EVENING CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
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VOL. 6,
"TillA lUS01JiJIJS lAlJ!M,"
HALMM. OIUiJCION, M02TIUV, WfiOIMHIilU 10, 1801.1
"TO-IIATW K30W8 TO'DAY,"
wo
mmmmmmm
CHINH!
NEW CHINA NOVELTIES AT DAMON BROS.
Thoy havo just rocoivod direct from tho importers at Boston, a mammoth stock of a now thintf in Austrian Decora-
ted Chinawaro.
IN BROKEN SETS
You can buy any number of pieces and need not talo a full sot. It costs only about half as much as tho Ilaviland,
and compares lavorably. Sco it, at tho
BLUE FRONT. - -
1
S.
At lower prices that, ever before offered. They have the
Ed. C.
.0M
SffitfTtt
WmtS
SiSffi
Kw
PSBW"
H. F. BROER,
Proprietor of the
DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
All House-fluisblng Material made to order at the lowest Portland
prices. See us before you buy.
MARTI tf & IIAltKINS,
BLACKtsMITHING AND HORaESHOErNG.
Tho best work in every department. Hacks, Buggies and Harrows made
to order. State Street.
ARCUIE MAJsOX. A. B. SMITH
General - Contractors,
Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Masou Work,
Tiling, &c. All work promptly done.
SALEM, ..-..- OREGON.
Wanted At Once.
Remnants of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots und Shoes, Hats and Cans,
and ull kinds) of merchandise, either new or second hand, to sell either at
private sale or publio auction. Also, Household furniture of every de
scription, at the ..,-.
RED FRONT BAZAAR.
02 Slate Street.
Sash and Door Factory
Front't Street, Salem, Oregon.
Tho best class of work in our lino at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used
C. H. CMDRCHILL
nmmnmLL &
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Chemeketa Stieet.
The placo to
ritf, Express,
iu";il fYwl nr
FOUN
load of Dirt or Gravel. Cull on liyan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
HYAN & CO.
SALEM IRON WORKS,
B. F. DRAKE, Propsietor.
irtrSSifeKKrili maWitntryuntiH ana rtoalri-d.
Salem Tract & Dray ft.
em Irou works. Drays and truck may bo rounu inrouguow. luo ., ..
tlje ooriipr t Rfat ami (VimmwWtwU
F. T. HART,.
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
BROOKS k LEGG,
Now For Xmas !
OSBURN'S RACKET STORE is selling
m lias,
m
jrrices
E. F.
Cross
5.
" '""usuiu mm ituiuu
virt...i i .....l v..4..si
Dealer in jVrcsli, Suit and
Smoked Sieats of all Hinds
OS Court and
110 State Streets.
T S. BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS,
g t a Saddle horse, Livery
Dray or Truck, "Wood, Hay,
o-ood well rotted Manure.
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Soil and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of-
i..iilntaat nnnnallpHiL.
1 1 jfl kJVWvv BfcJMf 1 1 '" v m-
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
PRESCRIPTIONS
CareTullr eowtsnwdid Cxj or
Choice
fea
Tilia DOES NOT HWim TO THE HOME OE
THE OISLESTIATj, BUT TO THE
335 Commercial Street. )
m
largest stock of Dolls ever in
no oojeut.
OSBURN.
STEM i BLOSSER
130 STATE STREET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
-BTOVES,-
Creamery and Dairy Sup
plies, fcteel Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all Styles a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WAFERS
fi"The best on earth. Give us a
call. 10:3 tf.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
South of Willmtt Hotl,
SAIbBM ... OREGON
i
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WarmMeahatAll Hours oi the Day
None but white labor employed In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal moked In first
class style
Twenty-five cents per meal
RSp FRONT
Court strait, between Opera House antf
Mlnti's Livery
W. Taylor,
House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE-
WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY.
Leave orders at Tnoraas A Johnson's 260
Commercial street.
M.T. RINEMAN
DKAXXB I2f
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Wooden
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
Alio veitetablenaad fruits lu their season.
"Highest Price paid for country produce."
We solid a shard of your patronage.
HM xt Htate streat
1831
TIIE CULTIVATOR
AND
1893
CountryGentleman
T1IK II EST OF THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.
