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, In Taking Our Annual Inventory,
, , We find we have too Many
DRESSING SACQUES
tustral Walss and Outing
Flannel Night Dresses
80 In addition to oar REMOVAL SALE on theao goods wo aro going to add a
CLEAN-UP" 8ALE o" ttiom. Tho rcault will bo prices that will positively move
- ;tbem off nt once. If you can uo anything in that lino at a ridicuoualy low price
f "come In today or tomorrow.
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Yi6 Moye Into the New White Corner About April 1.
HotVersoite
THE BIG BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEM
THOMAS
SHARKEY
Will
Figlit With
Heavy Weight
Any
ATTEMPTS TO
MEET MAHER
The San Francisco Athletic
Club Offers a Big Purse
on AkGovern.
THE TIMES
PLEADING
For a Stronger Navy lor
Great Britain.
Defective Eyes
Can bo mahJe to co perfectly and tho
trouhlu cnt ruly removed hy properly fitted
rLmch. My long experience id nt your
command, I examine your oyi-a FHKB
ami tell you whotheror notvou need glasseB
A larpo proportion of heailaclica, nervous
nets, hysteria and Insomnia Is caused hy
eyo strain.
The Removal of the cause
Effects a permanent cure.
G. H. Hinges,
V (kftstmc OetKIan
VL 29fl Commercial St.
w next Dor to Holvtrsoa's
Wheat Market
Han Ktuariaro, Jan, 22-Cash 97tf.
Oihcaoo, III,, Jan. . May. 1K).
Palem, 60.
FRANK MORLEY'S
EYE RFMOVED
GOLD DUST FLOUR
mads nr
Tho SIdnov Power Co.
Kumar, oasooM.
Representative Merrill of Col
umbia County Still at the
Sanatorium.
inado for family use, ask your grocers for
t. Or an and aborts always on hand,
K T.
WALN,
rnoMa- 61
TURKISH BATHS
ARE COMPLETED
Frank Morley of Sllvorton who has
been at the Cartwrlght Sanatorium, on
Monday had his eye removed, tho hos
pital specialist Dr A. dlllls performing
the operation. Tho young man had his
a r r I pjey poisoned In some way and it was
nULU I found necessary to remove It to savo tho
oinereya irom uircatonod clangor,
Representative Merrill of Qolumhln
county is still at the Hanatorlum hut Is
improving steadily.
Xuw Yohk, Jan. 22. Tom Sharkey
does not Intend to remain idle until ho
eats an oooortunity to uamo lor wio
championship. Tho sailor, .who la now
at Hot Springs, where .ho went to train
for his go with "Kid McCoy," which
has been declared off, has wired hi
manager, Barney Heloh, to match him
against any other heavyweight available.
Managor Jim Kennedy of tho Twent
ieth Century Club oi San Francisco,
called ou Mr' Heidi and suggested thut
some good man take McCoys place,
itich told Kennedy that Sharkoy was
anxious to got on n match or two be
foro ho met Jeffries, and would sign
arillcles at once if Kennedy wontd eo
curo a worthy opponent.
Kennedy has tho matter under con
sideration and will make an effort to
got I'etor Mah'er to moot Sharkoy in
j San Francisco ii'jxt month.
Thoro was talk of a meeting hotwoen
Sharkoy and Mnher before McCoy enmo
to tho front and now that tho "Kid"
I has withdrawn thoro Is good reason to
bcllcvo that tho two will bo tnatchod.
It is understood that Mr. Kennedy
will bo a bidder for tho contest between
Sharkey and Jeffries, providing tho lat
ter wins his coming bout with Ituhlin.
FINANCE MUST
NOT INTERFERE
First Draft Submitted of the
Proposed Cuban Constitution.
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London. Jan. 22. In tho course of
a vary strong editorial appeal this morn
ing for Btrengthonldg tho navy of Great
Jirithmand placing it on anadequato
war footing, tho Times says:
"Our fleet should bo of sufficient site,
forco and cqulpmont and readiness for
war as shall loavo no reasonable doubt
as to tho result of a a naval conflict be
twecn Great Britain and any other two
naval powors."
