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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-01
MICHIGAN CENTRAI
"Ths Niagara Falls Route"
Time Card in Effect.

sDaily Daily except Sunday. Parlor car on
H.. tvajns and sleeping cars on night trains
J. WHITING, Ticket Agent.
ow Rue,GLEs. G. P. T. Agt
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-01

Box II. H., Philadelphia, Pa.
In Club with this paper, Godey's and the
ARGUS, price $3.50, which should be sent
to the Office of this paper
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
Meeting Of the Hose Company.

At the meeting OF the HALEY Hose
Company, last evening, there were
present Foreman Charles Harvey,
Assistant Foreman A. Pedzoldt,
Treasurer S. J. Friedman, and Scores
tary 5. G. John, besides a number of
other members.
George Fettarman was elected to
membership.
S. ID. Boone, Of the Building Com
mittec, reported $3S due from Claude
Campbell, which the gentleman vas
ready to pay at any time. The Secre
tary was directed to request MI.
Campbell to pay the amount to the
treasurer.
The Electric Supply Company being
willing to put light in the hose
house, at any time, il a hole were out
through the roof, the foreman was
ordered to have the work done.
The hoss aud hose cart are now in
good condition, and the length of hose
and supply of ladders are ample for
all practical purposes.
The hose was ordered to be tested
before the next meeting OF the COM
pany.
The water question being up for
discussion S. ID. Boone, Charles
Nelson, A. J. Jackson, l.. Werth.
heimer and others spoke On the sub.
ject. In the course of the discussion
citizens averrcd themselves ready tc
take hold of the matter of procuring
another water supply if the Water
Company did not give a bond &c
render better service than heretofore
and a. j. Jackson, l.. Dorsey and
Edward Angel were appointed a
committee to confer with the officers
OF the Water Company and endeavol
to secure an immediate improvement
The foreman was instructed tc
select committee Of three to conie,
with the county commissioners and
urge them to enforce section 2710 Of
the revised statutes, which refers tc
water service for fire purposes.
Adjourned until the third Tuesday
in March, at S O'Clock p. m.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
THAT BOTI.ERlSG BOX.
A Bad Boy, a Mad Conductor, and a
Fighting German.

An amusing incident occurred the
other day on Fourth avenue Car
going up the Bowerv, says the New
York Recorder. On the front of the
platform was a mischievous- looking
youth and very dilapid ,ted trunk.
The conductor, after collecting the
boys fare, demanded fare for the
trunk, also, which the boy promptly
refused TO pay.
"If you don't pay for that trunk,
and right away, too, I'll throw it cff
the car" said the conductor.
81 can't help what you do" the
by replied; 81 shan't pay you cent
for it,"
After a wordy dispute, in which the
boy persisted in bis refusal to pay for
the trunk, the conductor gave it
kick which lifted it into the street.
The car had gone about half block
when sleepy.looking German, with
very rubicund face, suddenly sprung
from his seat aud gazed wistfu|ly back
at the trunk, which vas fast becom-
ing indistinct in the distance. In an
instant his face became livid with
rage, and rushing to the rear platform
he demanded OF the conductor in
words more forcible than elegant:
"Vat YOU mean by putting mein
trunk off the car in dot way?"
eff that was your trunk why didn't
You pay me for il; this car amt no
free express wagon" the conductor
replied.
ivy der tuyfel didn't you ask me to
pay for it, den? You shoost run back
and Get dot trunk now, or III preak
your head"
After a short and bitter quarrel. in
which the German seemed about t.
annihilate his opponent, who was by
far the smaller Of the two, the con
ductor stopped the car and ran back
for the trunk. With all effort he
shou'dered it, ard. amid the cheers
and laughter of the passengers, and
especially OF the small boy who eemed
to enjoy the incident hugely, placed
the trunk back on the platform from
which it had been thrown.
The German, who was apparently
peri, ctlv satisfied with the outcome
of the difficulty, paid his nickel TO-
the trunk, and resumed lis seat, where
he quietly continued his nap as j
nothing had happened to disturb
him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
THE TNINNESS OF A BUBBLE.
Experiments Show That the Film Is
1-5O,OOO.OOO Of an Inch.

