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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
virginia's Only Slave.

The state Of Virginia once owned q
slave-the only one probably the COM
monwealth ever did own. Hewas known
as Ben the Bell Ringer Of the Univer,.-
tyof Virginia. The university only had
e200 left over when 1t was endowed, ar 7
1t was proposed to buy negro witht t!
amount and keep him as bell ring
They bought Ben, and in his time hel
came a great character at the universit'
he knew everybody and was very usei
to everybody, Ben used to get very
drunk on the liberal and constant fees
be received from students. He died In
the Albemarle poorhouse at an advanced
age.-Richmond State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
RAILROAD PROGRESS.

The significant fact that the length OF
tr ack laid In the United States up to
December, 1892, was 175, ,233 miles, or more
than the combined mileage In France,
Germany, Great Britain, Russia, India,
Australia and Canada, indicates that this
nation is thoroughly wide-awake, and by
no means liable to fall into continental
stagnation.
During the fiscal year 1892, 573,76O67s
passengers were carried 1897 ,343,SO4
miles, and 749, ,331, 800 tons OF freight were
moved, the number OF tons moved one
mile being "a, AS, ,197, ,13o.
The income of the railroads during the
same period totalizes at q, ,2O5, ,972, ,O23, or
more than twice as much as the national
debt. The total operating expenses were
sS46, ,633, sos, leaving the net earrings s35s,
63s,520, which other receipts swelled to
s472, ,25s,0o5. From this, after the pay.
ment of interest on bonds and notes, divi-
dends, rentals, etc., there was left a sur
plus of s55, 1886 1853.
The railroad mileage Of the country has
more than doubled within the past 20
years, and the Income from railroads has
increased more than threefold. II the
"electrics" are to be added to the national
mileage 1t Is liable to double again during
the next decade.
The figures of what railroads have
achieved In energizing and enriching the
land are pleasant to read as compensating
factors set over against what they an
nually cost in life, limb and property.
-[Boston Globe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14

patronage 1t must have been out In the
back woods, for no office OF prominence
has been filed by his recommendation In
the cities where people would likely hear
OF them.
II the Reporter and It's serio- comic CO.
laborer, the Newport Herald, would only
"reform," the newspaper world would be
better for It. Both should remember that
charity begins at home, and II they want
to reform the world they must try the
thing first themselves.
We are willing to be interviewed by any
reputable newspaper, but we draw the
line at such a questionable sheet as the
Woonsocket Reporter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
First Judicial Honors For n Woman.

To Henry VIII belongs the honor Of
having conferred judicial rights upon
woman. Lady Anne Berkeley of Yort
was allowed by the sovereign, who hs
the widest experience of the virtues q
women, to sit as judge, appoint COM
mission and actually to pass sentence OF
some men who had been killing her decr
and despoiliny her park. The sentenca
y not recorded. but the fact remains
that at least one woman has exercised ju-
dicial rights.-New York Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14

Fine Lineiof Smokers Articles
At the Woodbine. Best place iu tne CITY Tn
make your purchases In this line.
LEWIS a tsu sRy
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
Sweetheart Abbey.

There is in Galloway, Scotland, an
ancient ruin known as Sweetheart alb
hey. Within its ivy covered, storm bat
tered walls lies buried the affectionate
and devoted Dervorgill. with the heart
Of her husband, John Baliol, en-
balmed upon her breast. Lovely in
their lives, In death they are not divided.
The crumbling masonry is still and must
ever be a romance in its symbols of
death and decay, telling every day, as 1t
has for 900 years, the thrilling story Of a
woman's tender love and devotion.-Ex-
change.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
Dteo.

CURLEY-In this city. 18th inst, Anne
Curley, aged S8 years. Funeral from her
late residence, II Merrick street, Friday,
September Is, at $3.50 o'clock a. IN. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
FARRELL-ln Central Falls. on the 18th
inst. James A. Farrell. Funeral from the
Holy Trinity Church at O'Clock, Friday
morning.
BARNES-In this city, Wednesday. Sept Is.
Elizabeth Appleby, wife OF the late Horace
Barnes, In the 74th year OF her age.
CLARKE-In East Providence. 18th inst.
Christopher Edwin Clarke of this city, in
his 37th year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-14
111unta, 90 Get, Gtc.

