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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
ANOTHER SMASH UP.

Bat Very Fortunately without Fatal
Results
SoUrH NoRwALK, COun., Sept. 6.-The
express train due here from Boston at
$40 tbs evening, ran into the Danbury
& Norwslk railroad commuters train
az the junction in this city. About
thirty passengers were injured. none
howeeer. seriously, and both trains
were badly smashed. The express wa'
over an hour late. and the accident wa:
due 70 the fact that the Danbury q Nor
walk tram was being made up on the
mann track without proper regard fol
safety.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

A large number Of whee.men "iii 81
tend the funeral Of Bliis =. Phillips this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Tney VII A.
companv the remains 70 the cemetffy
ca foot. 3 bnellng their machines beside
them. a large floral offering 81 tie
design ~ broken wheel has besn ur.
dofed. Al Tidefs vishinr - pay lasi
tr.fslie 70 tee memory 81 an esteeued
meFofc~ II fle fraternity. are requesiFa
=, ,,,rf.f al he residence - T. T. Caller
e11 Feffrrsrn-afe a. ~ O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Secretary Clark, of the Fuel Gas Com
pany. saws that his advices from Chr
cago are to the effect that work upon
the construction OF the plant and The
work of LAYING the mains wili be com.
menced sometime before the middle 81
October. and viii be pushed az fast ~
possible. II j. expected that fuel gas
vii be furnished 70 q portion ~ TIE
city Tbs winter. Nr. Clark leaves neR'
week for Philadelphia on huslness con
uected with the company Affairs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Harry Has Sold Out.

Harry Hubbard sold out bis "Groito'
under the Weston building yesterday 10
Geo. W. Kress, his late assistant. Mr.
Kress will continue the business At the
old stand. and Harry says that his re-
tirement from the beer merchant
husjncss is permanent Mr.. Hubbard
ais, expressed hls regrets that be had
not commenced training for political
bonors earlier IN the campaign, but
would hold himself at the disposal Of
MS friends next spring.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
The shootists

Gen. r. B. Newoerry, Major Carbon
aud squad Of fourteen men compris-
ing the state team Of fharpshooters,
passed through the city Yesterday.
Tbev we're on Their way to the shooting
contest that = g. take place q Miwau-
kee this week. and thev strengthened
iheir team by taking Nith them MAJ
colin McInnes, 0f Company +.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

EArAwsKoo. Mlcn., sept 6,-lwo
nen representing themselves as W. Fl.
Ives and tseorEe li. tohle xh, president
ard manager &c a book publishing con-
ceru. with tneir office in Chicago, came
near RECEIVING a 500 deposit to secure
an agent here who was 90 receive a
salary of s15 montn. but Marshal
Owens got after Them and threatened
- lock them ur. They made their
escape on thc first tram.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

The MeFehead quartette, consisting
of Mesdames Yates and Aid~ortn, and
Wessrs. Morehard ard EDDY. rtt1raed
Yesterday from a concert tour np the
resort reuton. They had a snceessi 1s
aod enieYahie trip, wlta the exceptiln
~ 4 stormy passage on the axe on me
stea Ger Ecu Cummings
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Is That sop

Al eloquent alderman Hid 70 The
rvr r4srsv-HrKkHp Yesterday Vow
don & say wooi. hut there e 2 htile
teal au that w.il he eSpic'icd in tae
e ,unc.. Wundsr rtt. NJ. sweet, tne
Board cf PM l.e Works ard others have
come Co 3 sniat understanding that
Csrslst.. froas Lvnu to Pearl, shall net
he asnhalfed er otherwise improved I'll
rext srrfnz. Wen III Ah
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Justice Hy6ogn took testimony yes
terdsy n the Bcking replevln suit.
When Rcking was killed John II.
Renke held mortgage on s0rne -
RfckIng' s Household goods. ceIfaln
kitchen stove wss Cia.med ~ Ms = E.
ing ss uot iac 'utiesi q thIs luvoice. ani
Rense feplesle8 ft The 9nstc ce DE.
cs0n wii - gwen Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
A DARING FEAT.

