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invented, but they have only lately

iusoHecu, UuJ tHey nave Ouiy idaO'.
been placed on the market, so that
now, in addition to getting your : It
witches, tobacco, cigars, stationery,
and in fa"t, almost anything Won want,
You a have your photograph taken
for one cent.
The model, OF victim OF the automa-
tic artist, stands about two aud IA half
feet away from the machine and di-
rectly IN front Of il, having previously
dropped his penny in the slot. Ate
looking steadily into the lens for i few
secon'~a gong sounds. Informing him
that the operation is over.
Then the tin plate on whichthe like
ness IS taken is passed through a chem
zeal bath in order to develop tie pic
ture by interior machinery. after which
il is Dipped nto another bath to ~rcGe
its pe]rnanence, AMI iaally passes
through Il little pool of water, which
washes ii clean. I'll less ttIan 4 min
nte the finished portrait u thrown ont.
and if you have gat more mnney than
you know what to do with tx >quan
deling another penny YOU can obtain
IL frame.-N. Y. News.
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The press of the State occasionally
argue the pros and cons touching Gov
ernor Nichols sentiments as TO a re-
nomination. W cannot pretend to
say whether or not he desires it can
not possibly Il erstand why he should
among other reasons because of his re-
pngnance to remain at the capital.
certainly the proper place for any
chief. eNecutive-one. that is, who
would Jake any interest il the affairs
OF the State government. Be this rs
it may, there Is no soft of question but
those who should find 1t to their inter
ests to make a puppot Of Lin could
easily persuade him that the salvation
of Louisiana rests alone #pon his stall
wart arm and giant iatcIlec,.
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John Doe who own a farm in New
York on the bank of the Niagara river.
and makes an honest emmy now and
then pasturins cows for his neighbors.
Richard Roe has also n license from
him to hitch his row boat on the bank,
with incidental right Of ingress and
egress through the pasture. About u
week ago Richard lost his CLAIM aud
i%mprovised Is rope of hay with which
TO moor Ills boat. Nov. Ebenezer
Dicks COW. pastured in the L. afore-
said, is fond of hay, and smelling the
fragrance of the extempore rope, she
waded into the ;iyer. climbed into the
boat. chewed up the rope and floated
down the stream over the falls, where
she met an untimely death. The boat
was also ~pnlverized en- route to Queen
stown. Has Ebenezer Dick any right
of action for the loss of his COW ? II
he has. IF whom can he recover ? Has
Richard Roe any remedy for the loss
q his boat. aud if 50, against whom !?
Will some one please answer-Ex.
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= HFRTY BIRD.

We see ! in the Albany (N
W Times -imrn of the Nila raw
ings of tlr Il Delta -claininr rha4
the lotteg hersared .al,ont every
man. won chip in the State Of
Louisiana ,~r citizens. save !
sainted few. .le- . set of upnrincin|ed
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Nearly EsiSiHc.

F, Geuaux. Houma. La
Sir-I attribute qualities nearly divine u
ynus Asthma and Cru.h Rc,ipdirs In fact.
FIR me, ueue equal their virtues and tie i'm
mediate results derived irain their uSe. 1t j.
with pleasure. dear sir, thai | stnd Won my
sincere ieIiciratio.s. With high regards,
] remain, yours respectfully,
CASTOR j.. ABADIE.
CareHcro, La. Feb. II, 1891.
BY Druggists in Thibodaux, Raeelapd and
I0ckport.
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Whereas auvrlieu Ayo Of the said Parish
has made application tn snid Con I to b. ap-
poiutrd administrators Of the afnre- aii Estate.
Now therefore AL persons are hereby warn
ed aud moi fled 10 file th' II opposition in
writing to the said arp irtt On with the
Clerk of said Cont ~ his flee in the Town
of Tiihodaux ten days after rltt first puhiica-
non thereof nthp wise thr sad appl cart
will he confirmed and appointed a. such adj
miuiSfrttor in accordance V til aw
(~~) Witness n Y hand and seal If office
s. 1T ihih"dtuX Ihisrhr 5t, day of SeiIt.
~ 4. D. 1891.
j w. KN0BLDCH
Ch * nf said Court
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.'DOBBI."
No. 2.

