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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13

been made by the sculptors employed
by the Smithsonian Institution OF
Washington, are SO perfect as 10 de-
ceiye even the most expert at little
distance. The work was done under
the supervision of Prof. Otis L. Mason,
The curator Of the department OF ethnol-
Dgy in the Smithsonian. A special
appropriation was made by Congress
for this exhibit, and IL promises well
TO be one OF the most interesting AT
the great show. The groups are made
In most lifelike form and show the
peoples they are intended to represent
in some natural and characteristic posi-
tons Thus, for example, there is one
group that shows number OF Zuni
Indians at work manufacturing pot
terry and another representing them as
engaged in n religious ceremony. The
figures are all dressed in genuine gar
mcnts that were secured from the In
dians by the head agents OF the ethno-
logicnl bureau and in other ways. In
all there will be upward OF seventy
figures in the different groups, all life
size and thoroughly realistic.
About sixty ofthe figures that are 10
be used in the groups have been made
and forwarded To Chicago, and are
now awaiting installation. The others
are now in process of construction, ana
will in all probability not be received
by Prof. Putnam before April -. Ten
Of the figures representing Indian life
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
Leg.s...l-.- -..-a..y . ..ya

On last Sunday q little 4-year-oia
had difficulty In spending the day
properly. Not being allowed her
playthings she was restless and fret
full, until finally she found her little
toy iron and proceeded to amuse her.
self ironing her handkerchief.
Don't you know that 1t Is wrong 70
iron on Sunday?' reprovingly asked
the mother when she discovered the
child.
WELL promptly rejoined the little
girl, don't you s'pose God knows th~
i,pn's coldg"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13

the Mexican court.
Pierre Gray has al
ways b e en- his
fathers private sec
rotary; is handsome
and has agreeable
manners His wife
is n be a Il I i I u |
woman of the rosy
blonde type. She
is tall and slender.
with an air of ma
tronly reserve and
slyeptnpSSSS 4 IN a [
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
ANSWERED AN ADLET.
II Tso,k All tho Romance Out Of . Couple
of Fools


Fifty annual suns had bleached her
raven tresses, placed crows feet on her
chamois-like skin and otherwise blem'
ished her youthful loneliness, but the
vigor of romance still lurked in her
bosom. She inserted an lad" in enc
Of our dailies for correspondent mat
rimonially inclined. The lad" was
answered by Princeton gallant also
sliding down the slope beyond his
fiftieth anniversary. photographs
taken in their PALMER days were ex
changed, and last week the fair one
came from her retreat to meet her
ideal, to join heart and hand with him
and float happily on wings OF love TO-
gether to the end of their natural
lives.
Both had so changed in the many
years since the pictures were taken
that they failed to recognize eaen
other in the train. Introductions fol-
lowed. They viewed each other for .
moment, when she broke out with,
s.You base deceiver, you horrid OLD
brute! You have deceived me, and
shall never marry you. You are twice
as old as you represented, and as
homely as Puck cartoon" The radl'
ance vanished from the eager lovers
face. Staggered, confused and razzle'
dazzled. he bolted for the hotel door,
letting fly vollcy of cuss- words IN.
terjecting such expressions as vixen
"jade," ''she-wolf' and "old hem
The door closed behind him, with
slam and the afternoon matinee was
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
over.
Two of p,,matck's Biting. Hauarxs.

"In the tete-a-tete, says, Bismarck
"a woman speaks aloud to- the man
who is Indifferent to her, low to the
man she is near loving, and keeps
silence with the man she loves" Ap'
other of his aphorisms is: Reading .
medical book one fanciss one has all
the maladies it describes; similarly
when reading the works of a moraiis'
one discovers all the faults he points
out-in others
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE.
Gives No Quarter In Her Argument Tor
the Weaker Folk.

the Weaker Folk.
The spirited rivalry between Mrs.
LYNN Linton and Lady Florence Dixie
as TO which shall paint the future
woman in the darkest tints still con-
tinues. Lady Florence has made a
sensation by her latest article, in which
She claims there is only one way now
in which poor, downtrodden woman
can assert herself. She must disguise
herself in mans clothing! Patriot
mothers" are urged TO train up their
girls with this solution of the PROB
lem in view. Lady Florence regrets
that she cannot set the example, as her
two children are boys, but she points
with pride" to the fact that the great
work has been begun. She knows a
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
AYaInahio Quarter.

