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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
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Thc lsIentl.cr To-DMy.

Forecast: For Virginia, heavy SHOWS,
casterly winds, stationary temperatures
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WILBUR S. POLE & CO.,
Rooms - nd 4, Exchange Building.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17
8.
Die WabIbehbrbe In u

Die WabIbeb6rbe IN Mufiin bal
feBt ibre GehfeQungen iiber bas &eluls
tat bsr Babl BON 4. Wopember been.
bet. Dana9 1T bas 2anbEraBens
Mmenbement nit 1874. 463 geeeil 3d.
OBJ Gtimmen angenommen por6en.
Sdmmtlide II bemofrdiiiGen gons
greBmdnner fnb nit febr groBen Mas
toritdten, bic BON 5000 bis SO, 226
(2anbams MaiOritdt i'm IL. DiHrict)
bariiren. TIMER @ongreBmann 5apers
erbielt cine Maioritdt bon IS, 1891
Stimmen.
Bel Ban Nlfpne, @rapioa goun.
ip, brad elm aus 4 Masgons beftebens
Der 3ug bur9 cine 6ol3bride unb OBJ
glei@ bic Wagen fart bef9dbigt tparer,
tpurbe mertpiiroiger Meife feiner Der
pa6aeiere erbebli1 berlebt.
= Sa Bonbam febten bic 6unten
elmer locomotive bic aaf Der Cotton,
platform liegeaben 8aummoQsB alen
in granb, uo6ur@ etwa 70 8alen
berni@tet tpurben.
= Muf elmer etna s MeiIen bon
9onep @rObe ~gelegene Garm tuurbe Der
oeutI9e GARNER 9ans sdOflp bon Tel.
rler eigenen 5rau bui6 eInen Nrtbieb
iber ben 9opf 70 f9per bertuunbet, baB
tuenig ansR6t auf fein W~ieberauftoms
tOmmen bcrbanben 1T. Mls @runb ber
i@redli@en Sbat tpirb a~neeseben god.
grabiser bduslider lnfrieben.
= Sames Sadion, Der Nufleber Der
&etrieoes plantage Bel Columbia. tpurbe
bon feinem 6auIe aus BEN Sintsrbalte
eri9oHen unb um 5000 beraubt. Die ct
our a~us3abluHg Der arbeitsl0bne er.
balten bate.
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Sic gimaeltanael.c rSina,,s.

Sic &aaaia, Del6e Die polisei geltern
Mbeno i'm TaIbion. Sbeater pornabm,
tueldes Eh ni6t i'm s~eeringiten um bic
fGbfiIGe Wtrorbnune tummette, bur1
weI9e ole iii bag Genre oer Singels
tansel geh6renbeu SnEiitute ens BET
Ndbe Der 9tosas berbannt tDDrbeu fnb,
Bat groBe Nufreguug beroorgerufen
9is Bolijei bat tabur6 aber MIR
lire 8fidt getban, uab 5tuar III proutp:
ter un0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WeiIe, tns
benz He ben fdbtii@en 0erorbnungen
@eltung osridafte.
Was biefe Sineeltangel' Orbinau3
a%nIaugt, 10 1T hieieIbe pblis correct,
benin fe 1T eb%eniopeit entfernt bon
Helm fdotiiaer gugber3iafeit, mie bon
abiolutsr 3hseuofefeit. sic wia oers
a,tige Spfitute, ME tie nun einn1al
ben tDeui8 eeldutatten @ersniigungss
beburfniKen zines fsbr groBen Sbeiles
unItrer Bebbifsrung &e6nung tragen,
ni9t uutereraden, logbern fe Uia bies
ielben nur bon ben 9auptspldben unb
aus Dem @orbergrunbe meg In Neben'
FraBeu bermeifen, tpo He i6 tpeniser
herborbrdngen unb tuo He nidt berari
i'm MiberFpru6 gu ibrer umse'
buns ftshsn, nie biz iebt auf Der
Miliiarp BfaSa Ger Iul mar, -
mo es eer ibser 0oIeneung eut,
sesengebenhen @iip . Sa(l enti6ieben
nibt gum 8oribeife eerei6te, Elm regel.
re9tes Sirgeltangei sum 8ls asg9is 81
baben.
Der abfoIat ni9t obae elueu berar.
tigen MiulenssmpeI tri1iren tann, tptr6
feinen Weg au9 Ihoa babiu fin6en.
nenn terieIbe in elmer SeiteHiraBe unS
on weniger auhdQigen @teusn fiebtI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17
@rnnOeisentbums : itebertrasmmsen

