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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31

=fT5;Ible II me TFsrcff -giid nOssYit iter
SIS which was due her, aud that II
the question OF appointing a guardian
should come mp 10 would be well To-
have her on Mrs. Baruaby'5 side.
Graves then went on the witness
stand. He said he had made the ae-
ouaiBtance Of Mrs. Barpaby little
over three years ago. Short after be-
coming acquainted she engaged him
as her physician. After the death OF
Mr.. Rsrnaby be 40 used Mrs. Bar1a-
b. 20 contest her husbands will, and
suggested Lawyer Bal,ou IS q proper
peTsOn 20 push the ease. After conI-
promise Of the will ho became Mr.
Barnaby's agent. He said he had
never advised Mrs. BarnabY to make
affidavit that Mand Barnaby
was not her daughter, as
testified to by witness Sam
Hickey. lie denied having told Mrs,
Barnaby her husband wllied 100000
to mistress of his. He also denied
having said anything against the
Baruabys, as he knew nothing IN,
furious to them The Doctor said
Mrs. Barnahy was very eXtrayagant
and spent $4,000 one year. As her
agent he objected to this and wished
to retain his position, but Mrs. barna-
by would moi allow him. He did not
know how much Mrs. Barnaby be-
uueathcd him until the VIII was read
after her death,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31

sfcaen 515ea they had been fright
mliy scs,ded ~ he steam excaping
from tb,- pi pes pla5 heated the cars,
II was more than au hour before the
last injured ltd dead Wero taken out.
Then a tram was made IN aud with
the doctors, The injured were put on
board and aiken to Y0illSers and Ter
rytown. The cOInor released the
dead bodies at the scene of the dis
aster today and they viii be brought
TO this city by relatives.
The ballast Of the New York Central
is of stone. Here and there between
the tracks great blotches Of blood
dried and clotted two and three feet
in diameter were seen. The sight was
sickening, All chat remains today to
tell the story of the frightful disaster
is the tin roOf of The Wagner sleeping
car, Gibraltar. This is still lying in
q smouidering mass at the side track
where the disaster occurred. The
rest of the car was burned. The
trucks OF the car aud all other nov
able wreckage, as well as the dam
aged cars, have been removed by the
wreckuc train ON the New York Cen
tral road,
When the Sc. Louis express crashed
into Che sleeping car Gibraltar, which
was in the rear OF the Niagara eX-
press, the engine was completely lost
in the interior Of the Gibraltar. The
wood and iron work Of the Gibraltar
''I '','u,' ~ i.,''; ~, fiih.Tt
EI ,'9 49, t.i1I @ g.,
ait,o s'i ,, WV ,iiioo y, eLe >ii.H ~ 81,
~ ~ t,,a a,., no'," G " rSo. L,iHe 80 -
, ,..l,,,,' "a oa,I2 nn $50 ,''o ~,
to T',,"'S SrTo a,,nn"js ~ trn , won,
-,d H. -.io, = a,,i,,,. -,
III ;. ~ l''' "A ''0 ~ ms ''-o ''-'''
-'i 100, IS ,h,. -,,i,i,,os ,,,-..,...,..-
,2oii1J Va ~ ~, ~ ~ W t't7a
~ -. 49, 80 ho1n o1d ston a - r,,;9
~ eIn in.It ho do GIN ~ Ia 'tit,o
Tl"U iS ~ ~ W ooonsie,, tI,ioto W. VIC
moiL oi ~ T hnno 00 rohhin tho SUU ~
WIN s'LiO oO fin tUoUls LIZ lnJrnee,
p"seensodS. AiG@ i ~ at Il,oy so'u ttot
Il! - lioI hnown. ~ 10 10y 81 hnoWn .nat
tho tiiioFos Te,o "t VIC ~ f az
n,oc NOT dicnnvnrad until this n,orn
vas NV Ior 90 o INT e.s'' nrild
+ho i,irod nnSsn~%ars w" on% NJ II
a. w 81 I,o "LiN Gov ~
Is t pro-" T h e Sta ''I Th lo o,oN
s,1 $500 y Ho us i il', ILL.,
w. W. '''i>T rn,asns ~ ppiioni;
'iio tf,n i,iii for hr,,inI d;soo 0,hU
~ - +L Wv, Sod1 GoI ba,N, ,oLLoI
T II tiio 10y n"u ,4Io; s ioo| ~
Upon removing the clothlhg from the
body he touAd thaC the pockets mad
been cut from the garments. All his
money and wallet were missing. The
coroner this morning took possession
of the effects of the dead and will
hold them until claimed by relatives
Of deceased.
The scenes about the waiting rooms
at D0bb's Ferry were most pathetic.
Little Homer Baldwin, a son of Mrs.
y. NJ. Baldwin, was crying for his
mother. His arms were bruised, but
the child seemed anxious to know
how his mother was. He did not
know she had been instantly
killed. The child was sleep
ing in the same berth
with its mother. Two young boys
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31
helpless with rheumatism.
THE DENVER MURDER CASE.
Dr.. Graves Teetihes on Sc Stand in His
Own Behalf

