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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
PURIFIED WOOL
M4ITRESSES.
1t Keller e Sons, I?O 6t0te
street. come fn ami see
them. TheU are cLedI,, sWeet,
eLdStiC dIid ditrdbLe.

INsPECrIoN.--The Second battalion
consisting Of three regiments and the
band will parade, this evening, from
the armory on the street, II the weather
IL fair, ats O'Clock sharp. They will
then be reviewed by Blgadier General
Charles +. Beebe, who has taken quite
an interest In the progress OF the Salem
companies. This will be an event Of
great importance locally.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Military Board.

Il. w. Mitchell, ex-adjutant general
Major Jackson, U. s. a; Brigadier Gen
eral Beebee; Adjutant General Tuttle;
Colonel Teller; and Colonel r. B.
Drake; all of Portland, and connected
with the State Military Board, arrived
in this city last night and are quartered
at Hotel Willamette. They will re-
main In the city to consider the busi-
ness of the board.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Justice 0oart

Mm A a 40 inas, ~ nuullmlly,
yfnlsidHy aisispsn sHofF eui . pAl,
fspi iu JusliHs lobns9g's eluH fsf ihs
sussi ~ fsul lfisuk 0hsiKsa $50
asssyh Hna baliuB Dspsiy nhsnn
tnalf pfluspi Nf fispt "a ihF aiy
lasl sgfuins HYH alpllmliD
~ splssna i,iafs lusilps lulnsap
~ W. a. spd plfsl HA suHiy a.
tisi y as 90 90 nfai lnssasg ~ o.
w 90 mlplshsa ihe nssssssiy lallds
~ ilVV Ma hslssf . ihs afGuasufs .
siiwpfy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Fire Alarm,

At 3 o'clock a fire alarm called out
the fire dedartment with Capital En-
gine No. l. The awning in front Of
Van Eaton's grocery house on Com
mercial street was on fire, but was ex.
tinguished just as a stream was ready
TO BE- brought to play. With high
wind blowing 1t was q close call.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
THE MARKETS

PORTLAND. April 9.-Wheat Valley
80@Sl4; Walla Walla 45@46.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Wheat, SO.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Whest, cash,
54s; May 545.
New YORK, April 9.-Silver 66s;
Lead $500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

A TARAETULA.-That IL a scarce
variety Of live stock la Oregon, but q
real live one can DO seen at the Post.
Office grocery of Harritt a Lawrence.
II wac. found In bunch OF bananas
shipped from the topics. Everybody Ia
Invited 10 call ia and see this living
curiosity. They also have great curl.
osities there In tho way Of novelties
aud low prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnersblp heretofore exl.'
Ing betweeu ID f. Swank and Th0mA
johnson, in the milling business Il
AumsVille IL this day dissolved. TIL.
business will hereafter be conducted b
ID. r Bwank.
All accounts due the old firm will b,
payable to ID. T.. SwaDk,
ID. Il, SWANK,
THOMAS JOHNSON.
March il 1895. d3 l2-lm'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Miller's Odd Cent Grocery has fre' b
goods In every department.
Better Than for Twenty Years.

"tor many years | have been trout =
led with catarih, indigestion and ner-
vOus headache and endured great mis-
cry. The doctors did not relieve me
and began taking Hoods Sarsapar-
lila and Hond's Pills. / now feel bet
ter than / have for ~ years. My
headaches have ceased, l have good
appetite aud sleep well.
MRS. E. j, Walters,
SilvertOn, Oreu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

TIE phion iisigsip store, lA2 state
s1iesi, hAs lusi feoslyrd 10 dllsn n
isfplaf Joe hsnistr1hlsis aud 10 gigng
ne customers ths haufht N tls puf
ehAss snd sslilug them ~ 6r 8a2t sltI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

oDD FELLOWS DAY- April 25 is tbs
Iolh snDiyefssry N the ODD Fellows
order aud Il ls more thap likely thai
fals'n as . stronghold N "a. order viii
oslsbTsts ibs event
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Artificial Teeth Actually Better
CARD OF COMMENTATOR

