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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25
EoR RENr-RouMs-

NOR RENT-OR FOR SALE THE HOUSE ANu
/ lot az SO. D. springs Inquire al O.. K 4 ].
land department "a
NOR KENI-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RI
L sPonsible parties Inquire al once az rs ot
lawast. "a
NOR RENT-AT g. PER MONTH SIX LIGHT
/ dry and airy rooms IA basement Of lsl sqring-
~ Hard and s0it water in kitchen A healthy
ana Pleasant location. Cal al Ben FRANKLIN
Printing oihce, opposite Sweets Hotel.
NOR RENr-FJRNlsHED ROOM. SUITABLE
L Tor two gentlemen or married coupe Pleas
anuy situated two blocks from p0,ioace g Eist
Budgest 81
EOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM FUR
L nshed, looking out ou Campau square Tue
most pleasant aud centrally located nom III the
city. Rent reasonable to night parties Address
or call G. NJ Fowler. ~ Lyon 81, city 81
NOR RENT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
i mont room ou grOuud door. IN desirable local
ity. suitable Tor one or two gentlemen. excellent
table board near by. Address l-l b'>i"ick-st.
NOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
L closets aud bath n,om, with or without
board, 10 College ave
L'OR RENT-VERY PLEASANT DISK ROOM
L Tor rent by james Gallup. u MonToesL =
no RENT-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS WITH
L hrsl class board. Gail al l5i No DiNision-st
VO RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
L suitable Tor one or two gentlemen, ln pri-
yate family; pleasantly situated opposite pOstot
fee. Inquire at llU y. Division S.
40 RENT-NICELI FURNISHED ROOMS
| with all the modern Improvements. Enquire
at room II Grinnell block, corner Canal and
Crescent ave. 81
no RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
4 room suitable Tor n married couple OF two
young men. Apply at Palace Dining hall, 100
CanalSt 81
no RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS
l with board IN very pleasant locality Also
front room on ground floor unfurnished. Gail at
247 East Fulton -. 9l
20 RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AT RAN
i sOm-St. 81
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i rooms at l9 Vest Park Place. ~
TO RENr-FURNlsHED ROOMS OF SECOND
Il and third hoors, Adds block, ~ tanal-st ~
nc RENT-ONE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
i Call at room 5Gunn block, Monrle-St ~
VORENr-TWO ORTHREEROOMs SUITABLE
i for offices. Apply at Lunn House over IL
Monroe 81. 81
no RENT-IN THE BLOCK no y CANAL
| street. suit OF three rooms, 20 sult tenants,
such can have one, Two or three rooms. a they
desire-all heated by steam. The best chance
for single gentlemen Tor lodging purposes. Good
tenants can have such al very low rates Inquire
al once at No. p tanal-st, of @ A. Berwin.
no RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
i Apply on third floor Albert block, Canal-st %
no RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS II GOOD
L shape at l90 Ottawast. 81
no RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
/ 2Ss Ottawa-St 81
TO RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
/ al 81 East BridgeSt. Il
no RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
L rooms. Enquire al corner OF Lagraye and
Oakes II. q
no RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AT A VERY
| reasonable rate az 29l Ottawa-St ~
no RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT A
L very low rate. Apply al the Hempie House.
no RENT-FOUR ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
| gentlemen and wife for light house keeping
Call or address III B0stwick-St -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25
p CARPETINGS.

Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes,
Administers, Ingralns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, Portieres,
Curtain poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. L. A. Hodges,
in connection with our Store,
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custo-
merS.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirous Cf making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description, and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of merchandise TO he
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands of letters are re-
ceIved weekly from all over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express.
People who have never tired
this way of making purchases
viii be surprised at this salts
factory manner of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

