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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
NEW CAPITAL CRIME IN TEXAS.


ELDoRA, Ia, June 27.-Wnliam Stacy
of Iowa Falls, this county, was hanged
by mob Of Texas citizens in Texas. He
was former prominent citizen and man
ufacturer in this county aud went to Tex
as and engaged in some land swindling
scheme. His scheme did not suit the
Texans and a few months ago commit
tee of them waited upon him, took him to
pond and treated him to ducking.
This did not seem to dampen his ar..or
and the same citizens then painted lin
with coat of tar and feathers. The set
tiers continued to be swindled until final
ly the vigilance committee waited upon
Stacy and left his dead body dangling
from "A tree
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
Rich strike OF policeman.

NEW York, June 2'.-Policeman Neu-
schaifer bought forty CLAIMS fer IS cents Of
a stree: vender and took them home.
Open!ng Que OF the bivalves he found a
pearl weighing u grains. perfect in form.
1t is abou, the size of a thumbpail, and is
pronounced one OF the largest clam pearls
ever found a jewe!er in Maiden Lane
estimates fits value at s. OOu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27

Rudy's Pile SuPpository is guaran
teed 10 cure piles and constipation
or money refunded. Fifty cents per
box. Send stamp for circular and
free sample to Martin Rudy, Lancas-
ter. Pa. For sale by I. III. Thomas
and Hartz & Bahnsen, druggists.
Rock Island. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
Some Pullman strikers Return.

CINCINNATI. June 27.-The manager of
the Pullman shops in Ludlow. KY, has
posted a notice that ali striking employees
who do not promptly return to work will
be discharged. Twenty-eight Of the strik.
ers have returned under the notice and re-
sumed work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK, June q.
Money on call easy. Offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 23{04is per cent; ster-
ling exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills 1854 for demand and 4S71804s7N
for sixty days: posted rates 4ss>s@4.90. Com
mercial bills 1854. -.
Silver certificates Ga965; no sales; bar silver
62;s Mexican dollars 5llsc.
United States bonds, SIS regular. lls:
do SIS coupons. HIS; do. As regular. u.s.
As coupons, ll45s; do. rs, % bid: Pacific
6's OF '95. 10l bid.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, June ..
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: wheat-June. opened
59lsc, closed 591sc; July, opened 60c, closed
59ssc: September. opened 621xc, closed 6lNc.
Corn-June opened 4Da4c. closed 4Os4c: July.
opened 4OAc. closed 4Gs4c; September. opened
4lssc. closed n4c. Oats-June, opened 4411c,
closed 45lec: July. opened 3slxc, closed 39,ac;
September. opened SOC, closed 3DIsc. Pork
slsS. closed sls.55: September. opened
Sle.621s. closed Sl26S Lard-July, opened
$6.ss, closed S661H.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, TO
l.lac per ID: fancy dairy. lils1l5c; packing
stock N49llc. Egys-l0js0llc per doz. live
ems. l2LeGlsc: duck, sasl.c: turkeys. case:
geese. S3.uG4.U per doz Potatoes-Bur-
banks, 9tG95c per bu.; Hebrons. S53alc mixed
stock, SVGSc; new potatoes. s.. JUS2. y per Dbl.
Strawberries. ,5ca Sl.jC per l6qt case. Honey
White clover. Lib sections. llLeG,l2lsc per
H.: broken comb lo9llc; dark comb. good
condition. lo1iotac; strained California, 5I6c-
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, June "a
Yards today ranged follows: Hogs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day $780, sales ranged
at Sil5a4'5 pigs. S4.65a5.U0 light, S4.60d4s5
rough packing, sA.3d5l0 mixed. and e4.s5I
5.l5 heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Receipts for the DAY $780, quota
tons ranged at SANDALS choice 10 extra
shipping steers. Si.0){e441 good to choice do
S361J3.95 fair to good, $S.21G.Sso common to
medium do S3.2BG360 butchers steers $3.50
3l0 stockers. S!.3it360 feeders, Sl.251
$50 cows. s2.61Gt3.io heifcrs, SlJoaS.5 so bulls,
S2lUa $50 Texas steers, and $2.5014i5 veal
calves.
sheep and Lam5s-Receipts for the day.
s,O0s prices ranged at $2.Oa35O western,
Si1odS.25 Texans. Sl.5oa3s5 natives, and e 50
S4.o lambs.
The Local Markets.
vses,--sos GRAM ETC.
Corn-i5c.
Oats-40c.
nsy-T,B,o.hy. sla un'ana, SO; Wild. SIS;
StraN-S6.
PRODUCE.
RUtter.-Fair TO choice, 13alic; creamery, iSc.
kggs-Eresh. &c
Poul,ry-Spring chickens, large, 81 10 per
Goz,n.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 91c
0uions-SI per hu
Raspberries Black, 50 co; rcd. 81 a case.
Cherries-S2. 81 per bashcl.
CurrGnfs-S2. 50 case.
GOo=ebe rres-S2 SO q case
StrawberTies-S2 50 case
LIVE STOCK.
Catte-Ba!caers psy fer com fed steer
414l1c; COVE and hei:eis, ~ c3hc calvcs
AEisc.
Hcrs-4AcGSc.
Sheep%c.5c
Spring lamb 81 5lGs5 head.
Coal-Soft l1c
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MILLS STARTING UP.
Revival Of Industries Following the Set.
tlement Of the Coal Strike.

