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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-01-04

1t is gratifying to read the opinions
expressed by an intelligent correspondent
of the Saint Paul Farmer, which we print
in part today. He has the capacity t o dis
Germ great natural resources, and the ability
to describe them so as to impress bust
ness men. The Saint Paul Farmer, in
which the article appears, is the best all
round agricultural publication of the
northwest. 1t gives a vast amount of
information on stock raising and other
matters which concern Montana ranch
men. 1t also embodies much interesting
household reading.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-01-04
E FALLS TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1888.
Semi Weekly
MINING

Compared with d few years ago the
price of copper shows a gratifying in
crease. In 1884, lake copper was as low
as 1917 cents per pound. On December
9th, 1886, it was 11.S7, while on Thurs
day last it was 1926. 1t has been as
high as 1890 this month in New York,
where contracts for future delivery have
also been made at prices which indicate
that the advance will be maintained
through most of the coming year.
In lead there has been a corresponding
advance. 1t was as low as 318 cents in
1884, and had only risen to 4.335 cents a
year ago. On Thursday it was $40 in
New York and had been as high as 5.15.
Tin has advanced from 1914 cents in 1884
to 81 cents and seems likely to command
a high price for some time to come.
Silver is firm at 9758 and is not likely
to be the object Of any adverse legislation
during the coming presidential year.
Edward Atkinson of Boston, who has re-
turned from an official mission in Europe
reports that the increasing demand for
silver will probably increase the price,
should even the United States cease to
buy it for coinage. Silver coin is I'M
doubtedly growing in favor throughout
the west where it is taking the place of
%greenbacks and bank bills.
All these circumstances have special
interest for Great Falls in view Of the
speedy establishment Of extensive reduc-
ton works here. These works will give
a powerful impulse to the production of
silver, copper and lead in Montana, be-
cause they will reduce ores under the
best conditions, thereby enabling our
smelters to compete with those in Colo
RADIO, Michigan and Arizona. The com
bination Of capital, water-power. fuel,
railroads and mineral deposits ensures
the supremacy of Great Falls in this i'm
portant industry. Competition is Q so
keen that such conditions are essential to
success. Where they are wanting, com
petitors must abandon the field and give
way to the producers who can smelt the
ores cheapest. Business principles de-
termine success in reduction works as
well as in all great factories.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Ire charity bal oac0Es % u'shi.
Tie Board Of Trace meets tais even
Ing.
g. Nssoou. Of the c. Il ". NJ. rsll.sy.
sss IA Grand k4pl1s Yesterday.
T. l. Asgsl, Of 0Isad Rsp.ds, ~As 8
guest a. tbe Occidental yesterday
The -Beseon Light dEes a large attend
ancs az the OpsfS Houss last night.
Trustees Of the Home Of the ffiendless
vii NEE. 81 the Home this afternoon -
>. n.
Mrs.. n. h. Wheeler, Of Chicxge. was IN
toNn Yesterday soa a guest Al t1s Amer
car Hoass.
A gsBg ef men are now engsged in pat
ting a bridge over the new T.. :. 4 ID. rail
road tfack.
g. c. Harley. OF Grand Rapids, was in
t1wn Oh business Yesterday aod a guest a.
the OecideDls Hotel.
Mr. Werner. OF New York City, was in
town Yesterday visiting Derry Bros,
p -oprissors OF the Chicago Fair.
Clink 4 Jones, attorneys st law have pur-
ssed n saw mill At sullivan which was for
nerly owned by 4. a. Klise < Son.
The Muskeson Brewing Company have
been hsulisg Ice from Muskegon Lake %
/ nll It's ice houses for tie last hl,esR days.
Sheriff Nelson went 10 Holton Saturday
/ aud attached 9l cords OF hemiock bark be-
/ longing TO Cyrus Baker. at the inslancs OF
/ l.. G. Oskss, OF Whitehal.
| Mr.. Albert Hou,camp wishes to express
/ lis tnanks for the prize silver Waterbury
watch. which be took al the last masquer'
ade bail gwen by the Arbsiler Nerein. lie
now would like 10 have the society appoint
| one of its members 10 keep this valuabie
| prize wound up ana in COED order.
| BAsHOw-In this elty Sunday morning.. Rosa
BsshoW. daughter os Ars. IL. ki1g, aged ~ year,
| aud months
The funeral viii take place from the French
| Catholic church this afternoon Al p. m.
| sTODDARD-At o clock on SATURDAY. evening
January q. 1852. OF Addis0ns disesse, Frank NJ
! Stodasri, the only aud beloved sou of Dr. ans
! Ms j. Z. StcddsId. aged - years month and IL
days.
1he funeral will be he'd ST the family residence
- West Clay-ave., this afternoon a. p m
Neighbors and all frienis OF the family are cor
daily invited
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

sulenua foR coNsumprwgs.
The Experiments Of foakers Issentsr
Yankee GFsadmOthsFs Nisdfcated.

