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BRANCH ROADS

DELAWARE. MARYLAND & VIRGINIA r r.
Leave Harrington tor Franklin and wAy StatIons
lOd5 a m, week DAYS, 6.35 L. m Tuesday.
iIhuIsGsys and Saturdays. Returning train
leaves franklin 600 a m. week days 200 D. IN
tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
Leave harrington for Georgetown, Lewes and
at lO3S a. m, 6.35 p. IN. Returning, leave
LeweS 40 q. IN. $50 D. NJ.
For RehObOth leave HARRINGTON 10 * q m %
turning leave RehObOth 3IU D m.
FOr Berlln, leaves Harrington 10 3S A m and
o.5J D. IN week days Returning leaves BerIin
W a. m week days 2.59 p. m TUESDAYS Thurs.
days and Saturdays.
For ChincOteague Island, train leaving Usr
rlngton lOjo u. IN. week days, connects Al Frank .
IN Clty with steamer for Chincoteague Island
Returning, steamer leaves " a. m cOnnecTinV
win train arriving at Harrington gOI a. m
weekdays -
QUEEN ANNE KENT R. R.-Leave Townsend
lot Centreville and way stations 25 a m ana ~
P m, weekdays Returning leaves CenTfevilie
f9O a. m ana 800 p. IN, week -days
DELAWARE q CHESAPEAKER r. R-Leaye CIavton
Ior OxiOrd and way stations sag a. m, and > 81
= NJ MeeS Gays. Returning. leaves Oxford { 80
q. m. aud 30 p. IN. week -daYs
CAMBRIDGE SEAF0RD R. R-Leaye SaaSor3 70,
cambridge and intermediate stations n ~ a m
week days, and Oh Tuesdays THURSDAYS ana
saturdays 40 p. N, Returning leave; Can. .
oti9se onS ., o.Su a m and on Tuesdays Thursday s
CoNNEcTloNs- Porter. with Newark & Dels,
ware Clty Railroad Al Townsend with OueeD
Anne sd kentRatlVOad AtClaytOn with DelsgarS
&Chesapeake RailrOadand Baltimore 4 Delawer,,
Bay Railroad At Harrington with Delewsra
Maryland Virginia Railroad. AtSeaford viii
cambridge seaford Railroad. At Delmar, with
New YORK, Philadelphia Il Norfolk WiCemieO 3
Focomoke and Peninsula Railroads
sDaily except sunday.
| CHAS. L. PUGH General Manager
| y n. WOoD' General Passenger Agent.
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Exp Mail Exp Mail Exp Pass
AN An AN AN pm

Daily. Daily except Sunday
"a Stops to leave passengers from Wiluipgfo,,
and points north, or take Passengers for D1i,ts
south of Delmar " P''"'A
''f' ~ stops on signal, or Oh notice to copduc.
N stops to leave passengers from Wilmington,
or points north. wa
p stops to leave passengers from points soutl
OF Delmar, or take passengers for Wilmington
and points north, and Dover VIA
t stops to let of passengers from points south
NeW Castle Accommodation. Trains-Leayt Nil
mlngton l2O6 a. IN and g 80 D. m daily. and N u
a. m. so. 44O and 6,l5 .. M. week.da cav.
New Castle go Il. H., and lO.l4 D. N. daily ana
l.2O and 722 p. M week days
BB- B-Express trains leaving Harrington : -,ia
m, and arriving at 6.3l p. m. week dave run
through solid to and from Baltimore, tiq P0r.
terS and Newark 80 VI
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Father" said a 6-yeaF-pld, where
is AtOms9" Atoms, my boy; what
do you meanP" "Why, the place
where everything gets blown to-"
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Hustler-"TO think that a man
should spend One-third of his time in
bed !" Slow BOy-It's the other two
thirds that troubles me.
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*John Adams. in his diary thus describes this
gentleman; Cesar Rodney is the oldest looking
man in the world he is tall, thin, and slender
as reed, pale his face not bigger than a large
apple, yet there Is sense and fire, spirit wit and
humor in his cOuntenance. He made himself
very merry with RuggeS and his pretended
scruples and timidities at the last Congress -
Life and Works of John Adams, vol. ii, p. 564.
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Scarlet or Crimson Glover
"A BOON TO AGRIOULTURE.

