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EVENING
JOURNAL.
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VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM OREGON, tftTUIlSDAY. SEPTEiJOBER 1, 1892.
TO-DAY'S KEWS TO-DAT."
NO. 207.-
viMI 1 x JL
-YOUR
Kirtii & Kin, by Josie Fathergill ; House at Sandwich; by Jo3uph Hatton; April's La.dv, by the Dutchess;
RKrnoACH of Annesley, by Maxwell Gray; His Helpmate, by F. Burnett; Won by Waiting, by Edna Lyall; Son op
Pokthos, by A. Dumas; Boiin Coquette, by The Duchess; Fairy Ordeal, bv Bertha M. Clay; Woman's War, by
Bertha M. Clay; Beyond Pardon, by Bertha M. Clay; One Life One Love by Mits Brandon; Anna Kahenine,
by Count Tolstoi; Phara Phcenioian, by Edward Arnold; Weaker than a Woman, by B. M. Clay; Romantic Tales,
by Quida Beade-Dutchess; The Buna way Browns, by H. C. Brunner; Forty Liars and Other Lies, by Bill Nye;
Ivanhoe, by Walter Scott; Life of Sfurqeon, by Ilonford. We have now over 1500 novels in stock, and have made
arrangements to receive evory new one published.
T mpt-
I a If lUl
.00K
Call at OSBURN'S RACKET STORE and look over their stock which is constantly
being increased.
In addition to their usual stock of BOOTS and SHOES, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, lor men,
womon and children. They also carry Yarns, Boys' Suits, Mens' Cottonade Pants, Boys and Mens' Shirts, Overalls
Jumpers, Hats, etc. They POSITIVELY have the BEST 10c socks in Salem, Slates, Tablets, Pencils, etc. for
the school children. In Gloves we have Kid, Silk, Cashmere and Taffeta. Tinwear, Frying Pans, Clothes Wring
ers, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Purses, and everything you can'think of in the notion
line. PRINCESS CURLING IRONS 15c. Toilet and Laundry Soaps in great variety. f I
GIVE US A CALL. , j
E. F. OSBURN, - - 261 Commercial Street.
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
sill'1 1 liirf II' L
Bord of Repents. Benjamin Beholfleld, Pres.; J, B. V. Butler, Sec;
Ex-Ofllcto, His Excellency, Governor Sylvester Pennoyer; Hon. E. B.
MoElroy, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Hon. Q. W. McIJride,
Sicretary of Stale; Hon. Jucob Voorheej, Hon. A. Noltner, J. O. White,
Hon. W. H. Holmes, Alfred Lacv, Hom. P. W. Haley, Hon. J. J. Daly.
The State Normal is a live fcchool, rapidly growing, and continually
adding to its facilities for the special training of teachers. Its graduates
are lu demand to All good positions. A gain of 80 per ceut. In attendance
was made last year. An enrollment of 500 i3 anticipated for the next
year. New members have been added to the faculty, and additional ap
paratus supplied. A diploma from the school entitles one to teach in any
county in the state without further examination.
NORMAL, NORMAL ADVANCED, BUSINESS, MUSIC AND
ART DEPARTMENTS, special advantages in Vocal and Instrumental
music
A YEAR AT SCHOOL FOR $150. Tuition reduced to SO 25 Nor
mal, and $5.00 Sub-Normal, per term of ten weekR. Board at Normal
Dinlug Hall $1.50 per week. Furnished rooms $1.00 per week. Board
and lodging In private families $3.50 per week.! Beautiful and healthful
location. No saloons. First term opens September 20th. For catalogue
address P. L. CAMPBELL, A. B., Pre"., or
J. M. POWELL, A. M., Vice President.
AUC1IIE MASON.
General -
Street Work, Sewering, Excavating,
.Tiling, &c. All work promptly done.
SALEM, -
Salem Truck 4 Dray Go.
em Iron works. Drays and tructcs may bo found throughout the dav a.t
the corner of State and Commercial streets.
F. T. HART
47 COMMERCIAL STREET.
NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i A.T
&
j
214 & 210 Commercial St., Salem.
ixjiuiiitiii iiiiHiii niiivtra uuu "
Barr
Petzel
e minor Dtovea nuu iiun-, "a - -
Estimates for Tinning und Plumbing Juirnished.
specialty.
