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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

WAsmiroTos, Jan. Z--In tb'
ssnsis yesterday Chandler lfep,). o.
New Hampshire, spoke about .bres
hours. dsvoiIng most Of bis srgum.
'ent to the bIIi 70 suspend immIgra
tlons which measure he favored. IN
tbs oourss ~ bic speeeh. Chandler
spoke of The Inconsistency of admit.
lns slss tsn dollar immigrants and
exeiudins the ssIf supporting aud
lndusisious under ibs labor eoptfacs
Isw. ltsfsrrinz 10 the North Ger.
mnn Lloyd Steamship company,
NJ. Chandler said u wss the favor.
ile route u the secretary u tho tres.
sgx. NE assistant treasurer, The
eon,mIs~Ionsr " immigration. aud
o<hss treasury officials. lie lnvoks
w s~slsisn ~ Of the North German
1>loyd 70 carry out tbs provision no,
y bring a.spo passengers on one
u(sasnship. sud he invoked Ia
~ sInssssy sbs newspaper pfess Of
~ eoasssy 10 sId him In shIs ssss,
wosk u hsaifssaos aud humanity.
A>ss farther sssumsa,. tho bin
W. med'nsd 10 some particulars
"a esdsssd pslslsd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
1888.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

T, n,arpers fazar is a Journal for the hams
he,nt ses = she iulit 81 al latest information
aoUut s,o Fashions, ana its nun etous iiinS,ra
Mans, Mans, rarls desiens,and pattern-sh heet sun.
hons dres sTe indispensable alike TO tie
mouIs,e ~ eIs No expense is spared 10 masa
aed aef us bright stories, amusing coman,es or
and and ,,s ,t,s1,ughtlul , essays satisfy ali tastes
wit and bpngse, pSge is famous I, as a budget OF
tsSers t tning is included which is OF in.srsss
wri,Ssn monien The serials Tor 1893 win he
oIacs,ca; nrss.ns Ierhune H rrck will furnish h
Grace K,Se seriesl entitled "At the Toilet
pace FAC Wheeler will be freaneni eon,ri, nIu IAN
noSi,k ny work OF women in The Columbia Es- Is.
%s pusl,lon Will be iully Represent w,,h Tf.
.'.TWSny '.WaDy illustrations: +. W. Hiee,nson WIN IN
audience. Piease cultivated
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Olympia oysters 10 any style only
S5 cents q plate NJ strong's festau-
rant.
Choice cider Clark n Eppley.
Plenty ~ furnished rooms at low
rates. BafgeDvs Lodging House.
Opsra house hlock. 1851
II Commercial street s. a %.
NeA goods by every boat at Keller
a. Mafshs, Nov is the proper time
10 places your orders for furniture.
The assortment IA unusually large
the prices q. X. Try Keller n
Marsh and get 1903 bargain.
sweet elder Clark 4 Eppley.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
SOMETHING NEW,

The new Tine Card, which IA non,
10 euect, via the "Wisconsin Csn,., ~
Lines" In connection with ,hn
northern Pacific r r., affords ,be e
ssIaveling public the best fscl,,,;ss
rom all points west to Cbieasa sns
points east and south. ~"u
Inc unsurpassed equipment of,sras
20 hs patrons, combined with snaas
comfort and safety. surpsssing spesd; "a;
It's eompetitos. all
All through trains are eom,os
m ruliman yestihulesi daw;naI,eu
e., rs wl.h dinins cars asd daS
way nssI nay through fast train each
Chic.,a ss,.s .',,s eio-e connection 4,
ss Fss s,ss1'i x,'n trains 10 all dirssiiop.'
My A. sss'.s ',ne tables. etc, a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
An Enemy Bamed.

There ~ an enemy with whom thou.
sands are familiar all their lives. because
they are burn with tendency 10 bilious.
aese. with this enemy they are oonstap :
~ battling WITH insfirctOal weapons. He's
Mere pursetves viii uot reform a clsor.
dtfed eoudition of the liver Indicated not
by constipation eione. hat also by sioh
headaches, yellow uess OF the skin aud eye
balls, muses.. furreu tongue aud uneasi.
uess more particularly upon pressure on
tue right side, upon aud below the short
fius, Avoid drastic purxatiVes whtch
Eftpe And weaken the iuteetins, aud subsll,
tute this world famous anti-bill0us cordial
which itsewlso removes inalarial, stuul.
scnic sui sidney coinpiaints, fheu Inatlsm
eud nefsousness- AZ laxative OF the
biweis, painless but effoctual, II Improves
appetite. sleep aud the ability 10 digest,
sud Possesses the additional advantage
al standard tonic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

