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For gale.

NOR SALE-A SPECIAL BARGAIN-Io3 5
i acres improved stock and grain ranch
with personally, 3 miles south OF Latrobe
Amador County; fenced; two good dwellings
barns, etc; large ditch flows through IT; fine
pasture, some alfalfa; scattered large oaks:
open land for g ain and fruit. Residing SO
far from ranch Will sacrifice 1t at $4,000 Adj
dress to March 18th, Western Hotel Sacra-
mento; after, at home, 100 south Broadway.
Los Angeles, CAL, JOHN +. HUMPHREYS.
m3-6te
nor SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO. 1926
l. and 162S l street; 40xl6o. INQUIRE of
+. NJ. MCKEENER, 1112 street. m2-lm*
EOR.SALE CHEAP-A TWO-YEAR-OLD
L Jersey and Durham COW with calf at 800
Eleventh street, corner of G.. Inr2-3t@
nor SALE-DOMESTIC, NEW HOME,
l. White, Standard, Singer, Wheeler Il VIII
son sewing-machlnes, new and secondhand,
from $40 upward. a. j. POMMER corner
Ninth and streets.
NOR SALE CHEAP-POSTTIVEL THE
L best saloon in Sacramento. Address Il,
NJ, 40, this Office.
100 TONS OF GOOD DAT HAY FOR
lUU sale cheap Inquire OF s. II. FARLEY,
corner Twelfth and streets.
EIOk SALE-G40 ACRES OF THE IA
i nous Pratt Grant, in Butte County; posi-
lively bargain for either fruit or grain; three
miles from railroad; all level Write to w. j.
COSTAR, Chico, Cal, for particulars.
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I OST-A GRAY FOX-SKIN, BLUE-EINED
IL buggy robe. Finder please leave it at this
Office and be rewarded. m2-2t*
E1OUND-A WATCH AND CHAIN. LOSER
i can have the same by proving property
and paying charges. Apply at RAILROAD
MARKET, corner Second and o SITS. fe2s-6ts
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I OST A GOLD GLoVE-BUTTONER
l. with attachments. Finder return TO 1924
\ street, and receive reward. m3-2te
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90 Get or Rent.

CENTRAL HOCSE DINING-ROOM TO
" let. Inquire $50 X street. m3-tf
VNO LET-sUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS,
| suitable for housekeeping for man and
wife. Apply 2l2O Ii street
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TNO RENT-TWO NEW DOUBLE FLATS.
| with big yard, garden and outhou ;es; cars
pass the place; city water will rent each
eighth and Il streets. mrl-3t%
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RECORD-UNION.
The Leading Paper of the
Interior of California.

The pioneer journal, which,
from early years in the history
OF the coast, has maintained
the FRONT RANK OF JOUR-
NALISM, having every news
facility with the San Francisco
leading 0ailies, and sustaining
the fullest public confidence.
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XNANTED-A MAN To TAKE CHARGE
w of stallion on shares or by the month
AID iress A. ID. OAKLEY, six miles south of
Folsom. Also, some trotting-bred BROOD
mares and draft mares and horses for sale. A.
ID. OAKLEY.
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ITO RENT-TWO FURNISHED PARLORS
i at 1925 o, suitable for two gentlemen.
mrl-4t%
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help of any kind, or sober and industri-
GUS men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing "rhe intelligence
1O17 Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
r. MILLER, Proprietor.
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rIlO LET-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
i rooms. Apply 400 Q street.
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Snst-Gnunn.

7 OST-A BROWN-LEATHER WALLET,
/ containing insurance papers. Return
same to this Office and be rewarded. m3-f
I OST - GOLD-RIMMED EYEGLASSES.
| gold cham, broken hook, i'll case marked
q. W. RYDER. Finder return to Attorney
Generals Office, Capitol. m3-2tF
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NNANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
| housewOrk plenty of work for desirable help.
| Apply AT EMPLOYMENT Office, Fourth
street, X and l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

which you could not cct around man who rayed INC
game for salary. II professionals. particularly III
game against college team. should use the ZANE tactics
used at Manhattan Field Saturday the professionals
would be called loaers and blackguaids There would
be vast difference smuggling professionally and ~ an
amateur
Il do not think that football at present played coud
be made popular flOm professional standpoint Inc
game Is complicated that while college men understand
It's tcchoicacs and bcNutos the general public doe not
AT present there f. much massng OF the Forces and
the forming OF human pyramids the game 10 be wholly
satisfactory from spectator standpoint.
In my TIP around the world In 1852 Win the All
America ana Chicago teams. close observer OF
all outdoor games in the various countries wheie we
visited Football as pl;yod in the dneenf countries
attracted me Particularly and the game to my nina 70
b. successful professionally in this country would be the
one played By the Australians In the sniipodcS they
play game similar. ia Respects 10 the "acllc or
Association game Ihcrc f. fee Kicking ana open
play, and l think that that SOFT 81 game WOULD
eventually become popular here"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
THEY MAD STOLEN CASES or KID GLOVES.

