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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

aad ss 1okbz visi - sas af - tsaEarO
&osf Appreciated - tts rzfk- 0orstofew
ts<Gze parties care osoa so1tGo1 - cafy
vita ttsm ssszstaisg ths< e0sl1 peouety
c< wssEs1- Tkis nzz slssys eaased sssle
or less ineo2ssa,saesI Tor uszsrsG
are oilzn sresckeso1s. ss4 when sAs plcoA1
party seUld e fss1y - s85sy tasif asases
n th< ~oo.ss, skie1 hsd eA9,<1 80 na1ch
snl.eipss~s slssszEs al would se speilsd
~ forgekEsa silver. forxoE1<n coisee Or
so1<tainx s1ss ~q1akiy sss<EGiAs. bat vhleh
ooald sox q ths fins es lad ~
xny pric& Ali fnese dlf-c1lziD
srs now % mare TOR Al TIA nsw laaeh
coanssf aim 60 saysei1x can se hired OF
boasat Tor = Eesson 2sls sszn. Ins ceantef
il feay - Ion<. sad tee supply behind IL
viii - prssiezliy insxhsnstzble. feopls
Who snjoy picnies bat dislike 70 BE los5ed
dosn with heavy Baskets. viii appreciate
sssd pstronizs the vslasbls amer. vhish
vii be farnirsed With Ehs same quality oi
gssds thai spp<srs e'n ths dining room
tzbIsA-
LIsHT.
At his eHn expense Mr.. Baker has sup-
piled ths Ottzss with gas light He has
purchased 9 gas machine aud viii manu-
factaFe q superior quality Of gas With which
be will light the hotel throughout This
system Is the werx Of the Michigan AUTO
matte Gas Company. OF Detroit. The sys-
Is entirely new and where Ia US gives
the very beat Subtraction.
Another feature which has received
mark ed attention is the kitchen where the
cooking facilities have been added 10 b5
the introduction Of . new Van Range
furnished oy fostsr. s,sysns & Co., Of this
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

seugers are waking up and strangers srfl
locking in uncisgnised surprise NJ what is
apparently forest of telegraph poles.
They have heard OF the forest fires OF Mich
igan ard row they can see the effect OF
some of thor work. TrillioDs of feet OF
pine trees with value of millions of dol
lars in money destroyed in single season.
The earth being psrcbed and dry spark
falls amid the dry leaves and pine needles
snd with q rush and a roar it starts on its
work of death and destruction. Roaring
along IL climbs the tallsst pines and eats up
the green foliage and juicy bark with an
avidity that is astonishing. On. on il goes
denuding the forest of moparchs that have
stood for years. The timid deer and the
frightened game run for the river with the
fire following at their heels.
But the train il rolling through . fine
hardwood forest now. There's KalkaskS
now il you are going after that beautiful and
gamy cousin of the brook trout which We
call the gravlilg. step right of here and 60
back few miles to the head waters Of the
Little Manistee and there shall you find in
the cold. yellow. but sweet, water the fish
that proudly waves from bis back the flag
of our Union. The dorssl fin of this much
esteemed fsh-peculiar only to the waters
of Michigan, is a strange piece of natures
work The fin is large ana powerful and
running through IL parallel with the back
bone are the coiors. feeble red. white and
blue. the flag of our country. The grsylipg
are delicious eating; they rise savagely TO a
fly and make an interesting fight when
hooked To thoroughly appreciate gray
ling you should pull him from the water
spd see the pearly drops roll from his sill
very sides while be quivers in the bright
sunlight.
"Mancelona." "Boyne Falls" all along
here are trout: "Clarion"-bere is Bear Lake
of in the woods-the finest bass fishing in
the world; "Petoskey depot" and then The
Arlington Hotel"-ah. IL makes one hun
gry to look at IL Fishing tackle rattles;
split bamboos. the bethabara rods. care
fully tied up with ribbons are getting of
here, and it does look so inviting. but psss-
ing Bay View, the earthly Heaven Of the
Methodisis we will go on to the end of the
line; "0din. here begin the Crooked
Lakes-"Msckinaw Ctv-change csrsl'
Here, at last, are the famed. the enchant-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

