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The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

He (ardently 49," I'd give million pounds
to win your love, Adelaide She 'Cash2n
Rare Bits. 5s
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

AN auctioneer can not expect to have hi.
own way. He must follow the bidding Of
another.-SUxngs.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26
A DRY subject-an Egyptian mummy

The time for one to strike-sixty minutes
after twelve.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

REAL estate boom is very likely to de-
velop into boomerang Merchant Travelea.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

AN awkward waiter frequently plays the
deuce with the tray .-Hotel Mail.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

Our musical sharp says the biggest thing
IN music is grand opera, because It hos tho,
most arla.-Pi ttsbuTgh Chronicle.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

A GENERAL advance agent-the pawn
broker.-Neau Haven NeDs.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

TIE man who tips his soup-plate seldom
tips the waiter-Puck
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

A CEREAL story-a farmers lie about a
big grain crop.-Detroit Free Press.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

A BOY who was kept after school for bad
photography said he was spel-bound
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

TRUE to his trust-the big corporation
president
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it go
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

IT is little funny, isn't it that draught
causes q cold, cures a cold and pays the
DOCTORS bill4-Phitadeiphia Call.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26
A Letter from Governor Reaver.

A MAN may expect to be bitten in dog
trade. -t
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

No MATTER how big the job the printer
will always stick it out-DrIft
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

A GRAVE offense- body snatching.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

Live home and mako money working tsa
oS4I anything else in sex Costly outfit
FREE. Terms FREE Address, TRUE Co., Augusta Mama
sINAME TILL PAPER sysry time you xrtA =
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-26

HARD to sharpen-poor pencils and dull
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
AL The COURTS
The Buslnsss Done I'm = Legal Way YES
tsrdsy-Ihs OPsainE Of tho Ctrcait-

The Basinsss Done In Legal Way Yes
tsrdsy-Ihs OPsaing of tho Ctrcait
CIRcurr-AddisOn K. Cook vs. Nincent :
Goldsmith e. g.. ejsctment, conuna aed with
out costs. e. N. Stockham VS.. A. b. Che
nsy .trespass on the case, continued without
costs. Chester d. Hodges rs. Valley City
Street aud Cable Railway Company. reple-
vim; by consent Judgment for plaintiff for
Nr cents. without costs 10 either party. +.
r. AVerin ". isaac W. Wood. trespass on
the case order that plaintiff Sic security tor
costs 10 the sum OF 500. within twenty
days The People vs.. stewart GeroW, i'm
pleaded with Fred Stewart, larceny from 81
store. plea not guilty. The People vs.
Geo. NerarEi assault with intent 10 do
great bodily harm. plea not guilty. The
People vs. Thomas Miller, larceny from A
dwelling IN the day time, plea not guilty
The People 20. Thomas III. Porter bas-
tardy: continued by cOnSent The People
vs. Rosrin Giglat,s, assault With intent TO
do burgla aFy, continued by consent. The
People W. Jsntry Butler larceny; plea not
guilty. and continued 0y consent. Nm. II.
Werner admitted 10 citizenship. Nelson
W. NO-thrap vs.. I. G. Brooks chancery
motion 20 dissolve injunction denied on
usual terms.
PPosArx-E Estate OF Noadish c. Wright
deceased, petition OF widow for statutory
allowance q ed. hearing October ID. Estate
Of Alzins J. Page, deceas d; order denyin-
will to probate. Estaie OF julia d. Brown,
deceased. order determining heirs. Estate
of joan Joling. deceased, order admitin.
will 10 probate. Estsle Of lydia Belts, de
ceased. order allowing claims and decre'
Tor payment Of debts. Estate OF William
II Solomon. deceased. order admitting wll
20 probate. residuary egstse's bond u 81
snd letters issued TO Matilds Solomon. Es
t.is Of Alfred ". Hal minor, inventory
hied.
sU-ERIoR-Jsmss H. Muir "a. Anna J.
Muir petition for custody of miaOr chill
drsn demurrer entered argued aud sus-
tanned without prejudice. ordered that this
case De brought ss supplsm-nis! 20 the cas-
Of Anna ]. Muir ys. Jsmsa h = air. In To-
petition Of Moreno GOhr. FOR hsoeas corpus
child given into custody Of Us mother.
Edward Locke vs. the PriestiY Exprss
Wagon 4 Sleigh CO., motion for security
for costs continued one week. George a
Rogers vs. George Rogers. divorce, hearing
/ continued
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

