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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

p'fttftt.
For some reason or other the scout
which Lame, company had been or
.ler.J r1 hold itself boo readiness 20 make
MAS no.rnoucl uO further orders COM
ing from department headquarters
which required sending amy troops into
rhr mountain, west of Fort Graham.
The captain. far from being diSap-
pointed seemed strangely relieved that
hc was NOT required % take his troop
into tho field 40 that particular mo-
meut Something has happened, "
said Mrs. Breeze. who was a. keen OBJ
server. to change the spirit of his
dream wuthu Tine last few DAYS" His
laro lacked the radiant and Joyous look
-h.- 10 had had ever since he came back
from the east. els hc getting am ink
/ linz OFF >le stories that are I'm circula-
t.Ins" wa, tine natural. inquiry lis he
+ beginning Co learn what others were be-
/ for. him Iu that fair charmer'S regard2'
I ~l. uo One could question him. There
was something about him, with ait his
( .raasucss and Nud-ine>>. that held peo-
/ u.ea.0o. from ANYTHING like confidence.
ID. never had cOutdaut of either
,.N. and tint, wa, something that rene
..r..I him, .- .,ue time somewhat unuou-
I rI..r AMONG Oh, women. Younger oni-
.sr, almost ALWAYS. a>arulc. had chosen
SOM. One of the married ladic, of the
REGIMENT a, 81 reDositorv of their cares
and auN.t.c>. their hopes and fears. bu-
Lame had never INDUCED iu any
,u.l luxury. and al tine bct-
tcr for h'u was it Now it
was noticed with what eagerucSS and
anxiety Doe watched Tor the coming of
tAe mail. 10 was also observed THAT
during the t"o weeks that only iour
letters were received In her. by TINS
time. well AnoWn >uper>crlptou. Lane.
oi course reading inc contents could
readily account Tor lhe scarcity. Her
letters were run oI descriptions oi
dances ana plcnicS and riding parties %
tlN uNI-uluriu- mountains. IncN mad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
Awaiting Emperor William.

ST. PETERSBURG, August l5.-The Rus
sian squadron of evolution has arrived at
Revel. where it will await the coming oil
Emperor William and extend naval honors
to His Majesty upon his arrival
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

IHERE Is TO SWttIItSS III d 49,
Unless your teeth are just like pearls,
Then would you share its trembling bliss,
Use SOZODONT at once, sweet girls
For it alone gives to the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance Of the South.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
II Means Blaine.

The rapid accessions to the ranks
os the Farmers Alliance" and It's
constantly increasing strength as
political party in the middle states
excites no little interest in the far
west. Those who feel Keen per
s,nal interest in the success of the
old line parties cannot but view
with uneasiness the aggressive or
SANITATION that Is taking so pronli-
uant Il part in the politics OF the
great agricultural states. That 1t
will be a great political factor i'll
the next presidential election Is no
longer doubted. 1t iseven probable
that it will hold the balance of pow
er in the n, y: congress. The ques-
tiou is, to which party will it lend
/ its influence? The organization is
most powerful in the states which
always return great republican ma
iorities. The nominees of the Al
lance belong to both parties. On
purely political questions which do
not affect the purposes of this organ
izatiuu the representatives in cun-
cress, who may be elected, will un-
duuhtedly follow the party with
hich they were originally identl'
fed. THIS means \ loss 10 the re-
publicaus. With bare working
majority in the last house 1t looks
as if the democratic party would
dominate the next house.
1t will be interesting tu watch the
preparation for the bext presiuen
tial contest. Will the Alliance fa
vor Mckinley with his high pro
tective tariff, or will it suppnT'
Blaine's r,cprocity dsctrine" Ever
the most enthusiastic prntectionis
can hardly hone for the support q
the agricultural element for Nc
Kiuley. the champion OF protection
aud experience has taught us tina
: the farmer will not desert his part,
, aud embrace the doctrine nf fire.
trade. Not favoring either extrem
he would naturally support that el
ement Of his party that points on
an apparently easy and satisfsctnr,
= solution of the great question. In
. less serious dissersiuns arise III III
Farmers Alliance before the mex
great political struggle, Blaine
!, chances OF the nomination for pres
idency and ofhis election are brighi
= er than ever before COlun
/ bian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
Mining Application No. ..

