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The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
Virginia Farms.

Tidewater, Virginia. is now the best
place to go for q cheap home, either
cleared or woodland. Good chance to
make money. Any person desirous of
looking up this particular location,
located between the York and the
James rivers and about 40 miles from
Newport News, Southampton, Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk, one of
the finest harbors on the Atlantic coast,
write or call on j. B. Francis, Box n,
Yale, Mich. Aft
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
Sheep Pelts Wanted.

The undersigned have established
Sheep Pelt Pullery and secured Mr..
Plank as manager. We will pay the
highest market price in cash. Farmers
bring in your pelts. Special attention
given where sent by railway.
80 G. Andreae q Sons, Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
Old Peonle.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimulate
and contains no whiskey nor other
intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and
Alternative. 1t acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tone TO the organs, thereby
aiding Nature in the performance of
the functions. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old People find it just exactly what
they need. Price fifty cents per bottle
at Grant Holden's Drug Store, Yale
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
This
World
Is full Of
Changes !

And now the change OF Holden & McNair to Holden
hence change in price Clothing which there large
stock In reduce the in the next 30 days.
have decided price that those who in need of
anything in this line will buy Gents Shoes in stock Will be
treated in the manner.
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21

Mr.. Longtext-Johnnie can you tell
me where the bad little boys go?
Johnnie-To Sunday school, where
there's goin' to be Christmas tree.
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
Must go
At Any Price!

There will also be great reduction in many styles in
Ladies' and Chidrens Shoes. No place in town can you
such good honest bargains in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Notions, Etc. as at the Old Reliable.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
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5nlano,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

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Iun9sbebOrOe ltanOen ben Serle9ern |ammtii&e O~ftii5ielieu
phOtOgraphilfen Anfnahmen, etua $4,000 at Der s3abL 51r
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photographer erfol9te nit 9rOBter @or9folt rno unter
9lntpenoung Der o0errereten WletboOen, 10 ooB
The evening world., 1894-07-04
A COMMONPLACE MAN.
And HOaC He WOOed ana Tried to YIN u
Romans LOCe.

None of the children was there; only
"A brother"' And four voices spoke
in unison, four pairs of eyes were III
with interest and turned upon Miss
bisle's calm face.
"Is he grown up?" asked one.
Yes. Siy-foot, undoubtedly.
Young"
81 believe So"
Six-foot and young. A thrill OF ex-
citement quivered through that maiden
Cuterie, with one exception.
81 omitted To ask him" Miss Lisle re-
piled TRANQUILITY, reaching down n pile
Of exercisebooks from the shelf
What is he Ike
VERY commonplace loO":ng.' and
Miss Lisle seate herself at the table
with the air of one who has her work
cut out and means TO do II.
The -four knew the signs and took
themselves oil. They were, not going TO
spend frtc hour on this exquisite
June afternoon in correcting exercises.
Miss Lisle might be able 10 Go It, hut
then Miss Lisle, as they had long ago
decided, Was compound OF ice am
mathematics rather Than flesh and
blood.
tennis lawn. Possibly the fact that the
office faced thitherward mncohsclously
influenced their course. They dawuiGd
about en- the edge of the court laZllS
discussing the dcsirability of game.
II is to be feared that not few furiive
glances tole towards tina curious palch
OF gray discernible just inside the ONCE
window. -, ,,,.,, M,
Manchester was not large town ana
its circle of desirable young men was
limited. hence the advent 81 ne"
Gomez naturally created an interest.
/ Whatever her constituent clements
might lie, Miss Lsle was n power In the
school. No5oly denied that. II Is true
Thar she excited more fear ana adnhEh :
lion than love; she had no such ,l tran ,b,c Oh
a,h,r1nseJ the steps OF Miss Evans, the
pretty little dra"ias mistress, NJ ~
Iis'eis beauty was too colby severe; 20
c,assically regular, to- lacking ~ 1882
ana warmth 10 appeal to thr many, ~ ~
few q ~ elder Slrls rayed about her IN
Sc ret, but they would 500, 5 Son \, n"N W
invisnirp caresses on Miss l.isle.
suddenly a faint aroma stois upon Ct,,a We {
hreeZu II vast was-voS, II actus ~
Was~the scent Of a cigar! And Io
decorating puff of smoke noated Pc
tween the spotless curtains. was fol,
lowed by a sound OF voices, Of laughter
III, curtain swayed eNcitedly, an arm
no srms-appeared, the one performing
a deed OF righteous purlhcatioh' the
The evening world., 1894-07-04
Mr.. KENNEDY HoNoRED.
street-Cleanins Employees Remem-
Der Their Former SUPERINTENDENT.

