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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-18
Dress Suits a Speciality.
ECKSTE|N NORTON UNIVERSITY
CANE SPRING. KY.

CANE SPRING, KY.
Rev. VIM. J. SIMMONS, A. B., A. NJ, D. D..
LII D., Chancellor.
Rev. q. H. PARISH, A. B, A. NJ, President,
DEPARTMENTS.
Literary, intermediate, Scientific, Music,
shorthand: Photography, Oil painting, Crayon
work. Business College, Dressmaking, Cook
Ing, Printing. Poultry raising, Sericulture,
Telegraphy, Tailoring, Carpentry. Apiacul.
ture, Cabinet making, Barber shop Work
shop In woods and metals, Military Depart
ment. go
-. EXPENSES.
The Board of Directors have put the ex-
penses OF the students at the lowest figure.
and it Is Intended to benefit those who are
anxious to get All education. Poor scholar
ship, laZineSs, disregard of rules and regula.
tions will not be tolerated The Opportuni-
ties here given are for the deserving students.
The expenses are as follows:
Board. room, fuel, per month. -. So 90
Day Pupils, tuition only, per month .. 90
Tuition inLlterary departments, per month l 90
Girls can do their own washing
HELP FOR STUDENTS.
Any female student who can sew we'll. or
VINO is wiling to learn to sew, can have ex-
Penses reduced in proportion to the work she
70 able aud willing to do Only faithful and
Industrious girls will be allowed the privilege
OF making this extra reduction. Sewing M,
cnlnes W II pc driven by steam.
Send for Catalogue to & IL
WILLIAM J. SIMMONS, =
CANE SPRING. KY.
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The King of Expressmen.

In each branch of commerce some en-
ergetic individual is sure to surpass his
fellows so far as to be termed the King
Bee of the business. Mr.. H. H. Kent
has been justly dubbed the ''King of
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BLINDBOONE,

And His Famous Concert Company at
Peoples Church Tonight.
A large audience crowded the Peoples
church last night to hear Blind Boone
and his great concert company, and all
present were highly delighted by his
wonderful power on the piano. Itseems
like a child as be tenderly caresses it
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-18
Thecry.and practices.

Mr.. Trademore What are your views
on the tariff, De Truste?
Mr.. De TRUSTEE want Il kept way up
to the top notch. Protection, sir, IS the
life of this country! But come and havo
cigar with me, and well talk over tho
whole question. I've got some cigars I'd
like to show you tconfdentially II
Struggled them in from Havana on my
last yachting trip You can't get any
thing like them in this COUNT Light.
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Expressnen," which is one of the many
Evidences that the people Of St. Paul
thoroughly appreciate his methods.
His moving vans are the best to be
found anywhere, and if you want to be
moved gracefully, expeditiously and
we'll, EMPLOY Mr.. Kent to do it. 1s9, l9l
West Seventh. &E H. &"
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: so x = - 2 - - 49,
Very Unjust.

Mike-A fellow can't get Justice in
this world, PAT.
Pat-7Why? What's thematter, Moike?
Mike-The man was workin,, for got
new horse, an he tou1d me he wanted,
1t broke; an thin. whin ! TUX the haste
and broke its leg with club, the ould
man discharged me, an wanted to have
me arristed-just for doin' what be
tould me. Light
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-18

Last year she was a blonde; to-day
"A bold brunette is she,
Age cannot wither nor decay
sa4 Her great variety.
New York Sun.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-18

"a BAD penny always sqrns mp"
$50 does retroasse nNse.' Puck.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-18

WANTED 100 gentlemen TO cali at John
Slpensou's Photograph Gallery No IO0sE.
18th street, and hare Ca6indt. pictures taken
for 100 per dozen. For the nert so days
OnlU. T4
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-18

The Herman Baptist church has
regular service every Sunday at and
p. IN. #y.t ~
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The Church Of Christ. 2819 Dearborn.
Services Sunday II o'clock 4. 4. Sum
day school at 2:sO o'clock. Evening
service at Z: 80 2. \. Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting. All are welcome.
w. G.F. Reed. pastor s
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CONTINUED.
SCHOOL LANDS. AGRICULTURAL AND TIM
- Der. Public Land Agency. 507 Montg'y. A. 20 Il
W L HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
w lands subdivded into 5, 10 and 20 acre tracts
at the uniform price of SIS per acre: on easy
stallments: send for circulars. CALIFORNIA LAND
ASSOCIATION. 634 Market st. mr23tf
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ALAMEDA KEAL FsTATF.