DKlOTKJ) Til
Farm Crops and Processes,
Hortlcuuureaad Fruit-Growlng
Live-htock and Dairy iutf,
While It also Include u.l minor dpjwr.
menu of Kural lateral, such as the poul
try yard, entomology, bee-keeping, green
house and crai-ery, veterinary rrplies,
farm question und answrrs, fireside
reading, uowestlo economy, and a sum.
mary of the news at the week, its mar
ket renons are unusually comDlete. and
much attention 1 paid to the prospects of
the crops, as tbrowlrg Usui upon one of
ine ruotv inipurwub iu !, quosuuus
When to buy and when to sell. Ills llti
eraliy tlluitrtd,and by recent enlarge,
meul. contains more reading matter than
ivrr brfure The subat-rlDilon price Is
KM per year, but w ofler a special re-
auction luuur
CLUB RATES FOR 1803.
Two Subscription!, mooereiultunos $ 4
Six Subicriptifln, " " 10
Twelve Subscriptions, " " 18
O-l'o all .New Subscriber tnt lf, pay
Capital
lugluailvinee ow, we will scad lh -per
Wtekly, from our receipt of ibe remit
lance, to January 1st, 18, without cUrK.
jpeeJinen Copies Krte. Addrus
LUTHER TUCKER k SON, PuWlWi,
Albasty, W.V,
i
ALBUMS
VKft
tho city, and thoy mui
It ffO.
engLand
WILLIAMS &.
f .
BANKING C
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
ltd
Transact a general banking business!
In all Its branches, f
GEO. WILLIAMS.
WM. EN GLAND..
UUaHMcNAKY-.
,Viceirori.dou
I'oolilur
?i
1-flulllOTlt
r"
DIRECTORS: Geo. Wllllams.Wm. Knu
land.Dr. 7. A. KlchardKon, J. W.IHodbon
J. A lUkcr.
Bank In new Exchange block on Com
mernlAl street. H:13-t!
MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for the next 30 days
on good farm loans. '.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Doom 14, Bush Bank block." fi li!d
Authorized Capital $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
fcUlem, Oregon.
W. A. CUIICK, I'res. W. W. MARTIN,
VlcePrcs. J. 11. ALBhRT, Cashier.
State, County and City Warrants bought
atl'ar. dw
FINE TEAS
-AND-
COFFEES
-AT-
H. M. BRANSON & CO.,
303 Commercial Street.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SAJC1SM, OBMGON.
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland nud Bun
Kniuclxoo. Klrst-class In all lu appoint
ment. Its tables are nerved with th
Choicest Fruits
Qrownlln the Willamette Valley,
A, I. WAGNER, Prop.
ONLY
LINE
ROOTING
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland. 8!45 - M.
" " 7:30 P. M.
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
U2
72 Hours Quicker to St, Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Umana and
Kansas City,
PULLMN.aid TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR
CARS, DINING OARS.
for ram and general Information call
ou or address,
BoUo k Ilarkor,
ZWOommuroW tfel,KaIia, Or,
Or W.IU. UUUUiUrtr, a',u. I. A.
H WMblBgton IL,
IV mvKmmB lu
sWrMi
2
VWmMUtHAi, ANIi IWMMM AM
.(... ,11 .III,. ....A... u1 t. .-!-...
I Ufrgou. Uillce UmIm In l'Allon
I
tA tlllUlf' . ,1 .J ,.".. .. mt
r, .in , vwrnfly ni ibw, room 7,
Jt Murphy liKtclt.
Jl
t.Hll
I .l.,4,l(... . . .J.I . -.T
Iu, . nit. nimrnpy n nw, fHIPIil,
, OroKiili, Olllnootprlifldd A iliiliM
nfc. si-lf
1 J,HllAW,.n. W. IUTNT, PIIAW A
, IU;iSTlait(irn"ysBtlw. unironver
Cnpilal Nnilotml UiiK.iSAttm, UrcKoti,
Q T.ltlOlUUIHdN, A(orny i law.
Q, omc up sintrs In rronl rtximi or now
IIikIi bloph.rornprt'oliniierclrtlattd Oourl
streets, Salem, Orriton.
loilN a, OAllWIAUofney. C"Ww.
