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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05
Cheap Excursions to st, Louis.

The Great Exposition with its beautiful and
varied attractions is now open in all its splen.
of visiting this interesting exhibition and en-
joying the MANY pleasures of the Fall festvi.
ties, the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway, has placed on sale, at all stations
throughout the State, round trip excursion
tickets, at greatly reduced rates. For further
information address the company's nearest
agent, or ii. G. TOWNSEND,
G. p. q II. A., st. Louis, Mo.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05
Prayer Meeting of w. C. T. u.

A prayer service will be held at
the Headquarters, in Methodist block,
Sunday, October 6, at SPIN. All
are cordially invited to attend.
This prayer service is held in re-
spouse to the appointment by the
National officers to ask for a blessing
on the National Convention, to be
held in Chicago from November to
II.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

Frances E. Willard celebrated her
50th birthday, September %. Her
years have been very useful ones. A
great multitude of people are CRATE
full for her good work. They will
wish her, as we do, many happy re-
turns of the day.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

tongue, and irregularity of
tho bowels. Dyspepsia does
not get well of itself. 1t
requires careful attention,
and q remedy like Hoods
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05
Huntsville Female College.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

IORTIETH Session begins Wednesday, Sep
l tember4 1889 Buildings greatly enlarged
and improved Healthy, well furnished; 20
Officers and Teachers All departments of
Female Education thoroughly taught, nclud.
ing Bookkeeping, Stenography and Type.
Catalogues, &C., apply to
REV. A. b. JONES, ID. D., Ill. d., President
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

National Pledge.

=! solemnlE promise, God helping me, to alb
staln from all distilled, fermented and malt
liquors. including wine and cider. and to EN-.
pioy all proper means to discourage the use
of and traffic in the same"
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

Mrs E. ]. RICE, Treasurer, Little Rock.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

sufficient capital, we look to our
friends in other parts of the world for
their help. sEsFFg
W. c. T. T., of Tokyo, Japan.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

Our guides, we pretend, must be
sinless-as if those were not often
the best teachers who only yesterday
got corrected for their mistakes.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05
DIRECTORY OF sTATE OFFICERs.

DIRECTORY OF STATE OFFICERS.
LYDIA M. CHACE, State President, Little
Rock.
MRS. SARA X. HART, Corresponding Score.
tary, Little Rock
MRS JULIA A. CLARK. Recording Secretary,
Beebe. ~
MRS. e. j. RICE, Treasurer, Little Rock.
The W. g. I. U. meets every Thursday at
street.
The US meet every Monday at p.m,, at the
same place.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05

Members of Local Unions subscribe
for your State organ, WoMAN's
CHRONICLE.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-10-05
Distress
After
Eating

Sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently.
1t tones the stomach, regulates the diges-
ton, creates good ap- c;oL
petite, banshes headache, VIZ"
and refreshes the mind. Headache
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia.
had but little appetite, and what l did eat
Baar+, distressed me, or did me
little good. After eating l
pufn would have faint or tired,
allgone feeling, as though had not eaten
anything. My trouble was aggravated by
my business, painting, Last Co.,.
spring l took Hoods Sar- NN
saparllla, which did me an StOInaCn
immense amount Of good. 1t gave me an
appetite, and my food relshed and satisfied
the craving had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
sodby all druggists. ST. six for IS. Prepared only
byC.I HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-25
* @ IRA Mt BRO co. z.
! Salt Lake City, Utah. /
Telephone No. oil
Below few places of interest which we visit
Salt Lake City,

Old County Court House and New County JAIL ary Academy
John Tayor Residence President CannOns
Tabernacle with Assembly Bishops General Store House.
Residence and Grave of President Brigham Young Official Resi-
den the President of the Mormon Church.
which pint look down Of the
Prospect Hill where Valley glance T. c. NJ
Store and the Business Portions of the
We make speciality Of showing visitors city and all
points Of interest," furnishing we'll informed experienced
drivers who will give you historical explain every
thing inteligenty.
We Have the Finest Rigs in the West.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23
uNINEo STATES OFFICERS.

