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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Says Dave Leahy's Caldwell Journal.
Of last week: 1.-The Wellington Age
thinks that Judge Hall, of the Kiowa
Herald, will soon be in line, - meaning,
of course. that he will soon be a union
laborite. This is a cruel stab at the
judge considering the fact that he is
one the leaders of the Union Labor par
~ in Barber county. The judge is an
enthusiastic laborite, so much SO that he
offered to bet new hat with the writer
last year, that Barber county would
give the Union Labor candidates two
thousand majority when it was well
known fact that the entire voting pop
ulation of the county and the adjacent
territory on the south was only eigh
teen hundred"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Here is a list of the occupations of
people unprotected by the present tariff:
All employees of railroad companies.
Artists.
AuctlOneerS.
Bakers.
BARRIERS and hairdressers.
boarding house keepers.
Book-keepers in stores.
BlackSmiths.
Brick and stone masOns.
Bridge builders.
Butchers.
CarmakerS.
Carpenters and joiners.
Civil engineers.
Clergymen.
Clerks and copyists.
Clerks and express officers.
Clerks in hotels.
Clerks in railroad offices.
Clerks in stores.
Commercial travellers.
COOperS.
Dealers in books and stationery.
Dealers in boots and shoes.
Dealers In dry good.
Dealers in groceries.
Dealers in hides.
Do"io,s - i.,.n, I'll anu hsllu " are.
DeaierS ~ 0mhayy mSS ,aa q ciocAs'
DDee aie III IuIIoel anu marble
D eaiers ~ I,emSP"pedis ,a
D eaie III Palnes anu olls'
1917, ~ P aPel,
DeaiorS =; - L paOr n lstuto'
DeaierS ~ 80. %
Dealers in wood and coal
DDoeioIs s. III MOou anu SVai'
Dra1V,ro,o gel ran.o.
Drn ny 1ien anu 'eaInsters.
Pnu 5Ic,o
Endineo 20 VI 81, ,i" els
E n anu nremen.
fIosdiorS
Uot,.j kss,,ars
io,s., t,,i'I
fnSuTo, Dui, n
Jonrna Is aSeii's'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Pratt Republican: The preliminary
examination of William IIargis, charg-
ell with rape aud carnally knowing a
girl named Jane Snowdon in this city
about ten days ago, came up before
Justice Giblin on Tuesday. IIargis
gave bond In the sum of 500 for his
appearance ut the next term OF the dis
trict court, aud was released from Gus
todv -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

The Lewiston Journal says: :" 1t is part Of
the Republican writ that Mr.. Blaine shall
De Harrison's Secretary OF State; and
further, that after Harrison's day VIII come
Blaine's Ia the Presidential chair. The cal
Tor Blaine's nomination as the next ReDab-
hcan leader viii De Irresistible
The New Haven Nesus thinks that :. high
protection means high prices; high prices
mean reduced consumption, and reduced
consumption must inevitably be followed bv
a reduced demand for labor and lower
wages Per contra, free raw materials
mean cheaper production, increased con-
sumption, greater demand for labor. and
higher wages. This is not theory. Il Is :
fact. proved by experience"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

The state board of agriculture has
compiled their August crop reports
and they show that the corn yield will
be double that OF last year and larger
than the crop OF 1885. The average
yield Is put down at y bushels over the
entire state. It Is estimated that the
state will produce l4l.4l7, $40 bushels.
Think of Il: that Is nearly enough to
give every man, woman and child in
the United States three bushels
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Poor old Maine! The Republicans
carried il by more than 10000 in 1881
and they are now only claiming the cleo
tion Of Mondayby that plurality. When
the returns are IN It will be discovered
that 10000 will be nearer the exact plu-
rality. Poor old Maine, and poor old
Blafuel
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Mr.. Cleyeland's letter of acceptance
was published yesterday. II Is n clear.
forcible document Of the general tenor
of his message on the tariff question.
lie touches mp trusts and other sub
iects the people are wanting light on and
his discussion of the Canadian troubles
Is refreshing. The letter will be pub
lished In full In the INDEX Of next
assa.I
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

The Kansas militiamen who went to
quell the Stevens county war are dis
gusted with the state authorities. 1t
appears that the appropriation of mon
ey for the suppression of outlawry was
large enough to pay the railroad com
panies for transporting the troops but
there was nothing left to pay the sol
der boys with and now they must wait
until the next legislature makes an
appropriation. Many OF the boys lost
their business positions at home by go
ing to Stevens county. After all, sol
diering is not what il is cracked up to be.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

