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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
The GIANT OF MEDICINES.
The Most Effective and Popular Remedy
Ever Discovered.
W7sy Is 1t so Effective in so Many Different
Diseases (?

WHY The diseases
and remedy that affect the cause cures
PAIN and the that painful leads people deny that dis
has Of sensation and the
good order: We look at
kidney
Now them KIDNEY DIS
unsupported
Futerng
Scading
in
sudden
of
kidneys
About It does bad stae. Of the precisely have
blood through their walls and in the water while the the
the entire body 9I al he aSgs
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

The following resolutions were adopted
1T meeting Of Farmers lodge i. o. O. f.
WHEREAS. 1t hath pleased Almighty
God to remove from our lodge, No. 3i9,
l. o. 0. f., our brother George Amdon,
and
WHEREAS, He had endeared himself to
his brothers by his uniform kindness and
courtesy. as well as by his genial DISPOSE
tion and for these reasons he will be great.
ly missed. Therefore be il
Resotced, That we tender to his family
and mourning friends our heartfelt sym
pathy In this their hour OF bereavement,
and can only offer them the consolation
that they mourn not as they that have no
hope, but rejoice in the fact that when
they too shall have passed the vail they
shall meet again with him whom they
have lost.
Resoloed, That we tender copy of these
resolutions TO his mourning widow, and
also that copy shall be published in tha
Owosso TINES. j. III. CLARKE,
Com.
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shiawassee.
Winter has a sure grip on us this tin

Winter has sure grip on us this time.
Some important changes have taken
place lately in the city by the water. The
grist mill is under the control Of John
Mccall, Mr.. Hunt having accepted stu
alton at Deer Creek, his former home.
The paper mill has been leased 10 Detroit
parties and will hereafter be known as the
Vernon Paper Co. and will manufacture
printing paper and MANILA stock.
Every body IS busy with hog killing
just now. land all should market their
pork Mt Owosso-Ed.1
Henry Russell spent Sunday at Byron,
Daniel Cassellman informed MS that hi
bought bottle of soothing syrup "for my
boy" Surely the population of our city
IL on the increase. Reno.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
We are bound to lead not to follow at
Benedict's

Great bargins In Tea Sets & Hanging
Lamps, from now until Christmas.
80 Hanging Lamps sold last week, TO be
delivered Christmas Morning.
A decorated Tea Set of SO peiccs for
81. 90.
Hanging Lamps from SO, 90 for beauty
up to $14,00.
20 per cent off on all Crockery, China,
Glass, Lamps & Groceries.
Look at our 10 & 25 cent Counter, goods
worth from 80 cents to $1.O0, you would
be surprised.
BE sure and notice our fine display of
Silver Spoons. Rogers Bros. triple plate
knives g. forks only SO. 90 dozen. warranted
Novelties in Holiday Goods arc coming
daily at Benedict's. Beebcs Old Stand.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

Col. Joseph H. Thornton, of
Cincinnati, o., an honored war vet
eran, was for Is years victim of
that old soldiers complaint, chronic
diarrhoea. Two dozen bottles Of
Warmers safe cure restored his liver
to health and cured his ailment. His
daughter was very i'll of an obstinate
disorder, which the best physicians
failed to relieve. She had also palp-
itation of the heart, intense pains in
the head; nervous dyspepsia, and all
her vital organs were involved. By
three months faithful home treatment
with Warmers safe cure, alone, she
was fully restored to health. The
cure was permanent. Col. Thorton
will tell you it is true i you write him
and enclose stamped envelope.
Woods official railroad guide for
Michigan, for December, has been
received. 1t is a valuable publication
Published monthly at $Ioo year,
by John r. Wood, Detroit Mich.
Send The TINES, for 1887, as a
holiday present to some distant
friend. 1t will be as good as So
letters and do something to attract
attention to our city and its manifold
industries.
Elk Gov. c. M. Croswel died at
his home in Adrian, Monday, aged
II years.
Proprietor H. B. Kinney, Weldon
House, Earlville, N. Y, was run
down by overwork and threatened
with Bright's disease, followed by
stone in the kidney and bladder,
which produced intense pain and
spasms. A council of physicians did
him no good. He passed fresh blood
from the urinary organs. Everything
else failing, he was finally fully re.
stored to health by Warmers safe
cure, as hundreds of thousands OF
other acute sufferers have been. Don't
take Warmers word for il. Write
Mr. Kinney enclosing stamp), and
ask your friends and neighbors about
Warmers safe cure.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Work Done by the Chemistry Class
ct tho High School.

