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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

OFFICE or CITY COLLgcTOR,l
RIcuHoSD. Va. Juno !, Iss9. !
ICE TO TAXPAYERS,

l.
am now reaiy 20 receive CITY TAXES FOR
THE YEAR l,sl II no whole or 5ne halt In not
paid hy tho 3OiH MS rANI b per ceui. viii b
sdded. and ID remaining unpaid until skPl en-
BEK II the Collector is required 70 collect tho
same as tho law directs.
All males twepty-oro years u age, and all per-
sons lmaie or female who own personal property
are a.ressod, and Wlll please call aud settle.
PAVING, PIPE, and SEW ECIlON
BILLS are 90 DO paid In the same manner as
taxes, ana a. tae same time.
Copy from ordnance chapter Il, section ::
"fi AL taxes With which any person or any a.
tate Of decedent Is assessed he not paid before
tine lst day of september the Collector shall DIS
train, except whore ono bst thereof has been
raid under The tliri section, or except the same
DO suspended by order OF the Committee on
Finance. who shall report the reason therefor ~
tn next meeting Of the city Council
Once open from a. Il. 20 T. "
+. CUNNINGHAM.
to lin Collector Of City Faxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
AITSFy7fSTa

Tho sHTFPsHRAD BAY CONFY-ISLAND
JOCKEY CLUB RACES COMMENCE JUNE l5TH.
1rack-Odds received before each race d.
RECT WIRE TO the race track and VIVID de-
scrlpt0n given Il each race while being run.
1Ukr EXCHANGE,
10 l53mO No. 3south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

THE SOCIETY OF ALUMNI OF
4 THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA will
meet on TUESDAY June 9th, Al 10 A. VI.
Tho address before the society viii be- made by
UEvRY T. KESI, Esq, Of 81 Louis, no, on
WEDNESDAY. June 26th. at y VI.
Alumni Of the University who desire 20 attend
the final exercises can secure rooms boy applying
in advance to the Chairman OF the Faculty.
10 ls-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

BASKET -NIC.-THE ANNUAL
ID excursion of VENABLE-STkEET SCHOOL
will take place tut ltSDAY, June 9th at
PROVIDENCE FORGE. Train leaves CAssa-
peahe add Ohio depot at $40 a. NJ. arriving ~
7P. VI. lnnOcent games of amusement such as
croCuet, lawn-tennis baseball. boating, and
fishing. kopreshmonts on the grounds at city
prices Ladies' anu Children, DC. Cent? men,
Soc. leIs II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
.PRIMA INTER PARES.

PRIMA INTER PARES.
WE WON'T BE UNDERsoLD. BEING DETER
MINED TO MAINTAIN OUR PLACEAs
THE LEADERS OF LOW PRICES ON
FirSt-CIaSS Goods.
Read our prices, but be sure to call and secure
some Of the cheapest SUMNER GOODS ever Of
fered in Richmond:
CSC. fuIl-width SWISS FLOUNCING now 5Oc.;
Csc. quality now Csc;
81 quality now DC;
Sl.25 quality now 95c.;
fl.35 quality now fl-l5;
S.75quality now tL2j;
s. quality now $50;
S225 quality now ti.7j;
$3.50 quality noTt2;
t3Quallty now To;
Nice style CHALLI at ca. Z, and 12hc. yard
I6s,c yard for tho 20 aud 2jc. WOOL CHAL-
LIES:
Wide all-wool FRENCH CHALLl AT 40c. q yard
for the ODE. quality;
sATINFs a. sac. yard FOR tho lOc. quality;
sATINgs atl2}.c. s yard, in new and elegant
styles:
Genuine FRENCH sATINEs at l9c. yard for
the 35c. quality;
A now assortment OF CREPELINE al the popular
prizes Of l2Ac yard
Regular 1850. STRIPED OUTING CLOlh no"
1Oc:
LACECOvERED CREAN-COLORED PARA
SOLS-i3 quality now 81;
A large assortment Of PARASOLS and uM-
BRELLAs a. bottom prices;
nc. quality BLACK NUN'S-VElLlNG az lOc.;
BLACK PLAID GRENADINE, A. inches wide, ai
%, "A yard-Was zoe.
BLACK sATINES. warranted not 70 change
color. At 25c. a yard worth $50;
Fine Solid -Colored FRENCH SATINES at PC. a
yard for the Csc. quality;
A large assortment PC. quality;
SCOTCH GINGHAAS now l2%c.;
lOc. quality Of STRIPED GINGHAMs now SIC a
yard;
lqEc quality Of STRIPED GINGHAMs now s'5c'
syard;
loc quality Of INDIA LAWN now 64c.;
l5c. quality COLORED STRIPED INDIA LAWN
I1c.:
12%c guilty Of PLAID INDIA LAWN at o.. a
yard
Dotted aud figured SWISS MUsLINs at all
prices:
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, silk finish.
l9c for tic $50. quality;
MEMS SUMMER UNDERWEAR. EECkWEAR.
OUTINGSHfRTs. COLLARS, aud CUFFS n
styles and at prices TO please the closest buy
ers:
SOLID BLACK RIBBED HOsE-tlej for box
OF Fix pair worth 35c. pair;
LADIES, FAsT-BIAcK HOSE a. pc. pair.
WHITNEY BABT-CAKRlAGKS.
our $40 PLUsH-LNED CARRIAGE is the bos'
ever offered anywhere Tor that money All
styles in the assortment
We close promptly st7P. VI. until further no
tce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