At argc-J. T.. Order, OF sumner; John
Sheridan. of Miami.
First district-B A. scaver. OF Donlphan
county.
second district-C. Il. Benton, OF Allen
county.
Third district-E. A. scammon. OF Cherokee
county.
Fourth distrct-John T.. watrous OF Corcy
county.
Pm district-w. c. buchanan, OF Ottawa
county
SIXTH disuict-w y. Coviugtou. Of Phillips
county.
seventh distrlct-B. y. Milton, Of Ford
ounty
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

II is safe to bet on Mr.. Humphrey
steering clear of Judge Martin during
the campaign. lie does not trot in the
same class with the Democratic nom
tuaa
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Mr.. Humphrey is conveniently sick
when big Republican meeting is to
take place. lie failed to show up at
Lawrence last week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Barber county politicians who do not
favor tariff reform and who cannot
swim. had better climb a pole, for a
Hood IS coming.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Barber county voters cannot be led
away from the main issue, a reform of
the tarifi, by funny stories, war remin-
iscences or bloody shirt talk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

In the language of Fat-cireular Fos-
ter, tins is to be no Fourth Of July
parade campaign. IL is to be a cam
pa.gn of thought and discussion.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Bishop Ireland, of st. Paul. Mimi, has
announced himself as Cleveland man.
lie has great weight m the northwest.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Bamum's show is in Kansas and so
who cares for crOpsY
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12
SIMILARITY OF rrnnit.

1t is said that the poet Tennyson some
times spends hours on a single line. A
Texas horse-thief has been known do the
same thing.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12
GovEHSoH

CONVERSION
JOHN MARTtN. OF shawnee.
hfEUTENANT-GOvTHNOH
W. q. FRAsfUS. Of Cloud.
SECRETARY OF STATE
A. q. THURMAN. OF Labcttc.
sTtrE AUDITOR
W. ~. WtLHOlT. Of Miami.
erATE TREASURER
". ~. WHITE, of Morris.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
e.. D.. DiFFENBAClIEr. OF barton.
SUIT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
A. n. COLE. OF Phillips.
AssOCfATE JUSTICE
W. 4. CAMPBELL. 81 sodgcwiok.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

Representative,
CuAs. ID. NELSON.
County Attorney,
/. Il. SHANNON.
Probate Judge.
w. G.. AFFORD.
District Clerk.
W. j. EsTELL.
County superintendent.
NJ. +. STEWART.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

run CONgurss
q. \. EBEY. Of sodgcwick.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. II, 1858.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

rOn PRESIDENT
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Fuu VfcE-p1lFsfDENT
ALLEN g.. THURMAN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-09-12

A~rNiiAIL AlNiiiI
W. 4. CAMPBELL. 81 sodgcwick.
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NOT PROTECTED

By DANIEL LAMONT. Private
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

IN the morning, the cook Is preparing
breakfast long before the frss gkmmeF
Of dawn. AS soon as 10 Is ready, proba-
bly aboGt 8 o'clock, he utter q long
drawn shout, and al the sleepers fcei It Is
time to be up on the instant, foC they know
there can be no such thing as delay on the
round up. under penalty Of being set axoot.
Accordingly, they bunole out, rubbing their
eyes and rawning, draw on their boots and
troassrs-if they have taken the latter off,
ron u and cord their bedding, and usually
without any artempt at washing crowd over
70 the hale snolderiug fire, which Is placed
In a hole dag in the ground, 50 that thers
may be no risk Of its spreading. The men
are rarely very hungry at breakfast, and it is
a meal that has 30 be eaten m shortest order,
90 it is parhaps the Least important
Each man, a. he comes up, grasps a tin cup
and plate from the mess box, pours ont his
tea or coffee. with sugar, bat OF course no
milk, helps himself to olle OF two OF the bis
cuits that have been baked In o Dutch OVEN
and perhaps also 20 slice OF the fat pork
swimming In the grease of the frying pan,
ladies' himself out some beans, If there are
any, and squats down on the ground 10 eat
his breakfass. Tie meal is not an eiahoretc
ono, nevertheless tbs man Win have to hurry
IL he wishes to eat il before hearing the fore
man sing out, Come, boys, catch your
horses" wheu be nnzt drop everything and
run out 10 the wagon with his araas.--Theo-
dors Roosevelt in tho Century
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Ma EiizsbsEA Dlskrish dssd q l-s45
o'clsek tbs morning ., tAs rssidsBes oi
lar dz1gssisf. NEs- T. hciowsn. In Pow
szs' 0psza House ble<k. Shs was the
sidow of ne Lac ]. D. DsskriSA. ol Niddls-
visls. snd wss qaIss well knssa- TIE de-
CEASED vas we Vi Gels ne1lszt wezsn.
2ad IA tAs ssEhfy- two years Of hsr hEs shs
never made la sasmy- She leaves txo
dsbghlsrs--Nss K Ac0oszn,. of shis citg.
aad AEs. e. . czaith. Of Aaddlss1lsi 2lso
four boys-O. j. Distrieh. Of this city
CaarIss and Aonros Dis<rich. OF Kidd .
VIE. and j. Dlssrieh, Of D<s kolnss. lOss.
TIE rsmzias sil Be taken 70 Aaddlssllls
tou1orron lox p1E.al.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Solitary Cunfremenf.

