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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-25

Not only cures the patient seized with this ter
rible foe 10 settlers in new districts, but IL pe0
pie exposed to II will, every morning on getting
out of bed, take twenty or thirty drops OF the
Ready Relief in GLASS; of water, and drink II,
and eat say a cracker, they will escape attacks.
This must be done before going out.
FEVER and AGUE cured for so cents. There
is not a remedial agent in the world that wiz
cure fever and ague and all other malariousy
bilious and other fevers (aided by RAD WAYS
PILLS. SO quickly as Railways Ready Relief, =
Fifty Cents Per Bottle.
SOLD BY DRUGGIST5,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-25
FARM AND HOME
Interesting and Valuable Information for the
Farmer and His Family.
Planting in the Aoon-Putting Up WOOL.
The Age Of = Horse.
Look After the Sh..p---COrn and Cob Msll
Saving Manure.

Management of Turkeys-Whits Grubbs in
Wheat House HINTS Stock and
Farm Notes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-25

DADVsC Skin and Scalp preserved aud besuh
DhD1 - fed by Cu.ieura Med4Csted Soap.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-25
RAILWAYS READY BELIEF.
In cases Of Lumbsgo and Rheumatism, Rad.

In cases OF IumD&g0 ana h1eumAblsmg ha0s
Strong testimony of EmiErnns Commits
sIoner, the Hon. George Starr, a. to
the Power Of Railways Ready
Relief In a Case of Sci
attic Rheumatism.
No. VAN NESS PLACE, NEW YORK.
Dr.. RAILWAY: With me your Relief has WORKED
wonders. For the last three years 1 nave nho
frequent and severe attacks of scistica, some
times extending from the lumbar regions to my
ankles, and ct times in both lower limos.
During the time l have been afflicted have
tried almost AL the remedies reoo mmended by
wise men snd fools. hoping to fni relief, but
sll proved to be failures.
have tried various kinds OF baths n lnipu-
lstiop. outward application OF nnimens too
numerous 20 mention. and Prescriptions 81 tle
cost neutrality-suspicious. al OF which la cd 70
give me relief.
Last September. at the urgent reques. Of q
riend (who had been ahiicted as nysslh- vas
Induced to try your RENE dy. was tnen lner-
ing fearfully with one OF my old turns, I'd my
surprise and delight the first application gave
me ease, after bathing and rubbing the parts
affected, leaving the limb In warm gov, ore-
ated by the Relief. In q short time the pain
passed entirely away. Although have slight
periodical attacks approaching change of
feel quite master OF the situation. RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF is my friend. / never travel
without . bottle In my valise. -
The Following was Received by Mail
Through W. II. BIyth, Druggist,
Mount Pleasant, Texas
Mr.. W. h BLYTH-Sir: In compliance with
your request to furnish YOU with the results of
my knowledge and experience with DR., Rad
ways r. R., in reply i can state that ! nave
been using the Railway Remedies since 1852. L
know the Ready Relief to be specific for lux
and all bowel complaints. 1t is more reliable
for colds, pleurisy, pneumonia and diseases
growing out Of colds. for cuts, bruises sDrainss
rheumatism aud aches, and pains generally,
than any remedy / have ever known tried.
From my personal knowledge OF the Railway
Remedies 1 think them all superior to anv
remedies of which have any knowledge Tor
all the ills for which they are recommended.
Respectfully, T. n. SKIDMOREs
Pastor Green Hill Presbyterian Church.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-25

10 TIE PUBLIC.
~ Be sure ana ask for Railways, and -
thai Tie nsns "RApWAY' u on what ysa eu9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
A Tribute To weMAN,
Barie.ss il New York Star

