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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Joseph ]. NJ. Cooper. the FIVE year old
son OF Rev. J.. d. Cooper, was sgrseabIy
surprised last Saturday nivht, by . large
company OF his littfs friends who cam q
10 singing and after dcpositing their
iith donations upon the table they
enjoyed themselves until ten o'clock.
They az seemed to obey willingly their
ea, pasea,s order. and left Joy fully alter
Cooper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Many persons cannot tel what ails
snelr head, but II you will call on Prot.
Wiel, ,opt.ciau, 305 Market street, he
VIII examine your eyes without charge
tn ascertaIn II anything 10 the matter,
His special speotacles are guaranteed to
cure chronic hsadachs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

a Practical Busy Dusinsss Ssssion-A
Fing for No. 1-Bids for Fire Escuuss.
Great Success Of the Alan1al Training
school-Evsry Member In Favor Of IL,
The regular semi-weskly meeting OF
me Board OF Education was held last
night, nearly all the members being
present. The treasurer made the follow
Ing monthly report:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Steward & Chandler oa,r tho best
coal mined. Well cleaned. and full
weight. Our Flour 10 giving grand re-
suita and We offer II at low prices to suit
everybody. Try It South Side or
Branch Office. Second & French. Phone
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

1t 10 but once In . life-time that vou
can jump right Into q legitimate bus,.
meas that will pay you from four 70 eix
thousand dollars per year.
ADVERTISEMENT rxrRA,
FOR Ssle-The lsrgeat and beat navIng
tobacco and cigar business In the Sta d
OF Delaware. I'll health aud q desire to
retire 10 country lie the cause of SELL
ing. Call or sddiess
a. 4. CHAPMAN, SON Il Co.,
Seventh aud Orange streets,
Or J: J. Psiroe, No. 9 Wess Seventh
Rect, VII lnlns.ol. Dsl aware.
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ti..s the training school and would tax. nc
steps backward.
D.; horaaa. dsssrA to. say that At III.
nrst ne rather oprDeed the adoptjon oI
sne System, ~ he doub ubted It's prscticn.
oihty. but sinOe he hed visited the school
and noted the progR6eu 1t made with M
greatest satisfactl0n. All doubts that ~
ever bad of 4 were sutireiy dispelled and
ne was now heartily In favor oi aranting
the request Of the CON mittee.
Inc report WAS adopted and the rcuusst
granted without dissenting vote,
Inc chair read request from Depart
ment Commander bamuel Lewia that
smytb Post, No. I, @. A. r., be- per.
%i,tea ,ni,h 70 present No. l public school
NJ. Bsynard. from the committee Of
NO. ! school. said that they would accept
nuyshing When IL came free, especially
.ne nag Of the country. On h,s motion
was ordered that . committee Of three
% appointed to make arrangements to
receive the flag, and Messrs. Baynard,
hnrtman and Baylis were appointed.
Tue communication passed by City
council last Thursday evening Offering to
smoW the board to remain In tue room at
pIesent occurisd on condition that they
pay SloV, the same ~ ID paid soS an office
ior tne city solicitor came up.
Mr. Joseph Pyle xaid the rent was %
per night, entirely. too much for the
room; Several nsLibers concurred with
Mr.. Pyle w
After . running discussion At the ex.
pense Of the City Council and it, CITY
soiicitor. the matter was referred back
70 the committee to SEQ II better terms
could not be got.
.. 4. Smith Invited the beard to visit
the manual training school on Fridav
next At . o'clock.
Bill: were passed as follows: J. v.
Cornell. e2.5O; s A. Chadwick, g. 10;
Dunc.n Bros, $19. II; J. & j. N. Har-
man, "; Mercantile Printing Compsny.
5000; Edwin Hirst, t1.5e; Charles Hceb.
nor. $i:60i H. A. Roop, $3.50; J, Z.
urubb, T7.92; Cleavsr aud He.rn Manu-.
iactnring Company. s24.42; @. J. H.
seckett, $3.50, William Lawton, 80 81;
l. 2. Kent, S54.4s; Kate Corbit, sis. Isl;
Y. y. Thomas q Co, e1,lsO.77.
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In days agone old Cape Nav he,d hy
right od'endisputs,l possession The tI,is ~
Quceu ~ Seaside Rssorte. lIer rigbt ~
u :sy IN her grand location, and lie in.
cioeneai cnaTms Of sea and air, and ths
magnihcens beach, which, s,opiua down
70 the waves, CLEANED like silver on ia
surface oi hard. packed sanls. She was
easily ilrst and this proud position W A.
maintained until the rage for seaside sef.
tlements broke upon the land, and youn.
ger and more enterprising rlvsls tom no.
Iarily allurod away 10 otter tsuds The
lovers OF the old Cape. Tho old oueen
still holds In reserve her rich natural Al.
vantages, and the time is Approaching
when her lost prestige will return, and
she VIII repossess her place 10 the front
rank OF the worlds seaside resorts.
when new hotels on modern plans are
ouilt and lifted iOr hRbitation the entire
year, whom her people catch some Of the
progressive spirit of their nelghbors. her
OLD popularity will be regaincd. Present
a. hand.
A. summer resort thers ia M nu.,.
Iion - to the pfe-emincnce Of Cape May,
while her claims - . winter retTest
though less understood, are q well foun.
ded. Almost surrounded ty salt water.
with the gulf stream out at SEA. and :
stretch OF sand TO landward, the climate
Is mild and the temperature Throughout
the winter braciug, yet genial. The great
white beach, With lie constant invita- atioas
to pedestrians, and the vast ocean be.
yond, bids eveiy ono come and gam
health In the Inspiration Of pure ocean air.
And now 10 tho time to seek recreation
under these skies. One large hetel. am.
pie In capacity for the accommodation OF
many guests, aud fitted for winter use, 10
open, others, smaller IL size, never close
their doors, while numbsr Of cottage
oti,r comfortable quarters to visitors,
The railway facilities presented by lie
West jersey Railroad are equal to al dc.
mands, and one has only to make up
ones mind aud start. Tho reward will
be most enjoy able experience In ineress-
ed health and renewed strength.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Don't think that -FOUR catarrh or In
nncnza can't TO cured because all the
regular remedies have failed. Try Old
Sauis Catarrh Curo and seq the benefit
Of genuine remedy. Price % cents.
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List Of Public sslea
10pQ