O . liooiim a rimh, lifldtt a Jhiflli's tmiik
btilldltiK, Biilem.UrtKcn. 1 lyr
iiTKriiirNTiAM. ' "" wriiTTioi.Mia5i
Bon hah A llol.MKn. Atmrneys at law,
Olllre In llttslt's IiIik'K, belwoen Blnte
and Oinrl, on Com'lHU
MM. t'oirUBrKlfliioKraiilur mid Tyiii
. wrltlau Best cqitlppml typewrliluit
iiiiitn. but one, In Uiwm. over Ludd
Hush's bnuk, Mulem, Oregon,
Bll. IIIUDSIlAW.l'llVmOIAN AND
, Hiiriteon, flaletn, Oreiron, Olllce In
liiisli-Urvyman block, tipalnlr Jtesldenco
corner Utateand 8, U coriibr S Inter street.
ryi. W. B, MOTT, physician mid sur
J geou. Olllco 111 KldrldK Jllook, a-
leiu, Oregon. Olllce hours IU to 12 a, m.
2 to 4 p. 111.
DR. T. O. BM1T1I, Deutlit,M8Uito street,
Hiilein, or. Klnlslicd dnutal oiktr
lions of every desurlpllun. Painless opera
I lous a specially.
J D. 1'UOII, Anihllect, llan, Spec)
V V , Ilcatlous and superintendence lor
all causes of buildings. Olllce WO Com.
mcrclal St., up stairs,
OA. KUllKltT, Architect, room 421, Mar
, quam building. t'ortUud, Oregon,
DW.TOWN8END. Civil Kuglm-erand
, surveyor. OUlco with Oregon Land
Co , S.ilom, Oregon,
PJ, LARSEN A CO,, Manufacture of all
, kludsof vehicles. Repairing a special
iy. isliop 4ft istat.i street.
TR TE0TIONIX)l)aENO2.A.O U.W.
J Mecis In their hall lu .-iiale InsuruucH
tiulidlng, eery Wediiesduy evening.
W. A. Mal'AUDiiN, it. W.
J. A tiEL WOOD, Kecordcr
Ml'ROVED ORDER OK RED MEN,
1 Knmlakuu l'rbo No. 8, Wulem. Uokli.
council every ThurMduy evoulug, at 7.JU.
H lgvram lu Mule lUKuranco hull,
b C. 11AKER, I'rophet.
FtttNK O. WATKRH, hlef of Re)rd-
The Pacific Detective
BUREAU,
SALIC.VT, ... Oregon.
C B CLEM'NT, Minager.
Qlllce loom 3. Only Block.
Kates re isonable. I'ubllo aud private
work done.
EDUCATIONAL.
60 to the Best.
The placu'JIor young ladles and gentle
men 10 recure a.lhorough education Is the
old, hut cver.ucw.
nu
irn
''1
lous and still tho lending Institution ol
tho North West. Bettor than ever I
Nuw course of Instruction In Oratory,
l'heology aud l'ost-Oiurtiiuled.
rt'PUDlh-. Norma .Business, Academy,
College, and Law courses greully enlurgea
und Improved.
Faculties Increased and Improved. K01
t'aUiloj(ue ol College of Luw wilto Dtian ti
T. Klchardsou, Esii , Halem, Or.
EorCaluliiftteof collvgo of Medical and
t'uarmaey write Dean Richmond Kelly, M.
D.. I'ortlund.Or.
For general Catalogue write Rev. Geo
WhlUiiTer, D. D., President, Bulem, Or.
7-5-Jm-dw
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITOTE
Wlllbeopoued to students Bept. 13, 1892.
piteis iho most prucllcal courses of studt
pluny sclioil in the State, viz: Mi-chanlcul
Euglueerlng, Civil Engineering, Electrical
Englutcrlug, Aiademlo hud Urammui
schoil oouises Students practice dally lu
wood shop, machloo shuri, aud labora
tories. Tuition and Hoard per Year, 8100.
Special inducements to a few young men
who wish to work for their board aud tul
Hon during vacations. For prospectus und
further Information, address
EDWIN MullRlrtON, M.H ,
1'ret.deut, bulem, Or.
Ivliss Ballou.'s
KINDERGARTEN.
nilUD YEAR
Oralis Monday, HepUinuer lVth, at Kin
dergarten Hull, opposite opera house.
