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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
$1,000 CASH

AND a s0-acre Farm 10 exchange for good
Il house and lot IN south or east portion OF
city.
pUSl NESS BLOCK. 4lxioo feet. on OIL Hall ST.
~ fOl sale AT bargain.
brick BLOCH 30 feet front By 100 feet deep.
- on Shawmut ave-. 10 exchange fer a farm
or timbered land.
TOR SALE-Or Exchange-A double tene-
ment house o. Mt. Nernon-st-
A TENEMENT bargain; double house on
"A Winter ST.; will sell or trade.
HOUSE and lot OF Mt. Vernons ST.. TO trade
II for land near city.
= HOUSES and lots on OCTAVE. TO trade for a
- gilt-edge iarm within 10 TO II miles OF city.
90 ACRES improved land. 70 miles southeast
Co OF ty; No. hui dings, banked barn !
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit. we'll
fenced. under good cultivation. TO exchange
for ~ property. or 30 or 40 acres near city.
HOTEL in Big Rapids. all furnished. TO ex-
ii change tor property in city or fam.
on ACRE farm 3 miles southwest of Reed
on City nearly all improved; good fetces.
ETC.; free OF all incumDrance; 10 exchange for
city property.
rrEN ROOM house and lot. 43 Lagrave-st. F; has
l. good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has "a splendid barn; lot 5Oxl2o. with
alley In rear.
30 ACRES of land 4 mile north and miles
% east OF city, to exchange for city prop
erty.
Oh ACRES, mile north OF city limits. on
~ Alpine-grayel Toad-lor sale; desira-
bic tract for plating.
0I ACRES, IL miles south Of Hallst.. for
III sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette st. for
II sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land, miles south OF
III city. to exchange Tor city property.
MONEY to loan on real estate and chattels.
q. S. FOUTS f Room nY IS. EsppIe bIs
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
~. II. W/N4NS,
ROOMS s4 TOWER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
Nd
EMPLOY MINT BpREAe
MONEY 10 LOAN.
EMPLOYMENT BpREAe
...-.r.- 80

teen EtSAlhss fAoEe ~
4 Ii wanting employment and these ~sntihx
n Eeip u ARy ksn1. cali a. and Tower
tloeA. Doa's mistake the uGnbeF.
k0k sALE-ORs 81 the brsf farms In 6rattza
toaaship. keag ca. 2ss acres IA acres
cleared 81 good tiEseer. 10 aeres Of wheat on
tse grOuRa fruit OF al kRds niee ~ciis 81 1
good 6uildiazs' "a account o. poor h~@ith VIII
sell fer the extremely lo~ ngGrs If sletsA
FOR sALE-At a great bsrSzia. SNlO on
en- lot sooe. lsiss house $50; al wei
rensei.
GONE ace latg on HOWARD ST Shelters al
ditlon. fron, 80 10 o. easy payments
BUSINESS CHANCEs-ter safe or exchange.
- sue sIock OF harnesses. trunks aAd
robes ola established ea>insss; city OF 10 Ia
habitAutsi only OH r shoIs Ia tae city. Also
sassJ general stSeA; good frmiRg country.
Some Rice arug stocAs Tor eats property
III YOU are looking for ~ or 20 acres celery
or garden land near city of 1000 intA0i-
tants. under hrst class state of cultivation.
irrigated by flowing wells. We have Just what
yous want with good management Viii pay for
itself n one Year, excellent land Tor PEPPER
mint.
S11O0 viii buy 7-room new house. large
Center and Second-sIs.. Comst0ck's addition.
IL WILL surprise yon Il yaa VIII call at,ss'
Terrace cave. and look at that new house
for $3.50; a.so one on Center ST., all mocefa
improvements. same price.
x1SOO House fer sale on easy payments
Clceo VIII take vacant lots part payment
GONE nics lots al the north end. on graded
- streets. from $500 10 $50.
Gocnl For a Groom modern house AT ~
-JoOO Henry ST. this Is great bargain.
k0R SALOON easy payments. 7roota house
on Scribner-st.. nice locality. si1Oo.
II ACRES on Alpine. gravel road. lair build
IL ings. acres muck. good soil, orchard. all
for SEQ.
IF YOU are looking for a good farm. call and
see US. We can show YOU some great bar
gains. We have the largest and best list In
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
~ state Of Michigan, ceunfr OF Renf-ss
Notice ia hereby gwen. that hs an order ~ the
Probefe Court. for the county ri Kent. ~ sfie On
the 2lsf das 81 February. A. Il. lssl. sx months
from that date we're allowed for creditors 20
present their elaams against the estate Of
JlTLlA A. HthfIGAN.
late ~ said county, decessed. and that al
cred TORS Of said deceased are required - pre-
sent their cl&irss 70 said Probate ccurt. IT the
probsfe Office IN tire cry If Grams Rapids. fnr
examination ard allowance On or before the
Isf day 81 AegHst next ara thsf such
claims will he heard before sid cent On
FRIDAY TIE 21st dsv ~ August next ~
~ O'Clock IL the forenoon ~ that day.
Dated tsrsna RaFfds, Mich. Feb z. A. u.
isoi
CYRUS r PFREIvs.
ves msrfs judge o. Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
Live stock.
CprcACo March ~