@ranSeigeatbmms : ltebertrasmnsem.
Geo. @. Gpfsin an @arIos Munos,
2 @runoHIde in MoraIss GtraBe.
So. 900.
u. @raSes an u. unb 8. 2ingsDeis
Ter, 8tunbhad an St5s 5Iores. @traBe.
$1,000.
q. u. Gafel au 5. G6mitter, @runb.
fid au BoIaris. Girobe. 5000.
M. u. Maberid on 5. &ocs, Elm
Drittel bss BIods 3miiGen Norb., Gen,
tres. Neuntes un5 SnbianoIas@ troBe,
$3.50.
Geo. 81. @uaioau all S. 6. R6pte,
on 4 Nder 2anb an Der Strabe nod
CORPUS gbrifi, $3.50.
u. u. Waber aH G.. Greienmutb, s.
WeiBmeper, s. Mepel unb Mnbere, 6
@runbftide In gitp 8ietp. 1854.
8. Siadelbaum on 8. 6aIe, Is Ndel
aus benz @urbep geo. 80, 1926.
s. s. Geifer an s. Seller. ID Mder
aug ber Surbep go. Ia, $24.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17
@letdlbebeuteuo nit gclbtmprS.

Nsenn mir es ~Suseben, bas hurG uniere eieene NaG :
ipIrs', mas baben ,sir Bonn pr, spr Sems sp o. geisi,n n
Der rprans, Der cine Dcii8 Mrrpbin nimrt pber ft
nit benz SebermeiIer bic Nrne unb @eine aufrist? Sim
fa@ ni&ts, rber ~rihtiser, mir Dolen elm Gnbe berbei=
Iptel: grtsbt'i@e @ierentranfeett, 3uderrubr, acute
@tereneut5hnbuns unb 9lafentein iesen oft eriaredenb
j9nea Dem 2eben etn 3iet. llno baS wifen bod ppbl
Eduen bic BON Der @iFenlhaft %sebptene Silte perz
i@niaben tetBt Sslbitmcrb besebeE. Das busesen su
@ebrte itebenbe MfttteI beiBt Spftetter'8 MiagenbitterB.
Wan f6rbere BITE Mierentbdtisfeit nit btcienl fiberen
unb perldblthen barntreibenben Mittef, nnb has aus
iener entfebenbe %qudleKpe eetren pirb slei6 i'm aetn.e
eIifidt. capt man eS bdaeseu unSebernmt I'M lb gret=
fen, 70 muB man airs S1ltr1mite sefaBt fetn. OaS
gitie:8, weldes hieie entiiebenben &ranfbeiten perni&z
fct, rdun1t aud nit Dp8pepite, M1eumatismus, Mdz
%rta unb 9eberleiben auf. @ppettt, ~aeiunber SGIaf
linb insenblide Spanntraft iinb bic Gaten, BE es benl
Men51et %be1beert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17
9amsef ,,t,S 4Hhne.

Nes. g. M. Sbrout, gafpr Der grhhersemeiube In
Blue Mpnnb. 9anfas, iast: sd baIte eS fur raetne
9ft4t rnttjutbeileu, peIde Wunber Or. &ings Reen
GntnedunS an mir seutrtt bat, Waeine 2rnsen parer
tn i9limmer @erfafuna unb rnetne @emetnbe ~erpartete
has th nir nod furSe Belt leben miirbe. Namhem id
dber 5 Slai6en BON Or. Sings Weuer Gnt6e6uns ges
eencmulen bate, Bin th pteber seiunb unb munter uni
babe 26 gfunb an @epi9t 5u%senommen.
Grtbur Sore, Der Smprefario BON r9ppes Sunnt
Gritss@eielifaftn itreibt: yglaa@ einsetenber qrafuna
unb mad eisener Grfabrung Bin iA 81 her feffen neberz
Seusuns sefcmmen, bab Or. Rings WeueS G&pinb.
Inhts= 9eilmitteI ale hbri8en b~erarftsen Mittel ubietet"
iinb bab es ttlft, no ades4nbere febli9Idst. Der sr6btt
@efauen, ben i'd rletnen ~tanienben BON Sreunben en-
netien tam, beifebt harin, bub i'd ibnen ben @ebrau4
bteieS MittelS anerrpfeble.
GrcbeHai6en frei BET q. Dreib, E6rmpfcn & 60.
un6 alien ansern Gpctbeterm. GIai4en gu SO Cts. uni
i'll 81 90.
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Bualeus arutea.salbs.

