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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29
The Best Purifier Made.

Damascus. Ga June g. 1857.
] have suffered with Cattarrh for about feur
years and after using four bottles Of Botanic Rlotd
Balm had my general health greatly improved.
and IL I cosldkeep out OF the bad weather would
be cured. believe il il the best purifier made.
Very respectfully,
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. sun
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29

Several nice rooms to rent,
furnished or unfinished. APP
pay ab Nrby's Bank
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29
-::-HODGE Bros.
Hardware, Stoves, Barbed Wire, Pun rs,
Windmills, Buggies, Seeds and
Farm Machinery.

Our stock of BUILDERS HARDWARE i. comp.. and ". ar.
prepared fill bills very low prices.
Have just received of ACORN STOVES the Low
reputation the ACpRN oo we'll established s ne.d .ny come
ment upon their merits st this time
We have hand a large stock of 5arbed
ire, both the single and double strand, that we are
selling at Cut Freight Rate" Prices.
Have very large assortment of Pumps, and
are confident with prices prep red make
sell to You if you will give chance make you prices
This department is in charge of Mr. Geo. Shurer who has
an envable reputation pump and pipe filter. Salts
faction Guaranteed.
We are agents for the -Adans WIND
MIL, and safely say that other mill has given
as good satisfaction in Dickinson county
Can give all who buy before April LIST,
Special inducements.
for Abilene Carriage Works entire lie of goods,
and can and will sell Carriages Buggies,
Surveys, Plaetons, Spring Wag-
ons, etc, Cheaper than any
House in the CITY,
We carry complete stock of Field and
Garden Seeds, Seed Corn anu Oats.
ssss bH a Red Te Me Orchard
Cane and Landretn's Garden Seeds.
Our line of Farm Machinery is the same for several
years past Canton Flows and Listers Barlow and Chal
enge Planters TAFT and Challenge Check Rowers, Canton
Clipper Tricycle. Adams Cutvators, Wood Self Binders
and Mowers.
We cordially invite everybody to call and
examine our st ok and get our prices.
HODGE BROTHERS.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29
ARSTRACTSi

have complete and reliable set of
Abstracts of lands and lots in Dickin
son County, which are brought up to
date every day. If you want an abstract
call and see me.
!. FL. BRADY.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29
Coal cheap at M. T.
Goss & Co.'s, Man
chester, Kan.
Your Best Interests

Will be furthered by seeing me if you
wish to BORROW MONEY son land.
37tf G.. w. CARPENTER.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-29
German millet seed.
HODGE BROS.

Great rejoicing all over the world on account o
the discev cry of South American Nervine which
is acknowledged by all as the most valuable med
ical discovery Of this century. Ii possesses prop
critics which quickl, cure the Stomach and Nerves
and give sweet and refreshing health VIII re dis
ease, nervousness and pain have been the rule.
South American Nervlne has no equal as cure
for weak Stomach, weak Nerves, weak Lungs,
weakly females. weakness of old age and nll forms
OF failing health trial bottle will convnc &c you
Price 10 cts. and Sl.25 sold by j NJ. GlEIssNER
druggist, Abilene, K tnsas
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

