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" OoDwARp & LorHror.
MARCH Is. 1901.
MISSES AND cHILDRFN,s
REFERS AND JACKETS.

We are undoubtedly showing the best assort-
mens Of Misses and ChiIdrsn's Rssi.r, ana
Jackets for sprins wear IL has ever been our
good fortune 10 possess The shapes are the
latest snd most approved. and the cloths are In
u" very best sha'ies and patterns for young
o!Ass-Siu-bts. We bsievs thi. stock is With
Cut an equal Below nisnt:on few styles
that We think you ought to see. The rices,
as usual with Us. are the very lowest for ike
values.
Chndren's All wool Navy Blrs Iw;lisd Elan
pei Resfsrs--brass buttons.
Sire 4. 500. size 3, 81. JO.--
Size d, 81 -. Size 10. ca 90
size l2 81 80.
Cki,i:-n-s Atwood Flannel Refers In Navy
Blue. CARDINAL and Tsn-s,iIor coIIsr,-doubls
breasted finished with brass buttons.
Sins 4. e. 90. size s. q. 25-
Sine q, ca 90. Size 10. 81 3d.
Size le. % %
Chiidrea's Fine Au-~ooI Checked Cloth
Essiers-doubls Reconsideration collars
Sins 4. 90. Size $. s3.50.-
-siss 9. s3.5. Size ~. 81 10
sins IL. 81
A enc assortment of Childrsn's Rs.fsrs in
all desirable sh.s.es. including Cl-cks. Stripes
and Piaids-
Misses Atwood Gray and Tan NiIsd Cloth
R-sfsrs-hisb rSliiag collars. sirss IA and 10
years.
81 25 each
Misses All-~ool Refers In Gray. Tan. Blue
and isht Plaid effects shawl roll collars
double br-ssted-fsstsned with large bone but
tons Sizes IL, IA and 10 years.
SO each
Misses Al wool Refers In Light Tan Stripes.
Gray Broken Plsids and Iisht and Dark
Checks-dOuhle breasted-coat oollars-self-
faced - side pockets finished with handsome
bone buttons. Sizes r. IA and ~ years.
-s7.75 each
Misses Atwood Navy Blue TwilIed Cloth
Refers double breasts,l-cost collars-edssd
with fine gilt cord. Sizes II and IS years.
SIS. 80 each
Misses Fine Atwood Imperial Serxe Reef
ers-ss,f- faeed-eoat collars Sizes IA and 10
Years.
80 90 esch.
CThird floor. 10Th ST. buld.nS.)
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Ex.Presideut Hugh Jevctt m.


FoRT MONROE, Va, March 2s.-Hugh J. Jew
ett ex-president Of the Erie railway, is lying at
the Hygeia Hotel critically ill with acute bron-
chitis; A consultation Of physicians has been
called.
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CHICAG0, Mafch g tclcslne1.--Whea6 -Mey,
l0sh; July, l.0ix. Cofn-May, OK; July, 81.
~, "a ~ ssfs; ss s';. ~ ~ -:
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WASHINGTON NEWS AxD GOSSIP.

