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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-13
BLACK HILLS COLLEGE.

The class in zoology have written
'quizz" this morning on the work as
far as they have gone.
The Sophmore and Junior classes
will be called upon for chapel orations
Tuesday morning, May Is.
President Hancher went to Rapid
City Friday morning to attend a meet
ing of the trustees of the School of
Mines. He returned Saturday eve-
ming.
Don't fail to see Caesars ghost and
hear the Humanophone at the Philo
entertainment Monday night, in the
chapel, at 8 O'Clock. Come everybody,
it is going to be great.
Mr.. s. has been christianed anew by
Miss. B. 1t happened Tuesday morn
ing in the Plato class. If you want to
know about it just ask any member of
the class, who will be glad to comply
with the request.
There is rejoicing among the 'preps"
and academies over the fact that the
seven o'clock rule has been extended
forty-five minutes for the remainder of
of the year. Good fortune has smiled
on them again and they are to be con-
graduated.
The Philos held a very interesting
session last Saturday night. The pro-
gram was an entertaining one. The
prophecy by Arthur Eaton was original,
and greatly appreciated by the society.
He told in an original and pleasing
manner Of the many and great i'm
provements which we may expect to
enjoy in the near future. The literary
program was followed by the regular
business session, after which the so.
ciety adjourned.
The members Of the society r bus.
lily engaged in practicing for the enter.
tainment which is to occur next Mon.
day night. The scene from Julius C@
sar and the exhibition of the humane
phone, the only living instrumen,
known to the musical world, botl
promise to be exceedingly interesting
and instructive. The proceeds of tn,
entertainment are to be used in payinl
for the electric lights lately put in b,
the society. Keep your eye on tn
STAR for further announcements re
specting the entertainment.
Program for the Philomathean en-
tertainment, April 10Th, 8 p. M, in tn
chapel:
l. Piano Duet, Prof Tyler, Miss MOI
rell. 2. Vocal Qartet, Sunset" Am
phion Quartet. 8. Recitation, "Mal
gerry Grey" Ada Lampert. 4. Plan,
Solo. Prof, Myrtle X. Tyler. 5. Seen
from Julius Caesar; Dramatic Pei
sonal:-Antony, NJ. S. Dudgeon; Bru
tus, w. A. Turner; Cassius, Chas Stew
art; Caesar, Russell Thorpe; Citizen,
A. G. Adams, A. B. Gidley, o. II. South
mayd, A. I. Eaton. Mob. 6. Vocal SOLD
Selected, Mamie Stanley. Z. Declams
ton, A. T.. Baker. 8. Banjo Trio, Mis-
Morrell, Messrs. Thorpe and Bradley
8. Humanophone. 10. Tableau. II. VI
cal Quartet, @Good Night" Amphio
Quartet.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-13
soLplERs, RoME.

SOLDIERS HONE. April 10. 1894.
Dr. Nesmith returned last Saturday
from his visit east.
John Farquhar is now the regular
postmaster at the home.
John w. Brown was furloughed April
10, and went out for u so days visit.
Potato planting and garden making
will commence at the hone this week.
The meeting at the home last even
ing in the interest of the Logan statue
was quite interesting and was adjourn
ed tn meet in the chapel again next
Friday at 1880. p. m.
Col. Clough came down from Dead
wood last evening. He brought with
him Comrades Phillips and Charles Ro-
rapaugh, who will stop at the home and
battle in the warm water for q few
days.
Mrs. DR.. Green will leave the home
on Wednesday for her home and field
Of practice in the eastern part of the
state. Mxtron Megrew will accompany
her as far as Sioux City. from whence
she will 20 to her old home for a short
visit.
a letter received from Mrs. Cleveland,
deputy president of the W. II. e., in
reference to the Logan statue. an
nounces her hearty cooperation in all
efforts to beautify and otherwise add
comforts 10 tile home for the old sol
diers.
Alex Hays Co. q, led N. Y, who has
been suffering for some time. the cause
of which could not be positively ascer
tanned, was examined Monday last by
the county board Of insanity and was
adjudged temporarily insane. He il
retained at the home waiting the neces'
sary order Of admission 10 the asylum
at Yankton.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-13
ON THE SIDE.