paFtius and h-F health impeFiled by Iunc-
liOuai irregularities. a. ber criIic2l period Of
life Was turned % Joy and gratitude after =
brief ssit-tlealIEsnt With Or. P.erce's Favor
ile f...cfip-aon. /. purified aud enriched
Ger blood. gaFs a healthy activity TO the
kidney. stomach. bowels, and other or
gans. ana tss return 10 robust health
52eedIiy lo..oNel il i the Only rleaicice
Tor women. sold oy druggists. under a
positive e1araalee from the manufacturers.
EnaI it Will give satisfaction IN every case.
or money VII Dc refunded. This guaran-
Tee has been printed Oh the bottle-wrapper
and tail1illis Carried ont Tor many years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The Co1neii Ill nlszs ten snE
II d Ia seft. Of Grsas Ezpias, vas IA
t9zl yesterday.
81 y Jones. ofGFsna ktpits, sas a gaes
ol Eas 0ecl1 sntal yesterday.
Tie Board 81 Ragis WORKS held The
regular meeting lasg ssss4nk
Mss laura Moore. u Ldp0Etss iEt-, =
visa - Il IS Pauline McFhegsoa-
Ihs e 81. n T. - are a0H selling
excursion iicxsls % al Ssu-1ern points
Hensalaes the seciai h0p % be givsl bY
Asses 0a4s aud benel-es ~ t1s c-aT-sve.
4rmoFy f3nisLL
The social hep given oy ths Apss
Icbassaa tiab iu tae Car ave. sFa8ory
ilst eFeling HAs . very successful affair.
The members 81 the Divers Association
as Tealssts1 10 be prsss1g ~ taeiE csg1
rsCHs toMofF0N eFe1lag - sFfz1ee faE
Their 4nDuai BAL shlea 9ili tsAe place 81
their nss hail FRIDAY evening. JaHu-
4ry ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

There Is nothing in the way of parties so
popular a. is Wintes IS the pedro party"
To properly arrange for a pedro party all
the furniture in the room should be re-
moved supplying as many tables as are
necessary according 10 number present,
counting four or six players to each table
Small square tables are used and neat
folding chair made especially for the pur-
pose The chairs and the tables should be
ali alike and those who do not have them
themselves should order OF Radcliffe & Holt
III south Diyision-st.. who furnish them
on short notice. Their telephone number
Il 900
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Cours Ohicsr MAIZE, who wAs so
seriously injured while doing ysomsn
service for ths city New YsaS's Day
Monday while the l2ds were eosssing on
Last Bridge ct. hil, "a cutie i'll at bis
home on So tocking-st. TIE injuries re-
csissd are very painful aad e requires
constant care, beth day and night. The
rule os the Board cf Police and Fire
Commissioners provides for no compsn-
sation for msn detained from duty while
on tie sick hsh unless especially voted
b. tas Bosrd. It's Is certainly de-
serving csss. AID II over an officer wsE ca
titled 70 hsfah pay Tor lest time. Oaicer
MAHrs is. no risksd b.s lie 10 save shst
q a lady, sni VS. ihs-sby i0Iarsd badly,
II not fatally. The TzLxaBAH- HEsALD
believes It vii bs q Just act ot shs Polics
Commissioners 70 vote Mr. MAHSs pay
tor all TIE iims hs ioses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of thS Phoenix Furniture company will be
held a. the companV's office on Summerst..
ia The city u Grand Rapids. Michigan. OF
Wednesday, toe 18th day of January, 1888,
3. 100 o c.ock in the evening. for the pUr-
pose II electins seven directors for the ell
SUNG year. and for the transaction of such
other business as may De lawfully brought
before lhs meeting.
f.. W. kLEfsDIKSsT, Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Mich, January 3. 1858.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

4ItEANI-As ker llama On JeasT-on o. 4,
Wednesday evening a. ciock. Nh S4Engsi
- alg asec san.
Iseessei hss d 81 Ia this ely fog usay years
and leaves ausbAnd three daughters and one
s0a b mOara Der loss. Tae funeral MI tzks
place o. eeEl SUNDAY Uoru.4g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Y'kf kEcH CAS- IfNE u Hf.gSkS ANb PAY
- ress. - csB n {oor = tLey pIzchss<
thczn - T. 4. floFig lossit sess4k. elsf<sit<
sseet Aa-ea.
4 rooan a2zse zA1 llirss-l8ree t.ot ~ aad blsek 4
ffoz2 A~enes &84 tttasael-kl cSfs. Ia > rssct 81
eer N1tS 1oAC 14e faEz1sf EsrEslr IL oraD1
k&t.iae Z sz-c eefeGt Deee1per J. fSE - se-
tiE2laa ksps@s Ssu
uoSek AID LOT foR sAlk or k0k RAJ.
II ~ izfsyet-r -. nfth oonss saut1 81 che<fs-
- 49, e1c stil4l 1olsS g. rent 81 H-.4so1 t4Aor
k,e.1ze ea tAs premises -I
LOk sALE-A lAkGF xRICx DaElA3NS
4 1ellse. oE = - st- iof a. 49, a ne&t flame
c"ei'1g hotsse "a 5suessi. fof f@s31 ans A.
e. ssfe t4sta e SHzfs4 Co. s876} az oa slnsti
ISy s1e.ts sEd tsAaZzlzl-4 l1lIllS. = a. h&pt &.
hon ~. Le0y4f1 bt0ck 0Fts Public lAtl4ft
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Telegram Publishing Company will
ee held 20 the Company 's.Oftce, Is Psarl-st..
in tue city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan, on
Monday. the 9th day OF January. 1888. ct
$50 p. M, for the purpose Of electing oftic-
ers aud directors for the ensuing yesr, and
tor the transaction of such other business
as may be lawfully brought before the
meeting. LLOYD BREZgx,
Secretary.
GRAsD RAPIDS. Mich, Jan. 3, 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

