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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
TO LEGALIZE LOTTERIES.

The North Dakota Senate Passes the Bill
Over the Protests Of Good CitironS-A
Majority of the House Said to Favor the
Mcasure-Governor Miller Threatens =
Veto.
BISMARCK. " D. Feb. s.-The bill
permitting lottery companies to operate
in this State passed the Senate Wednes-
day evening by majority of 90 to s. i
Is said the bill will have a largo ma ior
ity in the House also. Governor Miller
has announced bis determipation 20
veto tho bill, but it is said the measure
has enough friends in both houses %
pass Ct over his voto.
The objects OF the bill are stated 70
be. besides raising needful revenue. 70
protect the State against the great
losses which OCCUR from sending large
sums 70 the lotteries ofother States. and
the building up Of solvent and relia bic
home institutions II is known now
that he Louisiana Lottery Company
will esta blish in the State under the
name OF the North Dakota Lottery Com
pany
This bill. It IS argued By those back
Ing Il. viii place about 500 coo in the
State Treasury as soon as is becomes =
Law. Petitions and remonstgances have
been receiTed from al parts of the State.
One remoastrauce came from Grand
Forks. and from the sane place came
several petitions for SIS passage. lanes
town. Fargo. Grafton and Other points
we-o heard don. Bismarck Tor tEo
days psss hss been infested bT preach
srs They are here frera every church
Is his State sad from many oajside u
g. and tbs7 have Been lobbying sssida-
olsly though it sp7ssrA vitbest esect
FARGO. y n. Feb s-This oitr r.
greatly worked 81 over ne prospsc O.
ths passage efslsw lsTsiifins lotssr;ss
vki1h = srisrsso>5 - ha ~ tie intsr-
sst ~ he Lenissns iotserv Wsdnss.
asT st~osz g.tittss ~ita nearly 100
signatures ~ss srt . pjsnsrck -
srsstinz ths passage e fhs ell A
rsss usstizr rss hs'd II - opsrs
house - protest sEsiust 80 s3hsEs
NsTor Nsrrau r-ssiie1 aad rrc- 1snt
-~r ssrs ~ - haT s~s c*hsrs ssli-srsa
s.rous Sar nriatorv srAsenss chi.f-
J1sff-s Ger sss - frs sspfsrs Ccurt
irru-s iatsiv afser sssrrs "a tss tl1l
hst sesn irfr.3ao-a n - Lesisistgrs
sent - '-lc~irg telsTrsr e. st.ss
senasor George 3 Tsssp
50. Ncres Dss-ta nsz "a sr4x~a - -
tzz - too. ~ Esu s'-Vs zt6.f ga gusss ~ :
lotfs-T Fe~srfT - a. ssass-f.fs--g .ersr p
ErsrT VT - rsSs - sefsss
80 t.ll bs' t1ss- II rss s,u r. k,s~
a. - - ser fhs e ass-
H-.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

