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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-22
Margaret ACKNOWLEDGES Her Marriage.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 81. Margaret
Mather has finally acknowledged her mar
riage. She leaves the stage Dec 10. The
couple will make their home in Terre
Haute.
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The French In Dshomsx.

PARIS, Nov. pa dispatch from Porto
Novo states that French troops entered
Abomery, the capital of Dahomey, without
opposition. King Behanzin has vanished
and the French are in full possession of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-22
The Yacht Race.

New YoRK, Nov. 2l--The result of the
conference over Dunraven's letter will
be given out until tomorrow. It is st.
that the letter did not contain challe ge
but was merely negotistory.
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Steamship Arrivals.

London --Melbeurn from Boston.
Bremerhaven-Aller from New York.
Hamburg-Columbi from New York.
Observation-Disclosures from Baltimore.
Gibraltar-Kaiser Wilhelm ii.
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Sanger. bicyclists, are at last matched to
ride for $4,000 Zimmerman's earnest
money of $500 having been covered today.
The details are not yet arranged.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2l-Mrs. John Dean
Carter, wife of the venerable ex-chief
justice Of the Illinois supreme court died
last night, aged 79.
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A Teyaa Rank AS .igns.

RusK, Tex, Nov. 2l.-F w. Bonner &
Sons, bankers, made deed of trust today
to Thomas Finley to secure creditors.
Assets about $1,000 liabilities, sl67, eco.
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Matched for Ten Thousand DOlIe.s.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. sl.-Zimmerman sad
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Oh, DEAR! Oh, DEAR!
Sneezing His Health Away.
Be Not Deceiyed-sncc ,ssive Colds Form a
Chronic Catarrhal rondItion-Eow TO
Put A stop 10 the Nuisance.
| $ YOU NAY FANCY

from his appearance
this man has q cold.
He had colos ell last
winter. He has pro-
bodily had the grip.
But at any rate, sneez-
ing and cough ng and
blowing have become
second nature to him.
He would resent the
charge that he has cat
arrh. But he has it all
+he Same The hest
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently, (iooms 20a, III, -!
and 203) in tha Progress building
South kail Street, Salt Lake CITY.

DR.. 7. 3. MANStIELD
DIR. A DE MONCO,
CONSULTING PHYsICIANs
SPECIALTIES: Catarrh and all diseases
Of the Ear. Eye, Throat and Lungs, Nervous
Diseases, Skin Diseases, Chronic and Special
Diseases of both sexes.
OFFICE HOURS: . to ii a. m. : to 5pm.
to p. m. sunday ~ H. ~. 70 y NJ
Catarrhal Troubles and chrouIc diseases
treated successfully by mail. Send cents in
stamps for question circulars.
Address all Mail TO Copeland Medical Insti-
tute, Rooms 200, col 20s and 2J3 Progress
Building, South Main Street. Salt Lake City
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Isthe only salt free from lime.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-01


,vD. war, TERRACE
Il
LINDA FloIA 1ht'NAOA'
LIMA 'i9IA AAfNhANN
s,n,.., .,on, -,,,,-.- no+vssn OAKLAND and
Piedmont and travsrsed BY the Piedmont cable
road; Is the most central and beautiful residence
-''-''''' - - -. -. 80.
number of 6ne residences have been erected
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
-
M j. LAY@ANCE Il CO.
400 Eighth 81"
OAKLAND CAL
"AhNEH IhACI Fhor EN-
CHEAP FARES Fh0A
0AAAAND ~ LIE
-'-'---.
- Yen ~0N II OOM-u = 1 a 1A0-' 4AOni-4''
MAKING THE FARE ONLY IS
TO THE WARNER TRACT.
ELECTRIC ROAD RUNS TOMORROW.
ELECTRIC ROAD RUNS TOMORROW.
WARNER TRACT.
OVER 400 LOTS SOLD
To BONA FIDE PURCHASERS
OF OAKLAND
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
TWENTY NEW HOUSES
AND BUSINESS PLACES
NOW UNDER COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION.
DO YOU WANT A HoAEr
~ AOO IAN a, ~ 20 \ !" i-N
DO iOo w. ~ D'A
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NAKIAND AGE Y-ADVEkTISEAENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MORNING CALL COZ broadway.
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MEDICAL.