The United States supreme court de-
cided Monday that beer was not spirit
uOus. /sSf1
Heavy snow storms prevailed
throughout Minnesota. Wisconsin and
on through to the east Monday.
A band Of forty Of Coxey's army ar
rived at Washington April Z. and were
Immediately arrested as Migrants.
Black smallpox has reached Chicago,
and much alarm is felt over its spread
ing. Vaccination Is the order Of the
day.
The Davidson theat~r, the leading
one in Milwaukee. was burned Monday
morning. and nine tiremen persisted in
the flames. by the caving IN of the roof.
The Deadwood Pioneer favors fu.
sion between the democrats and indie.
pendents. It's anything for something
with the Pioneer.
The Sioux City Journal contends that
money is still boarded in the banks.
And it will I've until the democrats de-
eide upon a definite tariff policy for
their party.
The lines in city politics ut Rapid
City have been drawn between republi-
cans. democrats and independents, their
candidates for mayor being E. L. Saw
yer, G. l.. Wood and Joseph Buck.
W. G. Estes, the Spearfish b. y NJ.
agent who went wrong. has been indict-
ed by the U. s. grand jury at Sioux
Falls, for using the mails for fraudu-
lent purposes, and will be taken there
for trial.
The evidence In the Pollard Rrecken-
ridge case has all been completed and
now the lawyers will make things ln-
teresting for awhile. Yet there's no
cause for feeling dis couraged over the
fact that this case will soon drop out of
the newspapers. for another Kentucky
case OF a similar n%ature-only more 30
has been commenced.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-13
P..ni.ssea cs..ty we.a Grower.

Pennington County wesl 0rowsrs
Friday afternoon members Of tue.
Wool Growers Association Of Penmlng.
ton county met at the court house.
The object OF the nesting was to con.
fer with the county commissioners in
relation to the assessment on sheep by
the county assessor for the ensuing
year. It was the sentiment OF the.
meeting that sheep should not be listed
at more than one dollar a head. The
board Of county commissioners at
ter hearing the matter presented to
them took it under advisement.
The matter Of wool growers ship
ping their wool east in one shipment
was talked over, for BY making the
shipment by car load lots they thought
they could secure much lower rates Of
freight. It was also decided to ascer-
tain the best market price for their
wool, secured or unsecured, and the
secretary was authorized to correspond
with eastern parties on the matter.
TWAS ascertained that John F. Muir.
ply, who had been appointed scab in
specter for the county, held the posi-.
ton for another year.
The meeting adjourned until Friday,
June l, when the secretary would no
doubt receive replies to inquiries from
the east.-Rapid City Journal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-13
0FFICIAI DIRECTORY.

CITY.
Mayor. B. Dickover.
Councilmen-W. J.. Mcgowan, Pres. Of the
council. First ward, Henry Marty, John Boyer
second ward, r. +. Conner. WI. Mcgowan;
third ward, Jos. Vincent, I'd: MOllring; fourth
ward, ThOs. H. Welle, L. =. Ellsworth.
Attorney -. e. Wilson.
SAuditor-J.F Parks.
Treasurer-Edmund Petty.
Engineer-Walter Scott.
N~afshal-Charles Roe.
Police Judge-M. L. Kanable.
Night police-C. Curtis and True Parsons.
COUNTY.
Auditor-W. W. smithson.
Tressurer-James Bradley.
Sheriff.. w. Blakey.
Clerk of court-W. Z. Judkins.
Register of deeds-E. s.. Kelley.
Stste's sttOrney-Chambers Kellar.
superintendent Of schools-L.D D. Brooke.
Sufyeyor-Willis Sawyer.
Assessor. A. Ball.
County judge-L. 8. Gull.
Coroner-W. L. Colvert.
Commissioners-J. 3. Noodle, chairman, j. H
White, w. b. Craven.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10

