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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
STATION.

Uncle Ben Irwin, Of Mt. Pleasant
was here today.
Grand Master Ilollenbeck, Of Ore.
gon City is visiting old friends.
Rev. NJ. c. Alerich. Of this plarp
preached his farewell sermon, he will
take the overland for Kansas CITY to.
night.
Rev. G' p. Bennett and T.. f. Ben.
nett started for the coast ON 4 Gsn,ng
expedition.
Grand Master Ostrander. of Wash
ington is visiting old time friends or
this place. "
Mrs. c, F. Smelling Of Butler is
ylSltlng her parents Mr.. and Mrs, A.
II. Smith.
Mrs. Alice Norton of Portland, is
none on a visit for an indefinite Time
Silver Creek Fail was visited nv tho
Shr'eyes family, an enjoyable time
was had '''''e
Mrs f. T. Ashby daughter-in.law
TT rev. Geo Ashby, arrived from
A'"ahy IlIs week and will visit with
ner people here, and at whleacrc.
Curtis Sanford Cf CoqullIe Citv
v,SltlHg ', II Mrs L. &. Orchard and relo.
OF the Darby family.
Mrs, lmilda Robertson of Salem is
pnt 1o'lle l'', iSotIng after her property here,
nu! wall $'on return ana take a nosi'
tlon ia the asylum. 'O''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
On Mt. Hood.

Prof. Schmitt, OF the college, has
returned from trip TO the top of Mt.
Hood, which he recently made,with a
party ot sixteen, including several
Portland people, Stanford professor
and Misses Annie and Ora Film, of
this city lie was greatly pleased
with The experience. which though
perllous and tedious was grand in its
character, one for life time. The
box on top was frozen under so that IL
was impossible to register their
names. The Misses Finn proved ex-
cellent mountain climbers. As the
ascent and descent has to be made in
places in inches cut In the ice almost
straight up, the experience is one that
might well make one shake. The day
before the ascent was made by Revs.
Hood and wife, Revs. Henderson and
Hervey, and Miss Mae Pollock, of this
the guide declared were
the most frightened Of any party tnat
had been up. Albany Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
FROM THE LAND OF GOLD.
Eben Singleton. Returns Last Night
From Alaska.

Eben Singleton. Returns Last Night
From Alaska.
Eben Singleton, who has been at Ft.
Cudhay for the last two years, returned
on the overland last night from Seat
tie where he has been for several days
since landing, attending TO business
connected with his mining claims in
the gold regions. fIe was met at
the train last night by family gath.
ering and after glsd welcomes went to
the home Of his mother Mrs. G.. 4.
Robinson on the Garden Road. Mr.
Singleton was seen this morning by a
JOURNAL reporter and said in general
Yes, ! am glad 10 get back to Salem
among my relatives and friends but
as landed at Seattle ] said to myself,
"Do want 10 go back into all that
hustle where ] will have TO
be civilized all over again ?"
Your feelings arc strange when
you return, you are glad and yet sorry.
IL is an easy sort OF life up there, you
set your own pace and do not have to
Try % keep up with the rush like
you do here. No we don't wear fur
clothes and bundle up so closely as is
represented. ] wore the same kiGd Of
clOthhs that ! do here only a iuT
cap and heavy mittens, ana when it
blows suit of fur to keep out the
wind. II is cold there, but very dry
in the winter and generally still,
though some times it blows. In the
summer it rains. You never saw it
rain here in Oregon, it just driZzles
here. There IL comes down by the
buckets full. There are two things
about the summers, that are uDpleas.
ant. the rains and small insect,
called the mosquetO. We have to
wear wells there TO keep the mosqutos
OFT, They are too small to be stopped
by mosquito netting, but make up in
perocty what they lack In size.
John Singleton and Ernest Wagner
are strong and healthy but thin. |
saw most all Of the Salem people on
my way out and all are doing we'll
John Farrar and M. Ohmart were
sick on the way over and delayed their
party some but they are doing well
now. Mrs. Farrar is worker from
way back and needs no help from any
one.
When asked IL he was rich Mr..
Singleton said, "well, | don't know
about that, / told the folks | am not
sure whether / am rag picker or a
multOmllliOnaire, You can just tell
them that | came out "iilthy but not
with the lucre."
Mr.. Singleton was very modest and
would not say much about his bnsi-
ness prospects. He thinks too much
has been said already by people com
ing out Of the KlOndike.
He is home for year at least and |
probably will not return, Eben is fat |
and tanned and has dOwny nous |
tache which gives him a strange wild |
look otherwise he Is the same "Eb" |
that left Salem TO seek his fortune |
over two years ago,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
SPECIAL SESSION TALK.
Public Men and the Press Seem TO Favol
Holding .One.