LIST OF JURORS
FOR FEBRUARY TERM
The following named jurors were to
ilov (lrntvn In nnrvn for thn (firm nt rir.
cult court in this county, convening 17 lbs, granulated Caiie
SPECIAL
Tho nrticlo goes on to say: "For
months past tho complement ol cruisers
attached to the Mediterranean fleet was
reduced to nn inadequacy pos'tlvoly per
ilous, while quite lately tho channel
squadron was for a timo ontiroly depriv-1
eu ol cruisors.
The Times protests against any unan
cial considerations being allowod to in
terfere with carrying out tho increase,
and declares that nn addition of torpedo
boats and othor auxiliaries is required.
BADLY CUT
FOOT TREATED
lludolp Lion, a resident of I'ratunt had
Tho Turkish baths at tho.WlllamiKa
hotel, are completed and were opened
lMi'nfatit'irlth voflil tiAtrnnicn. rnnnlm.
.l!rf(Tf TSt.ll.ll twattlB ...... .fn.t..l I
. UI2 m ! vuuhjib iuuui oiuii,n icsiuuin ui rrniuiii 1111(1
wMiudtw rpcomnvntled hy all phyil. thomlifortuno Monday to very eoveroly
Jtoni, H-ew bw -ho only Turkish baths cut hU foot with an axo. Ho was
lathe state outside of Portland and brought to tho Salem hospital, where
should recetvo Reed patronsg from I Dr. J. D. Shaw treated tho injured innu
Haleni people. who I now m a fair way to recovery.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 22. ft In stated that
If Terry McGovern cannot makoeatiK
faotory terms with Frank Krnofora
bout In Uiin Friineiiru it is prohablo that
hmvill tnk o on Kid liroad for a twenty
live round bout In that city.
I Tho San l'ranelsco Athletic Club Iiah
practically oriorod n $5,000 purso for Mc
Govern to light n good feathor weight ol
his own choosing and liroad Is the only
man In tlmtclass that wants to go with
tho littlo champion. Negotiations are
landing now between Joo Mucey,
Hromls manager, Sum Harris and tho
San FrauoUco club.
Havana, Jon, 22. Tho Control Com
mittoo of tho Cuban Constitutional con
vention roportcd at the eoBsion of tho
convention tho proposed constitution.
Tho document contains some modifica
tion of tho original draft. Tho convention
adjourned until Thursdry.
Tho proposed constitution does not
contain any propositions regarding tho
futuro relations between tho United
States and Cuba.
In tho project submitted thcro Is a
ulaueo In addition to tho original draft
providing that 00 days af tor tho adoption
of tho electoral law tho constitution shall
go Into offect.
Tho electoral law will bo drawn up as
soon as tho contltullon is completed.
REGULAR CAUCUS.
February 11.
Kusaell Cntlin, Snlom No. 3, Agent.
1 J Cox, North Sllvorton, farmer.
O W Geer, Sublimity, former.
John W Wltzel, Turner, fanner.
Freeman Van Patten, Prospect, carp
enter. V F Darby, Aumsville, farmer.
A J Shoemaker, Jefferson, carpenter.
J Z Painter, North Salem, farmer.
N J Damon, Salem No. 2, merchant.
WTlticheu, Tumor, waroliouBoman.
S A Hughes, Prospect, carpenter.
A M Winston, Yow Park farmer.
K It T Judeon, Yow Park, farmer.
Thno. Boutin, St. Paul, farmer.
John Johnson, Jlowoll, farmer.
Wright FoBhay, North Silverton,
farmer.
G W Weeks. Howell, farmer.
WH Htimphroy. East Salem, farmer.
A M LaFollett, Brooks, fanner.
J L Cook, St. Paul, "farmer.
W A Rice, Yew Park, fanner.
M L Jones, Brooks, farmer.
Aug. Will. Hubbard, farmer.
O S Hoskins. Butteville. brick mnltor.
J W Young, Englewood, carpenter.
M Palmer, Mt. Angle, farmer.
James Looney, Englewood, farmer.
