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EVENING CAPITAL . JOURNAL.
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THE TEST HAS BEEN
Tlio IWiVta J'UIONT lifts aloud ft heavy ycmr'n
f NiiaooMUil yemr, J5Vf rybutly
Mid floll rtfid thoir ytku, to
THE
Vll limids mlmlt tlinl . Ilia
muoM 1 ft micouBM, No
DAMON BROS.. - -
IT IS NOT ALL OVER WITH!
Tho holiday rush at OSBURN'S RACKET STOKE this year was novor boforo equalled, in fact thoir
very low prices brought scores of now buyers ovory day.
WHAT IS To FOLLOW.
Since this great holiday rush is OAor all goods in tho storo are boing pushed off at lower prices than was
evor known in Salem. SPECIAL CUT on Albums, Dolls, and all tho remaining holiday stock.
E. F. OSBURN, " 261 Commercial Street.
Sasli and Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon,
Tho best class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used
C.N.CHDRCHILL
CHURCHILL &
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Agents for tho celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Cbemeketa Street.
THE
IT
evening
-IT
All tine
Capita
And does not pervert, disguise or cover up what the
public is interested to know. At tho same timo it does
Upt resort to sensationalism. If you want
A Live, CI
At the time of day when eyoryono has the most liesure
to read, have tho JOUENAL left at your door.
Only 2 Cents a Day.
II
cm
--
Will be found laboring earnestly for practical relorms in
city, county, state, and national government It beliovoa
in making the burdens of taxation upon the people as
light as possible. It does not believe in rings, bosses or
jmUtietJ auabioM moaopolmng the politic! powers tlmt
who Ims bouM good tlioru
ho lliu ino&t Aooofiiabfo ovor
PROOF OF
attfitoinotfl gat tho tiioat nfttlufnotory rouulte, nnd tlio rccdrdrt of thu year show that tlio
rcaeoimblo poraou mn hulp saoing tho point. Wu loud on ovorylliing, find oflpocUUly
LOW PRICES.
5B55S5!
T S. BURROUGHS
BURROUGHS,
Journa
HAS -
News
-.- u
Newspaper
ft DM
11 11 11. 1 ir.:r,u
MADE.
kmUmn, Aticf on Invoicing id
tiroolrilHij lliolr liiotliwlfi of (loifitf uiwiii(JMeJot ohhii, uuy
ftilrodiiciacL
THE PUDDING.
335 Commercial Street.
Salem Tract s Drav 6
era Iron works. Drays and truoks
tha corner or Htate and commercial nireew.
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Id
130 STATE STREET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,-
Crcamcry and Dairy Sup
plies, bteel Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all Styles a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WASHERS
eThe best on earth. Give ua a
call. 10:Stf.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
South of Wlllanaattt Hotel,
3A.IEIul r - - ORBQOM
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Sabscribed, S200.000
'.
Transact a general banking: business
In all Its branches.
GEO. WItiUAMB lresldeijt
Wx, EN ULAND Vice Preslden
HUGHMcNAKY Oaahler.
PXUBOTOK8: Geo. Wllllams.Wm. Ens
land, Dr. I. A. Itlchardson, J. W, llodson,
J. A Uaker.
Bank In now Exchange block on Com
merelal street. &13-U
J. H. HAAS,
TELE WATCHMAKER,
2I5K Commercial St, ilim, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Hpoclalty o Spectacle, and repairing
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
EX K. HALL,
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
Offlec at Cham. Cal vertyMllllonery store.
Haem. Oreeon.
M. T, RINEMAN
BKAXJW IN
Stifle ud Fuey firwerw,
Creekery.'lUlaMwaM. lamea.
Wb4w
b4 Willow ware. All kinds efMlll
amo vasjetamos aa fruits in taetr ,
"Hicbaat f rlae paJd ter eaaatn' pr.'
miuiiw aauaroet yw
Authorised CdpiUl Wo,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
i'T'T 11 .1 "i ttt r" i -i i : hi nri iHMQiinaMiiinjurniMnniwijWiwiiii
tlmt it Ji Won h niosl.
twiiwWMWw'www'iinii"W
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders,
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, conl and lumber. Of
fice Htate St.. onnosito Ha-
may be found throughout tho day at
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR
W. Taylor,
Rouse Gleaner, Gardner and General Jobber
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY.
