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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


and the average vas estimated at as is.
BEEVES- Receipts 3O4 carloads 5000 heai-S9 car.
direct East Side and Brooklyn slaughterors %
export at Weehawken for NJ. Goldsmith
l20 carloads AT 6Oth-st, including 102 carloads Mr..
Eastman and 20 carloads for J. going o
Mettger Levy, and 81 cars reached Jersey CITY,
making with the 20 carloads held over, 81 carloads
be sold
lower Common and Medium Steers while Good Choice
appeared 10 be about steady The yards were not quite
cleared.
Inferior Prime Native Steers sold at IS 81 12os4 so.
Including "A good Oi ''Stiers" s3 5de4 30.
For choice Cora-fcd ana Picked high ~ 10
paid Bulls sold az $2ds3 Is
Latest private cable s1yices 10 Saturday. June 20,
when th" London market for refrigerated beef steady
at lid or scan lie and American live cattle were
selling at IL l-2al2c (ops ~ lee, estimated dressed
The funeral Of D. c. Coney was attended Satur.
day at his sons residence by number OF friends and
prominent saughtrets after which the body taken
to Newark. Ohio. Senator Mcpherson and Of the
deesascd accompanied the remains:
The OoituaTy notice published in Sundays Tribune
viii be printed IN the weekly Of July g. - ,.,,
OF the Baltimore shipments which have been kindly
forwarded by Ranney Thomas, 2ls cattle the Mis-.
souri, we've consigned to London, go the Thanenore.
40 on tho Oramore and 7O5 the Barrownorc 10
Liverpool The 1873 on the Alaya from Newport News
ana the 1862 on the Indiana from Philadelphia also went
T. Blckerdike reports Montreal shipments for the
the tirecian 10 Londoh 425 the Lake Huron and $40
on the Montreal 10 Liverpool.
From this port shipments BOG cattle
inc anglia ana 304C quarters Of beef on the Arizona
p, inc weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and sheep aud
DRESSED Beer and Mutton : follows:
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5000 market strong. Mixed ~ 2oss4 4oi Heavy.
81 I6ast 81 IL; skips e3 5ods4 IS. Sheep Re
g Seast 60; westerns. q .Ods8 CO. Texans v g 4oS
don cable quotes American Beeves steady at 12c.
St. Louis July 1.-Cate- Receipts. 300; shipments,
500 market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers So S0d
q 80 Tsir 70 Good do 80 1Oasi stockers and Feeders
Fair IN Good. e. 10c43 20 Rangers corn-fcd az roo
SO 20 grsss-fod s2ds3 10. Ioes-Receprs $500 ship;
nente. SO0 market slow. Choice HEAVY anl Butchers
Selections. a. 20ds4 30; Packing. Medium PRIME.
- lidA 25 Light Grades. Ordinary n Best a $50
A. 80 Shcep-Roceipts. 400; shipments LOO.
ket firm. Fair To Choice So a so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

TaBUHE OFFICE July al a m.-Cloudness. g'eat humid
ty sprinkle IN the morning and Light 10 biisk
westerly wind yesterdays features Inc temperature
ranged between s2@ ne the average 7) being TO-
higher corresponding day last year. and II higher
than Sunday.
In and near this city to-day there VIII propso' %
slightly warmer nuggy weatbsr with showeU tendency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

Earned runs-IndlanapoIs l, Ncw'York . I"9 I,.
hits-IIines Herman g Thrce-base hit-Seery. Homo
runs-Denny Gore ConnoT stolen base'S o%h Mas Mas
Glasscock Bassett and Hines First base Oh oas-on
Keefe g. Struck Ou-By Boyle 8, by kcefe D. lime
hour Umpire-Fesscndcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

u,,,na rulv l.-spsnish gold ~ 80 1892 80 "a;
Fxclange arnef not 9go,aby higher on ne Sn doa
= as 10 premium; London. 10 Ia premium on
paris Ia premium. Sugar steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
Ciip lJropertp 60 Let.

