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The t., ST. L. s. X. c. Coming to the Front.
General Manager Galloway, of the Toledo,
St. Louis e. Kansas City road. shows de-
termination 20 bring the road out of the mire,
and is forming alliances which will make it a
valuable property. The latest is with the Can
ada Southern. and the arrangement promises to
be valuable one for the t., st. L. e K. c. Be-
tween Toledo and Frankfort, Ind, the road is
doing q good bus mess, using the Vsndslia
aud the Lake Erie & Western for it's Western
outlet. but by Oct 1 it is expected that the
gauge between Frankfort and St. Louis will be
widened. The New York Bulletin says that
negotiations have for some time been going on
between the companies and have terminated in
the recognition by the Vanderbilt line of the I. +.
st. L. g Z. c. as portion of its system. The
T., ST.. L. & K c., when it's gauge shall have
been widened to standard for its entire length,
will be of the most powerful lines between
Toledo and East St Louis, and the full value of
the Canada Southern contract will then be ap-
parent 1t is officially stated that the t., st. L.
81 Z. c. road will soon complete contracts of a
similar kind with several other important roads,
and that announcements OF these contracts will
be made in q few days
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T.
OST-DOG, BLACK AND TAN; ANSWERS TO
IL name X ko. Return to 927 n Alabama street
and receive 30 reward.
HOPPING-BAG BETWEEN PENN. AND DELLA
- streets Fort Wayne avenue, about 2
O'Clock Friday. Please leave ~ the New York store
and get reward.
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Ennlish Lutheran.

EIRST ENGLISH) LUTHERAN CHURCH
Il Corner Pennsylvania and Walnut streets Rev.
John Baltzly, pastor Confirmation service 1O:45
No evening service. Sundayschool at $50 q.
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Methodist EniseonaI

IENTRAL-AvENUE NJ E. CHURCH, CORNER
~ Central and Butler street. Rev. A. w.
Eamport, pastor, Preachlng at 1880 a. m by Rev.
Quarterly love feast at Is a. m. Sentimental
service after the morning Sunday-school at
2:15 p. Young peoples meeting $50 p. m.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
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BREMAN-On Thursday. at quarter TO 10 p. M,
Kathleen eldest daughter of e. j. and Susie Brennan.
Funeral from 240 n. Tennessee street at o'clo OK
.. m. this day.
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laItIIlIliII ;I!I!fI|
N-GNI lIISYIIIr MY IlnANY7 CHICAGO ri o. :
The Short Line to Oh cage and the Northwe

The Short Line to Oh cage and the Northwest.
Trains depart and arrive as follows
Depart
No. H. O. & NJ @. fast mail, d. Sun 1:5O g. m
No. 10, Chicago night express, daily --11:1O p. M
No. Ii. Monon Ac.. daily ex- Sunday 800 p m.
Arrive
No. 9, Cincinnati night express. daily 1856 m.
No. J.. Ind. fast mail daily Sunday. 3:45 o.
No. IL Ind. Ac., daily except Sunday. 955 m.
Ticket Offices 20 South Illinois street. 146 South
Illinois street. Union Depot Massachusetts avenue :
K. 0. MCCORMICK. G. P. A. z
I D. BALDWIN, D. P. A. =
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

C,IRST BAPTIST CHURCH--NORTHEAST COR
l. Pennsylvania and New York streets. Rev.
Reuben Jeffrey, d. D., pastor. No services morning
evening". The congregation will unite in the union
services to be held at Tomlinson Hall Sunday school
at p m, and called business meeting at the
church at O'Clock.
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nnRERTS PARK M. 10. nHuRrH-

ID OBERTS PARK NJ. e. OHURCH-CORNER
IL Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev s. A.
Keen d. D.. pastor. O.. M, elass-meetings; 1890
a.. theme: Indianapolis Methodsm aud the Union
Revival Meetings 215 M, quarterly review in the
Sabbath-school with interesting exercises; $50 p
class-meetings 73O p. m, 1.-The True Evangelist y
Everybody welcome.
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Real Estate Transfers.
switches.


