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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
and is the best remedy for diarrhna
Twenty five cents a bottle.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you
want for Constipation, Loss in APP
'etite, Dizziness, and all symptoms
VI Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents
per bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
Absolutely Pure.
STOCKS.

VIM.
Ophir-4 rs
MeXican-3 35
G. & CO So
Best and Belcher-3 IS
Con Cal and Va-3 95
Savage-3 so
Chollar-3 20
Potosi-7 so
Hale and Norcross-2 80
Crown Point-2 IS
Yellow Jacket 95
Alpha 80
Kentuck-1 40
Belcher-2 20
Confidence-6 so
Sierra NeVada-3 25
Utah-90c
Bullion-3 90
Seq Belcher-1 rs
Overman-2 80
Justice 55
Union-2 so
Alta %
Occidental As
Challenge rs
Eureka
Commonwealth-3 IS
Imperial-35c
Andes-60c
Scorpion-20c
Belle Isle-1 35
North Bell Isle-1 Is
Bodie-1 Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

LADIES, ATTENTIoN.-Don' t be in
a hurry to purchase old stock dry
goods. Olcovich Bros. are expect
ing large invoice of goods from
New York which they will sell at
New YORK PRICES. You will then
be able to get the very fastest
styles as well as the best quail
ties. Chicago prices are nowhere.
We do not intend to sell out, so
you are sure to get guaranteed
goods as we aim to hold your
patronage.
i14f OLCovICH BRos.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

FURNITURE SALE.-Mrs. Donald
Mckenzie has disposed of her
house and desires to sell her fur
niture as soon as convenient. One
parlor set, 2 bedroom set, dining
room furniture and kitchen ma
terial. The furniture can be pur-
chased as a whole or by the piece.
For further information come to
the residence of Mrs. Donald Nc
Kenzie. j15w2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24

Boom IN DRY GOODS AT CoHN'si
Boon IN DRY GOODS AT CoHN's! !
An honest endeavor to bring down
prices is bringing hundreds into
M. COINS store. Monday, Bar
gains in Shoes. All these goods
HAVE TO BE CLOSED OUT. Prices
will astonish you. Come early. j13
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-24
Sad News.

Johnnie Carter received word
yesterday that his wife's father
has been burned TO death in a
forest fire near Nevada City, Cal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-19