4
Holding .Ons.
Coy. Lord is non-cOmmittal about
special session Of the legislature. He
is going to his summer resort at Seal
Rocks Friday and would not discuss
the subject with reporters when it
was broached today. But il may be
set down as pretty near morally GER
tain chat there will be a special ses-
sion Of che Oregon legislature about
November 4, The press Of the state
is discussing the subject and nearly
all public men who come to Salem
favor it.
A short special session is needed TO
open up the business affairs Of the
state and give the regular session
that assemblies in January 1899 a
chance to repeal a lot Of laws and
enact others much needed. There
will be a special session Of the United
States senate to formulate the treaty
of peace and capitulatiOn with Spain.
Oregon should have a senator elected
by that.time and 1he decks should be
cleaned for the regular legislature
session.
The legislature of 1897 was meyer or
ganized and hence the next general
assembly has four years OF state busi-
ness on its haCds, besides defraying
the expenses and providing for the
decent.nterment Of ITS innocuousipre-
decessor.
The holdoyer members OF that body
are entirely inexperienced, except the
few who have seen service. The new
members are as rule raw to their
duties and the special session will
give them the chance TO take each
others measure.
The payment OF current expenses
OF the state government for two years
past must be provided. The senator
ship must be got out .of the way or
the regular session will accomplish
little or nothing for the people. That
is the situation and there is no doubt
that Governor Lord will meet the
emergency 10 an intelligent, straight
forward and independent manner, by
calling special session and deal with
the situation in the true interest o.
the people aud the taxpayers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
Must Keen ,of the Sidewalk

Owing TO the general disregard OF
the existing very lenient city ordln
ance regulating bycling ia the
city, and the reckless riding of a
few would-be scorchers who rush
along the sidewalks at such pace as
to endanger the safety of all pedestri.
Gus whom they meet Alderman Hunt
AZ the next council meeting will
introduce the draft OF an ordinance
to rule bicycles Off all sidewalks OF the
city.
For some time past complaints have
been pouring in at the police depart
ment about utter disregard OF the
wheelman of the city ordinance, and
4 large petition was read at council
meeting praying that bicycles be ruled
off court street. 1t was on account of
these that Alderman Hunt gave
notice Of his intention to introduce
the above mentioned resolution.
IL seems strange that people who
few months ago were content to
trayel at II very slow pace on foot,
should suddenly be siezed with the
notion that they must ride so fast
now that they have wheel. The
council has been very forbearlng in
the natter and only resort to extreme
measures as last remedy.
1t Is To be regretted that few
thoughtless or careless people should
deprive the majority OF bicycle riders
of the convenience of the sidewalks,
and when it is too late and they are
compelled TO ride through the dust
and over the gravel of the streets,
they will appreciate the privilege they
abused.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
AT MARION COURT HOUSE.


