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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05
PERNA AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

Steam Enginea, Saw Mills, Hay Press
es, Stump Pullers and Standard Agricul-
tural Implements generally. Send foI
York, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

"The Republican party took the
United States Treasury as empty as a
whirlwind would make a granary, and
now there was so much there that the
Democrats didn't know what to do
with General Gibson. of Ohio.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

E0- Buffalo Sunday Train leave
burgh S:i5 n. M, arrives at Oil Cit4
p. m. Returning, leaves Oil City +;
M, arrives at Pittsburgh 7:45 p. IN. ~
ping at all stations.
DAVID MCCARGO, Gen'l Supt. -.
Il. ii. UTLEY, Gen. Frt. 4 Pasa, +
Pittsburgh. #
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IF YOU WANT a respectable job of
l. printing at reasonable price send your
order 10 this Office.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05
Good Texts for Sermons.

| AhS haih HuSsbiOh NJ looue \lu
America) is English Free Trade
against the continental system of Pro.
lection. The American election is in.
finitely more important to English.
men than their own internal politics
just at this juncture. The result of
the American election will help to de-
eide many important issues in great
Britain. London Sunday Times, July
Is, 1888.
~
"Pro,ection to home industries l re.
gard as the most important plank in
any platform after "the Union must
and shall be preserved" - General u
S. Grant IN 1888.
~
at is on deliberate Judgment that
the prosperity Of America is mainly
due to her system Of Protective laws"
Prince Bismarck.
~
"No mans wages should be so low
that he can not make provisions in his
days of vigor for the incapacity of &C.
c!dent or the feebleness of old age."-
Benjamin Harrison.
~
"The wages of the American labor.
er can not be reduced except with the
consent and the votes Of the American
laborer himself The appeal lies to
him. james @. Blaine.
~
"This is not the time to weigh in an
apotheeary's scale the services or the
rewards of the men who saved the ma.
ton. ."-BeWamin Harrison.
~
"Yes, was a rebel and Democrat,
but 1 thank God l have never been a
Republican. ."-Reu. John A. Brooks,
Third party Prohibition Candidate for
Vice President.
~
"On the adoption of Free Trade by
the United States depends the greater
share of English prosperity for good
many years to come. As the British
Hosiery Revie,V reiterates, we venture
to assert that England will reap the
largest share Of any advantages that
may arise from the adoption Of the
ideas now advocated by the Free
Trade party in the United States. ~
London Economist.
~
81 hold it to be true that whenever
the market price is so low that the
man or the woman who makes an ar
ticle can not get fair living out of
the making of it, it is too low."-
Benjamin Harrison.
~
"The savings of the wage workers
of England, Scotland and Ireland are
not near as great as lie tonight in the
savings banks Of Massachusetts, to the
credit Of the wage workers of that
small state."-James G. Blaine.
| kx
"Do not be diverted from that one
question (the tariff by side issues.
Do not be misled by petty squabbles
on this or that small issue, or upon
personal questions of abuse on the one
hand or the other, but give your votes
as independent laboring men, and give
them for the interests of your own
firesides, and thereby for the great in.
terests of the great Republic. james
G. Blaine.
~
"The Republican party took the
United States Treasury as empty as a
whirlwind would make a granary, and
now there was so much there that the
Democrats didn't know what to do
with it, General Gibson of Ohio.
MANY Of our readers are acquainted
with the subject Of the following arti-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05
allegheny VALLEY

Most direct route to Pittsburqh
East. Only route landing pasSf|
Union Station without delays oil
.Es~Trains run by Eastern Tim
Time table in effect May 20, lSSl
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NORTHWESTERN
BERMAl

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT sos,
DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, By
B. JUDSON. TERMS, ONE YEA
81; SIX MONTHS, 81, IN ADVANc
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

GEO. S. GATCHELL, GEN
]. \. FELLOWS,
Gon'l Pass'r and Tickof
No. 81 Exchange ST., Buffa
j. l.. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, +
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

