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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

tickals 1lr W est si1a sr.l-l,7r,y -. ~ a..
tect ot 4eterslu a. rlcEsLs s,r E.lsr -
"a "A. ~ l'r sAlH 2- Lll0u 1=0cG Cor- -
'-l- 'ererts. ttA- \ g1lTF,
,1'n. suRr ht'su-Fgr- 4 lass Az
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16
that diversified farming viii pay in any country where
moisture and the suns rays meet limo other countrv
NATURE BEEN 50 GENEROUS
with her Gifts as in the
GREAT WILLAMETTE VALLEY

where grew all kinds Of ceraa Vegetables hops and ber
res yield profitable returns. The Willamette Valley l
the home of the Apple, the Peach, the Pear the Plum
the Prune and all kindsof decduous fruits While Ohs
Lands than ours grow apples, PIums and pears in other
country do they reach such state operfection- Mature
the mother ofmOnOpos in all that GREAT belt Of count
ry lying between the 25th and 5oth parallels of latitude
the Pacific coast alone produces the italian and Petite
ar tFrenchl Prune. Last year the United States imported
f m France alone 7O,O00O00 pounds of prune as against
l0,0o0000 pounds grown on the Pacific coast.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

-I.te = larzcT yvzn rha1 th@ ul-f.r-
e-,.- - afrn any aprslIlrst ~ ~ r. y
.-..s''t ale -si.l1s ca 80 IlVau f.s.5z-is..,i
u .-t i.-alq l1l.rr-1l rnIs Lsfe III CI-5,..,l-
20 --a l.laF ~ Aar1nc. nllf ~ ..sTss,--s
"a ~ H.l.l-a azaI1sr -lIII sarara ~.
.stf -f't-al . pressnt En.sul. i1I-sIv 49,
-f1t- o. tlr- "a. iarsi, ralf - - - ~
49,. .iir ~ tfiial caulrg, trrs.1n. urfr1frT = =
tiir D. i-aal rls G-ais q uaa ~ -, -
-.lt. aHrut and AT rersCls i1,ssh-..i II,
49, tfe aereoF rel, sIet O. ~ -
El. r. rs.Il.s1 e-F
La-s,i sse. = lsaL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16


