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The Matter! tenant tits Is-
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* usua-ammvm
t
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in Lsdlu’ [loatherette Satchels and Traveling Bags,
Another lot of Tinted Toilet Sets, with old stippling. All
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mtfioopper Bottom Wash Boilers, made with extra. Heavy
. .sides,.sold elsewhere for $1.25, this sale,
IO quart Steel Enameled Preserving Kettle, regular price 800.
baring our Clearance Sale of Winter Goods we neglected to
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are willing to make it an object for you to buy them now.
_ her our prices were, by far, the lowest—now look at the
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. 760 Sleds 500. 79c Sleds 460. 99c Sleds 63c.
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n ' «
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81 25 Sleds. 710.
MONEY. OATS. HORSES. 008-
Bi FEEOIIIO OHS SOOEEII-
EO Willi
GRAIN. ILL'I'. tuna l‘l’Co
‘flls Senators last 'I'tsslr Dignity as Well so
The]! Sleep and Stats! lip Until Alm lids
night lash-aging Verso-a} Epithsts and
Sharp IIpseehes.
Via-insures. March 3. -'l‘hs senate
chamber war the scene of an cxtrrwrdinary
demonstration at the night session. lumin-
nlng with mmsntlotmi speecheu and culmi-
nating with an exchange of txrrsonai opi-
thots almost without parallel in the his—
tory of the mutate Mr. Chandler person-
aily arraigned many l)omm:rat.ie senators.
Mr. llill reeponded clmrnctorizing Mr.
Chandler as a hyunn for having dug up
the private records of Senator lhitwh.
Mr. Martin, who had hot-.n arraigned by
Mr. Chandler. replied with Interme bit—
ternm, characterizing Mr. Chandler and
“blizzard," and declaring that if half was
true that was charged against him he
should he in the penitentiary instead of
the United States narrate, At tinm» there
was great (tilllfilslon and oxeiu-rm-nt in
the galleries, and the vice president threat-
M’NATOR f'llA NHLER.
sued to clear the gniivrim. 'i'he mingled
confusion. delmto and ext-itemont on the
floor of the senate and in the galleries last-
ed until after midnight.
Rapid progress was Inndo on the legiti—
lative, usmmtivt- and jmliriai nppmprin-
tion hill of. the night. session of the senate.
Mr. Duhois of ,‘ sought. to strike out
the appropriation to the i'tah omnmission
and to pruvtde that. the suppression of
higarny and polygamy iivrml'tor he rose.
outed umh-r the law ' m.-
bois urged that H . (litiun
. , ..pwrulul pros-
“ lif‘ilhi-‘iu w vi; some oth~ itiirttiiii'.
. .u-i’nrionnwork. Virginia
’ Ilplmiilllwiltw." .\ "fl tilt“
( 'iiildX'iit
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
he Market.
fill, '96
FOR-—
OIIAFTI, I2,022
Baas ltsnortn him.
fli‘a‘li‘hlwdh‘fi”mm m»
m dugout
thing to my why .IM'DII'IIHI should‘mgl‘ wenahlin
x , H .. n “act.
”it". l’o'nfiifig,l‘il itil’i‘l‘iie liiihoin amendment
with! 1.0 "fl
mid it. won
outm- a stain
was finally ruled out on a point of ”om.
’l'ho appropriation hill \vué tompornrily
laid waldo to prrniii Mr. f‘hnndia-r of New
limnpuhiro to mztkv u spowh on rm'vnt
('ll‘f'iltlll nu-tlmds of tho Ilvmm-rutit- party.
Mr. iiimmiivr took up tho n-ii-rttion of a
niuulurr of lla'moi-ritihc M‘IiitInr-i. ('our-orn
Ing lllt‘ vim-lion of )Ir. Murphyof Now
York. Mr, ('imudi- r did not. our-silo“ its
was brought :timut by n gt rryumtulrr itllil
various fortm of u-lm'lioiw'ring lum-uy, in
My“
legislativu rogulnrity, hut (it‘l‘litl‘l d lhnt it ;
* liu moi lm hone-t man had No r tliio'~liltil-
“'llll'll iu- indium «i ilmf tho vlwu govvrnor
nus t‘illli‘r'l‘lli‘tl. As to tho vim (ion of Mr.
