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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

The last enumeration of school children of
Indianapolis shows a shortage Of IA 900 under
the enumeration Of two years ago and the
entire city is engaged in a search for the lost
babes
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WOODWARD
AND
LorHnor.
10TH. nth AND r SITS. NV.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

DINNER set-inclndng PA yard pattern
cioth and l doz~n n hx3lk inch napkins
sIs ny soied- Reduced from 81 - 20 800.
,.. hlnhsr Set-tncludng 2x3 yard dzmask
Ialern cloth and dOzen 3lxl inch napkin.
snsntiA solicd. heiurSsi from : 10 90 a. .G On.
srdinai fnnlrcd C1oth.-lANlk yards
% q .sAr each.
ssosen 3iNs8 inch Dinner Narkins-double
dozen N~' ~ - 80
huck and namask Towels. with knctsei
49, s a.ia ny .or'iers -sllshtly soiied- Re-
nainask Towels with wide Rel borders and
khettel iringe-siight4y soiled. Reduced fr,1rn
so 20 90 each.
tSecona floor 18th ~ huf,a,,gA
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ROBINSON. PARKER q CO..
AMERICAN cJoTHIERs.
&c COR. 7TH AND D srs NV.
II B. SMITH . co.,

ii. ARTISTS.
our studio, eol and Gus Mass ave. nv, havins
been remodeled a great exI-nse. think (wtbori
boastnrl have the harvest snd Test equipped stndic
south OF New York Our slesfaty 10 OIL pastel India
ink and crzyon PORTRAITS We DO only frstcllss wori
and sunrsntee satisfaction 20 our studio will
convince You that work second 10 none IN WASH
inston. Our poftraits can he In the windows q
the following places Of BUSINESS.
7. ,. Williams CO cor, yth and = sta nv
J. Auerbach. cor 10th and New York ~
Acker . Kenner, lss9 Pa ave. n W.
O. Warneld SIM son. yth and q sta NV
". p Hsrbst. x5tn and Pa ave. NV
+ hAekan bro cor. sth and u sta ne
y. Waiter Hodges. cor, Pa ave. and ID e. aA
Geo. ~. Wei<s. sk5ta and y ste.
II. kaufman. cor. 18th and sts. Sc
IN n. fsrris cor. luth aud SIC. NV.
T. D. SMITH co., Artsssa
opsn until pm. nvzi-ilp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

Asa political trainer Senator German has
Few equals and no superiors and he does not in
tend TO let his presidential boom break away
until the judges have given the word to 80.
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CHrLpRrs,s AND MISSES, Drp.rrMrs,

3Children's Fancy Gingham Dresses. Guimpe
style. Sizes 3. and years Reduced to 80
each.
/ Misses Cream Twilied Flannel Suit. with
Norfolk waist. Size II years. Reduced TO s..
. Chlldren's Atwood Jersey Tuxedo Sailor
suits-l Navy Blue and i Garnet. Size 10
years. Reduced TO 81.
(Third floor, 18th ST brlildinQD
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ODD LOTS.
Is Mems Odd White HeInstifched China suk
Handkercnlefs. with Handsomely suilrUid.r,.i
inItlals-2 As. DIS. 2E's. 2Js. 3 ksaI-
NJ. 2 P's and 4. Reduced from 80 10
3sc. each. or 3 Tor q 90.
g Ladies ODD White Unlaundered All-lineu
HemstIiched Handkrrclieis. with hand -sIu-
lrOlder,.d initials Ms .D's and 2 H. ke-
duced from - 20 lSc each.
"A Ladies' White All-iinen Hemstiiched and
fmbroldered Handkerchief. Reduced from
- TO 90. each.
Ladies' White All-linen Handkerchief
with coiored enibrolde scOlloped eds,s. Re
duced from 30 TO - We. each
B Ladies' White hl-inen Hemstitclied and
Embroidered Handker,h ieis. hedaued from
% 10 ! -. each. or 5 tor .yOc.
(first floor. third annex
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Mr. Henry Watterson Of Kentucky should
hasten TO Philadelphia and deliver there his
famous lecture on Money and Morals"
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FAN DEPARTMENT