eSn &iep peilte bic lebte
3eit Der bur9 feline Gori9ungsreifen
unb Sagben betannte Or. meo.
@1mibt. Nudoem er afrifa na9
alien Ridtunsen bur4freuat, gebt er
iebt, auIammen NIT Dem taufaiiI9en
geimrob 9rafen Nblerberg, ben er in
8atu trtfft, auerit naa Samartano
unb bann na9 9lffabao uno CUR per-
fi1den @renas, Inn '5ieer unb 2eoparz
ben gu iagsn. Spdtsr bsabii9tist er
fi9 benz rufiii6en Oberiten @rombtz
fbepsfi an5ui9lisben, Der ii4 segenz
tpdrtia nit ieinen @sfdbrten in Sfd,
untpsit Der hinsiiI6en 9ren5e aufbGlt.
@6mibt bsiudt RuBlanp idon gum
apeiten Male. 9as erfte Mal belt er
fih pprtpissenb i'm Rautafus auf unb
maate bamals burd feline 8eteisung
bes Mrarat BON iid reben. ST ftubirt
3orofdltig bic @egenben, in bic er
fomnlt, unb maht ii9 nit benz Sc
funbbeitsauitanbe berielben senau be-
fannt.
-Die beriihmten Ginger
Der Sirtinii4sn Gapene begabsn iia
por penisen Sassn naa 9iterbo, Inn
bort Bel benz syeit Der Stabtbeilisen
Santa Mofa n,it5utpirten. Ils iie
nab erfiilterpflidt NIT einissnSreun<
ben gum Mittagsmabl ber1ummelt
iparen, bra1 pl0blib Der SuBboben
bes 3immers burn unb bic gan5e 8ez
fsllihaft 1tiirate nit Sdutt, 8alfen
unb SiIdgerdtb ins GrbgeidoB binz
ab. Orei Der rDnii9en Sanger err
litten erbeblihe 8erlebungen unb mubs
ten in bas @pital bon @iterbo se@
braht tperben. @liidliheripeife ift feiz
ner in 2ebensgefabr; bic iibrisen la
men nit geringersm S4aben baDon
unb fonnten am felben @benb naA
Rpm 5uriidtebren.
Nuff1redIihe 90 ellie 1T
ber 6auberer Ndier in Barmen um's
2sben gefomnen. g2dfer tpollte nah
Riidtrnft bon elmer Musfabrt feline
pferbe abfhirren, ais bieIe plDblih
fhsuten. Gr fisl ibnen in bic 3iigel.
tpurbe dber nit fortgeriien unb gsgen
cine Mnuer gsbriidt. gisrbsi brang
ibm bic Dsihisl bes Masens in ben
2eib. Ginigs Gtunben Ipdtsr srIag
RdEsr ben ihpersn Uerlebunsen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10

Der Berbaftung lit ber bringenbe yers
baht, 9slm babe in Sen als Werii9e@
rungsagent l1nterI4lagingsn unb Hrs
funbenfdli6uneen periibt.
g d mara l1nterlebrer yteun@
itsin babter srtrdntie fih in einem Mn%
fan bon @eiItesitDrung i'm Gbein.
ueberlinsen. 2ebtbin fubren
3tpei Solbaten nit einer @onbel auf
ben Gee binaus.s OieIelben perben
feitber pernibt. gs ftnb Der Gefrsite
&aufmann unb Der Musfetier SAoz
mann BON Der 6. Gpnpagnie bes 25.
SnfanteriseHegts., Der eine aug Gl1db,
Der anbere aus S1leIien. Die Gonhel
ION gsfentert Bel Oingelsborf gsfeben
iporben fein.
2s1rklrnbi.rn.
g 9nerin. Der in Der cSdaDz
eaFs tpobnsnbe SGrber Sultus Grotbe
itur3te, als er bon elmer Jeftli9fett anz
qetrunten beimfam, Die Sttege binunz
ter uno bra9 bus @snid.
@tre1iB. Der Maursr 0einriA
Iuhs, Der Tsinem @ollegen s..
6antI9fs i'm Streite ben SAnurrbart
ausriB, purbe 81 6 Monatsn 9efdngz
niB perurtbeilt.
CrIferretdr.
8ten. Gum Nnbsnfen an Die
2enbsrger 2anbssausite1ung tpurben
Bel sinem Supelter 9ebentmeoaiaen
belteat, tpel6e auf Der einen Seite oas
Wdppen Polens uno bas Bib &psz
eiussfos unb auf Der aebrIsite ben
Sitsl bes poInii9en Nationalgebetss
n9ott erl0ie polen" trugen. Oas
Miener 2anbesgeri9t bat isbo4 200
iofde Waebaiuen NIT 8eidlus belest
uno bic bagegsn eingelegte Heoifton
pertporfen. = Der 8anfier 2lfreo
9snber, Der am 19. Suli 1890 pegen
8eruntreuung bon fait 5tpei Miuionen
@ulOen Oepots gu fiebenSabren i9pez
rem &erters uno gum 8erluit bes
NDels berurtbeilt tporoen mar, lit na9
GbbiiBung bes srDberen Sbeiles Der
Strafe burtb einem faiferli6en 8naz
benatt oor penisen Sagen aus benz
&erfer entla1en tporben. gr bat iih
Der Hiidgabe ieiner Sreibeit nur cine
fur5e Spanne 3eit 81 erfreuen 9ebabt.
S9tper leioenb i6on perlieB er Sc
fGngnib unb tebrte er gu ben Seinen
auriid, BEL benen er in 2arenburg ieBt
ge1torben 1T.
9uoapeF. Gin fre6es Haubz
morbattentat purbe bier auf elmer Der
beleb!ei ten Straben Der inneren Stabt
Deriibt. Sin junger Munn betrat ben
2aben bes S9irmbdnolers Neuitabt
unb perlangte einsn in Der Nuslage Be-
finbli6sn S6irm gu taufen. 2lls Neuz
itubt iia ani9idte, ben S9trm gu boz
len, padte i'm Der junge Mann am
6alie, itieB linn Elm fdarfes Mei1er in
Die 9ruit unb raubte bem betpuBtlos
geporbenen Reuitabt 600 9ulben, um
bic Slu6t 81 ergreifen.
Snnsbrud. Der 26 Sabre alte
&uuFmunn Wilb. S. &ubl, Sobn bes
&ei6enbergsr pripatiers Soief ".
&abl, lit auf Der Marmolaoa, benz
bDditen @ipfel Der 9olomiten in
Siibtirpl, nDrbliG bpn Srient, bur6
cine S6neelanine peridiittet pprOen
uno 1T fofort toDt am PlaBe gebliez
ben.
atogsnfurt. Ser 5sfannte
8ergfiibrer Sdober tit ipdbrenb eires
S9neeturmss auf Der pfanbsaiharte
erfrorsn.
purfersborf. 0ie bier in Der
GommsrfriiGe peilenbe 8aroline Neuz
mann aus Wien, As Sabre alt,
ma6te allein einen Spa5iergang in
ben Wulb, mo iie bon benz gu Neuiiebl
a. g. seborenen 9austne4t Soief
ltngar, Der iteuenlos tit, iiberfallen,
Observation-Disclosures uno ibrergaarfaaft
beraubt purbe. Od bieS6dbelbede oerz
trimmert lit, lit ibr 3uituno iebr be-
bsntlid. Ser Rduber puroe psrbafz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10