Leave ordere Rt Thomas A Johnson's 260
Oommerclul street.
THE WILLAMETTE,
8ALEM, OBJEGON.
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland and Han
Francisco. Klrst-claos In all lis appoint,
nients. Its tables aro served with the
Choicest Fmiits
Grown in tho Wlllamelto Valley.
A, I, WAGNER. Prop.
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Real Estate. In amounts and
time to suit. JNo delay la conblderlnu
loans.,
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Boom 14, Hush Dank block. G 12dw
For Rent.
New house of 4 rooms, North Kalem.on
car Imp, two blocks north of xoliool. S7.00
a month In advance. Uco. Esubslruth.
12-20-lm.
15
w
Good garden land three nillrs gouthent
of the penitentiary on Macleay road. fiHO
down and ba'anco on 5 to lu years time.
Or trade for city property, I). A. Harris,
Halein. T 12-XJ tf
Residence 382 Church St.
J. J. MUTTON,
SIGN AND HOUSE PAlSTElt,
Decorator, Kalsomiuer and Pa
per Hanger.
Leave orders at A.' II. Huren A Bon's Fur
nlture store or Broat&UlIe, Grocers.
Nolico of Final Settlement.
NOTICE Is hereby given thatrtlapa Bin
goandAlvn K. Itlngo, co-olcuIhib
or the last Mill und tftutnent of II. 11.
Hlngo, dt-reaMd, have this dy fllril their
fluafac('X)UUt us Mich ro-txrentors with
the county court of Marlon countv, ort
gob and that wild court bay tt Monday
the Otk day of January, 1803,
nt the hour ol l o'clock p, in. us the time
fur bearlnicfeald final account and all ob
jection thereto.
Dated at Malera. Oregon, this lit day of
December, A. P. 1A
HHI'A IJINOO
ALVAKHINUO
Co-fjecutoriofttio lat will and testa
ment of it. U. lllDgo, deceased, lJ6w
r Little 51cm and Weuicn.
kor iaoa
la mads exprely for tha youuger boys
and girls, wllo ivad their tuagatiuu at homo
Kvery number will contain stories, spir
Ited ptaturM.poews, verses andJlngliBd
"ples to pwk lu MtiiK)i." JiteJdss all
uit-M tlMtrn writ it ttis following Mrial:
'J tree LHUeUold-IMgifeni. Hj Olive liar
pur, AIabttttMri)arktAeadTei.turej
oJkOflterblldntH who Ud around Uuie
Horn to Utllfbrnbt.
TbaiiotuHtWeUv In. Hy lAvlala H.
OoAdwlu. All Wut our 'ImnuI, bands,
d tha rl ot iit" aot like M4rlnc
VLitfuf'OolurBiblaH Oraii'lpapa. y
OntUCnrar. lMsturMMtwy witoinadti
MsskMf truly wof ihjr
wuriny t lit itaior
o lb Year. M Kllakkwlb
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ifiiKlt inmK,rifiiiirruitituifclftl una Ootift
ilrwl, Mlntii,Urcnoiii
fOIINA. (IAIWUN. AHfli7'l"iitw.
0 tUMiiuM 8 rttKt I, fAta A iiush's .buttk
millilltitfiHnlom, Orison, 1 lyr
II. v. IKINIIAM.
W. II. IIOIiMKH,
KOrtttAM A Jloi,MM. Atlotnnys Hi litw.
(Ifllnit In lliiKli's hWtnlt. flulWMin Rlnln
nuit tXinrl, ottOoinlHt.
