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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

1t should have read married, but the
proof reader observed that it amounted
to about the same thing. and so did NOT
draw his blue pencil through the error.
Unfortunately there was considerable
truth in his observation. Thousands of
husbands are constantly worried almost
to despair by the i'll health that afiiicts
their wives, and often robs life of com.
fort and happiness. There is but one
safe and sure way to change all this for
the better. The ladies should use Dr.
Perce's Favorite Prescription.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Rock Island & Milan street
railway was held in the parlors of the
Rock Island National bank yesterday af-
ternoon and the old board of directors
reelected as follows: Bailey Davenport,
Peter Fries. j. F. Robinson and j. G.
Massia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

The average length OF life is on the in
crease. The science of medicine has made
great progress; many diseases are now
controlled that were formerly thought in
durable The greatest discovery is DR..
Bigelow's Cure, which cures consump>
ton in stages that other remedies are of
no benefit. Coughs. colds, Group, whoop-
ing cough, bronchitis, and all throat and
lung diseases speedily and safely. Price
so cents and 81, of druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Insure in the Boylston Insurance Co. of
Boston, Mass, organized 1879. Assets
nearly 81 ,0O0,O00. e. w Hurst. agent
Office over Rock Island National Bank.
Barth & Babcock, Dentists.
No, 1924 Second avenue. Special atten
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
a New Clothing Department.

We have opened a new light summer
clothing department, consisting of blue
serge suits, white flannel suits, silk mixed
and tricot coats and vests, busters, lawn
tennis white and colored vests, etc. Call
and see them. LLOYD & STEWART.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
Meeting Democratic county Committee.

The members of the county committee
are requested to meet Friday, June 1, at
Turner hall at 9 O'Clock p. M. for the
transaction of business OF Importance
Members from the country are urgently
requested TO be present. J. II. YoRE,
Chm'n Democratic Co. Com
II. E. CAsTEEL, Sec'y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
THE FIRE FIGHTERS.
Review of the Volunteer
Department.
The Inspection ON Market square and
the street arade---Appearanee OF
the GompnnIes---BaII Tonight.

HIS is hremen's re =
view day. The oc
casiOn which is set
aside once a year
for the volunteer
fremen in gay and
handsome uniform
and highly polished
and decorated APP
paratus to pass in
review before the
council and the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

The popular blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsaparilla, is having tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes 1t.
Try it yourself.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Don't hawk hawk, blow, spit and dis
gust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy and end it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

All the singers that sang in the Old
Folks concert are requested to meet at
S. V. hall next Tuesday night at 8 p. m.
WHTTMoRE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

1t would seem natural for carpenter
to walk with numbering gait.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

The Davenport team defeated the
Charlottesville nine again yesterday by a
score of 10 to l. The features CT the
game were McC4be's home run for Dav-
export and the terrific smuggling of the
home team generally, and Fowler's phe>
nomenal base running for the Hoosiers.
He made their only run and did it through
his own work with the willow and with
his feet. He also made several brilliant
plays in the field, and is probably the
best all around player in the Interstate
league. Hollacher and Briggs formed
the Davenport battery, and Snyder caught
for the Indiana players. Sweeney pitched
three innings. and was so Numerically
slugged that he was retired and Fowler
put in. The African was hit pretty hard,
but proved superior to his predecessor in
the box The score is appended;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Richmond, Va, is to have a Masonic
temple costing $100,0O0.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