THE HYGEIA A. HOTEL AND SANITARIUM
for iDvalids; 40 rooms with al the appointments
OF frstrelass hotel; special attention 10 narcotic
habitues. c. CLIFFORD YANDERBECK. NJ D.,
404 Eddy ST. ap24 I'm
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STORAGE.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS. PIANOS ETC, CARED
II for and stored reasonable; advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co, $40 Stockton OF
LNlRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
II b42-644 Mission ST CHAS. L. TAYLOR Tvs Il
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SUMMER RESORTS.


SUMMER RESORTS.
EUROPEAN EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES
u for California girls and boys OF all ages; rudi
mental and highest English branches; ancient aud
modern languages: drawing: painting In Oil and
water colors. Experienced educators are giving
their children and a few others moral mental and
physical training under their own surveillance at
their country home assisted by qualified teachers
Number OF pupils limited; few vacancies Terms
$50 per school month; highest San Francisco refer
enees MIR. q MRS. DICKINSON, Windsor. So
mona County, Cal. apo So
pLUE LAKES HOTEL LAKE COUNTY-UN-
ID der new management ana extensively improved:
the Switzerland OF America; 900 feet above sea-
excellent hunting, fishing, boating and bathing
scenery grand and romantic; excellent French
cooking; excursions TO all points Of interest in
county: rail to Ukiah thence stage direct to hotel:
terms reasonable. MODRY q HEtNEMAN, props,
Bertha PosIorce, Lake County. Cal. ap2a 3m
DARAISO SPRINGS, MONTEREY COUNTY
Il Czi-Season of 1S92.-Sew cottages, newly fur
nshed; new bathing facilities; thorough reEOya-
ton; same management as for past years; train
Third and Townsend SITS, $3.50 a. N. +. J. Eos
TER proprietor APPS Pm
VILLA LAS TOMAS; HEALTH AND PLEAS
ure resort; beautifully situated In the Santa
Cruz Mountains, ga miles from Santa Cruz; send
Tor circular AID ZILLMER. Santa Cruz. apl7 I'm
VILLA LA JoTA. on HOWELL MOUNTAIN.
near St Helena, widely known as a mountain
resort and sanitarium, is offered for rent for the
summer months for longer term; place com
prises 81 acres; mOGernst residence OF stone
with adjoining cottage, all completely furnished
and equipped gor hrstelaSs health resort it is
suited also for gentleman's country home: fine
water supply; picturesque forest scenery; hunting
and fishing: terms low TO responsible parties. Adj
dress La Jota box 30. this once. ape Inns
DESERTS SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
LShed In the Hotel Guide. 100 pages For sale by
newsdeaers, send 26c In stamps TO w. NJ. PAT
IEEsoA: publisher. $40 Pos. So. $ = mrlH
MEDICAL.
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IF you WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHTYn
4 anywhere at any time write to GEO r RoWRII
q CO., 10 Spruce St. New YORK anla -
EVEKf ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the subject OF advertising viii do wall 10 ohtst,
aeopy OF Book for Advertisers" 3S3 mage. nrIes
81; mailed postage paid. on receipt OF price: oon-
tains careful compilation from the Amsrir.,
Newspaper Directory OF ali the best napsrs aad
class Journals gives the crcu rating OF av.rx
one, and good deal OF Information about rata, Ana
other matters pertaining to the businets Of adysr-
Using. address K0WELEs ADVERTISING, an.
REAU. u Spruce St. New YORK aula IL
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STONE TRACE
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
Situated Alameda COunty's greatest ghway
the San Le&udrO road. The Oakland ) an LeandrO
and Haywards electric road passes directly IA front
Of this property.
LARGE LOTS LARGE LOTS
6OI15O bOxI50 bOxl5O
FRUIT TREES
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees in every lot Take your choice Pears,
Apples Apricots Prunes Cherries, Peaches, English
NaIDuts and Almonds.
WIDE STREETSi
WIDE STREETSl
Grand avenue this tract is 100 feet vida
THINK OF IT.
$40 cash. $50 cash
81 30 monthly. 81 90 monthly
NOW Is TIRE TIMEl
Electric road Will be In operation by May l.
CALL AT ONCEl
CALL AT ONCEl
DON'T DELAY DON'T DELAY
For maps and particulars apply to
A. II. BREED & CO.,
nT20u $50 Ninth ST., Oakland
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DERFECr FITTING SUITS MADE, So so: UP.
i MRS. ALLEN, 77la Fourth st. ap30 limo
THE MISSES URTON 5O2 MASON sT-STYL-
sh dressmaking; satisfaction guaranteed. fet4 ~
I'll GEARY y ELEGANT SUITS. 80 TO s8;
L cheap goods, So SO to S.. fel4 II
MRS. Keller, ll9 STOCKTON ST.; SUITS
M $3 so up; styllshiy dTapod; NJ guaran tood. n2U
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n THIRD-NEYLY RENOVATED FURNISHED
" and uniurnished rooms; front rooms suitable
r business and Offices. nyl I'm
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MISERABLE HOUSE AND LOCALITY; TOUR
II lists accom- modated; reference. ID. H., box IS,
Call Branch. N.Y. .
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FURNITURE FOX SALE.
Ice Il SCHELLHAAs, <05 Eleventh ST. de6 Il cod
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SI7 PINE NEAR hEARNY--NICELY FUR
vi nished suite of rooms; together or separate;
kitchen free; also single rooms; cheap myl 3'
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"a ANTED-THE ACQUAINTANCE OF GOOD
" American woman under As OF means 20 loan
money good Southern stock to Eastern
worthy OF trust; age AZ; object business, and, IL
mutually pleased. matIimOnY r. GlenbroOk. Cal >
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.

