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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
HhSHINGaOSs
PosTcFFICE EsTABLIsHED.

5pecisl 10 the Gazet:s
WASHINGTON, NV. "A pcstofice hal
been establshed st SsIsey, Fioyc
county, Texas, and Miss Matte Ds!
appointed postmaster.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special 70 The Gazette.
WAsBrSGToN, Nov. > The following
Texss pensions were granted to-day
. iginnl, Inv.lid-Willian 3 WarriGstoD
teceasea, Cayotte. K storation alt Ia
crease, Mexican Ws3-GEeen Morfgon-
DRY, ceased, L0reas.
TIE CRUISER GOING TO HAYII.
WASHINGTON, NY. -Irtormgt:on
having Oesu received ct tho Navy ID. pert
ment this m3raiEg thst the steel c. 1851
Boston lad srr;ycd from KRgston, is,
mace, last nighv, AcuIg Secretary H:r-
loony decided to revoke the orders send-
iog ma kesrssgs 10 Hayti ard crdered
The smuaudsr Of the B3aiGU TO precsed
70 Port Au Ptiaca without de!y snd pre-
serve ths safety g American reside nts
there in case OF trouble arising out OF
that governments recon: actiou IN seiz.
iGg tae 6taamer Hsytisa r puolic. The
run from Kingston TO Pert Au Prince will
take about twelve hours, whereas i!
would be month before the Kakrsage
could reach the latter point.
THE CRoP BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, NV. 2-Fhe weather
crop bulletin issued by the signal iii &c
says:
Tae weather has been generally favor
shls fer isTil work In the winter whest
states, and the rain fall for TIE monta
bag doubtless Effected the winter wheat
crop faY0rabiy. The 13in iG the scuthern
poriion OF tae. gulf s:.tes has improved
the condition CT crops in thst section,
although the reports indicsle tins: gsuer>
ally the weather for the season aEa ret
been fagoFsole .Ur tAe cotton croD.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, NV 2-rhu reduction
IN the pubic debt dur:cg O;topsI
70 81 SIS, Gl9. sEd FOR ina ti.s.
four months OF Int tiscsl year SIS, pat,
620. n uas cash IN the TreseurY ,u-dsy
is S74 49l 969, against S96,444 S45 en-
Octoeet Tle gold fund oa.sace N the
treasury hss decreased about 5000 600
during the past month, and to-day
amounts TO Sl9l ell SIS, and die silver
iuad bsis-Ce, exc.u.ive If G,OG0 0o0 jrSds
dollar 51liIou IS S24 SIC $50, or Sl0, = 600, COO
less than month sgo TIE nertonsi bank
repositories to-GzY held S.! 1870 rs, or
about IS .000. 900 less thai Oh October /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
The Washington Recsn

WASHINGTON, Nov. Good weather
sno dusty trzck were the conditions 70,
racing here to-day.
First R:ce-Ole sTle. Tauie Doce
won ii ~; King Cabs, secoad; Judge
Murray, third.
Scoud Rlcc-One AID ona-e;ch;n mile,
BtonslGmsrle won in 1:.G4; B.sd,ord,
second; Bofz, third.
ThiEd R.ce-Oee and ous-iourth mile
Bs6ge Won IN 2:l44; Bar-ister, second.
t1ur'h Esce-Se7en- eighths mile.
Pssha won In l:S! SThrif;less, second :;
Be''ewood, third.
Filth r ce-Steepie chase. Hercules
won In AS; Glacka Ban. second; Kiil.-.
ney, lhird.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
IRIsH.ANERfGaNs AROUSED
Leading Mi.zsDs sssnnsd of Republican

