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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
A Tame wrestling Match

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. 15.-In the
wrestling match between Jack Carkeek
and Tom Connors tonight, Carkeek won
the first, third and fourth bouts and Con
nors the second. The match was for
50 800 side, three falls out of five, winner
to take 70 per cent of the gate receipts, 1t
was tame affair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
The University of Toronto Fire

TORONTO, Feb. 15.-It is estimated that
Ine totai loss at the university will be
sl,OoO,OOo. This includes the library
valued at 100000. The loss of records
historical documents and many vaInabic
papers belonging to the president. Sir
Daniel Wilson, cannot be estimated bv dol
lars and cents, for they cannot be reniaced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16

are convicted of murder in the first degree.
fourteen OF manslaughter and twenty of
m TipI. AL Will pc sentenced next week.
pected, will go to the United States sn-
pfeme court question being raised of
jurisdiction of the United States over Ma
VaSSa A'o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
A Pugilist Turns Thief.

Boston, Feb. 15.--The Globe saws: ice
King, the English pugilist, has skipped
from this city, taking with him, it is al
legged, gold watch, 5000 in money. and
several gold medals set with diamonds, the
property of John Joyce, ex-champion
ffeatherweight of England, who has been
backing him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
A Collision.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. Particulars of
a wreck which occurred near Bairdstown
Onio, last night between stock train and
a freight were received here Tonight
Brakemen Ellison and Reynolds and q bow
named Bruce Bauersox were instantly
killed. Considerable stock was killed and
loss to the company cav"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
No Hopes for Bishop O'Conuor.

PITTsBURG, Feb. bright Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, of the Roman Catholic diocese
OF Omaha, was brought to this CITY from
81. Augustine, Fla, this morning in a
dying condition. There are no hopes of his
recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
The Washington Fire Denartmant

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-United States Sen
ator Hawley has written Mayor Davidson
that the calamities resulting from the burn-
ing OF Secretary Tracy's house. has led
MIN to start an inquiry into the Condition
OF the fire department of Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
JOAN AND DARBY.
Lily and Freddy are as Loving as Ever. and
Both are Happy.

.S' WV 90 uOFlHS DIS Ever, ana
Both are Happy.
Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatcb
LONDON, Feb. 15.-TBy Dunlap's cable.
Mrs Langtry and Fred Gebhardt are as
loving as Darby and Joan again. They
were seen walking in Piccadilly to-day, she
eanlng heavily on his arm and looking nm
IN N his face, he gazing into her eyes lovi3plV
Lhey Jake all their meals together and
Vn en- parted keepa regular messenger SER
sice gong between the hotels. Goss;ps in
s1st that Mrs. Langtry's illness was reaii,,
,aused by the absence of FREDDY M:
-angtry has really improved in health and
ooks since Freddy returned. --'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Fugitive Senators.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15-Messrs. Hoffman and
Mcnamara, two of Montana's Democratic
senators, were here yesterday One went
10 st. Paul to night and the other to New
York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
A Distinguished Woman ne,d Z

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-Miss Susanna War
neld. the Oldest resident of Carroll county.
ma mas Just died in her ninety fifth year. The
:Grand inaugural March, rendered at the
inauguration of President William Henry
Harrison forty eight years ago, was com,
posed by her. ''' oo-'-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Triennial Sangerfests.,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15-The sanger
Dund has decided to hold the sapgerfest
once In three years hereafter. The nevt
fest will be held in Cleveland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Salt Lakes Approximation Reducad

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Senate COM
mlttee On public buildings and grounds at a
meeting this morning ordered the amount
reported TO the Senate reducing the appro
prlatlon provided for a building at Salt
Lake city from $500 900 TO S4OO. 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Susan BIS Seyentietb R,rt,a,. :.

