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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IT.,
IN the subscribers, of Anne ARM.
County, have obtained from the OrpG,s.
Court of Anne Arundel County IN Mar
land, letters testamentary oa ,be os
sonal estate of THOMAS s BRAII
late of Anne Arundel county deceased !
All persons having claims agalns,tbeag
deceased, are hereby warned to erAlyl
the same, with the vouchers thereof d
the subscribers on or before the
STH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1890
They may otherwise, by law, be e..
cluded from all benefit Of the said esAs
All persons indebted to said estate are r.
quested to make immediate payment
Given under our hand this 3rd dN q
May, 1890.
BARBARA NJ. BEALL.
J. II. FORBES,
90 Execution
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-15
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Hats of Finest Quality.

Our Goods are all new and fresh, no
old stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-15

Having personal charge of this depart
ment, 1 invite my Annapolis friends and
others when in the city to call and inspect
our large stock, feeling assured that can
offer them greater inducement than any
other House. j. T. JEWELL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-15
NOTICE TO CREDrTon,~

NOTICE is HEREBY crvr,.
IN the subscriber. Of IN, ne
County, has obtained from n" aApoi6
Court of Anne Arundel conn ore 9'pelss
land, letters testameptsrv u NSy.
sonsl estate of ELF ABRfH N N he Pc,
late of Anne Arundel Co de- - eOOE
persons having claims apalpst It 1 al
ceased are hereby warned II II e 'sS ssit q
same, With the vouchers ther Sog'ca u
subscriber, on or before the 'O'' 70 u,
serH DAY OF OCTOBER, ,s,.
They may otherwise. bv lsw
ded from all benefit of me ss en- oe eEcle
persons indebted to said estate s .s'A'e al
ted to make immediate paymen s'e 'elOs
April, 1890 -'a Tag
BENJAMIN E BEvN
ESeeu,o,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-15

In connection with this establishment is
the GLOBE STEAM Id UNDRY. ROBT.
BELLS, lO2 Main Street, Agent for Anna
polls, where all information win be given 4lS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-15
FURNISHING GOODS.

Also full line of Gents, furnishing.
Underwear, Hosiery, Nsckwe0r in all the
Latest Styles. 6 Shirts to Order $6.75;
Shirts to Order 1926, fit guaranteed
Orders by mail given my personal at
tention.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Gin ReaI gsiatc Go Get.


-A.-TO LEASE. the very choice cor.
~. u,r store and basement, also Fl AID
81 lots: size G5Nll2. northeast corner oi
Houston and To-by >.-.t containing pas
.,u-cr AID freight elevators and steam
heat; also automatic nre sprinhlcrs. Il.
qANFNBAUN, 80 broadway.
4 MAGNIFICENILN furnished house
~ on 5th-aVc.. near Manhattan club
luxurious HON" for % private family. com-
p.etcly furnished possession luu cG iS'e!y 4;
family going abroad. address FOR ltrIru-
lars OPPORTUNITY. Box IOj, Itounc
once.
a RARE CHANCE for ulllinor. a
a business already cstab.shcdi ~ let
251 Sth.ayc.
T>IEABLE OFFICES AID ~NLr =.
~ ROOMS iu TIE Kent Eu.din-. sl3
Broadway and Prescott Bnt+.- 3-1
B-oa1way also store AMI .1.t- various
70 atoms. l.. TANLNBAlN 5-' B WAY.
4 STORY HOUSE. 3o,n-,t.. b.t. Madison
4 aad 4th aNc-.. r.nt 1000. fo. -l...
tai-ain. also apartments furnished ana un-
fusaisAcd. DALEY, "a We. .5tH--t.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
r)ork lOanleo.
F'eLllales

