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ALEXANDRIA.
GAMING IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

GAMING IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
The authorities Of Alexandria county are ex-
ceedingly anxious to devise some method of
enforcing in that county the laws of the state
against gambling. &c. The difficulty in the
way is the want of sufficient funds to maintain
police force. This fund could very readily be
raised from the fines levied on gamblers after
conviction. but all the fines go to the state.
while the county has to pay all the expenses of
arrest and prosecution. Some time ago
the county obtained $1,000 in fines from
gamblers. and it was sent as required by law to
Richmond, while the $40 or $50 cost of prose-
cutIon was taken from the county treasury. An
effort will be made at the next session OF the
legislature OF Virginia to obtain an act author
lzing the county of Alexandria to Use all fines
levied for violation of the gaming laws. in the
conviction of gamblers and the enforcement of
the laws against gaming. There will also be an
effort made to procure from the general assem-
bly, of the state an act prohibiting pool selling
similar to the act on tina. subject now in force
in the District of Columbia. Under the pres
ent law of the state no penalty attaches to pool
selling. at least it is not thought that conyic-
ton for pool selling could be obtained under
the present law.
UNITED STATES COURT.
The United States court here has adjourned
until the 18th of August. The grand jury has
refused to find a bill against F. M. Entwisle,
charged with selling liquor without United
States license and has returned bills against J.
U. O'Meara and Gurley Gregg of Fauquier
county for violating internal revenue law. Tho
court has, during its session, decided three
civil cases. In l.. B. White agt c. E. Hunter
it has enjoined Hunter for infringement of the
White pillow patent; it has given a decree o
$685. in the case Of Dyer agt. steamer Chi
poat, and dismissed the case of Mulloy agt
Linton.
to Golden Light Lodge Of Good Templars here
Tuesday night, and Rev. DR.. Hony of WASH
ington responded to the welcome address of Mr..
c. N. Bourke of Alexandria.
W. J. Watson Of Washington has bought for
$500 lot As by It's feet near the mouth of the
railroad tunnel on Royal and Wilkes streets,
All the fire companies here have Endorsed
Chief Engineer Creighton and the present fire
wardens for reelection.
Rice B. Clarke has, through c. C. Carlin his
attorney, filed bill here for divorce from
Nancy Clarke, his wife, who is q nonresident
of the state.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Il
4 The following pieces of property within 3 miles
OF Washington city. in healthy locations good water
excellent suburban homes for those in bus in city
Why rush off TO the crowded and hot summer resorts
when you can buy country home 50 near washing
Ton 50 cheap and on such easy terms! A new 7-room
nouse 70 acres. excellent shade, station, $500
casa balance SO per month. New Groom house and
lots at X X. station. s1.JOO, 500 cash. balance
80 per month. New S-room house, stables, shade,
acres, 200; cash. y acres. large mansion
nne original and ornamental shade trees, excellent
W. water masnihcent view of city and river r
per acre. acres, beautiful view OF ,. city
view $3.50 per "A at $50 80 acres at $50
10 acres at acre. % acres at 500 per acre. 10
acres. new Groom house, shade, 500 per acre %
cr - Sroom house. large oak grove. splendid garden
land. $50 per acre lH3 large mansion. excel
lent shade. water and view $3.50 per acre; 20 acres
large house. good shade and water ESQ per acre; ~
acres, suitable for small subdivision, "a. 200 cash
acre; building lots 5Ox20O and 50xl00. at from to
10 cents per foot Also large tract very the city.
suitable for subdivision. well many stock. dairy
and saruen farms near the city Send for large map
OF the county around Washington showing roads,
subdivisions. directions &c. Map with large list Of
property sent free application. People taken to
view property without charge. Also several suburban
places for rent Before purchasing renting call and
JAMES T.. CLEMENTS,
1871 ct. n. W.,
jy9-3: Washington. d. c.
DJvERDALE PARK-wE HAVE JUST FINISHED
~ another lot of pretty cottages which can 6e
bought on easy monthly payments j. ALBUMIN,
Manager. koom 3. 10O6 + stn.w Jy!'-.H@
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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.


