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The daily critic., 1890-06-04
coarrssnaaa Dailsn Returns.

Congressman Dalzell Of Flttsburg re-
turned to-day He was heartily con
graduated on his denomination. He
1id NOT decline 3D.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

k5Sg=THE ANNUAL MEETING OF FHE
~ American Ammonia Manufacturing
D0mTauy. for the election lf directors, Wil
De- held at Eagle Hotel, Fails Church Va
JUNE y l~9U, AT 10 "A. ~,
my.5 3w RI DOlLITrLE President.
F5aF=WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made by one ~ the most celebrated
cutters u America Prices same as those
third rate cutters charge. J. q. HALL e9s
So ".
k5R-LADTEs LADIES' LADIES'.
- Ms. McCahertF Is the only bar and
bonnet fTalle manufacturer in the city car
and see her new shapes, Bleaching and
pressing. straw and ielf hats altered 10 the
latest styles. orders promptly attended %.
1909 e street a. "
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FOR SALEl
HOUSES.

sstory ud basement r0roam brick
house. an modern Improvements situate
Second street, between G and % se
sIg Price, $1,000.
2story frame housc.with large lot. situate
on ssih street. between b and g Sc.
2T7 rHee. $1,000
8st6rv brick house. containing rooms
and bath, size ol lut lsN55, situate on q
as Price. $4,000
3sory and back building brick dwelling,
containing % f00ms sIl m0jgu improve
mcu's. situate on corner of Ninth and q
4s2 Price. 5000.
2-aory brick house. 6 rooms and bath;
situate on J. street, between North Capitol
aud First sirgetsuw.
4O3 Price, $3.50.
3-stury brick house. containing . rooms;
an modern Improvements, situate No J2i
42s Price, ilo,5oo.
3-story brick house. IO rooms. size of lot,
PSI Price, $4,000.
2story and basement, brick house,
rooms and bath, situate ON New Hampshire
ace ~ Price, s. 500.
g-story Groom brick house. situate on
Cleveland ave, bet, 18th aud l3th, W snJ
Boundary,
4C5 Price, 81 goo.
2-story Groom brick house, on wansch
Place.
4e1 Price, $4,000.
2-story G-room brick house, situate on
Wallach Place.
442 Price $500.
3story brick house, containing I rooms
and bath; and an modern improvements;
situate No, 1910 G st. n.
$50 Price. flb.cO0.
Improved property on the north side Of
G st., wide front
444 Price $4,000.
a large stable property ~ a desirable lo-
cation; now under lease 10 good tenant,
paying per cent.
3lS Price, f2S. 600
49i-Frame dwelling Grant ave., Mount
Pleasant. Price, 5000.
4QO-Four alley houscs, containing 4
rooms; each rent Tor SIS per month. Price,
$500.
4so-s room frame house, lot 2Ox7j, on L
st. Sc. Price, $1,000
497-2-story and cellar brick house, .
rooms and bath; situate on Columbia
Heights. Price, $4,000.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

EOR RENT-TwO BRAND NEW SIX
IT room frame houses, high and dry looa
tion; near churches and public school In
uniOntOwu. Inquire OF A. BEHRkND, f33
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

The Senate agreed this morning to
Mr.. Edmund's resolution for an inves-
tigation Of the Fish Commission.
The chair announced the selection Of
MessTs. Edmunds, Sherman, ingalls,,
Blair, Dolph, Harris, Butler, Gibson
and Barbour as the Select Committee
on the University Of the United
States.
The Fertilization bin was then
taken up.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

The Improvements Of the mississippi
A peion was presented 10 the Senate
by Mr. Gibson from the Merchants
Exchange Of ST. Louis urging appro-
pTiatious for The improvement OF the
Mississippi River under the plans Of the
River Commission.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04
wANTEn-RooMs.

