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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
sPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice TO Contractors.
Sealed proposals for the erection Of $500
two-story frame courthouse, in the town OF
Claude, Armstrong county, Texas, viii be re-
ceived by the undersigned, at Office IN said
town, up to 10 O'Clock a, m on May u, 1890, ae
which time the commissioners court win be in
regular session, and pass upon the bids
Bids must be accompanied by plans al,tz Sf1c1@
fcations, and the latter must proy5aa feFeourt-
room. grand iuryroom, petit XXI z5ekh, sherih's
office; clerks Office and sqsa0thsr Offices as the
Each bid musksh accompanied by a certified
check for $209s forfeit to the county in case
the biddex rails to enter into contract within
twentEaESs after notice Of acceptance of pro-
bids viii also be received at the same time for
y dreproof safe, large enough to contain all the
records Of the county.
The court reserves the right to reject any and
This, the 9Th day Of April, A, D., 1890.
JOHN HoFFER,
Clerk County Court, Armstrong County,
nROPOSALS FOR FUEL-Headquarter De-
L partment Of the Missouri, Office OF the Chief
Quartermaster, Fo-t Leayenworth, Kansas, April
L. lS90.-Se2led proposals, in triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, will be received at this
Office and at the offices of the Quartermasters at
noon. central standard time. May 18th, 1890, andz
then opened, for furnishing and deliysEt9E
wood. coal and charcoal, during the 1aE year
and Riley, Kansas; Forts Giks6a. Reno, Sill
and Supply. Indian TsEr<to<y; Fort Elliott,
YER Colorado: - sheridan, illinois: Little
Rock Barracks kfkansas. and Camp at Okla
homa CitEskfT. Proposals for delivery at other
point s. 81 be entertained. Bidders must state
thesSpt8ces where they propose to make deliv-
seefes. The Government reserves the right to
reject any all bids, or to contract for either
kind Of supplies, or such portion OF each may
be considered for the best interest of the service
and to waive such defects as are not in conflict
with the law. Preference viii be given to arti-
cles Of domestic production manufacture.
conditions Of quality and price Including in the
price Of foreign productions or manufactures the
ff1rtw ID
and printed circulars giving full information
will be furnished on application to this ONCE or
to the quartermasters OF the posts named. En-
velopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fuel at. .-..-,' and addressed
to the undersigned, or TO the respective Post
Ouartermasters. G.. ". FOSTER, Quarter
master u g. A. Chief Ouartermaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

free and unlimited coinage, on equality
with gold rs existed from the foundation
of the government until 1873 and that you
will supplement this money with United
States legal tender until the volume of
currency shall reach $50 per capita of the
population, and that you will as soon g.
possible discontinue the issue of any
other kind of money whatever; also that
you will provide for the continuance OF
banks under the supervision of the
United States for safety of depositors. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
COLORED SETTLERS.

Ten Thousand Booked from Alabama for Okla
hOma by July 1.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, No. April 19.-Rev
F. Foster of Topeka, who has been in
Alabama for the last two weeks in the
interest of the Oklahoma immigration
society, writes that 10, 900 colored peo-
pie will come from Alabama before July
to settle in Oklahoma. He has been
making speeches ali through the state,
and has met with marked success. The
association has another agent at work in
Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, and he
writes that several thousand people are
preparing TO move to Oklahoma this
year. A letter from Atlanta says that
100 colored people left that city on the
18th inst. for the new country. A COL
ony from South Carolina will start for
the Territory in few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
Washington Notes,

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The presI-
o'1' mas approved the act removing the
political disabilities of D. c. Stiez.
me sub committee of the house COM
.i.''re OF judiciary has instructed Rep
sentative Culberson of Texas to report
.1' o'aoly 10 the full committee at it's
- -. meeting, the senate bill to prohibit
t "1S.S' with recommendation that it
4, t'aGeu III position for speedy action
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
onposed 70 the WINDOW silver Bfl1..

