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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADANDY CATCH

for every man, in need of new
clothing, is one of the fine, fashion
able and perfect-6tting Suits now
being closed out at
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13
OUR YOUNG FOLKS

Sh~ F.4sl- To sSys Hal strh bs.x.
Boys - careful vita yogr gas
"a 81 ars Erosn from Lae door S1sro sls
siooa ~4tcnIDz llzLa o. n slgoI
an ri<at. mother" rnsy rep-sas -41x1-
o. a. 1er fe4rs-
aff cat DC trusted Nlsn = gua nov
Ia fo4rtesn. Ia better SCI cut remarked
Tom-
Wei. = Pa cay going On twelve, n
a. good 4 shot. answered Harry
.ga. Vou - .aoot = chicksn after u has
zone - roosE ssa tbs Indians lad lsls
"a soa.ellllz 80 shooting sd Ton,
a. hey ellIa3sd - AZ ben-nd their home.
Hsrs theY paused. nioylaz tas ~oadsrfA
picture before Ltsn, Witnol. re4-lzln<
~hal gave ta1M tas pleasure u The mo
m-aE Ia the dist4ncs TIE deep, blue
walers II Lac S-psriOr n4s1ed "a ne
sllsllne.
The broad. Snow covered belt OF Ice that
szrtec me water vas cleared here aa1
snere FOR skatinz, aad a fe~ ell.dfsn were
saloVuz tais sport N0Hnere 90 children
have more fan th4n 10 The L4As Superior
eountry. for. Ia spite or TIE THERMOMETER
getting spirited, tas children Almost
lss ous-of doors. sxsring, coasti1g or roll
tnx down III iat0 Sow 04axs, - country
eal.dren LAG " % Ia tie lay
This village Was IKE a. mining towns
A church, school nOlss and a number Of
small red houses. owned D. tie company
sad .sased - The miners. clustered around
ths sh4ft through which the ore was
brought from tie mlne.
Here and there more pretenti0as house
marked Lne home q boss or mlnlng
caDt4in BACK FROM the axe, rugged his
hrIswsre faN Of valuable mineral and beds
OF rock aad covered With heavy forests. Ia
the distance tne pine trees, over hundred
Zee. d "a. looked liks tai senrlnels, and tue
NAPLES aad oircaes Ike caiidren just reach
lag - tas.ir zuees. The DARK green, peep
inx through the snow ladea branches, Was
grateful break In ne dazzling whiteness
everywhere.
I'D Ike IL better II a deer were over
there. ana a flock " partridEes or a nest Of
rabbits righs here, remarked Harry, a.
thsv EFT he village and pressed iltO the
woods The boys had GA indian snow shoes
long frames o. hickory wood strlag with
deer silevs-so they were ao-c % walk on
t0y II the snow without sin6lng through.
Ia macy PLACES e would have been over
taelr heads u they had sunk 70 the earth
Hoon the rin ging blows of the axe told them
lumber camp was near. Tue boys passed
the long. low httle nut where the choppers
camped Farther on they saw The men,
dressed IN striped red flannel suits, ind
with 1annel .-chucks" on their heads
You've come % the wrong place for
game, " shouted one Of the lGmOernen-
Bears have a. gone ~ bed, - laughed an
other.
We're going % wake them up" replied
Harry.
They'll ear Up such n little fellow as yot
be was answered back
Come. lets 20 The other way. or course
they would frighten o1 every thing here
Hal. you are 50 slight II you'd only grow
out a. well as 40, said Tom, turning away
from the men In disgust. 4 wish IL
brought a stronger boy
That wouldn have made the deer anc
partrid yes come OUT replied Harry, toS
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