Children received at th-eo years of ngt
und over. A connecting class wll be t4v
btbilkhed loruovHUcud Kindergarten pu
pils and thoie beginning primary work.
Only the best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. l'ruug'sssieuiol drawing
ud coinr wink liiinxiuced.
ENGINE AND
BOILER
JilR sale. Tho boiler Is tin B-horse up
'rlgtllu uiar, und theeugiuuu U-h rr
i4jnzmt-l. tlo'.u utu In good oonditluu,
und out tJTOO when new.
Apply to a. Jl, fUlt-vj'Nlilla tO.,oppo
site hirst is .uIuum! llauk.
1 W6
hlNilEUTiOH
liajffl
GEflTLEUAfl'SFRJENO.
iwcnirwn.
0rPEItrrxrriO!f SVniKnEIre .llh.T.T UHtl.
I..U4I4. IXKiuolLTAIS. fSEMtltTS STRICTU&B.
(hiwOONOr.nlKEA 4.1.I OLEL-TloClU) futsiU)!.
A goinc rime in LtuujnniKiu r whites,
SuUtraUI'aVOOISTS. KrattuuirAdltmlurllOi.
)!AtTlJ03Utmii"Jto l-S --xeirm
JAPANESE
pyug
CURE
A uuw and Oimplt-tr Treatment, anlt
Ingof supposlu.ries, ointment In cnpoult,
als.1 a bo and plllnj a rhlltf cure lor e.
tenia), Internal, blind or bleeding. Itching,
t-hniulc, recent or hereditary J'lles, and
many other dle.ues and female weak
nesMv; It Is always a great Ix-nHU U) the
general health rJ he Urst discovery ol a
medical cure rendering an operation will
the knife umi!siry htnalfr. .This
remedy has never Iwtu known to fall, fl
ir bx,tor Vf, will by mall. Why iBr
fnm tblsUrrlhle rtli-nne when a written
tMikrullfw.il. vVf.n uUhttbuZr. tO rSfUDd
the iiuiuey 11 not cured Heed stamp for free
tuitinl- ilujirvinti. lumd br W(XII)Akl.
UI.AKKB1IO0., wholemle and retail drug-
'..I... lnl.HU.nl. .I.l.il4,.f1 ,14 llPAlllfM A
ifr.r5rjTS".-,Ti.:"."7i"u.r.j...5-,v.r
fyF3 (1
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VSK -JJnW mmm "$$&
THK Wmi .Htl'KMI,.
Horn! BROTHERS,
Edlidri,
l'UllUMItElliJAIi.Y.KXCKlTBUlDAY,
t TltM
Capital Journal I'ubllihlng Compiny
(incoriora(i1,)
Onic1CiiimercUlHlrr!t,lni,,0, ntilUIIng
Knlerod at (He txxitomee at Halem, Or.,M
((ond-rism ttmir.
KMl'JiOtMKNT JTOIt CONV10TH,
OroKoiilnnl In nnottior month
llio contract entered Into by the
Kovcrnor on bclinlf of tho ntntt1
with n mniiilf,iutiirliig firm for the
cinploymontof llioconvlolfl In tin
ponllcnllary will expire, nntt it I
tho nttnoat uiihiiIiijous ecntlmout of
tho ntnto thnt It bo not renewed.
The reasons for thin It U nootlleas to
detail. Uiiqttefltlouubly, tho legls
Inturont Its coming uesslou will ro
penl tho law authorizing tho gov
ernor to contract tho labor of the
prisoners, and will pnvido some
other method for utilizing It for
benefit of tho state. There will
doubtless bo uu interval of sovoral
weeks between tho lapso of this con
tract and tho repeal of the law, and
during this lntorvul tho governor
might, were ho so disposed, make u
new contract, and thus, for a lime,
postpone tho operation of tho new
lnv; but it is to be presumed that he
is sufficiently sincere in his champ
ionship of tho worklngmen, 01
itulllcleutly Bollcltious for his own
political welfare, not thus to do
what would doubtless bo considered
ny some a blow at free labor. How
ever, the governor would risk noth
lug by entering Into an informal
agreement with the present con
tractors to continue at work until
the legislature took defluito action,
und tliereufter, also during such
time as might be necessary to put
the uew law into effect and prepare
mcllities for entering upon tho now
form of employment. It is bettei
for both the state and tho convicts
that thoy bo employed. It would
tie poor judgement to stop work
and keep tho prisoners locked up
and In idleness.
