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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Rcfrigerators! Rcfrigeratorsl
We have no competition
Come and SEQ them.
We sell on easy payments.
Maddox, Ellison & Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
BLOCKS hHD CHIPS.

Tom Reed has taken to smoking again
after an abstinence Of four years.
Abel Head Of Boston has two brothers
named Ernest Head and Willing Head.
President Harper Of the Chicago universi-
~ has expressed the belief that the story Of
Cain and Abel is myth.
Senator Hoar dictates all his correspond
ence to his i' uogTapherin the senate cham
Der while the senate Is ia session.
Judge Frank Doster Of Kansas received
from school authorities one day "a letter
stating that his son had been engaged in
a disgraceful fight. His reply was TO the
point, which iicked''
Charles l. Fair, son Of the senator,
has settled down IN Paris 10 "a most exem-
plary life. lis sudden marriage TO a wom-
an in san Francisco has not ended disas-
trously, az was predicted.
Abe slupsky is not a myth. but real flesh
and blood. Not long ago he kept a second
hand furniture store in 81. Louis, but since
the newspapers picked him up he has be-
come fun fledged politician.
Louis /. Ullman, who was left blind at
the age OF years by an attack Of scarlet
fever. but was not prevented thereby from
studying law, which be has been practicing
90 Buffalo, has been made a United States
commissioner
Lieutenant S. $. Bumstead, senior in
spector q rifle practice in the Massachu-
setts militia, has resigned. He was a men,
Der Of the American rife team which went
70 Europe and ranks among the first rifle
/ shots in the world.
/ Marshall Field, the merchant prince
never refuses 10 see "a newspaper repre-
/ sentative. Now and then he declines %
/ discuss public matters but as a rule he is
/ good for a short, crisp, businesslike opin
/ ion, full OF good sense
There are numerous instances where son.
/ have succeeded their fathers ia the house
/ Of representatives. but only twice b. j.
/ -aid-in the case OF Thomas f. Bayar5 and
Donald Cameron-havc they succeeded
their fathers in the senate.
/ Captain Benjamin Thompson Of Kenne.
/ huuEport, Ne. Is "a lively specimen OF the
down east skipper Tic celebrated his one
/ hundredth birthday short time ago and
/ in a wrestling match proved too much for
/ his eldest SON. Il years old.
/ Frank ". smith, an evangelist Of Ohio
/ was Union soldier during the war aud wa.
/ confined in Auder-onyilie prison. In th'
1 course oil his imprisonment bee was cX
/ changed three times aud each time CAV,
bis exchange 10 q man with "a family
Mr.. Cleveland does not like oysters OF ap
prove Of their ass %. food, so Oh the daill
menu 81 the White House oysters never ap
pesr. but GA tue occasion Of state dinner
/ Mr. Cleveland puts asiHs his prejudice ans
allows his guests 20 cat oysters az his table
Ferdinand Ward, who a few years ag
was the Napoleon of finance" j. nos
working 10 90 little printing shop ia Neu
York Ills employer and associates know
dis past. aud be- is said 90 be the best WORK
man iu the establishment. lie learned hi
/ trade In the pcnitcntiarv.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