Ast0sian- The aTerage ""s''s
paid at the saingie hiiliH ~ On'
Paget Sound e"un1ry are az l'''i',s'-
Head sHwyer, sa.o1 per Guy WY
sawyer, %'i aiens - toi sns,' ll,' ','' ~
~ 2ae~1r, ~ .., en
80 -"
lhe asiin'ia& 'A'-e' a.S '''o'''
enuAsy amount " s1'A''''lins oNei
$'Oo0 a sianee 40 'ne i'S' sii'''s'
thaS s"nAe o. aas ''eilA'i 'l''A''' 'A4s
aea'is ssiaass ia' 'ae' 'i''' ~ '''i'.
,.'.-1 ee-o INV
80 - e,....s q, ~ Nff..s
- =. -. ~. = e.,,,,
~ 'S
- - -. - - - r..~'
= - 80. -. ,.s - -. ,v;..
- - -. =,
-
-
Nr- AliieF epaAainS oi'Aee " c''iA
plsee" ana aiA new Dress ""
1nia weeA ne laa''"en liS l'i.l-'1S
ira.n oI.e'n a1'- i0eA0s'- IA 1P'lH
nsia- ne MS" h'sus Di Uh'S N'i'''"4
-s- ~. -. -
SoAa Aatl"auIA na' Ohs e""'ihe'
70 0uiio g''on siHsu seii''o. n"oH'' u y
1erMlAnoo"h HSr 800 an" n'vs ~
1Al1,''''1 ~ ei'e lll'' VI S'l'S- ''o
-As'h's' mss H'.0 que VI On1 p"''eSu ~
S"'"oI n"'i"''A ~ Ohe s'un'S anu "iia
A"" nAA"s ""S "S 'l'' N'''''''--l '''ii'1'r'
John Nichciss aged 81 years, died
Friday. MAr1h Sth, &c Che n0uae or
mis- grandaou, J. j. Grown, ca the
LuekiamnSa. He was one OF PaiA
enunsya elfiiese anu 0'sSO Nn""n
P"'n@HfA UAsie '0lAll WIS re,
No" n''-' lS'Afl's''S Hll'A A''"'''''''.''i
A"nOefF ana P1rn"ps 40 man "a une
s"~aerT ever H'A'1 n"ss 's1is'
FaansA1rs Ano c"e'ss'lAs que slle '''''''
- A's gun l1lis'1 10 90 oel'iiy wo'AI
n1s Wlon 0iS Ai'ils All' o'A'' u"l ll'O
i''1 :" 1i''S" ~ ~1 'i'1 ul'''' ''''
age "SA"''--iIsnll~er'
The DHiless Pertiand d Astoria
Navigation eonapnny intend TO put
a bnsa on the river with a carrying
~ '"o " %" I.1'ia '14'l W
ea'S' @0"~e e-"'"'" Ao41'S-o"o
sii'"''t1a u"l''-l7s h''s 0'.'sl s'' '''h'''i'''''
~ 1Sa.sn's u 4 le A"1iis1 Ali'i sl'iI-
l.Yf an" a'"rs ~ 'ilaa % "e ASailiols "
u h's-s"' 40 ems uSSlsn ~ siliA
e0"p@ay 70 0"ii' @"ho' OF sulll''isne y
p"~or ana c'lpAci'S ~ nln'Il@ al
Afsi'e''" orislnl"ins ~ ~ as Oa'isas '''
@"HS'sl's'a Si'srs lr'ea riVer V'''liO~
A large and snthHsiastic m'las
meeting VIVA heid In thsoPera house
At Grants Pias Sn -nturd0y To con
st1eT the quaatioa Of bringing cut a
dlten tFDua Ragus river far irrigating
pEfpaaass ts OsbiMated that the
dtceh will cost $500 ,000, and will IT.
HS'a1S a'',.'''@ a'sRss es Vate'A'lse iall'i-
a committee was appointsu % mn
nAssiAteiy ara" up papers for inesr-
poratioa- The endire community IL
anLesn ! s"n shs fsiAsiSeiley OK Ih@
Hns~sFuAAiaG
The Pullman palace enr on ths
IF0n M0unfain train frOna Sc. LOUIS
30 LIstle R0ck, vaa the scene Of a
essaAarli tfaaAsiy a Ss~ days ago, as
sn~ sfAan ~Aa puilAns Out ironl Ssllu
A-0o AeAeioo- lsa'ioEe Naeyefr 4
tfAVs'iax naan lar the Faa1er-hlisan
e0enpA1yF et New horNT haa JUST
sfAnS'sfrsa ffusaa ths AsfnpHiA trlIn'
~n1 was s''1lng 10 ans seat Wnen q
l-A-st va" $40 'ss'o'"s 8 i1u~n soFssaellF
ere~ p'Aeos aa'i hfe'is AllIing
MsSef lnS'AAely- ths na'AsaS'ef
"-A an lnAAae nA'lh ~n@ LAD ss
'' .fse- o''e in'''"~ sAosp''Ai- nc
$3.50 ,''e 0"'i'''''''' 0e''''0
~
The amount necessarily Hlf the
survey of the Faasil railroad, except
An'1s tloos aas been su1aerined hy
cur Citizens, ana work VIII be eonl-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

fOaN KNIGHT lslarKsmIUh. HORSE
y scoeing ana r.pNlring a spe,iillluF Shnp
ti Ire hlut Gf Liberty sgIeeL. .-,llem, 0regnn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

ElhN GRAY -gnnuracL8r ana builder
81 tlne nuite anishing a sperialuY ~
DomniHrCilA su'eeG. sillem Oregau.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

~ EO. HOET tl-Barner hnd Hair.drass
W. nag pUriDrs. inesU bilGha a the city
UA UAg0mmeruilh street., salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16
The YAnulNA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD

