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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

For THE COAST. Passengers to
the coast or mountains should
remember thet Rineman has canned
roast turkey, roast chicken, deviled
ham, lunch tongue, dried beef oys-
ters, sardlnes, salmon, shrimp, lob
ster, CLAIMS, and all kinds of picnic
goods the freshest and largest as
sortment in the city. Also pickles,
chow chow, jel'ies and jams, crack
ers, cakes etc. 1872 Stste street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

In is RIPE Yes, the time is ripe
for comfortable light summer cloth
ing. You want to make yourself
comfortable now if you ever do, and
the way to do it is to call at Geo. w.
johnson & Sons and select one o,
those fine reduced price suits for
summer wear. They make you feel
like an ocean breeze all the time.
Save your money by buying of
Johnson & Son. d&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

For SALTWATER tank aud pipe
also dress makers table. Ella M.
Dorrance, North West Cor. Center
and Liberty Sts. d q.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, net 80 cents per bu.
Hops, active; % to % cents per ID.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

Don't forget Benson. He keeps
the best cool drinks 10 town.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

cholcs oil potatoes At srOat 4
GlIs'A
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

Buy the light running singer at
a27 Commercial street cod
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
G r ROEUL..A

tllat mpurty Of the blood which ya
Gres unsightly Jumps or swelllngs t.ite
inds of the neck; causes painful runrlng
ores on the arms, legs, or feet; dcyeloics
Ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often caiit-
ing blindness or deafnessj is the orlgia u
limples, cancerous growths, or the many
3.her manifestations usually ascrbed TO
'lumors;" and fastening upon the lnngs
causes consumption, and death. Bclnf
he most ancient, 1t is the most general oi
III diseases or affections, for very few
persons are entirely free from II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria |
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

eoo ana channels Of the ssase, O.
snsDnss sagis sppsoprntass. q ,0oe .oee
going 10 the BOO cs1sl, and tins small
est, $500, - sls ssssstaek river
Amoag tas rlssrs 10 be lapreved
appropriations for which are rec
ommended. aSs the saginaw
fAssas Day g. Jessph. Me
aomlnee, Rouge. and 81. CLair
IL 10 recommended thAs tl25 ,o0s Dc ex
pesded upon the asath If Gsans
river, but ~ for the rivsx rfs<if, u.
accommodating y made, because %
report has besa pxseArsd. Esosptlns
the S. cssw fiass and SEQ canal non.
Of the esnsrs compare IN commerce.
Importance with the improvement o.
Jrznd rivsg fresh the Lake 60 tnu city
1e - scrs i 10 necessary 10 provid.
safe snd eooyenient harooss for vsssels
bnt froaa . pnsely baansss stand dpoinl
aons Of the rivers fog uaiea sppreprsA-
rons are roeoa nseaded will ever be.
como - important waterways ~ will
sse Grand when It's channel is deepened
10 admit the passage Of lake vessel,
and sesaners frea Grand Haven e
tne daeks 20 bo erected in this city
The duty Of those most 70 be bensfiteo
~ the deepening OF the channel is te
os up and hastiing. When the reLorl
IN Grand river 10 filed there should b.
wanting no fact or detail TO secure al
appropriation IN proportion with ths
magnitude Of tho work. To Oil
dly snd trust to luck vii
% suicidal. Statistics and incon,
trovernble facts should be placed
IN the hands Of the engineers, backed
oy the unanimous demand of oul
fsrmsrs and manufacturers that Cd,
ehAnnsl shaA be dsspened. There i,
not . moment sf time 10 be lost in
pressing this important matter. If fail
ure shall be tho rewarj.of the effort, il
will be because Of lnsctivity aud half
neartednea. Graud Rapids is much
more entitled to water communication
with the cities along the shores Of tn.
cham Of lakes than are the cities sit
uated few miles inland from the lax,
and for which liberal appropriation,
are recommended. The volume ol
our freightage, our population, oul
manufactares-all demand that W,
shaii have m outlet by way of Grand
River 70 Lake Michigan. One million
dollars is mono too much to demand
for the Improvement, for when it j.
done. 1t should be done in . substaptia
manner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Tia sals Of ssah for Jeffsrssa end
Florence began at PowefS yesterday
snornsne and fer the first two hours
there was . steady application for tick
eta There are however naaEg vefy
choice seats unsold.
Dan Mccarthy has made some nets-
bte improvements in tae stsglng Of
"rrue Irish Hearts," ths play when -
current at Redmond's this week, eepe-
ssa1sy IN po<srt Of scenery. There are
seve<si arop>. which represents scenes
II ED IreiAnd. sn,en sdd greatly 10 the
eGechvsness Of the frsaas, aud which
biend nicely vsh TIE time sad place Of
sAe seeyy.
Ths Williams huslesque Shoe Is voted
Ulops sriuysbte ~ the patrons Of
omssh's fhss Wssk. fss AFss maanes
opDuU today.
TIE asss Msisssess ceapaav. whieh
hoe 3 evvsi perms ~ - sbe>nt from
Heriin fos sboss nnses. spsned - The
Thals tnessef. New forh, last night .
~Jsisus CSsss." II 80 . great snxd
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