PA I IMh The place to get ft Saddle horse, Livery
I" 1 1 1 I N I J ng, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
l VUI1U Mtoin feed or good weu rottgd Manure,
load-of Dirt or Gravel. Cull on Ryan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
RYAN & CO.
B.F. DRAKE, Proprietor,
SALEM
8AI.EM, ...
...
itann&ctnree STEAM EN1NK,
1)r7'?9umu,, Traction fcglntCrllM.
. Allll
3t,Tn
nvAnti
n&fflAWll MdB - A ft fl1 WW A t
PurtfleraudfUel
uuciui HK13U14 UllM Uiauuinviuiet " -
IU1
farm raacmuery roauc
BROOKS k LEGG
ATTENTION IS
PATTON
98 State Street.
WELL TO
MONMOUTH,
OREGON.
The Leading
Normal School of
the Northwest.
A. II. SMITH
Contractors,
Concrete and Mason Work,
OREQON.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders,
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
fice State St., opposite 8a-
LEADING MERCHANT
TAT LOR.
Plumbers and Tinners,
Canton How and Lawn fP'
--. zz ..
T. 6. PERKINS, Generaf Superintendent
IRON WORKS,
OREQON.
n..m. W.t.r U'hMl QobtDOT. KfUll
etc. &Jtf&t8ifflSw
UUUIMi ,,....... . -,.,
IUO vvwti- -. .
- - "', ij
wu h.-jwm
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded dy or
P
night,
CALLED TO THIS LIST-
SUNS
7
YOUR PURCHASES.
C. N. CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL &
r
inners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL) WORKERS.
Agents fori be celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Ohemeketa Street. '
miqumjimuanjutaum
EAST
a m n
SOUTH
nin
It'
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Stiasta Line
(JAMrOttNIA EXPRESS TRAIN RON DAIII
I1ETWKKN PORTLAND AND 8. V.
South.
Nor U.
TJX p. in.
U:J(t p. m.
8:15 a.m.
I'oriUnU
"Halera
Ban Fran.
Al.
1v.
L.V.
7ij it. Ill
5.VW a.'rn
7:00 p. u
Lv.
Ar.
Above U.ilus stop only ul lollowuiu Ma
tloas north of Hoseburg, East Pjitland
Or"gou City, Woodburtr, Salem, Albauy
Tangent, Sheddq, llalej ITarrijburg
Junction City, Irving and Kiigeue.
ItOHUlUKQ MALI- DAim ,
8.S0 u. m.
Lv.
ioi Hand
Ar. j 4 ito p. m.
11:17 a. m
Lv
Salem Lv. f 1:40 p. m,
. i:
5 60 p. m. Ar,
Koseburg Lv. 7.-OJ u. m
Albany Local, Dally Kxcopt Sunday.
6 (X) p. m.
7:52 p. ru.
Lv.
Lv:
r
Portland
saletn
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
Lv,
iUiioa.in.
7:31 n. m
u.SO a. in.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEBPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Foracooraraodation ot passengers holding
second class tickets attached to
express trains.
?est Side Division Between Portland
and Gorvollis :
PAII.Y (KXCKIT SUNDAY).
VM n. m.
ll 10 p. m.
m
Portland
CorvaUls
"at:
Lv.
"J5..W p, ni.
12:53 p. m,
At Albany and Corvallls connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Itallroad.
KXVEK-5STHAIN (DAILY EXCETTaUKUAY
4:40 p. in. I Lv. Portland Ar. I 8 20 a. w
7:25 p. rn. I Ar.McMlunvllleLv. MiB.m
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST aud SOUTH
j-or tickets and lull information regard,
me rates maps, etc., apply to the Compa
ny's aent Halern, Oregon.
i l,rfJDlja loot II (.. un Paam A v'f
III KOKlILKll. ' Mniuer
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Tmntact a general banking bulnessi
In al1 It branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS President
Wm. EN GLAND Vice Preslden
U UO IJ McI.'AUY Cashier.
DIRECTORS: Geo. WlUlams.Wm. Eng
land.Dr. J. A. Klcbardson, J. W. llodson
J. A llaker.
Bank in new Exchange block on Com
mercial street. 8:lJ-tl
Authorized Capital loOO.COO.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Balem, Oregon.
