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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
COMMON COUNCIL


fa r..lrflal. l1-+ - 4aa -. .ls 90
taaa F4lr1 1-.l a4.-.. ls ler-lea c. ss-s lir-
~ e. -aallg 81 s--l ga8ils - praFe alsal.
..l ll-i .le $40 ca. a-aii sasrs aces 60 -1s
e.r.as- 81 a4aIaz sall 4ss-ssmrar "a mars
4as aas ~ tag ai AAg. ..C al p eIsck ~
Ele fsren4si-. as .Ae s1ee sf tss alg asrk.
kla s tilti-r ordered. HAS Lls s.sg si1rk
aaas -erlne4 -gss 81 rl.s order aaf deliver
tle sa4s ID sls o. sald elalni ssi aces lozsrasr
sila poole af asla gllile .lagrs s-lesl. 90
ar lrfare me a4g 4ersla a1s1 La las meeting
1f sall -all lllsaiolsfs.
kIleEel-
1s4s-Aid- Aa4srson. CarpeareF Dsgie.
kMmer. ha.-ser Miles hs AeAss. saaad-
era ,teia. slsxss. sPrsll. slFgzsr. Iatsgl.
IarsE-a
AsIf-As1s.
p A.. EAMER
Resolved. lhag tas maFsr be requested o.
s4pel4i Committee 60 late llsLrleI g0 1e
assfssea f8r Che ~ lsrrael4ol ~ a seser il
freraaar srr-et. irsm folrsA % Sa4oll slrsel
ali 4ssld street. fa -Lackllg street.. H. l4a
el-g ,f arsl1 Rapids.
a iaDtsd
The masoe aepoi tea Ala Emmsr. Haaser
ala A-a-rssl as sisel committee.
- "a, EIAGhs
lrre-s. ir has besa dsterniHed hy the
.omupu -4laell III lho eiry .f ar1aa Rapids
@ resolution. tlal me grading aa4 sr4y-.lag
al s.,s o41ns al.eS iu lle eitY oforlua Rapids.
lsEE vest ~ Broadway street.. la sail eIlY
I9a t44rtl slloai. al salI ci-3. to the fus..c
a-g' 10 4aid city, aeEs so4th ot sa4I E8lr-l
street,. .ucldms tle construction NJ rle
a-.eaArY oCdse4. rulVert.. s-.tras. cross
Na..s ma4-he.es cal l.oasias approaches
4d sea-g g0o.s sAcrs.a. 10 necessary pl5.e
tasratenea- aaa.
..H F. D. Ia Ha. a
ff tll Rapids. has estimated
g. -rate - sad l.apross ilc.-a4ls
% ' tsti4tte sl- F-ias sat a.
ea Iact-- rler--o. az Gao sun 0i
nne dollars therefore.
hr'4 .y enc Common Council 4 the
c.'f tl flt-- -.tp.-s. .aa- tl- eatlre % such
fs--sr4 -ppu l1e 7Nners 0r occu-
tt.' ~ .i-t' An- 4'.'tt aen-l-s4 - sach
f'irit -ti 'r it .l-Inef
l lHt. .N- l'iif-ls portion ot sad
rtf - -r-i 1e-rllLrl pf, 4n1-propef % be
-t' hl lli lao e-ols expense ot said im
y f'irh'.t.l
...a ptt.a 't Dots ald pieces OF land IN
e-4t-- ai.Aia -a- soata lne ot Fourth street.
ALI .le aorta .Ae ot tnc east and Eesc alley
l1 'Io-A t 7rriDnef tuners sccoad addl-
.a .' sad cit9. and extending back tr0m
tai a1ot- described a.oy. extending from
ll st -, soa.a- on either side thereof a
distance oi - teel. rHcep ptns frOm said district
. a.a-e streets a1l alleys
Adopted
'ris fld Afdrfson. carpenter. Creque
Doyle. rmarr hausor. Miller. Mills Mckee
-llllers. stein, STOKES, Spr0ll. stebolns.
strgter. frl-k-.6.
Ntif-Felf.
Ey q. kAMLEi
relative % the grading and grayeiia.
a. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

Nv Physician said could not 1--we.
my liver out OF order, frequently vom-
ted CrecnIsh mucous, skin vcllow.
small dry humOrs on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. Mrs. ADELAIDE
OBueu, 372 ExchanCe-st. Buffalo, =. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
Purifies the Blood

