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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23
CURIOUS THINGS OF LEE.

Preston county, ". Va, has ghost tina
smokes cigarettes.
Random, Pa, is proud Of a mongrel dot
which taught itself to climb a ladder.
William Lincoln, who lives near Grafton
| ". Va, has q cat that plays with rats, but i
death to snakes.
A cat at Port Jervis digs angle worms, anC
after biting them into small pieces feeds then
to young canary birds
A man at Eawkinsville, Ga, has been mar
ried twice In the same trousers. They are A
years old and Ire stiu wears EN-.
A woman and her husband are master anc
engineer respectively OF trading steamboat
on the Columbia river, Washington
Clarence Davis, Of Bordentown, Pa, Will:
whiting a broom handle, found lady
plain gold ring Embedded in the wood
Miss Mamie Singers, of Cincinnati, ha.
had rejected sutton arrested for stealing hel
false teeth The teeth were seized in a spirit
OF revenge.
The following advertisement recently ap
peared in paper: "A middle aged woman
who is capable honest and industrious bu'
as homely as a stone fence, wants work"
i goat at Dallas. which came upon q rat
tlesnake, walked back few yards, and, tex
ing q running start, made a long jump
alighting with his legs punched and cutting
the snake In pieces.
Surgeon Parry, of the East Indian medical
department, says that be saw the Jet black
hai- OF rebel Sepoy turn grayin half ar
hour while he was under examination and
half mad with fear.
A bee belonging to a swarm that Dorset
shire farmer was attempting to hive got
down the mans throat and stung him, and,
the throat swelling very rapidly, the man
died Of ai:focaEon.
A Ttusvills Pal paper tells Of a move
wedding tour The young man, who could
not leave town, purchased IS worth Of tickets
for the merrv-go-round. and they proceeded
to ride to their hearts content.
After the city recorder Of Carthage, No,
had lectured and fined man FOR drunken
ness loud talking, and horering on the pub
lie thoroughfare,n q friend Of the man In
formed the recorder that the man was deaf
and dumb.
Thomas q Berry, Chester Pa.l council
man, was recently robbed Of pair Of gold
spectacles by man who borrowed them &c
write a letter to his mother. The fellow bad
also begged the paper, envelope aud stamp
from Mr.. Berry.
A famous naval dog is attached to the
United States ship AdarnA He belongs to nc
one in particular, but to the ship IN general.
He has seen service In ell quarters OF the
globe. On one occasion, ween the vesssl was
out Of Commission for months and repairing
In the dry dock, he hesook himself 70 the re
oeiv;ng ship, hard by, but promptly reported
far duty when the adams wss' again ready
FIR service
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23
The Fastest 3-Year-Old.

Here is cut Of Axtell. the 3-year-old trot-
ter, who broke the record for horses Of bis
age in Minneapolis the other day, making a
mile In 2:1515. The best previous record for
3-year-olds was 2:1S. The colt is owned by
C. B. Williams
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23

under the tuition OF Herman Vein, In Lon
don, viii make her first appearance in this
country In about eighteen months.
Hermann has his Life insured for $500, 000
a western playwright is at work on a play
which he calls big Lord Fauntleroy." 1t
presents Cedric grown to be bowling swell
and being sued by an English burlesquer.
Nina Van Zandt, who figured so conspicu-
ously in the trial Of the Chicago anarchists as
the sweetheart Of August Spies, the bomb
thrower, sent dispatch to E. G. Stone,
Joseph Haworths manager, recently offering
to play the leader Of the mob in the last act
Of Paul Kauvar.n
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23
4. FIAGG, Proprietor.
Cor. I'd and 9th aves., Wichita

Manufacturer OF Steamengtnes,
Boilers, Pumps and all kinds Of
mill gearing. Architectural iron
a speciality. Iron and brass cast
ingS made to order. Estimates
made on all class Of work and
orders promptly attended to.
90 W. q. FONDA, Supt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23
A HINT TO ANGLERS.

How to Cast with Light TaokIe-The Art
Is Easily Acquired.
Like many other things fly casting is not SO
difficult as it appears. 1t requires only good
eye, steady nerves and continued practice.
The method in use by experts in America is
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23
ZELLIE DE- LUSSAN
One Of the Favorites Of the
Comic operate Stage.
SHE LOOKS LIKE ADELINA PATTI.

