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The morning call., 1893-09-18
ABOUT A CYCLONE.
Some of Its Doings Told by an Eye
Witness,
Columbus Dispatch.


j. W. Bradley, formerly of this city, bu,
now of Pomeroy. Iowa, is visiting friends
here. He was on the prairies within about
six miles of the fearful cyclone near Pome-
roy several weeks ago, and tells of some
miraculous performances of the wind. lie
could see the dark. death-dealing cloud
across the level prairie, and watched it as
it apparently struck the ground, and after
travelling the earth for a distance would
ascend, only to swoop down and wipe up
everything in its path. He went TO ex-
anime the work of the cyclone the next day,
and with others came across a house that
had been wrecked.
The only evidence of life about the place
was live rooster that ran out after the
boards had been removed, but the bird had
been plucked of its feathers. In fact, not
n single feather remained on the rooster. 1t
had been completely stripped of its plum
age, but was otherwise uninjured.
The morning call., 1893-09-18

Curran. Miss Potter. Miss f. McGreyon, Miss
G. McGreyon. Miss Niean. Miss Gibson, Miss
Irving, Miss &. Monsees; William Reagen, MIR.
Berlin, MIR. Breslin, Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. PlaZ, MIR.
Batteaux, S. Camp. &. w. Armbruster, Ch aries
Armbruster, G. Nagel j. Ii. Kigo, William
West, Walter West. S. Harris, Mr.. McKiIlip,
IL. Massey, ID. M. Ross, q. Forrest.
A Ross Valley Party.
A very pleasant Admission day celebration
took place at Harts cottage, "Harbor Light"
ia Ross Valley. The ladies OF the house de CO.
rated the parlors very neatly with ferns aud
choice flowers. making them more than usually
attractive An interesting entertainment was
given, commencing with an oraiion by CAPTAIN
II. A. Mclaughlin. which was followed by a
song by DIR. Neeks, flute solo by Captain +.
z; Hart song by 7. ID; MeGovern and an ex-
hiditon OF wat colors by Mrs Alice Mayors.
A bon bon lancers was danced. and the service
of refreshments closed the delightful affair.
The following were present: Captain and
Mrs. K. L. Hart, w. NJ. Hopkins, Mr. Jensen
MIR. Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs Benson, all of Ross
Valley and p. II. McGovein, Captain ana Mrs
Ii. A. Mclaughlin, Miss Cecelia Mclaughlin
Mrs. Alice Magers, Mrs. CLARK. Mrs Burgess
Mary Cambrosa MIR. and Mrs Walters, all OF
San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Malone OF Sausa.
Tito.
Finnen Surprise Party.
A sur prise party was given TO Mrs. A Fin
men on Wednesday evening. August 80, at her
residence, 1 Yerba Buena street. i'll celebration
of the anniversary of her birth. Several OF her
friends assembled there 10 do honor TO the oc-
caslon, and the hours were made very enjoy
able.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Finnen, Mr. and Mrs. William
Schwalk. MT. ana Mrs. L. Dippener. MIR. and
Mrs. Artoe Speckter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scheele,
MISS Adele Schwark, Miss Mary Schwark,
Miss A. Menke. Miss Dora Hitman. F, Flnnen
Jr. Bache Young. ID. Sheehan, r. Gilbert, A.
Einnen aud William SchWark ,Jr.
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The aprons. The affair was very pleasant IN
every way and did not terminate until late
hour.
The committees were as follows: Committee
OF arrangemeuts-Miss RiOrdan, Miss Dinnen
and Miss McCarty;. reception committee-hiiss
NJ. McDermoit, Miss A. McCarty and Miss
Dunn; floor manager. NJ. Lynch; floor commit
tee-Miss A. Barrett and Mr.. Cambell. Great
credit Is due 10 them for the efficient manner In
which they performed their dulies
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It Is a Positive Luxury

To brush the teeth with SOZODONT, so fragrant
and refreshing is IL. and so pleasant is the taste
it leaves IN the mouth after the operation. Then
how gratifying is the effect aud how complacent 1
feels the beholder who views in the glass row
OF worries rendered spotless by this benign aud
delightful toilet article. Only few drops on
the brush is needed for AN abulion and yet it is
wOndrOusly effective,
The morning call., 1893-09-18

