Capital journal., April 13, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

A BS.UTF.
Ami Bt thrTw of Thm Thry Ouna
t OrJrK
He tal ictitil1lriMs.aal his
tbuin kiiiI aft to kfto- vrkat it waa
tbont.
Well, afc JMtt fc. it's afcoat Miss Al
ke." - Tared J w, htts sJwT Well, I
know u awfally itfce girl that 111 iutro-
ilnc to . I elt ob kr sister tatker
often, una yim cmtM keep ker in tke Wide
parlor wkik
B'nal. Yew s, R"s this war. ilfcsAl- I
io i kTOl to tke opera, aud for week
she s bees taiuagr about Uaur ttuesj
and "lovely ilelba.. and 'that adorable
De Ret-sk. I knew of coarse what e-lw
'I
meant, bat I was detid broke and tnennt
to keep oat of Iwr way until she'd niado
her father takv a box."
'Go it, my boy. Ill always think
you've toiaetbing in yonr head after
this"
"But I happened to meet heron the
street the other day as I was ou my way
to strike yon for a loan. I was going tp
slip pa?t, bat she caught me; said she
was jnst on her way to get tickets to
the opera, and wouldn't I po witn her to
select the seats, she had so much faith in
my judgment."
"After that, iI know you, yon went."
"I did. "When our turn came. I se
lected the seats; then I wnt through
the motion of putting- my hand in my
pocket for the money, though I knew
there was none there. She never said a
word, the ticket seller grinned, and the
man back of me growled. A cold per
spiration broke out all oyer me, nd I
stammered:
"Really, ilisa Alice, Tin awfully sorry,
but I must have left my notebook at the
office, and I haven't a cent with me.'
You oight to have seen the look she gave
me."
"Well, it wai tough, but she under
stood." "Indeed she did, but it was .a great
ileal wor.-e than you think, for she was
trying to bluff me, too she hadn't a cent
either. Oh, she'll never forgive me as
long as she lives." . .
And in the presence of grief like this
consolation seemed indeed a hollow
mockery. Chicago Tribune.
Half a dozen of those half grown news
boys who tell New York newspapers on
Main street, and who rejoice in such
nanies as Chicago Red, New York Red,
Skipped From Ohio and Leary the Hob
ber, were in an all night restaurant. They
had money, and they had been eating
the best that was to be had.
One of them had been in the restan
rant for an hour or two, and while the
crowd wag standing by the desk and pay
ing checks he said: "Gee, but dey was a
swell loidy cnin in here tonight! She was
swell. I was sittin here, an soon's as she
cum in I got up an showed her a seat,
an she had her feed. She waswell."
"What did she eat?" asked one of the
others.
'Wheat cakes, but she eat 'em like
dey was tuhkey.
She was a swell loidy,
Ini teihn you.1
-Buffalo Express.
Aincrtran Prudery.
Mr. Frederick Locker in his "Patch
work" tells u Story in illustration of the
mm illingoeds among certain circles to
allnde tff6ncha thing as a leg. A girl
goes in hot Iiaste to fetch a doctor for
her sister, who, the says, has broken a
huib.
"Which limb i3 it?" says the doctor.
"Oh, I can't tell yon which limb," says
the girl.
"But you must," replies the doctor.
"Hang itt la it the limb the threads her
needle with?"
"No, sir," says the girl, immensely re
lieved, "it's the limb she wears her gar
ter on." London Illustrated News.
A Cxh Reason.
Briggs How many trnnks are yon go
ing to take out this time?
Traininaker Three.
Bn-jgs Yon took seven on your last
trip.
Traininaker I had toy wife with me
then. Clouk Review,
The l'iij-mjat!ictlc Hoarder.
"If I had the wings of a bird," sighed
the lady, "I'd fly away and be at rest."
"Well, my dear madam," -ventured the
boarder, "yon may get them. yet. J see
by a note you sent up to my room this
morning you already liave a bill. De
troit Free Press.
HI
Little "Willie I do think that's a fine
old superstition about 18 at dinner.
Miss Culler "Why?
Little Willie Coa when we liarve IS
1 nt linnT they let me oome in and sit at
lihe table. Brooklyn Life,
Uefrcc
' Ind he get into society very much!"
At.Bt f ),000, as report haa it." De-
lie Liked It.
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ii
A IVcotfcvr ltyvih
Pan TkanMl4 Batata rf tfet
riMHtym tm Itttm Ikigkt MNmacta,
mi arriTttiK at k ytace of wort) Imt
5mduy tNorttiug, was 8rprtel ta SmI
Jwdj- prwswit mt Sam Joiir. tfce
Jaatua.
