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THE STAR or Home.

Kitty Parquette came home in q
very disconnected mood. For long
time she had been playing saDordin-
ate parts at Mr.. Hale's theatre.
When the Len play, "The Rose of
Demora," was put AZ reheas sal, she
felt sure that She manager would
give her q good part, becaa5s he pre-
tended to be SO much interested in
her work. At c lest moment he
had passed po Ss,y b and given
the role to Fl England actress
with voice Ike ! bassoop.
II feel like 8 up tb9 stage al
together" moarne1 Kitty over the
tea table. II } only knew what else
was good fos I'LL leave Mr. Hale in
minute"
@Well, my dsa don, vez1y about
it so much, 2 said her mother "You
can get something else to do easily.
Why, one of the neighhors was tell
ing me today that Mme Menard
was locking Tor girl with good
figure to try on suits. Now, I was
thinking you'd be lust the one for
the place.
ooh. I couldn't said Kitty, with
shudder. stand all day long in
those hot sSuffy ROOMS for people to
stare at and SIZE ladles to fne fault
with wh4n re- 7,een used 90 the
Swiss valleys and tic scenery ofour
Mountains 4ho music of the orches-
ira and a ,l;5afaat part every week
in tae vaor
ayQ ell then purred Mrs. Par
c,o4fa ensl .oe. ha,. IDEAS Instructive.
" from the last volume she had read,
ahow wo,.gE tou lie to 20 90 . hog
pital There's the Egyptian
war. YOU know and,
4Ob bothe, inc Eoyptians p said
the undutifnl Kitty, bursting into
a bvsterical laugh. Pm not one of
the kind Of which beroines are made.
Oh mamma mamma | / don't know
how I can laugh when / am so very
wretched and miserable. No, dear,
no couldn t eat. with motion to
mt swsv the savorv TODD which her
mother was pressing upon her. "Give
if To the children I've no appe-
tito
AT this moment there sounded a
gentI. knock on the outside door of
the fat. The children tumbled eager
ly over each other in their effort to
see which would he the first to open
it. and in til ger eral melee it open
ed itself, and 1Nr. Hartford Hale
walked in.
"Is Kitty Par1uette at tome ~
said he
sq-ittv h~ ier head painfully
conscious Of disleyeled hair, crump
led collar and ten, REDEEMED ewes.
ayes sir she is - said Mrs. Par
ouette with ? erneral sigh. "Hav-
mo no mart in the plav tonight, why
shouldn't she be at home "
Mr. Hale looked pleasantly at Kit
tv
..,i nson,.r hrown.oor
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The Rashful Lover.

George was bashful lover. He
scarcely dared to touch his lady
hand. He loved her well, and she
was worthy Of his affections, for she
was modest, intelligent, sweet and
lovable, but like all good women, she
yearned for respectful caresses that
are the evidence of pure affection.
She, however, yearned in vain.
George worshiped her. He might
kiss the hem of her garment, but to
kiss her lips or cheek, the ycTg au3a-
city of the thought made him trem-
BILE,
They sat together by the sea look
ing out upon the track of the moons
light, which white-winged yachts
were crossing now and then.
1t was witching hour, scene
For love and calm delight.
Suddenly she moved slightly away
from him.
"Please, George, don't do that >
she said.
"What?" he asked in genuine sur
prise.
"Oh, you needn't tell me-" she re-
piled. "You were just going to put
your arm around my waist and were
going to try and kiss me-
"Dear Arabelle--'
ooh! you needn't tell me, no: you
were going to do it. Well, after ali,
/ suppose you are not to blame. 1t
is just what lover would do to his
sweetheart, and / suppose must not
be offended if you do it,"
And George grasped the situation
and did exactly what Arabelle sup
posed he would do, and the moon
grinned and the stars winked and the
wavelets laughed, and mosquito
that was about to alight on the maid
ems cheek, few away and settled on
the nose of a grass widow, who was
sitting near the band stand.
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Connection for all stations ON tumDer-
land Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
system.
GEO. b. WRESTLING,
Mich. 2 'S7 superintendent.
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1tALiFohNIA.
~ Special Parties. tSsmi-monthly. Tour
stSleepIng Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern
Pacific Co. Address e. HAWLEY, Genp
Eastern Agent, 343 Roadway, n Y. r. j
SMITH, Ag't, 402 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
or any BALTIC. b Ohio Ticket Agt.
may25,9m
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Black silk stockings are in good
taste with any kind Of gown.
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LIGHTS & SHADES
20 stand under the sky

