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The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
washington Grimes.

e. b. Taylor of Ohio, from the Ju
dietary Committee, presented resolu.
ton calling upon the Attorney General
for information respecting the number
of murders and assaults in the District
of Columbia during the past six years.
Also the number of convictions of per,
sons for carrying concealed weapons.
AdoDtcd.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
LIE n,LLL- STIr 1M1E.

500 you know, George, wish you would
stay at home tomorrow
"Why, darling?"
son, because this afternoon a terrible
looking tramp came here while you were
away and ordered me to give him some
thing to eat, so had to give him all that
sponge cake | made last Saturday, and,
George, he says he's coming back to-mor-
row.
'Did he eat the cake, darling?"
Eyes, all of it every btu
"Well, then, set your mind at rest, dear;
he will never come back. n-NcU IOrk
IcddcT
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Power for Water commissioners

Senator ingalls, to-day introduced
bill TO amend section 204of the Revised
Statutes relating to the District of Co.
lumbia, so as to give the water com
missioners permission to lay water
mains and erect plugs wherever
necessary in the District.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

until Monday said Col. jackson in the
Police Court this morning; tiny client is
unavoidably absent on business connected
With his pigs feet factorym
"Do you mean to say that he manufac
lures pigs feet ~ asked Judge Miller
eyes; your honor.n
"Then he must be a wonderful man. The
cnse is continued. "
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

Mr., William II. Barnes and Miss Edith
Sefere We're married last night at the
Metropolitan Church, Miss Florence Shil
lington acted us maid of honor, and Alessrs.
Fred Eberly, William Duyall, Ralph John
son and DIR. Darrell were the ushers.
"509 40 or fight" See "Warn Robert
sons advertisement IN The SUNDAY CRITIC.
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Two-MiIIion syndicate.

NEWARK, n, j., Feb. 2l.-The Essex
Passenger Railway Company's lines, com
prising nearly all the street car roads In
this city and vicinity, have been sold to a
syndicate, including w, G. Whitney p. A.
Il. Widener, W. L, Elkins and Mr. Cum
mDps for 10 Onn OOO
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Now RnilwnY Chnrtar.

The subcommittee of the House
Committee on Railroads to-day consid-
cred the question of granting of char
tiers to the Rock Creek Railway Com
pany and the Washington and High
land Railway Company. This subject
was also considered later by the Dis
trict Committee, but no action was
iakcn.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

TOLEDO, o., Feb, 2i.mBreckonridge's
tin can factory, Smith Il Trademarks ma
chine shop, and Boertz's junk house were
totally destroyed by fire early this morning
and the third story of the Peoples Theatre
burned and the building otherwise dam
aged. The loss win probably reach
$50 600
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mrortant nm Frn,ned.

The Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia have prepared bill which au-
thorizcs them TO collect taxes in cases
where the courts have euiolned them for
technical reasons. Several hundred thou
such Gases
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
Extending the Streets.

The Senate Committee on the District
of Columbia to, day appointed Il sub
committee with instructions TO draft a
bill providing for the extension Of the
streets and avenues Of the city to the
boundaries of the District of Columbia
in accordance with the original plan.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
BAD FOR ROODI.ERs.
Canadian Law Under which They Ma!
BE ENtradIted

DC
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 21.-The consensus
of opinion about the Hobbies of Parliament
here is that the new eXtradition treaty rati-
fed by the United States Senate is all that
could be desired. The omission of political
offenses as extraditable has, however,
caused some comment, aud is regarded as
q back-down on the part of the British
Government. Mr.. Weldon, whose extra
dttion bill passed the Dominion Parliament
last session, says that he is at a loss
to understand why the crime of
obtaining money under false pretenses was
stricken out, as he regards it as one of the
most important. He was informed by Sir
John Thomson yesterday that the British
Government had reported that it was not
their intention of disallowing his bill.
He further states that it can be made
retroactive. and under its provisions, after
proclamation, scores of United States
boodlers, who are now finding refuge in
Canada, could be handed over, where
their cases would not be reached
by the new extradition treaty. His bill
provides for the extradition of criminals
for obtaining money under false pretences.
With the Weldon bill and the new treaty
in force Canada should soon be rid of fugf-
tive criminals from foreign countries who
have sought an asylum on her shores.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
NPECI.fL NOTIC rs.
nrJ51 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
vs. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

