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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

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Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

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g,H gHsUals SHliRs e,rusars sisi, sts rss,n
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gslHH,apsIis. 4iHH.. ten 92bs Gasr. 1879.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-31

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sfrst % 3snatr. ct mia .lHsss pafru rsris.a eaiEa
ben 2sbs Husalt 1890 7s Ess,n sf,s ~ssrttafsi fsa s1,,
gle. Sun par Dsiir al Bsar,In gisrszfsn "a lssi /
toi graa,si,ib I 5sitr. sire smaa % en- ~rsrs,nss
agsttinHs Rssu isi,H % Sssrzstr 1ata.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
IT LOOKS BETTER.
The Democratic Victories, TT @
To, Large. are not as Ex-
tensive as was First
Reported.
Merriam is Re- ( lected Governor
of Minnesota and Mckinley
is Barely Defeated
IN Ohio.
Merriam Way Ahead.

ST PAUL, Nov. 6.-Elrction returns
have been coming in slowly to- day
and to-niQht b th committees still
claim the stste ticket, the democrats
bv 800 End the rerublican- 10y 5000
Official returns aud careful estimates
from all but seven c"uniiss In the
stat. give Merriam S3,65s. Wilson
IS. 3ls; Merrlam'- plurality 1910. The
alliance vote l. considerably above
~ 00O. In the Fifth congressional
d'silrt Halverson, alliance, seems to
have been elected over ComsiOck and
Whi man, while m 'heS.coud district
Oak now claims the defeat of Lind
Aid his own election. This would
wipe cut our republican delegation IN
congress r"mpl.teiy. Sufficient re-
turns To suh.tantiats Bakers claim
have not yet been receivet, but the
vote Tor congressman In the Se .ond
disiIicl will b. very Close.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Republican. Didn't Vote.

MADISON, Wi-.. Nov. Gin an in
terview with Governor Hoard tonight
he said: at il imp s.ihls for Inc To
geperslizs any particular statement
concerning Tuesdays result. The
very b.s, politicians in both parties
are unable yet TO giae sny intelligent
judgement as to the causes. OF one
tting I am assured. and that il. that
the republicans were defsa'ed by a
stsy-st. home vote. In Dane county,
alone, over 1890 republicans d d not
vote. Ii was largely sD all over the
state. The democrat v,te 10 lot in
creased over that of two years ago"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08

tn vot. Of th- towns Of Duluth ar d
Breitung ihr wn ont on the g,ound
that the proper polling plsce iu the
former district WINS ut the poor farm.
whereas the el. c'ion was held at Lake.
side, contrary to the advice of the
a'torney.g-nsral. Tn. y proIos. Ia ave
the vote If Brei,uDg. which inclurps
Tower. throvn out on the graund thst
men w,ie nsturaliz-d on Monday pre-
red,Dg The election, aud regis cred
contrary Ia the p DIVISIONS II the Whit.
man election law. II this vnie 10
thrown out IL will reduce Merriam.
plur,li'y In th- county over Wilson by
81 vote. and elect q democrat county
attorney AID d-m"crstic surveyor,
of schools, clerk of
coart and alliance and democratic
to the legil ture. The only
thing that drt r. them i- the fear of
injury to Whilmsu,s chances for cnn-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

wants to get we'll; he cares little what
medical method is employed II 1t cures.
But If II does not cure he soon begin,
to doubt the skill Of the physician. and
inquire into bis methods of medica-
ton. A happy thing 1t is, sometimes.
II some influence induces investigation
before II IL 100 late.
w. .. Higgin.. IS Ferry Street, Fais
Haven. Conn.,, writes, June 30. 1890.
a" One year ago wss taken with tern
BILE lains in my side and back, suffer-
ing mere than pen can describe. lam
confident that no one suffered more
and lived. / tried several physicians,
who Informed me had bad case Of
kidney and liver trouble. and could
not live. A. this time Q friend Of
mine urged me- to try Warmers Sac
Cur.; after using on.y four "ottl ST
IN. Safe Cure and two box . OF safe
P.ll., I sm to-day q we'll and sou"d
man, nesriag my sixtleth yssl. I an
fireman o. the Fair Haven Clock
WnIkr, and will verify this stst-meol
AT any liue."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Not Much Change IN Kansas.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6.-Returns
received to. day from Kansas do not
charge the situation materially, rs
announced heee,ofore. The only posi-
tive change is the certain election OF
Broderick, republican over Moonlight,
democrat, In the First congressional
district. This will make Il e Kansas
delegation stand: Republicans. 2; far.
nIers' alliance, 5. Tue state ticket Il
still IN doubt, with the chances favor
ing tie farmers alliance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
New Hampshire Very Close.