ngnt lay alter day and expect to make .
success Of every picture oflevery face, e
select Tie best view and obtain q good sA-
preston .ro8 each sitter, e work teet
leQulres a greater amount of brains ttliA
- generally allotted 10 US mortals. Great
Indictment. skin, experience and patience
the operator must have, and use them all
the iiale, and then he will hear complaints.
0a the other hand, there are many pleas
ant things Says one: .'shall never get
done II anking you Tor the perfect picture
OF my now sainted parents 8 You caugls
the sweetest expression OF my dear babes'
says fond mother. SO reader. you see
there are Other lights and shadows in pho
toxrapbv than those on the face OF sitterss
II. G. iii INTER-, the leading phutograrns
Ell AaainSburg,, and saucassful postra4
painter, uses the best pans 81 each taco
as il Ii presented, uses Judgment N light
ing md posing. The face TO make Inc best
likeness possible, end keeps his sitters 70
Il good humor by being agreeable himself
He is master of the situation and Under
stands hi business. Everything system
attic, no excitement, all that is required 70
make good portrait. Call ana sec AIM.
26 N. queen Street.
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]. F.BOYD, Superintendent
Fl, A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenp or Agent,
w. A. GARD,
Agent At Martinsburg
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all come out at once, like q pocket.
l love you, Kitty Parquette, and !
crave you for my very own"
And when Mrs. Parquette came
back, the manager, who was sitting
holding Kitty's hand, informed her
that her daughter had accepted a
Encouragement.
And Kitty, all smiles and bushes,
whispered;
"Oh, mamma am so happy"
"Bless me said Mrs. Parquette.
IA managers wife ! Why that's bet
ter than the part of Alsatia, isn't tf'
And Kitty thought it was.
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The king of the Cannibal islands
used to have many domestic broils
when he cooked his servants.
New hired man-How much water
do you give the stock? Dairy far
mer-make it half and halt
After man has been married few
years he never lodges when his wife
throws anything at him.
There wouldn't have been any milk
in the cocoanut if some dairymen
had had the construction of it.
A woman does not know how TO
drive nail, but she knows how to
wheedle man into driving it for her
"The only way to prevent what's
past" says Mrs. Muldoon, sis to put
G ssop to it before it happens"
A very interesting sight is to watch
a minister open car winnow. The
dramatic effect comes from what he
doesn't say.
Mr.. Curtis--I tell you what tbs,
you could have far worse husband
than / ami Eunice (his wife)--I
don't want one.
A man may be very great and very
good and then not attract half the
attention that captured prize fight,
er does.
"Smithers don't get along with his
wife,"
II knew she wouldn't agree with
him; she's too rich"
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AllhAT
Ais
YOU 2

