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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
The Butchers, Strike.

JERSEY CITY. November 10.-The situa-
tion of the strike at the hog abattoir on the
Hackensack Meadows was unchanged to-
day. A sheriff's posse is in charge. Not
any of the strikers were lettering about and
no difficulty is apprehended. At noon to-
day a patty of butchers arrived from New
York to fill the places of the strikers.
BEEr FROM CHICAGO.
TROY, November 1o.-Dealers here are
getting dressed beef from Chicago as usual.
Very little siaughtering is being done in
this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
A Suit for la

SAN FRANCISCO, November ID. J. Black
an employee of the California Electric
Light Company, while repairing the wires
of the company, on a pole at the corner OF
Market and Post streets, AUGUST llth last.
received shock Of electricity, which par
alyzsd his left side. Black Brought suit IN
from the company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

1t was the general opinion that Tam Mac
Saunders was cracked. Notwithstanding
this, Tam managed to persuade lady fair
to become his bride, and went to the minis
ter to arrange, matters. The reverend gen
tleman shared the common notion respect
ing Tam's mental capacity and therefore
proceeded with due caution in the matter.
Among other questions the minister asked !:
las this Is q very important step you are
about to take, you ought to consult your
parents about it. Have you done soY" ma.
nae fear o. me-" said Tam; "they never con-
suited me when they got marritl"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Su,Iiyan at sam Francisco.

SAN Francisco, November 10.-John L..
Sullivan, the champion pugilist, arrived
from the East to-day. This afternoon he
obtained lisense for sparring and box
ing exhibition to be given at the Pavilion
next Saturday evening. Chief of Police
Crowley says that he will not permit prize
fight; nothing more than boxing exhibi-
tiOn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Droxy ned.

ASTORIA, Ogn., November 1o.-Last night
toward dark two boats from the rival sailor
boarding houses went toward the sea to
board an incoming vessel. The water was
very rough and thev could not get along
side. One boat noticed the other boat dis
appear. 1t contained Joe Baker, Jonson and
Sweeney, and all three are supposed to be
drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Whitc mouse yisitors.

WASHINGTON, November 10.--Prince Kom-
atsu, uncle of the Mikado of Japan. called
at the White House to-day. in company with
princess Kan atsu and memberso OF his suite
and paid their respects to the President.
They were received in the Blue Parlor.
During the reception. which was quite In
formal, Mr.. Cleveland entered the parlor,
and the visitors were individually presented
to her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
A Disappearance.

SAN Francisco. November 10. - Leo
Hirsch. ss years old. has been missing for
some days. A few months ago Hirsch's
parents were found dead In bed from ss.
phyxiation. Hirsch was subject to fits OF
dependency and suffered from cancer OF
the stomach. 1t is the opinion that he has
committed suicide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Sentenced TO Death.

TIsNovA, November 10-Captain Nabo-
koff. the Russian who led the recent revolt
at Bourgas, has been tried by the Bulgarian
authorities for causing an insurrection and
convicted. He was sentenced to death.
His fellow conspirators have also been tried
and sentenced to fifteen years imprison-
mtqlt each
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Justice woods.

New YORK, November 10.-The Worlds
Washington special says Justice Woods
will leave here tomorrow for New York in
order to consult with some high medical
authority. He is not absolutely certain that
he has consumption. He has chills every
day and a persistent cough. He intends to
have the best possible authority pass upon
his case, aud then he will go to Newark,
ride out every day when it is pleasant. At
ter short visit to Newark he will go South
for several weeks then he will go to South
Angeles by Christmas. and will stay in that
part of California during the winter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
A Sensation.

VIENNA, November 10.-An article in the
Warsaw Gazette has caused sensation
here. The writer warns Poland that in
clinging to Austria Hungary she leans upon
decaying Empire whose miserable col
lapse is drawing near; that the Empire will
soon be partitiOned as was Poland, amid
the Civilizations of one half of the people
who are now living in grumbling, discon-
tent under the Hapsburg scepter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
The First District.

SAN FRANCISCO, November TO- With Del
Norte, Humboldt, Trinity and slsikyon
counties to hear from, the official count in
the First Congressional District gives Garter
(Rep) 10,sl0. Thompson (Dem) 12143. Del
Norte in 1884 gave Henley tDem) SO major
ity, Humboldt gave Carothers (kep) III,
Trinity gave Carothers 25, and Sisikyon
gave Heniey 145.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Isranaef,s Resiguatiou.

SOFIA, November 10. .-Branaff, the prefect
of Sofia, has resigned. His dismissal had
been demanded by Kaulbars, because he
had elected Russian subjects from the
Sofia Council Chamber. The Project al
once offered to resign, but Kaulbars in
sisted that the government dismiss him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
An EucvcIicaILetter.