Die bette SaIbe Der Bslt fir e6nitte,
0uetiduneehB @efdwire, Gisber. NIB Saut.
Ausf9Iae, Gledte, sefprun9ene Sdnbe, Bruf.
beulen unb ole Sauttrantbsiteu turirt Cd.
unrrboiSeu ODER Eeine &esablnue. GSuiae
Satisfadion 9araptirt ODER bas GeIb pirb
3uriiderifattet. rs gents be SAa6.el. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbeTsn. 0reis, Sbomp.
fon C Co., @5nlefeIe.
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Gegen eineu S9nitt, 8ei@dbieuns,
Sieb' ober Branbmunben siebt es niGts
BefIsres, aIs GbamberIain's
Yatn Balm. Die Munbe beilt
i9neler, aIs bur@ ireenb elm anberts
prdparat. unb, tpenil bieielbe ri6t gar
su f6limm III. obne Marbetl 3u binter
IaHen. gu boben BET 81. gobu & Co.,
s. 2altsper & Son uub aIen bebeuten,
ben 4potbetern.
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Der papa SEQ XIII. bat elm,

Der Y0pF geo AIII. bat cine
aus 3 garbindIen uno 3 ~onfebeuen
2aien ~beitebenbe @pmmiIion einaeiebt,
tpeI9e iberal in Stalien bic @tiinbuna
fatbolif6er @eieQi6aFien uub @ereine
beireiben uub auregen fol. Man faBt
oas als Elm 3ei9en auf, bnB Der @oti.
fan In 3ufnnft pieber einen Iebbaftes
rem Nntbeil on benz itaIienifdem Bar.
teigetrsebe gu nebmen gebentt.
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0ie Qonpentipn bss psiben 3.

Die R0npention bes tDeiBen 6lil
gels Der republifauii6en partei bon
Segas, uei6e am IL. December in
9ouiion abgebalten tpOrben III, f9eint
nnr idDad beiu6t 9emefen sn fein.
lleber ibr &eiultat liegeM nod teiue eins
gebenberen 8eridte pors
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Tahre Iona LIT id 70 ffnrf

= Sabre lang lit i'd 70 tart on
DDstspfe, bob i'd mandmaI faH Der.
sueifelte. Gift rodbem ib Or. Mueuf
R0nia's 9ambdtase 3rnpfsn anmanS.
ts, betam i'd GiHberun9 unb f6IitBIia
~bolfGnbige BsHerung. u. 3eaer,
6ielbsboroueb W. g..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17
~arantnpileser seiudyt.

@eeen bobeu 2obn tpirb Elm
trdftiger Mann 9efu9t. Der geDiQt LIT,
bic gepiRenbafie pflese zines G6uer.
berlebten 3u ii%bernebmen. Man tpenbe
f9 an Or. 2ingsIep
go. 10@lm,S traEe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17

nr Gommt uHb befebt uaIsr Eager
bon Observation-Disclosures unb
MeibnaG's SaGen BET Renton&
WeIIer.
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1ar Yrdparirte Supper, 6leiidz
unb Slid : Brelerben aler &rt BEL
Wilf &ote, Gae 9outon &
Solebab StraBe.
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RAJ 2nuis 9uMteI, 81 Norb=
6loresFr0Be. bat foeSen erbalten: Ga.
liFornia 3~iafanbel Is Gents pet @alos
ne; Seras Wein $1.0O per @ofone;
GiBen @atatuba 81 90 Der @nQone.
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s@r Brdferben oler Dirt, Olibsn,
Spargel gohnen, sgiae Grbien, eins
aema9te caliFornifde GrnGte in feHer
Qualitdt BEL WeIton & 60.
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Bar Seine 9elifatefen aler Dirt,
Sar6elen, Sarbinen, importirter Safe
iii Sle6biiGiem bel @iIf & &ote.
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Sur bic gifenbabu > Rommiifon
iiiHmien 178, 1856 Burger.
1eri9te iteben Ho9 aus BON 9ln,
bretDs, Blauco, gamp, gbilbreB. Gree.
5fone, Mafon, 3oblor. SrnDis unb
3ommn gounip.
Bel Der bOrlebten Wati etbieIt Gouu.
ROB $50, 1873 ttmmen.
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sa~ Sn aarpten ur6 @lasbi6le1
eingemaGte Semitic, Grii6te, Sliben
Bel @iffen& &ote.
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H9~ 9iano, gi5liotbet unb NafeHs
Sampen; &Odefer,2 ampen, bic belten,
BET u emtort 6 Weller.
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Give Osoiuaas,
fcfId)e hos &abinDen oter ~5tebsuIa1Isn
t0a gfsrbeE IN oar Goleoat= uab
GaMme1esz StraEe 0syb!eiet.