DRUGSTORE FOR SALE. A
IL DRUGSTORE for sale In the town OF Ab-
ingdon. Va Population 1000, with good sur
rounding country stock and fixtures, in
GLIDING soda apparatus. will invoice about
5000. Coed reason Tor selling For further
particulars address LOCk-BOA 10, Abingdon,
Va 10 i4-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

tItHhDNn. june II, lo'i
no WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
/ TAKE NOTICE: That l have this day sp-
pointed Mr. J.. %. tEill> my agent tO carry on
Tho RETAIL GROCERY BUSiNL~, AZ 300 south
Laurel street, 90 buy AMI sell for cash oaly
le kew A.. A. Il LER,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

/ NEW PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL,
VIRGINIA BEACH, w.,
/ situated directly on tho ocean. eighteen mies
due esstot Norio.s. Va. o1 Norfolk ana Wire
/ gnia Beach railroad. ais creat seaside resort
+ presents every advantage fur luxury. conn IT.
ami lea.tA. summer season opens d ~ l" lh.
l. ocant drives on the lhru beach aui through ih'
/ pine, woods lhs best sur'-aatnins GA Tie coast.
; r. 'ChlTIkNDEN, Manager
mye}-Th. su&ru2jt
VARIETY SPRINGS, N THE
' mountains Of Virginia. hf.ecu mIlos w-st ~
I stanton. a. aud immeliRtely on tAo thr-a-
/ psAse sni ohio raj way Train. stop sl iO.'-
7 l0lr distinct kinds - mineral water Altu
/ Claiyne0t-, Healing. and Masues.A bosri ger
+ day. g.. boari per we.s, SO; board rer month.
So Servants cr children Lsh price. SPECIAL
rates 20 families Address.
HRs.JY. COLEMAN. Prophecies.
my .jlm Ferroi, augusta county "a,
/ c,WEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
/ - Allaehauy county. Virginia. Ih's rei-
I known summer resort VIII "a open i1r fle a'-
+ c'mmoiauon 81 guests JUNE ~ "a. .ter at-
/ tirIIars address JohN hLlh1,
s. 5-lm' I'3nt..n
/ ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, YIR-
"a GINA.
The great DYSPEPSIA CURE Recommended
/ by the -iA-s Medical Society N0w Dol. rL.tol
as TIE LEADING WAIEhlNG-ILAl u ,te
/ mountains ~ Virgins. send t0r desc. .tFe
pamphlets AMI c.ic.-Ar-. &. A. tOLu'I IS.
my aLIm Proprietor.
/ yYLLBORO SPRINGS. BATH
/ Va DoJNrY. VA. tW9 miles from AA oto
b depot. Chesapeake All ono railway. OPEN
J JUNE trH z. OCTOBER JOIN. sui. tr d. .n.
+ Eut ct4IVteafe Wa.e... Tor ra'es. &c.,, ai-. e's
! my .l-- I'M DAVIDSON @ go.
| y on AIR n DIT = l.,
/ Z Bon AIR. VA.
This delightful summer resorts eight miles
+ from KI .lu0ul, ou h.-nmoul ani Dauf.uc la..-
. r-al, g.
SOW OPEN
under entirely now management ior terms,
/ de-. az lless
my-9-im " OWEN Manager
| TDATTERI PARK HOTEL,
/ - AouEylILk, y. g..
/ ENTHROCMOJT THE EAR Elevation
2.f'N foot. avethg, summer fomp'ra'ar". tt-t
magnificent mountain scenery il ira.l. e.'-
/ yatar. -i.c-Ic glf- and bells. music Ls.l telus
court. ladies' billiard pariOr and l0TNng-a Icy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
DRUNKENNESS

