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driven away like so many Turkish
dogs from tt cir prey Yet they
return again when the police are
out Of sight, and thus the days and
weeks pass while one travels IN
Pales tine. Yet these are no the
worst, for III the region of the
Dead Sea all armed guard is re-
CURED at all times and here Turk
ish pr otection counts for nothing
RAMBLER. .
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The Latest and Best Cyclopedia,

The twenty-fourth volume OF
Alden's Manifold Cyclopedla has
been issued. Though conducted
in a quiet manner, this Cyclope-
dia is one of the great literary un-
dertakings of the time. Something
of its magnitude may be seen by
the fact that the closing topic OF
the present volume is Montem.
Sixteen more volumes will be re-
ouired to complete the alphabet,
all OF which are promised within
the year 1891. In the present vol
ume, FIVE States are treated: Mich
| igan is given oyer l6 pages; Mimi
esota, about Is pages; Mississippi,
about 9 pages; Missouri, l2pagesi
and Montana. 10 pages. Mexico Is
also treated at length. Among
the eities described are Memphis,
, Tenn, and the historic Memphis
: of::Egypt; Merideu, Mckee, Milan
, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, aud Mo.
bile I There are biographies Of
. Mendelssohn aud Meyerbeer, eel
: ebrated musicians; Michelangelo
artist; John Stewart Mill, politl
cal economist aud philosopher
Hsgh Miller, Christian geologls'
o Miimaa, tie historian, sllitor
Z the poet; @, n, Mitchell aud Ma
= ria Mitchell astronomers
n Moliere, French poet and drams
n tist: Mommsen, the historian
a James Monroe, President of th
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Sublette Items.

The spelling was postponed
until Monday night, Nov, 17th.
The i. e. L. U. ticket is of huge
dimensions.
Sublette has new telegraph
Office opened with Mr.. Harper as
age.at, and will notaaplay second
fiddle to anybody.
MIR. Dick Hanlen while attempt
ing to alight from a wagon Mon
day evening caught his right arm
between the bolster and spokes of
the wheel and broke it Just above
the wrist.
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Gopher Hill Items,

Married Mt the residence of the1
officiating minister, Rev. Davi1
Bruner, uf Brashear, on Sr.nd7
afternoon, Nov. I'd, at tr. o'c...s y
Mr.. Marion Hicl- oud : :k'
Malssiiie m;ahss ~ ~. Daf all. Tho best
wnrtnv wlnhs u e many frienase II this
as . Young couple folNo' them
n ,ney peace and prosp srity be
: m;tS Inag ,hem is the wish OF the wri-
t 'o Gold November " Gather has
a come again and Ja' * frost vii
n soon soon reien supreme for another
Il long winter. -.
y Miss Jennie Pie rec has beer
ct verv sick with pneu monia but un
y der the skillful PR ,fessional carr
D, of Doctor Wisema /, of Brashear
Ill 81 che is now out of d anger. Thank
IN are extended to ii g many friend
en- Who nursed at the sick bed and +
II, her friends who called with word
ed ed Of cheer and sympathy during
III this trying hour.
rs s Walter Sherwood has erected
rk- sawr,ill near Fairview schoo
ter house and is now prepared to sa
or for customers on short notice
OF Walter is one of most er,terprlsln
vs. vs. young men and is making bus
:1 :1I ness hum.
lth The Rev. Bruner preached
III Gopher Hill last Sunday afternoc
lers at four o'clock. He preached t"
nee sermons and officiated at a ma
gers riage last Sunday. Surely tt
ev- laborer is worthy Of his wages
'.an o. his case. ~.
turn Mr.. Fenton Mitten and MI
last Eta Barnhart, Mr.. Ed. Buckln
WIN ham and Miss Lizzie Howk atte
nave ded meeting at Gopher last Su
non M day evening.
orm 1i Our school being taught
rem Miss Eva Corb,n is still progre
h,1" 'ne"t ing nicely. ~,
bun The brick burned at the kiln
} lhls Brownfeld & Hicks are gong i
e'saa seenl hot cakes. They are OF good qu'
- ty.
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FRIDAY. nov. : lss.
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Fresh sausage and spare ribs at
10. FL. Nichols.

