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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Harry Kierle, No. LOG East Third
street, has another living curiosity to
take the place OF his wooden-legsed duck.
This time 1t is a chicken with hair in
stead OF feathers. The REPUBLICAN
localizer would not believe the report
until Harry brought in the veritable
chicken, young one and halt game at
that, with q coat OF luxurious coarse
name like hair enveloping its neck, and
in fact the covering CT the whole body OF
the chicken is much more like hair than
feathers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

City Solicitor Harry C. Turner has the
draft of bill on which he Is now putting
ip shape, which, when finished, will be
sent to the Legislature TO enact into a
law. 1t relates to the Turing of young
girls Into club rooms and houfes OF ILL
fame. 1t also gives the police power to
arrest these girls on the street when
known to be travelling the crooked path.
Another provision makes 1t Unable Of
Tense for any young girl to be found in a
club room, whether going In by herself
or being taken there by male friend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

FREMONT, Jan. 25.-Thomas Bucha-
nan of Middle Creek, and William
Brennan, of Donaldson, were killed at
Middle Creek Colliery to-day. The two
men were at work in breast and strik-
ing feeder of gas were covered up by
a large mass of coal and dirt. After
ten hours hard work by large force of
men their dead bodies were recovered.
Both leave large families.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

The annual meeting of the Morocco
Exchange was TO have been held last
evening at the Clayton House, but owing
10 the email attendance there was no
business transacted. The officers for the
ensuing year should have been elected at
the meeting, but as 1t was not done, the
present. officers will, unde. ;sine rule, eop-
iinue until their successors are chosen,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Thomas FL. Joseph, of No. 923 Bennett
street, and an employe Of the Hilles &
Jones machine works, had his left hand
badly laoerated by a circular saw at
which he was working yesterday after
noon about / o'clock. The cut was
down the face of the thumb to the base
of the hand very deep, but 1t is thought
that the bone is not injured. Dr..
George II. Cantwsll dressed the wound,
several stitches being required to bring
the torn and gaping edges together.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25.-An attempt
was made last night to wreck the Col
orado, Utah and Pacific passenger train
on the Union Pacific near Wilson, Kan.
The spot selected was where the track
runs on high embankment, and had
the train left the rails there might have
been q fearful loss of life. No reason
except robbery can be assigned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

AIN. w. Cor. Fourth and King streeta
to choice brands of -four. The Blentoi i
is considered the best manufactured 10
the world; Jones' Hungarian, gold medal,
silver medal, Barleywood and all other
brands at reduced prices. Also have
room for storage OF household goods a;
low rates. Don't fail to give us call.
X. p. JANvIER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

That everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 TBS. of the beat, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hickory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewsshing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Open In the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

BARNEGAT, Jan. 25.-Thousands of
soft shell crabs have been washed up on
the beach here during the past day or
two and the longshoremen have been
busily engaged in gathering them and
shipping them to market, where they
command good price, as they are lare-
Iy found at this season of the year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

The flthy habit OF frequenters at the
Opera House mssticating ANAcco and
squirting the liquid around promiscuous-
ly on the floor and carpet. Hogs should
be made To 60 into pens built expressly
for that purpose, II they don't stop the
filthy habit when visiting places of amuse-
ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

L. F. Adair, on account of giving uD
two of the four large buildings he now
occupies, will cell at public sale at No.
All Sbipley street, on Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. 90, commencing at o'clock, large
stock of Parlor and chamber suits and
other furniture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Now at the Wilmington Commercial Col
lege to enter February 1, for a thorough
business education. Private office open
daily. Catalogues free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

William @. Mahan, formerly q COM
positor on the REPUBLICAN, but now
holding cases In Philadelphia, paid our
city flying visit last evening. He came
down to LOOK after his real estate inter.
estB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

if neglected, often attacks the lungs.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs give
sure and immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

The real need of a sick baby is not 80
much medicine as 1t is something to
assist nature" Many things are re-
commended, but the best known rem
edy for the ailments of young children
is DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup. Price only
% cents bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

The Rev. j. G. BRAGG, of Paris, France,
will speak on the above subject in Hano
yer Church to morrow forenoon. He is
an interesting speaker and all are in.
vited TO hear him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

tale OF romantic love, and many mys-
teries that battle detection, Opening
chapters In to-morrow's Sunday Press.
Frist & Davis, 3i3 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Ny large stock of cigars are now offer
ed at reduced prices, previous to removal
oa March 25.
CHAs. J. a. BECKETT,
Wine, Liquor and Cigar Dealer,
108 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

