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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
INC Acc OF MuIe.

GLOW long do mules liyosa
ed the major, as he placed Ma 4,
the railing OF the hotel verana,
blew into the air, slowly and
lively, a vast cloud Of fragrapt
bacco smoke; well, | don't ~. l
never saw a mule die, and I,..
saw a dead mule. But for an
I'm hardly prepared to say tb,, i |
live forever"
Tell us about Colonel Wa,o.u
mule" broke in the doctor e,,.
ing a beautiful meershaum NV.
case. II think none OF tbe y.
have ever heard that story y
assure you, gentlemen, il Il NM
as a fish story"
Its not much OF a story anl
true, At the beginning Of ma
Colonel Waterman had an old
by the name of JENNY. As ~.
onel had an opportunity Ia |
animal at "A good figure, he AL Il
To be sure, Jenny had heeR n
family 80 many years that n
seemed like n member OF il. Az, /
is not TO be- sneezed at Tor Al
mule, so the colonel put an
mental feelings aside and let 4, /
for $50.
That was just before tie Il,
queried the landlord, standing n
door.
Yes, jus. before the VAR
tinued the major.
lin the exciting times uhbks
lowed of course old jenny va y
tirrly forgotten. About Ten ~,
after the war was all over thsec
concluded lie would Ikea -
lively mule. After "a great an i
experimenting hs bought cue
Just suited him. Among Other "a
qualities u looked just is JennY !
when she was young. The eo
son Frank happened "a come -
on IA visit IA day or two after 4.
purchase. The morning aitsr
arrival he wandered oat g0ths "a
To SEQ the uew mule. Ia abonll
minutes he returned and NV
Father, what did you pas iof,il
mule
"Scveuty.hye dollars, nplada i
colonel.
Frank burst out Laughing aria
claimed That's Just SIS mogv ~
you sold her Tor,
And SURF enough the enloaf
Young mule was mons othsr thaaa
Jenny
II never thoughtto ask y8s. ii
the doctor, r~r-iighting hs -
whether Jenny Is still alive o. h
She vas "a year ago. reFlzla
mn.o r promptly, hut vas beginrt
TO look "A littls weary There's !
why he added, moral1lagN
telling the age eli her ~ mgs e
negro chicago Herald
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
A Little CHRIS Rensnninn

little girl Of four wise yoarS wo,
visiting with her mother m ~
street and at the dinner table th.
mother insisted that she should ! !
hsh ana potato on her plate boror.
Delng helped to dessert Tho c%iS
turned gravely to hor hoatass 'n,,1
observed; DO you know WIN nv ,l
e ,mpsaes a.. doesn't keep a pig? ItSs bsS.
s suin > sae makes mo eat up nll liz
S"iii' Springfield Homestead, we
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

A NEW ''cure" has been invented in
Germany, which may be adopted us II
greater novelty than the mind cure or
the faith cure. Its basis is the harden
ing of the human organism. which has
been disastrously enfeebled by civiliza-
ton. The patients initiate the noble
savage and the gypsy, and the system
includes going barefoot us one part OF
the cure.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

The death OF u man near Syracuse
from the sting Of a bee is regarded by
physicians as one OF the most remark
able cases on record. He was stung
on the nose by an ordinary honey bee.
from one of his own hives, and died
within ten minutes. The sting OF a bee
appears to have previously affected
him in q most singular manner
Thirty-two years ago ne nearly died
from the effects Of a sting, and as a
result Of his illness at that time his
pulse never thereafter beat faster than
forty-fve pulsations in a minute.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

THE Hog family is not American, nos
is it by any means peculiar in this
country. The Lady Mavourneen who
said with enthusiasm that she could
travel without insult from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. and that every Amerl-
can OF the other sex seemed Il make
himself her protector. $ i'd only what
is generally true Of the American. He
is naturally courteous and invincibly
good-natnred.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

WOMEN are cheaper producers than
men; they will do the same work Tor
less money-and do it quite as we'll
and this settles the matter in their
favor. In manufacturing machines DO
the chief work, and the dem nd is nos
so much for muscular strength as for
skillful manipulation, delicate touch
and patient, automatic movement
and in this field OF effort women and
girls are quite as effective as men.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

In view Of the situation in the farm
ing world it is safe to look for what
people call better times. In this con-
nection the results OF the recent silver
legislation are not without significance.
The demand for more money has been
answered. and the Beauty Of the situa-
ton is that the new certificates are
growing more valuable.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