CHICAGO, March IL
CArrIR-Market rather active. Quotations
ranged at q. IS for choice to fancy
shipping Steers; ~. 501s.oo for good 20 choice
do s3 moi - for common To fair do. 300s3. 80
for butchers Steers; ~ ss027 rs for Stockers;
a. 7314 % for Texans. & OG3To for Feeders;
81 51sLS Is for Cows: 81. 10000 for Bulls. ana
O. oo160o for Veal Calves
HoGs-Market active ana strong. Prices
iOli5c higher. Sales ranged at q. 73e3T 20 for
pigs; @esG3e for light: a. 1905. 10 for rough
packing. 81 1913 % for mixed. and s. &oA. o6
1or heavy packing and shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

tfIS ireseTf~f t-~e.
Grsrf Psrifs Mffh.. Fsh =. f%L 1
Metre Is fsrefs gwen that TIRE assessment
roii ~ grsd BE- eTsvetinK ana paving fbf Pat
fers ~ Sherman street. from tDtoD street
- Fe<t street N IRE citv 81 Srsns kepf1s.
"a nn- IN ne hxres anf fhzf ] vil ree~s -
rzvrr~rf Thereon for the pNytcc ~ tvenfy esvs
s-s~ Is Hail GFoRGF = PERfT
nzrT C8fy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. March n.
FLouH-Qui-t ald steady. Spring Wheat
patents Ao94o; Bakers. ss0esT5: Via,
Ser Wheat Flour. patents. 6a,G5oo. .ad
5LTalgats a. f014 30.
Ruled active and higher No. cash
ss.eGLoo>s, Mag, s0is9i0s-
CoEy-Aetise and higher. No q c21o21e;
Aay. s2A1ssc; July o'scoz5sc.
OArs-Hisner. Trading fair. No. q 5S1
sss,c. Ma. s39S4c: June. s3GS3Ae; July.
asss0e. samples nrmer and demand fair.
No. 3 ssac5I1s: Ne White. 3lzS53c. No z,
s2Gs9s.e No. Z White. 3iseo3e.
kTE-0ulet 81 yesterdays decline No.
cash. >Oc; March. soc. and May. soc. Samples
sl6tSi nc for No. g and s7Gsse for No 8
BARLEr-Aoderate sale and steady. Poor.
oSsto3c. common. Ss5s5e, fair 20 good. oSt NC.
and choice. f2G73c.
MESS PoRK-Tratiag rather active ant prices
gaied higher Prices ranged az tll1sliD for
cash sL02lis 30 for Nay and slleSelL 50 for
July.
LARD Marke, moderately active and prices
higher Quotations ranged az d. io9o.3 ~ for
cash Ss0c625 for March % s7,s s71s for
May and " 81 !. aoT-2 20 for July.
BurrzE-creamsry. 2a2&o; Dairy, tscscc:
Packing stock, c.ssc.
POULTRY Chickens ss29c per ID
Live Turkeys. oslic per ID; Live Dscxs. So
iic per 10. Live Geese. Gooas00 per dcz-
OILS-W lsconsin Prime White Sc, Water
White. SIC; Michigan Prime White, SHc:
Water White i09.ci Indiana Prime White.
e.c; Water White. Zoe. Headlight. IT'S test,
pc; Gasoline. 81 dogs. i4c; - degs &C.;
Naphtha 50 deg's. Sc
LIQUoRs-Distiiled Spirits ruled erm NJ o. "a
per gal. for finished goods.
NEW YORK. March IL.
wHKAr-Firm. 41sc up, foreigners and
shorts buying March. hi3ssGLi4',; May.
s.Osa.fsLlll,. June. O. 0ss,i 0ss. July, N.oiss
GlO55s; August. eloiAs 9iGs4; December,
tiJs Si03a-
CORS-More active &c higher. nrm- No. q
Tsae73Se; steamer mixed. TIA G73ssc.
oATs-Quiet, rrmer. Western, 55d6sHc.
PRovIsioSS Beef-Fair demand. Extra
mess. e7.Oo37 50, family. 90 sog1oG Pork
strong and in good demand New mess. Oil. 75<1
i225; old mess. go 25cio.75; extra prime, 80 30
0io.so. Lard quiet and Arm Steam-rendered.
6E.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
REAL ESTATE

