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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
JAY GOULD ALARMED
At O Crank who has q llission to
Xiii Him.

NEW YosK, May Ga dangerous crank
who gives his name Ss Charles J. Dickson,
has been arrested at the request Of Jay
Gould. Dickson went, Monday. to the
house Of DR.. Muun. Mr.. Gould's physician,
and announced .nst he was vice president
OF an order called Christ Followers" and
that he had mission to kill Jay Gould. If
the millionaire would give him $50, 900
and make certain arrangements for the
distribution Of his property to charity, he
would refrain from the assassination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
ALL SAY AYR.
Give lsi Prspef SsI4les Sys.an.-.-
Dram Certah kclnues
II the City has to Borrow leoosy to DO
it-Muss have . Compases eystso.

=
A. . senueman remarked yessefuay
"lhis sewerage q0sstlon fof Aagassa 10
ever peesent II not omni present
'uds'ns fro" inc co"men's On 'ue ssfies
Of interviews printed IN 'ns 'ouHAAL Wsd'
nesday morning. 'ne sewersgs 9essoon 10
an AL absorbing one - Wen - IN ~ pfes-
en' ore Inese comu'enss we're All OF .
friendly tone fof the idea o. immediate ana
exNns,se add'nPns 70 our present severe
a JOURNAL reporter called ON several
gentlemen during WEDNESDAY, ana secured
the Following interviews.
rosImsstsf mAniey In reply 70 'ne re-
9of'efs queston sara ne was IN FAVOR OF
hsvins . nfss class syssem OF sewerage In
shis city. we nave got 70 nave u ne
added ~ is On absolute Necessity. yes
do think it the most pressing need the
city has. Moreover / believe ii should be
oon.,,rn,os s.s,.a,,,.r, 49,, ..a,,.ur +.
buf cent you think Mt. Mahiey, tnss
there are certain localities in the city which
should b. Afforded a proper opportunity for
,..,.s al ~. s.m.,... -
mos o"''
snouia DC raised 70 acco"phsn 'uas ~
least?
..Ye,. the CITY should extend s,wers into
,,.;, ,.o.,,,,,. -,
' ~ -. 10y W..
10 10 So Iase sne ufeen sueet anu Ooufs
street savers for instance. These In
nv iuasment. ara an imposition
=. a.. a,,,,o =. ,... .,.. -,
oA 'Ds P.',' ~ .n'y Wv"
are ara peiieSe IL the nfst GUY OF the
city government to remedy such. Where
ever . thick,y se,tied po,t;on of the citv
!. -, 4,
sse "'1'" ""' ~
a QUICKLY - they can De put In
We have got to have Q perfect system for
the vhole citv. Of'con,.s ,he,s should hs I.
z.;,,-..,. a....
'on''oe'"'''" VI ou' nnAn'e'
Ex-MAyor Lane told the reporter In re-
spon.e to Inquiry that he had already ex'
pressed himself IN favor OF perfeeting a
sewerage system - fast and ~ far ~ can be
without Trying the patience OF the TAX pay
efs
Don't you think Mr.. Lane that this mat
ter OF sewers should be pushed more rapid
~ tban beretofofef
"fes DO. sun Know thefe are many
things tbst the cay government nave 70
CONSIDER. As TO sickness sfising from I'm
pef!ec' sewerage couidat say 20 am LOT
medical man. Personally Will cay thst
l would be wiling 10 psy good deal TO en-
ler sever from my mouse. Yes, 1 ihink
thst tue sewer ques non Is one requiring inc
AfyfntIAn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Il srss rn,.i shoots . Deputy Sheriff