IOK hENI- FURNISHED HOUSE POUR
/ nuoia, faf family oi tRn Can have tnlmull-
alr Ioasessl1n AdlIess 81 lelesfaIl lier.l4 ullce
IOk KENI-FINE HuI SIS 10 RENT PROM
/ 8 osi1 SiA nrss cetlages iur salr ifaI cosl
~ q 80 FASTEST terms. 9 o. O. lual. tlAs
". Coil. 81 lear-sL
4 = 90 slL eIA LeH cottages Dor sale ga ilt
easiest ier4s ss'l to 81 -n lots Tor sale $50 to
sssf. aud lumber furnished alth which t0 hlld.
Apply 30 Chas " COR 81 learlsl
NOR KENI PART or HOUSE no l45 LYON
/ II. uuiy one minutes walk iF0tn posi- allcv.
no kENI-nOlSE AND BARN ON BROAD
i Way. iu good order Also house ou tasi
bridge street nearly new. t. responsible par
Ties luH rates Wlll bf given. Ne have tur salc
several houses agd Tote on easy terms Ne wrtr
Insurance 0u All classes of lusurablc properly a.
rates nNcd by ourselves. Money lo ll4u ou real
estate security. Nassinth Bros. once. Room
IvamleY block Grand Rapids So
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Ma afF-rfIt ef.-f nak.e4rN ..rr..i. .4.l
... ....... ~. .... =. 4 ....... -. -. ... . +.
....... -. ....r. [..-..l '.. ... .
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Aaet na.e n....u sell sae 20 lie ia..ts ...sa.
=. T. a-t lllrf alh Aa.. .alllI halE
a a.tt ,t....s..s tl..r.-.l .., ..lf .rf. i.
| l..r .... -....-.. ..Il e. =. ........ l II
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

COR RENT-A STORF. SIZE 25x59 FEET. ON
i west side Of south DivisiOn-st. between 20
and 4th aves- very desirable location for either
dry goods or groceries Inquire of Geo. Bates. ou
premises 81
no RENT-A ROOM q 81 FEET. GOOD 10
| callty suitable for "A store Call NJ e Roitis
Meat Market corner Of West Bridge and stock
ing-st. 81
no RENT DESIRABLE STORE so. 80
| Peaflst Ioyeit block Row occupied by Nohi
and Van Alstine viii be for rent May lst Gco.
" Allen
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

With one gathering Of Knights of Labor
at 81. Louis endorsing POwderly and an
other looking for Irons 10 give him prac
uCal application of his style of boycotting.
the canu paign OF the latter for the head
position in the X. of l.. does not seem 10 be
a roseate one piMsLlrq DisgatcL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

There is said to be a movement on foot
among the little anarchists To depOse Herr
Most from the proud position which he has
long held in that illustriOus class. The
trouble seems 20 be that Mr. Most got
caught after creeping under bed at the
approach Of danger. Creeping under the
bed is all right, but the little anarchists
draw the line at being caught-Ptiadeiph phia
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25
4 he shore A Michigan Southern
kalamazoo pfeI.tou

Arrive. leave
~ .fess-.. ............I lh sw q ses mi
Mai asUsr ~ ~ -,
lhe Train leaving a. 80 q u CONNECTS at
White Pigeon Htit Atlantic ExUrcas uu Nan
Line which has faclhe Drawing Room ecenIne
osstiice nom chicago o. New Nork and Rsslun
without change
The train leaving sf a. . m oouncott a. White
Pigeon 81 ffuG one houf f1r dinner with sI.s.fisf
Ncu YORK hrprfss ou Main Tine
Through tickets and herfhs in flccuiur caaches
con lf sef afei hi Union llctci Nflce a. Monroe
street and depot
Trains rlu hg Fiih meridian time. which IA
minutes slower than Detroit tine
J. "a. hCklNNEY. Genera Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

WANTED-RFIIABLE B0ARuER. RY DAY
" or week iaF board and lodgings f1i
trausicnts 3 cents per day. s1 and a. North n.vi.
sion -t u.
lIANTFn- -RoARDER- PA THF DAY OB
W week ~ 1a North IfvisioH-~t 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25