The past week was quite brilliant one soci-
aily. lie performances of Mr.. Irving aud
Miss Terry at the Grand Opera-house brought
out large and fashionable contingent each
evening. The wedding OF Miss Hlda Alice
Hecht and Marcus L. Gerstle at the Temple
Emanuel was a swell affair, full report of 1t
appearing in our issue of Thursday Miss
Terry was entertained al the Century Club on
the same day, and an account OF the affair was
given in our columns on the following day.
The Sewall-Ashe wedding was also notable as
was also the banquet given TO MIR. Irving and
the return supper. in which lie acted as host.
: These affairs and others OF interest, as well Is
the dOings Of society people ii general, will be
found In The amended review
The morning call., 1893-09-18
The New Excuse.

The husband mad bought his wife a gown,
La which with pride she 1auured:
Then she saw some elegant hats in town,
And one OF them sorely wanted.
"Pm needing hat, though feel" she said.
ASHAMED to make such Confession"
my dear. you Will have TO waiJ," said he
It'll after the extra session."
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The United Social Club.

Seldom has Bear Club Hall presented pref
tier appearance than on Saturday evening, Sep
tember 9, when the United Social Club
gave dancing party. National flags and ap-
pToprlate notices adorned the walls OF the
halls and reception rooms. making them yerv
attractive. Dancing commenced bout 9 o'clock
aud WAS continued for au hour, when march
was formed for the purpose of distributing
aprons and neckties. The aprons were made
In many different styles and various patterns
and much merriment was caused by the efforts
oil the gentlemen 10 match their neck Ties with
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James A. Garfield Corps.

James A. GARFIELD Relief Corps gave camp.
fire and bail in the AIcaZar building on last
Tuesday evening. The attendance was quite
large, and the following programme was en-
Joyed: Song, Professor Fred Bell; either duet
K. L. Hahn and Otto MenZel; fancy tambourine
dance, Miss Emma Hahn and Miss Juanita
Davis; quartet Miss Dora Hnk, Miss Emma
Nelson, Miss ANNE Thompson and Gus Thomp-
son. accompanied by Miss Monte Jennings;
comic song. Otto Evans. AfteIwaTd delicious
supper was seryed in the banquet hall.
The following ladies had the affair in charge:
Kate Howard Fanny Gailhouse, Ada EldrIdge
Mrs. Hink, Mrs. Lasalle, Eva Policy, Helen
Spangenberg. Dora Hink, Josie Beck, Mrs
FowZer, Ida Brown, Carrie Uimer Rosa Berg
man, Minnie Butter, Mrs. Ulmer and Mrs.
RecK
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ENTERTA AILMENTS.

The Polish Saint Stanislaus Benevolent So.
cieIy held its fifth annual entertainment at
Teutonia Hall on sunday evening September
10. The genial president, p SZukalskl, and
Miss w. Piasecki led the grand march, fol-
lowed by over $50 couples. The hall was
beautifully decorated with festoons, flags and
banners and the national coloTs Of America and
Poland.
There were seventeen dances on the pro-
gramDe, which kept the orchestra busy until a
late hour. At 2 O'Clock the president invited
The guests TO the festai DOard, where a bOunte-
Gus supper was served. The enjoyment OF
native wines was interspersed by songs, Teclta-
tonS and pleasant anecdotes.
be officers and committees were as follows:
Of1eers-P. Szukalski president, John APPEL
vice president, l.. KowGlkowski secretary. j.
AlbTefcZeDski treasurer; committee of arrange
ments-T. Piasecki, John APPEL. j. Prezyboro-
ski. l. kowalkOwski; rrceptIon commitIee-P.
SZukalski. +. ZakrZewsd. j. Kuns, f. Al
bretczenki; floor commitiee-T Bartnikowski.
j. f. AlDrefcZenski
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Mershon Surprise Party.