What form tho now employment
ofthti convicts should take is one
over which thero will be much con
tention. The need of good roads has
naturally suggested their employ
ment upon tho publio highways; but
as thero ure many grave difficulties
iu the way of practical woik by con
victs upou the highways, and as
their care and custody would be very
expensive, tho net results would not
prove to be as satisfactory as is gen
erally anticipated. It Is probable,
also, thut tho legislature will so
amend tho road laws that more and
oetter work may bo done by free
labor than by convict labor, at no
greater expense to the taxpayers.
There are mauy good reasons why
the convicts should bo employed ln
sldo tho prison walls. Their lubor
would be more valuuble there; their
maintenance would cost less money
and there would be less expense for
guarding, so that tho net result
would bo greater; their health could
bo better cared for, there would be
less likelihood of escapes, and the
demoralizing aud brutalizing specta
cle of a chulugaug on tho public
highway would not be wltuessed.
These reasons are nil strong ones, so
much so that thero would be no
thought of turulug the prisoners to
road work, were It not for the dlfli
uulty of finding ludoor employment"
thut would not compote with free
labor.
California and Washington have
solved this problem by employiug
their convicts in the manufacture of
Juto gram sucks. This Is uu ludus
try thut caunot be carried on by fret-
white lubor iu this country lu com
pelitiou with India, und thus the
sacks made would not outer the
market to compete with tho product
of American workmen. From 30
000,000 to 40,000,000 grain sacks are
imported from Calcutta annually,
and Importers huvo been lu the
hubltofso muuipulutlng the mar
ket us to squeeze from the
furmer from 1 to 4 cents
per sack moro than the legitimate
price. The mills in tho California
and Wushlugtou prisons put euougli
sacks upou the market every year to
hold tho Importers iu check, und
were Oregon to udd from 12,000,000
to 3,000,000 annually, this buluucltig
of the market by tho luflueucoot
the homo product would bo ren
deled eusier. To accomplish this
purpose the price of sacks should be
fixed ut the cost of production, in
cluding maintenance of prisouers,
with a percentage added for wear
uud tear of machinery, Instirunce,
etc, uud the sacks should be sold
directly to farmers, and lu quan
tities no larger than the actual needs
of individual purchasers. I)y adopt
ing such a system tm this the tax
payers would be relieved of the bur
den of supporting tho convicts, aud.
in addition, the producers of the
state would receive a direct beiKflt,
thus promoting indirectly the gen
eral welfare.
California uud Washington en
oouutered many vexatious dlltloul
tie whleh we should be able to
avoid by proproHllog from their
jexpwlofioe, and paid Mueta nmm for
lllglic!ttorll In lvenlntfPowar,
l-2 Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURB
innohlnory tltrtti It could ho pur
chased for now. Tills tnntler might
profitably bo Inquired Into by n
special committee npKlntcd early
In tho n'Msloti. m Hint no flops
should bo taken tint fntliitl-d upon
knowledge and prudence. It In too
important a venture to bo entered
upon hnstlly, or to tin abandoned
without careful oxntnlnatlon.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
From a letter written by Mrn.Ada
E. Ilurd.of O rot on, B. D., wo quete:
"Was talton with a bud cold, which
settled on my Lungs, couch net In
and finally terminated In ConMimH
tlon. Four doctors gave ma up.sny
lug I could live 'but n short time. I
gave my self up to my Bavlour, do
termlned If I could not stay with
my friends on earth, I would meet
inyubxont ones above. My husband
was advised to get Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. I gave It a a trial, took
iu ull. eight bottles; it has cured me.
nd thank God I am now a well
nud hearty woman." Trial bottles
free at Dan'I. J. Fry's drugstore, 225
Com'l, St. Regular size. 8O0. and
$1.00.
Shot a Live Ghost.
Lima, O., Dec. 19. John Ennlson,
proprietor of the large mills at Bluff
ton, O., has lately been troubled
with the apparition of his dead wife.
This vision has tnado him tuko to
drink aud to confess ull the llttlo
things ho over did to anger his wife.