Proceeding At the Various Departments
Of the Capital County Seat.
The following deeds were recorded
today: Elyira A. Bailey TO Martin
Bailey, her husband, 1880 acres in the
WIN. Mckinney d. L. c., also 247. SO
acres in sections and 6, in { los, r. 2
W. ", d; $1,000.
Geo. II. Burnett and wife TO J.H.
Albert, property in Marion county.
500,
l.. M. and Thos. Mccarthy 20 r. g.
Smith. lot s block 81 city OF Salem,
quit claim deed: 81.
Two assignments of mortgages, for
S40j and 1886 were filed today.
A mortgage Of 81 100 was satisfied
TODAY.
William +. Finer Of Woodburn.
today appointed Alais f. Austin as
his attorney 60 conduct his business.
Assessor Hobart has appointed as
his deputies, Miss Daisy Hobart and
Mr.. Edwin Hobart and they have
been approved by the county court"
Mckinley Mitchell, of Geryais, was
yesterday appointed administra-
tor Of the estate OF Raron Otto Won
Boeselager, deceased, OF Mt. Angel,
succeeding Rev. Benedict Gottwsld,
who was executor Of the estate under
the will, and who a few days ago
resigned. The estate is valued at
$500, and the bond OF the newly
appointed administration was fixed at
$4,000. There are several heirs to the
estate, residing 10 Muenster, Ger
many.
A liquor license was granted j. j..
Ryan Of Buttevllle precinct by the
county court today.
The Marion county commissioners
court was In session Wednesday and
today, transacting routine business.
They completed the work Of a''''' /.
accounts against the counuy auday
and left for Mehama and Mills City,
where they will confer with the Linn
county court In regard TO the rebuild
ing and repairing Of the joint bridge
at Mills City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
OREGON STATE NEWS.

There are in process Of construction
In Dallas four new fruiLdryeTs.
Baker City-The Baker City Iron
Works owned by French & McLynn
were destroyed last night by fire.
Loss $4,000, insurance One.half.
Eugene stacks Of sheaf wheat,
ag gregating over 1000 bushels. the
property of Vim. X. Scarborough,
were destroyed by incendiary fire
Tuesday night.
At Heppner Aug. , Mrs, II. A. Ford,
wife Of r. A. Ford, painter and pa
per.hanger, dropped dead while en-
gagged in household duties She left a
husband, who is almost blind, and
two children.
John Mccullough, an old resident Of
Empire City, was stricken with par
alysis and died August 3, lie went
to his room after dinner and was
found by his family about O'Clock.
Marshileld-Mr and Mrs. w. S.
Duniway Of Salem are visiting at
Marshfield with Hr. and Mrs. j.. i.
McCormac. Mrs. Duniway is a sister
of DR.. McCormac. Mr.. Duniway is
the efficient private secretary Of gov
ernor Lord:
At Dallas Aug. 2, Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
c. Brown celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary. Mr., and Mrs.
Brown are pioneers, and have resided
In and about Dallas for the past 80
years. They have raised IA large fam
lily.
The Washington county court
awarded the following bridge con
tracts: Peterson bridge, near Dilley.
L. G. Johnson, 81 %; Hall bridge, near
Shady Brook, ID. B. Reasoher, Sl34 80;
Darling Smith bridge, Patton Valley,
d. Il. Reasoner, $2S9; Cedar Mill fiji,
NJ. M, Mead, SG4.
Baker City - The old race track
grounds at this place have been leased
% Mr.. Il. j. Meyers, OF EllenSburg,
Wash, and Will be improved and put
n tirst-claSs condition. 1t is Mr.. !
Myers purpose TO have fall race
Meeting directly after the close Of
he La Grande fair.
Il. l.. and f. l.. Appelgate have
cached Hazel Dell from Klamath |
ounty, TO join Mr., Coy lille, the goY-
Tnment be tanist, on his trip through
he Cascade mountains. They expect
o go north as far as the Columbia
iyer, keeping as near the summit OF
he Cascade mountains as possible.
Jefferson Elmer Jordan, n Frank
N bicyclist, met bull on the road
ear Jefferson few days ago. The
ull would not moye out of the way,
nd Jordan tried TO get 10y the best
e could. When IL was all over, JOr
an found his bicycle on fence with
ne front wheel doubled up like wire
tNhSNs NoNdlNh WIN u lew I
'ratches. The bull was unlnjured.
August ,, Fred Schroeder and An
rev Larsen tried to cross the COquille
yer near Norway in a skin. When
l0ut half way over their boat cap
led, and both were drowned. Lar
n could not swim at all, but
could, and while endeayor q
4 to save the life II his friend he 8
So his own. Both were young men
ere about 22 years old. And I
'hroeder was a son Of August ShrOe-
n, a pioneer OF that county,
La Grande-La Grande's $500, 600 .
et-sugar factory is rapidly nearing j
mpletion. Receipts OF machinery c
date have been 100 tons, and more
Lu follow. Over 5000 cords OF wood
I'VE been bought and piled up on the (
e. Over l5C men are at work on
G buildings, and in settling up the
Achlnery. When the factory starts
will give employment 10 1870 per
as,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