one OF the proudest men in New Yorl,
to-day was Michael Kennedy, ex-superin.
tendent OF stables. Street-Cleaninc De.
partment. To every one who dropped I'm
at his cafe, at Elm and White streets.
he took great pleasure in telling Of his
presentation last evening with a hand.
somely engrossed set OF resolutions of
esteem and respect from the men who
were his former subordinates.
Inc men, to the number of four or five
hundred, headed by a brass band.
marched from the stables, at Avenue {
and Seventeenth street, to Murphy's hall.
at Desbrosses and Hudson streets a com :
mittee headed by Chairman William
Ilagarty calling at the Hickory Club ia
Hudson street, and capturing Mr. Ken
nedy.
Arriving at the hall, District Superin-
tendent Clarke formally presented the
resolutions to Mr.. Kennedy likenng him
10 Abraham Lincoln. with his malice
towards none, with charity for all"
Mr.. kennedy's reply was brief and to
the point. He said:
Mr.. Chairman and Friends: Your action to-.
night indicates that the men are satisfied I ac-
ccpt your kind words and your kinl testimonial
with pride and pleasure. because they come from
men who worked with me and sustained me and
for them | shall always cherish the kindest re-
CARDS
Happy speeches were made by Coun-
se.l)r LOTUS and Others ani after re-
freshments the gathering broke up with
rousing cheers for Commissioner" Ken
nely.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
AM R en- ROOF GARD \.

formerly. There were hollows beneath
his cheek bones. and an attenuated look
about his temples. new to Miss Isle.
Has your brother been ill?" she
asked, as Alan paused to examine an old
wing Wh;Sn was =, the pride Of her r heart,
q low Eoce, glancing around to assure
herself that Alan was out of earshot.
when he was young man and we
were staying with my married sister at
Liverpool. there was a tremendous firs
opposite the house, and Alan got his
side hurt IN saving a woman; ne mas
that he wants a wife to take care Of him
but he always gives me one. answer
that he Is waiting Curious, Is IL notT'
Very" Miss Lisle replied. in faint
one objec, of Miss Grey's visit was
the interviewing OF student mistress,
whom Miss Isle thought fitted to fill .
vacancy at Lnnchester; hence. for q
short time Alan and Miss Isle were
as this your ideal Ife?" he asked, alb
ruptly, referring TO their converse ton Of
twelve years ago as though 1t were OF
yesterday.
piled. slowly. her innate truthfulness
sc@Psdins pss Of the Pns5 t Cushioned
i Know Alan exclaimed, Joyfully.
YOU are tired of being alone in q
crowd. Come TO me now. BE my wire
at last. nave waited Tor tWelSe years.
Like 81 lightning fash Miss Lisle saw
the two paths stretching before her; the
prominent lonely position she now occu-
pied contrasting itself with the quiet,
dual life in Alan's country home. What
a falling from her pedestal, what lay
ing down OF her colors 1t would be! Burn
ing words OF hers against the folly OF
girls regarding marriage as the sole de-
sirable fate Of woman REQUIRED 70 her.
More than once such words had been
uttered in the school hall and elsewhere.
"Ah," people would say. she has only
been waiting for chance. after all"
Alan was very close TO her: his hand
touched her sleeve; she felt his breath
upon her cheek, The one or the many
''Stella!" and her hand was locked in
his.
She snatched it away.
mo! No? Ii cannot be! Never ASH
Never"
mo
Then shall have to wait until the
end" and the dreary ring in Alans
voice echoed Cor Miss Lisle until the end
Within sight of the school ran an ele-
waited Viaduct, and an hour later Mas
lislS watched the train, which was
bearing Alan away, cross and disap.
pear How large and lonely the school
seemed, How ugly the west wing. for
the building OF which she had striven SO
The last pun of steam died away
against the darkenei blue of the sky.
and Miss Lislc, resting her head upon
the hard wood OF a school desk, found
the hot tears yelling up into her eyes.
The love Of the one had been pitted
had lost; but il would cry In her heart
bitter wall until in the 'onsummqtion
OF all things, Its cravin.- should be
stilled.-Longman's Magazine.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