sisborate pfodus ton. lnsgv telng 15s
peopin eOnheyoa. itse costumes nDd
.lafsphernSlls ossd eoa nsasiy tz0o .ooo.
Pompey's statue Used IA tAs ssnAte
'oens q . verltable D0rk II art. ID
fifteen feet high and valued ~ SIS. .Qal
The veteran eommsdlAn, Joseph Jsf-
ssrs a, gao viii appear ~ fpwsEs' -
norros sssalnx ss Bob Acfss IN The
alyslss y . gentleman q many parD
md accomplishments He hAs Devoted
much time 10 art and naAry II his
oainlngs nave besa looked ppon wlkh
great fsso by the eonnolssenrs- IL -
% uncommon thing when She ACTOR y
sa5ossag one of the Tsspatss from ssaxe
sork to nnd him with his psucll trans
riDing scene from nature. he has
lried nls hand at writing and he co.,
srlpotloas, - The Century Magazine. "a
which ns leila with interesting detsa
losat has early trials sad experiences
IS stroiling player. proud 10 be among
the most enjoyable papers ever printed
tn&t periodical fhsy were snecdo-
al. biographical and historicAi aad de-
snoEstrated that Mr.. Jefferson 10 pos
'esset OF descriptive powers of no un-
common order. while bis style ischarm-
tngty entertaining. Mr.. Jenerson's fu-
surc on the stsxe viii ~ limited -
srief engagements At the end of The
resent season ne and Mr.. Florence
vii separate.
Willard stanton viii make an effort
"a pull the Wonderland out of uncer-
talnty. Broncbo John. in weird and
rugged play representing frontier life
tue west, is the present attraction in
.he SheAter.
Lillian Russell, who succeeds in draw
Tng New Workers 10 tEe Garden theater
20 see ia Cig4le," 10 gong 10 try An
other husband. He must be . man Of
great courage, for the fair and buxoIn
Lillian becomes restless and tickle In
he matrimonial state.
Dora Xiey aud her company went 70
pieces ia Vermont last week. Her
whilon husband. Dick Golden, vino
oiayed jed Prouty at Powers Monday
night, came near going to pieces phys
cally, not financially. few weeks ago.
out DR.. Keelev's "s&( down af
Dwight saved him, aud - he il wiser
and just as good an actor ever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
SEX ~ DIAMONDS.
4 Jsweies who Believes There II 6sx u
Everything. EvsS In DiaDoadA


