davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-04-04
LEWIS COUNTY MINES.
There is a Good Wagea Road all the
way from Vein.

s. B. Hanaford and VIM. Y antis have re-
turned to Bucoda from the Lewis county
mines and they returned by good wagon
road from the mines to YsInn, walking the
distance in two days. The Bucado Enter
prise man interviewed them. They said
they started out to prospect anotherlead but
found it covered with snow They decided
TO find out what there was at Mineral CITY,
and thought they would take advantage Of
the Centralia trail-Whieh proved to be
hoax. 1t is not within twenty miles Of the
mines, and when completed will not be the
best and most direct route, by a long WAYS.
They tramped on ground which had been
trayersed by two prospectoTs who left Gem
tralla with four lOaves of bread, having
been told that the mines could be made ii
two days walking by way 81 the troll. Che
deluded fellows got lost and \ ndored
around in the snow for a few days finding
help just in time to save their lives-never
reaching the mines.
Mineral City is located at the mouth of
Mineral creek, where it empties into
the Nesqually river. Here is hotel,
two stores and one saloon. The mines are
seven miles up the creek, and there is con
siderable activity manifest, in spite of the
large amount, of snow. There are two ho-
tells, two stores and two saloons. The
tariff for meals is fifty cents and articles of
merchandise can be purchased at compare
lively low rates. AS yet nothing of great
Importance has been discaYered but Mr.
Hanatord is inclined to think that this
camp will yet become famous. Rich ore
mas been found, some that will assay $1700
to the ton but so far only six inch veins
have been discovered 1t IS thought that
large veins of the same ore are in the inn
mediate vicinity.
, 1892-04-04
THE BASEBALL SEASON
will Open Sunday Next at the OIym-
pia Grounds.

The baseball season opens on Sunday
next with the first amateur league game,
between the w. R. Dodge club, of Tacoma,
and the Olympia team. The directors of
the Olympia association visited the grounds
yesterday and awarded TO James Chambers
the contract for repairing the grounds.
fences and grand stand. During the late
storm the grand stand was unroofed and
the fence blown down. The entire grounds
will now be put in much better condition
than they have heretofore been.
The season will open with three straight
games at Olympia. On April 10th the con
test will be against the w. R. Dodge club,
Of Tacoma; on the 18th against the Seattle
club, and ON the 25th against the Puyallups.
, 1892-04-04
rt should be i'm Every house.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an attack
of "La Grippe, when various other rem
edies ond several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber of Cooksport,
Pa, claims Dr. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he ever
used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it,.
Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Mari Ross,
Acme Drug Store.
, 1892-04-04
New Corporations

Filed in the Office Of the secretary Of state:
Tacoma & Steilacoom Railway company
Of Tacoma, increase Of capital stock to $780,
600.
Tacoma Industrial Association of Ta-
The North Avon Shingle Mill Co., of
6Nooorth North Avon, Skagit county; capital, $4,-
Mount Vernon Mining g. Smelling COM
pany Of Mount Vernon, Skagit county
capital, $500,O00.
Anacortes Consolidated Land company
Of 4Anacortes; capital, $5, ,0Oo,00O
The Rosedale Fruit company of Tacoma; :;
capital, $4,000.
a,do Denny Clay company, Seattle; capital,
r. strobach Irrigation company, North
Yakima capital, $3 000
Scandinavian Publishing company, Spo-
kane; capital, $4,000.
The Paulsbo Wharf & Storage company,
Paulsbo, Kitsap company; capital, 5000.
Waterville Cemetery Association, Water
vile, Douglas county.
u Ghelatohie Cemetery Association Of
Clarke county:
Maple Grove Land company. Everett.
capital, $4,000
, 1892-04-04
From Mobile.

