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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-30
Female.

A REFINED English lady wishes engage
n ments with first-class families; can fill
any capacity. Mrs. B., 81 Nicollet ave.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-30
SITUATIONS WANTED.

nRUG CLERK-Situation wanted by
II Scandinavian registered pharmacist:
Twelve years experience; speaking some
English and German. Address Hertzberg,
Scandal Drug Store, Minneapolis. 2
nRUGGIST-Wanted situation by regis
- tered druggist; frst-class references
Address Druggist, Globe, Minneapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
SECOND FLooR PLAN.

ferent localities, running higher in the
larger cities and smaller il the country
towns and villages.
The matter OF painting house OF this de-
scription IL one that should receive the ut
most consideration. The mere question Of
the co'ors 10 be used IS oquall y as essential
to a fine and pleasing appearance as a
picturesque design. The Colors OF the
house should be IN harmony, and yet con-
trast with the surroundings. Each pros
psctive builder Of n home should aim AZ
erecting oae that wll display originality Of
ideas and thus teni toward erecting dwell
iurs which will improve the prospects and
.rrouudirxs of their t0vu-a modern
house costing 10 more 70 build than an Old
fashioned one
Tue matter Il decorating q house on the
inside u also ore taat merits attention. A.
the present time the use Of wall papers and
borders IA 50 confirmed ard the design 90
varied that ia house Of moderate cost they
are chiefly employed Fine effects nav.
however. be accomplished by the use q
c0.Ors upo1 walls and ceilings and az a
very moderate cost IN the way of deco.
rstug the ceilings. sometimes walls and
borders. c'lors juduciousi iv app 81 are often
much more effective, sud certainly 40 more
costly than papers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
Curious Facts.

An Arizona hen that inadvertently
hatched out brood of ostriches died OF
disappointment when she tried to cover her
young ~ night, and found that her wing
was about large enough TO obscure the
vision OF her eldest sons right eye.
OF the two hundred gold beaters in New
YORK, not one is woman. The same is
true OF the wife beaters.
There is q man in Washington who thinks
the sayings of his first boy, now two years
old, are insufferably stupid.
An Omaha man who swallowed dollar
forty years ago died few days since, ard
the post -mortem examination divulged the
presence of fifty-eight dollars and sixteen
cents in his stomach. The doctors are now
computing the rate Of interest for record in
the medical archives Of Omaha.
A Boston paper claims to know of young
girl living on Beacon street who does not
wear spectacIes or eyeglasses aud who has
never written poem.
A retired pug.,Ist up ia Vermont has de-
clined 70 open saloon, preferring 10 earn
his living as an eXpressmsn. Nothing so
extraordinary has been met with in New
England OF late years.
William Eiks, = Michigan cashier now in
Canada, left a acounterfeit ten-dollar bin be-
hind him when he departed.
Horace Moody, Of Pineville, Ga, has a
COPY II London Punch, in wh.ch there IS not
single old joke. 1t Is suspected that il -
not genuine.
A Brooklyn Chinaman, Chin BIZ by name,
does not keep a laundry or a Joss house.
Van Pcyster Hicks-W ortb, OF the Hecla-
met Club, IS avery curious person. He has
no respect whatever for the Prince Of Wales,
considers IL bad form to ogle women from
the club window, and IS not a victim to the
caue-suckiug habit-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

-zzls rnsy z2d a-a rrs - Ia s-2<. So
Ia 1lsESe 4s&rE1
We
4 kzVs coaclE6ed Is isz's best f9r yo4 -
I've acre a Ehs Ee-sS 49, lg1ser
~ "a geIZ' - 2Agp~-t asksd Jc-14n-
-Yoa AT goa - ElrS Gnot1sr a4n1s &c
yC1fF
Ne. - &c sgre act Yea s-it ne e..
ulr45ly, LOTHIAN. cay '-sa1 4r- .zg -etoa
saas ths Nor1s ezt via "a srors-s'I az
L1lEkin ~ gegEag EaaErlec-'
~Dbnf
~LEs rather 20 il LIE. - - sure" s@l1
Mr xg.etea, eclscleas u ls0zaaz eK-
tTe1.s. , siee p.sa, ~5at sea zlos .sS14-a,
lL's never too lals - u scc1 -11ng"
.-terl4ll. net"
-Ysa o4sas % geE married, J0tnzG, p
zede,i his ell ploser, spe4Alag IA . rAsAsr
r4gid zad e. o4rrazssd E1-ozeF.t
-EalE sot'
~Cerlzi4.y H0Q might I've IA TIE little
Ls1se beyond TIE ge-ca orchard II ~o1-sn I
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
FIRsTFLOOR PLAN.

