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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Prescriptions and family recipes are
now In order. Take them TO w; l.;
fuckers "I4ion Drug store. WIN
have the best attention day OF night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
soriIs and buniops.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

You will find the Success nonr al
WIN A AIillcrs, where everything is
sold at rock bottom prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Deanc's photographs are the finest
made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Deane's Cabinet Photographs are
elegant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Berwick Bay oysters received daily.
barrow 4 Burke, old market house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Mourning goods in all varieties and
prices at Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Deane's Cabinet photographs are
elegant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
B,t..n sv a Mad p.w.

TERRELL, May 2.-[special.l Tho lit
tie son of g. II. Jackson, about 2yoars
old, was bitten yesterday evening by a
rabid dog. The news spread rapidly
throughout the community. Groupes
of women and children could be seen
collected in yards gazing in every direo-
ton for the vicious animal. Several
active young men, well mounted and
armed with guns, engaged TO execute
him. Tive dogs were killed, but the
proper one escaped wounded. The
anxiety and excitement of the people 10
be protected from any further results OF
hydrophobia, caused the mayor TO issue
a proclamation requesting the confino-
mont OF all degs In their yards, and
those running on she streets ON Monday
next TO bo killed. Mr.. Jackson, to. day,
conveyed his child to a mad stonO pos
sessed by some one at Farmersvllle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
Bslten,A N.v.R Rudp.t.

BELTo.E May a.-[special. There
was large and enthusiastic meeting 0
citizens at the courthouse yesterday TO
consider the location of Baylor univer.
sity and college at Bolton. A number
Of letters from prominent Baptists have
been received, all fayoring Bolton al
the most suitable place for these institu-
tions OF learning.
Mr.. Crawford. of Salado, has dis :
covered o beautiful yellow marble
susceptible of high polish and In mex
haustible quantities; also some fine
specimensof onyx The find is consid-
cred valuable.
The election for postmaster was held
to-day. There was much excitement
over the matter. A large number OF
Democrats refused TO vote, and propose
sending a protest to the president and
postmaster-goneral In which they will
condemn the election and methods
used to bring IL about
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03

HsLLsRono, May 2.--IsDeciail --on yes.
teriay evening All the business houees
cloEed in order 30 let their attaches re-
pair TO the cemetery grounds to decorate
the graves and organizs a cemetery
memorial association. A very large
crowd OF ladies' and gentlemen az
semtied, and short and appropriate ad-
dresses were delivered by Hon. b. q.
Smith, esq. After this the crowd tilspers-
ed ovsf the cemetery ground and strew-
ed ilowers and,wreaths e'er thegrayes Of
their friends and relatives. A perm n
nent Memorial association, with officers,
was organized, and soon the. cemetery
VIII be plantodin shade trees, and Kept
in nice order.
Last night the pupils of Prof. Cole
mans school gave an exhibition hy
moonlight. The exercises of browning
the May queen and the fairy queen
were performed excellently BY tho
children. All present enjoyed this
novel moonlight fete.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
Tesrell,s Talsnt ralkinpe.

TERsELLi May 2.-[speciai, ,l--Tns :,
public exercise Of the PickwSck daS
batting club attracted large assembling
OF literary citizens last night to withes !.
the young mon cross swords on the
questions.
Resolves, That man Is a greater hara..
factor to tie human race than WON IN Il,
benefactress. "oAAsn ~
The subjest was bes. handled hv AM.
atlrmative debators Mr.. r.. n, w..
ron, of that side, received ths rimais,,
plaudits of ne visitors, and deserv;a
great credit tor bis mastery exposition
or the weakest side OF the sabieat The
Judges decision tavoredthe negative.
The. oration OF Mr.. Galbraith was
happily received.
The address OF Mr.. J!V. Conway was
replete with instruction and counsel.
A vote of theaks was rendered Mr..
conway Tor thus favoTing She club.
fhe entire audience appeared 10 be de-
1ightsnily entertained
3 Mr.. M, q. Shook and wife age visit.
ing Terrell.
Hon. j. o. Terrell goes to-moYrDw to
Austin 20 etfend the State Bar Associa-
ton.
The school hoard has 10 applisasions
for superintendent, and about that
nnmber for teachers positions. They
meet tonight TO make their elections.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03

CRoogEr-r, May Especial. l--Qpite q
number Of people from this place are
now attending the exposition at New
Orleans, among them are Z. @. Edmins-
ton, ]. ". Downs and son.
IL. Q. lFlks, freight claim agent Of the
day rettliHg olalms for porlshable
freight damaged In tho strike. His set
uement Was satisfactory 10 al parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
Mckinney Matters.

