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Pays from 5000 to $1,000 in six years,
$500 for total disability Pays from So
to $25 per week In case of sickness, and
onetenth the certificate in case Of death
after two years. Investment, protection,
relief, fraternity--a mutual shield. Ad-
mits males only between the ages of 15
and " years Organizers wanted. and
for further information enquire of JAMES
REESE, State Deputy, 30 South Street,
Baltimore, Md. a27#
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"CAPTTAI.n Innn1n

"A par.or n Getting Of the W. II
VIII ne he'd at the residence lsss
rle CAN'T, ~ West street. g,sres.3 g,ss - =,
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Presbyterian SUNDAY cloa, an
give q musical and literary en eus;nmsnt
aI the Church Tonight +, The -. bsss ss.s
the library Senens ol
Don't fail 10 attend he R,..h.......
sunday School literary enteFlainD,',sss - - s,
sne church 10 night. RefreshmeesIss ! ssser y
entertainment. '-sas asass
IN, Inc washont On The Al. anl q ehor.
Line delayed the train to.day 2'oAs
The County Commissiops,s m.. s.
session today. their time bAiee !, rs,,.es i Il
panl saken up ID txamininr g =. .sss..7
pesslag bills, and arranging Is '.s :, ~ -
Sounsy levy for 1859. AaA0 sAas
ohe Board Of Dlrcc,ors u .,l
saluaael County Fair Associsiious ! Anhs
esy y The Court House an8 i = ln.es ss.'s 81:
ssss. un'e for holdirg the = l,',..,ss .s 50
20 august q. Is, 70 and 50 Il s. S s,ss g. 3
Ths -, - tss@A%
~ '1 g soilowing persons were ns,.. z.,,..s s
,a ass aage Miller in The Fea;. = IS.
srS y bernard Wei1ard Uss:h ss Sa. !
ou Nlchard A. Lockyear '''a Moore
Pl9, 70 The b Orphans Court ,b.a.. -.
m;asg r..s.g uFliiith was tn.dap apbo;. \. s
ar;,,ssa s1si1 on the estate of C6ln's 49, s. S
,,,l Eliza Brown, colofsd. wss H..
.&Ce Basil =, 49, e ,,' '..e4k ~ 4HS
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strhwberrH Lawn Festival.

On THURSDAY Evening. May 10th.
q Strawberry Lawn Festival will be held
on The lawn surrounding the parsonage
and ID the school room Of the First NJ. 2.
Church. Entrance through the parsonage
gate. Admission fee ten ceLts. The
lawn viii be aslractively decorated.
514 COMMITTEE
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GINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
~ Horses TO Hire, by the Hour, Day or
Week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Ph@tors, Jaggers, TOP and
No-Top Buggies, al at reasonable rates
Fine Carriages for visiting and pleasure
Drivers In livery If desired. Pony Phm-
tons with quiet and gentle Horses suitable
for ladies and children. Special rates
made with families. Particular atten-
tion to Horses on Livery. Baggage called
for and delivered to ali parts Of the CITY
at reasonable rates.
CO funerals attended to at short notice.
All orders promptly attended to.
JAS. IL. VANSANT, Proprietor.
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procaadine,a 81 90 sohool Roard.

The Judges OF The Circuit Court have
aphointsd DR.. Richard H. Green d mem-
berApf the Anne Arundel School Board !;
viceADr. =. G. Handy. deceased. The
board met TO day and elected DIR. Green
president. Resolutions were adopted on
the death Of the late Or. Handy. Walter
Johns0n was elected trustee Of school
No. 2 In the first district, vice James
Bell resigned. The beard settled with
Or. George Wells. late County Treasurer.
Ia full for all iDdebtedness. The board
purchased for 1900 school house 10 the
first district, Of which Horace Tell Is
teacher. a recess was taken. until the
afternoon to consiaer the appointment of
trustees for the public schools in the
county. Most Of the old trustees were
reappolnted
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Local NEvs.
THE WEATHER T0-Da.
[Reportei for the EVENING Clr4L,l