WASHINGTON, April 10. = Senators
,'-'"'eISon and Paddock to-day pre-
; 'u'ea petition from the members of
'' Farmers Alliance Of Nebraska re-
en-, sr~' 10 the financial policy of the gov
tb a'ueht: The PRINCIPAL paragraph of
s.e petition reads: We, your petition
no. pray that your. honorable body will
~, pass the Window bill or any
i ..aar measure; that you will not
or refund bonds to furnish
~, oasis for the issue of bank
-''es' but that you VIII restore silver to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
Bitten by a RattIesnake.

eIeClaI 10 Inc 6aZette-
Ell PAso, TEX. April 19.-The little
daughter of the section boss at Duro. on
the Texas and Pacific. died from the bite
of a rattlesnake, only living twelve hours
after she was bitten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

Jude Ito policeman chow could
anyone throw stone and break win
dow around the corner?'' Policeman
''But, your honor, please remember that
the prisoner is q woman. III brakes
Magazine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Forecast til
8 a. N. Sunday:
For Arkansas and Eastern Texas
Fair, followed by q light rain iHskhe
southern portion; eastern, wnkmer;
eastern winds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

Barber-Hello, where did you get the
Mexican dog?
Customer-That's no Mexican dog He
Is just common everyday dog that
tried some of your celebrated hair tonic
on Terre Haute Express.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

Boarding house mistress Cat Sunday
dlnner)-Mr. Jones, why do you not eat
some chicken
Mr.. Jones (who has labored fifteen
minutes trying to carve leg)-Thanks,
u never work on Sunday Mnnsey s
Weekly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
W AN4E|ss dENTs.

A GENEE Wanted, agents in every county in
tor. . standard work containing about ss29s tavo
pages, fully illustrated. Treatsea hefsess cat
German or Englishs kess rapidly. Address
Yeagley Bresss kf3kA agents, Denton, Tex
XKIANTEpABy May 1. three energetle men;
must have some business exrsflence
Moderate salary to commences Fftlls chance for
promotion. Box 4S5, aERs FDssn-
NJ f8eses to travel in neighbor-
w inEtuHas. Salary SIS per week. Room
= ReRSa building, Fort WORTH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
Canal sheds Burned.

LONDON, April l9.-The Shropshire
canal sheds at Liverpool were burned to-
day. The loss Is ESQ 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

s. When the bead feels .dsfll Ind heavy /,
the sgan appsezs salleFs a asyss9and
theS omasil q efusas fo56 take rter 3
Ii fzfe LisersEaiss Don 9, feRse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
PERSONAL.

A NYoNE knowing the sol Charlie
Ter favor ssllss father and mother, by giving
them hf$s address. When last heard from he
was 4tefng near Madisonviile, Tex. In JanuaTg,s
eEt1s present year. Address j. W;yohhsozls'
Center, Tex.
4 YOUNG LADY. .finah6iaify embarrassed,
"A would like tgTb0Tr6t $50 ON her valuable
low Interests Address R. R., GazetteofiSss
kbEALL-Want TO hear from aiiyptsg Brewing
J where Samuel Eugene Bs2sl atts IS twelve
years old; an orphapt news of him will be
III. West IEeiand street, Fort Worth. state pa,
persp t6sse copy. * - ~. y
RGISS MARY WHlTEa8s bliha lady, who
ISs travels throug tie EoHhtry selling corsets,
quested to resnFn the child at once, she has not
fulflledeher promise to the child's mother, who
is very much worried and anxious abQnt her.
ByUoing this she will save herself Linnecessary
trouble. The Child Faahsf State papers
please copy. sas.sss5 ~ rs
DERSQ MIX Inv attenuation leading. tassthss
yyhssteaeoits or John Jernigan
received by Seaton &SAsne bweetwater, Tex.
fgNINNERz-A Thinner can make money by OPEN
L ing q tin shop in Valley Mills. Tex. Write
the postmaster for information. RespeetfAlsgs
j. B. Daniel. ,sassesS 81
w ANTED-To Correspond WITH modest, in
w telligent gcnhg 9aSyS not ever nineteen
years Qfs2gel Gbject-correspond wikl qtsai:
Samuel Efaugh, Yoakum, ,Teyss * ~
M ANTED-IRfcfsfat ton wanted of George
w Winter Alexander Acker or Elzey Brown.
Anyone knowing such person Will confer aofExaLs
by a. dressing Matte Harringson9 nskcgSee,
Indian Territory. s.ls.ss(3i "
w ANTED71A few 5eang ladies to correspond
W with: Object, marriage. I; C.aa Xergi
Yeakoin; Tex. .zt%Ss; 81 s.'s &
~ 1ED-A young lazy. e0Frsspnndent; age
w w eighteen sse5lty. i've preferred OBJ
Paris, Tex. !, box 249.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20
FOE sALLREA1.