MM, rotlUK RlptititfMithcr ntiit Tyiir
, wrltlst. llMt equipped tyjiewr lilntf
o.lmt one, In Urroti. over Ijndd A
Hush' bnnk B'ttettit Oregon,
Bit. IIHAIHMAW.I'IIYHIOIAN AND
, Burgeon, rtnlenit Orrg'in, Olllra In
Jiiicli'ltrpynmii block, tipitnhs Itenldcnco
corner UlnleHiid H, K corner Wittier street,
DliTw. B, 'MWrpliyileliiniiir(l sur
geon. Outre In Kldrldge lllooK, Hiv
lent, orcgun. Ofllce hours id to Um.iii,
Silo 4 p. in,
rVrTVuHMrfiTDentlst.W state slrwil,
jL fiileifl, Or. latilslietl denial 0crn.
fititis uf ovurydrsorlptlon. I'alulosnopenv
tlousaspeclnlty.
T U. l'UOll, Arnhlleot. l'lnns, Specl
YY . iicittluus ntid superintendence ior
nil clmms of buildings. Olllee m Voui-
Uiurclal 8t., up Btnlrs,
a
A. KOllHllT, Arohltcot, room4J4, Mar
qtiaiu building, t'ortlaud, Oregon,
DW. TOWNHKND, Civil Eugiuferond
, hurveyor. Ofllco ulth Oregon Laud
Co, Salem, Oiegon,
I) J, LA1I8EN& 00 Manufacture of all
. klndMuf vehicles. lUipalrlug a special
ty. Htiop 45 HlntJB street.
T)H )TE0TI0NIX)DaKN02.A.0 U.W.
I Meets In tlfcir hall In stato Insurance
building, every vVidtiosduy evening.
H. A. MoKAODKN, it. W.
J. A HEfjWOOD.Keoorder.
rMl'HOVED OHDEH OK KED MEN.
1 Kumlukun '1 rlbe No. , Halom. Holds
council ovory Thursday ovoulnjf,at7:J0.
tUgwam In State Insuninro hall.
K. O. BaKEH. I'rophet.
KUANK O. W ATEllH.Uhlef of Heoords
The Pacific Detective and
Collecting Bureau,
S-A.LK.VI, - Oregon.
C. B. CLEMENT, Manager.
OUlcu room U. Giay lllook.
Ilates reasonublo. l'ubllo and private
work doue.
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best.
j The nlace'Jior' young ladles and nentle
nisu to necure aithorough education 1b the
old, but ever.new.
imiin
UK
Long and still the leading Institution ol
the North West. Hotter than ever I
New course of Instruction lu Oratory,
Theology and Post-Omduuled.
hTUDlEs. Normal, Uuslness, Academy,
College, und Law coutmjh greatly oulurjjeu
und Improved. ,
jVneultlea Increased and Improved. Kor
t'abtlogue of College of Law write Dean H
T. Itleliardson, Esq , Halom, Or.
Vot Catalogue of Collego of Medical and
Phurmauy write Dean luchmond Kelly,M.
D , Portland, Or.
Kor general Catalogue write Rev. Geo.
Wbltaker, D. D., President, Balem, Or.
7-23-Jmlw
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will be opened to students Bept. 13, 1802.
Oilers the most practical courses of study
ol any school In the Stale, viz: Mechanical
Engineering, Civil Engineering, Llootrlcal
Engineering, Acudeuilo ana Urammar
school ooutsui HtudcntH practice dally In
wood Bbop, machlno shop, aqd labora
torlec. Tuition and Hoard per Year, (ISO,
Special Inducements to a fw young men
who wish to work for their board uud tui
tion during vacations, Kor prospectus and
further Information, address
EDWIN MOltllldON.M.H,
Prescient, bulem, Or.
Miss Ballous
KINDERGARTEN.
rHIRD YEAR
Opens Monday, Heptemuer lwtli, at Kin
dergarten liall, opposite opera house.
Children received at three years of age
and over. A connecllug clus will be is
Ulnl.lied lor advanced Kludergurten pu
pil uud those bigtuning primary work.
