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$50, 900 for Square 9S4.

Watson J. Newton has bought for $1,000 Of
H. j. Gray square 9s4, bounded by L street,
Maryland avenue, 1lth and 18th streets north
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wILLETT 4 Ruorr.
HAT1ERs AND FURRiYRa


dim Dos PENN. AVE
A MANS WIFE SHOULD ALWAYS Re THE SAME
- especially to her husband. but i aha u weak and
nefv9us aud uses Carriers lrvn Pills. she cannot b
i9r thoS make her -fael uke Different peRson, %
tney ~ say. and their husbands say 30 tool
Il ,ApIEs TAKE AN0osTURA BIT TIERS GENIE
ally when they feel low sp1r3tsd, IL brighSons
s =, up DE- saegsrt Soma sole manufsctuSes1 At
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were tho readings at the Sig
nal Office today: am. e.; 2 pm, "a; MAXI
mum. IS; minimum, 81.
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4 LlsNER PRoPRIxroR. a.
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NIEik

BOOTH. Suddenly. October 8. 1890. Mrs ELIZA,
BETH BIso1 IL. widow of the late John W Booth aseI
sixty three years
May she rest in peace
Funeral from her late residence 10 street NORTH
wsf, Monday. OctOLer q, at O'Clock. Relatives ard
frieII 10 invited to attend
BURRElL Departed this life Saturday October 4
1890, at $50 O'ciOck, JOSHUA BUlil.lI.. assi
thirty-two beloved husband Of &olly BurreI fIer a
faith
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LADIES DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

10 per cent Oh the marked prices Of every article in
the following departments: Tss Gowns Black silks.
Lnces. Dress Trimmings. Buttons, Ribbons Furs, Silk
Under wear. Enlbroideries Real Gold Jewelry.
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UrHE LETTER BELOW REPLIES CON-
HuNcAT1ox 1ouH PERSONAL RE QUEST WISE
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Foa
COUGH.
CATARRH.

Convenient active and pleasant For sale by all drug
Rtsts for 80 cents. I2N
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MAIN MARKED ON ALL GOODS TO THE
REGULAR PRICES. THE PRICES YOU
TO The RIGHT ARE SOUVENIR PRICES.
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On. J. G. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists 81. six IS. Worth s5 bottle
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
THE NEW CITY MARKET.
Elaborate Plans Prepared by City Engi
neer Collar.

The project of constructing public
market place over the river between
Pearl, Allen and Lyon-sts. has received
an encouraging impetus towards final
realization. in the plans and estimates
just prepared by City Engineer Collar.
Under the plans il appears that the
structure will extend from the Pearl-st.
bridge along the East Side water front
$50 feet 10 Lyon-st.; thence across the
river 10 the foot of Allen-st. thence $50
feet along the West side to Pearl-st.
bridge. The appearance of the struc-
turc will be not unlike huge
wharf. tenanted by busy market
men ranged along all four sides
ia neat booths, with a great
open area IN the center peopled with
tue early incoming gardeners or
thronged with eager sellers of produce.
The superstructure will be of steel.
strongly braced glrders covering like n
net work the whole area and firmly at
tached TO immense piers or columns of
solid masonry firmly lmbedded in the
rock foundations beneath the river.
The entire top will be covered either
with HdIuWOOu planks OF paving DIOcks
OF approved material, making the sur
face as smooth as the floor of a roller
skating rink. Many suggestions here
tofore co.slCered valuable were
weighed and rejected by the engineer
Is mpracticable. The market place
VIII have four or more approaches, two
from Pearl-st. and one each from Lyon
and Allen-sts. The inevitable growth
of the city is provided for, 50 that in
case the market ever becomes mad
equate, il may be extended northward
for any distance desired.
The entire estimated cost is placed at
500, 600, but changes may, and likely
~lll suggest themselves that will IN
crease this amount. The council com
mittee will meet Friday evening and
examine the engineers plans and
estimates.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
TOWN TOPICS.