And Oregon Development company;
steamship line. l25 miles shorter, u hour
l,asa TIME Ghan by any CGneI route. FlIH
ciasH Through pnsHenger amt freight In
from POrrIand and al points IN the w
liInleGJe valley I'd and tr0m SIN brInClsGt
TINE SCHEDULE. Except sundays
Leave A nang Ldl Z y
Leave Corvallis -E4U I b
Arrive Gaqulna l;30 D.
Leave IaQuIua i:4b i "a
Leave Corvallis L0:S5 A D
Arrive Albany u:4U A
o. q C. trains connect at Albany ailC
Corvallis.
The GbDVe ErrLIus cDiinecG nj Y 4ls U II
NlGh che Oregon DeTelGpEcnL % J Liz
lfs5fasl r1Ehirs heEwren NnlU'uH md ~
SAILING GarGs.
srEA1rzRs sRlla T-4gC ~
BarlIlCu, Friday. T.-------.------- :
"a illametne valley, pUesday y--------iuly
FaIrl4lGu, 7CnotiY ----------------------'
Willamette valley, THURSDAY -"
FarallOn TUESDAY y--
sUE.ATERs, FROM AN Fra g,I'-,''
Willamette valley, Friday -------------Iune =.
tlrlll0n, Eussca Gly d.
W liIalleGuE valley, Sunday V-.--------------'
FarlllOnl Thursday Y------------.--------- Is
W illlnleUue alley, D'Ie=daY -------------..' Ia
fE-a cOnlpany reserves the right
change laillug cates WiIhCut notice.
N B.-PasEenargrs from Portland Gnd AI
willamette valley points can make clos,
connection win the triiinS OF uL,
fACG IN A RQCTE at Albany N COrvsl.llp
.tnd III t.esUiHed 10 -an b trlnclGCU, suGUl,
llrfanTe I'd arrlve at YaGG the evecl,.
aeiUrg diiis CT sailing.
usaan.ggr InIt Frsight RaTss 4lYags UHr
LaWest For in-'lrnlaIi.9n apply 10 Massrs
Ell Imam u CO., Freighu and Tickle
AGENTS IN Ind 492 From VI, Portland, Or
0
&C. HOGU n Act GenI Brt a
PasE. Agr., Oregon PlciIic r r. 60.
Corvallis. or
q H HA.W ELL. Ir. Grenl FRI: Z
Fash. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 3G4 Montgomery -,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

HLNtNtf ttNlEttss
When5--,lT' ~ neG.
FiOur-i-er hnrrgi. SAN hesT HlH lha.
Oniai.--FHr hUsghei, "a 90 ihu.
Barley 80 Per EuHhgl tie.
Hrnn.-P Per ton. ild ~ lt mill snditait.
1h0risi---Per ton, l2n 80 =" sneitau.
Chsp--PHr tom, E,a.M 90 snckad.
Haps---sl luulad ad Nn per lli.
EirVR-hiel par f9neu.
FOtadGes--Eer nuahei AH
Corn nzaal-il' per PGuna.
Chaeaas-l2 l2l0l lig per pnunst.
Drisd pinna.-Per 10, dkaTc.
nriatf prunes--lrer lA ltRn 2r.
lmpurted pruniss f'aciper lh.
hOtrer- aia par pnund hlr good
lIlrg.---illAn Pa per lh,
Rama--Fer p0und, llal2H.
HasiDn sistisa.-lse 10 per lh,
-hOuiagrs--slailg per ln.
Chielrana. 4 ba lie per pu ma.
rnrWaYa 10 ba Il6cper NJ,
ci,ieae t0A par lh,
Duaits, 2ls,@lie pes 10
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