SMALL LOTS.
Hend-peinted White Satin Fan. with carved
sticks. Reduced from 81 o. 20 "a 90
White satin Fan. with sold spanglee. Re-
ducel from $500 70 $40.
% White Satin Fans with ivory sticks
5rednced from 81 - 60 81. -.
Lotto leo.
Lotto 200
Is Hand-painted Colored satin Fans
reduced from 81 - 70 sl.15.
3oOto 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

Buenos Ayres might extend her sympathiss
to Philadelphia in her financial distress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

The voluminous writer Benson J. Losing,
who died yesterday, has made American his
tory attractive for many people ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

Sir William Gordon Cumming will probably
be looking for an army job in Turkey or China
shortly after the trial
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The tinplate prevaricasor knows no politics
aud recognizes 10 party.
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The Knights Of Reciprocity have opened up
tor business in Kansas.
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To make goods 20 quickly we cut deep into the
prices The deeper the cut the greater the chance
their going quickly AT the prices advertised will
not have single piece of any Of the items mentioned
below when the store closes at O'Clock tomorrow.
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LADIES, SOUVENIR LIST.

e12 so White Lawn Suits. all styles. Gil 80
IS White Suits all styles.
s5. SO Suits for IS and "a. rs %
81. 9s Embroidered White Wrappers. SO
e.. 6S White and Bingham Wrappers. Az
81. B8 Calico and Bingham Wrsppers...........$l4S
81 IS Calico Wrappers. all styles.
81 Calico Wrappers CASUALLY S125)............S9 c
o. Wash Silk Shirt Waists. S62o
as SO Silk Waists, Black and colors.
a. Flannel Blazers all styles... 80
a. SO Blazers iecub colors ..S225
SI2 English Summer Coaching Jackets. 50
90 Jackets for mountain and seashore.
% Imported Jackets. all styles.
shawls ct 10 per cent discount.
Chiidren's and Misses India Lawn. Gingham and
Flannel Suits at onetenth less than marked prices.
81 vsssar Shirts. from E. & W. soc
al 35 Imported French Percale Shirts. e12o
81 SO vassar Shirts. all styles. 80
al rs Shirts with embroidered linen bosoms. 81 80
al 9S Puff front Shirts Of embroidered lawn. 81 70
Sc. India Lawn Shirt Waists. 69c
al White and Fast Black Lawn Shirts SAC
al 25 White Lawn Shirt Waists embroidered. .9Sc
Ell 4S Lawn Shirt Waists. hemstitched. ~
Soc Boys or Misses Shirt Waists .44c
75c Boys or Misses Shirt Waists.
al Figured India Silks all styles.
25c. Scotch Ginghams. all styles. Oc
l2xc Outing Cloths all styles.
l2xc Silk finish India Pongees. &c
10 per cent discount all Black Silks. Grenadines.
and Priestleys Lubns. Courtauld's and other makes
of Black Wool Dress Goods.
lOper cent off marked prices Of all Laces. Drapery
Nets. Fl0uncinRs ana farasoi SoNers anu ING Aoo"-
ing special souvenirs:
81 10 Black Lace yard
lie. Wells. all styles.
l2c. Wells for 1Oc., and To- Veils DC
Dress Trimmings, Buttons. Flowers and Ribbons at
10 per cent discount.
81. IS Parasols. all styles.
e. W Surah Silk Parasols all styles 80 ~
e. 80 Pongee and Surah Silk Parasols 90. W
e5. 6S Bouquet Parasols all styles ga S
So 9S Lace Covered and other Parasols 20
Sl3 80 Imported Black Lace Parasols. .S119S
els Imported Lace Parasols all styles. $l29S
&5 So ChangeabIe Silk Sun Umbrellas. "
a. 9S Sun and Rain Silk Umbrellas .$3. I'd
g. 4S Silk Sun Umbrellas. all styles ~
e.. 20 'Gloris" Umbrellas. mems and ladies' $19S
e. 25 'Gloria" warranted one year.......-...$1.p
81. rs Pongee Umbrellas green lining.
25c. Silk Windsor Scarfs all styles 20
Soc. English Silk Windsor 6csrfs.
124c Null Ties. all styles.
go. vassar Shirt Fronts with
25c. Embroidery Collarettes. &c
35c. Null Fichus, yard square. Ac
Csc. Embroidered Null Fichus .bOc
u. ID SIX Crepe Pleated Running. "a
u. " Double Row Chiffon Running. Vl.OS
96c. single Row Chiffon Rufing. 7Dc
25c. Neck Ruchinss. all styles. .X2c
13c. hunhgD ten styles. Lee
22c Tinsel Edge Chiffon Rufiin9. .19c
16c. Crepe Rufng. shell design. 15c
&c. Duplex Tourist Ruchins. six
&c Cord Tourist Ruchins. six yards .1Sc
for 2oc Linen Coisrs for soc
&c Cleopasrs" Linen Collsrs.......... .......1e
25c Fast Black Hose. all styles. &c
25c Boot Pattern and other Fancy Hose nc
Csc. Fast Black and Colorsd Cotton Hose. 2oc
60 silk Iisle Hose. all styles.
&c. &c. a." Isle Hose. &c
75c. Fancy Novelty Isle Hose Go
Continued
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In New York 'Joues, he pays the freight"
but Flower owns the rolling stock and the
road
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The Philadelphis banking system will have
to be rsorgsnized on an entirely new basis.
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
3 Fine Gray Shetland Shawls-laree size Re-
duced from sSc. to Soc. each.
Extra-sized White Shetland Shawls-Iace
patterns. Reduced from 81 p to Q l. 20 each
fin Paisley Shawl-full siZe-choice design
and coloring. Reduced from sl1 TO $40
Third floor. 18th street building
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CoRsEr Drp,Rrxrxr.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT

odd pairs :. q. Nentilat,ng Cor~-ts Size q
cd hOur. lOth ~ building
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JERSEY DEp,RrNrSr

JERSEY DEPARTMENT
A small lot OF Atwood Cashmere Jerseys in
Navy Blue. Brown and Gray. Sizes 2s 30
q and 40. Reduced from $780, 81 and
$3.50 to 81 each.
small lot Of Fine Imported Cream Jerseys
some tucked front-others with vests-nearly all
sizes. Reduced from 81. -. 50, 50. and "a
(Third floor, 18th st. buiIding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

Mr.. Frank Hurd has retired from the
gubernatorial contest in Ohio with dull
taud-
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Secretary Proctor has gone up to Vermont
for week, but the opposition to his senator
ship did not require IT.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT

SUIT DEPARTMENT
Fine English Chevot Shirt wasts-French
yokes-fast colors. sizes 81 and "a. Reduced
to 81. % each.
A small lot of Finest French Flannel Blouse
Waists in neat stripes. Sizes 36 and rs. Re
duced from s3 and 81 10 81. - each.
l Fine Blue Striped Wash Silk Blouse Waist.
Size 81. Reduced from ~ I'd TO 81. 80.
(1hird foo. llth St buhng.D
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R1sr DEPARTMENT.

Remnants of Printed Outing Cloth in lengths
from to 10 yards. Reduced 70 &C. a yard.
Remnants Of Half-wool Dress Goods in
lengths from ~ to yards. at greatly reduced
prices.
Remnants of Monte Cloth. suitable for bows
shirt waists. ladies' blouses &c. in lengths
from y to yards. Reduced from 12k TO Sc.
aysrd.
Remnants Of Percales in lengths from \ to5
yards. Reduced from I2S to loc. yard.
(Second floor, LIST and I'd anuexes)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

ODD SIZES
psirs Ladies 4-hutton BLACK Real KID
Gloves. sizes ~ aud ~ Reduced from
Ell. - 70 ..- pair.
III pairs ladi-s 6-buiton length Nousoue-
taire Suede Gloves Ia larht Taps. with ...a,f..r-
duued iron , al 90 ~ a paif
Us pairs Ladies' U-button- lensth Tan Au-slk
(first floor. lth - bui,din.r }
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BLACK Goops Drp,Rrnrxr

desirable lengths Of GrenAdins a, low rem
nant prices.
Also aoou; 10 Remnants % Black and White
Ilaids and Cashmere. Nuns Neiling, Chevfs,,
Serge. Henrietta and FAncy tsSssis AZ tr,,.-.
that vii move them RAPIDLY
list door. annex a lpfh - hufllfpvN
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Mr.. Ingalls, has for some time past been fur
nishing a frightful example Of Man without
Party
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BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

pairs 10-4 White Wool Blankets. Reduced
from 81 to e3 pair.
pairs l2-4 White Wool Blankets Reduced
from 81. 30 to e. pair.
pair Very Fine Atwood Blankets. Reduced
from Sl3. 30 to S1l
3 Douhle-bed Size Lght-weieht Couforfs
Reduced TO ~ each
ottoman silk Blankets (soiled). Reduced from
81 to 81 each.
(Second floor. 18th st. building)
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DREss-TRrMxrSe DEPARTMENT.

