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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

VALET by Malay; speaks English.
Dutch and French, with ono or more sin
glc gentlemen: city or country. best per
sonal city reference. Address VALET.
care Sfoie - Cedar-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

COACUMAN. GARDENER. By Scotch
man age 30. single sober and industrious;
excellent with horses careful and good
driver. all work In garden, care lawns.
milk and generally useful. best references
Cnrpenters bureau. los Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

A DEER HEAD (Caribo' speciInena
unsurpassed. low price: caught mounted
last wear. mus, sell. HATCH. e2 Goid-s'''
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miscellaneous.

fiss rMANuFAcTURERs' PRIcEs,ul,
ton. vvseiling Trunks Of Every Descrip-
e,san.r Trne.. satcheis. Pockeibooks.
Lexths, rranks, Dressing Cases and Sole
fset"rr Trunks at Old Established Trunk
scHwL p 1na salesroom OF CHARLES
aNIl. % 4th-aye
nised VII New chemical discovery.
ssiy sr, nm Kerosene oil. saves explosion.
Ssns mel mel and smoke by using OF ksro.
- 4 Ses ana lamps; grocen sells at
Co. of,es 10. HOCHsTAETTER MFG
<, Sxs COOKING sToyr ,,l, .,ss. 800.
RALRWn, price; must be good order
VIII, S6 6th.ave. O'1 ''''''
tsrma a letter box wanted; state
E>- =, BOX 3. Tribune once.
gTensiiy A., fSt inventions secured
S:z3eepondencs sss,.sfence. Liberal fsrna.
4 hlcHS 3Henndsntial. Addrsss OSCAR
~ 1loeSss:n VI ~: Ne lee Aontsomsry.
s.. -
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Conntrn Rtal estate for Sale

AGENCY for Montciair Residences. ail
kinds. for sale or rent furnished houses
TuBBS & TAYLOR . Beckman St. y :.
FARM OF p ACRES - seffle NJ "staf"
farms and country seats ~ on size and
description. ! .. RESs - Chambers 80.
FOR SALE.-House. barn. ou;huiidings
and three and one-half acres at Iiaw-
thornc. y. J.. Is miles from N.w-No fk. te-
tween Erie AMI Susquchanna. : minutes.
walk 20 station. - trains daily. residence
has 3 stories large cellar. II rooms. ar
tcsian we'll cheerful outlook AMI fTuit
and forest trees. This desirable r'-iienre
offered for sale. only because the owner =
age makes less care desirable. FRELEN-
lex n DATER. agent. Hawthorne. y. J.
FOR SALE. Villa sites AZ Ca'skill s'a-
ton. n y: finest scenery on the Hudson
River; high ground. healthy. and easy "
access hy fast trains on II. X X. JOHN
T. GILLETTE
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TAs1 usaA . 1sssins aaA Lisssa % Tve
Dsalsy llss Talk.
spsslal Dlspsesh % tAs Standard
LIVINGSTON. Noat.. 0es. A.-Ths pspu.
llsts hsld rally 81 The eourt houss last
evening. presided over By Chairman
Schmalhsusea. Ths speakers wsgu Hon.
Cal Edwasds, eaadtdAAe tee rspsessataAivs
from 0allatin county, aad Hon. lee Okse,
candidate fee rspesssatativs iren Lewis
and Clarke.
W. Edwards savs . plain, assumsnta.
tive talk and discussed ths political issus
In . manner easily eemprshsndsd hv ail.
Mr.. Oksr demonstrated the feet that b
b an orator Of ability. He 10 . massntio
speaker. and held The audience spsll-
bound for more than an hour. He said {:
'Ths populists were recently bat ripp,s
on the polisisal ~. Thsn came the wave,
the tide will eons q the slxth % Novsm-
bse next. Then thsss viii b funssal and
the populists viii sinG the rsQuism."
He roasted Tom Carter 70 Q turn See be
silver trsachssy In oonGssss and ehArae-
tssissd him - ''the eool, crafty, cunnine,
calculating Carter" The speaker wound
up with grand psroeat,oa and at ~
eoneiuslon was sssstsd with tssmsndeus
applause.
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sssvaaivs q ~ sAaiaistsaaisa ssotsaA
tees ~ peeooat -, asosr se@s q ~ ~
eoasls>sseiss have bssn eosysetsd aad ~
sharp eerusss snosthsd a. sheuld b -.
eepeed foe ths pesssnt q least.
Ihs free coinage destssns q the eemp
mittes's eddsvss mssts neshins bat sppo-
sittea aud esasuse from ~ administrn-
ten edlsials. The afgumsats ass sAAF.
sstssissd - sxsspsioaaily weak. snd ~
teAr , eapsssssA thas TAurmaa hes in
bleed q What ere ehasaetsssssd ~ ths
mistakea dnsneiai theories ee he llus-
trsous father. Ths administsatiea msm-
esss ase stroas IN eooteading that The fue.
tAse aGitatioa q The silver Qussslea % this
tims saa result only In impsdins the pes-
srsss ef The great business ssvival vhish
b new setting In, end 70 make u Q na-
tional political issus vould bs neshine lsss
than crime. Thsy favor isnoeine The
silver qusstiea In The heps that The asisa-
tion viii ssass.
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NUTS FOR WILSON.
Jsdgs uswlsy Waats Hin 10 Cssek
Then Blight Qs'sk.