"Pro,ection to home industries l re.
gard as the most important plank in
any platform after "the Union must
and shall be preserved. y General U.
S. Grant IN 1888.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

"The savings of the wage workers
Of England, Scotland and Ireland are
not near as great as lie tonight in the
savings banks Of Massachusetts, to the
credit Of the wage workers of that
small ate."-James G. Blaine.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

at is on deliberate judgment that
the prosperity Of America is mainly
due to her system Of Protective laws"
Prince Bismarck.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05

81 hold it to be true that whenever
the market price is so low that the
man or the woman who makes an ar.
ticle can not get fair living out of
the making of it, it is too low."-
Benjamin Harrison.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING

m has never been Completely Stocked as this Spnp
wv esVV sUoo, and Sl2O0 are BARGAINS. Chndrens tot
cars Don't buy until have looked through our stock
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-09-05
SHOES, SHIRTS AND HATS.

Our assortment in this line be any place We I'm,
hat we get the Latest Styles and at prices are right
Shoe in this country. e "
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
A Cnrions Old rirrarnn.

saw when in Santa Fe, some time ago, a
remarkable fircarm. that | think IS emitted
- description II was shown me by William
u. Uiandsrfield, an old resident of New
Mexico, ard il had been in the possession of
tue family from whom he obtained 1t for
many years. II was pistol. and il was sup
posed that it had been brought 10 New Mexico
by some one of the Spanish cavaliers who
caracoled across the old plaza with Coronado
The weapon was about two feet long, with
two barrels. one above the other, and so
heavy that it must have been fred by both
hands Under the hamner were Two nipples,
and after firing a barrel with one nipple p
spring had TO be pushed TO bring the other
nipple, connecting with the second barre,
under the hammer.
There was long hook on the butt Of the
pistol by which it was hung upon saddle or
10 the bolt Of foOtman, | suppose Then,
directly back OF the hammer OF the thing
was concealed spring, and pressing that the
butt came away from the barrels, leaving in
the hands OF tie soldier stout dagger This
could have been used in close quarters with
great effect, and it evidently had been, for
the blade was dark brown in places with
blood stains that had been there probably for
centuries. Ulanderfield had had several
offers OF money from curiosity hunters for
the pistol, but he refuses TO sell it.-J. 4.
Stacy IN Globe-Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
A Locomotive Engineers story,

An Aurora newspaper tells of an engineer
now running ono of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy engines out there who is a pro-
fessional ''scab. According to the story he
tells he has been following up strikes and
getting enormous wages-thot is, he offers
his services as SOON ss the strike takes place,
whom the company is in great need of run
ners and Is willing 70 pay very handsomely
for them Then when that company secures
engineers enough and reduces his pay he
jumps away % some other road where a
strike is in progress, and thus manages all
th. time TO ges fancy wages for his work
This is r very pretty tale. but to any ordinary
marine who happens 10 know that in the last
twenty years there have been only i've or
SIX strikes Of engineers in this country, and
none sincs 1871 until the present one on the
Reading road-to such = marine this en-
gineer's story would smell too fshy to be ap-
petlzing Chicago Tines
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

