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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-07-29
MRS. PRICK ILL.

At his request commune alton with his
residence was shut of, and his brother.
in-law was sent to inform his wife of his
illness and to reassure her. She gave
birth to son ten days ago. She was
greatly distressed, bat bore hersel brave
liz when told there was no apparent dan
ger. She sent her sister, Miss Childs, to
the Office with instructions to return at
once aud inform her Of Mr. Tricks actual
condition.
In the meanwhile Mr.. Frick was re-
moved to the back office, where the ply
sicians made careful examination, and
at4P. NJ. the bullet was removed and
the wounded man was resting easily.
THERE'S much more anxiety in the fam
IFS over Mrs Frick's condition than her
husbands. The papers were kept from
her Yesterday aud she was given to un=
derstand that the ARRAY was trifiing.-
This morning, however, she got hold Of a
newspaper, and the effect OF the whole
story thus giyGn at once was almost dis
astrous. OF course she is receiving the
best attention, and the best results are
hoped for
HoMEsFEADERs WOULD LYNCH MN.
Rumors reached this city tonight that
a Thousand or more Of the strikers at
Homestead were coming down for the
purpose of stormiug the Central police
station and lyncbing tho Russian, in order
to demonstrate that they had No SYM
pathy with him IN his desperate deed.
While not inclined to take much stock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-07-29
BMrmoRr & Ono RAILROAD SCHEDULE
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loaa WOODSTOCK at and 10 I0p
onnnrat all tions aTper Ferry at % and 81
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NR. F4IcK's GOODNESS.

In five minutes a-haIf dozen Surgeons,
including Drs. Litchfeld, McClel an,
Murdock and Joseph and John Dickson,
we're al hand Mr.. Frick was tod to lie
down on lounge. and after his clothing
had been removed the wounds were wash
ed and the bleeding stopped. During all
This riue the wounded man was calm and
had n perfect command of his faculties,
and apparently was less excl:ed than any
other person in the room. From time TO
time he made suggestions as to how badly
he was hurt, aud a-half hour after the
shooting dictated message to Andrew
Carnogis about the assault, in which he
told him that he thought he wonld be all
right
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-07-29

The czsuAra COMPANY, n MURRAY STREET, NV York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
Lo que pasa en- Grecia

81 Epbinseyks, que es el mas importante y
autoIizado de los peri6dioos de AteDas, ha pu-
blicad0 recjentem ente una s6rie de desconao
lad0res artfeulos acerca de Ia situaci0n de Gre
ola. De su consulta los datos Odoiales, re-
sulta que On niDgdn pals del mund0 Sc perpe.
tran tantcs robos, asesinatos estafas como
en- Grecia.
En- este pals de bandidos-dice el Eph5
Nser6s-ha habido On el ano dc 1891 mas do dos
mil asesinatos.
Los rob0s cometidos en- Atenas durante el
referidO ano, ascienden lit
La polieia griega, segdn el aludido peri6-
dico est8 siempre de acuerdo con los ladrOnes.
Unos y Otros, ladrones y polizontes, roban On
compa1ia y viven On Ia mejor ammonia del
mundO.
FL importe de 10 robado en- Atenas todOs
los amos, puede calcularse, pOr t6rmino medic,
on 500 900 mil pesetas..
Repartiendo esta oantidad entire los habi-
tantes de Atenas, resulta que cada unO de
slos le roban al s1o 20 pesetas, 8, 10 que es 10
mismo, que cada uno paga 20 pesetas anuales
de contribution los bandidOs.
Estas noticias del EphinerSs sc oompletan
CON una estadistica dc incendios que mete
miedo.
es que ali prenden fuego las casas pa
ra robar mas facimente.
BonitO pals. (ReprOdxc5d0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19

