davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09
ROwDOIN COLLEGE.

EXAMINATIONS for admission to College will
II be held at the Cleaveland Lecture Room,
Massachusetts Hail. on FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY, June 9th and 2Sth, and on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, September 18th and 18th, begin
ming each day at 8 80 a. m. All candidates must
be present on Friday morning,
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President.
Brunswick. May oath. 1890. my24d&wtle3U
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09
NEW .nvERTIsEmkNTs.
XAIE SHALL SURELY
O o o o o o o

W. Shall ! ; $ SURELY !
expect to see you on
Monday. Why? Because
it's the clearing out
day for the odd lots
of the Lace Draperies.
Because it is the
last day for the Plush
Rockers at Sc. 90
Because it's the day
when you can easily
save $40 on an Oak
Chamber Set.
Besid es it's the
odds and ends day for
Carpets. Always spec
ial lots and bargains
on Mondays.
Refrigerators are
sensible, reasonable
and reasonable in
price.
You can t help get
ting some thing useful
at bargain prices
TODAY
j 900 Q q
ATKINSON HOUSE FUR
NISHING CO.,
Headquar ters, Corner
Pearl and ddle
Stree is, Por IL and,
Me. Branches, Auburn,
Bangor, Biddeford,
Gardiner, Norway,
Rockl and, Waterville,
Bath.
ISAAC C. ATKINSON,
General Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09
"ANTED
TO LUmBERmEN; WANTED,

A First class Plumber and steam filter at
"A good wages ana steady job; none but sober
men wanted. Address. STEAM FILTER, this
ONCE my27d2w
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09

EOR sALE-Bamboo But-ends and Tips for
l. Easels and Curtain Poles. Also, whole
Poles and general assortment OF Fishing Tackle
q. L. BAILEY, 263 Middle street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09
WANTED.

TWO good. able-bodied men, thirty to forty
Il years OF age, as train hands. Good pay and
steady employment. Also, one track man that
can put track in lime Address, with references,
ROCKFORD RAILROAD CO.,
1e4d1w Rockport. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09

"ANTED-A girl for general housew0Tk.
w Good pay to a good girl who knows how to
cook. Small family, pleasant home. ADDRESS r..
o. Box $40, Portland Maine. 81
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09
BOARD.
LOST AND FOUND.
Found.

II HAVE found the Greatest Cure on Earth for
IL Rheumatism aud Neuralgia In their worst
chronic forms. suffered twelve years and tried
every known remedy. Sufferers write TO me ana
enclose stamp. Miss Z. S. ORR, East Harpswef.
Maine. le4d&w4
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
TOWN TOPICS.

The Labor lay celebration takes splace
a week from today.
Cabinet Photos, s. per dozen, at
Wykes', 35 Moarue-st-
Mss Georgia b. Birdsall. Of New
burgh, y. y, WI open 4 select school
lu tnis cltv.
The Salvation Army campmeeting
Egl continue during the week at the
soldiers Home.
There IS talk of the Wheelbarrow Co.
moving its factory % the vicinity OF the
D., C.. II. & N. depot.
The sunday school OF the Division
Methodist church wiil have picnic At
North park next Thursday
The Oratorlo Society NIL hold its an
nual meeting on the evening OF August
-, az Hartmau's Lecture Room.
It IS reported that the Chase Piano
Co.. OF this city, and the ChlcSering
Company. OF Muskegon, viii establish
q joint factory at Chicago
The tournament OF the sans SOuci
Tennis club Will be held today and to-
morrow 90 decide the single, junior and
double junior classes championship.
a. Woodruff, the man who shot HIM
self with suicidal intent Saturday morn
ing, was resting comfortably AZ 1915
this morning. As yet no attempt has
been made 70 probe for the bullet.
Miss Lana Bishop, who mas been
spending the summer N the city as the
guest of Miss sylvia Hartt, returned to
her home at Grand Rapids Monday.
Miss Hartt accompanied her as far as
Sand Lake.-Big Rapids Enterprise.
Mss Matte TrOwbiidge, who has
been the guest of Mrs. J. Kirkland for
some time, left this afternoon for Grand
Rapids. Miss Bessie Christmas ac-
COmpamed her, ana VIII remain away a
week.. Boos, OF Milwaukee, Fred
spraker, of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. DR..
Walkley. OF this city. purchased lots az
Highland PARK yesterday.-Ned Ragel
returned home to Grand Rapids this
GfternOOn.-(irand Haven Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
sIzE IN UP