Objective Sergeants George McCluskey ana
Thomas Hickey. of Inspector Mcl.aughiins stan
have made particularly clever capture OF par
ticularly astute gang The detectives. while StAI-
ing at Fifth-ave and Twenty -sixth-st early on
Saturday night. attracted by a well-hl"i
truck which drove past them nj a rapid pace
Seated in the truck. behind the driver. were Two
men whom McCluskey recognized as old frien'S'
They were Moses Matthews. twenty-five years oid'
who keeps u clothing store nj No q Iiester-st ana
William Livingston. tWrnty-seven years old. WI"
at one time proprietor Of the notorious 'tN-
else BoWrry rsOrt. long sine" closed Hr
Mct 'luskuy chased after the truck and sioiird H.
Neither Matthews nor Livingston. nor the dfi' !.
George Pcys"r. could give ~ good account OF th"nl-
selves. So AT Police Headquarters the boxes were
opened. Inside we're layers of smaller boxes, 'H'
box containing gloves Of the finest Kind
The three prisoners were remnnded at the Tonbs
Police Court. According to Inspector Mclaughlin.
Matthews has long enjoyed a distinguished rcpu-
taiiOn "A dealer in stolen goods. Livingston ana
Matthew's brother. Samuel L.. are already await
ing trial for swindling Now the detectives try
ing 10 find owner for the gloves.
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lame in the South, she Is In perfect col dtion Tor
LUCKY, BALDWINS HORSES TO BE SOLD.
THE MILLIONAIRE THURMAN INTENDS TO RE


San Francisco. oct % (specab.-The millionaire
Lucky Baldwin after twenty years on the turf'
has decided to sell his string ana retire from the
turf during the coming winter. i maven 'he um"
to devote to the business" he said. ltaclng re-
quires more attention than | can anoru 10 give
IT. Other and more important interests occupy
my time too fully / have just returned from a
trip OF five months and that is too long Tor Il man
TO be away from business. During inc twenty
years have been the turf have dohe well
and | am satisfied TO retire on my laureS' Here
after my attention will be devoted TO breeding hhe
horses
In speaking Of his plans. Baldwin said ne IN
tended to hold his first sale about the middie OF
December lie has twenty-seven two-Eea'-o'us
which he will auction off with the privilege oil
Withdrawing If the prices offered do not sui'' IL
lovers OF good horsenesh here do not know sood
thing when they ii. the animals VIII be shippeu
East Baldwin has many youngsters thdl nav =
been carefully bred his Santa Anita Iaril mar
Los Angeles being famous IA u me place TOT ~,
VelOpng good stock account OF us r'ilaDc
climate Dow Williams. who has been l5aldWlh, :
trainer for years declares that one OF thc man
reasons for the millionaire's retirement Is thi ne
didn't think he received fair treatment on several
Eastern tracks where the owners ran ther OWN
bor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
LINDEN ENTRIES FOI TODAY.

