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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
Mayor Was on a Vacation.

Boston, Aug 24.-Mayor Matthews has
vetoed the Brookline gas order. AS the
action was taken in jefferson, n. H., 1t Is
claimed the veto will not stand.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24

Mr. Favette Booth. toe popular and well
known iuriiture and carpet ,al. sWan, Will
be pleased o. serve hi friends Who may call
upon him NJ McCaughey n CO.'S, ~ 10 gJ
North Main street. pawtuCkct.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
TBADLY BURNED

PROVIDENCE, Aug. "a. A.-James Flyn
was fatally injured by being burned by
vitriol in the face and on the upper part OF
his body at Silver Spring bleachery yester-
dav afternoOn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
AN ASSAULT.

This forenoon john Harrison was fined
e and costs for assaulting Louis J..
Gormley.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
Qetu goen $tnrr.
For Tomorrow, Saturday, August
IS, 1894.
Unless Ton Keep Watch

disc throughout the various
departments of this store and
make comparisons from time
to time you've no Just idea of
the extent which We have
been able to reduce costs in
your interest.
Tomorrow we ale prepared
to show the samples of our
new Fur Capes. If interes-
ted see how much cheaper
you can buy Cape than last
year, although it take great
deal more fur to make the
new garments.
We still keep up the as
sortmeut of sizes of washable
Chamois Cloves ct 75c, cream
Silk Gloves at Soc and black
Mitts at 25c Soc and Soc a
pair, having received a new
supply yesterday.
Half prices are named on
the few Oxford Shoes, either
for women or children, we
have left in stock.
Other great values in
Shoes.
is dozen Women's serge
house Slippers at 32c a pair;
reduced from SOC.
A special lot OF Women's
Dongo!a Shoes in common
sense or opera toe. They
come in button or lace. The
price is $l.l9 a pair.
Boys School Shoes, 98c a
pair.
CAfldyen'S Department.
Children's Ora wers, made
of good cotton, trimmed with
tucks and fine Hamburg,
sizes run from 2 to IL years,
which we will sell at one
price, 25c a pair.
Children's Night Gowns,
sacque shape, all sizes, 2 to
IL years, at 25c.
Children's Night Gowns,
trimmed with tucks and
Hamburg, at 39c and SOC
each.
All our high grade Corset
Covers soiled from handling,
which sold clean at SOC, 75c
and S9c; each we offer at 25c
and 39c.
Children.s Waists at 19c.
Table DamaSk.
We offer an unusual value
in Damask Table Covers, 2
yards by 2 IL yards, in white,
red ard yellow borders, at
$1.25:
We are selling the largest
and heaviest Towel in all
linen, with knotted fringe, at
25c each.
We call your attent ion
again to our line of new Table
Damask in half and full
bleached at The various prices
up to $l.25 per yard. Es-
pecislly to 6 pieces OF half
bleached Cavusley Damask,
80 inches wide, at Soc per
yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
higgins Brothers.

stock Ale aud Porter drawn from the v
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24

Advertise In the TRIBUNE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24

Advertise Your nn,. ,u ,ue Tribune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-24
Steerage Tickets

ON all first class lines from Boston or New
york, tl5; cheaper lines, tlO. Come and talk
with us before buying elsewhere. We can
save you n few dollars
M. M0Y & co 'ol sa%;5sas1. %s1s sTErEr' z !:
, 1894-01-11
Oas bette 111ttteI.

2Gntonio 2aOarro, alias Trant 0esmer.
elmer Der geibt6teiten Sal9enbiebe beS
9anoeS, Der i9on in ben l3u9tbduieru bon
t1it allen Stoater 9%eielien bat, tpurbe beute
Wtor8en benz Gticbter Softer inter Der 2tnz
tlage beS pcriucbten Sai6enbtebftabLS porz
gefii6rt. 0etcftipe goole, Ser ben BUR-
icben am 9tenitag inn @Iobe7Wtuieum perz
baftet bate, bat ben Nicbter, ben Nngeflagz
ten nibt 3n beitrafen, %lonOern aus Chicago
d~lls3umeiien. Der 6t6ter entipro1 benz
Wuni6e unO CAB 9auarro 3pet Sage !3eit,
innerbal6 pelcber Srtit er aus Chicago auf
characterization gu Deri9pinben bat.
, 1894-01-11
Kleine O1dcbrihten.

