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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
A YANKEES VICTORY.
How the British Fleet Was Threatened
with Cow-Hide.

How the British Fleet Was Threatened
with a Cow-Hide.
During the war Of 1919 Montauk cattle
keeper gained a signal victory over the En-
glish feet, then lying in Gardiner's Bay,
under command Of Admiral Hardy. Mon
tauk, according 10 the Ssgg HarbOr IL. l.
Express, was then d commons for the towns
Of East and Southampton. These towns
people pastured I,UUU or ~ mead OF cattle
on MOHtauk during the summer These
cattle were in charge OF three keepers who
lived about three miles apart think the
name Of the keeper In question was Paine.
He conquered the English feet with canoe,
rawhide and crew OF one Indian. II
came thus about:
The English had come ashore in their
boats and killed one Of the cattle in his
charge. They wanted fresh meat and
they got IT, Mr.. Paine did not propose
that his herds should be thus ravaged with
impunity. He armed himself with a raw
hide. Next he found an Indian. He in.
pressed the Indian with his rawhide and
forced him 10 paddle of 70 the Admiral's S
ship. Mr.. Paine was hailed from the ship
and asked what he wanted He said he
wanted 10 come on board. he was allowed
10 come on board
49, y ~ NANA eaA1A NiAht AS wanted. ne
wanted to see the Admiral. What did he
want N see the Admiral fori To be paid for
one OF the cattle In his care which had been
slain by the Admiraps people. What was
he going 10 do about IL ia case he was not
paid they inquired Well, he was going TO
take 1t out OF the English fleet. What was
he going 70 take II out withi With his raw
hide
The Admiral was informed that Yankee
was on board threatening 70 lick the feet
with an armament Of one canoe, one indian
aud q rawhide. The Admiral was not
alarmed, but be was amused and Interested
He came on deck in his cooked hat and
epaulettes and all the gutter aud glory OF
the titled British tar Of eighty odd years ago.
The Admiral and Mr.. Paine con fronted
each other. Mr.. Paine did not back down
he repeated his demand and his threat
"Well," said the Admiral, you are the
brayest Yankee I've seen yet"
He ordered him 20 be paid. Mr.. Paine re
ceived the value OF the slain beast n hard.
shining, yellow, British gold. Then with
his force he rowed ashore, having gained a
brave but bloOdless victory.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND.

PORTLAND.
Wheat-Nalley, 81 ~: q, ZgjWalla WaIIa
ll2lf 20 81, per GENITAL.
Flour-standard, g. sOtos4.
Walla Walla . 91s8 ".
Outside grades. e. N.
osts-white 6ss 70 Opc, gray u c:.pp s.
per buKhel.
Milistuns-B s2l@ p shorts. s22.5
ground barley, sl21I cnop G-.l. g.
middlings. s25, per ton
Hay-slGals per ton.
bniter-Oregon fancy dairy, 3Tiz c:faLcy-
creameryi1lS; good To n,ir, Z7JzasgCnli
fprniR choice 81 .r
Eggs-Oregon 3o822' zcEastern2 lsper dor
Poultry chicken. 81 Jlaj o.
foiatocs-sl 10 per csntsi
Chocs,-Oregon, - % lIc; C,lforni.,
" 10 lOc.
suears-Golden G. s1Gc extra C.6,.. dry
fpnulated, % cube crushed aud Pow.
Tered, '.c per pound.
Beans small white, s'zomE mink 81.
1ayos. q 70; butter e. 90 umas, s. - ,,er
GENITAL.
Dried FrullS--lhe mark 4 h firin. QUO
ied Italian prunes, ~, tn lIc. P.tite and
,irrmnu, l0C per pound; ralsins. 81 ~ per
box; plummef dried pears, n to l2izc; sun
irici aud factory plums, n 81 -. eyapn
rhirn peaches, 2lc; smyrna ngs, as.
california ilgs, ~ per pound,
kicr-b'sr por pound.
hidvs-Dry hides, 81 10 81; X lee, for
culls; grcvu .., 90 pounds. e., under 55
pounds, 8,; sheep polts. aa-asl.O0.
SMOKE I'D MEATS AND LARD.
tast"rn hams, ~, to lic, break f,,t ia.
"n, lo's to llr sides, o TO loo; lard. s..
"a 100 prf pound
San FdANCIsCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jau. g9.-Wbent tb,.
"r'k "p'ncd on quietei. marNet. No.l
white, 81 j" tu 81 a. choice 81 So. Dor
ryuinl.
hops .uesnc per pound.
hahey-fced 81 seti il,. Dor GENITAL
u q; choice o. a. to . is, common grade
81 i2',
oa's--duy 81 ooto . oO.tlack - lotosp
per ooutal
uniaus. 81. Ia 5i.
Potatoes -1lctnsl Is
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
tutrAuu, Jan. Wooi- Eastern or,
sou, ~ io io,I valley. l6to lSc per poupd
Beef Tive, 81. to 10. dressed. >...
Mutton tive, SIS Ca lt,'. dressed ~.
h'ss tive, oIlO; drcssed,7c
Veal 10 A.pgr pound.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
UNIVERSITY NgTRs.

