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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

cixasu .<s urea tasx - sEa~rss7na En.s
sass .s.S a. - slxH< s~eE % "a Fneo
are very sses 81 ia Le-Sss sa1 tss af-y
seaE rsse"
a. go susssn . tat sAe Pttlscargss
n.xss e .-sly a1s4sss ~ psssSa- IAsy
h.ss est sslcn |. ,lx-E ig4Es - i@-See enc
a. = zrosp.et - a0lsg ssffaeF - ne szsa
eistssa you'd - e9ass1srsnss q a. IA zlc-
z.eaa fsr the krs~E bacx ssz4ers-l-1 at
wa~tssr tasv so41d nS< - 90 setier a
th~ asso.sstlon ssxn th<g Gsze cone "a tas
e.zas = s,.est-snsDas
i ave Hlst re4e = ss@tch fran s1s1z-s
wblca ssgs
80 kas~u th-a Ba1slo NJ Be "a
.sslicslt fsr sns1zDsrsa-s IN 10 ADefle.s
= sss.- .aLsn fsr asxt se@Ss1 e t14t ED
nserJtiatlsas aFe axlEx csac -c-es - eerJ-
ieaf.qr 3sreessrz q ne klE4D Base Bal
gEs1 Har fhe gsrca<ss - ne players " .
U-aro.t Gao ~Igb seFF far cGsncss q sl,~
cess Detroit a4s bsesule ysFy poor BAL
t.~a so. that the wolverines ga aot pay
f8r me rhxM plOnship :. sHd tas directors are
lo-nz nsaey. aHd sSels are reported De-
inQ ANXIOUS ~ SCI sat ~ tae q snssf 1.c1er.
n, falls. a. the t~ent ave esHt rate, :
great CITY 4sd the Plaza n0w . % oay -
the Detroit players .ad place team 10 the
American Association nat va Do credit %
taat BODY nc negotiations for the Trans
FER 81 The Detroit people are s4ld % Dc nOw
well .udsf s4y and may DC closed up a. any
nomsat"
Ths sikns a. % mt 70 = genera shaGn<-
up N ire two og bodies n November.
Louisville q travelling the roczy Rad, and
i tazE city alll contain club next season
y .l. be very much surprised couple of
confirmed crlnk4rds retained 40 The nine
aas had much 70 IL Ia pulling that hitherto
6ne club down 70 plans q DISCRIMINATION
and des pondency. Unless ! aua much mis-
tAkea Ia the Business IDEAS II Tie Brooklyn
znd CiHelnn4a people. Doth those cities Will
D. IN TIE league ctrC>s next year. ~ they
/ STAY In the association with their two me
teams IL viii Oe the worst case OF poor basil
meas management oa record They rlsy a.
/ cuse me Of writing against space on this
subject al they please, out II = the most
important subject now before the baseball
pubic, and the mOath OF November VIII
prove THAI have wasted neither time nor
| lax Ia the premises.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

e0sAa - ssctrs1 zsx a. - szEs~zk rnsx
h&s 5ssz 81 ~SGas1 . e4ncaz-x - ~sa &C.
Clzrl1g &c re4esses - las sxEa<a>e pz1e<ez-
ezoEa. nsEsrsl II As a<asr 1888 teams
see &tter D~EsF, 80 Aa@os La ~ -
isss 70 ze< a1l4 s1sA &c aszzres - seCzzEs
- ssEFees-
TIE re.asrc sboSs 49, Isg AEsn1ea = tas
sajs 1sAa <ao~u - alsLerF ~ae ever ~ctea
80 Nlzt.rs se1 leia 80 go 4x1-2st - 60
&c ls4z1- Il ~4s a. ssxs4y CO 4Asl $50
soa- waea Eas hsasseEs Fa.y e AZ S@E-aa
q AIS IL 49, s~ieeLea - uEeaes and
~a<sz * ~z-ksG o. tas lad ne G&zEs
sy4<sc a. an sl~A = co1seza gss11s sEn-4s. Tor
as swszseF . Sing The gaze e41
prCgFssssd f9r a5czt fs2r laaGxs. wasa
TIE eol0rec gsscner grc@lsd "a strike sns
stvznceo e 1ae pate - G<s- as o4d Eot
listen - Tug fenzrx ~f1xg BAL ! sez,
but zspt On chewing Two o. threS mOEs n
toe players ass ws-xsc up. Tug made |.
rusb Tor tsen. Al tarned sn2 RIA the
psteasr ch2eing cato tne bleaching boards
kstarniag 20 tie plaLs, Tx notieec the
c4tcEer. saa chased LIN 81 he nelc- TIE
balsnce Ct the nlne were 4lso frightened 20
aeaEa. AID VITA saye 81 has hand Tug
sae. solemniy. 4 give cls gszae 70 inds2n-
4poiIs. nlne % n0thng | tel yer tnat" Tue
64nts vowed that ArVRaa oocld whip az y
zAa ~ Jersey City
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09
ABOUT POPULAR AUTHORS.

