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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-25

st PETERSBURG. Dee. 2+-Ihe Russian gov
erument las decided 10 support France In an Ap-
plicatiOn 20 the powers 10 enforce bulgaria
adh.arvance Of the capitulation between France
sni RuICaTia.
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s.a,sh KING HI with Infuenzs.

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 24--TAe attack Of influenza
from when the King Is suffering is OF severe
tyue. He passed sleeDless night
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Money 20 loan on improved city property si
lowest rates and on most favorable terms J. h
johnston, oftlee in the Seattle Savings bank
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state Treasurer of Florida Dead.

JAcxsoxvILLs. Fla, Dec. 2A-s.ate Treasurer
Frank J. Pons died tonight.
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E1.s. rlnce pies for Christmas At Pipsr'a
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
ARILE HOT JULY REIGNS
che Girl n the Blouse Reioices III
the Field.
ClY, ATTRACTIVE I'D COYFORIlBLE
Gks Bis-ss T. 81 SIX or ssms=iraes "a
fiznEsi- slses alas Are interesting
Ihsrs Il Much "a >ay AboaE aiil~
tinery as4a l4a2naer GswEA


fhz gti IL tAe blouse Is the girl who
g. Interesting That i. Of course. there
may &c interest IA the girl or interest
in the blouse or interest in both girl
and blouse. wbicA Last Is from some
points OK v;ew TIE Taost - DC desired
state II Affairs ! spent one frirhtfully
hot eseuiag t1is week II . school for
teaching English . Immigrant Russian
Jewesses. naintained 1.-THE school, not
the w0nenl by the Baron Hirsch fund.
The iosv-or0wed. swaFthy. graceful
creatures were interesting, and they
also interesting, being OF iigat-Aglred
cambria and fastened with small white
pearl battonA They wore dingy
lssther belts. and at least. hall OF them
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

win tinsel and metre bows and the cut
ting cut II &c caps and fronts IA al
manner Of faneiful devices proceeds
with eonztaEcy aud devotion ealen-
lated. 10 give pleasant impression u
the fertility q Imagination possessed
b. the noGern shoe workman
one doesnt 60 out much a. this sea
son when noshinz.of consequence Is UNI
der way. and Jet 7 bad opportunity tAe
other evening 20 stcdy. IN 4 room not
100 crowded. the beauties and the ugii-
ness 81 tho slippers sorn by consider
able company Of sonen- With white
null dress. short WASTED. In the revived
empire style. was worn q yellow sash
and ioog. narrow yellow slippers. with
baby straps. With a eream-coiorcd
silk, figured with roseeads and butter
hies and cut with short puffy psniers.
was worn = delicate ereaIn-eolored silk
slipper, decorated ON the yarap with
roses wrought ia pink SIX aud crystal
beads. With silver gray sarah. cut
with Greek dyaperies and elasped with
massive gold On the shoulders, was worn
a double strap classic boot Ia gray sat-.
go AA-~-e Nts-t G1A% A~1 - t%A~
brOidery. There was q glimpse OF
Catherine boots, high at the back and
open in front, laced with gold cords.
There were glossy black patent leather
slippers also. fastened with JET buckles
eunningly wrought IN the monogram os
The owner.
And how and why were all these foot
coverings visible2 Ny friendly inquirer.
if ever you feel any curiosity about
slippers OF about tan and yellow or sill
yer stockings, just hang about in the
dressing room al any reception and
when the maid Is helping my lady with
her toilet you wont lind my lady at all
careful, as her street boots are unbut-
toned and her evening shoes slipped on,
10 keep her feet from being observed.
Why, could give you quite talk. IL
ever the mood should take me. on dis
tinguished ankles have seen. But not
now. Other people say enough about
stockings 70 excuse me from discourse
on their embroideries-
There are going To be evenings If
evenings are not now common, and
there will be fine gowns One finished
and packed for Saratoga yesterday is
worth a moments attention. Black
chantilly, as shown In the illustration,
is Graped over black silk foundation.
Deep 1ounces are arranged at the wais.
ans about the round corsage, and wide
black ribbons hang down over the skirt
ending in great bows. The beauty OF
the toilet Is completed by a very long,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

