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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-05
Man |!
Know
ThyseIf E!

Over the portlc,l OF the temple at
Delphi these words in letters OF gold
were inscribed; "Know Thva.lfn
Juvenal, the Latin poet, said. "Phese
words should he kept in m,mnry.
whether you are about to contract
matrimony or wish Ia be In a part OF
the sacred senate, or whether you
take upon yourself To defend rause
OF great moment" Come aud let
Dr, Liebig & Co, San Franclsoo's
oldest, most responsible aud success
tni physicians, surgeons and speci-
alsts show you how to know vour.
self AZ Cock hotel, salem. Nov. II
andls, 1871. They give a free lecture 10
meE only al Sp. m, Nov. lltL, al
Opera HSnse-Su0jvoi, Marriage, iIs
use, abuse, success aud failure,
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The facilities OF the present day 70,
Reproduction OF everything that will
onduco TO the material welfare and
,omfort CT naqNihd are almost unlim
ted, and when Syrup of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as it
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the better
it is known the more popular it be
comes.
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MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-Wheat val
ley Sl.55 Walia Walla $1.45.
San Francisco, Nov. 5.-Wheat
buyer, 1891. 81 1.Sl4, season $1.S63.
CHICAGO, Nov. AT close wheat
was weak, cash "a; Dec. 95i; May
SI.O2S.
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School Tax List.

The school taxes of district No. p
IA Marion county are now due aud
payable AZ the clerks vnlce i'm No
W. Commercial strSt, salem. first
door south OF the l.sieiIice. Tine
same will become delinquent snlrss
paid within 90 days frnm this dste
ky Orier uf lWiard, this ri .la, ~
Nov 1891, w. b. SIMPSON
il-S-tL District Clerk.
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Quirk time ana Though trains
otfere passengers and si.innars N,
the Chicago, Union Pacific 4 N,r,6.
west.fn Line, san Fmncis,,a and
Portland 70 Chicago. eod-Aug
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Quarterly Teachers Examina.
tiOD.

iCE Is hereby given that the nex,
plcsnls for teachers ceTtn,atns si',, ~, M ap
',,l1, '.Slu IN me eonri house in salem OREGON
So,li III tclne az u o'.LuCk m. an ,Ned1ss'
Ss SSy my sSsTenlosr 1891. Applicants must
Tor state diplomas uneer ~ - pp.les,hlS
:. ~ ne legislature az the = Sion ~ lsai MI,
place. 'IS Ssiat tilne and
on sS.,,,S '.,,., school superintendent ror Mari
N''S 10 80 DIV I'd
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Choice Bargains in Real Estate.

