EVENING CAPITAL
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VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPIE'S PAPER."
8ALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, WOYEMBER 29, 1892.
"to-das mews to-day
NO. 2g9.
Business
Almost Too Rushing
To write ads, but we can't refrain from letting the people know that there is one place in Salem where they can
always get bargains the year round. The
NEW YORK RACKET
Is offering Underwear and Hosiery at prices unapproached and unapproachable by any of our competitors. Their
prices on Boots and Shoes, quality of goods considered, are the lowest possible. A new lino of WINDOW
SHADES just arrived. See them before buying.
E. T. BARNES, -
- 333 Com'l St., Cottle Block.
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IMPS
PROFESSIONAL AND BD8INB88 AIS
rnlLMON H)KD, attorney at law. Salem,
J. Orecon. Offlco upstairs In tattoo's
VIV
Mock.
LK. CON.V, Attorney nt law,, room 7,
. Jlurptiy Illock.
HJ. MCialiU, Attorney nt I.w, Snlom,
. Oregon. Oitle o ver laitld A Hush's
buuk.
m-tr
J J.SHAW, M. W. H.U.N1'. HHAW A
, UUNT.miprn.jNKt huv. Office over
unpitatiNuuonal baal:,Balera, Oregon.
i T.RlcilAtwsON, Attorney at iw,
). otllce up stairs In front rooms of new
ash block, corner Commercial and Court
streeut, najem,uivgon.
JOHN A. CARSON, Attornoy nt law.
Kooms 3 ana 4, Unta ft Hush's bank
building, Salem, On-Ren. 8 1 lyr
11. K. IIONHAM. V. 11. HOLMES.
Bon ham A Holme. Attorneys at law.
Olllco In Hush's liloct, between State
and Court, on Com'l bl.
ME.POQUK, Stenographer and Type
. wrltlsU Over Ladd A Hush's bank,
imicu( viruui
BRADSUAW, PHYSICIAN AND
nieou. Kalem. Oretron. Offina In
Breyman block, upaUilra Residence
r h
JD. 8urgeou, Kalem, Orepon. offlco In
ilush-Breyman block. umtAlra Residence
corner HtnteandH. K. corner Winter street.
Brass
Finest
SROAT & GIL,,
Onyx and
Ever Brought. to Salem.
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HB
ISO State Street.
'SSTSEE EAST WINDOW.
Ed.
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Cross,
w 1 vCA j 1
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu Fresh, Salt and .
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prompt delivery to all parts of the city.
05 Court and 110 State Streets.
H. F. BROER,
Proprietor of the
;DEP0T SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
All House-finishing Material made to order nt the lowest Fortlaud
prices. See us before you buy.
MAKTI2T& HARKINS,
BLACKSMITHING AND HORSESHOEING.
I' The best work in every department. Hacks, Buggies and Harrows made
to order. State Street.
?ARCU1E MASON.
I
A. 11. SMITH
TtscjssL&oi &z s:MxrP3BE
General - Contractors.
15 Srrr. Work. Rewerinir. Excavatluc. Concrete and Mason Work.
Piling, &c. All -work promptly done.
I SALEM, - - OREGON.
Wanted At Once.
I Remnants of Drv Goods. Clothutir. Boots una Sboes. Hats ana "Jans,
tud all kinds of merchandise, either new or second hand, to sell either at
private sale or public auction. Also, Household furniture of every de
ception, at tne
RED JJOJM'l izSAAAJK.
I 62 State Street.
STEINER &
130 STATE STEEET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,
DIRECTORS: Goo. Wllllnuis.Wm. Eng
land, Dr. J. A. lllcbnrdson, J. W, liodsou,
J. A linker.
Itafllr in rinup VYi'hnnitA WfuV ml nnm.
N mernlHl street. 8:1U
Creamery and Dairy Sup
plies, Steel Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all-Styles a Specialty.
CLOTHES WINGERS' iND WASHERS
jj-The best on eartti.
call.
Give us a
10:3 tf.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact n general banking busing
lu ull IU branches.
