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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

-He-Ah, how that takes me back and re.
calls my early youth, its folllcs, ambitions
and sorrows.
she-Ycs. it's a cradle song.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

AZ citizen of Brunswick, Georgia, proposes
to paint his house black and ornament the
roof with representations Of collins painted
white.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

There is a woman in watklnsyille, Ga,
who, within the last eleven months, has given
birth to five children. Her husband is abont
discouraged.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

"Isoyal Glue" Mcnds Everythine.
Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Orna-
ments, Leather, etc. Everlasting tenacity!
Always liquid and ready. Free sample Walls
at druggists aud groccrs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

-"Chccscrine, is the latest fraud in Eng.
land. 1t has a suggestion Of cheese, o.
American oleomargtnc suggests butter.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10


ROCHESTER,, N. r, Jan. 0.-On TIE New
York Central road, between Buffalo and Syra.
cuse, there were several live stock trains when
last weeks storm came up. An effort waa
made to run them to points where the stock
could be sheltered, but in spite Of all efforts
nearly fifteen carloads q cattle and hogs des.
tined for Boston and New York were frozen
to death near Palmyra aud several carloads At
other points.
A man who has .practiced medicine for %
Yeas ought to know salt from sugar; read
what he says:
ToLrDo, O., Jan. 10. 1887.
Messrs. +. j. Cheney & Co., Gentlemen:
l have been In the general practice Of mcdl-
clue for most 10 years, aud would say that in
all my practice and experience have never
seen o preparation that l could prescribe With
as much confidence of success as I can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have
prescribed II a great many times and its effect
ts wonderful, aud would say In conclusion
that I have yet to find q case Of Catarrh that
It would not cure, IL they would take 1t accord
ing to directions.
Yours truly,
l.. l.. GORsuCH, NJ. D.
Office, 2l5 Summit st.
We will give 500 for any case of Cstarrh
that can not he cured with Halls Catsrrh
Cure. Taken internally.
~. CHENEY Il CO., Props, Toledo, o.
70 Sold by all Druggists, Is cts.
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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

Cash for Dead Hogs. Dead Sheep
and Dead Cattle.
Railroads agents at all points tributary TO
Sioux City are instructed to rec tive above as
freight and give special rates on same, so con.
sign sane to STRANGE Bros,
Proprietors City Rendering Works.
Office on Pearl street.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10
% "W"
SYMPTOMS.

Sold by Druggieo and Dealers E.eyysrhee.
THE CHARLES A. voeElEa CO.. Baltimore. No.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

The new consolidated natural gas COM
pany of Wheeling has twcnty-cight good
wells, and two %twelve-inch mains lending
to Wheeling and Bcllaire.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

The problem of obtaining electric cncr-
gy from carbon without heat is quite M
interesting subject for occasional discus
sion among electrical engineers.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

A new system for rolling iron to make
pipe as well as sheet, plate and tank iron
quicker and Mt reduced cost is 10 be intro
duccd at Pittsburg.
Last year over so. 900 stoves and ranges
were manufactured il Taunton. Mass.
The machinery and cotton goods indus
tries arc very prosperous.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

The National telephone company. OF
Scotland, has several submarine cables of
seven, eight and nine miles in length,
which rive perfect satisfaction.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

District Assembly No. 16 met on Janu-
airy Goth at Pittstom That district has
already sent in TO the general secretary OF
the Knights S11,2a57.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-10

1t is said that enough Bcsscmer ore has
already been located in this country %
supply its wants for 100 years, and more
is being found every month.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

Ve eelerte snf tor1rfft vi ra~e So pffrcisr~~s
xser-t trac - fsef frr~neF ~ H-,r< .ars nnf
ffsf rtrf fFs1tfTrrf ~ rsrffiE ~ 4 r. srr~s
Fivs $500 1erocfr enftegs 1srr eDf ircee<If.es<1
~ p 1HoxF-flE
40 rneniTt ~ 4 . HOE1VE. Eessrsne
e><k. 1e-eptf14s J.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
WESTDROOK DIVINE
dks ~ eat siehis-D Fair Assocs.tisn Loses
Asothsr N.luasls Mss4 EeF-ktls
ksa24iss siu 50 - Reid
lsg abIs MorataE.