Electricity
The most powerful microscopes
render visible point about 100000
part of an inch ia diameter. There is
r-ason for believing that a single
molecule is much smaller even than
that. One reason for this has been
dcauced from the soap bubble. Sci
enu>ts have measured the thickness
of the envelcp of soapy water enolos-
ing the air Of the bubble when it had
become SO thin as to produce rainbow
tints. At the appearance of the
shade of violet it was one fourth the
thickness Of the longth of an ordinary
violet wave of light 10000 of an
inch, thus making the thickness equal
to 240,O 900 of an inch. AS the
bubble continued to expand black
patch formei adjacent to the pipe
from which the bubble was being
blown, and the thickness Of slch
patch has been found to be only one.
fourth Of the thickness of the viole;
section, or about l.5O,000,0O0 OF an
inch.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
Pay Your Money and Take Your
Choice.

Baby.l
One of tho latest things in Boston
is baby agency. Parents of undo.
sired or supernumerary offspring send
their babies to the dealer, who pays
them for the article and puts it IN
stock for purchases. Married people
who are not fortunate in aaving chill
dren Of their own, have but to
apply to this dealer to get any de-
sired quality OF progeny for their
adoption. In this way it can be seen
how easily surplusages are converted
into needful supply and most excel
lent industry maintained upon thor
ough business basis. 1t would really
seem that this unique Boston es,ab-
lishmeut might oblit-rate those shame
full houses known as founding asy>
lums, and transfer a charity into a
commercial profit.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
No Inducements.

New York Press.l
81 do not KNOW" she said in answer
to his proposal. 81 do not know
what to say. If | could be sure you
care for me-"
Scare for you? l would die for you.
Nay, l will do more. for dying is
nothing After our marriage will
always let you have the last word"
"Pshaw!" she exclaimed, turning
away from him in anger, "that's
nothing. | would have that anyway"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
College Girls Learn to Keep House,

New York Sun
A course IN domestic economy was
offered to the Wellesley seniors last
year as an elective study, proved mo.t
popular aud valuable, evincing the
tendency Of the times for practical
industrial eduction Students in this
course are trained in the application
Of the most advanced theories OF
house building and home making to
the inevitable every day problems Of
woman's home and social life.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
The Proper Answer.

New York Herald
Chappie-I started to ask Ethel
last night "When is a door not a
door?" The answer is "Vhen IFS a
jar" But | go, it wrong and asked
"When is door not a ar?'
Johnnie-What did she say?
Chappie She said "Shut up!'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
Salary &5 Per Week.

Wanted: Good Agents 70 sell our General line
of merchandise. No peddling. Above salary will
be paid to Give" agents.
For further information, address:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO..
mhlly l7s West Van Buren, ST, Chicago, III.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02

Doors open at 745. Curtain rises at SIS
After the performance Dance Ribbons will be
sold at 20 cents each.
~ Reserved seats can be secured at hlturas
Hotel office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02

ADMISSION, IS cents. Dancing
Ribbons, IS cents, on sale at the Hall.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02

cB Send in your orders for job
Work to tie TINES. They will receive
prompt attention and be satisfactorily
executed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02
MRS. GRAHAM'S
CQC! D!
Elder Flower
Cream
Is not cosmetic in the sense in which that
term is popularity used butpermanently beautihee:
Is creates soft smooth, clear. velvety skim and
by daily use gradually makes the complexion seS.
eral shades winter. 1t is q constant prot.
from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sum
burn and freckes, and blackheads will never come
while you use it. 1t cleanses the face far better
than soap and water, nourishes and builds up the
skin tissues and thrs prevents the formation ~
wrinkles. It gives the freshnesss, clearness and
smoothness of skin that you had when little girl.
Every lady. young or old, ought to use 1t, ssi
eives mors youthful appearance TO any lady. and
that permanently. 1t contains no acid, powder or
alkali and is as harmless as dew is to the Hover.
Price Si.O3, at all druggists and hairdressers. OF
at Mrs Gervaise Grshain's establishment, l03 Post
Street San Francisco, where she trs ats ladies for
all blemishes of the face or figure. Ladies IT n
distance treated by letter. Send stamp for her
little book How to be Beautiful"
Sample Bottle mailed free to any lady
receipt Of cents in stamps to pay fer postage
and packing Indy Agents wanted.
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach.

