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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-16
A Tip TO n Correspondent.

Gluck, the celebrated pianist, used to
take his piano out of doors to play and
we suggest that you follow his example.
Take it away outdoors, the farther tho
better. The summit of Pixies Peak
might do very we'll for q starter, and
then If any one objects kill him, Annie,
Kill him! You certainly have some
rights that the neighbors are bound to
respect, e~---'
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nEPUTY u. s.. LAND AND MINERAL,
- surveyor for Nevada. Mines laid out
and surveyed for Patcnt. Land surveyed, 0p-
plicptions, contracts. payments on land, AMI
appertainine to t'king up or holding land of
the state or uovoinment attended TO. Shall
keep fully posted as To oil lands taken mp and
acant in tho eastern part of Nevada Add
dress Elko, NeVpda.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

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nsay sots1s aseAinss Of oas kiHa sad
aaosAsE, s2a taat s4sil $50 As I'D
asssr sssa sas tA.s ala Ess tai sAsFt
IA seDs ssssnsi.l Psrtisziss.
have act iosks4 iaso Il as tally -
! shall ne saii. .'sat IL sssAs - ne
He- - ss gatsat.sls .sd PEastieabls. l
ws4la Fsshsr. As-ssss, 1aks ny
EsPors - 2y slisat tAan - ths
pGhlis."
Uatii fhis er sons oshsr Improved
method et taktag vssss 10 adopted,
hsvsvsr. ne clerks .in probably 90
on witA sksir sane cid ssas, varying Is
oaly "a nss Coz nyrsssss sszs Ia and the
ltss OF nsass is sAaaysd. The roll ot
sas House ss Is 10 a. prsssat called has
become 90 t.afli.r 20 those who sit
day after dsy and hear IL called over
and over szsia that naay OF the "a can
repeat IL frsm memory. Ikhov yoaag
page who esa DO this, sltaoagh he
does act know ths names Of all the
members bat hss learned them only as
the clerks call sAssa. IL 10 the custom
for the clerk eslling the roll
60 prsnx the word "htster" TO
each name. bat before he has
gone far be begins 90 retrsAoh his eI-
psass OF vocal powers. This leads to
soms strange combinations Of sound.
In the beginning hs calls ''Ar. Albeit, -
.sMr. Adams, f" "Ar. Aldsrson, and a
few more distinctly enough, bat by the
time he reaches the ps he begins to
telescope the title and calls Mister
Cannon" Mister Garter" ssd so on.
When he has gone . little farther he
drops on some mere sad AZ becomes
"'stsr Fitch. ester Flower" "'stsr
Gear" etc. This holds oat pretty we'll
into the H's. bat at last the two words
become one and "Ar. Hopkins" and
"Ar. Houk" sound like "Stropkius"
and "Stronk" Down in the A's IL un-
dsrgoss another changA The sound OF
ar" 10 Loaf. aad mr.. Mason" 'Mr.
hcAdoo" and ''Mr Morrow" become
''Stumason," ''Stunscadoo" and stu
morrow" This Cones on through the
O's and the Ps "Ar Oates" being
"StoAtes" and 'Mr Peel" coming out
'Stuphsel-" In the RS IL sh ifts q
little and "Mr. Ray" becomes STRAY"
while "Ar. Rife" 10 Strife" From
this on more attention Is paid to eu-
phony than to anything else. The
clerks who call the roll have uncon-
sciously adopted sounds for some oi
the names which do not occur In them
at all. As some Of them are called
they resemble comsnche whoops quite
as much as they do the members
names. WILLIS s. HAwxINA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Registration Notice.