Cabinets s.. wyke's. IS Monroe
Otto FasSo, a cripple, was taken 10
ths county farm yesterday.
In the circuit court yesterday suit
for divorce Was Instituted by julia L..
Myers against James HI. Myers.
The gsain receipts reported 10 the
Hoard OF Trade yesterday were four
loads OF corn and one OF wheat.
A SICK mule fell down yesterday aud
Distracted traffic = short time at the
corner OF West Bridge and serlbner-sts.
Martin De Eos, convicted of criminal
assault, IN the superior court, will APP
peal from the judgment and sentence
OF seven years AT Ionia.
William Bodell, Tyrone, and Lucy
, Hinton, Hopkins. were quietly married
by Justice Rathbun at the county
clerks ONCE yesterday afternoon.
John Ericsson, the young fellow con-
victed in the superior court of tamper-
ing with q switch in the railroad yards
several months ago, will loo taken to
lonna today.
Ranton Il MeIaehlsn. the evangelist
closed successful mseting IN Decatur
Sunday night. in which so persons con-
tessed conversion. The evangelists
will speed New Years IN tins city, tine
guests OF DIR. Durham.
Collector Steketee received from the
old country the other day, S. bill OF
the old Erie Il Kalamazoo railway
conipany's currency. dated in 1888
The sender asked convertible cur
rency' be sent IN return for the bill.
p. NJ. Osborue 4 CO., Auburn, y. ".
yesterday filed ball in chancery for
the foreclosure of mortgage given by
Carey w. Higby ct. al. on lands in the
township of Byron. The amount
secured Is $1,000 and interest for one
year.
A watchnight service will be held at
Second Street NJ. T.. Church tonight
FROM . O'Clock 10 Il. Sermons and
testimony with song service will be
gwen. TIE pastor, Rev. w. W. Thomp-
sou, viii De assisted by the Rev. VIM.
Denmsn of East-Street Church. A
cordial invitation to all.
Rev. j. I. Hustled. the eloquent and
Justly popular pastor of the Plainiield-
Avenue Congregational Church. has
declined very tempting call to become
the pastor of churches at Saugatuck
and Douglass. The decision will be
hailed with great satisfaction by all the
friends and acquaintance of the esti-
mable gentleman.
In the case of Alice f. Lapham VS..
w. III. Lapham, an action for divorce
In which both parties are claimed To be
OF tender age. A motion was made
yesterday by Marvin Lapham, father of
the DEFENDANT praying for his appoint
ment rs guardian ad Item of his son.
A supplementary motion was also
made IN behalf of the plain tiff praying
for the dismissal of the bill.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Hbs szs<s1ss Csars Ds<Asasz "a sss
skE<ss k&ils@y tAss.

The esp<s1as Cs4Es Dsskstsz IA Tie
skssss k&sls@y tAss.
The attorneys VI the street railway
company Of Grand Rapids. Mont
gonaesy i Bunas, are "a recsiPs Of
sopy 81 tas SepFsHas eoafs eee.s.Oa "a
regard 70 NE eou pSny's pstit1en for
E0andAnas ordering ire ely ID specify
AID approve tie kind OF poles - &c
used fos Supporting me eompanys elee-
TIE hns wires. Ihe opinion vas writ
ten BY Justies Long and sas eeneuFEed
Ia BY CAssf Justice champln, AID
Justiee Grant, Justice Csnill zad Morse
dissenting. The substance Of the
opinion Is as follows:
.sfhe prayer OF TIE relzter 10 that the
Common Council he required TO pro
coed 10 approve OF the kind and pat
tern or poles 20 be used BY the relator,
for TIE purpose of operating It's road
under the rights granted Il BY the ord
nance"
We are satisfied from an examination
OF the ordinances.
|. That oy section ) il was the duty
OF tie Common Council TO fix and de-
termine the kind and pattern Of poles
10 be erected and used by the relat0r.
2. That the Common Council have 50
fixed and diets rmined the kind and pat.
tern OF such poles by It's resolution or
July 2s, 1880, that is, iron poles within
the tire limits OF said city, and wooden
or iron poles outside OF the city limits.
5. That the condition attaching the
giving OF transfers 10 the use OF
wooden poles outside OF such fire limits
IS wholly imperative and VOID, and be-
You'd the power OF the council 10 pre-
scribe.
THIS condlti ton is in direct conflict
with section Ii of chapter 30 OF How
ell statutes, and IS An attempt 10 de-
prlye the relatOr of the rights and PRIV
lleges conferred By the ordinances
heretofore adopted, and the terms OF
which, IL IS conceded, the reIator has
already accepted. AS the council have
already done what the rcla,or prays IL
may be compelled 10 do, the writ OF
mandamus must be denied
The principal point of interest in the
opinion, is that the city has no right TO
force the company to furnish transfers
from one line 10 another by condition
spg tie granting of the privilege To erect
Wooden poles outside the fire limits,
upon such concession by the COM
pany.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
Ef---7zz@u
FIRST STORY.

