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The daily critic., 1890-07-14

EfOht INC thfcdg9 lNltS.
Certain newspapers are opening their
batteries upon Postmaste. GeneralWana-
maker for violating the postal laws in
admitting to the mail unmailable mat.
Ter offered by Pension Shark Lemon.
If they think that the attack will dis
turb the pious gentlemen who came
into power by corrupting the voters,
who sold a cabinet Office, who have
persistenty violated the civil service
laws and who are bidding for an exten.
sion Of power by a reckless use of the
surplus, they are optimists Of the first
"a ufpr
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
now 10 see nuIlet.. rIeht.

From ne ohio state JoyHai.
BY saturating the bullets with vaselue
they may be easily seen in their course
from the rifle TO the target their trajec.
tory course is marked by beautiful
ring Of smoke, caused by the vascline
being ignilcd on leaving the mulzlc of
the gun, the smoke being suspended for
Much better scores result when grease
of some kind Is used; bullets are not so
apt to split, the recoil Is not 50 great.
ana It is believed the course of tbs mis.
silp is more tTuc
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
a Poet Way ON on Birds.

ffeA hofett ana stream.
No good reason suggests itself why
poetry and oFnithology should not 20
hand 10 hand there Is certainly enough
Of the p0elieal In the aseeFtafned facts
Of bird life 10 give scope for the veFsi-
heTs. Bnt here Is a poet in the June
Century who writes
"Aud Oft is heard the drum Of quail.
This is followed by q line
tAud meadowlaTks are soaring high-n
The curious phase Of this IS that the
poem IS one inspired by bird music;
and its author might justly be thought
20 be something Of an observer of bird
life
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

VIII n I9I- IlTA HlTll-
The 1ribuHes call % Congress %
halt Ia the voting Of pensions did
nQI prevent q favorable report yesterday
on the bill 10 pension army nurses.
The faithful nurses deserve a pension
more than a good many soldiers who
Wil get one under the dependent law,
but If non c0mbatants are % be pen
sioued the question viii be. where Is
LLe LLIlE Lg sLlgl
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
SPEAKER REEDS ERROR


Breaking Qnorum Not Worse Than
Counting one.
N.H C. hHs NorA Amsyieaa per,as.
The practice itself, bad as it is. Is not
a worse evil than the remedy which
Speaker Reed has induced the House
to adopt To violate the Constitution;
to demoraize The House by allowing
less than q quorum to do its business.
to- destroy thereby the safeguard. the
vigilance and the responsibility Of rep.
rosentative government; 10 pass over
the offense Of members who bring the
authority Of The Speaker into contempt
and the business Of the House into
anarchy are the defacemouts Of
order which the enforcement Of rule
Nv will In time stamp upon our par.
lilmcntary history. May we not be.
iiove that Speaker Reed is strong
enough and wise enough and brave
enough 10 retrace his steps and correct
hfs trrOt2
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
a Long Game.


FIUIH NJ % L0TI8 HIIIHlII".
DR. Bein, Frankfort Germany
mathematician, calculates that two
persons playing dominoes ten hours a
day and making four moves a minute,
could continue 11S.00O, 900 years with.
out exhausting all the combinations of
the game. the total number Of which Is
24s ,52s ,21l, $40 Figures never lie, but
they sometimes tax our eredulity 10 It's
utmost capacity.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

froW Lvt.
Great Magazine Editor-We are very
short Of matter All the great gener as,
notorious politicians, famous lawyers,
popular actresses, eminent physicians
and prominent scientists seem 10 be too
lusy 10 write for as just now
Assistant (meditatively)-Perhaps we
might get some articles from literary
men.
Great Edltor-Good ideal I'll make
a tour Of the poorhouses tomorrow.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
our KsmarkabIe LIberallty.