T D Jonea, Prospect, farmer.
O Marsh. Saloui No. -I. farmer.
T J Croniso, No. Sulera, photo
grapher. h L Remington, Woodburn, mechanic.
CONTRACTOR FOR
P0STOFFICE ARRIVED
18
susrar. $1.00
lbs. extra C cane
sugar --$1.00
Roasted coffee, per lb.
15c, or 2 lbs. for .25
2 brands excellent flour
per sack .75
8 lbs Fancy Pink Beans
strictly No. 1 25
Fancy Burbank potatoes
per bushel 25
New walnuts large and
fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. .25
DON'T WANT TO BE
U. S. SENATOR
wise, wbon a rnsrAon la allowed J
eovorni uuuurtru vi mem, yottljjl
ie allowed to soli tuom, and tbw
lilbit an ordinary citizen from ,
In trout. It ia hoped tho preBent
Friedman don't want to bo U. S Sena
tor. Many times thoy hnvo tried to havo .,,.,, , ,nt,nn, nli Ulrt .,,,,
.... -.1 .1 A-.. . lll.. '"" " ' " - -.IW
laws which aro un-Amoricau,
him run, and onco tho Btnto'went with
out one on account of it, but ho makes n
few suggestions that some of the gamo
and fishing laws bo repealed, especially
wliero they allow n man to kill fifteen
birds and ho la not permitted to eoll ono,
ho must either down It himsoll, or clan
destinely disposo of thoin, why Bhouldn't
n person if ho is allowed to kill fifteen
birdB, bo allowed to dispose of thorn in
hia own way. So any citizen of Snlom
may purchaeo ono and not bo prohibited.
A man should not bo allowed to kill
mora than ono or elee givo him tho right
to dispose of them. Trout fishing liko-
invars umv u mw pureona am
eomo wholesomo eonsiblo flatiifl
gamo laws, whoro do porsonj
catch moro than ton trout, and i
tlinn two birds or olso gives tho i
pormlBsion to apurchaBo and
snmo. Hoping tho mombors
Houbo and Sonato will act on th!
of tho only man who don't waht
U. S. Senator, S. Friedman who
found corner Stato and Coal
Btroots whoro they soil clothim
ladioi and gouts' furnishing good,
i
When buying groceries don't
fa1 to call on us.
M, T. Rineman
132 State Street,
Telephone 131
A CARLOAD Iff, iff DRY GO
Just received at Greenbaum's.
Fine silks, velvets dress goods, calio
percales, ginghams, etc
Prices lower than at any other ho
in Salem,
Call and see the new goods.
IbADORB GRBBNBAUM
Location hirst Door South of the Postoffice,
Coiitlninxl from dm ppse.
Tfce Caucus, ly Unanimous Vote, Has Decided For
t)ent TOe fourth
Clear Havana Cigar, Sold By
, Sam, S, Goldsmith Cigar Co,
TJietotHPiano and Organ Sale
Every Article Reduced
A'nicc chance to beautify and make your home
1116494 11 4uu ciiicnaimng. is uiere not any
thlngr In the list below that you ought to have?
1 National Oman, low ton. 6 oe
Uvea ia 00
1 0m Organ, low top, 4 octavvt 20 00
; W'"' 5.orK. ocuym as oo
1 Kty OhaK)I Organ, 5 ocUvetf 30 00
1 Chlrneo Cottago orao, patio,,
OooUvw .140 00
X Katry Organ, Parlor. S octavwl (0 00
1 l'utiiam Ontaii, llltth toil and
minor, oot. coupler I to 00
6 Kimball Onrans, tltth top and
4 Kts of rmh oct couplar . . t GO 00
3 KimUil (iiiniM. light or dark
rawi 4 Kta of mAt, oct. cuuploit 70 00
A, II Chaw Oniana. Oak. 4
1 Upright Piano, mado In Hiik-
uu, 177 00
1 Nugent I'lano Oak JlHT 60
i WlMr i'lano, mahogany 4 kxI.
