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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

SAM JoNEs having declared that baa p
bail is a game invented by the devil. aud
TIA, base bail players were imps from
Sheol. be- seem4 tothiuk he has said some
thing smart and calmly cheTs navy plug
10 anticipation OF the piaudiis ot The
coaatry. The soplause does not come.
bovever. principally because the country
mas become convinced that JovEs Is q
harmless sort of a crank, and also because
peop.e know that among base ball piay ers
there are some very good mea, "a FAR as
good msu msy go. aud not i-w are
church mamb. rs. Wny, right over in tie
vicksi CITY % Chicago one oi the best
base ball p'ssers 10 tne issgue IS named
Wurras SUNDAY. aud last week be- sat
a. the communion fable Pr the ti-sftme.
AMI ha IS IS steady caurch gong 5UsDAT
t.o. Mr SAM NFs shou'd give nj q
rest on the sicksd osse bail p'syer srd
tackl- people Fbo run to va.zar insinua-
aoas. bad grammar aud nav plag TO-
bacon
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Preparations for the Reunion of Oceana
County Veterans Hs-Maskegon
Poet Joins

ttl-ss.st - Sos ft-t-tss -rtt--a
HAnI Mich July l5.-Great preparations
are being made here for the reunion Of The
Oceana County soldiers which occurs Sep
tember /. and 3 The society has pur-
chased forty acres OF land and will erect a
permanent building this year, thirty by
sixty feet in dimensions L. q Rutherford
D. e. Wick ham and r. " Skeels are the
committee for the shaiA fight Thousands
of people visit this encaIn pmeDt annually
IL is ueid M the woods nine miles from
town PM keanry Post, OF Muskegon has
joined and Will erect forty tents. Among
It's dis ingalshed guests who will be present.
are Post Department Commanders X j.
Shark, Of Lansing; Gen. B X PeiTce. of
Grand Rapids; Judge Morse, of Iona, GOV.
Alger aud Judge Wheeler. OF LudingtOn
Last evening the ladies Of Hart presented
camp Of Sons of Veterans with a beautiful
flag W f. Worpe made the speech which
was responded TO by G. a. Gurney, Captain
of the company.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17


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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

IIrANTFD - THE CARE OF TWO SMALL
W children Anyone wishing board lWlth .
mother = love- Tor their ttle0ucs. please addres,
for one week "Liltleones fuend. tnis Office "
WANTED PURCHASE A GOOD SECOND
W hand bicycle on weekly or monthly pay.
meuts Address W - and i0n Loui,-si. CITY. 81
WANTED - THE ACQUAINTANCE or A
" chesS player Please address A. B., box s,
Telegram Herald. %
A CASTER & co. - Monroe and es Ottawa
u sts- has opened a Labor Agency. Having =
great many raeu and women wishing employ
mrut iu various capacities, l. erChauts and farm
en- Wil do well % give us their orders. Vc
guarantee satisfaction 90 al parties We ask the
citizens Of Grand Rapics and vicinity 90 give us
= share of their patronage No charges Tor -
curing male help Telephone lss p
NTANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD
W n1ad horse and TOP buggy. tenaant ms.
chine dove machines shaprr iosrie head Z
boreing machine puHeys. shaitinE. csc. etc 7.
Houau. f5g M0nroe- - ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

