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ASSISTED RUSSIAN HEBREW IMM1anANrs.-
The superintendent Of immigration at Wash
ington has instructed the inspectors at the
ports Of New York and Boston to postpone fur
ther action in the matter Of the thirty Russian
Hebrews at the former port and eleven at the
latter who were refused permission to land
because they were assisted" immigrants, until
the department can make an Investigation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

TOBACCO STATISTICS OF VIRaINIA-The GEN.
sus Office has made public the tobacco statis-
tics Of Virginia, compiled by Prof. Thomas N.
Conrad under the direction Of Mr.. John HYDE.
special agent in charge Of the division of agri.
culture. The total number Of planters In the
state during the census year was "a ,034; the
total area devoted to tobacco, Ito, ,579 acres the
total product, 48, ,522, ,655 pounds, and the value
Of the crop to the producer, estimated on basis
of actual sales, "a, 1928 ,649.
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POSTAGE STAMPS. - Assistant Secretary
Spaulding has informed . New York firm that
the department perceives no reason for dis
eliminating between postage stamps imported
through the mails and any other class Of
printed matter, and says further that q. s.
postage stamps exported and returned will be
treated like any other domestic manufacture
under the same conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

ONE DISTRICT PATENT.-A patent has been
issued to William R. Kennedy of this city for 9
hand stamp.
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ILLINOIS MINING LAWA
Operators and Miners Want an Early De
cision in Regard 10 Them.

OperoeorS ana Ainers want an Eor1y Do
cisioa in Regard 10 Them.
DAKvnLE, LII, July 2l.-Both the miners
and operators in this vicinity seem determined
to force an early decision by the upper courts
regarding the mining laws passed BY the last
Legislature. L. spellman, who was . repre-
sentative, is also . coal operator He was
fined es0 by justice Of the peace yesterday
for running . truck store. Bpellman pays
his men cash and claims he has Q
right to run . store. He has taken
an appeal N. Kelly was also fined cas- for q
violation Of the gross weight bill Kelly paw
his men by the day and be viii appeal. AZ
Hillsboro' al the minors have quit work be-
cause the company has not yet complied With
the weekly payment law. 1t is not likely that
the strike win continue long. however, e both
sides are said TO be willing to Compromise.
The company has heretofore paid the men
every two weeka
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MOVEMENTS OF War VEssELs.-The Kearsarge
arrived at Portsmouth, N. H., and the Enter
prise at Boston yesterday. The Kearsarge is to
be repaired at Portsmouth and the Enterprise
is to go to Bar Harbor, where Secretary Tracy
will spend some weeks next month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Mr.. BLAINE's RETURN.-The date fixed fo1
the return OF Secretary Blaine to Washington,
according to the latest announcements from
Bar Harbor, is September 10.
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SECRETARY FOSTER will leave Washington TO-
night for Cape May. He will be gone all the
week.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon James G..
Field has been ordered to duty in the bureau
OF medicine and surgery; Assistant Surgeon
James 8. Hope, to the receiving ship Franklin.
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The FIRST CATALOGUE OF TITLE ENTRIES

The FIRST CATALOGUE OF TITLE ENrR1Es.-
The Treasury Department today sent out its
first catalogue of title entries issued under the
new copyright law. which stipulates that a copy
of all copyright titles entered at the congress
sional library shall be sent weekly to collectors
of customs, postmasters receiving foreign mails
and private subscribers. The last named class
is entitled under the law to copies of the lists
on the payment of S5 per annum.
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~~TELEPHONE CALL S43-2
BRIEF WORK! BRIEF WORKN
90 cents page. over ten pages, S5c.
JOHN i. SHERRY.
Printer and Engraver,
iyl8 623 d st. =. ".
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ARMY OnDEna-Lieut. Bullock, fourth cav
airy, upon the expiration Of his leave, will re-
Join the seventh cavalry at Fort Riley, Kaus.,
and remain on duty with that regiment until
further orders. Leave Of absence for two
months, from September 1, 1891, 10 granted
Second Lieutenant George B. Davis, twenty
third infantry. Leave Of absence for two
months on surgeons certificate Of disability,
to take effect upon the return Of Capt. VIM. ii,
Corbusier, assistant surgeon, to duty at Fort
Wayne, Mich, is granted Maj. Henry r. Tilton,
surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