= tke EiseIess of sks Cts y or4as K&plass
1AkE NoTICB-fhzf tke aaaessik ao1.
Asz42<Ts II fax be&s~ 0i keEisei 4lles - ne
szis u efaA9 k4B41S sil 1test - ~ f*sie~
rssssssiss go sasGssi - - Z as = 6is-s
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SAe - sstsf2@s. sssessest 1 4 - =.
= tte sfter1eof. - eAcf g. sat4 gay1 kei sac
pa bsse & H&ki4E PcIieei iisi. - ee~f -
.1es =, - a. Psi,r,ns tvsls. ~ = e@sa - sA.a
- @tioa - the clsts 81 h calEAa, Ana ga
L "a D. vote thereia. siz-
fHsi Nsrd. e.. preesnei aaat.sf ,
UraRdsils syeHue lfrsiiaxs barber s4eps
fifsI "A ara secQBa pfsciASt-Ng guptf y
oIsndYiilr 4teaue. ASPRlEk eeai me-
First sTa, ihird pFee Rsl- aA.osr -
e.oUl6 Division street cCrneT ~lxfb aftnue.
Sceona WaaS nfst preciatt Numter ~
foahi4is street. hsrtsA&A's Bioek.
oeecAa hard. second ffvetnet-A \ ainpef A.
North DiNslsa street.
fhird Wzrs arsI pseclBct-E -Engine Hoase
aHnher 4, tQl l&srAfr street.
Iaire hsr4. second preciHet-N uuiber 80
taeFr strsss. nertheAsi eeraer Il Cherry ana
Pssrgh Wsrs. First Precinct south
VEST corner ot heRt street Ssa Crescent ave
uur.
Fourth Ward. second Preoinct-The o.d frame
tulicing formerly Usra Tor church purposes
on the west SIDE u lonis street. between Cies-
cent aFeRge aRd last Bridge street
Fourth Ward. Third ffecinct-N umOer ~
East bTidse slrret.
Fourth Ward. Fourth Precinct -Nsrtintaie's ;
Store Vu Lhe North side 81 kSsI Bridge street.
Hlth Ware. FIRST PreeiBcl-lae south store
OF Saunders block. On NesI side of flaia1eld
avenue. ROrlh 81 Quitnby street
fifIh Wsfs. Second PTceiact-N0mber s.
Paiufeld avenue, lflnns Hail.
sixth hard. fiTst freeiuct-NuHter N
Alpine aSeEue hzTtel JoHksrs store
sixth Ward. second Precllct Old sixth
" ard Engine House on ecribner street, norIh
OF Vest leonard street.
seventh Ward llTsI sIPIecinct-Engine House
Number s. On Front street.
Seventh Ward. Second Precinct-Number
lst Stocking street.
seventh Ward. Third Precin ci-Num s.
Stocking street.
Eighta Ward. First Prrcinct-Turner Han
ts0-eailedl. on south JefeIs3n strc-f.
Eighth Wasd. Sesond Precinei-Pslish Hall
$50 called. on nerth side of Jackson street. be
tween lndisnA street aud Lane avenue.
Nipih Ward. FIRST Precincl-N1mber liZ
West Fulten street.
HiHth Ward. SseoRd Preclnct-Number ls)
Dutferwerth sycuEc-
Ten tt Ward First Precinct-Hermsn Gre
bells sterp, number 90 Jefferson aScuue.
IoRth Ware Second Preclnct-f.insuett =
Hall. corner Fifth avenue and South Division
street
Tenth Ward. Third Precinct-Number lss
! Henry street up siairsl.
| Cornelius Stryker. Edward n. Stein.
! John y Crequc, Robert Sproul.
| Albert z. lereX. VIM. A. Iateum.
| Andrew J. Stebbins. EdwaTd O'DOnnel.
| Harlan W Miller. Fred Saunders
| jeremiah II. Anderson. .Wm. II. Stokes,
| Joseph Fmmer Andrew Doyle.
/ JOS. A. Mckee, ChaS- A. HauSer.
| Isaac VI. Turner, George " Mills,
| Frank y. Carpenter. Henry E. bsren-
| Board Of Registration of the City OF Grand
| Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
THE COlOREO TRUST,
How the Jockeys Arrange with Their
Friends to Beat tho Book m akers.

