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Evening journal., 1892-10-01
RAILROADS.

DENNsYLVANfA RAILROAD STAND
ARD Railway OF America Prot ectel
Block sirnal Sysfcm. August ~ islg
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON and BAL
IlMOkE RAILROAD. $50 "a. M, oct. i, l'q2.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington g. ioiiovs
Philaaelpha express, So, b. ~ g 3lll g,
80. 80 800. A. DO Oi, 40 40. II 80. n 50. IL Dl
IN sl2 -, ! 81 300, 5oi TO- on, 55' o o.
Accommodation. 8, IS, 7o5. sos. l0t5.am.
ls .s, 20, 90, b, ; p. 9 20, 40, io30 z N.
agl st. i0u5, ID 90, NJ 81, m, o., o. z o5'
Accommoiauoneo o., ess,7 os los. io4s, 90
New York j 80. 5i, 4 2l, dSl, b 55, s 90. lOb,
N 81 m, fl2 ~. l231 ~, 81 %, J 3i, lu, 3 IL,
o. GOd, 1927, 2 OB. z IS. q IL. 10 30 I'M.
NostOn, without change. 10 10 M, o IS p m.
West Chester, via LamoSin. q I'D. s oo M,
2el 81 . M.
Newark Center and intermediate stations.
Baltimore ana intermediates stations, 10 Is
o. m, " Oo, %, is, eg9 p N, ~ ~ 0j night.
Baltimore and Washington. 4 20, sm. ql,
lgl5, y 90 M, 2Q6, q y. 2te. 25, 2j,fo A,
8 5s, q a. cop "a, u i9night
Trains for Delaware Division lenve for:
New Castle, ls j sia m, 2 90, 90, 40. o 10.
9 li. 80 D u, T. Oj night.
Lewca, l1 n m, 4 81 m.
Harrington, Demhr and way stations. Is
a m. Harrington and way stations. 10 y IN.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
/ II Is IL M, tai pm, 2Oi night.
Express for vs. Wyoming and smyrna. o 53 p M
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Conn
| fort and Noriolk, ID "a a M, 10 nl night
/ Leave Philadelphia. Broad street for VIII
mingion, express, dyl, ~, q, III. p lo 10 1,
10 49, n rs IN, fl2 i5, ;l2 u2. Nl3 46 5l.i ul,
a., Qst l7 30, So, ~, n go, Al l6. IL 80
/ p m. H. N night.
/ Accommodation. o e5.T 40. I03s. N 55am. I 3e.
. 23 3 H. 100. iG. o. o. lun in in. n 3e D m.
sunday rrains-Leave Wilmington for:
/ philadclphia. express. ! hi, 2 o. 20, ID, %,
l0Oili 81 NIL 1928 Oil Ui.5 iU.5 ifd 90. O0, -.
[ 0l2 p M. Accommodation, 90, aOj M, ~ 10,
T ! ia 90, o 2o, 1880 p m.
Chester, express, I la.f2o. g 10. a001005 u 81,
/ "a ui. 3 0i. 8 5b. %, ~ p m. Accommodation.
on B 90 n M, II ~ IS, fl5, 8 20, -, 10 D m.
/ New York, express, ! al, %, 4 ~, 90 pl,
/ N hl IN, ~ iO, 30. 500, 400, B. 10, D 5b, %,
/ f6 ~, Oj 10 a0 p m.
Boston. without change. 3 5e pm.
West thcaier,Vl lumuku, ul "a m, ~ y m.
New Castle, q SD p m. ~ ui night.
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk, ~ 0l night.
Aiiddletown. clayton. Dover. Wyoming, Fell
ton. Harrington BrdgUville Scaford, Laurel
and Delmar, ~ ul night.
Baltimore and Washington. 49, Ol, 10 10
no, le nd. O. 2i, fb 03, in. 20 m. ~ 40 night
Baltimore only, 6O p m. - l3 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Wil-
mington, express 3 30, ai, olo. II rs a in, A.,
sos. 1871 f0,s a5, ~ 10, n 30 p m, - O3 night.
Accommodation. s rs, 10 ds "a m, ~ 30, 2 90, 10
1885, lO Oi and n a3 M.
For further information. passengers are re-
fcrred to tine ticket office 40 the station.
flougrcssiuunl Limited Express trains. COM
posed entirely of Pullman Nestibulo iarlor
and Dining Cars.
Uimitod Express trains. composed Of Pull
man Neatihule iarlor Cars, NcstiOulo Paeacn-
ger Coaches and Dining Cars.
lHAS. n. pl6H, y. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT.
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

