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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26
IN PULPIT AND PEW.
The News of the Various Churches at Home
and Abroad.

The News of the Various Churches at Homs
and Abroad.
The General Conference of the Lu-
theran Church of the United States
has appointed the following committee
to enrich and revise the literature OF
the Lutheran hymnal: Rev. Edwin
Heyl Delk, of Hagerstown; Rev. DIR.
Gilbert, of Harrisburg, Pa; Rev. DR..
Parson, of Washington, D. c.; Rev.
H. S. Baugher, of Gettysburg, Pa;
Rev. H. B. Vile, of Carlisle, Pa.
This committee has held several meet
ings and cut out over a hundred of
the old hymns now used and will sub
stitute new ones selected with care
from the best hymns Of all denomina-
tons now published. Their final
report will be to the next General
Conference which convenes in st.
John Lutheran Church, Hagerstown,
next spring.
The first quarterly conference for
Shepherdstown circuit will be held at
Uvilla next Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. David Bush will be present and
preach. Services as follows; Satur-
day, preaching at 1870 a m. followed
by quarterly conference; Sunday
love feast, 9 a. m; preaching, 1880
a. m, followed by the quarterly col
lection and the holy communion !;
preaching at 8 p. m, followed by re-
vival services; young peoples meet
ing at p. m. The c. c. Band Will
hold its meeting in the Southern
Methodist Church at Shepherdstown
at 7.30 p. m. next Sunday.
A Christian Endeavor business
meeting and social will be held at the
home of Mr.. Charles Humrickhouse
on Tuesday evening of next week,
MAY 1st, at s o'clock. This is the
closing of the first six months term of
the society, and full reports Of all
officers and chairmen of committees
will be presented The business meet
ing will be followed by the social,
active and associate, and all young
friends of the Lutheran Church.
Divine services next Sabbath morn
ing and night at the Lutheran Church
in Shepherdstown. At 1870 a. m.
ascension services. Subject, "The
Ascension of Christ" At $50 p. m.
The Peoples Service, - arranged in a
new and attractive form on the sub
ject 1.-THE Christian Life, will be used.
Christian Endeavor at Uvilla at 3 and
at ShepherdStown at 6.l5 p. m.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at Zion Church
on next Sabbath at II a. m Prepare
tory services will begin Friday night
at 7.45 o'clock. Rev. S. NJ. Engle
will preach Friday night and Satur-
day morning There will be preach
ing in the Presbyterian Church at
Dufields next Sabbath night at 7.45
oclock.
Communion service in the NJ. E.
Church in Shepherdstown Sunday at
1870 a. M; preparatory service Sat
urday at $50 p, m; Sunday school
at 8 a. M. Service at Mt. Wesley
Sunday at 3 p. m.
There will be service in the Re-
formed Church on Sunday in Shep-
herdstown at 1870 a. m. and at Kear-
neysville at 3 p. m.
Rev. H. c. Mcdaniel will preach
in the colored Methodist Church Sun
day evening at half-past o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26
SEQ 900 WORTH o. GOODS.

Comprising very article OF wear for
male aud frmalr except ladies hats
Of the finer. medium aud common
grades. The latest move lilies OF the
season a. well as staple articles. The
lowest cash pric" marked In plain fig
ures on ever article No books. No
credit UPDRGRAFfS,
Hagrrstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26
will Locate Here.

DIR. ]. NJ. Miller, of Romney, this
State, has definitely determined to
locate in ShepherdstOwn for the prac-
tice of his profession. The doctor was
here the first of the week concluding
his arrangements. He bought the
dwelling-house recently erected by j.
w. B. Frazier on Trussell's Addition,
occupied by c. C. Frazier, for which
he is to pay $l,325 cash. He will
have an Office in the new REGISTER
building on Main street. DR.. Miller
expects to come here in about month
with his family and begin practice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26

When baby was sicF. We gave her Casioria.
When she was q Clild, she cried for Castorsa.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CasioriA.
When she had Children, she gave them CastorA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26

Raisins &c, prunes &c to loc, cur
rants Sc, canned pineapple Sc, Petit
Johns breakfast food Sc, home made
kraut SC a gallon, ETC., etc., at j. A
Staley's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26
Hagrrstown, Nj

If you intend building porch send
size and style wanted, get prices from
Elmer +. Beachley, and you will save
money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26