10 Acres, large, new house and barn;
IL Acres, very fine;
lU% Acres, house and barn;
IL Acres. choice fruit:
All near Salem. Tracts from to 1000 acres,
For special bargains call on or addrss
f. j. STRAYER, Notary pu5lic)
and Real Estate Dealer, go Coml ST., Sa.
lem, doors north of K. NJ. Wade d Co.
REFERENCE: Any bank or business
house in the city. 10 Is Gm DIV
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NNTANTED-Our agents make sWbp.
w month selling our gOo0s Cd VI
merits. We want count! ana ssiu-
agents, and Wilt taEe back al gools Y, W
sold il Il county agent fails 70 9e,l =. J,
and expenses of'tr Il thifly dhys v. ", NJ y
a general agent less than sZr w W, ~
send large illustrated circulals aiiu ~ ~ ~
with speciai offer to sun ielii'o! VII. x
piled Tor, on receipt of3 enc ctIs ~. a'gI nm
Apply at once and get IN OF l9s Tst p+..
Address Renner Manufacturing ~.
burg. Pa. ''uS'S
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Geascb, who was prcstrated by the
sight. Gossch had been complain
ing some tine Of his penniless con
dit'on, though doing well for
Iaborer, and his friends, believing
him to be deranged, at one time
were considering the advisability of
Of taking him before the commits
sioners OF lunacy. No causr j.
given.
TO SUSPEND SILVER PURCHASE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Thc = -
York chamber Of commerce tois
appointed q committee of five. ia
GLIDING ex-Mayor Heyitt d Carl
Schultz to urge upon cUbgress such
a modification OF the act Of July
1891 as Will suspend the further pur-
chase of silver, and any additional
coinage until an international agree
ment is arrived at between theU nited
States and other commercial nations
of the world. The president is also
petitioned to call the attention of
congress to the subject in his next
message.
MAVERICK BANK.
BosTON, Nov. Be Exami ne
Ever reports S2.5OO,OOO in cash Ia
the Maverick bank vaults, aud cjl-
lections are still coming IN. Much
paper in assets will prove available
and marketable.
showing.
CHARLOTrEvILLE, Va, Nov. g.
II is showing here today; the earliest
for years.
WAsHINToN, ID. c., Noy. B.
Snow began falling here at an early
hour this morning, aud fell for sew
eral hours.
PLACES HIS OWN CHILD ON A STOVE |
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 5.-This
thriving little settlement of 800 souls
has been furnished with one the
most diabolIcal brutal acts that has
ever occurred In this section, an act
that has incensed the people aud
created no little excitement. A babe
roasted alive by its drunken father,
aHd in the presence of its helples.
mother, is the cause. The details OF
the fiendish act, as given, read like u
story Of the South sea islands. Carr
Cummings, man heretofore bear.
ing good character, attended an
old Virginia court here Monday, :
and returned home under the influ-
ence of whisky. On reaching home {
he at once become troublesome and q
to provoke his wife lpto "A
quarrel, first by general complaints,
and then by thowing brandy on the
stove, where she was pre-
pairing supper. Failing in this, his >,
anger grw to greater bounds, aud, ~
the babe from its crib, he :,
placed ii on the red-hot stove, and
It the same time drawing a revol- =,
ler and threatening to kin the help -.
ess woman if she attempte to res :,
,ue the child. The child is reported T..
roasted alive, but Another report 10
says it is not dead. The man had :,
not been arrested at last accounts :,
There is some talk of lynching !,
IL caught. -
MURDER AND SUICIDE. h
NEW YORK, v.5.-Shortly after
10 O'Clock yesterday morning John a
Kramer, aged AZ, shot his wife in =
the head at 239 East Twelfth street. :
An hour later he was found hang :
ing to the top of a dumb-waiter on !,
the roof Of 1919 Second avenue, quite :,
dead. Mrs. Kramer was taken to u
BELLEVUE hospital, where her condi- :,
tion IL pronounced critical.
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To Strawberry Growers.

The Undersigned has contracted for large
quantity ofthe Jessie, (sweepstake prize.
winner at Salem strawberry fair and Tri-
omphe de Gand, (best yielder and most
profitable late berry in Salem marketO
bert, Aumsville. Warranted pure stocy
and plants first-class. Catalogue free, read.
september Its. Also ten other varieties
Address f. HOFER,
dW Salem, Oregon.
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fyNHE ALKa-B kSPh RIAN sotltii,
Meets every saturday e,slns ~
O'clock, in the hall over be slaE u M, h,
rance building. Meet ings are o. sD Il
public. Rev. Robert W hiiakeE I's Ssd
w. A. Cusick, Vice President ""
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W. M. DeHAVEN,
Boarding and Sale Stable

One door west of Lunn's Dry Doods store
on state street. Quiet family teams. Spec
tal attention paid to transient stock. slit
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FOR EIGN.
ENGLISH COMMENT.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Globe thi,
evening says, referring to the elec.
tion just held in the United States.
They prove beyond doubt there is
a popular reaction in favor of the
Mckinley tariff. The Pail Mall
Gazette says the result of the elec.
tion clears the field for distinct
trial Of strength between Harrison
and Cleveland, with a strong pruba-
bility that Cleveland will win.
KILLED BY A MOB.
LONDON, Nov.5.-In religious riot
at Mazanderan, Persia, a mob set
fire 10 the house of General Sardal
Ghooly Khan, who was killed with
twenty depencants.
THE GILLIAN PRESIDENT.
VALPARAISO, Chill, Nov. 5.-The
election as president of Admiral
Montt is hailed with much enthu
siasm on all sides as he is popular
with all classes. 1t is believed with
the institution of constitutional gov
eminent the questions now at issue
between Chill and the United States
will be more calmly discussed and
the outcome be satisfactory TO both
countries.
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For RENT-Good Office room on
ground floor. Apply at JOURNAL
Office.
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women. W.I,lr,l,:sl.l.