A Photographic Crosses the Great 923
Feet cable
NIAGARA FALLs, y. Y, Sept. g.
samuel J. Dixon. a photographer of
Toronto. successfully performed this
afternoon. the daring feat of crossing
the cable stretched across Niagara river
at a point midway between suspension
aud cartilever bridges. The cable Is
three-fourths OF an inch thick and y2a
feet long. Dixon occupied twelve min
utes lu crossing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Hsste < Huss vas granted = decree
- s,vo~~s from her hastand. Edward
r. Rnss. n the superior court tfstFf
49, rl,s srs.s~4 81 tsa divorce was
desert on. and the VIE Nas gwen TIE
custody of = mlR0r cAla-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

KtrAwsreo. Mich. sept s.-A tramp
sha went bv the nsne Of Cisrk and
vsntcd the vfe of Farmer North here
. ran swav with hin. proves - ue
-haf'es. s.HarIferf. viz, IS q asserfer from
BE Un.ted States army He wiii he
taken to Detroit Monaay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
ROY WILKES
The Great PAGER Faces n Hair Mile
fsOt Is.

ISpETESpEScE. Ia, Sept 6.-Pacer
Roy Wilkes, owned by the Calumet
stock farm of Chicago, that lowered
the worlds stallion pacing record to
2.Osf last week, went a half mile today
in one minute one second and a quar-
+er. the second fastest half mile ever
paced or trOtted by any horse. VI. T..
IcHcury has offered to match him
against any PAGER on earth for $4,000 a
Mde. Adonis or Hal Painter preferred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
ON THE OCEAN WAVE
A Rough and Perllo1s Passage
Home
a CYCLOyE on The BIC ATLANTIC
Ilfs on the Rolliag DssP is sot "As
ee2ssiess Rsaaa Of fle~s~rs %
LArss sIa5ortfs-it il foh of f~aA
Peril and Mach NPh~Ssal-

What Is lefl OF George Cathn, after
tussle with the he&ying Atlantis, : nome
again. Here ls his story o. his 'fip
across the Atlantic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Alfred Norphopse. RI New YORK CITY.
i 5n 60 city visiting BIS c0usln. hiss
~. 4. OID9n0ugbue.
wias y. J.. 0Don0ughuf has returned
from a visiting tap - Bay CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A ADVERTISEMENTS for these columns will
"a be taken until 1s.D y. m. for the evening
edition and until s:;1 p. M for the morning
edition and SUNDAY BEE.
TINERMS Cash In advance
ID ATES-Ad vertiSem ntson this age will be
IL cha rged for at the rateOf ccntpe word
for the Il rst inserti ION and cent erword for
each subsequent insertion, and s1 - per line
pcrmonth. No ad yertlsement taken for less
than % cents FOR the first nse rtOn.
I NIrI AIS, figures, sy mbols, etc., count each
i asOne word
UNHESE ad vcrtis semcnts must run consecu,
Il lively and un der no circumstances Will
they be taken or d discOntinued by telephone
pART IES advert rtislng in these columns and
= bavingt tn eiranSwcrs addressed t0a mum
bered letter in ca re OF THE BEE Will receive
q Numbered check tOenabe them toget their
letters. Answers Will be delivered only on
presentation OF this check Enclose answers
I'm envelopes properly addressed
a IL advertisemcnts under the head a! or I,
~ special Notices are Dublsh ed in DOth
morning and event ng cd ltlous Of THE BEE, the
circulation of which aggregates more than
10000 pa pcrs daily. and gives the adve rtlse r
the benefit not on y Of the large circuia ion OF
THE BEE In Oman a. but also in Cou neil BlunS
Lincoln and other cities and towns In the west
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
= NUVTVIIry SIHUV.
LINCOLN, Mob. Sent. IS. 1900. sgOd lOtM& 10
Notice to Feed Dealers.