. MOTHER ARRIvAL-Burpesi Earliest
n OF all Peas Burpee's Extra Early Peas,
tennessee Sweet Potato Pumpkins. Jap.-
uese Pumpkins. Cushaw OF Crook-neck
Pumpkins Terra Gotta Tomato. Lemon
Blush Tnmato TwohOok Fltst-the Earilsst
smooth Tomato, at NchUhhANs.
n EMEaBER-That still han5Ie Jnlius:
II kings fine Specfacles and have on nand
a large stock Of specs and Eyeglasses, Nolcn
= ''A 'e''s . = MoMURRAS's-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-04-26
Schedule Of Mails at Shepherdstown.
Time for closing the mails will be a. toll

Time for closing the mails Will be as toll
lcws:
For Train No. 3, south bound, rs A. n.
For Tn,in No. ~. north bound, - NJ.
For Train No. "a. south .'ound 4.0 I. ".
Tne mails arriving on Train No. from the
south due here at s.us q. NJ, when they reach
he Office not later than -, VIII 90 opened
for distribution that night, beginning Win
this date.
+. II. REISHARr. Postmaster.
Cif city Lodge No. ., shield OF honol.
meets the second ami fonrth Tuesdays u
each month at m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
SUMMARY:



Pariee h one of the l,.st amateur
pitches In the territory, and vi,h arst-
slAss sapp~t could hold any Kind If .
club down 10 very few scattering hits,
He fann-d out thirteen of the heavy sluK.
srr~ of tins San As,ci.l team. His catch.
Or. ''snappsr" Hale. 10 in,iesd grsa,
lissis recsiver. but, q, times. he uses bad
Judgment. His throw 70 third base in
the af inning vas very diAas roas 70
his sids.
Doaghsrty 81 third hess 10 . true man,
and he u ell right st the bat. zinsssr al
second bass. Dsvy Joass guarding short
hsld, and Graham q, arss base. played
thsir points we'll.
The Csr,llos hsldsrs. Clements, Jones
and Coleman. played up 10 sms,uss
standard.
Major Murphy ofheiA.sd a. manager
for the CsrilIos boys. and he ~ill return
homs we'll pleased with the gsail-manly
department Of his team. They arc all
ars,' elias, plsasAu, gsatismsa.
Mattress. Who covered third for San
hAreiAi. played ~ Que a ,As eastern
stssss leagues. and this 70 his Ore. game
With the sAa kArcials. He 10 all right
In the asld and 81 the hat
Baker occupied the shovt asld, aud
yoaag Hitchcock guarded the sscond Tag
Tor thS aan Aos.i.ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

fessiepals lie takes them In lihe vet.
ersa, thu, he 10.
coplen. ~, In lett ssld. !. away up In
his bus,n---. aud pallet down half =
dosen high aiss. He drove ou, three.
bsgger in the sixth Inning.
Wilton, In center 6-ld, miriudsci two
mic. dice, while Crawford In RICH, did
M, have much ~ do.
The battery tor the San Msrc,als. Ma
gu,re pitcher. and Rose catcher. are old
timsrs ., the business. and worked well
together. ko-e has been playing ball In
southern New Mexico, around D.ming
and Silver City and III PAso, for Year,.
Msguirr s really FROM Mag,islens, bu,
he pays hs dues in the San Msrcisl club,
just like the other players. He attends
to his pitching snd never says . word
M ops can rattle him. lie was succ-sr.
full In tanning cut eight bstters 81 IN.
Cerrilloe club.
Manager Gray, of the San hArcisl
club. aud Acting Manager Murphy, OF
the Cerrillos, with the two captains.
selected ". T. MCKNIGHT, superintendent
of the tournament, a. umpire, although
he prutest.d, and II mus, be said IN the
cre,ii, Of the players that III. game pro-
gr--se'i without, friction and any kick ing
Capt, w"odmsnsec and Pitcher Mellon.
AID. II the Browns base ball club, oftici-
a,sd a. the scor-rs.
The inhclh Of the grounds 10 in very
fair condition, but the superintendent, Of
tn. work, J Edward Priest. being
pu he'i To his utmost, had neglected Oh,
ou,held. This will I've r-m-di.d for To-.
morrow mornings game. Gallup and La.
Vegas coming together at 10 o'clmk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

was advised by her physician 10 vi.i, this
city for her health.
Ars. " Jones. II santa ~, VIII. ~
the owner II Nmbl- jim. a tro,ter from
the ancient town. came down FROM the
north las, night AMI will remain With
her husband during the week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

rs p~smia@ liss of the foursssu,h an
lair Of the Tsrvi,nrisi Fair associA-
(s out and eopy rsesived n this o.
a very liberal liss AZ prsnis@s 10
I'D aud this Of itself shoald assure .
ssss TIA vsEy neal vises Of work
IrTaphissily and rra-css mach credit
We AibaqusWqus cirizns olsles from
"a u smIa.tsd. --ssa Juan Times.
-. 80.
soo' boads In ,As sam Of $1,000 ~iil
hssly b so,d the prssss, wssh By
~Aool board u Gallup prssisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
ss's ts PaAl.s sAs.,s

