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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

WIN Hs Becoms an Editor AEaibs-His
Friends Think ~ot

Friends Think Not
NEw Y0Fx. Dec 3.-fsmes g Blaine eft
'his city LAST bight for Boston on the n
oc.ock train. tie spent the greater part Of
TIE eyeoinz st Colonel Coppagsrs in ths
after 0on committee vsited Cd NJ
Bs'ne sEd invited MIN 70 attend dinner
~ fha Nsirop.liian hpte. bu; Mr. Blaine
said ae had only CORE 20 rovn % attend
tas i1re~s 90 70 sfive sud ~sV suV ous
o. gsf ascs home sgsi1 Best ss Nr 3 sfne
vss Leaving torn ser atoT George f. 4 ar.
~ Nssssrhrse'ts sn1 Jo1r C Nsw = fhs
hapr1 rsl Ns ORA Com rfscre1
t1s Fifth Avenue Hoe Thev 7il no- SCI
r- hatra flers las been 2 rlr0r % she
-fr- frsf Nr Blame w1 been ne the
s5Hror ~ Che SERVES Are1aee A friend
ssai be ue~ i7g f1sf hs a.d 71r tnfnk
raes zssan7 .'1uiz11n for suea report
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
M. S. SMITH & CO.

JEWELLERS, are now receiv-
ins, and Will continue 10 open
unit, Christmas. the large IN
voices o. DIAMONDS and
other GEMS, FCNEIGS ARE
w 4 r + RIGA = K A {
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
lectea By their own buyers "a
FOREIGN and Domestic markets
Their collection Tor this season
IL all these ARTICLES, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and JEWEL ERY
is superior IN all respects 10
any collection ever shown in
Detroit. Visitors are invited sc
inspect, and correspondence IS
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DErEoIl, Nor. l. 1858
l6S Woodward AvsaEe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Hats untrim med, 25c. SOC. 75c and 81.
Wings l0c 21c. pc 10 SOC.
Fancy featb ers. 25c ana upwards.
Childreu's caps and hoods, 25c SOC to
81 50.
Trimmed hats and bo1ne,s from 81 10
81 50. ADAMS 4 Co.
80 MOnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Remem Der that the only place in the city
to get thirteen Cabinets for 20 cents is at
Schellhous d Co.'S. 81 and So Monroe st.
All phot os will be finished by Christmas,
and we always put our name on them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

T. van Dies ysrv suddenly Yesterday
Aftrrooon.

p
Afternoon.
f.rssnfcr s. His. another old resident Of
tt.s ri.v died 30 bis home Too Jefierson u ave.
yesterday afternoon a. 4 O'Clock, aged about
e-rere. Nr Hil hsd been sick for a little
over veex with PnumoaiA out vas not
rersi ieref d1nrercas. 81 his only daughter
n-s g. r -reifr- 81 in Chicago wishing.
On. Nr -rsfH.re e f1 Mexico. where ne
las been era oasiaess since November 8.
tIrs -rffuE WI arrive from Chicago
f..s r0-~ rT
Nr EUI is n.en 5sr u the firm Of l..
Hi g fo. sni vas one Of the best
errrn mem Western Mich gan and
caves hesr ~ .rends Ills wife has BEEN
t.fas far a number ot wears and Mrs. Clark
hl. only srff AMI no srrangswsnts for
fta fnrsrsf ri.I te usfe urfi she returns
Nf Clerk e IN ths mountains and cannot
- reaehtd
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

log vii hnc The largest a. ! eesi sssori-
ed slocG Of fask snd Game Of a. klnds IA
sssson Anchor brand oysters sno fSis
hsssn C0uDts whelsS24s and Retail II
konros-st h y uETEER1hALEK
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
BUSINESS RRENITIEs.