"!Tello! Tom. Glad to see you, old fellow!
Us almost ten years since we were married. SIT
down: lets have al experience meeting. Aows
the wife."
l.. something | can't afford"
Well we all want something more than we've
Cct Don't yoI :"
YES hu; guess want viii be my master
s.:-:e.i to keep down expenses; and now LII says
I'm mean and she's tired o! saving and never
hsvinr ANYTHING to show for it. saw your wife
,..l street.. and she looked as happy as a 9ueen!'
mink she is and we arc economical too.-
hov- II be. Ny wife can make little go further
thu anyonc ever knew yet sues always .,t. .nt.
;-f- "a. m. with some dainty contrivance that
add to ir comfort and beauty OF our little home,
aud H.. always merry as lark When ask
l. ~ III in1aages it, she always laughs and says:
.ua tar my sec-et!' But think I've di.-
covered !. r secret When we married, we both
! fn"v w' shonli have to be very CAREFUL out she
| .cu..eoatiifinn: she would have her Magazine.
All - wa< right wouldn't do without II my.
,r,f 10" double the subscription price; we read
i -, .r, from lie tiilc-page TO the last word !:
| the stories ~ p our hearts yopps the synopsis
H'imrnrtant cyen's aud se,dnlite natteys Keeps
Il pa.i Il, 40 lh:,s can talk gnderstandiNglY oi
~; i Ia pa: my wife is always trying somo
los Ill fr}n the household department: she
,alr MI h'r ,gcsses aGtI those for the children.
~ .., vets ii"r patterns for nothing, with the
+; Ii iel .r.l we sayed Joe when he Waa so sick
=. ,.,s Group hy dong Just as directed tn the
:: ,i.tf,nn De.afiHee t. But cant tell you half"
"Wh., va Z! rR Magazine Is :"
"DeraarS-rs Family MacaziEa, and"
"Whai Why !ha:'s what Lii wanted so bad
"a rc,, hsr L was II extravagance."
, "W,ll, my friend that's where yon made {
: grand nlistrHc, s:;d one yon'd better rectify n
:, na: you caa. I'll take your sub right here
"a. ny wife's account: she's bonnd TO have chip
t.asc u ii:ae for aIr tin wedding next month
| My .niwa'c', y,s the premium gel for getisp:
np club. II se'S Z gaps. 9Th :he peW Pye49iny
:. Listfe. 9ig', -,ie p,,ssst shing tstt u Soa ann
gce ii, Il ", yal want IpG'Ve Vpty 10 write 4
ihr i,pia,sAss ana iei hthi what you want. wheihe
Il Isl faak Ramiaer at o new carriage, and he vii
nGsa .,,ee!. terms FOR you either for club. or 70
part cash. Better subscribe right of and surpris
Mrs Tom. Only S2OO year-wil save hfty time
J. that in six mouths Or send 10 cents direct to tn
:, publisher, w. Jennings Demorest. Is East I4t
u Street. New York. for specimen copy containin
Ne Premium List"
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Beggs' Liver Pills

are put MP in two sizes, large and and
small. sns H. they are giving wonder de !
ful satisfaction as Il laxative an u
resulator. ree They do not gripe,n ~ or or
leave the bowels constipated. Try
one box, and you will use no 10 otnea' nga
Sold and warranted by w. NC
kaahan.
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Probate Court Docket