She Believes That Captivation Is One of
the High Arts and She Ought to Know.
What She Thinks About the Matter.
Other Things Theatrical.
In those portions Of the United States
where the Boston Ideal Opera company Is
known, there Zellie de Lussan is known also.
She is spoken Of as the pretty little Franco
American prima donna" She Is reason
ably pretty and has mezzo-soprano voice,
which, If Ii is limited in range, is Of undoubt-
edly good quality. 1t Is said, however, by
her critics that her acting does not come up
TO the high standard set by her voice. She
Is also sometimes accused Of initiating lime
Patti; but as she really looks very much like
the divine Adelina, perhaps she can't help it
In recent article The Stage said of her:
It is generally understood that she is a
feminine fascinator Of the highest theatrical
type, and for that reason the following opin-
ion On the art, from her own lips, will be
found interesting. She believes that capti-
walton Is an art, and says;
~ don't believe that a woman makes a
conquest without knowing it, and she very
often knows how she does ii. Yes, to be
charming is en- art-to do anything well Is
an art Certainly natural gifts go great
way, but there are many little rules by which
a woman who is not attractive may become
so. There is great potency in a melodious
voice, and a woman who would charm should
cultivate tone that viii fail pleasantly, soft
~ on the cara tone that must be low. Ihave
known beautiful women whose high, shrill
notes in conversation have destroyed all the
'illusion-have turned it promptly into q de-
fusion. A woman should learn what particu-
lar advantages she has, no matter how few
they be, and make q study of improving
them, of bringing them into prominence.
why do women captivate menl For the
mere sake of having cavalcades of admirerea
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23

until the physician arrives; give large InJec-
tons two quarts Of warm water with ten
drops-adult dose-of tincture of opium.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23

" ell, some women
have that motive, +"
she went on, "but
what sort Of wo-
men are theyl Not
the cleverest wo-
men. A brig b t
woman ought not
to be 50 cruel, and
hardly ever is. 1
know that / am
mot annoyed by a
host Of assiduous
, admirers. / don't
know whether l am
to regard the fact
as a compliment
arY or detrimental
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23

until the physician arrives; give large rnJec-
tons two quarts Of warm water with ten
drops-adult dose-of tincture of opium.
Don't permit child under to remain out
of bed after 8 p. m, even If you have to
forego your most sacred social duties or miss
a most brilliant first night at the theatre.
Don't wear dark clothes in very cold
weather because OF the readiness with which
they eliminate body heat; the Russian and
Siberian great coat is invariably of light
gray color.
Don't imagine that sunstroke heat prostra-
tom follows exclusively exposure to the sun.
The same may be produced by excessive heat
even at night, especially when the person is
much fatigued.
Don't mistake weight for warmth in cloth
ing; feeble people may be worn down by
heavy clothing and yet be less sheltered than
those who wear light wooden fabrics, both as
inner and outer garments.
Don't eat pork. When it is absolutely I'M
avoidable to do SO, it should be rendered
harmless by being exposed to strong heat
long enough to be converted into a decided
gray color, even to its innermost part.
Don't believe that one attack of comCauni
cable disease protects against another. Tha
writer treated a gentleman, aged n, who had
two distinct sets Of smallpox pits. and this
third attack was Of a continent character.)
Don't lose your head when with cases Of
bleeding from the lungs; they very rarely
prove Immediately fatal Prop the patient up
in bed and give him small pieces of ice to
swallow and a quarter Of a teaspoonful Of
tincture Of ergot every hour until your ply
stefan arrives-From six Hundred Medical
Don'tsm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23

Don't permit child under to remain out
of bed after p. m, even If you have to
forego your most sacred social duties or miss
q most brilliant first night at the theatre
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-23

THE NOTTINGHAM STYLE.
he desires to reach as he makes the swing he
relinquishes the line in his left hand" OF
course the length of line held in the left hand
depends upon the distance of the point de-
sired to reach.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
EVIL COMMUNICATIONS.
Eow They Ruined the Sweet Disposition
OF Bright I.Itt.c Girl.