WANTED--A desirable house and lot. worth
W $500 10 slSO0. or house worth same ncunt
built. 10 apply first payment on 6large
handsome lots in south part of citY.
IF YOU are looking for a good farm. don't fail
to see me before purchasing; Viii sell low
or exchange Tor city property.
DOR SALE-0r Exchanged good 7-room
house aud = acre OF land OH Main st, IN
the fiourishing village of Lake Odessa. OH D. l..
< y. K. X.
VVANTED-A tubular well to apply on good
w lot; also sl01 worth OF grading will be
taken rs part payment OH 4 frstclass lot.
E0R SALE-New wellfnished room house
Il on klm-ave. good wei. cistern I'd cellar
healthy and pleasant loci lily: will DC sold at
"A bargain II sod in few days.
GOOD HARDWOOD timbered lands for sale
~ or exchange for city property.
HAVE you seen kiriland's Bear. kirfland's
IL and .. J. Merrltt'S plafs. west of :. Diyi-
sion-st. and south OF Griggs-aye.g If not IL
VIII pay you to icok thrm over before Euying.
as they are in the prtttiest and most Ia pidl y
Eruwing suburb of the city. aud mus be seen
10 be appreciated. Come and get prices. All
may rely on courteous attention and square
dealing. 81. ii. KIRKLAND.
Cor. OF Grig:s-aye. and buehanan-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFFE X HOLT. general warehouscmen.
IL ut Ill South Division-St.. store pianos and
furniture at low rates; expert packers and
careful. with large vans" sent prompt
~ by telephonin. No. 80. during hours. or 65-
after hours ian LIT
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

AND WEST MIchIoAN R'Y

4Neek days. Every day.
Q(ll A. VI. has through chair car 10 Chi
'.Vo cage No extra charge tor seats
Inn l.. NJ. tuas Through TO Chicago solid
Law with " agner buffet car. seats. a
cents.
S.0S L. NJ. has through chair car 20 MANS
O'bc tee. via VI. d \. r. X. X.
11.9S i. NJ. L. solid train with Wagner pal
AA'cD ace sleeping Car through 10 Chicago.
nETROTT NOVEMBER 81. Isg0.
- - y ~ ---------
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
MONEY 10 OF H'AN
REAL. ESTATE
In Sums Of elOO and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsand q Fountains. TeIephoas ies-
REAL ESTATE CRY.

