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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

DID yoo ever think what II really means
70 be q tramp" 10 hOzne. 20 trends.
mo work. 10 chance. nobody h 81 The
vide world 70 care whether yCa I've, CT
die ia the CUTTERS Ike dog. 10 kes~ea
scR snch vegs 70 inherit: 10 decent grays
70 hide then OFT Of sGit. 10 opportunity
70 be anything. snd No hand ssrseched GA
TO give fhs greeting 0 tbs eoot-hy Il
love. Eooo6y 70 feel a interest In yoa.
wheshe, ycEr scoes ache trc.n cold or
yozr skin cracks With tsrc-. No srp4 Ia
all tie world be cal yGu1 cwa, 10. even
the Eud wherein your v1sder4ng foot
step issves - Aes<1ng rsrk; no rxcspec.
ahead, and 10 uahrukea Eek 70 lid ycr
10 fAe past AnAne Eksa ccrse 70 baigh.
evey kcps Of manhood, ssd repz.stsoz,
Ike bali AID chsin On yvzr leg. 70 hin
dcr ths vs5 TO sny good aneczzplislzent-
tel jog. when ws III rgk. down 20 I.,
aid fgurs cut wha. !. really raez-s 20 Be
t-zGp. l goes we VIII rc. I'D 70 70
easy 70 ~fshkoi1 . rAcce q bread and .
ecp Of coffee acxt tina Oce Gals II or
eoor.-"Auecx" 'n Chicago journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

take her oath sent to the house. Mayor
Hews, acting as justice OF the peace, went
there and found the wife and mother
FRUSTRATED with grief and unable to say
anything because of her sobs and la
mentations for the awful disgrace
brought on herself and family by her hus-
band.
The girl however. made affidavit that
her own father was the father of her child
and that criminal intimacy had been prac-
ticed between herself and father Tor years.
She swore that in the beginning her ruin
was accomplished by force, and that she
had submitted to her unnatural father
since through fear.
A warrant was issued for Johnson, but
he was out on his run. and some one mott
ned him and another engineer brought his
engine in and he has skipped out.
The people are terribly incensed, and it
is believed that if he should come back
here he would be given summary justice.
Mrs johnson Is very anxious for the
officers to catch him. She says she had
lived in hell for twenty years with him
and she wants to see him suffer the conse-
quences of his awful crime.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
ACCUSED 81 HIS DAUGHTER.
A Holden Engineer Charged With 8 Her-
rible Crime

HOLDEN, No. June 1s-The 1p-year-old
daughter Of Philip johnson, an engineer
on a road running out of here. known as
Cyclone" johnson because OF his fast
running. who has Iivel here number Of
years with his wife ard three ehlldre-l, and
had been leading member Of the BTothsr-
hood Of Locomotive Eaziaee-s IN good
standing, and hai always stood well
among the people and with his co-vorkers
on the read, though erratlc, gave
birth 30 child this morning and asked
Immediately TO have an Officer vao could
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

Tho s7srsgs bog has &C idea ths. eastos
Oh was got Up for the torture Of al kids
who have careful mothers TO prctec. then.
from the fssl destroyer he q r.lStxken,
Like . majority Of grown people WHO only
rega<d castor oC IS . rzedacsns. Only .
very snail proportion Of It u consumed IN
THAI uaSxrsx Castor o1 forms ons a shs
bes. Iukx4ex.ors. .z.a ID ussd for greAstrz
vsgurs xnd otAer paryos@ whers O.
prioa does ros pro6sbzs H. T1sxn Il Il
burned e 81 maranator. ret only 81 ia
Jews so< the4r Sabbath amp. -. s,zs-
ytera
Ii India. where large Quantities Ct thu
ssed are raiss1. tie sa u s6Ses 70 tic "a
two con6irarrEs 70 favor tAezz Il II also
made into 81 Illuminating gas IN IIG.A
Il tia cDuutry castor IL u osod y drsez
xoeocoo leather California. E&asaA.
Iowa s0d Eisozs are tAsPrszrsyaI ssessux.s
Of this cozntxy where De sosd In r4ssed.
ssd the easter 81 peesses 81 hez;s~is,A
Lila. sxs azozs It's Cos. sxfsnxive n H.
vord-DTugg1t n Gsose-DeEosrz
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.