RoME, November 1O.-The Vatican is pre-
pairing for publication an encyclical letter,
copdemning and stigmatizing the Italian
government, whose policy, the letter will
say, places the Pope in power of a revolu-
ton which menaces his liberty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Santn Iynrbnra Coumty,

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10.-Otiicial re-
turns from Santa Barbara county give Swt6
liza, Bartlett 1884; Vandever 1874, Lynch
1l37.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

SAN FRANCISCO, November 1O.-The fruit
growers will hold their annual convention
at Sacramento on the 18th inst They have
obtained reduction of fares on all ra .lroad
lines in this State to Sacramento during the
convention.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
weather Indications.

SANFRANcIsco, November rl0.-Indications
for the twenty-four hours commencing at
A M, November 11th, for California, fair
weather, except on coast from Point Con-
ception northward local rains and Wednes-
day night local rains In Sacramento valley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
The Supreme Judge Vote.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4O.-Ofsicial re-
turns from thirtyfour counties, and the un-
official county in San Francisco. show the
following vote for Supreme Judges: Patter =
son rs, ,227, Mcfarland BAL, Hamllt0n 3d.
IA, Temple S3,7H, Waters 6o,0S3, Sullivan
7O32y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Mono ana d inyo Counties.

SAN FRANCISCO, November l0.-In the
Sixth district Mono county gives Vandever
450, Lynch ga; lnyo county, vanIever 349.
Lynch 294.
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now sas Faith.

had been troubled all winter with cold
and pain in the chest and got no relief from
Physicians. AT the same time was adver-
tising Dr. Hosankos Cough and Lung Syrup.
had little faith, but thought 10 try II as .
last resort now believe even more than
they tell me of its curative qualities. From
the News, Elizabethtown. Ky.l. Sample
bottle cents at c. Y. Heinzeman's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Sixth DISTRICT.
yandever's steadily Dimi ishing
Ma iOrity.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 1o.-The Call
has dispatch giving the official count OF
Fresno county, as follows: Swift 1889, Bart
lett 1739 vandever 1879, Lynch 1914. This
makes the Sixth Congressional district
r,d at fhe,. foll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

Official returns from other counties in the
Sixth district are still lacking.
With Alpine, Los Angeles and San Diego
the Sixth District stands: Vandever 1854.
Lynch IL .16l. Alpine county gave Swift "a
majority
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Approved.

Minister Globet has notified the French
Academy of his approval OF the Academy's
acceptance of Chantilly. the gift OF Due
D'Anmale. 1t is expected the question of
the recall of the Due D'Anmale will be dis
cussed by the Cabinet. President Grevy
nersOnallY faYers the recall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

J. J. Bodkin was informed against yester-
day in the Superior Court, Department No
/, by the District Attorney. The informa'
tion charges the defendant with the crime
of murder. He will be arraigned this
morning at 10 o'clock, and meanwhile Is out
on S5 900 bonds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

Ghiradelli's solu ole cocoa is freshsr.
stronger and superior TO any imported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Effect of Saiisbury,s speech.

The speech made by Lord Salisbury at the
Lord Mayors banquet, in London, yester-
day, strengthens the position of Count
Kalnoski, and the feeling in the Hungarian
delegation is becoming composed. and the
members appear less distrustful of
Kalnoski.
speech portends a fresh grouping OF the
powers, similar to that which Count
Ardrassy evoked at the Berlin Congress.
Committee of the delegation will meet to-
morrow, Count Ardrassy presiding. 1t is
probable the Committee will demand that
the 1mperial Government resist the es,ab-
lishment of an exclusively Russian inhu-
ence in Bulgaria
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
FOREIGN.
The Successor Of Prince
Alexander.
LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH.
Russian ReyolutiOnists Sentenced.
The Italian Government
Stigmatized.
FOREIGN.
LORD sALISBURY'S SPEECH