First racc-SiN and half furlong> Toimontor 122
Aloha. 100 Major DAILY. lO7; Caorade; lo' Tetifhcr.
I07; Rival 1oi; Derfargilla, 1oi Faithful 80; Annie
Bishop. %.
Second racc-One mile and sixteenth. Correction,
107; CandcabN. 1Oi stockton, 100; Tcrfirer, So
Third Receive and half furiOngS Bonnie Mead"
ecldng. III Mamie -. nly. lo5 Gamcft colt, 100
,iulnarc 3s The Bully, SO ~pIite, 90: Katie colt 100
FoActta. 3d. tcrtir, 90 Calera nlly 90 Nclglcn. ?3
Fourth r3ce-Fivc and half furlonGs. Golden Valley,
1l3: Idicd. 1oG: Mis- rrnosr colt. lOj; Srn Mah"r
1O3 La Ai-crr 30 Nuca'an. %; Cunadcr. 30; aeGir
Smith. 90 SaPpio, % Bonnie Lee Ally 3d. sad" W. W
Fifth r.ce-~ix rirloncs. MAIDSTONE ~ Nero. ia
Miss Kitte 10S Zen Noiio Jos Captain Wasner' i 09
Arplant, lGJ: Ioimcr. 100: Bob sutherland. 10
Sorccscr 10j: Fiataud>. 1nj Rico 100 Detroit, lO1
Volunteer Second lcj Daisyriln. lO5 Wauer>on ~,
Hcss McDun 1O2: Laughing Water. lO2 lii't0at. 100.
sixth lace-Fiyo aud n half furlone, Blue Blood,
10: Reginald 10: rncc jess. los Minnehaha lO7
Tataran lO6: PLAY Pay. 100: >andowne. 1Oi Post
master. 1902 Inco; 100; Tom okldmorc 100 Johncua'
80 Marguerite. %.
Seventh r,cr-- seven f,roncs Wah Jim. 100 Corrrc.
ton ia: Restraint 1906; Rival lrJ; T ii0nuias"r
1902: Dalsyrian. % Mary =. 90 umpD Acroit' 10
Tho third race on the programme divided and VIII
be run a. the third and fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
6elp UanteO.

AGENTS -salory or Commission The
greatest Invention Of tho are. The N'n
Pli-nt Chemical lhh I.fr-lur Pencil.
sells ou .ight. Wolk- Ike MAGIC. Agents
are "4Hns i'om 800 10 rl,'.oc ~
week. Write the Monroe Iri-rT MI.
Co., Box zoo, Ia Crosse. WI.
Males.
GENTLEMEN viii r. social ,cquiin'
ar'c can n.'h" IN - eii' M in'uni" - go, '-
Guring ptl.-NnpWu bard - t,att'.t
cigars. krGw ,ci'" OF t. y.-ln e. unno..
o. al. Apii, .fi~ J o'clItk. fi,A'oft,
s CO.. ~ Ia. 'Sf-~'.
WANTrD.-Mold maso... dc sn.er..
loca mlu- = n nf,'-clt.- lnarhini-,> T. . 1.~
81 STA 3AoH.r no.i- ln nDn-unlpn ~.oP
-'"ity cnlioYncl' a. good vlrrs VII '"
given t. tho.- Who 49, con.I-'t"nt. Al
drc,~. stating qrn.iiicaf ou. 80 VITA r'f-
rrouc.. UNITED STATS GIt~> Co..
9th aud ringlria It.. = =. Pii'-Dnfr, Pa
1894 edition = EnIi H-Ntlly co . I'm
lafc Ertlfr,s tfl,. md Sulprsr- f'liI
Row feature. and in.protrfn0 nf- ir.lli ~
an entirety new rrr Of iafs".srilr IT,
map nor fOmp.cr than cirf lli To-
in,-I. rsbiv Ia ai,,nrr ~ >o.'i.l.i .Dnf ri-
Ing i.-u,.. Cali hrfn~rl 10 nui =. =. if..
RAND. M'NALLl A CO.. 81 10. "'-
st... near DsoadNsy.
WANtlD-GiAS>W OiKEi.>. low
NOR. rOmp0f''t ~l'sT woisrrr w.i -
giN cnrlotm sut al Blowing. fr's-iu- I'm
!sh.Hc AID Gathering -f'fcf uori. 80 fOoi
Nages guaranteed D. good n.cr appl' alton.
Nili ic loi.-.d 20 ant a'' q "a 10 tho nd =
10 whirh fhcs ~" ? c"it L. anu ~ oil ru'e-
loud >'lt' 'h- IofuDn inniiesnt l. i'-st
qua.it'd - III rrlcr'n 80. c,c. AprN
"a % f-oL 0f Nv i~'t'r a. On,e. Ia auN o.
all -,i "a 'oliss.nr. NJ.
4. j. R-,'iy s'p, rrifri STATE, G,.,..
Co.. 1If'ri Ohio
u. & Jrn.. Srlt Tn''"d STAT .'la-s
60. Gi~ tltv Indiana.
Joseph And ron. Irn. Npsgr- Iii'ci
States 1,i-. 60. lii;'DIfe rrunl.
Females.
WANTED \ god COOK IN sina J
family: must D. COMPETENT i,rndr. : and
cone we'll recommended Call between 10
anh T. Monday II W'i l03;h- {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
FOOTBALL AT BAY RIDGE.

well-concstci football played at Bay Ridge
Yesterday afternoon between the VaIuns Boat Club and
the Dobbs Ferry elcvene. The Varunas played in fine
form and after lively ty the Of 10 o..
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pcmtsiir 5iluaiions tuanieo

Miles.
AT CAHPENIEl:> ONIIINNk ID
rlo'rcut Iinu-r. tstthisbfl 80 ~
have 10 : cGi'i u.'.',. g'iic-" g." ri' ii ~,
hanG>. fIiM inirn,n. ~ iul-h - d"
'nnt."ns; also female help, ven ie'o"''
mcndcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK RACES.