We have the variety that is tested and acclimated
guaranteed IN sealed bags For the scarlet clover
Bulletin, No l6, Of the Delaware Agricultural Ex-
the gr0wers-The Delaware Fruit ExehanRe
SAMUEL H. DERBY sec,y, Woodside, Delaware
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A man always knows what he would
have done in another fellows place,
but somehow the other fellow don't
always believe 1t.
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Jinks-"Fhere's one good thing
about spoiled ebildrep.n = Riuks-
whats thAtP" Jlnks--ope meyer
has them in ones own house."
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When young man discovers that a
young woman has false hair, II is easy
for him to believe that she has false
heart as we'll.
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| a. w. GLEASON,
J Notary Rublic

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo.
S9-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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One Iends 10 fh.

One leads 10 The
other, The u cut.
ting v Of prices
leads 10 the sub
stitution OF worth.
less goods-traud.
'ulent limitations
Of the genuine
medicine, q dilu-
ttons Of Il, all
-. - -
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Cleveland, Stevenson, Harrison and
Bied are all Presbyterians.
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Husband, smiling: "Seems to me l
smell Kerosene"
Wife: YES by the way, my dear,
you must go to the intelligence Office
and get new girl, You cah ride
down with the undertaken"
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TELEGRAPHY.

young man or woman who desires to become
a Telegraph Operator, may hear Of an unusual
opportunity 10 learn by addressing
". DUNLAP, COG n Sth st., Philadelphia,
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Baltimore and Washington, a 54. 7O2. IS a
m daily 80 F.
Baltimore and way stations, 7O2 a. m. and > O5
Newark, Del, - 81, o. sS4J, a. m .l2lO sOa
daily. - ~ p ~
Landenberg Accommodation. week days O2
II W W ~ n. m; 3 % aud 80 p. m. Sundays $50 a
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
Eor fhiladelphia week days, SIS, & 90 : "a
s. ~, SS, II %, a. In; II 42 So, a45 N. m Snn
days 81 q. M II ~, 3 So, S 55, 9 45 n m
For Baltimore week days. 3 35, g. IS 20 I'll Is
and % So p. m. " ~ -
Sunday; SIS p. m, daily '' eANsP'
cept sunday N-'''
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Week days 81 Is, 100. 80 sSl5, $40. SO 90
III 80 a m; II O0 nOOn q As o. CO. Il o. $420
= 81 50 20, 50, - 81. So = "a 10, S4S. -ioE6
and II so pm.
sundays, Is e 90, IS Is 80 ~ SO, 1000. *n IS
:. m, II 90. noon, > 90. %, 4Ol, so, ST. { 80
q, 5 10, -. 10 lQ and II 81 p. N. f." -
Rates 70 Western points lower than via aly
other line c. o, SCULL, Gen'l Pass Agent
J, I. ODELL, General Manager
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, -
LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of F.
j. Cheney g. Co.. doing bnslpess in the
City of Toledo. county and state afore-
said, and that said Grm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of catarrh that cannot
he cured by the use of HALLS Caiarrh
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FRANK ]. CHENEY.