W. A. CUSICK. PrrnT V. W. MABTIN,
Vice Pres. J. II. ALBIUtT, Cashier.
State, County and City Warrants bongbt
at Pur. dw
MONEY TO LOAN.
Hpeclal lnduceinnts for the next SO days
on good farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Boom 11, Buitb. Bank Mock. 5l2d
HI (lit? Restaurant
Jas. Batchclor, Prop'r.
Warm Meaiv at AH Hwrs ol tbeDay
None but whlt labor employed In tbli
WAguiuntl6J rueolcoked merits
dsM style ,
Twenty-nr cents pej meed
RBO K-KONT
Oaet itw' brtweea. Opem MettM and
Mint" Livwy
BOOK SELLERS
AND
STATIONERS,
t s,
BURROUGHS,
BURROUGHS.
T. BURROWS -
eARRIER a full line ofStaple and facy
(iroceilcs, Kresli Vegotnblea mid I,er
Hen In eaou, lluttt-i and Egga al
ways on hand
220 Com'l St.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for business,
specialty.
Careftii work
J. F. VVH1TE.
From Terminal or Interior Points the"'
n
oi
Is the line to take
To all Points East and South
It Is the dining car route. It runs throug n
vestibule trains every day In the year ir
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of cars.)
Composed of dining cars unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepers
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can bo constructed and In which
accommodations are both tree and fur
ulshed for holders of first and second-class
tlckels.and:
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnuot line connecting with all
lines, aflordlnr direct aid uninterrupted
service.
Pullman sU - - 'Ions can bo se
cured In odvi i. .i any agent of
tbe road.
Through ticket to and from all polute
In America, Ungland and Europe can be
purchosidatany ticket odlce of this com
pany. Full information concerning rates, time
of tralns,routesandother details furnished
on liriDHcutlon to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent, No,
121 First street, cor. Washington; Port
land, oroiron
SHAW & DOWNING, Ageute.
TT7ANTED.-HecrulU for the Artillery
VV Bervlce of tbe United States Army,
The conditions ol enlistment in the army
are now unusually favorable, and a spec
ial recruiting rendezvous has been eslab-
llhed In this city for the purpose of Bttord
ing me young men or mis section an op
portuultv for enlistment. Applicants mu.l
be between tbeagcn of 21 and 30 years oi
age, able bodied, physically sound, and
al
.bletoread aud write the Enk'llnh Ian
guaee. To any one Interested a full uzpla-
naiiou Mill ue anoraea uy me recruiting
omcer, room o, czenange uiock, naiem,
6-W-Utt-tf 2d Lieutenant, 6th Artillery,
Only One.
Chance for a colony. 1000 acres of best
bottom land, onc-bulf In cultivation, lu
small strruins und hikes, has I7UU") crop ou
now, buildings, etc. Is five miles from
Salem, Oitguu, One-third cash, und bal
ance in Ave early pay mints with 4 rxr
cect. interest at (a) ier acre.
iW-tf JUKN M. l'AYMU.ABt,
)H TIiCTIONLOP0150,A.O U.W.-
Mcets in their hull in tiDtte jusurttuce
bul.dlng, every Wt-duesday evening.
H, A. Mcr'AlUl!.rM.
J, .V. bELWOOP, Itecorder.
W.
fMPIUJVKD OltDKIl OK HKD MKN,
1 Kamlafcuu lrtboWo.8, Htlem. Iloldj
council every Thursday evening, at I'M
VSIgwam lu btate Insurance hall,
K. C. llAKEit. Prophet.
KKNK O. VVATKlW.CbleforlCeuords
Pupils Xut lU'glstor.
mirKHTillfvOL CLKIlKofdMrlct
21
I wilt beyln Monday, August Uth, en
ruUlog dhhs lor ine puuuo scuuuis,
oi
pen iBg rieptembr otu. parents win
ilsase send ihelr children to be mistered
uttinMiHm tfa&r Is alwavtt a ruiih the day
or two before school opens and co pupil
111 besdwltted without a certificate fre
tbaeierk. OSlej, Muri.hy block, up.Ulr
over K. O. ttKuUrs rtothlM store.
Y IUI A. MWB"l
)
JJlUlot Clerk
I'KOFne&toNAi. CAiins.
