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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

fore he finished | decided tb.,
exactly what he was talking sblg.s aes
] abandoned entirely my for,.'1r and
and got what he told me ~ u Idea,
suit was dress that is io, ile Do.
1t is at once artistic and sty'i. '''e'er
feet fit, and very easy. "No., Pop.
the tailor, when the interview w. sid
II can fit a thousand dreSso, , -' '.0f.
you wish, and you need try tbe, 30. .
once. This model will la>ts. '- t.t
you remain the shape Won are r...'. @,
was curious to know what
to be made Of this wax image pa,
Il cut it all to pieces, " said w.
LedouX-fOr it was the inyento- e.r
who made my tailor-gown-"Tr.- -.''.t
it down fat and cut pattern ,f q
paper lg
"You see the wax that is r,
the cloth makes il impossible n. %,
stretch or get out of shape I'm a,- o
If were to fit cloth pattern gr.. ''.
tightly when it was taken of t.-
spring back into shape and then.
would be too small. But here ! f-
exact lines of your body and tl..
is absolutely correct.
"Why is it that women can r....
dresses as well as mcn?n a.
tailor
Because" he replied. BE-.
pays too much attention 10 dcar ~
depends too much upon the .a..
trimmings and drapery. Now ,I.
beauty there is in "A garment f,,..
rectnesS with which il follow, PHI.
line of the figure. \ dress mus t...t
properly cut and then propr,-
otherwise il is a failure. A.,I...-
said Monsieur, with an eXprc,,......
and gesture, "scan put thc>ct.
discriminating frills and
but no amount of them can ..
any style or any elegance toa-.-
that is badly cut"
"What do you think, Ia,.....
the notion women have lately ...
going without corsetS? do y0.f..
woman can have a really fl
without a corSet?"
"Well," replied Monsieur ut
smile, IA woman either has @ fr. t....
or she hasn't. If she has. no,tr,
not even a badly fitting dre,,-can
it; it is there. And if She hasn't
the corSetting in the world. or -
amount OF padding. would be useless
We tailorS can't make figures. n.
only thing that we can d0 i>tltry t
hide the defects as much 90, possible
Now, if lady comes Oh mc whodae,
not wish TO wear cOr>ot,. lne,er are..
the case with her. It.. l.r thatIW.,h
TO fit her over corset Aitcr that she
can leave il off. But cut a waist DIFF
ferently that is 10 be worn W.'hou
corset. | make three pieces under 'l
arm instead of TWO; and / stitch n.
of strong material crOSswiSe over .h
hip. to keep the dress in place
Then bone IL in such a way that IS
il is not stiff and uncomfortable. .lg
preserves the outline of the figure
have seen women look quite As neat aa
trim without corset As with one.
There is this difficulty. howcs.
which is quite important 10 Amcr.e
women; French women don't mind 30 IS
much. An American woman object,
he least bit Of embonpoint below oh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Bearded Females.
Macon Telegraph.

Near Dungenees. on the Satilla river,
Georgia, live two single ladies blessed
with a superabundance of beard. .They
live on a farm which is titled by them
selves, and are the sole support of their
aged parents. They are the daughters
of old man Hezekiah Yates. They an
swer to the names of Sally and Polly.
Miss Sally is the eldest and is manager
of the farm. The interesting ladies
lead life of seclusion, consequently
little is known Of them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Given Away.
Laurence .im0ic0n.

Chony Fashuu Ito custom house Of
icerSl Nov that you have discovered
those English clothes i'm my trunk and
examined them. l should like TO know
how ina time you found that l was try
ing To- Smuggle them. How did you
know they were i'm my trunk?
Custom house oficcr-They are So
very loud that heard them throbbiug
inside the trunk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

Employer James. it's all right for
You 90 take a day Oft now and then, but
there's no use of lying about il.
Colored porter Lynn, sab?
Employer-Nou told me you We're GO
ing 90 your uncle'S funeral yesterday,
but hear you went TO picnic
Coiored porter-Well, sab, l did 90 a
hlnck herrvin'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Generous Appreciation.

The death is announced by Reuter-,
telegram from New York of John Boyle
O'Reiliy. The deceased was born AT
Dowth Castle, County Meath He was
arrested for treason i'm 1SG6, and ban
ishcd TO West Australia. I'm 1869 he
went To- Boston. whore me has lived ever
since.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
THEIR PARTING THOUGHTS.
Chicago Eceaiag Past.