TIE { aasii -sfes - 80 ars seek "a sss'-'-
SO tioas 90 lbs DssseeF2ste e~s~
kas Deuoczate coaasy eo2yeasi9a
Rl.l q ls.1 5 veek rem f41zseg $40
tie geal1-se s-s.ezsrs ars pfslsf-
- soF 4s pos-a3s. Csl-sl4tss are
2 b.1eng uP Efom every quarter. aal
tasre a1l ~ aeues - . hFely rns.
ileKe are - ullry - laea3 sa4- Z =
aaF3 o. Eies eui ghe fzscFtes az ~
sat taele Is cgsls.teI11ie n,ls--iti<'
p re lullers zre a. acrz ca 81 st1es
ard u el. not oe sasa..slls q ItA -lts
eofFeatlea 9ls-l-1g LaEe la al 4iise-
t.lls.
As ses there BPS heen % cans i5aie
Hle1teasd lo oppose Adams iot
state senator. bob taere Is q scfA,iiuis
iar the shfeFzity. tae names Men
Llo4ed AZ pTesenl aEs IL. A. ilyeoIaf ~
III. HlFels. sansrE rElscg 0I Grand kat rs
toslishlp, ald clry marshal, tas1iss !.
Wilson, 1sree nbaeSers, ana John u.
Queen ana Alderman Carpenter,
DemocE2ts.
Harvey wants a reuOm nation Tor
County CLERK. tut there Is doUbt
WhetAer ae w.N get o 0r not. he has
hlld tac office for nVe wears, and t y
reported llat as = gesglt bis nest is
well featleled. THIS fact has caused q
numbeg 81 tee larhIQl 90 reYolt
against las cau4dacy. Andy lyle,
the present clerk OF the superior court.
IS seeking the nomnau0n- lie is
worSing tooth and nau Tor It, and as
ee IS a good orgen ler lt would not oe
surprising 10 seo hlm poll winning
vote in the convention. he would de-
pend on the W0rklngmen for support.
Alderman , I. Carpenter, Hsrvey's
deputy, -ays he don't want the clerk
snip. bat there IS considerable sgnilI-
cance in As no. He has openly an-
n0unced bis candidacy for the sllriey-
atty but those who are On t1e inside
say ne VIII rot throw the clerkshp over
/ hus shoulder NJ ue does not secure the
former. The fact is. he has been work
/ ing on the quiet, and IS determined 20
secure either one or the other. Andy
I Shafer, ex-COllector OF Port, IS also out
F for the ONCE.
There are two Democrats and one
I Greeubackcr scrambing after the
/ Register OF Deeds rominatIOn. They
! are John Whitney, OF Ada; 4. /. Skin
ner, OF the Board OF Review, and ;. T..
! Watson.
/ Charles y. Stebbins, of Sparta, Ex-
/ County Treasurer thinks he would like
J the same office again.
Several ambitious gentleman would
/ Ike 20 try conclusions with James +.
/ McB ride for the Prosecuting Attorney
/ ship. Those most prominently men,
/ toned are VI. ". Houseman, D., w. +.
Mcknight, D., George W. Thompson,
O..
| Walter Hughes, D., and Everett u.
COmstOck. u, are the would be Circuit
/ Court Commissioners.
City Physician Wright, DR.. H. s.
| Holden, OF Rockford, A. Weeks and
Or. Brady would Ike the privilege OF
I holding inquests for the next two years
and all are playing their best trump:
/ for the cJronorshlp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
THAT LEADER INTERVIEW
Commissioner Sherwood Elatly Denies
the Words Imputed to Him