very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Kasper Mershon at his residence, IL RondelI
place. on the evening Of September o. Among
the guests were: Miss Francis Creighton. Miss
Lillian Cameron, Miss S. Jones, Miss Eta
and Frances Riordan, Miss Tesse O'NieI. 4.
Rusac, Charles Vandeubos, Z. HobbOse, ".
Seward. g. Daniels, M. Higgins, Il. Butler, NJ
+. HObOOse and many others. Dancing and
singing were enjoyed unti midnight WIN the
guests were prepared for bounteous supper.
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Shakespeare said shss wannna neAls. iii
0plniuna VIZ rcrorp t * A 81.
hut he had oh fashioned nttf6ns hes irtn
dead this r,any a tear &
nrvwnIeg sala ss I, lo,s 'sas men, tl.sthex
That we ilkr X nod and man eenhlnnu Ia cns
TO chn.ln ana tolni 3 N 81 h V az XII
cnnid VIZ nsske hpr M the man; said Tennysor.
kwAet ipyn were alAin,
And thafe u no fhires picture thhn his hxap-
tconH Elaine.
Ana syili Carleton. with his frAnxnras. rnys
that tlli heart boats not
sheil the Kind deede cf = ,yo'sa'i d By snosiAl
man forgot. ~ b
Aifainsoa, 80 p,isEicd. asks az. Nor fre III
wpmanA ebay,
Where. 'FHAde sbhll yonr rlAce % 81 tts
rrains ~ enaiemh days'' N l N &
nyfpn tails us that more power liza 81 vomAnx
ono aaft word l 4 &
Than ii all tlle vain rehubinra that fle uora6
narrower heard,
Then. again, phtilase woman. and trust hs<
Just ~ eohH rs N < &
As yoy see December rosos . ms isd ii saany
Walter scott wrnle OF cur wesknnsa hut he
cdmpensktcau ~ now
For hp nays, I'm pain and anrNiah, y then, ~
mini5iefInis anaei thoun AZ
Dryden sala they iiis Offenders and fes,eigs az
lenses nafh &
Then lia comments on II briefly, nay inrs rfnc
unto the iaht"
Alexander rape said, 'sIIanpy y the hiasasiess
vessAl'e lot 81
ror shp 4 tho world fnrEpttins. ana " II hss
ssss. fpyKuti
otsay said shp greatest d llisin the pnst iess
womcn nunp. &
Caused lqng wars, betrayed eitlNs, ia thecoatsa
OF AKtp rhn.s
Yet no tllinkH they'ta yesy lovely nnA 10 ia,a.
p9rfnhn wefe tnnaes
ilrightnesa, pusisgAna heaven 10 THAR lows ho
eunN nr1Ryfl. ~
Campbell tAid the wosia was nd and I'll ths
sAtdpn whs q Wild 4
Man The human, man the hermit. sighed uus
I'll tho welnssn emitted,
Lowell kaya rerfsnsnd woman "a tho Naath'G
most uohe thtnE.
And pclesidgr es hnlirrt a mrthefs lovo asclb
brinR,
Burpe ssyg that Mature swnArs Tho dcAfa hsr
nnbiest work ehn nlassesi
siier 'pernilec han sna tried on man. and thea
she paatlu tile lnaeen,N s'
.Nnideihith aria Wbtn inVsiy WOMAN atpnpa to
md that mon haifay.
Thna no charm CAD aoDtha her sorrow nnefhkf
ran N'nAh her gailt away.
And that sweetpAt bard. Lnngfcilow. kafd that
VS. wipn tbe Inhldnu ppAapd
IT did Fesm like nAaeing music fnnrh too sxs
qaieitu 10 loal
Adaispnsaia Tins Tin woman who AaliberNsss
IA lnat!
Moore .lo maid ssaose heart 4 stolen WIN pss-
y. q, eaxp Fass that spost evils which hesall
our hAnIAa8 flep
Afepssaiss Al, iuairscssy ., si,s ''sco.sn IL ]
sIsahol Areher.
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ISIS on MARTIN.
arc Two WIN win the
lrh seun torshfpf

