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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-10
HUMOROUS.

"A saloon-keeper says the letters
w. c. T. U. mean "women constantly
torment U.s."
-"Have you ever stopped to con-
slider what is the chief end of our ex-
istence on this mundane spherep"
asked the solemn old gentleman with
the shining garb. Dividend" replied
the oil speculator.-Terre Haute Ex-
press.
First Robber - "Tve found the
dress the lady Of the house does her
shopping in. I suppose her purse is
in the pocket Second Robber-
Then we II have to take the dress
with US We can hunt for the pocket
whom we have Il whole day to spare.
First Member (sewing society,"
'Dear me! Here we've been talking
for three hours and haven't got to
sewing yet" Second Member-"Sew-
ing? What sewingP" Third Mem
ber-"Why, sewing societies ought to
sew. you know" The president
Ladies. owing to the lateness of the
hour the Sewing Society for the
Ameiioration Of the Heather will now
adjourn. IN. Y. Weekly.
Country Magistrate (genially. to
complainanO-"Oh. boys will be boys!
wouldn't prosecute EN-. if was you.
That cut over y'r eye will soon heal.
and ye know they wouldn't ~ stoned
ye if ye hadn't got mad when they
sassed ye. Jest remember ye was a
boy once y'rself. and Magistrates
Wife Crushing in)-"Silus! Silas!
Them boys is in our orchard ag'inr'
Magistrate (darting )-''Consarn
'emi Who~o'- ~" ~I.,-+~-.,., 81 D,ol,
Parchment Axle.6ox Bearings.
It is said that experiments have re-
Gently been made on Prnssian rail-
ways with nxIe-boxeS fitted with bear
ings of vegetable parchment IN place
OF brass. The parchment is strongly
compressed before being used, and it
Is thorough v dried TO prevent subse.
quent shrinlIage. An emulsion OF
water and oil, any of the mineral oils,
Is used as lubricant. The parchmens
soon becomes impregnated with oil,
and Is abe to go ~ long time without
q renewal OF lubrication. II is between
the oody 0f the journal and the thin
edge or the parchment Geemcnts that
friction takes p ace. The claim is
made that the compressed paper bear
tngS make IL tough male inl that is
superior to metal. ~ Y lost
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-10

Leaves Elko every morning at 7:30
o'clock.
Arrives from Tusonrora every even
ing in time to connect with Express
trains going both East and West.
OlIice next door 10 tho INDEPgHD-
E1rR oftioe. -,
G. p. HOLLAND, Agent
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NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Webb e. Hayes, son of II. B Hayes Of Ere
mont, o., lives In Cleveland, where he IL rated
~ business man OF great capacity aud intcg-
rity.
Count licplechi Won Bluchcr reached New
York from Chicago the other day, after having
been unsuccessful in making a fortune In
America, lie II u descendant OF the historical
blucher ana has an Income of few thousands
year.
Lawrence Bauett's life was Insured for
SlOO,OOO, II Il said Ills estate Is worth S2DJ,-
WO more.
Mrs. General Grant lives in the beautiful
house presented to her husband, surrounded
by comfort and luxury Her maid acts ~
Gnanuensi7 ard reader for the autobiography
Mis-. Grant IL slowly preparing Mrs. Grants
cycsight ~ very poor and has always been,
ftsidcs the maid, the meuage includes an
English butler aud two servants
Lieutenant Willoughby Wake Second Ar
iillery, in charge Ot the chemical department
Of the Artillery School at Fortress Monroe hal
arranged 10 give an experimental lecture ON
explosives last Thursday evening for the ben.
eft OF The Young Mems Christian Association,
hui unfortunately he was confined 10 his quar-
lers by an attack OF grippe, and the lecture has
been postponed until next week,
A somewhat remarkable divorce case has
lusi been concluded by the Rhode Island
courts. The applicant for the divorce i the
daughter OF Bishop Littlelohn OF the Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF Long leland,
The National Association Of Democratic
Clubs Hon. William l.. Wilson Of West Nlr-
ginia, chairman Of tho executive committee,
suggests The general celebration OF the birth.
day of Thomas Jenerson-April q. $. or
Aprii l3 n. S.--by the Democratic societies OF
the United States.
Miss Sackett 0f Washington, daughter OF the
lato inspeCtOr-Gcnernl Sackctt, arrived NJ
Fortress Monroe Monday ON a visit, and is the
guest of Miss Carrie story of the garrison.
senator Wilson of Maryland, who died the
other day, was very kind to % poor widow
She had pretty daughter, about whose clu
cation she often consulted Judge Wilson, and
left her Gifairs In hle hanCs when she died, just
~ her daughter was grown mp, He settled ul
the small estate and advised tht daughter ns Z,
Z hrr plans. These plane were very iudlcilus
hui were all broken mp hy the Judge himself
WHO lcll ia love with the pretty daughter aul
married hCr-a regular Maud Muller case.
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rELEGRAPHIc NEWS DRIEFED.