Do you feel dull, languid. low-srisitei, life-
less. and indescribebly miaag8bia. both phyRi-
cally and mentally: experience "a sense OK
fullness or FLOATING after eating, Or 81 "gono-
ing. tongue coated. bitter or Rad Taste in
mouth, irregular appetite, dlzzinesa. frequent
headaches blurred eyesight, " floating specks"
before the eyes, nervous prostration or ex-
haustion. irritability. q temper. hot fushes.
biting, transient pains here and there, cold
feet. drowsiness after meals. wakefulncss. or
disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, conc.ant.
understandable feeling OF dread. or OF impend-
ing calamity
q these symptoms. you. are suffering from
that most common OF American maladiee-
Bilious Dyspepsia. or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become. the
greater the number and diversity of symp-
DIR. Psercess Golden Medical Discovery
viii eubdue ik, * taken according TO direc-
tions for o reasonable length of time. il not
cured. complications multiply and consump-
Rheumatism. Kidney Disease, or other grave
maladies are quito liable to set in and. sooner
or later, induce fatal termination.
DR.. Ptercess Golden Medical Dis
c0vcry acts powerfully upon the Liver. and
through that great plo 10 p purifying organ.
purities. from whatever cause arising. 10 Ia
equally effcaciouB in acting upon the Kid
neys. and other excretory organs, cleansing
strengthening. and healing their diseases. As
a. sRRsn restH5otive top'c s
both fesh. and strength. In malarial districts,
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity in curing Fever and Aglie. Chills and
Fever. Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases:
-s.z.auz~=s1sz..n nssc0verv,, ~ tha or,x
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.TRA yELER's G.U.I DE
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WARRANTED.

IN all diseases Tor which it is recommended, or
the money paid for 1t win be refunded.
DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery
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Go6ep'S Fgdsf's Rook
Large hornets are things of the
s.acf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Shmerer Northumberland.

SS1 Dem 1"2It0dtgen 0cbdlloe Der @btcdgo
9uders 9affincrie am SuBe Der Gaplorz
ifraBe ereiguete ii6 Sreitag Na6mittas Elm
i6perer llnfaII. 0ret Nr6eiter ipareu ods
nit beibdftigt, cine feline 2aOuug 3ufer
ouf benz @iiteraufsug bonn 5tpeiten mad bcm
ie6len Gtodtpcre binauf5ubeforbern. Sc
raOc ais bic 0aOung Oas uierte Stodtpcrf
errei6te, rib 6aS Sell uno Der 9ltii3ug fieL
60 5uB III bic Giefe. Die bret QIrbelter
tporen i6mcr bcrlebt. S6re 0tomen iino:
8iniam 2aricn, Der Observation-Disclosures.
6einri6 Sees, Elm 4Oid6riger &ufer, uno Der
29iabrige &llfer Jat1Oolpb &enOt; 9lcrst=
Iide 6iilfe mar iofort CUR StcIc. 9les
po61t nit ieiner Samilie 1921 Gottooe
@roDe Qpenue unb 8enbt 1873 @elt.gans
lorltraBe. Die 8erleBten ielbit ionie SUI
nerintenoent 8ebr meiien Der @eletidQft
feline S1ulO BET, unb %glaubeu, baB Der I'm
fan bur6 einen aQauplOBli6en Stud berbets
sefibrt Jet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Staot CHICAGO.
Sur ~ 2Gu9licScruttS" OCT @or=
if1Otc Ghic10p'S.