. LARGE STORE and basement n let on leaiinS
fowntown street; very light, 200 feet 'front.' oO1o
souarc feet; power desrei poss' ss'9n NV, t'n'
SScs"ra,e kULAND WHITING, Beesman.st
hnnH, rutland WHITING,
- 70 ie~ 5 Deckman.st
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c onntrp propertp for Sale ano % Get

. TrANTTC CITY n J.-Uotes, boarding.ho cot
80 iots and bath houses 70 let for sale BY l. O.
ADAMS & Co Real Estate Agents Real Estate and Law
building Atlantic City. n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

T,OR sAIE-sO.acre fruit farm sroom dwelling '"oes'
., s,r.wbcrries raspberr.es and backoerries 5000
p1"o" "'' Box 3. Milford. De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
SPIRITS OLE TrRPENTINE

Charleston s. c.. July 1.-Turpcntlne Arm az 81 1.9c
Wilmington. y. c.. July l-Sprits OF tu'pehuhe
s'ss Savannah. July 1-Turpcntlne Arm at 81 1oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

PRINT CLOTH MARKET. $500,
Fall River Mass July l.-Prnt cloth market oulet
and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

rn1nrYE LocAL DESTINATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
p 80, CIVILIZATION STAKES. THREE-YEAR
- - II. ounp 40 400 1 rs MILES.
FIPrH-STIRRUP CUp
N,1IFs ON THE GRASS,
THE WINNERS AT CHICAGO.

Doubtful starters.
First race at Q 80 D. m.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01

DETAIL DISPATCHES.
PITTsBURG, May 31.-A sudden freshet
is reported in North Fork of East Johns.
town, Pa, in the Allegheny mountains.
Two.thirds of Johnstown is said to be
under water, and the railroad and tele-
graph lines are washed out. Pittsburg
has had no wire communication with
Johnstown for three hours.
LATER-The food at Johnstown has
resulted in an awful catastrophe. 1t is
said that the reservoir above the town
broke about o'clock this evening and
an immense volume of water rushed
down to the city, carrying with it 6eath
and destruction. Houses and their occu-
pants were swept away, and many peo-
pie drowned. There is no communica-
tion with Johnstown, but the telegraph
operator in the Pennsylvania railroad
tower at Sandy Hollow, twelve miles this
side of Johnstown, says that at least
seventy five dead bodies have floated
past. The wires are all down, and no
trains are running east of Blairsville,
which is about twenty-five miles west of
Johnstown. There is no way to get to
the scene OF the disaster, and full partic.
ulars can hardly be obtained tonight.
although every effort is being made to do
80. There will be no train through to the
east before tomorrow.
SWEEPING DOWN THE DEAD,
The latest reliable information re-
ceived from Johnstown comes through
the Pennsylvania, Railroad officials. who
aver that over 200 dead bodies have
ham aountad Aoofino down tl,o a4.o. -,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01
Fatal Shooting scrape.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3I.-A young
man named Sullivan was shot twice and
fatally wounded this afternoon by man
named Hulholland. The shooting oc-
CURED on the Mission road, near st.
Mary's College. Mulholland escaped,
and the wounded man was too weak to
tell how the shooting occurred.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01
ssBe Sure You're Right, Then Go
AheaI.,,