To the EDITOR Of ths TELEGsAN- HERALD.
The article in Cages Safnrfay Gasei'>,
coming under the head Of the ''On LOCKER -
and relating 10 the Emsrson' is. as the
wrtsr says, noble institution. with noble
members and a noble mission. which work
81 reform s one Of love. 20 broad and tree
and beautiful of he "Christ-lile that IL is
not 20 be narrowed down to opinions or
rules of sociai distinction. The "Oa 20
sr' can hardly real - the inner working Of
The Emerson or me uutifinz Efforts day
sud night OF tie iai5hiu. ones. and the
means Necessary t0 sxempiity the truth. II
Christ he he perfect life he perfect vaT
let our hearts expand snd grow into the
divine principle that ne May reclaim the
srrinE sstsr-yes snd erofher-ov striking
e. tna cause and sfsCt' and following 90
tae iins Of the Golden Rue not o. one or
iev. bnt 90 all VIII not nunan misery
cease when al SHALL come 90 know the
truth. +. A III.
Septenlhs a f-s2
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
GOOD uoscs FOs 4 cOAaA0E-
A a sstary ~ ths 49, EzpxrtsEce "a nss-
GA-Fiss r. bstss4g
fas f1l.s~ias asttsE srtis4 % lAs y ~


ADD 9ls1e - se fe41 sil1 .alsrsss
BzaDEE .sgl la-las h~pae ieen
Cs4ags gol- sssllssa hss sssl asl1. / ~a-lsl
4aa a. 1sd ca aa1istf t1F 10 Oue<a
~ - eenssat.o1 Ana s1 greatly FlsAss1
so a rss1lz keT lsagf sssa-4Q ~ l1s
rita 1istrict ( see tas laa4s ~ Capt. q. =.
bxik1ss, ~ 1E4l1 Aspl1s As e-r asial1ss.
e bslxaag ssas sol0 tie "a 81 l4s re-
ssl4loa . sal1et = l4cs1 81 sa2 fcss ~ tEs
posll4sa "a eagta.1 ~ Goa ps4S a.. lselif-
lrsl fseiBlsuE. y lcai a. -l4nts.fs l. laa-
~ loartssaLa srlag ..GTys ArWg "a sls
Classrl4aG, ald ssrvea as e0lntfF igE
tArse Fs<rs s-ss ga tlFagzl % tae noie1
clrf18z1 Ez4d. CT AarS2 ~ tas So
DrzssF aAa never drss a ssof1 a better
sshasr ~ as msa s4z n8t 10 f1s Ger
flCs ths boys ~ Company II rsulsm eef
oLarus sita Dfids soms .ndlFa44l may
ssk 100 I sa0s - E1cn sDout car aomi-
Bss 1 sas-sr - sEpsneze-. Via thfss
years "a service Hl-A aim oslssgei to
las same company al fsx Msas ihss ne
ia. and assia 4 Sn0s ~ beiag pess1nzl =
sg4 lslul ed sin 1im. since AGsusl ID i,o--
asue sF-fF sold4sf ol tnls lolzrsssiona a.
ilsres. sn0 J0aasd ne 5l4s if0ai o. lo o.
iof tie sld nsk se loved 81 asariy
sll esss a. ssll0t tor ne sal1 nDl4lnss.
lor hs IS ins soldiers tlisad. tired ani
far. llr . a G1A OF -Aa4A@tf- t4%Fa
ny. genuine tsmperanCs ma1, s4t ass
slsags alhlAlsd sits he Espaslcsn parry
sld l44g l1ss . als pe ll.lcal risbt 10 oae
F4l deny. he QsFsF Nas kn0su % im9lye
q drop u any IuluKle1Dts clf.A< he va.
Ee bsi0ngs ~ tie q A K soa ~ 0pili0n
a laaL a. ne money "a the 4. :. Treasury
Eould never ildGcs 5im 90 LABOR CT vote
against ais principles OF integrity.
Les Is work from nor on 10 TIE day oi
s.sCtloa vita al me eusggy Ne cau l0r ne
-leclioL "a g. +. Bs.knsp, and Hs Siii
never regret it la siter ysars, Tor he 0eYer
vii prove lalse 10 ths soldiers anu sor2ln /,
men u Michigan. IBIS $ my mind 4boat
me aaster ! Judge the future ~ the pas
sIth our h0mluse.
Il have been = Democrat and 6Ieenoacker
since the year l>oJ / did not vote for
Grover. aud / ll-dEe my hGr0r / never
Elll Bur 4 have watched his aumlnlstfa
son sith disgust / kn0S what he has
not done Tor the soldiers Of this country
and thst be stayed a. hOms because hs did
act have tbs manly courage 20 be coffee
cooler a target i9r hl. iFiends Of the South
10 shoot a. And taen tie tarlh or iree
.rade came up. and ! studied as never be-
tore. A glorious thing for EnE and. but q
terrible depression Vi business 20 America
ies - b Americans anu Oo!lte-ale iFse
rade from our soil. This IS what cAusel
me 20 about face" and today / am from
lead 70 foot tor Harrison aud Belknap,
God and our native land. Yours Tor ths
right, WALDO PALNER'
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