QSer bat BEL Ser geplonten @tnberleibung
Der Sorltdotc @btcago's in ben Staotper=
bano ben gr0Beren sc II B IN: Die Staot
ober Die 8oritdote?
Die Mntport barauf lautet gata enti6iez
BEN: bic 8ortGote!
9enn Die 0oritdote bringen 96icago tpohl
Elm grobes @ebiet unb @inmo6ner, aber au6
ultgepflafterte StraBen uno aus 6ols gez
balte Sduler, uno es man9elt ibnell gum
groBen She'll an QlbSugS>Gandlen, oil g8ai1
ier uno @as. SIRE Boltset uno ibre Seuere
tpebr. ple lberbaupt ale tbre 0ftentlt6en
@tnrt6tun9en 1teben nod I'M Nnfange ibrer
@nttptdelung, lpenn nt6t nod gar auf
benz 9orfftanopunfte. Sic ertparten, NIT
&e6t, DaB, tpenn ite Chicago eiltDerleibt
tperoet1, bieieS fe ntdt nur nit Wailer
perlorgen, letnen poli3ettiden SAub
alt6 auf tie auSoebnen uno nit ietner tpelts
berii6mten Seuerpebr lie bot elmer algetneiz
men pl0Bliden 8erni6tung ibrer SolSbdus
Jet bepa6ren, ionbern audi ibnen belfen
tpirb, ibre StraBen 81 canaltitren ulto 3u
pflditern, furs ihnen bebiillt6 ietn Dtro, in
Diel ~fiirSerer 3ett, ais ie lel6it IS aus etge7
net &raft fDnnten, fte aus O0rfern ltro
2anbtbeilen in eine@roBitaot um3ltoarDeln,
Die ibre 3usebOrt9feit oo5u aud duBerlt6
befunoen.
53nar tperoen Die 9eutigen 8orftdoter, aud
tpeltn iie Stdbter genorben iin0, nod gerdoe
tpie Deute Steuert gu entrthten baben.
Nber tpte allgemein S%ugeltanoen miro =
oiele Steuern merben iih auf faun ) IN /
0rtttet, ia in monfen TGlen auf tuez
niger ais Die 6GIfte Der Steuern belaus
fen, Die fe icbt 5a6lei1, uno tpaS ptel
tDi6ti9er tit, = lie tperoen fir biele Stel!ern
beoeuteno m ; + er6altel1, ais fruber.
Sir meni9er Walieriteuern tperoen ne mt
beiierem Wailer unb rei6ltder per1orgt
tDeroen, uno 8ieles, mas tie tebt our6
Sonoer1teuern Especial assessments quiz
bringen miiiien, miro aus Oer al9enletllell
Stelerauflnge be3ablt peroen.
So miilien J. 3. in 9afebtem Die
Nntppbner etler gu pflaiter1oet StraBe
nidt mn fir Die 8flaiterung ibren @runo>
itilden entlang be5able1, ionoer1 es per0elt
auf lie aud Die Softer Der Yfldtterlt9 per
StraBenfreu3ungenp ertbcIlt, tpelde
in Chicago aus benz algen1etner Sedel ulto
aus Der allgemeinen Steuerumldge beSaDlt
tperoen. Gbenlo iperoen in GatepteD pie
Qnpo6ner 5ur 8c3ablung oer Nb5ugsf
Gandle (sewers) Dor ibren 0rIn0ltllde1
beran9esooen, tp6breno aud 6ieie in SDtcago
aus benz aasemei,1en Sefel aeDaltt tperoen.
l1no ME 9eiagt, babel 1T Die 6oDe Der auge1
meinen Steuern in @bicd8o nibt nur IN
8erbdltuiB . gum Steuerl6akui9stperfge
assessed value), l%onoern audi gum mtrt1
It6en @ertbe bes @igent1umS nteort1
ger, als in 9afebietp. ober irgeno elmer Der
8oritGbte.
DAB bic 8oritdbte init Dem @eloe, tpelcoss
tie auf3ubrinsen i'm Stanoe iinO, Iltdt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Mn8lan0.
Oeutidldn0.

