davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

EAGLE RIVER, Wis, Nov. Q, 1888.
Town Board met at Town Hall on
call Of Clerk. .Sll members pre- sent.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
ORcsolved, that Eugene Is. Odell be
and he is hereby appOir ted special
policeman with powers to exercise the
duties ,of his said Office in and about
the say mill and lumber yard Of the
Sheridan Lumber 60, in the village "f
Eagle River, Villas County, without
compensation.
On resolution the town treasurer
was instructed to transfer three
hundred dollars from the poor fund to
the general fund.
On motion Board adjourned on call
of clerk. W. j. REILLY,
Town Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
n GRxND HOLIDAY OFFER.

In order to introduce my work more
thoroughly l have concluded to give
away. free. with every dozen Cabinets
or Paris Panels, a handsome Life Size
Cravon Portrait II X II. Remember
this is absolutely free as the price OF
pictures will remain the same. viz
Cabinets $500 per dozen, Paris Panels
81 90 per dozen. Also that this Offer IS
good only until Jan. LIST.
Don OLESON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

Sad but true. 1--WE have just re
ceived notice from Eagle River, thai
the man that knows it all is no more.
he stopped into Towards furniture
store and after Pricing, saw he had
been paying more for his goods outside
than he could buy them for at Howara>s
and dropped dead. Forest Leaves.
We have since seen the man spoken
OF above, who says that althOugh be did
not die he did faint at Howard's, and
that the price story is fact.-ED.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

Last Saturday evening Mine Host
Dackert and wife, OF the Veronica, were
treated to a pleasant little surprise
partv. About ten o'clock in the even
ing some fifty OF their friends poured III
upon them in a body, bent upon hayin9.
q good time. The dining room was
cleared and very pleasant dance was
enjoyed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

The boys in the camp who want 70
pass away an agreeable hour SUNDAY >
and keep posted il the doinGs Of the
outside world. sho;;ld send their name
in for the REVIEW, If at any time any
Of +bam are in town and want to take
back q bundle OF papers eau afouhd anu
we will fix YOU out.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

Come and have good old time at
the Reading Room tomorrow evening
noe stb The bows will try and max
if pleasant for you. \ good Old fashion
Cd lunch will be served. Be sure ana
bring your loose change as this Is Tor the
hanatit of the II aiding room.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

EAGLE RIVER WIS. Nov. s, 1893.
Town Board met at Town Hall on
call OF Clerk. All members present.
Minutes OF last meeting read and
up proved.
The following bills were allowed
and chairman and clerk instructed to
draw orders FOR same:
Democrat Print. GO. printing r 20
r. B. Walsh services in sattl-
ing bntWee1 the towns OF
Eagle River and Pelican....... 81 70
A. II Stevens mdse q Murphy $40
Dr.. O'Malley medical serv-
ices in atten ling A. Small
(Dauper) 's53. GO allowed at....... 2l.OO
Il. ID. Mcleod 3 W'ks board
and nursing \. Small. .......... 1900
On mOtinll Board adjourned Oh call
Of Clerk. W. j. RIELLY,
Town Cleek.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
Town Board Proceedings.

EAGLE RIVER. WIS, Oct. 10, 1885.
Toyn Board met at town hall on
call of clerk. All members present
Minutes of last meeting read ana
approved. -
The resignation of n. A. Colman as
Justice of the Peace v as acceptea <'iia
placed on file and 0. B, Moon appoint
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
ri % i i IL e

At the next regular communication Of
E3rle River Lodge +. and A. NJ, Dec
18th, all members arc requested TO De
nresant Nomination and the election
of officers for the ensuing year Will take
Mace at that time and full attendance
is 3Sircd.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
CITY CfE:c RS.

rhai,rau--L. }. Cook.
'.' u"'' i-ols-M. RICHMOND: MART
oIark-W.J REILLY.
,r,,-N. Fl. ', ASH.
A1SSs>tica,-N. y. COLMAN, JAS. ODER
J1 HoTTzER. A. f. HOWARD, D.
-, O'ln...ahles-Ben MINTON, A. WRIGHT,
LEVI SEXTON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