We utier OhelHundred. DoIl,ts n
ward Tor auy case of Ciiorr."'LLS i.'LS he
Cure. ~ mars CataFrh
+; V y, CHENEY & Co. EProps.. Toledo
- We The undersigned I'M f,,, nioiedO.O.
4 j. Cheney for the lnst IA ~ 'ng yls known
business n,,a iSd perfectly honorable in aII
able to v,Susactlons csrrS ana financially
made b by ,haIy GharIy out any ohligations
ToIeeS,. %ISS, Z o. IESaEI wai5 Wholesale Druggist
Vim Wbols,saMIaa b, MIal9lng kinnan & Mar
HlII,s II,S1ieSaie 5e,a,D Druggists Toledo. G O. "a =
alIg acIiDa, iOa'a5rh Cure is taken intern
ana a',g aCtihg directly upon the ''i.erh, htaIs
Price MUCOUS 40 surfaces Of the sySae"' S'oou
druggists ,fS' Per per, bottle. Sold 6y i MI
s'''S' testimonials free al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
HOTEL WILLAMETTE.

Among arrivals today were follow
ing:
ID. j, Hanna, Portland; NJ. NJ. Nc
Gowan, Portland; X, l.. Foard, Port.
land; o. II. Krausse, Salem; j. A.
Mlchaels, Chicago; j. ID. Hughes,
Portland; Mrs. Il. A. ParlOn and son,
San Jose, Cal. Il. W. Nest, ST, Louis,
Mo-; Ralph s. Iiawley New York: Jos.
II. A lhert, Salem 10. II, RulesOn, | Il,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
To Cleanse the Svsten,

Ehectually yet gently, when coStiye
or bilious. or when the blood is inn
pure or sluggish, to permanently over.
come habitual constipation, to
awaken the kidneys and liver to Il
healthy activity, without irritating
or weakening them, to dispel head
aches colds, or feverS, use Syrup of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
MAR RIED.

GA BBERT-BOWLAND.--At the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Rowland, at Eugene, Or.
on Wednesday, August 3, 1898, Miss
EStelIa A Rowland TO Mr.. Keller
II. Gabbert, Of Oregon City, Rev.
Morton l.. Rose, pastor Of the First
Christian church Of Eugene, Of
ticiating
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
onnilnl Emergency Corns.

The regular meeting OF this Salem
relief organization Is on Friday after
noon at . p, m. at the city hall, Pres
ident Moody requests all members TO
attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
REMOVAL.
Salem S Leading Printing Firm in New
and Commodious Quarters.