IhepOfteI TOT JUG NFhNtNu IALfA1'I
WAsHINeToE, May IA, 8P. The
welther Indications received 81. IE CAPI.
ALT flee to-day are: For the Btrict Of
Columbia, Maryland and Virgla, fair;
during the day, followed By lhl rains;
stationary temperature, except SOUTH
west Virginia, cooler; variable Ud.
Thermometer at The CAPAL Office
at neon to-day stood $50
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u PLEASANT SENSE

OF health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use OF Eyr.
up Of Figs. as Il acts ID harmony with
nature to effectualiy cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists
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one Of the Sights Of Baltimore.
In the Spring the young mans fancy
Lightly turn tn thoughts Of

LiBhtIy turn % thoughts o.
How be shall array himself for the sea
son. It Is on this subject that we would
suggest Go to Oehm's Acme Hall, 5 and
z w. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, one Of
the sights Of Baltimore ard one of the
largest and most beautifully furnished
and appointed Clothing houses 10 Ameri.
ca. They sell the best made Clothing.
Clothing Furnishings and Hats for men
and boysat saving of fully % per cent.
Everything comfortable and agreeable,
resting and retiring rooms, telephone and
messenger service, baggage checked and
cared for and polite and corteous atten-
tion by experienced salemeD, some OF
whom are from this section. Call on them
and see how well you'll fare.
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> A young lady said 10 her lover. "Char.
ley how far is 1t around the world77
About twenty.four inches my darling, y
replied he, as his arm encircled her
waist She was all the world to him.
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We, the BUTCHERS, doing business in th,
Market, hereby give notice, that We will not
do any business in the sand Market on Satur,
day Evenings during the summer months un
Ill the hour OF g p. II
GA TIE BUTCHERS.
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Don't shake with the Ague, but go to
A. HART 3, rs Maryland Avenue and get
Q Milk Shake for and 10 cents. MI
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WHITEWASHING DONE.-Persons do
w string WHITEWASHING can have the
same done satisfactorily and on reasonable
Annapolis. 5If
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Peraoral Mentiona.

Miss Carrie Cole. who has been visiting
the mother, Mrs. T. b Cole. returned TO
Baltimore to-day.
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POUND On Main Street. q black GRAPE
SHAWL. The owner can ret same by
calling at this Office and paying Tor this ad-
Ferb1emenb- 613
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Our experience has taught us that
there is wide chasm between getting
what you want and wanting what you
get.
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aArks or ADvERTrsHNa

o,a inch, FIRST insertion. Asn0 sade
one ,asarf,ons. IS cents. Liberal re Il. -
oasant, oi.a nose advertising BY the nloutn fnll
w,.p vi p,raetions Of . square viii c0nsLlu
square. ,ncamenf az mnrrle 49,. 1.asA
Ordlgsssa sr..a. INIT obituary notices viii ~
deans :, one-half the usual rates Of
iIn- ~. ocal notices and political Or aped
- i,stiona 3 cents per line.
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Fifty years ago 1000 reformed drunk
ards marched in procession at the first
anniversary Of the Washington Society.
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Almanac for Annapolis ro- Mrbw.

SunRises.' '447 Moo Sets, sB p. m.
Sun Sets, 700 HighTide, 5.54a.nll2O pm.
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TIME TABLES.
annapolis, w. . b. RaiIroa4
An, AnnapolI. 8 baltimore short liz

