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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
+ 4 n II !.
II.
KASIA.
(Ciag dalszy.)

PlerwszY 2arobek oJca
slu2y1 ma 7akup!eue nowego
ubranla ola kasl. matka "a
odtad z~atrzymvhala PREY SO
be, rzaGko tvlko udalo lei
sic uciec i ME powroclla al
mad wieczorem, lecA zastawszy
make zasmucona, pr2estaia
zupeinie powtarzac swe wy
brykl, czasem tylko otwarcle
zapytaia sic matki: ,,czy poz'
wolisz kochano matko, bym
sic bawlia W dzika?:" Magdale.
ma usmiechnawszy sic. odpo-
wiadata wtenczas: vidz moe
dzleclq" i zaledwle te slowa
wyrzekfa, JUL kasla by'a da'
! leko.
! W Debicy byly Slostry
iltoslerdzla, jedna Z nlch zsj'
,owala sic szko1a ola dziew'
lat, W mel charakter kasi
= utsgodzlt nauczyia sic
,ac, pisaG recznych robot
snowlcre zas przeje&a sic
adam religllueml, Czci-
Inv ksladz proboszcz uzu'
nil 10 wychowanie PREY
owaniem przyieclem
|asl TO plerwsze] komuni
": odtad Kasla st ia sic
kromna { praco
Widzac jak 9e2ko olclet
Gacuje, przemysIiwala nae
ja6by mu ulayt. korzy'
a vice z nauki Slostry
Ella pracowaG, hafcowala
kstku oczepeczki dle
! gdy Jei SIZE uda1c
;; Ie W Tarnowle, pc,
R Ia i urozmalcita sws
codziennle kllka groszl
p~rzyniosta Raj
lastrzymaia p eniad
Aov 2 wizerurkie N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
ktory


nos'la, m6wiac:: ITO szczescie
przyniesie."
TAX uplynal rok. Kasla
bardzo pragneta, by mog'a
powlekszyc swoje dochody
poniewa3 wyda;ki by}y cora2
wleksze. O TEN marzac, wra-
Gala leGnego wleczora
Tarnowa - wtem slyszy W
zaroslu smutne beczeu;e, a
ods'oniwszy gaiezie, widzi
male kozlatko, ktore be-
watpien,a porzucone tam
bylo jake nleaywe, lecz ktore
przyszfo do sleb,e i podrioslr
SIC "a tylne n6zkl. kasia
rozvzullla sic ma xidok tego
! blednego stworzenia, wzlei:
je W swe obiecla i zaulos1a
DO domu. Pan Bog tel wy
nagrodzif htosc Kasl: "a rok
z kozIeca wyrosla koza, a
kasia mia}a nowy sposob
za:obku z mieka, ktore koza
dostarczaia obflcle. Potrzeba
tylko byIo znalezd odbiorc5w,
lecz ME watplia, lie CT sic
zrajda, jak sic znalezll do jei
robotek. Ale ma meszczescie
przekladano W Tarnowie nile
ko krowie mad kozie i Mkt
go ME chciai pic, procz
ludzi uboglch. Codzlennie
wleczorem przez cafY miesiac
prowadzifa koze do mlasta,
lecz naiczesciei wracata be-
grosza, gdy mkt mleka ME
kuplt. a wtenczas gdy koza
weso1o skalaia obok swei
paDi,ta smutnle "a MIA poste-
powvla.
TAX wracalac pewncgo dina
W smutnem zamysleniu, us1y-
szafa naraz wofanle nMata!
hola! zatrzymaj sie!" Byi to
dok.or, jadacy konno z Tarno.
waiszybko slewroclla ustyszs.
ia Cd nlego, zc szuka koziego
mleka ola pewnej chore1.
.,Poka1e CT dom, do ktore-
go popro" adzlsz jutro swoja
kozq."
- Ola czego ME dzlslaj?:-
odpowiedziaia nleclerpliwie
dzieHczynka.
lily wracasa z Tarnowa
'u2 jestes prawle W domu."
Coz z tego pane
doktorze? Anl ia AMI mola
koza ME Jestesmy zmeczone.- !
MECH bedzie I tax
rzekl doktaS = dalej
wsiqdz ma konia'' i podal lei
rake, by wsiadfa, lecz ona
podziekowafa skromnle j szia
szybko obok konla,
koza 2as blegla przodem,
zatrzymulac sic n'ekledy
j obrAcajac sic ma swa pa
MIA.
Przybyli nakoniec DO pick
nego i bogatego zabudowan'a
kt6re otaczaty kraty 2elazne,
ozdoblone zlocltem i gafkaml,
20 "a kt6reml byf ogrod
pelen pieknych Kwlatow; Ia
nieml sterczaty dymlace sic
kominy fabrykl.
Lekarz wszedf kazat
Kasi z koza ist "a SODA. Ia
wskazauiem s~luzacego, ktory
i'm kraty otworz>l, udall sic
ku wlelK,el alta;'le porosle]
Iz,kieln when.
,,Zsczekaj chwilke," rzekf
lekarz do mtode] dzlewczyny
| poszedi sam do albany.
Wktotce wszczela sig rozmo.
wa, W ktorej gios doktora
sic mieszaf . gfosam' dwoch
kobiel. Lecz Kasla me m1aia
czasu przysiuchlwae s's, gdyz
koza wldzac n,eznane kwlaty,
skosztowaia chciata kouIecz
ME sic menu nasyc:c, a
5iedna kasia 2 catych SIT
trzymat ia "a rogl mus ala
Wto,o dokt6r sic ukazaI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