CONCORD, Nov. 6.-Reiurns from all
but rin- small towns give Tn'tle, re-.
publican, for goverucri O563, Amsdem,
den,ocrst, 400. Fletcher, prohibition.
ist, 272. TIE rep iblicans claim ten
to twenty msjority In The touse and
the democrats from two to sixteen.
The result will hinge upon the ques-
tion Of the admission Of members
elected under the new Genius appor.
toinment snd "clsssed town." where
the population has decreased. A good
deal depends upon the course taken b
tie rel ublicsn clerk Of the last house
who makes up the roll.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Was,a like Iron.

The jarrah wood is q. species o. euca
iyptls native 90 Western Australia Ths
main difilc'I:i,,s connected with its uss
IN this cou,"y arr ne cost OF freight
FOR such loavy 'imba- from Australia
and It's in;c"s. ,er!nrss. which makes
ii difficult for ordinary English carpen-
ters' tools 10 work il. The tree which
produces IL grows generally to height
If 100 feet. and sometimes $50 feet II
is found Only in WSs,.rn Australia. ex-
tending over the gi-'.ter portion Of tho
country from the Moore river to King
Georges sound. forming mainly tho
forests Of these tracts
According 70 Baron Mueller. when
selected from hil!y localities. cut while
the sap is least active and subsequent
ly carefully dried. it proves impervious
to the boring Of insects. Vessels con-
structed solely Of Il have, after twenty.
five years constant service. remained
perfectly sound. although not copper.
ed. IL has been tried at three places
in the Suez canal. and after having
been down seven years the trial sam
Piles were taken up in order that 70
por1 oil their condition might be sent
to Paris. From certain correspondence
between Kew and some London vest
ries ii appears that jarrah has lately
been used by the Chelsea vestry for
paving the Kings road. and by The
Lambeth vestry il, the Westminstas
bridge road. Kew Bulletin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
WHAT II IT9
The Influence that Sometimes Guides ne
Against our Will.

The Influence that Sometimes Guides us
Against our will.
"No, I do hot believe 10 ghOets, !"
said Nm old lady Of great experience,
"but do believe in the minis.ration
Of spirits."
This 10 not the sge, nor the country.
In which the supernatural fiourishes.
Interest centres about the practical.
Haunted houses are rented without
great difficulty. II the landlord is will
irg TO knock ofi portion Of the rent.
There are many. however, who will
admit the exsrtiou st times. OF some
peculiar influence, swaying our notions.
We are led 10 do things We should NOT
do Of our own volitlon-ths wisdom n
whlch We do not apprecists until afser
ward; then we wonder how We cans
TO do them. We are forced 10 learn
thas worldly wisdom b not Away
tnat vhloh sside into The visss'
courseA ...,
II sas pssesinl ~ yvuslls sssvhaI
cesoIs sro lopelng afsss. ThS5 kellsvt
Ia ~ ~ -; ~ ssu1jnpo y
= |...:!s VII 49, {
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08

Mrs. X. ]. Tra,k. late Of Minneapo-
lis, h-p- to announce to the ladies' of
Miles City III y, she Ia. opened dress.
making paiiors over the po-iofficp.
where .he will he p.sssrd To rc-ive
their atr'nage. Latest modes from
London, Paris md New York. Mrs.
Trask uses the new garment drsping
machine with which none Others are
to be compared In cutting and fitting
styli-h, graceful aud perfect fitting
gsrmeuts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
A Wonderful neuusaln.

