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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28
Steamer

new YORK, Jan. 2l.-The French
steamer, Ia Gascoignc, bound for "lIavrc,
and the Switzerland bound for Antwerp,
90 lidcd in the upper bay this afternoon.
No casualties to passengers or crews are
reported.
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Cash for Dead Hogs. Dead Sheer
and Dpuh Cattle.

Railroads agents at all points tributary I,
Sioux City are instructed 10 receive above az
freight and give special rates on same. 50 con
sign same 10 STRANGE Bros,
Proprictors City E,uuoung works.
ONCE on Pearl street.
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steamer

LONDON, Jan. 21.-The iron steamer
Constance, belonging to the Bristol Steam
Navigation company, has been wrecked
at Plymouth, during a fog. Three per
sOns were drowned.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

-George Vanderbilt. a son Of William IT,.
has offered $2o0,SUD for the ''Seaman's Re
treat house and grounds, at Stapicton,
staten Island. with the purpose OF presenting
IL To the county for a court house and iail.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

Among the various IL tters addrpesed TO
the president there ar" troqucntly some al
rectcd 10 his Honor Juuge Cleveland, the
PRECEDENT"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

HANOVER, y. H., Jan. 21.--Coldcst
weather Of the scason-twenty-e eight he
low. At Lyme and Norwich, thirty be
low.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

DIR. Barnsr6o. a London philanthropist,
has obtained 5000 acres Of land In northwest.
IN Canada. which he hopes To- convert into
IN industrial farm to which homeless London
BOYS may be sent.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

James 4. Trottcr. the celebrated colorcd
recorder Of the District of Columbia, often
takes in az high "a 1925 a day in fees, and i.
making a small fortune.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28
Royal Glue" Mends Everything.

Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Orna-
ments, Leather, etc. Everlasting tenacity /!
Always liG"!d and ready. Free sample Walls
at druggists and grOc"rs.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

--Barnum offered 81, 900 a year for the ger.
vices Of "Mr. Crowley" the chimpanzce o
Central Park, New York, but the commission,
RS wouldn't consent.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

Frank Vincent. Jr., has reached New
York from Guatemala. Within the last eleven
years Mr.. Vincent has Travelled .Gj, 600.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

If afflicted with sore eyes, use DR.. lsaa
~rhoupson's Eye water. Drug ;iats sci
{. Doc.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

Lady Murray Is going to give a gran
fancy ball NJ Cannes soon-all the gucsts I
tpp"ar. rs characters cut Of the Arabia
Nights
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28
Arrested.

DUBLIy, Jan. 2l.-Patrick O'Brien,
member Of parliament for North Mona
chan county, was arrested at Ath'onc
county, West Meath, for q speech made
Ncw Years day. lie was admitted TO
laiI
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

The success Of some Of the agents rmploye,
" y. r Johnson ~ Co, Richrond, Va, |
rruly marvellous. II Ia not an unusual thin
or their agents To- make a high a. so an
so n day. and sometimes their profits run u
- high as $40 aud S5'-evon more Bnt "
~acsitate to tell YOU the whole truth, or so
viii scarcely believe We ave In earnest. Writ
hem and see for Yourself what they viii %
fOr Won.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28
The carly bird catches The hrorc,

The carly bird catches the bronchitis. and
towers OF early morning walks viii find this q
truc maxim. N We were PERMITTED IL make u
,uggestiun, we should whisper: "Use DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup."
Give you n reason on com1ulslon" WHY
Il course | will. am cured Of rheumatiem
which has kept me c~rslavcd for twenty years
by using Salvation Oil, which cost me only %
cents.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

--Bituminous ,oal in bC ms has been di.
near San Antonio, Tex.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

Soft1y Drqt1 us mt Derf'ers FrCrnciDye
he CHARLES a. VoCELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-01-28

p ~ Fresh, Reliable, Orly 2 and 3
~ Xn IT. "a ~ ceuis per large pacSage.
kzr Ea ES ~ 2SO.ND Novelty Presents for
my customers. Mammoth seed
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FRO CT coxrIxrEp.)
To Kecr the Erc. neou,lf.,,.

