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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12

ness for so long a time. To counterfeit
this difficulty, Norwegian newsbOy
has been engaged to take Prof. Bron-
sons place for the time, and thus sore
after sore is being healed through the
foresight of one and hindsight of
the other of the two professors.
The sawdust and tights, together
with large amount of rubber parapher
MALTA, arrived by express this morning,
and Prof. Darrowson will give his en-
tire time Sunday to measurements, so
there will be no fitting to be done at the
last moment.
Everything will be charming, with
some little music. Bronson is ex-
pected to have charge of the
taking part, while Darrowson
will hold down the front seats
with his large physiOgnomy, and put in
the applause al the proper time. The
opera is expected to be opened in New
York about the middle of June. Jay
Gould, Rev. Talmage, J. Sullivan and
many prominent New York and Boston
musicians have already engaged sit
tings. Thus it is that GLOBE man sets
to rights the mysterious movements of
these two descendants from noble fam
llieS-Way back
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
One Will Probably be Held in the
North

JAMESTOWN, May 11.-At the last
Grand Army encampment-at RedfieId
the territory was divided into twelve
districts, over each of which com,
mander was appointed. Representa-
tives of the districts OF North Dakota
have about decided to call a summer ell
campment of the North Dakota posts.
The territory is so large that many old
soldiers who would like to attend the
territorial gatherings are prevented by
the expense and time lost in going and
coming, and this proposed summer
meeting is calculated to give many the
opportunity to attend gathering
which in every way will answer the pur-
poses of the annual gathering. While
nitely made, it is extremely probable
that the meeting will be held at Spirit
wood lake, delightful and picturesque,
much frequented by. the residents of
this city, and located a convenient dis
lance northeast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
The GOpher War.

DARLINGTON. May lin response to
the request. made at a public meeting
held recently. the Foster county COM
missioners have appointed committee
of five to investigate and report by
recommendation as to the best course of
action to be pursued in the future to rid
the country of the gopher pest. The
committee will hold its first meeting at
the court house in Darlington May %.
An artesian we'll is soon to be dug
here, bids for the same are now being
advertised for.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER.

County superintendent of public in
struction, was born in Milwaukee, Wis,
in 1858, but from the age of three years
was reared in Jefferson county, in the
same state. He was educated at the
Northwestern university, at Water
town, Wis, and taught in the public
schools of Jefferson county until he
came to Jamestown in April, 1880. A
week after his arrival here he was EN-
ployed as principal of the jamestown
city schools, holding that position until
June, 1882. He was also engaged in
general real estate business until 1882.
In November, 1882, he was elected to
his present position, entering upon the
duties thereof January l. 1883.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

Was born in Cattaaugus county, New
York, January %, 1858. When quite
small his parents mo we'd to Winnesheik
county, Iowa, where most of his boy
hood days were passed. He attended
the DEBORAH Institute, then Stanford
seminary, Iowa, began teaching at
eighteen, taught until he came to Da-
kota, May %, 1878; since then has held
the office of surveyor seven years and
county superintendent little over five,
having two Offices part of the time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
Clifford as a Candidate.

Cp6VIdI 10 lIIU UIUDV.
WASHINGTON, May 11.-Delegate Gift
ford has not authorized any of his
friends to announce his name as can
didate for his present position. He has
persistently and consistently refused to
allow his name to be used in that con-
nection, and has seen no reason to
change his mind, as yet. His friends
all believe that he is candidate, and
that he will be renominated. But he
has not said so.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
CROWD AT JAMESTOWN
Expected at Convention and Clubs
Next Week.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
JAMESTOWN, May 1.-THE Dakota
Republican convention and the conven-
ton of Republican clubs of the terri
tory will make things lively in James
town next week. Arrangements have
been perfected to accommodate big
crowd, and the opera house, seating
1000, has been engaged for the delibera-
tions of the delegates. Three hundred
delegates are expected to the territorial
Republican convention, and 200 to the
club convention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
THE BEST MARKET
For Dakota Produce Found on
the Pacific Coast.

