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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-05

be willing dispose ofn bulk, small fraction their cost,
any capable purchasing largely seareY
fcbuhig In obtaining tho entire ttock OF SILK and
satin Ribon ECrsnaDts of several OF thciargest OF
houses who Imported tho finest goods These goods my
be depended superior anything be found exceps
the very best f America Yet they given AWAY
frcc nothing kcit known. grand benefit for all the
pended thousands of dollars In this direction, and
,n and most complete assortment Of rib
bons shade and width and all of excellent
quality adapted for bonnet strings hat trimmings,
bows, sca dres trimmings, silk quilt work etc. etc. somc
OF these remnants three yards and upwards in length
Though remnants tho patterns and late styles aud
may be depended beautiful refined. fashionable and cls-
AssOrtncnt of these elegant ribbOna Free.
The Practical k1Ouscxccpcr and Ladies'
Eircsisle publisiod monthly hyus, is &C.
knowlcdgcd by those judge TO be the best perl
odicn the kind in the world Very large and hanaomes H
luatcd; regular price i5ca send 40 Gems rnd we
will send 1t TO for trial aud viii also sena free
box Of tho ribbons; subscriptions and boxes, O!s cfs
subscriptions and boxes L. Oneccnt postage stamps
he sent M % friends you thereby
ting 4suhscptous and boxes for only 81 do u In few
The aboyo o6r Ia based this those who read
periodical eferr TO- for want 1t thereafter and
pay the full price for IT. II Is In after years. and not now,
that mako money We make this great oner In order TO
Subscribers who, not now but nest
year. and thcraer shall reward Us with proht be-
majority them will wish their ubscrip-
and will do The required rs hut small fraction
price you would have store for much
smaller Inferior ribbons Best bargain ever
known; you will moi fey appreciate until after ALL
Safe delivery Money refunded to not per
fecty cut this send once, for prob
ably appear aRn'u. Address,
II. HAlLEIT l. CO., PuBLisHERs, PORTLAND, MAINE
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-05

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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-05

Women in Washington Territory
can vote. Those who take advant-
age of the privilege are called ballot
girls.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-05

The girl who won't be won usually re-
mains one Washington Critic.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-05

"HAMLET" is q play for all time 1t will
never give up the ghost-Puck.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-05-05
Purifies
the Blood
100 Doses One Dollar
Six ant! .s!,:!. Satin 4, Ribbons 2!!! FREE

h.'h'y hHi tttuTp
bestl Every lady
'ws and approciatns,
, privilege Of hay-
!, a few remnants OF
bon. handy for tho
thousand and uns
tasty and use fu1
purposes for which
such G o DIS arc
used, a nd which
they, the ladies,
use TO such ndvan-
tagc. To purchase
what is wanted al
tho usual pric os
such GO DDS are
sold for, W ould
create II largo bill
Of expense, an d
therefore debars =
great many from
lndulging th cir
tnstes In this
/ direction. Realir-
\ Ing tn at tn ere
= " ere Thousands
upon Thousands uf
\ remnants of nlS
bons among tn o
large importing
houses ofAmericA q
AFN A.. ...a...I =
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
WORKING THE MAILS.
DEMOCRATIC PosTMAsTERs iNAfN
Conclusive Evidence Obtained that the
Mails Have Been Tempered With
for Political Purposes-The
Case Will be Pushed.

LASsISs. Oct 23.-Your correspondent
has il from reliable source that = detec-
tive believed 10 be flom Pinkerton's Chicago
agency, is in this part OF the State in
yestigating charges against several psstmss-
ters and their clerks. who are reported 10 the
Republican Stale Central Com nittee as hay-
ing violated the United Ststes postal regu-
lation by inserting Democratic campaign
documents into newspapers passing through
their ofices delaying mail matter sent out
by Republican committees. and also tsmper-
ing with the same. Ii IS also asserted that
these Investigations have been going on
tor some time and such evidence has been
obtained as 10 leave no doubt ~ to the pos
sibility of securing several convictions, and
q lively shaking up OF the postal service in
Michigan may be looked for if the facts are
ss understood. 1t is the intention of the
committee TO push the cases 10 an issue, re-
gardless of expense.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Ras Alula, the Abyssinsan leader. IS de-
scrIoes IS about 20 years q age. little above
the average ksight-say about Eve feet zine
inches he - very well built. has broad
shoulders and = deep chest, which makes him
look shorter taaB ne really ia he Is muscU-
lar and sthlstic. and can bold hls own with
any man Of ms army in fe&ts Of skill, such az
riding and shooting. Re Is great sports
man When he has the time - devote 70 ths
chsse. -hicb lstteriy has not teen very often.
de wears as ssir cut shert as = rsle. and iets
II grow naturally, not plating 4 Ike the ma
1oTfty q his nation Bis complexion is
copper color-l. not very dsrs. his fsce oval.
his hose q good shape, his mouth snail. set
OF By good teeth Hs vhes. features are
regular. sbd wkeB no smile. which ne often
dos ~beu taking IN private and not before
his followers. hls face il nsost pleasing ard
his manner rfnnisg be can De verv SsrB.
and On business CT political oocasens almost
- Iuaf7ovsbls - ssst1e New G0rk Tn
bura
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
HEAVY DEFALCATION
cLgvglAN0,s IagAsUasR sNps on
Aaothsr Popular Democrat Gone Wroax
HIS sts4iiaEs Nearly $500. .0oO-as
l. Nov IN Earops-ais BoAdsmsn
Oas IrytaE % K<eoup.