and Commodious Quarters.
me capital Printing Company ha.
1g.,loIed Tnm','I,eed ltS extensive plant 10 225
commercial street, five doors south Of
oIaIe street, on the ground floor.
where Mr.. Flagg hopes 10 meet ali his
old patrons and as many new ones as
possible lie has the most extensive
Joo ana book printing office in
oregon outside Of Portland. With
Ille ,,. most modern type and competent
w3fKmen W he is fully prepared 10 give
ISattiSIaction a in all lines OF printing
hiS hC present ne Is publishing a 600 page
nrSEoiy mrSsy OF Coos and Curry counties,
proluSely illustrated with balf-tnne
eehhgraylngs, thus bringing consider
aoIe sum $1,000 Of outside money Ia
oa,ehl, orni ana giving employment TO sew
S5ai S5a r. persons. Give him a call at
80 Oohlmercial street, ground fio0r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

james jameson has returned from
Manila. on doctors parole. lie was
taken sick on the way ana the physic-
ian prescribed George Bros, I5c
meals as the only thing that would
cure him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
ShaTkeY Is Defeated

Sharkey the noted pugiliSt was sud-
denly overcome today. He tried to
beat liuckestein's Little Champion 8
cent cigar and got the worst of il.
They can't be surpassed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

The friends of Prof, Heritage are
invited 10 the parlors Of the First NJ.
II. church on Friday evening at 8
o clock. Ice cream and cake and n
goodbye" sociable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
CALL A MESSENGER

and have your notes and packages
delivered, to ccllect a bill, to 60 on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates on merchants packages
Charges reasonable. Bicycle ser
vice. Ring Blue boxes OF telephone
40.
Lockwood Messenger System, Central
Office No. 2B0 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
Insans.

Theodore Benz was received at the
Insane asylum from MultnOmah
county Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
Il Takes the Best

Hotel trade on this coast because
It's serYlce Is the best-lIotel william.
ette atSalem, managed by Co nner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

WANTED,-A pony to ride. VIII rent or
OF buy. Must be cheap. Call on or al
dresS NJ. Woodruff. salem, Or, S41t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

irJioa.,; Mohi lea positively cures sick headache.
%r;n %,EeS''on and constipation. A delightful
moih, nroH,. Removes all euptions of the skin,
%USeS %OSuG'hs perfect complexion, or money ne
Brooks, druggists "''"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
- .
BORN

MORGANSON.-At their home in
East Salem, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1898,
to Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. NJ. MOrganson,
a daughter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
Salem Local.
Weather Forecast.
Tonight and Friday fair.

Mrs. Sewers is Portland visitor
today.
President q. ii. Chapman Of Eugene
is visiting In the city.
Attorney A. c. Hough has gone to
Southern Oregon where he will prac-
tice law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

tbar On. W. h%lahks, % OF l.ewisVille, TeIAs, writes
was vr~' ~ que nos oil DeNitt's Witch Hazel Salye
Of %" m llh 5000 to him 1t cured his piles
il 'I years standing. lie ad Uses othsrs 10
tn,,s y cures eczema, skin diseases and oh
'A'e sores Stone Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

The Salem Military Band will give
concert at the corner OF Commercial
and Chemeketa streets this evening
at 7:45 p. N. consisting of the follow
ipn nnnhapc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
YOkahonna
Tea Store.

orders summer resOrters. File your
teas nn, ,'' lteSli roasted cOffees aud
Ouiet qp Ia air tight packages.
street "e''ery 243 Commercial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04
Notice.

doh,"l VIII not he responsible for any
ut9IS u1s contracted by any one but nv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

Salem, July %, 1898, 7-26tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-04

Pain ffsSeqi r,,i nesd have Neuralgia o.,D
'"'N araEE'a;S "Ons cent s adss.. Nile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-13
Matrimonial Colrcl rrnc.