Three New Workers have arranged FOR
driving match from New York 20 Albany.
Philadclphians are apprehensive of bad mu
uicipal appointments nv their new mayor.
Eighty Indians have arrived in Philadelphia
on their way to Europe to Join Buffalo Bill.
James Hughes, one of the labor leaders in
dictcd for conspiracy at Rochester, n. y, will
go there TO stand trial.
Michael Davltt hRs been recommended by
the McCarthyites M the Irish representative
on the British labor question.
The British Government has sent testlmo-
mails to the officers and crew OF the steamer
Pennsylvania for rescue at sea.
Russian newspapers declare that the murder
OF the Bulgarian Minister OF Finance is proof
thar II IL necessary for the European powers To
interfere In Bulgaria
Nine Thousand square feet OF land have been
purchased 10 the business centre OF Paris,
upon which the Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation OF that city win erect a building.
Active measures are being taken to develop
the New York militia. Among the new fea
lures are signal corps, naval reserve and Il
proposed artillery battery for sea coast drill,
In the New Haven Railroad car-stoyc case
Judge Fitzgerald, In New York, yesterday held
that railroad directors can be held criminally
liable for accidents due 10 violation Of d
statute.
Emory Livemore, cousin OF Hannibal
Hamlin, died IN Carthage Mo. on the 2Itl
inst, aged 81. lie was born In Maine, and had
been an editor and bOokkcepcr. He was buried
In ST. Louis.
At Manpur, Province OF Assam, India, the
camp Of tho British CHIEF Commissioner O
Assam, who had summoned number or chief
for conference, was attacked by tribesmen
ana many persons were killed.
Miss Geraldine umar, the American singer
was married In London 10 Mr. Ivan CarYll,
belgian musical composer and leader OF th,
orchestra M the Lyric Theatre, London, where
Miss lmar was the prima donna.
Mr.. James j. O'Kclly, agent Of Mr.. Paruell
| Is quoted ~ saying at Chicago last night tha
| hc had secured financial md personal plcdgc
| TO the cause uf MIR. parncll from John Fitz
| gerald, president Of the Irish National Leagu
| az America, aud many other representative
! men Of the West.
The Rev, francis N, j, Craft, the Romal
| Catholic mi-rlunary who predicted the rcccn
! Indian troubles, aud who was himself shot q
! the fight ut Wounded kuoc, South Dakota, ha
| written letter to Providence, Il. t., -ayiu
| that the causes OF the trouble -till exist, an
| that the only way 10 settle II Il to transfer IN
Indians 10 the War Department. II the Indian
are TO he further robbed and abused by pol
ticiaus he -ays there viii he another war
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
BACK FROM BERMuDA.
Hon. Fred Dubois Avoids Politics and
Tails of Personnl PIensmrc.