| leading GiilzsDs Sarrfied Of Republican
ssnatoTa' Collision with Lord ssckvili.
NEW YORK. Oct so The Boston Pilot
John H0yle O'Rellly's paper 81 this
week contsius remarksbie paper, signed
By more than twenty Of the most dis.
tingui3hed and respected Irishmen in this
country, including such men es Eugene
Kelly, the New York barker; William ]
Hynea Of Chicsgo, joseph j O'Dauohue OF
New York; Ms IT JOHN ByTIa. CT Ciucia-
nsti; Pstrick A. Collins ana Joha BOYLE
O'R9iLY, os Massachusetts,; Jsmes Ray.
Mods, CT ME- Haven; james Mooney, Of
Butaio; Martin A. Forhp, CT Cleveland;
DR.. Wi!lism z. WalIxce, ii NV Yo.k;
Hugh j. Carroll, CT Il lode Island; Patrick
Walsh, Ct Augusta; Patrick ]. Nee
han, editor Ct .ha I-ssh Aussicsn.
God NM o.heIs. The paper Is an
.aitess to the Irish people in Anerics,
Assuring them, on the personal word Of
every sisner that they have examined the
Original and amended forms Of the ex!ra-
tition treaty with England, end have
complete proof tkst tie clanses giving up
political refugees to Engisud were who'll
~ Inserted By Republican Senators after
the administration had refused the Brit
ish Minister'S request Cor the
udepsion of such clauses. Also that
toa Democrats Senator'S on the foreign
relations committee fought these clauses,
bat were Cutyoisd by the Republic. ms
joYity. This psper effectively disposss Of
the Republican charge the: the Dem
ocTstic Standardization was responsible
io- the treaty. another article anal, y 8
tae letters OF the British Minister and MS
mythical British American correspondent,
and elbows that Lord Ssckyille Is
more o klsve than fool, and that he
Ficnly deserved The disgrscs that has
fail uron him. TIE PHO. Also contains
letters from Eugene Kelly, Patrick a.
Collins, M:j>r Bfrne, and other lead
irg Itish-Americsns Some ct these
letters from reputable gentlemen d.
-ectlY charge conspiracy between the
British Minister and the Republican rarty
by which, for British sid in electing HaT.
sisor, the Republican Senate would add
an eX.rsdi!iop amendment to the treaty
which both The President and Mr Bay ard
refused. The visit CT John Boyle O'Rsilly |
and Genera. Collins TO Nav York was to |
meet leading msn Of their race in confer
sace On this msttef.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
CHAIR Coaches TO Ceiro. II.

Special 30 the Gazette.
GREENvILLg, Tex NV. , agent D.
c. Wray Of The S. Louis, Arkansas and
Texss Railway INFORMS your reporter thst
on Sunday next through srain with
chair coaches VIII run from tie Fort 10
Csirc, H., the first Of segulsr through
train eystem in the city named Persons
can takethis trsic s!so tor s.. Lonls,
masking slight ant easy charge at P.rs
gould, Ark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
spOR TING.
Tho NaphvIlls Races.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 2-Th
weather was cloudy to-day.
First Rtce-0le and one-eighth mile
selling. Eighs-to-Seyen, won, EYpocrite
second; Balance, third. Time, I:50t
Second R'ce-Three quarter mile
handicap. Alsdrene, hrst: Rlminl, sec
ocd; Il ,olite, third. Time. I:l6.
Third Rice-Ole mile and seventy
YARDS, hsndicap. Dyer, first; E,ebus
second; Woodcrsitr third. Time, l:464
Fourth Rsce-Five-eights mile, selling
hoi!sac, fist; Mediator, second; Ju2s
Morcsr, tnrd Time. 1904
Fif!h Receive eighths m!Is. selling
MoTaa, drst; WalkH:, second; McNurEy
third. Tina, ;0l5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
PregideEt Brown.
Special 10 the Gazstte,

Special 10 the GaZette.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 2-G57srnor
Brown, or rather President Brown CT the
Texas snd Pacific, left this morning for
New Orleans on railroad business. He is
booked 10 make political speech at
Pulaski. Tenn, nexs Monday. Two cir
culsrs were issued yesterdsy-one CT Q
legsl nature and the other announcing
that the present employees Will be re.
tanned. Z. Y. Tower is announced as
assistant auditor and Gay Sumpser as
local treasurer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Homo Notes.