= @r1Sn1pector GoB nta6t bebeutenbe
Nrltrengun9et, um ben WtaDor gu iiber-
3eu9et, baB ct it9 ntbt politiib anricbig
ntabte, bob mur6en feline 8%emiibunger
bis 1eBt 1tibt bon @rfolg 9etr0nt.
- @eitern 9ben6 ertappte 9olisift
Walfer BEN fleincn 11iGbrigen @bbte Sobn.
ION babel, ais CT 6rGuLein Sa1it bon 574
Nortb 4arf 9tpe. an Ser Dearborn UNI
8anbolpbitraBe nit 9eibiftem @riff cine
8Drie, Die Sc entbielt, aus ber3aibe nobm,
&i6ter Softer ~nertpieS i'm beute firth tpegen
9iebftabls unter $500 8Irgi3aft an bic
@roBgeibporenen.
- @bDie SbeOlin, elm Witglie0 ser be-
rii6ti9tcn SbeDlin> Ta1nilte, unb 86iltpp
W(cGune, tpur0en beute Wfor9et bon benz
&icbter 0oDle tpc9en u~norbentlic6en 8etraz
gems nit lie $50 unb Ben @eribtsfoiten be-
frat. 9te beiben Sun9en puroen ber7
Daftet, alS ite gcltern Ntabmi ttag auf einel,
otbtbeicbten g8agen zines Wfabiionitro7
Benz &abel5u9es lpra19en uno elmer Dame
beren @eIObDrie 81 itebIcn periu6ten.
- Rt6ter 8ra6meu itellte beute firth
6omdr6 SDneS bis gum Is. Sanuar, mo
ietn Sal GUT Spra9e fommen iou, tpe9en
8etrugS inter $500 8lr9ibaft. Sones ioQ
angebItdb Sen PIT G%lpbourit 2(penue lpobnz
baften George StoIe bur3 cine Q(nnonce
in elmer 3eitung b~erLeitet baben, ibm 3ur
8egriinoung zines @elbdftcS $500 borsu7
l6ieBen, tpel6e Summe CT ober einfacb in
Die Sai6e geite6t baben fol-, obne iib nm
letn 8er1predben 81 fitmmerl1.
, 1894-01-11
Ser 4ett1tepitt=& 0nat.

Nht Dem 9ennepins &anaL gebt es Iangs
lam, aber it6er DoripGrts. Q(uf 6em g8ege
oes Observation-Disclosures lit in Ser
ner9angenen Wo9e ein bier Wtetlen lanqer
nno O%reibunbert SUP breiter 2anbfompIer
in Bureau GountD nm Ben 9reis BON
$8,774 ertporben iporben l10 Elm in Ser
Gdn9srtbtun9 Der aus9eitedten &analroute
an8ren3enoer 8letb GROCER 9an6fompler
tptro in Der 9lei9en 0etie in ser nGcbiten
3ett ertporben tperoelt. 0amit tpGren olSz
baum icbon a6t Wfetlen BET &analroute in
Dem %genantten GountD, in tpelc6em fi6 Der
o1titcbe &uSIGufer oeS 3ana(es beftn6en
fptro, 9e1tcbert. On Dem tpeitLiben 9Gsz
lauter oeS &analeS ge6en 6te Qusqrobunz
gen lebr Iangiam DortpGrts. Gs fe6lt
eben an @elO, un6 BET Dem un9infttqen
Stanoe Der 8unbeS ftnansen lit an etne
9roBere 8etptutgung gar nibt gu benten.
9te S%ouenOun8 bes tpic6tigen &anaGes, Ser
etne olrefte S3iffSoer6in6ung unierer
Stabt nit ben 6afenplaBen am MiIiiIitppi
uno lpettcrbin nit benz G3ean bersuiteuen
belttmnt lit, pir6 ba6urcb lei6er auf biele
Sabre btnaus Dcr50gert. Ooriiber tper6en
ftcb nur Die NeD gorfer g}ei0bQmme[
@1reltett, benen lte9t Sic &onfurre1s. tpelc6e
t3nen Gbica9o Oeretnit ais tpirflidber See
banoelSplaB moeben ptr6, lbon iebt getpalz
ttg lcbiDer I'M MQgen.
, 1894-01-11
Gin metbIt6ber Dferoeoieb.

