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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
A Mayor IN Limbo.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
WACO, January 22.-Mayor A. Hinch-
man was arrested to-day on a complaint
from Hamilton, charging him with OBJ
structing road. The mayor has been
fencing in his land in that county, and it
seems some of his men have stopped up
road.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
Charged with Murder.

Special Telegram 70 the Statesman.
BURNETT, January 22.-Sheriff Biard, of
Mason county, passed through here to-day
en- route to Dallas, having in charge four
attached witnesses in the case of the
state vs.. Monk, for murder committed
in Dallas county two years ago.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
Made Assignment.


Special Telegram to the Statesman.
HASKELL, January 22.-D. R. Gross,
general merchant, made assignment yes
terday to F. p. Morgan, assignee. His
liabilities are $5,292 for small amounts to
creditors in New York, Chicago, Lynch
burg, Va, Kansas City and several Texas
cities. The assets will about equal the
Iiahilities
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
DESTROYED by Fire.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
LbANo, January 22.-The residence of
]. R. Moss, a prominent stockmsn at Ok
ford, Llano county, was destroyed by fire
yesterday. Five hundred dollars in money
was also burned. Loss on residence $4,000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
Death of Mrs. Glenn.

Special Telegram 10 the Statesman.
Waco, January 21.-Mrs. p. P. A. Glenn,
who shot herself this afternoon, died to-
night at o'clock.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
vANCE's AMENDMENT.

WASHINGTON, January pam amend
ment offered by Senator Vance in the
senate, to make lumber of all kinds free of
duty, was rejected by vote Of 28to 10.
The vote was strict party one, except
that Messrs. Call and Brown voted with
the republicans.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
rnE1n woRK ooMpIErEp.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-For the first
time in months the senate subcommittee
on finance in charge of the tariff bill held
no meeting to-day. Their work is COM
pleted.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24

WASHINGTON, January ga retiring
board appointed to examine Judge Advo-
cate General Swain for retirement has
found him not incapacitated for active
service.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.
ooNsu1-aENERAn srwA11.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-Consul-gen-
eral Sewall, of Samoa, has returned from
New Yoik and expects to appear again
before the senate commission on foreign
relations. 1t is probable that at that
meeting some action will be taken ex-
pressing the committees opinion upon
the situation at Samoa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
rnere ). eoea Mea.en la TnI..

II will astonish anyone who will take
the trouble 10 40 around TO the various
furniture dealers In the city and get tho
numerous prices nj which goods arc sold.
and there IL no line where tho prices vary
no materially. Some firms possess n great
many advantages which are Impossible for
others 10 acquire. For instance, one firm
will have larger capital which enables
them 10 purchase for cash and In quanti-
ties large enough 10 get the lowest prices
and the smallest rate Of freight. besides
the advantages there arc from those who
manufacture their own goods and In this
way save the prof; usually paid to middle
men. All Of this h true OF the Armstrong
Furniture Company, OF 272 Second street,
who manufacture their furniture at Evans
Vile, lnd., aud make their shipments when
the competition In freight nics Is distress.
ingly low; therefore they are able 10 sell
ali goods Ia their limo at lower prices than
any house In the city.
They make a specially Of baby buggics,
mosquito frames aud bars. Call aud OK
amino their immense stock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
McoMBs HARDWARE CO..
No. 400 Main Street.


Having completed our organization we
are now prepared for business at the above
location, in the Lee block. We have re-
ceived fresh stock Of goods, which IL
being constantly added TO, and will keep
in stock a full and wel-seected assortment
OF hardware. We shall always keep on
hand every article In the hardware line,
suitable for mechanics. builders, planters,
housckcepcrs. etc.; and in all those do
partments We shall keep first-class goods,
and purchasers can depend upon having
their orders filed at bottom prices.
The president and manager OF our COM
pany would thus publicly thank the gen.
orous public Of Memphis and surrounding
country for the patronage no literally OK.
tended 10 him. In years gone by, in the
hardware business; and as lac has now re-
turned 10 Memphis and resumed the same
business, hc soliclts for himself, as well as
those associated with him, share OF the
patronage OF those needing hardware.
DIRECTORS.
A. d. Gwynne. J. J. Duffy, A. Renkcrt,
j. NJ. McCombs, II. NJ. McCombs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
REPORTING FOR Duty.
Firemsn OF Half contury's Standing
Asking for Assignments.