Duly the best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. Prang's s stem ol drawing
and color work Introduced,
ENGINE AND
BOILER
I7KUI sale. Tho boiler Is an 8-horse up
JL right tubular, laud the engine a tt-burse
liun.wui.jl. iio'.li are lit good condition,
und ofi.t 9700 when new. ,
Apply to AJ1, fOttaTNEUA CO.oppo
site rsl National Hank.
JAPANESE
CURB
Atwiv itnii&tmiWuleiTrititunitil. eonslsU
lag of supixMltorlM, otntHieallu eaiwtiies,
alMi a box aud pill; a pnliUe on re for ex.
trfutl. InUrnsI, blind or MMdUur, Itoblug,
bronlc. reeent or herodiurr FIIm, and
masy eibar dlssi and female waak.
namas; it U always at great budt to tb
g-unI baalth The Jim dWoovary ot m
wmiIIohI cure rudrlB( aa o)njvUon wttb
tb kulfe uunecMHry befMtrur. Tbte
ran.pdy baa never ben known to fall. M
Mr Ki,lor w, Mnt by mall.. Why ugkr
Iruia UiU urrlula dtMauM wb.n m wrttUrtJ
' la tflvaa with tuxm, U ndUBd
XTFSN.
OH.S U I IwES
UlMrtMrl
IHH lai'lTJI, J0IM1I,
it!r ,mim&iJLmlk.J.jtm3 tm Jkimiv3t
iioftK moiwm,
tmti
tfll.ti' ,0S , iSfJlfcl J
iUHfi(MHMIIAI.y.rlX(JKr'l,rtHJAy
ftv fin
Gfil(til Jeufiml hiblliMfiK Compsrt.
UlnfACarrllttfrclnlHlf(e(fnl',0Htltli1lm
Knletetl fit lh (KrolofTtce Al Mrtptii,Oftu
fttirC'CluK ir dill f
A MII.O DKNtAlb
Tlio Ofootilnti dotilen ,tlio nilltl
Infcfoiico of Tun Joui(NAi tlmt iw
nlltly llto only uso Hint tlio ntnta
Itonrct of alirttlllcM hnd boon to nliy
body, wnn to glvo n llflccu liuiitlrctl
dollnr oiorltBhlp toonoof thoOro
gotilnn force. It calls TlfM JotiltNAI,
ft "very (llrc)UliililoiitiVfltm)ur"olo,
Tlio BO.orotnry of tlio bonrd of ohnrl.
tics Is not on tho form of tlio Ore
Kon Inn It Bitys. lio Is elinply n tmltl
wr Huron that nowepniior, Tho wo
plo will hardly know the uirieronco,
TitK JocitNAIi tins not Bitltl It was
any crlmo to bo it uicmbor of the
Orcgouluti forco or olork of tbo Htate
board of charities. Tho Oregonlan
should bo ubovo allowing n member
of Kb force to get a salaried position
or n clerkship In tho legislature on
account of his position on that pa
per. Tlio Btuto boaid of oharitlcb
ought to bo wiped out of existence,
If for no other reuson.tban allowing
tuo state to salary a young man on
tho Oregouiuu force, whether ho in
paid by tho week or by tho column.
After u whllo tho only way to got
olllolul promotion no doubt will be
through tho doors of the million
dollar Oregonlan building.
If tho young nnui of tho Oregon
ian were holding this fifteen hun
dred dollar clerkship in order to give
the people the benefit nf his discov
eries or of aliy investigations that
tho board might conduct, through
tho columns of that paper, it would
be u moro tolcrablo scheme. The
board has conducted ssveral investi
gations of state institutions. Has
ever a word leaked into the Orogon
Ian through this salaried channel of
Information? Not a word. Will
the Oregonlan reporter give the pub
llo one word about the investigation
at one of the state Institutions which
the board is now conducting? Not
u word. Wo do not assume that
there is anything to report or if
there was that this board would re
port it. Reforms in state Institu
tions are not reached in that way...