Evsrythiac. Ewes In Dianoad&
In the big show window OF Q New
York jeweiry store reeted szaau tray
that gathered crowd Of curious spec
tators to the window. E1ery time tho
sunlight played upon the plato glass
The tray corr uscated with pxisma&io
hues Of dazzling hrillisncy. The tray
Is well known to the trade. II il de-
signed 70 display the remarkable vAriAr
tions Of the color Of largo African mine
diamonds. and contains examples OF NIL
the colors known. 1t possesses great
interest for nosiecs in gems and the
jeweier is called upon half . dozen
times . day TO explain the beauties OF
the spocipens.
ut took . long time TO get this col
lection togethsr." the jswsler ssda,
''and it is the only one in tho town Of
the kind thus arranged Feu see hero
the brown diamoud, the sbGnthe, the
canary or yellow, the gem. the pink.
the rOte. and the coffee and the green
diamond The effect Of these comhinar
tions In the sunlight II enfraneing.
Each predominant hue seems to impart
. distinct luster to the prismatic seintil-
lstioua When the tray Is swung 10
and fro In tho sun beams Is gives forth
as you sec . perfect blaze OF rainbow
colorS These gems also illustrate dif-
ferent cnttinGs Ut the diamonda Wcre
they ell set IN . brncelet or . brooch or
Q necklaoe they wonid mako . rarely
beautiful trinket but it would eost .
heap Of money"
The jcweler picked out one sparkle
with pair Of diamond tweezers and
held it forward in the show window.
This ID Brazilian gem" he said.
like which there is only one other IN
The world, IN Paris, and the French ono
is not as pure or as largo % this- This
Is what is called black diamond and
is valued at twenty-five hundred dol
lars. It weighs tribe less than four
karats- Its beauty lies In the fact that
It changes its eclor in different lighta
In this strong sunlight you see 1t Is al
most black, but it gives forth . pris-
matte radiance greater than that emit
ted by the best Of the black gems. In
gaslight, you observe. the black hue
becomes o rich golden brown, and the
play Ct colors u changed, too Dis-
monds of this sort arc regarded by the
supcrstitious miners as gold stones,
that is, gems possessing . power Of i'm
parting good lsek 70 che owner In the
search for hidden gold This stone was
secured in Paris. whittier It was brought
in rough for cutting By . Rio Janeiro
merchant
Here" continued the 3sweler. ''is
another curiosity" He picked mp q
thrce-lsarat white stone with the twcez-
era 1T - . specimen that WIN prove
70 you that there il . di6ersscs Of eek
In the gema This h whist u called the
5amale, smultt7lyfug diamond"
He held the gem under . strong meg
nifying glass and pointed 70 four or
Eve smaller diamonds clustered about
one Of the facets 81 the cdgs OF the ~
BILE of the stonA THE male gem. the
jeweler said. SIS disappointed and
never gathers these embryo gema
There h . ane specimsn alongsads that
pink stone. II surprises most people
Who zee those specimens TO be told that
shey are of diHersut sex - well - col-
era but such = the fact "-Jswelers'
Review.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

