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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13

A reduction OF lour iifths will be
given TO teachers pte.enting a certii-
cate from depot agruls showing that
full fare has been paid tn Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13

Friday morning, Dec. 18th, 9:90 o'clock.
Botany Emma ware Deer Lodge
school Discipline T.. A Carleton. Helena
Duties OF County Superintendent Margaret
Nolie Deer Lodge,
shall We Teach Literature '........ ....J j. J., Niday
Townsend.
Afternoon, i.20 o'clock Music
Music ...... Misses 10 l-r and German, IIelena
Language Work, "....,.. Mary GilHhrcst, Fort
Benton,
History ..................E ". Danks, Fort Bentuu
school Las ,..,..,,..a,..,,. J Ney Merrill, Butte
Evening session.
gstvr. ........ fudra EnoUlcs
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Alexandria Matters.

Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Ellen
Martin English to Mr.. Ashby Miller, of the
firm of E. ]. Miller & Son., to be solemnized at
st: Paul's Church Tuesday, Fes. "A ,at O clock
The theater goers of this city have arranged
with the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail-
road Company to hold the local train which
leaves Washington at ll:37 p. m. until 12
O'Clock p. m. In order that they can see the
opera TO the close. This arrangement will
hold good for the entire week.
"This hotel closed to the public" Is tho sign
now placarded upon the front entrance of the
Braddock Hotel. Several of the regular
boarders have been left there, but no prepara-
tion made for their meals; they are conse-
quently haying their food sent to them from
neighboring restaurants until they can remove
their effects
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Alexandria Insurance Company
was held yesterday, and the following changes
made in the officers: Messrs. Geo. S. French
and French Smoot in place OF j. B. Smoot aud
J. II. d.. Smoot deceased. The directors then
dent, and Mr.. Geo. Wise secretary.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Funeral of Major Clarke.

The funeral services of the late Major Otis
p. G. Clarke who died suddenly last Saturday,
will be held In Ascension Church to day at 2
p. m. The pall-bearers will be DR.. I. B. Hood
and VIM. H. Webster, for the Loyal Legion: H.
q. Ellis AND NJ. G. Baxter, for National Lodge,
7. A. A. NJ; J. L. Mason and d. j.. Evans, for
Burnside Post, g. A, r.; Fred Mack and +. G.
Butterfeld, for the pension office. Major
Clarke was valued member of the board OF
trustees of the reform school, National Lodge
of Masons, Loyal Legion, and Burnside Post,
q. a. r., and the funeral arrangements Will
be under their supervision. He was about 90
years of age aud leaves widow and children.
Mrs Bota,- one daughter, is living in San
Mateo, N. NJ. His son, William p, is In San
Francisco. The other children-Mrs. Harding,
Mrs Stearns, and joseph p. Clarke-are resi-.
dents Of this city.
The flag on the pension building was placed
at half.mast yesterday as a mark Of respect to
his memory.
The board Of trustees of the reform school
held meeting yesterday and took appropriate
action in reference TO the death OF Major
Clarke.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
WONDERFUL CHILD ARTIST,
Remarkable Musical display by the
Young Pianist.

NeInhrAHDie "hSl'Ni Ctsplug ny Inb
Young Pianist.
Master Josef Hoffman,, the child wonder,
should be much pleased with the ovation
accorded him by the immense assembnge
at Albaugh's yesterday afternoon. The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has already printed
the programme at length, every number Of
which was a gem. Ilofmann's first number,
weber's "Concertstuck, demonstrated
the precision OF his work with orchestral
accompaniment, but the thoughtful and
mastery manner in which he played
Beethoven's moonlight Sonata" won him
applause that echoed again and again. His
most difficult selections were q polonalse
and waltz from Chopin, and In these his
thorough technique was displayed. 1t was
then announced that Prof. Sousa would
give young Hofmann theme to improvlse
upon. Prof. Sousa played the theme of not
more than eight measures Just once. That
was enough for the child prodigy, who at
once went to work to elaborate upon IL
with variation after variation, until the
house fairly thundered with hand clappngs.
Nine. Hastreter sang the aria, ~ Have
Lost My Eurydice," from Gluck's "0r-
pheus," as only she can eing II, and de-
termined effort was made to get her to re-
peat, but the "no encore" rule was strictly
compiled with. Miss Nettle Carpenter
played violin solo-Sarasate's "Zigeuner-
weisenn--with much taste and expression.
Sig. DeAnna, the well-known barytone,
sang the credo from "0thello" grandly.
He is more at home, however, upon the
operate than on the concert stage. Nine.
Sacconi played harp solo very artistically.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY,
Minor Occurrence, Ia AND About aho
Olty.