u-ANTED LADY AGENTs, POSITIVELY
" clear sl0 daily with my Wonderful lew pa
teal rubber uuCeIgameut Tor females. our
knOXyI ie agent made COS in four days Mn r.
r. Little, box 4i3 Chicago H. 10
WANTED 1000 AGENTS FOR THE NEW
W work Gladstone, Farneil anu toe great irish
sLrlgg.e. by the eminent allhOr Hon. i. +
. C0uuor NJ T. for Liyerp ol. ana K. NJ.
New ade esq with information by Mr. Parncl
thriilng lIsiors of isn O.prcs>lul SURPRISING
American slavery and the n ghiy struggle ioi
Home kule That Is rocking fhc bsiilsh k4nF4re 10
It's ceut4e, - biugTapnies of tle leaders
work irom hish auluonty, of al absorulng Inter
est uchly Illustrated. and Ia ImmeLse demand.
Apply quiekly T. H. q. Allan Publishing Co,
Grand isapids.
IVANTED-A GOOD LIVE Man IL EVERY
" county in Michigan o. act as Agent l0i
Lye's Improved BoAer CON iound for re-
moving scales from steam bOilers. Good com
missions paid. Address 3 Lye Secretary
Lima, Ohio. :,
VVANTED-MEN TO SELL OUR NEW LINF
W of household goods. salary OF commission
Address r. N. Fox, d south DlyisiOn-s., Grand
Rapids Mich. 3
IVANTED-CANVASsE FRS THROUGHOUT THt
" stat, 90 solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For purti 'ulaTs address, Il. "
Nash, Secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. DELIVERY MAN
W Tor retail ln1cty Am young. married
nlan, well qualnted with tne cily and can x sc
good rccOmnle euualOus- Adlrt>s "a. q Carc lele-
gram Herald.
WANTED-A STU ALTON FOR A SMART,
" active and trusty boy of "a, ln some honor
able emplOy Inent address g care Ieleglani-
herald.
NANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. WITH A
" hOTsr aud wagon, delivering ~ any Kind Of
light work % do. Audress a. e care OF leic-
gram Herald. a.
llTANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
" lady situation 10 take care OF children
would prefer engaging with family going ts "A
summer resort. Address isi Cas- si., Grand Rap
ius, Mich. q.
NTANTED-A SITUATION A. COAChMA Al OR
W 10 care Tor horses, wuuld work lu uhers
barn. by person nos living lu OWoS>p Can
give good references, lit ludlug one iIUIn IA,
Mayor 0i OWOsso. Address ". r. L., per Icle
gram crad. ?.
NANTED-A SITUATION. BI A GOOD, COM
" peleut glTl to take care Of chi dren. wouic
prefer engaging with iamlly going 10 a sunne
resort. Auurtss 3ls GOLD II.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

t,OR SALE-CHE4P- BAY MARE. rEhtN
YEAR. weight about q 600 ihs, eaoa roadster.
kiud and true Can bc ga az Bishop a. Hfccn-
ley barn. corner loula and fouuiain.sis.
TNOR sAIE-A BICYCLE fOR SALE CHEAP
size 53 Enquire al q Oltaaast.. between
- aud O'Clock
NOR sALE-CHEAP A pHHION lN FIRST
class repair. Enquire ~ A. ID. stewart. ~
Mou.oe ST., OF lta Lake ave
INOR sALE-COMpLErk SKI \. J. kkfokir
/ Waits actions and defences and other f9lu-
able law Do0ke Viii be sold cheap. Address
Fred S. Clark Grand Rapids. Nich.
TOR sAIE-A SECONDHAND CHiCkkklAo
piano VII hc sold cheap % sold soon Cal
81 Nh Dewey's le9 Monroe 81. up stain
TOR sAIE-A LADY WHO lS GOING TO
leave the city desires ~ sell q hne square
piano four round coulers nrsi class make. ictl
used les than three months. Must be rlio u
Two weeks Call after , m. % 30 Ottawa -
I'OR sALE-A FIks G-CLAss SILVER NAlth
/ E2in National Watch Company maze
cost Sis used but little. viii bc seld az liberia
discount Inquire Al fkIEsnAM HERALD office
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street: business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
tion Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Let or Madison Ave
House and Lot on Green Street Very
cheap and on easy terms. and
fns House and two Lots or FIFTH
Avenue. only few rods from street raii
wav sn3 every Uay desirable. a.
great bargain f soli soon.
We lean money and insure properly
Gail ard see
NJ W y a z ES = CO.
ro CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

