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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

Talmage is still preaching, and he furnishes
a f1re-escape with every sermon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

Ed Howe of Atchson says it takes four
generations of riches to producs a boy
without freckles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

The Ohio Democrats have inst installed
man In congress, Congressman Sorg, Hum.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

Why didn't they arrest Nebuchadnezzar
for getting on the grass?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27
WICHITA
Gets the Benefit.
And Wichita knows how
to appreciate it.

The stock of fine shoes
made to order for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

The Republicans Of the Fifth district
have nominated Mr. Cslderhead for con-
gresham, and somebody has given Sol
Miller a tip that the Populiets viii nomi-
nate Mr.. Chucklehead against him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

1t is not known why Governor Robinson
resigned as a regent OF the Kansas univer-
sity. 1t was probably because he was sick
of being considered one of dwellings, APP
poiufeeS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

John Davis. the Alliance congressman.
made reference in speech ia the house to
a certain battle in the civil war. He said:
Rain fell heavily all day long on the
battlefield. but the fighting continued, and
by nightfall 10000 men had bitten the
DUST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27
THE TERRILL,PURDY
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL sNSTtTUT
AND EYE AND EAR INElRMAaX.

mSOtCHI Avn SURVIVAL bvStStOtG
AND EVE AND EAR INflRMA6Y-
Cut Of instrument used for the examinastun II
Catarrh and u N.rse and III roat Diseases.
FiFst-class accommodations IN destitute
Building. Largest and finest Electrical
Gynacologicai and Surgical Instruments and
Appliances in the West
Or. TrRRilC JAS sescsac4 ~. annual
pas; graduate hospital course. Chicago. the
5eading acknowledgements. ard Spxs iasist
In Chronic Diseass 5. Diseases OF Women and
Private Diseases OF Men: and Or. ? ROY.
the we'll known surgeon and occuIiSt. attend
personally every pasient- Some of cur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

squirmed uneasily. and Susan B. said
sharply:
II viii say for the benefit Of our more
timid sisters that there isn't a mountain
within seven hundred miles Of this place. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

A. the Emporis meeting Susan Il. An
tbony brushed wisp % hair over her ear,
and said ssTcAsIcaliy- The mouutaia
has labored and brought forth a mouse
Nest OF the women in the audiences
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

Mrs. Gait, i, IS said, is pretty, aud piscst-
orally speaking, i would create no sur
prise TO hear Mrs Cztt fish fo- corapii
mep.S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-27

And you licked tue photographer. did
yous' asked one Democrat o. another
Yes did Twas getting my picture
taken aud he asked me to look pleasant.
why should you take of-nse al thais''
THAT Photographic is darned ra5.d
Republicau'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-16

