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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
THE POLES CUT DOWN
Judge Ssverens Dissolves the
Injunction
The City Defeats the Big Cor
poration.
The Telegraph Company WIN Now
Have 70 Look For Another
Place 10 String Their Wires
Summary Action by
the Authorities.

The Western Union telegraph poles,
on Canal-st.. which have caused the
long delay ia improving that thorough
fare. were chopped down yesterday al
tegnoon BY order OF the city aushori-
tes.
shortly before o'clock a squad Of
freuien. headed by superintendent OF
81 Fire Alarms Beltinghouse and CITY
Marshal Wilson. appeared on the cor
nsr Of Cana aud Ly0n-sts. Their ap-
pearancs Nas sign hcant As they were
armed With axes. pike poles and other
tools. Almost simultaneously with their
arrival. Captain Johason, at the head Of
adetal Of police. came from the direc-
uon of police headquarters. Mayor
Jnl. city Attorney Taylor and several
members Of the Common Council gath
cred ia the same locality. Together
with al these othcisl persOnages were
great crowd OF ciuzens, who stood gap
irg and wondering AZ the strange as
senAage and their yet stranger actions
Ata gwen signal from the marshal
TWO 1remen assembled the telegraph
POLE at the corner. In a moment a
Nlrs fell TO the ground with swishing
sound. Il writhcd and twisted like a
dying snake. bat lie apparent agony
sounded Ike muse n the ears of the
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soon Joined company with the first and
then the hremen commenced beating
the way through the base of the pole
With their axes. IL took just three
minutes 10 rsxe it. As IL fell cheer
arose from the crowd. There were
seven poles in AL and each was served
IN Ike manner. The way was then
clear % Bridge-st. and the city Of Grand
Rapids had completed IT'S victory over
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.
IL took less than an hour 10 complete
the work. DURING tais time the greatest
excitement prevailed. It was with diff
Guilty that the crowd could be kept
hack. Ire merchants whose business
has bcen almost ruined by the prolonged
delay the Improvement of the thoro-
fare were Iublant, and they held Ioilia-
cation meetings among themselves
The cause Of ,his sudden acton IN
destroying The Western Union poles
WAS that an important victory had been
gained 81 the city.
Yesterday morning Clerk Fitch, OF
United states Court, received a letter
from Judge Sevcrens. containing 4
formal order Lsoiviug tie injunction
i,susd at the Instance ct the Western
Unron Telegraph company, restraining
the city from cutlug down or removing
the poles on Cauai-ss. It vas claimed
hy the company that the street
Was posi- road in whict
the company ha8 for many year,
bad rights. Mayor Uhl and the cts
attorney clNmed that the city coUld
direct the ntsnnor IN when telegraph
companies should operate aud that tbey
could TX the style of poles 20 Dc used ~
certain streets. order the wires pc
ue
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
DRANA And OPERA
VIII be the Attraction az the
Local Theaters.
SALylSl, THE YOUNGER, At POWERS
Eetarn OF the Wilbur opera Company
10 Redmond's-A hint Regarding
Plays s8d Players Com
in. This wsy.


