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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
At THE PLIYHOCSES.

At the Park Theatre this week Hoyts "A Midnight
Bell" will be presented by company in which George
Richards, Eugene Garfield. Frank Lane. J. w. Hague.
Miss Fanny McIntyTc. Miss S4le Stembler Miss Marie
Tart Td MISS Laura AyreS. The play tolls story d
New. Eng AID lie and has bten we'll received.
The Ccmcnccau Case" viii have It's second presents
zion I'm thl, ely this week. being played the Lee
Avenue ACADEMY wiki Miss Sybl tombstone La. The
company j. under the management Of W. a. Brady.
Monroe & Rice will appear I'm the farce comedy MY
Aunt Bridget at the Amphion Academy this week. Tho
nrlncipa,s are not likely TO be- again together IN
Ro9klyn As they dissolve their partnership In April
large company will support them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15

In Parlor Furniture the Overstu13d
Suits, covered i'm brOcatelle, are In favor
for the finest work, while some have a
little gilt work shown in the frames.
A very handsome Parlor Suit is one OF
decorated real mahogany frames,
upholstered in fine tapestry.
Gilt Odd Chairs are shown in en-.
tirely new shapes.
An inspection of our newest lines OF
Furniture will be interesting and
profitable to any one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
PRINTED CHINA SILKS.
As a Leader for TO-MOrrOW

we offer 5000 yards 22-inch Two-tone
Printed China Silks, in - of the newest
tints, light and dark grounds, also black
ground with colOred figures-imported
to sell at - cts. per yard-tor % cts.
per yard.
Also as a leader, 2l-inch all silk
Falle FrancaiSe-our regular S1.25
grade-for - cts. per yard.
2O-inch all silk Black Surah, small
satin figures, 10 designs, Sl.OO per
yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
BLACK GOODS.
A FuU assortment

of all Silk Grenadines in plain black
and black grounds with colored figures
and striped effects.
Fancy weaves and novelty effects in
great variety.
Our staple lines of standard Black
Goods in Cashmeres, SergeS, CameFs
Hair, Henriettas, etc, have never been
so complete as they are now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
TELTETS.
Tne0udIVed Values.

19-inch Silk-face Dress Velvet, COM
plete line of new Spring shades, $50
per yard.
I9-inch Black Silk-face Dress Velvet,
$l.2j per yard.
l9-inch jet Black Silk-face Velvet,
$3.50 per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
LADIES' CLOVES.
Ertr0Opiijidry O1ering.

Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves, tans,
orays. brown and black, regular $500
quality, $l.25 per par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
L4CES.
TirO SpeciaHieS.

45-inch Black Draping Nets, S1.25
per yard; reduced from 500.
Real Torchon and Medicis Laces,
12l cts. per yard; reduced from 20 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
UMBRELLAS,
Gloria ana Como SILKS,

silvered and trimmed natural sticks
$3.50 Umbrellas for Sl.0O.
$3.50 Umbrellas for S1.2J.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Battle Creek. s -
Miss Van valkenburgh has returned
from Big Rapids. '"i"oo
MissesJennle and Bess Neil Of Grand
city. ~ snis
l.. ;. smith, representing the Sixth
uissFlst ~ the u 5. naval academy. !.
spending the holidays with relative. ;r ,s
the city. ."'i'cs IN
WIS Dr. wilson and son of Mt. Glenn.
Us Us sse "a the city. They will spend
the holidays with Mrs. Wilson nsr'
en's' ar. -rd Mrs. J. W. HAYWARD
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

