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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
What DO the Italians want?

OF course. q formal remonstmnce from the
italian Government against the lawless and
irregular killing Of certain Italians I'm New
Orleans is 10 be expected. and the rcmou-
STRANGE may bee coupled with q demand for
indemnity The answer of our Government is
perfectly plain. and is furnished by an un-
known series of procedeuts. 1t IL that the
Government Of the nited states has no Ju-
rlsdictiOu over acts committed hy citizens Of
Louisiana within the State. As this Is the
fact, there is really nothing more u be said,
and II is unlikely that any more VIII bee SAID.
The official and formal protest Of the Italian
Government against the killing Of the ltal-
ians by an American mob Is a procedure,
since that Government Is not supposed %
know that the men who We're killed were con-
splrators against the American Government
and laws. and that they met from
mob the justice that would have been exc
cuted upon them according o. law If
the law had not been paralyzed by the efforts
az the very conspiracy OF which they were
members. That the jurors iu this case were
either inundated or bnbed is made plain 10y
the fact that all the citizens Of New Orleans.
except themselves, who had followed the
course of the trial, We're convinced that the
men We're guilty of the crimes with which
they stood charged. aud that they escaped
LEGAL punishment only because the Jurors
were more afraid Of the Malta than they were
afraid Of breaking the oaths they had taken 10
render q Just verdict. The difference between
the members OF the jury that acquitted the
men and the members Of the mob that killed
them was that the members Of the mob had
not been and could not be got atn or
fixed" by the Malta. In this state Of things
il seems strange that Italians resident in this
country elsewhere than IN New Orleans
should assemble and pass resolutions OF in
dignation and protest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
FACTS AND FiNCIES LIKELY TO
PLEASE THEN.
The Misohlevous Crow-A Talk about Some
Of His Amusing Peculiarities- Burned
Work-A simple Explanation OF the Chang

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'nS ''T''' D''e'
Even in these bleak DAYS of March before
p.li, pedlra,s4 aud ,b. r.-4 90 tt. carly
-. IL. -. - -. .'oir
'l,''"0 W." "'''' ''"'' i''"'i'" INN 90.
winter tour IN the South, You can iind aiino 70
anywhere in the country. one Of the most in
;ntora-,ir,, NJ all f.,.bsr.J or,o.,,ros In al
ui'h ID 'l4hlA5 "pl-'"D' aecoill Only 10 'N'
parrot. II is the most cunning and the most
.r..l~.r an It~Ts II ia ou~ f,.,iri.r Iu-f.-
.
Ilrhd' INC 'lo"' """ on ll'i'l 'I' i- -
p0ctIcal name sou may call - tie raven, ioF
tlere il ONLY q SLIGHT ornitho'orical difference
Iot,coor (.fvf,. Af1ario4rf- ana D.r,iisc 1rty
'rl,or. in ,l lorli-r hird nm flea world and
49,. ,,i,,'s, ,,,-,.. Of ciirra,, is ,r,d.r The
crow IS founl iu every deer.c al latitude from
the equator to near the polar circles. and al
thourb taoro are some differences of species.
he is everywhere the same cuuniu, Old rascal.
discussed ina manner of dignity and s,dafe-
mes bcdtrng % uars0n.
As he thu, lives everywhere IL is uarlqns
not SO efrqnoc flat t.o crow saeros f. fliut ie
own. the earth ANYWAY. heisa born come
binatiln of pirate and bandit. for dc VIII steal
CLANS ON the sca.hora Nil and eat Young
souilrcl, On a mountain tom aud SNEAK insIv
suck cec, of auv Kind wherever L. yet, lie
chance.
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probably riolt. but if This statement Should
hc uttered m fine presence of ar acronnli-u.d
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dinner viii eat until lie il "tl full for utter
".'-''D, WI ''' "l'' '0 ~ i".'
ahce' Dnt 4 cIoW mas n,eh hl3~n ID l'' ~
UNIV III uIolt. ~ uea'. anu ltI ,u.!e al,
Hanio accounts OF crows eIua"iiE lne Jul
yehel"olc IaIID.7 I" Ion@t'l.F, ~ -ii- ~
4euY' tl7I'S a"d 'H % n"i.''iv '''',
IN we WIG STATE tle gro" ,
IN ot'.'r Ius. ln '"v .''iy iiL''n7 80
ny Du.' III, .ii'.I ~ is - ell
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even uII'e away lneu S9iA-a,,Is nom n",.ir
J1sl as soon as lney are oiS ,Ao"-n ~ Sn''' Az,
mems ives ana earn .I'H DNn WIFE n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
soneMhereIlse.