I II nio i'lano. French Vhiut..W7 00
I Kimball I'lano, Mahogany
illghtly daii.agtsl raau 873 00
1 Klmlwll I'lano Kronoh Walimt(lt 00
3 Whitney IManoi, oak or wnl
nut ijjiy Qft
&rn,10' rianoa, oak or walmilffcO IH)
1 Kimball 1'iano, Colonial m.
hogauy. . (jog w
Umataon plauo Colonial um-
limtanjr ins m
H Hmeiaon I'lano, colonial ma-
vy I860 00
The kbovo aro all iwoIal Urvln
iiiMrumenta oM for cam or mmithly
'"' o F'.w ami upwar,!.. f
lwuulit on time. 8 nr ttttti. i .. m
.. . .---.--. miviv.1 n III
wta of rmW. ocU roupl.r . . . . 75 00
1 Kurrand Votry Organ, Wal-
nut, xtnt tint DO 00
1 Kimball, Imnilaomo carvnl coirt t)7 00
8 A, II. Chaio walnut, extra tluo
caw... f W 00
1 Story A Clark oigan, extra tluo
I WottWOwo;7 iw:.:iw oil'',,'r,,
A number of the above instrununts havtne
been sold, this special yale will clot on Satur
day evemntr next. -V X W x
OpiKmlto Uuih llauk.
WILL,
Uluo ltlbbou Canneil Fruit
A QUALITY SALE
Oar KnUr l.Itio of Hxtra 84ltJ..
PIE FRUITS
PPAfunc mi i
APKIC0TS jyrJ!! 305 Oullon.
PUMPKINS ,0r 23c per Gallon.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
Oinllniio.1 Kruni Fourth Vane,
Huiltli wiih nainiid by Hodges. Htory
nmned Corbett anil (JoIvIk (mined Uvr.
iimnu, aeoonded liy Hiimo; Htownrt ew!.'''"wif congpfcloua in tho affair.
un and Democratic cnucusoa woro in bob-
slon nt tho nejignod quortorfl, (ho ant!
cuucub nioinborBheld ncauciiB too, which
wob patronized by 19, momburo only.
It WAS OVidentiv innnamil hv finnutnr
Kuykendall, wJio mm in and out. Kp
roonUtivo8mithof Afarlon mIbo mado
A, Campbell, of tho Campbell Con
struction Company, of Chicago, who was
recently awarded n contract for tho
erection of tho now $100,000 poBtofllco at
Baiom, is in tho city looking over tho
alto and attending to niattora incident to
etartlng to work on the building in tho
near futuro.
LOOKING AND SEEING."
THERE IS A VAST DIFFERENCE BE
TWEEN THESE TWO ACTS.
The First of the Year
Will bo n good tlmei
n prnctlco course ol i
f lirnrnilffli lrnrwlmltij
t l .!...! i . .. i . . n r"fi
uiimuiiuH uuiiHuiuung our ruftumr auoruinnu or uusiiiobb coureo will opei
ujiiuriuniiiua in uuenncsB. n course at wio
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
work.
oiuIihI Corbet t. Votn atoed:
Statc-Tu(Jy Fortnooo.
Kiiykendull reHolutlon for sonata cat
ondnr adopted ti! to 0. WilllatiiBon got
coiiiniilteu through to reiMrt cost of
Niiine.
Charter of Antelope pAttned,
Wliltuoy'a bridge bill nt Albany read
MVond time.
l'loalilont Fulton iiiiunuucod inomburH co,,t watl'ortalnwl to tho wolfcro of the
Collector I. L. Patteraon was1 tho pow
er behind tho Ihrono, as ho wuu busily
consulted in tho rotunda, and flually
found It necoBBiiry to go Insido and sot
matters at rights. JiiBt what was dono
In not exactly clear, but who could aup
poo that nn thing was oonaldorod ex-
l
' .Wf guarantee the above goods lo be nice m
rjablf fruits don't forget our hue of Blue ami B
ris, the Iwt goods fnrthe price du ui
pnee put up.
e truits.
Ribbon
ROTH 5t GRABER
Joint imiiiuitloim as MIemh:
Corbett'A), Huiltli 20, Mellrlde 0, Her-
nmnn 0, Williams, I'ulton. Oeorise.