On Friday last Trustees Carson, DIR.
Mccormick and Woodland paid an official
visit to the High School, and spent most
of the afternoon with Prof. 0. G. Bates
chemistry class. rn..t.
Mr.. Leslie Wood read an essay on Gun.
powder, giving its history, composition.
mode of manufacture and uses. He then
manufactured sample of gunpowder be-
fore the class and exploded it.
Miss Allie Bryan read an essay on
Bleaching Powder giving an account
of the various processes of bleaching"
from tho earliest ages down to the present
day. BY means Of figures drawn by her
upon the blackboard, she illustrated and
described the process as practiced at the
present time; the chemicals used and
their action and effect. This paper was
exhaustive and pleased the visitors very
much.
DR.. Mccormick then quizzed the. class
on chemical symbols, reactions analysis
and synthesis, most of which questions
were answered promptly and correctly.
He then had members of the class analyse
solution of common salt, chlorate of
potash, etc., etc., explaining each step as
they proceeded. Geo. M. Dewey, Jr.,
manufactured specimen Of calomel for
the visitors.
On the whole the class showed great
proficiency and arc credit both to them
selves and their instructor. They have al
ready acquired a large amount of practical
and useful information in this particular
field OF study. The class consists of 10 Of
the brightest students ever composing II
senior class in this school.
This drill was again repeated yesterday,
Miss May Howe reading an essay on
Lime, cements, etc." Miss Harshbarger
on Graphite and manufacture of lead
pencils" Fred Jennette on Diamonds;
method of estimating their value" Blanche
Mahaney on Nitro glycerine."
1t would be pleasure, am sure to any
of our citizens to pay this laboratory a
visit and see the young chemists at work.
Con.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Reception at oakside School.

Mrs. l.. E. Gould assisted by Misses
Collins, Chittenden and Conant, will re.
ceive the friends of Oakside school, Wed
nesday evening. Dec. 20. The exercises
will comprise music, readings, recitations.
etc. A cordial invitation is extended TO
all and especially to those who have been
connected with the school at any time to
be present on that evening
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned, Treasurer of the
city of Owosso, will be at his Office
over Stewart &lCo.'s bank, on and
after Saturday, Dec 4, for the pur-
pose Of receiving taxes. go Z
c. H. CossITT, City Treas.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Opera House Sample Rooms and Res.
taureut.

This place has been re.opened and re-
fitted under management of Cbas. 8. Mer-
rill. Free soup will be served from 8 TO
II a. M, and from 8 TO Top. m. Meals at
all hours at 10 cts, prepared by a firsiclass
cook, MIR. r. Healy, Of Toledo, o. Every
thing is first class. Customers will receive
every attention. First door south OF
Copas' meat market.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

The young peoples meetings of the
Congregational church are increasing in
interest each week and the "colloqu'al
conversations" Of the pastor are adding
greatly TO the interest of the evening
preaching service.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Second National Bank
of Owosso, for the election of direct
ors, will be held at its banking house
in the city of Owosso on Tuesday,
January nth, 1887, a. o'clock, p. m.
Dated, Dec. 10th, 1886.
E. M. Miller, Cashier.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
THE MARKETS.
Prices paid In Owosso on Friday Morning
OF This Week
Farm Fer Sale.

! offer my farm of 80 acres, situated 81
miles north of Main street on Mulberry
street. Owosso, for sale, and also milk
route of five years standing. For terms,
enquire of I. PRINCE,
Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Shiawassee.

Notice is hereby given that l will
receive taxes at my home on Friday
of each week, beginning Dec. 10th,
during December; at Bancroft the
nth, I4th, 18th, aIst and aSth, and
Jan. Ist; at Shiawassee Mills Dec. 10
and 80. RUDOLPH Colby,
...s.s. Treasurer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Hurrah for the Holidays /!