From citizens OF Portland, Or, April 10,
1885, TO cit zens OF Helena, Montana
| Dr. c. Ii. Mack, Dentist. bow resident OF
your city, but formerly Of Portland and well
known 10 all Of us, has few ca als and no su.
perioIs as a dentist any where. lie II a gen.
tleman well worthy OF confidence asd favor.
ia. CHAPMAN, MD,
,,,,, Mas Or OI Portland
VIM IL. WAI N. u
AS. NICHOLS. M. D., ''10
]. X. CARDwELL, ''A'u'
J. g. GLENN, '' rof'iSho
dentist, Portland.
He did for me the best dentistry ever mad
done, ana Dr. e. C.. Knowles, dentist OF San
Francisco, said 1t was the best he ever saw.
J. b. KNAPP, Portland.
HELENA, Mott Aug 10. Is9A
amer more lhau seven years residence and
practice OF Dr. Mack In Helena, we are pleased
U endorse above expression OF commenda.
ton.
Jos. X. TooLE,
,o.., 1ogernor OF Montana.
JOHN q. CURTIN,
Mayor Of Helena
WA h' STEELE, b. d.,
LB. ATcHisoH, n. d.,
d., WAIT, d. DE-, ~
W. n. ZuBER,
Dentist, Helena,
FoFtslsiaoiO'y Operai Ops Ia salem, Or, We
aIs enabled by permission 10 refer 70 ouch
noted apd ISonhy seDiismAn a. hls sIosl
Ienoy
wh.sP LORD,
. 1vk eTnHT Of OREGON,
non, PHILLIP AEIpsBHAh.
blAle TREASURER ~ DTfF0n
bOh. ". " NOBNEhJDk
supreme judge, hulsIH
NOS, oEtD, ~. bUhhI1J
Hfcuif Judge kaleiu,
h, FsbolsE, halsIa,
Ane mapy oihsn 0f nigh Tsspeelabllity.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

The best tea, the only good tea, The
only tea that IL Nc to dhnk-tea for
the gods, tea fof the rich, aud tea for
the poor, but no poor tea ~ ClArk's
Court street Rr0osfy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Hoods Pills cure biliousness.

If you want nice table oil cloth you
will save money by going to the UDlon
Bargain Store where you will see 25
different patterns. 8 DIT vii
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Prohibition Leader Dead.

NEW YORK, April 9.-W. Jennings
DemOrest, the well known prohibition
ist, died today, after weeks illness
He was also editor OF DemOrest'.
Monthly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
REMOVAL.

The Capital Printing Company 10
moving up stairs, over the state Insuf.
aooe Company No work delayed.
y. ~, FLAG0,
~ ProprieiOf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

NEyER 60 AWAY HUE0RY when
q man leaves ksnsoIthy a Barnetts
lunch counter, hs is always Satisfied
aud he snly pays % osuts lhH . good
substantial meat too, Cali and ass
us.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

~ hfIfaH fhtaHlfhl hff b.
u UHlHnf hl ns nsf a. fHlhs ,ssl
80 iitlltf az siisHa ihs hulafHrl 3
fmss3 ~ n iif fnelf isisH shafsl
ihF lHtsl}Nf NsHtfnsf fisHlns
HiainlNf a.niiHsiHS A. iNsls4sl flf.
HipF llfi h8iehlase Ai go Nis
= n iisptsi Me- isfks,s ~ AZ
= hsilnst sea haisisi "A fh,is $40
siialia ihf slffilnss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

hpsf Ca ~ sil olass out ouf
slsss " fhssi hsy - " ~ lsr tou, sud
u'''"'hy ln proportion hfsuslsf a
""'N abH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