REVENUE AProrNrMENrs.-John Fleehart has
been appointed United States gsuger at Rush
vile. Ind. and James d. Clay, United States
storekeeper and gauger at Clsy's Mills, Va.
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IBY Carriages.
We hsvs Jus. received twelve styles Of the
celebrated Wakefield Carriages. acknowledged
be among the very bes:. both in design and
vOr&manship- Oaly the fines. materials
re used in the construction Of these Carriages;
set while they are strictly hizh-clISs goods. we
lave made 1; possible for you to own them at
very noderzte prices. They have the most i'm
proved running rear<--easy riding springs.
Tie parasoI -od Is ofthe ra.en, adjustable order
aud can b. s-s IN any position by tie uss Of
sa1le thuinb screw.
Style No l--Bsmboo body-mottied finish
1phclstsE-d N imported sretonns- nEs pexssoi.
s11-J0 each
S'y.e No. 2--Bsmboo boiy-heautifu, de-
<ssa -rPnOls-s-et in rtch cc.abina.ton coIors-
siIk plush -OiL
si5.so each.
fyfe No Same IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n
al plnse tArosshoat.
$3.50 Each
stie No.f.-S-w>-yisr--dbod body. snerlacfa-
;r'lAed IN brOesteiie-Siik plush rolI-very
reh-
sIa 20 Zach.
SySo. 5.-Sssa..fa. s.oiy-nHe sr-n-vork
dssxn n. ard Sisies- upholstered IN Saline
oe e~n- -sch r.a-.i rolf
s2i eeck
Si,S AG.-Rs-d body Of attractive desi.n-
rpnosir n broast-lcth--psaia. elegant and
sEsSsa1- inc Ion<se parzsoi-
s-s:S each
r-A,rrrk
IN n"St vs. II Carriages we have q grea.
vnl-syos 6ood values prevail through
ont The eE;if
30 sIo5o. sil.z5.
sv4- 20 and upward.
Cfif,h door. y T. buil1nus.J
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The condition Of Gen. Albert PIKE REMAINS
unchanged. The lieutenant grand coamandsr
has arrived from New Orleans and has TAX n
charge Of the olRce. He himself b just recov-
ering fron - attack Of AiphthsrA ana b sGn
quite N
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Ms

Now York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock market. Us reported BY special
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slpcl.ir He,d for the ,r.,d .yurv.

Louis Sinclair, the colored boy who shot
George Kemp, also colored. in the left breast
during quarrel in . house in o-street alley
some days ago. as published in TEE STAR at the
time, was arraigned in the police court today or
a charge Of assault and battery with intent TO
kill. He plead not guilty. George Kemp xns
present and he gave evidence a. to the trouble
which ended in the shooting. Policeman Car
son, who had charge Of the case, told Of SIM
clair's surrender and his statemeat hat he did
the shooting in self-defense.
Judge Miller held the prisoner IN q 900 bail
for the grand jury.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING REGULATION SUGGESTIONS.

BUILDING REGULATION SUGGESTIONS.
The Commissioners have received from
the Washington Chapter, American Insti-
tute of Architects, some suggestions
relative to the building regulations now
in course of revision. Referring to pro-
jections the following is recommended:
The width of bay window. corner and oriel
projections shall be governed by the following
restrictions: Structures more than thirtysix feet
wide may have projections not extending fifty
per centum of their frontage. but no single pro-
lection shall exceed twenty-five feet in
width. Structures thirty-sik feet or less
in width may have projections not ex-
ceeding sixty per centam OF their
frontage. but the aggregate of projection
shall not exceed eighteen fee. in width. On
corners, projections extending on both fronts
may be subject to the above limitations, meas
uring for percentages the width OF the s5ruc-
ture, including projections. Measurements
shall be taken at the line of the first story.
Water tables and bases (if less than six feet in
height may project four inches beyond the
face Of walls. Projections shall keep within a
line drawn from the party line at sixty degrees
with the building line OF structure.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS APPROVED.
The following applications for liquor licenses
have been approved: Retail-Michael Clarke,
HOO 2lst street northwest; Dennis Driscoll. 1901
Sd street southwest; Z. s. Faunce, 100 Water
street southwest; Jno. L. yogt, AS L street
northwest. Wholesale-Chas. b. Van Syckel
622 18th street northwest
CAN'T GET AN INSPECTOR.
Mr.. A. ]. Mudd of the Associated Press has
written to the Commissioners stating that
within the last ten days he has lost three chill
dren of malignant diphtheria. He says that he
has thoroughly disinfected and fumigated his
house and the health officer promptly removed
bedding. carpets, &C. TO be burned, but II
seems impossible to get an inspector to exam
inc the premises-the plumbing, sewer. DC.
Mr.. Mudd says that he has asked four or i've
times to have an inspector sent TO the house.
but thus far no inspector has appeared The
health officer has been called upon for a report.
A NIcKEL-IN-THE-sLoT LICENSE.
wholesale license to sell liquor was issued
today to John W. O'Mera. This is the case
where the applicant applied for license to
sell liquor in small bottles by dropping a
nickel in the slot. At first the Commits
sioners maintained that q retail license
was necessary, but upon the advice of the at
torney, they issued Wholesale license, as the
liquor was put up and sold in wholesale guam
titles.
The major Of police, the inspector Of build
ings and the assessor have been appointed
commission TO recommend a site suitable for
the location of the new police station in the
seventh precinct
J. b. Clarke has been appointed assistant
foreman in the fire department.
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HE Hre1ES1o TREATMENT Or Cox.
sTIPATIoN AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA,

