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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

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FfN NhOICE LOIS on CSifANE On
A street csr iiae esR b. had o. payne4ss al
unhsAFd - srise A. X. Anusasl. loseii sses
r,os sALE-sos yEAT FRONT By l1i FEEr
7 eus II.e>s pfop-Siy 80 soalA bisis.o1 -ss
nsrt Asfd s. ron -. "a
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scar street csFs Lyefy property isf ssls of %
sei A.so fIoIeriy IN oabsf Isrts 81 ne cry lot
sslr D. N 1ss Al, - sHd AZ fsinnels ave. 3lef
NOR sAIE-HOUsFs AND lots. VACANT
Il iC2 aud isrms some choice tsFrsins iftss en-
cen husnes & 1hofu a.. fuonls Ao AID 3. kes
H0osemSn block vi
HOUSES LOIS AND FARAs FoR SALE
Ill Ckcsp al Dr. NefuboefS Neukam block,
corner OF Aenroe and Division sts sti
IOR fAIt-A lAkGE BRICK DNE1l1NG
j house. on spring at. Ter s40o uess fsme
ovshipg hctse. On Jsmessi. iof e. SN. ano IA
s. acre isrm q spsrs ,or s4,iooi al on sn.r
Isymepts and reasonable terms. h A. Dsppsf.
icon l2s. I.ecysId block. over Public Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Eagias -. 2. a eelag sx.enaiysy re-
pared ~ the o1ad ae1ss-
The ~. ~ 8o1i = using hss enerks
~A.ch s1ssr. - tas priaeiR-s roads "a ne
eoaosTy.
ca.ea sa. a. u ne einesasstl hsEasltea
4 Dayton al rs4s Ess r4n lnLo the repair
sa0cs yesterday m1ruiAg
KBxaess p Has. q he 9. 3. 4 hsd
IA slt arm severely eas iast sssnlas sbiss
sesEisE sooGt pa snsiae.
Ths knixBfs of ssee4osss ~ AuskszoD
I'll giss al sKcsFsioa - this eiiy nsxs
sesk ssss the g. 5 " d.
fb~ q. R&Lwsis kiss Fsdacsi rates %
ne iatsfnalIsaal ysrut fzfss, ~ Dc asl1 a.
AAcxiE.e Island August is-io.
Bo1ssma1. Dona4llY & Iones have nais
arFaBEralsats sitb ths &. 4 " u tor a.
excursion 20 Maskegen sunday. Algust 10.
Fagi1s -, 0f The . r a was dsrsi.sd
a. kalamazoo - an open ssisch Tuesday
causing he delay Of several trains. eai no
Serious eamsge as done.
The sink holes of the Lansing 4 Grand
EsD.ts road sfe still CaGzing s0lss v0aols.
aud & . s4id that 0Ds vest u lake Odessa
% 20 treachsroGs that u mast be watched
nisnt anc day
James Fac, locomotive foreman or eDT
siylsi0n 4 he Chicago & Grand Trunk
road. With headquarters IA FLAT. has fe-
sizssd a. zccepf The position OF master
mecnsnic of The Toledo. saginaw & Nuske-
gon Railroad. With headquarters a. Dur
and.
The sEadshaksr freight ear that - being
bgiit IN the lake shore shops i about COM
psIed. and il = noe plsce Of work. shd
r..s.thfv ~ faFe-.f ffefxht car ever built
here lt measures ten feet from the noor 90
The root niss feet across. aud forty long.
"a Is yet 70 receive It's trucks and painting.
The fast freight train recently pat into
operation. running from Chlcsgo TO Hrsnd
Rapids. VIA the Michigan Central and
0rsnd Rapids a lndisns Railroad. Is be
coming very popular. The train arrives
hers az o clock IN the evening, aud has all
the laiesg improvements such as asr-brskes.
etc. snd makes a. good tif2e ss the mail
passenger trains aiaHsGsoo Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
MrxsoAs JUSTICE.

