Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, September 02, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textni ?Sp '"T" jwpi if- "TW; SKS23EB i. . ta i I I PORTLAND AND Imnirs iWfl.iirilll,L b ,vv,vi -rr.r;-t. ...a.y.-. && qHANOK IN niLTi OF FAIIE. MtiATrl .IfceorrtfO.toaortuIlk; alo potatoes, brcml ana dairy Duller. ftula Blcfttr Srtton Coops.. BauMge.. Outlet, plain. and lieg. and Kgg buig Htoak. InBteatcand Kgea Mm BUwitc with Oulons.. laBUakBpanliti Bone Blrloln.. .. rl Outlet, breaded . JSa MO Ma 200 200 too 200 250 25o 250 2.V) 15c PERSONALS. 1. Uinsmoor Is bonio from Port- G, Btolz had business in tho raotrop- jJM today. rattier j. d. triutu iciuiura iuujr Bodaylllo. rnfaonr V. ft. MlVRIrnV WHtlt to gene today. y. F.X. Matthleu returned to CJer- thla afternoon. r. G. Wright, tbo pioneer grocer, HitBuniluy in Portland. attorney Geo. G. Bingham was at vrIb today on business. ola Nels, tho Albany hop buvor, business in Salem today. G. Wright returned thin morning a business trip to Portlutid. D. Krenton, of Monmouth, 111., ered ut the Wlllumette today. E. B. McElroy, of Eugene, snt Hunduy with his family iu tblH ir. ami Mrs, turned from i 'oode. W. T. Bounott have month's outing at f 5Mr. and Mra. W. A. Jarvls drove up week and are visiting Will Burr : family. Ics Althallah Bhulse sturted this noon for Eastern Oregon wlioro will spond tho winter. A. Irwin and Geo. Altkcu unwed. Sunday altoruoon from a nth's outing at Nowyort, E. Moody vltlled with his pnr- in thin city overBuuday, returning Portland this morning. 'ol. Robt. Thompson returned to rtland this morning, after a Sunday t with his family in this city. retnry ot Stato II. R. Klncald ro- aed from Newport this afternoon iire he speut Sunday with his ftiiy. 'Mrs. J. II. Mooro and daughter Car eme up Saturday oyonlng to visit ads and Mlaa Carrio returned In morning. Lu. AM...llnll Qlilllfin 1f t.l.i ! i for Hoppuor In tho hopes that u mountain nlr may restoro her to th again. dge R. B. Boau returned to New- today to Join bis family for a few i, when they will nil come home the reason. and Mra. W. A, Elnsmoor, of SALEM. Eloctric Road With Fruit Farms the Whole Length. Thoro Is a probablity that the project to conuect Baleui and Portland by an electric railway will be revived with tbo dawn of better times. The schema was well under way three years ago Just at tho time to be thwarted by tho financial crisis, F. N. Derby, superin tendent of the Balem Motor railway, and tho projector cf Mornlngsido ad dition, had been assured of capital by an Eastern tlrm to build and equip tho lino. There Is ample water-power for tho generation of electricity between tho two points, and Mr. Derby esti mates tbut $700,000 will put tho Hue iu operation, ills plan was to purchase a strip of land one-half mllo wide along tho roulo on each side and divide it into small tracts for salo. Tho route, us contemplated by tho projectors, was east of Oregon City. Mr. Derby thinks it not altogether impraotlcablo to go between tho river and blufl at tbut point without crossing tho formor. As an investment, Mr. Derby Is poslllvo that an electric lino connecting Balem uud Portland would pay, With 00,000 poople at one end of tho liue.and 15,009 ut tho other, to draw from, and the -ra--f will, .n iiludp-lj V ir. land, who have been visiting in eity for a few days, wont to Turner morning. l, , . ... , . T mP-" iHBuiiu jjiuuy uuu iuioo xuu bright, of Portland, who buvo boon I guests' of Mrs. E. O. Small for sov j weeks, returned homo this morn- jj accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Rlely, , will visit friends In the raotionolls ! few days. " oiAii Item. Tho marrlago of Miss fvftl Llunle Crane, the only daughter Mn. Allco M. Crane, to Mr. Porcy m Dabney, will bo solemnized nt resldonco of tho brldo'a mother, I West Park street, Portland, on aiteoday, September 11. m kavy Oatb. E. E. MoKlnney & Mve bought nearly 30,000 bushels eats at Bhnw station this season. if pay 16 cents a bushol for the y gray variety, and ship thorn to Francisco, iutevenlng tributaries, passenger, he thinks, could be carried from