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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Three lbs English walnuts-25 cts
at Sroat g. Giles.
Crabs, Davison's market.
Simmons Liver Regulator cures gen.
era| debility and will give you new
lease on life.
Those 8 10 table pears at 10 cents
can are going fast at Sroat & Giles.
DAvison's N lrket address 81 Court st
Little Nestucca cheese, the finest
ever brought to Salem, at Clark e.
Eppley's.
Summons LIVER Regulator is an ex-
excellent remedy for Aspepsia.-C.
MaslersOn, Sheriff of Bibb Co., Ga.
WinsIow's canned corn, two cans for
% cents, at Clark & Eppley's.
Maple wax, to be had only at The
Spa.
lf you are dull and stupid YOU are
oliilous aud need tonic. Take Sim
LIVER Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
|1pRlCUE 4 FRENCH, EorEalk, 0.

POLIcE Court. One drunk forfeited
)11.OO bal, and Mr. RhInebar. pedd ef,
WAS sentenced 10 pay fine Of S25 He
;arries a fine sample case Of linens,
3osIery, silks, etc, representing that
DO brought the go ds over from Eng
and 10 show at the worlds fair, selling
tt prices below rar. silk hose go nj
10 cents aud other things the same
way, he 10 deliver March l7th. He
keis dollar or two down, aud II par
|ies object 10 paying him anything he
krows Indignant aud shows names Of
Ihe very best people. who he claims
Save become his customers on the same
)erms. The case was reported to Chief
NJ Police Mimic. who Immediately got
Into the racket Of the sleek stranger,
Ind he will undoubtedly leave the city
b work his worlds fair scheme else
there. He represented to some people
lhat he was an Oregon world Is fair
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

luton that the legislature aGjo urn sine
die at IL p. NJ. on Friday, the 18th in.
stant; adopted.
Special committee report favorably
on Woodwards concurrent resolution
to Investigate the Tarsen's system of
conveyances; adopted.
THIRD READING.
Cross bill to provide for inspecting
and measurement of logs; passed.
McGinn's bill relating to punishment
of persons tampering electric wires, be
passed.
Committee on Canals be reported on
Weatherford's bill providing for the ap-
preparation by the state of the William.
cite locks, adopted and that 500 copies
be printed.
Willis bill to incorporate Columbia
harbor, reported favorably, adopted.
McGinn introduced resolution for the
relief of the Oregon Printers Associat
ION, to print their annual proceedings
OF 1891 and 1892. under consideration at
noon.
Willis introduced resolution that Sec
retary OF Site cause all documents per-
tanning TO this session be bound and
one copy be furnished t, each member
HOUSE $3.50 A. NJ, FEB. IA.
Prayer by Rev. Lund.
House returned to committee reports.
Messrs. Upton aud McEwan were Al.
lowed 1860 miles, as they have to 90 by
way ot San Francisco and up the
coast, on motion of Geer of Marion.
Ways aud means reported $50, 1000 fo
expenses of legislature instead Of S55
; ooo, Soda Springs gets $500, instead O
$500.
Committee on education reported 6
number of bills, among them one ,c
allow establishment of kiudergarter
primary schools in cities of 4OOO n,
over.
Governor Pennoyer sent to the bous,
ms veto OF the Manley free bridge bill
veto not sustained. Ayes A, nays 10
The morning hour was consumed
win committee reports.
sena'e resolution to adjourn Frida,
at midnight. Nrrthup moved to con
cur People of state were anxious +,
nave this session close. Ger of Clack
amas, Belknap and others opposed
f"rd moved to amend tolOa. NJ. Sa
urday' Carried. Adopted as amended
Adjourned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

