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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
Queen LII Must Go.

PORT TOWNSEND, Jan. 2l.-Captain
Calhoun, Of the barkentine Archer,
who has sailed to and from the la.
wailan Islands for the past twenty
years aud Is personally acquainted with
all the characters In the Honolulu In.
surreetion, said last evening; ~ be.
lleye that the present trouble will re
suit In eE,Queen Liliuokalani being
banlshed from the Islands. such d
sentiment has been fermenung Tor
some time In the event " any further
trouble occurring The present govern
aienI 10 stable, able aud determined
aad u eau be relied on that President
Dole and his advisers will act wisel,
snd protect the honor aud autonomy
of the Islands
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
RlyER HEws

lbs Willaalfils hAs fsspnsd iis paf
uisl sludIugn
rlfsmsl Aaiae lsh hl ronlspd - ,
o "a SID god lasd ~ Insight
ln, lissg sfdFsd up hum raHland
lssi fNfuiHs 900 Hitsl dls,hslsius hsl
uaIsN pfssedri un A. lWfs'lis
ihs fgssHf esms w inm rnuland
las' plfpipf sHs pfass,isl os w lhs
nfsl a. tyspHf
ibf Albas asms dVpn num iaas
ifNdfNHs lls maIpias asi lfH ~
fHllsHi HH iuis $40 f4ll hlsd u
hsy sHi llisl'sf sna si0si b lsaasn
500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
VALLEY LOCAL NE ws.
CHEMAWA.


Rain and rain and snow mixed Is the
order Of the day here.
Edwin l.. ChRlcraft Is the superln-
dent this week at the Indian school.
Mrs. ChalcFaft has been quite sick
lately, but Is now better.
Engineer Laughman has been Joined
by his wife. lately, who Is expecting to
get the post office here, vice Mrs. Rho
da Savage, resigned some time ago.
The Haysyilians have very inter.
estlng literary society and are talking
OF establishing n circulating library In
connection Herewith. There are three
young men who would not like 10 see
their names Ia print, attending the
meelings, who will be surprised by n
visit from the sheriff II they do not
mend their ways right soon. Haysyilie
has bsen noted as place where no
kind of public meetings could be con-
tinued for any length Of time on ao'
count " a few hoodlums, but the better
slsnleDl " the community has decided
10 work a ohspge, aud now n any
one attempts 10 disturb meslings ln
the fulure he viii bs promptly arrested
aud prosecuted 10 the full limit u the
las, regardless of race, color ~ previous
condition
'fhs slsst storm of the early part of
JsausTy did not DO any buH 81 Iuit
trees around ben, such ~ reported irom
1lhuI pafls " lhs state
fhs improvement VI lhe drainage
system VI l.aks isbish BY dsspruiug
snd rslsndiug lbs dllehss is nos com,
plsls and Cas- sufkmsn scattered
fhs appraisgm hast made ihsif ssil
mates aud There h lhg ususl amoupi of
siahing
lhs lais sini storm i,suk dos n mapy
liess sfaaui hrn a mE ous fail
snnas tbs g0uutl bfldse lusi easl ~
hfnaNa and ulsde sh9ul hsii ~ lhr
pndEs lnio hfsi elass hipdllns ihls
10 lhs bndgF shsit ihs lfaelipa sngips
seni lhiu4Fh HeHiF lssis sKu and killsi
lhs enslnssg "a bsl pssu lp bad uIlsf
> l4ps luis 500 q 10 hulsi tpsi ibs
sill hulab ibF psi,NlnT ss nrs
pFidgp eiaplsif sha9li a. Fai ip "a
lssal lai lssi hishfg ihsu ihs nli nNf
300 aVllsf nasi ~ tut iuphhai 10
sU ~ d lvi ihfis am msnb lN lhH
nf' sblrihula sbe hsfr DitH rhs.a
elsl pfslsnauf fslWFls ihsi .snHt
falaf ggfn ihsi ana 80 lhsg siil Naft
a. lsi lhs fslsi sinl - HsN ss uFf
ilHis b w
lhp hsis'sinif fhaBIa Hiff fH
pslsls apa asis ~ - "A hfsi Hlism
Ng IA ibf slsii h'A FiHp 81 ihf HfW
hsfs nvi hfiY "a inl HnuF 81 .sH
lhsl laslp llsslins bais hHfa a,
lsifm lssisis'sif saa ~ hst ~ "a
ailislsis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
When Othars Fail

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the
shattered system by giving vic orous
action to the digestive organs, treating
an appetite and purifying the blood.
It is prepared by modern mel hods,
possesses the greatest curative powers,
md has the most wonderful record of
actual cures of any medicine in exist
ence. Take only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable.
and do not purge, pain or grippe. 25c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes of all Kinds In the
State. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
TRANSATLANTIC news
France a Monarchy if a King
Could Be Pound.
REAPPEiRANCE OF GLADSTONE
How European Politics May Afteet
the Papal Election.