mental conflict. which in the silence of
the night had been fought and stihed,
was rekindiiGg Us forces The ~ ani ct
thrust far away the worry and toll of
school life, to lull ambition into sooth-
ing slumber, and to idealize narrower;
but more sheltered and peaceful
sphere Miss Isle felt the mystic
spell and trembled.
The bells suddenly. ceased. Speech
became necessary. Alan stood up and
turned his hack upon the window.
Miss Ltsle, | love you as much as a
man can love, WIN you he my wife,
The simple, manly words brought a
rose to her feet. Now that the crisis
had come she was firm to meet It,
MIR. Grey, thank you for the honor
you would understand without words. -"
You do not love me-
But you could love me in time.
could make YOU love me. ! know 1t. l
feel it,"
Miss Lisle ninchcd beneath his lmpet-
uous words.
umphautly. II will wait month. 81
year, any time: only let me try to win
you" ,,
but very gently; 1T is not my Intention
rlad 1t would not satisfy me"
stella, II you love me It would change
AL lVhl. 7 GU "bull b' UhpPN Ah''I.
No, ! should no, be happy even, then.
! should not be true to'my IDEALS"
Life win me does not come up 10
your ideal, suppose Man replied tli-
true, nut / offer you myself. my whole
life, the best that Is In me.
And / can give You nothing IN re-
turn" ..-n,
Nothing" and Miss Isle picked up
her hat and glove.
Alan barred her way to the door Tor
q hrisi moment His voice was husky
Your ideal life will fail you one day,
and then--remember that ] shall be still
waiting
Miss Grey returned from church to
find Alan packing his portmanteau.
Twelve years later Miss I.isle had real
izei many OF Aer early ambitions, As
the successful head mistress Of a large
ami thriving girls high school. and as "A
Of larS~ town, her sphere was by no
means narrow. At forty scarcely a gray
hair was spparrnt In her ubuniant
masses OF dark hair, and her face had
sun the Clcar-Cut, marble-like beauty
which sometimes remains even TO cN-
IRENE Old as.
It vas q hagy Autumn afternoon TO-
wards the end OF long holiday" when
upon lam head mistress, Miss Grey.
She stood at window as the hanson
: pnet, ana saw twJ figures, lus.elI OF
one, emerge from it and approach the
v.si-u'S' door.
Twelve years had rassed since she had
seen A,an Grey The sight Of him
moved her more than she had thought
possible.
said, warmly greeting her friend.
Alan's deep blue eyes searched Miss
Lises face with a curiously questioning
glance. He was much thinner than
The evening world., 1894-07-04