nocret of cases in which settlements are 1iuu uae
rraro aNacntors. administrators ana GuaIai"at ~
Mt the ensuing term OF the LlooaeJI aoIs "a court
Adair county, to be held at the om the md
room in said county commencing w
Monday Of November ls.O
al 1ST DAY, NOV. lOIH.
q Cohen. executor of the estate Oh
c. W. Fowler decd, final settiehieh'
.I. .Iper admr of the estate OF Anger
decd final settlement ,,+-;x of
aN TYSON formerly NJ Howley eNesu'iiN va
asta{e W of NJ Uowley, final settlement.
! hmerica Steph.ns eNecutriN OF estate oi -
d. Stephens decd, final settlemesntSb, stbe estate
; &. and n. Nicholas executors VI. vi 'he ee'N'N
| of Levi Nicholas, final settlement: rr,os
= w W., ne Write executors of the estate OF Ihos
Saunders final settlement. M n
| : p Ar Rinyo admr of the estate OF Z. NJ w.
Morelock, final Settlement.
81 NJ. Thompson anu Vi "ise i''
nth anuai settlement.
2pDAY, TUESDAY, NOV. llTH,
Sarah Metcalf admN of estate oil ori Me'
1oI A Henry executor of the estate Of +. D
Henry lst annual set tlement. r,,
I'M G. Glen guardian OF heupeh Anoiif
SON lst annual settlement. roh,
10 John l.. Craw ford admr OF estate vi 'oh
Crawford lst annual settlement.
ISM b. and J n. Horton executor ol es'a'
of VIM Hor,on, 1st annual settlement.
Il A McNur Ian and C of Eva BRITT MI MOI
lst annual settlement
. l5J.F. Whitacre G and C of r. S. Hopso
, uinor, Sd annual settlement.
9 IGN F. Strocis admT of ths estste OF T.
~ Propst lst annual settlement
. l7JG Durham executor of the estate of VI
5, u Dunhnm, Sd annual settlement.
g 81 pay, WEDNESDAY, NOV. l2l Il.
4, ,ssarahF ,,inninas and or Lula ri
, pings, minor. 9Th annual settlement.
!, leCE Elliott & and of John !. Elliott MI
)E or sth annual settlement.
t, .OJames Wait & and c of Broyles minors, .
annual settlement.
o, slJ. D. Holman and of Lutes minors
4 annual settlement.
esDavld Curtis and of Jane Rutherfo
II, minor 18th annual settlement
~ u A w Gates and of Carroll m!nn!s,
m. :. = s.ss { : - &c. J.. iEWIa,
- auage and exoWcl9 clerk offFotase CpVr'
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A Relia BILE Cough Syrup.

We have been fortunate enough
to secure the agency for Beggs'
Cherry Cough Syrup. 1t is a
trustworthy medicine, and we
guarantee every bottle cold to
give entire satisfaction. We would
be pleased to have our customers
give it trial. Sold by W. A.
Mckeehan North Side.
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MISSOURI

----Ths Democrats have all the Ii
fun in off years. K
-Blaine and reciprocity xslij'
be a strong hand in 1892
-Adair county did ~
last Tuesday to set lsr oes'
Texas line with
TAerfss M~
who II is atas.. = question as 10
Mis- tstmn. -iected the ticket
ipGSsr' test returns from OHIO
H- .se that Mckinley is beaten
votes.
There were 94S yatas cast
in favor of township organization
and 2320 against.
THE Demeazs.is house will
now have an szealient opportunity
to obstruct lssislation.
-Afair county will give a
maio ;ity of 800 for the Republican
ticket in 1892. This is Official.
The result of Tuesdays
election will not prevent Missouri,
from going Republican in 1892
--Kansas has gone Re.MeG-
can, aud Ingalls, will 60 l,as& to
the Senate to worry the Asaocrats-
There is not aaasohant ir
Kirksville who has, marked NE
prices on account canha. McKinb y
bill.
-Adair, rsSnty is as relia bly,
Republican saver and two years
from now w;ll3 increase her ole
time majority.
The landslide came our way
this time, but the Democrats viii
get it heaped back on thnm two
years from now.
The Democratic majority
in the next House will not certain
ly be known for several davs, bu
latest estimates place it at 112.
Hon. F. NJ. Harrington
majority over Hatch in Adsi
county, is 4l9. Under the cir
cumstances thits is . rerlarkabl,
good showing
---Hateh, viii be elected b
his usual majority. He has
mortgage on the Democrats Of tn
First District, and. they can
shake it off.
----Adam SHoop, Judge of th
First Destnict and W. b Eyel
hart, constable Of Benton to-
ship, are the only ones saw
Tuesdays BATTLE.
I'D
-Schu9Ser.
COZ. ceuaEies j.,
ecpaIe. oco.ianu one, :
iBf nave oil eono ooo
or Harrington and the
publican ticket is elected.
The result of the ele
in Adair county, cannot be le
upon in the light ola Demo-
victory. No less than 600 Il
licsns cast their votes for the
mers ticket.
The constitutional al
got a black eye in this count
Tuesday. There were 3O7S
cast against and 1879 In favor
The people have no disposi'
incur q needless expense.
As high as SlOo was
cd for vote, in Milan, last
day. There was such ru
election money that the ba
to close its doors. This S
affairs ought not to exls
country of free schools
Mr.. Harrington mad
manly race for Congress
stood up squsrely for pr
and in no instance atteml
deceive the people as to nj
tions or attitude on any q
Defeat under such circum
is always honorable.
Not a dollar of gold
90 out of our country for
goods. The recent silver
ton will keep our silver I
II .ho +or;H lepislation
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Our price on salt has been re-
duced, come and see L,fore you
buy. SIGLER BROS.
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White lies are said tew be inno-
cent; but I am Satisfied that any
man who will lie for phun, after a
while will lie for wages.
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Little signs by the eyes alone
draw people together, and make
formal language superfuous.
Beggs' German Salve.

