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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

LABIsH.-We are assured by prom
inent Republicans that there will be as
much interest rs heretofore, but that
the primaries will be conducted quietly
and in good order next Friday at 9 p.
m. Brooks as usual.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
Midwinter Fair Rates

Mldwinter Fair excursion tickets
salem to san Francisco aud return yis
southern Pacific Co.'S. Shasta rnp,a
hate' $3.50, including five sd'
missions TO the fair. Tickets good for
lhlrty days from date of sale. '0'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

CASHMERE REMSANTs.-S0 per cent
wool, good spring shades, In one 10 S.
yard lengths, for Is cents per yard, al
the New York Racket.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

A fine line Of ladies and misses Oxford
ties, just In, received at the New York
Racket. Also splendid assortment OF
all kinds of shoes, very cheap.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
Rather Steep.

Than take in any other form is what
many people think and Park
lea Is made for just those folks, IT
cures constipation and though not a
cathartic moves the bowels every
day Sold at Capitol Drug Store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

WANTED-To trade brick or tile for q
good fresh milch COW. f. W. Murphy
North Salem brick y ard. 226 If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Announcements OF entertainments s,o.,,,
sttheglngs, lodges, and societies undaT tbis
mead NJ inserted for p cents, n tice moi n sTs
Ooeu n'e llhes, or more than three Insertions
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Prot. ]. ID. Letcher, of Corvallis
arrived this afternoon to address the
road convention.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

The meals served at Strong's res
taurant are the best for the price on
the Pacific coast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
Rural Feast.

Better than Germea.
nave you tried tG Richest oL
breakfast cereal. sold oy ali ssIsr, Vneapest
M Ne toG ~ Wilson Hayes, silvsrtou oeTs, TboIs,,
2l5 I'm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Strong's restaurant feeds the hungry
every hour OF the day or night,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Gold Dust Roller Flour-,hs best,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

WANTED-Position by an American v1
man, 35 years old; can sew, wash, cook anI
do any hovsework. Apply at $50 Water stree
near big bridge. S7al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
New Advertisements.

CS 00 to $500 per day at home selu
DO.UU lightning Platter and plating jsI
elry, watches, tableware, etc Every hcu
mas goods needing plating, No experienc
no capital; no talking. Some agents are mai
Ing S25 day. Permanent position. Addrs
IL. X. Deluo, & Co. Columbus, Ohio SSj
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Use only Gold Dust Roller Flour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
THE VERDICT.

The jury at l:45 a. m. found "a yer.
dict that diseased, Elijah Bressler, came
to his death from the effects of q gun.
shot wound in the hands of party or
parties unknown TO the jury. The
verdict was drawn up by Mr.. Sarvis.
-Four more witnesses were examined
but there was no new light on the
matter, or any different light than what
can be gathered from what has been
already published.
The funeral took place from Mr..
Clough's rooms at l:3O.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

DROWN EGHORNS-E9GS For settinI
ID from pure bred STOCK, AZ the low price
Sl.W per setting. PAL UL KLINGELE, cornd
Liberty and Mission streets, Salem. VisiOI
invited. 80 lm'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Use only Gold Dust Roller Flour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
THE BRESSLER SUICIDE.
Result of the Doctors Inyesti-
galien.
HIS W1FES S02ROWPUL NARRATION.
Session Of the COrOner's Jury Con-
tinued Today.
RESULT OF THE AUTOPSY.