INttIIv LftHtV1 T0NT.
They stood beside her fathers gate:
He talked OF pure, undying love.
As constant and nviolate
As were the stars that shone above.
They parted and she thought: Kind fate /,
His love shall be my life's pure pearl"
He thought: Pm sorry it's too late
To 90 and see my other girl"
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

FILINGS. ~ In the secretary OF
states Office to-day articles of incor-
poration were filed by the Portland
and Yaquina Land and Trust conn
pany, with a. +. Churchill, +. w.
Rayburn, Wm. G. Avery, aud Il. G..
Johnson, incorporators; headquar-
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600. Articles have also been filed
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and Building company, with John
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Hart, Of Seattle, and G. e. Mackey,
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

SPEcIAL.-We desire to call the at.
tentlon of the people to the fact that
while we deal in every description
Of goods used by the grocery trade,
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lie ofbeing strictly pure, uncolored
Japan tea, and the best In the mar
ket. We are just In receipt of II
large import order Of the new crop,
which We offer to-day with special
Inducements, as seen In our adver-
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be 10 the interest Of all consumers to
investigate. Cox a Boggs, sole i'm
porters.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

SENIOR CLASS TREE PLANTING -
The senior class Of the Willamette
university have at last received theiI
class tree from Congressman Her
mann, which they will plant in the
university campus next Monday af-
terlioon at 4 O'Clock. This is the
second tree sent to the class by Mr..
Hermann, the first having been
lost In the mails. The class ex.
pected TO receive their tree before
the university Arbor day, but were
disappointed In this and did not
plant any at the time. Following
is the program 10 be rendered: Ad-
dress, n. M. Newport; song, senior
class; defamation, Virgil Perringer;
tree planting; song, by the class.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

FINE PBosprcT THE prospects
nov a"- for the most pleasing and
interest!n. entertainment next
Tuesday evening that has been on
the boards at Reeds opera house in
several years. It will be the APP
pe9runc"uf Fovler's Tableaux d'Art
and Comedy c3mpany, whose mem
lers have received the most genuine
and ti4ttcrinr encomiums from the
press of any company travelling.
Among the bright stars Of the
lrourc are Mis- Carrie Northey
Roma hc soprano, who the San
Francisco Examiner says Shines
out like "a star of the first magni-
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Nyiophoni-t who j. said by the y.
!. Herald to- le "a never ccasing
wonder to hpr delighted auditors"
and Miss Miriam c. Jehu who asa
reader is said TO have 40 equal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

OPENING OAK STREET. 1t is not
necessary toward the open ing OF
Oak street past the south end of the
depot platform that n bridge he
built at present. An required will
be the cutting ofa wagon way down
the bank ON either side at low and
favorable points, which viii admit
the crossing Of teams aud vehicles
az any time except high water.
There Is no easier place to make a
good erossing Of this kind on any
part Of the creek.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

PosToFFIcE BUSINESS. The re-
suit of the mail carriers work in
Salem during the month of April is
very satisfactory aud shows a con-
stantly increasing business. There
were delivered 81 registered letters,
lSi4sS letters, 1871 postal cards, lO,-
800 newspapers, etc. There were
collected 422 local letters, lO,iO9
mail letters, 05 postal cards, 500
mail postal cards, 525 newspapers,
etc. Total number handled, 81, 4O2.
postage on local matter, $685..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

On Thursday Mr.. JLo. p. Robertson
was admitted to practice law before
the supreme court of Oregon. \
slight examination shows that his
legal record Is II good one, being
based on II certificate of admission
In the supreme court of Iowa, dated
May Odd, 1865, Mr.. Robertson also
bears II fine testimonial from his old
home, where he studied law and prac-
tlccd two years. While he is very
well known in this part of Oregon
rs a farmer aud public man,it may
Interest some to read the opinion
held of him 10y his ncighbors whore
he got his start in life. 1t is as
follows!
CENrERVIllE, Ia, April l5, 1869.
To all whom IL may concern
We the undersigned take great
pleasure In recommending John l..
Robertson, Esq, of CcnterVille, An
panooso county, Iowa, as being "A
man of unqurstionable integrity.
honesty and ability; OF morr than
ordinary industry and energy; a
lawyer of fine ability aud i'm high
standing at the uaT In this county.
T. NJ, Fee, attorney at law; NJ.
BrrVlngton, attorney at law; X. h.
Morrison, clerk district court, =. Nj.
Moore, attorney at lawiJ. X. Baylcs,
deputy treasureT T.. &, HAYNES, .
recorder; A. Harris, attorney at law;
White Miller, attorney at law;
w. l.. Nermilion, attorney at law;
lienly III. Wright, sheriff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

BOARD or TRADE. Next Mon
day evening should occur the regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the salem
o board Of trade, and there viii very
likely be a rouslng meeting this
Tune, as there are important inter
esls TO be considered.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

4 Wise women won't wait another
week % try a can Of that Golden
state baking Powder al 4 a.
Nflght's, Every can draws an ele.
CANT pseee ~ glassware, aud bea.des
ypu get cianoe Oh aheautIlul GOLD
watch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

a Coon hEAl@-Yes, sir, there
y no place IN the city where II can
De more surely obtained than at
Nye's Bon Ton restaurant, on Com.
mercial street, between State and
Ferry Call aud be convinced.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

THE DIAMOND Hosr- This is con.
sidered the best In the market,
warranted 70 be made all Of new
rubber, and hence a garden hose that
VIII not rot Ia one season. Sold ex.
elasively BY baker a stmng. ar
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-02

FoR rnE AsNLUM,-Fidele Bian-
chi, middle AGED Italian, was
brought la from Mount Angel to-day
aud amer due medical examination
before County Judge Shaw was ad.
Judged insane aud committed 10 the
asylum, where ho was taken by
Sheriff Croisan.