Prom ne NRwaVkss NoFflaesieFH RspD
The libeTality with which this Gov
eminent treats rs defenders may be ap
preciated from the fact that Great
Britain pays annually $3.50, ,0OO, 900 for
army and navy PENSIONS France, S1s3,-
000,000 Germany. STA, 600, 600 Russia,
Sl23 900 900, and the United States will
pay in 1890 s2l0, 900, 600, and this. too.
when the European governments are
always upon a military footing, while
this country IS based upon a peace foot
ing and without a standing army.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
UNPARALLELED HISTORY


Their Debts.
From Hs Bost6p D4tg I2rgfaJ
A statement Of the debt extinguish.
ment Of our country since the war never
ceases 20 be impressive It reflects not
only The growth, but the patriotism and
prosperity Of our people. as no other
statistical exhibit does The mere fact
is startling that twenty five wears ago.
less than % generation, the public debt
was So, l36 600 600 entailing an annual
interest charge Of Sl51 GOO 600. and it IS
now only 1921, 600 600. and the interest
charge is but S29, 500, 900.
The face 0f the debt has decreased 10
one.third It's maximum size. while the
interest charge has decreased % one
tifth It's highest amount, owing 20 re-.
funding al the constantly declining
rates Of interest
In the past ten years a large nrlplr.
ton Of the debt has been exlinrui shei
AT the time Of the 1850 census the pub.
lie debt was 81 ,919 600 600, and the in
terest charged was $40 500 600, So that
In 2 decade the debt has been reduced
Sg9S 600 000, or say 81 GOO 900 600
II will thus be seen that, Il the c0uu-
Wy ltlNAlNN prosperous huN CONTINUES 10
be well governed, it will be entirely
possible TO extineuish the entire remain
ing public debt In the next ten years, so
that the people Of the United States
could, If they chose, enter upon the
twentieth century with a net surplus in
the Treasury. Il has been the historic
fiscal policy Of our country to pay of its
debts we presume 1t will continue
TO be-
The present census will show 6j 900,
GOO people In the Unsted States, in all
probability, and this will figure a debt
at the present time Of only Sl4 per in
habitant which IS small while the In.
terest charge Of S2D, Az, 603 entails
tax Of less than 50 cents per year per
inhabitant.
Our readers viii see from this how
slight a burden the national debt Is in
comparison with the real taxation OF
the people, which is local taxation,
ranging all the way from SO to St9 per
1000 The problems which confront
this generation Of Americans are not
those Of poverty, certainly.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Anoiher Int.nt Indn,ttr-


rum Htf fIlhHtelIlNt4 ~ coFAs
An item has been inserted ia the Agri.
cultural Appropriation bill setting aside
50 200 for the purpose Of an experiment
in producing rainfall by explosions Of
dynamite, the material to be sent up into
the air in paper balloons snd exploded
by time fuses. If this development of
the Chinese gong method of bringing
rain down should prove successful the
Republican leaders In Congress would
doubtless endeavor 10 put an dd al0rem
duty on every inch of rainfall thus OBJ
taiupd
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

VIZ IHISK THAT Mrs A. r. Cippen, the
widow Of the gallant police officer, Grip
pen. who was murdered by negro despeF-
ado some months ago while iu discharge Of
LIS duty, may safely disregard the calum-
Iles that tie friends and advocates Of the
criminal class iH Washington choose 70
launch q her dead husbands reputation.
It IS uoW well known that a very large MAJ
iouty of The negroes here are organized
against the law and It's officers, ani that 10
better tribute could be paid 20 the eiFl-
cheney Of a policeman than the eumitg aud
auuse II the representatives 1f this organ
izatlqu. Nobody whose opinion Is worth
considering believes Tor one Instant the
transparent ialsehood that Onieer CHppen
ssas drunk On the night be vas killed. IT
is obvious that 40 intoxicated man could
act possibly have exhibited the GOODNESS
ana determination Or performed tie extra
ordinary feats Of endurance which be dLd
on maj tragic occasion. This 5l1r easl a
hiz memory wiIl dnd % .odgmeut uith le-
cent people.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The following building permits were
issued to-day. + r. Windsor, to build
a third story and make general repairs
TO stable 1926 z street northwest TO
cost 81 200. VIM Sturbitts, to make
general repairs to Gl5 Seventh street
northwest to cost $500. PLACER &
Acorn, TO build two story brick addi-
ton 20 112S X street northwest, to cost
81 600. George II. Arlington. TO build
four two story frame dwellings on Trini-
dad avenue, to cost 81, 400.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

