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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21
circ.i, ,oast 'o.,cnr..

|VT'TIT T'TNTIW y IW' NVTTIT
IluLrSA. Ark, May -. The May term
Of tie Phillips Circuit Court commenced
hero this morning. With Judge VI. T..
Sanders presiding. Tho docket y unusu.
ally heavy. more especially the criminal
docket There are twcniy.thrcc prisoners
IN jail awaiting trial, five Of whom are
charged With murder In the iint degree.
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,t,vh,n, uobbsry in LoaIslan..

NEw ORLEANs. May 20. A Tune Demo
erai Monroe special says Tho United
States mail hack running between Bishop
and Monroe. was stopped and robbed
short distance beyond fouchc, this even
mg. The robbers, two white men, stop
pcI the hack called the driver aside aud
carried oil tho mail
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Tho rn.e OF sirorac sierr-.

Nrw NonK. May 20. Assistant District
Attorney Gon today instructed the Grand
Jury not to end an indictment against
George VI. storr, son of tho laio Emory
Slorrs. Of Chicago. charged with attempted
blackmai by his wife. Tho latter is seek.
Ing divorce, aud besides was dcsirous Of
pressing the criminal charges.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

Nrw YoHE, May 2O.-Thc judgment for
$3.50. liLi obtained against the Kanawha
& Ohio Railroad by the Kanawha I'm.
proyomcnt Company, was ilcd in the
County Clerks olIioc today. Tho judgment
wns ior two notes executed in this city on
October - lasl, for six moniha, aud inter.
eht No 40 per cont.
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The yie.sbnra Veterans.

ISDiASAroms, Ind. May 20. The an
nual meeting oi the Association oi Nicks.
burg Veterans will be held In this city on
the 22d inst All soldiers honombly dis.
charged who fought In any Of the battles
around Nicksbufg are entitled 10 member
ship. Many are expected from other
States. Persons desiring to attend eau got
special rates 10y applying 10 the railroad
ngenl ol lheIf town OF city.
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s,.phe. oir.rd.s n,r,nd.,.

PnuADrtruA, Pa, MAY % Tho
l3Oth anniversary Of tho birth Of
Stephen Gimd was observed To-.
day with appropriate ceremonies In Girard
College by the Alumni Association. the
instructors aud the present pupils. Many
men prominent Ia public lie were present,
aud many speeches wcro made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21
su.....tot Candidates.

ASvWoLis, Md, May 2O.-Thc follow.
Ing additional candidates hive passed sue.
ccssnlly their mental examinations a,
naval cadets, Naval Academy W. u.
Whitman. Of Texas; w. 4. Valentine, ol
New York. IL. NJ. Field, Of Virginia; II,
u. Price, Of Iowa.
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ma. Mnnled fnr ,rnrnrr.

CmcAoo, H.. May 20.-Tho police have
under arrest on a charge Of larceny a man
who gives his nnmo as Royal French.
They say bis real name Is Oscar Bolcs and
that be Is wanted at Coyingion. Ind, for
the murder OF bis sister, whom ho had
pfeyioualy outraged.
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CONDUCTORS DISCHARGED.
l.. & N. Captains Relieved In a whole
sale Manner.

u . EFF NWTTNTTIW ENNIINNNNI III y " IIWIN-
sale Manner.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NAsnyiLtE, Tenn, MAY 20. The whole
sale discharge Of conductors on the Louis.
willie & Nashville main line aud branches
has occasioned much talk In railroad cir
clcs. II was learned today that all except
two on the main s,cm north Of Nashville
and several ON tho Memphis branch, be-
tween Memphis junction and Memphis
aud the Louisville, Cincinnati & Loxing-
ton road have been retired. -Four running
between Nashville aud Montgomery have
been relieved, and It Is understood that
Others are o. follow No reason Tor tho
action Of tho company Is known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

Has n larger circulation than
any othor newspaper In tho 70.
gion oomprised by tho states OF
Tennessee. Mississippi, Arkan.
sss, Alabama, Texas aud Lou
isiana..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-21