Az uHplAAAtE te anlend seei4on 3 ef an
ordinance HI fhF F.tN nf crane Rapids tIl.
h'iea. An eseinaiioe to saafr sgains iht
ss4enl-tles az ffr. PASSED A pri -. lf l. t-
heretofore fTon tiur tu tple ameusfl
lht tunigHoa toHnei az tho OuK ol hra.d
hninas ao ofa'ln ss teilo~s
the cas- "a tiTHua Rapids ebnued "An eraI
Haiios a. Auafa -aihsi As calamiitts ui o..
fa>snd AHfN - 3-if. ~ heretofore from fIHlt
70 iftur asnFrdca ii. Aud fhe sUn4e IL hereby
am ntta su 81, la Itad a. follows
~er AH ahat pAu ui the ciiy 81 Grand
Ealld> cfnit ts.rsa WlfasH fhc ltnifs pfesrr lt.l
"a he iorr-s' ns frCil.in is herels defiarru o.
oF parts of buhaiHgs here ter renlas 81 iufe
s4ld eisirir ef wAirh shaH hcfeailrr 4.
parl a. rebnIH ur erected fhercin shall ar
constructed of sioae brick rrHsei a. efheffn
ruifia4sti bic uialcfial. alfa roufs totfrra $3.50
siaft. irHu. flr. -rakfI uf other equally H.n
toiitiatihis ihaiF fiu prof in~a tnal the ~a'ls
ci aii hu4iafur> hereafter erected ln fnat le.
ton ~ sad aisfrff. roDfisuuus fH It
northern. e1~lrfu AHa southern buuudHf. fe
tieTrnf. may pa. ran>f rIcffd OF IS aef. fffttfrI
with brick. which said Hfneerna shalt bs nf
least tour ilrhes ia thirkue>s. auc iu ai rsses
fiie roof oi slll b4ltlue sNaA be covered N.lH
slaie iron. ih. efav'i or other uvH
CufC Cbrsffbie material. equally sef1iTe H-alurI
htr. and al windows oI other open
inrs in 800 rear ana side cafeiior
wals az III buiidines. s1cepi dwelling houses
slall be provided Win closely hulns ifta
shutters. arraEsea ilI such manner ihaf fhf'
may De- speedily ago securely clasei iu ease cog
Gre Provided. however. that it shall not hf
necessary ro provide such shutters fr that
side exterior wan of buildings which borders
Lpsu street nGfslce stair fasea stair v Al, e
platforms balconies. sheds and aW niugs. shall
b. CON fflfd aua totsidercd a. lncluded With
in ghr term 'pari, 9l buudingt, 49, used H
this section. and aH outside stair eases. sf2f
NHys plHifoI ma. balconies. sheds and hvnluGs
hereafter built or rrblllt. plhcfd ~ ere ted of
removed into sait district. shall be construct
ca of non n-comhusitble material sBd the raof,
thereof covered with slate. irou. tn. gravel ~
Other equally non CON susflbie material
lf shall not after % days be lHwful for any pef
son or persons company 0r c0rporAiioa. 10
store and pile lumber or 90 kfeI the same
stored and piled upon any premises Included
within the jan l. prescribed 81 section j of
TINS ordinance This section shat rot apply
10 lum re piles already existing within said
limits. but % shall d. uulaRful foT any ptrsoH
or persons. conlfany or corporation. o. sdn fo
any such already existing lumber uile wlftln
said limits. oT fu replace with other lnmGer
any lumber removed. ffom fine % ilrne. ffcn.
any such Ieady e3lsting lumber piiCs within
said limits.
Passed and approved ~ the Common Coun
"a in regular session. held un Monday even
lng. January ~. lsi0.
". A. sHINkMAN. city Clcrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

Now here IS quotation from Demo
cratic scriptures, given us by the Ioildo
Brfs
'lt wRs a condition that confronted
Speaker Reed. not theory. Jac con-
dinOn wa>s, that more tbsn quorum ot
the House WAS present, plainly visible
90 bis eyes. and the Democratic portion
quite audible, as they abused him and
showered vgle epithots, suCn as no gen
tleman ever uses, uron hm. The
theory was, that these fellows were
absent" unless they voted on meas
ure. The Speaker recognized the CON
dltion, acted thereon, aud Knocked the
theory into lnnocuOuS dcsuctude.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

THE WORLDS FAIR. As5,S
The Worlds Tsr - The Hoase COMMITTEES
Makes Considerable Progress.

WAsHINGroS. Feb. 6.-The House
committee on tho worlds fair held q
meeting yesterday and adopted the
bill of the b-committee with a
few verbal changes and with
one importsrs amendment. This con
sists Of provision for the appropria.
ton OF 81, 500, 900 for the erection Of q
building for Government exhibits
A subcommittee was appointed
and instructed to immediately frame
and report to the full committee bill
providing for a scheme of proceed ~re in
the House. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

Ger rvErs o Fsh -Af-er ianz
--rfsssn-s -stvs~n F Z Ls-assou sna
his sfror7@gs a sE~rsrrsnt Eas rsscsea
shst ~ fHrthsr ron sest for - Lierren
az fsovsr~ersAip ~su'3 a ns8e Ths
s-sien - rrsalcs 81 1pcu tss Ststs az
vhtch rskas -hs Seas-s faa Also -
ltsxs ~ - -usf s-s~--s - "a TT
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

