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A RRIVAL EXTRAO RDINARY--TRANCE
IA Medium DR.. Lester inst arrived from
London, Eng. The worldrenowned and
highly celebrated and only real natural born
trance medium in this country. Born with q
double veil and wonderful prophetic gift Of
second sight; has the power of any two me-
diums you ever met. This he Is prepared TO
prove. Tells your entire life, past, present
and future, In a dead trance; every hidden
mystery revealed; tells the full name Of your
future husband or wife, with age and date Of
marriage. and tells whether the one You love
is true or false; tells all business affairs with
utmost truth; gives advice on divorce, con-
tested wills. speculatonsi ETC.; tells your life
from the cradle to the grave. ~
The Doctor wishes IL distinctly understood
that he Is the only genuine seventh son of
the present age, and advertlses nothing but
what he can do and would not be olassed
with the many cheap pretenders found in
every city. All who are In sickness or In
trouble, all whose fond hopes have been
blasted and who have been deceived and dis
appointed through the false predictions of
others, before giving up In despair, are invited
to call and be convinced of the true state
ments of the above without delay.
Fee 81 and upward. Parlors, 1904 street,
near Tenth,
N Births is DR. Testers first visit.
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s,~clNo)<so.rV~cyNsSse.rs WV, y sy~.pio
J,OR RBNT-s.ROoM BRICK HOUSE,
IL with stOre-rooR, corner 9Th and ID SITS. s..
G., 5000. GEO. r. HARBfN,
9tg Pm ave, a. o.
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FOR SALE-HO USES,

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HARRIs HoUsE-AMRRICAN PLAN
III $3.50 and 81 per day; Pa, ave, bet. 18th
and 18th streets; special rates 70 parties and
perInanent guests
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CNoR sALE-SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL NEW
Il Groom houses, with bath. range, etc., In
the northwest; near 9th and 9Th st. cars
ance $50 per month. Also on Cleveland ave,
rs, for. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 1851
On s, bet 18th and 18th SITS. ........... 5000
u st, bet 18th and 10th sts...,...., $500
J." 18th, bet T and u sts.........,.... 1900
:" 18th, bet p and @ sts..... ...,..... $500
Y, bet 18th and l4th ST., with stable a 900
4" boundary, near 9th st, new house. 5000
r" Marion st, bet 9Th and 18th n w.. 1850
Apply to y. j. W..P. MYERS 4 SON, !.
Ft'I " ~ 1420 New York ave.
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c0MMIssIoNERs or DEEDS.

~ 8. BuNpY, coM'R or DEEDS AND NO
W. fArI Pebble, 4b9 La ava. OPP oiiy Hail.
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arc TON SALES.

>lSsoNIcyl0le7SSreN No>NSr(>SN>yN-fe -r-of0--y>->
~ NGLEsIDE"
TRUSTEES SALE of THE VALUABLE
PIECE OF PROPERTY KNOWN AS IN
GLESlDE,'' SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUM.
HEAD OF 18TH, 18TH AND 10TH STREETS
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HOTELS AND REsTA URANTs.

VNHE RANDALL,
Corner 10Th street and Pennsylvania ave.
Newly furnished. First.class In every par
ticular. Rates 81 and upwards per day.
MORGAN j. SHERMAN, Proprietor.
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tIsIRoN ROOFING, IRON CEILING,
ny Manufactured by
A. NORTHROP & CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
Orders will be received on and after Febru-
sry 81, 80, at 721 II st. n. o., by the agent,
j. HILLENGASS.
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t,lNp TANNERS lSTENOVRAPHTC AND
Wy INTERVENING BUREAU.
Conducted Personally by
HUDSON G. TANNER,
,tlate Chief stenographer, New York State
81. Legislature and Supreme Conrt)
"' = No33I5 Fstreet (sun Building).
Expert Short hand and Type-writng Work,
Including foreign Languages solicited at tho
usual rates STUDENTS In Shorthand and
Type-writing received at any time. stenog-
raphers furnished business men. Circulars.
