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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has this
~ day been fled by the undersigned In the
Circuit Court for the County Of Kent aud state of
Michigan. and is now pending IN said court, for
the purpose OF vacating portion OF the plat OF
Boynton Judds Lake Addition TO the City OF
Grand Rapids, being plat OF portion Of section
3S, Of Township No. North, of range No. IL
West according TO the government survey, in
the township Of Grand Rapids in said County of
Kent and State of Michigal surveyed and laid
out for the proprietors by w. L. Cofnoury, esq,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the 18th oav Of
July, 1o12, and recorded in the oiice of the
Register Of Deeds, OF said County OF Kent upon
said 27th OF July, 1874, at o clock 10 the fore
uoon. in plat hook No. 2, ssTage "a. That IL is
proposed TO alter said plst under and by virtue
Of the provisions Of chapter 80 OF HowelPs
Annotated Statutes Of Michigan, and the amend
ments thereto By yacatlng al that part OF Barn.
ard street. as laid down upon said plat, which lies
between lottwenty-dye (ls) upon the Northerly
side thereof aud lots nineteen aud twenty Q9 aud
90 upon the souther!y SIDE thereof. That the
matter Of said petition viii be called up for hear
ing on Monday, the Path day OF september, A. ID.
1ssS
Dated. Grand Rapids. Michigan. June "a 1855.
The Street Railway Company Of Grand Rapids
SAMUEL MATHER
EDWARD W. WfTHKY, Attorney for Petitioners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The y. (. q y. Railrosd are preparing =
tine table and expect 30 have Is in opsrstion
~ July 3 They will run three regular
trains between hers snd Defroit daily. One
of these trains Is 20 - knevn IS The Aysr
IL makes Detroit IN less than four hours
This as<<es an aveTsge rate af anout a.
niles "A heur iacluHng stoss The line
to tAs Iaks viii be IN running order before
he Faurta of July and viH c>rrY pleasure
seekers from the Union depot % the Lake
On saa sfsr the Fgurth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
THE 6ReENBACKERS.
The State Convention Called 20 Meet in
This City July 10.

The State Convention Called 20 Meet in
This City July 10.
The Greenback State Central Committee
met at the Eagle Hotel yesterday afternoon
at o'clock for the purpose of appointing
q time to hold their convention. The fol-
lowing delegates were present: w. d. Full
Ter. Nevaygo; Gen. w. Z. lnnes, John II.
Denais, Hastings; ]. c. Blanchard. Ionis;
A. l.. Skinner. A. +. Schaffer. ID. G. Wachs.
Ionia; j. l. Curtis. +. Kean. c. L. Shattuck,
Il A. Hydorn. Walker township; ]. V.
Crandall. Sand Lake, H. Gumaer. L. 7.
Kinney.
The committee received telegram from
spectators weep. Conway was also very
DIR. Nichols. of Greenville, stating that
he would be here last night
but he was telegraphed that the
committee would not remain over
night and he did not come. The convention
viii be held in this city July 10. the same
that the United Labor Party hold their
State convention here, and the Democrats
hold their State convention in Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

