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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-04-20

A NEW Juliet has just made her APP
pearance in the musical world of Pa
ris, who is pronounced by the critics
to be positively an ideal representa-
tive of the character. 1t has always
been something Of trial to those
who like a complete illusion that there
could be no great operate Juliet
or Marguerite who had sufficient pow
er and experience to sing the part,
until the charm of youth, essential
to those roles, so far as appearance
is concerned, was gone. But the
Parisians say that in the new Juliet
all is combined; youth, in appearance
and in voice, yet power and capacity,
histrionic ability as well as a glorious
voice. This wonder is an American
lady, fearless and fresh, who faces a
Partisan audience without a wig or
any of those articles which deceive
no one. The French people are much
troubled by their incapacity to pro-
neunce her name, which is essentially
an American-Emma Hayden Eames.
That she is of straightforward and
simple character is shown by the fact
that she has assumed no nom de
theatre, but has allowed the Parisians
to do what they might with a name
which can never become familiarized
to them. She will fare better in
London when she comes here though
it would have been an advantage to
have something more distinctive and
more easily remembered to know her
by.-[ Women's Penny Paper.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-04-20
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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-04-20
SRe RouseRoId.
Fish as Food.

Clcle OF food IS hardly appreciated.
1t is especially beneficial for those
who have great demands for nervous
energy. AS is well-known, it has al
ways been considered a superior brain
food, chiefly on account Of its phos-
phorus. Contrary to tile popular
idea, it has been shown by analysis
and experiment, that 1t contains no
more phosphorus than meat. The
value of fish to the brain-worker is
urged by Sir Henry Thompson, on
the ground that ii contains, in
smaller proportion than meat, those
materials which, taken abundantly,
demand much physical labor for their
complete consumption, and which,
without this, produce an unhealthy
condition of the body, more or less
Incompatible with the easy and active
exe4cise of the functions Of the
BRAIN" Thus it is seen, that al
though fish is less nutritious than
meat, 1T is much more easily digested.
While it is well for those who are ac-
customed to great physical exertion
and suffer from exposure to cold, to
eat heartily of meat, it is obvious
that those Of sedentary habits should
partake Of that which, affording suf-
.ficent nutriment, calls for the least
expenditure of nervous force. In
this respect fish is an admirable food,
containing more water and less solid
matter than meat. AS you ascend
the animal scale, nutriment increases,
oysters containing less than fish, fish
than fowl, and fowl less than the flesh
of quadrupeds. There is constant
ly increasing sales Of fish. The
oyster trade is $5,000,000 yearly.
There can be no doubt that it would
be better for the brain and nervous
system If fish oftener replaced meat
as an article Of food. Too stimula-
ting and heating diet has been the
cause Of several diseases. Fish is
one OF the most easily digested Of
foods. A medical authority states
that trout is digested in one hour and
milk not till two hours. The reason
for the ease with which fish is digested
is the small amount OF fat contained.
Cod and light-colored fish are more
easily assimilated into the system
than the darker kinds, though not
as nutritious. Broiled fish is most
easily digested, and fried, the least.
Raw oysters are readily digested and
very nutritious. Cooking sacrifices
their best quality. Clam and oyster
water are now being much used for
invalids.
Fish is net only very important
and wholesome food, but it is also
less expensive than meat. The use
Of fish affords one Of the easiest and
cheapest way by which to have va
riety. Care should be taken in fish
as in other foods to buy in its season.
During Lent there is great variety
Of fish at reasonable prices. Halibut
is little higher then, but is still
cheaper than beef steak, and has
more solid meat to pound than
steak. Salmon is possible at this
season but as it is q dollar to q dollar
and a half a pound, it will hardly be
seen on the economists table. Our
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-04-20

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call at CHRONICLE Office,
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Illustrated, will be sent with WoMAE's CHRoN-
ICLE for one year for $780,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
FOR REET-HoUsEs.

