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, 1884-01-03
Register of the Land Of.fi
UNITED STATES District Land Office.

Olympia, Washington Territory
NOTICE is hereby given that, in compliance
y with the provisions Of the Act of Cen
"ress approved June Sd, 1878, entitled AN Act
for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of
California. Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory James +. McCann, of Jefferson
county. Washington Territory, has this day
the n hf of ne or of sec. - and hf of NV or of
sec 81 t}3 and 3D III township Nc. - north, range
Ne. > west of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, any portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in this
office within sixty lG0l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, al my Office. in Olym-
mia. W. T., this Goth day of October A
D.. 1882 JOHN f. CONVEY, Register.
, 1884-01-03
United States District Land Office,
nl.-..,r.:r AIvnnl.uc.+L., H.r,.iit c,r1-


Notice is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress ap-
proved June B. 1878, entitled IAN Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of Califor-
MIA Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory, John W. Want of jefferson county,
Washington Territory. has This day flied in
this office his application to purchase the
sw or of section No. IN, in township No 30 north,
RANGE No. west of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof.
are hereby required to file their claims III this
Office within sixty 1901 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office, in Oly1n-
pis, W. T., this 18th day of October. A. ID. 1851
JOHN +. CONVEY,
Below Register of the Land Office.
, 1884-01-03
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 80 insidious in their
attack rs those affecting the throat and lungs:
none 50 trlled with by the majority of suffer
erS. Tie ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from trihinS "r unconscious eX-
roSure, is often but the beginning of a fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
w5u proven its efficacy in a forty years fight
with throat ami lung diseases, and should be
tlI..! IA al casss without delay.
, 1884-01-03
\ Terrible Cnugh Cured.

e IN Is5I / took p sever" cold, which affected
nv lungs. had . terrible cough. and passed
sli-,at after night without sleep. Tile doctors
-sEs" mc Ui'. tried AYERS CHERRY Pee
Ipi;AL- which relieved my lungs. induced
sleep, Jud afforded me the rest necessary
inr jhe recovery OF my strength. by the
continued use of the PrcruEAI. a pcrma-
'it cure WAS effected. | am now ~ years
".,, hale and hearty, and am satisfied Your
tHiE5;t PE,IDEAT. saved me.
iiORACI- FAIEEEOTUER.'
/ ,r.IuL LaIH, Vt, July T., IsS2.
, 1884-01-03
UNITED SrATrs District Land Office, !

ONhHi"- w "-H''-toh i'ii'''tN '
Notice is hereby given That in compliance
with the provisions of the Act ot COngrC s.
annroVed June 3. 1878. entitled IAN act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of CalIfor.
mia, Oregon, Ncvada and Washington Terri
tory samuel CAV Morse, ,CIaIam County. Wash
ington Territory, has this day filed in this
Office his application to purchase the sw or OF
ne ar of section l. and NV or of he or, and hf of
nv ar of section II. in township 20 north. range
west of the Willamette meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or anN portion thereof.
are hereby required to filc herr claims IN this
office within sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my off ce- in olym-
nia. w T. this I~t day Of December, :. II.
ISS}.
JOHN F. CONVEY.
II low Register OF the Land office
, 1884-01-03

Olympia. Washington Territory
Notrce il hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress an
nrnvei June 3, 1878. entitled IAN Act tor the
sale of Timber lands in The StHte~ of CaIifOr-
mia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
iorv Da0ieI G.. Iiarhaok. of Jefferson Co. Wash
inGton Territory has this day filed in this Office
his application to purchase the ne qrof sw or; So
or of nv qr;sw or of ne a. and NV or of Sc or of
section T. in township - north, range west OF
Willamette Meridian.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any norton thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in TINS
office wiihin sixty (GOIdays from date hereof.
Given undermV hand. at my office III uIym'
MA W. T. this 2S:h HaV of NnY.. a. u. 1885,
JOHN +. CONVEY.
4a:IGW Register of the Land Office
, 1884-01-03
uusoH people are always on the

eETgnE1 people are always on the
EstEkiH lookout for chances 10 increase
EsIsA their earnings. and in time beCsme
sd EtEal wealthy: those who do not improve
~ si1EJ their opportunities Tematn IN power
ty. We offer great chance to make
money. We want many n:en. women boys and
-ir TO work for IL right in their own localities
Any do the work properly from the first
tart Tie business viii pay more than ten times
ordinary wares. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No who engages fais TO make money rapidly.
YoH can devote yuur whole time to tie work, or
only YOUR spare moments. Full information and
all that j. needed sent free. Address STISsoS 4
Co. Portland, Maine Fly
, 1884-01-03
{, =. DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,