DrNocRArs claim that tho founda-
uons Of free government have been
broken MP because they have not been
permitted 10 call themselves absent
when present. II our Government Is
founded upon a lie, not only the foun-
dations, but also the superstructurc
and, with il all. the party that maintains
thought 10 be broken up. Democrats may
possibly believe that our Government
IS founded upon lie aud therefore
support it, but that is not the creed of
Republicans. The Republican party
believes that the foundations of our
Government are laid IN truth, cemented
IN honor and settled IN justice. and that
whatever conflicts with those principles
IS mere cxcreScencc, that should bc
removed, no matter of how long
growth 1t may he. The RepubEcanparty
believed that African slavery was such
an cIcrescencc, and therefore wiped It
out. There arc also other excrcscenccs,
and, while the Republican party may
not be strong enough to grapplc with
them all, 1t does not sanction any of
them. They Will all 60 in time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

s. TsewAs Qnt. Fsb 3 - u . eol-
lislsa hesrsss tus frsrat trsins fsar
,Has s.st - thss pis-s Nsasesd =
nirst JuAa Geek. - snElnser 81 a1e
trais. vas xiIl~s An8 a nuD s@r - tEsla
rsu ~srs ssrionsly issorsS TIE sths~'
ss~rS hsr,ss ~ss - ni-p aT Ise ess
g. orsrarsr N5sl = zcrsl ssrsas
E.l EEut 1855
frrar rss-e -ss r0-Fr vlt SIS e.
ts N nsesr F1ra.tars EcursnT
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

civ Tfraeifrrf. .s once
Grand psuids Nich. san. if
Notice ~ hereby given fll1f thf seeersWfHt
roll f1r the construction ei tfHff IH .HIf"
fsfnrfff. efrtaf fnaf frrerrrf Hf.fsr fH
Bridge rraaf lr to- cts of nfarN tal.
fs now fr wT haude. End fnaf rIH
rr~e 70 pavnerf thereon f1f TIE pnFi ri nf
twenty dHvs frnn tiis dsfe. - the Office ~
Gr0RgF p pFRnY
Teh a. CtY rrisgfef.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

GzkSr FAsfps VIE Feb = --I o
ssph WcoA sas aldass ssftisr - IS ooA
Corrsy. in vhoss o0-or az eous-y Nss
eaEiy wsdn-sdsy usralnz 81 -as IA
al. spss Tsar sri - us-s tean fft-
vsars has hsen iss- H9sd -ifh th- To-
ssrasss - sAfs s'srs Hs vas rogstT
iair. = A. sariv dsT
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

PxoRIA. LL. Feb. The bodies .,
ths :Ares msa-Eae near Neville. Fro,
nan oBrisn and Brakeman Lseis--
who were killed y he .. I 3 ".
wrsck here MsaAay ajgak wsFs tsksa
fTon urdsF ths snEihs at N
wednesday A. inquest IS e-ias h.la
sn shsE remains aRd -Asa j. "a oaz.
6ls.es hey riil ss sent . IndisnsFolis
co. harial
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
TEEAsUETR's NOTICE.


CTS IHFt~ fnfE s. NFT1rE
GRtvn Btrrps. Mich. Jan g lsFl
Notice ts hereby given ilat The assessment
roll Tor the construction uf p sewer ID H.ort q.
Converse Talford's aiditi01 is nov in nv
hands. and that } viii receive payment thereof
Tor the period ~ twenty days from ffis faff,
az the once % the CITY Irrasnrer. f ~ Ffi..
GEORGE B. Pfkhf
I-L. --l..--r--I
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
TntssrHru's SoTIcr

frr frrssrFFE g ffrfrf
rrs~r F. r.- H fn. lnf. Fl
Notice fs rereHr efrar fhsf ffs psefeFT'rHf
r.I fHr FraHInE Erstf.tur snd r1r nf ftH
frre .f .rfh iraerrrt Ffrfff from i aF Hts
street fr p p rferfs Hfrrff IL rrT H u.r trff
ara fHrf r ro~r|rf rs~rurri fhrferr fcF
fitr ufrfnr rf fe-rrf . fsrs ffrn fiIe ffft. 81
eco nf.ef ~ fhr rffr Treasure ffr Wall
GT4pGF g fFENI
Trf ffr treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
EOR RFNT-A faetory. 80 o. I'd