HARgIrT BEEcHrs Stowe cleared SIC, 800
On uncle Toms Cabin"
Mrs AUGUSTA EvAxs wusoS, the sutsor-
ess. is ssid to possess the finest botanic col
lection ia the world.
WILLIAM BLAIsE, the writer on sthlet-
ics. has become an enthusiastic member OF
the White Cross Armv.
JkAS ISsxJov gives several dinuers
weekly 70 tho sick, poor and discharged con
valescests from bsspitalS
AsDnEw Lave. tho English writer, rakes
e1S, ooe year from London newspapers out
side Of his income fren his books
WuLrsx BLACK. the novelist, recently
made pun. He said that the only an TIE
sterv-vrifsr had to grind was the climax
kas M.sassyT yssxrS PsxsTes, poet. 60
sayist sne nsvelist. IL SIXTY years old but
does nor show her age BY q decade or more
yEsxe~ Lxr. tAs yesng Epgi'shwoman
upon rShsrn the Dsntls Of George Eliot ts
suppesea te have fallen. IL enly twenty -1~s.
rpxpr-fcx G. PHuSIrs sstbor ~ As IN
a Locking -aisss.- has s>en ~ turns q cav
sirynan. ssrrfeter, theatrical manager
and pswspsper man
Cssskr Rrssxsl = marty - rhes ma
tism sps xeut. il = ssid. &C fhst % czs not
write his own msRuscTiPf. His SOD - his
sa&su~,ssS
AT toe esnavet gives n bsnsen- recent
~. ~ hsner of American suthors. Jane.
Russell Level. BrasAsr Hsttbs~s and
Ms Lsnse Chsa1ier sculser re<posaed u
toast<
Ma RxarK71's sara Grove" IL less r
ifs r~ssacsssor. Lite Lori PsuntSereT''
n writ - popsl.r1tr secsnd esftion n
iarr erpses Is already annO1nces 81 To
Publishers
ITs.sS thsf Genera I<w Taos~~ frs;
wro<s BE- Hur- er sisfs tHst - ssisef
30 OF easily fhea or 81 pap u1ts =
peacsl Re w-ent ever sne ever IS pazes
VIA rrea- care. ard snssly s~st tse box -
TIE Earp~~s written o. arg aBra.sd pa
~ - ~f>le4 lnk a. Sc 3eBs thsf sss
reader ~sc v~sns svsr II foT tts pssssA~-s
sass tsst : 49, ~ ezest rsnuzcr1pt srer
o-er~6 - nia
Tps ne R~v Es~s-s fsv-sn 49, -
jo~r< 80 sas- nrfson - sa~rr = -zrEer
circss - r~.<ssrs aean ssT erEg Aweyfr-az
rovei "a - rzrsr1ozs wsTx "a. MISTY n~v-
IS, sz~sae sd A. srFrsEsse $40 - nesrlV
rive ca@e<. mssr - fbez hsst.R e~ca
prrv1oaslv isns@6 es~ialix. ave sezf -
sa-s. -~es3~s. ks~5a9 49, pEs4isses ~
xar.sn< 80 al~o trszsiass& go fre.os
- sereAA.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09
Drive Dull Care Away.

