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The evidence Is that Croker departed
more in apprehension h in regret.
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wORLDLINGs.

Windsor Castle has been used for a royal resi-.
denee for 7a years.
The spots on the sun were discovered by a..
tronomers in the year 1911.
Venezuela. which cresis In revolutions. sIeels
also in national holidays. OF which there are
hfty-six a year.
The Mahometans bsiievs that man 10 regulate Cd
by three spirits-one occupying the bTain. another
the heart. and the third the liver.
The composer Aubsr vas 90 greatly afraid Of
death that In his last years visitors 4 his house
Yer, ~eautionsd not % use ths word. y, that he
nisis net b reminded q AZ spsFd : <hips sad
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Cheap Hats.

Everything Is cheap. Straw hats ara
selling at 20 cents. Some of the 80 cents
flats are good enough for any woman.
There are solid and open brims with In!
serted braids of horsehair and fancy
straw. In these days OF small Incomes
1t is a common practice to ave a shop
hat. bought for n song. trimmed by 4
French modiste. She may charge S. to
tack on a spray Of lilacs and give a bow
that peculiar particular twist, but It pays
In the end.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Celery

Shred the celery. Put into a salad
bowl and dress with plain salad-dress-
ing of oil, vinegar and mustard. Drain
of as much of the dressing as possible.
and then cover the celery with a mayon-
naise sauce made as follows: Two eggs,
one-half teaspoonful of raw mustard
scarcely blended with vinegar. Mix with
oil, drop by aror. thoroughly. Use plenty
Of oil till the mixture is hard enough to
be cut with a knife. Add yolks of two
eggs stif1y beaten. Mix all together. and
add half a teaspoonful of salt and the
juice of one lemon. Keep on Ice until
time to serve. 81
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Others Are "Conceited," Too.

To the Editor:
To the Williamsburg type who admires ladies
yet dissects their faults. one word As to personal
vanity. what OF men who use feminine artinces to
~heautity, such as h~air-wash. cold cream. per-
fume, scented tooth powder tonset to vile tobacco
and-blush for them!-curlins tonss. Then the
purely masculine vanities-toothp!ck-toed boots
Nhined to low water mark. creased pants. fake
diamond mustache wax, affected bass voice.
large talk, small profanities, swagger and Eng
lishisms, Let all wiiliamsburgians Hereby take
notice that men are superior tn women In moth
Ing but conceit. GIRL OF THE RIGHT SORT.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

senator Murphy's modesty wouldn't
allow him to sit in the open chamber
while his great victory for collars and
GUNS was being won yesterday. He
sought the seclusion which the cloak-room
granted until the leading industry Of
Troy had received it's measure Of pro-
lection. Such difhdence is not unbecom-
ing TO statesmanship. The Empire
State could have been but little better
pleased had her Junior representative
In the upper house at Washington been
credibly reported to have blushed at
his own success.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

ton should never be asked whether the
candidate for municipal Office Is a Re-
publican or a Democrat. but should he
limited to the inquiry as to whether he
Is capable and honest" That II the
municipal reform case In a nutshell.
Away with the straight" ticket ana
chronism In city elections.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

A decoction Of cinnamon Is recon-
mended as a drink to be taken freely in
localities where there is typhoid fever or
cholera. for cinnamon has the power to
destroy all infectious microbes. Even Its
its scent kills them, while 1t Is perfectly
harmless to human beings. 1t is said
that the essence OF cinnamon, when ex-
posed in the sick room. will kill typhoid
bacilli in twelve hours and prevent fresh
cases.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
FARMERS IN A FREE FIGHT.
Four Wounded In IL Row In Il
Louisiana Parish.

ALEXANDRIA, La, June IA free
fight occurred Sunday near Poland, in
this parish, between the Beavers and
Pittmans. fathers and sons. three on
each side. All the parties are farmers
They were returning home from Sun
da~y-school when a disparaging remark
was made In reference to a young wo-
man. and a general melee followed.
Knives, pi7tols and bludgeons were
used, and William Beaver was cut on
the shoulder and arm, and Steve Pitt
man in the neck. arm and shoulder.
John Pittman was shot In the left arm
and right leg.
Ben Pittman. the father, was dealt a
powerful blow on the head. Steve
Pittman's condition is considered seri-
Gus,
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Don't buy old-style shoes. The FASH
ionable boot and shoe Is made on .
pointed last with a straight tip. Com
mon sense and round toe lasts are out Of
date. and SO are the diamond tips. Il
doesn't cost much more to be in than
out OF fashion. Because Of the narrow
ness Of the toe all shoes are worn al
least one size larger thar usual.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Surgeon Alice Wakefield.

