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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

This Space is Reserved for
A. P. DYE, the Pacific Ave.
Groceryman, who is too
busy selling goods to write
an ad. this week, but will
next. Look out for it.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

The w. G.. T. y. will meet with
Mrs. A. A. Stone, on Saturday after
noon of this week, at three o'clock.
All ladies that are interested In tenn
perance work are invited to. be pres
ent. Come aud see what kind OF
work the w. G.. T. u. is doing.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

Milo Camp, commissioner of the
town of Scott, informs us that they
are to have U. s. flag to hoist over
the school house in his district. The
money has been raised and the flag
sent for. This Will be the first school
flag in the county.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

A Sunday-school Institute will
probably be held in the Congrega-
tional church, Jan. 20 and 80, to be
conducted by state Superintendent
Herrick, Of Minneapolis. Two or
three sessions will be held each day,
and all interested in Sunday-school
work will he profited by attending.
1t is hoped that several pastors of the
conference Will he present.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15
Ayers SarsaparilIa,

Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price 81; six bottles, IS. Worth s5 bottle.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

A .well-known and experienced
merchant once remarked: ~ would
not give much for boy who does not
say we before he has been with us
q fortnight" The boy who says
tive" indentlties himself with the
concern. It's interests are his. He
takes pleasure In his work, and hopes
some day to say tive" In earnest.
The boy will reap Of what he -sows If
lie keeps up his grit and sticks to his
job. You may take off your hat to
him as one of the solid men OF the
town. Let his employer do the fair
thing 10y him; check him kindly IL
he shows signs of being too big for
his place; counsel him as to his
habits and associates, and occasional
ly show him q pleasant prospect of
advancement. A little praise does
an honest boy II heap of good. Good
luck to the boy who says "we.n
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

Our experience teaches US that the
best way for a man TO get along in
this world is for him to stand by his
friends. When q man attempts to
make friends of his enemies, and de-
segts his old aud tried friends, in the
end he is pretty sure to "get left.'
We had slight specimen of the
historical january thaw" here on
Thursday and Friday of last week.
1t was quite warm on Thursday, and
the snow on the roofs of buildings
melted quite freely. It did not thaw
enough however to damage the
rleighing.
III. Ellsworth has just completed a
new brick house on his farm in the
town of Framnas and taken posses
sion of the same. 1t is twenty-four
feet square, and one story high. Mr..
Ellsworth is justly proud of his new
residence, which is the first brick
house erected In the county.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15
Tax Laws,

WIN. GAUSMAN,
President.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

At the meeting of the Stevens
County Farmers Alliance, held last
Saturday afternoon, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-R. ]. Hall.
Vice President-L ID. Perkins.
Secretary-L. J. Sohlattman.
Treasurer-F. G. Smith.
Delegate to State Alliance-R. j.
Hall.
During the past fall the grain buy
ers at Hancock and Morris have been
paying more for wheat than Mime
apolis and there was question how
long they could conduct business In
that way. but lately charges Of dis
elimination have been preferred
against the Manitoba and Northern
Pacific railroads, charging both roads
with carrying wheat from the above
points at rates which Disseminated
against other points. A hearing was
had before the grain and warehouse
commissioners on Thursday, but we
go to press too early to learn the re-
sults.-Glenwood Herald.
Oh, shucks! That "discrimina-
ton" business is all bosh. Our grain
dealers paid higher price for wheat
than grain buyers in other towns did
simply because they are honest and
proposed to deal fairly with the farm
ers. That's all.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15
Railroad Time Table.

Collections a Speciality.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
Z. ]. Lamb & Company.
RIAL ESTATE AND C0NNI5s

RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION,
Opposite Union Depot. IaoaeS7.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-ge have ius
plated ole % tue Gao cest additions e st
made 10 the city. Tie piat consists ~ So 4ae
lots Oa iiali---. Rit-ln eafg reach ~ steam %
horse cars. " e desire so rllac "a large sum ul
moaey WlfalA the next tru days. ana 40 at-
c0mptsl tAIs SIC Save concluded o. SELL Toe
entire Eial. TINS Is au oppsriun ~ ~ Is pie
time Tor ihe risht parts 20 MAKE snu2 Sum oi
money, Tue property 0iH D. shown Ifce oi
charge 20 any one wishing 90 bay.
EOR SALE-We have q Efs; class roller -four
iug mil that VIII make money Tor tae
right arli@s. IAc mlll IS az the latest design.
AMI mas i capacity ol sixty barrels. The nla-
cuiusrv 5 uew and Ia fr,f-clHss condition Aas
iye SetS 81 dou3.s -four rolls ana three seia ~
double feed rolls Ihr ID cost s.tN. ana j.
,forth today slpt01. BESIDE The MIL. iheIe 8
sven lois good barn auG ,s'J cords 81 wood.
The entire piH percy Will Dt sod Tor : ,uJi. hr
property viii bs s3own 20 auy one meaning
business. Terms satisfactory.
HOk ShLE-"e G. have fue paving hotel -
thriving Locality tLat Wlli b- solo at a bar
gain u taken q; once lhe boici D. nrsi class
IA every parIcu.ar. ana Is luInisnea WITH ihe
latest motel appliances. Ihe property nas
twenty we'll furnished rooms. anc travelling
men pronounce u tL9 best hote IN Western
Michigan. This property is paving invest
mrnt fOT soms good man with little money
Can at once II YOU mean business. ia take
city property Ia part payment
E0R SALE fine rat. near the Madison
ave. crossing OF the D.. l.. q \. r. r.. suit
able for iouF families. Tie tat will reat for
so per month. and is witAin few steps oi
steam or horse cars This property viii be
sold for $50. OF viii exchange f0r other prop
eTty.
FOR SALE-We have a rare bargain that IS
sure 70 make money for some one. The
property Is located on Spnng-st.. near Oakes,
and is now renting for s25 per month. This
property IS centrally located and is occupied
by g0O1 paying tenants and - sure % im-
prove IN value faster than any property In the
city. from the fact that % is within one BLOCK
oi the Union depot. and within TWO blocks u
the busy portion of NonTOe-st. The property
viii be sold Tor 500 per foot 30 foot front.
[OR SALE-0r viii exchange for other prop
4 erty. real or personal. two houses on one
large lot Win divide the property and sell
each separately. The property Is situated Oh
Logan s.. near Easiest. and wlk make two
pleasant homes. which are now renting for SO
per month. This f. rare Oarla n for some
one. and is sure 10 be taken "a once.
L1OT SALE--A siX-r0om house on Cole-St.
IL Good wells; lot 50xl25; only ss10. VIII take
small payment IOWA and balance on monthly
payments. Would take cheap lot for nrst pay
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Invest CATIONS within the realms of
archaeology and paisontoiogy have
proven very interesting to scholars. and
have been Of lasting bene6tt0 mankind
N general But as a merely curious
specimen Of creaGon the modern Demo-
Crst surrsSses them all. He a. srs1-
Tar compound. He fOur shes Of of dis
content, ant prosperity "a his evll.
why n this last half of the nineteenth
century he should b. found uncovered
Nv the depth.of earth. 20 be viewed ey
the naked eve. a problem for a ence.
sociology. or something eiss. % solve.
The vheref0rss of his creation are AZ
much a mystery "a 7vnv SIN was Original
IL permitted and IS stil allowed to ex st.
Possibly tbs unravelrg of the ore
would explain the ether. Had She
modern Democrat been present at the
tine the tsuapter entered the rsr3en Of
Eden 90 prosecute his nefar.cus de-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Egns, he would undoubtedly bzYe
gwen Elat individual IN active 4ld and
encouragement, for eontentmeat i as
fzL4l a. alLa, as = successful shock of
electricity Woald Be % a convlltsd
enmilSl n fact ne are inclined o tie
belief that tie success OF th0se cesl gus
made = modern Democrat posi- be.
Had be been present when tie dark
ness Of Egyps covered ths lsnd. he
would have re!olced exceedingly, and
those frogs sBd hies be would have
her4lded 50 blessing 20 hlmself, tor
be would nave thought that aftsr those
events be could compass the defeat CT
PharaOh's administration.
he IS Ike the o@l. winch under the
cover Of universal darkness and gloom,
FeAps is harvest. II you call MS atten-
ton q the RAPID progress OF the present
and the probable advancement OF tie
future, hls sepuichfal reply is that
these times cannot compare with the
good old times OF his bOyhood. when
everything was cheap. HIS sole ann aud
object IN lie seems 10 be 10 make the
rest OF mankind think they are grew
eusly wrongsd and oppressed, and TO
get things for himself eleap
IN personality he IS cheap;i IN thoughts
cheaper; IA morals aPest-Otlen
something vastly worse.
Upon mature and deliberate thought,
We have come 10 the conclusion that
the best and cheapest way for the peo-
pie 10 rld themselves OF the modern
Democrat, Is to bury bim out OF poliu-
cal sight forever, for his continued ex-
istence IS OF no earthly good to any
BODY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