Firemsn OF Half contury's standing
Asking for Assignments.
An old gentleman approached Chief
RYAN, Of the Fire Department, yesterday,
and accosicd him wiihh
"And are 20 goln' 10 have squirt on
the fourthg'
eve are, answered tho Chief.
80 heard. want to be assigned 10
duty. rm an old fireman myself, aud
want 10 join you In the celebration. My
namc Is Brown"
Jusithcn another old man came up and
Joined In the conversation.
II want 10 DO assigned for duty too. o.
the Fourth. I'm an old fireman. Nj
name Is Flood. How long Is Il since you
joined the iorce9'
about nineteen years" said the Chief
"lou know nothing about u" said MIR
Flood. 81 Joined In 1850"
you beat me, suid Mr.. Brown. 81
did not Join until 1852. but no matter
we'll oil turn out" AMI both old hrcmcr
marched away.
IL thought was an old fireman." saiS
Chiof Ryan. have bccn with the dc
parlment Close on TO quarter Of a con
fury. but hero arc men who joined. th'
force before was born"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

For years have sold drugs In Kansas
and Missouri. with a large experience in
selling patent medicines, and bear tcsti-
mony 10 the remarkable efficacy Of Swifts
Specific. II cured more people Of conta-
gious blood poison than any other medi.
cine that ever sold. aud | have sold all
kinds One man Whose address ! will
give TO those Who wish ~ had his hair all
taken out by contagious blood poison.
Scales came all over his head, face and
body. Ills boEcs finally became involved,
and lac went from bad TO worse under tho
ordinary treatment The man was cured
sound and well by S. $. s. could name
dozens oil the worst cases who were cured
OF all sorts Of blood diseases by S. S. s. af-
ter cxhauaing all other treatment Ono
gentleman OF Osceola. No 4, who tried all
the treatment Of Hot Springs and other
springs, was finally cured by ;. $. $. My
brother was cured Of eczema by taking s.
+. :. after he had tried all other treat
ment. ! will chccrfully gives names and
addresses TO any who wish them.
l. !. DAVIDSON, Sherman, Tex.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
~ swIPr srrciric cowrASY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
ON A COLD SCENT.
A Rural Detective said 10 DO Looking
for Pat Cooney.

A Rural Detective said 10 be Looking
for Pat cooney.
That's tho worst sold man you ever
saw. said Main stree, gentleman, point
ing 10 a moody, melancholy, mysterious
looking individual standing ON the oppo-
alto side Of the street.
SLOWS ihat7'
swell, you acc he is ono Of tloso smart
rural detectives who knows Il all aud Is
always on che alert. lie has been watch
ing aud waiting COT an opportunity to dis
iinguish himself for nomo time. and whom
tho Cronln murder oamc up concluded
that now was tho accepted time. lie has
been looking out for Tho Fox, as Fat
Cooncy Il called, aud arguing that the un-
expected always happened. came 10 Mem.
phis 10 look around and see u possibly his
man WINS not here. lie was careful 10
bring with him hno description
Of his man, and patiently awaited
results. lie Was not long In the
city before he hoard the namo OF Pat Coo
ncy mentioned. Then tho mysterious
man became more mysterious. lie finally
approached a gentleman who had men.
toned Mr. Cooney's name. aud In acasual
manner inquired about Mr.. Cooncy, claim
ing that be had an old friend by that
name, and would very much like 10 meet
him. Did the gentleman know MI. Coo.
ncy3 Yea Was he a rcl.haircd mani
! Yea And norid complexion Yea Rather
smallg Yes. Aud has decided scccntl
Yea The mysterious man became nlniosl
bcsido himself with excitement. Could
| tho gentleman take him 10 Mr.. Coonoyl
Yea But holdi Not now. lilo would 10,
him laicr--in n iow minutes lie started
on q few steps. but turned quickly bach
aud inquired u Mr.. Cooncy had been lonl
In Memphis. lcs, he had boon here
long tune; was married here, and wa
probably born here and never lived any
where else. Quite SURE Of hais Vuib
certain.
"Ihc mysterious detective became mo
rose and melancholy. lie would like y
bo Ia some quiet. out.oi.lhe-way place
who're he could 70 out behind the smoke
house aud kick himself lilo wanted Y
leave ~ onco and return hoiao, but th'
train docs not leave until evening. and J.
must stand there broodina Tho best Of
n that Mr.. Cooney knows nothing gbou
the whole affair ami may never know"
| And thcn, again, he iaay,' ventures
Tho reporter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

