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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

AZ the s,hool Furniture Companys ; factory
Friday canvas Hss made oi me molders de-
paTtneat tor men % csrry torches Al lasg nights
parade. A. noon yesterday twenty mOiderS.
0lf o. thirty -ulne e. pl lyei were laid OF In
definitely, and. curiotsy euons h. they were all
men Who the Gay bciO g r, fused to tuTn out and
cSuy a torch at the Republican parade. This is
the seemingly Weil auth enticeted report brought
10 tue LsHs0cof lsst night too iHte for Verifica.
uon. bus Il comes through sueh sources that
there . D te doubt % ils Substantial truth
4 Il p4ri OF the campaign pfograDu e in TINS
city hat kepubhcan Dus,es are TO buildOse their
employees. under iear OF discharge, into voting
the kS publican tlcket against their honest con
yictionsl II certainly looks that way. for repOris
ssgllAf 10 the above ia regard 10 Otner factories
sre aioat ali over the city.
Ia reply to ths above article. copied from
the Sunday Democrat. l will say II is untrue
and unjust. and in regard to the canvass Of
the molders' department at the Grand
Rapids School Furniture Company. was
requested on Friday by Mr.. Persgrine. the
Superintendent, 10 find out how MANY Of
the .mCders wished 10 take part in the
parade Saturday night, aud asked only
four that thought were Republicans.
There ere but four Republicans in the
mOiding room; and none of the Demo &.
Gratis were asked to take part In the parade.
On Saturday morning | was informed by
enough castings to tiil orders 10 Dec. l, aud
that the foundry was about four weeks
ahead of the wood department, and | would
have TO lsy of some OF the molders but
was not told whom should lay OFF or keep.
As about oue-haf Of the molders were
new men. and put on for short time they
were the men that were laid of; and three
Of the men laid oil are Republicans.
Politics were not thought OF. and al
though | am Democrat and always have
been, / denounce the action of the Dduy
Democrat as utterly isisc and unjust and an
Insult to the moiders and their union, as
we do not allow politics 10 have any in
huence with our business Affairs.
Yours truly,
L. j. Curtis,
Foreman Molder
We indorse the statement made by Mr..
Gurus - correct.
En-. McRoBEKr, Member Shop Committee
JAMES A. BABcoCK, ROBERT SCHULTZ.
O. A. GILLErr, WM. ANDREWS.
L. w. CAPEs. Z. III. GLAsER,
J. +. VALADE II. ARNOLD.
w. r. HYDE, J. X. MURPHY.
DosA BOsrUcK, THos WELSH,
DASIEL HEAPHY, JoHN DEsELLEKE.
kolders Who Were Laid OF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Faaa8xs - = ~frss sss Aiia e~Azssi Assss
r sesl.sa L4as