ALIAS SUMMONS = IN THE DISTRICT
n court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
q. + Gay,ord, plaintiff. " " u. Baker.
Frank Langford Elia II. baker, beorgia Lsng-
ford, ". h. 4 llon and A. l.. Smith defendants.
The state OF hontana sends greeting 20 tho
above named defendants
lou arc hereby required 70 appear in an action
brought against you ~ the above named plain.
TN n the distri court Of tho First indciai
district OF tho state OF Montana. in and for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke and % answer the
complaint filed the EN-. within ten lays lexclu-
sive Of tho day Of servcel after the service on you
OF this summon. y served within THIS county
1T served out OF this county, but within this dis
trict within twenty days: 9th ~ Use witkin fOrty
day, judgment by defa VIII be taken
against you according TO the prayer Il sad com
he said action is bros Ent 10 forsoloss - MOTT
gaze ON lot 10 and DO feet Of lot q block q,
blake addition to the city 81 helena. county o.
Lewis and AlaTke. state Of Moutana. given 9y
defendants ". II. aker. ] rank nngford. LILA
II. Baker and heo.gia Langford. 10 pisintiii,
date1 July -. lass. 10 Escrr8 prumissury motto
Of defendants ". II raker and frank Lang
fond, for the sum rl.NU due July -, Itgl, ven
b. said last named defendan = 20 plaintiff and
pes annum also promi sury note for So. dsted
July 81. i5'e. due July -. 1883 llven ~ same
IartleS 20 plaintiff. and interest from July y ,
ISIS, al eight per cent Ter nnnnm; ami Sis ~
paid BY plaintiff Nov. -. 1888 beng county
BY plaintiff Dec. ~ l-95. being cit} t.Ies due on
"a d premises. and interest on tad lot named
sums from uats 81 pAlment 20 eight per cent
I0r annum. and n 20 a tornfy's fees and costs 81
suit. snd fnr iu gment nga INST defg ndants.
RANK Lrngford AID " u Aker fos any ds-
fciency. and 70 bar and forecl,se the oluify Of
redemp lion % a. defendant ln said prem ises
IN which they claim soms interest. and FOR fur
Their details % fAid action, reference is made 90
the complaint n .el heron.
And YOU are hereby Motif a. that u you fail to
appear ami answer the sand compliant. a. above
required the said pininlh viii apply t. the
court or the Telc: demanded in D complaint
herein.
Givrn under my and and Tho sc-l Of tho Dis
tr.ct Court OF tho first Jud cial Distric
ufth- tate Of MontA1n. in and
f.r the uuuly 81 Lewis aud
bal irst larke. this fth day % ! eb-
III list. ruary 4 the lear of our Lord
curt Que thou. Ld eight hundred
aLd Eilc y-four.
joins ht An. CLERK
U.s. 90. 81. FHgTuAN. foprty q lefk
Edward g.. Eu-sel attorneg for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

Abuormally developed waists and hips
are invariably the result Of undue pres
sure at these points The muscles, rem
dercd inactive by the force brought to bear
upon them. become weak and haccid, and
as a result soft, habby flesh forms over
them. When the pressure is removed and
the muscles through exercise grow active,
supertlous flesh naturally disappears,
alowly, but surely
The stout woman can improve her ap-
pearance by the artistic study Of dress and
proper care of the body. The thin, angu-
lar, I'll developed woman can accomplish
wonders by exercise. The cavernous neck,
with IT'S ugly hollows, may be made full
and shapely by deep breathing exercises,
rotary movements Of the head and active
position Of the chest, but all padding
must be discarded 20 give fiabby muscles
chance to reassert themselves. Protrud-
ing shoulder blades will be permanently
lattened when the active chest becomes
habitual. Grace viii be impaired 10 mo-
ton when the toes are turned outward,
and often increased physical vigor results
from correct position Of the feet in walk
ing as &c j. avcrrcd by the doctors that
weaknesses Of the pelvic region are often
traceable TO the intoed manner Of walking
peculiar to many men.-Jenness Miller
( Monthly
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
Where nor. cannot whIstI..

Have you heard that there is a country
in Africa where no one Is allowed TO whis-
tie after dark The name OF this country
s. Fee. And in Fez the person who whis-
ties after the shades Of night have fallen
will very likely be killed, because the peo-
pie Of Fez believe that whistling afte-
dark calls up evil spirits
i whistle IS heard on the streets Of
Fee 40 night, the people jump up out Of
their beds aud run out, armed with guns
and knives. 10 kill the one who is whis-
Ting u Is even worse i'm Fez TO whisper
nt night in the streets because il is thought
that the evil spirit IS very near. and that
the one who whispers is talking 70 him.
IL cannot De very pleasant to live i'm the
town of Fez, because "a boy might, with
out thinking, whistle i'm the evening and
then the consequences would be very bad.
Or a girl might whisper TO her brother as
she is seated on her own doorstep in the
evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