Wilton Harvey has bought of Joseph Lackcy
aud wife for 81 700 lot 81, In square 6Si.
Gardiner q. Hubbard recently sold TO Mrs
Mabel G. Bell q lot on Belnir Heights for
sG2sS.
Emma II. Cnperton has purchased of James
II. Mari and wife for $1,000 lots 2, B. 4, D, G, and
y in square p.
Anna Z. Deerng has sold TO Margaret J.
Badger for 5000 lot 49, in behring's subdlvi.
sion OF square ll3.
There will be about $4,000 increase in the
water receipts this year, which will be enough
to extend the water service to Anacostia.
Henry lIouck Of sos Massachusetts, avenue,
Sunday committed suicide by taking "Rough
ON Rats" Melancholy issaid to have been the
cause,
Capt symons thinks thatif those convicted
ofwastc OF water were fined instead of being
release d on personal bonds there would be a
better supply of water.
In the cases Of Thos. Adams and Samuel J.
Richie against the District OF Columbia, the
court Of claims yesterday gave Judgment for
the plaintiffs in each action.
The records and correspondence divisions
OF the Adiutant generals Office began moving
INTO their new quarters in the newly-tnished
wing OF the War Department building yester-
day.
The following gentlemen were elected al.
rectors ofthe Washington Gaslight Company
Yesterday. George A. McIlhenny, b. H. Birtoi,
Ofmc.
Armstrong, Gator Il Co., of Baltimore,
yesterday entered suit In equity against Mayer
4 Rohr, late prOprietors Of the bon Marche,
for slsi being the value OF goods sold TO them
by plaintiffs
Two ladies and one gentleman were cx.
amined in typewrlting IN the rooms of the
civil service commission yesterday. A lady
applicant was examined in French and one
gentleman in law.
Michael I. Garvey was yesterday In the Grim.
inal court convicted and Peter I. Harvey c.
quilted of the charge of selling liquor TO minors
on the testimony Of three boys, owen Kelly.
Ernest White, and George Goodacre.N
james Carroll alias Carter colored, was yes.
tcrday held for the grand Jury by Judge Smell
ior breaking into the residence OF Edward f.
O'Brien, 62l L strC I, and William A. Howlett,
lli6 Third street. He is an old offender.
MessTs Atchson Il Looney, contractors, fail
Ing TO repair the, defective cutters, on the
Tcnleytown road, the commissioners have Or
dered the superintendent OF county roads to
make the repairs at the contractors expense.
ST. Patrick's Total Abstinence Junior Society
has elected the following officers: Paul Crom.
lien, presidents Lille Thompson, vice presi.
dent; Vim. Reardon, secretary; Allan Grant,
treasurer, and Thos. kelenor, scrgeant.at.arms
Judge Smell Yesterday gave Lewis, Erms
white, and Mason Coleman, colored, each
thirty days in Jail for stealing wood aud coal
from the cars on the Baltimore and Potomac
tracks. Ed Buckley, one Of the party, twas held
for tic grand Jury for secoud otlense OF lar
ceny.
DURING week ending Feb. IL we propose to
give somc of the best bargains in furniture ever
S 0STed IN WashinsitSna 1i a Those in want Of best
If we mcaD.business W. II. HOUGHTON ,G Co,
l2li + street northwest
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Lodge NIeetinrs Tn.Nirl,A.
The following lodges meet tonight at tn