MCKINNEY, May 2s--lspeoial.l Tho
concert by the Mckinney Coraot band
last night at Heard opera house was q
magnificent success, we'll attended and
equalled the travelling troupss
DIR. @ N. Abbott and lady retained
from New Orleans delighted with their
visit.
Mrs. Mary Bourn, one of tho early sot-
tiers OF Collin, WAS buried this ovon-
ing.
The State convention Of heo-keepers
meets here on May IL. Preparations
are being made 60 entertain visitors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03

swrErwArER, May 2.--l Special. l--rhs
several Sunday-schoois Of this place
united in a grand picnic ON sweetwater
or eek to-day. Tho dinner was all that
the ladies OF swsotwater could prepare.
The brass band furnished excellent
| music and looked Imposing la their
bran new band wagon.
Plenty OF rain has msdo crops in this
section OF country look bright aud
promising.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
NO. 1863

GOO, Of which sl50, 900 Is revenue, s5l.226
= available school and $4,000 Syailab9
university fund.
CATTLE SArEgs
The Day Cattle Co. to1day s,.ld. 10 be
delivered In Wyoming, $500 2year
old ut slS and s2S. A few days q 90 Doc
Day sold 5000 yearlings at sis. "a
TEXAS GIRI's PRIZE. Insi
A telegram from Franklin, Tel mes
see, Female university, 10 Doc DAY,
says ms daughter, Miss Sally, has
gained the prize scholarship.
49, A CHARTER FILED.
Inc Denison Cotton compamy, capit al
STOCK $oO,vOO, filed charter today.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03

coLnmAS, May 2 spociai.l r Yester-
day, while Charlie Rosser was trying 70
cross the Colorado river In buggy.
he aud the team wore drowned. His
BODY has not been recovered,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
which oftenest speak by ministeriaf In.
SEPARATION, began to.dav fo

Wnlce oitenest speak by ministerinf In
splrauon, began to-day to
ntSfAkAuE GEN. SIR PErER LUMSnEN,
tue chief of the British Afghan bounda-
ry commission. II was Sir Poter's word
which MIR. Gladstone took upon which
70 esse the charge that the Russians
nso violated faith with England by oc-
eupying Pul-i-Chistl. Sir Peter also
furnished the report that the czar's
troops had advanced upon Maruchak.
Both OF these reported actions consti-
tuted powerful elements to the war fe-
yer. To-day 1t was admitted that Sir
refer was mistaken in each report. 1t
~ even limited that he was "purposely
nlistaken" Some friends Of the gov
ernment go even 50 far as
TO say that Sir Peter lied To
his superiors and that he lied
Win purpose. II is wsll-known that
Iumsden belongs 10 and sympatbizes
with the war party in England. n ia
nor quite so generally known that tha
lndian war party ia principally con
trolled by British military officers, who
nave nevor had chance TO distinguish
themselves in war, and VINO are desper-
ately anxious Ito win recognition In bat
tie. They see their opportunity in the
present Russian advance, and il is said
That Sir Peter has bsen their spoR es-
man. Therefore, If tho prime minister
OF England Should some squarely
ont and announce that England,
II the Afghan affair with
Russia has beon deceived by English
agents many persons would not be
surprised. On the other hand, it is said
thet the cabinet having found good rea-
sons 10 abandon their warlike attitude,
means 10 save itself by sacrificing
Sir Peter for furnishing x with bel
licoge statements,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
FOR SALE.

rlr Cattle ranch near th Dra- coon mountains inoAn As the Lynch ranch toge,'isr with ,oheal of cattle a.l al. Improvement. :. Forpagtioulars inq'ri-a of Ms. w E. Morris. s,:siori ,r 7; orc house from th. foundry aug2i Gw
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
ATTENTION CHAELEsTONIANs.

When you visit Tombstone and desire a good meal. oysters ir any style, or in fact anything the market affords. g1 10 WiSdem's Fonrtsln on aVcu street, b.! seen Fourth Ic1 tifth augN- l,n
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
Notice.