/ Tho common Affections Of women are SICK
-. ..cbes indigestion and nervous troubles
Tbcv arise largely from stomach disorders
A, lows Vegetable ssra.arifa Is the. onl'
hovel g,flating preplr.don. you 'an see
,t,..i, , more effective than niA'rSarsa
,,o-.,is I'm those troubles. sdaily relieving
brr5r,ds. The action is mild direct and
as..,ive We have scores OF lticrs from
ga cr.L women.
- r,.s, tna few:
ye-,,n, dea,li:y. Mr, T. rn-ror - i'h ST.
General debility. Mrs. d. lien, 5l5 Mason St.
-F 80
y.-ycu debility, Miss h. Roscnblnm. 2'2
-' s J..
-- troubles, Mrs. r. l. Wheaton, '''
., +. j.
rs, Mrs. N. b. Pr. e, i6 Prospect
... r.-. !.
r, a 4 4cs, Mrs. NJ. Fowler, 81 Ellis ST.
INDIGESTION. Mrs. c. D. stuart 1921 Mission
,.....,,a.an, Mrs. C. Melvin, 1-5 Kearny St.,
F~z;'n Vegetable
{, w > SarsapariIIa
... .....-,. most effective, lar-.7t bo-.ie
,... .. p. tr6fors1.n1
F,r sale hy Dan'l j. Fry 225 Com.
treet.
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Strawberries
and Grapes,

~ e,,i,,y ~yi9,.y varieties OF each i0rsale. Mammal
plAnls OF either OF theSe - ~ ee az
,1ss suitable for this Climate ssS1 s-s.e
F''eA'ion 70 \. hoFEIi, salem. Orsssenn M ep'
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CHAS. WOLF,
German Market.

-, FFai < ort' Bologna, Vienna, Liver and
hlood Sausage and Head Cheese Of nv
own make. Best fresh prime meat. nnr
AZ lowest prices. Ia PostoHiee biock
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$500 Reward

,a,s. =, ~ VIII pay the above reward for an,
S'sss Ssstli oi llNer complaint, dyspepsis 80
tiSsahs Indigestion, oonsiirsiion az sseA cSe
eta olelAqer Pills, when ths c,,ssSss,ts sSst Veg
sslie,ls complied With Thev a. ,,,,,..i' ~
49, ss'Aei, ahd never fail 70 sriVa hi ft
l; ins n sugar coated, Large h5A e, s,5,aI,,' nm w
feiis sha -, ~ cents. beware ~ c,i.rfeI
49, ,r'..s ~ niisal Ions; The genuias tDnn
GO. Chicago IN. N G. NESl
street. salem or. N'~tsisl ~ Com
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STAGE ROBBER KILLED.

sSIAGE kOBBER KILLED.
REDDING, Cal, NV. 5. - Ever
since the arrest of Howard and
Jones for the robbery of the Reddipp
and Alturas stage, about two weeks
ago, Il c officers have been on the
alert for the parties interested with
them in helping them out. These
two men were arrested near Alturas
d few days ago and in bringing
them down they both got awav
from the officers by slipping Off their
shackIes and jumping out of the
stage, one on either side, and break
ing through the woods for liberty.
Since that time they have never
been seen until Tuesday an officer
was on their track, when his horse
was shot from under him. Detect
I've Ihacker has had charge of the
whole matter. He at once ordered
Cornelius Howard, the father of the
boy arrested, and his daughter who
lives with him on the ranch, brought
here for safe keeping, and placed
two men in Howard's house To
await developments, for he knew
young Howard would return home
In the night for something to eat.
He was correct In his theory, for
about Il O'Clock, while the officers
were awaiting his arrival, who
should appear aud knock at the door
but young Howard. The officers in
the house heard him loug before he
knocked, and they Immediately
blew out the lights. Howard
stepped up To the door aud knocked,
saying, "Father father p The OH.
GERS opened the door aud at the same
time ordered him to throw up his
hands. He answered. "Go to h-l,n
when one OF the officers fired.
hitting him just abQve the heart
and killing him instantly. Thacker
Is close on the track of Jones aud he
will be taken either alive or dead.
The man who was driving the team
at the time of the arrest OF Howard
aud Jones, Is now confined in iail
hene. The 'eoOner's jury, in the
case n tue killing of Howard, ex.
onern1ed the iilee>. The driver Of
the tenn has made full confession,
and repoTted they have been IN six
'lliiennt rohberies lately.
ooAN.rlkD 40 JAlL.
BosroN, Nly, G-As jonas IL
Freneh, aig,elor OF the Maverick
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THE oHILIAN PREsIpENr.

Inc best. -wm. Brown 4 90.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PETITION And NOTICE FOR LICENSE
To Sell SpirituOus, Malt and
VinOus Liquors i'm Less
Quantities Than One
Gallon.