"VfWit tU MAfouu W tuattor tfet
Car s wobolv- tomf"
NJwdy talk W ilas a uotke in
D Fnedntaife Jwaml U Air vrftM
bs stfcyk few.iia mawll
t ob.dV pastutv,"
"Dul liit ffcjl mggr eiHtorixtt tJttt im
tw ta kk paper foe u 6wT
"Ha 4kI dt brvy ftagr."
! . "Waal. I ddar I tkl Uw stiuctlv
' R cotice ob lur dtsttuttfttilMtg -s was
rate! for er Suatkv artar wsa'. He
t am a fool ef eb. kr wa M.n Texas
' Stftiass.
UU Only Hope.
Jeweler I can't let you have another
engagement ring, Mr. Upton. You owe'
me for three qlready.
Hardy Upton You'd batter let me
have this one too. If this goes, Til be in
fa position to pay for the others in a few
months. Puck.
Knew It Wo Something.
The following conversation is an ex
ample of my wife's hopeless ignoranc
of salmon fishing. One afternoon while
I was out several neighboring ladies,
chanced to call, and as usual over their
tea opened fire with the usual query a
to my sport ou the river.
"Oh, yes," said her ladyship in an ab
stracted manner, "my husband canght a
salmon yesterday."
"What size was it?" inquired one of
the fair visitors.
".Eleven feet long," was the reply.
There-" was of conrso incch tittering at
this.
Then, "It must have been 11 inches
long," was the amended answer.
Increased merriment endued.
"Well," said my wife" desperately, "I
know it was 11 something. Perhaps it
was 11 poundsi" Blackwood's Maga
zine. Too Much Trouble.
At a large dinner party recently given
in Chicago by,u very rich man, not pos
sessed of a very thorough familiarity
with the conventionalities of the great
world, a German nobleman was request
ed to take a lower set at the festive
board instead of occupying the place of
honor at the right of his hostess, to which
ho thought himself entitled. Turning to
the lady who sat behind him, ho re
marked, with some uspenty: "No at
tempt, I suppose, is made to observe an
order of precedence in your city. Indeed
it could not lie dune, as the standard
could" only be the bauk account, and that
is so very shifting." "Why; yes," re
plied the lady, "that wonld be trouble
some for stocks might go down or bunks
burst while we were at dinner, and then
washonld all nave to ohange, our seats."
New York Snn.
A Clilues Description.
A Chinaman, lately returned from a
trip to Europe, treated his countrj men
to the following description of the piane:
"The Europeans keep a large fonr legged
beast, which they can make to sing at
will. A man, or more frequently a wo
man, or even a feeble girl, sits down in
front of the animal and stem on its tail,
f whde at the same time striking its white
teeth with his or her nugers, when the
creutnre begins to sing. The singing,
though much louder than a bird's, is
nleasant to listen to. The beaut does not
bite, nor does it move, though it is not
tied np." Neue Blatt.
Giving It Hack.
"Wasn't it Ead about old Jobley's fail
ure?" "What! Has he failed?"
. "Yes, gone clean smash."
"That's too bad. He promised me
something yesterday, but now, in his
.trouble, I will not hold him to it."
rXbTliat'a geperdus of yon. What was
itr
"His daughter's hand in marriage."
Tit-Bits.
Didn't Know Hlin by Same,
When the average colored man talks
on any subject, as a general thing hi
mouth fails to connect with his brain.
if: , 'Ma4, ' "
Here is a case in peint:
'Do you know Colonel Yergsr?" asked
a gentleman of an Austin darky. ,
"I don't kuow Jiim by his name, sir. I
ouly knows him by sight." Texas Sitt
ings. IIuw She Enjoyed IlattelC'
Husband (holding his wife's oashbook
in. his ljand Look here, Pauline Mus
tard plasters. 10 marks. Three teeth ox
traated. 20 raarkn. Thus, altogether yoa
have spent this month JW marks for yonr
own private enjoyment. Dlk.
A Special Uresulon.
Glare I think 111 it on my bast
gown tonight.
Mand-WUat for?
"Clara Yonr fiatjee is coming toseo
me, Cloak Review. L
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Her WUU.
'He I'm going to ask yew father for
yonr band touight. Don't yoa wish me
She Yes; I lope be will have on Wa
lippera, Life,
SXAGOrSHNTS.
Frederiqk de Befttvitte is te revive.
,HoluulIBIntL
Miss Ada (Stay, who has-played. "Eusfc
Lyums" for several wuxs. has ieea umr
Pril to Charles Tlngay, a member of her
company.
Fbtvio Ando. Dtttw's leading man foe
13 yeurs, will nkea tear f this country
iteafc yttr ander the management f
Signer u v ivo.
