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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

OFFICES IN THEIR POCKETS
The real estate dealer with his office
In his pocket must go. This is what
hotel keepers and legitimate real
estate agents In this city say, aud
they sav 1t very emphatica!ly, too.
SAYS the Astoria Pioneer. by real
estate dealers with pocket Offices. is
meant that class of individuals VINO
flock to all growing cities and make
their headquarter in the Offices of
hotels. They never spend a cent in
the hotels, but hang about the
register and lay for stranger whom
they think have a little money
aud are likely to invest. Their
methods are not unlike those
those of the bunco steerer. As soon
as the pocket men get hold of a
victim they draw plat ola town
site out of their pocket and ex-
plain to him how a small fortune
can be made in few weeks
on trifling investment. The
s.rlngers in nine cas- out of
ten purchases through these worth
les only to find on investigation
that he has paid out his money FOR
property located eight or nine miles
out of town, and which will never
have any value as residence lot.
'This sort of work is running the
city and givingit bad name abroad,
said one hotel manager yester-
da.', "but it is going on all the tinle,
and these fellows are getting thicker
and thicker. Whenever we see theln
at work We warn the guests against
them, the same as we would against
a bunco steerer or a short card gam
hlnrO
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-Ycstar-
day evening about 5 O'Clock the Mo-
doc and Hoag had u collision in the
Eola channel in which the Modoc
was somewhat mashed up. The
loss Is estimated at about 800
Captain Bell was captain on the
Modoc and Captain Raabe was cap
tain of the Hoag at the time of the
accident. 1t is said that the Modoc
would have been cut in two If it had
not been IN the hands of skillful
captain. Boats have never tried to
pass at this place before. Some
of the passengers on the
MOdOc were badly scared.
The matter will no doubt go be-
fore the inspectors where 1t will
he properly invotigated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

TOMORROW NIGHT. - The Dan
and Josie Morris Sullivan company
will be at Reeds opera house, on to-
morrow evening and present bril-
liant programme. The Provo Utah
ENQUIRER says that of an unique
character was the "MirrOr of Ire
land" in the theatre last evening by
the Dan Morris Sullivan company.
A panoramic view of Ireland, con-
sisting OF numerous fine and relastic
scenes of the could sod" with bril-
liant acting In front of them by
"Barney," "Nora"and other charac-
ters, was what made the people pres
ent last evening 80 full of enthusi-
asm. The scenes In Dublin, Belfast,
Cork and Londonderry, the ruined
castles, the noted monuments, the
storm on the sea, and, above all,
the moonlight scene on the Lakes
Of Killarney" was simply grand.
In the last scene, the waters glittered
IN the moon light whenever the lu-
mlnary Of the night peeped from
behind the thickening clouds, until
one fancied that he was really be-
holding moonlight evening on
those lakes made 10 famous In Irish
song. II was fine performance, and
the people were never more satisfied
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

The ssell Who does not posaeas Al
least q half dozen canes 10 reall,
lacked upon In pity nowadays b,
bls frlloss. lime sas aud MOI
many years ago when q zane MA,
= badge of aiilIellon ~ lnhnniiy, u
Do longer hllfills meniy ihs ofiics ol
. staff ~ support, bat IL carried
either IN q purely decorative senss 90
~ Impair, . esrlaID dlsiiDgus sslng
"a ibs man ~ fashion when hs
walks. s'hihlsf aud furnlsisf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05
Supreme Court.
SALEM, Dec.

SALEM, Dec. o, 80.
State Of Oregon, resp. VI Frank
Jarvis, app. appeal from Multno-
nah county argued aud submitted
Henry u. McGinn atty. for resp. A.
u. Sears Jr, for app.
state OF Oregon resp. vs. Joseph
Gallo, app. appeal from Multn0inal
county argued aud submitted.
Henry u. McGiDn atty. for resp.
Gllbert Mc.ilDn atty. for app.
state of Oregon, resp. VI All Lee,
Indicted under the Daiia ~ Ali Jo,
app. appeal from MulinoDah county,
argued Dnd submitted. Henry e.
MnGlDn aiiy, for resp. w, ~.
Adams atty, for app.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the st. Louis Re-
public from Sedalia, Mo-, says that
Taylor Holt resident Of this city,
was arrested here to-day for bigamy.
He married Miss Lille Calvert oil
this city, Oct. 10th, this year. 1t
has become known that at that
time III Salem Oregon, and that pro-
ceedings were pending between
them for divorce, which has not
yet been granted. A visit to the
county records show that no such
proceedings has ever been entered
ON the records of Marion county.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