The next morning and several o hers
passed without the money being count
ed. On tile following SATURDAY.. Doh
by was told that some of the money
had been borrowed by one of the boys.
who had gone home. and there was 10
telling when he would he hack. Then
Dolby was mad. thinking he would
have 10 make good the loss. Well he
talked and carried on, and was ! wnr-
ricd ahout the money. that we finally
decided to tell him of The Joke. ",
did so, and for awhile he was crest
fallen bat at length he became a.
fresh as ever. and became the victim
of the following.
One of the BOYS was known to us as
"Mcxicar,' on ccount of his resen.-
biance to a native of Mexico. He was
a" active y"une fellow. and was very
good at sleight-"f hand. Dolby was
somewhat If, ai! Of Mexican, thinking
him t" be something ont Of the natural
order OF E"manify. Oar plans for en-
trapping Dolby once more had to b-
laid carofrur j. IL
brighten up somewhat. After think
ing awhile We wrote the following
letter. A. nn,r c.n mho-
New Orleans. Mar. - 1S-.
Mr. " n n
Doo
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''N n'spec'l"''S'
riieha.
'e''ei' "h" awaited
H "to "'acil
- ~ 'e"a we ie''er.
' ''S
Il, ;, ""'H
"a'h-
:" =. -" pug Up I" one OF the
~ VIM ~" ore'' instructed as to
""'' "e '"" o") seized his hand
w. N VIC my 10
l'"iP d -" 3n"N' af"nnd hveiy and
nH" iH'' - II III a dead FAINT
-, -, S' ""'
D""'N ~ XIII s'Vr nm time to
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Children Cry for Pitohar's Castoria,

When Baby was sick, ne gave be- C4storia.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sh became 3:ss, she aI1z. I'd Castorta,
When she had Child en-. she gave .hers Casforia-
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EGnigass or tlae Golden RaIe.

Regular meetings OF Thibadaux Castle No.
l-h a.. Q: g. t.. Viii " held in the Hail of
Exc 'sior Lodge 40. 81 /. -. u. Z. on the see
q clock 2. III.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafnurche
Frank Hoffman, 81. IS. No. 2597.
Frank HnfntdR III.
Frank Ho6RGBH 81. rs. No. 259S.
Frank HofmaHH Jr.

i w. KNlBL0CH
Ch uf said Court

TNAKE MOTT r THAT ACTING UNDER
L and hv WHINE f ~" wits Of FIR "a
Facias entanhfihG from rhe above entitled
Court in tie nhovr .utit ell and numbered
casts. ] have So q and will "ttrr for sale 4t
p"hilc auction tuEsuut =" iaN =" the ST
and highest hitll-r un thr PREMISES : tIyfrH
on the Norgl Ia. conner - / .ckS,n ana II.
BridTet street 2 IT." Fown n Th hadan>.
il the parish If ! Atom he aud state aiore.
said ON
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AockpOrt Pa5lic School Fund Association

a "ne reunion tle retts association, tenue
re premier Jeudr d'netnbre. 1850. ii :. et9
"HESDLU" Qua Favoni.. nue to,re. nonr
ie henehce lies fonts de iecole. aura lien
eiaque aimee " prcmiers s,uuydi et air1aucbe
du mois DE- JUN"
Par Ordrt,
PIERRE BARRIOS Sec.
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SA SEPT. > 1891.
ADJUSTMENTS.

FIREMEN's HALL.
Get. SRI. Newton Beers in Lost in
London"
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<Souaux's Ointment Fills.
is a sure curr.-$t ne a BOTTLE sold nv al
Druggists ia LJt1urche.
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F. SAMOAN. Managing Edit.
subscription

One year i'm advanced ........-- s..
Cne copy
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urnal of the 9th Senatorial District.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
Miss Denison's Popularity.

Seeing the announcement Of new book
by Mary T.. Denison reminds me of this
authors two wonderfully successful books,
THAT Husband of Nine and THAT Wife
Of Mine" The story Of these books was
recently told me by the publisher. When
Miss Denison, a number of years ago,
brought the manuscript of THAT Husband
of Mine" TO her publishers they accepted it
doubtfully, and did not feel warranted in
printing more than 500 copies for first
edition. This was all they expected to
print at all. for they did not detect the ele-
ments Of popularity in it. What was their
surprise, then. TO receive orders amount
ing to 1900 copies on the day of publics-
toni
This warned them to begin printing a
large supply, but the orders poured in SO
fast that for three weeks they were many
thousand copies behind the demand The
orders received on a single day amounted
once to II, eco copies and the total sales of
the book reached in the end l5O, 900 copies
THAT Wife Of Nine" published not long
after. did not reach the same figure, but
the sale amounted TO 10000 copies, &c, 600 Of
which were ordered in advance. Her other
books have none of them obtained the same
success. though they have all been widely
read. But Miss Denisop's pen has brought
her gold, and her publishers as wells-Ed-
ward W. BOk's Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
A Drum, mer's Remedy.