The revival Of the romantic drama
10y the younger salvini Is proving 10 he
one OF the most popular Of the years
theatrical eyents. Salvin has played
New York, Boston, Providence, Albany.
Buffalo and Detroit with a success that
has been phenomenal. There IS always
to be found in every city large portion
of the people who appreciate the higher
class OF drama, and II is 10 these Salyini
appeals most strongly. The stories
woven around noted historical events
by Dumas and D'Ennery are most fasci-
mating, and il is in the dramas made
from these romances IN which Salvini
Is now appearing. Next Friday and
Saturday nights and Saturday matinee,
Mr.. Salvini will present his three most
popular plays at Powers Opera House,
giving Dumas thrilling romance, "The
Three Guardsmen," for the opening
bill; the new and powerful drama, a
Child of Naples" at the matinee, and
will close the engagement with his
beautiful rendition of ID Ennery's "Don
Ceazar dc Bazan," In each of
these characters Mr.. Salyini has won
the highest prsise in all the larger cities.
The company supporting Mr.. Salvini is
exceptionally strong. Belle Archer, an
artist OF celebrity, who played Hazel
Kirke for two seasons with the Madison
Square Company. and was the leading
lady at the Lyceum Iheater, New York
during the engagement "a r.. II
/ Southern, heads the list. Mrs. Augusta
/ de Forrest, who was tor Il number OF
I seasons with John Mccullough, Ed
| Booth and Lawrence Barrett. is also
4 With this company. The other noted
players are Mrs. Selden Irwin, formerly
with Daily and Palmer's comraries
| Maude Dixon and Florence Earle, al
| one time with Shook & Golfers Union
| Square Company, and Herbert Archer
! Of the Madison Square ard l.yceun
/ Theater companies. The other Nom
I bers OF the company have long been
! identified with the legitimate drama.
At Rednho ho1d's-Comic Opera
The return of the popular Wilbur
Opera Company to this theater tomor
row night, is doubtless gladly antlci
pated 10y vast number Of theas sr-goer'
in this city. This is without question tn,
largest and best company singing opers
at popular prices. Mr.. Wilbur stage.
ell of MS operas with rare cxcellerc,
and the thousands who saw this com
pany last season Will not forget th,
/ pretty and youthful chorus and til,
handsome costumes, the latter being
especially appropriate in design 10 ID,
time and period of the actor
| in each opera. The company il
I still headed by the prima donns Susl,
Kirwin one of the most vigorous anC
clever comic opera artists in the proies
I son. The versatility and evennes.
with which she carries the many part
| allotted TO her throughoutthe Iepert0ir,
! is frequently comment rs somethin.
extraordinary. The opening opera j
| "Nanon." The other operas which vii
be produced during the week ar
"Ollvette," "Beggar Student" /" "Bilie,
| Taylor" "Girohe-Giroha.v SIR.
! Diavol0, Grand Duchess. ""Mikado, >
"MascOtte' and "Ermlnie."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

>reef2i 90 ~ 81 $3.50 TEAlp-
NEwAYGo, Mich, SEPT. q. - Fred
ShsuIleF, OF sAagztuek, MAS instantly
killed this morning at Kysrscn Hills
lumber campo. AeAr Newaygo, by a fall
Ing limb. Aged z6.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Matt Aenck hres Al Nora Dorf. iust
this sde Of The Inc let~eea Kent anl
kllegan c0nntas. Ns.Cii'ors ssy that
Matt kesi bis saloon upeu last -nnaav.
Justice Nestfali wils s0ok Bto q, ocio-
ttar N
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Itisrarslyso clear. faithful. consistent
and distinct portrayal of character u
secn on the stage ss that presented by
u. J Diron. ss Ike Hsrsand. N the
Limited Mail" lt = Thoroughly
legitimate sud high v srt.stic.
Frank Msyois dong rpraarsabis
business tnls season VIII "Noraecs. 81
The play will - presested here ate n
the sesson.
Lawrence BSTrett opens ~ season ID
Milwaukee tomorrow evening BON
there - goes e. Chicago for q fortu at.
then = to1r wl.l ~ made t8rougb 81 -
gar. hen lntl6des Grand Rsn.ss.
Fred Wsrde as made great i'm
preston .a reVrsl q Heavy VII.
P~op uptoNn car sscsrs sasfs fer
the W 1ur.s f'Iers fornns saY,s es.qsrs-
raent ~ FedHsel1 a. sae No1son H5ass
csgsF stano.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

RhsHfFe1os = ~ 7tt Honn< A..
osF 6 'scsss~a - isnrfh ih< {,o<.fers1s>
report ya Lf.e IarH bs sr1 sdopie6 4
~ r =. concurrent r<eo'11iof for
- &c .rf'zssnt oI Courfe<< ux Tues.
Cay fsfgt vsss <~.sd
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

