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DIED.

li"ByISs:-In Ruby Valley. ElSo coun
~. Nevada. June ., lSSS. John Rob
bins, IL native of Philadelphia. Penn
sylv.nia, agei about - years.
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RUBY valley stace Zine.

Leaves iL.llo.k Mondays anil Fri.
days. Leaves on arrival Of the tain
going west and arrives on Tuesdays
aud Saturdays for tn, train going o,-t.
Passengers, Express aud Freight a..
enable.
Ian. Il. IIDYAEp.
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Then 1t eau newer le?" lie gtsped.
rs lie arose like a man IN II dream
No" lie ~murIuuIcI. in II low but
decided voice; Il AM sorry, Iir. Pop
rled:ck. bu, it eau never be. 1. is ill.,
possible"
Grant me. then" he said. hoarscly.
passing his hand across lis blinded
eyrs, ''our last request"
She extended he: and in silence.
"-et me-" he said. i'll IA low voice,
''have 80 CENTS until Tomorrow night;
I've got IL he, on this. and I've lost. and
the boys are waiting around the corner
FOR the beers"
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President Arthur in his message Of
Deeembcr. 1852. made tie following
suggestions:
l recommend an enlargement of the
fs,e list, a sitnpIiication ottke complex
and inconsis,eu, schedule Of duties upon
certain manufactures. particularly those
OF cotton. iron aud steel. and II subsiau-
upon sugar. mullsses, silk. wool aud
woolrn goods.
Why do not orr Republican friends
trader bought With British g"li?
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COMFORTABLE HOME,

Surrounded with all u"r. s.orv out
lHitdn "s Ir,li5is u B~lnrssuI,n shop.
iE!LI'Lta ".tI .l t., Lu.g,s.ry lvyi,.
/ have also
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I'LL III

y. +. PETER, on
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

Beautiful Detroit II certainly growing.
The new Hoiel Cadillac, ct the corner Of
RowlAad-st and kichigsD-svs, there il
said 10 be q thing Of bssgty inside and out
and the announcement that Van Est &
Graves have leased II and will manage il
preves Beyond all doubt that IL ~iii be .
ioT forever 90 long ss they are 81 toe bsim
This enterpTising and successful frm were
in Grand Rapids nearly al lsst week pUr-
chasing furniture and our furnitsrs men
nnbssifatinglv declare that they have never
sod finer and more elegant l0i ~ gods
They sslecied the very beet from the SAM
pie. shown in severn 81 oar isrFest sales
rooms and their purchases suoUBted 20
over 81. 600 s1o stiii they are not through
About every travelling man IN America
Knows q A. Grave modest Ee8tie nan
but one svsr on the si@rf ~ percevs vhsf
is bssi iof The public A more rsmsrksbis
womsn than Ars karT fsn Est. MschiKsn
does not EBoy rhe - . thorough s8siDsss
veusn bui un6srstsnot bow - dssi with
toe world ~ sucn wits0uf heiBe ggEsl8sFso
strong uindea o. 10 anY-sY losing ne
aelcseT 81 hsr ser- ess = nausi-s,sifs and
sco9u8 ulishss lsdF - ws - gss1 b1si-
ness vof0sn. Ihs botsl Dsdiiisf viil ~
opened ssFiT in hpriI sBd 81 is fsregoss
cone lusion tssi it vii - frst-cssss suc-
cess rlfh thess poTrisr caterers II ohfres
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
WORK FOR THE WEEK
rHs psoaaAMMe FOR CONGRESS
ras Is~ry-whits Csatsss Case ts Csas
Up t0dsy-Tss bflf - Cssnxs tAs
fis~s ss stssstes sf Congress
Next IA Crdsg

