Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, September 21, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,.D 1 tl66KMAKlNd. m HO IirSS HOOK printed 111 Aitlm-ln.. (. H to uo mi nmiaiinonl Boston in 1000, .iu mnu (.uintu uuruVlIIL'8 ior nso woks wero uono on wood in 1610 in Diuniiy. tho fourteenth centnry volvpt ami Voro tho favorilo coverings for books uvoriun, fanst nud Schoffer produced a mnt? tit Paltur in 1457. which m Etcd in tlirco colon. English block books nro tho ini- ato prcdnccsfiorH of tho movnliln Each pngo was cut from u sluglo i flrrt book printed with cast metal was tho "Durandi Rationale." pnotal types wcro first manufactnr- J14G0. i first sqnaro books aro Bald to have fcnado by order of King Attains of mhos, who directed this plan to bo rod for tho greater convenienco of vs. tho present day tho. loaves of tho i,palm nro used in Ceylon for writ arposcs, oven many legal docu- Iboing excautcd on this primitive il Y6 MlbtA.' lie Nervousness Not Sleep, Nervous Headaches. ien: I have been taking jratlve Nervine for tho Dast snths and I cannot say Ita its praise. It haa ived Hy Life, almost given up hope of j wen again, i was a lererfrom nervousness and r.sleep. I was also troubled 9us neaaacne, ana iiaa triea vain, until l useu your Yours truly, MRS. M. WOOD, Rlngwood, 111. rMiles' Nervine ' Cures. In that dear country which fo&h call, V, 1th ombcr phrnw. "your pretty fac.1' Thero li no Bjirinic, there Is no fall. And bltinit winter nnds no place. Olio light, one warmth, one tender air. One endless summer harbors there. In that dear counlrr. side by side, There bo two placid lakes that sleep. Tw ere worth a kingdom to dl vido Kach tny, unfathomable deep. And daring all things to posseis- Tho sccrtts of j onr tool's recess. In other lands 'lis passing sweet Tq watch tho whispering western wind Go ruffling all tho whitened wheat Jor lento tho tiniest track behind, To see tho wanton warclets rear Their crests along tho grassy mere. Po docs tho thyr of our smlio liid on its fairy footed danco From end to rail of that dear Ule And dimples all tho fair cxpanto, And stoops its con r bo and flouls and flies In ripples o'er your laughing eyes. -fall .Mall Budget A CHANGED ClilTIC. Mr. Anbrey Everdeuo looked out npon Sackvillo street and yawned. Only auinHtant before ho had written '.'finis" to a magazino articluwith a dash of tho pen across tho last sheet, and now the MSS. lay ready for tho post among the debris of printer's "proofs, new novels awaiting review, ota, with which the writing tablo was htrowed. Ono of tho best known litterateurs in London and a brilliant conversation ist, his tongno could bo as scathing n his pen, and it was said of him, with -egard to tho latter weapon f warfau1, that in half a dozen polishc-u sentence ho could do moro toward l mining n book than any two of his compeers. A big, loosely roado man was Mr Evcrdenc, with shrewd gray eyes and tho pos-im-ism of a modcr;L Studying his faco n ho lounged by tho window, his hands in tho pockets of his smoking jacket, one could soo that ho had a lively henso oi humor combined with his other charac teristics and understood tho interest hif personality aroused. Presently a sorvant brought him a visiting card on a salver. "Tho lady would bo obliged if you would grant her an interview, hi" "Lady Hilyard, " muttered Everdene, reading tho inscription. "I can't recall tho name Bother tho worn an 1 What i of an oyolid, Uon. In trnth, b4 WaS thinking Wha. wonderful lashed silo had, and how bo comiug a flush of oxcitoment conld ho to it clear, palo skin. "Yon assert, " sho eon tinned warmly, "that it is ridiculous to suppose that a ! man and woman of tho world could fall J in lovo at Jlrst sight, as I mako my horo and hcroino do, and that suoh proceed- J in aro limited to boya and girls in weir teens ana tho pages of penny no tion. I shonld have thought that Mr. Anbrey Everdono would havo shown Tirfer sympatiiics." "Then you roally boliovo, Lady Hil yard, that adnlt, sensiblo people con ceive such abrupt attachments?" "I am convinced that it happens fre quently." "Oh, come, not frequently?" "Well, Bometimes," she amended. "I could givo yon a dozen instances." Ho laoked tho heart to arguo with her. It would havo been liko broaking a butterfly on a wheel. And, after all, thcro might Jx moro sentimont in flu do bioclo humanity than ho thought Women havo wonderful