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Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

III Dsrosr, Colorado spriu15 o. gn,blO. Colo, "a
Raar Btlttis, I'll Glts5 paa i~or1Itaiss DaioeE {
Juni, 5alt a dulut 8iaia' 7 'Etsr.
~ eiits. url. ia. foe @ A. r. Encsmpmsn.. St,
o. 7os z ptta5fr.
III Davenport ia l9os til 12of Easut for Sons a
Veterans Encampment.
S'riO rusr 5~saUsHo BEN IL NIT ON B~bsrfacrr Cp.
.55HtB3 a~uaaaenot Cotutiafuos, o. ale andre grfHvs
aonsE Gsbst At sommsrtH o. 6gtsn.
e., q Wfee,
Ag y G. r Y R'y.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Observation-Disclosures. Iapninss-
retten | Sgnoerbor9 bar peo Dom ben
lite bs. oplsit Observation-Disclosures
i Sunoeueb % Gts Ssnberberreo o9
ibsmt 5o~reningetnes Jormanb buer en-
ggbe Of so 8ei9smart.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

6r. 6nItap Gsmann bar til GEL
lin9gr BOliti bctaIt Ell Bgoe al 25 Sr.
for ben 9ustelie. ban for uOgeu lib
iioen tiloelte Or. Goo. 8rnnbrs pnn
Seliiugprs gnns9aaro.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Min WouNoore Oeh

Nig g%anbnare. Deb Ipbpgnin9en
til ben eleftriite ge%ntralanitalt / STEMS
borg naaeoe grsnotorer s. Sdli9tins
en- operorbentli9 rig 8anoaare $50 Sob
unber Surbens Ooerflaos. Zen 9ioer
Otter @anb i Minutst pg
itol bore ben uanori9eIte | S%ertusosm'
merne. Wlet 8nnoet fOmmer Der fore
StDtter 8runtul up al 3oroens Snors.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
1teorah Gitn sonos tinalas

/ Summer al $500 buer. Rcuten 5 grpc.nt,
beiaIes balOaurIia ben lite gni Og lie EoU.
bpert Gor. 3eHne SiiierbeO er laa aoo iom
Jorenees Staters Bombs, o9 oobbelt ido
bsi 8eHte. HGrmere Cplpsuingsr faces
5trit Ratioual Ban'. 472O4
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Spbsfalh efter splhif. @n

3rammens pn9re 6prretninssmenb,
Sanb. farm. Better Eeberien, er aisaaet
peo 9sben efter at uRre ra,nmet al
Sulitit. Gen aiopbe brep en- betDbelis
5orretnins i Material' Os 5arueparer
meo tilbsrenoe temifstefniit 5abrit og
bar en- pel anieet Wanb, iom eiterlaber
Iia mango 8eniter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Mnn til NoOOint Simle for at ian
WV" goers Eeitamsnt ltrsoet. uoiRt
iite mso bette, iuotiI bet sr ~iorfent, oa oa
faa Jremmeoe iii at belle goers gienoom.
3320tf
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

lllpen. Sfsfse giterretninser fra
3uOberreo optreoer lllpen Der / fmlptte'
bis % fOraariaser mesen Stabe pao
Smaai2et. Oct tilisies at 3Dret lite
Ii8ner ben fienbte ~uUrlfe ulp", men er
lpieye at 5aroe % bar Ell mere buffet
Sule. Stuloe bet bore Suriiter fra
Sjbirien? Siaafalb er bette ct npt Be-
pt8 paa llluens fore gune % Tilbsie'
li9beo til at ~itreiie piot Omfrins.
S Mioten al 5emtiaarene, oa bette
uopr fOrmelis oueripsmmeoe bet nor
NeniieloIte, Itisb Wsooeleren en- aparte
Hlp. Zen bar pmtrent itibbenboio al
6nrpc, % ben baooe Ell Sale, Der fig
neoe Ell iIiot Sopelime. Set fneb meo
at iaa Stuopensene. oa ueoiummenoe
Nptoritet lite fit Stinoet til at femme
9otrtcn meo lllp eIer Serp. On rusiilt
Stlbs'prer, Tom o%perpiutrebe paa Stes
bet, Oi8lOroe imiblertio Sasen til SGs
Ssrens 6orbel meo ben GrtlGring, at
bet bar en- thrift lllp.
: Sp8oerne peo gore Namien altiaa
p0re Sarran % Hamsifoseue er for
ilRroRrenoe nlp, eler ben bar / ON.
trln9 ct Wars 3ib uaret Der, men er MI
ialrt8ere. @nonu bsres bet life, at ben
gar ta8et 8reatilr, men ret iom bet er,
nroer man un9 Gig, iom ben bar taset.
zen er en- iarlis 5ienbe for glsen, Us
S'loer ben Der en- 9ib, iaa pil pisielis
Crite oRrotfulbe Sllot burtis iuinoe ino
suer llg o~erira. 3ermeo uil pel O9laa
Os HoenlanoIte Sasere, iom Der er iaa
mango al ON Soften, ubebliUe % beres
t9Iote E~en9epnnse meb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