A Michigan woman recently received
in change a silver quarter of 1897. She
didn't want to take it ut first, thinking
its age made IL valuelcss, hut she finally
accepted it, and next day she sold it Ia
a collector for $50.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
First. GET Your OpaIs.

Totestore the polish on opals blurred
and scratched by wear, rub with Okla
of tin or putty powder on piece OF
chamois skin, wet; finish with refined
chalk, also on shamois skin, wet; then
wash the opal with soft brush ana
water. With little care this may o.
done without taking it from its set
tinps
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
EMBRYO HUNTER.

Elizabeth took their daily meals, for
both these rulers at one time made
Hatfield House their residence. In the
reproduction one side of the dining
room Is left open. On the other side
I. the old iron fireplace with the date
lss7 on II AID the huge firc-irons and
apgs Above this is the huge tapestry
which represent the present owner
nncestors ut the crusade: on either
eide rs FIJI stand OF mail which also
ngrrcd TO protect some heroic Cecil
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13

the idea passed several years construct
ing a mechanical appliance By which
the same might be utilized. A sue
ccssful test was made in Chicago the
other day. To large group OF intel
lectuality Prof. Gray explained the
workings OF the latest wonder
worker in the gift OF man.
The necessary machines had been ar
ranged, and for two hours representa-
tives of the press wrote two letters at
once, one Of them being Mt distance
of three miles from the writer, 1T the
wire connecting the two pens be taken
into consideration. The word tel
autography Is new one. It's mean
ing is '.your own writing at a dis
lance" There have been many un-
successful attempts made to perfect a
machine which would transfer writ
ing. About seven years Prof. Elisha
GRAY turned his attention to this new
system of electrical application and the
result is the machine exhibited.
The telautograph consists OF trans
mitter and receiver, with wires con-
Meeting the two.
The transmitter consists of small
stage, over which the papar to- be
written upon passes, and the electrical
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
PIERRE GRAY'S WIFE.
Tho Lady Who VIII Represent America
in tho Mexican Capital.

As Minister to Mexico Isaac p. Gray
will undoubtedly sustain the dignity
and credit of his country, but he is not
believed to care much about social
honors and his wife is very quiet and
domestic in her tastes. His son Pierre
Gray and his daughter-in-law will
probably become brilliant figures at
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
DOINGS AT THE FAIR.
WHAT IS como ON IN THE
GREAT WHITE CITY.
rem Picturcs of Some sights to he
seen In the Department of Ethnoiogy
Remnants of tho Original Dweiiers
n America

ROFESSOR p U T.
nam OF the Ethno-
logical department
of the Worlds Fair
has decided to install
near the center of
the building to be
devoted TO ethnolo-
Ky the group of fig
ures by which will
be illustrated the
native races of this
continent. These
figures, which have
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13

to appreciate good thing when they
hear it,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-13
TELAUTOGRAPHY.
a NEW WONDER WORKER TRANS
MiTTED TO MANKIND.
a Picture Can he Drawn In New YORK
and simultaneously Reproduced In
Chicago. 81. Louis and San francisco
~ the Artists Will

TNDIC ALIVE OF
the progress of the
world nothing more
striking and signi-
fcant has lately
been presented by
the Creator to the
Creature than the
Telautograph. 1t
comes through the
of
Prof. Elisha Gray,
q citizen of Chicago,
who after receiving
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27