Olympia. Washington Territory.
Notice il hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress
approved june 3, 1873. entitled IAN Act for
the sale of Timber Lands i'll the States of Cal
ifornia, oregon. Nevada and washington Ter
itnrr Henry T. Price. of Jefferson ccun-
~. Washington Territory. has this day filed in
tins Office his application 10 purchase the sc
or of sec No Is in township No. ~ north Iange
No We 81 OF the willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
dcscri ed land. any portion thereof. a'e hereby
ragu red to file their claims III TINS Gfhce within
sixty $50 DAYS from date hereof.
Given uuGer NV hand at my ONCE IN olympia
". T, this Slst day of October. \. d. i7SI
JOHN +. CONVEY
:ss- Ow Register of the Land Office
, 1884-01-03
United States District Land onire.

VIYIIpId, " u-LIf-EHW I'tF.IWIN-
Notice l. hereby given that. in compliance with
the provisions Of The Act ~ Congress approved
June g. 1875. eniitsd An Ae; for The sale ci Tim
b.r Lands in the StaieS Of California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory, Sias Good
win. OF ClElam county. Washington Territory, ha
this day Eed in his office his application TO pui-
chase The hf of or OF scc. II ard ili uf - o.
OF sec. l.. in township No. 3b north. rau.za No I
west of ri.s Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely lie said
described land. any portion thereof, are herepy
required To file their claims in this Office within
sixty ,'ii DAYS fTCm date hereof.
Given under my hand at my Office, in olympia,
W T., this 18Th fay of October, 4. D. 1888
JOHN F. CONVEY,
A:lcv ES~ister OF the Innd Cfiee
, 1884-01-03
/. =. LANa OFFICE At OILY HrGA, VT, /
\ry.u,I.-. - 1881 !

=
Notire j. Er'"hy givcn that Iohn d. Jones
has fled U0tiCr Of intention To- make final proof
ncfnTp the CLERK Uf she Probate Court nj his office
IN Friday fiurfor. W T. saturday. the 29ih
day Of December \ D. I7;i. pr--"uipfiun ID. =
No 7"11. for H." ne q- Of ~ Or nf soc. II, town
hin - north. range west.
He names n Witnesses: William Fleming,
Tho>. II. VI. Flsmiu" Henry ID. Fill and NJ. P.
R"ihi.~>eu ail Of FRIDAY IIarIor. W. 7.
:SS+iw ,EuHN f. CONVEY. REGISTER.
, 1884-01-03

Hom not, life is sweeping by. 90
EsRlklfE' and do rcfurr you die somsthfnc
IL ! mighty and .uI,Iimo leave behind
20 EiIN 10 conquer time. SIT We. in
EfsIIiYE yDUr own town. - outfi free. No
~ = ri~k. Everything new. Capital not
required. We viii furnish you everything. Nance
are making for .l;f"~- L@Gtc> make mucEdaL
men, and boys IEL girls make great pay. Re sat
if you want business which you can make srrv
ay all the tim .. write for particulars to II. IA
LEILA Co., Portland 3iaiEe. I7-ly
, 1884-01-03
Z. .s-LAND OFFICE At nLYMPA. VT.

November ~. ISS;. I
Notice i hereby given that John Thomas
has filed HciCe Of intention To make final proof
before the Jud ~, in his absence. the Clerk OF
,hc Probate Court, al hi~ otiicr in New DUngeress
". T.. on Friday. Ths :,Jth day of january. \. ID.
1851 on Homestead Application No. ssSSg, for The
hf of - or OF $4rti"n 6. and hf Cf TIE Qr Oi
section {. township ~ north range west.
He n"InaS H. Wi;ur>~eH: G'Cr.- Myers. ume>
ShcTarr!. Charles Myers and hoTlas Knaph: III
pf New DIM cuc~~. w 7
JOHN r. CONVEY.
il-iW REGISTER Of the Land Office
, 1884-01-03