GEO. . WILLIAM8 President
Wm. KN UI.AND Vice Prealden
IiUGHMoNAUY :.CJiwliler.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for the next 30 days
on tcood farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON;
Boom 14, liusli Bank block. 6 l&lw
TTVlt. W. 8.
JLJ tteon. C
lem, Oregon.
12 to 4 p. in.
MOTT. nhrHlr.fAti unit xnt
Office In Klilrlite Bltwft, 8a.
uiuw uuurs iu to nu. m.
rK- T. C.BM1TU, Dualist, 0a State street,
J Kalem, Or. Finished dcutal opera
tions or every description, l'alnloaa opera
tions nBpeclalt.
WD.J'UOH, Architect, Viang, 8iecl.
, flcatlons and superintendence tor
nu clastts of buildings. Offloo ax) Corn,
r.ierclal St., up stairs,
CA. 1UJ1JKHT, Architect, room 421, Mar
. qunu building, rortlaud, Oregon.
DW.TOWN3ENU, Civil Englnforand
. Kurveyor. Olllce with Oregon Land
Co., Salem, Oregon.
PX laksisn a eo r.:onumcture of ail
, klndaor vehicles. Repairing a special
ty. Shop 45 Stat dm reel.
T)nOTEOTIONLODQl5K0.2.A.O U.W.
I Meets In their ball In State lnsuranoe
building, every Wednesday evening.
H. A. UoKAUUlUI, M. W.
J. A. BEIiW'OOD, Recorder.
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TMl'ROVKD OKUEK OF UKD' MKN,
1 KiiMiIuf.im Tribe No. 8, Halem. Holds
couucll every Thursday evening, at 7:1)0.
WJgwam In btate Insurance hall,
K. 0. HAKKH, I'rophet.
KKANK O. V AT15IW. V-hlef of Records
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best.
The place'Jfor young ladles and gentle
men to M'cure aithorough education Is the
old,lmt ever.iitw.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
South ofWUlsimstt Hotel,
aAIEM ... ORKOON
3CDESfjSk.
Sash and Door Factory
Fronft Street, Salem, Oregon.
io best class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used
N, CHURCHILL
CHUECHLLL
T S. BURROUGHS
& BtritKOUGrHS,
r t I f I r pi, .
hnners, riumoers, uas ana oteam Mtters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Cheraeketa Street.
mm
The place to tret a Saddle horse. Liverv
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, "Wood, Hay,
Mill teed or good well rotted Manure,
id of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan k Co., back of
f illametto hotel. Prompt and easeful work is our motto.
RYAN & CO.
SALEM IRON WORKS,
F. DRAKE, Propsietor.
Manufacture BTEAM K.NQ1NKH. Mill OutflU. Water Wheel Governor. Fruit
wring OutflU,.Tractlon Kujtnes, Cresting, etc Kann machinery rosdo and repaired.
h General ftgents ub J mHuuter.tureis of the relcbroted WabbHrom llitent Middlings
ariflur and Reels. Farm inacnlnery wade uud Kpalrea.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
alvvHya ready for orders;
Bell and tfttlivxr wootl,
hay, exwil and lumber. Of.
Aw iMU St, onDoalte Ho-
i Iroa works. Drays and truck isy be foand throughout the dv at
the oorner f HUta and CAtmrnertM 4iee.
alem Track d Dray Co.
T. HART,
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
317 COMMERCIAL STREET.
iROOKS &. LEGG,
PRESCRIPTIONS
Cfef4to4lr AfM444 4Lf or
Capital
t
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WarmMeafc at All Hours of the Day
None bnt white labor employed in this
establishment.
A good substantial weal o Hiked in flrst
class style
Twenty-live cents per meal
RBD KRON T
Oon.t dttvet, between Opera .House and
Mlnto's IJvery
Authorized Capital $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Salctn, Oregon'.
W. A. UU8ICK, ll'res. ;W. W. JIAltTIN,
VlcePres. J. H. ALBKIIT, Cashier.
Btate, County and City WarrunU bought
at l'ur. dw
1ingnnd still the leading Institution ot
the North West. Belter than over I
New course of Instruction In Oratory,
Theology and 1'ost.Uruduated.
sTUDlKS. Normal, Uuslnes, Academy,
and improved.