@lepators unb BON oa ourd cir gileit>
robr wieoer mad auBcn sefiibrt werben
fam. VebufS llnteriu6un9 bes Sc
treioes iino 5luei Sreppen arsebra9t,
cine S6nedentreppe I'M Jnnerlt bes
GlepatorrobreS uno cine Iu6entreppe,
Die auf eiue &lattform fiibrt, bic lid i'm
Snneren beS @ebGltoes in Der @ipiels
hObe 0es cDliuoerilhcn Tbeils befinbet.
Die Selendtun9 gel1iebt onrd) etefe
triide Sampen. Die Sci ammtbD9e beS
8aues bctrdgt adtSi9 SUP. Cur 8e-
luegttt9 Der W}e6auismen lit inter Dem
fonilAen 3beil ocS 8aueS ein sipoli,
fader @a8motor ~aufgeitcllt.
Die Nnlagefoiten oe3 GleuatorS bQben
iid) CUT so. 900 8ubel 1851 ,76o) beta,=
fen; Der 8au nabm elm 9abr in art
lprtd).
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aarbiual Sames Gibbons.

gan3en eipiliiirten @elt bat fid Der
Subilar Sur6 feline experimentation
5Gbtgfeiten, NIT lpel9en er aussebreitete
&enntnife, tiefe SrOmmigfeit uro perz
f0bneuoe 6umanitdt perbinoet, einen
Namen genla6t, ben man init Helpeft
nennt. Seine firdlide 2altfbabn mar
cine bemerfenswertbe, uno lein @mpors
iteisen bonn einfa6er 4riefter a1 ei1em
un~befannten Gir6lein 8altimore's gum
9aupt ser fat6olil6en 6ierar6ie in Sen
Ser. Staaten lpar Elm eritaunli6
raifes. Sin beliere8 3eugniB bon ser
Wertbi6dbntg, bic Garoinal Gibbons
iiberall erfdbrt, FAINT eS mobl faum
9eben, ais oie Tbatlahe, baB bel Ser
Befpredullg Der ep~entuellen Yapltnad)<
folge ipieberbolt Der ai1erifantl6e GarS
binal als 9eeisnete PerlOnlidfeit fir sic
b09fte Gir6enmir6e be5eihnet lparoe.
Garbinal Sames @ibbons lit BON
iril9er Nbitammung nno nuroe int
Sabre 1886 3u Baltimore, Me6., eebos
Ten. Gls 9tlabe nurbe er BON leinen
Glttrn nab Srlano biniibergenommen
nno nerblicb BORT bis gu leinem II.
Sabre. 9ta6 Der 8iidfebr III lein
@eburtSlan0 trat er in CT. Charles
College BET @lieott GitD, Mto., Elm uro
bereitete lid bort auf Sen Brielterftaub
Dor. SIN Sabre 1861 erbtelt CT ourd)
@r5bii1cf Setter 81. Genrid BON 8altis
more Die prieiferli6e @eibe. Seine
erite Nnitellun9 mar in ct. Bribeet
@bur6, elmer fleiteu Stride Baltimores.
Gr5bii9of Spaloiu9, ipelder leiue SD
bi9feiten erfannte, berief TIN balo bar,
auf an Die &atbeOrale un6 ma1te ihn
au leinem Briuatiefretdr. SIN Sabre
1868 tpuroe Slater @ibbons gum apos
ftolii9en Sifar bon 9toro>@aroltna init
Bti9ofsrang e%rltannt, mar bantt bis
1874 alS Gildof bon Ri6lnono In Str
9inien tbdti9, lporauf ct ais &oa0iutor
OeS @r5bil9ofS BaDleD bon Baltimore
fungirte. gtaf Dem fur3 oarauf einge>
tretenen Iobe oieleS &irbenfirlten
lpuroe @ibbonS bei1en gta6folaer.
Stir bas brittle 4lenarfonsil in BQltiz
more 1884 ernannte i'm Der 8apit
gum apoltolilden Delegaten.
Der auBeroroentli1e Eaft uub bie
@el9idli9fett, wel9e CT bel oieien benf>
iDiiroi9en SerbauOlul1sen als beren 3eiz
ter entDidelte, ma6teit in 9tom eineu
10 na9baltigen Ginorud, oaB Gr3bil9of
Gibbons I'M Sabre 1886 selegentli6
leines filbernen BrieiteriubildumtS bic
Gnrhinnf6miirNe erh;c(f
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Ser ftdrffte sdhnh.

