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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

Ia the unlted states very large num-
her of women and girls dad work IN the
mslls. factories. workshops. stores and
offices. Hundreds OF these hard. work
ing, busy women aud girls, owing 10
badly ventilated and ll-constfueted
buildings aud the plece-woIk sssten,
are wearing themselves away. In their
eagefness to make large wages they
oseg-work; they are worried; they be-
come hollow checked aud pale. The
whole muscular systen is weakened /;
they are nervous aud generally dyspep-
TIC. They require great care and atten-
ton, or their llyes become uncertain
and miserable. For such subjects. the
great strengthened, restorer and iiie-
giyer is Palne's Celery Compound.
With a moderate amount OF gentle
physical exercise IN the fresh air,
Paine's Celery Compound soon restores
lost vitality. builds up the system and
gives "A healthy, natural appetite, and
regular, sound sleep. TO every woman
and girl VINO stands within the walls OF
factory, rk.shop or store, We would
kindly urge the use OF tins great sclen-
title compound. II will do more for
you than any physician can do, and ~
very small outlay OF money.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

NJ. c. Goossen has now retailed COS
boxes of oranges for the season. This
never could have been done only for
the quality of the fruit being the best.
Bananas are now going rapidly. he has
already sold 90 punches this month.
This is also due only to the quality.
Come and see the fruit offered now.
Twenty lunches just received. lag
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
GIVES UP IN ALBRIGHT.
A Street Car Driver Declares That He
Will Not Run Again.

A large crowd collected on Gold-st.,
from Shawmut-ave. to Fulton-st., last
night and assailed the street cars with
stones when they passed, but FORUM
ately no one was struck. A number of
distractions were placed on the track,
and at 8 o'clock patrol wagon, filled
with officers was called. The officers
dispersed the crowd. A street car driver
put his team IN the barn, and said:
Nothing would induce me to work
another day on the street car lines of
this city,"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
The following contagious diseases
were reported yesterday: Alice j. Wat
son, AS Benson-st., whooping cough;
- Markle, North-st.. whoOping
cough; - Markle, North-st.. whoop-
my cough; - Firadel, whooping
cough; Jay and William Utley, 40l
Cherry ST., chicken pox.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

HON. y. A. BURLrxGAME, JUDGE.
The People VS.. Henry Boyd, murder
first degree; on trial. Names OF X. $
Webb, ]. L. Smith and Charles Gates
added to information by consent.
Asiko AeIkus va. Anna Aeikus, in
ehancery; for divorce. Hearing in open
court. Decree granted to complainant
Grounds, extreme cruelty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
CRANES $4,000 RESIDENCE.

The plans for Albert Cranes $4,000
residence, To be erected at the corner
of Lyon and Prospect-sts, are at the
Builders and Traders Exchange Tor
competitive bids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

wAsHIsGEos, May 27.-For Upper
and Loser Michigan; generally ralrs
warmer rlads, becoming south.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

Be sure you are right and see that eur
YrrEox f.kREL : OF esch cake 0f yessi.
Il i the Lest. Asa feF 4 aEld ts.e 10
other.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

Iz1- LAY Gould. 1naacisr. born In Roxbury
DeLA~ are coaAty, n y.
LskS- Noah ~ snster. rerpstrator Of the Ensiish
dictionary, died. born iTss.
lsG:- BAtfis % Hanover Court Hosass. Va
lzs1-kegalsr s1e.s Of Port Hudson hexun.
snaed July y cavalry battle AZ slorsnee.
Ala. forty->svelth GATED States coiorei
ngat brasely al LAKE Providence. La
Is75-kreuch C~thoile church b4raed ~ Ho.-
yoxe. Aa-s-, aud = lives lost.
L1es-ArTfFal IA -amaFcand Of the drst trans
Caspian railway train
p2s-DosDerate conduct of strikers ~ Braid
wood aad Wilmington. Ills; al the mules
IN mines ar latter 9isles sn0thervc. military
called out. serious som plicat.ons-
1sas-Desperate azht OF tenants AZ FAlc1rrASh.
krs4Aad. = police1ea Injured
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

A noted professor u the Vienna tns-
yerssy says thai In tbe ave pIsncipai
manufacturing countries 81 Europe
there are 70 ~ 600 OF women employed.
a. falfaW<
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit COurt-Part 4.