Gel 50 our9 ben G;abirai91 eg 5inoi
Gan Natonio belGIOhen:
Seftion1 L. DaB IS fir ig9enb
cine 4srfOu pber pe,ionen ullgefsBIi@
fein fol- In irgeah eiaem Sheiis 6er
epletabs5 iraks. 5ui'&sn wefi 0ous
fca,Strabe u1lb benz Main Pla3o. obsr
in irgsno tissm 3betI Der Commerce.
5traBe 3mii@sn maili Pla3a unb Der
Wef.9eite ton 81 Utar9s 5tr0Se elm
YIerb ober orbeses Sbier Rsben sa LAT.
fen; Ob baKel6e nun Dor eirem &c.
fdbtt geibannt obsr anberndrts onees
baabsu 1T; obns ei9ten Guii6er coer
cine Yerfoa i'm Niter ban iber IA Sabs
ren, Ter Bic NuFf6t ftbtt = iei bas
5btsr MIN G~Egefpaaat, engsbunben
Daer aiat.
@ettiou 2. Segenb eine Netion,
tpelGe bic Beitimmangen biefer Obj.
non3 iibettriit, iol eines. 8er9ebeus
f9nIbis eradtet unb ned etfolater
neberfabruEg Dor benz &eforoer aur
3obluug einer @elbEtafe opn irgeno
einem Detrage, iebo6 5anFun6snanaiq
Dollar (25 Oo) uidt a5erf6rsitsno, fur
isbe ein5sIne berarti9e l1ebertretung,
berurtbeilt tperben.
paflirt uhb eenebmi8t an Is. 9s.
cember 1890.
8rpan Gallagher,
Mttettlrt: WdDor.
6. 8. @laubpu, Staotsg !ert.
2iqu6t 9sso;et, Qei0liHsnss @lus,
Mofer
Meiu
bag Feiu1s &KoSitmsat bsi WelDtDm&
@eIier.
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sa~ Ghaf3ie 9ubenb 2abies Meris
no : aallen gu IS Gsni5 bel g.
Oeutf9 & 90.
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s9r Memn Sbr fG6ne MeibnaGis.
gefGente faufsn nOnt, eebt ~ q NJ
ton & WeIIer.
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~ Cine eroBe MusmnbI feiner Ses
lifatef en- BEL Bolton & 60.
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19~ Die bsifen ii, bic ie
I'm Marfte tpereu, bel MeIton&G 60.
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.Sn eiuem tnblen Crumbs fam nan fh cine furHts
Sutsus srrup gum nnenttshrinen Sesleittr.
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Mer1a,a q 1

@erlangt
mirb eia Mabd)en sur 8et-it0tuug Der
6ausasbeit bel
Grau 8. Motf{ou,
415 Nbenue 6.
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SIM Gaac bon araafbeit ober
nasliid sendbren mir Rets
lar9sre Set. Shit Gbpotbefen.
Moten fam bus Eidt gefd,ebeu.
@,r braudei, nnlrre @oteu
uub Gidsrhciten ei6t On Ban,
Eers ORR g.lebsrIei5er gu
trarffsriren, uni .rsu 0fm @efb
unf,r Geiddft pe,teraufibreu.
@ir braHGen u;dt bobe
8reiie Sd bereApen fiji On.
itsumenie. wsIde mir auf 5eit
bsrfoufsn, I'M Die 3inies an
8pridaTe berausaul6laesn.
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Gan Antonio, Seras.