Mr.. Patrick Walsh, who moved
here from Cantlalia d few weeks ago.
died at the Denton House, Monday
noon, after d very short illness OF con-
gestion OF the brain and blood vessels
brought on by q severe cold. Mr.
Walsh was sixty-eight years old and
had raised a larg family. He was the
father OF County ireas,lr, r. b. Walsh
Town Treasurer. w j. Walsh, Jas.
Walsh, Patrick Walsh, Mrs. >. W.
smith and Mrs. J. E. Madden, OF this
place, all of whom were present ~
his death Mr.. Walsh was born in
Ireland and settled at Ctntra,ia, in this
state, some twenty-five years ago wncre
he has since resided unit q few weeks
AGO when he moved to this place to b"
with his children, all of whom resided
here. The relatives left Tuesday, with
the remains for Grand Rapids where
Mr. IYal5h's father and two OF his
children are buried, whore the last sad
rites were performed ana the body de
posted in its inal resting place.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
county Officers.

County Officers.
,,e,ia- MAX oEhLS o1c1,,
CoHn'5 ~ nf Detds-C. j. DECkEHT.
ih;tSa'ssn,,l-l. i. WALSH.
Ift" js If ,,,lrt-N. d. NEVILLE.
H!elN s'tttC,ney-N. a. CoLMAN.
I l1S,, y, .udge-i. G: ALLEN.
ConrI,t o,,-D GRAHAM.
S"rf . y Schoula-ALEX. HIGGINS.
sup .>,,.-IAS. OBERi,CLIZER.
{ . 'Iop, Bcad-L }. COOK, Eagle
oo'"" FRANK RODGERS, MlnccqIa;
lIT''i' cI-CLIN. GO. CLERK. N n' cqlst.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

r,sryicps at the church every SundaT at
CgfLnr..}0 -. m. and Z 20 p. ~. Prayer meet
,)irg wednesday evenings at !:3o. sun lay
I'M nj immpdiately after morning service,
~iu ,,,r Pnmnle's Christian Endeavor held one
lo ,ar Leore services Sunday afternoons p.
'"uF "''" II, t.. Todd, Pastor,
n
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

Those Wonderful Giants in TOWnu
II yCu wish to see them call on +.
Beardsley and ask for Beggs Little
Giant Pills. Every bottle Suaran-
teed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

400 F-f>agle River Lodge No 100 meets
ovrry Monday at their hall over T. Heard
| I,;y drro. store Erut hers from Other
> iS7I,, a., \ {, Geo Darling Sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

"a n, Eagle River Lodge meets every
l. second and fourth luesda[ at thelr nan
| cover drug store. NisltliS or"'heie 'o'
Tally invited =, will Ayerv Soc
Nv avery, W NJ. VIII A'e''' ""N
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

,,wA-Eagle Waters Camp No 800 meets
lim7,E 1T and third Friday Of every
nlmonth ut Smiley's Hall.
NJ NECK See f " Mcintyre Consu
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

-rotmony Tent no. q X. @. r. NJ. meets
III every Thursday evening at At Good
4 Tpmplars h.:ii. Visiting nights a.
ways welcome. :,
C. ". Ryan, X. X. W. o. hlihbal'' COM
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
C0WWyTTED SUICIDE.
Hugr Croker Puts an End to
Eais life while insane

