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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

tne entire ErrEace Of TIE swiss were
paznsed bsOssznz n al s1e beauty q
snear tender coior with 4 sp-sy here and
isere- and with the falling petals every
Ebsrs about Cound1 81 paints we're
used for the prposs. E-lir=d With an N
4@libse Huid thz1 the yoang artist touni
toE sale and which rscd=Eei TIE colo-z
EsS. aud wzslsh1s. whlls tnsy retained
TIE quality that the ol paints give
Whs1 the drzperiss were complete.
knsy were tackled fast 70 the wooden edge
N q series Of small. fal plzi-z. which
caused the whole 70 hang Ike an aupI=
frlI and roGEd the Top, 20 Cover ths
zdgs and 20 make all rsss- was tackled
pals<t pink ribbon with O-nansntal
Eziis Then pad ot psrfumsd cotton
was made 20 Et the table top and was
covered with soft silk. ths saz5s Ct the
rboou ALREADY used and oTs- this was
lAld cover Of linen embroidered and
1nazhsd with frill The wise g-l who
planned The whole knew and recognized
the fact that q toilet stand N constant
uss must be easily ele4nsd If rs beauty
= 20 remain 80 for hsr cover she select-
I'd lInen lawn and embroidered IL n silks
Of ths fastest dya Sfs used blossoms
for the motive Of her design and showed
Ehzn II al the sweetness Of the spring,
and shs finished the cover with bsD
And fall If Ene hnsn lace
At TIE nearest carpenter shop was o.
1srsd an oblong frame Of pine 8 inches
wide. and into il was fitted - mir
rur Of heavy glass. then the plDs was
painted with white enamel paint. and On
Il As background were sSrewn sprays
sf the lovely blossoms IN al their tender
tones Here and there struggling ten
4rlI overizpp@i the glass, and occasional
blossoms were painted within the frame.
- though they had fallen frOm the
sprays above. and when all was com
plsEs this Last device was found 70 height
"a the entire effect. for the reflection
sdds as nothing else could do and gives
peculiar charm which withouf TIE
nalurezt glass yEOuid Be wholly lost
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

AT luncheon the other day the table
rOv@ w&s u very pale maine eolOred
a4mask. tine and shining In the center
was q low. oblong dish kIled with blue
garden fOrgstnenotA Tie china wAs o.
the same shade q blue. and AZ each place
was q bunch of the 6owsrA
At another luncheon. wkieh Ehs hostsHs
called '-pAnsy.- the dArk. polished wood
w1s lsft 6are except for the csntsEpisos
and d0ihez. which were of 6ns white
hnen embroidered IN pan<ias Of every
eonr1iv4hle shAaa B0wls o. the bl0s
pslls STOOD on the tables. and the china
WA simple. thin whine Frsnch china.
hAnd painted in pAnzieA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Nothing cOnduces more toward smooth
running household machinery than for
the one who does the daily marketing to
find list Of wants ready to he- hand
each day Alas for the housskeeper who
trusts 70 her own or bsr cooks brains 70
supply this AZ q Inolnents notice. Some
thing Is sure 20 be forgotten. and al the
wrong ulne egss or sugar, or batter. or
space viii be wanting A little contriy-
Anee that viii be found useful Is made
Of q small slate Paste three slips Of
brown paper on one SIDE. aud on ghess
print uScely liSt of ali necssSzry house
hold Articles or materials When you
think Of one that needs replenishing
make 3 mark on the slate opposite IL
FGstsn a shaETened slate psncl By a bit
81 picture wire 70 the right hand corner.
Yo1 can make II as ornamental as yOa
choose with = can Of enamel Instead Of
pasring On strips Of paper. rule the
Epaces and give the slate fhres coats of
white enamel inside the hines. then print
the list on these spaces with tiny paint
brush and black or red paints Enamel
the frame aud f&srsn q small brass screw
hook in il 70 hang II up By
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