HON. wM. Z. GROVE. JUDGE.
Samuel r. Miller vs.. Benjamin F..
Wellman, trespass; on application OF
defendant continued over term.
Edwin B. Wright Va. Wadham's OIL
and Grease Company, assumpslt; on
trial.
Issues Of fact on call: 10, Al, A, Is,
I2 20 A.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27


This list is furnished BY futile Bros. real
estate dealers. Pears-st.. ever Arcadia Tele-
phoue Ne. 1884,
II THE CITY.
Mary Geefx 90 Adrian VI pebruyn. lott
Geo i.Amparters sab, 81 n front on
east SIDE Of PAGE 81. 40 II east OF Reed
Matte . DuHton 10 John G Dunfon.
lots i3 and ~ htock 3 Daatons add.
on north eide ~ Milton ave- ..- on
Robert - Forbes sud wife 10 Qnfg-
iey lst !. bis =. Ceit i Co.'S add fnx
IN6 q on the cor af Irowbfidge
and Meth Lsfaysste 81 .........-. l.so1
Flora QussieY 20 Edwla Wright lot
l. blk 4 Cstt A COS .ds, sfx l0b n On
the cor ~ Troshfldge ard North
Lafayette sts .......-..-...... 90
John " tiastefaaasT cad wife 30
Alorfsus kFoaemYer. iotsq a. aad
p a. let n Chester honsefs sab. leo ~
ffsht On side 81 fthsi ave. 80 20
willard tnffiss ana wife 20 ffank w
part 5sszisf06T ga lac o ser 81
Thomas SAD Hsnss SIS -..--..-....-.-..-. zos
IN TnE coUKTsF.
fhss y Rlasehsrs - Fstnsa y fria -
ale. NpTl NV I'll a. see q Neisoh- %
Melissa Phelps e Al "a kama asf -,
ten. pt nv - see 2 sslsi'.s..e-t =
Care ( Esrsen sna husband - ihes
! Blanchard. So fFi = ffi see |. a..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

Ladies Who value refined compiler
ion must use Poz1onls Peader--it pro-
auees a s.sft and beautiful skla.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
PARl0R CAR TO
SAGINAW.

The Detroit, Ian.
sing & Northern
X. X. is now run.
ming a psrlor car
on trains leaving
Grand Rapids at
1:So a. m. and Sag.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

Extra coaches will
also be attached TO
the 800 q. m. train
for Ottawa Beach to
accommodate those
wishing to spend
the day. Return at
800 p. m. on the
special, fare 75c.
GEO. DEHAvEN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
This Date In History

LzS-Aasllsx1 DalLa- Ss~I
oor4
I1Ss-Jona Gavin. thecl0g1aa.
dls... Dorb LAB
8.-AFchlns-d. AaFz2xs II
Arsy e. >sls4.dssA-
lsl9-galia N1rt ldo~s BORN
IA Nss FORK city: poet.
LazuisL lsetarer and p1i-
laEfhropist. sat1or OF
Battle ayrEaa u ia ks-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27


NAV at 5:55 p. N. Seats Csc for any
distance. Gro. De HAVEN,
General Passenger Agent.
Brook trout Mt Dettentbaler's.
Under the auspices OF the Good Tenn
plsrs' some Of the city's best talent wilt
give an entertainment this evening in
their ball in the McMullen Block. Ad-
mission 10 cents. A ticket gwen 10 all
which entities the holder TO ice cream
| and cake.
Soft she'll crabs at Detteuthaler'a
Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without IL. VALLEY CRY MffiISe Co.
Fresh fish at Dettenthaler'a
EseaEssea 90 Naskeges.
The Good Time kxcursion Club give
an excursion 10 Musk eson, Decoration
Day May 80, Fare. round TRIP, 90.
Go 10 Detroit va the d, l.. An.
------------------------------
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

Go TO Detroit va The d. L.. AN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27
Superior Court
HON. y. A. BuRLrxsAME, JUDGE.

