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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14
WRAPPED READY TO MAIL.

There is only one thngfhat is better to send your
friends in the East than a New Years JOURNAL and
that is to send them the WEEKLY JOURNAL year
or at least six months 1t will give them good everyday
about our State and immediate community
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14

. T. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law, Of.
=, fice up stairs in front rooms OF new
Bush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

3. r. BONHAM. B.. HAYDEN.
W. H. HOLMES.
DoNHAN HOLMES & HAYDEN. Attor-
d neys at law. Office in Bush's block,
Between State and Court, on COm'l st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14

7 ]. SHAW, Attorney.at-Law, Salem,
y Oregon. Office first door to the LEFT
Al head OF stairs in the rear OF Ladd &
Bush's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14

TILNON FORD, attorney at law. salem,
i oregon. Ohice VI stairs in Patton :
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14

DRAFT HUNT, attorneys at law, Salem,
[ Oregon. once over Capital National
Bank, Commercial street. Money TO loan.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-14

IONS GRAN.-Contractor and builder
y Pine inside finishing speciality. 40
Commercial street, salem oregon.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
TALMAGE'S SERMON.

THE CREATION OF THE WORLD
GRAPAHICALLY DEPICTED.--HoW
GOD CREATED THE LAND AND
SEAS AND POPULATED THEM WITH
LIVING CREATUREs.-MAN THE LAST
AND MOST WONDERFUL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
The Insurgents will Give up the Itats.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.-The Even
ing Bulletin says it is informed through
unquestionably reliable sources that the
congressional party of Chilli, otherwise
known as the insurgents, has entered
into an agreement with the United
States government to surrender TO the
United States the Itata and her cargo.
that the Charleston will not pursue the
Itata any further but proceed to CallOa
and the 1tata will be handed over to the
American authorities.
The Bulletin adds: st is probable
that proceedings will then follow in the
federal courts OF the United States. but
it is definitely settled that there will be
no guns fired at the capture Of the Itata
and that pursuit by the Charleston is
practically Off"
The Pacific mail steamer Colima.
arrived here to-day from Panama re-
ports having left Acapulco May 18th
Just north OF that port she sighted q
steamer flying the Chilian flag and
answering the description Of the 1tata
The latter was steering south by east.
Later in the day the Charleston ap-
peared and spoke the Colima. On
learning what had been seen the
Charleston steamed away to the south
ward. The Charleston was at tina:
time about 100 miles from Acapulco
while the Itata when sighted was about
sixty-five miles from there. The
Colina reports that the Esmeralda left
Acapulco on the morning of the 18th
instant and went out to sea. but was
seen near that hsrbor in the evening.
The Itata was expected to arrive there
on the 18th and it was supposed the
Esmeralda was waiting for her.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
GOOD PROGRESS.
Many Counties are Preparing to Raise
Their Quota OF the Worlds
Fair Fund.

Topeka Capital: The worlds fail
proposition is gaming a stronger holG
upon the minds of the people OF the
state every day, and the outlook Of :,
good showing at the meeting for per
uanen: organization, June 16, is very
encouraging.
The press of the state generally is do
ing a world OF good in presenting clear
~ the necessity Of the work outlined by
the recent worlds fair convention. The
newspapers never fail to give the equiv
alent OF hundreds of dollars in spsce
when a public enterprise is to b.
benefited, but they have the
consolation in this in
stance. if such is needed. of KNOWN
that there are hundreds Of good citi-
zens throughout the state who are Civ
ing, many of them. their undivided
time aud attention to the raising of
fnnd for Che Kansas exhibit ithout pay
Secretary Sims is urging prompt &C
ton in the organization and adoption
Of plan OF procedure, that a deinit
report may be made TO the permanent
board of directors when elected, June
Is. Of the progress being made. He
hopes to be able to report the first -
per cent. from every county, CT at leas.
that every county has reported a.
organization and in fair way to raise
their quota
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
Men who Furnish Fun.