FOR sALE-REAEsR
FoR SALE on eaSs ssoFy brick
L buildipgs tii A1k fstfkk SITS. Apply to
j. NJ; PseEss9s
+ FOR sALE-oATTLEsss.Ss
EoR SALE CHEAPr=sb ess Hest stock
cattle. well inPTgge Hereford and
Durham styaIks % s5ft sTzttS fSr city property.
Apply tesA:z2ss ssseItsI Z or worth.
FOR TkADE-REAL EsEaE
RIO TRADE-A good f0iss 2ssSilss house,
! 5Ox1OO foot lot one hleoS 6rts55e city limits;
good picket sfgsss fruit trees; would ey-
side osait Kppfy to Walker. .Hssten Esfry,
NTHO WANTS5g Tf5.fE iEfEBEF-E5O acres
w splendid hsaee lsFd z. = Tarrant cou4tS.to
exchange feS cattle ct So, SIS. and SIS Der
head. splendid bargain. sssssSs A.ooatsss&
FOR EooSis.
E ~ Fourth and Grove streets. sstfsd, day
sbonrders; rates reasonshlsss SSaite.
T3OR RENT-Niezsfy SssSsiEEf1ed rooms. at Ms.
Il E. J. MasEie At 80 LamaE ssEsst:
DQaM- For rent, tnrIlIshe %, pnfurnished.
III tween Daggett avenue andBroadway.
F3o0Sf FOB RERJT-+S them xposlre, furn-
{ Ia isEed or Hnfurnishe as Mrs. G. S. Hart, ZIG
North Aas1ett street. .szsss
goR RExR-RaoMs.
RooM-FOF TENT an elegantly furnished room
in a new fhuilding on Main street. Al modern
oonveniendssss elevator, etc. sgl ssil furniture.
at reasdSAsae price. Adore Seller, care
co.o..o Ia - ~ ~ ~
DOOMS-For rent, fuE1fsEe win
II board, two aEteSi41 bgthf oerasS lioe and cold
water all overt tho hepss, s4feesear line on both
sides oi. the hStse SOS East W eathertssa street.
Mira Russell.
EfTFWo furnished, rooms fos rent
4 st. Louis Iysff1es -. - e q
ID OOMSz For T6 Iftf fsF6 nsstly furnished sou til
IA rooms. With hosEes t0i7 Lamar st:...a.sz4zs.s
.s HELP wANTRpesaxAEE
ARBERzwartea, a frst-elass white barber.
ID None other need apply. Permanent Pskit9R
Address. Jake Campbell, Abilene, Y s1s
pARBER--W anted, wAits God wages;
- Steady job to- se3ef 80 indus trioas MA
Address BozlSs BalIEGger, Tex;
LloYs5 Wanted, two boys ssFn hands
y Address s. 8. 6fszette.
ID peffsFs Call ct Natasprtpna 10 and
llaoacaock. ssA E5ss
SF9hRB ERA Fst- cIzsss zFser.E Nth ontll q
9 Ad dress sns sea zPegine
aRa as ef aSssiensl
Heracsk 7OS HoustcH at:.ss EaSI4ta Worth
NOOK-EE aRtsd, u q hrst-class caoE
~ nssn PtefeFred. Mnst be- erzts..t
ADDRESS Maxwell HsHse r5nrfOgds S ext
COOK n sc6sf foT 1siasi m
Ns9passs r. conHsft ~ rss6 Bsgsat
z8ie4fts. 1918 y
FI1OQK-Wanted,. q sc4stse ass 9eoAR f6f &. R.
" lunch stand; Z4goed wagss. NJ. SR. Hoxie,
Taylor, Tex. - (. =,
Wanted, two GOOD coz rnak-
" ers at once. pay the Fort pnion bill.
Steady work for steadysIRe b. GIbertT Ses@4
HorK tallor, Pffssslss zss
(tARPENTERSATsR fltess good carpenters. APP
" ply to W. IT, Wethaose, Contractor ArliEgEaa
helghts: ..azs2 =
GIARPENTERS-Wa fEfteen hEst-class car
" penters. NeHe sshefs need apply. The VII
mans LaIn2eE t9s0an pany, Tayior,
,jB RgNING HANDS-M aHtea, xF5e9f three
Il good ironing hansss. tEaay emp logunens.
Reliable Steam taaattFy
INAR5f HAM Wanted, las once, two good
-, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