The public schools ~ Santa Fe ~
ro-d this morning. With the following
ls@-rs; Principal. U. r. Curr~nI High
f"'l. Missss Marie Goeis aud Mary
s~o1d, let ward. G. d Conkiin, sixto
('r'a ami Ant"nio or,is, Sod ward. Miss
ply Ly neh and Miss Sadie HolzmAa
Sari, Mrs Lee Brown and Miss Eina
lys"i<'h w-r,. ~ Ri'ssh~th will
an'i is- Maggie J"hnroni At the
PIT" a"Sdemy Sister Ann Mary ami
a-r Mary R-gis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
RaHa lba a aeras.

The dsnosrAis In precinct No. - elect
81 tho following delegates In the Las
Cruces territorial convention John
Trimbls, WIN. BuTus. q. N. Caadia. Kr-
pss. Meyers. Nd. Cooper. J. x. priss, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

re b,Ats Commander writes ne from
lAsan, N-b., a. sollows; .'Aftsr trying
dkin~s snr what sesssed 10 b. . very
RssinA.s cough IN our two children We
~ R Hinge New Discovery and In
Z dAys the e.aGh hasi sntiwfy Len them
L Will nss BE- without u hsrsafssr. %
Z ssperisncs proves that Il curss whore
cher remedies fai." slgasd y W
Zveaa, State Cem why MOI give THE
- nedicine . trial. ~ u 10 guaranssed
9ial bottles arc ffos 81 d.. Thos. II
ss b sea's drug store. Regular
ssoc and el.0o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
Weeklg. Gitiss,l
iFrun nssnrtlay's D>i,y.J