anime the body of Elijah Bressler, find
that he came to his death from the
effects Of a gnn-shot wound, received
in the head, which shot entered the
top Of the head little to the left and
ranged down and forward.
d. +. LANE, NJ. D.
J. n. SMITH, NJ. d.
HIS wIFE's STORY.
Eda Bressler, the deceased's wife
testified. She has been his wife little
over year. She stated that her hus-
band got up yesterday morning and
built fire aud then went over to his
fathers place. Returning he took the
gun down and loaded it and then shot
himself. Her husband awakened her
Thursday night about III o'clock by bis
wild talk in reference to wanting his
gun. She managed to quiet him and
then went and told his brother what
had happened and the gun was taken
DOWN from the wall and she hid It in
her brother in-law's room. She told
him that she would get his gun in the
morning. After he left the house to 90
TO his fathers home she went and
brought the gun out and placed it back
on the rack. During the night he
often said that his gun was his best
friend" One time when they attend
ei dance together at a neighbor's
house her husband refused to enter
into the dance and when she accepted
an invitation to dance one number he
afterwards abused her by calling her
vile names aud seemed to be most
Jealous Of her thereafter.
Her husband frequently called for |
MS knife during the night when he |
earned that he could not have the gun.
She slipped the knife out of his pocket
.nd also hid it. Iu the morning when
ls was absent from the room she took
he knife aud laid it on the floor by the
ed. By this he would think the
,nife fell from his pocket and he would
lDt become enraged by reason of sup
'osing that she concealed it from him.
Ihe was afraid that he might kill her
lsO while in his mad spells.
The testimony of the other witnesses
Vas substantially as published in THE
OURNAL.
THE VERDICT.
The Jury at / :J5 a. m. found a var.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

HAY,-Very cheap POS Com. st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

THE FAIR for Bargains.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
UNITED BRETHREN.

Preaching morning and evening.
Sunday school at 10: a. m. Otterbein
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. M. All
are are cordially invited. B. Baldwin,
pastor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

THIS PAPER is kept on file at f. Q. Dase1
l. Advertising Agency, "a and s. Merchant
Exchange, San Francisco, California, WneI1
CONTRACTS for advertising can he made for "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Preaching by the pastor tomorrow at
1890 and 7:3O. Other services at usual
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10
PREsBYTERIAN,

Regular services by the pastor at
1890 and 7:3O. Morning subject: A
Millenial Picture. Evening subject:
Hard Times. Sunday school at II IN.
Y. P. s. G. E. at els. A cordial well
come to all who will come.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-10

Be sure and attend the Y. NJ. q. A.
Gospel meeting at p. m. Sunday in
their hall, and listen to practical
talk by Rev. w. r. Winans. Good
singing.
, 1894-05-25
Ahrnnh1ott Der a4tnnts @tnuta 7rttnate, grrttne, 25. aaat 1894.

Jtachmltta95 beginner miro. ErGlt0ent
WfcSri0e bon ben 8ereintgten @rllben>
arbeiter1 BON Qmerifa mir6 Der Gonpenz
tion beilpobnen in Der 9lblicbt nit ben
0rubenbeitbcrn 0eS mittleren uno iiiolicber
3betles unieres Staales in 8erat6ung su
trctcn bcbufS @rOrterun9 bon WtoBnabmen,
Die 5Hr 9lttltden Betle9ung Der Stpilben ben
@rubenarbeitern un0 Ben @rubenbcitberr
bcltebenbeu Observation-Disclosures fib7
rem f0nnten. gu bteicm 3nede l1nb bamtt
Die un3Gblt9en auBer 8etrieb befinoltben
6ubrtteu Die Nrbeit pteoer dufnsbmen ton>
men, tperben sic eriubt, Der Contention
bctnsuipobnen.
S. q. Gramfor6,
StaatS7B rGltbent Der Suinoiier &ohlen>
grGber unb MttgIicb bcs nationalell
SouSu9ss@ usi6uiies."
0aSalIe, ST., "a. Mai.
Sine tauienb Mfann SGblenoe Streiferz
Scba0r macbtc beute g%tacbmitta9 einen 2tnz
9rtft aNf Die @rubc Der ga Sauc @ountD
Carbon Goal 60" IS muroe linen bon
oem Sheriff uno ieiner Mannlbaft 8iocrs
itanS cntgegengeiebt un0 bel bieier Sc
Ie9enbcit flint Stretfer, iotpie S6eriff
SNptU( QNO wv QtlI9 ODSItIo 2DLl
6oolibon unb Sobn 0mpcr oernunbet.
Der Streiterbaufe griff bic 8camten an,
nobel es sl eirlem 6anO9emenge tam.
0ret Streiter Wurben perbaftet, aber
elmer bcriclben puroc wieOer auf freien
SUB geiebt, ba bic Streitcr 6robten, OaS
@efdn9niB nieber5ureiBen uno bas &atb>
bouS in 8ranb 81 ieben- Die Sage bier lit
lebr 9efd6rlth, unb ber @ouperneur lit I'M
Staatsbulfe eriu6t pOrben.
Sprtn9fteI6, Su., "a. Weai.
@egen 100 Streiter begaben fidb beute
nacb Der @rube Der v@itiSenS' @oal Co."
uno peronlaBten Die bort bei6dfttgten Orr
better, it9 benz QuSitan6e an3ui6IieBeu.
Die @rube lit Elm COOPERATIVE 1nternebmen
unb lit pGbrenb ber lebteren 3eit Nacbts
beimli6 bearbeitet tporben.
, 1894-05-25
Gin 5eino Ger Ktrfdenbdume.

