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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Charter Election.

To tie Electors oi the Cliy q Gfauc Rapids
Take N0Ice-Tsat the anlasl CharteI Ileos.ou
will bc held IN the Clty 81 Grand kaFidf on
Monday. The 2ud day Of fpili, issa, 81 which
tine ihe following city ofaeen vii bs clee.ec,
VIZ.
one xayof oae Director Of the Poor one
Naftfsi one C.crk 81 Police tuur nnf il.tire
o. tue Peace and uue iem1ef % the boare ~
Review and fauElizsfios
A 80 the 20 owing Natt oficer
FIRST NGfd-oue Eilcrmah, Que Supervisor.
oDc Collector one Constable.
second n srs-fLc alderman. one Superr So
one Collector. one f0ili t,.tls.
1hiro Nsrd--Oue Alderman. one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable.
Fouuh Ward -slnc Alderman, one Supervisor
one collector. one Constable
flffh Nsrc-ffne Aid ffna1l. one Supert is0r.
one Collector. one Constable
Sixth NErd-0ne Alderman, one supervisor.
one tailnCrpr. one CODssble
seventh Haro-s)ne Alderman, one Supcrs eof.
one Collector one Constsblr
ghth Nsr0-OBe Aiocrmkn. one SnpffVis1r.
one Collector. one ClDgiaiGc.
BY resolution OF The Conn o. touncI p0ilf
were ordered 10 be opened a. Tie Following places,
10 vat.
Firi ward-Ko IS GranCvHienVe
oetend Nafc-~upeft0r C1ilrt rpor-. Pcafi-s.
Third y ard irsi precIsci-lf5 lfiHnf-ti
1airo Nssa-second praoiDcf-Aa. sbs JeIsr.
soDtrC
fo1uh ward-Firrt preosuci-sonlheas oorBor
BARCLAY and las BreTe-sis
Fourth hsrd-seo0ad rr,cinc-f Crescent
ave.
f.ih wsrd-No. 80 I1snnsle-sve. FiBn's
Hall
sixth ward-Engne house. fcr.bns1s.. norm
Of Leonardo
seventh Ward -sernsuis Hsn Tfni-st.
tlsbth Nafo-Igfn Aefein hail. .eserron-st.
gosf ). ElIHEtr
city liefk
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
TALK o. RE ToWN.
n hleh Ksfers Prfsri p&sls - Ehs 4@ysx
&ay Csstsss-gsther s'2asllaztss-

whleh Rsfsrs PEfsssp p4sls - the Mayor
&lfy Csstsss-ksther S2aslla1tss-
~Ck4r.ey Bsiknsp > q nikaty good nan,
baE hs's gosng 70 set istt Il. TIE race tnis
emes
Ths is ths sentiment voiced BY the en-
sirs DeGoeEzE ie and 6rsesb4ek parties. and
$ good many OF the Republicans. kToHa
conversation about tesa yesterday il MAS
aseeEsainsd hat q lhs t~o candidates Ar.
y estoa sas undoubtedly ths El0st popular.
: ne u he Democrats saE that before Ar.
beiknap Vas nominated they thought Als.
" ssl0ss would have TIE l<TEesE majority
t1al any candidate ever haa. but no" thsy
lalnx l. Vii DC little closer s1d more IL
tersstlng.
Geo-ss Perry SAYS Weston Is the peoples
choice. AID that af1er ne - elected DC win
elevate and give h the once lIs proper
clxaity.
Charts Rashbun: "MF. Weston is Just
the Kind o. lasn ne have been looking Tor
for a long time he vii Dc elected ana
have a nu1afsd that says ns Is the winner
Frank Nixon: Mr.. Weston viii make q
good MAJOR for such a progressive and
metropolitan city as Grand Rapids. his
Sill al new enterprises and do every thing
possible Tor the Oensnt 0I the clty. 1 al
eonHdsnt be vii be elected and ara Offering
Two 70 one
John J. Belknsp: "Pm not feeling firsi
rate. Win Weston. good man on one
side. znd my brother on the other. don
hardly know what 10 do"
John Perry: 'h essOn has heart IN hin
as ok as al OK. II be Is . Democrat. IT.
was always liberal 10 his donations 10 ths
poor. and worked hard Tor their comfor
every Thanksgiving"
The only other once over which ther'
will DC a particularly warm contest Is tha
OF Clerk OF Police Court The general sen
timent Is with A. 3. Tozer. the present IN
cumoent, who has served twO terms and be
come perfectly familiar with the technlca
duties OF The Office.
| The inviuciOle Joseph Rupprecht. o.
Honest Joe, as be is famlliarly known
seems u be having II al his own va
axain, for Director OF the Poor.
Charlie Shattuck VIII undoubtedly leaC
the van for member OF tie Board Of Re
view and Equalization, which Office be Ia
| held for some time.
Charles ;. Wilson has made many friend
since he has held the office OF City Mar
! stsl and they seem 10 be with him now.
Col. Van =. Young, from present indica
| tions will make strong run for Justice 0
| the Peace. as he is we'll known here. hayin
| Formerly held the Office of Chief of Police
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