trim Of doors and windows inside and
jams OF door frames are of yellow pine.
The doors are OF white pine, with four
sunken panels nodded both sides-1ls
inches thick for first story, Il inches thick
in second story. Brass faced mortise locks
in first story, rim locks in the second story,
black japanned rim butts and white porce-
lain knobs throughout.
The doors and stairs are filled and var
nished two coats with white varnish. All
other inside woodwork is finished with ono
coat of filler and one cost of hard oil. The
exterior is painted in two coats of best
mixed paints, in two colors-body of light
buff color, with dark brown trimmings and
red sash; cutters, etc, of charcoal tin
The first story contains parlor, dining
room, kitchen, staircase, hall, pantry and a
small alcove room which should be sepa-
rated from the parlor by portieres, and
may be used as study.
The second story contains two cham
bers, two bedrooms. hall and one closet
The exterior is made picturesque by the
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
SIDE ELEVATION.

The veranda rafters arb Of 2x6 white
pine, dressed. The first and second story
floors are OF l,6x4 dry spruce, blind nailed.
The outside and partition walls are ceiled
with ss-inch yellow pine, tongued and
grooved and blind nailed. The floor beams
and studding OF partitions where exposed
To view are dressed. The ceiling OF the first
floor is formed by having the under side OF
the flooring dressed. The side walls and
ceilings of the second story are covered
with 5sx3, tongued and grooved yellow pine,
same as side walls of front Story.
The newels, rails and ballusters of stairs
are of ash, the treads and risers of yellow
pine. The window and door frames out
side, castings and sash are of white pine.
The sashes are balanced with weights in
the usual way, and glazed with double
thick sheet glass, with borders of tinted
glass in the upper sash. The chimneys are
Of hard brick. laid in cement mortar. The
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31


MAJ People Peel k-~sy - pls rpsa 90
Mat i she cause 81 ths blaes Aans
ous o. ten peapss have OCCASIONAL lis
Of The blues, and accept the tact WITH
cut mquiTiag inte the cause. la the
yss1 majority 81 cases i = due 10 nsT-
yous disorders 81 soEas sori: headaches,
failing memory, nervousness. neural
pa are al effects % tie same cause.
he high pressure a. sAlch Ne I've
n0waG@ss i 70 b.2f0e for mosf OF Tie
smaller Els. which are neglected as De-
lug % mo consequences. fet These
apparently un.nportant m2ladlts ale
most frequently tie toIerunnsrs OF
more serious illness, and warn of lrAs2ii-
itv, complete pEostTstlon, paralysis OF
sudden death. On rTsi notice Of the
symptoms Of approaching nervous
trouble, suen as mental depression, m
ability TO recall NAMES aud faces, nef-
yo9s twitehing OF the muscles,
aud the others already men
toned. il is the duty OF everyone To
avert the possible danger. To accom-
piktA THIS the tfdfa anu INV ASS1e
should be strengthened and fepien-
ished. Paine's Celery Compound, IN
which the recuperause quality OF GEL
cry is carefully preserved by its proot -
OF manufacture, viii 50 build up tie
nervous system that q new lease OF HE
seems 10 have been taken by the SUI
fering individual who is fortunate
enough 10 obtain il. sleeplessneS,
which is one OF the most frequent
causes OF insanity, is itself caused by
nervous arrangement, and can be over
come by this compound. Indigestion
is removed by producing healthy &C
ton of the whole nervous system, by
It's use.
Thousands of people, both in the
United States and Canada, have saved
themselves from the terrible mental
breakdown and prostraton OF the
nervous system, which follow the
strain put upon brain and nerves by the
rushing life of today. Paine's Celery
Compound is an absolute and certain
cure for all nervous disorders, and is
guaranteed TO be SPECIFIC for nervous
prostraton, sleeplessness, dependency,
neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, ner-
yons and SICK herdaches, paresis and
loss Of appetite.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

y6S3t Bk8tAltla@
fo~ndneioa eonsSss u osix poses so IA
~ gresAd below tAs asssA Of trust TIE
balsd4ag = oousxssessd with eAiAeoa
frame IN the usual wsy. TIE ssssddsax u
oatsisir walls sAd supporting Partitions
\ Of zx4 spruce. aud the manor Partitions
sxs plank. fsss from centsrs, door busrns
Sxic. r~ftsr. sxs. foot ircAss from cen
t<Ts- The exterior walls are covered vita
sh<Ashinx paper aud n0ssasy SIDING.
The man roof - shsnstsd with clear butt
white pine. the shingles Lad On ks shineie
l~sh. The vsrands root Is u bsx9 tongued
and eroovei white pins. dresed both sides,
with the joints covered with sincA
rnol1ed hsssen- The veSAnda noor Is OF
lxo surfaced spruce. laid edge 10 edge.
Barge boards aid open timber work Of
cornices is Of 3inch white pine Versnda
posts Of ox6 white pine, nsaely turned. with
ratings Of the same.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most as night: worse by
scratching. IT allowed 80 contr ne
tumoTs form, which often bleed and
ulcerste, becoming very sore. SwAySY's
OTSTsENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, aud IN most CAGES
removes TIE tumors. At druggists, O.
~ mail. tor 80 cents. Or. svayne &
son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