WASHINGTON, Feb 15.-The seventie+h
anniversary of the birthday of Miss Susan
2. Anthony, the veteran champion of
womans rights, was celebrated bv a
banquet at the Riggs house this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
The Readless Body Identified

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 15.-Mrs. Hiram
Sawtelle to day identified the headless
trunk as that of her husband
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
The Navassa Rioters Trials Ended

BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-James Tasker. Ed
Woodford and Norman Wooster. three If
the Navassa rioters, pleaded guilty this
morning to manslaughter. This disposes
Oh the whole batch with this result: three
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Died on the Train.

Dan FRANCISCO, Feb. 15-Judge A. G.
Bradford, register of the United Stotas
land office in this city, died suddenly Ia.
day on the train at Irvington w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Cuba's New Goyernor-lener

MADRID, Feb. 15-General Rodridgues
has been appointed governor general of
Cuba u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Baron Lamin0tOn

LONDON, Feb 15.-Hon. Alexander Dun
GAS Ross Wishart Baille Cochrane, Baron
Harrington, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
The Count of Paris in Havana.
Salaries for Montana Officials.

HAVANA, Feb. 15.-The Count Of Paris
and Duke of Charities arrived today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
A Locomotive and a Hand Car.

STAUNToN, Va, Feb. ga locomotive
ran into handcar in the suburbs tonight,
killing two men and seriously injuring six
others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
A FIGURING Mill Burned.

TERRE HAOTE, Ind, Feb. 15.-The -four
ing mill OF the Terre Haute Milling COM
'pany was burned tonight, loss 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
Colonial Confederation Corgaror

MELBOURNE, Feb. 15.-The colonial CON-
federation conference has empowered the
premier of Victoria to convene tho oo,,fo,,
ence again in 1891. Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

