davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

Itch, Mango and Scratches of every
kind, on human or animals cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
Ritchey & Bostick. 2-2l-3mo.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

The Tennessee House of Repre-
sentatives had railroad legislation
under discussion day or two this
week.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

THE silver mine owners of the
West are the only people who would
be benefited by free coinage.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

By A combination of Alliance men
and Democrats, Rev. James H. Kyle
has been elected to the U. S. Senate
from South Dakota. He is denomi-
mated an independent, but is in line
with the Democratic party on most
issues. His election is considered as
a signal defeat to the Republicans,
and no doubt many of the Republi-
can Senators and Congressman now
think that South Dakota was rushed
into the union without due considera>
ton. 1t would never have been
made a state by a Republican Con-
gress if they had imagined any such
result as this would have followed
so soon.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

THE General Assembly is spend
ing most of its time in gas now. The
members will get tired of talking
after while and the real work of
the session will be rushed through
during the last two or three weeks
of the session.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28
STANDARD McMINNVILLE DEMONSTRATIONS FEB IS 1901

county will donate to the State 100
acres of land for penitentiary, will
the Nashville papers and the Repre-
sentatives from Davidson county lend
their influence to the removal of the
prison to this county? We don't be-
lieve the penitentiary will ever be
removed until some positive effort is
made for some other location than
Davidson county.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

Hon. E. X. WILSON, United States
Senator from Maryland, died at
Washington of heart disease, Tues
day night. His first term in the Sen
ate would have expired March Sd,
but he had recently been reelected.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

CoNGsEss passed what is known as
the direct tax bill last Tuesday. 1t
is thought that the Senate will con-
cur in the House amendments and
the bill will become a law by the
Presidents signature. 1t is a meas
ure for refunding large amount of
taxes to certain states and territories
collected from them by the Federal
government during the war. The
total amount to be refunded under
the bill is over fifteen million dollars,
Tennessee's portion being nearly
four hundred thousand dollars.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

THE Birmingham Age.Herald is
quite Jealous in its advocacy of free
coinage and Mr.. Hill for President.
The All is on a trail which is grow
ing colder every day. Hill as Presi-
dental candidate and the free and I'M
limited coinage of silver are two bur-
dens the Democratic party cannot af>
ford to shoulder. Either of them
would lead the party to a Waterloo.
FRANCE is admitted to be one of
the ablest financeering nations on the
globe, and while it is not a gold pro-
ducing country, yet it is the largest
gold controlling power on earth. It's
holdings of the precious metal are
now estimated at nine hundred mill
lions of dollars. With free and I'M
limited coinage of silver in the Unit
ell States, France would not be slow
to transfer a good many more mil
lions of our gold to its Golfers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28

At the time of the discovery of
America the amount of gold and sill
yer coin in Europe was less than two
hundred million dollars. For hun
dred years before gold was discover
ed in California, the price of gold as
compared with silver had been re-
markably steady. The subsequent
large output in California and Austria
liza certainly affected its value, by the
law of supply and demand, until sew
eral panicked governments in Europe
actually demonetized it, but so soon
as it was found that the production of
gold had reached its highest point the
price no longer declined. Nor will it
decline in value until some new dis
covery of a larger supply.
Within the past year we have seen
a fluctuation in the commodity of
silver of nearly thirty per cent, but
no corresponding fiuctuation in the
commodity of gold. One of the great
est arguments, therefore, in favor of
gold is that it furnishes a reliable STAN
dard. We have reasonable assurance
that it will have the same relative
value to other commodities that it
bears to them today. The same cannot
be said Of any other metal used by the
world as coin, and hence its superiOri-
ty and its acceptance as the universal
standard or basis of values for de-
ferred or future payments.
We recognize the fact that both
gold and silver are indispensable as
currency-that there is not too much
of either for the uses of commerce,
but for q basis of valuation for any
representative medium of circulation,
whether silver, copper, nickel or pa
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28
Soutberm StanSarS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

