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OF SKIN cure8. IL
COMFORT AND CONVENIENT
ARE PRIME Factors TO TIE HApp1.
NESS WHICH CLUSTERS ABOUT THE
FIREsIDEs OF RICH AND POOR ALIKE.
WITHOUT THESE HOME Is pEsoLArE
AND THE BURDENS OF LIFE ARE
INsUFFERABLE.
TO ENJOY THE SWEET COMFORTS
OF HOUSEKEEPING AND PAY FOR
THEM AS THE CONVENIENCE OF
EACH ONE DICTATES Is THE PER.
or"
HUMAN HAPPINESS
OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM
AccoRDs THIS AT SUCH A SMALL
OUTLAY OF READY MONEY THAT THE
POOREST HAS NO JUST REASON FOR
GOODS, WHICH IS COMPLETE IN EVERY
PARTICULAR. EMBRACES ALL STYLES OF
PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF CARPETS,
STOVES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BUFFETs. HALL RACKS. PIER. MANTEL
AND CABINET MIRRORS. TOILET SETS.
FANCY ROCKERS. SECRETARIES. WORKS
OF ART AND ALL THAT TENDS TO
A$A0A IN AaG oOhOLNS Of 1dE
TIDY HOUsEKEEPER.
ALL OF WHICH We OFFER UPON
CREDIT AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
OF. oel AND 9a3 9TH ST. AND GET AND go
au3o4m MASS. AVE NV.
Coal CoA1
FREE BURNING WHITE ASH STOVE COAL.
WHICH We WILL SELL AT
ss.7s PER TON CASH.
FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED.
AMERICAN ICE CO.
su2s-s 10TH xisD srs. NV
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BETTER THAN EvER-Our well-known, reliable
fine felt derbies at S1.50 and % New styles and
staple shapes A. Il. LEWIS, 435 9TH st.
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MERHIrT's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, 925 Pa.
ave. Strictly frst-class. Artistic work.
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The East Washington Association.

The East Washington Citizens Association
elected officers for the ensuing year last night
after it had adopted resolutions which ex-
pressed the gratitude Of the association towards
those who contributed to the successful cele-
tration in connection with the formal opening
OF the Pennsylvania avenue bridge
Unanimous reelection was accorded the off,
GERS: George Francis Dawson, president; A. f.
Sperry. secretary; NJ. l. Weller, treasurer. The
following were elected to serve as delegates to
the committee of one hundred: j. w. Babson.
Duncan Thompson. L. b. Stocking, George Z.
Harbin John +. Herrell, v. b. Edwards, +, A.
Lehman, DIR. J. Lee Adams. A. F. Sperry M.
l. Weller. John H. Walker. Geo. II. Boehmer
Alternates: ii. p. Goodwin, Adam Gaddes, b. II
Guy. p. j. Lockwood, Joseph Plant A. D. Ches-
aldine, F. c. Murray. W. II. Maginnis. Dr. w.
p. c. Hazen, s. A. Fitch, A. L. Bliss and J. L.
d. Pines -.
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Ten Dollars for Writing His Name.

TIL DOiIdTS IOr writing lib Name.
Yesterday Leslie, Borland went up in the
monument and evidently thought it would be a
very clever thing to write his name on the nice
white marble. Officer James r. Evans placed
him under arrest and Borland had to put up
SlO for his appearance in the Police Court to-
day. That did not bring him, though, and the
slO was the price OF his autograph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

CARPETS CAMPHoRATED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave- NV. Telephone 1861.
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Az the Union Stock Yards yesterday 2ss
cattle were on the market and we're sold TO
butchers as follows: Best sold from to 41Ilc.
medium, from 3 to 3Iac. per pound; common
from to 2s4c. per pound S45 sheep and
lambs on the market and sold as follows: Old
sheep sold from 3to AYE. per pound: lambs
sold from to &c. per pound. Cows aud calves
sold from s20 to Sa5 each. Market for cattle
was fair; market for sheep and lambs was good.
LARGE SrocK OF TAnoRrxo Goops, DAM.
AGED BY FfRE AND WATER. AT AucrIoS.-To-
morrow. commencing AZ 10 an. Auctioneer
Downing will sell at his auction rooms large
stock OF merchant tailor's cloths Ia patterns
for suits, overcoats, pants, vests, &c. Some of
the stock has been slightly damaged by fire
and water. but the major portion IL in good
condition. The sale u BY order OF the under
writer's and is without reserve.
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Guns for sale, hire. wALronp. Pa. ave. II.
Buy Direct From First Hands and Get
Good Goods.

GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos eth ST., 1920 l4th st. NV,
3l04 NJ ST., Georgetown, DC.
Granulated, Csc.
A. &c.
Extra c, SIC.
Block Sugar, &c.
Powdered Sugar, Sc.
Our Sc. Java and Mocha Coffee can't be beat.
handsome presents given away with every
pound OF Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and =. Baking
powder All goods delivered free TO any part OF
the city, Punctuality our motto. Fresh goods
received every other day.
si,2,A,6 n. II. BOWMAN, Manager.
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In the Soup
The oysters Go to Frank Johnson's Restau-
rant 4oa llth st. NV, and get them out q
Buy Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
now ITS rotary motion silent and positive con-
uasts Win the rasping, heavy. uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office, 4S7 9Th NV.
Iui-Ith:s,Sm WHEELER WILSON MIRO. Co.
Piles! Piles! Pilcs.-Dr williams Indian
iIie ointment is the only ,ure cure for Blind
Dieeoing or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland
Ohio. ,oos's tn a. sn,
We Can sell you the very finest quality of
leas, Conees and Family Supplies and save you
money. NJ. d L. METzGER, Az 9TH ST. NV. II"
Castoria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
!al6-th,s,tu,ly
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale I'm bot
Ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAN'L
L. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn, hl5Ot
In the Soup
The oysters. Go to Frank Johpson's Restau
rant, 4o5 llth ST. NV, and get them out 2t
Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostration Nery-
Gus Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUo STORE, l0l4 F St
Old Rye Whisky, 75c ct. MEIzeEns. 1t.
buy Your Coal of J. MAuRY DOVE. Onl-
highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-tf
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY. The OLD-EsTABLisHED ONLY
i reliable gsn1ine and nssuIal-Lorp CiArvoyant
and Nonasstnl psophetac gste sscoSd kaxht reveals
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success IN business removes family trOu6les
evil influence: advce buaanesa love, or anything
you are IN ooubt Of Al busineas Gun ndenIaak Never
been known ~ fail
Hours. . An. - $50 RR sspdaya 9 10 SPIN
Sittin9a Soc
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NENE. RAPHAI. THE CELFBRATEDCIAIRyOY
~ ant and Astroioglsr the seventh osughssE born
Win csoL nas woooes1ul healing pVUer Gives pameB
aud lucky dsses. Dous faai - 90 shss lady Room
10 80 n IN M Iyrs
MAE BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS or
04 LIZ. Al ouxancao conedential Ladies and
Esntlsmen 90 cent? sscA aus I o.. bssvssr Sth anz
ON sxA nv. 3y10-ou'
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Excellent Table Claret 25c. bot MrrzcrR's.
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THE coLUMBrAs, VICTORY.
They Won tho Eight-Oar Race q
Staten Island

A HOUSING WELCOME HOME ToDAY-DErAILs or
THE RAcE-A FINAL sPURr WHICH SURPRISED
couRrSrY-rHE PoroMAcs FISIsH A cREprr-
ABLE THIRD.
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buy a Machinc with a Rcnutatinn,

In the Soup
The oysters Go to Frank Johnson's Restau.
rant, 405 18th st. n w., and get them out. d
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE Sold
by all grocers at 25c. per pound package
BoARps, 81 IS per 100 feet. 9Th and N.Y.ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostration. Nery-
Gus Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR.
Miles Nervine Samples free at
MERITS DRU0 STORE l0l4 + at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Buy YOUR Coal of J. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02
Old Rye Whisky. 75c. at MK1zarn,s f,

Buy Your Coal of J. MAuRy DOVE. Onl-
highest grades of family coal handled jyl5-tf
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1CO Fl. BDs., Ellis. LIBBEY. BITTISGER MILLER
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

