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j. II. PHILLIPS
J. n. PHILLIPS. S. E. PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS g. PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS.

Graduates Of Chicago Veterinary College; men,
bers OF the Chicago Veterinary Association.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS graduated with honors and was,
for some time an assistant OF the eminent Dr. VIM.
Sheppard II. r. C. ), veterinary surgeon OF lame
ness He is also member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
5 Z. PHILLIPS has been associated, assis-
tani, with DR.. Withers, NJ D. Y. s, Dr. Hughes, VI.
r. G. Y. S. and DR.. Baker. v 5. professor OF Chicago
Veterinary College; DR.. Baker having the largest
canine practice ia Chicago.
The doctors ase prepared to do ali kinds Of veter-
mary work, including canine practice dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special care. Calls by tele
phohe, telegraph or mall VIII receive prompt atteI-
ton day Or night
Office, 325. East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. 3. 129-f
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Judge Concluding g sease'lcsl-Aud yoa
vii than be hanged by the neck Until yO1
are dead, DEAD, dad
CoadsCred Man-Tour honor. ] shouh
think that man in your position would
avoid sUpe-autty Of language
What DO you meant
There IS 10 necessity for TIE repetition Of
the word dead; N facs, there is no necessity
for tns. Use Of the word g. al Tor il follows
that II ara banged By the neck death Hzrss'
easIe: teerefores-
''SneriE, REMOVE the p-isccs. s-Linceln
IAxsrxsl
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kansas city Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 5.
wuEAT-Lower; No. red. &c asked No. soft.
81 90 asked.
CORN-Quiet: 2Si4c bid. 99c aske..
OATS-DeCember. 215ec asked.
FLOUR-Duli; ny, Leo xxx. 81 10; family.
E.a0; choice LIS; fancy, 81 % extra fancy. S2Ig
20. pate It. S9lee re
CORN MEAl.-S5d,Nc.
CORN CHOP-Nellow, Sa9S-c.
SRIpSTUFF AND BRAN-54rl62c.
HAY-Strong; prairie, S5.h1.J6U, timothy, S7.5lS
ESQ
FLAX SEED-Sl3a
Butter Receipts light and market Arm for
good; creamery NS23; dairy, lsc, roll, ljGI1c;
store Packed 10 pi6c.
CHEESE-i2G i3lvc.
EGGS-Reoepts light and market firm attic.
LIVE POUL1 NN-keceps large; hens, S2ols
E.91 roUsters. 81 -; turkeys II,
SUGAR CURED HAMS--Ilc.
BRExA hFASr BACON-lolcC.
DRTED Beers.
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-s,.o long clear and
short clear. 81 81: clear rib. $40.
Sdot I'd SHOULDER $50 long clear and
short - n, Is Cie.lrIi III. $50.
p0k4--S4.50.
lAhly-S14S
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St. louis Produce.

-. LOT +, NOV.
FIOt R-Du0. nominal and unchanged
WIFE Attic market opened FIRM and advanced
pnnl l4c higher. strengthened by better markets al
pser plnts, uut later Tell Of llSV, then rsilylaC
snt closiny 'sy 81 above Saturday; No red casr,
81 E1{ $40. Dozen Der $loais l0'i closing $iO}ls
bid; D 2%. Sl.i'lS-s!.l,is closing Si.is@S
con N-hiEhcr but quiet. No cash. :;
Noveu her o'sc, year. SA,sC January - >clS 2lSc
asSed.
oATS-Dun M. . cash, &C bid. Ma IS C,
RIf-ouict but nrn; No. cash. sag 5ltsc.
BAhLEA- steady with = moderate business
UAN-nUll and weak: prairie. SSE35t timothy
slL0ssi5.
EL.AX SEED-Ftrm at sl.s0.
lEAD-Dull chemical hard. SGS5
BUTTER-Cnc ha2cCd-
EGGS-Highera l.c fer good stock. inferior lSa
Sec-
WHISKY Steady NJ slE.
PFOYISlOSS-ouiet.
PCRK-Sl5 o.
LARD-Prime steam nominal Al $SOOssS.l2es.
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Al notices Of Employment or situations Wanted
win Be charged for the rate Of ave cents per line
per weak: NO notice for lees than s cents
All For Sales or other business notices WIN Be
charged for At the rate Of loceass per line par week
no business notice taken for lsss Shan 50 cents
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. ;
The Live Stock Indicator reports.
CATTLE-keceipJs. 7.SS; shipments, 2osn MAJ
ket solnawhat stronger and more active. Grass
range frrner and 5sI9c higher. native COWS stea1y
10 strong; kers and feeders strong. Good 70
choice lels. 49,. common 10 medium. =.
GA O.; s,ockers ard feeders. Sl50&.; grass range
steers 81 -sbG5Uh cows Silica S2.SN.
HOGS-Recepts. o.; shipments. 2(S Active
and strong and schirhsr. Goodto choice. S540s $50
common To medium, s.. 50G5.So skips and pigs sSS
Gt4.sl
SHEEP-Rece!pts 26a shipments none Steady fo-
choice Good TO choice musGons s5-SAS5s5i COM
non 10 medium. Sl,Joas0.
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New YORK Produce