Mexico does rot seem TO approve OF
modern detective methods. In order 10
discover shisyes Who hsd been iamperiDg
With their cars the Mexican Central Rail-
road employed detective from TINS coun-
ny. Disguised "a a brakeman. be pro-
Tosed to some conductors vho were nn-
der susplcivn. plan for roboinz the cars.
Instead Of falling into their trap they i'm
medistely reported the matter 10 the
chief magistrate and the result wss the
detective Who vas meeting thievssy was
sentenced 10 thirteen years imprisoD ment
IN q psnsl settlement at Yueatsn- Even
when the whole story vas told by the
superintendent the Judge would not re-
lent bat told tho superintendent ths, II
he we're party to another such schsms be
would be very likely to follow bis dstec-
tive % YacatsD. Such should be the re-
salt IN tbis country Il il can be proved
that detectives have been guilty OF such
an oTsnss. Is q safe 10 say IL viii never
&c tired again ia Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
A QUESTION or HEALTH.


What Bakinx Powder shall We rses
This plain question comes home TO every
h0usexeeper. We al desire pure and whole
some food, and this cannot be had with the
use Of impure or poisonous baking powder.
There eau be 40 longer question that all
the cheaper. lower grades OF baking powdsrs
contain either alum. lime or phosphate
acid As loath as We may be TO admit 50
much against What may have been some OF
our household gods. there can be no gain
saying the unanimous testimony Of the Of
aciAl chemists. Indeed. analysts seem to
ind no baking powder entirely fee from
some one Of these Objectionable ingredients
exceps the Royal and that they report rs
chemically pure. We md some OF the bak-
ing powders advertised as pure. to contain.
under the the tests OF Professors Chandler.
Habrshaw and others. nearly twelve per
cent. Of lime. while others are made from
alum with no cream OF tartar. This. We
presume accounts for their lacx of le@ven-
ing powsr as sometimes complained OF by
the COX, and Tor the bitter taste found in
the biscuits 50 frequently complained OF by
ourselves
But aside from the inf riority Of the work
done by these powders, the physicians as
sure Us that lime and alum taken into the
system In such Qusntitles as this are in-
Furious. Their pathological effects are In
digestion. dyspepsia. or worse evils.
The question naturally arises, why do
these cheap baking powder makers use
these things Alum is three cents pound.
lime ssill cheaper while cream OF tartar
costs thirty five or forty. The reasons for
the chemical purity OF the Royal Baking
were recently given in the New York Times
in an interesting description OF = new
method for refining arxos. or crude cream
Of tartar. IL seems that IL - only unde.
this process that cream OF tartar can BE-
freed from the lime natural 10 IL and rem
defed chemically pure; that the patents and
plant for this cost the Royal Baking Pow
Ger Company about half million. and that
they maintain exclusive control of t9s
rights.
Professor McNurtrie. late chief chemist of
the Department OF Agriculture. at Washing
ton. ID. C., made an examination OF this
process. and reported upon the results at
tained in the refined cream OF tartar. The
following e1tract from his report would
seem 10 answer the question repeated at the
head Of this article, and which IS so frc.
quentiv propounded by the housekeeper:
Il have examined the cream of tartar use
by the Royal Baking Powder Company IN
the manufacture Of their baking powder.
aud ird it to be perfectly pure and from
lime in any form. The chemical test TO
which have submitted the Royal Bak
POvdet prove IL perfectly bealtbfui aud free
from every deieterious substance. The
R0ysl Baking Powder is purest IN quality
and highest in strength Of any baking pow
der OF which have any knowledge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09


