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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-17
PAsAJEs INTEPCOLONIALEs.

Les saslca d. perHausnciA su lou pur,os de- tres.
boEda son por Caoula de loS ps'sieyos.
Paratss OE,lzlsl sara E.pasa
En- - dc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. frs. 425
En q de- ira. 4N0
En- B. 6e ! ...-----.--..---.. RS. 3T5
La CcmpGhiE, como Sc ys sn 10 tarifa dc
pasajes hace ura import1ntisima reduction
& los sehores empleados y ohcia'es del
El6rcito IN esta isla y aus femiliAS.
COEDIClOaMS
Z. valor ds les monedaa sxtrREjsrRa rsrA riadc
por 10 ARarcis, de rnnnara que = 0ompanin Esciba
aolaprs q ontants de lcs paaaiUs 6stes sa fran.
CO... on eCL yhlento On Eoneda corrseDts o. tipo
qui is e. 10 plaza a. eTpcdlrlea.
COuCEsIOuES,
lc2 yaie1 tssege9oaaJao, vAlAoa por msses cor
unil6 p.S 10 rabaja en- los sras0adns.oos VSJido.
pos u8 eno, con aE Is y 3 de- sehaia.
a eada fo3ut3 cEyo pasals curapute 81 n.oniante
deB Sesis9 de- caTsLrA, a. !e aouesdera If eanais
dei16 p.S
Una nisrna ps-1onn fAp'ilia . . pGeds tsnrE de-
s(ho is yea las doe eonssaones antics eenaladAt
Les aiIio7 Deaorea de s7o iran gratia; De
fbs pagarAr IN cusrIa psrta js pAssit: dc 6 /.
anbs Ia miisd: , DE- Is mElidoa en- sdslsrte "a
-ia8araR parsis sntero. Co2ado znR farnllia tsngR
yaFios Amos snoTss ds tFea aSeR solo uuo ia grA
i'd lo. jsnAs paEArta II 7aEr 5 ?Fssie.
HAAAJks DE CRIADoa.
Los psecios para loa c-lAdos con 5tina al Hnvre,
sssAn ds tr2DcoG 800,
ULEyEs,
Ezea oonocinisntos de csrgs debcu Ger presents
dea en- ID Agercia con 10 debidA sEsssci6n, no a..
Rasiandose Ice que trntoAr .eloE ta gar de 1rmeo
srsK t5dA elsso &c ;nformeE djrigfgs3 81 Agense
r21spal
Joss r. uIlV0.
Tetraa, ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-17

LA escslag',.e zen
los puegtos do Ar3.
Cibo ? Agusdlils
son discreetonal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-17
VAPORES
CO 4REOS@ESP AHoMIS
sLA CoNPANIA FRAsATLANET0A a
IMTRs
DE q. LOPEZ D. Co.
serviciO psr PuertO-RiOo J Ia Eahans

serviciO psr PuertO-RiOo J Ia Hahans'
SALIDBS.-De Barcelona los disS q J 81
&c oads mea-De Valencia el 5.-De M&laS
sl7y 27-De CadiE el 10 y 30.-De Bsnt8n'
A. 81 26-De Ia OoFuda el 81.
Sc expsnden billetss diFeetas para hsysg2ea q
Pence, Santiago de Cuba, GibaFs, HuevitaF,
Sabsullla CoI6n, con trAsboFde en- Pue; O.
B,ac Habsna
VtAJE DIRECTo DKsDE PUGRTO-RICo
GADxZ , BARCELONA
S1aItda DO Ppsrso-Rieo 81 dia Is Dc eaaa atss.
Sc sxpidan pa'ajes de- ids = vvalta con 2S
or olsuto De rehaja.
lac fAmiliss que paguen L. equivalenod9 .
de 1 pssajss enteroz, So les haT& Ia TebaJs Gel
IS por eisnto. Esta FahRjs no 81 applicable
81. aiIlstes de Ida > VIslta.
I'm Ia i.ay ga elass. Un niAa menoE 90 )
Aaos On csdS fSnnilia, geStis. Los denAa me-
nores de s 4Aos de pasaie, Dc IL aaoa no
,tnnplidos / p2saja. do l2 aaOa oumPlidoa pa
Eaje snssros
En g., prsRarenciD = s. Oralnsyis. On niSO
hAsta 2 amos gratis. Do 2 g. shos ! psssie,
de & IL zsos pasAio, dc II aaoB 60 adelan-
= ,asaiS sHtero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-17