March.
4: Edwnrd Banks. Christians Id
issh T. =. Morrison, New Castle lid
isth. isth. u. L, Wood. christiana I'd.
,Ssa' ,S.t Ieo Lobdeli. Now Castle Hid.
iSsp. ,Sp. Latttmer = Ayers. Christtsna Hd.
,Ssh. y. ". Johnson. near Elan Pa.
lit 9noaaor Lciberman. Christ, Hid.
isu. g. y Pugh. New Castle i'd.
is!n. koal kstate, Court House.
iosh. m. z. Haggerty, real estate. CITY
,sth. 2; Y. brown, City, '
i9tt ,9.n' * McGarr, .Christiana Hid.
,.ti: Wm. Mckay. Ogden station, "a,
,..,.' aMh' I'm. Armstrong, Mil OK. lid.
issn 's,; James James nivin. New castle I'D.
ion. ,otn. John Hunsinan, Brandy wine I'D.
,Sth. ISL, y bouglman. Mill Greek lid,
,sih. WM. Wheatiey, N. q. nd,
,s!h. petor shiclds, New Castle ia,
lsth. y. uerst sol Poplar utrcrt CITY.
atii. I: Morgan, New Castle lid
sltil. Y. =. Watson, MIL Ck. lid
s.,tt. st. Fa,nitnre, ~ jackson street.
ztth. 9. hindcrer. Eleventh ward,
Z al
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Cali and Examine Our Good,.