sSssS aSN AxA /!
do m1odej panienki-chcesz
odzyskac sitY, ,esli cheese
uszcze$liwic twoja make,
trzeba bys przystata pa picle
koziego mleka."
Chora z obrzydzeniem sic
odwroclia.
ia Gle btagam - dodala
matka z rozpacza.
Doktor dat znak slulacei,
by podata Kasl naczynie
krzyszta&owe, ia szybko sic
nuchyliia i mleko biate, cleple
napetniio wcet naczyu,e.
Podano lie Helence, ia chciata
pie, lecz ME mogfa, ola
wstrqtu, ktory czuia do tego
mleka.
ME gnlewaJ sic na mule
kochaua mako - zawofala
gfosem zaiosnym - brzydze
sic kozaml - ia ME moge!
ME moge!" raz ieszcze
przYmus.wszy SIC do plcla,
upusclta naczYnie, ktore sic
ia drobne kawolki rozblio, u
mleko sic rozla1o.
; | nadzie1a kasi rownlez
znlkfa. Bledne dzlewcze
cieszyto sic tax b%ar1zo, be
znalazla codz,enny zarobek i
]uz W tel nadzlel budowata
| plekIe zamki ma lodzie.
uMo]a koza jest pieknem
zwierzatkiem - mowila pra-
VIE p1aczac, a koza bekiem
potwierdzlta lei siowa chodz
kozko - westchnela kasla -
ME chca mas t%uta]" powsta}a,
by sic oddall6. Lecz MN to
uczynrfa, liza spfynefa pc iej
lieu. Te lie Helenka WI
dzlala.
,.DziewczYnko! - zawotafa
zywo vice ty bardzo
pragniesz sprzedac twoje
mleko?"
Czy prague? a tax! moi
o}c,ec i matka So tax bledni!
Byli nlegdys tel bogac1 jaK
panstwo, ]estescie! A k1lka
grossly wlecel, bytoby. teraz
ola nlch wielka pomoca,
Byiam tax szczesIiwa mia
tam nadzle;e = mysIaiam
- bledna kas,a zaszlochaia
'gtosno.
,,Podaj hi mleko" zawotaia
Helena. Kasia u5miechnela
sic wsrod lez, ktore ocierafa
koncem fartuszka, {. naczyhle,
ktore uzywata "a mare, byio
wnet napelnlone mlekiem.
Podafa le p%anience, a ia
zamknawszy oczy, wyp'fa lie
drzac GAIA, przytem kasla
krzvknefa . ra!oscl!
Przyjd3 co wiecz6r =
rzekta z dobroc'a Helena =
do wldzenia sic ]utro, potem
zwracajac sic do swe1 matk',
dodafa: czY .estes konlenta
mamo? = matka "a Gaia
odpowledz serdeczule ia
usciskala.
\Clqg daisy nastapl.)
PLACCIE "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