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-, -, h'"s eSeS''s s1i3sbge..llS
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-11

The ,-s;;hui- 'Iain Il u r-w factor In
Western riilfnul transportation. I, Is
claimed fnr these trains that on accoun;
" their b'ir. connected 10y steel lu.-is
all danger o. ,clcscuping In cas-. IL &c.
eden, Is removed. tie train hring.
practically ono long car. II il certain
tia, the oscillation o: the cars is greatly
reduced. ani 1t Is ai>n certain that the
v-s,ibul- trains annf,. til. greatest com
font y., known 80 travellers. The aiup.
ton % this style 81 train by ,tc Chicago.
santa i'c y California Hallway between
Kansas Cts ani Chicago is n str'ir bid
for the passenger traffic between the
Yves, and Chicago. This new rad is
IN many particulars s'irad II any %. it,
older compositions. AMI will undoubtedly
bc III. popular road TO Chicago.
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An Effective stage Pi.,ol.

Stage murders with guns md pistols
arc often ridiculous farccs Tho black
hearted villain fires at tho dies and tho
prosecuted hero facing him drops
dead" To escape tho ridiculous in
this line OF stage effort n new weapon
has boon invented by NJ. Philippe,
secretary OF tho Bouires Parisicnnos.
Paris. 1t contains long spiral spring.
which carries needle ut tho end.
Tho picco is loaded by COMPRISING tho
spring. which Is retained by n simple
mechanism, and inserting In tho muz-
zlo n cork. which contains a charge OF
Illuminating mercury. On pulling :hc
trigger the spring is released and tho
needle strikes tho illuminate, which cx-
plodes. blowing tho cork into dust II
Is said that these guns can DO levelcd
directly ut any person and discharged
without risk.-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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SHE FETCHED HIM.
q Ys0ais Lawyer brings = tiirting III
C0sgrsssmAu To tifnr-


Congressman to Time.
IL Was sitting in my Office ono day
somo years ago." said Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Lipscomb, recently
III was while l was stu engaged In
general practice). when beautiful!
young woman nounced ia. all tears
and diamonds and n sealskin sacque.
and told mo story. She had come
all tho way from the State of-well-
Boocrumgummy to got married to a
well-known Congressman. who no.
sports an OK. only to hud that her
con fidencs and trust had been betrayed
and that hs wouldn't marry her at all.
| She had big baio OF very incrlmlnat-
Ing and rod-hcaded letters which she
, was prepared To spring on him rs right
and left bower. both aces and tho
Joker. l didn't want to tackle 1t. so |
Gained her grief. wiped away her
tear. gavo her soma smelling salts
and said:
"'iou want reyonge?
"'Yos. revongeT
Sand damage.r
"'fes. heavy damages?
".Ah. my dear young lady. I Will
make your case my own. scrubbed
f.w lines on sheet OF paper. folded.
inclosed and addressed IL Take this
letter To the address given. Tho lady
1, mt tho head OF tho Washington bar
as representative OF har sSS. She
will pursue this man To the bitter end.
She VIII be tiger on his tack.
The youn. woman departed In us
good spirits ar could have becn sS-
pcc,ed. and my learned sister at the
bar took tho ease heard nothing
more OF II for a month and concluded
II had b.cn settled outside Ono day
! mot tho sister.
Well. wha, has become OF my
young LADY, asked.
:" oh! sh, has gone back 10 Booor-
umguminy with n thousand dollars
The deuce you say! How did you
do Up
oh. l sat down and wrote that base
villain and ba,rsyer O! innocence II
letter. lie paid no a,,.G,lon TO It j,
I. only III. a!,scnth case Of tho sor; !
hnv, had. oh. these ~lc@ea Goa
gr-,.m.n' They seldom pay any a,-
,cn,Ion TO tho frs. letter. don't ox-
pcct ,hcm To. Bu, tho second one NJ
ways fctsh,, en- wrote tho second
one. My II, cou!aa', Sc, around
soon enough. II. autographed. aud
then raced tho telegraph all tho way
from Long Branch. Tia, snooud lot
tor fixed him. iie plaakcd down two
thou -
How much I'D you say tho girl
took away
Two thousand dollar. dIin',
charge tho poor dear one red cont \"
-WAsh!ng,on Post.
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MUsIc.LoviNo LiZsIos.
Thsy ve,isW . Wssssiisg sss.ssst Csui
s<sss-i on Icy /. rsssasL