LNOR SALE-A lot OF land 40sl 100, wi th q two
IL tenement house and substantial brick
basement, suitable for business purposes
thereon. situate on Dunnell avenue, within
$50 feet of the Providence line of street cars.
Good reasons for selling. Apply to Thomps
O'Brien, l5 Marin street, or at TRIBUNE
office.
Arizona republican., 1893-10-10

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Arizona republican., 1893-10-10

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
21usIano.

= Sem 6eutic9en &ronprtn5en TT ST. iet7
nem @eburtstag II. a. bon Ietnet Gltert
etne 65 SUB lange &egelbabn ais @eicbenf
setpiDmet tpor6en, tpel9e Der Spftii6ler1
meiIter Serle in 9barlottenburg angefertt9t
bat. 9te Nufiteuung i'm Neuen YalatS
muBte in ser benz @eburtsta9 borbergeben1
Ben Ofacbt betperfiteIigt peroen, bar1it 6as
@eburtstassfinb @elegenbett babe; AM @es
burtstagsmorgen nit ietnen 8riibern eintge
v@eburtstags 4 robefugeln" gu i9teben.
- Die N~6seorbneten z&ammer in Stuttz
gart genebmtgte $40, 000O1f. CUR 9eriteQung
zines Suitt3gebGubes unb zines neuen @ez
fdn9niiies in l1lm Qebte &ate), SOC, 900
Wtf. fur 6as neue MISREPRESENTATION
in Stuttgart Qebte 8aurate), PIP, 900 Wff.
fir 6te Srrentltnif in Iibingen Qebte
&ate), 1876, 900 Wff. fir BEN gteubau zines
eleftroztebntlben Snitttuts unb zines
atpetten 6emti6en 2abDratortums an Der
teBnii6en 9p6i6uLe in Stuttgart Qebte
&ate), $4,000 Wft. ais StaatSbeitrag fur
ben yeeubau elmer ~stuetter Gealanltalt in
Stuttgart (9eforbet tparen 100000 Of.),
$4,000 fir ben gfeubau zines @Dmnaftums
in @annitatt, lpmie bic geforberten Cunt
men fir etnige anoere 8auten.
Ser fun~ttionirenbe Oberit 7Geremoz
nienmetiter un6 Sberitfammerer AM baiez
rti6en Sole, Wtar 6reiberr Bergler BON
Berglas, lit am s. Weat in Wtiinben an
Nltersl6pG6e geitorben. Ser 6etm9e>
sanseue, am 20. Wlai 1917 geboren, MAJ
felt benz "a. Nuguit 1843 nit Sreiin &aroz
tine b. Otie bermGblt. Set 1867 mar
Bergler b. 8ersIas @elanbter imp arts unb
gu gleiber 3eit AUDI am 6ofe in Wabrtb
accreottirt. SpGter murbe er II. baieri1
icber @eianbter unb 8unbesbenoqmG6tig@
ter in Berlin, in pel6er SteQung er bis
gum Sabre 1877 Derblteb. @m Is. Iusuit
biele s Sabres tpurbe er ais 01a6folser beS
@rafen WfoD gum Sberftfdmmerer am fgl.
batertlben 6ofe ernannt uno nit oerSunt>
tom zines Observation-Disclosures be-
traut. Yergler b. 8erglas mar cine bur3e
aus ariitofratii6e @ri9einung, bon elmer
1elten gu fin6en6en l1rbanitat uno Qiebensz
piirStstett 9e9en Sebermann.
: 8ei Der 8eii6tigung bes Snfantertes
&egtments @raf Moltfe in S6neibnib
our6 ben 0tptiionstommanbeur b. 0ignib
lteute 2ebterer an Die Mannl6aften Die
Srage: v&iuber, mas miirbet Sbr macben,
tpenn i'm @efecht Cure Dfft5tere unb Inter
offt3tere toeggei6ofien tporben ipdren? go
tort trat Elm @efreiter Der f%iinften &omr
pagnte bot bic Tront uno rief: y&amera0en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