How the Jockeys Arrange with Their
Friends to Beat tho Boskmakers.
The bookmakers now have in the
"CoIored Trust "sn opponent worthy of
their steel. Those who doubt the ex-
fstence of such trust should either go
to the Gravesend track or carefully
read the racing reports. Those reports
indicate that honors are about even be-
tween the two forces. One day the rec
ord shows that the trust has sent the
bookmakers home Impoverished and
the next days history proves conclu-
sively that that dusty combine has been
driven ia disorder to the financial wall.
All the prominent residents of the Afri-
can quarter give the trust cordial coun-
tensnoe and support. A special
committee is in charge of it's
operations, and the gentlemen who
compose 10 are in league with
the colorsd jockeys Whenever g good
thing in racing is ripe, the committee
IL informed and the stock holders of
the trust are immediately notified by
wire or special messenger. A recent
race will serve for purposes of illus
trstion: Mabel Glenn was entered
against many good horses, including
Reporter Odds of 10 to were secured
against Mabel and the trust made
''clsan sweep" Later on, and before
the same days racing came to an end,
the trust again unmercifully raided
the bookmskers and the result was
that much "red FIRE" was consumed in
Thompson street that evening. The
trust, il may be mentioned, is by no
means limited to the sterner sex On
the occasion alluded to it's feminine
ornaments were out in full force,
srrayed in green sstins and yellow
silks. There was no commotion and
the business of the trust was conducted
In the most methodical fashion. The
trust is patient 20 the ex-
tent that IL does not attempt
to force matters. There are good
things" for those who wait for them,
but they come only once in a while.
The trust rests on its oars during the
Intervals. not being sufficiently In love
with iGs own Judgment to believe that
It can beat the bookmsksrs until the
81 - eANs - ~ rPNohf eho~A0A ~ hte
favor. Even when trumps are appsr-
emily surest TO turn up, they are oc-
cssionally hit hard, which is why it
happens that honors up 10 date are
about even. for when they plunge they
don't mince matters and one side or
the other IL badly soorohsd. In tbs
meantime the public ia rather glad
than otherwise. however unprinciplsd
ths trust may be, to see the bookmak-
srs engaged in conflict in which tbs
odds, for once, are not 40 ovsrvhslm m
ingly in their favor as they usually
are. Outsiders do not much care where
the osnasr of victory ultimately
psrchss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. L. c. WEsr's NEEvE ANp BRsfs TEFsr-
NEST. = guaranteed specs &C FOR hFstsIis Dizzi-
ness. CoHNulsiczs. Fits. NeFyous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prsstrati0n ca1sfd bY the
use 81 zlcobai or tobacco Wakefuiness, Mental
Depression. roftening ~ nle br4in resulting
in Bsanify and ieza ng n niisFrr. decay apa
oeafh. Premature 0i6 Age bArrsEness Loss
Of Power iH either ssr. Involuntary Losses ADD
SperInsforThrs czused ~ eF-eHeTt 90 - tbs
brain. sef-aluse ar ever-indulFeucf. bach tog
contains one months treatment 100 boz.
or So boxes for soc. sent ~ N All prepaid Oh
receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE sFN BOXES
To cure any csse With each order rrceivec
~ u tor SIX SsKes. sccoU panied ~ So -
Wiii send the purchaser one written lsrsutee
90 refuud tie money II TIE treatment q ces net
effect cure. Guarantees issued onlTt
WHITE a WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
90 MonToe-stfeet. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
LRGlL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals

NF48ls t<l2kH ~ sktl 1kkS
ukaxF haFln<- Nte&. ltg1 y te,.A
yScslf3 fsf0ps.sx,s II 3 ke rrcr sed 81 t1e alof
IS 1as esAsG ssan c&4Nc1at ttss.lA<s ~ sa.s
8f 81 8 49, t~f tEe oelxtFsclios 81 > ssxef ln
kluek 81 kck ~ fTseileE- trsal pelpl u +, ftstt
- lst - the saEfA klas - k4Sg tfsGk< street
neFle - eeANscI VIII fbs sesri'lk kasi hridss
afrrrt ANa@9sl1r a. Elf f',Agh All slllscl & -
tipE. - ftf 81 f1t 1fncf tf-tft ka&rt
3 as be4r1 reserves tAs r.kSl s. se1sei Nas eF
a. 0i1A
he s4n af tlA g. Dt laflatct q TIE Gas ~
0r&nS EAplas 81 ca<< ne sAs tai g. enfer a.
g. c4ntr&ct - acc aaaAcF via LiE tsENlsosz.l.
sEcllG 9 has sai& pfoBesai ES &cccFsea - the
b0afc - futnc n oFkS
Al prOges4ls iiast te made Gpan Dl4lks
thai ~ta 81 furnished al,cD appaoatioE a. tAe
0ffo< - the bosra
Bs order - tAs BoaTd
JAS. n DAVIS
attest. President
fkge a wAAlEY Seeieisry- OF =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

The Bank Of Englsnd's doors sr>
new 40 finely balanced that the alsrk,
0y pressing knob under his desk,
can close tAs outer doors instantly.
aud thsy esnRo. be opened again sx
eePt By special process This ia dons
TO prevent the daring and isgenious
unemployed OF the great metropolis
from robbing tie famous institation.
The bullion departments of tbs snd
oshsr great Eaglish banking establish
ments are uishtly submerged in sev-
srsl feet Of water - tb~ sssion ef ths
nschiaery. In sons of ths London
banks shs buIlisn departments arr con
ascted -ith The msRsssr's sleeping
rooms, md a. sstrsaes e@aaot b- ef-
fested vithout setting Of Al alarm
nesr tees p-rssn's ss.S. r. ai-aon.s
ofhcisl, dsrias either d.T - sisht.
saoala ssse svss mach ss "a. frsn
pile q shss@sad ssvsressp@ "a.
sAsle pie -ssls iasts.tly sink sd =
peel ~ -sser tsk. iss plsss b-siS.s
letting svsry p-rssn ~ 80 sstssssA
msst k2s. 81 ths lAstt,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

A asss Devise - axpsd1<s voEzzx
aza aoa c24 "a uns aouss

Es WI FsAs o3f fzss~as % s~~ssEa
-. ssss "a - 1s4ss- rs1~A 1sst-.
.4a . c4Fs4s "a kisss<sstsE fskls
a. sE@Es--A BE. .s Hs-srfsis>
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
TREAsURER's NoTIcr.
CRY Clerks once.

CRY Clerks once.
Grand Rapids Nj a.. Oct s. lss0.
Notice is hereby given taat tke assessment
roll fer the construction OF a sewer y second
street. from Stocking street 10 Michigan
str>et ia the city Of Grand Rapids. Is now in
my hands and that ] viii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twrpty days from
thisdate az the once OF the City Treasurer,
City Han GEORGE T. Pkkkl.
OCT % Cfx TFezSurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
nEAsUnrK's NorICE.


City IrcssOreT's once.
Grand Rapids, Mich. oct. 2. lseo.
Notice IS hereby given that tae 2sseSsment
roll fer The copstTgetion 81 = sewer IN Miller
street. In the city OF Grand Rapids Is new in
my hands. and that | will recetvc payment
thereon for the PERIOD OF twenty days from
this Date. at the once Of the City 1rtssureI.
City Hall GEORGE II. PERRY
ncf l1fH Tlfnsnrer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


City treasurer Ofnce.
Grand Rapias. Mich, Oct. 2. lSs0.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer ia Sibley
street from West Division street - South Jei-
ferson street il the city OF Grand Rapids.
is now ia my hands. and that / will receive
payment thereon for tie Ferioe Of twenty
days from this date. ~ tie once Il ths City
OCT - Cfty Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
TREAsUHER's NOTICE.