Martin of Kuusus. Mr. I‘Iuttulh-r said tin-
Hi'ilnini‘, niihough n Ill-mount. hml Iumlon
"ohm-.‘onnw-tiun" with the i'npiili-I lill‘lil-
here of tho Kntwu lvgiduluro. and on In»
routing a murmur hud flf'l'lil'i'll oil the llf'lll-
m'rmh- pntrouugv whhh tho hlilil‘. of Kun-
ms rrm-iwd from tiu- outiouuimiininintrrr
tint).
Mr. (‘Iusrullur Minolta ltrm'h.
The l'UpilliHi‘t of Rooms Woro time do
ceivr-l.
said Mr. i'Iotntlh-r. “and illi' results have
hwn whnt might him: lawn exported. ”
A1 In tho soul How ill'l'llliit'fl it)” Mr.
limwh of North Dakota. Mr. Uhamilor do.
ohm-d It would in! liliml Ivy it livpuhiimn
If there had not. inn-n tho inmost. manipula-
tion in the North Dakota legislature, in
which Lllt' sxx'nkc-r of the honor and his
unhindmtu's hnd part Iripuiull. 'i'he rottweiler
had suimnpwntiy room to Washington. an
outward from his ironw, asking an oillm-
from l’rmident ('iovi-Iund. and not getting
it had gone no ono know wherr, dishonor-
nd and dosplys'd.
Mr. Chandler bitterly denounced the
"traitors" of that trmmu'tion. He then
took up the lnt'l'ufigttfion Willl‘ll the son.
m hegnnss totlwprivnto rooord of Mr.
lioarh. and road from The liongruusiounl
Roland to allow how notion on the lows
tigathm had ilt‘t'ft Molded. "And so,"
said Mr. (llmmlh-r, "the fornwr mshler of
the (Titimns' National bank of Washington
continues to ovmwy a mat on a lhnmmrath-
”Burr."
Mr. ihinuh set at hisdo-slt throughout
the son-re nrrnignmeut. Mr. Morgan
sought. to Intvrpo-w a question as to the
regularity of Mr. Chandler’s Ipl'mtil una
matter of order. The Vim' president hold
It to ho In order. Mr. Ilmvkt'vll endeavored
to brush the fm'w‘ of the summit hy rn-tnarlt-
ing. “There is no reason why such a
hermit-as sptmvh should not prncwnl. "
ltosumiug. Mr. Chandler referred to Mr.
Horgan's polm of order, and said he
would Milfll the Alabama senator he did
not intend to touch upon Aialmumelm
lion fraud». on It Would take too ruuoh
time. ”You have already touched upon
them through your ruouthpiow," n9»
Iplmdmi Mr. “sumo. ”and i have trmttvd
your attack with mmtmnpt and disdain."
Hr. f’handh-r then reviewed in detail the
Inga of the Kansas legislature in
as election of Mr. Martin, and thxslnrmi
that it made as vicious a msmiaswas
ever prestrritul In nit-etionoering fraud.
"lie is still horn," mid Mr. Chandler,
“and will renmin until next Monday,
when the mum-mu. «Ingram mums loan
ignornlnious mu]. "
As to Mr. Kyle and Mr. Alix-n. they had
lanai with the lhmummtn of the senate as
Mr. Paflor turd at times acted with the it."
milligram, hut Mr. Chandler did not writi-
oiss thaws timmifiilnnll Ilut he sold thvy
mule It plmihlo, with the "unlawful and
Miriam" Vote of Mr. Martin and the
Vote of Mr. lush-h, "who tuner should
have marred In the inmate one day aftsrr
the facts of his life were known." for the
We Marmot the wannabe
WW?
