davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
ChiIis and Fever.

Il.nrr, king AND QUEEN Co, VA,
January 81. 1887, !
I was afflicted with chil1S and fever
during tie fall Of last ye$rl | Could
sep them with Quirline, but they
wQaldn't stay stopped. They would re-
t,.~n &c 7th, 18TH, .2lst. Or 18th days.
< .tiehi gave me part Of abottle OF No
1ahtIiuc. l used It According to direc-
tons, and haven't had a chill since.
.Stn in good health and weigh rs much
: ~ 80 S wilson.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
r.o;,cd His Programme 4

A thug Who was recently im nlnoss il
in India, having been e "a uas.r,s1rder, com
s sts & In E GaeisS
having having been deprived of the me G Sad begun
e, 1ifa With the fixed determination and 40 Tat
an even en- H e RI capture was in fair way
the tn carry s out bis design He si, h5gtS
would have Is ln .o o,,id h have reache,
the the 1000 1,eo9 e vas NilI5a5 S e ssl a
to toged s Iong enough :, ,So 5asap
tle'ni ,a a y Il, $50 reasorsble :
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
....... ..:.-,.Il no cra.sn, propEl e,

TN crc5c;ssrt IL, n6i OF u ay -
,sa = # TIA Tdrl Il vas iEs & llse ei,, ~
tx nrin,itivt CfHtials Of C9 }F ,o oy5
ne 1a l p+, Tie e:tga +oripfeI q ifl9 ~
Pc E,6, s,'t ;lnpft IN eina's ..,' o. = +
Town. lsg,1 infAcngc ef chri..a 10 ,r,55
,,.ss not until aboat the year , ';,o, aTd
Was W." turks ip had overrun Asia AIno NOR % had
Inc & Of sosiicascar i5drefe a.; an4 n1s
YAH nt;,tea Co.;stai:i"op!c That u@ ,;a ~,
cap pts t1ic crescent as their n ,, ,sr
aa%I 'nyn TIE lscran prohibits me 0ny
e, e';n,:p,cs .?!ei ymbols in TIE le, ,I-o in
a afin,a5,,i,s of4hd strict TURK or Tie IN. N,
.a elecora,:ons Of their temples ' II"
a.. tl,cli7si9 being 50 8i'Gs - ;o
., atlow ,lic.nastGl or GIVE co. ,,os s,,c
10 , %,aG rrr: al. generals or 5li nal S,I
".s aful coan,lhn.ers orothcT Gisllnn n.a
o od ,ersons. a1,c :;dop;ion. o. 'i o,,,5ie,
cd cap l,e hy the gur:s us national c,nG, NJ
Gem e; "A, "3dditg.mlhicn li:s, 50 faf' re'i'''''
e unexplained. r-Eaehanse,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
At Windsor Castle.

The redecoration of the corridor OF
Windsor Castle has jus. been completed
at a cost OF several thousand pounds.
The work has been constantly in prog
ress all the year except when the queen
has been at the castle. The new design,
which was chosen by Princess Beatrice,
is of sage green. In the corridor are a
large number of splendid cabinets. many
of which are filled with china. one set
of Rose Du Barri being valued at e30.-
600. At the upper end of the corridor
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
Liver lnviqoKatcr.

~ = ~-.0i.z - NdNHOV
Dear Sit, very cheerMify NStiiS
the 'iicqualled efiicaeys 81 Jar q; f%,
peric &C extends, Of "Nolahdihe" as
a alteratiye aud liver ingigorator. in
~ own case it HIS proyeJn g most efil-
:. ut remedy, AID ylt, beep, ffyeee Iroal
r. Injurious effe~ts SO offeH follow !. s
t,c use Of other medic mos. = + -T1-
y ~ .' - 80 - i! b j. II. 4EEREIfE1aS51.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