Sir John Andrews. the English professor believes
that in the vast majority of constipation may
successfully overcome by taking . teaspoonfu of the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt dissolved In
tumberfu Of water haf pint) cold or hot, early in
the morning, and. il necessary, going TO bed. 9
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RaAke Of the Thsrmometsr.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: a. m, "a; pm, "a. Maximum,
81; minimum, 81
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SEVENTEEN School GrRIs
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.


human happinesss"
Seventeen little girls all at same time: .sTo bestow
the greatest number OF benefits the greatest number
OF people"
to that philosophy"
Ssyertesn little girls shout With vim: ''GRAsTY.
The PCsHER. 1910 and 1912 7th ST. NV! Ny
mamma says that before Grasty came to Washington
~ sorts OF furniture very high and nobody had
Now others are trying to follow. but you can't
much for the money any where as at Grasty's-''
vote seventeen credits to these little girls for this
bit OF local history and also prove their statement by
these prices:
Antique Extension Tables. square and round, a. %.
Best Woven Wire Cots ass.
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. s16.95.
Best Csne-seat Chairs, 67c
Broadway Folding Bed with nice wool Mistress, S21.
UPRIGHT Folding Bed, $50.
Handsome Chifonier Beds, &25.
6nice Tmblers. 15c.
56pece English Tea Sets, q 90.
10O-piece English Dinner Sets painted roods N a.
Fine Walnut Crib Beds. %. 80 to 41O
Extra Large Cylinder Book Case and Desk Se5
We have everything for the house except stoves We
sell goods IN every part Of the city. Our only
cheap for cash.
n C. 6RAsTY.
DOUBLE STORES,
mh11 1910 and 1912 It'll q. n y.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

MI
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
1EETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYSall PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be and ask for Mrs. winslow Soothing
Syrup" and take other kind 70 cents bottle.
dl5-ly
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ALL SILK.

ALL sILK.
Plain Ali-silk Grenadines.
-7oc-. sl-OO. 81. 25 and 81 so yard
Black All-Snk Grensdine, with satin stripes
-s1-O0 yard
Black All-siIk Grenadtne. win satin stripes
and figures.
81. Is and 81. so yard
Black AIl-silk Grenadines, with figures
81. 10 yard
Black AI-siIk Grenadines. with silk lace
stripes
so 90 4 yard
Black Al-silk Grenadines. with brocaded
80 80 a yard
Black. Al-sIk. Mexican Mesh Grenadines.
-s3. 90 yard
Black An-siIk Brocaded Grrnadine. with
Pekin stripes.
"a 90 ysrd.-
Black An-silk Brocaded Grenadine.
81. 90 a yard
Black Allak Tafeta Grenadins, with
border.
Black Ar-sils Hermann Grensdine. with sscr
rial border. 20 inches wide
-s6.O0 yard
Black AIi-silk Tsfeta Grensdins. with POLKA
spots and border Of exquisite pattern. 40 inches
wide.
SO 0Oa Yard
All-silk Grenadine. in plaids Of Hsliotrops.
White and Red
81. 37x yard
Ali-sfk Grenadines in stripes Of Gold, ED o.
-e1.5esyzrd-
SILK AND WOOL
Lupin's suk and Wool Grenadine-knottsd
stripes.
-sl5es ysrd-
Lupin's Baress EernAni-6-inch border Of
faills silk
-s2 25a yard
Lupin's Baress Hsrnani-Psrsian border-46
inches wide.
-s2 50s yard-
Lupins Bsrere Hernaui-satin polka dot
,orde--46 inches wide.
"a 20 yara.-
Lupins Wolfe Faconne-geometrical nsuresin
orier-46 inches wide.
-s25 oa yard
Lapn's Wolfe Facoane-bordsr of fsills and
rney SILK interlningled with Heliorrope and
Old
80 COS ysrd-
LuVtns Bzr-ss-doshle border Of fAille and
Did. Al inches wide
SO Yard
colcret Hernan.Barrve. with arures Of Red.
ssn Color. White and Pink-48 inches wide.
ga yard
First door annex TO 10th St building)
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GRESAD1Srs.
ALL SILK AND SILK AND woor.