T. {. Sherwood, Commissioner of
Banking, was in his Office this morning
at the capitol, and was shown the al
legged interview at Grand Rapids, as
published in the Evening Leader, OF
that city, on August II. Mr. Sherwood
said to the Republican:
"The whole thing Is untrue from first
to last. In the first place | have not
been IN this city TO spend a moment out
side of my business in eight weeks. |
do not know and could not name Il
single meuber Of any delegation from
lngham county, nor 10 know thing
about the politics OF this county"
''Mr. Sherwood, did you give any
opinion whatever of the complexion Of
the Ingham county delegates
Il do not know that / met q reporter
there, at all. Some one asked me how
the Ingham county delegation stood,
and replied, briefly and truly, L don't
know That was all
You did not, then, speculate upon
"NOt q word. could not, for knew
nothing and [ hao taken no pains % IN
Qu.re. didn't care 10 know, for l
have Kept entirely alOOt from politics,
and intend Co do so during my term of
Office. I do not know now any Candi-
date stands, nor dO know how any ap-
pOintCe OF GOV. Luce stands. None of
them have talked TO me, nor have |
sounded them"
GLOW ab,ut that matter of material
in the capital that It is alleged would
defeat Turner2'
"That is pure fiction. I never said
SAID such G thing, and do not know Of
the existence of any such evidence.
Consequently could not have expressed
il. Il IS Cat lie. without qualiiica-
ton. Besides I want 10 say, and say il
without reservation, that az no time,
and IL no case have ! discussed the rel
atve fitness Of any candidates for any
office. rs stated IN that alleged Grand
Rapids interview. The man who
framed it IS doubtless possessed of an
extravagsnt imagnation.-Lansing Re
rabhCan
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

esca section of whsch repre- ss'1 t'ss
itefas ~ sxs.es,a tslre zfnacg he fst,'ts'V
~ the nstsl states Gee IoQns,'~..,,'s.
e.oek xss sahsled IaasH sf- -
0o-lag marx u1son { saoNeo lA@s -
p<2pis ol tae aiisd states eA pens ~.
.'4aoS. &nsually, 4ae es2ertoo.s 49, :.
$500 s9aa ESQ lie next ElssF = a. ts4 -
tas2cco. ana tl,a tae anRpai cost y TX
l,soDle - ~ 500 laa afA AeSt cane
bread, Ssa5 GO oa meat. s3le sss' -
Woolen. So .oea .Qs4e ootton- s-fc,es's-
ose, boois snd shoes sls 80 tf's. eae-
cation. SS5 .oeo eaa The apex ot tae
pyramid vas ga insixuifc@nS iltt-t f's'il'
that rsprssentad t0reign Dl'sssonss SIC
revealed tee e1QeloltUre ~ onis -
SO 30
After the address, DT. john 0rAhsia
addressed the congreeai on, nfsihe
tnem 20 take % heart the truths tReY
bad heard. and calling upon istnefs
AID mothers 70 o0DsecEAte Their sons
and their daughters % the missionary
work
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
SHELBY SHOTS.
a slight Frost-A Newspaper Improve
ment-Generai Items.


mens-Gcnerai Items.
To the Editor OF the TELEGrAN-HERAIp.
SHELBY, August PA slight frost
visited tins section, last night-no harm
done.
Recent rains have helped late potatoes
and small fruits.
The SHELBY Independent" willappear
"a the "Slelby Republican" b" next issue.
s brand new brick engine house IS
buiidiuC 10 shelby.
Harry Royal, editor Of the "Shelby
Hers,d,' and wife, are on n vacation
this week.
Mrs. A. +. Moore Of Moore's Hotel IS
seriously lu.
Occaua Republicans are alive ana
ready % meet the shrinking foe.
the T.. \. Z. eDcampment NJ camp
Houk broke up yesterday. Judge
Morse. of the Supreme court, and Gen.
G.L. Rutherford, OF Grand Rapids, ad-
dressed the boys in faded coats OF
blue
The Oceans Agricultural fair next
month promises 20 be one Of the test
ever held.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Nncn a crfle tram of the ottswa st
hne 1ndertook TO turn she curve on
Bridge and 0ttawa-sts., gong north.
yesterday. the traiisr forgot which ts4cz
% take. and started up The ha 'r1 q
the grin wert onto CHav7-st. The
wss snapped in two and tae fugitive
CIR started d0vn tae hil hSe s-rea s..
Tire passengers were t.sd.y scsred he.
fore the car could - stopped. ard oue
man with baby iu hls arms Iumpea
cf. ani vas thrown heels over head
Nobody was hurs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
Artillery Reunion.

