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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
OUT OF THE FOAM.
A Little Body Reclaimed from tho Sea
and Buried by Kind Hands.

We drew the boat up on the sandy
shore, writes a New York Sun corre-
spondent, and then walked across the
peninsula. which was here about aquar-
ter of mile wide, TO view the tremen-
dous sea rolling in. There was a north
easter blowing, and the ocean as far out
as one could see was boiling and foam
ing The tide was on the flood. and as
we stood there looking into the raging
surf, with the gale almost flinging US
down at times, a dark object appeared
in the midst OF the foam. 1t was
whirled and tossed and buffeted for
three or four minutes, and then great
wave brought it in and flung it upon
the wet sands at our feet.
While the rest of US started back at
the sight, the bronzed-faced old fisher
man dashed forward and gathered it up
and retreated behind a sand-hill. We
followed, and as we gathered about him
he knelt on the sands and removed MS
hat 1t was the body OF child-a lit
tie girl not over four or five years old.
No, not the body, but the bones-a
skeleton wrapped in dress and jacket.
There was little moro than bones. 1t
had evidently been buried in the sands
for long time. and some change of the
current had cut it out and brought it
ashore.
Somebody's heart achesl" whispered
the old fisherman, as ne looked away
from US.
Ayel But whose2 When did 1t hap
pen? And where? There was no one
to tell This poor body had been
searched for-wept ovor-prayed for
given up to God at last. A world of sor-
row had crept into some mothers heart
4 fathers lips had quiyered as he
thought OF her fate.
'Her soul is up therel' whispered tho
old man. as he pointed heavenward;
but we will give the little body rest
down here"
And With bits Of boards he scooped out
a resting place high above the sweep Of
tho tide and laid the bones away. Above
them We placed a board as a guide,
should circumstances ever direct a
searcher's feet that way And then. as
we stood with uncovered heads for a
moment, the gale shrieking madly over
that waste Of sand. tho old man said:
"Man may never find the spot, bu:
God will know where the poor child lies
buried
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cfthe na4eroes ragss Ia he llterarT
IS r8rF ~ ths Eaft s11as Drsns he
slpss u tlzls bas lsfs oalY h2lf iszlb3e
saese salcA aass engaged perhaps tas
i4zgust saare ~ the &slention ef s.a-
deats ars the ones lpoR shIca tbs
wor1s of ths Elizsbetaaas ara Ia
ssri ed scholars have persisted pa
h-snt.y In tAs sl44y of those fasrlnasiag
leases. 1elsl1g 81 lheir hears eoassas
t1sse tares haat,e2 yeara vet 50 rich
Hre they thzt t1sT never fall of fresh
ness nor of sonaerfal literary ~hnds. p
To NEST of as. wbii8 '-gol9ea-tengusd
k0mAace. With serene lutte" seems 20
prsstts over a. taat spacious time. shs
romance specifically. ths novel. does
noI appear. from the alm08t utter az
sauee ~ examples o. - la libraries nov,
60 have existed at al. Bat some years
ago this obscure nsl1 OF Ellzabethan
achievement caught she eye of a paias-
taking aud enthusiasts critic. a French
man. NJ. Jusserand- tie studied II ex-
kaustiyely. walking not only through
the broad sNAth cut By the chief authors
Of the tine. bat through the fragrant
bywzys formed by the lesser writer's
The reauls Nas 'sfhs Eaglish Move!
IA tbs Time ot Shakespeare. book
which Immediately became popular "a
France. which sooa earned al honor
able position tn tho country Of whose
literary anceslEy it treated, and which a
was before very long put into English.
Recently = second English edition. re-
vised and enlarged ty the author, has
been published in Injurious form Co..
r. Pusnam's Sons New York;. and II
aEosds very reasonable excuse tor =
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