Telephone Call, lI,T-2.
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n ssssls 4 ~ ssn e.1y = - ss:s-
d., WIZ b. ~ - - shlsA - -
eissa = esnasaiVf = - ms n1sasy
seespiss ~ 1sss paass. Dssvids1 - -
a.nisy yin aeesps 81 usissaia 4 = ~
he ssseIkuAsa. = oeaA pass - - eisv
psspsssy esh psbaie sahssis. ~. 1850.
. stissests thess. n y, - dsoAa. psssihss
loue0y ssn Dsssssal expesisses ~ hsve
- - - vslas frss library bs1esd III
eehss forDs 1t ssssAesses. Whss ~
eey is Hnsssfy. Csasssl Andsssss, Il
AIlssAssy-A naos can nevss sDsak Il
rishess fsehaes u dsvssssaal osaassas-
opened HE little iheasy It foas handrsd
books ~ boys Every Saturday afssssess
be sas in sssepdsnes hiDsslf q his ooass -
<1chAnxe books No soe bss - vhs hss
fin u I'm knes ~ sissssss loaoiog With
which The arrival Of Saturday vss svaiisd.
sAas nev book might - I'D. Ny bsseAsf
and Mr. Phipps. vho have bees ny pfiseipei
business psrsness thFesgA life, aAafed vish
me Colonel Andefson's prseioss senesosisy,
and ii vss vheu sessiiins n thsss tfsessrss
thu resolved. IL ever wealth eaDs = ~.
that it should Be used 70 establish free
Libraries, rhsx cher poor boys 0ishs receive
eppor un ties .inilaf 70 shoss for which ~
we're Indebted u hat noble osn.-As1vss
Osyaegss IN NsrsA Aasvsesa kssssS for D.
eess6er.
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enin,uaay s,sesaahsl. Beswsss sAiRy ~
sesss pssssns Aass viaiard ID KisdsfeaSess
Anssn9 ~ nm ~ Ill u>ns away nseA h
aDsssasd b Kin1sRonsess nsthsAs-
RssrssStss-
n NJ Q. D Jeass It AaeAias ss1s Asse
russdsy cd tsvsa - ~ sehssnsf Chaofd
I. Whte y Jesss0set- Arr taxing v
ssprss - viii pseessA . 0ssa River, n. b.,
- isad piling for Nsv Yerk.
Eaa NacAfas.
Ths ean ssro 81 WasAinGssa Academy
essssd = Wednesday lass. asd nese Of IL
ssnAsnts spsas TAaAkssiviAg u their he1ss.
rhs vissPf tsFD oil eoaDsDes Aoeday,
Dee 3.
xsAss.
The pass year has bsen . prosperous one
for The baaness istsfsses Of The town ~
ssybody has bssa busy and Il u imposelois
70 obtais Fsais N aay pess Of ne sosn-.-Ine
T. n. C. 4. Dov ceotFoi quite ooe-third At
The real ssaass Of Noeth Lsbec and il really
locks q IL thsy mean business; and Il 10 ex-
p~csed that thers will b. many Improvements
made thsrs next season BY the members OF
he osxanizasios Il. ". Brown { Co, at
thsif packing sseablshnents have packed
II 600 cases Of sardines and cared II 900
boxes Of herring. They are erecting at their
factory building 3Ox14 feet the lover por-
aes 70 be used for storing tin, lead, oil, etc..
and the upper psrs will be occupied BY .
family Of vorkers In the spring. They will
also erect one or two houses on their lot for
the use Of their operatives next season.
JoRssSove.
The proprietors Of the two paving quarries
are building . road and wharf in . more suit
able locality than they bad formerly. where
vessels can nov lie and Be loaded without
fear Of injury The proprietors of the new
steam mill are building . store near the mill
wAstssyssAs.
The lover boom is clear Of logs and saw-
ing for the season va discontinued on Tues-
day lass.-The many friends of Rev. Allen
Hsstings will be interested to learn that he
has accepted call to Milwaukee and sill
for that city about the middle of December.