= - 0knn1 ~oteg Avt1o2
UaWs - nal hnl - rsi2 - 80 meU9
waoss lvf9 asaa us II NJ Erieveas vesnAs
-Aorss q ArssaA
~ sesk rAss Sa,anA af sas hss&x
WAoD FL tszass ussukhs - psgeoB ~
Psori of ske ceeaas nysxsrasA
~. fzx fE9n Aaes. 'nessA snun9 akies
ABid nnsennds1 sEAs 4 lisa
Dasp - - 0AAsa oAnnRing vD1
xAscs ssSsr plsss = huaass -
Aleag - shaeosy gisns 4 borne:
Tasss ssvsr easing ssr1sss nueG
~ atass esane xhAar Ah<n<ng aasn
Ia silest neias snd dsxy della :
Whnro szOw s1sssmD uanrur uaens xEnmnA
TS9s sever care shs aannbsrw Aa
TIE is esSZA1 nf uoe fer2css,
Deep1s Lse eaceA tAe na<s9 spron4
IN Ger UeeU Ecsarshss hs1;
1ss p1l,ss lw Ktss ArshngS hsaD
y a = slssssssa v1ahasA
I~w \ - suss u,sa 80 Assa
San ne eissA-shsdev's AdhtnG -
Hsee. Gaorxas aennss ulo's ecooa 49,
Al n1kisss - es - ano fp0;
A, se1sAse. tAirhsr iss n q
And And reposs asssvsE0sfA
Whcss suAdes .AssrteA snnnsas EzaAn
On siaobrpus poss sac gltaAag ssrsaDs
Wases eEao - hsaA 90 winds - tsa
- sAaAovs hIeksr - - -
ADd a &ho earoD - u6o1 - GnGw
lSxs ysuGs's 1sqDsoasa 1Ansaas seea
Nsy. sata ~ 49, - ssn go wssA
r. tsie ssaa nsser oroef gonr 9ueos
1or oEU heroes. svcruroaehs
with niRhay seilA ass thiSher broaoA4
~ Ana shn h<<nN - ssYnasSUAe-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Doe6 wv aU~Dv AAAs
romorrow evening the adjourned
meeting Of the real estate association
Will 10 held in the lecture room Of
Hsstmas's ball. Il u probable that
the meeting will b largely ATTENDED,
for interest IN the project has been
sroussd to . gratifying degree. The
conmistss On membership has net with
warm encouragement from the sub
ssAntiai men OF the city, aud the roll
viii show . nandsome gain Of desirs-
bic members. II would be indeed uu-
fortunate IL any error should b made
In perfscting shs orGaaisssiou a. that
any Differences should ariss 70 spht the
body into factions. To make . real
sseals osxanlzation s9sctivs 10 dsyel-
oplng city the prime neceppity = Def-
feet harmony. without united action
failure viii follow. SslAsh inseessts
mus be subordinstsd 90 ths gspesai
good that In shs end sll may fsap ths
fruit of quicksned industry and activs
sssslemsnk II private schemes sre
in,erjected into shs new organisa-
Eoa is viii lose ~ public chasacter anA
dsseriorate into . mere agency for the
sals Of land belengsg to the favored
onssL II asy rpsa y mevsd ~ ssif-in-
teress alone. it were better that he alb
sent himself from ths deliberations of
che new association. This movement
b fer Ne bsnsas Of shs cIy. To bsild
mp new indussnca To foster home
manufactures To increase our popu-
lAtiou. To bsstsr Ne town - place of
residence. To afford . livelihood and
the means Of earning . hving to the
workinxuAn- Ts isossnss ~ trade of
our nsrchanta To attract shs invest
mens q cnpseni N eur ssai sseass. Fin
ely u 10 nos 10 boom tns city. ban 10
give il the impetus for expsnson
and enlargement. Private gain win Be
Qessss IN ths ed Il Il 10 loss sight of
now in wsrkanG fer toe puoisc rood. II
y ess>e< 70 sonssder shers thsaes nov
than for private owners go sgsess sc
rusn u and attsups 10 make oApass4 oas
of . puefic eassrprse, acd after it fail
urr 20 regret their v&ns Of discretion
Let the organization be . spai1. unses-
nsh and patriotic lever 20 uvoasld
Ne e,sy-uothins short of this viii de.
GRAND RIvxR swPRovnuGyH.
The annual report and estlnatss of
Ne ehsef Of spgineers 70 BE- Submitted
10 congress nexs mouth have bssn uads
pssisc. Ths chief recsmmecds . tesai
sxpssassues - -. -, 80 - the vssss-
vsys snd hsrscrs Of Nichisna, esetn-
ave - asssd rvvr. THIS eoieusi ssa
i ur~ausilv 1issrseesa sss shs sn.
rsvemsns ~ ~ ssvsss. saaais, Asx-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
MDErERMINArE skurEMcEs.
nxA - <h> - - =.

LSOE x83 A40A14 0k3IANCE
One Of the staunchest offenders of
life imprisonment for red handed nur-
dsrsss - the Evening Leader Of this
casy. Il y - bs presumed that its
advocacy Of thn system of punishment
<pringS from . conscientious sentiment
against the Judicial killing of one man
who without pFovocstion deliberately
shoots another, or who 6rst outrages
Al innocent child and tnen chokes her
to death. Entertaining such ooncep-
tions of mercy and characterization.
It 10 rather surprising that the Leader
shouh pronounce tho indctermlnate
sensence Law the offspring Of . ''small
but active class of prison reformers."
The Leadsr u in error IN stating IN ex-
IRENE oase ard then deducing exag-
gerated conclusions. The minimum
and maximum term OF imprisonment is
not 20 wide apart - are 2 and 20. Un-
der tbs indeterminake sentence Q con-
victed criminal 10 sent 70 prison theie
10 remain not iess than given number
of years. II By his department and
svidsnce Of . purpose to lead q law.
abiding life he earns his release he Is
discharged on parole. The fear Of
recommitment to prison, if no other
cause, restrains him from evil-doing.
II he shall show no signs of improve
mont then he 10 kept in prsson for the
maximum term. Where and in what
Iespect u this an interference with his
liberty? Only this: That lnstead of y
judge, without knowledge of the moral
ehafastes and mental training Of the
convict. arbitrarily fixing the term OF
imprisonment without regard to its cor
rectionsl nature, il Is delegated to q
warden, Who by contact with the con-
vict y familiar with his moral and
mental condition. Do the judges
know more of these matters. and war
dens less, that the judges should have
exclusive control of convicted crimi-
nalss But the Lesder mistakenly ap-
prehends that only under the indeter-
inmate sentence law the vsrdeps and
prison boards have discretionary pow
ers. A . matter Of fsct PRISON war
den in Office 10 a absolute monarch.
HIS order sepds . Qpnvics 70 punish
uent, denies lin sbod. sleep and shell
~. He = under the law ~ it exists .
dsspot, . tyrant, If he wills. and no.
tedy can interfere. except 70 remove
him. BY good servics convict may
earn on . hfteep-year sentence, 46
apenfhs Enthusiastically four yssrs-
asl yst By the "whin. psejudics "
fsvoritism" Of the warden he may b
compailsd 10 rsma,n his full term. In
fact, the man u sentenced TO eleven
years asd tvo months when the judge
fxes il st fifteen yeara II hs behaves
himseIf. he may be released At the end
of ~ "mlnimnu'' If the warden's .
"vhim" . that way; il not, he stays.
Where 10 the distinction 70 Be drawn
between this and the indeterminate
syssen' Only IN the spirit OF fear that
ressrains the paroled convict, and in the
verbsaxe Of the statutes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