hh4Nh N q OII IIIN u
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in may presence, this 9th day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1886.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. r,
schedule in effect Nov. Ia. 1891.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND.
EXRESS TRAINS.
New York, week days. *S Os, *s 4, y 49, 80 "a
a. m, @l2 "a, - As, ~ IS, - SO. D. m.
New York SUNDAYS ans e. ~ sioos -
u "a. 2 50, - IS, - SO D. m
Boston, - SS p IN daily, with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars, running through to Boston, with.
out change, via Poughkeepsle bridge. landing
passengers in B. & NJ. station, Boston
Phladelphlal week days 3 eS, 6 ", 645, = 90
90 ~S % %S Il 800 - So 10 81 40 Sc, *lI So m
%, 10 Gu. all oO p. M.
Philadelphia, Sundays, 81 Os, 45, 80 ss IS,
TO- 10 S6 IL 40 3. m; %l2 a, co. - So O5 10
oOo. - 81, 40, y 39, %. 10 90 al IOOp IN
Atlantic City, weekdays, - 40 a. m. *l2 u
- 80 p m Sundays. $6 As - So a. m. son. m
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Wilmington l Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

follows. 80 io'%' tFalns Will leave as
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoriaissow well adapted to children that
Irecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
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Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
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Exp. Pass. Exp. Pass. Mail Msp
The record-union., 1892-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Thomas Ross of Woodland is in the
city.
Mrs. J. Nichols of Dutch Flat is visit
ing this city.
J. H.. Rodgers, of the Eureka Hum
boldt County, Standard, is visiting the
city.
Charles Fl. Ingram, a prominent citizen
Of Manchester, Eng, is at the Golden
Eagle Hotel.
Colonel J. B. Wright, who accompanied
Governor Markham to Chicago to partici-
pate in the Worlds Fair dedicatory exer-
clses, has returned. COlonels Chadbourne
and Doolittle returned with him.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: j. L. Hall. c. Fl. Howard, C. M.
Ingram, New York; r. S. Howard, S. S.
Hunter, Chicago; George S. Scovel, st.
Louis; Charles II. Ingram, Manchester.
Eng; A. ). Bleyer, Detroit, Mich: Mrs
J. Nichols, Dutch Flat; J. A. Wilson.
Henry Jacobs. II. Nordman, C. J. Harrar'
G. A. Head, E. K. Clifford, w. II. Zwis,
Ter, {. NJ. Shelter, James A. Mcguire. c.
f. Mccarthy, Julius Loell. w. II, Sned-
aker, G. T. Mills, San Francisco; Thos.
Ross, Woodland
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BRIEF NOTES.

County Clerk Rhoads issued thirty
eight marriage licenses during the month
of October.
1t was the estate of Bridget McAllister
NOT Gallagher, as reported-that was
sold on Tuesday.
Yesterday a lady named Mrs. Sherman
saw w. Jordan beating a horse, and had
nm arrested for cruelty TO animals.
Early yesterday morning somebody
stole two dozen fowls from the premises
Of Mrs. Thompson on + street, near
Ninth.
The case of Morris Powers. for assault
ing VIM. Rankin with a knife, will be
examined to-day in Washington, Yolo
County.
According to the Woodland papers the
case of Mrs. L. NJ. Hoover vs.. III. Silva
has been decided in favor of the former.
Silva claimed the right of tenancy of the
Mcdonald farm for two years, under
lease.
The organization known as the Pio-
neers' Sons and Daughters has elected
the following officers: VIM. NJ. Sims,
President; Miss Matte Shirland. Vice
President; Miss Annie Luther, Secretary.
Miss Leila J. Lindlev, Treasurer; George
Z. Putnam, Marshal
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Berlin Corrn Cnre

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless. gives inn
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from two to three days. Indorsed by
our best physicians. Try a bottle and
you viii always keep it. Price, 50 cents
q bottle.
Z. {. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
Compound sulphur Powder. the most
perfect laxative and cathartic known
Gives instant relief in cases of constipa-
ton, indigestion, piles, biliousness, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, etc., etc,
a great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The w. H. Bone Company. San
rancisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
q Co.. Sacramento. sole agents
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NAVAJO INDIANS.
Probable Origin of the Rumored Out
break Among the Tribe.