~ DlSlhlCl We COlsbMBlA.
WASHINGTON, February 20, 1890.
Ordered
That Paragraph /, Section 1G, of the Build.
ing Regulations, is hereby abrogated and the
following substituted therefor:
No person or persons shall establish, erect,
construct or lay off, within the fire limits
any brick yard, brick kiln, pottery, furnace,
slauRhfer-housc, soap or candle mandatory,
bone boiling or other establishment whereby
offensive odors are generated, unless the
parties desiring to locate the same first oh.
tain and file with the Inspector Of Buildings
within $50 yards of the proposed location.
Such establishments may be located outside
the fire limits, provided the kilns or tho
houses TO be used for slaughter-houSos, soap,
candle or bone boiling or other establish.
ments whereby offensive odurs are gen
Grated. shall not he within 200 feet Of any
dwelling; but permits for any such establish
ment shall not be issued until approved by
the Commissioners.
By order.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

"NEvER LEAVE certainty for chance;''
that is, never give up Old Saul's Catarrh
Cure for the high sounding and big promis-
Ing lotions, which Invariably aggravate
cutnrIh and influenza.
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Illinois Mining strike.

SpRlNGfMLD, LII, Feb. Glover 100
miners employed by the Central Coal Com
pany at this place went out on strike yes
terday because Of the failure of the com
pany to pay of on the 18th, the regular pay
day. II is probable the trouble VIII be set
NM
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County Attorney Convicted.

FRANKFORT, IND, Feb. 2l.-Attoney
George w. Smith, of this county, has been
found guilty of subomation Of perjury
and given two years in the penitentiary,
with fine of $50
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The regular order being demanded
Mr.. Hooker of Mississippi proceeded TO
address the House upon the Worlds
Fair bills.
Mr. Hooker referred to former Gel
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AnaINzing Aluminium.

The closing sessions of the American In
stitutc of Mining Engineers, held at the
Arlington Hotel this morning aud after
noon, Were well attended and of unusual
interest. The dag was almost entirely
given over to the hearing of papers and dis
cussions upon the subject of aluminium.
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ituous and Intoxicating liquors In the
District, and to make the Recorder of
Deeds o salaricd officer were further
considered.
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Ruined by WHISKY ana Cards.

Thomas Mitchell, collector for George
j. Muller, was arrested last night for steal
ing at least 500 of his collections, and
acknowledged his guilt. Whisky ana gam
bling caused his downfall, he said. Nit
chel is 30 years old ana unmarried.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

You can order The CRrlC by postal card,
1t will be sent TO your address every even
ing for 35 cents.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

Tn Superiority of Hoods Sarsaparilla
is due to the tremendous amount Of brain
work aus constant care used In its prepare
ton. Try one bottle and you will be con
yineed OF its superiority.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

nR. PIERcE's PELLETS, or Auti-bilious
Granules, have no equals. % cents vial;
one dose. Cures headache, constipation
hlliousness and indigestion.
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Representing Labor.

Wm. A. A. Karsoy of New York,
chairman of the executive committee
of the Anti Monopoly League, ap-
peared before the House Committee on
POstofllces and Postroads to day in
opposition to the Wanamakcr Postal
Telegraph bill. He said he represented
the laboring men of the country. He
objected TO the bill because 1t contem-
plated giving out Government business
to private corporations. The contract
system to the members of his organize
ton was o great evil. lie did not un.
dorstand how the overworked clerks In
the postofllces of the large cities could
do the extra work contemplated by Mr..
Wanamaker.
Mr.. Karsey produced figures to prove
his assertion that the telegraph rates in
Europe were not much lower, as Mr..
Wanamaker had inferred, than those
in America, but were in fact higher.
The workingmen of this county, he
commended, do not use the telegraph,
therefore the passage Of the Wana-
maker measure would not help them.
The telegraph companieswere supported
largely by stock gamblers. He did not
believe that reduction in the price of
messages could be made without cor
responding reduction in the wages of
the operators and other employees. Mr..
Karsey strenuously objected to placing
this scheme In the hands of q party.
lie believed there would be discrimina-
ton in favor of the party in power.
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Einanciers Wanted.

HELENA, MONT, Feb. 21.-The life of the
Legislature of Montana expired yesterday
by constitutional limit, and both houses
adjourned sine die. The treasury is empty,
not a single appropriation or other bill
having been passed.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
The Route to Bunalo.