MMMI‘MaMB
nndpra-wut wrimwrnntor from New York .
"'l'iloy l‘llt’flii‘ll Io got him in," i
I, . .
my. _ a.
Jill's Sharp 3071:.
Its. Hill was at ones on his feet when
Ir. (handler closed. The New York sen-
ator said the. senate bad Just witnessed an
utrsmdlnary npeetouht The senator from
New Hampshire had been . I:
through the marker of the senate. lie
had evidently "strumming on his atom-
aeh,"'nnd it was nowssary "to get rid of,
the offensive bile." lie 1qu mught utl’
this closing hour of tho melon to stir up
some partisan bitterness.
”But the utnmteolo thin senntor hue pre-
sented~induiglng in omrso stutmuonts
against hmther Marianne—drum him no good
and will do his party no good," said Mr.
Hill vehemently.
He had heretofore admired the abilities
of the New Hampshire Ht'lllttili", hut ho
hum. uomlnmu his mum: tonight. Mr.
lllll was about to take up In detail Mr.
Chandler's stett'munt when Mr. Cockroil
lnturtmml. ”i hope the actuator from New .
York will not tnko tin: npvmzh of the Mill-i
ator from New iinunmhlre an anything but'
D Jolie. "
There was laughter from the senators
and spoototors.
’l'hun Mr. Chandler iutt-niosod: “I hopo
tho Mlllftlllf will ]ll'il(‘.i'i‘.!l. 1 how ill'ilil try- .
ing for two years to drnw him out on Now
York election nmthods."
"Andyou imvellmwu mo out." unsm-r-
ed Mr. Hill. “and hoforol out through you
may mneludu it. might haw. Iwnu well not
to draw mo out. "
Mr. Hill took up tho I'l'ii'l'f‘llf'il Mr. ,
Chandler had mode to Mr. Murphy, and
rovluwvd in domil the polltiml i'lmugI-u of
New York Piiilii' up to tho ulm‘tioll of Mr, ‘
Murphy and other smiliitnl'n who llilil ho. n
referred to.
('ouwrniug n roforonvo of Mr. (liiuudlor, ‘
Mr. Hill dwldrml tlmt thh lluuumrutio nu< .
tiouui committro had tuiuvn no part what-
ever in any of tho thoso woulorioi vim;-
tionu. Ewn llrpuhlimn nowepupt-rs luul
not fllillli‘ Mich II uhurgv, and it romnimd
for Mr. ('humih-r to "month this llithly;
:hargo lwforo tiu' puhliu, "
I
('allrd ('lmmllrr a Hyena.
Mr. Hill turned his ottontlou to Mr.
Chundir-r's reforonm- to Mr, Hmu'ii. llo
(llili) ('Ulilll iuu'o forgivvn timntiuok on
New York or tiw uluick on lloul-st .Ioh',
Martin.
"lint," sold ho, "i run now-r forgive
tho cruel, moon, r-outvmptilriv, mullrious
attack on Sonutor iiouoh."
Mr. lllii roforrvd irouh-aiiy to Mr.i.‘l1nml-
ior’s slatmurnt that h s-[mkvul the hull“
jun! with regret. ih- \\ uhi us scum oxpm-t 2
the hyvna in pouuoin on its virtirntoi
puuuo with rogrvt. A i yvt the NOW]
Hampshire senator h umwod out" this i
mim-rnhlo and oumt-ixiptihio outwit, lie:
had rt-vnrnpod an old outmuoh-nt vhargo. i
outlaw-d h .iho statutn- of iimitntim—n,
charge '1‘ or sustained in a court or by n ,1
jury. ,’ .
