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The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
THE LAaoesJ house.
An imu,.nss i,u,iaIss A~ar vi-na. In
Whleh s.llD vOppis Live.


Whleh s.sls vvppas Live.
Every Americnh. 045bpcan and ORR.
entail country hss ~ s1ras Of public and
private mansions, ysb lcnna. Austria.
has tho giant Of shcuf1hli Tho Frei-
haus (frce housed, sita6ted In Wiedcn, \
suburb OF the city jsssDen,ioned, is the
most spacious buildinf ON tho globe.
Within Its walls WIZ city of human
beings live and work. eep and eat. l.
contains In all bctwee4 Loo and 1900
rooms, divided into u Rari Of AGO dwell.
ing apartments oi 1ppn four to six
rooms each. This iuobense house has
thirteen court-yards4a,s opon and
eight tcovercd-and d nrg" Garden with
In its walls. A visit<B 20 the building
relates that no oncc spent two hours in
looking for man ku6Nn 70 reside In
the house.
Scarcely . trade. hshiivcrk or pro-
iession can bc named shirh IL not repre-
scnted In this sn0vsnciss lullding. Gold
and silver workcrs, nAkers OF fancy
articles. lodging houor keepers. book
binders, agents, tusnsp- lasiers. officers,
iocksmiths. toinsFs. 1uiors. scientific
men. Government eleSks three bakers,
eighteen tai,orh sas. .-nino shoe
Makers ssd na6y SIbSt ,,r.desaon live
In It.
Tho house has thirty one s,aircascs
and fronts ON thrcc street, and one
square. In one day tho po,,man's deiiy-
cry mas amounted u as many as 900
pieces To this single ha, titanic house.
To address letter To the house and To
tho person 1t is intended for, does not
assure the sender hat the person ~
whom It Is addressed viii ever rooely.i,.
In order To make assuranco doubly
sure" all ic,tsr. Addr,ssai ,o tho ''frei.
haas" must ba provi!ei with both the
given and the surname Il the person for
whom intended. the number of the
court, tho number Of ~. staircase, and
tho number Of the ai.rimcn,, other
wise it's as apt u 81 s.,ray AZ though
addressed 10 city unpro,iioi with d.
roo,ions as To stree. ant number.
A, the present tim. aha persons live
In this immense build n,. and pay an
annual ron'al Of over i1o. 100 nor.n..
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

A citizen o! Ice County. Ga. tells the
following story; Las; spring I plan'ct
. 10; OF English peas. One day Tho
chickens got in the garden. scratched
them up and ate them. didn't have
,imc Just then TO send 10 town alto
more pea seed 10 plant, 80 I decided 10
Gu, the chickens craws open. take tho
seed out and plant them. I did that;
then scwcd up the craws with com.
mon needle and thread. I never saw a
finer crop OF English peas than raised
las, spring. and think ,hosc chickens
were the bcs; ever tasted. for. be IL
known. ;hc chickens lived and grew TO
bc OF good sj,c."
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
JUVENILE guNCo.Men.
Jesv They Harsea several hini Oid
t.,ii.s - . 0osssss bassb

a ragged little urrhla hobhlci across
City Hall rark yesterday afternoon with
ono of his fee, rudcly baniasci with
sotnc dirty cloth. Gays the New York
World. iic cuiii harv'ly touch his in.
iuroi foot 10 the ground. AMI T., ctutch
he had a broon.s'ici, To one rni Of IL
hc had nailed a piece o! wood for an
arm piece. ani with the aid OF this and
a companion about his own srr be
limpcd to the stone wall fronting tho
pos,-oGlcc on Mall street ard leaned
,-ainst 1, as 'bough utterly exhausted
by his cSor;.ons.
Tho two iitilc follows talked ,oZcih-
~ for awhile .nd then the companion
walked up 10 an elderly woman who was
passing and asked her for few pen
iics.
"Mc brother has got hurtod foot"
aid hc. land vc can't work. cause !
tot ter take rar8 rr him"
The old Lass lr'.ei o,rr her rlassns
md going up % i.lu iHiuryd hoy asked
him how he b brcn hI :.
II was selling rapcrs,- said he,
"whcn wagon run over inc foot"
'Poor boz aid she. sympa,hotically,
and she handed bin q quarter.
The reporter stood Tor awhile watch
ing tho boys and he noticed that the lit
tic fellow only accostcd women. Tho
two had collected quito nice little pile.
when tho invalid got tired OF holding
his injured foot from tho ground and do
cidcd to go.
His companion took his arm and to-
Fcthcr the two started down Park Row.
Tho little fellows foot began 10 grow
rapidly we'll. for at every stcphc walked
much easier. They finally went In ono
Of the little doorways Of tho post-oi'lcc.
where the injured boy 50, down, and in
a twinklin1 tho rags werc OF. exposing
TO view perfectly we'll foot, though
very dirty and grimy. After the rags
had been tucked away tho boys crossed
the street to a basement "bcancry."
Neither o. the juvenile bunco men was
over twelve wears Of age.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

