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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
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T. frzzas eearoEE-&lely , ess esreaf<s tt4s
sSs g. z1ora o4r w&A@ IS ss1le.lllaS - AL
a.. a. rselrls bo-A rAslS A. g.l-<s4sessk
u s1ls aAt-er o1s o<gal aos - - sazlse-s
5sgSsasasas gpgE tas sevloe Il ae4lsss &Aa
1.Akess q fraaes. 40 fro.1 f~rsoss E4o-
Lres zay s1roslr~xs - IA tss sszsc>4oa -
1aszll-... <, - x frAsias lhs follosinz
sazssszzasss x osos-~ ass-As-kseEl1.S <r~ tazF.
foss q selus.
a 49, lzsport2zt ruls -oas ssio1. thoasa
oftea yic,sls3. nay y termed esr4l lisl-e1 -
gsasgal eols SAT- - oompst~sst l.sases-As -
fI4a.a - Fa-E.lngs aA1 chrcules in sllt. aud
s1,gTzsaltg7s O. eLe1-ngs ed o<hes pAeg4rss =.
ulo1ocaFprrs. IN n~tsFai wood - ats. ussd
win siAss tst~e~n plcy<Hrs aid ffGEae ale
noost semcloa wast nsonockrcHis ~srk 0fteB
sAse wiIh water coioTs. ana IN tAs,r eass The
rEelaias edgins tass n.as may h< esst&x gilt er
otAerslss. ss re oontGet Is a lie plaia
tiat Tiss pTsnciIls tA&i sr09na = mat ttss
frame should fo nGFros Amos IL exEeEDe AZ
tie substitution fer Hsolllag a = naETo~
btSding q cloth or paper. an arrangement
known ss pass E@rtoaL, Hsost aHPrOEr l.ss for
certificates, testimonials sAd TIE hke, but
AZ abe also f0r Galss Landscapes ~ naouo-
ehTrsue, sncA - small stchingz NatS or bor-
dsrs ara Faose often TOO narrow tbaa TO vida
When 10 aarrow tia -sct - that 81 over
cro~siibg when too ~ics, that of su5orcl-
naAng tke picture 10 its aeosSeEy.
In geira-al. ssit the frame 70 the tone 81
the Ilrs4pe- 1sGs = mo.ding Initiating ivory
or unfsrnlshed SILVER may Asrus0HlAs vita
sno~ AID dark o<x ~ az esollzed frame
vita TIE fefyresesi tStlon Of nlsht
II ~esupposs pictures wisely chOsss and
framed. theTe still remain certain gsssIloss
as O. their iudtc,ous hanging.
Ia chOsasiAg places on walls for different
pictures. ~ course the old rude Is noe to bs
forgotten 70 ressrd tks hght and shade In
Tie picture, and put II where the prevaiiin &
Light from the nearest window will he oppo-
site the depicted shadows Csre is nscssssry
also sometimes q avoid the occurrence of an
unpleasant glare from the surface of sn o.l
painting or from glasG
common error is having she eyelets Ia
the frame too near the middle Of the tive
sides. whereby ths surface Of the picture
when hung tips forward At an ungraeeful
pitch. Too little inclinstion Is not 50 bad ~
too much Another error il hanging pctnres
too high. A safe guide, at least IN beginning,
is TO have the crater Of eas pictures about In
lire with the eyes OF an adult of ordinary
size. Ia adjusting pfctures Of varying width
70 an average height above the floor It is the
center, rat0er thsn ths bottom, OF the fraEles
which should be considered
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Ter Frrrsr or sorrn plxlslon..r.

viii c. Bangs. drug store. ~ South Divi-
sion-st.. will be the finest equipped esisb-
hshment n that thorOughisre. lie Is
spsTing neither time nor expense to make
IL an inviting plsca 10 visit. aud when COM
pletsd 1t will be the pride OF the residents
on South Division st The fxtufes sTe of
the very latest pattern. and are handsome
aud attractive Although the stock is not
entirely in position. Mr.. Bangs Is enabled
10 ill all orders. he will carry everything
pertaining 10 his line of business. BE
promises hls patrons the best and purest
drugs the market affords. and the con
pounding OF all prescriptions will be made
feature. Mr.. Bangs is an experienced
pharmacist aud thoroughly understands
eVsry detail of the drug business. When ia
need OF anything in the drug line give
Ar. Bangs cali.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