A Ii kinds Of homes al all kiads OF Priccs on
A all kinds II terms. fer sale 10 ali kiaes oi
people 81 all Kinds of color and all I mus oil
nationality In al paris OF the city. l. = ffSNin.
Room O. LosetI block opposite sweets Hotel.
EATRA OFFERS IN CITY LoIS-Ch lie o!
II 10 OTIS on Large Csbe Road aiaiitoa.
s5F0tah - lois Oh Mckee Moruan ID.
East vi ol-st.. from 49, 10 80 ese Oac
new hoLsc aud loG. 1913. One hou.e gaa lot ~
Langd0il ST.. $50. All the above o. moht IL
paynenl Il ds sired. Also fine stock iarm %.
sale o. lr4de. See j. II. Mckee 4 oons. -
MonT0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fDaiiy, All others dails excerpt sunday
Taxing effect sundas. Ju.y II. laSo.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses Il and from Detroit Pafior cars run
on Day tgpress and SrAAc Rapids ts9FeSS 10
aud from Detroit. pirccs connections made
at Detroit With al tafnagh trains Essi. Tea
cts on sale II Inien Ticket once. a. Monroe
st. aud at Union depot.
FEsD n. kG.ssGs, cent Ac't. 81 M0nroe-s
O. ". RuGeLss. g. y. anu j. Agt. CHICAGO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
MONEY MONEY! MONEY

IHAVE s1fa - tcsa n seSa~ - 80 ars ~
4 e.rfs IN xt7tesze ftty property. O. est
-.-,,s n " ~ snvfhfae e.se Can Eaakr gFsd
ieans sc a ssuvssa MS aett :.
IF. RRockS. Rosm = $ Nsaroess.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
LOCAL MARK Els.

GRArx-Wheat. white stc: red 96c; corn. zoe
oats. zoe; rye S5c barley. 81 00G4l.30 . hundred.
Flour AND FsED-Liiy White $50: Patent.
s. 90 y hundred corn meal. $500 q ton; feed,
s26l1stE.00 2 ton; middlings. s2l.c0; bran.
s11.00.
MEArs-Pork. faF4c; beef. 5s6isc; veal. Ga
gisc: mutton. secsc. lamb. Ease chickens, l0an
l2l4c; turkeys. i114c; ducks. l0el2c; geese. leo
lie.
PRoDrcE-Butter. dairy aN925c; creamery.
$1,000 81 20 . bu: beefs. 3ca35c q bu; onions,
81 l5ss 80 = bu; beans. hand-picked sl.75el2-0O
y bu; honey. 6elTc; maple sugar. lO9l2}sc.
HIeEs ASp T.tIew-Green. t@H1c; part
cured. iizia5c. cured hides 595'4c; calf skins.
sc; pelts. e0c@sl-0: dekin skins. I5'925c.
wooD-isinch. dry. si.75@2. q = cord; 2-foot.
s2.5otg275 = cord; ftoot. S.oo9s-91 q cord
Easter Bonpets.
Did you know that the old ribbons,
feathers. aud flowers from last years
bonnet could be dyed this seasons fash
ionable shades? In this way a b,auti-
full and stylish Easter hat or bonnet
can be had at a very small cost. Use
Diamond dyes for your home dyeing.
and always have satisfactory results.
They are simplest, strongest, fastest and
the latest fashionable coiors.
Scotch Flannel shirts atVoigt, Her.
poishcImer Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Iftif oit. 1NtfA HayN
T.CS A NJ. runs fhrouga 10 Detroit with par
ss-p l0r car. teais. = ceutN
Lon Z. Nj. has through parior ear 20 Detroit.
1.-V seats. X cent.
go, =. NJ runs through II Detroit with par
O.-c Tor cars sat. - cents.
For ticsets aud Information Apply AZ Union
ticket Office. - Monroe-sf.. or nion station.
GEO. nfH AVN. zen. pass'f At.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
WHAT PEOPLE WANT

and q exceed twenty words three lines,
i, IN line There il but
price, thati quoted ina a al q he
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
LANE SHORE 4 MIcnIGAN souTnERl