One night this spring, on train COM
ing east on the Eric road. the porter OF
sleeping car aroused half dozen Of the
mals sleepers to ask if they had anything
with them to cure q case Of the collie. A
drummer for a city hardware house
fumbled around in his coat and finally
said:
Here's . box OF soda mints which may
help him He can use the whole box and
be hanged TO him. for hes no business to
have the collier
Nothing further was heard Of the case
until morning. when . strapping young
man, with far west look TO his hair,
came into the sleeper with the mint box
In his hand, and inquired for the drum
Iner and said:
Took EN- al bat ono, and they
smashed my colo night In the eye. How
much to payT
Nothing. dr. I'm only too glad to
have been Of service TO you
When the other had gone tho drum
mer opened the box and we saw his hair
trying TO climb up.
Great Scott. boys. but what do you
think he gasped-
What is it?'
IL gave him the wrong box, and he's
swallowed eleven bone collar buttonsw
New York Evening World
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

HHANfEkl SALE-ia pursuance aae ~
y virtue Sf : decree % tte cfFcGit eslfs tot
the coEaSs Of heEI IA eha8NeEs. n,set s-ha
catered al tie lStb cas- oI April. A ID. locl. "a
= esFt4a cA0sc thercla psaasng Nhercin
rzak j. Lane Is petitiener &na haaiss .
0aafrey IL 4etxAaaHi. notiee - kcFecs EisSa
that On 1A9rsdas. the esghfecnth dAs 81 Sahs.
A D. lssi, a. ten o'csesk a. fhr tof~hoeA ~
sid day l. tne sab>cftbcg. one 81 Sbe c1Ec.lt
coart commissioners In aEa fcr said cssRts
Of Kent ia the stale OF hlchiEso. shall sci Al
pubhe Aactles. IL the highest bidder, 1T tse
south fr0nt door OF the court house 81 s@ta
equity towifs ccurt bloch tse-cAitsd an the
city If ssFaRa Rapids. Ia sSid county. ali al
taaG eeftzia paecr or p3roei ~ isna situate aso
beins IA the county "a keHt aid stale OF
Michigan. and nl0re particularly khs~n Abd
aescribea as teiBg lei eiEht e.. IA block tour
a. Of clyde faFs addition 10 the VILLAGE 81
SoGtA afsDd Rapids tue s2sae apssesEs 81
recolc Is Tie plat thereof ia tas offlee 81 The
register 81 deeds. II said ceQafy. sbn9ect 10
ary aAd al legal hcns upoA sAid prepcFts
prior 10 The eighteenth cav Of ertseer. -.
WALTER IA HUGHES.
Circuit Court Commissioners. keAi VSa-4iy.
Michigan
DGkhAa A tRJicksHAhk,
Solicitors los Petlrltner.
Dated Grand Rapids. Michigan. May :. A D..
1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

pRoBArE oRDER-state Of Michigan. conD-
i Il u keuI -. Al a session OF tue pT0uatc
court iog said tounIy II kcDt. held az Tie
Probate Office. Ia the cit, of ofand k&aids GA
tile 18th day OF MAY. A the year 01e
thousand eisht hundred and ninety one.
Present t'yFus T.. Prfk as Judge of Probate
In the matter az the estate OF
BRIDGET Btith. IoIiacTis Bridget bcown,
dccrased.
AHaAstruTncGi IA wriiiag puFpofting 10 be
the lfst vii and testament ~ saia defr se4.
haNiI. been he'd la tnls court for pTotasS.
IL is ordered. THAI Monday. the 18th day Of
June ks9l I'll 10 o'clock in The forenoon. 81
said Probate once. be appointed fof hearing
81. % peiiaon-
And II is further ordered. thai copy Of thus
order he pub shed three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said day OF hearing. Ia The fEiss ~
HERaLn. a daily newspaper printed ahG csrStE
lafing a. said county Of heBk.
CYRUS L. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy
ADoLPH L. MASON. Register. sat june {
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
A.-Where is Great Jones street,
nv Friend O'Gailasher.