No session Of the supreme court TO
day.
DR.. A. r. Blackerley, OF SilvertoD,
was Salem visitor today.
Both houses os the legislature will
probably be In session every evening
this week.
Mrs Matte II. Wilson has been sent
to the asylum for mental troubles.
Maple syrup aud buckwheat cakes
are delicious. Clark Il Eppley can sup
ply you with the best.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. II. Finch, Of Mis-
sourl, are the guests Of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. II. Strong, In Sjuth Salem.
Mr.. Finch Is II capitalist eujoyinga Wis
II to this coast.
Marriage licenses have been issued u
Eta Heater, age 90, and +. Il Hol
man, age u; Myrtle Luella McAllaster
aud Andrew j Murphy.
For the removal Of dandrun, and for
curing humors Of the scalp, tLere IL no.
thing better than Ayers Hair Vigor.
A partition suit has been begun ip
the Eldrldge estate.
A good many COWS and other stock
nre beiug impounded by the police AT
this time of the year.
j. a. Van Eaton Ia In the lead among
The loug list Of grocery caterers AT the
capital city, and he has won that dis
tinctiun by honest methods with the
people. Give him trial.
Mrs. Woodruff Of Tacoma aud Miss
Eden were guests Of Mrs. J q. Wilson
aud went To Portland this morning.
The former lady Is much interested la
distribution of prison literature.
Experience proves that nothing else
~ surely destroys scrofula, ss Ayers
Sansaparilla.
Fresh salmon, Divlson's market.
II, NJ. Ball, Tacoma capitalist, is
IN the city, the guest OF Mai. Hodgkin.
Miss Alice Wheeler, one OF the grad.
ualing class of the Portland High
school, Is u daughter Of Hon. A. L.
Wheeler, formerly assistant state treas
urer.
Sup., Louis Kuhn says the foundry
company will hold meeting this
week TO consider whether to take ad.
vantage OF the bill which allows u re-
newal Of the contract at the state prison
for two years.
The state university bill has
passed the senate carrying $50, 600.
The house bin will be amended from
SO coo 10 that amount, and will prob.
ably pass.
"uma,illa" Crawford Is In the city
for few days, visiting old friends and
ueighbors.
There Is an unusual attendance OF
distinguished fortIanders Ia the city
today.
la 1870 there were only Ave Kinder
Iarlens Ia this country; to-day there are
800.
The meals at Strong's restaurant are
slways the best.
shoetlle the tailor will renoyate
o'oihss on the shortest notice aud at
.mall e,sl.
Fresh cod, Davison's market
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
''r.A1ti>

SlERLlNG.-At his ho,n.,
s,rte'' Salem, at 4:3O D. m Morn NJ, + ion'
February lS. 1893, lrom i,a auonuay,
81 years. ''e'ing, aged
,,lii henry Sterling Jr., is the onlv s0,.
V'Ving relation of the deca.saa sur
vyaieh w'teh,,l nAs been employed in John
Miehr' store for a number Of vsa,u SOun
aun rs one Of the oldest Odd F.l,o",a 'ea's' =
the ci.y. FELLOWS In
!. ine 'uneral was held by the I. 90
r. this afternoon at 8 p m. w. w.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Holmes for defendant. On trial to
Jury this afternoon. Jennie y. Warren
Va. Albert G. Warren, divorce. DE
fault, referred to J. II. McNdry as ref.
cree to report law aud facts.
John A. Mays ys. Margaret A. MaJs,
divorce. Default and referred TO Web
ster Holmes to report law aud facts.
A. n. Williams, ct al, vs. VIM. Pur'
roy, sale confirmed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

On EARTH AGAIN. THE Stayton
TuIes IL again on hand, after au nh
snce ot month, caused 10y the late
ire up there, and Editor Lyon Ia to be
ongratula,ed upon Its improved con-
ition. He 10 really giving that part
Z the country u better paper than he
On afford to, and his efforts should be
hoWn substanilal appreelailon,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

