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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
xrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAMPAIGN ADDRESSES.

The candidates on the Marion county
ranubIicon ticket will address the pubic on
the politicalissues of the day at the follow
ing times and places, and respectfully IN ~.
vite opposing candidates to participate III
the discussion:
Marion. Monday, May q, 10 o'clock. oc,lki.,.,-
Jefferson Monday, May, Zil a! .iS,i. Z % tlo0N'
TnTner tuesday. May -, lOOclock.
Aumsville. Tuesday May y, % CiI-c CiocA'
Gtavfon. Tuesday. May -, $ O'Clock;
Nieiama. Wednesday, May Is, o .II'5si- cI9cki,
Wbiteaker Thursday, May a, 10 o CLOCK.
H6weH Prairie, Thursday, May a. q
o'clock. ,,-,- y.,1,c1-
MI Angel saturday, May ~, 10 CLOCK
Woodb1rn. Monday, May y, : CLOCK
Uubbard Tuesday, May ~, 10 % CLOCK
Aurora. Tuesday, May q $ o'clock.
ButteviIle. Wednesday, May 81, ~ o. CLOCK
C6ampoeg. Wednesday, May 3O, < O'CLOCK
81, Paul. Thursday, May 30, o CLOCK
Brooks. Friday. June l, > o'clock.
Gevais. Saturday, June 2 o'clock
salem. saturday, June , S o'clock.
GEO. H. BURNETT,
Chairman Republican Co. Central Com.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02

Co. ~ CuuHCHuLL CmcfEneuc.rs. J.. D..
G s. Officers
IhH WhIuus . O. IS. Commissioners
ipsLlH AImLHr signal Service Observer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02

NV ADyrurI,ruENTy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02

Oregon Development COmpany'S Steam
Shi ? Line.
225 MILES SHORTER---2O HOURS LESS TIME |
than by any other route
First-class Through Passenger and Freight Line
from Portland and all points in the
Willamette Valley to and
from San Francisco.
willamette River Line of Steamers

The "Wm. NJ. Hoag," the an. S. Bent
ley" the "Three Sisters" leave Portland S
a. nm. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from
Messrs. Holman ~ COS dock, 200 and POP
Front street. for Oregon City. Butteville,
ChamdOeg, Salem, Independence, Albany,
Corvallis, and intermediate points. maxi
ing close connection at Albany with trains
Ofthe OREGON Pacific Railroad
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02

MS company reserves the rla
mango sailing dates without notice.

AulN VuilpdnS reserves the right to
change sailing dates without notice
\; B.-PaSSengerS from Portland and all
Willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the trains of the
lA,Q UNA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallis
ana If destined to san Francisco. should
arrange TO arrive at Naquina the evening
before date of sailing.
Passenger and Freight Rates ALWAYS the
IY2MeSt; tQr information apply to Messrs.
ii !, LhAN " Co., Freight and Ticket
Agents AOand POP Front ST., Portland. Or,
&C. HOGUE, Act Genl Frt. A.
fasS. Agt., Oregon Pacific r. R. Co.
~ II r1,o,,-,,,., Corvallis, Or.
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co.. 3Oi Montgomery ST.:
san Francisco, Cal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the County Court of the State Of Oregon,
for Marion County
In the matter of the estate OF Andrew
Helm, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that l have filed
my final account and that Monday, the
7th day of May, 1885, at 10 a. m, has been
set for hearing objections to the same.
JULIA HEN,
EXecutriN.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

bome time ago q number Of Chinese
were arrested at Tacoma, w, T
under the Chinese Restriction act, for
being unlawfully In the United States,
having crossed over from British Co.
iumbia. After serving out a sentence
in the penitentiary at Tacoma for the
offence, the United States Marshal
there was instructed by the court to
take the Celestials to British Columbia.
but the authorities refused TO allow
them to land, unless on the payment
OF MY dollar tax, so that now the
situation, according to the Tacoma
despatch, has narrowed to something
like this:
They cannot get out of the United
states unless some one will pay their
British tax, and they are liable to be
sentenced twice a year TO a sir
months term in the penitentiary as |
long as they live. Their only chance
Of relief lies in either the Government
oil the United States paying the tax, or
one OF the Chinese companies paving
II. or producing the receipt of the
original payment 10 the British au-i
thorities on behalf Of these men, Who'll
are believed to be in their hands
lhere are about 100 more Chinese in
the penitentiary whose term for the
same offence will shortly expire, and
these are the only Cinnamon in this
part OF the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
OOOD.B4u. BAnDANAs. ooUD-BYn
RICHARD LEW DAWSON.