"THE merclful man Is kind 10 his
beast, and the Street Railway Com
pany OF this city, though one of those
supposed-to-be "soulless corporations"
still has enough humanity IN its make
up to appreciate the truth of the old
adage. Their men and their horses
have suffered much from the intense
heat OF the past few days, and need q
little rest. For that reason the COM
pany will not start their cars this morn
inc until O'Clock. 1t is al act that
merits and Will receive the hearty ac-
quiescence Of the public, even though
some may be inconycnienced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

THE Muskeaon Ne,rs copies the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD's editorial notice of Fred
5. Clark's work in perfectng the census
enumeration of Grand Rapids, and
asks: HAS Muskegon such hustler"
Muskegon IS q city of hustlers, doubt
less, but it IS grave question whether
any other city IN the State can show
hustler of the Clark brand. And yet,
judging from the howls about the cen
sus taking, every city ought to have
one. Grand Rapids has no patent on
the pattern, but it does claim a pro-
prietary interest in Fred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
To sUBscRfBERs.

Any Subscribe 90 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who falls To receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason 20
complain OF Late delivery, VIII eonfer a
special favor By informing this oniee OF
the fact at once. send postal card or call
up teIsph0ae 5sI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
CROzIER & CUTTERS
r. b. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.
weston Building, - Cannl-St.
Money to Loan.

0NE lot let on Tenth-ave-. price foT the next
- zen DAYS $ -. worth S,,e.
nNE very desirable lot on south Lafayette ST.
y tust north ol Eiitn-aFe. and one lot quite
s. drs rable iust sCuth cf fiftn-1ve. Also three
on North Lafayette. two books north oi
Bridge. Each aud every ono IS bargain.
business lotson the corner % NadiSou-ave.
- and Han-st. can Dc had af reasonabie
f-ure.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-The Tour FAM 3
4 tenement. located af 355 " est BriaEe-sf..
new AMI we'll arranged twenty large rooms he
sides han and closets ~ and c.sfern water in
each suite 81 vell Nater il yard. large bas fnenf
and good sewer connections, in fact eVef5-
thing IS complete Wiu pay 2 per cent. net.
WE have ten new houses for sale on easy
W terms. located in fhe soufb east and Wes-
We also have large ngmger Of rfsldences for
sale. ranging in price iTom s4Ho % $1,000.
ca for particulars.
A0 LOTS in the south end. can Be had on
~ easy terms
Crozier & C1rer's Feal Estate Department.
Telephone q.
FP. CADW ELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
----=@BAkGAlAs lA=-=z=----------
REAL ESTATE
Al THE OFFICE or
BROOKS & BROOKS

anG MllIcr-sr ...........-... asn
Three houses Oh Wolfs plat. sli15 and 1900
GA the Riverside addition. single lots OF block
OF lots 10 sait purchaser. Terms reasonabir.
Lots on Wolfs sdoitiou from $50 10 Sd0l.
A few lots LETT on our West SIDE p.aL WI
furnish lumber 10 b1ild.
Houses 20 Tcnt farms for ssle or exchange.
call Ga VS. before going elsewhere.
Moaey 10 loan al lowest rates Of interest
once open Tuesday aud Thursday evenings.
BROOKS d BROOKS.
- and q NeW nouseman Block.
Telephone ll4i
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