Esofs ssrvs-srT-s taxes lrss t.ns srs
,-s--fT to sscr iss s7a~t taaH z-T afhsr Prep.
srs-- VAS ca ErFEsFr Cf.s. N.F.
aE7 wfs ta5 re-7 r1-- hsstt fr- l1-s
-~s rr~sf-g f--m r -e~-n- t11r S-Ts-
ere e-f ----z-.f featarte -r-f rrt-v.
E. ~ v-s -r--s fssr o. tef faanf ro
t-e ref H-oF-s sa~szrs~ se ~
-sr-e r-s rrs hr-1e arf revsr fs7f hss-sT
= nar fs We fse 'f or ert7 -s------rs
t- s---r ,-e v.s E--v rrrreF scuFF-
vrrr wr-s7sr1 rorf r~ur+r
Hoods SaFsspsFiIla
-o.s - a. s-u--sras = - fo- - T-rra--<
~~ Z H-r- = CO tu-rh~-a-lss 5--~s sfas.-
100 Doses Ore Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

For colds, Group. asthma. bronchitis
and sore throat use Or. Thomas Elec-
tric OIL. a-f ct tho genuine
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

Wrs Wins w's Soothing Syrup should Al
Why's uerf f1r chilr-a1 festhiuz n soefbcs
f.e O.. tf saftrns the gums slsTs aIl pair.
er-ee rfrd collie ara is ne besf remedy Tor
flarrhos8. q cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May p.
F1OrE-'Quiet and UNCHANGED Spring Pat
ems. e. 110s 3D.. Blkrr-'. g. F1.5 -. Su1ighfs
s. z1.7 IS. winter Patents, ti-o055), Clears
wHrAr-Ruled lover No cash. ocsaa5Ac;
July - Gs31c, 10. Z spring e5U75c' No E,
sOI40-
CorS-Activc but lower. No. = A737} c
so Tc..ow. .1Ac, So. g 80. 80. yellow.
ss.,-. May. s} G-3t, &C.. June ssi- 1e3isc. july
css a2ic; Aurust. 5iec; September, '4aG
OArs-Aotlve. b uu.aftlcd No cash ard
MAJ -71U c June, 5i.&8A Ju.y. IAG
cft.c sample lower Eu. ~ 4.-s,. $50. 3
Whit e9l. elo. No. ?. so82sAc. 10. " ai,e.
pa GOsc-
Rvr-Rsther easier No cash ana Nay.
60. J,--e seess. o. SAMPLES s21 ssfC for 70
2 ard l~H1ir f.r So. 3
RtRrrY- Steady and supply snail Com
ruo1. tbIn iowa go. 4 ard 80 F2-1c.
e7od 20 cao,ce. s59Gc- Northveste-u-No 2
tr.r. s5EAc good 90 choice. 8, s+sc fancy. 81
&C
Wr=z P0aK-Nsrvst ratrcr dun ~ hlrter
rr.--s -aagfn- a. e. Daf2is f0- cash an5
Ms~. Nll5z.i2-2o for June. aud sl2.asG p a. for
Jn'r
LApn-Qu'.t and p-ices ruled lo~sr a.
e --.-.f q rer rash art Way 70 'oT
Jare a-d s- aaf s5s Tor Iulr
BCrF Fn-.-r-a71err. sel5c. Dar7 f@itc,
Pacsiur stock. 40 &C.
T.-- rresn 2ff,-
T.-lrRT- ~p--r Csi.ssus - 20c
rs- g T s2nc Fe- u-css 500
prr = Geese s2efes - Ger Dozen.
rr3~rs--D stf e5 Scs-its -r 81 s1.sr Cn re
bass q, . a. far aa sao8 zoals
Nrw york WaT p
VrHr,- -Sresfr e ,r- s- 1---
@
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

Pears is the purest and best Soap
ever made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

Wheat Waite, soEslo = buSASL
Cofu-5o,ss - bashci.
cora Aeal-s 6.y4 ' ia.
Aa. q fccc-sl4-a ten.
Ao. kcrd-Sia-1l ten
NlddnLgs-Sl5 so. e tol-
kraL-sis "a. q t8U.
fi5gr-Illy 8hits. $50 Patent sZ-se ' hga-
lrca.
Oats-slaxSlc = bushel-
Rvr-s.c ' buSheL
BaTlcy-s .0o6L-g 3 huaerce-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

BeccAam's Pills act Ike magic on =
weak stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
MRS, LAURA S. WEBB