y, Democrats, hear the trumpat bI,v.
9ood-bys, freo traders, Rood-bys!
FSok Up your grips, it'a time 10 40,
oeod eye, froS tradofF, good bye!
Ffotoction 10 the peepioh Weslth,
aoed bye, nee traders. goOd.bysl
Ano - snau suefd the natijn's health,
Goodbye, fros traders, good .bys!
OhoIus-Bys, Cleveland, bye Ol
Bye, Thurman, bye O!
nome and proipeFityi
oid British free traaerE, good-byei
Ths hsg is floating In the breeze,
COED ble, bAndRnA, gaod byei
Inc Stars and stripot viii bottoT please,
1ood. bye, sandana, 5000. bye!
wen nall our banner to the ma.t,
Good bye, bandanA. xood-bysl
Aour Ola roo rag won't stand the blast
doo1'oye, bAndanL, good-bJe!
ChoruB-Bye, Cleveland. bve o.
Bye Thurman, bye U!
Nkre, naR OF loyalty
Old roo bandAnR, gOOd-bysl
Old lEdianA names the man,
Sood-pye dear Grover, good byel
Oome hero and beat him ifyou can,
Gbod-bys, dear Grover, good pyeI
hon Harrison is the man to win,
~, boOa pye, Gear Grover, good-bJe!
No hone and wstoh our BeL-iAm IN,
aeod Dye, dear Grover, good -Dysl
Jhorus-Bye, Oleyslsnd, bye O!
Eye, Thur aan, bye q!
Harrison and YictoTyl
-FOUR hundred FOUNDER, good by 81
They brought poor Thurman out tho IRtol
food. byo, I'D boman, good byel
In MORON he will meet his late,
Hood-pyo, Id Roman, gOod-bysl
Our soldier ben tho land will sWosp,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10


"How funny some people are," che
"Funn5P"
"Yes, some people who are solnE to
be married.
"Ohi"
Yes, some want to be married In a
balloon, some on the middle arch OF 4
fridge, some In boat, some in q rail
road train, some on horseback, some on
the edge OF . pR9cipice, come down in
coal mine"
Eyes, have noticed IT"
What 10 their object, wonder"
Marriage, Of course u
"But I mean their object in getting
married out Of the usual way"
well, I'll toll you what think,
They get married 10 this way 90 that
they can tell their children aud their
grandchildren they we're married under
peculiar oircumstAnoes,a as, for instance.
'your mother and me, wero Married In
GOAL NINE or, your grandmother
and me, children, were married in 3
balloon"
Perhaps 1t is the reason," said the
maiden.
cot course that is the reason"
There was a.pAuse. Then the maiden,
with q glowing cheek, said:
i've been thinking, John"
"Yes2" be said, interIogRtively.
i've besn thinking how funny 1t
would be" "a pause and q deeper
hlush
We'll, Bella, you've been thinkirg
WhAt?"
"I've been thinking how funny 1t
would be If"
Yes"
"If when ths subject OF marriage
comes up thirty or forty years hence
you could point to me and say: Why,
Children your grandmother proposed
to me in leap year aud we were mar.
ried few weeks later"
John Is very busy these days furnish.
Ing MICS little cottage, aud Bella is
experimenting the making Of her we'd
ding dress.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

and all who come over are sure "a
come again. A fine class OF people are
always to be found here.
Tho only ministerial change has
taken place In the Methodist Church
Rev. DR.. Leech having been sue
ceeded by Rev. DR.. Gates, who is fast
winning high popularity.
Music and dancing form large part
OF pleasure Of young people, and the
ball rooms will soon be thronged. A
'full dress ball" means that ladies are
expected to wear their most costly
dresses and jewels. Gentlemen must
have q swallow-tail coat, and specta-
tors must leave their b0nnets outside.
A garden party will soon be given
on the grounds Of the Grand Union
Hotel. The pleasure of the young
people will soon be at high tide. There
is much more | would like to tell you
of, but adieu for the present.
S. p. B.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

To the Ladies'.