The heading of this article is one OF
the aphorisms that made the reputation
OF Davy Crockett, of happy memory.
At the meeting Of the Council yesterday,
the ordinance defining the route OF the
proposed outfall sewer to the sea was
somewhat modified, and the whole sub
ject was recommitted to the Commit
tee, to be reported upon at the meeting
of that body Monday next. The substan-
tial difficulties to an agreement have
been overcome, at the expense OF adding,
we are informed, $175,000 to the original
estimates for the work.
Thus far everything is progressing very
slowly but satisfactorily; and we pre-
sumo that the Council will on Monday
perfect all the preliminary work which
will lead up to vote by the people on
the proposition of issuing the bonds.
But it is of the first importance that no
actual step should be taken in the inau-
guration of the enterprise until the right
of way shall first have been secured.
Intelligent action on this matter is OF
the first importance to our people. 1t
should not be assumed that the right OF
wav is matter of course. If the Coun-
Gil shall act upon this supposition the
city will be "cinched," and "cinched''
grievously, before the ocean outlet shall
be reached. Under any proper system
of conducting the sewage refuse of Los
Angeles to the ocean, no possible injury
could accrue to the property through
which it passes, but all property holders
will not take that view of the matter.
In fact, We know that a large proper
ton of them are prepared to raise
difficulties. This department of the
project has all along been neglected. Oh
course the city can condemn for right oil
| way, but this process will take time, and
| time is what we oughtall to wish to save.
Not a moment should be lost in this
getting of the right of way. The old
argument that water and sewage are
specially valuable TO the farmer has lost
| much of its force in view of the expert
ence of the past five or six years. Good
and deep plowipg, and the resultant
| capillary attraction, have been shown
to be far more potent in the produc
ton of good crops than irrigation, and
nowhere has this fact been more conclu'
sively shown than on the Centinela,
Sausal Redondo, and other ranches.
which intervene between Los Angeles
and the ocean. Some years ago Judge
Silent offered not only the right-of-way
but one thousand acres OF land in addi
ton, to the city for having its out
fall sewer pass through the Sausal
Redondo. With the usual obtuseness
of our Councilmen, this propoeition was
not looked upon as worthy of acceptance
1t is not whit exaggerative to say that
that thousand acres would, in the next
five years, have paid half the expenses
of the outfall sewer proper. Having lei
the halcyon days glide by, the least the
Council can do is to exercise ordinary
business prudence in this right of way
matter now. 1t ought to take every pre-
caution against "cinch" obstruction al
a stage when the property owners on the
designated line of right of way would
have the whole matter in their OWL
hands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01

A SAN Francisco letter critically dis
cusses the imitation of real estate values
in that city, and draws attention to some
remarkable, even paradoxical, peculiari-
ties which speculation has developed
there. 1t is noticed that, as values in.
crease, rents decrease, and that the best
business property in San Francisco is
quoted at prices per foot twice the
amount at which the best business prop
erty in Chicago is held. These are in
consis tencies that will strike the or
binary apprehension as very curious.
The writer's explanation, we believe,
hits the mark. The press of San Fran.
cisco and the surrounding counties have
had much 10 do in bringing about the
initiation. The papers of that section
have for years been overstating the m.
migration, actual and anticipated, and
have laid foundation Tor speculation on
baeis that has not been and will not be,
in all human probability, realized. 1t is
not, as Daniel Webster once said, the
first time that the vigor and success Of
the war has not come up to the lofty and
sounding phrase of the manifesto. In
spite of all that has been done to
advertise that section Of the State, the
immigration has be en- slow and backward.
The shabby action of the people and the
press of Northern California towards this
end of the State, in doing all they could
to prejudice Eastern people against our
section when they were coming here in
great numbers, has reacted upon them
selves. As far as they could they pre-
vented immigr ration to Southern Califor-
mia, but in accomplishing that they also
cut off the stream from coming to their
section. Their mean spite and envy have
done them as much substantial harm as
they have us. Their bubble cannot hold
out in the absence of a heavy accession of
population, and it will burst just as soon
as speculation ceases and common sense
resumes its sway. 1t is absurd to sup,
pose that business realty is worth twice
as much in San Francisco as in Chicago ;
and when it is known that rents are re-
ceding as values are advancing in the
former city, the crash will not be far off
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01