Why am woman saffrscis,? BE-
ezzse | sD. Because e woman has
more good, esrd. common sense tban a
nlsn- Because she makes less buster
about Der rights. sBa qaie.ly maintains
them Deter than a Eoaz. B<caase ste
wont sive 81 50 fcs an srsiels that sas
knows vsrS xsli sss esH s.t fer IS cents.
Because s5s Goes not sts,k iaftliy svsy
ffcsn .hs eo1n'fr vltscaf her change, II
see roeSer oeaind il - little reiuessr,
aooat eonEtsrg il szi. Because che is
too irdspsndsri 70 par tne landlord
<2--5 Zoe nkr dinner. aa1 then paw the
head waiter 81 % send hsr waiter no
wil bri5S q 20 her for 50 esass. b.
eaese sas viii hold Der naoCey sisAt!y
70 her ovu Eood little risht tara FER
tvs ho1rs cntii she nFsf gets 3 r..
esipt fer n fFcsa TIRE fsliew who rrsse
&c, hsssand pay The sGnse OIL sa.se
flTes last ysss. Not sns iass give ~on
crrtir ter Is" fer Aer. Because ala tay
fnlluaSa porter e5taplsissd 10 ne
M money Ia this trip; too rasnv
soos<n aboard Dsa't reser e-s rs,s-
IN Out Of woman 'csp:iE' hsr rezulsr
fare l hst i7s. pad siu twenty Ave
eecis for esseAIn2 ore Of ny tsoss ard
isSiag 10 ciss sot wheo &c SAID
iHss, WfeE ssw fas Ezyself ths srssse
Hrm1esE r. tss~s xlsas5. tszyt.ispS
sloee, rEysrg their fzse snd rsf1s % 70
Tsy tss sz-2arsss % tS@ srrptayes o. 6
wealthy casFzsxstsor. / sad: sIoe=s
sosnsr hSss figai to ysss. To sasss
BY ali tai = brave std ssif-retisns - 4
sxpsiose. tn~s have e sas 10 uur De
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Councils" and tue other Question raised ey be
Bishop in his opeeina ssdress, ~shsil men
mot highly educstsd be author 10 pfeael 80
The Yeuns Meas Christian Association will
bold iis Regular song aud gospsl meeting this
sfternooa II o'ciock, 10 which an men ass
especisist ySSss noa xho are strangers In
oar CRY. ase cordially invited to attend There
VII lie coed speaking and good singing
Christian Church. scnsca st,ee,, between
ihiFd ADD Fourth. Preaching at II a. m /.
ana ?. N. sunday sehooi at 10 g "a. loung
e,opes nssfing Al -. ~ Prayer meeting At
i.SJ ,. IA Thsrsaay.
German Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
d. lis1sea snd Eev. J. BseGr. psstors -s-yvies.
81 tne sSndish Methodist Cnnrsh, on Filth
stree eeiseen Pile and Pae-sundsy school
Az ,. m Pfesehing every Sunday. s p. N.
Chapel Of ths s-cond Bapsis, Church pes,
eoush corner Of Js,aes and sirth s,r-st.. Kew
GEO. y. barnhan- pastor-Preaesing Al II a.
u. All aie ve,cosne.
sesadfnavian Metaodist Rpiscoral chrrca
fIfh street. betxeen Pie and ftae. Rev o
( oiAaeef, pssror-Divlas saryace ever sun
asy Al II T. n. and 80 , III. AL Scandals
Wars are cordially invited
First German Refvr.rag thurrh. corner os
Seventh aad Cherry strs<ts, Rev. q. 6r,sasl
pA>sof-D1vsne service eysry eau1sy a. n
a. snd p. r. Sasdsy School. 10 a m. Ger
Isazss zss Cordially invites.
ksss sie<Aoaiss Ssarxa. Pine s.r>>, b~,..sn
Atnsa ana f.Dts-ffeaehsax o. 1, 4. M and
~ .. rr. Sunday Sehooi 81 Elsa m Ptav~r
service wedss~dsy B.gass.
Zzxr syx-7ea vn~<S fsx~<
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

lbs q ssss.-. -st nssocrais iEJasse
Ulevsiar6 and resolve = favor Of his
sssasisssior ana ssrsighiwsy choose
sstlsEs u. RaTEam az delegate 81
isEge 10 see pAiiossl c1rvsriiop. Ia
yies Il tie + = ssat M RasrSsr hstes
UsssiAaa vic holy Aa,rti AID s5olt
Esse7 dtsara ~ saFTst;vs hin IL be
80 uSs sssi e1UVslisa q So %, sasse
,vu acts As-SsF scvsshai icccsxsuoas.
rss peaocsa . '~rsY ii iaktng It's
saestisias. bat II * EsskFg cry faces
An4 -hy s@csisnf a. 80 IL vsCs1
maze 's.szsa any party vincs 70 s~slio~
sch saSesa Sasr - prssAseat Cssve-
sss I'D rs s9a Sistrasicr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