The undersigned have opened first.
class candy kitchen and manufacture all
kinds of home made candy. Every one
buying 25c. worth Of candy will be en-
titled to a chance on handsome pyramid
which will be drawn on the 30th of De
cember. Come one, come all and Gee.
CARRIER BROTHERS.
North side of Exchange street west
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the First National Bank of
Owosso, will be held at its banking
house in the city of Owosso, on Tues
day, January nth, 1887, at o'clock,
p. m.
L. d. Dewey,
Vice President.
Dated Dec Jst 1895
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
CIV SAFE CURE

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ssna Collecting
s s ss My @ % try
harder through the and een Me Heart
@ Gg0m The m one s % Ct Ss%pn SV the
!1kALE COMPLAINTS: What have said about Congestion ppy with
do SS en % % rS
n sos rfsu s1sd s SSss n d Sa s @ %
BLOOD DISORDERS: that
their thick fars blood boihsd irritable skin disappeared
purified lungs impurities
body and local al @ | e sa sT s mere
blood purifier known The treatment thorough
with stomach Dyspepsia indigestion waieb
e pa @ nS Of spp s s snsrsy SSw Thea
@ kidney poison People dose themselves with all Of stomach ree but get
wing kidney and liver action by the means of the only
coNsIiPAT!oN-PILEs These ailments
y he he H 1psn 0 1' into
cnpsd hnp this eysSy fO0Wed by piles ALMOST always an indication
kidceys Of CURE
Many peope nson headache
peraD kidney spite done
suffering which
TsI r. TASTs @ &
discovered the number Of human
mot ssSy bsn sss for @ past ys
medicine and value
dreadful fear d Bghts disease but tell them from
and ALL powerful because Of
wbo nd himself yaS after little odd that
ought not %O% to the real SSs Ct BIS q be
snd g WARTEs justify
eases are really attributable dan Of kidneys they
disappear restored to health
ASK your FRIENDS AND MEIGH8ORS KHAT THEY THINK or
''wARNER'S SAFE CURE"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

The TIMES is not just now booming
any man as candidate for U. 8. Senator
but IL Michigan is ever fortunate enough
TO be represented there by Hon. L. s.
Lacey, of Charlotte, she will have Sena.
tor of whom every man in the State
would have reason to be proud. Mr.. l..
has many admirers hereabouts who hope
to see him come out successful In the Sen
atorial contest.
Mrs. G. K. Shattuch received letter
from o. w. Stcbbins. Montgomery. Ala.
last week in which he says: Thirteen
inches of snow on dead level this morn
ing Biggest snow storm ever known in
this country. The schools were all dis
missed and no business done at all; it was
a regular holiday. Gangs of men and
boys from 10 to 100 were snow balling
every one who came out on the street.
The police in large numbers had to come
out to stop the fracas, and everything
quieted down about o'clock.
Rev. Stalker and wife were called to
Ann Arbor on Monday to attend the fun.
eral of Mrs. Stalker's sister who died Sat.
urday, and for years had been mission.
airy to India.
The University boys are home for the
holiday vacation
L. ID. Hayt. of Rush. lately received
$3.50 from the Elkhart life insurance COM
cany. having carried policy on his wife's
mother. The total cost to him was 1926.
The Congregational church has arranged
to have presentation party on Xmas.
eve for the chapel" school and stcreop.
tican exhibition with something else for
the entire school, Tickets of admission
will be issued to all the members of the
school and seats will be reserved foi them.
The rest of the house will he occupied by
the parents and friends. 1t will be expect
ed that each one who comes will bring
some article which would help make up
good Xmas tree and that will be packed
and sent to McMillcn in the Northern part
of the State. A like attempt was so sue
ces,ful last year that there has come
general call from the school for an annual
review of the lesson in giving in this way.
S. B. Fuller & Co. will sell the best
water white oil for 10 cents per gallon, in
one to five gallon lots, for a few days.
Oriental Encampmcnt /. O. o. F. elect.
ed the following officers Wednesday even
ing.
G. Pc. Mccormick
s. W.-M. Keyte.
Secy.-W. Matlock.
Fin. Secy.-A. Robertson.
Treas. II. Goetzen.
]. W.-Geo. Charlton.
Rep. to Grand Encampment--C. Nc
Cormick, A. Robertson.
Work in the degrees next Monday even
ing.
AT the last regular meeting of Wilson
Tent, No. 1859, X. o. T. NJ. the following
officers for the ensuing year were elected:
Sir KIT p. C.-G. w. Darling.
CIV. Matlock.
1t C.-Wm. e. Swall.
Z" F.K.-Fred H. Clark.
r K-A TT Hathowoy
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Rush.