sNll she interest shat vss folt N sns
AZ. tt..altansous snnouuoesueIls os tisa sgs
prl@ching marriages ~ tse hf>--i'sss
Prinoss NilllaU end Carl - tfas EAsseta
Aneasla ana L.i.aAbs,fA oa a@xe' = e.klfsn.
Prinae Csa. the yuaugsa tsot1aor 81
E.lsperos Wilhelm sss tAe n-Isssr-of
rtss RED planoa Alhrs-ah1 Nlse.n sss
bride came - the "a qdtal IA is3s tissse
ssss season ~ reloiclDg and Ass0Sss
a. once tocauFs . fassTite a. hsarsin
socsety. securing popalsraty ~hAAA sss~
snoros.s.od ~ heE anGHiss @u2 anlls hAllty
after sae became kslapness
TIE palsoe ca the uussr deu Linden.
su ssBich WE-iuolm and A0gSss,~ passed
sheir married liVeS s. 3 Usoacst sna si~
most tnsi su fio.lu1 aflair. a. . saetsou II
rhe CITY tAnt is rirh ln ps-tsces- it -
two stories iu lseiFha and iata asaft Fsrs.fty
murh on tAe lao.e. ot mo1ssn na1
O. the FIRST. or grouIsd loor. weuo ths
Emperors qlsrters ple tIupross snd
ber suite occupy .ue lhe sooond seofy-
Gn thS lowef haor IS .1o fanloes rzaep-
iiou room windov 81 which lie ssgc1
KAaser loved 81 SD ln sunny ~oatAer
0Ai4-lE lAN NtstalAtr t' ar-- r-r 80
Ghase quarters boo. le usad 81 4 ~ bee
fore his marriage. -ai be berf them.
small anc erampea thcnfh they ~eres
snd here his a.ily conferenoes with Eis-
mArck. Won Maltke and other oflciGl
+ savisers were held. tte nors puhllc aud
formal affairs of state being transacted
st the great pllsoe ot she sohlosss wfaers
81 court recsptiCus anl balls were held
There Is an artiatio aud historic in-
t.rest Surrounding the At3a palsoe on
Iae Inter den Linden The late kalsrr
used - poiut cut t. Als friends b certain
panel that played a para n the harass-
ing DAYS tl1 Vcllgs 10 OF 1893
ut vas 81 TIC tir8o when ] hAd "a r.
O. England. he said The mob took
possession q lle ball5ir.r and soslre one
wrote in GAaIh spon the p4s-e the words,
This is Nauonai Property ln large
ietters zr1oss it When ma tier had
ouieted down and we had r't-rned. q
remained unnotlcod for Jtros days
q Then ia was efscec 70 vas like '~i--
bing out the last Vestlges of t5e royolu-
ton
In the Ksaserin's sufte overhead.
where her dead body Bow hes sSsiting
burial, Is tie lgtie oOnre rt-rOofl, vlth =
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

NHE EMEMLrE A. SIX ln WORN
iss dellcacy almost as the sensibilities
OF she princess who dsrrcted pea
under the mountain of mattresses On
her ted which feels I'D az ease X tGe
che7nise does nos correspond 20 the ex-
sct tialng 0f shade VITA The hue ~
the outside gown. Ne Lave been told
for many seasons ia wearisome itera-
tion that such and ssch society leader
always the latest person ~hom the So
eietg correspondent bowed doNn before
ard honOred made a hobby Of saw,
gloves. and thought the most exquisite
toilet from Worth . failure II these ac-
cessOriss departed in the smallest par
tlcular from her notion OF the perfect
and becoming But dress does not be-
gin and end With gloves this winter,
40 have taken up tho frencn catch
word sincerity" in gowning, and when
Ne assume pink bali toilet 10 must be
pink outward from the skin. This is a
new phase OF feminine culture. We
tolerate no color discords covered up
under the gown. IL the debutante
wears, for example, a dancing frOck OF
green gauze she must have begun her
dressing by putting on a chemise OF
green India silk drawn up about the
shoulders and with tho soft fullness
shirred a: the top alto 4 trill Of real lace
which appears above the low cut-bod-
ice, and is in nlerpre ted As body waist or
chemisette by her dancing partner.
OR Il ths elegant ma-ron chooses %
ar her silver and ~eyres By giving q
dinner party 10 IS a. Indispensable pre-
liminary 20 the adjustment OF her black
velves robe that atho garment which
comes next her person be dusky-hued
a. nigat and trimmed with black lace
which serves Is the visible corsage
garn.ture.
The inevitable has happened. Ger
tain things which we're relegated 20 the
strictest privacy while they were more
useful than ornamental have now be-
come 50 pretty shat the propriety Of
concsaiment, doubted In some quarters,
In others Is utterly denied. Hence It
comes shat lady receives her friends
IN Der own room in her night-Eown or
wears The same garment 90 breakfast
n the cut % II bs sufficiently novel and
the decoration provocative OF applause.
Hence also the nee ssity for an exact,
match between chemise and evening
gown The former u it he EiTel red
edged with dne black ace is the best
possible bodice anisn 20 black net cut
dscollots and garnishsd with red
ribbons
A pale blue crspe ds Chine dress
was received from Paris recently.
These .sre It's accessories: 4 little
SIX undervsst of paler blue SO pale
"a 20 be almost pearl acorset OF a shade
two tones deeper. covered With lace and
embroidery combination zarment-the
French foF chsmise and divided pet-l-
coat reaching just 20 TIE shoe tops,
shirrsd a. ths waist. gathered az The top
into broad frill Of lace about the
shoulders and mstching the gown eT-
actl7 In hue silk openvors ssockinEs Of
- sint 81 tne petticost ard consider
ably shorter shan saoss Of .ast season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