The, v.a,.v . w...,ii.s s,s.ssss Csui
s<sse-i on iy . trssaaL
\. 4. ~-it kaa~n. lizard. of all col.
ors and a,s.s abound In Italy. They
IL, baking on nil the stones. they ruf
along all tho walls. they poop out al
every chInk and crcy!e-; but ns soon
n. they hear the faIn,c-, noise th-y
disappear with lightning speed. md 1,
1. hard 20 -r- ,hun nuar and 10 oh.
servo them clu.riy. Walking caro-.
less.y. and noticing The dlar !.i,le an.
ipAls da ting nov h-rr. now thcrr.
Iymsm q ID the Cr,s-k statue Of Apol-
- Saugp.;;ouD,. who l. aiwsy. r-pre.
seated rs busted with iIEard-Apollo.
god Of tho sun and o. music. Sup.
puao l try +! thought. and softly.
quito softly. began to whistle n
dreamy old German air. and behold .
lizard Hes sti.! n, though rooted To the
sp"i. risins It, llstlc head In nIis,cning
attitude and looking nj me with hi.
sharp little eye. without stirring
continued my melody. Tho lizard
came nearer aud nearer. and n, las,
approached quito close. always listen.
ing aud forgetting all It's fears A.
soon. however. as the whistler made
the slightest movement 1t vanished into
some cr-yicc. but - peep forth again
moment after and TO listen
once more. ms though entirely en-.
tranccd. A delightful discovery truly.
and one OF which extended tho Field
OF observation daily. At last NJ many
n, eight or nino OF these little music
lover. would sit around mo In the
most comic attitudes Nay. two oi
them. n mother and It's young one
would sit awaiting mo rs ! arrived
whi-,ling at the same hour OF day. sit
ting on n largo stone. under which
was probably their homo. With these.
too. mad. some further experiments.
After having made music to them for
awhile ! cautiously went few steps
further. wblstling on In soft. drawl.
ing tones. SUCH ns had found ,hcy
best loved to hcar. and see. verify. they
followed mol Watching them with
intense interest. ] continued TO whistle
rs l walked ON slowly. hal,ing every
few paccs and being silent whilc
hated. and truly tho little creatures
followed. slowly II is true. bu, In q
straight limo, at n dis,nncc OF abou,
fifteen steps. until a. last. unhappily.
the heavy troad Of n peasant put them
10 Hight But my experiment. had
lasted long enough to mako mo under.
stand tho Apollo Sauroktonos. and
once moro rovercnocd tho keen na,iv,
observation of those old Hcllcncs Be
sides this. tho legend OF the Rat
catcher of Hnmclin" suddenly becam,
much more credible. Leisure Hour,
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Il M, going t. SAY" remarked ,li'
pumpkin, Proceed said the corn. n
all ears 4 wa, -iin. ,n say if,hr,
gis, mr. far sl " this fall vi
a,'ouisi people. ''sliucSs. replied tie
corn conicmp;uously. do ,on suppose
anyone will notice you when I'm
round 2" "a, To that" said the
pumpkin. II an founil-f than You. nn'l
sou will vine im 'sotn- pumpkins too. "
Aud soplcasrd was II with this miserable
rc,sr RI that It rolled over and smashed u
n-ishbor tomato. Tie corn .'alk-d
away la disgust.
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CENTRAL ASIAN HEAT.
Lsssss - Underground ifoas~s To ts~sp~
The ngs-i. Doel Air.