nr Cstlfa IS ili aaa c8ahasd 10 his sd.
:. o. sfske5ss es-as homs irom AHn Az
- 10 vote.
A.sssaasS Stock Il Il lsda.s. . Fis.tin :
~ & e Cseu aaa isnitg
cH LHs7 as Gr4ad asvsn. AS ossn
-. aug e klaPp To- ale PAST iss 1sys.
Mss A8az Arasssa. iaf.aeriY of tbs
efg sas ssls 70 Cnieas3 % uFs Sith ner
brother
Wrx sa tas casls road trench 0o ne
Wesf sias 81 CaaAist- sas pushed sith
vlzsf 7esfeFdsf.
NJ. shel5r Compfo sna bflds. nee Miss
J4let 4tson. 0l Csiamous. Ca. aEe visit
ia Nr. aaa Ms. " X SHELBY
pasid CoNei fsfurned gsstsrdss from
" 8odsrorG s. 3 sasrs 80 sas callsd b. ,
th- esa,h sf hIs 5r0tner-in-Ias
Joel T.. seoby. formerly sish Nsison.
Hafsr a Co flsd GA Mnndsy il -allforaia-
Tha act @as .si-grspssd James s. Davis.
Mrs ~ Al aaf8rd. Of Ctoton-at.. has
reformed from latir monfAs Flslt With her
s.ssr n Annesots. she Nss accompanied
~ heg mother and sistsr.
Ms P=.ton. of a. Rapids. sni Ms.
H1Ebes. af Chicago. ere Eisiuag their par
safs 81 AL Ars. " y COOK. % LAgraye-
81 Mrs. Hughes . ACCOMPANIED oy Der
Two dasgh.ers
Harvey L. Brown. DepatY school In
sgeclof ~ Ksnl c0gnty a0d principal oI
tas cad sd school a. Graffsn Ce1sre. va. in
tas c..g yesterday n BroNa nss been q
rs nome Ia Games for the pGrposs Ol
voting
Nj s0d Mrs Wins Cole and her dsugh-
ter Mss J-nulr. ien lasE uisht fer sac
Diego. Cal shers they Wit scsni ave OF
az months they vii travel 5y Easy
stages. Stopping a. Chicago Aaasas city
Denver salt AXE CITY sad sAn Francisco
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Two Young Wall street Easn boarded
crowded elevated railroad ear a. Franklin
strset he other day
Pretty crowded." said the taller
''Ys-as-eEd It's denoed shame. too
rm nearly wern 0Gt with running. Been
81 awfully busy day for me-.
NO seats hers unless We
'Oalsss whstG"
Aud then tho tailor man bent down and
whispered softly Ia his companions ear.
"All right" quOth the other. as the
rateuan poked his head in IL the opaa
door and remarked:
''Br- r -ro0Iae str-r-sel'
The short young man smiled. tie gste-
man further remarked:
"BerleeekerEex. and the tall youth
from Wall street inc ulred In loud tone
OF voice:
"Iiow's things at the hospital?'
The passengers looked round at ths
speaker. but said nothing.
Pretty good. said the short young
mon Got q real case OF Asiatic cholsrA
Ia today"
Nervous movement on part Of old lady
occupying two cross seats.
"Asiatic cholera. chr That Is interesting.
Likely to def"
les.
TOO bad We lost our best case Of
smallpox last night.
Ola lady and three merchants leave the
car.
Rather discouraging, eh2"
Yes; he's the third smallpox wc've lost
In a week. IL 1t wasn't for our typhoid
fever patients doing we'll we'd be awfully
down.
Two countryrnen leav precipitately. fol-
lowed by woman and a boy.
by the way, did your diphtheris man
get wellf-
NO. lie is there yet. Fearful case.
Worst We have excepting the three msn
from the yellow fever districts.
"Berleeckcrstrei, +" cried the sateman.
My station. yelled seven men. three
women and . messenger boy sinultane-
ously.
''Ah." said the shorter young man from
Wall street, taking possession OF one of
the vacant seats and putting his feet on
another, Il don't know what we would
have done but for our poor afflicted pa
tients.
and the rest OF the passengers who had
been meditGsing wild break for the Eighth
street station, listening to his remarks.
realized that they had been fooled. but Go
rived consolation from the thought that
they had not been so badly fooled as those
who started for Central park and got OF
n "Berleeclzerstrei. New York Even
inc Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
vania Hava No Favoy4.,.r,.