NKTANTED A AINLY.FURNIsHED
w room IN the northeast part Ot city
where there will be no objection 10 light
housekeeping. Address ID. II. H., thls once.
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MurruYsuoRo', ILL.,, June THE
Republican Congressional Convention
of he Twentieth District met i'm this
city yesterday and reuominated c. w.
Smith of Jackson County for Congress,
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FoK SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL ny
THOMAS f, wAGGAMAN, on F street,
Changes made wednesdays and saturdays.
ssTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
SALE,
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AT THE CAPITOL
IMPORTERS WORTH MILLIONS
ENTER A PROTEST
AGAINST TIE MKlNLEY TARIFF BILL
Legislating in Favor Of a Few Big
Manufacturers.
opposed TO The CONSUMERS INTERESTS
District Affairs Under Consideration
Canteen Legislation Sets an
Awkward Precedent,
AGAINST TIE GElNLEY TARIFF BILL
OPPOSED TO TIE CONSUMERS INTERESTS

The Senate Finance Committee gave
a hearing to day to delegation Of i'm
porters representing interests aggre-
eating many millions Of dollars, who
came to Washington TO protest against
the passage Of the Mckinley Tariff bill
All Of the members Of the committee
were present with the exception Of Mr.
Morrill,, the chairman. In his absence
Mr.. Sherman presided.
The meeting was held In the recep
tion room Of the Senate, as the delega-
tiOn was too large TO be accommodated
in the room Of the committee. Chairs
had been arranged for the visitors and
the table around which sat the members
Of the committee was placed at one end
Of the room.
J. N. Constable of New York, Of the
firm Of Arnold, Constable & Co, intro
duced the delegation to the committee
shortly after 1890 o'clock. He said
that he had been chosen TO preside over
the delegation because he was the oldest
importer in the country. The delega-
iion included not only New York I'M
pOrters. but men from Boston, Phila-
delphia. St. Louis, Chicago, and, in
fact, all Of the large cities Of the United
States They
PROTESTED AGAINST THE PASSAGE OF
THE MKINLEY BILL
because It was in favor of few manu-
facturers, and because II was opposed
to the interests of the importers and Of
the consumers as well. He spoke Of It's
inequalities. Concluding his remarks,
he introduced Mr.. Curtis Of Hoving
haus & Curtis, silk dealers and manu-
facturers Of New York.
Mr.. Curtis said that the silk manu-
iacturers were protected enough now.
They protested against the great In
creases In duty made in the Mckinley
bill. They amounted from 80 to 70
per cent. on the grades Of goods used
by the
MASS OF CONSUMERS,
the middle classes. The injustice Of
the bill was found in the comparison Of
these goods with the class Of goods
used by the rich. On cotton back
vtlvets, for example, used entirely by
poor people, the Mckinley bill In
creased the duty from so per cent.
sd valorem to 11S per cent, while
on silk vclvets used only by the rich,
the increase was only per cent. In
some cases the duties on the higher
classes Of goods were reduced.
II was the same way with ribbons.
The lower grades Of silks were now
entirely in the control Of the manu-
faeturers Of this country.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

kN@THE WASHINGTON loan AND
~ TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL 81. .O00. .00O. TEMPORARY OFFICES,
1907 So ", previous 90 the erection OF
the Compauy's building corner 9th and
sts W.
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL AND
on REAL ESTATE. Well secured loans,
guaranteed by the company for sale. In
terest paid. Call on OF correspond with rs
W. b. Robson, See. B. II. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS.
Charles b. Bailey, George r SchateF,
james n. Barbour, Thomas >0merFile,
George r. BartOI, John A. sWop6t
Richard " Claw D s. SW0rmstadt,
Horace s. Cummings. HattersIey ~ Talbot
y. ~, Darlington. George IEuesdells
John JOY Edison. b, II Warner,
Dharles }. Faulkner, A. a. Wilson
Albert r, FOX, J.. ID. Vine
% g. Green, S. Vs. Woodward,
William B Gurley, Clas Benz. Wilkinson,
John j. Lgruer, A. S. Worthlngton.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

.oR RENT-uNFuRNIsHKD

AdUeTtiSgufnu Undsr nb head, fOlfr lines o.
lSss % csHtS FOR one ssrii0n: 80 cents for hrss.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

MNlf UTI WUTTEl ITTHUTWUT7TI
iiiG pgnua. ave-, opposite Willard's Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit Dr White
for relief from and avoidance ol corns, bun
ions, diseased nails and AN other foot
troubles Hours, a. m, to6 p M, sun
days, o 10 ~. Established 1861. Fee, 81,
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

Tie case of E u AIcCishm and charged
viii NE killing Of Henry Benton.
which was 81 f9T Trial to-day has been
continued over until nrNJ rerm
The daily critic., 1890-06-04
COMMISSIONER oF DEEos.