affirms that the best regimen for pre-.
serving health may lie summed up in
the maxim. keep the head cool, the
feet warm, and the bowels active.
There IL a world Of wisdom in the Oh
servation. Obstinate constipation, or
costiyeness, - sn exciting cause OF
other diseases. and. With many person.
OF ssdentsry habits or occupations. thi'
jnaction OF the bowels - source OF
constant annoyance, producing piles
prolspse of the rectun. fstuls. and VA,
rlous dyspeptic symptoms. All tbess
are warded off. and health - nan
tanned by the use OK Dr. Pserce's Pleas
aas Pargative Pellets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

bad tucked under their belts pessinistic
daisies or heavy-hearted roses of the
sort you buy at the rate of three for
five cents on any stree; corner.
Their blOuscs were not Of the kind
that usually find place in fashion let
ter. though even better worth consider
ing than those othSr blcuscs worn in
4 tennis match IL was my good fortune
70 witness the morning after the school
visit, which dissipation had wound mp
by taxing a plight train for Newport.
The Newport tennis players were
neither low-bFowci nor swarthy. but
doabt II they were as graceful as my
russians Your athletic girl somehow
does no, run to grace as rule. They
wore silk blouses In two cases out Of
three A girl who appeared to be par
ticularly good at something the experts
call. believe, forc-hand volley, wore
an especially pretty blouse of pale yell
low silk with yoke OF sole de chine in
deeper shade " yellow. The full
sleeves were of the darker tone also,
and were gathered into silk cuffs which
looked too tight. though the slim br,ln-
cite managed 10 use her slim olive
tiated wrists pretty actively. There
was geld passementcrie trimming on
The blouse and on the white wool skirt,
and the little fiat sailor hat Of white
chip had twist Of yellow null abou.
il and twist Of pale yellow velvet IN
der its brim.
A blouse of white surah was rather
effective. combined as il was with q
yoke of plated silk and black velvet,
and with full sleeves with black velvet
cuffs. This WIS worn with white
flannel skirt trimmed with graduated
rows OF black velvet ribbon, and with
a black sailor hat above which rose two
white wings.
An exceedingly attractive blouse was
worn by an exceedingly attractive girl,
begging thc pardon Of the enthusiastic
tennis people. who didn't like her at all
because her underhand service-I don't
play tennis myself. and so hope, with
spice of fear in the hope, may be
getting these names straight-was so
very awkward. IL was in delicate
shade Of pink and was trimmed with
points OF black velvet.
Girls who were not playing wore jack
cts over their blouscs. One was of
striped blue and black silk with loose
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

plumy black ostrich fan which is cum
ningly devised To add to it's Vaccinations.
There are always words that may be
said about millinery. In a somewhat
lengthy and varied experience do not
remember a summer when millinery
could justly claim an equal number Of
syllables- noted yesterday hat COW
cred with tho old-fashioncd pinks,
which arc TO me the sweetest and dear
est of all summer flowers. The founda-
ton was of white chip crossed with
network Of pale sea blue silk cord.
Worn ut n garden party early In the
week was great 1aring white leg
horn; its crown and brim wcrc laden
with dropping roses, and l think its
curves and its daringness and its gen.
eral becomingness have been topics of
conversation ever since in many circles.
Conversational topics. you know, are
not plenty at the beginning of July.
A twist Of inch-widc sea green velvet
ribbon was the foundation of bonnet
as small as the leghorn hat was large.
The velvet crossed ut the back, passed
around 70 the throat and tied there in
bow. About the circumference of its
head circle was set loose wreath OF
sweet peas That was all. The minute
bonnet rested on twist of yellow hair
perched high on the head and yet not
on top; upon u twist that was oil
ripples. like running gold Upon. that
particular twist of that especial hair
the bonnet was the prettiest thing /
have seen in New York. and yet doubt
IL il would be at all interesting over a
less interesting coif1ure.
The airy silk rnuslins one sees every
where are the most charming nuslins
Of many seasons. They have colored
spray flower designs. and when they
give up being charming and become
simply vulgar and common, even though
high-priced. they are ornamcntcd with
Jet stone. Black silk tulles make somc
of the prettiest Of the summer dresses,
and there arc cobwebby gauzcs worn
with gold and silver threads that viii
glitter and glow ia the ball room. The
front breadths Of skirts arc embroidered
with trailing vines, lilacs, hyacinths,
buttcrcups. etc, and upon other parts
of the costume win be introduced the
same devices in smaller fgures- Lo-
Gust brocades are brought out in sever
al of the more novel patterns. with the
woody parts If the stem Of amcthysts,
cmeralds and other colored stones.
There seems no prospect that the mock
Jewel mania will abate. but there Is
LITTLE more taste and method in It's mid
summer Madness ELLEN OSBORN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