We will begin on Monday morning. July 6, to sell
our entire stock of Dry Goods and Notions at cost 70,
30 days. AGRAND CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
UNIFORM REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE
ENTIRE STOCK. You may inquire, why do we sell
at cost. The answer is. to close out the remaining
Summer Stock; and we have many of the latest novel
ties of the in Ladies' Wear of Wash Fabrics and
also We can show an immense assortment of Under.
wear and the price of every article reduced this
sale By this means We keep our present hands EN-
ployed instead of curtailing the force some do
this season of the We surplus stock
into cash. giving ready money to pay for Fall and
Winter Stock.
We do not Gull over our stock to make reductions
here and there. Our reductions are uniform and on
every article in the The cream and sugar of the
stock 20 in with the salt and vinegar. Come and see
for yourself. Come early, the first choice the best
s. D. BURCH CO.,
Dry Goods and Notions,
15OS 7th st. NV.
jy4-1w Gable cars pass the door,
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MARRIED FIFTY YEARS.
Ex-secretary and Mrs. Geo. 8. Boutwell, Cele-
brate Their Golden Wedding.

brate Their Golden Wedding.
Prom the New York Herald.
GRoroS, Mass, July a-Fifty year, ago
today George S. Boutwell,, then q youns
man Of twenty-three, a partner in q gen.
erai store in the country town of Groton.
Mass. and Sarah Adelia Thsyer, . modest,
winsome young lady from a neighboring New
Hampshire town and the sister Of his partner
wife, we're made one by the village parson.
With fifty golden miles,ones passed today. q
half century Of fully roun led measure OF do
nestle happiness. with the son and daughter
which had blessed their union by their side, the
golden wedding was celebrated in the beautiful
town where the young couple first began life
together.
This lovely village il situated In the valley OF
the Nashua, twenty-seven miles from Boston.
An old stage center in the days when the coun-
try coach fourished. the town has not like
others similarly situated. fallen into decay. bu,
mas always kept well in the front Of progress,
despite the fact that more than one township
has been cut from its domain.
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STOCK TAXING REDucr1oSs

Stock TAXING REDucr1oSs
JOHNSON. GARNER & CO.'S,
$50 Pa. ave., NV.
5000 yards Polka Dot and Figured Challies, light
ground. reduced to SIC
American Satteens, real value 15c and lSc. reduced
| to l21c.
80 peres Dress Bingham. in stripes and plaids.
duced to &c
Atwood Dress Goods marked at a reduction Of from
10 TO p per cent.
Shantong Poneees, both light and dark grounds,
duced to l21c.
100 pieces Soft Finished Lawns, &C.
1900 yards French Plaid Organizes reduced to 1Oc
and 1o14c.
INDIA LINENS. &c., lOc. and 12kc.
% dozen Gents Cnlaundered Shirts. reinforced back
and front. 2lOO linen bosom. full fashioned. 65c.
real value S.Dc.
Gents Neglige Shirts in cheviot. madras cloth and
satteens, 5Uc.. 1oc and S 90.
All Paraso!s at and below cost.
Plain and Fancy Jointless Mattings, 25c.
All Carpets at cost.
Floor Olcloth. Druggets. Rugs &C.
Store closes p. LII. July and August.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
JyS O30 Pa. NV.
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The stockholders Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company yesterday elected directors
o. follows: George W. Pearson, A. A. Wilson,
John Cammack, Robert Beall Robert Weaver,
Daniel B. Clarke and A. A. Thomas
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sickness Among Children.

Especially infants, Is prevalent more or less at all
times, but Is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment and wholesome food. The most sue
cessful and reliable of all IL the Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed MIX. Your grocer and
druggist keep L.
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The a. A. r. Guarantee Fund.

The work Of securing the guarantee fund IN
cidental TO the intended invitation 10 the @. A.
zens committee will meet tonight in parior 10,
Willard'a Il ID desired that every one isser-
ested should be present and especially ~ -
members Of the different committeeA
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The state Of Mr.. Blaine's health appears Of
present to be the largest state in the Union.
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SHOOTING STARS.

