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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Worlds Fair.

"The Union Pacific have pub
lisbed a very neat pictorial worlds
fair folder, containing colored litho.
Craps Of the various exposition build
lngs, birds eye view of the grounds,
with complete map Of the city,
show Ing location Of tue fair, hotels,
railway depots street car lines aud
cily parks. Copy of the same may
be bad by addressing W. II. Hurl-
Ourt' assistant general passeuge
agent, Portland, Or" Yours truly.
w. II. HUBERT, A. G. p. A.
2 Cat
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
1893.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLus usTRATED.

1t giSipS ipers rs haznr Is u ysprnal for the home.
aJ,' nj f,sI'1ihlfs fuV ihlfs 81 u~latest Information
tions nuns dnu It's nun efous iiusira-
pt p'tn'.sr rsr de,igbs,, nd JaiierI,-shetI SUP.
hons dr,se e hulsl ENABLE alike TO lie
"a, dist ur' ss-nak : al d the roiessi sional
H. Arii't 80 40 ,Apebse is spared 10 make
,,va rs br gut stOri, !. hn,nsi,,y ,o,,s, 49, ies
hnd i,s i,spush,lul essays satisfy nIl IssIes,
viii s1'd "f page is iaiI4OusHs h Ludntt OF
ev, =, tnipgn gnuinor. Ia II weekly issuts
tO Wom.h iheludtd hich Is ui interest
NTitte,, IA lie stIais luT 1879 viii be
Chrlsti,. hlef btsfnt aud Edn Vail.
itrace X, sc, se' res cut .ilcd AT ne Joitt"
dace VIII e., s, - IN, ms LONE hhler az d tam
pusii,un @ U "nhitn Ia 'het nIun Liau Ix.
irsnyo y WI WI be Iully Terr,ssnl' ID d WIN
women s sne IiOns: W II gyms. u, in
sud ~ g.. ''eh, viii please IA Gu tiv It'd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
nigh Mountain. ia t.,

An ing the other pr.a, -
,na,,e. ,ai, country the number Of h. si.l, ~
mountains Is rcmaflabis t.'. ~ nigb
Including a.i'. those of Alss.a. tt'.... t''-.ere
800 mountains IN Tie Tri.',s N,sse s' are
,9ch . excc'si!ng 1000 fset :, ,,iit' o1att''
sost y are IN the Rocky rrd =, nssight
Nevada hinges. and - aA' Sierra
IOsr T,nh "a ar. found IN Colora,Io I",,sl a,'s
nan. Se;n IN Alaska. however. -,'o nS. and 70
.ish'st ,a.'.a st there icing IN Tia. "'s .' The
and Mount Elias. al.a ~ ,s.yO feet.
so ~ ,, Iesi high. l. the lof,i'., 100, "a 70,
The Va'ted States. = Yankss I,,al az IN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Floods in Pennsylvania.

fLrTsBuRo. Penn, Feb. THE
Alleehany and Monongahela rivers
aro rlsing rapidly, and merchant,
oss relnovIng goods in anticipation
of disastrous food within the mex,
y hours. All snail streams above
oFo out OF their banks. The water
~ = Keshannock, at New Castle, IL
hlShef than for many years. A
ortlon IL the southern part OF the
~ \ Inundated. several houses be-
~ swept away aud many families
6Se rescued In boats.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
wnEcKED VESSEL SIGHTED
9sppossd 70 be a British Ship Bot
tom Up.


PoRr TOWNSEND, Feb. THE
BarkentIne Retriever arrived the
deadlock this morning from San
FfancIsco. She reports seeing n
double deck vessel bottom up ~
miles southwest Of Cape Flattefy
lat Friday. Shipping men are IN .
qusndsry about the Identity Of the
vessel. In some quarters II Is be.
Ijeved II IL the British ship 81. Mon.
ion, 1870 days from Santos. BrszII, for
this port. The vessel IL 9J days
over due. An unautbeDtIcsted re-
port N 10 the effect that there are
two direIIcts of cape FIattery. Re.
cent arrivals report unprecedented
ItOrms of Oregon and Washington
ooasts during the past week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
AN IDAHO WRECK.
long List Of Killed and Wounded