u60ent Of the Coal Strike.
P1TTBuRG. June 27.-A revival in local
industries which mill men confidently
predicted would follow the final settle
ment Of the coal strike was evidenced
here when plants in all sections of the
city, some oe which have bssa idls for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-27
LEGaL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for King county.
In probate. In the matter of the estate
OF Geraldine Nj. r. Gilbert. deceased.
Order to show &uSe why distribution
should not be made. No. J, IN
William \, Peters. administrator of the
estate OF Geraldine n, X. Gilbert. de-
ceased. having fiied in this court his petit
ton setting forth that said estate Is now
in "a condition. 10 be closed and Is ready
for distribution OF the residue thereof
among the persons entitled ey law there
10. and il appearing 10 the court that said
petition sets forth escts sufficient 10 aa-
thoraze a distribution OK the residue OF
SAID estate;
III is therefore ordered by the court
that all persons interested in the estate
of the satd Geraldine N. r. Gilbert, de-
ceased. be AMI appear before the said
superior court OF King county. state OF
Washington, at the court room OF the
city OF Seattle. on the 18th dag of Janu-
airy. 1855. at the hour of go O'Clock a. m
OF said day. itsn and there 10 show cause,
Il any they have, why an order OF distri-
button should not De made Of the resi-
due 81 said estate among the heirs and
persons ia said petition mentioned ac-
IL IS fursiser ordered thar copy OF this
order be published once "a week for four
Of January. Isa5. in the seaEtle Pos;~In-
tell @eacer. a newspaper printed ana pub
lishAi In said king county and CT gen
eFai circulation therein
Doae In open court this 1Ith day OF De-
center. lsst 5. " LANGLEY.
Judge 81 Said Superior Court
State OF Washington. county Of King
I, r W. Gordon. clerk OF the superior
ey5slTs Of king county. state ef Washing
ton. 60 hereby sa-tHy that Fhe afseHe and
1orego4lAg tiocu9slent - true. correct and
complete copy OF an order of said SUI
yssri5r court To show cause why tsIst-sf,s;-
TN of said estate should not be made n,
tie above entitled matter. made and en-
tered BY sad court en- the i.th dag 81
pecefn Der. 1851
IN x5tneSs whereof have he-esf,fo Sc.
nv hand ard affxed TIE seal OF said
court tats xsta aSy ef DecembeS. 1891
sseai.D q. W. GORDON. Clerk
By IL C. GORDON. psp0ay Nerk.
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DEATHS Asp FUNERALS.


