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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Onlcr,
1,242 Broadway. 81 doyr north ~ olst-st.
Adyertlscnicnts AID subscriptions
received there until O'Clock y. H.
At BRANCH OFFICES.
Advnrti~r ucnis received at regular once
rates until p. m, NJ.
PSI shave, :. 9. cor. OF -3u~t'
- S.h-aNe., cor. 1.th-st.
l9g COumbus.ayr., near Nest octh-sI'
100 West 4.d It., near nth-aNe.
90 West 1iih-st., near oth-aLe
% West 421--i., bet 1th ana oth aVc''
49, fth-avr., cor. 14th-st.
l.33 3i.atr.. bctw zen 18Th oHd 'nth SIS
| 1913 3i.avc. between 18TH ana ''tIrsts'
1,O2G 3d-aVr.. near Glst-st.
] rO~ ls;-a,r. near s9ilI-st.
200 3i-aNs.. corner 1 sth.st.
1li 3i-eNc.. near Fast 3,th.st
., tvcnu. \. i-trr"i "a lhG I'm ayes
- Caual--t. aud 10 DiNision-st; ~
1i9 Churrh-st. bet. Warren anu Chah'
beers IS
~ Blcrrkcr.et.. near Chri-iopher-st.
l5p Fast f1tn.-t.. corner 'c.aNe
20 East i2d.Si.. near Madlson'ave.
14J Church--t. bet. Warren ana IMAM
32i Rirrrkci.,t.. near Chrlstopher.st
Ia East 47th-~t., corner m-aNe
% East i2d-s nraf Midlsn1-aVc.
oO5i 3dnvc. bet. Il2th ani l13.h sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fa.t 12J'h->., near "d-aNe. $500
"A3 Wc.f - l,-st bit. 1th and sth o'cs'
52O West le5'N--r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
SOUTHERN COTION MANN

Neworleans Aug sCoton , dun ann m ,Hl
good mddilng 7a.c middng g., receip S 50 bales
a rol goo qecep loo bales exports TO m bnes
sts7 bales: coastwise 1855 bales; safes '''
e;sfvesten Aug cotton eas rd mlSa' ssc net
smg ros rcceipts is2 bales nclGing o ncN
CROP: sales n2 bales; spinners. = pi'e''
Norfolk. Aug. s-Market quiet; middiins' ,ec. net
low middng INC; good ordinary; o n col bales
and Dross receipts 1CS bales: stock, iV;,Tni "a -
asa avsnnah. Aug Cotton steady rddlin ns and
low mddling 7c: good Ordinary r;s coostwisc 800
Sssiss. sales as bales; stock. Sass bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
Gountrn Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAl K.-Resden
properties OF al descriptions FOR sale aud To
let; furnished houses.
TUBES a. TAYLOR, . Beekm0n-st.
ELEGANT dwell NJ property. valuable
also Tor hotel bounded by three streets. In
hrst uait Of Yorkrr- for Slir on elsr term,.
MELVILLE T.. MEAD. - Willlam-st.
SHORE propEKTY. WATERFORD. Conn.
30 airs: Lou.. btrl: sat water bataiag;
800. ATW ATER. 81 Lib riv--t.
SOMERSET 90. FARMS ar now at
their best Come ont aud Inspect the FOL.
lowing ba.galn.: iGl acrc'..-.... u, 900
40 acres ~. 900 92 acr"s-.... $500
C\RNER. LOOMS s CO.,
- ,lafu.sf S0mcrl lille. Y. j.
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RAILROADS..
"AMsRIcA.s GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. p.
DIReCT i.Ns Tn NIAGARA FALLS.

NJ Trans aFIIc az aII 4tIdIs TV ,,-on 1n tho Cy.
80 A. NSiNfIi:E STATE EXPEESS-fa,i0e y Nj
in tine world Due CLAYTON f:l0. BuHni1 DIV .
Mara Falls 81 i. ". ~ extra f1fe ,,ovTCEAL
n sa,anacs Loon Lax 'n ,,i inday
for RirhHCd springs Daily for CAicagJ. N2t!rrr ND
.9:2N 4. u.->AkATOGA LAKE ',t1"..".TT con.
GREEN MOI NrAIN SPECIti-a~o MohN'm...
nects for C,t,kl Momfail.. pa Fiay;io,e o 'vE,TI
1O:Ot 4. N.-NFW-NOHk AID tHI' y. II nrxt
"nI-IE IIMITED- n Chicago a. $50 \. ~ "'
dav. Conp,te Wagner Nc.t build >er' leu.
81 A. M.-pAY FNpIi~S- For IN W.T. ,.,,.a IN
~ 700 N-woRLD's FAIR Srftl Mr., MI ca
100 p M~S0T fHWESiiEN VE5TirrLE,o T. !. II "
ITTD-Duc Cincinnati 1O:i5 M. s. I9u,,rrr. ~ sat
t.i5 y, W. ,Tf'HD,Y ( SARATOGA LIN ~ -i,ts
- -. mir sar1tnra arl .nl-l NnuIiln I---
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WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD

q. Y Q. TT tt. X II OV I''.o.I-I7.7
rxCIRsyON TICKETS 70 WORLD- FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIO TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NnXEMnER I1TiI. A%N.G0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
Otis ELBVATISG RAILWAY,
Ca1skiII Mountains.

Crot.,l ana ID 81 .pI q, t.f.- ~ 'h.~ ~
foif .'so wen Air1uv Day Boat ADD "a -iiN Len
ug iAnc. ., ga. -. ,....-,f ,,
a LIMITED TRAIN -, ,, - r. +, ar
r.,-kui without stop ,onu'.t- .ir. ",- -, d.. o.
49,. Vrut,'n station On 3 Hur - NNp - NiNtII-'.
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domestic Gituations Uanteo

Females.
MRS. l.. SEELY,
Normerly Miss l.. Completely,
6s WEST 22D-sT.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU;
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED;
SerN ants breaking engagements VIII
be clsnissed from vtiice and forfeit al
| claim TO fes paid.
n. B.--N0 BRANCH QFflCE'
Go WEST 22D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

-,,fs.pLCTtpI,E Prote-tant girl wishes
hr -, or houseworx city references.
20 ,oo Nv coolmmlus.lve.. near sJ.-'t., lanitor.
--.,,,rr, 1J.Ioy vantld - waitress and AZ
,,.In scwirg I'm small family. ADVEHr
User. 1872 West ith-st.
CT'TIF lrIONS "a. rrs'-clas. cook and
o,,scse.rer by LIZZIE DON EHSON ana
HOLLY LAW. Please call pa Sullfyan.
= roar room q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Nrw YonK, Dec. 2s-Dr. Parkhurst
has given out copies OF letters hs ssnt to
Mayor Gilroy. the board of police CON-
missionera Superintendent Byrues and
Captain T. Siesin OF the Fourth pre-
cinct He called their attention 70 fhs
existence Of disorderly houses in Cap
tain Sievin's precinct and demanded
their immediate cessation in the name
0. the Society Tor the Prevention Of
Crime.
Tho letters however. made no specific
charges against any officer, and were all
signed by G. n. Parkhursk T. d. Ken
nsson and Frank Moss. Parkhurst
talked freely about them
This 10 part Of PLAN be said,
whereby am following up SIsvin a.
did Desery. II he decent mind his
business l will have him indicted. II
he closes the houses solidly viii LET up
on him. started 10 the Fourteenth
precinct after Captain Doughsrty. but
the shift OK captains. sagaciously de-
sixnsd. stopped my operations The
same action was designed for the other
captains Va whose districts l am known
10 be operating / do not think that
the social evil can be entirely elimin-
sfed. but demand the suppression Of il
in its boisterous. fiamboysnt, rspulsive
aspect"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

paused for moment 10 note the ef-
feet
IL suppose shs went on. ''thas for
years and years Americsus ,mosrued
because they hadn't any thoussnd-year-
old ESTATES and things here. Finally
came = n1rirg Of censeunials from %
20 now, and the colonial danes ard
revolutionary daughters began buying
up genuine heirlooms that had always
been In the family and then came
the fair and other colonial relics and
the Nathan Hale monument, or some
thing or other new always keeps the
talk going. At any rate, It's correct
now 90 be agRressively American and
Intensely patriotic; TO have lAi ancear
tors who 1T into the revolution. and
20 have lot Of old furniture of nm
doubted authenticity. Which Il why
I'm here. But don't ask me what
thrilling events in my family history
were connected with the things may
buy until ct least three days after I've
bought them I've just the least bit Of
conscience and ] must labor with It.
Besides. the stories ought to be good
onese'
s'0f course all this must affect styles
In clothing" observed
s'Yes. u must Why. there's the hat
Of the season. the dashing, military
kind. with its slit and upturned brim.
You simply have TO call these hats
sContinentals.' though to do 50 Ia q
mortal offense TO their wearers. for the
name is months cid and in fashions Z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