Long List OF Killed and Wounded
Boise. Idaho, Feb. IA state,
man special from Pocsiello says 10,
second section " the Union PaciG'
passenger train No. was wrecke'
ten miles esst VI Huntington, Desl
ODDS Ferry. The mail car jumped
the track on n curve. A first cInt,
co ich aud chair Car turned over ~ d
rolled down aD eDibankment. Tb.
l3 year old daughter Of Mrs. EgaD
" Chicago, was killed. Two other,
we're seriously injured aud fneei
badly bruised.
Geo. Hanson, OF Minneapolis, b
travelling man, who was on the traiu.
arrived here. He states that th.
wreck wos caused by the spreadiD,
Of the rails. The train, which wa,
the second section eastbound, wa.
behind time, and was running fast.
The engine and mail car passed
over the dangerous place In safety.
The smoker left the rails aud carried
the chair car with II. These ran
along fifty feet and went over AL
embaDknent ilfty feet. Eliza EgaD
was killed 10y going through win.
dow aud being crushed under the
car. Mrs w. &. Pubst was wedged,
and the car had to be cut away b.
4, fleet her release.
Following is a Hat OF casualties:
Killed Eliza Egan. Chicago.
Injured-AIrs. Esun aud three
Chicago, bruises and In.
terDally; j. {. todelI, Minnesota
Lake. MINI, badly Injured about
hips and internally; w. q. Pabsi
ana wife, Chicago, both injured IN
back and internally; j. q. Hahn.
New York, hand broken; Baggage
nan w. III. Danlelson, Huntington,
Dr., seriously cut and burns.
The following received bruises aud
'uia: j. g. Arbuckle aud wife, AS.
zen, Colo. "a. Il. Allen, 81. Edwards,
Neb.. q. Patlen, Salt Lake; Mrs. :. |
". Williams and child, Aspen,
)olo.; q. G. Stone, Aspen, Colo; w. |
.. Grlnnel, Weiser, Idaho; o. Il. |
'hipps, Boone, Iowa; L. Middleton.
lobleville, Neb.; Il, Phhner, Wells
er, Neb.; Jas. Stafford, Chicago; J. |
.ewis, Corvallis, Or; l.. Turner,
.ewisville, Colo; G.. NJ. M,eker,
'or,land, or.
The wounded were taken to Hunt
ngtoD.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
sNta Mtheffs

wheHl 6if Mt iusiUi
Oais #@ iur ftf ieini
rHalas tO6bbo ft hWbtl
flu ttm rat hli
hfan satktdi iit Nv rti ton
sfuns .slcHtdi tiD5u ttfttU
ssea sic mfd sch.
thrtehs sloiO W. lb
thrted ICED ispektdj tig.oU.
iiupks iglc ttf NJ
u eat icppf NJ
Turkeys ior rt "
Ltd igl@iic tcflb
i,mief M@g5 ref rturd
tieef t@i2lc dressed,
Veai i0mi2lc. dressed
foh fmi2lr dressed
Wmd ii@is wt N.
HOPS i5@islc ter No.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
ohsrman Act Must 90.

VI AeHISoroS. Feb. 7.-Culbert.
of Texas. Introduced In the
1oo Today bill previously made
Milo. repeallng tho Sherman Pur
1oco Silver act, aud substituting
~ Bland act, aud providing for
re of bullion accumulated I'm.
- Sherman act.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Another Steamer Ashore.

CATHAM, Mass, Feb. THE
oleamer Cottage City, from Portland.
Maine, for New York, ls ashore on
Qo(or bar. The sen Is very rough
ND pounding heavily. The steam.
- hAs passengers and valuable
cnrxo. No boat has been able to get
ncar enough to render any assist
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

Hsew W. M lpemafsfsf shd
e,sesd m semi lesdiag lsfrhed
rmmiilsr m fiecllHns fermitd
esywsdig m Wmdtti's tii ~ ffs
peei emsitg N sbimtis
wmdsfi ihlefiHd lNidi iesplui
liae regarding tmtesi "du'l,h N
gpsaims N abvlfi iainf, bet
pe~s tili ~ ibwdfUftle Ufeioh
Clitl Nisfnd W efmftiiuns
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
flnmnlaielv Itnrnntad