To come to thc point, it is hare
60 define just whore sickness begins and
health ends Small things denote some
times great disasters. A little sick head
ache; you did not sleep well last night
maybe you are nervous, out Of temper
you are little dyspeptic; food does not
set well. Remove the cause to-day. You
can do it absolutely If you viii take
Johann Hotfs Malt Extract with your
meals. You can get it at any drugstore,
but YOU viii have to be careful and nos
have limitations palmod off on YOU. The
genuine have the signature of Johann
Hoif on the neck OF the bottle. Eisner
& Mendelson Co., n. Y, Sole Agents.
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

Republicans. whose course on this whole
subject hns been TO the last degree
eyasive. Juggling and injurious What
1t is perfectly fair TO say is that on the
convention declarations ST the two par
ties tho attitude og the Democrats is
moro conservative aud moro safe than
that of the Republicans. and that so far
as any intelligent voter is determined by
this particular issuo--which clearly is
NOT the dominant ono-he is justified in
preferring the Democratic 90 the Bepub-
can ticket
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

exterminated its original population.
even when hapless and defensive.
The American Indian has no prototype.
He stands out on the records of civiliza-
ton as the most crafty, cruel, treacher-
ous and vindictiveof earth's inhabitants
He has never shown mercy and never
asked for it, He expects to kill and be
killed He hates civilization-industry
--cleanlimess--law and order He de-
lights in drunkenness, theft, lust, by
pocrisy, revenge and murder
He is good only when used as a ferti-
lizor.
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

Whereas "rho Worlds C0nrross AuNn
larry uf tine Worlds Columbian Exposition has
madc % pAtrlu iC suggestion That no tuC same
time that the Exposition Grounds atChicago
and being dedienied on October 2i, 1892. the
anniversary OF the discovery of America, all
the people nf the United States unite iu a
ceichration of the anniversary; of which ccle-
hrHtiou the public schools oi the Republic Pc
everywhere the cenicr;'
And. Mhorcas. The Department of Super
intcudence of the National Education Assoc
ciafion heartily eud0r-e the above suggestion
as serving iho purpose both of interesting
the youth of the Republic in the Exposition
ana also of giving 90 the public schools Of
the Nation hitting prominence as the fruit
of four centuries of American lfc."
And, Whereas. the President oi the United
States. hy proclamation, has appointed Erie
day. October 2l. 1852, Tho Four Hundrcdth
Anniversary ui ihe Discovery OF America uY
Columbus. as % National Holiday,
Now. therefore, !, Robert j. Reynolds,
Governor oi the state OF Delaware. DO hereby
issue this. my proclamation recommending
10 the citizens oi Delaware, that
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1892,
be observed as "a Public Holiday throughout
the state; that an business De suspended, and
that the public schoQls every where he made
Che ccnter of ~ and proper exercises of the
celebration of that day, TO tho end that the
youth of The State may De impressed with thu
growth and grcntncss Of our country and the
uuties ana responsibilities OF American
In witness whereof, 7. Robert J.
--s-- Reynolds. Governor uf thpSiatc oi
A. [ delaware, have herctoro sUt my
H. 81 hand and caused the Great Seal
i-a-l of the state to bC.hcrcunto affixed
al Uovcg. this Thirtlcth day ol
August. in the year uf our ord one thousand
eight hundred ana uincty-two, and ln the
ycur OF the Independence uf the United
States of America the one hundred and
seventeenth.
ROBERT J.REYNOLDS.
DAVID y. MAHvEL Secretary of state.
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Nrm sLnhcnt. r,r .Iort-nnnd

Aud typc-writirg entering the Day and
Evening Sessions on Glldoy Commercial
College, Eighth and Market streets. every
We X. as tho instruction is mainly individual
no rlass. iuh sexes.
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