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aN = FN t4ii8lsI silai AZ u. ~.
re lsii'H Hf tAsse hshi e4n f6.
80 ~ NiaNf tesif H8ltl ~ h..i.
'fst Nif 3 iiaiilHfNi N l.t..s..f"
ie'i fiiiikfi aNa allsafH ~, i..'.i
gssif iFs laifff NHisl M. = ibsfs.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
A Hinh I.iuar

U-ually has bad liver: He Is bill;
0us, constiapted, has indigestion and
dyspepsia. If there is no organic
trouble few doses Of Parks Sure Cure
will tone him up. Parks sure Cure
s the only liver and kidney cure we
sell on a positive guarantee. Price
SI.OO. Sold by Lunn II Brooke. 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils. Window Glass, Varnishes
aud the most complete stock Of
Brushes Of all Kinds in the
State. Artists Materials, Lime,
iialT, Cement and Shingles aud
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

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wlhf HiH "A n isibW 4 usfs bss
si ihf rHass NJ HA.f
fiH ~ htHH Ffsa nssf fhif
imHih W F aHi EiH issf
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
$500 REWARD OFFERED,

hs nbasislggsa 0fisis tiSJO gsssTd lof ~
i. IL '.li"A ~ ibs pAfiy ~ liafilet wlO bufpsa
y ~ - slll Alsq psg s15J i0T sael aasaa.
y" ~ lht crime. ! DSH tso stssd ganelas
'Na sin sylt " gsy ihls gsssFd,
,atas. SohfFh ", hDtgttsDk
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

a htNhsaiFl f1uf iRnlp s au
oplaplsls sllhoui llspiy W Fplrnu
o. uiAnhhI 4 rArIFRhoe,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

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,hs asy bsss fsaslFsa VI lLs hss
20 iss's'i tA Epaas % y a0ls Az
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

AH"ihsf l'i ~ ibpss has dass sl.as
''' ''s1 % ~ esps psf pslf lasl is
.s'lsa @ - ihs lslap hafssls nlo1s. lis
''st s''tf' udalNli
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

osfegd llss fal laalas Ham ~ esnis
lsg lslf w ~ ibs TALON iiafsslp sll,if
ltF stats sigssl "a y a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
A Man of Nerve

DIR. q. II. Mack, the enterprising
dentist, is a liberal advertiser, and not
wlthstanding the cry Of professional
ism" against this mode Of securing
business, the Doctor has by this pro-
cess gained wide practice, aud mum.
bers among his patients the leading
people Of every community In which
lac has operated. The professional
man wants business the same ~ any
other business man, and he wants IA
much N he eau handle, yet many in
the medical and dental profession de.
priye themselves Of the much coveted
practice by undue mOdesty. DR.. Mack
is 10 be congratulated upon his courage
ia adopting this correct buslness theory,
even though be stands high Ia his
profession. IL will not only bring him
fame aud patronage, but II will bring
felief 10 many n sufferer who would
Olh,iAlre have continued In distress.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

hep slDk ~ Efopfliss - AillsFs
oad isni hiolf iu lhf RImory bulld
los
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
DRESSMAkING.

NHflhF Hiofea nly afsesiaekits ,,aslas. IA
W 'Nhi sHes'i l aesift HuA tllf fadlas vi ~.
~. niifft ~ iilNif lSagnskf hHilslasiln
t'N hiss, n HVlloAh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

iAlils l,sa l,aaisull,s spl,lss 81 niss.
sea a 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

hieiiRs ftsl fassfd sssn.
ISIS sssil5 'asl slsbi ssJ i slssly
'.'s'''HsF hsw bs wssilous assd'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoEia.

Children's and ladies' tan shoes, all
sizes, at rare bargains at the Union
Bargain Store, 142 State street.
d2t wit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-09

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
Thanksgiving Day IN the Star Schoo
District No. 8.