Cures the worst cases of Freckles. sunburn,
Moth-pstches. Pimples, and all skin
blemishes. Price Si.5O Harmless and effective
No sample can he sent. Lady agents waited.
The Druggist in this town who frs.
orders bill Of my preparations will have his
name added to this advertisement
My preparations for sale by Wholesale
druggists in Chicago and every city west of 1t.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-02

HLocatlon notices. for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08

ait XII B-sr Fox whisaS he ha1
IN. slider hring1n I'm d2r rhz-
L. ka Ell 70 KS dds en sEila 6e
dinner IN sea. her Al O IL f0.g1s,
- rzzz her Shoes, II pu. CIT De fer.
De Ez- ezn't szy notnlr - 1es
hrsa rP n 70 l0ng bout his bus
ness, hzzgry dough be Eoght t.
Wei. Tne3e Remas szi1 -hH
lzsra3s h.eF- = tae old man eAoss5 his
ey=s and 8eaas9 his had hzek
against lis ehzir. Odd the man
catch Bratker Foxs'
De nn ant kosch IN, ~
sEsgase5 Uncle Re-zs- '5zt he g0s
koteA. Wbs1 5e ole Ezn leF lis
ole 'on&n z-50wer1u IN a-Szwza' AZ
III, b wezt OH Il De pzstzr en-
so4 q DE- fazee- Hs So Oar. ~ DID
81 De felt mighty bad He done
plun ozt38ne- he Bezf his h=a3 on
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08

had gone 10 spend = teE days
with = friend II the country, and
woman Ike, we sat up rather lzte
the first evening, taking. The
servants had retired 10 the upper
regions, and Just Is We were about
70 separate. ! wAs surprised 10 see
my friend take up two large news
papers, with the remark II must
20 and SET my burglar alarm for the
night W0nder.ng what the
papers could have 10 DO with Il, i
followed her and Watched Der spread
one On the stairs and another across
the hal floor.
Nov We can sl@ep n peace; No
one could either jump over OF wax
over those newspapers without EZs2k
ing a NOISE, nor could thsy even a.
tempt 10 fold them % without
rousang the house. II nay not
seem q very safe trap, but wbsn
everything Is sin the crisp rustic Of
pzF@r = cuits sufficient to awaken
me. have shut up the czt, %
that there c4n De no false alarm.
she concluded, and after having
walked two or thrse tmas across the
newspapers ] was quite sstzsse,a that
The l9e2 Was not bali bad So.
Louis Chronicle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08

Brsr Rahhsf say Sozssssy
hurmrn de- new gruun
A1sA- VILE. Brar Fox or. i
fee rzzgAry h0s
Br~r Rab1ar say, sWea5ez nao1-
sxxs wzZ
Twsus k1g 10 q bar bzrz
1o~n 81 Brer Fox. en b fsseaea
one ssaAl en- jump CIT fun un3s-
4 He twist he Fzrn. he r0-l, he
JUMP. agt tzln ! 10 good. - 5sa re
xAke q break fer q creek- De - ?
done burnE oz his back n Sc hi5e
hsisssrsa- Dzs what b RI fsr M
ing zer stezl from De msn. en Tor
tzzrnin ovsr De PCT e. stsw. slider
wxzr1n rwel he rot er good chance
- 20 CIT ae 6oag- e be had 3oae
Gz1- bed saTs ms Ezannzs ~ his
hide. Too
i think. sid the 1.-THE boy. ~
Jneie ReEzs PAUSED 10 81 ms pipe.
thai B-0sfser Rzhhss w2s yery
e.zAl
Saoo. hcuney ~ exclzsns9 the
Cd rn&z, ron might talk DAT way
'o9zt folks, buf creeturs i er4ez1rs,
a ron cant make IN z0dAx mo
nor less
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08
eap IN SKINS

A TsE@e Wben Lexa.sxs@rs Essa Noe Get
Good Saazrses-
a. Z Andersen, of Arkzzs1s.
asks The Cniezzo FREE Trade.
We're eoon skins eve- ass5 a.
usansy n the TnIssa Sszsess Ifso,
wh=ref and rsre they 3 legzl ten
6srs''
TIE following Al Of the legis-
lzs1re Of FrznkEn (n0E Tennessae)
vi answer fully the question which
Mr.. Anderson asks.
Be 4 enacted by the general A.
saualy q the State q Franklin, and
4 i hereby enae7s-1 By the authority
q the sane.
That tr0z The Isl dzy q jam
arr, 17s9, TIE szlzrses q the o5oers
Of the commonwealth he Is follows /:
His exesllaacy, the governor,
per aunur. 1000 deer SKINS.
HIS honor, the chief lasssee, pr
znnuzn, 800 6sar skins
The Secretary 70 ms sxBs2leney,
the governor, per 21nun. 800 rae
cooz SKINS
The treas u-er OF the state, 40
rzeoc0z SKINS
Esea county clerk. 800 beaver
skins
Geek q the housa Of commons,
20 raeeo0n skins
Members Of the assembly. per
1sen. three -2eooon SKINS
Justices faas for signing 3 wr-
rant, one uzsk-21 skin
To the constable, for s1xvzng 8
warrant, one mink SKIN
Enacted into law the 1sfh day OF
0c-obe-, l759, under the great saal
q the state.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08