IF couple have always been fond
of each other. and happy together
through their married life. they grow
to look very much alike in their old
age. Take any old married couple you
know, who have always agreed,
and they will bear a stronger
resemblance to each other than either
will look like any of their blood rela-
tons.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

We read every few weeks OF a de-
cent man being killed by some acct
dent caused by that de ,dly weapon.
the pitchtork, which is always loaded.
An Ohio farm hand the other day used
one of these implements to kill what
he thought was a black skunk, and
killed instead a black convict, burglar
and all around desperate, who was
hidden under the hay.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

1T is said that one Of the latest pro.
ducts of the inventive genius OF Ameri-
cans is an artificial eye made Of
celluloid. Imagine the effec; if this
eye were to flash fire. as all the novel
lists and dramatists are fond OF repre-
senting the eyes Of their heroes and
heroines as doing. There would
certainly be IL confagration. as cellu-
loid needs only q spar.s to kindle it.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

RECENT excavations in Egypt have
brought to light wooden and leather
balls, which are supposed to be 1000
years old. There is nothing new under
the sun-not even the ball game.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
A Worlds Fair CURIOSITY

From the Chicngo Times.
Some one suggests that u Un'' y,
WANTS an attraction for the Wo o,nn,,
Fair she should raise the ola 6a,tt
tor now lying sunk OF Cape ,l,ios
ras, and set Il mp on the expos' u,
grounds. Not so bud m idea. -
haps, but by lar tho grealesg n
riosity which could be PROCURE aoI
the fair would be n man who naa Y.
advised Chicago what the u.
attraction she could get woulu
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

THE eyes of insects are immovable,
and many OF them seem cut inso u
multitude OF facets, like the facets OF a
diamond. Each of these facets is sup
posed to possess the powers OF n true
BYE. L~eneboeck counted S,1S1 of them
in the cornea of a beetle, and over
5000 in that Of a common horsehy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08
THE PRIZE SNAKE STORY.

n 1880, while a
me of L
Company OF the
Texas State
Rangers, | was
ordered up into
Preside county
with q squad OF
men to follow
Victories MUIR
derous band OF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

EVERY decade In IA defence OF the
next one behind Il, At thirty the
youth hrs sobered mo manhood,
but tlia strong men OF forty rise in
almost unbroLen rank between him
aud the approaches Of old are AS
they show in ths men Of fifty; At
forty he looks with a aense of ,2ou-
rity at the strong men of ilIy, and
sees behind them the row of sturdy
sexagouaflans, When any Is
reached, somehow sixty doeH not
look SO old as Il once used 20, and
seventy II still far or At sixty the
stern sentence of the burial sery cc
seems to have meaning that one
did not notice In former years.
rhere beglns to be something per
sonal about Il. Hut II QUE lives To
seventy, he soCn gets used 10 the
text with the thVescore years and
ten Ia II, aud beglns 20 count him
self among those who hy reason Of
strength are destlued 10 Nach four.
score, at whom he can see number
stlll IA reasonably good condition,
Tho octogonarlan loves 10 read
about people OF ninety and over
~, peers among the ester,s, OF the
trlennlal catalogue OF the ua.yersi, y
fos the names OF graduates who
have heen seventy yeAp out of
college aud remala still anslarnsd.
lie Is curious about the biographies
of oentenarlans. No matter about
his halllngs; the longer he holds on
10 llfe, the longer he makes life
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

I tsntion, he is deprived of employ
ment. If he be fellow OF grit anu
1 capable of self-examinqjon, be
sits in judgmentupon himself and
condemns his own foolishness. ~
h . be a weak brother he speedily be-
comes useless to ihe world. MS
h bits Of extravagonce may leau
him into forbidden path.
The habit of saving taught by
d .renis has been the means oI saw
ing many a young man. IhrlH,
wfth6ut mea1iness i honorable ma
h,nored all the world over. The
young man wh6A(vts i sure to be-
come II valuable citizen, He is Ger
tain tobs a good father and hus-
baad. Nheil ille rainy day comes
and age puts its hand npon him
he need have no feHr. The youne
man who prefers a good time il
! wdrking .a9idpsl hfniseIfg If h'
Lhas a good time at the beginning he
| is likely 70 have a hard time in tho
end. Youth is strong, and Is capa
BILE of self denial. .tAgcdsl lTcak, anc
after it has fuughttbe battle Of life
it ought not to be compelled to prac
tice all ethefarts Of saSlng-Kings
ton N. Y } Leader;
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
Tag SAVING RABlT,
Some Hints That May Prove Useful to
Mnny Struggling Young Men.