SoNEgoDr wants thea Aaa / wast sesns
- -. east y kzsl 81 Nlh ss-l tlem sAeAG-
J. !, froNn-
EoE SALE a. : hafkalu ana "a eass laras-
faFot szasa h9ls-> AEd lots &c c.Kt1-st.s
asso elc 1ea-t l4t 81 csxeatt. sf. ., els9 sii -
hs-5t N44 ie4 3A 4llt4 So slse tWs aels-s
asd lots en = enc ~ 44se seFersl les.1snee
lsis q q cNt1-s-- alse tse ho-sss esd iels nef.
ttla- Ellit tl laaf a.ts 1Ls9 EoQd lslless ttt
80 ala Llt-sie4-st- -. g. eer.tuer S Aen
Ise-sr ls
cold in Graad Rapids Tor ths oue thst gets
- ga t9 tnls Dad sAiu. a nrW heusr i9G $50
GEES ~ calir cara. street erased. nAtVr COB
sections. seed aslSheoss aaa ln ulee part ~
fgna saisl4 Pcs satal doNn See me AQlday
6elufr u t+ocA "a ~ tnr ctellns. lhe Fl-ec
Gest - se-4 81 oues Mlul4m Il. Gilbert
Tsoa 3 "laoieeao bs-idiaE ls2
FOR sALc- on Brosdwsy ss une from clty
nmlts. dwellings Nlga = al acre 81 soQd
garden soil Vita eaea. johu i. Q1ig.es s Co.
la1aosr efies eoeth Di'ision-st jay =
GALL ana see Is if yea want q home or 81
= INVESTMENT tAf property is rfsl-siae aA1
b situated Oh our chem. 81. Uitlslull-st- aQd
Ilglta ward plsts, New housrs rtaey Tor YOU
0a tarsc Nlats. Terms aha lriees ID sUlt AoA
Czli az once aad s6te S4Nance in prices ] ar
uer Carroll New houseman hloek.
TOR SALE-No. 1 never sell Tor other people
but of my Own 1 can sell you an elegant
usw liroom house, ca CoLesv-sfs-. second
block south Of ~ eaithy- ave. Trescoc9. HOT anQ
cole water up stairs anc d0Rr. brick set fur
nscs. electric bella. bath roGn. closet marble
i8tafory. mantei. Naro SO4ded. concrete walk
AID shade trees price ts5uu, sirall payment
down ana balance az ssD per moufa, or nine
room new house. about 5n feet south Of MBdi-
son avenue s. a00l house. AZ slss3 ur SIS per
mouth the cheapest places IN me city Tor the
money Charles ". Tufts. L~dyard block.
prarl-st. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
PERCYSNYDE ER
2S Canal-st., Room -.

MONEY TO LOAN 81 and per cent on gilt
IA edged security. Percy snyder. - Canal-st.
OTIS near Fast-st. only $50, terms So cash.
= balance SIS quarterly without interest.
I HAVE choice business blocks for sale on
Canal lst- and south pivisi0n-St., viii pay
Per cent ou Investment.
Two NEW room houses on West Side s10j0
4 eachi room house on Hamiiion-s ST.. s>o
IN ACRES lil miles from city. only $50, VIII
~ TRADE f0r good iot Cr small house.
IN ACRES on Vest Leonard-st.. near city
~ sio". western lands for sale 40 s. aud
2 an acre.
16n acres in Tyrone township. Kent Co.
l'' timber beach. maple and hemiOcS,
price io ia acre enough timber on place u
more taan pay for it-
q ROOM HOUSE near postonice 70 rent,
month. So.
IT WILL PAY parties wishing 20 make IN
ves-ments 90 can and look over my list be-
fore purchasing.
PERCHSNYDER
8 Caualst.
Telephone ..--.----.--...-... go
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Unitsa Frsss reports. Prompt and ssr'Y
DsHssV, A. the Local Hs-s, and ths
Cisansst sna nost sfaialY Priated Paper
Psoiishsa ta Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
FURRTUgB ANp PIANOS sTORED.