AT NEWTON.
Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle
NEWTON, June 19-In the first game
of the second series Of the western leagues,
played today between Hutchinson and
Newton, the latter won by a score of ten
to four.
Batteries-Hutchinson Kane and Hag-
gins; Newton, Freeman and Pranter.
Following is the score by innings:
Newton. 0 0 0 3 l ! SIC
hutchinson. ...........0 0 0 0 o 0 = . 4
AT ST. PAUL.
St Paul. 0 l 0 0 0 .
Kansas City. 0 0 90 1 / !
Kenmler; for Kansas City, Mccarthy and
Wells.
Base Hits-St. Paul ), Kansas City s.
Errors-St. Paul 0, Kansas City Z.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 1 001 / 90 o.
Baltimore ............0 0 0 0 0 0 O. /
Batteries-For Brooklyn, Caruthers and
Bushong; 70 Baltimore, Smith and Trett.
Base hits-Brooklyn 5, Baltimore 6.
Errors-Brooklyn t, Baltimore s.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Athletics. ......6 . 3 004O 0-1s
Cleveland. ............0 l . O 5 l 3 0-1(
Batteries-For Athletics, Seward and
Robinson; for Cleveland, Morrison and
Snyder.
Base hits-Athletics 16, Cleveland 16.
Errors-Athletics 4. Cleveland 10.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington. l / 0 0 0 o.
Philadelphia .........0 Q 0 2 OIL L :
Batteries-For Washington. Gilmore and
Mack; for Philadelphia, Casey and Nc
Guire
Base hits-Washington 9. Philadelphia :.
Errors-Washingto :. Philadelphia 3.
AT ST. LOUIS.
II innings
St. Louis. 10000 010oo-
Cincinnati. o Q 90 0 0 % /
Batteries-For st. Louis. Hing and
Mlligan; for Cincinnati. Wan and Bald
win.l
& Base hits-St Louis 6. Cincinnati Z.
Errors-St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 4.
At KANSAS CITY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
Cliuy,np 10 the Last.

The virus of rheumatism often remains
in the system through life. when it does
not cut the thread OF existence suddenly,
as it is always liable to do by attacking
the heart Ere the grip of this tenacious
disease tightens it should be Embossed by
that benetcent liberator from disease,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which will
free the sufferer at the outset from subse
Quent pain and danger. No purer or more
agreeable blood depurent exists, as multi
tudes OF the rheumatic and neuralgia have
ascertained by certified experience. IL is
through the medium of regular action
of the kidneys and bladder that an outlet
is afforded for the escape of impurities
which beget not only rheumatic but equity
ailments and dropsical etfusions To
these organs the bitters give an impulse,
never verging on the bounds of irritation,
but sufficiently vigorous TO cause them and
the bowels 10 perform their functions with
clock-Iike precision. Use it also for dys-
pepsia and biliOusness, fever and aSue and
debility
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

First race. five-eighths mile, turf stakes
Reporter won, Brussels second, GYPSY
Queen third Time l:02sz
Second race, three-quarters mile-Brad
ford won, Inspector 3. second, Fred 3.
third Time l:l4s4.
Third race, three-quartags mile-Oelean
won, King Crab second, Cold Stream third.
Time l:14sl.,
Fourth race, tidal stakes, one mile-De-
fence won, Belle Is. second, Prince Royal
third. Time I:s2L
Fifth race, Bay Ridge handicap. one and
ene-half miles-Terra Gotta won, Eurus
second. Dundoyne third. Time 9:37.
Sixth race, one and one-eighth miles
Joe Cotton won. Richmond second, Valiant
third. Time l:57.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
KANSAS AND MISSOURI

CHICAGO, June 19.-Following is the
Kansas and Missouri organizations:
Kansas Chairman, Thos. A. Osborne;
secretary, w. w. Scott; organization, j.
C. Strong; credentials, H. d. Baker; ma
tional Committeeman, Cyrus Leland, Jr.
Reconsideration Chauncey l. Filiey;
secretary, w. L. Sullivan; organization,
W. a. Jacobs; credentials, John Albers,
Jr. resolutions, VIM. Warren; national
committeeman, Chauncey |. Filley.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
DRAGGED 70 pEATA sY AcnIr