Marie Wainwrifct next season -viVL
proteiMy rrrvtme of tfe hi Biigtfeb.
uwetbes, itHtltidig: "TkesBetter's Strata-
LgvttT ana "The JeakHns WHe.
"The Fkuae," a new masical farca
csuwdy by Harry and. Edward Pankon
is. the tithj of the piece hi which Old Hess
Hoey will star next' season John. C
Rko will support him.
J. J. K.Hckett has made a great hit
ou the road as the Rev. Robert Spanl-
Urhtg m "The Private Secretary." "He ia
said to bo as funny in the port as any of
nis tawuieu. predecessors,
"How to Win a Woman," the new
comedy by Jerome EL. Jerome, which,
was presented in Boston by E. H. Sth
ern recently, will very likely be made a
permanent feature of that actors reper
tory. The Daly company, with. Ada Rehaa
at the head, will play at its home thear
ter the entire fall and winter season of
ISO-t-o. It will return to the London
theater in April, 1S95, and play there un
til the- last of July or the middle of Au
gust. It is gossip in New Yock -that next
season Theodore Thomas arid his orches
tra wdl divide their time between that
city and Chicago. Mr. Thomas, ifc is
said, has received some nattering offers
from music lovers in New York, and has-
hail them under consideration for some
time.
THE PROPER CAPER.
Chine effects in taffeta silks find great
favor with shoppers this season.
Tan, black and silver blue are the. fa
vorite shades in cloth for spring capes.
The dainty shot and "striped taffetas of
tlie season make np very handsomely
with plain surahs.
The new spring shades in magenta are
exasperahngly aggressive and seem to
stand aloof from association with nearly
all other colorsi
Dressy supper coats are preferred by
many youthful women to the nidre ma
tronly tea gowns, and some of these
jackets are exceptionally elaborate.
Jet is certainly takingfirst place among
the new trimmings and will be used in
great profusion on hats and dresses alike.
Even the laces are elaborately jetted.
The newest parasols" show that chiffon
has not lost-anyf its former prestige.
On the contrary, chiffon is everywhere j
very much in evidence among the dainty
summer belongings of la mode.
White satin sleeves-covered with black
jetted net will beseen in black and white
striped or dotted silk gowns . trimmed
with jetted lace.and rich blacksilk gowns I
uecoraieu wiiu wnite tace anu insertion.
The beautiful zouave jackets still hold
their own and never seem nuite to lose
their prestige, and the new and varied
sno pes in" which they are seen combine'
tlie prettiest points of both new and old
with perfect fit and dainty finish.
The delicate sweet pea tints are very
fashionable in taffeta silks shot with gold
or silver. Toilets -are made wholly of i
these silks, or they are used for half low
bodices and underskirts beneath dra
peries of lace, net, chiffon or grenadine.
New York Post.
TURF TOPICS.
A f45,CC0 track is being built at .Hous
ton. . 1
The Gebbard colors will be seen on the
tnrf the coming season.
Atlantic King, 2.-00J, is the fastest
horse ever bred intOhio. .
Frank 'Wort's w.ell known gelding,
Dick Swiyeller, is 21 yeara old.
Mary Cutli"vre, pacing record 2:12,
will be out as a trotter this year.
It is said that the first European horse
was bronght to this continent in 1518.
A two mile dash forlrotters will be a
feature of the Terre Haute (Ind.) meet
ing. A stallion shovy will be a feature of the
New Cngland breeders' meeting next
fall.
The New England Breeders' associa
tion will give $19,500 In stakes and
purses during its thisyear'a meeting. J
TTftrrietta. 2:00r. won more money in 1
,. iK Vpr than any other trotter on
races last year wan any otuer iroiter on
the tnrf. Her winnings amounted to
$14,275.
The famous Englisih jockey, Fred
Archer, rode in 2,071 races during a p-
Farm.
Mike Bowerman, Lexington, Ky.( has
icanful a rhnllena to all ovrnora. in"
usnett a cnauenee to au ownora, m
whiob he off era to race hjs team of marea
ainst any-similar team iWetoU
SU9 class for fl.OOO a side,
(
s'uver novelties;
There awa number of new and pretty
uItdm ahrrtirri. Thescv have highly nol-
ished aurfacea and heavy broken fdgea.
Th patent oorkscrewa mado of re-
noasse silver are Tiretty enougn to hang
to a chatelaine except for the moral ef-,
llemiMeweirJlfor what reawn oner'
wonders, is regarded aaUuoVy. very
dude desireajb ppasesa bean cuff but tana
in a pod ehar.tJoase. ;
A new letter rack of silver lias a nun
ir of slanting, closely set racks. Tlua
is more convenient than the Jargo racks,
which do not admit of assortment
i An artistic way c setting pearbiU be-'
tween rinca of. silver 'lucrtnted vritb
small diamond. Aneoklaco was seen
riodof five years and .won l.HUttuioa. cordar. nut, a eora; oaa, w mmi nn
uwu j 'gut tlem,OooTd oak, 1M oordattr; North
out of the. number. Turf, Field and MloI u i, ) eordi an cantral. w
or mfounm poar . www
tweeartugof tbla tort.-ewelen' Or-
fular,
HE.0EOENT -DA1L.T.