~ -.EINDF- CgMH QF DEEDS FOR All
llF HaIl
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

Permits were issued today 10 Chris
tiau Heinrich TO erect music hall at
the southeast corner of Eighth and p
streets northwest To- cost SAP 600, and
to j W. Duvall 90 erect five dwellings
on j. street northwest, to cost $4,000
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL - CLERKS
once House of Representatives Il. $,
Washington. ID. g., May 80, ls9l,-Sealed pro-
pOsals will be received az this ONCE gntil ~
O'Clock m. FRIDAl. JUNE -, 1890, for the
delivery OF twelve hundred % ~ tons, more
or less, OF best white ash furnace coal
l~creeuedI; also, seventy i've 75I cords. more
or less, Of the best spruce pine ana one hun
dred and htty lisQl cords, more OF less, 0f best
oak wood. as may be needed az the House of
Representatives during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1891 said wood and coal tu be de-
iiygred and stored iu the vault. iu The south
wing of the Capitol at such times and iu
such quantities as may be desired ly the
Clerk ~ The House of Representatives The
coal must weigh 2 +fJ pounds tu the ton and
the Oak Wouk must De cut 10 three .3I pieces,
The v uld must measure les cable feet fQ the
cord and must be- corded measured and cut
al the Capitol The right % reWeigl The coal
no the capitol and The right % reject any
and am bi3, is reserved The bids t0 be id-
dOTsei Proposals .gT Coal and Wood and
addressed t1 EuW ARD MrPHER>0N. Clerk
0f rbe House 1i RsTras-nfafIFes Il $
mFz - eEII
The daily critic., 1890-06-04
PROPOSALS

nREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
j the Secretary, Washington, D. o., May
2t 1s90-Sealed proposals VIII be received
m. THURSDAY, JUNE s6 1880, for cutting,
sewing and laying new carpets and making
carpets for shipment and for cutting and lay
ing linoleums and mating aud relaylng old
carpets Instructions TO bidders can be had
upon application 70 tile Of1Ce Of the superin-
tendeut. The right 10 reject any and all bids
Is reserved. Partial bids will not be cOnsld-
cred. Proposals should be addressed % the
secretary Of the Treasury and indorsed "PrO-
pOsals for cutting and Sewing Carpets, etc. 20
Acceptance OF proposal dependent upon ap-
prOpriatlOu bY Congress, IS. WINDOW, sec
retary myse, ,iufll,1s
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

Adrsrtisensan nHdsr hB head, four iiHss %
lsss rs cents FOR 00s Insertion; 30 csHff FOR thTss.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power good elevator service and FIRST
class ianitoFship, I'm the POST BUILDING,
for rent az low rates 10 drst class tenants.
Apply 10 sTILsON HUTcHINs, 91 Post
Building, or FRANK NAGUIRE, superin-
tendeut
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

Adraasmsi.ts ts uazsr ms hsad, for li.ss D.
lsss IS -sHts f9T 1as ussrtt1Es. 50 -sat ~ lyss
NOV rs THE TIME WE WILL PAY
~ "biE money Iur gems ar5l class see
Oud-Haud Clothing. address gE gall an
IIsIBs OLD STAND. G9 D 81. ..
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

A BCHITECTS OFFICE q s. CAPITOL,
"a May 3s Ie30.- Proposals lHr Marble aud
Granite Work Tor Fountain ana Basin and
above win be received until THURSDAY,
JUNE 2t, 1880, an - O'Clock noon. 40 thls
once. where plans, saeeIu-arIqus and models
may nov be seen. Eth ARD CLARK. Arch.
ra.H IS IaH..fH|
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
Resm : lmmsn Rlsck. 4s Eeasos Street