In England there is more land ly-
ing idle in sporting grounds, game
preserves and landlords parks than
the whole kingdom of Belgium,
which supports III happiness and
prosperity 6,0O0,0O0 people and
sends large food exports to Lundon.
An income of $i75,0OO,G00 year Is
received by S,Ii2 landlords rs rent
on 49,500,0GO acres of land. They
do not work. but recall Carlyle's
picture of the French marquis. per
fumed and petted, who sat in his
castle window, and watching poor
woman gathering nettles in the rain,
received one nettle of three as his
rent. If all England We're cultivated
as closely and as thoroughly as
Jersey it would not only amply feed
its present population, but 50,000.00G
besides. So vast are its tracts of idle
land, however. that Sl50.000,000 d
year is sent ont of England annually
to buy food. 1t is with such argu-
ments as these that the land hunger
of the poorer English classes is sharp
ened by the leaders of the radical
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
, 1884-01-03

The Argentine government is
about 10 issue $1,000, coo to advance
public instruction IN the provinces
and building 800 schools.
, 1884-01-03
q Q a n ID.

To ali 60 suffering from The errors and
indiscreIol-s # youth, nervous weasacS~, early
decay, loss sanhood, &c.. 1 viii scu3 u recip,
thar Will cure FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was Recovered by missionary in
Sonth America. Ser. sclf-1ddre-~ed envelope
TO the REV JosErH 4. iNNAN, station y, Netu
fOrh City. Illy
, 1884-01-03

November. eth. 1SS}.
Notice i hereby given that Charles Williams
filed notice of Intention 10 make final proof
before the jude in his ab-en: e. the clerk
the probate court at his Office i'm New Dun"eBess.
W. T., Friday. the 18th day of January. A.D
1891. on Homestead appicatioH 70. SD. fer = 2
w Or Cf section -. township 81 moth. range
west.
He names as witnesses: John Everett. Grs
GOIman, Frank ROber son and Charles Obais;
III of Port Angelo. W I.
JoIIN +. GowEY
1I-Sw Reri-Ipr of the Land Office.
, 1884-01-03
DR., SPINNEY,
NO. II Kearnsy Street,
Treats all CnroHie and Special Disc ases.
YOUNG MEM

~ In &E IN1S
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful fOilies iEdi> Gre
ton will do well To avail themselves Of this, the
.,reaIe>t boon laid at the alter of suffering
humanity. DIR. SPINNEI will -GaraEtee to for
felt 500 for every ease of Seminal Weakness or
private disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails To CUre-
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There many from the age of ~ 10 6n who are
troubled with 100 frequent cyacuatiuns of the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartins
or burning sensation and weakening OF The gys
TEN i'll masEer The pa!i,E 1T cannot account for
IN examining tue urinary deposits r'pg Sedl-
nent viii often he found. ;..d sonnet .mr- small
particles Of nbumen will appear or The color viii
b. a thin miki>li hue. u,alH changing TO a dark
and torpid app,.araEtr. There many men who
die this difficulty. ignorant of III" cause which
l. the second st7"e of seminal Wrall e>>. DIR. =
sill guarantee perfect cure IN all such cases and
4 healthy restoration Of The .cHItC-uTiHaiy OrEaH>.
Office UouTs-IO 30 / and 20 :. sundays. from
10 TO II \. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough
tminationS and advice 81.
Cal or address,
DIR. SPINSEY { CO..
@IlyIf No. II kearn:y street, san Francisco.
, 1884-01-03
For freight or passage -nr>ly 10
ii l.. TIBi5AI.S,
General Agent for Puge' sound
EAS HON CATALOGUE

. Il ~ II F F T.; Il
10 any oIr >tnGluE iEIl name and address. Con
,alas autographed Fashion Plates and above 1St;O
beautiful WOc'G -u-Tayug~. II!U~ rifin.- he very
latest H"yetIi"~ ~ Ladies aud ChIdren'S Suits
ind tloIks- Edrrw"lr. Infants Outfits Hosiery
'fents Furnishing Goods. LaceS. Fancy Gosd~
Sliyerware, Jeweiry. Watches. Boots aid Sh les
Halr ''cods- "'c- etc Prices lower han those of
my other house IL e r. KOCH Il son, glh
I'VE * -3}h 81. New ork
, 1884-01-03
ne vous DEBILITY
4 Sure Cure Guaranteed.

