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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

difficult inipac,cd stump from railway
navy as successfully ~ the previous ea-e,
Or. Bramwcll described how ms psn h.,u
been completely cured Of very, ops''i'',.
facial neuralgia by hypoiism. Inc mai"u!
had been produced by working m WEI , su',
ting. and had previously deied an In'ui ...'
treatment. on the third day Of hypno'l7ln,
the neuralgia had entirely disap 1871 i.,'
(weeks agol. and had not returned ne i ,I,
had obtained also refreshing hNnouc s,,.cl
at night. being put 10 sleep by bis o'uSl'
through "a note from Or. BramNeh' aih un
one occasion hy q telegram, both me'hoo7
succeeding perfectly.
At the conclusion Of this most iniefe7uh-
and successful series Of hypnotc eNpeir
monls. "a vote of thanks 90 Dr. BramWeil loi
his Kindness I'M giving the demonstration
was proposed hy SIR -caiiergood. Dean o.
the Yorkshire College. and seconded 10y PIT
Pr.dgin Tealc. i. q. F., who remafAeu
-that Che experiment. were deeply interest
| inc. and had been mawclou,ly success
| full and said. 81 ieel sure that the time
has now come when we shall hR.e 10 rgcoe
nize hvunoti-m as "a necessary part oi ON
study The vote was carried hy load ac
clamati0ns.-'ih Scotsman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

"Tho fireworks win be a great feature,
being even better than those shown no the
Exposition. There viii be large number
of pieces. and 10 VIII take q fun hour and 20
half 90 give the whole thing As TO what
some Of The pieces are will be told t) the
public later, but there are two OF them that
the committee have reserved as surprscs.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and EeturninG-Do-
ing This and That.

People Going Away and ReturninG-bo-
ing This and That.
Miss Mamie Duke, of5l0 Nicholson street
was married last Wednesday night 10 Mr.
Charles J.. Wade. by Rev. r. Whitfield. The
ushers were. Mcs.rs. john kersey, hest
man: George England, Dudley Gill, Len"fH
Harding.
Miss Bessie Miller. of William-port. Pa.
who has been stopping with Rev. Dr. George
Cooper. left for home, Friday morning.
senator K. Walton Moore, of Fairfax
county. was i'm the city yesterday.
Mr.. :. Lee Kelley. attorney for the Block
system Company, went 10 Roanoke !esler-
dav. on business for that company.
Mr.. r.. Lee Peters is quite SICK at his resi-
dence. 3lj West Cary street.
Ex-Governor William +. Cameron was
here yesterday.
Mr.. George Stokes. Cumberland county.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Otho G.. kcan is confined TO his room
by reason of indispOsiti0n of severe sort.
Mr.. Grayson Burrcss, ofBrisiol, Va, is IN
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require iitle
Snace 10 Relate.


space 20 Relate.
The following named Council committees
meet tomorrow: schools at II o'clock A.
NJ; Claims and Salaries, o'clock /. NJ;
Fire Escapes at O'Clock T.. VI.
II has been asccrtaincd that Edgar Allan
Jr whom rN-.ludcc Waddili proposed 10
nominate for a West Point cadetship, is
fo,,r months too young. There are ABOUT
ten or twelve applicants for the lositoil;
and II there IL no preference. II rs uhucin'Vo',
that each applicant Will be given am eqNai
chance bv allowing them 10 stand an exam
instlon. and The boy making tine highest per
ccntagc will Dc awarded the cadctship' Inns
has frequently been done.
.Judgo Waddill Is expected 20 arrive here
to.morrow. tie will remain until Tuesday
TO be- present 40 the marriage OF MS sisuI'
which takes place Tuesday evening al the
First Baptist Church.
Cards are out for the marriage Wednes-
dav of Mr.. Charles T.. Crump. formerly o.
Richmond. now clerk in the Richmond ana
Danyillc Offices az Washington, 30 MISS
Julia Cutler. daughter Of Rev. l.. y. 'utlei'
Of this city.
Braxton Simms (colorel), who was ar
rested af Newport News Yesterday. charged
with felony in Halifax county. was taken 20
that county on the Danyille train this morn
ing
Services will be held at The Male orphan
Asylum this afternoon at i. NJ. Rev. lr.
Ildl. at SeyCnih-sireet Christian 'hurcn'
will ofliciate.
The Little Sisters Of the Poor return tneI
sincere thanks % an their friends and bene-
factors who so kindly contributed 10 ihch
pound party last week.
The time for returning tax lists has cA-
uirad. Commissioner Of Revenue, X. Is.
Muniord. urgently requests that this mat
ter be attended 10 at once.
Interesting revival meetings were begun
last week at Laurel-street Methodist Church,
which will be continued during the present
week.
Charles II. Black, Of Dallas, Texas, has
been engaged as assistant to Manager
Young Of Dun's Agency.
The city ambulance was called yesterday
10 patfcrsOn's tobacco factory. where a
colored woman bad am epilcptic iit.
About this time of the year city people De-
gin 20 cast about i'm their minds as 10 the
best place 20 locate during the summer
sOlstiCc.
The Rev. W. b. Tyler will preach at thc
soldiers Home this afternoon at O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
RICHMOND COLLEGE WINS.
Both Of Their Teams Victorious on the
Diamond.