The custom Of walking on the right side
OF the footway originated 1850 years ago.
SIN the last age, says Johnson, "when
my mother lived I'm London, there were
two sets Of people-those who gave the
wall and those who took 1.-THE peaceable
and the quarrelsome
"When ] returned 70 l.ich6eld, after
having been in London, my mother asked
me whether / was one Of those who gave
the wall OF took IL. Now 10 is fixed that
every man keeps TO the right, or if one is
taking the wall another yields it, aud il
is never a dispute. The period 70 which
this referred Is 1887.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
PROPOSALS ron ERECTION OF BUILD
mos
u. s. fNDfAS SEHvICT.
ROW AGESCT. Mont, Jan. -. 1891


Foaled proposals. endorsed proposals for
erection OF buiidings" aud iifosssi to IN IA
dersixned At Crow Agency, Montana. nil b. re-
coiTed At this agency unit one O'Clock 9. IN OF
Monday. bob ~ 1894. for furnishing ti-a necas-
fary materials and labor required IN tie Ctiuu
AMI ooIlpletion Of ono a. warehouse, one 90
cmplsyes resid nee. aud one lU slaughter house,
on i'ryor crock on The Cow reservation. 10 nc-
curdanca with plans and specifications who d
may to exam nei A. the otlces 81 The indie
IendnnL" u Helena Mont. the lines "
Hili1gs Mont. and a. this agency.
Hdters will state lu their. bids tbs proposed
price - eslh d. dinf. mi tho lenEth % Tins
Iegai-ed in ths erection q same and ths quail
~ Of Lumbar Co To- used. Whistler hontana -
eAftefn - western.
lte attention % bi ldsrs j. invited 20 the act
OF c0ngresf approved AUG :. t-al. enfitled a.
act relating 20 tho imitation 20 the houfs Il
daily service 81 laburers auu mechanics ON
pioJed upon the "a 10 worsH u The United
ntaies and - the j istrlct Of olumb is-"
he riHisf ~ ~ erFsu g. reject huy all bids.
ur ang larr - any bid. II doemsl Tor tue neei
interest uf the service
tEEIfFfEp rfurEs
ueh bid must 10 ccoupfnist hT - iei
tory or solvent uatInnal btuk IN tbs VlcintT u
tho residence 20 thu bidder. maize IA a. q e. tha
uraer - he culuutsHiuurr % ludt n tfairs. Tor
least i've uer cent - thn amu ms OF the pro
posal. which check 90 dfaff ill b. forfeited
- th# luiIfd ftafss in any bidder a Ice o.
receiEirR nn award shall fail 10 promptly exc
cute contract With 20 Il aud sufficient sufs
ues. Otherwise q b. retained O. the tiddfr
lids = oompauisd DO cash ia lieu u a certified
cl "a eil Tot b. cuuti.ifr "A.
gsf further tuflrmaflun a. 20 location 81
huini lnss- mFans - trausportailun. fto-. ~
specitcatous cannot - seat 90 bidders app
a. Axsncg O. n. 4. ~ nAN.
a.. 5. Indian Ag.Bt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

We authorize oar advertised druggists TO
sell Dr. Kings New ID sooyerF for Con-
sumption. coughs and colds upon this con
dition. 10 yon IRE filliei-d with a coaeh.
cold or any lang, throat or chest troub.s.
ana will uss fhls femedv 49, dirsctsd. CIV
ina 10 a fair trial, and expe isnos no bsne-
Ia you may return the bottle AMI have
yuur money refunded. We conii not make
thle oder ttl We NOT know that ID Kings
hsw DifroVsrv 70 uld d relied on. IL never
disapl oiuls. Trial Lottes ffea % paFchen.
DAcaeul Dfug Co.'s store. Large az %
snta end 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