One Of cur articles shows bow handy
electric power is In the one case the
little motor is hitched 10 the bellows OF an
organ. and in tho other it is shown propelling
a RuShton boat. The application in each in
stance is, we NAY say, highly successful
The fact IS, none Of rs have yet discovered
where tbs limit Of applicability Of electric
meters les 4 new Use we heard Of was in
drawing up tobOEEans on the slides ct Min
neapolis. the rlotor being intercalated hy
Mr Leonard in the regular electric lighting
system, IN the same circuit "a the lamps
Vote will also tc found of tho success of
electric motors IN running l00-borrsl -four
mil r. laramie. w. T.. ami q the going
into operation ri two more electric railwsys
Electrical World.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Trr f7s.t,sI Stairs has = population % st
I-ar 81 &C 90 - Ems moment This makes
Il .~c-1d IN this particular srnong the rr-as
ei~iii-rs rnticns - tius vrris kecpirz ia
~i,-r - rssis - growth 81 the countries
r-ns~I between r-erf r-nzss periods. there
sr- - 6ay -tcut S.'sa 0oe ienshissnss n
Fsrrcrrsn Esssls a. o1 oro - Gzrn'snT.
a. 80 10 IN Aasf-1- Hunra~T. S.0o0 90 n
rr,,,-. 80 c'1 Ng ai grrsas Britain srd Irs-
l.-5. - 90 40 II 1t.lv and i7.eoo.op0 n
S-s-r
Th- -er,ii -ri-a ~ rcre = th- ~ 1cr c-u--
t-,~s IN r,lr-r~ rr,s.h j, c2 MI Tisrkevs
ine,>itarts eursiitr - As'7 s-Er7znrir-
s--r--Iv h,t tH~f f-nrr Rassa sione ~ tte
gr~.t cowrrs of thrss-eDdoT1a sxrersls re
tai-ei St1'c= ~ rcraistirc. s~er Rlss.s
must s~cr be icft fsr ia - re.r- 5alT /
i,2c ~ifea sie sake rsfional .nnTae~zei1n
rakes rls-- t1e t1ited Srstss W. have
81. ~. 90 irh-6.--nis II vi aa~e . oe1 co
~ sas rssr $50 Ard "a -. 90 IN rl1a This
e-.-rut.ri-n is c>ssl - sae Average Er5-ta
- ~ r.ursrv dars7x tisc ~rurgry. Enaloy-
fn-. nNs h-ss f.f 7r~sa tkat azticn -
f-~- f1l1 80 ha~- drorrcd - sec,nd piace,
tra nics.i Srsfs= akirx rhe fTst
F-~sv vesrx sxr - Enited S-stes sfood
Ska a rrlrt - rc~-uisftra s,-oag t1e ef~-
iszet nafzons = the g.coe and tuent7 Teazs
a.. i seccd sra Tueotv years tercs i
VIZ stsnd 6rxs--fs isbs- Dsreecs az
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

TIE s-cti0n yesterday sss The nost
haflf contested snosn II he history q
Graad nsE.lis
Nj n NssFos sas elected Mayer
~ rslsr,tg ol nns over tns strongest
esndilsis the Republicans could have pa
a.4nst say ncmlEss.
S,sanzs - ls mizbt sssm 70 TIE an
thinking this . a marvellous victory for
Ar. UzF3s.
Ihs sut.re esmpslsn vas personal
one agalnst ths Democrats nominss fog
MayOg-n0t ony wss The campaign
fnaeht hy the Republicans sgaiEst the
administration aud thai With ths largest
faBd ever raised ior a city election
the vsxe-worssfs were made 70 behave
thai " 1.Ecs vas millionaire banker =
naooovo. .ss-and fcs 70 W0rkinguen.
Bsgcnd all tlis 10 anzratsia, Blatant
iisorRmns. Who oas been three tnss
ssscied Mayor on ihs Fus On ticket n
th.a olfg. openly and perslstsntly worksd
sga ast tie 1omin<s ~ as party. Tie
man DiKxMAS descended TO every io~
sud dirty ass.cs known - toe ward
striker % Ret votes agaiess WssfoS.
WaAe To Espub.leAas wsss trsi.ng
every mac on their t.cket To- shp over
WgsToa's rsm-. DiKEMAS was selling
cut Ia men s1o havs stood by him trd
cenlrituled 10 bis campslgn iuud yosr
afisr yssr Beng n rhirocerou=- hldet
,an0o whose proper business - The
groomi8g u tee 4nadrugeds hs Gale
shossss," - bad Do shane "a bis traitor
Gus work. lie did ia beat and hs
msraged by tluster eIt money TO 10
faeuce sous Democrats snd Gresnbscs-
trs to vots a. ainst = nan shO IL his
srvsF.or u al that goes 70 makeup a
maniy nan snd good citizen.
In this dssrepu,sbl- work DrKEMAs
wss aided bJ a humber of men pEonin-
srs n the Democratic party who. by
rsssoo OF Mr.. WzsroS's personal iri@nd-
ship 10 tue President % the Uaie..
States. bavs isid st bis door the blame
for their failure to riss IN the councils oI
the party
But WrsroS. by bis election, hss
tfiEnpked over them al.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