fsaaixs - ~Frss ssr Ana o~axssi kssst
fsesasa L@ss
a. l1a asseGax ei uss 81 mDen lcanra
lass 8iz1f s.l t8s Alssfu-so ssfs % a4-4
sxcsps as Naysr. 3 sas c~lasa y iAks
~ aethLa baI iMpor4ul e1s-sess. eis
- ias amoant of 80 s.f- ~ see .llessi
The asssss1sut rel ~ tss la eEs Fsz- slst ~
FaaslA-sa. 80 pssss1 81 aAa sCcsPssa. slss
ths ss.i iss "a. isapsoYsalsal - N4Arry 81.
slso ior Jsfsrsoa-st-
al agpsal rom Isha D Pspp ana otasrs
from Tue assessment roll loE l1s c9lstff4@-
Eaa 81 ssNer - ths slIss ssl assa Colt-
eve a4d llAaeg-sl sas fs4l Tie reA s4s
. d ga l4s sa1ls - els sreN
las los.nllties - buu8lsss reported in
Ia fof 0i psrsaittns tas Judge ~ sae R4.es
Court o. .gcaDF t4s rooms lsreig vacated
~ lns FogIrs aud irs GOA a- tsstaneas aa4
tl- Asrsba. &c Ins ractsa 81 loufy tns te-
teeaFe iofes ~ s4csts tAe fool8 oecaplsl ~
gAsu4. A4epfsl
A'ler8sa bavilson ess4tel ths follow
IA Fesosua8a
Rssoissa Tn4t the sapeaasssasat 81
Fsli1s l- requested 10 siag4ou oae pAEro4-
aass a. saoA polling prsclnct Nov .. lass.
q, tne general slectlon Leld in ihls cisy.
larrI-d-
TIE Alaero4sn then spent sofss time in
quzz * lhs Ciiy Attorney IA regard ca Us
slrciioa AVS and IA tns e.spos-t on OF ne
%. % bsKsa.
Tue question ~ss ssksd when tss returns
must % made. The Attorney said iuas
i1sy m1sl be male before sdloufniug.
Alasrnaa DsGr4af said that ns d.d l0t
yfoooss 10 begin -Ork st O'Clock ana eat
cold lanch for dinner aud work
al Iutaiag nighL tie dld rot propose 10
make oal hls return blanks uaui Hedues
day whether II gss legal or not. u s@d
as ways ben tn custom TO make Ont and
gssura thrss bianEs ths day following the
/ election There seemed % De . diversity
og oplnion TIA regard 10 The mater
snd Chairman Snsnaahan squssled
tAs Aldermen 20 conform strictly
/ 10 the laW aud return the ballot bo1ss as
/ soon as the votes were counted. Ihe city
/ has had some sxperisnce Ia ghis matter.
/ aud it was not very peassaf. At the close
/ % the eha!rman's remarks several voices
shouted = motion 10 adjourn. which was
nearly drowned out by tue irsnuc efforts
/ u others 10 get the door. After Jangaug
some time longer the motion 10 adjourn
/ prevailed, bat 20 understanding Was come
70 in regard 10 the points IN dispute, and
they were discussed oy the members as
tney gathered IN groups after adjournment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
MONDAYS eRlsT.
A Larx. A mouat of Busi ness In the Police
Court Yesterday.

A Large mount OF Basiness In the Police
Court Yesterday.
When time was called ia the Police Court
Yesterday morning there was biz audi
ence present and the standing room only"
sign was hang on the prisoners box. there
being sixteen cases on the docket. besides
the adjourned cases. Martin Young paid
s535 james Howard viewed the process
sion, aud then got drunk because il was so
large. he vas assessed IS. IS or twelve days,
w Lee got drunk on sunday. Sd he was
gwen his choice Of paying sos or stay
with Sheuf BlshOp twelve days. Commo-
dors MctIOwen sss another sunday drunk,
and be was given the same tine. John
Miller VAS druak, and &c was assessed 1875
or twelve days VIM. Watdell was arrest
Ell for the nfst time for being drunk, and
Vas let of on payment OF costs; his mother
came and ipterceeed for him. John Brad
ford, tor interfering with an officer who
vas arresiiug his brother. paid $3.50. Thos.
Jones and G.. ). Putnam were charged with
being drunk AMI dIsorderly, jones will
have = trial the l2sh aud Putnam the 9th.
Garrett Bradford was arrested for fighting IN
Kuhn's saloon; assessed s7S5 or fifteen days.
Bradford has the reputation OF being hard
citizen. Dick Stockholm was drunk on
went 70 keep him from falling into a hole
hs cursed the odicsr and was arrested; he
Was given S. 35 or fifteen DAYS Fred.
Wakensld. = young tough in the First
Ward, assaulted = couple OF fellows with
stones Saturday night. and was arrested
yesterday. he was sent over for
twenty days +. w. Spencer the peddler
who was sent up two weeks ago for ped
ding without q license was arrested yester-
"a f..~ Ina ais
from Lillian Hazlewood. Spencer pleaded
guilty and will have 10 stay With Sheriff
Bishop for ninety days. Peter Van Etter
was drunk again. and give the Judge very
pretty song and dance" and was released
on suspended sentence. Peter was built one
story too high. The Georgia Young Fuller
and kepher case was adjourned until next
Monday. Garrett Ripley and Peter Mel
vile. the two young fellows who were
sssaultinz men and horses in the parade
Saturday night. had a trial az 10 o'clock and
we're found guilty. and they we're fined ST..
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
TnE COURTS

