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The Washington critic., 1890-03-03

Points West via Chesapeake and
ohio Railway.
On and after Sunday, March 9, the Chesa-
peakc ana OmO's 4. f. V. Ncstibulc Lin
tied will leave Baltimore and Potomac sta
tion at l;95 p. M. daily instead of 9.40 p.
m, as formerly, aud will arrive at Cincin-
natl at G:20 p. m. the next evening. This
is a material shortening of time between
Washington and Cincinnati and all points
West and will, without doubt, make this
train more popular than ever with the tray
cling public. Office, 5,3 Pennsylvania
avenue,
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03
Rudden's Representative Installment
Hnnsn.

This reliable installment establishment, at
030 and 932 seventh street, has complete
stock of all kinds of merchandise that is re-
quired to furnish well-regulated household
at cash prices on the nstallment plan, and
dictate your own terms.
For Washington Dressed Beef
go to John r. Kelly stalls CPS, go and $40 Cen
tire Market, and 206 and POS Northern Liberty.
Corned beef specially.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
1Co.COO Tickets at $40; Halves, $40; Quarters.
So; Tenths, SO; Twenteths, 81.
Prizes amounting to......"s1, ,O5l,sOo


e33 FOR Gun RATES or any further informa-
tion desired write leglbly to the undersigned.
clearly stating your residence, with State,
County Street and Number. More rapid re-
inclosing an envelope bearing your full ad-
dress
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03
INIPnRTANT

All ordinary letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange.
Addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03

Quicker Time 10 Cincinnati and All
Points West via Chesapeake and
OH RnIINNnN
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries, which may be presented at
our counters:
Il. NJ. wALMSLEY, Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
p. LANAUX, Pres. State Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. n. o. Nat. Bank
KARL KoHN, Pres. Union Nat. Bank.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING will take
place at the Academy of Music, New orleans,
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1890.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03

NHw York, March +.
The Washington critic., 1890-03-03
New Orleans National Bank,

Address RegIstered Letters CONTAINING ou
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30
Itki.iGItIUs.

Moro than 3C0 student IN nine German
universities have joined Il special school for
training missionaries for the Jews, Of which
Prof DeIiLsch Is the mead.
The emperor Of Russia is likely 10 relax
the stringent restrictions on CissCnters, AS
he has sent away the minister Of public
worship VINO established them,
Rev j. l.. DearIuG say the eagerness Of
the Japanese tor Christianity is oyerstated,
They are eager for education, but Christian
ity Is stumbling block To many,
Napoleon said. "When China IS moved II
will change tho face of tho globe" Tho
fact TO be noticed now is that China, having
one.quarter of the population Of the earth is
moving.
IA New Bedford clergyman who has boen
ia service long time advcrtises 200 sermons
for sale, covering all subjects ana applicable
TO any locality. lie only wants y apiece Tor
the lot If taken IN a lump,
DR. Meredith's new sunday school build.
ing in Brooklyn is said 10 be the best APP.
pointed building for the purpose IA the
United States II can be divided into eight
or ton separate rooms or thrown into one for
general exercises.
The great movement IN the American
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30