.y.ael. a.sl s.si4>'7i back. ,,ir .iooIy
!l5i3 aat his ari.e, appeainGly, and The
y.rang, SIAN vasiS,!ied, MutterinS some
=. j.. tl,atSo,hrIad' Ike an oath he hoiSIed
Il = coat ~ II tht broad shoulders. II
~. ~ y4u'd.?o it. Thank YOU. laughed
-. Mood y.:..;:!'l lie walked brislly down
=. 10 street, I>Syi2S 4 diSorsanized gang
81 hoo&lums ia lie shadow Of tho tAliid-
I',rl,atl.rt.rrf
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
art.,;s:nl Teeth.

e, rns, finest Artificial teeth ARE H ;nrisy OF Of
,,a aite isors hut the greet n1aJof'y w
b snIo in,srcators now in use are s 81 or
5;;5;55 gFS.,s;e e. +: s ss
1si Itnth hdobtedkfor their nannLa a,rdcr
ifsfSss sAsGhed on roasted quart po onG =
melI ground f,orapar' china nae, cii intimate
5MS ~. little oxide of lin are very 'n' md If
very y, Yyi3ei afid g755afnd together, anu i
y, tss ni madq into soft pa5', MOL; Sl5'
r ah fgil Is poured "a 'h teeth, an
OF oIo oa,dI to set. The plastic grinders e,
aoSf traHsfeffea TO furnace ,o, Mnr1
t thep are 7cured-that is, hall oaAf s.,
2 S NsTaened. Wien This has , peen maj
9 thaV are covered with an ena and final nal
o. Gabp; as to I'm fehse heat, uhan q
sto sifdciehtls baked, when I Ra9o a+
+ a apedS for the dentist.-surglcai Nep2 =
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
Front Grocer 165.e IN.

s .,,o.I & Zoo s"o"' 800 ', W
4 '.lit as sh>f@'a5 Sc
,ora Mr.. Taylor seei-1 10Y
onahlv aware of the neeo; Z;
! o'Sn' : ooanoke should h
'''... We ,a.. ..eso,ne ,o'=n''lea a a
.g5x soon pe9plss ''da n ,inac
.,,s,b!le ,agc doesn't dane M.
5 ! Eo6ss- Braaitlh hotel /. last $. s n.a
: !. tsg,eyenligs ,"',4op: ,,, II o, Wa
= ,-,, :. * 81 eAildlren. The e cnr
i5i''3I H., iii no dancing. 9 ;
81. 49, we're qilita young ! S:
, IN tllrsa wlgo, aeisht OF M nln !,
C e.v,.. used 70 tesmga ctiTs,,io,
~: !, S:ss same rarlor. o '.'I,,5 he
143 l;519s Mhile md Walk sh "'3l
.7t itl3:2 55emad' to have tnter re
!, .. 5ag, OF. iifG wl!em;t s., y
] Nc Z. or lt j I sa'waaiSv Wv, w,
/ e'Sjf il husbands W and down a5M,1
DOR. Some wad do CO. D. n Nv
'inf t. dance. som p. ,,tI
he t-,a Il, cIastic muscle OF chllo Ip
not dosty.a.These, 7 Oh |. 49, =. !,
!; a. ;.ai.isd to dance! AT iesss :.
4 - consider this al p > ~ :
,Jysaee'as dignity. y, 81 ,e1aals
d czs4 Young .ihe IN OF l.~ ven
] daii.ceil iaisi:filyy 1t f'g ass ;
~ l5ats q, tho , %n ..2 ;a5 nts : :
NJ dancing s.. !, think.Ma { Sn ! e. !
= disniied, sit down l pli
q ( 40 eool. PRENTICE holNofS
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
JAZZ * = Sjf1.' II j. gof!S|-4
+, s.. g q = i#s :.s