I, IL stated In III, official report tina,
10? persons died bc,waaa tho i,h and
18th Of Angus, n; BosSara Of heat.
and tho figures. I, "a expressly aided.
do not inclui, ch.ldr-n- II this afaax-
ing calamity b, no, duo 10 any n,mo.-
ph,ric violence. rs n bna-s..lmoon. for
! example. IL 4. probably unequai-d In
authentic RECORD. Bu, when ". think
Of III, agony. tn. horrible wrc,sa-i-
nos. In which tho whole POPULATION
must have boon living. 1. may well
r,,n tina; those who found escape In
death arc no, 10 b, p!,lod. Tho hor-
ror o! heat I. unxno~a to us. or. In
decd. tn aay par, of Europe. though
Maple. md Athens nro desperately
trying sometimes. Bu: 10 tho native
of Scsndo. Central Asia. III. shore. %.
tho Persian Gull. III. sun of Grcsco f.
bu, tribe. The utter hciplcssncss Of
man under this infection adds horror
Ia his -gf'crlng%
Their, Ia no hope and no resources
when tho rca.ho, air pcno;ratr- 10
those underground chambers In which
the summer IL passed In Central As.A-
Tho inhabitants" wo learn. '.arc
shutting themselves up TO escape
probably closing nil tho apcr,urcs OF
their sub,crrancan ahodc.. except
those absolutely necessary for vcn;lla-
ton. Tho air down below. under such
circumstances. can not DO imagined b.
ono who has not had n touch oioSp-rI-
cnc-. Houses Of good elias. aro soliily
constructed under ground. with cham
bcrs and doors and corridors. but tho
mass OF tho people inhabit big holes.
rooted ovo-. with no kind of pcrma.
non. convenience. Every winter tho
iro-, and snow and rain play mischief
with these rough pits, and tho damage
Is no, always nor often repaired By
tho following summer. Fancy thou
sands OF Mongols In these don., pur-
suing their filthy habits In .omi-dars-
meas. suffering tho awful ,ormcn, Of
heat, children wailing. adults raving.
always in want Of water md generally
OF food. in m n,,no. 7hcro boz ond con-
cciving. That Ia tho picture which
those few lines OF telegram suggcs, to
readers who know. London Standard
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Travellers. tourists and people con-
tcmplning VISIT back east max. 1t
their duty to study UP the geography 81
uuT country. the location Of cities and
towns. and the mos, desirable routes by
which they can reach the desired DIES.
tinaiion. The opening Of new lines,
the daily adoption Of innovations, and
ing. all Prove interesting reading. and
such Items are most eagerly Sought
after. willie these vast corporations vie
with each other IN advancing the com
fort and safety uf their ncvcr-to he.sat
isiicd patrons. We we're most f"rcibl,
thrown into this lin. OF thought whit.
.njJiing trip over that rpad whose
name Is rs familiar and with whose
qualifications tie experienced traveller
is rs well acquainted IA with the streets
made To none other than the Wabash
whose lines cover u beautiful and fer
tile country aud col meet Omaha. Kan
sas Ci,y. Des Mlines k"ukuk Quincy
and 81. Louis with Chicago. Detroit.
Toledo. i'iiisburg, New York. Boston
and all intermediate points. but one
change of cars need be made between
Cheyenne or Denver and New Go,k or
| BOSTON. Quick time. smooth track.
sunp,uous dining cars whose cuisine i,
equal To that of the best hotel in the
land. and in which the meals are
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-11
MEE\ER HERALD
THE DIVORCE EVIL.
Marriage Nsd. n Failure by the 8Ass
with Mhieh ~ Gan Bic Anauiisd.

Marriage Made n Failure bv the 8Ass
with Nhieh u Can lie Anauiisd.
The frivolous character OF the com
plants In many cases .! divorce re-
Gently granted and now on the doeke'
leads thoughtful people 10 ask; ''wha'
arc We coming TOP" We do not know
that the wives In given number o.
cases ars more blamsble than the hu--
bands, but IL /. the wives who suffer
the most from such sundered roll
,ionA As n rule. they suffer more In
their affections and In their repu,a'
lions thai tho stronger sex. While
there Is something TO bs said In favor
OF a law of divorce which separate.
lni,mated couples. there IL no condem'
nation too severe for mon or women
who enter tho marriage state with the
idea In their minds that II thay do not
Ike II they viii taiso advantage OF the
law tina, allow. them TO escape. We,
there is no doub, that ,hough.les'
young men and glddy girls often do
approach tho altar with that though,
In their minds. In cases whers the
husband IL very young In. idea Is mp,
To grow In :, engih ns tho years pass
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-11
FIRST SLEEPING CAR.
II Was Invented by Theodore T. Wood
nm IN In5l.