Last Saturday morning A. G. Croker.
OF this place, received telegram stat
Ing that his brother Hugh had com
mltted suicide at Clintonyille and his
remains had been taken to Wausau
MI Croker left at Cncc for Wausau
Later reports furnish the following
FACTS: Hugh Gre k9r who was the owne:
OF good farm about three miles west
OF he-'e, left about ten days ago intend
ing to visit relatives in Nebraska. He
stopped of in Wausau where he has t,
sister living. He began to Show signs
OF Insanity and friends had him ex-
amlnad and he was committed to the
assglum 1t Oshkosh Saturday m0rA-
Ing Sheriff SalzInan, OF Waus,su. and
Felix Barns, I. brother-in-law 0.
Croker's, left Wausau with him for
Oshkosh. At Ciintonyille Croker Went
into the water closet cf tie car and
committed suicide by cutting deep
gasbes in each wrist and hy cutting his,
throat from ear TO ear and sevcring the
wind pipe.
Mr. Burns and the shelf returned to
Nau5au the same evening with the
body.
When MIR. Croker Left here to so to
Nebraska he appeared all right. but We
understand that for ii number OF years
he has been subject to spells OF insanity
and at these times he has been Danger
Gus, at on: time driving a sister out 0
the house with a knife and an other
time brother. Probably one OF those
spells came Oh and his relatives found
1t necessary to restrain him.
Mr.. Croker was unmarried and lived
alone il q house on his farm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

.4l,o1ic Church Services first Sunday in
,anh month ..ass, 1920 u III Nespers
o-'" Rev Father n. July, Pastor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

Churches and Societies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07

j. D. Hoogstraat and John Joicc
at Watersmeet. were in town Tuesday
The evening world., 1893-10-30
The NdiIrsSs.

Mattresses will sometimes become
spotted in places, from dust or a stain
from moving. Take some clear warm
water and add to it n few drops of am
mon!a, just enough to make the water
feel smooth. Then with "A clean cloth
wash the spot. using some good soap
rinse in clean water AMI rub well
with a dry cloth. DO not use much
water, hut lust enough to dampen the
spot. II the stain is obstinate take a
clean cloth dppel in pure ammonia.
rub hard, then l!nse in clean waite.
and dry.
Turn the mattress frequently from
side TO sid" and from head to foot to
insure its wearing evenly. All are
doubtless familiar with mattresses
SagSol at one end, but may not know
that this IA du" to neglect in turning
They should be well aired zach dnv
AMI the dust removed from the top by
brushing we'll VITA IL small whIsk
broom.
II Is not often advisable to attempt
to make over an old matt css, vet II is
ciaimed that nice. cool Summer beds
may b" made from some sorts. Old .v-
crlsior or palm-leaf mattresses, for in
stance, may have the contents emptied
into a new ticking, after untying the
KNOTS ana when shaken smooth and
The evening world., 1893-10-30
JOHN CHESNEY A SUICIDE. SGSS
Imagined Two Men We're Following
Film and Shot Himself

Policeman Pepperted. of the West
Thirty-sevcnth street squad, saw Il
young man acting qucerly at the corner
OF Thirty-iifth street and Tenth ave
nue., about 1890 his morning.
He was ~EestiCulating wildly and NUT
tering to himself, and as the officer APP
preached he suddenly pulled out II re-
volver, and, pointing it to his breast,
fired. IL" shot twice more before the
policeman came up, and then fell on
the sidewalk. He must have died almost
Immediately. for it was afterwards found
that one of the bullets had pierced his
heart.
His body was taken to the station,
ana from letters which Were found in
his pocket, 1t was surmised that his
name was John Chesney and that he
lived at 376 Tenth avenue. He was
about thirty years old apparently, and
dressed as q laGorGr. This proved to be
Mrs, Atkinson, who keeps a boarding
house at S7G Tenth avenue, came to the
station and identified the body.
man, had boarded with her for. four
years. He was a steady young fellow
until he lost his job as "A handler in
Newcll's lumber-yard about a month
ago.
since that time he had been drinking
heavily, and yesterday he showed un-
m~iStakahle signs OF delirium tremens
He Went to the house about I O'Clock
last evening and got "A revolver belong
ing to another man living in the house,
saying that two young men were fol
lowing him and watching for "a chance
to do him up.
He then went out, and that was the
last any OF. his friends saw. Of him
alive. when he shot himself officer Pep,
ported says there were no other persons
in sight. lie fired all three shots into his
hrgns:. His body waS removed at noon
to day TO tn" MOrgue,
Mrs. Atkinson says that Chesney has
an aunt who lives somewhere in tht
city. and hat she will try to fnl out
whether she VIII bury her nephew's
body. If not il VIII 20 to Potter's Field
The evening world., 1893-10-30
SUICIDE OF A DYER.
Lorenz Rodel Cut His Throat
While Lying in Bed.
His Young Son Awakened by the
Dying Mans Last Sigh.
No Cause for the Act Has Been
Discovered.