WfarD Seating, ems Der befunnteften ge:
fG6rltcben Srauen3immer Der @eitieite,
bate li9 beute Dor 9tichter 9ople unter Del
@nfla9e bes 8terbe6iebitabls su perants
pDrten.
Sim lebten Samitag 9(6en6 bate 81. 6,
Craig, BON 262 gllton 9ue,, fem Subrpert
Dor etnem !6auie an Der g. 6aIitebitraBe
lteben laiien, UNI in Dem 6auie einen 8e=
iucb gu ma6en. 9uS ct pteber berauS=
trat, mar bas Subrperf fort. M1ebrert
Yerloncn iagten ibm, 6aB Elm elegant gez
fletbetes Sauen3tmmer nit Dem 8uggp 6a-
pongcfabren lei. Graig mcloete ben 8orz
fou Der 8Olisei Ser 9espLaineSitraBe, uuh
0ieie perbaftete bic berIcbtigte WtarD an Der
SangamonitraBe. Worp tpar itarf altge.
trunfen, unb aub ais file beute benz &idtet
por9efibrt tpurbe, bate iie nod einen sui
ousgebtlbeten Nffen. Shelter 0ople Der:
i9ob ibr 8er6Or auf Wtprgen Gormittag,
, 1894-01-11
Gin rober 1Dirtb.

Ser gSirtb @iuiam McGart61 bon 100
Slo 6aGiteO StraBe purbe beute Morgen
bon BENT &icbter 9pple tpe9en tbGtlidben
lngriffeS nit SO unO Sen Soften beitraft.
Der &lG9er par 8rof. SO. 6. Marburg,
Elm bciabrter Muiifer, unb ia8te aus, baB
er uni 9teuia6rSta9e in McGartbb'S 2otaI
aut ictner GiOline, elmer ecbten 200 Sabre
alien v9lmati" concsrtirt babe. 0iele
tpertbuoue Giolinc babe NtcGdrtbp, Der be-
trunten geipeien lei, ibm 5erbrocben uuo
babe i'm auBerOem nit Dem 8tolinfalten
iiber Ben &opf gel6la9en.
, 1894-01-11
Wemer &oaeae.

Die 3eitungSi6retber befommen eineu
neuen &oQegen. l1nb Spar tits fein Sc
ringerer, ais ber ~y@pangeLiiI" SAM Sones.
st ma6t befannt, baB ct oemnG4t in
Sflaboma cine 3eitung inter Dem SiteI
vS6eS %tlaboman" b~erauSgeben per6e. Wdt
Der an ibm 9epobnten Ofenber5t9feit err
fLGrt Som, baB bic Senben5 ietnee
8latteS cine ultra>bemofratil6e icin UNI
fir 8r0BtmDeltbe l1nobbdn9igfeit ber elm
5elnen Staten %9egenilber benz 8u1oe etns
treten iDcrbe. Sam" 1T, ietncn ci9encn
8orten noc6 81 ibIieBen, ot3. felienfeit
bapon iiber3cugt, 6aB ct nit ieinem
vSflaboman" ale i~ibrt9en d3ettungen oea
Si0peitenS au8itecben perbe. GIs prafs
tii6er @ei6GftSmann, Der itb bur6 letn
lo9enannteS v@pan9eltiationSiperf" etnsn
6ibl6en 6aufen @elo Derbient bat, crflGrt
CT audi in iebr trGftigen 2lusbriiGeu, DAT
dGe NbonncmentS auf ben ySflaboman~
DDrouSbe5ablt tper6en miibten; er lei ourb:
aus nibt 9eionnen, it9 BON ir9enO Sc
malloem oni6ntieren 81 laiien.... Wtan
peiB l6on Idngit, baB Ser @elbpunft fir
ben @pangeliiten itets bic 6auptiacbe lit.
SIM ltebri9en bat Der 1elte &ouege gang
9eht, tpenn er GorausbeSabLun9 Derz
Ian9t. &etn @el6Gftsmann mfrs mebr nm
ieiuen iauer genug ertpOrbenen 8erOienit
b%etrogen, ais Der 3eitungs6crausgcber.
Sam" aber benft; vSicber 1T iicbcr; per
intereiiante Neut9feiten leien tpia, lolI aud
Oafiir be3a6len," gr miro in ieiner Sci
tung un5petfelbaft itb Der HGmli6en
~fle9elbaften NuS6rudSpeiie nte in ieinen
y8rebigten" bebienen. 9aS if aber fir bte
aus Glen 6immels9e9enoen ba unten 8uz
lammengepiirfelte @eieui6aft Bic ridtige
Scott, unb bet pOflaboman" miro Oaber
5tpeifeIsobne 9roBen 9tnflan9 ftnOen.
, 1894-01-11
Nbonnirt altf bos Nben6bGatt Der Suinots
Staats> !3ettung 8rets l Sent.