month Is a lifetime. But they look 80
like the hat that Washington wore
when he swore At the desertcrs at
Monmouth and that Anthony Wayne
waved At Stony Point that they GER
tainly do sugRest ono other point Of
resemblance"
"Thsn there arc the old Continental
eolorA bun and blue" said I. They're
popular shades just at present."
And the sl<irts of our coats stick out
Ike the coats Of old; and-yes. think
We have made out case"
So closed the conversation; half joc-
ular. but there Is much in IL
There are the spangled fans. come
back to Us from st least . century ago.
There are the sprigged muslins aud the
figured silks, aud the ''shot" silks, the
festooned gsrnitureof ballroom skirts.
the moires and "watercd" silks and
stih brocades-
The black aud white eown has en-
tirely passed from view - . smart az
fair. Coiors have taken is place: col
'ors. be IL said. Of Bfstish authority. the
reds and browns Of the princess Of
Wales, the trying turquoise blue Of
Princess May. the deeper navy blue
under dozen new namee-that Ia al
ways popular In the seasirt isle. More
and more every year we look 70 Lon
don for our models. lea 90 Psria
Psrisian ideas End favor here, bat IL
must first be proved that they are 20
60 10 London also. Soon after New
Years the stylish set will send its rep
restntativc TO London 20 enjoy the
scssop there They wish TO Be drcssed.
and they viii be. In every respect, -
English ladies are. Ef-r.Ex OsBoES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

81 w. cosv8
MuwsfxxE, De-. 2a-sllss W. Petit
COUNSEL ~ TIE Northern pncinc road.
Hid d iotifioo todsy n Ne United
6ss<ss cs3nit cuaTk kefoes Judge Jsn-
kisa sskiae fos the removal e the r.
esiysra Thouuas r.. Oaksa Heavy q.
Payns and Hsnry G. Rouss. and the APP
poiniment Of other rrceivsrs The petit
f.on ssts forth that r. c. Roiston, prcsi
deaf q the Farmeri Loan and Trust
con sny q Nsw York. was appointed
chairman Il tie 6nancs committee OF
Che road b. Prssidsnt Oakss: that when
the Oaks RoIsfon board took charge Of
the road IL had high credit aud had
e1000O0 In cash IN In treasury. Be
aides this the road vas earning sur
plus q <ltDO.oo0 . year. a. shown by
the sfatsc1snt Of l8Sa and had ample
capita TO conduct and properly develop
The businers Of tbs company.
The petitson thea goss en 70 say that
The Oakee Eolstosl board managed 20 In
crease the interest charges Of the North
ern Pacific company Tor branch lines
from f1sOoOooo To upwards Of $4,000
uoo. al 10 one yesr. snd Tor the scquisi-
fiou q properties no one of which lex
eepf email line costing los than tl.-
10000 evor has paid the cost o; opera
fioa and txed charges. and many q
which do not even pay the cost OF opera
ton. snd the petition further charges
that 10 several sn<fancrs. and those tho
meet diszstrous - the company. the OBJ
GERS asii board Of directors were them
selves intsrestssi in ceiling the property
% the Northern Pacific company At exor-
biianf profit 10 thnmf ewes
The stosy Il The eoilzpse u the North
en- Pacific - then set oot In great de-
Tad. naming each Il the railroads which
ssre scsusrsi b. ths Northern Parinc
coenpaay add which. the bill declares.
conp;stsd its ruin within one year ot
the Oekss kol<toa beard getting into
power. Ga the construction Of tie
United rsiiekys q Washington The
board ars alleged % have made 81. 10
ca. the Northern Pscins company be.
sax tkesse7 si56o0 year. The hill
cie~>s ~ dsclzriax that tie road csnno'
be fsorgh1i1sd oaisss .ts control Il pui
IN the hRnsis q competaat people. and
The people COW N coetsol. 10 declares
are not * that kind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
vrpows HOME HoBBED.
cr.sa Jsvy rnve~si<.tlnx sbe Crock
e<1~>.~ 90 Nortx.re shark.

