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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

u koeV ktoe19<o ~ t6o fSlADo ~S4f< -
ts<soz4 Cxkzas~
it vas not blue koadsys ~ any ns<ss
Ia tas Police Cosrt yesterday sesentsep
cssss vsEs ea shs deckss win no1s u
sigkt-
Nfs. 6nrn. ths cid lady who Was ar
rsstsi saadsy Disht. vas ths asst oas 70 b
called up- Mrs. 6ritin sa white haired
cid LADY sni wosld - nice looking grand
mother 10 most say t&naiiy- sac pleaded
net guilty ssi wss tried b. ths Court snd
wss found 70 ~ guilty Of being very drunk.
CO scooant of her GA ~e~ shs Sss released
on suspended sentence. ATs. 0rirna has .
soa stzdyin tor ths priesthood.
Homsr Lsxres lnot the Uncle Tom .
Cabin L2zrse pleaded guilty 70 charge
q being druak and vent up Tor twelve
dsys.
John McBsias. Z. N. Smith and Geo.
Washington ali pleaded guilty 10 the charge
Of being drunk, and viii break sloae Tor
the nsxt twelve days
Albert Meyers. the man who tried TO
oyerturn Geld-st Saturday night snd was
bfogght TO Headquarters clad 10 bald
head. sAirt. pants and SOCKS. paid s. tor bis
patrol wagon ride
Business has been picking up for . few
days. % Mrs. shafsr came into court yes
tsrdsy morning and pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of ksspiDg . house or ill-Iams and
paid $3.50.
fhos Halloren. arrested for being . dis
orderly person. had nis case adjourned until
Friday.
The Jas. A. Hardy embarrassment case
was adjourned again until next Monday
morning.
Austin Brown and Frank Murray. the
young bootDlacks who were arrested for
shooting craps" will shoot stones with q
slsdse hammer for the next fifteen days on
the city rock pile.
w. Hogan Was arrested<for engaging in =
| hxht on West BIidge-st, he Was tried by
The Court and found guilty, and was as
sessed s9.4o. or twenty days in jal.
Agnes Carpenter. for renting house of i'll
fame. was adjourned until this afternoon.
Cornelius kunst, charged with uttering
| forged paper, had q partial examination,
and the case was adjourned until this after
/ noon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

rhs fs.i,ssfrfsi Frs rsf Flreifs Of Gin
~inraii. 4, ia jssue ~ Juue hss TIE f,l-
fsx n g. ncernirz Grand Rapids inssitu-
ftru
'sTae Grsn3 Rsriis Business Ccilege ve
res-,prnenA - sur readers knoWi0g ihst
~ rsanef praise any Mich ssn school 40
deserving ss this. e Is prscficsi business
ssoesfi,r fhat vcnag nen need- Prof a.
q -,rs,s,sr-.r is scrnfnp npiizhad snt faita-
~. presidents hss deiicstesi his hie seam
rf.fr fof tiie htneiis ef Young peope
" W.ss 10 hisa ~ tfrznd Rspiis. aieh. ,cr
c..ealsrs conc@raiaz this notesi Institution.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

There viil - . meeting eftse Cd Rssi.
6ents' Association of The 9rsad Rivsr Va
leT on ThorsdsT. the 20 inst. ~ 2 cock
,. "a a. ihs Superior Curt roofa. 70 az
pciot delegates - ths s11nai nn~<finQ ~
he STATE PloDeeT socsefv. - be ksld -
Lsnsins y. tas l1th snd lssh iast $50 -
rake rrrrerfs for she fo1e rferie
sd tss tTansscfiea of sarb other basinees
80 mzF eonae befors tie me~fnR
Rarpxs ~ Sxrrs s~er-4.rv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

7ut Ettis business va feue 81 the T
~ e. a. secretsr-es YESTERDAY sxe~rt -
cIrse 1r the Business ef Iasf Eeek- TIE
ter .Fr<ure Tss cleeei rifh = f1-sfa a< - ;.
r laIs eorse The ionai 81 ~ G. A
NJ a'ies fre eew ruiiciax se ft<f ~ ros
stla III Hfsse~ aas - .scr5hesl s. ae
snt Fl asfn tiask Another neefsnr
"a the ccunittse 81 - Aeld tats s~en4nz
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