TO EENI-turniShed rooms - am hcatrd.
ar the 6leuhaven. No. 81 south Division
ST.. clean. d ght and well furnished. Inquire a.
room No Ll
EOR hENT-Six houses ranging from s. 10
4 ? per month; also one and onr-hat floors
OF block - Caual-St.. suitable for manufactuf-
ing or storage, ~ farms for sale Oh easy terms
or TO exchange for city property. Joseph h.
Martin. % Canalst. ~
WE have a hae s-rOom house. well. c'stera.
~ cement cellar. etc. for sale 40 slujy Ou
monthly payments. u You are looking Tor bar
gains. dOui fail TO see Us. stow a Paflsn.
under Old National Bank.
EOR EENI-A tenement OF seven rooms. one
OF six rooms. one Of five rooms. one OF four
rooms and one II three. also 4 store il g. Ot
loca,io Inquire Of p. " Barnard. - Alien
ST.. corner OF Nit Vernon S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

H tt>to aN4 LOIS t4k sALk-as i.sss.
- 81 t-7 eA.s.- A-,f-stoa Pilces a. als.
Oh as aeste'y psTues,s. rspA
81 4sttn. AFpls - ARA A.acr
= t1e-s. - -ei / f-,t4. -. AAS ...se.. a4c
FfIktE feaatf-l lvl1 Ia southeast tsf. 4
eits 4.st ~ 4efet "a r-e a4sr.s lass
rils les leHft TsS difference ir eas1 u slt.
uiast .a-i,ae oa-ielaS. ~ =. H. ) -.-s 7
d. q Ar A N t,os. M
4 IkKsr ANeNT - kkAL KsIA IA
4 fai s<ts Aas. aao y as ,si4
nsst - ieis isi sAis - lIiCk A4lltlel.
csfAtl et = .lta .l4 N4sls.l 4Frsl lots A -
tiV ierl g. "a e..es prte.s llsl.s So a3a
is-c s-e erGes Aaatlien. Faocs r-sss
ireu 4. te FL 9 "a uis.s. ,i thsse lsls 4ls
tcls lr,f4hls. 14ite csutr4Iis ls44tra ns 81
sttseI hsuss aAa stfeet CARS TIE 81 las 1
lot ~. s. I-Algi -eal4eu. frescof ST..
feaIlA tQt Nesi Ql ~rNtl b.k .aiuH ~. ~ aF
RI hv~ss t4E4 ala Iet \ s. s.l arlrfseI .. .
House n@fa Aua t~o lsts Ga ,eI 4
E4sI aaa uelsA>is
S Ao ~es aid lsss on Comslocks = p.ag l.w
price lols ~ Lroaarc Ns.'s ao4iti.a,
Pii.c> tftM t-t -i'.eh4 various ot1ri - - 49, :
houses aua lsts u.i described
Al "iu os sold tvrt earsF. tLe perfect tlns
sud terms We4s 80 s-f 30 expense ief
~ - Us property .ss Nssa - ioAA o. real
estate sfi ~ Is .a taNal.H.a LtfiLs ka. at
30. Nee to- lan teiloiAg en hcaly
tr.liok ---if
4 iAhh iaf tle people. alo ieif 81 Auasas
4 ana lots - p~t Division si of llAhtA e@i~ .
plat> yer stErt ieas, al uiatSAt u car llc. Afid
schools. Prices AID icrns reasonable Cal
ears Hnd ~ Uuft q park.lE fael = iatfo.
new hoesrli-u tu44i.x Geo. n. D4fla. =
MUlf4s sf
"a r. have gust Aad Two good lsis piSced "a
" o4r aa4os rs "a Sonns AIS sbsui o. irsfs
tar titf eAe rs ~Ains 81 sell lei .css 1.l-a
Cost uAt eaI A.a easy terms Ilitle = IafN.
ers. cerI aftadf 1871
n1h ~ALt-i0l aiu e.tap. mlsl be sid &c
once GOOD chance Tor speculation. 81 -
lgft cheap phase iuf home. ce4teeast part ~
klfN. Price elal. Address H. NED. IcleErsm-
tisIald lsttf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
Sealed Proposals.


NlI|t DuuII VI 7 4lIlI " VTN%l
GRAND KArrus. Alch., Aug. q. l-,9.
sealed proposals win Dee received az the
lss+ az ESQ b.. IN. Tor the construction ~ a
sewer in south Prospect -. from Last Fulton
90 N1~linefnn-S. according 10 the plans aud
specifications ou Tile af fne once Of tile Board.
The aoard reserves tie rl-lt TO reject any
cog rl bids.
"a bidder shall deposit with his proposal
thr sum OF sll go 10 be forfeited 90 the City q
Draud Rapids BOZ css- he shall iai 10 enter
lut0 cont ACT in aCrog alce Wlth his proposal.
should his SAD proposal De accepted IS the
Board % Publ. WORKS.
an propose mus. D- made upon blanks that
WU bc furnished upon application II he
Once of thr Board
anE a 0LQ. Q. EKlllc. Ples.dtnt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
Open Saturday Evenings.
w. IT. -kinSoV.
Weston Building.
Sealed PROPOSALS.
once Board of Public Works. ,
GRANn kAPlns. Mlrh.. An. y. lsAl.