you see me do, the size Of a small pea or
goose shot. Then draw a straight line
from the center Of the tail 20 the hole; then
with your scissors cut along the line the
whole distance from the tail to the hole.
When this Is done. cut away a slip below
the line sufficient TO have little canal,
from the hole 90 the tail, about the width
OF a pins head Round of the corners
where the canal opens at the tail, cut out
an opening for the mouth and draw in the
eye and scales II you wish, and we have
very fine fish indeed, 4" exclaimed Uncle
Ned, holding il up for inspection.
"Now, we should have a long, narrow
dish or tub, - continued he, in order TO
give our fish plenty Of room. However,
this basin Of water will do. II you will
watch me closely, you will see that place
the fish on its side upon the water, so that
the lower side will touch the water at ev-
cry point and in order 10 keep the other
side perfectly dry There we have I'll Now,
# YOU viii watch the fish very closely you
will see that il shows no signs Of moving
In order 70 make Il swim there Is only one
thing necessary, and that is very simple.
Uncle Ned then went TO the dining room
and got something from it. admonishing
all TO turn their heads while be did some
thing mysterious. Then the children turn
ed and watched the fish intently. A mo
ment passed; then the fish moved grace
fully away.
"Can any one tell me what makes il
novel" inquired Uncle Ned well. then,
will let you into the secret Here he
produced a cruet Of oil Drop but ono
drop of oil carefully in the hole in the CEN
ter Of the fish, as have done. After lit
tie while the oil seeks an outlet, and run
ming down the canal spreads on the wat
and impels the fish ahead This is VIII
seems 20 go without any visible caus
propel it."-New York World.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

The man who tries Co take advantage Of
the ignorance of uuuthcr occasionally gets
a Roland for his oliver 4 Boston man
once in England, seeing laborer digging
Hints out Of chalk. pOmpously asked him
II bee thought they grew.
"Sure. WAS the reply, II know they
do.
Then put some flint on table and see
now much 30 grows in "a year
And YOU, sir, said The lahoror. "put
potato on the table and see how nuch
10 grows in year llarper's Magazine
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
Assure cure Tor PILES.

Itch .ug piles are Known b. moisture like
20 spiration. c4usiug intense itching y on
warn. lhia form aa well - blind bleed
ing or psotruliuR. yield ~ once 90 j.. b.
sunko'- Tile kemed which acis dIrsctl.
on carts affected. abso bs tumors. ailavs
itching and fleets p pc maarnt cure. FIuv
cenfs. Druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko. philsdolpt a. Pn. Sold Nv
Farchs1- D. Acheul Dras Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

"Cood morning. dear old 3lr. Wird'
luu're blowing frcah today.
You calI tlc leaves down from thctrees
And muko them dance auG play.
"Nc love to watch the WORK sou 10.
You're busy all aay I1u-.
Were very glad 90 Did sou
Good moru.ng. in our sonr."
"My little child. I dot work
God given mc o. on.
] trug tHc ruluurans rom alAr,
Aal furu Lc windmill Too.
81 whifl ana twirl the encNaaAca white,
lii iufadriff. they Itl,
Aud on fhe occau swiftly .af
Tic merchant ship -u taiI.~
Hattie Louise Jerome.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

We oder one hundred dollars rswa I'd "a
any case OF catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls CatsrTh Cure.
i. J. CHENEY q Co.
ProTs., oledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known +. j.
Chsnsv for ths last ifteea year, and be-
lievs him rerfsctlY honorable IN all bust
ness transaction and financially able 10
carry out any obligation made by their
frm. WEST e. lRu4x.
Wholesale drurQist.. TO edo, o.
WALDTN0, kiSSAs IL MARVIN.
Wholesale drugR.sts. Tol. do. q.
Halls Catsrrh Cure 10 taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood mucous sur
fsces Of the sTstem. J. ico 70 cents per
bottle. Sold BY AL d,uggists. Tsstmon-
iRls Tree.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

Tho best shlvs IN the world for Cuts.
B Misses. Sorss. Ulcers. fnlt khsum. Fever
soTss. letter. Charged Hands. Chubls ne.
Cons aud all -kns D. ugtions. AMI Tos.-
lively cures piles 81 No Iny r-qn! Cd. IL h
guaranteed Co give perfect sGtlsfactian 81
money refunded. Price - cents pr hor.
For sac ~ the Psrchsu u Achsui Dful
Company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

Immigrants ans returning voyagers End
boils. Timp.es eczema, etc. whether re
lultiaz on sea diet ani life on shipboarl,
or from any othsr cause. Its value - a
tonic and Alternative medicine cannot be
overostimated.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

Frogs ogVs are generally found 60
punches fastened 90 grass or sticks in tnc
water near the shore. The black sperks
are the real eggs. and the jelly keeps them
together and gives food 10 the young when
horn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
.CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
UNCLE NsD's FISH.