America is the native land of funny
men, and as Doc Middleton OF Missouri
used to say in his advertisement OF
hedge plants. she has EN- by the mil
lion" The funniest men. though. are
those who are unconsciOusly funny.
Such fellow is he who goes 10 sleep on
a railway train going thirty miles an
hour with his head resting on the win
dow sill. and lets his hat fall outside
BY and by he wakes up and misses his
headgear. He looks out and scans the
ground beside the track. and then looks
around to see if anybody noticed his
mishap. Then he looks out and casts
another searching glance up and down
the track. Meanwhile the hat is five
to twenty miles behind. This man is
related to him who. on his first visit to
the city, boards cable or electric car
and cOnfdentially offers a fellow passen-
ger a quarter to tell him what makes
the thing go. This youth is a son of
his father. who used to stand for hours
in the hot sun in front Of a iewelry
store watching the hands go
round the big glass dial
in the window. keeping accurate
time with no clOckworks in sight. and
then walk away remarking that he
couldn't see into it" His grandfather
was the man VINO was afraid 10 walk
across the mill pond or the ice behind
a six-hOrse team drawing saw logs. but
went below the dam and waded the
rifle" Another funny man is the one
who politely asks the dummy in front
Of clothing store to direct him to
lunch counter, and buys the neighbor
who is with him new hat TO say moth
ing about it when they get home.
Scarcely less funny is the man who
wells murder" and jumps into the mid
die OF the gutter when, coming sudden.
" round corner. he runs foul Of
wooden Indian with appraised tomahawk
standing in front OF tobacco store. OF
course the man who leans backward till
his spectacles fall over the top OF his
head and his hat drops into the gutter
while trying to see to the top of the A.
story building in front of which he
stands, is not the least unconsciously
funny. but his case has its serious side,
as he is liable to fall off the curb stone
and break his back. There are numer-
Gus other phases of the funny man that
go to make him always an interesting
character, but i would be hard to col
lect pen sketches OF all the genus in a
single newspaper article of the length
of this.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
The Pope Wants to Economic.

ROME, May 25.-The pope is taking
steps to secure greater economy of ex-
peuditure at the vatican. He has ap-
pointed commission consisting of three
cardinals charged to do their utmost to
effect q reduction in expenses. 1t is
believed to be the f time since
Sixtus V, that pore has intertered in
the constitution of the congregation OF
Rome. People are beginning to ask
what this step means, that the pope is
about to simplify the completed work
of Sixtus V, as not being in harmony
with the existing needs Of the church.
This initiative might have the happi-
est results for the simpiifcation and
Capitalization Of public service could be
the first step toward the adaptation Of
the service to the particular exegencies
OF our time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
THE FELINE MOTOR.
Marvellous Invention off Western Genius
and Its Mode of Operation.

and Its Mode of Operation.
Prof. Richard de Long. OF Stoughton.
Dane county, Wisconsin. is the inven-
tor OF new motor, which he describes
as follows: TT may be described as a
curious combination of large and small
fly wheels, great balance wheels, bright
steel rods, and an almost innumerable
number Of coils of copper wire. all
Joined to brightly polished cylinder
OF brass, one end Of which projects in
to a wire cage filed with ordinary cats.
Its operation is very simple but sur
prising in its results. a slight pull on
a small nickle-pIated lever starts the
machine. Then like lightning from out
the end OF the cylinder projecting into
the cage there shoots long steel arm
and hand, grabbing one of the cats by
the nape of the neck and yanking it into
the cylinder, where il disappears with a
yowl OF more than feline terror. In a
moment the hy-wheels, the great bal
ance- wheels, and ell Of the complicated
machinery begins to move, at first
slowly, but soon with startling rapiditv
At the proper moment, which is indi-
Gated by small clock-like attachment,
tic OltI SNOl puI4S dllOlACt lCNCt "DCu
from out of the other end OF the cylinder
with hair and tail erect, scintillating
eyes, the cat is projected into a tub Of
cold water prepared for its reception.
This operation. surprising as it may
seem, extracts from the cat electricity
equivalent to the power represented by
ten horses. working for one hour, and
this power can he stored in the cylin-
der until needed. As cat can be run
through the motor every three min
utes. and all the accumulating electri-
city be stored. the power OF the machine
is practically limitless. The same cat
can be used once every ten hours with
out the least impairing its health and
general usefulness. y
The professor describes the prospects
of his invention as follows: The dis
covery will be of incalculable benefit to
mankind. 1t will revolutionize the
mechanical world and be felt in every
department OF life. BY its means every
family, no matter how poor, can have
its home brilliantly lighted by electri-
city at less cost than to have il poorly
lighted with kerosene. BY simply run
ming the now practically useless house
cat through the machine twice each day
a sufficient amount Of electricity can be
engendered 10 illuminate brilliantly
any medium-sized house. Think how
advantageous 1t would be to a large
city. Take New York, for example
Carefully compiled statistics show that
there are at present within the city
limits about 9.99s, BAT cats. This rep
resent very nearly 20 million continu-
Gus horse power or enough to light the
entire city and furnish all the motive
power needed to do its work. The
feline motor will do away with steam.
Ten years from now, venture to say
there will not be steam engine in
active operation In the United States :"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29