The increased demand for
Beggs German Salve not only
proves that 1t has merit, but also
makes it almost universal house,
hold remedy. When you wish q
good reliable ointment call for
Begos' German Salve. and you
will not be disappointed. Sold aud
warranted by W. A. McXeehan.
The evening world., 1890-02-12
Chalmers Is Guilty.

did Chalmers remain inactive during
those eight days previous to the murder ? y
unused the detective. WAS il possible that
he was unaware OF Andersen's efforts to get
rid OF deceased2 ="
Reasoning thus, he obtained. ON some pre-
text, a note from Chalmers. and comparing
thep paper with that of the anonymous letter.
was satisfied they. were OF. the same mate
rial. Subsequently, IT pointing out Chal-
mers's object to his superiors, he said:
Chalmers knew that Andersen would en-
Ormes identity. Fearing serious results.
he initiated Crawford's handwriting to i'm
plicate him for his peridy, and caused his
arrest when the mystery ~deepened."
Next day Docket visited Andersen. and
learned from him that. having paid Hyde q
few days before the murder, he was confi-
dent that deceased was on her way to
America when the newspaper reports dis
appointed him.
Hyde was next questioned and stated that
he skipped alone to:avoid Andersen's wrath.
having failed to induce deceased to accom-
pany him, but returned on hearing OF the
murder.
Next day Docket arrested Chalmers at
blood-yessel, and he fell PROSTATE. A pass
ing physician announced that internal
hemorrhage would soon terminate fatally.
Seeing his hour had come, Chalmers adj
mitted having visited deceased. TO ascertain
the result OF Andersen's oyertures,A and ind
ing they failed. murdered her in his fury.
He added bitterly that all would be well, but
for the disclosure at the inquest.
NEMESIS.
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Caught by enc

1--WE have struck more valuable game than
an ordinary forger.' remarked the officer
who was searching q prisoner a few DAYS
after the inquest over the body Of Mar
Raret Orme.
"Ah ~ replied his superior.
Look at these papers Look at this knife
This man is the murderer the detectives are
trying. to find. 4"
At these words the prisoner turned pale.
and vehemently denied any connection with
any murder, He was willing to confess to
forgery, the crime for which he had been
arrested, but not to a muruer.
Letters on his person showed that he had
loved Margaret Orme, and that he had
threatened to kill her IL she married an
other. Moreover. a knife found upon him had
q gap In the edge exactly correspondent to
the piece of metal found in the wound. and
several witnesses identified him as the man
in the gray ulster who had been seen enter
ing the house on the morning of the muir
der.
Margaret was in the habit of leaving her
latcb-key in the door and il had been found
there more than once by her ~neiRhbors,
The prisoner. who had been noticed
watching the house for. several days, had
seen Margaret enter and forget TO take the
key from the lock. He secured II, and there
by obtained admittance without alarming
the inmates.
W. II. SIvITER, P%ittsburg, Pa
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Mrs. Orme's Knife.

The evening before the murder Andersen
called OF Mrs. Orme to induce her to go tc
America with Hyde. He offered all expenses
and q large sum Of money IL she would go.
This she fatty refused. saying she would
force Lord Chalmers to recognize her as his
wife.
Andersen argued with her. showing how
much better for herself II would be to accept
his offer. He would support her in luxury
all her life. He begged, he pleaded with her
TO go and spare his daughter exposure aud
disgrace.
She would not listen. Partially intoxicated
she was unreasonable and stubborn. What
could he do7
Hyde was anxiously awaiting result of in
terview.. which, II successful. would make
him rich. The disappointment maddened
him. They drank at a saloon, went to q
dark, lonely spot near the tenement occu-
pied by Mrs. Orme, where they could safely
talk unobseryed.
got away and Hyde would have the money.
Hyde staggered into Mrs. Orme's room.
Again she refused to go to America. A
critical moment! Must he lose. all? No!
He grabbed a dagger from a shelf near by
ian old keepsake of Mrs. Orme's), cut her
throat, and she sank to the floor.
Blood flowed in torrents. He hesitated;
then. to make sure OF the reward, plunged
the weapon into her breast and fled.
When a bootblack, who had been sleeping
in the barrel on which Andersen and Hyde
sat while making the bargain, told that he
knew, Hyde confessed all.
ALLEN PISKERroN.
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THEORIES OF THE MURDER.
The Guilty Person as Seen by Our
Amateur Detectives,
Motives and Evidence Carefully Com
sidered and Brought Home.
Andersen Goes Crazy.