NJ snd Nrs. George f Gougs lsfl yssssr-
asy morning for their ois tire home IA
Boston- Mr.. Gouge VS. the acting mana
ger for Ar Berger during he entire season
Al P0wers' orsnd Op~rs House srd hotb
hs and 80 eile 0sse many frends n
Grand Rspi8s rao wiii rexrst g. iass ihsua
Massage ssoaes bss ss vst nos deterus nd
uron s1ythiag for tbe nsxf tssstr3cal ses-
aar
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Mr. K W. Rogers. II 6kn Anfonio. Tea.
viii nsks his headquarters IA Grsnf
Rapids for the sun snsr. during v1ict
time he vii c0RtrscG for and aslise
% any stock dealer IA the Stale y
Michigan or adjoining states. any class and
quantity OF Western stock such ss fll1cs
mares. mules. horses. and unbranded gear
linxs- Parties desiring such stock oanDo
possibly do better than BY calling or I'd
dressing Mr.. Rogers. care Bridge stss
Honse. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

July ., 1885, VIM. p. Schroeder and Tills
r. Schroeder were married in this city, and
William deserted Tills in October, the same
year. He is brewer and can earn good
wages. but refuses TO support bis wife. 80
abe wants q divorce. Mrs. Schroeder will
invoke the aid Of Judge Burlingsme to get
z.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

NJ Tkea.do~s J Host for fbs rsxa ssw-n
gssrs egnaertea r&h to Sag sod Te~ef
tsoth5rs tas. hss scn~pe-6 g,esliien ~igk
ths 49, knsrn ssd risols heose -
Heessmsp fenasliT 4 Jene<. -hsrs ks
vAi he pzsss~a q nees hisusS krf~nss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Judge Burlipgams has intimsted that he
viii give Mrs. Cnss Bstemsn sIdivoroessDd
will settle TIE question Of slimoDy in ier
days. Mrs. Batensn will be given charge
OF the tvo children. Mr.. BstsnsB ssys
that De viii take the case 10 the Supreme
Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

= Rsnasl bro~u sAe mind rsa5e-. gave
scpas vsTY anasnF ed interesting tests IN
rasn1 resdirg Is F5Eers lsst svsnsHe. Hs
~ss sare~estDi IN 81 ehst ~ attsrr Fte3 sasi
- saass1s wse hsrdls connenssrsts
~tfh te~ rsrrsts - str entavssiarosrE
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

?. =. AssmonS. ~ tne sarrss Eal
Hofsi Nsw fsrk. accanpsnf@a ~ 3 "
" hesanrx = IS kae eifF pnrrhs~f8e farr8-
fnf. ~ she Piszs Hss1I ~hirs has -
een<Ir fssae aes~T sis eosteri ~ fapsese
= sag - tss srtsss - s1a<n0
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

OF chsmber 5aitss jas1 received sf the Star
Furniture Conp<ay ranging u prices fren
3l4 for three pleo< suite Qp - ~ tine .
suite - any ons would want; also pkrlof
Eooos. springs. etc. 81 prices tfsss make
visz0D-sk
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Rsht Fsschinz airs -ssxsr Rsh ~ss
convictei IN the Reiics Ccart yesterday 81
re chsrx- of befn9 q xsra ~ snd wiI -
ssotenessf this 1sarniug. F~frhf-r wal
prohaaiv tsks 81 sunes - ths -eperIaz
t1urt Hs scps raf esrs - ~erh Eir
tse 5ne ~ ae sses fr tssrs arresfed Fer
xsrs 5l.nx every tras ae o 80 10 tAs cif4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Cstsrrb is czussd By iy>pure blood. and
j. cured bY Hood's osrSspsriils. vhics gurs
fes ihe blood and gives the rhsse svsfem
bsslth sn8 strsogth- Try this peculiar
n 81 fieine
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book published. 100 pages. elegant
colored plates. will be sent YOU ON receipt
OF three 2-cent stamps TO pay postage. Ac-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

handsome eonplexion 10 one OF the
greatest charms . woman csn possess
Pozzoni's Com mplsxion Powder gives II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

The Royal Templars OF the West Side
will give an Ice Cream Social. Tuesday
evening, June 8. at their ball over
Pomeroy 4 LaNtons. All are cordially
invited.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

STssNGg bus tr1s- al wants" appear IN ths
= TEEGRss HEEaLn
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
THis is RlGHr.

We believe In selling Only the best, and
have secured the agency for kemp's Pile
6uppositofies. Price 80 cents. For sale al
Tbhs Drug Store. io Monroe-st. corner
Sprlng-st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

nesirstfs f1rrsshs3 5ncxs ~ day board
csn BE- okss.nsd e. ffs flvon Ct
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
smiths Opsra Honse.