Our Thanksgiving sale proved such !
great success thst noiviihwanding the Joss
on many Of ;he suits. we shall continue the
sale during next week; but besr 10 mind
The besi suits are going fast, so don't delay
IL your selection.
Gfs~T troTprr1 Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

We offer unusual bargains in our cur
tain department for thirty davs.
NoIGT. HERFOIsHEIMER Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Ths Stsr fur1itOrs Co.. l0S South DiFs-
O. -sl. are saOring nOe ADe ~ ilfE4-
f1rs sgitSs 9 tor Christmas Eifts-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

The Star Furniture Co.. io9 South D'vi-
sion ST.. are showing g nns line OF furni-
ture. suitable for Christmas gi.ts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Fsr CnylstEsss sllts 80 = tie SISg kurns
surs Co, 1es south Dlsislsn 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

The place TO bay crushed coke is OF the
Cen.-kl leal %. LaIelhllg 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

For Christmas gifts 60 20 the STAR Furni-
ture CO.. 100 South DiusiOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Mouuettes. BODY and tapestry Brussels
at money saving prices.
NoIGT. HERPOIsHFIxER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Carpets must be sold to make room for
Spring stock
VoIGT. HERPoLsHEINE & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

Another weeA 0f the Twelve Dollar SUIT
Sale a. the Giant II Won need su1stsn-
1858 business suit iue-e'ss = money sAvius of
81 lo S lor Ynl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

A large-sized Grand Universal. full nickle
coal stove. With cold ar drought. which
have been selliHg at S3o, have concluded
10 cut TO S32.
= DE NRIFs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
SMASHED The HEAD
sTaUos els ~ wlTr 4 pokIs
" a. Cemris -. sSrlkss-8 -. Ds~s
Tzss Nixhs - si3s - ID s2kss
R.xs-He ses >ot Recover. 1z1a
siln k1es a acSaseis4s.

b iudu gag il : eunc4y cruDk yssses-
d.y " a. ID Celris. D. = il ALI sisG e
lar prozpsct g so.ng - STATE prso1 Late
YESTERDAY snernooa. cartag tae 3bssscs o
Ars Conris t8s prisoner altsnpsee to
shlp a c94I.s a. tls Foaug q. drsa and
a. 1s w. 60 sF1nE - ka0E aal &c "a
soelt ~ re h I0mr-s u 800. sefs1 g. ms.
I'D sas ssfalk ao~1 ~ La .-l1ss y q au
lfan paEer k1oeKilg Di4a sslsesss sDn
cllauk .re b4ck ef Ia 1sAc ysrs oAa
AHer Comris Eueeked ia coz do~n D.
Etc4s1 a.l4 oUl sl tls tr3ut 1osf su1 ot
tEs sfe1s and tks1 seIt into the bozse
.. RS tLfsuz 1lE 1Ioek u weo1 through lar
wIniow a. t1e selscless form. SoNs VI TIE
Ds g1o9fs c=nr aud b cksr be BOY mp bar
Connie aooI3 not lsi raem 0rug rim INTO
ths house 60 ns Wss taken .iaf0 oe.ga-
n.z's hJlse 4efoss fle str.sl sad farro. lnea
Nlcho,s senl fer. $40 srreslr1 Connie aa1
ssuf & m TO Police nea1auar-ss.
A 81 40 7ts-r sE-io rsayrLsr c4le1 A.
tt- house E o ts1ers3a ave. issr evening
znt f1uld C9lure iT. IN - ulcenscion
state lr Wooster was atlsnoins h'u
and it v.ss hart ta aef@vmine just bow 3sc
his injuries wers, bot A. oes.. iAsy ~ss
serious
Nrs Comrie said that her husband hsa
besH drinking very mnch lsfeiF eu1 taai
he ha3 zcowr very abusive tO her and Pc
family. aud hat Only one week se0 he
tv.sreds door knob of tryias 10 gei her
( and lh-u drove herself and dAuEhter -
/ one of tee neishbcrs 10 slesp the balance o.
| fbr pishf. sh- sass thar her son Who i
/ is Fsars oi age, VAS not 10 blame issi
( evening tut the assault was tie result Of
/ hsr husband's drunken habits.
/ y ~. RI. Iomrle lr-. is Ia the employ Of
/ f. " Johnston. fae grocer on The corner OF
/ Wealthy AMI Jefi-fs0a-a ve>. and has hosts
I oil friends wnO n0pe mat be viii recover.
The Only Complexion Powder in the
world that IS without yngaritv. without
/ injury 70 the user and without doubt q
! oeautiher is Pozzonis.
TAKE NoTlca AID GovERa YounsELF Ac-
coRDixGLY.
That on December Is the undersigned viii
I ooen n No ~ and n South Division ST..
! the fines; wholesale and retail meat mar
ret IN ihe state. and viii keep constantly
or hand all kinds OF fresh and salt meats
poultry. game. smoked meats. aud pure
unadurerste3 lard.
We shsll do our own slsushtering and
packing and the public can be assured TINT
should they favor u with thei orders
much care will be taken IN the selections.
and al orders Will be delivered with
| prOmDtness.
Call on US once by our invitation, and
vor vii call aeain by vonr own desire.
TIE STEELE PsCEING ASD Provision Co.
The place for bargains on Christmas
goods TO-DAY Is az Leonsrd's tske-0f sale
! Cash boys wanted. No admission charged.
| -%--
Leonards hourly take-ofi sale today.
>
Low prices will prevail in our carpet
| department for the next thirty 0ays.
NoIST. HERPOLsHEINER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