New YORK Produce
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.
wHEAT-very dull: 1sa3l lower No. red sLJ2]4
ElO]A.
CORN-StTong; Jsc higher: No p iSl5G49c.
OATS-Quiet ana easy: mixed. 2sGSi}sc; white
Sa3.C'
EoFFEE-options steady: sales $3.50 bags. Spot
puiei. flrmsr iSlec,
suGAR-I0wer cuiet. c. &C; Extra C. csc;
white extroT, 6.c; Yellow, csc jisc; standard 4
Es7le,
EUG --Firiner 53lsCgo{c.
BCTTER-Dull and steady. 12l%82Cc,
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Private School for Girls

On Monday Nov 18th, an experienced
teacher will open a private school in
Wichita for girls under ten years of age.
Number OF pupils limited to twelve. For
particulars enquire of the Rev. G. j.
Adams, 233, North Lawrence ave. 147-3t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06

Cash quotations were AZ follows;
FLoUR-Dul and neglected.
NHEAT-No. spring, q .l2GLl22s; No. 3spriug
b6 Soc; No , Red, Sl.l2@iI2}s,
CORN-No. . Sylsc.
CATS-No. .. 2i3sc,
RYE-No. . 5Sc.
FLAXSEED-No. ]. 81. a6lS.
TIMOTHY SEED-NominaE Prime, Sl403l.4.
PORK Sl4625pRl41j
LARD-sS. lJd6.l.1s.
WatShY-Sl.2G
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Nate Books.

N1fe BOOKS.
Blank note books for sale at this office.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. Ad-
dress The Wichita EAGLE, Wichita. Kan.
75tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
GPAlN In SlGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Following is a
statement Of the visible supply OF grain
on Saturday, November ,, as compiled at
the New York produce exchange:
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UN DERT A K IN G.
II. - It - FIGG.-

j. = T. FIGG,-
Successor to J. T. HolmesD
Collins. Caskets, and everything belonging
to the business always on hand. Embalm-
ing speciality. Office open at all hours.
III S. Main, Telephone 1872. d 10Y
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
CHEMISTS.
YIN. DWIGHT CHURCH.

General Analytical Chemist Laboratory c22 Kansas
avenue, Topeka. Kansas Chemis- for the city OF
Topeka. Orders for chemical, microscopic and
physical examinations solicited Prices sent upon
application. Expert opinions on the value or
waters for drnsing purposes. S5n. Com plese
q ralvSia Yxafers- N1ltgt I3-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS

ROGERS,
The Photographer. Pictures IN ali sizes and styles.
He also carries the fines. assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give lin friendly Call ana e1-
anime samples
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FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE

EoK SALE or EXCHANGE Property east, ~..s
north aud south. farms from Js1 acres - o.
80 acres I'M proved s3t unimgf9ssd cfly yregsrIy
Il almost every town N Kansas AID also ID Is3n4as
IL yos have anything 70 ssii ar trade cali zaG
zas. ocics hours from &c u = m, and % , IA.
l.. 1stsc 53ork- A. J. EdsavoT1h. tR
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Chicago Lave Stock

NHItNSe i1lNt sioux.
CHICAGO. New. 5
The Drovers Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipis. 1905 shipments. Rene. Mar
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New YORK Gcuey.
NEW York. Nov. 5.
Money on call easy at 292]4 per cent. ast loan rs
closed offered At 2ee219.
Prime mercantile paper stz1@G6l@c. &C. to-
sterling exchange duh, but STEADY ST Sa.o1 AOi
eiyty day bills and sg.S516 for demand % 10,
Stocks dull total sales Of stocks TO-DAY 'o'i'i
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FOR TRADE