I,AGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE. No. p CANAL
II St. turns out the best work IN the city IN
securing and dyelng OF Ladies aud Gent appar-
els and all Jobs intrusled 10 Their care il done
with neatneSs and dispatch. Go there, or address
them and YOU II convince yourself OF the iacts
AZ WITHEI, FORMERLY MANAGkk OF
W Burche painting establishment l. located
al l47 Monroe II where OrderS VIII be received for
painting, paper hanging aud freScoeing. kemem-
Der the place. Opposite the soldiers Monument
IITY BAKERY AND CONFECTONERl IS
V Grandville-ave. Regular trade solicited. ".
ROSE, Proprietor,
C. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
j. Fine jewellery. p Monne-st
OSCAR DYE 2s7 DIVISION ST, CARPENTER
" and Job shop. screens specially.
CROCKETT Il HOPPiNS, FINEST ASSORTED
Y furniture in the city. We DO our OWL uphois
gering. Remember II Canal-st.
COMMISSION r J. LAMB & Co. WHO'LL.
u sale dealers in fruit and vegetables. butter,
eggh- etc. and 10 Ionis-st. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

40 KENI-A FINE. WILL Built sIUkE
| suitable fur large grocery. on gfocerg ana "a
loon combined, dwelling n.oms up STAIR 4arge
Wood yard ln rear. corner tinh ana sroc EIil-sis
Rent cheap Apply un PREMISE ~
NOR RENI-fACTORN N MlLLsI IHE
4 very convenient bnck building. atXltO feet
i've stories high, with AAiy horse power water
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe lose and nozzies N
each roon, elevator, sleaiu heaiIn. plp-s SHAFT
ing, pulicys betting, ctc-, also addition contain
lng Olhce. powerful steam engine. boiler, COal
room ana dry rJ0In, store room, etc. Inquire OF
Butterworth and Lowe 4.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The Salvation Army is nightly becoming
a greater nuisance. \ few weeks ago they
cOntented themselves with quiet street
parades. Now every night they dance about
on Campau Square and yell with all their
might The ciIizens on MonrOe-st. are com
planning Of their idlOtic antics. Horses are
scared and everybody Is disturbed
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

sss.c.a- sA-ss Or sz~r eoVNrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
HOTEL 70 RENT.

This building is new, 7SxIz4 feet.
The two upper stories are finished for =
hotel. containing SO rooms, all steam
heated Two blocks from Union Depot,
on one of the principal streets. Street
cars pass each way every seven minutes.
Is ready 20 occupy, and will be rented
cheap. Inquire Of Joseph Hesld OF A. p.
Watson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

1t Contains More News In One Day Than
the .sDemocraJ' Does in
Week

The handsomest, NEWEST and most ably
edited daily paper published in the State, is
the TELEGRAM II ERALD of Grand Rapids. 1t
contains more news in one day issue than
can be found in the Democrat in a week
Douglas Rec0rd
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

One 90 the most potent causes of the de-
feat of Home Rule iu the English elections
was tbe fair trade lesson which has been So
a-siduonsly taught by the Tories for the
last wear Win nothing 10 protect. the
EugIish voter IS anxious 20 tax himself
f0r Vnaf be- needs wiii MAKE him richer
YtIHfeiHtr Tac
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The people Of Chicago raised a fund of
$4,000 for the families of the policemen
killed or disabled by the dynamite devils
Chicago always does handsomely whatever
She undertakes ana In that respect she is
much bigger man" than old New York
L9fasri ie Tunes
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Mss R0E CLEVELAND sants Co sno~
what IS to prevent Caic.yo FROM array
.nz b-r--Ii iu lyman purple. and h~com-
irx enc Veu.cs % fh- western Airiaflc-
t8s aama af tae mastss II g. Eoss,
hogs Chicago can aeval Iaj claim io 3 %
V-fioe of ulams whsle size is bu,caeriug
two ai.aon hogs year.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Train 40 81 has Through Coach daily eroep,
sunday, fOF Grand llspias Holland. Grand
Haven. NustcFou ard ipufwafgT. Also Through
Coach leaves thg above p1iuD VA ~ NJ kv
esrh DAY. exoeTf sunday. arriving in Ic.edc or
Train N0 81 ethll 3 no
AL trhius daily eNccpl sunday.
r. III MITCHELL. p NcHueH.
Asd cen pass Agent t5en pas. Agent r
r. e NArTHEws. Northwestern AZ Nusieg0n
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

ne era.-has -am4 a0f f-om Ns~ Y rs
st4nnz fhst ths S'gr ts bees mlnE =assy
on iss prs sEsn. aud ina' Nr Dos
sssrass ass aat oaIg suns his oFa ior-
tune. nnt ssv-rsi aaadr-d Thousand dos
lars bel au.ras -o others ln tryiBg to rnn
= sf-s shs enc Democratic ptper Wu.@
ere news 81 oef sarprsinz lt certaloiy is
e. To- -ez-sfted rte Sfw is Eeo.i
-soar and deserves a-teer fsce-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

zDeNus sAIcaoAY u-f II
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

When a man takes two cigars from his
pocket. puts one in his mouth. and offers
YOU The 0fber with the information that
they are two for quarter. you can generally
make up your mind that be is ging 70
smoke the twenty cent one.-AciU Hqrea
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

