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The evening world., 1894-07-31
Women without q Country.

To the Editor:
And this is the end Of the nineteenth century
This Ia age Of broad minded menl This 10 Q
free country! And this 10 the native land OF
many women but alas not their country what
country have thsyH Yes. In this age OF culture
the Constitutional Convention of the Empire state
o, the United States refuses to give smother
thought to women's plea for suffrage Indeed. ]
have read hat the decision would not interest
women generally. How very natural! Alas toe
many are blinded by the glare Of their chains,
but every free thinking and feeling woman must
burn to cast on the letters that prevent her prog
reas her PROSPERITY her liberty The body o.
narrow minded men that refuses US suffrage thini
perhaps we will close our doors and retire to thu
spindle aud weave for the rest Of time. bu
they are surely mistaken. for the struggle viii
be continued even II 1t must be an open warfare
OF woman against man. A WOMAN.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Where Did They Get '"rhemr'

To the Editor
will Of your readers kindly inform me
through your valuable paper why It 10 our nre-
men are compelled to wear such abominabls hats :
1t is not the quality Of the hat-for they cost
enough-but the style and the color They GER
tainy look as " thres-fourths Of the price was
put In the crown and the remainder used between
the rim and the ooloring OF course. everybody
knows that New York nremen are 4 handsome
body OF men but these hats are enough to alter
the Appearances OF anybody making the hand
some ones homsy and the few, very few homsy
ones hideoua BLUE AND BROWN EYES.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
ARGYLE CASINO BENEFIT.
Volunteer Performances Please a
Large Audience.

Large Auulence.
NJ. J. Jacobs sends check for SO foi
the Sick Babies Fund. This represent
the proceeds OF a benefit given at the
Argyle Casino. Babylon, l.. l., July %
The affair was most enjoyable, and the
large audience showed marked approva.
Of the different numbers on the pro-
gramme. Accompanying the check, NJ"
Jacobs expresses hopes for the continued
success Of the Fund and praises it's OBJ
ject. Here is the programme:
l. overture. Prof Mollsnhsuer and Orchestra
2 Trio Tor Violns-"Petit Suite"
Mlss C. Noriingsr. Msssra Baliins and Nord-
linK.r Miss r. Noriiinser acconpanist
| s. RccitAtion-'A siniIar Case ...... NJ. wdsy
| 4 Soprano solo-''Hearts sprinRtime,"
| Miss $. Raudupiti
| s Recitation Miss Puss Mccoy
6 Violin sol,-"siumbsr Song .....,,M Balm
I Song for Baritone .................C. W sub.
= PIANO solo Selected ... Miss B Mer-rrrau
IL. observation-disclosures Flower oir." with dance
Miss Ruth Iowenson
IL Virginia Quarlet-' plantation Melodies
q, Carter, A. Moody r. Cook. W u. Smith
10. Cello Solo. -. Prot c. Mollenhaue
IL Rscitation--'Drtted Out to Sea-
Is Duet for v,ol'n--'Cava,i,ers Rusticsna
| NJ. Baliin and e. Nordlinyer Miss n, Merse-
resu. aceompsnist
~ Potpourri.
Prof. Mollsnhausr and Orchestra Gustav l.
deysr secompAnist
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Arrived on the Chester.

