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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
THE DRYGooDs CLERK.
ns Bzst IN 0eastsz..s@ .A4 save
c9aptsss ka@seeasS 20 tAs cl.-s -
0s~1s ~ sekl4 ~ hsE2-4as4
sceszaz2z So o4verszAs4ss-

-LTF-Eec1z eterks. &ls1aa-h = thsY Ers
congisaslig eel2z sa<ere1 - pessess
es9as1tsE4e-e eEalas. SD sas uzn4geT
of eae q cAisagos great Ess-ll koasss
- a. EyenlAg Ae3s sePerteF.
People - EsasFsi sc foad sf sask-
iAg 2nkia4 all4slsas - arr soo9s CLERKS
and considering taem 2s = lot u a.
e4ize-iiks men. goea su11gh 70 ~ait On
Yo4 ana try 4 Haks y0s bay xooas. bat
th4s L al ths tzet Is many, II n9s
az elerSs possess :. aeh sssinsss o4pz-
elhty. Ia thsar oEA Eey tssy conduct
-lAost business II lasir Own at shs
department. ever vhiek sAey preside,
and take - nuch P2ias - promote the
gro~th o. tAat basiasss ss II Is were
their owa. Ias customer thinks that
theJ are Instructed 10 aet lsst 50 and
work l1st such schemes, sat that Is all
wrong. The clerk receives no instrac-
uous. but Focs ahead and carries on the
work &c Is assigned - Ehs best Of his
ability
Il dORt think there - big retail
hoase in the eity where the statesmen
receive regular instructions about their
An applicant for the position OF sales
man comes in and asks ne FOR position.
"'What are your qualifications, and
how much experience have yea h4d2 /
Ask
He tells me, and then / ask him
what pay he wants He Will name the
amount be thinks he Is worth. Per
haps IL Is the limit OF the amount paid
In the department that he wants work
IN. II think want him land assure
you. long years Of experience have
taught managers 70 guess pretty aconr-
ately Of mans worth In one inter
view | tell him | win give him a
place, bat would not like 10 pay him st
first quite rs much as he asks. II all is
satisfactory between Us. and he 10 en-
gagged, that ends IL.
He Is introduced 10 the foor-walker
In his department. who IN turn In
troduces him 70 the other clerks in that
department He Is given a eheck-book.
placed behind the counter and left 10
hustle for himself That's all there Is
TO IL. We don't tell him 20 act just 50,
and 70 be polite to this party or not
idle, etc. None 81 that n all. When
hired the man did it supposing he was
4 competent man and q gentleman. No
beginners or novices are taken. The
men must have learned their business in
some smaller house before they viii get
job in a large one, and during their
apprentice days should have learned all
those points which 20 to make up
good salesman He mast know his
duties thoroughly and understand the
art OF selling the articles in his depart
ment, once he becomes familiar with
them and the prices.
"As 70 his manners, / would not have
hired him IL did not believe him to be
gentleman. l never say any thing to
a now man on that head at all. He
should be well posted on all points of
etiquette and good-breeding necessary
10 make him agreeable TO the people he
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