I suffered with rheumatism in the
shoulder for months and the only thing
l found that did me any good was Sal
walton Oil. 1t cured me, and l recon-
mend it to all sufferers with said dis
ease.
N. ULMAN, 1 Pearl St., Balto., Md.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

10 fine cabinets for S3. 90, and one 8x1O
rame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
and's, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Juft received q lot of very fine salt oyi
ers at Gardner's, 7th and Shipley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26
Excursion Tickets to Montreal Carniva
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

VIA HeilnSyiNAiilA IhaAhrohus
Great preparations are being made for
the Mid-winter Carnival at Montreal.
The programme, which covers period OF
five days and nights, from February 4th
to 9th, is the most attractive one ever Is
sued Dy the Montreal committee. 1t
will be o gala week OF winter sports, EN-
braeing tObogganing, snow shoeing, skat-
ing, parades of picturesque clubs, the IL
Elimination of the ice palace, and other
novel features.
For the benefit of those desiring to at
tend the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Montreal,
February 1st to 8tb, inclusive, good TO
return from February 5th to 10th, inclu
sive, from the following stations at rates
quoted: Philadelphia tl8, Chester SIS 30,
Wilmington $40, Baltimore So, Wash
ingtou $2i, Trenton SO S5, Princeton
t16. 30, New Brunswick Sl5 540, RahwsT,
Elizabeth and Newark s16.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

For fine mixtures 20 to Hollis, No. 4
West Second or No. b12 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Gardner, 7th and shipley, has the
finest oysters In the city for the holidays
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

"A lauy VINO hp.s suffered for over
tnree ihoh LIS extreme torture from a
violen.. cough has become completely
Cured by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

Butter tafty at Ferguson's, II d. Cd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-26

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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

and - yea vii have "a. Let yer go
On. 10. tbat ~ouldu't CO az al oGI
VISA thesd take yer away fFoEa hers,
for I don't want yer
Annie saw the usslsSsness q further
words. aad ste trusted u the boy.
The nan continued.
Here. there's sOmetnin 70 eat Tor yer
and some beer pointing 70 the table.
He walked over - il and took sway tie
plate and cup thai Annie had Just seen
there he moved the chair on which
Ay the paper % the table. As he lifted
the paper ne said: And here's some
readIn' for yer
HIS attention was attracted % the mu-
tlztsd margin He looked quickly 70
the table and saw the pencil Was gone.
What have yer been dom, ne asked,
fieroely. going TO her. As be did he saw
the pencil On the door.
.Ho. ho, Yer'ye been a-tryin' 70 kom-
muniereate, hev ye;"
Yes" she replied, boldly.
Wei. did yes" said he, peering at her
keenly and suspiciOusly.
The idea swept over Annie's mind that
il would be wise 10 conceal her attempt.
"Of what use was ~" she said, wear
ily. Women are horn actresses. "How
was 70 send a letter from hereT
True fot ye. Where's wOt ye writy'
Il didn't write anything. tore the
paper up"
lie looked upon the floor, and saw
pieces of paper which Annie had idly
torn into bits.
This did not satisfy him. He looked
at her suspiciously a moment. and then
said:
Il don't believe We. Not that ye saw
anybody. but yer've thrown somethin'
out for a chance. I'll see 10 that at once
Yer'd better eat, he said as he turned
away, "for yer've long ride before yer
tonight"
With that he strode hastily out Of the
room, locking, bolting and barring the
door after him. Her heart failed as she
heard the bolts shoot.
She saw bolts and bars on the inside.
With a quick impulse she put up the
bars and shot the bolts. She flew TO the
other door and bolted and barred that.
She was safe from unwelcome intru-
sion
Then she sat down to wait for Hol-
brook.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