Salem to Portland or Portland to Balem for CO cents at a profit to the road, It is not ut all improbable that this enterprise will bo ugairi taken up and puehed to completion In tbo near future. Stipt. F. N.Derby Iiub udhored to tho iractlcttb lltv of this enterprise and it M one of the greatest opportunities for Investment and electrical development -ver ollered iu the United Btutcs. This wnuld bring fifty snuaro miles of highly productive laud Into dlrec .iourly electrical connection with the two largest oltloj In tlie Htato the capital and tho metropolis, Milk, fruit, vegetables, feed aud all country pro dulH would llud a nmrlut, wbllothe cities would havo a lurgely Increased t'ado in their merchandise While it would convert 32,000 acres of farming lands into suburban fruit tracts, It would build up a btrlng of villugos along tho entire line. It is Just what Is needed to convert this wealthiest part of Oregon from a thinly settled farming region, land lookod with poor roads for four to six months In tho yoar aud convert It into u thickly settled bolt of suburban homes and towns. This is an enterprise that cannot but succeed If the right men take hold of it. If Eastern capitalists could see the fruit and hop farms, the wealth of all crops as they show up at this season of tho yoar, aud could roallzo what hourly flrstclass railroad connections would do to colonize wholo villages of Eastern peoplo between Portland and Salem they would see a golden opportunity for Investment. The New Superintendent Will Be CrillciseU. REFUSES TO GARRY SINECURES. Makes a ltecord or Increased Number Discharged. SAID AT SALEM. pm Tho moist, rainy weather for w days Is reported to be bad on i and a number of yards arc ro f4 to b moulding and filling with ft The wind today has kept lu the Hiwwt, aud more moisture Is lu L BTYLE8, GOODS, UPEfl AND JACKETS, C CLOTHING, HATS, I.LAinEM'AND CHIMntKN'B SHOES. and trado with us. We are an Immense stootc of new f ail kind. We make the lowest ia trefythlng.Mngln a position , all competition from whatever WILLIS BROS. A CO. wit Iky Goods, Clothlnt; aud Mokw. 10 blaot Bilk drew pattern glv. n iaour dress good department. mt drM from u. J.J.Shaw, Attornoy at Law: "I have boon down at Astoria recently and thoro is tho llvollest town In Ore gon. Over two million dollars have boon paid out this Beaton at tho salmon cannorlea alone." G, W. Humphrey, Editor Jefferson Reviews "Thore Is considerable money in circulation up our way since the furmora havo sold their wheat: hop picking will also scatter aomo coin, but wheat Is still tho boat monoy circulator." Hon. David Cralg,Maoleay: "It the matter could bo left to tho people of tills state, a largo mnjorlty would bo glvou for John II. Mitchell for United States Bouator. For tho present wo are going to try and harvest our hop crop in the boat posslblo shape and aro uot talking politics," R. J. Flomlng, attornoy of law: "I spent two weeks Iu Nebraska; and return to Oregon liking It bettor than over. I went all through the state and saw a groat many pooplo. They are hopeful about their stale. Absence of rain aud moisture in the soil burnt up tho com crop east of Grand Island. Small grain was very good all over the state aud there Is evon good Jcorn In spots in the drouthy region. Land has not depreciated In value In the stato, I was offered M0 au aero for 60 aoros with no Improvements but a wire fence. Thero was a great oomplalnt at low prloea. Corn was ii2 cents, oats 16 cents. No wheat is raised to speak of. Politics Is red hot. The Populist craze Is dying out. Silver lutoreslf then ouly Indirectly. Tho PopulnU have uomlnated a Republioau for Supreme Judge. Democracy la dead." Tho cost of medical attendauco at the state Institutions Is one of the largest bills of expeuBe tho state has to pay. Tho letters of resignation written by two of tho consulting physlciatiH havo caused a great deal of comment, und that of Dr. Davidson is given below. Discussing tho proposition that the asylum cannot bo properly conducted without n lady physician, Supt. Palno Bald teday: "It wus expected that tho Eaetorn Oregon