.A.-.s Ia ia ~ many an9
49, ....-a.. ~ f.s.f., mesa -.
s...--..-s4 ftr.s -e.-
- .-.-- n. ~.
-.-. ,-.-t.-.,Is-. ft -. -
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l- s -e.fe.el --.t.
-. .rl. l..r.-sInss, - ..s
- ,..et.-.s .-r..4 = .--e II. Doom l-
-. ssv. eirb ribbons a. h.
,--..s ..-.... I'D. rs. .hs.r sars ana r.,
..,-, ,..t, l.a bodice =. sr.-h .,.
f-,fr ,f 49, ,- EN- f.~... i..ry 81. r..- ..s-r..s
=. .rs.-rzet r-. rib.5-, .rs rits. s.s
t.,e.5 assn below tra ---sz,. tb =
doing asar ~lta any need 81 a-ssf-r
tas arms oatof sleeves
But me cheri,e ii. .r.4.a.s.ry ana
.sesof . unaer.I9lhes for. conan .,...
keeps abreast ~ th. fashions mora
usslv 70 begin -. -f 4 can, t5nats..n ...ft
IA .orns d.lf.s-a ,,sfs of .fff- s.tt
uhfch vos v.o.Il he yerv 1ftefv "a, s..-
ign.ts A. tluhtsl places. on.sxhibitfaa
Elus pink green ana pale lavender
are fashionable tuts mi. nta~
shouya blaer b.salravs sraun..- fs--
lowing and .hs newest hing, are fi-fel
rel ana erIrfrr Or n,nst.rF .of,-
Altar the trats come, tbs corset
which II meant far v.ea- g.itn am T,,-
n5-. 1owa il very short q rne-e u. .a..,,,-
home band for = waist and which Id
keen oaee win the season ,not,ld =,
10 i...,iit-colored black blge srarle.
pale green or yellow matching the
tfgbts or nrettilv barmontling or com
trasring Win them Above the corset
i. uo~o 4 eor,e-.uofsr n me la6v i
,lepaer not otherwise The n-ettiesr
xai,tstbt< winter are of colsreI .l,.s.
-. ,.re5 albov sleaVes which ~o
,erv easily .nler .he frU. ni-tgress. "A
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

Empress Augusta. who had just rallied
from q severe attack q influenza, eX-
perienced a relapse Before sunday
night pneumonia had developed, and
the age and feebleness of the sufferer
precluded any hope OF recovery.
On Tuesday. when tie physicians an
nounced to tho royal family hst death
was imminent the sacrament was sd-
ministered. All day the bedside Of the
aged Empress was L scene u sorrow,
and the Emperor William. Crown Prince
William. Prince Frederick. tie Grand
Dukc and Duchess Of Baden were with
her until tie moment OF dissolution
At 4:40 O'Clock p. Il. the lowering q
the imperial fig ~ the palace told the
great crowds which had gathered IN the
nter der. Linden that tde grand Old
Empress had passed away. Az midnight
on Thursday the body was conveyed 20
the Schloss BY the Empress own regi-
mont. the Fourth Grenadicrs. the same
corps that has acted rs her bo1yguara
at Coblentz every Summer for many
years.
reet a. once so evcntlul and romantic as
that Of Augusta She w-s the daughter
Of Charles Frederick. Grand Duke 81
Saxe-W eimar. and was born in 1871. al a
period when that famous court was the
most distinguished ia Europe for lts
culture and ar, and when rho presence
OF Goethe. Schiller and a host - other
bright intellects made - Tire literary
center Of the age. Nolfeang Won
Goethe, the Primo Minister was then
almost at the zenith o. his fame
Among his poems is ono dedicated TO
the Princess Augusta with such sur
roundipgs, tho youthful Princess grow
up a clever, studious girl, but with a
strongly romantic strain. which her par
ents carefully strovc 10 subduo. She
had no pct accouplis lko tho
Emperor Fredcricl,. who is both painter
and sculptor. or like she talented Queen
Of Roumania. pho has redeemed tho re-
proach that royalty is almost incapable
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