There are fifty. doctors on the surgical
staf Of the New York Eye and Ear In
lrmary-all gentlemen but one gentle
woman-Alice E. Wakefield. DR.. wake-
field is an assistant surgeon in the
Ophthalmic Department, and her as
socitates predict a successful career. It
is her ambition to do missionary work
In Asia. Instead Of church work she
will do hospital work. and help the be-
nighted TO see the light Of day before
searching for the celestial rays,
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Afr-TiRht COrka.

Corks may be mad air and water
tight by keeping them for five minutes
under melted p%arafine; they must b.
kept down with a wire screen. These
corks have a perfectly smooth surface
and may be introduced and drawn out
easily, n seal perfectly.
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Police! ~Po-o-o-lice!!

To the Editor:
I have read with an amount Of pleasure not
unmlxed with the natural enthusiasm consequent
on, or. as one might naturally suppose resulting
from, and Yet not merely amusing but instruc-
tive as we'll, that being, so to speak. the main
spring OF progress. although II is not vet It
would he. and therefore | must say this. which
otherwise have failed to hnd nttingly expressed,
despite the fact that much as It is yet there 1,
nothing to equal It. wherefore I write you this.
R ROM PuBLICO. Lexington avenue.
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AppetixinE Cabbage.

Even the despised cabbage is capable
of being made appetizing. After 1t is
boiled and pressed dry 1t should be
chopped fine and dried again by being
put on the fire in the saucepan. Add
a lump of butter, season with pepper and
salt and add a little grated nutmeg.
When hot serve on squares Of hot toast.
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yirgininn shoots a Texan.

FORT WORTH, Tex, June IA. J. ReaseI
was sho, by CRAIG Herndon last night at the for
mcr's home. four miles east Of Collinsville. Hern
don, who was partly intoxicated, while sitting
on tho gallery with Reaser. shot and killed hir
without WARNING. and escaped. Herndon cam,
to Texas from Virginia last Spring, and hal
not return with him, The wife Is related tt
Resser and He.ndon blamed the latter for hi
Nife's decision.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The steps from the ward men" who
collected TO the Central Power which
absorbed will be easily traced. now that
the opening clues are obtained and the
leaders are beginning to run away.
Nothing will open the mouths OF the
various grades OF ''go-betweens" 40
effectuaily as the Generalization that
oyertakes crooked men when they are
deserted by those TO whom they have
looked for protection.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
She Uses Cnnttle soap.

A dealer In cosmetics, who is nothing
Of a charlatan. says that 'steaming the
face is not as injurious as skinning the
face She is a good-looking woman
herself, and when she wants to look her
prettiest she washes her face with cas-.
tile soap and cold water for cleanliness
and color. There is more than a bit OF
common sense in this advice.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Ednn's SuccessfuI Fair.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please And Slo IL. the proceeds NJ a
fair held at the residence NJ Miss Edna Strick-
land, AL West Fiftieth street. IN Saturday af-
ternoon. June 0. for the beneft NJ the Sick
Babies Fund. The price OF admission was two
cents.
EDNA STRICKLAND. ton wears old:
PRISCILLA H0LRoROW, eleven years old;
NJ HALLIDAY. ten years old:
LIZZIE ~DEMAREST. ten years old:
ALOiSE STRICKLAND. six years old;
JOnN S~TROHIErKER, nine years old:
FnDIE NOLk. eleven wears old;
HERBERT STRICKLAND. eight years old,
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hoy Drunk and Boiled Alive.
lBy Associated Press.l

MURPHY, n. c., June IA horrible accident
occurred Rt Ka,ih'S S;iii-house. near Culbsrson,
Frank Carter carried his siI.yssr-old son with him
to the still house. Carter got drunk and made the
boy drunk 10 the Atili-housa was . vat contain
ing $50 gallons OF boiling still slops. and the little
fellow. IN vunderlng about. fell iaie this. lie vas
taksn. opt i9medtateiy and t1rs9 physicians sum
nonsd. baf y dis4 IN twenV-tour bfars.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
THREE SAILORS DROWNED.
poat Belonging I" Survey steamer
Patterson Cnpsizes.
nv AssncIated rress

News OF the capsizing Of a boat be-
longing to the United States Coast Sur
vey steamer Patterson at Tongas Mar
rows, Alaska, and the drowning OF
three men, was received to-day.
The accident was reported at sitka,
the day on which the City of Topeka
sailed south. The names OF the un-
fortunates were not learned.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
A wife's Dreadful Dilemma.