ablishments on the bank of the river.
How badly damaged they are cannot be
estimated.
At II P. NJ. a railroad man says the loss
of life will reach hundreds and possibly
over thousand.
The report of the loss of these towns
above cannot yet be confirmed.
TERRIBLE DETAILS OF DISASTER.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-All the wires
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, west of
Wilmore station, on the Pittsburg divis
ion, twenty-five miles west Of Altoona,
have been down since A. M, and, con-
sequently, information in regard to the
break west of that place, is very meagre.
Enough has been learned, however, to
indicate that the rush of water is the
worst ever known in that section.
RAILWAY TRAVEL ENTIRELY STOPPED.
The Chicago limited express, which
left New York at O'Clock this morning,
one on the fast line, leaving there at the
same hour, and train leaving that city
at o'clock last night, are all laid up at
Latonia.
AT 1880 tonight, a dispatch was re-
ceived by General Manager Pugh, dated
Wilmore, from the conductor of the east
bound New York and Chicago limited,
which left Pittsburg at 7 O'Clock this
morning, saying that the train was safe,
and that all were well on board: Mr.;
Pugh inferred from this that the limited
was laid up somewhere west of Lilly.
BRIDGES ALL SWEET AWAY.
The conductor reported that the bridge
at South Fork was washed away, and ex-'
pressed the opinion that all the bridges
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01
Notice to MAIL subscribers.

The papers of all delinquent mail suoscIibert
70 the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD Will be
promptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
VIII be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
asme have been paid for in advance Thls RUE
In tnfaxible AYKRs " IYNOH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01

ANAHEIM has just completed the taking
of her school census. The total number
of children between the ages of and II
years is SAB, and of those under
. years 1853, or a grand total
of 7O6. This is an increaes OF
266 over the census of last year. This
growth in the ratio of fifty per cent in
one year. And this is the rule all over
the county wherever the census has been
completed. The county is rapidly filling
up with people who are going into the
development Of her resources rather
than into speculation in town lots. 1t is
a very healthy sign of better times near
at hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01

JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT-owing 70
orr greatly Increased facilities we are prepared
10 execute all kiuds OF Job work In superior
manner. Special attention will be given to
cop percial and legal printing, and all orders
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
AT xoc. per week. or soc. per Month
TERMS BY NAIL, rscLuD1ss POSTAGE:

OyrIcx OF PUBLICATION, 1885 West Second
street, between Spring and Fort. Los Angeles.
REN1rrANcKs should be made by draft, check
pcstoftee order or postal note. The latter snoolo
80 rent for all aums less than $6.
LOCAL CoRREsPoNDEroB from adjacent towns
Duerially solicited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-01
STORY OF AN EYEWITNESS.

An eyewitness at Bolivar Block Sta
tion tells story of unparalleled terror
ism which occurred at the lower bridge
which crosses the Conemaugh at this
point. a young man with two women
we're seen coming down the river ON
part of floor. At the upper bridge a
rope was thrown down to them. This
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

ne rr'unc, ~ FNih.Nica. Ciiua. IL
Eissc.t An uut s-I'gu sirvtsh % luis rrl
t'cari.ius, a si.s-taIas cTlrtry 30 isNrrs
- vtl3 .,rns-y. tai tciisas - tfavrl ID.
t1s tbs caly ca--ih-vs hFs soiAa chairs.
lNcrT; uc2r The srassss-l. the sf-rkras Arr
tuin trd racky. rtl1srirs ihrlr ascsrii
y hat wy sl.,- 60 taisht thiuN So.
N snrh csa-i.y nv NsuA uCi J. staple.
So; - every alu sul q SATAN sksrc
th--'' Ia sTFise sni 81 sssearh - v,ss.
thru a-- tc--sccs fn- rtoo lisy r-rnr.
'-N,s inte eve, p,ssk AL esrvsr. - TIA;
mar - Tho nv csu-~.rs - f,,h hien
~cnld ~ >nsr q Us vagcr c1a-zrs he
i-N,'ls vhN i-haNlt she vllcys pras-u
CrrAi ,Arts,is< u eAal,rirr And s7gccA
II ycu e-,ss diyii- wltsh sfrArafss two
trAia b-srchs-s - the rivr-. wa nav tisa
iS>'rlc living ~ithin Few h1urs' uaIs -
csch ether rhc c,n ssaNsrly cyuvr-ss 10
lcihcr, IN fact. e,.ry VillASr hNs w.. c~a
ls-Al t-Nrac. Rsv, }, Y wNkc- IA
GlslS-lNu,.S-r.i.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