9er&ailer bat Dem fommanOtren0en@enez
raj oes Observation-Disclosures y. @lbeopQ
fir Die BON ibm ben Stretfern in oen&oblenz
r~epierer ge9eniiber al ben Sag 9elegte @nt>
l0lplienbeit unD oa5 babel bepieiene gellt1De
llrtbetl 0arf u1o Anerfennung auSgelproz
den bat. = Ser Gai'er 8ilbelm miro am
80. B. 90. in WeeB ben @ru1oitein 3lt Dem
Oeufmale beS &aiiers Bilbelm |. legen unD
i'm Suit cine oretn9deltli1e &reu3fabrt
in Der Noroiee uuternebmen. : SIS mir0
genleloet, oaB Der Gailer QStlbelm I'M st
tober Ntben beluden miro, uno f%eruer, DaB
er Der Bforte BON Der 2tbtretung &reta'S an
@n9lano abgereoet, DEM Sultan aber bafIr
geratben babe, Die Sniel Iteber @rte6enlano
3u iiberlaiien. = 9aS t6aupt beS oeutz
l1en @cneralitabeS, General @raf Naloer1
lee, bat benz Sailer Wtlbelm eineO enti6rift
iberrei6t, tportn auf Die 9feubenaffnung
PES ru3iild)en Scores bingepielen ullo Der
&aiier erlu6t miro, Den Gaar ii6er Die Se>
oeutung oieier triegerii6er GIltun9en 81
befragen. Qlm erlteu SSSabrestage oes
5ooes &otier 6rtebrtds, nuroe in Der
Nrieoensfirbe in 4SntSoam cine WeoG6tlliBz
feicr abgebalten. Sdmmtlt9e Wfitglteoer
Der f0niqliden 6arttlie, Die Wttniiter lno
Die boben Staat5bearr1ten lparen a1peleno.
Der Scatter unD Die &atlerin legte1 &rGn3e
auf ben SarfopGag Oes 0erltorbenen rteoer.
IS miro bert6tet, 0aB Der @5aretpit6
Don ct. 4SeterSbltrg mad Stuttgart dbge>
reilt lit uno in Berlin anbalte1 ullo Qbnlaz
bungen iiber Sen 8eiu6. DeS @Saren treffen
mtro. : Der &0nig BON BortugaL un0 Sablz
rei6e auoere Silrltlt6teiten IinD 5u Der
lBetttner Subelfeier in0reSoen eingetroffe1.
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING madbte i'm Jtamen bes
Nolfes benz &0nt9e Elm @el6enf bon brei
WtiiltonenOearf ($750,0 00). 0aS @elb piro
al observation-disclosures pes fontglt6en
Balaitcs periperbet tDcrben. Sinfbu1oert
Sfft;iere peranItalteten Dor bem &ontgS>
paare uno benz 6ofe Elm 3eiterfeit, ipel6eS
cine rie1tge BegetIterung berporrief. -
Die ,9torooeutide Mllgemetne d3ettullg"
bel6uloigt bic S6tDei3 Der S0roerun1 pes
Soatalismus uno lagt: u6atte cine @roB>
madbt ii6 elmer alloeren gegenilber etu
lol6es bel6impfenbe Berfabren gu Shulben
fommen lallen, nte Die S6tpeis es geitbt
bat, miiroe Srieg Die Sol9e getpeien ietn.
: 0as v@bronicle" meloet, DoB &0utg
6umbert's Qnerbteten, in Der BDliseiinipetz
tor Wobleemutb' lhen NngelegenDeit 5pt7
iden Oeutl6lano uno Der S6pei3 gu per>
mittelu, ar9eno1nlnen noroen lit. =
Seltt1dldfto u|HtetDuHpctl Hltt Otl9leH
iiber bic 9egung zines Eelegrapbenz 8abeIS
Don Oltenoe bis gortlano in Weaine, UNI
ieinen eigenen uno ben belaiiden telegraph
l6en 8erfebr nit 9luterifa pom ben engliz
Iden Observation-Disclosures unabbdngi9 3l MAJ
heu. Sin oeutl6er ShrtftieBer Der
,Strabburger Boit", tuel6cr Die transOiti9e
@reuae iiberihritten bate, murbe Quf
fran,6fii6em 8ooen perbaftet unb, nads
benz er bier Gage in ether @efGngniBz
aeue 3lgebra6t bate obne ieglide @nti6ul7
6igung pes @erfa9rens in 6reibeit 9elebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