DEsT results and che spest prices may be obtain
ID ed from the Want columns OF the 1ELK-
GsAN-uERAID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

DEsT results ,nd che aoest prices mar be Obtain.
~ 81 lrosn Tie ~ Az c0iuuans Of The TELE
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

STANDARD Bros. Jobbing Agt's. Detroit. NJ
For sale in Grand Rapids a. retail by h. Leon
ard sons Co.. Monroe ~ A. kascb. ~ Canal
Fl; John Corces. II Canai-sl }. Asn De- Neeu.
JOG bonroeft.: Van Der Neen a Whitman. ~
MonrOeeti CoDcliIs fOx. So South Division At;
g. II. DeGraGf H.. 81 South Diyision-sf.. 4. ~
Hart. as souih division st X Is. Husts4l. 80
South Diyigion st: ". T. Chapman, as South
Division ~. J. ,. Failing a Co. ae ecUib DiHl
sion-st.. Philip Graham, 81 and 40 south DiVl-
sion ~. Geo. 7uhcrVen. ~ South Division - A.
ID. Young, Wealthy aud Jeiienon-avcs.. II a.
Hydorn. 3 West Bridge -: y. ii Emery. 81 Nesi
Bridge ST. ChGS. d. k0uk l40 West Bridge e. .
o. y. Watson, 10 West Brlcgest .Chss- reltersch
les West Bridge 4: J. N peasley 6s5 wealthy
ave: J. q. Lehu an. - West Bridee-si,.g. q.
Blakelsy a Co., I5s West fulion-st. A. q Wac
ner lg Eat bddge-st; @. unons, ~ East
Thomas Keaiing 2is East Bridge-kt: Mn q J.
kruidenieT. 325 East Brioge-st q. r. WiliHms
73 Plainbeld-aye.: y. B kromer a Son. 50 Pain
field ave; G. II ssunders. - Painfelc ave 4.
Is, Downing. 25 flsin6eld-ave \. Van der Mas
20 Plainheid-avc.: }. Gray. l23 6outli nivi.
sion 81: Hanuik d Nrlgrink 80 Ellswcrth-sre I;
Nelis Hardware. u and -. GrsDdvilieAVs: I:
Brink Bros. Qrint, "a 6rsndvilie ave. J.
Nierenca. s. 6randville-s ye.; John NormneEA
81 Grandvile-ave.: John + pykstra. wcs Leon.
ard and Turnersis.; K. Van Der Neen, Wea
Leonsrdst.
Geo. c. Weafhefbee & Co, Tbclfe, Trace a Co.
Wm. Donnsn A Co. EofAp, Fitnimmons A Go.
Naumann. Drewcse Stsrkc 4 f0fkel, Detroit
*sch Foster rteveDs & Co, Hawkins & fcrrs.
Bulkley, Lemon Hoops Amos Nuzze 'inGn a
Co, II. Ieonsrd's Sons. Jobbing Agents for Mich.
igan who buy q. 30 and loe gross iotA-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
hotE IN THE sAFE.

CrRkNss but trle-sil VANS appear IN the
~ IkLEsR&NeHxEAIB
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
Brinkerhoff System
DR.. w. q. CHRISTOPHER,

Permanently located a. ~ kelsros stfcss
~ iocicosib iuiidiaa. cncc houu a. nj. " 5
=. n. oany t1crrf Neoaes1ss suc Tnufsosy
kundsy. tofT NJ Take sieVsloF - hoom g
and 90. lCusuiistlCn iree
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

THE FuLL intent and puRposs Of the
@ills bllR 10 10 rocuEFeot the cardinal
principles Of the ooaslitutlon Of the
Southern oontsdsRAcy, and compel the
people Of the N OTth 10 accept and sub
mit 70 exactly What the slave oWneRB
endsAvoEed 70 force upon them yoAFs
Ago. Thsss men WAnl Rree trade for
everything produced or manufactured
In the North, but insist on . high
taEiH for rice and all the other pro-
ducts Of the South. Northern industries
and Northern enterprises must bo
squelchsd and tFAmpled under foot, bus
8 juthsrn products must BE- protected.
Hence We are 70 have. II ths Democrats
can give 1t 10 ne, free wool and free
every Thing else, but Fics must have an
enormous tariff placed upon II, 30 that
all competition IL hhui out. This is
Mr.. OlevelAnd'a ideA OF revising the
tariff, and II Northern mechanics like
Il, they will have the opportunity Of
saying 90 In November.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