J-TwentyflVe Ceas a i&ntii; 50 Casts
for 60 Days; $3 00 a. Year.
The only one cent newspaper on the
Uumlltt ctnsU CiccuUUu baa bvea
iiUttdmpledm less than one-year.
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rtvtt iw n LKcuicuiift ju wl u i
fwnEMUt ir. itauswers iae purpox; i
uan ucu kibui. mou tw.j v
Kalu ja't.'vuB uruulr llaki a fcaal && Hikl t j
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one-tblrdas aiueh 1'cy keve
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As-stidaled Press report aad stai
capital news a specialty.
KBETURIAU
Tiuiely, pertiueut and tedejteadea
aieousetoaoi leaning events, meu ana
miuaio.
The Osk Ckst DAiuxis tw.4 byiASSftVV-VVWVUVV-WrtftWWAI
J more peopre, otau sondes of eption,
than any other paper in Oregon-outside
of Portland.
FREMIUVMS.
One of the best books in.Eoglisbi and
American literature, given witb the
Oss Cknx Daily every week, on the
coupon plan.
KCTtV TO ORDKB.
Send Uaa two-bit piece. Inaletter. and t
I try the paper for a month at -least.
We believe, in the greatest possible- use
of silver, and receive lots ofitiatbis
way. Hofeb Baos., Editors,
Salem, Or.
.Expensive Economy.
Some people begrudge the little
money that an AUcock's Porous Plaster
(costs, and tv hen they are racked, with
pain from a lame bacs, or rcooi the
soreuesa arising from a cold, they will
spend any amount of money to relieve
Ltnepain. It luey only baa one of these
woriu-renownea piasters ou nana thev
would be saved a vast amount of suf
fering and be considerably richer. At f
the first sign of stillness ot the joints
apply one-of these-plasters without any
Ueiay. The soreness will be? ereatlv re
lieved at once aud will soon disappear '
entirely. It will be money saved toi
baVe them on hand, say nothing of the'
cuwfitrt tbey briog. J
ISrandretu's Puis contain no irritat-
iug matter.
Bather Steep. i
Thau take in any other form Is what
mauy peopte think aud Park's j
tea is uiaue- ror just tnose ioiks. it
cures ccnstipatlou and though n t a
cathartic moves the bowels every
day. Sold at Capitol Drugstore.
Easily. QMty.
PetmsnoBtlj RtiUrcJ.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
and nth train tlU
trvoiratgr rtrursor Utr
cicvmvo. Uie rx-sulf at
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BaaFraaclKO, Cab fortliI,6a
Proposals for Wood.
CJEALKO BIDei Kor furnlihln wood wlllb
v roev at Uj offlc or the dera of school
auitict JSo ;i until 3 o'otoek p. uru, on Tu
i aay nay 1. ism. ua wui u opvocu at uo
rteaUr inetUojC of tha board oldiredortat 2
nvnnck n mof ulil lit day ot May. tor the
delivery or wood btftir -piinbr i, iaM.at
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flnrj, flp
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Mr trmiiutandeoniod oioMly.
-The flr mat b iarte or bod jr wood and lha
04fc rouiitiplltoaendoot crubHood. ,
tte board r.rve the right U r)ct any or
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Contain the Germ of Life.
FAILURE VIRTUALLY, IMmittlE.
Vick's Floral Guide, 1894,
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Nditlia
The CHICAGO,
iMILWU KEE & ST, PAUL
' RAILWAY.
Travelers '"ualeja uote ooat."
This Great ZRaitwayl iSjstem CflanecU
SL PAUL and OMAHA
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direct and swift communis-"!
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wld.t
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Pullman
Elegant
"SleeDing'Cars
D'ning Cars
Sleeping Cars
Tourist".
HST, PAUL .
MINNEAPOLIS
QULUTH
FARGO
:to
GRAND FORKS
CROQKSTON
WINNIr'LG
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THROUGH TICKETS
TO
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DE
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YORK
BOSTON and til
Pjslnts East end South
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Aijaiit; I'ortlaml.reKou,
WISCONSIN C1TML LINES
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UT.EST TIMEI CARD.
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lloca ruaalair aaat and aoutu.
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Ututctitor M Oa. u.l'ONft,
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Steamer flltona
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and Vrlday t4 a, w,
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