ID T. LARSEN q C1, Manufactures OF AZ
y. shop IS -talJs street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

a sgrlaVsis 90 hhs MISUNDERSTANDING Anal
salling Prines.
RHrnm pnrcns

HHrAlL PhIGua.
REVISED QUOTATIONS.
shoulders-lauHi cured per lb,l9'4
Blemltllsit hnGBn l2il 10 Us
Hanla--uGlr cured, per 10 aidfac.
Baaf-- rQld
PDrit-lueu l4ia
Mabt0n.-iN0 niac.
VsAl-lo "a ~ -.
rimnuhY seed,-Per pound, -, selling
Rasi clover seed.-Per pound, Lie.
Whlus el,aVgr seedi-Rer pound, AlH.
AlailCa-ltg per pound,
Rel! tlp--l1r pHr pound.
Lincoln Cff'laa--l3',0 ,0 per pnuhd,l
Rye Ofrilsla- ltlG per pound.
0rphnrd Cirglsis--lie per pDund-
Benns--,ig per d.
OnL nlenl-aG dg.
Chnned FruiH--P Peaches, 50 M; apricot,
81 0nt hiilgit herriUs, Gii CORN, hest grndea
81 0H, toniaiiles Al iH, suring beams 81 lO,
green peas 81 NJ, per dnE. Ia Two lh cans.
Green Brulu-- q hilinR app.sa IiG l.nhr per
h0x, psnrg lie per box, pDtslfslns NlC' glrrNt.i
j,ae; pHrsanipa 81 M onions Ne per lh.
piah- s-alninn Aoluo per lNl sturgeon ilW
"a per 10 small ash 3lun per ID, aniu aalm0u,
rtal0n per ID.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16
Keep it in Mind

That fruit tracts are valuable property and that no %
nent viii bring You better returns Improved subu'1
acre property with buildings and other imprOveH''~
Also acre Is without buildings but with grOwng ~
consisting of trees, plants vines etc. and city prOP
every description
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16
RCsINE E'-s C.KED--

T0SEPH FUSEF hhr,nr and hairrtress
~ err Hair cutting - cen5s shaving L
Hpnts. Rnth Ionnla ill connection. Best al
N4rA. LLi state sJreeU.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

w %. PUGH, Arch itccr, Plana, speci
w hcilmunH ana 8uperlnteudenge u0u
al Glasses % buildings. Onice l90 COM
nsarcial ST., up stairs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

D,5AR11Y e BINGHAM, Attorneys and
cnunsPiorg at law SRlenI. OregDn.
Having an abHtraGH 0t the reGDrds Of Marion
county including "A lUb and hiDGH indRx oI
Salem, bheY have special filcilitiea tor ex-
aJniulug ttlgs 10 READ eststte. BuHiuess ia
the supreme gnHrt and "a the state depart
nents VIII receive prompt atrHnricn-
----------------------
B. b. BONHAM B.NHAYDGE.
w H. HOLMES.
DoEEA1, HGEMEs o Hay DEN, Amor
ID ueYs Mt law. Office in Bushs block,
between Static and Court, on COm'l.t.
TlILMON FORD, a6tarusy at law, Salem,
4 Oregon. Otfice " stairs n Patton .
block
pEATV G Fl UNIT, atr0ruavs ut law, snlenl,
0rerOn. Office over Capital National
bHlA, commercial street. Money "a Loan.
+ T. SHAW Abferuay-ar-Lav. salem
- Oregon Orilce hrst door "a. the Left
at head 0r stairs IN the rear CT Ladd q
BuHh'l bank.
/ - T. F1rHR A 1.DssON, Attorney Mt law, Of
~. flee mp iislirq N nOut rooms OF new
Buah block corner Commercial and Court
iUreeTS, siLenl, QregOn.
| VOHN O'5HEA, Attorney Mt hlw. Room
l ~ over capital N.ibiDnll hll T.. Col lee
! binnHa specialry. ,rrespUudenGR 4Niieitsd
/ D2. 7. c. -MTrH, Dentist. gg State street,
I IL salem, or. FlnIahed DENTAL 0perl-
uDnE 0t every description. Painiess opera
rions a sUerialtY.
1 DR.,L " EEENE, Dentist Orfice over
/ IL the White Corner court an1 Conn
merrial streets.
I DR. H. SMITH, DENTIsT.-Orice at
I II bis residences I'D High street near
| Asg'!ru ml'al WDrits
b NJ Rss. M ID. MeCOY Physician and sur
I wi IRnn. 0rfiGe and rooms Ia lodging
! house, trnnL amt Nenrer streets, ntsiLf the
| doDt or Marion and g3iiV co, bridge, ChrDn-
/ r dlAehses u 7peci,lltY. cure or no pay
| Cauauli-uEi,ln iuee.
L ~ 2. MCNALl.Y. Archlract, New Busn
I u. sreYman hurk Plnns anu 4pecificil-
uunE on lll Glasses 0t or buildings on short
u0tce. -uperlnlsnGEnrn0 0f work prGmpUly
uoTed aifsr isLf
VIZ %. PUGH. Arehitec Plans, speei
w hclCuna ana iupernteudenGe tOr
All ciasses 90 buildings. Onice -B COM
niercial st., up sJsliI-s,
" RUST -Aruiat studio, BJlsh
/ y. Prey hiuGiS. Glasses thursdays anu
~aturtnYs
BCsINEss CKED~-
MRS ~. q, RONCO, barber ant hair
vi dresser. -hnmpOulng hl,iiaX and
cnlldren. hair a speciality. she viii De
pHilset % see al her 0i2 customers 10 her
4hup oppOAilg the Opera House.
/ T0sEPH EU@EE hnrhnr and hairJtress.
81 er, Hlir cuGrng y GEMS, shaving L,
'pnJS. Bnth r0Dnla IN connection Best Gf
NarA. Lld state sJreeU.
1 y T. LARSEN q Cu,, Manufactures ofal
Sindso veiiiei,ss. Eerairin4 a special
y- shop IS -tlJa street.
~ EO. HOhiV M-Barner ami Hlirdl,a,ss.
Wyonmereinl street, salem.
EuhN GRAY -gnnUracuor ana builder
~ tinU Inaide anishing sperialuy ~
DoolmHrcin iIreet, salem Oregon.
TQHN KNIGHT lslarNsmllh. HORSE
= sGoeing ana 'spalring a speciality zhNp
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