Hors1s taSen on pa.ture a, rrasonsh,e rates, at the California rsnch l5 miles s,on tombstone, Good feed, wai,f and shade. For particulars apply toy. N. ra,h. a, The seosk>ry on Alien s.ry..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
Tha Great English Remedy

as loss Ol m,iuory, z.S-it'de. noclurral rui's sion>, diversions ,o society, dnnn"~S Of NlS- sioi, roi.e> in ;u, head, The vit.l fluid i.~s- in- Upoh>r.rcd :hi0ugn the Lrilc. a. d many o'h'r diseases Int lead io insaully and death.
 pr Minllc. I.2 is a regular graduaiv physician, wll Ggrc" to forfeit iiNc hundred dollars for a cas of this A.ud that the Vi; Hc~t.rJ,iyr 'unlcr hi, special devise and t:r1jmtnt will nos cure. or for anything ii'- pure c" spurious :2InC m it Dr. Nin'a t-cGts a'l disease. successfully NNhruj m -- ryry. Consr':a'i"r free Tmror"h exam nniiiaa and aGv;,c irclud.oe auaiysi, O! urine, S1 PIoe of Nl,al Restorative Sl50 a ho'tle. or four li,Ar5 the Graitty ger S'; atn. to any aiiress upon raceip~ ci price, or ~ c D secure from 0',c-- 5tior end uI prl- va," nsHc. ii desired, hy A. r MIN ", A. pr Nc. lc kearnv street, San Francisco. Cnt.
 Dr. Mru E.drcv Ermedy. Ncp--rETI- Cr-'. curse ali kinds uf hiorcv and b,-adc- comF'aint-, grnnorrhcea, le-uccrrAGA, G.srt. For sa!y uy al Gr4r4l-'>. :, B bottle, SIX bottles $H
 D-. Niri.c'5 G7udeiion Pill md rhe best d cheapest dyspepsio c.l Ll!on7 cure n 4tm8rl .J. For se!e hy all diC. ysts.
 sample Bottle Frae,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
Nels Warrington
$500 REWARD

By virtue os :teav,lo,ity- vested n me by the Bcavd of Supervisors of COchise C2ansy a. > :-grlar meeting of said Board, held on tke sth day of October, 1885, I hereby offer reward of $500 for the ap- prehensien, dead or alive, of the renegade Apache Chief Geronimo And by the same authority l offer further reward of S25O for the apprehension, dead or alive, of any one of said Geronimo's band Cf renegade Indians who have been engaged with him in his murder ous raids through Cocl,ise County. Such apprehension, to earn the above rewards, must be made by some person or persons not in the military service of the United States.
 R. s. HATCH, Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
I.N C.
 MOI NJ: NIl,N

And mlIdic-l-.-i u.". who ar. cI.-.~ilE from ,ac c:',,;> or ,'o.-ltui Iudis-lr.;on> ui EN.r>-,5 ip 'u'.jl" yg'r>, NrrvoI> aai Phy,
 ir;:i Drr"',y, Impotence, Lor. Man--rL. con. NI~''~. ut iutI,. JU'i eyes, avcrr.,u |. society. dcspuNurncE, pimNlr> on tbs' '.t e. 'c-- pt ,''l- crgy and memory cquerC ..oF I .i"a'. IT, ric. Rewrm hcr. that by 4 con p'u f or O' r.i"e- dies of great curative pOwes .n DJrtoc Las SO arranged his treatment Jh:'i t -i'l not only afford Immediate relic: l.'lt pp.s-..i..:.t
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
r1lszO>N'\er> O>N'
 A ~2rl psWSIv VSvyNs.;,eX. ~ .gE2 hEiFHY ST SEA-.
ynE EXPERT SPECIALIST

tHad f-r .hc Sc'en..a' and Speedy .I-c yi Chronic. NcryOGs ana Spc
 .-L..l ni....A..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
R. s. HATCH, Sheriff.