IN Anlalusia tho norlaI or Moorish
wells arc rurr to catch your eye, They arc
worth examining by tho curious 4, huch
matters; tho construction ia y'ry simple.
but ihcy do sii-stivo work. 4 lTo-l
wheel u turned round by an old mule.
who IA Iast other work, and attached 10
this wheel nro clrthcn jars. asit revolver
tho smpiy jar, pass into tho water and
come MP fun. then ps thoy turn over they
cnlpty their contents into reservoir.
whence y trough or 1gusduc, OF fono
Ilmplc Lind provide, fer household usr.
ronvo,s tho nat Of tho water into the
fruit or vegetable garden and irFisatca Il
ty ia-snI ~ channels dug In roy.s = tho
earth. Tor dripi Ing purposes tho Naier
1, generally g. 10 irun tho lars. for tho
spsniAris. though thcy like their lsh
"high' md their oil and ha-'un rancid. enc
very particular shout the quality ~ thsl.
water. si.i an, willing to buy II fr0n tho
srrTirr, who often fetch II from long dis,
ianecs II that near at hand has an evil
reputation, Cor. San Francisco chronioic.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

OF Insane writers threatening yiIeness and
violence, lo,tcrs excited by tho granting
~ pensions and asking bonisons upon tho
heads of all concerned; lottcrs ot bitter /
rcproach for ponsionI drniod, calling down
tho wrath ~ God and men upon those
who have been trying TO do their t!rlple
duty-all those and multitude ~ others.
fantastic. sober. rational and w,li pour
by the hundred, and thUuaauda la.' tho
mail Of tho bus-au; aud frum the charity
aud paiienc- which iorhcars 10 TrspOfi
aud Tho sense u duty which oompgi3 the
ncglcc, II an, inqnirics. Gr,sr many -
tho complaints aud dcnunciptl0nn Of to
Office for It's alleged uesioot.-Pcas.ll
Commissioner Report.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Scorc on. failure for Bismarck. Tho
establishment of colonies. Alropos Of
which he displayed such enthusiasm a
few Year, NO. sni for which lac nearly
prc,lpi,a,,d a war with Spain. I, ae-
kuowlclgyi by hts official organs TO 10 ~
sitrs failure. Primo. Bismarck purpose
waste divert tho stream of euilFranis
from tho tni,ed State. Ia .on. land or
Lands ~hcnc they would continue 10 l.,
German IN sI~cch. tastes and hal.;s. In
stead ~ b,'euinins sps,Siily unIrcorri.H
lir o. ~ tcrrusn origin. THIS hr pro
- cultured Of our Ainefiean ci,f-s. ~ n,
/ written by QUO lsyfraa TO another. II
i writer was . a-snteT 81 The "supi,iy eos
| iaiiieo" sp,-olni.i to look for the rigi
iaan" Is pastor, and tho ep.sile Is oas o! u
! guiry into tho fl,acs, O! a certain tn.nIsii
who had b-r.n recommended Ia hini for Il
J.o,sllou. leaving ca, date. and p-u.<
EAincs and y single s-a'cncc. which nisi
furnish clue 10 Identification. I 4iy- u
letter rSTbsI'lss, wtlholt correction u rho
or.c, GRAMMAR, i'slic> OF p,nciu-,ion!
NJ D.r' sis' thzs~ "a. day 'rai Jsgf lett,
Aifee'ei 10 M tread MI. ,.s.. relative
krT Nj .ss...ss..tf .,,s ...s Ny shsrsh frIsiiu
is stih stagvb. ehslf sasa % tbs e-s.rs.ii
Ae.-ifiv-A,si 10 E-i .gs, TIC sazH 20, ..... ...
l.,esiIs 10 several nas sg-z.rr-ta; yerJ 10
J. OF tssra are euaslteEei ~t.t IL neea~i-<
b. s's-s &C. $3.50 '-'isa. Ss-a lsSa.e.-s ssiss,
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