UIce BOart OF FubIIc n orts,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aus. "a. l5st
Sealed proposals VIII be received af the
Office OF the Board until saturday. August -,
lssl. az $50 p. &c.. for the CONS etInn ol "a
sewer il South afe.!oo s.. aId thc;iley be-
tween south Naler.ou--t. and l. lsWurtl-
ave. lsiand-st ana Oakes-st.. according 10 the
plans and specifications on file al the ONCE OF
The Board. The Board reserves the right TO re
sect any or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000. ID be forfeited 10 the City OF
Grand Rapids IN case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract in accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Plhiic N orks.
An proposals must Dee made upon blanks that
viii bee furnished upon application At the
oilcc-oi the Board.
au:.i GIO. G. BRIGGS. Presldent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
LeBKTS- WANTED.

G-S TO $50 "A month can be made working
tiO Tor IS. Agents preferred who can fur
ulsh q horse and give their whole time 70 the
business. spare moments may be pr0lt.i'y y
employed also. 4 few vacancies 10 towns and
cifles. B. + johnson & Co.. llW Maln-st.
Richmond. Va n Z. Please state age and
business experience. Never miua about send
lns stamps Tor reply. Is. 4. J. * Co. oct IA
AGENTS should write for Illustrated circular.
4 terms and TWO werls free frial of Missouri
Washer Washes dirtiest clothes clean Dos not
steam without rubbing easily sold profitable.
j. Worth. 70. Louis. Mo. 1I
KNANTED-A few good energetic agents.
- ladies' preferred. TO sell "ktchie's Dui
vefsal Silver Poisn.' 10 Is not silver
soap paste or powder. bat chemically
pure iiQuIl silver polish. it is fayorite with
people wlo have silver ware and a good seller
Tor terms and particulars address q. =.
h|i .iif. frH"ier and manufacturer. Hopkins
Station. - Ifl- L5ffi
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

ASSESsMENJ ROLL for gradlng. graveling
y and paving the CUTTERS ~ lftA avenue.
from Madison avenue 10 East street.
OfFCE o. Cry cIFEE
GRAND KArlDs. Mich. Az - lass. !
Hattie J.. adams. Abel l. P. Blood. Derk
Burge \ N beynton.
Clark Conanf. George Nlapper'on- Nary Jane
Cullen. EdWlua A. tlalDDcrAl
Elijah Dart Albert i. Davis.
Arrnc Eenh0ss
Henry fralIck.
Charles j. OrinnclL Grand Rapics Savings
Bank. John II. Grove,
Moss Juudorf.
Jan kornlorn Jan kroomhan. Duke Ereon.
Ieide kr00n. Catherine hleraus, j. ~
hFoeze.
Kosanna Nc0ee. Render Mulcer. James Nus
srlmaH.
Lewis {. Philips. Levi s. Provin. Peter Plan
Laaneri sfuulier. John smu'ter. En ,ti sio-
cam. Josephine btraussrurtltel. Jol' clbef-
far
Jennie Nanferpoei
Warren Wesfscrly and Frank puite. t7braut
Mfsselius. N elrsma aHo efrrtt ffs.
= ou are hereby notified that an a'sF.sfnert
has been made Ufsn you o. drfrsy he es-
peusf of TIE Aforesaid Improvement An as-
said clfT. where fi VIII remain open .or o.
sracflon untI Monday evening. tur.s ~ 10
is>s when aud rf' e. you can appear iefore
tie toMfuoH l0uN.li oH said evening and
snow cause. - ANY. wly Sal assessment siIaI G
u0l De- made aHd collected according io law
fHlAhMt ~
cts llerk-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23