.‘irjllill drew a utriking pic-turn of tho}
'un'rnlng and going of Mr. Iimwh from tho
M'Ilitli' ('llitlllllt‘f—lliri plain and quiet huh- .
its. Amlyvt lllt' mnlim- of iilt' Ni-w llulup-
shin: M'nutor had. "ii}‘vtt:tliho," assailed I
this poor man
hypm-rilos.” llw l‘i‘lt’l‘i‘l'ii to tho “fruml by l
whiuh tho grmt r-‘omuoi ’I‘ihh'n hmi llt'l'll . '
livpt from tho prI-sidn-ntinl “hair.
turning to Mr. ('holidlur lu- mldml:
"Wu illi rotnumimr tho t'uiil‘fii' of ouri
frii-ml CiIIllItllI'l‘ at that time in going to j
Florida and binding thnt niuio from tho ,
lh‘mm-rur-y.”
'l‘iu-ruv wus n tuluultotu donmmtrntion '
in th-- gnilvry (it. this point. lusting‘hnlf u
miuutu 'i‘iu- tir't' prmhh-ut rappmi win-—
Im'nliyInrurtirrnmi lili'ii\l.’|i'lllii though-1'-
futon lint illi';.’1lili'lit~ would Iu' I it urml
if thr- demonstration tun rwpmtul.
Mr. Martin of humu- thou r. pill-(i to
Mr, (llilllliiii’l"rif'l'i‘l'l'l‘ili'l‘lu hzm. Mr .\lur :
sl [
'i urn I
i
ml hi.» right to his mot No mun lzml l \‘or
plough-ll thut llv bought hi». «out in tho
svtlutv. llut i'flillll tiu- wimtor from Now
ilmupnhi!“ my on moo-h? If HIH' hull Wm
’ truo that Wm v'Imrgu-d :Igninsi IlII' e-vnnlor
from Now ”Mop-him. "Hutu-oi of hoiug
’ in tho i'nlfmi Hon” N'llilii' iw Nil'lliifi in:
ill iiu' prulh'lii mt'y " llv~lmtvi o.’ limruuil-n
ilmt iutd ri'w't-wnit-il lhv gnu! ~Izlio of
Now lllliillbfilill‘l‘.“;t hu/mrti hzui tuiu'n
. lin‘lr [lilli‘t’, "
.\Ir. Fry" nt olu'c‘ or» ..4 u' d rullwi .‘Ir. ;
Mortiu to onirr 'III' ‘I' .rhn r. umhmi
Hamlin; nio-rmuou Mr Mouth-twin Iii'
lllillilit'll that. tho ruin Iw I-uforoml thut tho
senator who lli.‘ so-ut. .‘ll' Marlin look
his .m'ut.
Martin f'alird tn ‘N’t'ff.
Mr. Frye “‘ilildl‘t'w him I'Itllilll.’ III~' son-
ulor to urtirr, llr. llmtr ill Uill'l' ra-fn'wml
tho mil. saying ho WHIIiIl withtlrnw It if
Mr. Mortin WHillIl wiliulrnw his older! iou‘
ahio Words.
"i cannot withdraw tin-m," mid Mr,
M II". "l tin-ant. no oflt-mw In tho m-u-
utv, but it in only strong lunguogethnt
will rim-t some situation». ” i
'l‘iwro was further dim'ussiou as to
win-thor Mr. Martin should ho allowml to ;
pstnvoml. He finally wont on. wuhdrnw- 2
ing the ohjm'tlonuhlo Words, although, he
mid. Io- rouhl m-w-r uhnugu hie mludmt
to tlwir uppiit-atlon to thosunator from
Now iluiupdiirc'.
t'I'his ('lom-d tln' Melting r-vvnt for a
limo. and Ilwnl‘ilult' roturuod to tho upprov
printion hill. although tIu-ro was a hum of
anlmutmi mnmnmt our the stirring m't-nos :
of tho t't't-iilflti’.
lint Mr. l'houdh-r ngnin took tho iimr
nt “:30 o'cIm-k for unoliwr phase of the
within”.
llo mild ho Would wins ow-r thovils
vitiuwrnlinn umvd again-it. him. if the
ornate did not we ill. to sustnlu Its dignity
and Ultjt'i‘i. lu- mold say nothing.
would h-nvo his npt't'uit to go to tho puhlio
Ilo rush-rm] to thonutiou of Sir. Hill In
"gmtifylng hi» spito against the pnmidunt
of tho l’uitml Hmfm" In «amassing tho
seunto to defeat .‘lr. IIIovt-Inml‘n uoruimv
tlous to tho ifnltod r‘tutm uuprmuo rourt.