Mr.. u. Broyles, of Woodburn,
paid visit to relatives at North
Howell short time ago.
At the quarterly election OF
officers for the Sunday school on
April 3rd. j. H. Baughman was
chosen superintendent. Winter
Baughman secretary, and Miss
Mary Swegle treasurer.
The next quarterly meeting for
the circuit will be held at the M. e..
church on Saturday and Sunday the
10th and 18th. Some improving
has bern done in the church build
ing that greatly helps the looks OF
the same.
Appropriate exercises tor Arbor
Day were rendered Friday in the
school which is taught by T.. b.
Fletcher and the following named
pupils having been neither absent
nor tardy for the first month were
enrolled on the roll Of honor: Bertha
WIesner, Mile Stevens. Dimma
Weeks, Lottie Clark, Mary Swegle,
Myrtle Clark, Alice Robbins, Archie
Wiesner, Chas. McIlwain, Wilbur
Weeks, Jessie Simmons, Bennle
Steele, Robert Clark.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09

J.P. Blaize, a real estate dealer
In Des Molnes, Iowa, narrowly
escaped one Of the severest attacks
Of pneumonia while In the northern
part Of that state during the recent
blizzard, says the Saturday Review.
Mr.. Blaize had occasion 10 drive
several miles during the storm and
was 80 thoroughly chilled that he
was unable 10 get warm. Inside of
an hour he was threatened with a
severe case Of pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr.. Blalze sent TO the near
eet drug store aud got a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Of
which he had often heard, and took
a number OF large doses. He says
the effect was wonderful and that In
a short time he was breathing quite
easily. He kept on taking the
medicine and the next day was able
10 come 10 Des MOines. Mr.. Blaize
regards his cure as simply wonder
ful. 90 cent bottles sold by Geo. II.
Good, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Nominations were made as fol-
lows:
Representatives.. Olinger, Sa-
lem; Henry Porter, Aumsville; N.
N. Matthews, Salem; VIM. Adair,
Garfield; F. J. Strayer, Salem.
County judges. Condit, Aums-
vile.
Superintendent of schools-Wm.
Simpson, Silverton.
County commissioners. G Eber-
hard, ChampUeg.
County cIerk-W.S.H Hurst, Aurora.
Sheriff-M. ]. Scott, Salem.
Treasurer-Ashley White, Salem.
Coroner-F. M. Brooks, Salem.
Assessor--J.C. Robertson, Turner.
Surveyor-T. w. Davenport, Sill
veTton.
Recorder-Elmer Hull, Salem.
Z. 9. Minton was elected county
chairman.
The county central committee will
meet at Salem on April 18th at p.
m., at the Office of M. J. Scott, to
perfect plans of organization.
The county central committee is
given power to fill vacancies which
may occur on the ticket.
The convention adopted the plat
form of the state convention, with
three additional planks
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
A Good Vote Polled-R Rowley VS.
Westacott-T. B. Wait
for Judge.

The Democratic primaries opened
all over the city at p. IN. At each
polling place there are two tickets,
one supposed to represent the young
men and one Martin Rowley's can
didacy for clerk.
There was difficulty at few
places in procuring clerks and
judges, but 2 p. m. all these offices
were filled and the primaries were
bringing ont good vote.
In Salem No. A there was q third
ticket with IT. b. Wait on in place of
Joe Albert. Mr.. Wait is candidate
for county judge, while the Demo
Gratis generally seem to want T, G..
Davidson.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
COUNTY COURT.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.

The greater part of the time of
the court was taken up with tax
rebates.
The county clerk was ordered to
purchase three American road grad
ers at the agreed price of $795.
Lee Tate was appointed road
supervisor of road district No. 81.
The clerk was directed to write to
the supervisor of road district No.
SO relative to the cost of building
bridge on Salem and Silver Creek
falls road.
w. d. Moorehouse, cripple, was
given an exemption from taxation.
1t was ordered that no rebates be
allowed on taxes after this term of
court.
The clerk was authorized to ad-
vertise for bids for the sale of the
fence around the court house
grounds.
SATURDAY.
Tax rebates were allowed as
follows:
w. b. Peacock, -------------$ 8 80
Salem FIGURING Mill Co.. 702 90
o. r., d n. Co., o.,------------ A %
Petition of John Savage, jr., for
permission to erect tanks on Court
house grounds, disallOwed.
Petition of M. w. Hunt ct al, for
appropriation for improvement Min
to trail. Continued to May term.
Report of w. N. Ladue, disburs-
ing agent INDECENT soldiers fund al
lowed, and bondsmen ordered ex-
onerated upon qualification Of
successors.
The court apportioned the road
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09