Happiness no monopoly, every
one is rnatlSo 20 u rich ano
poor wise sns simple fSt
certain acct ss0gaes LEND PSF
manencc 10 TIE iSShng anon s
which WILL EUkNISf aE4s
sno cox FOKTABLE HOh4k
IS net the least. B.t this costs
money. yoa say, 20 i does.
Yet not SO much as mSne sup
pose. 4 visit 10 Vinegar 5 VIII
convince ssy doubter HOW
FAR a LITTLE EoHEY
WILL CO. and upon what
NEkY EASY II RMS OF
CREDIT . house OF part oi
house can DC furnished by the
VERY RELIABLE FORkl-
TURE aud CARPET WARE
HOUSE. The stock 70 sele G.
from is probably the LAkDE&g
and certainly the 3 ST MADE
IN the city. THE PRICES.
without pzrsoing them IA BIC
PRINT, arc FULLY p PR
CT NJ. under any now current.
and 10 enumerate the extent
and variety OF or PAKLOR,
CEAha BER AND DINING
ROOM FUk EETUFE. the
many NEW and BE AUTIFuL
CARPETS o. every texture
and variety TIRE OIL CLOTHS
of ALL WIDTHS and Pat
TERMS, would &c wcsrisosue
20 detail. Pier Glasses. Genn-
inc French Plate. O'hce Desks
and Once urn.ture, etc, etc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09
BORROWED SPICE.

ToorEFiors must not b served with
mental
YorR lawn should always be kept nicely
trimmed but i sesseless extravsgznce
20 trim your lawn sitb point lace.
KFkF a scrap BOOK 81 al the funny items
yon read N tie papers. "a ths time VIII
come when they viii De available for the
comic weekhes.
THs csst-oT sosrfs Of Teur husband can
Be made over iats crazy quilt. which VII
as; you tweaty years. wheH & mar Ne cut
into strips 20 furnish nsckties for yo1T ckil-
dran.
NoTxgvs shouiS % throvrn away Ever
an cd tonatocsu whea poiis SD ny ssd
pair ted with few strips 81 ribson realty
ard tast-fsily adjusted. car % made usefsl
IS a pEze to- . proeressivs--rcsre party.
SHeCTn yuur avsiissle cash s-6 Trocers
give ont SiruuifsneousiT. 81 not hBGaiste
roursef sy Eettiug credit - ths erscer's
Ssud IN - raur ueizh,of sBe ho~re~ re
ssuessar1es - iifs ~ snail quantities antH
your sassees cons IA
FxrEsvo~ afwavs - hewe tat F~~ ~
stsnre. II caller isad~e~-e.tiv s~sshe. .
vase snaiie swssts s1s ssy ~. pray
1c7t nealico = Ttsef 10 Consequences
assure vcn Bst sever say tsis whss n.
posltiou< 49, reversed
TsEzs ls - se<d Tor = tsrift- usz's wv
ink r<w sat II vsn neea = nev sesvrr
~ a Derby visst ~ a cr7w6se restsarsrs
vi sarow -aaT htsls s~-S-ran,fies - T1ur
way ~biea nay - vai1ahs 4 deserved
WITH seatz~ss sss 1sspsrca.
" va sre = rssfs-nt 10 - ceastry 80
aesv,r ~ ssve hesasez@ servaras -
v~is sttrars 80 sfsenssc- - - 7ef1zte@r
fre d@ua~trs~nt aa1 vea resnsvs ~ 80
sesnt asaendar-e - sos.d - - - u -
are cfier ~ sse n seePsas pear eeagh saEs'
tTs1as - Fssr Eresn1s-
Tse Psstssuras el1s essrr>s =, ss~s nsts
srvsagers@nfs - STa ssvrr<s e 10 hws
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09
SOME STRANGE slGhTs.