ININhO . h T I V OE 4N ID Ehos Cuited States Marshal-W. k. Mead. United States Deputy Ma:sha,-H. D. CaSsT wood.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
GALENA MINE.

rT>o WINFIELD :. SALMON, ELS HEIR U or assigns:
 Yoa are hereby notG-d by the unGe-sig1. G thas -hs has experd,d The saa of taca;y i've dollar in pe.iotIni1- ihe po'iIOn uf tae an q work To- ih yesr 'sSS, w5i-h yon a. 2 ca-ow;.eI iu tie Ga'-EE mi i Ig ci4i:I. situate ia the 6a- rvn mi.,in, dis;r.C., C. cIisc coTnty, : ii:sTa TerTiyD rrc r-cuif-d b .aS To eA p B1 arh1 sll. uVoa said Inine. The whole seni e. D~uJ fJ lGSor alc ifnpFov mcuts g3on rad ci4;m f'r tre y-az lSss oe.n. cLEf. cd dol r., sfsd yO+ hs,o failed 10 oon'r b'ts SoEr prop" ton oi said ex pend tGrc r-q d b. s--tion 23!4 oT t.e ke- ssi Statutes Oi the Chit C S'a'es.
 Tine saTn due iron toa io your saiG cd-OwL e fs- tIe &uua | N rlS upon rad G-l u1 iring tl1iu. fir the -a- l'sS is tg"ntyfv' GOii r.. Iart ia, the nm for which you arv dsiis tsI4t ai !Ee dat Cf itis LCuce.
 Yo.. ,olr heirs and as igns. a-c hereby noti5 |. that 1T ysn fh ~ saonlj ia or raiass tO ca tr.bu'e yJnr pr, portion o! the sbuye .;, nd ur to-wif: the rEm rf tScaiy-i.te d3llzrs, within ri'le days af CT .c publ ca.ip-: cf iLi- notice lc-si orcs week for ninety days l. thi- rcw s. papsT. tas game beir 2 the Ecw D per puilishes nearest the sad es'm yoI: in.er -f in sg q ca n WEI become the proDstty Of yoIr c -owneT. Ire uni-rsigace. wac has EEle ih, Tequirvd exPenji- ture. ard who r sides ai BisbCe, 4. T.
 Dated Ja1usry Is, ;S:
 JanlG-yd NARY SOWLE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

TUCSON LAND OFFICE. Receiver-frtd. W. Smith. Register-A. D. DIh
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

The only award of merit for trusses. Londcn, 1887 twas c. ptured ty SeeIey ( Go. There were over siKiy-eieht competitors. u
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITUEE.
BONANZA NINE.
ITO WINFIELD g. SALMON. HIS HE!Rs

ITO WINFIELD g. SALMON, HIS HEIRS or sss'gbs:
 Ton are hcrrby notified by the undersigned your @ owner Tn ths Bona .zi nI.piug cain, sit tate iE the Tombstone mining di- ' q, iI th, counsy Of Coshiss, Tc-ri:pTy of ar.zoLS. t'a. h. has expeud, th sum of ons Laad d dollars 1T the peTfDrnance Of The a.urIl vo-k To ta- yea IseS required Oy the laNs of ColsE' g la b: CT fJrll d pun said clsin to ] ta. same.
 You have failed 10 ccpuibu,e youF pr yor;iOr of lh: e1p=ad IErcs rec .ired hy sectio- 23<I c the HvyiseI s;Etgits Cf The Gri S-atcs to b' n aie upon sal: dam Q. tbc yss= iSSS The s1u due from you 70 ;he unjcrsignc4 you coo Slei iL raid cl i'm your pro Icr Ion Q: Ihe ;Goatys 'Xpenile1 hy hi'a upon -aid a-.l aboN' c f. rta, = th.r 'hT dollars ald '.iTty- th-,' nis, for wtlcn TO arc d.iiaqu -ni at the Gaie Q tli- notice.
 Iou. yoIr h,Irs and ss-i.-s, a-c hereby noiia ;c ths. yoa sh ,Eli irl O. refuse io coari:Ia 'u propo-tioa Of the above expenil:gre wi;L.. ninety days sftCr the D blicstiOa of ;his EOiic> once N w-sk fJr ninety i=ss, 'gr Interest iL h enid B ,n lnza ID ne v 1T bccoIhc The prJserly oi yo1r co-ownsr. the uud -r-igle!, wLo Te-.cs : a th city of TO,n oStO1e CscAise coluty, 4. f.
 Dated J.nsaIy U, lSsl.
 janI6-.0I WILLIAM HERRING.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