They are reached only by the fear
less exposure of the press and when
tho press is used to get ofllco and
hold ofllco its services to tho people
become a secondary matter. The
ubuse of these boards by foisting
upon tho paid members of newspa
per forces, and regularly paid uowh
puper writers is at tho bottom of a
great deal of corruption in tho pub
lic Bervlco. Aud this Is uottho only
branch of tho publlo scrvico in
whloh tho Oregoman has men paid
out of publlo funds.
THE LhfllSLATUKK.
There is a remarkable absenco of
political Issues at this session of the
legislature. None of tho members
seem to havo como to Bulem for any
special purpose, except thoso who
havo appropriations to look ufter,
They all, of course, represent their
constituouts in u general wuy, but
seem to bo as devoid of any special
pollticul schemes looking to tho fu
ture as new-born bubes. There is tin
occasional anpirautto sit in tho chulr
of governor, or some other state
ofllco. Eastern Oregon wants tho
portage rullway built, and Speaker
Keudy has declared himself heartily
In favor of that measure. But there
is no politics lu that. Every mem
ber is or should be in favor of thut
upon tho genural merits of tho prop
osltiou, It passed tho souato two
years ago aud died lu tlio house.
This year It will pass both houses,
and as tho governor has helped
build one portugo the stato will
probably ask him to help build an
other uud thus throw tho Columbia
open to the truflio of tlio whole east,
em portlou of tho state. That will
mean a now day for Oregon.
If some Willamette yulluy states
man could rise to tho dignity und
responsibility of the situation uud
couple with the portugo rullway bill
apian to have the Btuto take posses
slon of tho locks ut Oregon Clty,and
freo the truflio of this great river
from the Incubus of a private organ
ization collecting tho tolls, It would
boa grand step in advance. The
uestlou of open rivers should be
made a political imuo and the people
should be given uu vexed water priv
ileged to the sea. That is a pretty
big question und members can win a
good name along that lino.
THE DUTY
OK THE
FAKTIf,
UmilSUCA.N
The Republican house oauounat
Its session took 'the tint step toward
making a good reeofd for the party
when It adopted the rolutlH re
stricting xpiidltura tot elwk hire
it m iioumum for my one toprv
loud thai It should oot the sUte
H8n day to pwfbrui' Mm eUtfUl
work U k( lit front otUm
ifijMe.lof nil In enyahlrtffoWCf.lMIrtlr5 (Wt!
RoYal
mm$
ABSOJUUTEttf PURE
be. ItrHlrlelltitf tho per (llcni of
ttlerkshlps to $1 per tiny mid coil tin
lug tlio number of position tostloli
rtffnro ordered by tho limine, Inn
trmiliitloit which If curried nut will
ettvii to tho tnx imyofs thousands of
dollars. That Is llopubllrniilsiii
With n purpose, ami Iloptibllentilsm
that will wear well In tho future,
Tho ridiculous spcctnolo of paying
pages f per day, when tho pcrdltm
ofinembors Is only i'i ought novor
to bo witnessed again In this slato
In n legislature controlled by tho 2to
ptibtlcau )mrty. Tho precedent rs
tabllstied by this assembly will bo
far-reuchlug In Its eficcts, If tills
solution, embodying the above re
forms, Is faithfully adhered to and
practically carried Into eflect, no
fut'iro Republican legislature will
dare return to tho old corrupt prac
tice uf squandering tho publlo funds
upon unnecessary employes, It Is
the duty of tho party iu power to
makosuch a record for retrench
ment and reform thatuo opposition
party can rldo into power by tho
promiscuous uso of thoso terms us u
war-cry.
!1- , ' I
Tho best way for Republicans to
prepuro for tho cumpalgn of 1S0O Is
to do what is right now.
Tho telephone, olectrlo light and
electric motors have not como for
naught. Gentlemen, wo must havo
au improved order of legislation.
, ,
Editorial correspondenco of tho
East Oregenlan: "Cleveland him
self, the great head and front of the
Democratic party, Is doubtless en
tirely honest, quite capable, und Is
safe and courageous. But can wo
deny thut he favors uu unequal and
unjust Bystem of taxation or that lie
insists upon tho single standard-
gold as full legal tender mouey ?