Hon. Fred Dubois Avoids Politics and
Talks of Personal Pleasure.
Hon. Fred Dubois of Idaho is stopping
at his old quarters on Thirteenth street.
He has Just returned from pleas
IRE trip to Bermuda and is looking as
brown as a Spaniard,
81 have nothing to say about my
chances for admission into the Senate,
rem arked Mr.. Dubois II presume the
Senate Committee on Elections will settle
that, and am at loss to know how the
issue can he clarified by newspaper in
terview. The Senate Committee has all
the facts in the ease and am content to
let that tribunal settle it. You can say, if
you desirc,n he smilingly added, "that
was sea-siCk all the way down to Bermuda,
but tackled the ships provender in great
shape on the return voyage.
Bermuda" he adds, "is a great coun-
try, not so big as this, but all the same q
great island. We saw the Cold Stream
Guards of London, the mutinous regiment,
parade while we We're there and we
smoked and loafed in swell STYLE No
newspapers, no letters, no kilograms, no
politics. no nothing to disturb our
quietude or rest. Oh, it's a dandy island
and you should run down there and spend
a season."
Mr.. Clagett who claims to have a call
ON the Senatorial togo first voted to the
Dubois. is still in the city. and is a guest
at the Lincoln Flats, corner of Tenth and
and III streets.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
DlCHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
HI COMPANY.
SrnrnrIEIN ErFrcr MAncn %. 1

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 20, 1891.
All trains leave and arrive at Pennsylvania
passenger station, Washington, d. G.
$50 .. m.-Daily for Culpeper, Gharlottcs-
VILE, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville,
Greensboro, Raleigh, Asheyille, Charlotte, Co
lumbia, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Birming.
California, Pullman Sleeper New York 10 At
lanta and Pullman sleeper Atlanta to New Or
leans. Pullman S.ceper Danville via COlum-
bia and Augusta 10 Macon; connects at Lynch
burg with Norfolk and Western Railroad for
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
the Southwest.
1910 p. m.-Dally, Washington and SOUTH
westem Nestibuled Limited, between Wash
ington and Atlanta, composed entirely OF Pail
man cars, on which an extra rate OF fare is
charged: arrives Atlanta q. IN. second day,
Consult time table for stops
$50 u. m. and 2:2G p. m.-Daily, except sun
day. for Manassas Strasburg and interme-
diate stations.
1875 p M Daily, runs to Lynchburg; carry
ing Pullman sleeper to Memphis via Lynch-
burg and Bristol.
1900 p. m.-Southern Express daily Tor
Lnchburg, Danyille, Raleigh, AsheYille, Char
lotto, Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Atlanta,
Montgomery New Orleans, Texas and CALI
lomia Pullman Nestibule Car Washington to
New Orleans yla. Atlanta and Montgomery
Pullman Sleeper New York and Washington -
Ashoyille and Hot Spriugs, n. g., via salisbury.
Also Washington to Augusta via Charlotte and
Columbia
Trains on Washington and Ohio division
leave Washington $500 a, m. daily, G;25 p. IA.
daily and I:l1 p. m. daily, except Sunday: re-
turning arrive Washington 500 q. m, and D. Is
p. m. daily and i:0l a. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte,
Danyille and Lynclburg arrive in Washington
G:j3 n. M, lo25 a. m. aud S55 p. m; Via E at
Tennessee, Bristol and Lynchburg at 3;0l p.
N, and 500 p M Strasburg local at lO'ii a, m.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations and infOr-
nation furnished and baggage checked ~ Of
fec 1900 Pcnu-yNmia avenue, aud ~ pas-cn.
ger station, Pennsylvania Railroad, sixth and
Is streets.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Agent.
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EDITORIAL PERSONALS.

Norl, Ou thc Grant monument I'm Sew York
he finished thc Lord ou'Y knows -Ns'o OyitoWs
NfH0
y l- understood that General Palmer will
take part ia tnc municipal luy1,s iu chicago,
ana VIII -uptult Crcgier FOR the m ty3rIity. IN
that cycut II r. expected that Strectrr aui rsl.
hyncrk win c-puuse thc cause of Carter Ha.-
n,-haUs0Y tity Si0r.
Another uulrU ant feature win br a!leI ~
lic ln the White House ID aIl the yomg hlopl,
OF Washington giliiCfod with James. .lnWbs and
Inspired uy the spirit of AudrCW JlAuspl Join
m ihc cuult of ambitious Democratic -rltrt
men lu "hreak intO thar elNcr. S. Ppi
F,nata Plog,
Wmtherwil stephen A. Douglas, ir. drlft
when hc discovers thut there b. nothing IN h,-
Hpu-iasy tu thr ltopuhIic3u party The mouth
iugs of ihis particular gentleman at this pG"
tlcular time are particularly pitiablc Having
been grUrO -inuHl Democrat from vanity, hf
i- nov y prO'c- iourl Republican from piQun
llis father Wu- % small man With big Intel
icctuui-; he himself i- big mGu With small
iucllcciuals, and he is interesting only iu thH
Way and tu lho cEtcut that % swll.fcd p0gkei
cscItc- attention go q county fair ttcago
N0rs
For be llst time ia its history the Authors
club VIII ihls Wrch permit women 90 h1 pref
eng rt otc Of iis receptions. 10 ls 90 last to
hold ladies' night. and has invited, besides
t1c WiVCH oi members, am me literary WDmr D
in thc country whose work m such aa would
TtIdgY them eligible % momberslip lf thcy
were men. -Ato iofk H0Tld.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
The Hammond Meetings.