Philadelphia Record: A lady in a Tenth
street car was talking with another about
popular actor, Of whom she remarked:
II think he has such mobile face" ooh
yes" assented the other, "you know he
comes from the south Mobile, suppose"
, 1892-04-04
A Good School Raenrd

Miss Lillian Meays, teacher of school
district No. 12, beyond Chambers prairie,
has furnished THE TRIBUNE with the re-
port Of her school for the month ending
March 31st, which is as follows:
Number enrolled. . "a
Number days present. t.................. 444
Number days absent t,........., 80
Number cases of tardiness .. O
Per cent of attendance .......... .92%
Names Of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Francis Manier, Jane Wood, May COL
Inns, Lillian Jacobson, Birdie Cooper, Lena
Collins, Mary Jacobson Minnie Collins,
Daisy Cooper Charly Graybill, Herbert
Raymond, Silas Randall, James Raymond,
Rollin Wood, Vernon Randall, George
RAYMOND and James Cooper.
, 1892-04-04
The Greyhound Leaves.

The steamer Greyhound, which has been
on the gridiron at Percival's dock, left last
night for Seattle, in command of Captain
Claud Troupe. She was painted and gem
orally oyerhauled while on the ways
, 1892-04-04
Room to Rent.

A gentleman can have nicely furnished
front room, within block of Olympia hotel
Terms, moderate. Address r. G. b., this
Office.
, 1892-04-04
Scientific PugiIism.

A handful of sports gathered at Tenino
yesterday to witness prize fight between
Pat McCuen and Portland colored sport.
The Portland gentleman was knocked out
in the seventh round. Following this was
a scrap between the "Tenino Chicken and
the Montana Kid.n AS a spectator put
it, the "Montana Kid" turned up his toes
in the first round, and thus endeth the
second chapter.
, 1892-04-04

A lodge Of Odd Fellows was organized ct
Ilwaco last Saturday.
, 1892-04-04

Dyspepsia cured BY DR.. Miles pills.
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rezadas una cantada, faltando algo para COM
pletar, ademas de estar aacordado el yiaje del re-
ferido alcalde para la Capital Toaalta 8 sabe
Dios donde, en- bllsca de aire para sns pnlmones,
en- medic de todo puso guardlas que -creo son
Municipales 4 rondar q balloon de la.casa parro-
ollial, Y preparado todd convenientemente entro
el Comisionado de. apremios para dejar tasados
dos caballos que estan embargados al senor Cura
de este pueblo pero no pudo saberse el precio
por dar la casualidad de ser dichos animales de
un vecino de Coamo segdn documentos de
aquela Acadia, por 10 que sali6 dicho comu-
nicado consta. sin resultado alguno.
Quedo en- alglno por 81 tuvi9se que volver a
molestarle, pues aunque no Sc escribr para el pd-
blico tengo una vista derecha para yer las cosas
Nigual. Caracol
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Cidra, 20 de JUNO de 1892.
PROTEST A.

Ell que suscribe por 81, y 4 nombre de los 49
mas que firnlaron la expontanea manifestation
que Sc remitio LA CoRREsPoNDENeIA, en- favor
de nuestro distinguido amigo don Justo Zeno,
protesta energicamente contra Ell suelto inserto en-
La >Bandeya EspaNoza del Is del corriente mime
70 48, siiscrito>por un vecano hacienda constar
que los so caballeros que suscriberon la manifess
tacion, supieron 10 que frmaron, Sc hallan dis
puestos frmar cuantas mas sean necesarias en-
favor del amigo Zeno de todos querido apre-
ciado
De usted Sr Director atento amigo y S. S.
Q. B. S, M.-Manuel Santiago
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Cerecedo Hermanos Ca. acaban de recibir
Champana Duque de Montebello, de Roeder, Y
Theofle Roeder y Nuda Clicot, Aceite de Be
trds, Higos de Smirnay Queso Gruyere selecto
de bola en- latas, Harina de Avena Cemento
marca Portland Cognac Hennesy, Sidra Cham
panada otra porci6n de articulos. superiores
81 surtido es en- verdad fenomenal.
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Cerfco:-Que el ron aro1natico compuesto 8
sea Azcoho7odo GateH es un preparado dtil cuyas
propiedades esti1nulantes pueden aprovecharse con
ventajas en- el reumatismo muscular, asl como en-
prescrito va con buenos resultados.-Mayagiez
Abril 10 de 1886.-Dr. Rafael Vera
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NJ DICO
PRACTICE DOMESTICO
Y ENCYCLOPEDIA DE MEDICINA
AJJTOR rs.
Az OR ES