I'm and after Sunday, Nov. 18th & psas- l.s..-
onycr trains viii leave Annapolis fsAao =
ehsoi .o,,s .pprvr - ! MonE.
LEAVE 49, ~ m Arrive =. !. q 3. N.
Leave IA asa m Wa.m.
!, 830n.m Dp. m,
.,rrMopr IARRrvn4x POLLS.
LhAVE BALI rs IA a m. Arrive Al. 10 3. m,
LsaFe 20lD.m M 70 p. m.
/. RaDT1.m. = y p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Annapolis at 80 a. ms and sp' M
Arrive in Baltimore at 900 a. na., 4. m.
Leave baltimore at 9,35 a. M, andp P. M
Arrive in Annapolis 1O.45 a. ma andV ?. N.
Freights received and dispatcheGlly. at
reasonable rates.
ALBERT WEIGH, Sup't.
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Plaids and checks are seen In many
Of the new spring walking costumes, the
skirt made very full, but severely plain.
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A tramp Is sometimes called q nomad !;
and when fSrmer's dog grabs him
there's nomadeF man in the neighborhood.
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Keep your dogs, cats and chickens out
of your neighbor's garden, II you want
TO live peaceably and neighborly.
Evening capital., 1889-05-14


Of course, visit to Baltimore means
visit to .'P0SNERS. 2 This il Mary-
lands great SIGHTSEEING store--the
representative house OF the State and
South-where people from every part Of
the country congregate. You are invited
TO make your headquarters here. III you
have parcels. leave them ii our baggage
room; drop in and rest when fou are
tired ask US questions about the CITY
ask rs questions about The interesting fea-
tures Of our establishment -acceps our
hospitalities in general
II it.isn't convenient to leave home
and you want goods Of any kind. at an
time. do business with is through fl'e
mall We guar ailtee to make egery trans
action pleasant and 10 sell all goods from
30 % 80 per cent CHEAPER than yoa
can buy them in the country. As an IN
bUcENKxR Tor your trade this year. We
agree To send purchases amounting Is
$500 and over 70 any point within zB0
miles Of Baltimqke fnEE Or ALI. nAnspoR-
rArSos cHAngrs arlea 81 Dnt 6ons.
Der Go0ns, Nc., VII bc sent when request
Address -. R0sner Bgos 4AB, 2l7.
2l9 Lexington STREET. Baltimore. I'D
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
The Evening Leader" Must Answer to
Judge Severens.

At the session of the United states
Court yesterday Judge Severens stated
that the attention Of the court had been
called to some editorial utterances in
the Ersuiag Lcqdr Of October y, severely
rejecting upon the jurors in the War
den Watkins case. The court deemed
the language highly reprehensible, and
directed the district attorney to ascer-
tain at the earliest possible moment
upon whom the responsibility for their
publication rested, in order that proper
proceedings may be taken for the pun
isnment of the contempt Of court IN
vOlved. One Of the editorials referred
TO after reviewing the case, painting
Johnson as n Vicious beast VINO could
be controlled only by force and was re-
spOns.ble for ms own injuries, con
cluded with the words: The verdict
was surprise TO all; II VIII be hiyh Is
satisfactory 70 the conyicts now On
prison, or who VIII hereafter be sent
up, and il VIII impress the ordI-
nary good, law-abldug citizen as an
outrage" I'm another paragraph t
SAID. The United states u street Court
jury III the J0hu-Ou-Watkus case
ought 20 be thus pcrpetuatcd Ia history
10y photograph, for tine benefit OF the
'rOgues gallery. The prison rogue.
would always be pleased with q glimpse
OK their faces
In last nights issue the L,rd.-
! published the following d.,'a nrr.
The known interest iu tne La5-- 0l
| Mr. Waters and bis 0cCa- oua. eult0rnl
contributions % the paper have .cI
some Of our readers t0 accept the COM
ments of the Legdr on the verdict I'm
the case Of Johnson VS.. Warden Wat
kins as the eXpressl0ns of Alr. Waters.
He bong connected with the court rs
United states marshal. there would bo
manifest Improperly in bis express
ing himself on the suhject and it 5
therefore due him that v should -av
Ar. Waters mad no part 1 the prepa-a-
/ alton OF the opinions expressed ia the
Le0dsr on that vo~3 ct.'
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16