JAMESTOWN, May 11.-Strange as it
may seem, the most profitable market
for the surplus produce of this county
is found in Washingtown Territory. 1t
would seem hens neither lay eggs nor
cows give milk in that locality-at any
rate the su Re butter aed and sod g OF tins
handsome profit. A jamestown baker,
who recently moved to Tacoma, writes
back that the -four sold there is all made
from Oregon and California soft wheat
and that the Dakota article is so much
preferable that he sends back to James
town for the celebrated ''Belle of
Jamestown brand for his use,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12

born near Oshkosh, Wis, on May ?
1868. In 1878 he removed to Rlue
Earth City, Mimi, where he attended
school until the age of fifteen, when he
started for Bristol, Oak, and there
learned the printers trade. In the win
ter of 1887 purchased the Globe at
Bradley, OAK, where he now may be
fOund
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
jamestown Educators.

JAMESTOWN, May 1.-THE result of
the election for members of the board
of education of the city was the choice
Of Herman Gieseler, DR.. j. W. Cloes,
John F. Vennum and A. Steinbach.
There was no special issue and only
light vote was cast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
FARGO PICKINGS.
An Exhibit of Products-..Edwards

An Exhibit of Products---Edward
Nos DOwned Certainly-..Some
w. G. T. u. Matters.
Secpial to the Globe.
FARGO, May 11.-Under the direction
of the Fargo board of trade, Cass county
will make up an exhibit, probably with
a log cabin, for the Minneapolis. exposi
ton that will do credit to the most pro-
ductive county in Dakota.
There is not entire satisfaction with
the promises of the st. Paul railroad
managers in the way Of rates out of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12

Democracy has never been questioned.
He deserves better of his party than he
has received. But am telling you that
Church is no political babe. That is all.
1t takes something of man to keep
even with Day. Church has done that.
l believe Day will tell you that he has
more respect for Church's political abil-
lty since the convention than he had be-
fore. They are well matched.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
Looking for a Band Wagon.

Bismarck Tribune.
The Argus seems to favor Seth Bull
lock, of Deadwood, for delegate. Maj.
Edwards has apparently abandoned
Gen. Allen and is looking to the Hills
for band wagon.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08

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ly and undsturbed; 70 rise retire shed head clear,
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ped In one package with treatise and directions
and sold by all druggists for sl.es.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08

"Dorothy"is . great success sini Aus
traha.
Annie Pixlsy viii pass the summer at
hsr Canadian hens.
Pour "Uusis Toms Cabin" companies
srS rscsrlsl - - r0sta
The Red nAndannn" has already been
chsn - - 80 - play.
KAts chxtsns SEASON opens Aug. IS.
She has rssoGASsd her entire company,
Franks Eenbls has concluded to shelve
"sybf- s.A ny . new play next season.
Arthur Sullivan is TO write the Incl
dental music for Henry Irvings revival Of
"Macbsrh-"
Horace Mcvicker says that nine-tenths
Of the actors Ga the American stage belong
In New York
Emma Juch has sailed for England and
France. She will return In September to
sing In concsrtx
Frank Mayo, Il is said. has decided not
10 star next season, aud has been engaged TO
support Julia Msrlews.
Charles Wyndhsm and his London
Criterion company will come 70 this country
Ia December. appearing only in the larger
cities
The Lambeth conference will open in
Canterbury cathedral. June %. Upward Of
seventy Angiiran and American bishops will
be in attendance.
No matter how much Sarah Bernhardt
earns she manages To spend her winnings as
fast sas gets them Her furniture has
been seized again.
Minnie Palmer win make tour Of Rus
STA, Germany, France and Austria during
her stay abroad, and John X. Rogers viii
book dates Tor 1900. Mss Palmer viii re-
turn 20 New York, Dec. =
Messrs. Zimmerman and Nixon have
contracts already signed for the season Of
1SSS-Sg with ths McCsull Opera company,
Joseph Il Emnss IN bis new play, Augustin
Days new company, the Loadou Comedy
company, hsedesl By tbe famous Mr.. and
Mrs. keudsil. aud Booth and Barrett
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
MEN zee HEsa or.