I0wErI<-At Panther Lake. TUESDAY,
IgecexSbsr e. 1884 Stewart H. Lo"eA'
pf meningitis, aged five YEAR,
Services will be held this afternoon al
4 cycfpck ~ fhe-famtty residence inter-
ruent in TIE cemetery the Hill
1IgfrTER-The funeral OF Mary T.. wife
Of Deputy United States slarsia.az "a Is1,
NJ Guftar will be held tn.s morning AZ
e.sg at the church Of our Lady OF Good
Help A special train will convey ire
remains to Calvary ee1eterS. leaving
the Lake Shore dfpor at 1870 o'civck
RROoYS-,rba funeral % Queeny Brooks
will be reid today at O'Clock at the
family -Y---.ldence. corner Of NIH9w am
I2ircT streets, Res g. &. BFownlee Of
ficiating Interment in Mount Pleasant
ccmateEy.
AyEJsS-I4Affs-At Seattle. on Tuesday:
December y, 1851. AT the residence or
Mrs Eagles, r04 James street by Rev.
T. w. Torrance. OF Auburn, Wash.
Ar. Seldom Ayers, Of Monte Srlsto'
Wash, and Miss Maggie Lamb. OF Sne-
Eofftish, Wash.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tice OF assessment roll of local improve
ment district No. SO. for the improve
ment of Union street, under ordinance
No 3,5S6, and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of local Improvement district
No. o. for the improvement OF Union
street, from east margin OF Front street
to west margin OF Second street. under
ordinance No. S.5S6 has been reported by
the board of public works to the city
council of the city of Seattle and is now
on file in the effice of the city clerk and the
same is now open for public inspection at
said office, and will remain open for In
spection until Monday, the 18th day OF
january, 1885. at 5 O'Clock p. m, and all
persons interested are hereby required to
appear before the city council In Joint
session to be held in the council cham
bers OF the house of delegates in the city
hall on the 18th day of January. 1895. at 5
O'Clock p. m, and make objections there
to. At said time SO fixed the council
will consider any and all objections made
roll as II deems just, and Will then deduct
the amount of such cost assessed against
street crossings (which shall be paid from
the general road fund Of the city, and
will then by. ordinance approve such roll
and levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot of land shown
in said roll, and declare the same a lien
thereon. Said matter may be adjourned
10 a later date If 50 ordered by the city
council. n. T. STEWART.
City Clerk OF the City of Seattle.
Date Of first publication December "a.
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NOTICE To CONSTRUCTIONS.