12xl4 #, with china closet off, AKA It, and
at end Of hall is the kitchen, 11xl4 it., with
pantry 4x7 it. g in. The staircase from the
first to second floors ascends from the hall
and runs up TO a landing at which is placed
a handsome large double window.
A staircase then ascends TO the second
floor. The stairs 10 the cellar pass down
from the small hall off kitchen. The cellar
is located under kitchen and is 1lxl7 IT in
size. The second story contains four cham
bers, one over the hall 9xl2 It. with closet
2xS fl. 6 in, one over the parlOr l2xl6 IT. 6
in. with closet 3 #. 6 in.X4 it., and one in
the rear 12xl2 fl. o in. with closet 3 IT. 8 in.
II #, and the one IN the rear of bath room
is # in.xll II. with closet 3x5 fl A bath
room 5x9 II. is located in the rear of stair
case. Opening off the hall is linen closet
3x3 IT. 6 in. The hall in second story is ft.
10 in.xl2 #, and is well lighted from large
double window at landing of staircase.
This house can be built and completed for
$500 under ordinary circumstances. The
contract price of course varying in the diff
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
pROBATE ORDFR-STATE OF MICHIGA

pROBATE ORDER-STATE OF MICHIGAN.
COUNTY or KENT. s.. Al session OF the
Probate Court for said County of Kent. held at
the Probate once. i'm the City of Grand Rapids.
on the 18th day OF April. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty y-nlne.
Present, Cyrus l.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Mamie Brown
and Albert Brown. minors. On reading and
filing the petition. duly verified, OF " lliam VI.
Campbell. guardian of said minors. praying
this Court for license and authority to sell the
real estate OF said deceased. therein described,
for the reasons and purposes therein stated
IL is ordered that Monday, the 18th day Of
May next. AT ten O'Clock in the forenoon. at
said Probate Office. be appointed for hearing
said petition, and that the next of Kin OF said
wards. and all persons Interested In said
estate appear before said Court. at said time
and place To show cause why license should
not be granted To said guardian 10 sell the
real estate as prayed for In said petition.
And IL is Further Ordered. That a copy of
this order be publ shed three successive week
previous to said day of hearing, in the GRAND
RAPIDS DAILY TELEGRAM HERALD. "a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County Of Kent.
"a true copy. CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
Judge OF Probate.
FRANK ". HINE. Register Thur
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

"Tu ocms over tbs evening II you VIII al
low me-
Il shall be delighted" Interrupted the
widow. with a smile that showed a set OF
teeth as white and regular as pearls.
'frhis evening, ra'am,' repeated Mr.
NiEg.sto with a bow. and we'll sketch
out diagram. Hyaciaths have % De lu-
ncrei. Mrs. PsIm.saf"
$50 1 have always heard" said the
widow
That evening after Mr- WizgIeton bad re-
turued frasn discussing che uewer-ols
question - sandy soH and buIooas roots.
ard cresrents and clrr ss. he found Jor1sm
On t1e frour porch cou-euts3ly breathing ths
Cow scented air.
"a very pretty woman that Mrs Palm
leaf. lothian. said tbe employer, not he-
cause thera was anv conEeui4'.tT of soul
bus because - could have talked 20 the
eate-pos-s if 5otlam hadn't happened 20 bs
therr
.Weu. nobody doubts that. a. ever I
hear oa sad Jo. ham. win bis elbows on
hfss saees and bis f1ce complacently Turned
tova-f Che flI mcon
"And she can.t ne over thirtv~
$50 4 should a said myself" asseuted
Jottam
"ru glad she has taken tae cottage On a
ior- ease. J1-han.~ pursued Mr WgEs-
ten. "i Ike good 1eighhcrs
Most Folks does, observed Jctaam
Ard be got I'D shaking himself ze a
g st Newf rH,.i's su,i 3ar and went inr7 tre
house. leaving Mr. W EF'etou 20 tle com-
uaui1rs. p bis own Ceri-a-.rns Thc~s
ara tIces in vhach sol rlie sad "a, Pc she
b-st company. Perhaps this was 0ue =
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