CLEvxLASD Oct 23.-City Treasurer
Thomas AEworthy is perhaps tae most
popular democratic politician in Northern
Ohlo, has real estate, ships that sail the
lakes. coal mines aud ron ranges and many
other valuable investments. tie has not
been seen recently aud his absence has
caused some confusion aud much inquiry.
Yesterday morning bright and early the
one inquiry on the street was: "W here is
the City Treasurer Occasionally the ia.
different answer was that he was IN New
York stopping Al the Windsor. A telegram
was ssnt 10 tnaf hotel and the answer re-
turned that Mr.. sAxworthy had arrived
there on September 29, and nsd departed 10
tns evening for Montreal There all trace
OF nIm vas lost
United States senator II. B. Payne and ].
H. w ads IT.. his bondsmcn, no are pledged
for $500 90, with leading CITY officials and
attorneys, were in consultation ali last
night and adjourned early this morning.
Senator Payne and j. II. Wade, Jr., this
morning flied petitions and siildHyi.s in
the Common Pleas Court praying for an at
tachmenS against Mr.. Axworthys vessels,
real estate and other property. The schooner
Republic and thfee-quartes interest IN
ne sSADOEH 4 as were httaCuc0, A1u MS
money and stocks IN the local banks were
suarnishesd. The sheriff is now attaching
ne zeal property vi the missing treasurer.
including his tarn on Lorsip-st., outside
the city limits. and bis Summer residence
on Laks-ave. The National Bank OF Com
merce also began q suit for IS, 900 10 re-
cover on promisory note they had dis
counted.
Itis said Mr.. Axworthy has 500. 900 with
him.
Is was learned late this afternoon that
City Treasurer Axworthy has hed 10 E1-
rope. 4 caolegram known 10 have been
irom him Was received Oy one OF his mar
ried daughters here. on Saturday last, dated
Liverpool. " whlch read: Papa Is in Canada
Tell mamma not to worry"
full Investigation of the city treasur-
er's account has been made, which shows
that there should be TO the credit of the city
department $50 SS7.6i. To offset this there
is IN the banks here Si47, 450.50, making
the deficit S4Z9 437. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Nrw Yoax. Oct. 2S.-rhs managers of
tAs Democratic NAtlonEl Com mittes hardly
know which Nay % turn. so desperate Is
ras htsstion in which they hnd themselves
placed oy ths logic OF events Thsy feel
hhAI Ehe diff Of sentiment Is against them.
snd that their cAass - hopslsssly lost IN
ess they can save themselves by
some nsW and sensational trick.
,fhis unpromising outlook VAS dis
Gusset With great dsal Of seriousness
~ Aessrs Barnum. GOrDan and Brics
az the Democratic headquarters t0day, and
these schsnsrs fairly found themselves al
their was ends for some new device with
which TO deceive tbs public regarding the
fsDnolicaa campaign lt was the unanl-
Kaous opinion OF the Managers that some
thing must CO done and done at once, and
it vas Hnally agreed that the most feasible
thing would be for them 70 utter a
lrsudulsnt or forged letter IN which
General Harrison should bs made %
express unfriendy or hostile feeling
toward the wOrkinEnen. Another device
OF the Democratic COMMITTEES cr0pped
Out today. that vas an order which hss just
been sent out 20 the Democratic com mittees
in al Of the large ciass OF the country 10
rst up Dsrsdes. fsE nights before election.
com posed entirely Of Cinnamon. Who are 10
BE- supplied with banners and trausparenctes
bearing Republican Inscriptions and in
functions 70 vote for Harrison. the China
man's friend" The Democratic com nit
tees are urged ia the letter OF Instruction. 20
spare no pains % secure n Chinese parade,
As the election msy hinge on this move j..
The Democratic National Committee
of course pays al the exDens -
Of this parade and is foolish enough 20
behave that The public can De deceived uy
them The DsnocraIic National Com
sittss 70 turning is attention particularly
a. present 10 tns state o. New JERSEY and
flooding it anew with fresh versions Of the
Dollar Day lie about Gen. Harrison. not
E1thstandinE the fact that It has been
denied IN an o6iaal way by the Knights OF
Labor Of Indianapolis and BY such rsput-
sbls Democrats a. senator Joe Mcdonald
and EnEiish Of Indians.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
A POPULAR WAVE.
That Started by the Telegram Herald" for
New Place for the Police.