The fifth annual reunion Of the
Artillery Association of Michigan Will
be held IN the Senate Hall of the Capi-
tol, at Lansing, at IL o'clock a. M, on
Tuesday, the second Gay OF the state
fair. September Q. All artiilerymen
are cordially invited TO the reunion.
and all artlllerymen residing in Mlchi-
gan are eligible 10 membership iii the
association, and are requested to Tor
ward their names, battery and regl-
ment to the secretary, {. J. Burnett
Lansing, so that the roster may be
completed. One-half fare on all rail
roads during week Of State fair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
SATURDAYS REGATTA.
The owashtauongs Took EvsrJthjn.
There YVES 20 be HAD.

There wEs 20 be Had
Saturdays regatta at Ottawa Beach
was enjoyed by a large crowd Of enthu-
siast.c spectators. The entire contest
Of the day was between the Owashta-
uongs, Of tbs cty, and the Grand
Rivers. of Lansing.
TIE first race, The junior four-oared, f,
was wen by the Owashtauongs m 6m.
COS Grand R.ve~s, of Lansing. second.
The second rtce, the junior palr-
oared. was wun by tne Owssht9n0nCs
m I'm. lis. IanSugs second.
The third race. the junior singles,
vas won by VI. Van Asmus, of Grand
Rap.ds. G. McQuawan second snd Roy
Jones. Of T&nsluE. third. me, 2m.
f4s
The trophy prire. offered BY the G. 8
vs.. NJ. was Won by the Owasbtln0ng
fours
There is n movement, which promlses e
success. to select Black Lake for tire
y. ~. A. F.. Associations regatta next
year
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
SAD ctRcuMsT ANcE.
An Iudastrioak Family L sft Dssutst.
Ay sickness

Things are not what they seem"
How much druth is there ID tfis beau
Ulal line Of LOngfellows, snd how
often u IS proven, thai things are not
what they seem. At S35 Vest Br.dge-st.
stands a dwelling WHICH has every ap-
pe&1ance OF beng = happy IND COM
Portable home. Thus j. an exterior
view, but the interior presents far
different scene.
Mrs. Murphy resides in the house
with her nine children. Until week
ago all was happiness and contentmeDt.
Her three eldest boys, hard-wOrklng
thrifty fellows, supported the family.
Suddenly one became sex. and after
his case was diagnosed, hls disease was
pronounced typhoid fever. A few days
afterward the two other boys were
attacked wiki the same infection.
Saturday circumstances compelled the
mother 10 seek Tor assistance, ana she
was obliged 10 90 10 the poorm2ster.
She viii probably be given aid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
A n eW Scheme.

Grand Rapids IS a city of $4,000, with
out hospital other than a pest house
The Committee on Poor have been try
ing to find some way of supplying thi'
long felt want, and at last they have
struck upon a feasible scheme. II il
now proposed to utilize the pest house
as city hospital. The place IS rotten,
however, and only the most urgent
cases Will be sent there. The ambu
lance will arrive in about month.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
Detroit Ernn.ition-