ca At-. | 49, 80 @fA
sades Jsczsoa, ef tie JalSsd ssasea
Ci1sak Coarf. haa 6iszolssd sas iasaue-
noa zrsa-ss Is ih- Csitsd States Dissfics
Coart aszs 81 tbs suit el las tiraa1 Rap.
ia Elscfsse Lzhs Company sz4tIss the
Eliisoa g.saiFe iaE1s 1oalDan5. The
coart has 1ols .ast shat tnls journal
snd sysry gessa1 oi eoualou sense grs-
aictsd S xoull 80. lf = qusis ths seighs
- SIS r.aieal5gs g. sgrrcss tna- ne
glou Moa Council of shs eiiy q Grand
EApisls eaa le..slsls 4zs aaE ruphe pollss
ana tas advancement ~ trade a.a tnus
menace tAs xroata ~ 40 city there
ass inss40ess Whsrs Is - rsftsc-iy righE
and proper igg me1lelFaasy % grant
exeiasiVs f1afchIsas. for iastA1ee, TIE
Counsel nay say lEas sirset cls eona-
Fany csa have sls sols night - lay
trzcx ia a CERTAIN sireef, for . allow two
or mere eoupzaiss - lsy tracks n oos
street. Nould 10 an 1illy both 70 the
street ami las ely xsasrallyi bar ths
CouEcii has not tas sisal b sey that sny
o1s sfrssf car company snali have tno
right O. exclusively operate horse cars IA
tts city,
Ias paasinZ o. the ordinances vas a
gElegora ssfur and e is - o. regretted
that "a i1Jaac, lca va issued nader Il.
Tns Ellsoa Company bls us to
grsas sxlsnss and eislzsna aa1 a44 made
soatraets sisa it % great Inconvenience
sad annoy o.. Ibs new company prom
isaa t0 Trocss1 y iih the work q getting
their plant ia wor kiug ofdsr With al
es.esity. Ibs dsld Is quils ready Tor oc-
eupAney.
1uE CoNGR FesIONAL COMMITTEES.
Speaker q az LlsIH Las finally appointed
hls committees aad new, perhaps, Con-
grsss caa Kes % work. The Republican
msmbsrs from Michigan have Jared quite
e. ss.i a. lLs Democrats. burrows has
q place or ons ol lbs most important Of
al the comm iitsss, Appropriations, aud
CUrCaEoS ls ca Military Affairs along
With FosD. IL vas szpecled thst our own
FoHD would bs placed on shs Rivers and
Harbogs bat tIsaxE oi Bay Cty-who
nay bs tEs Demccrstic nominee Tor Gov
srnor o. MishiEan captured that place.
It wouid sss1a thss Mr.. FoRD would have
bssa far more a. hone On the Naval
than the Military Committee. Judge
CaFMAS should certainly haye been
placed on ths Judiciary instead OF For
ssgn Adsirs, and his friends are soreiy
grisvsd that be We net 50 fisced. In
toe committee Of thirteen Gu Military
AGairs, Representative FORD IS named
EH6
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Ess2oST Co1s wro has oesn elected
- the inportznt position e Spssksr of
the New fork Assesnai aiT. i q lawyer from
Wstkins. Schuyler coursr. and = oaiY 81
years cld. CoAs's oeiY opponent 10 she
caucns wss ne vefersH Rspublcsn var
horse. Jsazs W. ursrzo
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Those who think ls sema7ksbls TO see a
brixhs star ia cur s<y nov AZ noon-dsy.
should ~ down ID o vel. Tit be deep
suouxh. snd dark enough, tasy viii see
tbs keavans bespsngied - at midnight
Yet some people seen e suppose tbss
wbso SOS uc-ning comes ths stellar
boGiss tsss &C tber shining robes aud
70 to bed somewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Congress ought 10 pass lsw sathcr-
1-ng tas HgFessioHat heecT7 10 b
Acct ss an opsn fie n every possoefce IN
fa lr.or.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