The Experiments Of a Y0nkers Inventor.
Yankee GFsadmOthsrs Nisdicated.
There are gres. many interesting charsc-
ters among the inventors who yesrIy troop
down 20 Washington TO see about their
patents One Of tissse men, William Heekert,
OF YOnkers, talked his hearers into a state Of
enthusiasm the other day about the medical
qualities Of sulphur. NJ Hecksrt says that
in reading the history Of Italy and other
volcanic regions. he found that periods Of
freedom from epidemic disease eorrespoaded
with periods OF volcanic activity. In COM
pairing labor statistics he found one trade in
which consumption was unknown, that of
sulphuric acid making IL occurred 20 him
that the antiseptic properties Of the sulphur
fumes killed the disease germs in all these
cases. His wife was a hopeless consumptive.
He began having her inhsle continuously the
fumes given OF hy the boiling Of ordinary
Toured sulphur In weter. To bis delight she
began 70 mend, ard in time was completely
cured In other cases, the names and dates
OF which are too numerous for repetition, he
was successful
While Mr. Heckert patents many Of his
idess he is quite willing that the consump-
tive public should have the full benefit Of
with a spirit lamp beneath and tube from
which the patients may ill his lungs with
the sulphur vapors A solution of common
sulphur and water boiling in the retort will
produce the necessary vapor. so firmly con-
WINGED Of tie feasibility OF the remedy has its
discoverer become, that nothing but bis busy
life has prevented his urging some wealthy
philanthrop.st TO open a small hospital for
consmnptives, where it may be given fair
public trial
Many an old custom, remedy or rule Of
health had its root rs firmly bedded in the
truth as the most new tangled of modern
scientific naxins Probably no ono of the
endless generations of little Yankees whose
grandmothors have dossd them with molasses
and birthstone. wes ever convinced that the
medicine really did him any good. In fact
nothing more than Dickens familiar delinea-
tions OF the notherly Mrs Saueers treating
her young charges to this naussous mess is
needed 10 render sulphur a discredited
remedy. Ye, il tie word OF this simple
hearted inventor and those Of some who
have taken up the study Of the question are
TO be accepted, sulphur is the king of pana-
Waskington Cor. New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
soyEKSmxNr TELEGRAPH.

Il ls very natural lat Dr.. N2EviN
GBzzs shonld oppose the estsbAsnlspt
of a Government telegraph system, but
shy SOY cue not Interested IA The Wscl
srn uaion Telegraph Company should
take such position . hard 70 explslo.
whils the BaliimsFs q Qlio existed ss a
rigal iios thsrs wa cOmpeliton and tie
psope we-e oof entirely at the nsrey q
ths eigaptic aud bsarlIsss Western Union
monopoly. Bal tie Wsstorn Uni0n Ao-
gcraed Tho Baluaors i Ohio lnsi as d,
has sbserted every other eoEsiisrab's
TVai is las ever bad, ani celebrated ths
sgert e. y has celebrated iis similar vie
torres hsrsiof0re by aFPlyiog the thumo-
scrswa o the people who arc obliged 20
be rs sYatrras. Add yes Ehsa Govsva-
meat telegraph ball Is proposed thsrs are
los q -asu ready b howl against II,
ssing she fimsy pseisxs that Z, will open
tse wsy b political abuses. that. as they
ssy. Govsrnrasn. telegraph might be
nsed h dsseemilals fa,ss election returns
--as 4 Ehs pssssat system we're no. sub
,eci 20 ths snuis hhass.
-he auccsssful administration BY shl
GovsrDrsnt OF tie work OF carrying to
mans - ths Etronzes. possible orxums nj
III favor ot committing the work OF fer
vsrlsny r1essaess By telegraph 70 The
ssras sgsaey. 9be cases ara virtuAl.y
ths sams. Ths arguments nos brought
against the Gove-nmsat telegraph 81 ?
ten might hays been and donoslsss were
Hrrsyad against ths GOvsFnnsns post
Office when fret established. Time hes
shown thst the GoveTnmsat only could
have properly conducted the Affairs o.
tbe pcstOfios, aad but short tins wi
be zscesssry TO couuaes the people thzt
the tsisgrspaic systsn o. tss couatry
viii bs safe IN shs came hands.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