That Started by the Telegram H AID" for
New Place for the Police. .
The item relative 10 a proposition TO
move the Police Headquarters to the City
Hall in yesterdays TELEGRAMHERA is
meeting with favor from all sides. The
Police Department especially were pleased
with it. as the accomm odatlons would be so
much better than now, and would be more
accessible To everyone who has business at
Police Headquarters.
Another thing in favor of the plan would
oe that it puts the headquarters on the
same footing with the other city officers
and removes 8 fear that keeps many people
from going there, on account of a dreao Of
ceing seen going 10 such a place, especially
ladies. There is plenty of room there for
all the Offices needed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24


We are showing q full line Of clothes
hampers and clothes bsske.s on the third
floor. Hampers both sQusTe snd ronnd.
and all sizes, which range from 99c 10 s. 81.
Have you seen those
EGG CUTTERS
They are truly a novelty and the incest
thing out. They will not oDly Gus an egg
IS clean as can bf. bat will also cut the
frsilest EGG shell. Come and see them.
THOSE PARLOR -s1asrERo
are also novelty. They are Certainly q
comfort when you want little toast and
do not want 10 light the kitchen ere. We
are immensely proud of our assortment Of
TEA KETTLES
All kinds both the fancy and plain, are
seen on the third floor We are selling a
grest many Of the little brass and copper
tea kettles for psrlor cos stoves.
THOSE BAMBOO EASLES
FOR $l.25 are selling fast You will find
them on the second floor. Buy your
CHRISTMAS BASKETS
Of Us. Never was there such a. assortment
seen in our city before. Fourth floor.
1. LeODardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
TnEla TNeNTIsT. ANNNgRsAs4
m. A a. 4 " .lll CslseE&ts % the seth
Farth ~ Gks1r Order

TIE twsatista anniversary o the Az
cant Ordef II Uaitsd workmsn A. o. e.
". oocurs o. tbs 27la inst. and 49, be
eslsbrstsd il TIA city by tAs members OF
Grand Rapids L0cge No : snd Valley City
L0dse Ne lio-
Rev Or C4nposl Fair, 9 member q the
order, vii pfssoe = ssrMon 10 he brothers
on Sunday evening neat 81 o.. AsrEs
church and oB Eonday evening TIE nez
bers and their families Nil held 8 BASKET
socisl Al the sons Oi Veterans Hall, ) aud
u PsarL-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
FUsEasL OF nas. HoNeR HU0sos
Bsla 81 Hadssssiils L@st ssaa@s stsrs-
inE-A i4rxs AUts4d-snes.

ii eps8sFlLEz 0cL z3.-ILs CongreSz-
soa4l chageE 4ss Ellsc ~ Is atznost Ca
gae.tg san6.y a. sEs f1nsfal II Ars- HoEsf
naGseu. -ho aisi Al ne home q Der AZ.
II race 4. II lason. ID Grand Haplds Fri-
= ansrao0L October H. AFTER a. A-less
oi ssseIal 9sszs Ms. II 1dsoa sas 0Bs of
tls earliest pisnesrs 0f tnls pace and Vicln-
igy having cone here. to tbs t1sn slider
ne.-. NltA Der l1sl4n1 t~euty nIls years
40 sn1 1as besn ever slacs continuously
a resident ~ fnz ol4 home here-tne home
> these ys4fs Of tie kiut s1ecEion4le
mother ths alssYs syn paIl=lie friend. zad
more reosutiY ~ the gently ~zfsudma.
Hers sas beautiful clrisrIan lifs sni
ulaas 4rs tls frislcs Who moura Nifh lie
llssall thfes sons asd Two isl. .ntsfs
NA5 sre lsit Her lcss, TOO. HiI bs deeply
lslG b. the Orange. where for yeas sas las
Dsen a sofxsT. RsV Jones preached the
f11sFzl seI mgD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