wsastseme ssh 'fbe
Hasnt las ss'sbesa ~ smsnd
mssl lsgbe FM'si lsis classification.
ne Fslsi sefvlcs ~ ~ ioihelaae sil
tss 4 llse,s ehlc@ N shich TREE
sss eeasns@a ~ b. en rms
fbns mlhew esses se ~ ffs'shi
lsmlna isefte ire eslensioh, ire
egsn Afslcs feies sfftIed enis n
tirss pe'ohice. which hsa - msny
- eng smpiey@, nov 'be @fslcs
slseas " M oaiees wbefs csfflefs
4fe emeiosed
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
A Common Word.

Inc ass is generally supposed to
Dear the same name in ali fami,;a,
OF speech. In Accadian its sound i
doubtful, but in Turkish speech II ;s :
as as-ek with the noun en5;na 10 m
ekl, while in Egyptian il is su, Tba 10
Aryan asinus has been oomnarls
with the Semitic athon, FOR assS ~ y
and all these words seem 10 co,'.
nom the old root as blow 'ss nc
breathe, and TO be thus connao.ss ~
with the softer form ali, and so w;,s s;,S
the note OF the animal which - "i.n
greatest Popularity. In Other : ~ a's
sSases 'he ass Is called khars. he
waoerles :, @ out from similar origin
= may De eonjectured that the as.
--soottish Review. NAL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

LsBAros, Ose., Jan. 7.--Mr Os-
borss. while cumming raw at tbs
5oundsy today was badly injured by
The bursting Of M emery wheel. one
ptses splitting his fsee from the
snoutn 70 the TOP Of tins forehead,
Anothey breaking b,s arm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

rnnspea, fsp isa, T. ~ a.
ssp'a~Ies n ssa ibIs morning the
I.ss~> j,dsiIs eeespIed W ihs tist'
~ sod tsns families, 10 ssss'
slsssl, VA w,seksd Three psnons
ws,e tIIIsd sso 4 somtes injured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Oregon sbou d not go unrepresent-
ed at the Worlds Fair, If the MEN,
bers Of this session of the legislature
go without their salaries to provide
for IL. But that Is not necessary.
There is money enough In the state
treasury to pay the members, their
clerks, aud to make a fine display of
Oregon resources at Chicago.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Dhsvsa, t'ela, tsn 1-s0t'e
IsslssI,, usses Watson, sI'ss WI
IIsmS, 1ebs wMss, Minnie VII
Hams, ssd others i,svs bsss ssfesssd
~ ehsc jlhlsG Thousands N dol
Iess, wossb N goods bsys been ~
eovsrsd With psom N large ship
uvenlx 10 spotsDs and Chicago
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

-. = .. x.ess 4 .s . 2. . 49, ~ s....s. Z. ~ 90. @
g@ehl5 t<l .e4 ~ iIss etiI pse<ea Czs
ss<'s issa k.ii. s9a s.ise ne stssplssies. -
.es.ss ssfsc~>es--. ssa siss slfsazss ana
a nsa's w,f< sk1ala <f~<rs h< Ne ..ns.
<@I<< <,@3|f ~ hef hHftIa1. koI u 49, 4.
<<tA 4<I e4IYHnt eA4 e<<* t>f>ff4 ttua
~ ~ lA,-'< t<-.<->s ~ = W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

1AoDxA, Jxa. s.--I'bs steamers
A2ou1a ssd hsixsns, Atlantic IIasf-
- = - bsoeshs sfousd tho Horn,
~ vlIl n piso~d on sbs Tsecms
~ or1saisi sssss. bab vessels
Nm ssss is~ssd ~ fsod~slI. Can.
H& o.. Ths statement hes tssn
n<el hsfnss, sud hess asslsd.
, le6esaasaioa nos censs from
klrN neuhsvs rssins su,sesisy.
~ s1rnnuhIps ere the pfep~sIy Of
~ nclen IIss. ssd sss part u The
~ 49, ~ fus ,ssp Piled b.
- Mew f<t ssa Livsspssi
v1o1 - ~ s~~ss sss,sses'es on
|nr1l, eapssss sssiAs ssd@ssd B,
1ununsy 6sDs'ss'sai. ne oaiss
~ - - ~ ~ '.ssiss~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