TIE TELLS the children How 90 Make IL So
~ VIII swim.
Tonight said Uncle Ned as the chill
dr,n olamorcd for something new, " II
viii show you how 20 make paper fsh
which, when you put 10 in water, viii
swim away az though alive. Cut ont your
hsh from piece OF ordinary paper. Make
Il 3 inches long and shape Sc after your
favoritc fish. with fins and tails, SO that IL
viii look natural when ia the water.
With a pair OF scissors and from piece Of
paper he produced "A creditable outline Of
a fish.
"And now, " he continued, measure of
an inch from the head and right 20 the
center Of the fish; then cut out hole, as
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

The Austrian gold mines IN Tyrol and
Hungary are worked with profit. although
the ore is so poor that there are only four
parts 81 gold 90 900 900 % ore.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

y ycu decide TO tsks Hood'- ssr-sp.rill. do
net b. induced 10 buy Any substitute Afticle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
FAT PEOPLE

lAlh OBESITY PILLS wul reduce your weight
iEf. A Nr-Ntih from D. to A. pounds a
month. ~. 81 Az g. sickness or injury;
80. ithitci1N. 2 hoy bui q up the health
end ~autify the conpieziou leaving ="
81 Ntr or hlbl ines Tola i'st-
~ al diihcuit breathing surely relieved.
80 Nf-f t...'t no. - o. hut a entifr I'd posi-
{ - rrl % adopted only A. OF years - eHp-ri-
ence 40 orders surpliei direct from our Office.
lr4fo ttIf racA age or three packages Tor 500
o. al upsipA Il. Iestimonials and pariicu-
lars tealoll -cts.
PARK REMEDY CO., Boston, Mass
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18
CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND VITALIZER.

Quickly cures general and nervous debility,
pinal exhaustion. heurA thenia etc
Completely. perfectly and permanently rejuv-
mating the vital energies; increasing nervous
power. renewing tho ami itson of youth sad the
courage Of manhood; restoring 70 enfeebled.
lnsryated, o1haustad. dovitalized or ovorworked
men aud women pgrfect constitutional powers
Its eItraoriinery curative power maniiesis
ts9lf almost inmedis tey 10 j. taken. On this
point the evid nee ~ th0ee w1o have taken u Is
Bnform and positiv. Ihey fay they can feel
Tho effect OF every dose q Ding thea goo 4 u h.
powerful nerve inVigoratina tonic. itnunrting its
restorative influence through The medium u a
nervous system 10 every organ aad tlssue in the
body. II makes but little difference whether the
constitutional vigor Las bean undermined by
acute disease. ogerWurk. or certain mlschicvous
indiscretion: OF whether flo Lroken down con-
difion IL called - one nams or otter, 90 long ts
there . nervous eHhaust.t n genrral Or local
weakness 80 long - eusryafion and debility are
ihe tyre Of NJ alline A., TINS j. tho remenJ
THGS. WHO NUfrtk from the - u.ts OF
over mental CT physical exertiOE, hardship.
erposurs hidden diaius eaprca or " no have
brought upon tLemselvs- aser.os niiliouoTs by
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will ind IN atoms Fitalizer ana Nerve Tonic
tbs romedy Of their certiAn roiiet IL srse lily
rsmoyes all evidence 81 progressive pLysicsl
deterioration. sud restores tie Cnieoled energies
70 THAR naturAi viFor
WHENFVEn II RE IS snv weakness q the
vital 'rxans nerv usness prostratlona % tbs
phyaica or mental ener les. confusion - IDEAS.
lack Of sef-conhdencs. irritabiiity Of temper.
me spchoiy. cowardic. wfaenfot - e. knees
and Lack. palni alton o. the heart OF ieg ne pain
ia tie loins. hesdsche irritation Of q e tidness
ard b aiuer; milky urine, perniciuus AMI hiudcn
wastes rosnlting in a si4ufe 81 the menttl and
physical power e. nstitating IA imp diment o.
success and emitting him or her for he duties
and Representatives. o. life It b. tie remedy paT
eHccllenc
A single package will 10 sufficient 70 inaugur-
ate the work Of regeneration aid crre in mani
cases Eut ftu bhorn cases often require more. 4
viii b. nent postpaid. -ecurei from observation.
for Sl.0U pr package. or packages Tor $50!
Address all orders to
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
Worth One-Tenth Of a Cent.