Yes, Miss Llsle." Alan said, advancing
with the handkerchief: " come and be
experimental upon once more viii he
your medium"
His frank blue eyes challenged her to
measure her will with his. A faint flush
dawned In Miss Lisle's pale cheeks
~ warn you, Mr.. Grey, that ! am not
but, nevertheless, took the handkerchief
and went into the corridor.
Alan placed his pencil case upon the
table and decreed that Miss Lisle
sso he bindfoide3 ID her and led her into
the room His eyes shone with the
strength OF his determination. and his
Miss Isles mouth was closed IN firm,
lines. Her head was raised a little and
thrown back with the air Of one who
fears no defeat
CULVER OF excitement ran around
the room. There were those who guessed
that it was more than play to Alan
r tn s SrE m sh9Sk ss Ssf0f FROM
n %ade t Sep afV RS R RfFs @
flushed a deep red, Slowly. waverngly
Miss Isle put out her free hand Gnd
grasped the pencil case.
There was a babel OF voices. The
spell was broken. Miss l.isle, tore off
convincing pencil case. The angry
color surged over her face and neck,
and even flashed down the little pointed
opening in her bodice. She dropped the
pencil case as though It stung her,
II detest YOU" she exclaimed, with
the accent and bearing OF a petulant
Only those in the immediate vicinity
had caught her words but all had seen
the impetu us flight OF he dign'fled Miss
wonted melting OF the ice.
They. gave up notwithstanding and
took themselves to dancing again-all
save Alan, who wandered discousolnte-
stairs. Behind which Of those closed
doors hnd Miss Lisls taken refuge
Would she ever forgive him his victory
II was like an electric shock when
Are you lost. Mr.. Grey? Shall
guide you downstairs?
Alan felt as. though the cold. clear
tones were little rills OF water triCkling
beneath his shirt-front But a stout
heart beat at the correct spot IN his six
feet OF flesh and blood,
MISS Isle, are You gciag to bear
malice" And he turned and walked al
- thlak it Is YOU who may be expected
rene answer, II have been rdiculousiy
rude to YOU. Pass the verdict as tempo,
rary manly aud forgive me
properly, Alan exclaimed boldly.
What dI9ormuls would please yon best
They We're nearing the last turn In the
corridor The music IN the hall rose tc
Alan seized Miss Isles hand
THIS formula would please me best
formula is hardly sppilca able" and Miss
L.isle, freeing her hand. ran auicki,
downstairs.
The evening world., 1894-07-04
THE ACTOR ARRESTED.
b,attv Musician Says Comedian
Grofe-Griff Annoyed Her.
%. Crew Desperate When Rejected
by Lille hutchinson.

,retty woman, with blonde hair.
cave her name as Lille hutchinson,
IN Second street. went to the Essex
w.rket Court to-day to prosecute Emil
c.o,e-Griff, SO years old, of 149 East Six
NTH street, on the charge of annoy
~ her with his attentions. She said
.so, she was at present employed as
~. erst yiolinist al the Volk's Garden,
on the Bowery'
rtree months ago she made the ac-
.n.intance OF Grofe-Griff In Cincinnati,
there she was acting as musical direc-
zoos. and he as a comedian for the
INC company. A strong friendship
.nrang I'D between the two. and they
,ontly accepted an engagement at Ak
ron O. They then came to this city.
and both found employment in the
yolk's Garden.
Miss hutchinson said that he wanted
10 marry her. but that she did not care
% become his wife. She alleges that he
Followed her like "a shadow, and at
Frying to slight him. 49,
"Beware." he said, according to Miss
Hutchinson, IL am desperate. You will
Fue the day you refused to accept my
she says he then got drunk, and has
been in that condition ever since. He
5ost his position at the Nolk's Garden
Rni then would watch for her to go
home. He would walk up to her on the
street and In tragic tones tell her that
Unless she consented to marry him he
onuld shoot her. He looked SO desperate
Hhat she became frightened and pro-
cured warrant for his arrest.
Police Justice Simms read the actor
! severe lecture. Grofe-Griff held his
hand over his heart and said 1t was
broken. ,,, -,
lille, II only want him to leave me
klone in the future
Justice Slmms remarked that III con
ksnuence OF her request he would deal
Mildly with the defendant this time,
but IL he came again under similar
fharge 1t would GO hard with him. lie
khon imposed a fine Of 50.
The actor did not have cent In his
pocket, and he was locked in jail. wait
ng for some friend to come and pay
his fine.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