The following lodges meet Tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-National Lodge, No. H. Masonic
Temple; Lafayette, Il, A. Chapter, 40. 5, Ma
sonic Temple; Mithras Lodge OF Perfection,
1907 q street northwest
q. o. F.-Washington Lodge, No. 6, Odd
Fellows Hall; Golden Rule, No u Odd Fel.
lows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Decatur, No. O. High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. II, Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Germania, No. 10 600 street northwest. Oc-
casa, No. Is, 500 street northwest; Webster,
No. 7, Vernon Hall, New York avenue and
Seventh street northwest.
National Union-state, War, and Navy, No.
i. o. M.--Columbia. No. /, Grand Army
Hall, Seventh and Lstreets northwest.
i. o. r. M.-Seneca, No. IL, X. OF p. Hall,
Thirteen n-anda'half and L streets northwest.
a; l.. OF H.-Goldstein No. %, lie Droit
Building
/. o. q. T.--Minnehaha, No. 1, Hilton Hall,
Seventh and ID streets; Morning Star, No. 9,
923 + street; Clements, No. g. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast; Monumental, No. % Elks' Hall,
902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Knights of the Golden Eaglc-Cyrus Castle
No. /, 81 Ninth street.
l. o. R.-Naomi ladies', No. 3, Masonic Hall,
Anacostia.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
TIE DISTRICT POOR,
Entering Upon a Systematic Plan to
Furnish Them Relief,

Commissioner Webb yesterday ap-
pointed theiollowlng to receive
contributions for the poor OF the
District. He has also called
meeting OF the committee at 4;3O o'clock,
this afternoon, at parlor 10, wlllard's
hotel, which have been kindly loaned for
the occasion by Secretary Anderson. The
gentlemen appointed are Messrs. VIM.
Laird, Jr., @, M. Matthews, F. l.. Moore,
~. Luttrell, Ii. A. Willard, G. G. Clio
yer, Reginald Fendall, j.. A. Baker, X.
Ross Perry, NJ. w. Gait, NJ, w. Beveridge,
Lewis j. Davis, Ross j. l.. Voigt, w. G.
Dodge, +. b Mcclure, VIM, Hoeke, A. p.
Clarke, W. II. Stoutenburg, Il. A. Fish, g.
B. Church, j. T. Stevenson, and Walter
Wheatly. Mr.. Webb said these gentlemen
represented different sections Of the city.
President Cleveland yesterday sent him
S25, g. F. Schaefer, Of the German Amer
lean Fire Insurance Company, sent $25,
and Mr.. W. II. stoutenburg, S.. Mr. Webb
said he would be glad II the newspaper
offices would receive subscriptions to the
fund. All money collected will be turned
over to Mai. Moore,
National Republican., 1888-02-07
JUDGE wYLIE's PORTRAIT
Is Received by the Supreme Court of
This District.

is keCeived by the supreme Court OF
This District.
The business OF the court In general term
waseuspeuded yesterday for a few minutes
to allow the formal presentation OF the
portrait Of Hon. Andrew Wylie, formerly
one Of the judges Of the court. Mr..
Dayldge, on behalf Of the Bar Association,
made brief and appropriate speech, In
which he spoke OF the high regard enter
tanned for the justice, and then said /.
"They shave deputed me-who need not
express my hearty concurrence-to make
known their wish 10 the court, and l, there
fore, move that proper order may be
passed, whereby your honors will signify
that this portrait Of an able, upright, con-
sclentious Judge and good man, be ac-
cepted by the court and that 1t be placed
upon the walls of the court room"
Chief Justice Bingham, In accepting the
picture for the court, said that they fully
concurred In the sentiments expressed,
and, while bis acquaintance with Judge
Wyle had been brief, he formed very
high opinion OF his qualities as man, gen.
tleman, and iurist.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
More watchmen Req auested.