When a band marched past the offices of
the United States legation in London on
the Fourth of July PLAYING Yankee Doc
die Ed Phelps asked a Duke who hap
pened to bee standing on the steps what tune
DC was -FhHadeiphia Press
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The most adamantine Democrat 10 be met
with nvwhere j. the New Hampshire Dem
ocrat In the last day he will be found
astraddle the crack of doom with a copy OF
the national platform floating from his
maintop. Brooklyn Edglc
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

IL is a sad fact that ont Of 700 Nassar
graduates only POO have married Here Is
"A chance for Dan Lamont, A. VI. Arranger
Of Marriages., to show his ability and
philanthropy y-N0r York World.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

MONEY TO LOAN IN LAReK or SMALL
VI suns on resi estate Or ChafteiE ToeeT
Johnston cr
no Joan Two THOT-ANn DOLLARS IN
| sums o. sut Address G. r r. csre Iele
Eram Hara n
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

As lone a. Mr. Garland is in the Cabinet
Nr. Cleveland would be highly Inconsistent
fo dr,p GO4de without a struggle. e. Cbic0qo
Hergid
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The Mexican pension bill doesn't include
an allowance for the descendants of the at
torue,S Of tbe veterans who are dead
PiHqdeipbiq Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
PRESS PRATTLE.

A Warning from Way Back.
Before the base ball season is over some
umpire viii be killed - lancaster Pa Er-
0uiuer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
Others Have Been FIoated by It.

Young Mr Graham, who foated through
The Niagara rapids. Is not the first man tC
become famous by means of a bar L.
Philadelphia Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

All 0ihers daily exocpl SUNDAY
sleeping carr ran ol Pacific suc Atikntic
pres Trains g. and ffuM Detroit
farior carr rlu ou Day Earrcre and urAnd Raj.
i4s fxlsf,ss iu and from lffnlit
Direct connections mt1t a. Neifan sit1 a.
Through trains Easl over H. d H.. iDEusdA
southern uifisiouf
CAss "a NoAKIs. General Az. - nourocsl
Js HAWElNs. Ticket AFt.. luiuu peIs1l
81 N Al AslN MON lsl otDc 81 Molrac e.
o. ~ kTaGLEs q. 4. A z A.. ChicsFc
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

pOR SALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED.
Excellent for patterns, shelves etc Fifteen
cenIs hundred Apply al TINS office next week.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

ErTrese trains dsIIy thf year ruund make cia~e
connections with trains iffrn canada fhe Fasi
and south. to al Lake Superior points
A NsrenT alfFN
Gen -uperinfenaeui Ger Pas A 1iffef Ar
herQH.tie. Nich Msruupfte Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

fHAtiA- -lllatt tNcffltfi. +tiuiif
lasSflEte i6flug thf ta a.. m. tnpfeek mhft
clore connection al Ovlfss1 fof Lansing. and a.
Detroit Cor Nea hork arriving there al ll.s3 q n
tht following morning.
NiEht Espnss has ioc4 sleeping Car fro1 De
troii D. Grand Rapids
This h thr unlF line rgnniuf iimitcf fapFass
leaving here at 6si 3. m. win sleeping ~ b.
pcuoit making direc connections Co. at poiua
Easf arriving 81 Nev loft ai lN u ile iaIiov
iug evening. Trans Htel al IH f3 m NtN mAks
dlrcfl connection with palace steamer city 81
Milwaukee f9r al po.utt ufei
IhnaEl uracis -et1lrcl ti j. q III. q N orfCfs
sweets Hofe block sai a. the depui
ID foTTEK cts pass Agent
GEo b kkEyE Trsfic NausFcr. CliosFo
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Short line and Through Coaches fsnn q g haT.
Holland I'D Raven, Mustefou and feuiwAief.
.nLN. WI. -.--r-- Lmn an-N. EA.I.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