sesen 6rantbett, SSrperf9pdae nab Weroenletee en-
beitebt eartn, be gerbauuus unb bic Gtdtisteit ber
seter une Der Gtuseweibe bur4 bas unperstet6lide
biutretntsenee unb f~tdrfembe SOtstter's Masenbittsrs
tu ~fSrbsrn, etne @ebistH, welas tetne hblen riidptr.
tsneen Solsen bat, ~iOnhern f&er upb srhnblt& ptrit
unb fG Der b6&ften prpfeiFDneuen ganttlon erfreut,
Das Sttters fpibert etne ~anseneReue abfonbsruns be,
MoSeniafte, irelhs BITE Rabruns auE6ien unb fabrt
BITE huiipaneluns Der lssteren in reiass, ndbrenbes
glut bsrbst, bara pslass bas esism sefartt pirb.
ais abfabrmtttei pirtt ss natarlt@ unb rntlbe auf b.
Ginserethe, gu sIst@er 3ett aber aud bar&s,eifenb.
DaburG, baf bic Mett5tu BITE Sale In ben a~eetaneteu
adnd1 lent, ~eutfernt fe rteI. uuh fdftise Spmptpme
BON 9eberieieen, Spbbrennen, nebeltett, Rrpfweb.
N~etpenf4pdde, &ttumattSmuS, Steter un6 Rteren.
Ietben perben hurf fe ssbettt.
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II II abermals
Beri6te iiber eil1
pom 9iram @.
Marim in 8aloz
MINIS 4arf, Gn9s
LAMB, benz urbes
Der Der &anouett
9lei6eu 9ianten8,
%erfun6ene5 Suit
l9ifL bas ita6
oen Sdiloerutts
gen eineS 8es
iu9ers 1T Der
9Bat 5lt fabnen
@rlpartun9en 5u
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Oas 2uftidii BON ser Seite geleben, aber
Obne Die GIiisel.
mic Die iibrisen aeroptane aus feinem
aber febr bi6t eetpobensm Waumuouens
itoff belteben. Die idlnrntliden Mero.
plane be0eden cine @elammtfld6e bon
5000 Quabratfub, BON betlen alleiu
1874 auf ben oberen Neroplan cntfalen.
Oas Rnoer am 8oroertbeile bes 3utt>
i1ifes LIT 80 SuB lang uno 18 SUI
brett, tpabreao o~asjenf9e am Stern eine
Sdnge BON % SUP un6 cine Breite bon
Is SUB belist. Die 5lii9el, oeren fid
fitnf an jeoer Seite oes Sabr5eu9es Be-
finoen, iinb iibereiuan6er aneebradt.
Gum Steuern bes S9iHes nod redts
ODER linfs oienen Die S9rauben. ipdb,
rero init ben 1tuoeru aufs ulo abparts
geiteuert luirb.
Ser &ellel oes 9Hftl1iffes mieot 1000
Bfunb, baS @eiammtseptdt oeS Sabrs
5en9es betrd9t 100 8funb. Die Was
i6ine inbicirt 800 8feroeitarfem. Die
@eIdminoigfeit eis Sabr3euges fpiro
bon benz @rfinoer auf So Wfeilen Die
Stnnoe berednet, ct beabii9tigt aber
BEN Sau zines fleineren 3nftidtffes,
bas nit elmer Mai6iue BON liur 100
Bferoeitdrfen beiue9t mer6en uuo lit Ser
StunOe 50 bis 60 Meilen auriidleaen
iOll. Na9 Der gniidt Marilns iinb
nit ieincm 6abr5euse Neiien bon 5000
biz 1000 Wteilen ans5nfiibren. @r
glanbt, oaB 5uerit militdriide Nutori,
taten ibre aufmerfiamfeit auf feline Or
finonus lenfen iperben, beueu bic lestere
nnberedenbare 9erlpeftipsn er0ffne.
Die 8eile %uermittelit bieies 3ufti9tfes
an uno fur ii6 bdlt Der GrftnOer fir
l%insefdbrlid ODER bod fir nidt sefabrs
llder oils Sabrten nit Der @iIenbabu
ODER bem Danpfi6iffe. uebrigens be,
tradtet Der GrfinOer fem Nerf feiness
tue9S alS i9on in alien Details poll.
tortmell, ionbern mill iit nod oeraune
Sett 9%onnerl, bis er nit gutem @emiIien
la9en tam eS lit uOllenbet.
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glemartiser @etreioe. efeuator.