An Efficient method OF cleaning marble
is to coat It with a compound of soap lees
intermixed with quicklime and brought to
the consistency of milk. After twenty
four hours the whole il washed of with
soap and water. and the marble when dry
IL rubbed with Eve putty powder and olive
oil--Decorator and Furnisher
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

'An open question with many wheth-
er the Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra
does not make much better music than
the vaunted Strauss Orchestra. -
Chicago Herald.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
SECOND STORY.

broken gables and veranda which extends
almost entirely around the building. The
exterior effect Of the whole is exceedingly
pleasing. and would make a charming
summer residence for the most fastidious.
The cos: is from 81 100 to $1,000. according
To location. ID. w. KING.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
To Sell The Haymark -,

An order mas been entered IN Judge
Groves docket in the ease OF James ".
Converse vs.. David Il. Clay, ct al,
directing sale of the real estate and
sppurteuances known as the Hay
market, located on kent-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
Reduction in Prices!

Cuticura Soap, per cake 10
Pears Unscentcd Soap per cake 20
Pears Glycerine Soap, per cake ID
Ali White Rose Soap, per cake ID
Colgate's White CASTLE per cake 07
Malvina Cream, per jar .35
Recamier Cream, per jar 500
Zonwess, per tube 10
Pozzonis Powder, per box .35
Iubins Perfumes in bulk per o. bottle included IS
Lautiers Perfumes in bulk per o. bottle included 80
Lubins Toilet Powder per IA h. package IL
Eau de Ouinine, per S-oz. bottle go
DRUG STORE
the advertised
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

k>0NLEs-Ta Hartford Mich On the 18th
Inst. J>snss A knosles. Of this eity.
faasgsl from she family residence ss 8 .. N.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

This DAY Ia Hist0.y Dee. 81.
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- 1ps<Gpnw1 - Dsnsisss Are1k ksaekNt
Qgnb0 ~ v~s rapsznpd: xo1tsn -1ssy SO
klne6 ~ kzaot1 xesSak~a TIE A2sri1sss
ssnepns~t Csaads N - f,nisssng Js1a
- ma II Fsr1hsas.x q L<ssrpe 1s gsTxazsiss.
Bsasess saGss>se d ~ sa.s esss>&
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eesfszw>aw ssda< sr><x ssksslsa GA
= k1s q iA5coS cnsas 49, ilss7a
une-fru<>usnaE ssrsa>p 81 Kane vechlhitsd e.
espl - ~ oEnoannzns
W<- p<s<a = noa 0~srvs n Dslzaz. - sses
prsSatssG = up1fss Skstss. sAa zalxksGs -
kzaAsd; aosd -
- -heh~st bEvwaxAs. pos4 inEepvsd h wsse
ulasssx Aeosy viah iApossas ssesnoaiA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Van Hcuten's Cocoa-Largest sale IN
the world.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Miss May Drew has returned to Big
Rapids.
II. I. Chase has gone to New York
and Boston.
Miss Susie Gordon IS visiting Miss
Clara Dole, Of Ypsilan!.
Miss Jessie Wisncr is visiting Miss
Myrta Stevens, of Lansing.
Mas Adelins Hurd, OF Muskegou, IS
Visiting friends IN tbs city.
Mss Alice Spooner, OF Greenville, is
ring friends IN this city.
srs- Lock - visiting hef daughter,
e d. y. Barrett, At Jackson.
= N Mcdonald has returned from a
.sith his parents n Canada.
SIS Anna Wilsoa is visiting Mss
= ssie Camp ell. of kalamazoo.
Richard r. Smith. OF Greeny!lle. IS
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Walter
Pierce.
Mes Della HefTick, of Jackson, IS
Spending a few days with friends in
thJs city.
Mrs. 4. G.. Stekstec aud children are
.he cl ssts OF relatives III Saginaw for
vs..
Rickman and family are the
r. Bullsrd and family, OF
lrich and Mss Inez Y.
" frleads IN this city
IS.
who has been the
D0nahue, has re-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

You can get fine New Years candies
at Elliott & Co., l0l Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
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What Will 1t Be-