We Anericsns are % intensely prac-
t.cai. tarre j. TO oou5t atouf tbst.
Few people. ever in fas city. seem 70
ae assre taaf the only h0uss vhrh tne
immortal George Has1iBEtou ever
hliit .n tbs cts r eel stsn8.nv snd p
a reasons good sfats - preservation.
&c ssfaafel rear tae Cap eel gro1nds.
nct lsr frerl fhs Baltimore a ~ %
depot, on EoTta Csntoi-st Tie hss1ss
was cr ensllT - tafes-s ssor es. haf tae
f1srea q improvement cs8sed the
sfTset on rh1ch rt sssr8s - - graded
en1 ~n<n tns wss do-s $50 n7cTe
stores Vsre sdde9 20 ttse - aissaz
Vra n8w Usss1 asa h1fef Ssfss -
tes r90yns Sc rrettv raeca ID fte sane
c8ns 1fon - 10y wers snen oeeabse1
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

~ Nashlagtons Ia lfs&. A lev oia
pieocs - furniture ATT $40 ~ * secret
"a about the no0se sel, apa the iAsef-
lof oi the place shows Ia Age. Il -
p<SQllAr salng that none ~ sae many
g0.ae books palaisile1 ~ tbs eity nleA-
ton tGs house as having any historical
value. and 4 ls never pointed oai -
ola Residents - tLcaG COUNTY, cousins
enen tasy oonle here On s,ght seelng
sxped loa. la aay ethel country ~
tae world bat thls sach house wouic
os owned ~ the Government, and
would be Al object of Neneratlon 10
thousands. But here imperial Oacsas
having tarneo 70 clay, hives &C. keep the
ram away and tue only wonder 10 me
"A that some enterprlsng person does
NOT Get hold oi the place ano MAKE
money out OF IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

is offered, was captured 1t Pueblo, Cot,
by Ante Neelan DAILY decided his
property, vaiued al 5000, for his
freedom.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

Tie woman. oG- gecIaIes laiat oIIv ~
las rIfe He s4ys that there Il anott 4
uoraar II Columbus, O., who viii proc
ably ruaae trouble Tor hin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

police ordered the fight stopped. The
bows started To- fight the 3lst round anu
were, with then seconds. promptly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

extremely tender steak YOU NAV bTlr
me some. Hardened Waters ~;
'fyearling fer a GUNNER l''-Jun5s
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

.Iosevh iieco.vwskI. fne latter is I'M
der arrest AT South Chicago. The muir
dered man Nas the only support OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

as a result OF a coinsion with the PENN
suiar ( Oriental steamer on her out
ward trip. The damage 10 the Rio will
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13

ment Mr.. Sander Welded for motion
10 proceed 10 exc ulige business. Sen
ator Voorhees, WIS put on the tariff
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-13
They are the offenders.

AN Athens. Ga. man has a Spanish
coin that bears date Of 1913.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