CATARRH This dreadful disease,
! JnIy slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane Of the nose a. trsi, increases
with each cold until Il spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes stou-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment YOU require, VIII De-
given you free Of charge ~ Or. + Clay
Todd, - Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
If you are nervous. restless. irritable.
sleepless OF wake after bofrIo dreams
tired cgorniDgs, wsth drh headache,
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes ois-
charges, and 20 about your employ.
ment without life, energy and ambition,
desire % be alone. gloomy forebc,dings.
8 disposition 90 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
OF feeling afraid or uncertaln. some
times low spiris. you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion ~
nerve ppHer. which may END IN utter
rrostrston. insanity and death.
II VOC have great sense ri weakuess
and wearinees. with tired imis. numb
noss. trembling, prckly senssti0nf, cold
/ feet AID legs, TOu are advancing ~ That
most serlouf disease, parsiyst.
II your head aches, feels numb and
tired. with strange sensations. ioss Of
memory. sno 700 thlnk with eiftcuiiv,
CT you are sieeplesf a. eight, with Crew.
sincss and duiiness during the Gay. the
I nerve and srsin fatigue may sOon ran
I INTO insanity o. oesth.
II you have any of these feelings do
not neglect them OF tbsY vi END pa par
slysis. insanity, ProstTatoD ~ oesth.
A. yeu value yeUr lifs 90 not neglect
1 thee wsrninrs. 1amet sbe experience
have skoVD arc hUnefeds u starting
and msrve.seus cuFtf have proved. tnst
! these diseases are perfectly ano COM
/ ulesslv cnres ~ Or 6 Gay 1ose, No.
/ q Hcnroe-st.. room 4. Grand ksDiss
Under TIE uss n Df = Clay To6d's
/ remarkable renee %. al these svmp-
tanss yield 90 = fy usEfC. snd strength
/ of rffvse TiFof ~ BRAIN. vita ~ 81
8oo6 sDo health n t'eey are soon re-
/ stored
Hs remedies sfe purely vefsisbls
4 ard haTuIest, sne can OplF be ohisreJ
81 pa eAcs
UR. TODD compounds as presog -.
toas BefsTt each patent hs offios.
Cstsrrn. GssiBess. rheumatism. Def-
TCus ceiaIIfy. fDroteues and a. as
eases resBitnc frem ssriv nc screis0us
sFd eTcesses Ct nnsr toud 81 dlseescf -
tss urinary orKans. psrtssi psfa q -.
vsFsepesils. rgpsuret. trrorf. sefei iiif.
Go sores, dTsTsv. tEn aiseeses. iFef
snd kidney cyruDislftf hezfi g isessts =.
sho15ness - breagr. tsfE 81 nsac,
sussH - t,st r. ste. ipci uo1nf a. teulnl =
comals nts ard chrome & seases cUre5
eUicklF suf pfTrnaBarti
DN TDDB'f ofHcf = 81 a. huTToe-Ft.,
roofn 4, ffrsne Esp'ls Mob
fIls ntsc lf. 90 scree y if thf sfrrlscf
sre you car ssf srytt re Tou cooost.
he I'd hls sTes fFcfo p fhs morn
"a uEt a tnf evening. every osT
hrt @arce~s
ca srsrvboST. 1frsndly tax W
rest yen rrts ~
Lew CasTEssf RsPis Cares
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Es~sx shszk-lzxs vs~-eiss sAsF rss1fly
ksox knszs-iss< - sxaly - s-slly
fss les~s. sad - .<s isadsa sttAoxs
EaeA sso.bls. II s4yAees sses2sas.
ke~esex. sFs s4exes xsszs psxsA. > xs.
s4as-Fsxs. sllsss ~Akss-1sa. giz4t sza-
Esa. 49,. G4se4leazs. ~ e@tasA. STAG
gees ssls aa4 b4li-As@zs Hzviax -
s3ssd sas place ~ asa ga sp sson sfssF
dsyere2k sza pas "a sAs ~AFusss
sioshss yoa lave. s4king s@zs - ksys
fznusl asxs Eas sxiA / fr~QasaEly pas
sa $40 satiFs salss u oiotAs4 lea
-iii probably ea1 thls god plsa. ioF
lsag ss<Rdiax -llI sAiu yo4. al sny
stam piax s6ost 60 rs - tn "a ga
es&sor - Keep saru viii scare away
az sns esa that are aet ies~boasd. inss
.s tAs knOck Of = pols on . roek bottoza
~hea spsarins ssa = dis.stroaa
Ths bsss 1ay - gst The necessary
minao~s or sAiasrs. tor eait Is 70 aR9.
II possible. = place where se.sge or
drainage raRs IN - tAs river or laxs. a
thsss plaees sac water is generally 0pea
far saoaxn 80 pas in . aFop-Ret. and
there Is aiways = sancisnt quantity of
tsed 70 keep ths snail fry Ga hAnd. II
these places are aot near By. IL 10 good
plan - break the leo = day or two -
fore. II possible. and b4is is By throw
Ing Ia the snsrsils 0f Ash o. chickens.
%, In fAes asy tAing that 10 savoEy aad
strong
'ftDups." are she next item. and
these are generally made by castinE a
number Of fosrlsgysd twigs. which are
familiar 70 every one bat an entire
stranger 70 ics-nshing For ths bsnea.
Of such strangers IL nay be we'll 70 de.
scribe . Zip up" and also the way v
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
THE REALM OF FASHION.
Quite sns L&s~xs n L1s8~s<s s~k
Hosasry.
ehs4-sss- GA "a 0.s>- sa-<s sta fss>ss
Gss sss@s L@zlts. -s~@sssz4x ssw !.
ses N.s 81 Ess o@sas - hs@isxs
&<z szzp~<zs - a&ssA s@s s~-.