Scaled proposals VIII he received bv the I'M
dcislgncd until o'clock p. M, Sept. p, 1890
for feed as follows Lot /, GO twenty cara
bran on track at Omaha. Lot 2, COO twenty
cars upland hay ON track at Omaha. Lot 3,
oats, chop feed, oil cake, meal, hay and bran,
in quantities to suit, to be delivered during
ton lots should be separate. A certified check
for$lO0 must accompany each bid The asSo-
citation reserve the right to reject any or all
bids LOUIS LlTTLEFIEID
President MILK Dealers Association, p, o.
Box i2G, Omaha, Nyb.
Sent. 2id 5t. u
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

ENOR SALE-Furnlture and business OF 70
~ room hotel In Lincoln, doing good paying
business. Best OF relsons for selling. Terms
easy. NJ. w. Folsom Lincoln, Neh. b6
ENOR SALE--Che ap--The furniture In tho
II house, No. 1878 Douglas Street, for sale,
and house for rent. Enquire on the premises,
Qb4 eQls
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
PEM0NAI,.

sss 80, ~ s5gg Z ~ oolU1.s o,.E.s p,''
PERsoNAI1,"7o''' Nothing from ds. o." to
IF. p" i2th. viii BEN ~ il" t' at st. SJ" Until
10Th; Areyou gong,tb see "E, n" soon2 Am
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
THE REALTY MARK

INSTRUMENTS placed on record septem-
AI5rlsh! land and lot company 70 PAL
NJ Baehr and vile TO AdoIph Meyer,
lot lS BLK 4 Reeds 80 add; ed lot o, 90 PIX
and lots and 4, blk 3, selDys 1st add
Tbeodore SHT,n Bm"slns G to Augustus schar- oooo
tow. lot ;, Blk D. DreNelIs sub in F. -
AN Dawson to cora CLARK, lot il, Cherry '0'O
Garden. ."..;..;::... ,.;.".... 1850
IssS' Pace lots ioiJ ana St ed ha'sG SGd
and tracts in sub of blk "a" Reser.
MA Elliott ct al to ii d ShuiiJ lot ), blk
L HAYES to 4 d Hayes, lot q, 'bjiiE, 2. Wv
Potters add, and und u lot 45, Burr
DM Hayi1eriy and wife to S x Mcdonald, ~''''
lots lot -, II and T. PIX 3, Portland Place. 1000
LW Hill to Hugh Hutton, lot 2, blk z,
Charles is nHnaSE Iuadstrom and wife to Mar. 20
garet stay "a lott, blk 10, Isaac &
w'ifIqens fl fasy aaS and wife to William Rrow @'oo
lots 9and 10 Plk "I' loves add ,,,..,, $500
stlmmel. lots II ana IS, blk II, Pop .
Della ,McCa6e and husband to + 0''''
~, Ward lot s. NIX 3 kirkwoood add. 1900
II, blk7, Jettcr's add TO South Omaha
Mead investment company to Omaha
lots ana . blk 25l, Omaha, and CONGO
II ad diolning II y .,,......... 40OOO
T. Il Overall and wife tod X Mae ckcnzie,
lot 10, blk TO- Meyers R& rs s........... I,5OO
WI Paul 20 Howard, lot /, blk .,
Frank Perry TO ON lIenkcll, lot ~
block ., Monmouth Park, W d,........... 2,2O0
a Poppleton and wife TO Lowe Avenue
building association. lots Il and X,
block II, Popplc ton Park, W d.......... 2,i50
south Omaha land company to W j
smith, lot I, block l2s, South Omaha,
W White TO ID Howard, lot 6, block
u, lianScom Place. " d.....,... ..,.... G.NI0
q u Barker and wife To Frederick krug,
lot ., block ld, Omaha q q d,..........
Gust0y Bchlman and wife TO T A Dil-
Ion lot !, tuneOs subd, q q d..........
sarah Dumont at nj TO j II DumonL lots
To II, block iJ lianscOm Place, lots
and ., block o, Reeds lst add aud 9TH
tracts In subd OF block "a" Reservoir
Isaac Levy ct al TO Rosa Levy, lot T.
block So south Omahaq c d,....,,....
Clty ofOmaha 20 Isaac Brown, lot o,
block Perkin's subd In Capitol add,
q'u''''' -''''.-.' .,,...,,......
Total amount of transfers.......... ss5,lOS
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
WA NrIlD..-i5EsiALE HELP.