: LONDON, Jan. I.-Mak Brouet'
writing from Marsilles, says the story
that the Due d. Orleans had eyaded the
espionage Of the French government
at Dover and Calais, end penetrated
France "a far as Amiens, during the
late ministerial crisis, is entirely with
out foundation. Still further, the
breach between the Orleanists and
LegitImstists is SO pronounced that
even in case of subversion of the re-
public, neither the house Of Bourbon
nor that Of Orleans could place rep
tentative on the throne OF France; and
II a Bonaparte were possible quantity
the choice would fall on Prince jerome
instead OF Prince Victor Napoleon,
owing to the hopeless I1eJnpet1nee
OF the latter.
There is yet enough blood, wealth
and influence left Of the old noblesse to
give color to the apprehension that
France Is drifting slowly toward
monarchy; the sangazure las made
silent alliance with the mushroom aris-
tocracy of the late empire, and the two
have been cultiva ing the friendship
and good will Of the bankers, great
landholders and moneyet p!ebeians
generally; and, it is no; too much to
say, that II an available scl)u could be
found royalty would be again engrafted
In France. But the man for the hour
is wanting, and it seems as though the
monsrchists will be obliged to wait the
coming, inevitable, but uncertain re-
suit OF war to furnish military hero
TO wear the kingly crown or WELD the
scePtrc of empire.
RUNNING A BLUFF.
Gladstone,s announcement Of re-
entry into political life Is viewed with
great complacency by the conservatives
who consider the move as simply
clever ruse on the part OF Rosebery
and Harcourt 30 give eclat to the clos
Ing hours Of 4 doomed liberal pArlIa-
ment. There IL no doubt enter
tained generally but that neither Of
these gentlemen Is sincere IN the
pledges tc political future he has given
In the shape Of denuneiations Of the
hereditary house Of parliament, or de.
mand for the passage Of the IRISH
Home Rule measure, Aud the recall
Of the Grand Old Man from his retire
ment at Hawafden Is simply for the
purpose " having him do ministerial
talking they dare not, OF are disin-
clinsd 10 do Tor themselves. II was
the only thing they could DO 10 hold
together the Heterogeneous llbeFalisis
long enough 20 make sYsn an attempt
possible op the part u the sabine, 10
noal the contemplated f26 600 900 Loan
20 cover deficiencies, meet pressing
obligations spd furnish funds y build
nsw rbips fof lhs navy
rKornlf ~ TAlY,
There is mnIr trouble lu stoGs fof
iiamhsIrs government Ia cass oi lhs
Anticipated safly death ~ l.so AiiLl
Ths Italian coppoI " ibs College Of
usidipsis has hssu sssksnsd by tls
isssni dsgsluppsnls eanesrulng tbs |
'nsw lpulsuas sad ils fsan
" 'hs fmpob ihsi ihs ispssl
" 'hs snii jesuit lsss lu asmsn, /
slll Fsslly sosfuiusls usmta IA /
Nufnpr Al tht Nafl.an gII l...... /
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