There is a larger number Of young
men and new men 10 the Oregon
legislature than ever before. This
bodies well for the state. This new
material may strike new gait In
legislating for old Oregon. They
have history to make and 1t sh ould
not be ancient history.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

cfEcIrsAri, Jan. 7,--T'bs Ice 10
HE Ohio river ~ again gorgsd, and
experienced river msn say that
shipping and The coal feet are IN
grestsr pssli than sver Steamboats,
~ the landing I'll keep steam up
cad await their fats.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Legislators without distinction
~ party want to read the CAPITAL
JoURNAb. II represents the side Of
the people always. The WEEKLY
will be eent TO your constituents
over the session for 25cts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Nfr yesfs Ian T. vse nee
sss@ sea sse death ffvr ssp''ss 'sv'
~ sss ppynea pydss, nssios ibs
hsmi,~s N ss@ss asee me IN ioe,
so1 dxsslsx ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

VANCOUVER. ~ a., ian. I'M A.
Mclean, justice u peace here, he's
besn appointed ny the dominion
government special commissioner q
visit Omgon sod Washington, u
ascertain the condition Of the se,tIen
snd State the advantages u British
Columbia for settlers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Members Of the legislature who
may wish 10 see their home papers
or examine exchanges are welcome
to call at the JOURNAL office. We
have chairs, stove, light, desks, and
opinions. The former are free. The
latter are not for sale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

TITS JouRSAb, DAtLYand WEEK.
bY viii have fuli legislature reports.
~ will pfint sIl the proceedings,
suppfesslng nothing IL " ~ also
give fuil opinions Of pending legisla-
tf,,,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

TyrE WaiTfNa. The under
signed Ia prepared 10 do iype.writ-
Ing, copying aud oiiice stenograpIc
work. on reasonable terms. Room
II, Gray block. sTELLA SHERMAN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Nestucca cbeew--ibe best In Ore.
goD -aDd sold only by Clark a
Eppley.
II Commercial STREETS. A q.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

LroisLAwns, NOrIcE. -Four or
ilvs boafders wanted oDCourt street.
between ~ and ~. Accommoda-
tlons good. Price reasonable.
i.2Gt DAVID EARLY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
OhuSeh Burnsd.

HfromAmros, N. Y.,Jsn. 1.-THE
yIsst Baptist Coufch burned this
mDrnisgi Ioss, tiiO.coo, Insurance.,
spo no, The nss started from fur
nxss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

There is no senator to elect, but
the asylum investigation aud state
pfisob fefofm ought 10 furnish sofne
,s,Iltiaat exrisement.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
Insane Asylum Investigator
Notice.


Notice Is hereby given that the
COMMITTEES un Insane A-y lum of the
State Beard ~ Charities aud Corret
tioDs Will bold session at iheInsaue
Asylum si Salem. Oregon. on Tues.
day, Jsnuary i0lh, isga, q, i0e'cIock
A. NJ, for the Investigation of com
plsinis snd of the general manage.
mfnt of the ssylum. Any persons
having eomplsiais 10 make or In.
formation 10 furnish the Committee
are inviisd 10 ~ present and will be
heard.
Tnos. n. srnoNo.
hecfsisfy ~ the state Hoard Of
Charities aed Cossscsioos
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
HARPER's PERIODICALS

The volumes Of the Ra,a.h
Ms srst number for January oegih with the
,,Ina MN oseln % with the Iunl ber snunscriptions
'ime OF reeeipl Of order. eufrent al the
three Years noISmss SiSs Of Harper's Bszar n.
WI De sent by mail, pos,asoth e,oth binding.
fresss, iree OF expenss ,np; psin; or ~
e'shs nmsi voc oo-s not exceed one sppio,ided the
binding dim essss w,, 70 for each volume, su,,sA,. g.,
neNeipt ofSl each. mall postpaid, on
hsmltlnnees should n.
az loss. 'eei or orsh. TO avoid ebasse
tissmsnn,a issnssnaners I,.,s arc 70, TO copy tn.
per Era hsls Las express order OF saser- xsr
'as's' HARPER a BROTHERS.
New Ysrk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

W1sH,~efss, ., q, i~s, 7 'i''
president ~nt ~ ths mssie Ne
eyssIssIlsa N iisssg tlIsy tssns
s<1ens.. " bs aga ssasisht is~t'
n,es,Ay s4ssssl,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