Probable Origin of the Rumored Out
break Among the Tribe.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2.-The only infor-
nation received at the Indian Bureau of
the reported trouble among the Navaios.
in New Mexico and Arizona, is contained
in the following message:
Hon. Commissioner Of Indian Agoirs, Wash
fagiOn: On the lth inst. l started with mn
Interpreter. police and wagons to Round Rock
where l had the promise OF twenty-five or
thirty children from the Navajos. On the
way north two of my police 1 sent to the Car
rizo Mountain district, anu when in that dis
trict Back Horse who claims to be cher ad-
wiser, was found at Round Rock with my
party, ana he with about thirty TO forty came
TO Round Rock and insisted must not take
any children to the agency school, notwIth-
standing had the promise and consent OF the
parents. stated 10 Black Horse that sooner
or later they might be compelled to send their
children to s. hOOl. when he Immediately be-
came angry, jumped upon me- and with the
assistance OF ten others OF his men, forcibly
tLoK me out OF the store and intenQed to xiii
me, when tie friendly Navajos and my poGce
tore me away ana hurried me into the store
Al the same time one of my scouts was
assaulted and beaten to such extent that le lrs
are entertained tor his recovery,
Alter the tracas was over Black Horse and
his followers threatened TO kill my staff in
terpreter Chee, MIR. Subbell and Charles
Mitchell unless promised not to ask tor anv
more children in this section or in any other
the critical situation l acceded to their de-
mand, feeling was powerlesS to do anything
and completely al the mercy OF Black Horse
ana his followers.
now most respectfully request authority
Tor the use OF a sudcient number OF troops to
force Black Horse and his followers TO furnish
cnilOren Tor the schools. | viii write full par-
tculars by mail. Very respectfully
DAVID l.. SHIPLEY,
United States Indian Agent
1t is said at the War Department the
Navajos number 1900 to 0,O00. OF whom
not less than 5000 are OF school age. The
school at Fort Defiance, on the reserva-
tion. has been in operation eleven years,
but the Indians always have been un-
willing to patronize it. Recently the
school has been enlarged, newly equipped
and supplied with an excellent corps of
teachers, and the agent instructed. as
were all other agents, to use his best
efforts to ill the school with children.
The result is indicated in the above tele-
gram.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

Nolney Ashford says They Should be
Annexed to the United States.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Volney Y. Ashford,
a well-known American resident of
Hawaii. is here en- route to Canada. his
old home. lie said in an interview:
"Hawaii ought to be annexed by the
United States, and might lee but for the
temerity of some of the natives, who re-
tain the old hatred of all things Ameri-
can. The vote of the population Of the
island would be ior annexation, | be-
lieve, but the island is not quite ready for
it. The tendency is that way, however,
and Hawaii viii eventually be annexed
10 some great power. 1fauy government
but the American is established there,
Hawaii viii be a menace to the United
States, Veritable arsenal at her back
door. The island is i'll perpetual polit-
ical stew. What with Queen Liliuokalani
fighting for the prerogative Of the crown
under the influence OF an ignorant Amer
lean paramour, and the foreign element
on the island lighting for the abolition of
the dynasty, there is Il pretty broil ali the
time. The republican idea is growing
steadily, and 1t IS only question of time
when the monarchy will be oyerthrown." :"
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Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
Office yesterday:
Anaheim Sugar Beet and Land Com
pany, Anaheim, Orange County. Capital
stock, $4,000. Directors = Hermann
Dickel, John p. Zeyn, Hermann Kreuger,
c. FL. Gosh and FL. w. Chynoweth.
san Fernando Oil Company, Los An
geles. Capital stock, $3.50, 600. Directors
w. \. Brophy, J. w. Easter, J. n. Greg
ory, f. NJ. Brophy and G. |. Althouse.
keystone Mining, Manufacturing.
Land and Power Company, Santa Paula,
Ventura County. Capital stock, So, 600
Directors-W. j. Sheriff, Addison Lysle,
Solon West, Charlotte NJ. Sheriff aud
Maria B. Lysle
The Consolidated Garfield and Vir-
ginia Mining and Development Com
pany, Sonora, Tuolumne County. Capt.
tai stock, Sl5O,OOO. Observation-Disclosures i.
Street, Carroll McTarnahan, A.iC. Maier,
George d. Stewart and Alb. Backman.
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a PArRIorIc PEOPLE.
Americans Ready at All Times to Re-
sist iudignities.