Females.
AMERICAN Lady, who Is compelled
y NT sudden ir.rI-rs 20 become bread
simmer. -. hs SON honorable ,mp.o, mout
tIt -'l. d.f and music 90 London aud
l'..-. au.4 would -t' h.i .'lt .c,, as teach
tf .Uu-tul.l A'.l. 80 uu..iHtI salary D.
..'I O. Notn '. t--, -tlLt 1nd secretary 20
... 1N mrn. aud fp cu'r' .no'er ui INST
..'s. Di't r-. , hls cIlcIti1a. Intelligence.
perfect l'tl'i tid np .n umbfan sd
ar.-- kAIillElNE VAN >CHAItk,
Dcuora. ro-to'a-o Bfooa.yn
4 lotND lady. competent s.cnographer
. a d..i ilp Nrirt Cr,.rr- po-lloi h. u
.,er.'D',. Address EILIAbLt. Box l..
.FD.f" Branch ptD'. Log %i-aNr.
1 LADY vio In- her diploma a. book
! flrp'r 1f .- .'up 'eut ~ arithmetic.
'-.to, - position. Address l.. Y, Tribune
OMr'.
] AuY m la..,d .luu.'lH.r, desire,
- whiting 80 i0I.. pain ana r'i .d
..,.r dtt -r oi. "''A Nd
i.' l~ii,. lli i'>' -!-'.-t
tNrN.EI,T r,.,d. p.,s~ .op.ed l.t.
NJ t'r, vlt'"n c.n"rl writing ~ homc
- IiNorENrU.E ant rtrEWElTHE.
I.' f.u Dl larry must las. work.
Address N-- "lLhE>. sol ~, li'h--t.
-, I-Np,EAIiN 4Ut T-I.NEITING.
- iRct graduate. pa. l'it.- toI"rn.
office '.l.f. .r.. .oum... 't. G,,ile- .t-
I.- H.u.-t ..u-. >. g.,
l.'.0 NatI-o1-.t..
w ElIl ~NN. Sind l.-an u.lp ra-p'c.
w fNl. t."r- rH"ln. thrown 80 her own
r.-.'..- o. r.' "H.n of -1fn. Sind to ~rr-
.r' h....f 'HI f.... YrH.-..I .'. 70. VI =.
FIf.ti r. i.' p.tr.--t. b'.o oalfu. l.. ID.
"a AHtrp Position rl.r. f.. u-.t T.
w ...- of 40 educated. -o1-ci,utous
... pathetic WON Az .to.nr H.'D" Of good
fnt ,arl o' '.. Nn.l. .. alpr-. iat'i (;
UPTOWN O0r' .a~ Br'Id
~ 80, LADY v.'. i...- -~ ability and
good p.n.an q -.r fI..tlou. o1.ce
r.rE pr E.rl t'-u- mo- ~. Addre-,
60. ". Tribune WoHn % i-37 B'Way.
" OI So ndY dc-.fc- = .tion I'm down
'.Hn Office. ,i' -rlf. operator also
v..... I.l. hafI AIlDIHAPlL Tribune
branch Ofec. l5- G.la
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Real Gsiaie i0anic0.


A Farm WNNILD. dry soil. within one
y hour 81 CTS, must Dee within laf milr
o. a railway station; vlA glte 81 O., -lu-c
two nearlN new cottages in N.~'--.l-- q p
a. Coue' / and. ad. I.a.ng Grand BpH.'s siid,
tfo sand IL.ur'e- wax f. tH.-raf
station. Price 1lH .ON0t 10 ln,lil. ORANGE,
J. L. WjLCDI4, owner, 20 trat .--i.,
NeU-Nork.
no PCECHAs- -3---ory bro uNouc
4 house above I-1-l-,t.. between Made
SOL a.I %. 1t,~. ll. llft. ...g- ?" I.,
4rDunr UraLeA once, 81 H.u4-"at
NXANIID D-~msu country place or f.w
w a.-e> Sea, Long Island Sound iu 'N-
cial-e for solid silver t-t -r-. 'Dfhtu
maker and nur paintings unr furniture
Acdr.-- ESTATE BOX I-3. Tribune Branch
On-e. j5i 3faFc.
W hNIIp -Icreu.u, a.d f.t i.rr .,v.
w Nrn-No.a a.H Hr A.tr au
tcnt lal qra.'c'l 10 sIr7".
cis-.. REST cFANAN.-- Co.. BIO
yirANTGD -H.'..cn 4Dr.-, a.I ,.'.-
w S.. good ao.-. .a r.t
'.4..r. so 90 o. --- DN.. ..'.rr-' '.N"-
Brd .l-.alr.c.fs - nDf 'o er.'.t ''' r.ft
J E g. I..t t..u 'n... l-
IroaitaF.
w A~.Er 'i,t..m e.f. dwelling. 1.-
,.f9 :-syo0. BRADFORD. l.1.H
ta'r.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