OREGON CITY, oregon, Aug. Is, lsaO.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Capital
y Consolidated Gold ana silver min
ing Company, :. r. Chadwick. president.
whose ostoiiice uddEess l. -itlcm, oregon,
has this day filed his application Tor e
patent for $50 linear iest ui the Jtpiiai
Consolidated Gold ana silver mine or vein
bearing gold and silver, with surface
gruUud 40 teet in width, situat-d in Hen.
line mining district. county Oi Marion Hsd
state Il oregon. and designated hy tn,
arld notes ana official piats IN iile in this
office rs lot No. 2ls. Said tot No. 2i6 be
ing described as follows, To wit beginning
al ~ rick in place with mound of stone
with bearing tree corner No. !: thence
y. i7S l. tD feet To siSue in mDunC al
stone with bearing tree corner No :; thcnce
y. 7So w, 300 ieei To stone In ma und of
stone corner No.3; thence =. l7o W. tUO
feet tn r'ck In pince win mound of stone,
Garner No. 4; thence :. 7So b., ;1ol i.e' to
place Of beginning. Magnetic variuilsi!
lSe to 20 L, containing 81 81 acrss. The
location OF this mine is recorded in tine
recorders of.ce "f Marion county. Oregon
Any and all persons Claiming aGv-rseiy
any portion OF said Capital Cunsniidnicd
G''ld und silver mine ur surface ground
are required 10 file their adverse claims
with ise regi ter and receiver Of the L. :
land office NJ Oregon Iiiy, in the state ~;
oregon, during the sixty days period OF
publication thereof or hey viii be barred
by virtue uf the provisions ot the statute.
]. 4. AfPEk-UN.
S:laSoc Register.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
Books. Periodicals and Authors.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
The following good advice is given
by Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Priuci-
pal o: the Chicago kindergarten
Training school, on the subject OF
books for children. The sense is ap-
parent: Is not the food you fur
nish your child's mind of as much
inIpoi tance ar that you give his body:
When your child stops question
ing you, he has not stopped question
ing concerning life and lis problems;
ne has turned 10 those silent com
panions which you have placed up
on his book shelf or on the library
table. Shall heroes and prophets De
his counsellors, or shall Peck "B d
Boy" and the william OF the dime
novel teach him how to look at life?
II rests with you.
There is a great difference between
bouks which can he read to children
and those which are to be read with
children. The latter require the
molh hers sympathetic and genuine
interest in the subject matter IL
hand; and frequent stops for little
talks about what has been read are
necessary.
Childhood is pre-eminently the
period of perception. Hence all
books on scientific subjects are help
fuI, if they are simple enough to aid
the child in seeing nature and he
marvels. The mother should see to
it that the child does not rest in mert
perception of the objects of nature,
out that he compares and elassifie-
them, and, above all, that he is led
TO trace purpose in created thing,
in order that he may learn To 'lOoh
through nsture up to natures God
A few good books are better than
many less good ones. II is well t
lead a child TO the worlds great
bGn,,' as possible. Enough
" the piahRing ui,ou /, are nm,
n'N1 leaving him as if dema !
should be personally inspected.
After all it is not so important
what your children reads as what
you read. II the father reads moth
but the newspapers and the mother
nothing but novels, what then?
Children are taught as much by
the general tone of conversation OF
their parents as by the booas they
are given TO read.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
NOTES on BOOKS AND PERIODICALS

NOTES OK BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
Among the most Interesting urti
cles in the North American Review
for November is a contribution by
Walt Whitman on "Old Poets.
The old poets Of whom Mr. Whit
man writes include LongfelIOw
Bryant, Emerson aud Whittier.
Mr. George p. A. Healy, the dis
tin. uished American portrait painter
contributes 10 the November uumbel
nf the North American Review ID
chapter OF "reminiscences, in which
he gives some original anecdotes al
Geseral jackson, Henry Clay, etc
Among the new books TO he pub
lished by Harper & Brothers during
the mouth Of October are Colonel
Knox's Boy Travellers in Great
Britain aid Ireland; McCaskey's
Christmas in Song, Sketch, aud
STORY; Daudet's Port Tarascon; the
Last Adventures Of the Illustrious
TaItarin, aud The 1sar aud hi p o
ple, by Theodore Child, Vassiii Yer
estchagin, aud Others.
Mr.. James Monro, ex-Commis-
sioner Of the London Police, de
scribes the police system Of the Brit
ish metropolis in an able article in
the November number of the North
Review, which Z Yes a
more com plele and suIneutic acc unit
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
Proposals for Stationery.
once o! the secretary OF state.
Salem, UT.. Oct. Is, lSa-1