His congregation viii dedicate their new
church Dec. l9.-Thomas McReavey Who 10
logging at 4sh Lake. says there must be more
than one Jock Darling - hounds have been
chasing deer all the fall in the vicinity Of
Duck Lake. and advises Mr.. Stillwell to
send along another detective.
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Atchison, Topeka 4 santa FeRailroad Co..
First Mortgage, 1889, 7 per cent.
Five per Cen. Bonds 1893. per cent.
Consolidated Mottgage 1908. per cent.
y. +. five per cent. Bonds, 1890, 8 per cent.
-Four and one half per cent. $. y. Bonds. 1920, A
per cent.
six per cent s, y. Secured Bonds. 1911. per cent
Collateral Trust five per cent. Bonds 1857. pr
cent.
Land Grant Mortgage, 1900. ? per cent.
Cewley summer and r.. smith Il. II. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
Florence, Eld0rad0 4 Wal. Val, n, n. Co.,
First Mortgage, hO7, per cent.
Kansas CITY, Emporia 4 south. II. IL. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1909, per cent.
Kansas city. Topeka 4 Western II. II. Co..
ffr Mortgage 1905. per cent
Kansas City, Topeka l. Western n. n. 60,
Income, lM6, per cent.
Marion 4 McPhevson Il. IL. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1909, per cent.
The Ne'~ MEXICO 4 Southern Par. r. Co /,
First Mortgage. 1902. per cent.
The Pueblo T. Arkanaas Valley II. r. Co.,
First Mortgage. lp05, per cent.
Wichita Il South western X. u. Cot
First Mortgage. 1902, per cent.
kan. CITY. Lawrence 4 south. II. n. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1867, Q per cent.
Southern Kansas Il Western n. n. Co.,
First Mortgage, 1910, per cent.
Summer County II. n. Co.,
First Mortgage. 1910, per cent.
Ottawa 4 Burlington n. n. Co.,
The S0uthern Nan. R'y C0.-Gulf D0v.s
First Mortgage, 1875, per cent.
The Southern Kansas R'y Co..
Income. W., o per cent.
TIE sc.sher. kan.as R'y Co. Of Texas,
First Mortgage, 1gl7, per cent.
A.. r. 4 n. =. ~. X. Co. in Chieagn,
First Mortgage. 1897, per cent.
Chi'a4o. Santa Pc 4 CALIFORNIA; ny Co,
First Mortgage. 1897. per cent.
California soathrrn u. IL. Co.,
First Mortgage. 1874, per cent.
The chic e., Kansas 4 Western u. II, Co.,
Flrst Mortgage. ises. 5 per cent.
Gulf. so'"rado q santa Fe ny Co,
First Mortgage, 1909. per cent.
Calf CcIo'ad" q santa Pc R'y Co.,
second Mortgage, 1873, per cent.
sonora Hallway Co., Limt.edi
First Mortgage, 1910, per cent.
Leaven.. Topeka 4 Southwestern R'y Co.,
General Mortgage, 1912. per cent For the
half guaranteed b. Atchison Co.
The Wichita 4 - estern II. n. Co.
First Mortgage. 1914. per cent. (Nos. to 7si
The NtnSm.n. Pratt 4 West. II. II Co.,
First Mortgage 1916 81 per cent. mos. to Ss
The Chi-sg-, Kansas 4 Western Il. n. Co.,
Income Bonds, is,6, per cent.
Ca1iformi, Southern n. n. Co.,
Income Bonds, iSs6, per cent.
Deposits may he made and certificas,J
received therefor at
UNION TRUST COMPANY, rs Broad
way, New York.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, Room 9,
95 Milk ST.. Boston.
KIDDER. PEABODY & Co, ll3 Dew.
Onshire St, Boston.
MERCHANTS LOAN & TRUST co.,
Chicago.
Barring BROTHERS Il CO., Bish-
opsgate-within. London, f. c.