He has even gono so far ub to placo
an annuity on his dead wife's sister,
iu order to appease the wrath of the
wraith. Saturday night, intoxi
cated, he started out with a revolver
to luy for tho ghost. Tho ghost ap
peared and be fired. A human cry
responded to the shot, and upon
servants rushing to the scene, tho
wounded form of Charles Sheldon,
tho night operator for a railroad
company, was found. Sheldon was
severely, hut not fatally, injured.
The moment Enuisou learned that
he had shot Sheldon, ho disappeared
aud has not been seen since. Shel
don refuses to say why ho played
such pranks, and there is a general
impression that Sheldon adopted
this unique means to force tardy
justice to some one who la ut present
uuknowu. The local authorities
huvo taken the matter up, and
threateu to Imprison Sheldon when
ho gets well unless lie confesses.
Deafness Can't be Cured,
by local application, as thoy cannot
run.ili tl.M .llttftiiapfl nnrttnn nt till,
ear. There is only one way to cure
ueamess, uun mat ib uy couaiuu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused
by uu iuflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian
lube. When this tube gets inflam
ed you have u rumbling souud or
Imperfect heurlng, aud when it is
entirely closed, deafness Is the re
sult, uud unless the luflumatlon can
bo taken out und the tube restored
to IU normal conditlou. heurlng will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by catarrh, whicti
is nothing but an lnflumed condi
tion of the mucous surfuces.
We will give oue hundred dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that we caunot cure by
taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send
for circular, free, F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O. Hold by drugglBts,
7b cents.
The Fort Belknap Fight.
Washington, Dee. 10. Tho In
dlun bureau husrecelveU from Agent
Simmons, of tho Fort Delkuup
ugeiicy, u report of the ull ray ut the
ugeuoy the 12th mst. An Indian
named Haider married the sister of
Uig Mouth, Ho then beat the
bride unmercifully. Big Mouth
sturtcd with tho woman to the
agency to eettlo tho matter. Raider
overtook.them and killed Big Mouth
uud wounded his wife. Tho occurrence-
caused tho greatest excitement
among tho Indians. The ugeut
with three men started nt onco to
settle tho trouble, and on arriving
at Raider's' cabin they were fired
upou byt him aud bis father, Agout
Simmons wus wounded In the log.
The men iu the cublu escaped aud
other Indians organized for the
purpose of pursuit. Thty overtook
Haider uud his futher lu a cabln.untl
during tho battle both fugitives
were killed. All is now quiet on
the reservation.
dood Looks.
Good looks are more than skin
deep, dejiendlug upon a healthy
conditlou of all the vital orgaus.
If the liver be Inactive, you have a
Bilious look, if your stomach be die
ordered, you have a Dyspeptic
Look aud if your Kidneys be affect
ed you have a Pinched Look. Se
cure good health and you will
have good looks. Eleetrio Bittern
is the great alterative aud Tonlu
ueta directly on tbeee vital orgaus.
Cures I'jiiiplee, Blotch, Roll aud
given a-good complexion. BW al
Daulal J. Fry's drugstore, LVhu'J
St. 60e. per buttle.
Take S'mmowi Liver Regulator
after your dinner. It preveute Uy-
!
UtartU,S Qm'tXtfit
Jay (ieNfit Was M4mm fiu.
One of the inot jrtrikff pWttlWrttM
of Mr, Gcmld'fi itelly llf yrm W j
innrlcAuta Ability to a4d )mi -ftemtlon.
At leant f09 da of tb
year were tnt In whole or In jxwt in
hlit office In the Wetter Unkm tmlM- -lug.
He went in Ami out without mak
ing any Apparent effort to ke tnm b
ingcecn. Hlafftoewa perfHy f4ttr
to everylxxly In Kew York, awl ye
among the thousand or more tereoM
who were employed in an4 about the
Western Union building, ami wheat An v
ties called them there erery day In ttj
year, more timn 00 per cent, of thaw
novor saw Mr. Gould in their Htm. Jt
seen at any time by one of tfee little'
knots of telegraph oiwatora who a! way
gathered about tho door of the big bIM
ing tho fact created M much of a ettr A4
if thoy had just caught a glimpse of the
czar of Rumiit or the wild man of Borneo,
Out of tho hundreds of tliotiwtd of
theater goorn iu New York city few fo
membor over having seen hlmatapUoe
of amusement, nud this was not beoavao '
ho did not go often, hut from hie abtiitjr
to keep from attracting observation,
conplcd with tho other fact that there
wero so many men who resembled Mm
that n man was nevor quite eerteia
whether he was looking at Mr. Gcml4or
ono of his many doubles. New York
World.