J.E, wsdleiga. commercial agent Of
the St. Louis, Arkansas and Tex.s, wss
In Fort Worm yesterday.
Commercial Agent wilson Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific and City Ticket Agent Z1rn
we've very busy last nioht checking c T:
the old Missouri Pacific forms OF ti6ksts
and substituting those Ct the Missouri,
Ksasss End Texas. 1t was quite task.
TIE change ofine Texas and Pacific
frn7n the hSadg CT the receiver to that OF
the company wss very quiet stair.
President Brown, us will be seen from .
circular issued By hin, appoints sill tie
employees q the receiver 20 petitions
With company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Changes OF the Burlington

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2.-ln speaking
Ct char ges among ofii:ers OF the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railway, which
were announced II the diapa;ca last
night, ,oosl pspars ssy Paul Morton, pres
ent general freight agent, is also 10 be
promoted and TO succeed Mr.. Richlsy SIS
general traffic manager. The paper says:
OF course Mr.. Stone, IS vice president,
will continue in full charge o.
the comp.ny's ofairs emo ne will
continue to pursue the same policy
So heretofore. Nj. Stone commenced
service II the shops OF the Chicago, Bur
linsion s7f Q Iincy ab7ut ten years ESQ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Iils sif h Fatality.

READING, PA NV. 2 -H.nnershss' z,
owner Of the thTeshiug machine, who WAS
SO terribly Injured, died this morning.
his death nak'ag the fifth fatality.
When the explosion took place Hjnpes-
schsEtz had bucket OF wste. in his
hsnd. He was hurled through the sir and
dropped down twenty-five feet awfy,
still! gresping the bucks. and With Cver
hall the water still in It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Tao Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Circular No ="
PRESIDENTS OFFIC

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
DALLAS, Ten. Nor. l. lcSS. ,
Tao unGer2!gEed announces the FOL
loving:
!. All oiilc:r5 Ard employees heretofore
oppCinted By tie receiver Of taIs ISiiway
and now 90 dnty will be continued "a
ttdceFs and employees OF the corporation
until Otherwise saEoUnced
Mr.. E. w. Tower is announced 90
assistant to tee auditor, snd IS such VII
take his orders from the audi!cr snd per
form such duties in addition thereto IS
be hiss heretofore performed in tae audit
or's tice.
). All passes heretofore Issued by The
receiver for the current year, End only 70.
the Curr ut year, will ne honored by the
company until further notice.
4. Mr.. Gay Sumpter is announced IS
local treasurer Of the company.
JOHN c. BROWN, President.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
The Manitoba cros,ias War.

WINNIPEG, NANrTo BA. Nov. We'd
nesdsy night the regulars from Fort o.
borne were cslled on. By :he Canadian
Pacific Railway 10 project its property,
an0 they are now ercsmped en- the spot.
AS yet their services have not been re-
Quired. The government has shout eco
men on the ground, but they aye busily
engaged IN laying track 90 the west Of
the Cansdian Pacific, TIE msterisl being
transferred by hand over the canadian
Pacific tracks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Reduction ST sslari.. on;ths Santa 30,

Reduction 81 5alarios oniths Santa go.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 2.-Ptesident
Strong Of the AtchisoT, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway, accompanied by Vice
President GoGdsrd. arrived hare to-day
from Boston to attend meeting Of
I iii ;ers o! the fasd. tia stated j reiuc-
ton Of 10 per CENT. will be made in s!l
wages Of employees o: Ghe rosd receiving
more than $50 per moaln. This inciadeg
Z i;ers, clerical force, conductors, co.,
lectors, ssElioa agents, etc. This reduc-
;ioD is made to meet the decline IL
business of the road ED TO guard sgsinot
the discharge Of employees ct q time waen
It would BE- d.fIi;clt TO secura osher en-
ploYmert
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Cammeroiai Resume.
tho Ga1etta

SpEClA W sut od1ettc.
NEW YORK, Nv. 2.-Rsi!rosd bonds
to-day closed IS follows:
Fort Worth snd Denver Civ q. %!
Texas and Pacific rs ct 93I.
rs Az
Missouri. Kansas snd Texas IL t9c4
IS at 56s
St. Louis, Arkansas snd Texas rs at
So,
rs at So.
Gull, Colorado sid Sacta Fe, gold e.
st Ssi.
1's st lis.
Kansas and Texas IS 1t 563.
SIS at 604.
rs st 81.
Atchison at 6ss.
Silver 9S9.
Money 2@2t per cent.
Sterling srropg.
Governments lower.
Wneat active and irregular.
Cotton higher.
Oil $50.
Coffee firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
WITHIN BEACH OF ALL.