OF voters at town meetings, e'c't was,
on motion or Mr.. Iaman, Indefinitely
ostponed.
SECOND READING SENATE BILLS.
Cross, to authorize construction OF
a bridge across Willamette river al
Oregon City, from 9th street; passed.
McAllist-r, to exterpate thistles, etc.;
referred to agriculture.
Woodard, relating to directors In
private corporations.
Gates, to enable women to hold
educational offices; passed.
Willis, amend code in relation to in
corporation Of churches, etc; to public
morals.
Denny, amending code in relation to
suits Of equity; passed.
DDdson, relating to boundary Of
Baker county; indefinitely postponed
BUG BILL.
House bill. by Coon, to provide for a
state board of horticulture, was taken
up; passed.
EVENING SESSION.
Senate bill to authorize Pendleton tc
constuct system Of sewerage; passed
! Nlckt II introduced bill amendinl
Ie ch / rter of Jacksonville; which, un
Ter suspension of tue rules was passed
Senate bill changing boundary q
NultnOmah county 81 as to take in al
If SellwoOd; passed.
Amending charter Oakland passed
For construction of bridge a
Toung's bay; passed.
To prevent thu running at large o
certain animals in Sherman county
passed.
Authorizing Dallas to maintain wa
terworks; passed.
Creating county of Lincoln; passed
Amending charter of d ,llas; passed
THIRD READING of SENATE BILLS.
To enable PIft'an to issue bonds fo
the purchase of NJ rris N street bridge
passed, 35 to Is.
To amend the charter of Engen,
passed.
Adjourned.
sENATE-vEB. IA A. NJ.
Session opened with prayer by Rev
KeIlerman.
Reading of journal dispensed with
McGlnn's bill To amend the presen
method of trial 10y jury; laid on table
Road aud Highway committee repor
f,v"rably on Cogswel's bill, relative t,
roads aud maintaining public high
ways; passed.
Committee on commerce report fav
orably: Wright's bill to incorporat,
Salem; Weights bill to create pounds
Wnghps bill to create county of Elgiu
Dodson's bill to establish a stat
board of health; passed.
Governors message read yetoin,
Manley's house till for the C, nstruc
tion offree bridges across the William
ette river. The strongest reasons a,
signed are that the bridge would ob
struct the river, and that the issuanc
Of bonds for that purpose would roI
one class To the advantage of anot her.
Willis moved that the veto messag,
and dill lie on the table; carried.
Mtxwell's bill for an additional tern
of the ciriult court in rlllamook clun
~, taken from the table; passed.
C'mmittee on claims report favorabl,
Meyers bill to establish Office of stat,
examiner Of engines; adopted; 81 read
ing.
Corporation committee report favor
ably on Alleys bill to establish fsrr,
across the Snislaw river.
Weataerfird introduced bill for IA,
protection "f salmon; referred to com
mittre ou fisheries.
CNgsweil i"troduced oyncurrent reso
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
Decidedly Shaky.

,,n. trembling hand, AN uncertain step, fidge.
une ,I,c .'aieu oS a lesliess sbiiLIng IRON
an,' "r anuoA ahce AT unexpected noises. are
na'2 tne ina u"ns vi extreme nervous
men .nn re ' se. III lrhu &, buIlhe health OF
hnahy' liable 20 te Ovt rLurowu dl,asI,u.'siy
t,,, ~ T"uses W. len The Vigorous mi. hr dety 10
DnI,S the nervous system. gei eiaI vigor
prsLI'' i,,d tua medium ol reinforced ui-
si,mUps at night be raised to Il heauLfui
s'''',I lu a gudrantee tf th,s HIstrIi r;a
lion hS,I , n,.Iers, winch roe, abllshes diges-
~, o'ie se cfeloh auu The habit Oh pud q
poi hlauehtly Regular lasis Tins r.1 ewi,
~ u"y - "o hy tqul, 'ium. winch is foIlUw.u hS
hiann Enin oi ctrensih aha nerve lranquiiIy Foy
and as Iounplal, T. lhtu. atl,m, Leuralgia.
senn"1, pieVehllVe Of the first attack or sIh',
mII',,i return OF Inaarial dIsorurrs, this
TAX" n wntglssslul f''i' inr'ce u DAY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