sCPEEioE jeauis 1 Hosg vs Eugene
ha~g disoscss hearing IL Op<n oosrt eoaa.
lsenesd sud adjourned without date Toe
street Railway C0mpsnY OF Grsad k&plis
-. Ias Valley Jlty street. and q Die Kali
va tO&pk9y. assrng Ga 0rdxr % shos
calss YostDau usd ore wssx. fsueace SAT.
iaFi Ys- Aasa -. Ssdord divorce hesrins
~ open court under Toe gonsiderstson.
gIhcgu In ne matter Of ths petition of
the Street Railway Company al 0fsnd
Rapids 70 vaests street "a 30 sen a Judd :
t.. ed LAKE sddltlSn. red over ubui De-
c@mosr 8 hsrmAn Ielgies vs. Dele os e
hsury. sssumpsit; plsiuad has leave 10
tie amended declaration, hndiags request
Ell. joan bl-d ys. frsuk Bird. JUDI msut
for defendant ior coats William 4. Lza4-
oreaUK ~ Valley Cisy Street aud Cable
Railway Company. motion q dissolve IN.
juaeti0n granted vita costs. Cbar'es +.
Brown " John " CiOsterhOuss, proceed
lns. stayed swenty DAYS.
PROBATE Estate OF Dexter s Pe.tibone
sn Incompetent oruer granting gaerdian
license 20 sell real estats. Estate or CrUrge
AtaeriOn, deceased, order admitting vii
10 probate. Estate o; Lstitia Jane Whit.
ney. decreased. petition died for probate oi
foreign will, hearing NOveni0sf 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Las, nig1t Josiah Tibbetts. the Grssnback
orator rom ths Fifsh ward, vas billed for
debate in Leighton. Allsgsm county With
Judge stock iale. Of Waylsnd. Mr.. Stock
dale wss unable % dil The appointment aud
s-nt for J. r NcBfiie of ibis city. 70 oil
hs place. NJ 1l5bsiis DID not Enor t6at
he as soisz ~ argse With Mr.. AcBuds
unit he got into the room. and wss The
most surprised man present. He vss $40
verv maca surprised man when Nr Nc
Brias xDi taruuge with him. sad ike his
previous battle ~ith Mt Mcbride. be vas
reafen
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Hon. c. r. Hills. OF Muskegon, was in
the cify yesterday.
S.W. Thompson. Of BsoEonia. who has
bsen visiting his sons here hAs returned
home.
Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair goes 10 Nswaygo
toosy aud viii hold services there this
svenipg.
W. II. Clark. Of Washington. is ia the
cisy for few days visiting relatives aud
trends.
Ms. II. Z. White, The lady Who went
10 Jscksonvile from Bluffton. N1skegon
county. has rsturned home.
Luoias rorreY, Who has ossn quite IL
from en Injury shica be received a. Ann
Aroor. Is u0w able TO be out part OF the
tine
Mrs @. A Van Vlsek. Of Big Rspids
who hss been the guest Of her dsug gbtsr.
Mrs. Georgs Acin,yre. Tor some time p.st.
lef Yesterday Tor = visit with friends at
NuEkegon.
Miss halle Parrish. WAC has been spend
inx The SCmmsr With friends IN AAsss-
chusefts Is expected 20 return 20 this citg
soon. and vi Be the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. Catherine Bottsford. at the Warwick
until Sftsr the holidays
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