SIM @ansea So. .2ss, 900
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8erbeRerun9spldne unterbrsitete, einen
9ammbau, tDelGer bauptfd9li1 bic
8ertiefung beg 8innentanals i'm Muge
bate, bic Nbbdmmung bes San 2uis
paiies unb cine gertiefung bur9 Bagz
sermai6inen. Ser Goiienaaj9lag fir
bic 8innenfraBe belief fidb auf ST.
300, 900, Der fur bic Nbbdmmune bes
San 2uis paiies auf $4,000. unb
Der fur bic Iusbagserunq beg &anals
auf $10,952.
Sn benz 8eri6t ilber bieie 8ermeiz
iungsarbeit, mel9e bonn "a. SUM- 1868
batirt lit, tuirb barauf bingewieien, baB
bic Snfel @albeifon BET itarten 6flibes
unb norb6itli6en Winben iebr ber 8es
fabr ausgeiebt erfdeint pom @olf ber
bur9 f9Dere Glutben unb Str6mungen
beimgefu6t 5u tuerben. Eie JoIge bas
BON, beiBt es lit benz gsri1t, iei,, baB
bic Oiffiife beitduoig i'm 3uridmei1en
begrifen Tel, tDdbrenb Bite tpe1fli9e Raite
nngefdbr ebenio raid porgebe. gs
tDurbe oeBbalb 3ur BeiGabung BET er.
iferen f9on baulals elm Damn BON benz
6fli9eu gnbe aus als wabrideinlid
unausbleibli9e Notbmenbieteit in 8orz
fGlag gebra9t.
Sieie erife ginmif9uns Der 8unbes.
Neaieruag in bic 8aIpeitoner 6afenz
frage blie5 sunddit obne prattiIbe Sol.
gen. Die eriie tbatiddIide - unb nee
benbei bemerft obne allen Wiberlpruh
bon Seiten ber terduifc1en HartifuInri<
nen auf- unb angenommene - @sIbbes
milligung fano erit i'm Sabre 1870 fatt,
unb auf bieier eriteu 9eitrag aus Der
guubestaiie foleten oann i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre cine gauge &eibe Don weiteten
Betpilligunsen. @dbrenb bic 5tabt
@alueiton i'm Sabre 1869 $17O, 900 uno
i'm Sabre 1883 bic Summe bon $10O,.
600 fir bic 8erbeHerung ibres Safens
berge9eben bat, belaufen li9 bic @eIb,
beitrdse Der guubes<&eeieruns auf bic
folgenoen pDften:
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feline profit Dor benz weit 3uriidtretens
ben buntlen SintersrIno = tuabrli6,
@etmaine mar i96n. unb tpenn ibre
Muiter au6 einit 10 gemelen, lieB f9
ieines 8ater 2iebe wobl begreifen.
llnb babel fieI ibm gerabe iebt tpies
ber biefe MeEnli9feit auf, bic NebnIi9.
teit-ia, nit mem bean2 Sbu semabnte
es-ia, on iuas benn2
@uten Sagl
ST nannte fie nie Grdulein S1omas,
bas mollte inn riertruiirbigertpeife nidt
iber bic 9ippen; ber Name unb bas
Mdbden f9ienen ibm ipie Suei Derld)ies
oene Oinge. .@ermaine" mo1te er
au6 ni6t iaseu, neil bies cine 8ers
trautbeit anbeutete, bic ibm ibr Nlleins
ifeben bsrbDt.
Miit freubisem Nufblid nabm fie feline
6anb.
59on2 gs ilt nod ni6t Sbre etuns
be, aber beffo belier! So bate gerabe
biel unb grniies seba6t. iiber bas i6 nit
Sbnen ipre6en muB. llnb S@mieriss
teiten ideinen nur 5u tua9fen, tuenn
man lanee iiber iie na9iunt.
Itfreb tru1 ii6 eineu @artenifubl
berbei unS iebte fd. Der aringeftis
dene run6e Slid, .auf benz @srmaines
Bud uub 6anbarbeit lag, mar slDiIden
ibnen.
go fpre6en sic, Obslei@ iG serabe
heute am liebften uur i@weisenb Sbnen
segeniiber 9eieHen bdtte. IS berubiet
mid 10. tDenn i'd Sbren flinten Gingern
3ufebe, bic burtig ben Gaben bur93ie.
ben. Denn geraoe beute baben mid
CUTE Ssreunbe balb tobt gemabt. Der
/ pbiliiter gu 9aufe III nidt uninierei.
! fant; man fam, tpenn n1an i'm aus I9
ielblt Elm bis9en nit bibi6en Garben
folorirt. ibm fosar poetii9e unb bus
| morpole 5eiten abgeminnen; aber ber
pbilifer auf &eiien iit entiebli6, iaste
alfreO ieuf3enb.
yfun, bies 8erubigunesmittel fam i9
tpirfen laRen, aud tDenn i6 ipre6e,
meinte iie unb uidelte ibre Stiderei aus
chamber.
Wdbrenb fie ben farbisen Wollfabea
in bic Nabel fdbelte, begann iie idon
In ibrer rubigen, slei6mdbigen unb bod
ni6t eint6nisen 6pre9meiie:
Sic miien, bob i'd id)on stpsi Sagen
! nod Manos gesrdbniB Nnaeigen in
berT6iebenen 8Idtter ereeben IieB. Dod
f6eint Is, als tpenn Hieman6 eine YHes
| germ obsr @eielf9afteriR brau9e, Oenn
Niemanb bat ii9 geniiIbet. Do meine
@eIomittel nur nod far ipenise Wo6en
rei@en, 10 tpdre idb oanr VISA Wis de
rien ober auf bic @nabe Der Tanilie
Sbomas angemieien, Bic an3urufen
meine SHUTTER mir berbot.
tJortfebuns foIst.)
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@rmntbiaens fir bic shmad,eu.