To have beautiful slightly eyes. we must
have strong. sound ones. and avoid Nil
causes Of harm. Never rcnd. writ, O,
work with tho light from window In
front OF tho eyes. Artisans Iniurc thc.,
sight past recovery by working at bench
directly In front Of window, when thay
should be placed with tho back TO II
The light In front falls into tho eve,
which contracts TO lesson what IL cannot
bear. with the invariable result OF weak
cncd sight. Lamps. gas Jets and SUDDEN,
lamps are often placed so near tho head
q, to heat tho eyes iDjuriously Tho sim.
plcst shade stops this by making a currcn,
OF air bctwcon itself and tho lamp.
Iquotc from DIR. JcfTries'@ highly inter
esting pamphlet on Our Eyes and Our
Industries" lilo speaks vSry decidcdly
on the injury To the eyes Of wood engrav.
ars In cutting from photographs on the
block, makirg tho blurred and misty pict
urcs too familiar Ia papers and magazines
The work In cheaper. but. oculists find.
most destructive TO the eyes, and the let
ter class Of engravers other refuse sucl
work or raise their prices nearly double
The wear and tear comes of looking con.
stantly from the photograph TO tho orig.
mai picture hung before II and continual,
changing the focus Of tho eye am clad
to know this has awakened attention, for
know that looking ct tho soft. BURY
wood cuts Is very trying 10 sensitive ewes
30 Is the satiny. colcndorcd paper which
certain publishers protest Is necessary for
lnc Impressions. although finer work 1,
done abroad upon dull paper. Tho clos.
aud glitter Of much Of tho modern hous,
decoration Injuries the eye by the broken
reflections IL IL forced To meet on oil sides
Tho vanished paint. the metallic finish
Of walls and fabrics. tho breadth Of plat,
glass and painted glass arc simply dosiruc
tive TO good sight. They may answer IA,
people who ncvor read. like tho Turks ant
Bulgarians. but Dyes ovcrtaxcd like thos,
Of our professional aud many OF our artisan
classes are. quickly flnd this glitter sui
cidal.-Shirlcy Darc's Letter.
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But Mr.. Rcnshnw, after ON ohqcrvant
glanco at the young girls abstrnctcd face.
brusquely excused himself. 'T'vo got n
letter to write" he said, with q half bow
70 ROsey. Good night"
lilo crossed the passage 10 tho room TINT
had been assigned 10 him, and, closing the
door, gave way to Some irritabnlty "
temper In his efforts 10 usht the lamp
and adjust Isis writing matcrials. For
his excuse ~ Mr.. Mott was more truth.
ful than most polite prctexts. IYe had.
indeed, letter n write. and ono that. be.
ing yet young IN dupiicity, tho near pros
ence OF hts host rendered dlf1cuit For a
ran ~ follows
DEan stssomr;
AZ 1 found couldn't get n chance 10 r,akc an
examination ~ the ship cxceft a. ocesslon *
fsred. just went in ~ rent lodgings IN no. r.,
tho Cod fOrsekcn old as who owns her And r..
J am steuant Tor two months. contracted To-
thaf time IN case the old fool should sen out a.
some one clse before. Except that shes e,,s M, =
uttlc betwoen decks By the partitions for ioets
.hat That IKE county idiot has put Into her. she
looks but little changed. and her forehead AZ a.,
A. ! can indge, ls intact II seerns tha, ~,
bought her juss ~ sbo stands, with her caryo
hah out. hut he wasn't here when she brote
cargo. Hauybody else had bought her bat tht.
cnfHed Mssourian, who hasn't got the havseed
out ~ his hair. might have found ont so,oettl
from him. and saved myself this Kind Of foolir.
which isn't IN my line. III could get r.,ssrs.se,'
OF Tot on the main deck well forward mas o,e,
] the forehold, could satisfy myself IN a eeo,
HOURS Out the Ion d rented by That craxv Frsao-
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Sigh, rmnurltlc. In ,ro,n,.