A JOURNAL reporter was shown
description and design of the
medal this morning and he must be
lowed to say that it is one of the
most b andsome medals ever given
out in this way.
The medal is solid IA X gold, very
heavy, with a raised bevel eagle
surmounting stand of arms and
the whole including a pair of flags
richly enameled, is surrounded by a
green gold wreath. The medal is
finely finished throughout. The
main medal is suspended from a
solid gold bar by two neat chains
and silk band.
The badge becomes the personal
property of the winner and this
alone is worth considerable consid-
Grafton Notwithstanding the honors
in securing it,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

A SLIGHT FREEZE. The inhabi-
fants who arose early this morning,
were surprised to find that light
crust of mother earth had frozen
during the night. The walks were
covered with a heavy frost, and for
time stranger could not tell ex-
actly whether he was in Oregon On
had suddenly awoke in the frigid
cline of the East, but as sooD as the
sun came peeping over the distant
hills, a different scene was was pre-
sented and the morning made o
beautiful one.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

SHOULD BE SToPPED.-There Is a
young lad attending the East Salem
school, who is said to be in the
habit of carrying a revolver, and the
other day just as the bell rang he
was seen to shoot this revolver at a
crow. There four or five hundred
children attending this school and
this kind of work should be stopped.
There is rule forbidding scholars
to carry dangerous or deadly weap-
ons on the school grounds, but it
seems as If this young chap has
not been caught in the act.
the teachers should use all pre-
caution possible about such matters
and promptly punish such scholars,
as continuance of such conduct
will lead to outlaws and desperadoes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

HUSBAND (OF EXPERIENCED
"We'll you're through your shop
ping, Maria? Out of money, out of
patience. and out of temper as usual.
1 suppose" Wife (sweetly,) II am
neither out of patience or temper,
and for once I've got some money
left, and am satisfied with every
purchase of holiday goods made. "
Husbands: 1.-THE millennium must
have opened ur." Wife: "No, j.
G. Wright has opened up his lovely
low-priced stock.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

sALRn 10 TnR kEA.-A special
dispatch frow salem to the 0rego.
man, says "Jhe talk ~ building a
railroad ffom kalem 10 Iillaniook
apd Astoria Salem % the sea- has
now assuned such fOTn that some
deeIdod action VIII he taken NJ once.
Tho citizens ~ salem aTe la earnest,
aud Wy eOnceflad efforts Will accom-
pllsb lbe desired sDd, aud that NJ
once, Large subscriptions are prom.
lasd ffOin every dlTsciiOn,n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

A CAR LOAD.-The reliable firm
of J. &. Brown G. Co., received a
cotnplete car Load of hardware from
the eastern markets to-day. This is
the second car load the firm
has received in tie past few
weeks. This will inaugurate a
wholesale and retail business at
the beginning Of the New Year,
and will no doubt meet with splen-
did trade. Tie firm ore 50 we'll
known throughout the valley, that
an explanation of their dealings is
unnecessary, suffice it to say that
they will always be found in the
front ranks Of progress. The JOUR-
NAL hopes tina, in u short time they
will receive goods by the train load,
instead of the car load as at present.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

The following is a correct list OF
the real estate transactions filed al
the office of the county recorder to.
day:
LBeach and VT to q Schwa-
der; tract in WoOdburn 5 40C
J H Settlemier and VT to
Mrs s II Richards; 1t IL blk 3
add "a" to WOodburn 4O
j H Settlemier and WI toF
II Young; parcel Of lot blk
2, WOOdburn 80
q H Richards to G Schwa-
der;lt ~, blk 3, add "a" to
Woodburn 80
r l. Quimby and WI to f
III Young; north half of 1t 3
blk 2, add "B" to WOOdbun $50
II III Wilson and VT to
Christopher Anderson; 1t %
Capital Home add to Salem 900
Edward Hirsch and VT to
q A Robert; b acres In 7sr
3w 5000
Benz Brown and VT toJH
Bradley; @ acres near Wood
burn $50
Geo B Gray and VT to MI
Dorrance; Its 8 and 9 blk 2,
Waldo's add TO Salem 25OO
w III Baker and VT TO So
Ion and John N Baker; prop
erty of grantors In Marion
county, other valuable con-
slderation and 5000
Robert Sconce, minor, 10
Walter l.. Tooze; land near
Woodburn 273
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