Tie N-s YORK morning papers have
united ID sending cut az early train over
tie New York Central railroad Sunday
mornings. These sunday papers. So
called, see m 90 resemble the alleged sun
DAY papers seat out from Detroit Satur-
day nights. the priucl al difference be-
tween which aud the afternoon papers Of
Saturday consists iu the fact that the
afternoon papers contain later news.
The first train sent out by the New York
Offices delivered their papers a week ago
last SUNDAY All the Iona tide news
papers M the country that morning Al
nounced tho result II the JAEHNE trial /.
bat these Sunday papers, published
within a stones throw Of the court room,
went 10 the country without the news Of
the most important event which hap
pened the night before. People along
tae New York Central may now be able
% 81 ympathizs with the few in this State
who have been induced TO suppose that d
Detroit Sunday paper could be deliv-
cred outside Of that village on Sunday.
II there Is anybody in this country
worse than an anarchist II is he Judge
who doesn't give the anarchist all the
justice the law allows. He is as bad
as the whole crowd Of anarchists, for Q
aueofIra .rss Than, all
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Train No ~ hss ThrouFh Coach daily eYo.u.
sunday ior Grand kspis4 Holland f3-sns
Haven, hfisk eFun and renfusief. tlsrs Thronff
'pect 'eeFef The sfsuve ra1fuu Tis g. A ~
esf p os{. frneIf sunday arriving a. Toledo sr
1raiu No 81 si enc % m
~ trains daily erceri eundsv
~ h- hiTcHFil p Web uQp
40 tor Fas agrrf gen. -. ag.-t
~ e. MsTTHFvs Nn-rh vnsne~rl ~ Nusle,a,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

WANTED To RENT-THBFf OR FOUR
" rooms by gentleman and wife for light
housekeeping furnished partially orunf1rn shed.
Address 7. G.. IT care 1ELfsRtN HERALD
UANTED-TO RENT a SMALL HOUSE OR
" or rpOms suitable for housekeeping hy
steady tenant Address giving terms and locs-
ton "A. P. N care this office
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR AZ KNFR.
4 getic young man with s1pn fo bus y hali
interest in pleasant and profitable husnsss oT
VIII take a small farm or rity property in paw.
meut Also nice little cottage aud fWo lots
stable ben and wosd house fruit shrlberv well
and cistern dandy place price si .lnn. On easy
terms. For fUll partClI call - sddres. TOYS ~
& Johnson. rpom b. second tpor. No 70 Cana -sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Tire Eaion Rapids he~1d inquiries OF The
Its f.1nr IS we bsve not in Michigan citv
ani s.s-e srt.rIals who take au oath fo DO
taeir 1uiY Certainly. But That is all tbcy
io - Nefrof IrifHn-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25


Ihe pelrlu Espross leaving al fno q o.. ffr
uciraiL reaching lhal ciig 81 ll+' a.. kt~
lnrA lufN a., and Boston .st B. neat Gas
Sleeping ear run uu lalilC and Atlantic ca
pres trains
Through ckets fur a. points nld stepping rAr
berths may De- ob.aInec at luioU IiCte. oroe
corner Molns 4na Oliasa sircfls and al Tulol
depot
oHAs H NORRIS General Agt, .. Monrse sirrsi.
0. "a hDeDlAs. O.. b 4 A ChifsGu
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.


Some ~ the men who are behind the bars
ln taicsgo. have been practiCing too much
before the s-fgrksla Iiries
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

GFaad it4eiIs AIndi.
t.olNE NortD
Aulft leave
lr4fefse tlis & Naesuas sSsm llSsl4
frall lflliuuEI t1
iEaftrst .I1 4 HEcallss slf att la
Ir4fu lraFllE 81 ua las chair car a-lAlfls.l
% 81 iratl Las char sat ilr AAsAla4~ tlif.
ate "a. trail ass sleelak Aaa char oAa iss
MslkIlss llis.
ttoiug o0Dtia.
arrive Leave
Per Cincinnati I'D a
fur fau WAYNE AID Easl llsam 81 a. Ia
fuI ttuliuuali ran a.
FfuIa faftrs tItf lH2 al
AL Eailt aaflt tArffa 0lulaf
ae 3 ffalu Las sietI.inE car lar tlugir usn
nsI a. train cauuscis A. hsIElisals. fal hstls
Greek iACE-1a. hfiTol su1 canadian l,alllA
uallE al Detroit a. n i-ia
lhruu4a ugkfis Eu1 lul lut1rl.sllul car -
had us CallilE lplI A. Alm1uis1 tlNkei agcli e.
depot or Geo - Nlnsll. luial Ilctel AacIil t7
Muurat slrcFt l j. l.Blt nlu
General Passenger Ald filke Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