100 Short Lengths of Dress Trimmnss in
lengths from y to yards. Remnant prices.
loo. TO 81. 90 each.
(First door. 18th st. build.ng.)
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
SMALL LOTS. soILED AND MUssED

2 1pfants' Baskets. Pink and Blue, with
in}snts' :First Short skirts. made Of ipe
nsinsook, with four-inch rufiies Of nainsook
elnbroidery and clusters OF fine tucks above
sltehtly soiled. Reduced from e1.5o to el.o0
infants' Handmade A-length Nsinsook
0owus-siixhtly soled. keducsd from 81. 80
vinfsnts .Doubie We" Drawer waists. sixs
ysars. Reduced from 80 to BIC. each.
Also special Reductions on all our Kilt Suits
sssa scor. losh q. building,
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Musn1S USprRwr,n Drp.prvrxr

8 Fine Cambria Corset Covers low neck. with
an inserting and edge Of Platte valencienne,
lace front and back-besdin9 and ribbon sizes
j and 40. Reduced from 81. % TO 1.5c each
Fine Cambric Corset Covers trimmed with
q deep Hamburg inserting and edge. Sizes rs
and 40. Reduced from 81 10 1c each
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, V back and
square front Of Nalencennes lace and finished
with herrngbone trimming and ribbon. Size
~. Reduced from al TO 1Ic each.
tSecond floor. 10th at. building.)
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COMPLETE COSTUMES Fon LITTLE AND BIG CHILDREN
CHILDREN FRoA To II YEARS Or AGE


Hosiery
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0eentsor SOC. quality Ladies French reads
eztrara0ant for Souvenir Of the Paiais Royal
Opening" The explanation Is that the only coiors
are Pink. Blue. Lavender. Salmon and Cream We are
for u cents.
HE Ps ROYAL OPENING" Positively Terminates SATURDAY
Con Saturday.
Ladies
he Saturday being the last
will will JAIL
aheut attention.
An Exhibition Or BABIES AND BABIES FuRSsu1sos

An ExH1prr1os Or BABIES AND BABIES FunmsH1sos
Therslbe
such trying
much an Exhibition Of
Chdrens Day.
venence
keclam nmadeby
to
PAIs ROYAL HEADQUARTERS
NOTICE Of of
the reduced dforthe
COMPLETE COSTUMES FoR LITTLE AND BIC CHILDREN
its
The
probably
Summer
$40
for
Of
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Bors CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

About forty odd Shirt Waists some soiled and
some slightly faded In French Flannel Out
ing Cloth and Percale. Each waist at Just one
half REGULAR price.
(Thrd floor. 18th St buiidine.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-04

sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1S4Q 1t
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YouSa LADIES From II To Is YEARS Or Age


open
ing"o thesun
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EGG 90 ssEsS FEE HIM a
q % MMMM BIB III MN A -
9 Cos 8 0 90 HMM BIS Il MN AA
F 10 III
10TH AND STREETS NV.
A. KAUFMAN. n. SICKLE
Special announcement for the Ladies in the Special
Column. je4-2t
Trade Is BoonrSo.

THERE Is A GREAT BOOM IN GEN.
TLEMEN's CLOTHING NOW IN
PROGRESS AT 3lg SEVENTH ST.
NORTHWEST.
WE ARE SELLING MORE OF OUR
.CORRECTLr Ma DE- SUITS. SEP
ARATE TROUSERS. COATS AND
VESTS AND FANCY VESTS THIS
SEASON THAN EVER BEFORE.
HOSTS OF HELL-DRESSED GEN.
TLEMEN WHO FORMERLY PATRON
lied THE CUSTOM TAILORs ARE
NOW WEARING GARMENTS PUI-
CHASED OF US.
OUR STOCK OF THIN GOODS FOB
HOT WEATHER NEEDS NO COM.
MENDAT1oN. TO SHOW THEM Is
ALL THAT Is NECESSARY To SELL
THEN. THE STAMP OF GENTILITY
Is UPON EVERY GARMENT AND
THEY ARE CORRECT IN EVERY
DETAIL-IN FACT. ARE PERFEcT.
LET Us SHOW THEM TO roc.
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j EwELRY DEPARTMENT.
SMALL LOTS.