tinue to reveal His word to man until
the end of time. Job xxxi s; Heb xiii, s.;
Prov. xxx, Is; Amos ILL., Z; Jer. XIII, A.;
xxi, 3l-34; xxXlii, 8; Ps. lxxXv, l0-ll;
Luke xvii, 26; Rev. xiv, G-1; xix, 10.
We believe in the powers and gifts of the
everlasting gospel, viz the gift of faith, dis
corning of spirits, prophecy, revelation,
healing, visions, tongues, wisdom, charity,
brotherly love, etc. l. Cor. XII, Ill; xix, 26 ;
John xix, "a; Acts ii, 81; Matt. xviii, 1920;
Mark xvi l6.
We believe that marriage is ordained of
God; and that the law OF God provides for
but one companion in wedlock, for either
man or woman, except in cases where the
contract of marriage is broken by death or
transgression. Gen. H. IS, 2l-24; vii, |, 1-13:
Prov. v, 1921; NAL ii, l4-15; Matt. xix, 40;
]. Cor. vii, =; Heb xiii, 4; ID. and G. xxxXii,
Z: XXXXiX, 3.
We believe that the doctrines of plurality
and a community OF wives are heresles, and
are opposed to the laws of God. Gen. iv, 10,
1924; vii, 9; xxi, =; IN connection Gal. iv
and V; Gen. xxi, $40; Nal. il, 14-15; Matt.
XIX $50 The Book OF Mormon says
"Wherefore, my brethren, hear me, and
hearken to the word of the Lord: for there
shall not any man among you have save IT be
one wife, and coucubines he shall have none,
for |, the Lord God, dclighteth in the chas-
tlty OF women. And whoredoms are an
abomination before me, saith the Lord of
hosts. Jacob 2:69.
We believe tnat in all matters of contro-
versy upon the duty. of man toward God, ,and
in reference to preparation and fitness for
the world to come, the word of God should
be taken az decisive and the end of dispute
and that when God directs, man should
obey.
We believe that the religion of Jesus
Christ as taught In the new testament scrip
lures will, If its precepts arc accepted and
obeved make men and women better in the
domestic circle. and better citizens of town,
county and state. and consequently better
fitted for the change which C0meth AZ death.
We believe that men should worship God
in esprit and in TRUTH and that such wor
ship does not require violation of the con-
stitutional law OF the land. John 4;2l "a,
Doctrine and Covenants section 80 para
grab 3.
We claim the privilege of worsmping Al
mighty God according to the dictates OF our
conscience, allow all men the same privilege,
let them worship, how where or what they
NAV.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30

At Trinity cathedral Friday night eleven
adults We're baptised by Dean Gardner A
class Of fifty has been under instruction pre-
para tory to confirmation, which rite VIII 0e
administered at noon TO-DAY.
On Thursday evening pleasant reception
was rendered TO Rev. O, III. Shinn, pastor OF
the Unlver ersalist society, at the home of MIR
A. ID. Morse, 26!S Haruey street, The in
clemeucy of the weather interfered some
what with the attendance, but those present
passed thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Rev. w. Il. Henderson, who VIII resign his
pastorship over the Saunders Street Presby-
tcrlan chuch May /, has removed his family
and household effects TO the pretty little
suburb Bellevue, where he will make his
future home.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30
An Absolute Cure.

is only put up In lar8a tw1-Ounee tia boxes,
ana is an absolute cure for all soros, burns,
wounds, chappei hands aud all skin erup-
tOns. VIII positively cure all Kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIErtNE OINIA
MENT. Sold 0y Goodman Drug company
AT % cents per bOx-by mail 30 oOnts
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30

United fresDY DYtcrian.
The United Presbyterian church accepts
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30
iieDrew

The following synopsis of the Jewish faith
was furnished by Rabbi Roseuau of the
Temple of Israel:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-30
Presbyterians.

The Westminster Confession OF Faith is
the book of doctrines of the Presbyterian
church, II is very lengthy, containing
1l,54l words An attempt has been made to
give below fair synopsis of tho doctrines
enumerated in that creed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-18

Frfends tM Etther I'Thct.
Exchange.
Mrs. H.-MaRyie, whore Ito you suppos
you will go to II you tell such falsehoods
as this?
M~aggic-Sure, ma'am, I don't care: l
have frinds In ayther place.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-18