Tho Equitable Life did san0O0o0 mo'e
business last year. i'm Delaware. than any
other life Insurance company. Agents wanted.
Building.
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

w ATfLNiNGrON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Timetable in effect June lo.leV-.
Trains loaye Wilmington, hrcnch street sta-
tion. fer Is. a d. junction, Monte ehanin, 1qyen-
sourt GranOguc. COssurt. Chadds' Ford Junc-
ti0n. FocOusDn. West Chester. EmnrceNiues
Mortonyillc. Contesulle Wnynasburg juno
tOn, springfield. Joanna, brdshuro, lieadirg
and intermediate stations, daily, eNcept sun
day, o. m. &eup ms sunday only, "a a. M
and 10 pm.
Grano1uo. Cussart Chadd's Ford Junction,
p0copson. West .hcslcr, hmhreeNiIc, Moi-
tOnville. luatesNlie, WaNncfnurg junction,
Sprin~ncld and intermediate stations. daily,
except Sunday. 3 80 m; sunday, 90 m.
COatesNille West Chester and intermediate
stations, daily except sundays iua u, u9p in.
Sunday only, no eQ and u0 m.
Trains arrive al Wilmington, French street
station. from Reading, hfushoro, Joanna,
Springfield, Nayneabufg junction, Sontes-
pocuusou, Chadd's Ford Junction, Cossari,
Granoguc, Guyencourt. Munichamn, h x o.
junction and intermediate stations, daily, cN-
except Sunday iva m, is M 7uhuay
only, lu 80 m and ID J. n.
From Springfield Wuyneshurc JUNCTION,
CoatesYillc. AlortonNille, rmhreeNiue, iocoi-
SON. West Chester. ChaddS Ford Junction,
lossart, Granogue, 1uycucoHN. Aloni ,utnlns
b. a. %. Junction and intermediate stations.
a lily, ai and 1881 N.
hrOm IuatcsNillC, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations, daily. except runday. "
"A m. Daily at iu and in - m. and p e p lu.
A. O.. MEGA AUSLAND, Superintendent
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIs-
y ROAD-"Royal Route between lhtade,-
phia and Atlantic City-lhe only double truck
line. -
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street. wharf,
and South street wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Week davs. express. 900 "a. m, 200. 500 400,
Som. m. Accommodation, 500 a. M. and
li, 5;u faai b. ui.
sunday express, goo, NW, 1875 A. m. Accom-
modation, $ 90 "a. n. and i.il 70. nl.
Returning. leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenue
and 3i5. h3) %. m Accommodation. ilO,
5in. slOa. m.. and tiu D. m.
sunday Fvpresa. 4.O0 500. 500 D.. M. Accom-
IA.SWEIGARD. 4. e. HANCOCK.
tiengrel Manager. Gen. Pass. Ascent.
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTERS / 20 IN-Two rold hunters
named Harkins and Taylor. who are asel-
ing with party 10 he Black HIS. have heard
from a dying man the story of hidden cave
accompanied by bis daughter Bess. Joe Bl n.
"a brave young scout and fauchm0n. is the
protector OF Bess while her father Is OF pros
pecting. y, vi, VII and NIll-lndians have
waylaid the train, and Joe gets out VI camp
i'm Indian disguise and brings help from the
soldiers
Evening journal., 1892-10-01