decorated from top 20 5otton viii srsr.
green's snd cuitiTstsd vs3ks j. iooete3 fke
Psrk H0sei, Sh5ch f0T the pSst Eve years
tkroueh fhe eEcie1t management ~ Ns
James e. EYaer, ths ooar1eeas ns1sg
tbs sesssn. kss ws1 a. aInest r8rsd-
wi5s rspatstie1 Scr ths slezsat esssbies
daily ssrvee rs g7~sss ard re petite mar
n.r II wkich Al rsests srs ss1eftslne3
M RTse- kss tkor-1gAiv rs1c~sses fne
hofei wa<ioK rsszy eeSsrtti iEevo~e-
rnsnts whseh 81 cas iris7se ia~xssF - tke
piess1rs - visltoTs. Re aiso ass sfx had
snra@ cottages under - as81xsnenf wkseh
~ he Esd ssYecis y ~ Drfxsfs pzrt.es
who ~ash - ks a.. toSstAer. Ibs 1sav
innprc~sastues rerfeczes ~ Ksezesrs fssk
saeh - ox<ssng sroee ~osst31a drives
sfc, vi assks everything ss9rs ressspf
tbs vrsr ttzn e~e~ 5rfars- Esare7e ssr
fhst a. the ksezaaws PaSk Hoees as3sr
W Rg3sv's ears. ye9 caa { Aeip Eeseae fat
sz4 ss sey n vosrs<L
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

sud the variety and quality OF saia5is plscsi
N bis t4bes viii cDmpsrs very .avo-Absy
~iia that OF many a.eher-pr.c-d hotels.
Al the t,h's s'e, ic scies OF the season sre
here 70 bs fsund Eod eyesythias dsst-eiass
in ever rt,pect. This h,tel Ia located on
the oaaks of Lske Michigan. overlooking
ths tiiaTlsvoix harbor and az the head
of Eslnd and Pin. lskes So spoken OF
a,ovy. r-sorfer viii nnd Chsrl-voix a vsrv
pies ant place to .top at snd Mr. Ball a very
= ;ssss,ss landlord SneciaI sr~scs viii bs
n,s,ls ~ fim''ics by the week. All boats
into Chsrlevox have To pass directly in
front ofsad within MY yards Of this hotei.
A p,-a.snter plac. could hardly be found.
Tfsvsliinc men can rest sssared Of beio <
carvf fsr At all times which inclldes the
eusv >csSon for The frstsrnal feeling OF the
orsSent proprietor would rot allow OF them
being pgt ASIDE for others.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

iae strzIfs - Nsck 1se. - 4ietsi j n sxin -.
The A sofe - tbs Great sY6rIt. tie indian 2
Essvsn. The hous of 10 Fishes
sierp N out of tbe siesy.sr and crossing
the plsffsrrs 70 ths 81 lgrRes rs lesn ovsr
fhs ~ ard usfca . sc8noa q fsE thon-
ssnd graceful ~hits herring - fsey nno~e
stowfr 90 snd 8gwn tEe ~tsrL Ibeu me
bsx - read fsrr7 reovss tc~sr1 the fsnF81s
ga<kV isi.n4 ~ tae t'sss-fse ezrth = hsEsr7
hantin< x-oesd 81 - tbs Nsrsh vesseFn
TadsRnss FolI q weir1 srl1 vftEaeTY is
sh5z sa<fsszsed Esos were tbe t-sszes
= ~aTs - aad Thsrs yoa SO Soa 81
40 ~Es e Ezr fsxs OR aeics fer azeai<
fox sAsrs Is srse lesF no1kl1z Sc - 60.
Ca -. s1rass wss<Ts thsE weeo fUrn the
kea1.zfai s.zs Tar - rrssn ~lth ervT. ~
towsrs tbe sos5s q Nsnl1oa. tts ~ zktg
sn tovzr5 tke 5ssx6 rSch ~ hstorf tses
ies a~i~ etxkt wii@-ner 80 sETev
saon4a turn fsst. ~ tss b->sEk - fsks
Hassn ssns enc cheexs vhAis tss oz9ns 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