8obenlofe Srs1beiIfenfs
Dideltsn fiir3ls1 Oiebe am beIlen
saahnrittlge IN Dlinnaupo.is. MIbs
reno bic SnfafIen sinss Saa5ss fiir sis
niae5tunbsn anssesangen fparsn flbr
cir Magsn Dpr nnb bic Disbe 1ffnstell
Die 0anstbiir nit einsm yiabfhliiiTtl.
lubcn WDbel unb alerbanD 6ausgt=
rdtb i'm Merthe BON $500 uuf ben
Wogsn unb fubren bubon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15
PEN HONS 8!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and Is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones Charges of desertsn removed.
No fee unless you get pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
and sui. ring from disability IN add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the new law. Ii IS not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments in
war to get penSIoned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
reu without regard to cause of SOL
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they Were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered IN Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to Sl2 month.
Suspended pensions restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15

So EpT0SsS or CAva.Erl-puI. lea-v
hass.acne, obstruction or the nasal
DISCHARGES. falling frC = the heal ii, T. tl.
sometimes pTufuse. water and s.cri T..
thick, tcnacioCs. mucous, I1ruleIt.
p.4triG. the eye are weak AMI Is..teTN
ringing ~ the ears, deafness, la.a..--
erucniug % clear the throat, CN arL -.-.. . IL
Offensive matter, together W sC-sGg u la u
tprS the NUiic is changed AMI h-I 30 nasal
evans the breath Is CicCsive: S.1H1 aul
saste are impaired. there II n sensation of i.-zi-
.eSs. with mental depression, q hacEj.# cough
a e neral debility. Only fc'y If Roe ..nnVC-
lsa..cd Syulptt u,s are likely t. he pr. in
.aly one cgsN thousands Of cases Ia. lily,
s7ftECEs II. i. b. NJ half Of '4e above ~ mp
sS.1s, re- ~ consumption AM C.s3 4a tAc
e. y D t.lscase Is So common more a1eep-
an'' dangerous, or less understood BY phv-
.als.
By its mil y ~t,othing and healing properties.
~. S.ce's Cl.urrh Remedy cures the worst
cases q G'ls..-rl,, .Sa,ts I'm tIfn Head"
CoryZ a-i.' 'atrrr;iaI Headache.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15
PATENTS.