All-wool pants cut and made to your
mneasure. $500. suits. s120O up. Over
tOo new patterns 10 select from, Liver
pool and London Tailofs, b21 Market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Five Brothers Ping Chewing Tobacco
u made of the hrsst selected Burley
Leaf, the best ingredients, and will please
the most fastidious taste. Use 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

FINE Clothing made to order on easv
payments. Liverpool and London Mer.
% cnsnt Iailors, Gel Market strest vii.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

BY Der- fcss .4andsr Bsmue
Lswis. In adu.. 10 appointment
o. John b. stradlsy, Post No. . .
Wilmington. ~ assistant sdjutaut zen
erals and James Mcdowell, Of Peat No
Of Wilmington. the following appoln:
uonts arc announced.
Judgs-advocats, Robert @. Yrsim, o
Post No. I, Wilmington; departmen
inspector, W. 7. GriffenbeFg. Post No
-, Magnolia; chief mustsring officer
Francis AcCloskey, Post No. 10, vii.
mington; assistant TO department Ia
spcctor, 7. q. Swain, Post No. IL
Bridgeville; senior aid-de- camp and chic
Of ataff, William o'CoAnor, Post No. IS,
| Wilmington.
| Aid-ds.esmps-wiliam H. Baker
| William PATTERSON, William Middleton
Charles A. Foster, John IL. Spencer,
George Reuse, Samuel Spence. Perris
ucntrie, Wm. d. Sparks, Daniel Lysin-
gsr, J. X. y. Montgomery, Posi No.
!; 4. J. Woodmau. A. J. Schrack,
Q. Higgins, L. 7. Kodsrlck, Henry Free
William Clavey. William W. Lsokey,
Post No. ,; Samuel W. Thomas. Post M
u George Washington, jacob Ward, Post
No. q; David g. Start, Post No. 3: vii.
liam II. Jouss, Post No. 8; William A.
Truitt, J. Q. Clifton, Post No. Z; William
I. Gallagher, Peat No. s; George b, Ms
elmer, Post No. ., Darling johnson, Pot
No. IL; James NJ. Banihsm, J. B. ghei.
lady, Matthew MAcklsm, Post No. Is;
JVseph A. Rhoades, Post No. Il; william
Sprayed, Post No. IS; George w. Sirad.
ley, y. b. Palmer, Post No. IL; John q.
Short, Post No. IS; Alexander Hsrper.
Post No. ~; John w. Jolls, Post No. %,
Assistant Inspector Robert Liddell,
No l; William D. Morton, q. l.. JefIcris,
No. 2; q. W. Davis. No. 8; II. @. Buck.
irgham, No. .; Thomas Bolrs, james
Montague, No. II; Michael 0remine or,
No u; John Anderson, No. 10; Joshua
Phillip, No: II; William J. richards,
No. "; Lut er Cannon, No. 81; r. T.
Lock wood, No. 90.
Committee on Creden ntials-Robert
McCAulley, No. 2; X. Henry Willit ms.
No. 8; William O'Couuov, No. 10; Law.
renee y. Fisher, No. 4; John J. Gormiey,
No. o.
soldiers Home- w. &. McNsir, No. /,
I. u. Ayars. No. Q; J. L. Mowbray, No.
.; Nero Bachus. No. 4; George N. liiley,
No .; W. II. Jones, No. q; ". K. Hop.
kins, No. Z; Daniel Green, No. 4; X. q.
Buckingham, No. 0; O. NJ. Carey, No II;
a. II. Grimshsw, No. IL; n. Grernin ger,
No. "A; w. I. Gri1enbers, No. 10; ii. b.
Mitchell, No. l6; 7. d. Swt In, No. l7;J. W,
Messick, No. Is; W., j. Richards, No.
10; X: 8. Long, No. 81; d. l.. Dunning,
No 20.
Tombstonss-Jacob b. Sitter. No. 1:
w. b. Norton, No. 2; z. =. w Cd, No
8; Nero Bachus, No. 4; u. N. Riley, No.
8; W. II. Jones, No. Q; B. T. Collins, No,
2; $. 3. Meyers, No. s; Albin Bucking-
ham; No. Q; Darling johnson, No, ii;
james Brown, No. -; J. II. Enos, No.
"a; john Anderson, No. 10; II. B.
Mitchell. No. 10; q. W. stradley, No II;
J. T. Fauoett, Nc. IL; Alexander Harper,
No. 10; X. NJ. Davis, No. Il; T. w.
Buckle, No. 22.
soldiera' Mot tumsnt- Zachariah Pick
els, No. !; =. II. Gregg, No. 2; Z. L.
Smith, No. Is.
The Headquarters Of tho department
are at No. s0l Orange strcet.
DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup has bson be-
fo.s the public for years, and i pro-
noanced by thousands superior TO al
OIL nrtiriaa frp tI,a ....- -
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WAL1nsBARRR, March TO- Oliu Thurs.
ton, o. flymouth, aged 65 years, was
iound Yesterday dying ON tile rosdsIde
near this city frozen to death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Pozzoni's Complexion Powder prod duces
. soft and beauiifpl skin; it coulbin o.
every element Of beauty and purity.
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~

for 10 cabinet photographs and one 1890
esay essyon M portrait at Ounmings' gallery,
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ills Strange But True