You can nearly always tell the age Of hay
rake by looking at its teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Hill is really mountain standing in the patti
of some other democratic national aspirants.
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Today Judge Hagner. in the case Of Malanis
Broche against Gustav Broche, granted d.
cree Of divorce in favor Of the complainant
with the custody Of their child. The bill, fled
in October, 1880, by Mr.. J. Amber Smith, ssss
forth the marriage May 2, 1883, and she charged
desertiou,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LIZ: sALE.-SkshRAL SMALL HOUSES AT BAR
.ains terms to suit purchasers, in part o:
tine city.
je.lrIm wM. f. HOFFMAN. 1921 + ST. NV.
LrUI. sALE-EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS-SEv-
Il eral Nee Groom frame houses: nicely papered :
facin. 18th ST. extended Large lot convenient to
ears. u, $50 to e., go. EASTERDAY MALLkRX.
ga 81 .. Pa.ific building. jel}lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Some of these Automatically actresses, who
are SO anxious to elevate the stage, might do
better by attempting to elevate the baby
wagon.
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tone ;mahog case new JAN l. 1880; just turned in
by lnst1ment buyer because of continued illness
| sacrifice THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE, 5Il 18th ST.
LADIES Try "ORAseE BLOSSOMS.
Cures female diseases; one months treltins 81
sample Tree; orders by mali promptly filed. Mrs f.
A. BAILEY. 429 z st. NV. apl:l-{ms
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.

ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
81 notice that the contemporaries of the
Chicago Herald, remarked q man at the Press
Club rooms last night, 'allege that its corre-
spondent, sent to determine the landing place
of Columbus, identified it perfectly by the pic
ture on the back Of q five dollar national bank
BILL
Nobody said anything for q minute and then
q veteran with q wide knowledge Of human
affairs quietly observed:
II wonder where he discovered the Eve dol
Lar bill"
In response to this inquiry in TIE Star:
"About when do We, the people, get that e25,-
00O, 600 which we have formerly been sending
to England and Wales for our tin?'' an Irish
man from the Departments Of Agriculture nys:
In tin years, Az coorse."
There's considerable vanity about Q furni-
ture wagon.
white lie won't keep its color very long.
II everybody. took up - much room q he
of Of the earth's surface.
Nip sin in the bud" says one good man. ana
and the next one you meet will say You should
never ''taks . nip" under any circumstanoss.
Excursiona
Gen. John A. Logan Camp. No. 4 Sons Of
Veterana promise pleasant excursion 10 River
View next Friday on the Samuel J. Pents.
leaving at s:lS q m, Las and e:4S p N. Tickets,
50 cents and Is cents, 70 be had Of members.
Grace Baptist Church excursion has been
postponed until July Is on account Of bad
weather.
grand shooting tournament takss place Il
Bay Ridge, Wednesday, July is, between the
standard, Towson, Westminster, Annapolis
and Capitol City Gun Clubs. See advertise
menk
A Bey's Asssmpe q suseaaA
Yesterday Felix Gould, . boy Of eighteen
years, living at GA ID street northwest, a.
tempted suicide BY hanging himsslf with q
| towel bat HI nethsg fEustsstsd ~ sttsopl
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PROPOSALS.