There were som dozen Of public school
teachers who veF from New York and
Brooklyn 70 wait in summer hotels last year.
There Is alwaT- small contingent q Boston
teachers who &. There il hardly one of the
co-educatiOnal colleges which has not sent out
It's girl waters. Vassar, Smith and WeIlss-
ley have furnished wsitresses. though never
80 many ss the co-eiucationsl schools Bo@-
ton university has quite number of pretty
waters st sesshors resorts this summer II
Is not a business az shich fortunes are rnsde.
for only the smaller hotels employ women
Twenty dollars = month = large wsx-<, larger
than the average. but even that Eo>s = long
way toward fihng ths aching void 10 =
s-uieuf's purse. View York Cor Savannah
NaHz
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

,splAN wAR N pAkoTA.
rhs crews Harchin< Axsinst the sioux
Sfsnfisx Rock

rhs Crs-- ssarchinE Axsinst the sioux st
Sf.niisE Rock.
SravnrSs Rock AsEScg. OAK, Oct. 23.-
dispatch vas received here At nom to-
day conveying ths Information that DO
Grow Indians are travelling in this direction
70 wsge var vitb the Sioux and thav are
expscted 90 arrive a. Cannon Bal r. YER
twenty miles below bis sTsucY. tonight
The Crows have tsk-n sdVsntaEs % the
SioEx ~hiie tnslr leaders have been con
ferrinK a. Washington. Not one Influential
Iaiisn = a. the agency - prsseDt. It -
feared thst the Sioux vii become dsnoral-
iEsd sad scsttsr. A rompsBY If the Eizaf n
Cavalry ~itn q lsrks force Of Indian police
have been already dispatched 10 meet the
Crews The Irdisas leit a. a. sgsncy vii
te excited and uneasy until thsY hear news
from khe rent
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

CoIUzBrs. O. Get Z5.--The greater part
81 he dsy vas sp>nt bv the con vsntios of
The Brotherhood of RslwsY Brsksmsn IN
discussinx ne problem Of hnx - deal
-ifh members shen promoted - rrn-
ducfnrs. In tas convention thar. ar-
ssveral conductors Who have oas1
made such srce iainiax ta~
Brskenens Brotherhood and stlI retain
th~ir 1smoerzhip In tha1 order. sIthouzh
nsw slso nsrnbsrs 81 The Ceaducta-sf Rr,ta-
srhcoc- The COMMITTEES On tee Grand
iscRe Ccnsfitzticr hss sErsFc 10 recora mend
u approval. onizbf are aslexarss wers
giren . reception by ~ socai 4 M.CA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
Rent your house. with our Want Ads.
Would Write Anything to Get Once

A day or two after the famous Ford letter
appeared in the columns Of the TELEGRAM
HERALD Roswell Little. of Coopersvile, q
leading Democrat of Ottawa county, met d.
o. Watson (the Dear bud" ofthe letter. in
the d., G.. II. & N. depot Of this city. and
the following conversation ensued between
those two ardent and fsithful supporters OF
the Little Giant:
Lillie-"He TO- Dud / suppose you have
heard about it2'
Wauson-'Well, I've heard enough about
IT,"
Liliie-"It don't hurt you, does ii2'
Watson-.'NO, bat 1t hurts Mel. ike HI"
Lillie-"Whai do you suppose made Ford
write such letter 10 yOus'
Nstson-"Ob. the h-l OF II is, Mel.
would write anything to get into ofiice."
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

A di=patch from Vincen-ss. Tnd, ssvs.
~lhs mysterious vinegar vel Which vas
dug On h fsrun = :. V Williams. inst east
q this city. has been sccuaute3 for, after
usuck disrusSion bT chemists ard others.
Some t~eu-v Tears go the farm vas ownesi
y +. H. Fav. 80 bad an extensive orchard
The arple eTcp vas larzs. and be nnads ssT-
sraI n5znsred hsrreLs q ci5er. e - con
~er1es into ~i-erar. WhIs TIA fui6 was
fsTuerfsrz. sHcut one hundred bsrrais iTI-s<
al tiesr -earrs rers loSr. he oder sanx
tnto thf zra1d unrl i5 reschei sn ia7er
~icns s.r-.1 = cay. where it lsv Erti -
80 ras iaS ca tie sane spoL r--Sclentlss
A1seri1azA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