gg'6I5IJt TO- .1tJ.IO u, u IIqGi1sISO
three years with, the fhronif ,ls5Eer Con-
r'aiat, .piaErhea and pNsgePstsj oYs.h
tie, accompanied by sleep essgess.. A
s;;iglc bottle of your 'soNollandinen has
.isStdrcd me TO Health. sfosHNolandfac'
II al id cited for tiiis.ae3toratioh. ]
,y1!,,ida;5o state, in this ce1;acrS Oh. tl-1t
c5njs atae sGverck ye;aaotrE BsfGAre5
l I'd may remedies, s5lSt sRhltli
l~oyed to lie entirely wors LESS. III my
z c. Your "NolanCitc ;" s,Tpu.tbcTH:-
'pe:saily known. lam convinced, When
t edit will become astandard remedy
- persons desiring firth et.jntoslla-
1.ql willlhave it u oSt cheerfultyiinpast-
CIT by calling upon me. y!6!qs1 SHi
NcrItruly ard "a atefuly S-onrsyea
r. P-;HANIINS, Richtuend Yo'
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

nicture dealer Of Lanca ser h Sa, a
wanted ~ TO 1s n him Not he e s ss
t foiled by little thing ike . .aS'' arains
i N;s Gle TO issue an execution SSariif vii
ms 70 focf.oi.oJo, and now the shesin :
coll his goods at auction.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
-opS,lF-7 ROOM HOY -, 80 ~ ~
Eoh SAha easy terms, monthly pay

= . Inst OF GU.uon, o'o'~ ~, Guests
IS a ug' Bible inclosed in crystal ouG'iS
p poo the Queens dinner party invas rnon;
az. assemble in the corridor as the o@A Ines
ASSET ssSare her majesty lunches ana ID ''i door
mnsrs from it, and close to the e1 1 nor
ZOOS professor Angels cele'i !. ha;n p q
n nam of Beaconsfeld, next to 1t oeiH9 ="
esars Ua portrait of George IL, are in
GU The queens private apartments nor ,.i
.s an immediate vicinity of the c0fr r%;Ia
. ond three drawing rooms lnS ero Mt it.
+he Green and the red open ;,a us Is the
the the decoration of the corridor orr Is that 1t
Inc 'os+ important work of the hlna mart 'n.,
ias been carried out in the pflsa'r ro ~g =.
mas ssn 1s' since the grand dining I1o 10 was
menus me- northeast corner of the caste a5 c old
spIendidly redecoratedin cream ro aa con
ipst before the jubilee TINS s; [39n
3 9ans magnificent carved sl ,,eo bow
, ronawood, and also a gold pTno cid 10 10
ros rose Idle for which George ~ pau ~
a anN r-n;neas.-Toronto Globe
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
: ~, >p;ch HAT Probler.i

u Is solution Of the high nat pro u,
Here T., - theatres Have ALI the. seats IN
t tbe theatre 50 arranged that 3 ta0Se IN Be
, MED by Women with high mas c better er
low We aytygfa those oScdped ~ men. the he
SUI a,' G,v for raising and lowerips tny
p tsa aags5|aSEgIiBBi ' would b
! taIa a OF ~ course, some Of the high - ma Ia
done, me-, W mo,,ld- kick, but what Of th 2,
wo 9 ne leans let ug.Inneefhe nd justabl
t5aa an seat seat the only remedy for the ing
]. hat nuisance.-Ness anrS ts4oa
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
arrangement Of the Liver.
RICHMOND, VA,

This is to certify that have known
Of the superior qualities of JOHNS.
TONS VEGETABLE NOLANDlNE
fer the past ten years, and during that
time, at intervals, have had occasion to
use it in person and in my family, aud
have always found it 4 sure cure for de
engagements of the liver and kidneys, in
digestion, headache, &c, and good
tonic.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09


G4.e. @''i
1- Y, il. I" 49,. -.
Tf..q IN zen '-'''l' - 8.
.s,, ar;4i.. tgaa "a
r ,..y AIM or :. al d.. -, : mi.
that IL y" - H. H., giz h at-iAa s
cana? NJ md l.ie.ies iaayJ
dui!n7 - - in GOOD ssy 'is''' II
oFod ~ -, -.t.:s, a.-.,el vs. - ~.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