~s - 0160ttfES
tuesday hsraiaE Tribes Dss IapersAs
Atsos asvsrthsIssa
Always In front-RAdcliff q Holt
new carpet was lard IN the revsnu
efr1ee yesterday.
oadis Mann WAS arrested on susp,cior
es la4esny yesterday afternoon.
born--Io Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rind,.
o. 10 - cnariss street, q little boy.
Je~elry plated at the Grand R.pid.
Electro Plating Co., No. Erie street.
OsEln Green left for Buffalo. n v
Yesterday - inspect few business
chances.
john w. Dell was admitted TO citizen.
snip ~ Judge Adslt IN The circuit court
yesterday.
heuxy Johnson has secured . divorce
if9in hlswife. Frances A. Johnson. ON
tEs grounds OF des=raion.
LOUIS Frost and Mark DeCsmp were
arr ia a. yagTants and locked mn AZ
the county jail last night.
fealnsulAr Chapter, o. T.. g.. will
meet ia special session at their hall
heMuiien block. tonight.
A Trend OF j. p. Andrews in this CITY
nAs received New Years card from
- 4 A., postmarked Paris, France.
The Daily-FI,zpat.ick glove con.e.,
which WAS 10 have ccme OF ,s Athlet,c
bali iast night was a dazzling farce OF
tie ursi water.
The funeral Of the late r. r. M.ddIe,.
"crth VIII De held this afternoon at
s.oeA from the residence, No. 2sl
Goodrich street.
ine newly elected officers of the
sisn'gan divison OF tho l.. A. w. will
ioeet At Sweets hotel on Wednesday
eve ning, December %. at 8 %. M.
how 10 read the Prophecies of the
n.oie'' "nl DO the subject of an sddres.
nutsday evening IN st. Marks chapel |
oy tue hev. Dr. Poole, . student Of |
prophecy.
The Rev. James E. Smith of IN.
south congregational church will lee
tnre next Friday evening at his church
on James Russell Lowell or American
Manhood"
hgn Chief Ranger j. A. Fire i, in
the city consulting with local Forrest.
sfs. IL . proposed to- boom the order
befe and deputy will bs sent TO HEINZ
on the work. "
lhe Westminster Presbyterian church |
peWs viii be rented at auction Thurs
iss evening a concert will be given
ma TIE sales Will be made between ths ,
iuMoers on the program.
Nrs. Mehan of Hesperia. who has
cen IN the city for some time rece;viny
1ea.heht Tor cataract by DIR. Pe,ers
rs tniiy recovered her eyesipnt and l
'al return home Thursday. u
lhs Owashtanong indoor bas. hal,
,uo anu ,ne Kalamazoo wheelmen will |
. .isl'ea 70 attend the Grand Rapids {
x at the close of the ball contest.
Troy and flanders. who failed to
~" up When their cases were called
sns superior court yesterday, were
ss'eo iass nignt On bench warrant.
hey are wanted for highway Yahh.r~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

High class ctchings, engrsvinrs and
water color, specially suitable for fran.
ing' many of them rare and unprocur.
able elsewhere.
fine water colors, tastefully framed
cost from S. upward. Proof etching.
tastefully framed, cost from 50 nm.
ward. All visitors are welcome to call
ana examine the collection, and peonle
hVing in the city are especially invited
70 come and bring their friends.
make a speciality of novel and ar
tisfic framing and carry the largest and
oest finished line of moldinrs 70 ,a
found In the state. and do WORK a, kv
as any one in the country, quality con.
sidered.
soliciting share of your patronage. |
ann Yours truly,
A. II. FOWLE.
81 Ionia street, south of Monroe
r. S.-Brlng in your Christmas work
'sriy, to avoid the rush. A.H.F.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

IN pshos esars yesterday the new
s1aninansa OF Sweeney on the charge
81 feisnioas assault Was begun. Two
Wtnsssss enly ter the psepls we're
swsrn. zWantle peless. the complaining
sunese Aas Henry Williams, the
ceiered mAa, Who ssw sweeney Ia com.
pAny with tss girl. The evidence was
safniieS 70 thai introduced at the frys
s1snaasatlon. An Adjournment wa
tAkea uatil December u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Important Changes of Time on tn. Mir
igan Central.

igan Central.
Taking effect Sunday, Nov. 18th
traln heretofore leaving Grand Rand =
~ o;5o a. m. will leave at Z a. m. with
an elegant parior car attached. arriving
AZ Detroit at 12.l0 p. m. every weef
cay. Leaving Detroit at 1915 n. m
WIN hIst class sleeping car, runninr
hIouSn 10 Boston, arriving there mt
~. 10 q. m. VIA Michigan Central. New
York Central y Hudson River and Ros.
ton q Albany Railroads.
iian ieaving here 1T 1.2o p. m. con-
meets st jackson with the celebrated
vvestiouied North Shore Limited - the
nandsomest and fastest train in the
werid, carrying through sleepers for
BOSTON, thus necessitatlng but one
cnange, arriving at Buffalo at 3 o'clocx
syracuse 7.5o, Albany il.5o the foIlew'
ng merning, New York 3.45. Boston
30 tne following evening.
Train seretofore leaving here atif1sl
"a the evening now leaves at 10. 20 N M,
daliy carrying first class sleeper ar.
irving AZ Detroit 7.l5 =. m. week day.
snd 30 o. M sundays, arriving At
suusio oao, syracuse 1870 the same
attsfnoon, Albany 40. New York : |
ana Boston 1915 the following morn. |
ing. ''''"
Tram leaving Grand Rapids at 4. 40 ..
M Sesk days connects closely with the /
New York limited vessihuled a, Jsck~
'oua arnvfng At Detroit ie.45 o. M.
sunsio 6.e5 the following ,norninr
Syrscuse l2.i5, Albany 80, New Yo,L
l50, Boston l0.o5 the same afternoon
FRED N. Bmses.
General Agent |
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Asoie Undsrsood. 8 years old, cor
nes ef Eighth and Calder streets. scar
Ist fever; Dune vaIgersmak. 2 wear,
Old, SS2 Alpine avenue, scsrlst fever.
Aorian poakes. Z months old, s5s AL.
e1ae Avenue. scarlet fever; Lena Van
Typ hold fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
A Great Rs',,s.s

