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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

sSr fcfEr7 1g 1Ng % TnE CosrU MA
baVlny raus p-saaaaLg paved tAe
~aV. 1s elus 1.wa - 0uslnosA Ihs
house. as S4li. uas surrounded ~ re-
porIsrs nao we're anxious 20 goE tas
costumes % ina .aAiss- ! glanced
Ebors rae casually And remarked shat
did no. tAlux &c Eoala dstr.et from tbs
Eaodsssy % ths exhibition II the report
ers dl4 get some % ths costumes snd
garry then away
That Is roe o. etly the point. said
fa f0l see tai5 - understood 90 De
e very exclusive aad private affair I
tavs mentioned that fact and our de-
ere ID avoid publicity IA al tns letters
I have sens - the nswspapsrA Sons
q the ladies' 10 aos expect reporters 20
ts present bat they viii fAll dead n
tasir dresses 80 not gss into print, This
puts re in a dilsmms. and ~ bas oc-
earred 90 rs shas you might b willing
60 go sround quietly anl take f7w
notes and give TIE result . the new
Nork 1apsrs.
Naturally. ( aid uOt desire TO disc
b4ga our k.ad hoss and - also oo-
caTred - ne that 1 could collect few
d0llags worth of space "a she papers
hRd shus partly leCidase my carriage
bill sa4 sse hire Of nJ dress suit SO
Z told him a. politely a. I could tha,
soould % glad 30 have sons light occu-
patton o. thai kind 20 relieve bhe no
no5ory Of ny surroundings. while my
wife vas lanciag ~ "a other men Hs
furnished ne With note book and l
sailed forth.
In connaction with nv labors a. re-
porter Of costumes I had deternined 10
sscare a point or Two for a work which
1 sEn preparing On Anti Lean, Or.
Bogus Grsa. Bons Padder" NO de-
pagsmsns of litsrasure - SO rsmunera-
tivs - sas seauiue artist as the Wit
fas of pateat medieins advertisements
People Vho ssu ssnG caa afford 20 paw
much moEs shan oas can get cut OF the
magazines. snd ths adverS senents can
be written Ia English and rot Ia diA-
iset which MAKES 5hem much easier
Tor a nan who respects the spelling
book
Bus a. ths outsss I found myself
much 4am persd ey . nisiortuRe. 7 had
tsft uy glasses 81 home ITs an awful
<
that The most in po-.ans part OF yoar
physical struesaro 10 your glasses 10
e through lits stumbling over saings
20 pass a. your debtovs without recog-
niriug thsm, and 20 have lot Of eredi-
sors who san read ghe name on the
stern = q ship Afte- shes two hundred
miles out % port.
Al. how o'sea have ! ssalksd by 4
usn in tbe stree. and given him
khs imprassion that vas TOO proud 10
recoEniEe s0claI infsrtor. when. N
rssllty. EsS 'n ny way . IS ofsos
60 borrow tFo &cliars till Saturday.
And cha. nj e. 3. as & w0adersd YEARLY
among me women, who al looked
alike 20 me ami 0Tonded he servants
ty u uistaSln- taem FER the guests. how
7 carsed the coaveE nv % my orysssllins
lens. and enr.ed cross-eYsd reporter
O. ny acgua otance who. shoagh hs
MAJ not look ure..7 sen $50 bota sides
% a lady -osts- FROM anT point %
ths compass
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled IN her lungs; She
was treated for month by her family
physician, hut grew worse. He told
her that she was 4 hopeless victim of
consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest
ed DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption; she bought a bottle and 10
her delight fourd herself benefited
from first dose, She continued IT. use
and after taking ten bottles, found her
self sound and well, now does her own
homework and is as well as she ever
was. l0c trial bottle of this Great Dis
covery at Peck Bros. drug store; large
bottles soc and Al 90.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