A. w. Bagly Is clerking at the
legislature In connection with his
school work.
Misses Gina aud Ida Harris and
Jennie Norwood visited the school
Wednesday, and took a look through
the museum.
Dr. STATIONS sermon on High
Education at the NJ. T.. church Sun
day evening was attended and APP
preciated by "a large number Of the
students.
A number of the young men have
been absent from school work
this week aud last, on account Of
sickness, among them are Messrs
Fred Brown and John Foley.
Mr. Pence aud Miss Royal con
slltute the committee Of invitation
10 the exercises at the joint session
Of the two societies that II b. be held
In the chapel.
The third term, or last half Of the
school year begins the 2olh. and the
program for order OF recitations a.
ready appears on the bulletin board.
Several Of the teachers have an-
nounced the lessons aud the order
Of work will soon Ice resumed after
registering takes place Monday.
The rhetorical exercises Of the
college aud third year students Of
the literary aud musical depart
ment that are held IN the chapel on
Wednesday of each week at eleven
O'Clock, are becoming quite an in
teresting feature Of that kind Of
work. Visitors are always welcomed.
The Song tournament to be
given 10y the music pupils AID teach
ers Of the conservatory on the eve
ming Of the 2sth. will no doubt be
one Of the best entertainments of
the season. Tickets can be attained
from members of the band aud
teachers In charge of the concert.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

sEalinl 7sHcl1 zaIio1Il-
well; y-iiHf n NJ
EgV ir vuur u -I-nr~. Etlif rr-~rr1rr =
Ts-y rlugt brEIaf- BuE mad 6 -ssl rsHs-
n Blssp llgs. ZIiEIzs- Sue "A Almost rI5 q hsg
rigcT-FwsUrB .nuFt Euc Iis-ruuBDesH- Eoa
b growing quits CIsgr1ul Egv rrEfsfu u
-s a. Ers % yUu zDf EhEf bl'1tis q med
caus"
D11T -5,sEf q r-E=i5u5a- ThEs 5oss
TIE oocbUr sET
He mrt be 1Evs- INV p vc1a-r1ul
q chE1FE = EusE z SERIOUS luLg BrI-tls.
He SD tri-EE -E ErE -~-r EiE r1eJ-
clDe1- ! oo-i lie - as14 h.-L-
Tkzrs ,-TEI- EtE L. ulc 1-isZ1. TJu
know. In sure vgET u--hE- WI get vel
nov: -; TDl Tu-: forget 10 cEEis q
the rosolclLe, WI yyE %
Never Dr.. Pi=rrs'E Golden Medical
DiscoTery e-r b1zssIol5 wyr1s Elrsscy,
s7d IL las co-os % stsy. Do cous ED1 5ss
yhzt Ez1sh-.s i hss trough. El-sady."
Il vii. GODc bye."
&C 1l-su Ea--cal Discovery" nas cured
severe, EcgC-LDE oC1Fus and arrested Con-
Sumption OE Lung-scTOfulz- 70 :a0usEn1s
Of c5ses Est-T doctors have failed and Other
DedICanas nEve ben tTl,.c and Eiiauoyued
Es ussIess- De Discovery" is guaran-
teed 70 bsl-dI or cure II evEry case, II
taken 10 time and given Q fair trial, OF
money VIII b rsfunosd-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
An R,irIIon In New York