Reduced Round rrp Tickets to tho San
Antonio Inter n as.onai Fair. ssEsss$S
The round trip tickess 10 t6e Sac
Antonio Ia,ernstiolalssERts from For.
Worth, Dallas ana al points In north
Texas has heaapssced Il the low rate Of
S.. Arscple In North Texas shoali
erahrsca this opportunity 20 visit the his
fo,ic city OF Ssn Antonio and see the
grestess exposition ever given in the
south.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
sants We Statement

HhNEFs z bk.NIEuiS nj.
special to the Gazette.
EEw YORK, Nov. The A:chisOn,
Top ka snd Sa2!a Fa Rliiwsy Issues the
annexed eta,eEea. Of ita operations during
September snd from January l to Sep
temhsr so:
September mileege, 1924; gross earn>
ings, 81, $50; expe1ses. except taxes,
1920, 695; ne. earnings, S49l,755.
January 10 September S0-Dilecge,
S0lS; gross earcingr. Sll.29S. 992; ex-
penses except tsxee, $3.50, Ts; net cam,
ings, 50. 40S. 2l4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

passing through the various grades Of the
mec 1snical department until he became
division master mschsnic RI the road.
From February l, 1850, to November /,
1881, ne Wae superintendent OF the loco.
N tive and car department; November,
1881, to June. 1881, general superin:end,
ent; JIce. 1883, 10 Msy. 1885, assistant
general maragsr; sad since May, 1855,
general msrsger CT the Brrlin s:on sTs-
TEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Verdict of Not Guil.r.
Special to the Gszeste.

BAIRD, TE.., Nov. AFTER fifteen
hours consideration tie jury in the
Willis Hoe murder case ret rned YER
d CT Of "nos goiity." 81 was s-cu ,ef Of
the murder OF Watkins johnson iat Cot.
tonwood in 1856
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
TRADE REVIEW.
tun & Ce.'g Hp,r.-Unpgf ctdazted
Ypiums 81 Leg E!mste BUSINESS.
SptcuIss.y3 Upsrsiiens.
The Bales of stoca', Whsat AND Cotton for
tho Part seven Days--he Condition
CT Pricss-Bu.iRess gEiiuxes.
NEW YORK, Nov. >.

G, DUNN & cos.
E0ealy view Of
!rzde sEys: Tie
simple fact t6st the
bank exchanges
outside Q: New
IN the last week
but one CT the
presidential csm~
al G Q exceeded
tho 9 OF last year
by l04 per cent ,
the ctss-ilgs OF
last yaa- having
bsan exceptional
lRrna rrNvno chat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

Winding Up tn. 5ickot Busiasas CT the
Missouri Pac!fio ana Sub,tltutIuE Esis-
sur, Kansas nrd Tsrs GirSen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Shooting Array &c Dallas,

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. as. W. VIII
lisms, cripple, ard church FELTON,, Also
cripple, had an s tercaIon this u orning
on the pablo square ever a peanut stsrd,
W lliams pulled . sixshcot snd ar OF
FELTON,, INJECTING dangerous wound in
the side. Williams l. II jsil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

S mace oy al railroads in Colorado % per.o,,
hoIqinS our O. cursicn tickets, Peisoos
Inc summer rescrt. OF Colorado avn no,..
1911 u, over, ana the scenery over the Denus,
sn 10 no t7rande Is tho grsncess on earth.
tiCkets on sale via Texs. Panhaptja po,,
at all coupon ticket stations in TaIe. 'ouss
louisiana. Gail for information and desST,ntis,
TIM STI on u, NJ BURROWS, I. P. a; )
4 6. T. a. 6l2 Main Street, For, wow LIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
The Sunday GAZETTE, SI.50 q year.
AO1lY 81 HOUR

st. Louis to New Y orK, Wis Vandali, ard
Penusylvsni. INqss Through vesti5uIe
car5 wishouf ch3ge, s.. Louis to Pig
burg, sltim2ESWAshinstcn, Philatel-
phia and NegTorR
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Subscribe for the Sardsy GAZETTE
81 SO 6 year.
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TIE RAILROADS.