Although we have IN Pratt,s Food n
Dooh to hrmcrS and herse owners, we
ma many, who. because OF their ig-
noranco OF the true character OF Pratts
rood, hesitate to Try 1t, but who after
the nrst trial proclaim IL to be far bet
Don't utsrcgard Xonr own interests.
The cost Of tryiiik Prltt's Food Is AL
most nothing. lfit does all we claim for
u IL surely worth ten lncsthemoney
and an we say positively it will do ail
y tpurifios tho blood. 1t creates per
rect digestion. 1t creates better staying
powers. 1t will regulate the bowels.
~ Will strengthen the kidneys. 1t tones
up the system. 1t expels worms,
gfubbs and botts. 1t makes bone and
muscle. II makes the coat nlied nicely.
~ makes tho coat GLOSSY. II prevents
coilc itprevonts colds. 1t prevents
eplzooty. Ii prevents exhaus tion. 1t
prevents contagious diseases. 1t p"e-
,sshts distcinpcr. 1t prevents pneumon-
Try it. small ls-pound bassat
J. j. SMITHS
r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

HAzLKToN, March 10.-Joseph Klus.
10y, prominent citizen Of Freeiapd. WA
round dead with hts neck broken I'm 4
mouse on tho corner Of Washington and
contn streets, Freeland. 1t 10 supposed
that hs iell down flight of stairs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins.
No. 10l West Eighth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Harness repaired promptly at Perkins,
10l W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

An 1nhuinan Mothers Fatal Cruelty.
TIFToN, Ga, March l0.-Sarah Hug
gins yesterday beat hcr two children to
death. One died while she had 1t under
the lash and the other died during the
night. The WON an has ned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

are widely known a. an adm,r.hl. ,.u
cdy for bronchitis, hoarsepess. conah.
aud throat troubles. Sold only In boxss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

To cram ones head full Of knowledge
and the stomach full OF food, and then
neglect to observe the simplest laws OF
nature are tho unfailfng means 10 induce
nervousness and cons tipation and eertsIn
loss OF health. LaxadCr prevsnts al thls
trouble. Price only 20 csnts q package.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11
OIL CLOTHS.

Floor, Table and Stair Oil
Cloths in all desirable widths.
Fell Floor Cloths, Smyrna
Rugs, and Ingram Art
Lyons at Bottom Rock
Prices. s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11


Dan McCarthy's "Desr Irish Bov.
company opened . two-nights engage.
ment last evening NJ Proctors Opers
House to fair sized audience,
Inc drama. as its name indicates. IA q,
Irish extraction, and is tile purest and
best work Of it< kind ever seen in tbis
city. The portrayal Of the peassutry
characters Of Celtic birth is finished snd
true to nature.
John Walsh, as Teddy o'NeiI. ia the
comedy part, and more rollicking Irisll
lad was never soen. Mr.. Walsh s,pcl
and dances beautifully, besides he hs,
the knAck Of convulsing an audience
with bis witty sayings aud light repartee.
Gus Reynolds q Mike McClutcbev Il
the heavy part Of the, piece, The part
though thankless one, has fallen to the
lot Of an artist In every sense OF the word.
Mr.. Reynolds' six years. expo nee with
Bouciosult has made him thorough ar.
tist and credit 70 the profession. His
characterization of this part is : greai
piece Of acting. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

Tho best remedy for the complaints of
early childhood, such as collie, iiatu en- cy.
&C., Is DR.. buil's Bsoy Syrup. Price IS
ceute.
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P, J, WALSH &C.,,
SOC Market Street.
On n Bill of SO, $1
Cash and 81 per
Week.