Circular So, containing full details. can
be had at the above addresses and also at
offices Of kidder Peabody Il Co. No.
Nassau street. New York, and Of A,chisop
Company. 95 Milk st. Boston.
J. W. REINHART,
4th -Prest.
GEORGE e. MAGoUS
Chairman OF Board.
dee4dtf
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d. G. Owens. Druggist, Altoona. Pa
writes: DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup has . won
desful reputation. the demand for it 10 really
astonishing. Mothers will have no other.
II 10 destined to supersede all other 9TH
ing syrups. 1t costs only Is cents.
For its powerful and peculiar action on
the liver. LsxadoY, the golden" specific,
has established . reputation that 10 beyond
cavil or equivocation. 1t does the work
every time. Price rs cents.
dec4dltfolrm
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POSTERS

For Public Meetiugs,
Dances, Business Announce
ments. Suppers, Sociables,
Entertainments, ETC., etc.,
printed ut lowest prices
and in Arst-class shape At
the Kennebec Journal Of
Hoe. Do not 20 elsewhere
before corresponding with
n. All work guaranteed.
p0vi2dAwtf
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Reorganization
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Railroad Company.
OFFICE OF THE
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA, 4 SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFFICE OF THE
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA, 4 SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
BOSTON, Nov. %, 1889.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held this day, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The stockholders of the
Company have provided for the necessary
funds to meet the requirements of the
Company. subject to the terms of Circular
No. 63. and
WHEREAS, The holders Of Il majority of
all the outstanding bonds OF the Atchison
System, both In Europe and the United
States, have assented to the Plan of Reor-
ganization. dated October 10, 1889, there
fore be 1t
VOTED, That the said Plan of Reor-
ganiZatiOn be and Is hereby declared eff
fective, and that official announcement of
this fact shall be made by the Chairman,
accompanied by notice that Bondholders
to secure participation in the benefits Of
the Plan should deposit their bonds on or
before December 18th. 1889, and that
after that date bonds will only be re-
ceived under such equitable conditions as
the Board of Directors may establish.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE c. MAGOUN,
Chairman.
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CenAvAsA..
The favorable impression produced on the
FIRST appearance Of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs . few years ago has
been more than confirmed by the pleasant
experience Of all Who, have used it, and the
succeas Of the proprietors and manufacturers
the California Fig Syrup Company.
0ct29d&wlm
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RE. ,EIVES
Money deposit for i-vestment in gilts dye mort
cages on Specially Selected improve. farms II
any section Of the eosnsry desired.
ISSUES
Interest bearing certificates Of deposft.
HAS FOR SALE
Investmenf Bosds bearing attractive rates secured
BY orst mo tgASes o. Improved farms.
ACCEPTS
The ssnsfev aHency aid registry Of Stoke and Acts
- trustee Of 6ertgages Of Corporations.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
jaa34dia wdAwtf
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Ladies Who value . refined complexion
nutt use Poxxoni's Powder-it produces q
seft and beautiful skin. dec3dlw
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LOOK! READY.

An those who have tried one bottle Of
Ingalls' Bpedde have. in every ease, wanted
another. Rev. A. TURNER,
Falmouth, Ne.
lean honestly recommend Ingalls' Specific
-, In ~ op!nion. superior 10 any medicine
with which have ever been acqusinted.
kRv. ISRAEL DOWNING,
kennebunkp0rt. Me-
IseAlls' Threat and Lung Specific has
saved D ME. LOUIS B. WAYAOUTH.
North Dixm0nt, Ne.
he best nedicine for Coughs and Consump-
live eo0plAints that ever I cav 10 lngalls'
Threat and Lung sHsshc ,,,v
q Appleton St., Boston.
IAave fOand tAe curative eject Of Ingalls,.
Tnrsss 80 :. Lag 1919 :n for Catarrhal
ADlyAH THOMPSON.
North Wobsrn. Mass.