Chancery cases on call: 81, %, q, so
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-27

This list " furnished BY futile Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearist.. ever Arcadia Tele-
phoue Sa fess
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-03
How Germany Treated Wagner

Henry T. Finck in thesForum.
For exactly a quarter of a century
Wagner chung to mis- plan, heroically
struggling against almost incredible
difficulties. In this case, at least,
schiller wassnown to be wrong when
he wrote that. Against stupidity the
gods themselves fight in vain. Wag-
ner wa, only q mortal, and he fought
against the stupidity of q nation
which almost unanimously tried to
prevent him from bringing forward
the greatest work of art ever created
on German soil. The press hunted
him down like wild beast He
was called acharlatan, q humbug. he
was called so many offensive things
that Berlin author, Wilhelm Tap
pert, compiled a special Wagner Lex
icon, con tanning collection OF coarse
aud insulting epithets hurled against
Wagner. 1t consists of fOrty-eigt pa
ges, but is very incomplete, as have
in my own note and scrapbooks enough
material for another pamphlet of the
same size X After having Eu coded
In at last killing HIM, his enemies
were satisfied, and soon became ami
able, and even condescendiDgly
friendly. There is nothing In the
world that German likes so much
as dead man OF genius.@ Foreign
men of genius he admires, dead or
ailve, but German genius, let US
have him dead or not at all All that
was need ed to make Bayreuth success
full was Wagner's death.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-03

ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instan
relief l5c. ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid
l5c. Salve 10c.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-03
FRUIT OF THE FUTURE.
Science viii Radically Change the
Peach, the Cherry, the Straw
berry, Etc.

Peach, the Cherry, the Straw
berry, Etc.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Scientific men are terrible fellows
for hard facts, but they get to theoriz-
ing they can build ust as pretty cast
les in Spain as any of the other cranks
whose vain imaginings they dispise.
For instance, here Is Prof. Goodale,
of Harvard University, President last
year of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science, who on
leaving the chair at the Washington
session, drew q most attractive pic.
ture of what botanical science may
do for the epicure of the future.
The fruits of the future, said this
imaginative scientist, will tend more
and more toward becoming seedless,
just as pineapples, bananas and some
oranges are now. There Ia no good
reason why we should not have seed
less raspberries, strawberries ana
black berriess, and also raise, by cut
tings, cherries and peaches free frcm
stones. Then, rising to still Dolder
flight of fancy, Prot. Goodale declf =
red that If ali the sereals now in u Q
were swept away our experiment
stations could probably replace them
within half century by developing
other grasses by means OF seiectlon
and naturalization. 1870
The statement seems most lmprop-
able; but when we recall what mas
beer. done with vegetables-howm most
of them have been evolved from worth
less and sometimes even poisonous
weeds, how all our varieties of apples
trace their origin to the bitter wild
crab, and the peaches to a Chinese or
Persian shrub, while the cherry, the
pear and the plum are all sprung
from stocks worthless in themselves,
we are compelled to admit that all
the Professor said is at least theareti.
cally possible. :,
It is practical however, that all
our fruits, with the exception of those
he named, are still in what may be
called the middle stage of deyelop-
ment. They are vestly improved
from their wild state; but they still
retain Objectionable features which
need to be developed out of them.
Seeds and stones are useless when
fruit is raised from cuttings as all
ROOu lTult ulusb no, WIN ohO OASoP
tions of an occasional new variety.
BY rsisipg al ong succession of growths
from fittings, then according TO the
law of evolution, the seeds and stones
should disappear in time, because
they are no longer necessary to the
eyistance of the plants. 1t will be a
great day for science, as well as for
The epicures. when the first stoneless
peach orr eedless strawberry shall be
produced.
AS for prof. Goodale's other pre-
diction, that new cerials can be deve-
loped, it is even harder to believe
than the first. Mankind hts used
the present collection of grains for
thousands of years, and in all that
time not a single new one has been
produced, Is it not probable that
there would have been some If they
skill of man were equal to the task?
At the same time il must be admitted
that scientific gardening is a thing of
recent origin, and perhaps it has not
a fair chance to show what 1t can do.
1t has been very successful with flow
ere; possibly it can do as we'll with
grasses.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-03
S3.75OkWIlli BUY