was then formed in the following order:
Moline Light Guard Band
Moline Fire Department, led by Abel Egetling,
Chief.
Unions, II. Smith, iOTemtn, fourteen men.
EDWARDS, j. b. Carlson, fUremen, twelve meE
Hook and Ladder Company, eleven men, Gus
Peters. foreman.
BieucTs Band.
Rescue steamer, in charge OF Chief Baker.
Gable, No. 4. Geo. Glass, Acting foreman, six
teen men.
Holly, No 3, Henry Butler, foreman, John Null
Cahy, assistant, sixteen mcl.
Frauklins No. z. with horse aud cart Phil Mil
Ter, foreman.
Phoenix. No. |, Fred Jaeger, foreman, Fred Mey-
er, assistant, twenty men.
Wide AwHkes, No. >, Barnard Brahm, foreman,
John Garvin, assistant, twenty men.
Wide Awake Hook and Ladder Company.
Rescue, No. 3, j. Il. Swan, foreman, Fred Der
ger, assis tant, twenty men.
The parade was then taken up,the line
of march being through the principal
streets and terminating at Turner hall.
where fine lunch was served, and the.
festivities end with the annual ball this
evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Davenport. 0 0 3 Ola
northumberland o 0 0 0 O. l
Earned rnns-Dayenport, II.
Three base hit-McSorley, of Davenport
Two base Hits-Willams, Briggs, of Davenport
Fowler, Nc auley, Snyder, of Charlottesville,
Home run-MCCAbe.
Double play Charlottesville.
Bases on balls BY HOacher Sweeney /
Fowler 2.
Hit by pitched bail--By Sweeney
Passed balls-Brggs l.
struck Out-By HolaCher 4; Sweeney Fow-
ler2.
Time of Game--i hour and 30 minutes
Umpire-Fitzgerald.
Yesterday John Fitzgerald, signal ser
vice observer at Davenport, was appoint
ed umpire by the secretary of the nter>
state league. Mr. Fitzgerald acted as
umpire in several games in the National
league, when he was stationed at Wash~
ington.
Decatur plays at Davenport today and
tomorrow, and Bloomington makes its
appearance Saturday and Sunday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Moline was well represented in the
parade,
The Rock Island police force presented
fine appearance, and Officer ladders
added to the style of the turnout with a
fine bunch of poses.
The Franklin's turned out with their
horse and cart and four men. Foreman
Miller Assistant Raibel, and Messrs
Fred Hodges aud Frank Vogel They
all appeared in white shirts and ties and
the cart was nicely decorated and one of
the most pleasing features of the parade
The procession passed through the
following streets and avenues. East Oh
Second avenue to Twentieth street, south
to Fourth avenue, west to Fifteenth
street and north to Third avenue, west
to Twelfth, north to Second, east TO Six
tenth and south to Turner ball
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

public generally. The fremen as
usual formed by companies on
court house square and headed by a
platoon OF police and the Light Guard
band Of Moline, proceeded up Second
avenue to Market square, where the
companies formed an open square and
THE REVIEW
took place by the mayor and city coun-
Gil. Inspection over the comp lnies
broke ranks and gathered about the
fountain, where addresses were made by
Mayor Banding and City Attorney Nc
Entry, congratnlating the tiremen on
their appearance and praisng them for
the volunteer and gratuitous service they
render the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
ILLINOIS CITY.
ILLINOIS CITY, May 81

No. 17t2 Second ave, Rock Is
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

lievs that tie uasayorabis s-ories toi1 of hir8
ara true. Ihey have greater weight than the
bad
Clo % Doucicaull's rost widely known en-
.errf ses IS tho "scbo0l f0r Art.c.,. watch
b. co1luc-s 40 tho 1ladison Square theatre
iu Kew York Le does %, he SAYS,
"rur-,g for the benefit II fhe theatre
going rUolc"-uoe fcr money. and not
taetne ambitions -ads and l4szas, bat 10 would
b. bard 20 lld one among rho many mem
bcrs II the cLasses wa1 has at SCI aside d
large portion - bis or her heart. and labeled
10 reserved for D4oa Boucicault.n
Many scenes from many pays are pre-
selted at tlsis wonderful school for acting
Ln5 30 only onlookers are the empty seaLs
aLl ar EoUcicauf1 and his secretary. unless
souo .uc-v man-aad he -, indeed. lucky-
..ets from the schoolazsrer the open sesame
~ tie theatre and tsks one from the mum
bcr u e-nrfy Szrs. When he orce gets ID
sid. hs VII certainly see something which
III. make ti-n o-cn hrs eyes. sEi he may see
something wtich viii make him want 20
laarh nut BAT would never 10. He'll have
hard w0r.-, though. 70 keep the snickers
Lcck IL anything IS funny Gs occurred re-
Gently, durln. a scene from Camille hap
pens:
Armand. in a burst OF passionate pleading.
Efted Camille from her knecllng position.
AL attempted - d-an her 10 him. There
was some hitch here. a,d it was awkwardly
done
What the rnatssrT' asked Nr. Bouci-
csult Don't hold Ler at arms length
draw her bead down 70 your shoulder very
teu.ssriv-so."
"Eis shoulier Is too low objected tho
quseniv CaIn.iie.
"lr wouldn't occur 20 YOU that your head
was too 3. h.gh, would Il q asked Mr BSuci-
cau'-, dryiy. However. 1 don't insist.
SSi1 H."
N-sy much relieved. they did 50, and the
piaT went on.
B1ucicaus IN his position as master makes
= ve-y interesting study. lie listens Il sn
actor. immovab,e until good note is struck,
then puts on bis glasses ana watches hiln
z-esdliy wisA hls keen, comprehensive eve.
IL i4frses m0-s life tIto one, reprtsscs the
over atunt-ln- vitality Of auotler, tones
down hrlsqusucs o. strikes a harsh rote
whcro It IS effective. nave soIno comedy
ia y31r ic~s'r he saws - a man who does not
E1ove qnic Sly enougs.
BE has alvavs zen. in ono vayor another,
= striking q -ure n the taeatrical world
Actors ere nfors often than n0s cStravGgalt
snd lavish ul.a their money. when they have
srv Few have more tbaa Bolcicauit, yet
Ais economy IS cons lerrd remarkable. 1hao
this 7vas not always ~. however, is shown by
slis llst.e excrac, from a story, told many
ye1TE go.
The real beavy swell ~ tire actors bl-i-
gats, however. w1s Dion Dorclcault III tho
days of hls p.os srerity. Ills suite never con
s.s-cl % iss than four rooms. ircirGing .
dining room. He always selected lis rooms
after personal inspection, ard q. specS of dust
was sialcrent - provoke his rage. lie must
hare hsen a very c.s-u man, OK very i--c
fsl, f1r he -C7s his tub ssverl. times drilT.
Hls 3 !l az sr1<e1 So day. and 10 paid It
With A. cir Of grand Indifference. as 4
uo1ev counted for naught ia his reckoning
rf "a r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