F0usD--A a sum Of money. Own.
Or can have thc same by proving
property aud paying charges. Gall
~ JOURNAL ofIlce. IL 12m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

Wood, Wood. - Plenty of II sawed
and ready for delivery. Leave your
orders NJ IiyaD's stable, corner Of
Ferry and Liberty. dl0-I0f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

fhs city ofsaItm abd i,s improved
streets receive mans eomfilnent'
ffom The assembling Legislators.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

fwN afe 4 sfeht mabs hhe ~
tsaHbs gvuns meh amohe tie Iesis
lesofl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

oss'ersstssevensdArtea, 70 chI .lrru tA.,
sreee'an'sai = Superior 10 any prsssrlpssOs
sne~A 70 ma N A. ARcnEa. N. d.
III 81 oxfSsd ss. rsook5a, MT
-fhe use u sC.1orix a =, ,..,..,
~ neftts - ~sll knuHa thai (, se,,'.s .''sS -,'
N Wf<<efo<stiQn % sn<orse N Fs~ s--,ts
.sss,st 5sts.s ss tss.s,ss ~hs ~ M kesp oaalsr.z
cAsles Nssrsx mn,
i~as r~ss>s p'se4a,asa~ss ksicsass ~ stS cSs,cA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

1py,hs. IN = I@%s 80
1spH h~sf fYty, n ~
lvssIe M 1sl'>s y ssisn
6es<|ws la'a no em@ srd
n(n3s l<fms 'ns 'tsw 'fss
n IN n Iys' n lmh, sss 49,
~ ~ sh>~ n ~ Tl.shsf me-
>)v aIefv n sys .''sslsees y ~
11ses es'1h f*'s 'hrm wages N
~ pslee f'h~s sssf,~a y ~rh
1<eS's a1s sss AZ, rte stva ~
4elaA. sAss fsla N sha aIAksts1a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

saturday. Jan. lsb. issa. at she
family home u ifsli's Ferry, Of
pulmonary c'nsompsion. Mo. Wan.
Hall, sssd ss ye<ss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
School Tax Notice.

The school tax of district No "a for the
year 1892 IL now due aud payable at the
Office OF w lie A. Moores, district clerk,
loom 4, No. 237 Commercial street, Salem,
Oregon. The same will be deemed delin-
quent unless paid before March 3, 1893.
WYLIE A. MUORES,
I.7-dw.2w District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
1898.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.
1888.

barper's Weekly is acknowledged as
riodicals in Az erica. 1t occupies a place
between hat of the hurried dailypaper and
that of the less timely magazine. 1t in.
cludes Doth literary and news, and presents
of current history and the iaaelnatiye
themes OF fiction. On ac cunt of It's very
complete series of illustrations Of the
Worlds Fair. Ii will be not only the best
gu1de 10 Inc great exposition, but also it's
pest souvenir. Every public event of gen
eral interest will be fully ilius tated in its
pages, Its contributions being from the
best writer's and art sis IN the country. IL
VIII continue TO excel in litera ure, news,
its class. Vi
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

rr,us.age Tree 10 all subscribers In the
United states, canada, and Mexico.
me volumes of the Weekly begin with
W6in ,Ht nIst number for January of each year.
VIII begin with the number current at the
time OF receipt OF order. ING
,hssn bound volume OF Harrers Weekly for.
ir shfee years back, in neat cloth biIding.
e1nres ~In ee SEM Dy mail, postage paid or BY
S,ah, nee OF expense UrUviced the
i,eis n ~ @ uoss I OF exceed one dollar per vol.
binS,n oiU,n cas,s lor each volome. suitable for.
OIhuihg, VIII be sent by mail, post.uaid.
on receipt OF sl.O0 each. f''pai"'
of,ied f,mieml,lances should be made by Post
olilce money order or draft. To- avoid
chance of loss, =" "'oiu
tiseep tiseeeeWspaptrs are not TO copy this adver-
per Brothers. oiuei Vi far-
Address; HARPER BROTHERS.
New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

ou saturday. Dve. sIa. isoa, Of
heart srcable. A. c.In, ~ his home,
In csv~isy. Or, aged ~ years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

SNzteria eures co'ie ooossipstsca.
seer s.ouAoA. pi~FrhonA. KrucazsScu
Ai-s Meru'@s gives sis~n end psuu.oess Z
wiA0ai laiarso1s nedA.sas~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
FOR RENT,

lem aetrs o. good garden land near Ga
Apply al once 10 BOFER BRaS
JOURNAL olfiee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07
1881 THE 01ED'VAroh 1Ep 1898
CountryGentleman
THE BEST OF THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.