ST. JOSEPH, No, June 1q-Abuer Hart,
aged 65 years, for years prominent resi-
dent OF Andrew county and quite wealthy,
was putting a halter on colt and in some
way became entaugled in the rope when
the colt. taking fright, ran away dragging
him all over the farm, up and down rocky.
hills. over fresh ground. through corn
fields and creeks, over piles Of lumber and
through fences. The unconscious body
was not found for SIX hours. he died TO-
night
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
THE EMPEROR'S PROCLAMATION

THE EMPEROR'S PROCLAMATION
BERLIN. June 19.-The following is En-
peror Williams proclamation in fall:
To My People,
Gods decree has once more plunged us
into this most poignant sorroW The
tomb has scarcely closed over my never to
be forgotten grandfather, when his
majesty, my warmly loved father, Is also
called from this life into everlasting peace.
The heroic energy, prompted by the
Christian self sacrifice, with which,
despite his sufferings, he knew how to
fulfill his kingly duties, seemed to justify
the hope that he would be preserved TO
the fatherland still longer. God willed
differently The royal sufferer, whose
heart beat responsive to all, was great and
beautiful. he only had few months
granted to him TO display on the throne
the noble qualities of mind and heart
which won him the love of his people, The
virtues which adorned him, and the vic
tories which he achieved on the battle
field will remain a grateful remembrance
as long as German hearts beat. An i'm
perishable glory viii illunine his chiyal-
rous figure in the history of the father
land.
Called to the throne of my fathers, I
have assumed the government looking up
to the King of Kings, and have vowed to
God that after the example of my fathers
| will be just and clement prince to my
people: that | will foster piety and fear of
Cod that / will protect peace and promote
the welfare of the country, and that | will
be helper OF the poor and distressed and a
true guardian of their rights. In
praying God for strength to fulfill these
kingly duties which His will impose upon
me, | am supported by confidence in the
Prussian people, which a glance at our
past history gives me. In good and in evil
days the Prussian people have always
stood by their king. Upon this fidelity,
which my fathers have found an indis-
soluble bond at all times of difficulty and
danger, ! reply, with a consciousness Of
returning it from the bottom Of my heart
as the faithful prince of faithful people,
both equally strong in their devotion to
their common fatherland. From this
consciousness Of the reciprocated love
uniting me and my people, derive conf
dence that God will vouchsafe the
strength and wisdom to exercise my kingly
office for the welfare of the fatherland.
fSiCledI WILHELM
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
CPaNCC
FRANCE.
RS June 1q.-The civil formalities of

PARIS, June 19-The civil formalities of
the wedding of Miss Flora West, second
daughter or Hon. Sir Lionel Sackville
West, British ambassador TO the United
States, TO NJ Salanson, recently third sec
rotary OF the French legation in Washing
ton, took place yesterday. Lord Litton
and count Debeon acted as witnesses for
the bride. The marriage viii take place
today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

Tbze vzs 80 ouup<<ssnss Car a. pf<ss
offered BY - EaEi.se sozrnAi fer - kz.esss
twelve ~dr1 szse<rsn. sss sks efnnss GA u
tee sosiov1ss. vktca v.s sr,-ssd ~ -
seisgTaps oGxrs fer zanrzsxs1n s5x ss-
peace. ths r~<zlsr RATE '-A1szszzsw~szs 80
cx.s1us u.czczusznsaas.d Qssrssuzsz<r
geosrAss dexr<oporfsos2sssc1sz cesrs-szsts.1-
osliy ec.<rsdsszsrxssasd zDrc<~ssssuxsnn-
slssss ssrsnzrs~Asrz E1sa&s-SSs xws
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
sTaNLEy,s RUMORED DFETE'

LONDON. June IA rumor that Henry
III. Stanley, the African explorer, Is dead
is current IN this city aad Paris.
TheTe is no news in government or Congo
missionary circles either IN London or
Brussels Of the death OF Mr. Stanley.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
MRS. STORRS DEAD.

