot.
Wool 1520o per lb.
"C ,
Guaranteed Cure. '''''
We authorize our advertieed.draff-j
cistto soil Dr. King's New ,DbK
ery for Consumption, Cough
Colds, upon this condition. IfyM
are afflicted with a CoUKb. Cold or?
any Lung, Throat or Chest jtrouble, ?f
and will.uso this remedy as direct
ed, giving it a fair trial, and expr
ience no benefit, you may retwa
the bottle and have your money
refunded. Wo could not make-,thl
offer did wo not know that !.
King's Now Discovory could;beH
lied on. It never disappoints.
Trial bottles frco at Dan'l J. Fry'n
drug store. 225 Com'l st. Large
bottles 60o and 51.00 ''
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t
The Old Timers Aro Not In It. e
While at our other store at Big I
land,Va.,latt Aprll.I was taken with
a very severe attack of diarrhoea. I
never had it worse in my life. I tried
several old-time remedies, suoh m
Blaokberry Wine, Paregoric i and
T.fiiulfiniim without trottinsr any M
Hof. My attention was thencalled t.
Chamberlain's- Colic, Cholera,, ana '
Diarrhoea Remedy by Mr. R C.Tto -nlnv
who had been handling it ther. ;
and in leas than flyo inluuteaafte
taklnjr aBmairfiose I-was entirely-
relieved. O. G. BurfordHarirtn M
Creek.Amherst Co., Va. For atMbf J
Baskett & Van Slype Drugglsti " " j
In tho Seventeenth century the
favorite color of tho Scotch Cove
nanters wa blue, and blue and or
ange or yellow became the Whig col
ors after the revolution of 1808.
Dissolution. , ;
The firm of Bprauue & Allea ktJ
dissolved. G. D. Sprasrue having pu.
chased the ontlro business. All mm,
will be payablo to him, ,
Q.D. BPRAQUK.,
F. T. AvURSti
To TnK Ladies. "Viavl" sUtufe
alone, the greatest medical dlswveiy
nf tlin tiinotwmtll P.ontUrV. (KrXHB'
.. r I.. ... T n.llotil Moalth 'i
Journal. Newark. Ohio.) You?M
r.'.V- . .. . ' .. ' j ...r la v
cordially mviteu 10 can ana luvenw m
gate ror yourselves, unice over i
aqdO cent store, Cottle-Parkhui,
"-"' u"" 1 T.--S
uregou. m
1. H.HAAS,;
THE WATOHMAKlnE;
2ISH Commercial St., S!mi, Orfn.
(Nojft door to Klein's.) . ,,
Specialty ot Spectacles, ana rgpeWfe'S
UiucKs. Wttienes una juwoiry.
For Sale.
OOA A of good land, to i
OCU MUieS'SSS'S.rKSSli
balance timber, will sell nil or pan, o
JAMKy WAItNEU.HatetBfQtv
i'.O.UoxlttO. 6-W-M-I
Sheriff' Salo. ,
iTiirinK Ip Imrnhv L-lven that mr.vt!
J ot un excoullouiluly lsMitxloutwft
u.uiity court or ttie nunc or urtfoo.
am niuiitv of Marlon, and to me alrwl
on ttio ut duy or July, wti, upon a Jnfl
muni tuny ruiiuo.eu, huhui'uih rswrua
rioalicted In uud by mild court ou ln
duy ol May, W)i in u cerium v utmm
Hld court poudlnir, wlioioln U. and
illr.cli wero plulutllDiaud onprl vu(
uriLu iiiii,itulLiil. In ruvnr lit DlMlliUlT I
aKiilu.tdu.ejdnril, by wlilcli ejoeuuloa ,
uiu conunanileu tb.tb o.iv or Hie pm
property oJenlddeCenilfnl or If uffl
lu.nnnt l.B rouutt. tliu.i out ol tUa iw :
ertyofuilddereudAUt to ntliy tne
nf linn lliiiirtrt'il uurt l-'ortV Two HU10U
lumwltlilntoroattUuloont tUe vaim of
per cent, per milium, iiom th ta Ml
AUKUt.ltM,HiidtUu nu m ofU-l t
luritana inutrtMviiiiHtwu bw m "J".
per cent, per uuoum (rum auk an i
and the jiirthei- uf ofW-Wp
ookUaud ctwln and ozpeuixM W i
liava levied upon and will on
Haturdiy, th 13th day of Augait, A D.ttM
at the liour of 3 o'oloek p. in. or aia oaf I
the west doo.- of the county court tioMU
HAlem, Mai ton county, Otwou, mu w j
hUUet bidder for caU la band on Umi i
ui kttie, an me riauw mn, mww
lata whlcnisuldaereiidaut.UbarUaVao
had ou or alter me vm uay i w,
aud to the followluic desorloed real
erty.to-wiu uohiuuiuk i mo
corner of thokoutUeat quaxWr nl i
tluucotouth Urod; thenoe wwtd
thMr north 14 rod totlieUlaoe a
.!.. miitiilnlnir Mdaarwiiuiror I
alo all of the OoaaUou laiid olalJin
Jatuin Vanha aud Kllnbavti vm
lowlair dwerUHHl praiaiM, to-j
invtiiuiuHithwekteorntir UJ
tuAitCii nurlMt nf uUou i.'l'.DIL.
r---.."!.. :'... r ;..i... :. kbMA
or wumiiuivo awiuB.. ."
olmlnm thenoe wei i.W g"l,
nortbeaet corner of leaaeCwtnitt
theat mH 1.W efcaUf to f
KlUBllW, 001 HMHI
UVi a muw
ttkwr ot itaU t3S
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