low lney EnlncG the SWcet DieposlIOh
OF q Bright Little Girl
A remarkable illustration Of the fact
that evil communications corrupt good
manners has recently been borne in
upon me, writes the Chicago Journal
sidewalk stroller. For the last four or
five months | have been on terms of in
innate friendship with a very attractive
young woman, who is nearly two years
old. She only uses few words, but she
uses them frequently, and she adds
about twenty words a day TO her vo-
cabulary. For the drst two months OF
our acquaintance never knew her 70
cry or make loud noise, although she
was teething, and-for part Of the time
suffering from whooping cough.
When she got angry, instead of yelling,
she just put her thumb in her mouth
and took it over along with her into the
corner, whore she contemplated the car
net or tho ceiling until her wrath had
subsided. Upon such occasions she had
TO do without whatever she wanted.
But change came over the spirit OF the
scene. One day her cousin, a boy aged
four years, was brought up from the
country to spend the winter with little
Julia's mother. He is one of tho boys
who. when he secs any thing.
takes it, and when he doesn't see
It. asks for II, and when he
doesn't get it, just hollers like all the
sea-lions, bears and tigers IN Lincoln
Park. He IS a bowler from Howlers-
vile, and invariably gets whatever be
wants in double-quick time. He has a
buzz-saw voice, and he makes the most
Of It. When he yells he browns the
Sound Of the Cable-caT. which runs BE-
fore the dining room window ard be is
yelling from scnrise 10 sunset Julia
was much struck with the incom parab
efficiency OF her cousins methods Of
transacting business, and tho day sfter
his arrival entered into partnership,
aud adopted his system IN full Julia
never goes % the corner now when she
is angry with or without hor thumb.
She just catches her doh hy the leg and
bangs its head against tie glass of the
bookcase. and hoVls until the ssw-dust
begins % flow. She stamps both feet
and bangs around every thing she can
la7 hold 0f on the table. During ar her
waking hours she and her cousin ars
fighting like demons The house "a un.
!nhabitable. ard soon the whole block
Will be vacant Julia. probably, ? as
bad her temper spoiled for life. And all
this becsuse two mothers - Who ars
smonz the best women in the world
have no more idea of how - educate
children thar thcv have of tho integral
calculus Yet they sTe supposed ~ -
doing their duty 20 society y raising
two more t3r2rer-s ~ the human rsoA
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

Tesetber With Other IstsFssting lteIa,
kreaa ti4s Cap tel

WAsalNe1oS, Dec. l4---kspresenia-
Ohpnan wN present n the House
Moa8av sbe fo..ow ag bis- Fer tee
rslef of pavd >enple q correct tbt
Tie pension rocord snd fef the re..ef ot
Josephine Horae, John sA.s4ls NaTy
A. Ep..y. FloIs2oe 0ra4n and Jeas-
Qlah 1eager
Eau e.. Iorey appointed 30 $ place
,u Iae office DI tl-e plol.c lIlateE. at-
rte4 last E.-.t a-l wlI e. 10 work
AAuday ueAt.
Kepitsematvs Brewer has r,ady 90
srrlg on tle lloase l.ll toE Is n IS
uutlIe building 81 Lansing. Ia-s j. tae
same t.lI introduced last sess GOA Un..t
Was smotEeIed lu committee, a ID
came near losing Brewer las seat- M.
St0c ktIldEe has introduced similar
b.ll lu tne senate. The bil calls lor
sl0o, ,Jl1.
Renresentatye Mills Viii tTyto secure
a pubic bellGlug Tor last Saginaw 90
Accommodate the postOflce, revenue
collectors office ana tlar OF the Col-
lector Of customs bill 10 he iltro-
duced Monday next calls for g .uO0
Gs "A starter About 500 600 Wall be- al
lmately asked toT lhe completion OF
the work.
Nineteen members Of the House ap-
peared before the grand jury Yesterday
and gave testimony concerning the
notes which SllcOtt Is accused OF hay-
ing forged and afierward taken up al
tile National Metropolitan Bank.
There were thirty-hve Of these notes,
the sums named in them aggregaung
Sl4.500. and the nineteen members
testncd that they had not given those
on which their respective signatures ap-
pcarcd.
There Is a strong probability that Col
loctor Campau, OF Detroit, wIll he re-
moved. the recent McCallum outrage,
OF which Secretary Window wrote yes
terday. having increased the feeling
against the present management OF The
Detroit office.
Franklin f. Gowen, the well-known
railroad officer and lawyer of Pennsyl-
wanna. shot himself today in ms room
at Wormley's Hotel and died almost
instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