The best route to Buffalo is via B. & O.
X. r. Passengers taking the vestibuled
limited, leaving Washington daily at 4;2O
p. m, make connection at Philadelphia
at ll:l5.
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For TotalIy Disabled ponsioners

The conference report on the bill to
increase the pensions Of totally disabled
pensioners was presented to the Senate
and agreed TO, after being explained by
Mr.. Davis The bill, as agreed
upon sin conference as now
agreed to in both Houses, is the
Senate bill as originally passed and cor
reefs an omission in the act of 1880,
which provided that the increase from
$50 to $72 should not apply to those
pensioned after the PASSAGE of the act.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

The fair of the Woman's Relief Corps,
auxiliary to the Burnside Post, 6. A. r., was
brought to a successful close last might.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21

SALVATION on is at once prompt and re-
liable as pain-cure. Price only 25 cents a
bottle.
Every case of coughs or colds is cured by
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-21
WORLDS FAIR FIGHT.
SECOND DAYS CONTEST FOR THE
GREAT NATIONAL PRIZE.

Congressman Quinn AbHndona tho
War of Oratory and Tries tho Ell
feet of Poetry on the Tough Hides
of HIS Adversaries.
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sS9y1 WAsHTNGTON ILLUMINATED AID.
~ VER1ISING co, Office, 1912 Pa.
ave-, upstairs. Advertisements Displayed by
1900 Candle Power Electric Light upon GOO
Square Feet Of Canvas. ian27 lw,d&S
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lie Declares That Henry JOHNSON Conn
mitted the Crime George Williams
Denies He Made Any Confession
to His Sweetheart,
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nSg9 ELECTRICITY IS YEARS A SPE
- cialty in curing nervous and mental
disease, spinal, ovarian and uterine troubles,
paralysis, tumors, sciatica, hysteria, rheuma'
tism, neuralgia, ChOrea, etc. Hairs removed.
Structures cured. Static electricity through
clothing. DR.. L. S. NICHOLSON, 604 Twelfth
gt n w
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CuIROPODIST

KSa5R LADIES' LADIES' LADIES'
w Mrs. McCaferty Is the only hat and
bonnetframe manufacturer IN the city, Call
and see her new shapes. Bleaching and
pressing Straw and felt hats altered TO the
latest styles. orders promptly attended to-
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Castoria DR.. Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. IL f. harmless substitute
for Parcgoric Drops Soothing syrups and Castor on.
Pleasant. It's guarantee Is thirty years by
Millions Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and ailays
feverishDess. CastOra prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrh0a and Wind Cello Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulency.
CasOra assmIIstes the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
t6fia r. the ChiIdrens Panacea-the Friend.
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"Yes; but he's clean. There's nj.
ways hope for q man, doctor, who
hates dirt"
There was hope, too, she thought,
for the man who loves any living
creature, even q hideous spider.
Lex was In bed for months, during
which time he could get no liquor.
So much " As gained. When he was
ready to leave Buckley, Mary came
/ to him.
There IL an opening for q good
cObbler In Germantown" she said.
al know Of . shop aud room which
you can rent low, and behind which
n little garden, a fine nursery for
spiders"
His eyes spRrkIed. an TAX Il )"
he said, briefly.
Mary brought him custOm-plenty
OF 10. She secured him admission TO
the library, and to q free reading
room. Better than all, she sent q
q professor and n MISUNDERSTANDING
meu-tO talk to him and make him
feel that he belonged To their guild.
This II my friend, Mr.. Lex" she
said, rs she introduced him to the
doctor. "He can teach you about
spiders"
The SeOtchman eyed her keenly
A. she spoke. There was q whisky
flask In his pocket. IL Was the first
time since geanule died that q wo-
man had called him her friend.
After she was gone, he took out the
flask and broke u. "I'Il not dis
grace herr" he said. an max my
self ilt 10 meet Jeauie, God helping
met"
Mary Brunt died q year ago.
There were IN any strangers crowded
into the graveyard who were un-
known TO her friends. Women Of
the tenement-hOuses, poor Polish
mill-men, negTOes-nOne ever knew
what her relations 10 these people
had been.
On the next day q tall, raw-boned
old ScOtchman, coarsely clothed,
but bearing himself with certain
grave dignity, came alone to the
grave, and planted Q heather root on
IL. IL was the best he could do. He
stood locking steadily up into the
clear sky, and then, noddIng grayely
tO himself, went away. IL was the
man she had saved.
Why had she been able to save
him? Hundreds OF other Christians,
IL may lie, had looked al the wretch
I'd garnet OF the bioated drunkard
with hnpeleSs pity; but Mary saw
The white curtain nj the window.
In every ruined life there II the
BIZ Of white, IL We have eyes to see
ID.
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Hamilton, Ga, Is an inland town
situated tle same distance from al
the neighbOTlDg villages. One da,
last week Q drOveF rode into the lii.
Tie city and aecOsted Q native with
the query: How far II &c 90 West
PoiHtr Twenty-Five and a hall
miles" How far IL Il to Talbot.
&c" Just twenty-five and half
miles" Well, hos far 20 Column
bus" Twenty-Five aud Q half
miles" How FAR to GreenvIlle p"
twenty-five and q half miles. I"
How far 10 IA Granger" Tween
ty.two and q half miIss.n well,
said the irate drOveT. 81 reckon It's
twenty-five and half miles to HI,
! reckon ] had better get away from
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q ssupa L.r., t,os.,.,

