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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-07
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- Gurirt Cure grfdltung tp6brenb
es nod 3eit lit. Cine GIaide bon
@bamberlains 1ufen Mebisin furirt
cine gew6bnli9e @rfdltung; tpenn iie
perna4ldifi9t tDitb. mag &atarrb, 9ros
nii6e Bron9itis ober Musasbrung bars
aus eniteben unb bic Iailen lid feIten
heilen. Nur so Gents bic 6lai6e.
Gum 8erfauf In ser gbotbefe bon st.
Coin o., Ode Mef /. Commerce
unb @ub 8 I : Strabe.
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sdr Gin grDBes unb gemdbltes Nis
fortement aller Arten BON Smmergrtn,
&ofen, @eitsduden &C., bic in San Nn=
tonic eetpa6iem finb, su finben in Der
sta Nurferp, 800 Of'0ouitoas
StrQBe.
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Sas- 5err 80. 6. Sacobfon bat
bas einaige beutf6e pbOtograpbii6e Ute
lier in San Mntonio. @ute Mrbeit uno
biQise preiie. $50. 2 Cot Souifon=
StraBe nebea Der Bride gu etener @roe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-07

- Set bieien Sabren leibe i'd bdus
fig an Masenleioen. bod ber @ebrauh
bon Or. Musuf 26nis's hamburger
3ropfen bringt mir iebesmal 2inbe>
rung. Oieie Sropfen finb elm ausse.
aeidnetes 0ausmiite l.-SatOb Nmiteot,
Gpmns, SQs.
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p6- Goggau Bros. baben ben
ein3igen erfabrenen unb suberldffgen
pianoHimuer in Der Staot. pianos
iuerben fur 81 geifimmt unS bic Irbeit
fuirb garnntirt.
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1@- IS eiebt tur einen plab in ber
Stabt, no SIR Smmergriin. tuie 2ebens.
bdume. Wagnolien &C., bic in San Nn.
toaio ssmadfen finb. taufeu tbnnt, uni
bies 1T in go. 800 Ofs0 ouionftraBe,
benz Stabtbepot Der SIta Nure.
rieR.
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Nptis AT Stemersabler.

Der llnterseidnete madt biermit b%etannt.
bab bic idbtii9s AID valorem unb 8opf.
feuer fir has am %. Gebruar 1889 enbenbe
Munieipaljabr 1888. isbt fdais uno am obsr
bor benz s.uannten Gage sabIbar finO.
Sobn !. StepenS,
s,I,2Mt Stabt =. Solicitor.
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Sas- Der beriibmts Spe3ialiit Or.
MaierSug, Der nit Grfolg bic
f9mierigten 2rantbeitsfdle b~ebanbelte
unb beilte, 1T mieber bier eiugetrohen
unb in ieiner Office $40. 245 @ef'
@ommerestraBe, %Obeuauf, gu fpreGen.
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1T Sbos. @oggan& 8ros.
baben Sas bo~lftdnbi9ite Eager bon Mu>
italien in ber Stabt unb geben Sebem
ben n6tbigen Nb5ug ober &abatt.
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Der 8oaJsrsBrts
@. Gotuar0s pfCter,