The case OF I. ]. Bently, charged with
obtaining goods under false pretenses, occu-
pied the entire time OF the court yester-
day.
For Monday, July l--No. 80, J. w.
. Redmond; %, Peter Cowan and Chas.
I Young; 90, Frank Wilson.
For Tuesday. July 2-No. l40 l.. q.
Taylor; las, Pat League; 100. Rich Wilson
and "Boots;" 81, II. Cohen; LAG, l47, 1888,
VIM. McDoniler; lac. West Buford.
For Wednesday, July 3--No. POS, POO,
D. Ditto; us. Wash Marsh; lil, W. w.
Stanton.
For Friday July 5--No. lls, Ed lawson,
Harry Black ct AL; II. Bob Wood 1871,
Will Blair; %, G. b. Tate; l02, I. L. Cole;
"a, J. II. Cook
For Saturday July Ono. 23s, Prospect
Park and Belt Railway Company; 90, w.
d. Cease; "a, Easter Mosby; 2OS. Chas.
Hamilton; 223. John Vincent; 1872, $50,
Alex Nevis ct al; 230, WIN. Conway;
222. Butchers, Hide 4 Melting Associa'
ton; 22l. A. d. Carter q Co.. IA. John
RinvInoll
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
sewing Machines.

Thos. y. Purcell & Co. have gotten we'll
settled In their elegant rooms under Gas.
toms Hotel, and have on hand large
stock Of those uncxcellod and uncxccllablo
sowing machines, the light running New
Homo aud the Household. Theac are
without any question the easiest and quiet.
eat running and most simple and easily
learned OF any machine now ON the market.
They arc sold ON such terms for cash OF
easy monthly payments ~ will enable any
industrious. economical individual 10 owl
| a llrst.class machine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
LOCAL NOTICES
MrMrnrs Steam Laundry. 2o4 Second y.

MrMrnrs Steam Laundry, 224second y.
BnNgLry LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson u
w. H. Jockey. No. 4S7 Second, grano
lithing payements.
Dye woRKs--L Ricgel 4 Co., 50 JET
ferson street; telephone 1880.
RE. LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street
dealers in sash, doors. blinds and lumber
CUNNINGHAM Wagon Works, corne
Monroe and DeSoto streets. Tho best ma
teria on hand; the most finished work
men employed.
PURE and white rs the flower who's
name Il bears are the biscuits raised b.
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN 4 LILLY CoPrEr AND SPICE Co
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
WILL HURRY IT THROUGH
NO UNNECESSARY DELAY ON THE
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
Meeting Of It's Stockholders and Board
OF Directors Yesterday Outline OF the
Structures Interior--A Regular b.
nanza for the Gentlemen Interested.