~. November go,--The SEN
4 pamoes !. hecomlrg more lively every
~ ss nv he time the legislature meets
y ~ s, ts viii be exciting indeed
z 'i'' a,.,.st tor the high honor promises
~ ~ r,ors exciting than that OF 1875,
- TX ~, !. 4 Ind iss-hour we're candidates,
~ M, MAS the winner, senator
~ ghfh hn NJ eircTed 10 M out Mr.. Bar
fn,e1 .,tred term, and II lnplss now
4 sis't in',estt Fits,ugh Lee would be Slec-
~ Ia full term, .,.tt, ,..,,,,,,, n NJ
| y io sfss nor Martin VIII opp9es - M
Sell ,te short Term, but Tor the iNli
e ~ tAp Martin nre working ike
/ M ifs 80 week past Mr. Martin has
I klsftis ,,.t.c Tint he would be elected
/ isn can'i ses inrity. but he is not quite 50
No w nSw 1.ee'a friends qn the other
sg,''.s. more cuniinent than ever ulat
A,ti Y, ~ vntea to spare.
| i pBl NV y is In the city and win re-
Esfisss sntll Monday or Tuesday next,
. 90 81 s,rr MIA Interests. Mr. Martin
<plA 30 dnuartefs hero ever sluce elfly
~ faV M Lees FRIENDS admit that
Ne Wa better organized than boe
fi'vSSut this week. me Lee peopie nANe
rss es n hard work and have, they
h 2svts,5 fav3glbly from q large num-
I mr. h .e,..an,hera-aIoct who had been re-
" y ~ ", Martin. Mr. Martin rs one OF
ySrQ " c6rkine democrats Ia Virginia
~ ~. great deai OF railroad backing,
n h1s railroad support is SAID 10 De
|lti esn injury than g help,
alu Y, rprnenisod us the peoples candi-
e ~ 4 Sshe people had q vote ne
,ile 'Ss,hilass nave MaikoVer ana
ssss us. II with hands down, for he IS
wv wv ,se most popular men that lives IN
l!fpla ,sn.s Of Martin say that Mar
| flN VIZ atfats1H ln NiHtnFN Tor ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

Yoh hsTs nll heard ilse story Of Adam ara
Eve
who lifsd 10 tbs garden Of Eden.
WIN aeihsng 70 wear hut tbe leaves 81 fhs
ircfA. 81 ~
And nothing but anples 20 fred Oh
iiDn, this pnos foolish tlaif With fho a1fie1s
minds.
riir parsata 81 everything lIunnn.
Fell inf9 disReaap Anfi Wnfr baissholi The s,1sas
And ofFoprshtl Mas blamed pn the NpauAA
Aud ayer sineo thnn. when d mortal hc1
tinnedet
No matter yilet fprfa Ii i,lv sinnfte
Tie ra0plp who chi iirsse ntter flln pies =
That was uBsA ~ lie gofs nekluniha.
And sFsieAlssion, NhQ mol W might HeAk=
Dpusg make any kfI4ft q ma a.
But turn NJ tirie npAea and nak With asesfs
sAYhlil wisa MAastlln tnassii behind itfsz
iielkn fp1lhsx
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mi AND cmoIS Ell.
isnor That Tney Havc spiIt
Apart.

apart
sss York, November 20. The old story
e quarrel between FIJI and Croker was
|pBsa today. Several weeks ago II WAS
that the senator was greatly ila-
$50 because the Tamnany chieftain
~ husea 20 fen0minate Surrogate Ras-
ehsnson. u w0s known at the ti,ne
tll IN making W Il Slate. had noti-
TINKER that 80 far as he was per-
concerned, an he Insisted upon
NJ Ae nomination Of Maynard ana
siqRst sent word back that lin could
gne Of the two. pammauy didn't
se Which. Croker did not want to see
1870 PLACED upon the ticket, and
mai Hi ana Ransom wefS ~, -
s1as 10 hiniira he hargained on IIili
$3.50 maynard nnd picking up RAM
II Nirker's dismay, the senator IN.
ls ~ maynard ard nj The same time
extreme dlspleasufe at the
INV M lqNn az the surrogate. The result
w 'as SECTION proved that crolspr was
h ana Hi wrong. and the friends of
a, a 3. H'.Ve ainned this into the senator's
s,..S f. - sneh fersisteney thar he is re-
ssssat0 naYe lost his temper aud TO have
n Il s.. laat he can got along very well
~ aiire without the aaaistance IT tna
~ 1lneiots Of pamnnny hall II
ss ~. u Prise the knowing ones m the
I'd circles 10 this city II senator
~. y any himself With the Grant
,sss n iAmmany and declare war III
.'Hiash against Croker
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steamship Ida, plar a.