b0rigen pradbtDolen @arten, beioe Geiibz
t6um Ser 6amiLie Montpenlier, 81 beDunz
bern. 2tpei 9ritteL 6es @artens geb0ren
BON nun at Ser Stabt, Sic NIGHTS tpetter gu
tbun bat, ais bic @ren3e 0urB Elm Sitter
gu besetdbnen uno tbren Barf benz Yublt7
fun 5u 0ff1telt.
= Qm 20. Wfai fan6 3u Baleitro n
Stolten Sic @tntpei6ung etneS 8etnbauies
1tatt, 6as 3u @6ren Der in ben @efecbten
ppnt 81. O1di 1859 bort gegen Die Selterz
reiber gefauenen &rieger errt3tet tpurbe.
Q(uf Nnregun9 6es 9enfmal@Nusi6uies
tpur6en an bic 8ertreter berjent9en Corps,
tpelcbe an BEN @efedbten tbeilna6n1e1, Sim
labungen e~rlalfen. Der &Ont9 tpobnte Der
Seier gLei6faIS BET.
- SIN &om 1T 6te 9oLi5ei elmer toettz
ber3peigtcn 8ereintguttg auSlGnoil9er Gerz
BREEDER auf Ser Spur, BON 0enen etnt9e IN
9tom tuGbren0 0er Seter Der itlber1en 9od97
5eit beS &DntgSpaareS opertrtef1. Inter
BEN 'berettS 8erbafteten beIinben ft6 l @n9z
IGnber, 2 8elgier, 2 9eutf9e, 2 Mmeritas
ner, l BOle, 2 Staltenet.
= Wie man aus 9on6on ibreibt, ftnben
gegentpGrttg I'M foniglieben Srl9enteltr>S ns
ititut in Gbatbam nit einer1 Derbe1icrten,
fir ben @ebrau6 in Seitu1gSmtnen be-
itimmten 9te1ptrator pi6ttge @rpertmente
itott, pelhe in milttarii6en &reiien lebz
bates Sntere1ie erregen. Ser @rftnber,
6err Charles, bebalptet, 6aS Yr0bIen1 Der
6er1teQnng zines 9teipirators, ourb ipels
cben Der ~Q(ufentbalt in Seltungsmtnen trOb
barin entbaltener 9tftiger Sale jeoer 3ett
ermO9li6t tuitr0e, enogllttg 9elo1t gu
Daben. OerieL6e berblteb nit 0tlfe oes BON
ibm erfunbenen ~SSnitrumenteS cine babe
Stln6e lang in etnem bermetti6 db9ez
i9loiienen ul1b nit Sen 9ifti9iten @aien
dngefiiuten &aume, O6ne baB pie1elben cine
i6abGi6e Wirfung auf i'm ausitbten. Die
8eriu6e iDurben BON boben mtlttdrt19en
Sa6peritdnbigen g~eleitet unO bon oenlelben
fir 6ocbit 5ufrie6enfteQen6 erfldrt.
0teier &eiptrator f0nnte, tpenn ct it6 be-
ipGbrt, aI6 in 8ergtperten in g%etptien
SGQen quite 9ienfte letiten.
= SIM Neonat 9pri[ fin6 beim engIiz
iben 6anbeLsamt 43f S6tffe ais Derloren
an9enleLbet tporoen. 9dpon iparen &c
Segelidbtffe, Z 9ampfer. Wett 6ielen S6ifz
fen ftnb 1913 P~erionen gu @runoe ge9anz
gen. n
Ser ru11t1cbe Tdt1er bat lOU,OOU 0u- :
sci geipenbet, nelcbe in leinem Namen I'M
@ebiete Der 9onfplafen unter 6te Notblet>
6en6en iotpte an B%eripncn Dertbetlt tuerOen
iolen, welde 6ur6 WiBernte, bte G6olera
ODER anbere ungIufsfdue beintgelu3t tpura
BEN.
= Sn elmer @emeinbe bes 9tfari9en
&reiies in &uBLanb itnb anfangS Wat II
Wenlcben i'm S6neeiturm umgefommen;
cine Ween9e BferOe unb &inber fanb man
erfrorer.
- Ser &ban bon &beIa in Sn6ien bat
benz Mgenten bes @eneralz@ ouberneurs 3nz
geftan6en, baB er 5000 MGnner unO
Trauen felt ietner Sbronbeiteignng Dor 36
Sabren set0btet babe. 9ericlbe fol- ii3
bis gum Sobe beS Ngenter1 81. SanOeman
3iemlib gut gcbalten BADEN, aQein ieit6em
bat er 60 8erlonen t06teu Iaiien. Man
glaubt, baB Ser &6an 5u @uniten ietneS
dlteiten Sobnes ab9eiebt tperben miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