THE Farmers Alliance prodting by
the exhibition of weakness madet = ths
late election hAs sensgbiy concluded to
divorce itself from politics. The In
dianapolis convention viii no doub,
take decisive action IN harmony with
this determination.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

TIE experiences sk Hermsn J.
sshpitss. spsciai eomminsonsr If the
treasury Department.. who disguised as
paupsr has bssa lnvsaslsAsing inmi-
grafton abuses, viii prove 70 BE- start
hing II the dispatches convey any ide~
Of the matters.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

ruE performance Of Palo Alto is an
mother instance of the wonderful skili
Of man in developing speed in horses
1t 10 not beyond the possibilities that in
the DOT distant future We shall have a
record of 2s05, or even lower.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

In spite of the opposition Of the press
which voiced pubic sentiment rn no
uncertain mannss the Bell telephone
company has secured IN extension OF
it, patents and the public nuse submit
for another term of years to it extor-
tiona
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

cArrAIx HATTIE ssurn. ths victim of
the fnsazas1 Blsdiss giri, who Sssd .
bullet into hss hsad - 0maha Sunday
evening. = dead. The tragedy VS.
peculiarly Distressing oas On ssco1nt OF
the sbsence Of any Known motive.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Is eomplaius - ecRnen that eonParstivs:y
20 psepfe ars enfsreiy frDs frsa g. % tassai-
aus fAai if s.ins arn hs4a almost before its
.seIlns are syAre Of lts presence. 90 danger
Us - 10 seyfsasly threaten ne general AssisA
sna usS5e - lsveioD tnts ereachirls -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

LEW NJ. MuLxK. for two years man.
aging editor Of sh,s paper. has accepted
. portion - editorial writer for the
Detroit Journal. Mr.. Miller - . vssor
ons writer on political subjects and will
Gjss the Journal snap and ginger that
viii be appreciated by its readsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

IL mistake % ssnsldsr osserrA nrsay .
oeal srsusleA Il 70 sns sssssseassay . disease
IT the blood. end Shsrefors the rlght Gay ts
cure Cstxrrh 10 70 remove frem the bseee the
Impurities whoa cause xnd lee1 t& rhisi Il 70
- 1ese ~ s~kins heod's earsApaE1liA shc
sEsst bleed parlaex. which eGecsussly expess
al usces Of pclsen Aad germs of elssase-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

TssesAsss Of cara LaAsa With wAsal
are sids-tracksd N Iowa and Dakot.
awaiting the rsssing Of the blocdsde in
Chicago. The market 10 glutted With
the stAsis csxsal aad yss p<Hss ssnAin
sssivs Ana huoyAaG.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
j. ROERMEESTER
snscrxs -
vlolih, Viola, vloIIaeoI|u :ClaIasl

Ihssrt ~ accompanying o. - read
nnussc ~ right correctly 10 On secoup-
I'sAmens s,itom feuDd smone pssnisss
IL can only - Obtained ~ prscs1sIns
With sososse Mr.. faesrmeesssr u pre
pared 10 take fe~ schossrs for absv,
mentione1 purpose. Once Frleereh'
Muse Store, - ecsnai sesset-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
sTuFFED-uP FEELING

For pears have esss troubled via that
tergtsle eisasTeesble eisssss. cslsrra- I teek
Hoods S<rxspzrtiix with the very beat results.
It cared aae OF that eontipal Cropping In nay
throat and stgne1-ap teelng" ARs 6. d.
hKAsn. Putnam. Nona-
.Hseas sarsApzriila cured ne Of cokauh
and built up NJ general health. - tAas ] a1
feeling better than fes ycArA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