The le cture 20 De delivered on Wednesday
evening next At ths G. NJ. Il. a. Hall, by
Rev Chas. O'Reilley, Of Detroit. on Glad
stone as Reform Leader. from Irish
standpoint" promises to be the most inter
estiug one siven ia this city for some time
The subiecI is one which Is interesting for
every cue DR.. o 'Reilley has given the
matter much study znd thought, and being
Treasurer of the irish National League oi
America is ii position and IS thoroughly
competent 10 handle the sHhiect IN q
mastery vsv. In addition to the lecture
there will bs given few select vocal and
instrumental numbers. The following have
kindly consented IN take part: Miss Marie
Utiey, contralto. Dir. Frank Steinmsn
tenor: Mr.. HOBART Davis. flute. Prof. L. N.
Kramer, musical director.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
a Useful Invention

A coutrivancs has been invented By an
employs Of the Nelson & Matter Company
for the purpose Of opening and closing all
the shutters on one side the factory at once.
II Is operated ~ turning two crsnks, which
ar both &C one end. The chains which run
up 20 tae fourth story aud operate on the
inside are corrected with the first tier Of
shutters, the others being connected with
the frst by rods placed across, and chain
running down 20 where the crsnks ars
located. Is is an ingenious device. and viii
prove useful 70 close she shutters quickly
in cass Of IRE. Il viii also save consider
a5ls labor IN closing them every evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

The Grand Rapids Guard are actively en-
gagged maxinz preparations for their annual
reception, vhich occurs week from Tues
day Ths supper vii be served in the
Royal ArcsBam rooms. underneath the
srmory. rhs-s srrsrzsusents viii be made
% scconamo6ate L = couples At one sitting.
The AaitA CasfIe Al itary Bani Of sixteen
pieces and Professor EEsun's orcssstrs Of
six places have been engaged ID furnish
nnsic for the daccns and VII $50 alter
nate IN piavinx dnTirz the banquet.
A. the slsr<sstion - l0lonsi Irish the
officers 81 the Secsnd regiment have been
sracisiiv invisssi ID &c present. and In tinie.
IS po-Sihie. g. bold meeting for c0asulfs-
tan on the sff srncon of tae t0fa, sad a
number have sireadr accepted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
No Cause of Action.