DIR. H. Webster Jones' al NJ de Londres Inglaterra
oeeore especasta para enfemedades de las mu1res los
j. Dr. Bento B6Tdas de Maanzas 1sla de Cuba Medso
los Hospitaes dc Paris Barcelona eorresponsa de la
sCr6nica ,l Medico Quirurgicao de la Habana.
MAJ E q de America Professor de la Cienca sanitara
rio de socedad Medics Norfe Americana
inspector Medco del Conseo Superior de saubridad del
mia Norte Americana de Medicinal Miembro Corresponsal
de la socedad Medico Quurgica Bologna Italia;
de America Professor de intermediates nervioas del Cole
gio De Mediena ''Ruah'' de Chicago
DR.. Buchanan Burr la ciudad de NuevaYor1 IN. Y
F. Y de America que ue Medico del Dispensaro del No
e s los eel de G Medena
del Hospital ssBelleyuel de la cudad de Nueya-Y ork
cretas de la Orina, director de la Cencia Medica
eaFTright, del colegio de Medco cirqanos de Nue
DR.. Christian Fenger, A. NJ Professor de Patologla
Practica General e Colegio de Medcna de Chica5o
Dr. silverio Domnguez de Ia ciudad de Buenos Aires
boratoro Bactereol6gico pubca,y
cultad de Medicina de Buenos-Aires.
T. Z. U. NJ Miembro Facultades Medicina de Me
leo Yucatan exDirecor en- jefe del Hospital de San Hi
DIT Morris L. King dc la cudad de Nueva-Vo ork, E. q.
de America Que fue lrujano del Hospital Roosevelt
odos el Coegio Policlneo de la ciudad de
E. g. NJ Tesorero del Gonsejo Superior de salubrdad:
Miembro de Ia Aeaahni le n cina;de la socad Pedro
Co D. T.
Conseio supeor sa:., dad &c Ia ciudad de Meji-
NOTA-Nuestras obras no Sc pondran a la
yenta en- ibrerias nj estabecimientos pdblcos, 81
no 1nca exclusivamente por los senoles Agen-
tes de la Compania quienes cstan iacultados para
recibir ordenes.-
Casa editorial w orld : Nueva- ork y
Gaelph
e. Hurtodo c. ]. B. Bezhni, ogentes para
Puerto Rico Hotel Boneta-C Cap1taz
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ALMACEN# DE AIUSICA

Mdsica para piano cuatro manos.
Burgneean.-El libro de las Serenatas Pre-
cioso vol1men ilustrado,con grabados
alegoricos en- cromo ..... :. 1926
Para pedidos en- la Capital, don j. Gonzalez Font.
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Secci0n de Anuncios

El que suscribe particpa
tando los comprendidos la, zona
de Guerra Puerta de Terra 10 SUCCESSIVE cobrar
por cada cabeza de ganado cabalar peso
sa moneda corrente 81 ganado cabro 25 centavos
E que suscbe por de las dicha
cantiad considerable para e de
bas puedo cederas gratuitamente los demas Los
que tengan anmaes alll servrn asar por Ranchon
al ado de los Baacones para hacer la declaration que
esponda dichos anmaes; de 10 contrao
cojidos conducidos al Deposto de ganadoPueto-Rico
.JuniO "a de 1S92-PAUIINO ANDREU 81
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Observation-Disclosures.

= hzcotf1omo Sc oartld-por la poyte nads delga-
,5a;;-llevose 4 cabo jugada-Y un personaje fal
to-a su palabra va dada.-Al 6ecegro Sc adore -
la pobaci6n despreciada,- a,-no triunf6 la justicia-
predomin6 la injusticia, q Ell cdnano Sc rompid-
pr la parte mds delyada.-Pl4 Pan
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HSRdaH 2 BaYa6 s; ssss; S |. s