Has n larger dahl y circulation
than any other newspaper In
Tennessee, Mississippi. Arisan.
sas, Alabama and Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28

Elbridge t. Gerry in a magazine article ex-
presses the surprise of the average citizen, with
out stock in an electric company, at the con-
tention that an electric shock which when
received accidentally from an sro-lisht wire
kills in nine cases out of ten, even with inper.
feet contact, cannot be made TO kin 10 a Ger.
tainty when deliberately and directly applied
under conditions favoring its deadliness 10 thu
lYe-centers of q criminal Evidently there ere
strange things in the philosophy and logic Of
the electric companies.
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The public is not 80 much interested in de-
Gliding who is or has been fesponsi-
BILE for delays in the work Of resurfac-
Ing Pennsylvania avenue as in Fastening
the Improvement to a speedy compile
hon- At present, the cause of delay is found
In The Insignificant force Of men employed In
repairing the trsck-bed Of the street
railway. and the effort Of tho Com
n:issioners to quicken the snan's pace
Of this work viii receive public Endorsement.
In its present stage the work on the tracks Is
i nuisance. irrespective Of the delay caused 10
the contractors engaged in resurfacing the
avenue with asphalt Vehicles Of all kinds are
impeded and driven into dangerous jams; pas
sengers on the cars are detained by blookades;
dust fills the air in dry weather, and mud
spatters everything after a rain. To the mer-
chants, whose busy season is near at hand, il il
becoming serious matter to have the street
torn up in this way, and SO little
done toward putting it into passable condition
for customers carriages. Every citizen who
takes pride in Washington is mortified at the
Idea of presenting such a spectacle to our
guests who will gather here shortly for the Ma
sonic conclave and the other political socia,
and scientific reunions. The people of the city
are especially anxious that no additional de-
lays shall occur to postpone the completion of
the work, arising from wrangles between the
parties who are responsible to the public for
the performance of varying duties in respect to
the improvement. The general advice to
everybody connected with the resurfacing is to
postpone for a time a consideration of the
shortcomings OF others, to do heartily what
duty to the public requires in the matter, and
to hurry about it.
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CoLoRED JKRsEYs

CoLoRED JKRsEYs
AT s2.oo-A Good Quality vest-front Jersey, In
Gray. Navy, Garnet. Brown, Tan and
Dark Red
AZ s2.eS-The same quality, with tucked yoke In
Brown. Garnet and Navy.
AT s3es-A better quality, with tucked yoks and
sleeves, in Gray. Navy and Brown.
AT s4.oo-A splendid quality, with frout trimmed
with vertical stripes Of mehair and gilt
or silver braid. eafis and collar 10 mstoh.
These come In Navy and Myrtle.
There are 20 ans other qualities and styles that I,
Ia inrossbie to enumerste them all but this Inst viii
doubtless give you IN idea 81 our s.sorment.
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UNIFORMS ron WASHINGTON. COLUMBIA. On
hoLAY AND POTOMAC OOMNAHDRnIEs
Are Manufactured and sold By - hoe any house
An goods strictly best quality ana guaranteed rssu-
Aiso UNIFORMS roR or.n po,rrrroN COW.
AANDEkt 81 ALEXANDRIA Va, ct Factory pricea
WILLfTT RCOFF,
eu1S-S0 008 Honnsyivau1A ave.
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During August. ,et. the exception Of Saturday epem-
tho. zoe close ats pm
Dun REAsos-Is II AM
ADVANTAGE TO your