THE POLICY Of The DsmooTAlIs i'd
mlnistrailon is clearly shown BY the
fAot that NOT long Ago sssretAry Endl-
Soli gave . contrast 10 EagIlsh manu-
iAoluEeFs for blankets for The army, be.
cause be obtained them through pAuper
labor for go cents . pals less than the
same goods could be Manufactured tor
In this country At the wages PAID
American Workingmen. Ths tariff on
blankets 10 80 cents spiese, and - the
Government Imports everything u needs
free oil duty, the Secretary Of War saved
5000 by taking the work away from
American workiDgmsn sRd giving IL TO
British manufacturer, although the
mechanics OF this country have them TO
pay for In the way Of internal tAxeA
Thls is tbs policy Of the Democratic
administration, and the mechanic or
WorklngmAn who votss for lis contlnu-
Anos votes 70 take the breAd out OF the
mouths Of his wife and children.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

We DO not know What the mana zsEs
Of the eleorlo light company did 81
sheir meeting = few days since, bus we
srusI that they oAn see lhsir way clear
20 III the price ST whlsh they can offsr
II to the oily, 80 that the directors OF Ihe
Street and Sewer Commission oAnnOt
nave any excuse Tor not accepting II.
we are ANXIOUS 10 sea our city lighted
py electricity, and We think IL will be ;
s..V.ng In the ltnz raD, even II II oosi .
htIle mora than gas, Tbs days OF gas
sno gasoline have pAslsd, and they will
nave 70 alive way 10 electricity. The
m re light We have tbs fs wer burglAries
And other or mes shsFe will ss com nit
tto' soms lime ago, Big Frank, the
TANK burgsr Hho Ia nov confined 10
New oAsile jail, sAld to The wrI.sr, GhA,
sne dAys ol bank rab5eries were nov
over As far As tha large olIes are oon.
oerned, As the ele,iri1 ligut had made
II impossible as FAR as burglars were
concerned.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

THE FACT that there are several oAses
OF yellow fever on board vessel Al The
Break water, and thai 1t Is raging 10
such an extent Ia some paris OF r .oTida
thAi the Governor OF thai State has
asked the Assistance OF tie Federal au.
thorilies TO prevent Us spread, is mat.
fer Of the grayest oon JerD, which should
Induce our suthoFlGiss to Ai0p. every
meaus In their poR yer to prevent II OBJ
taining fooihOld Ia this CITY. II the
smallpox Is plague, TO be dreaded by
everyone, The yelloE fever is mucb
more 50, and the fAot THAI 90 many
Nor.htrn ollisS have direct communI.
cAtlon with Florida ls additional cause
for alarm. Although II has frequen Il }
been charged tSsi she yellow fe Tsr ex.
asied in Florida, II has 81 Ways been de.
niei, lest the truth shoald dlmlnleh she
number Ct Northern visisOrs during Ihe
winter, therefore when the Governor
serioualy Expresses 3 fear that the fever
may bioome epidemic at the seaporss IN
the hte, and urges the Cooperation o
the UUtltd States government In pre-
venhng . calamity 30 threatening, 4
seems time that soma precautions WeIt
adopted by the health AuIhofitleB o
Northern cities.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
a nnppI ReoonelllatIon.

There vas Joy In the houle OF Samuel
Sharp. = farmer reading near HuIff.
Vile. Glcuoe ter county, N. j., yes,er.
DAY, and the fatted calf was killed in
honor OF the event. About . month
ego while Sharp was away from home
his wife packed up . lot Of goods IN the
cATKyall wAgoD, took q trunkful Of her
best clothes, and In company with the
hired man left for parts unknown.
When Sharp returned home he rAved,
and upon learning the true facts In the
oAss vowed that he was done with mar
Eied life for the rest OF his days. After
wards, however, he Learned that his
wife was living with her relatives In
Camden, and that abe had not elopea,
Sharp had Issued . warrant for the
hired mans arrest on the charge Of
horse-steAling The wife declared that
she would apply for decree OF divorce,
and matters looked EquRlly. But
with n the past few days . change has
come over the spirit Of Mr.. sdaTp's
dream. He became lonely aud tired Of
living by himself. The LpBhot Of the
matter was that he made oveFtursB for q
reconciliation, which were kindly re-
oeived, and ye5terdsy shelving
wagonloAd Of furniture, On which eel
Samuel Sharp and his wife, drove
through Woodbury. on their way home
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