r. M. REAAES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

rHs ASoIRR FROM TIE cIrY AT WORK.
fisher viii have 10 purchase 6sh in or
der 10 rreaerve bis reputation. AS TO
flies themselves. the dsbate among an
glers as - n neither they should be acc p
rasely copied from nature or composed
OF any gay and taking colors similar 10
nothing II existence Is going on stlll, and
probably will SO on while a trout 70
mains in the streams The men who
fish and let others co the talking prefer
IN general the gay fly. particularly the
red hackls, which has niore ardent vota-
fies than any other. Last year tho gaudy
scarlet ibis feather with gold tinsel
body was used with good effect In
the fishing around Capo Cod last spring
the ginger hackles deepening - jet
black were splerdidly successful, while
in other streams OF Massachusetts, this
particular fly killed nothing. and was
superseded by hackle with gold tim
seled body and black palmer.
On the Marshpee river the copper and
green peacock hurl had its own way
quite through the season Of 1889, but in
1890 il was found 10 be almost valueless.
\ man who wishes 10 lill trout must
not imagine they are bullheads. but so
about it in the belief that these fish have
brains and memory. SO it is every man
for himself. and the less one v-unts his
particular fly the better.
In fact, one might use the same words
about nearly everything in connection
with trout f-hing. Much as one would
ike TO advis. the enviable youth who IS
spring, little that is valuable can De i'm
parted by even the Oldest hand at the
rod and tackls. Every man must learn
bis own territory by experience, and gen.
ordinations in this art are not very use
ful IN America, however well they may
servo in Europe This certainly can be
said, that 70 way of trout fishing, how
ever great the catch by other methods,
is so delightful as with tho fly. the rod
and reel and the landing net.
Then the angler is prepared for the
Juniata, the Wyoming and other equally
fine streams in the Allegheny and Blue
Ridge. He is ready, too. for the lovely
and romantic Chemung. in western New
York, for the splendid fishing grounds CT
tho Black river and the Racket, and. ir-
deed. so expert win he become with
practice. both in choosing flies and cast
ing them. that whether he fishes in the
crystal streams Of the northern Ohio
counties, in the cold mineral waters Of
the Lake Superior region, in the pine
breaks Of Aaine and the Adirondack
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
WHERE TIE MASS GzErISo WAS HELD.

WHERE TIE MASS E-ETTyo WAS HELD.
popular frenzy and regular. respectabl.
organization. The ne. results are: Eleven
Italians attacked in the parish prison
and hanged or shot to death, a storm Of
Indignation from Italians all over the
country, q rain Of kilograms upon the
president and Secretary Blaine. and a
complication with Italy which may lead
to serious results-
The facts are as romantic rs they are
horrible. No other country in modern
times. IL ever, has been so honeycombed
with secret societies as Italy-tbe result
of oppression and foreign rule. Plotting
was brought to an exact science. One
formidable conspiracy in Naples was or
gained without a word being spoken or
written-it was done entirely by gesture.
Italy became free. but the habit re-
NAMED: some Of the patriots degen-
Grated into criminals. and few OK tho
organizations were transplant to the
United States, chief among them tho
Malta
In the last twenty-five years II has
done much deadly work in New Orleans.
but At last Chief OF Police David c. Hen
messy got 1T the secrets Of the organize
ton. and wrnt To work 10 break II mp.
Many warnings came, and he took unusu-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

One Of the Powers-You are accused
OF poker playing.
Hastings-Yes; you see. my friend and
/ sat down for quiet little game
o. p. growing interestedEYes.
Hastings-And he opened pot for
n dollar
O. F. growing moro interestedl-Yes.
lasting We'll. went in and drew
FIVE cards
o. T. (more azd more intercstedl-Yes.
Hastings-I caught pair Of deuces,
he be. dollar. and called.
.. P.--On n pair OF deuces,
Hastings-Yes
q. P.-The accusation IL withdrawn:
that wasn't poker Harvard Lampoon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