Wit S6reden bcmerft man 0iters i'm
SocbiOmmer, OaB 6aS Qaub Der &iriben>
bGulle %braun9rau ausiiebt. SIT oas Qaub
fronf, Dor Ser 3ett tpelf un6 6iirr, 10 lit
aub Der Baum frant, bas betBt ct farm
gang gciunO i6etnen, aber nit ie;ner
Srltbtbarfeit uno nit ieinem @adbSt6um
iDir0 es libel auSieben.
8ober fommt 6te1e &rant6eit oes Sir
lcbenlaubcs? 8on Der &irihenpIatttpelpe
unD ibrcr Qarpe, bic mie eine eon3 fleine
i3par3e S6ncde ausiiebt un6 Die Sberz
flddbe Der Sldttcr abfriBt (6te unterieite
ni6D. 9ie 2drbe lit nad piermaltger
0Glltung aus9eDacbien unb begibt iib oaln
pom Saume berunter, um ii6 i'm 8oben
etn5ugraben. 9ort Iiegt tic bis gum Srilbe
lNbre unOer6noert in etnem feiten @e6Guic
aus grbtbeildben uno Sanbf0rncben; i'm
Trilbidbre tritt bic 8erpuppung Elm un0 i'm
Stunt bis Nu9uit eri6etnt 6ann Die gtGnz
5ello i6parSe Weipe. gtab Der 8c9attung
legt oaS gSeibhen letne @ier an Die 8lGt1
ter. Die auSicblIpfenoen 2arDen ftno
grilnltcbgelb, am 8opfe, nit ~9luSnabnte 0eS
9elben @e1tbtes, ihtparS, nit "penigen
8orltenbdrben beiebt unb al Der go113cn
Oberlette nit etnem i6tpar3en na6 Stnte
rtecbcnOen S6leime iiber3o9en, Der iib nacb
leoer 0Gutung, ooer tpenn ab9erieben, inn
nler pteoer btloet uno BEN 2arpen oas Nus>
ieben nadtcr S6ne6er eibt.
g8ie uerttIgt man Dieien S6d6Iing, Der
{6lteBltb ben 9al3en Baum r"utntren fam?
Die 2arpen Ibertpinteru I'M 8oben. Nlio
greift mar iie i'm 8o6en an, un6 3ipar 10
LANCE lie i'm 8oOen iinb, olio i'm Triibiabr.
Ofon 9r0bt Die @rbe inter Ben 8Gumen
til6tig UNI; baburcb ncrben Die 2orpe1
ii6er Dernihtet. Sinh aber Sic ibmor3en
Ginger auf ben 8aumen unb ibrem 0aub,
10 beipriBt man Die Oberf1acbe beS 2aube8
tii9ti8 NIT Gauge ooer nit &alfwaiier.
@ub SbpeleIfaliuml0iung pber 0Diol
miro empfoblen. Sber ltatt beiprtben fam
man aucb beitduben, un6 8tpar nit &alf>
pulper, Sbpefel ooer &upferbitriollpedz
iteinmebl, iobaIb it6 bic &rantbeit auf benz
Qaube sei9t. IS lei no6 betgefii9t, 6aB Ser
S9dbItn9 auBer benz &iricbenlaub ald
ods 2au6 bon Pflaumen unO 9lprttolen,
ielbit BON 8irnen befGut. Die Soften Der
an9e9ebenen WtitteI iinb gering.
, 1894-05-25