90 lanse has bem GrI6i@en nabe asbensfhnf6er
aSerbaupt nod gu frii&er @Iutb umsea9t perpen tann
10 lanse 1T aud nod 9offnuns fur ben f6pa&sn uni
abse5eerten aranfen 9aiet ibn besbalb nit Der ger
sreiFuHs anbstmfalen, irnhern F6bst Bm erneue Sc,
bensbpffnnns etn, tuhem ibr itm seset, hab es cir
BOOT ptrtiames aRttte 5ur gBsberberieluns per se.
lnntenen eesenSfrat stbt. Dant feuen unpersIeiltd
ttmutreneen Gsen8aften belebt Soitetter' Wfasens
bttters td9t4 bic Srdt in ben S6rperu unp bic Scfs
nans tn @emhtbs pcn 1auienben i&pd4lt4er nnb nerz
sosr aranteH: appet, erfrii6snher S6lai,. seiunbe
Barte, has limb bic Morsensaben, NIT pelhen baa
Sttters ale 0ejeniSen he6entt pel6e ii ieiner rprs
i@rtftsmdblS be6ieneu. Die manseIbafte @erbauuns
mro ptsberberseitel, has hlnne slut beret6ert unf
jeeeS Iebenlpenhenbe une ebenerbaltenhe Sraan bea
aprper5 pirb setrditist hur6 has Sitters baS ielb
hem Gaumen garter une perpotnter Damen munbeup,
sanS resetatlti&er 3ufammeniesuns unp hurGaus
f4er uH6 sefabrloS gu Hebmen 1T. @ebrauht eS unf
sepinnt bic sef6puneenen ardfts nieber.
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s@ 8or einigen Sabren batten mir
febr piel an gbolera Morbus Anfdlen
5u Ieiben, unb ipenn mir bic Symphonic
tuie Magenbei6weroen, Diarrbos etc.
bemerfen, uerben mir dngiili1. Wir
baben bic grfabruns semadt, baB
gbamberlains HemeSD in iebem Sole
benz Qeiben porbeugt. @s 1T dbnIi@ pie
bic Cholera Nfittel. entbdlt aber Sngres
bien3ieH. bic es augenebmer unb lionel.
Ter tDittenb MAIDEN. Sheriff Ocpereur
faete uns. bob er an GbOlera Worbus
leibet unb unldnsit einen Nnfaa betam.
CT faufte cine GIaide @bamberInins
@olie. @bDIsra unb Diarrboe @emebp
nnb 3nei DOZEN iisllten ibn Der. Wir
fGreiben bies niGt als besabIte Nn3sise,
fonoern I'm unferen 2eiern 3u iogen,
bob bas Mtitiel i'm 9auie sebolteu tper.
ben follte: = crop, (Ranias) Gbief.-
Betfauf bel &. gobn uno Co., s. &alt-
eper unb Sobu unb In alien Apoibstsn.
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9orresposoen5. = @iaerbaIe.


Mu9 bier bat Die @ottonernte begonnen,
bic einen ein5isen 8u!en vpid" geben
iDiro, i'm Sur6i6bnitt einen piertel Ball
len bonn Mder, mas elmer Drittels grnte
glei6tOmmt, tpenn mir einen Oteipiers
tel.Ballen als bolle @rnte rehnen. Die
Bere6nungen beg grirages an Der
Mranfas pab@8abn tpie i'd lie in et!is
den 3eitungen fanb, fnb auf bic 8ers
i9ihungen on ben ein3elnen 0uen bas
frt, uno atpar auf bic bon bet Iebtidbz
rigen reiden @rnte. Comfort ift borin
nit 5000 8allen an9efabrt; bon bielen
famen iiber 5000 Ballen bon Gilespie
GountD, Deldbes boriges eyabr circa
5000 8alen ge3osen bat. Na1 rit5e
tiger ed1bung tpir6 liefern: Rerrbile
900, @anobI 200, Comfort obne Gil.
lespie 60. 800, Wariug $50, 5iiteroaIe
180, Borne 700 = bas beiBt, menn
&egen unb Giiirme bas Wsnige, bas
geua6ien 1T. nidt nod beeintrddtigen.
benn bon Nuben fann ber 8aumwolle
fein mod 70 ganftiser aeeen mebr fein,
neil es oafiir au ipdt III, tDobl aber be.
biirfen mir befelben bringenb fiir @ras,
ba es feit 1884 bier niht 70 troGen
tpar.
9err 9. Dulnig bon San Wniouio
bat feline &an6, ben friiberen Dreiel'.
ideu Blab, fur "a Gruubf1hde i'm
Wefenb bon San Mntonio an einen
bortigen 6errn periaui1t. Sn 6olae
befen gebenft 5err 3ibeImann, iein
8efddftsfiibrer bier. aud ipieber in bic
6tabt au 5ieben. Dieiem 6errn lDurSe
Elm bibfdes germ6gen fur fein giaen.
tbnm, gegeniiber &rild's 0aue, eebo=
ten, tpeId)es 10 re6t beutlieb 3eigt, baB
Can Nntonio @roBftabt werben min
un6 ,pirb.
BON Mebina @ounip 1T cine Betition
3ur 8egnabigung oes W6roers 9bumm
au6 nod Renba1 @ouniD gelangt.
6ier bot bieielhe uenig Slid gebabt.
Ser Sal purbe In biefem Gounip obs
aeurtbeilt unb Sbumm mar bamaIs nit
ben Is Sabren febr 3nfrieben. 2eiber
1T bic Spmpatbie nit ben 6erren M6r=
bern In biel b6berem @raSe, aIs nit
beren Opfern.
Der 27., %. unb 29. September iinb
als bic Gage fiir bds 5dnserfelt bes
@ebirssbun6es in Griebridsburg be.
itimnt. 8is oabin lit bic @rnte einges
beimit unb berfilbett, aIlo 3eit unb
8elo Dorbanben, bamt ben ednaern
bon Nab unb Gern ole 0inberniTe be.
ieitigt, big auf Die rs MeiIen BON Wa.
ring ober Comfort aus, bic per Wagen
ober horsepower 5utiid3ulegen iine;
bod au@ baftir nerben iid5 Miitel unb
Bege finben, unb bieler punft iollte
bon Griebridsburg aus suerit aufgetldrt
tDerben.
GoIgenbe 0ereire baben Rfb aur gluf=
nabme In Den @ebirgs Sdngerbunb
beim @efretdr angemelbet:
"0armouia", Selling, gerar
Gountp; ,,5iiierbaIe @eiangs9 9erein",
.Jrobfnn", @rape Greet, @iaespie
gountD.
Wir ltgen ben 0ereinen ans Sera,
bic our9 bic un9eabnte glus6ebnuna
bes gunbes noibmenbigen Gdriite al
ertudgen unb in Der Sasiabuns barsus
le9en. E.S.
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9tc meue GntSeduna.