FoR WILLAMETTE "A meeting Of
- alumni aud former students OF
ftiiannet,e university will he held In
y ohapei next Monday evening To de-
- plans for the advancement OF that
y and popular school.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

READY FOR ACTION. john Patterson
(0d his associates, who have u good
plant, are now about ready to
togin operutlous, 10y erecting buildings,
lo.. provided the aecessary encourage
hent In shown them. Salem certainly
leeds NIL the manufacturing industries
he can get, aud cannot afford TO let
my good thing 40 by her doors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

In JAIL.-Tbere are seven persons
me county Jail. Newsome. Nelson,
|oward aud shive are bound over to
Yeti action of the grand Jnry which
q srss,on. hut has found no true bills
; - Tuesday evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

The WORLDS FAIR-OpeDs May 1st,
and before you start do not forget to
buy you new pair of shoes from E.
Willis at 1l2 Court street in the Opera
House block. He is closing out $1O,-
600 stock at wholesale cost. You can
save SO per cent on your purchase.
2d-1w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

FuSsRAL,-rhe fauersl of Mrs. rhos.
Holland. who died at E,st Portland
Yesterday, Was held this afternoon.
psceasei was daughter of NJ a Saw
age u III pwsil Praids; she Wa. 20 Year,
of sge and died of malaria.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

"A HEALTHY GROWTH, Last night
,ae regular monthly business meeting
y the Y. nj. Z. A. voted In 81 new
|tombers. The committees have all
I'D their shoulders to the wheel, not
kithstanding the absence OF the secre-
wy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

~ TINS Hous. you want any
Dees IL efssnds done you eau get
wood mes~snxer ny the hour or
Call the blue toxea
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

youR Cons Deputy Sheriff Johnson
rived with four United states prisou-
|v for the penltentiary; William Hsr.
~, Hugh 0'Donnell, 4. Il. Smith aud
|harles Swansea, convicted OF selling
|ouor 60 Indians
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

ANoTnER PARTY. The Willamette
II givs another party at the hotel
11nssdsy evening. Parsons music,
l,sslsoa. hss been engaged. aud q,
- The finsst party of the series.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

YouH AT oScE. Mrs. Mcdonald,
1nes Ware. u negro. Mrs. Mary Cline.
NJ J. w. owwiies. were brought up
- Portland last night for commit.
<ne 10 the asylum.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

SATISFY ALL-fhe salem Art CON-
pany 10 doing ss gooi work as can be
toFoed oa'. Visit their gallery on Lilo
vrly street. AZ
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Dr' C'ntris fills teeth without main
Clans Davison's market.
~ IT'S PILLS require no cban0s Of
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
NOTES FROM STATE HOUSE.
CUM oRASo SAILS.

II has Just leaked out that there has
occurred serious break between Gov
ernOf PeUUOy er aud Brigadief-General
ConpsUn. In All interview n lew days
ng high words were heard aud tbe
general was seen to leave the office H.
apparently bad bumOr, aud has not
siuce visited II. General CUmpsOn Will
not talk about the matter, but his
course here shows him to he nIau uf
decided UUiuiUns, aud not easily led moi
made to do what he deems to the iu-
jury Of the militia aud the state--Ore.
goDian today.
Democrats and Republicans were OBJ
jecliug to General CumpsUn, Democratic
candidate for railroad commissioner, rs
u pet Of Governor Peuuoyer's. He is b
Democrat from east Of the Cascades in
Southern Oregon, and the Legislature
should not be deceived into putting
him QUITO the railroad commission OIL
the theory that he has quarrelled with
tue governor. There is "a good deal u
buucuiube about the "seriuus break
between Compson and Pennoyer. 1t h
n move by a few Southern Oregon cor
poration Democrats to defeat the elec
ton Of Robert Glow from the center U
Of the state. Republicans should b,
chosen from Southern and Easter
Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

uiembis salmon. payison's market.
n. t'onsFis fIIls te.th wilhou, psln.
Dvlsoa's NE, ksl sddNss. VI CouI, 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

HooS'. .SS n.s"e', p'nt praise has been xo, h.,
hood HOODS Pills tor their easy, ys, S1s =, oy
2S cents ussls's. Price
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
BORN.