Ungllsh Women Willing to Work.
An English woman visiting here com
ments upon tho contrast between "the
way gentlewomen got on," as she ex- .
pressed it, over here as ogninst their
fuiluro to do so "ut home." Said ehet1
"Shortly beforo I sailed a friend of mine
advertised for a lady nurse, an office
which does not, I think, exist in Ameri
can households. She is not a housekeeper,
nor yet a nursery governess, but looka
af tor tho employment of the children's
nurses, is responsiblo for their capabil
ity and tho like; acts indeed im the
mother's steud. She must be a gentle
woman, as part of her duty is to look aft;
or tho children's manners. it '
"To her advertisement my friend told
mo that ninoty applicants answered.
They were for the most part the widoVa
or daughters of army officers and clergy ,
men, and so eager wero some of then for
employment that they offered to oetM
for three months without other recom
pense than tho homo offered them. My '
friond, who is a tonder hearted woman,
was positively made ill by the expert- L
enco. It seemed pitiful that one journal
should have a cliontelo of ninety well
born worn on who were in a distressed and
destitute condition." Now York Times.
Church Huffs.
People who can havo a number of
inuft's count novelty in "the shape ef
"church" mnffs among their possession. (
Theso aro mado with a big pocket into
which a sizable prayer book or Blblef
may bo slipped, aud which on occasion! '
may bo used as n back cushion in an un-i
rmnfortablo now. New York Times. '
How to Uoul with "Crooks." ,
"Thoro nro various ways of milk
ing 'crooked things straight," Mid
Captain Rollly, of tho Tenderloin. pr
cinct. It was tho day aftor the po
lico captains' dinner, whenhegeaial
captain, mnoking a fragrant Havana,
mado this remark, uud his idea of
tiling generally, and police buaineM ,
CBpocinlly, woro of tho brighteethue.
"Yes,1' ho said, "thoro aro various
ways of making 'crooked' things
straight," ho repeated, "but there ii
only ono way to makotho 'crook' feel
tliat tho law has its oyos open dy
anil night. That way is to nip him
overy timo ho is found where be
ought not to bo when, for instance,
ho can't give a good account of him
(jelf. Every man is innocent until
ho is proved guilty, hut when a man
who hns no visihlo means of support ,
and whoso record is had meanders
about in quarters that are not Ms
naturally, tho suspicion is just oatbe
Jiart of tho polico that he isn't seek
ng to do good for tho poor or tin'
l-ich cithor, for tliat matter."- New
York Herald.
I'rench Scliooluoy Friendship.
A dolightful feature of Freek Mi
is tho close, brotherly intimacy oi
men lasting from early boyhood
throughout lifo. The "thee" aod
"thou" of schoolboy days are
suraod after years of absence. A'
Frenchman will make saeriftoes for
his friends as alertly as an TwyHsfc
man for his betrothed. OaecomnUe
may havo succeeded in the mo of
life, tho other may have failed. Vm
fraternal bonds remain unbraJrejs.
Heart still speaks to heart aJv
that careless time when the pair i
uldohyside in tlw classroom. Tk$
closeness of the marriage ne
ourselves interferes with tttk kiat)
friendship. In France, it freqn
happens that to lus irleoa, i
friend only, a man can freolyimtMl '
den himself. FortnlghUy Review,
One Wr f ToUtsw Vuwtnm
Two ladles were aoeoaema
vpey wotnaa, who toW' thssi
7.Cf j.h-b. uu-lt tOsawcatlsl
iUI w4m ""I -- ----
them their hwbauds' faces te ft
they ejfelaiiaediA"Why, wemOy
mi- nwii fsusaa r"
"Well." said thcWwoaB, '
fusa will be vaur huebandsV
you are marriedL'' Loodutt Wr
?' r,
oo;stt Btsve.