ItaI that state Attorney GRINNELL
said 90 opening the prosecution OF The
anarchists trial IS true, SO nope Ia cau
prove it 20 the ssfisfacu, oi the lary.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The New York star priies itself on
giving excel cut marI advice 10 rural
tors Some az its moral advice Is 10
dra.g anl quarter snd roast and pulver-
~ tud crsmats JOSEPH PCLuzl r., ot the
rEorfI
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Nr Po4DaslY .s uow talked OK for
Congress. ltls to be- hoped that the sea-
t.-man has too much sense 90 bury n1s
hxh. under 4 busl-l in thar way.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

sIta-l8. flaNt tAltli rlili-a,.
Ihrsa1l a.iallts io tlsCAku AID lolelo Dl ga
g. L uail
Inr8eh paIl1r car o. Chicago oA l-.sa b ~
lralu Ne extra NahFft Tor srats
flFeiIgh f'lllmHu slcttilis ca AID N11-a i5i
Chicago ou u 't J.. M Train
M A IAEFENTtt lraflt NAT
Onion Ticket Ir1ct t Muurle siEeti
NfLlHAA AZ ast s4I.
Assistant oes fassti.1cf A3cLl
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
EoR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
Iu4uIr At 4I l.alrraKe 81

/ lnquu at 83 Lasraye 81 2
NOR kENT- ROOMS OEEh 80 lte MuNhuk.
L Lately occupied bs Mr, NJ 4 g. kdd5
House and barn, tuquirc oi D. ~ oleaa ar lVo
Aouroe-st of No. los LAKE ase
40 kkNf- -ROOMS-AT 30. D. -rhIN6-SI
/ are ihrer unu,lel 20 su.s. suitable JOB il.ul
house kcepl Z. or to keep ieN beallsrs A-so
luIn-shed ON Up s-alla : ng-s uLsmau 2
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

A medical exchange declares that large
q1aan l.s shiskg Is good prryen ive
% lock IsF There is uo douot al. ut
t1st Any oa- Elo has ever seen mau
xno has taken p'soty af snisSy wi. tak-
oara fhat loss .aE Eas che most rem 'te
thiax that sas ia danger oi uIlrns has
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10

ship for the quarter. She acknowledged
the gift gracefully adding with charming
naivette, 81 had no idea was going 10
get it, The handwriting OF the entire
school showed that this important branch
Of education received the attention 1t
merits.
oHDKR or ExERoisrs.
l. Song by scnool--"Sce. Saw.n
2 ReciAron'-'Pa letter by Miss Joan.
B Instrumental colo by Misc Maud Tcmple.
northumberland In Church. hy Mics
Birdie Chase.
5. songby ciass--"Uncle Tom's lament
Farmer
z Instrumental duet by Miss Jennie Robin.
son and Miss Fannie Field,
S. Recitation-"C Charlie McCrae, Miss Estoilc
>. Vocal solo--"liusn Little BABY Miss sue
uighce.
~ INSTRUMENTATION saallii Be' Miss Mat
tic Melton.
II. Recitation -."Little Joe,r Miss Florence
smith
~ Instrumental solo hy Miss Edith Turner.
IS. Reoltation--"C audle's Wedding Day. by
Mics Auna Hogsett,
u. Vocal solo--"Dark Blue Eyes" Miss Clara
Whitla.
IS, Recitation Prisoner for Dobt, Miss
Bird Hlgbeo.
% Song by class-"wo'd BETTER Blde a
Wee"
IL. Concert rccitaton--Dpaul Revcre's Ride"
by Mieses Anna Hogsctt, Sue Higheo Clara
Mhitla. Jeanette Harris, Florence smith Birdie
Chase aud Mandie Temple.
rs. Song-"Mother Geose,n by the young
folks.
10. Military drill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10