This solitary confnemsnt 10 rclic Of Q
barbarous aga Tho history cf toe middle
ages Is fuli OF cases where men have passed
years. IN some instaaces almost a lifetime,
walking back and forth In lonely cell
winch, perhaps may have been for a portion
Of the time a dungesa- Al are familiar
with the story ot the prisoner confined in the
Castle OF Ch.iion, In Svitzerlani, who
chained TO pillar walked 20 and fro a. far
as bis chain would permit, and ssore q deso
furow in the sto1e under his feet The
prisoner is gore. but ths tourist may today
visit tire Oil prison by the side Of the placid
LsAe Lernan and see this fuzrow, and ponder
on the story OF aumsn suGSFing that Il teffs.
In America much Of the Fizor Of iInprison-
rnent has been aileviased by tie introduction
Of contract labor Imprisoned at hard
labor" may seem 70 imply melancholy lot,
but compared VITA SOLITARY confinement,
with nothing to. occupy the prisoners atten-
tioa, or his muscles, hard labor means an
existence far preferable. Atnorica is doubt
les in the advaDce IN tbs reform The most
thinking European nations come next, while
Russia stil fingers ia the twilight Of bar
barism--BrchAhga
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
sailors csrrsaled by SHARKS.

dinghy with grass from Dwarka foun-
dered not very Ear from Bate, port on the
Clutch coast, while she was On her way to
Karachi. when the crew. consisting OF seven.
took % the mast. which had unshipped. At
the time she fouDdsrsd the vessel was very
close 20 The shore, and the crow were grad
ually working their way toward TIE beech
when one Of their number was heard to
shrek, and Immediately disappeared. and
the oti1ers, 10 their horror. realized that they
were surrounded By sharks. with no means
of escaping. as the mast not only gave with
their weight, but could not be kept steady
On ancount Of the rough state Of the sea.
The men we're in a state Of anxiety and fear,
Bos moving whose tHrn wosld come next.
One by one the nea suddenly disappeared.
uTsA enly oDe remained. sz.d by tbs time.
the storm haT7ag szhsi6ed. he managed -
haszce hiras~sf steadily on tbe msst which
dTftEd toward ire beach On the following
day. He wss tfus tc.sed about uPcu she
sea, sxpectiaz every nsosnent - - hls lsss.
for two dsys arb alzhs London Iszlss
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
rAxnIrI..

OF al the 1nsny sasuEifai sights ts -
seSn n tAis cliy While isoaiEg around for
some place 10 perclkss coed goals, feen
sQazrs dezlsrs whe have large varsity Of
new snd handsome STYLES 70 ssseSs from.
yea should hy 81 rssaas make Il spsclsl
ma Ter - lcok over the ssAcereon of thai
aaost pepalsr nrm, Crockett 4 Hoppins
fsrniturs dealers. located 50 eoEvepis1tiy
a. NoL II Cxnal-sg.. wAo Asve Ia addition 80
thar huse stock Of fne and medium farni,
Gure. the sole azsney for the WslsA Folding
Bee and Heaps Earth Closets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
EaIyev on Deck.

One OF the principal features of the DEM
ocratic Convention at Grand Rapids wa,
the conspicuousness and influence oi
Jerry" Falvey, the notorious gambler OF
this city.
His influence was great enough to defesi
Judge Miner as delegate to st. Louis. be-
cause he did his duty in granting a warrant
against Falyey's gambling hell. Ii is not
so often that Miner does his whole duty
that he should be thus sat down on for il
but the Democratic party of Wayne county
evidently does not believe in the enforce
ment OF the laws. and proposes TO punish
even the spssmodic attempts OF Iudg,
Miner in that direction. The State Demo
cratic Convention ratified these views OF the
Wayne county delegates.-Detrotf Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
The Vaudeville Th.atre.