Last evening Nrs. Laua + Nshf save =
texture 81 hteiuNay Hal gpou lhf Power al
the Press ii va ftrN ahir Ieclure. Nrs
"a cub seems o. bnoV q. about The press lt IA
Ia Tie estimation Ol ihe Clsl usEl iaaN the
power that males sHc unmakes WeH an0
Statesmen hrs clb has q Il.aeulnctaf as-
ngcrs. anc voice of grc2i strength A4a
power.-Nev lork Ecrsio Jan. q ls.t
Mrs Lauut~ Webb. Who formerly sh0ue IN
The "a esierl oUI loN sh nee lU the Eastern
chi, GiFlng costume feaoinss. ofk
W ekly
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

bgftor-l5,3 lSs . pound.
T. gle ll5se ' dozen.
FNt2gacs--,lAs.s.5 v l2sacL
a Abpleo-sl - 81 ' aGS1eA
Lcii0ce-lae Z pouH4.
be48s-sL-o&S 3 = oushe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

JekkrEsi Prices
Appeis- ss.4s8s 81 ? barrel
Beans e. 71sE.tt ' D..shS-
AaEo-l-S. lsc Y daa-u.
buttrr-l & Scf pound
fsLzlees-sSjc = kashel.
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va,r?arclaTgo FEET
r1F-rl 49, ~ . ILI.a-iPnir GlTI Wa
4r.+I 90 rtarsls 4 sLt.s "a

ERP-rl 49, ~ . ELiI.'iris'in CiTI Wac
.r.a.l 90 Htsrsls HsLt.ssi
EH~4i 20 aps.a1r s.ys the shol-alskSr,
b. e l- irs sEl tlgu H. IE.J Use
1a So t-.-4 s.reErlT, @al ue4r TErli
-aa sHH=a uiE1r7-io-i, b71-i'
fal-HHH'rl aL % HsiEettn that Griu5-s
az 4lil..E lagiE AmeTi an et.1siais.
III 3 '1l't F1rr t4anencr fYr fast In
rt- --l g..r ~ AEscFi-gn FiFis ihzt
rs.-r- a-r1s li- Atlantic last spFiug
a. gesa. iA a Ioni5n SEASON, ssys The
iil-.aH 10 f-.h, fErTe Has Fay liilie
i'ai.si .D-isu, bTi.lt a. hr-ui-nez
.i1.-.-T a.tiT, riryer, liu', aias'ar11rlial
"a a-. coates. n hs=utY be har Ea1iKe
i4ai- taIhivily rl-in. uHa god I.5iut,
iiist-s, $50 pod beyond quFsiiul,
81 tIa. sls her ,-sL They urEu
Hinuiy i=rsit Alns. Sniail-sie a0rr
So l-sis1irr with an insieF zErttd
lIEa Spanish ssE0Fiia's; they nsne
Iliurs Of ia-giY anl i1ys flrgtgT, sd
s.n y0lGE uDilsa "a HLull thor br-
ilH-sd 81 .lI 81 hsF sghsisaru b.
riIt lt1.-Igfs ana tayisaiaF aas ULFh
$50 Was la ghs pliBg VI sl-Flias fgF l.n'
Fiznl.
There she sighed - t'rEI', in
rarigrll4 l1t,ripsgloH. II zasli h. ats-
p7s-is'ri NJ faiHlli probably or-sss
surHr. uni I shunil ihiuE. 0gsAt -
rrgFv a- an I-.Sl, At least. uszllF
i' hnr MAI F'y ~ili meaIiOa them n q, a
I am pg-i-utr'lg II 10 ny golden UfElE-
iuailr, ilv ehzHes IT IAy lgfeiiH.e!'
sAr l.nlr lszrL 20 Aeap1Fs in AuFEsi
2 saiisE AL : Nl-aE EiSl-p!ii.a-l s-s
t,sfi.
'its al a snzFc and i.lasiuH. " she
rr-iUI % iuHIhe1n g. her iu!. 81 slsl
iEiiats- '-lLusa English ElEls bssr fees
,hag zrn simpiy sHogm1us-guagLiIls
I only zaH oh- uI4s Hus- a SMALLER boot
iAsH = sey-Hs Has ihoy haze o., saHe.
sirni # irsliHs, 10 artistic sensitive
ne ~ all. NuI ..ui ryrE UrlIi lHrd
mirF' Not n slusir e1u!. kaFs ttrm
Displayed ~ zFii ssiy aud pF1niHrnily
- I cpllI AhrfvErF I scat. Ell rot
ono hSlas huE-za being eycg ..l-e u
Ihgm"
''Nul the oar-ag' su=res,nI boz
bosom fTigHI, tlt 10 ziuays 31ar l.ss,1l
iFirat shp asks disagree s. .usall D
The glreHy rrps.i-.l ~. !aliaiu.-
pisian- My iszEa, keF ypio6 a4r. 10
~ lmpnsss.s- whisper. 'smy Lesra, {
give yuu uiy sod st.ra ssg .-slo
hai On low black sIlplers. s1ao.s BAG
like EaElU iirl, zHl cF6Eilt1i iE'a o. 70
boz a. foei Ia whit" at1rE.a--. TIat4
Ir s1s' o! is!ns Ihcy admire osrr
sltrs.sa
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NEEDED ABaloAIioEs.