Two men on a cable car. One Of the
mon turned To the conductor and said;
Stop st Webster avenue"
The other man then turned 70 the con
duc-Or and sSid:
step 1T Webster svenue."
The conducter. somewhat icritatcd, 10
Joined:
Didn't you hear this other man ask
nc 70 stop at Webster
Yes.
Then Why did you ask ms,'
because / want you to stop for me.
too
''Yoa. tool Can't you get of when the
car stopsI'
stop for me. Ipsii Iay money TO ride on
this thing. aud | an determined that
there shall be 20 favoritisn. "-Arlxansaw
Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Tie brigSsln' opened ia doors 10 ths
pubic last sFsning. sers lsres nam Der 81
lS9Ies sBd KeDtsea4sn attended. Ana tAss
sysat sss success IN every ssnss 0i The
WoFG. AsbOa9h Rct prepares Tor ne &c
c4sion es naasA a. be desired 10 be ar.
Britain oid justice 10 hlIssst, ahd e&e .
guest ,eft the pTssnltss eel satisfied vita
tie hue repsst set bsfaEe hlm. in te~
dave sssfD tLlng viii oe IN wSrkIbs ofosi
and patrons wall receive he otst siten isot.
The Britain" ls baDds0me estsbils1
msut and WORTHY the visit OF eli lsaiss snd
gentleman Amer ihestrs parties afe The
rage j. the k-sst. s0d lsnches are al unss
served In restaurants tbxt are not u lie
compared uiih The Britain" 0Tsna
Rzpds is iDoeed lcnunsts lR having The
"a a. n ficently furnished restaurant Ano 10
show tas appreciation ieaL the residents
should gvs IL liberal patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

r = sa6d ncw thnt tl,e iase Ersuer-v
FrecsT1ck iszled An oT1o- Thar for t'se
f1f--s &c German ct2cer shouii auresr
in rzrifoVua. sxospt On parazse. af ra-ss. Ct
cr sc-ue cfIicisi ocfasson Hicherto The
German zTnsv has E~=i II ia ursfo--r,.
one psric1iar s8vszsage C tfat PRACTICE
arisirg frcr ths fact that few - the
ceiczs c0uid af7crd a sussa.sls csl-s.. .
dress n addiEou - slsslr nnifosrns.
Krpercr TiIlsua. however. at oucs re-
GzH<ssA - xSizxs--Szsx XszS Saa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
TOWN TOPICS

Feff iss ssr4assa ssrs "a ls~a ysstsE-
e1T
IhsG r sbBrs ssls s14t doxn az
1aa s@slxr8aF iaf seels4.
ras streets <rrs ef1 F-sd yezzzfcsy. ouE
- 1i,ap.s rse-kns ~ snopsi4k
80 flssral 81 KS. Il lress 80 led
xeai1F a4siS8. * Eisl sa4s > 4.se t1ls z4Sra-
tfr
Fhe Eszal sufrass Association So meet
tats as1srosoa a. . 81 a. t-- La.ies Lllsr4fy
Giro s4lase
enc gafaaes ~ d.Eslt1f 80 tGs Naksr
asz II A.t4 1esle.aF c4gaee 8y l1e asala
~ A4 a. Il Al als.ll-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
rHs COUNTRY EDITORS BABY.

TIC COUNTRY EDITORS BABY.
Twas bouacn< oA5y ooy
Vas. aided
ked "a gsouEht that noshisg ssor<
a. could nsed-
sweet.
Ard ssch ss-sody was rounded OF conpl-ts.
Aud ne papers. every ono.
Cave puH.
ThaE. tn posss of saGcin-<s.
Was enough
- ssv- raA1s tae boiaesG ryps of an snsor sure
Inst % rad shs aaushfy thn<s thar they HAd saIa
Sad rhs GiEslefori RsDors
OF tSday-
~0ur hrsth-r of 10 pr-sa
Paul De Fay
nas ss- department. aow, for his pso---tory
toFf
Ter ~ ssoS, ssd r0css a ooonelaE bAoy boy"
Asd-TAs Boosnlaxton Gazert,
E1a 20 .ay
That the enre-prtsing scrios
? ns Say.
rrvn ne s-resaIinz cIzs has . rovrl. glad Do
AEaE
La sAs music OF a ssa pound BOY. asuiga
Aad TIE Chroasc.o- Sun -Timez.
Three lc-one.
Tod dear P11i~ hss lstsurs hcurs
We're undo1s-
ia his tari1 columns. a0w. aad hts ofitosrzl
30
Would es soaogs L-Aaea wf.A ial.ny
50 tAs sdifor a scrap
Hcok dii make
o. tne cIpglrza rrola tho pres
ae ed t-ks.
Ard - ialt L sars sway FOR tho iHaior f1r. %
Wh,a n S-v~at man iixa bis rssh.r-hs should ba.
Oh. n Aas Ia f,ther's fo.
t-vsl keld.
And he "a maze writer. too
o. 20 sad
-Fcr ~ h.s priassr's souca and an scror's Md
Thar III make ziShty tsIiow sosas ans GAy."
IN 80 We. Srsaa sti'1y hour~
Tired tcun.
wRIkeri q vcnry. weary nrGf
VIA q -rown.
TT - hours c-sw.s,l By days and ths Gays
fl - ~ ritt f-ars.
Ten he rftc5 I'D his vssce
Ard hs Wsys.
To recall Che ceRseisss froe
Hr haa kept
'swth ms scrlSs n embryo. ' ~ s~plor-,i 'rny
wes begins
49, - ,oig aonsrrt is-be sat .~issr'
--zArxas-t sneirsrs Oldham n New Teri wsrid-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