MADAM, sid The tramp, a
fash OF outraged pride dysing ais
vzriegassa cheek, Il an aware that
ny appearance / against ne !
look Ike vagabond IN whose bosom
there does not E1ger & ves1ies OF
the dignity and self-respae; that are
insspEr4bis from mature and well
balanced manhood have stopped
TO ask for charity. / have hunbly
crzve1 the boon Of plate q cold
vietuAls TO satisfy The Cravings Of a
stomach that has Desz a stranger 70
food for SIX OF eight hours -"
he stopped . moment. passed his
hand acr0ss his eyes and proceeded
again;
Il have crushed back and
trampled upon my pride in order 20
sui the cravings Of a terrible
hunger that hope yoa may never
experience, bat II ron think Won
can work Of ; half section q q
factory made r1ubard pc On me,
madam, y0u have made tbs mistake
OF yozr life. ] have the honor,
madam. 10 bid yon good morning. y
Chicago Trabzne.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08

They were grooming under the
gr9at oak tree, with Ehe noenhgh;
shim1e-sng through the leaves
IF sho1ld tel you ! loyed ron,
Ethel, what would you sayf' he
whispered tHl,s3e-ly.
Il don't kno~, Harry, she muir
murxz3-
IF sb0ald ask Foa 70 b-s NY
wife, EzheA-~hz.''
he attempted 10 take har hand Il
MS, bit zhe thwzrsed him.
II don't know, Harry, she an
s~e-ea as before.
Her conduct verad him Was the
CIR dsoeTing hint Or was he d.
esving hiuasslf'
What DO you know, Etbeli" he
asked Il q tone Of sarcastic 6CEbs.
The RI rose from the rustic
bench on which she had been ST
ting
81 know his mueh, Mr. M0ut-
m0renci, y she said f0rcinly, sst1z:
no young man On q moonlight night
i gong 70 fool ms By tentative
statements preesasd By p2lpzols rs
and implying HYPOTHESIS capable Of
bzek-sizms and craw5shing. In
n Il 70 stay If y0z are, but We 20 II
together Sect
At that moment .he mosz sa0ne
ont with q more radiant eEulgenee
and Mr.. M0z-morenci saw be bad
the Erung pig by the ear. or w0r1s
to tai stTcet.-Ds1rost Free Press.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08
..,st,s1 roa gyTrEsFL les.


mnaanx Th..rn - Esrxes ssss ssse@ f'fass-s1
Ii - snas- rs tsm ar wsA
- usna ~ r.3s szd EArp'ssefzA =
wAer@=Ttks tsutsegEis@se ars esaSs II
80 reee~vAs xks maz1 WIKI ~
r-xas4 -. & ssn t,gsT = CORK ssssesaa
box. fosSas1 Eager e4sesas'@@. wzse
ussss and suzarses AZ Esg4frn b11g
$50 cezss5 - - esrsp'ssg sn fsF~-
-red lxz.1z
Bet there AZ s9zne U1ssAa
methods sd implement > esssEF1s,-
ssor of wAseh VII o,e 1lEesy ~ press
oE interest
Pru-ninezst 2zs0Eg zkeza IN g1~
n7nz fyx hztees15es ar sxEss1ssas
shas ! naas- useE1l where srDFse
verssation 1ns4zees high ag and
reas3e-s EyE r1azns Il zts Sssnsstg Al
chance for yazrxzss III F,ossae- Fqs
this q szzA1 bore gzr os rT1e = 5sasss
aid Suzz sh0t sacz a. - assa z.
kurnnaing-bzr5 hans4rs o1 10
4 11A@A1f1s e : 80
Arr Shot .sz-ser than 1ass stsos wzAl
psore TOO hazvy aid VII rain tas
III ..s.. ~.
= q - 49, -
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49, - { ~ - -
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NJ oEn pr4-sf = EsE -
1rs1g o-.a gEa sglg es.-1'
LOADED VIA ~Asf. a@ss
ez1 = ozsszszsss. NisA - eI.f@ -
charge g F'0~A1er zn1 Na ll7
al II tneI
Before loading Esssy sts918a y
sz1ezre2 INSIDE with Enalss71 FsarA1zs
applied with 2 eAD@ss hair sE1s1 :
tins prevents tzae ~z1er load 1EEsz1
m0ssfezsrg The powder Bzt aTe1
with this prsezz-ion i y best p
load only - zzay sAas - are
likely 70 be ussd 6z-ng thH 1aEs
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08
ous.u. Hsesersa E...aar...r Nm.