This handsome aud weli-appointed hotel. .nst
hnished the past year. and elegantly furnished
throughout vita all the comforts aad eoaysni-
enees OF q modern private residence, aud Gen.
,rslly located on the North Seattle cable line. st
he eorueF % Rep usiiesn aud Poplar streets. is
rev under the supervision OF Ara Hammond,
who hss in the lsw moaths of her occupancy
prosen herself most capable sad popular man
ager. Tbs now completed aud established In
sEssn;sor was protected % meet tho needs OF
women aud girls coming 70 the city on business
or pleasure, snd for the business women OF our
city, rsuy OF whom by honesty aad ndeiity
have hesn enabled to push their way along most
OF the lines OF industry In which success In
Wolves tact rapid movement ani tsItAfasness 20
detail: and. too, BY society Of home-owntng.
principally snd homs.soving women. who rec
ognsze IN the rapid sdvanceFasat OF all classes
sad their ever changing relations fast The
business girl Of this yssr-,saehsrs- s;eaos-
rsphsrs, ersssmakers. operators clerks or
sey Of the numerous branches open to fhe'r
def Singers or entck perceptions ii.eae hcfors
u. elosa 10 - called into 8 nsFtnsFsaip OF nome
making. sai that the ssls-eom1snd gsized BY
contact vita business methods sat ~ ssezsas'c
detail is 30 mean part OF TIE necessary tssining
for shs cempllcaisd obligations Of wet.-or~
ssrs1 bona The association hss srens n aea
time snd moEsy "a its erection sad sSaInasS1i,
With as set isgh; patronage Tssy are fru.
howSxeg ia the exslss that when better under.
s.eee "a wtlI sz.Sy more thxa tns anticipated
favorable support All yeaag ladies' without
the parental rcot are cordially invited 10 SO oar
and so~as sAs house oves. 2ee Will be kaniiy
rcceivea. snd vii saa large h.sIs. Pleasant
aiasng rooms with soS1 table. neat saa airy
ehAmesrs. sewing tooz with machine, aud
large pzrsors beautifully fnFussAe3. tseaua4ag q
new pssaa Chsrses from 81 10 - rer week
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I,
1894. are sii2 Az. There were flied for
record yesterday IL deeds. the considera-
tions agxregaiing s5,4Ts Following 10
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
a Co., absiractors of titles. lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
F. w. Stroud TO ]. w. ous. acre in lot
2. sec g, IS. 4. $500.
Peter Bucher TO NJ. Shsdbald. lots 10 10
26, block is. Z. s. Park 60 Des Moines, $I2o
J. A. Gould to ]. +. Pike, lots II to e,
block 5. CloverdaIe. $3Ge
NJ. : Graf to s. :. Carlisle, lot 8. block
Il. lots and 4. block 70, Graft Salmon
Bav, $780,
r. T. Day to G. s. Meem. lot II. block Z.
f. T. Days La Grand-. $500
q. ;. Meem to ]. T. Blackstone. lot IL,
block T. +. r. Days La Grande 500.
West Coast Imp. Co. 10 f. A. Lambicr.
lot . block A.. Gilman Park. 81.
NJ f. Boman TO & Duncan, tract in FREE
mont. 81.
Isaiah Newens TO Webb & Co, lots and
Is. block Q. Days Eldorsdo. and others,
$500
Reliance Loan and Trust Co. to ]. III.
Williams. lot q. block -, River Park. 81.
L. r. Whitney IN James Gray. rs lots in
Salmon BAY "a. $500
q. A. Nodine g. q. Morgan. w lots
and ?, block 3, Whites. s.. 800.
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SAN rRAscrsco MARKETS.
THE erATE OF TRADE.

sAs FRAscIsco, Jan. 1.-THE COM
nercial markets are quiet with prices
moderately firm. Tho produce markets
ore duh.
yegetables--rni light supply and steady.
Fresh fruits Weak.
Potatoes and onions-Unchanged.
Butter and eggs-In heavy supply.
Foultry-weak.
Game-Unchanged.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks,
1890: wheat. centais, IA. 43s; barley. cent
els. 6,342; corn, centals. 4.654: beans, sacks,
n.oos; potatoes. SACKS, :. 90; onions. sacks,
s54; bran. sacks. 200; middiings. sacks,
90.
FIcur--we quote: Net prices for family
extras. S. 4013. 80 per barrel: bakers ex-
tras, s. 30@3 20; superfine. 81. 40@260.
Wheat--The market was safer today on
account OF the rain. No. l shipping wheat
Is qnotable at &I02x per GENITAL. with
N.nSst for choice: milling grades are easy
~ fi.u6i4 @i0sA per GENITAL.
Bariey--fherc In an easier feeling to the
situa,ion, owing 70 the weather. Feed.
ity. 75od76i4c for choice bright; brewing,
sltaa0c per Genital.
1sts-very little business Is doing.
We quote: Milling. N.l5dl. 22,S surprise,
N22k@i.32ss fancy feed. $i.20d1.22k;
good TO chaice. 81 i2,<GLf7ss; poor TO
fair. a2,scef$l. or: black, S5c@sI 22,z;
gray, $Looei. Is per GENITAL
rfSAscfAr-
Drafts--on sight. New York, per 500,
1bc premium. Sterling bills-On London,
GD-dsy bank. t4.s6
silver bars. per ounce. esx0sec.
Mexican doliars-S5@55tc.
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Tits Agreeable and efficasscss Toceh Powder. -
eAhlishsd by moro han twenty yea-s sxpertencA
- received the sanction II the members Il the
Dental snd Me.icai professions Of this city ssRer.
ally. and BY them Il IL daily recommended aa1
prescTined IL II - pleasant In the application -
d 10 sxcelsnt In hs effects. l. speedily rendsrs me
essth white and smooth, the gums hsAlthfai. rel
land nrm. and by frequent use win preserve them
IN this desirable condition II gradually but af
1octaally removes tartar. ana dessroyes the para
sificAi amin slcui1 which neglect may have Per
mitssd collect ana prevents IN cir further
mutation. thus servtns . compisse beauties
and prsserssr Of the teeth. Microscopic examine
lions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
al classes Of society md Of every variety Of bodily
condition. and In EeSriy every animal and
vegetable parasites were found to sxist 10 gre a.
numb&ra Experiments made for their 70
Hoval and the ingredients used in Luoia's 1oosh
Powder were found 10 be most efecsual destroy.
ting them insseatiy.
Throush the kindness friends - - 2x>
nit:eA ~ pueish the following
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MINING T,rxS