How many rein dies there nre which
merely elieve Without upftuting disc =.
The contrast with sterling medicines
which such palllaH es afIJrd, not only en-
hances the dignity VI the former, bu'
serves to emph slz the fOIlv NJ rmploylng
hdf way IN assures when thorough ones
. eavaila le a marked instance oi this
II The effect on the one hand, Of Hostel.
te's stomach Bitter inc ses uf chills and
fever and bilious rtmittent, aud or the
other " ordinary remedies IN maltdles Of
this tyte. BY the Bitters, fnalarlal rufn-
laini IN ever, stage, ard Of The most
mallgnant type, are completely conquered
nnd lnse their hold upon the system.
They ARE rp"ely, II ever, dlslodged by The
ordinary resources Of medicii e. although
tbelr syin Dtufnl may unques'ion ibly he
hhtishtd Though such means. The
same hulds cd 4 indigestion ,biliousness
Kidney COMPLAINT, rheumatism, nervo =.
ness aud debi ity' BY the Bitters they
are cured when many remedies fail.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Floods In Queensland.

olnDANE, Queensland. fsb. T.
~ continues completely iso-
~ nocds. In the region about
bay hundreds OF houses are
lehsd by rushing water.
unnds Of de- iltute people have
vsiuke Ia the hills. Business
= cOln pletely suspended.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

rLLesssuao, wssb, feb H.
Ansf leIoa ont sbou, four boos,
The ny IN The csse n csI. Iisie, M
trial fof fobbefy N the i,csly i,wnk
last night returned q verdict of
guilty ~ cbafged. iils attorney
gave notice lba, they would move
for new trial A jury Is nov b.
Ing eie ted fof iiie TRIAL ~ rom Kin.
~, another ~ The alleged gang.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
LOST IN THE WAVES.
Bark Alice Ashore Five Sailors
Lost.

New York. N. Y, Feb. THE
Norwegian bark Alice, In ballast,
came ashore ut Long Bench saving
station last night. Before an at
tempt could be made TO rescue the
crew, Aye attempted to land IN their
own boat, but It was capsized and
All drowned. The remaining II
members Of the crew were rescued
b. the life line.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

POPULET SENATOR
~. Y. Allen Nebrsska's u.
3. Senator.
a@.44as-
sEyEnlL VESSELS Ashore
as-@.la4a-Aa-
)oueh Weather NJ sea- Floods
In The East.


L'scoLr, Nsb., Feb. T. William
Y. Alien, a popuIIst, was elected
UeIied States senator on jcint bal
Iot, rsceIvine 70 votes 10 81 for Pad.
dock. Independents and Demo-
cfats voted for Allen,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
llrs. whitney's Funeral.

foRK. Feb. 7 The funera'
William G, whiiuey. wifi.
1crv'ary Of the Navy, Was
Ae morning at 81 Bar,hol. .
Church. Among the pall
vers Presiden,.Elec, Grover
IL aud Cornelius Wander.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

BfssAHk, ~ u. feb. T. BaliU
Tor Uniied States seualof stood
EoglO II, With the rest scattering
among II other candldafeg.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

nox clrs. Mo-. f.b. H.
r1l. ehief clerk Ia Adjaiani
y vlek hams otfioe. has laid
vvrner Stone charges Of
pplnsiax fends by Wick.
nasas not having been
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Wyoming senatorsbIp

CngygSEg, Wyoming, Feb. L.
The senatorial ballot today stood
Woodruff, n; New, o, rest scattering
among six csndldates.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MillAMlttr.

WILLAMETTE
! H. SCOTT ". q. Bjdad, soh
Ffancisco.
n B,ch, r.. +. Willis, NJ s. Wal
liz, Z. W uicouy, M.JMcKinnop,
Jno Noyes, Jno n. Woodward j. G.
ttivehy, Portland.
n q. Gates Hlllsboro.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Looking for Statesm on.

Hosros. Feb. TIT Is reported
Thai cleveland has offered the sec.
~ <yship of state to John Quincy
Adnn,s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
SUPREME COURT


BALfg, OE, Feb. o, isas.
Jaoob Brown and Charles NJ,
Brown, APPS, W. fafmefs' supply
Depot company nDd j. H. Hartman,
fesps appeal from Polk county,
argued aud submitted Am liuf.
ley attorney fof APIS o. Y, Paxton
attorney f0r respondents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

" ilmds ssmtsHis Il Aiwavs
siiida NE btards ~ feason tfetnH
N stfptI N aissys sfW8is ~ The A.
tef, ominon ssusp N 'hibkirs feo.
pic bemase itis if1e abd n Il alwats
hilg sulslsplialed Nv ebdmsemenis
whleb, IN lbe hnahHsi wofld wouid
ie accepted willput sfbpnebrs he's
liatl1n,
Fofs general faulty eslhsfiic we
confidently recommend iiood's Pills,
fnf watpfiinsss, weakhf ~ lack
meuefgy take Summons Livef llegni
laiOf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
hARPLR's PERIODICALS.