To the Editor;
am a young woman. still in the twenties.
My husband and I have been married nearly
seven years. Two years ago | discovered proof
OF his admiration for some one else. and told
him OF 1t. He did not contradict me, but said h,
could not help IT. Imagine my life these tive
years. lie says he cannot hnd one fault with
me-. and I love him mure now than the day we
were married. What are we to do? c, c.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment will call the Park Board to
account in the matter of that $1,000 OO
appropriation. A hearing on the sub
5ect is set for tomorrow. 1t is a sub
feet In which New York is very gener-
ally and deeply interested. The in
euIry on the part of the Board OF Esti-
mate cannot be too searching.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

They are talking about the speed Of
trains over the coming North River
Bridge. Just now, however. the most
interesting thing to be gained is prompt
ness in getting at the construction Of
the big span.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Mount vernon's Five-cent caves,

To the Editor;
FIve-cent ioaves Of wheat bread weigh seven.
teen ounces. Fiyc-eent rye weigh twenty-five
ounces in our new city of Mount Vernon. Former
price, seven cents. The bakers say that II Is
true that nour is very low. but that rent, labor.
water rate. salt, yeast and horse feed and fuel
are not any lower, som Of these Items being
higher. KARI EBERLE Mount Vernon. n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

This skirt has three fan-shaped narrow
panels OF MORE silk, and is trimmed with
four large buttons on each hip. Waist
has full! basques reaching but to. hips,
and pointed vest OF MORE silk. Reverb
| trimmed with buttons. Vest has passe-
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LETTERS.

int column u open 10 everybody oAo mas q
complaint 10 maxi, a grievance 10 ventrdfe. fvov.
mationt 10 otre. a rubbed Of general tntoca 10 de-
cus, or a psbse srv'os 10 acknowledge. and sao
can nut ire idea into less than 100 soords Long
letters cannot Be printed.
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where Can He Get Her?

To the Editor:
get acquainted with = young woman that DON,
want tho earth. ] know q few. but they sAy
they don't think they could get along on nj
a week. though ! have friends who ars ssttini
along well on that amount. ] am sober ana
steady. and would treat . nri right Am tirs<
q iiviAs 10 isfaiaAsd tssa2 Z 49,
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The "straight" tickle people are not
having all their own way In either
party. The less encouragement they
get, the greater hope for a better New
vorw
The evening world., 1894-06-12

broadcloth is very old; 1t has a standing
collar and hooks down the centre Of the
front over an old-fashioned stock Of black
silk. The tight-ftting coat, cut away
from the front. is faced with black MORE
silk n ornamented with four large but
tons
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Three Sen CIin Girls,


To the Editor:
Inclosed please fnd s1.65. contributed to the
Sick Babies Fund by ROSE MLAuGHLIN.
SADIE MILLER,
MARY MILLER.
Sea Clln, L. I.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

The United States Senate is the cham
pion thief of time. 1t has stolen and Is
+. stealing the precious time Of a whole
uafion.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Iowa chinaman TO lie Deported.
(By Associated Prcss.

ID RAPIDS. Ia, June i2.-The nrst order
for the deportation OF a chinaman from this place
was Issued last night. 10 Happy Sing. who
claims to haze been advised by the Six companie,
not to take out a certificate OF residence, and who
has refused to comply with the Geary law, will
be started to-day for China. 10 has conducted
a prosperous barber shop and laundry business
In Iowa for twenty-three Year,.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Has the fact that a citizen Is a Repub-
ncan or a Democrat "of answering
loyalty got anything to do with his
views on rapid transit for New York
Ngtyo
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Mr., Croker must have felt that his
coat-of-arms vas not shot-proof. He
didn't care to stand the test Of Mr..
.0off's craftsmanship.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