81 wish were ont in the country
Sighed the town hos af play In thc street;
ION. ISN'T ~ fun 90 go hunting
And paddle the streams with bare feet?
I'm tired of brick walls and houses,
I'll just l1yo fO TOLL down tle stack,
And muddy aI up Wy new trousers
And split this tight coat up tAe back.
we don't have half fun IN the parks here,
Why. we can't even shine up tree,
And why folks VIII stlF iu tle city
j. something never could soe.
~ wish could live in the c.tv."
Moaned tine farmer .ld in distress.
"Why ont Don this lonesome Oil country
One never can see decent Dress
How nice il must De whore the boys
Can go 10 the circus c4rl day.
But here mu-trlse DIS tlc candle.
And after school plough, but NOT play"
And SD throughout life runs the story
In youths smiles and age wrinkoi face.
We'd always De So much the happier
Ii were only In Some other lace.
y. STUART MosBr, IA Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Commanded 10 Work.

In that very interesting little country Mon
tcucgr0. which, lo0kiuE down ou the Adj
uatic from its dark hills. is Ike a hit of
medieval Europe saved from the wreck OF the
past. the resu.ng prince Is still sort OF
father tO Bis people. and command, tAe.f
actions as % parent does his children, though
Dee would hardly venture 10 opprc-s "a pie
SO warike and really heroic.
Recently Prince Nicholas, of NIkita, the
monarch OF this little main. LIFT his capital
az Cottiu.e 10 visit France Before Doe deg
parted he ordered the people OF large part "
his little country 90 meet Lin 40 the village ot
Dnlogrd.
Arrived there. the prince found the people
ready o. meet him. and Doe made % them the
following remarkable spc.rl
MY children. you are valiant and doughty
fellows. and there ], not one ot You who d, uot
ready % fire on the first Tux who comes and
chop N his head.
But when it comes to the matter of work
you age terribly lazy.
"Oh. yes. ,0u fight sDlcndillv. hu, we no
longer live lu tlctuc- when The warrior can
support himself and bis family br fighting
One of the most distressing Of these Now
ways oi the world IS the necessity Of working
well. WIZ II the world has got To work.
each one must d. his part az To- want nay
people 10 become a, brave tOi.ers as they arc
fighters.
Look around az thee mountains. What
grows on them, Nothing ~ ALL No sheep
are here, nor i- there amy grass for them To-
eat If they We're here
Vow want YOU 70 change an this. and
y0u shall change DO. Since the country is it
Tor the grape and olive. every warrior shall
plant. thl, very year. 300 VINE stocks Zach
chief Of % brigade shall plant twenty olive
trees. each chief OF a. battalion on captain,
six. each inferior officer five, and each cor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