Choice brands Uf butter and cl.ee ;s st Hoefer's the pioneer grocer, on Ere mont and Fifth streets. h2
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. cccirer-D. J. Sullivan. Register-E. BurSess.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

STIIL1W'S CURE will Immediately relieve Crou?. wbooping Cough Ssnd Bronchitis. For sale ty.J- iouse.L
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23
.AurrinRrzHn AIrNrs

r. C. DAkE rooin C5. Merchant EIchange. sa, Francisco. is Authorized Agrnt for C--ifor ia GEO. P. HOWELL S CO, 10 Spruce st., New Yovk.
 NV. AYER SON, Philadelphia.
 An transactions made by tAe above named per cons. will be complied with a. the PROSE EC rOk odhOs-
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

SUPREME COURT. On sf Jr1 tiee-J James II. Wright. Associate Justices - V. W. Porter, W. II. Barnes.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23
RiCHL | s1". who rsnd ifIs rrg aHa 'npse thee

act: they will find honorable employment that will not take them from their homes and families. The profits sre large aaG sure made and are now making several hundred dollars a month- Ii is easy for any oDe to make q. and upwards per day, who is will Ing to work. Either sex ynung or old; caD- itzi not needed; we start you. Everything new. No soeci"l ability repaired: you. reader, can do it as we'll any one. Write to us al once for fall particulars, which we mail free Address Stinson & Co, Portland, Maine. 2s6p
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector, Taes nv. Il. Bristol.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

Salt pickels, 50 ccn:s "a gallon. at Wolcott's Cash S.ore.s
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23
PROSPECTOR
CITY oFr.cIA. PApEI.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. Gcverusr-C. M. Zulsck. Sscretsr y--Jancs A. Bsyerd Uaited stzt t-s Aitn-ncv--OHeE J. EO-sc. Auditor--j. ;. naakins. Attorney Gen e-ol-J. I. Rush. ssrveyor-Genc, al-jcan II. Eise. Treasurer-C. k. Foster. Superintendent of Pubic InFtr=ction-c. '. Str.uss. Delegate 10 Consress-M \. Smith. Superintendent of Territorial PrisOn-JShn ' |. Be.al.
 SUPREME COURT. Chef Jp1 tiee-Jsmes II. Wright. Associate Justices - ". W. Porter, W. II. Barnes.
 DISTRICT COURT. Jud,e Fir., 5aGe5I Distriet-w. II. Barnes. Judge Second Judicial District-WI ian ". Judge Taird Judicial Di.triet-James II. Wright.
 uNINEO STATES OFFICERS. United States Marshal-w. K. Mead. United States Deputy Ma-sha,-H. D. C5SsT wood.
 TUCSON LAND OFFICE. Rsceiver-srt W. Smith. Register-A. D. DlfL
 PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. eccIrer-D. J. Sullivan RegisIer-E. Burgess.
 INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector, Taes nv. Il. Bristol.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-23

THIS PAPER ? E .'cdi s f9t x S 9 S,|s,os, s .; sSa
 AivcrtisfnG Bureau GO Spruce St sAere advert
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
OUR
9 T OR :. j..