To the Honorable, the C. unity Court of the
State OF Oregon, for the county of Ma
riOn:
The unde signed residents and legal vot
ers of the precinct of North Salem, most
respectfully pray the above named cOu1
that q license may be granted to s p. Cos
'ellO, authorizing and enabling him to sell
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors In less
quantities than one gallon, within the said
precinct, al the town of North salem there
in, for the period of twelve iaonths, and
your petitioners as in duty bound will ever
pray.
Dated October 2S, 1891.
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bank, is unable to procure satisfac-
tory secuiities in SUMS Of $4,000 he
il ordered committed to Jail.
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Fore.
cast for Oregon al d Washington:
Light rains except in Southeastern
Oregon
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HOW 1T STANDS.

PORTLAND, Noy, 5.-The election
returns received so far as the state
tickets are concerned, make no
change except to increase the plur-
alities. Mckinley polled in the
neiS Shberhood of 10000 more votes
than Campbell, Flower 5000 more
than Fassett, BOiese 1900 moreSthas
Wheeler and Russll at least 5000
more than Allen. Two legishtu res
are IN doubt-those of Iowa and
New York. Both parties claim
those todies.
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THE ELECTIONS.
The Latest Returns From All
Parts.
AMERICAN PRESS COMMENTS.
How It Stands, A Tie in New York,
Run On Boston Bank, Drown
ing at Newport, Deliberate Sui
eide, A Sad Accident, Stage
RObber Killed, Foreign. and
State News etc., etc.


Robber Killed, Foreign. an
State News ETC., etc.
From IOWA.
DIS MoINEs, Nov. 5.-The Stat
; Register has complete returns froI
eighty-three counties. These give
net Democratic gain of S07. If thi
gain is kept up i'm the remainin
sixteen counties, as it probably will
Boies' plurality will be in the neigh
bprhood of 5000, a gain Of 1000 owe
two years ago. If Boies' pluralit!
T., 500, the rest Of the Democratic
ticket is elected by small plurality
The Republicans have some hopei
for Van HOuten, lieutenant COVER
nor. They also claim Sabin, Re
publican, for superintendent Of in.
slruction. The Democrats claim the
whole state ticket. The Republi-
cans cOntlol the house, the Demo
4 Gratis the senate. The Farmers Al
lance candidate, Westfall, for gov
ernor, received about 5000 votes.
The Prohibition vote was not re-
ported except iu few instances.
FROM NEw YORK.
New YORK, Nov. s. At mid
night the associated press returns
for New York show fifteen Demo
Gratis elected to the senate and seven
teen Republicans. There is some
douoi shout two Republicans aud
one Democrat In the assembly
there is 8 tie On these figures the
Republicans have . majority Oh
joint ballot.
The Herald's returnes from the
state say the senate is a tie, and the
house stands, Republicans 90, Demo
era Is so. Flowers plurality is given
at 46, 446.
FROM OHIO.
CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 5.-Maor
had to go to hotel in
order to accommodate the crowds of
people calling to congratulate him.
he is receiving numerous kilograms
If congratulation.
Columbus, Nov. 5. - Governor
takes the situation philO-
and says the Democratic
,arty was laboring under too great a
in Ohio because Of the
ack of funds to pay legitimate ex-
)enses of the campaign. He says
hey made the best fight they could
in the face of Republican majority
Of 1000 to start on and the COM
bined IN manufacturers and capitalists,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 5.-The
chairman of the Republican state
committee sent the following ironi-
cal telegram to Roger Q Mills aud
Congressman Crisp, who assisted
the Democrats in the campaign.
"Allow me TO congratulate you on
the able assistance you rendered us
in the Ohio campaign McKinley's
1900 to 2l,000, and the
general assembly republican by 35
to 81 on joint ballot. Can you be
with us next year,"
Governor Campbell sent the fol-
lowing to his successful opponent:
Hon. William McKinley-I hearth
y congratulate you upon your elec
ion. | have no doubt you will
erve the people of Ohio with fidel-
ty and honesty"
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25c Want Column

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PIX
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adys,
tisement inserted in this column tOr M
than twenty-five cents. ~
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A TIE IN NEW YORK

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Complete
returns show the state senate will
stand seventeen Republicans to fif-
teen Democrats. The assembly will
probably stand sixty-three Republi-
cans to siXty-iive Democrats, al
though in one case it will take the
official count to decide.
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MAVERICK BANK.