Orin stafford is one Of the new
students for next term.
Lloyd Reynolds recited a good
selection on "Science."
Mrs. G. II. Kellerman and Mrs.
Sheldon visited chapel, Wednesday.
Rev. T. P. Boyd, Of Lebanon, an
old.time student visited us Thurs
day.
While the Mills meetings are in
progress, all students desiring to at
tend them, will be excused from the
20 p. m. study hours.
Mr.. John Geiesendorfer, of Al
bany, a substantial citizen of Linn
county, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
w. G. Hawley.
The literary societies are preparing
good literary program TO be rem
dered in chapel, April Is. Friends
cordially invited.
The third term is closing with the
best record of standing for the year.
The examination are showing the
excellent work done during the
term.
Prof. Parvin reported on his
lecture Wednesday. Miss Carrie
Bradshaw having written the best
extract of his lecture, received the
prize.
Rev. w. V. Chapman, financial
agent of w. u, was at chapel Tues
day. We are pleased to see him
here, and trust his efforts may be
attended with success.
The students are zealously at work
along lines of Christian activity,
both in the college Christian associa-
ton and In connection with the
Mills meeting.
The young ladies are holding the
sessions of their Christian associa-
ton at the home. of Miss Maggie
Evans, former student of this
year, but now suffering from i'll
health.
On one of the blackboards during
examination was written, "St. Paul
says If there be knowledge, it shall
vanish away" with the following
question: "Did he ever pass exami-
Dations?n
Monday will be the beginning Of
the fourth term, and there will be no
recitations, but tuition will be re-
ceived, chapel held, and the evening
study hours required, This will be
the program for every first Monday
in term.
DR.. Whitaker went to Portland
Monday, to attend the graduating
exercises of the Medical Department,
w. U. He reports the largest at
enhance and most successful year
the two schools of medicine and
pharmacy ever had, five grad
yates in medicine and four in phar-
macy were granted diplomas. Judge
j. B. Cleland delivered a mastery
address. and DIR. Coe gave the grad
yates an i'm pressive charge.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09

More rains.
J. H, Johnson, with John g..
Wright is unable to work.
Rev. Webster will occupy Rev. h.
II. Browns pulpit at Unity church.
Hon. H. w. liOuues will address
the Democratic club this evening
at Grange hall.
Chas. Woodward, of Dallas, who
owns several houses on Piety hill,
was in the city today.
Will Byars, of the surveyor-gen-
erals office at Portland, is in the
city.
Lettuce, asparagus, pie plant,
cauliflower, young onions, and Ital-
ian artichoke-there are spring deli
casies for your Sunday dinner.
The postmaster at Mimic, new
office in this county has resigned
and recommends John Leejy as his
successor. -
Ed. Young got fined 25 days in
the county Jail today for drawing a
pistol on Ticket Agent Skinner, at
the S. p. depot last uight.
In place of that constantly tired
out feeling, Ayers Sarsaparilla will
give you strength.
Here to stay, and will not be un-
dersold. Good goods, medium and
low priced-any and all styles now
at Krausse Bros; also fine piano
given away in July.
Geo. F. Smith and family start on
their long rejected eastern trip
Monday noon. They will visit
Florida, New York, and all the
principal eastern cities. They will
be gone three months.
p. s. Knight says he has sold all
of simpsons addition but two lots,
and is almost out of the real estate
business. He says Salem sadly
needs a more progressive policy, and
he is very much interested in getting
another railroad here.
They deserve the credit for cheap
clothing as much as the free wool
bill, by the heavy cuts on their im-
mense new spring stock-G. w.
johnson Il Son.
VIM Hack has opened his new
saloon next door to the Gray block,
on State street. The counter and
fixtures are in California redwood,
the work of Chris Paulus, who has
gone out of the saloon business, but
is fine carpenter.
Do not lie awake nights and
cough! Ayers Cherry Pectoral will
relieve the cough and induce good
nights rest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
Arkwrirht,s Love Experience.

Some inventors have been far from
happy in their lives. Arkwright had
but sorry time of it with that spir
tied Lancashire lass" his second
wife, who smashed the model of his
spinning frame one day in a fit of
temper, because she deemed it land
perhaps not altogether unjustly) re
sponsible for their poverty, What
she thought of it all when, after sep
arating from him, he accumulated a
large fortune and allowed her $50 q
year out of it, the annals of cotton
spinning do not inform us. We are
told, however, that she never spoke
i'll of him, and would not permit any
one else to do so in her hearing. =
Castien's Magazine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
THE MILLS REVIVAL.
No Meeting Saturday But a Big
Days Work Laid Out
For Sunday.