Own Behalf.
DENVER, Col, Dec. 24.-In the
Graves case Mel Dahl, chemist, as
expert, testified regarding arsenite of
potassium, its poisonous qualities and
tests to prove its nature.
Dahl was followed by Sallie Hanley,
Mrs. Barnaby's former maid. She be.
came acquainted with Graves three
years ago. visited at the Graves
house and Graves had been her ply
Stefan. Graves introduced her to
Mrs. Barnaby, and through his inGu
ence Mrs. Barnaby accepted her as
travelling companion aud maid.
They informed Graves of Mrs.
Barpaby's Intention of purcbaatr-
mousse from Guide Bennett. This was
the @causc of the threat made by
Graves &c Mrs Barnaby about APP
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31
ENGLAND
NEW UlADAN oAHINrr.


LONDON Der. 23.--Tha CORES p4Go
emit ofthe Times at santiago De Cuy
say, tho entire Chilean cabinet wit
resign Dec 20, whenypresident NO.
Will be formally installed In ono
The president viii then appoint usw
cabinet, which win better represent
he majority in parliament. 1t is eS-
p,cted tina. Senior Banas LucO viii he
gremiov IN me new cabinet.
FLEEING FROM YELLOW FEVER
LoNDoN, Dec. 23.-Advces receive
nere STATE that the Iayages 81 yellow
ever in Brazil are growing heaVie,
daily. n widespread panic has selEet
Gpon the people All those able arl
ileeing into the mountains for safety,
BRAZILIAN TROUBLES
LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch iron.
EUenOs Ayres says bat reports are
current there that political troubles ir
tue Brazilian state OF Rio GranGe Do
sui have broken out again. Disorders
occurred III various parts of Che state.
who're the civil on military au,lClitiCi
attempted 10 suppress the l.is-
Fendcuts. The people arc heeCm
iUtiamed by the success Of the lH.
yoItcrz and tle movement is sprlg .
ing rapidly
TRADE EE"JIw
2lNNCHEsTEr, Dee sG--tha QUAY
diam iu its cJumoNiHs article says:
fhc market S Quiea and inactive H.
consequences Of the coming holidays
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. ga tramp
giving 6he name Of Dorsey is uuder ar-
rect here on suspicion Of being the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31

Caution: Buy only Ok. Isaac 1hornp-
sons eye water. Carefully e&aUlin.,
the outside wrapper. None OF tins
genuine
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-12-31

Audulber Of EAGLE wood Dsau turn
In, piJWs AT vecy low prices at Ben.
geuer's, $40 Congress avenue,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
Mrs. Harrison's Plans.
Brooklyn Standard Union:


Mrs. Harrison's plans for the i'm
provement of the White House have
been reduced TO drawings and inspected
by many. The Herald Sunday MORN
ing gave enough of them TO make the
designs ineligible, and they must COM
mend themselves to the good sense and
good taste OF the public. Evidently,
the lady of the White House has her
views aud can give reasons for them.
First, she saves the splendid old house.
With all its faults the people love it
still. By colonnades she adds wings,
displaying southward-the west wing
officiai-the east for the people who are
forever fond of promenading in the
Presidents house-and between the
wings and behind the old house is room
enough for noble conservatory. The
whole cost would be less than million
dollars, and the plans are far and away
preferable to any that have been pro-
posed. 1t Is SAID that Mrs. Harrison
has very cheerful and amiable con-
tidence OH this subject in the next Con-
gress. 1t Is part of the program that
Mrs. Harrison has so elaborately pro-
vided that the work of construction
shall begin with appropriate cere-
monies one hundred years from the
laying of the cornerstone of the old
house, which will be within o day of
four hundred years from the discovery
of Columbus by the West India Island
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

The remarkable divergence Of con-
scisntious belief in the Sabbath day Of
rest v illustrated by the case of X. NJ.
King. Of Tennessee, already alluded to,
taken in connection with peculiar
case that comes from Bellaire, Ohio.
Last Sunday y week ago Mrs. Negard.
widow, contrary TO her custom and
belief, made and baked bread. She
sent her con out to make hole in the
run 20 that the stock could drink, but
while ct work he took 1T and fell
face down in the pool and drowned be-
fore he Was found by his mother. She
succeeded in getting him into the house
and had him laid out IN bed where he
has been ever since. She claims that
he IS not dead, but that God has put
him in that condition as . punishment
for the work they did Sunday. She
allows the neighbors to call and look at
him, but will not allow them to stay
over night. She says no will soon come
back to her again. She thinks she
ought not to work on Sunday, because
it 10 the Sabbath day of rest. and has
been punished for so doing. King
thinks he should not work on Saturday
because it Is the Sabbath day of rest.
and Is uniustly punished because he
worked on Sunday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

The bill to provide for the construc-
ton of cottages at the Soldiers Home,
for the accommodation of the widows
and wives Of soldiers, in certain cases,
already noticed for introduction by
Representative Hayward. is one of the
most praiseworthy suggestions ever
made for the relief of the aged veteran
and the noble life partner, who shared
with him the hardships of war. A
statement of the provisions and pur-
poses of the bill, which is rs yet incom-
plete, will be found in another place.
No one, who appreciates home and
all its comforts and blessings, can fail
to sympathize with plan Of relief for
the old soldier, which proposes to Sc
cure and MAINTAIN to him the same ad-
vantaCes. The law of 1889, for the re-
lief of soldiers and their wives, outside
Of the Soldiers Home, was enacted to
prevent the separation Of man and
wife, 20 often necessary in sending the
soldier to the Home. But that act has
failed to meet the exlgencies of the
case, although well intended, and it is
felt by many that the care of the SOL
diers is more properly State than a
county affair. If the beneficiaries are
all grouped together, under one re-
sponsible management, they can be
made mere comfortable than they ever
would be when scattered all over the
State, living, as many of them neces-
sarlly would. in uncomfortable houses,
with no one to assist them in the labors
Of life. The bill should be carefully
perfected and enacted into law.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

A ~ propassd nss<ias. "a rses-
dnxs - ~ psopsxsy osnsss ln1erss<sd
u : s<rsjgA& doek lins bsswe>n tns d.
snd fulton-s<.. vs uaat that thsEe Vii
~ : ful representation and sn eA,ness
paxpose - work "a harmony Tor one Il
- mess important Improvements ever
ssxgsstsa vztain tns city. 4 straight
line, faced b. regular aud suaoesA ssons
wsils, narrowed ehsnn<l aHd . deeper
and more powerful sarreat IT water
are advantages - the city worthy Of
peFsistsut eftert TO secure United and
prompt action cannot fail 10 secure
such legislation - u nseessary 70 es-
tabiish the new dock line, while any
thing like division and dishArmony
mignt prove fatal and postpone iegisla-
i've action until another bisnnial ses-
son. Let Grand Rapids present .
united request for this improvement
and il Will come. The advantages of
the improvement have been often re-
espitulated by the TELEosAx-HERALD
ana Are disputed by none.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
WHAT PEOPLE Want
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ARE FREE 4
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR
AL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve words will sao>
ually na q he two lines
thirteen and not To ex-
ce4sd twenty words thr<se
lines, and tn the larger
advertisements she aver
age In seven words Ia -
lime. There A. but one
price and that IL quoted
Ina the table herewith.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