IS THE BEo0KLFE sIop over department
II lie Cincinnati CgHalel e.aL- tlzette, Hon.
MuIst Halstead disa0urses thus
I'VE are not opposing the Lodge Elec-
tiQu LII further lhaH 70 say that the good
Hlilh Is ID e has been extracted from it 30
tie course 1f the discussion Ihe bll Is
Weu enough. 50 are the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth amendments - ne Consultation
af ne United States What Sc WanE b %
i 70 take the advice q Tie most intelligent
EouELaEu Republicans Republican
Representatives. u Congress for instance
Increase ne powers gf the supervisors Of
elections. ana refrain fram Tie sFeetoa Qf
lsgal structure 50 lQtly and couples
fhat the Hna WI QFglhzQa H
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

FT01I I1s Udyt5a IIHe5
Indications are that the best minds
in the Republican party are arriving al
the conclusion that Mr. Mckinley has
gone decidedly too far IN favor Of the
Tich baron. They think protection a
good thing. bat also think there can be
100 much Of a good thing
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
me ounce Of Prevention

Ff6Hl ne L0fiseiRs c0uFisf-J0aFHa
The New fork institution for the treat
ment Of hydrophobia 10 human beings
IS well enough but would It not be
better 10 send Fido himself there the
moment he appears slightly unwell9
Should anything be lett IN the Federal
Treasury when the Republicans are
done with It let il be devoted 10 sending
our faithful and sagacious dogs 10 be
scienLificallR trealed
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Penetrating Power Of sunlight.

NON ne 81 Louis HspA1kic.
Experiments by means Of photo
graphic plates in the Mediterranean Sea
show that in the middle Of a sunny day
in summer the rays Of the sun do not
penetrate the waters Of that sea 10 a
depth Of more than $50 fathoms. In
September the distance penetrated is
much reduced, the depression on the
plates al the above depth not being
gTeaieT than thar made by starlight.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
An important raotor In business.

ftohf tHt hutttHoft tHttFtgNts
1t was stated several years ago that
the commercial traveller in this country
was becoming too numerous, and as
trade could not stand the burden Of his
cost, he would have to 60. The predic.
ton, although much discussed, has not
proved correct In 1880 there were
about 100000 commercial travellers In
the United States. To-day the number
Is estimated at 400, 0,000-an enormous
army of intelligent, enterprising, quick.
vitted men, travelling in all parts Of the
country, supporting railroads aud hotels.
carrying new ideas and new styles,
strengthening the commercial relations
and doing much 10 aid and advance
the general progress.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
A NIrnrnns Infant

NFUHI 10 .FFII 7 on WUTIH.
The report that a window glass manu-
factory In PittsbuTg made a profit of
over 81 900, 600 last year leads a West.
eTn journal 10 remark That infant
has got pretty near 20 the weaving
time. But instead of weaving It the
Mckinley bin gives II more pap-in-
cTeasing the duties over even the pre-
posterously high rates Of the present
law
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Ths Truth of the Matter.

fflia t4s h4tsHs cry Latss.
The good grandmother Of Baby Nc
kee is all right, God bless her, but the
fact remains that a Tot Of real estate
boomers and office holders gave the
President a twenty room house, fur
nished with everything from a piano %
a cow and that his acceptance Of IL was
disgTaceful 10 the Chief Magistrate Of
s. 600 600 81 people
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

From he L0aissiHe Courier Journal
If a bill were presented ia the Illinois
Legislature providing for the packing
OF iuries ia the state courts, would not
every decent Illinoisan cry out against
ity Yet an Illinois Representative IN
Congress has caused the Federal election
blll 10 be so amended thai the iuries in
the United States Courts may be packed.
shame on thai Illinois Represen tatige9
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

hfeAa 70 as8 fofa safa-
Cumso--I think I'll get tandem
tricycle. for you aud me 10 ride on.
Mrs. Cumso-Indeed, I won't ride on
such a thing
But they cost S21j
is that s02 Wen you can get one,
ana I'll see how / like ii.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

What are you reading, my dearg
asked a member Of The Chicago Literary
society Of her daughter
The autobiography Of Thomas JEFF
ferson, ma
Who wrote ils''
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
a sorrowIng Widower.s rrIhnte.

