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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
His Combination Scheme Failed
to MaterialiZe.
BUT ALLEN IS STILL THERE.
indications Point to Going Over of
Republicans to His Ranks.
Tho House Begins Discussion Of the
Raiiroad Bills-Judson ~ IN OBJ
jsctor-A Warm Debate.

OLYMPIA, Feb. IL - Especial - "No
change" describes the senatorial situation
as 1t was today and as it will be tomorrow.
The virtual armistice between the Repub-
iican majority and minority continues.
but few workers are found about the
headquarters of either of the candidates.
The dark horse talk has again ceased. The
supporters Of Allen are solid and stalwart
and have every confidence Of their final
success, but active labor to convince
members of the minority of their error
has been suspended. The refractory
Republicans who continue to remain
without their party fold are still
voting for Judge Turner. but the
session is nearing its end, only twenty
days yet remaining. and tho belief is
strong that as the time approaches for the
minority to decide between an election
and an adjournment without . choice il
will disintegrate, and that Senator Aliens
election will follow.
In the Democratic camp inere has been
discomfort for weeks over the dominance
of the Tacoma element of the party. and
from time to time. as at present, there are
indications Of an interesting rebellion,
but the Griggs people have so far been able
to suppress these budding oppositions. 1t
has been sometimes difficult to hold the
Democrats together. though the feat has
been accomplished very successfully thus
far. Ex-Gov. Semple. who has aspired to
succeed Griggs as the nominee Of the
Democracy, has lett the city. The
fusion he has been attempting to
bring about between the Democrats
and Populists aud of which, in the
language Of Tilden, he expected to be the
'usufruct," is not working to his satisfac-
ton, though the Popuiists prefer him to
any other Democrats owing to the ad-
vanced views entertained by him in his
newspaper days.
Today's joint convention was marked
by an utterance of Egbert that surely has
never been equaied in any other
legislative assembly. Mays caused
it by moving that as mark
of respect to the senate Egbert,
who was exhibiting a pair of flannel shirt
sleeves, be compelled to put on his coat.
The Pierce Populist resented the proposed
interference with his personal rights, by
declaring that the hall was so warm that,
but for the presence OF ladies, he would
take Oft all his clothing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
A Blizzard In the Middle West.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE heaviest snow
storm of the season prevailed here all day,
fully eight inches having fallen. Tonight
the mercury is dropping rapidly. Dis
patches from various points in Illinois
and Iowa state that the same storm is
asrin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18

Astoria, Feb. I7.-iSpecial. 1.-The Brit
ish ship City of Florence. severa! days
overdue, is outside with pilot on board.
1t has been 100 foggy all day for tug TO
reach her. The tug Ainsdale, after lying for
three Gays OF Sand lsland, got out today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18

Dexter Horton 4 ca. bankers, today will re-
move 10 their new building, corner OF Washing
ton aad Commercial streets, and viii be ready
1os bsslaeso Monday morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
THECRUEL WARSOVER
Gov. Lewelling Surrenders to
the Kansas Republicans.
THEY HELD THE FORT AND WON.
POpulists Will Meet in q Hired Hall
and Grind Out Laws.

The Militia May Disband Owing to the
Late Unpleasantness and Col. Hughes
viii Be Court -Martialed-AllQ Quiet
On the Kanoas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18

OLyxPrA. Feb. I.-[Speciai. 1.-The sixty
ninth and seventieth senatorial ballots
were taken today without change. The
vote stood: Allen SO. Turner Is, Griggs
% Young 8. Dunbar l. Total, So; neces-
sarY to q choice. AZ, :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18