Almost In the exact geographical
centre of Wyoming Is a mountain a
solid hematite iron ore. with 600 -
Of It above ground. more than q mn
wide and over two miles In lengtA
Besides the iron the mountain coptaian
a bed Of Ignite coal large enough =
warm the entire world for century, .
dozen dried up lakes Of soda wlssss
the soda is deposited to depth Of ovss
700 feet, some Of the lakes being ovo
300 acres In extent In mountain -
Joining there is a petroleum badln
larger than those Of Pennsylvania -
West Virginia combined. Out Of eomR
Of the springs pure rectifed coal q ,
trickling at the rate Of twenty to 49,
barrels per day. A wonderful eoun1I3,
Indeed. ST. Louis Rspublic. n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
warwick's Majority Over Mckinley.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 6.-With Off.
"ial returns from Wsyne. Holmes and
Mendina counties, and complete un-
offirisl returns from Stark- county,
warwick's msjori.y over Mckinley n
the Sixteenth district, is BIO. The re-
publican state committee It'll calm
the election Of Poorp AN. r.p !n the
Seventeenth district, over Pearson.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08

Our estimate on the state at large is
changed this morning In all counties
but three. .STbe changes are bssod on
careful study o. the reports in both the
democratic and republican psper.
The increased republican msjor'iies In
Choteau and Cascade counties are Ia
ken from democratic sources and crr-
tainly not over stated. II is believed
that the showing is q fair one and the
difference being only IS votes, war.
rants the belief that the true result
can only be arrived at by the official
count
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Nubs Of News.

The Pensvlvania republicans have a
majority Of SO Oh joint ballot.
Latest returns gives the republicans
two majority on joint ballot In New
York.
The republicans carried Cook county
In which Chicago is located, for the
head Of their ticket
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
A Cat " orth $500.

Louis j. knoop. a prominent mining
broker. who lives At the Hotel Belvi-
dere. has magnificent specimen which
he has named Shs n. and for whom be
Las refused sj0l Shah Is nearly eight
cen inches in o.,sit. and weighs TWEEN
ty and onc-half pounds. Mr.. Knoop
gives hi; bnth - least once n week.
and tn at appears 3, cIioy il im-
mensely Shah's play,ia'' '.a snail
black and tan terrier. ',.it. handles
in the most mer..le.s il;;f = ;.;id with
which be ROM. i:ra L.ty.Il cl'iid.
He was formerly ts..cn t. the restan-
rant for his meals. bu, tie guests soon
disgusted him with tlie.r undnc fimil
iarity. and he now eats Ia lis bouioir
His favorire diet i, the bones ui quail
but when thcre Is nothins better TO b.
had he will eat the breast a; a chicken
He Is very fond OF flowers. and spends
much of bis time In the conservatory
on the roof OF the hotel. In which hb
owner has many choice exotics. Shah
cost $50 when he was but two weekS
old. His mother was Snowfall. ownsd
by Mrs Steele. of Medina. and he was
sired by Prince Leopold. famous cat
now owned in Cleveland. O.-Nsv
York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
A Good Repubiicaa Majority.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. cor the 2o4
members Of the houss Of representa-.
tives elected yesterday, l23 are repub-
licAns, 70 democrats snd 2 indepeud-
ents. This gives the republicans 90
majority on Joint ballot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08

'Dlxon's msjoriiy-full vote not
given.
The above shows Carter to be SO In
the lead. with som- very strong rs-
publican precincts 10 hear from. We
still bold To the hpli-f that he will get
80 or more IN the county.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Death From, surprj.e

EAU CLAIRE, Nov 6.-Iadorr Cook,
elsced she iff TUES lay. on the demo.
cratic ticket. died this morning from
collapse following the excitement
csu-eH by The success of his party,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Oklahoma al Right.

GUTHRIE, Nov. 6.--Oklaboma tsrri-
tory went Republican. Harvey, the
repu blicsn oapdldats ios dslsgsts 10
congress, h elected to eosgssss BY i,s7s
plurality. ~, -~n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
THE PoLIck GAZETTE

10 the only illustrated paper In the
world containing oil the latest sensa-
tlonA and sporting news. No Saloon
Keeper, Barber OF Club Rroi,, can af-
foss 70 b without II. II always makes
friends vheyevef II GOES.
Mailed TO any address In the United
etetes. securely Wrapped, 10 weeks ios
900.
ssnd hv: :s:. Ssa.: . i% e, : :s2Rs!s Rs copy.
s~.A,,. ssssss. iSS; :ss. y.ss org
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-08
Honest Nee Ass sasA

Inspector Byrnes says tie oniy -
to keep city clear Of bed - , &
rest them ON sight and mako -
too hot for thsn. Out of ~ -
"on Suspicion" thsss ny b -
taks-ons honest man, b. - o.
70 the puh.is TO hsntlfy 49,
sueh. The howl about -
u<y" always eomn fum evlnl44
ysa-Ds<suls Bss ~
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Scr bette maenfd, ami sxrar,,.