I, or SALE. Uppor Montclair, y. J.
New house. II rooms, inrlndlne balh-
manner shade tree, town water Wih-
ute from depot; macadsmlrd street l1t
SGy1JO price 46750 - 600 can ron 'l!
Apuly n G. W ANDEKSON, leJ B'oaH'
way. New. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

HARMS Large, small. for -alc. s.. 600
L ~ CSC COO. valuable fruit farm, WIN
Il. 900 pears. 600 poach trees, all a. great
bargains some 20 exchange. J. w.
FIELDER 80 Liberty.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Counlrn N:a. C5inic 90 Get.

. OH r. lc.t ra1nflr,1-irr ioA'o
l. steam p.H.f. -t. p4Ucl" ..n--t., ~ ~
- lol.. VITA .a3 oIcri suitable Tor b4'.-
It-,.
TV3 .I>I. ItKNl~uLD COMPLETE.
.r short tus, a most -.i4H..
C..-.- Auno house. ODD Long Island t'nir
Ial..-- fs.M Bf,oe}u 0r I.''f l-.tnn
{ --. contain, g. and ail modern mp. .r-
~, circuit. U..l a.-c .u. .ltQ. r-r ~ 200 Pie
U.,a. la.-. and .1...- 'o" ail 'h n-i
tam, mol.rat.' fcf.l.ar'- c,.t.a- o. 04-
cr.-- tos 20. V,e., III POLY 80, IfD'hr
On-e.
e. D. o.. %. =. y. and l.r'.I .1 lt. l..,
. minutes from station. t.-ifa'.r ro''a...
s o.. nr-. To, good irtt 1uD ID ' DE
mt e-yJ. Audirs- ~. y. KNIGHT, 1o-
Iafarttl.-aNs.. E.0n.ltu.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
domestic Situation5 Uanteo
Males

COACHMAN.-By young married man,
" no chlldien; thoroughly eomic IN
reference from ls,t employer. address G'
d.. 30 West 3Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
domestic 5itunlJus Udntt0

Females.
A -A.- ------------t
"A. MRS l.. SEELY
formerly Miss J.. tampbelN,
IS WEST 21D-SI
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE
And FEMALE LMPLOIMLNI
BIEfAt.
All references strictly invc-t.cot d.
servants br,dhin- engagements VIII Dr
dismissed from oll-e ANA forfeit all claim
20 fec pad.
y. 'B-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
IS WE~I -.D-Sr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

1 ADY Or CTNTLINA with - 900 can
Il hear o. excellent opportunity tIr ln.
,.-'n.rn' v. hIv Irtgfl-. y, BoN li1,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

~ NO young men. German, as drivers or
i ,taDlemtn; nrst.c.ass reference from
last employer. o. B., Last e5th-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Rnslliess Chdnccs

c.-OO TO $500 TO invest in legitimate
tTJOO Du,ihr-- insurance or real estate
preferred replies must state nature oi hu-l-
moss. A.. Bon j. Tribune LItcon once,
23S Broadway.
GO 0OO WILL IuIoha-c old, established
,yO, WV hardware and sporting goods
Gu.Incs-; coot lo. canon 'lugr .uG profit, hle
trade. iOr 10 tirl.ai~ dGdrc~, IUIILI
4 DOWNING, Isl BcadWav.
$4,000. 1sDo0S Hc Suy wv 1ius5e sile"ic Gusi o.
lass property and established cash business
3 hours writing a day, netting 500 a
month, In It-t town of America of $4,000 .
absolutely sure and safe Investment. JOHN
BOLE. Grand Rapids. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Connirn Real Gsidte for Sale

Y OR SALE or RENT.-Ncar Short HIS
station, q country RESIDENCE, 10 rooms,
several acres and stable. GEO +. DODD,
-.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

OACHMAN In country or second-nan IN
~ city by young msn. lately l1nd.t
10 years good reference. Address L. WAND,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