policy to adopt prohibition plank at
this time and thus give our enemies an
opportunity to use 1t against U.s."
Mrs. Diggs spoke Of the character
of the men who composed the conven-
zion and said they were ''of the people.
plain but wonderfully sincere in their
actions and conduct" She especially
remarked the unanimity that marked
the proceedings.
DR.. McLallln, of the Advocate, the
alliance paper of Kansas, said that there
was powerful organized press associa-
ton that would advocate the principles
OF the new party. He did not know
whether or not a national party organ
would be started, and said that it was
hardly needed as yet.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29

the mountains moulded the features,
and moulded the limbs Of the father Of
the human race. But his eyes did not
see, and his nerves did not feel. and his
muscles did not move, and his lungs did
not breathe and his heart
did not pulsate. A perfect
form he lay along the earth,
symmetrical and of God-like counte-
nance Magnificent piece of divine
carpentry and Omnipotent sculpturing,
but no vitality. A body without soul.
Then the source of all life stopped to
the inanimate nostril and lip. and. as
many a skillful and earnest physician
has put his lips to patient in coma
tOse state and breathed into his mouth
and nostril, and at the same time CON-
pressed the lungs until that which was
artificial respiration became natural
respiration. so methinks God breathed
into this cold sculpture of a man the
breath of life, and the heart begans to
tramp, and the lungs to inhale, and the
eyes to open and the entire form to
thrill. and with the rapture of life Just
come the PROSTATE being leaps TO his
feet-a man!
But the scene of this Saturday is not
yet done, and in the atmosphere. drowsy
with the breath of flowers. and the song
Of bobolinks. and robin redbreasts, the
man slumbers. and by anRsthetics, d.
vinely administered. the slumber deep
ems until without the oozing of one drop
OF blood at the time. or the faintest
scar afterward. that portion is removed
from his side which is to be built up the
Queen of Paradise, the daughter of the
great God. the mother of the human
race, the benediction of all ages. wo-
man the wife. afterward the woman the
mother. And as the two join hands
and stroll down along the banks of the
Euphrates toward a bower of migno-
nette and wild rose and honeysuckle.
and are listening to the call of the whip
poor-will from the aromatic thickets,
the sun sinks beneath the horizon.
And the evening and the morning
were the sixth day."
a learned man once asked an old
Christian man. who had no advantages
of schooling. why he believed there was
a God. and the good old man, who prob.
ably had never heard an argument Oh
the subject in all his life. made this no
bic reply: "Sir. have been here 60
ing hard upon fifty years. Every day
since have been in this world see the
sun rise in the east and set in the west.
The north star stands where it did the
first time l saw it, the seven stars and
Jobs coffin keep on the same path in
the sky and never turn out. 1t isn't so
with mans work. He makes clocks and
watches: they may run well for awhile,
but they get out of fix and stand
stock still. But the sun. aud
moon. and stars keep on this way all the
while. The heavens declare the glory
of God" Yea, l preach this because |
want you to walk in appreciation of Ad-
dison's sublime sentiment when he
writes:
The spacious armament on high
With all tn blue ETHEREAL sky
And spangled heavens, Inning frame,
Their Great Original proclaim.
In reasons ear they all rejoice
And utter forth a glorious voice
FOreve- singing. as they shine,
The hand that Il ade Us is divine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
THE FISH LAW.
State Fish commissioner Mason Tells
When You May Fish.