8ulbbrpaup. Den lobe I. Ws. fei'
rebe Spfer Sans Ssrsenien os Snitru
i Mels paa &ls beres @ulbbrprlup.
Guer 100 BeriOner beltos / @ilbet, iom
itoo hos 8oelsmnno g. 2eerbers.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Zen tpifc Seiier anium til etupun

Zen tpifc Setter antom til Stauuns
aer ben 3oie Suli ST. 10 ON Gftenen.
aei,erinoen er meo benne Sang. Sele
8peu bar paa Senene os Nootaselien
Ital 6ape paret iaroeles pelptfet. gn
bel 9amptibslauoe bar ieilet aeiier'
parret impbe Os SaUuen bar iom ouer'
iaaet meb gaabs. alminoelig Stag
nina. WuFtsn paa gampifibene ipil'
lebe "9ie @a6t am &beinA (gasten
peo Rbinen).
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Srnfnet. 6ru Oberit Solit, Siaes
paas, fanotes ben 24be SUM orutnet
uoenfOr en- 8rpsse / Sillepaa9. 5ruen
bar saaet biemmefra omtrent ST. 10
ON 5ormiooasen, men ba bun enonu
ON @ftermibonsen life bar penbt tils
buse, bespnote man at isse eiter benoe.
Iaa Srp9sen laa benbes Sat % 9ara.
iol, % li9e uoenfor fanotes 2iset bris
henAe
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

S%ron66jems mefaniIfe TGrfiteo
bar me9et Irbeioe / benne 9ib. Serpaa
tpoer bl. q. ben Smfanbisbec, at Bert.
itebet jeuulis bar inotaset NrbeiOere i
oenne Saion, iaa at bet M bar umtrine
400 Mano = en- eiter t%ronobjemite
6Orbulo meset reipeftabel QrbeiositDrte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Heoninasbelennina. 6ii!

Heoningsbelenning. 5iiserne sg.
rem anoerien, Niels Better QnSerIen,
Riels 2arisn Og Gbriituffer Wabien,
aQe Of goerbp, SOoens SOsn, bar q
ben tpite aeiier faaet bpsr 80 sr. iOm
9elsnnin9 for at babe rsbbet geiat,
ninsen fra ben tpfte Tialf "suianne
Waria", Tom i Citober Maaneb f~prliite
totalt paa siaIanbs Rep paa 8eiie fra
Qltcnn til Gal6ors meb Uiais.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Seo Rigsoagsmanbspuls / EHbo
Serreo pnlgtes grOtettioniiternes anu.
oioni, 2anbstbingsmnnb BiIb. geu9ts,
ion I Sdrabst6p meb 1926 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
<tpr Vrauo.

Stor granp. 8artepit Wsue,
Srunlanas, tilbprsubs 81. 8. gasse sr
tptolt usbbranbt. Sloeus Garias er
ubstienbt, a~ntaselis Selrantanoelie.
8ruoet bar asiursret | 9anoets aim.
NronbtasIe for 37,420 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
NDrge.