The Entire Corps CT Texas and Pacific
Employees Under the Receiver Re-
tanned by President Brown,
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Subscr.b. fer he WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Subscribe tor the Wakk.y GAZETTE.
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TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas and Fort Eg7fh RR

shortest line. quickest time rom c-rP,, ~,
1So, sort We-'h aud ali prlnci5a, 70; -. -
Ts1ss 90 Roca5 Mountain resorts gp5 - -.
e Ga;;,, 5lnelIding IrlDldad Fnsblo k.ss;soU
GSSh. DAILY trains iea Elr 4 Fort lESytE s.Ss
y. comprising new ana elesa<fl3 cir-tr Inv
flunan palace s!eepi ] shsss5d di1i1y 90.
orado tuncd poiute wis9fcS., q q = %.
~ n Pc, y, e. Al1laad Railway .ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
Rates OF Eafe From Fort Worth

To Trin5&ad s17 10, 20 Pueblo sss M 70
orsdo aEtt sss Ss3 60. to Denver s24 90, W ''''
"a ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATS
FragfFort Worth to Trinidad AID retnrn xos ~.
ssa ueoio, toiorado Strings And return ~; .5n
,f1rn $500. s' 'Ahe ana re-
tickets .ood for 30 days gosns and 30 dsv,,.
sur lts, Tltn lsy over privileges Doth 49,
e4Eem6 limit Ticket urti
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

| WASHINGTON, NV. A pcstofice has
been established st S.sIsey, Floyd
county, Texas, ind Miss Matte Day
APPOINTED postmaster
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

a. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent, aon1to,
q. ID. LUSK. Depot Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03

was unanimously determined by tha per-
sous present. to make tae letter pubic
without deiSy, which vas done, Me date
Of She fist publication here being Q3tc-
Der 2l,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-03
SAN2J6Ds