.n;9iEc ~ ioifrt !.
i"GIh 4do4 - ~
s-rssa- bn8 10
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
- :, .. = s,ae. 4foi GetiEiei

a :, 7'e. Sure. taEie',, cfa ~ .
Z |, .Jal.e-1 tell you, iwhat'a Bea' Stevens
must be getting rich. What business
: Jake-He's inthe trunk Gas II .bargase
he las ten sohs, and they re AN H psgnfl
men NO on the Crescent railroad taaHarps-
,Balar. - siitgEq 5,sls'.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

aiysg> 5ral+.i sS;.:...l h!ce 1;;i'H
r1o44zE a4,4 offered forae -ts''tptEs' +
= : r, fgu!s9 n.t, indigca,zr ~ 80
~ g, ,f.I Of cutaAeoii5G .'...., =,
,,,. !. .o........,..i, ! u.i;ig,c- qt.l an
-o,ira siai itJs35;il.' nrar , + -
Il .,lnt.sa ~. x; - pFeps' - q ~
\ % ~ o:i s5.o 25tghlytcsti:i@i T -.
a-,in:l2Y 4ez;j o.uiaend itait' .rai5 g
" - sd purifier aad l;gss;s=. - -
40 I,;a 49,: e,s-uaed; aaAlgi ~:
~ ,o;9,38iiil ,ITh e!hcacy '}.6 q, .
~. i, s.,c; 40 ,fi,1er 1t z. YyI+.. 9...;..
~ oro a-o.fsrl essi1& tie 81 .".J;
( Htta0ut !ti III
y si'ita 9a-A fFtisurc Offer t,y ''
It'd iaa 81 i4i-;N E,yor OF " ~ .'riiR-.
Ill 10 Nce@ircspcotllliF -n+.i
.,,ia1 a3dN -. G'N'. PRINCE .ziAJ
n,r -: 4oaa kltli-'7.f', d
r 5naG ,.a ------..e p e2..'
go, u taGScspid L:yeFs ".e-
{ -'.ii - 7ei',.a 81. ..,.EDtci,.-. --''tifl'
4 :. e h Qr,crsburg m
i.es ,a.trg: .-".a
received lzo.a ;4
iaWi { t. ...,.-,,tc .i.l
-s.. s1tpe =
publish r.
I-aJ tc II nc-f
vi ;4p} - 80
3 .cs4fnaaS n=z::.-:;one t,.s t"~.d
I is.a'i vf:> >5i.c2: Of tie abgva i-c =.
1.@s ,e2t,1s...1q9l columns g li'1i1
-ige- Etla7,;3I Used my ats &c.,. -.
,t. So. .eif,. wtt onc OF ~
H.. = bottle O.
50 nucii r.,
2t,tad a sclo, ~
{ f~'Tia-a-lr lie t!,:-,l. ~"
-.-aJs fiHaSgs- @H. torta-es i|'rFj 81
'se-,t j@u,a a5t-ofi 2tor2id 2eall'ffsn
NJ r,i,uqG.oH ;Ieod Inc me- t.a.>y...
lave ever u.l.F. 4. So
49, 49,. i.- :. ~ lqi!Ow-cr
=. -. lor puhlsl,,
-: ~ - .''' JOHN i. r..
..
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

- - &C 80 y =.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
a Great Medicire.

NoI.ANDINE, CAL1FoRNIA,
February Ist. J
Gear good Kind Aear::
take my peqcilin my hand to write
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

, a 1TTE s. W Yhic3 IS hisI1i IK Nan.
6y szps55isn fsfere 1es;n as e
sssrlsssy5 and PaSi,a SS5l5IH Pa jane-at
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