CHICAGO June 19.-Mrs. Emory A
Storrs, widow of the distinguished law
yer, died here to day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

Dassler's compiled laws and session laws
for 81 for sale a. this oehce al the s.snds rc
mica dGu-s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
The RACES.
AT COMFY ISLAND.

No game--Rain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
STAGE TALK.

Ncdjes,a viii play only six weeks this
winter, bat viii study new parts for tho
season OF IeS0-oo. She Is now resting at
her cattle ranch in II Rsfugio. Cal.
The wedding of Joseph Anderson. Mary
Anderson's brother. and Gertrude, the
youngest daughter Of Lawrence Barrett,
whose engagement vas recently arranged,
will take place the second week in No
veraber.
Verdi in his old age talks Of writing an
opera with Christopher Columbus for a
hero. and Of having IL produced in Genoa
in 1892. when the fourth centenary of
the discovery Of America win be cele-
brated in that city
Henry Irving is going 70 produce Mac
beth. " "The,Corsican Brothers" Faust" )"
and Romeo and Juliet" this season in
London At last accounts he and Tools
were rambling about Italy and switzey-
land.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
TAE GENTLER SIX

Patsi was msde hsppy IN MsdIih ths
~ her day 5y kiss from tbs lips Of tie
King of spain
Marie the erfled queen of Naples. lives
the year round IN F.grls Ia hired spart-
Iaents OF a third door.
Sarah BeFnhartt is quoted es telling 8
friend that she intends the scene Of her
own death % DC something startling and
striking.
Mrs. Sarah Hrald. Of Chester, n r., a
widow. 81 years OF ayr. mowod and pat
into her barn tins summer half a ton Of
Lay. For the last five years she has cut
her own lrewood. and her barn is the best
kept ia tho neighb0rhood
great friendship has sprung up b.-
tWeoa ex Queen Isabella OF Spain and
Ms. Haekay The queen has been stay
ing at Schlangonbad. and s-7t for Mrs
Afackay 10 Join her Immediately upon her
arrival
Marion Fo-tescue. who was recently
married 10 Robert Roosevelt, is the second
daughter OF Thomas O'Shea. editor OF The
Dublin Freenans Journal When only
Il years OF age she eloped with Capt.
Kenyon Fertescue. who died few years
later, leaving her penniless widow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

rss Fmnis Soon AMI AZ Fraak Stock.
r fIiiislse = trs ~ be uarTt-d l1fs ia TIE
Pa. Or ssr'y r. che Winter.