We have now in stock a
handsome and extensive
line OF
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A<s -. AhAkG1s
TAIL0R-MADE
CoRSETS !;
7


White, Drab and Ecru.
During March the price will
be 90 cents, SI.I3, SI.35.
A reduction of 10 per cent.
Thousands of ladies have
: used the celebrated Tailor
Made Corset and they all
claim it to be the most per-
feet in shape and durability.
1t has the same shape as
the French corsets, at one
: half the price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has bson be-
foe the public for years, and q pro-
noanced by thousands supsrior to All
otier articles for the cure Of coughs.
c9Iis. influenza, aud MI pulmonary CON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-11

s,o cure ,hs rheumatic Mixture nav.
IihsuuS,I.",s worst cases Of nsurslv;. .
Ens .si,1 .s,s. Fullerton. D,K arSes,!s. ses; e.
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PARL0R
FURNITURE.

We have a good Hair Cloth
Walnut Frame Suite of ,
pieces, consisting OF Sofa,
Ladies' Spring Rocker,
Gents Easy Chair, and four
Reception Chairs, at $50. A
better one at $40. S45. $50
and $40.
Seven Pieces Crushed
Plush Groupe Suite at $50.
$40 and $45.
Fine Mohsir Plush Suites.
Z pieces. $50, S65, SIS and
S1OO.
Very Fine Silk Plush, z
pieces, Double Seat and
Spring Edge, 500.
Beautiful Wilton Rug
Suite, SlUO.
Sideboard and Marble
Top Tables at all prices.
Bear 10 mind all on, goods
@e warranted to give salts
factory a0ea, in frobo,aion to
price, II NOT, come 6aek sviiA |
all reasonable claims and sye |
s0,W ehes,7nly al2ow them.
@ On a bill of $40, 81 |
cash and 81 per week,
Special Terms on larger
amounts
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=. ,,,.h' DESTROYED by Fire,
Estsedf dftb"''1sd bv L .sB. B. B. e,r,, u.,,.
Cdn,est Second a. .,,s noardon d Bro., No.
Ishs hotels ans ss'fest. Sold At All tbs
h.. And cigar stores. Try one. ~.
Cough Candy at rsrpu.o,...
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hiek,
sb., We savs her c.storI..
''' she wa, Child. '>'
a.,,, one cried for Castoria.
''' 'A' became Miss.
'l.u al. Que clunE to Castoria,
sA' had Children.
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halancc on hand january 81, cur
rent expenses .sss. .o7sse
bisinnce on hand January 81, new
Dm.i,u,ings.......:..: e,iGo.sI
Wan....ay Wo.y "pproprintion.. ..,..... 6,3l2O
Roooiv,. ,rona ION. niRnt sclioo. No. 43.75
pao.,,.., :............ 800
Received for old books OF No. is. az
heceived for old books Of No8.. rs
go, 1885
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Here Is = "want" for you 10 pRo-lsnl
in the interest OF suffering humanity
We Want 10 find the Whereabouts OF tne
successful kicker" There must pe
one 0n Grandyllle-aye., Tor some TINE
ago a woman, VINO had been compeiled
10 'pl0d her weary Way 10 darkness
while the street lamps stood night altef
night in .gnOb.e idleness, never sendlns
out one ray OF light. noticing tnaI eF-
cry lamp vas burning, and the street
was light and the way PLAN, asked hef
hushane. who, OF course, must know
what nad caused the happy change, and
wa ed fed by the reply: 'Someoouy
kicked" Who kicked, or who OF what
was kicked, or whether the kicker
'klcked' into empty space, the woman ,
husband did not tell ner, 20, OF course,
she doesn't know. But she and many
more want 70 know where % lind that
kicker" that they may lay al BIS leet
offerings OF flowers, pour INTO his ears
delicious batteries, or "conclliate ms
stomach with "ple, SO that be W.lI con-
sent 20 kick" again. KICK hls sue
cessful kick, so that the street cars that
the papers told Us long ago now run
10 Hal-st., on Grandv!l!e-ave.,' VIII
run 10 Hall-st., instead OF stopping
more than seven hundred feet snort
OF that point asked q man TO measure
the dlstancel.
Presume YOU think 700 feet small
matter, but when you have hurrel
with all your might 10 "get the work
done up and get ready" TO attend 4
meeting down town, and have almost
ran hall mile or more, all the way up
hill, and seeing 2 car coming or al the
stopping place, YOU run faster, ruSh
into the mlddle OF the street, shake
your umbrella, frantically wave your
handkerchief, and scream "stop car.
and see the car which ought 10 be COM
ing 10 Hall-st., and which you could
easily reach If il dld-m0ve swiftly
away at the command of 4 driver who
IS both bind and deaf-whlle you
stand there painting and perspTlng
vOur heart beating 'rcYelle
and your temper rising TO second
octave" as you realize that TINS VIII
delay YOU forty minutes and cause you
to miss an important appointment, ana
inconvenience other persons besides
yourself, that distance short OF what
''ls stipulated IN the bond does not
seem a tufle, and even woman would
"kick' if she could. is II because a
woman can't "kick" that tney are not
allowed 10 vote.
Seeing the men so kindly do our
voting-we want them now 10 kick
for us, but don't kick those drivers
who have souls as we'll as eyes and ears,
and who kindly wait for us-and DONE
kick TIE horses, poor creatures; kick
the corporation, or kick INTO
"thln air. but kick to Chit success,
and win thanks frOm-us women.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
DOCK LINE INTERVIEWS.
Hon. I. ID. Gilbert Thinks IL Would be a
Good Thing