rrocarr para e Oeste encontraran grandes ventajas
neno noche esta tomar ell tTen las
de La maana De esta dormiran al fresco ten
dram necesdad levantarse temprano, obtendran
economic los gastos de viae los de hos
pedae sin que por pierdan de quehaceres la
pal pues puede sarse de ALI las seis de La tarde
do va Sc han
entrada del pueblo de la estacion del
Las ultimas tranvia de Capital las de
la tarde 450y las ses Bayam6n de Mayo de 1892
l5-i4 A6elurdo tSdnches.
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Los abonos para los exelentes banos de mar
de la empresa La Pyovldencia, situados detras del
Arsenal, estan abiertos la calle de la Fortaleza
nt1mero 81 piso principal. -Visltese el estableci-
miento para quelas familas Sc convenzan de 10
que vale dicho balneario
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CHARADA

Pri1na-tres dos-pranaera un impossible
me haran hacer los ojos de nj Marta:l
iporver I'm hombre todo pas6 un dfa
lor1naa cnarta con q,rinta ell dos y caartq!
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Hay sus opiniones acerca de la superioridad
de Ia bebida con respecto la comida. Y 0 las re-
suelvo de plano diciendo que NADIA hay superior
una conlida en- La Gatazaua
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Sobrino de Luina Companfa H.. Quien no
eonoce el gran establecimiento de Luina, sito en-
la cale de San Francisco esquina Tanca.?
j Quien no sabe que ALI hay de todo bueno ba-
rato2 Quien surte ALI su despensa 81 es per-
soma de gusto? Qulen ignora que Luina son los
dnicos agentes del gran vino Logrono, indis-
putablemente el mejor de todos los tintos que Sc
importan Puerto Rico?
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no Sc me enoje, c rlsimo don Solomon
Agdn defecto hemos de tener en- este mundo en-
que andan sueltos animales tan na0nsos como Vd
v y yo Qo pongo Y. primero por polltica) Yo
creo que como Vd. es hombre: de talento sabe
conocerse conocer los demas, ha de declarar
que al lamarle parsiero secas, le he llamado por
su nombre.
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-Si pudiera usted convertirse en- mueble,
preguntaban un sietemesino, ! que le gustarfa
usted ser
i 4 mi !? jTocador 4esenorast
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Har6n aleunos dias que por fortuna me

Haran algunos dias que por. fortuna me en-
contr6 con dicho amigo y discutiendo algo>de
astronomfa, ciencias exactas flosof1a antigua
no recuerdo de que otras cosas mas en- que da
placer oirle pues expresa con elocuenela sus pro
fundos conocimientos, vinimos tratar cierto
asunto relacionado con los resutados fatales de la
passion political admirado el dicho amigo de las
cosas que pasaban me dijo poniendo su mano
sobre mi hombro:-"E "Estimado don Canuto en-
este mundo hay que vivir para ver."'
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TsnIa razOn Don GsKo

Don Quelo, que es mas emerario que un ara
cones, podra decir 10 que qliera, pero 20 no me
cansare de repetir que mi ilustrado, distinguido
apreciabe amigo DON Geno, es un hompre que
tiene boca de Sdnto. A.
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VARIEDADES