Several Of the committee soliciting
subscriptions to the fund for bonus and
right-of-way for the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe, were at work for short time
yesterday and raised the amount to
$4,000. There is still $4,000 to be
raised, it being estimated that the right
of-way will cost at least $4,000 Dallas
is squealing, forty gaffles TO the minute
is the way the Fort Worth cock is fight
ing, and II our people will rally to-day
and put up that other little $4,000, an
other great stride will have been made.
Just as soon as the money is raised the
surveying corps will be here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10
I,roitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the re-
markable recovery Of Mr.. j. Il. Corley,
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed or raise his head; everybody said he
was dying OF consumption. A trial bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent
him. Finding relief, he bought a large
bottle and box Of DR.. Kings New Life
pills; by the time he had taken two boxes
of pills and two bottles of the Discovery
he was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles of this greal
discovery for consumption free at II. w
Williams & CO..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS


AT the Pickwick: A. ID. Slack, Boston
j. Il. Farrar, Boston; Thomas #. Fisher,
Dallas; John A, Kennedy, Philadelphia :;
Joseph Nlmmis, Missouri; IL. II. Filigener,
Shreveport, La. Mrs. l.. ID. McMullen,
Texas; A. 4. Walls, Dallas; w. b. Sharp,
New York i. NJ. Houts and wife, Here
ford; S. u. Meyer, Galveston; w. b.
Stickney, Henrietta; LIZ. Wilson, Kan
sas City; George Il. Mitchell, Lowell.
Mass. ID. o. Martin, Sherman Thomas
+. West, Jacksboro; W. A. Boyd, Coal
VILE; A. e. Staacke, San Antonio; J. w.
Burson, Galveston; 9. J.. Richie, city;
c. y, Yates, st, louis; w. @. Shaw, Mar
lin; l., f. Jones, St. Louis; b. i. Cock.
rell, Jr., st. Louis W +. Harper, Dallas.
At the Grand: Or. s. Carpenter De.
catur; L. p. Boyle, Dallas; George r.
Saunders and wife, Abilene; j. w
Eavens, Hico; DR.. NJ, Baradall, Mexico
Henry Frank, Chicago, H.; Mrs. Nickel
log and child, Abilene; w. NJ. Smith
Cincinnatii John G. Hunter, Dallas
James II. Hoge, Liberty, Kan; James
Devlin, Cecil, Ohio; w. j, Barr, Sturgis
Mich.
At the Brunswick. j. H. Birard, New
York; G. w. Miller, Abilene; L. b. VIII
son, Jno. Strickland, Decatur; B. Fey
nier, Shreveport, La. W. +. Goot, X. Nj
l.; VIM. Pirrin, A. Dererent, j. S. Dere
rent, Decatur; Moses Day, w. T.. Carter
Texarkana; w. h. Johnson, Wichiti
Falls; Alex Hutchison, Bowie; II. L
Hill, Jr., Arlington; Carl Bunschu, Louis
Vile V. b. Halsul, Colorado City; Gran
Vile II, Martin, j. w. Hilton, mother ant
sister, San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10

Quite an amusing incident occurred al
Ginocchio's hotel yesterday. The west
bound Texas & Pacific passenger train
was nine hours late, and among the many
passengers awaiting its arrival was a
young married woman from Dallas, &C.
companied by her babe four months old.
About thirty minutes before the train ar.
rived Mr.. John Il Ginocchio notified his
fair guest of the fact, but it seems she
was rather slow in arranging her toilet,
for she did not put in al appearance
until she heard CONDUCTOR Noble
yell "all aboard" At that moment
she rushed out of her room and into the
office, hastily settled her bill and went to
the sleeping-car that was attached to the
train. About 10 O'Clock John received
the following telegram:
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, April ., 1885,
Mr.. Ginocchio, Fort Worth; Please take
care of my baby. In my great hurry u
catch the train ! forgot my precious
darling and left her in the room. VIII
return tonight. Signed, ELLA NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10
snrer Loar lsnking Powder

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word OF
complaint heard against 1t. The inexpe-
rienced cook is able to make as good
bread with it as the professional baker,
simply because its ingredients are so com.
pounded as to make failure impossible
when the directions are followed; trial
is all that is necessary to make 1t indis-
pensable TO all well-regulated households.