esssfolp. 9ifrittsl9se | Stjsrs
,,isr 9onas gnsel er afeaaet peb 9es
w., IN QlSer at SO Gar ban bar fsot
Ts95, too gramsn Grtium 1912 % me-
Mint Gmbebseramen / 0opember
SKI. Sra Suli 1853 til 1855 bar
5sr 3nipetter os unoerla8e ueb uorore
T~ronobiems G~mtsipsebus | Stosn,
Erorpaa Fan rebiatte fig ipm pripat
sroltjierenoe 2ase | Stisroalen. 8
. 1858 uonapntes ban til Siltritts'
iS2oe i nurbre 5Oien (grlanoet) os oeo
Siarittets 3elins i 1853 til 8iitrittss
Iyae ! ben ipntre Del e0sr mibtre 6os
I'm 9 SUM 1878 blep ban uon9pnt
If 7iitrittslase / Suloalen os ! &u-
anti famine @ar til 9iltrittslase /
gticr6alen, builtet gmbebe ban altiaa
inoe6apoe ueo fin 3so.
gnoel bar unber fit Spbolo Or
lanbst i flere @ar Meolem at aommu'
uebetnrelien % i CO. 4 aar Srbferer.
Gn / 8riItiania o9 noe paa Sast'
elterne peltienbt Manb, SUffotosrai 6
s,aciniti er plubieli9 afsaaet teb %
bet. Gioeoe par Gptat % fom ians
men meb andre polite Slpstninse til
Nproe eIter bet iibite Spitauosforip9.
: garenes SOB baobe ufbsbe facet ops
orbeiOct en- af bore fsrite f~OtosrafIte
Gcrrctninger, iom ban ifipttebe mec flor
9pgtigbeb. 2iseiaa fremra8enbe bar
han iOm SGser, % mango er be, ION
neN Sor9 pil bere, at ben p~eltjenote
s~titfelie life mere pil fomne til at bile
fla noe pua Sustislterne.
Spro9l9rer Gbmunb 9beafer er
~ofsaact peo 9sben / S~riltiania 81 Iar
eammel. Gan bar fpbt / Shefielo
1927, men lar / en- lGnsere IarrGfte
prrct bOiut i iorifieai9e Sper / Nor9e.
Chen 1866 Ear ban pGret 2ranslatpr
i Gugelit, i builtet Spros ban osiaa /
Garenes SOB bar bapt talri8e gleuer.
Giolisere SosnepreIt 8 90 Berg
pib er nigaaet ueo 9goen i 8riitiania
/ Ell 2(oer al 7S Gar.
g @tter Martin 9erspib bar feot /
1916. blep Stubent / 1888 % tbeolu'
gift anuoioat i 1S43. s 1s49 unoers
taiteOe ban fig osiaa Gramen / lappiif
u3 Oerefter osiaa / fuanit, % bar iaa'
leOes ben ferIte, Der tog bisIe Gramina
pso bort lluiuerIitet. CANINE 9lar uos
rrpnts8 ban til Susnepreit i 8aoss,
~bpUrfra ban 1852 iOrHpttebes til Sass
boItao. Ser iom | fit i~oresaaenbe @m'
beOe Oirteoe ban meo NibfiGrbeo / en-
RGtte al 9tar, inbtil ban i 1873 is9te
fin Nfiteo % flDtteoe til SDen, bpor ban
ioen bar oaret ipsieliat meo iorltiel'
li9e liter9re Grbeioer, iarlis 8enealos
0iite stucier % Sptesuelier.
- 6bp. Spfo9eo / arasers Suban
ROren Gbriitie er afsaaet peo 9pben /
Ell Nloer al " Iar.
Snn bar fsbt / 9rono6iem 1922, to9
Grtium 1S41 % iurioiit gmbsoseru'
men 1915.
San bapoe WloneSbDro ON at bore
cit cnbper Senieenbe uom9rfet Gm.
beosmanb os Dor en- bramfri % aibOlot
&eriOnlisbeb.
6or 8rasers palstes ban | garene
lS77-S2 fom Stortbinssiuppleant pg
mpNte iom iaaoan / 1S7S-79 pna
S~tprtbinset, boor ban bapbe SGoe |
MilitRrtomitcen.
Ssbsfalb. Snsa nuale, 3atter al
Die Epale, Q9rerinbe peb Gmts Itolen
/ 8aIoers % Ell intelligent os pplDit
Tnme. afnif peb 9pben ben 3bie SulI.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