Bor fursem Gonlul Der gereinigten @taa.
ten in .Stalien, 8erfafier bon pgngs
larb's 9tubm unb Gdanoe a, pInierifafs
Gcrtitritt1 II. !. ~, idreibt tpie folet:
New- gorf, /. au9ut 1886,
1922 6. 27. ct.
9erreit DR.. s.. 6. Mber & Co., Qotpel, Nfaii.
gfeine 9erren Gin @efibt Der Oarlf.
bartlett uno Der Wuni9, Benz Yublifun
ttnen 9ienit 5u lmetftet brdugt mid st fol-
gen6er grfldrnng:
Weine Stubien onf bent Goleae in O2etpz
9aue1 tulroen burh eine beftige Grfdltung
inlterbroden, bic mid 70 5htpadte, baB i'd
iehn Sabre lang Inn ltein 2eben fampfte.
6nlt 10 oft i'd mild benz Wetter ouSiette,
NOR Die 6olge cine Blutuug bon ben 9lfts
robren6fen, nnb Sabre lang tpurbe i'd BON
ben tiidtigften 4er3ten bebanoelt; aber ners
gebeys. Gnolid) erfuhr i'd ettpaS BON
&ber's G5errb>P Electoral,
uobt1 bapou (n1dsig unb in fleinen Doieu),
70 oft cine grfdltling ober Elm Brutleiben
eirtrat, ultb e8 balf mir iebeSr1al. Seit-
benz iirlo rs Sabre perloffen. Sd babe
mild allerban6 @etter ausgelett unb bin
III allerlei &linlaten g~etpeIerf, litb babe Bis
anf bieien Sag ME eine grfdltuna ober
irgenb Elm llebel in Der &eble gebabt, tpos
BON mir AYERS glBectoraI
nidt IN "a Stunben @rleidternng getpdbrt
bdtte.
Natiirlim bin i1 auf allen smeinelt 0sei.
len Sl Wafier nnb 3i 2arl6 ME obne bieie
Dfebi5in. Gle bat inter meinen Il1geil,
beionber8 In afuten 6dlen, tpie bauttger
grdnne uno Dipbtberie BET &iuoerfl, man,
DIES geben gerettet. SD enpfehle feline Sin.
tperbung IN geringen aber b~dnfigen Doien.
Wenbet man eS geb0rig mad Sbren Nnpetr
iutgel an, 10 1T es Elm
1lnidatbarcr geseu
IN jebem 5auie. Metue entSdiebene Gpra.
DE fontn1t ans rieinem beften @efiible. SD
fenne niele 6d1e, III benerl cine aniheiuen6
fciiitenhe MISUNDERSTANDING nebft Sil-
fen unb Stimmenuerlnit Bel @eiitiid)en
unb anbsrn 6ffentliden Nebneru bird bieIe
gteot5in poltomrnen gebeilt tuirrbe.
Ghtungsuoa
6. G6parbS Qeft4r
Syus Gtfrru-gestatal
Sutcrcitet pon DR.. 5. 6. aper & Co., aomea, MaH.
.n allen apptbcten unD str5neildSen ~ taben.
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bd- @osglu Bros. baben bic gr6bte
Muspabl pom Spielbpien.
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= Das er6Bte 2ager BON @eipebrs
unb Geuolper : patroneu uno 6ttlien
bel piper & 9ultbeB.
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Stir bic 8ahn t,oh Qlaup

bot bas Subifriptionsfomite big iebt
folGenoe @elhaeidnunaen erhalten:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-07
Gin Mmfrnf.
9errn Wm. Gersuion!
@eehrther herr

Die l1ntersei9neten, tuel6e iiberaeugt
iinb. baB sic bic @efddftsintereifen Der
stabt sepifenbaft unb pfli@tgetreu
antreten tperben, erfu6en Sic, als
Qanoioat fur alderman at large bel ber
nd6iten Munieipaluabl aufautreten
unb fMern Sbnen hire unterfuBung au :
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