Steamship Ida. plar 2n
sStcelhship yifcnlsle. Morris, In stream.
steAIuHh.p lNpnlAl, rlrr ~.
9seAnHhp AilVsrdnics Ia Quzrantinc
s,eelnefip Iona CrNnetpn. pier =.
ssss"lnsAp lhloplst pier ~
s ;eamshB R SSos. AIS, MsSu' n'sS pier 81
stetlnahlp oswcstly, Ia streari
49,, s,sss,uslaip Aishlelidsr. Miibufn. in
Steamship Cation, seabotn, per AZ
steanahin isncins, Gcelg, pier y,
Steamship White lacitct PAUL. nifrf9
s,e9lnship Iansseg. Matyer pier sS
Steamship Rondam Morrill, pier IA,
Banks and SnhaoneFs--
Rarkentne RITA, rratnDr nitr IA
Schooner Willie, Willie outside
NJ, Ssns9y'ner toward ". schmidt cramer.
Schooner NJ. " Is. Chase, PinlSham,
Schooner Cora H Hanson. pier ao
a Schooner John X. fenrose. Smith. pier
schooner Ella 4. Davenport. pier 10.
Schooner carrie a, Norton White.
Cleared for Galveston.
steamship Monroyie. sailed october Il
Steamship Parkuela' sailed -
Hrlt nteamship Moofgate, Smith, sailed
November 10
steamship Avondalc. Miller sailed No.
fibI1e1cit,bfe-
Schooner Belle, Omen. sailed -
sehooner Hobert Mcfarland, sailed No.
Sg sesson q Robert W palsey uontvoa,
sr Ssh sSl1sq Law Lew Y co,t,aen,r r,,aos
~ sSiisS ocfnhsr 'SNNt''iS ~ A'Vubh-
N Schooner N SSsoieoa. pouebton .,,ea a..
tnber ii ''suspt'hf saiieN w
hs suaoSasr Cactus. coleman. sa,ss No.
ye,her 71Nt 49,
HntnbIirIr-
her Ig S".sN N'S'S,
Ls slss@ship sidney rAomay. sailed ooto.
her tS
s ii,. Bsndo. oampbell. sanea -
staAmshiu Coouet nailrd Npyeni6ar q
Charlestpn-.
sailed t)ctoi3er 20
A Saris Aztec c. pioterman. sailed No.
ven,Iry q .'
Ncre fs,,too
: sc stea eas1 4inaustan Haggard nnllei
81 s9Y Fe9ersba n,
ateanship Amethyst. Kvhmor, sailed Ne.
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/. pp'awips the Color t.,n

'ss'8sa,.,S sssPo, oais ReVemher s0--The
spil,ss 3 y we TariehS stage 81 san
4 4 I'M sass drawn The line on the peo.
- al W profession vino are not
sISsai i s0 l,,,I,,, eyer 200 performers
&c. rs afiistn ' I'm, g var the Eenulne
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= 49, = Z, sesibef 20, Tic etoaI.,er
= X - arrived this naoiuine rom
'|.ss / PITS thai a IRE during ~
s, 'ss fore hoia Vac mgsh g~ Nv
az ..I,s,i Tile came Sgns sb0as
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
cotton
Oottop.
ofnee Of IN. pna,.