On Washington street TIE other day saw
Professor CroTel, q Amherst college. max
ing bis raY rapidly along through crowd.
guided by he faithful hand of his wife Il
w&s a pititui siCht when one rsr0amts-s how
bright MS eyes used % -. and how they
would sparkle with iun. IL i aid ~ one
who is familiar With rs family IL. il Ana-
hsTEt that he has h7 memory al q ths
CLASSICS which - teacbes His wife rsads
over the iesson - hi1n before he goes 70 tho
class room, and 50 perfectly does Be retain
h4t was IN his mind years ago that be val
remind be~ taat a. such Ilaos he nsade suc a
snd Slch Comment in a note upon a parz.csl-
Lar v0-d IN tao seEt lie "a vsrv popular
with the srudsats Boston Letter
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

" r.. Fori accompanied ~ ths saiinE
lights af Democracy Of the city. weHt 0ut
mors. On Thursday evening" We are in
formed thst the object of ths iourueT vas
10 try 20 md Democrat in has tovnsh ip
10 srCept tie position Of postmaster AZ
6rssischap. Hon. Jan kaai of this city.
Who Tas appointed By eTelsad. declines
fn ssrva for tha short u-a which remains
Of ne Democratic sfni- .strsfion Nr.
knsi wisely concluded that be vouid
"A her STICK 90 M aosiHs ID nes ard
hark IN Hoiisad - HsilGsf C0s Ns.rf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

NJ 49, r-sie~ fo1'f Pass -. r. ~sh
te ankrd rsnsrx oniv - sdvsrt e.
msnt 1sT n von good I nav unf0sd
to veur vsr the resr of yress pee
raT - mans 81 restoring 20 T0u hssifh
So hsnr,rees. saeF - ~ il vru are
7r snv ts-u ~ Nervousness ~
n1ss wssk k1ess s1d ~ - 1po7 Hv s1x-
Fs-f rri1s 90 r1uT noelrn. ~ith svsrr
con fiencs la 80 nn@riss q resssdv e<p~cs y
us e0fladfs net flsf ibs rso1irsnesfs
- rsar esss.-Er. Pis--s's Fs~o-sl - Prsssrir-
rca s+tsnT sc1 cox sn6 i5vs. lad -
srsrr whsrs who hars ss>d L. ss-sk ~sl-
Gm>s q "a prsz@s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