A New York letter Of recent date
says: The prize mean man has been
heated NJ last lie lives IN Hobo
ken, his name Ii Charles Wilr and
he II wealthy retired grocer
a nong other worldly effects, be
owAs an old tumble-down tencment
known ~ the "Darrack-," in which
a2 poor families drag out mi,er'
able existence. Last night Mn,
Lena Olsen, "A wvtyhrd deserted
wife, who had ruulcd herself al.
most 10 nudity that she might wrap
hor right-year old boy iu garments
Enough to protect him from the
,,ld, WAS found la an uufurui-hrd,
,handoned rnon, huddled up la
corner shiveriug with thv cold. Her
te'th chartered with cold as sue told
her stnry. Sho had bvcn tenant
"f Whites aud owed him eight dol.
lars. which represented the sum due
lor occupying a slngle squalid ruom
ut the "llarfacks" two months.
Yesterday while the wind was
Whistling acruss the North river aud
every blast that blew up from the
bay was d cruel prosecutor Of the
mulIltuds that lnhaOilal.d Whites
miserable barn, that worthy himself
at the threshold of Mrs.
olscn's room aud demanded the
rent. She had bat four dollars aud
this she Iondervd him. ltrcprcsent.
edoverything To the poor ~ oman .Sh,
had worked like "a slave lor il aud
tasted, that Il might be saved intac'
for the landlord, Hut it dld not
sallate hlm aud he gave her notice
To quit She, desperate, refused To
60 Theu 1he wretch removed her
door FROM its Hinges aud the win.
dove were tskvn out. The woman
then deserted the hos el ald wa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
A "sHoCkINo" STORY.
How Lawyer Confidcnood ChAuncey IA
Depow Out Of - 900.

How Lawyer Confdcnced ChAunoey M.
Depow Out Of ~ 900.
Speaking of the published story that be
paid lawyer e. 40 as a salve for q nervous
shock that the lawyer had received, Chauu.
eey NJ Depew said the other day 10 q New
York Sun reporter.
1T was curious case. received a let
Ter from the lawyer saying that he had
been completely upset by a shock he re
celyed on one OF our trans owing 20 a sud.
den sioppage, He encloscd Ia his letter
The certlncates q four reputable physicians
bearing out his statement A friend OF
mine who WAS u neighbOr OF the LAWYER.
came 10 me and told me II would be a great
injustice II dldn't settle the claim. The
man "a completely gone he said, STAYS
away from his otice, can't do any work
wanders around the house soaring hls wife
into MS, aud - uuht for any thing"
Il went down and saw him. Where
were you before you took this tripp |
asked him, Illustrating At my country
seat, he replied Have any sh0ck or undue
excitement thoror Ne, every thing was
sapremcly qulet' Then be tOld mo that he
had brought down basket of eggs ou the
Tram. Well how about those eggsP 1
Asked. Were they brokenp %, no. he
said; they renamed on the seat beside me,
and not oae WAS cracked And vet you
sot nervous shockr 'Nrs'
well, seat aim the company's cheek for
" uo a. The doctors and he were sure he
could never gct around 20 business again
You'd Be surprised though 70 sc how thai
'hork acted IL Was evidently iust The
iu need of, Tor he's al
see ~ .' --- s...s.tf'iug law Cd, s7Hns ..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
Entns Eittir

Tile remedy b. becoming 80 well
knoWE sud - popular - 60 deed DC
speeisl n+DfisD. AL " bo have used
Elseafic BitlerE sing tie same song
- pfaise.--A pureT utdicine does
not exist and il j. guaranteed 70 o.
all that II claimed. Electric Bitiers
viii cure al DISEASES = The liver and
kidneys. viii remove uIDples. boils,
salt rheum and other afeezioDs csUs-
I'd by impure blVy0--Nin drive
malaria from ibe systern and pre-
vent a. vel - cure eli uialarisl
feyers.--For cure Of beadsche, eDn
siipatiOD aud Indigestion Try Elsc-
TIC Bitier.-Enure satisfaction
guaranteed, OF money refUBded.-
Price - cis. and 81 90 pr boltle
al Fry's drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

lBy Anofsa HSfsT1
srOKY TELLING.