BLAINE is in more trouble. A rich
Dutchman, OF Holland, has brought
suit against him to recover the sum of
$3.50, 900 which he expended ior "Con-
federate" bonds during the late war,
and he wants interest. The grounds on
which he brings his suit is, that, as Sec
rotary OF State Seward issued procla-
nation in 1853 declaring all debts con-
trscted in aid of the rebellion null and
void, the Government thereby became
responsible for such debts. The Demo-
Gratis, who hate Blame and feel tenderly
toward the late Confederate" idea,
will doubtless encourage the Dutchman
in his law suit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
IN HOOD HANDS.

The reputation of the Norton Broth
ers, who have just gone into the manu-
sacture of tin plates, for enterprise,
perseverance and success, is In itself
guarantee of success in their latest en-
deavor. The plates already produced
by this establishment are said to be
fully equal to the imported article.
They are being used in the manufac-
ture of tin cans, by the men who are
making the plates, and it is not at all
likely that the Norton Brothers would
hazard the standing of their goods in
the market by making them of an infe-
rior article.
The cost of these plates frs. made is
of course greater than the cost of i'm
ported plates. but the development of
this industry will just as surely result
in cheaper products, rs it has in other
lines Of industry. Yankee ingenuity
and competition will solve the problem
of cheaper tin plates. The Norton
Brothers have implicit confidence in
this result and their opinions are entitled
to much respect. They cite the case of
fruit can manufacture "a the basis of
their confidence in American in
genuity. When they started to make
this kind of cans by machinery in 1880,
they we're told by some of those wise
acres that they know more about
others business that their own. that is
Vas impossible TO do the work by other
than hand process, bat IN ten years
they have reduced the labor cost from
IS TO 80 cents, while their workmen are
receiving better wages than under tue
old regime. This success il = assgnifi-
cent illustration Of the reduction of
cost 10 consumers, without reduction Of
wages. ThIs IL possible under the pro-
seetive system, which always invites
the cooperation of American ingenuity
ia the solution of tie problem Of ehesp-
ness.
The Norton Brothers understand
themselves, their business and ths
capacities Of American seniss 10 i'm
prove everything Il attempts. Their
brilliant success IN . line Of vark
deemed Impossible, bespeaks success IN
their new venture. Certainly tbs de-
velopment Of American TN plate man
afAesure hAs fallen into good banda.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

ToWE1D
DuIsaul
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
soosas 8 A~e . xowex sloox.


nxssofIA RIOS rropzletars
EssK sAlK OR KNCHANaK- ,N scre nara IN
ooe&ns -. eas nslie ifsn l@ks Nie1:S<s
fsasenz, al ~ sss@ good hciieiaxs iea peesA.
ssssls trs,s. IL sSssssass fsss - M ssss.
Iok SAILS resm heue> On 1srrees sv<.
sDeaera Gassh aad txna< - stfset ca -
ssc<. 1@rSt fef Az ems slshiAt soesh kea
property.
W shade aaa esasnsatsa tres ~ enas -
bayiaS ssns II ana sss ss- Ne ssa ssnt 5sa
80 quality sna tfioe.
E0R s&f.K-A ane no1srn hsnss % oaos-.
sissssss shFsssh s So s sae - - nsasss
vii 80 ~ , bargain.
WANTED To rent. With pr1v1lses II bayias.
" good hatel In or out ~ dtB. b -
spenslale party. Que viii t1fnituxv ana =
good tAL Trade preierted-
LOB sAIE-f Two s.reesn heasss On Ker1A
a. ess assas 4 Ia ss ss.n afs M a.. sS'e
Eok sALk--ersem Aeuss % Manssa-sl-, -
graded street; water aad Gas price uSl0s casg
tsfms-
IaoR sAIE--sreem house on Thirds stone
tenndstions good well and clslcrns will
sell an contract tlos down. balance moathiy
pSynents-
E0R sALE-T-rocm hense on Forrest st. -
y loot front well. clsfrrn sna modern con-
senlenees. On contract. tl0u down.
UsoR sALE--4 lots sa North ave.. saxloe q
Il ss0 eAcns en contracts easy ter1n&
EoR KxcHANaE-si acres two miles from
Il ha0Eatuek. 100 peach TREES bearing. %
standard pear trees. - cherry, IS apple 3
plans. 40 geoSbcrrlcs acres al straw bcrfies,
good house aud harm. Price s2kn
MONEY TO LOAN on real aud personal prop
IA erty In sums 90 suit koomsb and .. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent: also number OF
II coed tenants ~sntsns 20 rent, bring ia
your keys. Rooms and :. Tower block
pEoULlA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
LITERARY PABULUM.