hardened Oldest Inhabitants, whizzed hOr-
ribly along, and the grimy walls Of Pande-
monium echoed presently to the oiscordant
murmuring and snarling Of one Of he
largest throngs that had ever gathered
there.
Il have called you together, my country
men," said the presijing officer Of the in
fernal regions, 'for the purpose OF deciding
Il disputed point a contest has arisen"
he continued, in a voice that pierced the re-
mOtest cavern within the vast inclOsure,
"as to which one Of my faithful subjects can
claim the honor OF having inflicted the most
torture On horses during his earthly exist
ence. The contestants will now have an
opportunity to be heard"
Il was a country blacksmith for fifty
three years." called out one Of the claim
ants, as he mounted the platform and
looked complacently about
There was murmur Of applause, and
general shaking Of heads, accompanied by
whispered observations 10 the effect that
his record would be hard TO beat.
An uucanny specter, with a cOuntenance
that would have broken the strongest
camera on the surface Of tho earth, came
70 the platform next
- was "a harness-maker," he said. 81
invented the stiff bit"
"Imade the first pair Of spurs" ex-
ci9imcd the next candidate, as he ei0owed
tho ex- x-harness-makero of the stage.
'Gammonv' said another claimant. II
set the fashion Of cutting horses tails Off "
"And made the first machine for clip
ping them" announced another.
The presiding officer checked the applause
that followed, the assembly having seemed
20 be on the point of bostOwing the award
on the last speaker without further hearing.
A hard-lookuC resident mounted tho
rostrum. my friends" be said, Il made
the first chcck-reiu."
In vain the chairman attempted 70 silence
the cheering Of the audience 1t was only
after some Of the nOisiest OF spirits near tho
door were thrown out and the warning
given that the galleries would be cleared il
the offense were repeated that order was
restored
Suddenly commanding voice rang out;
"I invented the barb wire fence
Il dcathlil1e stiffness pcrvatcd the cav
ernous place With the conviction ;hat no
contestant would have the harlihooi 70 dis
pute the claim q the last speaker tic chair
man half rose rs II % announce that tho
controversy was az an end.
At this moment comparatively mild
looking and urpretenlo1s shape took It's
pace on the Platform aud looked tmidly
about
speak oat II you have aay thing 20 sayr'
ssid tne presiding oflcer. almost contempt
uous.y.
81 was tho first man that ever paved
tbe streets ~ cry vvi.1 granite"
Anil tao widest and most tumui.uous
applause that had ever shaken Tho walls ~
she7rs capitol the Prince - Dsrf0rss
paced a crown &c iaarel on fho head r. the
rn1rofr-iirr ID .n. sfoak h.a hard warn
lF, ane .iroe. .lpej tLat the contest yVas
over.--Cl raEo Ir 7uGo
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