a oe<.sa f1as nssss p--z1s s.z<s .
aE=~zxs~2 rDe<l Ls~s~2
TAsrs . lssysx IN -. etsy go A@s
kernss 80 q easEA $50 tAs N12zsF
son Exsry EvsAlag he ~ Aas@cs .
snesa ; 4.4iJ VISITOR - tAs sEsss-
sNo4la callers ss pres~at t4lslss oss-
s1ez zsisliF 80 ssskas>s la.ssers tAsrs .
. sa3dea ~Alni sad BAG froaa ssse -
siAs - tAs ruosa M. ssSps Gr1sss,
tAas i - ssy shs aeruek kss test pss1
Ais yisit n snsaea aria st<kt sArouxa
the epea 1es,--.ay rs sislsog lsts
huE4n eAsf = se4rsa si@ost - deAta
On resoxx sing ~k2s msAs ne koiss.
Hss ths i.wseF = act hs kao~s II l.
lis "a ffiena, he hoxnst. eolne In toE
kis daily fooi
he eoaass regularly forging FOR his
eisneT Ana no~ re i asshiHg Tn
petae8sly bark and forth in gradually
s3erts aiag chords Ia front q The tive
Windows Watch his tsetics His
presence hAs cause. shs greatest eo1-
sternatisH among sae eiS colony Of
loass aies bAsklnz Ia the sunny vita
sow corners There is = Psnic among
them They hazx loudly, dashing up
and down IN ,r&atlc movements IS their
relentless ensnay drAvs nearer at eSch
sweep Of his aight Undoubtedly the
hornet Is closely scanning the PACK Of
niss IN order - select the piumpess and
Ia rgest among them for hIs pres
There lie goes with a bump 81 the
window. There 10 a momentSTy strug-
gle and enc almcet fzneies he hears q
sauesl The hornet has secured his din
neF. In one wide eircling sweep OF his
pinioss he sails proudly around the
room and bears OF the faeed fy 70 the
neiehboEing mad or paper nest waero
Mrs v Craero grinly awaits her spouse
arrival
The lawyer informed ,hc reporter that
he often ind lges himself watching the
hornet's anrses Sometimes he comes
in purely for a neishborly visit or else
with wicked feeling OF spite against
the poor fat dies. He amuses himself
for five minutes Just soaring mem and
toen fits OF without takiag any prey
IL can generally be told, however. when
he is hungry. Then he comes In with
a lopd impetuors hum and dsshes
straight for the flies. Once by accident
he was shut in the Office all night The
lawyer found him in the morning flying
around the room In very bad temper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until II spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
tressing and dangerous complaints.
full account Of your present condluon
and the treatment you REQUIRE, viii be
given you free of charge by Dr.. :. Clay
Todd, 43 Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II you are nervous, restless. irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with dull headache,
bad taste in the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and go about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition,
desire to be alone, gloomy iorebod.ngs,
a disposition to worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power. which may end il utter
prOstration, INSANITY and death.
If you have great sense of weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired limbs, numb
ness, trembling, prickly sensations, cold
feet and legs, YOU are advancing TO that
most serious disease, paralysis.
If your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations. loss Of
memory, and you think with difficulty,
CT you are sleepless at night, with drow-
sines. and dullness during the day. the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
II YOU have any of these feelings do
not neglect them or they will end in par
slysis, insanity, prostration or death
As YOU value your life 90 not neglect
these warnings. Time and experience
have shown. and hundreds OF startling
and marvellous cures have proved, that
these diseases are perfectly and com
/ pletely cured by DR.. S. Clay Todd. No.
43 MCnroc-st. room 4. Grand Rapids.
Under the use Of DR.. :. Clay Todd s
remarkable remedies. All these symp-
toms yield as Il by magic, snd strength
Of nerves. vieor OF brain, vitality Of
blood and health OF body are soon re
stored.
His remedies sre purely vegetable
( and harmless, and can only DC Obtained
at bis Office.
+ DIR. TODD compounds he presciip-
iioos before each patent "a his Office.
Cstarrh, deafness. rheumatism. ner-
vous debility, impotence ard sli dls
eases resulting from early ind scTetOn'
and excuses OF manhood, al diseases oi
+ she urinary organs, partial pars ysis
/ variooceile ruptnfes. tumors, sCrotUls
+ Old sores dropsy. * n diseases, hvel
and kidney complaints, heart diseases
+ saoTtness 0f breath. hack of bead
+ email OF back, etc, Including Al femsi'
complaints and chronic diseases cufe1
quickly snd permanently
DR TODD'S Office is 81 - Nonroe-st
room 4. Grand Rapids n ch.
HIS u1edlcines agree r8fh the s'on-acl
and you can eat suy ning you chouso
lie = in be Office fr0m siu the morn
ug uut'l in the evening, every ds'
oot ~und8ys.
cal. everybody. Afrsndly tslE ul
cost r0u nothing
low Charges Rspld Ceres
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
NOBILITY STARvES.
An Austrian Baron w.nders Away to
Dts I'm Solitude.