WAsRfsefos. Feb. 5.--srhs cans 3~ratson
of the IaGians eoatesssi eleeilsn case Of
Lowry szsiasI Waite siA be resumed in
tbs House 0a Monday, and deoa'e will con-
s1Ins nearly tie entire day. Fiazl aetisa
isTofaDie To White : exp~cted - be
leacusd alv IA the zIIefuooD. Il sny sine
is .ett Ter the sue Deasl0n ot the Tules fer the
passaSe Ot bills ia charge OF members
recognized ey lhe Speaker, Mr.. Grain Is nrst
on tAe lat fOr recognition, and v III call up
TIE resolution Tor = constitutional amend
ment providing that Congress shall meet
4nnually on the nrsl Monday la January.
and that the terms Of members shall com
alence and terminate Decs mDer 81. instead
u Aarch 4
A er Aordsy the principal business of
The House vii be The Lrgent Deficiency
pill until it 5 disposed Of. The debate may
6e pFotracted.
The Pension Appropriation bill stands
lsxt IA order.
AZ the close OF the morning hour IN the
senate Monday, Salisbury desires 10 be
leara on the resolution declaring it 10 be
the sense OF this Government that further
sttesnpis should not be made Al this time to
9fins about all tnterastionsl agreement as
o 81 metallic coinsge. senator Beck will
Also SPEAK on this subject. Senator DOlph
Las given notice that he will. on Tuesday
address the Senate on the subject of Indian
var claims in Oregon. The Education bill
will continue TO be the regular order of un-
naished business, after o'clock dS;ly, and
Il IS quite sure TO drag along through the
week. Senator Call will be the next speak
er upon this bill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

ANN ARBoR, Feb. 5.-The local county
option campaign in this county is warming
up. In the other counties Of Michigan the
Anti-Prohibitionists have made no very de-
termined stand. but in WsshteDaw every
effort is being made to defeat the putting Of
the local option law in force. The opposi-
tion 10 the law is organized, and runner has
il that IL will be able. TO con tVol plenty of
funds. The contest will be close one.
The majority of $50 against the amend
ment last fall NAV be overcome as
come have changed their opinion. while
others will remain at home.
The Republicans are taking more interest
in the ccess OF prohibition than they did
last Fall while the third party prohibition
ISIS are strsining every nerve for its success.
There is a large German vote IN the county,
estimated at over 1900 This. it goes with
out saying, will be nj the polig. 1t is an
interesting fight and the outcome is SO
much in doubt that neither side is making
any claims.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
AN EDUCATIONAL MEETING.
4 National Convention To Re Held In
Washington on -. Valentines Day.

Warrington on ST. valentines Day.
WAsHINGros Feb. 5.-The Department of
Superintendence of the National Educa-
onsl Association will meet in the hall of
he Franklin School in this city February
II, for three days session. Professor N.
Q. Dougherty. of Peoria. H., is the Presi-
dent and w. L. Thighen is the Secretary.
Among those taking an active part ia
the programme OF proceedings will be
Charles K. Ham and Professor II. II. Bel
asld. both of Chicago. who will discuss
Manual framing IN Schools Jesse b.
fhayer. State Superintendent of Public
Instruction of Wisconsin; Henry Sabin,
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction
of Iowa Harvey NJ. Ia Toilette, State Su-
peIintsndent OF Public Instruction of In
LLAMA. and Richard Edwards, State Superin-
e0dent of Pubiic Instruction OF Illinois, on
he subject of County Teachers Institutes
Normal Schools" will be discussed by Col.
r. w. Parker, OF the Cook County (Ill.)
Normal School and others; Moral Training
IN Public Schools will be discussed by
George Hoglsnd, Superintendent of Schools
Caicago. and others. Many other lealing 2
educators are announce1 tor parts in the
proceedings. The railroads will give re
1nced fare on presentation of certificate of
local ticket railway ageLt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
kDNApeo MS CHILD
Two Cestom fsssscters Sst late Tressls
1hroas IA = Fathers Act


1hrouk h @skeEis Act
Nav loEK. fea. 5.-ouslom Inspectors
Little and Cosgfoys were suspended yeslsr-
cay by Surveyor Beaisie fof allowing the
fSefe lane Steamer Britannia 10 sal fur
Mediterranean ports Oh last Saturday With
so incorrect Passearer Inst The Gauss of
tie discrepancy for which the insperlers
were suspended Was the kidnapping Of one
of TIE passengers by her father, Ninea1o De
Leo. who i The barber al the 4 .aasGo 40
Hotel. al fhe corner Of Fifty niuth-st and
ceyenth-sve
he Leos wife and child arrived on the
Britannia some time ago. bat a. he had re
ceiYed Information proving hsT lsithless-
ness he refused 90 receive her aud Collector
Aasone decided to return both the woman
and child. Nincen1o, ia some WSy. laaB-
aged 20 obtkin possession Of toe child aud
the inspectors. iE ignorance of the drkfi
made on the passenger list, allowed the
steamer 10 sal. Inspectors Bro~u sud
Donohue took Leo into custody yesterday
aud are nov looking for the child. II the
barber proves that be i able 90 properly
care for the child she Will Ice legally giysa
into his charge
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
The Cniversity Club.