Special to the Herald bp the associated Press
TfRNovA, November 10.-A session of the
Sobranje to elect a successor to Prince AL
cxander was heldthis morning. The prime
minister proposed the name of Waldemar.
The assembly rose in body and elected
Waldemar by aeclamalion. The public in
the gallaries did not participate in the en-
thusiasm manifested by the deputies.
WILL RATlFY THE ELECTION.
SOFIA, November 1O.-After the election
of Prince Wsdemar to the Bulgarian
throne, the President of the Sobranie in
formed the deputies that he was convinced
that Europe could ratiiy the Princes elec
ton.
A COMMENT.
Boston. November 1O.-E. A. Perry cables
to the Herald from London, this evening, as
follows In selecting Prince Waldemar of
Denmark as the successor to Prince Alex.
ander, the Bulgarian Assembly has made a
very conservative choice. 1t was feared
that the patriotic party would bring forth
Prince Alexander's name and insist that
the abdication was legally incomplete till
approved by the Great Sobranje. This
course may still be held in reserve. should
the Bulgarian government find it impossi-
BILE to avoid the veto power of the Cza: in
any. other way. But in fixing upon Prince
Waldemar the Assembly shows that it de-
sires to avert further complications, by pre-
senting an unexceptiona BILE Prince-elect for
confirmation by the Great Powers and the
sultan; The Princes acceptance of the
honor Is, however, very much questioned.
He will certainly decline ii there is risk
OF the Cars opposition.
WILL NOT SETTLE THE TROUBLE.
LONDON, November 10. = The Standard,
commenting on the election OF Prince Wal
demar to the Bulgarian throne says: 1t is
scarcely probable that the election will dis
sipate the threatening clouds.
THE cZAR's DIsApPRoyAL.
VIENNA, November 10-It is reported that
Prince Loban off, the Russian Ambassador
here, hiss officially notified Count X Kilnosky
that Prince Nichols of Mingrella is the
Cars ca didate for the Bulgarian throne,
aud that the election of Prince Waldemar
does not meet with the Cars approval.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

Ghirardell's vanilla chocolate Il deN
cious as asweetmeat and - . beverage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

Lougheed Tract. Free Carriage
Two P. M. See Chas. victorIIall. l0f
spring street. before youbuy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

These only leave the following counties
to be officially reported. Alpine, Contra
Costa. Del Norte, Humboldt, Los Angeles.
San Diego. San Francisco and Trinity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Parliament PrOrOgl
south Sea Islam ds.

LONDON, November 10.-ParliameHt has
been prerogued to December 9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

Eagleson's tine underwear, so N. Spring
Street
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21
Valuable Works on the Labor Question.
The Latest Metaphysical Works by
MRS. EDDY AND Or. EVANS.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

Novels by Popular Authors for Summer
Reading Literature for the Mountains
seash0re and sumner Resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

GOVERNOR STEVENSON member OF the con
ventiOu 10 amend the constitution Of the state.
In 1871, ISIS, Isl. and 1870 he was sent As del
eaate 70 national Democratic convention, and
was permanent chairman of the Cincinnati
convention Of 1850 which nominated Cen Han
cock 70 the presidency From 1851 to 1861 be
was a member Of congress; was made lieu
tenant governor of the state in 1861, and IN
ISIS governor. I'm this last office he rendered
the state signal service. In loiO ne was
elected a member Of the United States sell
ate. where he served with distinction.
Governor Stevenson was man Of rare
literary and legal attainments. He had prac-
tised law ina Covington for over forty-tive
years. and had served as advisory counsel for
many of the largest companies Of Kentucky
AT the time OF his death he was president Of
the National Bar association, and last sum-
mer delivered the annual address before that
body a. Saratoga. Our engraving Is from a
photograph 10y Marceau. Cincinnati. O.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

pok sALE-fLATFoRN sPBINa NAGoS
/ cheap so.lo Iaks suoo 60 All l.4ri ss4l ca
A. ~ 60 broes 81
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IL tssl l4sE ila as.ges aua si4el als hllle 20
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t.lA sALE-CHFAF NEN BorsE l7s CllN.
I ala-st u l. llams3a- ~
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/ l-fes otack Frlos rc-s4il4t.it lae si- ls
gwen 81 hall llh e.ssd sss4r4l Aal1ras
CARE ul q 2rrler Ae is cas- lI
p9R sALE FlAk LAk5E INC sls1ka
L boarding ha.lse situate ettf ce4tE
LiFs al1 tIrsllil etrsxi 40 ta. tlatll IL
4l1 sewer connections a. lukiC 49, ut2f
Do4st gurt1 sir q. iezl T,su.Asse t-l4l f1rls.ls
do4lle house SIR t4ru. baIl lAkeD ul men
"a or aL1 lailsI hS sod ilT eastern Isrllsz Aisl
= Cli4 .als ou l1e tusee Paris all ls Ia uu
.Dc e csr hsl and kAsi So af sCres house
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Opera HQlasr hllCk
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- ca "a y-sFe fQI a. psfticlLsR 81 sls Ae-Is
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JUST SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM-HERALD does
not want your money unless II gives you
an adequate return for it. II you sdveT-
tise for anything ~ the Wan" columns
and don't get It. your money Will be re-
funded OF the advertisement Viii DC re-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
co, Rooms 10 Rent, Rooms Want
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Female, Situations Wanted Male,
Miscellaneous. and all Advertisements
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Thousands have tined the plan during
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known by the med DIX FRANK hANlLlON-
ical profession after all, even the best Of them.
Dr. Hamilton was graduate Of the Uni
verSity Of Pennsylvania He was professor
Of surgery in various schools throughout New
York state up 10 1861. Then he and others
founded the medical college Of Bellevue hos
pital. New York city. and DR.. Hamilton was
its first professor Of surgery.
he was the inventor of many valuable sur
gical iustru s.. and a brilliant and able
lecturer, tsa .r and writer. Hi, most i'm
portaut book wasa Treatise on Fracture and
Dislocation-. 10 ran through seven editions
and has een translated into French and
German f. Is the recognized authority ou
the subject of winch II treats. DR. HamutCn
was in failing health TOR three years
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