Tossst : {, sAsralag after dinn=r
enksw.
Ez.Pr>niss S~ry = p'ais easy hlaas
sad o<ixiaa1
Count Antsa Appenzi won sse4ooolby
vlzal1g - AsS<rs.a Dsrsy.
James wklsnornb Riley. the Hoosier
pess. i q1its aotsss aad un>szuming-
II Is expected that Lord DufEsrin will
s4t sprtss becsals slizistsr q Constantine
yls
A dirty old portzft Of Robert Burns.
which Vas bouzas in fcrozto for II. . now
ksld al e2.0o0
Benzon. the English betting plungrr.
better kaows a '.Jatilss Jigxins.S As about
- visit America
President Adams, Of Cornell university.
pronouness coehacation a ths ssxss a. that
institutions = sneeasx
The emperor Of Russia - having built
. new Yacht, which viii be fitted ~ath extra
ordinary luxury and splsnsfor.
Lord Wolselsy has presided over a meet
f1x 70 eonskler military cycling, and pro-
ronacsd the bicycls = nilitAry instrument of
great pfoGaise
Mr.. Maple. the millionaire upholsterer.
has purchased tie Newmarket residence %
the late Fred Arehsr. the jockey. Tie paid
is>s than 81, 900 fer Is, though IL cost Archer
more than sloo. 900.
The first volume Of the correspondents
| Of PETER the Great edited by Couat Tolstaa,
hes been published There viii DO ten very
1 large VOLUMES, containing upward Of 20, eco
letters, WATCH have been gathered from ar
chlves ali aver Europe. -
The new Earl Of Seafeld and chief Of
the Cl4a GRAFT pumps suddenly into rank
| and position he has been living in Austria
| IA FOR many years past, and be recently oc-
| cutied lhs mere onsrosn than dlgnifisd po<i-
zion Of county eoaFs b~assn.
Hong YEN Chang. the FIRST Chinese
lawyer in this country, came hare IN 1872
| and studied both AZ Yale and Columbia
he passed his examinations for admission 70
| the bar last year, but was obliged to wait
| until he had besn naturalized before he could
practice He has settled in New York city.
| While the Emperor of Brazil was III in
| Milan his estimated expenses were 400 GOO
francs. The regular hotel bill was ! 900
1 francs q day, but ON account Of his illness
| other guests had TO leave. and for thirty five
days tho cost was q, 900 francs. A physician
from Paris made two trips to Milan for 40, o0(
francs, two Italian doctors were paid zoo
francs a day, and DO had to give.a lot, oi
for< ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
WELL KNOWN WOMEN.

The Duchess Of HAMILTON has opened a
recall butter shop N Ip~wsea-
The Duchess Of Rutland. writer on
.ocisl topics Tor women. Is coming to Americs
70 widss bar sphsr. of observation.
Mrs. Langtry says the reported dinner
az vhich she - alleged 70 have announced
her approaching marriage - Mr.. Gshhards
Il. - 1nste Der words. "A pack of les ss
usual
Niss Fr.rces p Willard. sf the wo-
rnsn. Chrfssssn Teups-snrs unica. - b1sllT
engaged asoa "a autehssgrsphy. -hieh u %
be st The sss sra> q hisssry AZ thst orzaniz-
alton.
Tie sister ~ Keats. The poet IL living
IN ns<rid. spasa. snS = IN zo~S health Sbs
l. employees in az attempt - ostain fron the
English cours - cssncery fortune which
belonged - her grsadfathsr. She evidently
= usars >ptssisssv and srus1ax than t.r
txreCus brssser.
Mue Maisecuier. ~ife 81 sheeeisbrzted
psinter. = ssaa after a brief iuasss Shs
~zs the siStsr II Stsiassii a painter q r.
kesoas xaskrss TIE aece@s~d 1sfy wss
kishEv ssts~us~i ssr her b-nevsleuce IN Pcissy.
th~ eses-sse -1esTe-x sc~n wssrs she ~
ssdea With aar hnsh.sd
TIE Grand p-1ehess Elizabeth wffs -
she Grsss paks Serxs AhsxSroxftch. - fssa-
ssa. : SO .sidition - royst ssl1hors So
-ritss ~ .ourt ffs snd~r tke pen rarss e
Arr E<oii.~.- xsa r>.i p~spie rsasauersss
thrzszgh h>r psr-s Sc = snlr q r-ar~ %.
kas ss< rs lived nf-essn@ - ssrre- - -
20 ~.sr-z~S - -~Frr 500 ssss ~hii~ sks
is~~4 <ng1sw H~ fxss = sa11 - sxpr.ss
80 81 ssrY - 49, IA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
THr YERn1cr uNAN1Aous.