Just received al AshI,un & Walkers cigar store, 0 new lot of those celebrated I,;rcr, cigars. 10: p cents f
 Cigars, tobaccos, pipes. knlves and in feet everything in the smokers line. for sale al Ashmun S Walkers cigar store al reasonable prices. ti
 lt IS Indeed .erribie thing to lose ones mind, but il is more terrible think to suf- fer such condition when il can be so easily drevented. o51U
 The stock of natural ice rcconry pur chased by Us, being all consumed, the prIce o' 'ee hereafter will be cents per pound Fh'cb rate will be maintained during tbe
 S9ITuNESTLRN .C Co.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
NOTICE
To r..e Tax Payers ot Co chise County Arizona

The Territorial and Coua,y Tax $ for tHe current y,a. : lS~. avc due and payablea at tna 5lii-. of ,he Tax Collector of -eii c24n,.. in :he city of Tombstone a..l must be paid on oi ref,ro the third Monday in December l5@i, and oil iailure to pay tie ,'-a2 above provided, q ncnalIy of ! e rer cent will be added thercc2.
 Al RITTER Treasurer anu e,,-OH:io Ia. Col lectoy for Cochise "2nn:v. A'i- zona Ter,itorv
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23

nE. A.LEN. AS IS WELL kEOpN. .S \ cl..ar graduated physician a@d Surgeon, -dU,s'cd aJ E-Nloin CD'',-, HJ lLiy-- s.ty oi Michigan aud is achul tgrd ,l ..r Inc mu-f lrrf surgeon .u lis s.-c.-lty ua -L-.. !. IL .-,,.-t
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
My Hospital Experience

tHaTinl, been surgeon +: ch1r.ye of tVo '@ad- ing ..1spita.S enables me IT.. a' pr va;c l~casrs w.th excellent results | iyi,,: :; ii~- iinclly understood that Ao not claim D ? ,r- form imross Utilities, or to have mira: .-Ous or ~urcrhuman power. l claim only to G a ski,Iiui and successful physician and surgeon, tAnrnuuhlN informed in IiX .nt,iaItX -----
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
X New tDeparturc.

Nr. \. D Walsh. the o.d=s, restaurant nsu
 in this city, and rhe first L. start regular meal cooked io order al ih,. old c-iahi.- shed Can Can rc-tMtranl, hss just returned from {, trip 10 San Francisco and while there he secured inc services of Ben Warimau arG Harry Woodward. cook and steward of the celebrated Popular ic-taUrant' of that city, aud hc will in lew days depart from ihe old method of charging so much a meal and run q bill of fare house. Every article with it- prlCr Carried out. will be printed on bill of fare, and you gel what you want, and pay for what y"u gel. A Nr. NmiIuan i> Uu- doubtvdly the best Ccuk in ttis tcrritoIy.th:s new departure of Mr. Walsh's will uudoubt
 cdly make the Can Gan inc most popu. ar rcstaurau in lLis ely. ,ug}c I'm
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
ConSta ble's Sale.
I,N rlL.r,-e nL AN rNElr-rInN 1>

JSY VNTvE OF AN EXECUTION l. } sued O-t ui Jl-.Ic. C S. 1lt'N' . Cont. ,f inc tl'S uf Tum1-ionr; io"u-hlp No. !. C,u. .uiy n' toci'lsr Territory ui A!4zsla. dated tIr Il~-t day "l ~-pIt nlb-r. l-~E. iH @ t-.tI.G action wherein Pl>4rq-c \4Gro r~ IlsIn'i'. ? covered ,n iyIneNt s-a.u-t loui> /ora. defendant .a .-- -ur ,i One liJuuieG sLl iuriv.i.~,- and rIig.N- TWO one LGndtc .tn Lu.laI- :. i1 .,' o.lnag.- sud tigAtrHu aud lurly five ulv hun rt,f q. c,i.ar- 'N 4Hl Co-' ut -uI-. nu ih= - day u' Nu.r-'. lHyi. Easr levied upun ihr fuI'o"Iu- u,-rrilr4 property. situate in ta. tI'~ Ct Tombstone Go. ch!-~ County. Territory p' Arizona. >iN'--u and uHv half feet of U the -pgil half U' lpi No. II iu block No. lg. on i've wc~' >!L, of sixth street. - t~crL Allen and Fremont streets. being To, feet i~'rI Ou NI ith -t:cct aud ruLuIug 5aci, l.1 tct t Also tac ..Ecwiu- Cv-c-i'cI lot 70 vii: begin ming at 8 poIut at ard adi0iAIuE kIr.rw' lot u, the north >:G ani IL-L,. a.uL. th" sand line uI second street. thence uOrth,rIy Uu lcrr. thrnsr ca~t-r.y along said k;.!cw's north iur lUu feet 10 place ui beginning.
 S,i.cr I- rehy given that on tho "i,h day Of September, !N~J. at ir o'clock j. N.. uf that Ga. at n" Ofar- c; C \. Clark. dEs.ic- of The Peace. on llrr street hear ugth. iE n. City oi Tomb stone. County e. CuJLi-.. N ]. .vl all n. r, .i 'ii.c and interest of said Louis Lptr. Gc.uuG4LJ above named iu and = the above Gr-Crihrd prop cry. a1 public auction. for cash lawful mCrry To Inc highest aud best bidder tO >4t.s.y sad ~, cG- lien and all costs.
 Dated 2. Tombstone the 2i dSy of sept. l-s'
 BEN JAMES Constable,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
D R A l. l. F N