Hons-nclI: state. common to choice.
sSS--e; fseinc coast. ls,gasc.
MERCHANDISE.
,eppee-EAsy Lake, sta
LeAa-Firm; domestic. S1fa
lin-nail. Straits. sAiA
Ne1cs-optsoRs opened steady with bids
- nosnts iossr 20 10 points higher.
sossa increased speculative interest AID
s-essd steady, fraga al unchanged prices 30
% 70 Peiois net sdyanee. Sales Is : q
asS including February. sle.eN 3 "a IS;
ten, sis2Ss May. siSalesI6, Spot
I fs1e 49,
Raw. strong: views az holders
$50 BUSINESS: centrifugal. es test, Is
So refined. active: firsaer. CT a :"
a.. 1900 meili "A Si6SssAse, stand
a., a. lisa si.e: eonfsessoners' "A. {"
ts.si eas .caf and crushed. as
49,, powdered, aad cubes, 7.ie~4
'ss' graduated. 4 Si6si.e.
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me soxxp orn.nx

CHICAGO. Jan. S.-wheas-U Unsettled.
opened Nc lower. declined &c more on
cables, liberal shfnncnts from
Andia. only . small decrease In the
1noans Of ocean passage. tndicstioes Of
"a Increase in the visible supply. and
snorfs selling freely: rallied lc on good
suying On long account and covering By
saorfs on the statement that Carlisle would
ssA 1900. 90 worth Of bonds unless con-
eress atonee took steps 70 strengthen the
ueasnry.-A report that the Argentine corn
crop was almost ruined By drcuth, also
affected prices. The market closed
stesdy at Saturdays closing prices.
Receipts. 5000 bushels: shipments. 700
Dnshsis Closed: Cash. eDs<c: May. e5sxc.
Gosn-Essisr; cash, SAKE; Nav, size.
eoass-stsady; cash, esszc; May. z5so
Bariey-Eominal-
flax-$l B1<.
Iimothy-sAls.
Pork-Hirher; cash. sia45; May, $l3Sa
Larc-H gsrr; cash. ts.i0; May. $7.s0.
a. s sa rsos-Higaer. cash, $6s2is; May,
shouIders--ss 25as5o.
snott c!ear-f70y112a
Whisky-Sl.Ia
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following 10 the statement of the visible
grain supply 1t the close Of business Jam
nary - as compared with the preceding
week.
BnsAeta InreasG
Wheet. .....-..-......... eo,4sao0 4eo,Doo
,.....-................-. I1.3is,aa0 l,7s4-0W
gats.-..-. --........--..... s,95soW le6.o@
.exe-.....s..-.-..... 5TSy8 LOO
0sfisy...-....-.......... -. 2.lse,0o 2o0
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Rsccipts. q. 900 head. Market:
steady. all Others lower. top steers. s.
W46o
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
opened ~ 5Ai0c lower and closed steady
with the loss regained: rough aud COM
mon, A-9095.o5; packers and mixed. s.. 10
03.J: prime heavy and butchers weights.
1.3oG535: prime light. S. 2505.40
eheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market,
best. steady; others. lower. Prime West
ems. $2s505.e0: Texas yearlings, $3.50;
natives. s2.00G3.7a
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RAINFALL AND TEMPERATURES.