subioiac4 qualifications Let her be O.
an hsnest family. between twenty and
twenty-five years Of age. Of middle
stature and well propcrtaores; her fsee
agreeable, her character blsmeles<s
Sai her constitution strong enough 70
bear the change of climate, that there
may be no occasion - look fer second
wife because Of the death Of the nrst,
sson after she came 10 hand. which
must be provided against &c much -
possible Considering The great DIS
tsnes and the dangers Of the sea- de-
msnd no portion IL abe arrives here
on the conditions stipulated, with the
present letter Endorsed BY you, hereby
engage to marry the bearer al fifteen
days sight"
This is = sensible letter. very differ
ent from ordinary billet-doux, and II
was replied 70 with p,,netualify and IN
the same terms. says the Irish Times
Among goods sent by his correspond
ent was the following item: "A young
gentlewoman, twenty-five years Of age,
Of the quality and shape as conditioned
per order. as appears by TIE afiesyits
and certificates she has TO Produce"
A few days, we are told. were de-
voted 10 conrtship. when the nrptial
ceremony took place with great mssniti-
canoe; NOR did Martinique boast hap
pier couple than the one thus singular
lv united"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

pesfe's most beautiful comedy,
Twelfth Nlgkt" Ihls viii Dc Miss
Marlows's nrss presentation OF tAls
superb comedy III Grand Rapids She
has won much et her honors IN The
character of VlelA. and there IS reason
10 believe her perfoTmsnee viii meet
with \ cordial reception. Seats tor
Miss Msriowe's engagement Will DC
placed on sale saturday morning.
Dan Mccarthy. comedian WHO has
been most fayorsbly received IN the
city, will be al Redmona's next week
in new Irish play. entitled .sCrulskesn
Lawn" seats sSe now Oh SAFE.
Annie Ward Tiffany, the unsqusled
impersanstor of Irish character, is at
tracing fine audiences IN 1.-The Step
daughter" at Rsdmond'e.
Manager 6eary, to krep up with the
times. bought bottle II green ink yes
terday; in honor of ST. Patrlek's day.
J. 5. Sanford is at the Morton. and
wiii-arrange for the annual visit of tile
well-known actress, RheA.
There will ne matinee at Smiths to-
day. A new ball will be presented next
week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
SOME SPEED MAKERS.
Among Various Kinds of Locesnotion the
bicycle Ranks seventh

Some curious facts are brought into
prominence by q correspondent Of
Cycling, who has been 1T the pains 20
draw up q comparative table OF tie
rates of speed in different modes Of 10
comotion. The express train, Of course,
strnas precminent Man has IS yet dis
covered no way of getting about faster
on the earths surface. 1t viii be a sur
prise, however, 90 many 10 learn that
the safety bicycle. of which so much is
heard nowadays, only occupies in this
list the seventh place.
The fastest time III which q tram has
been known 10 travcl mile was -
seconds and q fraction; to accomplish
the same distance the fastest bicyclist
who has hitherto ridden took aal min
utes. or just about three times IS long.
An ice yacht has Travelled mile in
minute ten seconds, running horse in
minute 35iS seconds, a torpedo boa. in
minute 30 seconds, n steam yacht in 2
minutes l2 seconds and 2 fraction, and
skater on ice. with favorable wind
behind him, in minutes and Il seconds
and rather a large fraction. A little
way after the safety bicycle comes the
ocean liner: the on-smaa is much
slower, taking minutes 50 seconds TO
travel a mile. and the slowest Of al is
the swimmer, who requires very little
short Of cu hour 10 perform the same
tourney
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
The xeafhey gsa b generally fair, ;
Isat sasss ssay BE- expected.
GOOD FRUITS.

Agitation and education are neces-
sary TO keep alive the principles which
form the bulwsrks OF radical political
organizations. True republIcanism is
radical, fearless and henest-lt seeks
no covert. nor hides behind no ambush.
The republican party Is consistent IN
theory aud conscientious IN the per-
Torrance OF every trust reposed IN Il
since the day ii Was first Entrusted with
power. 1t courts the fullest and freest
crihcism-tac most open and outspoken
discussion Of Its tenets. When IL called
upon the illustrlous Lincoln to execute
the duties OF the highest Office in the
gift OF the people it challenged the ver-
ity of history to approve the wisdom OF
its choice. Through four years OF
peril and awful war. unparalleled in
history, he justified the confidence OF
his party and preserved the union one
and insepsrable. The heroic services
Of Lincoln 10 his country cemented
the foundations of the republican
party, aud but once since his time have
| these foundations been shaken. As a
grateful tribute TO his greatness
the republican club of Grand
Rapids bears bis honored name.
Last evening the club held an open
meeting and Was addressed by three
eloquent and earnest speakers, whose
remarks were supplemented by brief
speech from visitor. The speeches
made we're educational In character,
intended to refresh the minds of those
present with the incidents connected
with the history of the republican
party and TO present the misdeeds OF
the democratic party. Not alone ma
tional politics, but municipal affairs
were discussed much to the profit of
the audience. The value OF such meet
! ings and Of such a club Is beyond esti-
mate. The fruits Of q dauntless
| presentation OF the merits of repub-
llcau principles are not cenjectural, but
are certain and positive. The club Is
In the hands of competent and efficient
officers and II Will be their aim to make
the organization permanent and also to
establish branches.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