Meara OF Attendance. u to .. m.
rees payable la advanced. S3 per month.
Z = ANAL fee II 25c ger month will be charged
taaaery
K o.. methods OF teaching are based on
lEbfLs SYSTEM, which II now being uni
Ytrsey adopted by the best teachers OF infaats
Abe following vii give an idea of is scope:
{ ,hs kINbkkUARiEN Giff, teach the
Nments OF Color Form. A rth netic and ,ieome-
eaiuvating the chlldren's con >iructive faculty.
EAStasilon. powers OF observation and cleaIneSs
= perception
!: taE kiNDERGARrEN GAMES comprise
mnastic Exercis ses. class singing and II anit- Of
.ssmans - nmans and birds. dsveioping physique prompt
.'An snce and combined ton.
hh Mn nEkGA OCCUPATIONS en-
,.M neadlrs. Writing. Drawing. NeedleworS.
rsSssork sork Paper Plating. BEAD Work, Basket
snuk. modelling, etc, which trAn the hand to
s;ssseriv and neAtness and the eye to accuracy OF
f's~esvaslou.
IhE kiNDEgo OBJECT LESSONS
.sssey clear idea OF ihe physical world In relA-
a8 animals Vegetables and M ueras and cul-
s ssse 70 the pupils The power - description aud
;tssirec ''''
Nsi'oss are invited on the fourth Wednesday Of
".sy meh,h, froal 10: So 10 l2 a IN.
- ~ tSneas IL accessible Cor pupils from the city
Wsss-stfee, care pass at y distance OF Que
ns'efrDces-Rev. David {. Garrett - Marks
SsSV, AFs l. - j. Hunt Iarrov. LASe Wash
s-ssa. hcs. Wallace Mating. 1870 University
. ~ Ard pare@,s III former pupils
H. usttrf fHiorntsiioD apply to Miss W .u{er-
-A's s'e heFuo lean street. North seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-18
-THE-
lOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
rfete h the Log Cabin. corner OF Tenn.
perance and Republican 0ts..
North Seattle.

e-adnet<d by Miss Winterbourne Fro eel Union
7 Sssfuae Of the Home and Colonial Train
ING College. London, Engiandl, who
holds King County Teachers
: Certificate. second grade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

~r1pt-d % ash tina, you pat IL into
exerution.
Cogo's egiy old face became CORFU
Tatsd IN grin.
When I made prisoners of the fifty
brides meath ago. sire, and had them
roasted alive ia The royal gardens. you
viii remember that your objections
were strenuous But a. a psychology
icai experience for yourself WAS not
the spectacle worth all the agony Of
mind Il caused youg''
In ais earnestness the prime minis
BE- had dropped the formal sire" and
s>usjesty.r
4 hardly know" replied the king
There are times when l lie awake IT
night and see the forms Of those giris
writing before me-. hear their shrieks
nj behold their young husbands max
hg frenried efforts % rescue them and
falling beacath the weapons of my
troops At such times | ask II even .
psychological experience may not be
bought too dearly"
1T depends apon what you mean by
Psychological experience said Gogo.
vi.h suppressed ifnpstienc~- Your
pnbition being to pass through every
pensal state Of which the mind is sus-
Brtibie. you should comfort yourself
nh the rcdectiop that you have at
bass the courage % your convictions.
fhs lovo and respect Of your subjects
re DEAR ~ YOU You sacrifice them
b The interest OF science. That h a.
6ieinterested. sire. and ~ praiseworthy
- TIE conduct OF the lad who goes
without toad that he may spend more
money upon books"
The king well knew that Gogo graft
BEL bis own revengeful instincts very
ktsn Ia the name Of . psychological
uperi-nce foe his royal master. But
Koro never had the courage 10 say 80
ppsniy.
CONCERNING the mob Of kings" he
Bii. do you think that the sight % .
hp1drcd rulers raging through the
streets - my capital like 50 many I'M
raly rrvolusiorists will diminish re-
sp.ct fo- rsyaltyP Moreover. how can
20 go the kings u maze a mob Of
1s.nse 4gcs'i>'
A.en die. sire" replied Gogo. sci.
pncs lives 'Fhis moon % ours rcvolv-
Ing around the Hery earth. from which
a receives Light aud beat. win one day
D = planetary corpse with no form II
hfr upqn - Ia- earth. ia its tarn.
nay tenn With breathing millions.
sy 20 grow cold and dead ct last
gl e r.skc any difference then that
scssisy fen iato disSrspect ages agoi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