General BzAea. Of Wisconsin will Il is
SAID. - msde Minister 10 Mexico. Il is
more thaa likely that Colonel VIEAs
f<vors The appointment nos 50 mu5b. how
svsr. bscauss hs loves tns Gsnsrsl e. oe-
cagsa tbs ttsnsrsl can 20 hin less harm
D Mexico than "a Wisconsin. Gsasrsl
BEsaa IS liable - appear At slmost any
tsias 10 the roie ~ ban % 3 cllna shop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

We fasr shst tha niner7 who vent out
viil fa3 ~ sud ~ taas ias.r sober
s.enna sacu1hs' Tas th@i- worst
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

l. saar- ul4 cellar l0ts y the nsfoe aI
l-refef- ~ NoEta ffoai-st A i-lsrSl reward o.
e7so Il
1 OsT-WILL I'll GENTLEMAN SEgN PICK
- tns np ca1@sg blre opposite fis Ao1.oe <t.
=. 4sS Keltfa szlS - 4ls = e.. L4l. IA Ao---
raes-.. uQslz-ls and gel Esszfr
! OsT-hEfN NEEN OH sloHH 40 lAE
IL Posi-. Ice asasll pscsese suts--ilas fsHes
wofk aud sHt rug. in lsF "a ! e sl-l4-ls r.
safdsa - lssY.ng s. Nor e.
{ Oof-A f0N IEEHiER- -WHl4T Wf4M
- biack sud tsn hetd acEat isl. ises
81 lte hss 4 collar ia l. seEsgo VI .
psid for his return. ssesens. tosseSs sieFe-s
= e.,
| OST ~ HA hONROEsg OR 5EFFkEsoN
l. ave, Psir a gold 1osed ket tac.ss IA a
leather ease. iiader pezsf notify N5s. Merritt
u :. frospectss saa felslis iItcIal rs- arl s-lt
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

This opinion of 3adxs JACKsoS IA the
slsctrsc light matter has nos reached the
ats yss bus is - raisrusood thai Il ran
ders v0id a. city srdiasness In 40 Ear a.
th.v rs.sts - granting exclusive fran
shisss such ~ thss siysn % tie Grand
Rapids Elsctrio L1gas sad Power Com
rarr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAs EeDnb<E Of hD~s An an y sa srtis>assaf
can bs feea2 ~ afstslAx tAs kasa Der ox
~sFes o. sssea- Azy part sf . iase coe2tsd
ssS2s fsHn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

VVANTED-A NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
" homework ~ 275 Wes. Broadway. etf
TMAN rED-ONE COOK FOR rRlYATE FAs-
w Is, 6dlsins r0om gill, x -.2esa. c rVelts
Tn Sc a. Il good pia g. D Jlis mi =,
Fleece t.aes )
IETANfE) coon GIRL FOR GENERAL
W 10 ssworc. s. al family. Call al once.
90 Nor-h .ouas 3
IJkHrED-iiAE cARVERs, STEADY WORK
" and good wages. Sigh Furniture Co. Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

WANfED - EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
W ID. +. Decker. Of u South Division. hss fe
10 ved 20 No 81 Aonnoe-st ss fIl lle Of
Piano, Organs sewing Machines. small ausss a.
instruments, etc
Il d. PERRY, N TiIE KEAR OF a. SOUTH
4. Division 81, viii luratsh a. kind 0i build
ing stone al feaaouabie I2tss siso hsa-lOck luln-
be- ios al kinets % building plrFoses. y
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
For Eeltt--KOofias.