A LAMBDA INSTALLMENT HOUSES AND
.s25o-sso cash, So monthly; 25x1o1; severed; at
station.
Sl5O-s5O cash, 50 monthly: 5Oxs6: severed: at
si7oo-ssoo cash, SIS monthly: 5oY142; cottage
8 rooms
slsoo-s30o cash. 500 monthly; new cottage
rooms; at station.
S3soo-s50O cash, s35 monthly: new house 6
rooms; beautiful home; 3SxlOO.
S2660-$3U0 cash. $25 monthly; cottage 3 rooms.
31xlOO at station and other fine bargains
inquire at once at +. MARCUSE, Bay street Sta
tion, Alameda, 325 Montgomery st. Room
-. ap24 ThFrsasu If
A LAMBDA -sI7OO-LoT 25xi45:
"A NICE modern cottage and bath: j
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash S25 per month (4l5)
$2OO0-Lot 50xl50 with cottage rooms; blocks
from station: street cred and macadam led ce-
ment sidewalks. etc mo 32O
S200o-Lot 50x1lO; cottage rooms: windmill
ana tank; $500 cash; $50 per month. NO I'D
S2700-Lot 33:4x125; rooms and bath: on CEN
tra ave: $500; balance $50 per month. NO 1851
S2l50-Lot 53x1l7: new modern cottage rooms
and bath; blocks from station; $500 cash; bal
ance $40 per month. fNo Ply
S3000-Lot 27xl15; new 2-story house Z rooms
and bath at station; 5000 cash; 1856 per month (X1
SSf0O-Lot 50NlOS; fine new cottage rooms and
bath; block from station; all street work done:
hne bargain; 5000 cash; $40 per month. mo. 39l)
house z rooms and bath on Central ave on easy
terms; n good bargain. mo AIY
S650O-Lot 50Xl50; sunny corner: near station: p
story mouse rooms and BATH fine grounds; cheap
and favorable terms. mo 331
S7SO0-Lot 50Xl so; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable; well located; part cash. (40l)
Houses built to suit; 10 per cent down. balance
easy instruments; cheap lots in all parts of Ala
MOREAL AZ CO., 142S Park st. Alameda and 400
montgomery St, San Francisco. apl2tf
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49, Ao9lS ~, 49, ~ a. aEtSM ASIEh, san
~ francisco, Cal, April ~, lS9O.-Sealed proposals.
In tripicate, subject to the usual conditions Will be
received at this ONCE until IL O'clock noon Thurs
day, May 20, 1890, and then opened, For doing all
Division of the Pacific and Department OF Calf
fornia during fiscal year ending June 80 1891" The
United States the right to reject any or all
proposals All Information furnished application
10 this ofhce. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Printing" and
addressed to CAPTAIN CHARLES A. BOOTH, A.
Q. NJ, u. S. A. ap29it my27 1t
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PROPOSALS.