The commissioners in a note to President 8.
Spencer, OF the Baltimore and Ohio railrori,
say "that the crossing of your road at the in.
sequence OF the obstruction to the operation of
tho safety gates by frost, and they have the
honor n request that the number of watohmen
at said crossing be Increased while the gates
are out order"
National Republican., 1888-02-07

The "EXpositlon Universelle de Tart
Culinaire" awarded the highest honors TO
AHGosTuGA BlTTERs as the most eiieaclous
Se diSnsIye oIsSns ' IN gdnS sSSeSs orSe% A9SSP SaP
the genuine article, manufactured by Dr. ], G,
B. SlegcTt & Sons, and beware Of limitations.
National Republican., 1888-02-07

Tic store OF W. II. Michaels, on Second
street northeast, was robbed Sunday morning
OF s65 worth of cigars and tobacco. The police
by quick work diCoyered that the stolen
goods had been bought shy William Reagan,
of Third and l. streets SONG 9-wcst. The officers
arrested Daniel Long anI<Dauicl Hart as the
burglars, In the police S-lurt yesterday they
were held for the grand Jury. Reagan was also
held for receiving stolen goods. :
National Republican., 1888-02-07

AEELEGAST substitute for Oils, Salts, Pills,
and all kinds Of bitter, nauseous Liver Medi.
cines, Cathartics, is the very agreeable liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. It's advantages
are evident-it is more easily taken, more ac.
ceptable to the stomach, more pleasantly ef-
fective, and more truly beneficial TO the sys
by leading physicians, and for sale in SO cent
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Na Anclanf EIir

The Annapolis Washington and Baltimore
railroad announces the fourth of It's series OF
popular excursions to Annapolis on Weines
day next, Feb. S. Train WIN leave b. and o,
depot Washington $50. a. IN. returning, leave
Annapolis 3.50p. m. The state capital with
its historical associations, the naval academy
and grounds, and the many quaint old streets
and houses of Annapolis, all combine to render
visit to 'Gc Ancient City, full of interest and
Instruction. Round trip tick etssl
National Republican., 1888-02-07

Rev. DR.. Scott +, Hershey, pastor of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, invited three
young men in to take supper with him, as they
had asked him to send them where they could
get meal. The strangers were left alone in
the parlor after supper for few minutes, aud
when DR.. Hershey re'cntered the room to In
vito them to go to church with him the strang-
ers had left, carrying of with them a ''mis.
sionary jug" containing s. in money.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
The Catholic University.

committee, consisting of Rev. DR.. Chap
pelle, Rev. Father Walter, and Rev. Father
McGurk, has been appointed to supervise the
collection of the funds for the proposed Cath.
Ollie university. A committee of laymen win
be named 10 arrange for the laying OF the cor
The address on that occasion will be made by
Blshop Spalding.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
BOLD HOUSE ROBBERY.
Inmates Held Quiet at the Point of the
Pistol.

The residence Of Mr. W. j. Rhees Of the
Smithsonian Institute, located on Spring
street in the county, was forcbly entered
at 4:3O O'Clock yesterday morning by three
masked burglars. They made their way to
the room Of Mr.. and Mrs Rhees. and one Of
them held cooked revolver in close prox-
unity to their heads while his confederates,
with lighted candle, ransacked the room
and secured about 5000 worth of property,
comprising iewelry, two watches, three
overcoats, SIG which was taken from q
child's bank, and other articles. After
they left the place. Mr.. Rhees thinks that
he has clue to one or more Of the parties.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
A Lovely Complexion.

persons say. ~ wonder what she does for II %
In every case the purity and real loyeliness OF
the complexion depends upon the blood.
Those who have sallow, blotchy faces may
enough of DIR. PicrCe's Golden Medical Dis
coyorv'' TO drive out the humors lurking in
the system.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
General Manager of the DanyIlle Road. !.