4 arm NTOP5 anu uAEOCCpsOSS
Horticultur g and Frui: Growing
Lives took and Dairying,
While IL also includes al minor depart-
mepts of Rural interest, such as the poul-
try yard, entomology, Bookkeeping, green
house and grapery, veterinary replies,
farm questions and answers, fireside
reaoinE, domestic economy. and sum-.
mary Of the news OF the week. Its mar.
ket reports are unusually complete, and
much attention is paid TO the prospects Of
the crops, as throwing light upon one Of
the most important of all questions
When to buy and when to sell. 1t is lib
orally illustrated, and by recent enlarge
ment. contains more reading matter than
ever before. The subscription price Is
$3.50 per year, but we offer a special re-
ductiOn In our
CLUB RATES FOR 1893.
Two Subscriptions. in one remittance S q
Six Subscriptions, " TO-
Twelve Subscriptions, 49,
RV-lo all New Subscribers for 1893, pay
ing in advance VOW, we will send the pa
per Weekly, from our receipt of the remit.
lance, TO January LIST, 1893, without charge.
aF-Specimen Copies Free. Address
LUTHER TUCKER & SON, Publishers,
Albany. N. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

tpr several ysars have rsccmm~,sn
{v.r SastorsA, and sAzn sl4kys oocEln,,s ~
~. ~ * :, = has invariably prodacsi 6sszdslsl
rp~n '. fAHpsa n n.
IN "n&hsos> lisa Sarss< snd m Ava,
Sss fsrs c.ly
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-07

,rostage free to all subscribers In the
United states, canada, and Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

r.. u. Clark, Mrs. Il. a. Ottes, Mrs. Q. A.
Clark. waldoboro; Adam y. Leighton.
Portland: Mrs. II. n. barnard, May \.
Barnard. Mrs W. I. Eaton. ". !. Eaton,
Henry H. Eaton, Lille u. Eaton, Calais;
Jeanie Lincoln. Portland; A. q. Murphy,
Seal lIarbor; y. &. Thayer, Waterville; L.
G. Kennedy. Newcastle; W. W. whitmarsh,
Norway; Hall e. Iiurleigh, vassalboro;
j. y. Bass and wife, Bangor; Z. L.
Hathaway, Norway; Nellie ). Prescott.
Bildeford; Thomas u. Shaw, Portland;
n. N. Jones. II. /. Benson, X. II. Mo.
I.aughin. W. A. Puringtou. Bangor; Mrs.
Ella =. Grimes, Rockland; William Fiiz-
gerald, Meadows; Jesse Dena, lewiston;
Mrs. Enoch Martin. Bridgton; Carrie t.
Leadbetter. North Haven; Paul Robinson,
I. NJ. Richards, ID. H. Wilmington, Cam.
den: n. y. Parington. Bow,loin; Mrs. ID.
II. Smith, winterport; Mrs Lucy VI.
Kicker, Augusta; II. J. Fuller, Kenne-
bunkport; Marquis y. King. Francis y.
Piaisted King. Lueita king, Portland;
Waldo Petteugili. Sarah T. %. A., Bessie and
George W. Pettingill, Rumfori; Nina A.
Downes, Calais; Harriet I. Madigan, Al
bert W. Madigan. Houlton; MrS Mary L.
Patten, Mrs W. II. Strickland, George !.
wescott, Mrs. George I. wescott, Mrs q.
W. Coffin, Bangor; X. N. Hall, Mary
McManus, wintsrport; Atwell w. Sweet,
Mary A. wiggin. bath; Mr.. and Mrs. y.
N. simpson, Carmel: Omar Clark, Ellen
N. Clark. Carratunk; Nicholas Fessendsn,
Laura L. Fessenden. Fort Fairfield; 3. ii.
Allen, Thomaston; Mn. J. N. Caldwell,
kennebunk; Mrs George Stetson, Miss
Nellie Stetson. bangor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
THE JEWEL cASkeT.