~als& "a fas E.n = szpseseo ~ 20
raxek - aa4 sell goeas - go sz&i
- ss PrS7 s44is - tAs es4ss as P-s-sr
ing - - p4sEoAs
a slsrks Pas = Ess E&esea ~ IA
EXPRESSES. sak asserting ~ 1ns @sP~fs
ae4t ss = Il sa4 ass st1liFy - 81
gCo&k faerx = = eeEs&la A@is foE tAe
Fay - eks<ks IN s1eA 4zP4rtnsnh 2n4
se sSEslg g ever tAaL Aclesk = hiFea
for = seEsaln @ep@rsaea1 gises - 1ueA
pzy, saa zs3srzlly lat sA1s Il.
IA ~a2g asp4ss.1Sat doss clsrk get
tAs sess PAyt%
Ia ake ar~ss- goo4s, slk er Aaen de-
p4rm.snt. leg see, ~ tke dress Eo>s,ts
an8 SIX aspare eae2ts yrs4I deal % ths
s4les dep<RGs 81 t1e sslllty II he
slerk ~ nake The customer bay What
sae sossRs vast To - arrange fabrics
a. 70 catch Der eye and make her want
them hs mast BE = good talker-in
shor1. have she 'gltt % gao, - a. %
make ais patrons ooset and bay more
tEaa tosy really intended -. Often a
comparatively new snd inexperienced
nan vii be given position IN those
departments Ter TIE very reason that he
Is good talker. The manager thinks
he has the right qualifications, and, al
thoagh ne may not know thing about
the business, the new clerk will 20 IN
and sell right over the heads Of the cid
clerks. Such man is valuable. and Is
generally. Ia the course OF tine, trans
ferred 70 the Wholesale house and sent
out on the road
"A nan who understands linens Is a.
most always in great demand. Our
linens are made IN the old countries,
and when q man comes along who has
been right in that business all his life
he is valuable. Foreigner though he is,
and doesn't know a thing about Amer
lean ways. he Is a variable man, for he
understands the merits of linens and
eau sell them. such men are always
sure OF posissD, ana get good pay"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
FAcTs BRIEFLY STATED

Josasa Gregory. - bls.saal AZ -. n.
80 fstAily sz@se-.s "a = qa4zrel saa-
~ - Aifrsd a4Eaias
Wai.s glAyiag STA zaa willisz
Ch4rltaa. fesss e-4 Killed hLs slztsE
C4l.sa. . ya4rs sld IA "a Leafs.
Il M1C4sshr aas te4a feaad xailty
sf uaardef ia tbs arst 2sssee $50 2iillax
Fssak ssdtera4aa ga glaelaaaH
W4rd El-aslsa. elreass csafs clerk a.
Casriestla. ~ Va. 80 fs4ni q - :
dsf44l5ss - she sx1sus ~ slsa. s0a
Ala .hs pfisoaees e. lae Aerese Csaa-
- ~ ~ j4iA "a aanosr inel al
iBg thsee m4nasre aays sseapaL
H. = Nils. 81 4ns4s Cir. So. q
mliilsaairs banss 4ls1 al tss Trs-
neat li0sss. Caie 81 el seinAl disease.
Jsha ByssIroal. azsd % Years. - lsh-
phsmin4. Mica. 81 ~ 1rosaed ~ break
Tag Ehfoaxa ths tAla ies ea L4ke baa-
croft
DiDhtheria a. LsxiAgt0a. III. has
caused tbs closing Of ths peOlie schools
Oas * 80 chilelsa save disd from ths
disease.
Aaa.s Model. of Oshkosh. Wis, vas
ir0Nnsd suadaY shs ua~ittiREly
walked into ths river. tAs ar4s ~ tne
sridze osing opea-
Harvey Eisk. 0as of tAe bsst-kno"n
bankers IA this eeuatry. died u heart
fzll4rs at ais resllsnee a. NAtarshA.
- a. lhs age " 81 years
A boiler sxDlosioa ia a s4s mill near
Magnolia Mlss. KILLED D PFitchard
sad " Andrews aad fatally ialered
Charles Taylor and W. Cook
Andres Str0a1ell's Syear-Oid daagh.
Ter xas bafued ~ death az her home in
Sioux Valley. Mina.. Saturday. Her
eI0thes cAugat are from a stove.
A coal-oll barrei exploded az Dem
ocratie jubilee In Hantisgd0n, Pa. and
John ant nshry Winters we're SO BADLY
burned that they l0st their eyeslgh1
Mrs j. r Patrick ~as attacked by 9
tramp In her store a. Liam, o.. Saturday
night lie fractured her skull and thea
robbed the drawer Of $40. he esca aped-
At Corsic4na. Tex william J. vsIlis.
ar4il~ay CONDUCTOR shot And killed his
wife aad then committed suicide. Is
vas thought that jealousy VAS the eaaas
% the shooting.
A c. Evans, president OF she A. @
Evans Company at Springfield, O. and
one OF the city's twelve millionaires,
died from the effects Of opium, taken
with suicidal inteat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
THE OLO ROMAN.
The Coming rharman Banquet at Coium-
bus. o.-rhe Speakers aud Their sub