vxTE CALL ATTENTION 70 1HE uyfTEa-
w afiSt iaefn &c. tn : eFeairg an the 4fof-1 =
o 2 & Auee, Falt0a<- ~
Is9R @2IE-s40RsR AND CARRIAGE FeR
r sac che&p ~ sa5 Fsara - "a
IoR saEF CHEAP-THE HANT4scM rsT
rony r. thf CRY vesrs oid tr1k@a 81 fsr-
ress sad ssffe ze1tte - fftsn. sss - t6.rs
- - f~en o. - - 49, - f8ss Htxte~
We Ganes eser7 Eafoa tf1ce t7sff
r~na esEE-A 1192o sHFRED sanDfE
k1~se. aea trokt1 ~ c1si0z ~1zfe ~
49, tu~rn - q He7e-4 ft-nf>er
Bs-a ~ ~ - zeeTsoo-.s l4
ra,R stTE-a ETCEE ~ DEes II Still
Va Mica Trere 49, Tee So r. j. n r-se-
-.--<<-as- .f...4 -
zez Nsfe11 ELrrerzt Efa fFf
T~aR s4LF-FA@T Tzrz 1ER EAE tFoecF
Fers rna*ser. cse tsfx ~ lel-S -
1~-e Hsz1s1 = ts1a-a 16l
EOS ssTE * fITRE C77FTT Or
.s..sstFr,e-7 ~ faf rxx 1zfrfr- SO 8
- ze-se rzeer ezfszs ~ rar - ee1c n
s[s.A ssE~A. - = 1s@s - ssu
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Mr.. William E Osborne and Miss Agnes
Wynkoop viii Be married at st. Marks
rsotory By the Pew. Campbell Fair, at $50
this morning. Owing to the recent death
of the brides father, the wedding will be q
very quiet one, and the happy pair will
leave Immediately for the Northern resorts
Mr.. OSBORN Is well known among the
Society folks about town, be having been
connected with Peck Brothers for the past
seven years. Miss Wyncoop has been a
resident Of this city for two years past and
her smiability il only sQuslled By her
taients as q musician.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Ascending " ths Nsw York E>Taid,
Tasz4s A EDnos. the insssoR has
bssn interesting hinssif With - nsv
bxby and . photograph a his house
whsn ths baby erowsd with slss the
ssox w1s registered on ths phonozrsph
whsn IL got mad and yslisd. Us piercing
screams we're irrsvoca0ly recorded on TIE
sane mschins. That phonozrsph 10 nov
. rscsptaeis Of sssry knosn nolss pscn-
lizr 10 babyhood- IL - Mr.. EDisoss
ialsnsion 10 taxa record Of ths strength
o. ne baby's lungs svsry three months.
~I will preserve ths record" said ne,
suasil ths chlld becomes q young lady
Then ths phon0graph can be operated
tor her bsns6t. aad she can sse for her
self Iuat what kind OF . baby she Was,
and won't have 10 TAXA Der mothers and
The nurses words for it." EDISON has .
great head.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

A Grand Ratification Meeting to be Held
In Hsrtmsn's Hall Tomorrow Evening.
The Republicans of Grand Rapids and
vicinity win hold grand ratification meet
ing in Hartman's Hall tomorrow evening.
to rstify the nomination of Harrison and
Morton Good speakers and music will be
in attendance and oil Republicans will be
expected TO be present. The ladies are
especially invited to come. The meeting
viii convene promptly et 8 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Protection versus Tree trade is the one
great issus between the parties now, aud
that 10 not an undivided issue. A good
msny Democrats DO not know which they
favor. and coed nsny Republicans are
A the same dilemma
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
AQessfs--Wanted.

WANTED OcAL Or TRAVELLING AGENTS
W for new specially, Fire Proof Sales. y. Y.
agent ordered a carload first week, n J. agent
halt a carload, Mich. canvssser cleared $l00
first month, Buffalo dealer with his other busi-
ness Is clearing $50 per month on our specially.
Catalogue tree. Alpine Sale Co., Cincinnati, o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

sss5s Geek. . wonasn living n The Phos-
uix Block. Became tired Of living in this
uscrniux So she feok ons-kslf ounce Of
isa&sarra and az dova 70 1is. Ssnxesas
Jebnsrn. Nth tie All Of tie eity pk rsician.
stopped bar esfors it vs teo lste, and Ss-
de sfi3 lives.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The lsiie. of he Uslv-rsslisf Socisty vii
hold their snnual strsrberrv fe<tiTsl aud
avs fsfe On shs xrs1nds ef z r Iuce
Fs1.. csrner ef Fuitsn- Ct and Jses-Sen-
ava. N-as~~fzy s~enf-<. June - Ere
music and othsr sttrsrtsaos Ticksts IN
siraine s3ss issson snd refresh rnents =
cents Shculd ths ~estheT prsrs aarsny
ts- iestfTsi vii be s-li sn Thar@isv eveu-
ms
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