THE WAIST THAT CAUSED TIE TRornIy.
thia's weaknesses IS o taste for do
victuals, and the cooking she does IN
her room often raises q protest from
her fellow boarders. A too great in
dulgence in odoriferous food resulted in
her leaving her last lodging. Imagine.
II you can, the brave Cynthia and the
fair Lillian-bidden from her uptown
fat-sitting down TO little supper of
fried onions and cabbage, while the
rest Of the household got nothing but
the fragrance. Small wonder il there
is complaint.
Turn into Bulfnch Place some day
in the ancient quarter OF Boston. ana
pail tho bell oi No. 2, but see that you
do it reyerently. for the threshold is
sacred to the memory Of many foot
light idols who are now passed of into
the silence. This IS the most famous
private boarding place OF theatrical
stars In America II is Miss Fosters
house and she herself is one Of Boston's
typical ola ladies' Slender, gray, and
as delicate as the lacss about her
wrists and throat. and so old that the
she knows moro about the private
habits of our celebrated actors than
anyone else, except their families, and
she could furnish volumes OF uawrittan
biography concerning them. The
house is full 81 mementoes. from paint
ings by Jefferson 10 cast-of costumes OF
Mccullough. and every nook and
Granny speaks OF William Warren. I
found Annie Pixley here in tho room
where Warren spent his LAST years.
He died in this bed " said Miss Pix
ley; where my trunk is stood his
coffin: = is a privilege 20 occupy tho
room after him
But the most interesting room IN this
house is the kitchen. Here the after
.hester supper used 70 be and I pro-
sumo now IS laid. II - aqusint. Puri-
tan looking place. Tith dresser and
Dutch oven. and shining rows of copper
end tin vessels upon he walls Here
Jefferson and Warren and Mccullough.
and Maggie Mitchell. Annie PiTley.
Barrett and the lameute1 Kate Beau
mont. Booth. N8r3ock Ani many others
have gathered - midnight One can
imagine thst some very good things
have been sad here. when Hamlet
brought his VIZ aud Rip Van Winkls
his perrlnsnt and tke others their
n sed 70 the store One who has shared
these suppers says that some of the
best thlngs these nan ard women ever
said have been sad 10 Miss Yoster's
RitchsB. ADA CcxE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

ssssut suddenly rse&lisa sAu resist al
tnvs..sion - teM itF TnsY hE4 taken
ne tor tss sonsrSlsS ~ ---- coupaRy.
a2d sfis : tie tEls
No star a. sFef pa ~ "a Miss
HANKS aBtil ths Sosent 0f Nlss l..
xho lad ,ass emerged from TIE chorus
snd sas Staging 0in0r rolss she Lac
shs best room an the house asa ras
snvisd - tbe esAsr bosrasrs f0r her
nuneross 2na chtc wArdrobs Among
ether IL lngs sac hsa a very charming
hc4se tscksl % olc rOss sax snieh ne
0ftsa y Nors 81 dlnuer, sna sloss appear
E7os always turne6 the ether aides
green with jealousy lt wSsA aexIigs
s-4ir fallpg ssA open az tie throst
ERd ~ith sleeves eadtag e. the elbow
IN snoulng rurie one evening" shs
left this wsisE iyiag aeroSs bsx bed
and when she rstsrns6 trom the the
ster u Vas gone Al breakfast she an
uounced her loss. bit on going up
stairs fosna it hanging in her eloset
This occurred several times and VAS
reported IN TIE dining room. bat ss the
Jacket slwzys reappeared Mss Is
fellox -boArdeFs began 70 laugh az her
snd IL was pretty generally believed
among them that she had = Righsly
hsllucinzmon born 81 after thsSter
wine suppers Miss l. was ieered 10
silsace. but still the Jacket went and
came. aud sss 10 less . puzzle because
sho was forced 70 keep The matter 80
herself The morning after she left
town aad took tue mysterious eorsAgs
With her newspaper contained this
paragraph.
'TEH FATR ADRTENSE IN rRoURLR
"Atthe - street concert hall last
night Mile appeared on the stage in
shabby and pruoishly high necked
gown. which incensed the manager and
caused such row behind tbe scenes
that policeman was som moned. Nile.
explained - reporter that the pink
silk vast she had been wearing for
some time was stolen last night and
she had no, had time 10 supply Us
place She lives In one OF that row
OF theatrical boarding houses OF which
Miss Blanks is one. aud the presump-
tion is that some other fair kicker has
By means OF the low wing roofs which
run along the block. carried of, this
pink confectiOn 10 grace some other
Bohemian resort
One OF tho queer characters that
ing houses Is Lii an Russels mother,
Cynthia Leonard, whilom candidate
for Mayor OF New York. One et Gym
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