The American liner Chester, from Southampton
Jaly II brought the following persons to this
Dor, In tho cabin to-day Jo.oph Atkins samuel
Rel If James berkeley, Henry Besdeil, Theo-
,iurr CuES'iRg Me 'orkins {. L. ChaamAa
AIs ,uOmlcs. lahore GVurv Mrs Court 'hrse
,h.lirrn and maid Mes II T. Flood, Benjamin
citizens Mrs NJ citizens Miss Citizens
" II Van Guntrn. Miss Sarah A Gale J A
IlouArr. charles Harlan. Mira Harlan. Miss Mary
+ Hunter Mrs Eastman johnson. Harry L,nua-
man NJ. Little Martin Van LrnutI. Mrs. Van
l.cunep. Miss N,Ille Il. Miller William n. Mul-
ford W = Nelson Mrs Nelson Mrs - n. Nal
s,n Mss r Nesgn Mas'sr Nelsnn, Thomas
II q Dell Z oven. Mrs Oven \ Pond IT,.
Mrs = u q Palmer Miss z. Palmer ". Sat.
'rr'ee G. II sheriff.. Capt y 4. west Mr.. and
Mrs Murdp'k art Miss Murdoch. Mr.. Pratt. Mr..
Pope and Miss Hayward
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A new industry for women has sprung
up in Victoria. The Government has
promoted the establishment Of scent
farm. In addition to cultivating the
flowers, the manaEeress holds classes
to teach the process of extracting scent
az well as the distillation Of roses. law
ender. aad other flowers. II Is intend
ed to combine scent-making with bee
keeping and poultry farming. all three
affording suitable employment for wo
men. California boasts Of number OF
women who own and manage large
farms and who make money and keer
healthy and happy in this work.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
An Old Maids Auction.

An original entertainment is ragin,
just now for charitable purposes in Ne,
England towns, and the fippant-mind
ed may try TO say something funny |,
this connection. 1t Is styled "A Chess
nut Party and Old Maids Auction"
number of the prettiest young ladies an
dressed In quaint splnster style and auc
toned off. An aristocratic church /,
Pawtucket. X. l., made quite a sum Of
money and had jolly time with one Of
these auctions. With a witty auctione,,
there Is a chance for fun. The higheu
price paid at one party was $3.50 for ,
very popular 'spinster," while at an.
other church prices ranged from 10 cent
to IS cents
The evening world., 1894-07-31

pices OF the Misses Agnes Hennessy and
Irene Dore, on Tuesday evening. July
rs, was a gratifying success. The re-
ceipts were s25.3O.
The hail. which was rendered gratis by
Proprietor Schraidt. was crowded to the
doors, and many were turned away. y
long and excellent programme was rem
dered by the following artists:
Nellie Van Dam, vocal selections;
Irene Dore, reCitations; William Steele
mimic and comedians; Murray and
Jerome. parody writers and singers VI
to dat; Days and knight, eccentric
comedians and dancers; Charles Man
ming. tenor soloist; Louis Granat finger
whistler; John O'Brien, vocalist and
buck dancer; Ella Chandler, song and
dance artist: Agnes Hennessy, skirt
dancer; Hugh Jago, Irish comedian
Lewis Brothers, Dutch comedians; Eva
Gruhn, recitation; Rosie Eichmann, pi-
ano solo: Agnes Spitz, recltation: Dora
Costello. comic recitation Walter
Smith presided at the piano and John
Fleming managed the stage. Miss
sharp gave selections on the piano
Lille Sptz. opera singer: Ruth Spitz
and Anna Costello, recitations.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
BOUlLLON IN CAPSULES.
AnLer Manufacturing Co... VaIua.
bile Contribution 10 the Fund,

Castor oil In capsules is an old story.
but who ever heard OF beef tea In
capsules?
That's what the sick babies, their
wilted little brothers and sisters, and
the feeble old people are taking with
the most gratifying results
The blood making hou!ilon is put I'm
in regular drug shape. ten capsules In
box, and each pill good for one bowl
% appetiziug food. The lot is AS com
pact as Il package ~ cigarettes
When u physician goes into "A house
and finds helt-enfeeblsd little child.
too III TO sit up straight he calls for a
cup OF boiling hot water, drops a cap
sule in IL, seasons with a pinch Of salt
and in a couple of minutes a strength
ening dose of boutllon Is administered
This gift from the Anker Bouilion Cap
sule Manufacturing Company. of Jersey
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Green SINK Trimming.