Saturday, August 30, the D., g. II &
NJ. Railway Co. viii run q cheap rsie
excursion to Detroit-onlv $50 round
trip. SPECIAL train will leave Grand
Rapids at $40 a. m. arrive n Detroit
at ll:25 a. m: returning. special trains
will leave Detroit az : so and 1880 2. M,
giving eleven hours IN Detroit, ample
time to see the great Exposition. They
viii also sell round trip tickets, good
gong from August 2sth 20 10 sopiem-
Der 5th, at rate OF $500, including
ticketof admission.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

On Saturday even & Harry Witthstl
sad Mss Dela ns1is0n we're married
a. The residence of TIE bride, No. =
Cosave.. BY Rev. John 7 Husted.
The ceremony was private, onlv few
of the immediate relatives beng pres
ems The bridegroom vas former
resident of Ird anapoEs. bus wiz maze
tbs CITY his future acme.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
THEY WORK ALL RIGHT.
The COMMITTEES on Lamps sset in Kent
Alley

The Committee on Lamps Meet an Kent
Alley.
The committee on lamps together
With representatives Of the Globe Light
and Heat Company of Chicago and the
Columbus igbt Company held a JOINT
meeting Saturday night. They visited
Kent alley where other companies had
several Oi their lights on exhibition.
For two blocks the alley was illumi-
mated as It las never been before.
After disCrssog the merits of the dif-
feYent lamps for about an
hour tbe comm tee adjourned and a
q report wisi probably b. made in favor
of one or t1e other Monday nght. lt
vas found iaat both tlo Columbus snd
Globe i.E1ts Sorkcl admirably in the
Oh lamps. The illumination how
ever. Is somewhat better in the com-
r1ny's frames. 01IH- ~ the fact that
tne tops a I'D bottoms are iuade of glass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

TIE ususl dve Monday morn z
drunks VII show I'D IN Police court
this morning. ard w'li give thelr Games
IS fellows Jerome Iora. y. sheehev.
f. n. Clspp, George BaEle 81 a1d Do
scrb I Murray
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
PRINTERS VS.. CIGAR-MAKERs

They VIII Piab Base Ball on Labor Day
The cigar-nh hakers of Grand Rapids
hereby accept the cha allenge OF the
printers of the city for q game OF base
ball at Ram ona Park on Labor Day,
Monday, September !, 1890.
DICK SEYFFERTH,
On Behalf of the Cigar makers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
Detroit Exposition.

The D., G. u. & ~ Ry. viii sell eI-
cursion tickets TO the Detroit Exposition,
August % to September D, good for re-
turn up 10 and including September 6.
at rate of So for the round trip, lnclud-
ing ticket of admission TO the great
exposition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Pa, where gre all those people going7
Ny sou, they are going 70 the sample
shoe Co.'S great clearance sale Of Boots
and shoes, TO get = pair Of Burts $500
shoes for ladies' or gents wear for $500
lo2 Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Our Black Dress Goods department
is recognized as one OF the most com
plete in the city.
NorCT, HERPoLsREIwER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
81 PER CENT. HIGHER.
"THEPURE" Baking Powder Ahead Of All in
Strength and Keeping g-quaIfiss.
l,,ars 81 d. EFssErI : paVEEr2sr -.

. 1sTss Boss So
9ss 60
lee sPexa.sa a s. ~
6 s l =
es 8 ~ aeFc n IS
saf-l azezsrh Ae kaEa "a So Il A.
a.afA my ans
o ans ta sr ana & i
fuaslt "a
- II
lperc rs 0l fess
F.
sAns f4Ee ~ 8ToFp -
above report g DS gUne Z
A. q
fkfcfs is@
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
c. y. smith. Grncer.