r. ". iiissinson. in IisrPer's i,azar,
tntly dlse hssri the important ques-
li3n Of tho conflicting social and pro-
fsiunal duties Of women. Among
Olh.T +. rtihent things he says;
onH " the most eminent n0Iasn ply
siri.ns Ia AHlsTira, Ahen ! -skei her
hOu size could possibly e0inbins hoFpro-
fs-ssiOn nigh her duties - her young
chliiren. proved Ia me that he profess
si0nal calls aud Office hours did not. all
told, take - mueh Of her iine from
ghsss liitle ones as mas given by other
ia'iies similarly placed 10 ahat they con
sileEei ihsir social igiies, ''nui,H she
said, '-ln 0rier Tia, may DO this, these
social duties must h. absolutely Ignored,
I 30 iEnoF1 theni bgi give 2 great deal
81 ugf11sr by 20 ioihs. We're l a man.
shslli not bo asked To eOH,biRs
lhTm.a
Ia lhe sziDs Nay remarkable woman
Alio carried on i.Efu fzr.DFy in NsN
i.nElsEi lUHn with she greatest success
toll me ihEl tho strain Da hrr MAS mneh
grezg-r than II che bal l,een a uizn. h.
sauss. although she hai no shiiirsn' she
EEs expected 70 keep L0usH, % tsai
sick Hsishb1Fs. even 10 aateh with
lhea ~ Hisht, - II sha had no other
duty, l 500 - Hoiiof tor women aho
feal themselves bound 10 s0tEn NOFS in
c1iapziihia with ,hsiF usa-l feminine
occupations csrsp; 10 make their
choice 'taiFt thu sod that" Is Em.E-Sn
a4is, and fs-sero tho one % the other,
sps il this the shl VI gLrir n~siai sb'
nesstiDaA No one eau employ women
ia any Industry II hish ET=i!o gslhon,
Ing th-t they arr silii embarrassed
~ aha; in their fsFtaeF more sheltered
life ueEU thulF FiFgaes-tha shrinking
lFSEs Initiative, tho habit 0t minute
~esa0mies, 81 sali'ahnessii1n in little
ihinEs- IL u my -arUrirano, fur in
ssznra, that In sending ypans man "a
DO = days literary puEE Ia another
iDfIu. HhoH his saPcnsrs ZEu paid. he
needs na Instruction - - haHins a cpga'
Portable igH1h. siViss tho n@r"ss2ry
giHe - i;. AMI latlHs rsh IF carriage
% save Jitsis - avoid G uetslns5 uhrrc-
a. such iuiIrs have - b. iAl1Flpusly
imrFsrsssd urpn a u1Hlzn3 AMI. after all.
she usually i-Drs /. ylzolr dag on cup %,
tea. All Tu;s hrs foet VS. - walking
WHORE she sholA ride sAr u also lcss
E-ziy - If.r~i "a emergency IS Jade
p-Hirn; ar'ion. not t1T van, Of F-.I!-
nrss, bat from long habits - soi'-iis-
trust. All ihrs1 arr dFaatzrEs ,ha,
mus; - cleared arsy II uprl"a ar- 10
cpmPc;o -l;h men in shat hzs hitherto
ls-a meas sole WsFk. Watcher it 1.
iseri thzt they sb1lih - rDaps; 80 d no;
uuI ghF uut tigHg Zoe t4r iigFrAa Of
sg-ilsilrs slsaa is 90 b. aiFssly soisled.
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isUsHisGi.'~ NOTICE.
STATE or CotonAno. /.