Tho astonishing changes that snnll
proportions of foreign matter will produce
iu metals nro not necessarily Of small
practical Importance. as worry slight i'm.
puritics Ia metals for certain purposes
might lead 10 serious consequences. Rob
erts-Austin gives two striking illustra.
Nois OF this possibility. a small fraction
OF Oismuth In copper will reduce the cleo
trical conductivity sufficiently TO cnuse
any submarine cable mado with 81 10
become commercial failure, and tls
message carrying power Of copper cables
- said TO have doubled since the carl,
lays Of telcgrnphy ON account OF tho In
creased purity o. the copper. Pure cold
has br ,sking strain Of from sixteen 4
scventeen tons to tho square inch, but
when alleged with but two.teuths Of on,
per cent Of lead II will break with ,
slight blow or under a trining strain. =
hrkansaw Traveller.
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lie carried her hand to his lips humhly
his first purely unaffected notion. Sho
slipped through tho door, and softly closed
IL behind her.
Rcncling tho upper deck she was ro-
Devcd 10 ind her father had not returned.
and her absence Ind been unno.iccd For
she hud resolved to keep dc Fcrriercs'
secret tn herself from the moment thar
she had UNIV Willingly discovered it. and to
do this and still lie able Ia watch over him
without her fathers knowledge required
some caution. She was conscious az his
strange aversion to the unfortunate man
without understanding the reason. but M
she was In the habit Of entertaining. his
capriccs more from afrcctionatc tolerance
OF his weakness thnn reverence OF his
Judgment, she saw no dlsloyalty To him in
" !;.hV.d.ny confidence that might be
iisluy,L To another. "It went a. i..tLcl
any COOL TO know IT," she said to herself.
"and IL 10 did IL ouchtn't to-" she added
with triumphant feminine logic. But
the Impression made upon her by the spec
tacis She Ind just witnessed was stronger
than any other consideration The rcvela-
ton Of de Fcrricrcs' secret poverty seemed
n chapter from romance OF her own
weaving; for n moment It lifted the mis-
er"blc hero out OF the depths OF his folly
and sclfshness. Sho forgot the weakness
OF the man in the strength OF IBIS dramatic
surroundings. 1t partly satisCed crav-
Ing she had felt IL was not exactly the
story Of the ship ms she had dreamed it,
but II was mn episode in her experience of
1t that broke its monotony. That she
should soon learn, perhaps from dc Fer
rieres' own lips, tho truo reason OF his
strange scclusion, md that IL involved
more than appeared to her now, she never
for u moment doubted.
fro pr coxrINrEpl
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man VINO pernucs nonsgomery street every after.
noon. and though old Pike County wants a. turn
him out I'm afraid can't set il for . week 70
come.
anything should happen to me, just you
waits down hero and corral my thtngS At cnsr.
Tor this old frontier pirate has way Of conss~t-
ing M ooscrs Trunks Yours. Dscx-
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You must lie still and try 10 sIeep :,
she said gently. 81 will return again.
Perhaps, she added, "thers Is some one
can send for"
He shook his head violently. Thcn IN
his old manner added. ''Afser madesnoi-
sellc-no one"
II mean"-she hesitated; shave you no
friendst''
''Friends-ahi without doubt.n lie
shrugged his shoulders. but nadcmoi-
selle will comprehend"-
You arc better now" said Roscy
quickly, and no ono need know anything
IL you don't wish ia. Try Ia sleep. You
need not lock the door when go; will
SEQ that no one comes In"
He flushed family and nvcrtcd HIS eyes.
"le is too dru,i, n,nficinoisclic, Is IL nots"
"Of course 1t is" said koscy, CHANGING
round tho miserable room.
"And nasleinoisello Is an angel"
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
OBTAINED REcoGNIrIoN.

The Butte lMont) Inter Mount
ain being published in a mining dis
trict, has been clamoring for the
free coinage Of silver. The demo
Gratis i'm st. Louis adopted their plat
form, but said no word about coin
age. A strong effort was brought
TO bear on the republicans to sane
ton 80 gigantic a fraud, but all the
Chicago platform says on the sub
jcct is this: "Thc republican party
Is inifavor of the use of both gold
and silver as money! For all the
service this is to mine-owners the
platform might as well have declar-
ed: 1.-THE republican party is in
favor of n circular shape for our gold
and silver currency II would not
have been cXpedient to resolve in
favor ofan honest silver coinage, as
that would have looked like slap
In the face from profcssed friends;
so glittering generality was insert
ed just to save appearances. The
organs Of the silver mining interest
who want bonus of 35 per cent
on the product, are seriously dis
gruntlcd at the refusal of both par
ties TO cspouse their cause. The In
ter-Mountain says, "Thc lead and
silver miners receive a recognition at
Chicago, of which they were con-
temptuously deprived at st. Louis"
which is making the very best of
the situation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