iiaylum would bo built and that It would be possible to lower tho running expenses of tho Instltutlou at Salem. But there has been no relief from tbo proposed branch and thero may ueyor be. Bo tho greatest economy Is needed to conduct, the asylum Here, A lady atteuduut Is always with tho physician who attend the women patlonts, so there nan be no Impropriety possible, Besides tho asylum bus no odtco or quarters suitable for a lady pbyslolan." Tho board will not meet today, this being a national bolldav, Thero may bo no meeting for eeverul duys. When the meeting In held Bupt. Palno will present his program us heretofore pub lished. Trained nurses uro to be Intro duced to tuko a large part of the euro of women patleuU thut.uow devolves up on other attoudatita aud tho regular medical stud. Thcso nursed aro por houb who havo takou a rugulur courau ot medical Instruction, know symptoms,' can administer medicines, give Injec tions or attend to whatever Is necessary muoh better than men or women who havo merely learned the duties of wurd nttondunt, or who havo ouly worked ubout thoadylum. ASYLUM STATISTICS. Tho number of patients discharged this month 41 was greater thuu was anticipated. There aro now 1005 In mates. Tho highest number over dis charged In quo month before Is 21. Tho following were received at tho asylum today. II. M. Tabor, aged 67, of Port land. Tabor Is worried over financial matters and wIbIics to glvo awuy his property In Richmond. Paulino Shaf fer, an eplletlc, ago 22, of Portland; Amanda Tethorow, of Monmouth, who drowned hor 0-year-old child In tho Lucklamuto August 20. J. E. Bostwiok, of Lebauon; S. B. Spauldlng, of Huppusr; and Charles Bishop, of Salem, woro discharged. BKCOND HKHlU NATION, Anotbor one of tho consulting physi cians at tho state insane usylum has reslgned: Salem, Oregon, August 31, 1805. To tbo Honorable Board of TrUBteca of tho Oregon Iusauo Asylum: Gentlemen: My salary heretofore has been so Inadequate and Incompat ible with aiy rightful Appreciation of tho position ot resident usslscaut nhv- slolauat tho Oregon Iusauo asylum, und so muoh bolow that received by the formor Ucumbent, that a regard for consistency anu fairness aud mow especially for my own financial welfare prompts mo to ask your board for u reasonable- increase iu my componsa tlon. With all duo respect I desire to say further, that ehotild your board find Itsolf dlsluollned to comply with my request In the premises, you no doubt will do mo tho kludneaa to con sider this communication an applica tion for a release from the duties of the position lu question at the clone of the preueut quarter. Respectfully, Claka M. Davidson, M. D. Dr. Davidson reotlvod $60 a mouth, and board and llvlugat tho asylum. Ed. J. THE "OYPSEY" To ARRIVE. O. O. Dally T. Go's. Now Schodulo. Boat to Portland- The rain of tbo past fow days has had u tendency to cause the river to raise and tho guugt at the O. it. & N. dock now stands ulhioul .8 of a foot above low wator murk. Tho steam boat men aro still hopeful of more rain, but do not wish the crops any damage. Both boats on the Willamette uro now carrying lurgo loads of hop pickers both up and down tho river. Last night over twenty of these industrious peoplo camped ut the foot of Court Btreot neur the Oregon City Tranpora tion company's dock. Tills mnrulug scores of wagons louded with pickers were seen to pas over, the big bridge Into Polk county. Steamor Modoc arrived up from Port laud at 0:i)0 n. m. this mornitig with a largo load of miscellaneous freight nod also an unusally lurgo number of pas eongers, tho la'ger I number of whom were hop pickers bound for the yards above Balem. Hastily unloading her curgo ehe took on a lot of miscel laneous freight tt the dock besides over twenty hop pickers and left on the re turn trip to Portlutid soon after 10 o'clock. This rmy probably; be her mat trip oc the upper Willamette us she may be transferred to ;tbo Yam bill but us yet no duflulto arrange ments have been mudo. The Oregon City Truusporatlon com pauy baa again adopted its new duily Hohcdulo whereby the people of Salem are given