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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD b LoTHRoP.
Cor. l1th and r Sta. NV.
TUESDAY. JANUARY IA, 1890.

These are bargain days. We are having
our semi-annual house cleaning ard prices
are dropping throughout the store You
will ind here and there numerous small
lots OF goods with 4 sign over them They
are the Quick-goins bargains that do not
hold out long enough to get into the papers
Daily visits 10 the store are best il you wish
to keep fully posted and 70 reap the aivan-
tase of these ''here-but- a-day" bargains.
furs will not be marked up again on ac-
count OF the cold weather Neither will
Wraps, Cloaks. Jackets. &c.
Two columns Of attractions In last even.
ing's "Star"
The Job Lot" of Corsets st Soc and CSC
10 getting low
The instructor Of the Keystone Culinary
Beaten and Mixer is still at the store. De-
monstrstions daily from to B o'clock. DO
not fail to see this wonderful kitchen help
IN operstion. IL is revoiutionizinz cooking
India and Ceylon Tea against the Teas OF
China and japan. You are to judge soc,
and 7Oe pound.
ART BRIC-A-BRAC AT HALF FORMER
PRICES.
This reduction sale Of fine Imported Cera-
mic Wares offers = splendid opportunity to
secure elegant German Fayors. Anniversary
Gifts. Wedding Presents, Eucher Prizes &c
They embrace large variety Of exquisite
Art Shapes, such as Jars, vlses Ornaments,
Figures, &C. in Hungarian, Tephtz, Old
Ivory Bohemian Glass, Jeweled Glass, sc.
We're 81 to So y; now 80 20 s25 each
We have placed them on two center tables
in order that you may the collection at
sglance Visitors wishing 10 take home Q
souvenir" Of their visit should take ad-
want. &c of this opportunity.
(first 1oorl
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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ANNUAL SALE Or News SHIRTS.

Once year the "Palsis Royal" booms the Shirt that
for twelve years has been without . rival. To do .
thing we'll it must be done with all ones might. For
that reason we determined twelve years ago to keep
but one make price and make that make the
best at that price attanabe That have succeeded
is proved by the fact that the 'Palais
Royal Shirt than any other three makes in the city
80 CENTS is the regular price. 6s CENTS is the
price Thisis less than cost price and
an advertisement which will bring many new
patrons, who will be constant wearers Of "Palair
Royal" Shirts in the future. Our regular patrons will
that this advertisement pure and simple. and
must complain if refuse sell more than three
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The white caps are still in the QUIT age busi-
ness IN Indiana
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HOSE FoR THE New DRrssrs.

spring time will see fast colors in colored stockings.
The Paiais Royal is first to show them. All the art
shades quoted dress goods are here IN
every pair stamped Warranted Fast Colors"
New shades in Fine Cotton Hose, 25c pair.
New shades in Ribbed Isle Hose. 45c. pair
New shades in Spun silk Vests, Csc each.
litte-a bis-surprise tomorrow: 75c. quality Silk
Finished Isle Hose for ACC. pair. warranted fast
black feet and ankles. with uppers in the new ar.
shades
Another surprise: 25c. pair for Boot Pattern Hose
In combination colors. Examine the High spliced
Double Heels. the French Double Toes Note the <.
ira length, the shape and finish of the limb com.
bination Of surprises promised
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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WARx GooDs Ar LOWEST PR,crs.

When You remember that all listers, Jackets, Tea
Gowns. Wrappers, Warm Wooden and Flannel skirts
and Underwear, &c. were marked At reduced prices
before and after chrsmas and when you learn that 90
per cent discoun20 per OF these reduced prices
is now allowed don't you to the conclusion here
is: the cheapest and beet place for such goods! We
speak to men and children a. well - ialies
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CHEM1srs PC. To $4.9S EACH.
Drawers Pc. To $4.9S Pam

