The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 15, 1897, Page 2

= ae - i - a — : nue : says that so far as any troubles for the unfortunate Lake| he would be willing to die evuld he ANNOUNCEMENT H LY 38 fair, It says that so far as Germany | ee pees Wise, PADUCAH DAILY SUM, ix concerned the Cretans should be] Winuipeg. Several mea were in-/be hurled in such lovely place, | ye sun santhoriza io announce WRB — - BUVA7D Publist every afternoon, except]. sd to cut each other’s throats |jured » at work, and then the @ mansion where gallant os 1. D, WILCOX ’ Publi Sana Pt) permitted to ent each other's thr or jae Bey beled alata nets is 1 | Lee lived is open to visitors. The] ty &cauitdare for gece ma | If Y Le fing fo , winitil the island is depopulated and | supply of fresh water gave out, and | room jn which he was married is the | Socnae? De pein as ? ou are Looking VHE SUH PUBLISHING GOMPANY, | cna: Baroy ‘ vad not be /it became necessary to distil se4} reception room Then you see the | Weare auinor ounce é ware Jmenaced by Cretan farce '’ | water for drinking purposes, tombs of brave Phil Sheridan and SS Crem ‘4 | Were the stannch old Spartan at the! Gradually, however, the storm|Adwiral Porter, the tombs of the — ) a ains in ~— ST ly Jim of state in the administration of |abated, and the battered steamship | U"known soldiers, the archways aud / arg cease : ; viet (Tinaped into port after one of the most{*0™>* in memory of hundreds of iWawaGiMe RorTon | the young Emperor, as he was in that |limped into port after one of the Most! America’s noble sons. Then you ih . A ) sts, 3.0.40! his father, the existence of the ¢ severe struggles with the eiements re- | yisit Washington monument, 655] the Hlinois, the Alabama and the | yy vn @ . r i ee Lie s fraught with the, corded for « long time. ‘feet high, and the Smithsonian Insti-] Wisconsin, the price for the n ive would be fraug ! ; y - Of foreign complications and a | tute. to exceed $300 a ton, as provi . , OY : SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY, The department buildings and the|act of the last congress. ‘The bids | agisation new post office building are worthy | will be opeved in April and they will ‘ r f ‘ Aut , = - to! Possibilities and Great Adyant-/of special mention did space permit. |be looked forward to with muel 'We have a few pair a venwen foe, P e | ‘ ite Above all, and one whose ndeur | t because of existing doubt as t call on ‘Diln 1 i 1 List ages of Its Devele ent. , g « ere F { : ir North J estebl ges of Its Developmen thidat be sen to be apptectated, fethe |to whether there te solid todndation llekt and dont want to/€ 1 VLE le and of Greenland a | \ correspondent of the ‘Globe-| National Capitol. You can spend|for the talk about awew bidders en- | ” . i KLY SUN ia, applies Democrat’” sets forth the prospect of | weeks here and always find some-| tering this tield and whether the Car- | CATLY them to next ? aseseees hj | ; 1 beet sug dustry in this coun-| thing ece i wie sethlehe companies will | o5440 H * : rey fee dnb tt at Cini wht. EAM A I ee ee ieeason. "Kot this .rea We are H i all kinds’of St : “ My | » The y has 1) yee s " % dptoe tape : ae " e are Headquarters for all kinds sore Hewat | t The : Morquette Statue, made famous by] Lt seems that most people tailed to gon we offer them at a " a ae Shoes We 4 | Amer G ical) “Germany, Russia, France, Aus-| Linton and his followers. This is | realize the enormous extensions of A 4 ces to suit your pocketbook..#.