trrp~ ssssraay. D.il,J
N. rcstin. cf the srn Of I'd. C,ou,h,.r q
To-. 10 quits vi.
A u. whitsca. the music dealer, LET,
he, nigh, Coz Ration.
Inward Henry, el.mayor 81 Eass La
Vegas. 10 ., the Han Felipe.
J. n. heads 10 ~ the Rarop.ap, and
registers ffo~ winehes,er. Va.
W. s&esd'r', a's n'.. Asn'. Davis, OF
W,s, Tusrss avenue. -.
r. r. 0sbsl. superinssndsn, Of III. A.
sn,ie 4 Pacific, and family. arrived ,h,s
kAsrucon from Santa Monica, Cal.
Mrs. wm. Harris, Of Ailsrton, N. H.,
ssssd through the city las, night on her
ssy 70 visi, Deminw relatives and ss1snds,
Li,,le Francisco Hubbeli, son az Hoo
"a Hubbsll, vho has been s.rs,asly ~
r several v.-hs. 10 r~port-d by the At
ssdinT physician. Dr. Psarc,, a. greatly
approving.
J II. Mills, Of n, Luis, was arr nd
sa night, b ing piloted by that GENIAL
vnil-msn, Jsc"b GAinslsy. of III. arm II
l. washburn 4 Co. Mr.. NH. r~p,r
.s,s the N"uouck SILK Co
klhgn bars, proba,. clerk ~ s,-,sro.
sne ny IA tue city lsst n,ght With h,s
ttls ~n. whom he placed IN ID. I.u,l,c
fbcl d I'D town. Mr. BarH ,nE~ms
n CiriEss tina, dlphlh-ri. 10 very l,.u
lnonK the rhii rpn m y -nrro
James u Ro-s', pr-sni-ut - the l. III.
,, bank ~ A"rr suwn. Tenn wno
Bows s'ssi thing when b. s.-s II. lie.
rrs !" ascertain r'nn-thing sion, th,s
sntry aDd ~lli h,r-ai,-r rad tn han.
,smgs II Nv A-s,cn thr,msh tn. co
nu- ~ Ins tITiIgs
J & brn~b, kpnwn ~ "F.rn,,"
r~n, r~~hi,ux "ij"r,ng the N nn
rr sari-n over "a ih- ", 81 .nd, H.
BUG over the ARRIVAL ~ has i,u-,. 81 ~
BY ahy ~ Buvu male IA nv
ut ~" -ariy >ru''r'ay m"ru,ug, ava
winsio~ ,itc,at.,i ~ the fsast.
Prh. W. b Cr-sg-r. -x su,-r,n end
OF the gov-rnmrn, Indian sch,spl, lrf,
sI nigh, fer BI1~iug.,n. Ind q. VII, ~
sccrp'- u pN'-,''un 40 me II The pr e. =.
~ IN 'h. state university al thai ',y.
o In'-r~~,s up ~ the C,rhni inning
STRAIT eli, b" l1k,1i sitter ~ h,r Lrdh.
J''hn Cr-Ax-r Tie t~st wishes IL
IN cir'zzs nui = h,st ~ iri-n,is hisuw
fa. CraK-r hack H. hs nd In,iiana
~
IL. funti al at - Samuel Is Disk.
sor- death occurred thursday night 81
rngsis, bs ,1aiy arriving here on N"
ss-risy af'ern'ou. ts'k place this
srno'u nj y ockck AT the L,s,i avenue
sahoiis, churh, smi the reinsins ~~r~
risi 1" F.,rv'ew c-,n-,-ry The iaise.
C~~ IL ,iu"r, a. o. U W. of whrh
=
NJ t,ur,Ai s-rvW-~ III. i-e-as.-i was
hngbtrh AM Me Isaac Lame.
fs~ dsys ag", the op,~ ~ prsiac.zi
sup,- ssd nt-rvmw bad with N yd
ne, AMI ~hr" Was pul'l,shrsi krr, "a
Ind.nsIpu-. Lad, >en,m~l, ami
~isi 'nr .r'"l "a w,nly Aibuqu-r.
ean." NJ Bn- st~,-,i yesterday that
ile h- Was hack ~ lndiauRlr,lls h-
not me-" my ~~.psl~r r.,.ort-r,
u rarn" im.sIn- how h- C me I" b-
What do you make . week ~ asked
e Gu i0us visitor.
>even dollars" answered tho
sihed man"
{" N the deal now
that's right even bones.'
:" GU re workin' too cheap Yov
! 10 gis more than rat on tho Indian
! POLLS ball team - ludiAnapoli,
bornAl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