AMANDE FArLI.E AND CHINE SILK GOWNS
around the skirt and dcmi-train was n
narrow band of ostrich feathers, which
extended up the sides a deep jacket
without sleeves was worn with il
trimmed IN the same way. The fall.
was OF the very richest quality. AID the
lavish use Of tho feather trimming made
it very effective.
Another very elegant dinner toilet WIS
Of vieuX rose chine silk. with tiny wild
rose blossoms in natural colors with foil
age. at tie foot was a founce Of old
point lace. The princess back, draperv
and panniors were Of soft moss green
Ottoman SILK. Up oloee around the
neck vas little ruff made Of point
a'esprit over rose colorei ribbon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

ing OF she season for trout fishing.
No~nsfe Ia the worgi can thas charm
fas SPORT % eaJoysd IA greater p~rteo-
ti4n than IN tia Ualted States, aaa no.
where can IL DC enjoyed for 80 loag, not
wiEhstandlns tho legislation enacted -
preserve ths Ash After the frs. fishing.
which is that OF Long Island. Ii nearly
~ an end then that Of southern Ohio
ard New York commences and coatin-
ues along through the SIMMER Ia the
Pennsylvania streams ana the waters
Of upper New York, aud later than sep
tember in Maine.
or tho srdsns fisherman may begin
earlier and farther aield- On the coasts
OF the Pacific hs can whip tho swift
streams Of Oregon or even draw his prize
out OF an icehole near Portland, where
the laws permit him To XIII after Feb.
/: thence coming southwark and east
ward be finds the game fish eyeryw hero
fne and plentiful In March no may
fsh In the swirling rapids Of small
streams emptying into the Rio Grande,
and toward April, turning northeastcrly
he will reach the streams Of Long Island
IN time for tho trout OF that region, vast
IN number aad Of unriyaled excellence.
a little later he viii find ample exercise
for his skill in the waters OF northern
and western Pennsylvania, while there
still remains for his appetite, grown by
what IL fed on. tho streams or northern
New York. OF Maine and New England
and last, far into the summer. tho lakes
and MYERS which empty into the St
Lawrence and the wild shores Of Gaspe
and Chaieurs.
Alike as they are in general traits, the
fsh OF each stream and lake has some
peculiar feature; even two lakes co,-:-
nunicsting with each other by com
mon channel may contain two different
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
strange Rec-ptscles for vaisabiea

Queer arpetitos some creatures have.
4 butcher @, Seymour, lad, Ia said &c
have found n the stomach u slaugh
tsr~d COW silver half dollar. severnl
small bones. a lot u needles and pins
ard q qusrtrr II pound o. iron nails
Bat a more remarkable discovery was
that rn.ie b servant In St Louis
rsas sursat " nile be vss opening clan :
TIE other dA7 there dropped from one II
The tiE.lves gold rig inscribed g. =
10 l. g. The clans BAD been purchased
from New York house and we're gath
cred frcrp th~ocean b~i Gear Fire islAslA
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

sxsasn NAo nzsks cheir ewa eftea row
rsssrt
ol.os thls tre<saaaaoos take sAe Eles
we,<a have beea pas together are a.
naosk legloa. snd n~w anss are sho~n
every spring- Taere are nAhersaa~a who
perslzk Ia using tAs east AZ through t2sir
season Is l. |. fact oftea proved - OBJ
ssrvaslon has IA March or April tbs
bait = usors kilAas ta@a tAs ny. bat that
fron4 Asy - tAs end q tbs season tho
- 11heT ~ 81 Ia eseel when he bsis
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

What 90 earth ara yon taxing NrDxins
IrsS-on~ forp~ ssl<si oae Detroit dry goods
clerk ~ aassss-r The ether evening ~ he
fsrrnsf him stripped OF ani p<anehsss lie
bail
"Wsfl. I'll tesi yea "a the aat-< I've
srtsn ezs~say / wsns - il1k hssn- After !
haxs tssss1 twenty f8af lassons M gong
- pat 49, al kim-"
"finw a1Ish lesssn~
-tsse dollar
'~Thsts 81, wAile yoa can hire dag
81 kssusrs a. IS teeth sHs sud bssssss
beta esze f..f q aVs 3aziaT hsii Gene
es5 tae F.=rgh ~1sa sFscA q PeoE EHshsi al
Rssl.y 4< ga display DesTest Tree
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