Instruments fled for record IN the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 P. NJ, March %, 1888, furnished by
Elliott g. Butler abstracters OF titles Room %, tna
Building:
Edwin g. Crawford to Emily $. Gibson,
lot 81, in Elizabeth Talbott's revised
addition to Indianapolis $4,000
VIM. Wallace, receiver, to Joseph " Nc
Herman, part of lot 446, in A. +.
Fletcher's fourth Brookside addition to
Robt. G. Smither ct al. to Chauncey L.
2s, in Indianapolis. - 9e4 100000
danapoIis z p@fs 100000
4 and 6, in Barum's subdivision of
square Is, in the southeast addition to
Rachel P. Nesbit to Henry II. Weghorst
&C Co.'S addition to I 1 -..-e 100000
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bruce r Place ), in Indianapolis !. ~ $4,000
Sarah J. Wiles to Bruce Carr. lots /, 2.
3 and 4, in block 90; lots 2, 5 and a, in
block As; also, lot l, in block 40, in the
town of Brightwood. 100000
Sarah j. Wiles to Bruce Carr ct al, lots
/, g 3 and a. in block 12; Also lots 1
and 4 in block 81 IN Brisbtso WOO /, = 100000
Robt. II. Smith to VIM A. Early. lots %
and %. IN Vajen's subdivision of block
IL in Holiness West-end addition to
Edward Fieeer 10 Mary e. Walters naet
of lot 81 in Van Blarcums subdivis-
p~-g - o1..os 49,. :. . 1000 90
in Morris & Mills subdivision of Dun
lop's addition to Indians pos.. 10000
Joseph Kenworthy to Louisa e. Darnei,
IS, township Is north of range 5 east 10000
Conveyances IS; consideration -------- $19. $1,000
n
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DIED.

PIERCE-A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D
Pierce. yesterday, 6 p M, March %, 1888.
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NERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
WI Church--Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. J. E. Gilbert d. D.. pastor. The congregation
will unite morning and evening" with other congrega-
tions in the revival services Tomlinson Hall. The
Sunday-school will meet usual at 2:15 p. m. Glass
meetings at $50 g..
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II ANSAS FARMS FOR SALE-SN, HIGHL'
N improved. 160 to $50 acres, each within ont
half to six miles of the beautiful city of Emporiaz
seription. q. PARKMAN, Emporia, Kan. ~
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4. r. r. SOUTHWEST. sra %
Leave Tor lOaIn 4:l5pn
Arrive from Nincenn To- 45am 4:5epn
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j., NJ. L. B. R.-SoUTH. grh
Leave for Louisville
and the South. 4:l5am S:l5am 4:00pm 5:50pn
Arrive from Louisville aA28
and the South....l0 20am ll:l0am 645pnl sl0a45pm
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BIRTHS.

Conveyances. 13; consideration =
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DENNSYLyANIA LINES-THE DIRECT AND
Il POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES. I'D ssE
Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis follows:
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EAsT.
Leave for pittsburg, New York ETC.. 4:30anf 455pm
- Richmond and Columbus. q:0uamd 4iapm
Arrive from NY. Pittsb and East. H45ama I0eaanm
- . Columb's, Richm'd. etc. 94Oam 3:bppm
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change
CHICAGO DIVISION. ~ ~
Leave for Chicago and Northwest .1l5ami ll:Dpm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. 400anng 5:5Dpm
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

4 jolly gentleman was drinking beer NJ
ths same table with three dissipsted
students.
Gentlemen" be said, I'm order bot
tie Of vino, for the biggest liar of you
three,"
Il deposited twenty marks yesterday in
savings bank.
''Thas's a pretty good lie"
II sna geing 10 be able 70 pass my ex
animation next session. said student
Ne. g.
That's q whopper Next
TIE third student thought = moment
and then said 70 the genial gentleman
You are going TO lend m. twenty
marks
The genial gentleman ordered the wins
st once for the worst liar Of the three
From the German.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29