Dir berfaufen %ianos unb
SroeIn 70 niebrig Qcsch baar
oAec anf 10 leidte 3abluE9en
bis rie i.9enb Elm Saus i'm
Gatbeu oter Suben.
M;r netlea Feins Rotsa ooer
St9erhcit, mrnn pir @iaacs
ofer Srgetu Yetfaafen. @tF
refsrbiren Inns baS anre6t anf
bas Snarunient.
Matsn fonnen lcidt britte1s
8srioufn ubertrasen iperbea,
bstae Die @inI6iuag beriel6esl
.S-.
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2iqu6r 5ssO;es, eeiAiiHenss @lns,
MoKer
Meiu
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bag Feiuffe gfofitmsnt bsi WeptDn&
@eIier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
RAILROADS.
r. lcS sSS.SI,.h - pASyIILt R,IIRoAD 90

II ichMoSp AND DANyIILk RAILROAD 90
m schedule m eject MAkCs 2, 1890
ton. Soraon.xs,I snnessee Nal. d.lly for Warren.
snnons between hexsndris Nnd Lynchhurr Rospoks
Pui@sn si LssoL kno1Nlle. ChAS,aaooxs and Nemphia
~ - am-fast Nal isily for caipep~r. chsr,
Ss,e5rNhhle stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route
tween iynchbarg and Dznviie areenstoTe' Eas,sA
asheNllle. Charlotte, ColumhA husnstN ltis6sS
S sI,an M9ntsomery. New Orleans relss sa1
end Pullman sleepers Atlanta % New drle.n. tsail
mai Sleeper nsnville 20 Columbia and Augusta pql
Route. - w y spa N
$50 p.m.-DAily. except Sunday. for Msps.-..
O. As 49, A11 ln,ernediase stations
. 80 pm-paily VA LynchhurE. Bristol and Chss-
tanooSA Pullman Nestlbule sleeI,ers M.sblnxtrp \.
Memphis, connecting thence Tor al Artsn.as rsSnts
,ll;~5 pm;-Ncsterp fAYress daily for Msnss-,s
CaArlottesville, staunton louisyflle. Csnr1nnsrl'
Pul man Nesiibuse train Washington 20 Canclnpsr
WIN a Pullman sleeret for Louisville.
DAnvl.e, Raleigh AsheNAle. Charlotte, ColnmbiA
AufnstA Atlanta. Moutgomery, New orleans Tors
Sna Vs.iorniA; Pullman Nestibule Csr wsshinston 20
New orlsans wa ATLANTA and Montgomery. Pullman
SLEEPER Washington 90 BirInins ham, Ais via ktsnts
snd s,eotgia fsclne railway. ana Pullman Sieey~r
Washington 90 Asheyille and Hot SIr1nss @ va
and Charlotte.
Trains WASHINGTON and Ohio division leave ws.b-
daily arrive Round Hin N 30 a IN snd 100 n m !.
returning leave Round Hill 90 m. daily aud IL "a
pm oalil except sunday. arriving Washington 20
Through trains from the south Vi. Charlotte. Dan
vile and Lynchburs srriye in Washington sO5 a M
and 10 Pm; via last lennessee. Bristol aud
Lynehburs at 2 30 pm aud - 30 pm. VI. Chess
peace and OHIO route sDd Charlottesville at as IN
ana f'lo pm and 0S an strasburg local st 10 a.
Tickets sleeping reservation and informatios
FURNISHED aud bsssase checked at ofhoe, 1900 Penn.
ssir ns ave and a. Passenger station. Pennsyivsns
mil JAS. L. TAYLOR Gen psss Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
NO MONEY, NO WORK.
A Dangerous Check to Washington's
Great Improvement.
THE LONG BRIDGE NUISANCE
RecIaimtng the Potomac Flats-What
Has Been Done aud What Remains-
The Tidal Reservoir - What Good
Money Would DO.