Rev. Il. Payson Hammond, the evan
gelist, began his noon meetings at st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, Eleventh and II,
to-day. The rain did not seem to dampen
the spirits of those present. Rev. George
Elliott of Foundry Church and Rev. Dr.
Domer Of St.. Pauls Joined with DR..
Hammond in discussing the question
how young "little children" can become
Christians, and encouraging reports were
received from the meeting at Foundry
Church yesterday afternoon. IL was ar
ranged that the meetings at st. Paurs
Church hereafter begin at 1880 and con-
tinue until 1880 for the convenience of
Department employees. Several volun-
teercd TO go to the public schools and in
vite the children 10 attend the meeting at
Foundry Church 1 oclOck
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WyOIoiuoa--H II, G.. Howell, Philadelphia;
&. Berkeley, Richmond, Va; Edward J.. Sharp,
Boston: w g.. NJ. Thomas, Chattanooga; j.
w. Johnston, birmingham, AluS J. W. Braun
stein, Cincinnnti If, NJ. Msrher and wife,
Mcridcn, Conn
Noti01dl-O. r. Whithur-t, Rnanoke, Va;
W, H. F0sscl Philadelphia, f. W. Brown,
thorlestoWn, W. Va; william Pauncrmau,
Dayton, Onto; LJ. Young, Aurora H.; W.
a. Deyis, Boston.
ST. ,l1Wts- George H. Bacon aud j. u.
Clarke, Ncw \ orN Walter ncaur Cambridge,
MH--.; George Williams ANA wife, PhilHdel-
phio' i u; Grocn, Boston; a., Kelly Ierre
lautc, Ind,
n llWUids-W H. Wmlwell, Boston, H. G..
DaHls and j. b Dickson, New York; y, Snow
tu iiWriCs. BmlmWtOu. - D.: * Arusteiu.
Omaha, Nch; Peter Mclarcu, Perth, CMNda;
II. Askin, McCaull Opera Company.
lloimhga- Edward q. Bartlett, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Parkinson, Cincinnati
Iyiu0toa Lawrence Jacob q. f.. RusseU
NcH York. Thomas II Taylor Philadelphia
John u. tleybors Helene, Mont; y. IL lum
bard, Boston; u, n. Morrison, IMMORAL Point
o.; Charles NJ, Brown, PitisburF
RUIN. W, II. Gillette, kingston, y. T.; G.
", spgldng and wife, Monroe, Mich: james
I, fuyd Grccu-hOrO, y, Ct r. l., Sllde, h. d
Bunks, Norfolk, Va; G.. W. BRYAN, Wllmin-.
ron Dell n. q. Wir', Boston
Hot,i JOhDsoi W. g. AAyth, New York; r.
u. Miller. Charlton Heights, MD. Charles "
Miiier, trcdrricMburg. Mo- Victor Levin
Philadelphia William Mott, Wilmington, De,
For pueold Berkeley go TO Tharp's, sis
i street northwest
tFr b,
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
A Chauce for an EntymoIoeIst.