ABOUT TEA AND COFFEE.
A wholesale Grocer Tells How the
American Public IL Dupcj.

A Wholesale Grocer Tells How the
American Public IL Dupcj.
Do you like cup of good coffee? And
again, how often do you get one? The
most frequently called for brand Of cof-
fee a. the groccr's is Java, bat good
second place is held by Mocha. A
wholesale grocer, IN conversation with
New York Mail aad Express man the
other day, spoke of this demand and
disclosed o few facts which are not gem
orally known by the coffce-drinking
public.
''Pcople arc continually calling at the
grocer's for Mocha coffee" he said,
land many win take no other. Az a
matter of fact there arc probably not
Ave hundred people II the United States
who have ever tested real Mocha, and
do not believe that there Is single
pound of it to lie found between the At
lantic aud the Pacific. Tic Arabs. al
Arabia, not those of Africa, are the
most fastidious cc{fec-drirircrs In the
world, and the crop CT Mocha is not
large. The governors anl ahie,ss get
the pick. tho finest and p!umpsst ber-
ries being chosen for them. The rich
Arabs get the second choice. The rest
is sold throughout the country. aud a
very little, consisting OF the shriveled
and broken berries. finds its way 20
Constantinople. Not L hundred weight
year gets west of that city"
What is called Mocha consists of In
ferior Arabian growths. at least. little
of 1t does. Americans never see the
best tea. None of the finest growth
ever leaves China, and The best OF the
export goes overland To Russia, being
known as caravan tea" Some OF this re-
tails as high as fifty dollars . pound. True
caravan tea is never brought 10 this
country, as it IS believed that sea voy-
age affects its favor. Some of the Ccylon
tea ranks as high as the best Chinese
growth. A pound of what is known as
golden tip" grown on famous estate
in Ccylon, was recently sold in London
for one hundred and thirty-flve dollars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
THE NEoRO's HUMOR.
Ne Il Often Funny without IutenaiaS -

Among the old-timc negroes in tho
region was much of bumor very in-
tcresting. Their speech, says Col.
Richard M.Johnston in the Century, by
constant contact with the white mans,
which It sought TO initiate, had o curt
ness and vivscity never heard on large
seaboard and river plantations. In the
lightncss Of the ncgro's heart, with IN
imagination that never sought TO be
curbed. his words aud his department
often had fun as racy a any lover of
that article reasonably could wish to
see. Even his complainings, oftener
than otherwise. wcro put forth with a
resentment 50 peculiar 20 to provoke as
well laughter Is e, Eapathv. Witness
the following anecdote Of tho return TO
his old master. not very long ago. of
one of his former slaves after having
served snoshsr person Cor q year:
why. Jina. how happens is that you
quit Perkins7" asked the gentleman
well, now. Marsc Jack, I Gwinc up
en- tell yeu jes how Z Is. I wuck fer
dab man oil las year. and wueis hard,
en- mako him o good crop. Well, now,
dc troof is, did git fon him few. but
min you. jss only o few. msrlasses en-
.otarEer. en- one hat. en- par @ shoeA
en- ono little thing en- mother. Well,
der, Chrfs'mus come, en- he say: jim. I
gwine make out our count En- den he
tuck he piece o. paper. en- he pen. and he
iak-vinl. en- he 'gin s-estsin' down. en-
when hs tAeo wid dat Job, he gin a. odd
= a
he kyar' a. en- he KEEP ON s>kysr'n'. ontwel.
bless your soul en- body Marse Jscky.
when he Gvt taoc, he done ieysr's of ali
what was . comin' 10 me- En- 90
makes mp nv niu', does, TO ief dsr.
en- pewosse rayseh beck 10 Yea, whas I
knows day not gwine be no sich iysr'n'
"a dem" Then he Joined heartily in
the laugh raised hy what hsi jnss oc-
CURED 70 him ~ being coed practical
ioke.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
had for tho Pspsrs-