Ior"na Rodcl, II dyer, OF IFS Even
early this morning.
1t seems hat of late Rodel and his
wife have occupied separate apartments,
and LorcrH slept with his son. Christie
phor, "A boy sixteen years Old
Sc far as known Rodel acted In his
usual manner last night. Both he and
the boy retired early, and Christopher
says that his father dropped off to
sleep almost Immediately.
At 40 this morning the boy was
awakened by hearing his father give n
gasp, and then something spurted over
him. Christopher shook his father and
getting no answer got up and lighted
the gas.
Then he found that his father had cut
his throat from ear to ear. He was in
his night clothing, and lay underneath
the bcd-clothes. The razor was graspcl
firmly in his right hand
Young Rode screamed with terror
when he found out what had happened,
and II nearby physician was called in.
Tut he was unable to do anything for
the man. who had evidently died almost
instantly.
The police OF the Sixth Precinct ascer-
tanned that Rodel's shaving appliances
were kept IN a shelf over the head of
his bed. 1t Is supposed that he woke ny
during the night. reached up. got q
razor, and calmly cut his throat.
No cause has as vet been assigned for
the act. Coroner Creame will hold an
inuupSt.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Familiar Figure on the Howsry
Crushed by q Truck.

An Old woman, whose nam" T. mn
known, but who has been a familiar
figure ON tnt Bowrry, wlcrr sh" has
prdIlcl pencils for years, vas run over
ana Killed this morning.
She "A trying to Cross the Erwrry
at Houston street when sh" Was struck
by a two horse truck driven 10y Peter
j. McGlOln and knocked down. When
her body was picked up llrr Was gone,
M,Gloin vas arrested II takru to
TIA" Mulberry street station. The body
OF the victim WAS taken there also. Nc
Gluiu CAV" his address AS ~ Nest
Twouty-ninth street and his AK. as TWEEN
ty-SiN. lie Is a driver for =. T.. Belts, Il
loss uarnmn, of ~ W"S' Twruty-rightN
street. He says that h" was hooking AT
the tail OF hlS truck. from mich he
was trNing t. drive some boys, and dit
not see the woman.
Juan MlnCho, an Italian, t~wrntv-thr"r
years old. who lived at SiNtN-sLLth street
AMI second avenue, few under tn Wheels
uf a sand truck at Se~vrntN-nIhth street
and North River to-day and received
serious injuries, from watch lac Iird in
ia" Roosevelt ilusplt1, WHITTIER n" Wal
removed.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
BRAVE RESCUE AT SEA
The Bark Saigon's Crew Brought
In BY the Victoria
Sharks Followed the Ship Waiting
for Her TO Go Down.
Her Twelve Men Taken Aboard
During a Strong Gallo.