a - 49,; --..,--r----'"
9 Z e >. H.. ,i,:al option ina 10 100
-s'o'' ., ..a,,ep Tuesday, jan 4'15i'
80. go - sYad ;arl-,5. 49, In; a..
CO ae;,laA's az. 80.
~ ~ ..,:,ss,- st s@lEe III 49, 4.
-,-fi't 81 ~ .5tettter. chaPPea
aiiisa '.;.T eorns, and al :; 80 1S,q
ID 81 81 lLa3tiveIy cures q
aiiGe ..t7a;. IT is guam -, NC.
res are .vl.s-. satisfaction, s. ~,
9isoned sYSs 81 sISiSce 81 eei4ss5i1er 90
aacaA.. 80 - 9ndweii s. Ciirl.5'',,II'
o ayoie 49,, ~ j.,;..4------s --'l''''
'Sfoep rsz.u Fntihs are e'i'i.'8i .4''.' =
20 se s5,d 49, a over Georgia, on ~ o'
5ndwei.rtl5 S':'''a time ~ aioa.
lie natives and II I
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
.,.. fntarsNC-:'
Soap. l!a.tfs III. iVjVi ~ " ccerv
+ n.s c>iat.3 Ids alrua..,, ,:...,,orranh
gathering offers for the l in5ieation
L .,l LiaF "~a deposits above men'i0i''N
~ ,,.,- >Ioon.HJ rS.fr-'

.Fnrc sT7o. soaps es;i g., 5, +
. y. Soi;i4r.n * .J"t,,is' ts..l .
MI = a..ds zDefa ;fspl ."
." - ,,.., II I an9 ,3sll33l;
'i.. .,,,i;,:l ia & psatH ''sr' % e
c nG5ier,y fgom heart diseas#'
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

Therese is to be TIC modl. Ertn in
coins, and even Il" Italy, they seem to be
going back 10 the I'D patterns. The
Mario Thcrcse- ,halcr is not row 50 UNI
usual as it used to 10. There is a.ten-
fencv in coins L, loca,o themselves, : To
this day the forty franc l'ieoos Of the
first Napoleon, 7raielIin the north Of
France and notloften met i'll Paris, are
in free circulntion ON the Riviera. The
new coin will, of cnlnse, have. on the re-
verse the faunilipr efiigy Of KING Ham
bert and be surrounded by an, inscription
setting forth tho Italian sovereignty
over it's African poss -asions. American
Banker s.a-a.aLM .z-Lel ~
sna one legged man whom tie Seattle
a ish.) police were zfser the other day
, s,rcfdSe in a'cell.r, barred the door
,.s, ~ ed the whole force. The fire de-
49,. ~, ;or;stas' call2d'out and the cellar
, d. H. ls,oi,d,p of water. When it got up
''e ., - t,fs t7h4F. Zip he surrendered. Since
' -. ~. NOM 4 IL aped three times from
le years be- ana .-,.,ag aas
ioh tle:fuot ! partmcn
,p,oslance pumped fuli-c;i.
'Aey hook on to tho man q "a CH,
ont weurny. then lie" has ESQ., 7eII NJ.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
success.
tl5IPpraSlI'sElaFcs ,.e de DE-.
BE- raidnins a %sE

4, sa 80 :, sgs,E:EE: 4 81 >ft
- A1,tsTiing that q tQn-n u.
eFe coke IN a day, and re q, llss 5.
~ ~ consumption broker . - -. :. :
l1a s;'5lg to all who buy - sS II.
! ,5i,is7 and DO n ,J ma ~, o1i
= : ,:;.SS;sn s. Barbee.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

sick As beadachs dis9t edllaBiss sf9 ans
loss o. sflsss they have neseF
bilious lloaSdl9 eHher7in ameg:c g q III Bse
/ s ssIa ps Bsatlwvsl, CHRISTIAN : pa E
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE. BOTTLES FOR Fzyz Do
Manufactllfe by The N0EANDINE { CONF tlI

y
! =
-,
- "
Ssrt e. ~
r., 81 coutr..3 ru ~
- H.. nc =,
- -. -
- -.
-. " -
ga = -" - x
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

Herbert SpelT!' i'''A9 Ca-.,i,
erysipeIa. in bo;1 i e s., ~ # f.
t nW hen lsi 5w5}able tog?t %, 1II ~
..h w ia m itching sensation f'l ,i'e
ito the ZONES. ! rleu ,, :, ioruei
"o o. aaz . 81. % zyya aS It 55 +.
u I'm " M az ,,,ytract of FiaXq 7.
" ~skih Cure At The drg aas,, n5Ssei
ClarIxe's Flax soap ;!; mas So "a" : :,
bait bath and toilet. skin 1o J1asa ne
sons drug store.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
frIet.au .