The Coming rharman Banquet at Coium-
bus. o.-rhe Speakers aud Their sub
Jeets.
COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 1o.-The pro-
gramme for the Thurman banquet, No
vember 1S has been mploted. and is
as follows: Address by John J. Lentz,
president Thurman Clab. Postmaster,
Joseph p. Outhwaitc Toast "Our
Guest" Allen G. Thurman; Citizen
ship in America" Grover Cleveland;
THE Democratic Party in Relation to
Future Public Economy" General
Thomas Ewing; The Senate" Daniel
w. Voorhees,; The Early Ohio Bar"
T. A. Harrison; The Young Democ-
racy." Calvin s. Brice: THE American
Statesman" John q. Carlisle; "Domoc-
racy in America" w. Q. p Breckin-
ridge; The House OF Representatives."
William L. Wilson; THE Democracy Of
the Future" Don NJ. Dickinson; "State
of Ohio" James Z. Csmpbell; THE
Democratic Press" Henry Wstterson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
To Succeed Secretary Tracy.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 1o-The
Times declares that II. Clay Evans, the
present Congressman from this district,
and defeated by the Democratic nomi-
nee last Tuesday, will be member of
President Harrison's Cabinet, succeed
ing Secretary OF the Navy Tracy, who
will be rendered the seat on the bench
o. the United States Supreme Court
made vacant By the death of Justice
Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
Fen Dead on Change

NEw YORK. Nov. i0.-During the
heightof the excitement attendant upon
tne heavy decline in values which oc-
Cured on the New York Stock Exchange,
James Struthers. well-known opera
tor. fell 70 the door in a At and i'm
mediately expired. Business was sus-
pended for halt an hour, trading being
resumed at 1880. American securities
declined heavily on the London Stock
Exchaago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
Praise fer esaer.i R.osA.

LoNpON. Nov. 10. - General Booth,
OF the Salvation Army. coatinaes re-
eeiving letters commenting favorabl y
on his book, 'In Darkest England and
enc Way Out setting iorta scheme
for the relief Of poverty. igno-
rance and vice The Prince OF Wales
has written General Booth thanking
him for the reception Of a copy of the
book. lie says he Is confident that he
will be greatly interested.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

AT No sr- west. nervous, tired, lsnguid,
exaaus-sd 10 nerve power and Phyaca
s-reagfh vho pas restless ard sisspiess
nights, Vsk.nE tired ard gnrefrssaed morn
ings who are despondent snd depressed in
nind. Who have wesrv limbs snd trembling
Rsrves. who sufsr from hesdsChe, D~urs as,
pains and schss. rho have psipitstioa o.
hesrt troubl-. dyspepsia, indisrstios- isss q
spps'ite. Constipation kl8aey Or uVsr con
Pisiafs, nervous dssaitY. ssrv0us snd paTsi
cal prc-rsrion. psrslvsis. ruuoness, OF ssT
form ~ servoas dissAss, tboaid sss
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
MICHIGANCENTRAL


rhhiit. a 81 y hers eGI'N ezufFg ranraN
Taxing effect SUNDAY. Ju.x lS. lsS,
cteepihs care on faclfc Anu Atlantic Ii
presses y and from Detroit FAfior cars run
on D-s = press ann ofhnd Rapids Express fa
and from Detroit Direct capuerrl lsus ,tsae
ai Detroit with al hhraUeb Ira "a Fasf T'rs
ets IN sale 81 IBioh Ticket once e- Norrae
81. and "a Cation dfnaf
fsFp NJ BsIass 6enT Ag't oy Nourse.st
O. w hUeSLss. g. = and j. AE't. Chicaao.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
DETRoIr. GRAND HAVEN aMnwAUKrE

Detroit express leaving 50 "a m has Wagner
par4or and buffet car attached and evening
express leaving A. NJ has parlor car At
itched- These trains make direct connection
IL Detroit FOR ~ points EAst
hxpress leaving ~ 10 IS m has Wagner
Sleeping ear 10 Detroit. arriving 10 Detroit az
Z - m.
Through railfoad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets aBo sleeping csI berthS secured AZ
y. q, II. 4 NJ. once, = MOnroe-st.. and al TIE
depot
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent.
JOHN W. LOUD. Trafie Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
Or. Creene's Nervura,
Brain and Nerve Tonic.