~ Fososs nss'oo' 'ass saturday Night
r' Lowe and vile viii remain In th'
S.... - a~ """e'
80. -. W" '"'" 'on"""'
nos W. Y hsd'sy and others, who q.
e"oea '"s "''ss'"n congress- Just con
ciuded n Denver. have returned hon.
hsy vorssd hard Tor New hes'c'
900 Aooqusrqne' and their enort'
ve'e ~wsrued by the delegates voting
'ouq"erqus - the nsrt meetinv placs
'o' "s congress
NJ" ame Mecne. who has been Wis.
','es Aee no"on In Los Angeles, aud
also IN oaiinp' re'urned In time 10 sp.
p's"d the Browns 81 which her brother
"s member MISS hccue has enjoyed
.rosoIs ~ H. no '.. $3.50 rom The me-
y,, ,s.
s"' ".e s"eA ssen' Tor
.w s~" !" 'oaos' neaipusr'
ivy, vas IN Tue ei'y yes
N. w.. ". r,.. Wv,
w.. w.. '' "
"ooos"n' e"oo ns'ured and happy, the
travelling representative fcr the Santa W
~ ~e,'o@n. T" :" 'ne cry and whi prob
10y 'o.'A'n au''"e Tue is'r' He vas
,.o.sisn o~"e' ~ fhn ciTisnn once this
-.
soe' and rioreuce Baker.
III, -. ,s,. ~ re-
an .,,.,, a.. - "e ''nef
Al. go. a.. 80, . AMI
" ''e''"'
Tue Inss 'eve'ry company opened
49,, A.. -, ,...--.,' "'k"'
com,.nv h,.n,h.. o.., 80 %
,r.a. s,..... :. ,s". e'
II
"o" Il r'1n' o, "insiow' Arizona.
,.,.,. n. W"
In psn,.vIv.n;. aha. -. =.
g,.. IN n.v . v,.;, 40 ~.
49,, -.
O"nan'tors burg-st and Meers, to-
:, 81, ' Dp.y' eh conductor
"a. p-",,, eP.' 'ese on NO ..
then ynpo IN C.n.d. !" '"' 'A"' ana
an
' =" v" A'"oquerqneAn'
emplov ~ m. Sat. D. - a.
.p.nd fair v..l and g., -. =.
ON . v,.,, =, y, D..
-,
a rgu'sr meeting ~ the Republican
" ~ " NV" S.n ", W.
~" '" p' "'" sauna re
Prof Cbas. Longuemars, the we'll
&n"~n mining enpsr'' publisher and edi-
"" " = mining Journal came down fr"u
Las 'ssss saturday night and continued
On 70 ~ rSso
" y HAL rnsarned h"mt Last sasur
asy "'gnt being accomplished by his
ss'er' ~" Belle Hall Small. VII" viii
sPsn" AT week here. the guest OF Mrs,
~, =. =.
~ SUI ""'' VINO A'r,''n
!" ""p 'o."sS' WI oT CUES" OF n
". ,s." ~. '-""s uur'"s 'ne "eeA'
,,-.m,.. '
d v
"' s"e =" tue well
49, p~"' A"a MUSIC aee'er' u
. ,,,....a, v,.,, A. -. ,"s,.'
friends. ~"
Tn. ,,s.,, .h,,a -, ~. .. A. -,
Moi. 500 -. Al. 49,. ,
and will b, bur,ssi In a mi. R..h.,. 60
e,rry this evening NV und.r,.h.,
str,ng.
q. B.cl.r and dsurh,.r. and . ,.dv
friend. WIN were visiting tho family Of
JOAN Becker, of Belen, srs At the Ruro-
p~an registered from springervillc, A. T.
A T. Hunt. Of Al. s.n Marsha, r..
one at the host weekly newspap 70 pob.
lished In the tsrvi,ovy. 10 In the city aud
called ., Txs Crasns ollscs this maning.
s-,,.
man. N..d,... /. ~, a. . ,,.,. 40 ~.
family On Moth y.I,.r i. r.,, NJ
swss,land n an old Albuo osrous..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
tEgs and i'oai,rS.

The Bsnsvolsn. socisty will realize
handsomely from the performances Of The
kAsool
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

"Will you marry boy X years
old" Somebody called Judge Peter
ron OF Brooklyn. over tho telopL ono
and asked the question;
faro his parents living'"
"Na"
"iiss he g guardian p"
YES"
Then send his guardian aioDg.
How old II the bride''
Sho's-er.er woll.er-she's 60. but
sho doesn't look H."
Who Is that talkins'" asked his
honor
1T II tho Rev. -"
We'll, you'd better attend to that
oh yourself I'm not throwing boys
into tho avs ~ death these da q "
Whom the receiver shot Into its
place the telephone girls thought
ightning hal struck tho wire
New York Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
FACES.
How They Becoms shapsass Aessratas
to Ones Calling.

How They Bscoms shapsasa Aessrdtas
to Once Calling.
tappears probable that the tsilor's
distinctive type Of face may have
been partially created by his habit
OF working his jaws ooucomitsntly
with his shears lot any one wasch
Q person cutting u piece Of tough
material with scissors and he will
see that the lower part OF the fsos
ways In rhythmic and spontaneous
unison with the bladcs shepherds
and farm laborers who Join sheep
shearing gangs certainly acquire .
different expression while engaged In
this kind OF work.
The cast OF countcnance by which
ono so easily recog uizes q groom 10
partially explicable from the fact
shat the muscles which close the Jaw
aud compress the lips are always
called into play when we are assert
Ing our will over tina: OF horse
Nearly all jockeys and other horsey
mcn have peculiar set OF tho mouth
aud chin. but have been unable TO
distinguish any special charao toristic
about tho eye or other part OF the
face
I, 10 Instructive to compare the
viaago OF the ruler OF horses With
that Of tho ruler OF mon. The
horssInan's face shows cOmmand In
the mouth the drill Sorgoant's 10
the mouth and tho eye The last 10
undou btedly the most effective In
strumcnt In exacting obedience from
our own species iiere NO get Q
HAT OF the cause OF that want OF
dignity, that element OF coarsenoss
which 10 disce nible In the countsn-
Ances OF some men and women Who
have much TO do with horsoA The
higher and nobler method OF ex-
pressing autbo GRITTY 10 outweighed By
the lower and more animal one
tEgs and reaurs.
According 70 tho census tho inited
States produced t57. oJL. 900 dozen OF
eggs In 1879 and si7. 000 0)0 dozen
In 1889. These figures are probNbly
under the mark A. tho figures Civ
on. however, the annual egg product
Of the United States amounts to
eI0 I.OO1. 900 II 10 this We add the
value OF tho poultry sold No shall
obtain . pretty high ngure for the
annual output OF the department
One authority has placed II ~ $780,
OOO.OOL 10 1898 the entire wheat
crop OF the United States amounted 70
S96. 100. 900. bushsl. worth less thsA
$500. 900. 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