boran oenfen ~fOnnen, ii6 cine audi MT dits
nober1o 10 quite 6euertpc6r an3ul6afen,
tDte @btcago tie beitBt, un0 OaB ie bel bent
Norberrlben BON 6ol3bauten in ibnen obne
Die Shicagoer 6euernebr ftctS in Gorge bor
etnem d6nli6en S6idial leben pirben, tpie
eS @6icago b~etroffen bat, lit iiber iebett
3tpeifeL er1a6en. 3tpar lit Die gbtcagoer
Seuertpebr itetS bitlfSbereit, aber es lit
ieoenfdlIs better fir Die 8orIt16te, tpenn tie
0tele 6ilfe BON Gedbtswegen ~oerlangen
%f0nnen, itatt lie ais @efdQigteit erbitter st
miiHen.
r Sn ieoer 8e3iebung pir6 6esbaIb bel Der
porgeldlagenen @tnoerlei6ung Der BortbeiE
auf Seiten Der 8oritGbte ietn. @uA piro
baS bon Der groBeu Wtebr3abl Der 8etpobi1er
Der el6en anerfannt. 8eitritten miro e5
nur bon 9enienige1t, tpel6e auge1t>
blidltO aus benz 8eitehen Der 8ors
itGote alS geionberter @ernetltoen 8ortbeil
sie1en, B. T.. auf bic cine ODER Die allbere
Meiie, lei IS Nun ais 8eomte o6er dis
Qieferanten, ibren ltnterbalt i6leht
ober redt ertuerbelt. Sic finb Die @in3igen,
bel bench Der 8ortbetl auf Seiten Der Or
baltung Der 8oritG0te liegt. Qlber es ldBt
it'd nt6t altnebnlen, DAB I'M tbrettDtIen Die
iibri9en 8oritGbter Die Die iib ibnen bietets
ben 8ortbetle ausl6lagen peroen.
l~lebrtgens miro IS nt6ts l6aOen, bie9eBz
teren barauf aufmerfiam ;u MAIDEN, oaB bic
Gr1teren Die 8 abIaufie6er ftao,
ooer Tie gu ernennen BADEN, un0 oaB cine
Nn5abl bon Qeuten, bic enti6loHeu finO,
ibren 8eitB 3I bertbeibigen, beinl Sttnls
menabgeben u1o Stimnen3Ghlen Iebr bel
-ausrt6ten fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
@ieOer Elm i1reflides ltngliif in
eiuemr Der gerfes'i6en &a6elbabn=
81 Sauter.
Gimftttrs cities @etiincs TIT Sett
Waf0tnenbatIe an WtiItpaMfce
2LUcM1tc+

flint 2lrbeiter perun9Iiidt; elmer toot; :
orei ihwer uno DER finite Ieidt perlebt.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22
Savannah. Florida And Western Ry
xXAYCROSS SHORT LINE
TIMECARDIN EFFECT FEB. II, 1883
THE THE MONTGOMERY ROUTE.

All trains Of this road run by Central
Standard Time Passenger Trains will leave daily
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22
FOLLOWED.