FiicultlcH Increased and Improved. For
Outalo.'ue of dolleso of Ijvr wrlto Dean 8
, T. KlcUiirdson, Ksi) , .Malum, Or.
I'oruauiiKgueor uonego or ateaicai ana
I'hurinney write Dean HTcninondKelly.M.
D.. l'ortlau.l, Or.
Kor general CutJiIojuo write Itev. Geo.
yhttuker, 1), D., ITesldent, fcUlem, Or.
7-3-;imlw
FINETEAS
-AND-
-AT-
W. Taylor,
House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING AXD WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY.
Leave orders at Thomas A Johnson's 268
Commercial street.
M. T. RINEMAN
A DXAXJKR IN
id Fascy Groceries,
s a.w ii..... r .. irAAjA.
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
Also veeetablesoodfrulU In their season.
"HlgbeH lrloe paid for country produce.'
wesouci asiuureaiyonr patronage,
Staple
8-h
Uibtaia street
1831 TUE cSJ;;,VATOK 1893
Country Gentleman
THE I1K8T OF TUE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.
BttVOTED T)
Farm Creps atad Prooea,
Mertieultureststd FrtU'.-Gr&wlmf
t,ive-Stok sd DsUrniay.
While It also Includes all rolaor lUpari.
menu of Kural Interest, raea as the poul
tnryard.entouioloey'. be-klBK. srreeo.
bouse and grapery, veterlaary ' tvplhM,
farm
RresJde
uuestlons and answers.
reading, .lometlo eoonomy. and a mis.
raary oft he news si tba week. Iu war-
krt reporu are UBUsusny complete, and
mueh atteauna U paid to tba proteeeU of
the erops, a throwlDg llcbt apoa tae ot
the most itaportaat of all questions
When to bHy aad wba to aL ItU lib
erally Illustrated. and by reoeat eBlarge
saeat. muiu raoro reaawc iasnr nua
ever before. The eaeearlptieB srie Is
KM per year, WK we fler a sfssUil re
OatUaa (now
CLUB BATES FOR ISM.
Ttw SfcwJjrtifc $ 4
Six WUctftim, " " K)
s-Teall(ewtiBtiftbH fnr UW.mt
: ta aarasee row, we vw eecwi t m
rweklr.ftotairiaetitf Mtennilft.
ryilwiisiweari.
LUTHER TUCKER 4 SON, PnUMmt,
AMw'fN.Y. ,
MMLWJMMH
H, M. BRANSON & CO,,
303 Commercial Street
THE WILLAMETTE
SALEM, OREGON.
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hoUl between 1'ortland uud Ban
Francisco. Klrst-clata lu nil IU appoint,
menu, lu tables are served with the
Choicest JTndta
Growulln the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
THE CAPITAL JODMAL
II0FER BROTHERS,
- Editors.
Pa8L18 UKD UA1 LY. KX0ETT80WDAY,
far THK
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Balldlng
tattered at the poatofflce at Balom,Or.,a8
eecond-clDMi mutter.
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will be opened to studonU Bept. 13, 1892.
Otlen) the most, practical courses of stttd)
ot any itchool in the State, viz: Mechanical
KugluecriUK, Olvll Kuelneerlni;, Electrical
EuKlnverlui;, Acndemlu una Grammar
BChool courses Btudeuts prucllcn dally In
wood shop, machine shop, and labora
tories. Tuition and Itourd per Your, J1SO.
Special InduccracuU to a few young men
who wish to work for tholr board und tui
tion during; vacations. For prospectus and
further Information, nddrrts
ED WI MOUHI80N, M. 8 ,
l'rcsdeut, Uulem, Or,
Nliss JSallou's
KINDERGARTEN.
l'HIRD YEAll
Opens Monday, Heptemuer 18th, at Kin
dercarteu Hall, opposite opera house.
