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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23

A change came DER the spirit of my
dream. I was standing overlooking the
same grand valleys that I saw before
but oh. how changed The land wa,
filed with ten thousand happy homes.
The streams that rushed out o, the
mountain gorges had been diverted in
to thousands Of ripping channels, and
the rich soil. in return for the husband
mans pains, yielded him grains and
vegetables. fruits and flowers in rich
profusion and in great variety. Pros
porous towns had sprung up here and
picturesque farming hamlets with quiet
shaded streets, extensive orchards and
vineyards and gardens surrounding
neat cottage homes were numerous.
The farmers song as he drove his team
afield was answered by the lowing of
cows, the bleating OF sheep from the
neighboring hills; the roar and rush of
the locomotive As il sped on its course
with its loads Of freight and passengers
was Knocked by the blast of the furnace.
while far up the mountains side. at the
very edge Of the eternal SHOWS, the
woodman's az and the miners blast
awoke the slumbering echoes With the
sounds Of honest toll. f.~
Well pleased with the change that by
some mysterious power had occurred,
turned 70 walk away when noticed
for the first time that beautiful female
just merging into womanho God had been
standing beside me. Her form was Of the
willowy type. her complexion olive while
her auburn hair in rich profusion and
half-veiled her matchIess
neck and shoulders. She was clad in a
loose flowing robe that sought in vain
TO hide the beauty Of her graceful form.
Her features where not what novelisis
would call regular. but OF cast peculiar
to herself-more on the Italian order
than the Grecian. Her eyes were dark
and OF lustre thst told of depth OF
soul that could keenly feel her own or
woe. Justnow there was an
Arcned expression in the face that was
assumed to answer my tdmiring gaze,
and which called me back from my en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23

WILLIS J. CULVER. of Psv;,;o,
n; T., says hat Gilmore's Nse 11,yl
Elixir cured Lam of a long stsn T-if-io
Throat ana Lung Trouble. For sale I;
a. c. Smith & Cos Drug Store. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23

NEW Yosx. May 22.-Dio Lewis, who
died Yesterday, left instructions that
his body should be cremated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23

Were l poet. would sing Of the
beauties of prosperity.
A change came over the spui It OF my
dream. / saw the same valleys,
the same majestic, snow-cap
ped mountains, the same grand
lake with its clear waters sparkling in
the sunlight, the same fruitful fields AID
orchards and vineyards with their lus-
cious fruits; but the busy hum OF in
dustry seemed TO have diminished, and
on every face a perpIe1ed expression
told OF = vague unrest in the minds Of
the people. Occasionally you would see
the citizens standing in groups convers-
ing in earnest tones. accompanied by
dubious shakes of the head. Business
was paralyzed, trade was ruined, and
all the actions Of the people unsteady
Passing By huge building. and
glancirg through an open window, a
vision burst upon my view that for
moment stopped the pulsation of the
heart. The beautiful maid had seen
before with the silver frontIet on her
brow, on WHICH was written UTAH. was
in the grasp Of burly ruffian. With
one powerful arm he held the struggling
maiden, while his other was employed
in sitting her appeals Tor deIiverance.
Cruelty flashed from the monsters eyes;
a frown Of hate was on his brow: his
face was defaced with scars of infamy,
and a hendish. savage delight shone in
every feature as he thought Of the beauty
and helplessness Of the maiden within
his power. Tyranny-for such was the
set his hand to rife the
maid, UTAH. of her liberty and honor,
and her friends were unable to
rescue her. Even as 1 felt a change
coming over the spirit Of my dream, I
heard the coarse, triumphant laugh OF
Tyranny hooking the vain appeals OF
The helpless maid for deliyerance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-23


rapture. And now / noticed what be-
fore had escaped my vision-a silver
frontlet bound upon her brows upon
which was traced-UTAH. And as gazed
upon her. an indistinet impression
like the half-forgotten memory of a
dream came creeping through my mind
connecting this beautiful presence before
me with the famlshed. emaciated
maiden with the parched lips and
withered breast whom had seen before
and whose low. piteous means had en-
listed my sympathy. 1t was the same,
but oh. how changed Let others tell
how sweet are the uses of universities.
Were l poet, 1 would sing of the
beauties of prosperity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