Jsass Hsvisy Waats Hin 10 Crsek
Then Blight Qassk.
9pseaal Dispatch 70 the eeandasa.
BLAcxyooT, Idaho. Oct. l.-Ths demo.
eraay Of Blackfoos YES treated lAst even.
ing 10 political talk BY Govseuor Stsvsa.
son and Hon. James II Hawlsy. The
court room was we'll allsd and
the closet attsntioa was given
both gentlemen, who discussed The
current Issues Of the day IN . clear
and logical maunse. In the eourss Of his
speech Ar. Hawlsy submittsd 10 Hen.
Edgar Wilson, the FspuhlIeaa candidate
for coasssss, The foliowine Quastioas, ssk-
tne Tor reply ssrsatim. through The pgeso
and HE public ustseAnoss, asssrtiue HE
replies VII either plAee him outsids Of ths
rspublieaa party. o. lose him the vote a
every farmer IN the state.
First, II elected will yen vols 10 fAvse
% The rssuaetmsut Of the tariff rates oe
the Mckinley bill on wool cad wso,sa
eeedsf
Sseead, VIII you vote 10 sssuass shs
Mckinley tariff rates putting . bounty sa
susarf
Third; WIN you vote - rssaast The
Mckinley tariff on farmine implsments Z
Fourth; VIII you vote foe Q blu 10 put
basbed wire fencing ea the frss liss, o.
vill you stand o. the peuvisloas Il u. Nc
Klnlsy bill IN that rsspsotf
Fifths WIZ you vote 70 rssaaet the pro.
visioos a ths AsKlalsy blil - b tariff
"a 6iadins tvinss eerdass end seeking
matselalf
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ABOUT THE HEROES.

The Army Of the Teuussses's Annual
Mestiag Brought to . c:ose.
Council BLUFFS, Oct. 4. Tho 2sth
annual meeting of the Army Of the Ten
ncssee closed tonight with banquet -
the Grand hotel, under tho auspices Of the
Loyal Legion. The late afternoon ssss
sion was devoted to selecting the next
meeting place and the consideration oe
the Sherman monument fund. Cipcins
natl was chosen as tho place Of meeting
for the army IN 1896. The sherman
mouAment fund was shown to be sdS.s
ooO and will be raised to twice that this
year.
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He Likes the Pops.

CHICAGO, Oct. At Is announced that
Judge Lyman Trumbull is In sympathy
with the populist party, and will deliver
an address at q mass meeting in Central
Music hall Saturday night on 'The Rights
Of Man rs Affected by the Accumulation
of Wealth and Favored Monopoly" Judge
Trumbull has long been regarded as Q
s,aunch democrat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-05
An sA.Iple ll,sss Essap.A.