Children received at three years of age
aud over, A connecting class will be vs.
uiKiixiiuu luruuvonuea JWJiuerganen pu
linn u
Oulv
odsom ployed.
nud color work Introduced.
ills und those beginning primary work,
mo ucsi modern iinaergnruui inoin-
I'rnns s system ol drawlns
2
ONLY
LINE
RUNNING
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 . M.
" " 7:30 P. M.
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
31
72 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to CMcigo,
40 Hours Quicker to One-ha and
KawswCrty.
PULLMAN. TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS,
IrVii vstuj mfl mMtkMmi t-sv...iAM uU
m sjMiipsww
JMm k Hn-Imt,
Ot W. H. MUKUHirr,' Att, (I, V. A.
ENGINE AND
BOILER
171OR dale. The boiler is an B-borseup'
JJ r)ht tuiiular, and the engine a (l-horse
l.'oritunUI. ISo'.b are In good condition,
and co. t -1700 when new.
Apply Ui A, U, rOltMTNKIld CO.ioppo.
site First rational Uunk.
THK WOKJv BEFORR THK COMING
1.KGISLATUKK,
National politics bo obscured state
oirulra In Oregon this year that there
may be said to be no political Issues
of a local character before the coin
ing session of the Oregon legislature.
There ure no Btate Issues soeatled for
either party to advance Rud legisla
tion will assume an almost nonpar
tisan character. Of course, the par
ties will hold caucuses to organize
the house aud senate, but buyout!
this there will be less politics before
the Incoming session of the legisla
ture than ever before known lu the
history of the state. v
There is no United States senator
to eleot. That event takes place two
years hence. Tne selection of sena
tors will hereafter bo throwu more
directly upon the people themselves.
It Is not altogether unlikely that
when a senator Is elected two years
hence, candidates will be formally
nominated In state conventions and
become an Issue in the campaign.
Personal popularity will cut a big
figure In the result. A more popular
class of senators will be chosen all
over the uorthwest. This legist
ture may have to 'make provision
for people's election of senators.
There Is another Important Issue
i, ,...n...,..r ....!...- .., V
and of ttdoptlng as a state policy a
more aggressive system of scouring
the benefits of competitive water
transportation. This should control
somewhat in the minds of members
the selection of a president of the
senate aud speaker of tho house.
These presiding officers possess great
Influence in shaping legislation, and
men should bo cuobou of well known
"open river" convictions. If this Is
not done the session will be barren
of all results to the people In this di
rection. That Oregon should do ull
in her power to open the rivers goes
without argument., .
There are many, other matters of
great importance that will come up,
and these will be discussed in future
Issues of the Journal, both for in
formation of the people aud their
representatives. Among the more
intricate matters to come up are the
reelection or reformation of the rail
mad commission; disposition of con
vlct labor; the road aud assessment
problems; n world's fair exhibit; a
registry law; ,tue reatljustint nt of
fees of county and state officers.
Many believe the time has como lu
the history of this state when the
fee system coul be dono away with,
and the salary of every county, city
and state olllolal bo fixed by statute,
and all fees of offices, In excess of
tho salary, be converted to the state
treasury. That Is the custom in
nearly every state and why Oregon
has adhered to the territorial system
so long is a mystery, in a state other
wise so conservative iu money mat
ters. The tax payers have a. right' to
know just how much every official
or his deputy or assistant receives
for his services, just bow much IiIb
olllce takes from or adds to the pub
lic treasury. In our state offices the
ooly known salaries are those of tho
governor, attorney-general and su
preme Judges. In county offices
tne salaries of but a part of the of.
flclalsaro known. Iu both state
and county offices some officers re
ceive too much and some perhaps
too little, This subject is one that
needs practical dealing with and
shoultl not be passed by without a
thorough overhauling.
'K ,. WWlj"
Highest of all in Leavwiing Power.- Latut I?. S GoVt
Roy
.XS5!'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Baking
StJUamTHI) COjItHKXT..
X
RBSJB
The noxt two years will see giWt"
changes In Oregon politics,
The Jesul t Fathers have completed
a beautiful now church at Bpokaue.
Col. Bob Miller Is a bigger Demo
crat than ever, now, even If he did
not fuse.