On Friday of each week l will re-
ceive taxes at the store of d. Bare,
Henderson. FRANK SMITH,
Treasurer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

Get your horses shod at the shop of
d. Dwight; steel toe corks and the
best nails in the market used.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
PANAMA BALM yE Tn A5sR S ven, # 6

The grandest and simplest known remedy
for oil Female Trouble to which woman.
kind is heir-$1 per box of one months
treatment. Reliable Lady Agents can
make money for themselves and become
benefactors to their race by engaging in
the sale of this remedy. For medicine and
circulars, address
PANAMA MED. CO., Frankfort, Ind.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Notice

Dated, Dec. Ist, 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07

NEw IMPORTED WARS
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BRoTHER).
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSpEC-
sTlON A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
NEW PARIS AND Berlin E WRAPS.
NEW ENGLISH WALKING JACK ETS
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQCH.
NEW ASTRAKAN SEAL PLUSH AND DIAGO-
NEW IMPORTED LISTERS AND NEWMAR-
GEE SU j. Ga s1I HAIR AND FRENCH
sILK. cHuppA .AND CASHMERE sHAwIs IN
NOVELTIES in HYMALAYA. SCOTCH PLAID
AND TRAVELLING SHAWL
IMMENSE AssORTM ENT OF IMPORTED DRESS
FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBIN ALTON
SUITS RANGING FROM 5OC. TO SIS PER
ALL TIE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
ELEGANT PENTES FOR DRESS FRONTS AND
PANELS WITH SArHES To MATCH
NEW GOLD AND SILVER BKOCADED SATINS
SILK SEAL PLUsHLs FROM $3.50 TO SIS PER
SILK PLusHEs ALL coLoRs FROM s125 TO
TRsf6tssE AND !sI pERINers KID GLOVES.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKEkCHIEFS AND
THE BkSr MAKES OF MERrNo UNDERWEAR
FOX LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS.
~ SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
~ PLAIN FlGUkES ANDCOR PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street
Established 1910. oC2
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO hAlLRoAp.
Schedule In effect. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER lotn
lSoc, until further potct