~as -issrznls. hsd - s.niiion, -
strsuSrh IN NJ l-bs srs wss tired sl -
-hEe Wssa ~slx-s fs- r,ds I fsit a. =
Z vrrt - to-n cn ~ Frousd. ssed
D.. 6rseue's S.rTars. sns II has dec- ne
mere I'D sa@a snTthinx hsv- ev-r tsksz.
7 COX ST fe-i Hke snosh-- r--s-s uncs
eeEsn - AXE e. sas r~coznens = % Al
thsf sr- si1rg
Mrs. FRANCIS n BoDLK. Chester, S.Y.
- l'tfh--,sf s--s77ssff --E ~ = - F-s
ffsa~ s.r7 a-~n.r~1tsss o. srqsF -s~r1 E~ftc.s
- rss-A 49, 49, q Aarse~ r~ett ~ ~
> se--r-1. ~ $500 zrrs karfps 80 res
sis. Fr-os a. - bos3~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
IKEAsU KER's sorleE

latf IrozSQrefs eirlae
Grsna kap31s Nic1. ttCt - 5<ss
Notscs s Aaretx sisea that tie assessment
TSii tef Ite oeESlfacfleH ~ = Br~eI il IarurT
street tEoLa rsAth SlIorf & kiEkIh >tro<I
e. tAs cix o. Ncaua hAps&s : nen IL ~
hA1as Ana thz8 NH reae4xe l.ss uAenf tarEeo1
leF The pzrtaa - fNebtS NAyS tfem iAis E ATE
az tAf "a ae & tne lsly 1rc&Eessf sf CITY Hal
OE0k0k r. fEkkN
nos Is klik treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

ITalHa lIaThaI TN uAIIF
Daily except SEncaK
sltffIke sNH fAki0s tkE sKsvSOs
Norlh-ll g IA fralG. parlar chsif a. a.
AAcAl0aS cts. ID s. D al train Mana
sieeF "a Car fef Mack mas City
centh-t a : n train hss psrioT cdslr oar Il
1inelhn1l. 10 81 M train has through par.ar
AZ ief ChicsEo. co ~ train Wagner sleep
IN IAr Tor Cincinnati ll &C 4 n train M.a
neE oleopinG csr fOr Chicago.
maskesons crane Rsptas a indiana
or a ask eEOl. ~ o. am.~ulSam k.apm
fhSiA Ar-lt itsM sA a. 4 Al 4 M
lhnoeen pcsets ana tail Attenuation osa -
hao ~ cStlins upon A Amgulsf. ticket Aseof
~ uni3 stat an or g. ". MUhsen Unlau f7ckr
agent q AeLroe-st. Gfahc hspias Alirh
{. l. LoCKveop Gen. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

PIrrsBUEaH. Pa, Nov. lo.-Iudge Ma
gee has imposed the sentence of death
upon Frank Gerade, who killed his s.
year-old step-daughter. Annie Hoeffier,
By beating cut her brains against her
cradle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