Ho~ ~ Preserve Pretty co@pa<xis-
Thrs@ss ths Fsrsa. ~ ssaaza~E se.sA@r.
fha ssascs q sszsuasr ouraszs AID trsysl .
sery trysnE ia t1s eo<astexsoa, 9sssi 1szz-sss
eo1n>esss sta prss~r<fag aDd h<4gtsfy lss
Il ara sEssseiefs q satsfee1.
FFss ssas ~ notst tas s.trartive Grfis
20 .st bzss t-1zt are = eosSity - tSls sa-sea-
Tasy srs ai@d STA hfaz. xralsd 0l1ss sssP
AL sll.so1saa. azd tsnux tPHea - wstsr foF
a asoreut snd thea rubbed spon ths skiE.
gre a le.4xntfsi Lsshsr -tleh = ~.p~a A
~.th a ssft 1o~~l They are . nso-f plo@sszss
al ,-ssfsi toilet artleir.
OK oo11s~. Il ths s2.a y - ~ ksv< saiss
snd sofs. gloves saust &l-sys - -ern oas q
eeors sad lhe fzes sa4-lszi uaarrh - ps-ssoAs
fresa the ssla. 10 aaassssa 70 ta~ss psee@a-
tisas may - gszi alaso1d paste. ~eieh -
conssSersa oEle u tbs ha~st eo1polRas foE
teaunfylBg ia h4a1s Real 4lsaond paste
Is lhs kiad meant 2sd it . made from sweet
AL blgLsr alDonds poonaes IL . mortar. and
Mt u lard or ether fairly substances mixed
With s.naoad osl faks Of sweet and bitrr
almonds eseh tao o1Bo-=. pouad tosa paste,
sIsa Sork up vita half an ounce of " iIsasor
soap cut ln hne shreds To this adj two
dT4ns II spermsosti and hsf an ounce of
drops Subject % gentle beat, stir well, and
cool ia china poss
To improve hands that are naturally coarse
and red, or to preserve All already beautiful
texture and color from the effects Of much
cat " door exposure, the following treat
nent : popular Oae: Keep pot of dns
oatmeal ant pun on your washing stand.
dry the eands with bath towel, rub brzkly.
A.. a
warm water, apply a flesh or ordinary nail
brush al over the hands, and, when quite
dry, apply almond paste, aud slsep In easy
fitting g.oveA
In spite Of al precautions, sunourn.
frecsles and rough skin are a too frequent so-
COMPARTMENT of tho summers sojourn in
country or by the s~a, and it may therefore
DO mentioned that the juice pressed from Gu
cumbers j. gaining favorable repute as a
remedy for these troubles The juice OF
miIkwsed Is said 70 be the basis Of popular
foreign cosmetic fer preventing them.
Whatever lotions, creams or other cosmetics
may DO used. there is one invAriAble rule
which the woman who values hsr skin viii
not neglect. and that Is 20 wash face, neck
and hands perfectly clean with warm water
and puro sap and dry them thoroughly with
soft towel before going 10 bed. This re-
moves the iuperceptiblc dust and CRIME that
clogs the pores and causes wrinkles, black
heads, etc. Then, when the face is clean and
the pores open, whatever preparation Is
! found to suit best is applied
a hgsc application Of vascline or any good
cold cream 20 the face before going out on
summer excursions. rides or walks is an ex-
oellent preventive Of the III effects of hot sun
and wind and unless something else is pre-
ferred, vascline should always be rubbed on
the face at night IL retards the coming Of
wrinkles and is, indeed, the safest and cheap
est OF cosmetics In general use.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