Mckenzie, of thc American Fur
To bssild n temporary fort nj this mouth Of
the Msria., for the P9rpose 81 trading
with the Blackfeet and Grus vcntre In
dians. The party consisted of seventy-
I'VE men and arrived at its destination In
the fall of 1Ssl. and soon had winter quar-
tiers put up Next spring the houses mt
the mouth of the Mnrias were burned and
the party moved to Bule bottom. eight
miles below the present site Of Fort BEN
ton. In the summer and fall of 1SS
sRondin'' assisted, under Alexander Cul-
bertson. who was sent up that year by Nc
fort known a. Fort Brule, where he re-
mained until the summer Of 1s4A. Al this
place i'm 1sA2 sRondin" participated I'm
the massacre Of thirty Blackfect Indians,
which was ordered my r. A. ChardOn, who
was then in charge Of the fort. The In
dams had stolen some horses and Char
don determined to chastise them. On the
arrival of a trading party the fort gate
was opened and a cannon loaded with
trade halls was turned loose Oh the In
dams, after which the men went out and
finished the savages with knives. After
this the Blackfeet stopped trading
and became SO troublesome that I'm the
spring of 1Si3 the moved tai the
mouth of the Judith, where Fort +. A.
Charlon was built. I'm the summcr of
with the Blackfeet, Fort Charslon was
abandoned and the company moved tn
Fort Cotton, about two miles above the
present site Of Benton. Al Fort Cotton
'sRoudin' was married tn n PieRan waman
who bore him IL children, four OF whom
are yet living. His wife died 12years ago,
I'm lS46 'Ronain' assisted i'm the building
Of Fort Benton, and here he was en-
ployed until 1874, when Pierc Cheuteau 4
Co. sold their interest i'm the American
Fur company. Since then he has lived in
this city mt the corner of Main and Rondin
streets. Until II few years ago he sup
ported himself by saving wood and doing
odd jobs, when by reason of his increas
ing age and infirnity Choteau count,
made provision for his declining years
The citizens of Benton, ton, have no
been nc0lectful of the old mans earthly
wants. He is u devout Catholic and at
tends church every Sunday. He Is one ot
the last of the class Of whom Abbc Dome
mech wrote: ''There glory il extinct; tlsey
are no morc. The masters and the grea
navigators of the inner seas of the new
wrOld are gone, and in IA short tisNe TIM
very name of the will be ne
more than IL pleasing legend of tin
American solitudes."
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NORTHWEST NEWS.


S25,UO. 4
The Canas No.. = mine at Idaho is NJ
ported bonded for s5OO.OOO to Frazier &
Chalmers, who had a purchaser for tan
English OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they took the
bond. IL the sale goes a water-powcr mill
win doubtless he built at HALEY, where
winter. fuel and timber nr, plentiful and
cheap.
The famous Elkl,orn mine, situated
on Elk creek, Idaho, a few miles above
Idaho City, las been sold tn Messrs. Saw
yer d COchrane of BOSTON and MIR. -. 4.
Bowen of Centerville. for the sum Of $5O,-
700. The money has been paid and the
deeds To the property duly executed and
recorded.
Virginia CIs,unieis. The daily orc yield
of the Cosnstock mines is now up tai the
usual average Of loo tons. and 10y March
I will exceed hat amount. The bullion
product of that ant of ore does not
fall short of $4,000, a~gHregating o
monthly, and the yield of the lode the cur
rent year Is expected To exceed SsIOOO,OOO.
Our Canadian ~neighbors across the line
have established quarantine north Of the
boundary along Milk river, and on which
no stray cattle arr, allowed to roam, says
the Sun River Sam. Police outposts have
h~en established thereon with orders to
keep the ground clear of intruding cattle.
There are, however, some 900 head of
United States cattle there now and which
the police desire taken away as SOON as
the owners can get them of.
a." SD.",.. n. ~ . .".. r.
Great Falls LeadeT. The major left Penn
sylvania i'm 1857 and has been in the West
ever since. He has devoted most Of his
Ar;zop.- S,olorasio and N1ontnn, and r.,
ali h;s cxper;onc. ~ a u,in,n0 exDs.,., hc
says that the Montana mines are the hest
i'm the world. In n few days he will visit
snn,. ~ ,I,c ,,;nex ~ that oreo, canon
.sAI u.A su.-.x
,ha., H.. r. nf 49,,
I..o,, wan. ;r.o Ss-..s E.us ~, ,,aa.I -
~
.aa -Na, .aanr.o, ns.n. -. .ha
-, ps.so,, D.. D.. ,rI,. - 900.
- III go. h..a.sas.
- az. ".,t.,s .....HS-.
800 Ia.s t;...S .s no. com, h;"ha nm;
s.S .sn =. 80.
DAVIS paper~ announciuu the approach OF
tire Northcrn Pacific. IL WINS afterwards
nscertaincd that the ..surycvors,. werc
merely two Sand coulee miners ON n
spree,
whist uap,., Ietwec,, fo',r IF tho Ieo,,;uu
stos.L men ri this CITY has be.n i'm nro0r,.ss
M Oh. nvc,,and NV. tbs For, R..ntou
R;rrr pyr,s. This indl;cntes that cattI,
and shI,en arc i'm UossI condition with Pa
,or,hIc ,,,os,.,.,s ~ v,;n,.r I,s..s No, cav.
..o,i;n. In nrl;n.r, r~.rre,tnoc ~ s,ov,
!, ,b,so f.ot .I..o. h.r,I cr,,St.xl o,, tnn
wa,c- ali froxen nm a bl;xzarl cvcrv oths,
Inv and tl.. ,,,.r,.,,rv AO Mellow, ti,css. vh;s,
nlnvors would ~, wnlk inc the floor Roth
game will continue through February and
all of March,.
The Great Northeru railway cntc,,.l
,,,on IN cx istenc.. E.br,,arv 4. 1sen. saws
the Great Fails L,o,i,, with a
svst.u, of lines reaching fron it's cast
..rn ter,ninnls. Sioux Falls. ~. Pa,I
A1;upcanoI;s- U~,In,I, AMI Wcst Su,ar;o,
To a greater humber of important point,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-18
MONZANA'S
Popular Price House.