intuition in theso matters. "Well, suppose wo let that slide for tho moment and proceed to indiotment No. 2. What other phrase of mine do you tako excoption to?" "You said that I had not tho romotest idea of construction, and that 'fashion and Footlights was evidently a speci men of that objectionable class of fiotion which yon regretted to see was growing so prevalent tho amatour novel, born of vanity and a lack of wholesomo oc cupation. " Her voico diod away with a tremor. Ho had only 6tated the truth, but that fact did not prevent tho speochless Mr. Everdeno from feoliug as if ho had com mitted a particularly brutal murder and tho ghost of tho victim had como to arraign him before all tho people whoso opinion's ho valued most "I I cried,-" sho murmured pathetic ally. Her lips quivered. Beads of perspira tion roso to tho man's forehead. "Good hoaveus, if I had only guessod how much I should hurt you I It was harsh, monstrous. No doubt I was in-a bad tempor, audjour unfortunato book was tho first thing that afforded me an opportunity to vent my spleen." Lady Hilyard applied six sqnaro inches of cambric and lace to tho corner pCSSSSSZESCSb. .TTTYftgrrsi a MAPvlnn In nnlfl nn a. that the first bottle will i Mil It at (1, 0 bottles for N, or positive beneflt. VT. spam, on receipt of price Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. ;il J) i JfeUonal Bank Building, OREGON. session. Tha "NEW BYS. 3MMUNIOATION BUHI- BE," recently introduced, the D9I1U lUr CUUtlUjfUO ur KAJl- reai W, i. ru-Aiiisx, Principal. tjof Ore IGENE. ins the 17th .of September, ird. ft! EO a week. asslcal, Bclentlfle, Literary, ess. DHHITORY. U lor youne ladles and the you n if eeniiemen win rb 1 supervision of Mrs, Munro es . . .. j, j. WAivruw, Beoy. ItegenU. IRY OP ile University ad best enulnned inuulo p UOltliWtMV OOliMl, Litest methods au4 oninletlou ol courM. lumber 14 mi, . 'hM.VAHVW, Wus, lice, Wioexor, iim ) m hAWvm, OGU fNI)KRCJATlTN IL'RCH PAIHM h Wi, EK!1 wovm ' HluAntta.rtBU Haul. U$4 1 mM m riv ?fr mtfA.pm does sho want? However, ask licr to como np, Blako." When sho enterod, a fair, elegant woman of perhaps 2C, in an irreproach able Parisian toilet, ho was atill more convince! that ho had not tho privilego of her acquaintance. "Mr. Aubrey Everdeno?" sho queried. Mr. Everdeno -bowed. "Pray tako a seat, madamo. " "No," sho said. "I havo como to quarrel with you, and I don't sit down in tho houses of my enemies!" "To quarrel with mo 1" Hiseyobrows went up. Tho thought camo to him that his visitor was not in her right mind. "Yes. Perhaps I had better explain myself at once. I am tho author of 'Fashion and Footlights.'" Mr. Everdeno, standing porforco be cause sho would, pulled his mustache, while tho fair stranger tapped her No. 3 shoo on tho carpet with impatieuco and looked pitchforks and daggers. " 'Fashion and Footlights, '" ho re flected aloud. " 'Fashion and Foot lights.' Hal" Comprehension stole over his face and with it a slight jamusoment Ho fished among a pile of volnmes aud brought out throo bound with an elegance des tined to win tho hearts of suburban cir culating libraries. "Horo it is. Rovlowed it in Tho Cen turion, didn't I?" "No," sho said, "yon hanged and quartered HI" "I am sorry. May I ask how yon found out tliat I was tho culprit?'1 "Oh, by accident It's a long story and unimportant, sinco yon don't deny the imputation. Now, Mr. Everdeno, I know it is very impertinent of mo, a stranger, to come to your private ad dress nud worry you. I am doing a very unusual thing, I am afraid, and Mrs. Grundy would bo horrified. Dilt 'fools rush in,' yon know, and widows aro privileged. You must havo a littlo pa tience with mo because" for tho first timo her lips relaxed, and sho smilod a smilo that was sweetness itself "well, just because I'm a woman and you'ro a gentleman. Acknowledge the truill, now, on youf honor. Don't yon think you wore unnecessarily harsh to my poor Jittlo literary effort?" "No," ho said bluntly; "I nlwayh give my trno opinion of things, and I consider your look had many faults. " If sho had been a man, lie would havo said, "I thought it was bad," with tho bruHquciiefiH of conviction and prob ably rifoliucd to discuss the matter, but to a ludy it was impossible to bo nwlg. Ho regarded hor absurdly unoonvPiitioji a! prcMco with ft tolerant kindness. "Of course, I admit that Uipre nro faults, but upon ono or two points In your rrWoUm I paniiot arp with you. I nhould verymwoli Hko todlwuM thorn wllli you. my IV "Certain!. " JIU inontl) was twitch fH under his heavy inuntwho. "Hut don't you think, pending Hip verdict, that you hod Letter Jt dowif Vou will bo fatfifuo'l. It yWH wH me to wheel this arwoliftlr nearer lha flr for yoiwuol" thvlm wrwfully ftrraiiKwl H0""1 hu should ivw 11)0 light, lieutwl him jwlf opposite her the A. ) U of di plomacy, butjriie MiMt puMtr P) lio tleij It. h ww Arwinu rWjuw o the carpVi wlt) l)wwMnt lw Ivory JwkjM wmhrWlA. "J hoor vttyy miwli Ilk U Uuuvt,'' Dim Midi "whm yui tUinU T my mn "I lUtnV ym ira pliwifcyyw. 