Are tho millionaires and heads of
great corporations who are apparent-
lylils chief' adVlsersp-BUohmen as
Whitney, Grace aud Vlllurd, likely
to advise for the benefit of the poo
plo?"
NOTICES OP NEW BOOKS.
The JotntNAii roylew editor is
thrown into an unusually pleasant
frame of mind by recelvimg from
the author, Judge William O. Jones,
of Robinson, 111., a copy of "Birch
Rod Bays, and other poems." Tho
lines oontulnod therein are wiittbu
iu a most huppy vein, yet thoy are
ueurly ull contemplative in char
ucter. In perusing its pages one
cuuuot but conclude that tho writer
Is u huppy, contented American
citizen, one whoso highest Ideal Is u
perfect home life for all his fellow
men. Judge Joues was u college
champion of the Hoo. Geo. II. Hoi
man of Balem, nt Belawuro, Ohio,
in the eurly sixties, aud tho poem
which gives his back its title re.
lutes tho experiences of thoso inter
estlug days.
If any reuuer would take a sum
mer outing Iu midwinter, or enjoy u
light summer atmosphere by the
January flrehldo, ho or she should
read Mrs. J. II. Rlddell's latest uov
el, "A Mud Tour." It gives u live
ly account of u tour on foot on tho
continent, and Is one of tho bright
est books Issued from tho press of
thC Uulted States Book Co., Chi
cugo. Price, CO dents.
"The Woman who Dures," by
Ursula N, Gebtefeld, Is u recent vol
uino on tho socluloglcul question
whloh Is Just now uttructlng such
wide utteutlou, It is published by
Lovoll Gestefeld & Co., New York
and Is well worth reading,
even by thoso who ure not lu
sympathy with thu Idea set forth
by the authors. Muny works are
coming forth on this und kindred
subjects, ull or which Una an appre
ciative circle of readers among thoso
who accept their standard of truth
us the correct one. 'iho Gestefeld
volume uo doubt reuchos an largo un
audience as any work of the kind
easily can.
"The Rose" la u valuublo book
published by Bodd, Mend & Co, ou
the cultivation, history uud man
agementof that favorite, flower. It
is from the pen of II. B. Ellwanger,
of Mt. Hope nurseries, at Rochester,
N, Y au experienced florist, III
chapters ou the sol. plautlng,
pruning, dlseunes, hot house work,
etc., have a practical value that
evHryrot grower In Owgou would
apprvelate. Home of feklWawsHy
amateurs should poM; the book
and profit by it.
fitfbjr cie,
Baki
Powder
THE NEWtST N6VLTtt4
Claret lillclunH ftfe ettt (nirtfjrfe,
Ola Vine tird tied wltti brrW of Mf
Initio ribbon,
Dresden eliltin to now tmMiomiibk tm
small wartts und rdsl aMtf, q
Bohemian gift is now mtWto W m
alexandrite, which Is gr by tf mA'
rcti vy iiigut,
A iiitutkouio whisky flmk k ot
bltto glass mounted in ollvr.
tings of flsli, shells and settwed.
Ouo of tho (Inert pieces of brie-)
is it curnvol of Bllver. covered -
turcs in enamel, These nre frw
tlquo subject und each sftll ta a i
picture.
Tho latest fashions in tiookMt
black seal: cigar cases of Humd i
card citties of salmon colored senl:
orantlum 1ko1;s of llzzsrd or dlHglltt"
sinn, au tiro tipped with sUrer,
Modern delft Is ono of the hkmUhV
tractive wiues now shown, sined'H it
used iu such a variety of InteresMitg
tides. Au ink r,ot nhiiulates a nkamdtdp
with Hinall boat hanging from' the&trtta.
Joweleis' Circular,
WORLD'S FAIR NOTES. ,
Tho National Farmers' Grange, has
voted iigahiat opening tho World's fair'
on Sunday.
Ono of tho tmiloiiH tli!ntr in ha axMh.
ited at tho World'a fair Is a map of tbo
united ututcs. 10 by so feet, made of
pickles.