No. % Fountaln-st., has, just received a
large lot of fine Usage Melons. Fresh
Melons received daily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

The Detroit, Lansing & Northern r
r. viii sell tickets % Detroit and return
a. $500, including admission 10 the ~
terusbonsl Far and Exposition, Az
gust y u ealtemncr 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Don't fail 10 use Mss Flora 4. Jones
famous "Blush of Roses" for your
complexion. Price, 75c per bottle.
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Noigt, Herpoisheimer 4 Co. are re-
coiving new Impcrtauons oi fall Dress
Goods every day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

rrs s.rra "a la.aes ek M szos FAH-p4f
izainroear. fsE1-r ~ L4exr s1zzz-Ta-.. -.
flLtcFlAA.
ls11-A-al ti1z-Tte1. tzz1ssas 1-teclis-s bern n
lii1szos. Sco1Llgi fiea .n chicago lsa
Esl8- -DeaEa ~ IzIies ~ izgenlor of srssu en-.
kils. eCgu ia
rezz~l leaCa ef eir Wllatn H-r@rh-l. asrronoEerf
1aru -
rs8-B.Fsa Ia AEs4aY s. Y. ~ Fgaaes Brss
1arte, 4a-D1f
azo-sora IA sairiry. Ne Etgar Wlsoa sys
h-alcFfEE
lst-4-avF skiru1tzhiag tas Rapp1haanock
n-fH@sen t1e Cunf.sier4zaa al Gen. Pope >
LClrea
f,e4 haltle a. ssasls stazion, Va Uuioa i0ss
a.. caarecer1le 80
~ t'ezzrA of Alclasl Asrs.ay phtossphef AL
aclsntlsl. aEsd f8
5lo-ihe trisss-.-1s oczlgssi ne aFrousslsser1ens
o. NassF. Chalons i.s1 occ1rist
tsS-DeatA ~ ~ GaE-raor Rsuaen g Feotoa -
Ass Vera. assi s6
lsSs-ous hu1irst Aad ar,y sno1saaa dock Aaboe
srs zrrlcz in iondel
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

For Rheumstsm. lumbaEo. Neural.
cis, Cramp sad CoIc there is 40 rem
cdv sluer'or e. the genuine Dr.Taomas'
Electrc Oh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Our dress goods stock is the most
complete IN the city.
NoIGT, HEEP0LsHEiNER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
Have Yonr Feather Renovated.

Hessrs. Bowman q Wright, inventors
OF the new process of cleaning and ren-
ovating feathers ani mattresses, have
lately arrived ID our city and have
located at No. 234 East FultOn-s:.
These gentlemen arrived direct from
BENTON Harbor and II. Joseph, this
State, where they have lately been do
ing business, and take pleasure IN re-
ferring To the following named citizens
of these villages:
JAMES FORBs, c. ". RUssEI,
j. G.. HIGMAE, DR. MCLiN,
DR.. JoHN BELL, {. CULBY,
;. B. NASHoRN, /. ". WARD.
Their stay depends On the amount OF
patronage bestowed by our citizens.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
las picture Of our mill. None genuine
without &C..
VALLEY CTrr MILNE Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
Lily White Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most sabs-
factOTV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

To the young face PozzonnTs Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charms,
to the old renewed youth. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

our new Inc OF Dress Flannels in
Plaid and Stripes for Fall and Winter
wear at
EofGT, HERFoI sHErfER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

We have Cashmere and Sorgss IN 81
shades ana al prlces, which we arc
offering very cheap.
NoIGT, HTHFoIsHETNUb & Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Commencing August "A, and con
tinuing until further noGce. D., l.. q =.
trains viii run as follows between
Union Depot and Reeds Lake. Leave
Union Depot, 70, y s.. M, 05, .. 3. (.
6. :. p. m; leave Reeds Lake. 1920.
1870 a. IN, 80. 2.30. $50, 1So. 6 e5o,
$50 and 2 20 2. m.
WN. A. sA~rrr.
kctne g.. y. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

We open a new line n Fsil Dress
Goods, Monday, August -.
No-T. HrnFoI sHErNrr 4 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

ts14 - c1artss 1eEa1 saE
4x1-I-st 1la r44ltazz of
IEisilr4
l77l- Lea1 n flllas c1al-
lsrten. D1oae E.s4lal ENet,
1Esi
E7Ts- E.a.1 - 14sid Hsz-zs. -.
lzri.n aoyl sIll
ErE Icrn ss.L isEesaa A-1sri
cea PoeE cf a.3 li1aE born ID
EeEtElli. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Made bv Valley CITY Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, IS 8 fam s. fsvcrte. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