GeorFe f. r Bsaiy. tns srtls1- vEo enjoys
The d4s1 1esion = having painted tie por-
traits q mors r0Tsltles, csleor1-les ard
besuties than anT LIVING sTtsst, hss heen
.Te16inE tbe SIMMER " tAis. siS native and
He came ever 70 .a1e frgTn Paris. wae7e rs
h7Ee j.. snd has s7ce taen trsvssed - fOo
rlies in - Te.Io~ssons Park. Alaska = =
C11iuz. 0~ez1r. and al tfst vil5. won6erfui
ssst 4r Hesly l. most brllhsst taissr,
and u ase su1ertslns - sitter as wad
ss his f-iea6s Il - 30 vroieT rs ~ -
ia such 6sn5srd " Hesy rs psirted
T1ors foan 3 haadred T.rtrs fs, ineiu1tae -
shirfn~ rhts q 80 p1lait. fae tenca and
80 hssa r.osca Whsn ssked sa-.t t1rre
SO Il - 6s-@d re.l ~bc1a ke ec1ei1e~a5 ths
me- k~sresfal rcusza - Rad ever raiatad
b reE. ~. Tbs n-css heaatifa8 wcsrsa
eVsr sa~ wss tse rSo&ssx - b. sszA-a-.zl -
ke~ E~s ez>-s<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
Get new girl. with our Want Ads.
slowly Ebbing Away.

JACKSONVILLE. Oct 23.-The epidemic is
slowly sbbing out. Many new cases are
reported daily but the type il much milder
and deaths are rare. All Of the volunteer
visiting corps Of physicians depart for their
homes Thursday. Resident doctors can now
handle the epidemic aud after Saturday,
only three commissioners will dispense
supplies. The President of the Board of
Health reports: New cases. 81: deaths, 1.
Total cases. 1872 total deaths, 333. OF the
new cases 10 are whites The death IS that
Of Mamie Kline, aged years. =
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
Sell your house, with our Want Ara


occurred at Tyrone. today. An east bosnc
freight jumped the track and the wes
bound freight. due At the time. crashed into
tie former. Ihirty-hvs cars of genera
merchandise we're smashed into kindliDg
wood Two 0eys stssiing a ride. John
Epler and Edward Fsvsett we're caught be
tween the wrecked cars and csUsasd beyond
rec0gnilon. AL passenger trains east ans
wast are delayed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
Rent your house. with orr Wan, Ads
Th- Faxin-@rs Eniov T.ife.

RICHMOND. "a, Oct. &.-The Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and their
families spent today a. odd Point a. guests
Of Nr. Nsthsns They eft st a N. and
rstarned a. 10 ?. n. Dinner vas served a.
H7gsis Hotel There vas no formal speech
msxing. Chl.f Arthur simply returning
thanks in the name Of the Brotherhood for
the kindiy reception accorded them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

CLEvELArD. Oct. 23-Advices from Mon
tresl state that City Treasurer Axworthy
arrived there on September 80, registering at
the 81. Laurence Hotel, where be remained
until October H. Montreal detectives could
not trace him after he left. The Common
Council met tonight to take action in the
premises. IL was decided TO declare the
Office OF Treasurer vacant, and that will be
done as soon as proper resolutions can be
passed. when a temporary Treasurer will be
appointed to th out Axworthy term.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

sr Lorna Oct 2.--A spscisl rom Rio
Grs.as Citv ssvs nat fwentY-ene q the
tnrsulent Aexicans rcnnsctsd yin the
ear slesn~ns hss beea sr~rsf-d on a
chsrr- cf censpirsrv with i8tsnt sr murder.
srd psesd u1d.r soslis 50 taDear g. fas
nsxt s~tfing sf tna pistrirf Ceugt Ef.tar
serrfs see wss shet ~ Custerus fnrreceor
kserss = s~iisTei - - nesT Sssshs deer
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

wna. Alden smith hss received = persona
invitsEiou from Hon J. q Burrows - d
livsr three speeches IN the istssrs district
Re will spesk vith Congressman Better
rcrth. ohio. a. Psw Ps~ - sa0es,i.v. wfta
Congressman CuDssrk. q Ind sna Al
nowsgise THURSDAY. snd ~ith Coasr.ssrs,s /,
Burrows s1d Ssnstor st0ckerdzs. o. Con.
sfantlns Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
Get new girl -i,h cur Want Ar.
A Rlch ps.c,r.rr.