they produce, either az ideals or examples.
They know that the bad example is more Ike
ly 10 be copied than % be summed, and tha'
the low ideal, being easy 10 follow. IL more
likely TO be followed than the high ideal. But
the novelists have too little sense of re-
sponsibility in this respect probably
from an inadequate conception Of Their
power. Perhaps the most harmful
sinners are not those who send into the
world of fiction the positively wicked and
immoral, but those who make current the
dull, the commonplace, and the socially vul-
gar. For most readers the wicked character
j. repelent hut the commonplace raises less
protest. and is soon deemed harmless, while
1t IS most demoralizing. An uudcrbred BOOK
that IS. q book N which the underbrcd char
aCtcrs are the natural outcome Of the
authors own mind and apprehension ~
hie-is worse than any possible epidemic.
for while the epidemic may Kill a nuhA-
Der Of useless or vulgar people, the book Will
make great number. The keen observer
place. Understanding people Of
low intellectual taste IN the United States.
These are 10 q degree the result OF the feeble,
uudcrlrcl literature Go called that is most
hawked about. and most accessible. by cost
and exposure. 20 the great number
Of people. II is easy TO distinguish the
young ladies many Of them beautifully dress
ed. and handsome on first acquaintance who
have been bred on this kind of book They
are betrayed by their speech. their taste, their
manners. Yet there is marked public iuscn-
siblity about this We all admit that the
scrawny young woman, anmInic and physically
undevclOpcd. has not had proper nourishing
food. But we seldom think that the mentally
vulgar Girl. poverty strickenin ideas, has been
starved 10y thin course If diet ou anTmlc
books The girls are not 20 blame If they are
as yapid and uninicrcsting as the ideal girls
they have been associating with in the books
they have read Therosponsibility is with the
novelist aud the writer OF stories. tho chief
characteristic OF which is vulgar and common
place Charles Dudley Warner, IN Harpers
Magazine for February
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Mr.. Whitman is making ready for publica.
ton what he calls his last book. IL is a collec-
ton Of both prose and poetry. He will call il
"GOod-By. Ny Fancy'-a name which is
mistake IN consideration of the fact that there
j. in existence a volume Of verse bearing the
far more apt title OF Halo, My Fancy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

INNf1f SflNESf T0R YEAR ENDING TE DAY OF DCfaBfK
woft New 10 the the
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ITO sr cata kof
Inc Amour so lea ~
Tho asset Of said c1nlu n
Of ncuni thereon
ont wears
Int tu.r on
Value of u mo a /. exclusive buildings Ierslate
OF
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

HICKOK'S 40. I, III. ID. C., FIG. AND
CAROLINE sUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE suN-ClRED IoBACCOs. TRY
gHEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

THE first symptoms Of heart disease are short
breath. futterng, faint and hungry spells, pain
New Heart Cure is marYelOu, remedy. Fine
book on Heart Disease. with wonderful cures.
free 40 Owens & Minor Drug Co., 1917 Main
street opposite postOTire, or address Lr. Miles
Medical Co, Elkhar,, Ind.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

except for II single bud or a poised
dragonny.
GEMS IN SPRING MILLINERY.
Here are two or three pretty bits
Of spring millinery. One was a
little lluif Of black gauze held partly
IN shape by two separate wreaths
of fine yellow cinque-foil. At the
back was big careless bow of black
velvet ribbon tying standing sprlg
of yellow bloom
Another was a toque made by
taking IA bunch of pink apple bios.
SONS and tying IL up in cloud of
black net, quite as IL caterplllars
were about, except that the net was
embroidered with golden butteraios
aud bees, which suggests of course
II bailied hunt for honey and much
more poetical, With this crown
went Jetted rim of ruched rilabon
that seemed rather bizarre, and
more apple blossoms free to the
insect creation were nlassed behind.
There are very extraordinary
shapes in straw that are like shells
aud flower petals AMI curled leaves
aud other things suitable to one
woman In ten thousand. A rather
large white straw IL wreathed heav-
ily with arbutus, Between the hat
and the hair behind IL II little gold
velvet bandenu from which depends
II quaint golden net caught up again
presently and letting the hair shine
through Its meshes.
A dainty silver.gray straw has
pendant clusters OF pale lavender
wIsteria falling on the hair. For
spring concerts N u head dress that
one takes to he a long, thorny rose
stem twisted three times about the
head, then allowed to lusten itself
under cluster of creanly-yellow
rosebuds.
The qulrtest aud most attrrCtlve
iemi-season bYnuets are In mlguun- !
lite, hyaclnth, peach color or pearl, !
% match walking costumes, These
're of straw or they aru cloth toques,
md their garnitures are ribbons aud
'each blossoms, hyacinths or valley
lilies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any ease of Catarrh thai
cannot ho cured 10y taking Halr,
Catarrh Cure.
+, J CHENEY Il Co, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j, Cheney for the last Is years,
aud believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, aud IN.
ancially able 10 carry out any obliga.
tions made 10y their firm.
WRsr 4 rRuAN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
WAt.DlNG, kINNAN A MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugg lists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent fVe. Price zoe.
per bottle Sold by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