. glance az tho genesis OF those books
which give as 80 much pleasure now,
Vanity Fair" for example, or the in
comparable ''PickwiclS."
% rur- euaoastionsd vast Elizabeth
sang RossetE. Vast, indeed. was the
virgin Queen. most imposing person
age, in fact, as we see her in Rogers
old engraving. habited in "a gown Of cyl
indric shape. expanded by means OF far
thingale and covered with knobs, knots,
pearls ribbons. fringes and ornaments
of al sorts" Vast she was too in her
relation 70 the country; q woman pro-
destined TO leave her mark upon tho
world despite any foolish devotion TO
the trivial matters OF dress or deport-
mont
For 4 long time the rise OF the English
novel baS been supposed to date from
Detoe. Nothing could DO moro erro-
neous. Long before Defoe was born. as
far back IS the twelfth century, there
were story writer's in England. The
familiar story Of Troilus and Cressida
was written for Queen Eleanor by Be
roit De Sain1e More in that distant
sine. Chauccr himself. in tho four
scenth century. is one OF the most in
fuisable racontours who ever lived. and
Mslory's "Morte D'Arthur." a produc-
ton Of tho fifteenth century. is still a
marvel OF romantic composition. Yet
even II ws prefer not to account tho
medieval WORKS, and especially tho
opics. the Legitimate precursors Of to
English novel. wc have still mass OF
novelistic utcratarc antcdsting Dcioe,
ard though not thoroughly English n
crccton az least become so vital part
of the English literature of thai timo
"a 60 deserve every consideration In =
discussion ot this question oi begin
nings This is the great number ot
tuansla.ions which were made, thus
early in tho Nations march towards
cullvation. from foreign writer's When
the middle ages made their fnal bow
upon he slsge oi Europe aud the Re-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

didactic the book certainly is In Mr..
Jusserand's words. Euphues Is a young
Athenian. q contempt rary not OF Per
icles. but OF Lyly, who goes 70 Naples.
thence 10 England. to study men ami
governments
Human nature, as Shakespeare knew
so we'll, was the same IN the sixteenth
century as IL has been. and viii be, in
any other Other writer's nc sooner be-
came aware OF Lyly's success than they
proceeded to follow in his footsteps,
and soon We have q whole family OF
Euphuistic novels. their progenitors
being Robert Greene and Thomas
Lodge; the innumerable other imitat-
ors need not be specified. Greene
wrote ''Pandosto." or. as IL was known
when first published, "Dcrastus and
Fawnia" This has the special interest
of having furnished Shakespeare with
much OF the plot for "a Winters Tale !"
In itself IL is remarkable work-re-
markable for tho ludicrous geographical
knowledge displayed in it. for the
mighty number OF adventures through
which hero and heroine are made to
pass and for the completeness of the
Euphuistic apparel with which it is
decked out IL even surpasses Lyly's
masterpiece at times, out-Heroding
Herod in the multitude Of SMILES
used. Thomas Lodge, in turn. fixed
his own reputation and laid the om-
niyorous Shakespeare under another
debt by publishing his "Rosalynde," a
tale whose ancestry, indeed, may DO
traced back TO the middle ages, but
which Lodge practically gave TO the
world. In giving it be gave us series
- lcra 81 La, mos 81 HE 70 2 z
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.
E.ll.s Of El..iiss sf S:hDa Tisslsss



ekako 3aFsRs l4el-. Az =. -
HE SnE eisttsse ast ss*@.- $50 e, e
f-- Cats g. tlfaaa EssI1s 0l4 ~ hfss y lS
s-tef oaFts 81 s.sl & "a ~ A~4s -
a>a sssts vi - aiFh - = = 80 = =
q. 4as.I sfes 81 al- p ilr ~ wa "ese
ftrrt hsr4 t prl ~. --@--a.-s A.~sss
Nf1a4fiIie atf ue
Eirf hsr4 sna pres s-usf- 81 saoih i'lf,s-eA
strasr
ses,Ed 81 afa-D. H. wat - b4ildins. otts-
Ns SiTe. hefaetn Pea. asa si-
ltFa Ma-c-Easias he ase- a. AZ >itsti
fearia Nslo-lsl psseAei AAsli.e A'~ss'
- sEef
.sr = sra-sna presiaet-L Ln@ine hsass.
h-ut sEreF
fifh \ &rt- Eas.ae Heuse. East LeenAfd
slr G..
rikfa "A ard -Sfrkefec's ~ ltiaE, Ger. e>t
lr1asri AIS BteatNas.
% ara- klEiae House. ffopt stt<7t-
FlEhta -flrnaT u IA. Jefferson street
HlHth N afd Lusiee hoa,e, ,SrrtfS q street
te Aaia-UrebSi stors. -o4 ceres d
1gruA-.
Notice. Is heFesv aisen thSt "a tie Nihth
Ward ot SD & iy flrrt Nli ~ Ia o-f
fftsfes Tor hs tHrA ~ onr tfar sAa olc u es-
- ior fbe term o. fafe wears; as titat 10 tAr
Tenth N4rd IL sall ely taeFr nj br ieetf .
Qaf trust iag fhe teri. ef enc StGf ana one
tttstre Tor Ia tefm 81 lWo years.
ANDREW j. cfEbIiNr,
- Acting Aagof 81 SAD C-ty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