United s,aise 10 All subscr b. ~ in the
Osnada. ana AitA ieo.
nrsi nnnisr ~, ne iszar begin with the
viii be1in ,', y , !. q eLiioied. tubse,ip;ioa.
time of ts'.,~lh W thr uu.b.T e,s',.,,i .,.
thr,s ysa,, s smss Of Harp.rs Haxsr for
slll b =. nj q, ~ htai cloih binding.
frsigb, a,Iss ne Of exp nss ,pI., psini % ~
uDsl, or n , 40. Exceed one aoi az 80 ya' ,ae
eindi 4 VII, M -. ,or ssch volume. suitable s,r
r. eipt Il 81 e.~h hseI' ~ mail y sl-paid. 90
q er'..'ali'anes ,hop,a n.
..-'.sy fae "a srsit T., 90 !. y. ~ post
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
Perils OF Modern Life.

Contacts with el.lric wires. rail
r"ad accidents, broken car aud eli.
Vaior chblrt, .xplusions Uf steam.
natural gns aud chemicals, polsous
- aduiIerated food aud driuh: ar. a
fs"; but nil these dangers conubiueo
io uot kiil as rapidly as slow nuu
sure Consumption. The death raj.
however, from CONSUMPTION. l. b, .
lug yearly cut down since Dr Pierre.
uf Buffalo, n. y. has given To tl.
"1flh lii- celebrnied "GUlden Medi.
cal Discovery" "a cure for consume
'ioii and throat and lung tfoud .s
nat Rad consumption, II taken Ia
'line hud given far trial. Ihe tiu,
{" cure consumption (Which IL feall,
n"ihihg more ar less than Lung.
'crofulH), II Ia the first stages. a
cough generally sounds the aafn,
ana you should take the Discovery,
AT once. There Is a time when II /.
tDo late.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

INK. Feb. 5.--on recon-
- the disssic, attorney
nrals against ksdioand
oon dismisssd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

. kA L-isss eisl sud
= ~sAiss. sA1vsi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

Wood, Wood.-Plenty Of IL sawed
aud ready for delivery. Leave your
orders al Ryan's stable, corner Of
Ferry and Liberty. dlO-l0tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

Nervousness is from dyspepsia
Take SlmmUDs Liver Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
LETTER LIST

Following are the letters femtin
lDg IN tbs Salem postoiIlce uucalled
mf Feb. !, 1893. Persons calliDg
for same Ilsaae suv 0advsftis. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
1888.
1888.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
III ItIfpD At,.. n

pr weekly Ii acknowledged as
s,uaul"s hrst among illustrbt, q wttkIyI Ie-
Uuich,s ia A. eIi,a Jt,tcupts n place
,n,,H Wen &c nai oi iht huIreo daily ap, rand
ana Wy ltSS timcly ngHzibe IL in'
uMu'h ,,,,M uolh IileiHIy ana news, an presents
""n Qual lolc. ana felicity The rtal events
IN D",i' Nv history ana The lhuginaliye
w nts % ncllOn. On &C Oi nj OF It's very
,on,pleM Mres of iLusuutioDs The
"Ui!u 1919 AR, u viii be not ouiy The bet
suIue 10 HE lrea txpusltiOi,. but "A No us
houVt hlf. Every pub.lc event OF gem
o.,l "i interest viii be Iuliy IL uitiat,a III Its
r. bp"kes, us contributions being from the
,,i -, "Il!tls AZ arr SIS III The country, 1t
,nd ttVPnlibue To excel in litera ur-, news,
ts class. f''i "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