The British steamer Nictoria, that
sailed from Trieste Sept. 10, arrived at
the bar at I u'cloc this morning. capt.
Johnson. her commander. had II story
to tell of a thrilling rescue at sea.
During a strong northeast gale, with
high sea. oct. a. In latitude 42.o5, longi-
tulc i6.2S. Il vessel flying signals of dis
trcss was sighted. The Victoria bore
down to her.
She proved to be the Norwegian bark
Saigon. capt. FL Eilertsen. fro mQurb"c
for Sunderland. The bark was timber
laden, dismastcd aud wator-logg"d, only
her mizzcn mast was standing. The scn
Va washing clean over her and she was
settling down fast.
The crew SUNG out TO the NiCtoria's
commander that they wished to abandon
the bark. Capt. Ohnso ordered a boat
launched.
SIX men in charge of the chief officer
entered the boat and pushed on for tn"
bark. When they reached her. the
bark's crew would not jump for the
boat. fearing they would be eaten 10y
sharks, n larg number of which wcr"
swimming around the ship.
The boat waited half al hour and then
rcturncd to the Victoria to report the
Eark's condition.
The Victoria steamed to lecward of
the Saigon. When she was about II
ships length off the Saigun's crew
launched one of their own boats.
Six men got INTO it. and got safely
on board the Victoria. Then the Vic
toria had to steam away to clear the
bark, but she again returned to the res
cue and sent off a boat with SIX men
In charge Of the second officer.
Before they got alongside the Saigon
tn" remainder of the crew had launched
nothe boat. There were six of the
sailors left. They all got into the boat,
although the SCI threatened every
momcn to dash 1t to pieces against the
side of the bark.
The Nictoria's boat, with It's brave
Grey, stood by to help the sailors,
while tn" sharks sw IN swiftly about
ms though angry at the loss of their
prosperity" prey.
Finally IN" second boat reached the
Victoria. Her occupants were taken
aboard in safety. and the Victoria steam
ed away on her voyage to this port,
leaving the bark to her fate.
Tn" SaigOn's captain said he sailed
from Quebec oct. !. He had fine weather
up to the 10Th. when he was struck by
II hurrican" from east northeast which
lasted four days. Their" was n @trrriil,
high sea, during which tn" vessel he
came dismantlcd and watcrloGEed.
TIE crew Of eleven men had worked
night and day to keep their ship nf1nt
They were almost exhausted when they
sighted the Victoria.
Fear Of tn" sharks which had beer
following the ship as though in nntici
patton If her going down and giving NJ
III crew for food, kept their strength
II IN failing entirely. 1t mad" then
timiI about jumping for the first boa
III, Victoria cent out, however, and /
Nls only when the boat returned to tn,
steamer That they mustered up the rour
AZ" to launch one Of their own hoats.
RI" SaIgOn's crew win probably l.,
The evening world., 1893-10-30
WHY MAYNARD IS OPPOSED.

49, ~
Su',
oppo''''"h JUS WILL.
So, 49, '''"' ~
: u" '"''
80" a,
n''""'"'S w :. 49,,
''"'' " 49,, ' I'M
=, 49,, . a
n"'' .,... ~,
we $780, ,nsn, . 80.
"',. -,
S. 49,. u,",, a." a,,a,tm,
49,, ~
.T. ,"J,n. au 49,.
~ 49, r,y I
" ~ ~ aaa,'
,'"'' wv -
~ 49, ..a, hL7
"
49,, rs", ,,a,a,.ta, ,a,,an, 49,, ,ha,
~ -.
- ,.. ,aan.n
w 49, " ..,"
, ...,.a ,u,,h
. .
. n, ,,, T., ,h''
The evening world., 1893-10-30
LANDAU MURDER CASE CALLED.
Wealthy ST. Louis Men Charged with
the Death OF Miss Lovsll.

ST. Louis oct. 20. To-day there came up
agnin for trial III" ease wherein Alexander and
Louis Landau. the wealthy hide merchants. are
charged win murder In the scconi degree in
causing III" death ot Mtss Augusta Lowell.
Miss Lowell a teacher in the %ormal School,
met her death in q horrible manner on Dec. ..
1890, Waite crossing Grand and Dclmar avenues.
shortly before dusk sh" was run into hv n horse
attached 10 u buggy in Witch two mon were
seated.
without stopping to SOC II She was injured Que
of the men whipped the horse and drove rapidly
away. The unfortunate Numnn'S clothing became
"u:nnElcd in III" vehicle aud she WIS dragged
eight blocks. Sh" died several hours later at tn,
cav Hospital. ~ trace " the men in the buggy
could be- found
Two wears later chief IIarriGIn was Informed
that Young Louis Landau, a nephew NJ the mar
now charged with the crime md q clerk IN the
Chemical Natiunal Rank. had stated t. several
persons that his unclrs were the men 30 long
sought after.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
O,inrrris.