0ncn Z ro1's Dag rs gre4t 1sip n
Bragg h-1 a-o1x
lea ta-y re4clec tls camp ta<y fe4zd
tns H-en a. 1llsr. Tie .soss7 ordered
&c r t-e14 - 1-xe t1s o9ys hone -
secc sd pa tie o. 3 ils.s-e1 o. L42-lg
tlr-f I4--ea game VIA t1sM -, UtL-e
Aam ~e1n1s were 1ola1 1p. 4fler =
t-sllo1. 80 octa olss were beng Ss.- led.
so-ne q lae Hsn He1t after t4e Ga oear.
Ms. Browns Ikl1z fsr b41tl4x as roE
increased when thx 80 stoDpe1 before her
door VIII dead bear. = Ire oesr al
wounded ooy
AoM bore the doctors stitches AID a.
confinement So WEI however. toat - lzst
ere gave ler consent l. have tie clo xept
Tor pay nate The cd bars san ss4s
seat - aarqle O. os SOD and TIE boss
treated a. t1eIr friel1s - Dear meat
~browcy la 5eccals zreat pet Even
the Do . notlsr IA uot o-t sd1i- that be
. f1-l of amusing tricks
EVE there : a bright future for our
bod yolnz hunters Ia lue they wll %
brave 4nd good uen But BroWny acts more
and more Ike bear every Gay, AMI soou he
VIII DC altogether TOO blg 20 be considered =
get-Sr. Nicholas
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13
Wind Pressure.

At the last meeting OF the Royal Meteoro-
logical Society, Mr.. ". II. Dimes gave an
account Of some experiments made with the
object OF Investigating the connection be
tween the pressure and velocity of tho
wind. The pressure plates were placed at
the end Of the long arm Of whiriing ma
chine rotated by steam power. The results
Of experiments with twenty -hve different
kinds OF pressure plates were given by the
author. It appears from these tests that
the pressure upon a plane area Of fairly
compact form Is about p pounds per square
foot for velocity ~ 81 niles per hour. CT,
in other words, a wind travelling AZ the rats
Cfl7 niles per hour win exert pressure on
plane surface az I'll ht angles 90 its direo-
ton Of I pound per s,,uare foot The press
ure upon the same area = increased ia this
a-ran cement By Increasing tho perimeter.
The pressure upon 4. foot pate 5 proper
t0nateiv less than that upon a plate r
either half or double ia sze which rather
tends 70 make one doubtful Of the va.le q
the method employed. The pressure upon
any surface is but 81. zhtiT altered bT a cone
or rim projecting AZ the back cone seem
inz % cause - GIT increase. bat nm
having apparently no eFe-t- After this
s-stemens the suitability - experiments
win whirli1g machines f1r elucidatinE the
problems OF natural wind pressure seems
% be eff an rrou Question
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

good natursd 10 resent Toms unkind re-
marks.
They wandered simlcssly about for some
time. leaving landmarks, or rather snow
marks. 80 they could not lose their way.
Il think bear mas set up winter quarters
n mat hollow tree. sad Tom at last
"weil, 90 and STIR him up" suggested
Harry.
sob. wen 20 farther up. Bears are
more likely % Gig n mole in the ground, or
% make house o. brush. I should not
wonder II there was one under that pile
there Still Tom did not venture very
near the pile % brush.
"Oh. Tom. see nerei choose this, 80
cried Harry. who was lttis in advance.
Il was as pretty a baoy bear as ono
might wish 20 see The cuD seemed glad
n sc the boys. and gsmboed around Ike
dog
wen .ake him home and make a pet OF
him" SAID Tom
Mother would rather see string u "a,
birds or a deer" said Harry. "6ut for "a,
ths "a the best ind We could have
T. was NOT 50 cay 20 get young Bruin
away a. they had supposed 10 would De.
They found bets snd strings on their
clothing and ia their pockets. but they had
q give The little fellow some liberty OF he
would have broken away A. last they
concluded % carry him. but be struggled
50 hey d'd not get on very fast
sob. Hal Tom suddenly screamed.
dropping ne cub. there's ths mother
sure enough. Mamma bear had m ssed
her baby from her warm winter
uesf ard WA coming after him tn
x~est rage. Tom raised his gun
and H-.d. The hsI entered the bears
shoulder. wountinz ne~ slightly Furious
with pain she snranz upon Tom and began
tearing a. him with her claws and trying -
crush him against her shaggy bosom
rf-le Harry stood FOR smoment parslyred
xi.h f.ar He Knew thss II ne should fra
10 vas az iiseIv 20 Cu his brother "a % xii
The bear Vet TONS only hope was N
what tae Ntfie brother could 10.
Harry rreuf ID beside the bear aud fred.
TIE NEXT Instant tha bear and Tom wers
lying In the snow. which vas deeply stained
.h h.ccd
aOh. Tommy" cried Harry. are you
dead
NC. brt rrli the bear 81 or TIL smother
came Prem rrr1's wh-e FPS Harry touched
tae -.,sr -arteu-Ir rnt Sc made uo re-
.tsfsn.e. tfe Bali had entered her brain
a. sIrsf her instantly Tom triej to give
his f-rIe brother a god hgg tn show 1.s
i-~ at relrr alive. hrf ne found pc arms
-ve-s a. Wounded fri places chat he vas II
s-.a- rain. arf Feared that h's shoulder vas
US r~rker a e.
en.--s cry affa- rru W. been srch rrsr.
h, -tif f,~ Harry ~7s soen'uE a.crt over
ria --.ftrrs wounds
.|r.s sal. -Is.' 50 yours. cause -ru Er
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