LONDON. Oct. A Scotch express sn
route to London collided with . freight
train near Hallsrton to-day. Three pas.
ssnger cars were derailed and four per-
sons injured. Baron Tweedmouth, Baron
Hindlip aud Postmaster General Arnold
Morley were passengers on the express,
but were uuhurt.
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mo nN'r n u.
DEMOCRATS m oEoRoiA.
There Seems - Ne 0site Nsabss Len
Dewu That Way

SAVANNAH. Oct. A-Rsturus from ths
eonsrsssional district embracing savan-
nah indicate 1000 democratie mAjorlty. Q
falling Of l.20o In two ysars. Ths eoun.
ties In Tom Watson's distsist show 600
pepulist majority. The heaviest demo
cratic msjosltiss are returned fFem the
counties sndorslns the admistratlon'a
aoaneial views.
ATLANTA. Oct. A.-Kneush rspests have
bssn received By the Atlanta JeurAal up
10 noon to indicate an svssaes dsDoesatie
majority Of $1,000 10 5000 Aikinsoa,
dsmoerat,o nominee sor eovsrsss. be-
bssn scratched In Ill parts ee ~ slate and
his majority VIII nsl sEsssd Keoe Ths
democrats win have % majssiv = ths
senate and Is In The houss. .|
Every eonersssioual dlstriet exeept
Black's and Watson's went Tor The demo
erats. Great surprise b felt ovse The d.
feat OF Warner Hin, . prominsnt eandi'
date for speaker Of the houss. His eeanty
went with the populists.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct 4.-Superlntend-
ent Of police at Cobcy received telegram
from Elliston, Ind, to-day stating the
bank there had been robbed last night of
1900.
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GROVER Is DOWN ON IT.
Ohie's Appeal Has AsEsrsd the Admin.
istration Pap-sucksPs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Tho address to
the voters Of Ohio issued by the state OK.
ecutive committee Of democrats was re-
ceivcd by sorno treasury officials with in.
difference. while others criticised 1t Sc.
vere.y, and none OF them would talk for
publication. It eau be safely said, though,
that the views OF MIR. Thurman
and his colleagues are not
shared by any Of the admnistra-
ton people hero, either rs to tariff or the
money question. The passage Of the new
tariff aci is regarded as . long step in the
right direction, but rs Mr. Cleveland has
stated. does not end the fight for free raw
materials, though some Of tho moro con.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-05

BUTTE, Oct. i.-The "Fast Mail' which
gave its first performance for the season
in Butte at Maguire's opera house to-
night, 10 announced for Friday and Satur-
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lt's . Good show

BUTTE, Oct. I. - The "Fast Mail"
company opened . three nights en-
gagement here tonight to an immense
house. Tho performance gave the hest
Of satisfaction. Some Of tho scenic effects
were tho bcst ever seen In Butte. Every
member OF the company IL an artist
Of merit, and there is no doubt but the
performances tonight, tomorrow night
and matinee tomorrow afternoon will be
well attended. Butte theatre goers like
good show and this Is one.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-05
TRYING TO CHEAT THs w,se.


essun1rsily Deed ee . reoiew Whe 1ss
Tee Mech rsssy sia
PrrsDuRo. Pa, Oct A.-Ehsnsese ~.
1ysrs, . wealthy Iron merchant. vas 70,
day dsclassd Q lunatic. His vi1s. whe
spsat the last twe ysass sssrehlng tsg nd
trying 70 regain possession ee hse hns,
hand, who. che alleges, wAs bslng Kept
from her b. his brother. A. u Hvsss,
ssksd foe an Inquiry into her husAsnd's
sanity.
Physicians from The Psnnsylvania hea.
pltal foe the insane. where Bysrs b nov
under treatment. and Dr.. xlrkhssds Of
Philadelphia, testified that Byses he'd ~
lucid intervals and bic mental rseovssy
was impossible. Il was stated that the
lunatic's interest Ia the Arm Of A. n.
Bysrs q Co. was worth over 100000. No
statement was made Of HE othsr prop.
srty. Ars. Bysss vail now 90 into court
and ask that she b made trustee Of her
husband's person and property.
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1T HAS COME TO PASS
FLYING olB's GREAT MnD