AL trains sulee a. and depsn from Uniou
depot.
Depart.
Nal f1r Chio-go Musieg0n and Iocdo 800 a m
Past ENpr,s luI chicago. .............. l. ~ b m
k1Vrcss Tot MuskeEon ........... 40 1 M
AiEhi EHpnss far thlC8gn sIa-fO i m
txrress ier h.g Rapids and Baldwin fsesam
MAI Tor 1875 Rapids and BALDWIN .......f ~ B. lu
Arrive.
Niehi kxpress from Chicago ..-.......... d - ri
kaprcss from Muskcsou -............. ga pa m
Mail frum Chicago aud NusKtgnu -.f Z 81 3 n
Express from Toledo .-f s.ls D m
FAST Zap from Chicago and Nuskcgon = 3 - , m
p press from BALDWIN . - -apm
.lallF fDaiiy except SUNDAY
Through coachc> 90 Chicago and Toledo co $50
a. train.
Through parior car o. ChicSe0 on b. .Ss d m.
train No extra charge f0r scafs
Through fulimAn sleeping oaf and coach for
Chicago on lc 81 3 on train.
A lkHrENIEH. IralIri MEf
Iuiou UcAtI nricc bl Nonrla street
H ikhfNkrEE tltU 'nSstugcF Agent
4. MrLLIkEN. Gent Manage
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

.......... a .sse. ,,. - aa ESQ u'As sA'oA b os-u
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

\ widow named Freeze advertised that
she had money and wanted husband. She
got him, be colIared her money and skip
ped.-DuNas Teas Negs
Many Would Fail ia the Same wsy.
A Kansas man, arrested for burglary. who
attempted to prove an alibi by declaring
that be had been out fishing. failed because
he could not produce the fish caught
Cieteland Leader.
Lacks the Prime Qualification.
A man named Timothy Dwight has Just
been elected president OF Yale college He
IS SAID 10 be- a man of considerable ability.
but Is entirely unknown IN sporting
circles -ChicagO Times
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

fasscnRcrs tatiug the G.2f g. m Fxnress naEr
Close connection af nnuso fnr Lansing and I'D
Detroit for NeW lork arriving there al ID .sla ul
the foIiuwiu iur morning
Nighi knpfess has local sleeping Car from De-
troif t0 Grand Rapids
This q the ou'f line running Limited Fsnre~s
leaving here 81 t.aI D. ~. with Sleeping "a CD
Defnli making direct oruurctiaus faf q points
East arriving 90 Neu lork ai lnn r- fhs fo| Iou-
iue evening. Trains wc,1 0l fo a. D. m u.fl maze
direct connection With faiarc steamer civ of
Milwaukee for hll po.ufs west
Through tickets secured ni r. ~ E A NJ n.fres
sweets Hotel block and ai the depot
D POTTER Diis rass Agent
Gro. kEErE TraffC Manage ChicagO
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

short lire and Through Coschos from ca IA
Holland O. Raven. Nustegun and periv-sfsr
H.IN. WI. lnnlral line EnIN. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Dress Goods, Trimmings, Dress
Silks, Satins, Brocades, Velyets,
Cloaks, Shawls, Wraps, Laces,
Embroideries in endless var
iety, Hosiery, Gloves, Table
Linens, Knapkins, Towels,
White Goods, Made up Under
wear, Mems Furnishing Goods,
Prints, Sheetings, ToweIiugs,
GinghamS, and Wash Goods of
every description.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Graad Rasids AIadi.
t.aiDg Nortn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Somebody sao believes ia the recipro.-
IT, of iagora suggests that b, would be d
very proper tlia< t.r PRESIDENT LEvE-
land o-ngay- Ee9. Dr bCacHtnD ro pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