Mr.. &. ID. Mcmillan, who has recently
moved 70 Charlotte from South Caroline, gives
an Interesting account Of mat,imonial CO.
incidence thai occurred in his family last
year.
About the first Of last July Mr. Mcmillan
received letter from his irother in Lake
En In, ssring: Twill 70 ~ srricd ON tho s,h OF
this month. Meet Us at Nashville. Tenn. and
join vs for trip 70 Colorado CITY.
AT tho time he received this letter, Mr. Nc
Million was making arrsn fements for his own
wcdd ng. which was cns a for duly g. and at
this tint he says hs wns livirg In the sand
hills 0f sonth Csrci NJ, The soil there having
trcssn. proverl iai for It's poverty.
On nbont Tie lJth of JElc Ne received LET.
Ter fruA snoih-i lrfhef J. II. Aich,iisn ~
G ttlh q hnds. n u isW u o. ~ W cal. 'o--
lila, sNins' was y tr an IN. sth 20 thi I,
rohth 10 NJ -. In oarr-S sish the -sind
hills q! sO.th Cii,llin tAfaiipe fslsnI IL o,ie
~ be mus ierfll4 tfirfs n = q world
All 'hrfc roth r WAR ed un III sh of
Iuig rnd ~ WIS i''o o,e lie tor fherp 10 haze
hni sny pfcconc. r'es ians sious the date ~
they lad not heard iron ea'h other in
nsonths-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-13
DISCARD THE PILLOW.
IL You Want . Shape'y Neck and
| Rounded Contour Of Chin.

IL You Want . Shapeiy Neck and
Rounded Contour Of Chin.
In an article on physical Culture for
Girls" In the April Woman's Home Com
panion. Katharine e. Junkevmann
recommends exercises to attain correct
position OF the shoulders and stately
way of carrying TIE head, adding this
word OF warning against the seductions
of the pillow:
"Tne dear. soft, coy pillow, whose
SOOTHING influence you miss, even when
sound asleep, II 1t slips away from you.
ought to be permanently put away. 1t
presses and pushes and iusinuates itself.
like the bewitching but evil-desis sning
thing that II is, into all tho cracks and
cranDies OF ones makeup. While 1t
seems to breathe OUT bsautiful drea ms 1t
is really beguilinR your attention while
Is pushes your ears out OF place. Ii Is
making wrinkles in your neck and deep
ening the holiows over the chest by
forcing tie head forward and the chest
In. Ths same thing happening every
night will eventually rob all the beauty
the neck may nave, and sullify the good
of the exercise.
80 one must sither sacrifice ones
neck or ths pillow. IL is true that the
fIrst time yor try doing without 1t you
feel AZ II you wers at an inauisitiou and
taking an active part In the proceedings.
But perseverance here, ss elsewhere, will
accomplish wonders.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-13
sAcREDNEss OF BHIRorHAL.



In the April Ladies' Home Journal Ed
ward w. BOX writes on "Tbs Answer Of
. GirI's Life, discussing the allegation
made agai INST the Amesican airi that she
thinks lightly OF the Importance Of nor
betrothai. ''Tha bstrothai" Mr.. Box
asserts, ''should be just a. sacred - ths
marriage. 1t Is the srnvest Of the two
steps which bind two people togsttcr. te-
cause IL is the initiative. Ouiy the most
extraordinary circumstances justify q
breaking OF the botrotbal. Only one
other agency in iife-nicohoI-is respon-
sible for mole troken hearts and wrecked
lives than broken engagements. 1T Is
highly necessary that our girls should
have . perfectly clear idea Of what be-
trotbal msana or should mean, II ~ ID q
teirothal In the sight OF God. A hssty
impulse, III temporary swaying of to-
muituous, youthful passion, the confu-
sion of aceiiration for affection, the mis-
taking CT respect for love; these are NOT
safe grounds for betrothsla 1t is meyer
TO the credit OF girl, In the eye Of men,
that she has Teen engaged two or three
times Girls should rememter that.
TOO often thsy think that men feel other
wise. or. perhaps. co not care. But men
do: that IL. the men worth marrying. n
man looks upon an oft-snGaaed girl % he
does upon peach with much Ct The
bloom rubbed Oh. Besides. men gene
rally conclude that there IL something
wrong with such girl. The right kind
OF girl will betroth tsrseif but onos.
An unhappy betrothnl can be Just as keen
a sorrow % au unhappy marriage. IL has
darkened the lite Of more than one wo-
man."