DowER, N. H May LAS: light q
rsir Of horses wss stolen from The barn of
Josiah X. Calef ~ East Buriogton. Ttit
morning The thief WAS traced to Suaf3sd
Ridge by Deputy Sheriff Cnsrles n. Smith
and parry whsre be was found esmped 10
tie woods. When Smith attempted to ar
rest hsm the thief fred revolver. the bxll
passisg into Smiths left side, iIfictipg =
painful wound. The injured naan was taken
bome and medical aid summoned. His as
saitsrt was secured and taken to Davef snd
lodged IN jsil. He gives the nsme Of J1lius
II McArlhur and claims TO be an insurance
from Cslsis, Ne. He will be arraigned be-
fore Jodgs Frost tem,rYov and held to
await the result of Smiths wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, May 6-The following
Msine pensions have been granted: Orig,-
nal, Lorepz,.S Higgins, John II. Burgese,
John GreenhaIeh, James II. Bro~n, Joseph
Hill, Oils W. Davis, Henry M. Smell. Ad
ditionsi. Henry c. Hamilton, VIM. II
H1nteess, Edwin C. Parker. Increase,
Albert r CLARK. VIM. c. Noble, John B.
Grant, Mark E. Bu.her, Reissue, Isaacher
l.. Stackbridee, Isaac d. Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
His Shortage Reaches $40, 600

LITTLs Rock. Ark, May 6.--The ,u-
mofs that have bean in oireulsiion here for
several days 10 The efsci shat Cashier j.
X. Brantiey of the St. Lsuis, Iron Meun-
tain & 5oufhern rad vas short in bis &C.
counts have, it Is alleged, bsen verified. II
is learned that the shortage will reach
go 600. Brsniley turned over 70 the Iror'
Mountain lsnd commissioner SIG, 900 worth
Of real estate - . partial oases.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
"Spootansaos Up,isiug OF Masses"
will b. Supreme.

Bosror, May g. The Poet Gays let it at
once be conceded that the ideas expressed
in this report Of the New Orleans grand
jury are folsfsble in cur social system, and
the four dstion drops en-, ard il mob Of
COCO or 5000 can set up its v i'll in place Of
Law ia New Orissrs, a mob Of fifty or 8
DOZEN III smsiier places can do the same
under the pies Of spontaneous uprisiue Of
the masses" and will there fore be supreme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
IutsTnatiopai Coz vent,on OF z. ~. c.
A a. Kar sas City

KANSAS CRY. Mo, Mays. Tire twenty
ninth international Convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association was
called to order AZ ii o'siock 10 the Calvary
B.p,iss church by Fl. Il. Chamberlain,
Dsaver, Colorado. pTssidea, Of the twenty
eighth convention. Afitr,hs committee on
permanent organic alton reported the officers
for the permanent organization, rscess was
taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Snow In Pspnsylvspia.

READING, Pa, May 6.-Snow fell in all
sections Of Berks snd the neishbofirg
coun,ies. including the cosl regions, this
forenoon. Alorg the higher regions Of the
Blue mourtsias the ground is covered. In
some places ice is formed. Elsewhere the
tnow melted rapidly. as il fell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Cclby. 20, Lewiston, 10.

WArERvILLE. May 6.-Colby easily de-
fested Lewiston here today by the follow
| ing score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

MILLvILLE, Nay 6.-Lsst nigh. and to-.
days cold weather seriovsiy damaged he
strawberries s3d other small fruits in Cum
beslaud coHny. Snow tell ia Cumberh I'D
Ard portioss Of Salem cousties In small
quantities this morning and Ice formed In
nany places. This sf e'noon this city was
visit d by Storm Of hail sni snow which
lastsd but few moments but fell 20 thick
- 10 whiten the pfound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Ms,n. Postal ,4atssxs.

wAsHHeroH, Msy Ga pcstoffice has
been established q: Lambs Corner in Ken.
nebee county. en route 4s3. China, 2 3.4
miles sAss, Winsio~, four miles ves:, and
LIZ A. Lamb has been commission Cd
p3sfa as.er @. Il Wbidden has been ap
p,InteJ pos'ms:er At South Presqus Isle,
vice A. Mc(3laufiiu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
RICHMOND.

C. M. Rsndleste and james Alexander,
students at the NJ s. c., orono, are home
for few days vacation.
C. NJ. P5nein Of Seattle, Wash, ID
making short visiE here.
Everett. Strattan while working ss the
sasmiIl, caught his hand 10 some cog geaf
and received badly jsrmed fager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
rhsy Want the Earth.