.Ssnti3es (8erman) eaIs", v&iuitlifes @arISbeber
Sals", Ober pSmprUOee Garlsbaber SaIt", uub inter
pisIsn anoeren 9e5eibuunasu gu ~Dertoufeu iuGeu, inter
Der @npretiuu9, bag pSieis tbenIo gut" ieien. uie bic
66ten BrDeutte bon Carlsbad, luelbe brett aus ben
peItberibmten NIeaeH setDouneA psreeu.
Sizes beruDt uWr 0uf elmer SduThuus Oss @ubIituus
NsS 9rDBereu 0srNienitss p.oeu, ben Der betTeffeuOe
9anbler all oieien S6IIGuuoeu ma6t. SIT tin It'll.
DER Wttu % gut pte G6ter2 Muree ir9eno
Semanb miieutliG flnft!t6eu Weiu benz natirIIdeu
Saft Der Sfeben ogr5iebsH4 gBarum bsHu ID DON eieieu
Sdi1GuH9sn binterftbreH Iefleu. lpe3tel peHu bic Se'
iunObeit babsi in Sra9s fummtl Dts natiirllbeu Gro.
BUTTE Der Nueueu bon Carlsbad eutbaltsH Yeftaubtbeile,
bic funitlib utbt ber9eiteat tperbeu fOuHeu. Seit Sabr,
%bunOerteH limb Die @6fier bon 9arIsbao negeu ibrer
9etIwirtuug bel 8rautbetten Der Sober, 9tereu uuo oes
@ta9ens r~ibmIiGit betauut.
Sos 15te @orISbabsr Spruoel.Sol miro brett aus
Der SpruosIqueus uuter Der 3sltune Der StaotQemeiuoe
Sarlsbao gepouueu, uub burd bereu M9enteu fir Die
WereIuigten Stooten, Die giSner & WteuOelIon @out.
ponp' gseo YOrt %Oertonft. Seoe 5lai6e beS G6t impur.
ttrten @oIiers uub SprubsI=Sol5es mug obtgeS Stobt.
lieJe, ioipte Die uuterifrift Der Agenteu ,GiSuer s.
ItenSellou 60, l52-154 Sroutltu Str, Nelu 9orf",
III Der Gillette bobeu. gu bobeu in allen apotbeteu.
MaH bite d Dor SAT- 6uu9sn.
Ser Staotr0tb CARLSBAD.
, 1894-05-25

= I'm 6ol5 Dor @urmfraB gu i6iiben,
empfieblt so. Oter in JtancD Elm Ser
fabren, tpeI6eS nit ber 8e6an6lung 6es
8aumes be9innt, pdbrenb berielbe nod i'm
8oben t~pur5elt. Na9 Der 8ebauptung ienes
ToritmanneS lit es eben nun Sic inn
Stamme latb i'm Wtart cntbaltene StGrfe,
iucl6e Die WlIrmer ais Nabrung aufiucben ;
febtt oieie, 10 bleibt baS 6olS Dom gBurms
fraB unbcbeuigt. lin nun bic StGrfe gu
entfernen, miro an ben 8Gumen, pelc6e IN.
6erbit geicblagen perben lOIen, I'M poran=
9ebenOen Tritbltn9 ibOn oben am Stamme
Elm fuBbretter Streifen &inoe gGnSItcb entz
fernt, 10 oaB Ser Saft am 9ufiteigen IN Die
&rOne oerbinOert lit. Sn 6Olge bciien
8ebrt Der Baum CUR 8lGtterbiIoung ben
gan5en Stdrfe9ebaIt Oes Stammes auf un6
ge6t natlirli9 mdbrenb oeS SpmmerS Elm,
lit aber nun 10 bon nGbrenben 8eitanbz
t6etlen befreit, baB iOloheS Sol3 in Der
Gbat ni6t bon Snleften angegan9en tpirb.
Monnirt auf bas N6en6bIatt ser S1tnois
StaatSz 3eitung. 8rctS l Sent.
, 1894-05-25
Wnnnrfdr Dnmpter.