Ths Aaasal Assine Of Tie Areeseeek
Csansy Aey.ssisssal eos.ssy vii b held 1t
Cssy's Hall. Hoalsoo, Tussssy, Jaa I4,h ~
: P. n. A good sssendaoce 10 expected.
Tbs annual meeting Of the wsstsfs
FIseata4uis Agricultural Society viii De
holden in Aonsoo II the Once Of J. r.
Spragu<. 90 Ssta,.sy. January Iiih q,
oos o'clock. r. u.
The meeting Of the Psnooscot Agriculsu-
raj Society held on January u. va 3D.
joasnsd to Wednesday. January sth. .,
the CRY Council rooms In Bangor A fa |
attendance 10 very desirable a. IL 10 the A.
naal meeting and the election Of omeer'
Ala meeting Of TIE North Waldo Agri-
cultural Society bed 81 Caiiy, Dee Is, II
VA voted TO bold the nsIt annual shov ADD
fair ss Unity. Oct and 2. 1850. It vas
slso voted to build . hail 90 The ground for
the exhibition Of articles entered, and q
grand stand Nth sesia for the public.
At the annual meetias Of the Pisc2tzGais
Central Agricultural Society, the follow q Z
named officers we're elected for the rasuins
year Pres, A. N. Aver. Dover; vi e
Pres j A. PhilbSiek FoIerof,: Secretary
ami Treasurer, u. z. Dinsmoss. Dover
Trustees. Thomas DAsgett. FoIcroft, j. y.
Barxsss, Dover; Z. ) ireland. ssbse, {
A Howard, sanxerville, &. II Lorins Gull
ford, W. Y. To.ne. Moason. 4. r. saos
Atkinson.
A meeting Of the executive officers OF
the Franklin Agricultural Society .as held
II Pennington lsst week IL vas decided
70 bold ls three days CONNIE ncing Tuesday
Sept. 30. 1880 The Trustees made the
following appointments Of sub officers and
commuters Div i.,, VI +, Tufts. Farm
inzton DIV "a. 4 r. Gilman. Farming
tn; DIV 81. Is. W Brown. Wilton Div.
fth, j T. Mosher. Ses Vineyard. Field
maa. Geo Mclaughlin Marshal, John j
Hunt, Wilton.
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A country minister was visited by ons Of
his flock, Q well-to-do farmer, who told him
that he came on . very unhappy mission; ths
fact was that he and his wife had had trouble,
and be wanted the ministers advice.
Whats the matterr asked the minister.
Can't you agreei"
"Oh, can agree. you sss, parson, but
Aatildy Jane, she can't agree
We'll, said the minister, smiling, "n there
u one Of you that can agree, you ought TO Be
able to get along"
WAL" said the farmer, iii Matildy Jans'd
git along. l think thered b peace in the
family"
But 1t takes two to make quarrel. Farmer
Jones"
"Twos Well, all l en- say is, parson, that
you don't know Natildy Jane. II that ere
woman can't git up . qusrril all by herself,
miss my guess"
"She must he . very capable woman, Mr..
Jones, said the minister, smiling little.
"Capablei II you've got anything in your
catalogue that she Amt capable Of, shd lke
| to know what it is"
Come, come, Mr.. Jones, You have al
ready shown yourself sufficiently sharp
| tongued. l will warrant there Is another
side to the story"
That's just what's the matter" said thu
farmer When hear Matildy James story
l make up my mind that my side haint 90,
no story At all She's drefYul smart woman
Matildy Jane is"
TOO valuablea woman, Mr. Jones, for you
to quarrel with, IN be bound"
"Wsl, parson, said the farmer, reasctively
~ don't know but what you're more'n hall
| right. l guess III 60 home and - what
Matlldy James got for supper, Somethin
good, III warrant ye. Shes powerful good
| cook Puts in leetle mite too much pepper
but it's pretty good cooking"
And 80 Farmer Jones started contentedly
home, 'reconciled by the thought Of Matildy
James cookery. Youths Companion.
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What might he termed IN earnest recon-
ma.datson Of young woman - hoasskeeper
= that Of an English Clergyman publisAed in
The Oxford Guardian: "A bsneacei Clergy.
man can co0scien tioualy recommend . Young
lady, between q and ~ - . superior house
keeper She poa0o two rare quaIifca,
tons, being demonstrated and accomplished.
She can play and ang, and knows practically
how u cook . nice dinner with economy and
punctuslity; plays TIE haFmonium At church
with much taste, and can sing any difficult
muse 1t aght Is An early riser Know,
bow to drive She h nice looking. hrisha
md chessfui; no gusnpir: highly intellectual
but unaruming; quick correspondent and .
good grammsrian. A brother clergyman. a
N inAuentaa Ayman. or lady in need Of .
eonndential, compAnionabls housakaeper
would not Be disappointed. Her command
ING presence and modest, attractive damsano,
appreciated BY rich and poor She has nov
twenty -nve guineas . year, and deserves
mora A native Of Ssrrsy and Of . rapect.,
be family sah1aesory reference TO q
county magistrate and his wife. Addre.
Rector Of IngolmoiAr
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h@ d log 0aS % pinn3aI arouaA -.
sad H. dEi1s Or kass b - - vn - fsanl
hm - haA vWn fer . ysar a. onra 49,
b I'D sssppsd . nass - nnds ~ - -
out % se11t voyages vffh ID raft. and -
would not Fave euGesd himaalf 70 Is 0slr1fy
I'D b known his sxAet loeataoo- WIN -
finally did - COZ ie vas with ths expscfasna
" soon landing % so0s Other Island 70 -
south
Ths capeainS pruvt.ioos tor shs voyaGs
consisted Of roasted btrtts and fruitA Ths
only thing he bad % bold water vas shelh,
and by filing four or dvs Of them b cal
cuIarsd oa . vssks supply. One day, vhsa
fair wind blew from the north and The
-estEsr gave promiss Of noidiag good for
everai days he cast loose from the isiAod
and begun nis periloas voyage. He bad besa
four days out when We sighted hum, and
there vas NO land except bis iAiand, within
100 miles His supply u water was Eons,
nls provisions within q day Of il, and even
the hight seas encountered bad ainost racksd
hls raft TO p.seea He figured that be bad
made 100 miles in the four days, and when
ve came 10 look as the chart We came 70 the
conclasion that be WAS out of ais mind No
slcn g.land wns put dovn-indeed, no land
ot any sort-for . thousand miles in any
direction He inasted On the truth Of his
story however There was his raft, and
that was in bis favor IL was against com
mon sense 10 believe that he bad come from
Madagascar or Australia on such noat -
that
The whole story vas gone over many times
before We reached Melbourne, and vas thew
gwen 10 the psp>rs and 10 the goverunosnt
officials. Il was 50 strange that no one b.
lieved IL, and We were seeking 10 get around
ir by denying that the man was Capt. HAf-
sen, when 10 ths man that had been his first
mate and sailed the ship home arris 81 In port
AZ mate Of Scotch ship and Identified bis old
commander at once. There was = govern
a,ent survey ship In port at the time, and,
after sofne delay, she set on with Capt Han
sen on board 10 locate and chart TINS solitary
island We could give her the location within
A hundred miles, and after sailing TO and fro
for week, she made discovery. While she
could not find the island, she did ind u snoal
or bank in mIdotean to mark It's ste
Further than that trees and other drift
stun yer. encountered In that locality 70
prove that some queer thing had taken place.
On u SPOT about q mile square soundings
showed a depth Of from thirty TO SIXTY fest
only while all around IL the lead would take
down mile Of line While Capt, Harssn
could not show them an island, ne could
point out the site OF one, and in their report
to the |. sernment the officers Of the ship
took the theory that the island had sank into
the sea from whence 1t sprang. The spot
was placed upon all the charts Issued the next
year. and foot note warned navigator 70
give It a wide berth Capt. Harsen reached
home in good health to sail many other voy-
ages and died only about ten years ago.
While the truth OF his story has often been
questioned in newspapers and on shipboArd,
the prepoDderanee Of proof was in favor Of
his veracity Not the slightest reason existed
for miss,sting the real facts New York Sun
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A young lawyer who comes to . big city u
make bin fortune must first make himself
known. Without scQuaintAnces he might q
veil try To manage q comic opera company
on . dessrt island - to get cases Of desirable
kind The piece Of advice that il first given
the yoong lawyer by the Older heads when b
ccuno to st. Iouis is, Make yourself known r
There are different ways Of doing this
Some young fellows, If they have money
plunge into society the very first thing
That's . good thing in its way, but do moi
bs,ieve that it pays in the long run Other
Join secret orders, attend meetings regularly
and in few weeks know several hundred
people by sight and name. That is one Of thu
bst plans, and . very popular one.
II you are familiar with the secret organi
nations Of the city, just think how many o.
their officers are lawyers. Another plaT
which is employed with good results BY many
il to take board in . down town hotel, and
spend great part VI the time, out Of ofncs
hours, in the rotunda. meeting strangers anc
talking One keeps himself in touch with al
the news this way, and makes valuable nc
quaintances. The young lawyer who il
fortunate enough to get y desk in the Office
Of some established attorney, whose friend
and clients he meets, is in the hest position Of
them all, and will probably begin making
money sooner than any Of them. II, viii
this advantage, he will also put into execu
ton one of those other plans. he will g
ahead rapidly-Ons Of Them In St. Loui
Globe Democrat
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CIV. u. w..s. . Pair c>.....