Has solas q ersp~ sr fs4l-fd ara
xzesaa u P1zis for Ese4 .s4r "A pEsks<-
szsrs - sstker hHsa % raaos@-
Bsoas~s Fl several azss vorn w1ts shs
s.n.e skirt ~il gfvs t.s ts4ais ar .
touch Of TAT VARSITY whieh spices hfs-
AsaF 81 sAs as-sss shot sxnss q ~oal
o. ala sxe Of rsa ~ ozznss. and TBS re-
sa3t = = 6rssa astossthsr isaeseri essss.
esroax cotton Eetting drsPss tAs frsnt
Of may tsaAls gs1zs, I'D. 2slss froza
It's oru<Iasat a s0rt a. has . dlsIlaet value
a. : poekst for spare balls
wraDs o. shot fzille beaded in e4shnsrs
oolsrs are never th4n beautiful. sai
shoald Dc chsssa snly - thcss sno have
Saislsr gsFsasats IN plsnty.
A green cloth j1eAss. with gold esrd
six,, : 20 ead stylish with bach snd
wkits gowns az tia seaside. let thelr ma
teriAl be lace. zRslia 0r WOODEN elosh-
For snes fashi0a Is patriotic. and
chooses the red. white and blue. either al
together or combination q any two. "a
the toilet par sxcellencs for the seaside.
Sleeves grow loose AID looser and are
often ornzmented AZ Top with = separate
braided bit, 70 match which there ara
braided shoulder pieces and collar
Sentimental Londsn ladies. 70 help the
starving HinaOos. are sending out stut
for their next Seasons frocks. 10 be en-
rsehsd With marvellous Oriental en-
broidsry.
Many new stufs show stripes OF rose
wood and lead color. cream and peach
plum and rose color brick red and old
gold. and the effect is delightfully."- soft
ard Harmonious
A favorite and most serviceable paraso
Is Of ecru pongee. with handle Of gray
earnehsn. severely PLAIN, as ornament hss
run to such lengths there as to be now .
bit Of color.
Ia the thin stuffs for evening wear ap
| pie green and rose color are long favor
once more despite the much greater be
comingness OF that soft tint.
A gilt bee hive. that is otherwise {
clock. frosted silver ice pitcher entwinec
with golden hOneysuekls. or a set OF chess
men Ia oxidized silver can claim respect
ful audience Of anniversary gift seekers
Empire and Josephine gowns are vel
nigh supreme at matlnees and O'Clock
teas. and upon tho street are made I,
seem evan shorter WASTED than ever b,
the soft swathing folds of the big sash.
A long single puff gathered into an EN-
broidered band just below the elbow
makes a sleeve much liked for summe
cotton frocks, but only she who ha
dainty dimpled wrists and forearm Cal
wear il with impunity.
The very newest and most monstrou
summer bat is OF white plaid muslin
with crown of shirred puffs. and brir
wide IN front and narrow at back. from
which bangles fall of lace. put up. q
rather down. upon the same sliding scale
Printed mohairs bengslines. challies an
the like are chosen for morning wear a
watering places. or in the country. an
almost smothered in white lace, 10 mattel
which the wearer needs lace shade hat
iaoe parasol and airy gauze fan.