SGolid3 mad 8ociue, Otilipautee, Sbebogguu. U1a nj.
toDoe, 2%uoiugtDn uno 0tauiitee nm = lbr Qbenos.
gta9 Sran6 9ooeu, Wtusfeqon, Srano gfaptOs, ETC.
SGQIW 7:30 ubr Mbemos.
9tob 8elpouHee mo GbHapee, 9ieuitag, SpuHerItag
lnb SonltaQ I'm Z ltbr NuenoS.
gto9 Sturgeou Bag. Sreeu 8a1, Menpminee W}nui=
1tIque-9toH o9 uno 9UuH,r, al nm z uBr Abenos.
Office unb 9ods: fyuB Der Nti6iaau Qoe.
'@usGeHOmmeH SOnutags. 2obap
, 1894-05-25

SRDSidbt9an SentraI. gtem Dorf 6cntraE tnS
~ Soften & 9ubemD: @ tfeaGa hrem. yDis
Niagera Sails 3Onte.A 3u9e perlaien unO fommen an
in Der nsuen @entral. Stationt an Safe GrUnt, SUB BON
4arf &otp, uuo %. Ctr. 80. Str. un0 9g6s part.
StubtsItdetsOf Hce: 81 GIdrf= Str.
, 1894-05-25

WhpGutee-abiobrt: $50 81, +11:3O WE, +3:OoN
$3.50 y, 5000 'l0:3OM; @ntuutt '7:0JU{, 1880 ID
tll:So M, +1:oo3. 1915 u. '6:l5 q. '940N.
1delt1. + S09Ith. uusgenommeu Gonntnos.
I So9lI9, ausQeH. Samltags. { GaQlt6, ausoeuommeu
, 1894-05-25
8arnnn9 q.

Sas QubIifum iuiro oor 9es
tpinenloieu Sdnblern se.
porut, DIE sembbnli&es
SIou6eriaIs, pher cine Wti,
i9nu9 bon setp6bnIi9em
Ssibliss Buloer aIs p6orlsba.
Der Cola, .5prubelsSa ali"
, 1894-05-25
0iIenBaRn-G ahrpidne.

81 OTIS y emlt L.
On. burdoeberben Big. bon Der GsutrnIs 6tatiou.
IL. Ctr. un6 1arf gR0p. 3iiqe fir ben SIbeu founen
ebeufoIs an q. Ctr, 80. GtraBe Hnb S96e Bart gsnom'
men perben Sidets III Der StaotsOftice, 1914 Sua
Glart=StraBe. unb i'm Gubttortunt=opteL.
, 1894-05-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Appuol Votomont of the RUTGERS I'll IN
Aluudl DldltlltHt SURANCE COMPANY of New
York, in the State of New York, on the 31St day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
ZOO,VUUUV
, 1894-05-25
cate SHORE uuo Wtid). Eoutberu, gep Dort
0entraI. Yoiton MnO MIbamp.@ii enbabnen.
@tsepmitm GemtraI. 9inten.
GNicaao & Wcf Wtidliaan : @nhn