bFEEIf>FE WANTS MANAGING PART
\ 1fr 81 Ehi manufacturing tlsine-s "a fstg.
Het re - s.tff Der gsef - csrifsi -cq1fei.
f1tf ~ f1ls o1ies. Asu1fectrrer Ror =
"A A>Ets-l iANB tTfff FR0M FlFE I'D TFS
" tecussns ma wort5 IT,. - nv~xi 3, go q
90 rsT-nL sfE fs4 o. address frfsn
lnso1 Eoe1,r 40 Toe box. %
tIAETFn- -NtAteER 80 1AEr HALF is
ie,sss m or kalsrr - szlee. - 60
rfre hsTsi-~ss in TIE Ctty fsr fzJt. koSm e
Tcwes Bcrk
FIEsF CTAsz OFFICE wAN or coon
Il rtsfsfer wfth stoGf - - -sr sz-rre s-
lTfsr5SE IL tft5 sFrt8r f1r - - f-
roe Fr-r.1ecf rEe. sang 8tf.Ee l1F cslT s--
irs--. g. rc-E uersl. So rft-s VII re- n
resfo iras s. o - s. 30 FssElT. Hta reg.
= rIy N : -arefs-sv irr-ss~.rz proess sfe n1s1-
r~- tts g r1-r a. sso1 crf Y frr e
- gr~~e ftx7 sre~sTs ssersr9 silly Frr
rsrz->--l a. ssfr-<s . Pa. -exs treraI1 krs<
i1s oeNs sna IFl-s.+ Msc1 =
TFTkN I'D 3 e@N Hf5l 81 u k>oW Trtf
" se w.1 f.-n - cf<iIs I'D tabs ~ sr8-f
rrfi-e ~ ra~tes ef s1T za #skerf F1g-
os-r~e s-n-. Serx1 Ir- kfo1-Et.. -zpo<t r. Idr1uF
ssru' finrf t3s'
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
a Co~FAEEsON

Calmly reviewed the VOTE q YESTERDAY
acCws IA: he Democrats OF EuslonioD-
:sfs n TIA city hsvs held their own. In
lso7 DlKxssS's vote. ort II total o.
oc.s2. we 4.54s out OF Total vote cas-.
shia yesr o, 93s6 wEsross vote is 460J
Or 81 more out OF tot.l 2s6 iess. Lass
year tie total vots on the two Eepubli-
cAa csodidstss DUSsAa and SFKkETzx
-ss 4e16 against lhs total Fusion vote
FOR piKxstsS % 4543 TEE Prohibition
vote ia isS- vas +57sgsirst l45 this yssr.
WniIs il - trrs that tue Rspnblicsns
vcting Tor Mayer p0ll.d us moro votes
tbis > ear than iEss yesr. u I, aiso trae
thai he prOhibitionists poilsd 5l1 less-
and il q needless TO add thas the Pro
hibitiou vots vent TO tie Republicans
and against Nxsrox
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