LV. CONN, Attorney nt law, room 7,
. Murphy Block.
T J.8I1AW. ill. W. HUNT.
8HAW &
Ulllce over
U . HUM", attorneys Bt law.
Capital National bank, bnlcni, Oregon,
CI T.
(j. ottloo up ttnlrs In front rooms of new
Hush block, corner commercial mid Court
streets, Balem, Oregon.
TOHN A. CAHSON. Attorney at law.
OHN
Itoo
t) Ilooms B and 4, Lida V Uudli'n bank
building, Salem, Ortgen.
bi iyr
B. V. BONUA SI. V. H. HOLMES.
Bonham A lloi.in, Attorneys at luw.
Olllce In Uush's hlock, between Stulo
and Court, on Com'l bt.
aILMON FOUD, attorned at law. Balom,
. Oregon, ofllce uptnlre In Pattou's
bloct.
jr. lirtAjoaiiAW, i'iiysician and
Bunreon. Milem. Orccoii. OtQco In
ItUHl
lucli-lirrymnu blot k. nintnlrK lleKhtence
corner Htatrand B. E corner U Inter street.
.W.H-
YOUN(, M. U., Olllce formerly
occnulcd bv Ur. ltowlind. corner
Court and Ijibertystrests. 'l'clopboue No.
45. Ofllce boun,: 8 a. in. to 12; 'i to i p. m ,
and 7 toW p. m Hesldcuce Jith tttnet on
electric car Hue. Telephone Ho. 0,
T-vlt. W. 8 ilOTT, physician and sur
ly koou. Ofllce In Eldrldge Uloct, ia
Iiiu,Oieg(iu. oalce bouts 10 to Ua, m.
2tn4p. in.
K.MINTAH.A.I)AVXS. Office houn),
Daj
v a. in. to II a. in.: 2 v. m. to 5 n. m.
'ay or nUjlit calls promptly attended to,
Hpeclal attention given to
ouis
Iscrtsesof wonv
New Bniik lllk.,
en aud children. Ofllco In iNcw Bnnfc lllk.,
suu wiamcreini siixei.
ltesldenco khuio.
It. T. 0. 8MITU, t)cnt!t,l State street
XJ Kalem, Or. 1-lnlshed dental optfU'
vwins oi every oescrirtiion
tlonsaepeclHlty.
Painless opera-
Wj-. I'uuu, jreuueci. i-ians, speci
. flcntlons and Buperlntendeuce lor
mi entases IH M11IIU1U
merclal M up suits,
Ofllce ISO Com-
CA. UOllERT, Architect, room421. Mar
. quatu building, I'ortlaml, Oregon.
UUHINltoS OAKDS.
A B. SMITH & CO., CoutRiclon, Pewet
i., lag, coment emewiillis, l"sovatlng,
t.tc: All 'wort promptly done, Salem, Or.
Ieavo orders with Busan Bros. 4:l5-lm
PJ. LAltSKN A CO,, MtMiuIMlure. of all
. klndsofveblcles. Uop ring a special
ty. Shop 4Ht4itotreet.
CAKPET-LAYING.-I mase a specially ot
caipetrbeM ins aud laying curpeti
US on up and relaid with great cire. Hhado
and curtain vole hanging, ie.ive orders
Willi J. 11, Limn, Burnn t Son or White
Corner. J. O.JUU11IU1AU.
Say I You uet'd one ol go rue kind.
If so, why not havo it.
Gold, Plain, Script or Canvas
Now Is the time to suve money by
giving your order to
J. J. MUTTON,
House, Sign Painter, Decorator and
Paper Hanger, 382 Church St.
Or leave orders wltli Sreiit fc Glle,
riiate street.
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
Office at L'iuM. Cal art's JUlUoncry (.tore,
Balom, Oregon.