II Coogrsss slli fofmaisss 1. '. Pow
pKalxs piaa 70 regulate immigration IA
q .aw thsrs Eill De ia 80 danger from tns
sg,ls VIA "a en- tbis couEtry = inflicted
ffom this source a. pEessnf.
Ia "a 4Ttinls IA tie A0rtA a ~ erleaR
for Aszust "a "A MsBaciDz T.. aptioD. :"
Ms fc~DEELz gives the recipe a. fol-
loEs
10 ny mind The better pian ~ould -
T. obligs ever person ~ho contsa plates
enizrsf.Ez b THE country 10 ti.s dsela-
ration of such intention With The Au>ri-
etn Cosssl nsxsto eis place OF rssidsnce
al east thrss years GsloEe date of sml-
gssi.oa.
-Maks Il tie duty Of the r. prsssnia-
tivs % ths Uailsd Sfss-s Goy~rumsnt
sbsoad % asesrlzin what The ebarsctsr q
the applicant is. shat hs qualifications
for eitzsnshsp sre, an1 whst his inlsn-
fions ara Allow only iaess who come
hearing q certificate from tho United
: aiss consui b land.
"Cb ige The immigrant 10 declsrs bic
intsntions ~ become al American citi-
zsa tho day hs lands, and instruct him
that uBlsas hs quahdss By lsarlog TO read
tho Declaration q American Indspsnd-
snes sd the Constltniicu % the United
States. 80 - 10 DO able 10 interpret these
documents IN en- insslligibls rennsr. hs
vii fcxts4t rs right to remain longsr
than i've years"
Ma POwDxRLEY's scheme msy be .
hftls 100 severe, bet lt would bs effective.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
A Pleasant Way to Pay Honor To q Guest
or to Introduce a stranger.

Pleasant Way to Pay Honor To q Guess
or to Introduce Stranger.
LunchsOns ara in high favor with those
who entertain extensively and furnish most
agreeable method Of being hospltable, as well
as pleasant way 70 pcy honor to guest OF
II introduce a stranger. According Ito tho
social etfquetts of New York, tho luncheon
hour Is from half past to O'Clock and
ladies' only receive invitations. A large
luncheon of thirty or more guests is arranged
FOR both drawing ard dining room, where
srnall tables for four persons each arc care
fully grouped.
Guests present Themselves ia handsome vis-
itiBg toilets and arc ia their bonne.z They
remove their gloves sc table. For the IA
vorite progressive luncheon several diagrams
of the tables and their places, With tn. names
q tho guests upon them, are placed in the
dressing room, 50 that each guest may easily
fnd her own location Guests aro received
~ the hostess ard presented 70 her friond or
friends in a library or other reception room.
where they wait FOR the announcement of
luncheon The guest Of honor, IL there bs
cue. is seated az a table near the center. and
between the courses two Of the ladies who
are seated st the table with be- and the hoss-
ss re and exchsngs seats with othe-s
y hoe names the hostess mentions % them
This change y made several times during ths
entertainment Ladies at ether tables also
sxraanSe places. II tbsy ike, during he -
r,ovai of plates, esch ere carrying bar tap
ksa with her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
The COMING MEETING.
oaici.l Progrsmns of the Coming Bicycle
Meeting.

pdictal Programme 0f the toming Bicycie
Meeting.
The Grand Rapids Bicycle Club have
issued a bandsome aud elsborAte pro-
grsmms for the coming sixth annual meet
ing Of the Michigan league. which viii be
here next week Saturday. The general
COMMITTEES on arrangements and the chair
man Of ths sub-com mittees are A. i. RicI-
mond on programme and general arrange.
msnt. +. r.. Esc0tt. entertainment: o. T.
Palmer. reception. W ). Turner. racs
snd psrsae. and G.. Mason on transport
alton. The programme calls for business
meeting sE 10 o'circk. hiii-c.ir ing con
test At n. plot graphic AZ mon. d psr a.
sweets at lr.O parade f1sn. Campsu
square A. o clock. races At 3, supper 81 .,
snd collation. and reception a. 80. A sill
yer bggs will be given % the lsrgest uni
formed visiting club The league bead
quarters viii be AZ STeet's Hotel The free
iom q The O-Wssh-tz Nonz club rooms
and club house viii BE rendered the guests
A reduced rate. ore snd third fare. vii
be gwen on al railroads 60 these who c'ine
to attend the. meeting. 1he porade a. ?
q ciocs viii Frm an Isnlpsu square. an
thence ACROSS pssfi-st. bridge 10 front and
Bridzr-st., thence passing tbruu Snrs
wsr snd sst Fulton. across ths Or De o
Wstsrloo. thence through Lous oprin-
Monroe. Cana, East Brisge Ostaws. Cres-
csat-svs.. Iona. Pearl, North pivison
Monroe. Sheldon. south - WestnY.sra
hence north through JsfisrSon-ave. n
Fulton. and sontf - Wss'thv tre
north .hroush J fsrs ave. and r tcn
ard south through -auth EHvlsoa ~ IS
Fsir grounds ehere he races vii b. b IL
Prizes sre cfsrsu f,r bali riie novice. one
mie a.. K r. chsn rionship. one ME
1pen. dve-mis isp. hall.nie run and
consolation rsces. A large attendance ls
expected and every lhirx possible wi -
.io1e 10 mase tie visit pleasant FOR ths vs.
ftssrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Never urge your guess - eat mo-s than
they want No one should ask 70 hs helped
t-ice 20 soup. At dessert bot pssiiinxs and
pies are paSs~i before the io-s and jesIirs.
For verY elegant diuner. = eabinet pudding
with sauce. followed by ICES. charlotte russ.
snd Fllies. would b. in orster, but \ bo~tess
Is quite ss likely 70 osfer only FRAT iee ~
form q vanilla or chocolate cream. ~hich :
almost al ere can enjoy SITTER dinuer 4
ever faur courses Th> proper s-r~ice with
tlss IS a hssket - esze and strawberTies %
otSsr berries IA season
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Irdia Rubber sheetinc.