Gan FRANCISCO, CAL, APRIL 8. 1890
~ Sealed proposals, In triplicate Will be received
here and at Offices Of Quarter masters o; the posts
Named until IL O'Clock A. NJ. Monday. May 5, 1890
commencing July !, 1890, forage and straw for
Forts Bidweli and CASTOR, CAL; also at same time
at this ONCE only for forage and straw for AIea.raz
island, Angel Island, Benicia Barracks, Fort Mason
Presidio OF san Francisco ana San Francisco, Cal.
Government reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. Preference given to articles Of domestic pro-
duction. conditions OF price and quality pncuding
in the price OF foreign productions the duty
thereon) being equal and such preference given to
articles OF American production produced on the
Pacific Coast to the extent Of the consumption re-
qured by the public service there. All information
furnished application to Quartermasters at posts
where bids are TO be opened OF to ALEX j. PERRY,
Assistant Quartermaster-General, U. s. A.
Z
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Classified Advertisements Continued on tho
Sixth Page.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
~
1 I.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
" bl8 sacramento St: cabinet work and fitting up
of1ces promptly attended to; telephone 800 MID q
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$4,000 ON AGco punt OF .I pEPARTHRE,
rooms, bath, laundry; 2story stable garden, etc.:
gas and water; lot 32xl176 to l5-foot alley Ap-
ply on premises, 1928 Dolores ST., bet Twenty-frst
ana Iwenty-second. EMMA l.. GEROLD. mr22 tt
GS0O oNLY-oN ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSI-
&oOO ness, a house on the Potrero fitted up as
iunch-house. Apply on the premises, near the
[oIllhshlIs, ape 3ts
I oEELY HOME AT A BARGAIN; HOUSE OF
- II rooms and bath: brick foundation: beauti-
1ul garden and lawn; Fair Oaks oath: only
snort distance from cable road; chance to buy
nice home at far below actual value; see this at
once as owner means to sell; lot 5Oxl25 EASION
ELDRlD6E & CO., 6lS Marset st. ape 1t
G2OOO 8 NEW COTTAGES; 8 ROOMS AND
eDcOOO. bath; planked basement; iron fence;
wood nantels; lot 25X11I. Jersey ST., l block w.
OF Castroi owner on premises. ap27 TIA
G70O0 . STORY RESIDENCE; 8 ROOMS
" wv. and bath; modern cOnyenienceS; Blu
chanan ST., near Suffer-. COIN a JACOBS, 3l3
Montgomery ST., Nevada Block. ap27 SuTh tt
.1QO0 A BARGAIN; DOUGLASS AND 22D
epIcOo. sts.: NE. corner; large lot, 60XS1, on
grade; must be sold; sacrifice. ROBERT J. MER-
GER, 5l3 California st ap27 suThSu st
01100 ELEGANT, LARGE LOTS; 25x1l4;
ID IL w. Elizabeth ST., near Sanchez: near
Guided in above price: for a few days only.
koBERT ). MERCER, BIB California. 81 SuIhSu 8
GOO00 CHEAP; NV. COR 22D AND EU-
WAOOO. reka sts.; large lot, 601S0: offered only
for a few days at this low price ROBERT J. MEX
CEk, ol3 California St. sp27 SuThSu St
CHEAP-$4250; WALLER ST., NEAR DEvISA-
" der0; sunny side; fne cottage of 4 rooms and
bath; bay-wind0w: nothing like It offered. ROBERT
:. MEEGEk. SI3 SaLiioTnia Sc ap27 SuThSu st
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c1rx ZEAL ESTATE.