The following has been issued by j.
B. Mason. state fish commissioner:
The law makes it q misdemeanor
punishable by fine and imprisonment or
both. for any person 10 kill or take fish,
or attempt to do, so by means Of dynamite
or other explosive substances. 1t Is also
unlawful for any person to poison the
waters with lime, or any deleterious
substance whatever, or TO make any OBJ
struction to the natural transit OF fish
for the purpose of catching the same
This is punishable by fine. and it is law
full for any person TO remove any OBJ
struction which has been placed in any
stream for the purpose of taking fish.
II is also a misdemeanor punishable by
fine to take bass. croppie, perch or wall
eyed pike, in any manner, at any time,
except with rod. line and hook. All
other kinds OF fish NAV be taken, except
during the months of May and June"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
British and Portuguese Quarrel.

LONDON. May "a dispatch re-
ceived from Lorenzo Marquex, a Portu-
guese town OF Africa, on the north side
OF DelagOr bay, says that the British
twin torpedo cruiser. Brick P. Geaines
Commander Alfred Winslow, has ar
rived there and reported that serious
conflict has taken place between the
British and Portuguese colonists. Com
mander Winslow says that the troops
stationed at the Portuguese military
post on the river Pungwe have attacked
the British South Africa company's
expedition commanded by Comnis-
sioner 81. A. Johnston. Seven Psrtu-
guese we're killed. The British loss is
unknown.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29
Jackson wants to FIsh. 1t Out.

san FRANCISCO, May Jim Cor
bett to-day received telegram from
New OrIeons from the Olympic club Of
fering a sl2, 900 purse for fight be
tween him and Slavin. Corbett replied
that he would be in New York in two
weeks and would then talk fight. He
states that he will probably not engage
in another contest for year, when he
will be larger and stronger.
Regarding another match with Cor
bett,, Peter Jackson said to-day: Il am
perfectly willing to fight it out. and, m
fact, think that is the only course open
to U.S."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-05-29

The spacious armament on high
With all tn. blue ETHEREAL sky
And spangled heavens, a Inning frame,
Their Great Original proclaim.
In reasons ear they all rejoice
And utter forth a glorious voice
FOreve- singing. as they shine,
The hand that u ade Us is divine.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-30