LOB IRA Dc ne~ ss6 se>ood Essd tlxxtss
II pkaefO8s. carriages AID wagons
t~a aors~ power tos1@r ard s1RiDs.
tz18 worth q zgg1cularsl 20 tssssAts fass stag
o. p0-s. planters. oEs K4y.as Lsi~sa-s.- &c.
Gre yroof ssfes
3sdsnss-y sszpns. al kinds
Tenure grocery sto<x. zIec rArt q stock-
SICK 1fy syDts
ftfty tfoaeAsG sc-ss wes1sTG Ascd
lot Once eztEfee az eescsl ytiofs-
Also lad Ia IIiE1-s. Glssoar- ArksEs<s ssa
Terzs
All property iis.sf ~tts vii Feesfys tranrs
a;tz-.sos az ths Lasef @szfp< Tr<-sizx 10. Ne -
asd IL sorrA Hkga At 1r1sr1y Nae kts.~z Tfsa-
Tor DziJ6iry. Nscnlts- xzG 6fzSg
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

TNANTED-By middle aged lady with boy
w years old, situation housekeeper any
place Of trust, the general work OF small family
Apply at once at sl6 North Fifth avenue oppAste
Union depot Mrs Dibben. d Ht-6t+
"ANTED-By a young lady, position in a
w private family TO do plain or family sewing
Apply at once at 1885 Douglas lac tt
VNANTED-Positions by two German girls TO do
w homework; call on or address "a Water
die 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
HELP WANTED-MALE

"ANTED-Thres farm hands; all winters sob
w $ih per month grocery Clerks, girls for
general Homework; 20 coal miners IS railroad
carpenters II you want \ Job OF any kind call
room 9. over 81 DougiaS- J. R Kenworthy.
A6@
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
J. c. WILSON,

Dentist Al work guaranteed er.t-cisss Oefcs
1ls Z Douglas sseIiUs over Barnes & sous drss.
store. Wlcs.-a. Kansas. G.slts
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06

Elegant iree reclining chair cars on morning
trains and Pullman sleepers all night trains
Tickets soid and baggage checked through 10 all
points. City ticket Office. 30 East Douglas avenue
passenger station corner Douglas and Mead ave.
c. 4, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
STOLEN.

GTDLEs-Yrozs asxxy szszdsEx - front - s-sa-
y t-nas - G.r<s< - $.s = ise rFs~. sxA<4
ca Sc s-sS res ask~F. sf1 esr 50 go sas
20 t.s> s<zf g s1<z1ass & s<zs<. Ca 90 saf<xsa
/. y. xsn1 - kA<k.s. Lss,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
ATCHIsON, TOPEKA & SANTA F'E r. r.

Depot second and Wichita street; ticket office III
North u ain strest, Il. L; BLEC hLES,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CuTCAGO KANSAS & NEBRASKA r. Il.
.RoCB ISLAND ROUTE"
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06

ket slow, dull. Faacs steers :6099S650; western
*SSss; Texas cattle 81 .0SG; stoclers and feeders
S25a13.s0
EOGS-Receipts I2.Ga: shipments none Market
active: Mixed. 5J0S5.55; heavy 5.6OeS5SS; Light,
s55095.6o
SEEEP-Receipts 9,OOE no shipments Market
steady. Natives, SSaGs4 i5; western sSSoS3.aj;
ainbs, S4.i21.G55.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
STORAGE

GTCsAJE-Fsr ksz.~essd zooss xs~rAas<zs
> scyse o. sepes. ~ ycs ksss aay sses-s sssFs
srzzS t&sx - 80 sC&s-~ s<szaes Co "a - set
LSzx-AS 40
GTOhA0S~- AZ Haas - kSss4soss x5Sss. 80
~ Ess~s EssrfLsIc1-~- sec-. s><sJ s&oFs -
BIS lasss tzek 1ssjSszg g yatrs s.rus1 al
s.fts sFs-1 f<z~r4y eeEssled - ia q n e1,<5y
ooxsaay- h - xsrxs-. xs.Axsr, AA-s.t
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06

w ANTED-A situation as a clerk in hardware
w grocery store by young OF expert
ence. Best Of references furnished. Address e s..
Eagle ONCE. Iao-6s+
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
FOB EXCHANGE

LOB KIcHAsGE-Ts sr.ssrs AL everybody .sss
II The sz1sss sastss<- sxscGy 80 fgFE1sb 20
Ah~srsczs 70 Az ssEas - fss sazs< 81 k.xass
<ssgfsazs. cs<eF1Si Cas- ssa sxelZkl>s Il rasza
Esasss AssxTs0t ASszcT. ree1zs ] 70 a Ne - -
xxxkss 81. " set3.~- ks&- :. r. y k>sSsE n.osx-r
S-1
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06

L>OfSL-A gid io<ket AL cAska- v~zSf ga
n Ear> sass ~ 1s-l.zz Al 1r1.rts4 rs .
garrzks<1 ssr1~ars -Eers. r+sF- A-SA
L,O1sgD-A sw-ss~ szS sssess< - - la - cal
II lag a. tss SsrAz.x ssssz hSs@ss ID - k1~s 3
k-sizsr ia a
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
DENTISTS.