Both Of Their Teams Victorious on the
Diamond
Unanimous rejoicing characterized the
Richmond College boys last night, and they
had Just cause for being proud In the
Games with the Lexington teams. the Rich
monds defeated n both instances. They
PLAYED tine Washington and Lee men yestcr-
day morning. and defeated them 10y score
of % 10 ~. In the afternoon the team
played the y. Vi. rs. and also beat that
club bv score of s .. BY winning ttcse
Games. and the game they won the other
dav from the Virginia Brights. the Rich
m0ud College BOYS are to-day champions OF
virginia for amateur players.
a telegram was received last night from
Lexington. stating that tine Richmond team
would arrive here Monday morning They
will be met at the Richmond and Allie
ehany depot by their fellows, and escorted
up 10 the college, headed by brass band,
and the air along the route will be thick
with the .Nah. yah. yah llurrah. tiger
Richmond College" Of the college boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
THE MAY FESTIVAL.
Programme Arranged for the Two Enter.
tainments.

Programme Arranged Tor th' Nv" t"fNi'
tainments.
The complete programme has arrived, and
the details Of She festival are assuming
shape. The selections Of the orchestra are
those which have been most successful in
their concerts In New York, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia. Friday night
offers a symphony concert with vocalist,
the selections and their arrangement fol-
lowing the scheme Of the regular Saturday
evening concerts in Boston, for which so
ciety people paid premiums on the best seats
ranging from $40 10 500 ON season tickets.
There Is no orchestra in this country which
can equal the superb performances Of Mr..
Nikisch's body OF players The programme
IL as follows:
Friday night symphony night: Overture
furyanthc (Mebcr); aria from Der frei-
schultz, Nine. steinbach-Jahns; ballet for
orchestra, "Bal Costume" (RubinStoiul:
songs, Nine. Steinbach-Jahns; symphony In
a Utalian); MendelssOnn (Allcgro Nivacc-.
Andante con mOtO. Moderate. sitieulol.
Saturday night-ch0rus night: Overture.
''Iannhanser;r chorus. II nnid Sc POr.
tails" from the "Redemplion;' aria, from
"Tannhauser." Nine. Steinbach-Jahns:
suite for orchestra, "Pecr Gynt' (frieg)
Male chorus "eiegesgesang' (AbD, &c.
sang-yereln Nlrginai "ballade and Polo.
naise" for violiu, Nieuslemps, Mr., Kneisol;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

WI you heed the warning the signal, pef-
mans Of Tie sure approach OF that more Terri
Die disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
if voa can afford for the sake az saving 20
cents. 10 run the risk and do nothing for Do.
Ne know from experience tnnt ~Niioh. gre
vii cine vour Cough. it never lali>. This
explains why more than aMilliOn Of Bottles
were sold the pas year IA relieves Cfoup
mud "A hopping Cough ni once, Mothers. 90
mon b. without b.. sample bottles Zee. 1oii
by iiodeker Brothers ANA IA. NJ. Shields g Co..
corner of Fl3h ami Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Mf-. Wfi slows -o1liiug -yruu should ai
way lr used when children afr cutting
tccil. llfr.I.Fn~ .At ll be- suilcrel ~ once.
II prod fcrs natural. quiet sleep b.. relieving
tho sIIil lfam ulin. 'nd N little flrtuu
aWahes as "bfght as % button" 10 rs very
pleas iut fo taste. IL sootrcs the child. soft
ems the gums. allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates lhe bowels. and d, the BEST known
remedy for diafrhUa whether arising from
teething OF other causes. Twenty-Five cents
"A bottle, 10 M, SAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
VIOLENT STORM.