~ The sbs0rpaon Of the Chsesx, 4
Atlantic railway het.een Naryon snd
Caicsgo, sbe THfE has at Es<s esrae,ad
its entrsnee iAto Chicago. and nov a.,
eupies ths proud pesti0a IT being ,ha
Only has between ca ctzo and ~ .
York entirely under es- rasnaseyns,t
ene result Of tsis - the sfrsaget,,,,,
wherehy al the thseagh tsssn. ~ AZ.
Efis are nav run soiid between Cbie.n,
and Ssv fsts sitssat ehass. p
sengsfs holding thrsush fiekets esh..se-
nSss or second eisss, are stla A. -
from Chicago 20 New Yerk 80 -
shsnsIns esrs '''"s
falimsns mest nedeFs sleersns
CAfs are ran ca sli thrcassh ts.lss -
shis TIRE, sHa en Their v-sti,rIs : -.
.ars, PasiHasH's Dlasss nsrs. NJ 49,. '...
49, ,s.s % s...5sd % g. tIsla. ia fact
sss sssss q tsp xRiE sgs lover Mac
ssso - s1ap egsua3 saasi
Do- y
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Holiday Rates.

aollQ8y hotSS.
be merry now; be merry now,
Win JOY bring in the holly bvueh:
win song and feast and smiling brow
wen welcome in Old Christmasl
Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold by the Michigan Central. "the
Niagara Falls route" at reduced rates
As Follows: From all stations west of
Tue Detroit river TO all Michisao Cen.
tfai stations excepting the Toledo di.
visionl regarding which special prov;..
IONS are made. December "a, IS and
OIL. 1891 and January /, 1899. GOOD m
return until January 4, 1892. At one
and one-third fare for the round trim
nan tickets for children will be sold st
half the above rates.
These tickets VIII not be accented for
passage on the fast vestibuled express
uains Nos. 5. 6. 10 and 20.
FRED. NJ. BRIGGS, Gent Ag't
n w Grand Rapids, Mich.
-. W. RuGeLEs, G. p. 4 T. A,
$50. X. KING, Cb;csco n,
!, Asst. Gen'l p. 4 T. A., Chicaso I'm
ROBERT MILLER. Gen'l G lpt.,
Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

sac % - presaps Ev.ng ussii e;saese
nil1en u sn a<lsy Ia toe rear of tie
boclssAse- He sisi's aunt, Ms. Agass
Aifconss. stasms thas ths mother snot
ysops. pesssa to have charge of tue
ensa: fhs sass vii be uisd IN the
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Light Demand for rrsa.e. ana -.
Prices Rule.