Two yagranta appeared before Judge
Easa thls morning aud we're gwen one
hour 20 leave town, which they did,
Chlef of Police Dllley returned from
the south western part of Pola county
SATURDAY with one Bud hlearnu whom
hs arrested charged with the larceny
u watch ffom bedisllow named
Charles Nelson, 90 Deoslpbsr Z, while
ihsy occupied q Foom 90 Commercial
sigssi, hlsaina u hard working man
sl,onl 10 ysaIs ~ nge and lhls 10 his
nnl rnFnse ~ faf ~ 10 knnNn. rhlsf
of palles pillsy recovered lhs slolsn
wslph and ihs ehsneea f1r 'hs prisoner
% ssoele ppnlsbmsai ass rather
a0ubiiuh
fbs prisoner aplsaied lisfufu Judge
fdes ~ ~ epliscs thls moininR snd
wss sisgn pulil ) o'olnek "a plead,
uwlns ibs unusHaliy heaYl sDos ln
ihs rlsklyopt ihs 0ssllspa ilalna nolib
as bslaE hrld " uansmuli A. 90.
pegls epns ~ rpis iall 81 al 90 40 ipi
asfp spa > slieuH sind bl8siuR, illFis
y sisYs deublp ~ sac iisia dos lauasl'
Fsp wslnlps selilnE ihnuRh ha'pis
Wednesday
nrFh llpNsf Az ihs hHih nslsm
hganeb ~ ibf ihglallsH MaIksis' Alia
slou lasnwmn isssdsl lfam i0hp
A issalas lufiisA. iats naleW
Aol,H lies sac ~ eHHfi ~ upfih "A
lsfs slissl sna isig sisuha n,sd a.
lffshwsnss lluyldld, 49, N hflls
ssgl allsslensiy
tHs ssiis san HfR sllsshfi A. ilH
meiHlus l8f8l shifh tiaushl lslai
hNmiafl ~ ihf lfa|slslHis Nsfh lu as
hnl helh fsis sfia = sli n'ifd
80
l.NlNkf iiHif sili bf b iasiHt ~
fflents tfl lFhHh lfHNHif inisl
nishl iaNNfff fit 81 falH Hflat %
ilss q MilisWi a.H Hlff hama
hslfllfs fm al pfl.eaif
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

luh uht iipauHtu ihf raN
mlist ~ uHs iisndisd pifi rsiuiasl
aHl psssi hsi nlsNn ~ ifsaaiiais
" ifleuf ssslnsi lisal ,bsla,sn ~
faEsHf nHsif iseaFlHs lhsi 500
HipHiife inNHn ia bsnal fiAihsiF
eilh hiW iflbs aiaslaslap b hsa lssp
ifsHhfd sHi slhfisi a. IA sac Aisi
hHa q sNala bslf ifn 49, aaHaiiiii IA
3 IA aif snfisD.s esiiisn AZ e,siw n
is HH ihs l.H ~ ibs HslsiH elm
m4hs a irin8s 90 NhslHlss sna
aN ~ plsf silh 3 ea ui ssiisi lsa
Hissn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
llss

HIilIh Al hls bnsis N seas w
rRlHflsi lsnuaf Nv al NJ m
~ Miles ED ~ lrsif. NJ aislaiss
fHnFai blisy psfls' ~ lbg asflssg
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
"UMBRELLAS,"

why that's our business, we make new
and repair old. Call or drop US card,
and we will atten0 to your wants.
Covers all prices. No. 1877 Commercial
street, near postofiice. ]. l.. Kaplinger.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
New Advertisements.

WANTED 70 RENT A 'arT near Llen;
W enc with stock on preferred rs years % .
pentnce, btst OF references, or WA. hire nv
month month or year. sgali family. AID esi
usI-bamDoJ naulo, ~ ga, 81 60. -.
reward, q. NJ. Donaldson. 1881
A ~ LADY can MAKE as wesKly WORKING
~ Ipi as quietly at home. Position pecma.
lehl aud II you can only spare Two hours u
ny donl iall 10 inyesiiL tie, Reply with
taHiIs1 S envelope Womsns Mutual Benefit
/" /, h''A y J"nel, w. l'l7.5t
Lo1AD-A rIlt ol Yian4o,s On Fast stale 81.
J. ohutf eau nave same by calling at this
.Ihee Aud paying i1r this notice.
QuhN lsHED hOOMs .- Handsomely ml.
llenep rooms lof rent, with or without
'otIa, 10Y l,tt p'lshie lamlly SSI Cottage,
tAosh Hihls ahd county buildings, lA'6l
EpislAtohs Oh LuBhA sls-uan nnd
- TWO lafse comfortable iOJns one blOek
uWlh oi ne capitol Inquire AZ $50 Capital
'isel nl ai Store ~ Wits hT0h. a 90. l,lib
EAhA Fuk hhhT.-orain rsaL Renter
: 49,. n.Nst 6,it uf Ay,s p puy team, wagon, haf,
.l lt9 Aommtlela street Feed store, i,k,f
RAhE BUSINESS OFPuRTUNITY, i0I
~ hnsllsss heh And pihrm w OrganiEe
i''hl s9,t company iuT paylag and seD
isa, it1I4I ss,g 0,'foa o, psispl nghL Addrsss ia
A . hALF FhluE -iAst en.nee 10 gst
- fh9lnf thoroughbred chickens nj nan
~ iinifr Faiimi
| X tshtlt Npntl tper Advertising Agent
~ ~ htitnHpls tkrllausr, han fIapo.so0
a,, II I. ga' i,i ',Y'ltsa asrnl lhis paper u keli
[ WhlallAh hAlEhpk lAtalaulrs Oi 40
- AlNas na salf ai ~ llberiy street ib1ly
(iAlNtf fAFfN -lAfsp ,oi of heavy blown
II NitfWnF iAptl lpl rhlt rheAp. luhl ile
usl 0Mpr' F'H' az ~ '1tf'
~ tAtli aHi uYua Anrr Aad platled
A'''f ptsue. Address Journal ONES
aln
- tite FYlNHHal saplaueulo. atalllp,
\ lsn.nla epa SAP fianclAeo ~ psfs nu sllt
~ hfHnFNf FshNaf blnek
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