An Arkansas Town Entirely Blown Away.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. April PA special
90 the Gazette saws that lorkyille, "a village
"a few miles southeast oi Cotton Plant in
Woodruff county, was entirely Blown away
during the heavy wind and rain storm early
this morning. hundreds are reported killed,
bat there D. 40 Joss at life 80 far as can be-
learned Many houses are overturned.
Many narrowly escaped death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
LEE MONUMENT UNWILLING.
PROSPECTS FOR 4 GRAND Sue
CESS FRIGHTENING.

ufs Thought that Funds WIN he More
Easily ObtainabIc when the statue Ar
rives In this Country Organizations
Coming.
The prospects of the Lee unwilling ccle
hraiion are Frightening day after day. All
of the committees are hard at work, and
GOOD results are being attained. Major ~.
v. Randolph was asked yesterday ahou
the financial part Of The enterprise. liesaid;
~All that has been collected thus FAR. by our
Executive Committee, has been done by
the circulars that We sent ont. Next week
our Committee will meet the Lee Monument
committee. and it will then be found out
how much money that committee has col
| lcctcd. Al that same meeting plan viii be-
adopted 90 raise additional funds, and If q
committee is appointed 10 solicit money, j
have no doubt but that their efforts viii De-
| successful. All the troops coming here
have got 20 Doe led, and "a place given Them
| 90 sleep. so 10 is about time that funds were
coming IN for their entertainment. IS soon
as the statue arrives there VIII bee more en-
thusiasm. and we will succeed better in our
work.
'ii' '''',' W ''''''
"o nic N'l III i" .., .i
/ r>n0sifion qbsfa win be- "a LARGE number
! of niecos and in viii take a am hour and a
haiffo riNo the whole fsiue. A.to what
some Of fbe niacos are will he told fro fho
mflii. lsfor bnf There are two of Them that
HE committee have reserved ms surprise. -
...,...,....l...
'N - - 'D-'''
/ The engraved invitations nave ueen re-
cehed hy the several committees ana are
being sent ont 10 az VINO received lhe ch-
GUAR INVITATION nc engraving l7 Il ftI4
/ pretty piece OF work. on me lace OF Which
IS engraved ihe statue OIL zee ana zee
Monument Aosociauoh' hlchhonu' a''
/ May ~. ls'U.' ON the second page ls en-
/ graNed:
"h. J.. Zee lamp, no. j, COM, defale eie-
i'.is. ~, ,,,e V ,,,',lii, ~
| "a ,ooninnemt ~ cement Robert f.lvafd &c
nj Richmond, Va, Thursday, MAY ~. 1890
You re cordially invited TO Doe present and
paflicilaie Do the ceremonies incident To-
'il'' o'c"si'n'
ON the ihud page are the names oi lht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
MAPLE WAINWRIGHT
Seriously m From am Attack Of iiemor-
rhacc of the Brain.

CHICAGO. April 26 -A special 90 the Her
add from Minneapolis Says Marie Vain
wright ala not appear at either the after
noon or evening performance 900 Harris
Theatre. and in ail probability VIII never Dbl
seen ON tle Stage again.
Friday night. no the close 0f the last ac'
iu "rwc.nh Night" she fainiod away
leading physician announced that Miss
Wainwright WAS suffering from lom0wHa-
0f the brain. shewa, removed i0 her rooms
al the West ll0lel. The evening parer
contained the announcement chat
she was suffering from neuralgia.
but such +. not Che case. Her real aimm.
is hcmorrhagc of tDe brain. which Dol
caused. iu addition. partial loss o|
the sight of one cyc Miss Wainwright -
billed % play i'm Chicago this we *
and left last might ON the evening
train in spite of the advice oi her physician,
who protested sirenu0usly against her go-
ing. and warned her OF ihe probable conse-
uutncee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

IiARDAWAY.-Died. April DIST, at Glen
more. Amelia county. Va, the residence o
her iiller. john 4. IltrdaWuy. Esq., NANNlt
WINSTON UARDAWAl, aged twenty-five
wears
McGRCDEn.-Diel , at Newport News. al
1870 O'Clock saturday morning. Airs. SAL
LIE G. NCGRlnER. aged fhiuy-siX years
wife of Chas II. Mc0ruder formerly of Rich
m0nl.
Funeml from Chesapeake and Ohio depot
af 1880 o'clock THIS sunday MORNING
Friends please assemble at The Chesapeake
and Ohio depot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

ia Il not worth the small price OF IS cents
10 free yourself Of every symptom Ol thfso
distressing c'aplaintss lfyou think so. cal
ut our stOiu aau get n bottle OF ShilOh's VIAL
izer. livery bottle has "a printed guarantee
On IL. Use accordingly, and NJ n does you nl
good u viii cot you nothing. sold D.g 30 l.i
ker Brothers and N, NJ. Snellds 4 60. cOrucr
81 Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
SOUTHERN MEMORIAL DAY.
Cornerstone OF "a Confederate Veterans
Home Laid in Atlanta.