good thing, good for them. good fos
oegAaissd socissy I'D good Ter H. country
tAas or men hall b hh.r.liy sa.r..sl: Il |.
equally good that vomsa, u moshsr, n
taan and ths trainsss of tAar infancy. u
noadsss Of tAsir character, .hall Be- vis :,
10y an good, Ays rhs PA1adsapAia Ledger.
II education maAnt - nors than souiunins
nan or woman for practical pursuit in Hss.
It shoald still b - opsa 70 H. Latter n 70
IL foEn~. But il naaas grsas ds.l npr,
thaa tAas gsa~.1y; II msaas Q euunss
RuedMhnS. elsvsting and hbsralizins At IL
mind, arsaGtAninx q ~ eAaracs~. a
Gpna Of ~ pDaa.xs ca4AhCisias Of
fainao u earcis snau o. gru.A WIN IL
. eoeadsrd what bsaa6cial tAi.ss wous.
have vroeght in ~ world, vAss thsy hav,
dos 70 s.iseoe, srs I'D hsrssurs. IN rsaiess.
I'D politics. even though dsharrsd from he
Aagh@ Aseatson q ~ gras seAoaa. q -
r.Aay = bshsvsd tAas z - I'M suS -
nevs4 - acAisssnaA It vmm II N
p.An "AarA ~ ssah ev.d vsaa Au6v
~aA - slaAl - ~ q -
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GUDes q II ~ I'm Arr ~ -
b guaAsd hxcFcsmseasaa n - s1
vsPO ehcsD o< - ie.cosaf -, ! an1am
dpuhs thu truth q shs reveaAssos I ~ ~
csivsd m India
easily found nv fr,s.d s.d pForssdsd -
o.c~ to Camsruas iOAgingA tod H. ND
hdy I vns oos Of the 1FB and would wais
siu Nr. Cameroa cams ho0a. Shs shovsd
. ss oocs 10 hs room which ny frssod I'D
70 trouble whatever in opsoinG with 90 o.
his numsrous ksyA
We as oncs 81 70 work. bat After . clos
sunsch of ct laass IN hour - could ind moth
II. looked at ny watch The time vAs
Rrovinx short. for Cameroa vas likely soon
70 return In 1t Of imparisnce gave the
trunk, which had juss bsea rAnsacking. .
vicAos kick 1t seemed TO me that ii gave
forth rs,her peculiar sound. and ~ once
sooupd down and measured from the top Of
- trunk To the aops II was twenty thrss
iueAA nov msasared inside from the top
10 ths bottom of tbs trunk Tvs1ty-svo
incAs. Allowing something for TIE bottom
of sAs trunk, ARs vss about thrsequarters
Of N inch unAccountsd for. With fsverish
hasa. turned il UPSIDE down and prisd up
shs bottom, and tbesV whsre it had bern con-
csaIed BY Q falss bottom vas The missing
vuaissi
Al 10 O'Clock the Dsxt morning al ths
msmbess Of Tie firm wsre a0embled In .
few hrief words todd them my story. M
Witaers stepped 70 TIE door and aid, Please
walk IN here for . moment, 4r. Cameron.
As Camssun @ntsrsd Wiibefs locked the door
and lid ssernly, Where were you on the
night Of March Is. Mr. Cameron He
turned dsathly pais and trembied like leaf.
With that grasped him firmly BY the shoul-
der and aid, And bow cana this wallet IN
your pnsnEouT
With terrible shrek be dropped u his
knsss, crying. Mercy. Mercy l did not
mean to kin him. l did not mean to kin
him, Only let me go and viii tell you all. "
Miserable man" exclaimed WitherS, I'VE
cannot deal with you. Your crime is one
against the law Of God and man" Cameron.
was At once gwen into custody and made .
full confession 10 the olicrss Of the lav. He
expiased his crime On the gallovA
IL seems that he had overheard the inten-
ton Of my brother TO go 70 Cornwall, and
hai taken the ame train. He had alightei
at Callington while the train vas still in mo
ton and pretended 70 my hrothes that he
had aasrehsd through ~ train witeost being
abs 70 hnd him He then declared that Mr.
Withass bad given him instructions 70 30
with nv brother asd examine some mins in
that neighborhond before ssstng the parties
With whom be was 70 deal. Mr.. WitherA, be
aid, had just received some private informa-
tsou about ths property. Bsins familiar
with the country, Cameron had tAn led TIE
way and murdsred and robbed my brother
exactly - bod sen him do 1t in Tie HindooS
mirrw
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MARKET REPORTS.
Boston Market.