II ron wsut wood by the carload or cord
huy 30 Of The Central Coal Go. Telephone
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

The place for bargains on Christmas
goods TO-DAY Is at Leonsrds tske-0f sale
Cash boys wanted No admission charged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03
Leonard's hourly take-of sale today.

Low prices will prevail in our carpet
department for the next thirty days.
NoI6T HERPOIsHTIN & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

order vour Jackson Hil. coai of fhc Cen.
tral Goa Company. Telephone. s3h
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

The Only Complex on Powder in the
world that IS without vnigaritv. without
injury 20 the user. and without doubt q
oeautiher. is Pozzonis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-03

s~ts-r- ws-s-s f.-vaass. ar
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis rheater.

'NIichael Strogoif" was produced last
evening by the Andrews Minuet Carnival
company. The drama has been presented
in Memphis in strong and attractive style,
and deservedly drew large audiences. The
entertainment given last night was OF an
inferior character, and by a very weak
company of people. The ballet divertise-
ment was a farce unworthy OF criticism,
and the entire performance-to use the
mildest expression--was anything but sat
isfactory. "Michael Strogoif" will be re-
produced tonight, at the matinee on to-
morrow, and again tomorrow night, which
will close the engagement.
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PRIVATE BANKS.
Secretary OF State Allison Says They
should BE inspected.


should BE Inspected.
Special Dispatch TO the Appeal.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 23.-Applica.
tions are frequently made 10 Secretary Of
State Allison for statistics concerning tho
private or savings banks Of the State. The
comptroller Of the treasury. In recent
conversation with Col. Allison, said he had
by private correspondence secured state
mcnts from oightecn'Or twenty banks in
the State. lie expressed very earnest
desire 10 place Tennessee banking capital
and condition correctly before the world, but
lac has thus Gar been unable TO do NJ. To
your correspondent Secretary Allison said:
There arr not los than fifty private
banks In tho State presumably doing q
fair proportion Of the business done in tho
State, but there Is no means Of knowing
what proportion. This IL reason enough
for the creation 81 the office Of bank In.
spcctor, but the strongest reason u the
protection Of citizens No one has any
authority 10 inquire into the condition OF
any OF these banks, aud the largest oppor.
tunity Is thus given for fraud and crooked
bookkeeping. The forty national banks,
with their 81, 10000 capital, are regularly
inspected and their officers required 10
publish sworn statements Of their cOndi.
ton. All this h for tlo protection Of citi.
zens. think some sort Of State super.
vision Of these private banks Is neccs'
sity.n
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THE JACKSON ELECTION
DISTRICT ATTORNEY HARRIS RE-
SIGNS HIS OFFICE.
Full Text OF His Letter TO the President
Withdrawing and the Reasons for
His Retirement Given-An Honest
Statement,