LoSroS. May Sir Charles Tupper
ha, been appointed director Of the Water
Works ard Gas Works Securities corpors-
tlol which has just been organized heYe
with capital of f2,ce0 0oo- The object
Of this new corporation is to buy up water
works. gss ana other wo'ks Of the hind in
ca ada and the United Ststes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
THR BOGUS LORD
ConIicttd Of Obtaining Money
Under .P,Ise Piet.rces.
And Hs Will Lassukh fox Tho Isll
Two Tears Ia Pflsaa.
0sand Lo6Ge at PortIsud-Death a
an Otd Bolfass cit3xsu.

CALAIS. May s.-Cha,les Oscar De
Courcy, who created quite Q sensation st
Mschias and vicinity. claiming the title Of
Lord Alisndale, bel; to Q vast fortune,
pleaded guilty today on the fourth count of
AZ Indictment charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. He vas sen-
fenced to two years in the State prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

HHs-FOVtahd, IT; MAhchtst strf, 3. Eff0ts-
P0-; land, s; Mss che ster, i2. Collius and Wes
lake; O'Nel and Coughiin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Meteorological Report
May 8, 1891. 10 =. NJ
vmginia Grapes, Psschss and chsrrv
Creps Much Il iursd.

CH1RLoTrEsvLLE, Va. Msy Cit i.
thought, from reliable information, that
grapes, famous in tnis section, are severely
it ared by last nights frost. All early
vegetation is badly damaged. 1t is quite
cold now. A Hnrisoabarg, Va, dispatch
rsys: wes,her cold yesterday aGd today
II is thought the peach and cherry crop i.
much injured By frost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
c. H. 8. co,rso,s the o. q. q.

/ wish to correct the statement made in
yesterdays JOURNAL in regard to the score
of the game between the c. II 8. and o.
g. s plsyed at Vsssaiboro last Saturday
Through come slight error in the printed
fc1re By inning, the number Of runs made
ia the seventh and ninth innings were inter-
changed, The score should have been:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
IHNISIOs.

Struck out - By whitman, 8; by Burps. 9
Earned r"ns-Colby ? ISo base hfts--l"mbard,
Hall. Three base hits - Lombard, Kalloch,
O'Conr ell, Gray. Home ,un-Psisops. Base II
talls-by hitman. 3; by Brrns, :. Hit by
pitched ball - HoUney, HoNie, Esgsn. Wild
pitches-w Whitman. .; Burrs. 2. Passed balls
Parsons, 6, Gray,2 2; Lezotte,2 Doub'e plays
hours. UmpireE. 7 Wyman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
THR PRESIDENT
Nov ErjeyiDe Hinssli IN ID.
State Of Washington.
Syrifus', 1. 7, Florist md Saloon.
ksepeF LsiYes Els Hiie md DebE,
And ekips to Pasts Uekcowa with
Another Woman.

PORTLAND. OREGON, May 6,-President
Harrison was teudsred . reception ss the
exposition building, last night. The crowd
numbered over 10 COO AMI was very enshu-
siassic. The President made IN address.
The party left for Puget Sound at / A. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Revolution In costs aioa. .

PANAMA, May 6.-Reports just received
say revolutionary movement is in progress
In Costa Rca and that the President has
declared state Of seige.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
low. crop, sater.

MARsHALrows. Iova, Msy s-TheYe
vas : hard frost Ia sbis region last eight
the mercury rssstsrisg 81 degrees. Fruits
ard early vegetation Was damaged censid-
egsslg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Lssgue etandirg.

..Hits-Chicago, II; Cleveland. o. Efrors-C
esgo, \; Cleye sad. g. Rutehinson and kittrejl
Zimuer and 6ruher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
Asso citation etspd'og.