The Grand 0pcra-housc stockholders,
also the Board OF Directors for the same
enterprise, held meeting yesterday
morning.
IL was an important conference, as de-
| termining that the institution for which
Memphis has sighed for years. will DO
hurried to speedy consummation.
The touring section Of the Building
Committee, whose return THE APPEAL an-
nounced n few days ago, submitted It's re-
port. Accompanying the paper were all
the pencil sketched plans collected during
the tour OF inspection, from the Chicago
and st. Louis architects. Those handed
In by McEliatrck q Son, Of New York
and Chicago, were most highly esteemed
by the stockholders, and will most likely
be carried into effect. The Building Com.
mittee was instructed 10 contract with an
architect, have the plans and specifications
drawn and placed in the hands OF coz
tractors at tho earliest possible moment,
and push the enterprise through. These
instructions will be only too cheeriully
complied with.
n" nrr ,,.,, ,epo,"i was s"o~" s~o ",s
o. the puiidings interior tne 'front.' oleva-
uoh Q, Wnncn mas yet 70 w uiawn. WIN
inc drawings referred 70 may DC inc
foundation ior the general interior aI-
rangement, they were hu,rieuly urawh' IN
me rough, ana uot nna,iy accep.eu "A
pnplcation OF mem woulu, therefore, DO
premature anu ,iaoie 70 nh,er'ai inaceura-
cies. Inc sketches showed seating ca
pacity OF z.oVo, lhcluuine ue twehty,nve
private oohes Ior use vi 'ne s,ockn1ioels.
ineso poAes n'o 'ocN.eu ~ u.c o'oncsHr
GiIGle, eA'ehuing hcioss 'ne TWO central 'n
uyisiohs, occupying slsoo VI uIo .u,na anu
iou.'n Iows. iney nfv 'hc'v .eso' sauons
lor ,our pcope, onJio'oJ o'eSI ."',ns'
aoou. Us .ngn w WIG undn =. y, no p.os
conlum poNes, ~ snoM WIN IN 'ne sho'cnes
a,o eisI' III nuuioe', o''u"'o' ~ wy uaua'
pace, on, OF very nn a ucs.gn.
me AUDITORIUM - ,oAov ioot INC s'ano
4oAV leet uiY eAua 'ch icc. On uo sou.n
sue being uunzeu 'or siA spacious uicss'
ing.Iooms' -. At,
Inc architect mas accorded win tne
mouern luea, anu ~ SONY e.h'cs VIC 'esa'
IcguIuuon, anu p,hccu ,'s wv n'nn gu.
frances. rom pcalo anu MAN suev,s, On
inc grouhu, INC proinv ar, D.'ng u'e s VI
aspn". paNenehm inc enhance i'ou \,
beale u nlso nrrangeo IoI carr'ages, anu "
irom mere g"ery pa.rons WI c ,
Dut py sepaIa.o passaRewW. un .''ncs
sue oi ,le nam suoel chlthnco aIo W oc
stores, tnat on Tue peao st,ee' corner 20.
ing ABOUT iVV ieet uecp anu souu,a OF .no
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
ECZEMA CAN Be CURED.
The Most AgonIEing, Itching. Burning
and Bleeding EeTemas Cured.

Ecsema Ia IT. worst stages. A Raw Sore
freu head Co feet. fiair gone. Doctor.
aud hospitals fail. ttled everything.
Cured By tho Caiicura Remedies Tor Cd.
lam curcd Of a ioaihsomc disease, ecfcma In IL
wort stage. l tried dlncrcui ductor aud been
through the hospital. hut all 10 no purpose. The
dlscasc cuycrrd NV whole body frum the top III my
cai W the tolcs II my icct NY halt al came out,
icatlug noe a complete raw sofc After trying every.
thlua | heard II your NtfitlnA Nnfnifs and
after using thncc bottles Of CutiCvnA HrsntvNSf,
with CyugpHA and CuficunA soar, hnd myself
Currd ~ the cJst OF about 90 would not H. with.
out the tificVuA krntpits IN my house. as hud
them useful Ia many Cascs, and think they arc
tho only akin and blood mcdidngN
lrAAC H. GERMAN, Murlshoro. n. n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