The May number Of Sers6asr's Mega
sine contains remarkable article By
Robert Louis Stephenson. The subjeo.
to ''Gsnslemen." and The autEor treats
Il viih the originality which marks his
treatment Of all subjects. He draws a
line straight through humanity. On
one side Of this line are the compare
lively stRaii number who are gentlemen.
Ga The other eide are the millions who
are not gentlemen. This line 10 es
straight as q plumb. 1, 10 not detected
by rank or birth OF We sl,h or success OF
tae verdict sf tbs world. Each indi-
vidnsI mus, take his place on one side
or the other Of the line as IL exists
without expecting any force within OF
wi.bons himself 70 change IL for bis
particular benefit.
On the right side of this line, accord
ing to Mr.. Stephenson, are Wellington.
Grant and Saciley. On the wrong side
are Nspolsos and Lord Byfon. Grant
was gentleman because be wac abe TO
d. q eenllemanly thing 10 gentleman
" way. Wellington because he Was able
TO ssy o ssatienanly thing in a gentle
manly way. and Shelley beesuse toe
motive for hss actions throughout his
life was regard fos others rather ican
for himself. In the same way Bsror.
With ell his cultars and educstion. vas
a cad because the motive Of bis every
act was eeIfsh. hecanse he did not pcs
ssss sna could nos sypEecisia that re-
q lei deiicssy which MAKES one regard
ne feelings Of others above bis oxn
pleasure. Napoleon. according 10 the
author, xas very prince Of esds.
ihoaRn scme Of she raest gsnilemsnis
ere eaes recorded we're his and some Of
shs most esptisraaGly acts we're denc By
him. s.aI. Sspossop's Innate selfish
ness wsa 50 great - 10 proDps M. sts-
version to Look beyond evidences vbiet
be sscss.s as conclusive ia the cases OF
ossess aud liz lsoh,ns beyond be fines
reasoS for tie belief tha, hzcolton vas
siuply tiehly polished esd.
oes may have Rentlsmaaly Instincts
aud sui ao' b gentleman. Net only
sss an to d. sSasaeaRnly things is
necessary In order that oGs nav take
bic p,ses % the rs=es sias q Mr.. ste
sessa5's linz. hni the tsst 10 90 .hsm
properly a. ~s., The tree gentleman.
therefore. mus have assS.si - vail rs
sesarsa Qualifications fer tie a.EA
essssssst whies DE ssSamss-msst lie
h..s, a .assa - LA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Ths election for chief Of the IRE de-
psstnsnt. which takes place seGnos-
roc, IL exciting much infessst anonR
the ueEbess Of the department. The
race 10 between the present. chief, Gard
pss KELLOGG. and Josiah Collins, Jr.
Chlef KsiIoef d mahi,e desperate ef-
fofs 10 secure . rseisction, bat thoss
wao are poI.sd say that his defeat Ia
prohsbis- i: 10 sotiessb:s ftas the
WORKING arsmeo ofshs department With
few excspsisns are earnestly Supporting
Mr. Collins. Who has established Al en-.
visible sepatstiou for eooipess. intrepid
ity and prssercs Of mind. II IL fire.
quentiy rsmssked THAI, IL the election
we're 70 Be decided By those Who can be
relied uron to work ct Ores, Mr.. Coll u
would b elected By vote of four to
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