ICAFEE BALDWIN & HAMMOND, REAL
w estate Agents and Auctioneers IL Montgomery
street.
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Gle 000 A SPLENDID LOT ON MARKET
W IO.OOO. St., near Valencia; 25-foot front
runs back to an alley: with good new improvements
will rent for 800; is really cheap for $1,000 per
front foot capitalists, don't let this slip by r. A.
DoLAN, $50 Market ST. ap27 SuTuTh st
C10OO FOR 2 LOTS ON 18TH ST.; PARK
to another street: these all ready 10 build on:
part cash. IL necessary this is the greatest bargain
ever offered on principal street Ike 18th. r. A
DoLAN, $50 Market. ap27 SuTurh st
G0S0D HOUSE OF ROOMS AND LOT;
ana valencia; this is 4 bargain. T. a. DoLAN, $50
alarket. ap27 SuruTh 81
&E60 POINT LoBos OR RICHMOND LOTS
WSCO. on 10Th ave-. near Point Lobos; $3.50
essb, balance $40 per month. p. A. DoLAN $50
HlatKes ST. ap27 st suTuTh
$1,000 HALE CASH: 2-FLAT HOUSE OF II
~ OOO. rooms; w. side of Larkin ST., near
tanelo; electric bells, ETC.: all modern Improve
ments; l2foot ascment; rents for S57 so: this is
bargain. I. A DoLAN, $50 Market. ap27 SuTuTh
Gl00 LOTS. 25xl2O; A FEW BLOCKS SOITTH
W lOO OF the PARK; SO cash, IS per month; lots
ohered IKE thesefo the price. T. A. DoLAN $50
aarket 81. ap27 st suTuTh
GALL ON DusENBURY Il wURTs, 4l2 PINE
" ST., for lots In Oakland and berkeley on $40 paw
mehts; engagements made for Sunday. mrstf
| OF 24xlZ5, ON W. SIDE OF CHURCH ST.
IL near Market, VIII be sold at a bargain by B O.
10 . r /, ssl siarket 81: ap30 st
Clio EACH; DEwLLING LOTS; 25xI00:
I'd LOU near Mission St, Six-inile House.
THOMAS MORAN, 5435l California st. ap3D q
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&QG0 EACH-2 LOTS, EACH 25Xll4 ON
UpOOO 29th ST., near Sanchez; street work com
plete. q. Ii. UMBSEN A CO., IA Montgomery
street. ap27 SuIurh 3t
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GfO 00n HOUSE OF 90 ROOMS AND LOT
ID IO.OOO. 81 :6x6S 80: California st. l block
from Kearny. G. Ii. UMBSEN a CO. Ia Mont
gomery ST. ap27 Su'luTh ri
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q Sl0l LOT 25xs0, WITH TWO HOUSES.
Vcuoo. WELLS. 10O6 Natoma st. ap27 7t+
TOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ON THE REST OF
\ TERMS or Will rent furnished nnfurnished, the
residence OF DR.. ID. J. McCarty, 81 Hawthorne ST.,
who Is going East with his family Applyto TROY
Il SONS. $50 Market st. ape St
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DOR SALE-CHEAP; IN FRUITVALE: 2 ACRES
In young fruit trees; house of 8 rooms, Windmill
ana tank: III minutes walk from horse-cars, In
quire at Hermitage, FruitvaIe. aplS lat
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
$4,000. Now NOV! BUILDING; HOUSE, ROOMS.
JOSEPH J. MASON. 425 California Sc. ap3 ii
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GO6O CANDY, CIGAR AND TOBACCO; ES-
eD-OO. tablished Is years; rent Sl2 SO; 3 rooms;
junction OF streets; near schools; large trade
WOODRUFF, Sal Market st lt&
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pAClFic HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS; PACE
nc ave-. north side, near Franklin; 81: IS feet by
l27S4, with large extra lot in the rear very choice
for a hrst-ciass residence DOWSEY q GAMBS.
3lS Montgomery ST. ap27 SuTurh az
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G11O0 GROCERY STORE FOR SALE;
y 11OV. fine corner Geary ST., only few
blocks from kearny; kept by present owner 30
years. he has a hne custom in both store and bar,
which buyer VIII be sure to eet is owner of the
property of which he viii give long lease: is retir
lng from business AnplY X. KENNY 30 KaarnN
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$4,000 OLD E EST COR. GROCERY
Apply at WHEATON a LUHRS cor. Sacra. ento
and Front tnVI
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

posetuL IL opens by eurtains OF silyery
satin Pzrtiag under aa archUAy into the
Withdrawing 4n4 drsssiAg rooms
A novelty In house. arrangement
may bs preseAtsa ths lodging II the
iAres ana peaatss of ALr D4Aiel c
French. the soalpgor. Mr.. French has
taken liberties win tho New York
dwelling The feature OF his reception
room - a greas chimney piece Of cream
eolored brick reaching from Hoor TO cell
ing, with bas-reliefs across It's face, and
hobs Of old-fashioaed shape and dimen-
slOns az the sides Ia the warm glow
Of the eames that roar upwards one
looks down into the studio down, for
one las only - divide the hangings at
the back Of the parlor and look down,
down 20 where the torked tongues OF
IRE from the chimrey's throat IN the
twilight are giving d fantastic life and
motion 20 the dimly-seen statues. Mr..
French has taken cut the noor Of whas
city dwelIers conven tionally approve as
the back parlor and his studio. seventy
feet deep, runs from basement 10 sec
end story For a closer look az its
picturesqu-ly disposed treasures one
takes flight Of steps. says goodbye TO
the freight aud descends.
SONS TWO months ago had the pleas
ure OF seeing the library OF Christina
Rossetti IN the gloomy old house in
Torrington square, London, in which
she watches over TWO aunts who are old
and III Miss Rossetti's charities leave
her no money for Injuries; but her
books, which are to her as necessary as
food, she houses in a large, low room,
Panelled with oak. where the tone OF
color Is greenish gray, pure and ascetis
"a her verses The very chairs are un-
cushioned. with high backs and oak
seats, insisting on sincerity. One of
these the gray-eyed woman draws to
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