Ehsra s-s whispers si about concerning
ths rspor et engsFeu'sn ~ NJ E J. Ne
NifrlcS ana Nls- ffsuk Fsn Bursn.
The 4ss3e- Bishop vaidiuz vii be sol-
eiunHe8 THes3sr -entsnner t1 st 5 o clock
4. ne residences AZ thr hrils's psrenfs.
Carts s-s 1ut announcing the marriage Of
III ttfs Vars. nrnerfs of tors city. 90
~ ss 1Es FsFgo Hayden. a. he s.asncs
of re nrirs parents In r-crnsrh The
rrnnas v ee celebrated octoosr ~.
Announcement = made of tae susazs-
r,saf 81 NI~ Minnie .he rhsruiing
asuzhtf rf NJ h. e. N1ih-Dak. ssa
nipcp c' Aldermen Davidson 10 ~. Csrsy
Eirsrlis. 'l FEstewn. ohia
IRE engagement sf Miss Marie wilson
tas easmIng dltIe lady vhoss raadinxs
hs7r sesset many audiences. snt NJ
= etseT of san frsrc sco. ~ is
sar-us -si. ne SEEDING eo asks pIscs the
fsaef pat OF November or tae 6rsf Of
necemeer.
Nss Snsi. R.efxett who e ~ ss ussr-
~e.i ~ as "Wednesday ir October hss
~1sde srf nsrunR csis ~nt. rfs hsr
rintar- asve- an fueadsV .or <s- ars -
fr.s1 rrfehs<aa f1r 1sr traHssesu. f1e
vsti.rs so ne soisma' ed IN ne Cocrrs-
r-'icHs' ehgrch.
Na Iarstie ~ ~.ehers Dsuu.v Couaiv
-fes.ursr ara Miss NEraN Fsssp. ~ ne
rseeuffrr's frfre W. - nsr-iei ffrie4 81
80 ~-sftrrra sf ths bride parsnts 4 snd
Na WW.srs e Peses ri srsrta to~nsbir.
F.r = Nsvnsrs 81 sparts. vii rvTiorfn
fas rsrsaaeaf 81 ? p. m
rae saa.seueat st ~ friwr -cn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Nr snd Ars Csssias sweet entertained
,heir fr. .nds la Jshghtiai way on Tues
eav svsniox. rh- occa.i0n Ess their isnth
annivsrssfy Aooa- nlt7 guests we're pres
sut add progrsssiv- fedro was fhe order Of
ias svsuinE. Playing began a. O'Clock
aua rouc.gced a. 20. Nlen reiIssnmsafs
were served. There we're SIX Pr rEes given
Mfs. ur. Wooster took nus 90 tne lrst, a
t,u candle mod. Mrs. viii EArls aon iin
WsiNinE steE EalIy decorated Nitn rio-
bon. Sat. Nkssr hcBrien Won uu neck-
Lr There we're three prizes. Miss Car
re PiA- secured aa enormous tiu horn
fnres is9t lonx AiB alAs. ot Nes
Iorx. an sntern. 0rsn and showing a
hzhtsd Hsx candle iuu1e. aud N. W VI
tarssneH fashioned fIu y sshinE machine
sin fishes Ters lssd 10 serve refresh nsnts
Tee was served q tin cups. square tins
Nerr ased - p.aiisrs for ths meas. and The
guess als from Il plates. They we're the
recipients of nnmerors Zfs Ms Pike
presenis1 a oougusf of tube roses and gsrs-
nisai .sarss, iasisfaliy arranged IN tn
flurs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