90 u 4 :
ifalns IRON ssfalC rap i9s connect a. bite
Pigeon with fsst "a ns Tor New ork and Eoa
too. The Lake shore via CLEVELAND ia eoHneo.
tion with the Erie and T. ard l. J.. X. Re form
the quickest add most direct route q PITTS
burg. A. J. HNfTH.
O.. !. kP. A. Cleveland. O
s. Hascock. TIeket Agept. bepgt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

DOR LALE-Tufts houses are the best In
4 Grand Rapids for location and price. Peo-
pie arr finding TINS out. henc- h has sold over
thirty Thousand dollars worth within the past
ten weeks. Who can match his $500 house on
faris-ave.. with furnace. ali moIern mp Rove
ments inantel. oak nm 81. grass lawn and con-
crete waks2 Choice II twelve houses al s..U.
slt01. si.0J s6iu. slso0. SOC si0s. - o. ii on
monthly payments. es>y - rent CIV. TUFTS.
Ledyard block. Pear. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
wANTHD-AGENTS.

WAN1ED-Live. eciive. intelligent. " IL
w dressed and educated lady and gentle
men solicitors in every city and county in
Michigan; the hest thing agents ever had 10
make money; busters can easily make from
SIS TO 800 per month; frst-class references
required. Call after p. m. Zls Fulton ST.
Ii. i. Nash. general agent 50
WANTED - County and State agents 10
w handle new patent horse tail tiers. nickel
plated; ties up horse tail instantly; very
styllsh bonanza for agents; samples and terms
sent for sc silver or stamps. Ohio Manufac-
turing Co.. JIG ferson block. Dayton. o. los
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
FOR RENr-BUsINEss PLACES.

NOR RENT-Stores Ne. 81. 90. l0l a2d lo5
Il Canal-st.; a 10 have new floor anu new
fronts; can all te thrown into one room r
viii rent stnsie. ). l.. and Phi. {. Fuller. ii
East BIidge-st. s.
TOR KENT-st 1res No. Q aud Il East Bricg =
II. and 1856 canal ST.. n Hermi tt.e Bud
g. 5. l.. and Pa. G.. Fuller. IL T.. Brldge-st.Sj
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

.Daily. tDsily except SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from the East e 40 m. u 50 .
IN. ; 90 p IN and 10 - y "a.
Trains arrive from fne West 10 10 N. 33Sp
10 and ~ m.
Eastward-No. II has Wagner Parior Buffet
ear. No. II Chair car No. - Wagner Sleeper
Westward-Ao. II Wagner Sleeper. No. 1
Chair car. No. IS Wagner Parior Bunet car.
,oBS ". LorD. Trafnc Manager.
BEN FIrTcaER. Iras. Pass. Agent
Jss. CAMPBELL City Ticket Agent.
= Monroe stree
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

xyANTFD-E yssng nsn ~ STEP IN ard
W go What sc ear a. vita reen IN pei-
~ r.ats ssft al clothes overcast made -
erder. Nctgt Reryeishesmer Ca *
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS a INDIANA kAILRoAB
" i. cxt.-I - ~ Is

EaIIf HHIhrN FUL HAIIl.
st1lsy except SUNDAY.
= slEtfiN6 kND FkRfok car SERVICE
North o. "a train. pAri0r chair car fer
Traverse lay. II a M traln p@r41r CHAIR
ear Ter Msckfhs~ CIEs. 10 S. m tran.
Wagner sleeping Car ter Nackiaax CITY
confh- ~ = n train has pkrlar Chair Car 70
Cincinnati. 10 80 M train has through Psrlor
Car ier Chicago eea . M tram. Wagner sleep
lhk az Ter Cincinnati. ii o. y N Irsln N 49,
ner Sleeping Car Tor Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