CHURCH ORGAN FOR SAIL
' The Brown Memorial couch, ha.'....'
being about O. replace heir pfszeui egse1 ~
larger Instrument offer tor sale M ORG .,
u.s. 4 can 10 examined upoa applNa.i.A .
the pastor's residence aiiOiBtHg toe cle'a
opportunities {, fudge Of stsqaAiiues auosde4 BY
Tie usual Sabbath services -...t.
II will TO ready fer delivery 10 punt s'sS 81 o.
in July next FEY prize. eic., sppf sss,yrsr
No. llS MkSf GkhhAN - hAS -,
10 il.ru&saS.' b-1'lA4sAN' -
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EXCURSIONS. 20.

CT. ANDREWS CHURCH BAS-
y KET PICNIC. TO PROVIDENCE FORGE.
WEDNESDAY, june 18Th Tickets: Adults
Doc: children, -. Train leaves Chesapeake
ana Ohio depot al A. NJ. jo 1910
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VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION COM
PANI.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

y VIRGINIA CONSI kUCIlON COM-
PANi.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
RIcu1OND VA. June -. 1889.
~ provided by The bylaws tho annual meet
fng or tie STOCKHOLDERS OF The VIRGINIA
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY for the election Of
officers and the transaction OF such other BUSH
ness as may hc brought before II will be held at
the company's oflce. in the city Of Richmond,
Va, a. 2 O'Clock NJ. on TUESDAY the 10th day Of
July, lSS4.
The transfer books will be- closed at , p. NJ
July ION ana reOpened July I'm.
By order Of the Board Of Director
ROBERT l. TRAYLOR
20 ltd secretary.
OFFICE VIRGINIA FGRE AND MARISE us. Cot
McHIOSD. VA, juno ], 1883. !
STOCKHOLDERS NJ T. ETIN c.
- The regular annual meeting OF tho stock
holders Of TINS Company viii be held a. the Conn
panys once, NO. 1913 Main street, I'm this city, a.
i2o'clock on MONDAY, Ith instant
WILLIAM Ii. MCCARTHY.
te2-12t secretary.
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Carl OF rates for moro space furnished on APP
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All letters and kilograms must be addressed
10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will NOT DO re-
tarned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
u Il COMEOkr. VA.

Unsurpassed IN appointments. table, and gem
eral attention. Terms less for The AccomUota-
lions, entertainments. aud adjustments given
than al any resort Of ia prestige IN the United
stAtoa- Music twice n dey by tho cello hrated forg
Monroe Band n!ghty hops, frequent germans
aud balls. safest and most delightful surf bath
ing on the coast; good sailing, nshing. AMI
driving Frequent presence Of foreign aud
American ships OF war. daily inspections drills,
parades, cannon aud rlne Encyclopedias. A
broad e1psnse OF salt sAtsr surrounds OLA Point
Comfors. hence there are no land Dree6es. no
malaria, no hay-feyer. no oppressive heat Tho
evenings are delightful and the nights cool and
refreshing. July and August are particularly
pleasant land heslthfuL The most charming ma
rine views IN the world. Send for deseflntiSe
pamphlet h. y. PlkE
10 9suTu&FDI Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
MAKING ARRANGEMENTS.