ROUGH on T0oTHACIEE. 15c. At
Druggists.
ROUGH on CORNS. Hard or soft
coE1s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

A new line of oheviots dress goods just
received.
NoIGT, HERPor rsEEnrER 4 Co.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-08
THIBODAUX, line, SAMEDI, MARS 8, 1890.

par Dolores ell xoyant falsuIer
sous scs yeux les ltttres de CO non
maudii. Sadressant Il Negro ct d
Fr"squita qni s'Gtait rapplochee !:
-Amis, dit, ellie, 10 plus dif1icile
dc notre enterprise est accompli
Lopez est retrouve!
-Est-cr possible ? sfecria Fras-
qnita tiet etonntr.
-Oui, ct tn avais raison, Negro
Un homme nous precede, fuyant ii
travers lr pampa, ct nous suivonS
>a trace, guiieS. sans doute, par
Ia Providence el!e-memc.
Ellie montra alorS !e lamb beau de
la lcttie qu'ellc await ga,de.
-Cest TN ordre de RosaS, don't
le connals 'ecriture, adresse par
un monstre a un mon>tre. Regar
dez cs nom i!
Tous lenx pencherent avlde-
ment la l6te 1T lureut, en effet, Ii,
nom de Lopez, don't la vue seule
fAisait fremir tout lie corps de Ia
jeu2e veuye.
LIE donte nest pas possible,
dit Frasquita. Cest Dieu quj
vous renvoie, maitresse.
-Et il ny Il qua le reioindre ct
lie frapper, ajouta Negro, avec
une expression de ftrocite on Pom
reconuaisSait tOute la sauvagerie
du vierx sang atricain. C'est moi
qui men charge.
Tn sourire etrange cri>pa les
levIeS de Ia jeunc femme.
Non pas, ellie, il n'appar-
tient QUA moi. Et il est trOn tot.
ct ce nest pas de cette facon
simple ct insuffisante quill doit
etle frappe.
Que vonlez vous done faire
lui dcmanderent oes deux conf
dents.
-Je vais vous le dire.
Ellie Sc recueillit un instant.
lie poursuivre, ratteindre, le
frapper, CONNIE tn dis, mon vienx
Negro. rien, Ell effet, ne serai,
plus simple ct plus facile. II ne
peut Sc douter que nous avon.
trOuye SD trace, il nest pas SUI
scs ga'des contre nous, pnis, il esl
Seul, ct nous sommes trOls, car ie
sails qnau besoin je pourrai,
compter sur ma s9ur de lait, SUI
Frasquita, ct que sa petite main
de femme, pas plus qne la mienne
n'hesiterait, sill fallait manner IL
revolver on lie poignard.
oh oui chere maitTeSSe, in
terromp;t viyement la suivante
qni malgr6 sa gentilleSse ct sor
Air de douceur habituel, men ftait
pas moins, alnsi que Dolores, file
de la pampa ct capable DUN de
ceS actes de resolution qui parais
sent naturels a touS ceux qui ap
partiennent a certaines races.
-Mais, poursuivit Dolol es, lt
regard fixe dams le vide sur quel
que ayenir leintain, connu ou
devine d'elle seule, une semblable
vengeance serait insuffisante. Get
homme m'appartient. Je veus
avoir lie choix de phenre ou Tex
plation s'abattra sur lui .des
moyens que j'enploierai. II faur
quill connaisse d'au!res torture.
que celles dune mort rapide gu
nest, apres tout, que la delivranc,
des douleurs de Ia vie.
-Qu'allons nous faire alors
demauda Negro.
lie suivre ct nous cacher, ct
au besoin, WELLER sur ses jonrs
CONNIE sur les jours dun ami.
. II ny await pas q discuter contr
la yolont6 de Dolores. D'ailleur
ses serviteurs comprenaient tro]