~ He work on the Potomac fats il now
m at standstill and the prospect of its
-1E advancement in the near future is not
NM exactly encouraging. Col. Hams the
" engineer in charge, has simply run out
Of funds, and he is therefore compelled to re-
main idle, as far as the fats are concerned, un-
til Congress, in its generosity, appropriates
some more to start again with. This great
work, which has done much as, if not more
than, any other public improvement toward
Identifying Washington, is now about two
thirds completed, as far as the filling up of the
flats and the formation of the great park that it
is intended shall occupy the space which was
once nothing but a reeking morass are con-
cerned. But there are other portions Of the
work that are quite finished, and it may be said
that the work. taken as a whole, is now fully
four done. The channel has been dredged
for nearly the entire width and depth as at first
planned, although part Of it has since filed
owing to the flood of last June. The tidal res
ervoir, which is one of the main feat
ures OF the work, is within q small
degree Of completion, as a glance at the
accompanying sketch will show The portion
left white indicates that part which is not yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

leaves being appliqued in the skirt and caught
with long ends and bows Of satin ribbons.
The oycrdress was salmon pink brocade. The
long cuffs were buttoned with diamonds.
Rows OF jewels adorned her neck and a DOW
dered couture completed one of the most elab-
crate toilets OF the colonial DAYS.
Her father, k. w. Apperson. corn in Virginia
went to Missouri when a boy. Her mother Miss
Whitmire, of a South Carolina family was born
and married In Missouri. Phebe Elizabeth An
person, the daughter of this union was born in
Franklin county. about 40 miles southwest of St
Louis There were no facilities for an educa-
ton in that portion Of Missouri in those DAYS
except those afforded bv the public schools.
Therefore most of the education Miss Apper-
son received was from herself as her own in
structor.
In 1862 Miss Apperson became the bride OF
George Hearst, then one OF the largest gold
miners in the New Eldorado of the far west
They were married in Missouri and imme-
diately made their home in California.
In 1850 George Hearst, then in the prime Of
life at thirty years of age. went to California
and started life in the gold dggings. In 1860 he
employed over two thousand men in his coast
mines and mills. HIS son. William Randolph
Hearst. Is sole proprietor OF the San Francisco
EIdn'ineI', presented to him in 1886 upon his
collegiate graduation.
Mrs. Hearst formally entered the senatorial
circle In 1887 and since that time has figured
prominently In the fashionable hospitalities of
the oihcial seasons as a leader. The residence
being enlarged and refitted will soon be opened
with the grandest housewarming festivities in
the social chronicles Of the capital.
DEB.RK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
AN ESCAPE CHANNEL.
Over "a Towel.

from the Detroit Free Press
The soul and body of the dry goods clerk
waxeth weary when he sees three women
headed for his counter. One is bad enough;
two are worse, but three women in counsel
over the merits of bath towel are enough to
make poor WORKOUT clerk wish he might de-
part from earth by the electricity method.
1T seems like quite good one for the
money. don't it?" says the intending purchaser,
well, don't know" says the other, hold
ing the towel up at full length and cycling it
critically. Il got one quite d. good for 371Sc.
at Whites"
"You did?"
'Yes, but it was eight or nine weeks ago, and
don't s'pose they've any more like it,
Il may be mistaken but I've no idea it
would shrink, says number three, taking the
towel from number two and wrapping a cor
ner of it over her finger. "See, it's a little
thin
''well, wouldn't mind if it did shrink lit
tie, because-oh, look at this one Isn't it
lovely!'
Beautiful! How much is i.?"
"a dollar and a half"
"Mercy! I'd never pay that for bath
towel"
Nor l."
'Those colors would fade"
"Of course they would"
do you know like good plain crash as we'll
as anything for towels
II don't know, but-see these towels for
l5c. Ipaid 25c. for some last week not q bit
BETTER
Lets see; are they full length2 Yes They
are cheap. I've a notion tO-but 1 guess
won't / have so many towels now"
They're a bargain il one really needed
them"
How do you like towels used as tidies2"
"Horridr'
~ think so, too"
| $50 do I-oh let me tell you, saw a woman
on the street one day with an apron made Out
of a red and white frInged towel!'
Mercy! Looked like fury didn't it? How wal
/ it made?'
'Oh. one end was simply gathered to a band
and-there, the towel was just like this one
and she'd taken it SO and gathered it in So
; and-reaily. 1t didn't look so bad, after all"
do you suppose the colors would run In THU
bprder?"
! well, hardly know. had one very much
like 1t once and the colors in it ran dreadfully
! the very first time washed it."
''Then I'll not take this for I-why il il isn't
4 o'clock and"
''Who'd ever have thought"
~ must CO."
$50 must l."
Sand I-no, I'll not take the towel today"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
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