Cornerstone OF confederate Veterans
Home Laid in Atlanta.
ATLANTA. Ca, April 26. The greatest
gathering Of Confederate Veterans since the
war, took part in the memorial exercises
to-day. General Joseph T.. Johnston and
General J.. Kirby smith ami number
OF other leading officers were conspicuou.
figures in the proceedings. The veterans
took the horses ont Of JOhnst0n'- carriage
and dragged 30 through the streets. General
Kirby smith was iu the same carriage. and
the Two Old heroes received 90 great ovation
lu the afternoon. Hon. j. &. g.. Black, Of
Augusta. delivered the Grafton at thi
laying OF the cornerstone for tnl
confederate Veterans Home. The Netcran.
then marched in procession % Oakland
Cemetery and decorated the graves OF the
Confederate dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Don't run the risk of Your cold getting
we'll Of itseli-yOu may thereby dim into a
condition favorable 10 the development OF
some latent tendency. which may give you
years Of trouble. Better cure your cold al
once with the help OF DIR. ID. Jayue's Ex-
pectorant, good healing medicine for all
coughs. sore lungs aud threats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

The funeral of ROSA, youngest daughter of
Nathaniel and tne lace Sarah d. AUGUST wiz
take place from So. James Protestant Epis-
copal Church THIS sunday EVENING at o
O'Clock. Friends and ocquaiutences of tho
family invited toatteud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Chorus. ''March from rannhauser;' fcsu-
val chorus aud orchestra.
The sale Of seats opens Monday morning.
al O'Clock NJ the box-oilice OF mozart
Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

sale OF seats Monday, ats A. NJ, at box
office, Mozart Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

= T MI T =
al O'Clock T.. 81;
Eight mares
seven horses. .. d
nnruf.- as GOOD Hs 0rH.
I,to ireui.caris nnI harness.
Three sulNlf~. ,
Two oil hacks. .....l...
These HORSES can now no 0.'i N, 10y
.fa,.,. aottln Sinh'o~ s. n.. fNN Ni '.
afe BIZ bis famous tfutiins siNN men
81 $500. and Oui OF select m'it,- f't i.t
l...c-', INV. lists giving ped|efclsi etc. hp.f
h, sir IA. -cuIr DARhlNufuN t' Nit '+
change Hotel or CD ,.......
Richmond. W..
rrp,ls. cash or endorsed ncso'
a.. el<fv davs. Interest added, n.'l 'f't ~
the Executor. ~ -'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

sale Of seats Monday, at A. NJ, at box
Office, Mozart academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

The difference between the beginning and
tle end Of the aiphahei-thc latter repre-
SCENTS unknown qualities. Dat a. b. G.. is "a
known blood purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Simply apply ">wayne's Ointment" y,
Internal medici..e required. Cures letter
eczema. itch. all cruptions ON the face
hands. nose, &c.. leaving the skin clear
white and healthy. It's great healing AND
curative powers are possessed by n1 other
remedy. ASK your druggist for Swayne'.
ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Utsfings court The time of the llust
ines Court was occupied yesterday in Oh,
disposal of civil cases.
ChancerU C0uu.-Mrs. Ellen sumner
oualifod as administrative OF the estate oil
+. W. Jones, which is valued az Sl.ouO.
Police C0u1.-Maior Thompson (col
ored). charged with stealing one ioi OF rail-
road iron and carrying concealed weapons
sent 10 iail for sixty days for stealing ant
fined $40 for the latter offence.
Margaret Morris (colored), charged viii
being drunk and disOrderly on the street
Committed 10 jail in default of security
She was also convicted OF petit larceny, an'
sent 10 Jail for sixty DAYS.
Henry Ross (coiored). charged with cut
tino Charles Garlick with "a razor. Cas-
continued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