BIDS FOR SUPPLIES for the Washing
ton Soldiers Home from January /. iS,o.
10 July |. 1895. Prices to be freight pre-
dre ores sS 10 ssee esa soldiers de s Home Or
ting. Endorsed bids for Supplies, and
TO be there on or before January ,, 1895.
SCHEDULE NO. /.
100 pounds butterine first quality c.
pound rolls) delivered each week as re-
CURED.
SCHEDULE NO. .
! tank kerosene each week In first quar-
SCHEDULE NO. 3.
About so.og9 pounds steer beef ana NUT
ton; SOD pounds per week as ordered.
SCHEDULE NO, l.
5000 pounds chop feed.
2,e90 pounds rolled barley.
.ts1 pounds wheat chicken feed
1900 pounds bran
1.eo9 POUNDS roasted and ground coffee.
not 10 exceed * cents per pound.
goo pounds uncaiored Japan tea. not to
exceed - cents per pound. one pound Ia
he sent To the home as a sample before
January /. 1885 Goods to be shipped as or
dered.
SCHEDULE NO. C.
boxes Lennox soap.
boxes livery soap.
cases Gold Dust.
70 cases Economy milk.
cases Cove oysters.
y cases Standard table peaches.
cases STANDARD table plums.
eases STANDARD table cherries.
cases Silver Gloss starch.
cases germea
cases Concentrated I've.
. cases string beans
Is cases tomatoes. 3 l-2 pounds cans.
cases corn.
: cases aprfcots
1000 Pounds - sugar.
80 pounds evaporated apples.
4Sl pounds eVaporated nrunes
90 pounds evapoTsfsd peaches
l.1 pounds evaporated apr7cotA
g pounds Coleman's mustard.
~ pounds Vermfciln
- pounds "a rioca
lel pounds pearl barley.
Leo pounds No, ] white bean1
80 pounds Ne. Lima beans.
80 pounds No. rice.
- pounds split peas.
a. al pounds dry salt codnSn-
A.@a pounds Liverpool. salt
s.n pounds i-2 ground salt.
20 pounds soda crackers.
~ pounds Zanfa currants.
! Case sapolIn
| tone half barren syrup amber rps.
barrels vinegar 50 proof.
to2e-hsif bafTen mixed pickles.
19 pounds macaroni, No l.
iee pounds Lime Kiln smoking tobacco
80 pounds Seal Of North Carolina srnok-
ing tobacco q euucei.
80 pounds STAR chewing tobacco.
20 Esounts Climax Chewing tobacco
case T. 4 ". Hacking gam.
SCHEDULE NO. ].
90 pounds gralgau -four.
goo pounds yellow corn meal
l.-3a pounds rolf@l eats
80 pounds bJcklys hsas f*sgr.
ScHEspI-E Ii No. T.
- barrels fioar Every heStf.
SCHEDULE No. =
80 pounds breakfast tacen-
6ai rs3nnsts sugar cured hams.
20 pounds dgE salt s2d~s.
SSsHEnTTI. LIZ NO. 10
eases Cay.phssls baking powder G IL
Anchor h-8Fs5A
- pounds pure ground neppzr.
POUNDS grosfEa3 aaisgtce
: dozen S-aane# Standard extract lemon.
dozen s-0unce Standard extract van
Tia.
By order CT srzri ~ trustees.
sra II E0AreNAN.
THOMAS II. YOUNG.
Purchasing Committee
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assessments for the improv1,,--..
from any such owner a. -at. S<of0e
amount or the entire NEGOTIATION A.
charged against his rronersv Aezl(S
$50 IFvFss receipt therefor 49, -
Elss.s Saaaa nov thereafter he 6sh,z y
Iurtner special assessment ~. 100
or Sucn improvement. excsnf - d
a supplemental or re-aSsess~. - RI
yidsd by law All ausoarnrs - - -
oy the city treasurer iurinr ssseelC1
OF tnirty Gays. IN payment 81 anr pllo
iaen', snal os placed in the fur = ~.
local Improvement district NJ -
shall be applied solely To- the q
the cost OF such Improvement IS ~
dempt5on OF the bonds To hr sss,-ss ~ -
for AZ the expiration of sas5 .,s -
thirty GAYS, as denned By the sa;s - 4
TO the owners mailed Nv sha 80 ~
the city treasurer shah raEs w Sl