-
Leave Washington ftom station. corner OF New yer.
sef avenue and street
~. For Chicago ioOo a m and loIo pm. daily. The
aud chicago. arriving IN Pittsburgh AZ s:5 IN Iii
es1 neAl morning AT 800. No A. charged
For Cncinnsii. Louisville ST. daily MT $50
Se sieepxs Cars to sSve eh p, sssqn ss, aud A
800 pm Is fast limited trsin TO Cincinnati nnd "a
81 ouis o;4o pm No extra fare rs charged Tina
For Pittsburgh At 1000 a m and q IS n. M daily IA
fittsosrgh. slsxeisnd aud Detroit with Monarch Par.
For Lexington and Local STATIONS $40 a m daily
for Havre-de-Grsce. Newark. singcriy. whining
ton shester ana fhiiHdelphia $50 IA, i:a5 pm and
For baltimore on W ok days 5. s:so. Gao -.ao san
sna a io ,3 an; IA i;2o $40 ,sominule tran
For baltimore sundays 90 80, s:s,, az ,,,.,s
am. lao. isso. $3.50. 4so 5so. Gao 40 So
For shrnapdoah Valley Railroad and points sou,s
40 a M ana 2;so pm; dlS 10 m has sleeper from
For Wilmington. Delawal e. and intermediate ,o,u,
between baltimore aud Wilmington. $40 D. M daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and l2:lo and 4.ao N m
For Way stations between Washington aud Rain.
aud 40 pm. On sundays $50 ANA 80 so
a., a;ao ,; 40 md li0 an tor stations on Me!ropo
pm daily; 4;.o pm daily except Sunday. for prnci-
sunday Stops at ali stations. For aud
INT mediate points lo:oo .nl l-:So and A 4: 20
s:4O - m. daily, except sunday.
For Hag, rstown lO:Uu "a and 5:3l nm. daily. en-
cepi Sunday.
trains rive from the West daily $40. 7:2o am.
l:lo. $50 and lo:3o pm. Iittie Rock f-xpress.
from Philadvlphia. Chester Wilmington, Ane-
gerry. Newark and hayre de Grace. ll:lo a. M, 3:2u
pm. and 1o.tDv q. daily.
Prom Wilmington aud intermediate points north Of
Baltimore ll:I5 am
from Annapolis. $50 a. m and ESQ and 5:25 pm
Sunday. 1889 N M. 6:35 pm.
rom harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad 30 n.
M daily except sunday.
From Frederck an intermediate points, s:25 a. IN,
and S:lo - IN. daily except sunday.
Trains leave BALTIMORE Tor Washington af 5.l0.
$50. .:20. 900. 300 aid 1880 M. lx:l5 2.so g. A.
40. 3. ESQ .:s5, q and ll:oo pm; sunday :.
$50. .:2o, S:OO and Boo Am. l:3u 2:50. 10 5-0
go. TAD, and so pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except 1:25 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Odioe, Washington Station olg aud 1891
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of l4th street, where
orders will be taken for baggage TO be check ed aud
received al any point In the city.
Il. DUNHAM, OK LORD
Gen Manager Baltimore rseool a
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

T AIDES, RETURNING TO THE CITY, READY
to do their Fail Sewing, can rent at our Office a
New Improved Light-Runnng Sewing NJ ac hine any
of the most approved patterns at % per month"; by
the week. kent paid deducted of price OF Machine II
purchased later.
Prompt attention to telephone and mail orders
THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No q, SO much
spoken Of of which have The sole agency. has
Gently been greatly improved by the increase OF the
size Of Its shuttle 10 double It's former size The
AUTOMATIC Tension Cap: compete outfit of silver
plated tools in handsome morocco. plushned. metal
bound case and ebvnzed cabinet work. The very
latest.
samples Of Arasene Embroidery done on the New
No. Z. sent by mail on application.
A legal guarantees furnished with all Machines we
sell. rent or repair
q AUERBACH, cor. 9TH and II sts
Telephone call 1927 au2I
TNHE WHITE IS KINGi THE ACME OF PER
II lectf0n In the category Of sewing Machines. A
Concentration and condensation Of mechanical genius
and skill The range OF work can not be excelled. It
Il thing OF beauty and Joy forever Call aud see as
]: McKkNNEf,s AT 9TH g NV; ! RICH RICH
rent Firstclass repairing done Also Central Office
for The Universal Patterns. See them my22
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RAILROADS.
AIR Lane

Trains leave r. and r. DEPOT 9th and streets:
.:l6 am -lniy. except sunday. Tor ls ncfonrt ana
intermediate stations.
ll:l5 am.-DaIy for Lvnchburg. Danviiie. Ash
VIE. Charlotte. Atlanta. and points South tuiimae
ou1ea si,epIng CARS 10 Atlanta. ana thence To New
Orleans
$50 pm-naiy. except sunday. Tor Manassas
>tsasoriE aud intermediate stations
o:so nm:-ilaiiy tor char oitesslile. LOUISVILLE Cnr
clnnail and points On Ches and ohio * Pullman
sieefsr Washington 10 Louisville.
liDO nm.-Daliy tor lynchburg. Charlotte. Copm-
el augusta Atlanta. NoatsLmefy. New orleans ana
points SOUTH fniiman palace outlet lceiing cars 70
MohtSoinery IN connection with Pullman pafiof carr
tiltssst 10 New Orleans Sleeper tn Augusta
1hrougn Trains from south arrive al Wa hington
$50 a. IA. aud SSo p.n from Louisville e:s0 m;
lyhcnourg local. 2;so pm: StrasburS local. lo:$o
am
tickets. sleeping car accommodation and informsp
ton nrnshed and baggage checked Office 0Ol
fennsyiSauia ave. and al passenger staliol Pennsy
vania Railroad. 9Th and ID sss
oc4 General pass.nger A gett
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Henry Loved Teresa.

