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The morning times., 1895-08-18
NERvNG HIMSELF.
Preliminary Step In the Love A fairs
of the Ma ior and the Widow.

The Major came softly down from his
room on the floor above and opened my
door with an expression of deep anxiety
on his face.
"Can you tell me, he said "of den-
tist that hurts? l want to suffer pain. I"
"Real, genuine pain?" inquired calmly,
for l was too much used to the Major s
eccentricities to be surprised
"Yes, sir, - he replied, beginning to pace
the floor rapidly. / want man that will
hurt, propose to have several teeth out
That's one of the things / thought Of
But there are Others. Yes, Others" he
continued, his face flushing with emotion.
"For instance ! would like to meet a man
who viii argue politics with me. / want
a formidable man. / want to get him mad.
If he calls me out SO much the better.
must have excitement. Can you suggest
anything?"
Why, yes" 1 responded, carelessIy
You might take a ride in a hospital
ambulance. Why not take q poem In to
an editor l know? Or, can get you q
ticket to the afternoon session of Young
Woman's Emancipation Club. Is that
enough?"
"As far as 1t goes" replied the major,
increasing his pace II must be aroused,
/ tell you. Nothing is too dangerous for
me to attempt. Oh, for one of the battles
that 1 have been inl Give me those
tickets. 1 must see that dentist at onoe
and arrange for couple of hours of agony.
1 want 10 call a man out before supper
must"
But why?" 1 interrupted "TeI me
why?"
Young man." said the major, impress
lively, stopping suddenly and facing me,
II will tell you. / am in love with the
dearest, sweetest, most angelic piece oi
widowhood that ever drew breath.
have sworn to propose TO her at IL 80 to
| morrow morning by the clock, and I've
got TO do something to lead up to y
| Life
The morning times., 1895-08-18
UPHOLSTERY! !
HOME AGAIN

from the oount,y9 Hon tQbsJ-
hl2gy the AOnse looks. Cur
talnS SO to1w-ne9er noticed
that 5eto,e you Lett-sn@ has
faded silk IN 0esh6uLe door.
Mantle APPEARS SO bare, and
ho50 shayb tie corners Of tile
room Look--in short, yoH need
TO fr y0uy house for aOinter.
It don't take SO much money as
ii does taste IN these affairs.
Leage ii 74th us-we'N gz0e
y0u tie 5eneft Of our exbe'T-
tnce gyutiS-make yOur meas
mrsmeHts, estimate to', yOH, and
f1 tie b,Tee SO that you'N fnd
yourself surprised at the
amount Of beauty wroRght in
1Ouy h0me toy so small an en-
PenaItHre.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

lied teams, and any evening one may see
the teams practicing on the well-laid-off
grounds The Hospital Corps Club is com
posed of big, brawny fellows, who with
a well-executed blow could put ball
over any League field fence. There are
but few other paStimes for which the sol-
diers show any liking, and baseball reigus
supreme,
The majority are now too tired after
the drills to play, but seek rest beneath
the cool trees of the grounds. There they
lie and smoke aud read and pass away the
summers afternoon and early evening
CAST IN PLEASANT LINES.
The officers have much easier time
than their men, and it may indeed be said
that their lines are cast in pleasant
places." Capt E. R. Robinson, arrayed
in a uatty braid-covered duck suit, sat
in his cool quarters at the navy yard the
other day, aud stretching himself Iazily
rema rked that he had to work for his living
inst as any other man has to do. The very
surroundings of these exalted beings is
Incompatible with the idea of labor.
Iu ma ansions or little vine-cOvered build
| ines separated from the privates' apart
meuts by drives, walks aud parade grounds
| they aud their families reside. At the
| approach OF summer the wife and children
| fly away and are soon followed by the off
| GERS themselves, when the necessary red
tape processes have been gone through
with Some few must stay at the post to
put up au appeara uce OF war, and to create
| in the minds of visitors feeling OF rever-
| euce for the service.
These gentlemen and their families spend
the hot days in pursuit of pleasure. The
other day about O'Clock in the afternoon,
a visitor at the arsenal may have easily
mistaken the grounds for picnic grove
were it not for the helmeted guard, who
walks with measured tread up and down
the path at the entrance.
Two rival baseball teams were filing
out Of the mems quarters near the gate
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Germans at Beautiful River View.

