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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

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Nem Hesflg sesfg msmisf tgts
~ me
NJ a ~ Hshef. sslafsif = ~
~ massi sad i.sesheisfy ss-aels'
ls8s ~ ~ ssempl ff1m 80 ~ lrsnes
ahd fsealsis lesufsnes ermessiss
fhis - q blli ~ me tsbsas n lhs
wsblseloB Llh l0safsoee Ass'e.
pssfon sssst shy fhls fonipany
shoeid ~ ssoiuded hsm effect ~
lbe rshsfai lsw
flfowh niagsd N msss special N
dsf ~ 2 . m. Carried
AdFusf'd n = .. M Wednesday
sgsAtgg gss. -
Hdst's iill fgs ppfiars fsnwsy m
talumbia ftpofisd favofsbiy ~ in
tsfDai improvements cunmlitee and
made spepisI order for tomoffow ~
D. ~.
Resolution feq1irlbs secretary NJ
state ~ furnish ~ O0 sddIlIoDsl
crpiea ~ The report N the sists bpafd
~ horticulture dshnaleiy pos
po0sd.
Cogaweil's motion that when the
senate sdjuufnsd II be ~ meet nj 2
D. NJ. tomorrow a. allow the CON.
miitees 10 catch up With business,
was carried
BsDcfofps resolution authorizing
sergeant st arms to furnish each cen.
stor with t5 worth of two cent
stamps was lost.
THIRD READfNo OF BILLS.
Myers, relating TO payment of en-
ployes by corporations; passed.
Looney,io prevent sale Of uu WI hole
some foods; passed.
Blackman, to regulate the amount
to be paid on an insurance policy
passed.
Cross bill for licensing steam en-.
giDeers was reported back without
recommendation and referred to
claims committee.
Willis bill relating to jurors re-
ported favorably aud ordered to
third.
Bill of last session amending code
which WAS vetoed was reported back
giving the governors reasons.
FIRST READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
Stone, to Incorporate Adams.
BIupbman, to amend charter of
Cottage Grove.
DAILY, to incorporate Lakeview.
Brown, of Douglas. to amend
charter of Riddle; 10 third.
DAILY, to incorporate Linkville
with name of Klamath Falls; read
second and third and passed.
Miller, TO amend charter of Leb-
anon; same and passed.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
McAllisrer introduced u till reIat
ing to Eastern Oregon agricultural
agriculture.
Cross, by request, relating to
brotbel houses: judiciary.
Adjourned at 1886.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
An Engine Drowned.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. rs. 1t II
reported here that the Northern Pa
ciiic switch engine ran of the ferry
at Kalnma this morning into the
Columbia river. No one was on the
engine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
Millionaire Dies.

VIcToRrA. b. C., Jan. 2S.--Johu
Davis Of Chicogo. heir to millions Ia
The famous Montana will ease. died
here last night OF conclusion OF the
brain. Davis was stopping at the
Driard House. As he descending
ths stairs TO breakfast yesterday
uoxning he trlpped aud fell all the
vay down stsira.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
silver Mine Burning.

Csry or MExIoo. Jan. 25.--The
onous Coneeption silver uiue at
Aloroc - on fise, aud heavy los.
- iIfs h booked far Thirteen eorspes
have already been wcleved. The
1nAneIal ioss will be over million
dn1lnpa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
ItIIyG sfH LORDS
eoa|snhlp tssissIs 10 Sever
n slssss.
mt lIil1lp sRIlgni N flL
fsefsslen Continues IN Esnsss
- vsA6ek usy gIs sessss.


f.<rfwDor, n. . las. " =
c*vs'sss ani iIsyafa -, ~ iss'
s'shs h~wlnx . N csbls 4 ~ >
stssmsi wms thls mofnlns
whaa~s hsd nst sppesNd 10 ir
n~s. lfsui,y n = bsnevsd :
l<pkea ne postmaster rspessl. ~
h expected - sIsl, Cleveland todsy
., n sald wsu n wIsu,nsin, wil
hs issasfsa the seosvsasyship of lhs
infsfiss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
riln cnAnar nrNlnn.

sAcHAMEFrs, Cal, Jan. %. A..
embly yman II. ~. Johnson,of 5ants
Clara county, said this morning, re-
ssfdipg The charge that he had oI
ferfed 10 selI his vote 10 Railroad
Commissioner Res, In the matter
affecting the commisslon, that th
ebarge was absolutely false.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WILLAMETTE.