II IN said that al n recent Michigan we'd
ding the guests danced through two long
hot nights
A NEW cradle on top Of new coffin vas
seen the other dsy IN a wagon going out
from Atlanta. &c, in evisencv that life had
come ~ the prsee of life.
A REsrpRNr Of Woodstock. in the Cat
skills, has pet crow which picks berries
with hiss children and ir forms him when
other crows ars in the corn.
OSs of'the cursostties on exhibition 50 .he
Cincin natl Centennial is a pctrifeo water
melon, which was found near the quarries
OF the Southern Granite Company. a.
Lithonis. Ca
CURIOUS sight was witnessed the other
night al Debois Opers House. in Tigin. IL
Forty young ladies. ali dressed in rec.
white and blue rccited Shcridan's Ride -
by pan;omiee.
Miss LENA LORI an electric girl al Gin
ton. Ia, pushed FIVE strong men around
room with the greatest ~ ease, and held
three hundred pound man "in a chair from
the floor against the unitcd efforts or ten
other men to pull him down"
AT the sixth annual dinner Of the New
York Thirteen Club AZ Brighton Beach. one
evening lstely. there were eleven tables
with thirteen men NJ each. = menu % thir-
teen courses. = band OF thirteen pieces. and
every thing else In thirteen order were the
dinner's festure.
woSDEr story comes from kcckienburg
County. Va. n = wer7an. slck unto death.
whose hair was cut short during her 81
ness. sRa when Il grew again was almost
white. 50 the bair cut Of most osliriuEly
turned white fuo. and "a . switch s;1li Orna-
ments iis owners head
TEE novel spectacle q a funeral process
SION Of street cars vas witnessed in v ash
insfos recently A. the funeral q two en-
nloycs 81 She street rsilwsr me other en-
psevss araped ar cpen summer car. which
was used 70 serve a. . hrarse. and tbs was
followed OF string ~ cars al crsp~5. snd
occupies BY the e<npioyes sus thrir friends
A BnS~eErozT fcennb newspaper SAYS
that = cat wee caught ~ q locomotive he
other oar snd eot IN fvvo ~ vheri which
passed Over he sedv bsra ~ TIE shea iders.
After TIE leeornstive hs6 passed. ssvs
the paper. re forward paris ~ TIE ct
body drsggeS themselves &C. fhe home rar6.
tv~e OF tire. rods esstsnt. Ard there fhs IL
tie life ronsazinr fickereS ost IL few $50
snds
r-u~s mar 81 Pockissd. NJ gus - in
Ma sleep 10 oehef rlgsi- ard Ercrpes hf-
teen fe-f frtv - - reoF1 rrinacw Ther
ne rezpe~ed scres- frsrn &C. Scr wa
COZ. rzssaa tbe w1s5ow and go rte to
rssu,. ssr~k~~ed tueo rer~1ss See psnr sss-s.
sps tsiks5 vfs& fhsrn Ter sewers rnsnutee
hefare ~ wss svsk~nes Tsssn - I'D ~
tss fsin1e~s ksswissg. - has slasp >~slsf,sr
perfsrHzro~s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

Secretary Brovsn, Of the Chloagv BAH
Club. pas msAy lag asois exporiensos 10
relate ssest the devices people sEspiey ~
gaia 4dgassloa " TIE gxmss. fine worst
class Of cracks" said be, that We have 70
deal with ara the oaes - when we ISSUE
free tlczets. They VIII send over for hail
coze1 or dozen tickets for a game, AID q
soaleIhIng aspscns which prevents them
from attending they forget 20 return TIA
passes. Consequently We lee tho sale Of
80 maay COED seats. ssnstines sotne eo-
tsrprislng young msn Will get hoss a
tlcksts tA@t are exactly li3s- ours aud stand
on tae streets . block or 80 away seiiln x
them for Aslf proc n ne rsseSl is caos az
he viii claim that 9 fr1snd whs
Couldn't attend gave then 70 him 10 seh
Others yvsil come 20 tes gate claiming
they lost their tickets and AK 10 be let 10
They say they are regular patrons and
plead plaintlvoly - be admitted. Once in
awhile a boy wiz come along carrying q
bat which ne declares belongs TO one OF the
players and that he was seat 20 get II AS
soon as be gets into far corner of the
bleaching boards he fsrgets 10 deliver the
bat The small boy, that emblem OF genu-
ine AmerlcsnisIn, VIII get IN some way. nc
matter now many strings Of barb wire and
policemen YOU place along the fence j
often receive requests for passes from as
pirinr young captains of amateur teams
who say they will hire the grounds some
dag 10 repay IL. | have these beats down
pretty fine now, and few u them get in"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