a dally boat to Portland, Tho Altona uud Grey Eaglo leavo Portland and Salem respectively at (J a, m, dally and meet at Mission Lauding ubout midway between Portland aud Balom whon freight and passeugorslnro trausferrod mid ttho return trip made. Tho first trip was mado Sunday and tho new echedulo will bo followed throughout tho present week for the accomodation of tho many hop pickers who desiro trunsporatloa along the river. Uuy M. Powers, local agent for tho O. R. &N. Co. In this city, yesterday reclved a telegram from D.C. O'Reilly assistant gouorul freight agent for that company iu Portland, stating that the "Uypsoy" would leave tho metropolis Tuesday morning on her initial trip up tho Wlllamotto, rcuchlng Sulom Tuesday evening. Tbs is of much BICYCLE RECOVERED. Chief of Polico Dlllcy Aoelutod by tho Owner Recover It. At 8 o'clock last Saturday afternoon Carey Martin sturtrd out on horseback to Hud a litcyclo which had been stolon on tho Wednesduy before. Jio rcturnod Sunday night bringing tho bicycle and tbo muu who Btolo it,bolug accompanied on his home trip by two constables from Lafayette urrd a gentle man from Lincoln. The llilof' nnnie Is Burt James, of Dtytun, Yamhllj couuty,uud he boasta of being a distant relative of the celebrated Frank tid 52-itipll jesse Jiuuea. tuo uuuing our, tracing up and capture of tho thief aa told by Carey Mai tin muke an Interesting ulory, equil In many respects to some ot the Piukerton series. The case wus lu tho hands ut Chei of Police Addison Dllloy, of Balem. Carey Murtln played detective, acting ull tho tlrao under tbo advice of the chief and the final capture wau made by Coustnble A. D. HoskluB, of Lafayette, bo being as sisted by blB eighteen year old bou and Detective Martin. The wheel was stolen by Bert James AugUBt 28, from a hallway next to the Williams & England bank. Ho was seen by Mr. Goodo aud was traced by tho Balem police from a very Blonder clue. Carey Martin dlBguIshsd in old clothes, armed blmsolf with a royolver, aqd located his man, and with tho aid of local constubles captured him and returned him to this city with tho wheel, whero he Is bound over for trial. Murtln says though It was a hard trip it wus highly interesting uud that great credit is due to Chief Dllley, of tho Salem police, for getting tho right oluo to tho party, and that Constablo tfosklna deservoa muoh ploasuro for tho energy he displayed, aud tho jun ior ooust'iblo a gold medul for nerve and daring, in holding the man with out wdrraut, jurisdiction or gun. Are You Ever Downright Hungry For bargains, if to do notoverlook tho Statu etrocfc dry goods storo Wo tuo oflbring Largnina nuvur bcibro thuwn in city. 3G inch all wool Ladios' Cloth. 50 -inch nil wool Ladies' Cloth. Broadcloth .&. 30c l8c 75c At tub Court Housk. "Lnboj Day" was pretty generally celebrated by tbo county offlclals today. 'I he louuty Judgf, clerk treaourer'Hnfllm wero closed but the oflltes of tho rucor ler aud sherlfl were open und cnuclder 'bio business trnnstcUd. Slirlfl Knight aud deputies today Issued ovei 11 fry tax receipts u number of wl.lcL vero received by norraipnndt-ure. Bhorlfl Knight will make another pay montnf taxes to tho county treasurer aomo tlmo this week, Rather Soapy For a good article in Laundry Soap, try our Savon. It is good and tho price is 10 bars for 25c. Unequalled! was tho remark mado by one of our customers after using our famous long- bar toilet This is a scented article. Price 6c por bar. Machinists, ,! 1.1. . 1 l aimiii, uuu any one wisuing that will remove crrenso and stay by Grandpa's Wonder Prico 10c; 3 for 25c. HARRITT & LAWRENCE. P. 0. Grocery. 50-inch all-wool sergo r,Qc Wo are showing a lino of fnney silks at27o, 88c, fiOo and 95c that can not be beat. We are still stilling our shues, hata and genls' furnishing goods at a great sacrifice. New Capes and Jackets Arriving Daily. . 0- And last we want to remind you of the Kid Fitting Corbet. Best on earth. To'bo had only at S. M.