Hacienda que supono m rendimiento de 90
por 100 la riquoxa peCuaria, cuandO eata, ca
Cosa pr0hada, apenas alCanza 81 4 pOr 100. La
Intendenoia guiada de IN cello que le honra,
pero de IN cello que perjudica 81 pa's, rectih-
caria su juiciO-no es possible dudarlO-el dfa
que una corporation cOmpetente como Ia que
venimos defendiendo, demostrase Ell error de
nuIeros en- que ha inourrido.
Prometemos volver ocuparnos del inte-
resante asunto que nos ha iBsDirado Ell presen-
to articulo. Nuestro objet0 hoy no es otro
que el de demostrar la c0nveniencia que los
agrioultores On general del pals reportarfa ia
defnitiva y pronta constitution dc Ia Ljga
Agraria, = Ia necesidad en- que estamos todos
dc sostenerla y ayudarla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
OJO OJo
Sc compran acciones pre-
miadas de La
LOTERIA PROVINCIAL
Rafael R. Palacios SaIazar. 81
Gaceta Official de hoY

Fiscalia da la Audiencia Territorial de
Puerto Rico. .-Relaci0n de los indivfduOS que
se nombran para eiercer el cargo Flscales de
los Juzgados municipales del territorio de esta
Audiencia durante el bieniO q. empeEara ell 10
Ge Julio pI6ximo y terminara el 80 de JUNO
de 1894
-Contaduria Central de Hacienda pdblica.
Ia turas que SO pagsran on la pr6xima &c.
mana:
Sorteo Is
JUNO 20.-Facturas ndmeros SO q los.
Idem 21.-FacturaS ndmerOS 1O6 112.
Idem 22-Facturas n1merOs 1O3 & 118.
Iiem % -Facturas ndmeros % %
AtrasOS So
Idem % -Facturas ntmerOs 448 452.
administrator Central de ComunicaoiO-
nes.-Re' aci6n de los peri6dlcOs improsos lle-
gados sin faja nj direction por el vapor correo
espafol MONtcvsdeO, en- la noche del dia 10 del
corriente
-Juntas locales de instruction pdblica de
Humacao, SIN Sebastian y Barroa.-senalanse
los diaS hOraS, en- que deben verihoarae los
exameDeS de las escuelas pdbicas privadas
-Junta de Obras del puerto de esta Capt.
tal.-Balance de GAIA correspondence al mes
dc Mayo del corriente af1o.
-Diputaoi6n Provincial de Puerto -RicO.-
Publfcase la re- aci6n de los ndmerOs pr emiados
On el sorteo celebrado el Is del corriente para
Ia concession de acc1OneS de billeteS de Ia LOto-
ria provincial, y los nombres de los agraeiados
Casa Provincial de Carload "Bsnefcencia y
ManicOmiO ".-EstadO demostrativo del moyi-
mientO del personal de dicho estableoimientO,
duTante eI mes de Abril del aflo actual
-Resdmen dc las obeesvaoiOnes meteOro-
l6gicas vertfcadaS en- Ia Jefatura de Obras pd
blicas durante los dias al 10 inclusive del
COrriente mes.
Administrator Central de CoDtrlbuciones
y Rentas. .-Estado do los principales productos
del pals exportados durante el mes de Mayo
del ailo actual, comparados con los de igual
meH del ano anterior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
La Liga Agraria en- Puerto-Rico