6orrtoo1lstr1nt fouHs'isr { Gong5sr mes Tralt,
trnnft. ca eastaasrfr mes bette I,9i bonner III
RIolsDag H. lilo 5~orHtboal o. II. Gyeseo a. fiy6.
Se!s4asHOe glsiassrssru laIr ia GalnIs a. LIS
on NorJsusa Cgal ii59 NtSoas.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Will YOU 100 ssrs "a. $500. :. q. ..s'. 80 -:ss
" Ink 157kEIsIl lUsIAt. ~ ga. Az. ssr iosI oTf
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Eresfen. Saskatchewan af "Sanoe,
iiorbs 3ioenoe" operta9es fra lite Sui
al fattor Soloe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Sloebranb. 1pbsl 9ro o9 Yoltbus
er nDfi9 nebbr9nbt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

SanS 6lGoe er en- ulpOrlis Gag.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Yoerit lape 9rtjer tl3enper

III a1r'mssd Of League Of American wseci~ca
ira l8at tl 1899 HuBsf III Burtiul,su, g. ~ an.
RI if!5s grsur7su ItfsI no ItHDsr f5r en- RuHstur
10 iaofrs pus sHo ,aU5 5ot for Jur,n o,rssa.
a'ft' iiiflts' BEN iObt q III, aasuf s~!zfOsHs, 9
Liba5rsi, lubtit i3ss 5svt.
Dor 0isut unosrs'aiu5 ssu5sHou man "a III sta
itoHisHssHt,u ,1r tt
Y. Eottop,
Cent, Tick and Pass Agf,
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

99nter Ie pna at toloe auition? 3 ino
lilfGloe Tom I'll "2seorab.T Ofen' os fa1
Bia'aterue trpste. vi oil uofgrs goet o.
pent Grbeioe cs biaist. Cpsip Os 2agsu
Tor anitionen, Raunei paa auitionnrius, %
Oi oil tribe 9Iatdteu, bpis BET lite aLereos
CT siort.
2e Tan ipare Gsnse ueo al saa til
ssH. 9eeorab.Yoiten
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
One Fare Rate til 5es NOiues for
Battle Flag Day.

fariln3lou. Gsasg Rlgio8 & Rotiberu Pana vi
iri3' gr'arlou Ttssts to les BONES ior Batte flag
Day sta i0o' rn3ut 90 5u idgs prB al ,ur,li Bincis
vrts for tat q R,iHt Bi1tist tNitls ira ars
eiaitour I JoDa o,H SOC o. 9os EuguR sisfS,uss
Tor Ttl5a5T'if, iaoht % NIB sea lite Husaa. ssr
uarntF' CvlgsHtHsr lsuotHosr maH Va ur ziatls.ss
a3'atrH,'atrm Y worton.
G r &P A.,
va Gsoay Raptos, jose
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
@.S|;|@BtfEtt1'SSGRESSSI s !sss
NT2H ASD Nun r.
y" LEAVING AND ARRIVING
TIME OF TRAINS.

Iran 70. 81 (paSilgsu aldr fra Gstorlb 2L as
~sfTmiesaJ. % 20. 81 fFrastl r. 500 Rorlta 70
81 CNaBia4st) aHssnur 80 EUoraa RLaO5g tetaa. q
Bo. 50 G'rasty aulSmmE II. $50 EitrRiso11.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
gu Sontorer for Sernbanebehp'

STU ! Srlitiania tanfer man pna at
G I1o' 90teI &opal; Der iorlauses 26O,.
WV VT, iOr Spsninssn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Cent, Tick and Pass Agf,
Solar Rapios, Jgiua.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
THE Evils or ISTEh THE CURE
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

Ir is said that Prince Krapotkin. the
celebrated nihilist, returned % Russia
In disguise recently, and was arrested
when the Russian police threw out
their dragnet three weeks ago.
TnE American Association Of Educa-
tors ~ Colored Youth will meet in Bal
timore July %, on which occasion Prof.
T. Garland Penn. Of Lynchburg. Va,
the statistician Of the association. will
make his report.
WALTER GAY, a Boston artist who lives
in Paris, has received the high honor
Of the purchase by the French govern
nent Of his picture in the salon Of the
Champs Elysees. this year, LA Cigar
reras." Also the Vienna academy has
awarded him frst-class gold medal
for his painting The Pardon" shown
at last years salon.
At conference 81 leading citizens Of
Brooklyn nominated by Mayor Schieren
70 decide on the best method Of pro-
ceeding In the matter Of the erection Of
statue 20 the late Gen. Henry w.
Slocum, IL was decided that the most
appropriate plan would be for the city
itself 10 assume all the obligations and
20 dispense entirely with private sub
ecriptions.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
DANGERS OF AGATE WARE
aluminium In the Kitchen ~ Possible. Pre-.
yantiNe.