CHICAGO, July H.-Jimmy Mccormick, The
pugilist, reported 10 have been killed in . prize
light In Iron county, Mich, and for whose
death three mon are said TO be under srrrst
turned up in Chicago alive and With scarcely 8
bruise. He thinks the rumor Of his death
grew out Of false reports Of Q row over
dtviaton of The receipts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

1ennsssss's Dsesu1ting frsasarsr Ca1ghG
CrrI or HExloo. July 2l--wn. b. Pope, the
defaulting state trsasursr of Tsnnsssss. has
been arrested In this city and b held by TIE
police, awaiting ~ ac(ioa g ths Tsnnsssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

- MR.. DAVID LANG AND WILLIAM
WANNAN
Have this 9th of July. 1917 day entered into
under the hrm name Of LAING 4
wANNAN. and will be glad to friends
and others In giving estimates all kinds of stone
work. Yard. y. J. ave-. Sd and sts. W. Jy1S:,t'
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.s1a CUT IN PRICES.
Boys Long Pants Suits. from 14to
20 years Of age inclusive.
Every suit right up to the notch.
The regular retail price of these
Splendid Suits ranged from e10 to
Sl6. now you get them for ons-hslf.
IS to ss.
LITTLE SUITS. LITTLE PRICES.
30 little in fact that the amount "
scarce worth considering.
We are selling Children's Suits
from e.. 50 to e. worth % and O.
Sizes 9. o. 10 and Ii.
A. W. FRANCIS.
Successor 10 Noah Walker 3 Co..
Gas Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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- GAS sTovEs-BoTTOM PRICES.
O. A. MUDDIMAN. Ga 10TH ST.
js24-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

ASSISTANT SECRETARY CRoUNsB left Wash.
ington last evening for q weeks outing along
the st. Lawrence river.
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DRAwBAcK ON REFINED DSuaAa.-Assistant Sec
retary spsulding has informed the collector Of
customs at New York that for sugar refined
from imported sugar on which duties have
been paid at the rates prescribed by the tariff
act Of March 8. 1883, used in the manufacture
Of confectionery exported under proper en-
tries, and for which no rate Of drawback has
been established, drawback will be allowed at
the following rates, subject to the legal deduc-
ton Of I per cent: For sugar granulated and
stove dried. e2.60 per 100 pounds; for sugar
undried above No. 20, d. g., e2.2S per 100
pounds;for sugar No. 20; D. 8. and below, e1.64
per 400 pounds.
SuccEssTuL ExAnNHns-Acting Secretary
Chandler today appointed the following ng-named
principal examiners in the patent Office to All
The positions created by the last Congress:
Arthur P. Greeley Of New Hampshire and Jas.
B. Littlewood Of Illinois. These appointments
are based upon the examination recently held
Of first assistant exAminsrs and involve the pro-
motion In both cases from the grade Of 1rst
assistant at 1850 70 principal sxaminsr at
t2soo.
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THE coNMrrTEE MAKES IT'S REPoRr-MR. HAYES
ASSERTIONS REGARDING INK usEp-A coMprr-
TIVE TEST AND HOW IT TURNED our-orHER
MATERIALS.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $lS6, 1857; customs, $2SS, 1902.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
RETrEk THAN sTOCks OF D(-LoTs. 4c1
sEE SPECIAL NOTICE. or SPRING LAKE PAkK
sALE N20-tr
~ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
or wASHISGr ron
". Z. COR 18th 81. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act Of Congress
January ~. 1857.
Reorsanized un.ler act Congress October 1, $500
Trabsacts the business ofa
TRUST COMPANY
In ali its various branches.
Also the business ofa
SAVINGS BANK
And o:a
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Acts as e1ecutor administrator guardian of the es
tstes Of minors. committee Of the estates of lunats
receiver. assignee and any and every
disruption.
Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
Loans money upon real estate and collateral secur-
iy.
sells hrst-elass real estate and other securities
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of VALE.
ABLks upon deposit In capacious storage vaults Of
unsurpassed dryness and security.
Small safes for rent from Is to sl25 per annum.
Omce hours-Da.ly from g. m. TO 4 D. m, and until
StnerNlse ordered. In addition to the regular otce
Lours. until . o. clock p IL. as follows
VI tie 18th day each month
On the last bus Dess day Of each month.
Or the nrsf. second and third days Of each month
(suDd4ys xcepted).
yhsn he 18th falls on Sunday the 18th day viii bs
substituted
Management.
PresidenI,
BENJAMIN Z. SNYDER.
Vice Presidents,
CHARLES {. GLOVER First
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON. Second.
Treasurer,
L FRANCIS RIGGS.
ALBERT I. sTT1fEvANr.
Directors:
Bsnta1fn p. Snyder. Zsnzs C. Robbins,
Albert l. sturtsyznr, Andrew WyIle
SvoTe D. Plant. Matthew u. Emery,
Leps ClsfhAne, Charles A James.
Henry A. NtlArf. h. Francis HixVs
James N Johnston. Charles O. Glover.
= hoes Ferry. John q. Parke,
IhonAs hyds, John T. Rodgers,
Ols William L Clark.
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MR.. BLAINE AND THE PRESIDENCY.
It 10 Said That He Prefers to Remain at the
Head of the State Department