2Gix kcarry street, San Francisco, Cal
 .1 Remember. the Doctor has Vegata tlc Compound. the result cf many y"trs of special practiCc aL.. hard study. which under Li- advice hGs never failed "l success in the HEAT,BKRLOST MANI!Or4, PRUSIA GU re etc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
sample Bottle Frae,

stating sym ptOms, sex and age. >ui,s se- rrucy in regard :o al rIsILe $ trsE-act.-.,s.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-23
Diseases Of Man.

All apply ln~ tO me Will rcceiTc my '"0e>t opinion Of their npiaiEts-NorN r. -nt- iuy. ] vii! guarantee q positive cIIrt j'' cy- try case undertake. or forfeit S..0OJ. Con -uita,!ou iu office or by letter FREE and strictly private. Charges reason .-ble. Thorough eXauIiuatin including chrmiGa:. md micros,Opicll analysis oi urine and advice SJW
 Oficc hours Q 10 3 dailyG toS eyeumg. S-r days 2 tp 13 only. Call or address
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13
4 DANGEROUS LEAP
Henry Weiss Jumps from Flying e.
press Train and ttas a Narrow Escape.

Henry Ueiss Jumps from a Flying SH-
press Tram and Has a Narrow Escape.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Weiss,
b.ksr residing at 3l spring street. took the
last Eastern Express on tine Grand Rap
.l- j. Inshsaa road 10 20 10 the South yards
lie had been working two Or three days fer
the railroad company and was going after
ms pas. The fast train doe, not stop at the
yards a., 30 an other passenger trains, and
Weiss ,hd not know this fact. When he
saw the ears lying past the station a. a
speed az tsseaty miles an hour he made up
ais mind to make dying landing. lie
..mred from the platform and was hurled
luou Dis head upon t1e packed gravel be-
tween the tracks. He picked himself up
.olsievhat daxed. blood flowing freely from
hia head. nose and mouth, but was soon able
% be taken upon al engine 10 the lnion
Depot and conveyed from there 10 hls home.
A physician was called who pronounced hi-
wounds OF no serious nature. Nei-se'5 face
and head present sad appearance, toe
he-h being badly torn from his eyes back
ward % the middle of his scalp But SIX
inches fr0u. the spot whore he landed upon
h.- head was the sharp eLd OF new railroad
re. which las lengthwi-e between the tracks,
eud which. had he struck. would have dashed
hia brains out aud have caused speedy
death Hi- escape. as 10 was, Is considered
miraculous by those who Witnessed MS haz
L t-.ious lean.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13

The ~ gnoorhood soeial Cise o" ths
HH Lasi ~ zht

Aaft.sth htzef
tfne 81 laa .a--t -'-ei'e7-i-i 7lela- - sa--
.r4rs01s Is tGe e-is p snc trislil-f'a-'f@ -
...t.A ...... 80. ..r,slt.e.a - Mareh
..
-.l - resi.isl4-s 90 &c -i-. 90 -'-e -
......i 81 tas .llcuoi or brlegu 1ld e'-4'--aS
. ff- eIar stsrlaa oat 4ltl three
~. .- r.d ffirt.
l4--A1.s A-e az
crtelai sart.a- Lave -te- -tf-i asa
.... s.- siare.l Lass alglE sNa 9le ~ tle
....t.. .f sa- -er.es. a. frost s.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13