run in 1884.
The first sleeping car was invented
by 1hoodo o l. WoodrnN. VINO got up
h!s model In The oiilco oil James lllsins-
mast nj hono' ~ L. IN io'i' 'ho
latte Doing al tnnt tiino IN inc sorv-
leo OF vac ~ me " "iar'"wh ran
road hr W oour"u "husa'oroa W
interest Mr I4i'ihshhst suih'ieh''y IN
MS Invention TO advance inc cost OF
securing patent from inc GOVERN
ment' on, he d'd not nave suiic'on'
ihlih IN II, po'S.o..'t1e' ana upoi'hou'
II Was WIFE IN so oil daIea con-
di'ion oil n.na resulting from pe'ns
Knocked on tho t'p OF lreish, car oy
an o.t' h'oned inc 'soa or,ase 'hh'
Mr' o'a3nh sohea''aa INC 'uea u
sleeping car Inc h'odo, WhISh no
constructed IN MT '!nhsnaa.
oiHeo was e"rr'sd +" 'p'tnS,o'u'
Mass IN an o'u''"sh'oh." ohnual"
~. "ha suUiii'.''a 70 s
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-11

A Guide to tho Churches OF Lon.
don" shows tina, tho number o! metro
poll,an churches la, Increased 10
tween 1888 rad 1859 from s.s To i.oiJ,
Altar yop,msnis arc row the rnlo In
30 churches. NJ agnln., 81 In 1855
altar lights In iig. "a. against Ct In
1855; and III. Eastward Position" In
800. Ms against 3ct In lisa In the
same period the number OF churchs,
In which tho communion 1, celebrated
In tho evening has decreased from -
10 ...-Iho Church Review.
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NrCSEn PurciScT-Ruai ovcrsccrs e. Die
irict No. I. Lewis Allen: District No. s, Jncul
Matter: District No. G. Allan Smith.
Justices OF the rcncc--G. ". Stone and ". =
Laurie.
Cun-tnhlcs-ii. c. Giiinorc and u. I. Clark.
Coat CnrrK-Jurttcc--E. r. Go.s.
'nnstnhlc-J. u. Amick.
Rond O,ersccr-Sam Martin.
PiCr-tSCE-Justicc-T. +. King.
Constnblc-I. ". Hcrwick.
Road O,arsecr-I. W. Bainbricb.
WHITE RivHn-Justicc--G N. Howard.
C'irstabtr'-S iirig,n.
Road ONersccr- George W. Blnck.
HA.usLY-Justicc Z. Emcrt.
Cnnsiahlc-Juscph st'idcr.
Road pyctSccr-S. e.. Swartz.
IrrtH Wni1u-.Iusticc-Chn Smith.
Constable William Carver.
HUai ONcrsDgs-D Steel.
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liswiin. mail leaves Monday, "wednesday and
Friday AZ q. M. Arrives TUESDAY, Thur
,iAy aud saturday AZ q y. IN.
Grand River mail ioayos M.-sur daily, except
sunday, nt ds;o T. IA.
itsnsoiy ani White River mail leaves Ne-k-r
every Nnn'iay AMI THURSDAY al n. IA.
Arrives s,sry Wednesday AMI saturday At
sp. m.
troin a. M. To 4 y. M.
ro.,oinc. open ga sunday. from $ to 10 =. m.,
aud from q Ia y. M.
w. iiouSroS, Postmaster.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-11

The difference between mind cure
and faith cure is this: In the mind
cure you don't require any faith. in the
faith cure You don't require any mind.
What's mind? No matter. What's
matiery Never mind.-Ex.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-11

William u. Howclls believes with
Anthony Trollopc tina, n novels,
should no more wait Tor inspiration In
his work than shoemaker or tallow
chandler. The both act upon the
principle that writing novels is pure.
mechanical work. like writing law
yors' briois. Tor instance, Or book
kco-ing.
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THE HERALD BRAND.

All stock branded rs above OH. A.,
par, Of animal from The tail up TO flrh'
h-hini tile ears, Range, Garnsld,
toutt. Grand, Eagle. pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
sIu,hcru Wyoming and few selee;
patches Of i--d!n. ground NIL over
4. S.-No extra charge for cut, en-
craving. descriptive matter, @, engraved
characters, ana al,n includes a copy OF
rnE HERALD. H.; the cowboy on the
range know Your brand.
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Teaclcr-W What il that letter.
Pupil don't know.
Teacber-What is it that makes
honcyy
Pupil tson Of Observation-Disclosures
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&C.