The case of Aletia Myers, of Caledonia,
against Lewis Spaulding, hotel and saloon
keeper OF the same place. Tor selling liquor
to and causing her husband TO become a
confirmed drunksrd, was concluded in the
Circuit Court yesterday. The jury, after
several hours deliberaiion. brought in a
verdict OF no cause of action. and a judg-
ment for defendant for costs was given. The
case has been on trial for several days, s
large number of witnesses being sworn anc
considerable interest was manifested, as ii
was rather an unusual case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Say Perkins, old boy, why don't we see
you az the club any more2 has vour
mother-In-law shut down on your" mo.
Brown; the fact of the matter is. my home
is so happy now that there is no induce
ment for nae to leave it. You look incredu-
lous, but it's positive fact. You see, my
wife used to suffer so much from functional
arrangements common to her sex, that her
spirits and her temper were greatly effected.
IL was not her fault. of course, but it made
home unpleasant all the same. But now.
since she has begun to take DR.. Pierce
Fsvorite Prescription, she has been so we'll
and so happy that we are having our honey
moon ell over again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01


Supposing merchant Laws more for his
goods than hls neigbbors sell for and then
cells oat al cost, where Is the besi place TO
buy? Why, al Le0nsrds. Of course. In sd-
ditl0D TO lowest prices y01 get your choil
of all the new styles. and quality gaersn-
teed by responsible firm. We solicit al
inspection OF our goods and prlces.
white China Tor Decorating
Never before hsye We bad such 81 assort-
msnt Of novelties ia choice white cbiBa for
decorating bon-bon boxes. potp0urr Jars,
vases. ed cups and s2ucerE. cracker Jars.
after dinner cenees. pretty sugars aud
creAmers. fancy baskets. - al bowls olive
dishes, candy trays, bouilion cups, bread
and butter plates. odd bowls and i,ates aud
hundreds OF other pieces. Call and see
them for yourself. as We could not begin 10
give you description. Lookout. i0r Mon
DAY will be our
Opening DAY.
New bargains, beH novelties, new dinner
sets, new tea SETS. new chamber sets. new
vases in the Carlsbad China. Royal Worces-
ter, Bonn Faienoe LuBevilie. Old Delft,
Hungarian. Venetian Choise ie Roy eatsu-
ma, kaga lmera, Owari and many more.
Remember Monday is the day.
IL. LE0NAkDS SONS A CO..
- aud u Monroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
Easter Decnrafinns

Many OF the store wind ows were deco
rated yesterday with Easter tributes. In
the Tower the front window was almost
entirely taken up with a large egg, sur
rounded by nests of small eggs. flowers and
other decorations, making = very pretty
effect. In one Of Spring & Co.'s windows
is rich and beautiful miniature altar. with
the cross rising from it and the crown
hanging pendant beneath the glistening
star above. In Coopers. on Canal-st., q
real live hen and her equally live brood of
chicks attracted considerable attentiOn.
while nests of colored eggs and otner deco
rations were objects OF note about town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Peter sever. seii xnowa iesfer suioug
ths Norkrzuep. sst 'n The eeiee Of The
sflrson issf evening rricri0g the state
r,srs thst the w1rkinrnen vruii net rote
f,r Weston Why sssd ae. vas oue 81
|. COMMITTEES of bree of = scgiefg of siz1v
wor<'nensen vhn seefrs1 s. ore tine tn
sfsrf = fsrtrrv ~efe 81 tce c--1rerStfTp
rIan. We a. e,i m NJ. Weston SD sta el,
cnr ahiegf t' arm. He rece,Fcst gs pleas
enfIV ard sr rlsfrice.l S-f1H - ear oe'rcH
~. net only .tt.i ttis hut - eauvasSei t1a
whoi- mater Ffh ~ ani rs7e ~ mlech
s.sea sdrice p ct-ieess Fsr- He asd
IS when ~ 80 tse nsItsr 1r1er wev + ws
nae.se,f -nrra money 81 all sn nirn tea
ven any scrsinaren sncrg the Holland
- ~ r.-e - n -.-l-l-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

The unsnv friends of l. 9. Rutherford.
sx- -Commsnser of ne g. A. r. VII be
uieases to earn thst Ne is cening - this
ritv p, rrscfsce ~. "eid hss formed =
uartrershia rlt1 Hsarice H01seusa. ~
ff.s eitr snS uisl rsaove - tbs eity Rith-
- = alorta er tvo. AR kol6erfsrf e
tTiEht iewve- A. sicQuert sDesksr ard
witbSi a very popts.sr senfls,nsa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
NOTICE.