''eo9o HAD BURST WITH RACE"
roof of high fortress thst commanded
. full view of the scene.
obstructive the sight H." said Xoro.
sadly. ''who would suppose that proud
and powerful kings would descend 20
the tactics of horde of proletariansl''
Gogo's hideous countenancc was
wreathed In another grin
The kings hal by this time reached
the window ef the tower. still quarrel
ing among Themselves, and were enter
ing the structure.
Suddenly Horticulus appeared ut .
easement bearing the form Of . white
ROBBED girl in his arma The youthful
artist was behind him
Horrors. Gogow exclaimed Xoro.
you said the girl wss an ideal--that
she did not exist
$50 supposed, sire." replied 0oso,
ia dismay. =
But the king had left him and was
soon speeding toward the towers
Hold" he exclaimed. scaling the
walls like the wind
In another moment he was surround
ed by his furious brethren. all eager TO
seize the girl. But Xoro had her In
his arms With drawn sword he faced
them.
Now arm in the mob Of kings." he
thought. bitterly. II am no better
than the rest"
The artist meanwhile had rushed 70
the street and raised an alarm
xoro's subjects ran up and he wss
noon master of the situation
where Am ~" murmured the 9irl.
Who al this time had seemed In .
trance.
You are safe.- aid xoro.
The sound Of her voice had resolved
him ~ make this fair unknown his
queen He saw that she knew what
passed In his mind and was content
'-sir~.- she aid, '.your psychological
experiments leave no one safe In your
dosninions-
They were alone now. for the turbu-
lent nonarchs had noisIy retreascd.
with the people after them.
My only wish" said xoro. is 70
str,dv the mental condition that results
from q given set Of circumstances.
Then. sire. why not rejoice tn the
mental condition tha. results from
pleasing your subjects In all things9'
Moro understood and sssenfed with
an inclination Of his head
bat whom have we her-7'' he asked,
- the young artist appeared. leading
fair girl by the hand.
Ny wife" replied the painter.
MY sister said the maid in xoro's
arms
The newcomer kneit before the king
Arise" said xoro. ''you shall be my
prime mini.tsr~
A loud explosion interrupted him
Gogo had burst with rage.
ATsxsSpxa HAsvrr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Ny little boy eas vrry bad 81 Cor
two usonshs With diaFrhsea We usesi
various medicines. sIso called II two
docters bsf nssthinx dcne ban any good
Until - uset chaasbsrlaies collie.
Choiers ansi DssrrAosa Remedy. which
gave immediate reiief sr.i $50 s-arrsf
hini. consider u The hess medicine
nsssr and can e-rsrieuss<sasiy recora-
Hserd = ~ Al who ned 'disrrhea ~
cpilc rsesiicfn-. =. Hare. Trenton.
Tsx !. and % crut hctties fos sale by
!. y. Wassbsrs. druggist ~ AoErse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Colored Dress Goods.

These will be placed bargain lots marked
down such values when sold regularly and
6oc yard. will GO 2oc yard.
Several lines of Serge Henreas Fancy Mixtures Wool
cites pds and of styles worth all reduced price,
yard
Another lot better grades 4nch Segcs and Hcneas and
other best French and German imported fabrics positively worth
and and good values that for this sale reduced price SOC yard
All at they will go-Vcnetian Cords Novelty Suing
Pads Damaca Cloth etc., ranging prices $Ioo and $a5
Your chance pattern this sale for yard
Included this sale will offer the Metropolitan Hop Stacking
in latest cooring bought sell at c will be offered yard
In addition to the Dress Goods and Silks will
furnish all Trimmings and Innings on the same basis
he Seesas extra quality, all shades cut to yard
Standard Cambria Innings. in all shades yard.
Best quality French Canvass a yard
yeyeteen Skirt Facing. &c yard
Padding in all shades, &c yard
Ioo-yard Spool Silk, &c each
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
MOB OF The KINGS
70 usaAsEl DEEP MYSTERIES
Uosry ~ the Prssss Msas.s<s sad Hss
Ass~<r ~ sh~ sassaeas % .
Lors1ly fossns<se