ONLY A RUMOR.-It was rumored
on the streets that young man lily.
ing in the northern part of the city,
had went to the woods on Sunday
with revolver and had not put In
his appearance as yet. A JOURNAL
reporter was detailed to find out the
facts In the case, but after careful
investigation 1t was learned that the
rumor was without foundation. Ii
was stated that fears were entertain
ed that the young man had shot
himself.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

CURIOsITIEs. "A gentleman by
the name of Wheeler yesterday
brought from Yaqulna bay and left
on exhibition at Chas. Hellenbrand's
a section of the backbone of whale.
1t measures fourteen inches in diam
eter, and weighs about twenty
pounds. 1t was washed upon the
beach, where Mr.. Wheeler found it.
He also left a piece of the rock from
which the rock oyster is taken; it
shows many holes where the oyster
has come out, and also one oyster
that is yet imbedded in the rock.
Many spectators stop and look at
the curiosities.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

THE PHILHARMoNIC.-The Phil
harmonic society, assisted by Miss
LeOna Willis and Miss Halle Par
rish, propose to give another one of
their pleasant entertainments ut the
opera house on Thursday evening,
December 18th. The programme
being prepared IL u delightful one
and II will insure u crowded house.
Look out for further announce
meuls
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

A GooD ARTIcLE.--D0n't fail "a
read the address Of Col. Pope on the
editorial page regarding the pernla'
neDi improvements Of roads. II II
u sensible and timely article aud
one that deeply interests the people
of Salem aud vicinity at the present
time,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05
WHERE DOES THE DAY BEGIN?-

WHERE DOES THE DAY BEGIN?-
AS a matter of fact the day begins
all around the world, not at the
same instant of time, but just as the
sun visits successive portions of the
earth in his journey from east to
west. But .he traveller who crosses
the Pacific ocean can give another
answer to the above question, and
that is-that on the 18th degree of
longitude, one-half of the circum-
ference of the globe--stal ting from
Greenwich east or west--there Is an
arbitrary change or dropping of a
day, and that, at this point. if any
where the day may be said to begin.
1t was with strange feelings that
the writer, crossing the Pacific, hav-
ing gone to bed on Saturday night,
leaving everything pertaining to tie
almanac In a satisfactory condition,
awoke on Monday morning! Sunday
had completely dropped from cur
calender-for that week at least.
Everyone knows that i'm travelling
around the world from east to west
a day is lost, and in order to adjust
his reconing to that of the place he
has left, one must drop q day as If
he had not lived 1t, when in reality
the time has passed by lengthening
every day during the journey. For
along time it was the custom for
sailors to affect this change pretty
much where they pleased; but it
has become settled rule among
American and English navigators,
that at tho QS0th daUrap a dav n,iiSt
be passed over If going west and one
added If going east, in which case
the latter enjoys two Sundays or two
Thursdays, as the case may be. 1t
is most likely that this particular
degree was decided on from the fact
that, except a few scattered islands
of Polynesia, q there are no large
communities, with their vast COM
mercial and social transactions to
be effected by the change.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

TRAINS DELAYED, This morning
overland train fronl California will
be lD about bslO this evening, The
delay IL said % be caused ny y wash
Ou near ileddlDg, The rain foil iD
iorfeDis lor twenty four hours aud
water fell a. tbs depth ~ three feet
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

LOVELY WEATHER. - The new
coners are loud In their praise OF the
weather we are experiencing here
In Oregon ut the present time. The
nights are just cool enough for com
fort, aud the days, well, they are
perfectly lovely. Oregon Is surely
at her best this fall.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

iHhlsfAAs ilAsAAh, jIbe I.adles
Ali safely ~ lbe Nelhailsl pbuIpil,
49, NiahluN sIfailHNlusnls ~ hnld 4
laulf ngfsaI Ai iIlrlI T,Alnls lD the
~, ", nbuiph, Dp Friday aIlsgna,lll,
is.tib'sl lslli uuilbef NJ fsnny
sil plpliyi ug'flll Apd a,hallleDial
Alilrl.s ~ Nsll ~ Toys, ilDdlps, So,
pleI VII Va nilpnpi hll salp Al
il.sss poois Alll IA aullahls ~
ihIsliilAs pin@inls, aid ihp pIalasds
A,s " slI 4 sniibb psliss Elplll
Dge lnllini
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

hFNFa FALIs Is,w Yesterday AZ
ieInn0D a PARTON ~ ihe DaariH On
ihe Marion street sewer, fell M, letting
v quantity ~ diri All Ia ihp sewer,
DDe ~ ihs men Who iurD ihs Wind
lass, had The misfortune iO huri hls
hand yesterday, bul II Mas nla ssrI'
tlllh
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