y. y. VI. !. .H..., 81. 81. \:
n, fi2 2i,i2 dO. 1898, NAsfiINNlI = ~
"a 30 p m sundays, NN1SrscNV
tl as, 1888, go ii a NSrgo--..e1rrt/
IN, "a, " 90, % ds,
80 N pm. "
Boston, 90 3s m daily. with Pullman 'nufIet
Sleeping cars running ihroufh to iiost9n VIII
passengers in j. 81 NJ station, Hoston.
Philadelphin, week days, 3ui. q iN, o 4., T. fO.
~ fs s. a, egs sgg ~ ~ li3 Se, e 3ll a2 a
30 30. 2i. lO go, 40 ODD m.
phllndclphla, sundays, $500, AZ. ~,
% lN. fiOd6 m i0u tll 20. 4 90. % tl. 3ua.
3 Ot, 30 8s. 6iB. 81 aH. 1925, iOdO, tn COP m.
Chester, week days, $3.50 NNO. lf. ~ i'. $50,
q %, g ~, 900. ~ 3l. ~ A, 30 B, +l 3a ms
ol, e 90, 305, q 10, 00l. 81 % IS. ifds. $50,
chester. sundays. 49m. Gas. 7fO. 1853.
z 10, fl0 3i. u A. n; 90. e 5o, 05, TO- o.,
Atlantic CIV wcel days. 500 6b q 40
q fn, ti2 a. ~ tn. lnj 4i0p m Sundays. 80,
'' 's o' a m' & TFlf R9 9hiorND
/ Baltimore and W4suii riou, ~ "a. 21e fW
a m' tle %, feo5' 9o5, ftio Wsl ~ 90
Raitimore and Way Stations. 7os a M, acs
Newark. Del. ft5L7Os. +7i7ams ti2 10, o5,
piitsbure. IS (, m. q i0pm, daily
Chicago. fft1a r "a 40 D M. daily
Cincinnati and f. Louis, fE I'D p m and
70 ie b mn. both daily.
slneerly accommodation, 5o2am, sos, 80
and u TO p m daily.
landcnhere accommodation weok days.
O3. "a ul, ir. and 6p m. sundays
Qinn on ani so ana llnm,
Trains lfaFe N4grhri efl't ftffof.
For NuW f0fk.wepE t4 3e.fl -if eu,fliE am.
For lhllndepnil week days. ~ t a y
4s 20 Ii, $40 .aI;l o.. 3 ii. q ll D. m. sun
days, 8 .n nm; q. ~, 90 fl p. m
Nor Baltimore, week duys. 3 35, o yl. 4s 20,
~ 3i ans ,i. pm. sunday, 63J a m;
. 81 and in' mo-.
For landenberf alN Mlf st llnre week
days, g .e. lJo,a M. . 55, 800 p IN. sundays,
Chicago ana Pitts ing as20 n.. daily exc
cert sunday; + ill % n., u7.l'.
Cincinnati ami 50. Louis, fll 15 % m daily
except Sunday.
Leave phiauelphia or Nilmircton.
Week Gays 70 b, 600, lW. as ID, 5 30, 1000
ana a %; ~ noon. 50 IS, ul, 3nl "a %, = 70.
ttD. 9a,5iu, % 81. 6 30, 1874, no, IS IS, 10 lu
swda,s. b u. COZ. +s 10. 500. 1aO0, fii 80 a
uf. noon 900, 300, "a 0j, sd, IS 81, CO. " q,
d.. fS if. ]. lp and IA 80 % uu..
and tprcss trains Telephone No. lp3
r. ties Western roinis lower than via any
tier lime. &. O. SCILI. Gen. J Pass. Agent
j. T ODELl. General Manager.
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nATTrNfORT

BALTIMORE g.
ID OHIO RAIL-
ROAD schedule in
effect Nav 22, 1902.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
Ha t Bound New
York. week a 0Y
sos, 20 iO. So an. $40 ui
a M, fi2 "a, ~ lO. 90 a8.
81 30 % m. Sundays,
t3OS, 1883. $40 ,ai, "a
M, 1924, t2 90. % %.
81 m ID n.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
a Novel Comb BAT.

While camped over on Oak creek l was an
eyewitness to one of the most novel of combats
says a writer In Forest and Stream. at noon
one day as was coming down from the mine
for dinner | spied a skunk shifting itself about
in a strange manner. Thinking he was per
forming some acts that were unusual
and not becoming TO one al his race
sat down and with my powerful marine glass
soon found the reason. Before the skunk
upon the ground lay huge rattlesnake coiled
up for business, his massive fiat head present
ing a most savage aspect. Now and then rails
ing his head as the skunk would come
within reach he struck 1t again and
again. The skunk, as il anxious to con
tinue the duel, would pounce upon the baek
of the snake until driven of BY the power
full swaying to and fro of tts body. This was
repeated again and again until finally with one
heroic spring the skunk landed upon the snake
and IN the twinkltng of an eye almost had bitten
the head from the body, save shred of skin
which held together. Being satisfied with the
result, hastily picked up rock, and throwing
il at the skunk routed him, leaving me in fuii
possession of the field, On examination I
found the hide of the rattlesnake uninjured save
where the skunk had given IL its death cut In the
neck. The same evening and for six oonsecu-
tive evenings saw the skunk, and on the sew.
enth evening shot it after il had scampered
around for that length OF time. This
satisfied me that srattlesnake bites
do not materially retard the progressive
life Of a "polecat," TO say nothing OF
inches In length, with nine rattes. The snakes
hide kept until recently; wore It out as a hat
band TIE rattles / still have. The skunk is
the only animal ito my knowledRe) that will not
succunb to the deadly bite Of the RATHER" I'M
less medical aid is invoked.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
A Treasury Department Story.