eselas 5a f fA--
ta-s dltl-A ls..aa ot Ialaers
a.ftal .Issl Days "a ranp
cteea at PQeers I4oss tsa -f
a.ta .hs fascinating story 80 fea- y
peleese t-at &. gfs, Gae epp'ltat--
ues fog tAe development " t4e spe, Is
cll4r lie feature ot tae present lao-
dac.al IS SAID t3 be attractive @l-1
elaborate HogItDe>. lie sale ~ seats
VII cPen today al tle uslal Roar
I1e sale u reserve seats for tie pre-
sea-4t.o1 u .tfle Mess ah ol l1e Z. l-t.
w .l commerce Al Helgiak slH4ell store
t.DoTT0N morning The festival cio-
rls 9t -90Y0.ces Is thorough -hiF Irllesl sg-l
Tie Philharmonic orchestra Hlll te .-ls-
Aleuled - twenty musicians uoM De
trolt aud Chicago. Tie so.olsts Sn-
n0unctd 20 appear are n 81 OelcFla
Johnston, thcaSOs leading soprano
Miss kmma Crouch, Coltualtoi III
Charles A. knoTr, tenor and Myron
M. Whitney. the celebrated hasso. ll--S
u indeed TIE most Important program
t1e OIat0T.O society has Set arrange, ,
anl 10 5, believed that ine patrons ~
mus.e w.d evluce their appreciation oi
the ,oc ety enterpr -. Ile prgIam
VIII be directed by A II Morehead.
As was predicted early in the season
Lawrence Barrett has been compelled
90 bIug his season 10 a close on account
Of tie swelling on his neck. The
tragealan is uow IN New York under
treatment. lie hopes % resume his
tour be tno weeks, bat intimate friends
81 ti4e actor shake their heads IN doubt
aut n-l.t that his aftilcton IS very
serious.
Tie row Of seats IN Powers theator
behind the orchestra viii be removed
back TO the raj IN the rear Of the
thcater. This IS done in order 70 give
more room between the remaining rows
IN the parquet;e. IL l. an improve
ncnt that viii be welcomed 10y patrons
who prefer u. .sit close 10 the stage.
FlsOn and Errovs comedy company
Will present the farclcal, musical sklt
entitled "Chlcks" 81 Redmond's tins
week. Maunces VIII be gwen as usual
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
TOWN TOPICS

LeC.-41ss2 % Elt tos are 1aeg1a.ed.
Sec sraar s. 40 0C.l1.1ess.
fr an1 Mrs E1os. r gagrll. of
ea1t A-a.ts ar at t.e b4Elle2 ~
n saalz1o Isle,fapA.
= Heeler tae ,ouEn D.wsol-st.
cl t-ctoner el 4a.le j -lI
soAt t.ae. 81 al.e .u-l again
Iae asns ~ r. 81. OBreu sas made
happy -asg evening - sac 4rs-ya- ~ a.
-alal Eule. 8E 1Iln-s 4l1 sal ss.
le shape ~ boy Ar. Obrea
sl. lives.
Aa 4.arm ~ IRE, sounded from oox
yesterday morning lls- before r.
.l-fa called .ls le a.t.Aclg - 81 80
HeNls o.oc4 luL 10 eau-4ge * cJl.s-
4ulnce ~ done
AdVces from A. IT. Morehead state
t-A- ll tA1 -mlos- lle 90 transact t1e
lpoIrAnt business that uecess. lated
l g. 4 20 Cl.cag0. u tme ~ relall
sunday morning. as 80 4ul.clpa -.l.
ID las been ll-l TAO week, ms uio-n-
sl-e tne d SAP p-aIalce OF Io0L,
t.e spress clerk. N4s discovered. His
absence stI unexplained and the
whole AL alr as much " a mystery as
ever
lae aull.al sale of ARTICLES, both use
I'll ald ornamental. tae sk.Lfll naudi-
work .t lae .4d es OF the Grace Ep.scO-
fa. lau.cl. VIII occur 0n uext Thurs
ttF afternoon and evening. aL the
b. t..ee 0t Mrs jacob hlelnhaus. ll6
y laol-atr.
T0 to December / Kent county has
ril BlaJ 30 for the -calps OK 25,3l5
k.- SD ,parr0w-. lu ..xty-four coan-
t... from the unle 0f the pa--sge OF
ono aet. up -o December J.. there were
80 aJ spagrOes slam, Tor Which
--5T VAS paid.
q couple ot gentlemen from Lake
Guy, kecder and Brock by name. were
ia tDe city Saturday % see the G. l.. ~
! officials relative ~ the proposed cX-
tension TO tnat city. The distance Is
only seven miles, and the road w.ll run
through the land recently sold 90 Louis
sands. twill undoubtedly be built.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
APR 0HEES aIsHF THOUGHTS.