Americans Ready at All Times to Re-
sist iudi2nities.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2.-Inspactor-Gen G en-
eral of the Army Breckenridge has sub
mitted to the War Department report of
the operations of his department.. He
dwells at length upon the activity Of the
army the past year. At one time, the re-
port asserts, the country seemed upon
the verge OF war, which served to show
the eagerness with which all Americans
are ready 10 resent indignities. When
war seemed inevitable the response Of the
people 70 call, not yet made but antici-
paled, Tor men WIS something thoroughly
gratifying. These tenders OF regiments
OF men came spontaneously from all Sec
tons of the country, the Texans being
perhaps the first TO offer their services
and ral!ying around the old flag in de-
tense OF national dignity. In the South
and North alike the spirit Of patriotism
was equally enthusiastic.
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:. Brick - Pomerov for Harrison.

Some time since we declared that we
should never vote for Cleveland Now
we must either change our mind and do
as the seventy-two Democrats who rep
resented this State in the Chicago Con
vention, and swallow our words, or CON
tinue in our resolution. Believing. as we
do, that the election of Cleveland would
increase the poverty of the wealth-pro-
ducers Of this country, we will not vote
for him. But we have q vote, and what
shall we do with it? The Peoples party
has no organization in this State of New
York. Weaver and those who are run
ming the campaign for the Peoples party
have shamefully neglected their friends
in this State, and left them no other alter
native than to remain at home or to vote
for one or the other of the two leading
candidates. To vote for Weaver in any
place is intended only as a help to elect
Cleveland. The more manly wav would
be to come right out and advocate his
election and to vote for him, than to play
sideways. If the Democratic party is
right on this Presidential election. then
it is the duty of the Independents TO vote
with it for its candidates. If it is not
right, then it is our duty to vote against
it. l know the position of the Democratic
party to be wrong on this and other mat
ters raised in this canvass, therefore our
vote VIII be cast against it. II will be
given for Harrison, and with those who
vote for him. - -Pomeroy's Advance
Thought.
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SORROWFUL SlNTAG-
The Trafn-Robber Goes to Folsom This
Morning for. Life

Inc Ira1n-Robber Goes to Folsom This
Morning for Life.
George SOntag, the train-robber and
brother of the outlaw, who was convicted
at Fresno the other day Of completely in
the late train-robbery near that place and
sentenced to life Imprisonment, slept in
this city last night. This morning he will
be taken to his future place of residence
near Folsom.
Detectives Thacker, Hume ana Hickey
and Constable Hill of Fresno came as
Sontag,s escort. The CITY Jail was
deemed too Trail to risk placing such a
noted desperate within its walls, so the
Jail.
Sontag is not in the best of spirits. He
believed the officers would be unable to
convict him, and maintained spirit of
oraVado during the trial. That has van
lshed, however, under the depressing IN
fluence Of a life sentence.
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4 Chearfnl Giver

I'VE are soliciting contributions for the
fresh-air fund" said the missionary
woman. ''It only costs S. to give some
poor child fortnighrs enjoyment in the
country"
''If you'll get hold of Jobster's kid that
lives next door to me and send him some-
where where there is a good deep river
with slippery banks, I'd give five times
So" replied the man who has to sleep
through the day.
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Died IN san Francisco,

Charles A. Dorsey, the welI-known
RECoRD-UNIoN compositor, received the
sad announcement last evening of the
death of his wife in San Francisco. Mrs.
Dorsey had been an invalid for several
years, and was IN that city under medical
treatment. 1t was not thought. however
that her life was in imminent danger.
The deceased was lady most hiUhlv
esteemed by all that knew her. and hum
dreds of her friends in this community
will read with pain the sad news of her
death. She leaves one child, a son, and
relatives in San Benito County.
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have arrested Charles Augustus Howe, n
dashing young forger, wanted at Man
chester as well a. in almost every
State III the Union. In the last three
months he has, according 10 his own
confession, obtained from banks at least
S50.G0j. lie halls from Seattle, WASH,
where ne once conducted a real estate
business.
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Snnsida Notn