- ~ krs,~aAesss - Kesa usaas Is
lhsss isss Gays II sas a.npsssa sa aaeAa
= fan.ess sa6 ''1s-~fs.&<zs az aasas ses
bens ia5assFioasy eire3lxss5 ~ ths
os.pssi ssos.. w.tk aei~As >ssflnf them 10 uas
f4os ar Fsfa asasssrs ssszn - es -.
ins - sss ar % Aaytalpg - ssia vo&s fas
1bslr iss~stts kaaF ossm aaltsex cs1a
osss tsss II sFefs hspebiiosn - ne oeue a
a-es hlz ~kuie oagy 90 eiecllaz ass ~
shsh 80 ths l.xta - teis osenv sEa Nae
Fress snei clslfsst. fks istsss stsfy wticb
Is sessr ssrvSa - fks oissSs los - tesl li.s
ksasb bileaa us4ssssfs xfs rsIlsK te Haas
- tbs iassresi af Naplain lss kass Tia
ssoff "a uhailt sna eul.gssy false slt knoe
a. - - ~ lhe rnsa wbo are ssrceiauas 9
"a ut sos Pss se,y asa evsfF ksfeeiicen
a. Yo.s lie t.ckel sifsiKAt snd nsss 80
fssss a = aei usosssaFy. A0u s4ii hkfa
oiiefs So 90 80 eel sroru tbsm al We sfs
ze6Ie ara are prepares 81 prove that lie
aoor4ts sfe olssrinE - trsas sns nsals os
theiF sIcksl fDi Yole iof fsr0. sa1 "a ous
iasiauos sny thrss iaen Let thea adopt
ths guerilla D sshoes q thsy ch9ess oot al
Republicans thoa.d be uus ~ steEy Iasn oa
tbs ucket
Tls Fcra msnasers srs desperate. Evef,
sisrspatseis msihoa which IA. gsHius oi
nasn car devise Is beng Fosofssd 10 ~
tbta 10 save tbs Lutte 0isnts wsnior
cause Beware "a boRus tickets. kenuol-
cAa tiCket bss been ssEt out vita tbs nsnae
of ne candidate for Congress printed - B
g. Bs.knaB. look out for H. guard tie poIls
eu eiectioa CAV. ses that No nasn votes Uu-
le.s he is lexsliy entitled 10 and DO nof a.
tempt 10 hinder any who are legal voters
Intimidation l. Dsm ocrAiic net Hspuhiicsn
DO your whole duty and victsry Will be
ours. y. A bDoSrf1
Chairman Congressional t0mmittes.
FHfb s CARK,
Chairman kepublicsn County Commit "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Mary !. Holmes new story

Mary J. Holmes new story,
"Mildred's Ambition, a story
of social ambition, by the
most popular story writer in
America. Every mother
should read it and place it in
the hands of her daughters. A
pure, domestic story-not at
all sensational, but intensely
interesting.
Luman Skinkle's Relig-
ion,' by Josiah Aliens Wife.
The best story she has ever
written. Its rich, keen sarcasm
is irresistible. She keeps the
reader convulsed with her
sharp hits-spiced with pure
fun. strong common sense and
sound moral lessons.
The opening chapters of
each Of the above will be
found in the November num-
Der of the Ladies Home Jour
nal. now on the newsstands
six cents.
CrsTrs rrsfferrsc Cosrrsrv.
Fhilsaei.tlz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

The undersigned officers of the General
WomAn's Christian TsmperaDce Union oi
tins city, desire TO say that this society
holds no grudge against Mr.. Beisnsp. The
matter OF the wagon bad not been spoken
OF ia the city In years and had been rele-
gated 10 things Of The past We regret The
action Of whoever renewed the discussion
at tins time.
hRs c. A. eTKwARp President.
Nks A. Il. BARTLEfT. Rec. Sec.
CLARA 81. WHEELER. FIN. Sec.
ENNA A. WHEELER, Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
N.rso SUI roT MATCHED
west SD. ca. pf ,ss Mach nosAsr-ls

West side $50 ~ tco n ach Hothsr-ta-
law.
Mrs.. Ida Dsissaa, Who resides on Scrib-
sr-st. has commenced = divorce suit ia
tn. Superior Court against Chss. NJ.
psfasos.
kae couple we're married in this city
hsT 2. 1857. sud their married life hss not
teen q long drswa cut honeymoon. bat
cutie 20 me c0Rirsry. Mrs. Dsfssha ssys
nat soon sltsr thsv we're married. her
mother. Nfs =. Murray. cams 10 i've With
thsn. ana then the trouble DID con msncs.
hsr husband would Get msd sad oeat her
and soula throw pieces of furnitars ~ her
snt on July as lhrsV cnu Of coflee a.
her sod the cup injured her hesf qrite
Badly Ms. psisshs ss7s tbst her husband
- . terrnr. snd a. irianctlon vas issoed
restaininz him FROM going 70 ne house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