'well what are you going TO do about itr
was asked Of Bob Lesdley after his acces-
sion 20 Watkins place.
Il hardly know. The outlook is not very
brilliant, but | shall take hold and do the
best can and trust the rest 10 fortune"
Shave you talked with the plsycrsm
"Not yet shall have a sitting with them
tomorrow morning. but | don't intend to
make any long-winded speech"
DO you intend TO make any changes in
the teamm
mo radical changes. shall make Dan
Brouthers acting captain until Hanlon re-
turns to the field think shall change
the batting order 1t strikes me that the
oftener Brouthers and White go 70 bat the
better so | shall put them at the head OF the
list Then viii follow Camel. Twitehell,
Sutciae. Bennett. Csmpau. Getzein and
Schefler in ths order named
al guess Rowe and Hanlon viii be able 70
play soon With those two back IN the team
we should put up strong game, particular
ly as Conway Is in good form again. Even
as il is, IL the boys would steady down, they
would pat up a game hard 70 beat"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

7xx Te~ser socef~ q Hzz-sezs. Holl>ns
vksfk arrtress - ~ iectsfrs ~ rnr-s~~
sinfers cd efct srs s1a eEErz~fnaz. o.
,@~4z u netnrsi heferF - nszss ~
T~vss- ~ ar Essss- VT sT~rs . ress
rzs<x' vrrrff fer hnaareS ar-trs =. 90
azsAo- - - Seef cstassree ana sesc~ pm
t@~zsf = - zle3s< - &c es-kfes~ = ~erf.
~. u7sk hssgrzzs IS ss5 Esna - sxrrarss
49, ~ rseneser.bf ns8N - r. Frg5s -
eae~scs~rs acs vrHzee - aesake4 nsns
fa.a ~ asrbosrs - isaFD2cs nas bs
ass~nassk. Frs.sA- k@s.zss q ssru~~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

A special from Baltimore dated September
I 20 the Louisville Courier Journal says:
Won der Ahe purchased Chamberlain Of the
Louisvilles this afternoon for 400. Some
weeks ago the St. Louis manager offered
the sum named to Davidson for pick Of his
pitchers; but the latter, expecting to better
his position in the championship race, de-
clined 20 sell. Meeting Davidson on a train
gong from Allentown 70 Philsdclphia yes
tcrday Won der Abe renewed his offer, add
ing that the Col0nels had no chance now 20
better their condition. ssd suggesting that
as a matter Of business il was q good thing
for Louisville Davidson promised 70 give
. decision after hearing from friends At
home. This he did to-day, and a. a result
he wired Won der Ane accepting his offer.
Chamberlain was picked froa amongst
stratton, Ramsey aud Ewing He will Join
the st Louis At once
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

On Sunday night, September Q. the grsat-
est fsrcical success af Last season, entitled
Natural Gas" will reappsar At the CAiea-
70 Opera House II will be remembered
that during the last engagement Of this
farce company at this theatcr, the house
was packed to ITS utmost capacity. from
the beginning 70 the end. The company
during the looming engagement is even
stronger thanothat Of last season.
The piece deals in humorous way with
the natural gas craze, aud the cast Of char
acters embrace satires upon types of people
that one meets with every day. The COM
psny includes the following:
Miss Jennie Satterlee, Miss Ethel Corlet-
IA Miss Fannie Johnston, Mss Josie Sad
Ter, Mr. Marx Sullivan, Mr.. J. J. Dougher-
~. Mr.. Henry V. Donnelly. Miss Jennie
feamsns, Miss Bessie Montour. Mss Marie
Hornsy, Miss Pose Rioci, Mr.. Ben Cor
Inns, Mr.. Joseph Jackson, Mr. Eddie Girsrd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

tram iesvps Grand hsn,d. 70 Al.1gaa 81
5.iUN b.. arriving ffeHf a.
7hrQufh tickrt soia o. f'r'rt l~- p1iuts ~ ne
I 1il81 <tefsa NeEiao tau l1naNs 81 tnian
IickG O1tcc.
a. SNun. b a. fHrrti&ad.
D. EoaI. isFlu. fictft AfG1l
Gao hJSsat Gag fsfAei hgrat
lakiUe Bee. As ~ las
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

sDssly. Al 0tken dsiis rxespi slinsss.
skisF feri 81 5H.f
klcrpinE car run on fnciil su8 A. safit "a
ffrFsx 20 sne foir u rfIl f'sfluI ffln -
IsF fkTrfss suc aFsut hEniat Lxfres a. and
from Dftioit tIrcci cot nooftoFss us1r Al ffcff31
via al through ifstDs fa-f fickes o. sslf n
nior ckei ofice 81 ko8rse.a. eud 81 Eiii11
O. Jgt
sHts p NasFF aeHi AZ q Eonfse
- "a kIasIts Al A. aud j a CHESTS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