Alarm of fire as we go i0 press. s D. m, which proved to be Davis X John son scotton gin. Total loss.
 As Rev. Cason is out of the city and We have not been inform ed to the preaching at the Baptist church Sun day.
 Plantation Chill Cure is q phenom nal seller with us; we find it has merit. hence guarantee it. Sold by Dr. C. r. Hinton and Russell, Graham & Co.,. Forrest City; E. T. Oliver X Co. and J. E. Terry, Caldwel; J. R. West & Co.,, Wheatley; J. ". Beck & Co.,, For rest City.
 A young man talks with pleasure, an old man talks with ease. The ora tor talks as some men walk-a six day go as you please. The preacher talks of sins and things-of hell's eternal fury, the lawyer hurls his jaw bone at d mad but helpless jury. Thus each one talks and talks and talks, each of his own speech proudest, neg lsctfnl of the patient fact that it's money that talks the loudest.-Ex.
 A society for the prevention of cru city to the animals would take in as fines not a few shekels most auy week on our streets. When will men learn to be kind, gentle and considerate in their treatment of the poor, dumb crea- lures which serve them faithfully and meekly. Il, treatment of an animal is made a crime under our state laws, ana such statutes should be strictly en- forced.-Lonoke Democrat.
 Reeves English Opera Bouffe Com pany will present their original satire on Goethe's immortal poem, Faust, :" at the new theatre of Becker & Lewis, Saturday, October 3i.
 The satire is written by Mir Monroe. the well known Boston newspaper man. and is interpreted by company far above the average. The music is all that could be expected from the genuis and taste of Prof. Zinn, the composer. A special feature of the en. tertainment will be the appearance of Signor William Martini, the marvel ous grotesque dancer who made such a hit with the Chicago Opera House productions, Crystal Slipper" Blue beard, jr.." and "Sinbadr The satire IS devoid of all that .s coarse or com mon. The cast includes May Duryea, Mae Sylvester, Clara chresnan. B. II. Seveer. Chas. E. Ward. Chas A. Bradley, Frank Cloud and others.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-30
Tbe forrest Gitp Gimes.
N. w. Jackson, Painter. MsElrss,. WINE OF caRDvl for female diseasss
LANDVOlCT & VADAKlN. Editors and Publishers.


 N. w. Jackson, Painter. MsEl,ss,. WINE OF cARpv! for female diseassa Read Gaines X Co.'S advertisement of lands for sale.
 If you want Table Cutlery, go to Evans Drug Store.
 Buy your Feedstuffs from M. R. Stone, and save money.
 Reeves Faust" at the New Theatre. Saturday night, October 3lst.
 Look out for A. Friedman < Co. s new advertisement next week.
 Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA TIoNEKY at L. Rollwage X Co.'s.
 II. B. Gwyn & Co.,, carry the incest line of Cents Underwear in town.
 Ladies' Fine Wool Vests and Pants cheap, for cash, at II. B. Gwyn < Co.'S Pettus Bros. & Buford are head quarters for Hardware and Saddlsry. THE TIMES from now until January 1st, 1893, for l.50, strictly in advance. n oLAck.oRAuoHT tea cures Constipation Next attraction at tne theatre Reeves Faust" Saturday night, Oct. 3l.
 Pettus Bros. & Buford's A. J. Johnson's Ladies Shoes are the finest in town.
 There were quite a number of citi- zens of Haynes, at the minstrel Satur- day night.
 Buy your Lime, Cement. Fire Brick, Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from l.. Rollwage X Co.
 All the popular Fashion Magazi nes for the present month may be found at the Newsstand.
 Mems Suits from 4 co up to 5000. Overcoats from S2 p up to SIS. co at II. B. Gwyn x Co.'s.
 A full and complete stock of Table Cutlery at II. Evans t Co. s Drug Store Give them call.
 The wooden shoe dance in Reeves Faust" by eight pretty peasants is q refreshing novelty.
 We have a few more copies of the Appeal Avalanche Annual Review. Call early if you wish one.
 We have very large stock of Boots and Shoes which We are selling very close. PettGs Bros & Buford.
 Becker x Lewis are playing nothing but first-class companies. Reeves Faust" will be the next attraction.
 Don't forget that V. B. Izard Is still at the front with the latest novelties in Dry Goods, Notions, etc. Mr.aHd Mrs. IIemenway of W ieatiey, came over Sunday morning to visit parents and other relatives and friends.
 We will send THE TIMES twe,ge months to the farmer who brings as he best five ears of corn before Janu- ry lst, 1892.
 Popularly called the king of medi- cine-Hood's Sarsaparilla. It con- quers scrofula, salt rheum and all other blood diseases.
 The directoire dresses in the last act of Faust are the most magnificent ever made by Mrs. Krelll, the famous New York costumer.
 The rich baritone of E. II. Seyeer, of the Reeves English Opera Beuffe Company, nightly wears out this ac complished vocalist with recalls. DMy store house, now occupied by s. D. Apperson X Co.,. is for rent after January lst, 1892. Apply to
 GEo. W. COOK.