lar trips from Holland 70 toe Park alter
nsteiT With tbs Qaeea 81 tss Lake TIE
Ascstass vii, aarinx ths ssssea give sx-
curHons Gas into Lsks &ichixan. snd Cart
2. G. Aesterasit n cssrEe premises grand
TINES - The exeurstonists. Ora N sssrch
of an eisxsat plscs 10 spend toe hot months
In rasticarag. fsAiag and tnjoymsnf nsa-
silv fSunss 81 Summer resorts cseaof passi-
air ef,a r1ors 3esi-sbis scs - seerS Il
thar a. ShsdVsi ae Sc8uts cd lsndisg TIE
ussnT inoro~snne1ts ~1li f8rnisa ustsld
hscpiaess fr ths rsssrtsTx tcie s~sson sut
- NJ Williams hease = sraeii yea had
seffsr rake yo1r sppicaz8sa fsr sesrt srd
r0orss a s6veccs. - az - - sare thst yoa
vi have ne, conf6rtsSe roona sd .
elssli 6i1 IA ro1za - ext 10 Sofhzoe e1t
experienced helr wsii - hsd ~ shsxysi6s
and ans reporf 81 iasfe<uf6sn on he par ef
er.rIcv>s vi hs thsnkfu2I7 rec~f~e6 sn<
rronpov Disposed % ~ Nr wIsszs
Givs am . ~rsks vint scd enioy - ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
A TRIP Up The ROAD.
expsRlsscEs or a TRAsslss
A ksxkt s.n the Grsaad Rapids = IndkAns
h4ziros1 .Aa sA-s kzsAssrn u
exs1xs e4sS &hs s1sAfs
la1 oaA

Al tie rnion Depot in kichiksn's bust
has sseanS CITY; tins iosso p IA; loag
train with several Woodsar slsrpers a.
tsched sclh up on the trseks of The
fsmoas FishiEg Line" otherwise the
6rsnc Rapids Indians Railroad While
yaa slssp the train shoots Away into the
North. into the darkness. tute the forest
and when ven wake and let ths
window shade reil up the snn with iis
large red eye. is blinking Al yeu over the tops
Of the csosFs and tall pines and Pea are in
the land Of the dssr. the lrsat ana lh< gray
iing. There is htsls that il atsrsetiss In the
unbroksn pine wastes that streseh miles
away On either side Of the trick exospt the
novelty Of the uncanny wildnsss- There
are miles upon miles Of pine and estar and
hemiock. bare and bald - the trsdiIt onsi
old gentlemen who occupy the front ssas
when . spectacle Is On at the theatre e&s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

city. professional cooks ct high salaries
have heen secured from Chicago. and no
effort has bren spared 10 make everything
first class. lt Is the intention OF Mr.. Baker
TO spend q large portion Of his time at the
0tiaws but will be ably ssSisted by NJ. A.
ii. Clsland. as Chief Clerk and Bookkeeper
and Mr.. W. p. Smith, as Steward. No
change of prices will be msde from last
year but all are assured that the Ia uxuries Of
the season will be furnished 10 as
el.gsnt s manner a. is possible ut any Sum.
mpr resort.
The Ottawa has now been open about ten
DAYS and all are made welcoms. Mr.. Baker
hss been untiring ia his preliminary efforts
10 please the public and il Is to be hoped
that large measure OF prosperity will r.
ward hiN
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

TIE pale pzrzrraphist svss r,ioddinx
TlffpT. ttli ssa1 Fsunt- eusffsa. sDo sfesl-
ing sefslT ever TIE ~ F-~rsan e~rp~t
piace5 hiraeif - fte Pc SEE
'W.iiy seke< fse frnnsatr, - hn-.~r.
~ - osnss1 nissliar ms roiaen pez sn<
f,lacs< te4 irory ftst4ss hsfiEs f<ts ezr
Say snte the Ht~rnEr IN hs<r~e
vflisY<s sns vfth q eh.effT srnfls. ss~hsf
&c Feu fe'lovs ~ for frx ~hes tkers
ye-s ~ rl1-s sers - <sef deaserF7r
Ihe~s 49, mulse sr.s ren<s
IRE eEuiis Sd fran the ~fsi<sr's f>o<.
hs fz<is=r-< kas esst tails up8>~ hos srrz
sDe stunt f--'-E tbe rson huss.-<- o.n-
fslss&- srpNhs< - bcsten Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Harrison ". Reed wss srrested Yesterday
on e wsrrani fer vioistioD Of tire frs ofdi-
nance.
g. Petsraor was arrested on cbsree II
assault and battery.
Richard Roy was srrsstsc for dissrderi,
conduct
Today is change dsy OF the police foros.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
The DAILY HesoRTes.