A handsome cottage residence, Off rooms
with bath, stable, carriage, house, chick
en- house, wood house, etc Hydrant
water, large lot, with fine shade trees and
shrubbery. New, neat and clean, abont
four blocks from Military plaza. VIII
rent easily at $4,000 a month.
6-I7 II JNo.oT. HAMBLEToN q Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-03
For Sale,

An old established liquor\ business
on Military plaza. Call at 800 West we 81
Commerce street. ~ 81
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-03
apbed Office [stationary

autographed Office lstationary
Is all the go with business men now.
Keep up with the times by having a
cut of your building. special design
or vignette on your letter heads,
cards, etc. Samples, sketches, origi-
nal designs and estimates cheertully
furnished upon application. Write
or call on,
MAVERICK PRINTING House,
. 2-lm San Antonio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Anybody WHO has lived Ia a small
town knows tho vagabond strcoi dog
Nobody .,srns 10 know how he dispoios
Of himself NJ night. but during the day
lie livcs on friendly terms with most Of
the crrand boys aud other frcqucntez
oi the streets. Ills tail has way 81
recognition for every familiar face. and
lac will oven sidlc up to- stranger now
aud again with m ariful stimulation ~
sudden aud oycrpowcring affection.
But II you attempt 20 dccoy him far
frpn his habituni hnunts tho yagrant
nature asserts Itself, and after another
bit ~ excellent acting IN tho shnpr Of
fcigncd reluctance TO say good.by hc
trots lcisurcly back TO his fivorito ~.
sort.
Such dogs arc commonly IN bred Ia
moc senses than one. They have no
doubt lost their primitive sayaguncss.
They assume friendly aspect toward
man In general, but they have no heart,
and prefer the STREETS to the woods sim.
ply because they offer n more tempting
hunting ground. --Cornhill Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
olArA OF cAeyALIeR eAYAap.


WHEN baynrd. knight % s,alnicss nafno.
with rfnncss shalt ed icsions fyiac.
AMI ~ tt' ,ba,,si ,9,,,,,a t.,'J.,,.
a. i,.,i. NJ. l..i,,,,'.. ,,,,'.,t ~. ~ '""
gh..ii.s ~. -. ,..,'..,,ti ~.
he NJ, ,',.,. -, ~. s.'i,.'' n. ..
M, M ,,,,1.,', -. ,t''i -'i''' W uuht'
Plumci tnichts and varriors htoo,si snd
bearded.
Iamcnting. pr,ss around the st9t,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

II Is conceded by all that no two
pairs Of hands arc exactly alike. II Is
also conceded that hand may lndl
cate strength or weakness. beauty or
plalnncss, scnsiblllty or brutality, and
vigorous or poor health. 1t i further
more conceded that the hands Of artists
and musicians commonly have long and
flexible ilngcrs, while the fingers OF artl-
sans aud farmers arr shorter and thick
or A muscular hand, with a vigor
Gus grip, with few short lines, with the
lines prominent, belongs A. evidently TO
ahenlthy subIccths does ilabby. skin.
my hand, with a feeble grip, with nu.
inerous short, pale lines To u nervous
subject, ID. u. Bidwcll IN New York
Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