¢We are ca ES ertain Holland and Belgium produced | certainly one of the finest, if not “the | the civil service rules made under the pyery low price to close. ike making extreme low prices to reduce ourst t CORRESPONDENCE. eri asible: If » over 5,000,000 tons of sugarin 1896. | finest, pieces of statuary in the bol, | last administration. “Every day ty ¥ eck anid ' f pea 4 oe |! This, placed at a low valuation of} and congress did itself | telligent men cau be beard express stock and make room for our Spring]igoods. » 1 ud or i i 8 @ -§ pdsrrasl pd | smahaps eye pare W per ten, amounts to $300,000,-|proud in” giving it the | ing their surprise on this subject | 14 j 4 ia , Hany aver rainly it ean be IM) ooo." One acre of beets produces} prominent place it occupies in the]ter they have called at one of \@ aassecee / f this way. It presumed the | 00 pounds of sugar, as an] hall, No one — should visit} big departments to tank: iric | f 1 ig dey rel pon 4 ig ag SINC. stations will be established hort in the above named countries] Washington and depart withot/ about places. ed in ex ur stock o lz ~ : igh abil intervale, SAAT The ats yp. {and in some of thew, Austria, Ger-| viewing the city from the dome of the| cepting t ts tiembers of | ¢ in'h @ 2.2 Telephone Broadway.#ue sehace wpig ae séiotord has {many and possibly France, the aver-| capital. The sight is well worth the | the cabiget, their private sec cheapest to-tt aoe ennnecn se aecnnenen ct eter, [428 COP. pee sete will run 2,600] exertion of ascending the 365 steps t]ambassudor’ anit ministers, mate and tee ‘ si Block, 1h North F rush that courted defeat . kes over}takes to reach the top! A! ge the I serubb ome 1. pos make and A | pounds, It, therefore, takes over /takes to reach he top. wong the}aud seruabbing women and cote rt J . ‘ = sas - doutenant-Peary peposes to 1ny | 4 090,000 acres of Jandsto,produce| places of intetest’ we cantiot overlook | ters, the heads of half ad one day’s noti ah oe ke ae ee we te we ee We © Daily, per ¢ 1 jnire more time,| this sugar. In the United States we! the Washington University, which is] bureaus such as pens ed i — . ‘ Daily, Six m : 2.2) it is reasonably sure of success. | Consumed in 1896 2,300,000 tons of Mestined to become due of the most] and labor, the entire tine of ¢ We are receiving daily choice | y wm ca - Daily, One m . ———— sug and produced only about/famous in the countr: Georgetown | ment employes is emlyr » 1° | things in the newest styles of v. 4 yi I i . t Ex-Senaron Jous J. Ineatrs will/45,000 tons of beet — sugar. | Coll has ‘a library of 70,000 i i rallend t retty Dress Godds, Sif nd ” ° as af vort the Corbett-Fitzsimmons 1 low estimate of | volumes, sofie o¥er °330_ years-old. [by ‘ Mou i bail Dre s Gogds, Silks and ; saben , A adea ve tons of beets per acre, at least |The chapel which ‘cost ‘$38,000 isif’t} about next sum ff Trimmings, IS HEADQUARTERS FOR-—— for 2 New York paper. A good deat oe (on of sugar is produced from ands large as the Second Presbyterian] bill has become alaw aud i Y i of fun has t poked at Mr, Logalls | gor, and ; therefore, it will require | church of our city ing matter ‘ i Tools a ' Have just received some nice |Holiday Groeeries ONDAY, MAR. 15, 1807. on the strength of this statement. | 2,000,000 acres of land to produce] It’ afforded'*me much pleasure to | will n i things ia Capes and Ready pay . ’ eremmennemmnerrcsaen | He comes back in an interview in the| our present consumption of sugat) mect John R. Lynch, of Mississippi, M Kin Made Skiri black and fancy Fi uit Cake Materials, ees followine terse and forcible expres. | Which is on a steady incre: Com-|whom I have khown ‘for ten 3, | civil