Friday evening the number of
those moved to profess religion by
the Mills meeting at Salem ran up
to 237.
AFTEROoN SERVICE.
Al the afternoon service Mr.. Green
wood sang "He Saves Poor Sinner
Like Me-" Text was from Luke
14:23. compel them to come in"
FRIDAY EVENING.
In spite of the rain the Methodist
church was again packed to listen
to Rev. Fay Mills, the evangelist.
Rev. Whitaker led in prayer and
Mr.. Greenwood sang "Someone will
Enter the Pearly Gates By and By"
The text for the evening was Deut.
XIV, 10. II call heaven and earth to
record this day against you that L
have set before you life and death,
blessing and cursing. Therefore
choose life that both thou and thy
seed may live"
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
10 a. m.-Sermon for men only in
Methodist church by Rev. B. Fay
Mills.
1880 a. m.-Service for women
only at the Presbyterian and Con-
gregational churches conducted by
Revs. Kellerman aud Whitaker.
12m.-Sunday school as usual at
all the churches.
3:30.-Sermon to the young peo-
pie only by Rey. Mills at the M. E.
church.
1880 p. m.-Service for Don-church
members and the friends.
There will be no meeting of the
Y. M. g. A, Sunday afternoon nor
any meetings of The Christian Ell
deavor societies.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09

GROWTH OF THE CITY, There is
no better evidence of Salem's growth
than the fact that desirable acreage
property contiguous to the center of
the city proper, which can be plated
and placed on the market at reason
able prices, is becoming very scarce,
50 that when such a tract is offered
for sale it is very apt to prove very
good thing both for the platter and
purchaser, and this is what Charles
Weller believes be will accomplish
in placing Willamette addition on
the market. The tract consists of
fourteen acres of rich garden land
on State street, just beyond the
Electric Car Co. Is power house, but
which has been unavailable hereto
fore, on account of being leased to
Mr.. Leach, the nurseryman. AL
though much of the adjacent prop
erty has already been plated and
sold, it is the intention TO make
such prices and terms as will make
it an object to any one wanting a
home. The property will be placed
on sale in about two wee ks.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
Food Per Diem for One Man.

Professor Huxley's food table tells
how many grains per day each
average man of 154 pound weight
should consume of solid food. Oi
lean beefsteak he should have 5000
grains; bread, 5000 grains; milk
1000 grains; potatoes, 5000 grains
butter, 600 grains, and water, $4,000
grains.
A man of the weight mentioned
above will have 6s pounds of muscles
and their appurtenances; his bones
will weigh "a pounds; skin, 10i
pounds; fat, 28 pounds; brain, 8
pounds; thoracic viscera, 81 pounds
abdominal viscera, II pounds; blood,
z pounds. St. Louis Republic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-09
urrLe eIffeN, OF TeNNesses.


ont Of the focal aud foremost lire.
Out Of the hospital ward MS dire.
Smitten Of erapeshot and gangrene
eighteenth battle and he sixteenD
specter such as we seldom see,
Little GifTen, Of Tennessee.
Take him-and welcome the surgeon said
"Much your doctor can help the deadi'
And 50 we took him and brought him where
The balm was sweet on the summer air;
And we laid him down on a wholesome bed :
Utter Lazarus, heel TO head
Weary war with the bated breath,
Skeleton bog against skeleton death.
Months Of torture, how many suchY
Weary weeks of the stick and crutchl
Still CLINT In the steel blue eye
Spoke OF the spirit that would not die.
And didn't nay, morel in deaths despite
The crippled skeleton learned to writei
"Dear mother" ut FIRST, OF course; and then
"Dear captain" about "the mem
Captains answer-"Of eighty and ave
Giffen and are left alivel"
"Johnston's pressed at the front, they sayr
Little Giffen was up and away.
A tear-his first-as he bade goodby,
Dimmed the CLINT of his steel blue eye;
"I'll write, IL spared" There was news of
fight,
But none of Giffcn- he did not writel
sometimes fancy that were king
OF the princely knights Of the Golden Rule
With the song of the minstrel In mine ear
And the tender legend that trembles here.
I'd give the best on his bended knee,
The whitest soul of my chivalry.
For little Giffen, of Tennesseel
Francis o. Ticknor