Aluminium la the Kitchen "a PossIbI, Pre-
ventiNe.
The introduction of aluminium will
mark "A new era i'm the use of housc-
hold utensils. To have something that
Will neither break. rust nor flavor the
food with the article last cooked in il is
boon To all families. especially those
OF limited means. Where one can have
"a dish for every purpose IL seems Ia
matter less, but where there are few
dishes available. and where storage
space IL an object, this is most impor-
tant
IL certainly Is time that something
was invented to superccde the agate.
granite and porcelain-warc that have
been the housekeeper's alternative for
so many years. There is one danger in
the use of these wares that attention
has rarely been called to- and this is
the possibility that the surface will
chip off and get mixed with the food.
There have been instances when this
has happened, and in one ease In par
ticular there was very narrow escape
from serious il not fatal consequences
1t came about by the use of an agate
spoon with which some article of food
was stirred. Continual rappinR OF the
spoon on the side of the dish clipped
the glazing off, and quantity of IL
fell upon the food. Fortunately il was
discovered in time Ia avert the danger.
In case such tiny particles were swal-
lowed. they are quite sufficient To de-
stroy the coating OF the stomach and
cause death, and too much care cnn not
be exercised in matters OF tins sort. One
would hardly imagine that the de.
stroyer lurked in such simple-looking
thing as AN agate spoon. but all the
same there are cases of sickness and
death when the symptoms are 80 OBJ
scure that one can scarcely understand
them. and il Is impossible To describe
them with any degree Of accuracy.
There are good many intelligent
physicians who believe that death has
frequently been caused by swallowing
the glazing Of these wares. as the symp-
toms clearly indicated it, but IT APP
pears 20 he out Of the question 10 make
the average hOusekeeper understand or
believe II. Let us hasten the introduc-
ton of something that will do away
with this danger. and il aluminium j.
all that is claimed for IL. IL would be
well for every housekeepcr 10 invest in
IL at the earliest possible mOment.-N.
y. Ledger.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
DRY CLEANING.
Myster,-. OF th. D,cr'- Art rr.e,icea n,
Home.

Home.
Last years yarincnts could often be
n well clcauScd at homc AS mt the
dyerS IL a little c,stitious idea did
not prevail! ~ la mysterious processes
of the professional
'nry cleaning" il for the most part
NO dryer than Immersion in tub OF
liquid will permit.
Gowns and cloakS supposed nv their
owners tn bc submitted at the cleaner,
to delicate operations are put i'm a wash
tub and rubbed like any weeks wash.
ing. The soap used is made Of palm
oil
II they can not be put in water they
are dipped in a vat of bcnzine Wheth.
cr they are put ia bcnzinc or water de.
ponds upon the material. II piece of
which il experimental with before
hand.
Other garments not too complex ARE
laid ON marble slab and scrubbed
with palm oil soap.
Many garments restored To natural
color in laundries supposedly by cleans.
inr are in reality dyed over. The dye
IL dissolved in tub of water and the
garment fioatcd in and left To stand
awhile
Wool and silk garments I'm all fast
colorS. such as brown, blue. etc. and
black are washed in soap bark. which
takes out all the grease and seems To
give new body To the material Soap
bark restores black however rusty
or green. The secret of its use is to
have IL very strong. The laundcricS
put two teaSpoonfulS i'm nearly two
\ quarts of water and boil IL down tu
one quart which they put in IA bucket
and add warm water. Sometimes in u
bad case this strength is doubled.
II there Is only grease spot tn he
taken out the part is covered with pre-
pared chalk and laid between nanncls
with warm iron ON IL.
III II IL rust on cotton fabrics the spot
il covered with salt and lemon Juice
poured through IL. and after the lemon
| juice warm water Only cottous ear
Toe thus treated.
Lace il washed in boraN soap ant
water, stiifened, if desired, with borax
and pinned between iinnnels and press
ed. Flanncls are washed i'm borax soar
and tcpid water and pulled the way %
the warp and OF the welt four or fiv,
times while drying.
IL is easy enough To wash IA madc-u
dress: the trouble is To- iron il. an,
here we are nearer n mystery.
The dying establishments are sun
piled with irons OF endless variety. o
all sizes and shapes down To the mos
minute. The problem is to iron a gar
ment 80 that the ironing will not h,
suspected. and naturally this require,
skill and care.
girl will sometimes spend three
days in pressing one waist and sleeves.
She must know just how hot her irons
can be. and She must go over every
square inch and between every gather
with irons often as fine almost as
needles.
The only mystery in doing these
things is in taking infinite pains.-St.
Louis Republic
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
QUICKLY PASSED
IL the Tohacc" schedule of the TsrIr-Scv-
eral Duties Raised Above the Hoe. Pig