G W. l.eGsrec- tho theatrical agent
who recently elopoa with the daugh ter
o. . Fifth Avenue millionaire has 50
amused the police courts Having been
acce pied as Loarder, and told that
the cd 1rges are acc. for dinner or
fourteen tickets foe 81. pick my way
through hall piled with trunks
into q dining room where several tables
are spread and men and women are
seated These persons arc members
OF companies playing in the city, or
else they arc stuck" here that IS,
out Of a job-or they are Just arrived
per steamer, en- route to other cities.
Nainly trying to decipheF the badly
written and superfuous bin OF fare. ]
raise my eyes TO encouI ter on the wall
opposite a largo engraving OF Da
Vincis' THE Last Supper" Surely, !
thought this betokens a pious house
hold a~l cultured one; but voice
cats r.Laly across this sober thought
"Ah. there Now. there 20
Il proceeds from the prettiest girl in
he room, and this proves TO be her
method OF calling the waiter.
The exclamation and not the picture
I End 20 he the keynote Of the culture,
and the appearance OF the company
f nd to be in harmony with the dis
course. There is on them the common
expression which results from the same
habits Of life. and this expression is
now a cosnopoiitanism, born OF con-
stant travel. which sits oddly on per
sons who are evidently Of very ordinary
origin. who, IL not in this occupation,
would be plodding in quio: work as
seamstresses. porters and sslesmen.
Among no other Assem- mblage OF tho
same origin could be heard such
snntches ot conversation as there.
IL met Blank IN Melbourne the other
day"
Don't you wish you'd a-went TO
Montevidco with us2''
That was snip we hsd in Dublin"
and 50 on.
But the landlady is gradually domin
ating the conversation. She is saying.
ITO nv mind, since poor John AcCul-
Tough died. there has boon no one TO
take his place like Wilson Barrett.
J he expression poor John McCul-
Tough" is common among stage ON
ployees, and he must be called tbs first
saint in their calendar. And now Mrs.
Thompson rises TO the vacant space be-
tween the tables and gives an imita-
tion OF Barrett as Claudisn. The calico
wrapper she wears being unconfned BY
belt and minus several buttons is
readily nanipul ated 10 suggest . Ro-
man toga, and Mrs. Thompson makes
the most OF her opportunities.
New York has an endless mum Der o.
boarding houses devoted exclusively
10 :his rank OF tho profession, but not
all have the tone Of this one. A certain
per cent of the women in this grade OF
stage service are fast, bat FAST women
do not prepondero,e as they do abroad,
where the mem bcTs OF some companies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Re vho IA reachsd a biEh Plane -
perform a7ca hss Increased 7Is ceril FOR
every suhsequsnt performance. He
wfi Favs he measured f-0m thss
Piazza TnJsss - esn Strain every
sr0~+ - tae pitch - his forme- heat
work al his a. hsequsns w0rv vii -
sea~-sd aetsrioration Rut 81 this
wa-a 7ot ~. niEh acco7'p ts1r'a1 r
would -cs - Vorth -hs na-s. Great =
th7 -isv ~ greatness, rss 81 II heteer ~
rc-rr- FL ~a.s g. YER sr-i ~-s- t-sad.
Farr-- -nsr cav n esFrt~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
a sssas "a nrs. IhsaspsoE Boarding
Hs4ss-Kas nssssEy ~ ths FiA~
J4eksE- Cysthlo LssA.E2's tistis
saDRSr-Lifs "a Chsrzs 0irA.
orrntanr 1890

] never knew there were SO many
actors in New York untll ! vent %
board With tie supes
Itissix o'clock snd dinner time az
Ms Thom Dson's : boarding house de-
voted 70 the chorus concert-hall singers
and s. upsrnumeraries generally Tie
horss has lately come into notoFiety as
the boarding place Of Clara Chests
Binns, IN. London coueert-hal singer
whose ease % prove herself he Wite Of
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Bucklen's Arnica salve

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25ccnts
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, corner Monroe and DIvlslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