MECHANICS AND FACTORY MEN-We
W will sell on IN onthly ments Two new
eight room house, finished IN natur W odd
psrlor In asn. on stone foundation with eel =
aud cistern. or $3.50 These are not Al Seigl h
C. ana Ia lids but are well 20. ated on fine 81
Il T. W Ii q 8 nj at's quar- Or OF u tllr -ac-
torres eng tie river: convenient Ia cab @ ii.
Il. or Z. W. taiias. oseg National City Baak. IS
E0R SALE-0ne or two nice 4 acre lots in
l. 1000 location. on Ulock j.. stewards ad-
dition; lots ) rods frontage on East and Emer-
ald-sis-; price $50 and siDO. MIS- A. b.
Elmslle. -
A NN0UNCEMENT-Fi 4 Frankfort
"A have removed 10 fiitn National Bank
block. West Bridge-sf. u lots for sale In
Richards Lincoln Park addition; 10 lots on
West Bridge ST.; houses and suites OF rooms 10
rent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
Easter Bounets.

Scotch Flannel shirts atvoigt. Her.
poishcImer Il Co.'S.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
New Things in Hosiery.

Any color can be matched for stockings,
and solid colors are worn. The chief nov
city lies in the somewhat elaborate silk
clocks which are embroidered on the out
side of the leg. In Paris there is great
feeling for a return to white stockings, but
England would adopt such notion slowly.
There is, however, compromise-namely,
the Magpie, with white toes, heels and the
upper portion of the leg, the foot and we'll
above the ankles black. The plan is ap-
proved of on the score of cleanliness, but it
has very hybrid appearance. However, it
is supposed that the white is invisible. The
prettiest stockings for evening wear are of
silver gray silk with openwork fronts.
They go beautifully with the fashionable
silver kid shoes Shot silk stockings are a
xs0vu uuai worn. Tne newesJ stockings Ior
brides ere of ribbed white silk.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
Dress Trimmings.

A useful little trimming which comes
within the scope of most women is single
deeply pointed vandyked scroll of silk,
which is used literally on woolen gowns,
and can be had in all colors. The fringes
that are most in fashion have single strands
of beads, and are in all kinds of widths,
the deeper the more fashionable. Sequins
also play their part in some of the fringes,
and drops of various kinds. Feather trim
mings are wide and important, and many
varieties of coque feathers seem to be newer
than ostrich. Embroidered wings and
beaded wings, united or single, are used a
great deal in millinery and for dress pur-
nOSaa
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
Victor Hugo's Grandchild.

Victor Hugo's granddaughter. Jeanne
Hugo, who was married in Paris the
other day to son of Alphonse Daudet,
is described as being a most engaging
bride. She has a rose peach complexion,
soft blue eyes, nut brown hair and
fine figure, but her physical charms
are dominated by an expression of guile
less candor and absolute honesty, which
give her an almost august presence She
was her grandfather's pet, and he brought
her up to shnn discrimination. When she
was naughty he himself did penance for
her, and many a time was locked in the
china closet to expiate her juvenile Of
fenses. Detroit Free Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
Ohio Sufragists.

Mrs. Louisa Southworth, of the Ohio
State Woman Suffrage association, has
made speciality of securing the sigma
lures of citizens of that state who favor
equal suffrage. The work was begun in
1887, and the result at the present time
is book containing 20,675 autographs'of
Ohio men and women who favor equal
rights. The first year S,6S7 signatures
were obtained; in 1888 the number was
1925; 1900 were added the next year,
and since then the enrolment has attain
ed its present size. Woman's journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
Tudor and Henry TT Capes.

The tudor cape is considered very pict-
uresque garment. As a matter of fact, it
only looks we'll on a tall, slim figure; alittle
woman is lost in it. The Henry II cape is
considerably longer than the tudor and fits
the figure at the back. 1t suits matron
better than it does girl. The cape gen
orally worn with tailor made dresses re-
sembles that worn by policemen in wet
weather, and save for bow at the neck has
no trimming. The interior, however, is of
colored silk
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
LATEST FAsHIONs IN FooTWEAR.