There is very good reason, which we don't to
mention. why we the right not 10 sell more
than one garment to customer
29c. DRAWERS FOR 25c.-These garments cost N
27e pair and that when order was given for 500
dozen pairs. This assertion our buyer Il pre-
pared TO substantial
Soc. Lace Trimmed Drawers for SOC.
Zoe. Drawers, all styles for sec.
eR-Children's and Misses Underwear, slso ladies'
French Underwear also Bridal Outhts q % India SILK
Underwear. are crowded out Of this adver tissmsnt
They are in the store
THE PALAIS ROYAL
A. LlsNER.
Cor. 18th aud Pennsylvania ave. ALA
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The CENTER Or PopuLAn INTEREST.
OUR els WINTER OvERCOAT SALE
OUR $3.50 SUIT SALE
Tell you what IL is-therc's nothing like lit
tie biting air to play havoc with our overcost
stock. We were busy yesterday. The announce
ment Of our great reduction on Winter Over
coats went right home to several hundred
men foiks-who either hadn't any Coats at
all-or not good ones-and they helped them
selves. Today we've been rushing busy-aIl We
could jump at-for necessity is great hustler.
and IN you came for protection.
1t is one Of the luckiest things in the world for
Youths sale we're having homecoming asi
does just when you need the garment. You
must know all about it-everybody is talkingit
Here are the facts. though in q single line.
ALL OF OUR s25. $24. s23. s22. SEQ
and sls ENTERTAINMENTS ARE AT YOUR
OPTION AT SIS.
All the styles-from the short English Covert
Coat to the long, form-enveloplng Fricze u
ster-are in the sale-Tailored and finished Just
Is yell as knoU hoW TO do u-for they are our
fbaxx
made for us we kno,o are what they should be.
AL sizes-and paltry els owns one.
DON'T BE COUNTED OUT.
The only thing that's weakening in this eo.5o
suit sale is the assortment-The drain on them
has been something extraordinary. Anticipate
your needs q month six weeks. when you'll
wish you had something 'just to slip on till
warm weather"-why not put one of these suits
in waiting till that tme!-They are our regular
$3.50 and SIS Rrades-sood at that. too
Sacks aud Cutaways
sAKs AND COMPANY.
OUTFITrERs TO THE MASSES,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET.
ja14
II X. FULTON, LOAN OFFICE, 1918 PA AVE.
H. NV. Established 1870 The only Licensed PAW
Broker In the District. Money loaned on Watches
Diamonds, yewelry, silver Ware and other valuabes
B-Gold Watches and other unredeemed pledges II
great variety at very low prices. jal3-0m.
Fon Fnsr. Class CRAYos
PASTEL PORTRAITS
| CALL ON
Il. d SMITH. ARTIST. Cor 9th and MAsa sva
Largest stadio In washington.
Prices $40 to 900.
0psn until 0nm &7-l2ts
W. msifss: ii. 10 VII buy e Hissss sSor
| Cloth Jacket 1t KAUFMAN'S Double Ce.N instiol
Store. 19z1 and 1243 18th ct. Sc s.tl-3t
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SpRIse HAspkrRcHrrr FAsuross.