Roch 8. Robb of the treasury department has
just returned from short soiourn at Atlantic
City, and brought with him "reminiscences OF an
experience on a bowling alley which ap-
proaches the marvellous says the Washington
Post Strolling into a bowling alley, he stood
idly looking on at a game In progress Soon a
tne-lookiRg woman, who had just made her
appearance, approached him with challenge
to roll me
Its the only exercise take" she explained,
land you surely will oblige me-"
He couldn't refuse, OF course. but Informed
her Of his being score of years out of prac
tice. But this did not cut any figure and the
game began. Mr., Robbs fair antagonist
bowled In. areat form, while he was not far be-
with the two that soon everyone became inter
ested, and a whisper went around that they
were both professionals and we're giving free
exhibition.
The lady rolled up a total Of six consecutive
strikes aud this made Mr. Robb little anxious
You will excuse me taking off my coat, he
said. why, certainly" she s6eetly replied,
and off came the coat
Strike followed strike until eight went to his
credit 1T seemed as if couldn't help knock
ing them all down, and no matter how would
start the ball down come all the pins
There never was such rolling before if the
Keeper OF the alley Is to be believed, and when
finally won by short margin there was a buTst
of applause. DR.. Daily was present, and when
the keeper Of the alley saw the doctor knew me,
he asked him who we were
why, that's So-and-so and his wife. They are
two OF the best bowlers in the United States, -
was the doctors answer. Then the owner came
up to me, and in the hearing OF the lady invited
me and my wife to make use Of the alley at any
time, free of charge. Tie LADY enjoyed the
joke. and for the sake OF appearances escorted
her until we were out Of sight l did not see
her again. ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

Il is feature of this generation. says the
New York Times, that it is animated by the
spirit Of never too late to begin. We read,
TO be sure. Of the stern perseverance of
Cato, who mastered Greek after eighty,
and Of Plutaroh beginning the study OF
Latin at seventy; but these were acoeptional
men of their day, and the fact that these
instances are still recited With emphasis
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11
FACE BLEACH.
Nine. A. Ruppert's New Book,
l. entitled: chow to be Beautiful. >"
FREE THIS WEEK.

For Sale IN savannah at GUTNANs la Broughton street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

AN UNRoMANTIc EnGlshman has been doing
Switzerland lately; he failed to provide himself
with a gold mine or city street car income
before starting, and he walls accordingly In the
London Times: There is a mysterious roar
among the hills which you take for an ava
lanche; it is a Swiss who fires a gun and charges
90 centirnes for the echo If you round another
corner, you have a musical wall. caught up ana
repeated In dozen delicate Rradatons by the
stony walls which hem you in; It is the voice of
no Loreley, but the tune played by sturdy vag.
abond on the Alpine horn. You are hustled
into an ice cavern, 2 francs; yodel is set up at
your elbow, 2 francs; you descend a ladder in
O lonely, inaccessible spot, francs; you ask
for glass OF water at pretty pastoral chalet
on a slope of tender green, so confines; you
want to visit glacier. behold the Swiss dag hy-
ing over q turnstile and toll of 90 centimes; as
you emerge a group Of elderly women surround
you, SO centimes. and you have yodel that
would wake the seven sleepers."
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ting them peep into the ovens and oversee
the cooking of the beefsteaks, that thew
might be sure there was no trickery. they
all sat down to a table decked with flowers
and enjoyed a delicious meal perfectly
served.
A few weeks later Ohio was the richer by
six more young householders,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

Old newspapers-2O0 for 70 osnts--as the
business Office MORNING MEMS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