MANIFESTATION BN A RELIABLE
" man. experienced as baker of Bread.
Cakes and Pastry. Address Baker this office. IA
LIANTED-A SITUATION EITHER OF THE
W road or IN some business which would bring
outdoor exercise. Best of references both in
and ont Of the city. Address W. H.. care Telegram
Herald Il
IlTANTED-A SITUATION As DRUG CLERK.
" Cam Furnish references ii required. Would
engage on trial. Address y, care Telegram
Herald.
VVANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF EXPE-
" uence, a position Salcsls dy, assis AMI
book keeper cashier or 10 DO Cihce work Must
have work al once. Best of reference furnished.
Address \, care this office.
WANTED - A SITUATION As COACHMAN
w or % take care OF horses. by iIst-c as MAJ
Good reference Address y, Telegram oilce
UrANTED WORK BY A First LASS CUT
W Ter and filter. viii call for work st residence
If address II sent 90 ll7 last Lcouard-st Refer.
ences furnished.
4 YOUNG NAN, HOLLAEDER. ACQUAINTED
A with the English. Holland. German and
French languages aud bookkeeping ami willing
20 30 any klud oi work IN Office or store want d
situation. Adiress A y. Telegram ueraid. Il
IlANTED-A POSITION As CoACHMAN OR
w 90 work IN wholesale grocery or @ouid
drive delivery 81 ANY kind. best of reiereuto g.
Address B, No. sCerrier-st. li
HrANTED-A SITUATION, As MILLER, 81
" yean of axe. l2 year experience. Address
james Aldnch Byron Centre Mich. ID
WANTED SITUATION II WHOLESALE
W house A. shipping clerk or iu reiail house as
clerk Would 40 on the ruaf II desired Tax
English and German. Best Of references given
VIANTKD-A YOUNG LADY YsTENOGRAFHER
" with a typewufer wants position A. CONES
Iondeut ia willing 70 g Out Oi town. Address
r, per Telegram Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18


The salary ot the Governor Of Alichi-
gan Is but $1,000; the salary OF the State
Treasurer and Aaditor General are The
same. while the Secretary OF State
receives only $500. Yet the woods are
ful Of candidates willing TO spend time
aud money 10 work for their country.
Even the usually Far sighted GTL OsMUN
Is willing 10 accept the position of
Secretary OF State, ~ salary ne would
sc0rn elsewhere. Ii Is fortunate thing
that Michigan has sn unlimited number
~ wealthy men, else she might suddenly
ind herself IN the prsdictment OF either
governing herself or gong ungovsrned.
The next legislature that meets should
see 20 Il that the Governor aud other
State officers get salaries comneusUrate
with the dignity of their office and the
work they have Co DO, even II the
members accomplish nothing else all the
session. That the great aud wealthy
state ~ Michigan should snsct the role
~ a psuper sabsisting tor government on
ths generosity % the wealthy men Is
neither credits ,le nor honorable. More
over. If bars from Office an men who. al
sbouxh capable % hcilinz ofll 70. have no
money 20 throw away on empty honors.
and in that ths present salary system
becomes rank inIustic.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Ok A|IA- -tNAf tffNNftffHf-+H
In hcauons are not eautng tnaI the
friends Of Secretary MANSISa speak
their hopes rather than their CONVICTIONS
when they express the expectation that
be gill be- able again 10 resume the duties
Of b Is Office. Very soon after lis sud-
den attack OF sickness IN his Office, the
TELEaRAM-HE ERALD expressed the belief
that 10 would never be safe for him again
% undertake the management OF the
Treasury Department, aud We have no
reason yet Tor changing the opinion.
We believe his friends entertain. or at
least express, false hopes when they say
hs y on Tie high road 70 complete re-
covery. HIS private secretary speaks OF
the clearuess Of MS mind with great
deal OF emphasis, and It Is doubtless true
that the Secretary does retain his mental
vigor, but tins does not imply that his
physical condition would warrant his
undertaking the exactIng duties Of his
Office again. Paralysis reaches the brain
last ia these cases. IL Secretary Man
SISG could work and not worry, a. CLEyE-
LAND does. the undertaking might be a
SAFE one. But Mr.. MANNING Is of a dIf-
fsrent temperament, and when be comes
ID contact with responsibilities he cannot
free himself from anxiety and be not only
works psrsistently, but works necessarily.
should he return % his office there is
every reason % fear that the result would
be- 10 bring on another attack more ser
ious than the first and one which would,
not unlikely, terminate his life. 1t Is
greatly 10 be regretted that the country
must bs leprived Of his services, but 1t
Is bat Just to the public that the truth
should be knOWn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