Mr, Chandler spcdwnl Mr. llill'u fl‘l't'flt
dinnvr at the White Home and c-outrnstml
”his old hostility with his rrwut subserv-
ivucy," whirh had iltmlly been rt-pnid by
tmu twmlntaalo'r.
Mr. IIIII rr-pllml that ha t'miitl not be
purchnmi Ivy a dinner at tho Whih- House
and had not rtnummnvmlmi the [mtrnastor
at Elmira referred to,
Mr. Hill reviewed hie pormnnl relations
with the Wilii'llf. and dwelnmi ho op-
pnsetl him when in- was olertml and sup‘
pom-d him whonlm was right.
This ended the «rolling int-Mum. Mr.
Roarh was several moments' on his fillet.
during which limo luv. dwlnrud to wanto-
rlal friends that he would reply to Mr.
Chandler. but wait twmnulod to rofmin
from s I doing.
At ”:25 this morning thoh-gisimlvn,
oswtitivo and judicial appropriation hills
were pmhml, and the sermon thou Mliourned.
During the day amnion the would pas»
ed the sundry civil appflmflutinn hill,
Including the Item apt listing over
“.moooforstrgarimunt L and the pro»
visioh'hrramsnissisa to .. “he
i rclmrt of tlusm-urotnryof thoiuterioruhow-
. ed to furthor insist on its disugrm-Imrut to
Ienvo report, on hills of minor importance.
Mr, Hill said lu,v"h.'itod' ..
' within tho past. fuw days.
'nnd during tho night he slopthnlf an
Ilol
alongside the otlwrs that had lwon made. i
participating in on international confer»
ones. Mr. Stewart of Nevada mghtte
have the United Htstes dtaiumteslnstrueted
not to nutire any sunmnont short of a ree-
ognition of silver at the ratio of to to 1.
This was opposed by Mr. Wolnott. who
has always heretofore (Ml-Olltlde with Mr.
Stutvnrt on tho ulivorquostion. Mr. Wei-
oott severely arraigned the Nevada senawr
gin- his intoleranw on financial questions.
r. Stewart uonmmudod only It) votes for
hi» III to 1 ratio amendment. most of the
imding sliver rnun—lhnmnzrute and Be-
puhih.-nns——v«Iting against it.
it. was oxpootod that a further oontunt
would he made against the sugar imnnty
payments, but the reserved vote was not
insistml upon.
llnsh In the Home.
'l‘hurunhof thoohmiughouru of congress
showed itself in tho house in the mist-ol-
lahoouu chnrmtturof the business traumat-
ed. Au nttmupt to pass a bill to pension
lilrmn Rims, un hilt-god Mmhvr of the
Tenth rt-gluu-ut of North Carolina mount-
ed infantry. our the veto of the president
failed-vim to it’ll-4min the veto and the
lug thut lilo-u was nilrgwi to how. been at
the time ho was wounded a member of an
arnnad hand of ruiioi guerrilla».
'l'ho house. by a vote of 115 to l50 decid-
tho senate mnmuiuu-ut totho oomulur and
deIomatIt-up ropriaiiou providing for the
Hawaiian ooh o.
The mutate hill to roguiutothododuc-
lions frmu the grow touuogoof vow-lulu v
for the purpose of detvrmiuing the not.
tonnage (whinii forum the illtriisinf port
changers) was pussod, and sworn! t'onfur-
worn ngrm‘d to. The homo “Ho uguin I'v-
fusued to hike. up tho WiliitliHH-Sn'llii' l'ull-
Ii‘aIHI l‘li'itillill «tow. and u'I.-' gnawing n
{ow hills rulniing to the Dial m-t oi' i‘oium-
bin udjouruod. "
“'ilrmn Strum-His ltlawll.