snts. Another was ia pale lasrmicf
sanncl and was worn by yellow
haired girl who also wore a blouse Of
whre and lavender check
There we're . good many biouses and
shirts Of spotted and fignred satecas,
and fer every btoase or shirt there was
a different variety q belt. and some
81 the belts were most peculiar.
There were gold and silver leather belts
as big as peasant bodices, and bslts
with hurs liamond-shaped expansions
in front. and belts that tapped in
points and belts that buclied under The
left arm
Tie Blouse that bad comfortable
rundown collar was the rare and an
gelic exception Nine hlou>cs 10 every
ten were 50 high at the threat they
male one wish - give nttersnce to a. cry
quite different frocs stsed save the Prin-
etss 81 Wales
was talking with man tie ether
day about shoes or rather Re was talk-
isz with me. and BE said thas the Bright
and eheerfal cnloTe 80 Pvt things mild
ly-whleh hs~r begin - prevail smong
sse followers n ST Crispins crafk viii
continued ~ D. loved By them Gold
ard silver KID viii 81 on giving the inn
rressser that ~ girl ~ the ssy walks
a. wealth beYsn.l tie riches ~ fairy
talex SLATE grxy i.@ssst eaoroeea has
q exrtasa fsite~tns. aaa tse Fsastiag
spa. - .Esge 60 .aa4 lbs assszsaa.<
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING

A SSlSSMENT ROLL for opening aad extern
a s.ou of PARIS avenue, from - feet south OF
Thomas sir ct To Fifth avenue. in tie city OF
Grand Rapids.
OFFICE OF CRY CLERg,l
grand RArIDs. Mich. July :. ISL.
To-
Henry +. Whitman. VIM. H. Washer. Henri
eta c. Farmer. Chss. W.1ufls. FRANCIS F.stan-
ton. Ransom e. Lnc,. Garrit j. and Asrgarrfh
Vr,e ing. Andrew b. krotze. IN. Firth. Jessie
ID. Frey. Isabella l.. McMaster. John kowSsh.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
isabout 10 be made upon you TO drffay the ex-
pense OF the Aforesaid Improvement. an
assessment roll has been made IN the
premises and Is oil fie in the clerks Office
If said city. where IL will remain open Tor IN
spection until Monday evening. july q. ISL.
when and where you can appear before the
Common Council on said evening ard show
cause, ifauy, why said assessments should not
he made and collected according to law.
". A. sHINkMAN. City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

SYMPTOMS Moisture. intense itching
and singing. most At nght; worse ~
scratching. IL allowed 10 continue
tuners form, which eften bleed and
ulsefate Shecamng very sore swsFSk :
of~fwsSr staVs tie itching aud bieea-
ina. heals uieas alton, and IA meet cases
Ysnssv@s the tumoFs. At eruggi IS, OF
l.y NAL. fog 60 csntz. De. swayne a
kon, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE In the matter o.

n DMINISTKAI : SAEE-In inc mAttFf OF
"A the estate Of William J.. Black. deceased
Notice IS hereby gwen that shall sell n public
auction. t. the highest bidder. on Friday. the
oath day OF July. A. ID. 1871. AT ten o'clock In
the forenoon, AZ the front door OF the probate
court Office, In the city Of Grand Rapids, I'm The
county OF Kent In the state ~ Michisan. pur-
saant To license and authority grated 10 me
tate court ofKenf county, Michigan. sil of the
right. title interest estate of said deccs sed,
In or 10 those certAin pieces or parcels Of hand
situated ana being In the county o. Kent. State
Of Mtchip an. known and drseribed as follows.
to-wit: Lots number ten 10 and az eleven.
block one ~ Barth's addition 10 the city OF
Grand Rapids. Michigan.
Dated June 5. A. D.. 1891.
JACOB BARTH.
SIM Administration.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
ANIMAL nEYrT~o