@un, penn aud niat serobe Der bette, 20 bod elmer
Der weifeen Wenen auf Grben III bsrienise, freIes
elmer terannatenben 3ranfteit GingaIt tbut, ebe e rs
IN ietnem a6rpsr tefiest. DurA tlEse Grtdltuns,
beip. geteherberfeuun0 ber 9imnieI5gate. Heian6s
belt piro ein fcl9er Mann ber 56difcn meadisna
pertb. Sein 9eijpteI perbieut Ron aiIen na&aeatmi
- werbsn. Die Gsiben, reIe ms beiallsn, fb srps
Bentbeil8 etnem MangeI an 9ebenDEtdtateit uuieres
MasenS. alp besienfsen pieI mibbran&ten Oraans
uniereS 2brpers, eles ba5n bient, bie 9atrnns afs
aanebmen nnb 5u rerbansn, suSni&reiben. Dabei tt
eS se&siltts, Of bieier Manss an ei
ansebprener rher ictuiaaen anertc0euer . 8een Bee
BARI es nun, nm eten NeieI hiefes 3naubes terbeis
aufhRren? Gtnes seiunben StimuIdn3mttteLs. QBfe
lansidbrtse Grfabrung Iebrt uub nuberte rpn 3enss
niien be,reifeu, TT fefnes 70 urdslt, ais Sos9ier
Masenbitters. @ew6bnIi4e, ni@t smebiSinif&e Gtts
mnantten iinb rergerH, benn NIT icIen tann BE Re-
SelmdBtgfett unb GuerSie ber 0erbduunascraaue n&t
trieher 6ersefeut werbsn. Dur sas senanife aRittI
aber, etn aRassnzgl I'm bsfen ginne kes @s1iee,
mro rner Ecns be8 gon3en SrjfemS aufaefriat. mirb
gilicftdt nnb DpspepFe aus Sem FsIbe urib ass Sen
sebedteten G&Iupfptnietn perost. MaaIarti@e, 0ies
ren., 8lafens nnb rfeumatti&e eeibeH perben btre
bieien unlberpinbIien Slefcrmatcr perbprbeuer Ges
iunb9ett fesreid hberwunbea.
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auf Der geeus 9aIIen.@ .@abn h

- Auf ber pecos @alIep. .8atn NIB
bie @rbarbeiten iebt auf 80 Mleilen fers
tig gefent unb so Meilen rms bereiis
nit S9mellen unb Gtnblfbienen g.
Iegt. Seoen Sag tontmf tine GtYede
bon tueiieren 8 bis 4 WleiIen biuau, unb
es finb nur nod Is NleiIe4 bis Gbbn
3u sraoiren. Bis gum /. Gepitmber
mirb bic ganje 9obn (tis Gbbp) fiiz
ben 8etrieb fertig fein. unb baum, lDie
Der Rorporal. 1erpalier Subj mittbeiIt,
obne Teraug nod albuquerque ipeiter
gefiibrt werben; iie iperbes ba oas De-
cos .Sbal einen 8oben babe. lpeI&ss
fur alle Mrten bon Obfs iinb Gemhie
unhbertreiflib lei, niebr ais irgenb eine
ne anbere 4ahn 0a3u beitrageu, ben
@eiG1ftspertebr anf Der 3eyas unb po.
ciic Na6n 3u f6rbern.
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geueiGt H. Sbr sanses Gpism aueer Orbnuns, sic
Sic finnen RtS tbun, ipie Ste ircbl dem, unb Sts
traSen nd eritaunt, mas Shnen eiSentIi@ febIe Gle
euten etne fol&e Warnnns nihtuHbeatte laifen. Das
sic brauden elm Rerpens Gtdriunss sWittsi, unb IN
Gleetrte Btter5 perbe sic NleS upen, pa5 snr er=
hsuuns eeS natdrliGen 3nfanbes Sbrer Nerpen n6tbs
y. neberrai4enhe &efultate fclsen benz @ebrau@s
Der, ete gerbauuns pcntebt fia pieber in sereseer
aseie une asber nnb Rieren nebmeH ibre Ihdttsteit
Tteeer pts fraber aut. Man periu&e eine NlafHe.
Ereis 90 Gents bet Y. Dretb, GbDmpipn s. 60. unb
auen aneereu apct6etern.
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Wie aus Muffin bonn Is. Octof