CORNER lot erxll5 WITH 4ROOA HOUSE
= conner Neb,teT and IuTuersLs.. so53. fl59
cash. balance slny year.
/ OF ON COLLEGEAvE. NEAR BRIDGR-sT.,
l. s2A
II ROOM HOUSE NO. &C WEsT BRIDGE sT..
/ ! with barn, sS.C Q. terms easy, 4 5lxlJo.
\ HOUSES so. $50 LA0RAVE-sI., RENT
= for a month; 500
30 FOOT FFONT OK CANAL-ST. WITH
80 2trOom house, near Hastings 81, ., so.
terms easy.
> sTORY BLOCK on cANALsT., NEAR
- Lyon, s4-94
HOUSES AND LOTs N ALL PAI.Ts OF TIE
III city Ga easy terms
nNENEW 5-RO0M HOUSE AND ONE l0-ROOM
~ house On CCi.-Sve-. Sl.o0J.
~ ACRES ON WALKER ROAD 2l< MILFs
~ from ieOnaIGsf. h- dc, 4 acres fruit. good
house ana barn, 10 trade for improved city
property.
New ROOM HOESE on HENRY ST. NEAR
' cherry will good well S'-bErre cistcrn gas
sewerage. elc.. lot 2KE-, sL0p.
= ROOM HOUSE o. NORTH IONA, NEAR
= Cfe-cent ave. = fGi.
CORNER 0N PIT TON AND PACKARD FOR
y aiew das Only. So.
PEKCf SNYDER, 75]s Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
FOR observation-disclosures.

ECR sALE-ONE DARK BAY MARE. r YEARS
/ old. weight lao pounds one ighf hay mare
Ia years Old. weiEnt l.D0e pounds c'Ifter,. .ew
and second hand large assortment of al styles 40
a bargain for cash or Ga payments fali o.
Cnas. >pi e. Stable. ~ and - MI Ne u9u--t..
Grand khpiis Mich.
EOR SRLE-CuEAP FOR tASI-cECONn-
hand engine aud boiler % 20 llo horse power
with all connections exCept smoke stack. Il-
onire % X. 3. IhopIson & co.. ovid. Mich. 3s
Tor SALE -hN ENTIRE OUTFIT or
i machinery ior p fnt class laun ~. also l
siz-hoTsr power engine. Fer particulars enquire
of g.. a. herwin, 40. q Canal s. l54.t
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