rich American. just home from sue
ocssful Russian invasion. stsrtles he
friends by appearing in lace gowns, so :
that only the thin stuff covers arms an
throat. about which she wears, even i
summer. q fnfy boa OF softest Russia
fur.-New York Commercial Advertiser
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Sir John Lubbock kas add much 20 our
kno~iedys OF ants oy many curious expert
anent4 he found that aitaough they may
oct % deaf - ta- SQUADS Dads oy them
selves. tae loudest noise made by him did not
Affect them IN the last Bu, they were more
sensitive to smell A c.mels hair brush
dipped IA any cdorous liquid and held above
them caused the insects 70 hurry Oh their
waY, OF even 70 turn back again.
IL appears tha. ants, although OF q very
oloodythirssy disposition toward their enc
mics. A not show any care for companions
Who NAY Be n trouble If two or three wers
ourist out Of sight Of their companions the
rest walked over their grave without any
sIort % relsass them
When spuls ants were pus into small bot
,le with the mouth closed with thin muslin,
ne others from the nsss close by did not try
70 sst thern free. But no sooner we're sorss
from another nest placed near them IN q SINH
ar bottle than they began biting of the
muslin % get at their enemies. One OF the
rrangrrs happsned 20 put out q leg. and 10
was soon ssized After some time a hole was
male In the usaslin and All the strangers were
kilsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition hss tbs
y day been tiled by The undersigned IN tho
Circuit Court for ne County OF Kent aud Stale o.
Michicsr arf = r0v pending N sid court. for
the pur.rer ing a portion OF the pst ~
Roynton 81 aze Addition 70 the City o.
Grand Ras piat 81 portion Of section
81 Of 20 North. Of range No. II
West acc re GOVERNMENT surVev. in
the tosIsf al fspids IN said County o.
Kent ami ss niza0. surveyed aud lad
OFT for the i.D F.. mrs ~ IS T.. Coen bury. CSC.
civil engineer AID surveyor on tie 17th cav =
July, lea N4e recorded in The Office Of toe
Register Of Uee1s, 81 said County Of keut urDn
sssd 17th ~ July, 1872. 81 O'Clock "a The fore
Uoeu, in plat beck M. 2, ssTags a That q Is
proposed 10 alter ssid plai uDoer ana ~ yirtue
Of the provisions 81 cbaptcr 2 Of H0He3s
Annotsi~d ststlri r. # Nichiesu. snd the amend
me1ts theretr. by vscsting al thst psrf ~ Barn
ara street, a. laid down upon ssl1 pat nich lies
Aetrecn iottweufv FIVE % upon the NOIthfly
side thereof and lots Nineteen and twenty 80 snt
1oi upon the Southern s1fe Thereof Thai the
matter ofssid petition viii be called NJ 90 hear
ing on Moudsy. the Aib dsy oil 0ep.eInbcf. A. D.
1ssf
Dated. Grand Rspics N'eniEan. June q. lass.
The street. Railway Company q Grand ksp.as
SAMUEL NAIHER
TpuaxD " wIrHs-. Attorney ior Petitioners
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