AZ mith's Opera House the strongest
and best show yet presented is announced
for the coming week, introducing bevy of
unsurpassed spseialtiss. q new and novel
minstrel scene. and concluding each per-
formsucs With The burIesque. entitled The
Invisible Prince with new costumes. new
properties. presenting The most elaborate
brilliant and dszzsing Transformation scene
ever seen in Grand Rapids. The golden
xrott0 golden floating shells - golden
swimming water, huge golden Dolphin,
painted by tue celebrated scenic artist, ROB-
ert Daily. scenic effects By George II. Rob-
inson. master mechanic. the famous Prof.
Harry A. Parker aud his wonderful $1,000
dog and eat circus a bran new sensational
SCI. the largsst troupe in Amsrics, ali large
and handsome dogs. the funniest snimsis
on earth A troupe OF wonderful lespi1z
dogs including roTai English greyhounds;
The wonier of the tith century. Maud !.
ths highest leapiug hound IN The world.
she leaps height e r. feet. and distancs
81 q FEET ~ The sane tine. don't All 20
see her wonderful fight throuzn space
Also spot. the great lespiug cat. the "Qnsea
81 The Blazing Zo1e." The ceiebrste1 ven
tri.oqulss ard cilsrsctsr change artist, !. .
" Nils. Mss Asbei Mckinney. vocsiiSt.
Charles and Minnie BurroEghs n charsc-
,sr sketches DotY ard Fsirnou1f. in
cbsngs acf- the psiivs. Iottie snd Bobbv.
Aiss Carrie EEier. The Bisek Ficxs.innY.
making = compleie gigantic vaudeville en-
tertsin rnent. Isrye audiences WI prob-
aoiy reign the sn1irs week
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

About $50 lzss evening ths police raided
I'd stsrrins's gambling ROOM IL the Leipzig
bleek AID captured I'd. Starring. 5. :. Car
ter. 5 Richter. Robert Walker "a John
Lewis They were al taken 70 neAdau4
ters and locked up. The combined assets OF
the party amounted TO $40 In cash.
Walker. II viii Dc remembered. Is one Of
ths prominent persons connected with the
Walker Heath scandal
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Geo. r Rysrs. ths Toung nan charged
virh forging checks, vas brought before
Judge H0inss ysstarfsy GA = warrant
sworn cat bY ~ =. Wilson. rho charges
hlrn sith passing cheek on him ourport.
ing 20 have been Sg7ed 6y Charles p. Bss-
kn.p. Rysrs = a bright appsaring ynuag
man sDd sakes the stustioU very easy. He
demanded "a examination. which e set
down tor Nondav aftsrnoon sf 3 o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
MUSICAL
InsrEunrnrs .rn MrncH.rnrsr.

Geo. d. Hsrrick & Co. who only but =
short time ago opened mp a music store at
No. 13 Fogntsin-st near the Peninsular
Club House. has recently added to the il
large stock of musical instrument q CON-
plese line OF musical merchandise. This
FIRM is also sole agent of Northwestern
Michigan for the celebrated Steinwsy NJ
right piano, q nice new line OF which they
Just received.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Jacob Q. Amss. sgsd - years. and his two
sons sg~d "a and n years. walked into
Police Hesdauarters yesterday afternoon
and claimed thst they had done the
pedestrian act al the wsy from Missouri
rhs Old gentleman said that hs bad son
living at Fickersl LAKE. near Big Rapids.
snd BE wanted 81 ret shere vhsrs be would
asvs home. The Superintendent Of the
Poor ssat them % Howard City last even
inH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

wn. grssn. TIE bssst IN human form,
who hs- nss3e it a prsciics 70 make an in
aecspt exposure ot ais person m the Ines
bl.,ck. standing IN fronf sf a Eiaccw ~ taat
ne occupants # fhe rooms opposite could
80 hiEn. was iFied sv iHrv - the P8.ics
Cosrt yesterday snd found guilty. The jury
bang ont enir couple 81 miautss. JucEs
Holmes <sve him ninety dsYs IA laat and
wss sorrv ihat be ccuid not send aim up
lnr a Lanaar Ii--la-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The police commenced arresiing saloon
msn yesterday who have not paid their
State license. The men who have applied
for license and are waiting for some action
20 be taken by the council are not molested.
but those who are doing business without
making an application will get pulled up.
The men arrested were: David Fisher. Jas.
b. Grady, A Kennedy and John Farrell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Beard of Public Works.

The first meeting Of the new Board Of
Public Works was held last evening in the
Houssman block. There were present
Mayor Weston, Freeman Godfrey, w. r.
Shelby, Wilder ID. Stevens, Col. Geor ge @.
Briggs and James n. Davis. Col. Briggs
Was reelected President. and the usual
routine work was done.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

After attending meetings of both the
Board Of Public Works and Board Of Edu-
cation last evening Mayor Weston, as Pres
idsnt OF the o. O-Wash-ta-Nong club. met with
the directors of the club. Twenty-Five new
members were elected and a regatta COM
mite. Of which Charles II. Norris is chair
man Was appointed
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Prohibition Club.