A great deal Of grass-green SILK 49,. :.
being used this season. 1t lorh's Wv
yoke, vest and top sleeves OF man.
waists. with everything and any'n"'
but cloth. Young ladies have 1t IN uun.
titles about their shoulders, and ola 'Au..-
tone II down with black lace OF ~"
Green is natures own color ~ ,,,s.
ful and grateful to the eyes' lns nsk
green, such as the Ivy, myrtle anu ,,hi,s
are becoming to every race ara
greens OF the lettuce and celery UNI ars
Sarder 70 wear, and yellow green's ai'
fearful,
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Trinity of DeRuty,

Pefore a girl has nice face she must
have a neat body. There IL no getting
away from that. Cleanliness IL the very
foundation of health, and health Is only
another name for good looks. Hundreds
OF the bad compilations and pimply
faces seen on the streets would be fair
and well II the body was clean. When
dust gets on the skin It clogs the pores
insensibly Precipitation Ia interrupted
and as this part u the drainage syst an
cannot do Its work the kidneys must
assist; this tax cAtses disease, Nod .ths
whole interior mg become :
The blood must be purihsdIr :
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nese territory. This will aid us In car
rying out the United States Chinese Ex-
clusion law, which we md II so dill
cult to enforce. and put stop to the
smuggling business by which the laws
ore evaded and thousands of Cinnamon
introduced into this country on forged
and fraudulent papers.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

L. Murray discusses the "ess' as ap-
piled to some feminine professions and
not to others. and asks why, II .
feminine termination Is applied u
some. II should not be to all!
Answer: The only possible reply to thi,
is that custom at first prescribed such
termination. and. later. good authority
decided that 1t was unnecessary ant
cumbersome to the language. Unques
tionably the "ess'' will be dropped al
together after a time.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
lYONS'S FATHER ARRESTED
Charged with Stealing n Suit of
Clothes In Harlem.

Michael Lyons. sixty-four years old,
and homeless, was held in $500 bail for
trial In Harlem Police Court this morn
ing, charged with the larceny OF suit
of clothes, the property OF John Appel
baum of 1855 Second avenue.
Lyons was begging az Appelbaum 3
hnum's back was turned, he Is said to
have walked out with the clothes.
Policeman Long, OF the East One
Hundred and Fourth street station. who
father OF Dan Lyons, one of the Whyo
Gang, who was hanged in the Tombs
about six years ago fot murder.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

We are promised some compensation
for being compelled TO record the naval
engagements between the Chinese and
Japanese the doings and fate Of the
Chen Yuen. the Kow shunS and the
Ts-ao-Kians. the operations OF Hang
Hoo and Ye Chung. the Chinese agents
who are shipping some arms from the
United State and the movsmenu Of
the troops II Seoul and su Wan. An
order hAs ssA issssA fsrsladias any
The evening world., 1894-07-31
BIG ADVANCE SALE.
Tho Bencdt at PrOctOr's Promises
to &c "a GREAT success.

Every Indication points to tremen-
dous success of the Sick Babies Fund
benefit at Proctors Theatre on Wednes-
day. Aug. 10,
There has been a good advance sale OF
tickets, and the Fund and the CAildren's
Aid Society will undoubtedly be several
hundred dollars to the good.
Those Who purchase tickets will re-
caive a double beneflt-that OF enjoying
a first-class show and Oenehting worthy
charities.
pictures will be exhibited at 4 o CLOCK,
preceded and followed BY an excellent
vaudeville bill.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Six lean chops, put into a saucepa,
with two onions and teaspoonful Of
butter, and quickly Drowned. Add on,
pin of cold water; skim off fat; add I
teaspoonful of salt, one-third Of pepper
skinner very gently one and one-hali
hours; skim; add teaspconful Worces
tershirs sauce, one-half dozen potatos,
cover close; simmer another hour.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

To the Edito

70 the EdItor
would like to remark upon the thoughtisss
manner In which some women thsir hAtpinl
Frequently in a crowd have l come in close con-
tact With a couple of Inches of pointed steel pro-
jectnE from some womans hat. and had she hap
penej to have lodged her head backward my
eyes would have been In jeopardy. Why not stick
them through only TO tho point not passing It
to the outside at ALL The hat2in Ia = very
necessary and useful article. but shcsld be used
with discretion. KATE MoUsrAKI.
Brookr~
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Who Know. About Dream.