TIE recent death Of a Ns~ York green
gsss slower illustrates tas dangers ~ that
uahesJtafE4 tEt rsnans-stl-s vocstsou A
c1od erssn zisss sio~er can essisy oovsrrzns
81 r-s<. l.1s TX 81 tsst v-rT fs~ r7cx ~
tts trade io1x WIEN t0eY czn possibly frd
ofnsr rorx T. IS sad tas- 20 oue folic-s
the purs1it for c~sr tsu T-zTs ris5out ser,-
cgs-T II uot 'ataAy, iassri1- - hss4sA---
Chicago Ns~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Aitsr az if psrhsgs lsnt 80 strange
that BOAR IaxE.ss sta uxuFss - eon-
fass tas people and misrsprsssnt the
RspabAcas party. The National can
paizn 10 carried 0n By his party u
similsr mzansr Mus and al the free
tfsas agitasors employ tns same asshods
"a asa Mr. AD.Ls SPOKE IA brooGiyn The
othsF nigbf. DO spent nearly his shoie
ums iHrglag with 6zures. Ins Nss
YORK Pfssa hossysr. sslls sitsntioo g.
soms taiass ~aich Mr.. AlLLs did not
explain. 50 t0ilOss
Iotsi value ~ a. imported
megcbanaiss .n issl taoooo lou
fotal value of d4ua0.s mer-
ehsnd.ss which ths MiLLs
OIL yuis on ihs iEe- list 1000 goV
value 81 du1aoIs merchandise
inDorisd aasr The AiLL- re
trs5s cgc.0ns sweeps So
ooo.ooO into me lrss liss 50, 90 yOo
Tstal ysus OF commo6itirs,
such a. sugar zee. to0aoco.
iqu0f. nlks. when have
been 81 uatogched. or a.
IN lhe case OF sugar lslt a.
high FAis Of duty 100000
The hes.t cf lhs iaFlf 25OOo0.Oo0
The heart Of The tsrid consists Of ehsm-
ieal, the sarsa asnwsre. the glassware. the
meta. TIA woOdsawsre. shs cotton, the
hemp. asE snd ute and the wool aud
woslsn schedules knowing this the
enemiss OF lhs tariff system have directed
their nort deadly attacks AZ tbess in
dastriez. They have cut and Gu. deeply,
and with no uaesrtsia hand, into the
vitais. and then hastily Iatehsd the life
less body together and exultingly sx-
ei siun See. here is the tsrfd, compara-
t.s..y aBhurs; ths arerogs reduction u
on.y nt'seu Per cent
The average rsductiour' That u no
indication Of ths injury you have done.
You pnt oRs-sirfh q al the dnsiabls i'm.
ports on The free list. and forget 10 count
that. You bsss your figures Of reduction
90 the remaining s3S0O000O0. and out OF
that ss ind Sl30.OOO.CoO i0 value OF
datiabie impOrts which. Ike liquor. to-
baceo and silk. hsvs not been touchsd.
or. Ike sugar and rice. left at 6S and 100
per cent, and the rate OF duty on this
sl300O00C0 ranges from 80 to l52 per
cent And then you take the remaining
s25O.COO.0OO. the hearts core Of the sys-
an
csns
And what thsn2 Why, you ft your
figures together again, your schedules
With l51 per cant. o, duty, and you
calmly eel toe American people ths, sha
gsnsral average reduction Is only such d
little per cent. that you really srs
ashamed. ,re> trader as you are. 10 pro-
pose such a protection msssurs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
AXE SHORT = NIcHlesS soUIHEEN

train iesveF srsud Esglos tDr tiefsn 81
~ = Fn. srrlvirE ffrrs - -
Ttroueh t3ckets sr,ld - F~is0aps y nts p =
HNeo Flatsx Nesiae snd tfuses . Aniot
1frkef os1ce. .
A rsTTH 2 a f1s~rieDd.
BoT7z fer'of Ticr~ tesut
CIR y NrrsoE C.tT fickei treu[
Tsklrz tFtrt NJ 81 lt&
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

TIE Eiruris = making it hsrd ior oth.r
stesmsrs 70 ecmpete With her m making
sae trip scross th@ Atlsusie sbe has
beafsn bsr own fsst record. making hsr
isst trip n an dsys. oae aour ard Efty-
fve minutes flvinx- machines and air
sbirs are no icnxsr n-sd@3
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