~\leer vhy s. erean
Al 81. ttr, aca ttlet 1f tsy past
An0 ga, t.s Itaf 3 ca Iec ny ee4rsi
sAaa l.s iete Asa ls v~ss .4sgs
AI.fr ean.f ISL tss apon me-
Eatsags nA-ps. thst esseaoe 81 he s
rs us srsfes ete seessed io eeat fns
Mle8 ! uas rasi -gsc cel
Issoars .es 0s parted 81 SAY.
Hu. Ee>a n n.y memory aew.
ls tae Tle-.iss sls -aaas g. as i&tthl4i
1e u.t 4aa q. hel nlArtlAge vew.
Sic tols ns tbat tlae ceu.a uot alter
Ihe l.ee lasl ste SEES lor me tben.
Ana egr eAll4 sae vsulo ls&gh o. lose me
Ill 50 wrge 94ltec ssalA.
IEt taose VOWS shs has seen forgotten.
Male aoe SIZE is Ishias 3 Tear.
IhAi AL Nel lNr tbese ious years o4t.
Al4 Agpcs 1 i seol iie ol - 1iet.
Yet Ivonaer Why l.fe Is - dreSfy
AsI 60 here and tAluk II rae pasii
Why c4l aol give up he iaise oues
WY mus, my lose for heT silll las.g
u must be Ger Child that unitss us.
In sIste oi hrr ialsehoes sna hale
Aud % ood Nll but keep ue n'y boys iove.
III patiently suffer Sld wait
Jackson Mieh.. Nov Dc. ISIS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
BY BlT OF Tie SCu ClylL
Heated - feFusef 1fal2a ga bos
aaa ai, ChaEasias VIE ths ftlsga
ErrsIi 60 18f1le lAe ~ grfaA

EFFeit 80 "tt@-e the " stt@
~ t
CO.. a. Company -a1t n- ~ ce
..Cr.ek.a 81 Refrnantfs san Till. p.-
,...4 p...4. 49,. -
pieAzn- 4p - t~7 R~4- N-s'
z.ue ye4cs SINCE -Al.. As al tae ooy.
r.I-s ... Lee .,rlri Rsn.f. a.8 .n
,I
-'--
las lA.len ~ is snare Altef 4s--
rresssug le vas lnduced = order %
.,. ...f.f f...~F. h.rs ..f.a l3.s If
"---9 az '' @'-- " .--'- ''D -'
dong. % 1l.-ftl himself a1o-L as -J--
.9As
arm not n-ehof q hand al le,,Il ~
llg place. ot interest tnat De Ni- tri,
b4t VIII d3 tur best I ~au- OAf ia-l spa
? peaFanoe ~ ta.s country previous 20
-H.l5 4nfoad, s. As WIN L-e Boston ll-"-
afd fALA-ne company season OK
lss9-s8. 40 the close ol tAAL season. "e
and tie l-sJA g Ello-o company s-,l-t1
from Ne~ 1ofk 0n the sleAiu-n-p Alas-
A, arriving a. queenstown, ireland, on
March II, -. F--I.cN dly, ana tAcl-to
across ~ Liverpool AIleI pray ii-- "t
All tAe pf-rcipal theatels III ot,"I
btta-ni ana ula>ln5 a pluAouAce sue
cess, we were OF ah engag eneAt to
t.,-l s-r..--a ior a s-f months tour ol
lne colonies. winch "e accepted. -
embarked on the steamship lD-fiL ~
London Nay -, I'oSr arr wing al ~
mouth, Eng ANA Iue Ioilo"-hg dSf-
ne next place We touched ai was ODD
ft.tii' "ueie We li+ded ana i'tht 7e'
eial nodIs very pleasantly VIII not
attempt to uesti 'e tuo loFeiV scenery
We reached Naples tic loito"l4S NuA-
uay, remaining over uh'u houday. We
were 80 fortunate rs TO ne present dut-
lnS great Feast day, ana al Nap -cs WAS
out % see the unFe.Ang oi the hing $
statue, which we also witnessed.
We VISITED several famous catnedraiS
aud were particularly enchanted Win
the jesuit, Wnlch 70 our American eyes,
seemed rich and magnificent beyond
description. must not forget 10 men
ton Mt. NesuYus, which as plainly seen
from the Bay OF Naples. BY the aid OF
/ telescopes and glasses we were enabled
I 20 see nre IS well as smoke issuing IrOm
rs huge mouth.
"Ihc following Tuesday We arrived
at Port SAID where, for the first time
during the voyage, we experienced the
discomfort winch the prOCeS, ol 'ca1l-
ing Is bound To occasion. We lett the
ship but one hour, and 1t WAS quite
enough. Such wickedncsS and total
depravlty | do not believe exists any
where outside OF Port SAID.
1T Is two days thence 10 Suez, and
we had a remarkable trip through the
canal. that is. for that time of the year.
We were on deck the entire time, rs
there were no sand storms to
send MS below. Our next port was
Alden, three davs' sail from Port SAID ,
through the Eld Sea. warm Wen;
/ Alden "a topic / do not care TO dwell
upon. We 'coaled' there. also, and
when We left We all looked about the
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
THE MILLENNIUM.
4 Canadian Canon Anticipates the Co
ing OF Christ in 1900