In the course OF conversation tho subjects Of
sleep and dreams were brought up. but the subject
vas not satisfactorily adjusted TO all. Therefore
kindly apply 20 you for assistance IL tn,
brain IN operation during the state of sleep while
drsaming' II not, what produces dreams! Dc
We all dreani How much time do dreams oc
cupy1 What Ia the seat OF the mind1 H.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

One pint -four. one pint boiled rice,
two eggs, one tablespoonful butter; salt
to the taste. Mix to a stiff batter Beat
the yolks Of the eggs till light. add the
rice and butter, then the salt and
-four, and next the milk, beating all the
while till smooth: whip the white Of the
eggs to a stifr froth, stir quickly In and
bake in well-buttered waffle irons
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Pic-cn-dee.

One bowl chopped meat-various cold
pieces will do-one can tomatoes. one
onion, sliced fine. butter size of an gag,
one egg. beaten. one cupful Of sweet
milk. a pinch Of salt, one-quar:er Of q
green pepper or pinch Of cayenne. Cook
fifteen minutes before adding egg and
milk; stir it In and when 1t bo,ls serve
with or without crackers or dry toast
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Tongues on View.

A critical gadder says that 90 per CT
OF the women in the shopping streeu
of New York show their tongues. even
when alone with no one to converse.
Some chew gum, others bite their lip
and many breathe with their mouth,
open.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Among ths passenger on the North German
Lloyd steamship Travs. which sailed for Bremen
to-day. were Postmaster and Mrs Charles W
Dayton, Mrs " "a FLASK. Miss Mabel FlsEs
" T. Flagg Rev. and Mrs ID Pa -ssr Morgan
iHcui ant ~. Il PusthImua-Meyj Prot and
MR. r. W Rogers, and Prot. and Ms George
Il Mahl
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Fashion still cllngs to the boa. Down
by the sea the precious tails Of fur-bear
Ing animals are worn, Up In the noun.
tains fair throats are hidden In featherA
plumes and down collars and at the
Springs where the exquisite invalid
take the waters boas of boblnette. laco
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Han. and III. Wine Missing.

Charles Froelich a wine dealer Of 91s East
ssysntisth street reported at Police Hcsdquarters
this morning that his son, Hans. eighteen wears
old. had been missing since yesterday AttsrnGou.
He fears he has met with an accident MT.
froslieh said he sent Tans To a wine doaler on
Leonard street for i've gallons OF wine. Hans
got the liquor about q. 80 o'clock and started for
homs but has not reached there yet The police
think Hans smashed the dsmijohn and 10 afraid
v 10 homa
The evening world., 1894-07-31
For the Little DarIinrs.

70 the kditor.
Inrlosed please md 30 cents in stamp, Tor the
lar,tus little babies This is my second cOllec-
ton. Hopug II will help
KATIE AIRAM, 5H Eighry RITA street.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

It's mpurities-through natural chanpe,
IRE largest of which is a healthy skin
finples, blotches and sores are a sal
but Il just punishment for n neglects a,
body. scrupulous neatness and tempeN
ate eating and drinking ure the thre
graces OF beauty.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

In the matt of til. core.n dineulsy.
due allowance 10 to be made on Chinese
news coming by the way OF Japan and
Japanese news received by way Of
China
The evening world., 1894-07-31

President Clausen. OF the Park
Board. s-ys not more than 100000 OF
the 81. 900, 600 special park appropriation
will remain unexpended. But what WAS
done with the Se0O. 900?
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Benefit at Far ROckaway.

To the Editori
Inelos.d pleas md SIS. proceeds Of = fair for
tn. Sick Babies Fund held on lawn Of Belwood
House Far Rookaway, l. l.. by
IDA MAY O'KEFFE
| KITE RESEHAN
BIRDIE NJ LAUGHLIN
The evening world., 1894-07-31
SANG, DANCED AND REClTED.
Young People in Harlem Worked
Hard for the Sick BabieS.