pous~e~ "a hecarrs knorvr IN rsr-
@rai var tnae vss foinr 80 Fovns
and wif Fl, tsa isfss -ha f1sl,e -
saving thas frev hatraa ma an thsv
ergi5 ra~-em go ~ttH especial xrat-
ftnEs rre wrnsn wfth se~-- asuzh .ers
we rrarefslv ~ansrurr.S ths- a.
thsf fsff --a- tha wt-'s sartssts IN
AZ f-rr -s-~ars ~ sAa -~ r-irai srsrt-
rrent s-8 r warv - .ha s--a-oen7s-
she k~a~ s--~ s- V.-rsths ruh = -ronla
20 a- Nsar ~hft he- rirs ~pr7 irassed
sn ,-f ere --s 20 ra~e 80
fsu sr ~ snsr ~ -ercr.fnz ths fs.ss
Fa-rrrh srr 1sg Taroe ef bsrs
s~cr his-t sistfrrtiv sse whas tas z-.s
x-s SEE .sts3 fe~- seven s~ess.s
AZ -~v acta rcck ~aies rf3res vsnls
a. ~.,fsss trt herou
r re---f ~sE tfss vss - fsi~ rsr
s~ haze rer~ rf-- nra Ths f--fess
Eakss -f tse nrrer -rrss ve-s sfi
.rours ~a III ~c- NJ ss-s seer = ,ors
rfs-- -ta ~ ref1t ssft TT s. asses ss
Ae--s Ia re ttst ~cst 80 'rss-
fsf es s-f rrta E -e -calfn
e-rees na-- s- re tc- sccishl2 ransus-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Ask Your Friends About TT.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know il because kemp's BalsSm
within the past few years has cured SO
many coughs and colds in this COM
mmity. Its remarkable sale has been
won entirely by rs genuine meIlt. Ask
some friend who has used II what he
thinks OF kemp's Balsam. There IS no
medicine so pure, none effective. Large
bottles, SOC and Il, at all druggists.
sample bottles free.
Beecham's Pills cures COstveness and
IndirnCfinn
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

hesi-NeN 80 r hssbcl.
0orn-ss4S-e ' b4aael.
WatS-NcN. so s5c , hGshel.
tern AcAi-kIat1 y lol.
Rye Sc = nashri
hsriey .issdi 80 hundred
Ground fesd-sl4 uUE 80 > ton
ErA4-Sl-il p Iun.
MIddnngs SiS0 ? ton.
fioar-Lily White sS.lsi Patent. s 81 ' han
red.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

4 ne shofte.l ln. q Detroit ana ra.f .l-
So g@-tSt > e-.I> between Detroit sna ,sran4
80 = atssLs ieaFine Detroit - 3 la ana
Galiy eAccpi sunday "a ~
a. ALNQUisT. Ticket Agent Depeti GE0 N.
NtAsoN nion Ticket Agent. - M@nfJs-st.
1to. T. hSlrH Gen. Az GRAND Rapids. "
=. 'anfENrEe Irt'tc Manager. ). i. NUL-i-
Kf.N. General Mana e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
I AXE sHoRE a MICHIGAN sOUTHrEN.
- kalamazoN Division

tram leaves Grand ksp ds for AusgsB ~
i;lu On. arriving fhfre 20 u
., 'pEh Icseis soid 90 principal poirtt So
- nifsa states. Men ic0 and gauaaa 81 ( nlos
Acaet INCA 4 rgrTE
q. =. .. Cleveland. gtiio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN t-Ns
- aItlNe N and q. LLaLI tom | u-n. L. -

CHICAGO NEST MICHIGAN TRIMS
afflfe a and depart from nlon lesol
ptiA All.
Exp. for Chicago. Muskegon. Toledo eaa.
aai Mail lor Chicago ..-..... I l.ts a ra
LapIess Tor Ausl.eg0n and hEH ..-t 3. IS y m
Might Express Tor Chicago - .llI = -,
NlGist ENprtss Tor Indianapolis -41 4 III
Tor Big Rapids bal ain. Lualngion
! Al arc q. Nsn.stee ,........, - IS pm
:. and Manlstee ......... isa5am
Express Tor Nuskeeon. GRAND Haven't t.i0 B n
Night Express from eihlesgo s5.8Asa
NlsHt l-ApI~ss ffeli I'D IaIapoils n i 4.
Ekpress from MGskeeoD and Hart fl8l5am
90. ilulA iiri'A0 a.nQ Musk gOn .-..f 5 iu m
ip 49, ile q rand Haven .....--.f $50 , "a
f tAf'Sss rom fvltwaifr. Muskeson. = h;31 q nj
t@o,, " 49,, ti.,tss ron ii ago lO.L 3 10
and Biz Rapids sl0.s1Am
fT@ia Manistee, Ludington. Bsldwanf 4.1Jpm
- DaliN. daily except sunday. 'Ially "a
~ uaN, .Dsilig keep Monday
through coaches 10 Chicago On $50 %
ram through parlOr coach 20 Chicago un
A3 ~ ilaln-Ao extra charge for seats
; lc ~ a. -. train consist 1g of day coaches
@H9 siloAef runs through 70 Chicago soHa-
I"ukh combination sieepiuE aHd rhsIF
80 ~ aua from indianapolis OH lght LN
Through sleepers 70 and from Chicago oa
night Express tra as.
". A. sEFIDTER. Irafrc Manager.
WILLIAM 4. 0AvErI. Asst Gen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Jobbsr.' Pricss