Which is at the same time the small
est coin and the coin of least value at
present current in Europe? In the alb
sence of a knowledge of any smaller
and more worthless, l should be in
clined, writes a correspondent, to
award the palm to the Greek lepton, a
specimen of which has recently came
into my hands. The lepton is, accord
ing to the decimel monetary system
current in countries belonging to the
Latin union, the hundredth part of the
drachma. Now, the Greek drahma is,
while nomiually the equivalent of the
franc or Ira, at present worth less than
siX-pence, the rate of exchange about
fortnight ago being $500 drachmas to
an English sovereign. The lepton is
therefore Approximately worth about
oae-ifth Of an English farthing In
nothing does the deplorable condition
of Greek finances strike the casual OBJ
server more fOrcible than in the fact
that AT present Greece has no money"
but copper, and Is obliged to issue
bank notes for sums of six-pence up
ward, and nastier little rag than the
one-drachma note it would be difficult
to find All travellers in Greece should
provide themselves with small pair Of
tongs to take up by.-Westminster Ga
zette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21

NEW YoBK, Aug. 20.-The share specu-
latlon today was fairly active Duaug
the morning the trading was irregular
but IN the afternoon the tone WAS decidedly
strong, and prices 1T the close were st or
near the best Of the day, and 1sI1 per
cent hi & her as compared with the finals OF
last Saturday. London was a smaller
seller at the opening bus lauer bought
moderately. There was a. times sales 20
realiz= the profits OF last weeks rise. but
there was also renewal of the cover
ing movement Sugar led the market.
both IN buoyancy and activity, selling up
~ per cent TO 1l45s per cent and closing
within Il Der CEN VI the highest; the pre-
terred gained pa per cent The other
leading advances of the day were National
Starch. second preferred 10 per cent; Me-
tional Starch. common, l13< per cent;
United States Rubber, 81 per cent; Pull
man, 81 per cent: Consolidated Gas 81
per cent; New Jersey Central. p. per cent;
Chicago and Eastern Illinois. 2 per cent;
Chicago Gas. Is per cent; Iowa Central
preferred, Colorado Fuel and Iron, Lead
preferred aud Tobacco, per cent; TobsccO
preferred. 4 per cent; Cotton Oil, ia per
cent aud Cotton OIL, preferred per cent;
st. Paul aud Omaha, q per ceut.
Some OF the shares that show a recession
on the day are: Greenbay, Winona and
81. Paul preferred trust receipts 81 per
cent; Union Pacific. s. per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
4 Natural Error.

Two Pittsburghers were talking day
or two ago. when a third, who had
overheard part Of the conversation,
stepped nearer and said:
Il beg your pardon. gentlemen, but
would you tell me what actor YOU were
speaking OF? I belong to the thea trical
profession myself l believe you said
the gentleman you were abiding to
was dead"
I've were not speaking Of an actor. -
replied one of them. I'VE were talk
ing OF the death II Mulev Hassan.
sultan OF Morocco. What made you
think we were speaking OF an actor?"
- beg thousand pardons. NV mis-
take. gentlemen 1 caught something
as 10 his having two thousand wives,
ard I thought OF course he must Re
either a Mormon or an actor. Pitts
burgh Chronicle-TslegrsYh.