ATTENDING couRT. Quite u mum
her ~ salem lawyers are at ihe
county seat of Polk county looking
after legal measures, The damage
suits ngainsl the railroad company
VIII take up most ~ the tine " this
honorable body ~ law. .plaksrs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

woLf KlLIs A Fox, Yesterday
eHepipg Wm, Wolfe, u lad 0f NJ teen
Summers, killed u GIll growp gray
hky 0ui OD Howell prairie, ah0lii
eight miles frpm this nily, tOunn
Wolfe had heen ODi hunting anJ
Mas lp lhp biz raad, when lbe dogs
came running pellDlell anpr tbs foI
The boy legelpJ lbe gun il0k aim
and nfed, killing ihs hE almost Ia,
slanily The fll aas brought lDlO
lhp nllb Tbs DofplnV, anJ viii he
stunned and placed Dn ekblblilOn,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

DoYbIs brpasisd vests viii bs .
fsaiDIs ~ the fancy styles, fbs
nov patterns ap 0n ihs faslls das.
sls order Mapy large figured pat.
lsfns will lis s0Tp,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

Mtef hALfs, 'i'bs stats i.and
sph iinsi lllillailt sls doluH q
nlr blsliiiss slill illslf Wet halsnl
alllilvui ialls Ais nsilns iasl anl
ibp buyers Ris puliiis ,lilsldsfnbls
ssliiniisugs M illsis purchases.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

ID'hDnp an msmheTs ana
lDplf fllynlls ~ ils ialaDl pleasans
Hour h,alriy viii plpaAs lAlaf lp lDlnd
ills s'alal Raihpilpg ihls evening
4 olllllrnNlhH pIuinplly ~ $40
p'plnphi a Ro,ld ilnip 10 aniirllialsd,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

GRANTED A PARDON. - Sam'l
Abraham was granted a pardon to-
day, to regain him to citizenship.
He was sent to the penitentiary from
Mnltnomah county, OH charge of
larceny, and has served his full term.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

iioLnDAf liODs, OIeDed lbls
week, Al sDiiFp nov lol ~ novelties
suitable, ADJ ~ fact, just lbe thing
hoi halliday Rlfls nDd presents, AZ ilo
Whit ipTnrr !, Meyer lglm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

ulhn Wa nh iifetAnrHFD
And " bi,u Asni a. ls isnanilagaI
w bpui lfleildsi Hltp ihpill phOlll'
Nisph ~ lnllisslf ishsn W faiisi
lu "A lllaalrI,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05
NOTICE.

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lals sneh M the meath ~ iisnsalLrT
ls~i, afsinsi ihs lne,fpsaisfs sissk IN
a. ...',a "a n;.,,..l Y, sas ", Caleb .s...
Y l'asl dos ans papsls 90 90 h,lllsin.
sl'ss.s, ls.sll NJ. W llss shasss. w
,..,... . y hsgs.ss Z ss,.. ..,ss .s..' ~ 90 n !,
$40 No ~. ~ saasas sl.i.d.us M ths !, : ~
NJ t.ssssi A.siia, sna M .a.s,s slll u
s.ill " tsf aid ss.f.ssnssi ~ ths oiSins ~
~ssssss : s;sss i.yfs. 'a sss sss ,i Is.s's aid
lf';ss.'ss ~ = aixf'aslixSi.' a. : 4 -. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

$50 a. Nr, llens1n's NpY Candy
ani lgaf lslOfe, hT the nnesl llns
" naDJy, plgals aDd iolaeeo, ln ihe
si'yi All Risij, nes alld iIssl, l,,1
state siIssi ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

finrAheh' hlrIlAD, ilsgulaT
nispllDR ~ laplial linRlne 60, NJ
J i1 lllA flpnlnk Al nipiulHIs afr
l,si,sisl ~ ~ IA, pif'nslli, ~ a,liils lpfy
llllAlliAni buflIras 10 ni llands.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

PEACE MAKERs.-County Judge
Shaw to-day appointed d. B. Allen,
of Jefferson, and j. A Knight, of
Silverton, as Justices of the peace.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

blocks from tine elegant High
two blocks and
d
a best s a
M t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

itlAtlulhD 90 hAl Tbs snlsg
lilsl.lF Hi,'pib niul ~ Goa a il0sns
sl hhiF ni1llplhlna ~ lnlHlss( III
isli bpl ll lhplf sl,eslp pp lhp hssslui
pass lyAngipN Maiah N aud -
shai ibsb a's FplnH l0 IA,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