Two hunters. John 5. Gentle and jos
eph seeu,enberg, rode 10 Spokane the
other day, writes a Spokane Falls
WASH correspondent, with the news
OF CHASTITY discovery in the Moran
mountains. The men were out hunting
for pheasants and discovered in a dark
canyon human body half eaten by
jacksls and oarrion birds. The skeleton,
1t is believed, is the mortal remnant OF
An Austrian nobleman. The particles
OF clothing found show that the dead
man had been dressed stylishly. In
pocket were found Catholic Bible and
letter, the superscript!on OF which was
deciphered BY Sheriff Pugh. 1t reads:
''Christcn Earl, Delmer. g. S. A" This
name Is evidently an assumed one, for
che younger Mr.. Gentle had seen
papers on the man marked Baron
Won Strauss" not over FIVE months
ago. At that time BARON Won Strauss,
pennileSs and friendless, was about
thu country. He left Budspesth Aus
t~ia, two years ago with portion of his
patrimony. lie came TO America and
went TO Chicago. There be squandered
some OF bis inheritance and then went
to San Francisco, where he sadly
depleted his pile. He wrote to Austria
for money. but learned that his brother
had misappropriated the family es-
tate to himself and had gone to India.
In utmost poverty the wanderer landed
at Portland, and when ne landed in
Spokane he was penniless. His mis-
fortune made him despondent, ard he
wandered out into the country for two
or three weeks. He was seen in the
vicinity OF Gentle's ranch, six miles east
Of spokane. He would apply to farm
houses for norsel of food and for shelter.
The last day he was seen alive he called
al Gentle's ranch and left an elegant but
empty purse. saying that WAS the only
relic of his former fortune and that be
was going into the mountains 10 starve.
Little scten tion was paid TO what he
ssid. He walked Of toward Moran mount
ain, and Sunday tho finding OF his body
revealed his horrible fate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
V. v.xARspAIE.

who settled IN this part of Michigan
some twenty-five years ago. Mr.. Van
sfsdsle vas one of The first In lake
City, helped locate tie county ssst here
ard has lived hsre ever since. The fire
OF tro years ago got in lie work on him.
destroying good building, dwelling
house, ete.. but since that he has bui.t
one Of the finest krics blocks in tho
town. got things together and IS doing
business AZ the Old sand He hss one
Of the finest saloons in tbs part of The
state. Handsomely furnished and itted
up Nr y. e one - TIE pusbors ~ the
town. a good business man aud slwsvs
II for anything benetc's 20 itsln nterests.
FosrFs wrIsax
are siso an active Arm. Trey ars old
settlers q ths county and are In fer
suy tanx to advance tne interests cf
their tovn. I'll ey hare nicely furr shed
OF ard rooms Srd are iioeTal men.
sarHuR wErCH
has a nice tousoIlai Isya1t III re North-
era notei He - vounx uaa. vel
hkes an having wed in lake C.tv fog
q good NJ e IS s-77la rtec wlth a. tie
hovs Sn0 Tfs to1 frr stnaatier. ffoes
81 SnnoaF sca0of oncs in Nhile sfd =
q u're y1frg r1su.
Lake Citv as a xcod hsnx. two good
drug stores. tHo lewelry stores. sfveFs
8rv raat8s srd hsr1 ~srs stores ard S
noe aching fsr somethirg - nae pa-
late 1aeir wfs IS aHeF sn1 nsake
e8saess fcrai concerned fioa8 tgn-
ness .o~a. grevsNk ara PrespeToss
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
A wonderful Stone.

A man living near Kingston. Ga, has
found most wonderful stone. While
ploving on a sandbar in the Etowah
river be saw something shining with
toe most brilliant of lights just 10 ono
aide OF him. lie stopped his plow and
went to pick II up. Il was clear,
whit. stonc the size of an egg. reflect
ing in one way all the colors OF the rain
bow. Turning IL over the colors took
on The character OF spirit-level, fol-
lowing each other up through the cen
ter OF the rock ill al wsro gathered in
one end. The owner has been offered
81 900 for II, but refused IL. IL en'its a
perfectly white light in the dark.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
DIR. r.. NJ DERNoTr