THE PRESIDENT REPORTED As HAVING A
THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF THE sIruA-
TIoN-MR. BLAINE REPRESENTED As HAVING
ABANDONED ANY IDEA OF BEING cANDI-
DATE IN 1S92-Hn DEVOTION TO HIS ToREIaN
POLICY.
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@ ar. selling
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. 17c. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. e. 75 DOZEN
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE
With Spring Hinges. Hook and Eye and Knob. s1ssch
. Fl. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE
With Couplings and Paten. Nozzle. e2 each
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c. EACH.
A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. %. 75
sQUART ICE CREAM FREEZER s1.35 EACH
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
Per 100 square feet CO.
SEARS SPECIAL RACKETs. s4.3a.
BARBER ross.
COR. 11TH AND SIS. NV,
Opposite Boston Dry Goods Store sp7Am
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
EsL Q; o. ,F.-TBE ANNUAL SESSION OF
sna Stss, s, nsa9 4 oc v aeOn of
aoat Josp JpIsi1Ri BURRoTGss. Grand SI2s1 Serbs.
K~sC0TTIsH RITE.-MITHRAs LODGE OF
e'Gn en TtEsbR E s: s 81 JsyIs 5ay m
jyso-ss - -'- ~ A. II. HOLT. 800. Secretary.
E~ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
ssn. u,rsTy meeting Of this society will be
Otherwise they must be yoTehsd s0E y she
Jw HARsHA. Secretary. ri A' jy.o-at
~HALL OF FATHER MATHEW TOTAL
- abstinence sSeie'%y; % - Ths rN twenty h., Inrs.
Angus. 5. and peies.;es from ali parts Of the Ii.
cos'risation. % 70 ssp ds;rsy expense. may b. made
to PAN R. a. ,r.s'ursr &c ~ rssevnF .s teller Lin
mi,,e.; John posesIsy President I, so2 New Jersey
ss csPs JOHN hssn
PA 4th southeast: prank MeQuade 1872 9TH st.
R%sy s :rss, ssIsss Mis- Miss
ss ss gsa aSd ysss %s'
E~FLINrILrTH1c PAVEMENT CO.. FOR
soT. .urr ssrs cellar Md
spse,asy plain and orna%en,,l and .dsmsnt plaster.
ing dOne cears 60 AND All masonry work done
and estimates furnishSd on APPLICATION ". Ii.
BREES CO., 2l20 Pa. ave-, Washington. d. C.
l53 and 15o 3. Water st.. Chicago. Ill. jyi5-Im.
FeTHERE IS no DANGER
~ In using MODERN GAS STOVE of the
serious accidents that oftsn with other stoves
Call and look o our
SUN DIAL,
GILT EDGE,
ECLIPSE and
RELIABLE
my1et WARRINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIHE MLABERs or 1HE DISTRICT
49, Volunlssr who served in the late from
Ayr! 10 July, lSl tbs widows representatives Of
tho-e have sine died are requested to call at az
10Th ct n ". between the hours of aud o'clock
any day from July 10Th the 9th Gin. .lusive)
lspt CUISINE concerning the bill before Congress
granting q bounty and paying them for the rost of
teir pnIenr, uniforms. SC while in the service.
JOHN ". BhAI IBERKl, e1-oficio chairman com
mittee. NJ b GOEhAN, Secretary. Committee
Geo " McIlfresh. louis Clements. Edward j. Lynch,
J. p Smith. Theodore l. Lamb iyl6-st.
R@CAUTION.- wHELESs ELECTRIC
- Railway Company hereby cautions tie public
that 10 the owner Of all existing patents the
Nhs underground and overhead sy stem. and that
other company person has the risht to build
operate roeds in socordtnce with this system. This
notice vsn In view Of the fact that certain
claiming ~ bs the purchasers Of certain charter
PRIVILEGES sa 10 bs asserting their infention to
build TYad on .Eis system commencing in the Dis
p. =. MERRILL, Jr.. Secretary.
y1eN. The whe,es Electric Railway Company.
@~wAsHlSaToN SAFE DEPOSIT Co.,
sl6 AND o1s PA AVE. NV.
ToRA6R FOB FURNITURE, CLOTH
INC. SILVER AND vALUABLES OF
ALL KINDS. PRICES MODERATE
BOXES. %, $50 AND UPWARD.
HI62m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