- Sn ieinem r8aDr. GaterI6." 8iebt bcr
Observation-Disclosures Or. Stgl ieiner
beutiben @eiinnun9 pieber etnnal bib
iben NuSOruf. ST i4retbt; uSn cen
8crliner &irben pur6e recbt anbdcbttg Gez
betet, neil Der Attentatsperiuc b 10 gliidli3
berlaufen lit, @ir in 8aDern mitroen
aub beten, menn mir bor vpreuBIi9en"
2lttentaten, ndmltcb Dor BEN itetS anipo6z
lenoen Steuern, betpobrt blteben. Sa, nit
oieien v8reuBcn" iino mir 8aDern icbOn
ein9e9angen; infoI9e beiien berribt bel
uns cine iolcbe WttBitimmung 9e9en bieie
g8reuBen", baB uns bte Sran3oien, ia
io9ar Die rber3igeunerteiten 8ageni6mierz
raOler" nO3 tauienbmaL lieber itno, ais
bteie nimmeriatten, 9anS 9euti6lano ruiz
ntrenben v9reuBen". Sod 8aDernE
, 1894-01-11
Gin Rauih un0 feine foIoen.

SO6n Bolion betrat geitcrn Qbenb in be-
trlInfenem 3uitanbc SultuS SloneS' @trtbz
lbaft, go, 334 Glort>S traBe, un6 betru9
lib 10 !Grntenb, baB Der 8trtb i'm eriuc6te,
lein 2ofal 81 ~Oerloilen. 8allon t~peigerte
fiA nnb pur0e i9lieBtib nit @emalt auf
Die StraBc 9elebt. Gr rGcbte iicb baourcb,
oaB ct cine grOBe Seniteric6eibe I'M 8crtbe
bon $50 nit benz 6uBe eiultieB. Gor Dem
Ricbter Softer betarnte CT ltcb bellte Wtorgen
ic3ulbt8 uno ipurbe unter $500 8iir9ihaft
an 0Qs @riminaL9ertcht pertpieien.
, 1894-01-11

- Die gefeierteS perettent0ni9in 9iutan
&uiieQ bat ii6er ibrem stpeimali9en S6tffz
brucbe in Der Gbe 6ocb nicbt ben Wfut6 81
elmer 6ritten !0etratb Oerlorer. Sic d6nelt
bartn ser Dtel9el6ieoenen 6rau Trant 9esz
lie auf's 6aar. S6r 6ieSmaIiger NuSerfoz
n lit BET befannte Senoriit St9nor 8e7
ru9tnt (Sobn Gbatterton) bon Stem Oorf,
Bet cine 9tetbc bon Sabren in ber ebentoLtz
gen WfcSauu 'lcben Sperettenz Grippe Sic
6auptan3ugStraft fir 0aS 9~amenpublifum
btloete. Berugini lit Elm bi!bbii6i6er BUR-
ibe, Dem auf ieinen europGiidbeu 8unitrei>
fen M%arqutitnnen ltn6 @rGftnnen idbof1
tpetie ibr 6er5 angetra9en baben. 6Gtten
ite aucb i6re 6anb ba5u 9egeben, nit eintz
gen OttlIionen unb S6L0iern ais mettere
3u9abe, Onnn mitr6e SO6n lbon 5ugegrtfz
len baben, aber 6amtt mars ni1tS. Cine
r&0ntgin" erbGlt er nun bob, penn es
arc6 nur cine bon Der Sperettc lit. Nuf Sen
St9nor laiien itcb gang gut Die 8orte 8tsz
mard'S antpenben, bic CT benz bamolt=
gen preuBtiben @arbelteutenant Brtn3
NIeran6er BON 8attenberg 3ur @ntport
COB, ais 6teier i'm fragte, Oh er BEN 5ulgaz
rti6en Sbron anne6men iolte: vgfur imz
1ner gu. @S tptrb zines icb0nen Cages cine
9an3 nette @rtnnerung fir sic ietn."....
, 1894-01-11