THE goHs AID TaE soAkoas. EhE cross.
= aa1 11s erovas L. za&rfica llts shoa8a =
t3fne r1clr tAe sAcl<sF II oae ae 1eis. e.
haze ssls s>sa ss.s - ssie a. -. as s..ss
t.eck. eIp esessi : aeiel
Isok sAIE-THREE LOTS oN LAfAl EITE-
ceeA2 i4efFssFc5 t~@ ies+tstsN N~.A
fsoaa c4ts "a L et@fercs - Fesis'st -
f~oG sALE-zNEN HOUSES tS CHAkLEo-st
ne4T siicei ear has. wisA 80 laoos g. "a
rnenls. tse saases sna sosr sacs1l less % LAKE
a.. resf antet ar ti-e en t49ai-g - aeA =
aaa-lre u biess-sars, fo0iA Il = loa1eolEb slees
IS0R SALTS KCRE FARN MILES FROM
tfe city flrst-ssizss ness btscrtessa, 81 the
nsia rad, good assi.a & Aisd eeh M@.e'sa. .,
Ffiet s. ca IA take si.asfs house enc loS u he
esIy a. par Dsyueat Luton s Duas0a.
uOTki-VALUABiE HoTFL PRCfEkFN n
III EeaH q ihe caly oI1y sl-,5Ji. >esE "a,
l&ish g IA tin4e psylng "a reni pr cen - Sn ~
0oS. Flee ceaaoe- address J. A Nastef' - o.'A-
ESOk sALE-A cosy 1ifTI.k COTTAGE OF
rye Ioenas sne three good iots Just cas-. ~
TIE ciiy nnils price q. .s9e easy terms i4son
3 Dunson. Niodioosnb building
HOUSES. LOIS AND FARMS FOR SALk
II caeSp Al Dr. Neeuecers Z. wenhzm block,
corner o. Mearoe and Dlsision els eu
IsOE sALF-THE BOON IL REAL ESTATE
hzs firuck the northeast part Of the city
4. + t0rDi.i has AifeAly soia ~ - this spa.hk
lie has = Duf creo more q sell These rsnses
tarf aims better cali on him AZ = Caiai =. III
fsCK SAGE * KEN1-IikEE AND ONE-
L half acres oi land ana good arm house, with
luOderl Improvements. onV and o8e-helf miles
from Hall on south Division. Apply 70 ar. J. o.
Walker. second haEd fuTIliure store. l3 10 ~
Eouih Divi.ioD<L ief
ssHfAp HOMES-sIN HOUSES AND LOTS Is
Y Sixth ward st iron s7a1 10 S09, also Sscznl
lots IN same locality. A good Rouse and lot on
FoUTth-st Tor q, COO small psg neIt coNns
balance On easy terms. Aope d Wilson, attornesS
Ledya I'd block lVl
TOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L house. on Spring at, Tor 5000 neat nsTne
dwelling house, IN Jsmes-st @or tz50o. and an
80 acre farm in sparta for si.7oo, al on small
tsyments and reasonable terms T. A. Dspp<f,
Ioom l2s. Ledyard block. over Public Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
xgents--UGnted.

WANTED-THREE EOTEST, PUSHING MEN
w in your vicinity slc sisl inducements now !;
fastselling speciallies, Stock hrsl-ciass: salts
faction guaranteed: peculiar advantages 10 be-
glnnerS. Don't delay. salary from start Brown
Brothers. nurserynen, Chicago. Iil. IL
INFANT AGENTS IMMEDIATELY - NEW
w goods; sells fast; big profits: salary or COM
Mission; circulars free ADDRESS Weaver Manu-
factory kalamazoo. Mich. "a
VVANTED-RELIABLE AGENT FOR KENT
w County 10 sell Scbofelds Vaporizing In
haler: quick seller ard good profits Call or sd-
dress II Mathews Co., % sixth-s.., sLsle agents.
SIT,
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
cIrY NEWS Condensed