The leading question among lead
ing Baleua Democrats ls,"Wlll Port
land tret all the fat offices?" ,
The politician eayB purify the
party from within. The people say
purify politics from without 'with
out office.
It is hard to tell which, fess the
more comfortable without the olher
Governor Peunoyer'orjthe Demo
cratic party, ti
President-elect Olevelaud la a
bigger man than Washington's
monument In the eyes of olflce-
seektug'DemooratB.
The Republican party must be re
organized and re-eullst lu the ser
vice of the musses if It would' have
any political future.
Balem wants a city government
that Bbalfrespcot the rights of capi
tal but not entirely overlook,., the
faot that the people have some
rights too.
The fuslonists may have the votes
to carry Oregon wlththo Demo-
.orata will control the federal' patron
age. At least they say they will
and all fuslonists must even stand
from under the 'drippings of tho
altar.
Tub Nmw Yhar's -Journal will
be the moat interesting nunibfeyer
printed in Salem.'" The 'literary
work on its fifty or sixty chapters
Is well' under Way and it will be a
voUime of Salem hlatory,every copy'
of whl'oh time will only render more
valuable as n historic souvenir of
.the growth of our city.
Shu Ownership trf Jttshlng- Stream. ''
TIih owner of a KWth CaroBfis
mountain f anil, ttnwigh which flows
r stream, stoctml the waters at con
sideraMe expense witiM specie of '
troutnot indigenous' to the regiott. .
The ttaU did well, and though Hm
stream whs duly" poated the pro
prietov's neighbors helped them
solves and defied his prohibittom..
tiki tresjMiee; laws proving tneJEWK
tual, the common-law was mtat4 .
the trout catchers charged with !
ceny, convicted and punished.
TllH itmimrm.liiw trlvai'' tha mnutt'' '-3
of land and water the exclnalv
tight to take the game orfiah totiaQ'M
uiereon. it is tuw exclusive ngw w?;:
oallal'propertyViB'.them. PtaWfj
the common law nrintanie ia tit;.!
whenever ahyjpne else,' without 4
mission, invades, '.this right, and Mk!i
tures the ' nidi or raniM the rtiikast
game .so soon as it js,ieduced to noa ;
session becomes theproperty of tb, A
wuuutvuer, huu iKaug away me nasi'
or game oonstiiute8:larceny. ... ; rf
Common law, is one. tiling, am
nion custom fluite another.";, As a
l-ulo, in this country, "game and fish
are lobhedfjipoh" as belonging, to the
person who stakes tiiemnotto him ,
on whoso land or iif Whose waters . ',
thpy nro taken, except ,'in those in- -Btonces
where an indiyi4ual,or asso- ;
ciation protects game, and fish for '
tho piujido of sport. itf,ia probable ..-.
that in the future, as game preserves
shall multiply; anil aa'private enter- .
prise, like that of the North Carolina-
caee.wei have cited, slmlhintrodnee- A
now snecies.- and tJitm achmira jsn Y-1
equitablo , ulaini to a certain owner
ship in them, wo shallihear more of
this phasei of ilio,cbinmon law. lk" '
est mid Stream.- , '
The city of Spokane has borrowed
$500,000 at 0 per cent for the pur
pose of sccurlug a good water sys
tem. It has deolded to spend f312,-
000 in the laying of pipes. Muou of
this has already been spent, and
some of the pipes ure filled only
with air, tho present pumping uta
lion being Inadequate.
j 1 j; hi
The Salem Journal seems to be
Itt doubt about Salem getting a
public building since tho Democrats
have come luto power. Its doubt.ls
well founded, East Oregonlan,
Tiik Journal simply showed
that If Salem did not get a public
building tho responsibility would
rest upon Democracy. The Demo
crats are ou top and the East Ore
gonlan If probably right,
IUwtdeuce 382 Church St,
J. J. MUTTON,
SIGN AND HOUSE 1WEII,
Decorator, ICalsomluer and Pa
per Hanger,
Leave orders at A, H. Hurefi A Boa's Kur
altare store or Brottl&Ulle, Uroows.