Some Hints That May Prove Useful to
MaHy Struggling Young Men.
The following hints on the form
Ing of "a habit Of saving will prove
interesting to many Albany spend
thrlfts. The number Of people who
have nos at some time In their lives
enjoyed an income In excess of their
immediate wants is 20 inconsider-
able that II Is not worth while TO
make computation. The mistake
with many Is that they will not look
out for the future. One of tue most
dlfiicult undertakings Is that OF
teaching some people 10 live within
the income. Ia save whenever pos
klble.
Good fortune or ability may So
cure employment fora Young IN N
that will bring him in sum larser
than his needs inquire, His spirits
are oouyant. Hc sees no clouds In
the luture's sixties, lie tells hiuiself
that having began so we'll lac mest
do better as the years 90 en, - he
snsnds his m0ncy for expensive
dress aud la o.her channels. The
habit OF extravaganza, Instead of
the habit % saving, Is contracted,
Some ~ the young maas money
l. thrown away IN the gratltl0aliOn
OF tastes that lower his value "a hh'
employer. La times, either through
business depressl0n OF bis own At
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
An Excellent Remedy.

Dr. Holden; / consider your Ethe-
real Cough syrup an excellent rem
edy for all the diseases for which
you recommend it.
DAVID RlCHARr, Modesto.
Large size 81 90 small 80 cents. For
sale 10y all Druggists.
Miss Agnes Eorket, Of Buffalo,
has sued railroad for $40, 200 for the
loss of her beauty, occasioned by "a
blow ia the face from train.
Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Of BridgetoR
n. j., has, after forty-seven years oI
labor, finished Il crazy quilt Of 80
075 patches. .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
A safe luyeslmeut.

IL one which Is guaranteed ia
bring satisfactory results, or la case
of failure a return of purchase price.
On this safe plan you can buy from
ouradvertised Druggist n bottle of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. IL Is guaranteed To bring
relief in every ease, when used tor
any affection Of Throat, Lungs on
Chest, such us Consumption, lntlam-
alton of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Whoopiug Cough, Group, etc,
etc. IL is pleasant aud agreeable 10
the taste, perfectly safe and can al.
ways be depended upon,
Trial bottle fee at Daniel J. Pry's
Drugstore,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
herit Wins.

We de,ile to say to our citizen ;,
that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnita Salve and Electric
Bitters, and never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every
time, aud we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits.
For sale 10y Daniel J, Fry Druggist
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

SAMUEL GEORGE and M. IL.
Brown, Cornucopia, Or, have dis
covered the long-sought-for Stanton
dlgplngs, in the Eagle range of
mountains says the Orcgonian. In
1865 Stanton brought into Baker
City several ounces OF placer gold,
but refused to reveal the place from
which IL came. In saloon row he
killed man and fled for his life,
taking the secret Of his discovery
with him. Many have searched in
vain for tho lost dlggings. George
aud Brown, however, accidentally y
stumbled in Gayapoo, into one OF
Stenton's old prospect hotes. and
upon investigation fahulously r'ch
prospects were found. and q pick,
Ahoyel aud frylug-pan aud several
ounces Of gold, evidently panned
,.1m b space Of fifteen feet on bee
rock. Active work will be- prosecu-
tel Oh the dIgglngs In the spring.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10


THEY are call torn up" In France
over the question as TO whether a
man should olIc: his right or left
ann to lady one side holding that
the right arm should be Kept fee
for her defense, and the other that
such course gives an unplensa a
ST ggestion OF defiance. In TIE
country every well regulated man
can use his left as we'll as bis right
arm In an emergency and Is apt tt
make it leader when nc spars. BS
offering his right arr to lady and
observing the rules of the road as
they walk, he secures her from
nearly all jos.ling In crowded
places.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10