Iaaslis' 1Areat snd tung 8psc1ne In ny
ASny fer Coughs and Coda, since when We
have not been without II. We can recommend
Il - - ksellent remedy for saeh troublee.
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN.
- Dellevse ST., LAwrsass, 4aee-
ingalls, Specific
~ ~ III Ds1gsises. ~, ~, ~ olJee
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fS9A Aching sides and back. hip. kidney, And
< uterine psins. rheumatic. sciatic. neg
rslgie, sharp and shooting paine, re.
lSD lirved In one minute by the CHti-
are Ant .Paln Plaster. ~ css.
decldw k6kWnflW
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cutlcura Resolvent
NOW MY SIDE ACHES,

0VCSkin ana Scalp preserved and beanti6ed
lDI 0by CUrlCuRA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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FeedoR
A farmer instsute for this eou-sy viii
Be held ~ Duir. Grange Hall. Tue eiay
Dec. lob Arrangements have been mafe
fur N. ct nss In the forenoon. .afternoo1 and
evening. An Interesting programme has
I een 1rpankcA.6sr she occasion
HalL4aks
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In the administration Of the land laws the
policy u facilitating in every proper way the
adjustment of the HONEST claims Of fndiyid-
ual settlers upon the public lands has been
pursued The number It pending cases had.
during the presiding administration. been
greatly Increased under the operation Of or
ders for time suspeuding final action In .
lArEe part Of the cASss originating in the west
and north west and BY the subsequent use Of
unusual methods Of examination Only those
who are familiar with the conditions under
which our agricultural lands have been Set
t,ei can APPRECIATE the serious and often fatal
consequences to the Settler Of q policy that
puts his title under suspicion or de-
lays the issuance Of his patent, While
cMre h taken to prevent and to
expoe fraud. il SHOULD not be inn
puted without reason The manifest
purpose OF the homestead and pre-emp-
ton lawS WINS to promote the srttlement
Of the publt domain by perscns having Q
bona nde intent to make . home upon the
sriectsd lands Where the intent rs well e.
tablished and the requirements Of the law
have been substantially complied with the
claimant 10 entitled to the prompt and
friendly Consideration Of his cas.. But
where there Is reason to believe that the
claimant h the mere Agent 1t another who
il seeking TO evade . lAv intended to PRO
mots small holdings and to secure by fraud
uleut methods Large tracts Of timber and
other lands. both principal and agent should
not only be thwarted in their fraudulent
purpose but should BE- made to feel the full
penalties Of cur criminal statutes The laws
tAss two clasns and 70 visit penalties only
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The BONDS Of the follow.
ing named Issues are in.
c1uded, and should be de.
posted for exchange, under
the Plan Of Reorganization:
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The legislation which have submitted, i.
ID etncerely believed. will promote the pesc-
and honor Of the country and the prosp .rit,
oe the people. invoke the diigeut and
serious attention Of congress To the consider
alton Of thess and such other measures Il
may b preasnted having the same grea
end in view 6RHJ. HARRIsON
Executive AanHioa, Washington, De y
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law, but reform in its administration. We
shouhi have one view Of the matter and hold
it with sincerity that Is not affected by the
consideration that he PARTY TO which we BE-
long Is for a time in power. Ny predecessor,
on the fourth day OF January. 1889. by an
executive order to tase effect March Is,
brought the railway mail service under the
operation of the civil service law. Provisioo
was made that the order should take effect
sooner in any state where an eligible list
was sooner obtained. As result Of the re-
vision OF the rules OF the new classification
and of the inclusion Of the railway mail ssr-
vice, the work of the commission has been
greatly increased, and the present clerical
force Is found TO be inadequate. l rscom-
mend that the additional clerks asked BY the
COMM ssion be Appropriated for.
am satisfied that both in and out Of the
classified service great benefit would accrue
from the adoption Of some system by which
benefit that in all private smployments comes
from exceptional faithfulne1 and efYlcisncy
in the performance Of duty.