NNASHING-A spectacle coi0red WON:
W an would Ike family washing good
reference Csll or address Mrs. MADOCEk,
100 ~ - 3bfh-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

lI.,I- IOE ~ALt.-De, ..opel. oro-
vi pco1.rIr- l'cf hlteL r.ii 1u1rU an1
pace min prop rites reported upon.
CARL NCLZ. ". E.. Iia',ry. Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

l HAVE o. 300 Guardian EI'riar Alsna5
thai cot $1,000 fo mako. Nno wants
20 make -.Hr money lf ralng tu"' lnt a.
75 can't, each. ia. Il. THOMAS, 90 than-
I.---.f.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Brooklyn Real Estate.

r. or SALE-HOUS chance
\ Pi,rrcpout-s. 3-st1ry and attic. brick (;
,u.rnldcent lar.c extension; dinng-room
nri buffers pantry; over SO GOO recently
C>p"lded on Improvements ana dccofal9NS
fq,dw0od finish throughout most uoclh
-rd s..racfivc hOusc. price $500
CHAS. 4. SEYMOUR & CO., 2cS Mon
tSeup.St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

TOulI~. experimental vofa and snail
NJ ua.i.ner. mHa. 4p"rr' price. ff-f-
class wofs. 80 GfrenWlDh-aND nedl ID'h-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

GUACHMAN.-B gentleman fot his
y late coachHan. who l. thofodehly eA'
pyrlcnced city c0achran; tcLpcraie, re-
~ucctful. obuging turns out his horses. car
.iaecs and harness neat and clean, ana IS
promptly on time single. age p years. Ad-
dress CbOACUMAN, Illplne IpsO"h
OGicr .3S BrOadwav.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Gciu Ulntro.
NIales.

Males.
4 GENTS WANTED.-Gcreral and local
n ap.ni.. o. handle thc new fat' thclul.
cal Iul Erl.ilg fHtl creates. HtN ~
over PRODUCED ,ta,,, Ink IN Two scDonGS :
u. aItI.iou ol mpeT. 100 10 800 prr cent
Ir.nt. ,,ll, 40 sight, territory az. luttly
fir.. salary 20 good men sdh pie 80 ''ht'
b.. mail For t,im~ and iuu laiucuiats
address tho u.an.la. tafrr- III M'NhOH
LRASEE CO.. Ia Crosse WIS.
A NAN to taL. orders. collect aud assist
~ ia delivery. familiar with 'i't ana
sIuu-1s: American or ili-h. Win correct
habits, liberal salary ~ r!sht party. After
80. {. l.. ROE. - lie7dr-st.
IOACHMAS.-N gentleman residing In
- WH-hinatyu. Who hd- Two pIii dr'NHhG
horses and two riding horse. with thc usual
complement OF garbage. harness. Sc. de-
-.rr- = thoroughly competent ana r'ilaulr
,oichfuan Address. With references. w.
II. H.. tribune Ohr"
n A&VNSsER~ wantd. Who have had
Y cNurr.snc" Ia selling Z" '''H"iic' can
,.for the best selling -in iIit' O." ''' in'i 80 q
and viii pay salary or liberal commission !,
don't fan to iuNc-t-at", thls is grand
opportunity f1r tho-. np r"an hu,inrrr.
Ol'PORTJNiTY. HoN H?. Tuann' Once.
UEEASINT. tho latest commercial in.
IL N.ntiou gentlemen win push wanted
10 Introduce iu Ncw-lork. Bf"oAlln ana
jersey Cry. rlr' chance o. secure paying
business. = OOl sold in PHILADELPHIA. Nd
dr,-, Wit. stamp. WlLLlAM-ON, ~ y.
+th--t.. philadelphia.
=, AII~NlAN Educated nan 10 g." q"
= northern Nrv-Jcf-cv Wiin mannr'r ,
must rflc bond and rff"frntr-. nD books ,
liberal ray. HILL. - lp-i lith--t
-, Ar.r-~NlF.N. N.-r,so educated mon 20 60
- Wfh me Co '0rncctrNti ~"inrthi""
NOW ana permanent wlu pas you to inNcs-
ula'c. BARTLETT. ~ fo'' i.h--'.
rpHOEOUGuLY ,Nperi. nr'd m'n wanted
to -oll.i. orders foi comm rial PRINT
ing. one who ha. an established trade Pre-
irrfcd 29 Ro,"--t.. l't floor.
w ANTED An experienced ne inNur,,
w an,o solicitor 10 take position of
state ~uuarihtcnd,ut oi agents, none but
nr-,-cIasi mon with Al reference need
apply. Address II. ". Ir'hun" ohi''
WANTED. Stouo,arhcr. ,opn'c q
w taking note. and putting them iu
shape far irft.f- man ~ capacity enough O.
fY.r charge ~ an Office in hanrla curing
business Addr.~-. stating age. eNp -,fir'
and -alnrv expected, MANIIA' TT FIN'r
Tribune Office.
w ANTID An experienced salesman to
w sell tab. glat-wat'. lamps. fr"'h"fF-
one IN Nc.,- -ic'-ay and pcnn-ylNanA. Nd
Gr,-- E. N. Tribune once.
Females
HOr~rKLIrIG WANTED fo- family
IL ol ftr. references Will l' rtrhint'l
Adir.--. -..'nS terms. &c.. CRAFT,
Ir.hun. o1Ur
7 ApY ArTTf~ coming uo-e. wonder
u f.i r,s r.lh.r r'l.f -n' Dr. 81 &
f,.if r.u,f 'r-,. Adffcs. II TIL S. CO..
.l6 Clra--'.. Cnira9o. I.l
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Drcssmakinq