Light Demand for rrsa.e. ana
Prices Rule.
'aions are quiet at SOC bushel.
"a'uuts arc weak at 30c a bnsh.I
Hickory nuts are quoted Al a, "A .
hsiSbel. glow
Popcorn is plentiful a. 1s@sc I.
.. Butter wssa little h-mer YESTERDAY a,
- cen!s. -
Scans srs dull and few inouir,.. .,.
made az si.S5 oushel.
ofsin was steady At soc for wheat
sna otner gram At fornser onotators
Honey IL scarce and the market ono-
aaons are strong'st IS 20 fsc \ nornt
DRIED apples are quoted at fc for ann.
ellea 40 &c for evsporsted. The mar
k-t cnli
kggs. cold storage. are vesr =, o..
Ffsso csss are scarce with no ,,.-ss,
zsc.s ~ were SOFA a.
80, little hsy vas ossr.s x..,.rs.~
ne pTices asked hy farmers f,a., 49,.
Wassa ranged from SIS to sls a. ~
quality. 'i0 !"
Meats are quiet at s4.sosss p.r CIV,
sn.tscns co. spring IL nab Ac q
ducks 10 and lie.
.over seed Is firm aad strens A |
sss asd tAss. The icoai erse il issht
so. shss Of The southern counties !. |
Arss and of god quality.
Ips commission houses ar. fuit of /
sprles ssd she markes 10 weak. Tss
tfan e deesyuss - rapidly thss il i
hsHsied cautiously. Zee warkst !. |
weak ~ us sad tass . barrel.
A senersl suilsep eAAsscteri.sd ss.
leeaf msrketa yssssrday. Prodnrs 4.
rusvtsa slowly ard priess srs ssst
FsestSss se duh and veaa ~ % censs
kssponses from dealers in cth>y sfas.s
- tnaairfes from LEGAL corsrsts~es
men 70 regard % msxsns sal>s Tor po-
sstees have unsfsrnly bee. "rIsutv sf
seiksrs bot ns bayssss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

We arc showing a line of hancne
music books which would be tresed
as choice Christmas gifts.
julius A. J. FRrrpR.
SO and 80 Canal set.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

AZ the annual meeting of the South
End Lodge No. ESQ, l. o. o. F., the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: n. c.. I. b. Gabre.th:
v G., .. c. Gibson; r. s, J.E. der.
oorf; treasurer, j. w. Moves.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Canadian Excursions at half R,s

The d., G. II. d II. railway conmv
nave arranged for half fare excuon
20 al stations on Grand Trunk raay
10 Canada except to stations ca Of
hamilton on Southern divisional
east OF Garfield junction on Buio
DIVISION. Ticke.s will be sold for ese
excursions December 81, % ane3.
gooi tor return up TO ana inclne
January 2. 1892. For further pa,u,
lars apply at depot or City OH IS
Monroe street.
JAS. CAMPBELL, CITY Ar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Burial Persaf.a

Maggie Brown. infant, 20 Grand
vile avenue. cause of death, pneumo-
nis; Valley Ctycemetery; Ella Bennett.
,nfans, 40 Ottawa street. infantum; sSS
North. East street: Hezekiah c. Brad.
icy, 70 years old; U. B. A. home. pneu-
monia, Wyant, III.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

New comb honey i5c per pound ne
dairy butter &c per pound. Nice nd
candy lec per pound, 3 pounds foe.
New sauer kraut &c quart, l5c pal.
ION. kILLrAN's GRocl
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

la thousands of cases the cur a
cough : the preventive of CONN.,
Ton. ine surcst cough med .ciin
The world - pr. Woods Norwsve
syrur. SOLD by all dealers on =
aniee o. satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
samrIe ChocoI.tc ,r...

A postal card addressed to Me-.
New York. will secure you cam OF
their delicious imported chocolatsth
directions for using.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

tpr Eheumstlsm. Lumbago, NsI.
gla, tramp and Colic there u non.
edy s0rsrior TO the genu,nsr.
Thomas Ecieetric oil. rvz
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
HOUSE COATS.
LOUNGING ROBES.
BATH ROBES,
MACINTOsHES,
New iinss sesssv.
GARDINER & BAXTER.


nkbiS-At. .th~ tssllsncs. ls1 Livtrrssoo
ssssf Ars. krn - - Assfk. 10 s. ysara
ne iansraa VI Asid wslsssaay after.
sss1 u i:S rem tas resiasaes ana ss :
ssssx ron the Gsrnaa katAeran church.
hstsss s<sest- fr,saas aaviE.d.
shsfrynaa . Bowen. faasrsl dirscsorl Is
1sua Easa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

a healthy and Delicious Beverage,
Menier Chocolate. Learn to make a
ieai cup OF Chocolate by addressing
'henier, New York, and get free
sample with directions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

III you always iasist upon havinll-
COCKS oEous Plasters ard never .nt
substitute, you viii not be dissp,t-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

10 the young faces Pozzonis Com
piexion Powder gives fresher charms to
the old renewed youth. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Lily White

The Valley City Milling Companas
no peer IN the manufacture OF lr.
Try she LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Those beautiful ivoryeite cabine,
photos At lie Clears, in the new Ken
dali block, is what you want for Christ.
mas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