EsAafiA-s VI - Cls- Als 4e--. J
sealed proposals will bc received al this
office until noon MONDAY Jec. !. IeSo, TO fur
nIsh the following articles Tor the stale OF
- resins legal cap, Iilb. No. ruling
White iaid, Carewr & CaaEI= oak OF Scotch
- reams letter paper. 1910, No. : ruling,
white lnlc, Gare~, Charter OAK or scotch
linen.
% reams fin-i class Congress note, 7lb
packages, No. ruling, white laid.
. u Na 81 white envelopes, "ib, No !
55M NoIo white enveloF--s. clio, No nag
xxx.
n gross railroad ste-,i pens, No lfe.
Dgross Gilioit's steel peas, NO iOi-
4gross 1iiiioit,s sieel pens. y" aS.
5 gross EsAstsrsroDk - pens,
gross Fabers penhOlder,, NJ 1876.
10 dozen .eck, stow & Wilcox = lnks.ands
No SIS.
dozen Peck, STOW s Wilcox inkssands
Moo
10 issz Peek. STOW & wilcox's inkstands.
80 40.
~ boz ivory folders. a.inch standard.
4dozen ivory folders, 10 iucn congress
Dcz mucilage cups, No {, Aorgan's pat
10 dozen mucilage stands, reservoir No D,
horgan's patent.
Sreims Parkes's treasury bloIting paper,
lsJlb, assorted cDlors.
2gnoss No Eagis Recorder lead pencils,
style do.
dozen Sanford premium fluid quarts
uOZcn ~taiibTu hflkihk uAius quarts
Is dozen gumIned stub I.es, so ~, i!Al5
inches, 30 lag-s.
~ auzcn Duplex csp-bOard letter clips.
Is duxen Fabers rubber rulen i-.u. fiat.
IS dozen steel eriSers, RoscEs No Is, iis
hone.
$ dozen steel erasers, Rogers No Is, lac
ebony.
s0Doxes Faber's NO 80, rubber banss. as
sorted sizes
gross Faber's lead pencils. No 2, heIs-
gon, gilt
10 gross Faber's lead pencils, No ?, round,
gilt.
Is dozon Faber's patent ink and pencil
rubber enasers. mammoth.
SJou AcGiiis patent paper fasteners, NO =
naf head.
sooo MeGll's patent paper fasteners. No 4,
nat head
is dozen table pads TO hold papers, isK2i
inches, strong leather tips.
u dozen waste paper baskets, crossnsr.
Eo4.
~ ~ hemp twine, No u.
At the same time, separate bids VIII be
received for Is dozen fine pcnkpivesi 10 be
described BY tnads numbers, samples to be
exhibiled.
BIDS shOuld be marked "Propssals for
koue Dui the best quality oi
goods win he accepted. he rlght Ia reject
any or ali bids is reserved. Ali the abuNe
artic.es lo be delivered at salem On or be
iorc January ". lhgl. GkO. ". McBhlDE-
Secretary oi Stale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

RAPID Work. The grand Jury of
Linn county, which commenced
wsrk Monday afternoon. submitted
its final report yesterday Thursday
forenoon, making a session of three
days. They recommended electric
lights and a meter for the court house
and u new book OF township maps for
the county recorders Office. The
papers do not state how many true
and not true bills they found.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
THE ODELL.
YPE WRIT ER.