kOE kEAI-Ihrec suits Of rooms. 81. $50 ana
$50 per month. situated on ptftMd.st-.
half block north OF Bridge st.. suitable only
for small family, also = house uu Eoufih ST.,
with Ave roomsi large lot, bc Yacated alb ui
Aug. o. &. l.. Ives. room ~. AchcyDold F,
block. Res dence IA iyon -
TOR RENT-A large hall over Freoer.c 5
Music Store. Canal -. Inquire Oi :. =.
Godfrey. 3, NortH l1ai..si. -
EOR kENT-Inrcc uuiurnlshed rooms. IS
'rcsrertaye II
f}Ots Rt<I-tCums sin-.v and cn suite. far
nisAed or uniurllsArd. at Park Place.
MIS-. 4. l.. smlta.
tOR kENI-Larse. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. GId Cana. 81. VITA
gas. newly furnished and rclttcd. livery tp!ls
strictly nrsi class. Entrance, Crescent ave. 3
also. = Caual-st. Ennulrr at Room u, &it
FOR RENT-furnished rooms steam heated
and furnished rooms Tor light housekeep-
ing. Apply at Room lO5. New HOusemaD block.
Elevator from IN 70 III p IN. Dec. l9if
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
RIAL EsIAqE ooUArRY.

tfOk sALI.-Lot no. Is. ottawa Beach, tbs
iol is enc II the nT>t Scicctlons "a u la-
c.Ntcd only short distance from tle uoteI aAd
4 as nae View Of LAkc Michigan, lddrcss
jaf>. u. naaAlns ~ ~ J.. Loktlald. nra4d
r. l3lts Mich l-sun
1 t0KEAT NAADAlN-2ioa acre farm frame
i house. good orchard 400 acres improved
mtles from Baldwin ior sale cheap. Inquire
Tag art. N oicou oAuaon- ~ al
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

II IS not vile fancy drink made Of rum.
poor whiSkey. or refuse liquors. spiced and
sweeteaed 10 please the taste. but q purely
yege table preparation. made from native Cali
fornia herbs.
Twenty i've years use have demonstrated 10
Millions Of sufferers throughout the civilized
world. that OF All the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar BtteTs only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases, VIZ.
Dyspepsia. rheumatism. fatarrh. Neuralgia.
Headache BoNs. ScTofuia. skin Diseases. Jsun-
dice. Gout, Piles. BlEousness. sud ~. other
diseases arising from blood Impurities. aue -
y Nermifuge it is the best in The world. being
death 90 ali worms that iniest the human sys-
tenn
Itis always safe 10 take ~ any time. or un-
der any condition Of the system. from ola or
young. or for either sex IL is put up Ia two
STYLES. The Old is slightly bitter. and 8 the
stronger in cathartlc effect. The new style IS
very pleasant 90 the taste. and a perfect medi-
1e for delicate women or children. Zach
kind is distinctly marked on ton Of carton.
Many families keep both kinds OF hand. rs
they form = complete medi cine chest
send for beautiful hook. free.
Address. X. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.
81 Washington ST.. y. Y. City.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
10 sCBsC RIHKRs-
OFFICIAL PAPER OR The CITY.
THE WATERLOO DIyrs.

The report Of the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners relative 20 the
W4tegloo-st. dives 0egs the question
which the First ward residents have
raised and presents no solution OF the
situation. The matter now reverts
back 90 the council, and considerable
cnrios ~ exists as 20 the course that
body Viii pursue. Tie movers ia the
matter have conducted their campaign
very shrewdly and carefully and have
placed the city IN a position where il
viii have % asA or cut bait. Il VIII
have 70 remove the dives or pay heavy
damages for is neglect.
Briefly stated, the situation IS this.
The statutes make It 4 crime TO carry on
a house Of ill-fame or % lease property
for nch purposes. such houses exist
on Waterl0O-st. The city authorities
know Of the fact, yet refuse 70 abate
them. and on the contrary virtually
license them and give them the pro
lection of the police department. That
the course Of the authorities makes
tRem partners in the crime, admits of
no discussion, and the only question IS
whether they shall bo proceeded against
criminally, civilly, or both.
The defense of the authorities is that
while, of course, such places are not
nice, yet they are bound 10 exist, and
it IS better 20 keep them under some
sort OF regulation than it IS to let them
run Wild. Tins. however, IS no legal
defense. IL IS not the province
OF the police to decide upon a
question Of that KIND. It is their duty
to obey the law, and they have no
business % bother their heads with
speculative theories at variance with
the law. A locomotive engineer has
Iust as much right 70 dash along the
track without regard % signals as the
chef OK police has 20 set his opinion.
above positive and definite statutes
In thus Overstepp,ag his authority the
police altaorties have undoubtedly
placed the entire tax-paying portion Oi
the city a. the mercy 0t aggrleved First
ward citizens.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
HELP WANTED FEKALB.