ore OF the most common faults Of our
northern people is wearing an excess OF cloth
ing. One has only to look about him TO note
ladies, even early in the season. wrapped in
furs. plush clOal-s and other thick coverings,
willis any number of men are 20 be seen with
overcoats sufficiently heavy to protect them
from the scverest cold in winter To thus
early become accustomed 20 such clothing is,
Of course, unwise in the extreme, and many
must eventually pay the penalty OF the habit.
Leave OF your winter clothes late in the
spring and put them on early in the autumn"
is a wise injunction, but it must not be liter
ally rendered One should not, of course,
thus early assume throughout his heaviest
clothing, but the change should be made
gradually. To put on warm under fisnnels
early in tho autumn is a sensible rule for all
TO follow. Equally cs good rule is tn wear
the fall overcoat as late as ono can and be
comfortable. Rather than trust entirely TO
clothing TO keep warm, we should depend
much upon exercise, and IL too heavy wraps
or overcoats are worn, that cannot be taken
IN sufficient amount to maintain good health,
or when indulged in the body Is liable to be-
come overhcated, and "coldn is generally
the consequence A very common errsr with
men oftcner than women, is to wear, even in
the coldeSt weather, too heavy outer cloth
ing-Hali's Journal of Health
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

They are a clean people. You might Just
as properly amuse yourself prancing upon
the sofas Of a modern drawing room as enter
Japanese house without ronloving your
dusty boots. Society demands shoes for in
doors and shoes for out doors. The mating
is always spotless. the white paper walls and
Vanished woodwork free from the slightest
mark and the polished floors shine like an
old English table Even captious old
spinstcr from tbs wilds OF New England
could find no smallest .peck o. dust to vent
her III temper upon. You might almost
brush your hair with tho broom They battle
AZ lees. once day, sometimes in cold, but
generally iD very hot water, water that
would make the most pious missionary IL
II plunged into il. tse language not approved
by the strictly orthodox. The public bath.
which Is a very popular institution. is large
room containing two steamins tanks; in one
Tho men tTy 70 pzrboil Themselves and To
women. quite unabsfh,i, take possession Of
the other "Honi Soft" is the motto Of the
place, ard it is well lived up 70 by al tho
hahisues. Il is Adam and Eve before the
aypls set her ladyshiP at work with her
rasd!e AID thread Toxic Cor. New York
Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

We haven't space to quote
many prices, but the follow
ing will serve to show what
me shoes are selling for on
this sale:
Ladies' genuine hand-turned
French Dongola Shoes $3.45;
worth $3.50.
Ladies French Kid M. S.
Shoes $2.9S; formerly sold
for 81.
Ladies Fine Curiso Kid
Shoes that sold at $2.75 now
selling at $l.95.
We save you $1.05 ON every
pair of those fine kid shoes
now selling at $2.45.
Five hundred pairs of ladies'
Fine Kid Shoes, with flexible
soles on the Opera, London
and Common Sense lasts will
be closed out at $l.8S; regular
price $3.50.
A few Cozen Ladies Kid
Hand Turned Shoes are bound
to move rapidly at $3.50 a
pair.
Gents seamless fine shoes
in Balo and Congress, Sl.4S.
Gents fine dress shoes in
every style, best selected calf,
1896; regular price $3.50.
One lot, l34 pairs, Gents
genuine hand sewed Cordovan
seamless crimped top 81 shoes
will be closed out at $5 % a
pair.
All new styles and fresh
desirable goods. No chest
nuts on this sale.
If YOU would convince
yourscifthat now is the time
to- buy all your fooiw ear for
the coming year just steI
into
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
seANrs s-.THE TELE-