An examination will be held at the
rooms of the Civil Service Commission on
April 10 to fill vacancy in the position
of assistant cntymologist in the Division of
Entymulogy, Department of Agriculture.
The requirements are thorough knowl-
edge of systematic aud economic enty-
mology, an acquaintance with the best
methods of mounting and arranging in
sects, some knowledge of French and Ger
man, an acquaintance with the Use of the
reader and ability to write and correct
English Only males will he examined
The salary Of the position is 81 400 per an
mum. Blank forms Of applications may
be obtained of the Commission.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
SILK WORKERS CoMpLAINING.
Low Wages and "a Suffering Industry
Despite High TariT.

D'NpAAN ~ hhilh
PATERSON, y. j., March 3l.--The quar-
tcrly convention of the United silk
Workers of America which has just
ended at Attention. Pa. was presided
over by District Master Workman Emil
Kaminski Of this city. The following
resolutions were adopted;
whereas the silk industry despite the high
protective tarin, Is ut present IN most de
piurable condition, wages being so low that
skilled operatives are seeking other Occupa-
tions, and in view " the fuct that since 1852
the wages Of ribhon-wcaycrs have been re-
duCcd - per cent, he 10
RCSOiytd, That the united silk workers op-
peal to the friends of American labor not to
purchase silk fabrics OF foreign manufacture
which arc actually inferior to those made here;
and ne Il further
Rts0ired That in our opinion neither protec-
tion nor free trade benefits the wnrkngmcn,
and we, therefore, call upon all silk workers
who are unOrganiZcd to band themselves to.
gcthcr In the national body. And II Is our fur
thcr opinion that the only protection working
men will ever receive win he that they give
themselves.
The boycott on the thread manufac.
tured by the Clark Company of Kearncy
was ndOrsCd
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and G.aryngtis, take
Lemon Hot Drops,
For consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhagc and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
% cents, at druggists. Prepared only by
DR.. II. Motley Atlanta, Ga.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
PERU WILL BE IN 1T.
Lieut.. SafIord's Pleasant and Profitable
Visit to south America.

visit to South America.
Lieutenant William Il. Stafford Of the
United States Navy, Special Commissioner
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition to
Peru, reports that he was presented to the
President Of that republic by Mr.. Hicks,
the United States Minister, and was re-
ccived with the greatest cordiality. The
President assured him that Peru would
accept the invitation to make a display at
the Exposition. and the commissioners
would be appointed very shortly to secure
u proper exhibit of the resources and
products of that country rs well rs collec-
tions of historical interest
Private advices are also received from
Peru to the effect that Don Manuel En-
rique Perlo aud Don Federico Gilmore
formerly minister to the Uunited States)
will in all probability he appointed as Peru
Wan commissioners to the Exposition.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31

comes to q head 10 observe The signs
prophetic of the tumult wild and dread of
the blcachcrs rising up i'm wrath to smito
the umpire dead.
EN-GoyrHNoG For,krE U,s written a
friendly letter tp cN-Rcprescu,a'ivc Nc
EryuN. Asit has not reached It's dc,ti.
nation &c was probably entrusted to ancN-
mail carrier
LINT Us OVER ruE everything cNcop.
yuW buOl, or umbrella
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NM MrCnrthv.DiNnn MINI.
BEAVER REDIyIVUs.
The story That He Is to Succeed Co
missioner Raum Again Current.

The Story That He Is to Succeed Com
missioner Raum Again Current.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.--The Recoyd
this morning prints the following from
Washington; THE story is revived here
that General Raum will he asked to step
down as Commissioner of Pensions and
that Ex-Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania
will be appointed to succeed him. There
has been no attempt to conceal, among
the Presidents intimates, his annoyance
at the scandals which have arisen in the
Pension Office under the Raum admins
tration, and il is believed Raum would
have been relieved long ago had il not
running undpr fire ~
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
TIE PRIZE. RING.
Jim nan Posts His Forfeit.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l..-Jim Hall, in
an interview yesterday, said he had posted
$500 to bind a match with Bob l1itz-
simmons before the Astoria (Ore.) Athletic
Club He says he expects Fitzsimmons
to cover this forfeit at once, otherwise he
will understand that Fit2simmons does
not want to fight. Part of the deposit was
placed by Hall to-day with the ChroDjcle
and the rest with Mr.. Guust of this city.
The McCarthy-DiXOn Mill.
New NoRK, March 3l-Betting on the Nc
Carthy-DiNon contest, which will take place in
Troy this evening, was brisk late last night
Dixon was always tho fayoritc, though thou
e sa"ds of Mccarthy mOncy was put up. The
match, which has been hanging hrc for some
time, will decide the feather weight champion
ship or the world, The contest should he a
NM
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
LEMON ELIXIR.