Kor rates. ETC., ser top Of first Goldman oa CHS pd@
TWICL nay lsdiesS salary $40 per week
Ito work fo- me in their locality At home
light woTk,goodpny for part time. Write with
stamp Mrs II. 4, harrington box 'O1 Chicago
w TANTED-Aglrl orgenoral house work IN o
w family OF Ihree. References req uIred si
Park ave t36-2l
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

EoR sALE--2 5-room cottages In "Bakcr
~ Place." blk west Of clifton Hill. Prices,
S,l0O and sl3O0i small payment. balance .
years; inquire at Cass and list sts., OF owner,
EOR SALE, at Great sacrldcc-.Tull lot
4! and new lO-room house in . beautiful loca-
tion on Cass St, blk west OF Lowe ave. Price
1900 sa9o ,Sn cash balance years ut per cent
rrHOSE who are expecting TO buy Omaha
4 property for less than offered today will
some day bo telling friends how many thou
sand they would be worth had they
thousands 20 be made in Omaha property at
present prices,
beautiful Groom cottage. Hanscom Place,
lot l0ONlj2, fruit aud shade trees; price 5000,
one. third cash. balance TO suit.
room cottage, small lot, ON Caldwell st.i
3-room cottage on half lot, In Lake addition;
"a bargain at $1,000.
st., one mile from =. o.; cheap at g., 600
broom house, lot 6GNli0, North Twenty SEQ
IL Beautiful lots in Orchard Hill, $500 to
aLots in Kllby Place, 81, 900 each.
Lots in Briggs Place, $1,000.
We have n few genuine bargains In residence
and vacant property we do not care to adyer-
tise; call and look over our list,
We have several tracts of fine trackago
property at bargain; alsOa few tracts desir-
able FOR plattingi don't buy until you see our
Read this wewant n few more bargains
listed with us by owners. We want nothing
that is being pcddled over the city and In
everp dealers hands. We want only dcsra-
BILE property and by conducting ou + bus mess
in this manner we have no trouble in selling
what Is left with us for sale. List your prop
erty with firm that does not fill It's books
with trash. Investors can get better bargains
from us than from any other firm in the city.
star Land and Loan Co., l6OO1s Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

MONEY to loan Mt all times on desirable
Nlimproyed property in 0m aha, The money
Is here and there arc no delays, as we examine
the property and title ourselves. Bates, Smith
& 90" 1902 Farnam ST. $50 old
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

DRI RINTER-Waned one who can do job
IL work and all other mech nical work neceS-
Sary In acountry Office; state age, eXpe rlen ce
and lowest wages Address Lyons Mirror
Lyons. Neb. 57O-24
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

WANTED-At once. one ii rst- cl ass IN ould er
y, Address Hastings lroE Works, Hastings,
Neb b5t 29s
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
MONEY TO LOAN.

For rutes ETC.. see top Of ars column on this pdos
NHEAP loa ms on city property & collections
Sprompt attention. A.CLarsen, 1888 N. Y. Life
4l9 o i7s
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

pROPOSALS FOR FENCING. ASSISTANT
L Quartermnster's Office, Omaha, Nebraska,
August .. 1890, Sealed proposals in triplicate
subject to the usual conditions. will be re-
ceivcd at this Office. until II IN. Monday. Sept.
22, lSD0. for cOnStructinga fence around the
Fort Omaha Military Reservation, near Belle
view, Neb Plans ana specifcat ions can he
bidders, and blank forms OF proposals OBJ
tanned on application to this Office, The gov
crnment reserves the ri ght to reject any or all
bids. Envelopes containing proposals should
be mar ked Proposals for Fencing" and ad
dressed 70 the undersigned. CHARLES Il.
HUMPHREY, Captain and Assistant Quar-
temaSter u A. aug2}dit S9D-2l.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

WoNDERFUL Elgin 500, typewreri great
Box ia David CIty, Neb. 54O-2t
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

WA NTED- ste nog pher and typewriter;
y, m ust nderstand office work. drss o
81 Bee. 57e-2lt
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

NV NTED-A carpenter to build house and
w take III anscom Place lot in payment In
Qulre 1bSouth Sixteenth street 556-g
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

i ." ANTED-ENt travelling statesmen till
Chicago 5H-2I+
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

ANTED-Sal cSmun at StOnehilrs,
w 5Si.ol
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

Nv WANTED-Salcsme n on salary or commits
w sion to handle the new patent chemic al
Ink erusing pencil. The greatest selling nov
city ever produced. Erases ink thOrou ghly in
Two seconds; no abrasion OF paper; 200 to 500
per ce mt profit. One agent s sales amounted
tos620 IN six days another $g in two hours.
Wewant one en- ergetic general agent for ca ch
state and territory, Sample by mail 55c, For
terms and full pa rcu lars address the Mon roe
Eraser Mfg Co., Lacrosse, Wis. 555-23*
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