Report Of the State Weather bureau for
the Month of December.
The following table shows the mean tenn
perature and total monthly precipitation
at points in Washington for the month of
December. 1893, as furnished by the
United States weather bureau:
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FOREIGN MAKKKrs.
rHx ENGLISH GRAIN xARxxrs

LrvrsrooI. Jan. l5.-wbeat ~ Steady /;
demand moderate. No. California. S. I'd
@5s sd; No. red Western winter, s. 2dGr
6s Al
Corn--Steady; demand moderate mixed
Western. A I'D
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BosTos. Jan. f5.--Ciosing;
Atehison. ......... 1li4MexieAn Central. q
Bell Telephone 80. 1s6 san Diego s.
Burlington 7s7s
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MINING srocxs
NEW YORK MARKETS.
THE srocx rxcHAxax

NEW Yosx. Jan. ih.--The week opened
With Arm tone in harmony with the
strength of American securities in Lon
don and in response 10 purchases for
home end foreign accounts. The pros
rect Of bond issue by the government
vas another bull point. Burlington and
ST. Paul we're among the most buoyant in
late trading. The advances. compared
with Saturdays final sales, were to per
cent in the active list
ffSAScIArs
Money on eall--Essy at I per cent. !:
paper, 3,1@tI per cent Sterling ex-
ehange--steaiy. with actual business in
bankers blals az $4.s5s.6ts 81 for demand
and sisaa.eti IS for sixty day bills.
BONDS
L. :. q trcsl lIsfar . "a frer1 ~ rs
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HoTEL ARRIVALS.


rHs AxEIxv~nS.
Mrs l. Lake, TsRss Fsss. Ansrorsss
Taes peacxn. Portland Alex ktsF, kssreu
Thas Msiozsy, Angsses street. Vrsang
q "A ESssSSr cay Mis-. L Fsyans. fhsia
" rarsaas Ssasits ] RzskAskz. &oataa2
{ tsFsAssa Iseozss J l. HlSls szas. City
s Graz. C4ty Nesy.lss. Sex lo.k
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.

STEAMER RAINIER
Rehuffs arf refgrnssfssd leaves Merchants deck
Tussdsy Ihars6av snd sAsardAy 81
Ktarsson 0rs 3snasie Bangor. sezheex. Lib
wasp. Davsfto. HoeaspoEt Union city and inter-
M slate t,sfafn arriving ruscn city ~ p n
Leaves Lnssn City IN. Wednesday,. friasy
ana sanAsy. arriving IN seattle ~ = p m
e, a. LIBBY. Master.
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Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.

LUBINS TOOTH POWDER Win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
Il will give you BREATH SWEET
As A BABY'S.
It will HARDEN THE GUNS
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER n feoo
from grittiness.
LUBINS TOOTH POWDER he's .
delicate and refreshing haver.
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IL sTIAHkA oRxYuouND.
usssy saesss sasaAy.
csnnssEsg Nea9sy, rev. -. 1893
Avs Rvsrsts. 100 = t-s kss~sN. g q
Leaves 9esxsss. ...-....-...s...il - . N
sGnasrs Leaves 4ysseft. ...-.. 3 % N
connsess vita besss ~ raesma sal sssasEnEsh.
LAnalns Cslesan dock. ssos Of Marion street.
gyATTLE AED TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
cLAUb TkouP. ". W. 0OopHuk.
PrsA seer.
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STEAMER CHEHALTs
tssvss Hssesirs wharf dsny ero-ps sca1sy =
So p n fss frslshs o. passage Apply 90 bosrA
". n sxxxoEE. xsxssx.
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Steamers leave San frsscis for Honeiulu -
,poA Auckland. ~ =. and eydney. =. 8. W., with9
prt ehanga q 4 ALAMEDA. january IL, p IN.
Hsnolulu only: O. AUSTRALIA. January 40.
Z. D. sPkKcKELs q BROS ca,
0easrAi Agentss san Franeisco
W. WxDsTrR. Div Agent. Vancouver, u Z.
H w. bAKKM Agent Seattia
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vnxx CARA
Leave seastie-es2o. ssts . M, i:is, 500 D m
Leave Tacsns-ssoo IL :soA m. 500. s:lsp N.
Sunday
Leave ssAssie-7:oa . m. 1880 n
Leave Tacoma-a:so q m, Asoe y m
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ooopALI, PERKINs q Co,
General Agents. San FrasciscA
Z = yoAN pQE, r q SUPP. seattle