NHERiFFs sALE-By virtue Of a. execution
C0urt ~ TIE county ~ Ksut il .lt state t > Aien-
igan. tested on The isf tsf of a 81 =. A ID lsas
20 me directed aut delivered IN favor ~ ne
Kent Couuty savings Bsnk. pisluUf, and
against the gOCds auc fhaltcI,. and iog wAAi
thereof then Of the real estale gf me 9rsud Rap
is hrick and tie Company. tr"iE G. watkins
George \ Davis Neal Mcmillan. hemeH n.
Frederick ?. Rice and HEM bakcr tie de-
ienrants ther ln named have levle1 upo1 aud
shaA e1pose for sale al public auction lof Nendle
90 the Highest bidder ~ the south Tont entrance
90 Tie Circuit C0urt Court Blotk - a. 81
IN the city of Grand Rapids. that belns TIE . ace
for holding The Circuit Court Of ihe county
wherein aid premises are situated on Necnesday
the 1lh day Of Noyem Der A = l,sN al Ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon o. said cav, The following
described real estate lying aud being in the
county of Kent and state o. Michigan. - follows
TO wit. Commencing a, the south -efst corner oi
the west haf ~ OF me north quarter "a. Oi
section number eleven an Ia towns hip number
eight sl north Of range number eleven llll west.
running thence north 70 Rouge River, thence
southerly aud west siong the margin of said ryer
TO the intersection OF the west line Of said section
thence south 10 the southwest corner OF said
quarter section. thence tast 70 the place II be
ginning, coma Mug twenty l-Ul ares al lahd. be
the same more or less excepting the right OF
way decided u the Grand Rapids n Indiana Kali
road Company across said land, including engine.
boiler brick machine stone etc. together with
longing
Dated september q. A. D. 1855.
Looms X. BISHOP. Sheriff.
By !. I. LAMOKEAUX,
T. J. O'BRiEN. Under sherf
Plsintif Attorney. Iues-s'
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Touisyiiis deserves ne name - City ~
Refuge It is to "a hcpsd t rill snFar
~ barn iur ~ humanity. Refarees
f-um Jsckscuvtil- vii hs~e reason %
thsrk Heaven thst shsy hsvs one safe
rsstnE-pisce
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

BzVirv. SEPT 2-EEt-scts from Emperor
Frederick diary recently pphlishssi. con
anue ID arouse wiis inf-rrst hers sni have
sn hsncea TIE s1m rs0on wira wtice the
rharsetsr oi RE En oeTcr wss REGARDED
fi-'na iruruais sIsa SPEAK vifh crs - snd
regrst thsf fhe Eursr8T ~ss fsEen saaV Ell
i,o soou 30 earFv - noble FisFs infa effect
Among the 7sr in r-s~s The en'7 4 sseufirE (
vcics i fhaf ~ ne Natis-l. <sssglf ehich
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

n = S~iiEsrisnd sow who = beginning
r. cs Torrie5 by ths scfious of ths Ger
mans. It voaid be pity for 80 brsvs
lifie Republic to % transformer into =
tiermsn provinces. snd shs willingness q
he Switzerland officials 90 serve the
interests ri GsrmsaY gives the honest
Swiss csuse for apprehension.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Republicans ars slaa 10 asvs seeechss
mxae il fs~rr cf 1rse frssie. Ev-rT such
scaseh nakss ~osa@ frr H.rrison. The
Democrats az sfrsid 81 both rec trade
snd rr,tsction sre@chss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Tse heftsr cisss ef Arner.csH eiii-ens
win fsrxive JoHS L. SCLLEvsSs doctors
i fksr 5c aot ~ 90 hard e pull their
Esfisst ihrousA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Ths sistssts FOR ths word lady. which
- psrvsdins sccie,y At present. IL csus4d
- course. By The prostitution q he word
IN snch compounds a. "rssh-lsdy. 7,
"scrub- sdy." ate. but he climax
vss reached when the report cane that
40 "isdi~s" fought prize sght At Bu'-
Falc. Ths vord vi - marked ohsolete
ia 0urnext dictionary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

The New York World is getting up a
subscription FOR sss telegraph operators
90 Jacksonville. They sre brave fellows,
snd deserve not only shs honor due to
them A. heroes. bat The material help
vhic tho orid proposes 70 give. Y
. said that owing 20 the nervous sxhsus-
non Incident 20 seisSrspbing. The opera
tors srs sxirsmsly liable to the disease,
sad the country IN general owes them =
dsOs Tor sticking to their posts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

The srrsst IN Nav York ~ the two
rsfugsss from quarantine camp st
Jacksonvills. shows that there is little
danger of yellow fsvsr ever gaming =
foot hold 10 ih- Metropolis. The suihorl-
tes sra lynx-eysd. and Il refugees DO not
6nish their qcsrsasins in be So nth. they
eili have 20 sDeud uors time IN qusrsn-
tins when thsy r~ach New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

slssy ~ ofhen asilg szoeD sun6ss-
Tsrn~ 49, sd fs- fr'-
seer ~ csrs rffn ~ Fscffr sFIH ttsrttr y
presses fr srd frosr Derrnl -rarsor csrs ~rn -
ltr FKrres sns grsaa Basis Err-es - sd
f-er f-ef-rt ffrerl frE usetif1s rfe0e r. Le -
wtft q tfr11pt rsirs Fer To Eett - So =
ri1r fieksf Ore 81 kaarseef sns - Dnse'n
cerrt
CHss p rrgrE 6en1 ~. Nourses.
a p Beer - = sus fticsrn
TEE poFTbsE TLFAF sIEANF 2
1o-ee Frfsrf - seskIar tstg frIs ron
fsfoeke~ a. Fsx 5e~dar sd reeeet
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