ER4aC 9RPICs rs r-E CCNsEtT IOs-
tie alg ~ ursai h-agi-A. tie =ecoa-
cry ~ Lls state il pollf 81 ssa-ll. ala
the ar 10 tls matter of enterprise and
lldlstrg aaks aut ltt-s ~ Gle ta4 lol-
szunoas ia sesslol here to-day Tie
sssf=rl poru.l " tle state al1 aaltl--
llary tie l-strogals. = s-liled CD aa
aEee ar tls heed lr l=ar t-s Iced ~ tle
tez-f. aar as il Is 4aits Improbable -lat
Heat county sll present b candidate ier
Governor tls fi-ltz ~ AAIaaA azlss.
car present Citg treasurer. have d-eld7d
fs rat l.s nsls before tA- con g-ltlll as
q ea18 date flr tle domination f1r tie
alfe- of state treasurer. Again Ee relf-
craze llat tLe IELaaAaa- II El.ALD las 40
Interest ll the fortunes " r4tn1r political
party. lor of ang nliUllal candidate,
except ID b. far as those candidates are s.
parl ald parcel " tile Western De
rnct. alzags providing that this jour
lal sll az al llzs adsocat- tie si=e-
tlou ~ th4ss mel whom 10 bell yes
sil best serve the interests ~ tie state.
WIN flls lu Vlss 80 do l0t believe that
tie Democratic Or Fusion party eau DO
better tlah O. nominate Mr.. MEIo. for
the important Office ~ state Treasurer.
Az. M1Ias Is ole ~ our mos1 prominent
b ansss mens hs IS an enierpr.sing
ciz-n Elose integrity has never been
aad ueFsr Siu De questioned. He
has lived ln this city for twenty years,
settling hers at the age of nineteen, has
been twice elected City Treasured and
~as in l-16 d candidate f1r County Clerk
and male an active canvass of tile
County. He sould have been elected by
LOCO msl0uty had there been fusion
that year Alr MEds as a merchant Is
particularly popular With the labor
element and would poll larger share OF
that vote than any other candidate so far
named. The Democrats could not 10 bet
ter than % nominate him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

How F1Il tba TE1EeBAu- HERALD
stand In the present campaign is q
question heard a thousand hmes day
This Journal IS entirely independent in
politics and vii advocate the election ~
tho@s candidates whom u sincerely and
honestly believes vii best suhsarvs the
interests ~ tbe people - fhe State. n
you hVa beyond ths rsach ~ onr carrier
boys yau can zat tas rgr sgstw HzRtLn
~ mat tsr ths ssnpslgn three months
for g. prov Tad slrays that Jon pay n
stiVsnca
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

At advertise. iilelis iu thts gsiesail-. alltlFr
L1alsatf head. saoUnf ~ aaltsa slrtas-
tislss eiN be- charged tsr ~ the aHltarsil
rsst - fas tsEl1 lslas. Atsat- l.as .ols ta
al .11tst.
Persons r 81 auttuE ~tflasgsaur C-lE ssC0E0
Fsd ale.i rate- ~ .plli sisz .ai tnt altoe
khe AlaliIssr .sf lii.ss sas ta tfli lllslt
gan go iuulst 1s dls ldttl- thE liills l-tl of
"a srei- ts >sseu. Ats taart go - itae tpuats'1
a.. trse tuu llMe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
2,7OO YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Governor Ireland. of Texas. is not so anx-
ious to fight As he was some time ago. IL
is % be- hoped that the failure of the Demo
cratic State Convention % renomlnate the
Governor bad nothing 10 do with cooling
bis ardOr -B1F'0 Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
FOR RENT ROOMS.