rhs nee ssrsessrs 90 ka-assy-s1-wAss

xhs Sss ssrsessrs 90 kaSssy-sI-wAss
u - foE.
Th< Heli.sd csEsosins Of ths South part
u lhs eff are szsensx skursh 90 kam-
s<y-st The bailiing. which i two stories
aga and eov~rs a. srsa Of zzx74 vii -
xsnsersd vith brisk The WORK is nos - Dc
pushed very fssk On secoQnt ef ths rate al
shich ths fa1as eoaas IN. ihs HolL2nd<Es
have co1elGcsd, - rather have been IL
struetsHd oy tks bishop - 10 rnn Ia debt.
sa- 70 pay ~ foE everything - thsy pro-
zEsss- Iss fasas sxs rsized - . isborins
elzss. and this - tie Ee<soa thai tusos are
somewhat SOW IN eozaias In.
he nss< nsor Of the cn1rch l. divided by
. halfway into tive parts. TIE len hand
roons 70 bs ns<d fer the sislsxs. that on sas
right sili bs assd ~ . school room
IAe church prop<r viii eoeupy the upper
uoor. Very little ornsmenInsion viii be
1sed sbous tbe stfucture. Ii will Be simply
plsin. Substantial suilding. typical OF ne
Psopls who viii worship within It's vslla
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

When Republicans ara charged with .
lack Of enthusiasm for their new national
siskss they reply: -Juss you wait little
whils and you'n see how We whoop II up
sDr HARRISON and koRroS." II takes
time 70 thsw ont as chilly man as
HAxRrsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The @snnsx" plank for tsmpsrsncs
and morality IN The Bepublioan platform
n al right a. a unanimous summing
up az . tan days residences in Chicago.
VANITY of vsnitias.- saith The preacher,
a.lI . vanity
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The prsss censor Of Russia has or
dsrsd sdisors 10 abstain from writing
alarming articles ca the European situa-
ton How those foreign opinion-mould-
srs muss envy thsir American brethren
Of ths press Who. with . hot spell IN
hand and hottsr Presidential campaign
ahead. look upon the European situation
A A uaers baxatsllsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

There - occasion for ths Italian
Government TO tee serious alarm over
ths continued emigration OF the lower
classes from Italy. Ths number leaving
Genoa Last year was l0i. 200 a. against
g.. .s52 The previous year. The most OF
them 20 10 South America IL the old
countries want thsir people 10 stay at
home thsy must make home inviting.
That Is what parents have TO do with
their children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Situations Wanfed-Fenale.

yVANTED-A COMMERCIAL POSITION FOR
w astenographer. Inquire of Libbie II. Mil
ler. stenographer. Office over Fourth National
Bank. Telephone No. s07 or Ses. ls3
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The Democratic press is now telling
sow much sblsr the candidates who
ere noe noninstsd are than those who
ere nominated. while the Republican
rsss is finding new and great slsusnts
cf strength in HARRIsox and MoRrox.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

n 10 not probable that when the next
National Convsntion is held in Chicago
General FIrz SIMMONS win Be Ssrgssnt-
alarms OF course. . newspaper man
Ike j. s. CrksxsoS can knock him out
but ifs an Unnecessary bother.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The msttsr OF dumping night soil
nd other 9Th By the city scavsngers in
ous certain spots outside ths city lin
d should bs attended to at once by the
health oflcsrs. This In thu most IN
healthy sss<on Of the year. and the mat
tor Is TOO important TO bs neglected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The nf~isior street. y : chrrch vi give
nnr1n sers ef - sasssT srhooi t-ee r6e -
Rssss Lsks and plcaic Wednesday. tks
17ta. Thoss ineen6iaz = 60 must oe sE tie
ekureh at > - a N
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