m snuaai Fnecfis4k 81 The ste-k hniaers RI
the sssnd kspifs Fresh Cen pArv wt4 - teia
~ tne nrr~ ~ The ecapsns - 1,&-sa4 Jaw
isfh fSsl 40 fwn fhtrts a ~ D ~ fer tas
electtea 81 directors ara tire transaction Of
<aeh hther hSs he~s ss msy eonss before the
mcetieT.
w MrRkIN s~~retzrv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
sTocKnoLpEns nrETlSc.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders -
the fhorBix Furniture COMPANY viii Re hele
II it, once on the corner II ottawa ara Lone
STREETS. "a TIE city of trans Rapids. Glchl
gan. on "Wednesday. the nfteenih aaf % July.
isal 81 ~ e'cleck In the evenlnx fpt the per.
poss Of eierfing seven oirectTrs Tor thu easu
iae year. and for the trxnssctioa Of such rthrr
business as uay be lawfully brought before
tie fneetlnc
II. MERRILL. Secretary.
: l.ran Nanlds. M.eh. Lrne 90 lsl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR Bull DING.
City Clerks once. !
n~-aA- Mill. y..t.. 2 lCAf

City Clerks once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. July B 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received AZ the once Of the City Clerk
up to and including July IL. lsgl. for the pur.
chase OF the buildings or arts OF build ngs TAX
en- by the city in the opening OF Wealthy Ave.
such buildings or parts OF buildings 10 be re
moved within ten days after the acceptance
Of the bid. No bids will be- received unless ac-
companied by deposit OF ten dollars. The
council reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bids.
Cfsv Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
TREAsuREs.s NOTICE.
CITY Trsssnrrr.s or

City Tressnrpr.s once.
Grams Rapids Mica sHsy 2 fsei.
Notice Is sefety Evea thaf tige sssrsssnent
roll fer he epeHins and .idsninG ~ L nlon
street fran Prince street - Hsi. street n ~.
city ~ ssfsnd kenifs ts asr in ms hsnds. ard
that / Nil receive pas rnrnt thsTror Tor 4he
gfriedf 81 f~fFtv davs RON this dsfs ~ the
oTce 81 fAs Treasures. t8ty Hall
NftsIItM HAZE
Csty. jus City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
ASSUAI Nrrrf<e

TIE surssf sn~eslnz - ne ssoca s,,s@rs Fl
ire tsrsBa kspfes ANff 81 vi - hrts az
fks esssaRAnx - atzsr ks 80 Canai sfrsef fnss
~ isal. - pe'ees - fhf fe~-nesa, fsr ne
sseeffaa 81 4frs fafs SaS s1ss f~r lss<an~s<
.. fBsF izxfatis eefne f.ef1rt ahe n -~tsea
Egeea r ~ fsNfFE eee'7
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
MICHIGAN FRUIT LINE.
Cheapest Rgu's TO Chicago.

st-srrrs Esf.msxea tes~es Ffso><fefsa<
1ee>dxs kn1 ffs-esss Ffsn rsl>sle ~
. e-e-s Nssasx. Nsss-s1ss sss frsasF
FAkE- Inc5uetse s~rrss - rssse sr>s. e.
WALLACE y effFffs.
ksnASes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
MICHIGAN Central


fDaily. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect Sunday. Ju.y Is. lSss.
Sleeping cars on Pnclnc aud Atlantic En-
presses 70 and from betrolt. Parior cars run
on Day Express snd Grand Rapids Express 20
and from Detroit Direct connections maze
az Detroit with all through trains east over
the Michigan Central railroad Canada South
efn Division
FnEp NJ Bnrccs. Gent Ag't. s5 Monroo-s
o. W. RrocLgs q. y. and r. Ait. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
I.kk snoRE 4 NIcHIeAS soUTnKhs

Use fsxke shur~ va tfr~eisr< ~ csrr>~ffoa
witk fbs Er1e snf =. $50 L. r. y terms ire
eaiekcst ana most direct route q pitsssnsx.
Al ssfrs
g. TAP A. Cferesspe. Q
= HAwrnct. Tlckss Asest. Depot.
ysz IssFsfIs- CRY trt = xrr~es~f
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