To tss ouoiaeG Elsczovs q ~ Cosi,sfs q
Kent.
Notice - herrav given that the question
INTO whrffrf o. no The f0BHiF 81 Sefff shsu
raise b lssl fha I'm 81 ODe hundred aDd
try thousatd Cc sfa fef tie pHTefs ~
erecting cour hou.s. viii - foLlf ifed %
81 D. fntu0 township rHfff nff fher.of
ard iht Cls7sf eleciou of lts rifs of trrnd
Eapi1k t.d Ir said fouuiv on tbe tlH
hon0fv.D = ~ >. ID ls,sa Haid lOan 70 - pay
af3f 90 io.loes ID rste ~ iuerfs no -
cxeeed fss rei Ter ennum - sums
remaining fue eai flapato.on the tifefslf ra .
jfn1sry q rsch snl ever Tfsr. 20 vif
Tine ffsm ~ ter t1oneerd 1oilst ufrstif o. the
tfleeulh dry 81 lsDnarf. jess
The sII1r 81 twenty ttoussnd 19l Ers pavtbie ~
the fifteenth 0ey ~ January. lF
The sum ~ Tn tif0assDa d0iis1 pfysfIf O. fhe
fueeuft dsT II fseuart ifsz
1'he SAN - tr rnfy lhoslsaud Dollar paVaIle or
tfie ffieeufh 0aT oi isrurrs. ssss
The sisn of tes shgiesnii doiieEs gaTaDls or the
tfteepih ga - ssnusrT, lEf
Tie sun ~ twenty fhcussne 6oiis.s psrsbls "a
thf fffefrfh oav ~ 5trusfy. 1tet
1fs s1n o. "a tb0issso dollars Tsysbis ob fh-
tifeeDfh oSF 81 JsBnnry. 81
TIE sfisn - tveniy tiioussnd Dollar feTalss 90
the htieelfih p det ~ iaunars stn1.
inc eisn 81 tssD ntn1srn6 0niisfs I.srsnie tis
tfteenth Ga ~ tfBusrF 1eH
The egT ~ tNen' fhDussno dollars rsFsble or
Tie hfscentt otf 81 JenuErv. iss
Dtfed fe51lzTT ~ fs7f
b oroef ~ tilf Boafc si e,fefis<lrr ~ Ef1f Co.
JACOB ~ Nhl.Eff
CORNELIUS A. HtftFY fhairfI. ~ u t1xra
Clffk = bfsra
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01