Hits-Boston 12. Cinciuusti :. Errors-Bos.on
2 Cincinnati 4. Haddock and Murphy; ktiroy and
XII i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

DAsA's sAssApAn1lGs Ourss'
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Left His Dsbts aod Wife but Took
Another Woman

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Mss s-Albert Burk,
florist and saioon-keeper. sudieply lett
Syraeuse for Canada, leaving liabilities Of
from $40, 900 to $50 0o0; sassets, go, 900.
He lett in company with woman mot his
wife
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

II. w. MfcHAELID.
Official Scorer G. II. 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave Oahi I'D ss fogozs solu.
north; 80 A. -. and ~ p. H., oonneetins wiiE
morning train On GAtSs Cs1srai aA.iroad from
Bangor and Natervi,.s, ard sfGorac0e rains syoru
Portland Eis LsS,stSe a3s sis Brunswick ard
lag1sk-
Trains S.ssvs Hinghr ~, goip, .oatt ye.
A. @- aud if.to p r., connecting al OzxiRaa witt
morning trains on Ta,ue Eentr7J yRilroad vfo
10Th routes TO fortlaAs, and w.ta Giternooa tsais
for Portland sad Bangor.
vM.H n. Arsx. ssps.
Arg1,t H. isss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

4 INA ttttf - = " VIA u
b rlp -, ptutnhas, scrofu-
.. inarcurial polssnlnG.
rhsun etisfn, sfueharu sud
-auic skin erupttons,
stc. Diseases q TIE lid
ney. bladder. and atasf
organs, dlsch M ses,
gioet. etrtcture, str
ti-e. nervous debility,
lost vtxor. vartcoceie,
.%pilsp-y. decresss uf vital
qav and sil er'ec :. 7seg-
cssses. indiscretion, or
rv vsFvgor K lra,iipGtr ger
srat neryuusness, ugs1srtA
ana rArsiyt.i. Gf'n%lfiens
R.-rrut -tsss Cared ig utis t.
three seeks StpeNsr'' an
eArguio cAses sIiicisvl-, r..
ter ell others tail IN
EsUsraur hss oure4 many
rasa- givsu up as h0psle5s,
both " American and
Foreign piiYsiClars, No
y. H...44f.g gssYss. .ftssF.u9E.rgttV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

The correspondent at VAssalboro, know
ing that the G. II. s. made TO runs in the
ninth, aud evidently beiug unfamiliar with
the score, made the mistake Of substractlns 9
the FIVE runs accredited to the ninth from
the total score and OF not plsciog them in
the seventh where they belonged. The
above score is correct ia every particular,
and will be willing to swesk I, the truth
OF it under oath.
+. W. MIoHAELIs.
Official Scorer c. II. 8.
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Ys~ Darl'. sAasArAnul4i
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ALL BROKE UP.

You need mending. To
repair your shattered system
take kickapoo Indian Sag
wa. 5agwa cures Constipa-
ton, Liver Complaint, Indi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07

Wan DEPARTMENT,
Offce OF the CHIEF Signal Officer,
WAsEISaroS, May 7. A. NJ.
For New England; Showers; slightly
warmer; west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
At Tacoma, Washington

TAcoMA. WA,h May 6.-The President
and party entered the slate Of Wsshir ston
in driving Ain storm, which greatly inter
fered with arrangements for his reception
at various stations slspg the rosd. Al
Tacoma the train was met BY tae governor
Of the STATE, mayor of Tacoma and COM
mittee Of citizens. The lipe Of march was
handsomely snd appropriately d ,corsted.
Addresses Of welcome were made By Gov.
Forty aad the mayor OF the city, to which
President Harrison briefly responded. Il
his speech President Harrison said: "The
time is pfopitious for the Te-eetablishment
on the sea Of "a American merchant
marine that shall do its share Of the carly-
ing trsde Of the world
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INJURIOUS Drugs sset fhc l'9tut eafns pet 1sis'a
Ard aa Quick}y ran .Ae'y b. dome,
LIBERAL AMI spTcrAr. TERMS