W. ID. Suit Druggist, Bippus. Ind. testi-
fies: II can recommend Electric Bitters As
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, ann was cured OF Reuma-
tism of 10 years standing" Abrs-
ham Hare. druggist, Bellville, Ohio.
affirms: 'The best selling medicine
have ever handled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bittsrs."
Thousands of others have added their trsii-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
lar bottle at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
BuoKLEN,s ArrrcA sALvx.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chiiblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Prizes Is cents Fer box.
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Diyision-sfa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
EvEar TsHT | SCRATCHED
tain Sks skfa 80 raw. BODY e0ssxea
Via s.-lss rks spots 81 raers>r. Car
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nd pc Plea hk< @aas "a. al osex ny sds,
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spotted "a, scs icA esass % u Ages. scelza-
p4slss sha rsefA<- / rsasd sE<set ever
ssslss = 10 isssasa lssssshs's Nm s1.iesd
% <xx1a- i VA al / ooze<aA al t.s dectoEs
N ths esslHlry. eut sfEbo1t xid. After sttl2s ~
AL hsSss & recovery hap1szss . sss a. a.
serllssa4sst - tbs assspek<E aesa1 ye1r CN4t.
crsk ksAxDlss. add purchased lhe1s uom ny
cfnr ~ sa6 eo<1ansd xlzos& im las1i2Ie fsllsf.
hessa y neEles hat lie 1esks sr0p<l0ns sEsaa
ksss sssn fslly s&rad- ] lad ne slssss@ talIssen
months before tSxsn tskl1r tAe CCtkCusA kss-
EDfks. ana n Oh o. tue weeks va entifsss
cared ~ dls<s< vs. eez< IA xnd tsorissls
pseanneaded - cExsegsA kk4kDsss - ell Az
2y vicinity. and ! knew 81 great many Who
bars taken tas1- ana tn<nk ras ios lie know
ledge Of them, especially motAsu who have
bates with sesls erup1loD< On their heads knd
bodies ! esEslos express IN s0f1s the thsnks 30
s0u f0r y nst 9ae CtsICgRA kEskDiks have b<en
to me NJ bocy sAs covered with scales. and
y a. nice and clear - b4sy.s
September n. iss7.
February I. lsss.-Not . trace undiscovered The
disease from whieh suffered has >hown ltsslf
since ~ esne4 GRO. U0Tkf.
We cannot do jnstles 70 the esteem in whish
CUTICt "a. the great rktn Cure. and CJTIcI "a
soar an exquisite ekin Bssutifisr. prepared nom
II. aud CVIiCUFA kEsoLsksI, the new Blood
Purihef are be "a BY the thousands upon thou
sands whose lives have been made happy ~ tn {
cure OF sgonizing. humLisEtug, itching, sesly aud
pimFiy diseases Of the skin scalp and blood. VIII
loss OF hair.
Sold eveFywhers. Price. CUrIcuKA Soc; Soar.
2ot-; kEsoLyEST, 81. Prepared ~ the PoTTEk
DkUG And CHKxIcAL Co, hoston. Mas
ANsend for "How 70 Cure SKIN Dise4ses" o.
pages. 50 illustrstions and 100 testimonials.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08

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4CE AssssE. Dssssf. Col. - Hn-
ssod Chi-f
81 Il Kssl<r. Jackson. kich.. A.
nsnk
ne as pseizg "a fhnrs1zT I'll es ems
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hzrz. 3zuS H1<<y A4s soa every race that
hs hns e. nfs1 cd Eor Wilkes has s&rssd
Lhs Iz1rs1s Of ~ snrsk seat saa TIE eoa-
80 s.zws~p kkszs Tor supremacy VII -
ons ~ lhs spsr.lax sssnts 81 tAs sezso1-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
KENT COUNTY BEEF !!

That man JONES, corner of
Fourth.st. and Broadway,
keeps only first-class Kent
County Beef, at prices lower
than the trash called meat,
handled over and over in
peddler's wagons, exposed to
dust and flies and unfit for
food. Everything IN the meat
line at the lowest prices.
| buy for Cash and will not
be undersold 10y anyone.
JONES, The BUTCHER,
Cor. Fourih-st. and Broadway.
Watch this Space for Quota
tions.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08

Ffwek-~ sesf< sa8 eth~r h1rn1rs ~ -
hlersst sr~ itsels - ssafsst fn~7n~e' sss ~
Is fr~~~nf - ~S~~ th~ss take HfAS &sr
SPARTA 30 fasss 4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
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OUR MARKET REPORTS.