erai Duties Raised Above the uor-., Pig
WASHINGTON. June :. N tie senate.
after some routine business. thu. tHrifl
bill was taken up at 1880 a. m. Ncd.
ne>day. the question being ON the to-
hacco schedule ~.
Paragraph lS4. as it came from the
house. and a il was reported bv the
finance committee. imposed duty If
81 per pound an all leaf tobacco suit
ably for cigar wrappers. II mstemmed.
and Sl.2i per pound if stemmed The
Jones amendment was To strike ont
the paragraph and substitute for il the
following:
Wrapper tobacco. unstemmed. i'm
ported in any bale. package. or i'm bulk.
sl.5o per pound; if stemmed. So - per
pound"
Mr.. Jones tdem.. Ark. on behalf Of
the finance committee. now modified
the amendment by making the rates -
on the unStemmed wrapper tobacco.
and Sl.21 on Stemmed tthc house rates.
Mr.. Platt rep. Comm opposed the
modification. and Mr.. Vest dem. Mol
on behalf of the finance COMMITTEES
suggested that the modification he
withdrawn and that the amendment
remain as originally proposed-stS C
and - per pound
Mr. Vests suggestion was concurred
IN and the Jones amendment as orig.
| inally proposed. was agreed to-
The next paragraph Os5) read. a IL
| came from the house and a. il was re-
ported from the finance committee
All other leaf tobacco. if unstemmed
b cents per pound; IL stemmcd. 81 cent.
per pound"
The amendment proposed by MIR
Jones dem, Ark ON behalf Of the
| finance committee. was TO substitut,
for that paragraph the following: Fill
Ter tobacco. unstemmed. imported il
any bale, box. package or in bulk. ,.
cents per pound: if stemmed. so cent,
| per pound. with various provisos
The amendment was agreed to-
The next paragraph Os6) remains a,
in the house bill-lO cents per pouno
on tobacco not specially provided for il
| the bin.
The next paragraph OS7) was amend
ed 80 as To make the duty on snuff Il
cents per pound. instead of 80.
The paragraph 0Ssl was amended sc
az To read: Cigars. cigarettes auc
chcroot> of all kinds. - per pound an,
- per cent. ad valorem. and papel
| cigars and cigarettes including wrap
pers. shall be subject To the sam,
duties a. are herein imposed upor
cigars.
This finished the tobacco schedule
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
100. M. d. Whlfnc, ncnl-

NEW HAVEN Ct. June s.-Prof w.
ID. Whitney died Thursday morning.
william Dwight Whitney was born i'm
Northampton. Mass February .. is2..
lie graduated al Williams college in
1915. lie aftcrward studied at Yale
and 81 the university Of Berlin. in 1854
he was appointed professor Of Sansxrit
at Yale. and in 1870 OF comparative
philology also at that university and
retained the combined chair 10 the time
~ his death. Prof Whitney ranked q.
one of the foremost Sanskrit scholars
of his time and his text books ha,,
been awarded the highest praise for
their exact statements
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
VII AND WISDOM.