The banGueting hall a. Osborne,
Ia which the dinners 70 the German
emperor were given, s 70 be known
As the Indian room II ID about SIX
" feet in length BY thirty feet wide,
and there Is q musicians gallery at
one end This department Is con
nscted with the west wing Of the
palace by a wide corridor IL has
been sumptuousiy decorated III the
Hindu Sikh style, and al the hang
ings and furniture are oriental. This
last edition 10 Osborne has cost the
queen upwards 81 E22. 600 The
Indian room 4 70 h use for large
dinner parties, concerts and tbeatri-
eal entertainments, and possibly for
dances The uolding Is now pure
white, bit i 70 BE- gilded The
carvings. the peacock oTes the man
tsspssee, and the Iudlar and Persian
earpete are al Ia harmony London
word
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08

Cardinal Tbs930li, the Intendant
oE 81. Pa:er's, AZ Rome, wac has
Just died, ed, for The most part. q
life 81 clerical tranquility tut be
was fond 81 narrzsiag one thrilling
adventure. 1t was II 1874. Mon
signor Theodoh was Speeding a
gziet holiday al the Abhey 81 Tn
vulss, near ErD9in0ne.
While repzosang un3er chestnut
tree ia a nelgne0r1ng wood one after
noon, be was captured D. bandits
and carried sH 70 tkse nsoantain-t0p.
HIS servant, who came - search Of
hssn, shared 4 Ike fate. II the
morning toe chief approached TIE
nisiop respectfully, and witn many
apsslsgies for TIE necessity he war
under, informed hsm taat they re-
Quired E2Q0o, wbieh hix servant
sould bring back. ard then H. would
be ses AZ liberty
There mas ~ help toE III The
servant vas sent All setzrnea. The
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08
rae ssmpaaAy II nan wass Has Eesn

A rs-4y q rnar ~s-ur-irg s-ou Z
s1roa tbs Other Sunaav mo-usug
noticed maa rs. shea.s az 4h4rs
whAelluv a baby ezrrisge AMI s-sIlv
one OF thern spoke.
ssBv fsearset / 1egssve thsss a
ease q ssanapinv BE- sid
ar 80 49, s,~-.;;e,;r,s = ssss
The sharp little fellow next 10 him.
s.Sonse.sa szs3 t5A z8sz-ar mar
on the right Of the Two.
.4But Sc hoE hard he rses to
look uncoucarne-s y protested he
srst
aAn9 So how s-rzsv47x a-s
snx5ousEx he looks hack i, - z a.
= faIla~a3 - as.s.s -ha $500
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-08


49, ~ 1T = d - ------ 80
ms han IN 30 Ike somebody go4 de
5z~aehe
-On TOP = De hi, 1ot . mighty
far from dzr. wuz TIE Place Eha-
Brer Rabbit 1--we It. he - T.
nan come on - 81 On d. fence. ea
en Bre- Rabbit crov.e little closer ez
ws.eh Bsmsbr Brer Rabtst
cone oaf DE- haShas en Az 8e nan
whz. Dc natter. De man I'D e1 tel
IN. IN dan ole B-er Rabbit la1gh
an sar l. aiut know Brar Fox wux
. s.ssv en- zprr. He Low, i
'sz.aek i'm ha.ssr take in doEn
peg orfwo. He teen Eghtin shF -
M - long tire. / faa-'d ha'd
bee- s-1sTln X some bran new
tricks
aDea Brer Rabbit AZ De nan how
u7eh hesD q I'M Fl hs'l make
Rrer Fox ks<1 so-ry a sore q ae-
.souut - ms prank. De nan say
besn b. B-s- Rabbit grzbhle In his
-c.sFs- v.aseh en niblse Al de cabbage
5as mach - ne want tar.
ssR-a- R.F.tst Law IN von 4ona4
- = as'
s4M. - + was. sses a. los
~1
.sp-- PsAb=. r1aw les bar.
a.T,z. eaa R,~- Ral.1,;t t.ay1n f@~
ror--.ar,ez fa- - rou.e B~er Fox
r. 80 se - - rms hsxs
so-ns chicken gszzAr3s. Nan vent
ea got en- Dsn Brer Rabbit went
bsek On De hill whar ne Hve al sn
20. lis valet n his Fa1kin' cane
In De vale. he put &c chicken gig
zarss. en on hss ~aIkiu' cane ha
hang De valet Den he went out
fe. ter take q wax.
aua 49,. 49, 80 n;s.,.x en- e.
~ = P-x-- Far 49, 5Tr-y ~r;sa;r'
= - :, t,--,s.3r ~ - 80 M
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