Thanksgiving Day IN the Star School
District No. 8.
Thursday, Nov. % was day to be re-
membered with pleasant recollections by
the pupils and patrons Of the Star school
The day was pleasant and early in the
foIenoon the teacher, his pupils, their
parents and others met at the school
house and spent one aud one half hours
in literary exercises, Consisting Of reci,
tations select readings and singing. The
selections were made and rendered with
credit to the school and appreciation by
the audience. Then followed a recess
which was spent by the children on the
play ground aRd by the older ones in
setting q table and spreading it with
many toothsOme dish, turkey and
pumpkin pie being the most conspicuous.
All did justice 10 the sumptuous repast.
After dinner the teacher treated his pu-
pills to nuts, then with few appropriate
remarks bid them all good night-his
usual way of djsmissing school.
There seems to be general good feel
ing throughout the district, and the
school is moving along nicely under the
guidance of Prof. G. W. Combs, late Of
kiowa Co., from which be comes 70 US
with recommendation Of being one Of
theiF best teachers,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
THE CIRCUS RINo,
Wherever Won Go the World Over the
Diameter L. tho sama

Wherever Tou Go the World Over the
Diameter L. the samo
m various ways the circus OF the
present day differs from that of the
past, but the ring remains unchanged; ;
It Is always AZ feet 9 inches In dame
ter. Go where you will, search the
world from China to Peru, with diverg-
ing trips to the frosty Caucasus and
tho desert Of Sahara, and never q cir
Gus will you find without ring "a feet
Q inches In diameter. There is a rea-
son fos this remarkable uniformity.
Circus riders and circus horses are no.
madic; wherever their wanderings
bring them they must find the ring al
ways the same, else they will be dis
turbed in their performance, II not
really rendered incapable Trained to
the ~ feet 9 inch ring. the horse and
his rider have grown used. worn, one
might say. to the exact angie of de-
clivity towards the center Of the ring.
which the radius Of twenty-one feet
and given speed produce. The
mound on the circumference OF the
ring always has on the inside a level.
30 to speak, Of earth. at the same angle
as that into which radius and speed
throw the driver. As for speed, that.
after the horse has gone round two or
three times and 10 warmed to his work.
is the same through the act. In fact.
strap generally holds his head 50 that
he cannot get beyond q certain pace.
Tho rinsmaster snaps his whip. the
clown shouts. the band plays louder
and louder: but the horse knows just
how much this empty show means. and
logs on at the same old pace, until.
with tho last Jump through q tissue
balloon. the act is ended.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
L!hrnry Assoriat!sn Lecture Course.

Library Association Lecture Course.
The library association has arranged
for course Of six lectures, the proceeds
to go to the benefit of our free library.
The object is a most worthy one, the
speakers are all well known and popular
takers, and the price of s1.5O for season
ticket is low for the literary treats prom
ised. The course will be as follows:
Miss Matte ]. Atkins, 0. B., Dec. II.
Miss Atkins is graduate OF Emerson
School Of Oratory, Boston. She always
draws larger audience after having
been once in place. 1t 10 not IN M
common thing for her to be engaged for
two and three successive nights in a
place where .sho has been before. DR..
| Robert Mclntire says Of her: "She il
altogether the best have heard" DR..
RAIDER confirms this opinion.
W. f. Mcdowell, Ph D. Jan. Q.
DIR. Mcdowell has for years been
Chancellor of the Denver University.
He is recognized rs one OF the brightest
minds in our state and is fine lecturer.
His lecture on To-day and Tomorrow
will be trent.
w. G. Mudisou, d. D., Jan. %.
Dr.Madison is the youngest d. D. and
presiding elder in Methodism. He is
n close student and fine thinker. His
lecture on Traits OF American Life
will be bit OF education within itself.
Rob't Mcintyre, D. D., Feb. II.
Sam Jones says: Robert Mcintyre Is
the greatest orator on tho American con-
tinent." His regular price is 800 per
evening. The Redpath Lyceum Bureau,
OF Chicago makes him standing offer
OF $4,000 and only uso him SIX months
in the year. giving him the rest of the
year to himself. "Fun on the farm or
old times in the west" will keep apy
audience in roar for from an hour and o
half to two hours.
D. L. RAIDER, D. D., Feb. 25.
DR.. Raiders entertaining powers are too
we'll known to need any introduction in
this part OF the state. Raised in old
Missouri, he will be at home in his lee
ture on THE sunny side of Negro life"
| c. A. Crane, ID. d., Mar. 18.
| Tho lecture course will close with the
Knight Of the 10Th century," by DR..
Crane Of Colorado Springs. Like DIR.
RAIDER his abilities ns q lecturer arc well
known in this part OF the state.
This ontire army ofentertsining talent,
among the very best the state affords, is
to be placed before our people during
the coming winter mohths for only s1.5O.
Reserved Season Ticket. Single nd mis-.
sion tickets, IS and SO cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
Our City Water Supply.