Subscribe Tor The HERALD and san
Francisco Weekly Call. Only ;3.j f't
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THERE seems TO be a strange relation.
slip between counting ut the summer
,rsot, ard The divorce Court.-pucb
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Temperance Orator-1.ast year this city
spent SIS. Gi2 - for alcoholic drinks.
Mr.. Spunium-Greats snakes, wha. n
lot of chances I must have missed :
Terre lIaute Express.
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TuE HERALD and st. Louis Globe
Democrat. $50 per year.
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Subscribe for The HERALD and De
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WHITE RIVER sToCH-GmowgHs Asso-
CITATION.
President. ". y, DENLY
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Secretary, = L.. II, Hrash-r
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Executive Committee, Hen Price. 4. u.
CIiichils and ". A. Keller.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-10-31
The Beauties Of the Mckinley Bill.

The increase Of prices under the
tariff law chiefly concerns the con-
sumers. The winter is near and
many people are beginning to buy
their supplies of warm clothing. the
cost of which is always an important
question with persons OF moderate
means. The new tariff law will add
very greatly TO the hardships OF the
coming season, for it must increase the
price of everything that goes to the
making up of n winters wardrobe.
1t will be necessary for the dealers,
for example. to charge about $500
for a woman's ulster that last year
cost SIS: $3.50 for what was then a
so snit of clothes The material for
an all wool dress costs at least 81
more than it did two years ago. a
waterproof that could be had last
summer for Sc will cost in the neigh
borhood Of So.
The following table shows, with
very close approach to accuracy, how
much the new tariff will add TO the
cost Of certain important articles OF
the winters outfit. The family as
sumed consists of "a man, his wife and
boy The articles enumerated are
comparatively cheap but of decent
quality. The woman is given cot
ton aud wooden house dress for best
wear. The man and boy are each
given two suits of clothes
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-10-31
A Funeral and a Wedding.

Prof. Charles w. Fleming of Pitts
burg was married a few days ago to
Miss Blanche Lynn, of Williamsport,
Pa, in the same room with the corpse
of the brides father, the late Judge
Lynn, the wedding guests being also
the funeral guests. This vas accord
Ing TO the wishes of the deceased.
Prof. Fleming and Miss Lynn were to
be married in December, but while
Fleming was in Philadelphia on bus
mess he received telegram from Miss
Lynn announcing the serious illness
of her father and requesting that he
should hasten to Williamsport.
Judge Lynn, who was rapidly sink
ing, said it had been his fond hope to
see his daughter married. He realized
that he could not do that, but he
hoped they would be married before
his body was carried to the grave.
The young people promised to do as
he wished. When the family and
friends were gathered in the room
where the body of the dead man lay
the minister arose and requested the
couple to come forward. The young
lady, leaning on Prof. Jennings arm,
was sobbing heavily. Thus standing
in the centre of the room, where they
could look upon the face of the
corpse, the words were spoken that
made them man and wife.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-10-31
MARRIED..

At the Lutheran Parsonage in Shop
herdstown, October %, 1890, by Rev.
d. NJ. Moser, Mr.. CHARLES R. FULK
and Miss ROSE s. TANSELL, both OF
Berkeley county, w. Va.
At the residence Of the brides pa
ents, in Bolivar, in this county, DC
tober 22nd, 1890, by Rev. VIM. Harris,
Mr.. FRED L. MAUzY, Of Canton, Ohio.
and Miss ADDIE KEMP, daughter OF
Mr.. o. T. Kemp, of the former
place.
In Harper's Ferry, at the residence
of the brides parents, on Tuesday
evening. Oct. 21st, 1890, by Rev. VIM.
Harris, Mr.. WALTER PORTS, Of Ohio,
and Miss IDA MANUEL.
On Thursday, October Is, 1890, in
Hagerstown, Md, by Rev. p. E. Ed
wards, of Shepherdstown, Mr.. FRANK
GRAVES and Miss ELLA SMITH, both
of Washington county.
On Tuesday, Oct %, 1890, in Hagers-
town, by Rev. S. w. Owen, Mr.. JOHN
GRIM, of Martinsburg, w. Va, and
Miss LAURA V. SMITH, of Hagers-
town.