against ons' Do you imagine the psop1s
Who abducted hsF. and who have earned
oat thsE plans - skillfaly - f&E. are
born Idiots. and thai you would not be
recognized the moment yea 50 your foot
ia @stt street; That tie gir woald not
be spirited away before yoo could say
Jack Rob2nsons / know something of
that part q town. Why. man alive,
from the moment you left this spot you
would De followed. and when you turned
your steps IN the direction OF Mott street.
the alarm would be given. Your own
common sense, II you VIII only give II a
chance, must tell YOU tins.
Holbrook was forced 10 acknowledge
the justice Of Toms remarks.
We'll. then. what would YOU dos"
"Act Immediately" replied Tom, but
not rush up there ike mad bull las
ten 10 NE. The course 70 pursue seems
- me plain enough. The Shadow Is here
now. IN the other room. / viii send him
up 70 Mott street 10 take observations,
and % determine, a. nearly a. he can. IN
which OF the four houses Miss Temple
ton Is confined. This be can probably DO
exactly, for he is excellent al that sort
of thing. While he has gone about this
business. you and viii 20 10 friend Of
mine-the head Of a private detective
agency, and We viii get from him
force Of trusty men TO assist us. But
the first thing we must do will be 70 get
out Of this building unobseryed by the
spy outside.
Seize him and tie him up" said Hol-
brook.
"No," laughed Tom, that won't do.
We want him 10 remain here under the
impression that we are still in this Of
fee"
Holbrook, who had cooled down con-
siderably, thought moment.
These offices are connected all the
way through to the rear. The JanitOr
has keys to them all, and he can carry
us through TO the rear hall without it
being necessary 10 90 out on the one we
ordinarily use"
"The very thing" said Tom.
"Tll senal word 10 him at once"
"Hold on a moment" interposed Tom.
"Send out trusty clerk 10 him, and let
the janitor come TO us from the rear
hall, unlocking the doors as he comes,
so that when we do leave we can go
quickly"
This was agreed and acted upon.
In the meantime two other clerks
went out into the hall, and in the pres
ence OF the spy had this conversation:
"By George, it's hard lines, isn't it?"
whats hard linesY'
"Why, promised my best girl to take
her to Coney Island tonight, and here
comes Mr.. Holbrook in at late hour
and tells me not to go away, for he will
have some copying for me to do"
"Well, he'll be through by six"
"Not he. Mr. Bryan and he have
business that will keep them here until
eight. / heard them say so. That means
nine"
So the poor spy settled himself for a
two hours watch.
Though Holbrook had yielded, he still
chafed.
When Tom told him that he did not
think they ought to make the attempt
at rescue until after dark-say about
o'clock-he rebelled.
Tom argued with him, and convinced
him again.
81 suppose you're right, Tom," he said,
"but this suspense is frightful. She is a
young, lovely girl, Tom. Think what
may happen to her"
ITO RI CONTTNrrFD
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

rapid rate of speedy
He called to him, but the owner of the
pattering feet took no heed of his call,
and, perceiving the uselessness of at
tempting to follow him, he desisted and
returned to Holbrooks office.
As he passed the door of the elevator
shaft, it opened to discharge carload of
passengers, and among them Tom recog-
nized the man who had watched them in
Lexington avenue.
He made no sign Of his discovery.
In the same carload was the Shadow,
and to him Tom gave sign to follow.
As he entered the Office again he met
Holbrook going out.
Where are you goingY he asked.
"Going? To help Annie. To rescue
her, of course. Where else would be
going?"
This reply was made in tone of the
supremest contempt.
"Wait moment. want to have a
moments conversation with you"
Don't stop me, Tom. You've been
particularly irritating today, and | am
hardly in q condition to be responsible
for my acts"
That's the TRUTH" replied Tom, calm
ly, cor else you have desire to make
the rescue of that girl impossible"
"What do you mean?' cried Holbrook
beside himself. Have a care. l am in
no mood to be trifled with"
Perhaps" said Tom. looking him
steadily in the eyes. But yos are in
mood t. make an eternal ass of yourself,
By heaven. Holbrook, if you leave that
door in the frame of mind you are in
this minute, predict you will regret 1t
to the very last hour Of your life"
Holbrook looked at him angrily. but,
nevertheless. he was somewhat stag
gered by Toms sudden exhibition of
energy.
Seeing that he had made an impres
sion, Tom continued:
you want TO rescue the girl. but
YOU are going about it in a way to make
il an impossibility-yo have taken leave
Of your usual good common sense. Now
give me five minutes and I'll convince
YOU"
lie laid his hand upon Holbrook's arm.
The lawyer sulienly submitted TO being
led into his private Office Tom closed
the door after them.
I do not know but the damage is
done already The man Z suspected Of
watching Us in Lexington avenue IS IN
the hall now. II he was within earsh0t
be has heard your injudicious talk.
Point him out TO me. said HolorOok,
springing to the door. 'and he'll never
watch any one again.
Tom placed himself between Holhrook
and the door. crying:
"In the name - heaven how can you
be such a iunaticT'
Hoihrook Clared A. him Tom turre Z
the KEY in tie door, took il out and pat
II IN h.s pocket. saying.
II am positively ashamed II you. Hol-
brook. v0u act and have acted IN this
matter ike a mailman. 7 tell vou. man,
this is a case where the lion skin viii not
10. the fox's skin is the one ve want
Let me see that note.
Hol1rook handed IL % him with bad
grace.
"Of coursei Where were vou goines
To Nott street, three doors from Bay
ard
An IDIOT would know that, replied
H0inr0oS
But which house, There are four of
them Ia Nott street. three doors from
Bsrar5r'
Hoibrook WINGED under this. but BE-
replied dogzeiiv.
I'd = - esch Gre z them
That answer proves how anS1r1 you
are Do rou realize that as shs is con-
fined n ora onlT. there are three IN 7f.Ich
s7e is not5 That fhe chance n vCur
sErsxlnz tne ri05f ove 6r<f = - tbreS
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02
FOURTH WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the once % the
Collector for the Fourth Ward VIII be held 20
Court Block. room p and that the tax roll Tor
said ward IS now iu the hands n fhe under.
aigned for collection. and that he wIli attend
at his said once until and including ihe loih
day 81 January. after the FIRST I1hii alton of
this notice. from O'Clock a Tn. rrf'l : clock
T. Wl.. for the purpose OF receiving faNee.
Dated Grand Rapids. December q. issq.
CHAS. a. BOBI N-0N.
Collector Fourth N ard
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02
SECOND WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the office OF the
Collector for the Second rs ard viii Dee held ~
81 MOnTOe-si.. and that the tax roll for said
ward Is now in the hands II The undersigned
for collection. and that he VIII attend al his
said Office until and including the 10Th day
OF January. after the first publication Of this
notice. from O'Clock "A. I'D. until clock ,.
IN .. for the purpose Of receiving taxes
Dated. Grand Rapids December !. lss9.
u. j. nDnENINk.
Collector second "a ard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