DoARDTNG-GOOD ROOM AND BOARD CAN
ID be secured az l6i North Dlvislon-s.. a35tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
Situations Wantcd-Femnle,
B9ordSlT.

yUANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUsEMAID
" by an English lady lstely from Canada. APP
ply at zJ9 Madison ave- Att
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
Situations fs'anted-AIafc.

N11UAIiCN NANTED-EXpERIENCE MAN
> aged p, wants position in L r. goods tore.
~ ierenc glsel. IT,, IL North "a ayet.esL
thfANTED-A GOOD GIRI. FOR GENERAL
w fCusework Inquire a. Z7s South Diyis-
iOn-st. 7
WANTED = BY MARRfED MAT. WHO
W speaks English. German and Holland, a
situation as fo1r alker or porter best Of refer
eaces. Addless Il. Dew, II PscSard-st
IVANTED-SITUATION BI A MIDDLE-AGED
W gentleman of experience es engireer fire
man, coachman o. night waichman, pest o ref
erences farnisrei Address /. I. r., Box ., ths
ofice. .
WANTED By A YOUNG MAN ATTENDING
W college situation in store until q. m and
aileT p. u, ievelry ar dry goo6s pref FRED.
Best OF references. address J. :. Doxj, telegram
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

nor SALE-hE Old fSTABBf-HfD Niiit-
i nery business. GA M0ur3s-st, otjact 7 81
iiua TO much ears. III Hcrk for puFohsstr-
Apply ~ = M1nroes
T0R sALE-WF HkVF FOa sALkfe.0 SHARE
Fl st,cs an estsb. -heI ~ n i.ge rc.e ia
thir etrg gsl. I'D I'VE gse Ersnf aan
frs'ness 81 ace ExCtsrge. hooHa = and Piece
tlo :. t
I0O2 SIX BARBEE sHOp. FrRS' rE1E
4 I'D fstrrsz. doirs go0i tnsnse< 10 ~
COdhgoos- 81 ~
IoE sAIE 0R RENT-NkF Do afk sToRE
I ca Msdissn- are.. uea- q -. 81 cuiT e.
tbs aeet Eelis f3r 81 - rtsr. 81 orcs Id
god a Ie call sgn flne res f1ie a1cut o.
hsrtp &C. also SO q. - is iilsfe, 3 1elrns sfe
an CO.. q -nz end aoocrlra 1rtle Krcs.
orsrs Hcase tsSek
IwANT TJ sElL HF HoRsg PnAEToF AND
| hsnae.s verg Cbfsp iftsksa sroa- John 2.
Hrmer. 1s Csuslr 3
rr TsUS sALF o. NsNHk11AN E0Us
y fsrril..ra fn Progress os. from g. .. n. 1stN
IL 2 n ksrs tsresias Hast - sfsa. f-it
rOR SALE-efoo HACK CAEAP. or WIEL
4 exreerg, ~ n fer properly E1st E6vefas
4 Co. tt-,ah 55ft5-f = fiF @Ht
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
For Hrnf-- FiGces.