kIANIKD-Iea YOUNG Lao .es age lt 80 d. =
" travel VITA lr5lp.. j. IA. carC it.e'
gram Herald. -
WANTED 1.-Two ladies' of good address Nro
~ can give references aid deposit tlN CAB
have eHpI9ywc l salary So lrl molgi e@i
0u ur address o. 4. J.. H ltuAs orA-a Rapids.
D. and /, ncrmi l-fr building ST
WANTED csok aud anr scroni giIl
" apuly lt = .4salt ST.. between aAo :
p. m 20
kNkNIID.-A Competent eu Tor general
" houseWoIh. Apply O. AIs. a. Is Cara.
D. thAres-sf. SO
AtANIEil-laGle 20 make agents sample
" fahcy Nolh al their haats. VII teach
You how .i3 per week easily made. Cal "a 81
Nonroe->I., room e. ~
WANtLD Duiugroom g.rl Al Tie Niem-
gan iiOusf. --Aif
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
REAL ESTATE
El8 sAL1BE
". H. KINSEY,
Il. ..a H.sfsa ag L-4- So
L4.r h " rl-a
Eels So

-ra ~ a n>1 " T,TosI -
..EffaF lf-T
$50 f ts -- f>. +'~@~
$500 ..r d =. 81 III 80 Aa.lsy-ste.
$50 i-f- - l-' e. ---'s-- -. l''a''es
.... o. ar ~. Es-asrsss,~
-'
5000 e. -.A--J eeraer A~4isel-~'s. ana
lt1lsassl
~if.s fsr ..ttfrf oa Ehif1- ave.
-.... ~. - tt...i....s
$1,000 e. O. on oot1-sl
Sa-5 fog ,-Al- IT, eoraer James ana shef
sls
5000 fer E. n. tst on cseseeat4ye.
$50 .-..-. ~, N.r,s r.,...a.. 8.
- .. -. .. :. ,.t..,. We,
f. -.
-e a.t GA N~-i-s'' So %
~
So" blVs tla. o-a4titll iet o. hennets 81
Atal hrAi,
I.r,-S
,,~r--,,-~ -,-.~>-. ---,-,
- ~ e - - \ ~ - 1A-) - = -S-S
PARTIAL LlcL
N,0n san E-e room modern house on south
Laiayttte sl.5 owner going 10 remove a.
1ol'faao Monday a-4 " ants o. SEA today or
i'ine- oH- NJ ~ hlNrEl-
SlJOU i. n. .t'.a, .oga ,1e ol -,
well and rIstern. u..a .astrr finish. lot alfx lEJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
eIIuATL0gg wAarLD -.

WANTED-By q man OF steady habits stu
" alton as tfaYt4lg SaitsllaAf groceries or
fruit aud produce. address No. - fsl
Broadway -N
lIANIEU-Si situation by two Young men IN
" any honorable p siuuui one i capable ~
Keeping BOOKS by double entry. Address No. l
Nest broadway ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

-ACR e PROP ER TX-
Who wants that acre tract on East ultOn-st
on the new railroad, al 50 per acre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
At one-half It's value. WIN trade FOR goo
DrOperty
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
WAITED BOARD.


E0k RENT Store "a ~ CanaIst Possessio
given at once Inquire as above. Sl4'
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
SITUATIONS WANTED FEHALE.

WANfED-A lady in cach city. town and
~ township 10 procure subscribers Tor tlc
Home AasAtlle. conducted by Mrs. John a.
Logan special Inducements offered Refer
euces required. Address The hTodlx Publish
ing Company. Washiu2ton. n. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

n et>to aN4 LOIS f1k sAAk-As i4ass.
- % t-s u.-s. llsp-stoa Rgloss a. ~ .ss a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

ASSESSMENT ROLL for grading. graveling
y and paving the CUTTERS - } I'D avenue.
from Madison avenue 10 East street.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