cmxaooTm, Ohie. Ost A-TAs ~
stand and aro9n1s. ths fsusth dag e -
driving park msstines vsse l1iled % svup
howtns. The chief feature e ths day -
. special 10 which Fiyius Jlb vas - -
against the worlds pacing rscor6 g
3s01x, Monros Salisbury. ovpsr q ~
PAGER. drove out Jib and vuunins mn1s
attached to . psnunasic-siso vsgsa -
ths famous Californiaa and his Aysr vuO
greeted with cheers By the immssso
audisnce.
After taking turn asoanA The trselk.
Andy Mcdowell. the only driver tAat svos
drove PAGER IN lees than two miuuteas
took the rsins. He rot away immsdiaasly
and u was apparent 10 svssy hesse0an
the clip wss . record brsakse u he kspl y
up. Al the quarter the pace was ~
brokeu and ~ hs lit out fer The half -
speed was mauiisstsly inessassd.
The hAgman was not at ths quarter -
owing 70 . mlsundsestanding, an1 ~
judas's watches vssa psssssd ise ~ -
time at the hall. vhish yiyiae J,b rsaahs1
In ~ 0Al. ~ he thsss-Quastess tho Uuoo
PAGER sppsassd 70 fsisse, bot hngo ~
ums vas also lest aud u any spesa ~
70 b made n vas q the slssloh. e -
M rs -" - 49, - nsA.
49, w. u: - veeocsIei peese eassse ueeee
~ Wv c:sTs Acpes 80 70 neo -
S ~ W W. 70 re- O eesessee sseeeee
when oucs q was Quist again. SlastuB
Lopse said; I'VE have Witnessed ssuo.
thing vhish - audience h ths vsesa -
sssa bseeea You have sssu ~ fnsoaso
mile that vas ever passd. giying Hb -
ssx !, "soas sno msoe NJ mne y
''SSN
- euussneS 80 !nese nseSe en- -
ceScs ne eppssoceo We peeee = 49,
acpC.sM oeeocns nm ap 10 tses q see
Nesess ss.eo: ne seos e n's - -
oc8noWeoQ9oo too 0o10eo t04e V0D DlvuD
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WASHINGTON, Oct &.Judes McComas
In the United States district court heard
arguments to-day on the application OF
the Mili's Sugar Manufacturing company
for mandamus to compel the secretary
Of the treasury to appoint the officials
provided for In the Mckinley act and for
the payment OF the sugar bounty. Gen.
sral J. L. Brent Of Maryland appeared for
the sugar planters and e. B. Whitney.
assistant attorney general, for the sscre-
taFy Of the treasury.
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sessv e ths aip,saaes q Hskia hsd
bssa es0p,sesly nulltBsG 0t1e Varilks
vsseautisas e hb supsG11g1. 1eas Ne
eesd Statesman b h . psell1sa q ssas
danger. b admitted % ~ 49, Ths
pelen b has faithfully sesvs1 - ooysaFs,
swing thsm power and eoo1golv vasa thslr
vssy sxisssass vas msaaee1. cd ssssins.
Ing ambilisa end svsa posDsaal hsoee in
teeir eaUsss ere nov - eu1npeeaSed q
ths mishaps, fee whish Nv ~ hin ~
speasibls. that thsy ere psaAy. eesosdlaG
- H. bsst antheeiV. - inilIss humilla-
tiea. u ~ heavier punlsAmsnS - him,
unless ne disaster can - turasd. An
Who are eenesensd fee his vsllAso avait
With auxis1y the result e the sssas oeesat
upon his destiny.
mo nx'T n n.
Ths dsirsdat,en of Admiral Ing y pro
claimed ~ an indisputabls faet bv The
native Chinese nswspapsrs, theugh No
ofaeiAl notification of bic downfall has ap'
pesssd. The aceusAtious a eeWasdies
and ineapacity everywhere dirsetsd
aRainss him would scarcely b permitted
u hs retained his former pewse o. In
Auenoe.
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Eoports Of Nasiesai hanks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-The comptroller
Of the currency has called for . report Of
tho condition Of national banks at the
close Of business Oct. 20.
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Golters rurasd Dswn.