For debilitatod or nervous condition.
A. Is. 4. Tonic fights % win,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Cb0ucc,v Cot0f.-William II. Bcycr
idre 20 Charles +. Sims, 2-iO feet on north
Moore. Harrison and Norton. 5000; ). j.
Carrington's executor TO James SWee.
ney. A. 5-l2 feet on east side Eighth street
SL-ti.G6: X. III. Gillian, sub-trustec, 90 sue
A. ScuegS. SimOnia +. Roberts, Virginia
#. Roberts. and Thomas II. Roberts. Jr., le-
eal title TO $50 feet ON south side Cary
street. between First and foushee, So
Sarah +. knowles trustee 10 j. l.. Caring
toms executor. 49, feet ON Eighth street, De-
tween Main and Cary. % perfect title. 50;
Il. b. Lee 90 William NJ. lurpin, 100 feet ON
Marshall street. northwest corner Norton.
S.; William NJ. Turpin 20 Mary j.. wife of
II. b. lee. 100 feet on Marshall street. north
west corner Norton. 50; Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company 10 Charles IA.
Willis. % feet on WILLIAMSBURG avenue ana
l4i4 feet on same, Si2'.
VcnricO COnnfU.- Jackson Brandt 10 W
b. Waldr0n, $50 feet on south side Floyd
street. between Elm and Cedar $1,000;
Emma H. lacy's trustee 90 Jackson Brandt.
$50 feet ON south side Floyd street. between
Elm and Cedar, SLWj: William j. Cusscn
20 William Maury, H. l.-l2 feet ON state
street. near northwest corner Iompkins.
S6Sl; same 20 Charlotte hin. ~ ois-i2 feet
on north side state street. near lOmpkins.
S6Sl: same % Rosa Allen, 30 feet on north
side state street. near I0mpkins. 500; Cor
nela :. Taylor 90 Emma Reed. half acre ON
west side Ladies' Mile road, SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Bedford City Land and improvement
Company. -o advertisement. Vaarles ~
NcsuulV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Bedford City Land and improvement
Company. see advertisement. Qlar.es Dc
McCurdf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Bedford City Land and Improvement
Company. See advertisement. Quarles *
NcsurdV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Bedford City Land and Improvement
Company. See advertisement. Quarlcs a
McCuuly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

NEGLECT that cough. but take at once DR..
Dayid's Cough syrup OF Pure Pine Tar
HorehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

7 OST. -CERrlllCATE SO. 2@0 FOX
I-lx shares OF iUe Capital ~fDr. nl 'N
H0me Insurance Company. Iu ilI N'
Mn.. E.. J.. d.. UANll-Nt. gated
30. 1850. Application W.N NN i IT'D '-'
Company fii ile remove uI OH. Sumo.
ROBERT d. HAttI~iN.
ap27-suSw $50 Wall siireI' n." i.'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

nAnINH lNrnlliorNor

MINIATURE Arv t>Ac. trau 27 1890.
-lu rsss.......... l.f9 ,i00n soIs....I.I7 a.rf.
-nn s0is...... ... 051 uH s.en.'n.i .H.a1m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Bedford City Land and improvement
Company. Sec advertisement. Quarles 81
McCurdF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Window and door screens, frames and
wire. a. b. CLARKE a SON, 1870 Main
afrnnf
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-06-06
An Enormous StumD.

Undoubtedly the largest stumpin the
State of Washington Is the oneaocatea
just below Snohemish City, on the farm
Of w. S Clay. It is huge cedar, and
It's diameter IS twenty feet surface
sufficient for forty men to stand upon.
The tree was burned down some sixteen
years ago, and its wood WAS used for
fence rails, shingles, etc. There was
enough material in the tree to furnish
rails for the fencing Of a large Texas
farm.
The wood is red cedar and is similar
to the timber from which lead pencilsare
made, and would also be cherished bg
any builder for the special wood finish
and decoration of a house. The farm
upon which the stamp is was taken up
as homestead by Royal Haskell in the
year 1873. Mr.. Haskell continued to
improve his farm for a period OF ten
years 1t was by his hands and his sons
that the giant tree was prostresed by
the agency of the flames; and its bulk
to other trees as the elephant to the
horse-formed an article of plentiful dis
tribution and utility
Two years ago the stump was photo
graphed, when five horses, Standing
abreast, three feet apart, and thirty mes
were upon 1t. 4 circle, whose diameter
IS 20 feet, must be 63 feet in cireumfer-
ence, and contain an area of 81 square
feet. The tree belonging to the big
stump was so feet in height, and its
volume was, therefore, t374 cubic feet.
This was giant Poetry has landed tie
majestic oak, but its size is often eelipsed
by Washingtons cellars.
The people Of this State are aware Of
the high estimation of our shiugt-s in
Eastern markets They are maintained
entirely from the cedar tree, whichiis
usually larger than the ordinary fr. It
Is no exaggeration to say that a tree like
the giant above mentioned would last
single mill of considerable capacity
through three MONTHS s7,~Iug-.-aaT, eross-
ut saw yet manufactured is large enough
o make a cut through such a tree al the
quit; and II there We're, it would take
.wo men two days to saw tree Of that
ize down.-Seqttle Press.