n . 1e S volumes Of the Weekly begi in
v M n ~ u huihDtr lor January Of ehc tor.
. III ~ ~ no llfne is mentioned, subicIip ttns
tii,'aP otsin WIN the number current at the
''nle Of receipt OF order.
thrsn hnuuhd vtlun OF Harrer's weekly for,
imtt tart back, ia neat cloth biz ding,
exuress m oe s'ft tS bS mail, posiage paid or by
els nj does 1 OF exctec one dol ar ptr vol
unt iof 200 per volume.
bindina ~ iOf each tniome, suite bic for
on Ier,f,, h, VIII 1e sent by man, postpaid,
oftcl itlances shou d he made by Post
Chance of loss, 'i'' " "'''N
tiseu"spapers are NJ : 10 copy this adver-
nst nsentht wiihoutil { express ordeI of Har-
per BrrheTs. ''' VI '"'' "
Auortss; HARPER d BROTHERS,
New YUrk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:

Stage iree To all subscribers in tn,
0nited Stales, canada, and Mexico.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-07

cerii afisf : tine. ret.ln ...,,.s
si.-,.t ~ ee.fht ~ aanlua IL. ts@ ~ N.
sl..,e..% - 1,,-a.t sul1st1ad af,d n f.ll i,,,s-ts
s...s 49, 80 80 ls.fs AZ hsalsf A.. as-s 80
Asl&.I.. 49,. 49,. -. - ~ ~ t.n'..g y. aisss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nrs nlouns, the er-Ministcr's wife,
sars ,ha, some Of the native women she
mot In Honolulu ~cr- A. cultivated and
wIinssi a. any women she ever saw.
Five Irish Peer. take their titles from
piAcc~ ,ha, arr not 10 10 found on the
map Of ireland, These ARE the Duke of
A,-rslccn, tho Earl ot sheffield. the Earl
Of parnlcy. Visnouni Bangor and Wis.,
o,uns Iia~ardcn.
4 brother Of the King Of Siam. with
q NUMEROUS suite, IL expected 10 arrive
in Italy shortly. After visiting Naples
and Rome the siamc~c Prince will pro-
oeci To Mon,, where he will be received
by King Humbcrt.
William y. Weeks, the New York Law.
yer who cmbczslcd millions OF HIS eli
en,s' money, and who 10 now fugitive
from Justice located in Costa Rica, WAS
one oi the original owners Of the town
site Of Everett. Wash. lie is still inter
csicd in . great deal OF property in that
vicinity.
Mrs. r. X. Phillips, q respected resi-
dent Of Salem. Mass. has just recovered
from an eighteen months sickness, dur
ing which time she was given up for
dead twice. She makes the startling
claim tina, she dici and came 10 life
again. Mrs. Phillips also alleges TO have
so, glimpse Of heaven.
Bcivs LOCKWOOD confesscs 10 az years
Of experience in this wicked world. She
Vas born In New York. taught school At
IL and was married AT Is. Her youthful
| characteristics according to her own &C.
know lcb smcnt included = fondness for
walking ON top Of rail fences, . fearless
meas Of snakes and an inability 10 keep
her face clean.
Alexander Herbert Bailey, the los,
Enrlishman for whom search has been
] In progress for several years past nv the
.,l,ci,or Of AN estate In England, oi
which Bailey il the heir. has been dis
covered at last. He has recently been
pcs,tlinr hooks for Chicago publishing
house and posing ~ a spiritnalistic me-
dium for recreation through Washington
county. IA.
Mr.. Balfour. who will, IL il thought
bc Premier OF England some day i
his health lasts. is also thought TO be the
most inter- sting bachelor in England
lilo 4. haud,ome, his face being uucom'
monty rciin II and clever in expression
and Tor a statesman he is young. hi
Years counting Is. He is a nephew o
The Marquis Of Salisbury. and an unmar
ric,i sister prcsides over his household
Victor Herbert, the composer and VIC
,,nccllis,. IL the new leader Of Gilmore''
band. People are wondering what e
fine a musician NJ Herbert will do II
such a position, to which the member
Of the hand have elected him, with Mrs
Gilmore's hearty approval. Mr.. Reeves
"a hn has been leader since shortly ate
y. 3. Gilmorc'- death, will return, y
Providence and resume the control o
The band which % long bore his name
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-14
INDUSTRIAL ITENs