Residence rs \ Wichita street. ollice. zoo E Dou.
asa venue; telephone No IL ISi-ila
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

"ANTED-Sitnation In a hardware house. Hsv-
w ing had seventeen years experience in the
hardware and implement business. and can also
assist in bookkeeping and speak the German ian
guage, Address Z. Il. box 81 GreeIsburg, Kan.
l<7-et$
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-06
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LNON a
II Apply at l1oe Campbell avenue Thomas Y.
Bryan dlst 81.
LNOR RENT-Space Is foot square. on sroun coor,
II doors east OF L. o. suitable for real estate OF
some light business. Enquire within. smith
Mallory. lSsf
IrOR REST-Qood ornces. with perfect light and
Il ventilation, in the Scdgwick. as low as IS pef
month. Apply at Office. No. ~. second neor 7. j.
Collins agent Es-f
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against such a tenderfoot ~ am AZ distnct
messenger boy he will oyerchsrse you every time
unless you can keep q rate-oook handy oy tof
ready reference. Twas out OF change not long ago
In ny own room when I empl yed . messnEer
boy. and after noticing his nIm,e 80 ~, a rln
after small chanse Tor a flvU-dolar bllA AL over
the building. He got H. but IL denonin ,i ,i
such that couldn't give him the exact sum iol
ms services oVerpaid nun hse s,,,sp IN Tue
building, aud would have thought no notc AVoee
lt had not numser OF Instances on tne sAtne "a
ture happening SOFA after convinced me tns. ..a
scheme OF plumber Is constantly worked oy tne
district messenger lads. I caught one ntte cnAP
AT his game the other day ana he Owned W w s.o
die folks little every day, becaase be Was 60,
Ting only a small salary trOm his employers AND
had 10 make II up some way.
The good citizens OF New YORK are coming back
TO town In battanons- Thirpy-two eNtra-good cit
liens came back 10 town Monday, when thirty
two ministers OF the Gospel arrived on three ocean
steamers that reached port ON that day. Tho
theaters all open but two. and plal INK 20 good
houses; fall hats appearing: fall oyercoats are
ana receptions ar being arranged Tor the winter,
"A eyeryw where are evidences that summer IN over.
credited report that 100 summer hotels are going
20 quit heavy losers 10y the season. The weather
mas been 80 nckle the heated days have ooen 80
few aud scattered, ana money wlthal has been
80 Tight ali summer that thousands who spent last
summer anu tue pueccding one at the SEASIDE or
mountains stald quietly AT home this year, Kept
reasonably cool and saved money 10 spend thls
winter.
And how very odd Il Is, when you come 60 con-
slider H. that Il isn't fashionable 10 spend part OF
september ana october ny The sea OF among the
mountains These monlns are by lar INT most
beautiful and the most healthful at the summer
resorts- IL is laen always cool enough Tor dane
Ing, delightful weather Tor rowins. climbing.
walking and outdoor games and the town las
not Yet put on It's most attractive winter features
fashion vs. "a hen QY.tf -fsl-
son opens, and when fashion says scurry We scurry
iorthwlth A. Al. SoULk
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Notes from Headquarters and the Ar
msOrte~-What soldier Boys are Doing.