A cApe which queens II over al other
eapes seen 10 far this season hAs lis foun-
dati0n q black szrin- The seams Of ths
pointed yoke ars outlined with Jet A
tnh rushing of plated black chifon
ferns the collar. Shirred On 70 the yoks
is . short cvsrcAps of black ziIk net sx-
eua2lely wrcaght with unrui jst Be-
low thia tia black satin q the main cane
. viEihlA Il is decorated with hand
pAtntsd DARK purpls vioists, and the cape
3 hned viii ehaassahls vsclss 80.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Before Going 70 the Woild's Pair
Enquire About
Tie Limited EKpFe-s trains of the Chi
cago, MnWaukee a "a. Paul Railway
b~tWeeu 81 Paul and Chicago and
Omaha aud Cbirago.
fnese trains are .vestibuled, elecfrie
lighted and steam heated. with the nB-
esi Dining and Sleepiug CNr Service IN
the world,
The Electric reading light IN each
berth - the succe=sful novelty of this
pTngrss@ive Age, and 10 highly appRecia' :
ed ~ AL regular tAtrous of this line
We wish others 20 know its meFits, -
the Chieago Ailwn1kee A 81. Paul Rail
way Il the only line in the wess enjoy
Ing the exclusive ase q this patent.
For further tnfOrmAflnn apply 10
neAFest ooopOn ticket agent, 90 nddness
g. j. EDDY, General Agent.
j. w. CASEY, fFAg. Pass. AgI
rs slark -, fs,rtiand. Or. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
If
You Saw
Your Own Wood

and saw enough of it, your
digestive organs may perhaps be
equal, ostrich like, to any task
you impOse-even 10 the digest
ion Of lard cooked food
If however, like thousands Of
othsr people, you have learned
that you must draw the line al
lard. this IS to remind you thar
there IS q clean, delicate and
heaithful vegetable substitute.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Into the wall above the mirror she %
cured horizontal brass hook Of the sort
used 70 hang cages on. and on this threw
~ suns Of the painted swisS These
izSt sAS trSpsd against the waIl.~behInd
the mirror anu down the ends Of the IA
DE 70 the hOor. She finished their edges
wlth 4 graceful frill and caught them
oacz IN place with ruled nAnds Of swiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
WOOD WANTED.

Persons wishing 10 trade wood for
daily OF weekly newspapers, and Als0
parties oSing us wOOd on aee0unt a.e
hereby noIifird that We are now In
hurry for il. Bring in your wood Tor
some fruit will be tAken.) HoFEK
BRos., Putt. JOURNAL dw-lT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
zoe ova sssa. sssta

49, - fkssssssfs wssf wsfssfsts a.
ns@sf RN-sss
Ll8fis rif,s Hssf qh4iat sflis cosis a
"a srr-afs q issrt edyaei eit wifh
Eayiy ts.s.ia4 sisevss sna ~ ibs hsnd
sss.s tsltsftssi closba afich sho~ nang
oos6gs IL sheir wesTs an8 are naa8s -
uffa fsciexs sed hninxs a slk a psst.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
TODAY 8 MARKETS
Prices Current By Telegraph - Local
and Portland Qzotztions-