!. has been figured that Philsds,,h,.
this season. es
ihs Axtecs filled quilts with cold du.,
ss1ied them and passed them from hand
Nes FORK claims the distinction n,
icing the only State that produces lo,h
rock and brine sal,. "''
Apaper has been invented in German,
ron which ink writing may bs sra.sd
with moist sponge.
The sniline dyes were invented /, ,sae
ana nov over 81 ,000. 900 worth srs ANN.
Any used IN the United States.
Female trsmps are disppsed IN .l.,u
.hrif share OF business which hes here.
".ofe been 'nonopolizei by men.
The isrges, gold coin In circulation I.
he loot" OF Anam, which weigh. a.
much ~ sz5 United States dollars.
fehhsylSania ranks first in the eiv,,
output oi the country. New York. Ohio
and Florida follow In the order n.,nsJ
The iafyes, gold nugget ever known
sAs The " Sarah Sands" found in Aus.
troy.
Reports Of increase Of stree, ,.i,r.3
earnings where sls,.tr,ri,x b.. sn,'a..tSI,
mule power In large cities syeraye 80 per
cent. ~
More than 10 .osO TIM, az ..,,,o, ..
packed by the csnneries on the Frxxe,
i'si. d. T., This season. II took nearly
So,op,o 90 CANE.
Among the enrion, ,,.,,.,. ., a,
State Of Maine ar v.,,.n ,.,,l.e. u .ne
are made no, tof liould. hn, a., III
pow ders and tablet. FA'
CatS has lys o,..,-r ul..,.,io. -oa
suxar plantations . 200 ,ai.ara -, ~
!. 400 cattle fam, .nd ! -01 ...ii 49,
devoted 10 ,.rio,,, n,o,inr,s AL ''''
r.. alive, ,,.,.I, -, -. T,.,,,s
A. -, y. '.e ehiNa niaus
rral ps,tue,ion which .cr,,s,,sn =, mn ~.
o-ns., .s, Ia lss1 sas- ,s1 ESQ ~ ''''
c,,-
80 ''a'os ot u,s hohican.
-, nAs ".h Isio,ihs bshnhg Sea
- -. - vac p," ~ oil Pc
~ e4'sf mining siiI re-
- "' shIA s"pp'! OF god ny one
,r.,i, ,IeA az y,li !, ,aLr, ,,,, - -.
inin~.. ~
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oh, M general
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-10-14
PORTLAND MARKEr.
WHsAT - Valley, 96@W1<c; Walla
Walla, 66@87Kc per GENITAL.


EAsfEHH 6AoKRD MRAfs AnD LARD
Hams, medium, uncovered, 14x0l6xc
per pound; covered, l4x016t<c; break
last bacon, uncovered, l6Z@l7Hc; COW
cred, 1871 Gle; short clear sides, ~
@l6c; dry salt sides, 140l4xc; lard,
compound, in tins, l0Lc per pound ;
pure, in tins, l30l4lzc; Oregon lard, IN
012xc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-11-25

"The use of 'Castoria is so universal and
fits merits so well Known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-11-25
WHEN WE WORKED OUR TAX OUT

on. our lite wa. tough and tcarUl, AMI its toll
was often fearful,
And often we grew faint pcIcAth the iOih,
But there came glad vacation ana sweet
alienation,
When we used to work our tax out on the
road.
When we used to work our tax out theh we Iei'
the joys of leisure.
And we felt no more the prick oi labcrer :
goad:
Then we shared the golden treasure OF sweet
rest in fullest measure
When we used to work cut tax cat on the
road,
There are sapient seers ard sages who predict,
in coming ages,
Lilies tragedy OF labor Will be Ger,
And glad iull nedged millennium will leap on
the pgOSccEium,
And we'II play but never liHor any more.
But We look mo- in the future ior thAt haPfJ.
halcyon hour,
When well throw of every burden, every
load:
For our Eden burst in flower, and we do1'G in
Ic!sure's bower
Wneu we used 20 wo-k our tax out on the
read.
" hen We used to work our tax out OIL LEI the
bottom facts OUT,
We had somuolent contentmcnt and repose
With no toll or wor> to cumbe- us, our rest was
sweet anI SIumber-uS.
And in deep, delicious dreaming did we doze'
The drowsiuess OF langud rest Ger every man
creeping,
And in cllm, serene content we ali threw
down Onr load;
Careless oi iie's wall and weeping, every blessed
man was sleeping,
When We used to work our tax out ON the road
Sam Walter FOSs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-11-25

"Castoriais is so well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.