TEE COUNTRY seems to be iu'sstsd
with confidence msB, Who are preying
upon Lhe unWAry. 0nly . few wstks
since = pair OF Them we're operating In
this vicinity, and suooeeied in duping
. farmer 10 Ihe tune Ct $500. Then an
aged and weAlihy map In PhilAdel-
phlA WAS sWiudled ont OF 81. 900, and
nlmo,t daily We read OF similar oases In
other paris OF the country. The PhllA-
dslphlA Press, in speaking Of these
shArpsrn, BhyI:
''They bslievs undoubtedly that =
certain percentage Of the people who
become Of age each year are fools and
that In few years enough OF them will
be alive 70 furnish material for their
operations. 30 they visit one locality
Wh' they think the crop 10 ripe there,
and after having harvested ell the fools
leave for new fields. The crop seems TO
be pretty ripe and pretty plentiful this
summer In PennBylvAniA. The accounts
Of these BWindles raise doubt whether
people have progressed much in intelli'
Renee since the Yankee peddleF OF forty
years Aso pereuAded the New York and
Pennsylvania Dutohmen to pay three
times the cost Of q good clock for
wooden one"
While there was some excuse foriy
ysArs ego for people being sWlndled b!
shArpsrS, there il very little now, a
she man who reads . ne EspAper know
shat these scAmPs are continually OF
the lookout for Victims, and oou1t
qusnIly should bs on his guard 4
6rAnsAotInR business With airAngeTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
nIora Hann-snnL,,nn

iHDIANAPoLTs, Ind, July 25 "A
deiegation from GhRmpailne County,
Illinois, numbering about 900, visited
1tnelAl HaTFitoD yesterday. The dele
gailon oomprlsed political clubs and
GU Iens from UrbAns, Honor, Cham
PslRue CITY, Sidney and MAhonet
AAnv OF the visitors carr ed red, white
end blue pArasois % hich they waved as
they marched. Frank Wright, OF Ur.
bana! on behalf OF the delegation, read
an ao dress, TO which General Harrison
began,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
. Terrible Gut.

\ 0rrIbl0 Gut.
We desire to say to
our readers thas we
have made a terrible
cut in our prices OF
Summer Suits for Men
and Boys, also in our
Order Depart m e n t.
Wh)i Because we must
get out of a tight place.
We have too many
goods-great piles OF
them, and 1t will never
do to carry them over
into another season.
The fact is we must sell
and now is your time
to get bargains, such as
will tickle you clear in
to your boots. At your
own p;ices( (almost). We
are now prepared to sell
you a suit-a ready
made suit or one to or
der, it don't matter. We
over stepped the mark
In laying in our stoUk.
last spring and now
you are to i"e;, :, i the bene.
fit OF our big. mistake.
We are preparing the
way tor our fall trade.
Get out of the way our
summer stock we must,
and damaging prices
will bring the result, we
hope. Don't go shabby
looking when such an
opportunity is afforded
you. The like you
never saw before.
JAS, 7, MULLIH&SOB,
EAuoRs & ORR & MARKET
uoCHIERs, WILL, pKL,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
wANAmAKER's.
PHILADELPHIA. wodro ,dAy. July IS. lssa

There's a storeful OF helcs,
20 make the Summer outing
pleasant. You'll need them,
Fresh air and country seen
cry don't entirely flI the
bill.
Lightest and brightest Of
cottons; fiImy woolens; ex.
quisite Ceylon Flannels, with
the sire 9Th of wool and the
airiness Of cotton. Or you
can get the stuffs made up
often with a trlne or MOTH
ing TO pay for the making.
Underwear, overw ar.
Easiest, daintiest footwear
Head rigging for roughing
it or for show. And a score
of little things you'll be sure
to want when they're out oi
reach.
Including sporting gear.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
Red r. & G. Corsets, 60c.
Old gold 4. & 6 Corsets, G5c.
Gray r u G. Corsets, 65c.
White R. s. @. Corsets, 75c.