CURE
AiMHrsilCoinr4tTramMit, aofwUt-
lHf bt fUppttttUtrim, vlBtHMMlt lO MMllOS,
stWs a Ims aud Mj; a nnslllie cure fur -tril.
lBinr, blind or Wsodtajc, lunlaf,
hfmitc, rs4tt or brv4iuuy rhm, a4
ts lwrs a vrmt bMMAt to U
iMJUjiy fMjsVsW
B'rt It U slwrs a MTtmt I
gtamml tMsslta, Tba Xrsi Mtwfsqr
tbs kmm uswsnma . iwatr.
j . - . . r tf... , . m
rwmmtf umn ihth uaan istwa w m.
from thW UrriMk sIImwm wun
sw swim Is nivmt Wltti Unm. la
Umi trntmr II mnA , haul muss for m
. UWRSK 1KSMM4 IMT WhoUXUM,
id.MAi0tL fwHsji.it, Of. Jfeaeiu
ypkasu ft
MB-asaw m
THIS KICOKOANIZATJION MKKUKO,
U. C. Payne, the Wisconsin raem
lier of the itepubllcan National
Committee, who Is stopping at the
Fifth Avenue hotel, said that the
movement In favor of a reorgaoibt
llou of the Republican party lu this
city, as explained hi The Press, de
served, encouragement. '
"What we need," 'he said, "is a
pemiHtwit beadijuarters to talk
over the plans for the future and to
reorganize for active work, I have
not thought about details, At, pres
ent I am able only to indorse the
Idea." New York Preae.
Mr. Payne is the lobbyist and
political eorroptiouW of the Mil
waukee ItiMiraBee and railroad eor
poralions. lie has beea at the
head of Ileajiblloan waasgeaaentlu
the atate of "VyUeoiHtlii until tite
state has become almost Irrdeai
ably Dtmioeratlc
Me aad bis like were In eeatrel of
the Natloaal KepabHaaa aowwlttee
thlayesri hwt t party all
three braaeitas of HoveraawMit.
The way to reernawtM the party
1m ta MaAfc ft II kfaUt-b tiBSBilSaaBl JaUakMI
overheard a4 let the patty afaia
tuptfM L. fuuA uiaja. mjJ 4tj .l... j.
W 1. W 'P P PP4 4w 1P.WT.P
erata leas
Tkk Jovimul km mum U l4iv
troetBa la " ektriag Im
warM's sair year, Kaea year eye
The Bepubllcun party achieved
Its peorless posltloi) by adhering
steadfastly (o principle In face of de
feat aa well as In the hour of vic
tory. When a majority voted for
Buchanan In 1850 the Uepublloau
party did not cousldor that result
a mandate to surrendor Republican
principles and to acquiesce In the ex
tension of human slavery. Repub
licans adhered then, aa they adhere
now, to the principles they believed
to be right, and four years later
they saw those principles approved
by the verdict of (he nation. New
York Pres.
WALDO KILL!.
Mr. Henry Kecne aud wife, of
Stayton, have been vWtlng their
sou, at Shaw, , ,
J. Siuipson, Jr., Krank laipou
and J, Simpson, nr., are preparing
for a hunt lu the mouutalas,
The people of thU vlelnlty are aU
enjoying thmevtMi,eipeetally altiee
Thuaksglvlng, The'geaeral (rlp
in aheut what, a great time they, all
liadattuebig'dluner at tae Ksene
sobrol hniuw, After eat lug a hearty
dinner ami listening to a long and
well rendered tH-ograw, the young
people Burprised Mr,Hilbewr,ad
aad. a graad soelal.
A friead ia aeed la a tthui ladee-t,
and wot hw than ooe wltlhta Geoule
have fotiud jast sueb a frtead in Dr.
Klag's Kew LHsoqvry far ooiaaa
tkw, aoitiiM. au4 aehb. If yew
have Heyer iwed UiiWgrt etmajh
mrt is iti i.l ii nti ta' an c ut al I aa J aakiA
VWU MHta,' 1Tfl HPW Tlfaajaf
tMMi, 114 too!. totk hmh Ii
hm at Daa'l. J. Fry's (intataore, tm
UOBH'UBW.