One Of the disadvantages Of dating
publication In advance Of the time q
issuing it has been brought 70 the front
in England A weekly illustrated
newspaper, in an article on Cardinal
Manning. commended 20 his notice q
philanthropic object which he might
help. though On the date which the pa
per bore the cardinals body was lying
in state at his home. where he bad diee
two days before. Another paper dated
two days after the death Of thu duke Of
Clarence made no mention Of his death.
but devoted several articles 10 the satp
sec. Of his expected marriage. Pancs
on one occasion made a fippant allusior
TO an eminent statesman who 6gurc<
in It's pages often, and who had died
three days prs-ioas 10 the date borne
by the paper. Whatever ndvantagcs
there may be in this practice. it would
seem that the results in the above in'
stances were rather sturid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
Crime IN London.

An the criminal returns published 81
late have happily tended 10 show that
crime is decreasing. says the London
Telegraph. The judicial statistics for
the past year bear the same Testimony.
Whether under the head Of criminal
classes at large" OF in local and Goa
Wet prisons and rcfo-natorics,' the fig
ures show a steady decline The samc
is true Of the houses of bad character.
by which Is meant snch a. are the IT,
sort Of thieves. dcpredators and sus-
pected persons. In England and Wales
there nre a.6Ss houses Of this descrip.
,lon. IL seems rather odd 10 be told
that Of thcsc So are public houses and
oG5 beer shops. because II they arc
known resorts Of such characters why
orc their licenses no: withdrawn? Is II
1t for the reason once given by French
administrator that they serve tic encs
of the law by providing places where
those who are wanted by the police car
easily be foupd7 The known houseS o:
receivers Ct stolen goods had declined
from rs two years ago to Tas last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
CHASTITY STORY OF ANecKLAce
The Grave of = PeruviSa Princess De-
spsiled by American onsc~rs.

Inc Grave III ~ GefuNt8o tftutS>$ Nv
spsiled by American Officers.
The wife of well-known navnl Off
Ger, whose home is In Washington.
wears about her throat very beautiful
gold necklace. the odd pattern Of which
has attracted much attention and ex-
cited much comment A great many Of
her timid friends would tie Mortified.
doubtless. IL they knew that for perhaps
n century that necklace had adorned
the mummy Of @ Peruvian princess
Some years ago. says the Philadelpi1s
Press, while a vessel belonging 20 the
United States navy was cruising OF Che
coast of Peru, her officers organized an
expedition TO dig for rnummies. "Inca
hunting" has been for many years 3
favorite pastime In the American nsFy.
Hardly vessel has gone 20 tire South
Atlantic station whose officers have not
organized a similar expedition. and
many Of the graves Of the dead rulers
of Peru have been opened and despoiled
The expedition which resulted IN the
discovery OF the necklace was raosf
fruitful Not one, but dozen era-es
were found.
In the center was THE grave Il one
who he'd evidently been 3 princess. and
buried about her In ci~cle were the
r~nsirs Of those who bad been her at
tcndautk The mummy Of the princess
was in a sitting posture. All Of the
others were doubled up in The same
~av, bnt- while the attitude Of the cen
trial AgIrc wore the calm aspect of
death. the others expressed she MOST
hcreleo 6esrsir. They had evidently
been buried alive and so,e were IN TIE
stt<tuds Il tearing their hssr OF repsins
thar garments. Only the eest-sl fy-
ure wss adorned with ornaments. and
chief among these w,s a peckisce a
geld beads o,e cf The officers IN the
party ceyst<S the neeklae.. ard under
"a s-rsnr~nent With the other mem
f'>rs 81 the expedition Re h>csne pro
priete- of Il and s.-1aght ii hofrs - HE
wife. Anosher ofseer fyrourht hcrn< =
mnsErsied arm, ard there are snaas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
oepRAvrrY or TIE SPARROW.