eos oN bryan 7 Augnican pris Tievi et his views on the subject: {Pare this with the wheat erop, of anand B. K. Bruce, in the Presiden "nud es, jeltects. | Apples and Oranges, Gelines: yabeops are -t at a ae hoe i © of fifteen bushels per acre, !room of the White House. They] t vera | : ¥ +; I Bigg I suppose if I} ue | w ve the $10 {are certainly an honor to. their race, | out 1 1 We ar # out some odd Fy esh Canned Goods, &c. dai since the new acl »spital for political after | s of beets / > j URES | t ons have . it nan : €F | per ven twelve tons of beets,} Our Republican — cortgre 4 ar s in Cogsets at one-half} was inaugurate|. ‘Thib of y defeat and bung | the possible estimate, gives| Hon. David G. Colson, from tie] prove viduals aa | WOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY. whole book on the situation, ugton haunting the fe uw over $50 peracre. Is it prudent} Eleventh, and He George M. 1a the gov ‘ t | : Sr ey. eae bart hy departing [to continue to purchase this sugar] yid are trué’Ker-| ‘T ave beet 7 ook at our néw Kid Glove | Pelepnone 118. Cor. Sth and Trimble St dr is time for the spring poet to} friends for indor-e from foreign lands when our own la- an oppor-| \ ee Wie | rarittey watt Boloned €8 1 | een arenereeeeemremn apne tube his lyre, but the pesky ground | ging for some place | produce it at home tunity to favor a Kentueky Repulsli- | autho . 4 b Colored ei ve | . i hog drove him into his hole with thy ubroad where 1 could have been sup- | w, let us pote what was accc " oveasion « it-| va- |ered backs | } f Xe ) ) ‘ : 14) ported from the public treasury, my| plished in 1896 in the United Stat self. They will Qo" 1 «lea 1k | + 4 4ud + blasts’ o or when we should}? : : : plished in 1896 in the a rey | , . ’ Pi reypplasiat eg Helmy vernat | CUTS’ Would have been considered |{y Watsonville, Cal., the Western | selves as well as ¢9 tl \ H A ( | pe : | be enjoying the balmy vernal) ifrnitied and in strict accordance} Reet Sugar Company, of Mr. Spre being young men, % ant| Dav - Carte > ~ | - PROPRIETOR % brecaes. with usage and precedent ‘ els, produc r “halt the beet | future before t i i Repub sand Popa | 4 ; ‘ naman Like everybody else in these hard of the United States. From] Hon. A. 'T. Wood w the D ata to jot a | P d h i B ttl ; A w size rapid-fire gun is the} times, L have suffered heavy k *51154,000 tons of beets this factory] ing very popular, esp 1 rizing the senate acuca 0 ing O., 5 latest sensation among, th ry Jin nkage of vatues ‘and di-/ produced 19,495 tons of su snd} with the newspaper boys lie} com De , oH peeve _ experts of Europe: “it e]minished income, yt have een | paid out about $150,000 for field! talk to them in his frank, ope as d ve proffered a & Co. | AGENT CEL pb é earn my living by daily | }abor alone on this crop, without cost| ner, and they will lose 1 ‘ ane The ate seat t len- ' . - ~ r ‘ot fot i : or alone on this cro} {ner, and the ; 7 ¢ hes a oe s _ cde alemptedy ape fetal for he “oppor [of eouvertiog the bets into Pata, easter ‘Lniay {tls of Hon. A-'T, Wood, appointed | LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. asi ly handled in act Ae iting my bread by repu-|the factory. The Chino factory, of|traly represents K wy the governor of Kentucky, to the nts for Buttericks\ P i 1 hotties fi of the lighter guns, a series of hydro- pon the lyceum|san Bernardino county, Cal., tue] treatment of his friends and the mittee on ¢ s for inv | cee 8 practically over- Journalism, which) Grea’ ¥sfavd and Norfolk, Neb., vo and report. | ? ba Pes Seda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange f att le compensation with | factories, the Lehi factory ia Ut aper | aiiiaesia dog © peice“ ee no ronal independence. fthe Kady factory of New Mexic: Cours PRETTY PETTICOATS. i L o'clock at night during week and 12e'clock Tue report of the jearned Prof. ] Employment ia the public service is} ine factories that produced the Post,"* | ee eg ieiaiten euliks 8 + i nto mer-bu efer dom te lo a oo yles Ate Gotten Up Very AX | ae ; Koch, of Germany, “on ‘the’ pieval-] pea to mes-bat -L -pe goes by feuty-five tons of beet] tteuiively | Telephone 101 ance of leprosy in the empire rvea when, aggompanied by =the | sugar iathe-Uuiied States in their re-| Allen, atin! few Ty Be PADUCAH. KY. ence - leprosy ‘ sea iat thoes gue of lo s sind the fa tiye capacities that were not pro-| very warm spot in ‘ : site us + ry | _amme en _ 4 mitted on urday, shows that ther ac » to Whe) duced at Watsonville. newspaper men f, Gi « t ng - } ‘ le | Chino Sugar company, of Cal-| tate. My friénd Mind bee Vy Hoty ! proyinees, T! that t come directlyfrpm | ifornia, has contracted. for 1897 for] old newspaper mar i | = BN a fle [ j from Rus i si shia +/ #10500 acres of beets at Chino ranc Pr : oo om é es a ng men could t ed | and for 4500 acres in Orange cou dist the |! ; 7h. Haus way. 2 eee take the -sehaimRe: VIEW of ty, and over 2000 acres in Ventura ys. toe exmai t ition ing been " duties that Mr. Ipqalls éytuces,|CoUnty, making a of 18,000 t r ‘i . and Brooklyn ee rm iil proba] where now we ‘ 2 vot less than 130,000 tor M. Fis WT rp/ bly become a pl fact — | e worked at this onefac- | stume t IHLER, "i y Pl iBSEA | tor we Si produced st this WASHINGTON LETT ey. The real & W’ ‘ "7 within a fort i slature PERILS OF LUBE SEA, \t the sfgar produced \ ASUING TL eid Subaiceah — Will offer extra inducements in Piar is consider ¥ chaster, aud s very gedarolly ghapght Swat | plucg vill be « vee. ; 4,000 tons Bos a : ree ; $ in Pianos aad _.-- as both New York aad Brodklyn now aud privati i oe ihe eke Correspondet feat never te ia favor the union there is every pros- s ar i(Neb.) factory} March” 18 Pre he é ; - —_—~ Jailer cnnaiaiaassiaaitaas lie pect of its early passage. New York f experiqnce.c: | worked in 1896 30,000 tous of bed lemodstrating wi equire- “= * Br wie 1 x | re it athe for i be second in size only iofaving St. dolm, New Brunswick jaud the Norfolk (Neb.) establish. | a nge i ibte for ove te, Qual-| % yy W \ an - less then a month ago showsthat Old {ment 55,000 tons, Both these {places j ma phere of ' t r j ; ' f i f 4 4 ) a T 7 Cc ant will ineveas®* their ohegi goutracts this) hou. I ‘othe W material and ty and f } ' i 2 ‘ hy & : eat RBS ‘SER: | Teh, Cink ehUCRT TIMOR Op eis. 3: familiar with the ex « rnteril aa 4 fal Ee bene A -o 19,000 in rejuvenating th ‘Son occas!eB: 1200 pounds of sugar per ton of beets, | clasive fr which prevailed in |! ae ne | > ' ft . _ sel voyage a8 told BY) and the farmers wish to coutvact for | nd that establishment during | ° Kt eee a ; r e Empress Josephine is interesting as | 1897 for more beets tha f pancy by Mr. Cleveland con. |! Ap Tasca el | ai uais is chiefly 1 ¢ how y perils may threat-|can-tnke care of. Only ments upon this change. ‘The crow j oN = of the most], : the {ill be ‘contracted “for s{which have flocked to the W : = erent OY, . x 1 nong the r 1 hs | Place for 1897. The er House daring the past week hav t a newest | a . i tioattnle es N. Bs) avesages thirteen and « tons | been treated as unwelcome intrud arunder |) \ FA Be Pp vipa vy ye fon February 14th for Liverpool, and | of beets per acre, and 45,000 tons of friendly callers. “And all th wcotoranthe | £11 CGN NRG of the Josephine enlisted the} 5). arrived in the River Mersey on | beets were converted into sugar ai{ without any gush op tlc part of pis rise? need Pauraday, twenty-five days.ont. Jt|this factory in.1 nd the facto’ McKinley, or of Mr. Por- | : se haa | rf the first jpishap ge. /22id almost §200,000-for the same.