K@SaMAsoNIC:.A SPECIAL CoMMUNICA-
Z. A. a. VI. viii be held at Masonic Temple WEDNEs-
ESlposs e .sndins the & our late sr%,hsr
Thomas 6 Evans. lchmond Lodge, No. 23o. Phila-
fis"'A' IL fA' 0' ' WI s a V" dhTiLEY. Secretary.
0SI AM NOwPREPARED AT ANY HOUR TO
- show the lots and house / have from my
northeast othos. Suit your convenence as e time.
ofices. Kellogg building,
ly2l eoh' 18th and SITS. ne.
K<sHAvE YOUR Eye
BYRON s. ADAMS.
Printer,
&c 11th st. NV.
Good work at low prices. jy21
VFvERY MAN WHOSE LIFE OR TIME Is
protection against loss OF either BY carrying
fun PoS % the NsM ors
Ihe Fate. are low the contract plain and definite, the
lyai .!In'' sure ii Th9Mas t i THOMAS. es7 Est
E~coME IN AND TALK PIANO WITH Us
and get the bsnsft of our practical expert
ence and knowledge of the art Of piano max
ing. We giving some great bargains
Just now in new pianos Of hsh-class makers.
If your present piano doesn't suit you trade
1t with US. Terms to suit.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE.
The Leading Piano House,
,y11-1m e13 Pennsylvanis ave
K&sTHIs Is THE LAST OF THEM.
We nave Jus, received from the factory 11s dozen
more Mems Outing Shirts. In satteens percalines,
Sd aSh o
and marked them So cents-renisnber you get your
choice Tor S esnsnsy are positively fast colors and
Our sa Malras and cheviot Shirts now sl so.
our Is fsatasr S weish. an Madras SHIFTS now
This is the ghtest coolest shirt made (weight 81
II dozen Black sa.een Shirts. with white dots and
rings were g. nSS SS5SfREs 81 fSF q bR1vE Il
33 dozen Plain and Fancy Night Shirts, tina. are
inches ons are made M fu in the body and We have
Ask to see the Sc Plsated Bosom Shirt
HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS,
Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory,
r,,rRv ssis II s%as:lsn 3 S'4 m st. and d
RSDR, M. II. DAvITT. VS., WILL ATTEND
- to AZ calls during the absence OF A. w swsd-
K~AN UPTOWN AUCTION HOUSE.
The auction house of Latimer Sloan, 14oo st. is
In the business center and destined be great
tion mart OF the city Their success since opening
experienced men in the business and evsrytRinx re
Ating to the business has their personal and careful
personal effects could not place them in safer hands
Nl6-eo2w
R~CAUTION.-wISH ALL OF OUR MA
~ chimes TO give the highest degree OF satisfac-
ton. we particularly caution those having old Of
our make assins allowing them to be adjusted else
able charses if any, made. Orders by postal viii
n WHEELER WILSON MFG, CO..
my26-t. th.str 49, 9Th st NV.
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byexper1enced men. iyl0-2w
.E~uNRARALLELED SPECIAL OFFER.
1 offer my entire stock Of AMERICAN
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. GOLD CHAINS,
RINGS. EAR RINGS, LADIES' BREAST
PINS. BRACELETS. SCARF PINS.
CLOCKS AND SlLVERWARE at a special
discount of 20 PER CENT FOR CASH. fos
sshort time only. Goods marked in fLAIN
FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
A. L. sALTZsTEfN. JR..
MANUFACTURING JKwKLER,
tyl3-3n b0o 7th st. NV.
R~DR. GUSTAyTs R. BROWN. DENTIST,
bridgs work porcelain enamel filling. painless e1trsc-
tions by the use OF nitrous oxide. jy15-lm'
K~NOrICE In CONSEQUENCE OF THE
sIy now ocegpisd oy Us tOr the new post ose build
hereby hoihed 70 the same before the 1ss
OF August faos 4 3 bo@L1se bsSa SON. Auc.sOne.r.
ty3-lm Cor. 1lth st. and Penna. ave.
K~Dk 6: v: MeSAUeaToN. DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge WORK a speciality. je29-1m.
6~Dk. c. l. ANDERSON. DENTIST.
~ Has removed to
1904 ii st. NV,
je22-1m' Opposite the Shoreham.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 = ST.
ASSETS. sI.225. 274.1s
The 21st issue Of stock open for subscription and
payment. shares are o.. so per month
Office hours from s o IN to 4 80 p. IN. daily. On the
first Wednesday Of each month the ONCE will be open