We are stiu without . regularly az
pcinsed and eiecfsd Director or ths Poor,
ths Council having rsfused 10 confirm
ths nomination Of JoszFH HERxAxN By
the Mayer. Fish OF eus bait. gentle
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27


rhs ws<k rz<.s4 o~z ,, ths Nssz<lD>i
ssa ee44zx cs4r<s fssssEs>s-
kiss~p essss % the dsexst IN 5aixs
hsiazss teart yesterday.
seossy Dsyls esl@srsssi ths nomination
~ GsneEs4 dsrEisos. ksk lso ai-2<lo@-. s-s1
vas ruA Ia De pad to-so.
-. ~ Jskasoz. ths foaakstoxn. 0hie.
sdikox. sao wss pa dsvn IA csan1sy mora
i1K's Dsaevs< - = Espao'1sa EDITOR.
tnrusd o1s - - . Dsuscfst s1d Pabli<h>s
Dszaoerszi< pspsr. He plss.isd guilty 60 shs
ehsrks Il b~iax dfa1k. sad pad t5->e f1t
xstsz1x d<s1k 4n6 tAsn ulAkisk Deasocyel
rsDozlsr o<lisss taaE - sss . kspNslc an
fresh from ia eoc yenlls1-
Gsorxs " Rogers took . tvelse~day
tlckss ca the IsLsnd fof . slnpls case Of
drunksn1ess.
An. ksoss. charged With bsing disordsr-
~. viii 1sss triAl tas zS<h-
ANA k<osn. eolorsds sss discharged
She u nos rssponsibls for nsr eeaduct
Frank saith. ths man ubo usnt bach on
| Dr. 5ridxsoasn. sfts the Doctor bad csea
fIiend 10 aim. and stols his eoA b1ilonA
sks sans 70 Ienis for nlns<y dAga-
/ jerome c. CzFpsntsr. Tor leaving town
and presenting his sx-lADdioFd with 40
unpaid board blil. will have trial July 81.
Alex. DOUGLASS. fe< violating the State
slqpeE lzv. viii appear for trial July z5th.
and WaEse AulldeF. charged with tue <ams
| otsns1. win eoms up for Trial the 18th.
Dir. Auidsr funs club room On ths N est
/ side.
Geo. ~ Lane. the young man out 90 bail
balisd - appear Friday morning vas
nrought Ia yesterday and be paid so-so for
/ ksttiax drunk.
Geo. o'DonnslI vas tried again yesterday
and convicted Of keeping bis saloon opsn
on Sunday This case vas tried once be-
lore. and II Mr.. Smedlev had prosecuted
tie nrst time - BE ala this tine. probably
ons suit would have been sufficient. Tue
case viii De repealed.
SUFERIoE,-rhs People vs.. w. Polk Bra
msn. perjury motion to qussh proceed
iaEs argued and ovsrruled. Mary j. Miller
| ~. Frederick Miller. divorce, hearing In
open court decrse granted Andrew
Hoard Va Adsiis n. Hoard, divorce; hear
Ing IN open court under consideration.
CIscUr-s. G. Rexford vs.. Caroline s.
Elliott. chaneery; hearing in plssdings aud
| proof In open court, decree for complain
snt Martha N. T0mpkins vs. Isaac Lau
benstein. csrtisrad argued and submitted
Geo. Loomis vs. Daniel O'Neil. assumpsit
stay extended until motion for new trial il
dec ded. Gustavc Peterson IS. Henry Rim
Eleosrg. certioran argued and submitted
Peter Malone va VIM. Whalen, assumpsi.
stay extended twenty days. Estate oi
Thomas Byrns. deceased, appeal of Mich.
ssl Byrne nom Probate court stay ex
tended thirty days. provided bond Is filed
wiEhin Eve days.
| PRoBArs--Estats of Paulina Joiner. de-
Ceased; appraisers warrant and inventory
nlsd, oruer OF hearing claims before the
court December 26. Fstate of VIM. De
jOnje. deceased will and petition for pro
bate Of same hlsd; bearing August 3. Es
tate OF Harriet M. Bates. . mentally incom
petsnt person: petition for appointment o
guardian filed; hearing July ~. Estate o
Edwin l. Cole. deceased; appraisers war
rant and inventory 6led; order for hearing
claims before the court December 2B. Es
tate Of Mamie MAloney, minor. order ap
pointing Ellen Dixon guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Ex-senator THoxAs w. FgRRr at
Chicago working faithfully Tor the nom
nation Of General ALaxR. who did
mors thaa any one else TO defeat the
Senator in the memorable contest at
Lansing, was sn example OF Political
magnsnimity such a. Ia seldom wit
nassau.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