Gen. Ortway went fishing last Saturday night
down the river. He Is expected to return to-day.
the logan Camp Guard Will hencefOrth be
known as the logan Rifles
The last lot Of District militia commissions
having reached their lucky owners the adJutant-
general OF the guard Is now beginning TO receive
taelr acceptances- Among those who signi1ed
the1r acceptance OF commissions during the week
were First Lieut. Henry q. Surgury, surgeon X. A..
Foster, second Lieut.. VIM II. Millach and Capt D..
l. NJ P1exotto.
The inspection drills in the school OF the COM
p1ny will commence on or near the first OF Octo-
Der.
Special orders No. IS directs that the enlisted
men OF the Light Battery meet at the militia
the purpose OF electing captain and FIRST leu
tenant, these positions being vacant
Samuel :. Roche, an enlisted man OF Co. c. Sd
battalion, has been transferred 10 the corps OF
held musicians.
Headquarters presents deserted appearance,
but Il Is expected that things will look more
lively as soon as the general and all OF the militia
men return 20 town from their summer outings.
The old Guard, Union veteran Corps, will leave
Tomorrow noon for the G. A. X encampment at
Columbus. Ohio, on special Grand Army train.
At a meeting OF the National Fencioles last
night IL was decided TO hold lair and bazaar In
November, under the charge OF the following COM
nttteo: 4. ;. DolneT, chairman; Lee b. MOSAer,
n. A. Tomlinsoh, ". W. MOrtimersC. E SessforI,
JaI.les Watson, DIR. II. NJ. Cline, J. Z. McKeeyer, j.
e. Steiie, W. E. Guy. c. t. Carter, A Ralph john
sen. Robert McMurray, JE, Alexander Mosher, +.
u bOuaan- A number VI active members were
elected, as follows: VI. b. Domar, Alexande.
ard Carp GrJr- The names 81 MesSrs. L. Lew
meyer, T. Adler, OF Baltimore, Md; J. X. Walters,
j. " Waters, Ernst GeTStenberg, Gross and Capt.
L l. Blake, were added to the list OF honorary
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Major Lydecker In due course OF time
replied TO Captain Hoxie's letter, in which he
claimed that rock that was hard 70 drill disnte-
asserted that the ideal solid rock, proof against
the erect OF continued exposure to the atmos-
pnere, would not nave 0een found continuously II
lower. He defended the method employed OF lin
ing the tunnel, and expressed the opinion that the
would prove an expensive failure in the end. the
House appropriation commit Tee obtained the view
not only OF Capt Hoxie and Maj. Lydecker, but
also OF Col Casey, Gen. Meigs, Col Craighin and
Col Ludlow on the question OF lining.
CHANGE IN THE LINING
The result was that when the Appropriation
asked for was made 1t was coupled witt. a proviso
that the Secretary Of War take the advice OF the
board OF engineers on Notifications upon the plans
and methods pursued. The board named, CON-
posed OF Col Jas. c. Duane and Lieut.-Co Henry
q. Abbott, cyrus b. Comstock, David c. Houston.
and Walter Mcfarland, after examining the
indorsing the use Of brick for lining and ex.
pressing the opinion that the exclusive use OF
concrete was impractcab'e. The board recon-
and the rock be filled with rubble laid In cement
mortar, or with tine concrete packed solidly
a around larger stones according 70 convenience.
changed and the expense Increased Last years
appropriation was made large enough, also at the
Of Major provide for lining
length. There is much difference OF opinion
as to the efficiency of the tunnel
below Rock Creek will have to Withstand an inter-
nal pressure OF S4T pounds TO the square inch.
whether any construction OF masonry can with
stand that pressure, and whether, after ALL the
security OF the aqueduct does not finally depend
on the solfdity OF the natural wall OF rock, are
questions to be tested by actual use. When the
tunnel project was proposed other plans were sug-
gested Gen. Meig'S was in favor OF bringing the
water from the distributing reservoir along the
nign ground north OF the city in pipe or conduit
under pressure without a reservoir. Col Casey S
plan was TO lay 4S-inch castiron pipe from the
distributing reservoir to Capitol Hill, and not tap
1t until 1t had reached Capitol Hln.
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From the Sea shore.

Correspondence OF THE EVENING STAR
REHOBOrH BEACH. DEL, Sept s. 1883
The season just closing has no doubt been very
enjoyable, restful and helpful TO every one OF the
many Washingtonians visiting here. The hotels
have not all been nlled at ali times but cottagers
were all on hand, and social life here-as usual
has been OF the best and very enjoyable Many
distinguished Washngtonians have oeen here
among them b. H. Warner. who, II is whispered.
has, with others, engaged 10 purchase 100
acres OF land fronting on the beach and adjoining
the association grounds on the south. This is one
OF the safest beaches on the coast We get
rsn hoD the neighbOring waters, and fruits and
provisions from the rich farms adjoining and push
Ing up almost 10 the beach A new element seems
10 have started up this season which may disturb
te quiet dreams OF the easy going OF the past and
plans for piers, payillions, improvements IN
grounds, lakes and groves are already on the way
70 be carried out Commodore shock OF WASH
ingtOn. who owns and oceupics handsome cot.
tage here, heads this element IN connection " itb
a number OF prominent Balt:morians and yisitors
from Wilmington Among the Westinghouse
DoJlced on the beach lately were the wife and
children OF Prof. Fr1soie, OF the National Obserya
tory; Miss Miller, OF the Agricultural Department
Commodore shock, General Lockwood and daugh.
ter, and others. 6.
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American schools.