from to O'Clock .. m. Advances made promptly
at Z O'Clock.
Pamphlets and Information concerning the object
and advantages OF the ASSOCIATION furnished upon
application af the Office.
THos. soMERvILLE. Prest
JOHN JOY EDsON. Secretary je5-2m
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<CoLLARs AND DCCFTs-wHEN
soiled send for one Of our wagons
70 call for them
TOLNAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
fsl TO 40 c st. NV.
Wsfurniah postal cards for the
purpose Nl6-8ln
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involved in the investigation with which 1t il
charged, the committee has pursued its in
Quiries with the utmost thoroughness, seeking
BY personal inspection of materials and meth
tial analysis Of the testimony adduced, to
ascertain the facts and the truth regarding the
subject under consideration. The conflicting
testimony Of the plate printers, who are nat
urally influenced BY prejudice and self-inter-
est inspired by the factional differences grow
ing out Of the unfortunate attitude Of the
Knights Of Labor toward the chief Of the
bureau, has rendered the task Of the
committee q most difficult and perplexing
one. A careful perush Of the testimony
Of the materials furnished by the bureau
IL limited to thoss opposed to the present sd-
ministration Of the bureau, while the evidence
Of nearly all of those not in sympathy with the
charges 10 Of an opposite nature. From the
evidence taken and from personal inspection
the committee is Of the opinion that, with the
exception Of the face blankets, the materials
are Of the highest grade obtainabls and are
those best adapted for the use OF the govern
ment."
THI BI.ANKIr QUESTION.
The committee goes into brief discussion
Of the merits Of the two blankets and continues:
''In the opinion Of the committee the Glider
sleeve blanket Il Of finer quality than that
now used, and its resdoption would, 1t is be-
ievsd. give greater satisfaction to the printers,
removing their most serious cause FOR COM
plaint and. considering its greater durability,
would in the end cost very little more than the
blanket now used.
'sIhs system employed in the bureau neces-
aarily imposes upon the various superin-
tendents the responsibility for properly con-
Quoting the details Of the work, ana upon their
vigilance and zeal must depend largely the
uniformity and excellence of the work exc
euted. The defects discovered BY the commit
tee in the burning Of oil and washing Of rags,
which could easily have been prevented, sue.
gest the propristy Of exacting from these ON
cials clossF supervision of these important
detAils."
The report b datsd Juas 10, lsel.
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RfI Is A PROVEN TACT
Ths, carry the LARdEsT handsomess
Api naors ccmplstss TOcK Of AMERICAN WATCHES
- this city. silsls call ct stores viii convince
you tLst my fRlCES are as Low . any fIst-elsss
hovss N the UNITED STATES TINE CEkTlEI-
CATkS given with AL nrstclass WATCHES
A L. sALTZsTEIN. Jr..
Manufacturing Jsvelsr,
SOS 7th st. n
Branch co., Main and CRANKY S., Norfolk, Va
rySs5u
E~TQ TOURISTS AND THOSE CQNIEM:
~ riat.r-K European voyaee We would direct
Attention % our TRAY srs Outhttrnx Dsp.rtpsnt."
Gntainine Steamer Irunks. LADIES' Dress TrunkA
f.skst 1I1x.ks, Sole Is.thsr Trunks. 1ilht-wseht
Ir1nks, Rss Al&fs.or Bars. eiads:ore bsgs. Dress
SUIT Cssse. IcretCssss, Canvas Extension Cases sof
GesusR rugs AM extra wrape-tn All An extern
eive assortusnt qf English and American steamer
GrSs and ehAvls Tor railway travel, in plaids and
stripes. from e3 &c BIS each For the convenience Of
cur patrons We viii mark and deliver Steamer Chairs
board steamer sailing from New York. Boston,
lhilAcelphlA or Baltimore free Of charge.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
my.33n lOth. llth and sts. ".
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-22
TIT FANG