stEashaesv q Jea8 Lyls TIE esse -9~
q las 1oek szs long staee
possess 4zy 6at : @-slI NA'1.
- 4sn il . - presented - t1e 49,
eonsea.ucrariss 5s ~eas straight g ti''if
beats. re tlGls q tns tcek = - RS
less.
.Euphaes' tae anasony q
wasrein are ecntalae1 toS es-
lsgsrs tazs 3yt s0lio@eta II as yo1'A
by she pless1-asaesss % lofe' 49,
EapDFaesse he sezpeta n zxe y
pevfeerness ~ NisedoUe,@ Lo1a19i' i2's
rhfs title saaeks of cltsetacls-as sii9
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Y state OF Michigan, county OF kent-ss.
Notice j. hereby given. thai BY ~ order 81 the
Probate 4 C8urt fof tue county of Kent. made on
the SlsI day OF July. 4. ID. lsso ss months
from that date were allowed for creditors 10
present their claims against the - ste OF
ELIAS BRAAM.
late OF said county. deceased, and that al
creditors of said deceased are required 10 pr
sent their claims 10 said Probate court, st the
Probate Office Ia the city OF Grand Rapids. Tor
examination and allowance on OF before the
3lsr day OF January next. and th1t such
claims will be heard before said court o.
Saturday. the 5ist dsv OF January next, AZ
10 clock ir the forenoon Of each OF that day.
Dated July 81. A. d. ls9l.
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
mon aug 25 Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
nGsL ADVERTISING.

pk08AFE aRbER --ts.te 81 a .etis a.. kess.'-
sF4s ke1t - As S Szss,ea ~ tne ttsstl.,s ,s
e9arl AZ I'D tus.ats ~ best ae u 4Ae
fsls4tt aia5t. a. shs Is - efs4la httf- - -
Tee H GaA ci lag Ia tNe yea etis
iAetsAaa elxt fA2aarv1 NnA atasfs
fsss4.lt So, n feIlsas 3 isst - ftos'.ie.
= tac HlstlCf 81 fle estate =
ANNA u kttN aLEt. uecoa~f&
Az ins1 ell1enl ltl eFttfas pArfe tit,@ - ~
the las al ass fxs AHsrnt N4 >s<it eftse,ts
lset - aarD a.ta in .lis cs.trt f,'f q ~ =
lt j. orderea that WeNnee1As. ttt -e.h AeA
- 4zasf. lssss ~ it eiSuk ~ tht tssfe-.s-iA
- sad fEst4te ottt. ec ~sfseAtf" +ta
brow ~ SGcn instrument
Aha II Is fafGter erdefs.t. thzI q ealA 81 titis
oratT h- pt0sisseU farct sacocs> - ''ref gre
Aleus ie so asy ~ noArinS "a thf iets,. kaA
hfEatc. tattN Rea SfsaIlcE fFtutr1 i.i.a s'itsss
i.tttu- 81 sai4 caHufA - kell
NlhGS II fbkAlA> JuGke ~ ff~oAtr-
"A tree sepyA
Ap3lRE s NAsoS. Register. men aak
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

The druggists claia that pecnIs ca
da1lv for tae neu cure for constPs
sna SEX headache. discovered By DT.
S ss Lane while In the Raskv Noun-
ta-ns. IL - sad - BE- Oregon grape
ront 10 great remedy n the far west Tor
tfcsn complairtsL ccneired WITH sira-
ris hrrhs. ard q r7ade f,r ase by pcBr-
~ .,,s hs,il1rg water 60 3rSw c0E the
sf~,~r.h. II sells sc 80 cents a package.
sud s called Lanes Family Asdle-ae.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