City TreasHrer's once.
Grand Rapids. Aieb Oct. 2. 1899. J
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the constrnetien q sewer in sfocking
street froa 1lTd street 70 Fosfth street. IN
the city Of Crane Raoi6s is nov ia my bands.
and that / will receive payment thereon Tor
the period 81 twenty days from this date. al
the Office Of the City TrtasuIeI. City l.all;
Gbok6E z. PERRY.
oct % CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
TKEAsUKEk's NOTICE.

City Treasurer once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Get. =. lSsc.
Notice Is hereby giycn that toe assessment
roll for grading. graVeilng sne paving tht gut
ters Of kleNenth avenue, from hsutk Division
street 70 South lou Gtrt e.. In tAe city oi
Grand Rapids. il now Ia my bahds and thst
will receive psymeHt thsrroa Tor the period OF
twenty days from this date. at the once OF The
GEORGE p. PERRY
oct % City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

fL4--t, Al etlcTe Ca except SUNDAY.
IAktnE enrci SuHlky. tu.N la ass.
Sleeping cars Nn Pacific sna Atlantic IA
pFeS~~s 10 4EE Irom letrast farior rars raa
on bsS h1Pr~ss aus vFa8c hA5uds "a pres g.
sHc rem Detroit NireVt ooUuegI Icus maze
~ Detroit WITH Ai through trains East flra
eta pn saie ~ lnion 1lckrg orlrp 6 Molroa-
a.. kHa ~ lnlon DEPOT
I1Fn N fkIeGs iieR 2 AKi 9s onroe-st
q. N. ktosLEs. q. p sac !. AE't Clfc&4e
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Defroii express leavinG . 3 ~ has Wagner
pzriot and hufet ear attached and evening
express leaving SIS ~ has pzrlor car at
tAched. These trains make direct connection
IN Detroit for al points East
E1rress iesvDE a. II s5 n has aEurF
sleeping ear 10 Detroit arriving in Detroit 40
] - a m.
Through railroad tickets AND ocean steam
ship tickets snd Sieeping caf beTfhs Securee 81
D @. II. A D. once. - Monros-st-. aud al tbo
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent
JOHN ". LOUD. frame Manage. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
DFTRoIT. LANSING A NORTHERN.


FNpre - for Saginaw ard hay City a n Tam
Mall Tor Lansing. Detroit sne last Z5am
Express FOR Lansing. Detroit sne Lasffl Al m
Mail f0r Alma -. Lnuis auc -EE uas-fs 81 m
Fast fxp. Tor Detroit. New ! ors &nc
Boston ...--.-.-....- .-...-.....-.. y = ~
sFFfrE
Mai from saginaw sno Bay Cfv fli 4tam
Mail from Lsnsing. Detroit shc East fIz lo 3 m
Past Fxp. from LanslbE betrulf and
che ssi .........-........... stmpm
frpress from lansing snd Detroit 30 IA
Express from saginaw. 81 Louis ard
Alma. ......-...................-. f1oSpm
spally. fnsilf - celt sunday.
The shortest ice g. Detroit anc East rie
rzst Bzri0r cars between Detroit and srsna
Rapids
kUlia frzins between Grand Rapids an6 as.
nav Two solid trsfuf bffveen Creme Zap
IDS znd Detroit leaving Crane barIff q =.
~ are H , RI. ano leaving Detroit llf
are 20 . ~
fickei ofiee- q NonroeFt and lri0F depot.
6E0nGE bthsFss. Gen. Pas. auc licE hgt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

,kftsrs uTyss psL1s ss-sss ~ s,--- -
81 Sss Ee.@ssss ss1.rsE~a- ~ a. sragziss~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
TRAIN 1INE TABLES.