To the EdItor
Enclosed please md IS, the proceeds OF
an entertainment and magic lantern
show given by Miss Lottie lnteld. Mas
ter I. Levinson, Mazle Collins. Mortimer
lnfeld. Aggie Hagermayer and Melville
Bcttmann on Thursday evening, July %
at the house OF Mrs. j. Haveron, It's Eart
one Hundred and Twenty-fourth street
Following Is the programme:
SONG recitation and dance .I>ottie InrsId
Violin solo aui recitation Goa. Master Levinson
Song and recitation ,,',,.,...,...,,,r Maize Collins
Recitation. ...t..,,,.,,,....,. Mortimer Infrd
song and recitation, .....t,,.. Asgte Tia ertnsyrr
kecitatiCn. Melville Bettmanu
Irish dialogue .........-... Intuid AMI LeyInsn
Managers, Hattie Hart and Dollle
Hayeron.
Trusting this will help some sick baby,
MORTIMER lNFELD
IKE lENISSON,
GEORGE SDMMERVILIE
The evening world., 1894-07-31
II She Doesn't Love Him, Why
Botherf



The best thing for Flying Dutchmsn'' to DO
is to give up the ghost" In other words seek
another, Girl. II his former girl Doesn't Low.
him. Why bother her further! AL
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Cut the eels into inch pieces. rub
them with salt. then dredge with -four
and let stand for half an hour; drop
them in deep fat DO hot that the blue
smoke rises from the centre. and fry a
rich brown.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
BeIIeyilIe's Little Helpers.

TO the Editor;
lnclossd please md $3.50 tho proceeds OF
fair and lawn party given by seven girls and two
hny, for the Lanoht OF the sick Babies Fund.
Marie Minion Florence Leighton,
=. W adswoTth Enc Scott,
GeNrF. Ter.r Sadie MRpes
Harry PETER, Irene lumbar
Jennie Reeves D0llOvi.le. n. J.
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A Toy stand.

To The EnTIuf'
Enclosed md tl.lO. the proceeds OF a it'll. toy
stand Hoping this viii do some baby good.
JESNIE GREENBAUM ten
pEILlh GREEEBAUM, six
ANSA HlTr,3. twelve.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
E,-Rniiwny superintendent Dead.
Lny A,.o-i,.sd rr.r,

oswEGu y. Y. July 7-EdVard A Van
Horne 0sei fo7ty-nlur a prominent merchant,
formerly Central Superintendent u tn. Rom,
WATERFOWL and ugienshurg Railroad died this
morning u GpopleNy
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Law and order are the elements
which will break the bank at Little
Monte Carlo" And doing so. they will
take a nasty blot from fair Westchester
The evening world., 1894-07-31

II Mr. Platt has . serious idea Of being
true to public sentiment" why doesn't
he begin by taking himself out OF the
public way?
The evening world., 1894-07-31

The tariff deadlock will make an sx,
ceedingiy live Issue for the men re,
sponsiblo for II.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Dealers in fancy goods and needle
work never tire of treating little
tables. A favorite' brought out since
the First Empire craze, Is redwood
stand, with French supports and French
mounts. Whatever fabric turns up Ia
utilized by the ingenious; the cover Is
glued to hardwood and thumbscrewed
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Fathers along the nearby coast dis
cover daily that New York garbage will
float. Il 10 we'll known that II would also
burn. And burn It should
The evening world., 1894-07-31
LETTERS.

ina column 10 opor to svsrvbsdy ~ has
cgrnpamt 10 make, a grievance to scnfaufe, f''or-
motion TO give. s,tbject Of gcnerat 'nsreF 70 de-
,,a or a puHc ,ruc. 10 ocsnotIect0e' and 'r''o
an nut III. idc1 ,s,o tss han 100 ssords Lov
ours cannot be printed
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Gov. Flower 10 sotns to saratosa to
help out on harmony. He can't stop the
sounding OF that false note which he
struck in the Brockway case.
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and Brussels net are ,een every morn'ns
in the week. These charming mufhe"
usually correspond with the hat trifn,
ming. In the cut the hat Is pink anu
brown crinklel straw, as fine as lace
has killed brown lace about the crown
and violet tips; the boa Is pink ah'
brown, with violet beading.
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not be to spoil the results Of the Croker
Plat trading.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