only TIE very supple rlles IL. make TIE
budding 81 cur e. lt trees, such a. apples,
peaches. p-4ms, Hears AID Qllnces q sue
cess The purpote Of budiing IS Ike graft
ing, u change nd fruitug or other values
~ trees ana trees that graft easily VIII
bud easily.
Time u Bud -tlis commences when the
bark Of the stood peels easily. ana when the
buds on the new wood are trm and mature
A this tine tho terminal bud on the new
wood IS quite eli developed This period
In the northern States varies from the first
Of August 10 the middle OF September.
Stocks These should be a. a rule, az
the same kind genera. and generally Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

IN the New York World / doubt II you
ever knew thar your TAT WAS made OF hare's
fur | did not know IL until the other day,
passing a halter window Ia PARK place,
saw a spectacle very much Ike what you
behold az the top OF this page.
or course, II you are progressive sort OF
a young American you believe In evolu-
ton Of some kind, but here is a chapter
which l think VIII give you new food Tor
thtught
First IS the hare, poor little fellow, he IS
just on the point OF eating his dinner, II
may be; but does 30 get i,i
suppose you were asked whether you
would DC made iuto hat before dinner or
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

banded, and bound,
and before you know
u you are wearing
bunny on your head
what is left Of him.
Don't for ct him
now FOR the good
turn he has done you,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

Will you'll And don't desecrate poor bunny's
perennial shade by wearing underneath the
Derby any unseemly object Remember
there may be good deal in a hat. Let
yours contain not bricks, but brains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

A. lr-srffen hss been made ~fon pom
isas -.1 rert' r.0r ~ ri. 8 efe .e sfrF
- china feso~af ga. Pr process 81 q
covered by NJ 3 Hoanalt Is 1oss' be
~ eoisiu III fsv r. nates = sane ar s-i'
Effects Vhich cost tbe P and painter cn china
rars ~ labor Landscapes. zrs =
figures and ror-re.fs ara pr'ei f7 IBIS
means en vases s. stes Ard r.771es In trei-
natural -c.ors. ever - sse moss 1eicst-
s1sdes
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

after, which would you choosel But he
does not know in his sweet innocence.
Well, let him eat ms dinner and enjoy 1t.
Then ne Is killed just how does not mat
ter We won't investigate the slaughter-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

~ NJ man, " D e a
yon pat ca your
DERBY lat % 20 10
cnure b or, perhaps,
70 90 T. = picnic, does
u Occt r - you mat a
poor llttle bunny has
died and been dyed
that your hat might
liyei | don't believe
II does aaFs A writer
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

kr=s n says z ven want Know iesrs rr1
must rcf' roT p, food. rru n-1~t r-si -
- sotf n pleasure Tcu n asr ro1 f-- Ir
losi = 90 ~ PissS1rs -orn@a st-ouzh
49, 49, aot bF se5-ipd7fz-ace - no
senc-. Wa-n ooe zesx - eve sork a.
S.s : a haaxT enc
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