N-''-, -,---r-'v csrtir,' AL fr,-
gneatly us,d by ers-sinAl Italians. t. ,shsi
l'rofcss'T Scaurtvsc,aN ihc \szrIitaa
fcatire master. calls the ''rsTctts no
r,Nllc,ia N'A-< sNrsc rvsctatAAacc 80 .
RANK, tAnrsh c,asi,is-at,y i,asyr. T,se-,
d oai, cnc cil-,'. Nui tls Ea4e o-~saS Ike
a pcnknifc II swings lNa<c. hcNc,cr.
and when arawu Is ypruci ty catching
hali II the handle vita tic freyrs aua
throwing tic tialc outward Ihts ~
pulrcs p-acttcs and dc>te-tty. 4 s,uall
spttng catches the knifc AMI k'lls IL
orcu. Il IL c'cscA h r-cssare ursn I,
tn, "buiioa- "a tho hAn,ilN TtcuEa
not as cacc;ivc vsSH'n o. tho stilcstN
It make an rSly wound whoa used Ny an
expert, and can le ypcacd sl-,ost a,
quickly a. a siilctie can II drawn fror,
it, shcath Eho casc With Whtch 90 can
H. cnnc'Alci ss,ts % ttc frcsufar, 20 tt.
rsN The handlc Is LArl ,s,s,J W tanc -
New York Graphic
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Nhen the ,air,oa - haithcA ~ Il
kngua a. fy thea hs bnN,--s
'rars, - 'tzmiri, - pak, -
dgzl''inE Tle UrAt sANrgr r5akcs
han ''sEacli. thsl b,t1 trlusisfryd 80
a sttlss, .ul Iuaiiy Jssyi1r, lHi1
sAlnSa, Whsa l~ssias tait water D. a
czli-i f~hits fAluru. sd uhsl ruin-
hark after spawning tl4L' sIs 60 a
"S.li Ttr hsiy saiuln BE- b.tsfrl
fN,a ~ g. To- alys aftrr tAe s.=i arr
lall IN fafNsvs IN fravri'y lssis uear she
heal ~Atsrs ef CiFar. o7ll ntrfp. NEfl
IN she ~ staac - D. ataat cne lueh
iirs, vita .aseis FH,a Mhsu thHe,
r10nths "a b. tsyonrs VIII sAaI.i. With
s.Fuiire sfssts ga ths tt4rs. H. BE- thea
- hgnsry AMI eT-Diy D. uW jump -
ANYTHING Nam ristaAr thea a. this
gSc tIr tNsut. srl tt is c1sltayn f.r sskr.
ksis 50 o.rr thsrs isr salr - brs,k tfivl..
t'aly sls'at oso hklf tho hath r-tarns -
the So tie MT rrstAiaius IN tr-sh
u.i.E his bAs tssa assils,i 80 - -
e>us' sN-nr dsNsloP uvrs rsr.ily than
otarrs. The late Ctfs -,tus O. ALT uA'sr
~ the a~,,gd srssaa Irc zrranevmrui
can - AesNrsaI o. uis~ TutyisaFn o.
u,tsr, asairsi s1frss7 .nEssI ~ ~..silc#
AAls ses;Fuefisu. aHNl7,s. NvlagFai
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
VI Ecker HERALD.
pnese nrFoRM ron MAN.
The hiu'pIc style at M~.ieaae,-Ihs vess
an insuunbsane~.