fh< e-essEtiy 3g,oi2ls1 e.sok sscEs a 4
seFk1R sxsa. ~ sSake lsxassaA a t@s
s-ss- ssase iex sGzln<ss. Ens is reAds ia
tte feceftsoD 4 a a. .<rS kr. "A kini-
Eei4i ls oew eomsF ~ orsDd koElas &Ea
ts kss aaae1 sncthes elsi aess lsAos b. o1r
Essacs tIcre2slDs lsl cDe tE4l 4ocslea
Esfs a =. = c<I Sfulelt kQ Eexctsaz II
fsalllss nrst-cl&ss oect st3Es Il e aos-
Sis ~ RESIDENTS "a tEst yleapity. sno t2~s
81 49, - FFslscisiec nons ofssets. 1&t
gsLt.s1aa has lsd yeas 81 expSrleros ~
tksl breach 81 tae nAel e4ussss las. zae coD-
ssQEents auch reliance y IL us saA0ee -
Els stass1lfn.s nls slsslG s1lol - nss
xEa 0cl FeosaNF PURCHASED IA Caicsxe e
con E.ele Ia every feSsest. Ne, o3st - "a
ar kekintssial bsncie scheoi oooss - a.
oesc1i ptioDs but hign cssss sofks a. ~s4i,
la lsEe ~ ssAtieEsry = snsorpssss1, aiiS
tbe 0asplsy q fancy g0Sds e-srs sleciEi
uaeutian An iEwsslIoa is eel0isils 81
teGdss - one sDd al ~ cali al The new
Boek EmpoTium.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
A Sensible Criminal.

Sheriff TO doomed nan on the scafold)
Nov. SIR, yoa have twenty inmates in
which TO speak.
Il don't wat twenty minutes. would
merely ask favor"
We'll. what is ity"
''Ons of the reporters here Is from st.
Louis. belisvc7"
Yes"
Il would ask that ho does not soy that
nv body fell With 9 duh. sicksaing thud.
I al now ready. Lincoln state Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

rst1len--I say Nix al -
% cha van ~esnaa
Nrt .r t1eDf
lsf'----l lT1re. 4eTT~. A
r,r-an Aud vhsts IN ths
fsat reez wid eulf
-lssi--Ee Toccs. Ser--.
g. t1c1n fhass wof os2A&a -.
sesasss- - l.arper 1ssar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
To Clean Marble.

For cleaning marble take onc-half pound
Of whiting, mix with warm water sad stir
- the consistency OF crsafa Stand this IN a
jar IN the oven over niEht; IN the morning
stir It and lay tie paste about ba1 aD inct
thick over tbs marble. previously well ws<bed
with soap aad water. lcaTo this On the
marble for twentYIoer hozrs. tasn wash
again aud poiish With n soft cloth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Tsacher-Tes children. when French
r,ret they say. How - vcs carry your-
self" Ths Germans, How goes Il today
The Ceinsse ssy. How = ysur ss0nachT'
No~. cf course. rou c1n tell ne what
Americans ssT when tie meet
Brirht Pu7il-TeS'm.
"WelL yon EAR answ-r WHAT'S he
usrai Ar-ericsn -TeetinI -
"How IS your coiar' -PhiIadelpAia Rec
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Western Railway superiatendent-
What shall I name The new pzsscrrvr
train wo sre going 10 put on II stops at
svsry station except GTubbs lane
Prosidene--Cau i the Lightning Ex-
rrc7s
bat the cid train that stops az All th,
stations. including Grrb5's Lane. Is known
"a the Lightning hxpress."
Well. cal the rew train the Trans
continental Flyer. ."--PhiIa6elpbia Reoord
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
PLACE YoUR MONEY WHERE II WILL Do
TEE NcST Coon.