DETROIT, Fen. 5.-The University Clut
fled ARTICLES of incorporation yesterday
It's purpose is 10 promote social intercourse
among members, and to provide for them
the convenience of a club house. The capi
tai stock will be $500, divided into aot
shares of s25 each. The incorpo-stors are:
L. storrs Willis. s. NJ CutcheoB, II. NJ
Duffield, George S. Besmer, Charles w
Noble, George W. Bates. john p. NcLaren
r. w. Whiting. John 4. Russell, William
Ii. Wells, James II. Brewster, ID. ". Cooper
Louis ID. Wigat, Sumner Collins, Allan ii.
Frazer, n. G. Williams, Jr., Henry A. Mau-
dell. Levi l.. Barbour, William r. Jarvis
Sidsey r. Miller. Charles T. wilkins, Will
liam G. Mcmillan, william A. Moore, Sid
ney ID. Miller, Henry +. Lyster.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 5.--Joseph Zehnter.
Of the dry goods and millinery firm OF
Ogisyie & Zahntsr, left for parts unknown
yesterday. The occasion for his leaving
grew out of an alleged appropriation OF
Detgrsn s. .0C0 and S. .O00 to his private use
sshnteE used % occupy the place of the
cashier during the noon hour and it is
charged that ne poczeted the receipts. His
operations have extended over q consider
s0ls time. Ogilvie declined % prosecute
IehnfeF upon the condition that the mouey
be refunded and bis additional interests in
he frm Dc transferred 10 the former in
consideration OF 81. Zebnter is q married d
man, and MS family is now with hia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
ALL QUIET AT SIZE NANDoAH.
Seventy-Gve New Policemen EsroIlsd and
Armed with Revolver

Seventy-bse New Policemen EsroIlsd and
Armed with EsyoIvcrs.
PoTTsvILLK, Pa. Feb. 5.--Everything has
been quiet throughout the coal region to-
day. AT Shenandoah the Sheriff and coal
and iron officials were busy organizing a
special police forc, and preparing for work
Monday. The gathering Of applicants for
appointment as members of the
Sheriff 5 posse this evening made
matters lively st the coal and
iron headquarters Seventy-fve were men
enrolled. armed With revolyers and sent to
Shenandoah. The strike leaders are
demeralizsd and toe general opinion bere
is that there will be general resumption
shortly. as tia better element Of the miners
are becoming oissRsted At the lkwlessness.
The Pottsviile Iron and Steel Company
has announced a reduction Of ten per cent.
on all Wagex 10 take effect on the 10Th.
The men have take no action ~ yet
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
Too ola TO support III. rareni.

NEW YoRK. Feb. She Tins>s London
cable says one OF the most extraordinary
incidents in the whole record OF longevity
is reported from Pesth, whsse bsgsar aged
Il tried TO commit suicide by throwing him
self INTO the Danube bscsuse he #ss DO
longer able % support his fstser and
mother. who are rs and 10 years Oil re-.
snecsively. When hs told this story after
bis rescua ne was laughed at, but police
inquiry showed 10 to BE- srue. The people
ara kseysrs from the extreme se1th Of
Hungary
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
Marcus Fsiiaski 10 EsE@gsd is Picking
lp bhort Lines.

Marcus POTASH, of Caioago, was at the
Russell House Saturday in consultation with
prominent capitalists who are interested Ia
the Chicas Postal Telegraph Company.
hr. Pollaski is en- route to the Upper Pen
insuls, where number OF wealthy men
are backing his efforts 10 give them sddi-
tionsi telegraph facilities The Baltimore
& Ohio deal. a short time ago. iroze out the
Inter State Telegraph Company, running
ftom Detroit 10 Kalamazoo and from De-
troit 10 Fdstoria. Ohio. The Chicago COM
pany has negotiated purchase OF these
lines and also the Toledo & Ann Arbor
lines from Toledo TO Cadillac. The COM
pany EXPECTS 20 run lines IN Michigan,
Ohio, Inhiana Illinois. Wisconsin, and
Minnesota. purchasing short lines and
building connections. 1t is expected that
the company will be able to BEGIN active
telegraph business by Aay.-DetrOit Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