nm ray r~9t 81 ca receipt e = t~io-
oent st4up TIE 22osat nauaea soaia
be ab.sas sighs for sen-roon Ae4ss "a
= corneF Ia ia good nesg Atsrho9d IA
E@r43lse.l
TIE aoepr hsa promised . send
sroand a. ol1 soEa4n wao eouta cook
ne some sxosh. &ad % fos an unter-
taker II an thlag happened. "a SEQ
oad EhoNgbk PERHAPS be S4l4 she could
50 Tor him. but prefer . aeAl sith
principals
/ was getting httie shaky In nay
head when she arrived. and s&s trying
y sing duets ~ftA the vocalist on The
other side 1t the wall These attempts
were somewhat diso0ncersed By hand
organ IN the street, which was playing
the Watch on the Rhine" At first !
though II must DC Connecticut watch.
because il didn't keep tine. bat alter
Wards knew il eoaid not be, because il
wouldn't run down However. il dis
lodged ny adversary on the right She
ceased - profsne the sacred temple Of
music. ani began 10 tack things GA the
wail-pietures and fans. / suppose. Size
might As web have tackled them upon
my eerebellum. These hammerings
gave nae fresh doliuum. in which |
imagined tlat she was mailing the cover
upon my c0fln
Then the old woman opened the door
and put her head into the room.
Der men haf gum der put der coal IN
der cellar slretty," said she.
We'll. tell them 10 go ahead and do
it."
''Dey wants. der gey."
BLAST the key" said |. "let them 60
down 10 the cellar and wait till some
body comes q steal coal out OF our bin.
They won't have TO wait five minutes.
i don't know where the key is.
She departed, but the hammering re-
mained, and the hand-organ and the
children playing roughand-tumble
overhead They inspired me with moro
delirious fancies. II seemed that il
could only get up, and howl, and blow
fish-horn, and beat upon the bottom of
tin pans. / should feel much relieved.
There is something oppressive about
being the only quiet spot in the uni
verse.
Then came great uproar on the
stairs, followed BY the noise of clanking
chains in our private hall. Tho door
opened and the two coal shovellers en-
tered. followed by the German woman.
The men were dragging their shovels.
"Dey say dey viii be bald in advance" :"
said she.
What is your abominable and extor-
tionate charge?' / inquired.
''Sivinty-foive cints fer meself, said
one of theLl.
II tell ye it't dollar an a half be-
chune us!" yelled the other.
They hegan an animated dispute,
using their shovels for arguments The
German woman fed.
'HurrayF' cried, now thoroughly ont
OF my head; let's have some fun, boys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Dogs are much like men in their
mental traits; some are quiet and peace
ful, Others savage and quarrelsome,
and il is always treat to sec a bully
human or csnine-Cet a good drubbing
when he deserves it Such a spectacle
was recently witnessed in Buffalo. A
black pointer dog was raising rumpus
on the street and be had unmercifully
thrashod poodle, terrier and pug dog
in about four minutes soon a man
came walking along. while a. his side
cantered large msstiG, about the size
CT yesrlinC calf The pointer seoncd
70 have lost his head or else mistooF
she mastif FOR pug or poodle. for be-
lprang a bis throat and gave himquite
severe nip In about t3n seconds he
7ss heiug wiped up and down the street
while The mastif ives making q meal of
enc q Tho mistaken bally's hind legs
When they we're separated. the pointer
ran away en- tbree legs bowling So he
could be heard Tor seven blocks -Goldsn
Dzvz
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