The early corners in FAN Footwear are rapidly filling
In the available spscs-snd we've rot 70 have all the
room we can possibly get Wen have to plan and
trive to our Wits ends in order tosette the
stock in such . way Is to b oonvsnisnt to hand
when You want it. The call for Summer Slippers
| is about over. Most every one who buys now-buys
from necessity. We want to sell svery pair we
have got on hand-down to the last one. We've
DOT to do It for the 1t viii give ua-ff necessity
don't prompt you to buy maybe the yrtos will Think
| about it anyway.
Consider the qualities you knoW We are Offering
then balance them with the prices we've Aitehsd them
up with now-and we guess youn decide you can
afford to invest for the few weeks wear you can get
out of them right Of and then lay them away till next
summer.
Here's the difficulty We can't ut everybody. Tho
lines are very incompletetheyre regular paupers
far as sizes gobut it's just as like as not we've got
your size-See!
All the Ladies' Russell oxfords that have sold
Dah us ut 50, 275. 81. SO and s1.90-f
you can md your size-are......-....s1.27.
Isn't that cheap enough
All the Misses and Children's High. Cut Rus.
sets that We have been selling at So. so, s2.25
ana sand big qualities for the money. too
~fe .......................$I23.
nyou can get the size our advice is-buy 'emi
All the Misses Regular Heel and Spring Heel
Dongola Oxford Ties, with a dainty little tip
OF patent leather, are now.............S1.15.
These take in four qualities So 25 81, sl.75 and
s1.5o. The only question is on the size. II we've
the one your little girl wears-buy. by all means.
AL the Children's oxford Ties-every style and
variety that have been 81 .25-are now. zoe.
The sizes we have viii come in between 5-s and
s,f-1ok
All our High.Cut Rus-ets for Ladies Of the
$3.50 and So qualities now. ......s1.37.
They're Hastily tipped concave heels and opera lasts
You know the Boots
All the Misses and Chdren's Canvas Shoes Of
the SLIGO. $3.50 and 1926 qualities are
low
The sizes run between SIS and s-1o,s and
11--2. You work these in to advantage for
house wear-if no other way.
All the Ladies' French Kid Oxford Ties from
SO. SO to S2.75 now...........SlS7
Mems Stitch Downs-you probably call 'em
Wigwam Slippers They're soft and easy,
anyway. and have been &1.25. now they
&c
All the Mems Russet Oxfords-s2. so and e3-
how."......... ..........................Sl.ST
AL the Mems Russell Oxfords, s1.es,
noW.-...- ......,.-........-.....-Sl.3T
All the Mems Russet Bals-S4.50. 81 and
SE.tS.
That's the story. If you them you'll need
no urgins-and We think you can Don't be dissp-
pointed If the size you want is not here-but you'n
understand that.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE RELIABLE sHoERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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The constitutions turned out BY the copven.
tons in Montana and North Dakota are ready
for submission to tho people at the October
election. South Dakota stands By her consti
tuition adopted in 1885. when she assumed the
guise, without the substance, of statehood
Washington is still At work at hers. This seems
to leave very little time in which 10 ,liscuss he
fore the people the various provisions Of the
new instruments. but it is safe to say that No
debate is necessary or expected. All differ
ences were sufficiently settled in convention to
leave little to be done outside. The irst
thought now is 70 procure admission to the
Union, and, after that, any small defects which
may seem to need it can be amended as leisure.
Ali the constitutions provide for bicameral
legislatures; and in all except washington's
the sessions are held every two years and
limited to sixty days. North Dakota places re-
strictions upon special legislation and on state.
county, and municipal indebtedness, gives
women the right to vote in school elections.
and will lay before the voters, in q separate
article, the question Of prohibiting the LIQUOR
traffic. South Dakota has made similar pro-
visions throughout, except that she is prepared.
Al the first session OF fhe legislature, to submit
the entire question of woman suffrage to
the people. In Montana there is no
Reference TO the liquor question; but women
are permitted to vote at school elections and
on issues to be decided by the taxpayers. In
Washington there Will be a separate liquor
clause submitted to the people; on the woman
outrage question there has been some inde-
cisiOn, and the conclusion reached the other
day against submitting a separate clause on
this head TO the people has been reconsidered.
In all the new states the school fund is care
fully guarded, and the reserved lnnds are to be
sold only in installments at long intervals. at ,
minimum price Of ten dollars an acra. On tn.
whole, /. appears that the convent ms hav.
steered fairly clear of the perils of filing n,
their constitutions with matters which belonr
more properly within the domain Of ordinary
legislation; and thus far, at any rate, they ar,
20 be congratulated on the results of thei,
labors.
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MscELLANEous.
Hair Mattresses. 20 lbs, $3.50.
Wire $300
Large Comfortable Rockers, e3T6.
Small S25
Boz Mattresses, former price els. 90. now $3.50.
Reed and Rattan Reckers
Plush Rockers from to IS less than former prces
In fact we will sell everything have in the hous,
wayef prices 1t is not matter Of profit with us
but . wish to enter New Building with an eptirs
stock Of everything in the line Of Furniture
Carpets, Upholstery Goods. Wall Papers.
JULIUS LANSBUR0H
3l5 7th It, nv.
Kew House viii be 13th&F au24
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l25 Dozrx M,ssrs Hosr
AT Is CENTS 4 PAN