rne details may well be omitted. There
was accurate and ncrcilsss shooting as
the accused knelt in the prison yard or
their cells and prayed. Two were
dragged oct and hanged, one being rid
died with bullets as he swung. Eleven
were thus slaughtered. All this before
noon and without interference by the
authorities. Then, says the local ac-
CONT, ''the crowd dispersed in an order
ly manner"
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

xANQUfs AND nAEoCIsn pt choisEuI-
blossoms aud point lace veil. She wore
no jewels. Th. bridesmaids had pretty
costumes OF straw colored foniard with
lowered stripes. and large hats nearly
covered with yellow plurnes. On this
corsage they displayed small diamond
and pearl pins, the gifts of the bride.
AT the conclusion Of tho religious cerc-
monies tho couple and their relatives
proceeded to tho house Of tho BRIDES ia
thcr, Mr.. Charles Coudert. where the
civil rxrrias,e required by French law
WAS performed by Judge George p. an
drews. After brief tour III the United
States tho Marquis and Marquise dc
Choiseul viii sail for Paris. where they
intend TO make their home.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

HX TkSHksS IN OLD FASulONED
kinds Of trout, one beautiful and excel
lent eating, the other dark and almost
uufi. for food. the two varieties never
having been known 70 mingle or TO ex-
change from one TO the other lake.
Without psusing on this apparent phe-
nomenon, which Is explained BY tho
quality % the waters themselves, TO men
ton it Is to show that the periods OF
spawning, OF growth. increase and de-
CAY are likewise variable. therefore the
legislative ensctrnents of various states
ere easily comprehended in spite OF theif
wide diversity. Volume 1 OF tho book
OF the game laws for 1891 shows the open
season when killing by recognized legal
methods is permitted
p~laware-Jans I to Nov. l.
Psnnsylvaaia,-April Il to July IS
New York-May 70 sept Is ION Long Island
April 70 sept. -.
Minnesota May 1 to sept. Is
Mas-sar be setts--April to sept
March Is to sept IL
Af.f1s-Nay l % Oct. /.
Ms-hixsn-NaT to sept. l.
Maryland April so Aug -
New Jerssy-Ap phil % July Is
View hampshire AMI 'cEnont-aA*y W
e-y< L
Nevada-Juae I 20 Jan. l.
Rhode Island-Harc to Aug. IS
Tho American trout is a distinct s2e-
c4es from the fish of Europe. and not Ia
appearances only does 10 differ from his
elder brother Many OF his habits are
esnrnnaly different. and the English
fisherman OF Acknowledged reputation
hss 20 learn his business over again be-
fora he can contend with this cunning.
shy and active frseborn piscatorial oiti-
zcn. The principal distinction between
the trout of American waters and thQss
OF England 10 the great uniformity Of
size among the former. Rarely, It ever,
do they exceed three pounds in weight,
and the young angler may safely put
down "a n fish story any accounts o.
lar,rpr ones being caught. or IL he lands
n bigger specimen in his own net he
may wisely class is among another s4e-
cis~s There have been The few excsp-
tons which prove the rule. On Long
Island there ara two instances Of record
In the space OF five years Of front over
nx pounds being TAKEN A dusty. parcb-
ueut.iks paper stiH hangs In hotel
Office frequentsi 81 Long Island fisher
men. which shows the outlines Of fsh
that weighed fourseen pounds But the
s,heriv inchae1 ay that tbese trscsags.
without = mark beyond the outline,
rrove noehis,r st al. or else that the
Sxke ws. a Salmon.
Another peculisrity q th- American
trous Is hat Il ia rarely found n any
large rivers All the front which are
taksr AZ caught in What ara called
rr-~sar. and what the Eangitse would cal
,sv--- YET IN his hsants and methods
~ taking bis prey the American BRIO.
er,-s shows q narkesi resesnhlanee -
a.. fs-~,zn VARSITY. sud 80 % have done
v-si IN I-arn ~ tl-- oia Work. bow n
.r.r~ ki-s. r. was abeut ifo that
,-lehrsf-d Engfish sp1rtssasa hrst asad
,he sv % lssng Island waters, AMI tooz
near rszvpl&s~ catch u hfty TssDi fsh
b~fsx~ dinnsf. fat wiaseh : stu tailed
rf sssntrfnsfv ~ the snEiers ~ Car
r-~nss prad. rais Eaglssbfaaa asea =
a. -hsoh - d~~-ribs3 ss fo.l<~ss Belly
- ssr~ss esr far and hsskle - = N*sssl-
ez<ks szzAzs-s EE - sAs@a so EsAf
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
Tho Rasaiona OF Paris

