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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Tripping across the entire door, by
this time cleared to q wide lane by the
committee, the page unlocked the great
outer barbican gate, the main doors Of
the theatre. AS the second portcullis
creaked upward q startled cry arose
from all the guests behind the silken
ropes of the improvised roadway from
gate to moat. For, dashing in 1t full
speed, their beautiful horses felt shod
and their ar1nors flashing and pluInes
fiat from the speed, came some forty
mounted knights, with visions down. re-
turning from the foray.
Straight at the drawbridge they rode
at speed; over it and on the sswdust Of
tho inner court upon the stage. Here
each leaped from his saddle. his horse
led quickly out Of sight by armed esquire,
and, making obeissuce to the baroness,
joined his chosen maiden. As the last
rider cleared the drawbridge the band
began a modern waltz. the court passed
across the moat to the dancing floor
(painted as tesselated courtyard and
the ball began, as the silken barrier
ropes and padded roadway disappeared
as though by magic.
Other Mardi Gras balls have surpassed
this one in splendor, but none has quite
ventured on its daring and effective
realism. Now the people who gather at
these balls are by no means the motley ele-
ment. Caste is strong in the south, and
polite society is careful of its associa-
items. Notwithstanding the incognito
of the mask, tho blue blood must not
mingle with tho common herd, and I'M
less one is what Ia considered well born
or introduced he cannot enter here.
There is sometimes ridiculous side to
this sort of thing, but If the -Four Hun
dred" alone pay for the piper, surely
they may be allowed to dance and
choose their own company. And that 10
TO the northerner a strange feature Of
the Mardi Qras festivities. All the dis
play, tho professions, the magnificent
balls are princely grstuity 10 the pub
lie. There are no public subscriptions.
The mystic orders which comprise tho
financial and social solidity Of the town
pay al tho bills.
No outsider knows whence the money
comes. Unless he Is Of the elect he IL
not asked to contribute.
To the colored element Of the south
this festival is also the great event Of the
year, and the amount Of speculation ~
10 what the procession viii comprise 10
indeed amusing to listen to. You will
frequently see big. gaunt negro ex-
planning 70 his sdmiring associates the
wonders he has seen ut previous fessa-
vals, and RECALLING them with exsggcr-
sted stories Of what il to come.
Mardi 0rss comes early this year,
Feb. being Shrove Tuesday. Already
Is heard IN the cities the busy note OF
preparation.
FxxpK w. WHIT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

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uGn1inn = $500. "A no va - vsnr
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1as6 0Ens. tsils - - the mass daring
sGzids h Ill giving - Ne ousnas earn-
vas With which - pistsrssqos history
= fnsnihar II vas given = he Mobile
hntrs. Changed 1t ths tonch at thslr
snchantrs vsnd intO the csuEt - ,
tsadal eAstls. il UAflsEss hsoanss ~
t1sss1sd rampaxss. Gay with dastss-
ing hAsn~s a Bursundy. Lorraine.
Brsnsvsek and CAampagns. m ssrong ~
lief 10 solid seeming stoaswork- Ths
iss from dancing doored pargues to
skags w,s spannsd by . heavy draw
bridge. with most AMI baxbicaa ana
portculliA This Vas rHissd while The
gussfs were received by the sponsor com
MITES. the drop curtain rspresenting :
massive and studded gate that shut Oh
the stags saddenly from The streets
without
yr a sanitary numps hAsv.
and quickly the lookholes Of moat tow
srs were manned by warders blowing
notes Of welcome. The drawbridge slow
~ fell across tina most - tho portcullis
rose up on massive chains. Then was
disclosed tho bsautiful banquet chamber
Of medievxl days. with grim stouework
relieved by tapestry portieres and stained
glass windows, coloring . pretty group
Of tsirost snstrons and maidens OF the
city. These represented the baroaess
and her maidsns, being by special selec-
ton the Queen Of the Revel" and her
attendants. Kneeling at her feet . pretty
page received . gracious nod OF assent.
and took the huge key Of the outer gate
from the wan where IL hung.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
Merit Wins.