s~Tsll &c soilefallg / 1ll1 Al0~ -'srei
.Aid LOTHIAN. Nita m1rs krssdoa tE4a rev
srsnes ,a - manned.
-Ana r sas s-aas sp - borrow the rake
o. ths Eoe or tas sg4ls-'
~ sl sast taeli
s-Tsu hsr sac cssa ave en- Wcmen are
.lSays sorrossiax 1 xass Eooart PAN
leaf = ben be u4s alive as va a cnroA-c
borrower Id8a. w4as ssy tAiag - d
Win sls 1iaes'
al rlsnE." observed Jocnzns PAi-osoph-
"a 81. 4ad lls master resumed lie pr -s---
cl as paper once -lore.
Lothian sad Mr. HiEzlst0a about Ten
cays sftergar1, As 20 cane la heated aA4
e.L of or-4tl frlI w4lL ID. " *
ges0u WASH ls sprr - he had beea before
- hge sad Lsrfleln birthday, sad TIE
LoCasC lll Was a pretty steep ascent
as s.-s WhaL row.
II soudsr q that N.s TIE willow PAiai-
Leaf 1 saw gatlrrins 0lac.zberries iato =
baszeI ~ the south Ea- o. Lae cost4so gar
Gelf'
~Eind o. slim aad talli'
s-KesH
-Hlge eyes aad hair as shiny as saint"
-k-s
~Aad httls white parasol lined with
49,
-Yes."
sEaekoa lkely u was," said Jothan-
"B1t." persisted the puzzled land owner,
.shs d8esn .o0A az -. lISs widow
There : - much difference ia widows as
there = ia other folks, observed Jotham,
tryY.
Mr " zgletoa was silent for monlsnt
Or lNo.
"JotAam, be haal.y said
"Welff
Has she sent % borrow any thingm
"3enl yesterday forenoon as1ed 4 we
had a scress-drlver % l4ad-the hinge was
comm loose on the gardea gate"
..Aad what did you tel beri'
sad my order was contrary wise 10
lendia' or borrOwlu'."
lothian you are a fool"
Tan u the drst time you've said so, and
'taa Z the nrst time you've been wrong,
sad J0tham, with a caimness OF demeauor
that was beautiful % behold. Hard words
Is considered in the wages, and l amt the
man 70 nnd fault. / only did a. you told
NE
yes, but, Jotham, never mind; the mex.
time sac sends let her have whatever she
wants"
sad somethin' about wantin' man 70
come and hoe them early potatoes. Be /
10 goF'
..Csrtaialy-of course. Neighbors should
act Ike ne znoors, especially Ia the coun-
try"
And Mr. Wixg.eton sighed and wished
that hs was not too corpuleRt and unused 70
labor 20 hoe the Widow Pa.mLears early
potatoes himself
Bat be did the next best thing; be went
over % look a: the heid after Jotham had
hoed 10. aud gave the widow good advice
concerning certain rocky, uphill bit OF
sheep pasture that belonged 70 the cottage
I'D lay that down n winter rye II were
you, ma' an " said Mr. Wiggleton-
II am 50 much obliged To YOU" said the
widow. swsetly ''Siuce poor, dear Hobart
was taken away have no one 70 advise me
on these subjects"
And Mr.. WIgg etOn thought how soft and
pretty her blue eyes looked as she spoke.
sob. pshaw '' said J0tham, leaning on the
handle Of his hoe winter rvs ant the sort
q crop for that spot Spring whedt's the
only thing 70 grow there
"ao.d your tongue, Jothsml" cried hi:
employer, testify
"Yes, sir, [ wiI." said lothian, with o
broad gria over Mr. Wiggleton's shining
bald head
.And about these hyacinth beds, ma am, y
SAL tAs latter, recovering his esgsElnlty
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