GOV. Flower has gone fishing. He
must realize by his time that he didn't
cut very good bait, all the time. with
his veto knife.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Ex-Mayor Hewitt has written a letter
TO Good Government Club +. or course
II deals with the method Of securing
good municipal government, Ths ex-
Mayor > as Z word IN time fo- the
coming city campaign; Party fealtylis
= esaon1exr oonrt1eraffonN &nd the Qn(s-
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Probably the weather was Frustrated
by It's own heat yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Boss Platt doesn't have to fly to
Europe. But his throne isn't what II
was for solidity.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Mr.. Goff a be trusted to md the
wires that connect the ward mem
with the Central Power.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Build II straight and strong an
uuickly-that New York and New Jer
ecy bridge.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Farmer Dunn missed his guess. N
heat, records are being broken to-day.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Have You Ever Tried

Soaking a reasy frying-pan in m
monia and water,
To purify. the air, a box Of lime In the
pantry.
Cleaning tinware with soda.
Tor washing silk. using salt water, and
ironing wet. ,
For cooking fruit or vegetables, only
granite-ware.
After eating onions. drinking eoHss. -
remoye M, t.
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tcrwoven with white. that tailors never
weary Of making up for exclusive pa
irons. A combination OF the ancient and
modern style is shown in the accom-
panylns cut. The skirt is new and Sc
vereiy plain, the w%aistcoat Of white
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Police Capt. Price Is getting very
much accustomed to standing on hi
defense.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Mr.. Croker frightens, then he takes
his hight,
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Loyalty to city is above fealty tc
party.
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Turkeys nooi moro grit than other
fowls.
Government crop report points 10 40O..
000. 900 bushels 1f wheat. 100000 BUSH
els corn aud 0iO,O0O,OOO bushels Of oats.
Tho cherry tree appears 20 BIO peculiar.
" adapted 10 roadside planting, because
Il thriycs with little caro- aud no cultu-
ton. Cherries make handsome slaio
trees, and their fruit can be- sold profit
ably during certain seasons. Their
growth Is alao rapid. aud flw woods
command botierp prices for manufactures.
Store the root crop in a cool. moist
cellar or pit
A Country Gentleman correspondent
says that he has found snwiust 10 be- an
excellent covering for silos. He uses no
weight, but covers ono foot doop with
fawdust that follows thoondlngo closely
when % settles, ga Ilanls cannot, pariic.
ularly n IL settles unoyculy
Reducing bones by burning e. recon.
monded by Tho Rural New Yorker ns
the cheapest mode when small quluu-
ties arr 20 be- applied. and II Is recon.
mcnded also us tho only way that some
farmers can get them into fine meal or
powder.
The wheat sent TO tho Worlds fair
from Oregon weighed heavier than that
from any other state. Its average was
between G2i aud 60 pounds pcr bushcl.
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Notes.

The severe frost has giyen way to
= thaw.
Patti RosA's Dixie was received with
evident satisfaction on Satafday AZ the
Provo Opera House.
Coroner Berg has received word that
a man named A. Gravorlck has been
accidentally killed at T.. V. Junction
Daniel Blgslow Of wallsburg, Was.
aloh county, has been arrested on Tue
charge Of unlawful cohabitailon' he
waived preliminary examination, ahi
gave bonds before Commissioned Did-
Icy In the sum OF $500.
The quarterly confer ence Of the
Utah Stake of Zion was hold In this
city on Saturday aud yesterday.
Present during tho meetings woru
Presidents woodruff, Cannon aud
Smith, Elder y. M. Lyman, OF tho
quorum OF the Twelve Apoailcs,
Elders George Reynolds and Is. II.
Roberts, the Stake presidency and
ward Bishops.
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ratQst Publications.

Tho Life OF Joseph smith, Cloth, 800,
Leather glL ti.o0i M1f1soo gIlt, 900.
from kirkland TO salt Lake, by Jane, A.
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Forty Years Among tho Indians, ~
Daniel vs.. I0uoi, 600 plgoa, Cloth t2o0.
Leather i2ioi Leather gliL 500.
Pooticai Writing. Of o. y. whitney.
cloth, u.soi Leather gi,, taos Moroesc,
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Lifo Of itcbcr q. iIimbn1, Cloth. O.. sl,
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Lnttcr-dny saints Psaimody. Paper
Covered noaTds, Ol1th Back, u 90 each. ti6oo
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$500 per d0E. n sont BY mail, n cents per
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story OF tho Book Of Mormon. By ride,
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Large Rnd small si1o IIibies "a Leather
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Family and Pulpit nIblos ln different aiyl,s.
Illustrated from ftOltl ttI pl zach
Jos. smith ne n Prophet, a lecture DO.
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stnionu Society IA tho Social Hall, salt Lats,
Jan. "a, 1891, 90.
The Church OF Jesus christ OF Latter
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po'uinos' Ordinances and History. ny John
Iaquos, i1a
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Fsi,5-PromotI7q Series.