Poughkccpsic. oct % lSrccia-Thc fall meeting ~
the Hudson River Driving Park b'sins tomorrow io'
trotters acors and all the horses entered MY
three IN number have arrived Tlce VIII De- wv" race
oeb d,y FOR r,cr and t,t..r- Aiuosq the troer. and
PAGERS entered are Crescent Dutclic-s County Belle
Carleton Chief. Ruurcchf Mis- Wilton Hipr'd oih"f
Bell sunset. Pafchrn IIuflngham. Nite- Fhgt lHN"f
lie Wilke, Fillmore and Stafn'> Medium. The races
10 be called | p m, daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
ponLE WANTS no LOOK AFTER HIS GOLD MINE

DOBIE WANTS 10 LOOK AFTER HIS GOLD NINE.
Tcrir lauto Ind. oct. - t>pc'aD -Budi DOH" er-
rived here from Nashville and said that the state
mont FL nj. circular r.c,rGing his California coll min"
that IL his pIosg q Gallo MIA a. the close OF
the lrc-cnt racing season. and -Nc Ms personal attention
T. the r.lnc tat h. would pcimJncnfiy
retire from track. he expects 20 BE- back IN Tho
business In March Of rrN year. II" could not Spcgk
definitely the charZe Of Nancy HANKS, Stain
bou or Aron Ir. llarfinan. owner Of Stamioul. was
here to.dar a. 4 told would him
his arrival in Ncw.York. The three horses named VIII
lie driven by weeks record meeting n beat
the records lie SAYS that while Nancy WAS "a tfnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
domestic 9lIuatious Wanteo
-
Males.

NURSE or ATTENDAN TO invalid gen.
tlcman. by an experienced, intelligent man !;
-n. ilfil nasseur having best medical and
pri\ate references. Address BOkOWs, $50
4th.a\e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

WAsUING.-A frst-class colorci laun.
| drr>s. WITH un~urunss d facilities aud ref.
| nreurrs Wishes gents and family wash.
ing by the weck or dor"r; oaon.air dry.
| lng. q. L. JOHNSON lNS We.t 3O,h.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
miscellaneous.

- - ~ ~ - :
pILLJARpS .--Wantci To buy IO"i
table. lLX0 preferred; cncap Tor 'aeh'
~ Hrd-on->t. -----
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose 1i
,hc;r lcfton clothing. II a far value WI
,Ic,.e call or address EDWARD MlLLIi.'
* Gtb.avr near WGvcrly Place.
EoONS PAPEHED. SO snl upward enc
Grades ~ with vide border; paintlh..
pssicring and ssmnlnns ,a az moa a,i,.n.
prices; mail orderiI r. sd0 r p,y''55 tS'.t
InE NEw;hoRkt c, nMan' s npdc "
y sn,, p"P 1879 to date. for sale. "a
c H@.. T. ii. IT,, bon 2,g9o, rostohcc' New
York City.
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
j. NJ. QUlNBY & CO.,
CARRIAGE AK ERS.
Citn Real gstaie for Safe

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, corner l06;h->t.-
Detached villa, lot 50xl01: fresh artistic
decorations: immediate possession: perfect
condition much follow cost all payment, !;
low interest equivalent TO r'ntin- send iOf
descriptive circular. ALIAS IMPROVE
MENI co., 3 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

WASH; NG.-iaunirr work wanted:
| lacc,, musins. ,hldr MS dirsses: Ercnch
| person. 20 v nr.' practical -Np"rien~e ~
home ~ iartirs' p I'D nces. LkITIr, laI
| Wet 3Oth-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
Business Cbanets.