JAPANESE
vvmi
r
pAnew and Complete; Treatment, consist
ing of suppositories, olntmeutln capsules,
also a box und pill; n iKislth o cure for ex
ternal, Internal, blind or bleeding, itching,
chronic, recent or hereditary Piles, and
many other diseases aud iemalu weak.
ue6es; It Is always a great bcnetlt to tho
general health, llie llrst discovery ot a
medical cure i endorlng an operation with
tho knife unnecessary horealter. This
remedy has never been known to fall, Jl
per box. CI for M; sent by mall. Why sulfur
iroru inisierrioio aiceiuo wuen a written
guarantee is given with (I boxes, to lefiind
the money It not cured. Hend stump for free
simple, (junrantce Issued by Woodahii,
Ct-AiiKKd: Co., wholesale end retail drug,
gists, sole agents, Portland, Or. G L-ly-dw
NEW MINING MACHINERY
I. J, Poster, who resides about three
miles west ol fculeia In 1'olU county, has
Invented a machlno lor mining gold,
which Is especially adapted to saving Hue
gold, and works any placer material, from
line black sand to gravel, In tact auvthlng
that can be shoveled, 'llio inachlun is
made of Iron aud suel and weight only 73
pounds complete. It Is run by tbe force of
a 1 Inch pipe of water with a head of four
feef. it will work irom s to 10 lous of him V
und, or. from 13 to 'JO tons ofgravel In a
day, and fuvo every thing in the shape of
?old that will amaUumute. 1 ho piaohlne
ias been tested and Is guarantee to do
the T7ork claimed, itachlnrs will bu fur
nished n running order heforn any pay Is
demanded. Price romnltte 1WI. Call on
or address P. J, KOSTKlt,
fs-Mw Balem, Oregon,
Administrator's Notice.
NOTrCK Is hereby gUen that the under,
signed Iiuh been duly appointed ud
mlnUtrator to tbe t iiteof Crl Ulch, lute
of Marlon county, Oregon, deceased, by
the county court of the state of Ortgou,
for Marlon county. All persons having
claims ugslnst ald estate will present
them to the underslgmd duly vcrltleil, at
his home lu Kuulewood uddition to tho
clly of iMilem, Jn Marlon county, Oiegou,
within six months from the dulo of this
notice, and ull persons Indebted to nuld
estate will pU'.iKi inako Immediate settle
ment to tho undersigned.
Dated this August Mb, IrW.
AHHA1IAM HICH.
Administrator of the estate of Oris Itlcb,
deceased. W-ll
Admlnl.strator'ri Sale.
NOTICK Is hereby given that by audio.
Uy of an order of tUi linn. Coiiuty
courtofMArlon count v,oreg'n, made on
the mil diy of July, I N1, autnorlzlne nitd
emixiwoilng the undersigned to s-ll the
herelnufierdeiwrltied rml estate belonging
to tberstaie of Kvellne ( 'ox, deceased. '1 he
undersigned, as administrator ol said es
tate, will ou the
fit dsy of Sftmber, 1892,
at 3 p.m as per statute reo," I redpoll at pub
lic auction at the wost uoor of the court
house In Balem, Marlon county, Oregon,
all the right, title RBd latere! l of the said
estate, lu bud to the following derlbed
pretnluH, to wit; JMs 8, V, 10 aod It In
bloejc No 8. as shewn by the amended re
corded plot of Co!tal Park addition to
thaolty of Halew, in Morion county. Ore-
ioa. 'lenasof M'rab.
Hirni K. HAMMKR.
AlEslBlsfawtor of lb Btte of Eveline
Oox. daeaiucd.
tsalew, Or -. July 1, 11.
7-M-K
Signs
jl?fii.
i.fIV t.. TB5Wi IT W 1
Umri Wz& Wi
gP CURE
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
H0FER BROTHERS,
Editors.
PUUliIHlIEDAILY.KXCKIT8UNDAY
BY -MB
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
hnterud al the postofllce at Balem, Or., as
MuiH-flafs matin.
PUNNUVKU WANTS IT TOO.
The following from The Oregonlan
of lnnt Sunday would justify its po
sition in demaudlug a etato police.
It Is Bomethlng novel, Indeed, for
thh Kieat paper, to call on Gov.