niSh to the city clerk a stafam..e
amounts paid on said assessnrere ~ =:
suance OK said notice, and ina 49, -
amount OF the assessments rersis@ ~:
paid Inc city clerk shall n.y.
transmit the said Statement - ~ ES7
council, together with the cert a-ssz
the proper notice has hesn rrzllss' ~
owner within the district fishla - a
uent, as herein provided ana e
ance OF the state law.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall 4.ks IS iii
and he IN force from and aft.s.e -
age and approval, il appruyst
mayor: otherwise II shall take p
the time II shall become q lav 49,.
provisions of the city charter. ~
Passed the board of aldermen \ "a
day OF December. 1891. and sirr~5 r.
In open session In authentirsfk, NJ
passage this 18th day Of Decenhe2 &
l. MILLER
President of Board AZ ia.
Passed the house of delegzies m u.
day of December, 1884. and sirrS<s fsai a
in open session In authentieefss
passage this 2ist day Of neSemAsr -.
j. E. CRsfHVS
President of House Of 49,
Arproved by ne this 18th DAY q {Ss. |
Der. 1894. -
BYRON pHx1s
Filed by me this e6th day 81 ~
1924.
r.. F. SrEwxnr
o. .~t<<
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ApyEETIsEns. NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rasnts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy b. o'clock Saturday TO In
sure change.
POST INTELI.IGENCER co.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARcASA LODGE, No. 81, II. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays of eaeiP month.
ID. W. BASS. w. NJ.
A. s. GIBBS. Sec.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLIs-No-
tice of assessment roll OF local improve
ment district No. 80. for the Improve
neEt &C lewis street, under ordinance
No. 2,649 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF local Improvement district
Ne. 80, for the Improvement OF Lewis
street, from YeSler avenue 10 norm itne
of walla Walla addition. under ordinance
No. S.s49. has been reported by the board
of public works to the city council or the
city of Seattle and is now on file In the
Office of the city clerk and the same is
now open for public inspection at said
Office and will remain open for inspection
until Manday. the 14th day of January,
lS9a at 5 o'clock p. M, and all persona In
terested are hereby required to appear
before the city council in joint session, to
be held in the council chambers of the
house OF delegates in the city hall on the
l4th day of January, 1895, at o'clock D.
m, and make objections thereto. At said
time so fixed the council will consider any
and all objections made and will make
such corrections in said roll as Il deems
lust and will then deduct the amount of
such cost assessed against street cross
sngs (which shall be paid from the general
road fund of the citvl and viii then by or
dinance approve such roll and levy ard as
sess the amounts thereof against each
parcel and lot of land shown in said roll.
and declare the same lien thereon. Said
matter may be adjourned to later date
If SO ordered by the city council.
r. F. STEWART,
City Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date Of first publication December "A,
1894
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HEADQUARTERS for the very best rub
beers. tine Boston. at Ahernsfhys. ~
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kmrLoYmxsr wASrxp-MALE.