& E. H. STOCK 115 STATE STREET. Wa ace Warehouse Corner Trade and High st. ijarls now open tor public use as a general storage building. HOPS, PRUNES AND POTATOES i xpecla ty. a liln btilkllug lum been rullttcd nnd specially adapted to tho bunlneia ruckKt), rcHlra, triiCKH aud clbvatorH buve been provided, UiUKlng it tlie moat con .inn una ooniiii.miiius uiu au K in mo uiuto ror tuiu purpose Located In tU uenrt of Balem A liml UiUKlng it tlie moat convenient. I I rtAlltdfl In ! linn h . l . i nu i.tiiiHM(i hop .cuter ol Orejou, K.-owersaud nulp,cra will mo tbo advantage of uhvIuk' tli ii jjooitu where buy urit will huvnu ci-sh lu tlit-m at ull time. uiub r or ruios hiiu uwiur luioruitiuon tea me , oni:QON Knurr A PIlOUUCi: CO., Managers. BARR & PET2EL, Hop Stores and Pip, WOOD AND IRON Plumbing and Tinning. 214 Commercial PUMPS. See us before order! n Street. tr o- GRAY BROS,, HARDWARE, black- a soap oil, all Soap. WAGONS AND ma UMIO w. Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements, Latest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices.; Cor. State and Liberty St$. SALEM" OREGON; "T C. You Can't Afford it. When lu search of oholoe laundry aud toilet aoap you cannot atlor to overlook the homo name manufactured product that can't be beat any where Balem Boap & Chemical Works. Btelncr's Market In head quarters for 2eavftcH an (J Melons at wholesale and retail. lighter draught than any othor boat on the river and will be ablo to travel with apparent eao over tho sauio por tion of tho river that Is so difficult for tho othor boats to run. At nresent Hues have to bo used at a number of places along tho rlyer and much bettor sorvico can bo expected of tho new boat than has been had Irom tho Modoo In the past week or two. Alex Gordon will bo captain of the new boat, John Dietmore, mate, and Harry Blanchard, purser. A faultless rlvor service Is now assured the peoplo of Salem and points on the lower river. A Household Nkckssitv"EpI. ouro ten." It goes more toward keep lug peaoe In the family than anything else. For sale only at Gilbert & Pat terson's. ii Yarn of all ordinary klud at TUe New York lUoket at low yttleat. . . '8-80.24 lw Dr. Prlco's Ctara UafcWg't'owtfw Police Ooutt. Today being Labor day no official business was trausaotcd lu police court. Frank Pike, who was arrested Satur day afternoon charged with assault and battery on tho person of Mrs. II. O. Tarploy, also of carrying concealed weapons, will bo Riven a trial at 3 o'olook Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Pike was released Baturday ovonlng upon furnishing bonds In the sum of $100 on each charge. John Hunter, the hobo, who ro. elated Officer Latouretto when beiug arrested Friday night was given thirty days in the county jail for hla "sport," m You Nkkd it Aud cannot get along without it an umbrella since the rain 1b set lu. Lo.e uo time In purchasing one aud see our assortment before buying elsewhere. G, W. John- son & Bou. Fouu Kinds. Brewster A White, tlie rollablo Court street fed dealers. havo four kinds of hay cheat, timothy, clover aud wheat hay. Quality good, price low, iMfossiiiM, it would almost bo Impossible to name all the good things at Brtuison tfc Uo's., but hero aro a few of them: Tomutoen. uphpIips mmk and watermelons, and everything to bo wuuwiu uiu murium. . Children Cry for P.tohtr' Castorl. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Fair. CREAM BAKING POWDER Most Perfect Made. 40 Ytantke Standard, ' STATE HOUSE NEWS. Judge Moorhead was In tho city today to perfect the papers In the eastern Oregon asylum case, which will bo heard at the October term, tho any not ueing set. Labor Day Is observed In all the departmouts and the stato offices were closed for all publlo business. xoe regular montlily meeting of mo state railroad couimtsolon fell on today. All tho members and secretary wero in tho city nnd adjourned to 10 n. in. Tuesday, Tho rallrord commission finding In the complaint of the people of Rallegh, Or., that they have no side track and that they aro compelled to pay fare through to Ueaverton, two and a halt miles further, that there Is not busl. ness euough to warrant a Bldotraok, but hereafter tnoy will pay faro onlv to tha t.ll mi. a it . (uawuu. muo nnuiug in