TIE directors Of shs board Of trade
elected In last nights meeting. are men
Of bunness thrift and energy. II they
sh<li unite IN the election Of vide
awake and aggressive o6icers ut their
meeting nsxs Tuesday evening, the
usefulnsas Of the board viii b greatly
increased.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Many q life has been lost
because Of the taste Of cod
liver oil.
II SCOTS Emulsion did
nothing more than take that
taste away, it would save the
lives Of some at least Of those
that put of too long the
means Of recovery.
Il does more. Il h half
digessed already. IL slips
through DE stomach - II by
stealth It goes 10 make
strength when cod-livef oil
would be . burden.
srrehps1 cA~-s~ sps.sA - A-~@.
v.- 4-<x-~ ss.p- s>se~, H--s-ss. = s.et-~
6-ee ez-sse eGxves - -eA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

A cerTespcadent Of the washingtou
Star, who has been studying the subject
OF getting rid OF 6eas. gives this - the
result Of his investigations: II thoss
who are troubled with this insect will
place 10 common adhesive sy paper %
the floors Of the rooms infested. with .
sman piece Of fresh meat In the center
Of each sheet. they viii fsA thsa the
6eas viii jump toward the meat and
adhere 10 the pspes ! eompletely rid .
badly infested hoepe IN TIVE nishts By
this meana
The ssAco,s - Farmer City. III. hAvs
oesn closed O. eeoeunt Of diphsAeria
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

A bandsone complexion 10 one o1
the greatest charms . woman CAT
possess. Rosseafs Csmpiexisn Pow.
der givee n
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

The queen Of Msdagasoas eassss .
18th once . yesr. While - ooesFves
her annual custom the populses sing
hymns and play druna Whsa shs
suersss fron the tab srrsyed IN robes
a roy Jsity and decorated with crowS
Jewels. a mighty cheer goes up from an
nwashed crowd in Madagascar tub.
hang Is not popular. II v regarded -
On act Of great courage 10 submit - ~
cleansing influences ef water.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
hoods Sarsaparilla

II the esiy medicine ] know Of which viii
viii cure Esilisr's cst2rrl-" 0so- fosTsx Loks a
ohio- y. u Be sure 70 get hsos' .
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

woodland besu<y b Tins dsswshsa
~ cssiforuia paper. "A remarknbly
psesssns yong lsay. wisA . sws>e fso
snd smisese disposition. - eusar>d -
wsitre-s ~ tlse sabiee r. Ne crafx heael.
We siways esvy her whea ws - ~
Irneh. there u 80 nuch oS her thsa
seems - - hspfne rod sins. ~ =
real rvet*g, seveuseep years oA ssd
~efxhs . u<>le evw thres huDaRoo
bcu1dek .
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

The weather prophets forecast . Sc
we're winter, baslng their predictions
upon the present cold snap. which ex-
tends from coast 70 coast Good sharp
vintsf weather sends the blood tingling
through the veins and gives businsss .
liveiier tone. An -'old fashioned" wln-
ssr following the bounsiful harvests
wi!l prove to bs . blessing in disguiss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Canary bindb are good asal trcsbied
b. uosQuitoea. The tocs Of The bir4
ase anpsy vroviisi with email vsinA
and as the membrane between the soes
IL extremely thin an observant NO.
s.iss may 80 his fsvortte Sud esreop
iatins In plain sixha A bird with .
swollen hind sce Wa brosght 10 hisa
faxcler reeenflv and be prons~nced IL
sveuble pciscains frc1 smosquiso ~
n s~s4 xb> thing vse rrA -r.rrru~Ars
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

II seens incredible IN this sulighb
snsA ere Of railway management
that . Trains crew should be
psTmittsd 70 stArt . tram out
ever the nails without sssufances
% bad . clear traok, and yet . mans
life wss acrinced yesterday, and an
other fatally injured becauas the crew
Of . freight tram did not know that .
passsnssr ssain hound " % oppesite
direction ives in existence.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

THE weather today will be colder.
with northwestsriy winds. IL will be
fair sxsspt farrss sf saow slsng the
lake shess, generally fnis Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Priees o. AGmssgon-fn. y and - cssn
Nsunsee-1o ssd Ne eests 10 bexee. -