@. q. Bsz.psss's D.ny Paper rsbisshss -
Fetsskey.
For the season Of lbse IL IL proposed 10
make the Resorsev more oomplese than ever
before by engaging . much larger force of
reporters and correspondents. printing more
news giving better and q more ccmpiei>
list OF all arrivals 81 the principal resorf ho-
tells, as well a. the general news Of the day.
II 10 proposed 10 msks the R0gte
necessary sdiuncf Go al Northern resorts.
hr. Hampton IN erreDdinf q large amount
Of cssh and energy IN hin enterprise and his
efforts should be rewsrced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08


TIE eity Of Chsrieveix = ssanfifaiiy xitu-
sted ca TIE est sie cf Traverse Bsv. sbout
seventeen mics frorn Rsfoskey snd swsntv
niee miles s,ove rraverse City. Round
Iaks snd Pin~ Iaks. - ncte3 for their
sriendij sshing are csntfSuaus to us
heactlani rpSort. ard ar act ne 1esst srnenx
the marry asfrsrticns The koiio~ing :
tsken nam the Chsr,evoix Resort Book.
sna sprsks Wi ser ths h-sith-resosrine
aaaluies ~ lhe cifrss@ a. thaf elsce.
Tas vesr ve csiebrste the tenth srni-
versary ef the Chsrlevsix Snmnssr Resort.
Msnv 81 NJ can isok bsck - he small
bes1rinx IN yssrs s<e. psrhaes SIRE II
eur uner6srs have visites - resors dssrine
sseh successive se.sor Rat wsesbe ne
ssee Or zoe. al k-rs ruficesi lsrp- xro-1h
snd improvement We mar ~s1 ccnsrzt-
a.sre ourselves sf sss end 81 - ar>< 1<csas
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

OF all the resorts bordering on the grand
old Lake Michigan none can justly boast of
more magnificent yet natural scenery than
Macatawa Park. In the center of which,
between two mountains of sand, beautifully
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

At the meeting Of the Board Of Public
Works lssi night. q contrsct wss let 20
John DsBreun f0r ths building of a sewer
in North Jefferson. st.. for the sum of
ttf5
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

have sozs u he &sllshEla- tsiaxs - eat
ne Erosscs ses0 nAeFs s-<s u kh&n ever
sbis se<se1. A1d nokeieE 81 - tsu ln-
do2s - nsxxs sezogsise shs As@cQ R<rtsEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Freseht train 10. ~. on the g. wv.
tore up three or fonr plsnks or Of o SIDE
wflk On The s0uibezst corner of CrsBdvili~-
sfe. and freseott-st yesierdsF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

HsvEpH1a ksss July 7.--Tbs k,sderrv
Of husie = IN frs and there - prospec4 ~
q i1rft cor Daafrxti0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

new ianch cuans.r 1sss wrst q
tAs sinins Scn s~ alss been aided
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

The Republican platform demands
that the American farmer shall cease
to raise more than can be consumed in
this country. That they must limit
production to the wants of our own
people, and sell none abroad. The five
hundred and twenty three millions of
farm productions exported from this
country last year was in effect that
much work done by the American
farmer for foreigners. The Republic
cans say they cannot exchange their
surplus out side the country. No coun-
try has coin enough to buy these pro-
ductions. There must be an exchange.
All the coin in the world would not
pay the exports and imports of Eng
land for single year or of the United
States for two years. Consequently t"
have commerce there must be trade.
Imports are the gross wages carried by
American workmen for the work done
for foreign markets. All labor. the
world over, is paid for with labor
Coin is only the measure of value, by
which its relative value is determined.
There is not enough in all the world to
pay one weeks labor. The American
workman who works for foreign
market, must take his pay in the pro-
duct of foreign labor. He..has no choice.
The foreign employer has nothing else
to pay in. He has enough coin with
which to measure the value of his
American service and his own product,
but he has no measures to spare to
send out of the country and the Ameri'
can workman must select foreign pro-
ducts of equal value measure fol
measure. Ifhe wishes coin, he must
stop working and take his American
wages in his American market. But
there are no American wages for his
surplus.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
Fever.