WE take the following from ?
Southern Oregon paper: Miss MOI
lie Lehman, formerly principal Of
the public schools Of Coquille City
has purchased sonic land in Eastern
Oregon, and is now a resident oi
Harney valley. With her shrewd
business sense she has accumulated
considerable means, and now pro
poses 90 increo Sc her property IN
tsres.s by judicious Investment
This lady is studying medicine, and
intends taking a course in one ol
the Eastern medical colleges during
the coming season. Her ma ~
friends wish her unlimited pros
uerity.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen hpt The ex
~ pence es't,lent OF TWO hund 60 dol
Lars e1ch D.. he month OF Decenher
lSl, he ncorDova- : r. cx in
t.ne q. Il AiCun,a.n ana Dry 1. lea 1,snsoi
u eo \ -.t nd silver Min ue gS.,n,lnv
] p2st ude ald dnpsid on tie D, AIN.
tie., Lr'WI; No. ., l.o0J ,h .., E5
y six HUNDRED aharc,: No. a 4;
.nclo>iNe y shares each; Nod ana ~. B,
each; n 80 - and III. s. \. 20 80 :,
aH,l it 7, 40. - - shares stand ~ IN han ne
oi Earnest tusln, Gud lh- s,n,e u n be
eo,I 20 - 81. %. c-.,-ent 4. he q, =, > M
saiu CON ~. y, IA S,.lela, O.e o.. =, fhe
nour OF : ou-ei N ihe Il f,.n,,S a.,
W edne, day, January s, 200, mo aid
T'sSsli'eht TaSan ~. a. pa,u oes0le tn ume.
is4dwiw !. Il. NILE Nile !, A. =; 5ss ,ISSs'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

WHATEVER congress may author
ize or permit In the taking Of the
eleventh census, one thing should
be provided for beyond the possl-
bl.isy Of mistake. Their must not
be any tapping oyer. The eleventh
census must be completed before 1t
is time to begin the twelfth. In re-
spect 10 the tenth we had = narrow
escape, the last volumes having
been issued only q few months since
with theenormous extension which
has been made TO the field for
statistical inquiry, the eleventh will
not be completed before 1905 unless
there is positive prohibition
against continuing II beyond the
decade In which II lsbegnn. l will
be wise indeed, # completion were
required within Ave years. Even
then good deal of the census
would be ancient history before the
public knew much about II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
VOICES.

..-.toht, To-day the town
A man dieo W his taxing on and sums
Maxes ment'os ~ faiiiuRs. On the street.
His virtues Snu N.,srinRs and lures OF trade,
Midst many l!,o,o D~ he was known, In busy mart
In non .,aces where the oommonWeM
Or puol ~ ,own.folk; up and down MS naei
Sstnt ..oto ~ in as various ways OI speee"
~ spo ths voices various sounolnh
'throated bass, shril trepio - -. O'~ 49,
CT s,bIlanoy OF q woman ,NSt,6
Sois oIad.l,le utteranoe OF alitue emu.
or reeu'l'HS 80 N ale in business: "Ah shreRa
Thus onS Ias that; much loss TO US, much lot,
Dry ho %, heart'--wise shrug OF snouldel
nov ,,,. hut little quoted here on 'changa'
"Wen' "s had Sufn nmered with him once
Anotuot, me-. "a right good fellow gonei
IN le.su .,o he liked his ease; but who does no
-. ,s,o Give me the man that horace IoVeo,
1ryno Seemed 1t wise TO fool wnen .easonSo'S'
,,Ior one who oft had fVuno grest seo,e
n, .weetmeats in his hand, snu, pIiseu @ 20. @leVl
O.. VI .,ore Of tenderness within MS heaEt;
GIeat So ho como and see Us any moref'
On O,itced pastor, bound to save mis- soul
$4,000 bit by Inconsistencies
90 ,houUht he saw in private 70 MS Whe'
ae Wv ,.oor aouli II only he had grasped
.a. ANS ",,er p NJ the creed, and made US surel'
,hen-bis heart was right, and God Is good
nd one. a woman, who had founo MS armi
An ali rotecting shelter through long years
said naught, but kissed the tcNsns NC nnu la1
And dreampt OF Heaven for MS SAKE alone.
HnonwSile. what was this man, and what Y
placer ..,,
~ here and yonder from his fellow'men'
am as ignorant as any one
whose speech you heard, and yet loved %
we'll.
Nav. ask me not; ask only God. he knows.
Richard E. Burton, in Harper's magazine
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
Rncklrns Arnlra NnlNr.