Tke pssxssu~as el1s csalr,s ~ ss~s s.6s
srrsagers@nfs - STa ssv~r<s e 10 -
1919 ,-Ns>rs snxx ssnnnM
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

31f sfss,fiesf ffff ~ foifeH aff rts TsaaM
Tei o. hfferrF Iirif.sf snh f-tfIf ifsri6
ffsinf ssxrlfe lifteeif } 81 BIO $50 f.fHslf ter-
4Ns e - r.In- rDH Gnt4. ttfsf fff.nf 90 A eE~
tfp #uffaeg
hfHll.Ff Tfr4ci AQe1i drfrf' nfD ~.
nj EA9k uisF 5iCsei Areut fh aonfrf r.
tfo = ENifH Cen AT. frEnf frrtdE
arr ETlF
y. FfHHfEFN 1rsff Nauseef.
Geners Nnusfc7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
Al Last 10 Killed by Train nt water
Valley.

At Last 10 Killed by Train ut Water
Valley.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WArER VALLEY, Miss, Sept. 10. Mr.. Adam
Fulmer, proprietor Of Oak Hall hotel, was
struck by car that n swith engine was
throwing on 10 side truck, making what Is
known by railroad men ~ running switch.
He was thrown on the track, the wheels
passing over his right lex aud arm crushing
them into jelly. lie sustained other Sc
rious injuries which will make It only a
question of his death In a few hours. The
leg and arm have been ampulntod Mr. Full
mor j. seventy eight year. old, aud was, up
a. thrrc year, ago, an engineer on the Mis-
siysippi division ~ the Illinois Central rail
road, having held the position for more
than twenty years, coming here from the
Pennsylvania Central where lac ran an en-
CINE IN the prime of lie days n rilruading.
lie has often been hCirl a. remark that lac
never had nn accident or caused q single hu-
man being b. lose their life or limb. lie IL
q member of the Brotherhood II Locomotive
Engineers, and is held IN high esteem 10y the
members of the order being considered a
patriarch among them aud his death will
be deeply lamcnici.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
LOCAL NOTICES

MrNrus Steam Laundry. 90 Second "
BmNErry IuNnrR Co. l2i Jefferson st.
CirizrNs Steam Laundry, Nos - anl
% Bcalc street. Tel .bj for wagon 10 call
pANrs made to orlcr IRON 80 up. J..
Monkc, tailor, % Monroe street.
lrE lrYurE Co.. $50 Second street,
sash. door blinds, shingles holdings.
BgANru OuICr Memphis Steam laun.
dfy. 80 Main street, between GayOsJ aud
Union.
MEVruis Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnoyniing Works. No. 30 BCalc street
Telephone, No GH.
&. Il. llotCugtss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches | IS
pccially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
ptRr aul white ~ the flower who's,
name II lcar, arc thc biscuits raised b,
lily Baking Powder.
DGAN y liiN CorrEE ANn sricE ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

Joints Hal muscles may ,sIapr che hguulsiug tor
tuuH of rheumatism 10 thgy will bot take time by
thr lunriu,k. aul auuihiIaio The symptoms u 900.
UUmiuE trouble with che iguIguaut and highly
sanctioned hIuHi drputrui and alternative. ilustCt
tors Stomach u.it.ft ruis0W mostly constitute
thc Ufiiuap maw ~ battling with This birrJiuus
complaint Avoid the usk Oi uslug tbrsU hy h.
fHtiuE a. ly thir Hs we'll Hs vfurtuHl anti puIuuIs
UH aud IfrttUNfr Aifrf tAVHuU Co damp.
turuuHh duiH bHi other causes VlIDh ynu1umsra
fhtuWHil" trulyuIi. n ~ Iu.H .TsluI ui thu IutrW
prevents llI rHrrs Nu suf,f preventive of ma'a.
i,ut dumb HrUr HUI HEUr cake vkltis and 10 ia. De-
fIits. o. most r.UIHl UJIUsmtuf ~ strength rN
lausiyl hy excessive mental uf physical yfurL
MIUrw. Wtrnrw. UprutINrs and others who's
HNuHt.HHt Involve lHiHfIFus WUft lu fuuHh wrathyi
uut ui doom. us tl,sg application iudUUr, nud u
Iut.|UHIIf
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A nrn,r Ir,n. Mnmnn-