Cutharino Weed BarnvS, of Alhaay,
will deliver an address boforo the pho
tographic convention at tho World's Co
lumbian exposition. , "
Tho managers of tho Chicago exposi
tion havo lumlo restaurant arrangement
which wiU'enahlo them to seat 45.000
persons at ono timo.
Spain's Columbian exhibition comtatt
teo is organizing a military brad 'aom-
tirtnftirr 100 rtnrfnT-m.vt'fl wlin will okmm
concerts during tho entire period of th
lair, '-
Tho territories of 'Now Mexico, ArbMSMt
arm UKianoma nave unitett 09 ptcw war f
a JOint World'a fair bufldi&ffita,ijUlL::
each of the UTi-itbr-vilVmYtWHSk
quarters,
A Authoring of Players. )!rj
At a gathering of players one of tha
party told a little talo that amused thdm
all, "It tvai in London that I heard H,"
said ho. "Thrco actors were dining to
gothor, and ono of them loft the tabid
littlo early. 'Poor old Hicks,' says oad,
'thinks ho can play Hamlet! Why, he
isn't up to melodrama.' 'That's so,' mijt
thoothor.' 'I saw ldm do a serious pat
onco, and it wus tho funniest thing tt
tlio season. Well, I must get to 'the'
theater. Good night, old man.' Tb
one who was loft at the table dare Ma
good night, and as ho watched ,bim t
ceding down tho room he folded hid aMM
across his breast and Bolilo.qnbjedt Bb
old Fitzl Thinks ho can play lago. Thd
audacity of thut man is sublime.' (
"After ho had smoked np his cigar ha
likewise tiroso und stalked out. Thatt
tho waiter ran his fingers through bid
hair, rested on his right foot, pat Ml
hand into his waistcoat, and in Irvfof
csquo tones exclaimed for his own ban
Mt: 'TIicho youthful popinjays fancy thai
thoy thoy, forsooth! have leareM thd
art of acting. Now, when I was'ta thd
legitimate' Uttt just then he, eaafht
the landlord's ore and began' to etoav
away the dishes." Now York Sua,
To Clean Diamonds. I
To clean pearls properly rtKuir8NaMa
caroand considerable patience, bat tdj
clean diamonds properly does BOt'fd-j
quire as nmcli. Muny who entkiavoH
clean tho diamonds without HUtiagt
to u lapidary find when they aw tt
that their effort lias not been' ad
and that tho diamonds are, thoafk 1
filbly clcunor, yet oven less brilliant 1
boforo. Thevmav bo thorouKBiy
und the origiuul brilliiuioy retaittdl j
tho following manner: Takd, a f
warm wuter with u few drop of
moula in it: uso a little soap with 1
bniBh (an old toothbrush wUI dd) 1
clean thoroughly, ufter cleatiuur l
clean hot water und dry thsw. 1t
veniont it will bo more
dron them into n little jewdldr's d
aftor rinsing and permit th to 4f I
that way. whereunou .)m wttl D i
to possess all thoir original briWaaajf.
This method also cleans the gotdl
which of course does not leeeM ltd I
its. St. Louis Globe-Dwooera.
l'rlckly Meat.
Tho fuffectlon known te ba'
inutcQ hu "prk;ky heat" is net
fliuxl to tho tropic. CdrtMnoej
tiona indue it For oauiijfck a
bakers, grocers, WioldiqraW;:
washcnvouiau have it, and ta
mimui una genou uaasisi
timea. It k a WMConmgumi
at thrtakiu, oliarwctartia tiflrl
poamnce of amall, banl
slightly red. ftecotupanidd
itohioir, Thiddiwappad
farout Titu-U of tha bwdy, tort ,
anulyou the front of hms
M hand, the bides of tM 1
fOd. It id often dw to i
ieditor)abiid. Tha beat 1
biinplo, uiutimulattg food 1
Mad lirufMHr utteuuua toi
ifttiHi ba lajMiniii m.
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