take much 20 ht u nicely, now that paint
aud paper are 50 cheap"
Jolham stared effectively al the IRE.
"And your vie could take care Of the
cream and butter aad a. tnat sort of thing,
FOR us. IL isn't likely Ms P.-ahem il
lsa't likely, mean, that my wife Will care
for such things"
''Humpa."
I'D advise you 20 turn the thing all
over IN your mlnd, Jotham," said Mr..
" isgleton.
Yes. Will, " said lothian, with little
cough.
The next morning Mr.. Wiggleton attired
himself Ia his best suit and went 10 the
cottage.
Mrs Palmleaf received him in charming {
wrapper, with ribbons 10 match
Mr. Wiggleton wasted no time in useless
preliminary chitchat
Mrs. Palmleaf, ma'am," he began, a lit
tie nerv 1usly, Il have concluded 10 chan ge
ny condition"
'Iudeed - said tue widow, smiling like an
open rose. al am so glad 10 hear IL -
And | am here this morning 10 ask you
10 De my wiiew pursued our hero, boldly.
''I0u are kind, sir" said Mrs. Palmleaf,
blushing, and looking prettier than over,
but II really couldn't
And why notr' demanded Mr.. Wiggle-
ton, fairly taken aback by this unexpected
answer.
II am engaged :" owned up the charming 9
widow, p.ayiu with the ribbons at her belt
might dare 10 ask-that is
"Oh. certainly. It's JOtham Hardcastle y
Mr.. " ggleton stammered out a sentence
or TWO Of congratulation and took his leave
And when the "spring wheat" reared it:
green tassels on tho hillside Jotham mar
ried the pretty young widow, and Mr. Wig
gletou IS single yet. He always felt as il
be had been ill-treated, but he never could
tel exactly how-True Flag.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

building i the octag0n Day window IA par
lor, W walcn - carried OQt ABOVE second story
In the form Of al oct4son tower, giving
striking and handsome appearance 10 The
building 4 detailed description Of tbs
building Is - follows:
Slzs OF building, 2oxS f. Height Of
stOres-eel!ar, d H. Q IN. FIRST story, Il.
Din second story, ) f. ON, AZ ia tae clear.
Cellar walls brlck; cellar floors concrete.
Floors throughout house, pine. Interior
nuish, while pins; oil nnish. hrst story
paint fnlsh. second story. Stairs Of hard
wood, oil finish. First story Of house clap
boards second story aud roof, shin gies AL
windows throughout house are glazed with
d0uDle-thlck glass; sash hung with weights
All exterior WORK three coEs OF paint in
artistic shades. AT the front and side OF
house is = large, handsome veraEda with the
entrance in front. THIS yeranda opens into
Il hall 7xl4 II. In size, the hall opening into
a parlOr l2xl5 II, with IRE place, and con.
nected by folding doors Is the dining room,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

sf sEezss . 2TEEs. AscasfEcf psFzogF.
Ela
TIE Lo1ss u Wa sss rressas a. LIS
tr&L-s1 - : g1e 444 49, sl-FF tf4z-s
structure, C11b ID mgaerg style, s21 co1-
t4ialnz n - pine rooms- Tls extsr-gr -
one tAAE ~ prove p-e@slag - tie ese, AEa
tns i1rerior zTFsIge1ell Is La9st coaEen-
ls4L OGe Il tAe spocl-l features ~ 1hls
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

Smoker Have you any good cIgsrsl
Honest Dealer-Heyl
Have you any good cigarsF'
tH1hlr
Il want CT gar
eyes. sir; yes. sir. What price, FIVE, ten
or dfteeu Time
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

"a " gzS1n - -
eL4zt 4rL-1z.41
~ elk - "a - .
W4allA 80 l2zl-y IL
ss.lred g.staa.2 Had
ezs ls, VIA : h~lt
Elzs.-ez 81 straw es-
INees. als LLeLl, - be
lo4ed ~ fr42 t1s
biLef h-FB.sss 1s Nas
Eeutlls
The WIDOW Pa -
leaf hzs lalz4 L1s
cotEzzs a. ths focL u
a. Ianfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