FOR RFNT-A factory. 500 feet socr area =
horse power engine; several machines for
manufacturing furniture. etc. all IN good con
diuon. ready to start. Also dry kiln; very IA
Norable terms 20 right man. Apply TO Nm. Il.
Richards. Benton Harbor. Mich. Sti
EOR RENT-Basement store ia PARK Place
i building. also ground floor once at the
rear OF main staircase. Apply TO IagEart
Woic0tt Ganson, - Monrocsi. SIT
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

The love of Democrats for Blaine at
the present juncture Il overpowering.
His rulings and decisions are quoted by
them and rolled as sweet mOrsels under
the tongue, when they are opposing
Reed. If Reed ) position is antagonized
BY Blaine and the Democratic party,
aud the Republican party supports
Reed, then the Democrats ought to
nominate Blaine and run him for Presi-
dent. They believe 50 devotedly in
precedent, and follow il so bhndly, that
the nomination by them of Horace
Greeley would prove q "knock-d down"
argument in favor Of Blainc's nOmina-
ton by them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

THE stealing Of the West Virginia
Governorship by Democrats was fore
gone CONCLUSION, and the stealing OF
thcl Ohio T5eItenlut-(iOvernorship by
the same party IS a cousummated con
cluSon. and Republicans viii have 70
stand 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED Stanley ln Africa tust
a out, 5"9 agents wanted Tor the only com
plete and reliable history 81 his wonderful
career; 80 large pages 100 fun page illustrs
lions. immense seller; very liberal terms
seu0 al once address OF all book agents vou
know. with 10 cents for postage, and get com
piete outfit free ". u. Wilcox Co ~ Dear
born St Chicago. limo II
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
- - VIErr[LLNE1rs

D0es foB SALE-forden settlers trained of
- untraiued keufuesF Fox and Rabbit
Hounds srd scotch Terrier a'so dugs trsina8
I'D bosrdef ~ valley CITY Kennels ADDRESS
J. 0tNeT. box o. crosby. Kent county. = rh
----Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
BUsINRss ORANCER.

4 RARE business opportunity-A stock Of
\ general merchandise for sale in village
within 80 miles OF Grand Rapids sales last
year S9 co. pay sure Buildings for sale or
desirable real estate lu Grand Rapids Gond
reasons for selling. Address Business. care
Telegram Herald. 81
I WILL sell Tor 500 cash. vel established
and paying business. reason giNen. Ad
dress. busIncss Chnnce. - II. n,Icn. q
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
F0R BUSINESS PLAUEs.

FOR BENT-St0re and living rooms: best 10.
cation I'm the city Tor hardware general
store, or lime and feed stO.c O. W. Petrt. 2,
Csnalst. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
NRrELl.AKEouA

UFfITH FFons- The Battle CrnaF sarA
- tar au Heaffh }rofs -sn ner ~ faf ~
rrrr 0f ffnnrerrsr p sef q
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

no YOU WISH TO LEARN TREkCH
II quickly and easily DO you wish
70 acquire she correct French pronouu.
ciaiiony Apply 10
A. HERARD.
Zs sheldon -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
rUkSIgURG sIOkGD

KApeitff6 HoLr geaerai psTenoasc4a. "a
Az 81 a. ~outk Division 80 sleFr he.ssrh' . d
eDoas 81 ian rates. pack4ne Sud lnOfi
promptly pttenera ~ ~ leieFhoaing ~. Htl
fanl 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

"A srEJvq scems % be coming on
-ar-y. 20 ~. are rIn-I-r thawng ont.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

~ etrsiltF 4ls zet fe1gs aAg irts b. alt 81
s<t trsfrt af ~eHt - So. nekarlh hliC>s
hatt s'iAe ters eeSlfaaie lstS fsr sait ior ss.
I. 5 hrgg4l
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
FOR RENT HOUSES.

L'OR RENT-A house Of 3 rooms. one OF (
rooms. one Of 5. aud oue Of and : rooms.
all IN good location. within minutes walk
Of sweets Hotel. rent from g 10 81. Inquire
of Il. W. Barnard. $ Anenst. corner Mt
Vernon. 27u
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