2---44-sssss n =
rz4-sss1s
$500
SELL OFFICE EERNITURE ON EASY
.-.
- .,E2sst So, r,1T70 croo1 DECIDE
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S5SzsSssE
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- =7=77
r. 9sG0T0GRAPHERS. -. $
4c--.,cz-1S ~,
$3.50 ~ biadr 80, 49, nor
traits Throes Tlcftssy5 gts9ep. Two siocks SCUM
u pos 1870 - 5-easS- :
UNDERSTANDINGS.
M ~ = lso1,too-I,s
EN- ~ "a" = 'oI,J as
gwen u iAnN AAu
szzzssss=5=s == ===zs=szss77sss=ss
EgARKEEPER-I y5sh ~ sees1 pqsit1on as osE ss
- kssepeIi sEs IN
rome ssEeetf Sew ore Ia
Reg-A boy orsIzt cen wants WORK OF any Lind:
AZ G; e. ere sasEeee
take charge 81 shop sesstted trade N Alsseqrl;
ten years tasge . reference
Eagec u gansedf write 51onH L.
poY-Wans ssF1sas Soy q Is years wishes
AZ 70 Learn g gces trade, mach!nlst Sssze a1e-
lsfEe9.s ssaqtess " a5ssl e1
0 sse1al s so%s END a of Work 4SGk
just from the East. Good references. not
asrafd Of work. Address, LenQEs tiEespWcod'
R0oV 2 IN pz7f,z I,o-
D keeper, er sns hind OF office woFaE se 8,
experiences fully competsHts rslS9 and aGeu-
TEX.
pOQKHEEPE Wanted situation as book
ID keeper City reference. Address, NJ, Ca
;Lstse o1Hce.
DRICKLAYEa;-zs ~ ~ ys5rg Of any kind; -aa1ss
b a sooaaefs Address, c. e. AllsSlis
Z IA RI IN FESR -WoRK-Wapteal and
6S g Fl. Williams, 81 s5as Sal receive prompt
] ssssation. yH.aEss -
49, 4ddIas wh n IT, sG 9sx5
1SSI1Tz We = 4
ttes1 81
Waite and p
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eg and n viii s tso rs 81 tFif address
2I08 Curtis
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ttskslt sion wanted ny A sseRrgets3
sfay sfx Years eDne sr;. s
p % Roy 21f -Tsrrels rsSsEss ST.,sEnesssa
~ M - :
cal poseso,s iss -
on Sam
uel, scsrs GazstSeS -
iREfssS ,togiag man, singlsss Uttered
x;ssTess n RSS.$S$s1 $3.50
sa
(H6GGtSt77ssA Yotlsss g sfs ~ Years 90 VI ants
I posssoa: 4na z9ess. g sgeE efyt&ssle more
=, -
ksslnFL0f Attael-74 enng man lEoas Hpes East
1 ,fsI,ce ,l
sssDsctv = sSs,asS 80 - '"S
Sey !. - - ~ - - .
ENNGIN e. Ez5st stItsa py 2 civil snglneei any
,,,.ap : tb3s -
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EMPIoY I55ss Stu ation tg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

no8fT1ON-Wanted hy5 . 5;SsIzEEfil IA 81 enel
A and push, g 5sss szksas solieitos9pn so
good paPeEss sss2es given. Address zsset
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

TO MaiHsetreet, Dallas, Tex.
TENYPEW RFREsR CHANGE-RemIngtQll9Al AID
1 Calis1APh Standard typewriters Sale or
rent. ~, j. Powell, 6I2 Mainssstset!
VOST WRITING MAGsk7TE4E-New and higher
i standard. Nq.FS6bon, direct printing, per
manent aliQz5aaent; guaranteed to speed,
strepst& snd manifolding power. s. L. Rockell,
FerS Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

EJLACE-Wanted place by. alrsii333}}ls man who
is capable of fflinsf z5y bositsn. at some
thing that IS hoRQ919le and can make living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

NTER-Warse situation as5fbrinter OF
Il city OF SFnz4t1y paper; can give references
AddresGsBe, box a. Ennis. Tex ~,gsSSfss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-20

eos xain street. Fort worth. Tex.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
military Law.