Prices Current By Telegraph - Local
and Portland Quotations.
SALKE, Jaly ii, .. m Ofnee
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Quota
tiO0s for day and no to hour Of going to
press were - follows:
sALklZ PRODUCE MAREET.
yACTT.
Pe&s-s cents gallon.
GooseberYiz Is cts gallon
R2spbeFries-red sod black cts.
Cnerriss-3 TO 5 cos . 10. C0ntinae
BUTCHER STOCK.
Ve4Is-dresed A. cts
HOgs-dre-sed 81 10 81.
Live ezttle-2 10 2f.
Sbeep-sliye 81 50 20 t200.
Spring lAmbs-Sl.50 20 $50.
MILL Prices.
Salem Milling Co. quotes: Flour
in wholesale lots s3-3l. Retail s. 50.
Bran SIT bulk, SIS sacked. Shorts SIs
and 50. Chop feed SlS and SD.
WHEAT.
54 eents-
HAY AND GRAIN.
OAts-4O 20 50 cents
Hay-Wild. $40; timothy and clover,
SlZ BAled sI2 aud sI4
BArtey-SO demand except for feed
50 cents
FARM PROJECTS
NOOl-Best, I0c.
Hops-SulAll sale, I5l to lie.
Exgs-C4sb, y oe1ts.
BuiteF-Best dairy. IS to -; fancy
creamery, =.
Cheese-l2 10 IS cts
Farm smoEed useats-BAeOu l23
hamss Is; shoulders, 10.
POfAtOss-new. 81.
OuiOos-lt 10 cents
BeeswAx ste. Cara8ay seed, lse
Aniss SGD, 2Se. Ginseng, $40.
HIDES AND PELTs-
Green. eis; dry. 4 cts; sheep pelts.
70 cts TO tl-25- No quotations on fun.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens-7 20 10 ets; brOiIers lOrols3: +:
dueks. l2l; turkeys, slow sale, eboice.
10 etsi geese slow.
PORTLAND Quotations.
Grain. Feed. etc
FbnaF-SgsndArd. IS 40: Walla WaIla.
s. 40; graham, $Aoo: sdperdne. s. 50
per bAFr1L
oAts-White. 4Sc PER bushel, grey, a.;
roll-d, In tags, s. 35(s.5-50; barrels,
% Sk9'6- IS; ca=~~ g. IS.
Hay-BesI, Sl5Sl7 per toe; common,
SlO(SlS.
wool-vAIley. IS 10 I4e.
Millstnfis-BrAn. xlT.UO; shorts. AL.
gr0ond barley, t1st8 "a; chop feed, SIS
PEI toni Whole feed. tsari~y, S0(s.S5 per
eeotAl; middling, S2Ssa s per Iob; brsw-
tng oarie Ss.9. soe p-r GENITAL: chicken
wheat 81 2@!es Ia per cenGAl.
Hope 10 10 lTic
DAIRY PRODUCE-
Butter Orrgon fancy creamery. pig
Is; fAOcy dairy, l7l a 3Ac; fair 10 go.,d.
l5Cs l6e; elmmOh, lslc per pou nd; Cali
q raiA, S5<a 44e Yer foll.
Cneese = Oregoa. q III: Eastern
twins. l6c; Young Amerioan, Ice per
per pound; California fAts. l4c.
Eggs-Oreg0n, 2lc per dszen.
fo1Hry-Chickens, ohd, 81 90; brolisFs.
large, tSootsf0y; small, S20s92 81;
dOcks. old. S4.50(16-0O; yo1ng, g %
ts6-0O; geeses $500; turksyr, live, l2le;
dressed, loc. per pound.
SAN FRASc1soO MARKET.
Wool; Oregon Eastern ch0loe, laa
l5e; DO inferior, SSSllc; do wales, l4(9
l6c.
Hops-lS(s, lSc.
Potatnes-Ofdiuary kinds Of new 10
seeks AZ eoc(9ti10 per oeutAl; new
ks~riy hsse. ooxes. TSct8 i.25; new Bur
oa1ka. tl.otas % per centAL
Onioos-t(4.5oc pet oentAl for red.
and tl.Do(a Is fog silveFskinG
bArisy-koed. Hl(ss2ic per oenanl
~ good ouAlSy niid sc E1r chnice.
oreuing, 500 LEO per cenpal.
Milling. 81 t5(s 50 fancy feed
81. f6(s. 80. guod "a ciioic,r. a. 2SSs I. IS.
q mmon 10 iair. tl- lO(s IS; kray, a So
e La black, tLloSl-D psr esnlal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Hsre h = fact whicA every boarding
ho1ss kseper In the lAnd Ahglld know.
Ths to1skest fowl can b. made tender II
Il h put into cold water and cooked vezy
nA0wly fog Sik o. ssvsn hgura
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Bcu for % minutes as many eggs as
yUu desire Make q pint Of cream
szuce- This VIII be enough for eggs
Have ready on q platter as many slices
Of well Drowned toast As You have eggs
Spread each slcs with the cream and
lay On the eggs cut IN slices. pour over
the rest Of the sauce. dust with pepper
and heat moment IN the oven Gar
nish with parsley
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

which if used in place of lard.
permits you to eat pies, pastry.
patties and such good things -
without fear Of dyspeptic CON
sequences.
There's abundant proof. but
none so convincing and so pleas
ant as a trial for yourself. We
invite it. For sale everywhere.
sEFvsE akL SUBSTITUTES
Ce.4a.e z11s cay y
N. X. FAIR6ANk 4 CO.,
ST. LOUIS end
CHICAGO. hEG VoRk, sosTca.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

PRETTY ESOCGH FoR Any OCCASION.
out bolero jacket effect, Is also Of the
same lace. A gown of this kind is hand
some enough for any social function not
Of . strictly formal nature.
The handsome novelty ginghAms win
bs m1ch worn this summer. They cost
from 20 70 50 cents q yard A gown ike
the one represented in the illustration
w0ald call for the following exPendi-
ture-
p Tzr1s q tAdets EiEEhA1 ~ SSc---..... $ 80
yards q Lzes Al 7se..................-.... IS
lEszzz2Aksr. ozys- a. S2-s0.-.---......... S o.
TotA4. ia 6
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
"MoTHERS
FRIEND
MkKES child Birth EASY.