W. FIRST MISSION, narrative OF persona
sttearue. r. aa.HI1lfry upon ne 8ahluic
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8 stsinE Of cnris, oIta.a.rg nrmbsr
Interesting .lts0e' and aue-i9ias of mis
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Lcnyea From Iy journal, By rres.Ian
wutfI woodruff. iasef Hu.H % h.s vouie.
fli missionary sfp-r'.aee anl many intofes'
inr ucidslu 1i hstio, &c
Fragments o. rxporleuos, collection OF
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rrcsiecut iicber e. ttinihaii's Journal,
narrative oi ls pHn-.pu inaiieHt' in ihc
career Il avon remarkable mlH, Csc.
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Of moch1rch in early iiys, $50
Tho life Of Ncphi, Oh, s5n OF Lohl. vha
omlrnfal from Jcrusaiem, 600 Iuios, 10 ihc
land now Known ~ s0um America sit con.
tIts before tas coming of uo Savior. Th.
baat cIull|us a1iao very Important il.us ooa.
cHu.af r' Doas of Mormon. b. George y
Common. lir
scFapa of biography, containing staieh of
an ui.r Lu. McidonfH of Experience, add
EeHr knights Journal. GO.
The uyth Of che Manuscripts Pound
or ta Ahuauuoi of tho srauiding story, ~
0c1ffs Reynolds, 2--.
Labors IN tho Vineyard, contains some Of
ho most Interesting ever vaaon,
PC.
Eventual Narratives, contains como interest
i1I atci.hea and valuable Lessons. Csc.
ifeinni visions, instruriira trsbif.-ts tfsts ~
uo Lord q, u.s ah1irsn, g5a
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Sunday School a9d Primary.

ION hots books AND cards postage viii b
charged Ga addition 90 Che prices gIvon, n s'ui by
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nnd Mission OF she Prophet Joseph
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butter record OF tho req tered Short
horn COW suo Cady should not be for
gotten. In a private tost " 30 days.
from June 10 July Z. 1885, Sue pro-
duced .g82 pounds OF milk. from which
6Gi pounds Of butter wCro made. go
says J. w. Canes. manager Of Meadow
sprinrs farm, iu Wisconsin.
Mr.. look. a pcnnaylya1ia butter max.
er, tested bia COWS separately as 20 The
timo required 90 chum the milk Of each
into butter. he found that in cnso %
certain cows the butter was from 2l 90
Is minutes longer in coming chan iu clso
Of the other COWS. After that ho s0llt Ho
cows whose milk was longest 100 ghgn.
ing and made his hori Of animals that
averaged abolt tho came lcaEth OF tIinc.
lie noticed that this incrssei ihe quan.
tity aid improved the quality ~ tho
butter. lie believes thnt miNus OBJ
kinds and chuming thom together Be- one
rons0n why 10 takes .0 much milk 90
mako a pound Of butter at crgamericg
by Che way. docs DO take moro milk 20
mako % pound Of butter 90 the crcamor-
les than iu private uNIfl'f Alr' atuk
says that with hh present herd q quarts
Of milk mako o. pound of butter Tho
milk OF some VI those cows on being am
alyEel shows o. pr cent butter fat
II you want Tho worry best dairy cows.
raise thom yourself. 20 order
Every daryman who attends 10 bis
business has lis milk cans covered with
blankets or soaking or awning goods In
the hot weather li keeps the milk cool
anil sweet hours longer
Fairly good aofating machines nro now
on the market. but there will BIO botiOr
ones IN time. Meantime a largo dippcr
with holes IN the bottom like o. watering
pot will answer the purpose Of an ucrn-
tor worry we'll " the quantity Of milk Is
not too great. Hold the dippor up Ia tho
air and pour the milk through o.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the wost--

Amer a stay Of several years at wash
ingion, n C., during which hehas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and the departments, Judge Cha. W.
siayner, an Attorney and Counselor Of
The supreme Cour' tho United States,
ispropared TO promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing influential Congressmen ~ TO
the needs OF clients aud communities
represented by him.
uo also continues his practice In tho
General Land Office, prepares appeals,
makos answers aud arguments before the
Commissioner aud Secretary, analyses
aud reports on cases TO attorneys Al
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. P.o. Addrezs, Box
40, Washington ID. o.