III you want choice canned goods Or
der them of Elliot d Co., I0I Monroe-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture OF flour.
It's products are in great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try It.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

I~zl. II G>~ss<~s<4s@-
fo~pyri<As ~ AA~~sc~@ Press Assus~@ssal
Tie ss<.a2e<zy-as Ll@s1r>sse<s rspx~
sass ensS1 ts seHznsex ookl.se troat
Ia "a zH ocean, l~ks ~ river v,ss rs~rs
= 10 eet1ax entu tAs ealztlng. and -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

The finest fruit in the city can always
be obtained al Elliott & Co.'s, lol Mon
roe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR.

ures, you will continue to
buy them at 30 and 81
MOnrOe-st. We have told
you before that one of the
principal reasons we can
sell them SO cheap is that
we import our goods our
selves, and therefore save
you one or two commissions
you are bound to pay to
those who depend on the
eastern houses. Christmas
has come and gone, but 1t
did not take all our choice
things. Our lines are still
complete, and we will con-
tinue to sell them at our
well-knOwn low prices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
Lily White.

New Years candies at Elliott & Co.
l0l MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Millinery going at great sacrifice.
The stock of millinery damaged By the
late fire at 81 Canal-st., must be sold.
Goods damaged slightly, and goods
damaged so that you would not know
1t, all must go. Now is your time TO
secure bargains. First come, first
served. q. A. BERwIN,
81 Canal.st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
Farmers Produce.

Bntter-lg1zs &c = p.
RISE = dozen.
pot8tOeS-ioc &c > hushei.
Appies-5gc, 81 a. = bashei.
a1tage-. o suJc ? zen.
IuruipS- g1r ae = tg shei.
heeis-f0e = busae'
Carrots ess+c = buShel.
Ouions-7zcdsSc q basael.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
Fire. Fire,. Fire..

Fine New Years candies at Elliott g.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
1GONA1D'S

Wishes you all
a Happy New
Year and hope,
if you want any
thing in CHINA,
GLASS w ARE,
House Furnish
ing Goods. Sill
VER-WARE or
TOYS, and at
the lowest fig
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31
Jobbers' Prices

Bsons-Sl.ggI.75s bushes.
Apples -ftf0aa q = Dol.
Petatt-S-sc > bIslei.
EEgs-20a &c : a8tea.
Buttsr-i*sa BE = -
tranberres-s3 - E hushel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-31

Ne. I 6rsen Hides-fc p n.
Ne. 2greeR hides-ss E =.
10. { Cured Bites--S5t c = ih.
-Na. Cared Hides e. 8 -.
No Z cured Calf Hiaes--e r n.
No. Cured Calf iideS-6 = , p.
Ne. 3 Cured Calf Htdes-sc = =.
Lamb Sklas--ifsa ~ apiece.
Taiiow &s1sc p r..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-18
THE MINsrRKLs.

ssager--The critics have been very cempli-
mentary 20 me. They al say that In my last
performance deserve . wsrd OF praise. Call
Yes. % see: but I notice that none OF them
give II TO you--Boston Trusscrfpt
Chollie--I cay. fweddic. see by the papAhs.
that there Is Q woman oai West who cannot say
anything except yes or no Fweddie-Ihat's
night who couldn't say anything except no.
H'asAiaeson star.
me" said Gus De Jay. II don't care mach fob
these temperance people, yoa know. buf should
nevah think OF putting enemy into my mouth
to steal away my brains" "And IL you did, "
said a friend Of bis. ii, would b good Joke on
the enemy. - WasAiagsoa Post
Frsd-why, Charlie. thought you were get.
ting on 20 well with rich Miss De Hoofe, she's
cut ysa dead. Charfie-Yaas: she told me ai
Christmas | might send her enough candy to
nil her slipper. I sent her four pounds, and
she's never spoken 10 nae nec.-ExcAdase
MA" said Willie, who had been to the mis-
s.onary sewing society with his mother. Il feel
very sorry for the poor little heather" That's
right. Willie. am glad 20 see you show such
spirss" "Yesm. I'd feel sorry for nybcdy
that had b wear the clothes that yoa people
were making today. - WasAfscsea Post.
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pressed her little hand. ''to ,afsk that never
nu you before tonight" IT In sudden. she
answered. .'eut then" Yes" he said. I'm
pul1vely. Ill = the cid. old story--the old, cd
story OF love at tsss sight" And added 10
that" she sursled, my being . widow.H-Ros.
tos tesrter.
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resembles any of my bats. DO yoa. maiAms Net
the least IN ne vofld. dear. never Cad Il soo
small Tor my head next DAY after club nee ting
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