Every sack - LILY WHITE FLOUR
has pietnfe q osfF Blsli Meme Eshliias
waheas a. N4lLkE tiTT AI1BkS 10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
sTOCKHoLDERs MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Electro Kali
way Company of 1raId Rapids, will be held
AT the once of said company In the city OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. on the fourteenth uSi
dHv OF july. AID 1881. commencing ~ eleven
~ O'Clock am. A proposition VIII be sub
mitfed TO the stock holders Of said company
ut said meeting. for their adoption or re1ec.
tion 70 autherize the board OF directors 70 sell
and convey ali the property. franchises rights
and privileges "a said Electric Halfway com
pany 80 any other railway corporation. raid
meeting will Ala be held for the purpose OF
electing I'VE t5)0irectors Of said company 10
serve during tbs ensuing year aad Tor the
transaction ct such Other business as may law.
fully csne before said meeting. By order Of
the board Of directors
BEN S. uAScHETT. JR-
Dated Juiy l. A.D.. issl. see'y E.ec. Ry Co.
AsSrGNBE-s SALE-Nosice Is hereby given
n thst sn the 18th eay of July. A ID. 1891.
shall oder for sale. ut tho srcr~ formsrfy occu-
pied bs mud knadson. at No ~ West bridff
street. IN the city Of Grand Rapids. kese
county. Michigan. all OF the property and -
sets ~ every name. nature and description. OF
the said assisnsr. kBut knu1scn. In nv hands
BY virtue ~ an assignment made by aid knns
Knutsen TO me on the ID day Of June. A. u.
i-al.
Dated Juae q. A. n. 1891
CHARLES WtTT oAssignee-
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

Nrx 4 = wfee ear hss fcrsnsfi. rssa~sss
her saafaea BnH~ Kiss A 4 straight sna
hssks~- 80 sss Rsses as Be StFsshl A
No.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
CHICAGO VIA c. R. 81.

I've Grand kasids sose ara s@ps lase n
Arr tsicsgs-....-.. 5 5 sm s9lpm ts3a "a
~ - ~ train has fsre4@h Wagner par n
steellas car.
I've Chicago = e an sl8pfn 10 lf) 4 m
Af GRID X - .lSPm s4sBm 6.Aam
10 . M train through Wagner parlor car.
~ ~ y ia traia. esi y. ia Duh NaencI sicep
me car.
Taroash tickets anl fan Information eau On
had hy ca In. npoa A. A niQa.Si. ticket AK at
~ uni aa -tatia OF q. " Mghsan. Union ticket
aseDt G. Monnor-st.. Crane Rapids Ntch.
c l. Lock MOOD. Gen. Pass Agoat-
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
ARMS AND LEGS $ Il q" srs s:s

MR. A. a. MARKS:
DEAR SlR-A.'er having worn one Of your
artificial legs With rubber loot fox more than
fifteen years. l have no hesitation in saying
tt Is the best leg In use; as IL Is simple and the
most durable OF any have seen. | have worn
five different makes slhee ls52 and Ind none
as useful as yours. | can heartily recommend
the rubber loot rs the most durable aud essy
10 handle. l am a blacksmith and shoe
horses. have dug wells and quarried stone
and other heavy work. | can walk farther In
n gwen time than any man can on any other
kird OF "A leg with the same length Of stump
as mine; IL Is oa.y three inches from the hip
JOINT. Yours. etc. T.. LINCOLN.
By our formula. persons can supply US VI I'll
all measurements necessary TO secure III
while they remain at home Write for new
treatise Of 40 pages with 30 iliustrations.
A. A. MARKS, 70i Broadway New YORK
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

tweek days Every day. sExcept Saturday.
1O.fl0 A. N. has through chair car 20 CHI
INV cage. No extra charge for seAts
1.t6 y. NJ. runs through TO Chicago solid
A.io with Wagner buffet car. seats. 80
cents
E.C1 p NJ. has through Tree chair ear TO
O.SO Man,sfee. via NJ. AN K. r. r.
1885 . sGs ca, . shr ss w J: css p.
and sleeper - Indianapolis via BEN
ton Hsrbor.
11.Q0 J.. NJ. hss Wager sleeping car to Ira
AlsesV verse City.
e.onP ~. Connects NJ St Joseph with
V'oJ Graham a Morfoss steamer for Chi.
csgo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05
OTTAWA BEACH

Every Oar. twesk days
G.-sp A. N. runstsraHxn 70 Detroit wits par
VspV Lot Cal seats. = cents
ion y N. has through psrioF ear 70 Detroit.
i.,'V seats. u cents
go, Y. n rsias through - Detroit win par
DsLsy Tor carl s~ats. 3 cents
100 A. 4 y. has '''''' s'' 70 ''s raw seats
Per riesefs and Information Apply ~ Union
ticket cfr3re - Horfoes st. or u uloa ssafina
Go DsHAtEN. Gen Pnssf All
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-05