Houston. Thursday, November "a
Today being Thanksgiving Day only The
liverpool market WAS open.
Liverpool reports good business for
spots at i.isd advance.
Liverpool futures opened steaav 1870,
mggher, ruled quiet ~ the same iignfes XII
tt s,ea steady points higher than Yes.
HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT.
Gross receipts. .
cross shipntnts. ''',''t''.'''.' e's9
'.,.s.,.,.......,...,..tG Ti
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nAsimam speed 81 2s.s knosh an hour
neaa over dlatanes 81 nearly eight
KNOBS proves The baisAa E.eter esalesF
c;oianihln to ~ tha fastest Fea going
slis Il. The worid she made an average
daflnr haf efnelai foef honY trial II
"a knnls ena hoar which Is AexerAi
fnsnts higher fsan me usnxlfn9m Tnea
81 any Qlhw var ygssa having Z gie,
placement u ems thppsana Wha o. n'5Fss
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GALVESTON REcEIf IA Ann Fxp0Rrs
LooAL pnIons ounnnNr.

| The following are the ruling prices FOR
groceries, ete., IN the market today:
den 81U70e ger dozen Dukes, castor OIL
iqWSoc. Roston coach oil, per case, pints,
S4iN0; per case, quarts, $50.
uNlII0N4-powdsn per key 81. %
| eg4,75; Blasting powder SS,2o per keg;
/ az age ~ price Mot, drop. per sack. sl.0o
/ EAGulNG AND TIESrBagglng ~
| pound, oA55sci pound, 046Aci "a pound,
| di4c; Delta ties, 81, - per bundle; standard
Array. ATrog ties, slloQl.lS per bundle; 40
BBtisAS,Ax--22c Tor GOOD yellow 100
! .BACoN-- Wholesale Rrosera charge
clear none; short clear, lVAalo1hc; break
CANDY- Plain candy Tg7lsc; wrapped
! sUsisci Arm and Hammer $2.25; fancy
mixed ~ palin sssillssSi fancy IN eases
CANNED Fystiils- canned
goods, per dozen: straw5errles, sl.8a5s
seconds, Sl.2Dgl.SD; pears standard, St,bQ
Wl.0ti peaches, STANDARD pound, Si.J0pl
Loo seconds, Z pound, 81 aaGf1.25. stand
ard, pound, S2,25G2 10; B pound seconds
81 tOa22 blaeknerries, Sl40Wl20; mar.
rowfat peas, 81 ESQ !. 40, Lima Beans. %
9t,4S. string beans 05cUSl.00; corn, SLID
Wl,iO, tomatoes, pound, Sli5; 3 pound,
$3.50; oysters l pound. l. W. d5Qt75c per
dozen; 7 popnd, + W. DdtSL00; ? pound,
w aq{I2o0,; ,s salfn on! pound cars "
80; chipped beef Il pound, sl'36; pound.
$3.50 .,
Wholesale sroeers nh orders at the fol-
lowing quotations per dozen for AZ
pound cans, Pencheai S2,1dag25u; egR
plams, SlBp2to; whlppoaiwtll peas, &c
pound.
C1NDLEs quoted as follows; star
iiQ!ssNi2hc; l9 ounce rarafiine, set HAT
COFFEE - Peaberry, 22Ac; cordova,
Flag fancy Rio, - 81 choice lfio, 2l4ei
ttslr h ,io .oAe, EGG Ie,S' is@c' common
rsH1ibi Nt9kS--lsat suano. SO per ton
from warehouse.
Flo Q5T~lldal wave Kaiser Ausz4g'
$685. SEA level extra roller ehoise,s5$di
nickel $50; Glutine. new. $500 above
for car lots less man set lets. Toe Pe ,r
barrel higheri spccias ratss ior interior
snlRsj5n9ei5ts' S,r, r,Ava.rar iota. osatera
charge from store sql0e more per ioo
p9unds on hI9n Satde pet * pestis. Dl et,s'
;l corn pfl' XXI ptf NJ sse ' ner
S ,gSSsG e4S g s ,iSin DC her iGo pounas
eotlon ssed nirai ~ Pr iS}h,, ,,at ~
@ RET tor sss sS v ya Rer Is Is as fol-
as they. run, 5ss35ac.
= A'fti3 8etned tlerces. 7ilaTi1e; leaf
aii1,siaIc
'lStS@s xxx 4 eetcsa Centrifugal falr. f7M20c.
,ris,,,s .sSS,aie, chsiee 1def2JISr, omen leet-
tIe gair BIss32e. prime a6e
~ sitsieJ s "a !. as 70 br,na and
ad, 9,,il pVess'
ag 9ie,i5 Head DC. choice SIC; prime
43sc; fair fae SOD, 5 aeIe sannlv demand