The date of February Is has been
definitely fixed for the publication of
Edwin Arnold's new poem: "The Light
of the World; or, The Great Consum-
nation" 1t will be published stimuli
taneously in America and England, the
American publishers being Funk e.
Wagnails, OF New York. The Ameri-
can edition will contain also an intro
duction, by X. II. Stoddard, and q re-
production OF the celebrated paintings
on the life of Christ, by the German
artist Hoffman, by arrangement with
the German publishers.
knowledge is unique little maya
zine which ought to have great popu-
larity among all owners OF cyclopedias.
1t undertakes to supply the informa-
ton which oae ordinarily seeks IN his
cyclopedIa and fails to lind there, be-
cause it Is not "up TO date"-it was
published "last year." or, more prob
ably, several years. knowledge
answers, during the year, several thous-
aud questions. It's published weekly,
for the amazingly small sum of 20 cents
q year; specimen copy free. John T..
Alden, publisher, 1913 Pearl-st., New
York.
Charles T. Baker, of New York, pub
fishes pamphlet in eight small chap
tiers, written by one Scholastic" en-
titled 1.-THE Stricken Nation" The
writer finds, for the text of the publIca-
ton. a possibly impending war cloud
growing out of the fishery question.
England Is shown TO be prepared for
this, but the United States seaboard on
either coast has not "a single defensive
work of modern construction" The
covers Of this sensational pamphlet give
pictures of New York and Washington
under bombardment. The purpose of
the work il TO warn Americans of their
danger In case of war
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

Brcokiya Times:
The question Of the extent OF the
jurisdiction of the United states over
Behring Sea is stlii = diplomatic issue
between the two nations and the Gov
erument OF the United States 10 await
ing reply to It's latest offer TO submit
the question TO International srb!tra-
ton. Under the circumstances the
action Of the English Government IN
emitting the ground Of controversy into
the law coufts and assuming As settled
q question that is still the subject Of
diplomatic controversy - simply .
laundering and causeiess affront TO the
Government Of the United States Ii 10
a. impairment as would be an acton by
tho British Government asking the
Supreme Court TO set aside the tariff
law as unconstitutional or praying the
Supreme Court to recognize the right OF
England To Jurisdiction over the Amer
lean colonies on the ground that the
uprlsing oil l776 Was illegal.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
Mo ssys tAet IN piaAes 60 - -
manufactured n ths Units1 61ntnsf

Axsfvesxs yeunx lawyers ard en-
tpye skzkeHasa naAv fad 81 opeclnx
To- thear oadsianx sEbstions in AlaAk ..
4 temporary territorial gosernnsat Is
pxopossd for that fsgioa. There y 10
Ds = 6osxxaer. Secretary OF state,
Unsted States Dlstries Attorney and
Marshal. - veil - Lexlsiativs coan-
ca of seven naenabers and : HOUSE Of
tairteen. TIE teri stary vii also have
TIE usual delegate representation In
Conxrsss- There viii Be supreme, Das-
hses snd Probate courts and justices OF
the peace. All thls viii nsateriaiize.
il senator Miteheli's bali goes through.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

l believe that in this country every
thing necessary for every purpose can
be built and manufactured. believe
that any law which stands in the way
of the progress OF American working
men should DO swept away, and If 1t Is
necessary to have law to improve the
condition of American workmen, then
the Law should be passed. We should
protect ourselves from the miserable
conditions and poverty prevailing else
where, and anything that will protect
and advance the interest OF the wage
workers OF America has my absolute
approval.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