Su &tBlann CUR 9aftaug usa RSrmer.
pruuiant fir ben arieBsfaa foRs
frairt.
Die ruiiilde 9rie9sOerpaltung bat
Dor etntger 3eit bel @ari6au einell 9ee
fDaltisen @etreibe @lepator, @Dltem
Starpntjewic5, erri6ten laiien, mel9er
ntdt tnr onr6 feline bon ben bier5uz
lanoe befannten Gleuatoren perl9ieoene
@eitalt auhdlt, ionoern aud bur9 feline
innere &onitruftion Nnfmerflamfeit in
ipeiteren Greilen beanlpruden BARI.
Der @leoator bent ausi9liebli6 sur
Shftnns zines fir ben Sriegsfaa aufge>
itapelten @etreioepropiants BON etipa
200. 1000 9eftolitern (567. 800 8ulbel)
iOelder IN 3ebn aOrnermasa5inen, Die
NIT benz @leuatOr our6 Babn9eleiie
n%erbnuoen iin6, a~uibemabrt miro.
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@stretbs. gleOator in @ari6au.

VslIktpes&ttuHloE III SSarlUau.
Ser Ranminbalt oes @lepatorS be.
trGSt ge9eu 10000 6eftoliter, uno In
Der StunOe f0nnen 400 0eftoliter ee.
boben unO paiiirt per6cn.
Der @lepator, aus @ilen befteben6,
rnbt auf einem Betonfunbament III
Sorm zines Mantels, lit i'm uuteren
Gbeil itumpf fonii6, i'm mittleren
eDltnoerii6, 6as Da6 lit cine 2nppel
nit Gaterne. SIM Snlicrn oes @ebdu.
0eS bis oben fiibrt ein Giienrobr, lporin
iif Elm frdjtiger auf5u9. Der eisentlide
Glepator, beflnbet. SIN unteren unb
mittleren 99eil miro bas geliiftete Sc
treble auf9enommen. Der G66pis
faiten bes @leoatorS bebt 6as BON auBer
bur1 clue unteriroii9e @alerie 3lges
fiibrte @etreiOe bon unten beranf bis
anr Dadlaterne bier miro es bur9
Ben Bentilatof ausgeliiftet uno 9elan9t
6ann in elm Sieb, lpel9e6 eS fiddler.
artig in bic genauiten Ndume ans>
ffreut, BON oerett rnterem es burh 5p6lf
N0bren mieoer in ben Sh0pffaiten bes
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fir @dm9linse t.rb @inoer.

,9ctG s6rnllb BON ,Gaiforia' lit 70 o~uaen,ei,
mo lflre geroienlte 10 o~gselnein betannt, baE es
.!be:fulla mare es gu empfeblen. Gebr tueniae in.
%iiehi9ente Talnilien finoet mali, iuelfe 6 aitoria MIDI
III iDrer Itdditen 9idbe balten."
Carlos @art1n, D. D.,
@ep YD-t 6itp.
Srahrr Yafor Der gioominsbaIe ReIorm. Stride.
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Satsiaaf @is6oms.

setm fIberaes 8iidoTsiubiIaum - 9ie
&arriere nieies popalarteu 9irden.
firfem amerifas.
Ote ~9roBartigen Seftli6feiteu, meld)e
ihn9it in Baltimore 5u Siren oes fiber
men 8ii9ofsiubilaum8 bes Garoinals
@tbbonS %itattfanben, baben Dieoerum
III lpeiteiteu areiien Ote Nufmerflamfeit
auf Ben unitreitis 9rOBten uro popus
ldriten Sird)enfiirften &merifas gelenft.
Sn Ser Chat, ni9t nur in Der fatbos
lil6en ebritenbeit, ionbern audi in ser
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= Ser beuti6e &ei6sanaeiger mel.
bet bic 8erleibung bes Soben3oGerns
f6en 9ausorbens an ben &eiiei9rift>
feler Grnft b. 9efesW artegg, tpel6er
gbrensgommifdr Der Gbieasoer @elts
a~usfelung mar.
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2aaxims Smftf6iG.
9as @erf hes GrFnhers Der ueiem
GaneQfeMerfanpnen.