PLACK 1OCR MONEY WHERE II WILL do
TBE NcsT Coon.
In securing or purchasing goods of any
description your first thought is 10 patron
izs the business concern that offers you the
best inducements The star Furniture
Company. lo9 South Division-st, are fam.
Gus for the grert values they give their pat
r0ns and 1t u therefore not surprising that
firm always enjoy good huziness. The
recently married couple can furnish their
homes at a great saving. "a can also the
most aged man and wife ths; desire furni-
ture that is stylish 10 comfort them IN their
old age The Star Furniture Company are
showing a really fine stock of goods. Every
departments replete with nice and elegant
sssortmenis ano the whole display IS 20
complete that everyone Is sure to be en-
sb.eo to select something 10 suit Their tastes.
speciality Is made OF bedroom suites, the
line teiaC not ONLY larger but full OF finely
patterned goods. In lounges. chairs. tables.
ard in fact Suy article of furniture will
always be foupd a. tsis plsce in grest soor.
mites. A feature is the low figure each
piece of furniture Is sold at. The pricss are
Klways reasonable aud within The reach Of
the most hun Die person. Economical per-
sons will save money by pstronizing the
Star Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
whss 70 Do with Cold Potato.

Mako cold rlashea potato INTO small cakes;
brush with melted butter ana beaten ez-:
brown in n hot oven.
WHEN the potato Is of the right consist
eocy Il may be cut Up into Ette strips or
square cakes. bus v hen softer e rnsy ec nlads
into round cakes 80 directed sbCve This u
~ excellent way q dispozng os cold mashed
potatoes left from dinner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The foundation o. the rug shown IN the cut
consists OF some strong cotton material. ON
which the felt pieces are fixed with the up
holsteTer's pnsse, the joints being covered
with wOolen or metal cord Three colu-s of
felt-copper, chestnut and ciay-are ussd for
the work
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The embroidered parts are carried out
with oliTe wooi OF varioas sliades in sati,
and crewel stitches, the scrolls being edged
with metal THREADS. Many other conhina-
tons Of coiors can 10 arranged in felt
mosaic, which IS 4 very durable Kind o1
work, provided toe cords which cover The
joints arc we'll sewn down. The rug must bs
lined with strong gray linen cloth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
To rrepar. s1a cooa Green Vegetable.

Al green vegetzhloz nzust b vashed thor
ouzhlT IN cold waser ard drcPpsa irto vatsr
which IA salted ard JEss hcEinniag - tois
There should he n tsSsespcar,ful r. sat 20
ever tive Qnerts = water. II water boils >
long nr0s before ve~esabses eTe rus IN - ts
fst ard tssseiess. ~ veg ~,tsblsS wal not look
grr~n nor have Ere favor. So advises His
Ea~4o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

6zse11e fasr -zl-l4g fTUaa fa- 1zsa<4r
s@-za .--A-re pa e1zLy a. Gz1lf
y fe--i u leas.F fFC1sz. se11 W1.s
49, t1-s Kelr-s4zzA - t13 srrzs AL Az-4
A1ea c1ster 80 3.zI ercss 1ft
Ass.4l-l ~ lzl141Sz1 ~ t1s Asssl -
- -A-s. The Egoc1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fo- rrse zaser gsthor tse r1s> pals ~
tie uo~1,nx ard sTr~sd - = ne-sTa.s - t.a
visited kee1 81 tde ssa6e. kEv7 rrrts
6iiaei 40 to.r.ls fail q - p~r cert s4-oaok
pus ia the lea~es Af.sr Ea&ze ins s fsf
dsgs tlev vi D. raaf~ % uze
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

A ~sTY pretty gsrnisA fsr = b>kes flsb f.
n med uassa potat3 in thsi hard iuto tes
sl.aE,e O. = iezsoa. Brush over si5s batter,
lst q yei,6ss lstle IN ne ovsa- essG seTvs
sbout the Gsa wssa parsley 81 ss ghs
tas.es a. rod - Il Fds,kr aiso
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

TIE editcrs ir7wer calls a. interest
Ing bfs q Biographical infornatiaa froEa
the exam I1atica paVsr e snasl boy 40
wrote. Abraham Jincolu was barn 81
Kent~ckv n f4e2 a. the ss-e = : years. -
harpars MsEszire
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

snar A--or-f have cafied. sir. - sek
To1 80 inee-t iine - the efFc~t that
have iass refused en- Ger Of kss2 week
kceo1lnc1atios Bitter ~ - 2 ssssurc
L taere anyta-nx e4ss ezn 90 for yoa.
sir
That's sn 1niess ysu have srsrs
dirae a5out yoa- "--I I'ailssiei phia Rsoos1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
A CoxEacEIos.