The Lilly Carriage Company propose
running their full force throughout tho
entire season aud will make special in
duccmenis TO livery mon 10 plaao their
orders for tho only vehicles that have
proven themselves profitable for livery
use on the streets Of Memphis. Como and
order your vehicles n, our special rates TO
the livery trade.
IitLy CAnmAaH CoNrAxY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Rake uptho fallen npples and other fruit
and destroy them, either by throwing
them In the hogpcn OF by burning them,
as many Of the fallen fruit contain insects
OF their larym. In some orchards tho
ground Is already covered with small fruit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
Probate Court.

J. A. Austin was appointed guardian
Of J. A. Austin, Jr., and Others; bond,
$500
A writ Of lunacy was issued against
Susan Williams, colored.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

A NrNHrRof cases Of severn Chronic Rhcu.
matlsm arc on rconl in which la.cn.pi.a
was the only medicine that could elect n
cure. sold everywhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
MICHIGAN IRON.

A Heavy Increase in tho Seasons ship.
monts.
MARQUETTE, Mich, June 20.-Thc
weeks shipments Of iron ore from the
Lake Superior mines foot mp 230. Az tons,
making the total for the season 2,075, 20l
tons or 1853, 80 tons more than had
been forwarded by water at this stage Of
the season year ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

nccausc prices for fruits aud Vegetables
are low one day Il Is no guide TO the prices
next DAY. Fluctuations are rapid, aud the
weather often controls the market.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
Cut cum Remedies

cufc ~ species II tarturlnn, humlllata,r Itch
liza. hnfning scaly aud iupy diaascs Of the
sin. soalp sud blood win loss 81 hair, and all
humnr. hiolthgs cfuptions SONS scales aud
cfus's When physicians aud all other remedies fail
to,d ewf ahym rricu. CuncraA. aor soAE
20. hE.iL,tNt,M fWpard BY the lVrfln pnUa
ANp tulN icAt Conrnu AfioN. Boston.
80 ccud Zoe "Now ~ cum skin Disease" "a
paHss 20 illusiniions. aud 100 testimonials
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

INrunirirs Of the blood often cause great
annoyance nj this season; Hoods sarsapsrilla
purifcs the blood, aud cucs all such ancc.
lima
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

For Lew Rates aud Coed styles
Call nj Herman Crohu's. the llattoi
3Sil Main street, opposite Gayoso Holo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
A Mood Wondertul cure.

have had most wonderful cnrc oi salt rheum
IcrCmal iOt NV ycars I have suffered with this
disease hsd u on my lace arms aud hands
uas unable b. do ans ihing whatever with my hands
ms case wac incumhlc. | sau yuuf ndtcftlsl mcut,
aud concluded ~ w. the Crfi,tnA hturnirs. aud
iuCfudihlc ~ u may sgcm, alter usinn one hnx ~
ttuttuk, and tuo CatCs 81 tVtictnk soar, and
two tuiiles u cvrictnA kisotltNf und aln en-.
urcly Curd Those who think this letter Cxag.
gtmitl may come aud tcc me i0f themselves
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

pInflhs black heads rcd, rough. chappcd aud
~" oliy sAin prv,cnied By CunovaA s6iE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
CtreuitCourf,
A m,..o.r, Pharmacist.

Yesterday was motion day in the Circuit
Court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09
POLICING YELLOWSTONE PARK.