z. 5. Morey left Yesterday morning
Tor business trip % Iowa.
Hiss Maggie Saunders, Of Bay City, IS
visiting friends ia Grand Rapids.
Mss Matilda MangO.d has gone East
% visit relatives tOr Two months.
Mr.. Nelson Nandervere, of Green
vile, IS visiting friends IN this city.
b. A. Crow has gone &C Chicago on
business Ior the Hydraulic company.
Dr. J. b. Grlswold has returned from
a brief business trip 70 Nermontyllle.
J.C. West returned yesterday from a
week VISIT with MS parents, who live
near Toledo.
Lewis Sergeant, OF Kalamazoo, super
Intendeut OF the &. h. * ,. X. X, was
III town yestf rday.
Gus Tillotson, A. McGrath and ]. w.
Moon, OF MusSe sOn, were III the city
yesterday morning.
The scatfolding has been removed
from the new spire OF the Reformed
Church on Bostwick-st.
Mrs. Chas. y. shepard has returned
from New York, where she went to
place her daughter IN school.
:. Rosenstiel. a wine exporter from
Neustadt, Germany, Is visiting his
brother-ln-law, A. May, of 10 Madison
ave.
Miss Ada Hunt left yesterday for
Boston, where she Will resume her
years studies at the Conservatory Of
Music.
!. Nanderveen, of Holland, was in
the city yesterday on ms way 10
Detroit, where ne Will remain for few
weeks.
Clarke, the little son Of 4. L. Har-
riugton, of Sccond-ave., who has been
seriously Ill for the past three weeks, Is
improving.
Misses Josie and Nina DOnOhue, of
Berlin, Canada, .haye returned home
after visit OF two weeks with Dr..
Droste and family.
+. G. stuart, agent tor the Grand
Rapids & Indiana railroad at CrOftOn
bat now OF kalka,lSa, is visiting q
friend, Elmer Bennett, Of l2i COlt-aye.
John F. Cramer, bookSceper for the
kJsterer Brewing Company, and Miss
Hattie r. WhltmOre We're married yes
torlay afternoon at the home OF the
BRIDE ~ South UnOn-st.
Rev. Geo. Henry Dole has been called
to I0wcu by the sudden death of a
sister The usual Wednesday evening
lecture u the New Church will there
fer be- postponed tonight for week.
= Harry Peek and Mss Blanche Tay-
Dor were married last evening at the
home 80 the brides parents, Mr.. and
Frrd +. Taylor, ~ Fountain-st. Mr..
ard Mrs. Peck VIII spend the winter at
Savannah. Ga.
Mrs Mary L. Doe, Of Bay City, IS
attending tbe /. o. O.. T. convention
o13 IS the Cllest of Mrs. =. G.. Ketchum.
Mrs. Doe IS secretary OF the Grand
Lodge T. o. g.. Z. and president of the
state r. ;. A.
Charles T. Oakes, waO has been visit
ing l.s relatives. Mr. and Mrs James
T. PITTS and Mrs. Paul ". Friedrich.
has turned home to Boston 20 accept
a position iu the Boston q Lowell main
railroad office.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
TOWN TOPICS.

- o II----l. - ~ -. I.--,..fs
49, -. 49, 49,, - ,.er. -, 49,
10y
feai--at. bridge a4s oeeh fePi@A4s1
al 3 tsilA ~ good c1A'i-lipA
Tie geH water works nltef ~ the
ntef Det sll ac l--sl4el ti-s aeeA-
Tie reunion Of the 7th Michigan
Cavalry W.ll b. held tuesday, October
~. 40 Lansing
rha fnA.R-ses g.ve an ioternatior.al
dance Fri8sr evening AT their arulory
on Pr0spect-st
Aggg-r ~ AloFke has commenced
s1.t Z 49,. .lu4rioF court against Mary
NoHka Ear divoree
o.- r4 ~ "a q ~
.siiA - 49, =, 4 nj -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

tAt4ls.ss ftt 't-t-tAs stes,e-
FESNyILIE, b, Mich, Oct. 1.-the sur
yeyOEs are setting the permanent stakes
on the line of the c., J.. s n. x. K.
through TINS place, and IN a few
days w.l reach saugatuck. the
terminus, Al which time the work
of grading vii be commenced
Or. Forrest has leased the Lamreaux
property and Will settle there with hls
family by the middle OF this week
Quarterly meeting occurred al the
NJ. r. Church last saturday and Sunday
and during the business portion ot the
same the question OF new building
was discussed and the result was "A de-
cls.On 20 buld a church al a cost OK $500.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

The religious society, Temple Eman-
uel, held their annual meeting October
l3. \ large proportion of the member
ship were present, and 70 those the
meeting proved a very Interesting one.
The officers presented their annual re-
ports, showing the society TO be ID a
substantial and hOurishing condition.
During the year Just closed the mort
gagged indebtedness on their church
was reduced 5000, mainly through the
aid of the Ladies' Auxiliary Society,
who gave a number OF entertainments
during the winter for the benefit of the
church. The latter promise 10 renew
their labOrs again the coming season,
and it Is hoped they viii be Us success
full as before. The following comprise
the officers elected for the ensuing
year:
Prcsident-D. NJ. Amberg.
NIce-president-A. ). Davis.
Secretary-A. VI. Amberg.
Treasurer. c. Lew.
Warden-A. Heyman.
Trustees-JOs. HOuseman, A. May,
B. Allen, !. Wolf.
superintendent of Sabbath-school-
Rev. y. KOsonau.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
ANoqHER BURGLARY.
s. A. Fulllaer Lesss ga, - ateh aud ss4'