You are not likely 10 see any other Dress
Fabrics this season tina; will be popular -
Grenadine. A visit 10 our BLACK Goods
ROOM devoted solely TO the sale of Black
StufIs. will furnish convincing testimony to the
fact that We are showing an assort,nens Of Gren-
sd:ues second to none in this city. embracing
all the newest conceptions in weave and de
skins This list eaHi-onycy only u faint idea of
these exquisite goods. We will. with pleasure.
answer any questions with reference 10 the
stock.
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LAxsBunsH & BRo.
Call attention to the


Call attention TO the
following facts.
r JArGFR,s rrSDrpwr.p T.. .h,. rr,a..-.
We arc ,ha .n...,.i 49,. 20, W..
At ,n-tnr t. tn. r. Ts,,s.s-.
OUR superior recognized merit. Besid
MEMS beinx heslth preserving 4. f. heal
giving We have AZ or- Mar con,
pnn.. ers descriptive catalogue which
FIRST yours merely for the asking for
r NSsS and fifth. catches the eye Of any .,
MAIN send one free of charge to any part
sNTRASCE. the United States.
-.n-r,-, -
eAhIEh CLASPS. 2lc.-This is
special price. But at that price we sive
won IN. nick nj ,I,,,,,, %, aify.r.,,, -,vIas
=. .., .,sS -, .,
,er' oA,nAsu and sh'. zie. -
cheap Tor pair OF Garter Clasps.
--------
Every man should wear the L. & B.
our nc i. 70. ' ansh C Csa,.
Uur price Is .'e, eaeh' oiof s$o %.
ms Is Shirt which generally retscs
for sI There il luite saving in that
and tru. s,,i,s. s.bi,, ,xL,o, ,,o..o....
,hLs. -. ;. - "'''eN poss.'ee"
tos o<ss wearing material. made Of VAN
suttn cotton.
2IOO Linen Bo.oms. handmade but-
~, ho,.. - -. ....,S
linen i'm H', rna ahG a s}s'ets; pS,n,su yosss
i.,.,S 1900. -
49, n,., ra.,. w Ssue n.syrS'
Shirts Co,sa II, .,,d ne , so,,,,, s1>ir,
il il bound TO make YOU a customer.
LANsBUkGH x BRO,
MENo DEPAhTMENf.
Do tnov TIM, Wa sail Nations at
lover nrires thsn sny honsa IN tnvn
wsrss We 9,er sps ~ iae ,nac .. s,1
srd ya,r.e, ths,, ~ ha TO-, ~ ~ .ssI
per cent cheaper than he usual prices
sRxKE b, ia REL BUN fiSs. large
sire ID bool1 '"s'
Coysred Wha,eb,nee s.tncb 1ec
or IL IN Ill ~ S S.' ioo''
rshi;,s, Nv p,,,s ~, uoAen
Linen and hub6eT laees, Sc;
Key Kings, r.. each
One Gross Shoe Buttons, &c.
R Re. R.i q g. bunch s,Sa all sizes.
Hair Criinpers, DC.
Best English Fms. &C. paper. guaran-
psrnsrs. DC. each;
Broxn,s Shoe Polish. &C.
NJ. Blxeking, &c. box.
Hat Pms. To-. dozen.
Cube Pms, assorted coloEs, Zoe.
Pelican HOOK and Eyes. b. card.
Herring Bone trimming. best 1oc.
bunch.
Clinton's Nickel Safety Pins. 2 PAPERS
for I6;
s al Mii Pure s MIsisb 6 loc; dozen
Braids 1t spec ial prices.
LANsBURGH L BRO
rvrrvs,yr xo,,ox r,rn,
.nony onr .n.ci,1 t.-r,in. o., ,.;.
49, - e. III Hno "a n sAiu' G ~. ,n.s
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,.a,h I'm a.. h m'snS ga LILLE ,ui SIC,
ii 4; ss IND
IL, Ihis Is the yery same Skirt we have
our eounters where o o, ~ r' b,rra yos s
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tFsEEI atttHNfUU 70 tuB
following facts:
UNDEEwEAR.-For this Underwear
we are the special agents for wash
in-ton city. This is Underwear of
superior recognized merit. Besides
beinx heslth preserving 4. f. health
giving. We have at our Mems count
ers descriptive catalogue which is
yours merely for the asking for il.
and II this catches the eye of any out
of-town person interested We will
send one free Of charge 10 any part Of
the IInfted St.faa
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a N0OerURA BIfTRRe SHOULD FIND PLACE
"A q ss0y houDh0k1. he bsst ssiro ~ iadigUr
hon. Nanufscsured by d. !. q. =. 6tu1efs 8 bO1A
Al druggists keep theni.
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CThird floor. 10th st. build.nxJ
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