\ YOUNG MAN with e. 900 ca-h and
good irlcrrncr. can secure position. I.s!-t.
ant Secrei1iy; salary, 40 per month aud
secured. Address. with differences. FOk-
EIGN EXCHANGE. Tribune Once.
CLINICAL ANALYsIS.-wc an1lirc
tc '' 80" NOD fi at pam" rPUiL CCiENICNL
woEKS. I've Brcainay.
FIf>r-CLA>S tONrECTlONEKY on
one Of the business s,if"t, o. THE city good
9Tof"h FEFIfrLGD'' ' % Ha..au.s i"'''''
HAVING direct connection with piano
wanriacturcr who need cash viii cu'f-
MAS. SwEI izER. 500 W.T. 5oth--,.
ONE OR MORE apartment ho'ci- or
horses WAITED t. mana. &C." O~nN.~ IN
te sand, thoroughly every department. fl.
Guiding alterations building furnishing and
catering; would lca-n dosirrbl' property
Address L.. carc Triton Mnrrav-st.
STATIONERY. blA"k b ok. toys. dolls.
rov"iie.. s'g,f' and row, bl-inc-' cstib-
l.h,d - vas. viii srll a. ~ fircc II dis
,o.-i of before November ! rc,iring from
hr-lBes, o. account 81 .ici,n'.. inv"sti.
ssco: no agent. GrO =. RpwLEE. 1873
Mail;'t->'.. Pat"rsoY. y. !.
rI.gA Sc RFR With 5000 10 Introduce
her. new 'cm.- rance beverage taaing Ike
wilIhrr abroad sliary and Interest A
dr.>. nrRMAU err co. eii Bfoafwa,
WANTED line II liquo-- {" -~l' on
commission ~ = r'.pJnslle part in M
y w-FHgiard STAG. Adlfc,, Box 90.
rio,iccgcc. Il. |.
WANTED -Crpii,l ct one; - 500 :"
SO 90. tr,v stiIlc. big pfpft, 10 tnHr
rrtiring p.rty'> place no Liabilities y"
agent. Address MANUFACTUIhE. Tfib-
IN Chcc.
WANTED. -FNpor coc.d urlni't u
jo.n w,ll-Anown r.sIon-i'lc gaf'' in fo.inin'
{ ,r, COMPANY - op'ratr Hn"hin"ry 81
.rcct mrs. GrbNii: 32i Ir-t ljth->t.
WANTED Man. immcdiarelv. wiih
500: Viii lc well secured In hl;n'v
.tap!r big paving business salnrv So W
wsrk al stlit: position easy. Adde'S -
TARLISHI.D. Tribune once.
=, 5oO-DRrG STORE. for sale IN "x-
celicnt opportunity To- gradual IN hnrn1.F
in suburb Of E.Ookl,n. Addr'~N -. ~ -
care Of Mex n Robbins. fuli1o.st..
Ncw-YorA, or J.. V. 5. C., ozone farH''
y. Y.
81 BUYS box OF Aliens AntIliq, the
only positive cure IN earth Tor uN ifuof
habit, con he given withOu. pat,nts
knowbdgc. All druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
flats 90 Get, Hnfurnishso.

AN ATTRACTIVE Nat OF eight rooms,
li3 East 3Uth-st.:
all light; steam-hest,d fuel supplied irec
$40 per year.
Janltor. or Jafics Kyle & sons. GlC 3dHve.
A.-BEACIIFUL LIGHT FLAT.
WaNerlv 1852 East 4dth-st.
Eight room. every improvement;
1910 per year.
JAMES KYLE & SONS. Go 3a-3Ve.
APARIM LNTS.-Verv desirable located
II and 10 Morton-St.
Three and four large light rooms;
modern Improvements
Sl3 30 u sl9.
See janiior. or KYLE. Clio 3d-avc.
APARrMENTS.-Ch desirable ones
In the city; 49, 81 ana 81 Ir)Nc.st.
-Four large light rooms;
all In excellent order: every improvement
SO to So.
See janitor. 0. KYLE, Clio 3d-0ve.
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Go Get sor Business purposs

PHYSICIANS OFFICE: well located I;
slperior advantages DR.. {. L. BHC En-.
$50 LcxingtOn.ave.. until 10 a. m. TO
b y. ID.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24