Good Thing.
Hon. T. y. Gilbert IS IN favor Of the
dock line project. said he 10 a repre-
sentative of the TELEGRAM-HERALD
yesterday Il would be interested IN
such an improvement only in general
way, but would like TO see a straight
dock line established because think It
would be a good thing for the city. If
a stone wall along the river
front j. declared a necessary
public improvement and the dock
line IS made straight, am IN
favor of giving the property owners
wha- httle property they can gain by IL,
# they build the wall.
4 reporter endeavOred 10 interview
Alderman Ed. OD0nnell on the sub
Ject, but he replied u the inquiries by
saying In a couple of weeks ! can tell
YOU Just how feel abou. It. ! haven {
yet investigated the matter and can
not talk about what | do not know
about. When | once take a stand on
any public question I usually want 10
stay by 1t. However, from what have
read and heard, 1 imagine / should be
N favor Of the project"
EX-Aiderman Geo. ii. Davidson
thinks the project should be carried out
and 4 belt line hullt down abe river
front. lie IS IN favor of the dock line
being established straight from the east
end OF the G.. K. & !. railroad bridge to
the east end OF the SIXtu-st. bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
No orc doubts that tht

No one doubts that the
Kabo corset lasts a year
without breaking or kinking
or shifting a bone" because
the store refunds the money
in case of a single item Of
failure in these respects.
And no one doubts that
the Kabo answers its purpose
and suits the wearer, because,
if it don't. TIE store refunds
the money on call within a
week or two or three.
1t is the unbreakable cor
set, the Kabo. 1t is the
un-wear-out-able corset, the
Kabo. 1t is the corset that
suits, the Kabo.
The only question IS: Do
you want tic Kabo kind Of
a corset1 tvts~
There's a primer on Cor
sets for YOU at the store.
CErcaso ooEsrTC Co. CsiesZo sus Ees Tok.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
PCKELY rEksoNAL

Ms. Crane, of tie Irving. : very NJ.
Mss Carrie Eb.e has returned from
loL.a.
Mss Netue Brown has gone to Jack
son o. I've.
Ms "a. t. Mitchell has returned
from NuskegOn.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. LOOMS have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ;. French were IN
Muskegon yesterday.
Mr. II. Adams, who has been run
mug cooper shop AZ Orleans, mas sold
Out 10 Milwaukee 1irm and has moved
back 70 the city.
President HugharL OF the G.. L. & l.,
IS Ia Philadelphia, on business.
Hon. +. F. Uhl, has gone 10 PetOs-
key and other Northern points.
Mrs. c. L. Murphy Of the Micligua
Cottolsc, was IN Muskegon yesterday.
w. b. Lee, OF the Lansing Iron aud
ELS.ne Works, Was N town yesterday.
President DicAerson Of the Western
Construction Company, of Detroit, was
IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. Th0s Roberts, Of North Division
street, has been called 10 Detroit on ac-
count OF the illness OF her parents.