Its Wonderful Eject on the Liver,
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood,
DIR. Mo2ley's Lemon Elixir is pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all Bill
iousness, Constipation, Indigestion, all
Sick and Nervous Headaches Kidney Dis
ease, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Fevers,
diseases caused by disordered liver,
stomach and kidneys, the first great cause
of all fatal diseases. so cts. and 81 per
bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only
by IL. Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
TalGgranS to ''TNa Critic. I"
INCONTINENTLY FIRED.
\ Boston City Omcer Talked Too MucI
WitIt His TtnofUcint Mouth

n Boston t1tN OtuCef INlked IOu MUCH
with His Unofrcial Mouth.
BosroN, Mass, March 3l.-Mayor
Matthews sent message to the Common
Council last night, announcing the re-
moyal of II. If. Atwood, architect. Ho
also sent in the appointment of r. NJ.
Whcelwright IN place Of Mr.. Atwood.
I'm his letter to Mr. Atwood, notifying
him of his removal the Mayor reminds
him that on March ~, in a self-appointed
interview he urged upon him Qhe
Mayor the eNpedieucy of his own reap
pointment, on the ground that the office
could aud would be used for the political
advantage of the Mayor.
"Nou stated, says the Mayor, that, in
case you were appointed, you could con
troll at least forty or fifty votes in the
next Republican Mayoralty convention,
and you felt confident that your influence
would be sufficient TO cause that nomina-
ton to 20 to such person as the Demo.
cratic party might prefer. Your willing
ness to suggest corrupt bargain of this
character confirms the opinion / have
been for some time forming of your unfit
ness for the Office of city architect
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
TIE THIRD PARTY.
Outlook for the Big National .COnven
Tim Al Cincinnati.

OUTLOOK Tor The Big National COnven-
tion at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, ONO, March 3l,-Captain
Power, the national organizer of what is
known as the Citizens Industrial Alliance,
is here to arrange for the National Con
vention to be held in this city May 10 to
organize a new political party with the
Farmers Alliance as the basis.
He said last night at least 1000 delegates
will be present, representing thirty OF
more States. The convention has not the
Endorsement of the great Alliance bodies
but individual members are taking an in
tereSt in ii.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31

For over tifIy years Mrs. Winsow's
Soothing Syrup has been used fOrchildren
teething 10 soothes the child, s0ftens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind Oolic,
and IS the best remedy for diarrhma.
twenty-five cents bottle.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
CITY SPECIALS.

Ten Per Cent. Reduction In Furniture
for Thirty DAYS.
We arc gong to move from our present lOca-
tOn TO the COmmOdious new building No. 5l3
seventh street northwest, opposite tho U. :.
PostOfhce Department. Aplil 1 will sec us In
our new establishment, but until then we will
street northwest, whore, pending removal, we
shall Ofrcr our entire stock or the latest and
best makes OF Furniture, Carpets, etc, at 10
per cent reduction from former prices. No
faircr terms can he made anywhere than At
Ruddcn's Furniture and Carpet Stores $50 and
g32 Seventh street northwest.
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w. II. Houghton MANUFACTURING Co,

We arc kept constantly busy because our
prices are such ~ will meet all competition.
We are making a special drive in LACE cur
TAiNs and PoRTIEREs this week. Come and
sec III and be convinced that our prices are as
low as the lowest.
\ visit to our store means entire satisfaction
In what you purchase, and saving at least Of
% per cent.
W. II. HoUGHToN MANUFACTURING Co., 1918
aud 1870 + RI. II. W.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31

You never saw such beautiful suits, i'm
sack and frock shapes, as comprises our
spring stock. See the qualities and note
the prices. Eiseman Bros, 7th and r..