EXPTKITNCFD DEEsSMAKEH to 90
IL out bI the dab. 039 6th-aNc.
4, g. g. GiLPATEItK. Modistos. $50
VI. park-avc., would liEc few more Gus
toners at home or by the day.
ID AEIsIAN drc-snaEcr elegant lall and
4 reception Lics-c-. moderate prices. o.
MICHT.L.pTi.;AND. 80 Wet lIta--t.
rnEIMMID NILLINEl;Y salc: also
4 l.I...' n.aicl al, used. MARION IC-
son. 8 West --d->'.
rp.HOEOUGH drc-smllcr 20 by. the day
on take work lolct evening dlc~-c-
speciality. perfect SO rGormtccd hlshc~i
D. sf.r,ure ALdr,sl IONILIINI, 100
West i-d-st.
vET AISIS. JACKFTS. Po'o0ais.s. nj.
~ r.gt..l,- cut anu TASTED only perfect
fitting from = 80 up. AAEIJN HLSJN.
Q Wet o-d-,t
g. TO French dIcs,"ahine; cutting.
y b1,,in. SOC; glove ht'irl .mrn cutter
H.tioaho.cs. ac. NINE. HOONh. 20 West
ith--t.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
tl1ork Uanteo.
niales.


~ WO young men. German, as drivers or
-tablemtni hrst-c.a-s reference rom
last employer. o. b., East e0th'st'
g. Ritter.
JDKAVELLING salesman. y years eN-
L lcricnce. wants Al side line for the
South and Southwest. Address SALESMAN.
BoN sS, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,-5S
broadway.
TrO ARCHlTECTS.- Inspector OF works,
a discneaccd. desires position In go)d
Grm OF large experience and reliable. AG-
dfess sCOTCHMAN, $50 Eas; l-5th.st.
TRUSTWORTHY and reliable married
man o, - wishes position as watch
nan. driyef Or porter In wholesale house.
Addrc., bErTFRECND. 1878 Avenue \.
~ yYPEsETrING-Boy OF Is wants TO
L learn printing. MALLORY, Tribune
Oiicc.
lGPHULSrEKER wants work in hotel or
u private fan lly; Al wcikman. Ad'
cr,s> STEADY. Tribune OGce.
~ ANIED.-By a young man Of IS.
w position IA Wholesale house; lS months
rHpcrcnco 10 hardware; good reference.
Address J. KNOWLES, 3li West l5th-st.
w ANTED. situation a. florist and gar.
w d,ncr; fully competent 20 take en-
rrInchc. satisfactory reference given from
former employer Nddr So =. l., care r. B.
Young & Co.,. ~ Cortlandt-s..
yp HELLWRIGHT.-S Steady. sober man :,
W years rNp rlnncs on express and
Iuck; hot afraid Of work. B.. Box IA.
rrilunc oMcc.
WILL 10 HOUSECLEANiNG. painting,
w Eai>pmilIur. Wh.tcwasnin9, paper
hanging. WM. ALEXANDER, 333 3d-ave.
W. ORTHY. capabl- persons to nu POSI-
w tIOn, of All GRADES can b" secured by
applying tniro days In adv ancc ~ the
CHRISTIAN AID TO EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY. - B.blo Iiouse.
NOUNG MAN. -. with rnechpnlcai ability
ard general bg,iuess crp,lience desires