Mr.. Peyton Randolph has been appointed
general manager of the Richmond and Dam
willie railroad, vice E. b. Thomas, resigned.
Mr.. Randolph was formerly the assistant gen.
sTai manqEI Of the Foad His salary his
former auditor, Mr.. Marbury, has been ap-
pointed cashier in this city. Some interest
has been awakened as to who will receive the
doiph, and 1t is expected to be made when
the president and vice president return from
their tour of inspection in the south. Mr.
Thomas has been elected president of the
Erie,
National Republican., 1888-02-07

"WHY, what are you putting that on my feet
for? asked man with heavy cold. why,
10 draw the cold out OF your head" answered
the considerate nurse. "The deuce you say !!
would rather have 1t stay where it IS than TO
any rate there is a more pleasant method than
Cough Syrup"
National Republican., 1888-02-07

The hearing in the telephone interference
case was resumed before the commissions oil
patents yesterday. There are several counsel
yet to hear and the argument is not likely to
be finished before tomorrow.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Under the Health Onicsr.

The commissioners, in letter, yesterday
notified Dr. Smith Townshend that from and
after the 9th instant the work of sprinkling,
sweeping and cleaning the streets, avenues,
and alleys will be under the supervision OF the
health Office.
National Republican., 1888-02-07

Onf - the tiliJ Haa5 gone by when
VIII close this week. 81, many bargains
have been closed out, but we still have a
Sl32, worth 5000 pair earrings, ! karat, ei6,
worth 875; ~ karat solitaire stud, $50, worth
sl25; pair 6l4 karat earrings si25, worth $780,
$500, and numerous Others Il. HARRIS Il Co.,
i32 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Work of the Grand jury.

The grand jury yesterday returned the fol-
lowing indictments in the criminal court
VIM. Forrest, HOUSEKEEPING in night, stable
of ]. C. llawley, on Jan. 10 last; Barzlla Belts,
assault with intent to kill Frederick Stewart
on Dec "a, 1857; Henry johnson, alias Henry
Jarvis, forgery Of the name OF H. II. Turner to
on order for sl9; Thomas Hogan aud James
Madigan, assault with intent to kill Edwin b.
Cash on Dec. 22, 1857; VIM. Murphy house,
brcaking in night the bill charges him with
feloniously breaking into the shop of Armstead
jackson on the night of Jan. and taking
therefrom gold watch. locket and chain,
valued at SOS; Frederick Lomax, alias Charles
Williams, and Charles Joues larceny OF a
large quantity OF shoes, clothing, &C., from the
store of A. Lippman on Jan. %.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
SEE rooLE & BRooKEo on OILS.
Numbering Houses An AnaoostIa.

The committee from Citizens Association
No. o. OF Anacostla, has been notified to pre-
pare a petition asking for a numbering of the
houses OF that place and file the same with the
building inspeCtor.
National Republican., 1888-02-07

FoR family use no beer is better than the
"Faust" from the Anheuser-Busoh Brewing
Association. Try 1t, and be convinced. OF
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone Ss9-5. Frank Schwarz, manager.
National Republican., 1888-02-07

THERE is but one Cough Syrup before the
public to-day that contains no poisoT and that
is Bogerts, hence 1t can be given 10 a child
days old with absolute safety.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
The Telephone Case.

TnE Mcdonald Filter Faucet is Tor sale by b
Il. Guy Il Co., 1905 Pa, ave.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
II : au6n 1sSpeciai Diamond Sale

CAILat b. +. Guy Il Co.'S and see thcfxc-
Donald Filter Faucet 1t is the thing to ctloAn
Potomac water. w
National Republican., 1888-02-07
RobbIng the Preacher.

ORDERS taken for the Mcdonald Filter
Faucet at b. +. Guy & Co.'S, 1905 Pa. ave.
National Republican., 1888-02-07

AFTER using Ely's Cream Balm two months
was surprised 10 find that the right nostril,
which was closed for twenty years, was open
and free as the other, and can use It now as
could not do for many years. / feel very
thankful.-R. II. Cressengham, 275 Eighteenth
street. Brooklyn.
/ could scarcely speak; II was almost impos.
sible 10 breathe through my nostrils. Using
Ely's Cream Balm short time the trouble en-.
tirely disappeared.-J. o. Tichenor, Shoe Mer-
chant, Elizabeth, NJ. J.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Clerical Salary Dissllowed.