settled region is taxing the capacity
If our railroads for cars to move her
surplus small grain to the three out
lets available. The Mississippi river.
the new gulf harbor anil the mining
regions Of the Rocky Mountains.
The choicest fruits which supplied
the table of our more luxuriOusly ID
clined people last summer were grown
ON Ford county trees and vines, while
the few breeders IF high bred horses
are sending out animals which have
expanded their lungs with the rar'
fed atmosphere OF these PLAINS ana
and are winning prizes against the
best eastern bre:l stock of tho large
cities.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

We are not so badly off as we imagine.
At least French doctor says so. He
says: Americans are the soberest peO-
pie have ever met. think more liq-
uor is consumed in Paris than in any
city 10 the world. France is country
of drunkards. Eight thousand people
were sent to inebriate asylumns last
year. They drank themselves crazy land
the appalling part of it is that about two
thirds of them were women. Drunken
ness is also increasing in Austria, In
Germany and in England. Belgium il
reeling from drink. Americans are So
bering off, If what heard before is true.
am glad to learn that drunkenness Il
being treated as disease in your coun-
try. That, in my humble judgment, Il
The proper treatment"
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

A Washington peoples party organ
declares that j. B. Weaver and Jerry
Simpson will be elected to the presiden-
cy and vice presidency by the far-seeing
laborers and farmers. Results Of the re-
cent election indicate that the farther
the aforesaid voters see into the stygian
wilderness WHITTIER the Jeremiades craze
tends, the less they desire to run any
more risks.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10
BAD FOR FREE TRADE.

After thirty ballots in the Demo
cratic caucus Monday C. F. Crisp, Of
Georgia, was chosen as the Demo
cratic candidate, which settled the
question as to speaker of the Fifty
second house, and OH Tuesday after
noon Mr.. Crisp was chosen to preside
over that body. Reed received the
complimentary vote of the Republi-
cans and Watson that of the Peoples
party. Each candidate received the
party vote cast, which was 228 for
Crisp, SO for Reed and 8 for Watson.
while eight congressman did not vote.
This contest in the Democratic eau
Gus was life and death struggle be-
tween the free traders of the Mills
Cleveland stamp, who also contend
for gold standard Of currency, as
against the free silver crowd who do
not care to make tariff legislation an
issue. The free trade gold bugs
came out second best. Democratic
leaders who desire to see Cleveland
the standard bearer in 1892 make
haste to conclude that it has no bear
ing on the presidential nomination,
but plain business men across the
water w!-o contemplate investing
capital in new manufacturing estab
lishments in the United States will
doubtless be of a different opinion,
and we now nope to see British gold
pouring into this country by millions
to build new establishments in order
to participate in the protected market
for American products. This over
throw of the great apostle of free
trade comes at a most opportune
time for Dodge City, as negotiations
are now pending whereby English
capital already invested in irrigation
canal property may be induced to in
vest in certain manufactures in oul
midst. This question should neve
have entered into politics in the Uni
ted States, and every patriotic citizen
regardless of politics, should rejoic
that Democratic congress has see1
fit to sit down upon the extreme ad
vocates of this beresy which has men
aced the rapidly growing industrie
which are making our nation tn
greatest and wealthiest on earth.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10
Piles! Pilesl Pilesl