Sie 4ae baben Sbre Greunbe unb Betannten baron
ipre6en bbren. @teae8t inb Sie aud eLbit Giner pOn
Deneu, pe6e an iid ielbft erabren baben, ipie gut
bes Wittel 1T. Benn Sic eS iemalS periudt baben,
haHu Snb sic aud elm treuer Sreunb bapon. Denn
per einmal etuen Uerlu4 NIT Or. Rinss Neuer Gnts
befuns sema6t bat Der bait eS aud BON her 3eit an
INNER In ietnem paule. 9Benn sic es NOD niemalS
sebrau&t babeu unb enen Suien prer eine Grtaltuns
balen outen, pher irsenp elm 2einen Der 9unse bes
8aljes crer ber 8rul, bann peri4afien Ste i3 eine
Slalhe bierpon unb perluGeH Sic eS. Der Grfpls
gtrb in eeem Sale sarantir ceer cas GeIo pirb sus
rldse,ablt. grcbeFaiten gratis in her apptbete BON
Dreis, 1bpmpipn d 60.
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Bos NOes aus 9fmerifo md

Was Nles aus Mmerifa mad
OeutfhIauo bsribtet unb bort aud ges
slaubt miro. 5eisi folgenbe Noti3 elmer
YerIiner 3eitung: Sn einem fleinen
Orte Norbamerifas nabm fiiralidb elm
prebiaer NIT folgenben Morten bon
feiner @emeinbe Nbidieb: Meine 0iels
geIisbtenl uniere 9rennuns bon eins
amber ibmer8t MID nidt befonbers, unb
Der Serr l,sbt eud ni9tl Wenn Sbr
mid lieb,t. Wilrb' lbr rnein 8e1aIt flr
bic lebten apei Sabre be3ablt baben;
Sbr llebt chamber nidi, ionIt niirbe
er mebr bon @u6 au fi9 rufen, unb i'd
Diirbe mebr 2eideubeJdnsnife unb
Srauergottesbisnite abbalten f6nnen.
Die @emenoe n6tbiste ibH nidt su
bleiben.
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u Gamilien, bic mod nidl bamii
berfeben iiuo, iolten ni6t berfeblen fiG
fofort cine Glafbe bon gbamberIains
@olic, @bOlera unb Siarrboea &emebp
au3ulegen. @s 1T bas ein3ise auberl1is
iige 6eilmittel gegen unierleibsbe9 e9mers
ben in irgenb einer Gorm. 25 unb SO
@ents gum Yetldnf Bel &C. gobn uno
So. 8. 2aIisper unb Sobn unb in
allen Mpotbefen.
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Der Mrsf

9onte (Mdr6en ersablenb): IS mar
einmal cine GSniSsfO6ter. bic bate i'm
2eler einen Sdob Dersraben ....
4nHa (5ebntdbrise S6iilerin elmer
b6bereH 366ierI6ule. eri6redt ba3pi.
f9enruienb): 2ebeHbis2l
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~ Wsgen Der preife bon Jorm.
uno Wcioes 2dnbereien penbet Sud an
$. 6. 9uffp. 8anbera, Seras.
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a. Waberids 9anf besablt 4
pro3ent 3inieu fir 3eit' Depofitsn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30
Sotriety Among Jews.