Els precise que nuestrOs hacendados es-
tAQCierOS cOmprendan Ia impOrtancla vital que
ontra6a para Ia defensa de sus intereses en- el
preSente y on 10 pOrvenir, Ia constitution def
nitiva de Ia Mga Agrarla establecida va en- prfn-
cipio, On esta Capital, que viene ser, juicio
nuestrO, uno de los mas fecundos resultados
de Ia samblea de AgricultOgeS celebrada hace
POGO on los sSlones del Casino EsganOI. es
neCesariO que cOmprendan esa impOrtancia,
para que le preSten deoididO apoyO, para que
la rutina la apatla no veDgan q dar vida an6
mica hacer impossible una inatituci6n la
mada prestar tan importantEsimos servioios
& la provincial.
va antes de ahOra hemos tratadO de de-
mOstrar 10 que vale Ell esfuerzo undo de los
gremiOs legalmente eonstituidOs, 10 est6ril
que eS y ha GidO siempre aQui y en- tOdAS par
teR Ia lucha aiS!ada de esOS mismOs gremiOs pOr
cOnquistar ret0rmas que mejoren 81 manera
de ser. Es un heohO prObadO haata Ia saoie-
dad, que nadie atender8 defenderA intereses
sgenOs, como los mismos que tienen el deber
y alcsnzan las conveniencias de defenderlos.
Nuestra agricultural decadente neoesita
man0 discreta intellgente que contribuya
levantarla de Ia pOStracl0n On que ha CaidO !;
neCeeita defenderse de los que pOnen Obstacu-
l0s & su f4cll desenv0lvimientO, ora abruman-
dOla con impuestOH SuperiOreS Sus rendi-
mientOs, ora creandO direota 8 indl eotamente
difiCultadeS 81 marcha desembarAzada Y IL
AgriCola, y 81 la industrial que viene ser la
esenCia de eus Industries, no Sc atiende como
% debido nj 80 le pvesta 81 apoyO que necesi-
ta, no es precise ser pIoteta para augurar 81
triste porvenir que todos nos espera
La Lga Agraria haca tempo establecida
en- la Habana, ha logradO en- pro de los intere-
ses del gremio que defiende, 10 que 81 Ministe-
rio de Uitrsmar no ha o0ncedidO Puerto-RicO
niQuiera sea por espiritu de equidad; siquiera
sAA por no establecar una diterenoia ehocante
y exsgerada entire una otra Antilla. En-
Cuba Sc Yeb0i1 Ell 80 p0r 100 para gGstos de
csslt5Ue. ksa RNeytO-RjcO SOLO Sc rebajG p0r eg
Nsj8mo cOsscept0 eI 35 pOF 1OOlI
La C0nsUtuCi0n dehuitiva de una Liga Agra
ria deCididamente Sostenida por 81 gremiO
de agriCultores de Ia lsa, es una neeesidad que
90 imp0ne, que selmpOne dc momento.
Hay muchos extreznos que es precise illus.
s9aI; muchQa errpres que es indispensable
aOaalAr, entre eliza u % ssta endenOia de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19

sion mas de 3 400 pergonas contemplation
81 Duollato (iesde Ia plazue'a de San Francisco.
|hasta Ia esQuina de Ia Gale de la F)rtaleza
Realmente no nos explicam0s como Sc consien-
ten establecimientos dc esa clase On GALES cen
tricas dc Ia Capital, habitsdas por tsmilias
principales, sobre todo cnando en- dichos esta
blecimientos no s. observan las reglas de hi
giene ex'g das por Ia Sanidad puedan concep-
Guarse de verdaderos focoS de infection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
AvisO impOrtaDte

Sc c0mpran acciOnes premiadas de bilIetes
de la loteria provincial, y sc admlten PROPOSE
clones 4 I'm tanto mensual sobre las mismas
los que no quieran enagenarlas, d&ndoseles las
garantfas fue reQuieran sus duefos. Tambi6n
SO sirven pedidos de dioh0s billetes para la Is
Ia y 81 extraniero precios convencionales.
InfOrmara, -NSc0ssOr Zes0.-Capital, Sol 90. 6-3
-
A principles de Ia pr6xima semana QUeda-
ra firmado el contrat0 para la cOntrucci0n del
acueducto, entire el Ayuntamiento de esta Capt.
tai 81 Mayor del Ej6rcito IDgl6s, senior Gran
ger Representative del sindicato tornado en-
Londres para reaigar dicha obra.
ga
Los principales pr0ductOS del pals expor-
tadOs durante el mes de Mayo del afi0 actual.
fueron los siguientes: azdcar 10 999, ,43l kilos.
cafe 802, ,742, cueros 81, ,13l, ganado 90 cabe-
zas, mieles OK, ,654 y tabaoo 8.26S-Com-
eparadOs con los exportados en- igual periodo
|del afl0 antesior, Sc exportaron de mas szi-
car 1850, ,582, cafe 123503 mieles 54I ,3O8.
y de menos; cueros 62, 1893, ganado 81 cabezas
N tabaco 133, la kilOs, resultandO una diferen-
Ola de mas on valores de $118 900 Al
As
Fuer0n deteDidos aver por la poliois los
individuos Siguientes: Lorenzo Ruiz, Dor su
pueGto autOr del hurto de unOs tablones don
Miguel Divils Eadio Fernandez, Juan anco.
Francisco Fsanoo Ensebio FAanco. Dor rlfia
esoandal0 an la calle de la Luna Matias Bar.
Icelo, Tor haneg hsEld0 ea pn lahto & AatQaia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19