--.a---7 = ..(g-at-s B.. g.
at e :.
a -TS';;>g, ToT LC5N c
20 s-ss general s,,''
o-q. >-P--z -r,sss II c1tineas
- .2-l O. EErcIs, ( 3, J
{ ~ g. g - ;',tl. ~ !,
!. 90 aiE g sa Y. sissa: S;
....,s, ,s;s.;s,. sIrV,i ilp III. IN !,
! ss.ss:,:I. ~. G =. : 2. sMs J
J - = =. (. - Z,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

i j f J. q. i.{t9e 81
in e ! ;5ilc5 Ou Noidnlinc, va
1t willie I'm .cr-llly known AID :
it Should IT,, Tie means Of taxi
place Of 3.-ia-.al prcp2rat.ois tsr
class Of t;.casas in which Il
, ed sosuccessill snd.alrcattJ gsfnth
arcputa,iea Hnf,tirG'tllas ENo ant
NAV reach all PERSONS suffering tre-
i,us dc-ep.:c d:ft AID pr7straaaa
! tr,-oric i. - :, I an veryre rgc
vou-s. i'm Y. C--"''
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
reo, SYWPTOM@ az

The damage by IRE re at 70 IN
wear was less ihan 50, eVV'
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

7-..1y'I gg@ bin ~. sa % -: 80
f-.,it ~ l,,-m..a.Ga- -'f'.l..
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

pumped fuli--;% ,:
: u ~ he" has esad j. G G. :
th !, ~ isi9 .tTadu j. Nj.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

= -. r. NC -----7''1---E
| lad ny attention called -
Negotiable Preparation, no. e
which copnenced taking - :. a.; !,
IN a d gw Il IS ly relI 4
Hnpr5 ans{t inaffly cog ,sys
I.strindeh a,l%prAefc inS@s% a
EIn to ttc-.-- - IL
was 1t Z if.a4Ne .t.sefl.T k1AlH q
t pSaa54s4 + l1 #ia. ST: sf,e
| up to ~ ts6ff vtiSt.t.- ! a'ii u.
avinG iheb stof health, thanksl
nost ppWey5. A" Nol9nQll94.'a
lIllbttipf s5shed ms f4d6 !
OF eu.'cri- riIttnauity. i a1iTfih5l
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09

i & .,l5.. ,,.s;;ltabEspFia.pS pit ef:s 81!
r. i ~ sai,i. til Est sl'i
aemblS ssayga 90 = .5s2s g.:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-09
d Rsla. soeI 81 asasit:a s