+ hss ssra reported for tbs Psss isw days
that = majority II toe oolorsd msn in this
city were going 70 support Ford and = part
~ The Taiou itckst TIE colorsd meu If
tne eitr heid = nassfiny yesterday snt fhey
vii station nan Al each polling pIscs
trdaF - SEA thsi each man hss the r xnt
KIDD of tickets. Mr.. Ford esnoot have
.neir Tllsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

The foiicwisx iss iist sp0ointnsats made
OF Assistant DepaIr aited States ksrshss
- a. a. ne elections today
B1es~r sscord precinct F. - Harlburt.
Second esrl--A ilsm F5tsPs.rick. Third
~srd "a st t-eau uct. rearve Powell SEC
e1s orsc set Isnss Fox Fourth ~srd 49,
firsf pracirrt. Charles Huton, second
rrerinct c. NeRuzfer Finn ~sri-John
nale >ixfh vsrt -esn Hsfriin seventh
w.rd -krsrs @crrI Eizhta war3 -Firs.
preCi1ck Frank NiE9n, cecond prscinctt
tea Molnnss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

H. Boston SvnipAoar orckestrs Clnn.
-hier comes here ners wssk Wednesday
rrsfsr. .afa the Aasfon feis.g sesc-nssf 81
Ocf s-~cisfiou hsl literally raeg
rtf1 srr - aurirg the &. ucert EfTsn hv
Size rc tin evmrtour tseheefra Cab fast
evrH.UE Tee gerseton 49, fne ousDfnr q
6 rcrfss. aad every sest we teksa. "a =
msuikers steed tHv1fsheut ne perforu-
e-ea ss tisrs CtlsftrEs si1xirx -
f.ta7l,is 5~4ps c1nr So sdTn abe
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

satcrssY nixht. ~hils a. Lowell n1rn-
ber Of la6iies wsrs Yivstae ths PROCESSION
rom Aotei ~fndos. md when fhe cro~d
f-on Graod Rapi8s We psssinE 1sny #
taera gai FL rhisky bufiis4 oat Of their
pockets suf drank "a thsy pessei tasm. Fs
: -afs - sav fhst al Soc lsdles rho ~.
ne@~i 80 aiseustiaz sisht ars nax SIP
porf3ng Hoe. G. p e ssso fsr Coazrsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

NDERS0N-November 3, ISSs. Robert ]. A..
dersou aged ~ consumption.
Funeral al house. 90 sUribneFsi., Taesday. al,
ga M 30 be buried al Muir, Mich.
Mr.. Anderson viii he remembered by the cus-
tomers a.. tie Tower. whcre he clcrked FOR a
while he Was moiei yoaag "a "a, a member
of the Episcopal Church OF Batavia, \. g., wheF
he was born.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

" ltks4t = .a4n4sea
AeS salt er4es4s - Haaa1 I. L@-204.
ss4z - rssiE4i1 -es Css.s Co@pany fFo2
e4ti1-ag "a pasge eseS ~ tArs1Gl Cas-
so xFKa6A esegFs gaeEs
DfeFs Etzy saa today ibs JEsxs -
80 afa4f llssl yuk ne iai ae. -
4ae lQart 49, .arsssa4 esssa - tas eoas-
g41y. 1bis caves tas rel1 saiifs yssf
~ tes r34t tsi sssa -Fal asa hIiafe-s1s
q - tlA <<i aas1 iF4sa lasl1z tes tf4sk
if9sn ~ 90 st. q Can "a Pace bal as t1s
la@.1 plaaf 1ss 1se1 aarfiea. q is g1sts
prelaee nat thfs e. n3f - Fsrv g. ftous.g
ca-tesfst As SOFA a. ga. .eaai~. sissF tls
"a GFf a. nls.i. sfas eala 44AF pfsau safk
era BE sreaua lfaek ca tha sest si3s of TIE
rest -nd 81 ~oEk nisas sad d-y aatl t
% 1em F.sLe1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

= r. &inn~y = uovinz srerTth - "a
eartb thw he - lil - defesf Casonel
Bishou. sod i = s,id thai - ass hroaest
th.s civ if cassiAse. Nssfsv a. - tae nea
~. .ccss~s il sse Fsreatn war5 snd - 3.
socxs3 sflsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
No Place Like nomn.