5don oes Seftercu idica oas groe
blem oeS lclfbaren @nfti@iHes selOit su
lein, bod wielen Die prattil6eu Ser
Jude INNER einen Seller auf, ser sic
9oIrnnllsen itetS wieoer linfen lieB, III
Der 2uft, pie auf Der @roe NIT ser
@ilenbabn ooer aut Dem S5ean nit beul
ltol3en Danlpfer, Suuberte ODER 1aus
lenoe bon Wteiler mad Wiafiir Suriids
le9en 81 f0unen. 0}euerbtnas erlheiueu
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1deiut. Marim seisre oemielben in
feiner Wobnun9 Elm i'm YerbdltniB bon.
eitem Golf gu einem SUP berseitelltes
Wto0etl Der @%rfinoung, Die aaf Ser
Soee, melde BEN Dra9eu gu @runoe
liegt, bafirt lit, nit 5ipei iibereinanoer
lie9e1oen Geroplanen u,o ser @onbel,
ben Seitenaeroplaneu ODER Sliael1l,
iofpie S%orrtdtungeu, tpelde Die Huoer
an;eigen.
Das eiseutlide 2ufti9iff befinoet ii6
IN elmer belonoeren Werfltatt bon Der
Sorm zines un9ebeueren 8ooelfdfies
un0 biloet Elm Balfeniperf aus biuneu
Stablr0bren nit elmer SO nal SO Sus
9roBen &eiumanbbede al1 oberen Gube
uno elmer straightforward Oolaplatts
form bon 40 SUP 9dnge unb S 0us
8reite. Iuf BEN norSeren Gbeile Der
Blattform lit ein fleineS Ge1lelbaus,
pdbreno 5ebn SUP butter oemlelben auf
eiten II 5nB bo9en @eriiite snei Goms
ponnos@Dlinoer unb, Is Sub BON eils
attoer entfernt, on ben beioen Seiten
spei grobe SolJ9rauben ausebradt
itro. Sonitises 3ubebOr bifbeu nod
cine Wallerz unb cine Napbtatanf, TO-
mic Die 5liisel nnb Die Ruoer, lpelde
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ROBERT BONNER

pldarrrf NM SOCK rAua
MILLER g slhLEY,
fnANutfv, VIsAN.1 co.. I 80, Feb. No, %.
PUTNAM SAIL CO., Nop1nIet, Mas1.,
uUsrLEgry.a dpIT.nFfo your fHVurC tho
ifth inst. will state that have used Che Put
nam Nail ami otaUn. built hTH come Co. tis
point With ono now who're viii NOS ailoW uuy
other nail 90 Do u.Hi than tho Putnam iiUt.
lnrggd Nail 900 can TT.ysltIt, while there
may Do other aI EIUIt Know What these are,
md cannot n I.I Goo mako experiments.
Ngly uggguullg loara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08

| Mixed uron 20 whlftleI quietly 70
lhhseif the most amused ny i.' ~
much aa 20 fay: "Whnt hqgo.,,. ~.
Theatrical I0lts do b.!" Ana As'o'
with him.-RcoJrdcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08