There In n great fancy for ball watches; II
solidly incr,isted with diamonds, 70 much
the better.
Silver skewrrs are desired for the sort Of
cOoking nlen and women like to 10 after
theatrrs aud on Sundays These ARE for
dainty bits that people like to fix for them.
selves.
The queen chains have made themselves
unique again by new way VI wearing the
watch. The latter IL tucked under thecol.
lar. and the chain dangles In front as =
brooch.
The tender passion In jewelry is much In
pvidrnce Two hearts skewered on q dart,
two dove. billing and cooling on branch,
the hearts suspended from q love knot. are
among the favoritea
The long. sectional gold chains puncturri
with pearls that were introduced for lor.
gnons and were appropriated Tor NUTS ars
now, Il In ss.id. being used In the old fash.
ionsd way Tor watch chains
A woman who paid Si.7oo for pair OF
.oliisirv earrings 10 years ago, desiring To
sell them rscrntly, could get no larger offer
than kND. The diamonds were acknowl.
stigssl to be unusually dns stones, but they
are squarv cut, and fashion pre~cribes round
.-Jewel~rs' Circular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
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"wherever we have seen the sons OF
Maine In the past, whether upon the
battlefield or In the forum, whether en-
gagged In the arts and sciences OF In the
busy marts Of trade, they have always
honored their native state. And the fame
and accomplishments Of her daughters are
not circumscrihed BY the boundaries Of
our own country. but have gained msrttsd
Reeegnitiea In Yersign Lasds.
"while We exult In their success, all
will today mingle their congratulations
with ou1, that the good old mother STATE,
true TO her motto. is moving forward with
wonderful progress The restless and
sweeping tide Of emigration, EARRING In
its movement many OF the accomplished.
earnest and energetic young men and
women Of the state, has practically ceased
Natures great storehouse Of industrial
wealth within our borders has been opened
by an enterprising people. and they arc
creating value at home. The state OF
Maine IL no longer shipping away her
natural wealth a. unfinished material, but
she II adding her labor and skill, and send.
Ing forth the finished product. She 10 tax.
Ing her lumber from the forests, her
granite and slate from the quarries, her
wealth from the mountains and the bills,
and with her skilled labor creating com.
modities Of value and supplying the dc.
mands OF other states
awhile her wooden ships traverse every
sea, carrying American products to the
markets of the world. her enterprising
citizens have already demonstrated that
she cannot be outrivalled In the construc.
ticn Of ships Of iron.
''She IL rapidly bringing into life her
vast undeveloped resource. The waters
OF her great rivers, the Penobscot, the
ksnnebsc, the Androscoggfn end the
saco, with their unlimited powers, are Be.
Ing utilized In their course to the SEQ,
while numberless smaller streams are be-
ing brought into actual use and furnish.
Ing power to the numerous and diversified
industries that are springing up within
her linita
u u hut the beginning
of the important part Maine IL to take In
the industrial progress Of the United
States and of the civilized world.
'She Possesses within her boundaries 40
fair and fertile lands ~ can be found In
any state Of the Union, and an increasing
variety In crops Is rewarhing the efforts OF
her husbandmen. She has the cultivated
farms. the prosperous homes, the great
manufacturing establishments and com.
mercial warehouses
''She stands almost without rival In
her devotion to the great educational In.
.erests Of the people, the true foundation
of good and permanent government. And
wherever the eye may turn you will be-
hold our public and private institutions OF
learning, the sources Of wisdom aud knowl.
edge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

rOIoWinBh
0everssv Cissvss' speech,
I'VE come to extend hearty greeting
10 the sons and daughters Of Maine and
her invited guests who have honored M
with their presence. In the name OF
great commonwealth welcome you 10 all
the hospitality Of this home, constructed
and built from the materials Vt her ex.
haustle~a mines and forrsts, furnished and
fitted with many Of the products OF her
varied manufactoriss, indicating the great
natural wealth and progress OF ons OF the
most prosperous states In the American
Union.
1--WE bring 70 this wonderful and mag.
niAcent city Of Chicago. to this great and
patriotic stats Of Illinois, aud TO the noble
sons and daughters Of Maine throughout
the west, the cordial and generous greeting
OF sysry citizen Of ths old Pine Tres State.
"Nains 10 not Indifferent TO the success
Of her sous and daughters who have
founded homes beyond her borisrn. and
ems bsholds with pride their achisvemsno
and their prominence In shaping ths e.
faIIs and destiniss Of other stassA The
mighty influence and power ths5 have ex.
cried & Q high and lasting tribute 70 ths
soclal aud sducstiouai advantages OF our
stats and y IL instltuteaA