WILLAMETTE.
w. +. McIlvain, VIM. l.. Wealth.
erved, Jas, B. Simouds, A. II.
Church, + l., Edwards, Frank Nj.
Warren, e. w. Ransom, Portland
&. NJ. Miller, Sol Abrams, f. w.
Benson, Roseburg.
u. q, H,lbaurn. Chicago.
NJ J. Brnverick, Yaqulna.
Geo, g. Hall Mcnckerline, Elgene
{ f. Michael, san Francisco.
T.. III. Brudenhack, 81 Louis.
5, q. Irwin, Newport.
Geo. {. Brawnell, Oregon CITY.
WIN Barlow, Barlow, Ore.
+. Tell, rae'ms, Wash.
VIM. White, New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
Cabinet Slate.

LAKswoop. ~ Y. Jan. as.--
frssldsnt'elsc, Cleveland and ex.
Secretary cf State Thomas y. hay.
ard spent several houw this morning
In e~bines making. A numesr of
poiis,cians who elsim 10 he 10 touch
With clsselAed arrived a, this slate,
SECRETARY u stale. 1hos. y. Rsy-
asf.ii secretary u the 'rsssoss John
?. cssilslv; asewtsfy ~ w&s; r4ssaok
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

LrrmEs, Neb., Jan. 0s. In Joiei
session ~ The legislature iodsy
Powers fsdyed "A votes Psdd'ch
sos Majors. ~ fes, scattering. ., y
now believed rsddoch's feIec,Iot
Impossible. Independents s,iIl stIol
"a Powers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
TO My Patrons,

All accounts due me must be set.
TIED at oaoe as | shall place all tha,
are nss paid i.r oolleclion on Fen.
lot. issN ! carry a large stock aad
hust nave the nioney. All WORK
aud gos'ds la any hne at reasonable
pfioes and satisfaction guaFa nteed.
MNs- d. l.. fiEsfss.
lain The coer, street nilhner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
The Miners Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-Pat-
rick Reddy has gone to Boise City.
Idaho, to appeal the cases of the
four C9ur d'Alene miners convicted
OF fconspiracy and rioting prior to
and during the recent conflict be.
tween the workmen and the mine
owners association here.
"if my appeal is successful" said
Mr.. Reddy, just before he departed,
"the 200 miners who have been In.
dicted on similar charges will be
liberated. Most OF the men who
struck have gone back to work, AZ
there have been many concessions
nom the mineow association. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
grlbery Charged

Has Joee. Cal Jsu. ~ Railroad
Commissioned it.s hiss wfiiieu iei'
lef 10 speaker tIooid ~ the s.-eo.
bly, ebafeing that assemilymab
Johnson, ~ santa Clsfa couniy, be'
,,ffsfed ,o sell bls vote IN legislator,
~ question ~ aboIIsiIoR the rail.
road commission to him tI,enl foi
fitu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
Hkaamer Aahore.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Wn., Jan. B.-,
The steamer Michigan, from Ssn
francisco for this port, went ashore
at Vancouver Island between Cam
BeaI and Bouilta Point, last night.
The crew was safely landed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

atpos. JAa. as.-A dIspaseh TO
t<ehapss telegraph eompAny
1 '(has France has asked tho
r|1lnh oovsrumsn, for an sxplans.
W - - w lacrosse Of the British
~ eecupyips Esys,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
Coniugal Wisdom.