In case Of broken limbs, burns or any
wounds for which damp dressings must be
used upon a patient in bed, piece Of India
rubber sheeting is indispensable for keeping
the mattress dry. A yard of the soft twilled
rubber cut into two is OF convenient size
One-half should be folded in piece Of an
old sheet and laid under the affected part
II sheet folded lengthwise is placed across
the middle OF the bed and the ends tucked
well under the mattress, il will keep smooth
and can be changed with less difficulty than
n vhOle sheet
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

p foI " vt 10 GEI GOOD RELIABLE
Ipts n ss All nae help f1ri slcb free.
We he . c0f en or ist uor cTfe hcin elerFs
led workrsea 81 81 Einds. rorters waite -
can ters isnltors rsichmen fremcn engineer
farm an Il and lahofcrs IN large or small sang.
a. 4 alon fn.pi0ymeut baTcsG. . snd
lover biock Zone 8 q. %
II YoT DEsiRE TO PURCHASE HOT gS
I sri ioss o. secsnf iots snT psf q fh9 rfte
o. ave save good rsoneY ~ calling on 4
r Autfstlei. ioveit haocs
UASrED-wILL PAY GOOD fNTERFsT ON
w $40 ard give security % : o. rcfth of
caai,sis address N. Tsezrar- Herald 81 ee
-
TIrANTED-oID CAST IRON SCRAP F0R
" wafch ~ gresf asrkes pee vtil - fsla
Arriy ~ ~ aa1re~s. ihe Atfhfgsr iraH Works
p r. T Power Son. rropfieter. firs 81 Rapiss.
Nich ~
NtIESNAN-ctS ADD A LTVE SMALL.
= ss1rles ore sgeni ssrced 4s ot5e1s In
Nfe e. u fse6 r o. Rc1 is7l. Hew Nork nSf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
A New Safe Cure for Corns.

Another safe and sure cure for corns is re-
ported 10 have been found in poultice
formed OF stale bread soaked in strong vine
gar. IL should be applied at night on re-
tiring in the morning the soreness will be
gone, and the corn can be picked ont. OBJ
stinate corns may require two or more sppli-
cati0ns
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
OIL of Peppermint i'm Consumption.