DR.. Richardson cites the Jews as a
living example of the advantages of
sobriety. The remarkable vitality of
their race strikes me as something
astounding. Oppressed by cruel laws
in the past, and living in abodes where
others must have died, yet they
managed to exist. The explanation
accor' ling to this indefatigable apostle
OF Hygeia, is that which was given by
Haller, leading German doctor of
the last century. at is that they
lead, as a rule, simple lives, and are
mindful of the expressive maxim in
Proverbs, "wine is mocker." DR..
Herman Adler has pointed out that,
although Judaism does not denounce
the taking of wine in moderation, there
runs throughout the Hebrew litera-
ture the strongest condemnation OF
intemperance. 1t is. however, we are
told, mistaken idea, that during
Passover, Jews are forbidden to take
fermented wine. What is forbidden is
the product of fermented grain, for
which reason strict Jews at such time
are restrained from the use of such
liquors as whisky.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30

CHINESE SANITARY SEcRETs-The
healthfulness of Chinese cities has
been ingeniously attributed by some
people to the universal habit of fam
ning-a practice which is said to keep
the air in constant circulation. How
far this really affects the issue remains
to be decided, but the real secret oi
the immunity from sickness, and no
tably from the villainous water uni
versally used, lies in the invariable
custom of boiling all water intended
for drinking. AS matter OF fact the
Chinese never drink cold water. The
national beverage is tea, and this is
always " on tap" even in the houses OF
the poor. Every little hamlet, too,
has a shop where hot water can be
bought for trifling sum at any hour
OF the day or night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30

in the Senate this week and demon
strated to his own satisfaction, at
least, that the cloud had a silver lin
ing. l will give you some OF his
jingle: " Remonetized silver and ac-
tivity will replace stagnation; move
ment will suppland inertia; courage
will Danish fear; confidence will dis
pei doubt; hope will supersede dispair." !"
The act of Congress, which shall
happily solve it, will constitute a de-
gree of emancipation as veritable as
any that ever freed serf from thraldom
but more universal in his application.
1t will proclaim the freedom of the
white race the world over; it will lift
the bowed head Of labor; it will hush
the threnody of toll. 1t will inaugu-
rate the true renaissance-a renais-
sance of prosperity, without which in
dustry, learning, science, literature, art,
are but apples of Sodom. Bully for
the Bonanza Senator! No Sopho-
more could have done prettier!
A bill in which the country is great
ly interested was introduced in the
Senate yesterday by Mr.. Edmunds.
1t is to establish here the University
OF the United States, and the bill pro-
vides for corporation, to be governed
by n board OF regents, the President,
Secretary OF State, Secretary of the
Treasury, Secretary OF War, Secretary
of the Navy, the Acknowledgement,
Postmaster-General, Secretary of the
Interior, Secretary of Agriculture,
Chief Justice of the United States,
and twelve citizens of the United,
States. All branches of education are
to be taught Dem.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON: FRIDAY EVENING" MAY 80 1890

No manufacturer is entitled to a
bounty OF fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty
or 100 per cent. for doing business.
The manifest injustice of this discrim
nation in favor of any class of people
is only too evident. The tariff should
be reduced largely as soon as possible,
and if the people desire a policy of
protection it should be of a moderate
character, and not IL guarantee of
enormous profits to anybody who
chooses to embark in the manufactur-
ing enterprises. Surely the mass of
the people are entitled to some con-
sideratiOn, and equal justice in these
matters should be meted out to all.
A reduction of tariff would OF course
create depreciation of values in GER
tain directions; but how much have
farm lands deprecated within the last
five years, owing to the deprecated
value crops? The amount is equal,
probably, to more than the entire value
OF all the manufacturing plants in this
country. Yet that shrinkage has
been borne uncomplainingly, and
without any great disaster.
The effect upon the money market
of the excessive taxes collected by the
government, under the tariff, has be-
come very serious matter.
The treasury is full to ovcrllowing
and has very large surplus. Mean
while, money throughout the country
is uncomfortably close, and business
enterprises are retarded and jeopardized
through lack of available funds.
In order to get this treasury sur
plus into circulation again in the or
dinary channels of trade, unusual and
unnatural methods are adopted, and
in the exercise of those methods the
Secretary of the Treasury is invested
with q discretionary power which is
without parallel in the history Of
finance. Some secretaries may exer-
else that power judiciously. Some day
we may have specializing secretary,
whose interests will lie in the direc-
ton of a very tight money market and
Il consequent depreciation of values.
Such a possibility should not exist,
and would not under a judicious
tariff.
Since writing the above have re-
ceived a sketch of the proposed tariff a
bill now being considered by Congress,
and find the increased duties so much
greater than anybody anticipated that
l herewith append comparative list
of some principal items, being I'M
willing to TO any injustice to the in
satiate greed of the tariff "reviser." "
Specific rates are computed al valorem,
for comparison:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30
PENNY PHOTOGRAPHS.
Drop Coin in the Slot and Get a
Your Portrait.