IL you are Bilious, take Beecham's
Pills.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

hl fss o-ysns ~ the body are rrx-,
heatthy. Vigorous scffcs 81 ~ IA
ssohsen AeSlcai Diseovoy Mor~ tAsi,
tlse tser-sad thas's tbs ssy to tss u
system Yea have pursbies-i ~ I-aios
nfood. FHss - year DIVER A,sssrs frs@ "A
eentrnss TIE henith. tsse liver coatrssbe
bird toe DissavsFy onIross ths isv
Iske sAis fezaa5y ia tne, w,sea ysei
suss, isasssfia. na4 " est II scvss asea
eaa prevtst di~sssr fSs1 essaiag 1st
70 sny asxssss thst depesis ea he ner
Ne hs-hd. sad yoan hsys Posittvs ea1
fs Dssnepsss. fnfisAs~w. Piasss
srearhiAi. Tkfosf. and kax afS<es91s-
eFF fsrn - SsF1f1sia. eva Eos~FFrfssor
Lnax sescfsln IA 80 s~tzx sfas~ sns
The baoet ssatlssrs Ssfn NJ scsap Di=a
- tbs s.l,, f>xa-siY - asss.ins and efF-s
thst i esH hs g-ssrsefees n q 3Nxat
ft ~ esFe. sse have sassxznasy bsaa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

undershefia w. y. vsssn ssoaissa
Pcsssssssn sf Asrss Lsszs wsy ysssss.
ssy ssa shs 90 ssaAso . vssu sf Ne
tlfessss eopss auti hsf eustsatsa e4s
- asfss q ~ uss.. Axass ls .
kssi doe 1<ars ~ eys e<A bsf mesa4s
y . OD<n - shOksoeo sssssA whe -,
Asnna1 . - lGA ss~aal
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Nev currants. pounds for 25-
cnoice new rsislns, pounds for 2sc.
hfIJEtN's tsRos-FsY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

we Are showing most complete line
oil small musical instruments for Chri..
mas gifts. julius A. J. FRrEpEIca
80 and 80 Canal STRAIT
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Iae following is . list OF the marriars
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences when outside the city ana
ages Of the parties:
Age.
Louis Landstra and Mary Bulthius os-so
1.sSefiek W. Seden aud Army Viola Fat
. .... .. a,-aaS
James snear. city and Minnie l.. Sharpies.
aas, Mieh q
Sp1aeer L. Miiler. city aud Ella III. Smith.
Micn..---.; a9-36
" yrren nj; Gordon. Pierson ana Alice
'ePaeS. Aspinc ..... so-Io
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Small Christmas Gift.

Anchor brand oysters, No. III Mon
roe street. "o"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

W White Fisar.
ssds ~ ssiisy City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, - family lswor4te. Trv n
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

In these goods they carry an ekant
line OF materials for visiting and.yen.
ing wear, OF all the different pserns
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
Christmas Music Book.

JAS. CAMPBELL, City Az.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-17
z AN AGREEABLE EMPRESS.
Her Royal Majesty of Austria Accommt
aatas IA pnor Woman.

Her Royal Majesty of Austria Accommo-
dates II Poor Woman.
The celebrated DIR. Metzger, of Am
sterdam, who last year successfully
treated the empress of Austria, has only
one waiting-room for all his patients.
whatever their rank or condition, says
La Bon Messenger. Each has to wait
his turn. Some time ago poor woman,
who happened to be there, turned to
her neighbor, a lady of distinguished
appearance, Notwithstanding the sim
plicitS of her attire, and said:
"How long have we to wait, to be
surel ! dare say you have got u little
child at home. too?"
mo"
"But when you get back, you will
have to sweep out your rooms?'
mo, l have folks who do that for
me-"
''Indeed? But you'll want to get din.
ner ready?"
mot even that. for l dine at the
hotel"
Every well, as you have nothing par
ticular to do, You might let me have
your turnP'
Every willingly" replied the lady
who was the empress of Austria.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-17
Convincing Argument.

A well-known Massachusetts judge,
when at the bar, once obtained the ac-
quittal of client charged with selling
liquor on Sunday by the following al
dress to the jury: Gentlemen of the
jary, you have heard the evidence that
my client had pint bottle full of
whisky, from which he sold drink at
eleven o'clock on Sunday morning-at
eleven o'clock Sunday morning, gentle
men of the Jury, bottle full of whis-
ky-which he must have purchased over
night and had in his possession until
eleven o'clock in the morning. Now,
gentlemen, look at my client; there he
sits. Can you say on your oaths that
such a poor, miserable, ragged, besot
ted, low down wretch as that could keeI
a bottle full of whisky from midnight
Saturday until eleven o'clock Sunday
morning~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-17
A STRIKING LIKENESS.
The Queer Test Which Decided the Sale
of n Portrait.