RADCLIFFE & HOLT. general warehousemen.
IA at III South Dlyision-st.. store pianos and
furniture at low rates, expert packers al
careful movers with large vans sent prompt
~ by telephoning No. 9)0 Jan III
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
WlNANS & WORKS,

and 4 Tower Block
DISSOLUTION.
Ihis l. - sto~ that fas partnership hereto.
iols cxisliAg aegNeeH ~ oA4ef t1e AAat 81
q , fs<s . c.. b tlis a-s &.>s'ifeN - 4s
Dated as -4sl asy 81 9uns. lsse
NANIED-Au' esUerlonasa lses ory geaas
tirlA, = % "A seafs oid aAa leNs1
AANTED-NAle helr 81 saen rsi ros4 ~oFk.
" si-a Atf aaS Transported oN ire. g = "a
HANDS } saSirf coeG -. beatA hAnls
EEenfs 4Ad senel elack
AAIEi-teu-ls helP ee diniae room
" Elrla ior summer retarix 81 peF a. anth.
ascana glllss : coaks ! pSsf cook Al ssis
taF .eaeTel vera hoem ;. l--ies p4rler. Tower
t.Gr6.
F0R salt
lol on Noory's add. Sjxthsys. saxla so
5 lots ga @ohnson-st- NasnnurA plat AZ
6lois on oldd.aes' pat I.ass ada. R.m IS
lats ia Eooe socially. ooalh 6g6aa hap
s ists bel. Iaks ana ws4ltAs-ass. eaoh 50
lV lofs GA = l.conara aua LIlou-sl a. ID s3l
5 lois ol J + hltu a 60. a4d 30
lots bead 81 hoec en C4lWtS. SCALA na
: leis cor Laf-yeIts auo WateTloo. SNils So
lot oA EssGon. 81. suI l-a 49,
1 Iuf sea caf. hsi and Dh a.sIS.. 4skIaz 40
lot 81 coz. futh-aFe sae Charlotte 81.
llet "a hbgols. near stocking. sox.5 st
= lots On coz. Eleventh ala DAVIS. 11lE ho
? iof ou Madissl-aYe- k. a 4 acG. tlsilA SD
lots ca Nood4s"n,ate.. alec shade aoA
J loi ga MoKcv's aoa Lson-si-. s3xlss SIS
iei uear taIlslt aa... an illil aff tit
I lol oA hrHry Aear oi,ei -illA Nl
lot Or Norih-aFt .-....--..-....-...... ..a
j ia "a Hast ugs.sf ~
3 laIs near osr' i. Union aud H.sarests. -
lets GA bUtfcrworth apt en
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
SITUATIONS WAETRD-FBNALE.
FOR REM ROOFS.

a out board Table board S}00. Also foug
unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. li3
B0stvlck-st. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
lfIsOPLLANFOuS.

VI YOU want 10 furnish material and build
1-.,hOuse lo- two desirable lots in south part
ofthe city. Call on or address g. II. Kirkland,
corner GrlsGs-aye. and Buchanan St, without
delay. ISL
I CAN furnish - TO 20 gallons milk daily.
Who wants il? Call at Clarendon Hotel.
Ask for &. ~. H. ~
TOR SALE-New steam launch. very nicely
built. 3 II. long. ) IT, beam, 6XS in. engine.
Clyde boiler. hrst-ciass in every respect. suita-
BE for Reeds Lake. Inquire Of y. X. Uowiett
or Capt John Bulge Grand Haven. Mich. 0l
INANTED-Every consumer of stove gaso
w line to know that ] am selling stove gas
oline in any quantity at cents per gallon.
delivered 70 any part OF the city. T. G. Elin-
WOOD. corner East Fulton and south Division
St. Telephone loss. nov l. 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

IVANTLD-Do you want any help of any
W kind; II 50 call on US and we VIII supply
you with the best. FOgg's Employ and
Real Estate Exchange. 1922 Monroe.st. rooms
p and o. IS2
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

NTANTED-An experienced bookkeeper and
W shipping clerk wants situation at mod
crate wages good references. Address Z. ..
tOX 53s. city. l91
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

NANTED-At ". l.. DickensOn's Employ
W ment Bureau, competent domestic help OF
all kinds. fOr families and hotels, in or ont Of
the CITY. Girls applying here secure the best
places and highest wages established 1911, and
the Oldest in the city. Apply at rooms 3. and
phone NO.55 la6
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

EOR SALE-Chap = good secondhand pha-
eton newly painted can De seen az Z.
Dawson OF Sout3 ionia-st-. Inquire OF j. H.
B0nnel. Hawkins Book. lei
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

ibls l. - STOW thai tat partnership hereto
lole cxiStiag between AS Ul4ef ilt AAzae 81
a , fa<E 4 C4- Is flis d4s dissolved - aa
tNa. aa8sfHI
D@iea tl.s .4rA Gay ~ 9uus lsse
4 rose
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29
SITUATIONS WABTED-MAJE.