p.sANTS -" THE TELE-
TAI gram-iierald7 makes
EM a speciality of publish
IN ing <lasSiliesl "wansS."
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. A
postofiiee il kept in the
counting room for the ben
eft of advertisers ">itua-
tions N anted" are taken al
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons IN
want OF work who have no
money topay are offered the
use OF our columns free of
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found Inn
mediately following the
wants.
The nuza her Of nses IN any savsrtissnent
ran be fossBd BY dividing the mum ber Of
words bs ssssA. Any part ef . iine counted
ssons fan Line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Tse rrsfofsce - = srnali 80 'errent near
the Baine. tfprnlsnr. had recently ban ss1s-
Vise1 rith a tsieErsga csnnectiga. A inex-
farfsr,s-si farm isecreF stops before the win-
ao~. ard. sreing ths rsastissas'sr vorsirz re
srpar.ses. ssYss Il ne~er ssw ssca ssVing
r,arhiae Or ioos e. itf' TIE postmaster
ssss hi-. - sf-r IN srd saoTs hiss az sooat
r Ths fsxrsar iooks sod lssfens hslf ssfor-
iSiss.g. raG isr~aaloas, srd fnsiiy, shaking
ks s.aa. Be sasa Iosk ve hsre-sswinx z
rssrAine. ~ te.l tsle uaacaise, is = aii wisea-
e. either w2v. ."-Fores q Letter
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

re rsb -~afu. wh'rh el~~s re ~e.rsr -
sxc.ils,ss crror-Gn5e~ - STat.tr his sssse fsr
sbe tesntlfsi. is $50 - ns ~ tae hisa ras.l
- prnir ssTar e1ce mrT=. er5 nasr ie-~ei.
o. ars axaa hnrniSssuz sn Naekiss sai
,,erisrfz wAieh aa~s lsin eufo'lchea fcE
>say earx -.saFe1ers y s><~&.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Thav kavs an snnnsi 5innsr II fosSoa
zir-n ~ sociccy - ~ tsisres ef tkat
graz civ At - rec~rt fssfrre they sat
prayers. Sre~rhes. ana Esod d'ansr. sor1e
ks~e ~efarr<e6 auasr shee~ irsrsen.-.s. bHs
repo~ter ~he vas pre~eus frenS - resrh~z
tie arcs thst his hsnd<.rchief ~ss gsea-
G14c2>c TlnsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
rnr Z. ?. WRESTLING MATCH.

The sporting sdiior q the Chicago
NaiI sri,ss NJ a great collar and elbow
cCG;sst ia this State AFTER TIE following
;sshioa: FIRST be is under and then he
- on top. Then IA Is both on top and
under ~ the same moment Oaly q
quick eve can keep up with his changes.
tie j. aasss,sbls and popular. Hs Is
brsvpy r.sn Of great toscs OF character
aud not Ruskilled IN diplomacy. He Is a
brutal bulldozsr without ssass OF discrs-
ton. Hs can's find eorporaPs guard
in tee district 20 vote FOR him. aud hs
VIII % elected 10 Congress by 80 over
vteimirg majority. In the foregoing
sousshss mi1sd statement rsfersuce IL
made - Hon. jar dusBELI. Of Nichi-
gaa. AZ his writing hs il having an IN
ulre. Tomorrow is may bs the other
fellow"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

A rortlv Ia8r sniesvor~l - skate on the
10 A. Csatrel psrs 8st ste s'stssair sat
s,rvn. nssziaz = aof=r IKE an irsa sass dr0p-
pin- fr-fa IA st-rf window
-lt.a'asn pa rn her ss~t.sancr. and ~
~ ~ 5..i her ~ ksr e,st - rzr,hrss4
- rres,Ilne y7a err sSatirS f,r the 6-ss
tnss
ev.,. rsr lle asst tfrse.~ rsplisi he Is
grstsi tsnsaia -Tsxas SlftiG-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Ths French Government has finally
given 70 Ds LEssETs the sssboriiy so
issss Que more loan 10 ke-p his Pansma
Canal schsnle on foot. lie proposed
lottery loan which, would hsvs sold, a.
tns gambling slsmsnt wss involved and
The merits of ths pr ssct vas not. Bus
ise cannot hsvs IL. and SO the srsas buo-
IL IS rrobsbly very Bsar 10 TIE burst
ipx puirs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Tas news that some green coan-
trynsn vao bad gone to New York TO
nsko their fortGas bT bsying "grsea
goods ne: their ;Sse by blowing cut shs
gas =. shs hotel. seems 20 indicate the
cvsrrnling harmony of thiSgs II the
men vho srs tsksn in by the green goods
csrss ccui be shut up With gas ertars
rregioasly is would bs likely 10 save their
l.n.llss q rcnd asal % money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
". a NAEFf fEts IIhIIII "a ~ d
WILLIAM A GAyTTT. Asst Gen fass agent.