TIE West Michigan fair Association VII
Dc leDssoaas lnsssd. westorook Divine sil
noi bs there al his post as usosi.
Mr.. Divse weBt 20 Sweets hogei Taes
dsy Dight and that vas the last seen OF han
alive. Hs oid Dot appear Wednesday and
yesterday morning M. bridge. clerk of
Sweets. went u his rc0n, where had 10
force the doSr. AID fouad AR. Divine lying
On nis left eide IA tie Bed dead ins
police officers aud Coroner Brsalss we're
sotined al once. Mr. Br4dlsh viewed TIE
remains aud decided thsl 10 Inquest w4s
Necessary. ss Ar. Divine had died OF appO-
plexy. Tue remains were taken 10 Dur-
ices undertaking establishment and Tie
Te.suves o. tie deceased notified
Ar. Divine wss gentleman 90 years Of
age. aud until recently strong and robust,
aud had been here Tor lev days prior to
his aesfh for medical treatment De Was
man sho bad long been identified with the
Interests of iOula and Moniezlm counties
having served the people a State rsnst0r
Tor the years so % and %. lie had been
Supervisor of the township OF Eureka
MOnicAlm cOuntY. IN which lie lived Tor
about twenty eight years, ano was chair
man OF tie BoAfd Of Supervisors many
years. lie was for number of years
member of the Board Of Inspectors OF The
Iona Sthte House OF CORRECTION. For SIX
ears he was member OF the executive
COMMITTEES of the Michigan etatr Grsnke
and was President Of the Nashiugtonian
Society At 0reenville. de was a prominent
farmer, stock breeder and banker and =
man highly respected by all who knew him.
Among bis colleagues Ia the State senate
were Governor Luce, Ex-Governor Jerome,
and Hon T.. {. Watkins. ol tbs county.
lie moved 10 Belding, bis present home.
four years ago.
Ia 1879 SIR. Divine With other gentlemen
organized The w. n. A. & !. Society, and he
was elected director and superintendent
of cattle. both Uf which positions be had
held uninteruptedly up to the time OF his
death. He was an earnest worker for the
interests Of the Society and will be greatly
missed among his co-laborers, as well As
among the many friends here aud through
out the state who knew him.
When in Grand Rapids last October Mr.
Divine was stricken with paralysis and has
been in poor health ever since. His death
was expected by bis family although IL
came at last with shock. lie leaves
wife aud four children. 81. y. Divine, OF
Belding; Geo. f. Divine. who lives near
Belding, and Asher Divine and Mrs. ID. F.
Fargo, OF Dorland. Dakota.
ID. b. Divine came here yesterday after
noon and will take the remains Of his faith
er 10 BeldIng this morning. going by way
of Howard City The funeral will pr0ba-
bly, be held next Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
In the House.

wAsHIsGroS. SEPT. l2--rhe House TO-
day resumed tue consideration Of the eon-
ference report on the suodrs appropriate Oh
bill The pending question was on the
motion of Mr.. Holman. OF Indians. TO con-
cur in the Senate amendment relative TO an
inquiry as 10 the practicability of reclaiming
the arid lands, with an amendment pro-
vIding that the expenses Of the work should
be pa 4 from the appropriations OF tue to-
pographic survey. Iho motion Was lost.
Tne Senate amendment was then
concurted IA with an amendment pro-
posed py Mr.. Brfckinridge. OF Kentucky.
AS AGREED 10 the clause provides for the APP
propri4tion OF 100000 for the purpose of
investigating the extent % which the arid
region can De redeemed by irrigation. The
director OF the Geological survey is directed
TO make al annual report OF the progress
of the Inquiry and ali toe lands which may
hereafter oe designated for sites for reser-
voirs. bitches or canals for irrigation pur-
poses and all lands made susceptible OF
irrigation are reserved for sale or entry
until otherwise provided.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

s-s4tsr Hear Mas s~ras Sarcastic as-
-4.xks Assg4 H.