' "a "a .Ga ,6do Thursday morning, Fs,,
V It,n' 1898 to MIR. and Mrs. Aired
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

DE- costrs tiis teeth ~hhoa, paln.
fioundsis. Davisoa's MARKET
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
The Plain Trpth

H,S',a : tooa :. enough for Hoods sarsaUsri,,.
there is no nted Of embelllshma", p,'illa
senSa'''nalism. Simply what Hn., or
'"psF''r ,,a 1r', does that tells the story !,
US ~. merit II you have never ,".',s r'O,s OF
It's benefits single bottle vii, ooa., nsa'll1d
you 1t is good medicine, 'OnVlnee
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Try Moxie soda water, at westacott
Irvine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Oranges Rose brand. seedless, To
3 had only Mt Strong's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

of voter~ at town meetings, etc., was,
on motion or Mr.. Iaman, Indefinitely
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

A gents WANlED,-0n19. - -,
our ssOs sIO TO slOO weekly re ua ~ leT; f from I'M
en' r'o' Box 1871 New York. "
| 2-l2-3ts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
THE LEGISLATURE.

(Conclu1ed from first page
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

A tbE,NtiioN;-CaSh b,,t,Iii oN;; money Maid cor roas
20 b,SnI b,aIts old ion and ali Kinds 'u TO- rags,
l.26ly AZ o'd Court House. Sal m. e'ais'
- l. TOLPOLAR
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14
NEW anNEKTISEM E>Ts

w W"hMrsED Reliable man for rermoran,
ness esner,an S,nrs, pnsli"n, one with some bns,.
chance 10 re. pAlFidrfed AdGrnd G}nd salary and
JouRNAL Office ny Iet'er 81 care
--- 9.l3-3ts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14

Representative Brown, of Douglas
has succeeded II. having the committee
ou education Of which he is chairman
eugraft upon senate bill No. l0l. which
has passed the senate, To create all die.
tricts, having u population Of four thou
sand, independent districts, an amend
nent which lays the foundation for til,
Kindergarten system Of primary edu
cation. AS chairman of the c1mmitte,
on education in the house, Mr.. Browl
has shown IA liberal spirit towards III,
new education, aud il the pioneer o
legislation in this respect. Mr. Lay
man, of Marion moved the amend
meut be adopted. Carried.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-14


The Willis bill to prohibit womeu
from being employed In public oflicts
about the state house aud legisluiui,
has not Yet come up, but there is d
gathering storm Of indignation rising
which will burst about Que SENATOR
ears in manner that will hand biz
pr -ct down TO future generations with
laundering accompaniment of defeat.
A bill for a branch insane asylum H.
Il 'steru Oregon has passed the senate
$l55, 900.
Senator McGiun's bill to abolish the
State Board of Charities has passed tn,
senate. 1t would be too great an act Of
charity to have II fail In the house.
-
Ford's bill to abslish Off ,ial court re.
porters and allow all stenograhers To
obtain public aud official employment
upon passing IA satisfactory examina-
tlon before state board Of examiner
for that purpose, WAS, after his speech
TO the house, reconsidered and passed
almost unanimously.
Visitors at the governors office this
afternoon were very much disappoiut
ed at not finding Gen. Compsou's
bloody remains strewed about that Of
flee.
The senate has refused to pass the
Manley bridge bill over the governors
veto.
Weatherford's bill to have the state
purchase thu Willamette locks was this
evening indt initely postponed Ia the
senate, l6 to 10.
The house this afternoon passed the
McEwan bill To have the state pur-
chase and operate stove works.
Attorney General Geo. +. Chamber.
lain will assist in the defeuse Of Supt.
Downing, in his SANDER suit In the
circuit court.
The senate this afternoon passed a
memorial asking congress To pension
the Indian war veterans.
lMPoRrANT. - The breeders aud
speed association will meet this even.
'nr, nj the ofiice Of the Pacific Land 4
Orchald ca.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-13
THE ASTORIA MORNING. OCTOBER 49, lsss