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
Answers to CORRESPONDENTS

I. A. wagers that of the direct lines
TO Chicago, The Burlington is the
only one running Pullman Sleeping Cars
exclusively. B. wagers that all the
lines run this class of ears-the best an
pointed and most sumptuous-veritab
palaces on wheels.
,. What is the railroad fare from st.
Paul or Minneapolis to Chicago?
}. Are there any cheap round-trip
tickets on sale TO Hot Springs and to
Florida?
Ans.-l. 1.-The Burlington operates
only Pullman Sleepers. Some lines
operate their own cars. The Pullman
Service is considered the best.
:. s11-50 IS the cost of a first-class
ticket; berth in Sleeper, accommoda-
ting two persons. costs -.
8. We don't know. Write to ". J.C.
Kenyon: General Passenger Agent, st.
Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
NATIONAL BANK BONDS.
Senator Sherman Introduces an
Amendment TO Reduce Them.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 senator Sherman to-
day introduced al amendment 10 the senate
bin 10 reduce the amount of United States
bonds 70 be required Of national banks. The
provisions OF the amendment TO the bill re-
duce The amount OF United States bonds to
be required OF national banks :and to re-
store 10 the channels Of trade the excessive
accumulation OF money in the treasury are
Is follows:
Section i limits the compulsory require
-nents OF deposits OF United States bonds
with the treasurer Of the uited States by ma
JiOnal banks 10 the amount OF $4,000 Of
bonds for each and every national bank, pro-
vided that the voluntary withdrawal OF bonds
Tor the retirement OF the national bank notes
shall not exceed 50 UOo,UC0 III any mouth
It further provides that the act shall not ap-
ply 10 the deposits OF bonds which may be
required 10y the secretary Of the treasury 10
secure deposits Of pnblic MONEYS in the ma
iions banSs
Section provides that upon United States
bonds deposited or which may be deposited,
bearing interest. any national banking aSSO-
ISOLATION making the deposit shall be entitled
10 receive from the comptroller of the cur
-ency circulating notes OF different denomi-
nations, not exceeding in the whole amount
the par value Of the bonds deposited. II also
provides tnSt st 10 time shall the total
amount OF such notes issued TO any aSsoeia-
non exceed the amount al such time actually
paid in OF its Capital stock.
Section ) authorizes the secretary to issue
nlted States notes equal to the retirement
OF national notes below g circulation Of
S1SV.Ul 0.rOO.
Section I authorizes the issue of United
states bonds 10 an amount not 10 exceed
500. 900, { 90, 10 be redeemed a. the pleas
ure OF the government, and TO bear = per
cent interest hey are 10 be sold for lawful
money or coin certificates ana the proceeds
are 10 be applied TO the redemption or pur-
chase OF uIted States bonds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
HUMOR IN WILLS.
Keen Satire and Biting Wit I'm
Last Testaments.

Last Testaments.
Chicago Herald
One might suppose that will making
was anything but merry occupation.
and yet the drollery of the wills that
some eccentric old fellows have left be-
hind them could hardly he surpassed.
Dean Swift could not have concocted
more bitter joke than that of the tes-
tator who, after reciting the obligations
he was under TO particular friend. be-
queathed to him. at the bottom of the
hrSt page Of his will, 0.00O-dollarS. OF
course, thought the delighted legatee:
but, on turning the leaf. the bequest
was discovered to be 10000 thanks.
What wet blanket for great eXpecta-
tionsr'
Just as odd was the codicil of the
death-Stricken humorist who left to GER
tain of his dear relatives "as many acres
of land as shall be found equal TO the
area inclcsed by the track CT the center
of the oscillation of the earth in revo-
luton round the sun. supposing the
mean distance of the sun TO be 21.600
Semi-diameters of the earth from it."
This was century ago, and as the
problem could not be satisfactorily
worked out, the legatees were kept at a
mean distance from the property all
their lives.
A very neat reprOach was conveyed in
the will Of an uncle, who bequeathed
eleven silver spoons to his nephew. with
the remark, IF have not left him the
dozen he knows the reason" the young
Scapegrace having stolen the twelfth
spoon some time before.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
DISARMAMENT.
Gen. Schofeld Says 1t Can Be Done
by Making Indians Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-In response to q
senate resolution asking for information re-
Epecting the disarmament of Indians i'll the
Northwest, the secretary OF war to-day trans
mitted 70 congress q letter from Maj.-Gen.
Scnofeld and a mass of ofieial correspond
ence. Gen. Sehofeld, in his letter says:
There can be no practical disarmament OF
the Indians, except by making them actually
prisoners of war and holding them under
such restraint that il viii be impossible for
them 10 procure arms or ammunition. This
would seem to require such change in the
general policy followed in the treatment of
The Wariike tribes of Indians as would con-
unue military control over those who NAV
have been subdued, until such control be-
comes manifestly no longer necessary. and
this, il i suggested. may possibly be done bv
joint action between the war and interior de
partments III sJIch manner as not to interfere
with the measures OF The interior department
deemed best for the civilization and material
welfare OF the Indians"