NJ la4s shs COMMITTEES "a Tr.ass.esS&tlen
IL lseiax feE sAe q a a. fso4 "a. E,asassas-
Ihs conMsues ga transportation *
tAe u. A. h. fos tne STATE 81 Mlaalcn,
composed of tae following lasa.ogs
Capt. " A osVrif, Osn. = Is pai.s1
AID Capt r. J. ssraxes-.have beeD IA
Chicago fos lle lasi lev DAYS consult
ing with the representatives ol she G.
II. 4 81 + ana tae a. An n railways,
the only lines rs.anng hStw~en Chlca-
80 and Milwaukee IA regard ~ the
national encaalpanent ~ tae q A. a.
10 be held IA Chicago tht last week u
August
Ine Representatives Of those roads
expressed the opinion that between 4e,-
e.V and 100 600 "a. A. Il. people NlI
meet IN Chicago for transportation ~
Milwaukee at the beginning al the hrss
week iu August and u vi take those
Ia 4'lrosds from fartN-eighI IL seventy
two hours a. handle that number 0f
people, therefore the COMMITTEES has
determined that i wlil be best to rec
ommend that the comrades aud iuends
oi tine q A X. of Michigan assemble al
Grand Haven Ou sunday the Goth and
Monday the .oth OF August and cross
Lake Michigan Ia boat t0 Milwaukee
aud thus esade the otherwise nnas0ld-
able blockade AT Chiosgn.
". +. DAVIS, general passenger agent
OF the u, q. Ii. A NJ railroad, has
agreed 10 have one or more steamers al
the Grand Haven dock sunday evening,
August %, and Monday evening, Au-
gust %, and can accommodate 900
persons each OF those nights. The great
parade of the encampnent viii take
place Tuesday, August -.
The TfIEGRAN- HERALD publishes tins
information thus early IN order that
comrades and friends of the e. A X.
who desire 10 attend the encampment
may know that the Department Com
mander, Judge Brown, through the
Committee on Transportation, Will pro-
tect thelT interests IA the best posS bic
manner. Ia a few DAYS au official
circular Will he issued 10 all q. A X.
posts giving fall information
The rate from Grand Haven 10 Nil
waukee and return viii not exceed IS
for the round trip, and the rate from
all parts of Michigan and northern
ONO and Indiana Nlll not exceed one
| fare for the round tIlp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

Rsdchf 4 Holt. whose nsmo sp-
reared a. defendant IN the sult Of hrs.
+. !. Livingston, were seen ~ . re-
porter Yesterday and wanted - explain
that thcv we're defendants in name
onlv The defendant, 10 fact. had
stored the goods vitb the firm. and the
replevin papers had 70 be made oui
aga INST Their name. vhie TIE resi DO
Pendants ~ owner ~ the goods wss the
one who appeared Ia court Mr.. Rad
cliff sad that hs firm never had nsd
ans trouble storing packing, ~ n0orng
goods for people. and that iher faoh-
fes for business would very sp0n
le materially increased 50 VI. J
Osg9od. tie architect. has the Taan'
nearly completed for fire proof three
story wareh08se for this business.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

The smuggling of Chinese men and
women from British AmeT1ca into United
States territory - a lucrative business At
various points along the border from \ ar
couver 70 Winnipeg. II the venture fs'ls
ct one place II Is renewed al another, and
sooner OF later the pilgrims get ~
uew trek jvst discovered al " hstcoTa, W
7. has almost taken away tie breath q
the Federal officials. f0r they know that 10
must have been successful for time. IT,
large number Of sedsws coming mao ne
country from Brlash Columbia haaiiy -
traced the atfea sisn Of sn o-slcisl, and -
took = party q tBem - jalL On ciose 'n-
spect0n Is was f0u.3 hat TIE creatures
were rot sg1sws 81 a. bat sole-oo7io1
China amen who I'D painted sod oinerV 'e
dlsgul sed themselves - ss - rsssu1oH -
tvpfcsi Indian sq1sw n The frontier N
ors instance f7~0 FounE su1 rather csoErf
ChEese wo-1en csrne sCToss "a toe gsro q
American women. bet csoselF varied. An
unxs1snt ofctzi Nfae3 her VAS sn1
found tfea sst Thesa Firls were bsle1
t5rcnzr g. Ssn V~sHcisc1 sr1 we're SoTs q
70 Ter o9zer @o1zt &, 90 sPiscs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