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on q guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by N. B. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market sts.
6HMoH's vITALIzER Is what You
need for Constipation, Loss Of Apps.
tte, Dizziness and ali symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by n. b. DAnferth, cor,
End and Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint 5hiloh'B Vita
llser 10 guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by DAnforth. orr and ard Market SITS.
5LEHPLEss NIGHTS, made IniIerAble
by that terrible cough. Ghiloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. N. r. Dan.
forth, corner Second aud Market SITS,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Tn the U,
8. House OF eEtAtives yesterday
tho Tariff Bill was considered 10 Com.
mittee Of the Whole, and the sugar
clauses were completed, all the amend,
ments offered by the Republicans being
rejected. An amendment offered by
Mr.. Mills was adopted, making the
duty on molaSses, testing net above 81
degrees, S9z cents per gallon. The to-
sAcco paragraph WAS left opan for fu.
ture action. Pending o motion to strike
out the stAroh provision the House Ad.
jouTned.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

The Pickles Stove and Heater Co.,
No. COS shipley Btrest. Headquarters
for gasoline stoves aud oil stoves. 1he
Jewel vApor stove gives universal sails.
factioDi 1t ia perfectly cafe. The Mt nj
tor oil stove Is Aokno v lodged 70 he the
best stove in the market; a perfect
baker and free from smoke or smell,
We sell them on their merits; try ore.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

DR.. A, N. RAub, President of Della.
TAra College, has gene to South Caro-
limo, where he viii lecture before the
Teachers Institute in that State. He
expects to 5s absent several weeks. We
suppose no sill speak a good word for
Delaware College, and possibly q few
students may bs obtained for that instl.
tution. a word in Season may be Ike
tha good seed that y elds a hundred
tnf1
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
A SOBER THOUGHT.

Where to get the best
for the least money is
what puzzles humanity
all the world over, and
yet in the way OF cloth
ing, old men and young
ones, for boys big and
little, we have just the
very best you ever
dreamed Of and at prices
warranted to win your
good opinion and your
CASH. We don't wish
any better fame than
that which comes OF
having the people say
nice things of US and
our clothipg-and that
Is why we look around
in all the Big Cities
and get a variety OF
styles with which to
please the man, the boy
and the women folks
too, because we have
long since learned that
when we win the good
opinion Of the wives,
sisters, mothers and
aunts, &c, the battle lis
halt won. We like to
see people careful in
their buying, and we
ask them 20 look before
making a purchase, for
we'll do we know by
years OF experience that
our GOODS WIN. They
are stylish and fauliless
and worth more than
we sell them for. We
can fit anybody and our
houses is the largest In
the State. Make a note
OF it.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

Customer Ito grooer's olerb )-Isn' Z
this young Mr.. Olsssc2
Olerk-That Is my oognomen, sir.
Oustomer-I thought you were going
Into journalism on leaving oalleRe2
Clerk did for little While. You
will fnd that Goldfish, delicious, sir;
anything else today
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
timore Rallroad.