Moore I cuuh, alwont 1.
ItovH and u rl'a Aid Kilnivlinu..
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HUH IIUIIIIIIIU.
(lunibm Itlvor Fluliorl.U'lllUm
(muiiii;i)iiiiinick.
to HiHtertutu nuiulHir of public doou-
ineula nt-wlwl-IUwlli and Cumaroii.
Stoite Vote on Snior.
On roll otill vulo atoed: Uorbett fl.
Mcllriilu lO.Sinithft, IlurinaniiX, Taylor
i, imiiioii i, wuiwuiK l, not voting 1.
SctuicYottlo Detail.
11.7 li- ui- T 7nl, ',r''ill(
. .minr.i.ji VH-kmiklllimi, lMHU
;uy. rorwr, miiiui ul Mu
I'ruvldtnu l'liliuii 10.
II. . LorUiU Ail.ini. n... .........
li&S Jtt,,"U",, Jo''l. Mulky
vv".'"- WrPf' Iw"' J,w.
Umg r lUritmmi lMiuiuuk m.i
Mta-3
T. tT)lor-l'ltH.tart,,l.
u. w, rliaM-iith,oJ Yaiuhlll-l.
; iiim tiuuiHuM 1.
Aot NuUiii tlmitli, ol tttbr-l.
Almuil hvswk u4 MuliiHmuh 1
ltu Vwf DctaM,
oAV-r .. !:lr."-w b..u,
Mllltir, I'MirM, INkitUMiH.SUun, ,,!
llmuimMt, Thn., Vltwwit w Wi
Ji i.i h'M,l!'""A" Mnl, DrU-
lukwHb, luKri,...MeArM-r.Mrt.luP.
Oitow, ItMtw. ih., S'Iihnmn. Mii4y
MpJ,,h,Ullh H MulUttwU NVwoi,
UlllKV. M, ' ""M.
hHtiMM, KruH N-rrm. .NWUuli
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mngrIIi-.HLU'k. cIlIv. ii...
wwiway. Ituiu. MeiiM, m7v.: .'. -"
V. V. Vulkm-IUrriV w"'
f. A. MotHpllftiMtfr,
Uw II. Waumi-lbrU.
M. 0. Uwg-iMuaii of MdHou.
Aidant Mattoou.
SAFE BLOWERS
RESIST CAPTURE
' bteww uUo ruJ poaUMw in
nawOaU r mUkw H HIjhmu
!. u lb. ,t Ukk WkeJ
Hr mhI UH.y VM kMW ft(u,
hla mm rlaM- H,Ud. T of IW
" M 1 tW u. Wil
c-HuivJalUr !!. dg
Itopubliean organization?
Counting 30 caucus llopublicaua, 19
anti-caucus member, and 27 of tho uni
txl oppoaltlon partlo. thoro aro still loft
6unolttBsltlod,but thoy probably show up
lu tlia rollcaluof thuhousea taken Tuea
day at noon .
SUCCESSIONS WALES
CHtUinJ Kwa fr, H
:Cubo Parcels Post Rates.
Wahiiinoton, Jan. 22. Tho Natlotml
Iward of Trade, in BCBsion here, haa
adopted a resolution calling on Con
gress to establish a moro general par
cels post between tills country and Cuba.
It is eald parcels weighing 11 pounds
may now bo cont to New Zealand, which
would cost $15.25 if forwarded to Cuba.
To Leave For India.
iMo.vso.v, Mnps., Jan. 22. Tho resig
nation ol tho pastoralo of tho Congro-
gutlonnl Church by Rov. F. 8. Hatch
took effect to-day. Ho will go to India to
not as general secretary of tho Christian
Lndeavor Society of India, Uurmali
and Ceylon.