we have Just secured great bargain IN Msses' ana
Childrenp Hose. Full Regular NADIA Coiors, Black,
Brown Blue and Garnet Real value. so. 81 ana 26c,
We have punched them al at 16c pair.
What are left Of our Ladies' 0auze vests that vers
90, 81 and 4be VIII 20 nov at he
An u our Carpets st greatly rsducsd priceo.
Ladies' Al1-Woea flannel euitns, Dsubae wrath. esq
JOHNSON. GARNER . 90.
,ee-3m ESQ n sss. near TN d nv.
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A MEXICAN ICE Co.
WILLIS, ICE co. AND PENoBScor Rryre rcr m
Once: 10th and y sts. y W. Ice ana Coal Orxierr
BY Red Wagans. Depot Telephone. 4S9-2; once Tel
T. N. WILLIE
sul5-Sn Washtngtou Mznaesa.
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H1LADRLpH1A SroRk

4 H1LADE1pH1A SroRn
BLANkETS.-Bareains for early buyers Of Blankets.
Ten-quarter Wool Blankets from 81 mp
30 60 per pair
We have special 10-4 All Pure Wool
ut the low price Of S4.38.
Eeven-Quarter Blanket. strictly All.
Wool, the best Blanket for the price, q,
we know OF.
special liza All Pure White Wool
Blanket at So pair; special bargain.
Eleven-quarter White Wool Blanket,
weighing pounds, price $3.50. A linn
tied quantity only.
COMF0RTS.-An prices from 90c. up 10 finest
quality.
25 PIECES OF Wrapper Reps In new styles. ct only
10c. per yard
BARGAINS IN Table Linen Napkins, Towels, &c.
We invite your inspection OF New Fall
Dress Goods now arriving and will be
sold Mt less than regular prices
IS PIECES Good Quality Mating will be sold cheap
tpciose.
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~ AND BRIDGE WOHKS