WAssIssros. SssL l1-SF GesrEs oIisFsa
"a auassdnsns . tas frast sil reported
yssssra.s ffoal tas Csn.lttss oa finsnos.
lac smsDszzeeg eosslsss % isaT asalslonsl
sscti0ns ths llesi lsapoFtsEg essBx ous ca
making il ihs aUty ~ he President whsn
s4Iisoss ssG tie PF.cs n say astlcie "
alsEcaaas ss = rsls<d IN ooassqusncs cl
sgrssasnts ~ os&binSiiens. ~ issue hls
sroclAms lon suspeneinE tea poTaFiiy ths
collection of lm Sert a0tiss os seeh articles
ne supportss kz .rxzAsnt in . speech a.
ZONE lsEsih-
Nj Hear made some very sarcastic aud
pointed remsrxs as 10 ths cosnsctl0n Of
ths Cabisel ana OF the Democratic party
With uasgs Mas gssre. Tor Instance. Rs
asksa. . Standard OG tTast IN tails country
And II -, wa Iast tTusg represented IN tes
Cabinss o. this nomsatY Was II repre-
SEQ ted Ia the Senaley Was Z represented
in TIE councils OF Al important political
part,l Was there q sugar trust sad were
ils res TeseBtauvss consulted ln Tue framing
OF the maternal revenue tariff eiil. and aid
thew have their interests looked sfter and
considered Why had not the senator
irom Texas told the Senate what he anew
about these things,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

BrFFAL8. SEA- tz-~At 2soa asariy sFsrs
sszt . .ss y asie ha.L sssEs TIE Deno-
eFal.o slats eoassalisB sSs esi1. ~as 0oca-
sgaBglsa 5anasr ssa az us1sf sss sssa
1laxiag as .4y dosa s. sisls ~ tas pat
fsfns oesrinz ssiit-lr43sd portrait O Pres
deaf CIsssiaad. sb.ch Sas placed "a a.
sass a the nxat ol ias s.&<s. fas house
ross .1d 1hssrs1, tss kl2alls ciaos being
esg~ciaIly esthasisstlc. s1-1 a.idlaz 70 thsf
ezssrs for lleFelAao a2otaer vollsy Ter Hill.
Ihs 10ssrnors portrait lad sssn carried 10
80 glaLl0rm "A lslssli4ssly after LEst of tie
Prssl1 1snt. out as 5000 as secret4Ty D-freeaE
"a ~ Is hs sasTplT ordered Z taken ~ tns
Fsar VI tse sage.
hs essulsd ia prssntztion thsn you'd De
premature saa w0uid sDsh Tie Stage effect
- appearances A. LATER moment sss n
tended 70 produces.
The hour nIsd for the opening Of the
conssaIioa ~ss l. O'clock buI It ~as i2.30
. Geek uasn Edward Murphy. 0f Troy.
Chairman 81 tns etsLs COMMITTEES. stepped
torssr4 On the platform amid cheers sad
called the conssntion 70 order. hs al
nolnced tbsI by direction Ofthe stale LOIu-
miftse he nominated a. temporary oa1cers
oesrss ksine-. u Asnree as Chairfa2n
Charles X. Dsirsest. as Secretary. and Inos-
+ Gilrow. william T. De ney and Joseph
r.. As-befger ss t-sadinz Secretaries 1nsy
we're unanl la3ously elected.
Mr.. A1rphy then naaled John Austin
IAfhfop. Of Steuoea, sad john r. Meeusds.
OF Nss YORK, % escoft Ar. kalnes 10 the
cnair. Bernard Martin, OF Ine Tammany
delegation, announced that Judge AeQuade
WAS dnaYOidsbly Absent and moved that
Richard Croker b. substituted. Mr.. Aur-
phy ins'ead named General Splnois. but he
suggested that George h. Forester Presi-
deaf OF The New YORK Board Of Aldermen.
tAxe Dis place. and The substitution vas
made. kr. kslnes. on takirg Tho chair.
wxs recsivsd with applause. In his speech
MS references 10 President CievelAnds letter
OF acceptance vas received with great sp
plause.
The usual committees were appointed.
and a. AS the Convention took q recess
until p. N.
At toe evsning session d. Cady Herrick
was made permanent session. Governor
Hill and Lie1tsnsnt Governor Jones were
renOmin2ted Dy acclamAtion, aud Judge
Gray was nominated for Judge OF the Court
Of Appeals. and al 8 0 CLOCK the convention
adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

A Malsdy That 10 Carrying OF the lnhsbi
tants of . New Jer.ey Town.