lrurN Tex, Sept o. A marked man
entered the house of George Hay, q ranch.
m1u ut Sabine county, yesterday, in che nh.
scucr of Hay Mr. Hay sr.fcl q gun Co de-.
f,ul hgu.lf WhcvupHu The man slishcl
her face with % long knife. The woman
knocked Iim down With The gun and ns be-
iDl De- stabbed hrr Hpln boz the shoulder
a. tho man attempted tu rise The woman
shot bin. and hg irI backward out Of the
door HAYS dHFs Then attacked the man.
but Dee fought them uU and escaped A. be-
cnvlrl away Mr. Hay shot ht him again
hut missed him Hay. ON his return. tracked
The man half way up mountain. Rangers
are now s,arhHnH iur ihc runian.
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THE KANSAS COUNTY WAR.
a nttor County Seat Contest Amlcably
Sottlad Aftnr Two Ynnra

Sottlod Attor Two years.
CucAoo, M, Sept IA dispatch from
Topeka kas., say. The bitter county seat
War which ha, been pending In Wichita for
the past two years, and been one Of the
worst he the history ~ Kansas, has been
ami,ably settled When Wichita county
Was organized the contest for the county
seat wa, between Lcpd aud Coronado, stu
atrl only about two miles apart aud having
about ln equal population II was bitter
contest hut Lcut was apparently the win
upr Then came n massacre ut Coronado. in
which six l.cuu men were KILLED. This
Ciu.cl such bitter feeling against Coronado
that hCr chances were Ruined for ever being
the county seat This resulted IN the build.
iuF up cot another competitor iur the county
seat called Farmer city. u WIS only about
| u mile frum Coronado. and though the three
| towns wcrr Within n radius ot three miles
| they managed ~ keep alive. 4 few weeks
| nru the county records were removed irum
| truu 90 iIrmcr CITY, but The sheriff aud hI'
posse compelled their riurn to lcuii Thi'
week the towns ui Coronado aud larmyI
City will consolidate with Loot There np
over lul buildings in each town, aud thv,
will ull hc removed tn leuu hy thr end cd
ihr week. There will soon be- nothing d
show that thcrv ever uyrf such VILLAGE, a
/ Coronado and Farmer city,
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AIInnIanr Accident.

MNu.uFirip Ws, Sept. lJ-As the sur.
face gang Vt thr Wisconsin Central railroad,
consisting Of thrly.uuo men, IN change Of
Tom lll'lIhln, were coming from their work
yesterday, thc crew riding un thryc hand
cars 80 close together 20 handle ON the fpr.
Waui rnr broke. throwing one IT the men
oil boo front ui ihc ear The two following
corr ran into Che forward ONE. throwing two
ou ihr iWrl' Five men were injured, a.
follows Tom lla'lNHu. foreman uf The
,u,w, lr~ injured. A.Hrr Schultz lniunl
Boo hCld and internally probably viii die.
Gus Rich. collar hnuU broken Hans iluus,u.
lcg broken. Henry uu1y water boy, collar
bone broken
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dressed young man was found uu the lake
shore thIs morning IN, breast was pierced
by three bullets and o. revolver was tightly
clnspod iu the right hand ltis supposed IN
be q ease ui suicide lu one Ui thy pockets
81 the coat we're two h1udkvphi,isHuup a
lady's, thr other gentleman the latter
marked With the initials 30. %" luanUthrl
pocket photograph u very beautiful
young woman WIS found,
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NJ. L. Bacon 10 August Oycsson, part OF
lot t. Atkissou subdivision, i2HxlG2 feet on
Atkisson street for Sl25,
Equitable Land company 10 II G. Baker,
lot 10 block <, Claybrook subdivision, lOOK
300 feet, for f3j2
NJ l.. Bacon 10 Otto y. Baum, lot on inter
section Of Atkis-on street and Lawrence
avenue, l2x2JO feet, for Sl25.