caivln. la. Dse- .. asa.
NY Wis usad ''MSshsr's Frisad" hsssrs
hsr third osnfinsmant. and says shs wosld
not be wlthout n isr h1afreds 81 dsilArs.
DOCK MILLS.
srnt By sxpFeaa 90 rsosipt of price, eiSe
per hpGlla Book 10 N04hers" nlklisd fzse.
BRADfIEl-D REGULATOR CO..
Dor sAAs By All drugEiA1k AtAAmta. 04.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NFOTIcE ~ HEREBY GIVES. THAT THE
IN narineFuhiR heFeloiofe existing tetNeen
u. w. HaWks aud " O. l.ovar 4 lhis oAy dls.
luz froni the nrin. 4 w. hawta VIZ cttnct
ell'bills due aad pay oni standing esoo.sas,A
against the arm. ai~-iNi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11
Deutscher AdvOcat.
BLOCK SALEM. OR.

Admitted 70 practices In All The cooris
special attention given % German speak-
ing people and businese a. The county and
stats o1icea. n HOVER Notary feoiio
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

-Tss uws u 'Casso~sa 3 - u-trsrsai e-d
~ u-ri1s - vel k.0~u tt.ss - pss-zs w1rk
q ssreTsr1xNrson - snS1nrnstz Fsw Grefha
t-ssxens Gszfzlss whs 20 - kss2 CsGecrss
v5sk&s easy rsss1
CAnzan MATTE .. D.
Esw Tcrk CRY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

s'cnssersss~vs1 s6sgaas tscAnfssn ssas
I ff-son.r1sr,f hfss ss,srs1r s1.aey srssxisesan
kzg~1 soma~ ~ A Asewra ~ y.
~ g.. oxsors s., Sroak1yn. MH.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Peas cents 8 gallon.
GoosSbeTYiss Is cts gallon
R4spoeYrieS-red and black cts.
Cnerriss-3 10 5 eez 10. C0ntinae
ecArce.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

G@stsgfn enEnH rsfst, Cra1sSeraftr~
La wsxusas gfs~s s-s-p. nnf vg1zace-u 8
w.s&0sa sssuzssus reH<nehsn.
Ter ssvsrza y@ars hNrs r-rr--s-s.-
y1T CareoraAs and te.s1 always eurss-15s =
o. - ~ e kas tsyEEzs1ay prs4zceza bzzecatai
Evwu =. PAuzrx ND
~Tss Wiz<arup. : f1seh s4rsss surs ~ Ar--
Esv vTo~k Cs.y.
coUASE. - MrxzGr szEEEz. NV Tozx-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-11

Tu cxrz1=z cox1Asr. n NrxH1r 6
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-01-07

Big, but bad

| -. Oty, Out Od0
the old-fashioned pill. Bad tc
take, and bad to have taken. In.
efficient, too. It's only temporary
relief you can get from it.
Try something better. With Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the benefit
is lasting. They cleanse and regu.
late the liver, stomach and bowels.
Taken in time, they preyent trouble.
~ any case, they cure it. $.
And they cure it easily; they're
mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective. There's no disturbance
to the system, diet or occupation.
One tiny, sugar coated Pellet for
a laxative three for a cathartic.
Sick and Bilious Headache, Consti.
patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks.
and all arrangements of the liver.
stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're purely vegetable, per.
fectly harmless, the smallest, and
the easiest to take but besides
that, they're the cheapest pill YOU
can buy, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned. You pay only for the
good you get. This is true only
Of Dr. Pierce's medicines.
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German.
Syrup"

Here is an incident from the South
mississippi, written in April, 500.
just after the Grippe had visited thai
country. 1 am a farmer. one "a
those who have to rise earlv and
work late. AT the beginning of LAST
Winter was on a trip to the Civ
OF Vlcksburg, Miss. where 1 got welt
drenched in shower of rain I
went Tome and was soon after seized
with a dry, hacking cough. This
grew worse every day, until 1 had
TO seek relief. consulted DIR. Dixon
who has since died, and he told mo
70 get a bottle of Boschee's German
oyrup. Meantime my cough grew
worse and worse and then the Crime
came along and caught that also
very severely. My condition then
compelled me to do something r
got two bottles of German Syrup. I
began using them, and before taxing
much OF the second bottle. 1 was
clear Of the Cough that had
hung to me. so long, the Grippe, and
all its bad effects, l felt Upton and
have felt that way ever since
Co.. Miss. a
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He Struck Tf Ric,,