Bright n its new dress of paint brighter IN It's new
sorns stock DO you contemplate buying aoprns oyereoA
New suit or outfit the juvenile portion OF the tAy
Psrhans YOU need all-Ogercoat, Suit and the "flzns
What range aal complete variety offered FOR oar appo'a
the choicest product loom and needle Ready made not
content with approaching bat must needs surpas' III
of tgle ami ma up rank and he OF custom work
For Business Suits have the neat PLAIN effects III Di@S
Gavs and Browns so sought for by the maven tauS
metobrush class the abdued paids 80 popular WITH Tue
Young We show ia bewerng variety Cheylo5 Tor lovers o
the ronb wholesome Scotch Wocens and then the honest
American Casmsres lots of them equal TO the pest
that pay tribute 70 the customs.
For Dress Suits the range narrowel-the designer skill
heinz wholly confined pattern play OF coors org out
the tt they are equal the task Is shown IN our eA
hbt OF novelties IN black button frockS anu
Prince Aberts In make they perfection but the price
i the oad-stone Isn't attractive TO think OF compete
outdt vonr tailor could tell from his own handlwork at
the nominal cost of single garment from MS hahuS we
rather think YOU are alive the advantages offered ana con-
fdenty await the pleasure of demonstrating 10 you
personally the merits Of clothing sold by ule
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Aarrfsa ia Hsste she 49,. 9aAsp Leisure
a Kspent-s sasalea hs ~tosAAS. sac
Was NAde . Aief4sa - ffe-
1est SoGfs fseaa thc a~1f


Mrs DeIa Ma-f d4e-larrY Nte ei
......- . he tD,.slso.inan
.f,..
- ....., +
noon nIet btt h ti-e eatA''
ask. ..rs f..ra divorce
t..r ... sf...s.ll known facts I
p..s..i..,,
ttt+ta-iis siie 80 -'1'
C0rfs arrest, ete.
~ae further ALLEGES that On the Zsth
a....faf..t ....... ,,..,fl..ng for ono
~. f...-....--t anil thar on
.5.t.. ....,..,. ........ =. ts.. hons. wnefe
.....l .~4 f.r IN nsr.a,e
.,..... s., ..,.a,., IA marry hlm.
l,,i..rtl. r..rre.e6tsd ta
t.s.l ..'... n'.f,1a l.. med the
~, 5+,E, fl.. ~..,..,.5r g.a.ft ankles,
-..4l....,.,r,eI.af.lx
.l -. 1...r. tl,et NJ
.' ,."..fi H. Ir...eht tha would
.. I,'.....r ~ ffe. rltat she
.'....l. =. a.. f.,t tI.
9..f..l.,, that 3.
/ = ''.,...t fa,,.,...r ia fh.s
-, So - - MI ask her all
i.f ..,,.,.-.... s..f .l,.. o,nld have
-. ,rtli. it,. tl,at he knew
.bf .onls mol stand il. that t would
."rsl,' I'm h.r. fsat h~dId NOT fear
,o,,. tbat L. wanted Ia save heI
- ,i,'. ,..r,,hl,. ordeal nf a trial: that
1,s -, ,,,', lrvinr % deceive her, but
49,. III. .f,.r, ~ save her.
-. f.,r,,,., ,.l,.,ro... That he told her
- 6sJ bee, ~ Sc Frank A. Rod
' e'','s '' dl,ntg nros.cuting attorney.
So " -, ,'.s ,1., H. cs.,. again.t HIM.
M ', Nfr 49,. ss;a he was AN right
'''''' ...I ~ ,'' -, . moi evidence ENOUGH
49, 49, ,n~r...f bsm She alleges that the
'4.fs,,.l,rt ,nld her that people
- III ,l,,,t H. cas-. and said Il
.be ,yer' = child of theirs they would
IL, IN -. Ier dead tl'an oo INTO court.
.a5 -, -, .f .l,. ronlJ marry HIM there
49, ,,''',li 'i'', ,,,t H.. ..,n, NOR. talk.
She ALLEGES further. that he SAID he
III -. - -. = number of lawyer-
.'.., n~1 ,l'..,. .,;d the h..f thing She could
l''" ,,','..,. l,in,. tbat he had come
,'' WI l.',, 49, ,,a,r, Inn, and he would
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
MASONIC MUTUAL ANNUAL
The Election of ofhcers and An"""'
Reports \ Good show ing