The interest in our Special
Embroidery Sale is
undated.
A stronger or prettier line
never was put on the
market.
We received on yesterday
an additional line of
Vandyke points in
French En-
brOidery.
They go into the sale which
we continue again
to-day.
To-day buy. the Best Boys
Cheviot waist ever
shown for so cts.
We doubt whether they
can be found elsewhere
for less than s..
We know they cannot be
found for IS cents.
To-day. Boys well made
Wool Pants at 50 cts.
per pair. Heavy
cotton ones rs
cents.
They are excellent values.
We show
GREAT BARGAINS
Upon our Remnant Tables.
New carpets in great
variety.
Respectfully.
J. r. Boyce Jr., g. Co.
Corner Main and Broadway, Butte, Mont.
MON/AN4'S
Popular Price House.
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Work of Pupils In MAMA, Training.

Nearly 300 women and less than 100 men as
senbci yesterday afternoon at Tn yersitv tor
the quarterly meeting OF the Conference of
Workers The fret speaker introduced by Chairman
William :. harrimgcr OF Newark WAS Hugh T. ONeil,
who read paper on Manual Training as applied
to the Teaching OF the Tables OF woghs and Measures
Of Arithmetic" Mr. O''-il illustrated hls method by
chars and blocks rro VI. Green o. the state Nor
nal school at Trenton read a paper doprecatng The
sweeping Claims of the friends If manuH! training
lie favored tho adoption Of only those features OF tho
new method which experiment. showed to Ne SUPERIOR
to the old r Nicho,al VI. l'tl-r Dr 4. !. Kickoff aud
Sul'ern endent Hnam II AS" lludo speeches
superintendent Hoffman pointed cut specimens OF the
hHndwOrk Of pupils mauuHl train'nz which he had
gathered from tho public schools II New York III
Wood carving there "a miniature church IN hItch
walnut perfect in all its dcRts BY Master Wehrtes of
Grammar SCnnO No. 40 Gay designs OF oranges AM
leave, by Master T. iroOhs rrOuChng hound. hy
Master Henry LUhh-n and a medallion Of Abraham
Lincoln, cOred FROM pr'n ed ictlrr hv Mas er Leo
R-nHy. ali Grammar School 20 l. attracted mnCh a.
teUtiUn. paper model 81 !wehug house, wkh
9or"h"s chiInurys. md -'opiny roofs, all 10y fodns
snsi- SEent NJ pApe- was -Nhhitei ~ m Original a.,
sign br Master jam ipil"dt hsei rs. ut lhe shHe
school one end 81 The hal w.,a display Of co,ailS
hv public schnnl pupils. y stairs wore specimens OF
sewing, dHrnUg, aud drawing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11