The Prohibitionists organized a Young
Mems Prohibition club in the Superior
court room last evening. Several commit
tees were appointed and the meeting then
adjourned until tomorrow evening when
the officers will be elected. The meeting
will be held in the Circuit court room.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A new trss table roes iaeo sfFsct CT ne
Chicszs & West Michivsn rad today. Tbs
nixht express frons Chicago wil hereafter
leaVe thss eitv A. faS9 p. N. srrivf-s n
Grand Rsri's A. ~ =. n. A trasa .esv-
ing Psnsvstsr st s. .. H.. riIi reach ihis
city az 2 ~. sud f1s ti 3 "a trsin ron
this city vi snsks direct conn ect--s N fn-
iiansrciis eescning trst ifr - ffF1 :. n
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

10 yo1 ever think how much smoking
costs you in = ysar, when ron buy ten cent
csgsrs2 You can cut Il down half ~
smoking { UpmsB's celebrated Eve cent eizsr,
the Eegls brand. For sale e.
WETLkKE & NCIETYsr's
Ganal-ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A Grand War Concert viii - given in
the Division rect NJ. p. church. fridAv
evening Mar 25 With = chorus o. hfty
voices and solos ~ number Of the lead
ing SINGERS 81 the eitT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

TfeSf Icrfs Fegfe~a 2 atcbr1p = gleefll
ovs~ Is ffs~ove~v thst there are nov IL this
eourtrv eleven n1sTors Gearing the nsns
Of Patrick sai n ths hierarchy three
srchbishous and several Bishops Of that
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

This = tie Standard Perfsrse ~ shs
g1rid We're car cer1rsrs with s. fsT issl-
isg 71sates a isrzs sssoTt1sszt 81 these
saseTfoz soods 81 Wes.lsks a Mslnsyrs 3
C.seei-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Just ~ he Esgis 0Fsr for I've csrts
ones. snd zen wi4 try = sgsfn sna again
81 West.ske 4 ACInfvrs's. Cs1al-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
= x-ns..l -.

A mesfng q - Roars x E51c.fsoa VS.
heid Iast e~eaias Aarsr Weston heir9
rree-nf rrcfsssor Kendall ~ss arzof-
1e..~sv re-si .rte.i Snnerinsssasaas tni 10
rasersnx szicaErs&1 after = ie~ n.auos Ia
rAs5ou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

AtEzT~o1s Wh5ts Ross- sH1 Ls1se-
Pro. Ns7 ees Tkess rsrf1zaes see6 81
rscon1aeat frsr rsessv ves a. N sstisxe 4
fsistgrs's Casa *
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Nothing 20 plessinz sud delicate after
vous 5ssa ss Ni5lef toilet water Por - =
~ Wsstlsks & Mcintyre, druggists, 5 Canal
81
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Pvxrrs iarxs iine q perfumes re have
s~errsrsnfsf ros'et waters NestIske a
Mcintyre. druggists. Csnsi-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Fnil ire # psrf1 u-ss and toilet waters 81
Wes;isxs 4 Acintyrs's drug store, Ca
rsf-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

You can smoke Just as well and oftener
II you buy the Eagle cigar for nickel, of
Wsstlske * Mcintyre, Csnsl-ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

HsvinS issse3 the Earspssa Heel res-
ts~-sr1 I sn rev rrsra-.5 - servs 80
~rh frst elsss n,esls e. rnoss~sts rricss e.
sil honrs cav or n.zht Order roasiax =
sDec5s.tv mr oi1uar facaF. RsSrect-
ly. 81 aoh. fornsrig o. tae BTicgs
Street d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Al he rage At \. A. FOrmsy's ios Non-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

CtAx sns issFert frssa Iof = perfumes
Is y ssslsss & 8eTstg-s's : Cstss-ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
E1ectrOlierS.

Tre p@-5a--.isr Eect~ie 90 ceE stsrrffrr -
fhs fsef tast tasT are etis akszts II estera
Trio 80 So fom tfasti0a csss suS = rrfric
fsFat Fix.ara
fr7 sr-ss5f erce. ieree- rcefn iesl rrrrsfrsr-
tor g ioT pf.ees faest xtsres az zneq8s I'd.
Z IRE R~eFsr r sre< arz a. nrlr rsr,r.a vsvrf
s. s-e rsse -er srf f--rfsa - wits szxnis-
ra rfs ard fefs eslzH rsele Ttaze ars
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