STATE ur CoLoHApo. l.,
COUNTY "f III" BLANco.
] In the District Court oi the Ninth
judicial District OF The state Of toluia'
dh. sitting III anu Tor iIio Blancn county.
ui tire October Term. y. D., l7,D.
| In the matter 81 tile petitions of
/ Thomas Hutchinson. II. II. Leonard.
j. VI. Cole, j. W. Cox, Francis Hatch,
y. j. Ryan. j. u. jackson. y. n.
I Campbell. III. j. Hay, James Hayes, &.
/ l.. fIill. i. l.. Bailey, II. &. Peterson.
". \. GErcnstFcet. ". Coon. Vim. W.
Cav. John NJ. Pulyer, \. u. Criichlow,
| David Steele. John Dunn. Mrs. Mary
Dunn, William MoiIA,t. Robert Mckee.
Thos. J. Burke. ID. Saver. Herman
! Hichner. j. u. limerick. Scott SAWYER.
j. -. Schweizer, Mrs. Ellen Hei.an,
Frank N,r,,,n and " n p.ct.r In
Water Dl,,ric, No. A. for IN, ndiudica.
lion of IN, pr,or,,ies of ,Iyh, In ,h. M,
"a, ,y,,,r ,,, ir,,,,,,,o,, In snid ,v,..r ,i,,,.
,rt,t M. A
Nov nm Ills d,y co,,csc " r,r..
man ~, r.f.r.. :, Tho ,,,,yc ON.
titled proceclincs and nlcs his re,ort
and IN, testimony ,,t.n III. abstracts
,h.r.nf and M. ondin,s and d.c,oos
I,.rciu mad .her.un,n 4, il ,rJ,,r,d lac
ia. c,ur, ,h,, tho Same Ina r,oJ and ,h,,
tho he,riry n, IN. sam, ho s., for Nnn-
DIV Tho .o,h d,v nT o,,a,,or , n
,son n, IN ,.,,,o,, :, 80 -, ,,,,,,, ,i,,,.
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TRICKS OF sHow.Mzn.
Exhibiting n Wild ni.a FROM irs.c. Wa
Spoke Gasissa iiurn'iy.

Spoke La-itsa tIurn'iy.
The story Of tho native African
tlnging 'Nrilic Gray In Paris" say, a
Nu.izlo u. W man, "rrnin'ls rae OF .
similar scene that oasc SAW la Brus.
rolls. whcr, an cnicrprlHlu- show.
man In one OF the gardens Introduced .
wild African. also fresh from il. native
ignricS Tho wild man was down on
tho bills for n few remarks In his
mother tongue. and whom he was hidden
by his keeper to talk little for tho In
struction OF his audience. hu began In
good United StAtCs: This IL great io!.c
on you. Won all think am q wild man
from Africa. but I'm not. Ina a good
American citizen. and I'm telling you
the truth in good English and much
more to the same effect. whiir all tho
crowd gazcd opcn-cycl aal Ia astoaiJh-
mon, at tho horrible creature Is they
nuigcd each other and whispered: Just
hear him! wonder what lie 10 saying?
Isn't IL awiul?'
at another time" he wont OMIT
was during those heavy floods in tho
south OF traucn-wc ytrayCd into Ian
tern or stcreoptlcpn show in Paris.
where tho Snowman was exhibiting
siuws OF the awful ruin wrought by the
floods. taken. co lac Informed the gaping
audience, at great expense and at the
Imminent peril OF Tho aftiut'a life, when
tho awful destruction was at It's height.
And we, too. gapCd, and were greatly
impressed, until by and by he clipped
in u slide representing tho most danger
Gus portion OF the river. SO he gGii. ut
N,. I.F -. a.. Il.
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Eut Tow porsou, who view O paseca.
ger train 10 Il r1os thralorlar Pas
have Gn idea that 1t rgproacasa . cash
value OF from $4,000 to ci.O.Ujo. Lui
such 10 tho case. The ordinary cxprrg-
train represents from Si5,OJJ to $40. gJc.
The engine and tender arc valued Al
$4,000; the hacraro car, ei,Clg; tae
postal car, 5000; the amol.lug Cur
5000; two ordinary passrnFcr cars
$4,000 each: three palace cars, slj.0ot
cach-,ot'.l. $4,000. Many trains ar,
worth Sl.O.oC0,
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s.,.s,h o.a, h. cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a,
,h-y caHn"; reach the seat u The dis,
ease. ca,arth lisa blor,i or eDusilin.
iional disease. ard In ufIcf to cure !,
you have Ia take Internal remedies.
Halls ca'aFIh cutc u taken Internally
aud act, directly on the hloo,! and mu.
cnus surfaces. Halls CaiaTTi Cure IL
u" quack medicine. IL was prescribed
hy one Of the best physician, In this
country !ur wears, and Is regular pre-
scEip;ion. II II composed oi the lest
tonic, known. combined with the h-s,
blood purifiers, ac;in. directly on ,h-
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect comb.
nation Of the twn ingredients il wA,'
produces such VANDERBILT results In eur.
In: caiaTgh. Send for testimonial, free.
I. J. CHENEY y co. Toledo. o.
r.-sIld by all Druggists. &c.
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Its pretty damp for person with
the rheumatism TO lie providing around,
Uncle JOSH "Mcbbe. boss, but it's
der doctors advice" "Do YOU mean TO
tell me the doctor advised YOU to be ont
nights ~ Not 'zactly dat way-but lie
said must have chicken brof.n
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Mrs. o'DuEhgr les sorry OF am, Mrs.
Galloway. to hear as how y'r son was
cOin' tas tic bad. Sure. now. oi fought
some foin day he'd DO great aldermen,
or Congressman, or something.
Mrs. Galloway (sadlyl-Ycs. Mrs.
ODr-han, the bye had tho maxim av a
ghrcat shtGtcsman in i'm, only his head
was littlo wake, an he cu'dnt shtand
the phusltCy
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Eggs arc aaid to become unwhuirsomo
when kept in rcfriccra.ors; fungus
forms in thcm which ia caaily found by
microscope, although It "a not notice.
able to the taste. This fungus con.
"titutcs a danger when we consider how
many eggs arc consumed by all classes
cf society, and people OF delicate con
situations ought to be particularly caro-
iul that they cat fresh and not kept
c.Ts.
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THE town is booming writes a
Georgia editor. ave have taken in 20
new subscribers, and our efficient May
or has given us Sl0-or thirty days.-At-
lanta journal.
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Husband-I wish YOU would stop this
everlasting picking flaws with your
neighbOrs.
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Miss Anglo-Children in America dc
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, 1890-05-20