The days Of the pantata are full Of
uncertainty and. from henceforth, may
be few,
The evening world., 1894-07-31

The silence Of PETER. Waite. Pennoyer
ct al. may be deep. but It can never be
oppressive.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Ex-Capt. Doherty says he didn't get all
Of It. Some portion went higher. II is
net too late to fnd out who got II.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Now. Giants. up and at 'em New
York's heart Is set on three straight
from the Bostoness.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

The night kind Of = municipal ticket
for New York 10 to be headed by no
mans man. but by the peoples man
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Your Letter Win Appear Inter.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund WIN be printed Many are In typo and viii
appear V this column later.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

July goes out Of business to-day. but
August Qimited) will open at tho old
stand tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

1t was appropriate enough that Mr..
Gus Tuthill. seeking cover. should take
to Shelter Island.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

TIE Republican cry for harmony Is
aiscouraSingly discordant.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

harp Of thousand strings wouldn't
DO the Senate any good. Tho whole set
would be tuned to sugar, iron and coal
The evening world., 1894-07-31

visilant stayed out Of yesterdays race
TO take q stitch in time. What she saved
We may see on Saturday.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Aug. I comes tomorrow. The Tariff
senferrees have not exactly arrived.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

July 6oss out with flying colors a. .
breaker Of heat records.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

DuAsrty may furnish . clue to show
whore Croker rot Il.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Tan.

They say that buttermllk VIII r eiS is
tanif applied in time. The aolu and !.
supposed to neutraiize the sahp .a.l ths
the fat or oily substance 70 x 4.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

Tho ne1t Legislature may feel obliged
% sivs New York . single headed police
force.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

In Doltttos there are these three: Faith
hope and harmony.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

There are those Of "the finest" who
have had things down too fine.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
CALUMET HALL CROWDED.
A Vaudeville Performance which
Was u Great Success.

The entertainment for the benefit of
the Sick Babies' Fund which was held
at Calumet Hall, l65 East one Hundred
and Twenty-siNth street, under the aus
The evening world., 1894-07-31

City. has earned the gratitude OF thou
sands Of roJr mothers and hhStene1 the
recovery Of their lex children.
The evening world., 1894-07-31

IKE LENINSON.
GEORGE SuMMERVILLE,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.

Elk. Shaw is on the sick list at
present.
Brooks will soon have drugstore
and doctor.
Robt. Nusom was visiting friends in
Portland last week.
Geo. Massey is hauling lumber for
hls new house.
Brooks has a little more sidewalk.
Good boy Charlie!
E. w. Chapman and family drove TO
Woodburn Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. J. Clark spent Sun
day on Howell Prairie.
DIR. Hensel shipped part of his
goods to Jefferson last week.
See Shaffer & Shaw when you have
hides and sheep pelts to sell.
Mrs. Museums sister, Miss Nellie
Brown, arrived here from Kansas last
Monday.
Ira Taylor, a penman from Salem, is
in this vicinity to organize class in
penmauship.
Last Friday evening number of the
young people met and gave Charles
Hoover surprise. A very pleasant
time is reported,
Shafter and Shaw have the telephone
In their establishment. Call aud see
them when you wish to communicate
with the outside world.
Shaffer and Shaw sold 10000 pounds
OF smooth wire to hop growers Of this
vicinity one day last week. What is
the matter with that firm?
Friday evening the peoples party
people will hold political meeting in
the front room of the hotel building to
organize club. Everybody invited to
attend. Good speakers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-24
Honla Thial

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured 10y Hal's Catarrh Cure. "
F J. CHENEY d Co, Props, Toledo. O
We the undersigned, have known r
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be.
leve him perfectly honorable In Ali
business transactions and financiailv
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale drugRists
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinuau, & Marvin, whole.
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system Price
75c. pr bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free.