DhCPoSALS FORCO I--1HE Ri-EORM SCHOOL
4 OF the District Of Columbia, Washington. ID. q. =,
July 1SSl.Sealed proposals will be received at my
omce N me slower hui ding. l419 st. NV, mp to
at the reform school, in such quantities and at such
times as may be directed by the of the
scnoo OF the following: one hundred tons. more or
less OF white ash furnace coal; 100 TONS more or less
more or less of Georges Creek Cumberland coal lump
and broken TO be in equal parts all be Of the best
Quanty ana Tree from slate or other impurities to
weish 24o ounds to the ton and fee of 70 cents q
ton to inspector to be raid by the contractor Risht to
reject Dds or waive detects is reserved Proposals to
be sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Coal" A. j.
FALLS. President of the Board Of Trustees. ty9-td
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHINGTON.
- DC. July Z. lS91.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the Office of the chief clerk and superin
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. JULY TWENTY SEC
year ending June 80 1882 With the following articles
stationery. fuel. ice, washing towels and miscel-
laneous supplies. Schedules and information FUR
nished by chief clerk upon application. VIM. A.
MAohi. Acting Attorney General. tyS-12t
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE CURLING, POSTS.
4 and WING Nalls.-Ofice of Pub ic Buildings and
Grounds. War Department Washington. d. c.. June
celyed at this office until NOON, SATURDAY. JULY
ELEVENTH. 1891, for furnishing and constructing
Two granite pier posts, wing walls and coping at the
southeast entrance walk Lafayette Square, and for
granite boundary curb, with terminal granite block
piers. around Lafayette Square Attention is invited
10 acts of Congress approved February 26. 1885, an
February % 1851, vol. -, page ss2, and vol. q,
blank forms for bids be obtained at this Office.
The United states the right and
all proposals. o. L. ERNST, colonel U. s. Army.
tel2, b. 1876 jyg&lO
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Reductions liz SUMNER BEVERAGES
bottles California Claret ..............,.. b. 90
pott;es CAM ornla sweet Catawba. 90
pottles fletrsnt Nlne: 90
w quart wa htclclnaA hye Whlsky........... 10
Tui quart perfection rye Mhlsky.. LOO
Full quart Kentucky Sour Mash Whisky l. 90
CIGARS SPECIALITY.
Box of 30 Good Cigars observation-disclosures. LOO
All prices reduced. No charge for shipments. Open
till T. Saturdays till 10 p. IN.
H. A. SELIGSON,
my:23eo3m LOO AND LOO PA. AVE NV
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A Bey's Asssmpe - suSeada
Yesterday Felix Gould, boy Of eighteen
years, living 1t GA ID street northwest, a.
towel bat III nethsg frustsaSsd - stssap3
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I3OC 1Oth NJ lOh m
FOR SALE-LOTS.