EDWARD L DENT. n. E. Propulsion
The best facilities In the city for all kinds OF Iron
wgrk, Steel Beams. Angles, be- always IN stock.
speSislt. Repairs and general machine work donein
Sole hesnsees IN he pStsss q Columbia for the
,ss,s- iss,slsn sysss@ Of beam AnehSrs saa iro-
40, Ctty ofAcs l&i3 9 st nv. Tel asa,
u Washington. d. q
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CLoCKs.
We keep full line Of
"ANSoN1A CLOCKS"
Of every grade from the cheapest to the Marble
Cathedral There is this advantage of buying clock
of this reliable make-that should not prove Is rep
resented should keep correct time it can be r.
turned and repaired free charge" another taken
in its paoe This applies to the nickel at 80 cents
- well - thoseof marble at $40.
Here some prices:
Ansonia Nickel Clocks Warranted, SO CENTS.
Ansonia Nickel Clocks. with Alarm (warranted,, o.
Ansonia Tom Thumb Clocks CwarranteO 81
Ansonia Tom Thumb Clocks, with Alarm (war.
ranted). s1.5o.
Ansona Nickel Clocks. extra size Cwarranted, 81 So
Then there the fine Parlor Clocks at all prices up
to $40.
full line Of Bronze Ornaments at low prices
THE PAI.Afs ROYAL
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democracy so broad as to embrace on the
one hand a tariff reformer of Allen G.. Thur
mans radical stamp, and on the other as good
aprotectionist as James E. Campbell, is Ohio's
boast. In bringing together the convention
which meets at Dayton today, this democracy
has undertaken the task of conciliating and
harmonizing elements as diverse as the poles
Its success is yet to be determined. Laurence
I. Neal is the candidate OF the out-and-out
low tariff men. If, now seems unlikely, he
carries off the nomination, the platform will
probably be bold in its tariff plank. following
the lines of the national party. Should ex-
Congressman Campbell. however, be chosen.
the tariff viii be relegated to an inferior place
and the fight made upon local issues as far as
possible. trusting to the interest awakened BIZ
these. and to the personal popularity of the
candidate, to pull the ticket through. The re-
publicans last year rolled up a plurality of
nearly twenty thousand votes against the Old
Roman. even with a strong prohibition ticket
in the field. The democratic wings must fan
together, and flap vigorously, if the party is to
be carried to the front in this years race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-28

A GooD UsDrHsrAsDrso
CAN BE HAD BY CALLING AT
zEnBRUNs SHOE HOUSE.
coz 9TH STREET.
AND LEARN WHAT % CTS. WILL DO.
We Offer For Ono wesk.
LADIES' poNaoLA BUTTON. Plain and Patent
leather Tip. ct 9se.; regular price s1.50.
MISSES SPRING HEEL DoNaoLA BUTTON.
regular price 4l.35; 30 this week at 9se
BOYS AND YOUTHS SUTTON AND LACE. ESQ.,
127 pairs MISSES HEELEp KID and GOAT BUT.
TON worth $3.50 60 at 7ao.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
LADIES' $3.50 and a HAND-sEwED BUTTON.
GENTS 81. % and a CATERS, MEMS CALF.
KIP AND GRAIN BOOTS. WATERPROOF HUN
TIERS SHOES 1t
HKILBRUN's. 4o2 7th st.
See: The Old Lady in window. 1t
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Robert Ray Hamilton. whose domestic affairs
are receiving an abundant airing through the
murderous attack made by his wife upon a
nursemaid at Atlantic City, is one Of a group of
young New Workers of good ancestry and
abundant fortune who took fancy, some years
ago. to turn their backs upon life of luxuri-
Gus ease and devote their energies to the public
service. They were of.various degrees of matu-
rity, and were divided pretty evenly between
the political parties. One was son of Hamil-
ton Fish. ex-Secretlry Of State; among the
others were J. Hampden Robb, Charles p.
Miller. Delaney Nico!l, William ". Aston. and
our present civil service commissioner. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Some are still active in poli-
tics, and the rest have dropped out Of sight.
Mr.. Hamilton the first to disappear.
Elected as a reforrle- from one of the
most aristocratic districts. he served a while az
a member of the state assembly with great ac-
ceptance. But, like some other young and in
experienced men, he allowed himself to be
frightened into belief that his political future
depended on the cultivation Of the ':machine. ~
and, whom he espoused the cause Of a street
cleaning bill which was expected to enrich the
bosses at the expense of the tax payers. his re-
form friends became mis- bitterest enemies Ts
Came up for recollection and they turned or,t n
full force and worked all day at the polls to de.
feat him, merely for the sake of teaching hin,
lesson. They succeeded, and from that time
Mr.. Hamilton has been, and apparently has
aspired TO be. nothing better than .clut
man" His unfortunate marriage has tended
to separate him more and more from the com.
panioas Of his happier days, and the latest in.
cident in his life drama will cause reve lations
probably, that viii tend to drive him for a time
at least still further into retirement.
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RED BEACH CAncrsrn PI.srra
:, Jus. arrived pr schyoper Clara aes7 Barrels RED
Ls. "a NJ WATERS
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ELPHoNZo YoUNas COMPANY,
ARs NINTH STREET.
P.S.-Fresh arrivals Of NEW MACKEREL every
few days-a most desirable breakfast dish in warm
weather. E.YC
au20
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CARHART LETDY
02s 7thst. and zoe ct. NV.
sa24 Washington. DC.
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WOODWARD Z LorHnoa
Co. llsA - = - AZ.
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WAKE daily mention IN this .p.ce % var1ou. hs--,in
tney sre anxcus yon should knov sbout ana O. rres
man, are limited IN nunber and 81 10 time an iper
hsussole surpy. u woald he nd sous for Won % mar
early calls After you read our snDo unoernsn,s
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New t1ouss viii be isth&F. .uai
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fOurth noofD
NEW FALL CLoAKs FOR THE BABY
The baby generally needs Closk earlier in
the season than its elders and we have
already placed cur Fall Stock on sale. Out
OF the entire assortment we pick these two
lines for special mention, representing a
they do our best buying efforts in this direc-
ton.
Infants Cream Cashmere Long Cloaks.
with deeply Embroidered Cape and En-
broidered Skirt, well made AID nicely an.
ished, s3.75.
Infants Cream Cashmere Long cioaks,
with deeply Embroidered Cape and ninety
Tucked skirt "a
(second heor. snnex)
TABLE CANTON FLANNEL-Besched
Canton Flannel Of stout heavy quality for
laying under Dsinask Table Linens.
56-ineh soc. per yard
6e-inch Zoe. per yard
This Flannel not only enhances The an
pearance Of the Damask. but IL q ssyin9 "a
Il i'm various ways and making 10 lAst long,r.
(second hoor.)
SEE THE wIyDow.-Ioo IN the f-st
window at that display Of Towels. No
stronger evidence can be given that this
10 good place 10 buy Towsis-unlsss II b
their priceA
LADIES' UNNADE SKIRTS. we are
showing very attractive line Of Iadies' An
wool Rome Spun" skirt psttsrns. each
pattern being the exact length and width
for making . Skirt These are In SOLID
Colors and etripss With Borders Of Con.
tsasting ColofinFa -Four excellent quail
tisa. ct d. u. Is. else. and % psr pattern
CDscond noor.,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-17