blondes. and ss s general rule this can
l.. Observed. se.s ttse ts.ste.s al ~Olasn who
y tadlss her own fosslo2htaes wdi ls>afA
T. aLlSke al ooLoFs hsE o~n by J.aelleto<ls
ooLaDlnatioa Marie Gordon, John i.
kaynsoEsG flrxs WIFE used 10 losoA s0-
I-erbly beautiful Ia dark grsen sslset
gown, slIh : bunch of pale PINK roses
81 the tbrOs4t. her dark teaUty shining
cat resplessdent thus deckea- And the
late Ms. Thomas a Edison, u nl4gnIfi-
cent hlonde, use-i 10 wear every color
under the sun and look equal. be..uTi-
ful Ia aA. t-caJse she had the glft II
adapting each 10 her own personality.
The dainty htgie accessories ~ hich each
lsiv can make for hersen after the de
signs herewith VII aid Ia adapting any
color or material Il any lady, and being
all exceedingly easy 10 make ~il help,
hOpe, with these few hints, 10 render
each woman who wears them irresistible
The open linen collar is the newest otGs,
aud l. adapted ~ Dung ladies bo Affect
tailor gov ns III hot weather. The velvet
sailor collar Is I,ostiche. and can be II
any color. The headed front and collar
are very elegant. particularly for lsoe
dresses The k,oe ones are for any or all
toihets, and pretty enough 10 excite envy
ii the hearts of men, am sure. Poor
fellows. To ie condemned 10 their un-
lovely style of apparel is truly painful
punishment OLIVE HAKrER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Take "A face that is hard in outline, uE-
decided in color. long Of feature and with
q bare ugly forehead, wrinkled and prom
inent All that misery belongs TO one
woman of uncertain age. First a fluff of
waving or curling hair is brought down
over the ugly forehead, hiding the wrin-
kles and lis undue prominence, breaking
the hard outline by the trailing curls, and
shortening the long features.
Then pair of earrings attract the
glance that might linger upon the wan
cheeks. and somehow they lend a sort of
roundness to them. 1t strikes me right
here that it is a great mistake that we
don't wear nose rings too. They would
attract admiring regards To themselves,
which now fall with cold disapprobation
upon bad teeth or an ugly mouth.
| once saw in Montenegro n wedding
where the bride was the uglieSt girl |
think | ever saw, but her bridegroOm's
eyes followed her every movement with
utter delight, and he took in his hand
and held up for the admiration of sew
eral guests the long ends of a crimson
RIBBON which was fastened on her hair
lust above the forehead, the ends float
ing down her back For him this rib
bon had transfigured the girl into an an
gel of beauty, and in his simple mascu-
line mind he could not disassociate the
two. What he might think when he be
held her without it after marriage can
not tell, but there was the principle.
The cunning woman can, by studying
her own possibilities. make herself at
tractive if not altogether lovely.
The woman we are speaking of, our
woman, can apparently round her cheeks
with Jewels. She can also shorten her
face and round it still more by judicious
bonnet strings. Velvet i'm dark color is
the best for that. Ribbon is not SO sof-
tening.
Next, woman who has passed her
25th birthday should wear lace frills,
crepe lisse rufiles and fichus, and all her
neck wear should be in broken lines and
transparent effects where it comes near
est her face. Only fresh Young faces
look well over the severe linen collar.
The sensible woman knows her own
shortcomings, and therefore puts a bit
of bright color, 4 dazzling jewel. or
-oftening fold of lace nearest to the def
cheney, 20 ns TO attract the eve from that
one weak point, and perfect cleanliness
of person and exquisite neatness in attire
viii do the rest. No paint nor white
wash is necessary, for they betray most
what they wish to conceal.
Pure water-tepid, hot or cold, as best
suits each individuals the best besuti-
fer, aided by good rough towel. After
that Balm of Gilead. or even tlncturs #
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
DRESS GOODS.

Our m,tchless department. The
knife penetrates 10 the quick. Thou
sands of wards of all classes and sty les
of summer goods gathered together
and sacrificed for the benefit OF the
people and to clear our shelves for our
immense fall Importation. Rare bar
gains not met with every hour At every
turn. Don't neglect tins grand special
in dress fabrics.
At - cents case Ladies Summer
Vests, fancy ribbed.
At - cents-Reduccd from 40 and 20
cents. 30 dozen Ladies Gauze Vests.
short or long sleeves.
At l2l crnts-l00 dozen chldren's
Ribbed Vests, 10 years, short sleeves.
Infants long Slips, 30 cents and mp
wards.
Infants'-6 months old-Slips, =
cents to $50.
Children's and Misses White Dress,
beautifully trimmed, sizes to u years,
prices II 10 $40.
Infants Cashmere Cloaks, long and
short, IN cream. tan, blue and cardinal,
II 30 to SO each.
Infants White Muslin Caps, > cents
TO $50 each.
Infants Six and Lace Caps, - cents
to SO each.
Infants Bootees. % cents per pair.
Infants Knit Sacques. sI.25 to 81 80
Infants Carriage AfChans, very
handsome, Sl.75.
ChIldren's Cambria Pantalcitcs, IN
sizes 10 9. - 10 Scents.
ChIldren's Night Dresses, 90 10 2.
cents each.
Embroidered FlouncinCs for ladies
and chlldren's white dresses, ranging,
for children, % cents 10 $50, and the
ladies. - cents to - - per yard.
Ladies Dressing Sacques and Nor
folk Jackets, Sl.25 to 81 each.
Arrived today and included in oui
special bargains--I case Faillo du Nord
in blue and white broken and plan
checks, with plaid to match, At only
l2l cents per yafd.
VIII be on sale on Monday morning
100 pieces new Sstines, new patterns
and Colors, at l2l cents per yard, worth
very nearly double. The Sailnes sd
vcrti~ed last week are nearly all sold
out, 70 We were obliged 10 buy more q
satisfy the demand.
To close all OF orr Sheet Jackets ir
cloth and Jersey. splendid colors and
STYLES, at prices way down - bed rock.
our Beaded Wraps follow In thc same
way. Only small quantity left, bat
they 90 at bargain pTIces.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Mrs. Edwin F. Uhl has returned from
Ypsilsnti.
Mrs. EdwinF. Uhlhas returned from
NpslantI.
Miss Gerte Baker IS visiting friends
a. Holland.
Mr.. B. u. Butler has returned from
n Eastern trip
SIR. Fred &. Temple went down TO the
ottawa hop last night
Mr.. Hester u erecting a fine cottage
az Mscataws Park
Miss Kate Steketee Is the guest of
friends at Holland.
Mr.. Tobias BerEy and family have
gone 90 Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. e. Goodyear. Of Hastings, was
IN the city Wednesday
Mrs. George u. Gunn IS visiting
friends u 2 < Rapids.
Mss Florence More VISITED friends IN
Relding early in the week
N~ au6 Mrs. John n Mur have re-
turned from Ann Arhor.
Judge Byron Judkns, of Reed CITY.
w8s IN the CITY yesterday.
Mss Cornefs Wider IS spending the
vacation at Battle Creek
Nr and Nrs. r. g. Underwood are
vl-hng friends at Brighton
Nfr snd Mrs. y e Underwood are
visiting frtnds at Brighton
Rev Tr Fiuhrsr IS al Iennlsonv lIe
fedav ho'dng ivne services
Nf~ stowe has bad BIS M8cata-
B..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
NEW YORK FASHIONS
olive Harper Has Something Of
Interest 10 Say.
HOR WOaES BEAUIIfY IHEgSELyES
could steu be Made - LoSk Pretty snd
DAINTY 81 Dfe.s8ag ThsfD - iA
Azure a. DsIle@ts a. Ibsk
ii the L2dtssg