wheat roses forsetme-nots. daisies. &C, embroid-
cred In colors initiating nature, shown the
2oc. Handkerchiefs. Never were beautiful Is
designs shown as in spring styles of White
Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 20 cents. Those at
Ia cents are wonder. Too good. They make the
quarter goods less q wonder. TOMORROW'S SUR
PRIsE-l2h cents for the 19c. quality White Linen
HanGkerchiefs. Not more than three to eoch customer
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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OFFERING.
We offer in this our ANAL reduction sale Cloaks at
the lowest prices ever oIered-all new and stylish
garments. The prices about one-half value.
Ats49 %, regular prices % and %. Newmarkets in
Striped Plain goods never offered at less than 90
ands %.
At So regular prices $40 and $l2 Directoire. Full
Front and Tght-htting Newmarkets and Connemarss.
Regular prices slO and Gle.
At $3.50. regular prices Gig. Ella so and sl5 Fine
Beaver and Imported Cloth Newmarkets. Directoire
Fronts. Regular prices sl2. $3.50 and els.
At $10-Regular prices els and $3.50.
In this lot of Newmarkets you will find our full
Directore jacket Front Garment in Plain Beaver, all
colors Of which have sold quantities at s15 and
Imported Striped Garment. Plush Directoire was
1850.
As12-Resular prices s16.4s. s1s and eco.
Very Fine Beaver Newmarkets includes our $50
Plush Sleeve. Collar and Cuff Garment. also Of
our best selling Drectoire Front sl64s Garment
At $15-Regular prices eco and a25.
Very choice Garments that were eco and s25.
Besides closing out our entire line of Long Carments
place sale all Jackets in Fine Beaver Cloths:
s2-s4 Jackets.
1886 Jackets. Never before have Jack
Ats4-s7.5O Jackets. cts Of these qualities
Ats5-s9 Jackets been sold at such low
tee. 5o-slO Jackets. prices.
PLUSH GARMENTS:
MUCH BELOW COST.
90 for s10 Jackets.
$40 for els Jackets.
s15 for $50 Modjeskaa
els for s21 sscquss
CIT for s25 sscqueA
ego for s2s sassues
CHILDREN's GARMENTS.
AT $685.
Our 4. and Swear garments that wero IS to g. So
Our 4. &. 8. 10 and 1c-year garments that were
s7.5otos1
AT s5ss.
our4. 8. 8. ] O. 1eyear garments that were slo and
sl2.
CLOAK SALE
| e e e s. : : III
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HI. "a ks Cos { 4 Ern ::
1t SIG 7TH ST. NV
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e. 6 {. I. T EI|Is|| s. s:
F. 81 f. ##$$ r. = !. :. ::
MEMS FINE FOOTWEAR
There 10 no Dealer in washinston who can
offer you anything in the Shoe line better made
than ours-and certainly none who will give
you - much value for the money as we do.
The extraordinary growth of our Trade in
Mems Shoes proves the truth Of these asser-
tons
To make room for even more desirs BILE lines
for Spring Wear now making great
sacrifices to clear out our Winter Stock.
The following partial list of Reductions will
convey an idea of the Bargains we are now
Offering:
BOOTS. sl.9s Kip Working Boots now s1.4S
$3.50, "Our own" Kip Boots now s1sa
$3.50 Solid Sole Calf Boots now sI.75.
$3.50 Double Sole and Tap Calf Boots 8 9s.
SO Baltimore Home made Boots $685.
$3.50 Fair Stitched Calf Boots 81. 20.
% Custom Double or Triple Sole do 1895
DRESS s6 French Patent Calf Shoes now $3.50
SHOES. $3.50 Nobby Patent Leather Shoes s337.
Sc Eclipse Finest French Calf Shoes sI75.
So Custom made Elegant Shoes $3.50
s3.50 Strictly Hand-sewed Shoes now 80 90.
s3 Scotch Bottom and Cork Sole Shoes Sc 30
GAS Tackles Calf Shoes any STYLE 81 80
VIM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
Main Store. Sit 18th st.
West End Store. 1929 Pa. ave.
Capitol Hill Store. 23l Pa ave. So 1t
A ~
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sEMI-ANNuAL HANDKERCHIEF FEAST

Our Semi-annual BARGAIN Feast" Of
slightly imperfect Handkerchiefs is ready.
The Wills send them To every August and
January to enliyen the trade. They never
fail to act as . stimulus to the handk erchief
business, and you have heretofore been only
too anxious to buy them at the extremely
low prices quoted.
Heretofore We have only received the La
dies Handkerchiefs. This time they have
sent US both Chlldren's and Misses in adj
diton to the Ladies'. We offer Children's
and Misses slightly imperfect Handker-
chiefs, with scalloped and hemstitched
edges, embroidered in white and colors;
only SC. each, 3 for SOC.
Ladies' Slightly Imperfect handkerchief
In variety Of styles, in all White. White
Embroidered in Colors, and White embr old
cred in Black We have divide the entire
assortment into two lots, viz: Choice at %
ami SOC. each.
These Handkerchiefs are thrown aside at
the mills for slight imperfections, such AZ
pin holes wrongly embroidered, drop
stitches in hemstitching, &c. You forget
this when you see the qualities Of linen
offered at these low prices.
(First hoor.D
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sToCK-rAKINa REDUCTION IN RIBBONS.

STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN RIBBONS.
Small pieces Of handsome Satin-e lge Ar
mure Sash Ribbon, inches wide, in Vieux
rose, light blue and cream Reduced from
$l.50 to Sl.25 per yd.
Novelties in Sash iiiDbon. Redu cd from
$3 and - 30 Ia S2.25 aud 81 75 per I'd.
A line oI broken colors in Q Reversible
Satin Ri bon.
Nwnbtr,7. 9. -. Ii and o.
We're lie, l5c, lyc, 23c and 25c.
Now loo, l2c-, &c, 1Sc and SC.
A few odd pieces OF Fancy Ribbons. 25c
per I'd. Less than half price.
lfirst hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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OK 40 WILL BUY 50 LADIES' ALI-wOOL
spcs fO Fancy Newmarket; S2.25 will buy "a
Ladies' Fancy Atwood Jacket at KAUFMAN'S Double
Combination Store 124 and l243 llth St II l-t
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THE PALAIs ROYAL.

lll7-Ie Penna. ave. and 4ol. 4o3, 4o5 and 4o7
18th St a.w.
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FFF ZEE y TIT
F. f. + +
i EKR I'LL I
ssss HH 90 kEH ssss
sssss i i 900 EErr ssss

THERE ARE COMPARATIVELY FEW IN
THIS CLIMATE WHO DO NOT SUI
FER IN SOME MANNER FROM TENDER
FEET, CAUSED BY WEARING RUBBER OR FINE
GRAINED LEATHER SHOES. WHICH GIVE LIT
TIE OR NO VENTILATION TO THE FEET. AND
COMBINE THE PERSPIkATION, KEEPING THE
FEET CONTINUALLY DAMP OR WET, OFTEN
RESULTING IN HHEUMATISM OR OTHER SERI-
GUS ILLNESS.
CHANGING LEATHER SHOES; THEREFORE,,
WHILE THE ALFRED DOLCE FELT SHOES
SHOULD BE WORN BY ALL FOR COMFORT,
THEY ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PLY
EVER INVENTED.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE FELT
GOODS.
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REDUCTION IN FINE DRESS

sTocK.TAKING REDUCTION IN FINE DRESS
DRAPERIEs.
Exquisite novelties in Embroidered Brus-
sells Net r evening wear. These are in pat
terms OF Is yds. each. We wish 10 close them
out before stocA-taking-January 3l-hence
No. BLACK brussels Net, embroidered
in white and yellow discs, with border to
match. Reduced from $50 to &25 per pat
tern.
rose pattern embroi Tered in pink and green.
Same pattern embroidered IN heliotrope and
shlded olive browns. Reduced from ga to
No. 3Istriped Drapery Nets in both white
and 5lack ground with pansy pattern en-
Reduced from s:;7. so 10 s2s per pattern.
No. 4.-prapery Net in white and black
with pansy pattern embroidered an hello
trope and olive brown Reduced from $50
No. San nj In. ted Robe of Black Brus.
sells Net with wisteris branches embroid-
cred in natural colors. Reduced from Sl00
TO 80 per pattern
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
sTocK-TAK1NG REDUCTION IN FURNI.
TURE COVERINGS
If you contemplate upholstering your fur
niture the COMM. spring II will be of pecu-
MARY interest to you TO note the extraordi-
nary reductions we have made in Raw and
sSIn- law SILK. Reduced from 81 e 55e
5S-in. 'Pun SO s to -
Fourth foor)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' BRIDAL SETS.
Ladies' Bridal Sets, comprising Gown, Cor
Cambria and deliberately trimmed in Platte
Yalenciennes Lace So per set
mise and Drawers, Gown Hubbard yoke Of
four Medici Lace insertines and tucks. deep
Ladies d Brdsf s s1a eomprsins GOWN. Cor.
set Cover and Drawers, hand soinely trimmed
in fne embroidered insertings and edges
90. SO per set
lsscond hoor. annexJ
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Children's Muslin prawerA with deep
hem and cluster of tucks Sizes TO yeAfs.
ia 36iid Rsa EM Muslin Drawer Waists, with
0I infants' -" csm61ic Skirts. with deep hem
| ana nicely 1nished. 35hc. each.
| Infsnts' Cambria siip~ In i0ur sSSie&
oY Infant Cambria Slips. In four styles. 75c
e.Ssssss ssss. b sos s.ea sax
ana In nSS csnheld Rubber Sheets. for CRIB
and carriage use. 75c- tl.2o aud sl.65
Second aoor,
| WOODWARD LorHRoP,
] talA Cor. llth and SITS. NV.
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.