DEt uus NUIIIW UUH 10. DtIDbtf
beri6ts! tDirb, iit ein 3beil Der 5pro
aentigen Bombs, - i'm 8etroge BON
$400, 900, - pel6e bic Stabt flr ben
Sammbau freirt bat, bon einem Gapi,
taliten 6pnoifate angefauf porben,
iDel9es fat ausfbliebli9 aus 4uitinern
befebt. @s fnb bas bic 6erren 6. g.
gradenribse, Sobn uno 2ouis 0ancod,
5. O.. Ropmonb & 60. unb u. B.
Moolbribge bon Muffin unb Col. SEQ.
W. Bradenribge BON Gan 4ntonio.
Bon ben Anseboien fur Den erifen She'll
Der Nrbeiten tpuroe bos bes 6errn %.
@orrigan BON Qanias Gitp anqeuom.
men; er fOrbert $501, ITO.
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Gin friiber bel ber 4rmee febenber
yDuf0lr2t uub iehf heheutpnher Wr,f in,

yin frtiber bel ber Nrmee ffeben6er
Wunoar3t unb iebt bebeutenber Nrat in,
Dltli9en Soma, muBte unldngi auf eis
ntge Sage iein 6eim perlnHen, tDdbs
reHb ieiner Abmeienbeit befam eiues
Der 4inoer cine i9mere grfdltung, mos
rouf feline sfrau fofort cine ,ylaide
.@bamberlain's Cough &emebp1 boIen
lleB. ytit benz eraielten &efuItate iDar
ne 10 auf..eben, bob bel dbnli9en 6dlIen
gu beri9iebenen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebi.in
gebrau9t ipurbe. Nad eieener uet.r.
5eu9ung bebauptet ber Nr3t, baB es bas
5uoerldifgfe prdparat gegen grfdltunq
mare unb before @rfolae er3ieIe, aIs it,
GEM elnes. mas er ie gebrau1t babe.
~ oertaufen bel 2. Cohen & Co.,
Salteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
Orosuihen.
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Die befe Gable Der Belt fin S9nitte,
0uetf9uueen, @ef@pire. 6ieber. unb CANT
aasi9Ias, 8IsStes ( ssiprnaaa.a..s 4. eanOe. Srse'
@Os.eeiesn Ossr ..a: Isias SsssaSlaaa eSiss
suriiGerfattet. IS Gents bie G4aAteI. 8nm
Bsrtauf In allen Apotbelen. Oreib, 2bombs
icn G. Co.. @holefaIe.
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@egen einen S9nitt, 9ei@dbigung,
6ieb. ober 8ronbwunben giebt es nid5is
8eferes, aIs gbam5erIain's
pain Balm. Die Bnnbe belt
f9nelIer, aIs bur9 irgenb elm anberes
prdparat, un0, tpenn bieIeIbe uidbt oar
3u f6limm III. obne Narben su hinter.
Iaien. gu baben bel q. Go6n & Co..
s. RoIteper & Son unb allen beoenten.
ben Mpotbefern.
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= gu pirHa i'm R6nisrei& Sa&ien
fam es in einem Bieraarten ,3u einer
bIutiaen S&Idserei suif@en GoIboten
unb Mrbeitern. gbe 0ieIelbe unierotildt
weroen fonnte, iuareu 5 Mrbeiter aes
tootet uno biele auf beioen 6eiten pers
uunbet.
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Gtn sansbarer Gr;itsl bat immer Rada abmunaen. bes
halb febe 3n hap rtnn DIV eine NaIde SaIpaticn Sel
tauff, eu bas dHte erbdliil. Sa aeIbeu limIcldaen
faertstrt pom v. s, Rsser 4 Go. in Baltimore, MS.
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u Wir berfoufen Domensa alduteI
billiger, benn 6obritanten. 6. .DeutlM
& 6 0.
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Wariet auf Gells Bros. uub Bar.
reiis gr6Btem Circus Der WeIt. Sn San
Nntonio Greitag ben 6. glopember.
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9ie
@04entli9e 6reie Yrefe fit Seras
eri1eint
ieoen Qonnerfae
unb foftet
$3.50 fiir OaS Sabr uOer 9l.26 fas
6 Momate tn WDransbesabiaua.
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=Die Damen iollten nibt peroe1Ien.