EWEl4hI DEPARIMENT.
SMALL LOTS.
ID Real Enamel Brooches. Reduced from
S1.15to 81 each.
pearls.
reduced from o.. so to Co.
reduced from S5 to go 30.
3 reduced from e. TO 81 so
] reduced from 90. S5 10 SO.
Fancy Brooch. set with Rhinestoues. Re-
duceQ from go Is.
i Fancy Brooch. Reduced from ell to
Silver Fob Chains. Reduced from 65 to &c.
each.
80 Fancy Gold Brooches. Reduced from IS
to 15c. each. =.
tFirst floor. 18th st. building)
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
boxes Writing Paper-boxee broken Re-
duced from Ice. TO l0c. a box.
box Writing Paper-box broken. Reduced
from 10c. to &c.
box Writing Paper-box broken. Reduced
from 1Sc. TO lie.
(first floor, 11th st. building
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TEE PALAIs ROYAL
cesnw 12sA = snd ra svA
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HASDkERcHIEr DEPARTMENT.

CFirst noor. 18th st. buIldms.D
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
ROD AND GUN.

Angling i'll England is in point of law
on the same footing as net and other fish
ing, and anglers who fish in private
waters without permission Of the owners
are liable to punishment as poachers, sub
ject to certain eXeln Dtions. For instance
if fching in the day time the angler cannot
be unprecedented. but the owner of the
fishery can summon him before Il justice
and seize his rod and tackle, bat not his
creel nor any fish he may have taken.
While many of the English fish breeders
have spoken unfavorably of Introducing
orr brook trout into their waters Mr..
Arinisted, an emin, Mt British fish cnlturist,
maintains contrary view. and is OF tn.
opirinn that the s. ccies has been declie
10y persons whose conclu sions were preina-
ture in the absence of a fair trial. Mr.
Armisted states chat tho American brook
trout is proving one of the finest and
earnest fish i'll Eng ISL waters, when pro-
pcrly treated.
Enough is now known OF a portion of
Alaska, iinpeifectlv explored to indi ate
that it is the finest fish and game territory
probably in the wcr!1. While the general
government has complete control of this
vast tract. rs yet bat one insignificant law
has been PASSED il the interest of p-otec-
ton. The same a C bestowed upon these
two products in Alaska aS is accorded then
by the government in the Yellowstone
park viii prove in tie future an immense
boon to vast population, innsinuch as,
with few wise res: rirtious Thoroughly
enforced, Aiassa will FIR generations to
c me he carab of Providing fish and game
for all classes Of ue"SonS in the older
States, either is food or for p. rposes Of
sport.
Tic Farmers ALLEN has taken q hand
III game rrt'tccti III i'll Kansas. This sea-
son the killing of quail III August along
the road>ideS and IN tie hedges so aroused
The en1nity of The III, M e~s that they de-
termred to Lrea1 Up ali shoo'ing At the
alliance meetings the passed resolutions
that each memb r sd ,.i,d post his land and
forbid cunning This determination was
carried out with the result that vixen the
season opened amateurs found themselves
deprived of sport. Quail We're very album
dant in Kansas, and had they been pro,
tectcd in August as carefully as during
the open season it would have been a YEAR
noted for its opportunities
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
SAYINGS AND DOINCS.

The New York police force proudly
boasts of their achievement in arresting
twenty-cisht goats during the past year.
4 defendant in New York court CON
fessed that he was the most notorious liar
in the world. | can't help it. l would
rather tell u lie than not
The family cradle of the Hohenzollerns
was made in lee, and has rocked every
Prince and Princess of the royal House OF
Prussia sine that time. Il IS OF stout old
oak
y man who was in tie car with Sitting
Bull when the latter set out upon lis fiji st
railway ride, which was from Bismarck TO
Washington. says the chief sIivered and
gazed about in wonder as the cars few
over the rails. The train stunning very
fast" said gentleman present. lymph, -
replied Sitting Bull looking out of the
window. Fire wagon stay still. White
mans medicine make earth move heap
fast
The Fon Marche in Paris possesses prob
ably the largest kitchen in the world II
provides food for all the employees of the
house. +,UCo in number. Tie smallest
kettle holds seventy-fiye quarts, the largest
Si5 quarts. There are fifty Try IL pans
each of which is capable of cooking 500
outlets ST a time or of frying 30 pounds
of potatoes. When there are one.ettes
for breakfast 7,sG0 eggs e usei The
coffee machine makes 80 ;sus.,ts OF co.ses
daily. There are sixty eu..ss AMI ias
Kitchen bows employed,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
TlD-EITS FROM OVER THE SEA