4 Canadian Canon Anticipates the Com
lng OF Christ in 1909
OTTAWA, Dec. 13.-Canon Curran, Of
Hamilton, ont, a prominent Canadian
divine, ha, gained considerable promi-
ncnce lately in connection with the
views he holds regarding the millcn-
ium, which lie predicts tor 1900. in Il
sermon he dwClt upon the skcpticlsin
respecting the second advent, and sand:
81 ne two greatest events which have
transprcd since the creation of man,
with the exception OF tine fall, have been
the celuge and the coming tOthls world
OF Christ Jesus, and as far rs they can
be accurately asccrtaiuci, these 2000
ycars-that is 10 say. from the time of
the expulsion from the Garden Of Eden
20)j years went bv, and then came the
dclUs Again 2000 years passed away,
and then the Lord Jesus ap-
pcarcd among men. The next
event TO look forward to, and
which, unquestionably, is as much a
matter OF prophecy, As were either the
two have mentioned, IS the return OF
the Lord. Now ], IN common with
many others, while admitting that 1t IS
no FOR Gus 10 know positively the times
and the seasons tha, arC in God 5 hands,
yet can not but think that at the close
of the third 2Oo0 year, of the existence
OF man upon earth the final cOnsum-
nation VIII occur, and that then the
present diSpcu>atlOn and all It's curious
problems VIII come to an end.
Canon Currau further emphasized
the theory 10y showing how the number
: was a peculiarly important and sjg-
nihcaut one In Scripture; hence he had
some foundation for affirming that
when the seven thouslndth year would
he reached the millennium or rc.gn of
Christ on earth would begin; thai then
Satan would be bound forever an sin
comm. c y VlnqUlSncd
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
Man Bites Man.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 14.-Repre-
sentative-elcct Shipley, of Guthrie
county, Is in 4 critical condition at his
home, near Yale, from the result Of
bites received in Il recent difficulty with
w. /. Edwards. He Is not expected 10
live. The grand jury OF Guthrie coun-
ty has returned an indictment against
Edwards
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
AMOUR KEDrDrD PRICES

Millinery ct a Great Sacrifice L.
UnNArntshed Truth.
LADIES Beng overloaded with GER
tam hats, and wiling "a reduce tie
same, J made up my mind a. loKeT tho
prices n order % get my money hack
and hereby offer my s. hats Tor sl.5o.
and every hat n proportion.
Come and examine the same at No.
y Canai-st., and you viii ind that
everything Is just as / represent
For stoves so 10 Jim Travis, O.
CanAi-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

W. II. Petit is closing out his stock
Of baskets. tables, chairs, etc. Among
the assortment are 20 be found any
quantity of goods that would make
suitable Christmas presents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

Choice engravings and mouldInCs
frames made 70 order at low prices by
Knowles d Co., room Is, -. Deue
Hotel building, l22 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
GAVE HER A BOUQUET.
President Harrison Honors a Grand RAJ
ids Lady.

ids Lady.
a Washington dispatch says. Repre-
rcscntative Belknap paid his respects to
the PreSidenttoday III company with W.
Alden Smith and wife, of Grand Rapids.
The President was especially gracious,
and accompanied them through the
White House, and subsequently led
tbemlnt the hecOnseryatory. Returning
TO his desk, the President took there
from n bouquet of flowers and pre-
sented them IN complimentary words
to Mrs. Smith.