Oil Of peppermint is the latest ''sure cure-
for consumption, according 10 an English
physician Ten drops Of the oil are put on
cotton wool in an inhaler, the charge being
renewed every three hours, and the treat
ment continued for six weeks IL is claimed
that 10 works we'll in all cnses and effects a
cure IN the earlier stages Of the disease Tho
remedy is worth testing on this side Of the
ocean.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Reat Esfafe--Couatrg

MILL FOR sALF-fN THE VILLAGE %
VI Cainoyis one Oi tie beet mills north of Grand
kapids, including saw. Ahingle add planiDg mili,
cider mill AMI pump II story. VIII be sold a.
bargain II taken soon. Thu property II properly
handled, viii pay Is to lpl per cent on purchase
money. Mould take steam Tug a. exchange. for
particnlan address r. J.. Hanna. C9snosia, Mich
~
TOR SALk-l60 ACHES WHITE OAK Tla-
j ter In cochatsh Livingston TO-, one mile
fl0m 4. Y. NJ. Railway 'ompany's sdeines
Address Nm- hckiliels, Perry Mich. pa
EOH sALE OR TRADE FOR HOUSE AND
lot-sD-scTe huit farm. A bargain. 4.
Kellogg 81 North Division - 22l
EOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM or 81
acTes. with frame house, one mile and
quarter from hailst Apply ST Mns !. q. walk
ers. II south Diylsion-si. i2sf
IOK sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate ofthc late Daniel Schermerhorn.
one mile west Of the ely fronting hridsest IL
y tine dairy farm or Tor frult raising and gar
dening May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply to Dr. whiiworth. administrator, is2
Fourth a., Grand Rapids Mich. l0-i!
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

srsin l.sves granf Essi1s for Ailegsn ~
Z ~ r ~. arriving fhfre 81 -
Thrnegh ffkefs I'D b. TriDcTs pint ~ tne
Tinted ftnses MeGiao ard Canada . Ln89O
a. evf7p. q = a f1evs'sne.
- rt~s12 IseTrgt 7 ictef Agent
CIR ~ nrr~ox CITY ficFet hFenL
Iakfrr Sec bsT if 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Relief from Musquito and Gnat Bites.
DR.. Gerard states TINT the inconveniences
resulting from bites by mosquitoes and gnats.
especially when recent, may bs relieved by
rubbing the bitten spot with chloroferm.
The swelling quickly decreases, and The pain
and itching disappear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

r ~ Soper. representing Geo hoebs y
Ca az netroit. uanrfscture~s ~ tne csie-
brasss brands cf cigars. Ben Hur, flor
e Mosbs Record Br-sksrs ard De-
rrait Si1gxers = ia th~ city sapplying tse
nnsfkss WITH th~se popular staokss 10
nursr srd h~ffsr cirs-s can - sonnd n -
msTkef todsy. and the rsprtst'on ssc1rrd
e ". deserved. srd tie Moeos cizsrs srs
proving - great fs~urstps Il 6frarc Rsrfss
- n az otasr Parts 81 ths Sssts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rCR sALE-A GOOD VIOLIN FOR SALE
/ cheap. Please call at ~ Coveyst ~
NOR SALE A GOOD FAMILY DRIVING
horsc weight 900. Inquire l's Turner-1t..
or "a Mount Nernoh-st at blacksmith shop. pa
EOR EALE-AT A DISCOUNT, A SCHOLAR
J. ship in 8 business college. FOR evening in
struction. Address ". NJ, box Telerram-Her
aid o.lce. 1Nf
UOk sALE-A STOCK or DRUGS AT sULLI-
+ van. Mich. There are i've ssw mib in vlcln-
ity and businss profitable Good reasons for
selling. j. b. Watson. Ccopersville. Mich. ieItf
COR sALE-FAsT TROTTrR BAY GEORGE.
Il Fine roadster. gentle. suitable for ladies 10
Grive. }. +. Homan. Is Cnnal-st. l6stf
EOR SALE AN ENTIRE OUTFIT or
mschinery tor a fTst class laundry also a
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF G.. A. Berwin, Ne. II Canal 81. Lat
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Delegates representing nearly al tse sins-
ins societies beio1xine - ths Psniasulsr
srnxsrband uset st Detroit Thursdsv sven
ina - tske scflan s1 ne refusal cf the
Jark-on Hsrraosis Sociefg - axe arrange
meats fc- The biennial sasrEprfesf whirh
was 70 have oe-n bid 81 Jscsson thissuul-
mer AFTER org 5iscusslon it wss re-
solved fnat the I've Detroif societies coni
hsnr snd haia tas sserxerrest n Detrot r.
Enre i444
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Akeley Institute.