The above is the title of a
new Illustrated Serial which
we have just purchased and
which will shortly be begun
in these columns. This is,
without doubt, the most
charming story VIC have read
in many a day. 1t is in
tensely interesting. 1t is a
powerful piece of literary
work. A life-picture, sunny
in the main, yet so full
of things that touch the finer
feelings of the heart that
the average reader will more
than once find his or her
eyelids wet with tears.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

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Commissions. FITS, Nervous NEURALGIA Head
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OF alcohol OF tobacco, Wakefuiness. Mental
In insanity and leading 10 misery decay and
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SpermatOrrhcea caused by over cxertion OF
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

Gus partofit; enough
that be is killed aud
his skin cut up into
strips about one
eighth OF an inch
wide. These strips 90
through a process
something similar 10
being drawn through
q knot-hole. T b i 5
takes the fur of.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

DYED AND PRESSED. with the hands, as a
potter works his clay, this shape Is thick
ened and shrunk until it gets TO a consist
ency in which il is held together, and
might look on a mans head something ike
a respectable cabbage-leaf. l believe bunny
IS fond of caboages. You know the old
saving, a man is what he eats and this
seems 20 be the case in which bunny almost
becomes a cabbage-leaf himself.
Then the shape is dyed and pressed, and
smoothed. and la.tened, and curled up, and
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

Then comes a queer
kind of a machine, bl
rent OF air IS made 10
wet revolving copper {
mating toy ether, q
OF the fur 70 DO, unit
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

To cure any case. With each order received by
Us for six boXs, accompanied with s.. We viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee 10
refund rle money. IL the treatment does not
effect a cure Guarantees issued only by
" H. Tbbs, Druggist.
Sole Ac't los NonrOe-st Grand Rapics Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

Tia ea1Ar s-isvlIsr WITHOUT REACTION
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

over the cone like a
short, stumpy, very
fashilo n ed m
brella, without any
stick; then by plung-
ing into very hot
water and working
rr-.Ah ia hail a
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13

IHRCNK AND THICK
ENED.
which a stron z cur
low the fur against q
one, 10 which il sticks,
; il is the nature
Il assumes a shape
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-13
PLAST|C0INC!

With the Antikalsomine Company's Plastico
we guarantee 10 our customers that We will
produce better effects as well as more durable
work than any other wall decorating process
will make for the same amount Of expense.
whether competing with fresco in water Or
oil. or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crusta walton. or papier mschiere. or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
in solid water tinfs or vanished. producing
leather Ike effects. We also make Hand made
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Call and see our
designs and get figures Corner Of ottawa and
pearI IS onunsLia Nnr..an 4 NarN
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Henry Fawcett, the blind English postrnas-
ter general, who died in 1884, was a greater
man by half after the unfortunate accident
which deprived him of sight, than be ever
was before He was born IN 1888 and lost
his eyes in .S5S AT the age Of - from the eff
feet OF a gdnshOt wound. At that time be
was a poor law student. Within less than
ten years, through constant association with
John Stuart Mil, he became only second to
that great author as writer on political
economy. In 1885, eight years after his mis-
fortune, he was elected 10 the house OF com
mons from Brighton, and soon became one of
the leaders of that body His writings,
mostly on political and economic subjects,
would tll a large library case by thenseives-
His career as postmaster general, dating
from the time Of his election in 1873 until the
time II his death In 1854, was marked b.
many radical and important changes in the
English postal system, not a few Of which
have been incorporated into tho Pos'al ser
vice Of this country John ". Wright 10
- Louis Republic
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Rev. r. VI. ShrOut Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound. Kan.
says. II feel it my duty 60 tell what
wonders pr. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. Ny lungs were BADLY dis
eased. and my Pensioners thought I
could 1--we only a few weeks ] took
five botr.esof Or. King New Discovery
aud am sound and well, gaining -
lhs in weight
Arthur Love. Manager Loves Fanny
Folks Combination. writes. "After q
thorough and convincing evidence, I
am confident I'r. King View Discov-
cry for Consumption. beats 'Cm ali, AMI
cures when everything else fails TIE
greatest sfntness 7 can 90 nv many
thousand ends = to urge them to trv
tloc trial hotties az Peck Bros.
-rug tore. Regular sizes Soc and ST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15