have been great sufferer from hay
fever Is years. / read of the many
wondrous cures of Ely's Cream Balm
and thought I would try it. In fifteen
minutes after one application l was
wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago
commenced using it and now | feel en-,
tirely cured. 1t is the greatest medical
discovery ever known or heard Of
Duhamel Clark, Lynn, Mass. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

'"Ahg" said Kilsip, il, his soft. lou votce.
At s o'clock on that night the soft footed
and soft voiced detective presented himself
at Calton's Office, and found the lawyer inn
patiently waiting for him. Kilsip closed the
door softly, and then taking a seat opposite
to Cation waited for him to speak. The law
yer, however, first handed him cigar, and
then producing bottle of whisky and two
glasses from some mysterious recess he filled
one and pushed 1t toward the detective. Kill
sip accepted these little attentions with the
utmost gravity, yet they were not without
their effect on him, as the keen eyed lawyer
saw.
Calton was GREAT believer in diplomacy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
KINGSTON CENTER, O., Feb. 9Th, 1883.

KINGSTON CENTER, o., Feb 9Th, 1888.
THE J. w. BRANT Co.
Please send me dozen Brant's Pulmonary
Balsam quick, as we are all out. Your Bal
sam ia a big success and ls daily receiving
favorable recommendations. Our clergy
man, Mr.. Ruddick says, "No one knows the
value of Brant's Pulmonary Balsam until he
has tried it. Shall not be without it in my
house."
Fletcher Waldron says, "Had been suf.
ferer from Asthma for many years, and
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam gave more imme-
diate relief than any medicine ever tried ~
Shin same as before" Respectfully,
NEEDLES & wilcox.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

''II.en she must have beea the woman who
wrote the letter."
"No doubt nf it." replied kilsip; but If
Fitzgerald was there on that night we can
get plenty OF witnesses TO provo an alibi !
am sure OF two ut least-Mother GutterSnipc
and her granddaughter Sal"
But Mr. Calton was not lisaening. as he
stepped along beside his companion no was
thinking;
"What on earth could woman Just from
England, living in q Melbourne back slum,
have to tell Fitzgerald about Madge
Frsttlbyf'
ITO Br CONTINUED
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

Coroner-"You seem very sure that
the deceased was killed by some acci-
dent. Could he not have committed
suicide?" Witness-'No, sir; no man
ever committed suicide with full bot
tie of Old Crow in his inside pocket" "
l-CdrtOOn,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
Some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, ii
will wear away" but in most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which is sold on positive guarantee to
cure, they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose. Price
SOC and 81. Trial size free. At all druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

1 asked boy one day, just as the
hens were roosting, "Why do hens like
to roost on one lego" II s'pose' cause
they have one more chance not to be
stolen," he said profoundly.-Bddy-
hood.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

Little Girl-"Mamma, 1 want you to
do me a favor" Mother-"What is it,
Fanny" Little girl-"I want you to
make me a present of nice new baby
brother, but papa isn't to know any
thing about it until he sees it."-Er-
chance.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

at is not proper for you to play
school, my dear, to-day, for it is Sun
day." II know it, mother" replied the
little girl; "but it is Sunday School pm
playing. Exchange.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
fro DE CONTINUED

w arm e RS l. og Cabin
Re m edies.-"S a rs apa-
"Cough and Con-
. 8 u m p tion Remedy
a Hops and Buchu. ."-"Ex-
q tract, ,"-''Hair T onic. u
9"I,iyer Pills, "Plasters, "
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

(Porous-ElectricaD Rose Cream for
Catarrh. They are, like Warmers Tip
pecanoem the simple, effective remedies
of the old Log Cabin days.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13
Bitter APPLE Tonic,
The Best
25 Cent Bitter.

"Toto, you seem unhappy; will you
90 to the park and feed the ducks, and
see the pretty boats?" mo, thank you,
aunty; I'd rather go on the balcony and
squirt water on the people who go BY"
= Erchnnde.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-09-13

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
TINE DEAD EMPEROR.