TIE reopis Of Seattle esss decided
shas shey desire to ssv school houses
cad snss they wish them 70 b bosis OF
bssek. This decision 10 sash - might
have been sxpesssd fram tbs psorls Of
ehls ambitious city. ans, lite almost
everything that shey DC. 70 reflects
wsdit upoo them ~ . psocis inbosd
With irtsIiieeEe,. iibsfssisy and pocl'e
spirit.
TIE sessoss Why the CsptrsI school
s,ould 30 busis Of brick. have often
been prsstu.sd Ths same Arguments
may be urged In favor Of the u.s. OF
this mssasiai In the construction q the
South school. II need only Be said
shat shsy are sosnd Arguments, that
ths, appeal 70 The i,ssiiiasses Of The
community and that ihsir feses has
bssn aoknowiedssd By the large maj fi-
81 Of votes cast in favor Of brisk ssaool
housss at sbe sIsasisa Of last Friday.
With the tvo neg school bsasss the ed
uossso1s facilities OF Seattle vaIi b
sush - masy larger cities might veil
snvy. Their erection viii Be long step
IN sdvanes ard vill mark tbs beeir-
sipg Of ne~ departure 10 The erection
Of public bniIdirss in Seattle. II Is
safe 10 say that 70 tubiie building Of Q
permansnt character will Ever DO boilt
Of vood 10 this city. Brick and stons
gill hereafter Be the materials ussd,
srd their use will Be indica,ive Of tie
fact skas Seattle has reached . stage
Of her growth where pernsnsnes sad
durability rather than cheapuess 10 con
sldsssd In the erection Of public bald
tpQa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Mr.. James Rasssii Lowell. the Aseii-
c:xsd American Who considers Glove
lssd tie equal Of Lincoln, writes poetry
and aeosp is any dipIonatie position
that may be terdesed him. took osos-
sian in Q receps address Ia express bis
gra.incaiisn that '.Foortn of Jolly poll
ti.s. IL going ont Of fashion In the
Uaiscd esstes.
Tie meaning Of the expression
''FSarih Of JAY politics. a. used b. Mr..
Lossli ia not ~ clear g Is might be. A
reasonable infsrenee, however, Ia that
ho means politics of IN uiira-Americsn
Aiud, politics which turns on the discus
sion Of American questions in an Amer
lean vay and which has no connection
near 81 remote With the politics Of any
ct.sr country. II this 10 What Mr.. Low
eli "a ans. be should understand that
bis contemrt for such politics 10 not
shared by any considerable number Of
bis deepised countrymsn.
When the diseossion Of Amsrissn
Questions ceases 10 te carried on In an
American way. there vii Be good rsa-
son for fearing that the people Of this
country are dsgsneTstipa. American
youth should be taught TO cheer jest a.
loadly a. they can for American po!isi-
cal leaders. They should b taught to
study the lives of American statesmen
aud 10 snasavor to grasp the ideas and
10 appreciate the motives Of those Who
have been true to their country and TO
freedom. They shoold be taught that
Ansricaa statesmen have been just a
little wiser than sny other statesmen.
that American generals have been jast
little better that any other generals
aud that their country 10 good deal
better than any other countfy.
II sse politiss evolved from sooh
teachings 10 Fourth Of July" politics,
ve cannot have too mnch of Ii.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Trinity Church. Third street, opposite Cour,
Hoase. ksv. 6eorsr Bsreert Watson. Rector
nth sroday alter Easter. sunday school. 10
= n OWNS service. II las g. ~ and 80 D. m
Friday prxs CT a. 80 pm
Oespei CT the t5ooa saephe-d, second saa
blanchard stsets. North settle sund "
senooi al p N. Wednesday prayer .;
7:s5 p. n.
orSee Hospital. Thir.een.h street. north Of
hsnl.o1 Tor via Like Union cat % Thirteenih
aaa Howell stree s)-Psayers =; p IN.
Battery Street N. 4 Church. North Seattle.
W. 10y, psstor--prezcEiHg q; IL q q. acc
80 p. IL b. the pastor. SUNDAY school. 10
"a fo9ag peoples Meeting, Ga o. n.
Aernius tubteeS "Ths Danger Of prospeft It's. :"
All are ins aea.
htteei services Al Union Han. ". C.. Tt
osbt.sfh sesool. 10 Am., yrsAchsng pm
asd I'fS ?. m Wednesday, f.a5 p u. Blue
gle ga esaa nseess f's1Sy svsnlag At c'cloek.
rssiis % aisiis irvite1. Rev. rhss Kees.
chaplain sesnsea's Trend society.
frs; Hagtis, Church. Fourth s.r,e,. near
We oo-nsr q tsmes, Res. Il. J. Pierce, pssto.-
N.Y. d. J. Pierce val prscs al II :. n o.
- iisl Gar Passover followed hF tbs sele
ofstiSa 81 de ic,d . sgpEer kyesztnr seq
,s.oa Ca An Eaa.ess Has" sssanxsss esrs.
essaly ssicol.e.
y ofs-sS Htlazreis' ) $3.50 s<tf-r sin meet
81 srt Baptist church Bsriors. .or.th ttrsst
nea- !Aas-s. soaeay. At u a. N. synposla .
- As~<-s. Pssfcs. Eatsf sB3 Bzrsen. rcrse-
4 fte tnipst 2aa SarEeas Qsess5oas - An MR.
sisss iaIitea.
kiymossn Congregational Ckurk. Sscona
sFsss, eefseen SeTsrk su1 seaeea, Rsv. Henri
= b<sss Faster - fEeAsh.ns b. ~ ssssr a.
IL D In a7s zss5 ,. q. t4xaAzants ssl xfs.r
= IniEs sersscn. sspjees 81 Ewes sag s<r.zor
NJ sa4S saAaaF s1Aoo, II 50. Yeuua
FeeP-es sesesizg. s.3a D. NJ. Pr.y~r rnFet.
ias fhars<asy svealss a $50. sxsarxsrs car.
4A.t5 fsFsse1 - -
seAn1issssz= Bap..s caareA. geaysh s.~e~,
osss "a fsas s4a olive, Sey. T. Nssssis -.
% - kfs@eAss ~ II u y sns sxse = sfeuy-s
f~0Ssss Eesfsag Tgssdzy sse5lzg q las
m rFsFx Ge~ssg fhars~sy. . n. u. <9os-.
~ s<sis4Ss a; i1s CsS ii a6Ae< ssesssr. /
: s@lA >sscni at7rss. eve y sun4ay Az ara
= 9 - al seAEalnssiAns are eorass.is "a.
sstAcsrsf rrst I. n 11sssA d ~ d a.
80 Aa1 AA&s.-sz sSssess. Rev. cha rexyfs /
sAAs - srsAcArss =. ii - ID ass . a ~
- sA-.sor- S.@.1&x ecA. u. I3.zs g a. T~av.
49, sa-ssE 49, = s-ss ss1sry r<rstce- - ! q
- s11sSe. % Any $50 s4seees. This nd. /
- % S~3EEs1 Eysasez 9fseeurx- /
tse AezseSszs ser 81 csss.Sfa.3sS = 1. /
: "a ias Ssssar v1 ssvr ssss~ss "a ne
! -es1'ss r+lsssa ~ s4- ssazras e1nfe<zzss 81 /
- = e7zse7 zSx La s-s&s y IN ses ycxk
sae2 aAse vo&ss . TIE c4sss>
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06