ASHLAND Wis. Oct 3.-Nsu At work in
- Silver King nine at Wsks6.ld today
bls~ cat eusntisy of rock which srperts
ssv rill assay the sEtrsor1insry sum Il
= GO - the ton. Indications ara favorshls
ior an aoundancs OF ne same kind. TIE
niue sRs rscsnfiy opere3 cn tie section
sdioinirg t7e Wssaeurn Drtectirs AMI
other miD-s tkst baVs showa such richness
this FaII
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

s~-.<tiossl Ssieid- ef q Sradsss as Aaa
Arhsr
AN ARRoR. Oct. Z3--Artbur r Smith.
. homeopathic student, whose home il At
Bath, Clinton CoRntv. committed suicide
this morning It 1880 o'clock 81 euirins
his tsrosf. Re bad been suffering soms
tine With Inflammation of the kidaevs and
asd ssisnapted % XII himself With chlcr0-
farm
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
MI Rurch's Accenf.

Messrs f. II. Escot, Samuel McGral0 II.
j. HoppiIls and others: GENTLEHEN:-I have
great pleasure in accepting your very fiat
ering invitat on and will strive TO the best
of my ability to csndidly and fairly dis
cuss what seem TO me to be the paramount
and vital questions OF this political con-
test. NJ. G. BURcH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS

L Is well understood by the
great mass ol the people OF
Grand Rapids that We have
made our Men furnishing
Departmeut one of the fea-
lures Of our immense nsi-
ness. Always aDly equipped
( for an extraordinary trade we
have tins season bent our en-
ergles 10 surpass all past ef-
forts. Buying Tor cash and
for the requirements 0f a large
wholesale trade we are ia a
/ position % command atten-
ton. IL Is often the impress
sion that dry goods establish
ments 40 not handle the best
fabrics. and often the impress
sion Is tue. bat in our case II
rests on al insecure f0unda-
tlon, If applied at all. We
carry almost everything that
comes under the head IF Men
Furnishings, from the cheap
est TO the best, and our pg. -
on comparison. simply add ~
our good reputation As
SPECIAL BARGAINS We are
Offering a broken llne of White
Merlno Shirts and Drawers
(New BrittOn) at Csc, reduced
from Sl.00.
About five dozen Extra
Weight Merino Shirts and
Drawers tAmerlcau Hosiery
Coz sold as high as So 30 for
large sizes. y0ar choice for
only 81. These are full reg
ular and extra stayed.
SIX dozen Imported Scotch
mostly large sizes, some as
high a 45 inches. ia natural
gray and pure white at actual
cost price 10 close.
One case Camels Hair at
Soc for shirt and drawers.
Two cases ia pisin colos-
and natural white striped &C
81 90. Tins Is great value for
the money.
About ten dozeo cdds and
ends OF Wilson Bros. extra
fine goods at prices below ac-
tual cost.
Our famous 200 Camel's
Hair leads all natural fabrics
at that price; go dozen Just
received.
In solid scarlet. scarlet and
white, and scarlet and gold,
we have new and complete
lines.
We are sole agents for
Grand Rapids ahd Western
Michigan OF ''Dr. jaeger San
itsry WoOIen SystemCompany'
We always have IN stock a
number of lines for ladies.
gentlemen and children. and
order from the catalogue At
list prices # anything differ
ent from what we carry is
required.
Mems H0 iery IN Cotton.
Merino and pure wool from
the cheapest 30 the best.
Mems Collars. pure linen.
equal 10 the Il. a. "" brand.
and the new styles az l5c.
Best Linen Cuffs. 25c.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
from l21ct0 &c.
A new and choice line Of
Jap Silk HaDdkerchisfs. hem-
stitched. IN plain and fancy
borders. from SOC 10 $l.50.
One hundred dozen Mems
neckwear, new patterns. At %
and SOC, worth double the
money.
Unlaundried white shirts at
4Sc. 75c and 81.
Dress Shirts. a. high as -
plsits IN bosom, at 81, l.25.
and fl.je
Night Shirts. new patterns
| lust receIF ed. at 7jc and 81
each made Of the best mater
isl and elegantly trimmed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

me remains of the late VIM. L. Young
were buried in the Fulton-st. cemetery yes
terday afternoon. telegram was received
from his father stating that if ne had funds
TO ship the remains, If not, bury him here.