=
cns Of ST. Nicholas young people. In .
irstrr ~ jack. tells al about req kind Of
mouse trap. Tie writes.
Dear JAck-I want 20 tell you about ns~
kind OF z1ouso trap. It the turtls. I newer
saw ono catch . mous-, but my eousin told
ma about IL. She said they oiled its back and
put it IN the cellar where theirs were . great
many mice. After = few days there did not
sem - be u1anv ulice around but a. she did
not think sh- SLOW turtle could have caught
them. shs ,sxssi her boys To watch
- one day theJ put a mouse ia the room,
and they ST upon table Pretty soou the
mouse came mp and ran upon the turtle I
hack, and. when is was near the bead. tbs
tssrties bad came out In a hurry and caught
the mouse Bur l don- believe the turtis
rsaiiv ats th- mouse. | think 10 only squeezed
the body between irs shells They oiled ia
back 50 that Ehs mouse would Dc attracted
By Tie odor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES.

Wash all marble daily with ammonia
and water instead Of soap suds.
Young zeal may be told by the bone in
the outlet II il is very small the veal is
not good.
A wineglass Of strong borax water in
pint Of raw starch will make collars aud
cuffs stin and glossy.
Wash mirrors in warm suds. then dust
With whiting from q muslin bag and
polish with c. lmois skin.
Buy perfectly fresh fruit and vegetables
free from sprouts and only in quantities
that admit of immediate use.
Il is false economy to buy stale any
thing; the freshest is none too good, es-
pecially a. this season Of the year.
Rub your lamp ehinneys after washing
with dry salt. and you will be surprised
~ the new brs4iznce OF your lights.
To clean ornaments of alabsster dis
solve borsx in boiling water and apply
with a cloth or soft brush, rinse carefully
and dry In the sun
Good eggs may be quickly designated
by their dull shell and clear appearance.
An old or stale egg. as a rule. has q dull,
porous looking shell.
Good articles always command fair
price. excepting at the close Of the mar
ket. when a dealer VIII sell at reduction
rather than risk the keeping.
Visit the market yourself rather than
order By mail OF messenger; Be more tn
tercs.ed IN yossr own welfare. and you
viii supply your table with better food
ct one-haif the expense
To rsise the pile Of plush or velvet.
\ dsmpea on The wrong side with clean cold
wsser. than hold tight across the face Of
= hot iron and rubup the crushed spot
With clean stiff brush.
Pigeons are good when the breasts ara
plump and RID looking Tho desh'of an
Old oas 70 DARK. and the breast Is net SO
plump. Saushs are plump. soft skinned.
With almost pink fesn. tfY
To keep green vegetables for day or
two, sprinkle With water and place them
I on cellar foor. Fruif shou1d not Ia
kept in tie cellar bat put cut singly and
STOOD Ia dark. dry. cool place
Grren corn and Lima beans det-rforats
7 more quickly than any other vegetables,
shey sseuld be spr-sd cut singEy on the
ocol cellar floor AZ quickly "a possible
after they curDe from the market.
Pongee silk must be washed IN tspid
latber: soap nust never touch IL. as IL
mskes IL harsh hung % drain without
swinging after being w-ll rinsed. then
folded While very damp rolled in cloth
and froned after t-etvs hours
Twenty drops Of carbolic scid evspo-stsd
from . bot shovel viii 90 far "a Danish
eiss fran q ron. While a bit Of csrphor
gun, the size q valiant. held over :
hup sssil il " consumed, viii do the
ssne for the festive mEssaito.
Cie.n oslcleth With vet towel rf7r~d
| ever . stiff hrcorn, ana rab ~ith tong
sweeping strokes. Nstts-< shonid =
vxsh-d vieA strs.x salt water sad clean
cloth. snd 10 st II yosahLs az midday "a
insure Quick dryinG. which Prsvsnts dis
eslsfsticn-
To rsns~a4e velvet frea fk1-- Su<t ~
laying f>c- ao~a snd Shopping sanartlT
! fksn srush Nth . -snsis hskr h-usA
damp ~ the wreaS side viii borzx water
Nzd hzz< r<ss Inward n the sznshins -
ar. takssx -zrr thst taerx Il ne fsld -
urtnkle an thr hr~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
STRANGE STORIES.

Hsvkinsville Ga. is remarkably proud
~ Miss Annie Mccormick because she can
play two tunes on the piano ard sing a third.
al a. once. Il IS ssid that she can st 9TH
Der back % the instrument and play most
beautifully
Last fail buE few into the ear a
Henry Potion, ~ Frederick township. Mort
gonaeTy county. Psnusvivania. rendering
hirs entirely desf an that side A few days
ago ths huz dropped osst SD his bearing al
most Immediately returned
Al Jsrsos Hixoas house. a. Lafayette.
Ca summer soet has he~ss hanging NJ in
th- piszss. Oh 9 zail IN he Val - he hovss
a pair ~ -rtns ~7o ssw Rev mE-h labor
could - eved. rsade = nsss n ose ~ the
poeksss Their cozfdence aas ret b~~n riE
piscrS TIE csst pih not e diszrbed Until
TIE litris -rsss are reviewed and 10 lougeE
need its sb~laer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

n Il so feet in isngth By 40 IN breadth,
WITH roof supported By rs pillars and q
very lofty spire II the cut here presented
= given good vic~ q this spire. which dAsss
from the Fifteenth century. and Is Of world
vide .essbFlty for "a marvellous beauty. OF
lhs towers aud steeple's elaborate Gothic
workmanship, Charles ' said Il deserved 20
b kept IA a case. and Napoleon compared 10
% a structure u Mechiin lace The Interior
q tals remarkable cathedral Is enriched by
two u the greatest Of all Rubens' pictures,
The Ebevatloa q aud TIE Dsscsat from tbs
o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