what would YOU think if some one ,h,. $3.50.
Won 70 pc responsible would offer =" 20. yoa
, wei stocked general store for on, sire
ra,. n: on would. no doubt, consider !. ~
hin id lump at the chance. Well snnS
right a,onn e p9eeh done and are being done
,In, nniohd, Va, number among tboir -, vi
riioseS many men who earn the yaIue ~ u I'm sni
10 store every year. w. r. Davis r," itis,
ior lhen anvil bile, then OPENED n sn,,s WORKED
and v at TICKS Wharf, Matthew vs. Conpty "
saw tb mro.e ms firm as follows: ri car oniy,
am 'iat give your business credit for NY
iol., 81. II were TO meet with any bad Iact VI
couId na AZ nave made. am proud TO saw tbo,
NAL 70 10 you for employment and sann
hn another store" They can shnu Suon
Xor 70 double and treble yonr incon,as yx
Of less tb ba sny business employing a capitai
business az sf1 and # you are not in anv
Tb snort time, If you will take their ~ nS IN
evsry ~ "ann, good honest man or woman in
uess mat will yield handsome refnrns pusi-
'nein al once for information. "ri'e
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-01-07

one OF the Popular paintings at the Ne,
iork Acateny Of Design was a yar6-,op
p'iei q Roses. y crowd was always befor.
a. ohe arr critic scanned. such 4 bit oi
ma ure should belong 10 all the pcope. it i,
100 beautiful lor one man to hide AWAY"
IRE 1outa's Companion, of Boston. sci, A.,
tne idea. and spent twenty thou.cnI dollar.
70 reprodue the painting. Tho result has bca,,
triumph of artistic delicacy an / color.
: me CINNAMON makes an autumn Gift or
TINS copy of tie painting to each of il, fiv.
hundred thousalI subscribers. ANY other.
VINO may su oscr.oe now for the first time and
request II, VII receive The YarI of Rises -
"Ihont extra charge while the edition lasts
Besides the gift o. this beautiful! picture ALI
new subscribers will receive Th> Comm .u,on
iree from the time the subscription is r.ceivel
I'LL January First ,inc,uling the Tnankscivin,
an Christmas Doaoio Mum .---.and .or a ruiI
year from thai date. The price Of Iae C,o,.
pdnion is Sl..j year.
Every family snoIid take this brigbtes, an,
pes Oh illustrated Literary paper, IA addition
to It's .ocal PAPER.
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he Didn't Get the Better of Pa,

some time ago was TRADING in =
vliiage store" writes a correspondcnt
When one Of the clerks came to the
junior partner, who CHANGED to be
waiting on me. and said: Won't Won
P.ease step to the desk 4 moments Pat
fl!hn wants TO settle his bill, and in
slsts on having a receipt
Inc merchant was evidently an.
noyed. Why, what does he want Of
receipt?' he said; we never Give
one: Simply cross his account off the
DOCK; that is receipt enough
80 L told him. answered the
clerk. but he is not satisfied. You
had better see him.
80 the proprietor stepped To the
desk, and after greeting Pat with a
GOOD morning said, You wished to
settle your bill, did you?' to which
rat replied i'll the Affirmative.
Well said the merchant. there
IS no need of giving you a recent
zee! L will cross your account off the
book, and suiting the action to the
"ord ne drew his pencil diagonally
0-''' 'i' dCSoIlll. mat Is as good
as a receipt
And do ye name that that settles
lt?' asked Pat.
THAT settles it, said the mer-
chant. -''''
And ye're shure veil never he
ifther askin' me fur it again?'
wen never ask you for it again.
'ald the merchant decidedly.
Faith, then said Pat, and I'll
'e alther kapin' me money in me
'ocKet' for haven't paid it yet
The merchants face flushed angri-
y as ne replied, oh, well. can rub
hat out
'faith, now, and | thought that
lme,' said Pat. =
III Is needless to add that Pat OBJ
iined his receipt"
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The Faithful DO. of,ye,r.u