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DIR. Kings New Life. Pills, Bucklen's
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have never handled remedies that sell
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tate TO guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready 10 refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
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you satisfactory returns, or in case OF
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1t is guaranteed 10 bring relief in every
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Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways he depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, at Peck Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

GRAY 0OWN-XRS- w. H vAN8U4nv
DRESS
has the front OF snowflake cyepe. pulled
on TO tho foundation skirt, and he3d In
places by tiny pink velvet bows. each
bow having . diamond set In the center.
The skirt 10 en- train and covered with
pulled crepe.
Tho overdress is Of white satin cub
lime. embroidered all around with band
Of pink silk and silver threads. There
is swathing sash around the slim waist
and long loops and ends. The sash 10
pink japanese crepe The satin over
dress is cut en- princesse, is slightly
looped at the sides. and is open in front.
v shaped, and edged with the cmbroid-
cry in . narrower border. The front is
filed in with white snowflake crepe, and
has two rows OF tiny pink and white
daisies crossing tho breast and festooned
ON tho shoulder just below the standing
ruffies made of the crepe. Pink crepe 10
drawn down to point below Ibis ON tho
arm and tied in a smell knot. With this
Is to be worn splendid triple necklace
of large diamonds, and star of the Same
precious stones in the hair. The illustra-
ton will show how the entire costume
was arranged, and permit Of any ono
copying it, even to the jewels, who feels
the desire. II don't cost much-only
about ga, 600. jewels included.
The dainty and subdued little gown
shown beside hers in the cut is of pearl
~--~.x m cl>,~>o~o o~I I~cco1ad s;1sr TIE
form is princesse front and hack, and Of
the cashmere, there are three gathered
bias rufies at the foot in front. which is
quite favorite way of trimming. Tho
back is princesse, in cashmere, and the
sides. sleeves and corsage all are Of the
brocade, which is of dark gray and black.
The whole gown is exceedingly tasteful
and graceful, and would be an easy task
for the home dressmaker.
Spring wraps are now worn during
mild days by those ladies who like to
have the name among their friends of
always being the first to wear a style. I
noticed pretty pelisse in dark brown
cheviot, trimmed with wide band Of
beaver all around the bottom. It was
belted in point close at the waist and
hung almost to the ground. Around the
waist Yves thick cord of brown silk,
which was woven into a pretty pattern
in front, and tied in a double bowknot
at the back, and there were very hand
some ornaments on the ends. The sleeves
were covered with heavy braiding, and
the waist had the same in Figaro style.
Cap sleeves of brown velvet were edged
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31


thu bal mAsque IN the giddy capital on
the Seine. The new south. buster and
Drawer now than ever before In it, event.
full history, does not forget in tho hurry
Of it, money getting prosperity the in
cognitA, the famous frolics, the delicious
intrigue of tho Mardi Gras which pre-
cedes the gloomy Lentcn season. II
gives freely to this ancient custom and
pays royal tribute to the hummer hing.
Ii Is all very strange to tho northern
born and bred citizen. The New Yorker.
the New Highlander. tho Chicagoan can
scarcely conceive an annual festival pre-
sided over by IN unknown charivari
who. in his absurd and gitteringp person
atty, issues edicts which are implicitly
obeyed by the serious commercial world.
The sway Of this merry monarch Is -
absolute as that Of tho Russian car.
At the royal command business ceases.
banks close. schools suspend, and all tho
aspects Of legal holiday are assumed
by both cities Even tho courts cease
their warning and fretful troubles, and
tho mayor and civic dignitaries humor
tho popular comedy 20 far ~ to ride
forth In state and deliver UP the keys Of
the city, and with them its absolute
practical control, to the lord high cham
berlain Of his mimic majesty. Ina some
what lesser degree this festival is carried
ont in vicksburg. Memphis, Pensacola
and even st. Louis Truly it is all
most excellent fooling."
All over the south today one sees these
"edicts" that precede the carnivals, and
which are their most peculiar and per-
haps their most effective adjunct.
Weeks in advance brilliant placards,
bearing illuminated devices Of carnival
royalty and couched in hyper-oriental
flowers of command, arc distributed
broadcast In every city and along every
line Of travel within reach. These are
regarded with singular consideration by
the public, even reaching a semi official
force, while rail and river lines combine
obedience with their own best interests
and cut down round trip travel to al
most nominal rates. Thus curiosity
goes hand in hand with convenience,
and tho vast incoming throngs combine
pleasure travellers, health seekers and
business men who delay their visits for
this favoring time. Such make up tho
composite crowds Of Mard Gras noon
all trending to those central points an
nounced in the edicts for the royal
pyugypsa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

BROWN PELIssB-oREEy WALKING SUIT.
with beaver. and there was round col
lar of the same. A brown velvet hat.
with brown and yellow plumes. finished
the whole outfit, which was very hand
some.
Another new and very stylish outdcor
garment 10 q coat made of dark green
diagonal. trimmed with cuffs, pocipt lids
and rolling collar Of passcnenserie.
The vest front il Of velvet IN q darker
shade 70 match thu hat, which n tim
med with green and brown ribbons and
featheTR
The skirt Is q gray serge. cut In deep
vsndyke points, each edged with an
inch wide hand If castle braid Pc
meath the posnts ;s . vide band Of green
and black brocsde.
These points. 60 VEL ~ rounded tsts
with contrasting material beneath, some
times 81 on plain, bit more ofsen ruf1ed
on plated. sre VERY popular FOR Walking
dresses. Made of silk OF crepe, with
talie or chiffon fan. they are very p-ssty
for evening dresses. Ofxvr Harm
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