position Nhrrn an active man Is rccullc !;
can Give $1,000 cash secuiiiy, 9f saine
amount ~ capital in an established manu-.
flr'urluc bls'E"ss ,an sketch Or design.
Adif,,, BUSINESS. Tribune Oficc.
NOUNG man. colorrG. desire. situation
a. auy klld. willing AID ob.lglnV, ref
I ,icn.cs. THOMAS, -Go Eiilabcth''t.
y N.Y., 2iAN Wishes employment ad-
di's-!ue envelope. wrappers. or any
/ ans o. writing Nr,'-c'a-, references.
'uIN LOVE. - pro.le't-st., Broo1lyn.
Not ~ col rc. man wi hos situation wiz
a rlo., Ur aS assistant lauitOl j. \
| THOMPSON. 80 Wc,t 3ith-st.
v OCNG MAN wants position in conmr,-
rIa. UoH~H. where aUbit ou is dpVF"-
.idt can furai-h iiSt-cia.s ferrGc" from
/ present employer. Address AMBlIlON,
i'o> -6. 1r'tune onicc.
VoUNG Man ~. desire, -ituat.on in 3
bu-iu,-- .,rYs experience iu drf
goods good D. f.touc.-. AdLfe-9 l., IL
ra-t 5ith..t.
NorNG man. DO. Adv. and intelligent,
de-irr- situation a. ciriA OF o0.,' as-
.i~tant; advancement. fllr p-um1n. Al
fc.,r'ncc.. Addrr,, :. D.. 153 fth-aye.
NOUNG Mas. d, driver, or work in
stable. gooi reference. Call or al
Gr,-, THOMPSON. 9-3 ~th-ave.
u OrND colored man wishes situation as
U-,fui-uau or a. waiter: hotel or
/ .,.-tlu-au.. -ii Wr.t f7th-.t.. Room >.
/ " OF NG man Of r. wi-he. situation in
| an office or % learn TRADE WN. j.
NtLIE. l9l Chauntcy-st.. BIco .'vn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Gountrn real Csinie for Sale

! CRAWFORD. 45 IT.. u,e. from New
"A Tork. On Central X Il. o. y. j. d'sif'
so French root mousse ior szie I.iI'' IDous'
nes s.afion. Apyy % WM. u. ElGLLc ".
Cr nirr1. Uo.o" Co. = j. or CHAS. LLO
AIRY. Al Msiicn Lane. n. Y.
HfW 7-TDnt cottage, s.. ZOO tra7.
- slO a.d interest fnOlthlF until pad fDr .
9. ..rll.at lrl-.fo.l0oI Us miles from
t.tr. within 10 minutes walk o. railway
r sttl,u. u l.. WOLCOII go trufrr--'.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

~ OOK by nrst-els lass coorcd woman
y al branches best Of references. iCI
last 4ith-.c.. Room %.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

COOK; arst-cl2ss can take charge Of
" kitchen, with or without kitchenmsid
city reference. los West 4lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

HOOK, iaLndTcss: also ehambernaid
Z waieItss two Swedes. together OF
parate; city Or country rrIercucts
CNIESOE f.5 Oth-ave.. upstairs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
RAIN.oR-sHINE RIDING.
A Word OF Advice to Ladies' Fond Of
Equestrian Exercise.