CsFcsso v1~ -
rkrTr rR-NarR-s fafrfr active On iccA
nd - pninE srccuHt el1rtations rR-Eed a.
b IA - 'rr chaic- ~ fesrv shivrfng ste-rs.
a. la1ft u arp sood te saoi,e - ssp - hsl
curnaun ~ far a. 81 80 B fer raschers
Steers l1EsN E,r stocksfst q 90 fs frl
rerans. e. SC -1 FER Ws~te~us 81 ss82 - %
Fsefers q 7es - 'er Ccws, . ssR8 a. 20
RaHs sns a. assRS s1 aor v-al c-lves
H1as-N Nars~t aact-rst-.g setrs % pacx
f1r aad - 1r7z seccsHk SaIrs we're nssts
a. g x1sD FE FSs A. o0s a. ser Liebs,
e. sss N icr rcurh psesfns - xNAS - ~
r,rsf. sod k,e.2. = ~ AsssT sseslas ard
sh hi.pinE go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

Most compler'Cr powders hsve vuI
ga glare. bat Pouoni's = a tFus bss :
FER. whose Effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
DETROIT. LANSING a NORTHERN.
Oct 1Dff >. lStN.

pkfsNT.
ENpTe8 for saginaw zEd Bay City fTsam
Mail for Lansing Detroit and East ~ lam
Express for Lansing. Detroit and Easffi a. p m
Nal Tor Alma. 81 Louis and saginaw = 81 D M
Fast tsp- for Detroit. New YORK and
Boston ....-.-....-..... . .......-.-..' . p , m
tHEIfr
Mail from SAGINAW alo Say City y... III ssam
Mai from Lansing Detro and East ~ 10 2 m
Fast Exp. from Lansing Detroit and
the East .. ....-.-.........-..- sE0Spm
Express from Lansing apd petroit.-.f 60 , m
bXpress from saginaw, ~ Louis and
Alma...............---..... IDS
sDaiT. iDsiiy. erc rceuf sunday.
1he shortest line % Detroit and kast. Eie-
gsat parlor cars between Detroit AID Grand
Esrids
solid trains between erand Rapids sud sag
iusw. Two soic trains between srsuf Rap
ids and Detroit leaving sranc Rapids - s.
~ and 6f45 m. snc lessinY Detroit lis m
ard % r m
ticket cfsce. 6- Monroe 81. and I Iulon depot
GFonoH DEIikHEk. Gen. Psss Art
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

Peckhsu's Croup Remedy cures
Naccp.ns Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
For Nervous Debility, Weak and Shat
tered Nerves, Tired Brain, Sleep
Iessness, Poor Blood and
DebiIitated System.

Or. Greens's Nsrvurs e fhs great nerve,
brain and blood ineigorsnt Il nerves The
weary arm. strengthens tue tired Iiusbs. cures
the aching head, removes nerTousnsss and
nervous weakness. hsRiskss all tired fesiiHg'.
soothss. Gains and qai~fs the sscitsbie ard
irritable serves, pTodaoss nstrrsi saf refresh
ine sleep. rsises the gloon, depression snd
despoadssey fron TIRE mind, spTiches ths
Mood, cares nearsigia. nervous debility. ioss
q nemoTy, paralysis. nunbness. trembling,
bet flashes, f,rasle weakness aHd a. nervous
as.cfloaA b. a. zeszs ass
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

tlE6AkT wAckER BUffET SlrEPERS
TIE Ddufh, ,soUff Shorss tilsutc ~. i tas
Short Zoe frpn Love- a0hgsn % Ma
ouetis. houghton. Asssvnse, s. Pas Mn
nssDols, DUlufh. Portland, Seattle, Isesna
END the Great Northwest
Fer xsps. 1evsst Rst-s. ete- ean - nssr>sf
1ickef tFsnt ~ address
va DEAKiNe, Jsckson. ateh-
fgiefrlff fsss hgsDt
TTTCH. C-B HkBb4kD.
een. ksnsger. &. p I. A.
ksreBstts. Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
Or. Creene's kervura,
Health and Strength.