All the German societies of the city will
take an outing at River View to-day.
There will be delegations from the United
Singers, the saengerbund, the Ariou, Maen-
nerchor and other ORGANIZATIONS of the
Fatherland and the friends of the members,
and a great day is sure TO be the result
of the concerted efforts. Capt. Randall
has placed every convene : at the dis
posal of the exeursiOnists, and everything
possible for the comfort and enjoyment of
those who take the outing will be provided.
Prize bowling and prize shooting will be
two of the features Of the day, and from
the entries already recorded there is every
likelihood of some very exciting and close
contests. The Pentz to-day at 10:45 a. M,
2:45 and 5:45 p. N.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
DRAPERIES

occupy an important place in
these decorations, therefore, you
want good and pretty ones
here's to leaders of that kind
they're cheap, too.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Those Green Stains

Mother-Oh ,Neddie, lookat those trousers.
Neddie-Y Yeth M; / thet down on the grath
an thum o. the paint toned off!-Chicago
Record
The morning times., 1895-08-18
MATR0Hs 1T STATIONS
Untold. Good Done by Three
MOtherIy Women.
GREAT HELP TO THE POLICE

They Not Only Look After the Conn
fort and Safety of Female Prison
Bear Upon Them-Congress to BE
Asked TO Increase the Number.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Have you subscribed yet for the
Morning, Evening and Sunday Times
ut so cents II month?
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Our own Ia All-Wool
Scarlet Blanket, "Kann's
Special, soft as down, a
whole bedfull of covering in
itself, with black borders, a
blanket which duplicated
elsewhere would bring $3.50,
we sell at ............$3 So. 9e
The morning times., 1895-08-18

1,5O0 yards SO in. Figured
Silkolene, imported goods,
in tasteful designs and good
ColorIngs. Worth 15c. yard.
95ac. yard
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Blankets.

Warm friends, these =
won't leave you in the cold.
Our celebrated Queen Isa-
bella Blanket, ia size, soft
and voluminous, with p1etty
borders, worth 5000, ,...$3. 90
The morning times., 1895-08-18

One lot of Derby Satin Por-
tieres, poems in color and
texture, most handsome in
design, in four different
styles, worth 5000 pair 49,.
$3.49 Pair.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

10 dozen large sized Bed
Comforts, covered with sat
teen and fast color cardinal
print, cotton filled Worth
Sl.oO...- .............. CSC
The morning times., 1895-08-18

An entirely new drapery,
fresh from the mills, the
exquisite Dresdens, SO in.
wide, in the most beautiful
coloriugs and patterns.
Worth 4Oc. .23c. yard
The morning times., 1895-08-18
ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER

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Loss of Hair Hundreds of testimonials from
prominent people bear grateful testimony to
its great merits and prove how potent its effects
"a dollar bottle will stop falling out. If your
hair is falling out consult specialist at once.
Mail orders filed.
Testimonials at Parlors, 70i Fourteenth street.
opposite Foundry Church. Treatment for all
chronic diseases of scalp and skin by
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Guseman School, Pleasant Distric..
for the month ending Jan. 4th 1895
Enrolment 40; average daily attend
ance ~; per cent of attendance 81.
Names of pupils present every dav:
Norma Graham, Nellie Gray, Joseph
Carl and Ray Miller, Emory Martin.
Willie Friend, Jujson Rodehcaver and
Norvil Gray.
w. II. BARNES, Teacher
Locus Grove School, for the second
m"nth ending Dee. 2Sth 1894
Enrolment As. Average daily at
tendance A.
The following pupils were not al $ mt
Mary Smith. Allie Guseman, Maud
Euseman, Berthe Gusemau, Bis
FrdniIhouser. Francis Guseman. Sarah
Spiker Pearl Frankhouser, Ivie Spilkcr
Earl hpilier, Claud SpilSer, Wilbur Spi-
ker' Marshal Sp:ker. The following
missed but one day, Bessie Wolfe. Zana
Guthrie, Gay Gusemau and Richard
DeHsop' D. >. KELLY, Teacher.
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ThOmpSOn's Magistrates Manual and
EnrmS