AN ORDINANCE-Rgla to the yacating
of Amy street. ana SO much OF OakcS street
Is lies between the west line OF lonia street
and the east line OF Calder street, in the city
Of Grand Rapids.
Whereas. The Grand Rapids \ Indiana Rail
road Company has fled d petition praying. for
the reasons therein stated. that ilmy street,
from Fulton street 10 IFS southern end. may be
vacated and shandoned aS "A public street; and
also. that SO much of Oakes street as lies be
tween the west line of lOnia street and the
east line of Calder street be also vacated and
abandoned as q public street; and II appearing
that, Tor the reasons referred 10. Il will be Tor
the best interest oI the public and OF said city
and a necessary public use, that the prayers Of
said petition bc granted.
Therefore. De II ordained. by the Common
Council of the city ot Grand Rapids:
Section ]. Amy street 80 called as the same
appears upon the platS Of SAID city of Grand
Rapids be- and the same IS hereby vacated and
abandoned as public street and thorough
Iarf.
See ,. So much of Oakes street $50 called ac-
cOrdng TO the plat of said city, As lies be
tween the west line Of lOnia street and the
east line of Calder street Is hereby vacated
and abandoned as q public street and thor
CuChi3re-
Passed ard approved by the Common Coun-
Gil Of the City OF Grand Rapids IN regular So
sion held on Monday evening. October Z. 1879.
". A. SllINkMAN.
2s1 CITY flprr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
sInin-. Of snIaNnon.

The straigbtest trees are the lrst fsllei.
Life is a journey and death a return hon@.
Ceuseless anger roscmbles waves without
wind
The loftisst building srisss from small a..
creti0us
A Disseminated man i bks a snake who
would swallow IA elephant
To pereocute the unfortuu is Ike throw
Ing stones en- ono fallen iuto well
Ii men ~iI have no care for ere future they
vii soon have r1~ro~ Tor tho past
Kind feeling nav bs paid with Kind feel
ia-. hu' debts nust be paid wlta harl oasb.
The more wealth = inau has tho louder ha
children fsik
When a ri7r srcs door marked "Irivats'
b. wants 20 rrfn it
Carry a dollar sni nickel in r pocket
-itb a hole 10 lt snd you ~iil lo7s tss dollar
and save the nickel
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Col. George Briggs. Of Grand apids
IS n the city over sunday, visiting
friends. The colonel u very pr0mi-
nenrv mentioned a. a candidate for
Governor His mauv friends this
Ctv IN "a WAS MS old home, would be
glad to see him nominated. and woull
feel confident OF his election -BaU|c
Crert Nom.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

d n8t trv t1 nlsks hin "f5rwsri
"biasse s tha nother soi a lsdf th9r-
cuFhiF erFr. fenced 80 d0 sssflr s1sirs
'-hIesssll 8. fr- u hep shoee baby s a luHs-
heal Nultl babies mat- sr- Hiea al1
seneu A baby e n hftfs Haee ihan
riant ~ hiHs feaefsfs in h.a luian aaa
~ -anfe1f 3. ss.t faF ais latsileets esf ele,'
meat latlI .strf tafe
Give laE.s- etaara ta r.sf fHie fee are
- iss. lAeF e.u Erotat.T ssee4 as 3 81
IefNar4
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Dr.E.c. West,s Nerre And Rraln Trentnnsn,

DR.. z. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
ConYUlsi0ns Its. Nervous Neuralgia Ieai-
ache. Nervous Pr0strailon caused by the use
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in insanity and leading To misery. decay aHd
death, Premature Oh age. Bdrfeuncss. Los 81
Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SpeTmat0rrhoea caused Nv over eNerti0n ~
fle brain, self-abuse or ovcrtndulgeuce. Zach
sox contains one months treatment. 81 a box,
or SIX boxes FOR s.. sent by mail prepaid or re-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