DROuATE ORDER-srATK Or MIcIuGAS. Coun-
4 8, Df hNu.. IS. AZ = s,s ION Of the Probate
alrf .CT SAID c'iunt o. enf. held az the Fr0talc
o ce i- Use city OF Grand kasids. o., the twenty
.alrth o. of ecemner. IN the year one thous-
ar. xlt hualr.l and eighty-eight Present,
grrIs lsr@ n-. Judge Of trnDafe.
In flc matter ci tse estate 81 Naryette Bradley,
deteH,-a At iustrumeut iu WriunE yu-Forting
o t m g lasf .-i and fs- aInent Of said deceased
having been .lei IA his Count flr probate
= D. a- lerec. iaa- FTi ms. tle eighteenth day
ol Jsrrrrr next 80 ten O'Clock iu the forenoon.
81 said IT hste oace. pc appointed Tor proving
said ssruufur
AMI tf +. Hrihcr oriered that a copy Ci this
cId r h. ruflIs.st ihrno su. ccsslFc weeks prsvi-
o. sa 3 Say oi 1sr.De. iu fDe Grand Rapid,
. iIy FGRAN-ii,nAIr Lev e. apcl printed
an. cir cu.stIrg ll ra.d county a. Kent.
A sle COPY f1ELS 2 fEAklNS,
Judge Of Probate.
FaAlK W HISE. EegiEeF. sat
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

- ssssr4n aesor 4nd es ScessI as<
1rzi44zs s.,zass-fias esaz2
Year x~zecf4t Il ze w-s E1sz<rs
ger - kaE.sa1 forty o. ers7 y-sAis ~. g..s
,rs-zlf 41lse - fa--iilzr Elr- CO aaaN.s
f8soa zsucicsais a. yea sre. 3. ss.-s tlrs2
t'is 1zas laafa e. lt-.s rsss-4 ,--l1s rs- p ga
--e sosa.ca..s ss s,giAa4sa as-1 - @s--4-
szl.a ss.a - FeslF t.-4srs ~ see. L-1 o44-
sslaal4 b. znos as : 1az-so1ae gc4fa -ess
.1aa 81 yszrs So. 4so loa alaa4 = zl1
9aen - trst agpeaf~1 ~ rLe-15n As-
sa1saee Eae 50azlasilt = yo1F c'4'iz- ~
snoss . a. GA mass - - y.saz-s ~ tlereafso -
a, - asrs. =. - saakss ~8lss' s1easger Sc
ara.ars. aad g So k4s l8sFe s1eTgT a--'i sl-
iar.acs c1a.. n@ag 8 fVl-1, tar ne 49, Gay
of as lffs-xhlce .asgsd .1nSsr Ls2n l1a- *
l-lssl nlo--is sTsr
lie Is ere u s1oss fs~ actors Wise syEa-
.z1ly eta aaa eg1cetlioa x ELslr pieces :
.rfeas. .Ead s7 t1e far1 raar trey are TIE 4
sFrlz 81 rlelr eva orssi2s-z5.s ~ hes tes
1.ft.-rsrs ia 0aleh 80 scoor, shs piay-
~ a. 4lld fhs slA.s manager sEe clsaol27d-
As1v iafi1s1rs is HF. Boucleaaigs -iis are
familiar % tns nessDas-x re4ll.ns paolsc, %
Eaicl tl1agneus oes i9uz agg besa Pzsssd
fLs famo18 divorce SUIT brOax1s - 4glaez
11tsr1ca. alt rhs actors n-arrlaZe e
lou ~ Iaorls.yks la Australia. zrs st--l
lrazh 10 tbs minds ~ ll4ng Many also,
Pc hapz. remember t1e cl--l1.5s mate - us
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.


SEAL GARMENTS NJ nT TO MEkFUBE
NInFn. 1ur HsrrrH twu FuEFrEA Cnrt7Ks
sEsssrfos Asose rlrF LsDirF -sE4L
csnwrvrf ~o1p Ar tpfIrEs WHfcH
LrAvT Cnrctoo Drrrof1 tfp
FtsrEEH DEtrrn Cr1 a.
TrF frfB
Miner - iusf new very busy furr| Tlna
fhs :sfiss with nes sea K1fnie1U fof The
winter season Es fskes their ueseurt
warrants the ciosks ~ ff PERFECTLY srd wiil
waeer $50 thst be seIis l1xer. sDd hsief
rrpds Of sesI than any usn ~ hicaigsn
ladies and esptlsmen wiI finJ - kinfr's
81 Monroe .sf.. large iine r. i1rs arf trim
sninrs fn "a grades stf les tpd prices. "a
she hendsane esl lire 20 sea- caps efef sen
ia the cifv soi % prices vhita vouio b.
ceezp o. vh0 etzie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29


fFEt4e ol.af 4H AHs lafAe stt
80 $500 go .s-< --''--
81 $50 - - =
81 sAE.fk fNA ftnE h - AAt tht
- .tttttf - s-u-o ss--s .1 CHS. Af44 t.,--
=. .....s. "A es..s.... : .rs . f,,saf ta.fk asi
fs0E sAf.e--s ts0sH EaFkI IA 4 CFNTKsE
s.s... 1. - = f,... l.,s s..ef ss..ss ..ss--..-
80 ft.ss. 4 t.srs-.. - ~ r..i.l rsrfs Aatsp
II ..e. - a Il =, 2ssl fss.e -.eaIlf e
81
..s.. s.tf.7.-.f a. pet,srs,r rrs >e,.s
81 .... s.-.l.,.- ..- ,.. ..-s . fr.t-.t -. IL.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