So will BUY the opfiI TfrE Mkirkh
vr,,h ~ rbnr,,c,ers pnu SIS R,r the Si>1ik
CAsEtIprII warranted to de- better work
than any machine made.
IL combines SINrLi, NY with puRAhli-
nv. SrtKp, EAsN OF OPERATION, wears
lony,r without cost of repairing than amy
other machine. Has no ink ribbon 10
boiher the operator. II i neat suhsinn-
tial, nickel plated. perfect and adapted to
all Kinds uf type writing. Like a PRINTING
pres. Il produces sharp, Glenn, leglhle
inart,Srrit,i. Two or ten copies can I've
made at one writing. Any Intelligent per
sol, rs,n be,ome au operator IN 1--WE days.
erfter sloN tn ny operator who tnh
opFLL
Keiithle Agents aud snlcsmcn wanted
special inducpment a. dc.il"rs.
For pamphlet giving inuorscment>. &c,
addrcS. ppELL II fk itlItk 20,
sand ). 9TH Ave. Chicago, III.
Ak.NAi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
Health is Wealth !

DIR. +. &. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Treatment, "a guaranteed specific far Hys-
terra, Dizziness, tOnvulsions, FITS. NerN Gus
Neuralgia. Ho,dache. Nervous Pr,>tatiun
caused by the use OF alcohol or tobacco.
Wakefillness, Mental Depression, soften
ing OF The hr,in resulting In insanity and
leading 10 misery, .ecsty and death, pre-.
mature old age. barr.nness. los III power
eau ;ed ny nvpr-exeriion of the briin. Each
bpN contains one months treatment. 81. "a
box or six boxes fnr 500, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt NJ price.
WE GEA ARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cur, any case. With each order r..
ceived by us fnr SIX boxes, accompanied
with S5.O. we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee Ia refund the NANCY II
the treatment dues not effect II cure. Guar
aute'-s ISSUED only by t,eo. r.. GooG, Drug
gist, sole agent So Com st ,Hlcln. or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

the yr<uft Ia a collision. whether "ccrnsne
Tim. the rva." or nos. Life Is fuli OF COZ
i.sions- We src constantly coli'dins wiea
apu,ehoiy or something. II IL 81 = Win
80. ,hss k,.o ks Us OF the track ana
rcrnarS sisll4cs = for life. Women esre.
csnIly IN ss,,-s. '..-e "a bear tho STlnt on
more collision, -Hl s1lictions than tnan-
kinS L. r, -.-~ VI NERVOUSNESS, ct'ar,
sns- Jo,-- es,,s.s3ct.s. tenuc.ucss, r,triodlcai
MAINS. sI..A hcadSS,.- CSc.s,S-sCil- lnis..Iis-
maf.0u, o. uics5eu Il ans al lenisie
veHknt zss," II. ? r,os FANosl.s I.e-
ss M other unsd cir. 90 it = the only
r.s.licinc for v0-IS >a- - o-1.<~4Sls,
rnfier, a ,ositiSc @ S ssss : 1.tVr. Tsura tne
manufacturers. TIL. e W. E.Ne sat.s.acs
ti,n IN ever CSsS, - LlCueN tAia TOT u
viii Re rp.u-.,.s--- 6 = g..sFi'..<< % eotsIs-
wNppe-.
Copyright isES, ~ Woa-A5s Dis NHr> ASH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
The Problem solved-An UnrivaIed
Blood Purifier.

Found AT last in Hibbard's Rheumatic
Hyrup--A remdey which ex pels all poison
Gus matter iroIn the hlOod. A well know,
citizen oi West Lebanon, Ind., teslines Z.
lie value:
Gentlemen; IL affords me pleasure a.
stain That my wife has TeseiN ed greater
beneiii from HibblTds Rheumatic syruI
tnan ffpin any nisuicine she has es or taken
We nave nsed six DDities, and find II TO b
the best family remedy NJ hava ever used
IL Is truly all u u claimed 10 De by Its foup,
der iours truly,
y. WALLACE. " II lebanon. Ind.
For sale by sinith a steiner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

JOHS GRAY.-Cnntractor and builder
- Fine inside finishing a specially 4a
Coamercial street, salem oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

II B. SoCTHTICK. Contractor and
Z, builder. Well prepared to do all
Kinds Of building and guarantee saiisfc-a-
,ior +2l-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

John KNIGHT, blacksmith. Horse
.J shoeing and repairing a specially. >nop
al .ne foot Of Liberty street, salem, oregon.
asNf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

Hibbard's Rheumatic ana Liver Pills
lneSe piiAs are scientincAily compounded
so eommosly following the use OF pills.
Tney are sdapted TO both adults and chi-
drrnwith perfect safety. We qua antec
they have no equal IN the cure ufsick head.
ache, constipation, dyspepsia and b.lliuus
uc~s ard, as an appetizer, they excel any
other preparation III ly
Smith a Steiner, sole agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

u J LARSEN & CO.. Manufacture Of all
kinds Of vehicles. Repairing a specia a.
". Only tns best woTE iurnedOui, shops
state street, next door To ScriDer a Puhie,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

Y J. SHAW. Attornsy.st-Iaw, Salem.
81 Oregon OffiCe FIRST doO- 10 the left
~ head OF stair IN the rear OF ladd &
Rash's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
RUSINEsS CARDS.