hFSana Will leave Wilmington a fuiI0w
Piahhsasdelpbin texpressl, 2 2SZ, 1869, 7,sv
S y SIX 80 and ds Is o. 81 M a. 'i a. m'' IL 30
~ "a % 49, z, 7tO 10 ~ 10 9 p n. % NJ
in m; II " II Oh a. M, Il 30, 62i, so, FO& ant
a. AscG ssR "a 81. e5s Scs $40 10 90
US 8 r. S.S ia. "a, s. S o. * T. i gs
For West Chester, via Lamokin, % AND
Slg a, m, 2.a5 and 4d0p. N. -'''
=, FOR Newark tCentreJ and intermediate sta.
Bsimorc and intsr 4nS az p stS M
BBsitIaore and B.. ri Line, 7Sp.n.
~ ~ " " snd u eoa. M, II %, Il IL. IA q ia
Trains toT DslsTsre Division leave for:
New Castle, Q %, 8 30 q. M, 1853 2M sA
S25 p. M, and u 05 Night, -'1 '0N
R eSasSetS End Lewes, 90 a, m, 6Op.n.
Ssatord iexpressl, 3 SOP m.
I ia N gs Deluar' and way stations, sH
I'M EITpTass q, q Harrington. 50 p. N. Wa,
~ Express q ior Dover, Harrington. and Del.
Fort and Norfolk, II O5 Night,
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, for VII.
mi ~ * SsAPITessl, i225, 50, 72 ~, Si6
I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II q a: m, 2G2, 90l, 402 40
q, AccQmmoda Ion, 62S, 1923 q. NJ, I.25 Y2e.
"a, & %, z 8 IS 10 03 10 40. and ii ii 3. 49,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
: FOR Philsdelphla IeKpress), 200, 2B2. 40
. 70 III, IL 81 a. M, 2 81, 5 "a, and los n n
ACCOMMODATION, s. is a. M, u 10 i& an
o19, fUy ana 10 % p. IN.
FoE chester (expreseJ, 2 15. 10. IL 81 M,
, a accom- rotation, sl5am., I210. rs, tN
, For New York (eIpreBs), 2 90, 2S2 4nT1k
10, II 81 a. M, ~, GA, 'd26, ! o., and 1910,
F0T West Chester, via Lamokin, s1ba n,
., For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort an.
Norfolk, II 05 Night Nne
=, FOR New Castle, MiddletoNn, ClAvtnn
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, SeAford, Isursi
and Deilnar, IL 05 Night,
baltimore End Washington, I2R 40 sM
y Y ~ m, IL 70, g %, and IS D, In, BSlti,
more o.g1 anu II asp. m.
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street. for VIII
Inington leIpresB), IL. Is, 9.51, T,2l M. IFS
NJ, h.oS 6.9 and II. 20 p. II, 1850
accommodation, ., rs, 10. Is A, N. I2.&Rm
i.l0, .. 30 and II. n r. N,
FOR tnrIher Information, passenger ara re.
erred 70 the ticket Oflice at the stRtion
trains marked thus (D are limited exnreaa
Ipon which extra fare Is charged, pie1N
JHAB, X. PUGH, II NJ UoOn
General MANAGER General PSss mUSp %,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
Chas j Ii. Beckett,

108 West Seventh street. Just the
place for cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler.
Cats~tA "
Olaret Pnnoh,
WhiAky
Run
Pure liqzors,
and the best cigars In the city,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

soHsDULH II HTTRur. April IS, 1885,.
Trains lsaVs delaware Avenue llSpor
EAST bOUTj

EAST BOUND,
Tor PhiiSd5lphiG and OhostaF. 6lK TsO
%, - 800 OF, 10 30 and Hll Il a. u, %. 3 ID
3 %, IS 70, 8 26, 9 40, 7 80, ss IS and bbn. =,
OD SundAys,7 80. 7 b6, . 06, 10 30 and ali ID a
MT %, oO,s bS,sb 20, IS, 0 4. go Is and 81
p. N.
q. IN. W
Gor Baltimore, accommodation, daily o.
cept Sunday 9 A6 q. IN,
B8 q. m. - N''-'S
llncinnAti and st. Louis cypress, daily
II SO a m. 1857
baltimore accommodation, daily IS m
Pittaburg, chicago and 81, Louis sxpfesS,
daily 20 pm.
Singerly accommodation, daily 7 90 D m.
TOE Ian DlsBERu, 9 10 a, n. SundA,
onlYs llou a. @. hailt except Sunday, q q
70, 20 p. N. daily.
TRAINS leave MaFkss Street. Htat;oa;
Eer fhilAdalphtA IS p. n. daily. POI
baltimore ! % a., daily. Fer Lnndon
psra ESQ AND Il. 90 a. 6T. daIIy, exeept INN.
day. ioa. N on SundAy only LGS and E.9g
p. m.I daily.
rltts6utg, Chicago and 81. Louis s1prOa
daily 30 y m.
Trains icr tFilpIngton-LosVs Phusas,
phia, daily, ~ %, 1900, AIl co ., NJ, IL %
Noon, l q, AGO, 90, aaOo, $40. ll6, 1910,
D.iiy. except sunday, $40, Y.pO a. M,
tt.2s, and 20 D. m.
SnndA5B only, $40 I'm.
ESnssis tratnsh
RATBs TO WESTERN POINTS LowHR THAy
VIA ANY oTHsR LINE.
", n. GLEN ENTS, o, o,suuI,h,
Geul Manager. SOnI Paaa AUosl
Telephone No. lpA.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