A GENTS WANTED We have 80 original
- plan IN dealing with our agents which
they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
with any quantity q or catalogues with their
name printed on each ~ exclusive agent Tor
their county. Agents have merely 20 see that
tho catalogues are properly distributed and
The result fs marvellous Ar agent iu This way
can rSfahIi th 2 .arEe fraii trade FuN nnrffeu
lars mailed on rcccirf - cents ir stamps.
Lfsfer Paync S Co. Battle creek Mich a.
IHANTEu Agents fo- tho History ~ fha ~
y plorafirns ef Daring Deeds arf Grand
A m evcnfufs of stanley agents ou;ff q 1e-
circular free. Address q. A. Browning 6 Co..
Toledo OHIO 1tff
AGryTs should write Tor n'astrssea circular.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

:!: +! /! !! /! !
III !. ] ] ] III ]. III / ! d ], ], ],
EELF sAKTBD KALA
WANrEp-A frst elsss ysruisher 10 80 l.
" NeWsyEo. Converse Nsuulact4ri Os.
WANTKD-A uasa te canvas, 80 experience
~ nere.saggs tltN Tcterels1e fes NlFV~. Al
ans heme furaishiug House SO South bisls
ls--s-. eran1 hapies AloA
WAATED-I.ee@ regreseatAtse "a esoly
town ln this STATE la haU1le ouf spec a.
ucs tsf terms e&A Ca er saareSS Co-epers
A'e EaF4eSAeaE &C.. ll-'a Aetlfst a., fsiolAs
al sn4 - a.
WANIED-Ns w4as - hlfe az snersesle
lctseh ln every locaiiis 30 distlitafe aa
Neftsi matter and aftsna to sur iacai iafrf-
esta. straight salary of s-N psF dGy aaa
sttr., l~ta. Aa~tsss l.,'.le 50 ~ -
1Atcake. ~, DO Pssssis shsasFas
WANTED statesmen. elsrAs. bsoskscpers
Lafirhdefe. teamsters. ~ ipiHug CIofks.
farm hands. once help. Hna al others euI M
einPipymVAt to caii aua iusesi gate ear en
procuring situations Go-0perAtfte fmrIoV.
iarnt lompauy. ls- MouroV-si.. rooms u sua
= Porter block. Phone le-.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED Every lady Who has done bua
ness vita fogg Armstrong Room S sue
e address m al once. Attorney. care Garner
Ao.S E
WANTED-A good girl for general house
" work Apply Immediately "a eN South
Lafayette 20. o.
WANTED-A competent gin "a do general
housewofb Apply a. - North Lafayette
WANrED-6iri for general housewoFA eirl
" from country preferred. GAIA al Pros
pcci ave-. West Bridge a. hiil I. !. ,oSup. =
WANTED-Genersl girls. SECOND grl,. din
W Inz room girls. cooks. thamhefmaid~ 4.
dlshwashers and Others Ga oal al oncr. 1924
MouIos Sc. rooms - and - 81
WANTED ~ once. 10 girls at the Michigan
" Overall Company. = south Division 81
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
- 90 clean and care for 0fnces Cali al -
North lonlasi. o.
WANTED Position IS nurse. references
W siyen. Airs NJ. J.. scott rear i3 Lagrate
FOR RBBT-R00Rs.
EOR RENT-Furuished rooms. with or with
out board furnace hcafed bath room.
with no; ga cold water. Inquire al No. 5.
Barclay-St. Hti
EOR BENT-Nice fats 30 Boston and Derby
blocks. West Fulton-si. Inquire a West
Fui1nSf. ssil
TWO furnished rooms. steam heat and gas
81 North lonisst a
T0R RENT Two suites Of rooms for light
housekeeping; furnace heated "a room.
etc. - baTtietisi., opposite South Division
street school Il
I'OR RENT-Four rooms for housekeeping
Inquire lE. corner of Lyon ana Barclay
ste so
E0B RENT Furnished or unfurnlshed rooms
II % Barclsyst. g.
FOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms steam heated, at Park Place. Mrs
4. l.. smith. ao+tl
FOR BENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing treSceni-aFe. and taual-st.. Win
gas. newly furnished ana reftted Everything
strictly hrot-cidss. Entrance Crcscent-aNe. 3
also. 81 canal 81. EaQuire ~ Ro0m a. tlN
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

The North Dakota Senate Passes the Bill
over the Protests OF Good Citrens-A
Majority of tho House Said to Favor the
Measure Governor Miller Threatens
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

FOR BENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing 1reSCeni-aVe. and Canal ST.. with
gas newly furnished ana reffted. Everything
strictly hrot-ciaSs Entrance. Crcscent-aNe. =
also. s. Canal 81. EaQture ~ Room a. HlN
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
ron RENT ROOMS.