0DMfDNtttet1eS ADTnDrsI NttIOE@
OeTmmn8sM itteI, betetten feline
GGnsersen, tWtAter snners
IGffS rntS ttatitrIt6
tutrfett0.
gOuftdnbis s.I9madIes, elegant nit faBem Gummi
Run1unB'a 9tuPt
betIen ale umreselmdsiststten bes 0saoens, Der
&eber, oer Gite e0etse, Der 9aieren, Ser WIaSe,
merv0fe &raufheitcm, MpSetifInfiafeif SSnsf.
Id,Rncrses, &eritepfmn6, SsartIeibfafeit. Wcrs
eauu:tSSbef dDi netoett, @RHemtrarfhett, sEieber,
nttferletbSe ntS MtSutt0, SdttorrbOio cit nnb a4e
tieferen 9ormfrontbetten getn pe9etabilifdb. fetn Queis
fiber, mtnsralti@e nod ionftiae i66otide 9rogmen
@xeiS rs Seats Die GGadteI.
Sh alien 9tpOtbetet at baben.
SaS 8roBe &ebcrunttteI.
@eufoHtntene Vcroauuns tpirb biarh GeyrotsAI
BON HobpGps Ytlen er5ielt. Ntittelft ibrer anti
biIi0Ien GigenI9aften reSeu file bic Qeber bel @bsomSs.
rllug Der Gale unO oereu Mbleituno burdh bic CSoIIen.
gauge on. Bel alien sSdaen pon MiarGne, CseIb;nt6t.
goligen Mufdne1t. unopafDmmeuer 8erborynn lh.r
Jplge BON @olener9us ins 8GuN reoeln Siries 9iGen
in 0oien BON BRET big finf StId raid bic 0ebertbGtio.
felt uuo betreie1 ben Batienten opu 6ieIeu @tnrnropT.
Sine roer 5tpet GbD0D'i 6e @inen, BON NIT biiibien
S6mtersen unb Starrbeit Der Sober 0eplootsr tSoIid
oeiunoe 8eroouuue.
lan 9eRe fiber uno fehe gu, oas man
nRaowaY's" erhaltl
Wtan idlde cine 8rteTmarfe ON Sr. MoSmon a
&cttp. geo. 80 Morreu=Street, Stem mort nm ME
69rttt False and True. rpelds perthSnns Must,nss
elbt auSei&idt All betOmmsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