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80. ! Aaxs1A eetsa8sr - ssk-ek -. $780,
LEF4-<sg.Ael. enk &s -. &1<<o nesN<r4 ss0t
50. $50, AEx1st. go - Rsca11zr. 49,
1l4-A8sl<z3.
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bss.ssr-~D-A Hssl<EEs 1SSL<.e
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08


Fxrza Prsdaee frssa ftrss nasdas
Clarnk Friday, JAY
A2p4es-81.9O fsf LaEESL
ssss. s-s &c s. ss. Ysts Zoe nun s.s..
Clover sesa-S.o@aoe nnoehs szsOss-os
Per babel
bred Fr1iS-APplss evsporsted. sose per
Yoand. QasreFs SIC Per pound. cherries. 10
iss per poalld: ps4ehss, loSiAs Per pound
kxxs-ffesfa. &c pr 10<
Fislh hss..- !. ii.ssn. s1.eessoo veal. s-ee
eraia-W hess-~ssady al SIC per "a for rel
SO 0F White Oats. &c. Rye. $500 Corr.
$500. BARLEY, L&s1S per csL
Hides-Grsen. sf,eses part cured. s,Ses1se
cured, 6sa514c. calf skins. . u II pounds de-
Dskin skins. 80 sc each: sheen pslLs 'scesl-S.
Honey-l3e per ID strsised. loc.
hops-iefflk Per ID
haI-finotny. slI-ol per s0n. clover. uoco.
mixed, slIO0 marsh. slVV9lzo4
Maple sugar--l2c per 10 for SEWN blocks small
Pouitry-ehiekens ioSi214c, ducks u0i2cs
rs1stoss-0id sc. new. 500
sprung vexefab cs-Lestuce &c per rounds rad
ishes. lac a dosen bunehes. onions. Ice dozen
9 u. beet greene. soc bushel. green peas. 81 %
oushels string beans. Soc bushel
strawberiss, eoIe per quart.
stuw-tsfo per toa-
Iallos-5oskepsrl ID
wool-Ths spring crop OF wool n coming In.
Unwashsd wool brings l6 and u cents per pound
while the washed 10 quoted al Z2o34c.
wood-Biock stove wood. u.7So1 . per cori
four-soot wood. e4oo8aoo per cord
coaI-s7oo; CRATE. $50.
IAme-Grand Rapids. 75c: Ohio soc: Pe.osksy.
u.oo
salt--75c for Saginaw or Manistee.
keIosene-Aich. test l0h, alter white. 1lkc-
GssoliEe--l2c per gallon
Groceries and Provisions Wholesale.
ssyss-cnt Iost Sc granula.ei ,e5tc:
ConeeHGreen Rio. i79lsc: Rio roasted, sDc:
Java. green. 2Sa6zc. Java. roasted. SOC,
Naricsibo. roasted. 221z@e4c: Mexican. roasted.
80 2se.
Teas-JspAn, fine, ssassc; Japan, medium. 25
powder, 2GS4c: oolong Sso7oc: Congo. 20
Flour-s2.so per cwt: sA60 per bbl.: patent pro-
cess. s19ocs0c per cwt., $3.50 per boil; all wheat
nour Siv per cwL. hzS per bbL buekwheat
| s275 per cwt
Mi Feed-screenIngs. 81 per ton; bran. tls;
| ships, cs.do; middiings. $500.
Feec-Corn and oaLs x23a24 per ton
sslt-Michigan. sc; Eastern, si.l5.
| Fsn-No. ! whitefsh, 800 per half Dbl;
trout, s5.5oGso0: cod. salt 6ee7c per h., clans
SEC per hundred oysters bulk. 81 009sl Is gallon
| but, lie.
Pork In barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
siSeo; extra short cut. Sl50oGl6Ot; standard clear
Lrd-Tierces, s4es1zc; 30 and so ID. tubs, SC; SO
| 10: round tins, 100 cases &c: In tin pals. &c.
l Eeefin barrels-Extra mess, warranted 2DolDx,
/ $500; extra, homeless. 5000.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08

gzay 4 eksz-r- 80. ! shl-<. slxez Ne. 2
red. essh sac laly - q. AasaA. 49, sspssza-
bsE. &C.
l1g1-5sc
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-07-08
Catarrhal Dangers.

DIMPLEs. black-heads. red. rough, chsppsd
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