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t.Hsslss n ssm s.l lgi,sl
ftI ~ #aHf lsflf ena i,,lsl = ilis
lfs3lHF ifWlaT ~ llf f.iit \ saAs
'i'asiHiilee sHa IN slssss,s N W.
hfel fHa lsHff liias n sssk shl
ile lssa 4 hfs,ks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

ufksl8hp itff iNf sail hsaaa
sfalsas 49, hlis - ~ o ~ Wss
sisall t.sii 49, ihs HyIn ps ual
~ slasi il esasA ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

fif ifsa.si nlfIlns y lhf n H q
a pNl Al hf'i "a ihfIi hsi ~ fsss
lsl iaHssil WfH ~ flaapss
HWlllf $3.50 49, A. H,ss "a )
\ iHi - mli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

fnK hHw iRKAsuHsA, J % Mlnla
sas i,dsy duly Installed ~ oounl,
iressufsi, sad hls band ~ ihs sum al
ll1ul sss spwoYsd ~ lhs oluniy
eauu Tbs nAnlrs spisalinE ap lhs
dHlmFui ~ sufsllss afe ue0lTF o.
iiushss, ! n hisipsf AsysF. Ds
ui rlsls, iubH a Wight jabp \
iisIi, mpls, W a isyluf D. snd
MNlsfd Naiipi d u fles alsp, Z 4.
nsflisan, , n Jahnsap b nafbln b
q isltiustup snd D. q Hnisll %,
suauuHi ~ lbs bsla % 60 lsu sad saelI
~ cas- sN9ff naslihsd in ibg sgm ~
A. H1 elih sos sfmpllas ~ Ag lialy
eha@ Hsuiss ssfs lisssa - d 'ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
He stole Postage stsmps

WAs1iSofoS, Jau. ~, William y.
smith, ~ smploys of tls bureau Of
spsfs'lng aad printing, has hssn COO
'l''sd Of hslng principal lu ths lar
sspy " 1000 sosal slamps from Ibis
government lis sss sentenced 40
'ofss 1ssn sud Ola moaths lmpfson
a'p' liss'1, smith. sosompllos, has
lssp convicted " fseslylng stolen
slslals
4, lAhhtilt iieFfTAL John 4
,.l'.. .lsNlsil y, hss flbs, pps uo,sf.
~ hanalss VIA q. Al iaeFst.d
~ 'pnlhriUlsi sllrui. ll#iI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
STATE HOUSE GOSSIP.