A NJ CLOUGH, Undertaken. Embalmer
"A. and Cabinet Maker. lU state ST..
Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
SOCIETY NOTICES.

o. L. W.-ProJec;isu Lodge No. 2, A.
= q. L. W salem, oregon. Aeet- vacn
.tirancr bjocK, corner Commercial and
CaeineAeta streets Visiting and Sojsurn-
ing bgethreu Invited F. Z. sorrHwIcE.
lgA EgE, Recorder. " W
c A. R-Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart
We nent OF oregon, meets every Monday
Q fsning nt the hall oveI the Oregon Land
c)mpany's Office. Visiting comrades ar
cordially invited ts attend
ID. c. SHERMAN, Post Ooinmader.
=. A. RASDLE, AdJuia II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

Y,ILNON FORD. attorney al law, Salem
oregon. Office upstairs in Patton 5
bl0ck.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

~ EO. HDEY E-Barber and Hair-dress-
VI. ing parIors. tineri baths IN the city.
~. Commercial Street, salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Q T. .RtCHARpanS, Attorney al law. ri-
80 nm srairS in iron; rfNNnlS ~ new
Rnsh block. corner Commercial and Court
streets Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
Through Tickets

TX u N -
Fast trains .Jsith Pullman Nestibul.
Drawlng rsum sleep N, dining carr nnC
COACHES of latest design, between Chicrg,
anu Milwaukee and 81. Paul and Mimi.
apoiis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestlbuIed
drnwing rvom SIeepers, dining ears nuu
coaches oi iates design, between Ihicag,
and Milwaukee, aud Ashland aud iIuluth
Iurpngh Pullman ve,tibule drawing
rOuin and coloni-i sl-epcrs via the NortL
eern l'acinc railroad between Chicago AND
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains Ia and from Eastern
western, Northern anu cenln,l Wiscuu.
SIN points, aflorGing unequaled servic. L.
ana fr,in Waukesha Fond du Lac, Osh,
kosh, Neenah. Mene-hH. Chippewa Fall.
Eau Claire. Hurley, Wis, and Iron soOd
aud BeSseIner, Mich.
fof tlck@is. sleeping car reservations,
Time tables and other Information, appiS
10 agents anywhere IN the United state,
or Canada. b. X AlSsl.lE
Gen'l Mig :, MiiwauAee, Wis.
J NJ. HASFDkD,
- Gen1 rrnfiic Mgr, st. Paul.
III. c. BARLOW,
Trafiic Mgr. Milwaukee. Wis.
LOU IL ECKsTEIN,
Asst Gent Pass'r ana Tkt Agt MiiwaI
kee. Wis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31
DR., pisres's Ps'' SIS

y,>-,,,,fs ard cieansS - liver. s-t.. h ano
t.S~,eig They a.. surely s--7 1t- ana
,.s,.,-,.tlr ssr--'. ss;ie q k.c,S- soSe
b. dros-.sGs. = :, - "a 'lsA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

DRATT HUNT. attorneys AT law, Salem,
Oregon. Otfice over Bars ieweiry store,
State street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