= Wfan icbreibt aus 8oriS: Ser @Dmz
r~1tiiton ftr'D Die Yldbpabl Der Neltallsltel7
lung bon 1900 lie9en bier YlGne Dor, pon
benen bet ~fol9enOe tpegen ietner belonDeren
&ii6nbett oas aQgemeine Snterefle IN Nn1
iprud nimmt: Ser 6auptsingang tit alf
bent @nncorbe>Y labe 9ebac6t Der Tutlerten>
@,arten, Die Don Der Soltertno@ bis CUR
Snnaltbenbriide, nad einem neuen SDltem
gu bebedenbe Seine, Der Snbultrtepalalt
un6 ietne .3usdnge, bic @iplanaoe Der Sn7
nalt0en 1ouen, nit benz WtarSfelb rno Dem
Srocooero All einem @anacn Dereintgt, ben
S6auplob Der @eltauSiteuung BON 1890
biloen. 9te BlGne tperben bon Der Conn
ntiiIton etnge6enb ftubirt; bic 8e1bluBz
faiiung biirfte ie6r baIb erfolgen.
= Wdbren6 Ste 8ariier &aOicalen ales
aufbieten, UNI Die barmber5igen S6tpe1tert
aus BEN Soipttdlern 81 entternen, mebrert
ii6 au6 in Sranfreib Die proteitanttlcben
| Observation-Disclosures. 9aS Barrier lnstitut
des Diaconesses unies SGDlI ge9entpGrtt9
81 Sbneitern uno Is 30glin8e. Sic
baben elm &ranfenbauS, Dds 81 Den belt7
gebaltenen BON 8aris gebort un6 int 2aufe
beS lebten Sabres AL &ronfe autnabm,
cine &lcinfinoer16ule nit 100 &tnoern,
cine 8eiierungsanftalt, in Der 30 Otdoden
9ufnabme fanben, un6 eine 2(nitalt fur
nerlrtbeilte uu6 nertpabrloIt tie Wfao6en.
| Sn Nauterre BET 8arts leiten Die 9tato1
niiien cine 3uflucbtsitdtte fir 6raten unO
&inber unb in BaiiD Gin &econnales7
centenbaus. SIM 3ucbtbauic bon @ler7
mont nnb anberen @efdn8ntien tit tblte11
Sic Gorge fir Ote protetaltilben Straf7
hinge anDertrdut.
: Sin pabr6aft firitltbeS @eibent bat
Die pertpitttpete Sersogin BON Wtontpeniter,
bic Scbniegermutter ber oemndc51t bier 81
ermartenben Snfanttn @ulalia, Oer StaOt
Septaa gemadt. @er in Der anoalnitlbet
6auptltaOt setpeilt bat, piro ntobt unter7
Iaiien boben, Sen 8alait BON San Selmo
nit leinen &unlti9GBen uno benz basI 9e7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

= OtE GUIIuDIHB 5tUllIY N9IUt UUN
S6peben 5u Dem in l1piala itaitftnoenoen
MISREPRESENTATION Subelfeit Set &nna6me
Ser Iut6eriicben 0ebre ais StaatSreligton
lit BON beiben &ammern a%ngenommen
ppr6en. @S itnb auBer ben BrGitOenten
ie flint bon Sen &ammern 9epd6lte Qbgez
or6nete 6elegirt por6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05