The out OF town openings Of the
principal attractions are ~ follows
Old Homestead Chicago. July
=. q. HoudWn- Chicago, Aug, q
Tue htuWH-umHna, aug, a.
The ,nudhn=C Chicago, AuE ll.
Tuxedo NoouHOcket, A. l., Aug. 20.
%, L1ceum ihea1er uompany-'' Louis, AUG.
John l. Sullivan owurl, Aug.gi.
holland Recollection, Aug. 90
feicf bailey -hrUckton, Aug "a.
Manola'M Mason Company Lexington, ny.
Aux ~.
lrip 10 Chinatown, 4 Company -nnshamp.
ton, Aug -
AnrS.s Monkey-Ncw Haven. Aug 20.
a temperance Io"h-lroNidencc, l.,
Datcr opera company-Now Orleans. sept
Old jed prouty--rittsiurr. sent 4.
lucnds-Ln r1sso. VIE. cent
Ihe irouiga fsthcr= brooklyn. soplt.
le Of Champagne Arlington. Sent T.
Mapieson'Nhilney opera Company Boston.
No ert Downing Richmoni, Sept ..
John pruw-st Paul, sept 4
n W. kUCuo tlitahurg, scut Z.
Frank nAuioIa-t nlumbut. Ohio sent l.
Marie Muiuwright-Nuw ark sept l.
Eugene U'iuukr Hh0ston--cpta.
Fay kvrnoll= Philadelphia Sept l.
Texas stecF-Milwautot- A
Ihhs, nlckson-st. iouia--rtpt DO.
Richard Mlntlcld- Cleveland sept H.
W. ~ tihhc-iiushurs sept o.
senator company bOsion=-cpt. 10.
Tiara Mufrs-ChicAgo- SUpt ii
Marie lcmpest-liust0n sept ~.
hniclerbocgcrs company Albany H.
" H. Emmrt- HiuEhampion-~ IS
nEuy He'll uwHrk-Hrppt Is
Henry D.. hNcy-sL Louis, Missouri sent
Marie Jansen ouisyiIle- Sent. ls
The CughAus- chicago sent Is
.tuafl ltuhsuu- hrHutlyu- %.
y, - Wuud-Memphls-- Is.
Trip 10 hinhtown, % company -Washinst1u
sept D.
Inc country Circus-NcWars-sc IS
MollcakA=1I rlCusr= Oft. %
ieNtrl bpura company sNracusu-Ort "a
Joseph JohorsOu- i'huHdolphi-u cd
lauhl nhNuupurt- lrHuUIsrp-Utt 30.
a mia Mmto ag-bunalo-Bcc q,
-
IL must be very rare and strong
attraction which can come to Salt Lake
low days sand plny against our Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08


ARRANGEMENTS have been made Tor
tho Associations OF this Stake 10 nave
arouuiuu nt Garfield Beach, IN FRIDAY,
July liih, 1893. that wc may have al
trj1y alir time together
Every Association Will lie visited,
AMI ali ,tiiccts utc rrqucstod g. AXE an
especial Interest 10 make THIS tAcufsl0n
the suCrss- of the sra.on.
P4ttlculnts regarding t'im, rates
and time OF tiains con De ltAIheu
from the one apu iu,gd 10 visit you or
from stake liliueu.
All pru Invited.
Unicsrs, Go all you can Tor our Mu-
tuhl iuiprtslt.
Your Brethren
JOS II. FELT
N. 70. YuuNu,
d. W IAtuLrY,
stake surofiutendpucy y "a. 80. L. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
Big Reduction 90
all Millinery goods 20
close out
New York Cash -trrr, Opp7' T. W.

arana Hniioon Ascension and Para
chute Junp
Garfield Beach tomorrow afternoon
by Pro. Leonard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-14
SILKS. SILKS.

It takes considerable silk experience
and great deal of taste to get the right
thing. We have them in all new shades
and kinds. THE NEW SPRING
WEAVES OF BLACK SILKS will be
big feature in the spring exhibits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-14
Our New Spring Silk and Wool Fabrics

Are particular handsome this spring.
Diligent search has been made to get
the MOST EXCLUSIVE AND AT
TRACTIVE NOVELTIES DESIGNED;
these we show in all the new shades.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-14
Adjusting Their Clnims.

Insurance agents from the various
panies in which the Brunswick
hotel was insured were in the city yes
terday for tho purpose of ad justing the
claims of tho parties interested. but
nothing definite was done. Other agent is
VIII arrive in the city to day and it is
thought that matters can be adiusted
with satisfaction to all