asA s1nmis1sssd spos liberal -
psUa18 6Asas- Tsis = tbs sniy
uiss paas sznes asy other. b.
Hms&1nx fas popularity II she inssisu-
Non voa;d o. nscssszsy l:sis il Dxn-
barring sd s4ssas u parposs u
vtsU. l. b - sxpsssed tAas IL ifss1sy
vi - eo0pasas sol peEfess non He
snsss; On III eoutsssJ. the hasinnin9
Vii b spsa nodsssas saals, vssh Ne
hoss Of dsvaaopiae With ysars and vita
~ GrDvtA Of TIE ely. Bat vhsssvss
shs bsRianing Or the futase develop
nsns at ~ iibsssJ shall Be. II nsst
dad IL sois resource in tha lshssaiisy Of
Cur psopie-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

Tie snbseriptioa for . lot fer tie
Young Meas Christian Association
boiidius has reached the figure origin
ally pFoposed. tvelvs sheussnd doilars.
and aasnes ere still coming in. and is il
believed that the Anal total will enable
the promoters Of the scheme to buy q
much mote desirsbIe site than as first
intended. Seattle does roth ing By
halves
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

1--WE IND oxE-HAl-r MILES PROM
\ it.e grv xft.g tosp Of Port Angeles: los
scsss fsyef Acsaoa black sAady looga, rich
Ala pfeearSzse- A goozteox - tkcre Is on
as American eo1.<1eas; q ACRES cleared;
X Aefsae N flisc<6s aid escse-.cass >, tots
n some wAesl osts. Hcss peas, sores
psssssrea psen4y q garden stuff. IS bearing
e9pas Eeee. 10 renm trees, = head cattle.
4 $50 % Ikea. Dae team hosxes and harness.
y hcss, scfne chickens, barns, t-ow.r hay
isrrss Hesase. with hSusehoIa goods and
iroflsif-rA -Srr ro-x1zs, an abundance II
tsr&r <ssE pssev The year through. one
- - ~ 7aalaine, plows. harrow aud 4
'laa es1iA q f4rsa Implements Tits IL ssle
- TIE caslsex taxEas OF Claliala county
sEsr essrnzse-IailG "a <lnser sad col Z.
sas szssFs add rszrkrxAosy aeAsthy Price
49, y sQsa - August Isl. Fsr psrriczlars
c<if 81 q address Z DsJsEif@
fors Angeles, ClsllAEa Co. sash Ter
~ 2 -ALEfss, Rooms 5 70 8 Union
.Ex. Se4stie, " rnrs,.g,ta,kfra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