Has been revised to date and the FEC
ond edition, just printed, contains
about Three Hundred Forms, which
should be in the hands of every LAWYER.
Justice, Constable, Notary and Business
Man of West Virginia. 1t contains
torms III Civil and Criminal proceed
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for Justices of the Peace, ConstabIes,
etc.. and Forms for Attachments, Sng,
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lawful Detainer, Hetinue, Acknowledg-
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daVits, Mechanic Liens, etc. The
Forms are numbered consecutiveIy.
and in copious index referred to pn.
ger appropriate captions, all references
being by section and chapter to the
Code of West Virginia uS0l) and the
Acts since then. The volume will lie
delivered prepaid by mail or ex press, OH
receipt of one dollar, net.
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Clarksburg, w, Va
January II, 1895.
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BabyIand.
The Babies Own Magazine 80 cents 9,
Year. ENLARGED.

The Babies Own Magazine 80 cents a
Year. Enlarged.
The new volume, beginning Novcp-
Der, ~, viii contain the lest things i'm
reading and pictures for children from
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Gus serial OF baby life.
MARCHING PLAYS. By Grey BntJe.
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School Reports.

L port Of the Shahan Schoo,; second
month ending January :, 1895
Number pupils enrolled this month
38. Pupils neither absent nor tardv ts
Per cent of Attendance boys "a, girls
% Names of pupils neither absent
nor tardy: Charles, Otis and Wait,nan
Shahan. Walter, Jonas and .Johnnie
Murray Walter Stafford, Draper Fort.
ney, Willie Rolyard, BERTHE. Winni,.
and Bessie Murray. Grace and Cora
Shahan. Our report is not as good as
1t should have been, but the weather
was rough and many OF the pupils live
at "A distance. During the recent snrvy
some OF their parents brought their
children to and from school. thus snow
ing their interest in the school lam
sorry 10 say some of the patrons of the
school do not take the interest in edu-
cation as they should At this period
we should lay a broad foundation for
the future when the mind is most suc-
ceSsiul of impressions. Never was the
demand greater for educated mon and
women. Never before were there q-reot-
cr privileges for obtaining an education
than now in our enlightened country.
There are free schools furnished ev-
everybody to secure an edlcatio,
besides Universities for the more nj
vanced scholars I hope the parents
wlI be more interested in tbs next
month OF school, and the scholars crow
more Interested ia school work
l. q. MYERS, Teacher.
Report Of Garlitz school for the Sec
oud month:
E1rollment a Daily attendance 3s
Fer cent OF attendance %. The follow
ing pupils merited 100 per ceat i'm at
tendance AMI department: Ella. Stelln.
Lfura' Mollie a9d Harvey Garlitz ia.
wari. James ana Bertha Grcassr. Ed.tb
Ha!ly Hartman, IT, p, A. X and Ada
Miller, Walter and Harry Meuear. JAS
and L,arl Mencur. scott. Jack ana
Elmer Faiser. Dora. Eta and Bertha
Robinson. Albert Martin. r r. and v
T. stelnplo, Gordon shafcr. VERNE
Ncnear. Cietus ana Truman Sterling
and N.ra and Albert White.
The people patrons and others) Of
onr ncighOorhooi seem to be greatly
interested iu Our school. The p.trops
express themselves a5vocators OF cor
P'rai cnastIscncnt. provided we d. not
approach within q ten foot po.c FIRES
are seldom ma e much be fore @ o'clock:
possibly on the plea chat the teacher
makes 1t warm enough anyhow
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NO MARYLAND ORGAN.