the case of w. a. uiackburn who was killed at Oregon City July 18, was that he was negligent In driving up a back street on a trot where a barn obscured tho approaohiug train, although the en glno was rlnglug It's bell and had winsiieu, COBURG GOODALE, LUMBER YARD, STREET, NEAR DEPOT, All grades and dimensions of BuldlugLumhor. Largest stock and Lowest P'lce. J. E. BAKER, Manager. TWEI FTH BXCELSIOR - STABLES B. C, Hansen, Manager. Only good horses used. .Satisfaction Bguarantood. JStables back of Stato Insuranco block. Born. JOIIN8. At tho family homo near Frultlaud, Sunday, Bept. 1, 1805, to Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Johns, a eon. KOPPOCK.-At Itosedale, Sunday, Bopt. 1, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Lam bert Kuppock, a girl. A Difference in Accont. "Aro you oil" on parole?" asked friend of an asylum employo. "No; I'm off tho payroll." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. y AuuN To TitAUtt-ror sale or to inula hi .'V. ?.ay,oroatineoodiarm wuron. Aivly lo Q. I- l'uyne eumor anyiuui. Mlw 11 Ol BuXtSd-Heuay lor Immediate dllv JU ery: uocuratoly out irom 8:eci dry wane ur; IiBUtttudairouK. 1'rloea tosjittlidtluKM. Utplui L,uiuberlnv Co. H ii. Pickers Wanted. Tweuly.flvo to thirty more pickers wanted Immediately. 0 2tf , Uekken & Levy. hop ytTANl HI) An Inmost, uctlvo geutleuian or " ludyto truvel for eubmuuU, relmom liouse. BaUuyjTSO.puyablo 15 wenly uud expense, ttttuuuon iierumntut. lluiorouixii. buctoae seir-addiesiiea uinped envelope, t Uo. Douiinloa (.omiMiuy, ais umuU uulldlu Clilcuuo. S-71BI UolNliaa UtrtuHlO.tatty wuuukI to Blurt uud ruu llverv and fued stable 111 iovvu wliliout uucU uumueaa. Corner lot will be donated. Inqulro ut tula offloa, 87diu B Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Died. WHITE. At the home of John Woh nine miles east of Salem, Friday Aujru8t80. 1895. Aihi win. ."J 40 years, of scarlet fever. Funeral services were held at 3 o'olock Sunday afternoon and the remaius wero Interred in the burying grouuda. family ERIC At the insane asylum. Sundav Sept. 1, 1895, ti Erio.iged 33 year: of carcJmouiu of the Hyer. ' Remains were shipped to Portland on the 2:20 train for bmlal. Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder WwM's Fak lufc MMklawl Wf-N JOHN HUGHES. Dealer Iu Groceries, lIuts, Oils, Window Glass, VKruklies and tlio most complete stock ol Brushes oi all Kiuds Iu the State. Artists' Matcrials.LIme, Hair.Ccmeutand Shingles aud Huest ouality ol GRASS SUEDfc ClUltUii'iAM bOlKWOK-iawraturo or all J Jtludnou tola uud Ulirlstlan boieucu 8er. ttuca m aa) lauany umol. corner -UUemeHeta. 27K f( t0 SIM CO umontU paid to auy Dlt;.UWono iu represent ua. Worn ttmui t)uy enougtuoracliliatodo. Air. J. W. Mxou, llolso yity Idado, made tiH.V in ocewtoK. ilnry Ilu.ii, lyou, Colo .cleared I7j.10 la three day, ltov. wui. Cartu, Aberdeen, s. vx k. mt.de H.w the drat day A u capital or experience uecttry. Term aud pauiphlew in. Address at onco, auepp & Co. IJ4) cuetuui nt., rmludeipiila. r. Lr MaliKH, rtewapttperAdvorUalUK Aenl, . 21 MerornuiU' Kjohanee, San Krucousco, "ourttuuionieu agent, 'inis paper U Kepi unfile la alaoraco. sJir.iiiiA outUitAW Typuwriuug aud j commercial atouorophy. umoe. rojm ii, Uruy biook. sonable rates. The ueat or work done at rea iJ-ia pAfc.tio. i-oruaua, aaonuuuuui, --.. -tttwinaaud duu Kiaaaucupapc mupri fuavomca olock. oeaiUo paporsouaat V1UW1S1' iy WJAN.-O. Alanm. jjj Lfoat Ufllco bloc. KooinU, 11U. Miisic Teaching. ..1l,??.lP,nlf . the lUllaa methoa .n WAWlJt,u Aoilveuiau to cuuvua. uu aalary for the chuipet und inoai popular new a pper for the people. Apply at tuia oihce at ouce. ONE MAIN harmony taugut. Keiulir ,rel." n. SlVen by Dr. larln "win hTi-V.""""1 ? .ch weeic limited numbeSX .. nweivea. jjeaaom givea at homes of SuDiii I M m. du 37 tuear tusl w UcK lu oue biuuii lovru. Auy . iriiu tuuuu u common education cau do aa well uud omy work s hou,is per day. rt e wou.u ropnaeutallou lu o.try acuoot d. vrtci aud towu lu tue ktulo, Addrun uox aiw, wu. 7-31 lw ow today" and "Want Ads," five m Daily or Wrkiti.v JnnitNAL. or 5 ota, ?