one of the oldest settlers in the count ty
and q good business man. Mr.. Doyle
settled IN this county over twenty
years ago, and located on some land
n.ns n,ltes l,ons 49, T' Gnu ino .
people took s. notion that he could get
there IL any one could, and placed him
on their ticket ss candidate for county
treasurer, and tbey were not mistaken,
for ne got there With hands clean, and
has made n good cashier. 'Trouldn't
be surprising should he be nominated d
and get there again this fall.
A very active hustling msnis
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Who located a farm where the
tova nos stands. some twenty-fOuF
v.ars sxo. Ifs vas ths hrst supervisor
~ B.rder township, named .n honor of
p u snd Sire founder 81 Lake City.
re snded In fnls region coui persHvsly
poor but has msusxed - cDme out in
rcrvft SHAPE Tie built ard owns
tha water rorxs. hss considerable reai
sxtate aroused au8 Cau fash = ccin or
t~o + necessary fe eln give some
intsrss .ue anecdotes cf esrly hfe in
tbs snen p ailerness aut space f0roi6s
e. .rce it O. SAY thst deer Add assr were
nfarr ri nIent.f3l thar anple trees when
70 frst srted here.
Fae fret tnug = strsnEer notices
urcu Ee rE 0to town fts nCfeI Ga
c,afruorst.ous. Ttat Lake lIty is vel
rufr tHfs hae gees wn0st "a NJ
Tnrv rBport three frs--clsss houses
fBe sstvr rESTskE
he.rr the largest snt prehatlv the best
ffa8 rnt fbs 1rgel was bu tFo
veers azs sv Ne@srs. Ne oae BROS. 81
= = rrcx bf-.ainE s1x' fect stcr ss
esrh VISA fcriv-three scep.rs rocH1s.
eei sasn'a rsoms efr aoa etaer cen-
lse ar..es Fhe rrarf etsrs az c11
trors restlemsr and ther ssorts 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Outside Of Tie tl9, ,95l, iei cOllectat bv
Great Britain last yeara as import duties
On foreign merchandise the British
wcTkingman paid no less than fIA 2s2, :
<0s upon onlY four artioles-tea, coffee,
ish sristoorss paid bat G.. 7is. 5ss upon
every taing else autisble, including or-
psnsivs spiriss vines etc This is \
wonderful exhibit OF the British tArig
systeua
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

celored Wslter--Yy What viii yer haS.
boss
Guest-Bsfocs give ny order I'd ike
% k7o- phst you bave got
Coiorsd waite knovs one ding
vhat Tos bsv. 5ane got already and
ssts 80 roch curiosity -Terss stfs-
iSgs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

johnson who - been ladlv hart hy
TIE csrs)-Csn ( recover. aoctoT7
Dr Feeso-I dom believe ron cso
Vou haS no basiness ~ be on tie track
ard T don't thfns = 5svy roald give Tsa
acsnt of damages -Lighk
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

j. a late arrival to the business frater-
nifty OF Lake City. Mr.. Wood has just
opened up large and complete line of
dry goods. fancy goods, notions, fur
nishings, etc, coming here from Grand
Rapids, where ne was in business for
upwards of two years. Mr.. Wood is
lively, hustiIng business man, and will
make = welcome addition to the town.
He occupies q large, new storeroom,
and will endeavor 10 do business and
carry stock that will draw trade to
Lake City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

stated ~ 81 g. Cochran. druez 81
Isnesster. p Hsve guaranteed ever
so b0ftes - Boriocs 81 ood p tiers f5I
q sueoss. s831 sfcgr scn 81 so1s stts ks
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-12-20
An Astoni.hed EngIishman.

A newly arrived Englishman was told that
the editor Of The North American Review
would, that night, deliver a learned lecture,
and that il he desired TO become informed
upon live issues in America he should attend
He did so, and the next day he wrote as fol-
lows TO a London newspaper:
THE Americans are surely q very peculiar
people. Last night | went to hear a well
known gentleman lecture on what these
people term live issues, and must say that |
never heard a more ridiculous discourse. The
people laughed in his very face, but he did
not appear to mind il. He talked about alb
surd things, and spoke of showing his fist into
the bosom of the night, and went on at some
length TO tell of dog that had fieas l did
not want to be rude, but really laughed.
actually expected to see the people mob the
fellow, he was SO very, very queer.n
He had been 'steeredn against Bill Nye.-
Arkansaw Traveller.