50bDors' Prices.
Apples 3 - 81 ! barrel.
Nrans 81 s4-ts ? bushel
fsgs- -lsm 1Nc 8 d0Een.
hutteT-lSa-3c poGld.
fSfatDCs-s1e = buShel
Hoods sarsapar!ila Is peculiar ln
strength anu econOuy-lt ls the only
medicine of which can be truly said
600 doses one dollar" Igy bottle
and YOU Wlll be convinced "a IL mert.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
lsIoo,i d. The Iif.t

J. NJ Loose Red Clover CO.. Detroit
J cheertully furnish the same for
publication.
Mis-. =, age SO, cancerous face lc-I
cancer 7. has triod many ye.claLs .lia
on pTCsguta On 10 me W.,, h0rttis
-gat 10 look upon, na-, partly fa3 -l
away, deep pits "a CHECKS. lor.. ..t.a
4ul chm. Ar q last hope Z put her 04
Loose Extract OF Red Clover larA
doses internally, and u a loea apple
cation, used the sOlii extract iu
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and n four
months was entirely well. NOW clt-
cen months since nrst treatment and
uO signs of return.
JOHN J. WEAVER.
Ulceration OF the leg lndoleut Ulcer .
Recovered entirely alter three month";,
treatment with Red Clover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment and no slgn OF return
Cancer Of Lip and Skin disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Glover Extract
and Solid Extract Dressing, Now over
year and no sign Of return. II. +. Sec
ondary syphilis was entirely cured hy
bed Clover Extract IN three months.
with none of the after results such rs
are left 10y Mercury n such cases.
II YOU have any doubling physicians,
they can write TO me and ] viii give
them a full history of each case. Dr.
W. II. EARNALL.
Write for testimonials. For sale by
White Il White.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
DETRoIT C. Il. AND NlLwAJKEE

i'aitir i-ii.-taaf y exc. pea Udllts
bfifot e. Apress aud .yenlng express ha'
pafl0r cars attached. and make direci couur.
ton iu Detroit Ter al points East.
tNpfess leaving - l0:b5 J.. m. has W afuer
Sleeping car 90 Detroit. arriving il Detroit,
q. ~ a u
Morning express aud Grand Rapids eHfrea
have pariOr cars attached
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
snip iickets and sleeping car befths secured AZ
D.. g.. II. A ~ Office, . NOIToo-si. and at l-e
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. h-~nt
.iA0 IT. l.fHI ~ faIflr .r.r .HstrHf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Nrs. Wiusiov's Soothing Syrup should a.
vsvs ~ used Tor children teething. 1tsoOths -
the child. softens the gums silaFs al pa a..
cures wind colio and is the best remedy FOR
ciarTh98. 15ceDfss bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Happy Hoosiers.

Wm. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
villc, Ind, writes. Electric Bltters Ia,
done more for me than alt other mcdi-
clnes combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trou-
hlc.' John Leslie. farmer and stock
man OF same place Ssvs. "Find Electro
BIttcrs 30 be the best Kidney and Liver
medicine: made me feel like q now
man." !. W. Gardner, hardware NOR
chant, Same town SAYS. Electric Bit
tcr- is Just the thing for man who i-
All run down and don't care whether
hc lives or d,cs' To found urw
strength. good appetite, and felt just
ike ho had new lease p'i life. Only
5oc q bottle. st Fecl Hror. drug store.
Tor don't care, dull, tired feeling,
Impoverished blood, dull pains in back
and head, tantslizng skin cruptous.
kcmp's carsaparilla never fails to give
relief. We aIwavs guarantee =. Proo
81 per bottle. Jibhs' drug store, 1876
MouTOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