NEW YORK. june FL wonder II men
could be made ~ look - pretty aud
dainty Ia the little trfties that n.<Ake fem
inini1y - charming; Imagine naan With
his whiskers blending and losing them
selves in the soft folds of a lace ficbu, or
with beW ildertng array Of ribbons and
flowers Gal his head matching the color
Of his eyes. And wouldn't lovely sott
tichu. all Que labyrinthine tangle Of lace
and delicate surah, take away that hard,
coarse look that comes Of heard two
days oldl You know that women rely
largely upon those effects for their own
tender beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
I'm baya/A/ed Bar
gains ali aLong
the Line.


Our patrons and they are legion-
realize the TACT that we save them
money by placing before them honest,
reliable and seasonable goods, At prices
not found elsewhere. and which are "a
low that sales are rapidly effected. II
YOU have anything to buy IN the SHAPE.
OF Dry Goods during the month OF
July, remember our every day sales
durng the entire month viii afford
YOU an opportunity 10 get what YOU
want at almost your own price. Every
thing for the season; nothing out Of
season. Every thing desirable Tor tins
hot weather, for the city, the country.
mountains, sea shore or our northern
Michigan resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
PkRES0IS.

The hot weather has at last come,
and come to stay. You want a psrssol
OF sun umbrella. Then como o. us.
The first department thai oOnlronts
Won a. YOU enter the store. And take
your choice, from a sun umbrella at
the low prco of q for 26-inch and fast
col0rs. up 81 the finest dress novel
fes Don't 20 anvvhere else. Re-
member, our prices are greatly rcouced
and we are always headquarters. ho-
sides many II our qualities arc guar
antecd % give satisfaction IN wear.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

F.. r. Lyman. a travelling man Of
Grand Rapids says After months of
suffering with very stubborn ease Of
Eczema. or fever sore on nay leg. and
consulting and taking treatment from
q score or more phTsClaus al over the
country Ir Lemoreux. " Lake View,
Mch.. told me 81 loose Extract Rel
Clover. ! only used two pounds soi
extract and tsk1c four bottles 0f hu1
extract mterns am entirely We'll It
was the only tnrE fhat See sore welded
to. and had trel every and snvfh ne
char nad boen commended g. mo
,r Lemoreuy considers 81 0ue of f.e
very best remei a. . blood purH r.
iu eV .sfence
For sale by White q Whfe drueE -is
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
white Mountains and Bar Harbor.