Notice IS hereby given that ffe once "a tho
Collector for fle Fifth ward wll h. haId az p
PlaIn1eld af-.. and fhe fa1 roll isr SAID war1
81 now in fhe hands ~ fhe unffrs Ered fnr
collection. and that he win attend ~ DIS re'l
office un 50 and incIadi0g the l0.h day - Jan
uarv after The first pub. cation ~ ftIs nniIcf.
from O'Clock p. Ir. unfi B O'Clock b. m. for
thc purpnsf Df rere. wing faFe7
Dated. 5rsnd Ran ds Decewher E. lssf.
hfiIHff.f.
lr-Inrtlr LII - w-rl-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

Notice is hereby given that the ofhee Of the
Collector for the First Ward Will be- held al lhh
Ensworth-aye.. and that the tax roll for said
ward is now in the hands of the undersigned
for collection. and that he Will attend 40 bis
said Office until and including the 10Th day ol
January. after the first publication Of THIS
notice, from 5 O'Clock a. m until O'Clock p.
m. for the purpose Of receiving taxes.
dated Grand Rapids perew,er $50
MARTIN DFIA6ER.
Collector IiIst " ard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02
THIRD WARD COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Office of the
Collector for the Third Ward viii be held 40
AIS and 80 south Division So, and that the tax
roil for said w IS rs HOW lu the hands ~ the
undersigned for collection. and THAT he VIII
attend AZ his "a office units and including
the 10Th dav ul January. after the FIRST publ.
cation Of This notice. from O'CLOCK a. m. until
: O'Clock ,. N.
Dated. Grand Rapids. December l. 1899.
Bl RI ENA.
Collector ] bird ard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

the cry of joy
Holbrook had ut
tered meant that
n G w s OF Annie
had been receiv-
ed. Just what
he didn't know,
but that the mes
senger who had
brought the in
formation would
be valu a bic to
them he quickly
appreciated.
He hastened af-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

1lahy AT others daily except sunday.
Taxing fueci sunday. JuIy ll. It-s
sleeping cars run on Pacific aun Atiauuc E1-
presses - ana from beir1il-paIi0r ears run
ON DAY Express and Grand Rapids Express ~
Detroit Wifh ai through trains Easf-lickots
on sale Al Union Ticket once. ~ Nourse. .st.
and az luIon depot.
FRrn M. HHcGs. GenT Act. q5 Monroest.
% N kr egIFs d.. p O z Att C.icara.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02