Special Dispatch n the Appeal.
jackson, Miss, Jan. est has been
known for several days by few personal
friends OF United States District Attorney
j. Il. Harris that lac had forwarded his
resignation. The following is copy Of
the same
JAcKsoS, Miss, Jan. 10, 1854
To Ills ExcClcncy the President OF the United
States. Washington.
-siR-On the I'D day Of June, 1886,
was commissioned 10y YOU To act as United
States attorney for the Southern district Of
Mississippi. accepted the office, fully
recognizing the fact that il was public
trust and one TO be- administered in per
feet harmony with the plans and purposes
Of the administration under which II Is
held, aud that nosuborlinatc officer, either
in his official or individual capacity, should
assume any attitude which would embar.
rass the superior through whom no holds
his office. A few days since u municipal
election WIS held in this city and m citi.
zen aud an individual was called upon 10
take somewhat prominent part In II.
Tho facts relating 10 this election and my
connection Herewith have been placed be-.
fore you as TO the part taken by me.
have no explanation or excuse TO offer,
further than that acted, IN my judgment,
only M any good citizen should act in a
matter 30 deeply affecting the
material interests Of tho people
with whom my lot Is east. lnas-
much, however, rs much has been
said in various papers relating 10 this cleo
ton aud my connection herewith, which
may tend 10 embarrass you, and In order
To relieve you from any constraint In the
matter, hereby respectfully tender my
resignation Of the Office with which you
have honord me, the resignation 10 take
effect at such time ~ you may indicate.
!. Is. Hams,
United States Attorney,
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ulxer TeI.araus.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan Il-lliyef g feet b
inchcs and falling Thermometer. -.
ptTrSBuRG, Ia, jan n River feet inches
and ON q stand. Cloudy aud warmer Night
River feet Snow.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Ian. 2l-Riycr 70 feet \
iuchrs aud falling. DEPARTED Guiding STAR Gin.
Clnuau Clear and TOOL.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan, ri River 10 iect Inches
nud falling. CLOUDY. Thermometer, az, boats
iuf Memphis aud New orleans receiving. All
Others lied up ON aceunni u Ice Nighi-hi'cf !,
feet aud falling.
CAIRO, M, Jan gl--Atiytd. Ohio Memphis ?
am. Departed ohio. cincinnati an, River
10 icot luchcs ana falling cloudy aud cool.
hirht-AuiyUd' nnrutah. New ORLEANS. I . m g
G0ldrn Rule Cincinnati pm. River ~ feet g
inches and falling Clonf aud cool
IOutsvitLf. Nv. Jan. gl-Nopn River fall.
iur with % irri Inches In the canal and feet .
inrhcs on tho falls Arrived. Paris a. nnpNu,
New ORLEANS Cloudy uud cold. kighi-ltlyef
falling . frDi inrhcs M The canal aud let inch
on the falls Arrived ir-uin Memphis john
Nuny, Cairo cloudy aud modcmilnr.
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DIIIp.