el,,..s XIX ,ir,a ii ~ per iaek III
rnr mad intA. Loiilaiaua coarse zoe; Lou
sssss,ae ms A6r. ~ b sillppnd direct
.r'al in,.a TX ,ytw ibeYta
it gi1e: i'it'os standarl erannlated. bo
c6,, ri x ftners' a 4gscs eubes. Stte; poB'-
Jsye8 5tSc, fancy Yellow olarined dsaci
1sff,ls yt,tasy aiarified ana. DlantA tts,n
,sss,eas ~ ~" -
NiiSstsS1f5rgts s;tgpIl--Iyeliyergd al mill. SID
llIlo-t 7tsfftf --y'''fea' = - ''''' -
w w. produce.
,s5.ee -, 6a7cr 30
Iiif1srElt western, 23ei fresn ltNAs.
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Sic W9e one o. those yoilng Women lyhs
are never ready when called FOR end til,
Young man vino Was 20 lake her u az:
theaftr that night Knew a. she ii, mt giIy,
far irom thu theatsr and was slower thar
uaual
t'l'll be down In a mlnute. she called
te him FROM the bend OF the stairs
It's time We were thefe,e he replied
ana "a she snnE out an rieht ne walked
out OF the houpe and 70 the theater. Wha,
the first mot closed he hurried back.
When he had been seated minute o.
Two she came dowi,ySaira ali IA a flut.
Yer lie was smiling ull over and happy
AZ clam
= hurried Just as fast 40 could.,l she
explained, and Il WA Toe bad y s.5sJ
you waiting
oh that's all rishts he laughed Sd
pleasantly that ehe aluoat fell on his
neck,
You are the incest man IN the world
and hRye perfectly lovely tcmper,p ahe
twlttored.
oont mentlon IT," he replied cheerlly.
Wed better DO going now" he conc
ilnped, as he got NJ 70 10. ~ We want
60 see tho last two actF I've jnst seen the
flrss act and it's fine
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meant, bit no didn't teli her until after
the play -Dertoit Free Press.
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midnight
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ner kitehnn welIed the waves OF sound
and the atmosphere sremhied with the
yIosnee OF tho impact
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Hepl''
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hair cried and in holiday attire.
q wonAer i that WIN bring HIM. she
unused aud llasersa
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ant senses
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over the Textures Of tho woman BY The
Oh stove.
lie comes mott she Inoaned
outside IN the crisp night afr. the POI
llcenian on me bsat p5ndered
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wonder II there really are any hurglpts
IN thefc can run no IN
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man by the OIL store brtT bod the tetiA
hastily from her eyes and ent 70 bed.
Detroit Tribune.
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was taking i out on his kpfetiy type
writer.
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Cotton on shlpboard ayos Cleared.
Far Gront Britain
Steamship Glenaeid, ks00.
steamship r'angier $3.50
Steamship Fuii~eli, aoil.
Steninxhin Ida, iTOB
Steamship lssndlti, I7iR
Steamship Ritta, 1885.
Steamship Dswestry. IliN
Steanlshtp Blrchfinld, 4os2.
Steamship Iona 1851.
Steamship HindnaiAn. 270I.
Steamship White Jacket 5i7S.
Steamship Parkiiad. adlH,
Steamship Kilhutn, GJi.
Sthamehln Lucinaa 52aS
Steamship Unioniat, 40.
Total, 1855.
For France
Steamship Newly, 244i
StenmNhlp HigDandeT, 1864
Total 3705.
fiiW-r FNfaigu--
Sieanship Sliyardalc }H8.
Steamship Itoddam, 0igb.
Steamship Cation, 26p3
Total, SS9s,
i,ahgtwts--
Mallory line. 1886.
Total on shipbpard, S0,0Sl.