To the Editor of tho Enterprise:
At the last meeting Of tho city council
an ordinance looking TO tho supplying OF
the town with artesian water was read a
first time. II seems to mo worth while
to direct the attention Of the taxpayers
Of the town just now to the fact that
there Is at the present time water flowing
to waste from the wells already bored,
sufficient to supply every want of the
town. To The construction OF these wells
which we already have, large propor-
ton Of our townspeople have in some
measure contributed Of their means. It
seems to me- it is not the part OF wisdom
to again tax ourselves for the digging OF
a well, about the cost Of which and the
quantity Of water from which, is some
uncertainty, while water already assured
is running to waste. Before any other
move is made it would surely be ths
part Of wisdom for our council to name
committee to inquire and report on the
feasibility Of obtaining water from the
wells now dug. There seems to be no
good reason why both fire protection and
domestic supply in abun lance could not
be had by the building Of tank in or
outside the present reservoir, on the hill,
and the turning Of lthe water from we'll
No. 2, or 8, or both, into such tank md
thence into tho city water pipes. The
connection of the garden place system
with tho city system could be easily made
and along with some extensions OF pipe
already planned for, would give the town
a very creditable water system, covering
a very fine urea The expense Of all this
has been already incurred, and to con-
siderable extent by the people. Why
not turn it to best the possible account.
To tax the people for the digging of au-
other well would be a deliberate waste
Of their money. It would be premature
to suggest here any plan or arrangement
with the stockholders OF the present
wells, but there is no reason why tho
town should be made to pay any fancy
price for either the wells or the water
flowing from them. The risk of obtain
ing water can be pretty nearly estimated,
and ground enough to bore upon is al
70 .dy in the possession OF tho corporation.
The right to convey water through the
streets is monopoly right OF. the people,
hence the people are in a position to die
tate pretty nearly what they will pay for
wells or water now flowing. II they see
fit to grant privileges TO q private COM
pany they can guard their interests by
providing that all revenues over and
above moderate interest on the cup
ital invested shall 60 into tho public
treasury.
GEO. Fl. TAYLOR.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
Fswler's Lecture Coarse.

Fowler has done surprisingly in
in the matter Of a lecture course.
Towns many times tho size Of
Fowler would rejoice greatly to
secure such eminent aud able lee
turers as are to favor our sister
town during the next three months.
Look at this array of talent: Miss
Matte J. Atkins, Elocutionist-
vocal and musical, Nov. 20; W. E.
Collstt, Books" Dec. 4; Robert
Mcintyre. ID. D., "Fun on tho
Farm, or Old Times in the West"
Dec. 18; W. G. Madison, s'Traita
of American Life," Jan. %; d. L.
RAIDER, d. D., "The Reconstructed
Rebel" Feb. 26: G. A. Crane, d.
D., "The Night of the Nineteenth
Century" Mar. 10.
Such q course of lectures should
attract intellectual citizens from
all portions of the county, and
we predict that marked shccess
will crown the effort of Fowior's
enterprising citizens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
4 pupg. nur vgRv srRoMo.
Some had Men Got Iatn scrtous Trouble
with Him.