Pink and blue stay at 81
Color makes the price. If
not wanted now, it would be
cash in pocket for you to lay
the dark colors away for
cold weather. We sold a
red Corset no better last
Winter for 81 so.
The surprisIngest Corset
we know in America is 1, G.
No. 248 at 81. Cost over
$3.50 each to land. In all
but top trimming cisely
like the 81 IS I. Gone
lace, one embroidery.
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle
You should be able to
easily get at and clean every
inside nook and corner oi
the Refrigerator. But the
danger comes most from the
out-of. sight parts that are
not meant to be got at.
What is the non-conductine
substance between tn {
double wallsl Damp, soggy
sawdust perhaps; "dead air
perhaps. Think of it!
We pick the Puritan from
the whole world OF Refrige
rators and put it at the head
Every corner get-at.able
perfect drainage, space be
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
roach shIpmenu.

me shipment of pssches over the
I1eNlAWAre 1yNre Railroad yesterday we're as
lgealows; For PhilAdelphiA, 81 carloads
Jersey Olty, d total TO date, 81 car
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

tween the outer shell and
the inner zinc lining flled
sFM charcoal. When we
know of a better Reirigera.
tor the Puritan shall take a
back seat.
Sldeboard Puritan, porce.
lain tank, Sra to 500. Up
right, S. so to $50. Ice
Chests, $4 so to $40.
Basement, northwest Of centre,
A proper Tourists Glass
will help your eyesight by
40 or so miles. Wherever
you are you get that much
bigger strip Of the world to
look at. II you go to look
(soms don't) the cost OF a
glass won't count. Excellent
Glasses, $3.50 to $23.5o,
with strong leather case and
strap.
Near Juniper street entran'e.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25
'T7BB AaItsAFS' sA'iNt pAH1
4 gO. bo2 1AHHET sTREsh

INCORPORATED, HD,..s.''., = IIiS 'iros ~
Ooon 10 receive dep9slti asny n ns s,rlal
antfl an, m, snd on 'lEesdAy Anl -
svenltig iTom ! 70 0 iloeS. .,,,t., ,s,la I
Tho Smarter Of the oslE piVViSSt u n
protits ppon It's invoS!p.snts, sI1sgs " ss,,II
Is 10 rsqulred iog tho ~. y.SgI s5rSaI b 4
expenses aud iot .t,a.. sai.'O,Is SsslI b dlhS
security Of dc 22.lgi'' 'H'
% M mSnsgsf Is allowed % bo'iyS 'inyoS,1,i,isi N
Of Nc iuSds deposited wiz Ih' V''f
mANAog gRs. ,,,.,
asorSe ". Busn, q SitAaSSsf Aa j, BHt
u, Weslo J S tldiai 4 Hsnson,
Geo. :. Oapslla ~ IN II iSeEIos,
OhSs. ". Rowland, JCJ J,c,bony X, HlrgllIl
Ios, l.. Carpenter, Jr'' ~ Ss.Tg 5I51ton HAls
Henry Y. Dure,. ,,n ns S0BTdAGs'
IuHEH,, Ion ,,,i. hoANEO dEO. s, 0tlIii551hI t5li9i51II
Presidsnt. vr,,rnrsf,
lfw.mV Jos. Nj, mAtI
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

THE Democratic papers hAvs been
quoting James Dobson, the wsll-known
carpet manufacturer OF Philhdelphla,
As being in favor OF free wool. They
know that free wool Is sanding thou
sands Of Democrats into tbs Republican
camp, and therefore they are trying to
Offset this by stating thai large manu-
GAclureEB are In favor OF Il. The slate
msnt In regard to Mr. DlbSon was pub.
Iished yesterday morning In the Spring.
Geld Republican, . Democratic journal.
On seeing II, Mr.. William whitman,
president OF the NaslonAl Association oil
Wool Manufacturers, sent the despatch
and received the ans Hsr which We pub
lish below;
To James Dobson, Philadelphia, Pa:
To-day's Springfield Republican
quoteB you As being Ia favor Of frei
wool. Dan ! deny It's truth?
WILLIAM WHITMAN
Boston, July "a, 1873.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

William Whitman, Boston, Mass
Have never advocated free wool, moi
do / think the best interests Of the
country would be served II we had Il.
JAMES DoBsoN.
PtilAdslphlS, July "a, 1858
This should settle The matter, bat we
do NOT believe II will, and we suppose
Democratic iournAs will still continue
70 assert thai Nj. DJbson fAVOrs free
wool.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

Here are some sateen R.
& G. Corsets, qualities that
have never before been SOLD
for less than 81. The new
price scale:
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

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|uork An|
presented
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

JOHN WANAMAKR.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-25

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The Springdale news., 1888-12-28
LAWRENCE LOYJOY.
A t.o1.lcnco of English Life During
 tho Froo-Trade Movement.
BY FRANK J. MARTIN AND W. II. 5.
 ATKINSON,

ArTnoRs OF TIE MILLS OF GOD AND OTH-
 FIR STORIES.