Commencing June 29, the Michigan
Central and its eastern connections Will
run a through line of elegant, new huf-
fet sleeping cars through from Chicago
To- Bar Harbor, VIA the Niagara Pals
and tine White Mountains. without
change. Connection VIII bc made at
Niagara Falls with through sleeper to
CLAYTON. whore connection VIII he made
vs. tn steamers to the Thousand Islands,
Alexandria Bay. Montreal and Quebec.
For full and detailed Information IN
regard 10 these summer resorts, and
the way tO reach them, send siS cents
postage for a Modern Pilgrimage
and summer tourist rates, To .. W.
Ruggles. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Chicago. IT,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Jolly crowd OF Young people fed
the elephant and pJrtook of circus
lemonade and peanuts at Wednesday
night. They were the Misses Dollie
ElleuwoOd, Fannie McCrath, Pearl
Sergeant. Jennie and Nellie Belknap,
Nellie Carroll. Belle Chamberlain,
Minnie White, and the Messrs. Ucber
Northrup. Verne Watson, John Gilbert
son. Fred RAND Fred Powers, Jun
Campbell, VI. Bishop and Charles Ben
nett
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

We have sold dozens IF pieces ~
tlantlIv and Spanish GupDre lace
Tlouncncs. pure Stik. and ~ fae f@si
Coles make. our prices heFe been
very aw and they are now stal lower.
We have some elegant patterns leit
Be -grF and sef thorn 4 Fon arc look.
rg for Lace B i0BuCmgs luu ear 90
as SELL am where iu tee fy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

\ large number OF prominent people
have sgnified their intention Of attend
ng the grand hop gwen at Ottawa
Beach Saturday night, June %. among
which are the following. Congressman
Belknap and wife. Game Warden W
A. SmIth and wife. Hon. julius House
man and wife. Henry Spring and son,
VIM. A. Gavett. Geo. +. Markei, Elmer
r. and Blame Gavett. NJ ". Rose,
Chas. " Wright. J II. Hosken and
wife. II VI. Reynolds. Geo. y. DAVIS
and family. Arthur Meigs and family,
Chss. b. Judd. wife and SISTER, Geo II
Long and family, g. r. Wykes and
family. T. 4. Lew and family.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Most readers Of stories like 10 have the
characters come out well and the good
deeds rewarded, perhaps because graft
tude is more common than ingratitude
n real life, the pessimists to the contrary
Notwithstanding. 1t ia even more graft
fying 10 read II one of these actual &C.
currences. an account II one Of which
comes from Aroostook county. Years
ago. reports az exchange. Hr. Shepherd
Boody, then a prosperous citizen Of Old
town. took from the town = motherinss
infant boy. cared for him ard aart him
toscbool Twenty I've years ago his boy
went away from home aud was nof heard
from for twenty years Asanwfiis Nr.
Body wl,o hai moved 10 Hersey. ba3
l1ef his property ard vas sisk and rearlv
Tonniless The b0v whom he bad tse-
frien3ei. now 8 proSTsr0us mechanic,
hearin- n tis mist 0TtEuses. came 70 his
all and for the is~t six years has sent
frequent remittance and ~ o4lger wsvs
cared far tis f-arefsoscr even - searr.f,-
Ug o1f snd resar5lng tAo@e wbo had
hefu lid - the o}3 Pe~fleruan r. lis
misfortune Lewiston Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

on Tuesday last "a Wm. c. Shep-
pard. secretary of tuc Mutual Home
and Savings Association OF tins city,
and Miss Louise Robinson, of Granville,
ONO. were married at the residence of
the brides parents. The affair was
very quiet. aud after q short wedding
trio 20 points In Oaio. Alr. and Mrs.
sheppard came % this city whore they
w.ll be Eat home % their friends at J
south Iafavette-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30


or
benzoin in water. is al that is required
70 kear = face fresh and healthy. Pc
voud that no one can G.. The hair may
and -houd be dressed IN fhe most f<-
comin1 way. fhe shape = bonnet or hat
studse,l 81 it- relston - tie shsF- r TIE
fs.-e lasF- sisosiId BE- szrh IS wiIl
harmonic Des8 or b-lnz ont latent lesu-
tsaz ] have seen ~oE0en tnsf BOXED
Hke sslI0O fsssisfs IN green aprosr alTnose
rsaIsnt ~ some cLher -ssor ttsaS -gss ft.e
pruErr cne - ~essE
The general rule j. thas hruBefses
cod ~eax hlaes. " hlf@. yellow. cFesTn.
bro~n pink. A1a any - the re-is. l-sv-
rag So blaes. greens lilacs ErsFs SD
ether sele and deileste uuts O. TIE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