W BEST IA ruist amdla, BUEh.
~. Prey GiuGiS Glasses thursdays anu
~aturdnYs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

~ p MCNALLY. Architect, New Bush
u. lsreFman ntlrk. Films anu specifiCil-
oiUnH on hll GLASSES 0t Qf lulldlpgs on short
uotlce. =uperlniaiiGenGg0 0f work prGmpJY
0DWed afzr. istf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

DtSA'pr 6 n UNIT, atI0rueYs NJ law, Sitlenl,
I 0reirOn. Office over Capital NsJtioEsLl
BInI, COnlmergial street.. Money Gl loan.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

.1@.aa.s..sa. A. 2 Sss ssa's =; q : J. i sii.. I;
E1fa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

DR. T. c. SMITH, Dentist. Bg State street.
~ salem, or. Biniahed dental 0peril-
uuns 0t every description. Painless 0per.l-
runs a @UerialrY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16
PEoFEssIONAL CARDS.

D,yARIoY & BINGHAM, Attorneys and
IL cnunseiDTs at INV. 3alen1,. Ore98n.
Having an abHtraGH 01 the reGprtsO Of Marion
county including "A lob and oiBGE index OF
Salem, bheY have special tilciliUiea tor ex-
amiulng ttlgs 10 READ estate. BuAiuess ia
the supreme gniilt and a the state depart
ments VIII receive prompt atrsnticn-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

- T. RICH RDsON, Attorney nj law, Of
-. flee up stairs n n,Dut rooms OF new
BuAh block corner COmnaerciaI and Court
iJreeTs 3,uem, QreT0u.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

TEE RicSASDs Dage Co, AgautA
So8 A 5t1 MARKET ST
San FraRsAsea, Cal
~esssAaa sxNT FHEs-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

b. b.. BDNaAM B.N HAYD en-.
w H HOLMES.
DGNEAM, EfOEMHs q HAY DIN, Amor
ID neys ut Inv. Office in BuHh's block,
Aetwean sislba and Court. on COmI Ut.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

TlILMON FOED, aGtSrueY at law, Salem,
4 Oregon. Otfice up stairs Ia PatIOn'8
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

nR.L N EEHNE, Dentist Orfics over
IL the White Corner court Ind Com.
mGrrial streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