Penuoyer to bolster it up on its
oplnionp, but that gentleman will
hardly allow such a oo&atiuelion to
bo placed upon his remarks. It
Bays: "The governor of Oregon made
the discovery three years ago that
hu was powerless to fulfill his oath
to execute tho laws for want of
proper pollco machinery, In IiIh
message or 1680, he 6ald:"
The constitution of the Btate of
Oregou requires of tho governor that
"ho shall take care ttmt tho laws
are faithfully executed," aud yet
thero is no statute of the Btate giving
him auy authority whatever to car
ry out this constitutional provision,
to do which he gives his solemn
oath. Thu law has conferred upon
him no authority over tbe sber-
IHs of counties, or prosecution
attorneys of the state, or any other
civil ofllcers, and, consequently, in
case of a palpable infraction of law,
the governor, as an officer. Is abso
lutely powerless to enforce that con
stitutional matuiate wuiuu requires
him to too that the laws are faith
fully oxpculed. During the past
two yeaia positive information was
imparted to the governor at tliflcr-
e:it times that the Hah laws of tho
Btute were being wantonly violated,
aim as lie count exercise by law no
authority over tho flh commission
ers, the only recourse left for him
was to proceed as any tirivato citizen
could, and not as the chief oxeeutivo
olliuer siiould, in seeming the lir-n-ht
and punishment of thoolfeuders
Provision should be made by law by
which authority should bo conferred
utionitho governor, In case of the
violation oj any state law affecting
public Interpsts, to employ a person
who can ascertain tho fact of'sTiou
violation, and thereupon commence
as public prosecuting witness pro
ceedings In the courts for the en
forcement of the laws of tho statu.
"What the governor of Oregon
really wants Is a paid and pefmr
uent state constabulary, though ho
may not know it himself."
An Ait Journal.
Tho Septcmbor number of The
Art Interchange is more than usual
ly attractive. It hasan entertaining
biographical Bltelch of tho famous
youtijj American sculptor Paul Uart-
lett, with Illustrations of some of his
works. Amour these is the celebra
ted "Hear Tamer," which Is lu the
Art Museum of Now York. A now
department "Views by Her" is
exceedingly clever. Tho writer,
whoever bIio is, understands art
topics, and she has a lively way of
poking fun at those who don't. Is
Bhe quite right, however, in saying
that patriotism has nothing to do
with art? That Is at least an open
question, Current art events are
intelligently touched upon, and
there are Gomo uncommonly Reed
revlows of art books. A curious
arliclo on Woodwork, in theChlueso
tasle, is Illustrated by plates from an
JEuglish work of 150 years ago; and
all house-dwellers will be lntercbled
in the charming $2,500 house, which
la fully illustrated by sketch plana
and drawings, giving yiows of tho
exterior and Interior, with Buggestod
decoration for parlor, dining-room,
window, staircase, etc.
Price of this issuo of Tho Art
Interchange, Including ilvo Bupplo
monts (three In color), Is 35 cts. For
Halo by all newsdealers.
Wfcoro tho Fashions Como From.
Fashion is called a "fickle Jade" -und
yet nearly every style is do
Hlgncd with some special objcot in
view.
The reason La Mode do Purls,
Album of Fushlon nud La Cout
urlero give tho earliest styles aud
thuao that are reliable Is becauso they
arent tho very fouutaln head of
fashion and know Junt what is go
ing to bo popular. When you get
a fiiHliion Journal get ono upon
which you can depend for correct
Idcau of stylo uud material, forro
member that If you .wish to show
correct und good taste yourself you
will need to btudy thoeoBtyles which
aro nrtutio and reliable. If you
wish to ktep up to the stylos wo
udvlce you to Bubecrlbo for L'i Modo
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structure la already built, and Is in
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towers and numerous gables. It is
impossible to decide on all details,
of course, until all tho material has
been collected, but tho following
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near as pessible: The foundation
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will be veneered with pink quartz.
Abovo that the handsomest rocks
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The widows and shingles are to bo
of mica and tho steps of marble.
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Powder
A SNAKE RIDES A BICYCLE,"""
X nig Rattler Takes Possession of
Wheel, but Tangles Himself to Death.
It has beon somo four or five yeans !
Binco ono day I was riding my bicycle
ovor a road in northeastern. Ken-'
tucky which crossed a strip o wood-'
land probably two miles wide.- Th
road was so nearly obstructed by sax
almost impenetrable growth of ua
derbrusb. that thero was barely room
for a carriage.
I was riding very Blowly, enjoying'
tho silonco and beautiful scenery
which was rendered the more enjoy
able by tho sun as it cast its lait
golden rays over tho dense foliage,
and tho thought never struck me
that my heart would raloitate-anr
faster by encountering a much dread-1
od foe. r, " (
I was descending a gentle dope;
about 3U0 yards long, and on account
of the descent I was coasting at a
lively rato when I glanced ahead,
and thero, only a few paces from
me, lay a huge rattlesnake stretched
across the road directly in my course.