Some time since hanson cab was
driven al a very rapid pace along tho
strand in London, and passcrs-by OBJ
served. TO their horror. there were two
men inside engaged in an apparently
deadly conflict. Fearing that murder
was about ,o bc committed. they raised
an alarm, and some bold individuals
rushed 90 the horse and brought tho
animal to a standstill. Thcrcupon tho
two persons who minute before
seemed TO be engaged in life or death
struggle quietly loaned forward and
Distributed among the crowd some hand
bills inviting thcm TO 20 TO such and
such ,hcatcr 10 witness = certain per-
formancc,
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

1--WE go, It fiscd.' remarked the bank
president to his wife. "wc'll have our
daughter Julia marry the cashier. and
you may instruct Clara TO encourage tho
book-kccpcr's attentions. Then may bc
in timc there will be granddauGh,crs
enough TO monopolizc the attentions Of
the various clerks. and VIC won't tako
any risks in the funds going out Of the
family. tell you it takes = long g-hcad.
ed man TO run bank"
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

Tho eagle does no. show a bold from.
when her cyric is invaded. although
much has been written to the contrary.
a gentleman lately visited an cyric in
the highlands OF Scotland. There wero
young ones In the nest. and on approach.
ing tho nest the parent bird few of.
leaving the caglc;s TO look after them-
selves. She kept lowering about very
long way OF. but did not show any signs
OF returning SO long as tho invader was
there
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

A Denver dispatch says Milan ID.
Fletcher. who was recently arrested
near Kangcly. for the alleged dcfraud-
ing Of ward ont of pension. bna been
taken to Indianapolis fcr u,,i,
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

Any work. no matter how humble,
,ha. man honors by efficient labor and
steady application will bc found impor-
tant enough to secure respect for him.
self and credit for his name.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

How sad 1t makes n man to observe a
dollar hat on 4 seven cent head.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
J.w. HUGus, &c DAVIS,
J. w. Hugus & Co.,
BANKERS.
MEEKER, COLORADO.

Transact GeneFrl Banking businrss.
highest price patti ior County Warrants. In
isrsst allowed nn Time n'potlis. bpfts
irs'yn on i4sstrru Citirs Aud Europe,
Correspond Hfs, Frurua nr's.. Nsv York
i1r,f sai''rrf Usr- nHHf- tHnni'
Naurnr iH.N H- s'U.
Eswuns, wa.
Collection. Promptly Attended 10.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

You cannot cook mountain game on a
mountain range.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15

"will you say grace9" said the editor.
As the minister took his seat;
And the latter cried. as the food he spicd:
Lord. give us something TO eai''
a.Atlant. Constitution.
The Meeker herald., 1890-11-15
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Elmer Savage of Gervais, Is II
the city to-day.
Rev. p. S. Knight is in Portland
to-day on business.
Hon. Tilmon Ford is in Wood
burn OH legal business.
Rev. w. r. Patty is still seriously
i'll and his vigorous makeup is the
only hope for his recovery.
Rev. L. Brosseau, Of Gervais, with
his friend Col. LaBranche, of Mon.
treal, were in the city over night.
/ NJ. L. Goodell, J. p. for East Sa.
lem, was one Of those who started
for Woodburn this morning.
/ II. S. Guild, editor of the Silver
ton Appeal, started for home this
morning after business visit in the
city.
DR.. Harry Lane, superintendent
of the insane asylum, returned this
morning from business trip up the
road.
Sheriff Croisan and Deputy
Wrightman took the morning trai n
for Woodburn, where small sized
lawsuit is pending.
Mr.. Il. p. MCGOWAN, Of the Boston
Pilot is in the city on@ brief visit.
The Pilot is a very able Irish Catho-
lie journal of some literary ability.
Mr.. John Hughes was a passenger
for Woodburn this morning with
the intention, it il presumed, of in
vesting in the booming real estate of
that lively town.
Col. Y. Il, Knight arrived in the
city by the morning train, coming
in from Klamath county. Mrs.
Knight is occupying sick bed at
present and he left his interests in
klamath county to wait upon her.
DIR. c. B. Knight, lately from
New York, an eclectic physician of
about thirty years experience, has
a card in this paper. Look him up.
He appears to be perfect gentle
man.
ID. w. Matthews and Mr.. Kirby
are enjoying visit from J. S. Evans,
an old army comrade from Louis.
vile, Kentucky. Mr.. Evans has
serious thoughts OF making his
home in the Willamette valley.
Mckinley Mitchell, of the Ger
vais Gazette, and l.. II. McMahan,
of the Woodburn Independent, were
in the city last night. Mr.. Mitchell
takes the same train with McMahan
in an effort to brace up his repubIi.
canlsm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08
TRIPLE MARRIAGE.
Three Weddings Celebrated at Highland
Park This Afternoon.