Still she said she was not going 10 he too
hard on the cold weather, rs ever since she
was child She had suffered very much from
cold. and did not think the weather was the
sole cause, as without apparent exposure To
changes. she would md herself suffering with
severe colds; in fact WAS hardly ever rid OF IL;
coughing almost constantly. with a discharge
ofmucus from the head into the throat; hawk
ing and splitting. and on several occasions
coughing up blood. Her appetite lett her, and
lately she had found herself going down
rapidly. She suffered greatly from headache
and had a dun pain in her chest and around
the region OF her heart; sometimes belching
OF Wind troubled her. She has doctored and
spent good deal of money, but apparently all
10 no avail, until she began 10 despair of get
ting relief She said She had been reading the
papers about parties suffering as she was being
treated with success by Or. Cosman. and so
some little time age she concluded To go and
see him. and see II there was any chance for
her TO derive benefit. She consulted with the
doctor, ana. after "a careful examination. he
told her she WAS suffering with "A chronic
catarrh and bronchitis. and that ii she would
place herself under his care he could help her
As that Was what she wanted. she did so.
We'll. what did he do fOr yOu2"
She said: why, you can see for yourself. |
have now been treating less than two months.
ana TODAY feei Ike another woman. ana at
tribute IL all 70 the excellent skill and treat
ment OF Dr. COSman for such eases as mine.
My appetite is good. cough scarcely any at
all, and am not affected with colds as / have
been for for 50 long time. | sleep well, rising
in the morning refreshed and ready for my
days Work. That disgusting and annoying
condition of dropping of mucus into the
throat and hawking and splitting does not
bother me at all. In fact | hardly know my
self. and most certainly would recommend any
person suffering with any OF my symptoms to
30 and see the doctor as II there * any help
Tor them. he viii be- able to give IL TO them"
Mrs Bonnie resides at No. 10 East Filth ST.
where she can be found at any time. and she
VIII chrerfuliy answer any inquiries on the
above statement; either AZ u her former or
present condition and mole OF treatment by
Dr. COsman.-Dululh Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
A SUIT ABOUT TAXES.
The FIRST National Bank, of Ionic 10
Test a Tar on Bank stock.

4 lawsuit OF great interest 10 the en-
tire State is about 30 be brought by
McGarry x Ford against the city of
lonia, on behalf of the First National
bank, OF that place. The tax law pro-
yides that IN assessing personal prop
erty taxpayers may set of Their iiabil-
ities, and that they shall be taxed only
on the surplus. Supervisors, however,
have always heretofore assessed bank
stock AT It's full value, making no al
lONance for the holders debts. The
stock holders Of the Iona bank want
the rule followed in one case a. well as
in the other. The city of Ionia threaten
10 bring suit against the bank II the
taxes on the bank stock are not paid
a. assessed. The stock holders are on
the other SIDE declaring they VIII hold
the cashier personally responsible II lac
pays cent 10 the tax collectors with
Out Their conseus Notary a ORD. Ola
behalf of thc cashier. Viii cndeayof 90
have the city enjoined from attempting
10 collect the tax.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
DR.. Ethelbert COsman

Late OF the Cincinnati College of Medic ne
ana Surgery Cincinnati. ohio. has Offices AT
Rooms ] and =. No. 100 Monr0e-st Grand
Rapids. Mich. where all durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully Con-
sumption. BrightS Disease, Dyspepsia. Rheu-
matism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar TO the sexes "A specially.
CATARRH CT RED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail ST.
once hours 70 II q. m. > to4 p. m and 10
S p. M sunday TO 4 p. III.
Address all mail TO Dr. l.. o. Cosman. Rooms
and 2. No. l05 MOnrOe-st. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

The people Of 81 Lous. No, are
guarding With the post-offlce depart
raert fecsuss letter sent b that city
from Wasaingon was rnisseut - 81.
Ions. Mfh. ~ cogrse 81 ion
n eh.. beng c9Ta FssTatIveiv IMPORT
AIT r,15r1 was fr~ tnougm ~ - f1e
mar vha handled that letter, w1c f1asl
over laokad the word u ssDs- vteh
vss sr,elied ogt ln full He Trotst y
had never he5r5 tasf tbnre wss IOWA
IN 75s0un called - LOUIS Chisggs
kews
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
A NEW APPOINTMENT.

Sheldon Allen. - Esismszeo. Appointed
chief Cl.rk of Railway Mail service
sheldon Allen. Of Kalamazoo. has
been appointed chief clerk 81 the rail-
way mail service in TINS city and dis
trict vice ,. A. Hudson, removed The
change was made by MAJOR Geo VI.
Pepper. ass starf super utendeut NJ
Alien s well-bnovu here and hIs rusny
friends VII - pleased - welcome hltD
as a resident of fhe Valley 4 ty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
THE PRINTING COMMITTEE.
The New Board Of Trade Book Fast
Nearing the Printers Hands.