=
se.ssesr eaeef s4ne ~. ts--
sE<sNs eaks xc<za,
Ar irem IL solas
For sassass ana Bse Rapids rssn
fsI lrzsssse cily ale
Fs- lr-sssss cils ans
Aeek aa<x --.----------.-- , lsao Il sss IA
Fol csSlnSU .....-........--.--.. s&Rm
fsf Traverse CHS rs pa 4&tn
81 ASeklsss = 49, sspn A~ - -
froH t1lc4so- 4 ala 2sxas- - Pm
irsls AfxsssGx At - .. IA e@ilys eiesr
trses esAy exetPs SUNDAY.
TRANS eolke saurz
Ar from Iy.gaias
Nsrth- esuth.
Ter h.lsaassse cels-Ss- iss. a.. nssa
Der Dlx Ramos Saginaw IL s9S N
Fer fert MsyRe ana The
&.&st IN IN
Fer kAsamszee ......- -. ssspm tes pa
Fer 9 aeisnaii a Chicago ,se,pn haPm
Tan IssTlng fos 1laelasssi .se Chicago Al
y . 2. IA esitsi other trains aSily sxeeps
SQlasy.
Maskesen. Grand Rapids = Indiana
For Nuskesen Nv ree amIsss pmsDpn
From Af-iole an IS ? "a h IS N
sLEfriyG AKD FsEles car sseslos
AoIsA-s o. ~ irsia. sleeelag aaa parier
silAir e<E Grand tapsas to Nsckinss CTS.
fxrior eaSsr ear Grsaa Rapids 10 traverse
Sity. IL a. m train psfsor chair car &rena
hatsas 10 Asckiasg. 10 s. n gfaiH- sicep
Ing car 0rsaa ksgaee te frtoskrs ,leep.s.x
car q saRd ia ,'sis g. Marktnss csty.
, south IA train par or Chair Car Strand
20 s,cs "a cinesnnSfi. ~ - M train Wagner
faffof Car nfs q q sp.ds a. Chicago. 10 .
IN train. Siespias Car fraud lk.9.s T. tEiea-
60, sleeping Car Grand kspies 10 c.ncia-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-18
Strange Oversight:

1t is dangerous as we'll as wicked to
do wrong in the presence of children.
TIE Pittsburgh Dispatch says that an
observant little boy was in a street.
car in that city the other day, and
followed every movement of the con-
ductor with the greatest interest.
A very stout woman boarded the
car and sat down next to the small
boy. She took a ticket out OF her
purse, but when the conductor came
along he somehow failed to notice her.
He passed and repassed her several
times, and finally, with a nervous
glance around, she replaced the ticket
in her purse.
This was too much for the small
boy, who had all the while kept his
eye on her, and the next time the con-
ductor came along he exclaimed:
"You didn't get her money, mister.
| don't see how you missed her. She's
the latest lady in the car. Anybody
could see her"
This complimentary allusion to the
woman's wei ght caused blush to
play over her broad face, and she
quickly produced a ticket, while all
the other passengers smiled.
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veloped to an unusual degree; at least,
his suffering grandparents entertain
that opinion. Tod made them,
short visit a few months ago, and
although they are fond and proud of
their grandson, it cannot be denied
that their principal feeling when they
said good-by to him was one of relief.
Neither of the old people had very,
sharp eyesight, and they seldom used
their spectacles except for reading, so
it was not surprising that they failed
to discover some peculiar indentations
which marked the top rail OF the
polished balusters on the first morn
ing after Tod's arrival, and which
grew deeper with each succeeding
morning.
To all appearance Tod did not
not1ce them, either, until the last day
Of his visit. Then he announced in
confidence to his grandmother:
u m afraid, grandma, that I've
made some marks on the baluster-
rails with my \. aterbury, but you
see I've always run down so fast that
| never noticed them till this morn
lng!'
with your Waterbury, Tod"
echoed his grandmother in amaze
ment.
"Why, yes'm. I've wound it by
pressing the winder on the rail, YOU
know, every morning since I came. It
was such a splendid place, and saved
such lot of time, because I could do
it as 1 ran down to breakfast. And
always doing it that way, OF course it
kept me from forgetting to wind it,
Won cooi:,