story telling lnOi 10 the sense II
fibblng) l. one of the nlsst difiicult
Of all the arts and at the same time
h beginning 10 be one Of the FeiBsta-
d-time"oocupations. The stOey
hour IN the home has been filled up
with baser anusements most of the
time. because of the difSicpIty Of
Keeping % the supply Of ever new
good and Instructive things 10 tell
about. What bsIne does not have
IT, clamonBg little ones Whose
minds are a. hungry AZ their
st0machs. and who demand a
between-meai of stories every day,
and, II they must, are content with
the old things over and over
again. The mother ought not to
forget that one Of the strongest
holds she has upon ber children H.
through the stories she tells them;
the principles she teaches In the In.
terest Of charming story are the
principles which are apt 10 make
themselves felt IN the little liYes she
is influencing. Keep on hand a
good stock of good stories, eulled
from many sources with n scissors
that Is guided by the right thought.
a few short rules will do 10 follow /:
l. Never tell stories Of sensation,
death, fear, hatred, or any negative
thing.
2 Tell them simply aud in good
language.
3. Don't read them II you can help
IT, Study a story thoroughly your
self, see iis best points and give II 10
the children as II inpresss-. you and
~ II would especially refer To their
needs.
4. Don't give stories that will
make them cry; rather such M will
spur them up To doing.
o. Never tell them 'goc,die- goodls"
stories; they are fully as weakening
n poor morals.
o. Give the boys aud girls the same
stories aud let them be 10 great ex.
tent heroic aud Of active life, rather
than fairy tales, although they are
good 10 "a certain limit. n you feel
that the children are overly realistic
In their understanding Of "a fairy
tale, you might just as we'll tell them
downright lis
Z. Never tell story without les
son, bot never tea the lsesnn. let the
ehildgen find Il IA the Influence II
has In their own thought and life.
Too much attention can never be-
given to the question of young peo
ple's literature or any other feature
of their eduoaIiun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
sALEH MARKET RKPogT.
syBDP.is ~ fbs Harkess-BuyiBg and
selling Prices.



BEyisgD QrOTATIOSs.
-Ly1l1ess sugar cured pr iJ.lZT
Eraa kEzas 1selu-I5
Hanls---1gay cared. pr lh. lt5e
l-ef-- 81 ~
Pom p izrlc.
Nuti0u-lg = lL5yc.
feal-l9 e 1L5Sc
1gmOihy .sed-Per poaud. ~ .sIing
Red clDt - sse-c-I'EF pound L1c.
White clgreY ssas,l Per pound. lse
Alslks-lse pr pond.
lsed tpIb-lze rsT py1nd.
Lincoln ffrzsE-lZ3gs Der rsyuFf
Rye Grtss-lBe PER pound.
Orchard f5fass- re per pound.
Besns-5c per ID.
Oaf fneal--af s..
tanned Fruit Peaches, e -. spuoDi
2 - blacEberTle-. g. oJru. test grade
y ~ tomatoes O. ~ string beans o. %
greens pa 81 81 per doz. 10 two 10 cans
Green Fruit CbTice app - T5lr l.eIc pet
101s pear 1Jc per ty1: grapes 81 ZC per boz
yytaiDes 7JC- CARROTS IN parsniPs 81 %
4ulDDfs 81 ~ pr buFhel; onions " per ID.
Fish -1alu mon - lyc PEI ID; sturgeon ~
7c pr ~ small fsh SOC per lb Halibut aud
opd lz5zc per ~ sait salmon. 20 l0c per H.
BCYiNG PRICEs.
Wheai-s25zc net.
Plour-Pef barrel. $40, best Iss Ibs.
patE-Per DUEbel. . q o..
Bariey-Per bushel, sc.
Brau-Per ton. SIB % At mill, sacked
rhOrts-Pe. Ton. si7 ~ " sacked
Cb.p-PeT ton no sacked
HODs-f( (Uoie1 st yr per 10.
LgZz-sSbc per IOZeu.
PDtatDes-Pef Dushel. GDe
corn fneal-3c per pound.
Chesss--l1sLifc per pound.
Dried plums-P NJ. Ga7c.
Dried pTunes-PeF lb l11lc.
Imported prunes 7jZc per ID.
Butter - pr pound fog good
LArd--lZ14lz lJc pr ID.
Hams-Per pound Halle.
Bacon ddes--lO per 10.
rhOuldens--s1GAc per lb.
Chickens r. iOc.
Turkeys l2jZcper lD,
Geese 79k per lb.
Ducks, lZjzlgIlc per ID
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