|ter, his Secretary. Seu s and a te ke the | ‘® sek " 2 pI The Eddy factory, New Mexico, in| Representatives are once more treat- phew | 3re a matter of ( ee consort its trex bruary 17. Very heavy ; the fit over the Cor, Court and Market aLaEY 28 my ee evos Valley died about 200 (ons | ed as though they bad an equal share} gtomact uly attended |consideration for you and they ———= le urerorn WiLLIaM, of Germany; | ther ricueed, tremendous |} of beets per day. Some very high-|in running the ~ government.! to, 4 is atill the nie rae TT : ee fold dutic. | 888 sWept over the steamer, and] grade beets were prc 1 this} I fac so far as | fashion, rt Mteelf extends [are one of thé leading features \ q } % i ; 4 TP water poured into her engine room to| Place, and the company paid as much] pointments are concerned President) under t sayy ral yaks Gnd oF more tof busife Our curto- Be of st for devotion to. ux ROU ita i $6 per ton, in accordance with| Mcl has let it be know tha | ruffles to trim the flounce, and Just as fp Our curto ¥ L H . eam milder pursuits of art and literagure; {98eh &n exfene that ber Bres were exc} iy sugar donfents, as per con-|they will have more than an equal) ™ doupenpers ipeenewed pot re alfvays plea , al | sf ‘ tinguished So: hese beets analyzed} share, While it has been virtuaily | ®% °” be: Alea | both whieh dlelda she aspires t Some of,these beet alyzed | share, eit hi a Sa A wd i n 5 | sc cal ele Ik ie. stated @ neW-diAwh Tho pumps Were put 6 work, bat! 11 (020 per cent of su: This | decided that only those appointments | STVPR O° Pigg sg al pric e made ; d\> othe Fnneror ia to be wublisher | they became choked, and tl ain| factory will be also enlarged for| will be made at once which are t »on those {in several depart duit 2 ACA yy Pan auiidr sabe Cee a Lapiaieaad thos 1 passengers | 1897. sidered absolutely necessary, the a ; «in they Price : j ron Be Af | i ’ h in firm, repre ahacooig me. ile | ‘The fecding of the pnlp to cattle | formation has been given to Senators | house. In all the petticoats there isjthe next few days. Hf you we fal eh f- an donting his fat peror William | 4 informed them that the situation} 91 neon is a source of revenue that | and Representatives that the state del-| # pt at.wiring, either with a |. a aati LW Fit threctined 1 per.| W44 serious, and that all hands must | nist not be overlooked in this in| egations must get together and agree | f bone run through just above | a carpet \ always the { » + We YOUNG & SON, sai Th bet ro. f# 60. work with. buckets in. an at-|dusiry, as over 33 per cent of the/upow the applicants for the prominent | « below the flounce, ar the dres- {lace curiains, matting, it will “ee F ein al the ship. ‘This was] weight of the beets after the sugar| appointments before they will he) ©xtetders whieh are renlly capital, put] "°° site can rel FALL ST | Proprietors, @uction and must forsooth pe ay continuously for seven days, {Has een exiracted van be utilized in| made, and it has been stron 1 ck breadths so that the pet-|pay you to calf on us, We/ FALL STYLCS 106 BROADWAY favorite. iOS whnericgliade A W. : of cud, mated that the division of a sta 5 1 that silk petth case you./ A chance to| 1 thd “fates : ? . aiiataciiacanaierniieantl ae luring which the Lake Winn ‘The state of Wisconsin has a su on will be fatal to av old for winter wear ts nee ia” gnee apc ' new bind PHOWE 20057 Conrutsony vaccination is credited | drifted helpless abut the ocean, Many sry of 275 tons’ capacity per] chances Beyond appointing t uy with by lining them [Show you is alllwe ask. reacty fom your inapeciior your laudrett y t with having reduced the death rat foattle and sheep died during this}day. Virgina has also a factory, | sistants to the members of the eabi-/ flannel as far as the knee; it dst line of ; you wan! from small pox in England 70 perfrime, and the life boats were held Jad, at Alamitos, Orange county, | net, the Am! assadors and more prom: | v t add to the wv ab ppd veh Cailon us. Pj Mi : work sad prompt de oy ty ‘ on. tha 4 see pat: Cal., a large new-factory is now in]inent ministers, and filling vacancies, | & lclent warinth.—Harper'’s Ba- IPT ure M ‘ =" - Conk dung: farky YSREe “AInNG +1 dy for Jaunching. But ip mentbes process of consiruction for the crop| there will he very few appointinents | 78° Picture louldings ————— passage of the Jaw. The univ 1 severe at oue time that the life| PPro. made for several months to come, as| be In Ade City. “ 1 ed ja testimony of the} medical fraternity } |x were smashed, and after one} Ityemains to be hoped that with] President McKinley is wm: t WINDOWS OF CLOTH. bs rp lows | Havelvou geon tho-tareat? j she aera with this evid of e roll the cargo shifted, ond{assistance of the present administra-| giving country prosperity than U0! ¢ garetiture for Glas Which Never £ Ui hire () | wi aha bes v mn 88 Olthe Lake Winnipeg's tion was{ tion the good work that has come wo] tilling a few otfiec ntil the work no ton Olnes Which ever Keaoke | 48) o| 4 YARD OF FACEs. i : basA” enc ns sore. dangerous by q{#standstill during the past four yeats| of the extra session is eted ho] win oth tite p Heasfuabld for GOOD work, ‘ yg od ' pine : * “will goon with renewed force, and] will devote his best en to the | sounds bility, and yet 3 is m - - ) i 1 ur any per-T severe list to port his, however, that’ inside of ten years we will pro-|entire country rather t hee the employment of at H /p 5 t to belie enabled the starboard engine to be} duce all.ofour own syger aud .pay | paratively few who waut ollice, t » acknowledged 5 Broadway, L, Py BALTHASAR, l e Jenner. } worked fora couple of days, ahen | over $120,000,000, even at the press} Chairman Dingley says there stage th panei sl edgy Ph, 4 125 Bway Under Parwen House thongh ite advantages’ have - been! tye heavy seas again swamped the ate of consumption, to our own} be no delay in reporting light-cone teat os eee ee one $55, bahieainted we 7 , ¥ on . Pag Erg gion tem and not send {hut money to | tariff bill to the House at | | purpose thie aleve Wine aig ’ . A 4 Aamonstrate sand, ODF [engine rooms Bhd dua Duches Hrigane n lauds, for foreign labors, session, Speasing of the He nto the sheets of glass, ecm | bs hea bie oilgrs, d eo VAs But all the efforts a intention of the committee to pro-) and Jasts ever.so much longer, while tH oe } AUS fs te 3 ele g-is etate Spanish govern- [of the pa ror di crew in this WASHINGTON. vide in the new bill that the dut till having just as good an appearance, i nd 4 ' OUSE TON vy willl Machinery im F i ‘ » volume therein should go into effect upon | Now the remarkable feature of thle |, bap v 6p, | nee ty gly to the | irection had no effect on the volume heeeegnagd bil i ew fubrio is that t or leaka, doen | ¢ if: slam: | Awd Tobacco Sereng i seen td ir had ebipped, and the|fateresting Staff Correspondence day the bil Notrudueed, Mfr D g- | new fabrio Ie that tt never leaks, does . Jag Coléman | tad tenn ons a ley called atte jon to von: u ‘arly Ne ht } t ny, " s ry oftlve banker ed Capt, Tay th ‘om the Capital City, Gaus tocierto abuines a cheaper’ than 'glads. iN targe ekylight si ae e’ephons 48, of all kinds, ‘ ; ‘ "4 see be : ‘alge r dof the new substitute for : > ¢ et Panvc = ve realins for a furthe Like Winnepe We tale, ” Vashington, D, C., March 11,.