CrscfSSkrr. Dee. 1s-Ths grand Jury
bas DOT JET fnishnd ia Investigation
lnts the alleged crook ednesz q more-
xsxes given - the Old Meu's snd
Vsds~f hone. II Developed today that
fhis instifntsou b not the only sufferer
tlom teess schemen IL u sad
HAT e. EFFORT has besn male
n tieae the Cincinnati SAVINGS
po,.ie1s 70 borrowing money on property.
NE - sallse 90 whfch rss inflated. bat
,wia0 - the shresdnefs a ia stforney,
Auzf1n Gooiman. thu scheme fsll
lhreazh Later. however. . loan n
Eooo wks nszotisted through SIC. Coed
nsn sFQn property thst prsvcs 81 b
pct eerth sfnou raisss M 6<h els
borrawed tia monev settle withln
txenty fsur hours. Attorney Goodmer
oys ne siii extoss The whole affair IN q
law salt Tie borrower. Il - sad.
sfanas hl<h - The comnaniiy The
uido~s hons tili lo~e about t1o.no
xhroaxk thess transsctionz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

IN r~~tcficsi paln<. h>arise dDwn SENSATIONS,
orrsnir Disbursements. and svery kfnfrsf
slIn~nf. snd in Al the rwvous dis<Rsi~rs
csus~6 W f1sctiouai dersngemeos - n
s~>r fails - hroef1f O. cure yon bsvs Tc1r
nouey teck
w pos~nt r-r1efr ~ Cborea - -.
Sirs7 and % avert shr.s1~n~d insanity. u
rezulstB ell she nafaral fuarfso1< tuii8x
81 srd frvsforse-~ th- entire fern&is ff<>e<zs,
srsi re<<nrr- 18Th cal Strength
Nofhsnk go, tbcs4h \ rsey - h><>sw for
seaisr - ed. -. - u.s. - good Scr you
b ksy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Ono Man IL Dead and Three Are Badly
Wounded

Mr.. vEkxoS. n.y.. Dec. 28.--At Pine
Hall. this county. yesterday afternoon.
in . general tight. four men were
sounded Ken Pike received 100 bird
shot in his breast and arms. and . pistol
har through the upper portion OF bis
b.ft Leg Isaac Nine vac shot through
tho right breast. the bail psssing cut at
tho back. He died this morning. John
MuiIina peacemaker. was shot below
the knoe. and in walking around, both
l,oces gave way. Another OF the Aize
boys MAS wounded All the participants
are wounded and unable TO attend court
The trouble arose over q woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

CoLUNsus. lad. Dec 8-Elmer
Click, Purdue university student. and
Miss Ssnnie Hsrrison. both II this
county. sere driving Ia . buggy drawn
by . mule today. The beast took fright,
ran nwsy and collidsd with al electric
car. throwing the occupants 20 the
ground violently. tearing the buggy to
pieces. breaking Miss Hsrrison's left
shoulder and euttiag Click about the
head
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Plrrssuxo. Dec. &--Andrsw Car
ne~is has offered 20 duplicate ell sub
scripsloss made 10 ths local rsiisi cor
miffes within specified tsma the
lpcnsy "a Be used In giving work 30 the
toenpfoyet The smoaof already sub
sribed IL f0D.00o. uhich. sita Nr. Car.
nsgie's Subscription. viii provide work
fx 2ooo men Tor thirty dsyk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

From these photographs THE HERALD's souviners
reproduced The set completely illustrates all the
buildings and the interior views of the large II
photographs the finest views of the lagoons, wooded
islands and art works 1t will take you to the Midway
Paisance and show you the Ferris Wheel the Street
of Cairo the dancing girls. the uthSea-IslanderS
Soudanesc. viIagesctc. There arc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Chicago I. 20 Have One 20 cfncisnafi
By August

LANA. Ohio. Dec. T.-Ths Chicago.
Union City 4 Cincinnati railroad Ia an
sssured sueces< The contract for con-
structins IL has been awarded and ID
must be completed by nsxt August
TIE road will be built from Huntington
To Union City. distance u eighty
miles. going through the gas and oil
belt and striking Button. Montpelier
and Portland. Inliana. With lie cen
nection IL siil make an AR hns iron
Cincin nati 10 Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

have that for my room, II IL isn't bid
up too high for me. Notice how long
Il L. Modern settles are Just long
enough for two. This would seat four
at . pinch. three easily. That's 20 ag-
gravsting In mixed company. but In
my own room where there'il BE- only
girls IL doesn't matter. Only eirisf
Oh, forgot have something mas
culinc there. High Boy"
''And what In the world Is a-T
High Boy3 Oh. that's only the en-
trcmely correct colonial danes name
for one of those queer old bureaus. 50
tall that you have 20 stand on chair
10 see into the top drawer. But my
particular treasure Is . red cedar
clothes chest aud writing desk CON-
bined. any number Of years old. 0he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