+. Baiubridge Muudsy E-o
county Atty, Clay Co, Tex. say-
Have used Electric BittaFs viii
most happy results. My brothr
also was very log with malaria
fever and jaundice, but WA cu,s.
oy ameiy use Of this uedIeIn.
Am satisfied Electric BIiters save,
his life."
M. D. ]. NiIeoxs0n, of Hor,
ave, KY adds Q like testinony
aging, He positively believes Il,
would have died, had It not he,.,,
Tor Electric Hitters.
rms greet remedy will ward OF
as vel as cure ell mr. larial dIsense,
sna Ior All Kidney. liver and ssomac.
dlsorders stands uneqnaled. Prir.
nc: ano VI. st 3. p. Hughes 4 Coz
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You have heard your friends IN.
uetghbors talking about O.. 70,
may yourself be one Of the man,
Sho know hon personal experience
lust h0w good Q thing 70 is. II 70,
have ever tried 70, you are oas Of Il,
stenpch friends, because she wonder
fui fhins ahout u 10, that when ono.
given . trial. DE. Kingis New Dis
eoyeFy ever aftsr holds q place :.
the hoHse. II yon have never use
70 and should be afflicted With
cough, Guild OF any throat, ling
chest trouble, secure O bottle al on
and e1ve % . fair trial. II n suai
anteed every time, or money
lnndsd. Trisi nsstfe Free a q
aasA8 D cSA DrssnseeA
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Publication Notice
Alice B. nnwson. pIaInrIn,

Alice Is. dawson, plaintiff
vs..
Harry =. Dawson, tlrfrndnntN
In the district court of Saline county Ko,
snH. ~
The above named defendant IIarr,- = law
son VIII take notice that Uu the 9Th taN :,
September, lSsH, the plaintin filed her n.,I
Ton IN the district court OF SALINE count 4
KANSAS, OF said catSc, and that thereby 4,
mas been sued. and must answer tIt.. p..tiIint
MED by The plaintin ~ aforesaid, on or a..
fore the Zird day OF Octoi-.T, ISssi, nr The saI.
petition VIII " taken ~ true and iutIgmT mi
rendered accor 'inEly; the nature of WhI,.I
Judgment shall he Judgment dlyulcIng ~,
salu plaintln ftoIn the said Defendant. ami
that the said plainiin have th.. rar. custniy
and control of the children, the issue oI ms,
marriage relation heretofore existing L..
tween said plaintiff and said d. Z, u,laut
krl WILSON q MouEE,
~ Attest:
Anton A. FrelTlcksOn. Clerk nT sal I e,ur,
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q rs e q lee. as. sna Soas Sin The EH