The Oakland Republican tells us
TO not Ter quantity displaee quality.
Never fear, brother; we are not
running a political organ in Mary
land. Oracle.
All, Bro. Bolden this is "the
nukindest cut Of all l'' and il will
be many days before you can heal
the iaeerated heart which you have
ripped with such emphasis. "Not
running political organ in Mary.
land !" Our Bro. Republican. hav-
ing run short of equality" during
the recent campaign, filed in with
quantity" to such an extent tina,
his conscience has rebelled when
the excitement and the exigency of
the campaign wore off, and expe.
rlence has tar ght him to canton
oilers to beware Of his misfortune
and mistake. This is generous and
prhiseworthy in our Bro. ReDubli.
can, but the Or0cie will have no
occasion to bstitute "quantity for
so long as it does not at.
tempt to run a political organ of
the Republican variety.
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The " Standard " Delineator for Feh-
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S.cvos ! You will be bound 10
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slpa. why not now? We can far.
nish JON CtHdereji1, Sunshine. Tt.
"wph. Torch Light, Tropc, or ann
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Senator blackburn. of ISent,,cl,;.
We cut statement this week which
should pat an end to all tie nD,urd
talk about enmity between II .nsclfand
oecrtt ary Carlisle He said: NV re-
iAtionS with the Secretary OF the Treas.
nry both personal and onic.al. are of
The most cordial kind Iuste d Of
there 'eing any purpose OF niue 10 de-
cl ire war against Mr. Carlisle or the
administration, che contrary is true
DIV views on the silver question are
well undetstoon, but there has never
been any idea on my part of carrying
ohose views TO the extreme OF MAKING
war on Mr.. Carlisle, Mr. CLEVELAND ~,
any one else. Nuch less wonId ba
wiling 10 ue put in that attitude with
respect 10 Secretary Carlisle. Gur 70.
lat'ons are pleasant and cordial ana
VIII remain so So far rs / am con-
cerned' am ready AMI willing to do
anything ! can, honorabIv and con.
sistently, TO uphold the Treasury and
'he ADMIN stration Any statement at
triouting other motives to me. or vlac-
ing different light upon the situation.
IS los )lutely untrue and unauthorizei
~ me Nv personal attachment TO
Secretary Carlisle should b,ve hon
sufficient to have III counted All th,,.
silly rumors."
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Monongah Accommodation leaves Fairmc1f
~ llno A. NJ. arrives AT Monongah at Ii25 A.
VI returning leayes Monongah at 2ns p. NJ
arrives Fairmont 2sSO =. NJ. Trains d ally excerI
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senator vest when tainted bv Re.
publican Senators because of the fail.
nre OF the Democrats to agree t.o,, -
financial Till voiced the op.pion of
,hhny democrats when he said Il
nave no authority to speak for the
resident but most earnestly hore
thnI Ii some definite action is I taken
py TINS Congress, the President win
can an extra session as soon os the
gavel faiisat The close of thi, session.
ne Republicans make prelense OF
oe'nS indifferent about an ezra scs.
sion out in reality it is the Thru ;h.v
most dread; they know the differences
which exist in their own party on the
nhanciul question, and wish 70 put off
enc Tune Tor action IS long as possible.
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Senator German gave some inte-os,-
ing figures in that portion ofbi. s,eacl,
'hat ref FRED to senator Hiil's plea for
a change OF the Senate rules. senator
norman said no change in the rules
was needed. ani 20 prove that the Son
ate passed more bills Than tn. House
"n,ch has rules which shut OFT debate.
he cited the number Of bills passed by
each in the following Congresses ::
F"rty-niHth, House $50, senats 1921;
fif-ieth' House 2.2si, Senate 2.sis.
Flity-second Hous. $50, senate 124s:
fhty-third. mp to tn. b.ginniar OF the
present session, House 60, Senate 7.4.
ne'e iiEures are Interesting. aud will
doubtless be surprising TO man..
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The Judiciary Committee Renoyts a
Resolution In Favor Of impeaeh.
Ing Judge Riei,s.
Vac Slow Going Senate Passes Horc
Biils Than The House.
W WASHINGTON, ID. c..

"iiie there is lie in the ri ty-,b.rd
"2ngtesH Democrats viii not cease 70
hope for legislation ia the line Of rpr-
eency reform. But, caudpr co,nrels
the confession that there is nothing
tangible in sight in either House or
senate Ut this writing uloa which TO
nniid hope The situation is similar 10
serious case of sickness in ones INN
NY No matter how serious the doctor
may look nor now low the patient may
appear TO be, we hope for chan &c for
the better and sometimes our hopes
are realiz'j. and sometimes, alas they
are not Only time can tell how I, will
end with currency reform
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