The Queer Test Which Decided the Sale
of n Portrait.
called on certain portrait-painter
in Indianapolis recently, says writer
in the Philadelphia Times. We had
gone to school together. Since then he
has acquired a national reputation as
an artist. complimcnted him on his
life-like work. yes" he replied, 81
suppose it is creditable now, but it was
not always SO. l remember the frs
job ever had. A wealthy lady came t.
see me and wanted her full-length por
trait painted. did the best could
but that was nothing to brag of. WheI
the lady came to look at the picture sh,
gave a cry of disappointment.
"Why, that's not at all like me- sh,
said. 4 shall not take it,
II assured her it was a perfect like
ness and declared that even her littl,
poodle would recognize it. Il am will
ing TO take that risk she said. III
bring my dog this afternoon and if h,
recognizes me III take the picture.
Later in the day she brought in ths
canine and the sagacious little animal
after surveying the portrait for mo
mcnt ran up and licked the painted
hand My llldy took the picture with
out any l.lstlcr objections"
but the likeness must have beer
striking" l said, Ito deceive the dog"
mot necessarily" replied the artist
II took the precaution Of rubbing
piece of bologna sausage over the hant
before the dog arrived
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-17
ApplicatiOnfor a Patent



NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rBE
IN Pioche Consolidated Mining and Reduce
tion Company, by its authorized agent, Samuel
Il. aodbe, whose postofiice address ia Phoebe,
Lincoln county, state of New ada, has this day
filed lis application for one thousaI four
hundred anu eighty eight u4Ss) linear feet of
the Essential" mine or lode bearing silver,
wi surface ground two hundred (20O) feet in
width situated in Ely Mining District, County
of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as lot No Al in township No. i, range
CT of M ouht Diablo Base and Meridisn; said
lot No. "A being described as follows, to-Wit:
Beginning at post marked Post No / U s
Survey No Al, whence the mouth OF the Hor.
gan tunnel bears.N 10 degrees 81 minutes, E
600 feet, and thence running. LIST course, 30
degrees As minutes, W 28l ieet to post No 2 U
Survey No A: thence, 2nd course, N "a degrees
80 minutes Il 1885 feet to post No U Survey
No Al, whence 3 Mineral Monument bears
IS degrees IL minutes, $500 feet and the
section corner common to sec ions 20, 81. rs
and 20, TIP R67 L, bears II degrees 90
minutes, e 1900 feet; thence, 3rd course, N 80
degrees As minutes, Il TO post No 4 U survey
No 44 thence 81 degrees SO minutes W to post
No l, at the place of beginning.
Containing II acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with ina netic variation OF Is degrees and %
minut,s east.
The nearest known locations arc the Sum
shine, War EGG . and Abe Lincoln lode min.
ing claims.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely an
portion of said Essential mine or surfac
ground are required to file their adverse claim
With the Register of the United States Land
Otice ut Eureka, in the state of Nevada, during
the period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue of the provision of the
statute. j. =. DUNkLE, Register.
1t IS hereby ordered that the foregoing no
1a bad -
the Phoebe RICO RID, = weekly newspaper pub
lished at Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada, fol
the period of sixty days item consecutive
weeks. j. p. DUNKLE, Register.
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A Goats costly inch.

n goats digestion vaiG.ll, checked
before it had iinislal q ~ { Sreen-
backs on Levi K,llb l.I's ili'l.i ia Hell
delberg township the other a y, says
the Philadelphia Racord. llcat.d with
his work in the field farmer kalbach
hung his vest upon a fence post. In one
of the vest pockets, Enclosed in wallet,
were greenbaclss to the amount OF for
ty-one dollars. In the field was Mr..
Kalbach's pet goat. In the goats stom-
ach, when Kalbach returned, were the
bank bills, most Of the wallet and a
large portion OF the vest. Kalbach at
once slaughtered his pct goat. All but
fifteen dollars Of the grcenbacks had
been properly chewcd in aid Of his
goatships digestion. The twenty six
dollars thus chewed were past redemp-
ton.