4f4lh3 E&lke4 ruE 0Alis.
lAlif ckccs4 casa41
slEtftst ANn fkGaoE ga estvlck
North-ll So . a. tr4la. . = 90 Slelf car faf
A. sCAt1SN CTS. ~ 81 n fr&tl NAGucf
S.Vcping tlar lor hackinsw CTS.
SoGt1-e \ a a. IrSln heS Psfiof Ctsir Car -
(IArinnAG. Do 81 a. train has ttr0s AL fkriar
Car lof OhicSlo. o. = n lr~in. NAE1ef eiess
ln2 q ~ far CincianAu. II 81 Ia tr3iA " A.
ner SleeriEE Cal iar CAiOAEs.
MUskesos, Orsao ksPias a indiana
foT MuzkeEaa. ~ oSm.n l3sm 5s0ru
From Ar ltlVau - . IA A. IA
Ihfoueh Iickcls and iuf Information Gas -
had ~ ealing upon Alle41lst tickel axeaf
81 uni "a station 81 a. "a uEseE lnlcn filkel
ascnL & Monroe 81 Crane kapies NlaE
g. i. LoiE oeR. 0en. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
$500 Reward !

~T - - - s.~-s -~~s-< - srr-.-- - fs---
~.-~-,-t r-~-~~~<-- 49, resssts f-eir-sEI-r 80
sefr-at.r- -. rs~~rt 49, 80 = 49,
y-r-<af4 Eeser = --es 80 1t-ee-ts,e - ef-rfH
- .~asl ~tsr 49, re-s-f -er-see rrt r-s-
s.f = -. .><l-s srrsF rnEae< Ls-gs nrxea
~<--esf-s.r y rlltx ~ --~ss s~~sr- - rrurte~fetE
- -. - s--r-r -rsrasss<s~-~ r~l4 ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24


OfFssF Bo4sg o. fssLle weKKk
GKAkD kAflus. Mich Oct "A. l.xl
Seaied proposals will BE received ~ the eilloe
of the ba4ra auii >Aiurday 'seeoa - ls-a -
z.s3 ,. ~, faT ne ooaSiraCfes II ssWeg la
bloek u. DextsT frscslsa. aso Ia Nreseent ave
axe 10 coa&est Wlth the sewer Ia beaiNfck
street 3ocerdlax te the Flsns ana sloeit to4-
tiers an nle a. Ihs ogflct II tks Bs4rG.
The board reserves tae rlGat - re3ei AAs
OF al BIDS.
the sgm sf slUe.eS g. De foFfsitte - the CitY ~
Grand RAPIDS Ia case be shGil i4il g enter
into eentrSct IA aoc9rdsnce ~itb has propo
81 ,ass.a s.s u s's s ,eiS sSksse be ~'esp'se ''
Al proposals m0st he made upon oisnts
that vii br lurHishec upon application az ne
once OF tue BOARD
JAMES \. DAVIS.
Attest: President
Fam A. TvASlF4. sscretArs. oc1 3
pRObATE ORDER-sIafe Of NickigaH. coua-
- 0f hcut -. AT session ofILe PROBATE
tourg Tor said IOuutS OF hcht. ilsio Al the Pro
bate Office, ln the city of orahc RAPIDS. ga tne
l5lh dsy of october Ia the year oDe thousand
! elgbt hundred aud uinety.
Present Cyrus r. Perkins Judge 81 Probate.
Ia the matter II the estate ~
MALuA IS. AlMAN, aecvased.
William l. AumAn having filed ln this court
I lis petition pfatlbs tAls cslrt 70 ae. tul cate
sHd determine wso we're ~ tAe date ~ his
/ cea q. and ale nov the lsNtui helrs ~ sAia
decrss-a and entitled l. ikherit bis rcal c>
! tate therein deserted.
IL Is ordered. that Saturday. the efh day OF
November. Ish. AZ ten O'Clock ~ the fore
noon. at said Probate once, be appointed Tor
hearing said petition.
And lt IS further ordered. that c0ey OF thls
order be published three successive weeks pre-
y.ous 20 sad day II hearing, IN the eluEram-
Herald. daily newspaper printed and clrcu-
( laung ia said County of Kent.
Abo < MAsoS. Register. fri nov 2
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