'1f your appearance Is amy Indication
! tlllnk ! may be Justified In assuming
that you are opposed TO washing"
ventured Mr., Hungry Higgins hostess.
"Washin'," answered Mr. Higgins
after u moment Of mental abstraction,
during which he absenily tried To blow
the foam oil his cup Of cold coffee
"washin, ma'am, l. Il mighty good
thing 10 support a family on. but Il
seems to snrter sour wolnan's iempcr,
In fact that's how | come 10 20 on the
road. indianapolis journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

A crack in a piece Of metal Is pro-
vented from extending farther by tho
well known means Of drilling hole
whore the rent ends; but when the
hole Is not bored on Just that spot the
crack Is apt To continue beyond tho
hole. Revue Industrlellc recommends
molstonlng tho cracked surface with
petroleum, then wlping Il and then In
medlatoly rubbing Il with chalk. The
oil that has penetrated into tho crack
cxudcs, and thus indicates with pre-.
clslon where tho crack stops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Not all may know that hot iron
poker, u nothing beiter-run around
window glass will loosen the putty, when
Il may be easily scraped and tho broken
pane removed. Tho new pane may be-
inserted, putty neatly aud carefully laid
on, and the work Is done. This may be
convenient to know when one becomes
Che family "handy man, or ones own
is Is sometimes tho ease.-Good House
teeping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

For this affection, which Is so often
provoSinely obstinate, close the ears
with tho tips Of tho fingers, exert Ger
tain pressure Herewith, and at tho
same timo drink In small draughts
any sort Of liquid offered by another
person, ard the hiccough will cease
inSanianeously.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
THE STATE PAIR.

Tee Screoth Ansual Fair Of the
Stste Agricultural Society, closed
SItut3sy eTeuins. It vas creditabls
t,shs management and 10 the ez-
htoitors. snd. considering the dull
nrsssSas ~sii attended. The live
s.ass exhibit wus peser ~eIcclled nor
ei7aied ia NeTsds. ADD It compared
iaror4hiy sith that oi moro preten-
ttSls St5:e~, 10 fast, no better dis
pays Of isa,topgboFeds are e vest
q Se Bccky mountains. The races
Il pOtbtO u speed. sere equal 70 aoy
"a ne oE@., ssJ the Lcs. time 10 to
rso7sts u the Society sas made AZ
.ss;rsef This was partly due 20
lie 2ss osered be'pg tho bee. Of
ai7 Iss.rSssoo % The Coast.
90 tas A.lis9a The EXHIBITS indi.
ssh-' Want IS p9s..bs 10 the ssricul-
:srS tA4 = ihs arid region, the
saeSp tc.et sn1 5szr;abIzs being
ssnti- tH2 ~ SSSs respects superior.
$rrss Il pss Mississippi Valley.
fas fS@aaeps q h54s handirork
spSthr &tSa4ys za5~ by srtists aod
srAF1aS gsi sas: the is1nties
81 a. zee s~svsssartes u civilized
Gs " scga,ss+l IN SsrsdA
8ss ss.s I'D ssl a Nevada sro
ar&ee-s82 aAsa,S % Sc Eros.b d
esssa5 aos yessasbses. rs stfaifa-
S,terk.s r=-s sa5 -si,es Is Gg,or,US
tosLa sa,E ft3 =44sse & Einoys AID
jps& All - ssS Ssse5 b.aues sry
ti>1q9Ezs3 bystr@tts sts b~-s ior
etIgsrjsqfn re TsiSed s>a;es,
snd Tse1lJrs 3sSset. a prp9iss sha:
Us tborpeghbrsa 1Boos ts cqasied
fot sresj edes5sTsSss " tE- peEhi.
IksaV JoSJn2L
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
Forcible Argument