= Die 9eitern burb @ouoerneur 8ed
erfol9te @rnennung be3 Wtlt3 : Sberits
lteutenants gilbert 8leueI BON Wtttnautee
8um Oberiten unb 8efe6lSbober 6es 4.
WtIt3re9tmenteS, miro un5tpeifeLbaft in
ben oeuti6en &reiien bes v8ab9er"z States
groBe 8efrtebtgung 6erDorrufen. Der neue
Sberf lit tein v3terioI6at", ionbern Elm
erprObter &rte9SDeteral1, benz inSbeion6ere
Dor GifSburg unb in Ben bLuttger
S9labten BON MiiiionarD &ibge unb
9oofout WOuntatn 9eb0rtg 6te blauen
8o6nen nm Sic Obren gepfiffen iin6. Nacf
Dem Sriege tDtbmete er li6 nit groBem
@tfer Der 6e6un8 BET @isconitn'er Stats
mtli3, Dorne6mlt5 6es 4. Ge9imente8, in
Del3em CT bonn 9ennet1en Soloaten nod
unb nab bis gum Sberiten aufgeriidt 1T.
8leuel mar elmer Der @ritnber BET Sit6leite>
Surneri6GBen, Der b~eutigen yBabit=
@aroen." @r lit BET Sproiie elmer att
obeli9en freiberrIi6en Samtlte, Bic am
&6eine un6 in &urbelien aniGiiig lit. Ns
iunger Mann tpurbe ct na6 QImerifa berz
icbla9en, un0 ber nun i'm glitter bon 81
Sa6ren iteben6e Ofann, ser letne Climbing
ltcbteit an baS alte 8aterlan6 ntcbt Oerz
Ldugnet, fam nit Stol3 auf cine ebrenboQe
birgerltcbe unb mtlitGrii6e 9~oufba6n
3uriGbliden.
, 1894-01-11

= Sn Milmaufee mir6 iebt en6Gib cine
Ser 8anten, Bic ber Sturm i'm p%origen
CONNER iiber ben 6aufen 8ctpebt, itb
ipieber emporridten. Die Wit9el'i6e
r@tsconfin Marine & Sire Sniurance
GOmpanDs Sanf" bat iib neu %or9aniIirt
unb ntmmt am Monta9 nit mebr ais
elmer WttQion Dollars baarem @elbe bic
3abLun9en pieber auf. ginen neuen
@ldubigeraniturm braucbt bie 8ont ni1t
8u befirbten, 0a ibr BON Idmmtli6en
@Idubigern beitimmte ~3u9Iun9sfriit 8ez
tpGbrt tpur6e.
, 1894-01-11
: Gin 9teporter elmer bieiigen englif9er

- Gin &eporter elmer bieiigen en9Iti6en
3eitung Deritteg itb in ieinem 8eri6te
iiber Ben 8ran0 auf Dem Meltausteuun8sz
plaBe 81 benz foI9enben rtlaiiii3en" Ser
gLetbe: Generalization 9aOis tan5te auf
Dem @obGtbati9teitsba1e pdbrenb bte 2usz
iteuung brannte! @r lit in bieier 6tn1tcbt
Oas erafte Settenftiif sum Scatter Nero,
Ser, wdbrenO 6as itOGse 9tom gu ieinen
TiBen an alien G6en un6 @nben ltc6terlob
%brannte, auf Dem 8alfone ieines goIbenen
9alaites iaB un6 luitig b'rauf los flo
Oelte."... @s lift bod i90n, tpenn man
feline S9uGpeis6ett 10 pra9ttg an Sen
Maann brtn9en fam, pte e8 bieiem Gez
porter gegIift. SebenfaIs lift es aber
nO4 ntbt LANCE Der, 6aB bieier grIn6Iibe
3enner Oes tlaIiiicben Q%CGtertbumes Sic
S6ulbanf poltrt bat.
, 1894-01-11
Sn 6cm 9roseB 6es 8a%nffalltrer

= Sn 6em BroSeB bes 8anffaiitrerS
Soothing in MiItpautee bofft man beute nit
Set 8ilOung bes S3murgeri9ts fertig gu
tper6en. Der 8oritb murbe oom &icbter
@allber, benz Goreingenommenbeit 9e9en
BEN 9lngetlagten bDrgetporien pur6e, an
Sen 0fibter G(emention aus benz GountD
2ancaiter abgetreten.
, 1894-01-11