BANGOR, May l0.-Evcry sawmil on the
PenobscOt, both steam and wafer power. is
now running at its full capacity, and new lum-
Dor Is beginning to appear in tho docks. Lon :
RATS from the up-river mill district arc coming
through the sluce at the winter works dam by
dozens every day. and as tho river is now at
freshet pitch great difficulty H. experienced in
handling HON. When the water is high and
the current very swift these long RATS como
down from Basin Mills, Great Works. and
Orono at railroad speed shooting the sluces
and rapids amid clouds OF spray and emerg
ing into the smoother wafer covered with ioam
Often in springtime parties OF ncryy mon
and women make tho trip from the up-rivor
mills 10 Bangor on one Of these RATS for the
sake OF the excitement it Affords and they gen
orally get plenty Of that--so much. in 1ac' that
the same party rarely makes second trip, a
lumber from heavy II mber AMI plank TO rick-
cts and shingles. the l9nier piled on top ike
schOOners deck load. The rats aro strongly
bound togelhrr with ropes and wooden Pins,
and steerod hy sweeps ia the hands OF eNre-
rlenced river mon, but in spite Of al! precau-
tions they nre frequently broken m while COM
Ing through the sluicewaY at Bangor dam and
inc wreckago carried many miles down ne
river, occasionally 10 l'enobscOt Bay. by tho
swift current.
y, Lumber is likely to bring good prices
opened ht 81 per thousand, ut l"nst u dollar
higher than last springs price, while pine and
hoillh''h arc urn ana Nli snort lulnDOr mas u
decidedly upward tendency ireightS hayo
onened at z higher iiEurc than for many years,
the prevailing rates Tor long lumber out oi tho
water being s2.2j per thousnnd 10 boston 81 15
TO nUrtS ~ Long ISLAM Sound, and - to Now
1nrki vessels Of good "nracitv IRE difficult to
Obtain even at these RAGS. on account oi so
much tonnage being engaged In tho lie trade
and rs business approaches the midsummer
materially advance. The expectation OF spool
bars To- Scotland has already hegun. and II IA
likely that tho seasons shipments will exceed
those OF any previous year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11
Tile Makers Refuse Sa.7a a Day.

On May ihe tile makers struck for an ad-
vance of 80 cents on n" irrv'. IS Gar "' S." few
ctt House yr.tcrlay IL MAS decided ia InmiItte
should over the ueuSt7 Th,s otter W.T. Ir,mDtly re
jrcted Tie arms say tHat III" condition If trade does
not warrant an increase IN wagH and mat 10 further
concr,sious he made The nTns vito made offer
we're ! = I"npvsr GO: II jackson Coj kift'
the American lilo Company j l. Mott Harmon Pro.
yusL aud other Il Is urged that tho hAVs steady
indoor WORK FOR the mot part which Is an advantage
over men who arc c"nleIed TO work out dOorA aud
who lose thue In consequence,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11