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, and Itching
Piles when all other Ointments have fail
ed. 1t absorbs the tumors, allays the
itching at once. acts rs . poultice, gives
instant relief. DR.. Williams Indian Pile
ointment Is prepared only for Piles and
Itching of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted. Sold by
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt Of
price, Soc. and 91.00 per box.
WILLIAMS ME- CO., Props.
IS Cleveland, o.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

Newspapers representing the Cleve-
land wing of the democratic party
are earnestly assuring the people
that the election of Crisp as speaker
has no significance as to the Presi-
dental nomination.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

BARLEY is proving to be one of the
cereals especially adapted to the soil
and climate of this part of Kansas.
Three years ago three or four farmers
of Ford county sowed small amount
of this seed. The season that year
was unpropltious for most crops in
the Mississippi valley, but among
other plants which made satisfactory
growth in this county barley proved
the most successful. In 1890 a mum
Der of others tried it, and in each
case the result was a large yield Of
very handsome grain. Last year the
acreage was increased, and the har
vest more than justified the most san
guine expectations. We have enough
for all homo demands and q hand
some surplus for export. several cal
loads having already been shipped
In no case reported to Us has the re
turn been less than forty bushels pen
acre. Farmers from older states an
inclined to stick to the crops which
they were accustomed to, but they
are gradually learning that Kansa'
is capable of better things than rails
ing corn and oats, while she Away
produces . surplus Of these Low
priced cereals, her most natura
grain crops are wheat, rye and barley
with the latter ON almost absolut
certainty of large yield and fair price
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

Speaker Crisp was born in Shelf
field, England. He served creditably
his adopted country in the southern
army during the rebellion, and has
been for many years prominent
member Of congress.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

A Blaine boom would bring just as
much Joy to. the western farmers as the
crop boom has done. 1t would also be a
simeon to the peoples party.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10
XMAS PRESEN7

If you want to buy a Christmas
present call on us. We will sell
you something useful. We are
well stocked with wearing appar-
rel and fancy articles, and can sell
same for less money.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

A society for the determination OF
millionaires has been organized in New
York. In using the dynamite bomb. It
is step or two in advance Of PETER.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-10

Ask my agents for w. l.. Douglas Shoes.
II not for sale In your place ask yorr
denlor to send for catalogue secure the
agency, and get Thorn for you.
uTAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. n
, 1891-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 -Representa-
tive Baker of New Yolk today addressed
a letter to Secretary Blaine regarding the
reports that negotiations were going on
between this country and Great Britain
with a view to partial reciprocity with
Canada, and asking the facts. Secretary
Blame replied, authorizing Baker TO con-
tradict the rumors. No negotiations
whatever are on foot Tor reciprocity with
Canada, and no scheme Tor reciprocity
with the dominion, confined to natural
products, will be entertained.
Senator Dolph today proposed an
amendment to the naval appropriation
bill making an appropriation of 5000. 900
tor the maintenance of a coallng and re-
pair station, Tor the use of the United
States naval vessels. on Pearl river,
Hawaii Islands.
The sundry civil bill, as completed by
the subcommittee, carries the largest ap-
preparation of any similar bill for many
years, footing up more that $50, 900, 900.
This is due to the heavy appropriations
for yublic buildings heretofore authorized.
harbor improvements, special appropria.
ton of 300, 900 for the exhibit at the
words fair and the 81 900, 600 appropria-
ton for the census.