The siar6srd as svsHin az contained ths
largest sudisaos ever sssen5le5 witein -
wsls % wit8ess @Nonse Crssto by TIE
CT gs-o company. The pisv ~ss produced
sth fef stt~ntus ~ stsxt sefsiRgs seeuerT
2u1 css 1fpss. snd viii sn fDoslieot cas-
~. 90 Cord as NeHts 0yissc was O. hls besi
sus tns Cd tine fsVsFi's Feos5vse keusf
oas appisgse fro. ff,s nee g. rtls al ~ ths
rartain 2; xas bsEsef perform ssss thsp
fssf F~sn ~ -arFs tssso~t5 ~ fbe cefo-
ssniss nat visis IS cits ~ T,,ssu0sse Be- aie
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

nnd - Nsbsss- ave. ocosVied ~ @ r.
Blske.F & Co and A y Beruss = Co.
praters scso.4 % Co. importers 81 fsncg
soets n r Eszs A Co. zr5esrs. s16 -
IRA ether nss. ssaE sszsred - h~e cart
- Is aorniaz Tss f~o frst asDe1 frui
49, s1asr ioss of s8oas f40e0N ~2cs. an
90 ctasr iosses - sreesaf 20 t35001.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
NO CHANGE IN THE WAR SITUATION
Won Hoitke Said to Have subn,ittsd q
Bold Plan Of Cnmpairu

Bold Plan Of Campaign.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-Reports from conti
mental capitals tonight show no change in
the general situation. A feeling of anxiety
as to the tone of Prince Bismarok's ex-
pected speech in the Reichstag toms<row is
srowing in intensity. and the conviction
hat the Chanceller's remarks will oe of
pacific nature is being rapidly dispelled by
he assertion apparently well founded, that
Count Won Moltke submitted to the perial
Council last week a completed draft of q war
ampaign. the suppOsltitious or intended
coldness of which astonished his colleagues.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

BHrrxoRz, Nd. Feb 5.-Michasl % Issry.
phosogrspher's erran5 boy, put muristic
fountain. where be thoasht the onlorlsss
fnIa would es mistsxsa for water snd
drank bY Mss Nsir. fhs cashier. rho had
scrased hin of fbsn. A male enpioys.
hossvsr. w&s The victim We did not
swsll0w enough 20 sll him. bas banned
a.s mouth ssalT 81 leary confessed. and
ess yesterday neid 20 ansrsr on = ch.rxs
AZ sftens rtei homicide
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
ALCOHOL, NOT WHISKY.
The stun Which Poisoned the Di.sn Fs
mers Not sold zs a Beverage.

mers Not sold zs a Beverage
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-lt is reported today
that four OF the farmers near Pine Greek,
H., who were said 10 have been poisoned
by whisky shipped by john Deviin a Co..
OF Chicago. are yet in a dangerous condition.
Two Of the party who dr.nk the liquor,
Abraham Morrison 2nd Nillsrd Funk. died
The liquor was said 70 nave been shipped as
'bluing." bat this. Ar. Deyiin ssys, is not
80. The order which Devlin Co filled
wac received from q. c. Rlzener. and called
for one gallon CT cheap alcohol. Ar. Deylin
does not keep sicohol, 40 he ordered IL OF
Lord, Owen 4 Co, and II wac shipped TO
ks1ener ia the jug in which TIE crug drm
pat Il up. and was plainly isseled alcohol 4"
The order 10 Deviin d Co was sen: By r. l..
Edmonds. who IL said TO be q relstive Of the
Sheriff OF tbe county IN which Pine Creek is
situated.
Mr.. Deyiin said he was very sorry for the
occurrence, but that il wAs strictly con2er-
cial transaction. and he had no idss that The
people were 80 foolish ~ 10 use the alcohol
for drinking purposes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

NEv NosE. REQ. "a special 20 70 TIE
T5slss from Cincinnati says The cssh Of
fhs Metropolitan National Bank v2s found
20 be Dsos ne lsgsI reserve linit yssfer.
dsT- RuRers thst checks for So ~
we're being csrrTsd ss cash cannet be con
trmed Tie sgock Of The sanx has declined
from "a - - witAia month. The ssso-
cistss banks lave ssr~ed g. red sco8nt
10. 80 of - bsnk pspeT. lt i apsd
fss riH uoees - ss1oireEnents ~ sas sx-
sniner
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

thai Il msy be seen what the women Of oar
ooantrs al 40 t9r the reformation of men
xna the nroteoEi8a Of sar holaos
Mrs.. nr. Hesken saGg beautiful solo be
tets the lecture aud ted toe c1ngfsSstlon N
Staging Ameraes" st tie close
Miss Sha~ vi ieofuns this evening 81
sl tie DnissfsAlsst Church on tAs subject
II ~womxn's Acknowledgement
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