PrrrzsuEo. Dec. 2a-tThs Baltinors
& Ohio limited express was wrecked at
Willow Grove station on the Pittsburg
& Western railroad this afternoon.
Tho baggage car was badly wrecked
and the smoking car Vas overturned.
No Que vas injured Andrew Knox. 10
years old, v ~ arrested by the detective.
J. IL Savage for causing the wreck. He
was ssnt to jail In default of bail psnd-
ing IN Investigation. The bqy stsrtsd
Sven side tracked cars toward The unaiu
track They collidsd. nth the express.
A bad smsshpp vas narrowly eserted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29


ssoxAsx wasA., De. 3k-rA ecseisi
frpn ks1driek. Idaho. toaI911 ss{s:
The toliovlng letter VS. picho4 ~ ~
Sam E.liis a Psnawsy il bott,e;
BIrrxs kooz 1oCSxAIxs Nor. -.
is<k "A N alive and usikz Iell thsaa
- eons snd get Ne - soQlsl - pnl oas
80 shi2 - nfty ujias 1pen e6v>eL-
xafiua ~ ns&r - I ean till ] ~ Geosxs
Co.gaie. oss a the Lesfsr cuxtin party
Ny Eses are bsttsr. ] can welk eon>s.
couss sona- Take THE 70 kendrjck-
Idaho. and yoe viii b llbsr4uy seeeeted-
NJ name y George ColHain. 6pn &oof
Esll8 This bortls cane by ~ oao day'
and caught u nnd wfote thoeo 41r<Ia
70 taks ms cut Direct tkis 70 - 3no
hotsl. Hsndrick Idaho $50
'GEon0E Coko1xH
-(,ood bye. wife and chiidrsn-'
~ G. Normoyls at this place seods >
party out spnorrov. hsadsd by Fred
Colby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Foxr WsYsE lad. Dee. 2z--Ths Al
ieu Cuunty Democrat Soidier5 club.
9Th q nsemb>rship % -. az thssir meet
ing this ~v-einx p&-~ed resolutions ae.
,sarinx senator Dz1sel ". voorh~~s %
~ their candidate toe TIE presidency IN
I~Es.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

By sBuse chfon1c fou1Ala
complaint OF wsaknen,
What can yvu sxpsc< !
Thsrss sothnzg yo1 a.
scc<nplisk you
en- enjoy. And no ecczi
rsason Cor - Or. p5erus,s
Fsvus,s Pr~pcr1ptson will
ewrs yps, snfeiy and cer.
tsiniy, n yosl give n
lfaittdnl 49,
Fer every 90 - t1,um
vpnsnly hrcnbia. tkis h
the onir rv<neusy 81 sese
thai - 60 ~ cxsraxfe~i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

NEw roaz. Dee. 1s--Jo~eph IT, Louis
Who crested ~en~atisn By aftempssnx
snirlsis IN ths Union Square hcf.s -
e~ntiy. set rh'p~e defsicsficns - boek-
ks~r~r 4 A. J. Schlc-~ q ca. p.rs ths
trrr,sc,sf> esp-e q the 6fms dcxrf<li
csrir n u>eemher. hss teen resrr-st~si
The ehszse sxzinss Louie sow 10 grand
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WILL PUSH HER SUIT
$4,000 sun sTltL PtsOIA6