CHArscrT NJ. Dzvxw . doubtissz
tuiss a. hsppy tosisy ss General HAsRr.
r~-cr. st lssst ss hsppy e. General
HspRrsuS - warranted m being BY thz
rsr.nrnafHnees.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Situotfons TYanted--Mnle.

yVANTED-SITUATIOS IN Wholesale OR
w retail store by young man. Holland, good
penman. can conc well recommended. Address
\. W.. this ofice. Isj
yVANTED-BY A YOUNG CANADIAN col
w lege GRADUATED. situation as assistant book
keeper, general writer or In Wholesale house,
willing 10 commence low aud work up; refer
encss furnished. Address +. l., box 3. care this
Office ISL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
M0neU To Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AM. FARM
III property In large or small sums AZ low rate
OF interest. Real Estate bought and toid sal
houses to rent For particulars inquire of T. y.
Ayeriil Co. Real Estate rToksrs, Room 3,
Twamley block. fSs
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL EsTATE
Ill in SUMS from 500 10 5000 A. z Antisdei.
fE7ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

TIE President viii tcdsy vizit Morti-
clio. Va May hs gsthsr visdom from
shs sr~nes At ths home of The great sa-
tIs,r ~ Isfsrsrrisn siEnriiritY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

n. bccr.rs who have rsturned frum
Chics<p srs bezisnins r. rsco~-r their
vrsces sufficiently n hs abe - spesk
.h,~> q whi~r~rl
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Real Estate--Country

DOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 80
r acres, with frame house. one mile snd a
quarter from Hailst. Apply al Mrs. j. 9. Walk
crs l. South Diyisioc-s,. l1sf
C0B sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
i the estate ofthe late Daniel SchernfrborD.
one nile west CT the Ci y, fronting brfdeesl. IL
is fine dairy farm or Tor fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold IN from ten 10 thi-ty acre
lets. Apply 10 Dr. Mniworth. admin siraaor, -
Fourth 81. Grsnd Rapids &ich. lo1t
NOR SAIE-PiNE AND RED wOOr LANDS.
4 good farms and city propsrty ioT ssle cheap.
also money 10 loan. Call st Love;t b.ock Canal
ST.. opposite sweets Hotel. A X Antisdel. Al.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The surr-rs which shs Chicsrr TT
hune xs~-s The Repablicsn tisket ssd
pl.tf,r-s - nos snouSh 70 make II ssccr-
rhouid@r~i
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
WAkf ADVERTISEMENTS

Hs bs fos1d ~ etsf<i1x The sxa b>r II
vsFcs ~ ssssa- Aky part 81 = Las ssassd
esoss fel1 k@1s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
For Renf--R0Onls.