WASHINGTON. May 19.-The house
went into COMMITTEES of the whole on the
tariff bill. After the chairman had given
a sharp admonitlon to the spectators in
the gallery that they must preserve order,
Wilson of Virginia took the floor on the
question of personal privilege. He asked
Bayne If he Endorsed the charges con
tanned 10 Campbelrs letter SO for as they
applied to him (WilsUn). and Bayne re-
piled. expressing roget that the contro-
versy should have occurred and denied
that he intended any reflection on
either Bynum or Wilson. Wilson then
sud he had no further statement to make
and the subject was dropped.
The house then went into committee Of
the whole and proceeded to the censidera-
ton of the tariff bill, the pending amend
ment beng that offered by Funston Of
Kansas, striking from the metal schedule
the proviso that silver ore and all other
ores containing lead shall pay a duty of
one aud one-half cents per pound on lead
contained therein. The amendment was
defeated-ll0 to l34.
Frank OF Missouri regretted that the
amendment emanated from the Repubi
can side and opposed it.
Hopkins OF Illinois coutended that the
importation of Mexican ores was a bless
ing to American Miners as well as work
iDgmen engaged in smelling. In the
name of American labor he protested
against the pr1viso which would control
the output OF American mines.
Crain of Texas said that the lead and
silver proviso was illustrative Of the logi-
cal sequence of protection, namely, the
prohibition OF importatIons The adop-
ton of the proviso 10 The bill meant RUN
to frontier towns and incalculable injury
to American capital invested in Mexico.
Du Bots Of Oregon objected to Hopkins
posing as a representative OF miners. No
word in favor of free lead was heard from
the representatives OF the miner. The
, 1890-05-20

WOOSTER, O., May ia terrible
c%yclonic wave, rain and hail storm passed
over portions of Congress. Canaan, Odes-
ter. Milton and Chippewa tow ships, in
this county, between 3 and 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon doing a tremendous
amount OF damage. The storm swept a
section three miles in width and eighteen
in length. The most serious damage was
done in and near the villages of Congress
and Rowsburg. In Congress every pane
of glass facing north and west, unprotect
ed by blinds, was broken by hail stones
which fell to a depth of eight inches on
the level. Entire orchards and strips of
oak timber were blown down or TWIST to
the ground. Many houses, barns and
outbuildiugs were unroofed or blown
down. AT Rowsburg hail fell to the depth
of eight or twelve inches on the level and
driited to a depth of thirty-two inches.
Hundreds of sheep were killed by hail.