ST. IGSAoE, FEB. Sc. G. McClintock.
who came down from the lumber camps at
the Chsnesux yesterday, reports that the state
az Affairs there has been much exaggerated
The snow has now seitied and all the men
have been Kept 81 work on fall time for
nearly three weeks past. and there is but
little sickness la the camps.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

DETRorT. Fob. 5.The county auditor,
have discovered that Rosa Beemsn. an in.
sane patient at Pontiac, has fallen heir to
one-third Of an estate of $25.0 .000 and they
request TO have refunded S479 which ths
county has spent for Ross's support. The
request will De granted. Mrs. Beeman is a
sister to James w. Gilbert and Conductor
Lsngdon, OF the Michigan Central. She has
been IN the asyl lum abont eight years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
At rRE THEATRES

Chsllts Bsssesf = wei-kn0sn comedian.
sszins . seek engagement tonikat st
Resnends ~ his play. A Dra@ners
Life" Mr. bsssels a. Jsksy Eissleln, %
said 10 be unsPsasAsly funny. and bis
songs snd spsei4ltsss Hsd good company
will make the piece ~ win r0sh. seats
shooss De sseered early today
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
SEYMOUR'S CHANCES.
Hon Tim Nsstor Says the Young Men DE
feated Jay Hubbsll

feated Jay Hnbbsli
Mayor Timothy NestOr, of Marquette, Is
at the Russell House looking as thin and
talking a. sweet ss ever. He believes that
Senator Seymour viii be elected TO Congress
because he has a big majority at hrs back
and fortune of $500,Oo0, half Of which is
la cash-in other words. he has barrel.
What contributed to Hubbell's defeat?'
asked the Journal.
The new elements up there. A great
marv people have moved into the district
during the past few years. and these people
were ignored by Hnbbell. because he
thought they were too young TO have any
influence but he found they had both in
huence and votes.-Dcfroit Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

mittee on Public Buildings are now dis
posed to deal more tsvorably with the ap-
pr0priAtion for the Detroit building. They
al hrst intimated that they would give but
81, ZOO. 0OO. After the meeting yesterday it was
practically agreed that the dill TO be report
Il would appropriate the 81 2OOo. .o0oss asked
oy Palmer. Cbipman is confident that be
can get a favorable report for the full
4nlnnnf alsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

NEW YoKk, Feb. 5.-AngeIo Bsroue, ct
Italian lsborer. who lost bic eyesight by
the accidental explosion Of blasting car
fridge in shaft No. Is Of the AqseouCi. On
May rs. 1887 brought suit against Con
tractor wsis.on IL. Brown. in the United
States CircUt C0ur before Judge Coke
The jury yes;sTdsy bsnoed in q verdict ol
s., 900 fer the plaintiff.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
III. Whole Family P.rf.h.d.

ApEIAN, Mich. Feb. 5.--News has been
received mere that Elmer z. Cole. son d
Lysandsr Cole. of Adrian. who reno ve-s ts
Dakota FIVE years ago with bis family va
frozen in the recent blizzard. Ills wife and
3-yesFs-old daughter also perished. lie had
located near Bneieva.e. eighty miles souta
Of Fargo
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
a BIG BURGLARY.

Norfolk Jsw-iry Firm Robbed ef
$4,000 Worth of Goods.
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 5.-rhe safe Of Chap
man & Gale, jewellers. Was forced open hy
burglars between T. and 8 o'clock this
morning and robbed OF $500 worth OF
watches, diamonds and jewelry. The work
was evidently Done by professionals, az
only diamonds and gold were carried OF,
Rhinestones and plated ware being left be
hind
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

BEDFORD. Ont. FEB. 5.--On the Path ult
James McKeever. 50 years old. got drunk
IN this villsge and IN q melee was tb70vn
down stairs. receiving Injuries which proved
iafsl several dsys later. The Scott sct ia ia
force here and there r demand for 81
investigation into the dram selling ss well
a. the killing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

LoSDox. FEB. 5-Ihe Dirty N,,s. is in
rscsipt ~ a private telegram from san
Esmo Which ssys it = tras that ths doctors
aars deci1e3 ahss he dss~sss of tka Crosn
Prince - nct csaoer. bot there j. a10tasr
development of fas nslsdr vhioh is 70
ssTded sfh xrssi ar sty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