STREET SCENE DURING MARpr oRAs.
IL was here in Mobile that Mardi 0ras
first saw the light Of day. According TO
an entertaining local pamphlet. entitled
Creole Carnivals." it appears that on
New Years eve, just sixty years ago.
Michael Kraft and few jolly citizens
of Mobile supped ut then famous creole
restaurant Wine perhaps flowed freely
besors the midnight revelen. homeward
bound, passed . hardware store belong
ing to one Of their number. Rakes,
scythes. gongs and cowbells. ~ was the
custom. hung without ~ signs A raid
Wa made. thess strange instruments
making music for serenads to several
citixens As each Of these appeared to
quell the clamoR he wss impressed into
the ranks OF the revslers, aad the last
visit waa 30 The mayor. who invited the
party in-so BREAKFAST Next ysar this
sagnenssd party supped. psrssed and
serenAaed. the strange emhlens now -
wsl Known again having uee The
third rear va MARRIED bv more formu-
lated fun. under mask This was the
acurn-a very little oae from which IN
spring the perfected paesantzy al all
the intervening yesrs-out ef which
came the crscle carnival, - prssent az
isHent snd Known BY name wherever
Americas travel ~ red
Now The festival II IN azRxir ~ mighty
proportions. anticipated snd in prepHra-
ton Whole year. Il ends in glitter
Ing pandencniam, hst enc Strangely
decent. never carrying levity over the
hcunds of sense. Ahsclsss hbsrty pre-
vads amine IL tAxss AnD - uizhk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

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bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chIlblains,
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1t is guaranteed give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Divslon-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Simply apply "SwAySE's orSrxESr."
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch, aileruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the akin
clear, white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed BY no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAyxE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Don't pay large doctor bills. The
best medical book published, one hum
drcd pages, elegant colored plates.
will be sent you on receipt OF three 2
cent stamps TO pay the postage. Ad-
dress A. P. Ordway 4 Co., Boston Mass.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

~ health aad strength renewed and 81
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syrup OF fszs So q sctx IA harmony
with nature 70 eaect0aIly cleanse The
system when costyt or bilious. Fer
sale ~ soc snd 81 tottles by ~ leading
drgevxs<-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
And Bsa usy.

Health and Beausy.
She 10 form Of life and light,
That, seen. becomes part OF eight;
Health on her cheek, aud beauty 10 her
eye,
Her form all grace and quesn-like
majesty.
The secret of her splendid health and
beauty 10 amply this; She averts and
avoids the many Ills peculiar 10 her
sex by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. This 10 the only remedy
for women's peculiar weaknesses and
ailments. sold by al drugrists, under .
positive guarantee from the manufac-
turers that It will give satssfaction IN
every case, or money will be refunded.
See guarantee on bottle-wrapper.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
We CAN AND no

Guarantee pr. Acker's Blood Elixir.
for it has been fully demonstrated TO
the people of this country that it Is
superior 10 all other preparations for
blood diseases. IL is positive cure for
syphilitic poisoning. Ulcers, Eruptions
and Pinples, Ii puriiies the whole sys-
TEN and thoroughly builds up the consti-
tutiOn.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia. Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes FOR
81. For sale bv all druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

The only Complexion Pewter n The
world thai = without eul1srity, WITH
cut injury % the user and without
DOUBT 4 heautfier, i Fozzoni's.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
The FASHIONS OF T0DAY
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q 4 noumrG

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Cor sene Of the isadsrs a fHshion In ksw
York. A aass bssztiful hau Upwa. juss
Supported for Mn. w. X. yandEtilt,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
M OIoE1 CARlIyAIS
o1n9 uEaar nEnomes @ eAAnoao
onAnm go

- oss1A BuU@U - nsss $1,000
p.unnv.k-sns ns1l1sn1U ssmnn6asu $3.50
pnns - esss1n Iesssa ensas
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HI eva country. IN this lAsA of -
ungnsns snd the orange. . pscencle
nnss eorUsoos than the tine haaoesd
Vsnstian caxntvulA moga auuyinx than
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Psekhsm's Group Remedy cures
whoopinS Cough
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

There are some who insist that she
story now being todd about prominent
real estate man Is not true. The people
who are responsible say that his house
vas visited by burglars some time ago.
One waited ousside while ths eshss went
In 10 DO The work. Presently the scavo
operator appeared with sueh An cir q
detection that the other va movSi TO
inquiries What r. The matter. Bic
wasnt there anything worth While In
adsy oh. yes." ''ndnt you gss any
ef itY NO: ! Vas too hzsy.- Then
after . long pave he said earnestly
Say. Jim. lee ne seil rou . haif interest
IA . larre tr.ct Of suburban property.
yin your--wastnnxson Pest
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

psca-why couldn't Harry 20 70 shs
theatre WITH as tonighf'
Tom-He coal1nt possibly CRIME. hse
n wr1se the criticism 81 The plays - 70
nsrrywe pspx. md have th>s y y =
o'ssocA Harvard LsnSoen- Il
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-09
Our Bands Fourth.