L'oR sALE-FINE CHANCE FOR BUILDER OR
u speculation Beautifully located. overlooking
quarter mile Of street esrs and herdics and Msryi
land avenue csrettes; lots .0x l0l Only $3.50 each
BRO. LBS F ST. NV. jya-2t
TOR sALE-DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE-ONE
4 lot Just on Maryland ave. on l4th st. will pay TO
= 46RThiNGfoS bro rs S ss n nDS' ,sss S
EOR sALE-FACING LINCOLN PARK: SOUTH
n GE6 i 4 S g sffH Sfty BRO.
EOk sALE-cITY LOTS on INsTALLMENT
and p5Oyns sse9n 0d dSs $50 and 500
vii '' KENNEDY 2I tiek REiGSSs''
i come to my ne. office after and look at some
cheap ground on grade at 10 to 25c;,
jy9a. Offices. Kellogg build's ana 18th and G ne
lOR sALE-IF SOLD WITHIN ZEN DAYS 81 $50
% met % nf ford iss av on =.
oF houses ~ETs3 fG - 65sPy q op,s
EOR SALE-LOTs-
I5.1aof 1T. ;.0tt front on st. and 20 IT. on ST.
bet Am and 10Th sis H. w. with two frame dwell
Cor St and H. W. &c
Cor. Geor;ia and Kentucky aves. iii. 9xiU9;
st BET list and I'd. i0i 100. old frame 4 &c
lots IN Fairview, fronting 1enleytown road. 4Oc
~ II front on Ia St cor. of ) (kalorsmal. by
lstS St bl, ? End O. i.'1s alley at side & =
I'm n - IT, s sAq iasS 90 Il s5o nsS s; 49, ~ 90
Superior ST. lots JO1 loo each. 5Oc
Ed JAW is' soS 18Th St SOC
EOR sALE-TwO DESIRABLE CORNER LOTS
1sl htsIP :. Si sell at FIRST cost if taken al one
LYOK sALE-THREE NICE lots. is1IOO EACH
u to alley ST. bet. 18th and I4th Per foot.
,6 ti,s fine lots 18th St bet and sqsh 2or
iy92t 1904 +. st.
L'OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT on 9TH ST
Il Nv bet. z aud sts-, 2lxIOO, will be sold a
ssnl. ~ B. +. ii 81 { s' c6. ore
L'oK sALE-CHFAPEsT LOTS ON MD AVE NE
b%1s , at sl1so 400 soI; si Trust
residence lot u broad concerted avenue; CHAS. A.
SHIELDS. l4Uo ST. ". ty7-3t
LOK sALE-lOTH ST. AND MD. AVE NE.
sP9R 10 p15 10 SheaI1s, r corner on Nd ave. and
SHIELDS. laos st NV jyas-:,t
L'ok sALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE
real estate market in this city nearly entire
e With on rs, sr Of ne & o sSnase
including handsome dwelling renting for 500 per
month Tor only S'c square foot or 80. 900 tor the
Washington l.. A PHILLIPS SON,
jy2-t l4l9 New York
EoR sALE-CITY LOTS.
EASY TERMS.
INVESTMENT PRICES.
square zoos. between l3th, 18th. ID and SITS e..
alleys. These lots grade. high. solid ground
and "A line OF improvements now being made Capt.
iIe W feT id Pl1ss and prles lists call
McLACHLEN bATCHELDER 10th and G SITS
NV. yl-Im
EOR sALE-sEvERAL CHOICE LOIS AT
Charlton HEIGHTS proper ;one corner. well situated
Irlce OF lots IN this rapidly rowing subdivsIon
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY WILL BE
~ received by the undersigned until
WEDNESDAY. july EIGHTH. for furnishing ma
terial and lay 200 feet COR morel of cobbe stone
gutter. Also turn shing from 20 to 400 feet of
terra Gotta pipe and for delivering from 800 to 600
loads of DIRT filling low ground For particulars
apply in at the treasurers Office between and
10 The right TO reject all bids reserved.
JAMES B. JOHNSON Secretary and Treasurer. jy;,6t
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SEE AUCTION aAIzs for Colonial Bach los..-
Aduk
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WE MAKE THE CIGAR, YOU MAKE THE
w smoke TIGER cUBANA-Ths best Cigar. SO.
each. oOc. per bundle. ASK your dealer for them
LEOPOLD MILLER sons
GS7-H 1Ao Chambers st.. n. Y, Manufactures.
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FAMnY Dam Of River View commence Satin,
day, July II. Tickets 10c. See I'd.
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l'Ok SALE-AT 4 BAKGAIN-PA. AVE. Sc
II busi.ss- property, t~O-stOry and cellar brick
luiisuz. s;uss. ryOIls and bath excellent invest
H.ent pre- z-S-i- parts Apply to SMOkM-
: EDI & BRADLEY. 80 r -. Il ". Y1-Ot
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
ADDITION TO BROOKLAND,
LOTS FOR SALE in this beautiful suburb of WASH
inzton at from $500 to $1,000 On VERY EASY
This is the handsomest part of Brookland which is
lNo lots have Just been bought tor CHURCH and
Sl2,OOO appropriated for SCHOOL HOUSE.
AMONG ITS MANY ADVANTAGES ARE ITS
HIGH AND EALTHY LOCATION, GOOD SOCIETY
By The MET. RAILROAD AND ELECTRIC CARS
ONIsl ONE FARE AND A FEN MINUTES RIDE
SIREE1S GRADED AND GRAVELED BRICK
SIDEWALKS AND SHALL TRIES
For Pats and Information cali at office of BEDFORD
W. WALkEk SON. 1905 St. where a salesman Is
ready TO accom- pany those .sng property
or on HARRY BATON. 1881 st. ielU-lIn
E,OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROPERTY OR
Il loca! stocks = beautiful home Takolna Park :
over 4 acre Of ground good barn. wind mill. &c.
w OODsIDE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the eth st
pike. facing the railroad the the pike on
the east and sloping toward both The drainage
ceIlehi water GOOD ana easily obtalnabe. The subdi-
che on the branch which fronts the pike TLereare
ten houses the subdiv sion and more are 10 he
tuilt AZ once. The Rock Creek National Park as
Leyed xterGs 10 oint opl Osite the southern end OF
fers OF mile Executive avenue extended forms the
eastern boundary OF the National Park will con-
sntute when completed. the nearest drive from the
city to the subdivision.
Lots Tor sale ON easy terms and lower than in any
other subdivision Of similar advantages.
tor pats and particulars apply to
b. +. LEIGHTON Owner
apll-aSm Az Louisiana ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L'OR sAIE-A SPLENDID HOMF on ST y F.
a = roOiI~ ami bath. CO1frete cellar. stable,
lare lot Ist u- sold at great sacrifice only 50 600
DS6 MOORE K LAY, 6lJ 4 Il. n W.
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iNOE SALE-A 81 Al TIFUL HOME on 9TH ST
a near East Capitol. three-stOry brick, exht
al rTn uts, perfect
lrxr lot. OF the lest alley the city trlce
80 ~. AiL exrhai4-r Tor a Sl5.UUU house in the
Northwest. paying difference IN casI.
l. Ii WARNER CO.,
NE ,,lG 81
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NIP sin in the bud" says one good man, and
and the next one you meet viii say you should
never ''tAks . nip" under any circumstances.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Having a newspaper Of his own,
franklin advertised everything that he
bought or sold with the greatest ampli-
Jude and prOfusion-books. pamphlets,
paper, rags. lampblack, ink, wine. He
was the man who discovered the
mighty power Of advertising, and the
first who perceived what an important
thing il is that an advertisement should
be written and printed in just the right
way. - Youth Companion
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