Chicago s. Wcit @tid1t8an 9abm.
Citation 6uB BON Il. Str (Stobt-Office, 81 Start CTR.
@pml agt, 1913 Glort Ctr.
Nbfobrt. gnfunt.
5..5 W-Wo denta9e-bur1f. 8arIpr=gor-1. : 5 y
ass g-Wo 1enta9e-burOf. 4orlor=@ar-6 SO u
11.SO @-td9iib-Snr9fabreu beS atofpos.-6 0
-SurdIfabreIS Bulge maGI 9ram6 Ofapios,
9tmSfeOOm, RetOs eM, @barIenoir, SranerIs
&itn.
SpAS1baIh StleMD aII. 3noe perIaHen 9porborr
Station, SIDE YDlt uH6 Searbprm ctr Tiffss.
Office: POI 9. @lart Str. unb 22l Michioon Sine. ~
-309ltte. Ga9l. ousgeH. Sonnt. Mbfobrt NutuufE
81. SOuis n Yeoria 3lmlteS 1890. I0.56 ml. gao ~
OF. Souls & SeraS Or. ...... > SI0 MS. $40 n
Stani0s @Itp & 3eros 81. ...+ 9:83 F. IO0 n
ct Souis & BsDrin Beth er..... 500 81! 7:30 N.
6OrreIt Accommodated ...... . 1,95 81. 1O.IO m
Detroit, 9eetu 9Ort. Bolton Sim. = 500 81 .ii:O0 u
Detroit. 9telp 0Orf, Bottom Gr.. 1920 81. Ills N
3orontp uue Dtoutreal &rpreR. = 400 81. 1i:0 N
2OrOntO'wsoutrsaI Social Grprts -. : 1880 u 1880 NJ
SA'eo0O. Detroit sssoI, .......... 4 ss2 mi SS:l5 i
, 1894-05-25
- Union paFeneer Station.
yvRnnSyIVani6 lines
stsams.. SauoI u,,s gRenif.n.at Il,
stsan,s=. GamaI= uiss RaSifsn.St
ommeu SOnntag

2idet= Offices: Yin Der StatIon. III 24S 9 elurt
etroBe, ede SadIon. una I'M Aubitcrium SpteL.
8urt.3l9e iobren ME lOlgt mad @eHtTal.3ett:
'x6oIih. +3Qall6. nusqeupmmpu GDurtoo
, 1894-05-25

Nbtcaao, Rod SsIamo & BactTe=gabr. -
v Yafa9ter=Stoti0n Dan 8ursn.Str, Elm BLOB
tnoH6 bonn 8onrO Of 1rube. Sidet=Cffce: 1o4 Glortftr.
, 1894-05-25

Monnirtauf bas NbeubbLatt ser SQinois
Staats> 3ettung. BrctS / Sent.
, 1894-05-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of the PENNSYLyANIA FIRE
Ahhuul p'ol1hlVht INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Philadelphia in the State Of PENNSYLVANIA on the
3lst day OF December, 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
20 law:
, 1894-05-25

Nbicaeo, WSiIin & at. 0amI=GtIenbabu.
Staot=3ldet Office: 207 GIort=5tr.; Eelephons
2l9o Mtatn. nntoH 9oHaeier-Statio Canal. abams.
ulo WabiipnsStr.
, 1894-05-25

Nbtcaeo & gaurtb,pe Terns@ SIT embabm. - Etd.t.
W Offices; ytos. 206-208 GIart . StraRe, m Der
Oaflep Noeuue StatIoH IM6 am Depot. Gde Wenssuno
Giu5iesStE
, 1894-05-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Statement Of the PACLFIC FIRE .NsU.
York in the State of Now YnrL- on The 3isIt
day Of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-05-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Notomont of the PHENIX INSURANCE
hhnudl DIdlChlCW COMPANY of Brooklyn in
the State OF New York on the 31st day of December
1898: made to the Insurance superintendent Of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount ot DC Di+o1 Stool Maid mn in
, 1894-05-25

@bfaBrt f@ntunit
IL. Jebruor 1894. DON in
@btcu9o Gbitago
, 1894-05-25

Serre SGute uub @ponsotne.. 49,,
SaIntue & Terre 9oute YoIenger
9hlroQo uuo 9toibptle &imiteo 49,.
Aerre Soute un6 @oausoi1e.. ......
VarIs, Wtarlbaa & G0IrD..........
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
CHRONOLOGICAL GuMPr1oN.
Jewels which placed on the forefnger Of Tin
will sparkle forever"
M