TANrEp~~A Young man Of considerable
business experience has 500 to sl.0oo:
would loan to employer on good security
70 secure permanent position or TO In
vest in paying mercantile business. .Ad-
dress L. r.. care Post-IntelIigencer.
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xyEsT-.ln Seattle. syednesdas DscsiIs-
Der =. 1894. 10 the wife q W. n. =.
West. > son. ~
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REMOVED-F. Anthony, bookbinder. re-
moved to Front street. foot OF Cherry,
Kline & Rosenberg building; take the
elevator: perfect fiat opening blank
books made TO order.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale, For Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways In advance. No advertisements re-
eeived for less than - cents.
EOTICE.-The business Office OF the
Yost-InteIiIgencer 10 open until II p m;
Sunday hours. a. m. 10 3 p. m CLASH
fled advertisements will be received UP TO
this time.
Advertisements viii be received at
Branch Offices of the Poss-intelhgenc-r Ar:
TACOMA BUREAu-Ilfs PACING avenue.
Thomas Sammons. Manager.
PET. TOwNSEND--French& Springer.
IyELLINGHAM Ray BUREAU-New
Whatcom, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
q. ii. Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
sffa nfIi@a.
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CRY SorIcEs

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLI<--No-
tice OF assessment roll OF ioeai linpIose-
rrent district No. &c. for the improve
rsenr OF Ksnnsy street, under ordinance
No aS-7 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assess
ment roll of local improvement
district No. IS. fer the improve
mens OF kenney street from Barclay
street for Remington avenue} 10 Maui
son street under ordinance No. ss5ss mas
been reported by the board or puollc
works 10 the city council OF the city OF
Seattle ard is now on Tile in the once
81 the citv clerk and the same IS now
open for public inspection at said once,
and will remain open for inspection IN
til Monday the It'll day OF January. lsso.
at o'clock p. n. and ali persons m
terested are hereby required to appear
before the city council in joint session 70
be held in the council chambers or tne
house of delegates in the city hall on the
eth day Of January. 1875, az o clock p. m
and make objections thereto. AT SAID
time 50 fixed the council Will consiaer
any and all objections made ana VIII
make such corrections in SAID roll as *
deems Just. and viii then deduct the
amount OF such cost assessed against
street crossings (Which shall be paid from
the general road fund or the cityl ana
will then by ordinance approve SUCH rol.
against each~Sarcei and lot of land shown
In said roll and declare the same lien
thereon. Said matter may be adjourned
TO a later date If So ordered by the city
council. II. r STEWARI;
city Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication December -.
1894
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-04-06
The Seal OF State.

1t requires an order from the pres
ident of the United States to procure
an impression of the great seal oil
state. Collectors OF seals and auto,
graphs frequently write to the Sec
rotary of state for copies of the seal
of state. The same formal reply is
sent to ali of them-that under the
law no impression Of the seal can &c
out of the department unless they
are affixed to official papers. The
president of the United States could
give authority to a collector to OBJ.
tain AN impression of the seal, but nc
president has ever done so.
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SETH TRELOAR,
DIED APRIL, 1888.

| approached them unobserved,
and saw that the Syrian desired to
ask some questions Of Jake, and that
his powerlessness to do so moved
lin to a deep inward rage.
He clenched his sinewy hand with
gesture that spoke volumes, and
turned look upon Jake before
which the man drew back, but the
Styrian's passion was quickly con-
trolled, and he moved slowly away
in the direction OF the hut
He gave no heed to the beauty OF
the surroundings through which
he passed, he never once
lifted his head to draw in a
breath Of the pure, sweet air, nor
cliff, nor sky, nor sea had power to
win glance from him, as he moved
forward sunk in profound thought,
his uncommon dress marking him
out as a beacon upon which all the
villagers crowded to their doors to
gaze.
Jake, unconscious OF being him sell
followed, kept few PAGES behind the
Syrian; and when the latter entered
the hut, lowered about outside, de-
sirous to enter, but fearful of being
caught by me on my return. The
preparations for breakfast showed
him that was abroad, and presently
he too stepped over the threshold
and disappeared.
Now | am not usually either a spy
or an eavesdropper but on this
occasion | decided 10 be both, and,
turning in my tracks, made a cir
cult and SO got to the back of the
hut, and quietly into the small place
digni1ied by the name of the secret
room, where was the small grating
that gave directly on the kitchen.
looked in. Jake was in the act OF
lifting the iron ring of the trap-door,
and the Syrian, with Indifference in
his expression, was looking on.
My first impulse was to smile, for
Jake had literally one eye on the
door, fearing my return, and the
other on his companion, who only
frowned and looked puzzled as Jake
pointed to the black void below, re,
| peating seth Treloar, Seth Treloar,
over and over again.
fro BE CONTINUED.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-04-06

If women with red hair would only
study how to use it becomingly they
would be proud of the dlstiction
of having it, instead of dissatisfied
with their fate. There seems TO be a
general impression among women
with red hair that almost any shade OF
blue can be worn by them. because. as
usual thing, they have fair and del.
icate compilations, But, as a matter
of fact, blue is the one color above all
others that they ought to avoid. The
contrast is too violent, and the COM
bination is not harmonious. The
shades most suitable to be worn with
red hair are bright, sunny browns and
all autum-leaf tints. After these may
be selected pale or very dark green
but never bright green-pale yellow
and black unmixed with any other col
or Solid colors are more becoming
to re-haired people than mixed, the
mixed colors nearly always giving a
more or less dowdy appearance. In
fact, red hair is usually so brilliant
and decided that it must be met on its
own ground and vague, undecided
sort of things should be worn with it.
Philadelphia Times.