p80BATE ORDER-Sssts ef Nichlesn. teun
. III kcut -. Al.a session 81 tite ttfsii
Court tsr saiU calaIx - kcAt. hrtd ~ the ~
bate tsIcee lA The cts "a OE&ila Rapids, OF taf
i>l day ef AuEasi IA the year ehS tsoAs~--e
eiEtt hundred all hinstX.
Pfessnl--l lyIas n PerA ins. 4dse ~ ffolAtes
IL tbe matter "a the estate %
CATHERINE FhllA1tsl deceased
thHrseS k. >itS1, saerdtA1 ~ tAr iA.ie
children ~ said deceased. nat3uE hio4 - tais
0Clrl 3 petition praytsg A4i the sNaliAieii
Ilen. dc bonis non. of SD estate iNN ht
granted % hin
lf 5 ordered that fr.1zy. the 1Hh das ~
AEgust lssg 81 lD cloca in the forenoon, Al
sad Probate once, be appolAtca Ter hearing
Szid pet t!on.
Ana Il j. further ordered. that copy OF ihia
order be puhil shed fhfvs successive weeks pre-
Nlous fosaia day of htaflng. in ihc EihakaN-
ALEALD daily newspaper printed ane clrve-
l&ging ia said county ~ ntnt-
CYRUS IL PERKINS.
"A true copy Judge ~ Probate
ADoiFH 3. Mason. Register. mon j.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
" state OF Michiesn County OF keut,-ss.
Notice Is hereby given. that ID 81 order "
the Probate court for the County ~ Kent.
made On tie utG day of July. 4. ~ le.Ns y A
months from thar date were allowed Tor
creditors 10 present their claims against the
estate OF
SALONA RIETHMFIER.
late Of SAID county. deceased. and that al
creditors OF said deceased are required 90
present their claims To said Probate Court, al
The Probate once. IA the city OF Grand Rapids
for examination and allowance 0n oT before
the 8lth day Of January next. aud Thaf such
claims viii be heard before said couri. oa
Friday. the 50ih day ~ January next 81
ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of each oi lh~'
day.
Dated july 80 A. d. 1870
CYRUS 7. PERKINS.
mon aug > Judge Of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

TIE favorable impression produced
on the Erst appearance cf the asrees s6is
rQBor frult remedy syrup q = a
few wears ago nss been more tnsb cor
frmed bv the vleasant experience ~
FL Who aavs used e. ard tie success -
thc prorr etnrs and manufacturers tae
Caifornis Fis syrup company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Notire iS Also given that The foregoind esii-
mate viii b. presented 80 the Common tqu men
OF the city Of Grand Rapids al IFS regular
meeting 20 be held september :. 1870, iof iHti.
rcatlon, amendment or rejection py sara
council according 10 the statute IL sueh cases
made and provided. A. > fiCHAkitS,
President OF the Board OF Education
Ed. II. STHIk.
aug %
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Detroit express leaviBs b.51 m has Wagner
parlor aud bafie. cAI attached. and evening
express kaKing q m Aas parlaf car al
tGched. These trains make direct connection
IA Detroit ior ili points East
ENpFsss leaving 81 ll Is D. Del has Wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving in DeiIoli al
! ~
Steamboat express makes direct connection
az Grand Haven with steamer for AllHauk o..
InrHuga railroad tickets and ocean Sfe1u-
shin fickcts ard slrepiag cal bcrfhs secures al
~, a.. ii. NJ. oihcc. - A0hroes 81. and al fle
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. Cily pass AGENT
JOHN N. LOUD. Itafic Manage Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


fDAiy- Aii others dai.y f1cttI sunday.
Taxing effect SUNDAY. Jas lt li->..
NietFuE cars 81 Pacific aut atlantic LK.
presses q aud from Detroit Hslsor ears rlh
0n Na3 lxpfrss sue tsraH0 hs1I Ias EAprrss 90
aud from Detroit Direct connections mace
az Detroit wlIh thfaaeh trains East Iick-
els en SAFE az lnion Itktl NalCf Monroe
81 AID an nion depot.
fEru q. Agl0sss. 0enl Agff al MoDroc-st.
O. ~. ArsclFs, a. y. and Z. Ag'i. NllcaEa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25

Cfr Trsasurer's oHee
n~anf Rapids. 81 En-. tuEost = l+A
Notice Is hereby avfr thai fls assf fesr7c = Z
ral for grad . an1 EravtIia2 fae sieF Aest
81 fr,-t uav' sf~tet. ruanlnE s8ath g. fhe
q1ev fr-f sr1th ~ elrth street, 81 fae CRY =
crand RAPIDS is aop in wv bands ead t8si
nfiI ~ecsi Fe paymelf taerefU te1 thr period oi
4 fr Iress1re- cts fa.
GEORGE p PEnET,
sreN city Ireasgrer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
rEEAsrRFR.s NOTICE.