IODEsTA-At rrsidourc. No. ~ Dcsuio ftnrt.
Monday morning. January "a. iAss In The thirty.
fourth year ui her age. IiSatE GAuVLLO, vile a
iafann ludelta
ii.ouisyillc. Ky paUcn please oopyl
Funeral will take place from residence tomorrow
"WEDNESDAY mornlngat o'clock Services 81
H. raificls church at pD O'Clock. Friend, are ln
yitcd 10 attend.
NASH Monday, January 2ld isss. At as
O'Clock pm, hfrtfA NASH, aged 10 years. b
uhnL
Funeral win take plh-o from rrsldencc No.
% Dean avenue. corner nroadway. This lTrEsDAYi
afternoon NJ 2g O'Clock. services ~ ~ ratflcks
church Friends Of the family arc invited 10
atfrud
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the seats are being disposed Of by subscrip-
ton, 700 seats at S. seat having been dis
posed Of the first day the list was opened.
When the list is completed, slips Of paper,
numbered from one TO the last number
engaged, will be placed in a hat. A boy,
totally disinterested, will them draw one
OF the slips, and the man with his name
opposite that number will get the best seat
or seats in the house, according to how
many seats he has engaged. And so on
down, until all are fixed.
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The sale of seats yesterday for the Booth
and Barrett engagement amounted toabout
$4,000, about half the house for each per-
Torrance. The largest sale was for Satur-
night, when Julius Cesar will be pro-
duced, with Mr.. Booth as Brutus and MIR.
Barrett as Cassius. The second largest
sale was for Friday night, Merchant OF
Venice" with Mr.. Booth us Shylock and
Mr.. Barrett as Bassano, The third larg-
est was for Thursday night, "0thello," with
MIR. Booth as lago and Mr.. Barrett as
the Moor. The smallest sale was Tor Sat
urday matinee--"Hamlet," with Mr..
Booth as the Prince OF Denmark and Mr..
Barrett as Laertes. II is expected that the
weeks sales will amount between 81 | 900
and $4,000. The sales no far have been
pretty well divided between spectators
and the legitimate demand. The boxes
sold for $50 each down stairs and $50 each
up stairs, TO admit six persons. All the
boxes have been sold forthe engagement or
will be by noon today. Spectators ask 80
for seats and not few have been sold at
that figure. There are, however, plenty
OF good seats left for each performance. IL
was noticed that those who had first choice
selected the first four rows of the orchestra
circle, then the orchestra chairs, and after
that tho fifth and other rows OF the orches-
ira circle, on back to the entrance doors.
But few seats, so far, in the iirst three
rows Of the family circle have been pur-
chased, the price being $3.50 with 81 for
seats in all other rows
Manager Gray is taking pains to furnish
good seats for people who are non-residents
and who have sent him by mail or express
money for such purpose. He intends to
treat this class OF patrons in the most IA
vorable manner, believing that they de-
serve more than ordinary courtesy. The
sale will be resumed at the theatcr box
Office this morning, and another large dc
| uond Ia axnactad nv the manavpmpnt
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lement be had, in pursuance of law be.

Element he had, In pursuance Of law be-
tween the United States and the said COM
panies, and complete and ample indemnl-
iication be given by the companies to So
cure the government against ultimate loss.
Referred to the committee on public lands.
by Mr.. Butler of Tennessee: For the
erection of public buildings at Bristol and
Morristown, Tom.
By. Mr.. Durham, Of Illinois, (by re-
quest: Appropnating $4,000 to A. DE
Bausscl, 10 build an air ship 10 convey pas
sengcrs through the air. Referred TO the
committee on ventilation.
by Mr. Phelan, OF Tennessee: To de-
fine lard, and TO regulate the manufacture,
sale, importation and expectation thereof.
Mr. Mckenna, Of California, from the
committee on public lands, reported bill
giving To California per cent. Of the net
proceeds Of the cash sales OF public lands
in that state. Committee of the whole.
Bills were reported and placed upon the
calendar for the erection OF public build
ings at the cost Of 500 900 each, at Spring
field, Mo-, Monroe, La, and Ports
mouth, o.
Adjourned.
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS
The resolution introduced in the House
today by Representative Anderson, Of
Iowa, TO authorize the institution OF ju.
dicial proceedings against the various Pa
ciiic railroad companies, contains In u pre-
amble the charge OF mismanagcment and
fraudulent manipulation Of the Affairs Of
the companies embodied In the llenly
resolution Of last year, and directs the At
torncy-Gencnil 20 bring suit against the
companies TO enforce the iorfcitures pre-
scribed in the Thurman act lie is d.
recied to include ms parties defendant IN
the suit against the Central Pacific, &. l..
Huntington, Leland Stanford and Charles
Croker, and in the case Of the Union Pa.
cifc, John II. Alley, Elijah Atkins, Ezra
II. Bacon, Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould,
Frederick l.. Amcs and Russell Sage. The
Attorney General IL also directed TO make
application 10 the United States courts ior
the appointment Of receivers TO manage
the trusts.
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PARDogEp.
An Arkansas Prisoner Given His Free
dom Aftor Sixteen Years.


dom Aftor Sixteen Years.
Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
LrTrLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 23.-Gov.
Hughes today issued pardon for VIM.
Lightiooi, who has been confined Ia the
pcnitentiary sixteen ycan. lie was con-
victed In the jefferson county circuit court
Of the crime Of murler, but the judge and
prosecuting attorney are Of the opinion
that lac should only have been convicted
Of granddaughter, and accordingly signed
the petition for his release. Lighti0ot was
fint sentenced 30 bo hanged, but Gov.
IIadley, on the ith day Of January, 1872,
committed his sentence 10 imprisonment
for life. Lighiioot IA up la the ioriies, his
health broken, and liberty will doubtless
be Of little benefit " him beyond the priv
ilege Of dying free uan.
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smnII.Pa. ON o steamer.