A Malsdy That 10 Carrying on the 1nhsbi-
tsnts of New jersey Town.
EEw YORK. sept. i2.-Ths Plsinfeld (N.
j. Erensn0 .Ne'rs of yesterday printed an
account Of q strange mslsdv that has
affected the villagers At Franklin Park.
fourteen miles south OF there. About four
weeks ago sailor named Garrettson re-
turned from . trip along the southern
coast and soon after his return was stricken
down with . disease which the doctors
called ship fever. He died. Within .
few days . number Of those attending
the funeral we're stricken down with
the sane disc sse and in the past three
weeks SIX Others have died. and now there
are . number sick with the fever. many
OF whom, the doctors say. x3si die
The names OF those dead were not given,
bus the story vas v0uched for ss entirely
cor rect. Tas description Of the disease is
peculiar. ss many points about Il are peca-
lar 10 yellow fever. In some cases u has
appeared Ike typhus fever. bat s!l the doc
tors unite IN saying tasf the disease is be
youd their former xnowisdgs
Franklin PARK - on the Pennsylvsnis
railrosd and SIS farm settlement and the
houses are sst far spsrt. This proves ts.
disease 20 oe other than tvpsoid f.vsr srd
direcfiv trscesbis 20 The dead ssidier. On
sec p0nt Of the lack Of oTgsnis.6 health 10
report of The disesse has before com. %
general notice. Tae Ststs Board of Health
has be.n asked 20 investigate ths msfter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
AM6S ReNomINATED.
The KspubIie.s state cosvsntioa of Mas
ssehasefts.

ssehasstts
vention to nominate full state ticket met
a. fremont Temple shortly after III O'Clock
this morning. Chairman Burden presiding.
After brief remarks by Chairman Burden
apon the issues Of the campaign In which
be euiogized Harrison and Morton. COM
mittees were appointed. II vas voted that
al resolutions be referred to the committee
on resolutions rifhoat debate. The con-
mittee on credentials reported thirty
cities and 81 towns represented ey i.l25
delegates. The committee on psrmsDsot
organization reported a. follows
President John p. Long. Hfhghan:
Vice Presidents. Hon. y r. Banks Wal
thsm. aud ssventy others; Secretaries. J.
Otis Wsrdsll and eight others. Mr.. Long was
escorted - the platform. and after tie sp-
pisase bad sucsidea. made spesca. He
held the ehoss Attention OF the convention
Tor one hour and I've minutes, tbs
eading poins being enthusiastically
sODlsgded The mention Of me
Nstioua ticker ELECTED proloo esd
spplause. vita three cheers for Harrison
snd Morton Long closed amid tamnisu-
Gus spplsuse. Ine report Of ne ESQ utions
rss rsosivsd sad unanimously adopted.
Fedlnx taxing = ballot wnich -osii nav.
se-n n order. . recess vas tsxea until 3
o'clock
The result of The frst ballot al.r r.ss-
ssnnoiing. -ss Total numoergf votes csst,
ttt2 necessary for . choice. 571 Oliver
Ausss. s5S. William +. Drsper, $50
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
POLICE PICkUPs.

John MCGOWAN was arrested yesterday
for being disorderly.
Fred Rowe, q young bootblack, was ar
rested in Kent alley last night for being
disorderly aud throwing stones.
VIM. B. Smith was arrested yesterday for
selling liquor in theatre. He waived ex-
animation and went to the Superior G ourt
for trial.
Amena Papke called another Polish
woman an unpronouncahle pame-bad
name. Amelia was arrested aud will have
q trial next Wednesday.
The old patrol wagon has been fitted up
for the PouDdmsster's use. and all dogs
will be taken in hereafter just ss high
toned a. any other drunk.
Henry II. Winsor. for embezzlement,
will come up again the 18Th. When the
case gets 10 the end of the sdiouraments IL
will be settled or the examination waived.
Albert Brint. wife and FIVE children were
taken from the Lake Shore depot TO 81.
Marks Home yesterday IN the patrol
wagon. They mad just arrived from Bristol,
England.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