N ETRoIT. Grand HAVEN a MILwAuKEE

Daily, Sundays excepted. Daily.
Detroit EIpress has parior car 70 Detroit mss-
ing direct connections Tor al pOintk tss arriving
II New York at 1910 a N next dsr. Iiniied
Express esSi hss through sleepeF from Grand
Rapids 10 Nisesra Falls oonnectingat Milwaukee
Jupction With through seepe1 70 Toronto.
Through tC keis and sleeping car births secured
81 D., q. II. 4 N. Hallway Offices . Monroe -
and at the depot
Jas CAsTBELI. City PAS Agent
CEo. z RIVE. Trssc Manager Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
The Misses Gage { bsnsdilt'S
Schools for Dancing

Shepard Block. Cor Fountain < Ionis.
The regular Saturday afternoon class for the
Fall term will begin next Saturday, sept % ~
o clock.
The opening hop of the season will be held on
Monday night Sept p
TIE private class will De organized on TUESDAY
afternoon Sept .. Evening class on Tuesday
evening.
The regular evening school for adults viii open
on Wednesday night, sept %, al Red Mems Hall,
South Division-st.
esThe advanced graded cass for masters ana
misses will begin a. o clock Thursda afternoon,
Sept 2l
Hereafter pupils for the afternoon classes
will be taken for less than one-haf term.
Terms, Strictly Cash in Advance.
The Music for all Glasses will he under
the direction of Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Braun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Order Rsasns . Holf. -ouax r.a.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-27
George Sand, Young and Old.

never knew Mime. Sand in her youth. have only recollection of having seen her five or six times on the arm of De Musset maSquerading as a man, in the theatres, at Tortoni's or on the boulevards. It was in such a dress that Eugene Delacroix painted her; but the art of the painter softened what was grotesque; the melancholy expression, the "vagueness" of the costume were not fatal to all illusion. In reality this manikin, aping rakishness, mounted in boots, with q haring red necktie, in stays and furbelows, cane ill one hand, glass in eye and cigar in mouth-it was worse than grotesque; it was pitiable. I am glad that never knew but George Sand the matron, George Sand as Calamatta has painted her, with two puffs of hair on each side of the face.
 Serious, dreamy, she scarcely took part in the conversation. Beside her armchair was a species of altar upon which was arranged an apparatus for cigarette smoking. with a lighted candle; the ic .ol disappeared behind cloud of tobacco moke. She said little, and scarcely answe red; her answers were sometimes not pleasi ng, but this was due not to Ill humor, but to distraction, for she was naturally polite an1 knew 'how to live ' One night at BuloZfs house, Mime. Reybaud, the author, was pres snted to her and at once went in ecstasies over the works of genius which George Sand had given to the world, recltlEg the whole category. George Sand listened silent and unmoved At last, whom something had to be said q am sorry, mada1ne," she mur mured, "that cannot re turn these compliments, never having had the pleasure of reading any of your books. III. Blaze De Bury'S ''SouvenirS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-27
THR PRESIDENT.
Mr. Cleveland or to Join Q Yachting
 Party.

Party.
 WASHINGTON, July T.-The President left here this morning by the Pennsylvania Rail- road for New York. He was accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and Colonel Lamont.
 The greatest secrecy is observed about the Presidents plans. The employees of the White House are under instructions to say nothing whatever on the subject. From other sources, however, 1t is learned that tho President and tho Postmaster-General will take a short yachting trip from New York, in company with few friends who will join them in New York.
 The trip will last twosor three days. Tho president said before leaving that he would be at the White House again on Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom will leave the party at New York and continue their journey to Marion, Massachusetts, where they will remain several days, probably. as the guests of MI. Glider, editor of the Gen. tury Magazine.
 Secretary Whitney intended to accompany the president, but changed his plans at the last moment.