Reception robes are just now the most
ornate permitted b. he season, and they
are handsome enough to make up for
any privation imposed by Lent.
Que dress just finished by Pingat was
Of amanda faille, embroidered in rich
pattern in raised work done IN gold
thread outlined by black silk. al
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
Tn. r.,rc. Grade. Of soo,~sy.

A frontier town has settled the social
question in novel manner. Those who
put out their washing belong TO the aris-
tocrscy; those who 90 their own laun-
dry work arc members Of the middle
class, and those who take in wasttU
form the lower class.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
TIE LIGHTHOUSES AND STATUE

each to be surmoun.od by globe. With
one foot ON each of these globes is to
stand huge stntuo of Columbus. In
deciyn tho affair suggests the TABLED
Colossus Of Rhodes. Tho structure,
which is T. be 200 feet tall, can be
erected, eccos6ing to the estimates. ct q
ccs. Of S1co, 20.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

sir--csutions. bot On The night cs Oct ~.
iseo. sboat II O'Clock, he wns wsyiaii
snd shot 10 death By . band ~ asSs~~ins
The pablo Indignation WA aerce. and
A. = result macy arrests ser. made. and
nise lLasisas we're bfoaght to trial In
the fsas II esidsnae Which seemed coa-
eisssr- 10 tie p~ep.is. tue isry sessts>i
sis sal disagreed as 81 three Neat day
a naas messing vs~ esIled sssssnd ths
Clay sssias. sBd tisaEe W b FasssEssa.
joan G. wsakffe sssi ethsF IFsniasat
eisisens sFssd TIE psoFia - az
They aeed AFmiRz th4ssseiv.
hastily they rushed = shs parish prisea.
GxzE lsASa sszsss. sad pT1ss it aTssA
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

-~-@
LTrouos spring
II America rarely
es r.s.0izlt
with the breath
" the v1olet. hat
arrives gener2hy
aeosapaai@i 81
piercing galcs
aud pe.ting nail
storms. the time
las one sau~ue
receelnlng point
lii Ia the open-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
THE TRAGEDY At NEW ORLEANS.

10 Was tho Result OF an Orgaai.sd PePu-
lar rsovcment.
New Orleans has best the American
record in the limo Of lynch law-or mob
violence, rs some prefer to call It.
Never before did IN occurrence SO com
pletely combine the elements Of sudden
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
BoTu DO EQUALLY WILL.

highlands. n fair measure Of success and
far more than proportionate degree Of
pleasure viii be lis.
WIIIis STEEII.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

A Proposed Worlds Fair Attraction.
A novel design for Columbian mon
uncnt at the Worlds fair has been sub
mitted by 81. Ludovic Durand. of Paris.
He proposes the erection Of twin light
houses on an island in Jackson park,
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse 10y
scratching. II allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerste, becoming verysore. SwAysE's
OISTNESr stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor 80 cents. DIR. swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
HAasso 4 masrvz


A Bee Hssk nsasty fsss~zsss the wafs
sf . .txxsd rs~1<A1-~sI
81 rsufLk's cstnedrai. IN New York
city. hxs rarely t~~a the sosne ef = usosv
u1oSss~1.2taS<4s ccGeDoay thAa thai
WHICH It's other Iaorning raa1s Miss
Clare Coadsfg the wife e the frvI1eh
NaEsgAs dc Caacassul. There we're 10
,.ostl decorations ia TIE sanctuary ~ GA
tbs ersI4 hisa altar. AMI LAo.e Ssosn
sl>eg here in the church wcro 81 the am
pieat art Nearly 2.eso invited guests
had taken their seats whrn Archbishop
Corrigan euAsrged frcia tie sestry and
tho brsd<i party walked up the alsiss-
Mis-. Gladeft was attirea ia gown Of
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
CHICAGO VA c. R. al.