bound upon her knee. sat in calm
serenity and viewed the scamper,
r, surely, the very demon Of mischief
dropped over her mighty armful of
hay. For one awful moment the youth
ful members Of the association stood
triumph, completed the entombment.
No struggling here! Pile on pile OF
hay and still no resistance! Under such
wese sReea wSy
pered Kate Hilbert, her big eyes OPEN
/ ing their widest.
A simultaneous dash was made at the
spot where Miss Lisle might be found
The hay was scattered TO right and left
and Miss Lisle was revealed. In re-
cumbent position. but in no wise dis
turbed. save that her hat had disap-
Have you finished" she inquired
coolly. looking round for her missing
headgear.
Alan fished it out and presented it to
her with a deep reverence.
ALLOW Inc to congratulate you, Miss
Lisle, on your admirable GOODNESS under
his straw with an extravagant wave.
THANK you. Mr.. Grey" And Miss
Lisle picked the wisps Of hay from her
hat and put it on.
Evans to a mistress; sit speaks
well for masculine courage to attempt
such deed" During the. two months
frequently, and various conjectures as
to the possible elimination of affairs
were rife among the mistresses. II was
evident that Alan sought Miss Isles
society on every possible occasion. but
It was not 50 evident whether his at
tentions met with any response from
Miss Isle. They watched in vain for
a sign. Of self-consciosness upon her
proud face.
Miss Grey was somewhat astonished
at Alan's prolonged visit. She expected
2 week n a fortnight to be the utmost
limit of his stay.
name - he asked his sister abruptly, as
they sat in the garden together one
dusky Summer evening.
Stella" replied Miss Grey in star
tied voice. light suddenly breaking in
upon her.
." Polar star" calculated Alan. and ST.
lence reigned again.
end when Miss Grey gave little even
ing party, the guests being her own stan
Of mistresses and the masters from the
boys grammar school.
one Of the large class-rooms was con
Verted, for the nonce. into n drawing
room. ard some one proposed that they
should try little thought-reading there
Several victims were blndfOlded. and
did. or d's mol, obey IN" VIII OF the inc
dunn with varying success.
Mss Lsle ana the head master dis,
Cussed tlc new method OF teaching Ian,
gusges in the intervals between each at
Hiss Lisle. do come and try" ex.
claimed Miss Evans, IN search OF a fresh
"It is OF no USE" Miss Lisle replied
been eNperimented upon several times &c
=" But DO come and try tonight" per,
sisted M!ss Evans.
The evening world., 1894-07-04

The bright June sunshine filled one Of
the broad corridors OF Manchester Girls
Irammar School with flood of glori-
ous light. and through the open win
lows faint sweet wind came. whisper
ING AMI signing, languid with the
warmth OF Il Summer afternoon. The
school was still-sa>e for the drum,
drum, of scales in distant mushroom.
anu an occasional rustic from behind
'he closed doors of the class-rooms,
"here preparation was going on
drOUsliy
A lrln, even step rang on the polished
noor AMI Miss Lisle. siXth-form mis-
'ress' passed through the sunlit cor
r'uof. her proud, dark face as haughtily,
az cJ.i'y serene as ever. She knocked
at the door of the head mistresss office
shd obeyed the answering: GONE in"
An unusual sight presented itself. A
ieai live man was lounging at his ease
III the broad window-seat of the
'ahctum sanctorum. his hands in his
buckets, his fair head crushing the mus
IN curtains remorselessly.
MY brother. Miss Lisle," and the i'll
uuder rose to his six feet and returned
MSS Isles frigid bow. He felt that
ue cold. dark eyes had weighed him
ana disposed of him in one swift
glance.
Mss Lise turned to the head mistress
aAu stated her errand In terms which
we're marvel of comprehensive con-
ehenes.
one came as a deputation from the
S" suggesting some slight change in
s"e routine of the morrow's work \
,.quest preferred by Miss Isle was, as
,s e histresses well knew. sure to OBJ
"il consideration.
"a lew references to the time table. Il
I,o LII discussion OF details, and Miss
Isle Withdrew.
| r. congregation of four awaited heI
.he mistresses' room.
vel? Can II be done?"
.. nes It Is settled as you wish"
aloner'
insre was no difficulty about It