Charbonier; Clemente Correas Hilarino Audi
no, requisitoriados por el Juzgado de Instruc-
colon de esta Ciudsd.
81 vapor OJinde RodrigMes cargo aver en-
nuestro puerto, so sacos cafe, $3.50 kllos para
Hamburgo IL cajas tsba.os para Bremen,
Liberpool = st Thomas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
Atenci0n aUuf

Be desea c0ntratar I'm mtsic0 de buenas
condolences para dirijir una banda militar en-
Puerto-Plata, (Santo Domingo) Fl sueldO es
bueno. Ha de levar repertoire de m6sica
ser requinto, 81 es possible. Informaran en-
LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERT0-RIC0. 3-2
" sss
Nuestro smigo el competente professor de
instruction pdblica senior don Felipe Janer
Soler nos ha obsequiado CON un ejemplar del
interesante nrOspecto del Colegio particular
superior que con ell nombre de San JM1n BGu.
tstG ACADIA de tundar en- esta Ciudsd, ealle de
Ia Cruz, mum. 80. Le agradecemOs mucho Ia
atencidu y le deseamos muy buen suceso.
x e.
NuestrO buen amigo el doctor Goenaga SO
ha mudado la herm0sa casa que en- esta Ma
rina han fabricado los senores Sobrinos de Por-
tila.
Hemos leid0 en vari0s peri0dicos de Ia Ha-
bana entusiastas elOgi0s de los brillantisimos
examenes que sufri0. obteniendo nota de sobre-
sal ente en- aquella Universidsd, Ia simpatica
ioven msyagIezana dofla Zoila A. Pach De-
tress, inteigente comadrona hoy estableeida
en- esta Capital, calle de Is Fortaleza nimero IS.
La joven Zoila debe estar satisfecha de las notas
a'canzadas On un tribunal tan rijido como el q.
nos ocupa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
CereCedO Hermanos v Ca.

COmpran aociOnesedo billetes Do Loterla
billetes para t0dos los sOrteos, con compr0mi-
SO pOr tres amos.
GEL GOL.VX.GDOn
46 San FranciScO-46. Go
La novedad del dia en- eSta Capital son
los abanicos capriohosfsimOs de diversas for
mas que aoaban de recibir en- el almac6n de
mdsioa Parts BGs0F, San JustO 50. Entire Ell
surtido fguran los celebrados abanicos califor~
nianos chlnescos Gin -KO-K6 que es la gran
novedad en- los Estades- Unldos y Ia Habana
Los hay plateados, dorados,y de diferentes ola
ses y taman0s. Las damas de alto tOnO no
deben usar Otros Ninguna mujer par0cera
bonita sin estos abanic0s denOminados pesCG
9a0VjOS. 3-3
Ha ..falleoido en- esta Capital, victma
de aguda penosa enfermedad, el inteli-
gente tip6grato don Jose B. Mayol, per-
soma muy estimada entire aus c0mpanerOs
Y ue cuantos tuvieron la dlcha de conOcerle
A su entierro que SO verifo6 en- la mafiana de
how asisti6 gran concurrenoia, oompuesta en-
su mayor parte de individuos del arte de tip6-
Qrafos. Descanse en- 0l Senior el alma del que
VA no existe, reoiba 81 famllia 81 conauelo
que ha menester por tan sensible p6rdida.
Hoy ha hab.do nm esOAndalo fenOmenal en-
una fonda de chinOs egta0lecida en- los baiOs
de la casa ndmsro IL dc Ia calle de la Tanca,
10 cual NADIA tiene dc extrano por que los tales
escAndalOs con su c0rtejO de palabras Capaces
de ruhOrizar un Quarda canton aOn eaal Cuotls
diaRoa alli Sc han reparttdQ palQk Nin cQlnpa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19
NotIclas de la Capital