In. ss1i atslF sssr az asre'n sat -es Az2ff
go - - lesFs 81 t-A AR -r@s
1.lisx - t4eif lsaar a 'ft
$3.50 4asfa re lls lsaAlE - -9s
sfsssoss1
Tie saEaLsosslt ~ Af- t-7F' a. al
II So a7rea hs4l Il .1ies @-ss
a..... a. ssea - socia 81 - 81 .af os azet
80 a4r e.eEl - tmala ID te~ ,eassls
81 E.acaa..l SD - eat -aserlle .'sf-
az sll sea- eIrC.1s -ls orsaf 44-
+. ssa4at al-a .@GF -slo - lstslis 50 49, e
e-sa 49, reeslset EasIeF=r aFen
therrs sac .s 4ssleia.et vits Ai@a Dlr'so.
saa e SCI aAa fsyerzsy kleFa 80. .siy
rel. slsal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16


GA Wsdnes.laF aiisluool A,ss katr tAe
caafnlss sa8 8ssla 'sl dsaehtsr oi Ar j.
&. B8nneii. p--s.frns sna Treasurer of me
West Mch.eaa oi Company aad Lieut.
Ma. Wrea at tae Isala lnialtsy. sia-
f.aasd rart In.aa. Nra MrEieo. sers
luHsf IL alaInsss ~ ~ Asks caurc1
Tie Nsr Or ala rh-I. FAIR oficiatlns lne
CEREMONY So l-r fnfut-d 81 O'Clock AMI
sss - ltusssel 1g i1fes ntm3sr ~ irieads
aad rsiaflfss The slt -sa~rs asssrs- Nlli
Olun. l.adeF Hatsra James Granger,
Per taua ~ r0Ilnn ElE aud NDaFlr7
Foa sn.sgsd arst aEd ssrs followed D.
Nlss Marv hauurif. sister ol .ue bride. tai
ulaid or aaaar aad br Joha bonaelL the
arts.s 3rlI aer and groom bssl ulan. Lieut..
ffsn rilh 1igs fonnea Ca uis arm the
snfsrsa. AMI asr 1f 80 ths 0Fios add her
a.rar Never dil bride look more lovely.
t.sd a 5fa.flfll f9Dss ~ sasHg sllk, Nifh
amy vel arariug itself about
Der = ssr Iol1s, sac Nas a
sasion Of i1sfn~-s indeed. She wore
asnsords I'D carT "a a bouqusl II bali
ocsn Dfide roses me groom S0r- tns iul-
nhaorul ol a Liegte ID lle 4rmy. Mss
3ay Boanell s5rsa dalutE dress u s1i.
cream Nhre. fns 1strstnai oecnrred -
fsFs ths eaanosi and lss marnaee 81 the
f4Iln4 nDrn Wnlcl rested true lovers
knot ln Ehlle s1d piak roses There were
als, decorations 90 ferns, rallas ant other
greens. A White ssil rlDb0n. <ariandxd
sth p.nk sd white roses c.ossed the cen
t-aI aisle and Nts iaid aside ilr ne bridal
party e. on sr. Mr george trntlind oitcl-
ais4 a. niasleg 81 ceremonies. Ars CerA
wenbam SD t4e \ .sses Anna Waters.
BIsfa Aose and Maud Hughes attended IA
tefi 1r.sa. ADD we're present a. the 0riei To-
rspflon held e. me family residences imme-
asfsfv srer tas selalag. Ars. IuzsrsOu,
of Dsfrol. Nr- Ahasr Of fort ni0n,
Nsr Naxtco. Nr. sheldon. 0I New O. 4,
nrd Mr. Hosard Nerriman. of Jac<sou,
we're present .rorn out of town. Dr. and
Ms Can nbs. air the usaers snd hose
already mentioned we're tne only ones ia
attendance a. tbe h0ass. aside from TIE rslA
ives of he asppY pair. Inc parlors and
aininE r4cm wers beautifully decorated
wlfh 1oNsrs and .esf9ons OF trailing vines
and after a. ei-raut colia'toH LtrutslAat
Wren sad his bride left Tor an extended
t-fp Esst Issv Nil return % lhis CITY ne
latter part offOr'oCer ana remain week
before lsayias Tor Fort Jnlon, Nnefe the
Lieu,snanl rsuorrs Tor duty October -.
May sssuUf1l gi,ts we're given them and
many nac-r- congratulations otsrst. The
brie- sifi bs missed By lsrgs circle Of
frsnts rifh Encu sns wes great isvorite.
huf more tran all by the Invalid mothsr.
whose great solacs and comfort shs hss
heen
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Here snd thsrs in this county the Post
masters s-s being foodsd With isfters from
The n~h,ocrsiic saders snd com Dmitises.
sskinz lor centriantioas 10 aeip or TIE Dem
orrsfic carnpsirn. These are virtually de-
ran8s. md sense ~ the Postusstsrs IN On is
vicinity whose affces rsv arTwher- from
So i8 sac gusrisr.g srs asked % c0utri ibgte
SIS ard ncre Ttsse demands srs sEzei
hy 7 " Weston. Chairman of tbs STATE
Corn siftse he sane nan vho talks civil
service -sforrn ~ tie stomp and as NsTsr
ef Grand Rapids hstsr.a Ctr9ae'r
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
RUSSIAN PROVERBS.

Tho heart has ears.
IL a still pool swarm devils.
Honor is better than wealth,
God waits long. hut hits hard
PRAY to God, bat row to shore.
Modesty is a msiden's necklace
An old crow croalzs not for nothing.
Poverty is not sin-but twice as bad
A bad peace is better than good quar-
rel.
An untimely guest is worse than a
Tartar.
Pozonni's Complexion Powder produces
a soft and beautiful skin. II combines every
element OF beauty and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