EOE Furnished rooms with or with
ont board furnace heated bath room.
with no; ga cold water. Inquire al No. 5.
Barclay 81. Ntl
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07
IL WANTFn- FENlLR-

NANffp-A competent girl % do general
~ houseWofk Apply 81 - North Lafayette
81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

F0R RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
L rooms. steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs
4. J.. smith. sost
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-07

Circulation Guaranteed % Be The
Largest OF All Michigan DsIiies Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19

Daily uiobe, fs favorite among Boston
newspaper women. She graduated from
Wheaton seminary, Mass, and spent
f1ve years In teaching, meantime fitting
herself for a professorship I'm botany.
Her literary work was begun with occa-
sional articles written for Tho Boston
Transcript She next sent some special
articles to The Globe, and soon afterward
was offered regular position on that
paper. Il was accepted, and she Il now
considered one of the "bright" writer's on
the staff. II was "Jean Kincaid" who
first brought the question Of q national
flower before the public. The subject
was started by an editorial Of hers in The
Sunday Globe, which elected replies
from the most prominent literary men
and women in the country. Mrs. Merrill
Is tall, graceful young woman, with
brown hair and regular features. but
after all. verbal description Of her Il
entirely inadequate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19


mages some IrUpse wonuer now ~ can
be repeated month after month. There
ere many hands to do It, for the makers
draw upon all Of the best art resources
Of the city. as
The printing Of the magazine is de.
partment by itself and is looked after
by a specialist In the art. Theo. L. De
Winnie. Mr.. De Winnie takes pride In
printing and especial pride in wood cut
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Il traceable in tho good impressions seen
In The Century cuts, which appear to
stand out on the page. Ifhe would open
his printing house, one OF the chief nov
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for monthly. A picture In black and
white has many shades varying from
very dark to light gray, yet all are made
by black ink ut one impression. How is
this diversified result obtained?
Mr.. DE Winnie has brought II TO great
perfection by the development Of what
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The "ovcrlays," complete. constitute n
low relief in paper of the engraving to
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OF paper. and carefully cutting out all
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II Editor Glider, Of The Century,
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ing as carefully rs he does to the brill
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position?
The art department details are con-
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Mr.. Glider decides on all illustrations,
and here, as in his literary labors, is aided
by the associate editor, II. u. johnson,
and the assistant editor, G. G. Buel.
To Mr.. Buel belongs the credit of orig
mating The Century War Series, one Of
the great hits in periodical features Of
these times. He is n young man, and
was trained to the profession Of journal
ism before joining the magazine. Mr..
johnson has been one Of the staff since
the beginning in 1879, and is now in his
prime.
Mr.. Glider Is man Of all kinds Of
brainy and social affairs. When boy
in his teens he served in the Gettysburg
campaign in Landis' Philadelphia bat
terry, and is now Grand Army veteran
of Lafayette post. Mr.. johnson is stu
dent, with ideas on art and social ad-
vancement. Mr.. Buel studies life every
where and recreates at his home on Long
Island sound, where a good yachting
breeze will always cause him TO forget
importuning contributors and that last
poem ON the season which he declined
with thanks for the favor Of reading it,"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-19
Gravel Tnu-

Mr.. Clemens Herschel, whose treatise
on road making is printed in the little
book on highway improvement issued by
the League of American Wheelmen,
writes rs follows of the use of gravel rs
a substitute for broken stone on road
ways: "lnstead of the macadam top,
screened gravel may be used. The foun-
dation for these gravel roads should be
the same as tho rough paving for the
macadam road. The gravel to be used
for the top must be selected with some
care; it should be of hard kind of
stone, clean, that is, free from clay, of the
right color, etc. 1t is put on in two lay
ers, each rolled, and the top one made
compact and firm, ~ spreading and
mixing in some good binding material,
sprnkling and rolling. There need be
no fear of making a poor road by using
the smoothest, most water worn pebbles,
free from all sand, etc., in making road
top. The upper portions Of the river
Rhine are remarkable for the clean,
smooth pebbles that form its bed TO a
very great depth. These pebbles are
dredged up and used in road building,
making an excellent road covering at
small expense"