"shewho ne'er answers ui her husband
ooAls.
Or. u sue rules him. never show she
ru.es-"
Is "A type of wife happily becoming
common in these days hen women
may have good health. cheerful dis.
pnsiiious, stioug nerves aud clear
minds, simply through the use of Dr.
Plerce's Favorte Pnricriptlon. Before
the reputation aud Use of this rem
edy became world, Wide, irritable,
cr,sS, nervous, debilitated women,
suffering with dlsplaeemeuts, h,s-
teris, aud every female disease, were
the rule rat her than the exception.
The "tavoriie Prescription has
proven to te the Key To a hong and
hapay hfe-the key which ,fiecl-
uaily locks out that old array uf ut
crime disorders, perotical pains,
weak hack. pnolapus. inflammation,
ulveratiou, nervous exhaustion aud
general debility. See printed guar.
sntee an Wrapper Money refunded
" II dosen't give satisfaction Ia every
case.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

We offer one Huadnpd Dollars
Reward Tor any case oi Calsrrh thar
can not he cured oy Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Ohio.
We the undersigned, have known
r. J, Cheny ff the last Is ysars
and belhve him perfectly hoaorae,e
In all business trSnssel ions aud An
sneiaily so'e 10 carry oat any ohli-
Kaiians nlsde BY their liraa.
West A rruax. Mhol.sale Druvv,s,.
lalesio, q, Wsldinr, Kinnaa a DO
Wholes@le Dsussl-is ls,leda. Ohio
Halle Caisrsn Cure 10 taken in
tefneily, acting directly upon the
olW-i aud na~lns surlaees ~ The
s>s'ea,. frics gSc psr hottl~. sold
~ Ali h'usg'sis, feslimoai.ls fsse.
Nrt.ae
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:


!, The volumes of the Razar beoir with ths
Vs., Wise number for January OF each wear.
viii 10 tlIne Is L. eLtiOned, subscriptions
,fa Wal oegln with the number current nj the
'ilhe OF receipt OF order. "' '-'
,hpee pouna ny volumes of Harper's Bazaar for
Will he s.us Ddck, IN heat cloth binding,
etnpi,sess, treias Tree OF expense ipro, ided the
nnis nt u0es not exceed one dollar per vol
umey, ors7 per volume. p'' WI
bind,iac biiD,n Cases for each volume, suitable for
Re- e,nt ST. WI oe sent by mail, postpaid, on
ofiics ,',nnets rncets should be made by post.
OF loss, vi "raiI'io aVoiu chahoe
tise,nmaspapers are not to copy this adver.
Der a XIV Without the express order of Aar
Auoress: HARPER d BROTHERS,
New Ysrk
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SUPREME COURT.
SALEM. Jan. 25. ,O3.

SALEM, Jan. 25, 1913.
Charles A. Petrain Annie Petraln
reaps., vs. John Herman, ct al,
apps; appeal from Multnomah
county; argued and submitted. A.
F. Seats attorney for resps. F. r..
Strong attorney for appellants.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
MARKETS..

PORTLAND, Jan. o5. - Wheat
valley, sl.i5, Walla Walla, Sl.o5@
sl.07i,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %. Wheat,
May 1881,
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Wheat, .7sl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
sEw ADvERrusEAENrs
Notice

~ So.,ss ~ Is hereby given, that AR IN.
ss.s ~ - nsknns an ex smin. ton of al, per- pr
an ss no nav offer thsmseiss. :. Al pei
sess,, II , ssHs hers of he ,s6eols AZ ~nai. ,S,.
al sism MI. NJ, ee,d . public ssamia.iiass
Fsofusfy q lsoi wednesday,
a. 49,. ~ s-ns Ut state enmmiss,ons x,,n
csss. ss ~. ialsedlnx 70 apply ar e,,,,.
Is,isf sssss me sss. sss s,,s ssssia aoliy me b.
eenssrs VII ~ reoairss
~ -, ~ sod moral cnsrse.ss psoaaee
ne - ~ the essmin tsen
fsa.is s 90 wa day % Jannarv iss.
a. GRAHAM.
70 saP1 AAsioaoo
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

ogxox. Jan. -. birhop Rrocks
no1 without aslns : ,xtJFrrtls
alnassd tAAs he lea y, ( NJ o.
1up on&rssp " : issllisp d6llsx. i.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
wisconsin.

MADISON, VIA, Jan. 25.--Legis
lature met IN joint session today and
voted for UpIted States senator, u,
ctrice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
1898.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
JIIUSTR
ILLUSTRATED.

