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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

There are a great many more men III
the house with smooth heads tiian
smooth faces. Their hair seems naturaLy
to train down. Some of the oalues'
heads have the shaggiest faces. Moro
men have long, flowing boards than
usual. Some members, like Holman,
who retain the old time prejudice agaihSs
hairy upper lip. have their faces shaVeu
clean, except the chin, and there have
respectable beard. Holman has us
beard cut to a point after the French
style, but without the mustacne 'n'
effect is lost. " Washington Letter.
--A --------
"A Partisan lately made an Easter
egg, intended for wealthy Spaui'A
lady at Il cost of 81, 900. 1t is a most ~
genius piece of mechanism and Is Iu'Is
entirely of pure white enamel
provided with doors and slides the -
side being engraved with Easter goSPGs
The opening of door sets uny ~
singing and a musical apparatus goins'
which is capable of playing twelve o. Us.
"A recent railway accident IN VI.
tario, in which a train rolled uo"n
twenty-five foot embankment WAs
marked by this incident; Among W.
on the train was a con.IoS
in charge of bailiff. He was cnaine
10 seat, and when the car turned ose,
he hung in mid-air He managed s
effort, to free himself, ~
then went 10 the assistance OF DIS Ae'S
or aud helped h.m from the Tfe0s'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

~hhA SiiAS SOoGo lOh
ITO be exact" said the thin man, ~
costs me just 'steen dollars and sleben
cents per month";" and taking section
of dried apple from his pocket he looked
at it awhile, carefully replaced it and
then withdrew, picking his teeth with
pine sliver.-N. Y. World.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-16


IT is hard indeed TO find a western re
publican newspaper of any standing in
favor of the Mckinley bill. The
Milwaukee Sentinel (rep), says the
measure is not what an important
number of republicans had right
TO expect. The Atchison Globe (rep
declares that it is designed to en-
rich the few at the expense of the many.
1.-THE many bear all the BURDEN the few
reap all the benefit" The Nebraska STATE
journal (rep.) speaks of the revisors as
"resdy to impose tariff on everybody S
business but their own" The Mime
spolis Journal (rep.) says: They have
increased duties right and left without
consulting the parties most interested or
taking in the true situation" The OmA-
ha Bee (rep) says the bill disappoints the
popular expectation that revision would
be downward rather than upward, and so
"disregards nearly universal and urgent
demand which the party in power cannot
afford to ignore"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-16

THE Chicago Tribune is now industri-
Ousy engaged in exposing the iniquities
of the Mckinley tariff bill and defending
itself against the criticisms of the hide
bound partisan republican press. 1t is
also claimed that the veteran editor of the
Tribune has engaged in an internecine
war with the republican congressman OF
Illinois, and that he is so eager to beat
McKinlev's bill that he is sitting up
nights devising plans for accomplishing
bis purpose. He has written personal
letters to all the republican members OF
congress from Illinois, and TO some from
other states, implOring them to save the
party and the country from the ubiquitous
Mckinley bill. If he had simply i'm.
plored, all would have been well; but it
is not in Mr.. Medill's nature to make SIM
pie requests. He has intimated to every
republican congressman from Illinois that
If the member does not stand up and fight
the Mckinley bill he shall he made to
suffer for his negligence. Mr.. Medll's
dictum has been: Fight the Mckinley
bill or the Tribune will oppose your res
election" One or two of the men who
have been thus threatened have replied
with tart letters. in which they rudely and
unfeelingly advise Mr.. Medill to go to the
place where sulphur is on the free list, but
others, not so bold are very much wor-
ried over the fire in the rear with which
they are threatened. They know that the
editor has great power. and that he in-
tends to use his power to do them harm
he can is shown by the fact that he has
already turned his batteries on Messrs.
Hit and Mason.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-16
A Beautiful Magazlne

The Chicago Journal says: Not con-
tent with beating the world with its art
calendars for 1890, the Chicago & Grand
Trunk railway has now eclipsed its own
record by the publication of magazine.
entitled Gsteways of Tourist Travel.
The work is elegantly gotten up and con-
tains host of the finest phOtogravure
views OF scenes along the line of the road.
The whole forms a work of art"
This beautiful book is printed on coated
book paper. with seventy. FIVE engrsvings,
all of the photogravure or hslf>tOne pro-
cess, fifty large quarto pages, and mailed
free to any address on receipt of 20 cents
In postage stamps by W. E. Davis, G.. 7.
& t A. Chicago & Grand Trunk Rail
way Chicago, Ill.
The sale of summer tourists tickets
commences June l.. The Seaside and
White Mountain Special, finest train in
tie world. will be run each Wednesday,
commencing with June %. Write for
particulars.