VICTORIA IS DEAD
ConUimw from Hrl l'cc
have badofarowoll in u feeblo inonosyl.
lablo to tho family at midday. Rho flrtt
recognized tho I'rlnco of Wales, to whom
alio apoko a few worda of great moment;
then Emperor William and others pres
ent filed post and heard the wills,
pored good bye.
will not be aoeapMl and tho usual order
of oxehaueo it likely to follow, '
Nkw Yoiik, Jan 2S.-A special to tho
World from Oitrtway.Ont., says:
The doath ol tho iiieu will hot caueo
adUMwlutlon of .the Canadian parlia.
mont, ttiwrdlug to Sir Johud'oueruot,
tha, Highwit oonstltutional aulhorltr In
thi emmtro. It is a maximum of Eng
Hih roiiiiltuiioual law that tho aover-
elgn never dhw, the auoaeaalnK ol tho
primnutlon to the throne lafiiataiit.
aueoiis,
Tlio domUo of the orown is tho only
MiulnipMy iiion which tboEugllah par
Human! it required to inet immediate
ly, oven on Sunday, without aummoua
In the imial form, The raform act ol
1W7 prvvidl that tho Imperial parlli.
mHniuianyuitsewf the orown, shall
not U datatiHlNMi u. lllflh lemIf0 ln
Uie .VHHt ol ,he dmni,a of
tha arM thts lmnxU of
n exUllug Mrliameut atn t,ktt th
OAthoIallegUnw. An addiesa of oon
dolwwaaudwBgratuUtlon I. nawetl hv
tUoparllamanttothe relgU8 m
aii aa,ireM wiil have to bo
ul by'Uio Dominion ,arllamenta,
th laslahtuiM of ,, lfi)lce
l by U other IpmUb1 lxxlta,
Oauad as aon aj
0H IMMllMtten ofthodwUi
QawvH.
I).ndon, Jhii. 22.-Urd Clarendon
now Lord Chamborlain, arrived nt
wsuorn mis atlernoon. It is Lord
Chamberlain who, with tho Archbishop
ol Canterbury, announces to tho new
monarch his accession to tho throne.
It U Imiiorliint ( Cnltlvnte the Pow
er of Olurrxilliiii lirrii In Ordinary
Thl nun A I'n cully I'oKNoned liy
All, hill I)cm-Ioix'1 by Kctv.
It Is the hope nud deslro of all pnr
tnts that their children shall mako
jomo sort of n, mark In tho world when
they grow up. They do not In tho mn
Jorlty of ensos expect that their off-
1 spring will become famous and mnke
uiuL-n iimi win uvij ior nges, out iney
thcrlsli the thought that they will be
rueccssful men and women lu some
profession or business. Tlmt Is the
keynote, tlmt miccoss shnll bo their
portion.
Vet it Is n fact that most pnrenta
ueplect or pay very little nttentlon to
one part of the child's education which
Is of the highest Importance. They do
not triiln the perceptive facilities.
Tower of observation will help you
more than anything else In your Htrug
gle for. existence, and yet thoro nro
luuiimrauYt'iy iUw people wno nro
keen observers. Ouo Bnmll fnct will
prove this latter stnteinent. Tho man
who observes everything, he who sees
everything ho looks nt, Is singled out
either as nn Inqulsltlvo person or n
clever one, and this showa tlmt ho la
an exception.
It Is easy to give Instances of this
lack of perception oven In tho ordinary
wiings or lire, some years ngo nn art
ist engaged In n London firm of print
ers hnd to draw nn ndvortlsemcnt ln
which the central figure wns n cock In
the act of crowing. Nothing seemed
euslor, hut when ho set to work tho
artist found himself confronted by a
uiiiiciiuy tiooa the cock show Its
tongue prominently when It crows?
Kvery one of tho hundred men omnlnv.
1 by the tlrm hnd seen n cock crow
ttfjii i i . .i . ... .. ..
n in um no riiMjrimunt. ns mo scnoo is won Known ior iui innrnmh
ana individual instruction. Bend for catalogue. Address,
W. I. Stalk, Salem (1
use or the power possessed by nil, but
cultivated liy very few.
The perceptive faculty must bo train
ed during childhood nnd youth. After
the completion of tho twentieth year
very little progress enn" ho inndo. A
grown mini is iinnulo to develop his
powers of observation to any satisfac
tory degree. Youth Is full of energy,
nnd tlmt Is the time to Inciilcnto tho
lesson thnt we should see nil that our
eyes rest upon.