y Sute AtiiS 6ttdEd uIteI-
nR. T.. &. WESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- Treatment. 4 specific for !iy>tcria Dizziness
Commissions. Nervous Headache Mental Drpfcs-
sion. Loss Of Memory SprrmaiuIEUa. ImpUtet.cy
Involuntary Emissions. premature Old Ace. caused
b. over eXertiun. seifahu~c cver-udulgenCe
which leads To misery GcCaT and death. One tox
viii cure recent CASES. Each box contains one
month treatment: one ,IO,lJr y box or LAX boxes
for five dollars: sent by mail pr"pgid on receipt of
price We guarantee TX hux-- 10 carr any case
with each order received hy H. for -ix boxes ac-
-,mpaHed with five dollars. We viii send the pur-
laser our written guarantee To r-tUrG the money
tar treatment does moi effect Il cure. Guarantees
sSued only by
WOODWARD, CLARK ( co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland OREGON
Orders by mail 1t regular prices 3l-im
, 1884-01-03
For Rent.

\ comfortable lodging loom up stairs
Haa 2 front view. Price, SI.50 Eer month
Apply ct this oili.'a
, 1884-01-03
WANTEDg !

one OF the hest haI5CIS IUg,l Sound or STA I :
of FECa- go or ~ famJiIer To take Hom-~:c. ds
or Pre- emf tions.Jr hHy ut the tcwn o~ ft IN
SO TO so lot. 10 buy some thc lG-;~r,. I,
fIom SD To 81 per acre ThHe l. plenty uf he
best of timber lands west Of il; there. h =. cd
prairie lands on The Quilieute in the same comfy .
1t has plenty OF good water, timber, good soilfiI J
and game in abundance.
Steamer leaves Port Townsend every Monday
morning.
, 1884-01-03

4. r. RECEsAEDS s. CO.. Agents. ~ Il I29
Sansome street, Corner Clay Sun Francis~o.tal
Sfo-1y.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-28
THE VACANT nIsHoPRIc.

The One.Huudred-and.Fi Con-
ventfOn of the Protestant EpiscO.
pal Diocese OF mnryInnd-A Sue.
cessOr 10 Bishop Pinixney 10 be
Elected.
Peculiar interest attaches to tho one-hun-
dred-and.frst convention OF tho Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF Maryland, which met In
Baltimore to-day ftom the fact that 1t is
charged with the Important duty OF olocting q
successor to the lato Bishop Pinkney. Tho
Bishop died ut the rectory OF Sherwood
Church, oockeysville, Baltimore County, on
the 4th of July last, since which time the Do.
cese of Maryland has been without n spiritual
head. Tho convention assembled at st. Peters
church, Druid Hill avenue aud Lanvale
street, where all It's sessions VIII be held.
preliminary meeting was held last night,
DR.. j. Pembroke Thorn presiding.
The object OF the meeting was to suggest can
didntes for tho vacant bishopric so as TO facill-
tate business. number OF nominations were
made, but they are not In any way binding
and VIII have TO be regularly made In tho con.
v,Esption before voted upon. There seemed to
bca disposition to avoid bitterness OF feeling,
and to give each school OF thought fair play.
The only nomination outside the diocese was
that OF Bishop Elliott, OF Western Texas. The
other gentlemen whose names were presented
were the Rev. Messrs. j. 8. u. Hodges, OF St.
Paups; Campbell I air, OF Ascension; Walter
W. Williams, OF Christ onurch; George Leeds,
OF Grace; John Y. Gholson, OF st. Darthol-
omew; J. II. Ecoleeton, OF Emmanuel; VIM.
Paret, OF Ascension; VIM. A. Leonard, of St.
Johns, and John Fl. Elliott, OF Ascension. Tho
last three clergymen arc OF Washington. All
the others are OF Baltimore. No votes were
taken.
Tho Baltimore SIN says:
"rhe Rev. DR.. Hodges and Bishop Elliott arc
probably the strongest candidate, IL is said
the ritualiets will stand firm for DIR. Hodges
throughout unless there is n chance for COM
promise on the Rev. Arthur J. Rich, OF Hannah
More Academy, Reieteretown. Dr. Rich is
ciassed as broad cburchman. Bishop Elliott
Is the choice ofthe conservatives, who say that
he Is moderate High Churchman and should
satisfy all schools. The fret ballot will be
mentary votes. Tho second aud third ballots
will bring out the real candidates and show
whether or not II will DO possible to elect
Biehop Pinkney's successor at this conven-
ton. The voting will DO by orders, tho clergy
voting first and the lay delegates confirming
or rejecting their action. 1t requires two.
thirds OF each order to elect"
The Evening critic., 1884-05-28
sl4 Seventh Street Northwest.
EAST WASHINGTON.