A Ranaka and Wsshoe Indian had
o lit:le difference of opinion Saturday
night as To whether il was in accord
ance With the proprieties aud usaSes
in the oest society for the Kanaka 10
pay some little delicate attentions 20
the Wi,shoe's matilda
The latter took the pezaiive sid o:
the argument, and cnforced his views
18th a cobb!e. The KAnaka's heal
vas damaged by the force Of the az
gunent and later be was lock rr
for the Wsshos warrior with a knife
under his o1at He did not and hin,
for he had taken the tram for his "a
tive wiids-Sacramento News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
Az lKRIGAIIoN coSvENuoN
CALLED.

Goresrer Coacord has 1ceeed 70
the puhedenapd and issaei = cAl
f-F an IrnSatson Conpents<u to con
veee in C&rsoa 90 FRIDAY, ocioae,
eth. fer tie purposes be Hss
Fv- Q; cnaAderiDS :he hst
measure to eaforoe tie policy sdoq.ed
by the Salt lake Oca~enaon Eith
-rete-eooe TO fhe aeiion OF the Federal
Congress anu,
eScad. for the purpose q cou-
ei5erinS The ~c4rablil.s o. n. va
rsoas portions q the State of Nevada
Nth referaacs 20 water storage. irri-
Soo and reclamation q ard lands
-Thiri. forthe purpose of seieeinS
delegates - the rrAns-Mis<isippi
J-,osress 10 be hsld AZ oGaha- oct
il. 1891.
rSe conrea,5oa viii be a mass
coareaLoa- composed q al those in
tersS.ed il the subjects oS water
storage. irrigation or reclamation OF
ard lands, and 3 general call Is here
hy issued 70 al 50 Interested, to at
iSnd-
The i~e,aSasinos from tie various
cornties ~iIl organize after their az
rival al Carson
Particular request is mESo thst
conpe;ent nen from each coc4:y e.:
Rc;ioa Of the Sis.e.Ehould present TO
Ine cc1reution written articles de-
s:riptire OK It's resources its facilities
for wafer storage. its syEtems OF water
rights :hs prevailing srrtem OF recia.
na:;on and the extent to which such
ieclsnatioa eau be increased 1t is
TIE design 70 publish such communi.
etions later 90 IN the report Of the
proceedings OF the convention.
The subject OF the District Irriga.
zion laE passed by the last LeSisIa,
tirs viii also be considered and fully
GisCs@d. and measures suggested
fo- IL amendment and improvement
IL s - be hoped that The various
counties will vie With each other, both
In size sud Intelligence OF their dele,
cations ard in their careful prepara.
too OF Information relating to thei1
Resources and l trust that this cen
vsutiou viii by the wisdom OF its &C.
tsor aid in the great work OF erecting
I'D efficient machinery 6y which the
unanimous voice OF seventeen States
al Territories may he brought TO
bear upon national legislation.--
[CAson Tribune
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
InterxstIn= II LINZ.


II IS often = matter o. curiosity WIFI.
the observer Of feminine wars 70 know,
wh! women should Vrsa- 80 nauro rna-
nentS while on the street. sayst the Scy-
York Recorder. To sse \ delicate little
woman. whose waist IS surrounded by
an enormous belt, FROM -hieh DEPEND a
number of small BOTTLES OF glass and
silver. watch charms. bangles God heay-
On knows what besides. IS enough To
create wonder in the mind Of the uDini-
lated. The habit is looked upon as A
lad. Probably it is, bu, an English
writer says it is something more. This
learned Britisher asserts that the Amer
lean girl carries IN the Ai!sile bottles
which dsngle frQm her tel; a 10: of oui.
nine pills. When she grows weary from
the eSertions ofa shoppin; four she
takes two pills; II chilly. one pill: when
hungry, which Is often the case. down
go two pills; II she diets her feet wet
she swallows m sntidote in the share
OF ten pills This Is ono Of those thing,
which may be described rs interesting
II true.