here-and I spoze the buildin' will be
a sight-all trimmed off with orna-
ments, and flowers and tattin'; mebby
they will hev lace all -festooned on the
outside"
sez he, II always did want to see a
house trimmed with bobinet lace on
the outside. and tattin' and ribbin'
streamers."
| wouldn't dain a reply; he did 1t to
lower my emotions about wimmen.
But 1t wuz impossible. So we turned
our bodies round and set off north by
northwest.
Agin Miss Plank mentioned the dis
tance, and agin Josiah spoke longing
ly Of the live stock.
And l sez with calm dignity, Josiah
you are not a woman"
mo" sez he "dum 1t all, | know /
haint and so there hain't much chance
Of gettin my way"
I KEEP on calmly, and with the same
lofty mean, You are not woman,
and therefore you can't tell woman's
desires that go with me, to see the
glorincation of her own sect, in their
great and lofty work, and the high
thrones on which they have sot them
selves in the year of our Lord, 1893;
am sot," sez J. "I am sot as ever the
statute of America is on her marble
pedestal, ject so solid am riz up on
the firm and solid foundation of my
love, and admiration, and appreciation
for my own sect" -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-13
A Medical Firm Gives Away Cash.

]. F. Smith & Co. of No. 255 Green
wich St., New York, the manufacture
ers of that favorite cathartic known as
Smiths Bile Beans, have adopted a
novel plan. They ask the individual
buyers of Bile Beans to send their full
name and address, with an outside
wrapper from a bottle of Bile Beans
(either size) to their Office, and they
give $5 for the first wrapper received
in each mornings mail, and 81 for the
Cd, Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th. Every day
$40 in cash is thus sent to their cor,
respondents. Ask for SMALL size.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
RESPECTABLE THEFT
She Stole a Pair of Shoes in
This City.
They Were BO h Rights" and She Re.
turned and Was Caught.

Shopliiting Is sonnet hing that cannot be
suppressed and there 10 no doubt more or
less OF IL going on at all times, but some
times those VINO try to get goods with
out paying for them get caught.
One OF hese latter instances took place
very recently In a well known store not a
great ways from Main street, and the
shop,ifIer, VINO was wonpn comforta
bly, well n ami the wife OF an Official OF
an adjoining town, came tn he store in
ner carriage the other day. Soc entere1
he store wltha very high and mighty
air, but left very much crestfalleD
creature.
Sometime over week ago this woman
entered a store here and bought pair OF
~ shoes ana was very particular about
her selection, 20 that there were a num-
her of samples shown her before she
finally decided to buy pair.
One OF the proprietors ha opened to he
the one who waited on her and after she
had gone he missed two shoes. They
were of different style, quality and more
ever were two rights. lie concluded the
woman had taken them and knowing
who she was concluded he would wait
and see I she would bring or send them
to b. changed. He was right, for she
walked in with the air of princess day
or so ago and said a mistake had been
made when she bought the shoes and that
she wanted them changed. Either OF the
proprietors were not In at the time and
the clerk, who was "posted," did not at
tempt to fit her and killed time waiting
for his superior TO come in.
He had not long to wait and then the
woman was charged with the theft. She
nearly tainted and did not attempt to
deny the charge, but asked how much she
would have To pay She was let Of with
paving for the shoes ani went out In a
different style from that OF her entrance.
IL il difficult to understand why a
woman Of her circumstances will steal,
but be that as 1t may, the Injustice OF
such aff irs is this: II she had been p
poor person VINO really needed tse shoes,
she would have been handed over to an
iiice-, but this woman was too "respect.
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