'J rMP)fluiy wmimnWml" ll)t," Jw lwki4 "p- "Him fur ilia $M MWmm W) l)i lll Mr Hvwr i Vo nmm m vl liupfMUWiHy If it hW,m toff 4fH N PfsOooHP- At It you'll only bolievo me. my dear Lady Hilyard, when I toll you that I'm sorrier than I can say." "Then you acknowledge that you wcro 'icedlessly cruol?" "I was brutal. " Ho wouldhavo com mitted blacker perjury as sho wiped that tear away. "And that I had just causofor indig nation?" "You were perfectly right " A smilo broko liko April sunshine over her faco. "In that case, I supposo I must for give you. " Ho was ridiculously grateful. He heaved a sigh of rolief and hositated, With Ills hand on the button of tho elec tric bell. "Lady Hilyard, you know tho Arab custom of taking salt with one's friends? As a token of good will permit mo to givo you tho prosaic English equivalent of a cup of tea." Tho offer was tempting, th6 room was hot, and sho had talked a great deal Sho yielded and mora When tho re freshments camo, accompanied by won derful sweetmeats from Bend strcot round tho comer, sho asked permission to pour it out for him with a winning graoiousness which charaod him. It afforded him nn odd sense of pleasure, too, to see her white fingers moving about tho pliina. Ho was unaccustomed to tho presence of women in his homo. With tho Japaneso tablo between them, (hc;n phnttod for awhilo, and then thoplockou thomantolpipcostraijk 0. Bho roso, with a pretty gesturo of dismay, liko n second Cinderella. "Do you know, Mr. Jivoraono, that i havo been a whole hour wasting your valua ble time?" "I thought ifc had been 10 minutes, " ho answered, "and tho pleasautcst timo of my Ufa " "Very pretty!" sho said, blushing faintly. "Aud. Ill feUim for ''i le$ P10 tell you my address is on my oard, and that my 'day' is Thursday. Also I must thank yon very heartily for your kind ness aud courtesy to an impertinent in truder. Very few men would have been so ronsldorate, " "Plenso don't thank me. It is I who owo you a debt of gratitude. Yoa have taught mo something noyer expected to learn." "What?" "That the pondnOr ot your lioro and herolno was not Imnrohaglo nt Ml " Their eyes met Tho woman's dropped, self conscious, pleased. "Von really mean that?" "On my soul, I do." Tho mot delloioqs tsoftness was in ior volooi U nmko mo w proud and Imppy to think I havo con vnoedyou" There was a (dlwioo. Bho smoothed a VvrlnMo ti ier sootlo gloyo. Ho twisted a button oil Ills coat Then he aroused htrsolf, with ft lUtlo Inogh, and extended icr hand. "Well, goodby, Mr. Uverdene, aud once more, thank yon." lie pressed her nnvera ever so lightly jipr proselyte. "Not 'goodly,' "ha murmnrod. "Att rovolr."WftK and WIdt. ' " yWWWI IIMMW It Mald that Mlw Xojendlo, who Jim nt revived thp much wvett4 po )tlou of maid of Iwwor to tym" Vlo lorln r,-JJl llr UdfA lllflk Ui tt UlUCU frk of msgimtlo (ittrwitiori, Vm quwii W mr for the prtt iiw Wlieii ?m wmo to clog ftt tl' Httlo ftutfUy WTf -(irrHiiKtruy j'rlPfAM Mrt at tl Villi r'rtld,rottl i4 WM porllwlarly tHwM i ltr pM-Auil fa4i and wwt j vohi ft wm will Jm lmm wvri Mint (liu mn elr!f w wJI , young mr Uvm IwM !' Vw InVoWtiBlf Wmfesr AS the littlo fleet; advanced Coiftmbus eagerly scanned tho shore "Well, I declare," ho suddonly ex claimctl, with great animation, "living pictures, as I'm alivol" A period of silonco intervened. "Yes, "said tho eminont navigator presently, in answer to nn inquiry by tho first innto, "I shall bo using the op era glasses all tho forenoon." Thcro wero murmurs of discontent among tho crew, but nothing camo of It Detroit Tribune. "Open All Night." -Life SrrMng u Reparation. "Do you givo gas horo?" asked a wild looking man who lushed into a dentist's ofilco on Clark street. "Wo do," replied tho dentist "Does it put a fellow to sleep?" "It