Il T. SHAW AbfGrueY-ar-Law. salem
- Oregon. Orilce hrst door ID the Left
aG head 0r stairs IN the rear CT Ladd q
BuHh's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

NFBs. M ID. Mccoy. Physician and sur
wi genn. 0ffiGe and rooms Ia. lodging
house, trunL amt EenBer streets, near the
i3Dt or Marion and Fl3lS co, bridge, ChrOn-
Ir diseases u specialtY. Cure or 40. pay
Cauaul IlUEinn lues.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

DR H. SMITH, DENPIzT-OIfice at
IL bis residence IT9 High street near
Agg'.Gu ml'll WDrits
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16

In The CUunUY Court % tho -tAta af OR
sglr, ar Ehs CNuntY az Marion.
Ia she matter af The estate % -,...
4. A. Lanna. tl.nnlsetl -----l--lll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

the square inch This squeezes out an ;ne On -
the oleo-which is put in barrels ana sIlPpcu ~
Holland. About 800 barrels week are turneSH
ont ar present weighing $50 pounds TO the Datreis
and which is worth 1872 barrel in Europe. Ing
fat from which the oil has thus been eXtraoteo
is white like lard IL is the stearlne OF conf
merce and the 10000 pounds manuiaco.Ieu
weekly at the abattOir is worth ~ ce nS,os
pound. 1t is sold TO the manufacturers OF cahuie'
and soap. !, . ,,,.
The facts and figures stated above 90 not give
a complete idea by any means OF all the goo9
that is expected to follow from the successful
launching of the business Of saughtcring cattle
for Europe at this port Its benefits VIII appear
in many other ways The Central STOCK 1arus
hay from neighborng States and Dig cattic
market here means good hay market as weu
Then there are shipped from here thousands OF
tons of beef products in cans, pals, casks, Kegs
etc. such as beef tongues, roast beef, etc. AL
of this is now done in Chicago. 1t may as well
be done here.
The men who are leaders in this effort to bring
Alerton, of Chicago; ID. ii. Sherman and r; W.
Tabor, of this city, and j. j. Martin and w: NJ
Fuller of Philadelphia They are putting in u
plant at Philadelphia similar to the one at the
Jersey City abattoir, but smaller scale
New-York is to be the headquarters of the BUSH
ness
We want to have the farmers Of the East
KNOW" said Mr.. Sherman, that buyer stands
here ready to take all the cattle they can furnish
for which the highest prices will he paid, better
than Chicago prices. We going into this
business deeply, and we want their cattle"
LIVE CATTLE AND DEESSED-BEEF SHIPMENTS.
The following table shows the total shipments
of live cattle and quarters of beef for ten years
Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