In speaking OF The Briit-in's" opening
yesterday. the IELEeE.a-hEaALD located
the restaurant as bsing under ewest's
Hotel. This would give the impression
that the establishment occupied basement
quarters. Ii wss intended TO speak Of ''Ias
Britain" as being located in the Sweets
Hotel block
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

For don't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in back and
bead. tantslizing skin erupnons, Kemp's
Sarsspsrilla never fails to give relief. We
always guarantee it Price 81 Der bottle.
Tibhs' drug stors, 126 MonToe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

T"ITT II 17-77F 70 ~ 10y T'--7I3-7T 7
Oh. M1ut> [ don know whst 50 do
o. xiri wants 70 90 play tennis. another
rra0-sf su3 rnsfne something else They
y l dvtTe re crazy. I ssan eertsisly lose
r. bead
F-s-tv C1usin--Fou uust - csreful
she1s lcsior your bead Cherleys yuu
v1uii nerer ara IL sgaln New YORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The great Thanksgiving
number Of the Ladies Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper costs no more at the
news stands than any other
number-sIx cents.
You can send ten cents and
get four numbers. September,
October. Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
OF course we can't afford
It We can though; for VINO
Is going to drop It at New
Years
Send silver or stamps
Lsrsz Eo,sr 5.-y~g
kstsee, ,rtss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

If Won want wood by the carload or cord
buy it OF the Central Coal Co. Telephone
S34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Nervous Old Gentienan--What on earth
Is that burniny. Charlesg
Charics-Ehf
Nervons Old Gentlc1an-I say. what
makes that terrible ocorf
Charles, Why. father. I an smoking
ons Of your cigars --Harper's Bazrr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh fsh OF all kinds received daily al
Dettenthalers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh fish OF ell kinds received daily a
Dettenthaer's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Order your Jackson Hill Goa Of the Cen
trsl Coal Company. Telephone. sSs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The place 20 buy crus he'd coke il o. the
Central Coal c.. Telephone s3z
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh oysters received daily a, Deit.n
thslsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF he Grand RAPIDS Board
of Trade Tor The election Of thirty directors
serve for the ensuing yesr. viii De held a. the
Office OF the Board Tuesday Nov ~ ~
Rolls will be opsn between The nouns OF 10 q.
aud p. N.
At 80 p. m. the result OF the vote VIII be az
n0u1ced and the reports Of the redring o,ncers
Will lie submitted.
II. ID. c. VAN ksNUs,
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Game ofsll kind, at De,tsntbslers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh oysters received daily st Detien-
thaler's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Best oysters in the city at Dsttenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Best oysters in The cl,y a, DstieDthsler's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

she's right" nuttercd Jasper. as he
walked slowly homevard. Get out. you
bruteI' ne exclaimed vindictively IS be
kicked sad eyed and detected dog that
seemed TO be trTing 70 caltivate his ac-
ausintance shes right. | an afraid
don't exactly understand women. Chi
esgo Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Two Young Wall street Easn boarded .
crowded elevated railroad car 81 Franklin
strstt he other day.
Pretty crowded." Said the taller
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
Cine BuliieiuerorSauna.

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merriam gu MAIDEN, baB isbe St6run9 Der
Nc9tru5e, namentli9 lautss Sinseg beim
Ga5bauisseben nod Der SoIiseitunbe, pers
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mitpirten.A - sIm felbissn 2lbenb toumt
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-12
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fanss isiner graris. gr mat i9on msbs
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psl5e 8ett uub @ebulb in bobem @rabe
in Inipru5 nimmt. SeBbalb iibte er oft
in Der YoIitlinit, penn feline S9iler, bic
er i6er Sabus unb MuubsE rantbeiteu be-
Isbrte un6 i'm 4us3ie5en tranter 3dbne uns
teruies, ntdt susegen uaren, bas PIombis
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ben idabbaften CABIN ertrabiren laien.
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erfdbrt, baB Der 3abn uor etnem bal6en
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aaer ieiner S9iler ldBt CT fi@ gu benz
ausruf binrsiBen: SEA, wel5er @ieI bat
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zines isIner @rltItngsperte.