,. Harper's Bazaar is "a journal for the homs
~ gives the lull, ST aLu latest infurmaliOn
ABOUT aiui iashlons, ana its nun erous ihuslrs
,iohs, rar's and pattern-sheet sup
ponnehts p" are Indispensable alike 10 lie
hoinS uress-mak and the professional
II, n.oulsie. No expense is spared 10 make
a. 40 a'iisIic attracllVehess al vi the hig hest or
ueI its brlgbt stories, amusing cOmeuies.
anG thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes,
wi, ,n 49, iast page is famous as IL budgetsoi
VII ana nunior. In il. weekly issues
every e, thlng Is included which is OF interest
" women 1he serials Tor 1893 will be
written b. v alter Besant and Edn, LyalI
ohrlstlns Terhune I'll rrick will furnsha
t4r.oa = series, entitled AT the 1Oiiet"
Slact n 'bg, y i've horne Miller. nj, d ian.
'Ia Tace W Whseler will be tiequent contributes.
naoi Work oI women in he Coluni bian Ex.
position will be FULLY represent, with
many many Illustrations. +. W. Higginson, in
" PAo"ee ouA'i'S'eu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
LETTER LIST.

Following are the letters remain.
ing in the Salem postofflce uncalled
for Jan. %, 1893. Persons Ceiling
for same please say "advertised.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

Bowels irregular AID constip.ted,
Result IN piles, avoid IL 10y taking
simmons Liver Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

'narorox, d, q. Jan. a.
-, q wsss vlrsInla. hs. ia.
M 4 Va, ~ he sdmhsloa o.
sla|s: nsAslsd o shsI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

uaf.iling Ia sffscis alwsys r,l.
ah's. pure snd harmless. u sssmmons
Liver ResuIaior.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
School Tax Notice.

The school taN of district No ~ for the
ieaf lM Il now due aud payable Vt the
liiice ~ wtlle A. Moures, district clera,
Uum Z, NO 2H tOmmercial street, Salem,
ifeHon Ihs sane Will be deemed deliD-
luent unless paid beiUfe March 3, 1873.
WlLfE A. MUURE',
lT-dw.qw District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
H0w's
Your Liver2

fite Oriental salolallon,
ltoelffthatf tfael heslih
esenof esist without q
brIihyiivor When tho
Ti,sf d torpid lbc bow.
els afe sluggish and con
alpaled, iha food lies
In ihe stomach undi
ges,ed, poisoning tho
Blood. frequent headache
ensues. q feeling of lassl
iudo, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
Tho whole system q do
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been tho
means Of restoring moro
people 10 health and
happiness by giving them
ahealthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
II acts with oxtraor-
dinary power and efficacy.
ssvta stta olsApeoiHrto.
Ass esntfai family remedy for dyspepsi'
rofpld Liver, Constipation, etc, hardly eye
dso anything else, and have never been ol'
appointed IN the effect pfodqced' y seems
be slmost A perfect cure Tor ail diseases Of th
stomach and Bowels. a.
W. .. McELRox. Macon. GA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-25
1923.
HARPER'S WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Weekly IL acknowleds.a
standing first among illustrate d Wept,.
riodicals In An erica. IL uccuples =
bel iween hat Of the hufrieo dailypensa.
that Of the less timely magazIbe n
cludes both literary and news, ana prs,.,s
with equal force and felicity the real sysss
themes Of fiction. On &C cunt of H. ".
complete series of illustrations - NJ
Worlds Fair, II will be not only the III
guide 10 the great exposition, but Also N
best souvenir. Every public event Of -
eral interest Will be fully ilu1tIatee n NJ
pages, It's contributions being from M
best writer's and art SIS IN the counlrv n
WI! continue TO excel In litera ure, new|
ana ILLUSTRATIONS, all other publication n
It's class.
HARPER,S PERIOnIcA1n
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26

The Esquimaux, for instance, away
up in their little corner near the north
gate attract but q small portion Of the
crowd that enters the fair grounds
daily. True, the extra charge of twen-
ty-five cents for admission into their
inclosure deters many from visiting
these queer little people, but were
they more advantageously situated
their receipts would undoubtedly be
greatly increased.
Another somewhat isolated exhibit,
which is well worth the attention of
every visitor at the fair, is the Indian
colony on the lake shore near the For
estry building, in the southeastern por.
ton Of the grounds Here, dwelling In
. state as nearly copied after the man
ner Of their forefathers a. circum-
stances and surroundings will permit,
ere representatives Of the six tribes Of
the state Of New York These tribes
once formed that great federation
known q the Six Nations, then . great
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26