After pleasant trip we arrived at
Kendrick, at which place we had been
engaged to furnish music for the
Fourth, where we were royalty enter
tained during our stay by JOS. Vincent,
the talented young editor of the Ken
drick Advocate, and Others Of the COM
mittee, and also by the lady friends of
the band. Everything went smooth
until the rank management Of Judge
Wright, of Kendrick, sent the band
boys from the ball floor, which act
seemed entirely uncalled for and con-
trary to the wishes of the Kendrick
people, who seemed to regret the un-
fortunate occurrence. From Kendrick
we came home via Moscow, through a
rich farming country. At the latter
place we were sorely disappointed in a
game of base ball, both clubs playing
like sheep. At Moscow we fell undel
the hOspitable care of l. G. Hatta'
baugh, our old tOwnsman and an ex
member of the band, who spared nc
pains to make our stay pleasant and
endeavored to keep us over the night
but we couldn't stay as we did no
think we would be in it. We arrived
home at II o'clock Sunday night, with
out accident, a sadder but wiser lot
all agreeing that we had jolly, goot
time. l.. b. b.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-09
The New Council.

The newly elected councilmen took
the oath of office on the first of July
and were regularly installed last Mon
day night. After installation the Or
ganization was perfected and the regu
lar routine of business gone through
with, after which the following new
committees were appointed tor the
present year:
Ways and Means-C. Weisgerber,
DR.. J. b. Morris and George Frost.
Finance-A. w. Kroutinger, Lot
Wiggin and G: w. Morrison.
Street-George Frost, Lot Wiggin
and A. w. Kroutinger.
Fire and Water-G. w. Morrison,
Lot Wiggin and A. w. Kroutinger.
Health-A. w. Kroutinger, G. W.
Morrison and George Frost, of council
and w. A. Simpson, P. NJ. Davis and
C. c. Bunnell, citizens.
Health Officer-Dr. J. B. Morris.
Cemetery-C. Weisgerber, A. w
Kroutinger and DIR. J. b. Morris.
Street CommissiOner-G. E. Rich
ards.
The bond of the city treasurer wa
placed at five thousand dollars, ant
that of the marshal at two thousant
dollars. The marshal was also mad
city tax collector.
The old wells on the Northern Pacifi
railroad depot grounds were declared
nuisance and the clerk notified to in
form the company of the fact.
There being no further business tn
council adjourned until the next regt
lar meeting.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-09
.SaVnlin for Lewiston!
A CAPITALIST OF MICHIGAN TO
LOCATE IN THIS CITY.
City Council Doings.
Installation of I. o. o. F. Officials
Where Our Citizens Celebrated
Our Bands Fourth.

The latest prospective enterprise for
Lewiston is something that will be of
vast Importance if our citizens can only
succeed in capturing it. \ Mr.. Theo-
dore Ferguson, II very wealthy lumber
dealer of Michigan, was in Lewiston a
day or two last week, quietly looking
around with II view of locating and to
see what kind of lumber center Lew
iston would make. He made "A trip up
Clearwater Tuesday and reports that
he never, in all his life, witnessed such
Il fine grade of timber as he saw in the
forests of that section, and was more
than pleased with the fine water power
of the Clearwater river. He conf
dentally stated to J. AleXander-from
whom we received our information
that, if the railroad was completed to
Lewiston this year, he would be willing
to put in Il 500 900 saw mill plant if he
could obtain Il suitable site not more
than two and one-half miles from the
city. He also created the opinion that
when the time was rife, he would put
in sash and door factory in this city,
which would give employment to Il
large force of men. We We're intro
duced to Mr.. Ferguson and found him
to be very pleasant appearing gentle
men-quiet, yet impressive in his man.
ner, and while he nas great confidence
in Lewiston with railroad advantages,
he is of the opinion that this place will
never advance much unless railroad
connections can be secured. He is an
old acquaintance of J. Alexander and
would probably locate here if he re-
ceived proper encouragement. He does
not want financial encouragement, but
merely site, and surely a man of such
means should be induced to locate
among us, for they are the kind of mel
who build up a city. He left Friday
morning for Il trip through the Sount
country but will probably return il
about two weeks. Mr.. Alexander will
be kept posted as to his whereabouts.