John Duntou. of the frm of Luton 4
Dun,on, who has been for the past two
months in the West looking for a place TO
open a real estate business. has returned to
tins city. He has been in Missouri. Ark
snsss. Colorado aud Texas. and says he has
found no place which suits him SO well as
the Valley City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
FxlMiryp By ExPERrs.

The Morris Bed Louhge has been exam
iued By many experts, and all pronounce il
a. being the beat in the market and class il
at tie head Of all others. Facts are stub.
born things, and TO be convinced that THIS
lounge is in the van. call should be msde
at Mr.. Morris factory III South Division
ST.. and examine it's workings
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Thomas Breen was arrested yesterday for
stealing lot OF household goods from Fred
kepfsr. the Path Of Ociobsr. Kspfer vas
away from home when the things were
taken. Breen bad partner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
The Farmers Club.

The West Michigan Farmers Club will
meet on Tuesday. Nov. l3, at l:30 o'clock in
the Supervisors room. when they will dis
cuss the question. what Legislation Shall
We Ask Of Our Next Legislature The
club extends al invitation to the Horticul-
tural Society to meet with them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

1chsrf ventsiia. sack 8rirsr. n ths
srrfsv IF fscrv e Nrv ~ss ar~pss.i yss-
ssrfav fsr $50 srg f-or- his srrrI.vers. I'D
-asn sfrsfasri Ia rs'ice Ccurt se cheated
eattr ~ sseg sd tAst he hz1 mis-
i-astst Ear 4 rsnr fsne that Nonteifh ~as
s-einr s1 eoaia cevsr prcvs a sst5re.
sfss -. eas errf IS sas eosts IS searsV
dsJs n ,ne scsnT isil
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Yes. that Was so. For years | suffered
severely with scroiuls; sores 5roke out all
over my body. and am unable 10 teel one
half that suffered. ! was not able to OBJ
tain relief uniii ! usec Sulphur bitieTs,
which completely cured me.-C. b. Daie,
IL Allison-st.. Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Vote early. or you may not be able
to vote at all. Don't run any risk.
All sorts Of obstructive methods are liable
~ De resortsd 10 BY the Democrats to keep
Republicans from the polls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Tn. Girls' Friendly Society.

The Girls Friendly Society held pleas
snt business meeting yesterday afternoon at
{ o'clOok IN an upper room Of the chapel.
Reports of the two previous lsetiDgs were
resd. a new member added and items OF
general interest alscussad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Fer sou'i csre a tired feeine I'm
po-erisaed blood. daii psfns 10 h.ck ard
hrar -Ar taiiTing skin srnriions. ksrnps
ssrssrzrflla newer fkils - give rsisef. We
q avsvs susrsasse IL Prics 81 pex bottle.
Tieas drug ssars. - Noa-os-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Vote early. OF you may not be able 10
vote =, ali. Don'i run any risk AL SCI :
of obstructive methods are likely 10 be ~
sorted to BY tbs Democrats 10 Keep Rspab-
ncans from the polls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
The TnfAp MEDAL

The Morris Bed Lounge received q gold
medal at the Cincinnati Centennial EIpos-
ton This makes the third medal Teceiv, d
in five months. or since the lounge was
first put on the market.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Fra srrHeI -seefins - - r-sTf "a fs Sosrf
~ f-ssa s.r s..t srs'res a, ts 81 f--re es-s .
ensa- Frsr. r ~ re1 a. fne
& - q - n-s-s ffee'sg Nrr. a
ard ~
a. SIS p ~ -psnls 81 he ~sss ~ . ~
n-snras aat re - seg4s a - rszr.1x oasees
e af a.tle1
T. 2. c. ysx Asxrs
SssrstsT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Ca,afrh causes discharg. from the nose.
bad breath. pain between the eyes. couch
ing. choking. racing noises ia the ears.
cures caitafrh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
A GRe.r SALE.