The best salve ln the world for
cuts, bruises, SORES. ulCtrs salt
rheunl, fever snNs, tetJer vhapptd
hands, chllhleius, corts AMI all skin
euptiuns, and positively vurOs plies
or no pay re3Ulp'd, It's sguaouu,ved
to give perfect satisfaction, Orluoncy
refunded Price 25 cents rer uON.
For sale hN Daniel J. ty, drug
gigt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

Phyllis liGuchtou, the herdDo OF
the recent breach OF psrmise suit
ag,dnst Lord Dungan, who ps.d her
$I2, 500 and costs to drop the matter,
mas been oilereda large sum to pay
"Paul Jones Ia this country.
Bertha O. Nelson walked out Of
tie Goston Jail Christmas morning,
alter iinyiDg passed fourteen months
IN tin; institution ,or contempt OF
court,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

Agnee Booth has made one of the
best hits of her life In the title ro' o'e
of "Aunt Jack,r ut the New York
Madison square.
Princess Louise wedding jewelry
alone was estimated at e20O,0O9
worth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
Executors Notice.

NOTICE u hcrshy given 10 ~ hofn z may
~ ConcNf0 tiiat thc undersigned Was
day 0ppAinted cNecUtOr "a thc last viii
and ic,lan eat oi Nv,alsc 4, Apiin, littc IA
Marion county, ngvguu. dcVuascd. hN the
n tnofahic gxiNnty Vourt az said county
Al Ier,olS hi,N ing Vlalilis against the -,
tate ~ sad Ocorse 4. Aplln, dgvVasrd are
horcby rCqulrSd W piUscnt thetu With
nrtpgG vouchers wtthlh slN mon hs nom
the date 0I this nuti,e IA the ,ipasgsiEned
AZ her rcsidenyc neaf 81 fAnl.h stia county
% Marion, Salem, Nicgln.
HARl Atl.lN, E1centor.
January 10. l4s0. l-lOWN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
Notice.

\ "i5UG ~. =, IS HEREBY given 'hat TT meet
- OF lse ; 1cknOldes 81 ne Gar.
t4,.t 100 SAL Pa"llshing corlo nv Seid
So So 'e i.h, 4, q. ~ UNI ninou. We I've
V'lh' ,i of the company ~gg inc,ea 'f,i Ell
y, ~ 30. 'lNe IiousraG % Zen IIonS',nI
N''''''' ~ l.. CHAMBERLAIN
SesiptYpV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

seem TO all the living who follow
him, and thus he Is their constant
benefaotor. Monthly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
Delinquent Tax Notice

MN T. is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 'ae ueihGuent TAX lisf of ths cii,, -,
ba,Sii baSa 'ot ,ie yes OF lSq il now i'm ny MI VI
S,Nas bs, let collection. All Der.ons n - ai,S
800 H., NY ny, 20 se'tle d,ur / shall mr.
'N W 'o"ec' The 'eyera aniorntS by INV NV
civ Na.u,, J. II. ROSS,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
New Fish Market,

,fSl"' ,fA'''' hloes hs- esi' bli, he'd a new Fish
Supply & ash, pGusy and s,loe'
oiNc l.,a g e,'il ghd your nrier will h.
" S-SIm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

Johl Flynn sued the real estate
company he had been working for
at Portland for Sls,Os7, and GOT
nothing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.


fine
pdy en4 madf
s,it
the town
slarG te pub
call
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-10

Salem
obocxd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-20

Mr.. Bookworm Dear, isn't the air in this room
very close?
Professor Bookworm-All air is close, my love.
Its superintendent pressure is enormous, and its
contact with all bodies most intimate Burling-
ton Free Press.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-20

As soon as the Ohio Democrats found that
they had carried both branches of the legis-
lature of that State they made up their
minds to redistrict the State so as to reverse
the political complexion of the Congressional
delegation. La grippe, however, seems to
be likely to defeat their plans. One Demo-
cratic Senator, Judge Ashburn. has just
died of that disease, while another, Mr.,
Howells, is dangerously sick. Judge Ash
buns successor will undoubtedly be DEM
ocrat, but should Mr.. Howells die, Repub-
lcan would probably be chosen in his dis
trict. This would make the Senate tie
with the casting vote In the hands of the
lieutenant governor, who is a Republican.
A redistricting scheme should 1t 90 through
the House. would, therefore, surely be de-
feated in the Senate and the districts left as
they are. The complexion of the next Ohio
delegation is very likely to have a controll-
ing influence in determining the political
majority In the House.