DR.. VIM +. Hutchinson. in American Magazine
Iwish could say few words OF undiIuted praise
Tor our American schools from q sanitary point OF
view; but many years experience ON school boards
compels me TO believe and say that there are few
beJter more effective ard rapid means OF injuring
a ehilds system, phys steal and mental than steady
adherance 10 our hours OF school within doors and
Of lessons without Every successive generation
finds less and less Practical knowledge among our
young people with steadily decreasing rate or In
crease Of species until IL Is but question or few
years when there Will be more FULL blood Amer
Gan women To Keep up the race. Brains and CEN
tral nerves are oyertaxed systematically, and the
IcN moments per Diem allowed for relaxation are
employed In reading novels or otherwise weaken
ing physical powers that are already below par.
rev school ICONS are constructed Or furnished
VIII regard 70 Tie health OF little ones who spend
many OF their best hours therein, and attempts
70 oetter such a condition fail because there
~ NO money 10 be made out OF the contract
Mhah tnen, are We 10 do? Take the chances
RlesVine, and send our children 10 do the
Cess ILsy Can, where our neighbors send
tnens Ihere seems absolutely no remedy short
oi sducatlng the puDEic- slow and tedious
sass. aeanwnile, see 70 II that children do not
study out Oh school, Any lesson that needs 70 be
learnea Al home Is worse than useless: M is mai
usey huriuL Keep them out OF doors IN All
Meatnefs as much As poss ole and see that thelr
food Is plain and nutritious ~
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADVERTISING FOR u...
How q Washington Woman sov...
Marry In the Meat

inere Is Amysterious package Of letters st The
usSs House. Nearly every day another ls,,ar A.
added to the pile. For over a month nor 80. -
nave oeen arriving addressed to Miss MaaOe Rro,D
son- NO one answering 70 that name has vet nut
"a, ~ az appearance. The clerks at the hotel don't
. ANo" sHS one o5 that name and never heard OF
80, unen the letters began TO be received.
The following. clipped from the ,aver,,s,nr, oo1
unns OF the Posi- Intelligence, a pevspaper nuh-
Hshed AT Seattle, Washington TERRITORY. would
in W Indicate the character OF the letters
NAlch are awaiting the owner In this CITY.
w aH-ih ED-Bf LADY. MAN OF STERLING
lives ana acts ONT IN @ pElneiples who believes and
wan .nss 20 I'M. prosres-ive nineteenth century
m I'm terrtory. NOT To grow mp anl aIresdy grown
put 70 i've r.t into interests Of the tsrritory
Inn and surely there must be some grand men
III. s.de, VII. Ia man who wants wife to stand 10y
SoN. hlsss House. Washington d. O.
Sone OF the letters. from their Appearance con-
I'LL n pno'oyrapns. but the majority OF the 1ity or
,nen,s "a Inc package lack these silent indorse-
.uehIs Vi the virtues which the Advertisement cal
Tor This proposal for a husband annearrd in the
Paper Iof month or more, and the number OF re-
49, WOULD seem 10 intimate that there at
,.sse MY men or more In Washington Territory
"uo arc anxious 10 enter the matrimonial estate.
ADVICE TO MAGGIE
ihat manageable men In the territory are not
numerous Is intimated Dy a writer In the Sunday
otar, Oh That place. In commenting upon this
wan the writer says that the lady Is correct In
nsl sulnlse that surely there must be some
s.snu men mere But then, Maggie" he con-
unues, I'VE have some grand women here: we
nase some women here who are not at all grand but
VINO nave q toleraby good bank account. And
sAen again we have a great many who are neither
sanu nor rlch, but with faces and forms beautiful
- venus with dispositions sweet an angels
anu hearts pure and fair a lily, and not half
enough young men worthy 10 take them The
time ior the advertising dodge 10 work well in the
WesS mas passed, Maggie You are wasting your
money and your time, and from the way your 'ad
Ieads we are OF the opinion that you cannot well
auoru 10 spare either. III you really seek an es-
IAoishnenI In life for a serious purpose, be con-
tent 70 wrestle with fate where you are best
KNOWN and II you are worthy, some deserving
man VIII discover your worth and permit you 10
stand BY his side and his interests"