Lo Z. cb a.. CoiI,n BeIsa,n 80,
Clfls Cha leTe7, hrs. aGd 3 roaI stI.,.
s9rfstn the Legs and u DIS; sore r.
Eyes, koee, e,e., Cop,,or-c lOT q B!ctcn,i
sypJ..i..ct a.iT.h, aiseased Scalp, and al
primary Ions 9, the d .seass fnns,n A.,
syphilis. Prize, IS 60 pcr RoftI..
Ls Richau's & Id IN BaIsam No 2
Cures-iertl'ry. lcrcuTia 81 Phi ne Rheu.
InAiism, Iain' in the Bones, Pain 10 tLo
Head, back of the Neck, liberated sore
fhroat, syph..t'c Rash, Lumps aad con.
tractsd Cor 5, Stiffness Of the Limbs. ami
srsdisltss al stafa from the sys.ern.
wbe.hor eaa>sd by ind sereti0n or a',u,s
II Mercury, l-aying the b, od pn-o ard
healthy. pico t5 90 pcr oitie.
kn t.iehau'- Golden :. aufs,, Ant.
det~ for TO cure of Como. -.liqa, G!c-,.
iu:htion g -.yol. and al Urinary OF Gem
a. d,,;arranss"-'''s' rri'ess so pcr
IL Wichsu'. roiieu Spanish In
J.eti n, rE-yo7e c---sof CJnsr-i.c...
Il.snin n y & 'cfi, ftds'nr s,Ac. Cries
~ ,prr T. ,tlio.
L- E!c u'i C~!Gcn Q nfucut
fort So ff-hf rfrf ttf
as. Gu" nff. - ,f.t3p -T
te ca - Csif =
~ 'r'e = ir'tH in-
P't5t-t} }ft. -
-
est "fF i'f e.. .. ..rI7' IT,
lf'T sK!'os-,
IT, ''rh.-ss d-n~ company. are rs ~.
md ST. .srkei STREET, nAa FrAn6s o Cal.
b1PoulAT nailed froe,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

~ KNIGHT. Eclectic Phvsici--, Office
u. IL Codrt street, salem Oregon. Pull
monary diseases q speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

Wy u PUGH, Architect, PlaHs, Speci
w ficsatiuns and superintendence tor
all classes of buildings Once ~ Com
nercal s., up stairs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

DRJ al KEENE, Dentist Once over
IL the White Corner Court and Com.
msrcial streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-31

and ST. ..srkei street, 6as Frunde o Cal,
0lssulas nailed frss,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-20

rnp Shrugged ana ragged ana cursed ;
hua ali IL NJ avail. Philip bound her
hana. firmly behind her hack. and then
pushed her against the wall. where she
cfouehed in a wilthing heap
lie was now at liberty 70 devote him
self t. Rose. who. by this time, was
nearly dead with fright.
WHY need we prolOng the story
Philip took the girl he had rescued
home 10 her father, a wealthy land
holder. living some six or eight miles
away, in the direction of Danbury.
Larry the next morning a party Of
men 81 cl.t for the lone house in tie
woods But John and Hetty, who was
really Johns wife, had fed. and they
found only the CORY corpse of the man
Hi.
Bits only object in abducting Rose
had been. probably, as Hetty had in
situated, to make money. Whether
TO imposed on her with a mock mar
rage or made her lawfully his wife, he
was sure Of comprising the same end.
Her father would be willing TO ransom
her with half his fortune. If necessary.
Philip fingered long in the vicinity
Of Danbury, and finally bore away
with him Rose as his bride. II is well /;
for the lovely should ever mate with
the brave.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-20
DeaI,ng wI,b oen,Iem.n.

sat in the big raj road depot in Phila-
delphia one day last summer with a
valise on the seat behind me-
By and by went to the news stand
70 get paper, and when returned my
valise was gone. ] went to the depot
policeman, and after taking a look
through the depot ne called detective
We got track OF man with valise on
Broad street, and we followed after him
for two hours.
We finally cornered him in a saloon
just of Market str t. He stood at the
bar with fresh drawn glass of beer in
his hand, and my valise lay at his feet
He knew me in a moment, and he
turned and said:
Just a moment. please Owing to
some chronic trouble in my throat
have to drink slowly and with care.
Don't say anything until / get this beer
down.
He was about two minutes drinking
It, and when he had finished he wiped
of bis mouth, Strengthened up his wilted
collar. and said:
We viii now proceed to tho business
in hand. j am a gentleman, in the
society Of gentlemen, and we viii all
behave ourselves Let there be nothing
to attract the attention Of the vulgar.
Next day, after getting six months in
the jug for this offense, he blandly said
20 me:
u am gentleman, you are gentle
man, and his honor is a gentleman. 1t
is real pleasure TO do business with
such people. Detroit Free Press