NNtN lfNr rrCF NNa~r -
80 100 t.fzfr. frFr rsFsr 49, srur~fsE
at- ftlt-s sh $50 sea- fFaff a.
-. - suii-s -. - e-s~st
ArliHFsFa r. .ffIr.s
. tssvs esf-t~st
itifNHtfi - D bfHFrfEFF Tfwr
ffs -fi-s fhs sk~~t~-s
- tNHsf ~ fFrgNTa go fFffrg~s a.
30 -fi.s fhs $1,000
ttrE1FHfTf tc a aFnh 80
- Efi-s fhs sA--ss~a
ttf fftTf FfEhfffFf8 fTs
tsHys estefssA
-ff3frNa-f A. NrFrf d Fff
~si-s - s~t->t cIHfITFtTf -.
ttrr~t rrf~t est ~ rHIFfre s-l--
r7F-ft~rshrrf-ss rfr~f~Hsrr =. -
hrs~s nui~t 80 - rfrFsnNFrEF - =
80 tr---Ff F-'r p~afsH ss--s et...t.. -
l@~1s &c., 80 r-fs---iz
It~f - Ore - - - sr-sR a. rrsrtsr-. .
* ssfhf 800 49, - FrFstrs 10y
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
GRAND RAPIDS aAkkErS


Dresses Eocf-S4 Ass-sa.3 81
Dressed fcIk-S4 81 -
Drcssca \ A1tksn---osssS 81 , poAaoa
DRESSED lAiats-fe v po0Ea
DIxssed , Fe4stES-Sgsrla8 chickens. lastile
aSaBai fowls slt@c pa41Si tarkeSsL lie 3
po4na 4QeAs IL ? psuuG.
nlG~S
0reeD-ss a. &c y poana.
Par clrec-4 - q Peuld.
D ~ curvd ss3e lsulG.
Dry sbc ? FoUnd.
al SAAas-4sa. EaUua
Sheep skins .ats 49, each.
lA-4op.--a>s9s~e peU1d-
Farmers FraaUcs-
Eutter-loes u.s. , paG4u.
fs.s-les So p de1rl.
fstztses-ss . hasAtl
Ae5Ase .asfas- at ? Eualrea.
llFHi iHs--s.a So = h1shtl
Bee s-1sc p cllShcl
taTsli ps--5aaoe ? haS1e.-
ulloas 3se = 1uSAel
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-16
Not Following II Now.

There was something familiar in the appear
ance of the man that brought the soup, and he
spoke 10 him
Waiter" lac said, "haVen't seen you be-
fore somewhere"
Possibly, sir" replied tho waiter stifily.
" In the discharge Of tho various duties per.
tanning to this position ] have necessarily
come in contact with many gentlemen"
Aha! / recognize tho style | ought to
have known y0n anywhere. You know me.
don't you. Huckstep2 I'm Hud Deston. The
last time saw you, | think, was in 81. You
had just started The Reorganizer, or Herald
Of the New Age" That was wonderful pros.
pectns you wrote for that paper, Huckstep.
You set forth In the most glowing terms how
Tho Rcorgnnizer" was TO pave the way
for the social millennium, when wealth would
be equalized and poverty banished from tho
land. Don't you remember that prospectus,
Huckstep?"
Yes sir. Roast beef-c0rned beef-ham--
spring chicken-pork and beans-calyes' liver
and bacon"
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plainly seen John James.
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gr,e'heo hts onemto fo'teh kewc.-Mary J. Stag.
ner, Madison, Wis.
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Lily Carter.
AFTER ALL.
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TO some Of third fourth who have sent
My 9TH IA me-, true friendship meant.
Third and fourth IL great "a band
~ you VIII lad throughout the land;
My whole you must do to be polite,
Aud after all II IL only write.
b Marta Scott.
DAY WE CELEBRATE.
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l. May sHEwkRD.

l. May Steward j. the eldest daughter Of w A.
Steward. Co. y. Ssh Ind, 81 StrasFtOWn, Ind and
las fefH member ~ the &. &. since last pr!l
Fine tsss born Aug. = ITO: has blue eyes fair com
plezIon Rod auburn hair. She u y teacher in the
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q. g. ard would Ike 10 exchange postal auto
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ter ~ q veteran. but iIEs bcen raised by one and
ls Drfll Interested ia the O. C. for time She
Sc q medium hight tigUt hair dark eyes and Is Is
year. q -e fond n music and flowers. She l. an
officer # tie IS. re; member Of tie senior class
iu ttse freeusburg High School. and a class mate
81 .. Eihh Dlckey, % whom all may apply for
references.