Who Will give in $50 down and pay The bal
ance quarterly for that room house 30 foot
lot. well. cistern and cellar. Oh Weston a Low ;
addition; $40.
The best lots n the city today and those sell
ing the fastest are Weston j Lows. Title per
feet
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

Oh tto tu4atl's fsVmezts r...4 4
..a.a E..lss ist 1s IS locf "a csas.lsI
@etttt APIS ~ ara t .Iicf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

Ifoh ~ALt~iol aiu ei-ta api musl be sid &c
once GOOD chaAfe Tor speculation. oT -
teft cheap piaae fsf home. Southeast part u
kiN. fuel sl.2. Address II. AcD. Io.eErSm-
4fSIald lsstf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

"a r hake gust Aad Two Esod isIs piSced "a
" e4r lalos rs "a N0lls lAIf abaal a. lr4fs
tesi uAs feal 1sp easy terms Iuite hIafn-
trs over af.adf l4iLI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-15
Insist There is Plenty of Gold.

EXPERIENCED MINERS DOING WELL IN SOUTHERN
CALIFoRNJA-EAsTERN MEN GOING.
Los Angeles dispatches insist that there is
absolutely no truth in the reports that the
Lower California placers are worthless. The
placers and quartz veins are wonderfully rich.
None OF the old miners have returned Those
who have come back bringing with them dis
couraging reports are ''tenderfeet" and clerks
who expected to find gold nuggets the size of
hens eggs on Q ground. Two steamers sailed
Wednesday from San Diego to Ensenada loaded
to the guards with miners and prospectors.
PENNsYLvANIANs OFF FOR THE GOLD FIELDS.
A special from Pittsburg to the Philadelphia
Press says: Eight farmers of Armstrong county.
headed by George Reiccol, started for the
newly discovered gold fields Of Lower Califor-
MIA to-day. Mr.. Reiccoll said Letters received
by my brother. who is now at the gold fields.
have caused US to make the journey. He writes
that in the Santa Clara district there are more
Mexican miners than any others at present and
they are each averaging from $50 to 300 day.
In one day about two weeks ago there was
$4,000 received at Ensenada and $1,000 at San
Diego, all in dust and nuggets, from the dis
trict One man had nugget weighing ~
ounces. Other nuggets from to 8 ounces in
weight are being found all the time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-15
DIEDMONT AIR LINE
I Schedule in effecf Fehr,,arr n.h 1850


L Schedule in effect February 10Th 1889
$3.50 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Warreuton
Sordonsvie Charlottesville, Lynchburg, and Stations
Knoxville, Rome, Calera, Monteomery, and New or.
leans Pullman Sleeper Washington to New Orleans
II "a M-Fast Mail Daily Tor Wsrrenton. Char.
I-ynchburg Rocky Mount, Danyille and Stations be,
tween LynchburR and Danville C,reeusboro Raleisri
CnariStte Columbia, ken, Augusta Atlanta Birmng.
Pullman Sleeper New York to Atauta Pullman Psrlor
cars Atlanta TO MONTGOMERY; Pullman Sleepers Mont
gomery to New Orleans and Mann Boudoir sleepers
Sleeper Greensboro to Columbia and Augusta Solid
trains washington to Atlanta Does not Connect Tor
e o. ronte points Sundays.
Strasburg and intermediate stations
,o;il r. n1Menphls Express Daily, via Lynchburr
Bristol and Chattanooga Pullman vestibule SLEEPER,
Washington to Memphis and thence to Arkansas
$50 p. M.-western Express Daily for Manassas.
CupeIer ORANGE Charlottesville, Louisville Cincin-
nsq Pullman sieepers and Solid Trains Washington
IL 100 p M,-Southern Express Daily for LYNCH
burg, Danville, Raleigh, Ashevle, Charlotte Coium-
leans Texas and California; Pullman Sestbae Slseosr
washington 70 New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
gemsIy Pullman Sleeper Washington to Augusta
Trains On Washington and Ohio division ieav. Wash.
bR:,iy arrive Round H,i :$o sas r 20 PM
fM D and s1seBt Sunday arriving Washington $50
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan.
and 7l3 PM; Via East Harnesses Bristol ana TyncS.
burg It II :13 AM and $40 PM VIA Chesspeste
ana ana o 4n s91e ana ChaIlottesviie 540 n.
Ileksts, sleeping car reservation and Information
s nIs Rs.as sS AND md Station
ley General passenger A0an&