TIE z B. A. Home Board Vii n0ld .
1aastlng tomesfos s4snsDs.
A lArzs nnmhsr q f0fsisuers we're zdnnit-
l@d - ciuzeaship u Us tisenit tsurs yes-
fsfflsg.
Gsrharf zeilstrs and Ian LsEdhser we're
admitted ~ ell.zsasalD "a TIE IlfeliI ee2fs
yesterday.
Wszers ca tks election are very few this
year although bels u no 70 che are orfsfsh
Ga Weston.
Dexter barker TOOK fhs cath cf oiiios %
a. - Dopufy -asfiI IA tills cry - tA~
ClEeulJ Goa-t yesterday
D. II. Iane has 5een appo5nzst Post
master a. 6Iaadslils. Ar. Lane . = good
nan fof lh4L 9eslzlon-
Th. valley city Cabls Company siii
sfrfng he ea8le Eals wssk % she great ~
Of tns peopls % Lyon 81. bah
Henry y Czrziil. son 0f Il ~ caFglL Of
this cay died frstaY nizht a. KALAMAZOO
N1sFe b. Eas receiving treatment
LOUIS " Wait of Ottaw. County. and
Ms Ciar.. fai.e Cline. OF this cisg, we're
narries b. haag.cs Wssliai yesterday.
Absut E00 90 worth Of bfick las re-
csntlg cees purchased iron tns aeW&ygo
Bricx Company - parties Ia this city.
Msrris h smmsrschlag. Joslas Wsiiand,
and Cornelius 81 siizud ssss Ainnitr - eit-
izsnshiD in tns Sapeflor Court YESTERDAY.
The addition that i being 0aiit % tbs
rear - tle polies patrol barn 20 aeeommO-
date rhs 1os salfol wagon 10 Almost com
pisiel
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ta4+iofNA 49, "a J5
n-aA'1s s''ie-e's''
it - expected that Prof. hstaorook, STATE
Superintendent "a f1olC destruction, VII
ls~a - yvsns NE 1919 .''s'.. - '1'' N
= a .1' e4A'.n - ~'
W. j. aiehard.on 's guest a. The Nor
ton- Ar RICHARDSON - g. N.~ Yorker ne
- ocios .aken care % "out iu Tie wilder
cass ~ = number o. s9ce iotIoNs-
NJ weston received numerous htcs
notes AnA lasAlsi toes yesterday if0lo tis
ladies' 90 of-no hapiat eonEr4suiA.itS hiil'
on ais DOMINATION ana wishing hita sue
ssss-
The metnber8 Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union nave appointed MIS-
Mckee. MS BOSE ALd MS. hseist' a.
committees 20 iooA up Suilao'e ste lof a
feHipefancs Temple
The Unitariaas viii hold services this
morning anl evening at the Ladies Literary
C.uo house ca Sneidon-st, Naen lev
tfrorge Wins tooAs, ~ Deadnsin, AaSsA'
ellseits. Nil preach.
Joseph Hegmann. a prominent German,
has been CHOSEN % MI the place Of William
A. Sandman. = director 0f the poor on
tne fasion ocket' Mr. SAinNfaan having
oeeiitsd 20 4et 20 tAAs eapa1'ty-
Mrs. Milton Williams wishes 20 express
her gratitude 70 AL wa0 were 80 kind 60
her son. Charles Williams ouripg his III
ness. she ieit Sitn hin Yesterday for Cin-
sinna1 noping tas cnAnse viii tmprovs
rs asAisa'
A. Dunnsbach has purchased the south
west corner 0f Gold and Jackson -sts- Hs
Is reatiln1 the oalldlng and Intends to open
thus helping along the business interests IL
bis locality.
The following officers were appointed by
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

r. G. Dimecx. trsvs3as srsiaht scent of
~ chaesso. Nii~4okee 4 81 Psnl rs.lros6
rns : -rsssber ~ the kotize of 8 ~ - this
+.t~ = recsvez1rr f7rFn \ seTisue f..ness
81. w4s faksr zick vie a ka.sma1l5 = 3
a stsIl sere = s-is<r 81 - Brrtssk House
NJ. usu 90 hss esanv tTlends in mrs ciVT
sh0 va aim a speatg recovefv-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
MoxIr-GIseER ALE.

Don't fail 20 go 20 the Woman's Exchange
for Easter delicacies. 80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Fl ne nickel Cigars, at 42 West Bridge-st.
MCWJIIAxs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

Best 10 cent Cigar. at AZ West Bridge st.
McWILLfAMs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

For homemade cake of all kinds, 90 to
the Woman's Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

FVAEF- -fIftEh NIB.
On drsugbt at Maggie A. Formby's, 103
MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

MIIK SHAKE-MILK SHAKE.
A new drink for this city, at Maggie A.
FoTmbya } los Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
AN APPEAL
Or AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED CITIZENS OF THE
EIGHTH WARD.