Tftk WAfxH coLon GIRL
grown peanut tree BY which I made
ab>Fe 1nonnt. BET my stock against
his i why I refer to IL a. deal IN
stocks sold the beef ca the hccf for
TWO huntre,i dollars AMI sor,s cents.
50 he viii remain At home. and viii
tel him about ths fair. which u a sue
c.ss
bouEht excursion tickets on the rail-
road AZ .esn.lsious low price and got
here tresh and comfortabie with several
donghnuts over AMI above what We need
81 have &c doukhnnts soaksd In coffee
nov for most week. and stlali never
care for them again. Mother cooked
pillercase fuil before We started. and BE-
ga % yesfn for vegetables. % tell the
plain truth with the natural finish on IT,
supposs yon are having a good time
st New Rosheu. and ! send yon what
tan spare. bat hope You viii not tel
your artist frieadS how made the raise
Twas biuifei into Il By man that came
% oar neighbs<hood aud begun 20 farm
Il With high hand and tell about sin
feiii<eut farming he called on me
w5en h- first come 20 borrow some sweet
potato -end. and 4 ssas not at home At
the time. being away pricing a bull that
heard wss for sale down the river. 90
BE l<ft his card
re got it yet. What should do with
Il. Hcnryf ! have no place 10 keep IL
and hate q send IL hack 90 him. for Il
w.s done In friendly way. and he did
noe mean 70 bs anything bat social.
fake e.
and see him az once II Iconld- he want
81 . have me sit mp with him over night.
- he wisz confined TO his bed he said. and
'.miferinx intensely with some terrible
sruption~ I male what's called an ex-
summation and fouri he had been chawed
upWith what wecall -jisgerx-" JigKers.
y0n rickolect. 4 red bug about the size
Of gram ~ rsd pepper and can hardly
- SEN with the rakid eye. But tbs
place hs soon makes Gu The surface at
a. Intelligent farmer can be seen
2cross The fair ground easy.
Ihis nlan--his name was Bertram
INTERCHANGEABLE Jigg~r terraces all
OVER him AMI weits II hectic fiushcs and
nice rpd gopher holes and p~rsra dog
vilh.zr- al the COWS come home Insvsr
sa~ such sixht since Wa born. HIS
bsck looke1 Ike the forti6cstions around
fieksbur<
lis wonii talk with me tn lucid way
a. fow ninates. and then be would
ie4pcns = t-s and back ap asinst q wau
81 wll1t b. calls "tncruztsr walter" and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

80 rrisesD~'> n..ssl<ssa efeTe 80 $50 -
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

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Christian spirit. bat there l. shout a
little q the John Rogers idear Ia ne g.
mosk any honest farmer you viii ind In
Bonconh be county. n. q u. s. A. which
y my address.
BIAS I have wandered from ths Worlds
fair. and possibly YOU are glad Of Il. Tor
the papers are infested with il now most
Ell the time. but Il /. tha biggest thing
ever saw. and shall he Is next frost.
We took n tent and p,cnic near the
xroun<is. Quite . number of The wealthy
people do that way. l stand IL better
fhAn your mother does. - Wa In the
war and slept many Of night under .
rholodcndrun buzh and had b dress and
undr-ss for four years IN the presence Of
HE shocked and korriiied moon.
Once Was changing my shirt toward
Che Gloss Of the war. for mother had told
me not - dare 10 rsturn from the war
without dong %. when GENERAL L'ee. .
man Of ,ooa f4mi'y ana generally sup
rssed 10 have - much real polish a.
cry n-an IN the war. come IN where
was IA = large cotton held and brought
S'.veo men with hun. and l never had
met any ~ them before IN my NE. That's
the way YANKEE soldier was treated
ume aud time a@rsin-
But that = neither here nor there. II
Was IN virginia However, 70 come back
60 the TAR. I have spent most OF the
uns ~ The fArm machinery egnoolt.
where ~ more snimasion and noise
Tor my money than elsewhere. l Also
love 20 s'roie through the pictorial de-
partmen' and wonder what Is behind
mo screen that Is over . pig painting
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

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The morning call., 1893-10-18
Sporting News.

This evening big Joe McAuliffe, who is
anxious to prove to his friends and the
public that he has not forgotten the knack
Of putting an opponent to sleep when oc-
casion requires. will meet Peter Maher.
the modern champion OF Ireland, in a
four-round set-to at the Grand Opera
house. The conditions state that the con-
test will be on merits, and that there
must be a winner. The general opinion
is that McAuliffe can prove to the Irish
champion that he Is his master, and it will
elevate him In the estimation of the public
if he can send Maher to the happy sleep
fairgrounds within the time specified in
the agreement, and, on the contrary,
should he fail to do so. his friends will
finally conclude that McA uliffe is really
an offshoot and a disappointment. Jim
Ryan will box four rounds with Dan
Hickey and Jerry Marshal will enjoy a
tapping match with Joseph $3.50.