But TERESA DID NOT LOVE HIM AND Is SUING
HIM FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
The New York Herald to-day says: Henry
Oehs is a wealthy Williamsburg brewer, and
also the defendant il a suit Tor $4,000 dam
ages, in which Teresa Boyer, a very
pretty young woman, who was his
houSekeeper year ago, Is the plaintiff
HI the coin plant Miss Beg declares that DUR
Ing her service Ia his eTupioy Ocns, who is
quite al elderly man, continually importGned
her TO marry him. Finally she got tired of de-
Ginning 10 be his wife ana left his employ He
then Geiuged her with correspondence. One of
his letters read as follows
DEAF WIFE: feel 50 bad that cannot see
YOU ieel sick ana unweli and only wish that
you was mere To cheer Inc mp. Ii you will only
e"Ine here and marry / will settle
my fortune upon you. You have a number of
clothes here which L have sent 10 the WASH
woman. Il you will only call and get the m
30 that may only see you and talk to NV sweet
one. My heart feels very heavy while YOU are
away. The nelghbors miss YOUR sweet face,
but not much more than 1 do. Ii you will come
back all VIII be forgiven. Iou will come back
sweet vile, and marry Inc. i will be your
friend to the end. Your loved one.
HENRY OcHs
Miss Boyer used most OF his letters TO make
hair crimpers- One night. while she was
At church, Ochs called upon her employer
and told him hat she had stolen some of
Dis tOchs1 diamonds Later ON Ochs met her
Ia Inc street and caused her arrest by a de-
tectivs on :; charge III Sealing the diamonds
The girl, with tears, protested her innocence
avenue stalion-iIouse. White she was there
Ochs came To the cell door, tainted her about
her posi'i m and said ne would get her ont IL
she w AID marry him. But she couldn't
IN the morning she was discharged. as there
was no proof against her, and the diamonds
had been found in Ochs' house. Her suit has
been br"ught In the supreme court, and Jus
uce Cullen yesterday issued an order for Ochs'
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CURTAIN PoLEs BRAckErs, WA11
PQCK EIS. &C

CURTAIN PoLEs, BRAckErs, Wall
POCKETS. &C.
Finely Polished Curtain Poles in 5-foot length in
walnut, cherry. ash or ebony. wood brass trimmed
at 2Sc each We furnish the same in g. 8, 10 and 12
foot length at propOrtonate low prices either with
without trimmings. Trimmings also sold separately.
Curtain Pins SC. doz: Curtain Chains from Csc We
would also call your attention to very large as
sOrtment OF Brackets.
We offer Corner Brackets from 15c up to S2.49
Side Brackets from 25c. to 93c
Clock shelves at A. TO &c. Toilet Brackets from
9Sc 70 lSS: Comb Boxes from DC; Medicine Clos
cts S9c to 81. SS; Hand painted Paper Mache Side
Brackets at ACC. and S9c.; Backing Cases 90c to
81 9o; Music racks at from 09c.; Towel Racks in
large variety, from 1Oc up to $3.50; Lovely Wall
Pockets IN all gilt with Plush and Satin painted CEN
ter at y9c.: Large handpainted Center Wall Pockets
finely finished. at 99c
Book Shelves in number of styles, in ash. cherry
and walnut. at rom 09c. to $3.49
Large EaSels, Ebony finish. SLIPS.
We oier also few fine Ebony Cabinets at greatly
reduced prices; $12 Cabinets tor %; SIS Cabinets
$40.
We have just received a beautiful line of Bronze
doubt not only the cheapest but also prettst
ever Offered here. We mention. especially atlrac-
tive, 12X12 Bronze Frame Mirrors 40 LAX at
81 80 Also wider Frame Mirror 14xl4, at $40,
and superb Mirror, which never offered even rs
low as $3.50 ut 81 3S
We are now daily receiving new and attractive
Goods, aud we intend to offer them ut prices satisc
tory to all