members Of the Kansas City eX-
change could among themselves,
from positive information count lOO,-
900 good corn fed beef cattle in the
territory which ships to that city.
Now, with the same facilities far
knowing where the cattle are, it is
said the sum total Of all they can
count does not exceed 5000. Specu-
lators the last few days, at Kansas
City and Chicago, have sent out
hundreds of telcgrams all over the
country TO every cattle man they
know, offering 10 buy all they had;
yet this stimulus has failed to bring
in enough to supply the daily de
mand. Range fed cattle will soon
be fat enough to ship TO market and
keep the demand supplied; but the
experience Of the last month shows
that the ever supply has abated, and
hcnceforth we may look for more
healthy tone in the cattle markets
Of the country.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
TIE GOVERNMENT WEATHER.
The Signals to be Displayed from the
Bank Block. Letter from
Observer Pague.

The signals displayed from the
staff at the White Corner through
the kindness Of J. NJ. Rosenberg d
Co. have been duly appreciated by
those who could see them, since the
signal service bureau has been
furnishing Salem with weather re-
ports; but the flags were not dis
played at sufficient height to be
readily seen from any distance. Ap-
preciating this, Lieut.. w. n. Ladue,
president Of the First National bank,
wrote to Lieut.. J. G.. Maxfield, the
"weather prophet'in charge of the
Office at San Francisco, offering the
use of the flag staff on the First
National bank for display.
This letter was referred to Sergt
b. 5. Pague, observer at Roseburg,
officer in charge of the Oregon
weather service, and he has written
letter to Lieut.. Ladue accepting
the use Of this flag staff, and promis-
ing to direct Volunteer Observer
Jos. Albert to make use of the same.
He also adds the following recon-
mendations:
"In regard to the taking of obser-
vatiOns at Salem, / would say that
there are none made there, but there
should be. The United States will
not furnish instruments, but for the
benefit Of the people of Salem it
would he to their interest to pur-
chase a set of standard thermometers
and "A rain gauge and have obser-
vatiOns made"
He here incloses n price list of
these instruments, five thermome-
tcrs and rain gauge, the whole
costing Sl9.7O, and a latticed shelter,
$5 more, making the whole cost
about S25. He says the government
will furnish the necessary blanks,
and franked envelopes to any one
who will render reports, ana all
necessary instruction to the observer.
He adds:
"At this time, when Oregon is en-
to advertise her climate
and resources, it is very important
that every city should be able to
present accurate statistics. There
has lately been started n paper, de-
voted to the climate of Oregon, and
reports from Salem TO this paper
would be of assistance to both.
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
b. :. PAGUE,
Sergt. u. S. Signal Service Obser-
yer in charge of Oregon weather
service.
1t will also be necessary to pur-
chase IA set of weather flags, and it is
quite likely this matter will come
up before the board of trade on next
Tuesday evening, that being the
regular meeting night.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

Two New York burglars being in-
terruptcd by the lady occupant of
the room they We're nnsacking, one
darted out of the door and escaped,
the other levcled u revolver at her
head and bade her keep stin. But
the heroine grabbed the weapon and
screamed for help. \ policeman
promptly entered the room and
nabhod the thief just rs he had
wrcstcd the pistol from his captor's
grasp, lie stands a good chance OF
u term In the pvuitcptiary.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

ThE Farmers Review, published
m Chicago, gives the following crop
summary; "rhore is not much
change to ncporl In the condition of
the growing vrops, The rcyVnt warm
weather has quickened the gn,Wth oi
the oorn, Out most other crops an,
agan needing ran, Reports of niu-
~ uN in>ttts anc uopa common nov
with the advent of warm weather.
Fruit prospects arc generally npruv-
vd, but meadows and Iastup,s ~
main unchanged. "