your family? Do you know him p
( American Teacher. Tie above 1.
III very well. bot pray what do yOU
think u ed0csiing your boy from
this "WoD'V and don't" standpoint.
! should like 10 give you the othei
version Of this little clipping, but
dear reader, ] know that you can d.
II yourself II you only half try.
Revise II for your boys sake a. well
a. your own.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

LIE RIehau's Golden BaIsam No. I
Cures ChAncrcs, first and second STAGES
sores On she Legs and Body; Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colored Blotche5
syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp. and Al
primary forms Of the disease known n,
syphilis. Price, SIS 90 per Bottle.
LIE RiehAu's Golden BaIsam No. 2
Cures-Tertiary, Nercurial Syphilitic Rheu
maiism, Pains in the Bones, Pains in the
Head, back o. the Mex, liberated Sor,
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con.
traeted Cords, Stiffness Of The Limbs an5
eradicates all disease from the gys,er,
whether caused by indisS retion or abuse
oi Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price IS 90 per Bottle,
lie RichRu's Golden spanish Anti.
dOte for the cure Of Gonorrhua. elect
Irritation Gravel and all Urinary or GsDi.
tai disarrAngements. Price So SO per
L. Riehau's Golden Spanish In.
lection, for severe cases OF Gonorrhpa.
inhaiamAtory elect. strictures,&c Price
81 SO per Bottle.
lie Riehau's Golden Ointment
Tor The effective healing of Syphilitic sore.
and eTuptions. Price 81 90 per BOX
LIE Hichau's Golden Piils-Nrrvt
and Brain treatment; loss OF physical pow.
er. excess or Oyer-work, PrustrAtion etc
Price s3 90 per Box.
TSnic and NerViRe,
Sent everywhere, c. y. D., securely packed
per express
The RICHARDS DRUG CO., Aueuts
500 a. 5II MARKET ST
San Francisco, Cal
-'Sei'iARs SENT FREF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

The school taxes OF district No. "A
ia Marion county are now due aud
payable at the clerks onlcc la No
9S Commercial street lin this rear ol
Z, :. lRafhorn's hnuk store lu IA,
Bush hrrymau block Salem. m,
sa'le VIII become delinquent uulrs.
Hala within ou days from this date
by order ot hoarl. this I7th day ot
NoY,mher, ls'N. w, n. SIMrSoS.
II l'W District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

The cblei symptoms ~ this disease are
depression oi spirit foul coated tongue: bad
tasting mouth; disaRreeaiie breath: dry
fKln with blDtche- and erupii0u-. sallOW
complexion and yellow pycE. tired. aching
,hDuiders; dull pain In right sled: laintness
dizziness and Irregular bowels This com.
plhlni in All u IT. forms can b. readily
cured by taxing Dr. Gums Imprpvrd
Liver Plils as directed; and a lingering
spell of sickness viii Often be prevented by
heir use sold a. - cent "a box by smith
= -faIsBa~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

r6eksd 10 ~ tbs police II Is
6gut4ful il sBeh 3 cruel eTjc1iun
wuuh b. possdtls 10 Ireland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
THE ODELL
YPE WRITER.