Lsee - Hore e1msFs1 Has ever >
prstsFenes bslag slvsn - pl.tts- s.iss-
sasaass sltheagh toFehea 10 popalAr.
N1khG drsssss sFs very cen nasoaly usds
Ia shs sz<k fsrz. snd yokss .rs ssGs-
lated Ia ths saekiss Asa tfl@aiAE ne
fsrn OF shs yeks seiAx easiinsd in ths
task. oE elss tksrs are sAFes bsx plata
kiEht dress yokss are fFsqasnkly mess
elaborsss vita Insertions Of lace and
embroidery. saa foil laboss o. wids lace
aesa ths froaI Bows 0f ribboa or nGr-
row yelyst are added With = pretty sf-
seck All 0f the ban4somsss andsr gar
nenss have velyet rlbbon IA ara coloEs
rsn throagh the meshes 0f the insertion
Many stout ladies wear black silk
tights and dispsnss with skiFN alto
gesAsr. except IN The oolasst weather.
A trousseaa recently furnished included
some beautiful silk eomblnation gar
nents made with very slsadss shapely
waists They we're low cut and
trimmed with rows Of valenoiennes In
sertion. having ribbon rua through
them and edged with wider lace Of the
same kind. some Of them had only
lace sleeves. While ethsrs had longer
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

however. has generally been on nv
side before The day wss over. for all
the live bait was prstty sure 70 Be in
ny can. and mY associates bad 20 beg
sor1s OF &c o. catch some fresh bait.
which Is not always convenient Dc
not. though. DO as one nan did vhen !
explained this 20 him. lie thought -
could improve on The plan. snd catch
Ing bis dsh cut Of cold water put then
a. a ca flied with warm water and
killed shsm 60 = few minutss The
blanket = simply Hsed 20 keep the
water taken frcm The river from lower
inx IL teunpersture after exposars on
four sides. TOP and bottom. 70 an stmos-
piers much colder thsn Is the water
under The ice old dme fishermen
s6srs are wao sseT a. this Innovation.
but it has more than cncs even Provsa
a. sxceilent one.
Picksrel are shcat shs best fsa - -
easily locassd hy she majority - Asher
men. "a they sboana In most lakes snd
alanx ne shallows of nost rivers Win
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08