Ny friend Sullivan O'Gallagher was
in business for himself.
The fact that it was peculiar did not
make it less profitable.
Ny friend O'Gallagher was a watch
man at the hospital, and the City
Fathers paid him good salary for
sleeping and eating and cheating.
He never wronged his friends, fpr he
had but one-his stomach. He could eat
a safe, warranted indigestible; and his
conscience was lazy and slept. even
when O'Gallagher was awake and about
his business.
My friend O'Gallagher also supplied
certain institutions with dead bodies
'stiffs" he called them-for the edifica-
ton of various young men and in the
interest of science. O'Gallagher was
watchman, sexton, gravedigger and
chief and only mourner, so he had it, as
he was won't to tell me, "All me own
steering, and no bloody boobies inter
ferin'," for my friend O'Gallagher was
an English Irishman.
One day my friend O'Gallagher OBJ
served the fact that the occupant of bed
16, ward G, was in q bad way, and the
chief physician said that No. 16 c would
be among the angels or somewhere else,
where no respectable member of society
would care to DO seen, In about thirty
minutes.
Then O'Gallagher put No. 16 c in a
wooden box, lifted him on his shoulder,
carried him through the graveyard to his
wagon, dumped him in, chirruped to the
mules and started off in the direction Of
the medical institution.
No. 10 c complained Of the jolting and
remarked that he was still alive.
''Shut up, you blackguardr' said my
friend O'Gallagher, Didn't You hear the
doctor say ye'd be dead in thirty min
utes, and sure isn't it forty-ive minutes
drive to the institution"-New York
Evening Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
A safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory returns, or in case of
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised druggist a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Ii is guaranteed to bring relief in every
case, when used for any affection of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con-
sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bron-
chltis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable to taste. perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. Trial
bottles 10 cents, n Peck Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hest
tate to guarantee them every time, and
We stand ready 20 refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
thei; merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

Among the queer features Of journal
ism are the letters very respectable and
worthy people write on subjects which
interest them and on which they need
more explicit information. Here is one
verbatim, and 1t is given merely as q
specimen and with no comment:
HoBoKES, April 18th.
DEAR SIR
wish ron would answer the following Pun
sle IA there are various opinions on the sub
Ject.
A monkey UP tree So n monkey up tres
the monkey is on tho opposite side OF the tree.
walk around TO see the monkey and he moves
around rs | do keeping the trunk OF the tree
between he and all the time. Now when get
back 20 where first started the monkey IL still
opposite. have been around the tree. have
been around the monkey and what value II any
are postage stamps issued during the late civil
war or between the years lao Il 1915. By an
swering you viii confer favor upon . con
slant reader.
-Truth
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
An American Fable.

A Boy who had his hand wrapped mp
in Bandage called upon a well known
Sage and said:
''Oh, Sage, am bat young and In
nocens Kid. and Desire to be made
WISE
What wouldst Thou. my Som quer-
led the Sage ~ me crossed his Legs and
cut off Chaw of Ping Tobacco.
Yesterday Picked up a Horseshoe
in Blacksmith Shop
Il see"
1T wse rcd hot
AS usual
Teach me, oh, Sage, how to Tel tire
Difference between . Hot and Cold
Horseshoe, that may not get Blistered
again
my son." quoth the Sage. ~ he spat
out of the nearest window. 1t Is a. easy
- Rolling OFF Log. Wait until some
other Boy has Picked up the Shoe. and
then you will know al about il free Of
Cost
Moral: But we never do.-Detroit
Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
BuckIep,s Arp,cn saIxe.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale 10y Peck Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Division SITS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
DO NOT SUFFER- ANY LONGER.

Knowing that cough can be cured
In day, and the first stages of con-
sumption broken in a week, we hereby
guarantee DR.. Acker's English Cough
Remedy, and will refund the money TO
all who buy, take it as per directions,
and do dot find our statement correct.
White & White 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