sTEAMKR LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmeads. Everest Clintsn, Langley Coupe
vile, Utssla1y, fidalge City. Aaacssfse, eenish,
falrhaveA ashoms ma waA com. leaving ssaius
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays nj O N.
Rssurning. leaves whatcon wesnssdsys. ftiasys
and sundays 81 ESQ . m. iancsng a. BAKERS
wharf, feet Of University ssrset.
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yreu saa FrAncisce. for vicsssis snd Puget
esun1 psrta. ~ . = m. ian g. 10. Is. 90 -. %
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rvRHErr AHD aSoMoxrsu nourR
TAs eng bsas sAas soss tArsusA visAsus ssassssa
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Mstnsifs wharf TresAays ThurDdavs -
GaxurAays - . n tcr Edmsnas MukfisDs ~
sFssk Axrysvble ksss Evsrsss, level ana sns,
HoAIsH. 500 j. 4 HATFIELD. Agsst
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Don't rowNsExD POET ANaELEs AND
i DUN0ENEsn-
STEAMER MoNTIcKLLo
DAILY sunv1cn TINE cAnA

CoMMhNcINa MONDAY. BEG 10, 1884
Leaves Seattle 7:oo q N Townsend, 1880 q
m pungsnsss. 1900 m arrives Port Anselss.
l:3o p m leaves Pert nssis.. 2so9 p m leaves
Fort Townsend $50 p M oxrives Seattle. $50
m CITY DOCK ca. seattle Aseara
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Christmas at the Theaters to
Resound With Opera.
TAvARY GRAND IS The CHEF.
Pyke's Company SIM Discsarses Tune
fai opera-S amsdy Has Pleased
the flay Gocra

Cc-ne1y -araEsz. varied WITH IKE duaces
stratns Of light opera. has BEEN the al
traction AZ the theageSs during the past
week. ard the public HAS Shown 3 fair
appreciation by an average attendance.
Al the Seattle tAeaser Neil Burgess
company, with Marie Bates in the title
role. presented a true picture Of New
ENGLAND country life IN The County
FAIR The play was wei gst on ard
the representation thorough. The dolly
Old Chaus.@ a sparkling farce comedy.
closed the week
At Cor1ray's the PIKE Opera company
delighted lovers OF music with -'Auaorita.s
= new opera, which was Substituted the
orerzng night for y Night ia venlee.
and mot with great favor. The Beggar
Student q jewel Of melody ~ Miigockeg,
Was given. with Martin Pache az the head
o. the east. and scored another triumph.
There i 10 shadow cast before By the
coming event Al the theaters. The Tavary
Grand Easllsh Opera company has al
ready appeared on the Eastern horizon
and has frightened the record OF The year.
Il begins the week az the Seattle theatcr
tomorrow evening. and from all iniaca-
tAoas VIII giorify the closing days OF 1891
with brilliant crown OF song. Cordray's
theater viii also join IN the melody. the
Pylxe' company being scheduled for the
remainder Of The week.
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terror shall make provisions for the pro
lection against FIRE and Expectations Of
the public forest reservations set aside.
or that may be set aside. under the said
act OF March 3. 1921. and he may make
such rules and regulations and establish
such service as VIII insure the objects OF
such reservations, namel5. 10 regulate
their occupancy. TO utilize the timber OF
commercial value. and 70 preserve the
forest cover from destruction: Provided.
that no timber Of commercial value shall
be sold except 10 the highest bidder on
sealed proposals after due appraisement.
As hereinafter provided. az not less than
the appraised value thereof.
sec. l. That before any sale % tim
Der OF commercial value on any forest
where such sealed proposals viii be re-
shall be made for az least thirty days
IN 4 newspaper OF general circulation
rggutea and published in the state or ter
ritory which shall be published. when
practicable. IA the county in which the
same IS situated. describing by numbers
the tracts OF land on which the same is
situated and the location thereof. and
Designating the land office Il the district
Ga which the land IL situated a. the place
reservation shan be made, notice thereof
ceivca. and stating The time within which
such sealed proposals VIII Re received.
All such sales shah - Tor cash. payable
~ the time Of sale Al the land Office OF
the district IN which TIE land IS situated.
and the proceeds shall be accounted for
by the receiver OF such land Office in "A
separate account and shalt be covered
into tie treasury as q special fund 10
- exps asaes Ia the care and management
q such reservations Ia such manner as
congress may provide.
Sac. s That The secretary % war is
hereby authorized 10 make such detau
~ troops for the purpose - protecting
said reservations as the secretary q the
interior may require
Sec c. That any public lands en-
brace3 within the liults OF The forest re-
serve which. after due exzulnad ton. shall
Re found better adapted 70 agricultural
than forest uses, may Re restored % The
public domain upon the recommendation
e. the secretary u tie interior with the
approval OF the president, after sixty
days pgblic notice IN Two newspapers OF
geDeTaI circulation ~ TIE state whereia
tAe reSerz alton Is situated"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-23