have suggested TO the hsasis Of the erecu-
tive departments that they consider whether
record might he kept in each bureau Of all
terms ''fsi,hfuiness- and ''sfaciency,r and .
rating uase showing the relative merits Of
the clerks of each class, this rating to BE- re-
carried as test of merit in making promo
taonA have also suggested to the postmAs-
ter general that he adopt some plan by
which he eau. upon the basis Of the reports
to the department and II frequent inapsc-
tons, Indicate the relative merit of postmas-
tiers Of each class They will be appropri-
ately indi Atssl in the official register and n
the report Of the department That Frea4
stimulus would thus be given to the whels
service l do not Doubt, and such q rscord
would Be the best deieasa against inc nsider-
ate removals from ofiie-.
The interest OF the Ssusral sovernmsns IN
1he Education Of the People
found an early expression not only in tia
thoughtful AMI sometimes warning utter
ances Of our nblsst statesmen. but in liberal
appropriations from the common resources
for the support of education in tho new
states, No one win deny that il ID Of the
gravest national concern that he who bad
the ultimate control Of all public Affair."
shoul: have the necessary intelliseoce, and
wisely to direct and dste mine them.
Nate nal aid to education has heretofoes
taken the form Of land grants, aad b tat
form tine CONSTITUTIONAL power q eeqgzD -
promote the education q psopis b nn ~
ouHly cushioned / do not think h en- b
s'scs>>sfosiv ossssios>aA When the form =
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Trusts
Earnest attention should be given BY con-
greG to . consideration II the question how
far the rsstraint Of those combinations Of
capital commonly called. TRUSTEE IL matter
cf federal jurisdiction When organisssi, -
they often arr, to crush out all healthy com
pstitiou and Ia monopolinr the production or
ale of an article II commerce and general
necssaity, they are dangerous cousptracte-
against the public good. and should be made
the subject Of prohibitory and even penal
lagialAtion.
International Copyright
The subject Of an international copyright
- hAa been frequently commended n the alton
enactment Of such . Law would be suinently
Wis and just
NatarAliaattea.
Our naturalization laws should be % ~
vised ~ 10 make the inquiry into ths moral
character and good disposition toward csn
government Of the persons applying 70
cttineoahip more thorough. This can onlv b.
doe BY taking fuller control Of the examiA-
st3oo BY fixing tho time for hearin. such sx-
spme one who ahall repre- ent the governmans
In ths inquiry. Those who are the avowed
ensmIss u Mncial order. or who come to our
Aores to swell the injurious influence and 70
extend TIE vile practices II any association
hat ds6ee our laws, should not only b
Asaisd citisenship, hut domiciis
Nasis~ai Bankrupt Law.
1he enactment Of national bankrupt law
81 . character 10 BE- persnansnt part q our
gsnsral LEGISLATION is desirable Il shoud b
dnpas In its methods and inexpensive In il
aARiniseFatica
The Postal Service
N rRnnre ~ tha r.,.S,,.axe.r s,>-, -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-30
Burr and Hamilton.

An old friend of mine, recently de-
ceased, one day related to me, says the
Washington Press, the following Incl
dent: Il was standing in my street
door, raising my umbrella. and just
about to issue forth ON important BUSH
ness into the midst OF a sudden and
heavy fall of rain. An old lady at
that moment passed along the pave
ment quite unprotected from the
drenching storm. | Immediately
sprang out and offered her the shelter
OF my umbrella and to accompany her
TO her residence. She corteously ac-
cepted the service. Having arrived at
her home, which was near the presi-
dents house, after u most agreeable
conversation along the way, had bid
den her adieu and turned to depart,
when she said, with all the sweet po-
likeness of oldeu times: TO whom am
| indebted for this great kindness" My
l replied, lis Burr. And mine,
she added-emotion overpoweriug
her almost to fainting lis Hamilton.
/ had acknowledgements the widow
of Alexander Hamilton, our first sec
rotary of the treasury, who was slain
In duel by one whose name ! un-
fortunately behr.n