sDs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Ths hatis skirs Il about eighty inches
broad a. - xrsatest width. and the top
shorid 81 wikhout . wrinkle whea TIE rider
- in TIE sall.iles is dToes within two inchts
az ths door vhen Sfe siands e is shaped BY
ctrves aad cross cuts 60 e e7sr tie right
kase. ard 80 allow room Tor tbs ponrseL
f,islas the tinfer kfif & tbe front S Soop IN
Which ths rigsf boot az TIE rilIaE' IS thruSs
5nst - tho toe, en- chs back cf ne skirh ~
slsofher ioop, which s fastened nnder cha
hsel q t6s isft boot these loofs kssp The
sairt stfoo1h Ard bold Is IN place.
Bantinx hsblts ars uasle of tfsiton or
uHher <iott. especially thick and Stronz
sH,ou "a % carry sts rider si1rouxh braubles
and over fsncss without a tear. a gay colisr
and vese ~ .fneiish pinkH cietis--which IS
frixhs scari1s-are sosaetinles akiiesl 60 hunt
srte habi<
TIE twesd hsbits f1r tAn cosnfsy ars vs1Y
fiehs n weight. zna arr raasIe cooier fer mid
rafnrer - saving ths eren ttroefed notc he'd
cni.sr. tbeY aiso saVs q plated rostilos a.
s5a bacz Schooi eifIs have tweed hahtss
u,a1o uish NorEolk jacsss of uarrow psaiss,
fa.,aad 60 en- stiH botsbs woFs oT ladbss
ne alzA ak has worn "A lhs park. hrt
Tsrby hats of b4ck fels srs wora - the
era6try. TIE halr - srranxed IA very
snau rwiss oS coiAsi knot. c. eise e is In
s'enf'sr rIaits r,area rosnd and rsana esose
scsfrst The heeff
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Tires kists 81 riding hAbiss are made BY
fazspcnab,s tat:1<s IA Now Iork e4ty--taase
sor wearing IL Central PARK. those inteEded
to tse huce and habits worn IN tbs summer
ia shs eosznsr5 Eael.zh Styles ara esoseiy
oop5ef ia al kinds Of hssis<. tha <Sir5 being
made short AID srant. tho bodice plain and
the tronzers king >noash 20 strap ussser :he
feet. or else ~hoTs knes breechss are worn
with rpp hoezx Harpss's Basar describes
these style, a. follows:
For what srs k1ou2 as Park habits. dark
bhi~ Melson Is she favoritr fabric. Grsrn,
brown s1d black ara sfso wprn ~ al ssasorss
Of ths y-sr. Light colofssi habits grow II.
favor for xpriax M sufoaser, and ars very
elegant when uads o< dIab Melton or az
couchmens c'oths For summer Use IN the
eoanfrY covert clozhs viii bs selected in iisbs
brown or arsb shsslzs. and also the light
Lsrsfahcurx twesds 50 popular with Eng
i.sa women The balfons used ars cf vsgets-
bse i7o<y. resembling horn, they are the slzo
ofa silver dsBfs, bus rtAeker. aud ara he'd BY
two eyes Ia tAs rnida.a Rraiaing and fancy
frsnrniags are not rsed. stitched edges be-
inx pre<erret Tss bodies is lined with
xasir. ard he dirt haa no lining, being
omn1T flashed oiih hem, two ieckes wide,
stitched sT nasehNie- The bodice of a Park
natit q Melton may have high standing
collar buftcnsnS close to the shroar. or else i.
may have tic step collar aoschsd and
or~n ss TIE threat preeizsly hks laas OF .
msna morning COAL. for wearing with q
yxa;ss chemis~tts azd necSsie- fSee eus.)
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

According Co Professor Shoemaker, soda
soaps ara more irritating than potash soaps.
Soaps that contain frss al<ali are, in young
children, the cause Ok many skin eruptious.
Alum soap Is good for chatting. Boro giycer-
ins aoap Is useful in acne aud rough akin.
ChamorniIe soap is mildly stimulating. and
Is tho best soap so< dandrof. Eaphthai soap
is ths best applicstion for parasites On any
part OF the body. Saiicylic acid soap is 9
non-irrifaslng anfiseptic soap, and is good
for toilet purposes. Corrosive suhlimate
soap is ssrviceabls for removing freckles,
rough skin, for changing muddy TO q clear
conspisxioa, and Ia all kinds OK itching.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Many people who would not think Of put
ting a dirty bank bin between their lips do
not hesitate to make ths mouth convenience
fer ho'ding silver change for moment
Butte u claimed TO have been demonstrs tel
that disease germs can be carried By silver
pieces as well Gs by paper, and If one could
see ali the. hands through which the coin had
passed il woulsl probably be kept far away
from the mouth
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Some people have foolish dread Of wear
ing glasses. but while there Is danger cg
young eyes assuming glasses too old, and
consequently strsining the organs. there is a
much greater and more common peril Of neg
lecting tbs required use Of competent
lenses. The only safe way in selecting gIaasscs
Is 20 visit . reiiabis optician and have The
glasses ''ntted,s as one would a dress Or
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

The nuieanc> e SO w1rd aEa.lTr raacksS
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

scond floor Monday Morning special purchase of Linens
Napkins and special lot of Lace Curtains which
the most extraordinary value have offered these
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Our new shipment of these goods FRO
the Syndicate are, in value, the best purcha
ever made by the Syndicate, and the prize
at which we have placed them on our coun
ers are almost inc0ncieyably cheap.
One lot Lace Curtains soc per pair.
One lot COPd Canvas Curtains 75c per pai
One lot Lace Curtains 90 per pair.
One lot at $1 .25 per pair.
One lot at 81 so per pair.
One lot at $500 per pair.
One lot at $3.50 per pair.
And divided into lots running up TO II
finest at $500 and 500 per pair.