—] active, and said that, the ust r ish come dike lit honataned Ves , ( es. 821 Campbell, Pres . eNTETT YS The bankers hav fue captain, how ’ {great | Tho we r being tao inclement ford bill could do was Lo provide Umi the |) nough to show its worth, rema Nahe ; 4 one Prompt and fre {tention given Es oo races - H onidoor exervise: ake the.oppor-| higher duties should be paid upon alll in perfect condition, not one cent h eh itt ¢ ing vaule® waior dlosets, &o, | 4; want of Spauish obligation minati 1 su toor exercise, J .take. the.op} tat Miah Ft ° ‘ t of the ribbed gl sny cars experiencg housands wat cori : aaa (nial nee in the| tunity to write you another letter in}importations which might | ing heen spent on it. tyr repalrs, Ibe Dba aati as TORLIN from ante pach ae a ater thousands of # mes ,, Spain nbcecsities are a feentet tO this beautiful city. bonded warehouses at the Une i | The mi fal has many advantages | treated with at aration, the | Wered at any Une trom p o'ghock a. Pe pressing. “She most haye money a w Phase ere 60 dened ‘lees io ealenees alee | claimed for it, chief of which Is that by | fabric id Impervious ta“clpdtes oe my [1 Havelock p. t : ti bein that quick} yx ¥ colonial posse Ten ter batuiy Long nevey | iy yt-seeiv, One of] Senator Hanna gives his priv {ts employment in train sheds, fret@ht [to hot ¢ ed upon ft, and will | 22 a vin ists td sions are fest. T'o the unpartial « ves f 1,"du ihe "most beantiful isthe new build-{secretary, Mr. 8. A. Perkins, » | ronan dnepe, owe ltortame 4 pe burn only when-set fire to at thy | ay Front i a ee ts coaaimaiieall cho tlentered’ polities as president of the|Pu!Mtings having « hts of large fedges, Fven then the flames will mate f Bend seuver it appenrs they are irretrieva je | (ng for the congressional Ubrary., 1s] epiere: povics a} RE OL THC) aren, the light weight of the watertal | slow progress, thus furnishing timely Rank bl byt with money thie] © wi iJ | cost $6,000,000 and ig said to be the} Repul permits of a etmple, inexpensive and | warning. * A sn nud bly Jo}, siready,. Qyt ne) 4 j inest library building in the world. | years azo, sud who Was on duty al light form of skylight construction. Another argument in tts favor is that res ( { FURH ES or est can prolonged at v¢ inapl} nd‘and almost beyoud|the New York headquarters of the |. Tho Joints are made water-tight by att is greatly sumerior ta cenn the Ment GENERAL REPAIR SHOP \ . more m b : 1 chension, The main rotunda, | Republican National Committee ade. | goecial method used with this material, | ote-:\nen corrrine trays ethene nent Ly) ! ) <n Jit 4 (ning the graud statrcase offing the late campaign, $6200 a year, | TH translucent tahrla coisista of wf studion for the teen herons und 728 5 Third Atreet, ne rn u Nachrivhten, | brighie white marble and innumerable] probably the largest” Salary “dey paoepartay material spread over steel | Ienk, and thetefore serves ak a perfect | A’! kinds of furnitufe altel Cai F rn i . a aintings is per-|by avy private secretary tu (ie coun. 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