A new idea always captures tho
easiest positions first. The very fact
that any body OF people have held
out against growing principle for u
certain number OF years makes them
specially proof against the truth II
embodies. SO IL always happens that
the new idea has its hardest fight at
the points 1t last attacks.
The gradual change which has
taken place in regard TO the exercise
of an absolute and personal authority
has at last reached the stronghold OF
military discipline. where II Is having
hard time OF it. During the last
hundred years naval discipline In par
ticular has been modified from time 10
time 10 keep pace with the rest OF the
world, until as Admiral Porter assures
us, there Is no comparison between
naval discipline to-day and the iron
system OF 1885, Yet there Is no
doubt most civilians contrasting the
present conditions OF life on board OF
"A man-of-war and In n grocery store,
for instance. would choose the latter
inglorious sphere as the scene OF their
labors.
In spite OF It's magnificent successes.
military law flndsitself an anachronism
In the nineteenth century. IL IL no
longer sufficient recommendation for
n system that Il was simple and efiica-
cious and has stood tho practical test
OF ages. IL must also satisfy the mod
ern theory OF logic and jusice. Now
IL Is impossible for an American civil
ian who has only the most general In
formation about the workings OF the
navy 10 admit the fairness OF "A form OF
law which first administers n punish
ment and afterward affords ample
liberty for finding out whether the
punishment was just one.
The whole operation OF military
Justice offends n nation accustomed 10
the moro specious humbug OF trial by
jury. Uniting the three functions
OF prosecutors. Judge and jury In one
man. has itself n dangerous look.
Than. first 20 execute "a sentence. and
afterward afford the criminal "A chance
OF appeal. from which the most he
can hope to gain Is the knowledge that
he has unjustly been submitted 10 a
degrading form OF physical torture,
seems as arbitrary as the judicial sys-
tenn Of that barbarian king Ia "The
lady or the Tiger"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12

their position. Consequently the
country i overrun with Incompetent
school teachers. and this state Of
affairs will last until those who hire
help will show them more respect.
But as II Is getting fashionable for girls
TO learn TO cook and do general house
work. we truly hope this sad state Of
affairs will soon be over. Let me say
here. | pity the woman who has no
trust In hired girl and doubly pity
the girl that works for her. We must
bear and forbear. and teach in kind
ness how we want this or that done,
and above all things 10 remember they
have their likes and dislikes. as we'll
an ourselves.
Hoping that none will be offended
at my effort In behalf OF the weak
ones. l will close by adding. do not
forget the golden rule.-CHARITY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
Pioneer Chicago.

In 1885 the Chicago post Office was a
log building at the corner OF South
Water aud Lake streets The post-o.ilcc
was on one side OF tho room and "a
grocery and bar on the other. A jus,
tice OF the peace held court upstairs
One day penny dropped from the
ceiling OF the post-otlice TO tho floor.
Two or three fellows rushed for IT,
The postmaster. John 5. 9. Hogan.
rushed outand said; LET II alone; don't
touch IT, The jury upstairs has dipped
for heads or tails 10 SEQ what shall be-
done with the man on trial" Sure
enough. the next minute the foreman
came down n ladder looking for the
penny.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12

This Is a subject that / have long
wished TO speak Tor write) upon, but
for fear OF offending some one who
keeps help. have kept silent. But
now we are invited 10 write on this
very subject and | heartily accept the
invitation.
First. II we were TO place ourselves
or our own dear girls In the hired
girls place. we would have no need
to ask: ''IIow shall we treat thempm
The golden rule vigorously applied In
this case will remove all doubts as To
how 10 treat them. The average
hired girls (naid OF all work. lot Is a
hard one. and she Is deserving OF moro
sympathy than she gets. There Is n
great hue and cry, I'VE cannot get
efficient help" WhyP let mo ask. |
believe the reason just this; Hired
girls are placed In lower class than
girls who earn their living In factories
or by sewing. They have been spok-
en- Of. times without number. as. only
Mrs. Browns or Mrs. Jones' hired
girl. They have come to realize their
position (socially) and have sought
other means Of employment 10 elevate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
Maud Muller.