GOt0ts IutneW U1Wns
LINCOLN, Oct. A-The secretary Of state
decided In favor Of the Bryan ticket
named by tho state democratic conven.
tion, thus turning down the boilers
ticket,
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THAT'S DIFFERENT AGAIN. I

Hsshass The o. p. Wsa'N 1an Over the
Llss - 0assisss. Aftss An
Special Dispatch 10 The Standard
ST. PAUL, Oct. All u decided to-day
that the only thing accomplished at ths
eonfsesnes between The Noethssu paeiAs
and The Unioa Pacific ofleaals IN this city
up TO dass 70 IN agreement that the Mon.
tana Union line. the counseting link b.
tween the Two great teanseoutinsata
systems, running from Silver Bow d
Carsisoa. shall b ussd fer The Inter.
change for certain kinds of freight bat q
10 the formstion Of . eless tsafls agree
msnt httwssn the two companies, thai
part b denied b. the ofncses q thG
Nerthssn ePaei6e. The Union raei1c, n
y said, desirsd the latter. but wAsthss
thsy Get all they call Tor b Anethss quss
tion.
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BURLINGTON TRAINS IN BlLLlNo,

Track Layins WIN Csnnsnss fs-p ~
ssA Will Ne PsshsA Alssg.
Special Dhpassh b the standard
BILLINGS, Mont, Oct. k-Ths hrst Bur.
linston train arrived over the Noethssn
Pacific track here to-day with the divisien
superintendent and ths superintendent ef
construction. Track laying In Billings
will begin tomorrow.
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como TO NEBRASKA.
Mckinley ls Atl Right. but Ne Wsa's
Cay o WorA for silver.

BxLLvILlx, Kan., Oet. A-0ovsenee Ne.
Kinlsy passsd through here to-day o. his
way TO Nsbraska. Fully 5000 peepas ~
ssmblsd at Clay Center to sss him. I'VE
srs engaged this ysar," said the gsvsenoe,
s.in eontention among ourselves - 70
whether We are 70 retain American mar
ksts and workshops. The sspublican
party believes In retaining them beah."
"Thrss ehssrs for Mckinley, The next
prssidsns Of the Unissd ststss," wsss
given.
A. Clittoa semsens asksds "Hov sboat
silvsrf" to which Mckinley replied: '.You
must ask the dsmoesats. They are IN full
control OF the government and have abso-
lutte power to do whatever they please"
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GENERAL UPSET or FAvoRsraA
uaaesa xsss I've nasss q Ssssns B1so
Yeoeesday.

NEW Yoax, ose A-Thsrs vas Q -
attssdaaes u ths lAsa day q tAs saoaa1
q Jsee0s park and The rassns vas evss Q
muddy track With . esnssal upsst = -
fAvoeitse. The eAief feature q tho ~
was ths deuhls vistosy q HAltea. vAe a.
IN ths 6sss rAss end Asfsassd ulAsk unuk
end yllrA ~ favssitss, vssy hAnAnv. -
latter nes bsiag Ahas 10 sztsaA hemelf Il
the mud. Haltoa started aaAia n -
NTH sass end was third ehelss - osV.
srnee Shsshan and Long Bridge anA 80
essdsd In winning hy . hsad fssa ~
former.
Titan eeurss-Hsltoa vsa. Baaek uaua
sseoad, filrs third, tims. lax, 6lx ~
lsoes-Dos eolt Won. Nanki Pesh 5000
Hsvee third; time. 1d7k Anssioa9
Jocksv club hantleap, miis aad eos b.
lens-BAnqust won, Sir Kxsss sssso1s
time. 3,lsx, HALF mils-BsasfAstse veGl
Rufus sseond. Pouch colt third, tims. ~
Six furiones-Hslton ven, oovseoep
Shsshan second, Loa9 Bndes th1gdo
tims. l:17. Oas Nlls-Littls NAtt vsas
Jedan sseond, NeInvrs third, ttnA
1A7x. Five and ons-Aalf furisaes3
Utica won, Jewel second, Fannie b thiedl
time. :11k
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
a relephone wien asof,ss tn rt