up above their ears. A burst Of laughter I'M
mcdlatcly filed the narrow hall.
Mr.. Foster remained in the parlor lie turhen
toward Rowcna, who was looking on in a knd oil
bcnumbcd attention.
Il sposc You think we're set of wild beasts
don't you. Miss Tutlc?'
She smiled at her qucstoner. lie appeared SO
depressed that she wished to cheer him. Ana IL
was quite remarkable how much cheered he was
Immediately.
only Wild beasts don't laugh" she said.
He laughed now dcli.sht"dly that she was
surprised. He became animated. n. .,..
" \ set of idiots, then he said. " But WEI
really rather of Il good sort, only not Deep you
know Don't you 20 and run away from MS: we
amt going 90 have Il sca-ants. Major Stranger
won't he here. My aunts got sca-antS up ON
llarrson-aycnoo Tonight. and | guess The MAJOR
IL be there. Anyway, he won't be here. 10
stay; fellows have ordered some oysters n,
icc-crcam to he brought in about 10. / wanted
awfully to ask you hut couldn't get glimpse
Of You, for all I've tried so hard. ! Thought my
aunt would have called on You before tins Nhc
was quite taken with YOU She sald here
young Foster stopped to laugh again" she sald
she thought you'd develop into the pest meuy uih
there in B0rston And that Is SAYING a
good deal. for BorStOn Is just stuffed with med
gums. What amt Christian scientists and Budd-
hists and all that, don't you know, are medyums'
You've got 10 b" or the other IL you i've
here Which shall You choose p
Fcrd Fosters appearance had become 50 cheer
full not 10 say happy, that lie did not look Ike
the same youth Rnwcna had seen when She first
she would stay. but she fingered until the oysters
and cream were brought in from "a caperers
on Westinghouse. This was Fosters Joke and II
was laughed nj with an abandon that renewed
itself and began aircsh: and when Foster said
gravcy that he knew they'd find the oysters good.
for hc very particular rs TO who capercd To
him. the girl with the wasp waist went INTO
such commissions Of laughter that Rowcna was
really alarmed She had known ono girl at home,
who in the ncighhorhOod parties had become cclc-
bratcd as "A trainer but secretly Rowcna was
convinced that this Miss Martin was the great
est trainer she had ever seen.
II was after o'clock before the Saesadles
went to their lodging rooms. These rooms were
close by Poor little chilly rooms they were.
too. The young men walked away with them.
Rowcna could still hear them training. as they
went along the narrow sidewalk their piercing
laughter came back 10 her on the cold air.
Mrs Jarvis came out of the back paror. where
she had Just pulled out her foldingbcd and spread
the sheets on il. She looked weary that again
Rowcna helped her trg mp the paror
The landlady did not seem 10 think there had
been any unusual noise. She made the startling
remark that young folks would be- young folks.
and she 'sposed they must take their good times
when they could get 'cm.
hope no one will think any the less Of Rowcna
If 7 record that the last clear image in her mind
before She fell asleep was the image of herself
in that seaskin jacket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
DLNING.ROOM CHAIRS.

read the other day, In some Of the jennie Dean Dean
or Mary Ann letters from NcwYOrk to the couI,'I5
nrcS, that soft rolling lounges had been introduced III
New York uppcrdOm dining rooms and the stih backed
chair hnd been baniShcd. While do not believe hit
ANYTHING OF the Kind has ever been undertaken III .s
counry We do think that in toe course OF another zen
vcars we will find the prim dining clair thing OF INC
Inrnfound past. Thus far. have had the hsh,Dach
chairs and low back chair, chairs with and chair
without arms and chairs that got in the way, werf
menace 10 water,. spilled soup and otherwise HIsp
haved They have all OF them been prim ana Wmie
such furniture : al right when the raw kidding IS pe,S
eating from the spoon side there are for pro.
testing against this sehoooom rgdy Wh carv tS
youngster Is big enough To- do the donors az H hS
day and by year becoming more pace PA w nv,
ntertain mcnt and less a feedng-statien ana why
there cannot be more comfort in the furniture Is
matter that has perpexed the many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
GOING TO MEETING IN A STORM.

From The Lewiston (Me) Journal.
The story goes that once fearful storm beset the
valley OF south Lewiston at Garcelon's Ferry. ~
snowed and showed and Friday passed and SATURDAY
came only to see whrlng snowfalles ard sunday
came and 10 the and its rays fell upon Track
les earth with no fences and 10 roads. .
James Joslyn was a church-goer lie was essenu
ally such and besides being Christian, he, Ike
Enoch walked with God in daily life. on sundays
he rarely If ever absent from church This sun.
day he decided to go to church as usual They told
him that the feat was impossible. Nobody could get
there and II would be useless TO try. lie did not
listen To the expostulations. but htched his horse
and drove away They watched him over the hill.
battling the drifts ana decided lnally that perhaps
he might get there. ., ,
1t was close to night when he returned having
been gone all day. - -
Did Won get there :" was asked.
Ills reply In the Affirmative
What about iti How was It'll Did you have
We had a blessed meeting said he, "we had
blessed meeting"
And who was there - was asked.
"Only Deacon Davis and IT, was his answer, I" but
we had a blessed meeting" . 81, -.
And that high backed sleigh in the barn Is the sleigh
that took him to his blessed meeting that required
an entire day and that had but one attendant besides
himself.