r.re.esr. Eesrffre arl fas @snon - elSlx
crxr1 Hseec E<b <x1. efs1t - ss-ilf -
~.rFar. s.sss 're 49, r.nf asfec EerrIerf ~
r-~--s-ser-s -rer.sl afesrfEfe 81 l<rr1EFes
se.t ere erf Fs ssrm .eF31z ref1 - 80
49, i 4 v1f.K FVsEx Frsnrapss.
Sr41f Htvez 4 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

Hes tts Democrats do iovs these
colorsd nen rho vctsd f-r BIAfSr four
year. but ~ho wili csaf their ballot this
vezr f,r Cnw-zkSni Tea issf'nz lcvs.
ter Z, vi ertesd way dovn b Ne
veohar &. ard vii f.A tara.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
To Contractors.

@es - 7rcr1se = resolved f-r e-ers
- s1t-t - - - rf~s @ee7~t tHFr r ffs
VS. sss ~ Nessrks ~ ~ @sfzF 8nG7s~t 81
3 -. seror1.1e n rsaF erf sp<c fce-.cas -
- seer - rse Gee . foaa flxrsod DlFeezaE
Severe, HEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

t.euerai sHsrIDa~s lsss ee.tinT-plses
= beautiful scot A-linzton = 3ne uf
tke srss p,sces v;sitsd hy tcurists IN
ws.b'nxton and the grave e Little
Fr1. wEl - sn sddisicuss sttrsetioa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Furniture stored.

PNITrRE STORED. PACKED AND
+ moved. fxpert packers sent on short notice
by kadelif Holt III south Division 81 tela-
phone No. y1l @sny 2. -
EURSlTURE PACKED, NOVED AND STORED
j by experienced w0rkmen cheap 81 Ms e..
J. Walkers second hand furniture dealer u
Snalth Dfvfsion.sf fytff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

TIE =. Louis Repaa'i'fs ssTs. The
r7cst effective speeches that are berg
male IN Nh CrzvzLAxDs behalf are
fhcae n Gsnerai HszEiscx. Wky. then.
Dc re D~narcrstic psrers cry out SO
sraatioslly 20 have them sfopped7
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

PARIS STSGEE. tie youngest son Of the
late American millionaire OF sswiDg-ma-
chine celebrity Who is residing IN Eng
land. Is going 10 cslebrsts his coming ot
szs according 10 the English style. IL 10
10 be done on scale Of great msgniE-
csnce. and the great feature OF the occs-
SION will % performance OF Gounod's
"FAUsr' IN which The young man himself
will psrsousis ths character Of Mephis-
sophslss While the part OF Marguerite
will &c sustained by Mile MAsfs VAS
Lssrr. Whether thu world will ever
bear axsin q the young man whose CON-
ing OF sge - Of such Importance, IL TO %
doubted. Bnf be wili have lots OF fun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09
Noaey To Io0n.

NONKY TO.IOAN OK GOOD RIAL ESTATE.
VI in sums NON sos % s-0.o0o low interest
r AntiSiel- oaios. iovett block, 81
MONEY TO LOAN. INQUIRE or X. Z HILL,
wi ~ Iamse-st "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

To vcn have ssionai stacks q siifous-
ness. r3th eife- tssts offensive krssfn
hesc8cbs 6izziness' Hce1s carsaparii, a
con1sirs - kest <rovu snts- 6iious rsIne-
oirs. ryY e now
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-09

4 ike nv vie - uss Pszzonis torspisr-
ion Povssr bscsase is Inprnvss Der looss
aai = ss fragrant ss violefs.