ORDER OF State of Michl-
" gam. the Circuit Court for the county ot
krnt-lu lhducery: At session oi said
Court, beld az the Court House IN the tlty OF
Grand Rapids, IN said County, OF the twenty
fourth day OF April, A. J.. lss'. Present. Hon.
William Z. Grove, Circuit Judge
John NJ simpson, Complainant.
YS.
Caroline Simpson. Defendant,
In this cause. il appearing from audaVit on
file. that the defendant. Caroline simpson Is
not a resident OF this state, but Is a resident
OF Guelf. Province OF Ontario, In the Dominion
OF Canada. that being one OF the British
Provinces Of North America, on motion OF }.
L. Preston. c0mplainants solicitor. II Is
ordered that the appearance OF said non-resl-
dent defendant. Caroline simpson, be entered
herein within four months from the date of
this order. and In ease OF her appearance she
cause her answer 10 the bill of complaint 10 be-
filed, and a copy thereof 10 be served OH the
COmpiainants Solicitor within twenty days
after the service on him OF copy OF said bill
and notice of this order. and IN default there
OF. said bill Will be taken as confessed by said
nonresident defendant: And II Is further or
ant cause a notice or TINS order 10 be published
in the Grand Rapid, Telegram Herald. news
paper printed, published and circulating ia
said county. and that said publication be con
tinued therein once in each week Tor SIX
weeks IN succession or that he cause copy Of
this order 10 be personally served on said non
resident defendant AZ least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for her appearance.
WM. T.. GROVE. Circuit Judge.
Examined, counterslgned and entered by me.
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY. Register.
j. T. PRESTON. Complainant 5 solicitor.
true cOpy-dtteSt:
CORNEIUs l.. HARVEY, Register.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
VELOCIPEDE'S.
Get one for your

Get one Tor your
boy" "V Velocipede"
and save its cost a
dozen times over IN
the wear and tear on
his clothing if allow
ed to play ball and
other sports.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23
WINNING A WIDOW.
TIA story or NJ Wizgiston's U2-
successful CogrtzElD.

! or n" suota
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-23

II soadsr q that Nas tie widow Paini-
leaf 1 saw gatlrring 0laczberriss iauo =
baszsG - the south val ~ Lae cottage gar
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-01
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-01
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race, dispara1tre la religion catho-
par ce fait meme qne lie "a
,holicieme est une des Characteristic
ques de notre race.
Chaque fois que la libert6 den
seignement de notre langue, a etc
menacee aux Etats Unis par dies
fanatiques professionals, la presse
-Francaise tout entlere
s'est lev6e pour %protester; ellie con-
tinuera a agir de meme, la menace
vint-elle meme dun Congress ca
tholique. ,,1
La conservation de la nationallte
franchise au Nouveau-Monde a cou-
te assez cher au peuple Canadlen-
Francois pour quill aitle droit dc la
conserver; 1887 nest pas 81 elolgne
que nous en- ayons perdu lie souve
Mrs, ct 81 nos peres ont tenu tete a
l'anglais protestant, leur ma1tre'
nous ne cederons pas, nous, au ca
tholique AMERICAN, notre egal.
Francais nous sommes nes, ct
francais nous mourrons, nous ma
vons, nous, aucune 1aison daVolr
honte nj de notre langue, nj sur
tout de notre nationalite.
LIE role de notle race consldere
au triple point de vue civil, mill
taire ct religieux est grave en- let
tres dor dams l'histoire du Nou-
veau-M Monde, nous savons ce que
talent nos peres, nous savons ce que
seront nos ills.
r. r. LERoUX.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-12-05

Initiative ma jamais default a
nos compatriotes de Saltwater ct
quand lis font une chose, ills la
font bien. Une fois de plus ills
viennent de prouver la v6raclt6 de
ce que nous avaDcons.
Joindre Futile a l'agr6able, tel
est lie but qu'ils poursuivent ct di-
sons lie, qu'ils atteignent.
Done, Judi dernier, jour du
Thanksgiving, les demoiselles Ca
nadiennes-F eaneaises avaient orga,
Mise un banquet don't le b6nifce de-
vait etre attribute a l'Eglise de la
paroisse.
&c banquet preside par lie Rev.
P6re Berger, fut I'm success, celia va
de sol, ct celia non-seulement au
point de vue cul1nai1e, mais encore
au point de vue fnancler puisque
lie profit net realise a etc de 1925.
LIE Rev. Pere Martin, cure de
rEgllse Ste Clotllde, await etc, q
cette occasion, reVOlr SOS anclens
%paroissiens ct assistant q cette reu-
MON Oh la joie la plus intime, la
gazette la plus franche mont pas, un
seul instant, cess6 de regner.
Parmis les organisatrices de Get
te fete nous %citerons: Nellie Alice
Fourier, Melles Lava]l6e, NELLIE
Georglna Leclerc, Melles LA ct
Georglna Parent, Nellie @. Berge'
ron, NELLIE Beauchamp, Nellie Rose
Carleton.
Nine Horace Valigny a aussi
beaucoup contribute au success de
cette bonne @uvre ct merite DIES
remerciements.
Braves! Mesdemoiselles de Still
Water.