Bids will be received by the state board OF
printing, at the office of secretary of state, on
or before Sept Both, 1890, at . oclocK p. M for
printing and binding in cloth 1000 copies Of the
report Of the board OF tranSportati ion for the
year 1880, of five hundred pages each more or
less. Samples of work may be seen at the Of
fee of secretary of state. Right reserved To
reject any or aIlbids.
BEN X. COwDERY,
Secretary Of State.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

ENOR SALE-Drug store In city of Eastern
II Nebraska; location first-class; invoice
about 81 900; business OF Sl5,OO0 per year. For
particulars address Lock Box d, Lincoln, Neb
I,ls- -
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

1 WANrED-i,00 ,00Omen for now railroad wo rk
w nOregOn and Washi ngton Ter. Work
will last two years; good wages guaranteed
Albright Labor Agency, 1l2O Farm am st. Man
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WA ANTED-Dressmaki king in families, 1lO2 s.
w 6thst. ME5-21t
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

W ANTED-rwo men to recciv e inst ructions
w and keep books in Council Bluffs. j. b.
Smith, $40 New York Life building
a-gOiN
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

] II Dumont and wife TO J 4 EbersoI,
trustee, lots TO IL. blk 13, IIanscom
Place; lots and ., blk o. Reeds lst add,
and > tracts in sub OF blk "a" Reser.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

Albright land and lot mpany to BAL
thas letter lot 4, blk 81, Albright
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

D0SITION wanted by young lady who is a
II boOl<kceper, stcnOgrapher and writer,
References the very best. Address 7. NJ. 1S1 1
Cumngst 35i 81
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

NJ Baehr and wile To Adolph Meyer,
lots 5, 6and22, blk 10. Shulps 2d add
lot 10, blk 4. Reeds Sd add; lot 90 blk
s. Albrght's Annex TO South Omaha,
and lots 3 and 4, blk 3, SelDys st add
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

nETECrIVES wan ted in every county,
-OShrewd men TO act under iuStruct ions In
our secret service, Experience not ne cessary,
PARTICULARS free Grammar detective Bure au
90, a. Arcade, Cincinnati, .. 58-21%
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

YNHOROUGHLYc competent lady stenog raphe T
Il owning muchiue, ei ght years experience,
desires situation Oct. 1st Best city reference,
a ddrcS ! o q bee. 3O6-21t
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

"ANrED-A bool<-kee per for Il la rye cor
~ poration; must be conyersant with all
Kinds OF operating accounts. Good salary to
M 4O7-o1s
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
WANTED.--MALE HELP.


VIVA NTED-Onc hrst-cass dia mOnd settle
Jewelry Co, S4 lain St. Kansas City. Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

NJ ANTED- -Immcd lately, mddle-a ged la dy
w to receive Instructions in book keeDi ng
and take charge Of setof books. j. IL. Smith
room $40 New York Life bu Hiding AIS 2lt
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

W ANTED-A few good men as special
w agents TO organize bra nches OF the NJ err
camille Comparative bank of Ne W York, doing
the & general business OF IA national building
and loan associa ton, I. A, Hathaway, State
Agen I, e Gra nd Island, Neb, M45f 25s
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
For Tdtes, etc., see top OF drSt column on thus page
VNEPEWRlTERS, all makes, bought, sold ex-
l. changed, rented. j. L. Megeath, lGH Far
nam street @S
VNYPEW RITERs for rent or sale. StenOg-
l. ranhsEs supplies. J,P. MegeathlG07 Farnars
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
CLAIIwOYANT.-

MADAM Stcver of st. Louis, the wonderful
willgive perfect satisfaction on all affairs OF
life. Gail and be convinced. Ladies, 80 cts. /;
gentlemen 81 No 322 N 10th ST., room 10.
Hours from too $40 2}'
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
BRANCH OFFICES.