nil- yeafs BE- haas he-i the positions sltordi
nate Ja L-- present anr. t1 which be- ais aleed
81 regular promotion he is "a elu-e s-tl.ient
of ls illee ald IS therefore a Nel trained
ll..ninAr lie b a native " Ne~ ork state,
and alr - years of age. lt was ~.c.etary
Fish alo appointed llu secretary ~ ieeatlou
az Mulr.i ll 1890 ln l,l7 le was transferred
to rle state department ar tslington
The f.-Ia wing year b. was promoted chief ~
tl- diplomatic bureau. and a month later De-
was appointed third assistant secretary of
state. where be- remained until ais recent
promotion by the president. Ia poAnrs he Is
/. IL..lL---au
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Aii aIarrtls lslelt- ~ Ehls Sofa4llN. utldt.E
- ellatcser bead except - ~ tsa silica
tlous Nlli be- eharsed foF 90 the gnltoFlzl
rate au thr table lee lo~. Always Fas sDls ls
.z1kauae.
persons - ~ autluZ Situations tl4u stf
reduced ratss us spFls tug at tile uttios-
thF uuli t.rE uf iiaer a. aug al ga t- al4slat
o-lu e~ founa ba dividing the sum her Of
ssoru. bs -essn AHs part uf . lius Couutca
- uDe full lialr.
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AAA - N.'AA'' "a t ANA
physicians at the
time the president
vas shot, and rc-
mained all the
months till the end
Gartields physi-
clans did not inn
press their country
men with their init
mate acquaintance
with their patient ;
cas-, but that fact
only goes u show
how little really Is
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

Among distinguished men recently passed
away is Dr. Frank Hastings Hamilton, Of
Neg York city. He was born IN Vermont III
1913. For more than quarter of "a century
he has been one of the hest known of Amerl-
can surgeons. To the country az large he be
came known during the long and trying suf-
ferings OF President Garfield. He was called
a.. ~ -----.It.---- -ll.-----.-- L.. -hn ntt.nllmt
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ogg-cIAL gArss Or kzsr cOUNTT
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.as-s.4 =. a. A.u., Of 'a. s.ea.a ei-..
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court of ST James.
He first settled IN
Memphis, Tenn
but, not succeeding
there, he went 20
Covington, Ky, IN
1870 10 practice
law. Ia lSij be was
elected a member
of the state legisla
ture, W here he
served during that
year, and also in
1916 and 1917, and
IN 1919 served as a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

w J. wlIHkY. FORMERLY AANA1kk OF
w burches painting establishment H located
~ ls7 AOnrOS II wbeEc Orders viii lie received for
painting, paper hanging and fresoOelng kemem
ber The place Opposite The soldiers Monument
lITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ls4
y Grancyillesye. Regular trade solicited. ".
ROsk, Proprietor,
c. HERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
u. Fine jewellery . MOnroe-st
OSCAR DlE, 247 DIVISION ST CARPENTER
" aud Job shop. Screens a specially.
COMMISSION p J. LAME CO.. WHOLE
" sale dealers IN frlIit Ane vegetables, butter.
eggs. etc, and 10 ionis-st. Gran kSpids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

Train No. 2 hss . Through C0sch daily erosrt
sunday, for Grand kspff Ho' and Grand
Haven Nuskeg sn and feniWsfcr. Alsos Thrulgh
Coach leaves the shove po.UU via O. a "a n hN
each day, eIcept sunday. arriving in Toeic or
Train No. ~ h-sf , m
AL trains daily eNccri sunday
u g. ptEfFR. teen Pas Agent
n. z. NtTTHEvE. Northwestern Az Muskeg1u.
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FOX RENT-ROOMS.