IAe ~ steele kecki1E en1 FtVFts-eD
c. Ac& Lies 81oeE cssta lsslss.sa-sl- -
rri4siEx = l1erat.Fs sr-i1s. --slF Arls aass
sa.si1ess fsE sxsssa3ak a. szpset<sscAs
IL xai1csct clzliss Of 1rssss1 mes
nsa lel-izk e1eeg sa1 I1S ara sess .~azse
Nzz1 csza li z-ents ff9ta t4s fal'ors t1a
lad - IS - res g1s saes41k 81 9l1i ..eil
he isef .aat tks steele CO. a. a. f1elE oS c
slA1xhisr.nz aaa t1sxe.ers gelrU1s kue .
lt4 ~azf 5 psee1 sEsafe tks = tas ess'
sn1 ffaA@esL thaI l401sJ la1 cay. ~ c1os-e
isicv eats ~ l1e2ls is d,sl-e1 O. net L4ll 4
clsee yoar oTtsrs st ths Pslses Ass'
y xst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
TRlFN TINE TABLES.

q DatIf -ttiii-Af r - Iffttt-t "a
Iicifo.t - Irtss has parier ca a. bri1oit, mex
Ing dlfcrf c1nnc clions fof tl points tasi ms
"a Nca orx 81 5000 a n nelt otf. FirlI 20.
-ress has t'eer.ur car 70 Detroit. making llncul
c9nlcctle5is v lth al trains fr the tssi.
1bfOarh railroad ueleis ocean steamship
tsf.ksfs AID sIeeNur car rprhs seesror aI tic
D. a. D. Hallway CITY O1ee 2 Mon roc 81,
and e. the ocpaL
Jts CsEfHFif- City f'a< trcnL
CHo j. RKFVE Tfsfac Manages. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
Uapfed-R,urd.

VIANTFD-BY TWO QUIET YOUNG GENT r.
W men. room aud 10 rf with prvil'gs oil.
bath in private family. East si'e ten min re
walk "a Bridge and GAIA s-s.; terms nr,t Q
reasonable. Address r. T.. tox =. this olice. $50
Iol. Kel,t-- Ysf>5seSs [-f0res.
no LET-A STABLE FOR on CR TWO
4 horses. In tire Is Wldiicomu BliGng 35
TOR RENT -ONE-HhIr or TEl STORE
( 30. r Canai-st. for particulars enquire o.
q A u rtrin- lni-f
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

l4ts John Broug1
an that Bou
caulls cLalu ~ Lhe
4uthoFsuip Of
"Lo udo q AssGr
a1ce wzs f8ise and
that be. brouga
wrote iB b HSaiL
Lur t1smsri-CrCus
ac-s u the -s4ae1Sr
are also We NJ
known. ard IL Is
safe % say tta-
even 10 the mln1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
FoR THIS WEEK ONLY.