The next day. the detective reported to
his chief that he had solved the murder
mystery as follows;
Crawford Raring Lord Chslmers's wrath
when he learned Of his duplicity, obtained
the willing cooperation Of Andersen to got
Margaret Orme to America.
Crawford and Andersen knowing Hyde to
be a desperate character, offered him money
IL he would get her to America,
HYDE accepted the offer, but Margaret
absolutely refused to go.
Andersen fearing the effect of the expos
ure, sought q personal interview with
Margaret, and she still refusing to go, he
drew a knife inc killed her.
When the trial came off Crawford swore
that he had seen the knife, with which the
murder was committed. in the possession of
Andersen.
Mabel Smithers swore that Andersen was
the man she saw with the deceased on the
night OF the murder.
The effect of these statements on Ander-
sen we're soon noticeable. and soon he
jumped mp in his seat aud yelled Yes. I
killed her ~ and raved 80 that he was led
away. a maniac, and died a month later.
a ~ T.
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her there is some news in the paper this
Is there ~ lsnguidly; thcp, az the truth
burst upon her that, IL might relate TO the
uusly-" What Ia II, papa ~
DO yom think you can bear IT. II it be
"Oh. yes, " her large dark eyes dilating,
her fingers twitching, her breath held back.
We'll, | think | may venture to read IL
to youi and he hemmed. rustled the paper
more than was necessary, and began!
The Cunt kuienEdnlp Case. Ertrdor-
binary Developments. The Laugh on the
UetectireS. 1t seems that the affair Of the
Austrian Count has rot quite another face
engaged in the matler have been as COM
pletely outwitted AZ ever detectives were.
while others have not escaped being. bitten
pretty badly. II now appears. that the first
Count Kulcnkamp was the real Count after
all: while the second was the real impustor.
who p,lavod, this daring game upon all com
able amount of other peoples property and
money.
''lteeems that Herr Won werter, a noted
gambler, duelist and rOte. escaped to this
country while the authorities Of his own
were valnly searching Tor him in Paris, put
I'M ut one of our hotels in an i"mpeuunious
condition; heard Count knleneamp men;
the strataHem which he has practised.
As lie only wanted forty-eight hours in
which to play his part, he could not have
cvsnts vas nrohob,y IN sucL Ic.persta
straits that he would have taken great risks.
Dg nm1Tir,s ,ph;g nnsI1n a. tne nfs' bnmmts
~ as tbn Vi m,S urS"'I; ue pass,u hnm,
~. q worth eF Jdiamon MsiS NJ smith = NNiEnr.
gan,s. which we're sent to his room aud have
not been paid for, and borrowed q thousand
b h"'c nnnld y 0i hanp an n y H. hI pot,ou untI
IVY JI"nn tiSh u pnuh an sen nS sS,eIr
est.on; s JbaH rn n,ar'pl 5ne IhnserI a,.eT ome
Irinuimg hin, tn tba ", "n ant oH vi" H.
s moIs n IN W .mI si.yi NJ W mi.n hin
SP.""'tI, ~ 70 10y nup1uN knums Why,
NJ tba yari,ahlo Tnnn, " y hii.h' n,in ~
no, ,n1 UerItaoio tomut, q n,sh.minaeu,
fn rnm bagoro IN. ya NV D yan shhais s hm nman
friandsnot n pnrtyy W. w. understsnSrsnd
a 1SSn Sd, Of being lSt q p%r ret aUn', w1 It l. a h, pretty ts.
nOt nkei'' herr Won "erter must DC q poiu
VTEian,ipo had r;,or % hos too, lon, h. toro
bo ~n;shnd ~ 5ts ma p = ,eJs i oyn. vss..ivriiee
oisHpd Ln ner GnSeks aioW WEE ,;.,.to, Il,ov
4, MIG IhsIe "aS soIie nistake' Akhe"
~ tIa.t O az .obr vh.. ,hroo-aov.,
spguish .n une e Un roTcInaaa' 49, ~
sonei But that meeting in thss garden
bbaMnmdd 10 ws hser baar ~ s. IN tbon YIN gbt n y pu'h NOT
manu- W neT neart ~ sie tnought oi ". "a.
The room horing .nS sniIingp .md %oldinno
o nv ibHhl, uoTiuk sHu sImi nIs nnu Ioiu,mn
May Nay n Belle sdIor gave : LILLE ". scream ma Mr. Mr. and d
turn nrne aa' 20 nv n MIME v ~ nAn apss anu sv tne ware re
lu,nen 70 iiauuihe' "hose greas eyes "ero
wynn nm tor,;vo ma Cor,.r nsor,
o uhis' iorgive ms. ooWht!. DC un-
never pardon + 10: from the parents: Karl
i ing air upon 'hem WIN u iausn'hR' onar"
will forgive and forget everything, on
this Autumn, and do not drive me out OF
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FOR SHARP TRADERS.
A Chance to Make a Good Swop
and 500 to Boot.