Is does - ashiag shroozh tas ies. The
to.n-dsslisr kaoNs little Of It's mYs
ssriea sat hAs - ais 81 ths feet Of his
eoeasfy frisnds - . staaeak wAils -
method sat stbrsotions are asds ele@r
60 hita-
The practices Of sshiBg through The
tee 10 a very old one. aad andoabtodly
descsnded 80 as from the Indians. Who
10 turR had probably obtAinsd thslf
kao~lsdge Of tAs Ars froaa The Alzskaas.
the practice being general. With a dis.
tiaetioa of methods, among al norta-
ern races. Gao of The nest famous piet-
arss Ia the French ssoa sbs year before
last Vas a group by koFnelia Palmaa-
copied from seme mural or cave palns-
Ing which dated far beyond The mem-
Owy o. nan IL represented church
woman Of Pitlekai nshing for wintes
roach near the shore. With her Is =
man. armed with an iron-shod lance.
With which be cuts = hole In the Ice.
near shore, whore these Dab are found.
A new hole Is frequently cut A sieve
OF bone and strips OF NhatebOne 10 used
10 keep the hole free from leo. and the
woman STOPPING down attracts tho nsh
BY = peculiar. clustering cry. AS soon
a. nsh Is seen. and not bsfore, line
made Of dried eatrails. having hook
OF copper or bone baited with ash en-
trails. il dropped down, and the hungry
fIsa il caught
such Vas early fishing through ths
doe. AID while 40 have discarded the
ddez OF attracting The hsh by means OF
sounds OF cries, the method en- mployed
femAins intrinsically the same
The modern outfit IL simple, but some
little judgment aud knowledge in
choosing the itsms are required 10
avoid annoyance and disappointment
In buying . line get = woven one OF
good quality. The cheaper ones. slightly
though they n " DC, are almost certain
10 'xink'' and so get tangled and
caught In th- rough edges or under
surface Of the lee iust rs good fish Is
hooked. and every fisherman knows
that 10 Is always the best fishes that
slip OF the hook at she critical moment
A cheap line. 100. soon trays out with
chatting on the edge OF the hole, and so
a liable TO break any moment, general
IL just the wrong one A good price
should also DO paid for hooks. and, al
though opinions 20 the contrary have
been expressed, nns gut should bc used
10 lash them Such hooks al are not in
use should be kept In tho pocket for
the cold acting upon the exposed
steel. chills the gut on the shank and
makes 10 snap at the nrst cross pull
The merit thing 10 select is the bait
can This should bs an unusually
large one, for two reasons, one that the
greater she bulk OF water the warmer
it can bs kept and consequently will
mot so readily freeze solid. and the
other that large can viii come in very
handy FOR carrying ''tipups," etc, when
. big string OF fsh occupies all the
spare hands 9 fisherman has Every
one has right to his own Ideas, and
have been laughed As a few times fol
having thick treble blanket Of flannel
wrapped abO1t ny bait-oan- The laugh,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

AT cisirss not consistent With the
hixh character Of Syrap q FzS are
purposeiv svsi8ed ~ the Ca Fg
syrup Company Ft acts gently On TIE
Kidneys. liver sn8 bowels. cleanssag
the system eSectasliy. hHt = q net =
curs-ail zne makes no prstsnscns thzt
every scttis ~ nst substsntate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
FISHING IN WINTER
"a Llv. B-ls <ad Chop = Huls ~
sAs Lo~
x4- c>-s rs~< Ls1~s @.a ~~fs 80 .
sal1s~Ce~ - 3tse shs aki-E.sesxE@1
sszs@s "a |. sfes.- a4f@s -<<<4~-
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. - sa 90 by
hAs sx sF Ia
dalEea IA shs
dslixhB - nsh-
TAG shroa9h IA
lee shs s1
pfoach of wta
tsH brtngs .
pFoapset far
from Disagree
eis - htm
1hers IL so1s-
taing ehssFy
aboas ths sea-
aan khaa aw
YEATS - mosa
winter sport4
h. M aulna "A
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

It's Surprising thst pecple vii use
common. ordinary pill when thev Gao
secure vaissbss E7g6sa cns tor ths
same moaev. Dr. Afker's bng ssh b =
ara poSihve cure Tor sex aeaasese
andaa liver srounles. Trey srs srnall.
sweet. EASILY takea. sad so aet gr1Pe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

TIN AFRAID the waiter Who hook or
order has hsd stroke of apoplexy"
Nothing IS sudden as thst. It must
Re some more lingering disease. ~--Tury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Ma wloefaws SeoftlaE svrno shorft a.
-a~s r-ef H-r eniltren Eeet1fuE lf toafaes
fse eaIlf asffeus ste gums aeTs - Fata.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Wade av Valley City Milling Co. Grand
Rapids, : family lsvorlse. Try f.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-23
Vick'S Floral Guide

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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-23

stove or furnace so set up shall be placed
OH a platform Of brick or sheet iron OF
other incombustible substance extending
at least four inches in every direction
beyond the part Of the lower plate which
fronts tho door Of the stove or furnace.
SEC. 8. In no case shall a stove pipe
project or pess through the roof, walls or
window of any building, and no person
owning or occupying a house in the City
Of Jefferson shall permit a stove pipe to
run through any wooden wall or partl-
ton unless the same enter a brick or
stone tluc and is at least four inches dis
tant from any woodwork. All stove
pipes shall enter into stone or brick
chimncys or flucs, and all chimneys or
flucs shall be built of brick, stone or other
tlrc-proof material, and shall be smoothly
plastered inside with mortar from top TO
bottom,