Did you pick up any weight by going
to the seashore, Smithy?"
II did, indeed, Browny- gained 125
pounds"
''Pshaw! Impossibler
Fact, my dear fellow. Come up to
the house and l viii introduce YOU to
her. We were married last week. -
Texas Siftings
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MRS. nARKIsON,s DEATH.
The President Very Grateful for the
sympathy Extended Him.


sympathy Extended Him.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The President
to-day requested the publication of the
following:
Inc expressions of sympathy with me and
our lamily in our great sorrow from individ-
nom public meetings, from political clubs
ana commltteesS OF ali parties and. indeed
nom ali our people, have been so lenCer and
IuIl OF resp ct ana love for Mrs. Harrison, that
reluctantly abandon the purpose of mai,in..
personal acknowledgment 10 each. We are
grateful, very grateful. for this cup OF good
VIII, ana f1r your prayerlul iutercessions.
May cod give to each Of you i'll every trial
that grace and strength which you haH e asked
Ior Us. BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING
POWDER.

Prof Peter c. Collier, late Chemist in Chief of the
Department Of Agriculture Washington D. c.. in recent
examination of many brands submitted him for ANALYSIS
only found DR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER to be the
only perfectly free from Alum Ammonia or any other
injurious aduterant but also found to be the highest in
leavenng and to possess other advantages not found
N any other baking powder
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Almost Suffocated.

1t was learned last evening that Ger
man lady named Brown, residing in the
vicinity of Twenty-frst and r streets,
was found nearly dead yesterday morn
ing from asphyxiation. Her death had
not been reported to the Coroner last
night, and it is thought that she must
have recovered.
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AMUSEM ENTS

MI. Cunninghanl's Australian Black
Iraekers are announced for two more en-
tertalnments at Snowflake Park, Satur-
day and Sunday afternoons next, when
boomerang-throwing in all its forms will
pe iildulged III, and the cannibals viii give
native songs and dances. Bv the Aus
traIlan steamer of last Thursday Mr..
cunningham received a largo consign-
ment OF boomerangs, including the large
or war weapons. These latter will be
used Saturday and Sunday, but spar
lngty, as their throwing is difficult and
Where there is large crowd dangerous TO
the 1eW-and there are always some-who
push into the grounds where the Black
Irackers work. The sport and game
pooiherangs will be used in great num-
Der. The Black Trackers have been
amusing themselves all this week max
ing weapons here from ash and hick ory.
Aeno, the contortiOnist, called the human
corkscrew, Will exhibit at both entertain
ments. He is probably UNSURPASSED bv
any as a contortionist.
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Mrs. Logan's "Rorae Magazine" and
the "MeeI.y Union.n

Both only 81 20 per year. The Home
1tdgasfne Of Washington, d. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers of the
W EEKLY UNION will furnish the naga-
zine TO its subscribers for a mere nominal
sum above the price Of subscription TO
the weekly.
The record-union., 1892-11-03

XATANTED-W WIDE-AWAKE WORkERS
w everywhere to sell "Shepp's Photographs
o. the " ord the greatest book on e.tttn.
costing S1UO,OOU; citsn or InsIaliments; u
bonanza Tor the hoIiGays; agents coming
money; mammoth illustrated circulars ana
terms nee; workers wild with success Mr.
King O'Lory, Altoona, Pa, cleared 300 in
SIN Weeks; heY. Joseph alters, NantuckeL.
Mass, $3.50 N II noIrs; Miss l.. Z brown
Los Angeles, Cal, S7 3 first day. MAGNIFICENT
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