The Military system D. Preserving Game
and Preventing Vandalism.
From the Boston Journal.
The surveillance of the park is i'm the
hands of the military, and i'm good hands
too. The present superintendent IL Capt.
Boutelle of the first cavalry. who succeed
ed Capt. Harris at In beginning of the
season. Under the old system n civic
superintendent and nine assistants were
supposed to look after u tract of country
nearly half AS large as the state of Massa-
chusctts. and not only prevent tourists
from carrying away the geyser and hot
spring formations. hut also to- "rouud up"
much tn deplete the national reserve of it's
noble game unless prevented. There was
never anything like a proper patrol 81 tue
control. Every citizen who desires to see
the park wonder preserved should rejoice
in CaPt; Bon'elle's appointment. With
of which is stationed at Mammoth Hot
Springs and the other at Lower Geyser
Basin. small d~etachments being placed at
the other tourist centers, the regulations
made by the interior department have
been efficiently enforced, and in manner
acceptable tn the public.
Some persons there may he who have
AIKEN mbrage because they were not per-
mittcdl to dcspoil the springs and gcyscrs
OF their beautiful deposits, but every fair
minded person cannot but rejoice that the
rules against carrying away specimens
are strictly and ,t9p;.rt,aily carried ont mt
second in command il, like Captain Bou-
teiie. u thorough officer and u thorough
gentleman. The soldiers are an aid Ia
tourists, not "a menace. and while care
fully guarding the formations from van
dalisun. are excellent guides.
So carefully is the mo shooting reg.
ulation enforced that much of the game IL
becoming quite tame. While / was riding
over the Trout Creek route "a few days
since two beautiful deer appeared by tho
roadside and remained there. evidentlS
without fright, while my wagon was driven
by. There are thousands of elk. u few
neutrality-suspicious. 800 mountain sheep
antelope. bears and other game within the
park enclosure. The buffalo are seldom
seen, hut are known tn exist i'm he east
ern and southern parts of the park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09
TOPICS.

A gentleman of the name Of Booze has
been shot in Maryland for being too pu-
lite To the wife of the gentleman who shot
HIM. Ladies' should not have anything tai
do with Booze.
Perhaps il il only "A coincidence. but il
il rather peculiar that simultaneous with
Foraker's defeat comes the news that the
great barrel concern AT Youngstown.
Ohio has gone into bankruptcy.
Whatever becomes of Foraker or Ma
hone, Nics-Prcsidcn Morton is making
himself solid with the boys. anyway. The
liquor dealers association of Terrc Haute
has elect ii him an honorary member as n
token of respect for his joining the
brotherhood by taking out "A license i'm
Washington.
Another good man gone wrong il Editor
Calkins. of the Nevada City Transcyi,,f. A
prize having been Offered for ia. heaviest
heavy weight i'm the town, the editor Ia
the infinite surprise Of the popuiac.. step.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09
Waiting.

The lover stands i'm the shady lane,
Watching the cottage door:
He is waiting there for his Mary Jane,
And has waited AN lour ar mere.
SHE comes not Yet aud he hcaNes "a sigh,
And his heart sinks in deep despair
A. the time rolls Ivy. and he anNioiisly
Awaits her coming there.
The wife In her room sits alone,
Alone in the shadows sim;
Her husband tonight to the lodge has gone,
And she's waiting for him.
She lists tn the Footsteps come and go,
She watches the passing ear
All. only those who have waited know
How dreary the moments are.
Hut the drearicst wait III all. Ills said,
Is that i'm the morning light
Of the wrrtch.-d man with the monstrous head
Who WAS out with the boys last night.
As he gsszes M at the old church tower
Where swim winged pigeons >A.ar.
And waits for the clock to strike the hour
That opens the harrootn door.
-Is<fpn Transcript.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09
Deadly Work OF tn. Bacillus.

From the New York Tribune.
The bacillus is now said tn he the au-
thor. or shall we say the ~authorcss. of
nearly all the woes To which poor hunaui-
" is subject, the microbe coming in as IA
good second. A learned savant has re-
Gently discovered that the bacillus is the
cause. of badness. The convenience of
This theory il that as no one has ever seen
u bacillus i'm the act of causing badness,
its truth can he boldly maintained against
all cotncrs Pretty soon the BARRIERS will
work i'm ON pattcr about the bacillus. i'm
their s!mposiums, and thus IA new terror
will he added tai the life of the man who
spends three ar four hours IA week in "a
barber shop.