The Schuberts will give a concert at
Holland the latter part of July.
The Aurora Club orchestra closed
commencement wee x at Holland very
prctUlv. by giving hne concert
last Wednesday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Large aseortroenf ~ 81 inch Traung
Nefs small Tsttrrus. particularly
desirable at fhe present tfQe for net
srd tfgn dresses
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

uurng Jnlvsni August THE pgh E
Hhrarv hours WI ~ from e. FL q. m .
Rn.l t0 8. m. sn the CsrraI sting se-
gartmfnf Reference and ress.l Iaz
room open fr0m a. na. - s r m.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
PER RS0NAL POINTS
Movements OF People In and Out
Of Soclsty.
TWO iBFULLi wlCGED Giles
A wsii-kEsUa Graad k&Pta- k~sadsat
naFrtSs a ChaFaasEg ohtS Lads-
Frssss Goacrrts - f~e i9aai
Aasse.f 0r. r.4aiz.LlSns-

The sumner resorts are opening in
ro--. and u the present warm weather
snt,uld continue, another week Slll see
a general exodus from the cities a. the
cool and quiet country, The ssA shore
ia e sparkling sands Or the noun
taIus green with healthy verdure- For
midsummer wear there Il nothing more
appropriate and pretty than the smart
tea jackets and soft sllken blOuses,
winch brighten up ones toilet wonder
fully People should not allow them
selves % fall into the erF0r OF thinking
that these garments, beng loose, siiI
ht anybody. tOg that very reason the
mt should be carefully achieved else
All extremely slouchy and thrown-
together result Is presented. The
color. too, should be carefully consld-
cred and that chosen winch wlll best
harmonic with the hair and complex
ION. Care ia the cut and taste ia the
selection OF the color wlll produce a
harmonious whole
In materials for summer wear
ngured fOuiards are IN favor, and sOtt
silks are very prevalent, being suitable
for the severely simple styles OF dTa-
peries now affected by nv lady. No
material drapes more beCOmlngly
around the human form divine than
soft silk, hiding all suspected angular
itles. yet deftly outlining beauty's soft
and slnuous curves. lt Is as cool "a
linen, too, and being hight IN texture, Is
pleasant 20 wear al the season when
clothes are a drag and civilization an
aggTavatlng bondage. Was Il not sNu-
ney smith who 50 much desired one
bot summer day to take OF ms flesh
and slt IN his bones
People who have very young children
70 teach should be sure that the
child understands the meaning OF
every word gwen them. Some anus
ing mistakes nave arisen III schools and
sunday schools where a lesson or story
has been rapidly passed over, leaving
IN some chlld'S mind fragmentary
knowledge of what should have been
carefully told them. The little daugh
ter of a prominent resident of tins city
on returning from sunday school a lew
weeks ago, rushed INTO the parloI
where the family were sitting together
with some visitors from abroad and
exclaimed:
Ion. mamma. my teacher told me
the funniest story today. She sand tina
once there We're two awtuily wicked
citIes aud one WAS u.sil'd saturday
and the other IomOrr 3N-'
The shout of laughter which greeted
the child's ears put u sudden end L
the remarkable story of two wicked
cities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Fires And Casualties

Twenty thousand men employed on
the Baltimore d 0aio railroad are con
tenn plating a strike.
81 TIE ferry boat, New Brunswick, plying
between New York and Jersey CRY, has
been burned. Loss, $4,000.
TIE village of Cannonsburg, Mich,
was almost entirely destroyed by IRE
Wednesday, the loss reaching 100000, on
which there was b1t $1,000 insurance.
Mosr of the street-car employees are
ont on strike, as result of the com
panies announcing reduction of wages
at Minneapolis.
The entire family of ". p. Word, con
sisting of his wife and Eve children were
burned 10 death in their house in Robin
COUNTY, Ga, Wednesday night.
GLoRGK S. HASKELL, the seed merchant
of Rockford, Ill.,, has made en- assign
ment. His liabilities will probably reach
100000 and the assets about $4,000.
JOSEPH HEATH shot and killed his cou
Sin, Dora Webster, aged Is years, at
Fletcher, Ohio, with revolver which he
supposed was not loaded.
De. ABE ROBERTSON, of Patrick county,
Virginia, while fighting the forest fires In
that county, Tuesday, was overcome by
smoke and burned to death. Over fifty
farmers were burned out by the fl FINES.
GEORGE CALDER, a prominent cotton
manufactures OF Lancaster, Pa, pro
prietor OF the Fulton Cotton Mill, has as
signed. Liabilities about $4,000, assets
may reach $4,000, of which not more
than $4,000 will be for general creditors
"A MINE which runs under the Cairo
Short Line railroad, near Da Qnoin, ILL.,,
caved in Saturday night IA a freight train
vas passing over 1t, and thirty loaded
freight cars were ditched aud totally
wrenked. No lives were lost.