COOK BLAIR.-Mr. ]. A. Cook,
Of Astoria, to Miss Maggie Blair,
Of Iowa.
MORRISON-MILES.- Prof. Nor
rison, of Newberg academy to
Miss Mary Miles, also Of Newberg,
Oregon.
MILES -BELL-Mr B. G. Miles
to Miss Anna Bell, both Of New
berg.
The triple ceremony was perform
ed by Rey. Corwin, Of the First
Congregational church, at the resi-
dence Of DR.. J. II. Minthorn, of the
Oregon Land Co., in Highland
park, at 2 p. m. this afternoon.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubson; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Cooke; Mr. and Mrs. Miles; Miss
Mary Cottle; Prof. Hartley and
wife; Bert Hoover; Bert Bean, of
California.
All three couples take the overland
train this evening, for San Fran
cisco.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Mrs. SCOTT-SIDDONs. "A medium
sized audience sat in Reeds opera
house last night and went through
the performance Of listening to Mrs.
Scott-Slddons. As an elOcutionlst she
has not lost much of her powers OF
yore. Some were Of the opinion
that the lady Intentionally gave
Salem slap IN the face, and tried
TO leave the impression that there
are ~ hundred school children in
the city who could put more spirit
Ia the recitations than she did. The
management of the opera house
need TO exercise little more care In
the selection Of "stage boys" az
they seemed TO cause Mrs. Siddons
a great deal Of trouble last night.
The renditions from Shakespeare,
notably the sleep-walking scene
from Macbeth, were very enjoyable.
The lady's diamond necklace and
heavy brocaded dresses are as attrac-
tive AZ ever, but In personal charms
Lady Siddons is showing the raw
ages of time. In all, the entertain
ment was OF high order aud credit
able TO the projectors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

MEMORIAL DAY.-The general
committee Of arrangements for
memorial day appointed By Sedg.
wick Post No. 10 G. A. II. have
about completed their arrangements
for the proper observance Of the day.
IL has been decided to issue no
special Invitation this year, as this
Ia a matter In which all are or
should be equally interested. The
committee hereby extends general
invitation 10 all civic and military
societies and the public schools Of
the city TO be present and assist in
the parade aud decoration services.
The procession will form on Com
mercial street at 1880 p. IN. and pro-
ceed 10 the |. o. o. i. cemetery and
dedicate the graves and return 10
the city. The usual service will be
held at Reeds opera house at 8
O'Clock In tho evening, The COM
mittee request that all places of
business be closed at noon and re-
main closed the remainder OF the
day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

From Lake County: A report
from Lakeview says the grass ON
the ranges il better than for several
years, and the stockmen have plenty
OF feed for the stock remaining, al
though abundant feed il but a slight
recompensa for the large loss OF last
winter.
Already freighting has COM
menced to Redding, and the team
sters will bring back goods from San
Francisco, which naturally should
have been brought into Portland.
But there has been 40 effort on the
part Of Portland business men to Sc
cure the trade from this section, aud
Il may not be IN small an item as
strangers might think. over 500, .
600 pounds of wool were shipped
nom this county last year, Not less
than $1,000 head OF mutton sheep
sold 10 San Francisco pariics, besides
several thousand head Of cattle aud
horses. We have nearly $1,000 81.
miles OF territory aud over 500 voters
and plenty Of room Tor more.
Already large number San Fran
cisco travelling salesmen have visited
I.akeview and have taken with
them large orders from the mer-
chants.
The grand clearance sale at the
Capitol Adventure store Is still on.
and is pleasing all buyen,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08
NOT A MINISTER.
This Lady Wants Business Man, Who
Can Support q Wife-Perhsps a
Newspaper Man.