IL was about II O'Clock. on the elevatpd
road-and elsewhere.
AT Twenty third street two pretty yoane
women 10 good clothes came aboard
The Horalng rush Was past, bat still the
car Was full OF comfortable business men
sradlous.y devoted 70 thslr newspaper
Not seal VA vacant. aud Rot one was
offered 0pe Of the young women hitehod
herself u a strap with an air Of familiarity
with the process; the other looked on and
al the men with al expression of int@llec-
taal curiosity, not unmixsd with soorn-
"Youll see Wall street running right up
against old Trinity" said she OF the strap;
"a il Continuing previous conversation.
thea | want 10 take you through one Of
the big Office buildings. bat well have &c
walt till psisa"-
will We have 20 stand all the way down
theahs" asked her friend and evident guest
irreisvaBtiy. in soft. clear tones and IN
nlist4kable southern accents.
mo, not all tue way" replied the New
York girl. and then, ehaperoning her sex
instead of her section, she added soto vooe.
some OF these brutes will have 10 get oct
before Rector street-they'll have TO give
Us a seat whether they want TO or not"
mo, | don't think they will, F" said the
southerner in the same soft. audible tone,
and casting moditative look about her;
IL think by their looks they'll stay aboard
and lose money to keep Us out Of one"
\ gentleman sitting on one of the cross
seats with his back to them now rose with
an amused expression. saying;
No, no; we're not SO bad - that" and
surrendered his seat. whereupon his Wis a.
Wis succumbed ruofully To moral suasion
and gave up his. When the girls, with
smiling thanks, were seated. the southern.
err winked merrily at her friend and said:
III you nawthin gyuls understood man
aging yah men they'd behave bettah. The
iron hand in the velvet glove; that's a
south'en woman's fo'te. New York Her
all
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

what DO ycn mean by SAYING thaf II
n r~i sc md - should die ss shs hcgfn-
ming II his csreerg'
He aid de az she beginning OF his
ear-er. didnt heT-
That's vbss want ~ 6na out. How
yru~h q q ezrs,r aii ae have After Ne
snsE~--Nev Yxk sun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasures Once.

City Tressurer's Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. May 70. lsel. J
Notice is hereby gwen that tue assessment
roll Tor the construction OF a sewer In at
son street. from big ditch to shepard street.
in the city of Grand Rapids. Is now In
my hands. and that / Will receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days from
this date. at the once of the City Treasurer.
City Hail.
WILLIAM HAkE.
june9 City Treasur eT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
N shs Eboey Clah.

Mr.. Coonz-I move, Mistah Chairman,
dat Sam Blackie be expelled from Do
club.
Chairman-De gentleman win state de-
nature ob bis charge
Mr.. Coonz-Breakin' into q feather
shop, sab. Ef a man wants feathers he
should take 'em in de traditional way,
sab. on de live bird.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
A Wiir Statement.

IRA too bad about Jack FarthtnxaJA
i<nt ity' said one member Of the Bo-
henian club TO another.
what hrs happened TO him w.
eagerly asked.
They say he IL craxJ.
"who says sor'
sSlocombe. He says when he passed
Zach on the avenue his hesd was turned
--Deeruit Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
TREAsUREE's NOTICE.
City Treasures once. I

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. May II. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction II a sever in Ter
race avenue. from 500 feet south of Lawn
Court 10 Fifth avenue and Lafayette street. IN
the city of Grand Rapids. Is now in my hands.
and that | will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days IRON this date. at
the Office OF the City Treasurer. CITY Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
may2l City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
Plies. Piic-l Itching Pile.

SYNPToNs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most nj night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming verysore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor so cents. DIR. Swayne n
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30

Mi~ PLissds--I have Just heard that
your brother has lost two II his fingers
/ an 81 -,rTy, and The pain mus. hsvs
been frghtfuli
Miss Brsiny from Bo~tonl-Oh. the
gain wss ncthin-. but Just think cob
hax,. he went hs able IN ne hs own
necktie. any nsore. -C7othier and Fur
ri>eer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
TREAsUREn's NOTICE.
Cry Tar.suKrR's OFFICE,

CRY TREAsuKER's 0FFIcL.l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May ~. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that The assessment
roll for grading and graveling Of Munsoa
street, from east line of Center street 10 west
line OF jefferson avenue. In the city oil Strand
Rapids. Il now in my hanus. and that 1 viii
receive payment thereon for the period of
twenty days from this date. at the ofLce OF the
City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAEE.
june9 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-30
Truth.


Mamma after the elderly visitor had
gone awayt-You shouldn't have run
out Of the room when Miss Oldsby tried
10 take you on her lap, Willie. She
was not going to harm you.
Wilhe-Sne wasn't. hey? She had her
mouth puckered all ready for 1t, any
how.-Chicago Tribune.