A well TO do but unsophisticatedf farm
er from one of the borden counties was
In London lately and brought with him
bis wife and daughters to see the sights
and do some shopping. Among other
places they visited big draper's, and
after wandering round the first floor for
awhile the party came to a stop near
the elevator.
One of the daughters was the first to
discover the elevators moving silently
up and down, receiving and discharging
their cargoes Of passengers. She pulled
her fathers coat sleeve to direct his at
tention to the phenomenon and in tone
that was audible to the clerks in the
neighborhood asked:
whats that, paw-that thing going
mp and down with sofys in it7'
The old man gave the elevator long,
calm, scrutinizing stare and exclaimed:
"True as you live, it's a telephonel
The first ever seeT-London Figaro.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Worn and Wan and Weak and Weary

Ho! ye women, worn and weary,
with wan faces and go indescribably
weak. Those distressing, dragging
down pains, and that constant weak
ness and worr ness and weariness can b.
cured. For all such sufferers, DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is pan
acea Of inestimable value. AS an in
vigorating tonic, 1t imparts strength to
the whole system. For "Over- worked
"worn-out," debilitated teachers, dress
makers, seamstresses, ''shop-girls," F"
housekeepers, nursing mothers. and
feeble women generally, DR.. Pierce'-
Favorite Prescription is the greatest
earthly boon, being unequaled as an
appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
AS soothing and strengthening Der
vine, "Favorite Prescription" is une.
qualed and invaluable in allaying and
subduing nervous excitability, exhaust
ion, prostration, hysteria, spasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms,
commonly attendant upon functional
and organic disease. 1t induces re-
freshing sleep and relieves mental anx-
iety and dependency.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
Pair Grounds Cars TO Run Again.

Pair Grounds Cars to Run Again.
The Salem Consolidated Street Rail-
way Company will commence on Sat
urday Of this week, June 9th, to operate
cars every half hour, between the post
Office via Chemeketa street, ,Englewood,
and Rosedale, to the fair grounds. The
cars will run through without transfer
from the postoffice to the fair ground,
leaving the postoffice at fifteen minutes
past and forty-hve minutes past each
hour. The open cars will be used on
this run.
These cars, together with the asylum
and South Salem cars will take d fifteen
minute service on Chemeketa street
between the postoffice and the junction,
on Asylum avenue.
The company is anxious to give all
the car service possible, and If the peo-
pie and residents along the line will
patronize these cars sufficiently to pay
the cost of their operation, the arrange.
ment will be made permanent.
The present cars will run half hourly
between the postoffice and penitenti-
ary, and between the postoffice, asy-
lum and South Salem, as they now do,
the only change whatever in these cars
will be that they will take their time
from the postoffice instead of at the
c)rner of State and Liberty streets.
The last cars will leave the post as
fJllows: For the fair grounds, 9:45 y.
M; for the asylum, 1000 p. M; for
South Salem, 1000 p. M, for the pen
itsntiary, 1000 p. M; for 10th and
Srate streets, 1920 p. m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

There is more catarrh In this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many yean doctors pro-
nounced 1t local disease, and pre-
scrlbed local remedies, and by constant.
~ failing 10 cure with local treatment,
pronounced II incurable. Science has
proven catarrh 10 be constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu-
tional Treatment Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by f. j. Cheney a Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional
cure on the market. IL Is taken Inter
nally In doses from 10 drops To a tea
spoonful. IL acts directly 0n the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails TO cure. Send Tor circulars
and testimonials. Address
n. J. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, q.
pdy-S sold by Duggisls, 75c
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
why They plsliked Him.

Sir William Fraser records sug-
gestive story about a keeper at the
Geological gardens. He had been
employed ON account of his supposed
fondness for animals, but was soon
found to havo incurred the enmity
of his charges. Their enmity was
not shown at once, but presently be-
came universal and strongly pro.
noanced.
1t was suspected that while out
wardly treating them with kindness
he must secretly hurt on annoy them
He denied having done anything Qt
the sort, and his general manner
seemed to bear out his proteststionS
A watch was set upon him, with a
curious result.
Itappoared that no never spoke to
the animals, and for that reason
alone his presence was intolerahle to
them. Youths Companion