--LATEST fASHlONS IN rOOl WEAls
mented with imitation ruby jewels. The
Louis XIV heel is finished with fine. white
stitching around the edge. Fig 4 repre-
sents laced boot in kid with patent leather
fronts, brogued toecaps, and facing of pat
ent leather up the front under the lacing
holes. The front of the embroidered mule
slipper is worked in yellow and very pale
green silk on white cloth foundation.
The shoe is lined with satin to match the
yellow embroidery, and the heel covered
with the same material
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
How to Succeed.

This is the great problem OF life which few
satisfactorily solve Some fail because of poor
health, others want of luck, but the majority
from deficient grit-want of nerve. They are
nervous irresolute, changeble, easily get the
blues and "tske the spirits down to keep the
spirits up thus wasting money time, oppor-
tunity and nerve force. There is nothing like
great SPECIALIST DR.. Miles, to cure all nervous
diseases as headache the blues, nervous pros
tration, sleeplessness, neuralgia St. Vitus dance,
fits, and hysteria. Trial bottles and fine book OF
testimonials free at all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18

1t was the ever sweet and kind Duchess
of Portland who persuaded her husband
to build a hospital on his estate by the
sale OF jewels with which he presented
ner on the arrival OF their little daugh-
ter Dorothy a year ago. Now. in cele-
bration of baby's first birthday, she has
given feast in her magnificent rooms
to the children on the estate, with a
very substantial memento of the day to
take home with them.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18

The Industrial Alliance of Massachu-
setts has decided to organize an indie
pendent political party and to form cam
paign committees in every city, town
and village of the state. In their decla-
ration of principles they include "equal
rights of suffrage, regardless of SEX"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
A Maid of Thirteen Captures a Ra

Miss Leonora Dedge, aged thirteen
years, daughter of Captain j. G. Dodge,
a well known farmer of Appling county,
rode out to the woods the other day to
drive up the cattle and came upon avery
large rattlesnake. She dismounted from
her saddle, hitched her horse, and chased
the snake to root, trying to kill him,
but the snake succeeded in reaching a
den under the root. She then remount-
ed and galloped her horse home, but soon
returned with implements sufficient to
force the snake from its den. Then she
put rope around its neck and dragged
it home, where she now has it in cage
-Tor. Savannah News
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18
BOOTS. SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
The Latest Novelties In Footwear Illus
trated and Described.

The Latest Novelties In Footwear Illus
trated and Described.
Fig ! in the accompanying cut repre-
sents n high buttoned walking boot, the
top of which is in fine gray tweed, bound
with black braid and fastened with black
buttons. The front and toe cap are brogued
patent leather. Fig. 2 is known as the
tartan shoe, and shows an original design
in braiding. The patterns and combina-
tions are numerous. Among the most at
tractive are a bronze kid groundwork,
with double crossing of narrow pink rib
bon, finished with small bronze and pink
bow.
The bronze kid shoe shown in Fig. has
butterfly embroidered on the front in fine
round gold beads, the wings being orna-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18

An attractive tea gown seen recently
was in rose and black. The petticoat, of a
delicate shade of rose color, was covered
with black grenadine, which fell in soft
folds and was finished with two founces
at the bottom. The long jacket bodice was
of black broeade shot with rose, with flow
ers of a conventional pattern; high, full
sleeves, high collar and a good deal of
soft black lace, caught in at the waist and
at the wrist with green velvet, toning with
the green of the brocade, completed the
trimming OF most becoming bodice.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18

Mrs. McShane, the wife of Montreal's
mayor, is said to be the most beautiful
and most popular woman in Montreal,
and it was largely due to her that he
was elected. Mover before have so many
women cast votes at civic election as
this year. Mrs. McShane is an Ameri-
can by birth