hssros Dec. -
Frocs frad- eon'ina~s quiet ~i,h ao % bay
Ing where they arr IA position "a hold VI. aad
consequently Il does sDt take much 10 meet the
want. Of dealers Values aaid GA a very steady
bash.
w. ,a0,s 6Bs ana .upsrnns tl.2 g. extra ana
s-cosd.. tsss 10. hinH b .rr. clear and straight
o. S@t % ~iater wheat, clear aud straight, ~ 10
~ u. ~lnier pat =, 7Sss u. sprins patent, ~ u
al 40 tor " IL and MINI
CoEsAEAL-- The market Is quiet With prices
unchanged
W quot. thoie. kiln dried Al q yosz 10 pr
bill pr bag. t-ssDc snd Tor choioa 1rAnuiat d
'oss- ". quote high mixed ,saitste. steamer
yellow +sats. steamer. Eatso good no grade
Dsssc ~ lpts loSer ss 70 quality,
RYE ft''t X Is selling 10 small lots at 81 saaa u
per bbl
OATMEAL T. steady at u "a pr bbl for hn+
aud " 71as "a Tor cut.
bars-SrW fancy oats. @s.;6c Nol white ga
81 No White. jla2iet new 10. xrsdrs. ssi,e
bs,s spriny b al IL sack. AT o., 2aaf 50
anil sls sDsl6 - for winter
fKnyisIpss-fh- market conttna.s steady and
unchanged
W. quot. Long cuts. sla s0aia %. short cat.
u, DalAoe, backs, ti1 tDala %. lean snd.
sla 80, pork tongues. ssoo. mess, tt2 70. pr,m'
tli 60. fresh ribs. &c .au-age-, &c, b"iusn'
saasag.s. SC. hams, 'Osi 0lr. small Halle
smoked shoulders, ais7c, eurued, sIe. smoke
ribs, cic. bonsless breakfast bacon, l0lc pre--e'
nsEt Extra plat" and extra family beef - O
AZ 10, plate, o. Sas %. extra mess, h 80. mes
q ~, beef hams 90 ~. beef tongues, bbi. els q
alsoo. hf Dbl. ~ 80. trpe. hf bbI. $500. honey
comb frip-, ~ rs pr ht bbi
Fst-H BEsF- 'hotu- steers. 5agie good. Gu
40, yhi, BAD extra heavy hinr.. ytaiOe gpoi
10 good. s,a,c light. lasi rnttl-. 1iail chue.-
.htt backs, 5acc rumps, -ai2ie rounds. iaaAe
rump- and lo4ns, 7aIte short ribs, sale, loinA
sai7e. chic no butts aud rolls are selling at ~
a rIst.t
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The Dainty Girrs Love Bag. :.