Sneaker Moores will annOunce hls
standing committees Tuesday morning
Senator Brownell Of Clackamas, nas
len selected to present DOlph's name 70
the senate Tuesday.
Ex-Representatiyes Gullixson S"u
Ready Of Portland are in the legisls-
tive lobby greeting many old fnenos
They are Dolph leaders.
Smith, who runs the state house cigar
stand, has no vote like the other az
Smiths, but the quality Of bis cigars
meets with unanimous approval
Mf, led Piper, formerly Of Sslem'
city editor Of the oregonisn, is Said to
be the author Of the rscy legislative
sketches By the "Old ROunder."
At least one politician whose tenure
Of office expired last Monday holds an
Office al the state house and is as busy
about the legislative lobby as though
ne were still full.pledged state official.
1t cannot be that he continues to bt
the resident agent Of the American
Book Co.
The Salem Post, independently has
repeatedly sluned Hon. Henry l.
Barkley because be Is q minister Of the
gospel and legislator at the same time
But II should print his name as one oi
the Marion county men who had the
courage to resist all machine pressure
and voted against Dolph aud for Thos
H. Tongue. Tell the truth, even about
a minister Of the gospel, gentlemen
No one expects editors to tell 1t about
eachother.
Senator Johnson proposes several
chances In the code relating TO the re
demption Of lands sold for taxes. Ter
per cent Is substituted for twenty, and
the provisions concerning minors are
changed. The section (2S2O), II fadOpted
will read: "Any land sold for state
county or other taxes may be redeemed
at any time within two years from the
date Of the certificate of sale by paying
the purchase money, with interest
thereon, at the rate Of ten per cent pei
annum from the date Of sale, together
with the amount Of any taxes which
the purchaser may have paid thereon,
The real estate Of minor heirs, who al
the time OF sale have no guardian ol
other responsible person TO take care Ol
their interests, may be redeemed by
them one year after arriving at major
ity, aud the purchaser, II he shall have
received u deed, shall convey the prem
ises, upon repayment by the heir, as
required by other redemptioners, to-
gelher with interest thereon at ten pei
cent per annum and the amount OF all
taxes paid by the purchaser"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

agsn q let Aulf ~ A.
lsl@
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

Mf. led Piper, formerly Of Salem
city editor Of the OregOnisn, is Eaid to
he the author Of the racy legislative
sketches By the "Old Rounder."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21
DREssMAKlNG.

N7'lhf WNff4 Wl aIrtu atlua taFi1Is 4
.N''' AflliF hpm ihe lAdirs IA ~
fN.if I lhH pupfase hailsiaailua
Aha N iQlA Ah
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

Smith, who runs the state house cigar
stand, has no vote like the other ak
Smiths, but the quality Of bis cigars
meets with unanimous approval.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

Representatives Gullixson SDo
Ready Of Portland are in the leglsiA-
tive lobby greeting many old frenoH
They are Dolph leaders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

hsiif ~ fnt llsAN ~ 81 $3.50
ssif M ~ hasl ~ fa sifsF ls
fiass n lhf elg hssswlhl 4 iisl
ASH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

4nh NbNH fNai lfsislaaf Fhfi
nait 80 nei ~ - lli allssl lhsa
lile ials lHinti ~ iif nti "A
alssM iaaAail ffNil a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

Speaker Moores will annOunce nis
standing committees Tuesday morning
senator Brownell Of Clackamas, nas
len selected to present DOlph's name 70
the senate Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

hufA ftnNhf Nf hals nftfi
gnllfa ~ slff ihl -. y isil'seiiap ~
w. nss iiifs nfH liisl 49, Nn a
klfasloH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

WANTED TO RENT "A 'arT near Ilen;
" enc with stock on preferred rs yeas o. .
pellence' bthI or references, or Ma. hire nv
month or year, Small family. AID es J
Farmer. journal ONCE la ts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

lHe fsits taif Hfif siisfisfi A. i'ii
mwHlus lassl sni'i tianshl lsla
hNmifl ~ lhf fslalslat Nsfi iu as
hR hah lsis $3.50 = ~ f'iad
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-21

iiNlNkf iiHif siii ibfs iasiHH ~
fflfnas tHl iafbHN lffliHif iflisl
nlsh sahaap flt,Hl fa1H Hfiat b
ll.s d miisH aalfH H.ma
|s,nlfils. lf,f All ns|latalf
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-02-02
The Pope Having His Tomb Made.

Although the pope is in very good
health, and is devoting himself with
artior to the reunion of the eastern and
western churches, which is being dis
cussed by the conference of patriarchs,
his holiness has given orders for the
preparation of his own tomb. The
celebrated sculptor, Sig Maccagnani,
has received the commission to set
about the work. The monument,
says the London Standard, which is to
be, of white Carrara marble, is to be q
sarcopfagus, on which will repose a
lion with it's fore paws resting on the
papal tiara. To the right there will
be statue of Faith, with torch in
one hand and the Scriptures in the
other, and to the left a figure of
Truth. the hand laid on the coat of
arms of the Peeci family. The only
inscription on. the tomb will be: ''Hic
Leo XIII. p. M. pulvjs est" By his
will, the pope directs that his remains
be buried in the Basilica Of st. John
Lateran.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-02-02
GEO. J. LEWIS, Agent.
Notice of Forfeiture.