Ard sa Qaickgy .Afsly br done.
LIBERAL Avn SPECIAL TERMS
re ~ bss started SPECIAL department
'r+reststs hY mail lis sii for tho ~ '--Srf treat
pssHts spp lyE b ierier for the notninai ciNs o.
Dollars per months treatucn,t ieeiai.ff
n7stines sul al iet;rT cancellations durlhE tnHi
t'ro rNeair.i thsta far hctaw thr psns' ebay -
fAd ~ hNs Now Ynfk cs. aud IA tae ur'F "pi~ tans
ever offered for rhsRuur she s@rvits- q an rert
~ tIi Np-nse. The br eau mao ts elsr - ..
u unt dsfeifdaHf ria mail depar'usnti NHF'pE
drv laun i,..a his Heg YORK Stfy prsc'scH- Wsrfs
h* fees fal srsciaiisi src srpen the tarTest
tH1 highest isfI a ta c,ss- 1As isvs 4as - AMI
ingsul repgt on IA New York ot years s tae eess
k-sI an:ae ~ yauvat.
Do NOT 80 hun, ,tl eyed hy q-aess With nee rse
SYMPTOMS. patent rs.ficrss Called rtsdtssi ssen
r'0= eHuHusuAss 4uh 4se S~ ve hand y'@f case ufet
To tHsN pe1iNsrsl zsassans Those who have suffered
for years -esent ,t5fey, and lost all hepet shon.7
sEtfe q " H,t- sca1C Each case has TIE nFs per
sonat attention. WE a. snce stating case ana
ere 'sisg So Tor a months treatment or -r.se
~ symptom alsnk. eucBstpg stamp tnr reptF 40
e'thu, cafiuns ssrrsly confidential se- >aFsrsss
s-spt Z NstrssAaJ sua SATURDAY -
- ~. fhs stects- .esuaa rneos1N e,is 3*a>ss
tnhra~s~ar
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At rhilazelphiI

At rhiiaselphiA-
Innings. ! 3 8 So So
Athletics .......,... l o o o 0 O o.
Columbus. .......... 8 l. !
Bits-Athletio 8. Columbus 10. Errors--Athlctie
Q. Columbus o. Cross and Meyhipg, AcTammany
and Eastcn-
At Baltimors-
Innings. 2 sS7 a . 10 II IL
Baltimore. o o . o. {
Louisville. l 0 2 o 0 o. l.
Hits Baltimore Q. Louisville "A. Errors-Bal
timore 2. ouisvilie 8. Robinson ard McMahcn;
Ryan and Doran.
At Warrington
lnnings.... s12S So 50
Washington ....... 0 0 0 o.
st. LOUISE. ...... o 0 o o ) x
Hits Washington ?, st. Louis s. Errors
Wsshinsten st. Le euis 2. Mcclure and Bately;
BOYLE and MeGili.
At Boston
Innings.... q 3 s So
Boston. o 8 o o.
Cipeinna,i......... o l 0 o o o.
Hits-Boston l2. Cincinusti :. Errors-Bos.on
2. Cincinnati 4. Hsddock and Murphy; Kiiroy and
81
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22
A NEW ART STORE.
Some of the Beautiful Things to Be Seen
at Everett's on f Street.