s. b. + oliuier Lesss 8l, - ateh aud ss45
IA Cela Sash-
" K. Eui.mer's room AZ 81 spring
81. was entered ~ burglars so an early
holr yesterday morning. and Sc q oel-
sequence he mourus the loss ut & watch
worth 50 and $50 ID c2sa. lie had
drsWa tle money lot tie purpose u
taking up 20 FLORIDA. During the
pregleus evening lie was out unui
asa 30. Nhea he retired he hung n.s
yest containing the money and watch
on peg. and when Le aWoke about I
o clos x las vest Vas iying on the floor.
and the money and watch were gone
Entrance had been elected tnrousa
the window, and thc gEief departed
through the door which he lett open.
lhe window wSs pIopped up ~ piece
CT bo4rd on winch Was printed II
Leonard 8 sons
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

The Queen and Crescent route Will on
October is, 23 and 30 sell excursion
tickets from all stations between Gin
cinnati and junction City, Ind, to At
lanta and return, good twenty days
round trip. Full particulars on appli-
cation TO agents Queen and Crescent
route.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Elmer T. -cnenk. the mail clerk Of
tle DemoTrt, narrowly escaped desth
yesterday morning. He was working
about the press room when his coat
sleeve caught in the machinery and IN
q moment his clothing was completely
t1rn from h,s body. Fortunately be
was not hurt. but he had Co borrow a
SUIT of clothes before he could 60 home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

More than 10000 persons die an
nually in this country from cOnsump-
ton, which IS but the child of catarrh.
5000 reward j. offered 10y the pIopri-
et0rs of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
for case of CatIrh which they can
not cure. The Remedy IS sold by drug
glsts: 50c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Ia 50 night "a the Gillette family were
dong their last act on the bicycle at
Redmond 5 little dog run out from
one of the wings and struck the wheel
causing the family Cd tasp a header.
alrs. Gillette was somewhat hurt, but
Dr. Hake. who was called, saws that
she "a be- able 70 80 on the stag again
tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

The testimony ID the examination OF
Cerrt Scbuur was closed by the prose
c1aouv yesterday and the defense waived
Farther exam. nation. and ne was held
O. the present term ot the superior
court. ~chuur IS the Young Hollander
w.o stabbed another Hollsnder ID the
Eeck ou Labor Dav
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Those suffering with any ono of these,
have you looked mp the results follow
uC DT.Brnuett sncW treatment Oi taom'
II not. go and get hs I've and new
ideas On 20. 10 German or English. az
the Eagle Hotel. Thursday or Friday,
October ~ and ls. and Judge for your
>.lf Piles "a sN kind cured, not
helped.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

The members OF Company X are pre-
pairing for a fair and festival during
the second week i'm December. The
well-known popularity and energy Of
the members are sufficient assurance OF
is success.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Mrs. J. c. Littlefield, of Los Angeles,
Cal, VIII give lessons to pupils Mt their
own homes on piano, organ, guitar,
banjo and voice culture. Classical
muse with harmony and thorough
bass made easy. Patronage respect
fully solicited. Address through post
Office, city of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
Mrs. Boswell, the Noted Gipsy Fortune.

Has a suite of rooms at the Charters
House, lonia-st., for ten DAYS. Past,
present and future all by the hand.
satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned. At home from p. m. to Q
D. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

! = y ID, u r c q T Z fiv
shapes, as if moved
by some resIstless
impulse TO congre-
gate q. a common
center, hurried swift
" through the sui
phurous air tn 4 I
overhung the bottom
less pits and fiery
lakes in the Region
of Darkness. Wan,
cadaverous, U1e a sy
specters, new 10 the
dread mysteries o I
Inferno, side by side
with the tough aud