Feeling that caucuses as prescribed by
some do not cover the grounds to secure an
impartial nominee, therefore | represent
my name by request OF many citizens OF
the Eighth ward for candidate for Collector.
F. SIEGEL
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

cfTkTF cF sfIf fHfcbF-se~enses-stb 145isisI
- frortr - heresE sn1 kf.rofrr rIe i1.
ler1e .0 relafTr re Ftfs tDrTlt ~
ef~ H7fa fns So fce Sf~erteertn to1lcisi
Cererl' f<r fst esrs A. y f;sz sE1 as-f
Efr.t frrlr.F
PIX Hrr1zF in kass
yrs Ho-fsr 81 Nar
F-8rfs Tsziesy lr sersnrtfr
-z Ee7feT ia IseerTr tnr
T.staf fis.afe~ 2s fsF~
kcfERT x H0sT7fioHERY.
rsr ffrcssff s-6ge
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

re tse .arss rsne4s iss s.razsA-Ds
<NzeA =
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01

sEzrn..sx Ezfr - e4taar.
W.sa5sersx Aprl L. Lizhs -
fesh yarLz1is EiElaiss szmeF. Tar
ss2LAsr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-01
Health is Wealth

DR.. r. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
guaranteed specific ioT Hystcrie. Dizziness. Con-
WILSON'S. Fits, Nervous NcnfalRis. Headache,
Nervous P7ost alton caused by tie Use 81 alcohol
or tobacco. NakehDess. Ne tai Jcprf ssiosl.
SoffeDin1 Of the Brain resulting ~ INSANITY and
leading 10 misery cecsy and dehfh. i'rema ature
Old Age Befrennese. loss OF Power IL either
SEX lnvoluntarT Loses and Spernai0rrhoea
caused b. over exertion of the brain, eeitnhusc
OF over-indulgence. Zach box contains one
month 5 treatment 8 box. or six boxes for
s. sent by asi prepaid on receipt 81 price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BONES
To cure any case With each order received hv
US for six boxes acc mpanie3 with s.. We vii
seDd The purchaser our written guarantee to rc-
fund the money. n the treatment docs nos cfecl
q cure Guarantees issued only Dy
w. II. TIBBS. DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent
I26 Mcnrce-st-, Grand Rspios, Mich.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27
What Am I to Do?

The symptoms of Biliousness are
unhsppily too well known. They
differ IN different individuals to some
extent. A Bilious man is seldom a
breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
hut none for solids of q morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; II IL is not white aud turred,
1t Is rough, at sll event'.
The digestive system is wholly out
Of order, and Diarrbes and Constipa-
ton may be a symptom or the two
may alternate, There are often Hem
orrhoids or even loss Of blood. There
mag be giddino's and often headache
and sccidity or flstulence and tender
ness in the pit Of the stomach. To
correct all this IL not effect a curt try
Green's August Flower, it costs but a
trifle and thousand att ~ efficacy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27
The Science of Phrenology.

The free lecture given last night at
the court house by Prof. George w.
Dutton, on phrenology aad Its uses,
was fairly well attended and the audi
ence was greatly impressed by the
portrayals Of character drawn forth by
the Professors examinations. The
scleuce Of the special functions Of the
parts of the brain, or Of the supposed
connection Of the various faculties OF
the mind aud their special organs in
the brain was demonstrated, US well as
the theory that the mental faculties
are shown on the surface OF the head.
After hearing Prof. Duttop's lecture
and noting the successful descriptions
of character made from examination
few uubelieye era lett the hall. A null
titudinous display Of charts aided In
the demonstrations. On Monday eve
ming the Professor will give another
l~ecture-free ss before.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27
An Assurance ofHcaith.