Hemos recib.do hoy un telegrama de nues
tro amigo don Luis Roncoroni, partlcipandonol
que llegara esta Capital con So COmpa1fa q
25 del corriente no 81 IS como SO habia anun
ciado.
Ha Qusdado. .encargalo interinamente de-
oonsulsdo de Francia On esta Ciudad, por an
sencia de su prOpietariO Mr. Leon M0llie, e
senior don Francisco Teller.
@ oso
Hoy Sc han vandido en- oompetencia on
eSta Capital, 130saoos azdoar "a San Pedr0
clara, So Is, comprados por Andres Crosas.
Al pnb1ico
Sc suplioa l&s personas que presenciaron
el incidente ocurridO entire un sacerdote y IN
oaballero, aver tarde On Ia esQuina de la Inten-
dencia, se sirvan avistarse CON el que suscribe,
en- Ia FAbrica del Gas.-PUerto. Rico, JUNO IL
de 1892 -. B. CG1yj6as "a
sc
Retreta mahana por Ia banda del Battalion
CaZadOres de CadiZ:
1o-El PrisiOsseT0, PasOdOble Valero.-
de Ia opera Norma, Bellini.-4o Duo de Tiple
Baritone opera Rigolett0, Verdi-5o FelSs0,
Vals-polka Roig-6o Los f0gjeS, danza, Campos.
En- ruta por eI Oaste de la sla saldra de
este puerto en- la madrugada del microbes
pr0ximO el vapOr cOstero AOiZSS.
La compa1{a de los FerrOcarriles han re-
caudad0 en- trOzO actualmente en- exploitation,
desde el 10 hasta el 16 de JUNO en- curse 3 196
pesos. Y desde 10 de Enero hasta la Ultima
citada feoha $43 628. Total $45824, segdn re-
"a el Boletin semanal de Ingresos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-19

RegistYO C6vil.-Ayer IL del actual Sc ipa.
cribieron On los nbros de nacimientos del Re.
gistro civil de esta Capital, los de Jose Miguel
Ascasio Rondon, Joseta Irenes y Rivera, julia
Moqtanez Martinez y Jos6 Juan Chavarrfa =
Hsll9ai aai como, On loa DE detunc CLONES lee q
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02
Rev. Gardner.

Rev. Gardner of Albion, delivered an
eloquent Republican address, at the
Opera House, Thursday evening, TO one
of the largest audiences ever assembled
in that room. lie is certainly one of the
best Republican orators over heard ut
Alpena, but the gentleman's arguments
will not bear investigation. His princi-
pie point was in favor of imposing n
tariff tax equal to the difference between
wages in Europe and this country. That
Is far more OF Democratic doctrine than
II Is Republican, who, judged by the laws
they have passed, favor prohibitive
tariff We have room only for one illus
tration to show that the Republican tariff
far exceeds the difference in wages, and
to show that 1t Is the capitalist, and not
the laborer, who gets the most benefit out
OF the tariff taxes.
In 1880 five firms were manufacturing
linen. Their combined capital was $4O6,-
800, and the goods produced by them the
previous year, could have been purchased
In an open market for S452,97O. The
tariff law gave these firms the power to
tax the people, so that they received for
their products 1902, 451, OF which $149,-
4S1 was the amount the tariff gave them
authority to collect from the people, and
they did collect 1t. The five firms en-
ployed 4S4 laborers, paying them for their
labor 1924 GAG, which gave every employee,
on an average, S4.92 per week. Now the
five firms compelled the American people TO
pay them Unprotected tax, which amount
cd to $149,4S1, and the tax levied on the
people who bought tho linens, exceeded
the total amount paid the employees, as
wages, by $25, 435. In other words the
linen firms were empowered to collect a
tax from the people large enough to pay
the entire wages of the 484 employees,
and in addition left $25. 435 to be added to
the profits OF the linen firms. The
American people could have bought their
linen that year In the open market, and
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02
Il. Tarsnev addressed tbe citizene

T. Il. Tarsney addressed the citizens a.
the Opera House last Friday evening,
in an able manner, and made forciblo
argument in favor of tariff reform. Mr..
Tarsney has great reputation as u po-
litical orator. The evening was wet
and disagreable one, and yet large
audience was present and remained until
Mr.. Tarsney had concluded his remarks.
The speaker showed the injustice of the
tariff tax system, and how the persons
benefited by it gambled with each other
to see who could get the most, while the
people generally were robbed. He spoke
very earnestly against the old war feel
ing some Republican speakers disgraccd
their speeches with, and proved from
statistics that large part of the Union
army was composed of Democrats. The
speaker had five brothers i'm the Union
army.
His description of how private pension
bills were passed was very interesting,
and he produced good evidence to show
that Grover Cleveland, when President,
had only done his duty in closely scruti-
niZing those that were unworthy.
The speaker showed very convincingly
that the tariff was of no benefit to the
farmers, but was positive injury to
them,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02
AmuSements.