among the buildings In the general
rush for the leading points Of interest
these lesser features are overlooked,
and when the hssty visitor has done
the fair and returned home and reads
in his family paper description Of
SOME Of these out-of-the-wsy exhibits
he regrettully exclaims: ''Why, l didn't
see that!' and comes to the conclusion
that he might have had more for his
money had he used his eyes to better
advantage. sS'
Common interest naturally centers
in the main buildings of the fair and
these are constantly thronged with
eager sightseers. People get in among
the wonderful collections of the arts
and industries, and 80 intent do they be-
come upon the magnificent displays Of
mans skill and ingenuity that their
time slips away, and they suddenly
awaken to the consciousness that II
they are to see all of the fair they
must skip some things, and they hurry
along from one point to another, and
this way lose much Of superior interest
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26

power, but now . mere shadow Of their
former Greatness
The names Of the tribes sre the Onsi.
das, Cayugas, Onandagas. Senecaa, Tus.
caroras and Aohswkk They sll meet
in big bark council lodge, and one
queer feature Of their meetings ID that
their native dislects differ 10 that they
Ill have TO speak English
There are quite . number Of their
houses built Of basswood bark and
rooted with elm. They Gre symmst-
rical, orderly.looking structures, and
By no means 70 primitive ~ the mate.
rial would indicatss The largest one Of
the group h the council lodge. 0rigi.
nally the interior WIS divided into six
sections by mat partitions The repre-.
sentatives Of each tribe occupied . 80.
,tion In their debates, and when . do.
eision was reached among each squad
Of petty chisftains the dividing msta
were thrown aside and . general dsbsts
ensued. 81
The council lodge now d used q 4
sort Of basar. u whioh rallies q ~
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26
'HE WANTED mr. ooNRro--..:

| I'M
~ oaa 1GaA issn Wi,,.v r....
3isssse - ~ Wsssafs M sss.a III
The Columbian guard thor...
must be crasy and possibly n. -, \
bian guard was justiasd I'M th,snss ss
He had long chin whisken ae .ae
smooth-shaveu upper lin H,.
were sppsrsntly ilxsd on som...sys
shove ONE Of the buildinRa and
hand he held IN snormous siiver ~ Y
"Whst srs you trying 70 doP" ssss ,.sa.
the guard. sse
"You tend 70 your busiu... A., ~,
tend TO mine" IVES the promo. y
sponse. k0'' y
"You'n lose that eight.d.v c,,.,. .
suggested the guard, facstiouslv
swell. that's nothin' 70 vor.
torted the old man. finally brinc;,. y.
eyes down to earth and lookins = !. ~
guard. ''I'm more'n tweuty.ons ~ ~
know what I'm doin'."
"You don't act like it, s.,a :,
guard. II think I'd better take yo,.s y,
anyway, for . lunstic"
"You sin't smart enough IN. !.
them three-card Monte Carlo men r. -. y
to take me In an got fooled. But -.
in o you're 20 sll-hrsd smart ri h.
tell you what I'm doin', an then - -
can musey along. 1 told the old Won ~
before left Willow Patch, down Ivy a...
Kankakee, that I'd bring her home MI
correct time. She sin't rot mo- noas
dence in the town clock an wsnta,, =. ~
time right from this here time bali ON ~.
worlds fair grounds, an been sit,,',
here nigh onto half IN hour sos not !.
miss it when II dropA When Il oo..
III just set the old watch an 70 hon..
to-" He looked mp again and .,v
that the ball had, already fallen 4.
started for the Columbian guard nv ~
thought better Of it. That's the ss..
ond time some darn fool has come slon.
an got me talkin' an the balls on
away from me-" he said. '.Now ~. r.
got to stay over another day, and trv 4
again. I'll be here tomorrow bout II.
same time, lookin' the same way. with
the old silver watch in my hand, an, h
you see me you'd better 60 round thu
other side Of the building, cause I'm
goin' to get that time Tomorrow il
have to lick every guard on thu
grounds. Chicago Tribune.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26

- w. ~ six Naiioas were ths
wssrioss Of ths eontinsnt are shown
sids by side with bssntilul basket and
beadwosk and taas ard trinkpta Of
scsnted GsssisA The sslss ars conduct-
Cd BY pleasast.faeed youhg wounens Of
the 1sibs. .some Of them, deoidedly prst-
" and sla of thsm with hardly; mare
than dusley palloe 70 distinguish their
diver9sncs from the Apglo-0sxon race.
A visitor referred 10 ons Of them In her
hearing rscently - . squsw. and DIX
men felt IN impulse 70 kick the oAen-
der, which only disappeared when they
discovered that the culprat was another
woman.
In the afternoons the Indians dress
mp in robes, such - their fathers wore
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26
FOR PusLlo COMFORT.