~
II the wind blow directly parallel to
the sea surface the friction may cause
an ocean current without wave disturb
ance. As a rule the direction OF the
wind is inclined to the sea surface, and
its immediate effect is TO produce a de
preston, which relieves itself by means
of a wave TO leeward and another TO
windward. This latter elevation is OPP
posed by the wind, and gradually dies
away. while the leeward wave IS cor
respondingly accelerated. Each undu-
,ation shelters the water under its lee
from the wind. which consequently i'm
pinges upon the sea a little in advance
Of the newly formed wave, and thus we
get a series of parallel ridges and hol-
lows. provided the wind remain steady
in direction and intensity -Ihamoers
Jougari
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18
THE


Past Trains with Pullman Nestibuled NAV
ing Room Sleepers. Dining Cars aud coaches OF
latest a. sign. btweeu Chicago ana milM --NN
ami ~. Paul and Minneapolis.
Past Trains with Pullman Nestibuled Draw
--latest design. between Chicago and Milwaukee
and Ashland and Duluth.
Through Pullman N~esttbuled biaN.1h
Room aud CoIonist >lccpers via the N"rth
ern Pacific Railroad between Chtcag" anu
Portland, ore.
Convenient Trains 10 and from tas eIu
Western. Northern and Central Wisconsin Ielhls'
rhording uueuuallei service O. and from wan
kesha, POND du Lac. Nerhah'
Nena-ha. Pals, Eau care
Hurley. wis, and Ironwood and Bessemer''
Mich. 49,
table, aud otner information, apply 20 Agents ~
The line. or 90 Ticket Agents anywhere IN tue
Uaited states or Canada. v-r-
| ?. x. AINSLIE. GeuI Mgr MILNAJkEE Wis
I J. ANNAFO iD,GtnIIraL. NgG,-t faul w
! n. G.. BARLOW, Traf Mig, MlLWAIhEt' WIS
Z IOUIs ECKSTEIN. Assistant Gene raj fassT
aud Ticket Agent. .AlLWA-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18
THE ODELL
Type Writer

will buy the ODELL TYPE WRITER,
with Is characters, and SIS for the SIN
GLE CASE ODELL, warranted to do better
work than any machine made.
It combines SIMPLICITY with DURABILITY,
SPEED, FAsE oF OPS RATIoN, wear longer without
cost Of repairs Than any other machine. Has no
ink ribbon 10 bother the operator Il is NEAT'
SUBSTANTIAL, nickel plated, perfect and aIanted
to all kinds Of type-vriting. Like a printing
press, il produces sharp, clean, ICgi0ls manu-
scripts. Two OF ten copies can be made at one
writing. Auy intelligent person can become an
operator in two days. We oher ~ 600 10 any
operator who can equalthe,or OF the DOUBLE
CASE Dell
Reliable Agents and Statesmen wanted. Special
Inducemints { Dealers.
For rsnpbl,t giving II doIs,ueuis, Sc, al
dress
ODEJL TYPE WRITER CO.
s. and 81 5th Ave CHICAGO. Ill.