sDAiy. All Others daily excep' SUNDAY.
sleeping car run on fecibc sne 1usntio r.
prtssc. io ard frn Detroit -BsFioT cara rtn o1
Day E1prcss and Grand Rapids EJrres - aod
from Betlrit-Dirrcf connect IONS f1rdc - lietr3
ritb a. through treins esst --7icksts Dn - e ~
Mon Ticket ohlce, 81 Monroe - and - Anl31
feprt
ID ". JoHSroS. Mich Pas Agt - Hoaresls
tE4s y EoBHfs. G~f'l AE't - kunrper
n e. RrocEfe 4 \ and Chiean.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

SAN Car ga sA AZ. ass Fesisr. ts
vss rot to oe snrrcses .8st he voaid A
r1sa uao ass iast evsrv ieta x seif-rss-
peel ba msy svsr have hsd - nos hks =
81 3s sbsmsd ln'o rssisning. No maff>g
Hsr -ueA - hss issrscsd himss5 s-
f,rs BE nuha.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and crfnatfs viii be furnished op az.
plcStson. by the uDccrasnel for artistic luter,or
oernfsIIur cO1nfeilrg iu price and beauty of
finish uiih Wallpaper orc1safiouf, bT tie iIss ui
tie ptrm6Dcuf water Coi0r anti kslsofuius
nc fuHrnntrE - du fhis artistic ano curshie
decorating 80 90 produce better effects foi tas
sane rfuouui o. money iast ~ rrHic oo- a. a.
tie ssfac noon VITA VA fspof, ether ir cheap
or sb0TNfc work ano tlr work 81 guaranteed 10
isc rC -r1anfnt and ihet a wi ncrff fc1uIre tsk.
g. e 81 40 re-iin fh ne walls with the any
cher Enls3
Tie ceiling ~ the rev cntfnrcr 10 Powers
orer, Hoise u sfmpe oi rDe 9ie4r OF tsc
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24


when the srsSt slisaes fails. - last gn ne
L-t 40 Eas i@ase - Ez-E szs s4s1sa t1sS
A sssaaery = tears
B9t plesssas taeisR1ss <<oas
Or soe sA5 sAs tAy ffiezseaig's kossrsS Ca>ss.
kzd 1F4zk ia ~ II ee1ss3ztie8 pressed
fre1 sorroSsSf lac o.n.
l lsays With th=@ senss "a
Of rsRds 1bk. q zz4 ssiaz res1aree lsss-
TIE aazesizA jey xsieh - A<ipfzlasss 80
Ia go sFs@x rsaStapeess
fAs k7oss<sxs tssf frsss tsiss
As fron tie g4rsnesiz sf tAs Aasber. Sole
C2saaess .2d stFssgtA. tAs vatGs shlca nakss
vkois
Aaa ss2ls sishsos . Eigs.
Yes. niors. The zsxnrxscs ssxonS
Tat love shich fails ef psffsct attesaHcs hers,
Ives q e ca tne hssyfiy atmosphere
VIA Is immortal soax.
--JszR @ Whittier IN the fscepensent
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
.Muskegon

C1ce. 81 ~e>teIa Ase. Hlef 1asck ne
& E11<z.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

The cast of Maine is 80 i1sientod By bays
aai iaiets that tie actual shoro lire il fully
& 40 miles in extent. Along this shore are
many of Toe chief cites, te-ns and impor-
sa1t Industries II Maine One of the most
i,nrortans 81 these Industries ia the catching.
trsusuo suortation, canning sBd sale II Holsters.
This p an industry ihat has grown in thirty
years from business thss gave employment
- f-w sccrc cf hares Il nov employs
rsore then 2.oo9 fisisrnie1. nearly 2ep0 boats
s-d forty vessels. ard distributes IN various
ways more than 500 .ouo annually. TIE
business & lobster catching 10 general re-
aa.res two nssa = bost. WITH 80 trapS. At
: cost of ahdns $40 for the entire c'ltft -
f.asezxa EsrRh
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

The Pitshurg Dsspofeh feels compelled
20 Boz With rssPsc.sal apologies 70 the
istiss present a. q recent socisi event Of
vhom tbs hiuudering types made Is say
thar issr ssra "asturs. a11r orusmsnts. >
Tte r'sletsa abiarss the suggestion that
Httshag : Isisss ever ne any aoury sub
sisBce fer Furr oses ef ornsueotstios.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

faacEs. saas NasNstf, he "a. Louis
sr. vss rseCris "a yecsnt,y - hev.
81 re- v-r~. Ih.s = fortunate sa-
fi see Jast Sfaiss SuFrens Ccurt
s.~fl.e sssled ssxsnes ban "a
ek 81, havs ssa for as rsiisicn Be-
re
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