User itdb iiber ben ltriprung unb bic
tlcfe geOeutun8 beS @orteS r2tffenicban6e"
Doui9 FLAIR iper6cn mill, ser Itotte Ser
vOfenagerie" i'm 2tncoln 8art einen 8elud
ob. Aber er laiie feline &inber gu Saule!
, 1894-01-11

50 tpirS'S ancb benz 8eruginiz G6attcrton
9eben. 2on8e miro bic @eibidte jebcnfalIs
nicbt baneru, aber ct bat baun ncnigitens
Die angenehme @rinucrltng!
, 1894-01-11
Gi1en6aRn- Gahrpfdne.

Nbtca9o & ytnrtbtuc terns GtI caba bH. Stdet,
" Offices: St5s. 206-20S Glort q. StroBe, an Beg
Soflep @oelue Station unb um 2epOt @fe Mens.unS
GiHsie=5tE
Mbfahrt Mutuuft
, 1894-01-11

SAnSt6iean Central, gesp Dorf GcntraIs miS
y Snito; & alb ann: 81 etD abteit. - u9ie
giagara Sails Houte." 3i9e ~perloiien unb tOrtuei a1
in Der nenen @entral. Station on Safe 5rOnt. SUB oon
8arf gtolu, uuo p. Ctr, 80. Str. uuo 9Doe Bart
StabbStdet=Sffre: 81 Glarf=Str.
, 1894-01-11

SGItmOtS Central.
9une burhgebenben 3aee BON Der Central. Station,
y. Ctr. ut6 Bart Roip. 3IQe fIr ben Sdben f6unen
ebenfons on %. Ctr, 80. etraBe unb Snbe Bart geuOm.
men Ueroen. Sidets in Der StaotsSffics, 1914 Suo
@larf=StraBe, uuo i'm 9luoItDrium=6 otel.
, 1894-01-11

@UTuUII T2IINNTI
SGgs - -
Bureau Accommodation .............f 8:15W 7 705 u
Satupts, Soma uno 8eoria=GrpreBI' l0a35 Dr. 1886 y
ct So. @tdb., &optb s. &an. GitJI' $50 "a l2:OOM
Wtinneopolis, StY. & Slour SSansI' $3.50 a. 1900 9R
Solicit Accommodation ......... = 4O5 81 945 g1
Ysrll Accommodation. ....+ $50 gtT 9:5OM
SENDER, Solo. Springs & 9uebIo,
pia &anIos @itD 8efti6ule6 ... = 800 81 120OM
st. gB9rtb NIB Seras @rpreB. = 600 a. 1OOOM
3enoer. @olo. Spgs. unb Bue6lo. oial
SmaBo 81 3inc. C9ig eSipe( 80. > 1000 a. 900 GR
Omaha u ct. 8oul 9ta6t=grpres. l. IO:15 NJ TBS ST
Reoria & 9enper ytadt=GrpreR. 49,. IOl5 ais 7:I5 M
8uImou 5ourtit @Qr, tQQlt9, @bI= #
cagO nod &o5 @ugeleS uuo SanI
6rauCiScp. Dia Ennios Gin, Sort
gGortb Il. 81 9oio, S6uen=@rpreBI' 600 ~ 1oOoM
'SaeGt9. + auseenommen Gpnntoo. : @usoeupm.
men SUuutoQ. Q Ausueuommen Mout1d.
, 1894-01-11
x Union Qafen9er Station.
vYgnnsg!vanid Inns.
go ADAMS, GamaI. mno gsaoifpm: str.
GamoI. t,no gsaoifun.1tr

8ldetzOftce5: I'm or Stall0n. m 248 @. el0l
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Francis StOehIke. President.
Otto A. Fischer, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day
u January 1893
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20