The coming of ths Great Show on Thurs
dag. June Is has been set apart a. a hctldAy
a rare occasion upon which the people puI
al ie "a! work and prepare FOR real ENJOY
ueut and recreation. Nearly always when
the gseat posters are pat up and the local
ueWsps sper- commence talking about ~ ad-
vent. the schools. fscIorIe,. aud even courts
conclude % adlOarn, and this Is right The
scholar IL ,cl.o0i would gave bot imperfect
recitanon-. tAe labOrer who longs more than
other men and women for Surcease and rert
from his thrald0m OF incessaut toll Insists
upon h.s freedom for that one day al least
and the bar. Judge aud jury also want leis-
urs. The sun Drowned farmer. that horny
handed son 0f toll and industrious husband
man. he. too, leaves the plow handle, throws
down the -cythe, and hitciuug up the team
70 the wagon puts IA the family and takes
them o. the show. How the children love
the kind faced man whose portrait they see
Oh the wallis and in the Windows, for the
world Of enjoy ment, mlrth and feast he
brin-s them The advent. OF the torepaugh
show. with IL troops OF horses, traln-loacs
of animals. measureles- expense OF white
tent-. glitteriug piles of gold on wheels, al
legorical ears OF mellow beauty and histOri-
cal tableaux always makes the holiday OF
the year more jubilant than the glorious
FOURTH more enjoyable and merry than
Christmas. and IL l. the best time the people
have the whole year around.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13
HE FAILS TO APPEAR.
The Lecturer and Traveller Again Dis
appoints a Large Audience.

appoints a Large Audience.
r. T.. Warren. Who was booked 70 deliver
lecture before the I. ". G. A.. last evening,
failed % pat ia IN appearance As the gen
risnan is unknown 10 the Secretary Of the
as-ociatiou. as II was at his own solicitation
ls was gwen a date, and as this is the sec
oud time he has disappointed an audience
without any plausible excuse, the lecture
was declared OF last evening Mr. Warren
claims to have been an extensive traveller IN
foreign parts and to have hsld positions
upou the leading papers of England and
America. Since coming 20 Grand hapids
he has held reDortOrial positions upon the
Ysgtocr1f and Her1lf-two weeks upon
each-and 10 was only Thursday night me
promised the Secretary Of the aS-ociatlon he
,sould deliver his lecture without taL bat
failed % send any excuse whatever for ms
nor. arrearlnce. He was not SICK, as he
was seen ur0n the street last evening by a
TrrF0RAM reporter. and taxing an the err
cuustances into account hls actions IN me
nlatter 10 not appear altogether honorable.
Chemical tests cannot err. The most rigid
of them fali 70 disclose any trace of morphia
1r opium in Bed Star Cough Cure.
The easiest and best cor-ets known at Sl.po
$50. SEQ and upward. also children
arai4ts aul Misses Corsets from ~ cents O
sI5e Something new iu pauier bustles ane
haor skirts The best shoulder braces. alb
d0mfnal supporters. stocking and skirt sup
rorters anj che 1urimled Ladies tav0rite
rud ness Daisy. pillow sham holders ali To-
sale no Miss H. r. Matthews Corset Par.or-
- Monroe street Examine these superior
goods before purchasing
Cfo 20 Halls. - Monroe street. for you
sunday reading
Hosiery all kinds and sizes. Geo. ". d
JouEe. p North Division street. Porter BiocS
Sou can buy Tumbier= A. low A. lc each
Saturday. 9"r Store.
Black Milan boan&z sceuts. worth 3 ID
tdsm- 81 Co.. go 4 4ocfoe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13

The steamer w II. Barrett" will make an
excursion down the river Sunday. the l4th
inst. leaving her dock, foot of Waterloo
street at p. m, and returning at p. Ia.
Music by Wikes's band. No improper
characters will be taken.
Fare for the round trip p tents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13
Tar.Isn 80 = an -.

Conner ~ Nalloa aud louia streets Open
dsilY from g d. m. uA > s. In. Saturdays uu
midnight ant sundays Qnll noon. Tues
iass Ill u03u alll tr.d4ys untl g. n- fe-
served exclusively toF ladies ne7e afs ilIe-
.isinr hs4lth supplying baths. li y0u
have 3 cold Ia your lungs or ln your head.
fss- a Russian bath al1 s9a vii SAP tL4t
Fua are clrtd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-13

The only cheap excursion 20 the sea this
year over the Detroit, Grand Haven K Mil
waukee and Grand Trunk Railways, Is the
c. A. r. excursion 10 Portland and return
june y for S242O from Grand Rapids. Any
person desirou- of going are invited to join
this excursion.