A postmaster is not exactly a
marriage agency, but it Is very
evident that the young ladies
anxious for alliances think he is i'm
sympathy with their desires and is
ready to assist them toward the
fruitiOn Of their hopes. They prob
ably do not all know that our Mr.
Gilbert Is beginning to get gray and
has a family pretty well grown, but
still he sympathizes with youthful
longings and is willing to do all in
his power to have them satisfied,
hence he has allowed the JOURNAL
to publish the following letter re-
ceived short time ago, that all the
young men OF Salem who have
means enough to support a wife
comfortably mag have chance to
contest for 'prize."
PORTLAND, Or, March 25, '9O.
p. MASTER, Salem.
DR.. Sir: Having read of the
success young lady from the Fast
met with by writing to the post
master of Portland, asking if there
were plenty Of young men that
were inclined to matIimony, and
she having received two letters in
reply, /, being Il Portland girl,
thought / would write and ask you
about the gentlemen of Salem. If
there are few that have leisure
time and wish to correspond with Al
lady with the view Of marriage,
would you be kind enough To give
them my address? do not want IA
Would prefer a business |
man; one with means enough to |
support wife comfortably. AS TO
what am, etc, can give all the
references they desire.
Very sincerely,
GRACE TRENCHARD,
Portland, Or. /
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Yarnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.

THAT EXCURSION FROM PORT
LAND This mornings Statesman
contained an excellent suggestion
for the advancement Of Salem's
welfare In the article suggesting the
advisability Of running weekly ex.
cnrsions from Portland to Salem
Az the writer of that article says
there are thousands Of people IN
Portland who have never seen Sa-
lem and having never been here can
not realize the bright future before
this pushing city. The beauty and
home like appearance Of this city is
30 inviting aud enchanting when
compared to Portland's narrow
streets that such excursions, cannot
help but have a beneficial effect,
and cannot help but awaken an in
terest In Salem among the excur.
sionists hat is now wholly lacking
among the people to the north of
il. One excursion each week would
serve more 10 advertise Salem in
Portland than any other single
mode we could pursue. Following
up the idea, the JOURNAL believes
II could be done under the auspices
Of the Salem board Of trade, with
very little more expense than is now
incurred, and would meet with the
approval of all the interests center
ing here. The board could interest
the Portland band In the enterprise
and in addition have our represen-
tative, Mr.. Savage see that the ex-
cursions were properly advertised,
and conducted. It is n suggestion
too valuable to lie neglected. Why
not bring In the first excursion next
week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Al this season of the year the most Wig
orOus aud hearty loople oiien have a feel
ing az ~earincss, tired aud worn uut. With
out ambition Ia do any thing, ana many
b. eAk oot la plmplcs aud boils, vi hai
yon require 4 ulhu tonic medicine that
viii uci gcnuy on the liver aud hlood, aud
t0r this, nothing equals DC. Gums I'm
pF0Ned iANcr itls. They give an activity
" the liver, purity the hluod and Oy thcii
mad toAllc action, new vitality and
strength 10 the cnallb systen. sOla III :,
cents a box by smith a Hteiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

DIRT CHEAP.-"When you have
an acre there you can raise every
thing you want to.n These words
were uttered by an old resident Of
Salem prairie and referred to the
country in the vicinity Of the Gar.
den road. We have "A choice fruit
tract of four acres on the Garden
road, good share Of which is in
choice tree fruit In hearing aud it
has other substantial improvements
We can sell 1t at $400 per acre, on
easy terms. 1t is dirt cheap, let us
show it to you. Salem Land Co.,
Postotfice block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.-The
JOURNAL Is Informed by one OF the
heaviest creditors that the attach.
ments recently issued against the
oraaf family have proven "a severe
plow to some poor people. II seems
MT and Mrs. Graafhad seen better
days, and were here laborlng under
. heavy burden. The embarass-
menls, Il Is undentood, were
brought about by "A combination Of
circumstances tor which they are
hardly responsible, thus making
their load doubly heavy. MIR. Gmaf
went to take responsible position
At Seattle, aud his heavlest creditors
feel certain thsl they viii some day
DO folly repaid. Many friends here
flsh them a prosperous future.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Whun tn woods seems a-crackpn'
WI tn burs a-hlrn down,
M tn beetles y a-boom'n',
M dead leaves a-tiy'n' 'roun',
l Jest 20 a-loaf'n', loaf'n'
Nev'r car'n' Z smoke, r chew,
Dom noth'n' b't loaf'n' n think'n'
Jest a-thlnk'n-think'n-o'you
Out on the Garden Road.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

An Investment IN one of the Ore
gon Land Cos Highland addition
lots il entirely free from risks, and
will pay big interest, This favorite
addition il being rapidly built up,
and is destined to be the most popu-
lar residence locality In Salem. The
street cars run past Its doors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08
The Entertainment at Mphama.