WASHING'I'HN, Moron l.—’i'ho |ll‘i'.~'i1li'ilh
illlrt uomiuntml \i'iilimn l.. Wilson of Wont.
Virginia to Hlii‘i't'tltl Wilson 5. llissoll as
postmaster gn-um'ul.
William l.. Wilson ls host. known to the
r-ouutry in ('niitiut'lloll with his rt-oout
tariff Work In oougrrss. llo has her-u n
tariff student rillll'l‘. ho first (-ntvred coir
gruesiolml life in lust}, hot it. was not un-
til tho pri'fii‘llt l‘ltllgri'is‘ that ho in‘mmm
chairman of the ways uud menus commit—
wnunhl I- WILSON.
toe and ma euvh tho oliic-lul lc-mh-r of tho
nurpu'ily in the houm, llut nt oil titnt-s
(in: in: his I: yours in oongrms ho hon
hot-n [‘l'iii'ii on by ills party :i.’ (Iilu of tho
most i-lmpn-ut uud M'ii’llill‘iy litlhn‘illt‘ri of
thrill ru-vlwon
ln I‘M‘t'llilH‘ ~t‘~sil»li thr- uominntion of
William 1.. \i'il~ou to in- [umlnlfhit'l' goo
t-rnl \uurrfwrru-vi toliu' t'lllllllilliI‘I' on puni-
oiiimw‘ mul poxli'omis und iyiumlinlt-Iy l‘i'
ported inn-k (Monthly, but no m-tiou was
lulu-n iu'i‘zili-‘I‘. tho Sioux l-‘nile piln‘iillnsli'r-
ship almul ni tho lil‘itll of tho llnl. and rii'll
atom iutvroatml in thi-a mm- \i‘uiilti not ill
low uny m-tiou until this \Vfli‘iliilliléi'll of
Au ugh-u mom um rmrimi that no vxn-t-u.
lit'i- st “in” in* iwiti of ii o'vltu'k totiny.
win-u tln- Sioux Falls and llii‘ postmustor
gvuurul linillili:ilnri1~i\\iil iw til~-]Iu.-’i'(l of.
Fourth I‘lztsu l'uflmnah'rn.
WAHIIVHI‘HV, Mun h I w'i‘iu' following
fourth «in» pomuum rs ln‘t‘i‘ uppoiulml:
Now Yori;- Half Moon, ii. .1. linwioy;
North “haul-hi. l). .\I. Angoll.’ Ohio,
Jmtu s i'ixi'ivdtunii
l'ontml'.'.m:;:~~ ('ouiport. W. l". Wagner;
(anmingtiilo. Lmuotd I’rvmuuu; lli'lilifll‘k
llollow, iluilh. tiohio; iiilluiiiu, ilrowu
lit-.niy; l'onnuiniw. A. I\'. Kwp; rinilmhls
llllru, .I. W. i"lulvi\: i'ieii'l‘. (i. (7, Hm'li'll-
in»; Windham Summit. E. John Weller.
A SLEEPLESS MAN.
for (run Hundred and Fifty-two Days and
Rights lie Was Wide Awake.
Fitltwooo, ind. Marvin l.-—-thiti.lum-s,
a promim-nt hu'uwr lu-ar lu-ro. has broken
the rm-ortl for Hil‘t'pll‘.<.‘l mou. llu has had
no sit-op now for Ilr.’ duyu and uightsuntil
llu hurt a few
[minds of "Phil, hut coutlnuml to work
every day. llortors prescribed for him,
but failed to hrlng f'i'lii'f.
Lust. Fritluyho III-gnu to fool drowsy,
hour. "(hilt was ilil'l‘t'umnl a llttiotnoro
every night slut-o. and now his friends
think he will lei be all right again.
’I'hreo yours ago he went on days without
any nlm'p. iii» lust full night's nest oc-
curred on Hum. 2:; last.
ltlark Flag on a ('hurnh.