body. And here's the cranberry sauce and
here's the mince pie. I daresay 1t isn't ~
good az yours; but I want You to taste
mine. Oh! and here are some nuts for the
children. I thought the noisefof cracking
them might be bad for their father. You
came as near losing it all. though, as four
pence to a groat; for Jane was sure she
heard q stealthy step outside the pantry
window as she opened. the door. But i
any one really had taken it ! should Just
have brought you mineH' And then she
stopped for breath. .,s
Brought them hersl Tom felt as if he
could Qroyel in the dust. He said to him
self that the others might eat that turkey.
but a morsel Of it would choke him. He
would do penance for his sins; be would not
touch it. He went home with Mrs. Twum-
bly,; and at her door she stopped and kissed
him. 'I'd just die for her, I wouldH' cried
Tom, as he ran up hill, butfetinf the wind
in his face, and without a thought Of an.
evil spirit abroad iii the night. she's a
good Samaritan = his mother was saying ns
he re-entered, just starting to put the biR
basket away. but I would do as much for
her if things vera the other way; and she
knows 1t. And it'd a very tempting turkey
And avery tempting turkey Tom found
il next day at dinner, and he found, TOO,
ample reason for Il silent Thanksgiving III
his own little heart that it had not been
tempting enough to make a thief and a liar
of his fathers and his mothers only son.
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