kiecfi9n passed very quietly
TIE kspGoEczls msas olg nght 70
secure the Council.
co1irse'or p J. Coznell Is rushing the
OceLsis8tzls nes s8oiEoD.
Nat enough hres IA he last thirty days %
keep tBe laddles IA prsctlcs.
~ B. Mecraeksn has purchased ysla-
4bis piece u res.denes property Ga Jsiier-
son-s-.
The schooner Sew York. the Hrs. Of the
season. Vas yesterday loaded slta iomosr
Tor Chicago
The ferry boat Erie Hsckley IS being
thoroughly oyerhaulsd before oegianiDg <
Der sgrIng business.
The ssst mill on the lske to start will be
the Aussegon ShiBEls and Lameer Com
panY ;. IL starts Monday next.
u vas evident from the number OF
-lusky' inalYIdu4is ca the street yesterday
that Il vas great bask door day
Vita a warm south wind the ice would
be out OF the lake in three days. II the
present weather 9nunues II will take two
weeks.
Ths RseeelcT, very spicy little sheet. has
made is appearance. IL is published oy
the Christian EndeaYor Society OF the
Baptist church
Anil Silver. who has been engaged with
John Williams. Wholesale liquor dealer
| for the past three years. lett Yesterday 70
Ashland, Wis, TO continue In similar ousl
ness.
@. H. Haekley and Thos. Humes new
residences are rapidly approaching compile
ton. For architectural beauty and slaOo-
rate finish they will probably be unsur-
passed by any private residences in Michi
gan except. possibly, in Grand Rapids and
! Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Every effort wss made yesterday to set
tho worklnEmen agsinst their osn inter
ssts by voting for Mr. BELKsAP IN pre-
Terence 10 one OF the best trisnds they
can nnd N ths city. As Mr.. WEsros viii
prove TO Ds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Il va decided yesterday Is keep
good maa shsn yoa iRd ham in the per-
son u Polles Court Clerk A. B. TozKR.
Mr. DILLON woald have made 8 good
c.sr3, 40 doub., bat ws knot0 IozEE IS
The rishs man Ia tts right place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

In ths contest of yssssrjay Hoo. l. NJ.
UsSToS ~ss fcusht sooth and nail by
many % our l-sding city officials. by
sors-hesied defesssf, candidates. By mis-
ed vorkinsner. vho we're made 70
beiis-s thst be vss banker million
sirs." and ell tess kird Of bosh. but still
be va pulled through by those Who
have ne real interests Of fb. city st hear,
ard voted undsrstsndingiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

LFR0N ROOM =, 80. 50 CANtI-ST- or
i sunday morning. bstTeer the hours %
sd ocOcs. b. rarfi>s well known % TIE
T1.irr cfhcers = filve- nis "a 1rinkiar eur
baarinz t8s iaita.s. -. " ~ sge = years'
erd pn1toGr.r o. ore ~ The ME -. ArT o e
ffrlrnsnz tne' 'rticies wall be res sd. sft-
ahls reward. e3eivsisnt n tho cost of the cs1rt
net voli4 sfs1H 'n eitb IL veil SLoNn rhsr
erfers N UsIrzBt for 'hfir s-rs = roTn ras
Articles 70 - leff - Police Ussf1uErf- e5
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Ia toe slsc; on yssts r5Ay four DEM
cratic snd Zoe 'Repubicsn AldsrmeUlse .
elected a. follows. First ward. Stein,
Dem. Second. SrroyL. Rep. Third.
O'DoSsEzI. Dem FRI, SAUNpEss.
Dem. Sixth. rsxx-. Rsp: Sev.nth,
RceEss. R~p. EiSAtn. SAUxDsr,. Dem.
This vii isavs u ths rev Council nine
Democrats and seven Repcblicsns- This
gives a good D-nocratic working force,
With Democrat presiding.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

1hs izls Chisk Jassies WAITS istt his
wadGw slta0at asy inmeclsts means Of
snppost HIS Fssldsnes st Washington
8 frss from ineunbfs1cs, sad lie lsft .
life iasarancs policy foF s5,00c, eas that
Is net sysilabis for Eiasty Ssss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Yesterday vas bright. clear, pleasant
day perfset Rspuoiieaa victory day-
ant thsy p0lisd q much larger prop0r-
tloo OF the small vote east than usual
- Rip Van Tiskls Gays, hoEsyer. "Dos
4gcff eaaot Won
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Honors we're easy IN the choice Of
A.ssresn bssasen re Republicans srd
Fazonis,s yesterday. bat the COuucil
s.l sfsnds Fasioo By . lo7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
For Rent--R o7sses.