+ +. $ss ) l y + = +: T. /.
GGGGa ooooy yEEE coc 90
8 COT $$ET f. $cc$$
GGG ILL 90 W kER oocc 90 -
1t 5l4 NINTH ST. NV.
REMNANTs OF DRFss GINGHAMS a. 81,
H Eemnants OF Fine Saline al g aud s.: Calico Rem.
nalits, 3s, at kAUfMAN's Double combination. In
". a.
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Gowss $50 To $7.9S EACH.

Continued below.)
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s1XTY-EIGHT CENTS IS THE PRICE FOR Sc.
PALAIs ROYAL SHIRTS FOR WEDNESDAY. JAM
UARY Is. AND NOT MORE THAN THREE TO
EACH CUSTOMER
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP,
Cor. llth and r SITS. NV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-14
a NOTABLE REWARD.

Joseph Francis Is Presented with Gold
Medal la tine Pariors of the white
Hosase.
WASHINGTON. April ".
small company assembled in the blue
parler of the white house at noon to-day
10 witness the formal presentation of
medal 10 Joseph Francis Ia recognition Of
his services in the construction and per-
sfe1sson ss ss. -~~s-@e --rr---t~.-a. Th~-
medal il pure gold and weighs over
lhree troy pounds. 1t Is four
inches in diameter and contains
$500 worth Of pure geld. The total cost
sx the raeaal, exclusive OF the design, was
over s3,e0o. There we're present the pres
ident, Mrs. Mckee. HRS. Nimmick, SEN
ators Evarts, Blair and Reagan, Represent
alive buchanan and number OF ladies.
The ceremonies were simple and consisted
only OF an address by Senator Evarts, rep
resenting congress, and an address by the
president aud brief response OF thanks by
Mr.. Francis, who was so overcome that ne
could not complete his remarks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-14
ARCHER TOBE PROSECUTED
Charges Of Malfeasanee in OF
iioe Brought Against Mary
lands Treasurer.
Brief Sketch Of Boston Young Man
Now In Limbo at
St Paul
Queer Case Of the Sudden Insanity Of
Brother and Sistsr---Sparks
from the Wires,

bALrrMoAR, Md, April II.
stevenson Archer, the defautting state
treasurer OF Maryland, Is virtually . pris-
oner II Hazel Drll. bis country place, near
Bel Air. Charges OF maifeasance In oiacs
have bean preferred against him, and de-
taesiye has been aent ont with an order
signed By RoT. Jackson summoning the
treasurer to appear before him aud answer
the charges. TIE detective also has an
other dnty 10 perform. He will remain At
Hazel Deli aud see that Archer does not 60
away without leaving the address OF bis
destination. This step was decided upon
after session Of the Legislative investigat-
ing committee. OF the three Witnesses
examined, cne was Gustavus Ober, q
ba mixer and broker. who had sold some
bonds for Archer. Another was John W.
Msddandorf, of Middsndori, Oliver & Co.,
which firm had performed similar service
for him, and the third Benjamin Wright,
chief clerk of the comptroIler's
office. The testimony of Mr. Middendorf
established the fact that Archer
bad given the firm orders TO sell $4,000
worth Of bonds ia the state sinking
fund, but had made returns for only $16,-
900 having pocketed the difference. The
evidence of Chief Clerk Wright disclosed
startling condition Of affairs iR the state
fiscal system. The treasurer's powers were
almost unlimited. The accounts had rot
been examined for years, and the comp
troller's department was not even In pos
session OF the number OF remaining secur-
tiles owned by the state, 80 that IL Ia inn
possible 10 learn which are missing, only
the amount OF the shortage being known.
There was no record kept OF the bonds
Cancelled, the amount withdrawn being
charged mp 10 the treasurer. In order TO
make the books balance that official had
simply TO enter false account. White
exhibited gross ignorance regarding the
laws which govern the Offices of comp
troller aud treasurer. Archer IL still very
i'll.
Archer has boen arrested by Detective
Humphrey on bench warrant sworn ont
by Police Marshal Frey before Judge Dem
nsa ~ ska ~s.. ~s-~-ia e-s.-s fra.~ --.~~-=s~a
was issued In Baltimore, because the
fraudulent transactions haye been for the
most part committed there. In its report
the investigating COMMITTEES charges Archer
with misappropiating sliS,0e0 in bonds
| and 80, 900 in interest coupons. The pris-
oner will remain at Hazel Deli until be is
in condition TO be removed.
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TALES ABOUT seHwErNruRTH
A Minneapolis Baclsisdef Makes sensa
tionai Revelations Ceneerniag the Rock
fard ssEIaavou..