TIE tosrisrs st ths Brunswicx ssv,s
yer rIsasanr dancing party on Thursday
evening. Rrf fes ouiuds tks house vsrs
invited Ms Anns HOPKINS snd nr
f11nss fl1n s1ed .i-iigntf1. mutc and tns
1z rssset very pleasantly lt - ia-
t-nlei 20 gire these parties a. snort inter
vs.s sltI-inr ths inter. rae party o. 'sst
TnHrsisT evening" 1slag rs urss Of ths
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Ihe school "a kias-liisu. ~ ier ,as 1llee'
f.ea ~ < - Agrtle aeon. opened Fesie' 'i9s
aita ralgsriaz sfts114lcs. sliss 20 al a
asau So slss oe gen sealea ga sac scno9i
a. prssent
society pecp.s are znticiustiux treat e.
80 r-cegt "a A. Ia studio af Afs. n ST.
tapp-as snd ~ f. A IaTuef al -
o-iasaaf TIE sfzdlo ~il ope esptsm9 9sf
i. Ilssaay afternoon. sBd eonunce oeen
atsru1on ana sssaing f1ri1F te@ Eeek. A
rars treat = prom sd al overs o. ar
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Dr Edis hss renovsd his residence ~
75S Sutton street East HIS fcrrasr rssf
8rnce v 10 Ter rent september & The
house = srzs. fsr iorSsi51 Ersf-ciss- here
= eof snd csid ~atsT aafn-rson. furrsrs
'arn. &c ApplT ~ Dr. e.8ie a. ss of6es
- Norrse street. sver p snn druz st1rs
irrm f0 - - a IA or 2 ts r m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

For Z 5cut rsre f8lI. t0sd - nz. in
pCverisatd hf8cd. tsi rs'ns - tsk snd
aesc rsuiahzinx ssin sraetieus Kemp =
~srssnsr cs-sr AIS r. go r~'sf Ne
ssEeys guarantee IS Price s. ~ aottie.
+ abx sraz sfors. rs Manrcs. ST
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Si1eT q Mosece-st.. exsGsiwe sxent
ser Dnnisps hsfk, hss a. 80 slssf sgs@-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

u d sry object r. yor. n In ps-d ~ suv.
thinf IN the iins e. bsTs isfrs ~-sprt-
rnsnf - rslsct fro-as n a. - invite vou
into opr Dsrlor. vhsFs 80 cau shs~ rss q
vsrv frs liss We hsvs sugrs ftssr fh-tr
patterns n price running froa 3 - psir
r. So - -, Of I've bis f sTef sfrffs
sou fhsts Hsrew were store ~ss tss prspsr
plsc. b suF ell kshds 81 Cutlery wsil Il
H. They nos enlY by ibs sss' q nsfss
bBi tbsiT prices So sivsvs ths iow~st u
Focssss asvs NE fnsn I've kussr-s
psftsrns fsf reu ~ s@isot frsn 7tsr ws
hsvs Benise Epi-ss. sicinf tpiv-s Frrit
Knives. rsrss Knivss exd in fset al
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

= Miner 17 Monroe-st.. ass a ls-gs stock
# Fal and Wnter STYLES 81 hats Ths
prizes - serr-si 81 he fssdi-x makes a.
cheaper tbs Faif fhsn svsr ,~fars
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
Always Prevails at Our
Establishment.
The largest stock Of Fancy

The largest stock Of Fancy
Goods. Toys, Jewelry, Chll-
dren S Carriages. Bicycles, Tri-
cycles, etc, 10 the State 60 se-
lect from, AZ prices way below
your own imagination You
will think, what can ] take
home a a present TO the chill
dren. wife. husband. father,
mother, or your best gifl.
Come % our sales-roOms and
the endless variety wall en-
able you 20 select a suitable
present AZ once.
We Have Thousands Of
Suitable Articles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

WITH ths ad-ns of t1s caves come
xtaoss of sDpraschiug marriages. and
tais asora.ng t1s soel~ty co.liaa announces
ssvsfaI Ias s4mllsr resorts sTe 1es-ftei,
ssa 3 e home circle Ia oa r sss.a eomp.sis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
~0ur Cloak Departments

literally AT cOnceiVab1e
AStrachan and Cloth NeWmarkes Sacques Wraps
acke a Lowest Prices known.
splendid plush 40 inches long.
genuine Plush $4,000 talk town,
a a
quality of Plush Sacques prOpOrtOnately cheap
Seal Plush Garments strictly
not off the edges
NeWmarketS, full So inches long as low as $500
Nevmarkets, striped plaid,
belle double sleeves.
great feature in Cloak Department is elegant lii
of Nobby and Perfect Fitting Jackets.
beautiful Jackets made of servceabe material for
We Ia handsome braided Jackets for SIS
a-Oyer braided Jackets at S9}o perfect
ChiIdren'S COaks il
what fit them all
styles are all entirely new.