CH0ICE DAIRY BUTTER
DIST FAMILY FLoCE
= 1kANULATED SUGAR.
willow C SUGAR
% los Fer sc
i fstsets per IN. g1k - f-r 2scrs
rOLDES RIO CoFFEE ROASTED AID
Y'aoaiSz Sca2'KoIixA RIcs. - -
4lss for scls
slUsCATINE ROLLED OATS.
.5ils. cas- CHOICE TOMATOES.
3LR cAx YELLOW PEACHES.
3LB cas- GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
> cans for 25c,s
LIB. CAs SUGAR CORN.
.5LB. cAS LIMA BEAMS.
5LB CAN GREEN PEAS.
.5LB CAN STRING BEANS.
cans for 25c,s
LIB CAN EGG AND GAGE PLUNs.
Iiess per can
.1LB. CAN wHORTLEBERRIEs
5LB can PINEAPPLE
fl0NE MADE NIxcE MEAT.
II l0cts per 10
New CURRANT JELLY.
y focts per ID. 3 lbs for 25cts
N'Ew APPLE BUTTER.
u ie ~ per ID. 3 lis for 2scts
INHOICE GOLDEN SYRUP,
I sgci. per gal. gals for $50
gHOICE SILVER DRIPc.
1 59cx per gal. 5 gals. for 500
: % cents.
NEW JAPAN AND YOUNG HYSON TEA,
II l-sl- fCrs 3rcrs slcfs scots. 60cts tcr 10
pURB8ANKs AID WHITE STAR POTAfOeS
ID iCcts per bushel
NfEw MAPLE SYRUP.
y H.oO per gallon
liRYsTAL BAKING POWDER.
4 l5cts per H.. 2lbs for e5cts
y Ew RAIsINs.
\ Slbs for 25cts
\ EW CURRANTs.
' lhs for 25cis
\ Ew BLACK BERRIES
\ l0cts per 10
A. EW PBUNE5
u 5lhs Tor 2jcts
:. EW MIXED NUTS,
i5cts per 10. lbs for 25cts
\ EW PRUEELLEs,
l-cts Ter 10
V0NAT0. PEACH. PLUM AND PEAR PRE-
1 SERVE locts per 10
The larscst and most complete stock OF staple
arl Fancy Groceries IN the state, aud slf0 Of
fruiis ald Vegetables. Csl and 1e convinced
that my prices sdlno. be duplicated. Delivery
free. Telephone No is2
Nal orLers VIII have prompt attention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

On March !. 1s-a. sn or part Of what is known
as CCm-tocEs Pail aud Tub Faciory. corner Oi
ana. ani Sex 1ersy---s Al the pail and tub
machinery vii re removed previous - that
dare. his factory is OF srics. - fee long hy IS
feet average 'IC n. divided into different de-
p4rtr0euts. uitn aEe walls and iron doors
Abundance II steam power large dry kills and
sheds ora tae plant.
For farther particul8rs and terms apply %
e.. T.. CeNSTOfk,
81 Canal-st.. Cityi
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

7 OsT-AB0rT DECEMBER m GRFES
- cloth mur with feat er trimming. Find r
pleas inform hv postal. Hrs. teo J.. q Iiuty. 70
Ransom st.. and receive suitable reward s
I cSr-A fARK-coLoRtD TERRIER. FE
j. male dog wearing U'sn round leather
collar with ring in 10 susuers 20 the name u
f.a-h- = lfrr4l reward w 81. given hv ret1rl-
ins her 70 The uew hathhgn House. Naterioo s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

A BARGAIS-FOR SALE BY OSCAR =. gES.
= klrs Real txisfe. Loan EHd Collecting
Agency Portland 3 en-. neg sock o. gIOo. Tiee
q D5OE and khoes. Wei located iu thrslng
town or 2s14 mia bitarfs. of vii eHCbsH4e Tor
eighty acres o. good isud with good bindings
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
LOOK FOR a COLD WAVE.

FROM Lot Of Taxpayers IN the FIrs
Nard.
The Weslihy avsuus grading roll viii be
rssurnsd TO ths Comm Council Monday
evening. and thea al the city missionaries
should be- ass sned fo dnfy in The i0w ?
rar. ri rbs Firsf Eart. The opelln- 90 that
stree. c1.t t4e los "a az sTsrsga e 45ZF
sarh and IS tae i0is are not worth over
$500 sarn. &. va frias hard on the owners.
NV tr~ -rrsei hss been graded sni some oi
She +asrs -eff vrsel feet 10 Size sir vItn
o. i.r rnsiats 81. er CO of their ming d. 2
fr ere present. ani 0g lo this will oe added
81 GY ser --snt f1rt f1r grading. This. wlt3
the 0pea.ns tsx. f. trsit7 aiEh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
PLASTICOING!

With the Anfik&lsomine Coz Piaflioo
we gusrsriee 10 our customers that We vii
produce better eaecis "a well - pors dur
able wo1k than ABy otber wall decorating
process will make for ssme smoUut Of sr-
penss vbtthsf composing wl.b fresce in
water or oil. or whether wtb finest VAL
papers. liRarusia WALTON, or psrief msohirrv
or whether with common psper. We oo
this work either in soio water bnis o.
varnisksd. producing leather Ike Elects.
We also maze Hand msds Wslpaper On
the same prilusple Ter walls loo badly
broken o. pstohed Cal and see our de-
signs and get figures. Corner o. os8vs
AID Pesrl-sis.. o,p. Morgan a Avsrys.
D. G. HENRY & CO.,
portrais. Fr.soo srd se~sie trtisis.
sRd General Contractor.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
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