Scenes and Incidents "a Berlln-The PriHee
Of Peace.
Berlin dispatch: There is much gos-
sin here over the new emperor's letter
and proclamation. This letter is really
from king to his subjects of Prussia;
another to his imperial subjects is soon
20 follow after he has taken the inn
perial oaths. The almost universal be-
lief is that the prince has not destroyed
his old popular title prince of peace.
OF course there are some political differ
encps OF opinion in the press and con-
yersations as to his letter. Prince Bis
marck seemed better to-day and held
meeting with the councillors touching
fine programme Of Saturday. ltmay be
called the imperial inauguration pro-
ceedings. Tickets for the burial ser
vices are now being issued. There Will
be many disappointments about these.
LARGE numbers of the merely wished
IA nftend" will have to be sacrificed for
the '.must roers" and to-day comes
the notification of the advice which
the diving monarch gave TO his
grandson, Crown Prince William. 1t
wns translated into English: "Do not
provoke war but not shun one i it he
lust. Hold fast TO the alliance with Aus
tria, and coniide in her, for in this ALI
nnce Is the stronghold of peace" Re-
ferring TO Russia, the emperor. says:
'sTrent the emperor of RUSSIA. with con,
sideration, for you know his character
I,ast evening about o'clock, the EN-
press Victoria and othermembers OF the
royal family again knelt together before
the catafalque.
sir Morrell MacCenzie occupies apart
ments on the same floor with the EN-
neror The former has not quilted the
castle precincts and is enjoying some re-
nose. He is understood to have ex
pressed great satisfaction at the EN-
neror's growing strength.
The cathedral was kept open until Il
o'clock last evening TO accommodate the
nnblic The emperors face and heaC
have been unveiled. His COMPLEXION Y
not The color OF death. A bright pinl
as seen in the face of q child wheI
flushed by long sleep, mantes III
cheeks,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
working the Conductor.

"You can't open your eyes wide
enough in this business to watch some
people," said conductor on car,
Brooklyn. There's hardly a day
passes over with all our watching,
looking and feeling of money that we
don't get stuck on some worthless coin.
At IL o'clock last night on my last
trip very funny incident occurred.
A few nights ago. rather late may
say too, we'll dressed lady got on the
car at Bedford avenue. When / went
to collect her fare she told me that sho
had forgotten her pocketbook, ard
asked 10 be allowed to ride free.
''The next night at the same cosLe-,
same trip, and precisely the same
time, she got on the car agsis, When
I Eeat to collect her fare she begged to
be excused and asked il 1 would allow
her TO ride free, as she said the same
accident had occurred as on the pre-
vous night. looked atIher very cross
and walked out 10 the rear platform.
The next night missed her. but last
night she got on Mt her regular time
and took a seat near the stove. When
/ looked at her determined TO get the
fare tonight or she must get off the
ear. So walked up to her and she a.
once recognized me.
:" Oh she said, L beg pardon, bu.
aren't you the gentleman that Above
me to ride free few evenings ago?'
81 replied that l was, and putting
her hand down in her hand valise she
pulled upa glittering dollar and handed
it to me. oh, I'm ever so much
obliged, she said; you saved me con-
siderable walking those nights and
you may keep the change and pur-
chase good cigar for Yourself with it. :
II was somewhat rejoiced. as well as
SURPRISED, thanked her most feelingly
and put the coin in my pocket She
only rode about twelve blocks, when
she got out When went up to the
depot began to count up my change
to hand in my returns, when lol ON
making q close exam nation, found
that my woNld-be good-natured lady
friends gift was lead. "-NetC York
Telegram,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24

Indianapolis dispatch: The chair
. Of the national committee Of the
on labor party has issued n call for a
aapnal convention NJ Cincinnati, May
The basis Of representation viii be
n Delegates from each congressional
tnct ~ the several states and terri
|l 4, and two Mt large from each state.
ine call says in part: ''ThiE is not a
9lement IT politicians intent on cap
pug the spoils Of office. Lot tho
mug convention be the nucleus for q
wa federation of labor. Let us agree
" tho essential principles and theor-
y be settled in the respective state
t.aahlIations as the diversified interests
'ue country may demand.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
EMPEROR nrlLrAms nILE.

N. Deflin dispatch: The late emperor's
7 mas been opened. II directs that
9ody shall be inferred dressed in
y Uniform, with a gray military cloak
N .he shoulders, and field cap on
Iaa ue3ad; Upon the body are to be
~ ;, decorations Of the orders OF
~ Eagle and Iron Cross, tho cross
MN NV Russian Order Of st. George, war
N Ms OF 1914, 1864, 1865 and 1870, and
hohenzollern medal Of 1e4D.