State of Michigan. County OF Kent, City OF
Grand Rapids-ss.
OFFICE oF TIE CRY CLERK OF THE
CITY oF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHsoAN.
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The Washington critic., 1890-04-30
HIS IDEA OF WOMEN,
What n Prominent English Author
Thinks of American Ladies-A Com
parison with European Girls,

What Prominent English Author
Thinks of American Ladies-A Com
parison With European Girls.
A well-known English author, who was
recently in the United States, was enter
tanned by gentleman and lady of wealth,
residing on Fifth Avenue, New York. m
the course Of the dinner the conversation
turned upon American women, when the
English gentleman said
"Nowhere In America do you find such
compilations and nowhere such health as
we see in the faces and forms of English
girls. have noticed this In every city that
/ have visited. American ladies look
tired, weak, faded. They lack color and
they lack life. Existence seems burden
to them, not pleasure. You in America
do not notice 1t, because you are here,
while l can see 1t very plainly"
We may say that this English author was
preiudiced, was coDceited, was bitter, but
we cannot say that he was wrong.
American ladies are not so strong, so
healthy, so brilliant as they should be-
Their compilations are not so clear, nor
their eyes so bright as could be desired.
Doubtless the climate has something to do
with this, but 1t is unquestionably true
that, by proper care and a judicious use of
the right means, these things can be over
come. Any lady who feels tired, de-
spondent or weak, can readily overcome
these troubles by proper use of little
pure whiskey taken in water. Bear in
mind, however, that it sheuld be the best
whiskey, as anything else is injurious, and
also remember that the best physicians aud
chemists in America unhesitatingly declare
that Duffy's Pure Malt has no equal. The
effect of this whiskey is to build up the
system, to improve the complexion and to
give brightness and vigor in the place of
weakness and languor. 1t is being used
by the leading ladies in the land, and its
popularity proves its value.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-30
A BIG BASS.
seventy Fivo Pounds OF Fish on Free
Exhibition

seventy Fivo Pounds of Fish on Free
Exhibition.
The largest bass ever caught In the
Potomac River Is on exhibition in front
of George W. Drivers establishment
No. 605 Pennsylvania avenue. The
beauty is encased in a frozen monu-
ment of crystal ice, two feet square,
seven feet high and weighing nine hun
dred pounds. The fish itself is nearly
six feet in length and tips the scales at
seventy five pounds. 1t was hauled in
with hook and line by Captain David
Johnson, one of the oldest piscatorial
artists on the Potomac, near the mouth
of the river.
This mammoth bass is great curios.
ity and is attracting great crowds to the
vicinity of enterprising Mr.. Drivers
place. On FRIDAY, from 10 to p. m. :,
the big bass will be served as lunch for
the patrons of the house. The latest
improved Edison talking machine is
also attracting not only gentlemen, but
ladies as well. No charge is made for
hearing the magical concerts rendered
by It.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-30
AS. listing the Newsboys.

A mass meeting for the benefit of the
Washington newsboys was held last
night at the First Congregational
Church. Addresses were made by DR..
Gallaudet, Mr.. Roosevelt, Senator Haw-
ley and B. H. Warner Mr.. Roosevelt
told of his ranch life experience aud
gave interesting episodes of a cattle
mans daily life. Senator Hawley de-
scribed the incidents in newsboy 9
life and of their capabilities. He also
praised the good work of the society.
There was large attendance at the
church and collection amounting to
between $40 and $50 was taken up.