~T hs~s tsksn Dr. cr~ene's Nsrvu-s. sad .
sas tens Ne uorr Eoos fhsn a. fhe ne6ici7ss
ever tex sever thouGss rszi1 eTsT -
a. 49, ss as n-f5cfs. k.s nass- ns fssL
NJ hssessd = - Asr7s = - - s~<t-r thst
,. se,fs svsrY SO shesf thi. -esserfsl ns-f
e{oe. .ss tss.k CD sv-~v Gag as nisat
tass he seos ze sks ne6icre~
M. ANSIE DONOVAN.
Atis~ssrss. G.. a
~ - - .-~~rf y c----s e. -
r-<erc~ - tAis r-~efr rKe - ~ 49,
s---l.lsrr ~ ~ f-sar-s-z - ~~-~-~s -
rf-e-sr sssesses ~ e. css~-s. p~-e7~@r -
- lss~. - sss ~. s. F~< 7s1 - N-~
Tc~k
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
THE MARKETS.
Oraln. ProvIsions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Nov 10
Froun-Ouiet aad steady Spring Wheat
Patents N0ss5 So Strsights. asoc475;
H.k-r.s g. t0a 40. Winter Wheat Flour 81 q
G. s5 'or Pateat- - 10 70 for Clears.
WuEAr-Raisd sassf-.ed Anc nervous No
Cash. s5nsso, December o. c931e. sHd Nay.
IotG a.
CoKS FAlr tracing sai unsettled no 2.
B2ke. No 2Ysi'0w SIC, 40 q &c, No. Yel-
los ssRc, Eoscmosr aas252Ao; December.
bIA ls3ao, Nay. 54h ho531c-
OArs- Nofcrateiy sctive and stesty. No. g.
tlUac. Osccmaer. ES84c. May. s5sa
sssc Samples ,a Eood supply aud steady Ma.
q sJtEc 80. waite. sss2Eg; no. 2 sc
as No svhits. rDHae
Rvk-Qact Ard easy. No. ? cash. sosoi
Noverirer. tstsc. Decesnbe fs7sr Sample lots
eCesc fo- 40 E. aad 6a0Ec for No :
BAstry Demand fair more o1ered and
rarset easy Na Noeemoer sscs'c.
Samples cenron, 81 500 good - cholce. 10
TUc aid extra I0ts q -9c
Mass PoRS-M Market rather active. aad p Ices
ruled higher Qsotations ranged az g. z5e@ S' =
Tor cash e. - su for December. fii. "a
f2fls Cor January ard ~ 500 - ~ Tor hs7.
LARD Rather active and prices ruled higher.
Prices rangsd al 3 oe E607ys Tor cash @.J5a
az. for Decesnbsr e. az, for January,
snd ie eT7'st ~ Tor Aag
ErrrFR- Creamery. t2G(c, Dairy, ifLSzci
PackinE stock s4sc
PoutrsY-f.ivs ChicEens sTsiSc per n
Snriug chickens. f3Tc per 10. Live Tar
kevs zoe per 'o Live DucsS f3cc per 10. (;
Live Geese - 90 ~ 7s per totsa
IIouoRs- Disti..rd Spirits ruled Grn a. VI II
Per ga for ds.sael Goods
OtIs-W sconsn Prims WHITE. sac; Watsi
White, s,c. Michigan Prime waite.
$50. Water Whl- ffaci Iuf ana Prime
white 80 wsfer wblr. iqsc. HesfliElL
as test i0Ise. Ia-a Ne 81 dsz'S te. a deg =
szc, NaDhtaA So srg -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

NV I U"A- wv 70
wFxAr-Duu aGNo lower. easY peces-
e-r q p4s2Iosk Jsnnsry. Nobh, MsF.
O. uSsaiass
Cosx Flrner. q No ssc0sc, steam.
e mix-d $50
oars Quiet frm NJ wrsteru. 4Fcsrc
Psov1NoSs toii steady plate = 1o3
asso. sxtra aaese - socis 20 Psrs steadr.
a1 st nssx 81 i9an - ertrs prime 80 -
ILl0. lard laleI sasy; steam rendered SIS
CrEvE1sSr a. Sor 20
FrrPofSrx-Cr.st % Standard White. 20 1ek
tesl - = sasci.ns, sc e gAseiias, IL; 81
napatha "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
CHICAGO WEST MICHIGAN RAILWAY.