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NOR RENTING DESIRABLE SUITES OF
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The Late Ex-Cosernor Of Kentucky.
Tie late Governor Stevenson was a typical
southeruer. brave. talented hospiJable. and
tie .oul az honor lie was born in Rich
mond Va m lsl2 His father, Andrew
Stevenson. was for many years the speaker
OF thc Federal congress and "a minister 20 the
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21
SPECT4CIKS.

IN THE DOLLAR sPkCTACLEs. with Per,
fectiOn Glg<ses from Loeb kRgrlne. Scotland
IJ are superior 70 al Others. the lenses are
ground and polished with mathematical pre-
cisiOn, inYlgOrAting the eyer, and ia many cAses
curing visual defects Avoid using common
spectacles- Circulars free. }. =. HOMAN. los
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EOR sALE-A Sj HORSE PHOENIX ENGINE
/ one buzz planer. one - incn pony pianer, one
- inch COliday band saw and numerous othet
machines al only used about four months VII
be sold At great racrifce II sold within ten days.
Address N T.. care Ieiesrsm- Herald.
NOR SALE-A LARGE lot OF PACKING
Cases tO make room i'm ourbasemeuts We oher
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Clothing House
NOR sALE-AN IRON sAFK AND A WIND
mill to sell or trade l. s, Provin's Lovettf .
block, opposite Sweet Hotel
IFOR sALE-FAMILN ROW BOAT FOR SALE
/ cheap. Hart Amberg.
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L Enquire Of Geo. Granger, wealthy ave.
Livery Stable.
I,OR sALE-CONPLETE SKI y. Y. REPORTS
L Waits actions snd defenceS snd other vslu-
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IrOR sALE-A sECOND.BAND CHiCKERlNG
+ piano vii be soid cheap % sold son. Call
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NOR sALF-A LADY WHO Is GOING TO
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piano. four round c0ruers frt-Ciass make. heen
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MANIFESTATIONS AS JOB PRINTER OR
" foreman. Can give references. Address
Box 22l, Lowell, Mich 10
IITANIED-A PARTNER AT ONCE, WILLlNG
" TO keep books. collect money, and make
himself usef.l IN "A stair building shop, experience
not necessary. Must have 500 Address stair
Builder, Care this Office u
liTANTED-SIIUATlON By A RELIABLE
w man, experienced a baker OF Bread,
Cakes and Pastry. Address Baker this Office. "A
IlTANTED-A SITUATION As DRUG CLERK.
W Can furnish references If required. Would
engage on trial. Address y y, care Telegram
Herald.
UANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF ENPE
W rience a position Salestdy, assis ant
book keeper cashier or % do office work. Must
have work al once. Best of reference furnished.
Address y, this office.
WANTED - A SITUATION As COACHMAN
W OF 70 take care of horses, by irst-clsSs man.
Coed reference. Address \. Telegram Office.
WANTED WORK By A FIRST LASS CUT
" ter and filter Will call for work 81 residence
il address is sent TO III East Leonard-st. Refer
ences furnished
WANTED -S SITUATION IN Wholesale
W house ~ shipping clerk, or IN retail house ~
clerk. Would 20 on the road II desired. TAX
English and German Best OF references given
from last employer. Address G., care this once
uTANTED-A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
W with a Typewriter wants position H. CORES
pondent Il willing 70 go out OF town. Address
R. per Telegram Herald
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IlANTED A FURNISHED HOUsE FOR SIX
W months. Good reienfIoes can De glFel i
requested. address a. b. Telegram Herald. u
lANIED-THREf Rooms CONVENIENT
W for light ousekeeplng f0r family o. three
Rent nos exceed y 90 Address A A. J.. tnls
once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

Il will bs indeed "R II" day FOR Chi
cago when the seven dull thuis are
heard.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

KrpresE trains dsi. fhf year round mfEe r.o~e
connections with trains frnm Dsnsfs the Fssa
and south. n a. Lake Superior points
A WaTa0s trrrr
Gen Superintendent Cen Fsrs A 1iaEef Al
hsrQuette kich Marquette ~ irh
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-21

1 OST-BEIMEEN NEAi THl-ANE AND EAsI
IL Bridge 81. and on kAst side OF south
DivisiOn-st. Note bearing date August. 5ih. lssf
givez by Nichols Pell. Amount Of note SO. with
$40 endorse on back The huder will leave the
same ~ 1oo South Division II. and get reward
r. c. Poole.
I OST IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE
IL Ladys Alligator hand bag from the Windsor
last week will return the Dag they will be
welcome 10 the contents. d