TWENTY cents . day 10 allowed BY the
British government TO the women who
are At work building roads in Ireland.
Twenty cents = day! Tho Democracy
ought to be fascinated with that policy,
for FITS English, you know"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
~. II. W/N4NS.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
KMPLoyMENr BuREAu
Furnishes Employers inside City with Help
free of Charge!

ROOMS 81 TOWER BLOCK.
Open Evenings ,Phens 80.
MALE HELP WANTED experienced bell
perfencs 10 strip tobacco. lheur packer nail
maker for OUTSIDE city. frsi-clAss reiouchsrs.
job printer. men - distribute circulars.
cutter. upboisterer, hand cafvers. wood
choppers. experienced sander. var nish lore
man. nrs!-caass travelling salesman elevator
boy. n IL. Winans ) and Tower block.
FEMALE HELP WANTED middle aged
colored woman 30 assist with kitchen
work diniDgroom Giris. second eirls. wages
y; dishwashers. second cook. taiioresSes.
4 SEWING girls. general girls. lady cantassers
for tailor system chkrt-big percentage
Ladies Parlor. Tower block.
G10(hl Will bug modern house. Eiceiy fur
Sf>oO nished. GOOD locality. on the hill.
worth the money without furniture
21000 viii buy two Groom houses. south
splONV part OF city; heirshtp property e.
tate must be closed; rent si2 per month.
NEW Groom house. good locality. on hin.
Az only 500 II scid quick, ~ down. balance
on time.
5000 vii, buy good house ana large lot
A NICE modern sroom house on ionia-st.
5000 win buy Q 7-room house on Ccntef-st.
sSiC'V iot elx3oo: great bargain.
WE WILL sell you . nice sroom modern
mouse. &coo toSaifty. on Iiii. INV ttoS
than lis worth; parties Wish TO leave cfty.
ONLY $500 for modern s-room house. large
" lot. good locality. on Henry-sf-
cocDn for good kreom house and lots gu
SosNJo corner. desirable locality. West eide.
A GREAT BARGAIN fer one week only;
n east front lot on Lafayette ST.. 1856 other
lots In same locality sold recently NJ 1900 and
Sl2D0.
10 LOTS on Howard-sf.. between Madison
~ and Union. four blocks north 81 Hali-st-.
ranging in prices from ts0o 20 $50; don't 80 q
mile outside and pay more
Gc-e0 Will buy LOO acres rich clay loan soil.
srOtOO 100 acres cleared. T-room house large
basement. barn; Rsvenna township. Music
goa county. terms easy
ONLY so an acre FOR one OF the best farms Ia
" Barry county. elegant buildings aud fruit.
~ miles r. r. and market mile from nil.
100 acres. good buiidingA large orchxrda
loo fruit OF all kinds. rich soil. near Rock
ford. $500.
CO0 acres rich clay loan. 100 scrcs improved.
@s"O 30 heavy numbered. nBe buildings. Lapeer
county. model farm. $500.
A VERY large list Of farms from ~ 70 700
"A acres. near the city. from 80 10 500 yer
acre.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

III. RIDER HAGoAKp is to search for
materials for one Of his peculiar tales
IN the traditions of the Aztecs and Toll
tees II he gives US anything better
that wallace's Fair God" he viii be
sIngularly fortunate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

WHY not let tho Indian affairs OF this
country rsmAin under the control Of
the War Department. The Indians
have wholesome fear Of the army and
but little respect for the Indian agency.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-19

The New York World OF Friday. has
IN editorial on "Press the Fair" Such
edmonton may be necessary in the
metropolis, but in the "wild and woolly
West" the young men arc not At all
backward. Quilting bees, parlng bees
and spelling schools are not yet obsolete
and the fair can not complain of any
neglect.