Ell camino que Sc debe t.illar para comprar
calzado bueno barato en- Puerto Rico todos sel
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tsy1 CASAS QUE Sc ERECOMZENDAN. La Farmacia
Central del Lcdo don Manuel Torres Borgess. esabecda en-
por Ia pureza de ss drogas portadas de los
con las prescrpciones facultavas por los
precos sin gua al aance de todas las fonas despachan
dose 10 misrno por e dia que durante la noche.
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Tengan cuidado los autonomistas con don
Geno Aver me dijo no Sc quien habia pronun-
ciado en- el entierro aquf7, estas parecidas pala
bras: "hoy certos hberales que ,renunciaron q
sus nobsimos ideales por un plato de lenteios y
otros que en- ciertas elecciones de Caguas hcieron
TRACTION al partido por plato de lentejas, nj
de habchuelas nj de gandures, sino por dineritts
contamtas. .
Sabe Vd. car1simo don Geho que gusta
ell f1nebre orador ? Pdo para el un dist1ito en-
las proximas elecciones de Diputado Provin-i
il Ell de Catafos!! Don Pepe Mediavilla ] senor
Alcalde Mayor tenga la bondad de oirme
Digale Pozo, Duran y Cenlentino que ha-
gan algunas bolatas, ii por Maria Santlsima
ordene que las propinen tanto perro rabioso
sarnoso que andan 1adrando HASTA EN- LOS
ENTIERROS .pues de 10 contrario no lie va
quedar pantorrila sana ningun vecino.
ESQ 81, don Pepe, cuando de esa orden, tenga
cuidado que don Geno nc 10 sepa pues sino -.
seguido le pone cadena q un per1ito color indio
que yo conozco. Don Geno es muy caritativo! !!
Dios le de salud los que no comen mamey
porque va hay declaration facultativa de que:
"aquel que dele de conner aonaey, morira por con
secuencia de tan severa dieta
Lo siento por Solomon. San Ramon Non
nato, abogado de los Maestros le salye: Amen !!
Don Canato.
Manatf, Ju1io % de 1892.
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lnundo 10 sabe La lonstancsa San Justol3l Y
q zQ6raeo San Francisco 81 Ali es IA gran cesa.
zfllega el marchante; 10 tratan con mucho carino;
dice % que qaere pagan por el calzado que nece-
sta w.. lstol Peso mas peso menos no ha-
ce el case y #por ESQ es que dicen que Borras y
Relnes han perdido el juicio Envidiososl i.
Es indiscutible.i La Loca6n Antafeypetaca del
doctor Montes y Diaz, cura toda clase de caspa
por maligna que sea usandola con constancia
eombate los herpes mas rebeldes Prueba hace fe
En- todas las farmacias de primer orden de
la lsla Sc vende el Azcohozado GioL Sus depositos
prlncipales SON en- Ponce farmacia del fabrican-
te y en- la Capital senores Sobrino de Idina c.
y Cerecedo Hermanos.
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pdbco de Aecbo Is !: Fl: ;:;:s !:

ia Capital Bayam6n, han nombrado su UNICO AGENTE
para Ia veta de cho articulo Arccbo, don Jose r.
Afonzo, esabecido la plaza principal de aquela Villa
Los precios de yentas seIan los gnenes los abona
dos obligation de tomarlo durante e de
kilo dario adeane, chavos ell kiloA los abo
nados chavos kio.-Por quintales conventional.
Sc garantiza ell peso complete.
erto-Rico Junio 15 de 1891-J GOYCO Ca 1873
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Y tenia raz6n Don Ge1o, Tene boquita

tenia razon Don Ge1o, Tiene boqulta de
somto. /" "Vivir para yer, gran verdad confirma-
da en- estos dias. Prueba al canto.
Hasta ahora era corriente que un hombre
pudiese morn de una indigestion moneytstaca,
pero 10 que no hablamos visto aun, es que alguien
muriese por dejar de conner naamey.
sin embargo, hay Maestros, Licenciados y
Doctores, (escala ascendente) que afrman Ivaya
81 10 afirman! que ha POGO un virtuoso padre ole
familia (cuya memoria respetamos) murio con-
secuencia de dear de conner dicha sdbros1t0 frbtd.
Yo niego el hecho, don Severe Rivera CHI
quito que a pesar de ser 10 que 500, amigos de mi
aprecio SON (valga ell son.. sonete) me ayuda-
ran confrmar mis- opiniones sobre Ell particular.
ST ell hecho ese obedece 4 causa cient1fca
J como es que Salomonsito vive aun Por una
raz6n muy sencilla, que diria Pozo: (pefdone
este 81 no le pQngo ell DELI porque senndlIa "aola
mmnca mauere
g dicen por ahl las cronicas (o Julio Olivera
que para gacetlero con 81 basta) que el Licencia-
do " Solomon luc eron en- ell entierro aquel
dotes oratorias, y que Ell dltimo de estos (don Sa
lo) concluyo su oracion f6nebre, como ell negro
aquel de.Jayuya: .'sudando lagrimas dando un
expressive Viva! al muerto." Este Solomon es
ell mismo diabito. Tan monfsimo! en- honor
a la verdad; hay que declarar que este Maestrito
es simpatco, fno ilustradito enamoradilo, chirri-
quitito, agradable su trato como don Geno, ce-
remonioso como Don 7eo, por fin, bastante ele-
gantito, pero tene un defectto bastanto pronun-
ciado: Il QUE ES MUY PAREJERO!! !!
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Buenas habitaciones