Did you ever see dogs pants with
out 81 hole in thcm?--Tcxns SiftinRs.
Some men complain Of the short
ness OF time, but six months victim
OF the city judge thinks otherwise.
Sunday school Teacher .Iisnfflv.
what Ii the worst enemy 10 the Sun.
dag schools? Jimmy Birds nests
Plain Dealer.
1t seems 10 have developed that II
enough men get together they can Qet
anything they want for nothing.
Atchison Globe.
-Customer-IIayc you a copy of the
"Fifteen Decisive Battles?' BOOKSELLER
you Reflections of Married Man. ~
Spare Moments.
Admiral Stump--NIiss Swiftly looks
like very trim craft under the gas
Mr.. Civilian-Oh, yes. She Is one Of
those ships that pass in the night, don't
you lnow-Detr Tribune
Jumkins--W What you haven't any
respect for poor, dead Swiftlxin's mem
DRY! Pumpkins Not the slightest.
Jumlsins Indignantly - Why n6b9
PUMPKINS 80 He hadn't any.--Boston
Traveller.
Strictly True Angelina. What
did you tell papa about your, prospeetsf
Edwin said had expectations from
my uncle. Angelina Why, Fsigiu.
you told me You had no relatives
Edwin-Oh, yes. but I'm going h
pawn my watch this evening. K&t<
Fields Washington -
Mrs. Wellwed John, cant Won
find some good summer boardine-pIaes
advertised in the paper Mr.. Weilwet
Why. my dear. shan <e occupy our
cottage, as usual? Mrs fgeliwcd-fd
like To. but I'm afraid we can't. Mag.
gle. here, tells me the cook confeu,-
plates going abroad for the summer =
Brooklyn Life.
Babson- Wouldn't you like = few
OF my business cards? GAbson Ger
tainly Give me all you can aBafa>'
Babson- Do you think yon can use
them 90 advantage? GabsOn oh. to
decided advantage. You have no idea
how often ] have 20 write acmoran.
dums ON the backs Of business cards -
Boston Traveller
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-06-13
SUGAR SETTLED.
Senate Passed the Jones Schedule 3,
Vote of 35 to %.
Senator Hi1 Votes For Free Sugar In Com
pany With Senator PETER. of kansas
Quay Explains His odd Alliance
How the senators Voted.

WAsHuNaToN. June 6.-The final vote
upon the adoption of the sugar schedule.
known as the compromise amendment.
postponIug the repeal of the bounty
from July !. 1894. To June 1. 1895. was
taken shortly before q o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and resulted in yeas -. NAYS
IS
Senator Quay. of PENNSYLVANIA. voted
with the democrats for the committee
amendment. much To the surprise ot
his associates. while senator lin. ot
New York, voted for free sugar. in
company with senator PETER. of Kan
saS. Senator Allen. the populist sen.
stor from Nebraska. kept company
With his newly found democra ii,
friends and voted for the schedule
which promises the destruction Of the
beet sugar industry in his state.
senator Quay. of PENNSYLVANIA. eN
plains his odd alliance by saying Tues
day night that he voted as he did al
the request OF the Philadelphia board
OF trade. He refers To his speech OF
some weeks ago aS proof of this. tn,
resolutions of the Philadelphia boaro
being incorporated therein.
nv NsNhNA NNAt ~ winch the Jones
sugar schedule was adopted is as fol
lows:
NEAs-Allen. Blackburn, blanchard
Butler, Gallery. Camden. Coclrell
Coke, Faulkner, George. Gibson. Cor
don, Gray, Harris, IIunton. Jone.
Ark, Kyle. Lindsay. Martin Mills
Mitchell (Wis.l. Morgan, Murphy
Pasco, Pugh. Quay, Ransom. Roach
smith, Turpie. Vest. Villas. Voorhees,
Walsh, White 81
NAYs-Aldrich. Allison, Cameron
Carey, Chandler. Cullom. Davis. Dolph
Dubois, Fry. Gallinger, Hale, lIawley
Higgins, Hill. Hoar, Lodge. McNIillin
Henderson. Mitchell (Ore), Patton
Peffer, Pcttigrew, Platt, Power. Shoup
Teller, Washburn-2S
PAIRs-MeSsrS Bate and Proctor
FERRY and Wilson. Brice and Wolcott
call and Morrill,. Daniel and Squire
Gormah and Jones (Nev.l. Mcpherson
and lrby. Jarvis and Sherman. Nc
l.aurin and Dixon, Palmer and Hans
bruugh.