Oakland. Cal.-Ahout two y~srs sgo
i-r-i hcn J. r. Gates q On. Gan
ancisco. . hattie of Simmoes Liver
suls''r On trial. and ~ satisfactory
ben its use In expelling bile from
\ system and regulating the srsion a
liver that frn,n an ori~r II "o- a. .
D. the osyi.r hss ris~n 10 dasen bottlss
ooc- B. v LAwRxscs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
hat zee Q. Ia,.r..,-I m

"Does your husband favor tn.
(llot for women asked the little
pman
WELL" replied the tall womsL
20 does not actually oppose IL but
netimes ! think he 10 more inter.
Nd In the ballet for men"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

Hungry Higglns-I visit ia Of
hsd sense enough TO 20 ~ the noun
iains last spring Weary Watkins 90
I'd like To know wat iar' HURRY
higgins Cause, II We vas up In the
'aountains and had any walkIn' Ia do
40 could 20 down hill all the time -
hdiaaspolLs JaurnAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

GOod old lady said Ia her no how.
. poor preacher,
"Jamos, Why did you enter tho
ministry"
'liecauso I was called" no an.
swered
james. said the old lady anx'
iously. "a she looked up from wiping
her speclacios. "aro lou sure 10
wasn't SOME other noise you heard"
Christian Sentinel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

What do you make . week ~ asked
le Gu ious visitor
>even dollars" answered tho
(sihed man
" n the deal now A"
That's right even bone4."
a.. ou re- workin' too cheap Yov
% git more than ( iat on tho Indian.
POLLS ball team - lndiAnapoli,
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-17
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14th, 1884
The Cleveland tariff bill is to be re-
ported to the Senate this week. 1t is
not to be torn all to pieces by the
Finance committee, as many had ex-
pected. 1t is only to be sufficiently
amended before being reported to gain
the support of those Democratic Sena-
tors who had announced their intention
to vote against it unless their demands
were complied with. Nothing has yet
been officially given out concerning
these amendments, but it is regarded
as certain that they will include a duty
on sugar, both raw and refined, and
duty on coal. These concessions to
the Senators from Maryland, Virginia.
West Virginia and Louisiana, are not
to be called protection. The Democra-
tic party is opposed to protection, you
know. So the claim is TO be made by
the committee that these duties are
levied solely for revenue purposes and
with no intention to protect these in
dustries. AS matter of cold, hard
facts these proposed amendments are
not pleasing to the Democrats, except
those from the states that will b, bene-
fited. and they are only to be made be.
cause the bill cannot be passed with
even four Democratic Senators voting
against it, and as an offset the duties
on a number of articles principally
produced in states that are reliably Re-
publican are to be still further reduced.
The income tax is to remain in the bill.
unless struck out by a vote Of the
Senate. The Republican Senators will
probably hold conference as soon as
the bill is reported, in order to deter
mine upon the plan of opposition they
will follow. The advices they are re-
ceiving from their constituents are
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-17

First Action-Second Action-Third
Action.
So said the wise Athenian. We shall
to follow his advice in many matters:
il none more so than in graphing with
a cold or with dyspepsia; or in seeking
relief from consumption in its earlier
stages. 1t is absolutely useless to sit
down and bemoan our bad fortune. We
must act-act-act. The first and
most imperative action necessary is to
procure bottle of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. The second action
will be to use it. The third action will
naturally follow-we shall proclaim
abroad its virtues.
Sardis, Big Stone Co.. MINI.
R. V. Pierce, M. D. Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sir, Having felt it my duty to
write of the good I received by taking
your medicine, l now would say, that
one year ago I was given up by my
family physician and friends: all said I
must die. My lungs were badly afflicted
and body reduced to skeleton. My
people commenced to give me your
Medical Discovery" and soon be-
gan to mend. 1t was not long before I
became well enough to take charge of
my house hold duties agip.
l owe my recovery to DR., Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
Respectfully, Mira Mills.