A pare 'cod convection hss bsen n
ssssIoa .a ~ Wassirgios. se3 rsso,vsd sa
lt "fsecguizss sns impoFtsaee % prssefv-
~ tbs purity 81 - focd sasp;f Noss
gseris rscogn ss ibis without .he see,.
es a ceovsauon. but - intentscn VS.
zi lsers = assd ~ lseisisiica
acsiasf roo5 sdaltsrs>icn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
RrinkerlloH


al Eecsfl Ireatruenf ena Acaii &Iioa sllrsx
FlfFS WITHOUT fAlN. lsDA1lkE
kNlftN0 fat4lh1
t033 OK FAiliEh tt g II
Curc a. iQrms "a -seClai euc tseaisa ri.Nff
.ssssfs alaolie aSoErf flsliiiA ftreiA4t Toy pa
lruriiuF. a. Is er.cfnn ix tietiroste Ai-e
sares krsts 4 Iteration. tAe oA1>t pi listuis
l.ssaiss ..l4rauir lfasr afd Consumption o~lgc-
nsss acrae ,i.s bzck. loa uV9n cllslii'ni ioi "a
Il laFFbea. etli heavy I,slns of hi. Fhlns ih Nae
IectIu blood 81 Ma 0l sod palm "a sis'iath "a
shdoIaeu Anf fiIlA~tfnf aud EeucIa tltetasioa
wsfa yea. seuc ier g. lskge root ~ testiisoniaa
izte ~ tise Representative ei this ksstfsr
DR.. w. h. CHRISTOPHER
Permanently soCa.ed a. Aounoe sifnot
lhi1dioalnh bail1lns once noofs = nl. -
y m. dsAg ekcc4t "A Wednesday ana ftasss@is
~undsy a. i. l1 Take cleSeiaI lo koolA .
sHc 20 Cons ifslion ffot
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

The va. q ebssl ksa - psy h's ser
ssy. but 5sxz sHsRsz y stu 1t hesgsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
For Rent Bussness Places
Business Personals.

II n PERRY. IL THE REAR OF "a SOUTH
L Division 81, will fgrnisb sii kirds oi buiG-
Ing stone ~ reasonable rates aiso heiniock iur
Der :or sli kinds OF building purplseS =
yHTANTED- EvKsYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w sc vii fgfrish chsifs ard tables 90 sh0Ti
no;ice for pzgtes Of sry kind. NelEeTs p
niture store, Seutb Dlvisisast opposite Living.
siou's bek 5o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Tyaufed-To Buu.

yIrANTED AT ONCE To BUT A HOUSE AND
" los in ihe sest or south part u n CITY.
Most Tpnt for fair rafe ~ intereSi On tlse lnvsf
b. ~. prefer II nfsra street car lire. car o.
Cur.iss resra is widdsconb building city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Is0R sAfT- coop CITY PROPERTY AND
Il gsod isr AZ sor sale Nm is The tine ID t.ly
cheap. A. & Antedsi laf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

MRS. r l. IoEEpY Will GIVE LEss0Ss
III in Guitar snd Banjo playing. PTivstey Or
III ClsssS Carcsrsis mefhod % gutter sBtl
nobSens foY banjo. Levers uf sppIcsfiens r..
coivsd e. Ms iyoveioy's apartments. io1 Monroe.
Il treni Rsp,1s Aich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

TT kA oAkx a KEn A4.Af ~ A9tik DIARY
1 aid MAKE npie thAi 30a e&n i.iF : kQl>e
sua haisnee sasas = rsat Plss-a. IN Il
floeA opposite eeSe,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

NOR SALE- DRUGGIST WAITING SMALL
st)sk o. drugs snd fixtures can gct ihrm .oI
haf Their vslue by cal nag on tr ". "a hess.
MiddicOnlb bock. :,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

NOR SAi.E-oNE CHALIES PowF8GE sAUs
Aee chopper. nearly new, scr nli what q cosi
st tie fac ory. The said machine Is 81 So We AZ
thy-ate. Grand Rapids Mich. A
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

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[ s1ztAs ass ialf "a aziI e toel nas shHf
faF = D~ecekErs s.4itegs ana helsihe inTHsag
z4fss &la sksiei Ma - so4Q cheap Aaofe .
= \ iee Nsf sad klca. :.