~ ihs "saai aaD,s "a hansf ssn ~
h,sias asfsslsfilla, IA ioasil, Maze
shfif u is pgslati. ihsgs h mois ~
iiis,i . safsslagills s,aa ihaH ~ all . hsg
l,,sdlsinss, ani u hss sissn "a h,si salls.
iafii',A slhit iis inif,iiusilnn lfn bsan ass
fhis isilia p'ii ~ " lhs asahlns ala nli
lsi.ssss iAsflii flpu snissf bsisl llnpass
sl'sid, 10 iiepis <snspaFllls.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

There 10 40 dssyins that there AIS
= great many white As~Dis, bslns
soldl ihs~s picked eui vlib an oeca.
sional dot ~ eoiof having ibs call
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

All subscribers TO THE ECAP1TALJoURNAt.
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this office, giving address, and
the matter will be attended to at once.
Office, corner Court and Liberty, Streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

~ wm lslIftnls nDe Hos ~
holiday R,asls, consisting ~ plush
N,Al'ls, Hlbunls, ull IaluiInRs, toys,
pliiuis iiaiilis, inllpl asis, IA,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

iismspilAr lbli tbs Hon Ton 20,
lap'ali Y ills place 10 Rsi . g,ald
niial f,H ~ pis, Ia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

Near NslI'.Ir . lloIs bas Issn l,oned
hfss feet,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

TO sDlil. " siai. .'' si,s, " w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

The following is a correct list of
the real estate transactions filed at
the office of the county recorder to-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-05

For advertising rates apply at this Office
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
WIT AND WISDOM.

lit is not what va intend. but what
we do that makes us useful
Good counsel Is only thrown away
upon those who are full OF their own
pesfections.
The moral cement OF society Is
virtue. II unItes and preserves, while
vice separates and destroys.
Silence Is said TO be the wit OF
fools; but they do not always have IL
with them.-N. o. Picayune.
1t has been observed that the man
who has the fewest failings Is the most
tolerant OF those of his neighbors
Character 10 TO the working man
what wealth Is TO his employer IL is 10
him capital. his stock In trade. and
upon its marketable value depends his
success or his failure.
Mature does not make mistakes II
man would study her ways and under
stand her Interchangeable conditions he
might turn her into a willing servant. -
Rural New Yorker.
Greater praise Is due those who do
well the so called little duties OF every
day life than those who are waiting for
some great opportunity to show tnoir
strength and courage. Grace Gagiend.
Genius Is like barrel on the top oi
a hill; 1t will not indeed move unless
pushed. but once pushed 1t goes of H.
self Talent 10 like load on the road
way; Ii will not 60 forward unless
dragged.
There are different ssrts OF human
nature. Some are given 10 discomfort
and longing. others to securing and en-
joying And let me tell you the discon.
tented. longing style Is unpleasant to
live with. Eliot
1T Is not what a man does. but why
he does 1t. that settles the question o.
character as Indicated in the act
kiss may be proof OF blackness Of heart
A respectful word may be token o.
treachery. IS. S. Times
Habits OF inattention. OF mental in
dolence. OF surface or of random think.
ing. OF inexact statement. though they
may involve no conscious wickedness
are the source of a widespread and in
sid.ous corruption OF character.
1t Is always the extraordinary mar
that accomplishes anything In thi
world. Not the extraordinarily ricl
man. nor the extraordinarily able man
nor the extraordinarily good man. bu
the extraordinarily faithful man. Is tn
man who finally counts for good re
suit In any undertaking in life.
There Is great mistake In sup
osing giving Is concerned only will
ilatanlsl benefits. These form indee
lut small part Of It's mission. Who
ever creates happiness. whsther by
kindly greeting, or tender sympathy
ar inspiring presence. or stimulatln
thoughts. Is as true q giver as he VIII
smpties his purse 70 feed the hungry.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
a fired in a Tight Place.

alfred. before we were married you
told me you never swore. and yet In
your sles p last night you used the most
awful pr diane language ever heard in
my life
(Cant lously) What did ! seem 10 be
talking about. my dear?'
you kept mutterlng something about
jack pot .. royal hushes. red hackles.
gaffs. pdttlng ap dukes. pasting some
body on the mob. and q lot OF other
things l couldn't understand"
''Thote, my love. ane-aw-mll!-
tary ter ms dreamed was In a bat
tie"
bat why should you swear 60 dread
fully. Alfreda
(Seeihg his way ouD Il thought
was with the army In Flanders, my
love. - Chicago Tribune.