IlOR RENT-NEAT MARKET. WELL 10
4 Gated on strsct car line, fitted up ice hox.
choppinE block pins etc. Luton 4 Duns5t
Widdiconb block drst floor.
CTDRE tND BASEMENT To RFST The
= s ore ( Basement ~ the HlileT's block. 90 ".
Bridge & First cess location. SpDly 10 AT1
semnel Aiiier. Sf,u
NOR EBNI-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
L now occupied By ArS J. g. Bsrrons CO... wesi
Bri5ge & Front-sf The let l0cat o. IN ihe .iiy
Also rooms il the block. :. S. Bell, az 3, No IS Z
Is Wet g3ogN S4t
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

For Eent--KO0nas.
TOR RENT - LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
'front.' ROOMS with board. - Crescentaye. 10
TOR RENF-A NICELY FURNISHED Up
s'aIls, r9nt II ON suitable ortwo gentlemen
Apply At g IAN oul-st. %
NOR RENT - ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
furnL he'd; heat aad gas. Enquire at Al Ran
som Vt. 2f
IlOR RENT-NICR FURNISHED ROOMS ON
j second fooT, Ne. 81 Caual-st. Enquire of the
new proprietor at room IA. 10
COR RENT-FURNISHFD ROOMS, STEAM
i heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply ST ROOM los. New Houseman
block ID
Tor RENT = ROOMS FOR LIGHT MANU-
featuring with steady power. EDqnire at
q. r Veneer Works, or evenings II kansogn-st.
3istf
no RENT CHEAP-TwO NICELY FURNISH
i ed rooms. Apply At ~ \. Collegeave., city
s45tf
Tl0R RENT-DESlRABLE PARTIES CAS
Il obtain either OF two first class furnished
rooms supplied with steam heat, etc. IN the new
Vinegar block ON South Divisi0n-st., by applying
TO &. u. Brock. 3Stti
TOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
4 either single or en- Ssite; steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply 81 Room 4s
Ledyard lock. I0i OttswaSt. 22stf
NOR RENT-TwO SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
i III the new Ps'atlne block, with ell modern
cC cCnYeaiences including ihe patent Aldine Heat
inc Crate. Also ten ement OF six rooms corner
ShGWmuf-sve. aud Ninfer-ss. Also ioonls tOIcui
-I.~l ...FtH rfn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
no RENT CHEAP-Two NICELY FURNIsE
/ ed rooms. Apply at 81 \. College-ave., cit
Fo7. Renc--H0itses.

nor RESf-BEsIRABLE RO0M FOE TWO
/ gentlemen, VITA bosrd at 90 Bostwick-sl. S45.i
IA Ill. Rent TO RIGHT PARTY, A SMALL,
w well far, ished house. good location, II
minutes wax from Post Ofsce; rent reasonable.
Address, W. Box s, this Office. S45tf
NOR RENT - A TENEMENT OF sEVBE
T rooms IN the new Pais.ine Block, cor. ot
Couri and Allen streets. win eli cOnvenif nces
i.ciusing the patent Aldine heating grste. Alsl
one OF four rooms NO. ~ straig3t-st. second
house from West FuIon-st. Inquire OF b. 81.
Ea-ra-d. 3 Aileu-sL cor ot ". Nernon-st a-St
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
AfSsceflaneo1s.

U2NTFD a ~Fcevn HANn CDPgIrs
n PRES. Affr~ fs0 te7irs A
II AT Ef-.t9f F34 Alflt'tlrs. e1e
~ RI ~uces 1ir.n 81 rre2 A7T h-rf
f.rr se.srs.s e th s-es - zet cuws ETs e.-
rrflrr I-igrr s--lr sta-css Icck
fafen Ess ef
vRTAETEs- e. or Tc7THo oF G7sEb 7k7iTs
a. 30 IrrtH aiec.. csycf e sVsets He.c
T(F zsTF fT aa T fEF EfF
u- e re- isa1 - Te er
Es-tos fenesrfs.
rr -fH Rkl @-IE Pas = = s
/ arls~s ass - f-F-e
- ~ f-kr.rs - Sc 50 a. S. s-11er r-icef.
ef 49, & EswEesHs ~ - sT
Csrsl-se- tt
S5sTFs FsHsx-rzN 8no LzEE sHks.L
= es4-rfe= fs-a s-a~f @s-sef - ssa ~st&-S =,
= g = - fssf Rex ff7s. Nsr Sorx zs3
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Hartsseld P. :. F. 4 VI. Go.