cnsc1zs>rs. Dee 3---J. .. Pollard
ss5 sists<. W>ahiugsoa. ~ nS - .
scrs~Isd iss<riptioa s<ro. ~ rsgistss
e he P1lacs bossl 4 n FoIAxrd i .
brasner q Nia Nsdsline rollasd who's
nsns has bssn - eouspiraousiy ssso-
eiarsd wifh that q Consres~nan W. 9.
p Rssckinrs1xs. frso whom shs h seek-
Iee' - rscosor $500 dsnaxssf os brsach
q pronlsn Aproprp q TIE s<nriss u
ckrcul1r5oo soInfivs - he 1Ijeged COM
orcniss a. her suit sgnisst CoIossI
brsckinridrs and ne tact that be vas
a ne Grand hosel on Wednesday, the
vlnif e Nis Hollzsd ssss h quits
htsressine. She ssd hsr youns hroshsr.
80 = Z youthful iookiug. smooth faced
~ e psShapa ~ arrived 90 The nlght
e tn 1ny Ehne The colossi gos hez~
Xim Pollard vns asuiGnsd - roo0 Va
n a. ths Palsce hotsl aad - Tar - the
r1rskx q thar ho<sl know. she has rot
lef1 ths rooa, szlSs her arrival She
~ faxsn al. Of Der meals In nsr
ro1n ana the kouEs he's NOS had more
sxclus.vs guest In n.any moon-
HIS No< onrr~I . Co@promisa
Whhs very much zv~rss 20 dssrassing
her szdt sxains< Colonel Breeksnridge.
Ma Pollard declared tonlght toa United
Pr--s r,Ipcrter that there - not ar inta
% truth IA the reports that she has
comprx missed with Colossal breckenridge.
sThs Word compromise has not been
nentioued." .hs s28A 1T has not been
fhouxht Of lf could rot be under the
circumstances I am here On strictly
private business Of = nature connected
WITH my suit. but l do NOS care To dls-
suss me Object &c my Wait"
-Hos long vii yca stay hersf vss
asked.
Il shall probably SO away tomorrow.
bot cannot tell
When asked II shs had seen Colcnsl
Brsekinridss xhile he was here she hes
itatsa and then said that shs had not.
win Pssh Hes Suit.
X She admitted that J. & Oesrneysr.
TIE vslk kr Ssn attorney Of this city and
formerly one Of her tutors az Wesleyan
eollege. u Interested In her suit HE y
connected With my CO. IN way said
Miss Pollard Il do not care 70 sAy just
how
-will yoa push your sait''' v.s asked:
Il 80 10 reason Why l should not
was fhs quick reply.
Ni.s Pollard has . number Of &C.
quain tanoss here. nany of whom are
vsry frieadiy 70 her. Apparently she IL
contested With hes Co. snd Indications
ars thai che win push IL until she 10
unsisesd that che has won Il IL wa
evsSsus fpon ~ dsmsanor thst sAs and
her yonne brother are endeavoring 70
kssp their k1sntity concealed While In
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Parts and you don't need TO spend 10 cents a week
for the next sixteen thiytwo weeks to get the Fair
We furnish more than $50 photographs for go cents
Part No. viii go on sale this "Wednesday NOM
inc. Cut the coupon from page
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

R.p~kx. y. J.. Dee ~ "A e.hlerrarn
hes ben rsceired from Dande< scpt
lsnd aanosncinr TIE death II 9eorre
" Ssesge Gated States consui at
Ilundee Scotland
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
REIGN OF THE FADs
Old Fu,aituss. Old Names. Cd
Fashioned Cannsnta
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49, - elds
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r.o.n 4 met =
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

The WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION has been
grand creation. realization of dreams and hnan
cial success This Exposition might well be called the
wonder of the Nineteenth Century. This triumph of
American genius will go marching down history with
stately stride. challenging the coming century to pro-
duce its duplicate
The magnificent palaces of architectural skill erect
ed on the site of Jackson Park and Lake Michigan,
have elected the unstinted admiration alike of artist
and arison the millionaire and the abore will soon be
rudely demolished aud removed from view
-y Every patriotic American should have and pos
sess souvenicr this the Creates of Exposons
and with that view in mind there has just been issued
under the auspices of the Worlds Fair Committee"
one of the finest works of art entitled the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Of my particular ehams brides herself
spills ~ with the a. That's maho9-
any. Mahogany out Of styie7 ca.
dear. no; everything coca Your &C.,
th-tie hodee-podTs IL the idea now
rosewood table. oak shi1onier. ma
hcr.ny setsee. cherry dressing esss.
s>dsr cabinets and clothes che<ss
t>.k kric-s-br,e stands. ebony cab
meta Really. ID dcesa't make any aif-
ferssce chat jo<tle. what. 80 that II Il
all good.
.oli furnitar~ gees With old styles
IN ro~ns and old rneferislse Hsdnt
tAosshs sbeet II particularly. Believe
IL dee& IL one wears padsasoy and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-07
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ELKO TOWNSHIP.

Justice OF the Peace. ...........s. ". Henley
ConstSblS..... Observation-Disclosures. F. Triplett
.............J. s.. Mcbride
School Frusteesi ...............A. W. lIesson
'" ...- .....Thos. Hun ter