The many admirers of the eminent
comedian, John Dillon, will be pleased
to hear that he is appearing this season
in an entirely original comedy from the
pen Of the we'll known author G. r.
Darcy entitled, "a Model Husband"
The play Is said to be admirably adapt
cd to Mr.. billions style of work, replcte
with amusing situations and ridiculous
ly funny complications. Benjaman Bas-
cum Dillon's character,) is an elderly
New York stock broker who has allowed
his wife, MARIE" to hold the reins Of
domestic government for twenty-one
years. After the unremitting training of
all these years, the wife thinks she has
indeed a "Model Husband" and decides
to trust him alone while she goes to Loon
Lake for an outing. Her leaving gives
vent to all the reprcssed and concentrated
wickedness of twenty-one years boiling
within Bascum's breast.
He lets himself loose, INDUCES i'm wine,
cigars, attends balls, operas and finally
becomes 50 reckless as to assume his
nephew's name and carries on Irritation
with charming young widow, which
leads TO the many complications which
require a great deal of strategy on Bas-
GUMS part to extricate himself from.
The supporting company is strong
one throughout. Dillon comes to Maltz
Opera House, Nov. 18th.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02
The Ballot.

The ballot to be used by the voters of
this county next Tuesday, Is 12x16 inches
in size. On IL are printed four tickets, In
the following ORDER Democratic, Re
publican, Prohibition and Peoples. The
Stwo latter have no county candidates.
Over each ticket Is placed the vlgnettc
adopted by the various political parties.
TO vote the ticket voter has very
simple task. He has only to make a
cross In the square on top of his party
ticket. IL he then desires to vote for a
candidate on some other ticket, he marks
a cross In the little square at one side OF
the name of the candidate he desires to
vote for, and places a mark across the
name OF the candidate he does not wish to
vote for. To vote ticket straight, all q
Democrat has to do is to put cross In
the square at the top of his party ticket.
Each voter will be given but one ticket.
No slips are needed. The law forbids
electioneering inside the polling room.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02

Tho Autumn and Winter exhibit Of
dress fabrics is novel, elegant, most be-
wldering in variety and suited to all
purses and tastes. Plain and fancy camels-
hair serges, a gorgeous array OF change
able velvets, velours ecossais, veloutine
ombrce, Scotch plaids, new stuffs In gay
Persian, Turkish and Russian colors,
silk and wool jacquards. fancy satines and
bengalines that are short, striped, plaid
cd, basket woven and iridescent, are
some of the novelties from over the sea.
These fabrics come in such an artistic
diversity that they require an abundance
of appropriate models. To this end new
designs, from the picturesque, historic
and classic modes, TO the plain practical
tailor gowns, are constantly created. The
Mcdowell Fashion Journals, published
at West 14th St., New York, are the
first to publish these models and present
them In an infinite variety, intended to
meet all tastes and circumstances OF life.
paris Album of Fashion" and LA Mode
do Paris are used by the most stylish
dressmakers. The price Of each Is only
$3.50 q year. ia Courturiere" Is q
great favorite and has attained an I'M
mense success, being $500 a year. LA
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02

This is the last issue Of the ARGUS be-
fore election, and in our next we hope TO
have the pleasure of announcing that
Cleveland has been elected president, and
Allan b. Morse has been elected govern
or, that Congressman Weadock will again
represent this district, that the Demo-
Gratis have a majority of the State Legis-
lature, and that the Democratic county
candidates have been elected.
This has not been campaign Of candi-
dates or Of mud singing. 1t has been
with us campaign of tariff reform. Every
candidate on the Democratic ticket is a
worthy one, and our ticket is first class
one, and is worthy of receiving every
Democratic vote in Alpena county. The
State and national candidates arc well
known and can be relied upon to render
the people faithful service. The candi-
dates for county officers are men well
capable of doing the work needed, and
they can be relied upon to do their duty.
Most of thom have already served the
people, and their records as eAicials, arc
good. They have been tried, proved
faithful and competent, and are deserving
the warmest support. Every one will be
elected il all the Democrats of this county
visit the polls next Tuesday and vote the
excellent Democratic ticket.