finishes with velvet chou. from which
double velvet steamers drop 10 the feet.
The sleeve pufTs look as II they had
slipped from their place on the shoulder
and the top Of The arm has the 1850 effect
that Paris loves.
Why doesn't LADY Henry Somerset let
as alone. anyway what right has she or
her allies 10 declare we saan't wear pref
~ low-cut frockss its easy enough 20
sec what's the trouble. Just peep beneath
her plain. high-huttoned bodice. ard there
isn't a doab. bat you'n md an ugly bore
sticking out somewhere. or a scar. or
something else she isn't proud OF. And 50
she has decided that every one must keep
her hixh bodice company. We'll may her
efforts be blessed. They're worrying 40
one very much AZ present. and Il she IA
bors under the serene consciousness that
seine gooa viii spFing out ot her harangp-
ing. why let her labor on. when she secs
the very latest Partisan models. the good
lady viii surely think all her efforts have
been IN vain Lower and lower slides the.
sleeve-ihe pretty shoulder is quite bare
and the pgn starts we'll down ca the arm
Sherry's the other evening, would haves
sent her into convufslonE Positively ev-
cry woman present displayed a pair OF
shoulders. flaunt.ng rlght IN the face 90
LADY Henry's protests satins. too. how
they shaded ard glcweI. OPAL hints
ivory whites. American beauty ilnts. rose
end fell WITH the Soft music. The spark
Ing young deaatante. waa has just
paused. hy,athless ana laughing. what
tank yea ~ her plnk ard blue comblna-
tiaas satin % pa1est e3el shot with she'll
PINK. ard over the satin hounce OF PINK
fuaesseune starring almost ar the top %
the skirt II s. Beaded and finished vim
n sull rnousssuae raeAe. Her io0ae bodice
Is srape8 a IA CrecQue. sn2 banded az the
R.sle NTH eel r.Ahor ~ ssace satin. RIB
ba-s that part . show ihe top q The
arm. supnoEt a bracsFet 81 gathered nous
sel1ae ard three small Tu.ties thas fan
Vow Sc starts again-the music isTss
hs~ on. ana she ueds u a yellew brunette
taat g3ldes happily past. Yellow her skin.
q seftly yellow her gown. sa,in-rich.
heavy. falling II gstll pleats over eae@ hip
headed WITH yellow bows ard TWIST 30
.wcea~ satin. ealnrelassea "a delicate
tes vine AZ the eottonl Safla gathered
into tie simplest os round. iow-cut cor
sarss. toppesi VITA a aas berthe % fnsst
,suehpsse. ara lastly. satta 6ela NJ che
t.s1t wssh more - 8t. connecting Wtta sAe
serz~z thar ssu up TIE bodice ara re IA
TIE sprfehtllest q sisoal3er bows
Aua TIE two comfortably esconee1 II
tae cc~ne-. ssppsng ssss are more cuip2nae
stla. Why. oae . the bodies IS no uaore
than size PESTS. ruaalng epN@rs ssom
the waist ard held n by 90 more than an