CITY Tressurer's 01cel
Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug lH lss.
Notice is hereby ven that the ~. essrn 3 20
ron for grading. gTaYeiinE sud rag NJ ile
vrffc-s ~ King Court. iu far cltF oi ifrann
Ian ds fs noS in my nalds. 2nd thaf Hlll
receive uavmeuf thereon Tor fhe period oi
fu .ntV davs from this d afe. sf the Office % tue
GEORGE f. pEBRT
sspf CITY Iefk-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
TRKAsURER's NOTICE.


NTIF =
Grand Rapids. Mich, 4 uz. ~. is0.
Notice is hersbV given that tne sSsesSmelf
roll Tor fhe regraiing and paving Fast Leon
ard street frOa Grsnd river east O. he main
tracks of the D. G.. Il. n. &. k. Co. j. now
fn nv hands and that viii receive payment
II ereon for the period Of twenty days fr m
fa., date, at the Office OF the ity reasuref,
Ci 5y Han. ,...- .,.-.
sepfq City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
For Ottawa Beach
Tor etlava Beach 'suaday only
From ottawaBeseh

From OTTAWA Beach sunday oniyi fBg 3 m
Prom 0ffawa beseh. Monday aud
sDsiiv. iBailv except saaeag 'Daiiy e1-
cfpt saturday. fDaiy except Hoaoav
Through pafior ceach - illicafe 90 tW a
m. ffslin-no ektfs charge iof scafs
fraiuS leaving strand Hapiis at 4 nl J n AID
il IS g r rur fhfoHsh 90 HIcas.O sniia-
Combination sleeping aod parpf cars oe-
fueen ffaad Rapids AID Ind ianafoht on
Night Express trains
Tdrearb seepe1s % and from Chicago "a
trssaes sssfer l.efxeen Chicago are Truy
efse CliFt Leaves Chicago ~ ? uf. except
sun6sv Grand Rapids n 3. n.s arrive fraF-
efse CITY 6 ~ ans 5eaFes Traverse t1tI lb =
n. esrspf Sntur1aT. arriref euand Rapids
~ ~ = M tfcaro t5 H INf Nf fn train
has through psflof caf Detroit to Nanistee
haf-xaffr route be- vefn ersud ksrifr and
CTHfsgn sla 81 gaserh snd unlanf steamers.
"Cfff - Chicago" ana flT tan.
Leave Grams Rapids o m, arrive Cit-
issve Cfiesro 50 p. m. srrife Grand Rap
ids - 3. u.
DETROIT. LANSING a NoHTHEpN-
8F8fEr
Trpre . for eaainrV ard Bay lfF f . iH
y Naa tor Jansing. Dfffef $50 tss ~ fn
l1Irsss 20 Lansirf betfo'i ane tas m
IA frr AImH ~ lTnIF snf -HErtv ff it b rn
fasi fKp. ior Dftrsit Sew lprk ana
Boston ..-....--...-.... y e = ~
srf7fr
Nal fron sseius~ ESQ baF Cty sn
ka frnsH isrsi.a. ifflfDf suf eef ~ d q n
u fH-f iNr from Lansing. titaftl -.
fna last rH- O. fr
F,rress frass i.srsna srd llffrot 60 m
sus.. fIoBpm
/ sTfaiir. iiiaiiv eruIi -uaneT
7ff shortest Hne fo De'reIf anf = t7t. We
Z gsnf rzriof ears bst7esn lfefrt,t afn Grass
fauids
4 esrsad Rsrss sn6 Reeds bafs tns taii ?.
Iesss frfon D.prf
ntff TF4fsf
se $50 uW tu 1n zM rm 80 fm
-fn fr tNn f rw.
s-,rsev e+iv-7H AZ So ~ bn pm
T>svs Rse-d's Isks alssf Fsfh
] DEflT sFfrs
len Wm fTsns I'D ~ tH 80 sH
~ sa tE ffB
! r..- fIr1.fta srs ~ ffasrlefI1f trrs ~ .niaH
/ fttei afIee 81 Atrfge-ft. ena s.rn etret.
WH A efvrs Aeila Cen Pass tEt
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Isr-s6e fron, the choicest wheats care
IGlly selected.
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TRAIN THE IARLlS.