rrrrr-- AUGUSTA VICTORIA.
% literary effort, bGt hcr aprrer aion
q arf a1c letters WIS tNfn en' fa'i.
3oTe od - bad Been the -ta's o'
hor 0ranefathor. l'Hfe Carl August fa
make Ne.mar center - cnfre sn1
fsshio1at t.e society aH1 ite iIil' c'lfl
7as ar resp |fn- ss ever
wa7 taat of Louis ta'crzo ftnf5
before
y ftr-o ~1e. - ro~r have declared p
hidden romance ln the $50 of tre dis
ting 9ae- .oosi0g i3t DOB uaiiIai
c.1 whom Prince VII eu ~ rru7eia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

ELABoRATE ETOUoU FOR \ TIA cow.
tion. wears a roso-col0red silk with a
broad Byron collar from the edges of
which a heavy fall Of lace reached
nearly 20 the waist The sleeves are
very fall. and are gathered at the waist
over wide frills of laae which almost
cover the hand At throat. sleeves and
collar are howiug knots Of ribbon.
Sometimes the night gown is made like
Judge flowing robe, sometimes it IS
girdled with = sash. ami sometimes i
has q f1ll Josephine waist with half
low neck and all She iullness shirred 20
the figure r.st below the bust with rib
bons which tie az the waist IN multi
tude OF ou utterly bows
More ana more money is spent On
undcrclotaiuE every vear and while
not cry body has yiod led 20 the craze
FOR color. it is seldom that a fuil or
elaborate oGtht is supplied which does
not routain some coiored pieces. There
are still women who prefer linen
o. silk. women rich enough % indulge
ia every whiu. and for them the most
exquisite webs are put on the market
Of Gne sheer grass linen which Is made
u0 simply and d1iu-iir. without ,ho sac
20 ei-i0gs touch ~ tae sewing machine.
Such gar erts a-o nearly aifays in-
ror.ed 20 feV American need e1voI1 en
have "a once or skin for the invisible
s-ft-linz Ihe trimming IS aIwavs
band a-a.- -ht embroidery and real
iares narrow but va.aahIe. for tl9
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

aow Wnhsi1as LasS fas shs PailsA f.rsK.-
ssss " Is DISCOVERIES sna F.,l@lSasa.-
Her sorrosfal fate A uau1Ls-
Marriage AZ CauFsnEDeS-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

BEEgs, Jan. IL The capital whioh
has not been out 81 moaruinE for sever
. yesrs. = again s41dered by TIE en-
traaoe 81 death into the royal pslaos
O. szt-f1-N January g. tte Dovager
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26


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oll OF ~
In loos' young brlce eh4is'e" a.
hign private Ut com pahy o. at-~eA1 .
oI when L. " McI arlahs' professor
O. maj u@'ies at mlaihl' was "a talh'
ana - ". ONehS' no" mem Der OF 'on-
gress from Newark hrst nc LtenanL
Inc regiment was sent 10 virginia ana
placed on guard da'y. The principal
feature OF thls duty was to guard the
garden truck patches OF rnrepentanI
rebels. Near the camp hvec typical
Southern gentleman named Johnson.
Mr.. James NJ. Johnson, by CAD sab.
as ne announced WREN he called at the
camp one day. lie had come TO com
plain that the boys were depredating
instead Of protecting his garden truck
If any man will come with a basket.
in the daytime, sab, SAID Mr.. John
son, when he had aired his grievances
70 the captain i shall certainty not
refuse HIM a lew potatoes oy Tad SIR.
Young Brlce hsd nearo that MIR.
Johnson who was an Oh gentleman
owned a library containing many rare
books. and this was his opportunity.
Ihe next day he appeared az tho
house with a basket remarked that ne
had come ike gentleman and asked
Tor some potatoes N.Y. Johnson sur
prlsed and then amused took him
down TO the potato patch The
!ads talk evidently pleased the Old
gentleman ana "hen me basket haa
oeen hlled- he said'
well now young man j. mere any
tang eIae' SAD In"t YOU "o"ld IAe-
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you take IT,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
BRICE AT COLLEGE
Good storiss og shs New Onio
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SORROW ~ PALACES.

Empress Augusta's Death Recalls
Princess Esa1-zivvins Romance
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

Ter. a-s sseoe N7r----s IN r sss's
toa o. g ~ a9-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

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