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
cond1-toi for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to inven-
tors without charge. Address,
The N9ranan Claim agency,
Box i67. Washington, D. G
Sill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15
: Constantly Hawking and splitting

THOMAS !. RUSHING, Esq, 200 Pine Street,
St LcCis, 80, writes: - was rcat sufferer
from c,.tarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, ar was constantly hawking
and spitti ig. and for tn last eight months could
aot breathe through tie nostrilS. i thought
nothing could be done 4 " me. Luckily, was
advised . try DIR. Sage'S { 'arrh Remedy. and
1 am row well man. l -nlieve ii 70 be the
snly sure remedy for cGtaE-'l now maIufac-
turei arii one has only to give it fair t-ia, to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure.''
comnlate Treatise on Catarrh, giving valu-
able hints as to clothing. diet and otner matters
OF Importance, Will be mailed postpaid > any
address, on reeei9i of two-cent I ~'agc stamp.
4 ddress,
Worlds Dlspsnfary Medical Association.
To. esS Main Street. BUFFALO. N. Z,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15

Prof w. IENCsSER, the FUNGUS Tnczrlcrist,
IF T;-nca, y. ". writes: Some ten years ago
s.fi,rCG untoil agony from chr 4s.' g4-
sa-rh. Asy fuUIy physician g.. .-sr Up
.rsuraS4e, and said l must dis. IL ,--s. vas
such tai one, that every day, t0v..rt-s sunset,
my voice v-JGli become 50 Aoarse I CJGld
O.I.s, rYsaS above n WHISPER. e morning
4, Coughing and clearing o, p tlrnIt would
Az sst strau-ln me. b. the - of DR.. Sage's
GS..rrh Remedy n three months was a well
-, and the cure has been permanent"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-15

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for Incubators
and Breeders Cynolina for 2isinfecting and killing
mine Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nisi-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder.
Manufacturer Of Croeys California Poultry Remedy
or roup swelled-head and ali diseases Of the head,
md throat of fowls. Anglo All ,rict' D'- Remedies =
varieties warranted to cure No. Pli> FIR Pigeon,
yeryttI. Tor Faaciers and Breeders. Write for what
you 81
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-07-05

wa ~ HAS taken the MI between leI teeth.
She running away With linn. He cal
>typ hel. Where ID you pass nv. : NV
ni4Ata
II l'oint~villc.
'rllar >iX nliles Ahead. In iiye Mn-
her time ana hol tlMek. ole ) always
must uet tn -.
>aggal5 quickly made his way through
TIE baggage ear. climbed M tile cNllless
e:ll and jumped On tue eual ii the tender
HE cast his eve ~ the track and saw
slimmering in the distance, like i faint,
wavering star, the headlight of M. y
Looking down into the cab lie took in
the situation AT a glance. The engineer
with fea i'll his face and beads Of pel>pil%
alton "a LIS brew was throwing his
whole weight IN the level, rhe tleman
helping him. John leaped down to the
floor of the ali
stand aside ! he Shouted, and tiiele
was such a rim u esntile1t command n
hi> voice tiat prtll men instantly eHeyeN
>aggalt glaSpea the level and instead
VI trying II shut oft The Steam fil!ng Il
witlt ppvn- MY. ~ -aVe \ 4uivei afs 4
jilMl forward,
.Noa eld iiend. mutfere.i .lalii between
ais liMyles eetli lAen he lii~lle, Ne
t4ei NNim4 sUa u slid nto plao~ Nv f
.hete MeN, 8 hegM any iilipediMl4ii,.
e 9iyaa VIII -llni yit UGH iliQ i-iit~ ~
RnMtsNille l>hed nast tsrni. Wifh fAv
enp1N SADIE rall all the Mean, aAei tliNN
weir uvN aNia4 alua4 ilie ~ilIle .ila n
a8ii~ Nith tiie teaAl-lJt pi Ns. " -lNN l-s
iiI fel ll .f@A #i Jl 5Al
l,,Neise laet &sAi>e lie fi'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-07-05