nor RENT-FCRNISHED ROOM FOR GEN
L ILEMEN AT lo5 Pearl ~ lb
NOR RENTING DESIRABLE SUITES OF
living rooms, and one suite o. office rooms,
steam heated. one of the best locations. Inquire
at room No. Immen block.
NOR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED FRONT
I rooms with modern cOnveniences- Ledyard
block frst hallway from Duriee's l0i
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Extra Quality eros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all coIors and shades, for
ffty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-hve per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY d.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
LOT III.

5000 yards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, Csc to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

We truss that Texas Ei.i hoist tag o'
truce aatii the special envoy 10 Paso del
Norts makes hls report 10 the Depart
man. al state.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
SPRING ( COMP PANY'S
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT l.
1000 yards Plain and Novel
Is Suitings, worth from $l.25
to $l.50, for $l.0O.
LOT l..
LOT II.

1900 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $1.O0 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Train No. has Through Cosrh daily o1cerg
sunday, ior Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven, MuskcFen and Peutvater. Also l'hroilSh
Coach leaves thc above poluts VIA O. " NJ hv
csch day. czcept sunday. arriving ln Ioie5o or
JFain No. 81 t.f 2. m.
All trains daily exocuf sunday
II g. fARKfH teen Pas Agent
IL Z. MkT1HEWs. korih western Az. Mustaeou
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Attorney -(seuersl 0sELAyD's repent
saea 'or taking Psa-Eiecruc stock Is 80
uncb ~ Gee isafh-bsd KIND % command
very frss forgiveness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

TRE TELEGRAM HERALD does
not want year money unless II gives you
al adsquais return for II. Il you adveF-
tise for anything ia the Want columns
and don't get Ii, your money VII DC re-
funded or the advertisement VAL be re-
peated. The dvertsements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
The heads Of Boarding " Board Want
ed Rooms 10 Ksnt. Rooms Want
ed," Male Help Wanted. Female
Help Wanted, Situations Wanted
Female, Situations Wanted Male "
Miscellaneous, and all Advertisements
not Of a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tried the plan during
the past few months. Ty II yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Upon Mr rideu more than any one else
rests the responsibility for the Electoral
Commission and the failure and disgrace
which IL produoed.-N. J. Star Dem).
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

sCoL T. Is McoELLEEs' Is what the
Deirot Free Press calls him. The Free
Press carries fusion 70 extreme lengths
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Rough on the Racing Men.
The chief patrons of horse-racing are pro-
frssional gamblers. as 10 is % them simply
variation in the KIND of gamoling-a change
as 10 were from poker 10 rouge-et-noir.-
Oh IrqUo Times
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

The Redmond coaesrts will give way
for a Flis today 'or the Democratic
political lottery. The woods ara fall of
those sho srs gong to draw blanks.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

All ullefs daily c1gefa sunday
hleepng can fuu ol PsCirc aud Atlantic ca-
prsss tTallf g. anl irUu iaelm.I
larior can rll lu lay Expfoss and 0raut ksTs
los EXlrss< o. sll iraI Detroit
Difcci CONNECTIONS made ai Detroit siih a.
hruugh trains tati over n g. k H. ilalads
holthcm DsNislouI
Csas b NuEsn General Az. ~ M9uroe-sl
hAWkISs. IlCkct AEt.. Union Depot
q. VI. AlNsoS, Union a. Dfhee C Molr0es 81
q. " kUo6LEs. @. J.. 4 T. A. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