-Your ma iesty sent for mey~
Noro xcii raised hl& head from the
Psychological work ne va poring
1vsr Ths prsms minister stood before
An
~YsA. 1axo." h~ aid. In the clsas.
WssAliia voire wtish even more than
- h>1d.oms Young haze csased him
- % shs nest 2drsire,i q lunar mon
uBcks. Il wish to asx you about the
lob q kings
e trust. SIRE" remarked Gogo. %
- monarch hsssitafed momentArfiy.
~shss the is-2 please. yoa-~
''Yraakiv. IL does NOT. A. . psycho-
apgtssl experiences. however. 1 feel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Hosiery and Underwear.

Ladies Hose that sold at reduced to pair.
Ladies 25c and 3oc Hosiery reduced to Ioc pair.
Ladies 4oc and Soc Hose reduced to 2oc pair
lot Ladies' Silk and Fine Isle Thread Hose reduced pair
Chldrens Double Knee Ribbed Hose reduced oc pair
Chldrens Ribbed Fast Black Hose at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Black Goods.

prices will them lively All wool Black Henriettas
and Serpcs sold and reduced to 3oc yard
% Black Wool Grenadines reduced to yard to close
All Wool Black Hop Sackng will be offered at yard
Pricstys Black Goods all latest of
all to 90 without at extremely reduced prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

a ~ sppnp go 49, q : swsn1n q
- - q ~ bnnqsne Ill pnre.A
4 stssnlssassss sAnBsa1y - szsinns-
Zion bsErus from - kinUA
The painting usveakeA . yo1n8
voxsu clad u whits- 9AA sssms1
riding upon . el0nd. 80 hsr bsonsy
dsfsd sxAggsrsthoa-
-Wso was ths art1Dtr naAs1 ~
yoathfai monarch Of HosticuisA
"A young nan iron Ne eosaszy.-
aid 6ogo- He issslx-snnghs sd vsry
shy"
4 svosrul wish 70 - ~ paintss -
snissd in his bsing broaght in 4
yo1th of Handsome sppsarsnes End
n4-asss bsarins hs proved 10 b. =
-who was your model7" inquired
xors.
"A AaA sons. siz~ The work y -
t1sal 60 entirely"
4 nsoosos latsv tbs srsiss had d.
psrt~A
'.Nos one Of ths biass believes thsk :"
whisssssd 0ogo In xro's eor. II hAvs
sonAdsasfnlly aasussd ssaA thst the
srleis,al Of Ne ptgeass b kept . prisr
snss BY yeas osAsA
III
Ths visising kfngs are sssembled b.
fore frowning sDwsr In the outakirts
Of xoro's capital The ruler Of Hor-
tieulas VS. hArAnguing Jnv.s.-
Gan we allow such lovelinsss 70 ham
Ruish Ia . dungeon?"
~ $500 Ia L1u~r -
MensiAx. Rescue her. and win give
her asylum az my court"
''or at mine.' exclaimed al the rest
- once.
Il have . prior claim" declared tho
Hort,culAn monsch.
Perhaps we might rescus the girl
before fighting for her." observed the
king OF kAladin-
saying this he leaped upon step In
the wall The Horsiculaa hurled him
furionsly To the ground.
Instantly there Was hrbbub. The
allies of Kaladin sprang TO his side.
TIE king of Horticuius Was also sur
rounded by his friendA A general
cc.xnba, ensued- In tho melee crowns,
scepsers. robes and jewels were hurled
about like paving stones and street
missiles
KING Baibor has climbed up to the
cap1ive's Window shouted one king
suddenly. ''Iie wiz carry OF the girl?'
The line of battle changed at once.
All drew nearer the tower walls Some
hurled objects at Balbor. Others
sought to drag him down by standing
on their fellows shoulders and stretch
ing forth their arms 70 seize the hem
of his robe.
There Is your mob Of kings. sire. I"
said Gogo, who stood with Xoro on the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Silks.