Among the assurances Of health afforded US by
the regular discharge Of the body functions, none
is more important and reliable than that which
regularity Of The bowels gives us. II there is any
even q temporary interruption Of this-the liver
sndt b stomach suffer eonjOintlr with inactive
organs, and still greater mischief ensues ~ relic
Is not speedily obtained. A laxative. above al
eAVil on the score Of mineral composition or yio-
lent effect, Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, ap-
proved BY the medical profession and a most i'm
portant item Of the family msieha medica o
American households. II 10 botanic, painless in
action, aud IL persisted in, e~iectSal. The stom
seh and liver, in no less degree and no less
promptly and thoroughly than the bowels ar. reg.
ulated and toned BY it, and 1t is an admirable de.
Tense against malarial and rheumatic ailments,
and a benign remedy for kidney complaints, ner.
yousness and debility.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27

dams now on the American 8 tsge.
There Is none Of the break. neck song
and dance business which so-called
comedians use, and that brings them
more in the category of clowns than
comedians. Mr.. Reeds comedy is as
clean cut as q cameo. 1t Is artistic to
the highest dsgree. His humor is
spontaneous, and his hits are made
without any apparent effort. He has
certainly the art to conceal art; hence
his cce
The supporting company were very
good, particularly Miss Alice Hastings,
whose very difficult part Of Mrs. Abel
Racket vas given with a neatness
and aocurs'e presentation, such as the
part required. The adventures was
In her every utterance. and she had
the GOODNESS. effrontery and business
tact which women like her are always
endowed with, aud yet she was the
woman through all, and the repulsive
part was only the outgrowth Of ad-
verse circumstances and surroundings.
The dresses worn by Miss Hastings
were among the very sichest ever
seen in Butte, and her change in the
third act was perhaps the most superb
v Q zee here.
The part Of Nell by Miss Annie
Lewis was simply immense in the
hands OF this clever little soubrette.
She danced and sang herself into the
affections OF the audience Immediate
ly. All in all Cheek" was an enor-
nous success, The audience Yves q
most fashionable and representative
one. and the business OF the week
may be safely classed ss M Of the red
letter weeks of the Opera House -
Miner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27
Byiorder Of the secretary.
The Butte Tournament.

The programme is out for the second
annual tournament of the Butte Rod
and Gun Club, and is open to the
world, barring professionals. Tourns-
ment lcst three days, beginning June
Goth. Prizes approximate sl,ll3.0O,
Arrangements have been made with
the Union Pacific, Northern Pacific
and Montana Union, by which parties
attending the tournament can obtain
a return ticket for one fifth fare as far
as Pocatello, Miles City and Spokane
Falls, inclusive, making q aud one
fifth fare for round trip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27
ROLAND REED IN CREEK.
What was Thought Of His P%erfornanc at
HATE.

what was Thought Of His Perfornancs at
Bate.
Standing room Yves at q premium
last night when the curtain went up on
the first act Of Cheek" In which Mr..
Roland Reed choseto introduce himself
10 a Butte audience. The comedy Is
In fouracts aud the Introductory gives
the keynote to the whole play and
served to introduce the company aud
the relation OF the characters n to
another. In "Cheek" Mr., Reed has
an opportunity to treat his audience
TO one OF the finest performances OF
eccentric comedy ever seen on the
stage. His performance Of Dick
Smythe goes beyond descriptions his
every attitude and information kept the
house In continuous roars OF laughter.
He wa. enoored again aud again In
his songs, aud after repeatedly bring.
ing MIN out he was only 'let up on''
when he gave AN appealing but ex-
presslve gaze, ms much as 10 say, III
can't stay here all ulRht.n There ia NO
surprise ut Roland Reeds reputation
MS o OF the leading Legitimate come
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-27
TheTurng' CompIeted.

ST. PAUL, May 25.-Tbe Cascade 0r
Stampede tunnel on the Northern L
cifc railroad, is now nearly complete
and will be turned over TO the opersl
ing department of the road next Sun
day and will be ready for the passage
Of trains after that date, The Missouls
and Root Valley branch of the North
era Pacific, is about completed and
will be turned over to the operating
department ON June LIST.