4 train leaves Grand Rapids Tor Ale.an ~
l:lO m. arriving there af -
lhl'ush tcktis sold % primo. pa poiIfs "a
the United states. Mexico and canada al Unloa
@icAet OlAce a. J. eNfTH.
9. =. A.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

a. ia Nl5 K flls> a IAnlAhA hAal-hoAlf-
= -. e1Vei November lssa
~ rem Ly seins
Fsr zrsverss og and
-. lees Gus s1eam aAza
ter tr4terss Ciis SRd Nsckl.
ffslu cansiuusii- SIS. pm
fer taaiilsg aixeat fsNpm
ihfu4&a tearaes lur tEE n2N on .lt q, ia.
aha $40 3 a.. tIAihs
sAAlAs eoINe saIrH.
AZ nqn ~. Eolas
Ter Cincinnati r|sm
~. tsri Nssas u.ssam lsaeP .
~ ~ a-tt l.--p o lIsttIe.
lr,r, sfst.
fraia leesine ior c.neiauau Al s p m ana az
tNtat hrtN ttAfiNNHt Ai m. runs dsnsr
SUNDAYS lliciaCr4 OlaeI trains aa-ly ckstpt
sunday.
slftHIsa ANH FskaoH caEsFsvfrE.
Neith- u aaa s.lU 3 m trains have
sleepiuf end fAroI Cars far NaeklnsW CiIy
NoNtli- AZ tram lass Char G. ar ana pa
li~lA Pullman sieeplHs Car ioT Cincinnati
huskegon, 1raaa Dapias Iaaiaa~.
D. tftlrl AaK. fH lssa
lor Musk sn. Ls- 1sa'a m li:iss m s,so on.
tiNm AZ .iI .iaa m afls m - IN 8.
lnrooeh tickets and ial information ca S~
he0 ps es3i ns upou A. himQaisI. ticket AEant
q etpol. "a a. " MANson. Aiou iieAet agent.
G. l. LocEWoeu Gen. Pass AGENT.
DETROIT LANSING NORTHFRN.-
- iorana Rapids a SaeInax n,riS.anl An
trans arrive ahd eepau irom uian Depot
t69ls.ii s.6 s erssa i,s rama. k@1 e@ g@
- zie sat Lansing foa sh kf7
lo-0 5.'o b ~ DETROIT 5W fM E
IA I'm an Az. I've an pm pm
pm am I've Ar an pm
% o.--.--''rand Rapias-...-.---li a l048
Se1 80 -atslnav lliy-..-- ta
80 4. u .. lasi sssia aaw..-.-.-. D t.ie
The shortest iir, A. f,s,...,'s. ana ~ "a
CANT pariar ears between nefraif sr.6 t,Ys-s
baWeaf TRAINS leaving nefroIf - 4 rs ga
elily s,g,'f 500 la run oally. other trains
a. Angus. Eesei Ascent Depot $3.50 ~.
~ y Astt'SS mon Ticket Agent. .t Monroe 81.
A. tkEFFNFFn. Traffic 81 uaerr. Il. b MuLLf
KtN. General Nanaser
GhItAGu a MLrI MICHIGAN TRAINS
arrive az and del-f lrom Union Depot
htfaAI.
IHp for Chicago. Mus1eeou. Ioledo.i s.38am
asi AAli TOT inItaEU .........f ..ia p lu
tHprrss Tor NuskeEon AND llart ..f a-.a , m
Alsht EApress lor CHICAGO fil -ll i "a
Night LAlress fof iuaianapa.ls ~ .lU 4 m
j oT llE Rapids. Baldwin, Ludinlton
ard Manisttt r.ftpm
Tor BIG Rapids. Baldwin. Ludincfon
ana AAilrlft "A
lapress Tor Muskegon. Crane Haven't sa8p Is
Night Express from +. .,eo .bsoam
tt-H"t 4A press liuiu IlGla. arNIi. $40 d u.
LhpfcAs from Nushesou aud Hart Ilf.lh m
Mall Hoin chicago aud Mushroom I.fe d m
LApfcss nom Grand llafen f..l Il u
fhpfess from Fentnatef. Muskeeau f . .sI u ia
last hhpress from Cnica.a fla.. d fs
from Nanisire. Ludlugfl Baldwin
and bie Rapids 1000 m
From Manistee. Lualnefoa. u Idwinf s.-Jpm
bMly fbalX except ~rndaV snaIlV ca
5ai day +DalS rxcrr. ...Ha.v
htonfh coarhes 10 Chicago on $50 a m
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-02
.1HE DIAMOND BUYYON
From THE DIARY OF LAWYER AND THE NOTE
BOOK or A REPORTER
Bv BARCLAY NORTH.

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CHAPTER XXI.

CHE SENSATIONS ACCUMULATE.
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HEN Annie
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things. she
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rough bed.
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ter the lad, and as he reached The head
of the stairs he heaIt the pattering of
bare feet several fli9 ITS below, going at
a rapid rate of speedy