Jewels which placed on the forefnger Of Time
will sparkle forever
No. l.
AMBITION about to climb is humble,
however Its head is above clouds; but its
feet in hell drags it down to perdition.
The acorn becomes an oak, but Gods
lightning or mans enmity at last brings i;
to the earth.
BIRTH is mortality; death the door to
Immortality, which you reach by stairs;
one winds to glory, the other leads to
misery eternal.
CHARITY gives itself rich, covetou sness
boards itself poor Angels assist the
benevolent man. The miser dwells in the
the sight of heaven, feeling the psngs of
hell.
DEATH has no calendar. He that died
yesterday is as dead as Adam.
ENVY corrupts man as rust doth iron;
envy and hate are close on the heels of
rank, honor and state.
FALLING towers make mighty noise, and
though they crush all beneath, yet are
they dismembered and made into chin.
neys and foundations for humble homes,
which. oft send forth into the world, men
who overtop the builder or the towers.
GENIUS cannot be transmitted By last
will and testament Wealth may stimu-
late ability, but poverty discovers the
counterfeit. Real diamonds sparkle any
where; paste only in halls of pride.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
THE WICKEDEST CITY

The soubriquet of 1.-THE wickedest city
On earth" has been applied to several
places in this country, conspicuous
among them being Cincinnati, Washing
ton and New York. But the appellation
rightly belongs to Chicago, beyond fur.
ther dispute. Shortly after Mayor Hop
kins was inducted into office he under
took some reforms along the line of bet
ter morals, the first vice against which
he directed his personal efforts supple
mentary to the police force of the city,
which he specially charged to break up
he pernicious practice being gam.
bling. After thorough trial OF
his reformatory policy the may
or reached the conclusion that
t is practically impossible TO stop gam
bling. He said:
j gave my orders to the chief soon after
| became mayor. | have not modified
them in the least. It is surprising how
ever, to know how many people who are
not gamblers desire that gambling shall
go On. l have been called upon by many
representatives. of wholesale houses Who
L"ni piaih 'hat lney now nave no place TO
AXE their country customers since the
gambling houses are closed.
The trouble in suppressing the gam
bling habit III that great mart is to de-
lermine where TO draw the line. Where
gambling at wholesale-on the market
boards--is regarded as legitimate not
only, but highly respectable, it isn't
much wonder that public sentiment
should refuse TO put the ban upon games
Of chance in other lines.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
THE MALADY OF THE AGE.
From the London Graphic

From the London Graphic.
The young man Of the day is poor
creature-a mere bundle of nerves,
hypochondriacal, hysterical and the
wretched victim of an ever-increasing
neurasthenia. That is what Dr. Erb
has to say of him, and DR.. Erb is one of
the most eminent psychologists in Ger
many. ''Neurasthenia," he says, sis a
disease peculiar to the educated classes,
originating in over-exertion of the
brain. n Youth enjoys too easily
the excitement of a society life.
Poetry has deteriorated into gross
materialism, music has become too
loud, even painting shows us the ugly
side of things" And the consequence
is that the race of men is slowly but
surely degenerating toward the con-
dition of hysterical women. Mr. Grant
Allen takes up the fiattering tale and
asserts that the modern young man is
SO poor a creature that he dare not
even ask a woman to marry him.
Wherein, if he is conscious of his de-
fects, he acts with more prudence and
chivalry than Mr.. Grant Allen gives
him credit for. Is the Indictment true?
1t is difficult to deny it certain meas
ure of truth. It is our modern Gus
tom to overwora the brains of the
young, to surround their bodies with
overmuch luxury, giving no chance to
the development of endurance; and
it is our fate to live in an age when
railways, telegraphs, and fifty other
inventions have added immeasurably
to the wear and tear of the individual
and separate units Of society. But to
this much of truth there has surely
been added vast deal of exaggeration.
We are more nervous perhaps, but we
are not less strong. less valiant, or less
long-lived than our forefathers were.
Where's fortes ante Agamemnona, and
strong men will live again though
Agamemnon be dead. The complaint
is very old one. No doubt, the old
stagers at the siege of Troy shook their
heads gravely over the degenerate fight
Ing qualities of their grandsons.