Advertising for these columns Will be taken
ON the IA bOve conditions. at thefollowing busi-
ness houses whO are aut thOrizcdtO take special
notices at the same rates as can be had mt the
IN ain office.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

W ANTED--h good boilermI ker at once
w Good wages paid. Address Fremont
Foundry & Machine Co., Fremont, Nob
MIb7
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

ENOR SALE-iO, 30. l2O. ls0-acre pieces just
II south of the limits Of Chicago. These
properties are the most desirable for invest
mcnt of anything now offered, in Cook county
being close to railway service and directly in
the line of Improvements south. Some owners
will take good Omaha property as u part of
first cash payment. +. g. Barnard, Az Cham
Der of COmmerc bldg. Chicago. IL. 54l-2l*
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

NEWLY furnished room with gas. bath and
~ furnace heat with or without board. !. II.
cor. larney and25th ave. 4lD 20
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

ces, for two or four gentlemen. 7Oj 5 18th,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

ENOR SALE-Cheap-Boar OF trade chop
y house, Kearney. Doing n good business.
Address II. IL. Achcy, Kearney, Neb sos 80
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOR SALE-Gcneral stock of mere handisc,
IL clothing, etc. All we'll assorted and nice
location; invoice about sl3.0 900; will exchange
for good clear property and part CASH write
for particulars. Address O23 care Bee. Omaha,
Ncb. Jll-26
Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-21

For rates, etc., see top o9 first column on this page
/ T,PATCH, exclusive pension and claim at
~ tomey: over 10 years experience; all the
lateStlawS & decisions, Office removed from
Frenzer blk to Cham Der &c mmerce, R5i. ON aha.
S5i04t
N EW law; pensions for almost all soldiers:
~ fathers, mothers, widows and minor chill
dren OF soldiers. Claims pushed by Il. N.
Clingmnn, 10 and II FTenzer blk, Omaha. Also
Washington and Cincinnati. Circulars free
II years experience, $40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-22
THE DAINTY rEAcur.
A Poetic Euiogy ON the Japanese 10.
mestic Custom.


mesttc Custom.
Sir Edwin Arnold's Letter
A perfectly new sentiment has bean kim
died In my breast toward the whole mys.
terry Of the teapot since had the honor oi
being entertained ut the .Cha-no- Yu," In
the .'hall OF clouds" Over tho spirit on
every one who arrives a. . stranger In
Japan, whether or not. by habit or By tastA,
votary Of the tea-ieaf, q change
in this respect slowly and surely
steals. The importance and dignity
OF lea reveal themselves in AZ
entirely new light when he finds whole
population of some 4o.ooD 900 concentrated,
so to speak. round the teapot. aud all ths
dwelling houses, al the habits. all the
tastes. the very language, the meals, the
dsurnai duties and associations OF town
aud country folk alike. circiing. ~ IL were,
about the tiny cup. Insensibly you also
fall into the gentle passion. You learn on
you road journeyinx. or when arriving al
its end, or in entering friends house, or
while shopping in the Gina" To expect
and accept with pleasure the profTered
draught OF pale yellow, fragrant
LIQUID, which al first you only
tolerate, appearing rs II does without milk
or sugar, but afierward begin 70 like, and
lastly 10 6nd indispensable. nsensihly
the little porcelain cup becomes pleasantly
linked In the mind with the snow purs
mats. the pretty, PROSTATE musumees. the
spotiess joinery of the lowIy walls, the ex.
quisise properties of the latticsd shors
adding 70 oil these charm. rsiinemsns,
delicate sobristy and distinguished sim
pIicity found alike amid high and Low,
enanating, Is ii were. FROM the innes
spirit Of the glossy Eresa Leaf and nivsry
blossom OF the tea plsnt--in pne word. be-
longing essentially to ard ha1 consstsutsns
beautiful. wonderful, quiet Afsd sweet
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slthsEnet Gazette.

rrunes grow very successfully in wah-
kiaknsn county. and doubtless would ray
we'll "a an investment 20 plant them n
large quantities. The fruit commands a
good price on the market ard comrara-
lively little care Is needed In raising them.
Our hin lands viii yet be covered with fruts
trees that will Weld handsome return 10
the planter. Evaporstors cost but little
and viii preserve vast amount OF fruit
Thousands of pounds Of the Italian srsacie
are usually imported into the United
states. hence overproduction need not be
feared. We have hardly found ont what
our lands viii produce. In time, Wash
ingtaa fruit raising Industry vii rank
with California In volume, in fruits adapted
to our latitude
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