Te JOHN ". PLArr, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that have ex-
pended the sum of FIVE hundred (5OO) dol
lars in labor and improvements upon the
nEEK TRAIL lode mining claim.
situated on the Smoky divide. about twen-
tty-two miles from ketchum, in Warm
Springs Creek mining district. Alturas
county Idaho, as required by section 1924.
Revised Statutes of the United States. be-
ing the amount required to hold the same
Ior m the years ending December 81, 1887, to
december 81, 1891; that your proportion OF
.:e .he same is $3.50, being one halt: and if
Mithin ninety (9y days from the service of
!s Mis notice, or within ninety (9) days after
Ihis notice by publication you fail or re-
lu.e to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as co-owner, your interest in
s sala claim will become the property of the
Undersigned under the provisions of said
section 1924, FRANK ]. LEMON.
Aetchum.. Idaho, July q, 1892.
First publication July 80. 1892.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-02-02
QUEEN WiLHELMItA'S JOKE.
Her Majesty of Holland Has Some Fun q
the Expense of Her Govcrness.


the Expense of Her Governess.
story about the twelye-year-old young
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, prefac-
ing its narration by the statement that
the alarming news which was circu-
lated concerning the health OF her
majesty in August last is quite uncon-
firmed, and saying that the story in
question is proof of the good spirits OF
the young queen.
The governess of her majesty, an
English lady, Miss Saxton Winter, had
given the little queen, as an extra task,
the drawing and coloring of map OF
Europe because she had not known her
lesson in Turkish and Chinese geogra-
ply as well as the governess deemed
she ought to hare done. The queen
agreed to do the extra task imposed
upon her, saying: Every we'll; I will
do the map, because meant to be obe-
dent. But-you will see."
In due course the map was drawn
and colored and handed to the COVER
ness. The young queen had made the
British Isles very small, about the size
of the Balearic islands, and had COW
cred them with London fog" colored
paint. But Holland, on the contrary,
was Of enormous size, occupying a
large part of that space which in ordi-
nary maps is sea. This immense tract
of land was gloriied in the most brill
liant colors. Miss Saxton Winter
laughed. The young queen was de-
lighted with her joke and the map was
passed round the court.
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Hard to SAY.

Even in the present age Of enlight-
eminent and progress, there are al
ways people who are not as fully in
formed as they desire to be. An
American who had spent much Of his
time among the Indians of this coun-
try, found himself, during visit to
England, seated at table next ?
genial and talkative woman. who
seemed thirstine to hear of all his
thrilling experiences. 'And now
about wigwams," she said, anxiously,
at one point of the narrative with
which he was endeavoring to entertain
her; ''are they SO Gerry venomous, or
have read exaggerated reports?" II
have never KNOWN" the traveller says,
"what she thought she was talking
about, Or what in my confusion said
in reply."-Youth's Companion.
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THE BEST MAN.

He S0f0 ne was ANA T3t C3mO 60 t0o
Conclusion That He Was Right.
An Irish teamster asked for half
holiday for the purpose Of attending
his sisters wedding, and the request
was granted, says the New York Mail
and Express. When he made his ap.
pearance the next morning his right
arm was in sling, there was plaster
across his nose, and raw oyster in a
poultice against his eye. His left ear
looked like a.caulifower. why, Pat, T"
said his employer, 81 thought you were
going to your sisters wedding. You
look as though you had gone to q
cyclone festival"
81 wor at tn weddin', sor," said Pat.
"'Twas tn thruth tould yez."
"Well, how did you get bunged up
this wav?" incurred the merchant.
"I1l tell yez, sor," replied Pat. 'D'ye
see, whln got there and wint in tn
people were standin' forninst the
priest, an be the side O. thin wor a
man in pihtan coat, and big, sphlat-
term white shirt. Tucked at um nm
he tucked at me. oh, ho,' sez till
myself, sez 1, AN ye think yer jewd.
Wuth thot got wee bit closer an
tucked at um vance moore. He gave
twist till his lip like, an turned his
back. No Gallagher ever took that,
sez till myself agin, an taps me lad
diebuck on the showlder.
"'An' who may yez be, me bould
buekoo? sez I, feelin' that the blood o
the Gallaghers had been insulted.
"sIm the best mon, sez he.
9Th best mon? sez /:
"'Thot's what l said,' says he, the
best mon,' and, sor," said Pat, as he
shifted the oyster on his eye, she
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