A Word Of Advice to Ladies' Fond Of
Equestrian Exercise.
There Is no need of losing ride be-
cause Of rain, and there are pleasures
given by ride In the rain which the
'fair-weather rider" never can know
pleasures OF sight and Of smell, new
aspects Of otherwise perfectly familiar
scenes, which are almost like new Gre
alton. Nor need our coolest winter
weather deter any one. A woman has
decidedly the advantage over man In
winter, tor her skirt acts the part Of
muff. and she need never fear cold feet.
In fact she need fear no suffering from
cold except in her hands. There are no
gloves which will keep them warm
while they hold the bride, but vigor-
Gus beating on the horses elastic quar-
tiers we'll behind the saddle will soon
send the warm blood tingling through
the fingers to their very tips, and after
that they will give no trouble for long
time. AS to ears, they will never re-
sist rub and quick trot, and once
warm they always stay so, as indeed
would the hands were 1t not for the en-
forced cramped position Of the fingers
1t is Of great advantage here to be mis-
tress OF two bride hands instead OF one.
A warm double-breasted overcoat should
be worn, and then know Of no more
sxhilarating thing than fast trot or
rapid gallop over the crunching white
carpet, while the loose, dry snow, flung
up by the hoofs, or dashed from the
trees by the wind, flies in the face
like the white foam Of the sea, and
every muscle Of the horse responds to
the tingle of the nerves in the sharp,
stin-ing air. The whole atmosphere is
cleft through and through by the shafts
Of light; the bare trunks and boughs Of
the trees are like beautiful sculptures
against the blue: the pines bear at tho
tip Of each branch, as 1t were, great
white blossom, while the hemlocks
sway heavily under their snowy burden,
and we ride through all the glory. There
is another variety Of pleasure in riding
through fast-falling snow-storm, when
the whole air is muffied and the horses
feet can not be heard. There is abso-
Lutte safety from slipping in the never
slip" shoes, even on glare ice. The
horse knows this as soon as he touches
his feet to the ground; and as the points
in these shoes can be replaced by sharp
ones as soon as they are dulled, there is
NO necessity Of having the horses shoes
ruthlessly pulled of every week or fort
night to be sharpened. Asalso the points
can be changed for blunt ones when not
on the road, there is no danger Of his
cutting himself with them in the stable.
There is absolutely no trouble with
them If the groom be careful not to let
them get rusted in, and little pains
every day will prevent this. But, in
deed, II your groom be careless, you will
be more unfortunate than Francis l. at
Pavia, for all will be lost.-Anna c.
Brackett in Harper's Magazine.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-01-18
A BALSAM PILLOW.
How Brie Earned Money to Pay
the Hired Help.

Now that fir needles and hemlock
needles have become recognized articles
of commerce, and every other shop
boasts its row Of fragrant cushions,
with their inevitable motto: 'Give Me
OF Thy Balm, o Fir Tree" am re-
minded OF the first pillow Of the sort
that ever saw, and Of what it meant to
the girl who made it. ] should like to
tell you the little story. simple as 1t Is.
1t belongs to the time, eight or nine
years since, before pine pillows became
popular. Perhaps Chateaubriand Dor
set may be said, for once in her life, to
have set a fashion.
Yes, that was really her name! Her
mother met with it in newspaper, and,
without the least idea as to whether 1t
appertained to man or woman, adopted
1t for her baby. The many syllables
fascinated her, suppose, and there was,
besides, that odd joy in piece Of ex-
trsvagance which costs nothing which
appeals to the thrifty New England
nature, and Is one Of its wholesome out
lets and indulgences.
So the Methodist elder baptized tho
child ''Chateaubriand Aramintha, max
ing very queer work OF the unfamiliar
accents; and then, as far as practical
purposes are concerned, the name
ceased TO be. How can busy house.
hold, with milk 10 set, milk to skim, and
pans to sCald, and butter to make, and
pigs to feed, find time for name like
that? 'Baby" the little girl was called
till she was we'll settled on her feet and
the use Of her little tongue. Then she
became "Brie," and Brie Dorset she re-
manned to the end. Few people recol-
lected that she possessed any other
name, unless tho marriage, birth and
death pages Of the family Bible happened
to be under discussion.
The Dorset's was one Of those pictur-
esque, lonely outlying farms, past which
ssHow retiredi how peacefuliD but past
which no one drives in the winter. 1t
stood, with its environment Of red barns
and apple orchards, at the foot Of low
granite cliff whose top was crowned
with ir wood; and two enormous elm
trees met over its roof and made .
checker-work Of light and shade on its
closely-blinded front No sign Of life
appeared to the city people who drew
their horses In 70 admire the situation,
except perhaps, . hen scratching in the
vegetable beds or lazy cat bAsking On