Ihht mis- eArh DAY With dream pain"
THIS ls the moan Of many q woman
Who thinks she can never be we'll aSatn
1T were better for me. aud better for others
IL were dead, !" and their tears fall fast.
Not ~, tot 80, - wives and mothers,
There's q bow Of hope In the sk = al last
and II tells you that the storm OF
disease which has spread its shadow
over you will give way 10 the sun.
shine OF renewed health, u you are
wise. and try DIR. Pierce's Fayoritr
Prescription. Ii can and will effect.
ually cure all female weaknesses and
arrangements, aud no woman who
has not tried II need despair. for a
trial will convince her that 10 is The
very thing she needs 10 restore her
To the health she fears forever LOST
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's
Catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents.
Nasal injector free. Sold by o. G..
Tobey q Go, general agents.
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"Caseoris r 20 we'll sdapted % chlldrea that
! recommend h - superior 10 any prsuiption
Known 20 me-
n. A. ARcaER, n. D.,
III So Oxford s. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Our physicians In The ehiIdren's depart
meut have spoken highly q th-ir expert
enee In their outside prsctice with Cas.0ria,
and although We Only have among our
medical supplies what b known - regular
products, yrt we are FREE % coufess that the
merits q CastOSia has won u 30 IOok win
favor upon Ia
UsTTED HOsPTTAL AND DIaPxssART,
Boston, Masl
ALLIES c. SIXTH, RreE,
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WILL YOU SUFFER with dys-
pePsia and liver complaint? Shi-
loh's Nltalizer II guaranteed TO cure
you. Sold by o. &. Tobey a Co. gen.
eral agents.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shilohis Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price 50 cents. Sold by d. G..
TObey Il Co., general agents.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver CON-
plant you have . guarantee on
every bottle of ShIlOh's VItaIizer. IL
never falls TO cure. q. e. TObey Il
Co., general agents.
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It might be noted for the satIsfse.
lion OF nghtirg and confident Repub-
lieans that the CongressIonsl
majority In Vermont was S. OOO larger
than the majority for the state ON
cers-vas quite mp, In other words.
TO the usual Presidential majority
In the Green Mountain State
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There comes q time In every mans
life when he longs for . little red
man TO wrlggle up through the
ground and help him do things by
magic.-dtchisOn Globe.
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AN AMUSING rARIFr INCIDENT
Protesting Importers Compelled to Ac
knowledge that They Were Sub
lRrla of threat RFIaaIn

Protesting InPertsrs Compelled to Ae
knowledge that They Were Sub
Jects OF Great Britain.
The fact that the Congress OF th,
United States II engaged In framInI
laws for this country alone IL begin
ming tO dawn on the minds Of greal
many people, as II attested In the
following incident which recently
occurred nj Washington, during the
discussion Of the Mckinley tariff
bill. The point made IL 40 good that
IL ought TO be given o wide cireula-
ton, ~ 10 carried q great argument
with it. IL IL furnished by the
Washington correspondent Of the
Indianapolis Journal and IL of course
truthfully given. The Incident 10
related as follows:
An importer told me to-day about
an interesting aud unpublished incl
dent, which occurred before the
House Committee on Ways and
Means while the Tariff bill was I'M
der preparation. Six gentlemen ap-
peared before the Committee and
made strong arguments In favor of
3 decrease In the duty upon linens.
Each man gave evidence Of unusual
interest Ina The subject-matter under
discussiOn-sO much that Chairman
Mcktnley's suspicious were aroused.
After each Of the gentlemen had de-
livered himself OF his speech, the
chairman Of the committee turned
around to them aud inquired:
"IIow maLy of you gentlemen are
citizens Of the United States?"
Immediately twelve intelligent
eyes bulRed out until Que could have
SHARED them with grape-vines. Each
man looked nj the other In excited
inquiry. The visitors were 30 much
frustrated that they could not find
speech for several seconds. Finally
one Of them stammered:
IL am not IN American citizen,
sir"
Then one by one, the same answer /
was made until ell the orators had i
that they we're not /
citizens Of the United Slater" |
Chairman Mckinley then said: /
l. on gentlemen evidently have lost
sight of fact that this bill II being
prepared for the United States and Il
her subjects. May ! ash Of what
you gentlemen are citlzsus ?"
They all acknowledged that they
rere subjects Of Great Britain, the
,nly absolutely frse-tEade country
a the world. As soon ~ THE infor-
nation was given there was q litter
10 around the great table occupied
" the committee, aud one by one
he visitors babe the chairman and
lie associates good afternoon and
departed, thoroughly impressed
riih the fset that the Republican
OuRrees was not making q tariff bill
D conform to the interests Of manu-.
aeiurers Ia England, but for the
Inlted States!
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The day after the election 10 the
day when the farmer will feel very
much ss we imagine Santa Claus
feels the day after Christmas. GLOBE.
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You may have been idle this sum-
mer, but yOI will 6nd when you get
out your last years nanneIs that
the moths have not,-dtchisOa GLOBE.
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH
and bronchitis Immediately relieved
by shiloh's cure. Sold by o. c. To-
hey & Co. general agents.
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Shawnee Is the richest county In
Kansas, but Il hasn't enough money
TO build . bridge aerOps The Kaw
river at ropeka.-RansGs City Star.