The latest fad in the penny auto
matte delivery box, says the Philadel-
phia Times, will be placed before the
long-enduring public in this city
shortly in the shape of portrait
making machine. The machine is a
unique affair and one that will proba-
bly, be greatly patronized. The ma
chine is in the form OF large square
box, mounted on hollow pedestal.
On the front center is small lens,
surmounted by n mirror, and a slot
for the penny is in the upper left
hand corner.
The person to be photographed
takes his stand in front of the lens,
with his back to post or rail fixed at
n distance of three feet from the ma
chine, and adjusts himself so that his
full face will be reflected in the mirror.
With his left hand he drops penny
in the slot and remains motionless for
five seconds, when the sound of bell
announces that the impression is COM
plete. In forty seconds more the
finished photograph, on a metal plate,
drops through the delivery hole ON to
n small shell and the process is COM
plete. The impressions resemble those
of the cheap glass position photo
graphs, only that tin-plate is substi-
tuted for glass.
The mechanism is at present se-
cret, but the principle appears to be
that OF rotary arm, which carries the
plate through series of chemical
baths till the impression is developed
and fixed. TIE machine, it is thought,
will give good satisfaction to all of
those who are in the habit Of dropping
n cent into the slot machines. A
company will place the machine upon
the market in this country and Europe
at about the same time. Between
these machines and the amateur pho
tographers. which are swa-ming the
country in numbers, the professionals
will he badly pressed for work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30

THE Philadelphia Times remarked a
few days ago: NEARLY 70 failures of
woollen mills and dealers have occur
red in this city and vicinity since cleo
ton of 1888, when the tariff question
was proclaimed as settled, and each
failure told the same story, viz: that
the cost Of raw materials drove our
wollen industries into bankruptcy. "
A dispatch from Norristown, Pa, April
l9, gives the following additional in
formation: The stagnation of trade
in the manufacture of jeans and han-
nels has caused Mcfarland & Co., to
give notice to their entire force of men,
who have been working 100 looms, to
look elsewhere for employment. STAN
less Less, of Conshocken, has also laid
off number OF hands and H. C. Jones
contemplates suspending operations
May l. Others expect to greatly re.
duce their forces"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30

The following postal changes have
lately been made in this State
S. S. Gray, Squire City, Stevens coun-
ty, has been appointed Postmaster.
A Postoflice has been established
at Thornton, Whitman county, Wash
ington, John Hodgson, Postmaster.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30

Gone of the most exaspcrating
acts of the late lamented and de-
mented legislature" says the Dayton
Inldnder, was its act in regard to the
agricultural college. 1t provides in
substance that the county or town
which gets the institution must fur
nish the ground and put up all the
buildings. We believe this TO be a
perversion of the intent of Congress
in making the grants. Congress
granted to the State of Washington
loo, 600 acres for the establishment OF
a scientific school and 10000 acres for
the establishment of an agricultural
college. 1t, no doubt, was the inten.
ton of Congress that the most favor
able locality should be selected in
which to locate these institutions and
not the place which could put up the
most money. 1t seems as if the past
legislature was nothing but jockey
ing institution from beginning To
end"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-05-30

"CAN the farmer be fooled" asks
an editor, commenting ON McKinley's
bill. We grant you, unless it be con-
ceded that farmer never bought q
brick for bar OF gold, bag of waste
paper for a fortune in "green goods :"
never signed contract with Bohe-
mian oats man which proved to be q
note, and never mistook o tariff lion
with q bunch of wool stuck on his
forehead for gentle, bleating lamb.