SANITARY EFFECT OF Low CEILrSGs-The Sanitary IN
stitute OF Great Britain has discussed interesting pa
per- In which the argues that ventilation. that fs'
the change Of the atmosphere on more sat
sfactorily in a with low ceiling than high one
Tho argument is that to have the currents OF fresh air
circulate only the lower part Of room leaving the up
per portion OF air In II unaffected Is practically
much worse way OF venating the than. with the
same movement OF the air. of the upper stagnant
norton of II By low ceiling FOR the stagnant atmopher
ic mass under the high ceiling although motoess Keeps
actively work under the law of the diffusion OF gases
fonug the fresh currents that circulate beneath IT, while
with low rooms and high windows no accumulation or
sagnant exist the hot and foul atmospheric strain
being swep constantly from the ceilings In the currents
lust as dust is swept from the floor by broom lndnec
~ the low ceiling possesses the advantage OF
improying the healthfuness Of the by Its economy
of kea-a primary consideration. Of course in cold eli
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
LITERARY NOTES.

MI Bunners serial contribution to sc-ibners Magazine
"a discursiye narrative or the fortunes Of New York
family The author calls chapter OF character and per
sketches rather than novel The scene OF the story
"a laid I'm an old New York and follow the fortunes
of various members OF the family for three generations
"The Story of an Old House" will through four or
i've numbers Of the magazine.
TugenieT once told queer story about Victor Hugo In
letter which recently came TO light Hugo. like zois
he said sbows notable Ignorance Of foreign literature
With an amusing instance Of this defect Will con-
Glade my note Ono day when We were discuss
ing he merits OF Goethe at Victor Hugos house, no
informed that he had been able 70 anything
extraordinary IN 0oethes writiDgs go aleDstein,"
that tedious piece, especially displeases me- he remarked
wheneupsA naturally ~ pointed him that
Wauenstein not written by Goethe but by Schiller.
sWhse does that matter the replied. Goethe Schiller
an very similar In syis character and matter
Won though have never read any of their books know
pretty we'll what n written In them"
Dr. n Lewenfeldt, tho Editor Of Hord aSd Sud- haa
vs1tsn Life of Tmsenien In three volumes II VIII be
thought out In few weeks by Berlin publisher
NJ Edc Robertson tatsnds TO edit and bring out In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01