with Him.
Appearances are deceptive" said the
club man. ~ remember, several years
ago. I was passenger on an avenue
enr one evening. A gentleman, accom-
panied by two stylishly-dressed young
ladies. got aboard. He didn't look
much for size. but he was gotten up re-
gardless. His linen was the whitest.
his collar the highest. his clothes fitted
him to perfection, his tall hat was the
shiSiest, and his trousers couldn't have
been creased more. He looked like
! typical dude-nothins To him but
clothes. The car was not crowded. out
fairly well flled. On the rear platform
were couple OF toughs who had owl
IDENTIFY been drinking, for one OF them
leered ct the young ladies as they
passed and made an Insulting remark.
Tho young man passed into the crr ap-
parenuy without noticing the insult.
When the ladies were seated he polite
ly lifted his hat and asked to be excused
moment Upon reaching tho plat
form he quietly said: You made
remark as those iadies passed"
We'll, what the - Is that to your"
"Bim! never saw such quick blow,
The fellow fell or the platform as II
he had been shot out Of gun. ot
course. his companion jumped to his
assistance. but he had scarcely moved
before he was met with one straight
from the shoulder. He, too. landed on
the asphalt But the young man was
not satisfied. He Jumped on. and as
one OF bis victims attempted to get up
gave him a settler. and there they both
lay completely knocked out. OF course,
tho conductor had stopped the car, but
1t was hardly necessary. for 1t was the
quickest fight to q fnish I ever saw or
heard Of. When the supposed dude re-
Joined the ladies his immaculate attire
was not bit rumpled. he wasn't even
breathing hard. You could have
thought he had simply gone out to
sp to some one. He apologized for
b left them, and don't believe
ad any idea of what he had done.
T ext day saw the young man on
the street. and said to friend. DO
you know who that isf'
"Why. yes. Don't you? I thought
all the boys knew him. He's the cham
pion all-round athlete of ono Of the big
Philadelphia clubs, and has more med
ais and prizes for running. rowing.
Jumping. and sparring than any man
in Philadelphia
80 say appeafsoees are mighty de-
ceptive. and I'm not picking quarrels
with well-dressed strangers.
ington Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
Matle Him Apolorlsn

That Christian TX. Of Denmark,
whose illness u ct present causing
much anxiety. brings up his children In
the way they should go is sufficiently
evidenced by the following anecdote:
Ono day At the dinner table the young
prince asked his father what was the
meaning Of a word he had never heard
before. This word. "lusing." is the
Danish equivalent for our "box on the
ears" The king asked his son where
he had heard such a word. The boy,
blushing to the roots Of his hair, con-
fessed, after a little natural hesitation,
that he had been out in the streets
amusing himself by ringing the bells
and then running away. But at one
door an angry porter rushed out and
shouted after him that he would give
him . "lusing' II ever he did such a
thing again. When the prince had fln-
ished hia explanation his father ex-
claimed: "vesy well. tomorrow you
shall go with me to that very house
and beg the portsr's pardon for such
rudeness." Accordingly, the next day
the king went with his much -sbashed
son and made him apologize.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-12
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Only three Of the $50 canvases which
hang In the Louvre portray the cat: this
proportion Of painted representations
Of cats obtains also throughout the
world Of art, writes Frances Z. Lanigan
In sketch OF Nine. Henriette Ronner
in the Ladies' Home Journal. During
the last few centuries but four artista
have painted cats we'll, three men. Gott-
fried Mind. q Swiss: Hokusai. q jap
anese: Louis Eugene Lambert q
Ffenchnan: and but one woman. Mme.
Henriette Ronner Of Holland. the sub
3oct Of our sketch. The reason for this
avoidance Of the cat as subject IN art
10 not because Of Its lack Of charm,
beauty. or grace-these are admitted
by every one-but because Of Its din
Guilty. No living thing is 30 changeable
and variable In contour. In expression.
and In markings as shylock's harm
less necessary cat" and none is, there
fore. 20 difficult OF portrayal.