- A--AAs
Ths following games were played
yesterday;
AZ Dstroit.-Dstrolt. 2 Washing.
ton, 3.
At UhioARo-ohioaso, 8; Boston. 4.
NOTES.
II required ten inuiDRs TO decide yes
terdAy's Detroit WAsbing ton ghms.
Mulvey, of the Paillies, expects 10
take his place At third on the l7:h.
The Athletics play ct Oinoit natl to.
Day.
EZRA Sutton, who was 10 sased by
Boston, has been slRnei BY the Wash.
ms ton club.
The "Phillies" play in Indianapolis
to-day.
PRECEDENT wykof went to Cincinnati
yesterday to give the Athletics = near
ing on the alleged misconduct ct the
game on Friday last.
The strong Newark team was de-
feRtsd yesterday by the 1lmirA club on
the alters grounds.
Rain prevented the New York from
playing ct PittAbuTR, aud the PhilAdol.
phiA from defeating (P) the IndiAnApo-
lie yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

For small atorsksspers. Mrs. NJ. R.
Wyatt is closing out her Eiook at a
sacrifice. 1t win pay you to call and
get eome Of tde bargains sine Is Offering
at No. lis West SECOND gtreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

bny your carpets from q SpeAkmsn
no; Sl6 Marke! street, (MAsonic Tenn
ple)' His pricCH are reasonable and
terms accom- mod ating,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

-SrfC8 IN TUE MASON.
gioe alton At lla per share
kEER, lre1s urer. JAMES
BOX, 6toretary. NJ Getting
Ssli5g o. 100 o'elocl, ~ sO8
ly3-29t
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

-'HE or THE OLDEST
'snl'h'd GREGORY stores IN
fei;J, u0ld reasons for
sa1y. Address L., thls
ie7.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE,
THE VETERAN
HE gNRE AHR An n m
lGE NREAM MAM-

at tho Corner of 9IXFH q ORANGE
STREETS, has Opened tor the season AVID
Is prepared 70 furnish tho yonng ladies an1
gentlemen with tho refreshing beverage, az
veil 50 parties, balls, pio-nios, sc. His pGr
lolsi both On tho FIRST aud second foors have
1een repapered, fepaihtod and handsomely
tefulniShod and every effort viii DO ma 1a 10
plaasn, de has ample machinery and can
nrnish the oszt cream In tue mGrKet At thu
Lowest rites. sla.u
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

"a rWU STORY BElOK
I'll 3en;oo street, contains
hi.s, 10 hrit class order
ri1vsaielses. Apply TO A
% ,bil oMOs. i5-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
In 1890.

PhiladelphiA DAme-Where are you
goinR?
HusbAnd-Down TO Count Ohapsau's
TO get Rhaved. By the Way, here comes
some gentleman up the eteps. Wonder
who he LAP
oh, that's Lord Leslie, the sewing
machine agent"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

ruakGE and SMALL
Na xAso1s st fsir pr,ccs. Al
4 . td,lnsaa wagons. ".
a5d flel't SIS. alG.3mi
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

ia Lt'l or HUILIIldll
valJeng q sssh, dOorL
: &c, ALSO saihiing 10Y
H.. No, 10 King 81. i7.tt
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
SALE.

AnjUU bUInDlRu sIUNB
| ., BSii LAKE PAX and also
A,fslIoaSble prices, ISAAC
Gnrctt ?. o., Dsl.
WORK do1N, and line, sane
|fSet. ml0-ti
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

q 1--WE 0 YEARS OLD
double of single. KIND
lisstS this tm0e. ie2d.ti
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
Wtatsd.

.-lilyhs, UH MBER.
~. XVI he!s!a, ro5Eaurants
,' .. intelligence odies
uARan, No, lQ3 OfAnRe
mlb-eOi Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
epeeiAi sQsutI0a
Hnnon.