Guard against quarrelsomcHess.-Con-
fucius.
Breed not Quarrels Rabbi Jehudah.
Avoid quarr"ls; settle disputes. John
Knox.
A quarrel Is quickly settled when de-
serted by one party; there is no battle
unless there be two.-Seneca.
Make people happy and there will not
be hal. the quarrellinG or a tenth part
of the wicl;edness there is.-Mrs l.. NJ.
Child.
He that blows the Goals In duarrels
he has nothing to do with has no right
to complain II tho sparks fly In his face.
Franklin.
Whatever initigates the woes or In
creases the happiness of others is a just
criticism of iniquity. One should not
quarrel with n dog without a reason
sufficient to vindicate one through all
the courts OF morality. Goldsmith.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Giorcs that one !Sses.

For morning wear, dogskin gloves in
shades of gray. sewn with black.
Ladies' four-button embroidered Eng
lish Derby glace gloves.
Ladies' ~four-button pique gloves in
shades of tan with spear points.
silk evening gloves in choice colorings
which either match or contrast with the
gown.
Ladies' French kid gloves with inn
proved lacings and enamel hooks to
match the glove.
Black gloves, embroidered with ecru
and mastic.
For evening wear, gloves with hand
some embroidered designs on the back
and top of the long wrist.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
CHICAGo's APPLETON.

The murder Of Mayor Carter IIarrI-
son is II most drplOrable event 1t IL
another warning Of The danger Of letting
men who are lightly called "crauks,'
but who are In fact dangerous lunatiCs,
go about unrestrain"l.
The miserable assassin, ~prend"rgast,
had openly threatened the Mayors life.
and had acted in 4 manner which proved
him to be violent, eXcitablc and nllol
with the idea that he was the victim
OF imaginary wrongs Bu so little
attention vas paid to his vaporings that
the incident was not even mentioned To
the Mayor by his secretary. with whom
Prcrdergast had convcrs"d. Had the
fellow been arrested when he uttered
the threats and committed for inquiry
into his sanity. the sad tragedy might
have been avoided. even though h"
would doubtless have been eventually
set at liberty. He is evidently san"
enough to be hanged.
Mayor Harrison was n popular man,
beloved by the people for his straight
forward. unpretending manners and his
concern in all that affected their happi-
ness and their interests. The self
righteous looked upon him with sus-
picion, and the professional rcformcr
denounced him. When he last ran for
Mayor there was II sort Of holy alli-
ance' against him. but the people were
with him and elected him by som"
2O,OO majority. He made al excellent
Mayor for the Exposition year. His
broad views, his generous heart. his
strong will and his comprehensive
humanity. We're the right qualities for
the position he was called on to FIJI. His
cruel and causelcss murder IL II crime
against every good interest of society.
Of government and of American life.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
4 IL REC. rmcr,d Trnr.

4 three-Cornered tear, that worst of
all breaks to repair, may be so fin
isIed that It viii need the closest in
spection to show where 1t Is. All
woollcns are woven after a regular
fashion. Find what it Is by looking
carefully It the CLOTH. Under the rent
haste a piece OF cloth. Take ravellinSs
OF the goods. 4 fine needle and darn just
is he weave OF the goods runs. Cut
the thread each time the needle has
come to the other side. Trim smoothly
and urpgs.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Hire pOf1fp-Musher.

The old-time potato FOUNDER, made
Of hard wood, has no place In the mod
crn kitchen. Potatoes are not pounded
and more; they are mashed, and the
maSher is Il wire implement as light In
weight and as dclicately constructed as
an egg-beater. Pounding potatoes
makes them heavy; MASKING them
makes them light, mealy and white.
These useful little Washers, which retail
at three cents, sell by the million. Like
the porcelain-headed picture nails. they
have made and are making the fortune
II the inventors.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
(L0ire nj tIOfkiuU.

rho only safety for those who cannot
have many changes OF raiment Is to buy
only inconspicuous clothing and that
which is not any freak of fashion.
Nothing IL more deplorable than a be-
lated within, worn after its general de-
parture. Not far less in disesteem Is
the glazing red hat or queer green coat
that tells its wcarer as far as she can
be seen upon the street. The economi-
cnl must not be LED into any such ex-
avaganccs or they will be certain to
regret Il lntcr.