A meeting Of tbe printing committee
of the Board Of Trade held q meeting
Yesterday afternoon to discuss the
progress made 10 the matter q the pub-
Bcsuon of the new Grand Rapids As
IL Is
A large number Of sketches were
handed % hy artists and were examined
hy the comm ttce. buf there are few
more sketches needed and owners of
fine residences viii boz asked % c0uirl-
butte pictures ~ tbcm % he placed ~
the book. Tho statsUcs are al collected,
bat nothing definite was decF3ed on n
regard - when the book Viii be placed
" the hands Of the printer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
HIS PRISONER ESCAPED.
A Dsrky slips Out ~ . rsiicsmsss Grip
sud Gefs Avss.

Patrolrmsn McD0rmsn arrested a
coiored man 81 the corner 81 Pear and
Mouroe-sts about dark lsst night FOR
some petty ofieDse. and started - take
hirn 70 headousrters. but the "coou"
objected and gave tie officer lively
t1ssf1 and succeeded fu breaking .opse
from him lIe rau west ou Pear 81 -
CsuusB aD8 diesfg in Monroe 81.
zUrV. Re was Iot rnespfured-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
A WEST SIDE FIGHT.
Two West slider, Lave Troubie-oBe of
Them Quite Badly Hurt.

Nc IH I"-T' 1'I-F II"I'7
VIM. Hensier,a a cCarmakcr, living at
the corner of second and Michigan
sts., and ALVIN Never, living at 80
Frcmon-st., got into some trouble last
night and ngal ensued winch re-
suited IN Meyer getting badly punished.
HIS face was 50 severely cut by bi0w
that when the first report 90 head
quarters was that he lad been seriously
stabbed.
Dr. Schute dressed the cut. and city
Physician Wright was called - eX-
anime INTO the case. He reported that
the man was not seriously hurt. The
quarrel is sad % nave grown out of a
difference ID settling an account foT
wages. No arrests were made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

The Bed Lake s3birIan trains vii
begln runo.-g agsn on schedule time
this morning sn8 work hss been Re-
saued ~ tha paw hon il seerrs tH8t
f-ere hs- reen srrne RI srIr1 arsts aa lTg
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
SUNDRIES.

Must the scarlet women so oSez
zss RS ltnts OF Naterloo-si. SAY they
asl. - laasl from tASt locality -
leag ded leale1 ~ NAYS that are somegs
$50 u.eks taai are no4 oals ~ u bDt
cs04s, hut where stlal fsses so-the
eFrlng s-s.ei hood u tae p4rIlcQ Qi4f socAl-
- / speak ~ Nheu Is tAe hf9rS IL
gn and ahefe shall be lgs - al
CaBetuge2 j. loula-st. sUnu4lI-si
olt4Na-st GranoNtle or Jefferson
agts--any oF ali q these 10 constitute
Eae okiakoua 0t the outsastsg Never
nnnd, s4s rae gooa folks oi Waterloo
st.. iil 80 Jles must. 40 matter where.
But have not residents ou other thor
oIghlsles Il least al equal interest IA
this matter NIL not tie moral SiMos-
Iaere aud mabllsi value oi any other
street be equally as vtlaGed a. Waterloo
=. hy the presence 81 socaety's pet
pests.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

For after all. the nymphs dg pave
Sfe the pets even Nntie dubbed the
pests al modern, a. they We're 81 ancient
society. SocletY Created and society
maintains and pcrpctuates the social
eyl. Nbat Ne str ke Al and denounce
ln public Nc carcss and patTonlze ln
private. nay. Ne ever gladly nurse the
noxlous thing hack INTO hfe when, OF Il
self. il would gladly die. just as. n
the name OF mercy and of charity,
Ne force antidotes down the unwilling
throat OF one of It's forlorn offspring
some wrotched, heart-sick, lfe-Slck
Courtesan who, driven not only from
the street into the gutter, bat from the
gutter 10 desIalr's dark depths, would
tam find refuge al bumanlty's last rest
lng place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
Things WOIthKnOWing! !
See How DR.. COsman Cured
Mrs. Bonnie.

TIE writer had . seTs pleasant talk with Mrs
n j. Bonnie. 81 No. Is kaN tlffo 81. ore daN
last wees. Mrs. Bonnie L. ~cil ama fasorabls
known heue, having resided lu Duluth i1r ofrf
ave Years Her former home Was lu Fenusyl
sania. but she likes Duiuth vcrS much, aud
thinks that II it Mas not for eur severe mlutcF
that she would prefer this 10 1ny Place she has
been IN.