There 10 q movement on foot among the busi-
ness men OF East washington to close their
places OF business for O half day on Decora-
lion Day. The scheme Is good one and
ehould carry.
Patrick +. O'Neale was sent to the Washing.
ton Asylum yesterday, he having been found
wandering in tho streets OF Uniontown In
Sick and destitute condition.
Two pines--the clippers and Dudes-com.
poeed Of boys under 10, played a game OF ball
yesterday. The clippers came out victorious
by n score OF 81 TO 13. Tho clippers announce
their readiness to play any club In the District
whose members are not over 10.
A gentleman residing in East Washington,
and one whose word ie rs good rs his bond,
sends the following, which we cheerfully
"In East Washington News of THE CRITIC
Monday appears an item, which says the Gap
to the Commissioners, that no police can be
seen after o p. M / as emphatically and In
dgnantly reiterate the charge, aud can sub
stantiate The same with proof. Having, my
self been compelled to travel through the
grounds coming from work at all hours OF the
night since last October, during all that
time positively assert l have never yet seen
tramps. presume the police are on 9udTdC)
inside for fear some one VIII run away with
the building. You are right. It's bonanza
for highwaymen, footpade, etc., in the grounds
at the present season OF the year."
The usual meeting OF the W. o. T. U. was
held at the Seamen's Bethel Retreat last even-
ing and was addressed by DR.. ]. j. Moran, of
Virginia, and II. o. Emmons. The East WASH
ington Band Of Hope will hold their weekly
Mrs. DR.. Rogers. An interesting time Is ex-
peCted.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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D. Il. ourrie, N. Y; f. L. Herdic, Williams
port. Pa; Carl Herdic, Williamsport, Pa; VIM.
8. Brown, Texas B.. 8. CHASER, Phila.; Ell
Ager, Wilkes.Darre; H. O. johnson, Phila.; D..
Ohio; W. D. Atlee, N. Y; o. ]. Jonston and
wife, Pa; W. r. Tusner and wife, Pa; L. f..
GILES, Wilmington. DEL. Mrs. 4. z. Giles,
ton, Del; Mrs. 3. Middleton, Wilmington,
Del; Master Sam Middleton, Wilmington, DEL;
Miss Bennett, New York; George NJ. Whipple
and wife, salem. Mass; Miss &C. G.: Benson,
Miss T.. 8. Bayley, Salem, Mass; Fl. Z. Bell
and wife, Rutherford Park, New Jersey: Miss
3. Grant, Salem, Mass; Miss Q. I; Grant,
burn, Mass; Mre. T. A. Hanson, Salem, Mass;
Miss b. Hanson, Salem, Mass; A. A. Scott and
wife, Massachusetts,; Miss E. s. ott, Massachu.
and wife, Lynn, Mass; Mrs. ]. Tread, Salem,
Mass; Miss l.. Read, Salem, Mass; Miss A..
Read, Salem, Mass; Mrs. q: s. Pitcher, Dan
YER Mass Mrs Nj L. p %eorn pGa rUvSianS
Mass. Miss A.. sponord, Groyeiand,
Mass; G. A. Bufrum and wife, Salem,
Mass; Mrs; g.. s. Rogers, Hayyerlli, Mass;
Salem, Mess. Miss A. Barker, Boston, Mass;
James Braxton and wife, Peabody, Mass; Mrs.
A. Porter, Beverly, Mass; Mrs. Frost Bel
.. ireson' Lynn, Mass Mrs. W. Noithey,
Salem, Mess, Rev. d. Il. Mcdaniel, Salem,
Mass. Mise P. Waldo. Salem, Mass; Miss NJ.
Felt, salem, Mass; George Il. Noyes, Boston,
MPss.; Mrs. j. II. Anderson, Salem, Mass;
Charles II. Anderson, Salem, Mass; Arthur b.
French, Boston, Mess; D. Conrad, British
Guinea; Miss u. A. Messeroey, Salem, Mass;
W. A. Porter, Beverly, Mass; W. s. stearns,
Amherst Mass; Mile5 Ross L. Kellogg, N.
"; W. L. Bigelow, N. Y; William R. Beam, N.
y; Calvin Scripture, Wateltown, n. Y; W. X.
Field, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. II. G.. Hanford,
Newark, N. j.; W. Il. Hunt, Phila.; Goorge
scattsgoon, PhIla.; II. l.. Cowles, N. X; ROBBERS
Burton, N. Y; W. A. SweetsoD, Brooklyn, N. y;
WI. Arkell, Albany, N. Y; E. p. Martin, N. Y.
Charles scattergood, Phila.; W. W. Rapley,
city, r. II. and e. E. Rapley, city.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-28
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The funeral OF Mr.. John Flood, who died on
Monday morning Mt his residence on Sixth
street southwest, between ID and streets,
took place this morning at 10 o'clock at st.
Dominics Church. Mr.. Flood, who was about
80 years CT age, was we'll known In South
Washington, and popular. His funeral was
largely attended. The Rev. Father Logan, the
new priest, oniciated, assisted by Fathers
Rockford and Cole. The remains were borne
to the hearse by friends OF the deceased. The
interment was at Mount Olivet.
The steamer John Romer has been put on
the route between Norfolk and Newport News,
and will make two trips daily between those
places, connecting with the bay and WASH
ington steamers.
The Leary brought up this morning 81 par
sengers, rs boxes OF crabs and clans, $50
barrels and boxes OF local truck.
The Moseley brought up this morning 800
boxes Southern vegetables, 400 barrels vegeta-
bles, 80 barrels rice, 40 barrels CLAIMS, fish,
&C., / piano, horses, wagons and ITO pas
sengers.
The inspectors inspected the steamer John
W. Thompson yesterday afternoon, and pro.
nounced the hull to BIO In firstclass condition.
One OF the most enjoyable wedding ceremo-
MES that have taken place in South Washing
ton for long time was the one last evening at
st. Dominic's Church, which united Miss 10.
hanna Collins and MIR. James It. Altman, both
OF South Washington. At 8 80 o'clock largo
gathering of friends had assembled at the
bride, performed the ceremony, after which
the young couple, attended by their friends,
proceeded to the homo prepared for them, No.
1860 d street southwest. Here elegant re-
treatments were served to the party, and the
evening was spent in congratulations.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-28
& CHIC RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND TUE oNrv
LINE BETWEEN 0NHi