a monument has been ern.to,
hei'ei!yh IA mountain Of Cunhon
tand. England, $500 feet birh ,i"ei.
She memory Of Charles Gorgb u
q Inc year 1903, was killed nv Ell
ng from the high crags on the ri i%n,,
Ehat JOINS Striding Edge To the Snn''
nlu' ana OF the faithful dog thar for
khree months watched over bar NV, ao'
Yer remains. Sir Walter scott do
EriDes the event in The noon, AT
ftimbed the dark brow of the MOI. l.
1tNeliyn. and Wordsworth records
" IN his lines on "Fidelity.p
{ Inc young man was returning %
nNS .npurn, where he lodged. from a
pshlhg excursion in Patterdale Tha
accident was probably caused Inv =
taise step. during bljnding HI
etorm or dense fog that dav T,
Pappehed on April Is, and on Julv %
nls bones were found, still watched
py tne starving dog, little yelIow
ko'Sh-halred female terrier Sba
ead gwen birth to puppies. which
we're found dead by the side of tbn
corpse. 1t is believed. Though nn.hIo
20 secure enough food for mill tau
per young. she maintained life nv hits
Pl carbon sheep which are not mfr
Huehtiy found On the hills: but sbe
piShI nave had to range far and wida |
curing her three months watch
Z ile mere fact that the bones yvero
tounu intact serves to prove the rs.
sertlon that the dog did not toucb
}he remains of her master. for dogs
1reak the bones to suck the marrow
ms animal died few years after.
ward at kendall. ''
ne merit OF the suggestion to erect
s sna ,ioI'iincnt belongs TO Miss Fran
PES rover CObbe, whose design has
9een carried into execution Inv tho
lid Of the Rev. II. ID. Rawns,ey
lcar OF Crosthwaite, both names of
ONE repute in literature.
ind Hall. vi
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misunderstood the Motive

Most men are never SO happv rs
when their heels are higher than tbnir
neads. If you said to piazza grorn
Make yourself unreservedly COM
portable" they'd all tilt their chairs
pack and hoist their feet to the rail
ing. My friend next door had thc
koot-hoisting habit so badly that he
wore the paper off the wall: 80 his
Fife thought out a biting. caustic
Dlt or sarcasm, and one MORNING
nailed on the wall right where the
teti-tale marks We're, a pair of slim
pers. But he misunderstood the mo.
i've completely. kissed her for her
thoughtfuiness, and forthwith tilted
pls chair back, and up went his feet
% the most comfortable attitude he |
PAD struck in long time. his heel ,
held IN the very convenient slippcr,. |
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A Most Interesting Find.

According To the Washington Star
lhe Smithsonian Institution has re.
ceiFed information Of the recent dis
c"Very at Tel-el-Amaria, in Upprr
Egypt. Of number of tablets relating
! To the history of Jerusalem and dat.
ing back 500 years earlier than any
! records hitherto known. When il il
understood that these tablets of stone
are letters passed between the kim
Oh Jerusalem and the Pharaoh of
Egypt 400 years before the birth of
DAVID. who was the father of Solo
mon, some notion will be formed of
their extreme interest. Several Of
the letters were addressed to the ruler
OF Egypt by the King of Jerusalem.
Abdl-Idba. The cities of Palestine
were at That time tributary to Egypt.
and In one Of the letters the writer
says; The Habiri people are con.
quering the cities OF the King"-i. e..
the cities tributary to the Pharaoh
therefore the King may turn his face
to his subjects and send troops. II
the troops arrive this year the coun.
tries Of the King, my Lord. NAV be
saved, but if no troops arrive the
countries of the King, my Lord, will
exist no longer" This tremendous
lind" at Tel-el-Amaria includes two
hundred tablets, largely of Babylon
ian cuneiform script, which is thus
discovered for the first time to have
been in use at so early a period in
Egypt and Palestine. Many of the
other tablets are dispatches Of about
he same date from projects of other
titles of Palestine to the Pharaoh.
'ome of the inscriptions are in an I'm.
nown language, which no one so far
as been able to translate. Solomon ,
imself would have looked upon these
iblets as remote antiquities. :
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somebody Is Alwavs V,y,,c

Binks-Did you see that disagree
aole paragraph about jerks in the
paper yesterday?
Jlnks-Yes. L wonder if jerks bas
seen IL. Somebody surely ought to
show 1t to him.-Someryille .JournaI
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>,FiIS stopped rree oy DIR k,,v
NNsKYE REsroREE. No dts after first day. ma
Srea VICIOUS cures Treatise and 81 trial botiIs
A1ee' III. Mine. s3l Arch ST., Phila.. Pa
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Conductor +. y. Looms Do.o;. ,,
says: The effect of Halls Catar Ubt' Mich.
Dp rmSeis,i Write him about it. Sold b !,