rRtesl.a. eeut t1--TE1 dangerous ccun-
sftsaers sere srfsirned hefors Comais-
srsrinssten vsrs bed - the sss~rsi grand
iurr Thev srs Fred Ss-ch ard Jscob Nc.
ts.ter - ~ surf rsrBlet IiIineis. Tse
stfart. ou 81 ne Secret seTrlre was sttrzcse1
- tsss pIsce ~ tss sHenrt II ccan1srfsif
rscrer fl cf-V1I sf'un there sd tae investi-
esrirn rezrifrf IN sre oftsersrs sr~est TEe
rs'rs~s verf ~ Ntfsushiins houss In
,n~ esl.sr tber s,aad = couDlele - ~ ssss
r,scr 80 e,r snch - -akers 81 SPURIOUS
rroaev r<e - reii - IL enc doi ~ snf
f,v -snf rierss naB,e 0essi~ s,r ef~ca lasis-
es1 effsrs ircerurlsfP keecb as6e fail
--ss fssstcr Ira offcer< safek 80 49,
s~fse1 ~ Ne ter tk< sszze sd ~ <ofk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
Ecs1glR3sSfts
Daily "pOinters."

The largest diamond csrtsiniv known. is
that belonging to the ks AZ ksttsn. weigh-
ing % carsts. Il - sRe shaped with an in
dented hollow near the snsi - end. NanY
years ago the Governor q B0rnso offered
for it 800 000.t var bfigs folly equipped.
a number Of c2nnons sDd Quaniity 0f
powder and shot rat the Rsjsb refused 20
psrt win +, the fortunes of bis family sup.
posed n - csnnected vifh g.
Neri - tbs diamond ip sze is the csle-
brsted -koh-i-Door .0Dcs oossfe1 posses-
son of ne great M0vni. tuf nov b@ionsine
70 The Cnss1 of Great BTifsin. Il vsisbs
- csrzfs bot - ssla - have weFbed in
tie rouaf sfH csrsts The orfov diamond
Belonging g. - Russisu frvsr0T = ssi5
% nave re zas1 when r0neh ~ csrsts bat
is no1 CTS err-sbatsed &D6 weighs le5
ca-ass. The S. RI diamond ~sighng i6s
osrzfs hss 81 Ii more Interesting history.
It belonged - Chsriss TIE Bod ifuke ~
Burrundv. 80 wors "a n his ost - TIE
Bsft.e q Nsocv. ~hsrs - fell 1viss
sossisr foaed if srd sai1 q - srgsv nlsn
for guidsn- lH 1885 Il vss purc1s--d ~
Russiss NonisFnsn foT hsf mlilion
rabss Tbs di1mond = ssid - ksvs teen
re frsf thsf ~zs c1f r. k8FuE>
The fires Jevels So rssr tzctured - shs
pef-oit ssfsre HoTss sD6 rave seen SOD -
"a fr~ - Tesrs Ttss are fb- leading stoves
81 ~ rrriS szd sre saia from ous end -
~ gioae - ths etasr hsTlng branch
re8x~s e. Ntsrns ifraoH A0ecew BRO
ss1. Ese-oe Arrss sd 4asnszl =. sra 70
sav ons 81 neea - = COS ssore. - sure
sad 30 5s-si wifh ne Do sT veoflist-
inx - az rs VT easrscses Fo1 havs
80 a~st ~ 80 wrsd
TQsTkE sTFVESs A 90
70 sB6 u Naryr~~
0Hr H-zl Leuea
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

buffalo. n. Y. Sept. l2.-The interns-
tional iair has been grand success from
first to last. Michigan was well represent
ed In the horse department and carried off
nearly all the FIRST prizes Oh coschers and Per-
cherons Savage Farnum. of Island Home
stock fsrIn. Crosse lie. Wayne county,
Mich, took first prize with their Percheon
stallion Pluviose and four of his get. also
first on 3.year-old Horace. first on 2-year-
old Rigolo, first on the 4-yesr-old mare
Psquerette, first on 3-year-old Fan chon.
and first on the 2-year-old mare Myrtha. Y.
b. Cottrell. OF Detroit. was appointed by
the PercheroD Society of America as one of
the judges on Percheron horses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
The OlSTilLERS.
The National Protective Association of
Liquor Dealers Eisct Ofncsrs.