COR RENT-ROoMS SUITABLE FOR Off.
ces or light housekeeping, in Porter block
corner Of Monroe and Division-sis. $50
COR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED EOOM
L at No 10 Godfrey block Isl
COR RENT-R0OMS AT Is CHERRY ST,
six doors west of Ellsworth-sve. ISL
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT 6.
L Cenal-st., upstsirs. 179
COR RENT-PLFASANT, WE'LL FURNISHED
4 rooms. with or without board. 1S South
Divislon-st- iS0
To RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room with modern cOnyeniences. Call at 90
Bostwick-st. ls6tf
COR RENT : FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
j either single or en- sCte Apply 10 Room ~
Powers Opera House block, Pearl-st. 226ty
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
j room At 6S Ransom-st. latf
I HAVE THINE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
J. ell conveniences 70 rent ia the Vinegar
Block corner south Division and Cherrysts Ap-
ply at the block or of t. ID. Brock. 62 and "a
Peerl-st lestt
TOR RfNT-THE NICfsT KIND OF ROOMS
Il in suits of two or four rooms. with all modern
iG pToEemefts + on analsst., iOr Offices or light
manufacturing purDoses, also for lodging. En-
quire at once, No. "a Canal-et., OF G. A berwin.
gitf
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: STEAM
Il heated; and furnished rooms for light house.
Keeping. Apply at room l05. New Houseman
block. l5tf
For Rent business Places.
CoR REST-BARN. APPLY AT 256 oTTA-
II wa&. lsj
nor RENT = MTLLERS LOOK HIRE A
i good improved grist mill to rent water
power, in live village Address J. j., box 8,
| this Office. ls6
no RENT A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
i light Manufacturing; steady power az No. 5
| fearlst. Enquire Of {. B. Judd or z. L. Thwing.
gitf
TrOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
i No. n Csnalst. For particulars enquire oi
| @. A. Berwin. l3iti
Lost.
| r OsT-A PAIR OF GOLD BOWED SPEC
Ii tacieS. Finder viii be rewarded by leaving
same at Powers opera Eouse box Office. FTeJ.
| q Berger
| 7 OSr-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. A PAIR
| IL OF gold bowed spectacles in cfse. Suppos d
| 20 have been lost on plaiicrm OF Union depof
| Finder viii please leave them ~ the Telegram
| Herald 0ilce and receive reward. wm. K. Foster
l7s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

NTFD-F EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w We vii furnish chairs snd tables Oh shrrt
notice for parties OF any kind Walkers FiIr-
sfl..l,s f-aoak lltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

nay WOOD FOR QUICK HoT SUMNER
" arr. s2e0 per corf CAttires fef kinsiing
9. 80 per losd. both delivered Phone 10 a.
q r veneer Works sanelf Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Ths Cel-<tials of re Pacific Cosst srs
v.lli,z awhsffz nlsfts Hsllissn--he
sIIizhk'
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Lost.
Found.
Uanfed--Roon1s.

yUANTED - ROOM AND BOARD TX A
w pleasant house near horse car. by gentle
man and wife. Address stating terms location.
ISff
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Gal TFSNAN-CAN ADD A LINE SMALL
= ssuples. Ore eeenf - med $50. otbers up
se O.. 80 il 1885,. p 0. Bex1s7i. New YORK 2lsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

- 80 ~ - Nt<e&~sts
WASTED-eIRL FOR CENTRAL H0rsE
w work N small izmi,y. 3sTmsn preferred.
AL A. 47s tlfthzse. ne2F Daflsloa-sL III
W WANTED-sALkSLs AIDES 10 CALL AT 81
" Canals oDe door south o. Wonderland
hestie Call a. % =. Il. lIs
.WANTED-A GOOD KITCHEN Girl AT TIE
w Michigan House. la
tVANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GERMAN
w girl 10 do general hoasews no others
need apply. Anz- W. b. saith, Us Norsh Ions.
81 80
tHANfED-GfRI. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W WORK Euquire Mrs. None. l5i Coilege-ave
lSi
WANTED-THORnUGH COMPETENT AND
w experienced double entry bookkeeper.
tive references. sta'e salary expected ana ala
erioe yoaiself generally. Address J. x o.. boz
y this Office. ies
yVANTkD-~A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work 4S Terrace ave. is0
WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK AT rs
W abeidonst Mrs Geo. Long. $50
INFANT KD-IES YOUNG LADIES FOR ATHF-
W atrical company. No experience Necessary
Address j. f.. tox & this once 10
WANTED A COMPETENT COOK. ENQUIRE
w al IL North LalayeiiesL Mrs. j. w. Rosen-
thai iSl
yVANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS DINING
W room girls. wages 81 per week. Oyster Pay
Restaurant, 81 and b3 Lyon-sL -.
m mANTED-GIkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK. i4s North DiyisionsI German or
Swede preferred. l40tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