The genuine Shsrpless orsAmery but,
ter has 6da'pless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, M0dlson street gEocsrs, N. W.
oorder Fourth.
AZ - q HAou
thas everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 2940 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kiRdllng wood in large
loads. Lime Tor whItewashine. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign Opening in the evening.
DIR. slmms' white PuImonIc BSlsam,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sorO throat, SC. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excelled
By any other. COO. and 81. Depot, Attn
and King SITS. Sold BY deAlers.
To the Ladies'.
Ohildren's white dresses made to or
DER lace CAPS at bargain; also q com.
plets line of notions. Hukill q Poist,
8. Il. cor. Second and TAtnaIl.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

BRlUHsWATkR HOUSE,
ivy siieH and 5llpln ave
{ ~ noa2, hams, Gnould-
sAHiaEei, eli VI which will
o. anal pfOnis
J. MEARNg.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
EAEanhAln

FersOn8ls
Charles GauO is confined to his resi-
dence, No. 1917 Market street, with
Sickness.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

sE BRAL FINE YOUNG
onyitg AoIses. Guaranteed
", X. FLlNN,
Newport, liel.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

| , t - FURNISHED FuR
ne and private fAmi.
4 az! @2giy II Intelligence
~" i10.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10
ut Waite

~
liz becomes dry, thin ana
giyIps the attention needed
4 irs beauty and vitality.
IN, toilet-table a bottle oil
4 yiscr-the only dressing ssh
~ ,bc hair-and use a little,
1--we the natural color aud
49, Sharon Grove, KY,
NERAL months ago my haiF
t,lling out, end in a low
had was almost bald.
rmcdies, but they did no
|, Bought a bottle Of Ayers
HI, after using only a part
rs. ny head was covered
,rrawth Of hair. l recon-
p,,y,iiou ns the best hair
world" 0
,.,i,,t and dry," writes
II. Of Drlaran, H.; " but
lilo Of Ayers Hair Vigor
4 and glossy"
] HairVigor,
relsis and reriumers'
and Blotches,
loll.c face, forehead, and
,l,iscly removed by the
Isa@aparilln, the best and
and Hlood-purifer ever
T. ~ Io,vnlI Maae
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

s, ~ " Ter, OUI,-
''i rarEot street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for VIZ.
min gton lexpressi, l225, So, 79 III. Sib
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9s ~, 6VI, 6d, II 2Op. m.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

REM 4shl; EJoM FOR A
ID ! a nssI building, iOtS
10th Il W b. Mo-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-07-07
Your "eInnus,

81 think I'll give ny my music, exclaimed
a young girl graduate; "ItS Of no use. But
che was persuaded to keep NJ her practising,
and n few years later circumstances placed
her in the cent?" OF n worldly community,
where, by her brilliant musical talent alone,
she drew and held numbers Of young people
under church and Sunday school influence.
II lam SO glad | did not lose the use OF my
gift, . She said to an old friend, 1T is now
one Of the best weapons for the Lords ser
vice
Every gift or grace, every accomplishment
or talent, ifh"li for this high service, can
be used to advantage III tn" great warfare.
And what interest, what rest It Will put into
your study or work To keep tins III mid Is
IT n tiresuinr lesson IN mathematics. or Il day
of baking and brewing, or a mOnntonols
pr a"tice Of shorthand sons, or patient eff
fort in n drawing class II matters not
which II Is, they are WEAPONS oil for YOU TO
fashion and polish; in the campaign IF life
they are all To have part. And know
said one OF Gods saints. that it is my duty
to keep these weapons clean and bright.
though Gods only use for them and me ut
present seems to be the daily d~rill."-IFor-
ward.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-07-07
A Bazaar Race of Artisans.

The inroads made on speciality stores
in New York by the revival of bazaar,es-
adjustments i, followed. or seems likely
to be. bv a bazaar race of laborers. One
professor advertises himself as ready to
repd TT in any one or mole Of the follow
ing capacities: sexton, Joiner, builder,
undertaken. painter and grairer. white
washer and paper hanger, plumber and
clazier. whitesmith. locksmith. gasfitter
and bell hanger, carver, glider and pic
ture frame maker. watch and clock
lepairer and wheelwright. @Puf.J4rg
Us, ufct.