The EIi;isa postal Telegraph depart.
ment uses Nelsters dictionary as a..
thoriry.
Over $500. 900 worth of French bonbons
are exported to Gorstantiaop'e yearly fer
the ladies of the Turkish harcms.
sixty thousand ] eaple are said to be ont
of work in the city of Berlin. Ninety
thousand are out of work in The East End
of London alone.
IN electric railway between Vienna arl
| esth is eng planned. tie journey to
tale only two and one-half Eouls instea!
Of four hours, rs at pres mt.
Steamboats, will soon be running on tie
Set; CT Gal:ice--sss strange . sight in the
Holy Land as the forthccIn.n g railways to
Jerusalem ;nd Damascus.
1t is said SIG. Geo has been paid for the
English ard American rights Of nuhlshn !,
the Memoirs of Prince Tallcvrani.H the
first two volumes of which haze appeared.
There is no country ike Trance for
starting journals During 1890 no less
than $50 new newspapers were brought
out of WI * h rot one lclnains in life.
The Duchess # Northumberland las just
been buried in Westminster Abbey as a
tr,N- lee oltiN ialilliN III i-iS anu TctaiI-
ing the Irescriptive right to the honor of
tbs intcimcnt there.
Col. Ecl,anse ard NJ Sclneider,l the
directors of the Creusot works. respective
y declare that it IS Unneco essay to re
l.'s.re steel guns 10y bronze cannon, in view
& the adoption OF smokclcsS powder.
the manners and Gus. oruS of the oil En-
:sli>h puritans were described somewhat
eddy by an Indian student ar a recent lis
to,ical examination. lie stated that the
alauselaents OF the puritans We're chiefly
hliac!4Han haf and ca o nine-tails."
The remains OF Captain Join Smith.
fo&noer of Virginia were inferred. at his
request. in the church of st. Sepulchrc's
London. The tombstone is so dilapidatetl
that tie ve>try are organizing a fund to
res. ore the memorial for the honor OF on,
county.
Tie English school board has caused q
plague of crows in northern Norfolk. so
say the faf merS, W no in these days OF com
TuiSorv education cannot obtain enough
bows 10 scare he crows. Mechanical de-
vices are no use-the old birds arc much
too knowing 10 he de eivt d ly them, and
they enjoy n really fine time among the
farmers, rickS and crops.
The anti mite party in Berlin oh ,ect
to a Hebrew tinse even in great COM
poser. At reception recently given to
their 'eader, eN-Cou:t Chal lain Stocker.
enc OF Gcl d2issohn works was TO be
PLAYED hut the Jealous Jcw-E ojtcrs would
not allow sch an is.a ,.itish name to
appear in tie program. and altered the
item TO .No.et, ly +. Y. Ba.thoidy."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-10
RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH

Eat plain food.
BE regular with your habits.
Begin your morning meal with fruit
Wear wooden clothing the year round
Don't so to work Immediately after cat
ing.
If possible go to bed at the same hour
every night.
Rise in the morning soon after you are
awake.
Ee moderate in the use OF all liquids at
all seasons.
1t is safer to filter and boil drinking
water.
Exercise in open air whenever the
weather permits.
in the middle Of the day.
Keep the feet comfortable and well pro-
tected.
sponge hath of cold or t2pid water
should lie followed by friction with towel
or hcnd
Brush your teeth at least twice day
night and morning.
Don't worry; it interfcres with the
healthful action of the stomach.
See that Your sleeping rooms and living
rooms are well ventiia ed, aud that sewer
gas does not enter them.
You must kave interesting occupation
in vigorous Old a5e. Continue t. keep the
brain active. Rest means rust.