Reports Good showing.
The Masonic Mutual Benefit Associ-
alton. of Western Michigan, held Us
annual meeting Yesterday afternoon at
Masonic Hall, on Lyon-st. There was
2 fair attendance.
The bylaws were amended IN some
nar,iculars. and Directors We're elected
as follows:
J. Albright. c. Angel. Jacob Barth,
r. y. Benedict. 4. =. Botstord, NJ. j.,
/ \. paxis. .Wm. Dunham. 4. II. foWie,
". =. Inues. Elias Matter, al Frand
Raf.ids. and .. b. Barber MlddleViilc;
L. :. Conover. ColdWater /. w 'rlhns-
Lisbon; c. II. Looms, sparta y. ~
Nathor. Howard Clty j.. !. Iruin,
Spring Lake; ". IL. j. saunders, ',fai.a
Havcn: Daniel striker, Hastings II. W.
Walker, Lansing.
In the evening the Trustees held q
meeting and chose ". I. lnn's, IIesi-
/ don't. 4. Angel Vice President; +. D.
/ Benedict. secretary; !. Barih. treas
urcr: 4. 3. Bot,iord, Medical hl
/ rector.
From the Secretary's report ! ap
pear. that the ASSOCIATION has 9.tt'
! members. Last year d paid 20 hene
6c.ar.cs s70 1000 Ine Treasurer t.
port SA2.5fl.t4 ~ the treasury mo-N,
/ invested IA gilt edged interest htaiih'
bonds The Assessments dufng to'
wear amounted - Sl2 for each Il q"
of insurance. The membership snow
an increase over the previous year, an
altogether the N~~ocaion l- n N'f'
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
UNlTED We STAND
Tae Plumbers VII C4t 9'he'f
Frgeas No Longer.
TIT PAPERS SHOULD LEEP STILL
aAAt A.. tf.s 1is.sai hvfs ott iheaa A"-
ans Prltx lof GaFatus Aatn Aia
Putting ln = tss aa~ut fiNed a.
- f,f aaas.e A. A. ~ trUst.