CEvEN ROOM HOUSE TO RENT. NO. 255 z.
= Bri6ge-st.. to family without small children.
Rent $40 per month. second street from cable
cars Enquire on premises. "a
NOR RENT-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 515 FJL-
ton-st. East desirable location; Sls01 pec
month. hsrd aud soft water. Enquire ID Pear-st.
s. G Smith. Ia
TOR RENT = THE WALLICH HOUSE AT
Z South Yards, and furniture for sale. No.
Eleventh ave. 90
EOR EENT-OTTAWA BEACH HOTEL THE
L most popnlsr summer resort in Michigan. Il
the mouth of Slack Lakc, and on shore oi Lake
Michigan. 30 railes from Grand Rapids. and con-
troled by " est Michigan Park Association ci over
one hundred members Bathing aud ia isg
gTounos unrqua ie.. A beautiful hotel, with cx-
TIA arge dining room. over 49, 90 people on the
groun6s last sessln. Propositions tor Ie1t of
hotel. or to msnage It in the interest of the AssO
citation. should be fled with the secretsry yTlIs
y. Perkins = Lyon-st., Grand Rapids Mich. on
or befoe April T. 1855 Privilege reserved TO re
jeCt any or all bids h7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Chicago has over 100 female p ivsicisrs ard
in the list are women whose vo-ss are stand-
ard taxi hooks in uan~ inS-itGfious. and
whose names srs enrolled in the leading med
f-ai ard srsertif1c societies & tnis ard oder
countries Thev have Lads GTnecci-
orical societv.r are admitted - tie Chicago
Medical society snd fas PatEoic~icai societr:
In.rr u them are members - tEc American
Met.eai sSsoci1tsnu. ard several becaEss
--errters = the Internal lonal Medical ss-o
cfstion e. is meeting IN Washington last
year Inter Ocean
Don't hsvk, hawk hi0r, srit ard dis
n ever rtlF zlta ycsx offensive brsssh,
a. aSe D. Ss res Cagsrrh reusesiy and snd
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Ilet sat u dowr The figures sho~
,sst :. y. vrsrcN Tecsivsd ffty-sevAa
uors votes far Asyor shis ysay Ihas r.
Z. DrEsxAw did lss, year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Al editorial paragraph ers2E lafo thss.s
colznas yesterday, stssisx tnst Z Soa,a
rsQasrs f0ar figures to indicate a2yor
- 1sroS's nlsl1rity. ths paEaxrzTa x4s
bt = sGfansisstie esmpaixn talk
nessrlhs slsss 80 sfznd by Z. koE lnst4Ies
8 pIua : plas : plzsl ssaals nlEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

7 osT-NoNEY lost BY EVERYBODY THAT
IL has snT ClcsninE q coloring 70 Re done in
hrst dass style II they Gsnt 40 u the "Eazle
cam Dye ronse" No e CaBsist Is8
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
For ReDf--R0OTus.

J'OR RrNT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L in suits of two or four rsofns, With all modern
inpsoveme> D. on Caual-st. for Offices or light
manufacturing purposss, also for lodging. EE-
quire at once, No. y Csnal-St., OF q. a. berwil.
oftf
no RENT a LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
ligkt manufacturing; steady power, at no.
Pe2rl-s. Enquire of c. B. Judd or L. {. Thw1ns.
yltf
no RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMs WITH
4 gas at 200 Nsrth Divisony. e8
no RENT-DEsIRABLE LIVING ROOM To
l rent also one suite of ofce rooms IN one OF
the best location. Enquire at room Il, Immen
Block Al Nonroe-st 81
TOR REST-FURNISHED ROOMS To RENT
1 in The Vinegar block. Enquire Of E ID;
Brock. Sctf
TOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
I heated; and furnished rooms for light house.
Keeping Apply al room l03. New Housenan
bl ck I5f
E1OR RENT- FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
4 either single en- sl.Itc: stesm heated; also
rooms Tor light Housekeeping. Apply al Room IS.
edyard lock, i0i Cttswast. 21oii
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

4 Cerr-sn ~ ;hs Seventh rsV3 wss
r<asd s. i'rr KNAP was elected. H.s 70
rs vss sNe-8. Neie.'