Sc alquilan para cabaeros habitaciones
I'm muy resco hernosas vistas. Estan stu
das muy centrica della Capital Infomaran
esta redacci0n. 153
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Barce1o 8k Perujo

Acaban recibir venden precios modicos, aceite
para ensalada garrafones de media
ba vnagre de Espana garrafones de galones 15-6
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"There are several families who came
here from Christian county. An uncle,
John w. Ewing, was the first and was one
of the first mayors. 1t has been forty years
since first SAW Bloomington rs u boy of
fifteen. and it was then village of 800
people. Several of the Ewings of nv
mothers family, including Wing Ewing.
of Chicago, and my partner, James Ewing,
were among them. Wing Ewing,s right
name was William but years ago, before
the war, when Lincoln was a lawyer here,
he stopped Mt the tavern kept by the elder
Ewing. He nicknamed the boy 'Whio.'
and 1t has stuck to him so long that he has
accepted it rs his right nam G. proud of his
godfather.
My father died when I was twenty
one was q student at Danville, Ky,
then, and among my mates were Governor
Crittenden, of Missouri; w. c.. p Breckin-
ridge, Senator Blackburn. Governor Nc
Creary, Il. L. Jacobs, Judge Dulancy and
Doctor Young, all eminent Kentuckians
DIR. Young is now president of the college,
and was moderator at the recent Presby-
terrain general assembly Mt Portland.
Danvllle was Mt that time the Athens of
kentucky. l never graduated and have
never been given degree. came home
and studied law with Mr. Williams here
but practiced ut Metamora for ten wears
meanwhile marrying and holding Office
until moved back to Bloomington. l
married. as you know, at Chenoa, q little
town laid and named by Matt Scott. a
brothcr-in-law. 1t is an old Indian name,
originally spelled 'Chenowah,' but this
practical generation cut it short.
mo, my family did not mingle much in
Washington society, as my eldest daughter
was then mere schoolgirls child. Be
sides am plain, everyday mum, and rs
friend once said, never had more than
fifteen dollars ahead in my life I guess
that wos too low On estimate, for perhaps
had more than that, but not much more.
You can see that we live plainly, but with
comfort"
The frankness and easy way of General
Stevenson strike the stranger very favor
ably, and he never hesitates for a word or
ready answer to any question He is
quick, keen, and while making no display
uf shrewdness certainly CONVEYS the idea
Df 1t from the start.
Cleveland first met Stevenson as a men,
her of the committee which formally told
him of his nomination in 1884. Grover
took great fancy TO the Sucker politician.
and had he been more eminent might have
put him in the cabinet. Az 1t was he was
appointed principally Mt the request of
Villas.
His business does not allow him much
time for legal practice, and as a Worlds
fair director he has Travelled through
Mexico and other countries preparing for
exhibits. He is also president of the In
teIstatc Building and Loan association, n
prosperous concern, with Headquarters in
this city.
His good old mother is of course very
proud of her sons success and declares
that he ought to be good vice president.
FRANK Is. GESsNER
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rs the mother, rs they seem to take after
The rugged Stevenson side Of the family.
They have all had the best of literary and
musical training and take very promi-
nent part in the social gatherings of
Bloomington. Their mother has brought
them up after the good old Kentucky
fashion.
The only son and eldest child is Louis G..
Stevenson. He is quite young in appear.
ance, although twenty-four, and his health
has not been good. 1t has interfercd with
his taking up any business, and he has
just returned from n long visit to Cali
fornia, made for his health alone.
1t is ratbera remarkable fact that all
four of the national candidates now before
the people are Iresbyterians President
Harrison is one, and married the daughter
of preacher in the same denomination
Whitelaw Reid was born and baptized In
the Covenanter's church, the sternest of