A Crafty Old Negro Makes a Failure In
EIss E.lnancIal xZant11..a

A Crafty Old Negro Makes q Failure In
His Financial Venture.
Old man Sam was sitting one morn
ing in front of his cabin enjoying the
warmth Of the sun, while his two lit
tie grandsons played about his feet.
just then the two young sons of his
former master, who were visiting in
the neigh borhood, strolled up to have
q chat with Sam. After talking with
him while they handed him bag Of
tobacco and a handful of cigars, and
were about to leave him when they
observed the children, and one of
them asked whose they were. "Dem's
my gran sons, Mimy's boys" replied
Sam. A sudden thought seemed to
come to him as he looked at the young
men, and a crafty look crept over
his face as he added: ssDey's
named after you and Mars Andrew w,
Mars Milton, cause dey's twins, jes'
like you is The brothers comment
ed on the fine looks OF the children
and their wonderful difference in size
for twins. lone twin ginera11y is
bigger'n ter one explained Sam.
The young men smiled and gave
each child a quarter as they left
They had scarcely turned the corner
of the cabin when they saw through
a crack Sam take the two coins from
the children, look at them, and with
a grunt of disappointment at what he
considered the small return of his ar
tifice, drop them into his own pocket.
t'Mimy," he called to his daughter
standing in the door. you call dem
chilleps Sam an Jake, same ez you
always done. Dsy amt no two bit
chillen Hits with a dollar to change
dey names, an had to make EN-
twins, too"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20
HE WAS A PLUMBER.
Though his First Tender for Job Di
Not Look Encouraging.

Though His First Tender for Job Did
Not Look Encouraging.
'.The plumber joke is worked to
death, but I will tell you one any
how, just because it is true began a
friend. 1.-THE young woman that
figures in the story was sprinkling
the street and used q hose that was
sadly in need of repair. An itinerant
plumber came along with a kit of
tools slung over his shoulder. He
asked the young woman if she wanted
the hose fixed
What will you charger she
answered.
The man looked at the hose
critically and then said he would re-
pair it for fifteen cents. This was
contrary to all traditions relating to
plumbers prices, so the young woman
told the man she did not believe he
was what he represented himself
to be.
Still she said, 'go ahead and FIX
the hose
THE man took out his tools and
soon had the hose nearly as good as
new. The miss gave the man fifteen
cents. He shook his head and said he
wanted fortv-five.
Why said the young woman in
surprise, you said you would do the
work for fifteen cents
Yes, I know he returned. but
there was more work than I thought
well. I was afraid you wasn't a
plumber when you first came up, but
now I know you are, and am willing
to give you a certificate to that eff
feet, was what the young woman
said when she gave the man his pay d"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20
HIGH HEELED BOOTS.
They Have . Greater influence O
Health Than Most People Think.

They Have = Greater influence on
Health Than Most People Think.
It has been stated that young lady
went one day to an oculist with
trouble in her eyes which threatened
frightful results. She was already in
q state where reading was out of the
question, and other entertainment
was fast becoming a torment The
oculist looked at her with his profess
siOnal wisdom, asked her various
questions, and then suddenly amazed
her by asking her to put out her foot.
The foot, in it's kid boot, with wicked
little high heel, was thrust forth. The
doctor eyed it moment with stolid
face. go home" he said, land take
off those heels Keep them off for a
month, and then come to me again,
and well see how the eyes are"
In month the eyes were well, and
the young lady learned by her ex-
perience and little wise talk how
near she had come to having no eyes
at all. It serves to show that there
is the possibility that with that in
strument of torture constantly at
work in the center Of the foot, where
so many delicate nerves and tendons
lie that are SO intimately connected
with all the other delicate nerves of
the body, there must presently come
disarrangements and disease that
may work fatal mischief with the
1oo1th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20

A lady's card should be very nearly
square, a Moderate size, fine in tex
ture and, needless to say, white If
married, Mrs should precede the
name on an engraved card, and the
husbands nams should be given in
full The address Is printed in the
lower left hand corner and the en-
craving is invariably in plain script.
When there are daughters, the elder
Is entitled to a separate card-as,
ssMiss Curtis for example-only after
one or two seasons in society. Up to
that time she is supposed, and her
sister also, to call only with her
mother, upon whose cards their names
appear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-20

Asparagus, deservedly a favorite
vegetab BILE, was extensively cultiva ted
by the ancient Romans, but was not
introduced into England before 1860.
In some parts Of Europe the seeds are
used as a substitute for coffee, and a
spirituous liquor is made from the
ripe berries. Asparagus is both 1.-the
and diuretic; and its roots were once
extensively used in medicine. The
young tender sprouts or stems, from
six to ten inches long, are the edible
parts, and those that are entirely
green are the most tender and deli
cate. The white asparagus is, a
rule. very tough, the tips alone being
eatable. In some old recipe books di-
rections are given for boiling aspara-
gus one hour, but this is a great mis-
take Twenty or thirty minutes is
long enough to cook it sufficiently.