An old man named John Kaufman. who
died In hralil lnd tho othpr day. haJ a
most peculiar monomauA HIS desiro 10
steal w0nens shoes was uc,utranAble.
'ho0sh ho was nVYvr agyused II stc,nn,
any 'hlhg else. A few WARS ago he was ar
tes'od' aud forty or amy pairs ~ wo,non's =
shoSs AUD shppcrs r0,oyVryd he had bur,,,1
Nhen' GA the oomu1Vus. h1 vas sout Ia tho
lNh'tehuary Tor a short tiulo for this of.
ienA" hls w.ic gpt q diV0r,'o duriag has
term Ia prisoa, aud he has over s,noc hyel
Nlon" Tue daN he died over sixty pairs ~
N0inens shlos and slppors were fouud ia
hs he1 ho was a veteran ~ The Mexk,au
and p.NN Wars
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
Health is Wealth !

=. Dh, r, {. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Treatment, n guaranteed spec!tic fnr u,,i
Terra, Dizziness, Commissions, Fits. NervSn,
Neuralgia, Headache Nervous Prnstratinn
caused by the use OF alcohol or Tobacco
,Makeiullness, Mental Depression. soften.
leading to misery, decay and death nre
mature oldage, barrenness, loss of mower
caused by over-eXertion Of the brain. Eacb
oox contains one months treatment Si no
sooN ooN or SIX boxes for $50, sent by mail
prepaid oH receipt Of price. '''"''
WEGUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each orlor -.
ceiNed by us for six boxes acron,s,a, -
win 500, we viii send the purchase oTr
written guarantee TO refund the mnnev 4,
lhe treatment does not eject a cure C;I;ar,
Ah,e,s ..il, ISSUED only by Geo. r. Good. Drug.
s'e'' N"'e agent 1S Com. st, salem, or,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

flle chiet symptoms of this disease are
dcpn'ssl0n Ol spirit, foul osslle1 tnnEue, had
iasltnE mouth, dtsaE rreahlv hrvath, drN
sAln With blutchVs and vruptions, s.,llow
chnplonton And yelloW eyes. lind, aching
shoulders, dUll paintn right sird, atntncss
dislnuss aud lrvsular bowels fhls csinl,
palnt IA all of iis mrms eau br readily
vusd ~ taxing hr Ounn's impFONvd
Liver fiils a. dirv,Ned, and iiugprlnr
sisrll W siceuess will oflsn be prevented Ia
vhsif asg sold AZ ~ oSntA = OoA by stnlth
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

To get relief mum indigestion. billions
ness constipation or torpid liver without
disturbing the stomach 90 purging tht
bowels, ttkVa fow dusNs AT tNtrters isittls
iANcr fllls, they viii pky,so you,
That tirvd lauguid E,cl az aud duh head,
ache Il very dlsngrvVabiu lake tWo oi
tpuers Little Liver tflls hennre uuth ing,
a. g0od,
a hey mske Que feel though nie was
Morth llNing Take one oi CATERS llttlc
Liver fills after eating; " viii rViiyve dys.
pel,sia, aid digestion, give tuse aud Nigor
to thO sNatVul
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
Notice Of Final Settlement.

NonuE .shepees sisen:.h hat the under.
~ signed adminis ,rator Of the estate AZ
4 II, thicnt dsScascd has nlrd III.
nnat Nc,ouut of the said estate In
lhV eouniy court oi th0 state oi ursas,Aa ~
Nail lon fslupty, aud thai said ,.alff ~.
q nssd AQsdaf, The sihr day ~ April. l,ii
oilectious thereto, az tha eo,irt Nm, N,
tlie ssttlrt hoise IA tho City ~ salem. le
sald sssuptl aud state, aud silAt the ssn,s
VII ~ fAsssd upon AZ said time aud pises
Aated iiiia lfth day ~ feoruary, Isl
j. Y. khlEN.
ataaS AdminhtEai0F ~ aid asists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
JoARSea's UAiytHal Cyrl@sdia