The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor, at Mehama,
gave tag social" on Tuesday even
ing, May 9Th. The exercises con-
sisted of literary program, and the
serving Of cake and lemonade dur
ing time Of general sociability.
The receipts Of the evening were
$l3, which will be expended for the
literary productions Of the United
Society. The following is the pro-
gra IN rendered:
recitation, "The EudeavOr River,n
Miss Lois Stout; chorus, "Lo, the
Golden Fields" by choir; recitation,
"IfI WuJ,d Only Tel, - Susie Jack (;
duet ami chorus, Don't be i'm Too
Much OF II Hurry" recitation,
-Four Notice." Master Gordon
Hull; music, "Mu5quito Waltz"
Ralph Terrell; recitation, Rum
sellers Refrain" Mrs. Lottie Wyatt;
music, Hail to our Beautiful
Queen" 10y choir; crowning of May
queen by seven little girls; music,
Grown Prince March," Master
Ralph Terrell.
instrumental music, Prof. Il. A.
Clarke; DoXology and Lord'sprayer,
by Society; Quartet, Gail iUr Jesus"
The entertainment was creditabIe
to all who took part in the exer-
cises and was highly gratifying to
the entire audience. The society is
increasing in members, and enjoy
ing IA good degree Of prosperity and
influence.
Fox VALLEY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

New MINIsTER.-Rev. II. X.
Sicafoose, pastor of the Christian
church in this city, having resigned
and the resignation having been
accepted, the church organization
issued call to Rev. J. b. Johnson,
at present at Walla Walla. but
lately Of Lincoln, Nebraska, which
has been accepted. He will be here
about June lst and commence his
labors. There Is q mistake in this
mornings publication that the
church would decide after hearing
him preach; the church has already
decided and has secured his services.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

DIR. Mason now has his dental
rooms in the new Eldridge block. II.
The artistic displays OF baking at
Strong's are credit 10 the city.
The improvement ticket carried
the day ut SilveTton, Monday.
A double wedding is among the
social possibilities of Salem next
meek
III. L. Burnett lost Il fine X, Of u.
watch charm between Salem and
Dallas,
Big rains in California yesterday;
may be expected here to-day,
Oregon people like Oregon pro-
duets, and that is the reason they
buy those excellent stoves of Steiner
Il Blcsser.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

MOVING. J. Dalrymple Il Co.
are moving into their magnificent
new quarters In the Bush corner to-
day. 1t is big Job, and when set
tied their place will be one of the
very finest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Lumbermen report better receipts
of lumber now, and are in hopes of
keeping the demand supplied from
this on.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

cHANGR.-Dy error the date of
ths Evangelical meeting At salem
rAe gwen out In the JoURNAL for
Tuesday. IL should have been Fri.
day evening Of this week, as that a
sne tune nel for answering Blshop
bowman aud making full state.
msns 70 the members of the Evan
gelicai Association here. Revs
bowewox and liolllugcr win sneak
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

MARRIAGE LICENCE. ounty
Clerk Babcock responded this
morning to the demands of Mr..
Joseph A. Cook and Miss Maggie
T.. Blair for authority to join hands
for life journey.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

PROBATE COURT.-In the matter
of Leona Smith and Chas. Smith
miners, f., Nj. LAHORE presents his
annual report as guardian and the
same is approved.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Schoettle, the tailor is doing some
fine work on spring suits. Parties
wanting the best styles and patterns
should see him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

The only place in the city to Gnd
IA complete apartment of carpets and
lace curtains is at the White Corner.
5-5-3t-eod
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Too lovely for anything, but just
the thing for you-our new style
glass sets, we mean. j. G. Wright.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Il : Rice aud WI to w ID
German, Its and in blk II
Mill City; s Is
w ID German and VT to o
& Olson Its | and =, blk II
Mil City; 100
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Geo, Statesman is building II new
residence on the corner Of Trade
and High streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-08

Have you seen those beautiful six
teenth century chairs in Buren's
window