"There goes the finest back in Narragan-
sett :" said one society swell to another as
large but trim figure costumed in a tailor
made gown passed on the way to the bath
ing premises says the Baltimore Herald.
"Rather an extraordinary assertion Cor
you to make" replied his companion. ITO
be sure, my dear fellow, you are recognized
as a connoisseur in regard to feminine
beauty, but / understand that young lady is
one OF those modest Baltimore bellies, who
would be greatly shocked to have any part
of her anatomy, much less her spinal col
umn, made a subject Of beach CONVERSE
ton"
The two men strolled on, stopping now
and then to pay daring compliment to
certain of the sea nymphs who were
sprawled about upon the sand regardless, or
possibly very regerdful, Of position and atti
tude. Just then the former subject of their
conversation made her appearance ready
for a dip in the waves. Did any one ever
see a more enhancing piece Of femininityi
She was not petite, to be sure; in fact, men
and women of small proportions might have
referred to her as colossal Her face in
itself would have attracted attention. 1t
was like a picture set in quaint Trans Of
wavy dark brown bair parted in the middle
somewhat after the fashion Of our grand
mothers.
shoulders and her bodice cut only modestly
low IA front. For an instant she turned
about, showing curiously out bodice In the
back, il bodices it could be called. Square
or V-shapsd was it1 y, mol There seemed
but a band to the silky texture Of her bath
ing dress strapped about the waist. The
revelation took away the breath Of at least
one beholder, but she Of the beautiful
dimpled back plunged boldly into the sea
with her male com panion, and the two in
terested young men passed on, discussing
the lovely vision they had just been per-
mitted to see.
In the evening grand ball was given and
all fashionable Narragansett attended.
There was a general display OF beauty and
ugliness alike, uudrAped collar bones, wish
bones, vertebrae and shoulder blades were
seen on all sides. The maiden With the
starry eyes and swan-like neck was several
times duplicated, while on the other hand
there was also fair showing Of adiPosity
and plumpness. II was Vanity Fair with
all its shades, dispositions and make-upS,
and it is quite possible that had the great
moral regulator Of New York, Anthony
Comstoek, happened upen the scene he
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

Young girls, says the New York Times,
W., suo wish to marry take care to parade
suer domestic talents. Here is a curious
nands:
Sd. SIX Young ladies in Ohio, having received
o o'.eh tions from six young men, exchanged
U.nuuenoes and came to a mutual UNDER
A4though matters seemed 10 be progress
s according to their wishes, there ia still q
SSerValn Impotence of victory among EYES
daughters, and they resolved upon an auda-
SlouS move which should prove to the OBJ
.ects OF their affection that they were, one
ouI all, really good houSekeepers.
Iney liked up day secured the house OF
mutual friend, and sent out six invitations
W luncheon that was to be prepared and
scrVed by their own fair hands. Upon the
tp9olnted day the six young men, punctual
W such an sppetizing engagement, we're
melcomed by six pretty cooks dressed like
Sne soubrettes In a comedy, with bare arms,
o little caps, short skirts and embroid-
s srea white aprons. After having conducted
-''ear guests uponAa tour Of inspection, let
Evening journal., 1892-12-16
Mitchell
g Bash
BULLETIN
HOLIDAY GOODS,
GLOVES,I
-HANDKERCHIEFS,
Etc., Etc.

Rubber Toys and Dolls, 15c worth 95c.
Rubber Toys and Dolls, larger size,
25c; worth 35c.
Rubber Toys and Dolls, largest size,
4Sc; worth G0c.
Tin Horns, &c; worth Sc.
Tin Horns, Sc; worth 12c.
Tin Horns, extra large, finely enameled
1Oc; worth 15c.
Tin Toys Of all descriptions, 25c;
worth Doc.
School Companions. with pencil, PEN
holder and rule 10c; worth 15c
School Companions, with pencil, PEN
holder and rule, 25c; worth 4Oc.
Good size Work Boxes, scissors, thin
Bile, etc, 2jc; worth 4Oc.
Fine Writing Desks in different sizes,
running from zoe up.
Fine Bisque Figures, 9c worth 15c.
Fine Bisque Figures, trimmed in gold,
25c; worth 4Oc,
Good size Bisque figures, 50c.; worth
Zoe.
Larger size Bisque Figures, 81 pair;
they are beauties; worth $3.50.
Large size Italian Bisque, $3.50 a pair;
worth S4
Evening journal., 1892-12-16
& CO.,

The large crowds that now throng our store
in ever increasing number, the days 60 by, are a
most suggestive sight
They cause the onooker to think how this large
business in moderate-sized store that attracts them
has been built up in the years past enlargng its con-
suency with every season-how it has so steadily main
tanned and increased in the entire confidence of the peo
pie of this city, how it has aimed to serve the people
only in the best and most substantial wayhow it has
been obliged from time time by the public to devote
more space and devote all its energy and thought to the
great business of Dry Goods aone-and how it has pros
pered without ever employing any of the numerous SEN
satonal methods of pecous advertising whatever in
duce patronage
The Handkerchief Department is the largest with
us on record The special HOLIDAY Offerings in this line
are great and from now until December "a we expect
to continue the active trade in this line.