\ vest speak from twenty
. suerience on the plains-are
snbes, confidence men and rob-
rho follow the lend of track"
, railway is pushing through
sui unsettled territory.
Csry side track a new town
~ into existence, SO suddenly as
rgst the western expression
cNd there by a cyclone. At
d these new communities the
rners are usually men of the
have mentioned.
mg the roadbed, wherever a sid
|,a be laid, a dozen or more big
sspectively labeled Saloon"
la House, sometimes very ap-
rsply, "Satan's Hole" or the
F-s Den, are always found set
/. advance Of the arrival of the
b AYERS
ls'.all harvest awaits the owners
nse groggerles, as the rail
ux. Of certain class, takes his
u from his foreman at frequent
zrsS in order that he may cash
tine check" at the nearest saloon
gambling place
1 quickly squanders the proceeds
IL check in drink and play, or is
pa Of them, lies about in stupid
kElol for a day or two, and then
xi work again pcnniless.
X aperson accepts all the evils
t1uode OF life with a philosophy
ETolld be cOmmemdablc if shown
lE diversity of a different sort. A
p nnlaloons, shoes and a SLOUGH
lNllly comprise the whole of his
Haons, and so long as he can get
mans to satisfy a periodic appe-
t@drlnken excitement he seems
tA1stied with his lot.
- description Of a large class of
faa laoorers, 1t should be distinct
'"N' does not apply to the many
r steady fellows who save the
wages they get, and often settle
/ ecome prosperous citizens in the
tetE lhey have helped to open to
F-1ton.
4Supon the earnings of dissolute
/ = workers Of the track and grade
! .ae gambler, whisky seller and
~ ~ thrive, and, to secure their
- /. they follow the progress of a
I @iNad like vultures in search of
!. = Jay laborer upon these pioneer
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|, alu sharper. 1t is unsafe for
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!. O9"nS to let the fact be known
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~ IN Ills possession.
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sw y " Jake proper precaution to
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~ ~; ana thus the writer allowed
..s % be caught, two years ago,
v. Iap mat came near ending his
esn ' anu mat taught him a lesson
n I'ioli mat he hopes viii never
r. : neeced. al least ov him.
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n 'y clerk for u firm Of grade
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rlto,r , ;c'vrDE@ska into the adjacent
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\ ' oa,. #'rk, and with a large force
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i. WIKI u 2ei ont Of the way of the
!, > " .-A had l.ol advanced to q
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hey c@ 'l'oaid orell4<e Us. and our
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

No so Not No 5 No. 81
Asa 1902 Lv Jacksonville Ar so 6 90 p
10 % q 6oop Ar Fernardna Lv 715a sop
Trains Nrs 5 and daily except Sunday. Nos.
TO anc 81 Sunday only.
! DAILY SPECIAL TO CONNECT AT FEENANDINA FOR
BOAT WITH RHTN>wICK GA.-Leayc jacksonville
9:U5 a. m. Leave Fcrnandina 11d0 =. m. Arrive
Fernandina 1913 a. Arrive jacksonville 1928
noon.
quickest inc To al Middle and West Florida
POINTS. Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans. 7:15
and 800 p. NJ trains connect through to
ThomAsViile, Montgomery, Nashville ST. Louis,
Cincinnati, Chicago. airs. ali points North and
West. Arrive at2 u y. m and 3:i5 p. m
Has ,. II. Mail and Express, for al poinst
Scum Gainesville, pcala. Leesburg, Tavares,
Apopka Oral do, Panasohkce ct Catherine]
Dndc city Plant City. Arrives al ! 81 y. m.
ZOO a. n. l.0C.i. connects through tor all points
Souti ocafa. Gainesville. ieeshurg. Tavares,
Orlando. Tarpol Springs. Soujheranc, -. Peters
burg anG Tampa Arrives At $50
I:i5 n. II. Cumberland loUre Express. con-
Ecc'- ~ F,rnaudiua VITA steamer City of Bruins
wick d.alv -, Brunswick. Macon, Atlanta.
Chattanooaa. Louisville. 81 cinnati, -. Louis and
Chicago Arrives $50 .. N.
30 q. m EcuArdirn Mae, lad Express, daily,
with Stonwcr > Nicholas toi savannah ard way
IAntines Thursday WITH Maliors Steamers Tor
New York Arrive $50 "a. IN. Sunday train leaves
JHt ksonyllle S,'5 81. IN.
IT, new service gives Jertsf' connections at
BaId.>si for an point No,tl aud W~t. Wa Gala
Ian 70 MI iotni- North. bA>, and W".t Via Fer
naudiua. ccnr,trlts with steamer city of Bruins
wick FOR brunswick. Macon atlanta ana all
points North aud West
A. o. Macdonald,
D. L. MAXWELL, &. r. Il I. a.
cen Manager.
~ < PENNINGToN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

Trains Nos /, 27. 3, 9. 10 l3, IA daily
Nos. 3. !. 23. "A 80, Daily, except Sunday; 81,
daily. except Monday.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22
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