Our Black and Colorcd Silks Novelties Trim
ming Printed and Plain Japanese Silks will thunder
bolt cut n way of reduced prices
Remnants Silks sufficient for waists dress trimmings worth
yard will be closed of
soc yard. - . -
Printed China Silks few is all we have left will be closed
23c yard.
printed Punum and Jap Silks dark or light ground
effects &c quality reduced to close ACC yard
27 plain Jap Silks just the thing for seasonabc regular
price ST. 7oc yard
few choice patterns have Cheney Bros best printed
China silks will 90 a sc yard. reduced from SIPS
Pure Black Failc Silks reduced to Coo a yard.
Extra quality Gos Silk ready seller at price
duced o specially.
Black Figured Iaca Silks all 8oc yard
81 to sI.22
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Linens.

Our stock and assortment entirely large The vastly
duced placed these ecessaes will readily and quickly d
beached unbcached turkey red Towels Toweng Crashes Lunch
Cloths Stamped Linens of all kinds Table Sets and Napkins We
range prices reduced onefouh Onehird and oneha
their regular value.
Now S the time supply your Linen wants.
Turkish Towels reduced to FAC I5c and
Crash Towelng at 31lc &c and &c yard
Unbeached Table Damask ranging reduced prices
zoe, soc and 4oc yard
Bleached reduced range of prices 4c 55c &c.,
6oc and 73c yard
Turkey Damask these marked down prices
and yard.
Napkins think of -reduced 44c &c. 63c 7oc o8
and SI.I21l per Dozen
One Stamped Linen Tray Cloths Commode and Dresser
Scars Spashe Cobng Towels beautifully designed worth
65c and &c, all reduced to close at 3oc.
Stamped Linen Dresser Scar Tray Cloths Spashers
etc. ranging price when sold regularly Your choice
90 inch Cheverous reduced to yard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

down. M ssn. said Lord Chesterfield.
He mar gst up again Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

t1HHt-o INK w ~ &iN@-
But .ruth - - eternal - sise universe
4ou have bet lifetime in which 90 IN
p~-ttxs.t- mental pheneui-ns A mob
~ sings - a. good 20 experiment. with
- xnytbing el=~. =
Better. fioQo CARR out your idea.
SANCTION al your scs~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Wash Fabrics and Domestics.

At yard choice styles and coongs of quality Dress
Ginghams :.
yard Scotch Cghams reduced from
AT yard French and Scotch Dress lnghans.
marked down from
o1lc yard quality Domestic Apron Check Gnghams,
reduced from
AT TIC yard best Outing Flannel reduced from oc and aHc
Shaker Flannel including style and
kind of Wash propoionately reduced prices
AT yard quality double width beached Pillow Case
. Cotton
:. AT reduced prices, entire line of Prints.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

TIE ns~s that E3nr xor, had invited
~ 80 nouervhs - he fro~n - hs
--rital w crtsrueruorsfion ~ ne thost
arfth geer - - dynsstYs r'ise
p~.ore.f . .nteititr--r 10 >enssfi-s8 The
k1rgs came from al hirsetiens With
<.t,rts sad suifes. The eity was gsyiy
hnrrrafsd The streets we're thrcnred
The ers~r * e~erf ~ go sntiies
"a = tan1uet tsuasret " xcra - his
rpysl br~tar~n criv . alag exriid 81
ssra ~ r. Tee ruesfs ~er- waited
nseu ~ sl,efr respective r-if~- minis
ers
et,<rs, sid xcro. vih~n 80 dessert
- res<h~1. r uf.~r1tsns vos hare
srssrf ~ stors f-- -
= paiatfnu. sirt. whieh 1 oex
roe - er.1s1.zs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Underwear.