The Grand Rapids ard Indiana Raj
road Company vii ofTer for sale over
the counter in the Land Department az
Grand Rapids Mch gan. about sil the
land owned tv the company n Wexford
and M8nlstee counties lcI1dng large
tracts Of hardwood tud a quantity ~
pine timber. on Thursday November
"a. ls.9 At noon fuA Information
ard maps - same can be had bY al
dressing ~ g.. Hnghart, Land Com
missioner ~. r. q (. r. F., Grand Rap
ids, Nlch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-17

'Tt took lsss shan week 70 confirm
1J sh e0rT beyond = doubt. The Cafe
rAnglais didn { sfsoTd scope enough for
her gasrronon1ic talents. a. we went on
the second occasion % BiFnon $. We
were a party o. siI-fOur Americans,
Olyurpe and 4 protere. With The serene
calm OF mistress Of her art. oiymVe
informed ne that she had given orders
for tbe dinner "a advance. Three
cbocok kste between the ppTs of her
cigarette. and wondered whether the
present were = sample everyday occur
renee.
NsreelIa knows how - sop joc-
osel7 observed young government
official who was OF the party. Her
feet. her eyes. her cestaness and her
appetite have enptied the pockets OF
half the wealthy young gsllants IN
Madrid
Which. ss I shortly Afterwards
learned. was quite true. FOR her eXpen-
sive tastes in that quarter had become \
proverb n the capital"
Was this gifted gourmet so 6esuti-