It should be the object of every. par
ent to tench his child to note every ob
ject that comes lu his way. When out
for a walk In n pnrk. the child should
be told to observe the shnpes of tho
lenves on the different trees, the paling
of the color of animals toward the un
der part of the body nnd so on nnd
should he told Hint when asked a ques
tion on the subject he must be prepar
ed to say that It Is so, not that he
thinks It Is.
All children lme Inquiring minds,
nnd after a walk or Jwo, coupled with
such Instruction ns we have mention
ed, you will tlud the child making great
progress and acquiring n quality that
will ro Invnlunhle to him In after life.
One of the methods adopted by IIou
din, tlio coujurer. for quickening tho
perception of his son was to mako him
walk rapidly jwst n shop window or a
stall ou which a nuinhor of articles
were displayed and then write down n
list of the objects noticed. At tlrst only
hnlf n dozen articles were perceived
during the moment occupied In passing
the store or window, hut nfter having
done It once n dn4 for n month the boy
was nble to make a list of 40 objects.
Tt arson's Weekly.
NEW 5T0I
Sboes'of all Grade s.Men's, Ladkl
and Children's
oougnr at close pricejl
will be -sold lower than
Satisfaction guaranteed.
pairing a specialty.
JACOB VOG1
05 Stato Streot. Opposite Patt
ilT jICIM C
NEW TODAY.
hAeVri,c$.m,,iSJ,,Uahdtfau,eS
Hemoval Notice.
alio
but
The unddraigntHl has moved his uagmi
ion from No. 5 Stato street to his huh
Hiding, the first door umh nf ,i... u...
Uin Steam Lauudry, 210 Liberty street,
IVllAPit ll.k (trill .... I k 1
...v.u iviiui nvieuiuo oiu ami new
P roils in want of good work in his line.
Telephono 2S33.
I'. J. 1..UI8BX.
boys
guess-
1 21 tf
of the.
Senile tad lleuse.
lu iOint OOnvrilltinn nan i...
, .- --- t---..... v.... ,fv I1VV.III1IMU-
dateil eaoh day and the twat of diunura
wjMwi pwwiiy irum 6 to 8 p. m. dailv
ior an wno patroniie.
Stkonu's Hkstmimast.
Sewing Machines
Repaired....
Sewlug luauhiue partu.
Neetllea and oil,
Old maohinoa taken lu trade
New machines for rmt.
Agents For
wKaoninlT' "
llUo'itZl
Wo soft HiaahlHiu ,. i.?7 ??'.
t. ..,...... ..,.L: "T" "" ".w w
.i:.;-T""i '" lw. '. ws f
v voic nau i
them.
P. ACUIGGINS
Carls.tHM.Jif
scores or times, yet not ono of thorn
could answer the question. Tho nrtlst
nnd to go to a friend who kept fowls
nnd chaso the poor roostor round nnd
round th yard until It crowed.
schoolmaster, wlshlm- in nr ih
perception of his boys, asked thorn how
many times they hnd &eon a cow or
pictures of thnt anlinnl nnd found, ns
he had expected, that all the bovs hml
soon the creature more tlmos than they
could remember. Then ho otTorod to
give small prisi to the boys who could
correctly answer this question, "Are a
cow's ears aUm. below, lu front of or
iwiiiihi iu tiornaT' Only two
.mini, uiit, huh uieirs was
work.
Now hit down and test yoursqlf In
some such simple manner. You have
all seen a horse "down." Can you de
scribe how It rises? Doos It get up on
Its fore feet tlrst and thou on Its hind
feet or does It kneel tlrst, thai get on
Its hind feet and Anally on Its fore
feet?
Howevor, you need not confine your
self to the nnlmal kingdom lu testing
rour perceptive faculties. Many sub
jects will suggest themselves to you on
roilectlon.