- viii auy the onrtr TYR u,pr--.
IN = en- 7frisr-. ana slS So ~. si,.. !. I,
-, - A.ntll- earranfe-i to a. ts.ff-v ,..,-t
than any uscffse mat.. N'tA
10 cs1nthfnTs ~Iarffgrrf vrltt r.-....
tths Nfteh ft>n .f upU.tl., ,..
.,lsef sitl lat lst-f ,lf fatssirtn. tf 81, ~. ~
s.,,t - nllg Fas u1 ink ribisB n
W NfTfntt. m b. ueat r.i-.+.-
Vs., on. srl p..tei. parf,,.t al I, ',....,
-. .h1s h tFle - uilur lIkra 49,
f-fe.' pc . iEcs's tharp. rf-.r
n,s.is st ~, ~, ... aa or trn 49,, ran l.,
'n Nta o7.nslne an nf--ratar ~ -
NeNit fian o. ~ Hrs-,t.r 49,.
"a iac vork - the n1fHfr -.
heiishle Asunis ana ..i.,..--
- = lalacei nrnl to aralers. -'fA
~ taullaiff rlKfr.s tr.t.,-.-...
A. saa e Ah Avr. etl-...iit, ~, ~,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

d J, LARSEN 4 CO., Manufacture Of ali
kinds OF vehicles. Repairing a special.
~. shop IS state street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
SOCIETY NOTICES

III a. h-scdgwick Post. No. "a D-b.r,
Ileht ut ufvgon, meets every M1ffa \
sNehlns ~ the tall over the Or,-,.n -,
@ oot. l4n9 : ofhee. Visiting nImrates ~
cordially Invited to attend 81
- 4. SHEknAN Post f,r,tr,rgt..
=, A. RANpLE, Ad1qta1l
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
Health is Wealth !

DIR. r. e.. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Treatment, a guaranteed specific f1r Eys
terra, Dizziness. Commissions. Fits NervGu.
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Iro-l. atlpI.
caused by the Use Of alcohol or iDIaccD.
Waseiuilness, Mental DepfeSs ION. soften
ing OF the brain resulting Il insanity and
leading 10 misery. tecay and death. Pre-
mature oldage, barrenncss, los OF j,Ow-I
eau Led by uVeT-eLeTiiOu Of lLe brain. Zach
box contains one months treatment, sl.u
A box or six boxes for $500, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BONES
To cure any ease. With each order Ie-
ceiNed by us for six boxes. ACCOMPANIED
with 500 We viii send the purchaser ouI
written guarantee 20 refund the nancy &.
the treatment does not effect cure. Guar.
tuters issued only BY SEQ. +. Good Drug.
gist, sole agent, 90 Com. st, salem, or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24

~ 10. HOEYE-Barber and Hairdrcgs
". ing parlor. Finest baths in the city.
AsCOmmerciul street, salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-24
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Arizona republican., 1891-11-24

Its kEPubLiGAE IS pleased to contribute in pu 1ic matters, but all notices of festiyas fnirs ug2tlngs or societies, supporS, enterti Ilents suI mention Of marriages, births and deatns beyond the regular announcement will be charLcd for at regular rates
Arizona republican., 1891-11-24
The Beauty of Quiet Lives.

There are great multitudes of lowly lives lived on the earth which have no name among men, whose work no pen ever records, but which are well known and unspeakably dear to God. They make no noise in the world, but it needs no noise to make life beautiful and mo- ble Many of Gods most potent minis ters are noiseless. How silently the sun beams fall all day long upon the fields and gardens and yet what joy, cheer anu life they diffusel How silently the flowers bloom. and yet what sweet fra grance they emit! How silently the stars move on Tn their majestic marches around Gods throne. and yet they are suns or worlds So Christ has many earthly servants who work SO quletly Una, they ar. never known among men
Arizona republican., 1891-11-24
Here ana There.

The cotton crop is said to be below the average.
 Small farms are the order on the island of Jersey, where many of them consist of from ten to twenty acres only.
 It is reported that a syndicate of Chicago and St. Louis fruit men havo bought S60 acres of land, with an option on 300 acres more, in California, with a view to growing and curing figs for the trade of this country.
 The Rural New Yorker tells that it's hybrid wheats have done we'll this year Two more kinds will be introduced soon with many more to follow. It is be- lieved that the later kinds will prove more and valuable.
 A bill has been introduced in the state of Minnesota senate which pro vides that $35,O be appropriated for the purpose of establishing school of instruction in the manufacture of beet sugar at the agricultural school of the university