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For Chicasn %, 1, ,iIv, q, r,,,,
daily nj atS ~ X Lop,svi,le and st, Lonis
Through coaches and Paiann ~, iv.iY \. M, with
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The Evening critic., 1884-05-28
In the RridIe.PatI,.

They ride, they ride with slackened roin,
Facing she sinking sun,
And he Is telling her over again
The tale that never Is done
The tale that's as old as the bonding blue,
And 90 old as the singing sea
And II never has happened thet one OF TWO
MAJ yelled what 1t could be.
1t never has happened that one oftwo,
Blithe boy glad girl, together--
Who have felt that TO love We enough 10 DO
In the sweet and the sunny weather.
But have found right words for the song OF
birds
In the greenery overhead;
For to build the nest In the spring 10 best,
And Ills best IN the spring TO wed.
Oh, he rides at her bridle-rein,
And he bends him TO her ear,
With the musical tones OF the old refrain
That ladies delight TO hear.
And his words were pleasant as rain that pat
ters
Low on the laughing leaves,
And kind as the cheel sun that aatters
The gold OF hal Sest sheaves.
And his hand It is on her bridle.rein,
And his look IL 10 on her check
He needs not tell her over again
OF the guerdon that he would seek
But oh, the tellingl it's like the smelling
or the mignonette ana the rosei
For no matter how long you sing loves song,
You can never come to It's elosol
-Howard Giyndoa.