Kessus Daseevsrsss Prsss Min - mech
- He u rs-nssa
Heneeforth let no one apologies for
the English sparrow. says the New
York Advertiser. he is ss black - he
be has been painted. aud considerably
more So
The news from North Plain. Coma.
virtually strips him " every featAsr Of
respectsbili.y and leaves BIN naked "
the seorn o. the world. The BAPtiks
church ~ North Plain has been robbed
at various times of sums Aggrsesting
ffty-two dollArs. and AFTER three years
Of bicserlng, charges and counter
charges, the stolen money has heen
traced 10 couple q English spsrrows
that had q meet In . vine near tie
church. The evidence against the spar
rows Is indiSputabie, - the missing
money. in bills ranging frofa one dollar
20 I've dollars. has been found woven
into their nest
With the discovery Of this money peace
Is restored in church which has been
rent and torn since the thefts were erst
discovered. The money was always
missed cut of the sEms turned in by ths
deacons who took up the collections,
circumstances sometimes pointing 90
one deacon as the thief and sometimes
TO another. At one time the minister
was believed to have beer caught
dead 70 rights" and when . deacon
natly charged him with being "a sneal.
thief. be left the church and did los
enter IL ;>gsin-
Two deacors came 90 blows oTer
these mysterious disappearance. anc
during these three long and serribls
years suspicion was continually poison
ing cech brothers eup-and all because
OF q thievish propensity Of an English
sparrow which took advantage 81 an
open window 70 iiy iato the church and
nip az occasional bank note.
Therefore, on top cf his other mean
nessos. IT is here boldly charged that
the English sparrow is ,hief .
stepped in wiclseencss that lie docs
hesitate 10 rob Connecticut church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

The republicans Of the city of Grand Rap
Ids VIII held caurnses in their respective
wards on Tuesday. March - for nominating
candidates for ward esserrs. choosing dele.
Reid st the circuit csurt rooms March "a iss2
Tor slrctins = ward committee, and for the
frsnssffien OF such ether business NAV
PTop-riy De considered. Each wsrs viii be
,ssitled 70 ave delegates sad will meet NJ the
bears and places designated. uaissS changed
" ward committees. vho are authorized to
shAnxe time ara place Of meeting. II neces
aIys
First wsra-Kertisndsr's siere. corner Of
Wealthy and srsndviils avenues Baiiot from
tets. n.
Ssesna wsrd-f7 Fsuntsis street, T.np. m.
Third wsrd-eS Cherry street. % .. m.
Fourth srd-tsrcuis court room. :. 20 p r..
FIFTH Wart-13 Pisie deld svenHe, 30 p. m
<lxrn ward--43 West Leonard street. third
tcsr from seriener street Ballet from 70 $
Seventh wara-Raseh's store On scrfhnsr
ereet. rear Bridge street, sop. m.
Eishsb Wsrd-sa Wsst Bridge street. All
ussm Pstsrssas orrce. "a p N.
Ninth Nard-ia Wsss Fulton street. 10
Tssss wsrs-ess wealthy avenue. Ballot
Eieverth wsrd-ovsr DIVERS drug ,sers.
Vat sop avenue near Hail street. Ballot fress
Ts-'ss wsrd-corn.r u Hall and renss
sy order Il The repsb'ieza est, -es-mfst>e.
D~esf ses<. Chssfnaa.
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RE sstv esucuses 20 ss he'd March. "a,
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Chslrmas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mark Murphy and strong company
of players will be at Powers tonight
aud tomorrow afternoon and evenings.
in the operate eomedy "O'Dowd's
Nrighhoss" Lottie Gibson who was
the star OF Tony Pastors thea,er for
two seasons. who ranks high az vocal.
ist ~ ene OF the principal members Of
THIS oFgablTstson. sam Ryan a com.
edaa vel known here is also IN the
cast.
f.ewis psvi. tire man who 20 my steri-
oasly releases himself from securely
locked handouts without the al OF
keys. at tieary's museum tAis week
wlli be given specisi t~st thlsssening
on the hsa stage. sevefal police offi
Gers aud representatives ol the press
have slsnfiisa their snten tion Of fsssns
present sa the oocas en-, Which val, ne
Doubt. bu al inseFsslinf event.
+ Al the request 81 very large per
esnfsse az tsfe thsassf gene puaiie Of
t.faaa Fspsss. "A has beer sfFsaxed for
Mss Julia dafie~s "a pisy % nsxt
fassdsy sFehgHE a. Posefs. shsses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18

Engineers Of railroad trains in Texn
and most Of tho fsr vvess-ern states carry
revolvcrs. and otssn rsGcs, in the cab
for various contingencies that might
arise. They anrse themselves b
shooting at the telegraph poles or On,
other mark while running ~ full spees
and attain wonderful skill in marks
man.hip. A few dars ago an enrincc
on the Denver 6 Rio Grande railwa:
shot ard killed wildcat near Neucas
Gle from the cab Of his locomotive