THE EVENING WoRLD will give TO the
man or woman, boy or girl, who makes
the best trade through our Exchange
Advertisements during the months Of
January and February a Gold Double
EAGLE.
You must first adve rise In The EVENING
WORLD, then by mean Of this advertise
ment make your exchange; trnn write In
not over $50 words a history Of the trans.
action and send It to EXCHANGE Editor"
EVENING WORLD. These accounts will be
published and a Committee appointed.
The evening world., 1890-02-12
HUNDRED-DOLLAR A N
Enormous Bunches OF Fine Feathers
Are Always Fashionable.

Enormous Bunches OF Fine Feathers
Are Always Fashionable.
The feather fans are always
fashionable-that is, if they are the right
kind. says the Philadelphia Tmes's New
York letter. Those having few feathers,
and the feathers thin, plumes that look as
IL they might nave decorated an ostrich
who wa dieting or being cured Of pneu-
monia by Christian science. are cheap and
nasty.
The received fan of feathers must have
its sticks of tortoise shell. each plume
must be long and full and the uppermost
one must have grouped on it. like a
bunch of flowers, II large family of tiny
plumes.
Such a fan cannot be gotten for less
than 800, and. though feather fans are
spoken Of every day, really magnificent
ones are seldom seen.
The evening world., 1890-02-12
Her Interpretation.
IFrOm Hua.sy'. Weekly. ]

TTTVW NUH1eB WNeHTB'T
Mrs. Cumso-The paper says the ratio of
gold and silver values is sixteen to one.
What does that mean. / wonder?
Mrs. Fangle-Why, ii means that one gold
dollar is worth sixteen silver dollars, of
course,
The evening world., 1890-02-12
Hia Idaa or Her Needs.

Iron Judged .
Elderly Woman-Bub, do o. keep the
bloomer costumes here?
Drugstore Boy-No, mum; but we've got
the bloom 'er youth. Have a bottle?
The evening world., 1890-02-12

OF tho thousands who nave witnessed the fairy
s%nectacle Of - Bluebeard, Junior, " at Niblo's Gar
den, IN the pspt s1 weeks. probably nobody has ever
given Thought TO the man who has charge of all
the ptetty stage pictures, and who is responsible
for All the stage srttinrs. That man Ia LouiA Benz,
whose. picture appcsrs below A reporter inter.
viewed Stage Carpenter Benz last night on the
stage, Mr., BenS said.
The evening world., 1890-02-12
ONE OF BLUEBEARD'S MEN.
LOUIS NEW or NTBLo's GARDEN
TELLS Az INTERESTING SroRY.

lie IL nc Head stage Carpenter Of the
Fairy Spectacle, and ne Says That Drs.
McCoy and WiidHran Have Cured mn,
Of Cdtdrrh.
The evening world., 1890-02-12
CLAUDINE'S COUNT.
MidSttnlnlel
Three WdIt@eS and u
Romance.
SrNorSts oE cHAprER l.

SYNOPSIS or CHAPTER l.
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hurry Count Kumkmpw homt they met at a party in sew k city the nRt before. tIs
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