An sxp<rs-ns-s sa5s - sess TIE rs<pecsfvs
r.aro.d acrrs1ic-s e Eori2rs 49, ~ =
rozBssJ saous tat on ths FsxRsT -snsa rsii-
Fosd s=rh tc-oFzcsf~s eses ax~sr3 q M
tir.s< tass v7rk rvuS sssuskir 1e>zf7 t-t-.
tee -szesx.. ea6. $3.50 tez ths1 1-z~-b~f -
ehsrr-s fsr truFs~. ~sr1s rszTfT t-ies - -
v--r. taae - does e. sse fr-dcn AID Fe~te-
v-~>ez- al ~av Asa re7srsi ruae, Ezei8sh
ku@s srs fsr hetF~r c7sss<arrei rtea -seri-
csn. shs sTsdsexss srs e1ser - 50 ~r~~~
s>ss ssr-cE a16 80 n re t~1 kaes sn~~-
srersses - Er0'tsh r>@nroatf-s e-<-x n -
pakz ana rzze~zis ahczt 3crHss - Ar-e~s-
@r So - s.-n- s~~sszt q ->s p~rfsrn~k
->RaNs.e 0spas<
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29


ro~. rrrpozfng the double dsuc> ls ~
tcsnins selected. you ell The person Who has
chosen e that ron vii count around tbs
cfrrl~. ard ~hsa you have counted twenty.
iuclatiing The naznber II spots on the sslsctrsi
d,nains. ne usn<t tel you 90 step. and that
your finger Vii thsn rest ca tbs domino
chcsea. TIE s~-r~t - simply this. You
c~ssnt carslsssly around. I. 2. !. 4. 5. 9. 7. ~
arr y the souuisces. bus az The rizhth coGns
yca slvays maaag- - point - The double
sz. s1d sfs-r thar ycu cuntinas e0onting
arcird rez1isriv - the right
Re ssr- AMI remember tbs. for IL Is ths
KEY 4 ths trick For example. ss M hsv.
hefcrs SID. va vii suppose tha donhls deucs
sabr - selected acmino. We follow he
sHove Instructions. ard count and point a.
~ donairoes rrornisCuously tiss fr~s v~eu
cc~rt<s bst AZ the eighth cosnt p,sut ss
- double zix. srt confirms - the righs On
tie ax-fve. Sr~ihl- fve, ard ~ On n sucres-
sis,r unfif ~ ~r~fvs &C sas scrsis f-uce.
uhsa We VII - told % go, b-ra,s> ~ thst
ans rs vi have coane~f sixteen. - whtca.
Il Ne adj "a spcss on M domino chosrn, "a
~ hsvs swensv. rkis rli. holds god. 10
rz,at.er what ao1,ino hspPenx - - s>s~rr>f-
r = p-rhsrs useless "a inform snr re.A-r
thar IA zi,ssf zoe crrlnt ci1s loud. r. srpear -
crrfut raaaeaiiv. but 81 = seszs as 4 ss vsrs
cul7 pointing az ths dcrnsoc-s by ossacA
T1u ~1ss Iet ne p-rsun ~so sss~css ss< ss<.r
tao scresr - 40 al th- cuuntirz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Wor.e ThAn rrain rsobbers.

What does all that pistol shooting in
the car ahead mean. conductors" asked a
frightened passenger. Are We attacked
BY train robbersf'
Worse than that, worse than that, y
replied the conductor. with a hlanched
face; "a couple of men are trying to take
a straw vote"-Eew York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Drummer Indignant at being charged
with writing paper at Texas hoteif-
How did come 20 be charged With writ
ing psperf fnever hsd any.
Waiter desiring TO oollify him
Maybe rot, ssr Hits de paper De bill
was made out on Texas Sfftings
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Quibbie-Aw. Grotius. how are you get
ting on with the case of Won Abbatoir,
who chopped his wife's head of?
Coke-Poorly. poorly had finished
arguing the seventh appeal yesterday
when the news reached me that he bad
died natural death in Jail It's useless
forlegal talent to contend against the &C.
osntric forces of naturel-Life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

visitor-You take it easy. Brown
You must haye . good salary.
Brown-Han - ya;as - prey well.
draw three hu1Sred a. yesr-save say 9
hundred. and run tate dest four hundred
thsts-eighthu hundred; and IL bachelor
can't 1.-Two on that--fought to DO ashamed
of himself -. eiarh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

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ar s.xic1s . 6nsss th;s sftsrussz, and
zsslrs :. - alesse.-le~en Cstsz.n.