The dainty girl is full Of fancies for decor
ating her room. One Of the latest ideas is the
string OF love bags made Of bits Of silk
which have done service gentlemens era
vas, or scarfs. or wedding gowns, or party
dresses The silk is made up into bags about
two or three inches in width, the upper part
being fringed and tied just below With mar
row ribbon TO match in color Thess bags
are stuffed with cotton and Achet powder,
half dozen Of these trihes being strung To-
gether and hung At the side Of . mirror, or
from the hack Of . chair or the head Of ths
bed. permitting the dreamer TO imagine h@>
self in . eo~es gardsn. Omaha w13d-
Herald
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But oh what damned minutes tells h,
DER who suffers but waits: who writhes
yet means; before he makes up his mind t,
send out for just twenty FIVE cents worth Of
Salvation Oil, the pain cure.
They say the average politician is getting
hosrse talking about tariff and no tariff
but h0cures his cold every night with DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup and begins sfresh mex
morning with the lark. isntdltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-04

Where is your homer a.ked lady, who
vas visitor At . military post, Of one Of tn
ofncers' wives With my husband, $ prompt
ly replied the wife. oh, yes, Of courss, y
said The Lady: but maAn in what part OF
the eoun1yf Il have no home IL wife
ndiy ansv~sd. Il vas born at q military
post which no longer exstA Ny father and
noth~ ars both dad, and If my husband
w.s TO dis tomorrow do not know vhsrs.
IN ths broad land Of our. should 70. |
have ben % long On the frontier with nv
husband fssfing that al could claim Of
rome vas with hin, tAas have grown out
q tbs rscollsceiua q th0as sv0 With W.
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