October 5. lSsa.
pEFaRT.
Nail for Manisiee and Traverse Cifyf THam
Exp Tor Chicago. MuskegOa 20 a fu
Fast Mail for Chicago and IndianAp-
OILS .... 100 u IN
Express for Mnskegon and Hart kFpm
E1prtss TOT VI Naskegon. Grand Haven't 90 m
NiEht cypress for cff ......... q i 81 . m
Night Express for India spoiis-... 81 IS , Ia
For Big Rapids, Ba' dwin. Ludington
Nsnistee and Traverse City ..-..f I os . m
Night Express for Traverse City----fll 80 3 m
ARRIvE.
Night Express from Chicago .----.... . GSoa m
Night hxprcss from Indianapolis. Q 81 . n
hNpfess from Nuskegon and HArt..--fio - > m
Nal from danistef and Traverse Cityfi1 IS IA
Man from Chiesso and Musk egou..-fk o. Al
Express from Grand Haven. ....-.....-...f 50 , m
k1press from PeRT water Muskegou - m
Fasf Ex press from n cago . no Is . r
From Msnisfee. Ludington. Baldwin
and XIX Rapids .. IL u p m
lrom MaaiStees aud Traverse City g. 70
IRON traverse City ...-..-..... fin ~ = m
'Dsly. tDsily except sunday. fDxiiy e1-
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m. ira mo extra charge for seats
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from Chicago and 70 p m train from GRAND
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-17
Remembered His Benefactor.

| heard lately an anecdote which depicts
better than pages Of description could do the
fine and generous nature of Frederick Cover
In his youthful days a wealthy citizen in his
native place, "a small town in New England,
interested himself greatly in the future of the
bright intelligent boy, and furthered with
his influence and advice young Covers eff.
forts to acquire thorough education Years
passed and the young man, who had in the
meantime become the posSessOr of u hand
some fortune, returned to the home of his
boyhood and sought out his former bene-
factor, whom he found in greatly reduced
circumstances and struggling under a load of
debt. is there anything | can do for YOU"
asked Mr.. Cover
YES was the response, Il have mort
gagged my remaining property very heavily
and at an eXOrbitaut rate of interest. If you
will take the mortgages in your own hands
and suffer me t" pay you simply legal in
terest, 1t will be great accommodation to
me and you will lose nothing by it."
Mr.. Cover paid Off every one of the mort
cages and Cancelled them as well, leaving his
friends property entirely free and disencum-
bered.-New York Home Journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-17

parted and there was my husband sitting in
my fayre room, but wrinkled and hand
some girl hung about him Then all became
blurred ike an image i a stirred pool, and |
was but staring into tn cup
Thy husband is to be twice matched, !"
said the man grimly, and with a hooking
reverence
wish had not looked in tn cup. And
yet tn black art is tiend'S pleasure. God
rules. Ami SILL would l had not IIis to
think of; for love tn day and my house
and tn ordering o my maids.
Down i tn graveyard mothers mound is
greene. Mayhap she did feel this once, in her
turn.
The fashion Ct this wurld passeth awaie!-
Adelne s. Knight in The Springfield Repub-
hCan
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-17
TO A FRIEND.

When after long and weary efforts
The sought for end is near at hand
5hould then, perchance, Fate unexpected
Determine all your hopes TO strand,
Then, when your eyes shed tears Of sorrow,
Weep not so long, they are in vain;
Hold up your head, and on the morrow
Be a man and try again
Yet have no shame of honest tear drops
Caused by deep and heartless wrong,
The heart o'erburdened must have sOlace-
But shame Oh him who weeps too long.
Look ahead and let your sorrow
In forgotten past remain
Weep today, but on the morrow
BE a man and try again.
Remain not down when you have fallen,
Faltcr-and be stamped to death.
Arise and join the struggling masses;
A man should hope while he has breath.
To brood will only deepen sorrow,
And whct the bitter edge of pain.
Brood today, but on the morrow
Be man and try again.
Philadelphia Times.