geLang es gum Slid Der ftGotiiden uno
WtlttGrfelertuebr, peitereS l1mIt39rcifen
oes 8ranbes 81 perbinoern. m
= &aiier Sran3 Soief beii9tigte iii1tgit
bic 8auten Der -relten 6ofburg in Sfen.
Nr6iteft 6auS1nann CAB Bic n0t6igen Nufz
f%ldrungen. 9ie. 8auten nerben in lecbs
Sabren Doaenbet fem un6 Sic !6auptfrpnt,
0a bic Sunbtrun9 ii6 auf elmer alb 16it1ltgen
Steue beftn6et, acbt StoGtpcrfe bob lein.
Die @runbmal1ern ftnb bur6l6ntttli6 IL,
an man6en SteQen AUDI 26 SUB bif. Ser
&aiier beiibtigte aucb baS Wtobea beS
8aues, lotnie Die @in3elplane unb ipra6
iib barber iebr befriebiet aus. Sci 8es
ftbtigung Der Bldre ber neuen 3ufabrts
itraBe 5ur 6ofburs iag1e ser &aiier: vGiner
1oldben StraBe tann 1ib fetne StaOt beS
Sentiments riibmen."
= Na6bem ser Son6s CUR grri6tung
etnes @oetbe> 0enfmals in Bien 10 tpeit gez
itdrft 1T, baB bic NuSii6t beitebt, in ntcbt
gar gu ferner 3eit an bie Nusfibrung besz
lelben i6reiten gu f0nnen, lift au6 Sic
Srase be3ii9li6 bes YIabeS Ser @nti6ei>
Oung en~tsesensereift. Der Nusi3uB bes
@oetbezB ereines bat it3 ndn1li3 na6 einz
sebenber 8eratbung nit Stimmenme6r6eit
fir bic N%ufiteauns bes 9entmaLes an Ser
&insitraBe, am NuSeauge Der Intercollegiate,
geseniber benz S6taer>W Document uno in
Der Nre 6eiielben, enti6ieben. 0a bieier
Blab @isentbum bes Wtener Staoterpettes
runssz TonOs lit, uurbe Dor &ursem Elm
Gelucb um l1eberlaiiuns bes 8labes an 6as
Mtni1tertum 6eS Snnern iiberreicbt.
= TranaenSbab besebt in biefem Sabre
Elm SubtIdum: es iinb bun6ert Sabre felt
ieiner @r%Inbung perfloiien. SIM Sabre1 1893
erlteB namli9 Scatter Trans IL. Elm 6ofz
6etret, bur3 pelbes Die Grbauuns bes
beute nod beitebenben &urbauies, Sic On
lesuns eines 8artes, Bic Grricbtuns zines
Babe unb S%iiabauies, iOtpte zines Quel=
lentempels iiber Der 6ran3ensqueQe angez
orbnet nnb pibtise Bripile9teu Sen eriter
NnfteoIern eingerdumt porben iin6, pel9t
lebtere Oarin ~beitanben, baB ieber ser erftcl,
NniieOler gum 9ausbalt 1000 II. 8orl6uf
gesen 4 psf. 3iniem auf 28idbrise Annut.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

We have received over fifty thousand new
subscribers during February, and many thou
sands more have written US asking how to send
the money and to extend the time. Hence we
extend this great offer during March. We will
send THE HOME MAGAZINE for one year, and
the five charts, for only FIFTY CENTS, If money
Is sent during March. Mention this paper.
n0NyT nEIA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25
Corsngcs without Darts.

fhe French corsage without darts,
save those in the very snug waist-lin-
ing, will be very generally adopted for
thin summer toilets 1t has usually
only two seams visible-those under
the arms-bnt when the figure is stout,
a gracefully arched side seam is added
in the back. Round waists appear even
upon elegant evening toilets, but these
are not always becoming and use is
made of the fashionable corsage that is
slightly elongated "a waist that is
neither round one nor one finished
with basques, but something between
the two. extending slightly beyond the
waist line, with point front and back.
the fullness from the shoulders being
concentrated there in the finest OF
plaits. Sometimes good length bod
ice is carefully drawn and fitted. then
sewed securely to silk petticoat or un-
derskirt; then the silk or wool drapery
is hung upon this, the goods being ar
ranged ut the top to hide the joining
of bodice and droo skirt-N. Y. Post.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25
ARCTIC ExlLE'S GARR.
Dweilers In the Cold North Country sufrsr
Iiardships.