"A origiaal s0rk by a of An,eno.. /.
eaet Si.lnsnt rcieiafp a. sdilors Nnd
aso suttisiit fecitis sis t,lrn Al E.,rts III a.
eeftd - ls.1tl oaiufs htse 1anies -.
aiaoea ID thgir arttets,. a. = Notichsr ~
asssifa.tA, lf Nou c,intemplstc srftlng /.
- Ntiil1Hlti tl0 rnukassrr alll ~ plgl,at
~ soNe l04 tte NuFki though yuu ut.V
noi plrchase, Ad1reae 4 A.. lkRhVF VA
slAts AsnASer, salfm, % ksioFis7 q
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
FOR SALE.

s.,Nenty -niue snd 0ns-half Acre. ~ l,,.,
~ ~ e'',s, nsia selria, - toiu in.iet.ens
"a mile iNn sra ~ haa-s ul,1.. ~ =
-. .sAs teaes. etshd and thickrn -
10 scfts Ia cultivation, t.alsnr,s u...t'-.-.
,..l. s.et y. AZ 90 ne placg, uncyol a. ,n,.l
\, y eaNeI, hencer, AErioa osiuiy' ~ =
80 iiudaw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
SOCIETY NOTICES

II A, R-Seigwick R,st, No 10, Depart.
We ntcnt 0t urvgAn, meets every Monday
tSontng st the hall over the Oregon land
cAnp@uys once. Ntslting cOInrada. A.,
cOrdially invited Ia attend.
N, 4 SHERMAN, lNlst NoOiuuaaasr
:, A, RANpLE. AdjutAnL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
HELlENBRAND'S
Eating ParIOT & Candy Mandatory,
2e6 ConrneI Cial Street.
BILL OF FARE:

p Cent Regular Dinner Served From Il to o. Clock
A nice variety Of vegetables, etc. etc.
Also tea, coffee or milk with all rs cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Cigars, Imported An Domestic,
always ON nand.
Porter House steak and Eggs------5O cent?
reader Loin Steak and Eggs------5U cent?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

lie hiehau's Golden RaI..u ,
ss SAAaeres nrst and se,so1J s,s,,.. =
"a me Legs and Body. Sor. -
,N'ese etc, CoppeF-colorsd BIot-has
syPu.Iue aiAryh, diseased So.ip 80 ~
-iy torms q the diseass -.
SSail.. Price, sS 90 Der Res.t
hleh hsa's Golden Hslsnn, n
N1tss-lsrtiaIy, AercuFiAl 3vr1 M. ~
faihs IN the ROnss pin. - -
ne@a' uAek 81 the N0k. Clceu.tst S.- s-e
ieaS syFhiltie kAsh, Lumns 80 -. s'
N@Stea Nofds, Stiffness q the IirgS. - ~
lle1tes al disease from ~ - 80
assnes caused b. indlnrretion or-,.'lls
nereafyi having the b s,I ,,',-
frtss eS 90 psr Ras,,- ~
lie htShau's GOldsa ss.at.
~ ths cure % ConorFI''- SI'l.
'set-eA s.-eA ofAFsl. and AZ Urinar, y. S,'.seea
Rassla Ass'Asets. Price 81 Sc ne,
Il kisAAH,s Golden sn..,.,
lor ssfsse casss 81 60 "a
- ~, -.ofg 1iest SirituFc, 4, p,-t-'-ss
Va ~ per Bogtls. tftcS
htchAa's Golden 0t..s..
- ~ estiFe heAlinF ~ S,,i' -',i-e
-aot Price Al "a -, - -
Raes Seldsa PAL -,
% 80 esAizasati kls, o. pE,,I',.I -
80. ~ q over scrk, Frcstraiie. -.
Tiss % 9sF hsx, 20
Salc and NsTVlaa
es-l even Shsrl, q N B -,
per saFnaA eI p.l1Eee
'ht RleaARDs ORUs CO., Avsvt,
=
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