Ii meht BE- supposed ifoln ali that
has tasn lald Sd PLANNERS hil.s. toes
tbs t.ne tof bene surprised a. them
had l.as>ad bet ahsn WORK done iof as
a. So .ast week went 0p g. 80 the hrs'
II las week. and no pl0niher IA tAe
cas- could he foaad h do i ioI less. Il
eta-.a some comment ts taose ~Ae
heard ol Il. and i 81 last uansIarea
tl.at the plumbers ~ tie city had COM
hu,a and nNed Ine price. GA al ie.s'
oae class of vafk.
1fnfoHAM-NfKsln reporter Was
dslailea a. look tae matter uI aua s't
Il tntrs Ma- auA Ifulh lu tue ftlfftt.
Iht ffst pers0si seen was u ] MNtRNl-
I'm. .sho stated that he ald noi Ano~
ANYTHING about Il. tut added - apn
/ sas What suu want a. print anything eI
4 that kind for. j. would not iH news
Then theIe ls something n the it-
/ port r. ihtre
Il don I know ANYTHING aiHsnt "a
The next luan seeu Was une ~ thc
( leading plumbers n ths c.tN. When
asked II iht plumbers had comhned,
/ SAID. WHY. no there ls no comma
tom Of tne plumbers. except mat they
nave regular price iaI tapping water
MAINS and putting ia hNufaii's. " men
Mf. SnilNef Nent oui % con i'"iis
With Mr.. NeatnfilA ANA h'-"h ''
alone.a spri al competition Nas sii'Ni''
and those two houses SEM "ot S'ii, .i'''is
L. gel work. Other houses, Id order 10
protect themselves, had To 40 lht
same, and frequently solc tors mel al
ihe same house and Nhe Nofs "oeio Ne
bad way down pa lrc' unil Il "as a"l.
for less than tht mai'i-a. usea Noi'ld
cost
last Tuesday meeting - the
plumbers Nas called aud tile pflt' 81
connecting with the mans ""s
fixed al s2o, only Ian lilf'
Il, vou san see when t1e ne-
3 uro> are before you. Hero they
are. " and he handed out the folio" Z
[ figures. "ForiY->l1 feet of lead pi'
weighing Two and oue-ilall pounds ~
the foot. at : cents per poend, s'--N
t excasailng and replacing the 'afln
fortx-,lx fettat l0 cents ls.r foot, - 100
stopco,k Sl.l5. IRON box sl-'a hNdfan'
/ -. permit. 500. which must ne pad Z
the Board o puhac Works plumber
j time and solder. -. total. 5000.
"NOw. tins is figuring ihe mAiffal q
inst fair profit. aud charging not
4 cent more ihan the plumlsr earns J."
. dong the work. W dlt nnt form aii.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

April -Whyst-tasa. Sea MAY. s'-ei
Csra- ssh ssss asked May. a.. scs
1si,-f4sh. zs.e ASKED, May z@es
P5fS- CASH. sus5 MAY. sn.1A, Juiy.
Lafi- cash. $50. May ss- Ja's.
>hsrs Ribs-Cash. s,a-i May s597,si July.
Si.l-is asked. w..
Car 1T Receipt, spring wheat. Mlnier
wheat g corn. -lo- oats. ll+. rye - Nai-ts' -
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

wbeat-No 1 white. Ole; No. red. 9ic.
Lancaster. gfc.
-~heiled. Soc.
DagS-l1-i -.
Rye-iUc.
barley l0a 60 ? cwt.
clover Seed-Buying at Si.00a450; selling at
500.
Timothy Seed-sl>0
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
hides.
REAL ESTATE RANSFERS.

This list is furnished by W. H. ScriD"er'
real estate dealer - Pearl-st.
Ernest L. Heath 10 Oscar L. Heath. lot zoo
1 Winmen.> "a add -..-..- i'f'
Henry IS Hoffs 90 Buurd J. kypena. lot --o
-h. ok l. Brown sub ..---. ''
John VI. EichcmS % Jonathan Martini ooo
lut ]. blk g Moody add -"
cba~ r. line 10 Thcrcsc *. Mcdowell.
mi lof, ami :. IBIS :. Richard * ,
Weekham'~ plat. Lowell ""
,Noa Barker fo harriet r. smith. pee
land of ~~c ". Alrnlu.i. .-..--.- N'
'gi do a.s,.s ar. # See 2 ?. y a., Grand Rapids loo
Cornelius Aekerson 90 Wesley NroSe;
Ra5, Rsd,s y 2. W a. Il" = 81 see t. ''''''' l.oo
Rager W. Butterfeid 10 Eobt. vs.. Mom.
- A.. part of e's. ne's OF see - ,-.
N N1Ifer.........
'.'','1 NV W ',a', 81 see ~ e. ,, Ma lm
Thomas ,.I .es bl"''Sl"t fkt pradiord li add so
Mary a. n. Perry. e. al. 20 Joseph 'p-
penheim. LOT -, Cunning a Ferry $
.r,e,rs B Roche ~ David IS. Critchiow
and Wife laf !. bills if. skinner add l.No
Jas ". Reid - second - ~ b. church.
part lot %. blk j.. Converse l"ii"td o-o
add -
john Laaahe-r fo Peter Prelstra. lee
a. blk ID. M9s1n's sub ..--..-.- i.-f'
Chas " Caif 70 Arthur T.. KRONER.
narf ioi s,. colt & Curtis par plat so
Joseph e. Mckee 10 Caleb y Hane lots
and %. south Grand Rapids ~"
johannes B Hui~f - John isfIrek- -
al. lot =. Blk l. Gcloc6 4 Van brees
Gso ''.' r. Wiison ,o W'm. W Eov.er. lot
H. Blk T. Uakdaie Paris second add @N
Dow 4 Austin - k'rh4lf e. HnIy"He.
lafe hIk 9. colt s. eos aa1 l.'a
David W fritrh'oW - Same. = Roche
an1 v.fe. so 81. ~. nr oi se
Herry Bowers r. Frank Bowers. So.
81 part Z 3. Nf ~ s.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