Except for lectures. Po~ers Grand Opera
House viii ~ closes all the week. One
sssk ffOn touig ga ffoisssoF l. A. NelleE-
., eiD beneal tskes place. and house
sa0ui0 ca that oocSsi0n he hiled vita
the friends 81 gSo1 music. Mr.. Neilsnslela "A
has his subscription pspsrs out. xnd the
whole community should be glad 10 assist
him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

Tlse-s ~ss - seasrk snov - sfser re
r1sw - usske ss@5 ss>sres IS vsvserls- snd
good s3vsstzgs was 1eksN - p TIE or.
f~~sxs s~eaass vel wef Favorixea s7tt
sytk Frofs - 49, - eeens ~ rsasidlf-
zsls sp~~fiiRx. nee saEse - AZ hrsfehsss -
f-asx tiss k~es<9 soress we-e <zies e~ts--
EskEx
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
MISSSHAW LECTURES
POWERS OPERA HOUSE CROWDED.
Large Assis.oes Listss ~ the Kioqasss
Lectures Of Rev. Asas >h4w-k
Synopsis Of Last Essa-
tsE's sso3set

Every seat in tie p4reussts. dress eircls
and balcony of Powers Opera House, vas
hAed yesterday afternoon - listen to the
lecture 81 Rev. AIMS Shaw, on The Rels-
tloa Of Women's Ballet - the Home" Dr.
Ross sang solo from the ora,orio Of "Ju-
diih with kis usual brillianey aud fHish.
Aiss shaw Is without doubt the best
female speaker who has visited this city for
many years Brilliant aud witty. with =
polished mknnef. clear nrm voice
aud al excellent delivery. IL Is =
pleasure 20 hear her talk. Tie sub
lecs vas al interesting one and Was ably
handled ia a manner entirely diiiersns from
sny other lecturers. While the collection
was being taken up she amused the
audience With a story about little child.
who swallowed a quarter OF a dollar.
doctor was called, but 90 examination
found that he could not remove the coin.
The mother begged and nplored him 10 do
something 10 relieve the child's suferings.
Finally the doctor asked il Methodist
minister resided near
Yes. replied the grief stricken mother.
zone lives next door"
send for him them said the doctor.
and If he can't get 1t out no one else can. ="
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

rene~.d = - ssrnasrT q fsaas-icx -
He 80 srsreis loss - srp@tifs sn6 sss
srrsnefb hss srprscistiv aslssslse4 VIA sn
tss .asf t~saty -k5ar AcsrA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

Bzsrfv. FEB. 5.-Ihe treaty % a s11s
ssfxsen ltsiy sna 0sraassy siiculsfss tass
f France aftscks s>r = 30 eoztrs ting
rcwers To. ofher - te sen8 soe 80 meu -
the French fraaaer lnmssister
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
And Continuing until the
following Saturday
Night.

One Thousand Remnants
and short lengths. The sc-
emulation OF our grandly
successful Dress Goods Sale.
To be closed out al positive
ly less than half of the original
price.
The quality of material
running from three yards 10
twelve yards.
An excellent opportunity
for mothers 10 purchase desir-
able fabrics for children's gar
ments.
On short lengths suitable
for Wrappers. Skirts, Over
Dresses or TO form cornhina-
tions with other materials.
Bargains, bargains, bargains
IN Remnants snd short le ngths
Our store Will he crowded.
come early.
Remnants In Cashmere.
Remnants in Bourette and
Pin head Checks.
Remnants an Fine Frepck
Suitings.
Remnants in Scotch Cheviot
Check.
Remnants in All Wool Plaid
Flsnnels.
Remnants in heavy sIl-wool
Homespuns.
Remnants IN French Arm
ures and Camelettes.
Remnents in Camel Hair
Serges.
Remnents in Broadcloths.
And in fact Remnants IN
everything ID the shape ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

Edwin Clinsrd. good actor of the old
school will play bis version Of Monte
Cristo' a. the Wonderland all this week
beginning tonight
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06
TELEGRAPH DEALS.

The McColiin Opera Company. ''reorgsn-
lied, comes 10 RsdmOnd's for next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-06

Week OF Remnants and
short lengths ~ Woo Dress
Goods Monday. February 6.
and clossng Saturday Dsght
February il, 1885.