The letter which Dos ST. DICKlNsoN
wrote Dr. PRArI, of Kalamazoo, just AZ
Ter HosAcz GRzELEl died, after all thai
bas been saia about if, reflects entirely 20
that gentleman credit. An independent
pa er has very little O. say in favor of "a
Lideoound partisan of any party. The
bigoied Bourbon aud the radical kspub-
lean are creatures oi the past. II, AS
Mr DIcEI>s says in his reply to Or.
FOSTER pEArr's publication Of personal
letter the great Kalamazoo leader con
tinues to dream of voting u extend
slavery, TO repeal the Missouri compro-
mise and TO hang JoHS BRowN, then the
TELEGRAM Herald, 10 use trite phrase,
has no use for the doctor Or. FOSTER
PRATT undoubtedly was once the leader
Of the Democratic party Of Michigan, but
DoN NJ Dickinson jnsL as undoubtedly
leads it today
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18


| OST-BETWEEN WEAi THY-ANE AND EAST
l. ! BTidgc-si and on hasl side oi south
Division Il. Note bearing date August slh lsst
giveh by Nichols lcli Amount ol note $50, villa
$40 endorse Oh back The finder wiz leave The
same at .5s Soath Division 81. and gel reward
r. G. Poole
I OST IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE
Il Lady Alligator hand bag from the Windsor
last week Will return the bag they Will De-
welcome 10 the contents. IL
I OsT-WIlL 1HE PARTY WHO FOUND A
II Rhine stone necklace between bayne's gallery
aud Brdge-st, on Ottawa. leave the same az ibis
oihcc ana receive liberal reward. -
1 OST-A SCOTCH TERRIER DOG. LONG
tail and ears, liberal reward VIII zee pald
for bis return to - South Laiay eite-sl Ii. T.
LedyArd. ID
I OsT-ON TIE NORTH SIDE or SHELDON.
l. between Center g. Gooduch-sts.. black
leather covered account book. Finder VIII please
return 10 l94 sheldon-si anc receive reward.
BUSINESS "ARDs.
III J. WITHEN FORMERLY MANAGER or
al l47 Monroe 81 wherC orders viii bc received Cor
painting, paper hanging and frescooing kemem-
Der the place Opposite the soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ~
u Grandville-ave. Regular trade solicited. -
ROsE, Proprietor.
c. HERKNER. WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
j. FINE jewellery, - Monrce-st.
OSCAR DYE. 247 DIVISION ST CARPENTER
" and Job shop. screens speciality.
COMMISSION. T. J. LAMB & CO.. WHOLE
Y sale dealers IN fruit and vegetables butter
eggs, etc, and 10 lonia-st.. Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
me FreaIly PoIiticians

The ways Of politicians are as treaky and
understandable as are the ways of woman
-Yiuudtiphid Rscgrd
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

A check for ten dollars, With ex Governor
Begoles signature attached. vas received AT
the Center office yesterday direct from Flint.
Vow. let Republican editors write their
long wished for editorials about Demo
cratic leaders contributing for the support
OF fhs Prohib tion party.-al 20 beat the
Republicans The Cnlfer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

To fuse or GOT O. fuse Is not so much
the question ss Just hoE 10 fuse.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

ofalsa t<4ssi1s 2IullzuA
"a eaal Ials la,8
el-lak j. arlI
sfrlTe l1sya
ttafNfat t'Itt 8 As s-..ssi.--
trafer>. tit' A alkllaa tisau b.
ltst4Eet Els = b a4tl..a. ..ll u
tfal .ettl.s a. s.i e d. las tlal ta1 4l.44llet
i-l l-4tslse tlt ala a4l ..aa
lss7 l lsa-L las a4-iT ~ i-a ha kIaAs t..s
4i.r ttotetes tiil.
tsasU las s.eff1l. atl l1su las a.
tl.rtFss tllT anl A4Ekllse llsF
ta..iAk >sGlE
aEttl lsart
tll i-.l---lal. ...-..-...........- I4te IA
sn f-ri s. aya1 su1 kAsl l3sm nEsa
FDH kIIIflt.l. 81 a00 Pa rE i ~
fra1. lfaFt-s.. t a AEr .aa al
A. tslls asl'3 skteYl oIllldal.
t--l 14 lfuIl } as i.tt.HI l4I $50 t.lriulsatL
e.t HAtl -.At s.t-.fIlle 0i.T iaI tllllaUaal
as 1 llall t-flluslt 81 y |sllsa-ls. d. hal.lt
trt'.k. tats s.i- -'ei,li All ts44ila-l Fssls 49,
iti-ls a lt-lltl si l.e
tllaaslst ueLe4 al1 f-l information cas- -
naa ss selliiit Spa a. a-iag -ls. llkss asali a.
ogIal uf tte1 D .-ns.sll. lliat tllkel A<clA e.
AelIQ4 -ir1ts4 A. 4. lsf1G a.tlt
lsu1Eai f.s-elgtr s-d Ileksi ASSN
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