From ne NsU Y0fE saH.
PLATTsBURG, N. T., July 12.-In
this village is living Mr.. Allen Moore,
a hearty old man over so years Of age
who has buried five wives. In the
cemetery here he has erected a Scotch
granite shaft with the following inscrip-
ti0n.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
dos FB GUARDB

God Keep thee safe, as dear
From every harm
Close in Tie shelter q
His mighty arm
So, when thQu must look ont
over earth uQise au1 route
Mas lLy calm soul b free
from all alarm.
-frQM - sallzh.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

p bbF SILENT dearz q IuFer 4skeI.
And lh maid, WiEh charming hesitation,
Neglected not he chance 10 says
"eluea this .a Independence Day
lla waiting fQr ne dsclarati0u
-FhAaaalHA.l ffasa.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Flying Confederate dags 10 the south
Is simply VillainOus Manufacturing
The despised rag ia Massachusetts,
and Connecticut is-Well, &c is business.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
RETALIATION

IEe zeLgll4a 4m seeks vacations I1Fss
heE labor Being done,
Aud she who tanned tie iltla Toys
ls lgU tanned % lls sun
-LQz.14l LgHlEr.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
a Problem solved.

Fran ths Es.g EgrE sH.
The question has been answered.
What question:
Where lid you get that hats'
What's the ansWeTf'
Nanamaker gave it 10 me.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
EDUCATIONAL.
VHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.

EffTacf from priUats EsLtsF.
In reply 10 your request for my advice -
% good school for your daughter, / can
with confidence recommend Mr.. asd Mrs.
eabell's Norwood Institute, IN Washington.
D. G. The standard Of scholarship there is
high, the instruction thorough and the inhu-
ences good. L. q o. LAhAR.
Justice U. 5. Supreme Court. %
The school opens sept 80. au2S-d&stf
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

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lN"'t'I "iI'u 'he .,''"'t receives from its
,oIi,sIonueh, "Rl oisPenses TO us readers.
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The daily critic., 1890-07-14

From hs chicago J0UaaL
Il Is a sad thing 10 say but q few
Chicag0ans are uyiug % handle the
Worlds Fair Ike a pack Of school
boys.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

As usual, everything we
advertise has a value worthy
all the prominence we give
il.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
EASILY EXPLAINED,

A moments reflection Is
the only key you require to
the problem Of reductions in
price. There are goods we
carry which necessity de-
mands at certain seasons.
They must be then sold.
The revolving calendar must
be the barometer Of their
prices. And what we speak
of here, as particularly Of
fered for the next few days,
shows that "the glass is fall
ing" as mariners say.
HAITIAN Body Baby Carriage upholstered IN
plush, was So Now siaG9
Reed Body Baby Carriage, plush upholstery,
was eel. Now IS.
Rattan Body Baby Carriage plush uphol-
stery, was s2s Now s2375
Rattan Body Baby Carriage, upholstered
and top trimmed In plush, was $3.50. Now
sa7.75.
Reed Body Baby Carriage, Broeaielle up
holsteIy, with parasol to match, was SO,
Now 5000.
Wen sell a No. 80. Cooper & Mckee, Oak
Refrigerator, for 90 pounds Of ice. with
double shelves, at SIS 90 TIE price was
s23E0.
Wen sell a Halls popular Refrigerator
with tank foF 20 pounds Of ice, for sli. The
price was 2lf
A SIS one Of the same make for si2. And
sl2 one for 50.
Wen sell Halls Refrigerator, with Force
lain-lined Tank for 10 pounds Of ice, in either
oak OF walnut, for 80. The price was si3.
Wen sell Halls Refrigerator, with tank
for 20 pounds Of lee, for sis. The price was
sl6.
Wen sell an elegant Walnut sideboard Re
figerator, with beyeled mirror. for so that
was s2s.
Wen sell a No. Cooper s Mckee do
nestle" Refrigerator for 50 that was sl2
Mosquito Canopies-meFelY a little store
dusty-Ye'n sell complete, with Fixtures, for
I5e.
The Brilliant Oriental Summer PoFtisres
that were $3.50 We put down TO sf6s.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Drink ne Robert P3rtuer EIeuaa Cabinet
Beer III is Tie best q al beers s0Id ID
Washington
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
SUMNER RESORTS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE NAY, n. j.,
II accommodates 800 guests. open al the
year. Omnibus and sea water free baths
winter resort on the coast. House within %
feet Of the surf. JAMES s. SrEFFNER,
FropFetoEs. iu23 lm
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

Hg know @ Is sumAeF. because because
4le lQhiu his Joyful song raueWs,
Ne kuoW { is summer, because-beeause
Tie skg Is brilliant WItn brightest bluess
Wa MQH g 3 sumner. because because
Inc church has plenty q vacant ueaz5
but m1re than az dq sc ku1W iE bF
IEe open ears aul the rlssat shoea
Eheago aag Elalg HHaA
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
No JOY IN tee cottage.

f-a -e ttltlLiiH 4a Ei4 4-HfF.
Viii Blaine opposing the Mckinley
Tarid bill aud with tie New York
Ifl5aAs attacking the pension appr0-
pTlaiiQns the AdmiHisiTati3a dnls ID
necessary % come home fTom rs cottage
- the sea-
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
OFFICE or
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Corner nth and T sts. n ".