s%s
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Der erfte gd,ritt.

GOtaI. .le2, ,ese 267,14s lo4, ASP
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1890-07-11

and sees the wearcd clerks and salesladics
leaning buck SO listlcssly, would not know
the same persons when he sees them re-
turning about 730, as so many of them do
to the evening entertainments. They seem
to have taken on a new lease of life and re-
gained their lost youth.
There Is one hour of the morning when
every man has paper-held rather close
to his face if there is Il lady standing in
front of him; another hour, much earlier,
when every man has dinner pail, and an
Intermediate hour or two when the crowd
is wonderfully mixed. On some of the
roads there is too short interval when
the trains up town Chat is, away from
business) seem almost given up to fair
typewriters and clerks, with such ladies' OF
the middle class as have fingered late in
lower New York; and soon after it seems
as if all the smoky factories and dusty Gel
lars and other dcns of toll had poured forth
their hrawny occupants Mt once. VI course
there is no regulation to prevent any man
riding at any hour, but the time most con-
venent for the majority of any class is
soon the time sought even by others OF
that class who can choose their time.
There is, too, an aristocracy on the IL, ;"
There is very noticeable difference be-
tween the general average on the Brook
lyn roads and that on the New York roads,
and among the latter the Sixth and Ninth
avenue lines also show larger percentage
of the well to do middle classes. They are
treated, however, to a daily panorama OF
exceedingly mixed pictures OF very com
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How to Cast for Bass.

Standing upright in his boat the expert
bass fisherman grusps the rod firmly be-
low the reel--which must be one that runs
with the least possible friction, and holds
800 or 400 feet of line-and whirls the squid
about his head, with several feet Of line
flying free. When the whirling squid is
brought to n certain velocity, which the
feeling and instinct Of the angler must de-
termine to II nicely, the fisherman quickly
thrusts the rod forward with Il movement
whose effect and grace can only he apprc-
ciated and understood by seeing it done.
The whirling squd responds instantlyto
the movement, 1t starts out with amazing
velocity, rs straight MS Il flying bullet. The
whizzing reel pays out the unresisting
line, and if the cast has been made by an
expert hundred and fifty feet of line will
have left the reel before the squd drops in
the water nt the spot it was launched to
reach. 1t will not be long before some big
bass will show his appreciation of the an
gler's skill by swoopng upon the attract
i've lure, and then will come Il struggle that
may last an hour, and perhaps two, before
one or the other of the combatants con-
quers.-New York Evening Sun.
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He looks like blonde Sulvini His mo-
tions and style and the savagery of his
tragic and passionate expression are ex-
nctly those of the great actor, He is II good
natured, jolly, happy hearted fellow, who
looks his audience in the eyes, accepts their
homage us the greatest pleasure, responds
with enthusiasm and grace, hugs the great
bouquets that are thrown him, drags back
his companions in song with every recall,
us though he could well afford to be gener-
Gus, and is more like a great, happy, blonde
school boy than three thousand dollar IL
night singer. He looks moro like German
than nn Italian; would seem SO quiet, in
deed, save for the eyes being placed closer
together, Indicating the ideality Of his ma
tion, and the slight point to his beard, sug-
gesting the tlnesse. In singing he has n
way OF tlinging his gestures and his tones
into the audience and he has II way of fiirt-
ing with his voice in the higher passages
that thrills one through and through and
keeps lump in ones throat the whole
time-Cor pittSburg Press