1t has been found that a goose can
stand the weather until the thermome-
ter goes to "a below zero. Then her
feathers won't save her. Wild ducks
can go twelve degrees lower and come
out on top.
"A bunch of dates that weighed
thirty-fve pounds was picked on a
ranch at Winters, CAL, recently. The
owner set out few trees as an expert
ment twenty-five years ago, and they
have been bearing for ten years.
1t seems that the average New En-
gland father reserves the right to tan
his sons jacket until the very day that
the boy reaches his majority. while in
the West the cold man" lets up at the
age of about sixteen. Some one should
collect statistics to show which prac-
tice proves the most beneficial to the
boy.
"A writer in the Liverpool Mercury
thinks 1.-The multiplication of theaters
In London is remarkable social de-
velopment. They are now almost too
numerous to count. At this moment
there are twenty recognized houses of
dramatic entertainment open nightly"
This in a. population of about FIVE mil
lions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-20

SINCE 1878, when, under the editorial manage
ment Of Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge. the publication
of It Nicholas for Young Folks was begun, 1t has
led all magazines tor girls and boys. Nothing
like it was known before, and to- day as The Chi
cago Inter Ocean recently said ''it is the model
and ideal juvenile magazine of the world"
Through its pages the greatest writers of our
time are speaking to the youth Of America and
England, and the best artists and engravers are
training the eyes of the boys and girls TO appre-
clate the highest in art Nobody knows how
many readers st Nicholas has. In the third
largest public library in America,-that in In
dlanapols,-more than 5000 people read each
months number.
Since the first Issue Mrs. Hodge has remained
as editor. Early in its history other young peo-
pies magazines. 'Our Young Folks,'' The Lit
tie Corporal, - Riverside" etc., were consolid-
ated with it, and its history has been one of
growth from the first. Tcnnyson, Bryant, L ong-
fellow, Whittier Miss Acott, Mrs. Burnett, Chas.
Dudley Warner, w. d. Howelis, and almost
every well known writer of our time have con-
trlDuted to Its RACES. There is Only one way in
which its conductors can make it better, and
that is by making more of it. and so they an
nounce that with the beginning of the seven
teenth volume November. 1880 st. Nicholas will
be enlarged by the addition of eight, and some
times sixteen extra pages in each number This
enlargement is absolutely req ired to make room
Tor the Ilch store of new material which has
Deel secured tor the benefit OF st Nicholas cad
erS The use of new and clearer type will be be-
gun with the November number.
during the coming year there are to be four
lApoitdhI serial stories ny louf "elI KfOWH
American authors. Athletics anu OutdOf sports
will be a special feature Contributed by Walter
Camp, of Yale, and others) and there will be
stories of character and adventure, sketches of
information and travel. outdoor papers. articles
of special literary interest, suggestive talks on
natural history, other scientific subjects, and the
march OF events Both the December and jan
nary numbers are to be holiday issues.
The price " i'll be the same as heretofore. So 90
year % cents number, and al dealers and
the publishers (The Century Co.. New York; take
subscriptions. New subscribers should begin
with November.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-11-20
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