Some of the Beautiful Things to Be Seen
at Everett's on Street.
The well-known art and bric-a-brac dealer,
Mr. E. l.. Everett, of New York and Saratoga,
has recently opened fine store at No. 919
street that is in many respects unique. Mr.
Everett carries line of goods embracing the
choicest examples of many kinds of decora-
tive art. The collection is rich and full. He
has a case of blue delf Dresden ware dishes
which are so ornamental on a mahogany or
cherry bouffet. Teapots, vases, cracker jars,
and solitaire pieces compose this collection.
In close proximity are piles of French POM
padour plates of Sevres ware. which Is just
now so popular a fad with those who have
long purses. These plates were made for the
Tuilleres. A novelty is a Dresden lamp gar
landed with forget-me-nots. The Dresden
dolls have lace gowns and ruffies of porcelain
that so closely resemble real lace that con.
nosseur would be deceived II he did not
wear his best spectacles. In Vienna hronzes
the variety is endless. novelty in bronze
consists of little birds whose plumage looks
as real as life, and the wonder is how metal
could be made to appear so dainty and fiexi-
BILE in texture. One of the fads of Mr.. Everett
is to carry a choice line of the Corning cut
glassware, of American manufacture, which
took the first prize at the last Paris Exposition
over all competitors. Mr. Everett takes the
award of this "premium" as special COM
pliment to his taste, as he selected the Corn
ing ware as one of his specialties long ago on
account of its clear-cut facets and crystalline
clearness. In old sterling silver repousse re-
productions of standard articles Of use and
beauty there are candelabras and trays, boxes,
cake baskets, and novelties Of later date.
In jewelry there are many novelties in the
way of setting with prescious stones, of new
designs in brooches, rings, aud pins. In
toilet articles the display of hand glasses,
| puff boxes, and brushes, with gold or silver
backs--the variety Is simply marvellous.
| French ormolu clocks set with brlllisnts, and
those rare and choice cabinets of the Verne
Martin make are also to be found in this store
The enameling and painting on these cabinets
are by the best artists. OF pictures Mr..
| Everett is a most careful buyer, and he has
many choice water colors In his stock. Some
Of the most interesting things in Mr.. EVerett's
| collections are reproductions of Pompeiian
vases collected by the late DR.. Schliemann.
| One is a Hebe vase some eighteeninches tall in
gray earth. Mr.. Everett has invented new
kind of souvenir spoon, just the one for a
wedding present. The bowl, of silver or gold,
is heart, and the, graceful handle cupids
arrow piercing 1t, and wound with slender
wreath of forget-me-nots. There will be a
grand opening at EVerett's early in Decem-
Der when this choice collection and many
rare additions will be displayed for the Christ
mas holiday trade. In the meantime every
body who enjoys seeing pretty things is cor
daily invited to visit No, 9l9 street.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22
Asthma Cured.

The mere fact that Bergen's Asthma Cure
is positive specific for Asthma and Hay
Fever is sufficient to at once attract the at
tention of all sufferers as well as to call forth
the admiration of the scientific world
We naturally feel proud of the fact that
we are able to present to suffering humanity a
remedy SO full of merit, at the same time de-
void OF all Objectionable features being ap-
plicable to all cases.
For Bronchitis, Cough, and tagging Con-
sumption this medicine has no equal.
This medicine is cheaper, surer, and safer
than any other.
For sale by z. D. Gilman, 627 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22
Detailed Routes of the Pennsylvania
RaiIroad's Golden Gate Tours.

These tours to California under the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company's personally-con-
Quoted tourist system have excited considera-
BILE interest The routes traversed are very
Pullman vestibule train will leave January Is,
going via st. Louis, Kansas City, Las Vegas,
Hot Springs and Santa Fe.
Returning, after six weeks In California, via
Sacramento, Salt Lake, Glenwood Springs,
Leadvlle, side trip over Marshall Pass Colo
RADIO Springs, Manltou, Denver, Omaha, and
Chicago.
Rate from Philadelphia, 5000.
The second tour leaves February "a, going
via Cincinnati, Mammoth Cave, Montgomery,
Galveston, Houston, San Antonio, and El
Paso.
Returning, after four weeks in California,
via route Of first tour.
Rate from Philadelphia, 1886.
The third tour leaves March "a, going via
St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Manitou, side trip over Marshall
Pass, Glenwood Springs, and Salt Lake City.
Returning, after four weeks in California,
via Mt. Shasta, Portland Tacoma, Seattle,
Spokane, Minneapolis, st. Paul. and Chicago.
Rate from Philadelphia, $500.
The fourth, April 20, will run west via
Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou,
side trip over Marshall Pass, Gleuwood
Springs, and Salt Lake City. Tourist will re-
turn Independently within six months.
Rate from Philadelphia, 1926; via Portland,
$25 additional.
The rates fixed for the first three tours cover
every necessary expense en- route in both di-
rections, including hotel accommodation and
several carriage rides, and trains for all side
trips in California, while rate for fourth tour
covers every necessary expense as above west
bound only, all side trips In California, and
trains only returning via route selected. This
particular tour is designed to accommodate
those who desire to visit the Yosemite Valley
and Yellowstone Park prior to their return tc
the East