BRD WEAR DEPARTMENT.
Another invoice Of Hemstitehed Linen
Sheets, q by q yards, only 60 per pair.
Hemstitohed Linen Sheets, extra quality
and fancy hemstiteh, only s1s.b0 per pair.
il2 pairs Hemstitehed Linen Pillow Cases,
extra quality, which We are Offering at the
extraordinary low prices Of si75 and g. per
pair.
Cotton sheets, sizes 81 by "a yards, zoe. 7ae,
I5c, sec ana s5c each.
sizes g bF % yards, soc. s5e and soe each.
Sheets made Of High Grade Muslins. q by
p yards, 81. sl.l0 and 81. s5 each; q By 9
yards, sl.l2i and $50 each.
Second HooF
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

SPECIALS IL WHITE GOODS.
75pieces Extra Fine and Sheer India Linon.
only l2.c per yard.
New invoice Swiss La8n. is inches wide,
only 25o per yard.
striped and PLAID Fi4ue, only laIc per yard.
Black French org sndie, only a1le per yard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-04-24

: The Spanish have proverbs:
"Woman loves with her ear, but
man with his eye" Persuasive wooing
captures a woman's heart, while an
attractive appearance conquers the
man. To retain mans affection and
secure enduring happiness, a woman
should be as charming in married life
as in the days of her bewitching
maidenhood. Her captivating weap-
ons are a fair and blooming COM
plexion, soft and spotless hands,
freedom from skin and scalp impurities,
pimples, chapping, and the possession
of the delicate bloom of perfect health.
Coles CarbolIsoap, the perfect
medicinal toilet, bath and nursery
soap is her salvation. Price 25 cents.
Sold by all druggists. 2
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-04-24
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE OF
HEARING PETITION 70
SELL REAL ESTATE.

To all whom it may concern and to all per0ns
who are interested. But more especially 10 John
Jolly. James NJ Jolley and Mary 3 shiaka,
children and heirs at law of Elias Jolley deceased
and TO Betsy Green, Elias Green, John II
Green, Foster B Green. Elva Green and Eunics A
Green, heirs of Nancy Green, deceased, and b.
William III Mainland, Clara n wantland, Elijah n
Mainland, Eunice Wsntland, Mary W Wanflsnd
and Thomas ID Wantland, heirs Of Margaret =
WaHtland, deceased
You are hereby notified that /, Mary w.JeIlsy.
administrators of said deceased did the aefh Day
Of March, A. D. 1880, file petition in the PROBATE
Court of Barton County, Kansas. Praying that
might be authorized and empowered by an order Il
said court to sell the following described land fer
the purpose of paying the debts and the gosts %
administra ton of said estate, fo-wit:
Ii being the southeast u Of section sixfeen fIel.
township eighteen u.s., south Of range elevea I'm,
west in Barton county. Kansas, said petities and
cause will besheard at the ONCE of the Probate
Judge of said county on the ID day of Nay, a. D
1892 at 10 O'Clock n of said day, which time
and place each of you and all Others concerned and
interested notified to be present and show eaass
II any you have. why order of sale prayed fuR
should not be granted.
Dated this 2Sth day of March, A. ID. 1899.
3-5 NARY W, JOILEY Adninfsfrafrfx.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-04-24
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fannels and Debeizes. In wash goods carry most
excellent assortment of Domestics and Foreign Frbics
in Gnghams and Sateens at price from &c upwards.
In fact Dress Goods Department. adding to it
line of Dress Trimmings and Velvets will suit the taste
of the most fastidious and lady really afford
buy dress without first having visited store. And
what is true of Dress Goods Department holds good
throughout the entire stock whether it be Linens Mus
Ins Shirtings Prints We must however, call par
ticu lar attention to stock of White Goods En-
broderies and Laces, not only show you
celent variety but you to % per cent
what you may purchase.