wv be4d ny third Mstiiet ana eounts
convention i'll Watelsille june ~. A
county ticket was nominated and Gee.
q. Sheldon was nominated 1nr Congress.
The convention was addressed Wy andi-
date sheldon and Prof n. AL Batcman,
Pupui~t candidate fnr governol.....A 4
Republican class convention, composed
~ Castlne, Olland and Blooksville, held
June -, ChaleS II. Hooper 81 CaStine
was nominated AZ candidate for repreSen-
tative 20 the Legislature. .-.. About M del
egates We're present Al the Democratic
District Congressional Convention IL
WaterNille June 18th. Hon. =. n. Brown
Of Watervlle was chairman; l.. II. March
ot Belfast, Secretary. ;. w. Gould Of
>kowhegan, WAS nominated for Congress
by reclamation. The following We're ap-
pointed District Committee; tnsel Wals-
worth, Of Waldo: = Il. Lawrence. Of
Somerset; Frank Clifford. Of kennebec
calvin B. Young, Of Hancock. 50 reso-
latluns were presented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

sits Of toilet soap which nrs vary
, small may be utilized. Make a hog cs
= uTklsh towellng about nine tnehas
sIuare ana nut In II all the smnn nIeces
OF soap. When three-qliartera 1iie5
neW up the end and use the same ne r.
II were a cake OF soap. 10 -
PAPER torn Into small pieces mai,e n
se.u sll, Ole stufiing for a cushion es-
pselaily II layer Of cotton We, ts
p.ueed over It. The paper sho,,ia ne
Put IN n canvas case or ona ~ 80,
trohg material. first sewing i. ro,,,,5 i.
men lay on the cotton wool nnd o,,e,.
mat the cretonne.
Do You know that the ordl,ar, ,a,,
u pacing an umbrella ON its noi,,t -
,nlaln Il all wrong9 The water col.
.ssts about the center and rusts no
ms and rots tho silk. The proper vsav
Mhen through, putting aside an nm
tfitA. ls TO place II In the rack Win
'ne handle down ~" wa"
A rug made az coarse sact,,~ ,,.,,
" mat In which phosphnte IL yoId
las q very pretty erect. cut the saclF,
KY IN about feur,inch strlps, ravsl n
uo"n 10 four threads; sew these strins,
~ ~ closely TO firm Foundation. 'rhe
r ~ Is very much like gray fnr
T.. ABOUT a tablespoonful OF coal oil M,
Hto quart or cold water aifes' a
We We Preparation for washing vVlnd,.vvi,
r mspe dry nrst with damp cloth then
M, suD ary with n dry cloth. and the glass
WI polish like piece OF china
hqaal parts Of sweet oil ana ,tne.--
W raw linseed oil and vlnerar q Ia,
good furniture polish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

disguise--hecame favorite with the
captain OF the vessel and he took her
home with him. His niece fell in love
with the pretty sailor boy. az she con-
sidcre1 him. and proposed marriage
herself The proposal Mary Ann
deemed II prudent TO accept and u was
arranged that the marriage should be
celebrated on tho sailors return from
the next voyage. Il IS hardly nec-s-
sary 10 say that this gay deceiver had
no intention whatever OF going baek,
Landing IN England, Mary Ann was
arrested as deserter from the Brit'ah
navy. and. 20 escape further service,
she confessed her sex. The story or
her adventures Immediately iread
abroad md created a considerable s"n-
satlon az the time. rne then Duke u
York procured for her pension iid
she received numerous and na1dsome
presents from him and from others.
II Is strikingly noticeable that many
OF these Amazons were fatally attrac-
tive to their own sex as we lave
seen. Mary Ann Talbot unwitlngly
captivated the heart Of the American
captains niece, while Edward de Lacy
Evans" who married three wives,
mrst also have been very pretty
fellow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

close. when II was brought 10 termi-
nation by the acceptance OF President
Icinhnrf's lNalsnatinn from the dfec-
tory, lad as q receiver for the company.
WAila RelHhart has some supporters,
the general opinion ia thai his reply
TO expert Lltlee charges, that ne
oycftated the income uf the road for
-FOUR years Immediately preceding June
80, 1875 does not meet the issue
s1uarniy, and the representatives Of
the London and Amsterdam security
holders state that they do not regard
his letter TO the reorganization conf
mittee ag an anawcr 10 the Little re-
port. II hiss boon decided 70 take no
further steps toward ptrfcctlng re-
organization until after Little's exami'
nation OF the Atchison books. Which
is sim IN progress, 10 completed Con-
lectures are now busy with the qutu-
ton OF Belnhnrt's HuccesHor an presl-
dent ana receiver. Tho name Of Il. -.
Hayes. chairman Of The general re-
organization committee, First Vice
President j.. II. Robinson OF The
Atchia0n. President a. a. Robinson OF
the Mexican Central and President $,
~. FELTON, OF tho Queen and CIeeeent
system are mentioned in this connee-
ton