ruRSITURr sToRED PACKED AND
L raoveS ErreYt racksrz sent en- shorf nosice
= F@1Sif hosf. IL sonia DirEion 81. rsie-
Phone No. sf1 1sn'y g 50
TURSl1fRE rACKFD 81 FXFER1E,sC ED
vorkmen al stcTtd rhes7 bT Ms 81 J.
Disssoo-s fzftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Wanfed--T,o Ercbaa1e.

yHTANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
w perty IN Grand Rapids or good timber lands
in Michigan. grisf NH doing 8 good business.
For psfiiculars address +. o. bOx lg7, Byron
fAofro Ntch 1of
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

WANTED = PIANO PLAYER LADY Oh
w gent J. H. Cunningham. ktchslle2 Hotsl.
a snsLs f7s
WANTED-TES YOUNG MY FOB TIE
w africa company; no experience Necessary
Asorsss B. p, box s. gkis once. 4:
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12
An Elegant Equipment

Is what everybody likes. The preach
er likes All elegant church: the bust
ness man an elegantly-titted store; the
horsemm All elegant "%turnout;" the
married lady likes an elegantly-fur.
nished house: the young lady likes an
elegant Glove of II bunMet;" and the
elegant dude likes-himSelf, as the
most elegant thing he knows of.
We can all have elegance when we
buy our tickets for Il journey AVER
THE Burlington" Chicago. Burlins-
ton 4 Northern Railroad. Then we
find ourselves in temporary owner
si,ipot an elegant equipment-cuaches
that are models Of ease and comfort,
sleeping cars that carry us ON the
Very wings of sleep. dining cars that
we'll deserve. their name of "pccrless."
All these we get OH THE Burlington"
If you can not buy tickets over this
line at your station write to w. j. G.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, St.. Paul
Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12
A Dakota Cattle Ranch.

Tn" Dakota Land and Live stock
Company wliuuWna ranch OF
5000 and G.uuu acres in Brown county.
sold over SS.Uuu worth of beef
cattle i'm Aberdeen during the last
twelve months. realizing as good, II
not greater profit than they coul"
have obtained by shipping t" Chicago.
In March they sold 80 head in Ahel-
deem Tor :S2.jUU. One steer, two years
old. weighed l,lUU pul,n'Is ,tnl dressed
go pounds clear meat. They ala
dressed ON an average from So to 81
pel cent. on 10 per cent above the
average of the best Montana cattle.
Last year the company shipped 100
head To st. Paul which We're pro-
bounced the finest lot of steers ever
received in that market. The m;tIlt.
ger SAYS. in the Aberdeen Republican,
..The value of prairie hay for fatten
ing cattle is shown by the fact that
l5u head of steers Whlcli we iattened
for this springs market have consllin-
ed IL little less than s. worth of grain
pcr head, since December LIST to this
date March ~. and II great many
that haze htd 10 grain are i'll splendid
condition. 1t is hest to feed hay in
the sI,ri,i. until grass gets Il good
STINT, then cattle wll! continue TO take
OH flesh and come OFT the grass III the
fail rolling fat. and a little grain and
prairie hay through the winter Will
bring them ont in the spring in tN
cellent condition for market. We
lind the profit, of our ranch growing
with astonishing rapidly, far beyond
! ulir expectations. and attribute it
all t., ia" Ms,... iftl native grass, S
on the prlir'vs. There IS no pl ice in
| the Onion where $50 * can he raised
t. better advantage than in Brown
cotuty. for the best of facilities and Il
| a good market arr. 1T hand. In no
other STATE OF territory have cattle
ranches paid better than III Dakota
for two years ra>t.-Nortii Dakota