Maud Muller on dot summer day done
got some more hay rhake as vot neffer
was, and ven she got some biles rhaked
together abart up comes dot Shudge
und ask NIT some water. amt ftp und
ven she shtoop NIT her pare feet down
und gin him some drinks dot old cod
ger look square nit her eyes out
und prakc his heart drough und
drough at both ends, und ven he com
mence 10 gif dose chiles some taffy
dalxs she told him TO cheese it burty
queek, und then he wrote some boetry
like dose: ''Of all sad words OF tongue
or ben the saddest are dose IL might
han pen" und den he ride NIT the
bottom OF the hill Offer, uud Maud
vent TO some more hay rhaking,
vile dot gourtship vas done gone 10 &
shtop.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
Fashion Notes.

Refers and blazer jackets are made
in silk. serge, or flannel and are the
favorites for outdoor wraps.
II you wish something In outdoor
wraps exceptionally pretty get fan
mel REFER with gold or pearl buttons.
In garments for rainy days those
OF striped serge surface in Rus
sian circular and Lonsdale shape take
the lead.
Ladies' shirts are In greater variety
as tho demand increases. Dotted mus
lin, percale, and lined are used In neg
ligee attire.
Flannel dresses are the most worn
by young girls. Some are In two colors
In the skirt-red and blue or blue and
white alternately.
Striped whipcord suitings are just
the thing for travelling. There are
many designs In stripes and great
variety OF colorings.
A sailor hat In dark blue straw. with
band OF blue ribbon dotted with white.
sets of boating dress OF dark blue
fannel with small white dot.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
30 Just and Charitable.

Perhaps 10 woman OF contracted
life nothing Is more trying than 10 see
the easy good nature with which men
bear with the failings OF one another.
The fault she thinks objectionable
the trait OF character she condemns
with spirit. the man regards with toll
erance, and answers her criticisms by
saying: "Oh! he's a pretty good fellow
after all. y or, 1T isn't worth while 10
worry about it, Sometimes she
almost suspects her dearest male friend
OF lack OF moral sense because he
views personal defects in his own sex
SO calmly. not knowing that his atti-
tude OF mind comes from his large ex-
perience in life. What the man gains
thus unconsciously, the woman should
strive to attain by effort. She must
guard against this natural disposition
to confine her thought within the petty
circle OF her daily existence. II duty
ties her closely TO home she must find
such enlargement as she can in reading;
the world OF books and the daily paper
will give her food for thought and
character study. Let her daily con-
versation be pervaded by this thought
Banner Of Light.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-12
RevIva, OF n kissing story.

The young postmaster OF an eastern
village was hard at work In his Office
when "A gentle tap was heard upon
the door and in stepped "A blushing
maiden OF sixteen. with money order
which she desired cashed. She hand
ed IL with bashful smile 10 the official.
who, after closely examining IL. gave
her the money IL called for. At the
same time he asked her il she had
read what was written on the margin
OF the order.
mo, have not, she replied. ''for |
can not make II out. WIN you please
read IL for me?"
The young postmaster read as fol-
lows: IL send you three dollars and a
dozen kisses"
CHANGING at the bashful girl, he
said: Now. | have paid you the
money and | suppose you want the
kisses
yes" she said. III he has sent me
any kisses | want them. too
1t is hardly necessary TO say that
the balance OF the order was promptly
paid and In scientific manner.
On reaching home the delighted
maiden remarked TO her mother:
Mother. this postoilice system OF
ours is a great thing, developing more
and more every year, and each new
feature seems TO be the best. Jimmy
sent me dozen kisses along with the
money order. and the postmaster gave
me twenty; and they were only sent
on the margin OF the paper and weren't
registered, either