As an mcus for this want of oiw-r.
vatkm It Is ofteu urjeed that "a man
eau't know everything." but the excuse
U a bad ona. Tbm Is a irr-ar iliff.,rv
ence between knowlug little or nothing
-m. m. vvi-r.viujng. wnwi the
faculty has twu trained. It requlros iw
wore effort to note tlw points of the
objaet lookcMl at than it does to glance
-i ii mim ou't aui cmim awav
tw wlr.
tl sld of tlw tuau wlw ktwn ce
akHMit iWm by using bl swis itead
jf hav lug to go to a book for all that
W WlatHM tO know, llanka ... i.ii
iwu..k.1 ... ..... " v ""
wkltffc i eattoot conta wltbla the ranw of
fr bamath.o; but wbawvw aomi-
IBlrir kiwWw ,t drat hamT
Sir
A Conrimlun or IileH,
Henry .floworth Is n n-rifnp nt
mark, certnlnly of research, for hia
"History of the .Mongols" took mnnv
years of steady and arduous Inquiry.
And thereby litmus tale which, ff is
said, he lias often told against himself.
One evening, when tnkliiir In to illnnor
n lady who had hcen lightly primed as
to his great subject, there was n
strange conversatien:
"l understand. Sir lleni-v. ti,m
are fond of dogs So nm 1."
"Dogs, madam V I
gulltloss I know
thorn I"
"Indeed! And they told me you hnd
written n fatuous history of mongrels!"
Yorkshire I'otv
you
really must plead
nothing nt nil of
WHILE WE ARE REM;
ING THE FRONT OF:
STORE WE WILL SELL
id3S AINU SADDLES All
TUAL COST FOR CASrS.
E. S. Lamport Harnes
blgn of Whlto Horse 280 Comoi
An BlufiuiMit Allan er.
A colored citizen gave a Justice of the
ponce a big. fnt imissiiiu a weddliiir
fee.
Mooting the Justice a year nfter hia
marriage, the former said:
"Wall. Jim. how do you like married
lifer
"Well, suh." was the reply, "all kin
ay Is I wish I'd eat dat xwiim!"-At-
" -VMlUUllU.
FARMERS ATTENTI0I
FIX UP YOUR FJ
Drain tile all sizes, also!
cedar posts. Prices reaoii
D. S. BENTLEV & ?
Pbone 301 3t9
The
Thr Slnr Clinmlicr.
"star eliamlM'r" uan nnii.ui
from the place lu which ihn Mr .vo
Hl '" oh" of the rooms of the king's
palace In West in luster. I'pon the cell
M wen- atars. lu-uce the camera stel-
uin, or rrinmiM'r Of ntlUS It
rrj wucient origin ami hnd
rWWS. I'llt could not
uentb penalty
wns of
exceshlve
pronounce tho
It was abolished by act
of parliament In luMi ,jUrlllB , ,,
of tbarhw I. but thLs iiiir...-ii,atp uion
rch waa utem-Ml to J beheaded
from this Mine "tnr chaiuiM-r " I
It llnrt Him.
Candid Frlend-1 think
ww. th poet, folt hurt nt
made tha other iiiKht.
His Companion-Whnt did I wiv
a K.-You said there wns onlV
oMaK6pean',--axckange,
Tit torn)
young Ry.
a remark you
only one
WE CLAIM Rr5-f "
BELGIAN HA1
In the state. We cao prove the above!
ii you win pay our rabtliry a visit.
We haveoone but the healthiest sto,
At our prices for breed ln stork voui
utwsioniy io nave a ue!(!an Hare dUi
we guarantee a tood str.i.ht rtlii
auiuiumrini5ca. B
Dtltlan Hare Pedlrree blanks forU.
mtCKS. 80o per book era j
75c i cr Look of Wi
By mail postrald. Send for samplt.
tan oo the
COMMERCIAL FABE
516 CoramcrcUl St. Salem, Oftl
Or address i
GLENN SCHAEFER. J1
LOCATED AT LASfi
Aflop IR ..., . i: I Utrtn
to locate at H7 Coutt Street.H'l
"ie repairing of eowing roaca
TH Iwd mmei ortglnated win. tha rePa,nK ot eowing toscd
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