The story "a told of q man, who took tho
hands Of bis clock TO the maker 70 haYo
then fixed, because they did not keep
proper tine. OF course, the clock-mgker
demanded the tgoTlss, as in them lay the
trouble. Boils and blotches, pimples and
other eruptlons on the exterior tell of
disOrdered condition OF the blood within.
II you have these Indications, be wise in
time, and take DIR. Pierce'B Golden Med
cal Discovery. IL puts the liver and kid
Deys in good working order, purines tho
blCOd, cleanscs the system from all impu-
rities, from whatever cause arising, and
tones up the functions generally.
Golden Medical Discovery" checks the
fri1htful inroads OF Scrofula, and, if taken
in time, arrests the march Of Consumption
Of the Lungs (which is Lung -sCrofulaD,
purifes and enriohes the blood, thereby
curing all Skin and Scalp Diseases, Ulcers,
Sores. Swellings and kindred ailments. 1t
n tonic as well as Alternative, or blood
cleansing, in its effects, hence 1t streI 9Th
ems the system and restores vitality, there
By difpclling oil those languid, tired
feelings" experienced by the debilitatcd.
Especially has IL manifested its potency in
curing letter, Sslt-rbeum, Eczema, Fry
sipOlas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Cor
tire, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands.
"Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
blood and lung remedy, sold By drug
gists, and guaranteed by ite mandfactur-
ere. to do all that 1t 10 claimed TO accom-
pllsh, or money paid for IL will be refunded.
WORLDS DTsPENsARY MEDICAL Asso-
CIATIoH, Manufacturers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
$500 OFFERED
by the manufact-
urers of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, for
an incurable case of Catarrh In the Heed.
PKOFEssIONAL CARDS.

NJ RS. NJ +. Mccoy, Physician anu Sur
vi ReOn. Office and rooms in loaging
house, Front and Center streets, near the
foot OF Marion and Polk Co, bridge, CIron.
lc diseases specially. Cure or no pay.
free.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25
WRAPPED READY TO MAIL.
BETTER

There is only one thing that is better to send your
friends in the East than New Years JOURNAL and
that is to send them the WEEKLY JOURNAT, q wear
OF at least SIX months 1t vii. give them good everyd
about our State and immediate community
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

'Ht -. RleaARDs ORUe CO, Au,vt,
80 a al NARKErs
San fEansiseo, oal
eetAAs sEEr gsIs'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-25

Above trains stop enly al following sta
tiOns north Of ROseburg, East Portland
Oregon City, oOdburn, salem, Albany
Tangent. Shedds, Halsey. Harrisburg
Jun tiun city, Irving aud Eugene.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-07-23
SPIDERS PERFIDY.

Some men who were trying to
keep cool in a stable at Yorkville,
a recent afternoon, had an OPP
portunity to witness the fidelity of
little spider and the rascally peridy
of a big one, says the New York Re-
corder Incidentally, also, they
saw the death of a large horse fly.
The fly had entangled himself in the
big spiders web, and his struggles
threatened to tear the structure to
pieces. The builder of the trap saw
the danger, but he dared not attack
his powerful captive alone. Swiftly
he ran down the wall, and in a few
moments returned by a small spider,
whose unpretentious web was near
the ground. Then the big spider
seized the fly from above, and the
little one attacked him from below.
simultaneously they injected venom
into him, and soon there was a dead
fly to divide between them. The
small spider, who had worked and
fought valiantly, came up to claim
his share, and his treacherous CO.
adjutor seized him by the back Of
the neck and pitched him out of the
web-which shows that alliances
between the weak and the strong are
asunsa tisfactory today as they were
in 1Ksop's time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-07-23
"SUMMERY PROCEEDINGS"

She-So you loved and lost, did
YOU. He-No, she returned all my
presents.
"Dr. Bridgman has deserted the
Baptists" Yes; he's got in out of
the wet at last" - Puck.
The man who finds out that he
has made a fool of himself has learn
ed something valuable.-[The Ram S
Horn.
WHO was George Stevenson ?"
ooh, he was the man who invent
ed railroad collisions. y Munsey's
Weekly.
He Was Loaded. Judge-"What's
the prisoner charged with ?" Officer
-"Whiskey, your honor. = Har-
ward Lanpoon.
He-No; my music isn't good
enough to publish. She-But they
publish a great deal of wretched
trash, you know.
rs land dear in Italy," NO, but
the ground rents are awful.
Whats the cause ofthat?" Earth
quakes "-[Texas Siftings.
According to law widow is en-
titled TO her third, but the men are
generally shy after she has buried
her second.-[ Binghamton Leader