fDally. All others czlly except Sunday.
Taxing eject sgudsY. tu.y -. l.ss.
Sleep. ng cars on tAc.Ee su1 Atlantic Hx
presses 10 ana froa Detroit f@gief cars FuA
On Day E1presS AID tsraad Rapids Es9rrss 90
lle from Detroit Dirccf oennect ohS made
al BeirO!T ~lih al tAreuzb trans Ezs. Ties
sIs ca sale at tn.aa Ticket once. o. Moarse-
si and at tAion cepoi-
FKEs n. fsIeCs, sfenl Aret. 81 A0nroes
o. ". Lucs.Gs. q. =. and 4. kgI. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
JAKE SHORE a MICHIGAN FoUrBFI


iieiis IRON 81 sfft isalfits cvAiffa.f a. cite
Pigeon VITA fkst trains fsf sec fusk spd ftss-
ten. tfse Aake rhofF va sjftsriaaa "a e3f per-
tloa VITA tiif bfte and i aHd J. l.. i. liz fssrta
the quirkesi aue msst olr,eJ feufr - f1fss-
burg. Al. { sf-H.
G.. J. Ap. A. Csrfesn Q
s. HsscooK. Tiekst A. art. Depsf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
THE PRIDE OFTHg BRoO.
or - ThE iszxs4.Y Par<xD AND cEl-
cArslY FLAsosso raour.

sss ssssszHs rhxs~sh~>s sAs Uais~x ss.sxss
wAsss IL n>y 80 Fs~a-i, ..s sas
s~>lAs Ia WASH II. Nlsi..-x IL Lac
fal-A x>s<1z<1ssx sport
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Peckhsm's Group Remedy cures
whoopIng cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

T.pa A. N. runs fhrpnzdie Detroit with par
'--' ieT fstfs -safs. - cents
LOO T. N. has through psrlor car 10 Detroit
l.-p seafs. - cent
c.Ds =. Nj. runs tafoggh % Dsfrelt With pa.
O.-c iof car. srsls. - ceatE
Tor tickets aaa a. itffn alton apply ~ Hloa
ticket office. ~ Monroe ~. or lfplca station
too. DsAANbN. Ger. psss'r All
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
CHICAGO JANUARY Issl
AND WEST MICHIGAN R'r.

fNeek days Every day.
9-fltl A. ". he's through chair car 10 Chi
c'VV eaEo. No eytm casrnf isr seats
1.,0 J.. NJ. rus throuuh 10 Chicago solid
A'"0 With Wagner bullet or. seats. %
cents.
S.0S D. NJ. has through chair car % Mauts-
c'oc tee. VIA -. a y. K. H. X
4 .9l Il. NJ. Il soiid train with Wagner PAL
AA't" ace sleeping car through 70 slitea.e
DETROIT. NOVEMBER n lso.
LANSING q Nosrprss n
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
nlseoggT plkcI sEnlKisY.

ssfset. - 81 rts f-st sFs-e - fr"ff $50
a. ffs fstss isfaa gsi 5fsEfF4i So - Fre~fe
ses keoa feasss.Hse 81 esfSiaeee seasese 80
sssseiss af@s Af,s = -. 4 4 ss.ssssss tls.,e
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
.KEgY0n MILITARY kclnskI.

Tasfs "a as rr~-s -xfNiT sr~e--~fsi ster~i 30
~ ssosanas HFfss - frfsi 80 q fef'sFss
- ssF-fst srasss--H ~ Hrstfa fsrtfs SO 80
ssfa Sc e~ts $50 slasr-@- Ia = ~ - = al.
/. 1. hr.l-- - 49, L.t y