The Bsastifnl and Wsll.llsaagsd Psslofs
at the Tsrminal stasioa.
There ID ono delightful resort at the
fair that deserves 70 become better
known, q II surely win II the present
management continues This Is the
department Of public comfort in the
terminal station. There are other
branches Of this department, but they
do mot approach It IN the perfection OF
it, management and the satisfaction 70
the public. Decidedly the coolest plsce
upon the grounds, these great, high.
airy psrlors, with their inviting easy
chairs and rockers, luxuriouA carpets
and drsperies and general stmospAsrs
Of rest and elegance, invite weary
sightsssrs 70 '.eoms again." which
they generally do, and bring their
frisnda Rstiring.rooms with easy
oouchss where ladies may rest with
trained maids In attendancs, Ill - free
y the lake bresss which rustles through
the parlors and plays around the tau
pillars, inspire . feeling Of gratitude IN
every tired visitor that there b one
place upon the ground whore quiet 70.
tirement perfect rest and every needed
dslicats attention d 70 be had for tns
askin9. Ths prsttisst souvenirs Of the
fair are for ssls hsre, but the visitor y
never importuued 70 buy, and tho en-.
tire conduct of the ''tsrmiual psrlofs
y such q 70 Oountsfaet 70 . large ae'
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26

when New York city was' = much
smaller village than it IL now, and hold
. sort of state reception. It IL intended
later to reproduce some Of the national
customs and dances for the benefit Of Wis
itors, but they have not got that far a.
yet The men who represent the Six
Nations are almost all Of them men Of
distinction in the tribes.
There ia Chisf Jack of the Tus-
caroras, who Is the secretary Of Iro-
quois nation; Solomon OBail, the
grandson of old Chief Cornplanter, .
one time friend Of George Washington,
in whose honor the president directed .
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26
THE GREAT CLOCK TOWER.
Wonderful Timepiece with Neither Main,
spring Nor Pendulum.

Wonderful Timepiece with Neither Main.
spring Nor Pendulum.
The great clock tower in the Mann.
features building commands the won.
der and admiration Of every visitor. Il
is one hundred and Fifty feet high, has
four seven-foot dials seventy feet above
the main floor of the building and con.
tains . complete chime of nine sweet
toned bells, weighing fourteen thou.
sand poundA The mechanism Of this
great timepiece is vastly different from
the ordinary town clock which sur.
mounts the courthouse, church or pub.
lie school at the home Of the rural viz.
itor. It comprises the latest horolog.
ical inventions and is part Of q system
Of more than two hundred self-winding
clocks which are al controlled and reg.
ulated by the master clock in the pa
vilion.
The great tower clock ID part Of the
exhibit Of . large clock company, Of
New York. The selt-winding clock in
its simplest form consists Of an ordi.
nary train from the center arbor to the
escapement-the other arbors and
wheels and the handspring being omit.
.ted-a fine spring six feet long and
.oo6 Of an inch in thickness, attached
at its inner end to the arbor and at it,
outer end to the spring barrel. A small
electric motor concealed in the clock
case carries the spring barrel once
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-08-26
He aslones In the Midway.

II 10 not alone In America that bar
bers show extraordinary persistence
and ingenuity in pressing their wares
upon customers. An American who has
been travelling In France relates that
In Paris the barber who was shaving
him stepped two or three timss upon
the side Of his foot , nd
At last the customer called out:
"Please don't do that any more! I
have . corn" ,a
Exactly Whist ! was trying 70 And
out, monsieur" said the barber, bland
~. I'VE have IN excellent preparation
for removing corns, for sale st one
franc per bottle!'- Chicago Post.