I was greatly frightened and, put
down tho brako as hard as I could,
but was so near that I could not stop
boforo coming into contact with him.
Ho scorned not to care for me, and
still lay strotched at full length with
much moro easo than I was enjoy
ing. I was afraid if I tried to run
around him that ho would spring
upon mo, and not being able to atop
my whcol in timo I dotorminod, to
run directly ovor him. w c
Whon tho front wheel struck hir
both his head and tail gavo a quid
slap against my feot, hut I pressed
tho TMvl.ils with nil nitr mlrfht tA
when, as I thought, I was ovor him1 W,
I looked back ovor my shoulder, but j
could not seo him anywhoro, and not i
until i nearu ins body slashing about
and heard him buzzing cculd I locate
him.
I found that in somo difficult way
ho had succeeded in getting between
tho rows of direct Bpokes, and by
crawling as tho wheel rolled ha man
aged to koop his position. ' " !i
I was not particularly pleased ttt
havo a closo combat with sticK a rep. S
All- ..:j.i. t im i--i " n i
i,iiv, uuituui- wua j. vvjuuxiy loiiHVOHay
wheel ridden by such n -rattling con
corn, but I conquered my jealouey
and determined to give it possession.
Jumping off Hot my wheel valL
and stepping back a f ow foot found
that tho snako had sunk his fang
into tho rubber tiro, and after 'he
mado repeated attempts to free him
self I concluded that ho was con
quorod. t
I got a stick which I found riear by
and mangled Ills hood. Ho was o
badly tangled botween tho spoke
that I .had considox'ablo trouble in
pulling him out. His exact measure
was 3 foot and 11 inches, and be wai
tho lament I nvnr nnrnnTitjT! T
nover took nnothor rido over thal
road, for it makes mo quiver "every i j
umu x uumc oi ic uincinnau uom
morcial Gazette, '
Young- EnglUhmen Wear a Fringe
Thoro is no doubt that tho fringe
across tho forehead that is now so njat-
Vrnanl ta nvnnAiltnnli, linnnntlni. 4a..41ka.
maloj wo notice it imparts just vkat f
toncli of Uelicato Bof cucbs to the contour 1
or tho faco which tho rovolutlouized de
volopmcntof tho eoioa at tho preMnt
timo seems to call for. Our women are.
uccoming stalwart m body and robot
in mind, and coincidently our men ue
displaying a deliqato diminution of musv
clo und a mild amiability of disposition
which, whon accotnpauied by a softly
wlih-kerod faco und gracefully fringe
forohoad, aro imito irrosistiblo. ' 1
It has long boon foreseen b women
that a change of characteristics end
places botween thorn and men was tbe
order of dovolopmcnt of tho near future.
Tho men, too, havo now discovered t&U,
and tho enthusiasm with whloh they
havo taken tip their new role Mgtte
wen for tuo pence ot tliouotnestiQ heerttT.
end tho woll being of enr future woman
governed cstuto, Tho now deiiartuw
began, whoro it was inevitable that it
should begin, among the .cultured
clnsuos, und nt Oxford and Cambridge
moro especially; but so rapid la tbe
spread of culture in these days that tk
litis already extended to the middle and
lower ciuseos. tiot Allan be praUwol
Tho butcher's young man, calling tbflr
other tiny, uau a fringe wiiicu was poef
uvoiy ecatatio long, BUKy, nuuy,
beautifully porf umeu marrow, m
fiovy concealing all his otherwise too
truaivo forehead, and IU extrendi
ldsshig with touching affection
pimply skin stretched ont over but
bones he was truly a "thing of
and to somo muscular Pfaylnehe
doubtless bo a "joy forever," It
mow impossible to imagine
moro glorious even in the wftyof
gods. London HoeplWd.
Aa OUwvIhc Vrtwl,
Winks That job you haw
u coic anap, im-i ltl , .-,
Jlnkg -Um ratker.
"Nothing at all to K hare;
"TTeuernot wwjn."
"Good pay tee t"
"veryiair, mum tw yoei ;
vi KH9W so mneti aseuc soy
"x ROBee you etteK to
YorkyfwMy,
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