N.a-N- y g. ciemeuf aias aanzer osnsssz -
SO r1ls eoaeera
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
PoPULAK PARTIES.

GRAsD RArlDs, Mich, Jan. 8, 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

TOR RENT = LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
L front rooms with board. - crescentaye. 10
TOR RENr-A NICELY FURNISHED Up
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Il featuring with steady power. EDqnire at
q. r. Veneer Works, or evenings Il Bansom-st
The Southern herald., 1888-03-10
FULL OF Fun.


"A man is Q good deal like fog
horn, after all. and when things look
dark and gloomy he is aptto 70 OF on
Q toot--DwEssth PGrGq7GphsT.
"A DuluthIan. whose reCently-ac-
quired wife wears the name Of Emma,
says he's not exactly henpscked, but
he feels slightly Embossed. -DalAth
Photographer.
Young man Ito druggist -''Wha-
wha-what are you-your ra-ra-rates fOt
ta-talking through your t-telephonep"
Druggist-"F Fifteen cents for five min
utes, but I'll give you fifteen minutes.
I'm a fair man."
This country doesn't want cheap
postage altogether What we want is
less .'sass" from the postmasters when
an old lady comes in and wants to mali
3 pumpkin pie and pan Of doughnuts
to the children.
-Husband-'The photographer is
ready to take your picture, l guess. "
Photographer-'Yes, all ready; now
look pleasant" Wife (before the
camera) my dear / think you'd bet
ter 90 into the other room. y Chicago
Tribune
Mistress why, Mary, ] told you
to make up my room an hour ago and
here it is in terrible disorder. /" Mary
''Yis, mum, an I did make 1t up; but
the master came in to put on clane
collar, mum, an he lost the button y
Epoch
Omaha Boy-'Pa, was Samson
killed by his wifeP" Pa-"It amounted
to that She betrayed him to those
who wanted to kill him. ''What did
she do that forp'' Il don't know.
Maybe she gave him letter and he
forgot to mail il. Omaha World.
Hotel Clerk ..No, sir. we cam
accommodate you. You have neither
baggage nor money" Il know
haven't but / came to town in {
freight car and there is considerable
coal dust in my hair" 'Well, coml
it out carefully and that will do. "-Ne
brGskG State Journal.
In the engine-room at the Capitc
-Inquiring Congressman to enginee
what is the horse power Of thi
engineP" Engineer ~ 'Taint hos
power at all, sir. It's steam power
Congressman retires and enginee
wonders. ''what kind Of men are sen
to Congress, anyhow Critic.
The Southern herald., 1888-03-10
DIAMOND COLLECTIONS.
Ladies who Consider Precious Stones tn
Safest Form of Investment.

Ladies Who Consider Precious Stones the
Safest Form of Investment.
Wealthy men in society have adopted
something new in the way of gifts for
their feminine relatives. These are as
substantial as bank notes or stocks,
whereas. in beauty, they are as artistic
as any that could be designed. They
have taken the form of precious stones,
and more particularly diamonds. Re-
Gently was shown collection of un-
set diamonds which q wealthy society
lady had received from her husband.
who is a prominent physician in this
city. There were thirty in the collec-
ton, and they represented New Year
and birthday gifts. They varied in
size from one carat to five carats, and
were of the purest water. As the lady
unrolled them in their chamois cover
ing, they blazed like so many little
electric lights.
my husband" she said, "believes
in giving me such presents as will re-
tain their value and in case of need
can always be disposed of. In this
queer world of ours, where fortunes
rise and fall when least expected, such
a collection as this is always sub
stantial thing to rely upon. OF course,
he could have given me real estate, or
stocks, or bonds. or many other sub
stantial and valuable presents, but all
Of these are liable to fluctuate in val
ue, whereas diamonds. especially
when not set, are as valuable years
after they have been purchased as they
we're at first My husband has writ
ten guarantee from the jeweler for
each diamond that he has bought for
me, in which the jeweler agrees to pay
ninety per cent Of their cost at any
time that we wish to dispose Of them. y