A Minneapolis Bacissiider Makes ssnsa~
tionaI Revelations Ceneerniag the Rock
ford Heaven"
MIxxKAPoLis. April i2.
j. r. Morgan, who lives at 1877 East
Franklin avenue, Minneapolis, IL back
slider from the faith OF George Jacob
schweinfurth, the Latter Day Christ.
Morgan became q follower Of the al
legged Chris" three years ago. Then he
had happy family, consisting of himself,
wife, son and an unmarried daughter.
Nov he il alone. His wife h living at the
house OF G. q. whitney. Minneapolis,
whitney Is Sohweinfurth,s chief apostle
and conductor OF his church at Minneap-
oils. Morgan's daughter ran away and
married worthless individual, and tbs
son Is sort of body servant.
AL his troubles, hs says, were caused b,
schwsinfurth aud Whitney. lie was o.
@The Heaven" in Rockford, m, for oyei
two years, aud began to doubt this new
Christ when he heard him declare In hii
| pulpit: Il am God and beside me there i
no other" His doubt turned to absoint'
disbelief when he cav how, this God
Qrasped at all the money In sight and hoS
he hehavsd toward the women IN al
heaven.
One of these Is Mrs, Tnttie, who iets
husband and four children in 81. Charles
Mimi, aud went 10 live G. Sehweinfarth's
Mrs. Tuttle has borne children since sh
went there BY order of the new Christ,
she says.
Mrs. Tuftle In schweinfurshs right
hand woman. He is king, shs is queen
His confession Of faith is, FIRST, to &C
knowledge him as the ohly savionrl sec
ond, to promise absolute obedience; thirs
TO deny yourself, whish means TO eaFe =
money, lands and family to hin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-04-14
TWILL BE SIMPLYMMEESR
The Present Seasons Log Cut
viii Exceed All Pre-
vious Estimates.
Favorable Weather for Driying---The
Mills Likely 70 Start lip
About May l.
Reciprocity Favored by the Pan-Amer-
lean Conlsrence-~-Ingalls
Makes Answer

MrNEArorIs, April n.
The weather has been very favorable
during the opening weeks of spring, for
plenty Of water in the streams for driving,
says the Minneapolis LnmbeggHaa, the
thaw being gradual enough 20 prevent
foods, and the supply Of Snow In the up
river country having been retained BY the
cool temperature prevailing in sufficient
quantities to provide an abundance OF
water az tho proper timeS The Surveyor
generals ofiiAe reports that about bali OF
the scalers are down ffom the woods, and
the figures submitted for record by those
already here indicate that the winters cnt
will quite materially exceed the amount of
the general estimate. La fact II is be.
lieved that the log supply ~iil be larger
than the most sanguiLe have anticipated,
and some Of these have generally been
considered extravagant. All the ioegers
have returned now, and the logging season
may be said TO have terminated with this
week.
Driving is expected 20 commerce in
about ten days on the streams. The Ice 10
all out Of the river at Minneapolis, but
still remains Arm In the tributaries. The
lakes will probably not break mp before
May 10. The boom company Is preparing
for business and will at once have . crew
OF men II work driving piles and hanging
booms. They viii have everything IN
readiness to take care OF the drives a. soon
as the ice goes out and expect to start the
rear boom at Brainerd In about two weeks.
1t will probably be May ] before the
mills start up. The greater part OF the
week will be consumed In strInging booms
and getting things in readiness for turning
logs, and very few OF the mills will be In
shape TO fire mp before that time. But
crews are being hired, contracts made and
everything got in readiness. There are
enough logs in the boom limits 10 keep the
mills busy for month or more. and the
old logs out Of the Rnm river are within
easy distance and will come on the first
rise. The work Of repairing and enlareing
the capacity Of the mills Is being rapidly
pushed. Some Of the changes are qiita
extensive.