81. Paul, MINI, Jan. 25.-Thc Pioneer
Pra learns from Victoria, u. o., that the
mail steamer Umatilla, running between
Victoria and San Francisco, arrived there
this morning with case Of smallpox
among the crow. She has thirteen cabin
passengers for Victoria. She was immedi-
aielY put In quarantine.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TAYTOR-The friend, and aoquainianrcs ~ }.
X Taylor and family are Invited W attend the
No ~ Carolina street. thls (TuLsDAil afternoon
at O'Clock
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
continued from Fir,t parc.
order shall continue in force until the case
is decided by the House OF Representatives.

order shall continue in force until the case
is decided by the House OF Representatives,
PUBLIC LANDS.
Senator Plumb, from the committee on
public lands, today reported favorably q
bill declaring forfeiture OF all lands, ex-
cept the right Of way heretofore granted on
condition subsequent TO aid in the con-
struction of railroad opposite to and CO.
terminous with the portion OF any such
railroad not now completed, and in use for
the construction OF which lands have been
granted. In all cases where persons are
in possession of any OF these lands, by
agreement entered into in good faith, prior
to 1886, they are given the right to pur-
chase not more than thirty acres from the
United States at the rate OF $3.50 per acre,
at any time within two years from the pas
sage of the act. II is provided that the
act shall not take effect until 1889, so far
as it concerns the Gulf & Ship Island rail-
y"ay, or a railroad in Alabama running
from Gunter's landing on the Tennessee
river, TO Gadsden ON tho Coosa river.
NOMINATIONS.
The President has sent the following
nominations 10 the Senate:
Postmasters--John w. Ross, at Wash
ington, District OF Columbia; John IL.
Curry, at Nashville, Tenn.
Department Of Justice - John Blair
Hoge, Of the District OF Columbia, TO he
attorney OF the United States for the Dis
trict Of Columbia; Marshal Mcdonald, OF
the District OF Columbia, 10 be commits
sioner Of fish and fisheries.
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In America everybody Is American.
Tho foreigner, no matter what his nation
atty, his education, custom or habits on
arrival In this country, iInbibcs our ''in.
stitutions' as naturally an duck takes 10
water Standing In front Of a fruit stand
the other day Wah.Lung was depositing
his nickel In payment for familiar look
ing purchase. Hello, John" said n by.
stander, "do you use that7" you bet.
tee; chew klo-klo glum all samec LAX Mel.
lean" The use Of sol colman's ko-ko
tulu chewing gum Is confined 10 no class,
sex or age. Everybody chows II because
Il is pleasant and healthful.
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A Box for Friday evening and choice
seats for each performance OF booth q
Baueits engagement can bo had NJ HANK
Exchange saloon, corner Main aud Top
lar streets,
Smyrna times., 1888-05-23
A Tribute to a Faithful Boy.

The New York Commercial AdUertiser
thus speaks editorially of one of its de-
ceased youthful employees: 1--WE wish
here the record au expressionof the sim
cere sorrow felt by every member ofthe
Commercial AdUertiser staff in the death
OF Bernard O'Rourke, one of our Office
boys, who, during a service of two years
in that capacity, had won not only the
esteem but the affections of every one
in the office. 1t is an unusual thing thus
to crOnicle the death of boy occupying
a position such as his, but the boy was
one of unusual character. He was full
of manliness, faithful in service far be-
yond the common, modest, alert, intell-
igent, and generously upselfish. We
write truthful record of his life in the
office when we say that he never neg
lected duty, Orperformed duty other
wise than in the most conscientious
fashion,"