Ladies 25c quality Ribbed Vests reduced
Thread Rhelieu Ribbed Vests
silk trimmings worth and reduced for this sale
Ladies Pure Silk Underwear fashionable coors and black and
ecru, reduced to 7oc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Cloaks, Suits and Wrappers.

off the regular selling price choice of Ladys
Jacket or Cape Chids Jacket in the house.
Ladies Elton Blazer Storm Serge Suits worth SIo all re-
duced for this sale to $500
Ladies Suits prevailing thing for outing and travelling
a full line at $780,
Ladies Print Suits in light and dark coongs reduced
of prices, SIPS $780, $Lo8 and $40
Ladies Calico Wrappers well made nicely gathered back and
yoke. will be offered a 8oc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Gents Furnishings.


"N
N. &c w. FRIEDMAN, noe,r ne; z2 27RREET.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Muslin Underwear.

goods nicely made ocktchcd and superior
manh and splendid material At regular prices they
extremely reduced prices you
afford buy the material and make them at home.
Ladies Night Gowns, trimmed at 6oc. and o8c.
Ladies tucked and ufng trimmings 25c 5c
Ladies Corset Covers up soc.
Childrens and Misses Gowns $Ioo kind down
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Challies and Cambria,

Wash Chales and Prints best patterns and styles
all reduced to 21lc yard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Infants Department.

In this department for little people every
greatly reduced prices lessen stock We only
Of the of bargains:
Chdrcns Muslin Hats Bonncts ranging prices up to 81
reduced o close lot
Infants Silk Bonnets reduced TO
Infants Hand Crochcted Sacqucs 25c-
Chidrcns Bingham Dresses reduced to Special grades
duced to soc and Coo.
Chidrens White Dresses and Aprons reduced to z5c
Knit Booecs a and 25c
Chdens jersey Wool Dresses worth So reduced
Gents Furnishings.
Mems utin m WI o
Bows uin sreduc 4
Fines Waist and
Caub 'front.' TO
Mems sssock reduc ed prccs a par.
Nen.I canDr reduce Ito
FineB and
CcntsH ensi nd chi reduc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Chenille Portieres and Draperies.

This department show decidedly lower of stock
inventory Prices reduced all grades close quickly including
Lace Curtains at 8oc SIPS SI75 $500 and 81
Poles with trimmings complete at inventory sale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Bargains In Every Department.

Choice Fan the house onchaf off the regular price
Silk Supporters Satin Belts and Silk Web 5o
duccd zoe.
Ladies Pure Silk Gloves. worth soc, down CSC.
Ladies Silk Mtts reduced I5, and 3oc close
All Wool French Chales a yard TO close.
Half Wool Chalics reduced I-2cay yard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
Van and Won.

1t "a common mistake Of Americans
to think that the predicate ivan" be-
fore Dutch name signifies nobility. In
the Low Countries, that IL, in the king
doms of the Netherlands and Of Bel
GUM, ivan" has no particular meaning.
Names with ivan" are to be read on
shops as well as on the doors OF the
most arlstocratic mansions. The hum
blest persons have il as well as the most
refined. On the other hand, great
number of the oldest families are with
out it. In Germany won" means no.
BILE, and all persons belonging TO the
nobility have won" before their family
names. without any exception. Persons
who do not belong to the nobility can
not put "von" before their names, as
they have no right to do so, and would
be found out directly If they assumed 1t,
and make themselves ridiculous. But
In case OF a man being knighted for
some reason or other, he has the right
TO put won" before his family name.
For instance, when Alexander Hum
boldt was knlghted, he became AleXan-
der Won Humboldt, and all his descend
ants, male and female, take the prefix.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-27
Life on the Plains

An army officers wife laughs gaJly At
what she is pleased TO term the fsstidi-
oussess OF some OF her friends.
"You should have been with ma on
the plains" she always remarks, adding
once: "My husband and l stopped for
a time In Texas frontier house, where
several civil engineers were also board
ers. The tea and coffee were served
with but one cup and saucer. There
was, 10 fact, only one spoon In the
establishment. That belonged 10 the
sugar basin. From thence IT would be
removed to stir each cups contents IS
they were prepared By the hostess and
started down the long table. Some
times IL would be overlooked aud lost.
Then q search would be Instituted:
Where is-oh. Mrs. Blake. you have
the spoon would send II back TO the
tray and the meal would proceed"