III senator Evarts We're not afraid of being
understood he could make splendid
speech Bnf19 toHrir
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Cspfain Eltcs seems to - pretty
thoroughly eouunced tast there hssl't
he-n sny rotIux m Chicago. or n there
as e rss Done ~ the police. aud they
shruid Ia nanx-d
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

VUANTED-IWO DINlNGkOOM GIRLS AND A
" night cook at oyster Bay Restaurant, i5
and a. Pearl r. 10
WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOX GEN ERAL
W house work Mr.. A. h. Antisde-, -os Lyon
81. ID
NiTANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general homework. Apply al "a LagraYc si.
NVANTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE THAT IN
" derstands family and order cooking and one
FOR homework Chas- q. OOdifoy, Lake View
House Reeds Lake. ~
NIANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral homework References required.
Apply 10 Mn. N j Ulrich, l60 Wesl Broadway. Il
NVANTED-A C0MPEIkET GIRL FOR GEN
" neral Homework. Apply az Ss Terrace ave.
Is
NVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work Small family fare wages and good
house for the right party. Inquire al 2s Ransom
81, city.
IIANTED-TWO DINlNGROOM GIRLS, Oh K
W Tor the Pavilion Reeds LAKE. one al loi
Monroe.st. sweUand Bros
yVANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general Homework inn eOiately. Apply al
1s0 Second ave. Ms W. " Smith.
VVANTED-LADlES TO WORK FOR NE AT
W home or 10 travel. something entirely new,
for ladies only - daily easily made; no photo, no
painting particulars free, Mrs. 7. ID. Little, Box
445. Chicago III II
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Frprcs trains 6aIls fhc resr round uste cio.r
connections with trains from Canrda fhe Fssa
sBd south. o. 81 iast Superior Yo|His
A MtTeHN ~ "a hIrFN
ifcn q -lrertntou1ert HcnI Fsrs A Ticket Arf
ksrQurftf kfrl NErrueffe Nfof
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

THE SECURITY sTORAGEC0MPANY STORES
/ and insurus furniture. household gpois aud
general merchandise 81 low rates Goods sold oH
commission. pac ked moved and shipped. 30. Do
Humn-st Telephone -
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
FOR RENT-8OUSES.

TUX hFNI-fVtNf
NOR RENT-SALOON AND RESTAURANT IL
"a first class basement saloon fixtures can
be bought cheap 10y the party desiring o. rent.
Ward q Ward Corner Lyon aud Kent sts.. CIT.
I'OR sALE-A NEKl DESIRABLE RESIDENCE (
with all modern Improvements, situated IA
tne best resident part OF the city. Original cost
$1,000 bg discount and easy terms that VIII
buy II this month. Address Dix, Care Carrier
No. 3, City. .
TO RENT-sMALL HOUSE SOUTHERN PART
| city near street cars. Enquire Mosely Bros,
b Ottawast.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
WHAT THE STATE EDITORS ARE
SAYING.

The Value OF An Old Friend.
We are iu receipt Of a bushel Of good ap-
plies from our old friend Mr. Albert Harvey.
OF Arlington .- Bangor Reflector.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

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