does." "isound nsleep, so you can't wake him np?" "Yes." "You could break his jaw or gouge out Lis eye, and ho wouldn't fool it?" "Ho would know nothing of it" "How lbng does it mako him stay aslccp'r" "Tho phyhical insensibility produced by inhaling tho gas lasts iv miiiuto or probably a little less." "I guess that's long enough. Got it all ready for a follow to tako?" "Yes. Tako n beat in this chair and show mo your tooth." "Tooth nothing!" said tho excited caller, beginning rapidly to remove his coat nud vest. "I want yon to pull a porous plaster off my back." Chicago Tribune. Nuttilng to Cry About, "Can you telephone to do olty hospi tal from lieah?'" asked n negro, putting his head in tho door of the pressroom nt tho Four Courts a fow days ago. ' 'Yes, ' ' ropliod a reporter. ' ' Whom do you want to iuquiro about?" "My wife, Martha Cook. Wo livod on Eleventh street, and sho went to the hospital about a month ago." Tho reporter rang np tho city hospi tal, and Dr. Marks' clerk answered that Martha Cook had been treated for bil iousness aud had been discharged from tho hospital July 30. "Sho's gono oil wid dat odder niggor, dat's whatrsho is, and I'sco gwiuo to get another woman, I is, " And without further explanation tho negro departed. St Louis Post-Dispatch. Useful Glmcruclis. It-was rathor startling to bo nwakonod by tho light of a dark lantern shining in one's eyos, but Editha's politeness did not desert her. "Won't you sit down, Mr. Burglar?" she paid sweetly. Unthinkingly ho oboyed and met his doom, for ill another moment ho was so eutanglcd in tho tidies, throws, ribbons, etc., with which tho littlo rocker was covered, that ho could do nothing but sit'still and glaro nt her as sho stopped over to the tolopuono and called tho po lice Indianapolis Journal. ?fo ItecpnipcilK' Whatever. Lawyer Of courso I'm willing to bring suit for any amount you say, but don'tyou think $50,000 is rather a large amount for breach of pionlihe? Old Mnid Client No, sir. Lawyer Do you think you havo suf fered to that extent? Client Yon wouldn't nsk that if you had heard tho womeu around this towu laugh when thpy gat to talking about mo. Detroit Freo Press. Just the licverse, "Yes," said Yollowly, "I was taken for a burlgar last night," 'How was that?"' nskod Brownly, "Well, when I am late out at night my wifo loaves a window open on the lower floor, by which I gain an entrance. Last night a policeman caught nio as I was climbing in." "Well, will! Did ho pull you in?" "No. Tin juiltd mo out" New Y'eiJ: Prist STERILIZED' MVK 1 - , . . . m ii the only safeguard against the many diseases Insidiously promulgated by ordi nary milk. BORDEN'S PEERLESS BRAND Evaporated Cream ur unsweeicnea condensed mUK is se perfectly sterilized that it Is absolutely pure and wholesome, S Prepared and guaranteed by tho New York Condensed Milk Co. Your grocer can supply you. lII!ll!llin!ililllllllli!II!lilill!llliUUU)llli!liUiiilJIHIIIIIIIIIII!!llitll!ilIil? HOTEL WILLAMETTE 1 Special Announcement IT ia the purpose of the Manager to offer special in ducements and givo particu lar attention to iamilies who desire Day Board, and to i gentlemen who require per il inanent accommodation, spe ;cial rates will be made. bBIbiiHLHrmg ftflnBHStHSKit A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor. Ed. C. Cross, :Mk.: Choice Mea k Wfcolesalo ami Ifctall Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats ot allKInds Off Court and 110 8tate Streets, GARDEN HOSE ! Churchill' & Burrough LAWN GOODS. For tho BeA nn'd'! Oheapdt always go to Si 103 tate street. PERRY & CO;, MANUFAOTUBliRS of Hop and Cooking Stoves. Hollow ware, all eizee, and Chilled Plow PoinU. Full line ol Stove Extras. Engines repaired. All kinds of Job Work neatly done Near Depot, Salem, Oregon. Correspondence solicited. 1891. mm JIM! KIFTY-KiRST YEAR, The Past Qunmnteet The Future The fact that Hood's Sarsa. parilla has cured thou sands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and trenf?th ens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember , j f k JM t g-v fim myiiQom, Oldest, Highest and Most Extende'd Institution of Learning in jracinc iMortnwest. Sixteen Courses ol Instruction, through 'Acadeinjo and College to Theology, Law and lJPJenilla,c9re to' Training In avaohlnr.Buatrieis, Art, Klocution and Music. Beveral ioet (Jrnduato Courses. 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