days while looked about for a servant,
and had Immediately been taken sick
in the cheerless desolation Of an empty
home.
Oil how melancholy it is to be sick
alone. True, might have had a trained
nurse; but IL is almost no satisfaction
At all 70 swear at . trained nurse. He
never minds it any more than If be was
the unfeeling furniture. What misery
wants Is company. A sick man, by con-
scientiouslY swearing at members of his
own household, not violently, Of course,
but in panied, grieved fashion, as
much as TO say: IF you were only sick
and | were nursing you. I'd make you
so internally comfortable in one minute
that you'd be glad 20 get well the next
Bat some people never can learn to
take care Of the sick"
/ had made mp bed in the parlor
when / found that l was TO be i'll, be-
cause our right-hand neighbor has her
piano in the back of her fat and she
can play much harder than the woman
on our left This was matter of con-
siderable moment Nobody outside of
New York can realize fully the sound
conveying properties OF these fat
houses. Compared to them, the cele-
brated ear of Dionysius is like the deaf
side of mean man at the call OF charity.
And the doctor had said that must
have perfect quiet He might as well
have told ne that l could eat moth
ing but fresh eggs from the dodo
Quiet in New York is an extinct ami
NAL. The row OF fiat houses in which 1
live was built by contract. Even the
keyholes were made in quantity for the
sake OF economy, and they're all alike,
as some of my neighbors have demon
strated TO my own great loss and detri-
ment
United, these houses stand; but II a
fat man should fall downstairs any
whore in the row be would shatter tho
whole fabric from No. 205 TO 600, in
elusive. The contractors foresaw this.
however, and made the stairs so narrow
that fat people are confined to tho
ground floors.
When the doctor went out. two mon
came in TO fix tho stove which / had
weakened my brain trying TO put up.
They left their brains athome. and thus
we're able to do the Job without sustain
ing personal injury; but they beat
tattoo out of the frOn like solo on the
bass drum, and meanwhile tho top OF
mr. aching head appeared to be working
up and down in time to their music like
a trombone accompaniment
After they left me the lady in the fat
on my right began 70 exercise her voice.
She IS developing 1t by a method which,
as nearly as can make out. consists in
taking two tahlespoonfuls Of tune into
her mouth and gargling her throat with
it. IL she would only sing 7 would con
slider the question Of ultimately forglv-
ing her in ny soul. bat As it is. can
only hope that she will get few spoon
fuls q Annie Rooney stuck in ber
ossophagas some day and die in horrible
agony.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

bride's Erand mother. Victoria - En-
glAaA These plans we're submitted
sale ths lsernsa Princess wss a. her
rrsndmothsr cours daring the SUM
rnar ard SO a<asches which have been
seas me inas,ste saat svo women, enc
r,val. tba othe~ wfth scr1eshas more
-aifsAle sources - liroIi hood. are Pes-
$3.50 ~ e~cel tens fa3Tmens
rhe 5os8sir - aos larrs. s,d shcvvh.
ssanks as Al i@s Hehinsou. uose srsistiC.
A. net 80 laxnrieas sas tsat e NAY ~
~-rasset ~ msnT von7E Americas
ss,s-s ssrs - -niilions TIE walls
hava blended rroand ~ pins and gray
,as..xe-e4 ~is6 ssaFllke ro<s-e PATTERNS
IA, .tIver There = fvesa - Ealaea
~r~osls rannrax ov-r = ,lear. silver rraT
ground Tie -eil4nz - Fh1te via
vfasfnr 4hhan uecsahe ~orteF ~
1rke8 silver ria-S a rsiien y appears
oxsr sne ~fn.so~s sd where 81 ran Hnd
~far- u.fsh.sf ottrsti-r 81 the re-or~
a.. a. sas wood ~erk is ~htta naaog-
- TIE Al sea han1inTs sae~ eeea-
80 rose blecss patterns en- sslver. aat
a.. .ashioaed airsn snd the sleepy
49,. eeaIrs eslca nfesasse Eeaaess