paE8ss rsosaz Sxssaal ssssa ~ 8
i - = Taszs sss -. .1- fsssssasr ssse1;
- sss fsa sesz1sr-s, = and yas ia9-
t.se3.4siy sas~ssed Is litiis hoyi
4 1s@atry EwvsxneA ex fs0.."
~Sss vo1h. rue n the kfns seozsc
.ef~
fes qaess4-
~4us u tbs qsesa stsS.S EiGf
Ills jssk-s- Be <sss ftn<s-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

IL iss will sud the term ., 100 years
ssr.ag whie2 ihs oi,isa e Bossen en-
Philadelphia have cash an.oysd tAe
rsvssos freEa a eSQsess OF t5>Uo easae
hr u r;aBasr F-alklsH. lite money
xss 20 be lssas. ssi - sos1s married
asfieSsfs. AID tbs srass Tee hsxg tse-
Gated. slseenzs shs lspsS Of eepsars
rsazs-ss a re~ Disposition e tae fen3s.
In Bssson tie tsooo las E-owz 10
x2srCeo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

TIE rcd q ssIaasss library 10 Sc
sfiss. iasz sfis sE4a go ices & .sssgarsed.
kss tsen aEics rsssssd dsssasEiea
Ss1sx sce Pssl :Sriaisat. Tss lseiss
s4ss aoa sas Ees;,sr "a asRs ard IL :
gESEs ssss .asl ~lis1r 80 So ssp.
81 g. 58Sse fes IT. sfsn > Is 9 - a
lIarSsy ss-se.4.I>.a, F.as b = ss q
tcsn { v..e.s bsg sstte g. e.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALL FOR BIDS.

T WILL RECEIVE SEALED Birs pon
l. clearing aud dfsiaing tweaty acres Of land
on Broadway. near Phinpsy's I'd 8ition. B,ds
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Editor Of the Trsseller:-The item
Fspublished 10 Q recens Issue Of the
Tracellsr eatisied "a kiss for Lawyer"
is entirely untrue. ] vas also of counsel
IN the case, and though Mr.. HeTty, the
convict, expressed his gratitude for our
efforts in his behalf, he did it in the
presence Of several persons and no such
episode as has been reported occurred.
Any newspaper that has Published this
libel ouehs o1s Of chivalrons respect for
womanhood, TO make amends BY insert
inn fhia dauiaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-09

prospects Of ever stirring hand or foot.
The Jury vas out cnly five minutes, and
Judge Grant gave NicOh the extreme pen
atty Of tie law.
Aackinaw City was worked by burglars
last night. Indications 20 10 snow that
they were professionals. Al entrance was
forced into the ctimson House and al the
rooms were visited David Donald. travel
ing f1r toe Battle Greek Knitting Co. was
relieved Of so. gold watch and railway
tickets. Other guests lost watches. The
Pa.a-e Hotel Was also ralsacked Watches
aud smsl amounts OF money were taken.
The thieves succeeded IN getting away
before the losses were discovered this morn
ing.
William Gsddis proprietor OF a livery
Slaoie az Fran kfort. vas aroused ~ mid
Lrghf nY a mao who desired 3 horse and
busy Immediately. While Mr.. Geddis was
getuug out of BED TO o0ev the summons the
man ran uD 20 Geddis striking him with e
club % the mead and inhicting sn ugly
wound. Nr Gsddls grappisd with the in
truder crying murder. but becoming faint
she nsn escaped. Geddis claims that s
wsii-knoWn business man IS his assailant.
who n turn denies the charge The affair
IS the = Of the ds7 and IS mystery.
A r McGuirs. Who mas run the Metro
politau Hotel ~ Chase for the past year.
and formerly OF the Elliot House az Lud-
iaxton has lesssd the 81 Charles Hote. al
Reed City for a term OF years. Nr. AcGuirs
- making some very much needed i'm
prover1ents. an q when completed il will be
"ali rixht' The house bas some nifty
ROOMS. Al large and plesssa- The com
msrcial men arr beginning 70 had q ira out
aud sre more than pleased. As Reed City is
centrally locsted and Nr Mcsuire makes a
vs-y pleasant aud genial landlord. The
tao's fare IS arst-c.sss