eKANp RAlgf,s q INDIASk 8AuKe4,p
- Al c1sei .4at - isA
xGAlNs ael.e Nakls
4 s.i.s iEs@ 4 ss:as
saae gAam
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leE 4iaseEsr Aafy saa
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lei fefi y ssns 4 Chlcazo a. b a a, a
fer NiEclHH.I ....-...-.... 81 , "a SO "a
fef Sl1r-is and lnieae. 8ta y II Il la4 n
ilasa fs.s RsPias aaa o-.s
Irell 49, tt0pla 81 isesass1 rams aal.y.
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SUNDAY.
slFfriSs Asn rsklor eAs sEsiso1
NorIh--71 = q aua 81 81 4 m trans have
hsssssr s.e.i. I. sae farier NAss 81 fe.ssse -
CHAIR Cars g. Naek's>s0 C.ty-
c1ait--e 8 ca tlain las i.arlor hair ~ 20
AlNUnas.0 i4 - . la frall aas flronkt fariar
Naf ief Aleaes & 90 B ln ira ll. At aaaeI -ieti
in- car -vf s'-aeinlAA q ah 3 Ei tfalH. a ~
ner sieepiaE 81 lei tHlosEp s,a Aalsala.o5-
Muskessn, erand ISsI8as \ Indiana
tol Muskegou. IL Te9am .aAla $40 3 m
fIeH Ar--le lu an 81 s fa - 81 = Ia
sI atst2f. a. q. IA. AGnsan I IIon iirket a..cal
s. Mouroe-Sl.. OfaNd h8pias Nlrh
a.. A.. LoctNoen, eeo. Pass Aeeat
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nessee, Alabama,


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ANNUAL SCHOOL BUDGET
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gHE CiIi o. 0RkNo hAFlpss
August ~ iSsi. J

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Ed
ucati0n OF Tue Clty OF eFaud Rapids has made
fne following estimates OF the amount OF taxes
deemed necessary FOR the ensuing year Tor al
PURPOSES OF * xpendltures within tie power OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-25
TO
CHICAGO!
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POPULAR ROUTE.
The Magnificent New Fast.
-. -. CITY Of RACINE
And the Popular
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wtu leave Grand Haven for Chiesze. daily ex-
cepf saturday. a. p. m. on sTfita oi the i'e-
t,aft Grand Haven A Milwaukee Railway
traIn from Detroit. Grand Rapids, efc.
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exrept sunday AZ O'Clock. arriving ~ yfand
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east - -
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-01-25

The Philadelphia TINES Is responsible
q she following remarkable story

The Philadelphia Times IS responsible
O be following remarkable story
Cut in the far West on one cold night.
T .I.nuarv 4 horrible accident occurred.
Snow several feet n depth covered the
yrounl
The little town If B was perfectly
quiet and not one of its inhabitants
dreamed of the scene of disaster that
would oon hc witnessed The small
station house was for the time deserted
he station master having gone I" the
store not far distant. Poll, the station
masters parrot. sat all alone In the cozv
little station house ever and anon talking
70 herself . Polly want cracker
Pretty Poll Pretty Poll. Then wish
a wise shake Of her head she flew TO a
shelf that wa lust above the telephone,
rang and receiving the answering Tlng
shouted, Send down 119" Then
flying back to her perch she was quietly
sitting there when the master returned
There was no telegraph in that part Of
the country, and Poll had often watched
her master talk through the telephone to
the station master at Jerome, a small
town not many miles distant In about
halt an hour the passenger train was due
When it was nearly tmeI for the train 10
come tn" station master thought that he
head the noise of train IN each dlrec
ton, but concluding that he was mis-
taken he did not trouble himself to look
out. In a few minutes the passenger
train passed up, but il did not stop, and
IN another moment fearful crash was
heard Snatching up a lantern the
station master hurried out. A fearful
scene was before him. The freight train
attached to the engine 113 had come into
collision with the passenger train.
Fifteen passengers and both engineers
were killed and five passengers were in
jurcd seriously. In q short time the
whole town was astir The injured were
cared for and an engine arrived and
pushed the broken cars on 4 side-track
Much excitement prevailed throughout
the town The people wondered who II
was Who had telephoned to the station
enaeter at Jerome They did NOT solve
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-01-25

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50 that | might hope for further as,
sistanc. u writing nv stories. :. he az.
sHered, with smile
Nos many months had passed, how
ever, before b was telling her that he
could not write without her-tha, he
could nor live without her.
Well, suppose ! must make the sac
rihce and marry YOU, Richard dear, "
Polly answered, II for nothing but to
preserve YOU from manufacturing such
herolnes as your first before I redeemed
her Philadelphia Tin<s.