Wc can drcs, hero IN four pieces. To
wit shirt. pants. slice, and hat, On
,tato occasions. socks In town sou hro
oommoniy obliged To put on eleven Pieces.
to wit. socks. sho.s. drawers, pants.
thnt, unicrshiri, crayAt, collar, vest.
Goa, aud hat. vast amount u 'iinp
mud fore. Is used up 10y myihdn ~ civil.
lied baings Ia putting on thee eleven
pieces. IL hot weather, 4 ,nst amount
~ strength Is used up by timply wearing
them starch IL riitrry on ~ Hiltry day,
Your linen rhirt l. = ririlgat Jirart, you.
lightly hu,ionci vet and four hut,pn
getaway aru tDu mora straight Jackets
over that. luu uut on four thlrisnrlaca
~ cloth 10 conform q IA" demand, 81
broadway. WHOM nature rs'is or,i iGt ."g
one, Hni thin end VrTy lnttA ono ~
that. Nheu sou have auythln.; 10 80, or
yon fct 10 YOUR 'filsr, you tiuek yunr
scat sni at w your lliri sleeves, or put
On n thin one.
iun ar. un-onsripusiy slave 70 ,hi,
iliucy Of custom To h.isiiicn this ilIpry,
you put 81 III" most cluthiivf and ~.
tightcst tits aud tho most Starch In tho
,iiy. Nhcrc u 4, hoiieHt, Nhru yuu ~,
90 tho country. whsru u isR little cnnirr
and ,h.r 4. norv air to tr'athn and
purr air !" breathe, and consequently
10 help YOU endure ,our Iuai ~ titht III
ting cloth, you put % lcs. cinihiu: and
lesser elothlpy. THIS H. Inconsistent luu
should w-sr : oar eulaboragu.r ktarsh and
tight htting vest ni.uta sh.r. Sau L.vs
III. inast .lI.nsth e. s.ar thru
Your vest 4, q usrls,,. incumirNnr. II
I, only III. ruditn.nt II tho Ola fashioned
waist c,si That va, a coat. Il
reached 10 tn. iius 10 Year, agc reapl,
then WON In Substance two cfa'a-s l.,sA
eNat snd fntni cuS'. nos tho " zihte,,-t
tbs wzlstcust las l-ru gradually grle
Ing shorter H. q tgrk rHit u 10 81 40
earthly use r-,. to ipsrca-s ynur
lead IN bot weather sud mako
,ou hotter II 10 rimpls Hnnihrr
short ost. which ,ou NUsr b-cauas
Your tailor tays yHn musi. r.
liAs wearing ons lat inside tl0 Dthrr
You can't even srsr u out lOl Luov
,uu ssaf "us Ugi K.y-n uaifs ~ PANTS tp
'ns .sislo0si You know that uos your
.lussi Il flli 1t vests left "s.t frUni worn
"at suit. that you iant know V hat t. H.
With N"u can't make them over iuis
p.nisiecn, You can't sst them Tor -,i
,apA A,One thes svnt answer Tor
scsr~-~r-. ~ railiirn, - ,ar's 20 cloth
IN wss'~ ~ srs-'y IN tho mailing ~ N-s's
iuli dnwu ygaF N,st. i'ull !. ~ anal
leave u "a
II Il rtrai luxury 10 sfise tn the
nOrnins sn,l drr,s =, thryss " frur mo
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Among tho cNhi,ats In a Rleiau Go-
show Is hg,~,l ~ uA,,s. the S,hirrSrkcs.
fcund ep,, in i-'lgiurh They sN' made
VS., ,,f - watch dog. 81 r'sDl tlr uUult7.
uU> luiAul raNir attNn ,.sst> lty srV
su,Ail lilac. ,i,s.s, Wuhca; tails AMI VITA
r>an'ci cars. q cN;rsc-,iius-y in'clil fcore