The members of the club wero to meet Mt the
Casino in tho Park ut II O'Clock. 1t WAS Just Q
few moments before that time when c. A.
Baudouine. the President of tho club drove I'D
cart behind two big horses. II bay wheeler and
bark lender. bnrt"n ,,anstiel.i. the "Lather"
81 tn" pre'cni cl"h came soon nftor, He was
tpGToGs in big sGiloT VI Ensli5h driving
OF tho regulation nEsh pattern. and
skilfnlv hnndlod The relns Of a brown
hour ,afterwnrd there was II confused
rum'linE OF carts ana lingl ne and rattling
and shouting t" horses as the members of tho
club drove m and iorme'! ~ inc along the
arpor onros!te the Casino; r.? freshly var;
sides OF black and green aud yellow and red.
made pretty picture, The horses we're all
nut respondent in hcryy black and yellow
harness which CLEANED with gold and silver
sgt erect on tho rear seat with folded arms.
Nearly all Of Thorn wore now liY"ries OF dark
like statues suddenly uuIckenei into life and
stood at the horses heads;
eino uIa2a it contained eleven tandems. Each
driver WIS permitted 10 bring guest. Tho
procession wa in this order:
presdrntC A. BHudouiTr with Mr. John X. Rutier: bay
wheeler 30 10 ANA back leader rete black WITH
j. ii, Sn4tz. with Mr. fdwart niRman: chestnut
leader LII l. Ts9oH nj, ana paGk'k'n wheeler kAankA
Mr. Az ~ s. Bronson. with Mr. II. F. PhvHout
chestnut oHder Dude ana roam wheeler Frank; wicker
Nr FrarCs u Ieard with MIR c ". Tracy: bay lead.
er Yea 81; and hay whecl"r Ty6oo; black cart
hurlCs hates with Mr. i. e. MCtreery, bay load
and gray whe"'-r yellow
Mr. Bura0n Mansfield secretary of the club; black
leader General and gray wheeler Lad Whiteohapel
lice President Charles Pfyer lr. with Mr. j. Heck
ser hav leader and bay wheeler 0ast years prize
ner4, black ana yellow cart -
lender Dandy and hav who.l-r Thl2le paEZle; dark
cart with red stripes on the wheels
Nr gorge 'e"ge watson. with MI Is holloway Coo;
dark tay leader Now ard bay wheeler Brandy; White
Wr 7. j, ODonohue with MIR. T. Z. Bruner; bay
Lender Hell and Bazes and brown wheeler black aud
Mr I emnel Z. Wells with Mr.. Gsorge H. Brssett,
bay leader Don and brown wheeler Pat black and rod
cart
About twoscore people. mostly young
women, we'n present to see tho start. Nearly
all the members Of the club wore Prince Albert
whose crowns widened considerably. They
carried big whipS in treir hands
1t was Just II q O'Clock when President
Randowlne's guard footed big horn, and tho
momhers OF the club climbed w on their carts
and gathered tho reins Of their horses in their
sumed their d!gnined attitudes. Five minutes
later the ~ o"eRslon started. President Bando-
wine leading; the tandems moved m through
tho Park at swinging pace. tho horn footing
and the whips cracking They lett Central
Park Mt llOth street and proceeded T. Jerome
Park by way OF .enoN avenue and McComb'S
Dam Bridge. After an elaborate luncheon at
al O'Clock over tho same route. The drivers
turned into the asiuo plan again n q O'Clock.
and there the tandoms dispersed. There were
no mishaps.
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trary, though but twenty. her mind is much
Older, AMI shc regards young mou OF twenty
iyo as much too Young to he "omynnionabIe.
She adorcS her father and 'n.s him and his
I'l'ndS more cong 'ntal than iho society Of
young men. she cares nothing FOR tho gay
whirI. am il cutie indiHer mt TO hno toilets.
she Is a reader and an int-rr. ting taI!"r.
ter tastes nln @e'arY. and sho has already
given proof Of her ah'i'y to write
wen and gracefully. II Is hardly fair to saw
that Miss lnCHils lacks application. when there
i 50 !ltt" incentive. or oven Ortnuily. for II
young woman ia Official circles TO do 3nrht but
meet social dutie-. Necessity Of action. hav-
l,E behind II some hiIh aim would bring out
Miss ingalls, : lowers. and -ho would undoubt-
edly make name in the literary world She
Is dark eyed beauty OF tho brilliant typo. tail.
slender and graceful In conversation she is
magnetic and sparkling.
Miss l"sSc Snldnr. tho daughter OF Rcpro-
sentative Snid"r Of Mrnno-ot;I is ono OF the
beautiful girls ofien sean driving or walking.
She is but II. ana is not yet out" Ter ewes
are very dark blue. and tho long dark lnshrs
droon over them with fascinating effect that
threatens to NAL ks havoc with young mems
hearts, Miss Sni Tor is now Tut school girl
modest aud simple maunerei but sho gives
promise oil being very beautiful woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11
KILLING BY KINDNESS f;
HOW TO RID A HOUSE OF REACHES.
Peterman's Roach Food the Only Substance in
the World Not a Poison

ohemist NJ large experience in compromising has
solved the important question for housekeepers row 10
dispose OF obnoxious nes touches and water bugs arc
w The walls and secure hiding places Insect pOWnrr
hn scaldng liquids only reach those that are out NJ tne
lime and they are multiplying In the wa s faster than
uey can be Killed by tho old processes Tho most I'M
proved method Is u new food compound that ntttlrN
item as food which they like better than any thnR,
They never survive after eating tho least particle and
IL crenlates them to a shell.
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tho Senate chamber. 1t was found necessary to
sandwich in several dozen plain wooden chairs
that are usually occupied by the senators.
Senator Plumb Of Kansas. who Is a Very heavy
and mot with an accident that was ludricous
even on such solemn occasion. The deputy
Sergeant at-A Arms had arrived at the door OF
the chamb Dor, and had announced tho arrival
House OF Representatives when as he SAID
The last words, there was crash and Mr..
TO the weakness OF his wooden chair.