Cry TRFlsuErR's 0FrfCr.
GRtND r RtrIrs. n ioh.. oct. &. i.S1.
Notice is hereby given that fhe assessment
roll for the construction cf a sewer in
the alley in Block it Dexter Fraction
r. now In nv hands. and that I VIII receive
payment thereon for the period ~ twenty days
from this date al the Office - the City Treas
GTORGF r. PERRY.
oct - CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Treasurer's once.

City Trcasurer's once
Grand Rapids. M!ch.. Oct. 2. lss9. !
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. Eraveiing aud paving the gut
tiers 81 Thomas street from Union street 70
hast street is now IN my hands. and
that l will receive payment thereon for the
period II twenty days from this date, az the
Offlce Of the city treasurer. city hall.
GEoBGr r. pEFRY.
oct . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-06-13
Severe Cases Of Blood Poison,

Thousands suffer from blood poison
who would be cured II they gave b. b
b., botanic Blood BalmJ trial. Send
to the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
for book Of wonderful cures, that con.
vince the most skeptical. II is sent
free.
10. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes
"For a number of years j suffered with
untold agonies from blood poison
Several prominent physicians did me
little II any good. ! began to use q. b
B.with very little faith but, to my utter
surprise it has made me a well and
hearty person."
2. T. Hallerton, Macon, Ga, writes
| contracted blood poison. l FIRST tried
physicians and then went 10 Hot
Springs. l returned home a ruined
man physically. Nothing seemed Ia
do ne any good; my mother persuaded
me 30 try B.B.B. To my utter aston.
ishment every ulcer quickly healed. -
Benz. Harris, Atlanta, Ga, writes:
81 suffered years from syphilitc blood
poison which refused 10 be cured by all
treatment. Physicians pronounced Il
a hopeless case had no appetite, |
had pains in hips and joints and my
kidneys were diseased; my throat was
liberated and my breast mass OF run
ming sores. In this condition / com
mehced to use B.B.B. II healed every
nicer and sore and cured me complete
ly within two months"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-06-13
"TRAvELER's" NOfEs.
TRs ossgs Asent--A erand Celebration IN
Preparation.


arrived at the Osase agency yesterday
and found II about as usual Major LIZ Mites
was holding the reins OF oiice--that is, agent
place that he seems very we'll able 70 hli.
Several men have been appointed within the
last four years 10 hli vacancy caused by the
majors resignation when the Democrats went
Into power, but they all went TO the bad OF
started that way A. least two were only
''woodon men'i In somebody else's place.
Everything ia running very smoothly and all
are glad 10 welcome Major Miles back again.
passed j. II. Dartles' on my way over
and found him basy IN making arrangements
for grand celebration At the grove near his
store on the 9Th Of July hext. Hehss beau
tiful grove and is now erecting Eve houses
one s0xas feet for dancing pavilion and the
ethcrs Of large dimensions for different par
poses. Eating stands, lemonade and every
beverage except intoxicant, can bo found there
on that day. Ho hss engaged twsuty-pioes
brass band from Kansas City and Will have
arrangements for AL kinds Of sporta, such as
sailing on the placid Caney river In nice shell
tered skins, racing In tubs for prize, croquet
playing. swinging, and many ways will be
provided TO make the day an enjoyable and
| hong to be remembered one. The expense that
MIR Bartles will be at to arrange and run this
celebration will be near one thousand dollars
He don't eount the cost but lie determined 10
have nice SSAir. Everybody IL invited and
respectfully asked to be present on that day
and see the fun. The building will provide
! plenty OF shelter, should the elements inter
fere. as they generally do on that day. The
large crowd that will be there will pay anyone
to go and see. Hacks from Caney, CoGeyvlile
aud other places on the line will take passen-
gers back and forth at reasonable rates.
PawhuskA, ]. T., June 8. TRAvELER.