WANTED-A competent girl TO do cooking.
W ironing aud washing; good wsges paid.
Apply 50 Sheldon-st l62ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

INANTED-A competent girl for general
W holScw9rk; family Will spend sumner AZ
NacataWa PARK. and want girl 10 accompany
them good wages Will &c paid. ". l. Dicken-
SON IS MOnroe-sf room g. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

NVANTED-A competent girl for n small
is North Division st., cor. Crescent-aVe. $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good girl for
W general homework; none but good gtFl
need apply; family small and wages good 70
the right girl Apply at 90 Sit. Vernon. h2
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

NyYANTED-A willing, reliable and thorough
w " competent woman or girl, fer general
housewOrk; call fOrenOOns. - North Er0nt-st
1gl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

DOR SALE-Cheap. - horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. With furnace. Settiag.
etc. complete. Inquire l.. c. TnwlDG; phone
A. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-29

IVANTED-Girl for general housework. fam
W lily Of two. 80 Weathy-ave. lsZ
, 1890-11-08

The recently removed president OF the
Argentine Republic was three years ago,
at the time Of his election. a poor lawyer,
poor in attainments as well as in purse.
In fact he was not worth, ali told, g. 900
when he was made president. and after
getting the benefit for three years of a
$4,000 salary he is now immensely
wealthy.
This speaks we'll for the perquisites of
. good Office, but it is true Of every
office in proportion to its Importance.
Anything or anybody in the republic
car be bought, the only question being
price. President Celman's full name7
Well. it is Senior Don Miguel Juarez
Celman.
BE now has CO, OOO, 900 in London. or
is currently believed TO have. and it is
nothing more than reasonable, for it is
known that the Buenos Ayres Water
Works company, an English syndicate.
paid him an immense sum for the privi-
leges, and this is only one instance Of
many. He also owns a splendid palace
in Buenos Ayres and a large and well
stocked ranch in the province Of Cor
down. of which his brother is governor
Kansas City Times
, 1890-11-08

Donald is a little boy who finds great
delight In the society of his pets. Kit
tens are his treasures. and even a furry
and weather beaten donkey inspired in
him such an affection that ne cried for a
whole day when his father refused to
buy the little beast OF burden. Like
most people. however, Donald draws a
line between what is worthy his admira-
tion and the coin which is spurious.
One day IN old lady from n neighbor-
ing town came to dinner, and made her
self very agreeable to the little boy. At
first he seemed to take a great fancy to
her. but, rs his mother noticed, treated
the guests invitation to visit her with
some indifference.
Don't you want to go over and spend
a day with Aunt Rebeccay' asked nam
ma that night when Donald was in his
cot.
Don't know as l do" was the brusque
reply.
But l heard her tell you she had n
beautiful great cat. and that you might
play with it."
That's all very WE'LL" said Donald
scornfully, '"but | found ont, when she
kept on talking. that it wasn't a real cat.
after allfH
Not a real catyT
mo; only a tortoise helL"-Youth's
Companion.
, 1890-11-08

There are plenty OF cases on record in
which colored people have been killed by
members of their own race. but "A negro
seldom, II ever, commits suicide" OBJ
serves Coroner Frank. Il know Of no
nationality or race in which self murder
Is so rare, and the reason is OF urse
the extreme philosophy which charac-
tsrizes the colored man or woman's
every thought.
There may be n good deal Of grum-
bling, but so long rs the next meal
ahead is provided for there is nothing so
much as solicitude, let alone anxiety.
and just where despair can be found in
q colored man it is hard to say. The
negro may labor under n good many dis
advantages, but he certainly is ahead Of
his white brother in the matter of enjoy
ing himself heartily on the least possible
provocation. and Of never thinking Of
such a thing as meeting trouble half
way.n-St Louis Globe-D Democrat