The National Protective Association of
Liquor Dealers Eisct Oncsrs.
NEv IoKk. Sept. i2.--The delegates TO
the Liquor Dealers National Protective
Associ alton reassem blsd In Chickering Hall
this morning. J. N. A,herton. of Ken
lucky, and Col. C. Mex Loeser. of New
York. were elected presideat and vice
president Of the association for the
ensuing year. Resolutions were passed
recsm mending the adoption of laws
70 regulate the traffic and deploring the
efforts of some people TO prohibit the
trafic entirely. They favored low.
license, and opposed the concentration of
the business IN the hands OF few. They
also recommended that no person who had
ever been convicted OF fe1ony should re.
ceive q license. Taey-were ngsinsf arbitrary
power being vested In the Excise Board, tor
lt would De surely abused.
Other resolutions deptored the action of
some State governments in raising too
large a revenue from the liquor trade. They
also dissyowed alliance with any political
party. resolution was adopted directing
me Secretary to send a check for 81 900 TO
Mayor Hewitt TO be forwarded 10 the vel
low fever sufferers az Jacksonvliie. Cheers
followed the adoption of this resolution.
rhe Committee on FinaI &c presented the
following report which wss adopted: That
members OF the association in the liquor
trade doing q business Of les. than $1,000
Der year be taxed So per sunum for the
benefit OF the socistion; less than 500 900,
S5s $4,000. slU0 500. 90, $3.50 and 81. 900.
UUo or more, 500; that disIillers of bourbon
and rye whisky be taxed cents per barrel
yearly for the support OF the association.
Aessrs Miller, OF Caicago: Athsrton. of
Kentucky, and Scasede. OF West Virginia
made addresses defending the liquor trade
and explaining and opposing the teachings
OF the Prohibitionists.
George kinney. in an address. said that
George Washington and Andrew Jackson.
70 their day. were distillers. lie said the
business was an honest. legitimate and
honorable one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
Situations Eanted-Maio.

WAETED-A POSITION BY Az HONEST BOY
w of 10 n store ~ Office. Not afraid 10 work
Well recommended. Address c. A to4, thi
once. y
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

crsl-6anks-s cf re sesnship Fsr reFoks
Castle. plring b-t~sen soutasmpfoo sud
Csu@ Te~a. Ten coosiss ~srs smofhsrsE
~ eosi Tss snd 81 szaDen, vao I~d Z.
r>~c1e fhssk vere nesrv srsocsse1 .ra
sre irs rn~csrsus csesifior Ts- sr- ~ss
.zsi.xsss>S >>fsrs . sunnsa1 ~ ekses
snr1nu - snaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

OEE~ETx Fsvsfte cou7tv Io~s Sspt z
I'll. barx srs ~ho wsrs srreste1 eers San-
Say nixhf hsvs confessed - az orgsa izsd
plof 20 ras Hsx,etoo. O-i--a. Waterloo
sd ssbsr als. Ire asDes z vs1 - the
sais-es rr~ David HsFun, Jean AeTfix
John ~ "a as srs F-sok Wyre ne .sl5sr
$3.50 soa 81 ars- Ta~y eisas - a. D.
los1e g 0to8, iova
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

About midnight A. B. kno-lson, bsd al
$40 house. a. s-6 East Bridge-sf.. burn Cd.
Bouse vas empty snd the frs IA. probs-
BY TIE ~oTk Of an incsDdsry. A small
suiidisg adjoining siso erDed bT M
Know son vas buf1sd. Lass 800. This
building wss occ1osed by " p. Jsr~e foF =
toest usrkst, -ho lost about 500. fully
insured
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
Tree Succeed. Lothrop.

WAsHISGTos. Sept. I2.-Late yesterday
afternoon the President sent to the Senate
the nomination Of Judge Lambert Tree 10
oe minister 10 Russia. Judge Trees sue
cessor in the Belgian mission will probably
De Col. Psrkhursl. of Michigan.