Dweilers In the Cold North Country sursr
Hardships.
The winter clothing of the Tchouktchis
II, for this climate, quite ideal All
who can possibly manage II, therefore.
buy their winter clothing from the
Tchouktchis or ut least have 1t made
in Tchoulltchi fashion, though that does
not come quite to the same thing.
will describe the costume in full The
head-covering is lappeted cap OF
double newborn reindeer skin, very
light and warm. On the body is worn
q nanlseen vest. lined with light fur,
either hare, squirrel or fox. The legs
are clothed in stuffed trousers, with
reindeer.fur trousers over them. stock
ings of one-year-old reindeer fur and
shaggy torbassa (high boots made OF
reindeer leg fur.) Over the vest is worn
a long uncovered shirt, narrow ut the
top and cuffs and wide ut the bottom.
The hands are protected by light bags
made of young fur covered with raw
douga" prepared reindeer leather. as
soft as chamois) In this costume one
can walk about and work in any frost
without feeling the slightest cold. For
driving q huge reindeer fur cloak is
worn over the ordinary dress, with an
enormous hood and visor. the face
protected by boa OF squirrel fur,
through which il is easy to breathe and
which keeps you warm and does not
freeze on to your skin. This cloak and
boa can be put on and off in single
moment, and in the under dress one can
move rs freely Us in n cloth coat. I'm
fortunately all these garments are
liable to spoil with the damp and If one
does not dry them carefully the fur
comes out.
Boots are perpetual nuisance.
Properly speaking, there are no boots
hereabouts, only monstrous bags made
of rough pieces of leather that let in
the wpter even when new. and wear
into holes in fortnight In this dis
trict of impossible swamp such boots
are a thorough torment After walking
q little time one gets wet through and
covered with mud. Another real
misery is the mosquito. In summer
here the mosquitoes render existence q
burden to every living creature. Ono
has to 60 about in gloves and nets; but
the Yakout cotton nets with horse-hair
face masks are positively sitting, espe-
cially while one is mt work, and good
net, which should be of black silk
gauze, cannot be got in the town for
love or money. Our costume for both
summer and winter is IL hideous mix
ture OF native and European dress.
The European part has generally been
made in prison out of pieces of prison
cloth and the native part always con-
sists of rags, and it is very difficult to
obtnin clothing at all. You cnn hardly
imagine what an endless worry it is to
make caps, mittens, stockings and all
such small things We have to do it all
ourselves. and often cannot get either
cloth or iur. Free Russia.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25
How's Thisf

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot DO cured
by Halls Cartarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY IL Co., Props, Toledo, ..
We the undersigned, have known f. j..
Cheney for tho last 10 years, aud believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
TRANSACTIONS and financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
WEST IL TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists. To-
ledo, o. WALDING. KiNSAN a. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price I5c per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

"Doy'T wait for me-" said the boots to the
beaver hat. "Why not!" asked tho hat.
"Because it's your business TO 60 on u
head" replied the boots.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

tive tonic, to repel disease and build up the
needed flesh and strength, there's nothing to
equal it. IL ro,lse3 every organ into health
full action, puri6es and enriches the blood,
braces up the whole system, ana restores
health and vigor. :,
For every disease c-used by n disordered
liver or impure blood, it is the only g"drd,I-
tccd remedy. Ii it doesn't benefit or cure, IN
every case, you have your money back.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

Miss PERT says that others may have
their love in Il cottage, but love in cortegt
is better way to put it.-Boston Tran
script.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

DISEASE is unnatural, and is but the proof
that we are abusing Nature. IL is claimed
that Garfield Tea, Il simple herb remedy,
helps Nature TO overcome this abuse.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25
A MRI1N DOWNO

OTHER garments influence woman, hui
II is her hat that dominates her.-Puck.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

$500 is offered. By the proprietors Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. for an in
durable case Of Catarrh. Their remedy
perfectly and permanently cures the
worst cases.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-25

A "RUN DOWN"
and "used-up" feeling is
the first warning that
your liver isn't doing
It's work. And, with a
torpid liver and the
impure blood that fol-
lows it, you're All easy
prey TO all sorts Of all
ments.
Tint is the time to
TAKE DIR. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. As
..-.AA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-03

hoard Of fr1endiy visitors the latter hsa
advanced step. When she sesurned home
i vas her intention 60 bring the matter
before the eoaneii. not the eity council bus
the general body. which really II the As
soeizsed Charities. In Oakland the city
council allows the association <l15 .
month. Out Of this the secretary's saaarT
il paid and also the room rent The rooms
are opea txo hours In the morning and
tao IN the afternoon. the remainder Of the
time being employed By the secretary in
investigating cases. The organization has
been in existence five years, and never had
trouble about funds.
The advissbliffy Of carrying On the
woman's Exchange. on Third street. near
Columbia, which MIRA Nash h sbout 20
give up. vas considered, but action de-
ferred.
There was q general discussion about
plans for THANKSGIVING. bat no action
taken as 70 means to be employed in rails
ing money or getting donations.
At the next meeting Of che board II u
probable that a COMMITTEES viii be APP
pointed 10 consider the proposition OF
opening home for friendiess and orphan
children.