JAMES Z. WAUGH says 81 consider Bogert's
Cough Syrup the best have ever used;' 25
cents bottle,
National Republican., 1888-02-07

Mrs. H. E. MARSH. 2l35 street, says: "Hsye
used Boserps Cough Syrup tep-7sa ar Wo
nirnb fapsto.nurnS. ?5iinnT oupS . dlmmid it
.. 81 & i 2argiFf 2argiFf CQgs"isg" Qgs..s; 2J cemhts.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
PLAIN SHADES,
COMBINATIONS,
AND PLAIDS,

which will embrace in part the following
PLAlDS-Richest assortment in light color
effects yet shown. including ground shades of
Gobelin Blue, Mahogany. Queens Red, Pearl
GIays, Terra.cotta, Tans and Beige. =
PLAIN SHADES-50-inch All.wool Sh coda
in all the early spring shadsS CT{tNsia. IL
more STflIPfg P9Iglar fgGs than """" 49, s'tler and
SUlllN@N- ~ wa.
Pin Handsome line of 42inch French
= ! stripe suitlpgs in Gobelin, Serpent, Choco-
late, Fawn, Mahogany, Tans, &c. A very
COMBINATION RoBEs-Eleven beautiful
patterns, each containing the necessary quan.
tity OF plain material, accompanied by suf-
tion. Light, quiet effects prevail, which will
no doubt constitute this seasons most desir-
able styles.
BLACK AND WHITE DRESS GOODS.Me
In Black and-White Checked and Plaid Wool
Goods, which are well worth the attention OF
the trade.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
Bargains in White Goods.

We shall offer MONDAY MORNING the fol
lowing extraordinary bargains
so pieces 33-inCh White and Ecru Persian
Lawns. Sold last season at 2lc.
ONLY Is CENTS PER YARD.
25 pieces 40inch White, Fine Grade, India
Li1en. This quality sold last season at zoe.
ONLY 10 CENTS PER YARD.
20 pieces White Checked Nainsook. Superior
quality, and sold last season at 30c. and 35c.
ONLY 25 CENTS PER YARD.
Also a number of equally good bargains in
White Goods.
Second Aoor.)
National Republican., 1888-02-07

Judgment was given in the court of claims
yesterday for s5,3O6 in favor of VIM. G. Weld &
Co., in their suit TO recover money withheld
by the accounting officers of the treasury from
an award made In their favor by the Alabama
claims commission for the alleged purpose of
defraying the expenses of distributing the
award. The court disallowed the claim of
Wm. p. Dunwoody for salary as secretary of
the National Board OF Health for two years
when no appropriation was available therefor.
National Republican., 1888-02-07
More New French Sateens.

Monday morning we shall place on sale an
other 100 pieces Of Freres Koechlin's Cele.
brated French Sateens, in the handsomest ar
ray of attractive styles and color combinations
yet shown In Washington. Also q full line OF
plain shades, embracing:
National Republican., 1888-02-07

DURING week ending Feb. IL we propose to
offered in Washington. Those in want of best
quality furniture will do well to call and sec
II we mean. business. W. II. HOUGHTOS Il Co.,
12li street northwest
National Republican., 1888-02-07
% AND SOC. PER YARD.

% AND SOC. PER YARD.
The delicate shades are very desirable for
fancy dresses for skirts 10 wear under lace for
the m6sJ sIity"iookine ineSpensiye frsHTic
pioCuTable.
Second hoor.)
National Republican., 1888-02-07
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-23
Everybody is Looking for Swiss I'm
 bToideTed FIouncings,

Silk Jersey Gloves, 19c, Silk Mitts, open work wrists, 19c; Silk Jersey Mitts, 2Oc. Great sacrifice sale of Babies Lace, Swiss and Null Capes and Tam O'Shanters We have purchased enormous lots of these goods and this is the reason why we have adaped low price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-23
Domestic intelligence.

MIR. WooDBuRY, who is a Waco, Texas, banker, does not live very happily with his wife. They have frequent scenes. He does not go out much, but she made him go to the theatre for change. After the play was over she asked him how he liked it.
 Its too much like our home life for me to enjoy it very much . he replied.
 "Whatdo you mean?"
 ''It was one sceno rigll, after another"