BosTON, Nov. Be Inc r
Ever reports $2.5OO,OOO in cash IN
the Maverick bank vaults, and col
lections are still coming IN. Much
paper in assets will prove available
and marketable.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-05

BosroN, NV. a.-A- jonas IL
Fneneh, dirveIor OF the Maverick
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-05

Noiice u herehy given thai the unieY.
slgned VIII nile and present the above ~.
uiion 70 the Honorable County CONT 'ot
lhe stale ol ,Teeon, for the county OF Ma
io-wit; On the 9TH day OF Deceniher' issi
az =. M, OF said day, and apply 10 ssid
court for a ltcease authorizing and enahl'
ing him 10 sell sptrituons, malt and vinou,
liquors In less quantities than one GALLON
NJ the town of North salem. within the
prectnet ofNorth Salem ia Marion eountN.
aud state oi Oregon for the period St
twelve months. W
Dated october -, 1891.
:. T.. COSTELLO.
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RuN oN BosroN RANK

Boston. Nov. 5.-The run on the
Five Cent Bank still continIes.
Outside the bank there is a crowd o:
people, mostly foreigners, waiting to
get into the bank, or are selling
their accounts to speculat0rs at 95
cents on the dollar. President
Evans says they will pay depnsit-
ors who desire their money as soon
as possible.
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north side lot 1, block rs.
'ept east so feet and alley
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north side west So feet of lot
so walk on west side of same
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Fine Chicks.

The UNDERSIGNED has about nv w
Plymout n Rock chicks for sale, ~ IA
pure bred, large size, beauliig, iil,vSI1 I
Price s. per trio, delivered at gu.A
flee or express office. Anui., Aini.in,,' ~
Il. HOFER, sa'em'v'I
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COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Latest fig
ures, with nine counties to be esti.
mated and few Others unofficially
made by the Republican state execu-
tive committee, place McKinley's
plurality at 20,4S6. The Republicans
now claim As to so on joint ballot ia
the legislature.
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NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids
~ will be received by the city of Salem,
oregon: for the building and repairing OF
the following cross walks and sidewalks
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09
GENERAL TERRY DEAD.
Connecticut's Brave Soldier Peaceful
ly Passes Away.


Ma ior-G General Alfred H. Terry, United
States Army, retired, died at his residence
in New Haven. Conn.,, at o'clock on re-
cent morning, aged sixty-three.
He was lawyer when the war broke out
and was given the Colonelcy of the Second
Connecticut Volunteers, which ne led at the
first battle Of Bull Run. With his regiment
he was present at the capture of Port Royal
and at the seige of Fort Pulaski of which he
was placed in command after its capltula-
ton.
He was promoted for his brilliant services
to the rank of Brigadier General on April
%, 1862, in which capacity he was present at
the battle of POcOtahgO and the demOnstra-
ton against Charleston.
During the Virginia campaign of 1864 Cen
erai Terry commanded the First Division
Tenth Army Corps, Army of the James. and
sometimes the corps itself.
His greatest achievement was the assault
on Fort Fisher in conjunction with Admiral
Porter, January Is, 1855, which resulted in
the capture OF the place.
On September l, 1866, he was mustered out
of the volunteer service and put IN command
of the Dakota Department IN the Military
Division OF the Missouri.
In March, 1856, after the death of General
Hancock. General Terry was made full Ma
jor-General. General Terry was a brother
of Rose Terry Cooke the we'll known writer.
General Terry was retired about two years
ago on his own application on account Of IL
health
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09
Meant Death Not to Wear Dress Coat.

A good thing is told of Barrios, the
Guatemalan dictator, in connection with
the dress of the men attending the opera.
Formerly the little short jackets that
come just under the armpits were worn
by many, but when the President went
abroad he saw how those in other parts
of the world dressed, and on his return
issued an edict compelling all the men to
either appear in a full-dress coat or a
Prince Albert. They dressed as directed
To disobey might mean death.-!San
Francisco Chronicle.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09

SECRETARY TRACY has decided upon cae
names of six of the new ships of the navy.
The cruiser building at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard will be known as the Cincinnati. Her
sister. building at Norfolk. viii be.known as
the Raleigh. The two battleships building
at the William Cramp & Sons yard Phila.
lelphia, will be styled, No. 1, the Indiana,
and No. 2, the Massachusetts, The battle
Ship building at the Union Iron Works, San
Francisco Cal, will be known as the Oregon
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case Of catarrh that canno. be cured by
taking Hail. Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY Il Co., Props, Toledo, o..
We. the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tons, and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEST 81 TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, o.
WALD1NG, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09

Why rub, and t0i'. and tne1r out yourself
and your clothes on wasbday when, ever since
1864, Dobbins's Electric Soap has been offered
on purpose to tighten your labor. and save
your clothes. Nolr try it. Your grocer has it.
in Kansas
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09
Do You Ever SpecuIat

ANY person sending US their name AMI al
dress will receive informatio4 that will lea
to a fortune. BENZ. Lewis u Co, Security
Building. Kansas City. No.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-09

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