NEW-YOKK CENTRAL AND

NEW-fOKk CENTkAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAJ LROA O.-Commencfng ember IA iS9a
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
ts H. Rochester Express through room cara "a
Albany. Troy. Montreal. syracuse and Rochester
'Dj6 a. M THE Limited" with dining cars stopp,ns a
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA FalS
Erie Cleveland Toledo arriving Chicago $50 a ~
iay.
1880 M Chicago Express drawingroom cars to Canaan
dae1ia and Rochester.
til:3O a m. Western .NewYork and Northern Express
with drawDg'r room
$40 D. M Albany Troy and Utica Express with drawnr
10 Iroy.
Chicago aud IT. Louis Express with rnepne gears
NIagara Falls iuaso tiDcnDat, Toledo Detroit CHI
taco and 81 Louis. DniDg-car New.Y 20 Albany.
$40 Montreal Express with ,eepingears syracuse
and to Auburn road. also 10 Montreal
900 D. M. SPECIAL ~lseper Rochester TO M.
Buffalo, 9.3j M. and Cleveland l2.l5 o. m pextday.
1915 Pacific Express, with seepn0cars
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit
Chicago sleeping 10 Clayton and Ogdeosburg
ii:i5 m Night Express, With sIespinvcsrs 70 alpsny
and for the North except saturday night
sale Grand Central Depot. No. Battery
Place. i25h-st. ttn-ave,
Express Oices PARK place Broad
waYp 7s5 and $40 Broadway and % West l26th-t. New
York. 1888 and 100 Fulton sts- brooklyn and 70
4th.st. Williamsburg
dra and sleeping 10
the ticket olces In New.fork CITY and
1893 Washin zionist. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for ami checked from resifenc.
iay All others daily except sun iay
tThcse trains stop at Harlem u23tbs and 4thsy
j. NJ TOUCEY, ID. NJ. KENDRTCK,
General Superint endent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandf or Dee
oross.s follows
7 a IN foI AQUA and intermediate pornta
3 IN for Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester Bunalo ana
The and principal local ponLs Char car TO wilkes
m tor Tuukannock and intermediate poirta Char car
Tnnkhannock. Connection Reading and Harr1sourg
D. for Pittsop and principal intermediate point4
Char Pttston
$40 D IN tor Copay and ntarmNdats poinra Connection
Reading and Harrisburg. -.
7 p for Geneva. Lyons Elmira- Rochester, Buffalo aud
the Vest Pullman sleeper TO Lyonk
so for Laurys aud intermediate pointa
Trains leaving at IN. p and $40 p IN "ornecs 70
n points in Mahapoy md HaZletOn oal ReSlonA
SUNDAY TRAINS
Msuch Chunk HsEleton end vtsTaeolass
points
~ p. m. for Copay and mtermed'nsr ponA .
for Geneva Lyons, ElmifA hocAesssE nuhAio ans
tho West. Pullman sleeper 20 lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
Nfm Qualifications.
THE CENTURY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER
Containsi
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
BY his confidential secretaries

| ABRAHAM LINCOLNs
BY his confidential secretaries
| JOHN q. NIcoLAy and COLONEL JOHN HAY.
With portraits fac smiles surveys made by Lincoln.
views Of his earv home etc. and esze engraving OF the
OF the right hand made by the sculptor Vok
1860 present nstment Of the history devoted TO
| LINCOLN AS SOLDIER SURVEYOR AND PoLITI.
| CLAN
In the remarkable characteristics that commanded popu
larty and won Lincoln of personal rivals and
brought the anecdota accounts Of his
business reading habits strength and
skin wrestler describes the Black Hawk War,
Lincons only defeat in popular and his
the Legislature where he met stephen
Douglas. "Bedam Legislation tho Chicago
the Lincoln protest the public feeling the
! Slavery question: shown by the murder of Lovejoy
FRANK R. sTOCKTONS NOVEL,
"The Hundredth Man." begun November viii
through In the December chapters the boycott
| effectively introduced
| HENRY CLAY.
valuable paper Of "reminiscences pot
| cal adversary. J. o. HARRISON. and
ASHLAND, THE HOME OF HENRY CLAY,
by c. w. COLEMAN. describing with anecdotes the qaes
homo Three portraits Of Clay
| are among tho illustrations
LITTLE MILLERITE
interesting and curiously illustrated chapter Of
ligfous history by JANE MARSH PARKER. Who as a little
followed her father and family in accepting the peculiar
ROUND TOP
And the Confederate Right Gettysburg by General
LAW and
THE SECOND DAY AT GETTYSBURG.
BY General HENRY ]. HUNT commander OF tho Union
tery important and profusely illustrated pa pers
perhaps interesting battle OF the by generals
whose rank and activity in the engagement give authority
'"'' 1' '''''''' OLD CHELSEA
The second part Of Dr. D. E. MARTINS talk about the
nous London suburb and its celebrities. Illustrated by
| JOSEPH PENNELL
TWO SHORT STORIES
IAN American Beauty" by EDITH EVELYN BIGELow.
and with fullpage picture by MARY
| HALJOCK FOoTE
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH SCULPTORS.
| Chapu-Dubos by WILLIAM G. BRowNELL A strong
critical paper enriched ful-page engravngs
SONGS OF CHRISTMAS.
BY LOUISE BoTHHENDRIKsEN.
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