JiuUday Ifoudtf otty kind, aud
at Oaattra's
m
A titan uiul Wire CoMlHtaswl.
"W IhattllfdnHiliA nf nkm itmmtm
...u ,uawuuiiuD V, wn VHWW.
rmiinil iif orliuiu ciul vM urliinl. 4fc'.'-
foiuid.to poaseas a remarkable raaiat
ing, power, in sudden change of tepa. f
porkture, bids fair to become an li :
nortanc iadMatpv.. tuxutrHintr f.- tK--'';
accounts which liave appeared in tha
Dresden (Germany) ppew. Thenrooj
(ees oi prouucraon.oonsuiw.ot xurnisn
ing glass, whiloin a hot plastic wmflt.
uon, with a flexible., metallic layer,
like wiro 'netting, the metal beoomlait
completely imbedded in the glass, an4
in this'way being effectively protects
ed from rust. Aaaproofdf.Uioltough
noss of, such u compound, it is stated
that tho glass may.be sprinkled' with
cold water yrhttb it is in a, highly
heated state without the, surface be
ing materially damaged, and the
article is therefore considered to be
partidurarly .'adapted, for skylight,
tho1 powerful resisting' qualities of
the subatauco, rendering tie? use of
the ordinary wire protector nn-
nccossary. It has also been siiooeaa
fully employed for hollow glassware,
and in espeoial Is suitable for mak-'
ing glass vessels wmen nave to ataatt
l.i ir . . . .'. ' . i
l iiiirii TirMHaiiii'ri rT ara BiiianK wni'.
lumluggge, and m"- ilie glasa oxmotf
uu ui.un.on yvjuiuunamwug unusual
noise, and is not readiljn.cut.wiaia
diamond, it is claimed thai.Ute ma
terial iTiu a moosure burgUu" proof.
Now York Sun,
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( The Mouoj- iu&Me Im ti Hnms.
i A man should see that hit woman
folks are given twalloWanoe Let
the daughter .receive hers, the wife
hers and the mother hers. ' Let each
lie told howlougit is expected to last,
and leave the miendiiig of.it .tothem
selves and to their own 'good judg
ment. Many a woman, galled bra
,depemlence that causes her4 to run to
xuo iieati or mo nouae ror every ami
she spends, father than submit to Cm
humiliatioii does work by dmooa aj
which slie may supply her own want?
without cpjestion or cotrmteot.
It is oarelessness. on , the part of
most men tliat nialtea themfoxvet
tlie needs' of their families, for as a
rule men are not selOsh, but it 9MkjM
it no lees untileasaut for the wifeWb
must needs state her wants betoaj"
the faulty iritanorv has baan taavHul. '74
Mee are so accustomed to oimrkMt
mraltaaV'ttnJr1 liAvtllb' ik ultaJatwai all iiatJi "
"vhv ainfH aw aa v wmj w SBjaaswrsjajat
utatn tet: au 91 UMor ova noma taps ;,
It Merer eater their heads to nriMlaf '.
4l aur L.au nu ika M.. rjt tJfl
-w ' "i. w-1. m irw w im w.aw vs vq J
taintag a naw hat, box of rrUpwajft,'!
a rait ovaiwat. nthBdelpbisflsa
A 0MMp(tf QpltilfflMMa
Social eouvantion are tha
t theopiitiQtts of people liviag )
Mm ago who aaoceeded at i
tug ottkw1 paobb that their
ware aonnd and. tlieir praetfeaai
tote, it cioaa not louow Wat HI
was a foot because ha lived a.)
tame ago. If Mr. BjoraatM ajaf $
IbaMU.Wid tna rut ooojd
trutk of this aunt
wottM do them, aa the i
vwQ& aifsaBj ipisBaa a aaaaaa aMAina I
woold write atoxies wittuatatj
to teach auyttuag ta
would essay tha jot unx
of inaklng them i
maKms" Utin indecent
wwuhj be uxwk bMtar
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