Rmrunsrmt. Mnrt'h l.-it.wtor Tumor
of tho i‘rotoshmt Elllfli‘ilpfll church of the
Good Shepherd hmt Iu-vn forbidden Ivy llish-
op Core to ullliliflti' anywhere in the dltr
(«mi of wamtnrn New York Inn-aim! of his
oxtnum'ly high church prm-timm. Thom"-
grtvgntlon have run a hiouk ling on tho
nhurvh ms nu muldvtn of xmrmoution. they
“‘Y‘ . . . .-
lle Timwml nut flyrmmlte.
KHos'mn. N. Y., Marsh l.-—'l'homns
(Invarmuuh, n lnhorn-r In tho umnvnt quar-
rlo-ut lilutu-wntvr. hour this city. wan fa~
! tally injured there by the explosion of a
dynamite mrtridgowhieh he was tryiugtn
thaw out. llo divd smut after the injury,
' being hurriidy nmngh'd.
ltomlio Aldermen Sentenced.
New untrue. Mara-h i.-—-'i‘ho applied
tion of Innis Ui'UIVii dos Forges. one of
thmwnvietmi iumtlluoutinuiillll'll. for a new
trial wnsoturrulmi by Judge Ferguson,
who then u-utrncui Dos Forges to the
i years in the p-uitvntinry.
/
Moro-Adm tint-red that. It, the Gear.
(lumen. Mnrvh Len-Mme. Mmliosku, the
well known «strum. has iltltlfl forblddom to
ammr atthu Warsaw tinsttuf Manse while
est Russia's ammo-ion of Poland.
Washington, I 'i
Via 01d Point Comfort. Va
-—700 MILES or. OCEAN may :
On the Beautiful new steemehlps of t
OLD DOMINION IJIi
Aflordlng Rest and Recreation.
These trips'nre ldeaiflui a considerable n
tion is made through the quiet waters of th
famous llantpton Roaduand Potomac Blv
and there is little likelihood of seasickness.
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of not
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these and other (1
litthtiui trips to
Old Dominion Steuutship Compan
Pier 26, North Bit’er, New York.
’i‘ra
Om
W. in. '4 uillaudeu. VicepPrenident and
tie \Inrmtzo-r. cti2
ARI! YOU GOING TO
Florida
This
Winter? ,
if so be sure and go by the :
“CLYDE LINE). i
he only steamship line running from i
New York direct to
Jacksonville. Elm,
Stopping ‘at
Charleston, S. C.
For tickets. stateroom. etc.. inquire of
GEORGE F. BEARSE, AGENT,
atthn City National h. 1'.- .i g! an .
FN LVANI ’
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P I. A?
AILROAD COMPANY. 1‘
PERSONALLY'CONDUCTED TOURS. .
WASHIWONA,
tmtrs. flutes: January 17. Fohrug
lion-h :1, April ll. May 2and Zl. r
ow. itntm. iuriu ling m-(mmr "
host huh-ls: New York. SIJJIII, .
all St ‘
711) PT. COME.
A «wrirs of tilrm'diii‘y' tours will
\ork and l’iiiiudoiuhin Foinuur? w
l'llv’r. Mahmiuvlndiuu all urn-em j
Sow York. 9m 5". l’hilndeluh'u ,
t‘vkotn returning vut ltu-lunond m“
Uill.
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two w». i,
State- of Honour. will he run durix'
tit February 12mm :16. end March
irilfi. ii-dws: {won from New Y 3‘-
trom i‘hliadelp uh. Including In. his
and l’uilman berth on special train. ‘,y
CALIFORNIA ,
leave New York and Philadelphia. by ..
(Sui slfijuiimantroin. February 20 st»
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A series (
Detailed itinerary will he sent on 3
lion to ’i'ouriet Agent. llml iirnadwa
York. or Lnuui btrcul. Station. l’ililflde.
J. R. Wont). 1030- W. Bo 1‘!“
irrn'l Pane. Agent. Ain't. (itn'l P . ‘
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