The greatest sale OF lounges ever known
in this city during one weeks term is re-
ported from n. h. Morris factory. lI2 South
Diyision-st. The Morris bed lounge had q
stupendous boom last week
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

wna Gsicck - soIs agsnt for re csie-
trsss4 Aunshrassr Busch Ru1~e.ser Herr.
All ssnpe rooms saoe.d ksve II on
.l.a---.--.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Anheuser Bush Budweiser beer. the
Pride of America is 90 draught at the
Morton House sample room and Cormsck
McGee's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Wm. Gsiock - sole agent for the csis-
nrsfe3 .Anheusrr- Dnsch Refwsiser beer.
All sampls rooms shouio hsvs d Oh
TraraNf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Anheuser- Busch Budweiser beer. The
Pride of Amsrics. IS on dTsuzht st ne
Morton House sample room sBd Cormscx
Mcfyees
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

VIM. O'clock is sole sgent for the cele
brated Anheuser- Busch Bndweiser beer
All sample rooms should have 1t on
draught.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Anheuser- Busch Budweiser beer, the
"Pride Of America is on dTaught at the
Morton House sample room and CORN sck
Ag6ee's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Ann.hsuser Pasch pad~eis.r Beer. shs
"pfide Of AueT1cs. j. GA drsuzht st he
Morfon House sample room and C0rmsck
cfresa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

II You want wood by the carload or cord
buy il OF the Central Coal Co. Telephone
S34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

VIM. O'clock II sole egsnt for the cele-
hrated Anheuser- Busch Budweiser beer.
All sample rooms should have 1t on
draught
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Order your Jackson Hill coal OF the Cen
trail Cosi Company. Telephone, oS4
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

The place to buy crus he'd coke IL OF the
Central Coal Co. Telephone s34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Z. P. KIDDER & CO.
Water Co|oTFTescaeing.
Superior in OIL IN s.airi q: Durability ..
well - Beauty

rupefi0f IA tiis ~ fHItBt az Bufabiittf -
vel 90 besuiv
fesiFns and cnin1Kies wii 10 fafnisBe1 % ap
T3i1Dtl0n. - tlf uncefeIEuel iss trintc iulcfist
Decorating o,anTfnng ta i.fsua enc tcauly n
fnitt with wsll-Tspef ncf lfAlioHt - tie ilse ~
The pernnosof Nsef .t1iff ami. sls1nius
We fugfsntce a. GO fhis artlsiif aod durable
otoersiinf - - r. frodnce beitef ffefss ~ tps
tie same RON vi va -ua4sf tilhsf ar Uteor
q ahoraif work suf thF ~D't 10 Fusfanisso "a
eifsf iuisn
Tbs eelirr ~ ne nev enunpro 70 fowefs
ofsrx Hours % sssnFis o. one Ffsdf VI ths
Scrf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
Drive Dull Care Away.

Happiness no monopoly every
one Is entitled 70 itch and
poor, wise and simple leT
certain accessories lend per-
mznencs 20 the feeling, among
whiSh = WELL r u kkISHED
and COMFORTABLE HOME
Is not the least. But this costs
money. you say, so Il does.
xet nor SO much as many sup
pose. A visit 70 Winegar 5 will
convince a1y doubter HOW
FAR A LITTLE MONEY
WILL GO, and upon what
VERY EASY TE RMS OF
CREDIT a house or part OF a
house can DC furnished BY the
VERY RELIABLE FURNl-
TURE and CARPET WARE
HOUSE. The stock 10 sele CO
from IS probably the LARGEST I
and certainly the BE ST MADE
in the city. THE PRICES,
without parsding them IN BIG
PRINT. are FULLY IS PER
CENT. under any now current,
and 70 enumcrate the extent
ard variety of our PARLOR,
CHAN BER AND DINING g
ROOM FURNITURE. the
many NEW and BEAUTIFUL
CARPETS OF every texture
and variety, the OIL CLOTHS
OF ALL WIDTHS and PAT
TERMS. would be wearisomc
10 detail. Pier Glasses, Genu-
inc French Plate. Office Desks
and Office Furniture, etc, etc